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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-01
RICHMOND, August 80, 1875.
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To the Editors of the Dispatch:
Gentlemep.-I see by your issue of this
date that Citizen" " complains OF the delay
In getting steam on the engine at the late
fire. and well may b !, and other cit izens COM
plain: and the remedy which he pro-
poses, of providing the engines with heaters,
to prevent the occurrence in future, may be
very good in case fire should occur within
q square or two of the engine-house but 10
the case of the fire on last Friday evening
no engine in the city bad less distance than
thirteen squares to run in order to get into
position. Permit me to say that any steam
fire-engine, when properly attended to, that
won't make steam while running that dis
tance, and during the time consumed in
making connections. ought TO be turned over
to Smith, Potter & CO. to see what disposi.
ton they could make of it. But the trouble
does not lie (as " Citizen" supposes) in a
need of any mechanical contriyauce, which
the City Council might provide, but in a
lack of practical talent in the proper place.
In the opinion Of many, there is no good ex.
| cuse for the delay in getting steam. By the
| way, where was the new Hose Company
| which the citizens were promised would do
such good execution while the steamers
were getting ready Respectfully yours,
ANOTHER CITIZEN.
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AT A MEETING OF TIE GERMAN CoSsERvA-
TIVE CLUB of Jefferson Ward, held last night In
III ir club rooms, the following prearbe and reso-
lutIons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas since the organization Of the ConServa-
tive party In The city of Richmond, In 500. the
conventions of the party have always selected one
of the i've representatives of the House OF Dele
gates in Difference 10 the wishes of the German
adopted cilizens; and whereas their confidence ii
this particular has not heen misplaced, as In the
person of WILLIAM LovENSTEIN, So, the city
has had representative who, by his energy, abli-
ty, and Industry, proved himself not ony repre-
sentative In every way worthy OF the confidence oi
his entire constituency, but has received the thanks
and app, oval of the representatives Of the whole
people Of the State AS the m ole Of selecting ca L.
didles for the approaching eiec!ion has beer
changed the Views Of The GermiA adopted citiZeri
cauuol be made known through their accredited re-
presentativs 10 convention. We therefore desire
to express our appreciation and cntire approval OF
the purse pursued by present repi escntatye,
WILLIAM LovENSTEIN, ESD, and respectfully
suggest his name rs one Of The five clndi iaes 10 be
selected as the stand .rd bearers of the Conserva-
tive party In the approaching election, feeling as.
sured that In the future, as in the pas, he Will be
fou "a ever on the alert and prepared To advocate
and protect the interests Of our entire community
We. CREE, Chairman.
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FcoSoMyCAL HoUsEKEErING.- Susan Donna
hoe and Mary Ann Cline, two faded white
women. were arrested last night and politely
escorted TO the First Station.house by Sergeant
Plcasants and Policeman Michaels, charged
on warrant with taking unlawful possession o.
the house No. 1704 Cary street. The house
was vacant, and they were homeless, aud SO
they quietly marched into it, discard'ng the
formaty of seeing the owner or bis agent
When the officers entered they were enjoy
ing that peace and pleasantness of mine
which hardly eyer comes except from easy
conscienccs and ample financial resources
They will 60 before the Police Justice thi;
morning.
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on Tuesday, was too non-eommittal, aud
that 1t looked as II he did not want the Office.
Now. the Judge is modest man, and while
ne would be compIimented at receiving the
nomination for the House of Delegates, OF
the same time he is determined not to seek
the plsce. but to let the place seek him. ]
trust that he will receive the hearty support
OF all good men, and that on Friday he will
be nominated by acclama,ion. Every one
can see at glance what effect the placing of
such M able gentleman in the Legislature
from Richmond will have. I hope that il
there is any Conservative in Richmond who
has doubt in his mird to-day, be will forth
with dismiss 1t, and Friday 20 to the
polls and not only vote for him, but work
for him with might and main. E.T.R.
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lUrNuEn 1860. CHARTERED 1903.

