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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-25
AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS.
TObaccO-Tnx, Tariff, the Currency,
and other Subjects Discussed.

CINCINNATI, September 24.-The National
Agricultural Congress met yesterday, and
after the reception of the credentials Of dele
gates committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed. Mr.. Burwell read the preamble
and resolutions, reciting that manufacturers
and planters have been heretofore sub.
ected to great loss and inconvenience
by frequent changes in the internal
revenue laws relating to tobacco; that
the burden of this tax falls upon
the laboring classes engaged 10 its production
and consumption that the recent action Of
Congress increasing the tux was unnecessary,
as it will not increase the revenue derived by
the Government from it, and expressing as
the sense Of this Congress that the Congress
of the United States be asked to adopt SCI.
tied and uniform policy in the Internal reye.
nue. laws, and recommending d reduction OF
the tax to ten cents pound, and that all un.
necessary restriction, except for the certain
collection of revenue, be repealed promptly
and without agitation at its next session.
Resolutions also condemn high rates OF
tariff on leor:ce and other ingredients used
in the manufacture of tobacco, and recon-
mend that the principle Of draw back be ex-
tended to these articles for the purpose OF
fostering the domestic and foreign trade In
tobacco. The resolutions were referred to q
committee.
Colonel j. 3. Kellebrew, of Tennessee, de-
liyered an address upon "Our Southern
Half" it being an extensive compendium OF
statistics and review Of the productiYeDess
and capabilities Of the southern States.
AT the afternoon session committee was
appointed to take into consideration the sub.
ject of agricultural statistics, and an address
was delivered by Hon. w. G. Flagg, OF Till
pois, on LEGISLATION in its Relation TO Agri-
culture" PhiladeIphis was selected as the
place of meeting next year.
At the evening session Hon. W. u blagg-
of Illinois, was elected president for the en-
suing wear. with one viee-president for each
State and Territory. Considerable discus
sion then ensued upon the currency ques-
tion, .the members being about equally
divided between expansion and CONTRACTION
AT a late hour the Coseress adjourned. !.
In the Congress to day, Mr. BnrWeli, Oh
Vfraiuis. from the Committee on Transports
ton reported, recommending the completion
OF the iour great watsr-roues, especially tho
central route. After some discussion We
resolution was adopted. ,,.,4
MIR. BurweH's resolutions on the tooasse-
tax, after an exteaaed debate, we're adoasa.
The Conventions adjourned; to mees 10
Philadelphia next year.
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-The audi
ence at the Theatre last night was rather
larger than usual, and the programme. which
was very fine, was executed in most satis-
factory minner. At 2 o'clock to-day there
will be grand matinee. All the girls and
boys in Richmond want to see little Fay
Templeton, and they should be gratifed, il
possible. 1t will be an everlasting reflection
upon the appreciative taste of our theatre;goers
if the house Is no. full. The entertainment
will be a good one. Those who enjoy a
hearty laugh have only to en'er little Fay'a
presence to be made happy. Tonight is the
last appearance here of the company. a
Monday night next "the young American
tragedian, John A. Stevens, supported by
Miss Carlotta" " and what Ia, we are told, "a
first.class company" will take possession Of
the boards in the new drama "Name Un.
known" Not only the name but the merits
Of the piece will be discovered upon the first
presentation, and unless it comes up to the
Richmond s:andard-wb bateVer that is-the
tragedisn and his company may expect the
worst.
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Turkey. !.
HRAL COaa srna u.rrouur
Turkish Provinces.
al fIt ttE4
New York TtaIas.

New Yoss, September 24.-Thirty credit
ors of Henry CIews & Co. oppose The release
OF the Dial firm from the debts. The credit!
ors have another conference next week. - ~
The Insurance Convention has gone into
executive session. The proceedings hereto.
fore consisted only Of speeches. .@a -
The coroner's jury In the setaEiadder
deaths rendered verdict declaring that the
ladder was made of inferior wood and the
construction faulty, and censuring the Board
OF Fire Commissioners for omitting scientific
and practical tests. The further use or the
ladders is condemned. @ts.. ..'s 20 I.
, John Gonzales, Cuban, has been SEM
t,nced to lfe.imprisonment for arson in the
first degree. ~ ---- -.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Pistols for Two Ordered, but only On,
. ..t1t .ts- - TN hon s;.F .4fss< Hss-.E.t h

