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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- on SEVENTEENTH STREET AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of the provisions of deed Of
trust executed ty john Hagan anu wife. dated &C.
tober 9th, 500, aud OF record In the office of the
, haLcerY Court. in deadlock No. so A. nj page
! III and In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit
Court o: the United states for the Eastern District
of Virginia. pronounced on The 1ith September
1878. in the suit of Giavlnzel Hngan ct dts tho
undersigned. rs trustee III said deed. and special
trustee named In id decree. will offer for sale III
punic auct ion, on the premise on MONDAY the
It'll cay Of October, S75 at the hour of p NJ, the
folio Wing real estate I'm the city of tichmOnd, con-
We, ed by said deed. and described therein that
cAiTuin lot of twenty. tive feet the east side of
Valley or seventeenth street, near Valley chapel,
running back 163 feet. mort or less, in deptb
with brick tenement aud other improve
menis thereon. I he lille To sail! property IS be-
iicved TO bc ndispu,ab.e, but the rdcrSgncd will
convey with special warranty, as usual in such
cases.
TERMS: Cash rs to so much of the proceeds Of
sale as will be sufficient 10 discharge the sum Of
IL 500 win interest at The rate OF six per cent.
per anuum from the 19th day Of October. 1868,
until psid and the sum Of S25 40 costs of suit. and
the charges OF sale: residue on such terms may
he prescribed day OF sale by the personal repre-
semtaIves Ct said John Uagan, or In the event Of
their failure to present such terms. then on such
terms Us the undersigned may see ii. to erect.
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee. .
JOHN {. SHAFES, Special trustee.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
No. 11l3 Main street.

OF OUR LARGE
v SALES OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
MOND, BY AUCTION.-At the request of Charles
w. Purcell. executor Of The late Bacon TAFT, we
ahall sell by auction. on the premises. on TUES
DAY the 9th day Of October. at 4 O'Clock j. D.. a
large number OF valuable BUILDING LOTS IN
Tait's plan to the CT Y OF Richmond. commencing
and continuing In the order in which they are
named, as f0ll0ws-to wit On the Mcchanlcsyille
turnpike ut the OF JAY street. thence 10 How
ards Grove; Washington street between Baker
street and the turnpike; TAFT street between Baker
street and the turnpike; Christian, William, and
Richard streets.
cash. the residue Ia four. eight twelve, fifteen, and
eighteen mouths. negotiable notes II be given for
the deferred payments. with interest added, and
secured by Il deed of trust.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
ca % AuctiODccTs.
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uANOBILLS, 81 TO IS per aueuIe0'
IL ths DISPATCH eRlNTlNG.aeteA~
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CONTEMPORARIES


