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SYRUP (not Peruvian Bark.) Sold by dealers
generally.
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Manhood Restored.
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Iron I'm the Blood.

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VIgOr to the Mind

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Price $3.50. Large size, $500. Each package
the Cordial Balm contains one box of the Tonic Pills
winch may also be had separately at cents per box
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However obscure the causes may be which contrib
ute to render nervous debility disease SO prevalent
does nearly half of our adult pop
ulation, it is melancholy fact that day by day, and
year by year, we witness most frightful increase OF
affections from the slightest neuralgia to the
more grave and extreme forms of
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+. q. PattersOn's Real Estate
BULLETIN.

M first class Real Estate Security in Portland
commission. Houses bought and sold. Apply to r.
q. PATTERSON Dealer in Real Estate Office 379i
congress St, Williams Block, between Myrtle and
Z edIl ots. oc5dtf
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RICHMOND. october 7, 1875.

RICHMOND. Ucto Der Z, 1919.
Eiitors of the Dispatch see from your
paper this morning that Jour reporters have
found out something TIN. transpiret at the
Monticello Hail boilers meeting the other
night. | want to tell yon something more !:
One of the dissatisfaction sts told me, when
asked him if they triaI to keep it secret,
" Well, YES" said he, (" suppose they did,
for Mr. John Wise wect around and pulled
down the window shades 10 prevent any,
BODY from seeing in" | atked my IN.
formant if he knew 9ll the gentlemen who
were present. He said that he did and,
after much persuasion, remarked that among
the old independents present was Mr.. george
A. Hundley. They propose TO publish an
address, setting forth their objections TO the
senai orial ticket alone, for they ADMIT tnat
they will support the House ticket. Inc
gentleman who gave an account of the meet
ipg did not seem to be impressed with the
idea that the matter was any great secret, for
he remarked that be expected to see it all in
an evening plper. He also stated that there
were only twenty-.hree persons at the meet
ing.
Now, 10 view of all these little facts, l
cannot but urge all true Conservatives ana
friends OF the party in Richmond to take
heed to what another correspondent said in
the Dispatch yesterday abou, this matter. 1t Is
indeed small affair, and our people need
only g. to the polls and squelch out this lit
tletrouble. Itis comparatively Insignificant
Our people now don't even care who the
Old.Fashloned Man is, and from what / car
gather in talking with the people, they have
lost all interest and even curiosity 10 masking
inquiries as 10 who be Is, or how many fol-
lowers be has but I'll venture to say There
are not one hundred Of them here.
4 STRAIGHT OUT CONSERVATIVE.
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l. ~ L" >"'uIu sic IAN ~ "u, ",o,,,or, nIe.
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DEATH or ALFRED PENS.-A telegram re.
c.l}ra IL ,hI> city Yesterday announced the
N0JGcH death. Al Salem, Va, of Mr.. Alfred
Penn. ot New O.lcrn>. Deceased was about
>'y'nty-uNc years "f aye, was born near
LlrrhbHl-, ard great many years ago re-
nny,t to LouIsaCa. where he engaged
ir-r! IN tie planting and other businesses.
he married Il Miss Bradtute, o! Lynchburg,
who VA, L sister OF Mrs. Corbin Warwick
aud Mr.. John Freeland, Of Richmond, and
OF Mrs. Dr. CONWAY aud Miss lrvise, of Bal
llmUlc. He was the father of the Demo-
cFat!c Lieutenant Governor Penn, Gf Loulsi-
ana, " hose chyalric conduct during the late
troubles in that State made his name famous.
lA:te daughters also survive him-hrs.
hiuLhhiar and Mrs. Charles Conrad, OF
A'w Orleans, and Mrs. James L;onS, Of
Richmond. ll> remains will be sent 10
NJ" Orleans tur intcrmcnt.
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TIE QUESTIONS, AGAIN.
TO-Day's Program me.
MORNING SESSION.

