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Daily Kennebec journal., 1875-12-11
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Daily Kennebec Journal
DURING THE SESSION OF THE
rlny.Fikh Legislature OF Maine.
perfnninr January s, 1879.
-AU q u At A.
Y MORNING. Dec. 4

chant. LAWYER and business man in she ssess u,. VI
Maine win be interested in me ne SCei We IN informed in
restou to the dcpgs Of that body que IN ~
The Daily Kenne6ec journal will give faii reports
Of each days proceedings during ''e se's''A' "AN
- The Legislative Journal.
s,hscril,ers will have In ii a complete Daily ra'
ner Wiih the latest news by telegraph from all parts
81 he world sdi.or,ais ieo &c &c it win be
paper Indispensable to all who wish 10 ue VIZ, sn
Informed from day to day ofthe proceedhss 81 .ne
next Legislature, ana we ouer IL upon INC ioi''"
Ing ven liberal terms
One copy Of the Daily Kennebcc Journal
"a ene address, for the Session, S2t cop !.
les, es.5S, 10 copies $500. Aatn. Aaa.'o""'
We shall depend almost exclusively upon the ell
forts of our friends throughout the State Senator's
Members ofthe House. Postmasters, ard Interested
parties generally to make up large SUBSCRIPTION
Auy person raising club of five, and sending
money as above to the undersigned, shail nave ah
money for ten, as above. shall have an extra copy
for himself; for every additional cnb OF ten, tne
person raising It shall have an additionai ezra
copy for himself; all clubs must be sent IN one
packaRe to one address, (uniess by special ar
rsrrewent made at this office)
Ali clubs must be raised oeioTe sne ih " session
opens only single subscriptions at tne InlI Ta!e
Vim men be taken. Those who want the complete
legislative record must begin with the hrst issuei
back numbers cannot be furnished
Those who intend to raise clubs mad better begin
in rood season and not delay until about the be-
Ginning of the session, as some have done IN years
past to their own loss and our great
A brief Biographical notice Of each Mem-
aer Of the LeEtsfature will be published In
the Daily kennebec Journal, CoPyrx"'
having been secured ON the same.
sPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH,
Publishers of the Daily Kennebec journal,
and the Weekly Kennebec Journal.
Augusta, Nov. IL. 1878.
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THE WEATHER on SATURDAY was partly
cloudy, or clear and pleasant.
Range Of Thermometer at the DiSp0tch office
Dcy,
LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE SATURDAY EvENlNG.-Just before 7
O'Clock on Saturday evening fire was dis
covered by Mr.. j. r. Hockaday in the shed
which covers the engine in the rear Of Mr..
Charles 7. Paimer's farming-implement fac.
tory, and which operates the machinery in
bis factory, on the north SIDE of Main street
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth. Mr..
Hockaday. with the assistance of several OF
his bands, procured buckets and soon had
the fire uuder control. In the mean time an
alarm was turned in ut Station No. 2, First
Police District headquarters, and the Fire
Department turned out in force. The flames
were al once put out, with loss Of about
ten dollars. The fire originated from the
engine, which stands in q narrow alley be.
tween Mr.. Hockaday's framed stable and Mr.
Palmer's machine.shop. The shed is also CT
wood, and of course very in1ammable. A
serious fire was only prevented by the
prompt action Of Mr.. Hockaday and the fire.
men,
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HIGu Prices FOR PRIVILEGES AT THE STATE
FAIE.-The sale CT privileges at the State
FAIRGROUNDS during the exhibition took
place on the grounds Friday evening. The
attendance was large and the bidding very
animated. The sale OF bar, confectionery,
aud dinng-.oom booths amounted to s2790-
last year the same brought only 1858. Mr..
Guverua.cr was the successful bidder for
one of the bar and lunch saods at $500
last year he paii $3.50 for the same. q. A.
Duffy also rented one of the bars at $3.50,
W whlch cost last year only $500. Confeclion-
cry =: c. thinner ut Sl,0S5-laSt year it sold
for s237. The dining room privilege at the
Grand Stand Was ren!ed by a committee from
Centenary Methodist church for S255-last
year they paid $3.50.
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NO. So.

