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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-28

| Archibald Fl. Jones,
Benjamin BEDFORD,
JOHN Scilercr,
| John ShnGeId,
Richard VI. Taylor,
| Charles Taylor,
| George Samuels,
John Lindsey,
ii. T. Allen,
John Fecncy,
John Patram,
| WiIlism Z. Goodman,
Daniel Higgins,
Michael Finnegan,
J. 7. Roach,
A. Z. Taylor,
J. J. Carr,
Samuel Cuykindan,
john Harwcll,
Thomas Pinhorn,
Moses VI. Andrews,
L. 3. Gihbon,
.. G. Salamonl,
p. Donna,
W. G. Gathricht,
B. F. Hayward,
Shirley King,
John j. Byrnc.
II. ". Rudolph,
Edward Mundin,
L. W. Nunnally.
Augustaris +. Burkma
J. w. Nunally,
William X. Bailey.
| W. 7. Dickerson,
W. T. Cunle,
John K. Lord,
John VI. Rose,
l.. II. Wells,
| A. W. J3huston,
Thomas r. Otcy,
J. I. Duesberry,
4. Monroe, DR.,
Frank Perry,
Francis GARNER,
J. III. Crane,
Judson Cunning ham,
| W. }. Mays,
John Frost,
Andrew WEIGH,
Thomas Nicholson,
| p. Fl Morgan,
Il. J. Foreman,
J hn II. i, rkins,
Epliraim l.. Moore,
| =. Is. CIabhin.
Philip v alker,
T.. l.. johnson,
| ". l.. Adams,
+. G.. Mchamee,
JUlu L. " hitaker,
| q. Il. Dyer,
John Finncrty.
5. II. Gregory,
Thomas IIollins,
| Madison L. Condrey,
| William Il. Jones.
}. VI. Granger,
| Il. r. Rogers.
| ". l.. Rose,
| W y. JOHNSON,
W. +. NuckollS,
Z. J. Hogan.
=. II. Cline,
james VI. Smith,
i.clnurl Goodman,
T.. /. Ford,
i. A. Brancr,
| K. c. Robinson,
+. &. Jones,
II. RaphOn,
John +. shinberger,
Ezekiel j. Levy,
f. L. Greller,
Goodman Davis,
Patrick Brady,
Albert Rose,
&. Brhle,
Lonis a. Bchle,
VI. Bloomberg,
l.. Rose,
j. T.. Watkins,
Simon Stern,
ID. y. Shelley,
". BcrnStenc,
John Vincent,
Peter Eckert,
b. Florsllcim,
c. W. Emmcnhauser,
II. Rosenhc'm,
h. Scbaaf,
r.. &. Mcneil,
Henri Schmidt,
George A. BocS,
II. HolZhauer,
w. b. Smith,
| w. P. Coter,
| j. G. Atkinson,
| Quo Modler,
J. 4. McsSler,
W. 4. Richardson.
Il. Ii. Hudson,
A. n. PizZini,
William Zimmerman,
John d. Lively,
| o. A. Hawkins,
J. Is. Kidd.
B. II. Frank,
| ]. II. Baur,
George Klein,
II. Bloomberg,
W. J. Blakey,
| W. Miller, ..-.
.. Z. Phillips,
John W. Gary,
Robert Barefoot,
Thomas RegAn,
E. II. Winston,
William III. Kendall,
John II. Parater,
William Miller,
Samuel Ward,
A. n. Morris.
+. }. Parater,
George II. Cox,
John Curry,
James ii. Kendall.
