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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

99'The Ohio river is the greatest coal
carrier in the world, Notwithstanding the
fact that it is frozen up during most of
the winter, and nearly driec up large
portion OF the summer. a run of coal
was made during the month of July last,
when 916,923 tons were shipped in forty
eight hours. 1t would have loaded, over
$1,000 cight-wheeled cars, which would
have had to he made up into about 900
heavy freight trains.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

The Southern Pacific Railroad Conven-
ton met ut st. Louis, Tuesday. and be-
tween three and four thousand delegates
were present. The convention met i'm
the Temple, corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets. Gen. j. X. Anderson, of Rich.
mond, was chosen temporary chairman !;
Judge Stanley Matthews, OF Cincinnati,
was chosen president upon the perma.
nent organization. Gen. j. T.. Johnston
and Gen. Sherman had u cordial meet.
ing upon the platform. Gen. Beaure.
gard was also warmly welcomed 20 the
same place. Jefferson Davis was also
invited forward, but in Difference to some
disapproval which was manifested on the
part of several delegates, he declined.
The convention adjourned Yesterday
after adopting resolutions declaring it
the right and duty OF the government 30
aid In the construction OF Southern
trans.continental line OF railway on or
about the thirty.second parallel OF lati
tude from Shreveport, Louisiana via FL
Paso to San Diego. where it will make
connections with the Pacific and also
with railways 10 San Francisco and
Southern California. The government
aid required would be in the form OF a
guarantee Of interest, not principal, on
the limited amount of five per cent. con.
struction bonds, payable in City years
-FtederichSbUrg Herald, Nor. &c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

10 The Bank OF Culpspper suspend.
ed on the Goth ult. The assets ana
liabilities arc said 70 be sbout equal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

Gas From THE FISE TREE.-Pfof
Bcnovides, n Spanish chemist, has been
testing the comparative briliancy OF gas
distilled from various materials. and
finds, among other results, that the gas
obtained by distilla,ion from the pine
tree is much moro luminous than that
from coal. tho difference according TO
the most careful calculation, being rs
five to one. and the density is about
twice rs great. Prof Brneyile4 charac.
tcr,zc5 Che gas 90 rich in carbon, and
states that it requires special burners,
with very small apc-tures, so az TO burn
without smoke or offensive odor-in this
respect resembling petroleum.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

IL y Waltham, Mass. factory turns
out an average Of S37 watches dav.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

~ \ man has no moro right 20 sag
an unciyil thing than act one-no more
rightto soy rude thing to another than
20 knock him down.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

- The Telegraph Of s.. John. y. T.,
says that lady, who rcsilc1in village
on the river st. John. assisted recently
to prepare the body Of a ueiabbor for
burial. While so engaged some virus
f'Ja, the dead body was absorbed into
slight cut on the lady'4 finger. and n
few hour later she was seized with in.
tense pain in her hand, attended by
rapid swelling. After days Of severe
suffering she died.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

~ Concealed in the skirts OF wo.
man arrested by the Custom house Off.
Gers Tie other day OF 81. Albans, VT.
were found 400 yards OF black silk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

Awakened by the sound or Ida's voice,
George looked around confused. and as
he cav Ida and her father. endeavored
TO hide the manuscripts. But the Judge
stopped him b. saying. langhingly--
1T won't. do young rascal, you are
fairly caught. found out--talk in your
sleep. will ye-ha! hal But come here,
take lila. aud be happy. know shc
loves you! hal hs har
George was bcwildered and transpor.
ted-he had been awakened from pleas.
ant dream to bright reality.
Matters were soon explained. aud the
warm-hearted Judge. after blessing them
both. promised &c see them married be.
fore he started for washington.-N. Y
DRchman.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-03

Nh. HARrrE:-rhe following beau.
dfnI snd appropriate adiress on Agri.
culture. 10y Judge Watts. Commissioner
or Agriculture. a gentleman of most va.
yted and elegan. attainments. will DC OF
both S1terest and profit 70 your in.elli.
gent readers. In matter and manner,
this address is entitled to the highes.
praise; and its careful reading canno,
be too strongly urged. *.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04

