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BOSCHEN & BRO <a

HERMAN BOSCHEN t. BRO <FR1
l. TIER, successors 10 JOHN II. .G$SAS
EuSCHEN S son, Manufacturers and Dealers in
~ Minds Of
EpulS, SHOES, TRUNKS, AND VALIsES.
fI".aut >CHOUL-SHOES for misses and boys;
,"uiIemcn's, Boys and Youths fine CALI AL AZ:
LEATHER BOOTS and SHOES;
Lathe, Misses, and Children's Button aud Laced
E"ol,; Trunks, Valiscs, and Satches at reduced
tr.ccs; Rubber UvershOeS Of every description at
N'rH low prices: custom hand-work made 20 order
"Nd Guaranteed 10 liz. Repairing neatly and prompt
y done. Mr.. John II. Eoschen will be pleased to
attend 10 tne wants Of his older patrons in the Gus
!'.'! department.
HERMAN BOSCHEN & BROTHER,
u i Nos. 5O9 and 5l1 Broad street.
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CONVICT REeErvED.-Nettie Green, white
female of Alexandra, was lodged in the
penitentiary for seven. years yesterday by
City Sergeant Campbell for killing Samuel
Eichelberger last October, in that city.
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CoscERr.-A concert is to be given in a
short time for the benefit of the Monumental
church. 1t promises to be splendid affalr'
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LEcTURE.-Dr. George W. Bagby lectures
on the g" Virginia Negro, Past and Present."
before the Young MEMS Christian Associa-
tion on Thursday night at Association Hall.
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discipline of the force and Mr.. Darlington
urging It's passage, and the Injustice Of re-
quiring the men to buy overcoats so late in
the winter.
Mr. Carripgton's resolution was adopted.
By Mr.. Carrington Resolred 1.-THE Com
mon Council concurringl That the Board of
Police Commissioners be requested to in
quire and report upon the expediency and
propriety Of changing the present uniform Of
the police force from the present blue cloth
to grey cloth, similar to that used In the pre-
sent uniform of the volunteers of the State,
and report to this body the difference in
cost of the uniform made Of the different
cloths referred to. Rejected.
Mr.. Wagner moved to reconsider. Agreed
to. ..#a.4
The resolution was then, on motion of MIR.
Darlington, referred to the Board Of Police
Commissioners.
By Mr. thinner: A resolution as to the
condition of the alley between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth and Main and Franklin
streets. Referred.
Adiotlrned,
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IF YOU WANT INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS
or any other kind of underwear at low prices call
on our friends E. B. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main
street. Their stock OF gentlemen's Furnishings and
ready-made clothing Is varied, styllsh, aad cheap
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young LADIES' Journal for February and
Hdrper's. Bazar for this week received from
J. T, Ellyson, 11l2 Main street.
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BUY YOUR SHEETINGs, SnIRT1NGs, LINENS,
TAME-CLoTHS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, and other
housekeeping goods Of LEVY BROTHERS, and save
money by SO doing.
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SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.-Geu