L
Taken, atfze HSAtaitS
Especial telegram to the Dlspa tch.y i 81,
WASHINGTON, September 24.-Por some
Gays there has been controversy between
Mr. John p. Young, city, editor of the G.ron-
icfe OF this city, and Mr. Campbell CARING
ton, late assistant district attorney here,
growing out of structures that appeared in
the Chronicle not only gpen young Car
riBgton, but upon his. father, who :. was
United States attorney previous to the APP
pointmeut Of George P. Fisher, a ...a,
Darlington published Q card in the Capt.
tai last Sunday, following a former demand
for personal satisfaction, in which he said
that Mr.; Youog disregarded his Caring
ton's) demand for satisfaction because be
(Young) was non-combatant, closing his
card with the words: This local editor,
instead of writing lies through the columns
of the Chronicle, should be sitting In the
albany penitentiary mixing Shoes"
This card had the effect Of determining the
newspaper-man to give whatever satisfaction
was required, and the following day (Mon.
day., in company with Mr.. Clarence Barton,
one of the associate editors of the Chronicle,
who has smelt powder, they provided them
selves with duelling pistols and proceeded to
-BlAdensburg, where Young sent to a friend
reply to CarriDgton's card. which he con-
strued into challenge, asking his friend to
communicate with Darlington and announce
that be was ut Bladensburg to give whatever
satisfaction was required.
i, The affair, however, ended in talk, as the
accounts state that the lawyer disregarded
the journalists suggestion to settle their diff.
ficulty by a hostile meeting, taking refuge
behind the anti.duelling statute of this Dis.
trct. There was considerable buster in
Carrington's cards against Young, but the
sequel indicates that they did not frighteu
the latter particle. The affair has been
kept quiet until to-day. 1IMoN.
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FEsTIvAL.-Tbe trustees of the Aged Home

