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I. 0. r. M.
COUNCIL OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FIFTH DAYS SESSION.

Great Incohonee Lindsay at A. M. Sat
urday called the Great Council to order, and
proceeded to business.
USE OF THE SEAL.
Representative Baker, of Pennsylvania,
presented the following, which was adopt.
ed: That the resolution relative to seals be
altered or construed so as to allow the i'm
preston to be printed upon circulars, NC:
ticeS, or other printed communications.
DECISIONS.
The Great IncohonPe, in answer TO repre-.
sentative Stussel, of Mo-, decided the follow.
ing questions in the affirmative: Is i,.lawful
for Tribe to grant travelling card to a
member to continue in force after the thirty.
first sun of the hunting moon? Has tribe
the right to grant travelling card to a men,
Der for a longer period than six moons?
BADGE. ~, ..-
On motion of Representative Lee, of Mas
sachusetts, resolution was adopted author
izipg distinguishing badge for the Great
Mishinewa, and to define his duties and To-
cate his position in the Wigwam.
SECRET SESSION.
At 10 O'Clock the Great Council went into
secret session, when the unwritten work
was duly and properly eXemplified.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Representative Edwards, of Tennessee,
was granted leave of absence for the remain.
der Of the session.
The remainder of the session was princi-
paly occupied in the discussion of commit.
tee reports, which were not proper to make
public. The usual resolutions of thanks were
adopted for courtesies received, and then
the Great Council adjourned to meet in
Philadelphia in 1876.
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MORE TROUBLE BETWEEN BOYs-NARRow
EscArE FROM DEATH.-An epidemic OF evil
plsslonS seems to be raging among the boys.
They are not satisfied 10 quarrel 9nd then to
ti-ht it out with their fists in Old-fashioned
style, but have taken to using weapons,
which in their frenzy they sometimes handle
with deadly effect. Two humicldes and
cutting affair, which latter luckily did not
terminate fatally, have recently been chron-
icIed. On Saturday another case after the
same order was brought to light in an exam
inatiOn before the Police Justice. Lewis
Williams (colored), between the age of eight
and nine years, and small at that, was
charged with striking Payne johnson, o
White boy ten or twelve years old, with
rock. and thereby nearly terminating john
sons terrestrial career. Young johnson,
q handsome and honcSt-ooklDg boy, told the
story which, in the main, was corrobolated
BY most of the other witnesses. johnson re-
ceiyed an intimation that Williams was across
the street daring him TO come over, and say
ing if be did he would whip him. After
being two or three times informed OF this
johnson went to where Williams was, and
"told him be would knock him down; be
was q saucy boy.' Thereupon some blows
passed. Williams picked up rock and threw
it at Johnson, but it missed It's aim. Will
liams then fled into his mothers porch, and
as he reached it johnson threw at him, but
without harm. AS johnson was going
of Williams threw a large rock at bin, strik-
Ing him plumb on the left ear, knocking him
down seDscles> and apparently dead. Had the
rock struck The temple instead Of the ear in
stantaucous death would no doubt have been
caused.
Owing to the nfantile years of the accused
(Wliams), and the further fact that he was
under provocttion when he threw the rock,
Justice White dealt with him mercifully, and
only punished hu! by eight hours in Jail.
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FoLEY's STATUE OF JACKsoN.-Folcy's sta.
tue of Stonewall jackson, which will arrive
here from Baltimore in a day or two, will be
escorted from the wharf to the Capitol Square
by the First Regiment, Colonel Bradley T.
Johnson. and at the Capitol Square deliver
ed to the Governor. 1t is to be hoped that
EMPLOYERS will make arrangements to allow
members of the regiment to turn out to do
honor to the occasion.
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New York Elenas.