SlGN OF THE RED FLAG.-Gen-m,
- i!cEcu's French Calf Congress Caters, E&A
$50 worth IS: Gcntemcn's tine Calf lexis, ~
A-ci or with Uuckics. So so worth SI.50; tiueSt
t:al'N Alexis ouy Si.5J worth Sc; fine Calf
t'""'s t'twcdi only 50 worth sS: Ladies' French
T.! Eutioncd Boots. s3 cheap al 30 Ladies' Peo-
,.r i'&l, SZ.I5 worth Si; Misses High-Cut Sewcd
>h'",. Sl.2J, Mems Arctic OycrshocS, 81 .25. All
''Ir goods at rcducsd prices. Call at the old,
established cheap store Of NJ. GOLDEN,
- li-lm 1928 Main street.
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SEASONABLE GOODS.-Just re-a
o. CriEcd. LADIES KID and GOAT BCT-# a.
ioA-kJplS, MISSES GOAT BALMO-A
MAL>, CtlLDkES'S GOAT BALMORALS, S,GEN
ILEMt>,S tSS-BOOTS and ALTERS, suita-
," Tor party occasions; all seasonablc aud due
t1p4s. Also, full supply uf OyERSIi0ES.
'piiH {; PAGE, Jh., 900 Main, between Ninth
aHl Ieitth streets ial2
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED,
w PURCHASERS FOR 49,
100 barrels more Choice Baldwin Apples.
so barrels more Choice Early Rose Pot ,toes,
SO sacks more Choice Early Rose Potatoes.
barrel genuine Potato Onion Sets,
by Old Dominion steamship to-day.
100 sacks choice Virginia Peanuts,
by Richmond aud Petersburg railroad to-day,
so sacks Virginia Peachblow Potatoes.
by Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad to- day,
TO be sold low for cash.
j. X. HOCKADAY,
4, oe Or 1928 Main street,
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: CAUCUS PosTPoNED.-The Conservative
caucus announced for last night to consider
constitutional amendments was postponed
until tomorrow night
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T. &. BURT'S FINE SHOES FORa
4 !. lAcics, Misses. and Children. Ladies' 81 EA
i.l.r taal-~cwcd X - CONGRr IS GAITERSA
;,.i iALMokALS; Ladies' fine lasting and Fox
i1iiMugitla. Phiadclp phia make, at $3.50. This Is
CHEAPEST shoe In the city: also, full line OF
nna-sewcG Calf Boots and Congress alters for
G"ntcm-n, Boys, and Youths. W. Z. W. TAI-
Luk'H, Fourth ana Broad streets ia 22
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THERE Is great satisfaction In putting on an Elm.
wood collar. No pulling this way and that way, as
1t fits at once. ------
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thOM THIS DATE Mr.. w. BEN. PAL
9,c MEh Is admitted TO an interest In our house.
~ III IA haine Will remain unchanged.
k,,,,,. fALMER. HARTsOOK Il co.
"tlAaosD, January l, 1875. ia Lin
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toNT PAY s. FOR A GAL a1s3
~ TER when you can buy Il acity-mxdecsessss7Ss
r.' i'T -. Dunt pay "a for suoe when you can
irS ore i"r fj. This Is true; If you don't believe
H. <" I" The factory, 2l5 Broad street between Sec
ma Ahu uird. Nothing but c!ty-made goods sold.
i-trry pair warranted. BOOTS FOOTED TO Or
III! ftf ONLY 81. Sc lG
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4 CARD.-TO THE PUBLIC.-I desire
IA to say % regard 10 paragraph copied from the
Washington Ire1dusid In the bsdots Casdts oi
this city refecti6y upon me, that will preBafe ana
Dublish an elaborate statemsnt or the fct5 In he
case, fully ytndicatipg Senator SchuIz. witch will
c0ntra,iIcE the statement nade Ia fhis 6o-cailed
German paper OF Washtngon
ia 26-it* .OSCAk sEMAAN.
AAILk--PURE MlLK-RICH MlLk.--i
Iyl nave este bl,shed q DAIRY upon my farm,
one mile and a half from Richmond, and WIN de-
liver pure, rich MtEKft0 parties waiting u: Iry
tsrough Hicbmond or Manchester post-0 NICE, sta-
ting quantity wanted aud hour for dsliyerS Ssn..
ta 26-lws q. AnNsSSu. e
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WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR

HT ANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR
w LOAN OFFICE BARGAINS.
On MONDAY, January IL. I S75, shall expose
nj private sale large lot OF forfeited pledges,
sisting Of 63 fine GOLD WATCHES, 81 CHAINS, 49
RINGS, 81 sets SLEEVE and BOSOM BUTTONS, .
nIhHOSp RINGS, 8 DIAMOND STUDS, Is sets Of
I IApIEs' PINS and EAR-KINGs, 2 pair elegant
GOLD BAND BRACELETS, and many other articles,
which will be offered al very low fgurcS In order 10
insure ready sale.
Every one desirous of purchasing great bargains
are respectfully Invited 70 call and examine the
s'''-' s. A. WINSTUCK'5 Loan O1lce,
;,Ie.1m No. II Fourteenth street.
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WANTED, ALL THE LADIES TO
w know thatI have been appointed agent for the
STkTrN ISLAND DYEING-WOkKS, and am
prepared 10 receive all kinds OF work, such as
dresses shawTs, cloaks feathers, gloves Also gem
suit, 82-by the celebrated French Scourcr and
t:halu pIou Gtoyc-Cleaner, Il. FRENCH,
de Is NO. g sinth street, sign OF Red ftag.
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FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.
EXCHANGE. a
GEORGE II. PICKETT, T