ROLL OF HoS.s AT THE RICHMOND HIaH.
ScHooL.-The foIloA ing is n list Of pupils on
1he roll of honor as the Richmond High
School: c
Junior. cldss.-Mssel Burruss, Florence
Cnalk, Alice Coghlan, Sally Cosby, Mary L.
Cotsrell, Alice Denoo,a, Alice Ezekiel. Jeu-
ME Fox, Lillian V. linton, Rachel Van
Wort. Mamie a. Lyon, Mary Nowlip, Fan
ME McRae Potts, Japee Peek, Emma Rid
dick, dsRaeland, Gertrude Smith, Blanche
a. Turner. &. Ashby Tay lor.
nsermedidte Class.-C.Urie Bennett, Ida
Cox, Mamie Jemison, Nellie johnson, Louie
Minetree. Laura Pecor, Jen uie Armstrong.
Annie b. Pace, Sallie B. Powers, Linda
Soutbatl, Jennie Hall, ClareH ce Z. Sutton.
Senior Cldss.-Laura BracKett, Celia
Crespi. Mary Il. Fox, Julia r, HeBaing,
Meta Kra usse, Ada w. Lee, Daisy M,ssray,
George H. Arms.ead, Frank D. Beveri5ge,
William A. Smith, Lawson L. Dearborn.
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LECTURE FROM THR Rev. JoHN LLYBURN, D.
D.-The ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church (Rey. Dr., Hoge's) are making ar.
rangements for lecture from DR.. John Ley
burn, Of Baltimore, on Tuesday night, Octo-
ber l9sh. His recent travels In Russia and
Sweden furnish the material OF lectures
which have been received with much favor
IN other places where they have been heard.
Dr.. Leyburn's long residence and large ac-
qualntance In Virginia ibis native State), as
well as the remembrance of former excellent
lectures delivered in this city, will impart
additional interest 10 bis visit on this occa.
sion. The proceeds will be devoted to be-
nevolent enterprise in this city. ~
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing is a liss of the conveyances of reat estats
for the week ending October 8, 1S75::Lets
froutug-245 feet on Cary street for $500 :;
Is feet on High street, 81 900; 80 feet on Sc.
John street, 5000; 95 feet on Moore street,
$1,000; 34l feet on Duyal street near st.
Peter street, $50; II feet on F street be-
tween Twenty.ffth and Twenty.siyth streets;
$50 !; q feet on street near Hancock street,
$3.50; - feet on Fifth street near Baker
street, $1,000; IA 3 feet on E street corner
Wall street, $1,000; - feet on d street.
near Laurel street, $500.
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r. n. LYME, 10 A. NJ, large sale of personal pro.
perty.
FRANCIS IT. ISBELL. Az =. NJ. twe-storl bTitk
house and lot, No. lGaS nOr:li st. Stepbes'a =
street, between Cba:it. and Federal streets
GRUBBs & WlLLtASS. II NJ, conn!aionsr's
sale OF a tract or ia.pd IA ;Ienrtco county.
(, ID. EACHO, l2 NJ, Etsm on The Williamsburg
road eight miles from the city.
BRONAUGH Il TAYLOR, IL A., commissi' ners
sale OF han In Chesterfield county near .he o'd
Courthouse.
GTtusR. 4 'EtLLIaaS. / p. NJ. small farm In
Prince {; Gorge county, Gn the Jalne' rStF' neaf
Jordan Point.
GRuBsS C WILLIAMS. S T. ~, brics dmstine
No. 3u7, and fine lot attached, on tue ..ss
Sid. OF iweifth street between Brotd and asaf-
s,lal
WdITEHEAD, nICklNs ~ uo' ~ A. A's a.
1912 Main street, groceries, &c.
ThoMrssss nsss 10 rIsn,ers Baas, new books, phs'
tograph-albuIas, &C.
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OFFICERS ELECTED. - Excelsior Division,
No. 30, (Colored) Sons sot-Temperance, has
elected the following ctficers for the next
term: Edward Norris, w. P; James IL.
Hickman, w. A.; John B. johnson. Il. S. ;
Williim F. johnson, f. S.; William #.
White, treasurer: Thomas Jones, chaplain; !;
Robert Brown, conductor; Parker Mines,
assistant conductor; Martin Quarles, I. S. !;
George Taylor, .. s. ); Samuel I. Huc'ess, p.
w. p; w. Il. White, L. d. G. w. P.
These officers will be installed at the Odd.
Fellows Hall at the next meeting by w.
L. Brown, d, y. G.. W.P.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF
CoMMERcE.--The eighth annual meeting OF
the Richmond Chamber of Commerce was
held on Saturday evening.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. E.
O. Noting, who stated that owing to the ab-
scrce Of the president there was no report.
Mr.. Purcell stated thai General Anderson
had been called away on very important
business to this city; and moved that the
meeting adjourn until tomorrow week, the
10Th. Agreed TO.
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LEVY BROTHERS are exhibiting this week sixt!