IA' :,N ,-7lrL OPUS "n the SECOND WE'D
NEtiltt ''F - irb-. x ttE" 1870 and ct"stS on
h' ii"@ July following. The course of studies Is
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MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1875.

yIsIroRs FROM NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
The visiting excursionists Of the Young
Mems Christian Associations OF Norfolk and
Portsmouth, together with their friends, will
be received on their arrival In the city this
afternoon by the following committee frem
the Richmond Association: Furman Tup-
per, Major D. Hill, and John Rothwell. They
will be rendered the use OF the ball of the As
sociation as place Of rendezvous, and to-
night at O'Clock, grand mass. s.meettDg OF
welcome will be held, at which very interest
ing addresses, singing, and other exercises
will be presented. The ministers OF the
various denominations will be present aud
aid iu receiving and welcoming the guests.
The members Of the Richmond Association
are requested to attend promptly. The ex-
cursionists will remain in the city tonight,
and eaveto-morrow morning on the steamer
John Sylvester.
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GRAND GIFT CONCERT The first Gift Concert OF
the Montpelier Female Humane Association VII
positively lake place in September or al! holders o.
tickets will have their money refunded, with inter
est on same. Now Is the time to bnY tickets before
the rush commences. For fun particulars call at
f. JonSsToN's music and news-siore, 9lS Mair
street, of whom tickets can be had.
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PoLIcE.CouRT STATISTICS FOR AUGUST. -
During the past month 573 criminal charges
were disposed of by the Police Justice, and
1O7 cases Of ordinance violations were tried.
On the criminal charges 36 persons were sent
to the grand jury for Indictment, % were
convicted of assault and battery or petit lar
ceny, and "a were sent to Jail in default of
surety for their good behavior. Fines
amounting to S+6S.5O were imposed, and
S436. 80 collected.
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MARRIAGE LICENCES ISSUED IN AUGUST
The clerk of the Hastings Court issued
twenty marriage licenses durAg the month
ending yesterday-thirteen to white and
seven to coored persons. From the clerks
office of the Henrico County Court nine Ii
censes were issued-six to white and three
to colored persons.
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A ClyIL.RIGHTs CAsE-CArTAlN OF a
STEAMER BEFORE A UNITED STATES CoMMIS.
sIoNER.-Captain w. f. Veasev, OF The steam
er Maggie, which runs between Baltimore
and various ports in Virginia, was before
United States Commissioner Atkins yester-
day morning to answer for aviolation OF the
civI.rigsts bill, as charged in the following
complaint:
" United States of america, CO.
Eastern District Of Tirginia,}
"Tbis day personally appeared before me
l.. A. Spiyere. q citizen of the United States
OF America, aud upon OATH did depose and
say that on or about the 30th day of July,
1915, one w. F. VeaSey-be then and there
being captain and manager of the steamer
Maggie, a steamer regularly plying and max
ing trips between Baltimore, Pungoteaque
and other ports, for the accommodation o'
the pubic-did deny and refuse TO her, the
said l.. A. Spiverie, for reasons not by law
applicable TO citizens of every race and color
d full aud equal enjoy nent of the accommo
dations, advantages, facilities, and privileges
of the said steamer Maggie, the same being
then and there public conveyance on water
by refusing to sell her, the said l.. A
Spiverie, ticket for conveyance on the
steamer aforesald-to.Wit: a ticket on SAID
steamer from Pungoteaque TO Fortress Mon
roe, she then being at Pungotcaque aforesaid
"L. a. SPIvERIE.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
Goth day Of August, 1915.
"THoMAs S. ATKINS,
"U. s. Commissioner Eastern Dist. Of Va
Captain Veasey was represented by General
Fl. A. Wise and Mr.. John 5. Wise, aud the
Government by Mr.. HoN>ey, assistant dis
trict attorney. 1t was arranged for Com
missioner Atkins to GO TO Onancock on the
2Ist instant. when and where an eXamina
ton of witnesses Will be had. The com.
plainant Yesterday entered suit for damages
N the United States Circuit Court for $500
that being the full amount she is entitled to
claim under the civil-lights bill.
The complainant, L. A. Spiverie, is
Young mulatto woman, and was for long
time teacher of colored schools on the East
ecn Shore Of Virginia. Captain FeaSey de'
nies that he refused to sell her ticket. 81
the time she desired to go aboard, the steamer
was not on one Of It's regular trips, but vas
carrying sn excursion party.
Captain Neasev gave MIR. John 5. Wise a:
his surety in the sum Of $1,000 for his ar
pearance at Onancock on the 2lst.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear and very warm.
Range Of 17.srmoneter at the DtsDatch office
Au0usf 81, 1875.
LOCAL MATTERS.