FURNITURE EXCHANGE. q
GEORGE T. PICKETT, H
I'm order 10 carry on extensively the furniture
and upholstering trades, has removed 10
No. 16 NINTH STREET,
between Main and Franklin, where he WILL keep
constantly on hand full supply OF
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
Mr.. CEoRG E l.. WESTMAN, who Is widely known
as master Of hi, profession, Will take charge OF the
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT,
with every facility for conduc Ing this branch OF
business, both modern and antique. Mr. w estmnn
t,auks the public for past fayors, and respectfully
socilS their future patronage.
would also safe that have engaged Mr. MAS
SON who is compe e1t caeinet-makpr and french
p3lisher, having served his time in France.
With this and o. her assistance. am prepared 10
a tend 10 and execute promptly all orders In the
line of UPHOLSTERY. .GABiNET-MAKIEG, FRENCH
POLISIIING, VANISHING, &C., &c
SpccIil atenton given TO repairing every descrip-
ton of upholstery and cabnet.work.
Furniture packed, shipped, or removed at short
notice.
their past parrorge, respectfully solicits continu-
ance or their fayors. o,oyrnr
ia 23-1w* GtO6GE l. flShEI1.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
c1RCuLA ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
TIE WEATHER To-DAY.-F0m our ri.
ports hts morning The probabilities are hot
.he ,ceather today ,oill be generally clear.

THE WEATHER on Sunday was cold and dis
crecable, with steady rain, and sleet during
the early part of the day. In the afternoon
il was partly cloudy or clear. The weather
Yesterday was clear and pleasant.
RANGE Of Thermometer at the Dispatch Office
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LARGE AND ENTIRELY ~ Eas
THUNk>, NALIsES, SATCHELS,g S
TRAPS, pNER-t4 ALTERS. and RUB ~S
!...R BOOTS and SHOES, just opened al
j. a. GRIGG'S, tenth and Main.
'al' and examine nay WALKING SHOES, FOA
.HtCLUTU CATERS. for ladies, at $3.50.
JH 3O.3m
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ALL THAT GOES TO MAKE ur. A esNrEEL AND
sty lish outfit for gentleman contemplating
arriage may be had at E. B. SPENCE & SONS,
1900 Main street. .s
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{ QUESTION:: Where can / buy <&W3
good SHOES for myself or chil. .9zS
"'"h al Iog Hgures, but made Of good material?
hAa"cf Al The factory No. 215 Broad street,
" "'en Aee'ad anu Third, where nothing tut city
iit @nuGs are sold.
h'olS rooted TO order for only $6. sells
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ORANGE PYRAMIDS,
Grape pyramids,
Maccaront pyramifs,
Cocoanut pyramids,
Decorated nougat baskets
Plain aud ornamental cakes,
Ice-cream Of all 1ayois.
Prices to suit the tenor Of the tlmts at D. CoLUM
BUs'S, 321 BI Dad street.
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ED CHANGE BUSINESS WILL 3
'iproin this day nay entire stock ofeae>Vs
t"plN, SHOES, and TRUNKS at prime cost.
!"tcAaI"G 10 20 exclusively into The wholesale
..i" my IIlcds and patrons will find 1t 10 their
.i\hht32" 10 purchase from me. My stock Is now
lull amt we'll assorted HENRY GUNST
"A - 2w No 14I3 Main street
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TOR RENT, 4 VERY DESIRABLE 81
L HElth HOUSE. corner Of wcnty- A-a
>-,rn'l and Rruad sire ctS IA per mouth.
st., II EHltK HOUSE next 10 HE corner OF
g.r,iN- +! Ii and Grace streets: Sl2 90 per month.
,I,,t.a BRl, X IENtMkNI-H -HOCSt. on Jack
g.. street: s. > per month.
\t-n iwo moi sis in Puih"rinord's Row; 40
s....I4. ) 9 each pr month.
a~o SMALL FRAMED HOUSE on Main be-
;.,,u s,r.lli ana bird sIrtcl>: SIC per month
s.u,a E%tCk aud FRAMED HOUSE on Du-
, sweet: : q per month Possession at once.
.l-o.a FRAMED HOUSE on Brown stlcct.
t,.Fg ig +. ID. EAtHO.
!, "t-&' No. g Fourteenth street.
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I'uR KLNT. BRICK DWELLING, Ea
Il ii g'cc "rder. with ten rooms, and kitchen Ell
.'. ;.tr rooms, corner OF Secondhand Main streets
.Nu .ult. Rent very low to u good tenant.
FHIrk DWELLING, in fair order with nine
r. .4.. corner Of First and Main streets (NO. 1COl.
I,..l low 10 II good tenant. Apply 10
W. ROBINS. Agent,
Il y3-3t 1908 Bank street.
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Tor RENT, THE TWO-STORI-SI: a.
I AHp-EhSENENT BRICK DWELLING-A;l
t,;e.ra wtth Three rooms. on Icnth street, beyond
..t. y,,cl!tis in the occupancy of Mr.. John OFT.
IAuprIa-rlv has just been thoroughly repaired
aau painted. aud is now in perfect order. Apply 10
SAMUEL SINTON,
s., io-.a2w No. 1ll9 Main street.
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F'uE RENT. M"s
l. ~, ,,fWU->TuRY BRICK DWELLING NJ
...,..y. ,r ,i.ht rooms: Kitchen, &c. on the
r..: INul.ly-ninth street between Franklin
s.., STORE on Main street near the Dis
g.. .,"..". ,,
FEA%E DWELLING. in tine order with
'..,.r,. land attached. near the easter portion
{: .H"r.N. .. ,>,x,,>.c
Z .,,l n ,,dc cary street between Laurel and
: ..r.wyta - rooms Kitchen. &C.
Au.>IulI EElIk DWELLING No. 2220
y .t.rrt telwotu Twt Iiy-sCcond and Twenty
iWir.>ToKY FRAME TENEMENTS on
~, S5.,,.~T;lIY REICK TENEMENT on o street
g. ..,,,r, Srriy-b -bf.h and Twcnty sixth streets.
t.,sat,I,. FARM ut TWENTY-FIVE. ACRES,
y .a C,srb.c iml rovcmcnis, about oAe mile north
'',,,i,,3 RICHARDSON K co,
'.'-y-,sys, No. lll3 Main street.
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.
CoMnIssION MERCHANTS.

