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HIS ExCELLENCY.
DEPARTURE OF HIS ExcKLLrScx PREsDESr
GRANT roR BOSTON.

DEPARTURE OF HIS ExcKLLrEcY PREsmEcT
GRANT ron BOSTON
His Excellency President Grant, OF the United
States. with MS party. remained at the Fltn Ave.
nue. Hotel until shortly before ten O'Clock yester.
day morning. wher they took carriages for tns
New Haven RalIroad and proceeded on their wal
70 Boston. Ills Excellency was accompanied 81
tue Secretary OF the Navy, the Hon. Secor Roce
son, or New Jersey; Genera Belknap, Secrotari
OF War; the Postmaster General. Mr.. Jewell, and
General Baococx, with several otner less disuR
gulshed people.
His Exec .ency was IN charge n the sub-com
mitGee OF arrangements from boston.
Mrs. Grant Mrs. SartOsls and the ofher ladies Of
the household vii remain at tue Firm Avenue
Hotel until the return OF HIS Excellency from at
tendance &C Concord on the Centennial Ceiebfa-
ton OF the battle Or Lexington.
ais Exceiiencyis Secretary OF state, Hon. Hamll.
ton FISH. TOOK later train for Boston, put Will %
10 time lor tne grand reception banQues at sue
Revere House this evening
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Notwifhsaudiae the incemelcy OF the weather
iast night there was fairly alled house At tae
concert or Theodore Thomas, az steInway Han.
TIE programme comprised q few novelties aud
some sterling iavorlres. The charming sy pnony.
No. Ain D. 90. 90, OF Beethoven; Relnecks's or.
cnssiral arrangement OF Scnamann's Eastern
Pic ures;h tns wonderful, ialry-liKe scnerZo
queen NAB" OF Bsraoz, aao q nunoer OF ssIec .
lions from NaRHer's "slelsteIslnRer,n formed ne
Instrumental features OF the concert, ana we're
rendered VITA that perfection OF enseDlOIe ana
clear, intelligent expression lor wntcn rus Or
cneslra II ever famous. Mss Cary = beautiful
EurIdicen that y re-demand Was insisted upon by
tue audience. Mir. Bis.no sang Inc tenor 500,
Siegesmund's 1--we song rom tne "NlebSlun gen
Ring" OF wagner. farewell MATINEE VIII oe
given to-day.
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MATrxEEs TO DAT.

LycErM THEATRE RLstori gives o fare
well performance at this theatre to-day, appear.
ing as Elizabeth, Queen or Eng and.
FIFTH AvREuE rHEATRE-"Blg bonanza" VIII
be quoted extensively at this house in the AFTER.
noon.
wAIIAcK's-Mr. Montague viii repeat his
artistic performance or Rafael to-day.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Mlie. Aimee
will cltsr the he.rts Of toe oretHren OF the city
Of Scandals this aiternoon as LA Jvlie Parlum.
cuse.u
srErSwAY HALL--rheoiors Thomas announces
q grand concsrt to-day, with Miss Annie Louise
Cary % vocalist
BOOTHS THEArRE.-"Henry W. one OF the
frandest spectacles That the American stage can
boast Of, united to an admirable cast, wll he as.
played tnis afternoon at THIS establishment.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-rnose wac delight in
gorgeous scenery and bewndenrg pallsts may
have an opportunity ~ visit me spectacle Of
"Anmed,m will be amply saslsnsd.
PARK THEArRR.-Mr. Frank Mayo as Davy
CrocEett wilI Do the attraction a. tale house AZ
the matiaee.
BowRRr TARATnE.--Ths Naturalization OF Jules
vsrnes "Tonr uu honusn has peen remarAep ll
sucosssfel At ina ineasss ana VIA b tns astrae
ton tO-day.
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A sNATcHER sNATcHED.