John w. Drake,
r. Fl. Isbell,
G. III. Sweeney,
John j. Clutchield,
s. L. Swain,
Lewis Ball,
3. W. Claxton,
Joseph II. GoodiDg,
William nc. Robertson
Il. M. Rice,
Ed. Smith,
W. II. Addiugton,
| G. Z. Boush,
j. W. Tyler,
| G.. ". Cross,
| S. NJ. Child,
| A. j. Profh II,
| w. l.. Roberts,
William H. Tyler,
| j. c. Roberts.
| w. Fl. Profit,
| =. L. Whit,
J John Richards,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-28

!1sss1.rp,:s.!.. 's.s-.,.ss-'..s--
G.. Roddy Tenser,
John n. Snyder,
RI a. pearman. ST.,
N. Gompf,
Samuel Harris,
W. H. King,
James Brantly,
Marie Golfer,
B. T. Jones,
William Blake,
A. N. Brown,
Ed. White,
Samuel Smith, :
w. Groser,
". r. Barker,
p. A. Woodland,
Henry Phillips,
James Shell,
Thomas i)ickerson,
George Plonz,
Is. Bruues,
j. w. Shepard,
j. w. Perkins.
Andrew Conway,
John Briddy,
M. Malbtn,
George Perrin.
Fl. C. Osterblnd,
Louis Muller,
James Turner,
William Turner,
James Cullen,
j. Barnett,
N. P. Tiusley,
Mike Wade,
James Mccullough,
Thomas B. Carter,
William Is. Fensou,
August Krcnzcl,
Mat. O'DOnGer,
William Bowers,
Charles Riggard,
Robert Friar,
John Barr,
w. b. MoSby,
Conrad Bolts,
Henry Barnes,
Henry Rowland,
Levy Engle,
H. McEnnery,
L. Perkins,
William Morris,
y. BarefoId,
William Wormley,
Robert Colirgin,
d. T. Clark,
James Grafton,
j. Green,
j. Gearing,
T.. W. Knight,
james Jordan,
j. konig,
James L0venStein,
b. Marion,
Joseph Madison,
Thomas U'keefc,
William J. Rose.
Thomas z. Nichols,
+. K. Totiy,
+. W. Collins,
j. Hill,
w. f. Clayton,
K. Reed.
John DOwlan,
William Barefoot,
+. j. Hundley,
Richard Rice,
Thomas Cary,
William Reed,
r. Hsurand.
G.. Fl. Biakey,
G. II. Blakey, Jrr
j. jenkins,
Burwell 5. Jones,
} oseph Hecke,
l.. Wagner,
NJ. MOonSlilIle,
Simon Sycel.
/. Lowry.
W. Gee,
G. Gailbraith,
+. X. Bailey,
Tnomas nd,
j. Kindervater,
Francis busch,
:. j. Arnold,
i. A. Justis,
CalyIu Wijkin son,
.,J. Fl, Tanner,
D. &. Roberts
&. Il. Porter,
j. II. Bowman,
Joseph Gerring,
p. +. Wood,
John W. Hugh 6,
John T. Hughes,
john Z. Bargalnin,
Charles \. Bargamin,
4. Daniel,
Fred. Wahlleber,
Ed Fagtn.
Joseph Rogers,
Henry Sanders,
W. VI. Ledlcy,
James =. Corners,
James Patterson,
J. W. Pendleton,
A. W. Clarke,
W. +. Browning,
+. II. Green,
A. T.. Green,
+, A. Green,
Is. :. Burshan,
+. c. Joyce,
and many other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-28

Train leaves corner of Broad and Adams streets at
$40 4. Nj. promptly: returning leaves Washing
lol. at midpight giving The sXcursiOnists an OPP
pUr:uuty to attend The
GRAND SANGERFEST CONCERT
In Washington on that evening.
IL HOURS IN WASHINGTON.
The ST. ictest ord.r Will he enforced aud no dis
reputable characters allowed 10 go.
Parties carryin. baggage or baskets should have
them marked 10 prevent mistakes.
Tickets be had ~ r. George Schp IS, corner of
Main and Eleventh streets, aud of the committee.
Tick l. for this excursion can be rrocuI ed al the
depo from Tie cOmnifti e. or clSewht re from MEN,
Ders OF The lodge, the railroad company only ssui
their regular iCscIs.