y
-I-~-~-~S--~<>~~
ATEW BROKERAGE AND COMM is-
IN SION nOtJSE,-I have taken IN office at NO.
1oII Carv strf et for the purpose OF coldacnn2
GENERAL BROKtRAGg AND COMMissioS,
BUSINESS. A r,erc cantile experience o. many u, J
pat1ens. respectfully solicit the favorable consid-
Grafton Of the public. n,yyu
talS3w late or ChamberIayue Joues.
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Aitllmond 1ispattlr.

TUESDAY JANUARY 26, 1876.
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Read LrvxBRornzRs' new aavers!semenl and
profit thereby.
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RESOLUTIONS, NOTIONS, ETC.

Mr.. Darlington presented the following: !.
Whereas an order has recently been issued
BY the Chief 0f Police requiring the men OF
his force to furnish themselves with uniform
overcoats; whereas many OF the men have
other overcoats and whereas the winter has
so far advanced as to make The 0vercoats of
use but short time, and heavier expense
than many can afford ;.therefore be it
Resosoed (the Common Council concur
ringl, That the Board of Police Commis-
sioners be instructed to have the order re-
ferred to so far revoked as to delay its en-
forcement at least until October.
The resolution was discussed at some
length, Mr.. Meredith opposing it, and urging
that to be uniformed was necessary to the
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T,\D>OME PRIVATE