James Lee, who gave nls address a. No. 40 Fors
sytn street, was arrested last night by onlcet
Haniey, Of the Fifteenth precinct, on complaint 81
Mrs. Elizabeth A. jacobson, OF No. % Clinscn
street, VINO charged BIN VITA having snatcnec hee
pOcketcooE, containing q large sun 81 money
wuhe she was STANDING 90 the cNrnef OF Mace
dougal street aud IlinLon place. Inc tnisl WAS
arrested w tue uEicef short ulstancs IRON whsra
tt "a alleged tnAf ne snat, neu toe pvcgokDooka h9
was looked up "a toe mercer street. ska leo hous@
aud viii 90 ta&gM " evuFt tkia niefnlnks
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ART SALE.

AcoIecton OF paintings belonging 70 the estate
or the late John Q. Force, or Brooklyn, were
placed on exhibition yesterday at the Somervills
gallery previous TO being sod at public auction.
Tue collection contains examples OF English
palnters whose names are well known on thus SIDE
or the water, 0ut whose WORKS are aeldom see q.
Many or tue paintings are OF considerable lmpor1
portance, aud viii, 10 DOUBT, Drlng good prices,
the sale ~ guns tue 2lst. auo wll Dc contlnned
during Iae Two following nlQnts.
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manufacturing history 50 as 10 support the rival
claims OF each. AS late as 1850 Amos Baker. OF
Lincoln. told the story OF the battle OF Concord
Bridge, at winch he WIS present, and iona nan
Harrington, the liter, at Lexington. rela ed that
OF the massacre on the green. Their afidavits
are interesting enough aud true enough. but
nothing could be more absurd tnan the attempts
or recent years Ito CLEAN the materials
OF Revolutionary history as Lowell puts II.
'irom the lips OF aged persons who took part
In the actual making Of it;n ana while cannot
quite agree with him that these old people. find
ing the manufacture profitable continued the sup
ply In an adequate proportion TO the demand" as
long as they lived, yet from all that l have seen
and heard since | came here am inclined to re-
joice with hun that all the centenarians are
gone, much as regret the common mortality OF
tnose venerable men," the story OF whose ex-
pioIts In the history making line are so humor-
ousy portrayed In the introduction to Hosea
Blgelow's verse;
Old Joe is gone, who hot Percy goad
His slow artillery up the Concord road;
tale which grew in wonder year uy year.
AseNery time he III IL Joe drew near
To the main flgat till faded and grown gray,
The orig mai scene 10 holder tints gave way:
hen Joe had hca rd the ioe's scared double quick
Beat on stone drum with one uncaptured stick,
And see death come, the leng hening tale TO Top,
Hinlse had fired and seen redcoat drop .
Hal Joe lived long enough thar Scrambting night
Had squared more nearly with his sense OF right,
And vanquished Percy. 10 complete the tale
Had hammered stone for life in Concord Jai.
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NORPgARY REPORT.-The following Is The
mortuasT report for the week ending Satur-
day, October 8, 1875, compiled from sex
tons returns received at the Office of the
Board of Health: Cause Of Deebt: Apo
plexy, i; seal Is, !; consumption, 4; con-
vulsions, infantiIe, g; debility, b dropsy,
9; dysentary, 9; fever (yphoid). l heart.
disease, 2; imperfect development, l IT,
iantile lockjlw, /; Eiver.disease, maras'
mus, g; meningitis, /; old age, I; pneumo-
mia, /. softeniug of brain, 1 surgical opera.
ton, /; teething, L; unknown, 2. Whole
number of deaths in the city exclusive oi
s,il-births, 20. !Segs Males, 15; females,
IA. Color White males, 6 !; white females,
4: colored males, g.; colored females, IA
Aqs,. One day to thirty, 2; eolored; one
month 10 six, l white, coored-total, 3 one
year to three, l white, 3 colored-total, I
three years to FIVE, cOloreds i've years TO
ten, ? colored ten years to twenty, . CO.