VENERABLE CousTIEs.-1n October, 1876,
montgomery and Washington counties WIN
he one hundred years old, as we learn from
the Cbristiansburg Messenger. That paper
says: go
"Tbe missing link of our clerks office re, e,
cord has been found In Hennius,s s,atu Ms, o.
i775s which gives the act BY s, ws1s1 a soun
gomery. Washington, aa1 hen,u 1,ss n vvun
Ties were constructed. This act was Pas,eu
October, 1776. We are indebted to Taylor
& pbleear for this old record. 49,,
awe hope the interest which has has s oeen
awakened In the couny regnro'g Wi rDG not be-
snsred to die ou, but by contributions to-
tbe MESSENGER Sc from our oldest citizens it
Ing matter may be given to the 5 peG h;.torv o,
we ne,t Gou " If orr county. Let our old
r peoD1 p' put on their 'specks and write them
I'D"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04

| INDEPENDENT CANDIDATEs.-TEe following
resolutions in relation to independent candi.
dates were adop.ed-the first unanimously
by the State Convention and the second by
q like unanimity by the State Committee:
Resoloed, That in the opinion of this con.
vention it Is as much the duty of every Con.
servatiVe voter Of this Commonwealth to vote
against all Independent Candidates, profess.
ing to be ConservatiN YES, while running
against the regular nominees of the party, as
it Is their duty to vote against the regular
Radical nominees.
Resolced, That while the committee ex.
pressIy dlsclaims the right or the purpose to
interfere 10 the choice Of candidates or in
the conduct Of local elections, il does claim
the right and declare their earnest purpose
not only 10 throw the whole weight of the
party organization sganst Radical clndi-
dates every where. but 10 accordance with
Toe resolution unanimously adopted by The
STATE Convention, 10 treut boilers iroGEour
or oppoEeuts of our candidates,
y y 20 rents n. RtSn,tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04

corruptions and its ousfages upon the Con-
.t,,n,ion which he has denounced WIN -
much eloquence. s
II i. be said that he regards the cor'eues
question as paramount to oil otnesS' " n
he answered In the language Oh the o'"''A'
! natl Enquirer: a.
"Carl scburz stands convicted before .n d.;
| peope Of Ohio. Only last year ne s.uupeu
| TIC n,stforn Of that party declared that
rnrther contraction of the natic nal currency
vould be detrimental to the producing classes
| and emphaticalIy opposed any further step
| in that direction. That is rne OF the VIA
principles Of the Ohio Dem ocratic platform
4 Where we.e Mr.. Schurz's profound convie
4 tions last sear?"
1 BoaY hssl not then bee'A elected to success
SEIZURE. That makes difference, you see.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04

ALABAMA on SEcEssIoN--The Mstlie Ad.
oertiser devotes another paragraph of Gen.
sure to the act Of the Alahama Convention
with regard to secession. The following
extract from this Saragraphhs quite polluted
"We suppose beaten eneeey may yield to
ali the laws of war and yictors without bong
required to stoop TO lick the hand of the esn.
queror, and by so acting he exits toe victor
rs well as preserves his OWE self-reSpect.
We did and do thank that the retet-
ence in the Alabama CopsStution 10
any subject that was linked with the
funlsd banner was ;gratuitous and uu-
necessary sitting down TO feast Of humble
pie. ItaGded nothing Of emphasis to The status
of the secession question O. a war fact. 1t was
not required by, and cold not esen be
grateful to, an honorable eSemy, aud could
only baye 'Leen voted for without con.
scious analm aud wry face by any member Of
the Conception who was either q ciGpet-
bsgger or seslawag."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04

GENERAL JAMES A. WALKEa.-The Chris.
tiansbnrs Messenger pays the following com.
pliment to General James A. Walker, OF
Pulaski county:
at is due TO General James A. Walker
that the misstaIemenls made by uniformed
or mIs!atormed editors should be corrected,
and the honor be given where justice de-
MAIDS 10 one of The most gallant officers that
ever wore the gray or LED brigade.
sGeneral james A. Walker, of Pulaski,
is the only living man who ever commanded
the StoIeWal brigade rs brigadier, aud we
hope when The bioL2a statue Of the grand
old hero shall be unveiled bsiorr the adj
mirioo gaze Of apolauding thousands this
..s,as Lay =. .u5 ~ u.., ~ ~. - ..:~.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
Carl Schurz.