All 12-2l.2S 4 sc = 3 /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-28

cpbu A'u'h'f
John Mcdonald,
James U'C0nner,
James MahoIcy,
Preston Nuck0ls,
Edward Grace,
Michael Welsh,
Mortimer Hogan,
W. A. Shields,
Nicholas, smith,
Michael Fitzpatrick
johnson Walton,
Henry Mintcr,
William +. Fletcher,
r. 4. Brock,
W. Z. Goodman,
Daniel Wren,
j. W. Blankenshi
james b. Cowles,
James Carroll,
John Fall,
Michael sullivan,
Andrew Marks,
James Smith,
Cornelius Eagau,
George +. Welsh,
Charles w. Perkins,
Joseph NJ. Sheppard,
j. C. DonellO,
Fleming Easley.
W. II. Mccarthy,
George ". Strong,
, James A. TraherH,
Greenrlllc Hord,
II. r. tlord,
}. W. Epps,
Lawrence Allen,
W. L. Ba,kins,
r. 4. Howard,
James II. Hickman,
Samuel Robinson,
W. 7. Terry,
ID. L. Montgomery
G. ". Trimycr,
w. G. Ammo rs,
Z. G. Hiitzhimer,
$. W. Buckhannon.
X. L. Thomas,
W. Wakefield.
NJ. Z. Whitehurst,
Il. X. Mtnspn,
john Mcneil,
Jacob Sic2le,
}. II. Sch.iScr,
Thorn Is >icklngor,
W. G.. Slater,
II ) jennings,
q. W. Schlleser,
WILLIAM II. Powell,
X. &. Redd,
Henry GreenwLld,
Juhn Perkins,
G. VI. Valentine,
j. VI. Johnson,
VIM. IL. CuiIingworth,
Thomas Cox,
Thomas j. alsh,
i. J. Mays,
Frank Craven,
Andrew j. Mahon C,
Antoine CayedO.
John K. GryInes.
Mitchell Echo.
james +. sharp,
William Howden,
Henry Aston,
w. T.. Adams,
haphcl Carcdo,
Patrick Shay,
John Mattigan,
Mike Roach,
John Carter,
Patrick burke,
II. f. Winters,
G.. GersdoIf.
Henry &. BoSchen,
&. Wash. Smith,
W. II. Smith,
A. 4. Butler,
William A. Edwards,
L. W. kellum,
VI. 5 Reag,nd,
W. Myer.
G.. w. Barker,
Edward LESS,
!. HulzIcr,
ID. Bauer,
+. Langgulh,
John G.. Grotz,
Franz Lange,
VI. Schaaf,
William Goetz,
Charles Held,
Jacob May.
V. 4. Halblieb,
Goldenburg & Brother,
Hayward & Morris,
B. +. Bolton,
r. b. CIemmcnts,
VI. Newman,
L. Cohca,
A. J. Long,
+. NJ. Sherry,
3. Heinrich,
Ii. L. Salamonsky,
A. Htmmet,
c. Pilout,
Robert Briggs,
K. +. Adams,
D. Pollock
George Volkcr,
Benuo liu'Zler,
u. Huiz'er,
4. A. Warren,
z. Huicher,
j. Huicher,
CT. Hem met,
Charles Barefoot,
William w. Cannon,
NJ. J. Griffin,
X. T. Good!ng,
Charles Grace,
A. NJ. Tomlinson,
+. w. Cunningham,
James W. Gibbons,
{. Klein,
John w. Tyson,
George Green.
James Childress,
Robert Childress,
Leroy Belcher,
Matthew Raabe,
Charles Chapman,
}. Coiligan,
William Tomltnson,
? James Farrell,
j. T. Woodland,
John Barffot,
Thomas Saunders,
Albert P. Wright,
T. f. Mcdonald,
Patrick Branrlan,
Ed. Martin,
George Fox.