10 A. M.-General prayer-meeting.
1880 A. M.-Convention opened with
religious exercises. Report of committees
and miscellaneous business.
1880 A. M.-Address: EXpedency and
Management of Sunday-Schoo Libraries.''
By DR.. j. E. Chancellor, of Charlottesville.
11:50 A. M.-General discussion in speeches
not exceeding ten minutes.
1910 p. M.-Address: "Should not the
Church bear all the expense of the Sunday
school and allow the Sunday school to aid
missions and other religious enterprises -
BY Rev. w. f. Edwards, Of Norfolk.
l Z. M.-Geueral discussion in speeches
not exceeding ten minutes.
2P. M.-Questions answered by Rev. W.
E. Hatcher, b. D., and r ". A. c. Bledsoe
d. d.
NIGHT SESSION.
7:30 P. M.-Opened with religious ex'
ercises reports OF committees; miscellaneous
business.
S:15 z. M.-Address What are the le.
gitimate results of Sundly.schoolt teaching?"
BY Rev. L. A Cutler, of Louisa.
S:45 P. M.-QlestiOns answered by Rev.
A. q. Bledsoe, d. d., and Rev. w. E.
Hatcher, D. d. Voluntary addresses. Fina
adjournment.
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CONCERT AT THE THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CurRcu.-The concert given by Misses Fitz.
wilson and RdenoJr last night was q sue
cess, though the attendance WAS not as large
as hoped for.
The singing was all exec lent. especially
the solos all Blco" and "Auld ROBIN
Gray" Of the blind songstress Hiss Ride.
nour, whose highly cultivated ard charming
notes were enthusiastically crcO"ed. Mr.
Abernethy sang two charming solos.
We bespeak in behalf of the ladies', Misses
FitZwilson and Ridcnour, in whose interest
the concert is given Tonight, ull house and
u benefit expressive of the high appreciation
Of them in this community.
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Communicated
"Anoiher Agent Caned."

Last evening about 81 o'clock one OF the
most quiet and peaceaoie agents OF the great
New York and New Orleans Exposition was
c.led from his room by his associates, ihe
advertisers, Mr. L. 3. Gaylord. Abe Ogden,
A. B. sbiplsy, z. IL. Palmer, j. W. ABBOTT,
Sam. Rouse, and Ned Norris, and ordered to
one OF the parlors OF the ST. james Hotel,
where Mr.. Lee b. Gaylord, In behalf of The
advertisers, presented Mr.. 4. A. Alexander
with tine gold.beaded cane with few ap'
propria.e remarks.
MIR, Alexander, the recipient, received the
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WORTH REMgMBgRISG.-rh The elevation Of
the water.liue OF the new reservoir above
the river at the Dump-house. taken under the
floor at wheel No. 3, is POI 43 100 feet. The
elevation of the Old reservoir, taken from the
same point, is 10 43-10O tcet above the river.
Height of new reservoir above old reservoir,
81 feet. The capacity OF the ncT reservoir
is 10000, 900 gallons, or each compartment
2O,O00,000. The old reservoir holds 10000
llln plllnns
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itEto*AL. Iol"nel Edmund Pepdleton,
" h'Iti"nrt. waS IN The city yesterday.
1"herl y. II. +. Lie was in the city yes
ic.dil.
". ". Walker, E>q., one Of Colonel
'''>rrh Mayors counsel. haS arrived.
-nF- Ill. y. i.c"l>, member Of the House
- rDri'sWt>, wI> IN The elty Yesterday.
ihc lH-h Catholic Benevolent Union, of
mNth N'ior k'iiey is president, meets in
,,''"c'rr. \. l.. on rhe 20b instant.
-H'>>i>' Frank ) t"iiey and Robert f. Eng
,., ,',n "'c The delegates iIo:n The Richmond
G'' d Ines Lyons yesterday. in descending
d" -h' OF steps at hls residence, lost his
.'',''" ana fell With some force. receiving
'"'"'iou~ on TIE lucr. but no. seriously iD-
~! IL LiM>pI'
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