The conduct OF this gentleman cannot be
explained upon the ground of anything that
Is apparent. 1t mus be due to something
unknown to the public. For causes that
were 90 strong as TO b eak bis party allie.
ounce ne Joinei the Liberals and Demo
csa1s ana gave bis talents and influence to
she support OF GREELEY for President. The
party ne left has not improved; but it's cor.
ruptons have become continent. Yet be
takes .. part 10 the discussion OF public ST.
ialrs which directly contributes TO the power
~ ~. $50, l. j; t:...s :u...c &C sustain i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1o17 aud 1919 MAIN STREET.

Having received full assortment OF all the mo-
yelties and Of all the most desirable styles Oh ofess
goods expressly selected to meet the wants OF our
trade. we shall display on FRIDAY, October l.
ALPACA FANCIES at csc. yard,
FIGURED MOHAIRS at 25c. yard,
MATELAssE MOHAIRS at 25c. yard,
TWILLED PLAIDS at 25c. yard,
BLACK and WHITE PLAIDS at Csc. yard,
CASHMERE PoPLINS at SOC. yard,
ALEXANDRA TWILL MIKE lures at soc. a
yard,
MACPHERSON PLA!DS at soc. yard,
MOHAIR BALERNOS,
TAFFETAs,
DIAGONALS:
PLAID, sTEEL, and CANTON PoNGEE;
EPINGLINES,
TARTAN aud SILK-PLAIDS,
DEBEGE PLAIDS,
RIIrIMs-, BRlLLIANTINE-, and TWILLED-
SUITINGS:
EMPRESS and MATELASSE-CLoId,
CAMEL'S HAIR PLATDS,
SILK pOPLINs, CASHMERE. and SATINEs;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK-very great bar
gums;
cheaper than ever:
TRIMMING SILKS and VELYETS at low figures
IN OUR MOURNING. GOODS DEPARTMENT
BLACK ALpACAs In every quality from Zoe. 10
$3.50 yard-thc very best goods to De pao iot
tho money. We call particular attention 10 Inc
grades at 40 and 45c., which are extra oai'
gains.
RACK CASHMERE CLOTH at soc. yard;
COLOSNA.CLOTH.E ENGLISH and FRENCH
ROMBAZINE, FRENCH MERINO, CASH
MERE, &C., &C.
INCUR CLOTH DEPARTMENT
we call attention TO our Importation OF ENaLlsh
SUITINGS, selected styles.
A full line of CASsIMERES-good fabrics-from
IL 81 yard.
TwEFDs KENTUCKY JEANS, SATlNETs
MELTONs, BLACK CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs
BEAVER CLOTH, and COATINGs;
har dsouc line Of French and German CASol
MERE PANTS-PATTERNS.
Embroidered CURTAIN.MUsLIN at 25, 80, ant
35c. yard;
Special bargains In TOWELS Oh our bargain coun-
ter.
AUBURN BLEACHED COTTON at DC. Il yard
ANDROSCOGGIN BLEACHED COTTON at lie
ayari;
DAyoL MILLS BLEACHED COTTON at 12Hc
q yard;
Yard-wide BLEACHFD COTTON at SIC. yard
We offer all our DOMESTIC GOODS at New
York Wholesale prices, having purchased The same
at great advantage.
We have great bargains in WHITE and CoLoREL
BLANKETS;
| Also. in COMFOkTABLES and QUILTS.
| MOTTOt and MOTTO-FRAMkS, new styles.
MACHlNE-NEEDLES sent free per mall, sue.
| dozen;
| NOTE.PAPERS at 15c., 20c., Csc, Soc, 40c.
| and soc. a box.
ENGLISH CHEVIOT SHIFTING at &c. Il yard
Best quality TYCOON REPS, for dressing-gowns
at 25c. yard.
| Large additions TO cur stock Of LADIES' AM
GENILgMEN'S UNDERWEAR;
| 4 nice assortment Of LADIES READI-MADi
| FALL SUITS at very attractive prices.
Our uumherless bargains must be seen TO be appre
ciated
| We invite all to call and eXtminc the beautiful
display Of novelties at LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. 1O17 and 1919 Main street.
| Seventeen new styles HlGH.BACk COMBS jus
| in &C !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
MARRIAGES.