Henry Charters,
Henry joicc,
John Fogsrty,
W. L. Cox,
James Morris,
r. A. Pearman, DR.,
William Hope,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-28

FINANCE. healthy and beneficial re-
SUMMON of specie. payment will never be
had untiI it comes Of itself. There IS not a
writer on political economy IN thls country t
nor speaker on any party platform VINO
docs moi know that direct resumption by
uu.s of &c Congress would throw the offairs Of
The nation into incxlricable confusion, ana
Mace a pail upon the agricultural and in
du.triaI interests Of the West and South
The wheels Of trade would stop at once
before a mandate to come instantly to tue
level of gold basis. and the movement OF
nr,ju would be retarded so as to cause q loss
at least equal to that of years crop. The
Republican leaders in Ohio arc trying bard
TO sustain their assumed advocacy of resump.
ton, but they occupy, after all, forced ana
lalse position. 1t was only taken IN antaso'
n;>m to the irritation theory adopted previous
" nv the Democrats Of that State, and Is mol
ia consonance with their past record or future
lntentiops.- Petersburg Star.
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w. L. CdTTlu q LbiI'
Thomas VI. Rutherford,
Joseph G.. Dill.
Louis NJ. Gritfis,
William l.. Salmon,
William II. Palmer,
John OFT,
W. +. Gray,
Cyrus Bossleux,
A. Z. Wells,
Albert Ordway,
II. G.. Carter,
T. c. Williams.
Charles K. Ski mixer,
W. II. Sorriss,
j. Clarence Echo,
X. i. Archer,
W. Goddin,
Robert Avis,
y. NJ. Lee,
Ri. Styll,
+. L. Turner,
Charles S. Taylor,
y. a. Myers,
W. ~. Myers,
j. \. Burgion,
jenkins, Car er5 Il Co.,
j. A. Lyuham,
George J. Hooper,
c. ". Ford,
j. II. Claiborne,
Parker Campbell,
Louis j. BOSSieuX,
). NJ. 81 npson,
George |. Herring,
Slater, Myers & Co.,
Henry Bodckcr,
John II. Rose,
Whitehead, Dickinson .
Co.,
+. A. Saunders,
William Jeakins & Co..
II. peasants,
|. :. Tower,
Il. +. Manders.
4. W. Nol'in2, DR..
John II. Chiidrcy & Co.,
George E. Smith,
a. 3. Clarke,
W. s. Catiett,
Julius krscker,
J.. Antrlotti,
James Paiuilion,
y. Ca>k!e ahrll,
+. Is spence 4 Sor.
William q. Higgins,
T. II. Roberts,
X. 4. Tompkins,
Edmond Bo>SicnX,
John Z. Lacy,
John l.. Nelson,
David VI. Lea,
John l.. GrubbS,
John Lat"uchc,
X. l.. CT riStian,
John G.. Page, Jr..