LEVY BROTHERS are exhibiting this week sixty
new styles CLOAKS, imported direct
LEVY BROTHERS are exhibiting ihJs week twen-
ty new styles COSTUMES, manufactured cx
pressly for their safes.
LEVY BROTHERS are selling the pretiiest quail.
lily BLACK rUEE Mon aia for IL per yard
that was ever seen IL this country.
LEVY BROTHtRS arc settling BLACK ALPA-
CAS- aud MoHAlRS at prices ranging from
25c 10 81 per ard. and defy competition In this
line.
LEVY BROTHERS are selling the great auction
ba rgains. BLANKETS FOR i5 pair that our
people jumped at 50 readily for 1915 aud s6 !;
so II you did no. succeed in getting any you
hsvc sSv,u money ana interest by buying of u.s.
WHITE BLANKETS in every grade at bottom
prices:
Special attention Is called to our IS and 90 FINE
CALlFuRSIA FLEECE BLANKETS, which
arc being sold elsewhere Il; 81 and 80 per pair.
Do you want the cheapest BLACK SILKS III all
qualities Go 10 LEVY BROTHERS.
Do you want The new shaicS OF SlL hS 1T the to"-
est prices? Goto LEVY BROTHERS.
And Il good reason why You should 20 to Lev
BROTHERS for SILKS rs well as SILK VEL
VETS, In black ana all the new and desirable
shades, is that hey make these goods specially,
and sell below Original cost IN gold.
Look =, ncDcw COTTON TAPESTRY CARPETS
at 37igc. per yard
Look at our splendid new designs IN best In
GRAINS.
All grades of CARPETS from COTTAGE at Zoe.
ucr ward 10 the best BODY BRUSSELS.
Ou-.LOTH MATS, 14 yards square, Oily ~
each.
CUlH MATTINGS 1T very low figures;
MUSLINS for Curtains Il yards wide AT 25, 80
and SOC;
800 dozen TOWELS in all grades andat prices that
caRHDt be jctt.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO NlGHr.-The
Catholic Total Abstinence Society will have
grand moonlight excursion to Dutch GAP
and return tonight. The steamer will leave
the wharf at 8 O'Clock. Committee OF Ar.
rangements: Thomas Cox, president; 2
kecuap, d. B. Franklin, Nj. Burke, J. NJ
McDonough, James Haley, j. f. Hoffman.
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have analyzed the Whiskey KNOWN uEdcr ths
brand of "B SELECT" controlled By Aiss,rs. " AS
TER ID. BLAIR L Co., Richmond, Va, and fpd II
FRKE YRoM fUsU. OIL and other Impurities, aD0
recommend lis use for medicinal ard family pur-
noses. }. b. McCA.w, NJ ID.
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College or Va.
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TIE VIRGINIA RILEY WHISKEY sold by CHRIS
TIaS & WHITE has been analyzed by DrS. McCaW
and Taylor aud recommended rs pure medicins
beverage. Price for two-year old, 81 per gallonr
price for tfree.year old, 23 so pergallon.
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INCUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT

quote
{; lod "A BILE CHED and UNBLEACHED COT
TON TT Sic. per yard;
aSDpoSCOcG!S A BLEACIED COTTON at
lOc. per yart;
DAyuI. Al BLEACllED COTTON at 1870. per
yard:
FULL.NIBIII sIIEETINGS, blcached and un-
bleachcd, n 2Jc. per yard;
Best quality FINE and HEAVY BROWN, full
ward wde, IN several Of the best brands, at 10c.,
formerly sold from 12h. TO l6',c. per yard;
BRUSSELS HhssOCkS or CARPET STOOLS at
7Jc. each
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IEOuR CLOTH DErARJNtNT