FESTIVAL trustees of the Aged Home
Association will commence festival for the
purpose of raising funds to provide food and
clothing for the aged and afflicted colored
people OF Richmond, at the old Metropolitan
Hall, on Monday. The festival will last three
days. The following are the officers of the
Aged Home Association: Amanda Holmes,
president; Annie E. Taylor, vice-president ;
Margaret Osborn, treasurer; Mabala Smith,
chaplain; Julia Atkinson, G. of CON-; j. An
derson Taylor, secretary. Trustees !: j. An
derson Taylor. Rev. r. Wells, James II.
Bowser, Rev. J. H. Holmes. Rev. w. B. Der.
rick, William H. Lester, Rev. William Troy,
and LaEdon Boyd.
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RICHMOND CITY GUARD.-At meeting OF
this company last night W. r. Caskie was
elected second lieutenant and e. D. Mere
dith first sergeant. The company adopted q
uniform OF nayy-blue with white trimmings.
The cap will be similar to that used by the
volunteers OF the State, except that white
plume tipped with blue will be WORD, and q
heavy plated cord upon the back of the cap.
The company selec' ed the spacious ball over
Paine, Cabel 81 Co.'s store for their armory,
aud will have their first drill in it next week.
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POLICE COURT, YEsrERDAY.-Henry She
rer, charged with being drunk, was dis
charged.
Peter Collins, charged with unlawfully as
saulting and beating his wife, and resisting
the police, was sent to Jail for four months
and labor.
Alfred Mazis, guilty Of treSpassing on the
premises Of +. S. Turpin and threatening to
shoot Mis-. Turpln, WAS required to give
surety in the sum of $500 to keep the peace
for sixmonihs. Committed to Jail in default.
f. w. z. Lohman, charged with unlaw-
fully OBTAINING one gun, uniform, and ac'
coutrements, the property Of Company ID,
First Virginia Regiment Volunteers. Lon
man was discharged and ordered to deliver
the articles up to Captain Taylor.
Il. r. Rodgers, charged with being drunk,
disorderly, and using proiane language IN
the street, and With indecent conduct on tue
Capitol Square, was fined So for each Oh
fence, aud required to give surety TO keep
the peace for six months. Committed 10
iail with labor in The chain. gang in defaut
jim Thornton (coIored), charged with
being drunk aud dlsorderly, was DISCHARGED;
Lucy Thornton (colored) was adjudged
guilty OF the larceny Of a shawl valued al
$40, and sent TO Jail for Sky days. -
mcs and Nike Dougherty. Willie Cor,
bin, William Harrison, Arthur Harrison, and
William kepler, (ali young bovsJ chlrged
wi,hinterleling With Jymes Sutiltf aud using
indecent language IN the street, were dls'
charged With an admon'lion.
William Griffin, charged with being drunk,
was dischalged. ..,. =.
Gus. Man ling (colored) was fiued So for
assaulting and beating Jlmes Reynolds. <
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From Norfolk.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.l
FELL DEAD -DRowNED-NAvAL.
NORFOLK, Va, September 24.-Yesterday
afternoon o welI-known house-carpenter,
named James Only, fell dead while at work
in the second story of new building being
erected in Berkely, Norfolk county.
Late last nighta colored woman was found
drowned in the river at the foot Of Nebraska
street. She was recognized as Milly Skies.
The harbor is full Of American war-vessels.
The steamer Frolic sails tomorrow for the
La Platte river, South America.
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I,r.>cI:,S AwARpED.-The following in-
sI,r,ion ~. aaarlcd yesterday by Judge B.
l.. Wexford. in chambers
REUBEN En.Hnd. plaintiff. against The City
o. Petersburg, The Board of Public
works. and others. defendants, upon Il
Motion 10. AZ INJUNCTION, in Vacation.
An uirig.ction i awarded according TO the
ir4ycr Of The bill 10 crj1iu and restrain the
c.'y OF Petersburg fom selling the three
,au.>anG i've hlcdrcd shares OF the capltal
s,o., q, thr Petersburg Railroad Company
referred 10 in The bill, or any part thereof;
and Also 10 criDin ana restrain the said city
ut Petersburg from further prosecution OF
.lu acIon OF d"ht brought by the said city
ii Petersburg rs plaintiff, and now pending
IL ,lc Hastings Court CT the city OF Peters
i... a.tir>t touhrn Ragiaud, Lancaster,
Hso%u & Co.. I. +. Brooks, ;. \. Plum.
.u... and Wijitam L. Mallory, defendants.
.,:4t,d to in the bill: and also from in>tl-
tu.u- ar Prosecuting any other action or
>@ wAat,vcr upon the pr0mi>S0ry note iol
,-t'.5>2 ,N-ru:c4 hy Reuben Rag'and ana
u,ap., ~ his >uruties 10 the city 0! Peters
tug- in pant payment for the three thousand
L.. hundred >hare> Of stock Of the Peters
.Ur, H.jtrou! Company held by said city as
e...sl"rai security tor said note. until the
l."Hgg urtjcr ul this court. But the plaintiti
II r. ~. have the hcact of this order until
Il. or -oGI" ouc iog him, shall execute, be-
,'r IN" clerk ol The Circuit Court Of the
,', OF Richmond, bond with security in the
i,.tr, d, i've hundred dollars, with cond!-
iou to pay AL ,uch costs as may be awarded
:-nD,t the l,jatilt. and all such damages rs
>-aa De Incurred in case this injunction be
t.,.uiysl. B.R. WEXFORD, JR.
>I..uyb"r -, 1875.
Far pI,utIlr: John Lyon, William Green,
v. ". Gordon. For City CT Petersburg:
D.Qry a. Hinton, Charles S. Strirgfellow.
S.IhS Stops he sale of stock advertised iE
tn L'd.J-% appeal, Of Petersburg, for the 2Sth
&. september.
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Fires,