&. thinner,
Leon Schaip,
Il. S-dgwick,
W. II. Benson,
W. Holt Richardson,
Ellison & Harvey,
Winston 4 Libby,
VI. 4. Pace,
Robert r. Reynolds,
]. II. White,
G. 5. Pcarer,
j. K. Tyler,
Charles ". Allen,
j. Twiggs Brown,
E.. y. BurruSs,
Charles Hunt,
a. +. Bagby,
j. ). Slater,
j. HampdeE Stat CT,
V. thinner,
ID. Schu!hofa,
John K. Rayne,
. H. T. Parrcn,
G.. Harvey Clark,
William ii. Clements,
j. X. Goodc,
NJ. Strause,
j. StrauSe,
Ii. Schmargschild,
W. II. simmons,
Il L. A. Waddlll,
f. j. krebs,
j. r. Medllcott,
c. III. Brown,
Henry Schott,
William 4. Burke,
S. y. Clarke,
Robert Wicr,
John A. Curtis,
II. G. Talman,
w. NJ. Parish,
T. d. Saunders,
G. r. Schinherger.
Isaac Curd,
David Edwards,
7. +. Hannigan,
F. Devine,
w. Fl. Caskie,
William A. Lea,
George W. Sublett,
j. W. Sedgwich,
s. S. Holmes,
c. L. sicge!,
Fred. II. Lechler,
j. NJ. Thompson,
II. Swiueford,
John VI. Goddin,
William Rciuheiner,
William j. Burt,
John Is. Creme,
c. II. Webster,
j. y. Jones,
John F. Meredith,
George NJ. Drcwry,
George II. Burnwcll,
j. T. Ellison,
John +. Parrish,
James II. Pecor,
j. Fl. kepler,
Herman &. Boschen,
James Pendletog,
George II. Lacy,
George Timberlake,
John Morton,
j.. Anderson,
Clement K. BarkSdale,
4. A. Lewis,
John Houek,
K. A. Lacy,
William Kirby,
Robert Mott,
X. F. Hatcher,
Ii, 7. Douglas,
William j. Crulnp,
Samuel II. Cottrell,
ID. Rountrec,
3. NJ. Batkins,
b. Samuel,
John DenZler,
4. Joseph Rose, DR.,
W. A. Alley,
NJ. Compile,
William P. Critchfeld,
j. Thomas Pulling,
A. ]. Wray,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-28

uoel,,er OF na.ioual, Safe OF private banks,
thar, there would have been OF coin had not
the paper been In circulation. The pre-
MUM on gold shows that the volume OF or
paper currency Is fifteen per, cent. larger
than It should be. His remedy Is to compel
The national banks to take up ten per cent
Of their circulation annually for three years
and within that time gold and currency
would be cqualized.
MIR. Loudon quoted largely from Cahoun,s
financial speeches 10 defence OF bis excne'
quer scheme. but said that his otJect, was ~
secure return to specie basis, ana DC "a wa,
willing to support any measure that "ou'o
conserve that purpose. ~,
Some informal debate followed upon I!e
expediency of calling public meeting II
Cooper Institute. to be addressed oy IN
Governor Wise, of Virgins, William Cullel
BRYANT, Charles Francis Adams, ana o'neiS
but the subject was laid over until tue EEK
meeting. r n cl;r
ner. A, l.. Earle, +. q. Conkllng, ana os"ao
O,tendorter were appointed commt,ee u
draft an address to the people on tue lnaE'
| cial question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-28
OFFICE CITY WATEp-%oRKs, I

august 2S. 1875. :
NOTICE.-The supply OF WATER 10 the
IN city will be SHUT OFF from O'Clock A. nj.
To 2 o'clock L. NJ. on TOMORROW (Sundayl for
the purpose of making attachments 70 the supply
maius Of these works.
an 2S.lfJ AMES L, DAVIS, Superintendent
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W. Rem. Palmer,
f. W. Chambcrlayue,
| -. Baker,
| X. G.. Morton,
| Sorvell Ryland,
! J. w. Morgan,
| {. VI. Bolton,
s. VI. Pryor,
| l.. Balmcr,
| j. Wright & Co.,
John II. Greaner,
Il. A. Mills,
james Gunn,
Oscar G. Cosby,
L. Levy.
William Il. Trigg,
William II. WcisiScr,
A. Salllc Watkins,
IDA. Brown, Jr.,
William w. Wood,
a. ID. Williams,
Charles +. Anderson,
}. G.. Snelsoli,
ID. A. Brown, ST.,
George Lee,
T. ". McCance, Jr.,
Spots & Gibson,
T.. l.. Hobson,
Francis l.. Smith, Jrr
Thaxton & Nicholas,
Whitlcck s. Abrams,
}. II. Frischkorn,
f. z. Brannau,
james McGraw,
&c. ID. StaTkp,
!. ". williams,
n. Nelson,
solomon Wise,
Smith K Rady,
Vest & Branch,
7. StrauSe,
Fl. ;. Kaufman,
B.uglIman Brothers,
Robert 4. Paine,
Lawrenc" Lo.tlcr,
II. Harrison Watkins,
John D. LOtticr,
Lawrence Lnttier, Jr',
VIM. Ira Smith,
! ". :. Tupman,
| W. Leigh Burton,
J. +. Kidd,
II. Asher.
| NJ. Hess burg,
+. J. Reilly.
| Abraham Harris,
VI. l.. JAG 'bscn,
). W. Fieishmtn,
W. flc'shln,n.
Edward j. Warren,
John boucher.