ERESH CANDIES.
AARSHMALLOW DROPS;
EXtra.havored CREAM CHOCOLATE;
CREAM WaLNUTS-vcry fine;
CREAM FIGS and DATES;
CHOCOLATE CARAN1ELS, COCOA CARA
M&LS;
COCOA. WALNUT, and PEANUT-CANDY
fresh made daily, at 4. PlZZtSf, jas
sc "a .... .-.... S07 Broad STREET
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L MAGSIFi GENT EsTaTF.1 UPPER BRAN.
DON" ON JAMES RIVER, MIDWAY b.
TWEEN RICHMOND AND EORFOLk.-Ihis
property win he offered at public auction. In The
city Of Richmond, IT some place to b. designated
hei cafter, p the 9TH OF OCTOBER NEXT-the
second day Of the Virginia Stare Fair. 1t COM
prises about 2 geo ACRES. divided iri0 TWO
farms leach having 500 acres arabic and, with
tr:t.cas improvcnlthts) ab Ut 500 aereS marsh
meadow. very valuable ror hcps: 500 acres wood
land conveniently dispnS.d. Thrse firms will he
offered separately, or may be subdiyiGed, as pHay
SEEM expedient. -
Persons wishing 10 purchase are IN yted to visit
the premises, where the Undersigned w!H take plea
sure In Sho wing the property.
" RANDOLPH HARRTS0N.
a.,..s.. GEOkGE BYRD HASE1SUS,
~ {. SHIRLEY HARRISON, a..
Executors and Commissioners.
Sc 15-eodt0cl 2Stdto s s5s.
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GUNNER CANDlES.-I am daily manu-
~ featuring summer article OF CLARIFIED
FLINT ANDY of nure crushed sugar. warranted
better than any made in the Omitted States for whole
"a e purposes. warrant 1t 20 stand dry anu firm In
hot weather. and sell IL at the rsce that nfe-
rinr Candles are sold Tor. have large stock of
CANNED GOODS. TtBACCO. tIGAkS, CAKES
and CRACkEkS: all OF which offer al baltimore
N2S -. l4l2 Mai street
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WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON
w MONDAY, October 4th, commencing at or
O'Clock, at the residence No. 70S Grace ST. rect. the
entire elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE con-
tanned thert In, consisting OF
PARLoR SUIT MAtBLK- for TABLES;
One superb 7H-octavc PIANO in rosewood case
manufactured bv Bradbery, New York;
Handsome VELVET, BRUSSELS, and INGRAM
CARPETS; ..- ass -.s. =.
HALL and STAIR-CARPETS, Cn-CLoTuS, &c
Particulars In future advertisement. Sc 2S
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, A VERY DESiRABLEm
Il BRICK HOU-E on the corner Of Twenty tc:a
seyent and FRANKLIN sirces-S 26uS. Posses
sion can be had on the 1st October next.
49, ll.. f. d. EACHO.
co oq.3t Real Estate Agent.
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OANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
Clhc peerless coal for open CRATES knde. QUICKER
gives more heat and burns longer than any Goa on
,be n,arkct Anthracite Coal, all sizes. best quaty
tnmberland Coal, for steam: Qunnmont toal' ior
steam lanes River and BellOna Soft Coke.
s'ea" $ T.. LATHk0P.
eo1n Seventeenth street a; Grawbridge.
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MOTHER CARGO SUPERB AN
a THisACITEC coal, making my supply pvd 1s's of
a api rT and GLOVER BILIr'CVAL and SofI
I Iiii C OK and my unrivalled WooD ,f for
Cooking ard kindrg: Is offered very 10" al MINI
and Csry Streets and Basin bank n WATKINS
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TOR RENT. THREE UNFUR. g.
Il HISHED ROOMS in DWELLING No. ELL
900 south ii bird street CANDLES Hill. Apply TO
- n. BLAIR, Flour Inspector.
Cary between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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WI EST VIRGINIA SPLINf COAL A
w Speciality. Best fuel Of all kinds always
on hand at rates as chean as the lEI iis
Int especially my old friends, to leave their ordtrs
for their winter supply. orders through The post
'~e p'' Agent for The mines.
na I'm - Seventeenth streets.
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BY j. J.. ApDerson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
No. 1016 Main stree.

RICHARDSON & CO., Auctioneers.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Indncemenis 10 60
those IN want OF winter supply or nTst: Grass ass
coal Anthracite from SO; s62O. 10 go 2, r ina
citv at IA is for twenty-five bushels. or 1919 per
tnn or 2 900 pounds Glover Hill from 81 up 70
go = w w. NInnfI nnth and t'nrY streets
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VIRGINIA DIVISION, ASSOCIATION ARMY OF
NORTHERN VIRGINIA, RICHMOND, October i
1875.-The next annual meeting Of this As
sociation will be held in the ball Of the
House of Delegates, In the capitol, at Rich
mond, on Thursday the 2Sth day Of October
1875, at u o'clock 2. NJ. Major John w.
Dlniel, of Lynchburg, will deliver the annual
address before the meeting.
After the address and meeting the annual
reunion and supper will take place, to which
oil soldiers and sailors of the late Confede
racy are invited on the same terms with
members of the Association.
It has been determined that the Assoca.
ton as such shall be represented in the
procession in honor Of the unVeiling of the
Jackson statue, on the Goth instant, and all
soldiers and sailors of the late Confederacy
not attached to other commands or ass0ca'
tions are cordially invited to join with this
Association. on that occasion, the whole Of
which, with those uniting with them, will be
under the command ofthe acting president a:
chief marshal. All persons are requested tt
report at place hereafter to be designated
in this city, at 8 O'Clock a. H., for propel
assignment.
General r. Lindsay Walker will be II
charge of the artillery, General William I'll
PAYNE Of the cavalry, and General John 4
Cooke of the infantry. All who can come
mounted are earnestly requested to do so.
WILLIAM II. F. LEE,
Acting President.
fssgy fsorge : I. zs,saSds SnrI5is"' Secretaries.
All papers feeling an interest in the sue
cess of these matters are requested to inser
this.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