/ I M TIDfNNFN FVIs n C.N .IN.-k
rElCK DWELLING No; ST. norm n rnons
,.' Ir:wc.u Er0ad and MARSHALL Ten rooIhS,
>. r.r &c with modern ronvcnicnrcs. =,
'.E;Ck DIV BILLINGS No. So3 ana 5uo @ soSln
~ >,rcci: ten ruonI., ranges h"' am c"n ""ui. ~
A,1f.k DWELLING c0fntr Ma0ISon ana 'rdce
.''.. I'm rooms. kitchen. &C., with all mooerh
c,m,rnIcucrS. ,>-,, ,.orro- Monroe ard Clsy
80 ~, rn,u.,, &C.
''Et'::i,,k MILLING corner Madison and Mar
=. ,I",t': - ~, w.Iu,r RNlCK TENEMES rs OF
- =, .r-rrt uorth ut 1t iIh street, containing SIX
70 ~ ERICk DWELLING on east line Of
80, .rs.r, between Cary and Canal streets; i've
r. -; ~. 'Eg.lCk COTTAGE corner Twcnty-hfth
- Pm -. live rooms, &c.
A.. ~ I've property 10 good tenants, will be
lu.. Eur l,rIiS. &c. sprly 10
=" ~: q, LYME 4 BROTHER.
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LOK EENT, THAT CENTRALLY. e..

LOk RENT, THAT CENTRALL1-G e.
= Loo ATt u aad most convenient and de- Ell
s.rl''r FAMILY RESIDENCE No. 3l4 north
w'itI street. containing eight rooms, with water,
Es-.Sr. Apply al No. 81 3 Main street. ia 6-2m
Fl'iE HANDSOME AND SPACIOUSTA
L BALLROOM. with supper and dressing III
room, attached, over Levy BROTHERS store, sulta-
is" for balls aud o'her entertainments, will be
TrHt-d hy the day. night. or week, At very mode
,Air prices LODG E-ROOM for rent Tuesday and
thursday nights. Apply ut the Office OF
LEVY BROTHERS,
IA 5.tF2k lU17 7and l0l 8 Main street.
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SPECIAL DETECTIVES FOR TIE CITY.

Mr.. Wagner presented the following:
ResolUed, That the Chief of Police be au-
thoriZed to detail for special purposes and ut
any time such men of the police force as he
thinks necessary and, in his judgment, best
fitted and qualified to perform such special
duty; the men to be placed back on regular
duty whenever the necessity for such special
service ceases to exist. --.--.
Several members advocated the resolution.
MIR. Smith said he should oppose 1t, as in
his judgment it would inaugurate again the
detective system.
Mr.. Darlington said that the Chief, by his
silence, at least, had acQuiesced in the aboli-
ton of the detective system, and he was op-
posed to giving to any one man the power
to bring back into existence the very objec-
tionable men and system which has just been
abolished.
The Chair said that he thought that the
gentleman did the Chief injustice, as he had
never been asked his opinion on the subject.
Mr.. Darlington discaimed any discourtesy
to the Chief. He regarded him as very
efficient officer.
Mr.. Scott said that the power to detail
men from the police force for special duty
was already possessed by the Chief.
Mr.. Darlington moved to refer the resolu-
ton to the.Boara of Police Commissioners,
and the question being taken the motion was
agreed to.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC INTERESTS.

The Chair announced that Messrs. W. 81.
Scott and Lloyd j. Beall would serve on the
part Of the Board of Aldermen on the Board
Of Public Interests.
On motion, the Board of Aldermen pro.
ceeded to elect citizen to serve on the Board
of Public Interests, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Mr.. Thomas W.
McCanae. Mr.. Darlington nominated Colo
mel W. FL. Palmer, who was unanimously
chosen.
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WJANTED, a COOK, WASHER and
w IRONER, either white or colored. Must
come well recommended. Apply at Chesterfield
House, Manchester.
Ia -6t* j. A. CERSIE4.
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Mr.. Scott, from the Board Of Public In.
terests, submitted report Of that Board on
the resolutions presented to the Common
Council by General johnson, relative to q
proposed amendment to the city charter, SO
as to give Richmond the control of inspec.
tions, &c.
Mr. Tanner moved that the Common
Council resolutions be concUrred in.
Mr.. Darlington, as substitute, moved to
lay the report and resolutions on the table
until the next meeting. Lost.
The resolutions were adopted.
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rFO OUARRYMEN.-W WANTED, first.
i rate PRACTICAL QUARRIER tScotch pre-
ferred) to take an Interest In quarry OF red gran
lite. Address ). Z. R., verdon post-ofhce, Hanover
county Va ja 23-eod2t
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w IANTED, TO LOAN EIGHT THOU:
w SAND DOLLARS on improved, unin-
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ia 2O.6t l113 Main street.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20
The Soldiers Reunion.