!. Adair Pleas ants,
). II. Halves,
j. W. Pcdin,
| Waldmau Il Schcrcr,
G.. Bclienot,
Daniel Reardon,
Charles T. Watkins,
| W. j. johnson,
+. l.. Frank,
joseph +. Winston,
| ID. .. Davis,
). W. Godsey,
John II. Williams,
George W. Mintcr,
william :. Barrett,
James Jrtlrcys,
Bailey Davis,
| }. &. Batcllcller,
| Wllliim j. Glenn,
Robert II. Gillian,
&. Z. Hawes,
Joseph Henley,
| ". a. y. Cole,
| Fl. G. &. Hartman,
| K. .. WaddilI,
Thomas Duke, Jr.,
L. Il. Wood.
II. l.. Salomonsky & {
| John Hart,
George W. Willis,
William Da ffrou,
j. G. johnson,
William j. Baker,
kraizer 4 Mayo,
Miles Il. Phillips,
| Shauks, Barrett & wills
| Charles VI. Miller,
J i. johnson,
II. Il. Boudar,
| George X. Gibson,
William II. LAZY,
! William b. Allegro,
j. d. BEDFORD,
David " i!son,
| Andrew Antoni,
II. 4. Baldwin,
+. r. Meade,
W, 4. Richardson,
| J. z. Heath,
j. NJ. Elicit,
| J. Nj. ID. Clarke,
X. NJ. j Paynter,
Robert j. Christian,
James Hannah,
A. Rick,
Il. Cottrell,
| Charles ID. Browne,
Charles II. Biniiord,
Gardner 6. ThoT pson,
james Netherwood,
Thomas Barry,
| G. A. Berrian,
| William A. Walker,
K. Seddon Ellyson,
Alexander Hart,
VI. V. CAN'T,
j. +. kohler,
John j. Splitting,
;. Go!JenberR,
Pat. Fl. Gibson,
S. p. v ills,
Charles h. Straus,
Jacob 4. Levy,
II. ". Stag,
z. +. Cowardln,
Conway Rees,
G. l.. McCoul,
G. II. " est.
4. G. HaustOn,
John Il. West,
Lorenzo Grady, DR.,
Joseph Thomas,
6. W. West,
W. 4. Voel,
A. 9. Voel,
j. 5. Mettert,
j. L. WorbrlIton,
Frank Blnl0Tu,
E. c. Brooke,
z. III. Garrett,
L. Seldom Bruce,
l.. l.. Lacy,
Charles korh,
William r. West,
Adolphus Alley.
S. G. Tyler,
4. T. Davis,
w. Z. Ford,
G. q. Hudgtns,
Z. 9. Hudglns,
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r ETTERsuEADS, d to $3.50; per .s1''
i at tns DIspA Tca PKlNTtSG-boVSa~
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ITO GEN'L BRADLEY T. JOHNSON

AS many important questions conncctea WILL
the interests Of our city and county VIII no
doubt come up in the next General Assembly, anu
recognizing the zeal and ability with winch you
devote Yourself to every enterprise which has In
view The advancement Of the Interests Oh our ei''
and State, we would respectfully request that you
allow your name to be used as CONsERF Ali' =
CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR Tor Inc
a,s,,ic, Of Richmt nd city and Henrlco county al
,,,o ,-,r,rv s,ec,on on FRIDAY, tho. Sd Of Sep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-28

A NTHRACIrE COAL tor furnaces. Is
N trote;. scIftecJcrs, bascburncrs. and ohe,
stoves; CLOVER ELL LUMP and liAlL, ilr
CRATES; WEST VIRGINIA SPLiN1 no. ) bocs)
highly recommended: BLACK HATH lump,
average, and smiths burns liSche Mid otEI1H and
is nil ed on adjacent property For sale III prizes
TO satisfy dealers or consumers.