REMOVAL OF TIE Posr. OFFIcE.-Th post.
office was last night removed from the Gus.
tom. house building to the building at the
southeast corner of Twelfth and Cary streets
where it will remain for about six months, OF
until the old place can be thoroughly re.
paired aud rettted on an improved plan
All letters dropped in at the box at the old
office up to $40 this morning will be mailed
as usual-after that hour letters should either
be dropped in the street boxes or in the box
at the new office. The second floor of the
building will be occupied BY the mailing
clerks aud the letter. carriers in distributing
the mails for their routes. All the other de-
partments will be located on the street floor
to which there are entrances from Cary and
Twelfth streets. This temporary Office has
been fitted up at moderate expense, and has
been arranged to meet the public wants as
far as possible. The space at the postmas'
ter's command seems to have been economi'
cally and judiciou>ly used. 1t will be oue
or two days before the new quarters can be
made quite comfortable. but business vii
proceed as usual, and there will be no inter
ruption or delay in the reception or distribu
ton Of mail matter.
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SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.-Monda eVe-
ming IN unknown white man procured
boat at the Three. Mile locks and went out
upon the river fishing. Subsequently the
boat was found tied to a tree which stands
on one of the small islands, but the man was
nowhere to be seen. lie could not have re-
turned to the shore without boat, and it is
therefore believed by some that he was
iroWned
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYsls.-Mr. James
Dunlop arrived in Richmond with his fam
lily on Monday evening by the Chesapeake
and Ohio mail train from the mountains
and soon after reaching his home, at the cor
ner of Fifth and Franklin streets, was
stricken with paralysis.
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SENT ON TO TIE HUsrNGs CoURT.-Polce.
Justice White yesterday sent on to the grand
iury for indictment Levi Coleman (colored),
charged with stealing one basket from Polly
Brooks, containing groceries, one dress. one
nair of shoes, and 1925 10 currency.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON & CO., S P. D.. continued sale OF
building lots In Tait's plan OF the city OF Rich-
uoud.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 5 P. M. brick store,
warehouse, and dwelling at the southeast corner
Of Main and Seventeenth sire cts.
A. b. DUESBERRY. high constable, II A. H., as
sortment Of furniture, farm-wagon, and sun
dries.
j. X. H0CEADAY. 1928 Main street, IL M.,
horses. chickens, fruit, Vegetables, &c.
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REQUIRED TO GIVE SEcURITY.-Peter Tay-
lor was yesterday before the Police Justice,
charged with obtaining 81 from George
Timberlake on false pretences. Enough that
was bad about Taylor was elected 10 Warrant
the Justice in requiring him to give s2oo
surety for good behavior.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Aug. 80, Aug. 20, Aug. 21, Aug z
1S73 1874 1878. 1873.

1878. 1874. 1875. 1875.
~ c. ". G. ". G. w. e;
Total deaths 30 % II = II II 10 ~
Still. born...... U
Mean tenn perature for the week ending
August 81. 70.95; mean temperature for the
week ending August %, 70. Amount ol
rainfall for the week ending August e, ~
inches.
Population of the city, 72,5O0-w Al,
400 colored, 81 100.
Rate of mortality of whole population was
$50 per. 600 per annum rate OF mortality
of white population was l2.56 per l,Ooo per
aunum rate of mortality OF colored popula'
ton was 31.76 per 1000 per annum.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge
Robert w. Hughes will be in this city Mon.
day and open the District Court. The case
of Salmon & Hancock Us. Rush Burgess, ex-
collector of internal revenue, will be called
and probably tried then.
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CMSIBUsEs will leave Twcnty-hrth and Broac
streets THURSDAY, September %, at $50 A. d., tt
take passengers 10 the Mount Vernon excursion
train which leaves. Broad aud Adams streets a
1880 A. NJ; and will await he return oil tne tram
which will arrive at 9 p. NJ. same day, taxing pas
senrers back 10 same point. Round-trip fare. 25c
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FLOUR INspEcTIoNs.-Thef following is q
statement of the flour inspected in Richmond
Va, during the month ending the 31't of
August: Family, S72 barrels; extra super.
fine, 1920 barrels; superfne, 900 barrels
fine, GAG barrels.
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TEMPERANCE RALLY.--A public temperance
meeting will be held at Clay-Street Methooist
Episcopal church tomorrow night al 9
o'clock.
The meeting will be addressed by Theodore
N. Ramsay, OF North Carolina; DR.. William
j, Points, G. W. G. Tp and others.
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RAINFALL DURING July AND AuGusT.-The
following measurement Of rainfall during the
months of July and August was made at the
Office Of the superintendent of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. 1t
will prove interesting to present readers,
aud, possibly, valuable TO weather inyesti.
gators of the fIIture
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DEEDS RECoRDED.-During the past month
1872 deeds were recorded in the clerks office
of the Cbaucery Court. Seventy-nine deeds
were issued from the clerks office of the
Henrco County Court during the same
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SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS 1t
BoscHEN's. 500 and 511 Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES
fine SATcHELs, &C., a. BosCIIEN's, 509 and OIL
D. "a
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dono at ID
DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE. Good Work, ioh
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELL Y, AND slLvERwARE.
Additional supplies Just received. Special atten
,ion given to repairs Of tine watches ana jewell
ry. C. C.GEySET, 1901. Main street.
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CANprDATEs FOR OFFICE.
NHE SENATORSHIP.