COUNTY COURT Judge Clopton presiding.
This court was engaged yesterday in the trial
OF cases on the civil docket; after which it
adjourned for the term.
BOARD OF SrPERvIsoRs.-A meeting OF this
board will be held ut the courthouse to-day,
when 1t is expected that the salt case of
Messrs. Stuart, Buchanan & Co. will be dis
cussed.
AN INTRICATE SURGICAL OPERAT1oN.-A
very interesting and difficult, yet successful,
surgical operation was performed yesterday
upon little SOD, aged two and half years,
Of Captain Barbam, Of the Drn1lle railroad,
by Drs. Thomas, of Richmond, and Weisiger
and Matthews, Of this city. The operation
consisted in the removal of stone from the
bladder of the child nearly half an ounce in
weight. The patient is doing we'll.
PERsoNAL-Mr. Fl. E. DuvaI, deputy
clerk of the County Court, who has been con.
fined to his house in consequence of indispo-
sition for the past few days, resumed his du.
ties yesterday.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE AT THE SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Yesterday morning few minutes after II
O'Clock Mr.. John Stout, in going down Main
street, discovered smoke issuing from the
southern end of the root of the lccture-room
Of the Second Pres 3y.erian church (Dr
Hogc's), situated on the east side Of Fifth
between Main and Franklin streets. Histen
ing to DR.. Hoge'S residence, he procured 8
key and turned in an alarm at Station 26, cor.
ner Of Fifth and Main streets, which brought
out the Fire Department. In The mean time
a number Of persons gathered at the fire, put
up ladders, and with buckets OF water KEEP;
the flames in check until stream was put on
and the fire eXtinguisheG.
The fire originated from q stove pipe
which passed through portion of the wood.
work into the fue of the chimney in the
Sunday-School room. Fire was made in the
stove for the first time yesterday morning,
and when the pipe became heated the wood.
work caught, aud soon the flames burned
through the laths upward and attacked the
boarding under the tin roof, about twenty.
five or thirty feet Of which had to be torn up.
The building was damaged by fire and
water to an extent Of about one hundred
and fifty dollars. Insured for forty thousand
dollars in the OLD Dominion, Commercial,
Virginia Home, City Fire of Richmond,
ROYAL of Londor-J. H. Claiborne, agent
and Georgia Home, Maryland, and National
Insurance Companies-Montague & Co.,
agents.
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POLICE COURT. Observation-Disclosures
Brooks (coIored), charged with steaiinS M one
lot of clothing from Arthur McCoo. The
case was continued.
William SnelIings was flued two dollarsior
assaulting and beating Jacob KONG.
Della Ann Lewis (eolored), charged with
stealing twenty-,hree dollars in United
States currency from Morris Sharp. The
evidence not being sufficient she was DIS
charged. -.
james Hill was charged with driving his
horses on the public street at faster rate
than is allowed by the ordinance and driving
over and injuring Mrs. Johanna sandhon.
The case was continued until the 23i.
Charles Osmau, charged with being drunk,
was ordered to leave The city at once.
James Turner (colored), guilty of stealing
one coat and vest. valued at eight dollars,
from Henry Roane, was sent to Jail for sixty
DAYS. An appeal was taken and the case
sent on to the Hastings Court.
Charlotte Bradley (colored). charged with
stealing twenty cents from the person OF
Frank Mitchell, was discharged.
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RrcHMosD, October 13. 1875.