Married a. the residence of me 9riaes entem
he e 1 1875 BY the REV Or SenTy w A Ra1k
der Miss MARY dauggfTIq ERE 81 rcn ha! Esq Of
dale. Esq. 10 ROBERT r NJ
Charlotte county, Va.
Married, September 90, 1875; at the residence o.
the hridr; fa her, J. jones' Hsnric9 r.
by rev T.. A. GUY Miss TaEKESAa 81 Va -
MIR. WILLIEJ. JONES, OF hcu'hon''
the evening Of the c6s s0h f he ReR
Trinity net9q sRRET RETLUW, sou,hamp
ion r county, Va. to II: VIRGiNIa, ramshledf Oil
RIcnard a. an Jane G. Whilock: OF hlch'honu.
Suffulk papers please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04

TILE SAME SToKN ALwAYs.-The nomlna-
bious on the part of the Conservatives IN
Franklin county were made with great
uuanimity and mach enthusiasm. Colonel
Pyrnn HAlRsrox, of Henry, for the Senate,
and Dr.. Moses L. GREER and WILLIAM
Powell for the House. But one man thinks
he ought to haze been nominated for the
House, notwithstanding that the ConserEa-
tive Convention thought otherwise. Now,
let the reader glance at the complaint set
forth by this man Of extraordinary merit
who was so neglected, and no matter in what
part of the State the reader lives he will tind
the compl ,ints of the Indignant gentlemaf
precisely the same with the expressions 1
d;scontent that have been heard in bis
county.
The :I7rginia Monitor, printed at Rocky
Mount, IT rankin, says:
In a card of some leugth Colonel ". Il.
James announces himself candidate for
ree,ectionso the House OF Delegates. 1t is
,generally.known, we presume. that Cos9ncl
jones submitted his name to tue Couserra-
tive county convention held at this place on
the FIRST Monday in September, ana that trem
that conveution he failed to receive the nsinl-
uatien for the office to which de asptres. The
names of other gentlemen, who did not re-
cetye the noa.;nation, werextso prominently
before that convention. But of all
the defeated Candidates Colonel james
atone complains. In Ibis card Of
the 18th ultmQ, he claims that a few de-
signing men, il pursusnce.o OF preconcert.
ed plao. by resortipg TO ',frsEd and unfair
meaos, secured bis defeat, and be further
more claims TINT he is not q bolter except
from fraud injustice, aud tpiekery.' COL
one James processes to believe that large
NUMBER Of the det gates TO tibet, convention
were hish.toned gentlemen Certainly no
hgh-tooed gentlemen would be guilty OF
fraud. irjustice. and trickery';;; yea. more,
no heightened gentleman would he guilty Of
conniving ct fraud, injustice, and trckery.'
Yet it is certain that if these things were
practiced is the convention the EHge mum.
Der Of high-taned gentlemen present either
counived at them or engaged in them"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
General Johnson.

