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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28
Auction SALES THIS DAY.

+, THOMPSON BROWN, 10 N. to- g. p: d. and
TO 20 p NJ. ut No. l202 Main strefR next Q o0r
to Planters Bank. the library OK OF tue sIe J no mas
n Wynpe consisting OF 5,OO0Voiames.
,un conDIN 4kp. r., brick dwelling wacar lot,
stable and carriogs-bousc, at The NO, theas cor
; ner of Clay aud sixth streets:
ROBERT B. LYME. LIP. ~, trustees. sse OF a 10y
lots in the town af Jenningsvlll on Rlch mona
! fredericksburg and Potomac raiirotp.
EoUk &LAUGHTON, i 0 A. 81. household, furni'
! iare, carpets, sLsSes, &c.
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THE CONCERT THURSDAY N1GHT.-A very
large number of seats have been sold for the
grand concert to be gwen by the choir OF
the Second Baptist church assisted by Mr.
Barnabeel on Thursday evening at Assembly
Hall, and the indications are that it Will be
success in every way. The tickets are to be
found ut Wyasps music emporium.
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NIGHTS OF PAINFUL WATCHING with poor, sick,
crying children can be avoided Ly the use of Mrs.
WISsLow's tCorH1SG.sYRUR. it relieves the
,ltt'e sufferer from pain, cures wind.colic. Icgu-
'es the stomach and bowels, corects acidtty, and
aufins 'he process Of iesshing 1t Is Invaluable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

CoRoNERs' JURIEs. .-Jurymen who have
served on coroners' ipquests since the pass
age of the new law are mpIainiDg that the
Council has not made arrangements by which
they will be paid for their services. The
matter at present is in the hands of the
Finance and Ordinance Committees Of the
nil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
GIFT CONCERT takes place September 30th. Tick
els for sale at JonNSTSN'S Music and News-Store
until : o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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:. SS'e.rRo1EcToRs.-AT this season OF the year
1t Is al-important TO prots.c tho crp.s and ,,ucs
against the sudden changes q the ,rea,nsr many
cases OF consumption are, contracted for vant Of
suitable protection. and we kuo of mo- conveyance
50 simple and etctive as the ppp. and Cbes,-P-o.
street. W" nhin
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THE STATUE OF SToNEwALL JACKsoN.-The
Governor has issued proclamation fixing
the 26th OF October as the time for unveiing
Foley'S statue of Stone wall Jackson, and in.
yitiDg the people Of the Commonwealth and
all Others who admire the character of Jack.
son to attend on the occasion.
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TICKETS for The Grand Gift Concert at Alexan-
il In can be had at JoHNsToS's Musc-Store, 91S
Main street, Monday and Tuesday, September 9th
a OH, .
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Hitl1mond 1ispattll.
y1IEsDAY.. SEPTEMBER %, 1875

RI THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
1srARGER THAN THE CONFINED ClRCULA-
TloN OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERS OF THE CITY.
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COMMISSION MERCuANTs.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or 4 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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OTHER RESOLUTIONS

By Mr.. Todd: A resolution rs to the ex.
pediency OF laying curbing and cutters along
Adams street and grading the roadway OF
said street from Main 20 Canal street. Re-
ierred.
Bg same A resolution as to the expe.
dency of curbng the western side Of First
street between Broad and Leigh. Referred.
BY Mr. Darlington: A resolution making
INQUIRIES why no action has been taken rela-
tive to furnishing the police with oVercoats,
&c. Referred.
By Dir. Smith: A resolution requesting
the Committee OH Streets to inspect Dock
street aud report as to the cost of repairs,
&c. Agreed to.
By Mr.. Spangenburg: A resolution look
ing to the removal of the frame building ad-
iacent to the free bridge, &c. Referred.
Adjourned. Aa'ss>
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Dr. William +. steuart, Marine hosptaH :"'' -
Baltimore: Il lake pleasure AZ go
neudng LIEEIG's LiQUln fHTRAcf oF hAhf %
EXCELLENT tsric aud IN yigorator of the system
I bave tested III with uplversal success"
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LAND SALE,-MeSsrs. Chafin, Staples &
Co., of this city, sold last week TO slr. 10.
/. eph Ross. of Allegheny county, Penn, the
farm of Mr.. James Haryie, lying in Pow.
hatan county, containing G52 acres, for
81, ,5S4.
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FRESH CHOCOLATE AND Observation-Disclosures
just received at PIzZISl's.
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FINE JEwELRY, GOLD TIIMBLEs, GOLD PENS,
Gold cad Canes, Gold Sleeve. Buttons. at
C.GENSET'S. 1901 Main street.
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BASE BALL.-A match game OF baseball
was played on Friday between the Mount
Vernon and Olympics, in which the score
stood Mount Vernon, 80; Olympic, 9.
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WHITE TEETH hED SWEET BREATH by using
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. It's Splendid and
costs but 35 cents. Sold by POLK MILLER &c co.
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LADIES, USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume in America. Sold by
d. upglsls aud fancy stores generally. POLK MIL
LER ( Co., agents.
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w. - =. MCGUIRE
' t'>,1th session Of her HOW
.al ~ "t,,>v MONDAY IN NCTOBER
. . #s.' '. .... ... a.. !,'anty She has heretofore
......,.. !. of nine m"nth,,); fGard and
.r">' -.v@: !rcr"h and Latin tach,
,.. .,f it.a'c. 4i5 Washing 81 80
:. ,.r, rA,rsr>. Pupils bring their
D. :, 49,. rso pupils com" from the same
Of vS9 Sgrsy@Tai c,y@"iars 'a[TS appiy Is t"
... 20. f..rh.r und or TO Rev. j. II.
. 3: w. y.. y. /. MCGUIRE. Tspnahann@cs'
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AEcHIrECgUKAL rR0s-wORKs.