MARSHALL, Mich, September 24.-The
Herndon House was burned here to-day, and
four persons persisted in the fimes. ~
Troy, N. Y, September "a Smith, Craig
s. Co.'s lumber-yard was burned here to-day.
Loss, $50, 1000. 's@ y
PATERSON, N. j., September 24.--George
Jackson's wool.mill has been burned. The
fire was caused by the breaking OF kero-
sine-amp. Loss, $1,000. 4,;
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,...-..,.. SERVICES -MoRRow.-The
.,.....r,> services will be held in all OF
49,, r,r,,,hc> 10 morlow except the fol-
'.'r. .,s.'a' appointments:
u" -r,'s,.Is'> Church episcopal. corner oi
'.t and Beverley streets. Divine SER
'.'' =. NJ. instead OF 81 Z. NJ. rs hereto
'''.-.-. ..,,.r, - Rev. kinloch Nelson hay-
.".,r,,r,! TO The city. divine service will
,"-..fJxll \. VI. and s L. NJ.
q" %'',a,-.>y.... ',," Nctis0djst S. A. Steele
..-rA. V. ard 7:45 p. Nj.
y I,-'.. >,r..., Ncth0dlst.-R Is. r. W ooo-
u..-.,I, !! \. ~ and s z. NJ.
g,'..,a, Hi MeahodiSt.-Rev. w: b. NC,
C.,-,y .; i a. NJ; Rev. ). /. ot's al 0
I'm. ,,.,, ro;,, roor First, -
r., Gt,,i Bucn>chacDer, of Baltimore. Il,
;, i u. and 7. NJ. Sunday school at %
r", "' yy> Mthodist.-Children's day
,.',,r, Z, ! 7. NJ, followed By the LordS
s':ty JgrI, n. FREE Bqptist.-Rev. Lewis B.
r,-,,rs,I II !. NJ. I; Rev. John X. Jaspard AT
~ #. >uudAy.>chool ma>s.meeting nj !
:, Il several priz : will be awarded to the
i.'....r1I scholars in The scriptures.
oPey.AIH MEETINGS.
.ra. Yn9r. Alrn's Cnr,>tan Association
.,.r wil hold the following open-air
,..,.,r., tomorruw: Cash Corner, corner
=. p..J.,acn,b and Cary streets. Rev. Walter
u Gr.nk> and George W. Brown; New
90. ll.nr:rn. \. l.. Jphrs)n: Manchester,
49,, var. p4yld Peters. and NJ. a. Har-
-. ,,fmenlyz,. Thomas :. EppS and ). r.
l...: N.y, H,M, W. II. l.. Coombs. Each
-,..,... 10 clu,nrNcc at $50 Z. NJ, sharp.
LECTURE TO-DAY.
j.g. \. Block HIil deliver lecture DAY
.,..-o',i ~ a the Synagogue hennesseth
i... " 4Nu street.
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Weather Rep0Ft

WAsusopos, September 4,-For New
Lax lake region, generally clear and slightly
uarmer warn wealher, with soasherly to westerly
w;nds u and stationary or falling barometer.
For the Soath Atlantic and GuH staIes,
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley partly
cloady and slightly warmer wea.ner, VIII VII
ea.t to south winds, stationary or fahns %, %,
rcmeter, and light ra!as on the Gull eoas, ~
/. nd in the Southwest, probably followed ny
:nwer temperature and rising barometer a,I e.
west Of the Mississippi and In the ONO var ~
lev during Saturday night. .....,..-. .G
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IHE ASSEMBLY HALL CoEcER T.-NeXt
IA"g>day evening Assembly Hall will be
't;uwu open for the season, and the we'll
hurwn aud popular quartette choir OF the
Second Baptist church will give one OF their
rarjt" concerts. The usicl0ving public OF
t.l,hm0nd have been treated on previous oc-
>.'>.oG> 10 some OF these grand concerts, but
tar programme for this, the first entertain-
M"ui Of III. season, embraces many rare mu-
>.Gd gems, and in addition the audience
VII hc entertained by the wonderful sing
l"- aud !aG&habIe performances Of Mr.. H..
barnahee, the humorous rocalis', Of BoS-
to&.
iAc Halifax (N. s. Times endorses Mr..
L-.hNote in the following spicy paragraph
.Hr. BaruaOec l. u genius. He Is not
On: superior basso, but there is Il vein of
A"W0r IL him which crops out sc unmis-
..hd',y ard 80 irI,>lstiOIy, especially when
II 'lG2> au!thlrg comic, that toe audience
.L'@f.aby goes into conyulsions Of laughter.
i"c ititvr quality in him would Of itself be
= Is l""S PASSPORT 10 popularity wherever a
s"'d, hearty, genuine laugh is reliShed; but
~. bluabte i, W.thal u cultivated singer,
III" rtndrls some Of the most difficult pas.
$50 oi operate music in Il manner not
>'irn t"a:G outside the OPERA
- 'olt>c ia,sc VIII be u crowded house !;
'"ic''., i4ADy per, ics are already making ar
-"i -"iEr;l's TO >rCur, their seats, the sale OF
"1.'A WI! colnIcnce on Monday morning
8. : clock II. Wyatt's mtl>ic.sto.e.
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HOW TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE.-Persons suf-
ferng with fever and ague, Intermittent or bilious
fever will call at the drugstore and get bottle Of
Ague Conqueror; their immediate cure Is csrtain,
and the chlls will not come back during that sea-
son. 1t contains no qulDine, arsenic, or other poi
son, aud oue-half bottle will restore your hcalih
1t clesnses the system pures the liver and secre-
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
,yhppSule agents
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MORAL ENTERTAINMENT AND CONCERT
Elsewhere in the Dispatch will be found a
notice of the moral entertainment and con-
cert to be given by colored persons at Ebe.
nezer church on Monday evening. The pro,
ceeds will be used TO assist the congregation
Of the church in paying for repairs recently
made to the church. The choir of the church
will be assisted by singers from other (col.
orcd) churches in this city and Manchester.
One of the features of the entertainment Wil
be musicll contest between two bass sing.
ers-Norman Peasants, Of Richmond, and
Edward w. Keeling, of Manchester.
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,.1uApr,E EyrDENCE.