To the Editors Of the Dispatch
Dear Sirs,-I notice in your to.day's issue
that in your account of the Independents:
meeting held at the Monticello Hall. OF
which lam proprietor, you say: "More than
half of those present had to stand, ewing
to the neagre sitting aceommodations.' y
Knowing that such an expression is calcula.
ted to iDinre my place in the eyes of the pub
lie, and believing that you would not wit.
tingly do me such an injustice, I wish 10
state that gave ample accommodations for
small private meeting, as stipulated for
With Mr.. Wise, Of the committee who con.
tracted with me. was utterly unprepared
for the public crowd which overran my
house last Dight, believing as did that it
would be a private party of gentlemen.
Respectfully yours,
r. FERRANpIS1.
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INSERANVE SvmpAEsHs.

} \. WALKER Il CO., GEN ERAL IN
j.. SUR Ny AG AN'TS, lGl4 MAIN STREET,
~, iiA9;~o. W, rcHrescn,irg .he
,MHHif 2kIIISE AID MERCANTILE IN.
I-.AN.t COMPANY, II London and Edlu
""' "a r n: eUd-c:.H!'tl, - 0,O00,QQ0 gold:
+tHAHHH lH>thA NCE COMPANY. of Cincis
-, ~. o. s!,ss,s over 1900 600:
NhNHATTAE FIRE INSURANCE COMPk
-! y" fark--as.c!s over $500,GU0:
- hC!tBU&I lNSCRI Et;E AkO BLINKING
s,g,nf,,.,aHI, Ct LyncEburs, Va.-assSts oYei
NJ fSSUKA3CE COMPANY, o.
~."nhi'E, \ l.--&'ss:ts over 100000.
r.. .'EN N iSSL EANCh COMPANY, OF Brook.
-. \. .->s>cts over S2,OO0.000.
T. n'i HNVCIH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
-''IA!"Gil. E:s.--aesctS over $4,000.
4 "it,at!to "ith TIE Treasures, oi Virginia, 81 So
p7y. Loses :iuit,.ly adjusted and promptly paid
= .|@ a+.Ery. hp'iicatleHs solicited, and i:nne'
'''e si'oni"I; vfv'r hereto oc 1e
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COrrespondence.

RICHMOND, October IA, 1875.
Miss Fanny 3. Price:
The Ill Undersigned, members of the Conservative
party, beg leave to tender you complimentary
benefit, to come eff on such night of your present
engagement in Richmond as may suit your pleasure
They do this, not only as recognition of youl
kindness in granting them the Of the Theatre
for disqualification meeting, but as testimonial
of their appreciation Of your merits as cultivated
actress and worth as lady.
With sentiments OF high regard they have The
honor to be, respectfully yours,
Peyson Wise, james Mcdonald,
E. c. Cabell, W. E. Blnford,
j. A. Meredith, id. Wright,
". w. Crump, Samuel Mlccubbin,
w. s. Gilman, john L. Ballard,
3. r. johnson, William e. Allegro,
George T. Turner, W. W. Archer,
John II. Claiborne, Norton Newton,
A. LorentZ, James Fl. Dooley,
John M Higgins, Charles u. Williams,
John Poe, Jr., William Lovcnstein,
Charles V. Meredith, b. II. Berry,
W. d. Cheslermau, Tale Evans,
Samuel B. Witt. #. w. Hocnniger,
John GI4me, w. p. NJ. Kellam,
j. II. Parater, Charles T. Wortham,
Richard F. Walker, F. "A. G. Handy,
Louis F. Bossieux, Baker Z. Lee,
William Fl. Wade, E. B. Cook,
III. Tate Evans.
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MILITARY VIs1ToRs FROM NORTH CAROLINA
Mr.. +. &. Leigh. secretary of the Virgins
State Agricultural Society. received a letter
Yesterday from Mr.. Eugene Wilson, secre'
tary OF the Rowan Rifle Guards, of Sails
bury, n. c., inquirirg whether the volun'
,eers from other cities would be allowed tc
take part in the ceremonies incident to the
unveiing of the statue OF Slonewall Jackson
in this city, on the 2Gth. Dir. Wilson stated
that the Inquiry was made at the request o'
the members Of the company, and he took
pride in saying that if allowed to come the
company would bring the best silver cornet
band in the State. The letter was referred
10 Governor Kempcr and General Heth.
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AUCTION SALES THIS nay.