"a NNiDEk. WARNER MOORE.
\ i.LillIECTURAL IRUN-WORkS,
Asa SNYDER & Co,
'',' HUE, lUl0, l012, and lola CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
I'D ,"1t;"'"ctuftrs Di all XII ds WROUGHT, CAST
''Ai.sA ANIIED IRON. .WDKk-y1Z.,
IRON FRONTS, VERANDAHS,
1ihd: - YARD and CEMETERY RAILS.
s.,, = ~ NEED COkhICE, &C., &C., &C.
'''''a i"T our circulars. au 5-3m
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I HAVE NOW FOR SALE at my store s"nie INV
Yellow Pickle and sweet picA'eu - 80
sons, pat up b, lady renowned Tor Inc eA'e "'N'o
of her picSles, preserves AMI cI'sups. .,,..,
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BANANAS AND 0RANG ES.-Jf you wish ripe
banana or q sweet and juicy orange you can &c,
them at PIZZINI's.
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DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUSE.-U Unsurpassed IA
cities for the prompt execution OF all kinds oi
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

HARD TIaEs.-Untfl further notice. RBBS & Co.
sill take photographs At The follow .nslow prices
Large size for framfi,: 81 cD ds rche for II, or
80 so per dozen: lEe-size frord $iGItD S3S, finely
worked I'm ink or eal0rS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

COMPARE LEVY BRogIRRs> PRICES FOR ALL
s,yIes Of Dry Goods witl other houses and see bow
rr,at save there Will he by bGsing from the sac-
ers sS how prices
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LADY BYRoN's PERSIAN LILY-WHITR removes
tan, frccklcs. and beauties he comp'exton. Price
Is cents. POLK MILLER & Co, agents.
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LAST CH.sSCE.-The sale ofticstts Tor the drans
Gift Con- cert Al AlcAau ria closes tas JOHNSTON ;
az Main street. this aiternpon 81 5 O'Clock.
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EXCURSIONS
WORK RIVER LODGE.

WORK RIVER LODGE. - 20
j. KNIG FITS OF PYTHrAs, GA
MOSD 10 WEST POINT on MONDAY. EhSE3 4
October 4. 1873. The train viii leave 49,
Richmond nc B a. NJ; and returnfng &5e&
" III leave West Point af $50 p N. "A TOTTNHA -
MENT will come of at West Poln: that day. a:,i =
GRAND BALL that night The successful knisf,ss
in addition to the honor OF cIownipg Ihe Orecn az
Love and 'Beaniy, win receive a bandsome saddle
and bride. large number OF knights Will partici.
pate. and an immense crowd OF spectators h ex-
pected Preparations an extensive scale Fave heeu
made for the dinner and supper. Persons TesidEgt
along the line ef the railroad remaining to the ball
extra charge. A string band from Richmond will
be in attendance. All CHARGES very moderate Come
and LET Us have glorious time once more at Old
West Point. 4 Eessf9 t2s Ez!s - sY SO 2S-St 4
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SAVE MONEY! by having your printing done 1t the
DISPATCH PKINrING-lIoUSE, Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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/ GOOD BARGAINS IN BLANKETS AT LEVY BRO
THEIRS. White Bed Blankets at the low price OF
1915 pair
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SNuChuE HILL ACADEMY.