ALBERT ELAlR,
Fourteenth street near M,yO's bridge.
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James A. Walton,

James A. Walton,
/ Andrew Gfeen,
Charles Tyrreil,
John L. Weatherford,
Charles W. 0tey,
w. g. Allen,
G.. e. Delarue,
W. 8. Ayrps,
=. T. Clark,
j. j. Higgins,
James McCardOe,
Henry Heuser,
James LInale,
J. Fl. Franklin,
A. w. Archer,
j. b. GrsGntree,
W. Washington,
Z. r. Miller;
W. L'Ecuger,
D. j. Chlidrpss,
j. f. Anthony,
n. Neurohr,
G. f. Murallar,
c. W. Chlldrey,
W. T.. Dobblns,
Charles 5. Proge,
Thomas 3. Nowlau,
Lewis Doughty,
n. Greenwald,
III. Kaufman,
Jacob w. Rex,
II. ii. Sullivan,
l.. NJ. johnson,
p. Foley,
james II. Slgnaigo,
Eugene S. Hasan,
r. s. Adams.
William J. Holm eS.
Charles W. Duke,
j. +. Gentry,
George F. Oliver,
William L. Rose,
\. Green,
John d. Clarke,
7. j. Walker,
James A. Morrison,
William T. Holdsworth,
a. j. Vaughan,
Andrew Welsh,
William Jones,
William johnson,
William Nuckols,
William Smith,
William Butler,
John Wesley,
John BlankeRSllip,
John Butler,
William Allen,
Junius Grady,
john Duval,
John Mcdonald,
James U'Conner,
james Maho,ey,
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Wood AND coat,

GOAL AND WOOD.-Do not forget, I
~ have still full supply of all FIkSr.CA>s
COALS-A y I II RAG T +. WEST VIRGINIA
and BLACkSMrrH'S COAL: OAK and PINE
WOOD Qon2 or saved. save from 25c TO 81 p.
load by calling Ut Nineteenth AMI Cary STREETS
"a E.. H. PAGE
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Two THE CONSERVATIVE VO1Epc
4 OF RICHMOND: / respectfully anne"
myself candidate for the HDU~E OF ptg gIoSS
GATES, subject 10 the decision of tho nri,n r. =.
election 10 be held on the g.! prvxImo. Ym,, H,ry
pert will be highly appreciated. II elected ,ri,
do the best can 10 subscrve your Interests "l1
au 26,2s.31 ,&se3*
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO Az
W NOUNCE :. y. DAVIS candidate for ~
election 10 the HOUSE OF DELEGATES row ,r
Henr.cG county. an o6a,,"
ITO THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS
L UF Observation-Disclosures for the co, ad.nca
heretofore reposed in mt hy ihe CONSERVATIVE ri,i
zen, of Richmond. respectfully snnrunc. MIR
a CANDIDATE FOR Rr-ELgCrIOS 70 TlIE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES, subject 10 the Ir.i ,Ion
of the primary election September 80.
au 25-tSr2 WILLIAM LpEENSTFiS
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 arnoupre
w CHARLES F.. WOKfHAM. Of EEeurcn
county. caudid,tc for the STATE sENAT. sni.
feet 10 the decision Of the Senatorial District ,Hn
venion. 2j-tSe 2
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| George W. Hudgins,
r-oan t,a5fa

I George W. Hudgins,
| Ja mes D. Wade,
v. Tropnabel,
william T. Taylor,
John y. Tyler.