NEW YORK, September 31S.- Henry Ward
Beecher arrived here to-day accompanied BY
his wife. They left Immediately for Peeks.
KILL.
President and Mrs. Grant arrived las,
evening from Utica, and left this morning
for Long Branch.
The imports Of merchandise for the week
were %, ,762, ,41S, including dry.goods.
The produce exports were Sc, $50, ,349
and the specie exports S343, 800.
The creditors of Lee, Sheppard & Dlling.
ham agree to take seventy per cent. at six,
twelve, and eighteen months without in.
tereSt.
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THp CIRCUS AND MEsAGERIE.-To-day the
eaeerIy.auticipated event OF the circus and
menagerie will delight the Richmond lovers
of these exceedingly popular affairs. The
tent will be pitched this morning at the cor
uer OF Second and Leigh streets, and this
afternoon and evening the sport will be In
full blast.
In Baltimore immense satisfaction has
been given, end the tents there have been
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DISPATCH PRINTING HousE.-In order to NEE
the constantly increasing demands of our trade w
have added well.seected assortment of NE"
TYPE, which, together with our IMPaoVED MA
CIIINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranreein ng the VERY BEST CLAs
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex
peditious manner.
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AccIDEST.-TWo Of BossieuX & Co.'s dri
vers were reported Saturday evening for dri-
wing faster than the city ordinance allows.
They were driving at rapid rate from
Broad to Leigh streets, by way Of Seventh,
and when between Marshall and Clay streets
colidcd with Mrs. McGee's milk wagon,
throwing her out and damaging the vehicle
not a little
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ISJA1L FOR THREE MnNTHs.-in In the Hust'
inus Court, on Saturday, RoXanua Hill was
tried tor breaking into Mrs. Mary A. Moran's
house and stealing ten dollars. She was de-
feuded by Chatlrs II. Porter, was convicted,
and sent to jail Tor three months. A nolte
pyoseoui was entered in another case pend
inc against her.
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I have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. VAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. i. MCCAw. NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College of Va.
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Steamer Burned.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, September 1s. The
steamer Emory City was burned to the wa
ter's edge at 4 o'clock this morning near
Kingston. The passengers and mail were
saved, but the freight and boat are total
loss. The cabin caught fire from the stove
in the engine-room.
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THE CRY IN DARKNESS ago the
Committee on Ligut passed resolution di'
recting the proper officer to have the gas
lighted in the street lamps dark aud cloudy
nights, no matter whether the moon ought
to shine or not. This order is certainly be-
ing ignored, for il ever there was necessi
ty for its fuilment that necessity arose Sat
urday night, when cloud, rain, and darkness
ruled supreme, and our people had to grope
their way bomeward or Otherwise to the
best OF their ability. A word TO the wise is
sufficient, and we hope this grievance may
be remedied in future.
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FROM DRUGGIsTs.-Ther is no case of dyspep'
sia that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will no; cure
Go to your druggist and inquire for 1t. II you
suffer from cosli7euess, sick headache, sour sso
mach, Indigestion, liver complaint, oe deraneemen
Of the stomach or liver, try ii. Two or three doses
will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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Priests Ordained.

New YORK. September 1S.-Rev. Charles
J. Gallagher, Of Mount St. Mary's College,
Emmettsburg. Nd, and Rev. James Woods
of Niagara Falls Seminary, were ordained
priests to-day in the Brooklyn cathedral.
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A STUFFED SNAKE. "A rattlesnake four and
half feet long, with ten rattles attached,
was recently killed at Greenwood der0; by
Mr.. George Sch9n, of this city. 1t has been
stuffed and sent to the State Library, where
it will occupy conspicuous position in the
snake department.. .-.
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st tssEfs RESessS'E'S.

! ION buU~E. AF"ON. A.--Per.
= >'!~ a..'.n@ the springs who desire 10 stay an
"' ma lt'I, through September " u lud plea
800. t.."!'' -:t ia" NJ ON UDUSE. Alton drpUt,
,'"' &"' aHe ulln railroad The propr ieIors
"",' hI +t"f :" mas, The cue SIS comfortable. For
'"' '-''' 1Li''! ~ ion apply 20
-, I--M ). Il. GNODLOE 4 90.
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ApPAaATUs FOB THE HIGH.SCHoDL.-
of the Gu, mlcaI and pbiiosop phical apparatus
for the Richmond High.Scoool has arrived
and DR.. Taylor has been engaged for toe past
few days 10 unpacking and arranging it.
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SILvER-rLATEp TEA-SETs, CONTROVERSIES
1ce-PiIchers, Walters, Goblets, Coffee and Tea
Urns, Butter-Dishcs, Cut-Glsss Castors. Breakfas
Castors Fruit Stands. Cake-S1ands, Puff Boxes
Ice-Bowls, Vegetable Dishes, Forks and Spoons
SouIr-Ladles, Sauce-LaCles. {. GESNET, 1901
Mujr
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i AlthAlN> IN FORFEITED
4 !. Ia 4.