Il ;, -
But one more day remaius before the Conservs-
tves Will be called upon 10 last their votes for dele
gates 70 nominate two candidates for the State SEN
ate from this city. The name OF
GENERAL. BRADLEY II. JOHNSON
having been suggested for the honorable poslt'of'
and the General having accepted the CALL he VIII oe
voted for on FRIDAY by all good Conservatives. DC
city OF Richmond should he represented by Just
such men, who have our Interest at heaft' his
sentiments and policy are now well known to aii.
SO Lit
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COLONEL joseph MAYO TO BE EXAMINED
To.DAY.-The preliminary examination OF
Colonel Joseph Mayo, Jr., will take place at
the Police Court this morning.
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yEesETINE,
8 " E q TIN E .

says Boston physician, has no equal as blood. #
purifier. Hearing OF Its many WONDERFUL cures
after all other remedies had failed visited the
laboratory and convinced myself OF its genuine
merit. 1t Is prepared from barks roofs, and herha
each Of which Is highly effective, and they are com.
pounded in such manner as to produce astonishing
results.r
vEGETINE
Is the great blood-purifer.
vEGETINE
will cure the worst case OF scrofuIa.
vEGETINE
recommended By physicians and apothecarIes.
vEGETINE
has effected some marvellous cures In cases OF
cancer 80
VEGETISE
cures the most infexible case Of canker
vEGETINE
meets Win Wonderful success In mercural diseases
yEGETINE
will eradicate salt-rheum from the system.
yEGETINE
cures the most inyetera,e case of erysipelas.
vEGETINE
removes plmpes and humors from The face.
vEGETINE
cures constipation and regulates the bowels.
VEGETINE
Is valuable remedy for headache.
vEGETINE
will cure dyspepsia.
restores the entire system to e healthy condition.
vEGETISE
cures pains in the slde
| vEGETINE
removes the cause Of dlzzlress
VEGETINE
| relieves faintness at the stomach.
VEGETINE
cures pains In the back.
| VEGETlNE
| effsctualIy cures kidney complaint.
| vEGETINE
Is effective in It's cure of female weakness.
| VEGETINE
IS the great remedy for general debility
| VEGETINE
Is acknowledged by all classes of people 10 be The
| best and most reliable blood
purifier In the world.
| yEGETISE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
| [au 2S-S&W2tl
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FIRE.ALARMs.-During the month of Au.
oust there were nine alarms Of fre-three
being turned in at Box IA, corner OF Tenth
and Byrd streets.
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DISPATCH PRINTIyG-HOUSE.--Un Unsurpassed "a
cilities for the prompt execution OF all KINDS o'
urinting. Orders filled promptly and at low prices
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Tur FAIR AND FESTIVAL at Fulton Baptist
church, which commenced last evenings WIZ
be continued for several nights longer,
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THE WEATHER TODAY The probabilities
are that the sceather today ~iH be cloudy
and n0ssiLlal r1in.
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4itI1utond 1ispatttl.
WEDNESDAY. .. SEPTEMBER l, 1876

pg- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCULA-
TON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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COLLARS that DO no. need washing are desirable
articles. The ELMwoOD and WARWICK are the
only collars In ade that keep clean longer than two
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FINE ASSORTMENT OF LUBINS
n and Other EXTRACTS, for the handkerchief;
FINE FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
SOAPS; -. -
Enr s,,a nv >s.s'.'es7e J. BLAIR,
o' rp II w - S25 Broad street
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V'O TIE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS

IN OF TWE CITY UF KINH WUNU.
AT the suggestion Of many friends hcreoy an
unuucr myself a ca,dinaie for the nomination to
the rousr OF delegates of Virginia at the primary
election Ia tc held on the Sd September u lsh9uld
RECEIVE the nomination M the primary poi ana tie
election ~ the regular poll. pledge myself To re,
prrsru, the city "t Richm md and 10 advocate ana
mtrre stimulate our manufacturing interests ana
nronorr generally III. material prosperity of our
ciN. With this announcement Suninli 10 iic VIII
of the. nlOplr. W. L. NJ hci- Lhh'
.l~r3h
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METEoRoLoGIcAL.-The following is q
statement OF the thermometer taken from
an elevated site in the city at sunrise every
morning during the month OF August:
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Communicated
uon. w. W. Crunp.

Messrs. Editors: ] have heard it staseI
by some of the friends OF TINS gsnllen,an gSas
that bis card, published in the daiiy papers
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.CHOOL DESKS.

We are manufacturing SCHOOL DESKS OF VA
rious sizes and OF The most approved styles, with
YOLDlNG AT and all latest improvements.
Prices will be IS low as they can De plechased
j. w. CARDWELL q Co..
au u14-lm .Gl1 Cary street, Richmond, Va
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CLocKs.-Fvery style from s2, s8, ~, IS, am
upwards, c. GENNET, 1901 Main street.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO announce
w CHARLES +. WORKMAN, of l1enrico
county. candidate for the STATE sen NhIr, sub
jcct the decision of tho Senatorial l)iStrct t0h-
y,n,i.u au25-tSe 3
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rs,O THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS
L OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for the cor tidence
heretofore rcpoSed in me hy The conservative CHI
Zcn> of Kichnond respectfully announce myself
uCANUIUATm FOR E-ELtCTlON 70 !t!E
IlOJ'Sk OF DELEGA A1F :. subject TO the deeiSio%
,r oS-iS,2 WILLIAM LtTENSTE1N.
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V'OR RENT, STORE WITH DWELL A
4 ING above. No. 1888 Main street. con- RI
mining eleven rooms One OF the hesr stands III
this city for any kind of business. apply 10
=. I 2tE or +. A. j. CLOPTON.
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nor THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

I ~ =,
Yielding TO the solicitations Of hundreds nt the
yo:ers Of kichmOnd, of all classes and vtcallohS'
whose nameS are sigutd I" the written Calls WHICH
NV. hcrn handed me- | respectfully announce my
self as a candidate for the NJ HOUSE or DEtb
4TtS subject to the decision Of III" CONSERVATIVE
teInhpr lIoN =. II - a.
RICHMOND, August %. 1875. an 24-lOt
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
w SOCNCE COLONEL WILLIAM ). GllMAS \
as candidate for reelection 10 the R"u,e OF Dee
cafes from lL, CITY of Richmond. subject TO the de-
ci,ion nl the Conservative primary election, sep
tcriber Sd. au 20 ="
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NOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLET=: T=:
L HOUSE, No. 100 Clay STREET. between k.I
First and second streets; eight ROOMS Gas ahd
water on the premises. Possession gwen Stptem-
bcr 9.h Apply to WILLIAM ENGLlSh.
au 3l-3'H corner Lelsl arc Seconu slIcetS. %
T1OR RENT. STORE AND DWELL a.;
L ING No. 1902 Main street. adjoining the sf;A
Planters National liauk. Possession given al olce'
For terms, st., apply 10
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
nm ocet lI13 Main street.
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T EVY'S HALL FOR kENT.-Flrst-
L. class ballroom with ante.rooms and supper
= ,o,l attached. Parties wishing to engage these
desisabie for any particular night Gifirg lhe
seaSe II, or ior any occasions. call procure the same
on vcsy reasonable terms by applying 10
LEVY BRU11ERS.
LOnGE-ROOM FOR RENT on TiHr.day and
Friday 3ights. III 1f-4Ih