lored; twenty years to thirty, 2 colored
thirty years to forty, 2 white, colored-to'
tai, 8; forty years to hty, white; hlty
years iosiXty, white; sixty years to seventy,
& white, colored-tota, 81 seventy years TO
eighty, / White. colored--total, =; IL
years, l colored; unknown,2 white. Condi'
lion Single, 2 white, 10 eolored.tolul, II;
married, 6 white, 2 coored-total, 3; widow
ers, 1 white :, widows, white, 2 colored-
total, 3. Nahuity: United States, 2G; Ger
many, l: Ireland, /; unknown, l. LocaE
iy: Marshall Ward, s.; Jefferson Ward, 2;
Madison Ward, 4; Monroe Ward, 8; Clay
Ward, q Jackson Ward, D; almshouse, 3;
penitentiary, L. By ,eleon Certified: Resu'
lar practitioners, q; Board oil Healtn,Z.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

2. D. EACHO-4H z. NJ, brick tenemshe No.euS
Fourth street, beiween Leigh and Jackson
CHA FFlN, STAPLES s: co, 8 P. n, two onild-
ing lots corner OF Gary aud Madison streets. sf
RICHARDSON CO. r Mi sstsss ana HsaaSs as
lois on SIate street and williamsburg axenuer In
thS town OF Fulton, adjoiniug Richmond.
Cook g. LAUGHrON,a4 Az P. A., iax-lbrafF.
snndard and miscellaneous books. za. gI!8
HIEE, M, framed dwelling on ghirtieth
between N am, y streets, Church HNi.
GEUBSS & .Wu.LLAMs.15 T. a;, .isrSe ane6 nr,e6
dGe!lIpg on The corner OF Marshall ana secooa
streets ano brick, store and stable on seeoa0
street In rear Of The above. Il .sEI .,E.<.ss&
EDWARD C. GODDlS. 4 z. NJ, building iot on on
M,in street opposite Morrae Parz, as9 Q. osicS
dwelling on Aslh street OF posiie ~ ins fafA.
COOK & LAUGHToS, 10 A. ", diamonas, goa1s- 10
- ana SILVER watches, and generaf assars'h'n' "
jevery.- .-.. y, - -. -. tan. an.
GODDIN, WARREN CO.. 44 !. D., n.shu law sarf
Ing No. 5c6 fifteenth street, betTeoa Sias abo
Pop;ar stIeetS e-..T.t .l.,1 .rtyg;.
+. THOMPSON BRoyE. 7f Z: ~. at l2p2 Msin NAN
syyey. next 10 Planters BaoE, new Dooas, ps'o~
tograpl-albums, &C. <ssf 5.y.is-,.a Is: 4.LtE
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The: THEATRE.-The Theatre was not OF
all comfortable last night, but Miss Prices
rendition Of skate Livingston" in The new
society drama Tilted, was enough to warm
one up. She is certainly very forcible aHd
attractive actress, although she is not pretty
The play is not calculated to attract large
audience, but every character was we'll repre-,
rented in the caste last night, and the enter.
tainmeDt passed off very satisfactorily.
Daring the play Me-. c. It. Murphy and
little Bessie sang two or three pretty ballads,
hlr. Fannin, an old Richmond favorite, Is
a member of Miss Prices company, and ha,
lost none Of his attractiyeness.
Tonight the Theatre will be used for the
grand Conservative rally; but tomorrow
night Nobody's Daughter will be presented,
and on Friday night Miss Price will play
FanchOn.
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HOW Tc'.aAKs MoNEy.-we clip the fortowing>
from the edsorai columns Of the Refqto,s Hsraid,
OF this citya paper which is read In every section
of the country. s4' j CT ~.
few weeks sgo abussuess-man In nsighSorin9
town placed his advertisement In our columns and
Row he assures usthat he Is hearing from is ia half
dozen sfses, and that the Rsrdld Is doing him more
good than all the other papers In which he. has ad.