ITOUR CLOTH DEPARTMENT
rvc have all grades of CLOTHS, CASSIME RES,
SATINETS, EGESEYS, TWEEDS, KEN
TUCKY JEANS, and CORDUROiS.
We have some of the finest patterns in new designs
English. French, and Scotch CASsIMERES.
We have NOTIONS Of every Kind. Something new
every day
Jus, opened, twenty. eight Few styles HIGH-BACK
COMBS.
Remember. we mark our GOODS down to the
I,,reSt fqur,s ri once. as we have but ONE PRICE,
AID that must be Dcyoni competition.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
oil Nos. lOl7 and l0l9 Main street.
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EDIsMIssED FROM TUE POLICE FoRCE.-At q
mee Ing OF the BoaId OF Police Commission
ers held on Saturday, afternoon Robert f..
Bell was tried for drunkenness, aud dis.
missed from the police force,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the
United States Circuit Court on Saturday some
twenty suits against parties who failed to
stamp their checks were tried and verdicts
rendered for defendants.
The equity docket In this court will be
tried to-day
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SICK ON THE STREET.-Eiza Morris was
taken suddenly i'll on the street rear the Old
Market on Saturday night, and the city am
buarce was telegraphed br. She was con-
YeYCd TO the almShouSe.
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PIC-NIC.-Old Dominion Club, a veteran
Conservative organization Of jefferson Ward,
will have their annual picnic at Blenner's
Park on the 14.h.
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THE FIRST Gun OF TIE CAMPAIGS.-IIon.
Thomas f. Bayard, United States senator,
will arrive here on Wednesday morning at 3
o'clock, and will address the Conservative
mass-meeting that night in front of Ford's
Hnfcl
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THE DANBURY-NEwS MAN says If there is any
thing more vexatlous than another IL Is badtlting
shirt. We would advise him to try the "ACNE y
SHIRT, made by HENRY t. MILLER, 9l5 Main
street. who never fails 10 tit.
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DlsPATcH PRISTING-lIoUSE.-U Unsurpassed la-
clli,les for the prompt execution OF a!t Sihos W
printing. Orders filed promptly and at ssH prices
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COMMISSION MEECHANTS.-We solicit your or.
dcrs for printing, or Gull at any time you may
wish to see specimens ob ain estimates, feeling
assured that It will be to your advantage.
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LADIES, USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume In America. Sold bS
druggists and fancy stores generally. FOLK MIL
rrp e Co, agents. .... b.
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HrsTlHGs COURT Judge Fltxhush pre-
sided 10 this court on Saturday, but no Dusl'
ness of public interest was transacted.
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WEwANr 10 IMPRESS on THE MINDS of all our
readers tlla, they should 20 to BoscHEN's TO buy
their boo,s, Shoes trunks, aud valises 5Os and o1
BROAD street. '.#...
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SAVE MONEY bY having your printing done ut the
DISPATCH FRISTISG-IIoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PROFESSOR N. V. b. FRANK, from Baltimore,
VIII arrive In This city October 18th 10 open first
class Dancing Academy for misses and masters
Notice advertisement In this paper Thursday, Oclo'
Der 14lh.
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GoTo HERMAN BoSCHES & BROTHERS, to have
your shoes or boots made. A III guaranteed.
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MAcHuRDo 4 REDFoap have The ia'es1 We"
York styles Of hats and cans. Iheir S'F'e@' i 0''
found nowhere els, In the city.
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATH by using
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. It's splendid and
costs but So cents. Sold by POLK MILLER & Co.
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MAcaCRpo & REDroRDs new millinery aepait.
mcnt is now open. Ladies' are respeceiu"! 'h'i'eo
to call and ex anime their stock.
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Mrs l.. z. JONES Is with MACNURDo & BED
FORD, and would be pleased to have her ady 1riena'
call and examine her fine STOCK OF millinery gooos
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THE WARWICK COLLAR is MADE LIKE THE
FLMwooD. with all the edges folded so they will
not turn out.
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FINE SICKLE PEARS.-Go to PIZZlSf's $ and get
s,me Of this delicious fruit. A fresh lot received,
and going off rapidly.
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M,cMuRpo & REDFoRD are the fashionable bat
tprs of Richmond. s.-
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READS DUCHESS CoLoGSE-Fincstin In the "orie'
Trial bottles, 25 ccats. POLK AiLLGh es''
aup
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MscMURDo & REpFoRD, fashionable hatters and
dealers I'm all the latest styles OF millinery goods, I,
0O9 Main street.
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RsS51. STATEMENTS.

II pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IA THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA, AT
~ THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
Ar THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON FRIDAY,
OCTOBER l, 1873:
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NEW CROP MALAGA GRAPES just received jy
PlZZISI,
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LADY BrRoN's PERSIAN LLY-"HirE rei''o'e
tan. frecSlcs, and heautiits The colhpeAioh' Ase'
IS cents POLK MILLER CO., agents. d..
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VIRGINIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of The sea-
on, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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Ro.Rp OF AlpERMss.--r rne Board OF Aidef'
men win NEE, this afternoon OF 3 O'CLOCK,
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~ NuN>IEH STOCK AND
IA>- NEnFS FOR GENTLEMEN
A&D BOYS.
J. .E. PRICE & co.
.. 0t>' c'"H~! IA. most magnificent stock OF
LE-..'a, ff,actl. and Nirgiuil.m4dc
'.DiH> AND rAS~IMERfS
-.''wU II southern market TO which special
attention i called.
.r.l>H Ei.tvEE-CLOTiI> ;or ovcrcoatS-Elachs,
h.Uc<, Bru~u.;
..L1~H iIAGtNAI> for suits and ovrrcoats;
~ = tnG rLphkn huE-klS tbt>t FrcHcD;
..U. hLt and fLAIN tASSiMEHE>:
49, A~'iNEEEN. 5uc.. 1Jc., to ; 80;
Is !wttn tA>>lAEKT>:
sh =, II fANI FAII ENS>. Sc 10 S12 pattern;
i"fi American rANT PATTERNS, - 10 ~
"a""In:
.t"!>IA Il j ,tyFECnATI<GS;
hr'HiA H-1 >tlTl\G> every grade: all al small
.,g',!il, sc 80
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8itllmond 1ispattIr,
MONDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1875.

sT THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCULA-
TIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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! syaaNDAND FOR sALEN

an HAND AND FOR SALE -
ALL KINDS OF -sI,ve
r.rEsr and soFr SOMETHING'S. ssiSk.
,1.rs sEIsE.CoRx, COTTON, LtsEN. spd
.MANfLLA A ROPES, OF NIL sizes. ,,,,s .4yr.
sYsF-Ngqs, dsLL-HETs. Dlp.AEIes W.
ros r YARNS, KNITTING COTTON, ss;- ss-r,s.
~ 2i.2aW - - 2, s,s'-,- = ! 5s
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WANTED, TWENTY WOMEN (co-
w lored), to ga TO New York and NewJersey, as
cooks, &c. Waves, S12 to Sl4 per month. Also,
TWErTY MEN (white eooredl TO cut popiar
wood. Pay, $l .26 per cord. Also, FIFTY Co
LORED MEN (ninelS and laoorers) to 20 West.
Apply to j. =. JUSTlS. Labor Agent, z.
s.. % No. @ Fifteenth street.
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ps1,&sas.. SHOES, &c.