j. THOMPSON BROWN, IL 7. NJ. at 1909 M,tu
street, next TO Planters Bank, new books, pho
tograph.albnms &c.
CRUISE, & WILLIAMS p. ~, brick residence
No 10, on The west side OF Locust alley between
Main ano franklin streets.
e. G.. LEIGH, 4 z. NJ, at the Fair Grounds reg
tarrant aud refreshment privileges Tor Fn.f-
week.
r. s. ANDERSON & CO., IL A. NJ. groceries.
COOK e LAUGHrOS, 10 A. NJ, household aud
kit hen turni ure.
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DISPATCH PRINTrNG-HoUSE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing dem lnds Of our trade va
have added wcil.selccted assortment. Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CIrINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant MS In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
peditious manner.
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The THEATRE LAST NIGHr.-The Grand
Duchess was performed at tpe Theatre last
night with all the success that attended its
previous production by the Mexican Juve-
nile Opera Company. Our little friends i'm.
prove upon acquaintance. 1t is impossible
not to admire their acIiug and singing, and
their splendid training. The business ,
OF the stage is thoroughly understood, and
every movement is made with perfect grace
and good order. The audience last night
was large and fashionable, and was liberal in
applaudiDg the chief characters and those
others who particularly merited that recog-
milton of public approval.
Tonight will b. presented Marina, with a
caste that promises much amusement to all
who attend. Tomorrow afternoon there
will be Il ma,ire., when hundreds of ladies
and children who are not able to 90 out at
night will be present. It is SAFE 10 say that
they will be heartily pleased if anything
within the range OF human ability and enter.
prise can accomplish that result.
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have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of "B SELECT. ~ controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. }. Il. MCCAw, D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College of vi.
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''' ~ TIE PkNIrEATiAKY. -Auuie JohE-
'0t''c'd IN 'hr Hu>tings Court OF
"''"+ s'lO from a Young man named Gil
,-''', ,'. 4L0 >1nl"rc,d TO five years Imprison.
49,. ~ TIE pcLitentlary, Was taken Gu: TO
,,': restitution yesterday by Jailor Cum
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Ai>TFHit y nISArrEAKANCE.-On or about
t"'. '.h "i >rprmprr young man named
h';f> y. llouic> my SERIOUSLY disappeared
iE"M hing William county. Mr.. Holmes is
h4tlS" OF Louisville, but had for several
mouths teen on he Peninsula getting rail-
to-C-ic>. Nteu last seen be had in his pos
"">i'u >otne three or tour hundred dollars,
1i' Wa on hl> "ar from Idaho, King Viii.
''"Ai county, 10 i.ithmonJ. He started for
'',' rI'y on freight train, and was some
HhGt urmk,.
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'"H <IHLT CASE. The case OF the Stone
,.,-,''' Joab Fulton and Chlrles HaIrosa.
s"' VIA a->aulting William Ewing,
r,., ''Hlh"nj,ed on Wednesday in Man
.1, 10 acc"rNauce with the statute. So
''t0 Justice Marlo.
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GATHERING UP TIE LEAVES The frosts
and the autumn winds are stripping the
beautiful trees in the Square OF their leaves,
aud the convicts are sweeping them up.
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.n,'!ScHAEGfD.- Mr. C.. W. Barr, charged
I,r," r," Sone den: quercy while deputy col
n,,,','' VI internal revenue uudcr Collector
1859, nas been examined by t,oumis.
'''"'' "' /, fleassUls and discharged,
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NOMINATED FOR THE HOUSE. - The Conser-
vatives Of Goochland county have nominated
Richard ID. james for the House of Dele
gates.
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MACMURDo & REDroRD's new millinery dcpaI'-
ment Is now open. Ladies are respectfully Invited
to call and ex imine their stock.
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MRS. L. p. JONES is with MACNURDo & BED
FORD, and would be pleased TO have her lady friends
cali and examine her fine stock Of millinery goods
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRTyTlSG-HoUsR. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. r
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THE JACKSON PEDEsTAL.-W ork was re-
sumcd upon the Jackson-statue pedestal, in
the Capitol Square, yesterday.
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DISPATCH PRISTiNG-HoUsE.-- Unsurpassed "a
cilities for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing Orders filled PROMPTLY and at low prlcts
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET hEATa by usirg
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. 5zss splendid, aud
costs but 35 cents. Sold by PotssaiILLER & co.
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FULL.wIDTH BLEAcHED AND UNBLEAcHEn
SHsETISG at Csc. yard, also great bargains In
Bleached and Brown Cottcns, st LEVY BROTHERS..
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LADY RYRoN's PERSIAN LILY-WHGTE removes
tan, freckles and heautlft he complexion. Price,
Is cents. POLK MILLER & Co., agents.
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MACMURDO 4 REDFoRD have the latest New
York styles of hats and cans. Their styles can be
found nowhere else In the city.
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READS DUCHESS -Flnestin the world.
Trial bottles, 25 ceats. POLK MILLER & Co,
agents.
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AT SIcLE BROTHERS you can now fnd large
and weselected stock of carpets, oil. cloths, Had
rugs at greatly reduced prices.
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LADIES. USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume In America Sold by
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL-
LER & Co, agents.
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COMMISSION MERcHASTS.-We solicit your Or
ders for printing, or q call at any time you may
wish to See specimens or ob ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
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MACMURDo & REpFoRp, fashionable hatters and
dealers In all the latest styles OF millinery goods,
1909 Main street.
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Go TO HERMAN BosCuEN & BROTHERS to have
your shoes or boots made. A 1T guaranteed.
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REMEMBER, that SYcLE BROTHERS sell you
pair OF bed. blankets at $5: full value, $3.50.
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THE PLACE TO GET FULL VALUE IN DRY GOODS
for your money is LEVY BROTHERS. A call Ia
solicited
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS on THE MINDS OF all or
readers that they should go to BOsCHEN's to buy
their boots, Shoes trunks, and valIses, 500 aud GIL
Broad street.
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VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures Of the sea-
son, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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MAcMuRDo & BEDFORD are the fashionable hat
terS of Richmond.
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PRIME GOSHEN BUrTER-FIRsT OF THE SEA-
soN-at CHRISTIAN 6 WHITES.
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BLANKETS at LEVY BROTHERS lower than they
have ever been sold in this city before.
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LEVY BROTHERS sell goods lower than any
other house In The State. They have but one price.
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SYcLE BRoTHRRs'is the place where you will
find all the latest shades Of dress goods with fnges
and buttons 10 match.
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SYCLE BROTHERS store will be cloeed on sa,un.
day next on account Of holiday. They win rc-opeu
Monday morning With new and fresh stock Of
goods.
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NEW STYLES OF DRESS GOODS just received at
LEVY BROTHERS..
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There is one union county organization.