~ r'r-"ns III want of GOLD and SILVER
1T NJ - hey and -, ~ " udrrs for laties ant
g'ti i"m':; NfrEA. tllATELAINt. and VEST
: II ,'N~: ~ aNDhD. AMETHYST. and other
h1Ct-'In' RINGS; BOSOM and SLEtN -.-BtT-
- a"t mauN other useful articles OF JEW
i.'!'1 ."3u -" ia III IL very low hgurcS The arti-
'' ]uH~l '' ~'i4 !" "a, advances H.adc on The same
Try i,"pI" would DO well IL ,Namihe THESE
-"C' '"i"r" purC!is,iug ">cMh here. Great pleasure
'tn"g b.. s!,wiur go"I~ al
-. NINSTOrk'S Loan Once.
'' s--M ! Fourteenth street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
aufefde-Fasai Railroad Accident.

ATLANTA. GA. September 1s.-Cap.ain 81.
L. French. from Americus, Ga, committed
suicide here last night with morphine. Do.
mestic difficulties is the alleged cause.
An engine on the Cherokee railroad ran
off the track this morning killed the fire.
man and wounded several others.
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REVENUE CASES. Judge Gnigon, of th'
Hastings Court, will to-day call over all th'
eases That have been indicted. for violation
of the State revenue laws in tallDg to take
out licenses. There are about one hundred
sneh cases.
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GRAND GIFT CoNcERT.-Sow Is the time to get
your tickets for the first GRAND CONCERT of the
Montpelier Female Humane Association. The
drawings absolute September 30th, or money re-
funded. Tickets can be had at &. F. TOMBSTONE
music and news store, 81 8 Main street.
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THE MEDIATION MOVEMENTS.
Canada
CnIIIsI0E OE STEAMERS.

COLLISION OF SrEAAER5.
MONTREAL, September 18.-The steamers
Montreal and Quebsc collided to-day. The
OueDec's >ioe Was crushed, and the bar and
saloon smashed. No one was hurt. The
boats proceeded on their way. ...
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Snow in New Hampshire.

MOUNT WASHINGTON, September 1S.-A
snoW-storm prevailed on the mountain top
last night, continuing all day. No trains or
stages up or down.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISpATCu PRISrING-HOUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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LADIES, USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE IT
the best and cheapest perfume in America. sold D.
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL
LER & Co., agents.
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LADY BYRoN'S PERSIAN LILY-WHITE remove:
tan. freckles, and beautifi, he complexion. Price
Is cents. POLK MILLER & Co., agents.
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WtTsEsE.. JEWaERY. DE.

IL EGANT NEW SILNERg2
l. 1FA.-E's' &saa
l. 't-'&teM JELLY. FRUIT, and SALAD SETS a:
>NtT-s1ASu>. rT,s'rNc aud Combination SPC OSS
a.i - slu~: l;tGi"-' KY and PENDANT
N!"!dNG HAItIk>; now r,Ccivingat
~ kbWl,sS e Co.'S.
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DON'T FAIL TO EXAMINE MACMURDo & RED
FoRD's new stock Of haas, 100a Main street, oppo
site Dost-CfIice.
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THE VIRGINIA RILI.Y WHIsKEY sold by CHRIS.
TIAS & WHITE has been analysed by Drs. McCaw
and Taylor and recommended rs pure medcina
beverage Priceior two-year old, ~ so per galloni
price for three-year old, t3 so per gallon.
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REpFoRD the halter and JOHN II. KNOWLES
JR., can be found at MACMURDo s. REDFORD' S
new hat store, 1908 Main street, opposite post
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For ALL TIE VERY LATEST Nhw YORK STYLE
Of hats and caps 20 to MAcMURDo It REDFoRD'
1909 Main street.
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MACMURDO & REDFoRD sell the highest price
hats IN the city. Don't fail to call and see them.
1909 Main street, opposite post-offee.
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WE WANT TO IMPR EsS on THE MINDS of all OH
readers that they should 20 to BOSCHEN's TO bu
their boots, shoes, trunks. and vaises, 500 and 81
Broad street.
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Another Welsh. Marsh Letter.