At COST FOR CASH. SHALL asH1
of my s,ock of BOOTS, SHOES. ande Z
trRIiSKS at ccs,e These goods are all first =. :.
class Among Them, 4. Z. Burts's fine .h0es fhl-
lins AVID ohey ceeifated makes OF mems and boys,
htl ty,poots anIsFoes. A II In want wiil do well by
calling at 335 Broad street.. - {
C2y) W. y. w. = - 2S.s.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF RICHMOND, ss.;
l. j. W. | oCKwOOD, cashier OF the above bark, do
sol.nnly affirm that the above statement Is true, 10
the hest Of my knowledge and belief
'' j. W. LO CkWOOD, Cashier
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this OH
d,,y Of t,c,obcr 1875. }. NJ. MURRAY,
saw " Notny Pubic.
JAMES 4. GAY, D.
l. 3. TATUM, DIRECTORS
WILLIAM II. PALMER,>
oc ll-lt
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SUPERINTENDENT OF A PLUG-TO-
~ BACCO FACTORY WANTED In the North.
The factory is nearly new Is built of brick IL four
stories and basement: furnished with modern ma
chnery; and has y producing capacity of six thou
sand pounds per day. A thoroughly practical man
uiacurer, OF Industrious, temperate habits, and
g0od moral character. II required. One having these
qualifications may find steady employment aud lib
eral pay. Others need not apply. -r
Address, stating price ana reference, postoflco
box $3.50, New York ri,y. oc SGT
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u, +. TiNsLEY. & CO., N
Ds. 4al BROAD STREET, - -
have the cheapest and, best BOOTS ana SHOES IN
No c,,y aud 70 be convinced Of the fact 10 simply
~ call .na examine their stock. Gentlcmcn's,
poxs, Ia,ies, Misses, and Chidren's OF The most
improved styles. Call and examine, and you Hiil
Ye cer1ala. to bay, Cont fai! to examine their
TRUNKS.
pspaIRISG done neatly with dispatch oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

pARTNEE WANTED.-A steady young
l. man, With ~ capital OF $1,000 or sI,30O,
wishes 20 secure partner With san.e capitalize
Stale of Virginia. Would not object to 20 10 the
country Subscriber means business. References
given andrtQaired, Address x. H., Soel's post
Office, HunUyer cDupty, Va, oc B.eod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

Nns,rt pay s. FOR "A Gal. ES3
/ TER va.u you cs hus = city INSIDE e. IN can
@ nS 10 ~ ~, "a rn,s Is true: TX you aont pSss ~.
t. sis sras sSs s!rst sods
9nn ann ,,,tr w warranted BOOTS FoUTED ~
OEH TOA ONLY 20. ---------------.--.-----.
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GUMAC WANTED.
BUSINESS WANTS.

1NTANTED. PURCHASERS FOR 10O.-
SLAVES: 8, 600 fec. prime HICEO DRY LUMBER,
seasoned-l4, 1k. ! T. and 21nches thick; l2 sacks
prime RED ONIONS. We have constantly on hand
OATS, &c., &C. Also, SEED WINTER OATS and
RYE. y. r.. HANGER CO.
oc Il-ltx cOrperBi fteenih and Erauklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

WTANTED, OWNERS OF ANIMALS
w TO KNOW that my ANTI-EPIZOOTIC
POWDERS are preventive. and speedily cure
the h Jrse-dsease or ISmotic 1nfuepzi. Are spe-
ciay adapted, belcg t:Zymo,ic ~ aeiion.
To be had of BOnEKER BROTHERS, 14i4 Main
strant ocll-1w<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

WANTED, A MALE TEACHER FOR !
w LOCESTVlEBE ACADEMY, capable or
teaching tAe bigarr classes In Latin, Greek,
'Fre3cs,, Mathematics, aud English The salary
will be 500 per mont from opening ct school to-
July-1bt 1875 Schoolto. open as soon as suiss-
be teacher Is employed. Applicant shostd state
TRUSTEES OF LOUISVILLE ACADEMY,
ESeod5t accornac Cnprrf1ounp vs e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

A, YOUNG MAN Of excellent business
IA qrniiiies WISHES SITUATION with some
Afst-"ass business-houte: Can furnish any recpur-
Inendaion and can loan his employer from $4,000
ta%lU,O1U. Addres5 A. b. q,
2OI west Clay street. II.
pSTJ1wk Rfcbinond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-11

NEW GOODS.-Jnst received, an
~ ana ino Z. G. RURT SHOES, all N.
siyls ladies s,o, afss y rne sau and
comnefe / ask especial attention 70 my low
for ladies' and Setesa saa w eS Be- old
% ne smallest nroats. For bargains call ON
:" ''| John G. PAGE JR.: AGENI,,
o.6 9O9 Main stree, betwt en- NiDlh aG0 s1sn.