T. j. Vaughn. Jr.,
C. Venable,
G. K. Darlington,
Randolph Darlington,
J. j. Sutherland,
James A. Wilson,
| C. e. Snodgrass,
). s. Wilkinson,
j. W. Bureher,
r.. D. Harris,
Thomas +. Moseley,
John Brooks,
John Davis.
r. F.. Butler,
James Finnegan,
John Reilly,
Thomas Johnson,
| Henry b. ok,
John GavAu,
K. Il. Green,
Michael Burn,
John Smith,
Patrick Devine,
| Andrew Rush,
John crane,
James s. Morrison,
F. C. Crump,
George w. Batkins.
| w. W. Saunders,
r. L. Smlther,
John Doll,
| &. NJ. Hagan,
George W. Harton,
X. +. Sedgwick,
j. +. Satkins,
Samuel A. Allen,
| W. j. Barker,
James Grubbs,
| = gorge ". Kent,
Peter O'Connor,
T. J. Smither,
| A. e. Euesberry,
| j. II. Gibbs.
james w. Cannon,
4. T. Fairclolb,
Thomas O'Connor,
| Joseph Kcrscy,
| John Galilee,
Michael Baen,
| Jolir J. Cannon,
Miles Crowder,
James Hayes,
John Gavin,
William J. Batterby,
John Carter,
Archibald Fl Jones,
Benjamin BEDFORD,
JOHN Schercr,
John StAnGeId,
Richard VI. Taylor,
Charles Taylor,
George Samuels,
John Lindsey,
J. Il. Allen,
John Fecncy,
John Patram,
WiIlism L. Goodman,
Daniel Higgins,
Michael Finnegan,
J. 7. Roach,
a. Z. Taylor,
J. J. Carr,
Samuel Cuykindall,
john Harwcll,
Thomas Pinhorn,
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ALL KINDS SPLINr COAL, VERY
"a superior, at low figures.
tO1TRELL 4 GlLts.
an 2l-1m corner Tenth street and Basin bLnk
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WILL ARRIVE IN \ FEW DAYS
w THREE HUNDRED Tons SUPERIOR
ANTHRACITE COAL. which will GciiScr from
the vessel TO those who wish To lay In their Winter
supply at very small margin. } Gu,ramee these
co lis to he first CLASS, aud to Civ entire Abstraction
or no charge. will he maze. Order eIt al my yard,
Corner seventh and Main, aud Broad near trs!
street will be promptly attended TO-
au2l-1m W. aCDO" ELL.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES,
IA aud of first quality.
au 2l-1m corner Tenth street and BASIN bank.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

In Europe the people just now inactive and The
diplomats active
Mr. oryille Grant brother OF the President who has
been very III IN Washington is recovering his health
Senator Sargent, OF California. has been appointed
orator for the ensuing year by the Grand Master Of
Masons.
Said NJ Theirs lately In free country the opinions
that have been raised TO power have the right Of de-
Tending themselves in the elections"
Paymaster Stevenson, late in charge Of the navaf
depot al Nagasak Japan, has arrived in Washington,
on his way home after absence OF three years and
half
SAID New York dry goods dealer:-''of course We
lose money on every piece Of those goods; but, my
dear madam we sell such enormous quantities OF
thcm. viii the political economists explainP
cohlo telegram from London under date Of tho 7th
~, renorts-It is stated that Max Muller the Pro-
lessor Of Comparative Phloogy at All Souls College,
AZ oxford has resigned his position, and will leave
England early in 1876.
The Saturday Rsriew, speaking Of the low rate Of
interest at which governments may borrow money.
maintains that though American resources are equal To
those OF other good governments, AMERICANS pay nne
- bich interest for the attempts frequently made at
reputation
The latest striking character in fiction is that Of Har
old Leigh in Mrs Etoarts kate RandalPs Bargain"
He is a lttrdteur, possessing the uncommon comoha-
ton OF successful critic and an unsuccessful writer,
and having beneath his vanity strength Of purpose
and intellect and within his wordlincss kind and gem
tic heart
so6or CASTELAR, is still attached to the idea OF
snanish Republic although he practically belongs to
tho marty or conservatives He said to adhere to much
of the unwsdom which he learned from Mazzni and TO
hold theoretically IN Spain the same position As that
,,hch Il held bv Louis Blanc IN France Castelar, has
at present much influence with the people, who,
though authorizing the monarchca succession, ara
pqIerlheless liberals " pplpon and t"nA0os@