49,. 4l1 SEVENTH STREkT.
##, '.,l,uth ...-i.,u " i'll commence WFDS IS
Day >.ttlU,rr 29tn. aud close the last Friday IN
...- \un.l.r liuIr.d discipline strict, and each
.r... ru,luNy taught. Circulars AT The hook
,H,..s~: Fugl!-h ard Mathematics, per scs-
-.r So. ,.r,pn a.d u.",I"rn languages. each $50 !;
.'a. -. :. L. BE- { II,
.r.!u Principal.
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CONCORD GRAPEs.-Those who are fond OF this
fruit should go to PIZZINI'S. @ Oh. ....' s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

READS Duchess CoLoGNE-F Finest in the world
Trial bottles, rs ceats. POLK MlLLEE i Co.
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TIE WEATHER To.DAr.-Thepro probabilities
are that the reather today 1c'H DC pdTay
cloudy and cooler.
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SILVER GOODS, for bridal and anniversary gifts
at &. GESHET's. 1901 Main street.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS on THE MINDS OF aii our
readers that they should 20 to BoscHES's 10 ouS
their boots, shoes, trunks and vases, 50e anu OH
Broad street.
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Go TO HERMAN BosCLEN & BROTHERS. to hay
your shoes or boots maize. A 1T guaranteed.
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LADIES CLOTH oyER<KiR1s AND o"sxSs,,
rim med with fur. fringe. aAd oi .-' sa''~
Ready- Made cults, ut LEVY bhV1hEaes
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. On Sunday morning, ut an early
hour. there was heavy fall OF rain, but II
cleared eff by : O'Clock, and the rest of the
day was clear and cool.
Range Of 7Aermomster ut The DiSDotch Office
C.,nlnlher D7. lS1h.
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FINE CALIFORNIA PEARs.-Go TO PIZZINI and
get some of this delicious fruit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS IN
this city is at LEVY BROTHERS'.
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AS USUAL, Levy BROTHERS ARE rHs: ryFsr ro
give 'heir customers the benefit of decline In the
prices OF goods. See advertisement 80,
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M1ss1oNARY-SocIErY MEETISG.-The mis-.
sionary society of the Leigh Street Baptist
church held its regular monthly meeting on
Sunday afternoon, the president IF. II. But
ler) in the chair. After the usual religious
services business was proceeded with.
Rev. Mr.. Crews delivered brief but in
teresting address, taking for his subject the
words, "There is that that scattereth, yet in
creaseth." Mr.. L. w. Bilups, from the
committee On the subject, reported that ar
rapgements were being made to build a
chapel in the extreme northeastern portion
of The city, to be used as Sunday.scbool
aud prayermee room for that vicinity.
The chapel will be forty-two feet long,
twenty-five feet wide, fourteen feet pitch,
and. with the lot and fencing, will cost about
$3.50. On motion Of Mr.. j. Z. JustiS, $50
were donated to the Foreign Mission Board
and So to Fulton mission (the latter sum is a
regular monthly contributiop). The Sunday
school and choir of the church furnished
some excellent music, and the Society then
adjourned to meet again on the third Sunday
In October.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Secord Baptist
church on Sunday large and attentive coH<
gregations assembled morning and evening.
After the morning service the ordinance Of
the Lords Supper was administered, and
four persons were received into the fellow
ship Of the church, and at night DR.. Biting
baptized one candidate. The music at both
services was Of the usual high order in this
church, Among the gems of the morning
was the beautiful solo, by Miss Redford,
"Alas and did my Saviour Bleed" as ar.
ranged from Weidt, and transposed by Mr..
Wheat to suit Miss Redfords contralto voice.
The evening music opened with an anthem
by T. S. Lloyd, containing bass solo. which
was finely rendered by Mr.. Grant.
For an offertory Miss Rcinhardt sang with
great sweetness Far above the stars there
is rest" by Abt; and after The sermon, the
theme of which was King Agrippa's reply to
Pau, -" Almost tbou persuadest me to be
Christian miss Redford sung with great
tenderness and pathos the hymn "Almost
persuaded truly fitting and appropriate
close to DR.. Bittipg's fervent appeal to the
unconYertcd. Such music does much good
The singing of the hymns also By choir
and congregation at the Second Baptist
church is very grand, and the organ accom-
paniments of Professor Turner are in fine
taste and deserving Of special mention.
During the temporary absence of Mr. Red.
ford (wbo is In Baltimore with the erich.
mond Sexte,te ') his place is acceptably filed
by Dir. II. l.. Reese, who has second tenor
voice of considerable cultivation and sweet
ness.
AT the First Baptist church one person
was baptized.
Rev. j. II. Tyler and Rev. J. A. Dearborn
conducted protracted meeting with the
Gethsemane church, Hanover county, last
week, resulting in thirteen additions to that
congregation.
At the Third Presbyterian on Sunday
night Rev. T. L. Preston, D. D., preached an
impressive sermon founded on the parable OF
the prodigal son. After the sermon meet.
ing of the congregation was held for tne pur-
pose Of electng pastor. The elecllon re-
suited in the unanimous choice of the Rev.
William n. Scott, of Hanover county, who.
it is hoped, will respond affirmatiyely to the
call.
Mr.. Scott is young minister of superior
talents, aud was graduated at the Union Theo-
Logical Seminary, Prince Edward county,
Va. about four years. ago. Immediately
upon his licensure be was called 10 the charge
Of The "Samuel Davies" church, which is
his present pastorate, and where, by his zeal
and energy both in and out of the pulpit, he
has been Instrumental in great degree in
strengthening the cause Of Christ among that
people.
The Third church is 10 be congratulated
if it may secure bis services, and though
small in numbers and feeble in resources, we
yet expect to see them do much under bis
leadership towards occupying the large field
which surrounds them. Their present stu
alton commends them to the cooperation of
all good Presby terians on Church Hill and
vicinity, and to the assistance of wealthier
churches of that denomination in this city.
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GRAND GIFT CoNCERT.- .-OnlNa few days left IN
which to secure YOU tickets for the First Grand
Concerted The Montpelier-Hemale Humane Asso-
ciatieu. The drawing viii positively take place
September 3Oth, or money refunded. TiDisss can
he bad FIR am G. +. JOHNSTON, .93 Main siIeei.
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A RARE CHaScR.-The RAJ est sharoe Of the sea
son N hear ane music will be at Assembly Hal
Thursday night. Seats may be SECURED a, WYATT's
tn-1 1oy
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THE BEST BARGAINS IN TOWELS OFFERED YET
to be al at LEVY BROTHERS..
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FRosT.-A heavy frost was reported ID
Henrico county on Sunday uight.
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FlZZISI has just received a lot Of
Fine Bartlett Pears.
Ripe ssckle Pears,
Swan Orange Pears,
Yellow Bananas,
Concord Grapes,
Sweet Lorrenle Oranges,
at sOE Eroad styeet.
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COURT ORDERS.