Ee1tiaed. sRch testimeo oiass almost constaeAly
5eoching rs. oufpaper goes to the best families sf
. concentrations Numbering half q million In the
sts'es where IL Is read The very perSons whose at
teIe,on is moss desired by men In all uepartmssia
OF sasness are.to BE- found among our readers, We
are BOW In position to render Important service
10 The business men OF Richmond, Baltimore, Phl,.
adesnbia, New Rorks and other places. II one has
anything worth advertising, here Is . means OF
treac,ng tens OF thou'ands WHO rarely $50 any pa
;per e'n this. Considering exteGt and character
io1rousasion, 1t would "be difficult to fad paper
whose=uates Of aeRcrtls'ng are lower than oars.
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A LITERARY TREAT ON NEXT FRIDAY
NlGur.-Tbe Young Men's Missionary So
cicty Of the First Baptist church has been
very fortunate n securing a lecture from
Rev. Duncan Macgregor, who filled the pul
pit of that church during the past summer
to the great delight Of the many who waited
on his ministry. And Mr.. MacSresor has
been fortunate in selecting a subject so well
suited to bis peculiar talents as "Bunyan
and has Pilgrim" This subject, IN tne
bands of SO skilled manlpulator, VII
doubtless be developed into Charming and
instructive lecture. which will please as .We!
iustrlc, all who may b. able to hear it.
The young men Of this Society MAJ be con-
graduated on opening the lecture season
with bill Of fare so tempting and they wit
doubtless receive the encouragement they
deserve, aud be greeted Friday night by 4
crowded house.
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A FRArD.-A man has been going about
Richmond, during the past few days, repre-.
senting himself to be son Of "General
johnson. Of Georgia." and applying for
board at several places. He has spent seve'
raj nights il Richmond first at one place
and then at another. WhcrlYer he has been
something has been missing the next day.
He tells a rare yarn wherever he gees, and
has made several good citizens suffer from
his visits. The last place visited was on
Oregon Hill. Lock out for him. He says
he married lady in Alexandria.
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RArIyH WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Oct. IL, Oct. 10, Get 2, Oet. 9.
1873. 1874. 1875. 1873.
w. C.. II. &. ". g. w. q.
aths.. Il q II IS 4 Is 10 ~

Stiu.births: One female (colored).
Mean tenn oerature for the week ending
October ., "a IS; mean temperature for the
week ending October 9, 64 AZ.
Amount Of rainfall for the week ending
October 2, 0.35 inches; amount Of rainfall
sor the week ending October o, 4.13 inches.
Population OF the city estimated by school
census, T2,5OO-white, Al, 400; eolored, 3d.
100.
Rate of mortality Of whole population was
90. 50 per l 900 per annum rate OF mortality
Of white population was 1856 per 1,O00 per
aunum; rate of mortality Of col0red popuIa-
ton was 3l.7G per 1000 per annum.
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SAoTuEREp-A negro child named Harriet
Ann Meekin<, aged two months, was acct
dcntally smo,hered to death on Sunday night
by her mother. She retired as usual with
her child, and it is supposed that during the
night hugged her so t1lectionately that the
vital spark was eSlinguished. The parties
lived at the extreme end Of Twenty fifth
street, just beyond the corporate limits Of The
city. The coroner went cut, but, untortu.
uately for him, when be inquired of the
father of the child between what streets he
lived, he was informed :" in the county"
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INSPECTION OF THE ATTrcKs GUARh--fne
Att1ck, Guard, Cartaiu K. l.. Hoheon. had
a ,lress>driil and ips spsction at the Osd har,
ket ball last night. The company parsd q
with full ranks aud presented rery credit
sh,e ,nnearsuce. Colonel Bradley I. john
SON and Adjutant S,srke. of the First V,f-
% sip,s regiment, inspected the men, and Cello.
o., Jnnnsou took occasion 10 compliment
them upon their drill and soldierly appear
Al the conclusion Of tho drill and iospss
,ion Rev. ". B. Derrick, of the Thifc s.sse'
Methodist church, invited The com paas 70 y
ont TO the church and take part 10 al ep:et
ts,nment which was given there,
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A RARE REr.-Messrs. j. K. Sands, OF Rich
mond, and Z. Gill, of Petersburg, had little
horse-talk yesterday, during which Mr.. Gill
offered to wager Mr.. Sands one bundrsd
dollars that either one of his (GilPs) horses
could beat Sands's mare in race. DIR.