THE following unsolicited testimonial from keV.
n. r. WALKER, %. D., formerly pastor OF BOW
doin.souare church, and at present settlea III trG-
vidence, K. l., must be esteemeo as feiiao'e e''-
No ore should fail 10 observe that this tesiimc-
nal is the resnt of two years experience WIN M it
use OF VEGETISE In the Rev. MIR: walkers iahliis'
who now pronounces 1t invaluable:
Providence, R.I- 164 Transit street.
T r feel hound To- express with my signature ths
high value place upon your VEGETINE, My 1ani-
ly have used 1t for The last two years IN heI +ouS
G biI,ty il Is Invaluable C. and recommend II 70 All
who may need All invigoraang, renovatinY toNH
' u. T. wALKER,
aoAA~--' Boston.
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PERSONAL. Fisher The artist is prepar-
49, !" Eiiht "a pnltialt OF Governor kemper.
=, N"trfnof kruper Yesterday appolnted A.
~ Ma>>rl notary public for spotsylrania,
""I " Il am Lalli Il roiary public for Au-
yl's,a county.
!, 'al'a'r ). iI.midrn Cnambcrlayne, of the
;H'''"'N |TWm0n. aud Generals jubal y.
'.".! aud N}iiam i. Taialcrro, visited the
S-W;cl y,>,cgG4l.
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GRAND GIFT CoSCERT.-Only few days left In
which TO secure your tickets for the First Grand
Concert of the Montpelier Female Humane Asso-
citation. The drawing will positively take place
September 3Oth or money refunded. Tickets can
be h nd fir ON C.. F. JOHNSTON, 91S Main street
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Conviction Of a Murderer.

DANvlLLE, KY, September A.-H. b.
Nichols was to day convicted of the murder
Of W. Peach, and sentenced to be hung. a
motion for new trial was made.
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SILyEs-PLATEp TEA-sETs, CoMaUNIoJ-SETs,
Ice-Prchers, Walters, Goblets, Cofee- and Tea
Urns, Butter-Dishes, Cut-Glass Cas!ors, Breakfast
Castors, Fruit Stands, Cake-Stands, PufBoxes,
Ice Bowls, Vegetable Dishes, Forks and Spoons.
Soup-Ladles, Sauce-LadIes. G. GENIE1, 1O0l
Main Sfrppt H.....e
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ONLY FEW TICKETS kft for the Grand Gift
Concert, September 30th. II you walt until the
last day you may be disappointed In getting one.
Call at once ON C. r. F.JoHysTox, 9I8 Main street,
and supnlY yourselves. - - g
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THE ATTUCKs GUARD GONG TO THE PHILA-
DELPnIA CESTESSIAL.-At the last meeting
OF the Attucks Guard, Captain Hobson, it
was decided that the company will visit
Philadelphia in July, 1876.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ROBERT p. LYME, ?. NJ, in auctioneer's office
100 lots In the town Of Jennlngsvie, on the
Richmond, Fred, ricksburg and Potomac rail-
road.
Sale of furniture at p. NJ. at residence near
northwest corner of Floyd aud Morriss streets.
j. R. HOCkADAY, at A. NJ. apd l2 NJ, peaches,
npples, SC.
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Kalred on the Rail.