\ LARGE ATTENDANCE-ENE IN
FINE ORDER A GRAND REUNION SIRE
BEATTLEBOEo. August II. The sol
dlerS reunion is in every way Il grand
success. over four hundred veterans
are in Attendance. and Brattlrboro is
filled with strangers. and the hotels are
literally crowded. To-day has been
rather moist but not unpleasant. Gov.
Peck, Gen. Wells, Henry, Stannard and
Bar>to". of Burlington Gen. Edmund
Band of WimooSki. and other bands ::
and large Delegations of veterans al
rived at 4::}O. this afternoon. \ pro-
ce>>ion was formed. and Governor Peek
waS escorted to the residence of b. -.
Harris, Esq, whose guest he is. The
camp is situated about one mile from
the village on the old camp ground. Is
beautifully located and finely and taste
fully arranged. About one hundred
Vermont veterans. now residents of
Massachusetts. are in Attendance. and
twenty-five more are expected To arrive
tomorrow. Vice President Wilson.
who WAS expected to-day. did not al
rive. owing to detention of his train.
but will be here Tomorrow.
To-day NaS spent III receiving the
delegations of veterans aS they arrived.
Ihr dress parade announced for to-
night WIS postponed on account of the
weather. The hotels and many of the
private residences are elegantly deco
rated. flags OF nearly every nationality
being hung ont to the breeze. The cit
lzcn> of BrIttlchnro are dom" all in
their power and aIr doing nolly. too
to make the reunion II grand and >IIc-
cc>>iul one and deserve the most I'M
limited credit. Their hospitality i I'M
bounded. Five bands are present. and
this evening they CAV" Il fine concert at
the camp. Every body il enjoy Ing Il
general good time tonight. and such Il
time a> only old Veterans and cump:lm-
Ions in hari fought battles can enjoy
when they meet To speak of the past.
l"-nolroW aitrInnon. GoNrrmol llof-
brook will Welcome the soldiers AT the
camp. after which V i'll follow addresses
10y Vice President Wilson,. and COY.
Peck. Then will follow the grand
t"lci-h@ht pr"cr>>inm. which will Ice
10y speeches from the balcony
"t the Brook. House. 10y Gen. William
t Bartlett. of Massachusetts. Cen. cole.
ten. Mclaughlin. Judge Adi>. Hon.
Frederick Billings and othrl>. Tar. 81
EHJjiHptoH Fru. Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-08-20

To he brief. the owners OF ti't
Washington Railway have but one Oh
irct in view and that is Ia make II sue
sure and reliable. 70 chat end theN
have employed the best merhalli'al '''-
rnt in the country to construct 'iieil Z"
gines and track. They have never ie-
cIared the dividend of dollar p"t
have appropriated every dollar rall'e''
To improving their engines ana ron"
bed. and will continue I" 1t" :" l"i
wears To come This is the sixth year
the road has been running. In tiial
time it has carried may thousands Oh
passengers. 1t has never injured a sill
Gle one of them. or damaged their prop
crtN or baggage Ia the value oil Il ctll'.
Neither has it ever had an engine or
ear off its tracks. Now with the above
facts before him the Trihunf> CORES
pomdcm WAS either wIltullN ignorant or
maliciouSlV wicked. | think the patcr-
nifty or dictatinn of the article If placed
where it rightly belongs Will fall upon
parties who during the last session OF
the Legislature applied for charter
tor Il carriage road to the summit "i VT.
Washington. The Legislature very
properly refused To grant one until the
Mount Washington Railway had re
ccivcd some return for money expended.
81 failed To carry the travelling pubic
safely. This attempt /" mould public
opinion in favor of Il carriage road /"
the summit 10y articles i'll the public
prints 81 m;Imifc>tly wicked and untrue,
will and "ught To recoil upon the heads
rt their authors with stunning effect.
WALTER AIKEN.
Manager Mt Washington Railway.