NOTICE.-TO THE CREDITORS OF
~ THE GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS tOMPANY.-On the day OF ADrtls
1875 the District Court Of ne United states dSr me
the suit Of Guy acd ais. Us. The White sulphur
Springs Company and ats. :" that the accounts OF
which were returned by Commissioner y. M. Ma:
thews The 20 h day of September, Is74. and
the 25th day of February lS55 ie Teeommtsa Zee
same according to the following instructions;
lst. He shall give notice Of the time aud plaeeof
taking i'd accounts by publication once week for
four weeks successlvelv In q newspaper published
In the county OF Green6riet and IN one, pgonsh.ed
In the city Of Richmond In the staie OF virginia,
OF the White SULPHUR Springs COMPANY 10 appeSr ;r
file with said eomnhss ioae evidence or their
crcdxors In such publication that only such claims
as are proved before said commissioner will De al
lowed 10 participate In the distribution of tne
funds arising from ihe rents or Ine SAFE Oh uic saio
White sulphur Springs.
3D. He shali state all such debts as may be proved
him 10 Sd tbs ne of the psres
entitled thereto, and whoyof said parues oesre
sale OF said property.
with copies certified by himself OF the evidences 0f
debt which may he exhlolttd before him, and az
evidence taken IN respect to the same. wisn any
himself or required by any party TO be so stated:
And the court doth order That the puDilcauonr puDi r
aforesaid shall be equivalent TO p.rsonal service oA
no Ice OH all the parties 10 this SUIT.
You will take notice that on SATUR nAY, Oc.o-
tSe|S 8ee 70, & Matthew'S. in Lewisburg, w. Va wiz
nroceed to execute tha foregoing order, and alb
Creditors OF the said White sulphur Springs com,
many are h. rcuy warned to appear before me aIn
Ie ihe evidence of their said claims, and that only
such claims u are proved before me wll pc aio~sa
participate In the distribution OF me 1d tua's bf
sui sniphnr irnas sorinas orS s HENkY N. MATTHEW'S.
sc 21-Iu4W I- IonIHIieoioI.e-.
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havs-saalyzed the Whskey known under tn.
brand Of ,B BsSLECT," j" controlled by Messrs' Wal
TER D. BLAIR ScS., Richmond, VII, and End II
rprr From rrs1I or and other impurities, and
recommend its use for meaisinaiI and family Pur'
poses. }. B. Mcc1t~~,,l y y D.
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medcal College Of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-28