PHILADELPHIA. September 1S.-Anothe,
Welsh-Marsh letter is published. 1t invokes
the aid of the law to convict Delano, Cowan
and Smith, for criminal misdemeanor and
violation of law.
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DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, FEVER AGUE, ant
female complaints Instantly relieved by using LIE
BIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF BERF.
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DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUSR.--U Unsurpassed Id
cilities for the prompt execution of all KINDS
priutipg. Orders filled promptly and at low zee
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or u call at any time you may
wish to see specimens ob ain estimates, feeling
assured that it will be to yonr advantage
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A LA>RA F0WDER-best preparation
y. Use for clea ,ing metal, washing psint, glass,
Ic.,lo h0useEeepers It IL particularly recon.
Hhaeaa ay CHRISTIAN q WHITE,
W AKeptS-
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No MORE NEED OF HAVING YOUR COLLARS
washed, when you can wear ELMwoODs and WAR
wICKs that are for sale everywhere.
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GO TO HERMAN BosCHEN & BROTHERS, to have
your shoes or boots made. I'll guaranteed.
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READS DUCHESS CoLoGNE-Finestin in the world
Trial bottles, 25 cents. POLK MILLER & Co.
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"a les, iCLt> just arrivedsa
=. ~ ,ui stihlee4 og assignment. from EIyfA
>". ~ i, 4 iui or T@
tlEr f-tLh~'S MULES, GxHxEb
,''.s1 VII br sold very low 10 close them out al
'.'2-CIA>S HACKS BUGGlEs. &c, for
''' I1n Ii TURNER & ttO.
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ni.s.o,s 'TIo>S A. PARTNERSHIPS
{ O-rAE NERSHIP.

a. .hh.fstfncd hup- this Gay formed q PART
- iiip i"' Ihc purp IT conducting the
'NbfH' AEi - AND - aBthEI-NAklEG
T.. Ei siNFSS
a., ~ hrah'i~S al : ~ Main s1set. aud trust by
49, an "t!"G ~ iu~iupss 10 Iacrit Il share or
-t'''' patronage. WILLIAM +. CHANDLER,
!, JOHN j. sINhTfT.
t.p VIII kr'p Constantly on hand Metallic Cases,
MI L. aHG butl'i-ia..s Of all cIiDfiOiE, and
. 70 'ornihh on all Occ tsiUns ffe nBe,t l!rarse
',"t@s ~ The city. Furniture made and re-
''"-'ELs-r /. 1873. seI6 1w
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATH by usiup
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. It's splendid and
costs but SO cents. Sold by POLK MILLER & co.
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8itflmmd 1ispatth,
MONDA SEPTEMBER 20, 1875.

sE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCULA-
TloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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GlIE9<. HORSES, <Se.

/ ~ ARItl} I'D FROM THETHo
;i, 'atl'l 81 hIc-,u!a with Il nice lot of1S
80 w -. $50. IL .tf-luad of FINE NILrS &Ill
,'.' >"Hrd.' ma r;Iiug from Kentucky Parties
"""' -! ti"k TiG 60 well I" give me II call.
JAMES {. JOHSSDS,
, Virginia stables
- LttE NiNDEk se17-St
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T D. GATEWOOD,

A LARGE STOCK OF FINE FUR q
n NiTURE. DINING, PARE0R and &
CHAMBEk SUITS; also. WARDRoBs =; IN ~
STANDS. REDSTEADS. all grades and prices;
also, HAIR, SHUCk, and COIToN-TtsP VAT
class bouse warranted 20 be as represented. aud
cl eaoer Than has ever neen sold In ibis eitv These
rates only few weeks longer.
E.GATHRlGHT,
No. 18 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
Only look In. N Z4-Im
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~,,E\rLTrN >EMI-CANNEL COAL
[ ,rt,-. Al for open CRATES hindlcs quicker,
~ -. r,,l ard burns longer than any coal on
60 %. ,r,nrarGtr Coal all sizes. best qua lity {;
'a ...'-,,t t,aaI :oy steam: Quinnimont Coal, for
J,..r- l,ivcr and Scllona Soft Coke.
s',H'" ''"''' - = =. LATHROP.
seventeenth street 4; GraNbrldge.
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-I--LI- Nm WILL ARRIVE anothe

lInN1 \Nn WIII AKKIV r anotNer
I ..,.... 90, $50 'ous a. That superior hNIHkA-
= -. ,.'.,f. u ..l.> which | will deliver io con-
.'... r.,.r,~r supply ri reduced prices. If YOU
s.... .,r., ,ur lat you will have to pay for
.-.., .,.l,r var orders with ". j. Nc
...,f.l >.,-,,,i add Ma,u. or Broad near First,
...,.,t., ,.vt.! t,r iroup1jy attended Ia. Sc
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IiII FRAY FIRSrCLASS EN-.
/ DI>r. a.a SMITHS coal. Try il.
CplgEtil. X GILES.
aa 4l-lW ~irr' Tenth street aud B,oin bank.
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I'LL ki%lt> >PLlNT COAL. VERY
y ..,.r,.r. u ,"n i.,ur,.
;.rFTnEiI. ( GrLTS,
IL .;-Im . rl-,r .,nlh street and BASIN bank.
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COMMON CoUNoIL.-The Common Council
meets this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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Yet NDHN AND FURNACE COAL
( vr >ui"ri,r. Pic" vrry low. AMI 1HRh-
CTR, all .'l>. /. Il. l;.NGTON. corner
s.v,H'.. II .,Ua ary and 7::, Cary stIo-. an G
f'EhI -rIINr COAL.-It has no Supc-
Il r."E r- pfAsr cua'. cuarar.tc" IL TO be hard
~ uat 'im' = will nutE longer than anv other
,it.3t coat nIur3 II. Vet Virginia, ihat l. sold
.u la.- u,aGn'l. II 1urus W. clean.
J.. j.. ihk!ilNtitbN. Sole Agent,
Cur!g"r Seventeenth aud Cary and
i. - 7o.l Cary street.
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ERESH DOMESTIC FRUITS,
Il FOREIGN FRUITS,
HOMEMADE PICKLES,
SAUCES.