The nomination o. General BRADLEY L.
JoHSssN for the Senate by the ConserVa'
tive party of Richmond has given much
subtraction in that town of Maryland where
his hoyhood's days were spent, and where
he ia best known The Frederick No.
t,t;on has the following notice
1--WE learn from the Richmond ne"spa'
rsrs that our esteemed friend aud former
,ffIlow.to wnsman, General Bradley L. John
-nn. ia the candidate of the Conservative
party in Richmond for State senator, and we
hope and expect that he will be elected by a
handsome majority.
.Hjs success in adding civil honors TO hls
military laurels will be most gratifying to MS
many warm friends here, the place OF his
birth and OF his earliest successes at the OAR
and in politics. -; -
Of State's attorney for Frederick county 10
the year. we believe, in which he aItaincd
his majority. and from that time to the break
ino ont of the war he occupied an enV'aole
nosition "a lawyer, and one OF the trusted
and able leaders Of the Democracy OF Mary
land. :, . mot.
.His career in the southern army IS mat,
ter Of history and of pride to his friends ana
esneciaIly to those who served WILD nun anu
nnder his command Since the close OIL inc
| ,yar he has been prac;icing his profession,
9th equal success in Richmond, and we
are certain that il be Is elected, the same
sterling ability. devotion to principle, and
heightened gailantry, which have always
heretofore marked his course, will be eX'
erted in the interest and TO the honor OF his
constituents. We heartily wish him sue
cess"
The Citizen, published in the same city, Is
equally complimentary
| GENERAL JOHNSON. -. The numerous
friends of General Bradley T. Johnson VIII
he gratitied to learn that he has recently oeeu
nominated for the Virginia Senate 10 Inc Guy
of Richmond, as the candidate OF the Con
sentative party, and that his triump hant eiec
ton is assured. VirginiaDs are generally
cbary of bestoWing political donors on any
but those ito the manor BORN" and this Cur
cumstsnce gives additional value to The DIS
tinction conferred upon the General
His old admirers. extend their con
gratulations, that in a metropolis
noted for lis appreciation of merit and talent
he elioys so high measure of esteem. we
can assure our Virginia brethren that II De
| had not left us to make common cause WIZ
them in their struggle for independence, ht
would before this have enjoyed the highes
honors in The GIFT of his mtiye State. Nc
Young man stood higher at the bar, had re
ceived more uumistakable marks of puollt
favor, or bad a brighter prospect OF poll'ica
emiuence before him than Brad johnson
when he reliDauished home and friends t
risk his all in behalf of the cause OF Int
South We are glad to see he is understood
and appreciated IN his adopted state, ant
know that every opportunity afforded VII
| illustrate his devotion to her welfare and hi
ability 10 advance it,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04

The people of Alexandria are moving ID
behrlr of free bridge across the Potomac
at Georgetown. They ought to have IT..
People ought always to have right of way
from one large town to another on opposite
shores of such a river as the Potomac at
Washington. 1t ought to be considered q
public duty to secure to the people such Tree
communication.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
MT MONSTER STOCk-CLOTHS AND
CASSlMERES FOR GENTLEMEN
AND BOYS.
II. II. PRICE G e

T.R. pRlCE& co.
have lust opened The most magnificent stock OF
English, French. aud Virginia made
CLOTHS AND CAS-IMERtS
ever shown In a southern market to Which special
attention Is called.
ENGLISH PEAvER.CLOTlIS for overcoats-Blacks,
Blues, Browns;
ENGLISH IIAGoSALS for suits and overcoats:
BLACK md OLORED DOE. KIN tbest Frcncn);
Fancy CHECK and fLAIN CASSlMERES:
BOYS CAS>iMERES. soc, 75c., TO S1.5O;
BOYS TWEED CASsIMERES;
tEkSCn PANT PATTERNS. &c tn S12 pattern:
Superior American PANT PATTERNS, 81 to ~ 4
pattern:
VIRGINIA Ga OYEGC0ATlSGS;
VIRGINIA Sd SClTISGS every grade: all at small
living profits. Sc 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
DEATHS.

D,oa q, Saturday morning. October Cd at the re-
den eo OF OF his f,,l,sr lanes n. Peay Fsq LION
| IHaS ROSsER PEAY. In The thirty-frst year OF
ms b deceased leaves wife and three children TO
| mourn their loss +
Baltimore pagers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERA L.
~. srJRaNCE AGENTS, 81 MAIN sl'>
RIcHHoSD, VA. representing Inc IN.
NORTH BRITISH And 4E sh,,,a and ear
S.rah .England-ca2 ital, Sla.obo,ooo solG:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY Of eia'A"
natl Ohio--assets ever si:Goo,oG0; en,p..
MANHATTAN FIRE lSsIR a, "a. W.
NY. OF New York-assess over aaov'ooo. ,y,Sa
LYNcHgURG INSURANCE AID A1sh oysi
COMPANY, II LyrcheAis' 'a'--A
ATI,aNTIC ,.sUgAscS CONTAIN
eroasISn' n. Y.--s.ss.s over SJ0usstV. -.
pnnS,X INSURANCE SoNeASi' Of b'0'A'
10, ~ Y.--assets over So 100000. 40 \,
posTsssotpra INSURANCE ~ SYM 49,
Portsmouth,. Sa-sssee osss s'y,gs. slos,.
deposited With ne !TssssssS, pfS'I liz pad
900. spsses eaGita b., ~ ,j..t,s.i. ana sires
AZ th,e serscv annisa''t~s - -
,,ais a.i~ulon sIvsa thSscsv-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
FANCY Goons.
TO THE LADIES OF Prcurr
AND VICINITY.