WAsHIxGTuN. September "a. The Tram on
the Baltimore and Ohio bruuch which runs
around the city ran over wagon, k,iiing tns
driver. who had abundant warning, but per.
sisted in crossing tbs track as the Train sp'
pscaehpd.
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Obituaries.

& ALBANY, n. Y, September 24.-Judge
John 81. Reynolds is dead.
Indianapolis, IND, September 24.-
Thomas McCarty, ex-State Auditor, Is dead.
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Mysterious Disappearance.

CAMDEN, N. j., September A.-Hon.2
Albert w. Markley, well.known from bis
connection with the Camden and Amboy
railroad and other enterprises, has disap-
peared since yesterday. Much anxiety is
felt
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Latest FOREIGN NEWS

r. France. n I
r. 2i'@ oBITUARr.a /.
PARIS, September N,aaro. Js.,.
Louise Farrane, musician and enmnos.. ..sdc ~
dead aged seyenty-two. u - - = = :.
iss3a'53! aa Italy. % i.,s5.s, ),
RohE, September 24.AThe Pore has an J.
pointed Monseigneur Diaz bishop OF 81
Christopher, Cuba. -
2t1 - 'sSf spain: at IrsS.
.t.4l = cARLIsTs BEocxADED. Gs7a4 !,
LosDos, September "a. The Times has Il
special that $500 Carlists are ibiocksiefi hy; 1
10000 Afonsists at Viella, and will probable
be forced over the border at Pont dn Ref.
The Carlists Of 'Gayernie were interned.
TIE FArAL NuNcIo's SUCCESSOR. =
= MAsHIp, September A.-RapelIa succeeds
Ssmdoni as Papal Nuncio. z 4. 3','E7 = =
TEE xkGxrEATEs AND TEE BISHOP. 2
MApRID, September 24.-The ministerfsf
papers announce that the Government win
make no concessions prejudicisl 10 the indS.
pendeDee OF magistrates dealing with bishope..
especially the Bishop Of SEQ de Urgel.
Turkey.
1EAL cossAcEs pAssHgp. ..ss ,E
- LONDON, September 24.-Tbe Times has 4 !,
SPECIAL from Berlin containing the following
" Fifteen hundred Ural Cossack, baye been
banished to the penal settlement of Turks
tan for having resisted the new military
laws. Many more are likely to 60, as those
laws meet with much opposition In the Ural
colonies" ~ :. itI-l lt.2-E ~, -. f1'
Turkish Provinces.
MOVEMENTS OF. zARKo's FORCES. a.
BELGRADE, September 24.--Accounts FROM
kos force Of 1000 men has been divided
into four corps, and is about to attempt the
capture of Sjenitzs and Priszen with aviews
Of fortifying aud holding them. asss ~ II
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i have analyzed the Whiskey known under tbs
brand of sB SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR s. Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. . }. B. MCCAw, N D.,
>.. Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-25

The poor little sufferer will be Immediately re-
lievcd by using Mrs. WISsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teethiug. II s1fteus the gums, reduces
Inflammation, cures windcollc, alays all pain, ana
gives the child quiet, natural sleep from when II
aWakes iuYigOrated and refreshed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-25

PIoToGRAPHs.-Cheap, frst-class photographs,
by POWERS, S04 west Main street. See specimens
with price attached, at SIessrs. SLEIGHr & How
ARDS, corner Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-25

MAcMURDo BEDFORD sell the highest price
hats In the city. Don't fail to call and see them.
1000 Main street, opposite post-ofice.