These statistics are very incomplete, owing
to the lack of facilities for gathering informa.
ton. No colored schools are included, of
which there are q great many in the State.
Several denominations have not been heard
from. This statement is much below the
facts Of the case. 1t is hoped that within
the next twelve months accurate statistics
will be obtained.
THE QUESTIONS. AGAIN.
The most Interesting part of the proceed
ings last night was the answering of ques.
tions By Rev. DR.. Hatcher, Of this city, one
of the most humorous, influential, intell.
gent, and useful ministers oil the gospel in
this city; at the conclusion of which the
Convention adjourned, after the usual reli.
gious exercises, until.10 O'Clock this morning.
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gfe with many thanks; after which they prs.
ceeded to Sne'lingss Gaze. a good time waa
had, oysters demoralized, and all retired 10
their rooms at the st. James In good time.
They represent the finest company ever in
Richmond.
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who ten mouths ago was houseless wan
derer in this city, without decent suit OF
clothes. She entered the HomeS 10 this
SAD plight. After several months residence
sue was married in the presence OF the
Board, and writes us from her new home
that she is doing well and is happy.
we would fain hope that even upon those
VINO have broken loose from the Home, and
are now In the paths Of sin, some good i'm.
pressions have been made. which in the hour
OF sickness or of death may extend the CRY,
"God be mercful 10 me, a sipner,o We en-.
deaTor to keep the inmates euploved In sew.
ing and household work, but many know not
how to sew.
Religious services are held at the ASYLUM
at least twice week. A commt,ee OF lidies
also regularly visit the Home and impart in
struction to the inmates by Biole-reading,
sc.
Rev. Pike Powers has given much assist.
ance Ia the religious instruction of the in
mates, and it is hoped he will continue in
this good work.
DR.. F. B. Watkins. the attending surgeon
and physician, hss rendered cheerfully his
services free Of cost.
The csst Of maintaining the asylum for
fifteen months, independent of re-
pairs, &C., to premises, was. .012 45
Amount received for work Of inm1es.$ 81 OS
Received from outhern Association. 500 90
Received from other sources. 1S3 90
4S3 90
From work and donations. ........,....S $40 05
Current expenses above recelp.s..,.....$ 442 40
To meet this amount it. was necessary to
draw on the capital stock Of the company.
Much more might have been realized from
" work." but employment could not always
be obtained.
The poor unfortunate girl Hattie Niles,
whose death by her own hand was noticed
in the Richmond papers Il few days ago, was
for six weeks an inmate OF the Home. She
was quiet, good.natur ar d in dustrious, and
We regarded her reformation as aim, c.r-
tain, but the thirst for liquor. or the taste of
it in some way obtained, fired her brain and
she made her escape In the nighttime, soon
to hurry herself unbidden into the presence
of God.
With better and more secure enclosure
we hope in the future to prevent the escape
OF the inmates. This poor girls life and the
peace and happiness Of others who left US
would have been secured had we taken
greater pains to prevent escape.
A committee consisting OF MesSrs. Thomas
Branch, Z. o. Noting, John A. BelviD, and
John B. Crenshaw was appointed to ask the
Council to aid The work OF the Association by
On appropriation of $1,000.
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1Commur icited.l

IFoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PACE
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QUESTIONS FOR ANSWER.

On molten of r. y. Dunlop. Of Peters.
burg, 1t was resolved that all questions to
be answered he submitted to Drs. Hatcher
and BIcd>oe, with authority TO reject such
as haye been ans wereG in substance, or such
rs are not deemed worthy Of answer; also,
that all question, be submitted prior 10 the
meeting for answer.