a.
au07 SO7 Broad street
GUNNER CANDlES.-I am daily manu-
= featuring summer article OF CLARIF ED
FLINT ANDY of pure crushed sugar. warranted
better than any made in the United states for whole
sale purposes. warrant II 10 stand dry ann nrm In
rior candies are sold for. have large slock OF
CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO. CIGARS, c. RES
and CRACKEkS; all OF which offer at baltimore
prices. LOUIS J. B0SSIEC x. ,optectioner,
~ os l4l2 Mai street
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hACMURDo & RRDFoRD opened their new store.
1909 Main street. Saturday, September 18th.
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FUIsNITUR e. .

~ F. TSON'S FURNITURE-m
II. WORKS LUMBEp.MILLS, near this ~
civ. now have a capacity q, 10000 feet per y8i
day PREPARED TO et bs Of eoa any 0oS fet
in,s or G1be mill The railroad cars run Into the
mil. ensuripg dispatch. Attention Of wbeelwrghts,
&c, Is called to the ASH. OAK, BEACH, fof-
La r.. &C., from the .iills.
Orders left RI yard al Rocketts. or at ,,
WAEr ROOM CORNER THIRTEENTH AND
80 = FRANKLIN STREETS.
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THE WEATHER on SATURDAY was cloudy and
cool during the forenoon. In the afternoon
and at night it was cold, disagreeab!e, and
rainy.
Rdace Of Thermometer at the Dispatch Office
September Is, 1875.
6 A. M............... 55 3 Z. M.............. 81
D A. M............. 90 ?. M-............. SO
NoNn......,.......... 60 Midnight. 0U
Mean temperature 57S.
September I8 1874.
A. M.....75I3 Z. M......S2I 6 p. M.......S0
Mean temperature: 70.
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lOiI NNN NUVI'.- IHu9lctUieuN 10
{ ''''' ~. =, ..; ni wiu',r supply Of first class
&c.," s-.a:t, frnm S6. $3.50. TO 1913 per
n... ',.G ,.nurl.: :hc best Spiint Goa! IN the
.;.7 t rwcntyhyc hTsns,, ,,sY, ,. or 1912 per ,6
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CUMAC WASTED / paw the b'ghest
y cash price for sUMAr. fn any quanuty, as VIZ
depois and andings. or at the sumac, aho uSLaS-
ni': ~ lam =. 80" - JOHN r. HULSr..
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TRIAL OF REvoLUTIoNIsr5 POSTPONED.
LONDON. September 18.-A Berlin special
to the Daily Telegraph states that the trial
of the persous accused Of participating in
the revolutionary propaganda in Russia has
been posi- poned until 1876.
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uoNORs TO THE ANERICAN CARDINAL.
ROME, September lS.-The ministers OF
Austria, France, and Spain to the Vatican
paid their respects to Cardinal McC!oskey TO-
day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-20

LONDON. September 1S.-Sir George Esse,
Honeyman, late Justice of Common Pleas,
dead.
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BERLIN, september 1S.-Emperor William
will visit King Victor Emanuel on the 1st ol
October. Bismarck will attend him. The
Emperor's movements are guided to grea
extent by his medical advisers.
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VIZ ANTED, By AN EXPERIENCED
w viryfnia lsdy, graduate Of q southern insft-
tuition, o SITUATION Az IRA HEX 10 2 grS,te
family QuaIiaczuocs: Higher English Frencn.
an, uu SIC inst rum email ana vocal. references ex.
chaneed Address, stating ssiary, Pest. nee box
2lS Richmond. Va. .--a-z-1sr.r-a--s. se D oeooots
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will present the converse of this tale Of
grandeur.