Gill put his one hundred dollars into
the bands OF friend; but it seems that ID
was not so convenient for Mr.. S,nds to put
up bis money, so be offered tombstone ia.
lien, and it was accepted. Now, who ever
beard of such wager.
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GEASD CONCERT, LKcrURE, AND SUPPER
The lovers of good music, good lectures,
and good eating will attend Shady Grove
Methodist church, on the new turnpike, GA
Thursday night next. Rev. John L. Ed.
wards, D. d., will deliver one of his bumor-
Gus lectures. Trinity choir, under Mr.. C. p.
Rldy, assisted by Misses Rdenour and FitZ-
wilson Qwo blind ladies', will give grand
concert, and the ladies Of Shady Grove
church will give supper, for the benefit of
the parsonage. The church is only six miles
from the city.
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get the negro vote. and renarking that out
OF bar OF one hundred OF one hundred and
nifty hwyers only four could be found to
eXonerate General johnson, read huaor-
Gus poetical production uodclled on the
irame-Eorh oT"Who Killed Cock ROBIN"
Ihe latter caused much me1siment. Then
ne banded aro.aud copies of newspaper
contauiDy scandsious attacks Of an anony-
nous writer upon General JohAsor.
Judge Lay said That he would be glad il
she Business Committee were authorized to
act IN reference to the plan of compromise
suggested " General Imbodep- It was
agreed that the committee shauld have au-
tnority to entertain propositions Of that sort,
and to report to'a general meeting sf Ipde-
2eRdents.
Inose present in nsymPatby with tta'moye-
aaeEt were callcaupon to come forward and
sIgn the address printed above. About
seventy five complied. Adjourned.
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TEE MEETING Az THE THEATRE To.N11Ht-
fbe opening meeting of the city canvass
Eili take place at the Theatre to-Dight under
the auspices of the Kouservative Kampagu
Kiuor one Of our most active and useful
party organizations. Hon.. Thomas F. Bsy-
ard, Ex-Governor Gilbert C. Walker, Gene
raj Bradley T. Johnson, badge W. w.
Crump. Colonel ". s. Gilman, Major james
Fl. Doosey, Colonel John H Guy, Captain
George b. Wise, and other dstinguishe d
gentlemen will address the people. The
house will undoubtedly be fu,1y as the occa.
sion is one of extraordinary Interest, and the
preparations have been made 90 grand and
imposing scile. Seats will be reserved for
ladies aad their escorts.
90 the outside Of the building. previous
to the meeting, there will be music, fire.
works, and colored lanterns, bailoon ascen.
sions, and other entertaining and diverting
features. 1t is scarcity necessary to call
upon the people to turn cut in large num-
bers. IN immense and enthusiastic crowd
is sure to tell the Independents that the
whites of Richmond are yet loyal tetbe Con.
servative party and faithful to its nominees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-13

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERs.-At
the last regular meeting of StonewalI Coun.
ell, No. a. Frieuds'bf Temperance, the fol-
loving officers were elected: J. Curtis Tay-
lor, president; Elgar H. Ferguson, a'so.
cia,e; Charles L. HaSker, secretary Charles
W. Hardwicke, tuancjal secretary John F..
Shinberger, treasurer; c. Crew, conductor ;
A. McA. Parker, assistant conductor /:
Charles Chappel, inside sentinel; Julius A.
Hobson, outside sentinel.
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REL,c.-Mr. L. A. Phillips presented TO
the State Library yesterday an oil sword
purchased by him at the late sale Of DR.. Pat.
Browns effects. The hilt Of the sword bears
the following inscription: "Forty-s e:ond
Regiment Royal Hylanders. 1000" The in.
scripIon, however, seems to have been put
on in recent years.