GRAND 0P-SIEG or DgEss. r,,,
AND FANCY GOODS AT R
HENRY wENZ.L's,
No. 4le BROAD STREET. Rrcuyo
On MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04

At the head Of toe heroic survivors OF ihat
grand brigade rs true and as brave Us we"
he led the brigade, twelve h'inotfu s,.omn'
into the jaws CT death. ard m'de It's hal'e 'ui'
r,orioJ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04

THREE CHARACTERISTICS OF REPrDnT1os'
,s7s-Tbe Lynchburg Republican reports
good hit made by Colonel J. W. MARSHALL
of Crsig, the nominee of the Botetourt COD
vention for the State Senate. He said:
81 have observed that all The repudia.
tionists with whom meet have three very
striking characteristics. First. they are men
xbo are not willing to. pay their own deo,s
secondly, though great grumblers about t,, the
.burdens of taxation,' they pay very Ittie
,axes themselves; and thirdly. they are al
ways in hot pursuit of some office"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
SP7cTALTIEs

ZEPHYR WORsTED, reduced Hi,c,
15c. per ounce: coInrsJ, zoe. mr. On, ana ri.
GEkMANTOWN Wool a; 10, lex. ana :,
ounce: '"' i5t !,
SHETLAND and ICE WOOL: p'' Pua4;
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS from -.
EMBRUIDERED RUGS. SOFA. and ply /"
ions, T0WEL.RACKs, sLIpPsSs
ETS, FOOT-RESTS. &c ~e'Pui
PRINTED NOTICES. great y,rI...
each: 'I u
FRAMES Foa NOTICES from o. ,o.o
SILK. FLOSS. and C0TT on. all fo,or;D"Ws.
kMBEOIuI RY SILK at sc. sEeiD: ssas
All Nos. of LINEN FLOSS II &c. q stet,
1. o. &. WORKISG-COTTONa al as.
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TRIMMINGS,

TRIMMINGS.
BLACK and COLORED SILK FRIEGrs.
BLACK SILK GIMP and GALLOUNS.'
MARRABOUTand FEATHER TRfWIryc,
BLACK and cOLORED WORSTED FpinT:
and GlMPS: 'Hh.,
BU1TONS.-black and COlored SIX. Jvo,~
Pearl, Jet, Buhber. Gil,. Steel. ana uy,Sssst,
The greatest variety In the city, AMI II ptr.
defy competition. F'''a
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LACL3.

The largest. cheapest, and best.as = rtcA v,,,
REAL GUlPuRG and YAK LACLs ~
city; >" :
REAL and FRENCH VALFNCIENyE r,.
EDGING ana iNStRTISG: ""''
LINEN. CAMBhIc, and SAiNSODE Encr,,
and INSERTING. ''Sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-04
49,. noin+e an Repudiators.

As reported in the Wing. in The course Of
Colonel WATTs's speech at the Wincnes'es
Agricultural Fair, he took OCCASION 70 ai'uue
briefly to the importance of restoring the
lost credit OF the State; not by attempting
more than eau be done with safety to the TAX
PAYER; not by Idle boasts Of wealth We pos
sess not, nor yet by pledges given tna' we
may possibly fail-because OF their extra'a.
gance-to redeem; but by continuing as ..
present, to pay cbeeIfully as high rate o,
taxation as the industries oil Inc otate W"
hear without detrimeut, and by holding 10
adherence Reputation as the "LAsr RESORT
OF scoUND.gLs."
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MEETINGS.

THE MEMBERS OF ST. -MMysY
/ RAMS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER YAK
M. "a. are requested to attend stateo HzWNS
convOca,Ion of their CHAPTER al It. Alhan's
Hall THIS tllondayl EVENING, OCTOBER Z, S a.
O'Clock. All Royal Arch Masens 10 COCO sr nT the
NJ. E. ~. 7. D d. ator
4.1t< Sttt'taI =.
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