RICHARDSON & CO., Az p. NJ, twe.story frame
dwelling with basement on Twentieth streetb..
tween Grace and franklin. s,I
COOK & LAUGHToN, 10 A. H., furnItuye, car.
pets, ard stoves.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. P. NJ, brick residence
No. II west Grace street.
SIMS & SAMPSON, 4 P. NJ real estate on the
corner or Thirteenth and Everett streets, MaR-
chester.
COOK &LAUGHTON, 1Ok A. NJ. furniture. velvet
and Brussels carpets &C. at the residence cor
ner Sixth mud Franklin streets.
WHITEHEAD, DICKINSON 6 Co. 10k A. NJ,
fall trade-sale Of crockery and glassware.
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A NTHRACITE COAL For. sale at very
FsG and Stove Coal !; also, West Virginia Splint
s6al oxaH kinds: Ma6ietnhtn aud Glover HiIl Lump
Coal: Cumberland and Nuttalburo Coal, for steam
andsnss H,sT use Eehigh fouDdsy Lamp Coal ;Soft
Lump and Hail Coke; Oak and Pine Wood.
2l WRIT ROBERTS,
sc q corner Seventeenih and Cary streets,
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TIE LATE STABBISG AFFAlR.--A few days
ego an alteration occurred near the corner
of Cary and Eighteenth streets between
Alexander Jones and Robert Brown, two
colorcd boys. During the fight Jones drew
. small knife and plunged it toto Browns
side, producing a very severe wound. Jones
was arrested and conveyed 10 the station
house. Brown was sent to the almshouse
for treatment, where he remained until Wed.
nesdar, when he was discharged. The case
was examined at the Police Court yesterday
morning. Justice White, after hearing the
evidence, seut the case to the Hastings
Court. Jones was remanded to Jail.
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1t HI,ES. DC.

4, +. WATSUA'S
FIkNiIIHE-W WORKS LUMBER MILLS,
,, 'h'S NY. h"" hayc capacity OF 10000 feet
.''''! ana are prcIa. cd 10 cii bills Of any size
, tIl t'AG it1BER
:inh stock of 5UD. .00u i1et OF logs III the mill.
t,.,a .rnau "rs run into the mill, ensurpg dis
H. nNchh'I Of wbeelwrIght-. &C., Is calles to
:I. hnnni' JAN. BEACH, POPLAR, &e., from
" vp',nis ~, leit al yard al Rocketis. or ut
am 's'oM CORNER THIRTEENTH ARD
,.,r, FRANKLIN STREETS,
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card TO the Public.