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THE HIBERNANs AND. THE JACKSON STATUE.
The Ancient Order of Hiberniuns held their
regular monthly meeting night before Lost,
and unanimously resolved 10 participate ia
the ceremonies OF unSeilng The statue Of
General T. j. Jackson on the Goth instant.
This completes the list Of all the Irish Catho-
lie societies that have with great unanDity.
resolved to take part in the ceremonies of that
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Police COURT. observation-disclosures Clay
(coored). drunk and dlsorderly IN The street,
was tiued TWO dollars.
Henry Jefferson, charged creating dis
turbance on the premises Of and abusing
w. w. Putnam. The case was dismissed
on payment Of costs.
Jobu Quinn, charged with being drunk,
was tined.
sc. Kirby, charged with being drunk
and creating disturbance in the market,
was discharged.
CD. Flour, charged with being va.
grant, was ordered to leave The city,.
j. l.. Brooks was fined two dollars Tor
being drunk and creating disturbance IN
the market.
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CuAScERY COURT OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY,
October 13th.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Mycrs's administrators rs. Myers'S eXecu'
tor. Order overruling demurrer TO plain
tiH's bill and directing defendant to answer.
Cooke Us. Horton, Nc. Order on report
of commissioner correcting an error IN the
description of cer.aiu property heretofore
scld under former decree in this cause.
w. +. Wilson, &c.-Er pGrtc. order d.
recting estate to be distributed without re-
funding bonds under the statute IN sucn case
made and provided.
Charters, guardian, us. Charters, &c. De-
cree referring cause 10 u commissioner lor IN
quiry and report.
Russell, Sc, Us. Sturgess, &c. Decree re
ferring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
McCook, &C., os. McCook. &c. Decree for
sale of the property in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned.
Williams, administrator, Us. Williams, DC.
Williams, &c., Us. Williams, administrator
&C.; Williams, administrator, us. R1gland,
&c. Decree confirming reports in part and
directing sale of The real estate 10 said decree
mentioned.
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FFor the Dispatch.1
MR. HHR -

,Rah : 'Hickshomiuy |. 'Rahs Old Van.
qushed Man . 'Rah all you, them other
ie''o"s. busy yhodies in other mems matters
How dye feela Toe the mark Stand up
70 :tne rack! Come into court [ and show
cause why the Indictment Of Stiles. Page.
ould land Christian should not stand proved.
and sentence OF degradation and contempt
ne passed upon you. Do you reueMber tie
liable Oh the Viper and the File 2 if not, read
49, Il. 8. Me-.
+. s.-Who will be your candidate now ?
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SENT Os.-The case of John Miller, Jr.,
alias John B. Miller (colored), charged with
ob,aip,ny by false pretence and representa-
ton one hundred dollars in United States
currency from james O'Keefe, was examined
in the Police Court yesterday morning. Tue
Justice, after hearing the evidence, decided to
send Miller on TO The Hastings Court, aud
hailed him in the sum of fifteen hundred dol
lars for bis appearance.
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OFF FOR THE RALEIGH FAIR--The con-
mittee appointed to attend the North Caro-
lima State Fair, ut Raleigh, left here yestes'
day. via the Richmond and DanI lille rallroads
nj :3S o'clock. The party, about lty N
number, occupied Pullman pa!ace-sar
Vice. President A. 7. Stokes accompanied
the com mitlee.
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have analysed the WLiskey known under ms
brand Of "B SELECT. " controlled by hessrs. WAL~
TER ID, BLAIR a. CO., Richmond, Va, and find is
FREE FROM FGsIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. y. u. mcCA~, h.D-
..a. Late Professor Of dentistry, n
Medical College OF Va.
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REGlsTE EATioN.-The registrars were en-
gagged yesterday in posting notices OF regis
lration. which will begin on Friday, Octo-
ber 22d, and close Monday evening, October
95in