HUMMER CANDiES.-I am daily manu-
l-turng summer article of CLARIFIED
iLlN! CANDY of turc crushed sugar. WARRANTED
-yf ltu ItIy uIaue III the United States for whole
'-tUEiDsts. warrant II 70 stand dry and firm In
''t''cr, ana sen il at lhc same pr'cc that int-
..@ 'an1r> sold tor. have large stock OF
'ANNtb GpnlI>, TOBACCO, CIGARS, CAKES
..7 HAl kEi>. a.! cf which olfcr at Baltimore
i""'". LpClS }. BUS>IElN.. Ouieciionrr,
." - lil2 Mai Stifet-
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CONFEGTXONERlES.

LliL>I CANDIES.
AAE>IIMALLOW DROPS;
tNtra.nayurcd CREAM CHOCOLATE; !;
'HEAN " L\i l~-yrry fine;
CREAM FIt,~ AMI DATES;
'@M pLhIE CARAMELS, COCOA CARA
NILS.
COCOA, WALNUT, aad PEANUT-CANDY
-" il made daily. al a. PlIZtSI, JR.'S,
- SU7 Broad street.
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,G SoIREE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON,

OPENING SoIREE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
OCTOBER Q, 1875, 'o>2.i =
at AZ O'Clock, which occasion he desires to IL,
see his former patrons and friends. ="
KEsSNICHs ORCHESTRAL BAND j..
HAS BEEN ENGAGED FOR TIE OCCASION.
Information regarding classes &C., can be had by
addressing PROFESSOR HENRY b. LAUBE, No.
12 east Broad street, or applying at The Academy.
ALL THE LATEST DANCES TAUGHT.
DAYS OF TUITION: Ladies, misses. ami masters,
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY ERNOONS 4
at 4 O'Clock; gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRIDAY y
SiNGS at 1880 O'Clock. sc E3.1w
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The BErRorHRD, by SIR Walter Scott, just
published, is the sixth volume Of an entire new
edition Of the Waverly Novels, now in course
of publication by 7. B. Peterson u Brothers,
Philadelphia, entitled "Petersons' Cheap Edi-
ton for the Million Of The waverly Novels"
Each Book is printed from plain, clear type,
double column, and each work is issued COM
plete in one large octave volume, with a new
illustrated cover, and will becompleted in twen-
ty SIX volumes at twenty-five cents each, or
Five Dollars for the complete set. This is the
cheapest as we'll as the only complete edition Of
the Waverly Novels published in this country,
as 1t contains all the authors notes, a. well as
all his last corrections and additions. At this
price every one should get full set of the Wa
verify Novels at once, which they can do by re-
hitting five dollars IN letter, by mail, to T. B.
Peterson q Brothers, Philadelphia, on receipt
Of which they will send a full set OF the twenty
six volums, by return mail, post paid, to any
one at any plave.
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Women In .ufchigan University.


The following important facts are given by
Rev. Mr.. Brigham, OF Ann Arbor, to the Chris
tian Register
At the Commencements" OF yesterday one
hundred and thrrty-eix new bachelors OF law
came forward to take their diplomas, and sixty
four new doctors OF medicine. The law class
was larger than usual bot the medical class
is the smallest for many years. At the begin
ming of the SESSION there we're nearly hundred
who had hoped to gain this certificate of their
knowledge and fitness in the healing art but
the rigid examination and larger requisites
thinned their number, and many slipped out
and some went home mortified. Probably the
country will not suffer loss, and there will still
be physicisns enough for the wants OF the
people. or the successful medical candidates
twelve we're ladies', some OF these in the front
rank OF excellence, as in every year since the
ladies' were admitted to the school. In one
instance husband and wife, who have been
studying here together, were separated by the
fatal verdict OF the judges; the wife was ac-
cepted, the husband was rel ected, in spite OF
the fact that he was the graduate OF Methodist
college, a bachelor OF laws, master OF arts
aud had studied for years in the universities of
Europe. Lake a loyal wife, nevertheless, the
woman preferred to share her husbands dis
grace. and went away with hun, not wishing to
receive an honor which he could not share. In
the law school there were two lady graduates;
aud the class had no more competent or we'll
trained members, none more accurate and quick
in their answer to questions than these beauti-
ful Young women, whose presence on the plat
form was greeted With loud rpplause, who we're
praised by the class not less than by the pro-
fessors Now, for the fifth time, ladies' have
received degrees in law and medicine in this
university, and have established the presump-
ton that IN these caiugs they are IN no degree
inferior TO the stronger sex.