E,3itors of the Richmond UlSpdtch
| see by your paper tha. my name appears
rs a member Of the FINANCE Comn1is'ee Va
the Monticello-Hali meeting" l peg ~
state that was not at the meeting, ahu tpas
nv nane was used aosthout my fnoeeseago or
consent. am member OF tue Sousei va
tive party. NioAA0'
Oc{0be1. 13, 1879.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsK.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added a well.selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPaovED Ma
CuINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate Rgares and in the most ea-
pediiious manner.
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TIE CITY SCHOOL BoARD.-Yesterday after
noon was the time for the regular meetn.
of the City School Board, but owing to tie
absence of the president, Hon. A. M. Kelley,
and the sickness of Superintendent Binford,
the secretary deemed it ineXpedieut to call q
meeting, as there was no business of special
Importance TO be considered.
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WANTED. TO LEND $1,000, $1,000,
w $500, s400. $50. and other small sums, for
periods ranging from six months TO two years
Richmond City per cent. Bonds tor sale.
oc l4-2t CHAFEIN, STAPLtS eco:
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WHO IS MRS. WINsLow ?-As this question is fire.
quently asked we will simply say that she is lady
who for upwards Of thirty years has untlIipgy de-
voted her time and talents as a female physician
and nurse, principally among children. She has
especially studied the constitution and wants of this
numerous class, and as result of this effort and
practical knowledge obtained III lifetime spent as
nurse ard physician she has compounded SoOTII-
ING SYRUP for children teething. 1t operates like
magic, giving rest and health, and Is, moreover,
sure 10 regulate the bowels In consequence of this
article Mrs. WISsLow Is becoming world-renowncd
as q benefactor Of her race. Children certainly do
RISE UP and bless her. Especially is this the case
in this city. Vast quantities OF the SOOTHING
SYRUP are DAILY sold and used here. We think
Mrs. WINSLow has immortalized her name by this
invaluable article, and We sincerely believe thou
sands of children have been saved from an early
grave by lis timely use, aud that millions yet un-
born will share its benefits and unite in calling her
blessed. No MOTHER has discharged her duty 10
her suffering little one. in our opinion, until she
has given 1t the benefit of Mrs. WINsLow'S SooTlI-
ING SYRUP. Try 1t, mothers-TRY IT Now
Ladies' ViSuor, NeD York city.
sold by all druggists.
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Adjourned

Pic Mic OF THE OLD DOMINION CLUB.-The
pic mic OF the Old Dominion Club, at Blen-
ner's Park, yesterday, was attended by about
one hundred aud fifty persons, and was sue.
cc>sful and pleasant considering the unia-
Yoratle weather. Senator Bayard and a
number of our distinguished citizens were
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THE CENTENNIAL CoMMlSsIoSERs.-The
was conference yesterday afternoon in the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce between
the Committee on the Centennial appointed
by the Chamber Of Commerce and the Tobac'
co and the Corn Exchanges, in regard to the
proposed appointment of State Centennial
Commission with Professor Mallet as CHAIR
man. Nothing definite was done, however,
owing to the slim attendance, ana SO The
meeting adjourned until this evening.
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woOD AND Coa1.

HEADQUARTERS FOR FUEL.-Two
Ii cargoes fresh ANTHRACITE COAL Just
Landed, al sizes- sPLfNT LUMP, The best mines.
GLOVER HILL and BLACK HETH LUMP
GOAL LUMP COX e, the very best
My unrDalled SAWED and SPLIT COOKING
and klNDLING WCoD. All fuel at lowest prices
st Ni1th and Cary streets. =
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have analyzed the ylhiskey known Under ihs
brand OF "B sELEcT,r controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TEN D. BLAIR q co., Richmond, Va, and ma II
rpEE FROM fUsU, OIL and other impurities, ana
recommen It's u.,e for medicinal and family pun
noses- j. B. McCAw, n. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Va
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MEETINGS..
LODGE. No. 25.

MYRTLE LODGE, No. 25. K. MEA
ul OF P.-EnoTHERs.-Attend a sta EsA
ted convention of your lodge THIS FRI Ef PEi
day. EVENING at X O'Clock, Mt your SasSH
Castle tConcordla) Hall. 7 hose who did SsS2Sa
not pay their quarterly dues at the last <slf@
meeting are expected 10 do SO NJ this, or else become
on.benefcial. Candidates for rank will be prompt
In attendance. Members In good standing OF sister
lodges are fratsrually invited TO attend
By order Of JOHN Maxwell, G.. G..
Oc 15 Its JOHN W. GLENN, X. of r. and 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-15

PERSONAL Trenr6eld, an
English author Of reputation, is coming
to Richmond to report the inauguration OF
the jackson statue for British newspapers.
Mr.. Moses +. HaBdy, of the New YORK
Tribune, is iD the city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-15

MEETING IN THE COUNTY YESTERDAY
There was fine meeting of Conservatives
at Boar Swamp, in Henrco county, yester'
day. Speeches were made by Messr<. K. b.
Berkeley. Joseph Bryan, Charles +. Worth
am. II. W. Hoenniger, and DR.. w. L. Greg
ory of New Kent.