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MT sYCLE BROTHERS, 429 BROAD
STREET call special attention TO fifty pieces
MOZAMBIQUE, Just received, at l2hc.-real
value 25c- per yard $50 l<,a-, :, -,
large assortment OF DNESS dOODS, Ill aii sly It's
and shades, from 122c. up;
BLhCK ALPACASal 80 worth 40c.;
Extra fine double MpHAiR at 3Uc, when people
consider a great bargain a. 62hc :o,,s T., ,,o
The largest stock OF MOURNING GocIs IN the
The greatest bargains ever offered in BLACK
ok iiIhi; SILKS. all grades; p
BLh(K-hND. WHITES 4 RlPE u NJ A u Il
We have a. full ii linz Of CASslMEKEs from soc.
, rer fi yarcc o up r. &c and vEs1lNGs
BIZ CIiED and BROWN T sBLE,L!NRNs;
FkUIT-cI0iiI5;, TOWELS; NA !Iivsrs POI
Hes &C. nn at VHkY Low PRlCts;- ars
Lace CUKIAl>S and NOTTINGHAM LACEs-
pya an;ee WliITn. and CHECKED MATING, all
TAT TiIE"I and FLooR-oILCLoTHs;, n,os -
Five hundred oieces new Siyis CAMbitc' anu
Scw LAW Ms Just opencd: ,.,, ,.,,,,r
Three thou .nnd pieces new PRINTS anu SHIRT
cuEvIoT i; sait.Ii NGs and sHIRTING STRIPES
in very h o y.HR an,Wii!Niss and nLEAcHEp COT
TUNS, sHErTIhGS, ana P1LLON-CAoE
COTTONSa at the lowest prices
LINK sHrr.TINt. very low: ,,-o> ,oyo
FuIl-width .PILLOW-CASE COTTON at I2sc.
p, Pefs fSLe.,he largest assortment in this city;
AN endless variety OF FANS, In all Styles ana I'LL
sEirK iiet and H.T-sC iRFs-anicc assortment;
LACE TIE> ut 80 aud 75c. PER yard;
NICK and SasH-hIBBONS very cheap
Five thousand psir VSE- and TWn-GUrIoN
KID GLOVES. Of all the best manufactures, az
Use. I'll, and 81 .25 pair-this assortment IS
the largest in The city;
New style Its; ,,,,r,,o,,> ,,ne1 r-o,,,
LAI,it, ''p arc GENTLFMsN's HFMsTITC1IED
HANDKEEChlEF from l2@c. up to the
finest; $780,, ,
CAMEi:iC EDGINGS and I$SERTINGS and a
thousand different styles Of COTTON TRIM
II MIS- ana HUFFLlNGS at AsToSIsl11NGLI
LA III 5, ana Mss ss' CoRsETS from Soc up
to So per pair: .,,- -
UNBL~ ACHrU KNITTING COTTON, all Nos,
at 35c. per pound; ,,,
New STYLES LIntN COLLARS and CUFFS at
SlCLt BkOTHERs
429 Broad street. between Fourth ana F11th.
Goods ser all over the country {. q. ID. or on re-
c. int of The money. Parties wishing goods sent 10y
mail will please send postage. lnyS
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n.y. FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AM

me- FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND
CHEAP GOODS Of every description at asfontsh'
ingly low prices at WILLIAM 1HALHlhEh's,
COL III Cad street, corner SIKH street.
DRESS GUUDS-the cheapest and largest stock IN
the city;
BLACK GRENADINES from 35c. to 81 per
yard-eAtra;
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHA1R the greatest
aIgains:
LACF-srtIPE ard sATIN-sTRiPE CCLoRED
PIQUEs, very low.
In WHITE GOODS full line Of PL AID ana
STRIPED NAlSsOOk and STRIPED anu
PLAID SWISS MU,LIHs, extr' cheap;
IRISH LINENS, WISS MuSLlSS, MAIN
SOCKS, CAMBRICs, &C., all at the very lowest
prices;
BLACK SILKS-Some more CT those extra cheap
Sl,s very low
STRIPE d and AIN SILKS for dresses and Trim
mings;
MDUSSgL AINES, Sc.-A full line very low.
CASsINERbS, JEAN Ms, &C., for meh's anu boys
Wharf.-The cheapest stock in the city. Can anu
lie convinced of it.
PARASULS-1.000 new styles Will arrive on mon.
dsv the 10Th instant, at all prices and very
cheap. .. J.,
LACE POINTS and sHAWLS-The greatest In
ducenen,s offered In these goods.
HAl-SCARFS very cheap.
SasH-R:BBOSS-1 900 from csc. to 81 yard.
SILK SCAhFS-2,OO0 from 15c. 10 1925 apiece.
CURSaJS-2. 900 from soc. to S3 all very cheap.
Ladies' and Genllenen's SUMMER VESTS.
G aNTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOoDS-A full
line of White Shirts, Hose, Handkerchiefs, Ties,
Bows, &C.. very low.
Also, a large ass or,ment of NOTIONS ard FANCY
GOODS too numerous 10 mention; all to be
sold lower than the lowest
KID GLOVES at Toe, 81, and $l.25 worth 5Oc.
pair more;
GENrLEMEN's KID GLOVES, all colors, very
low;
LAWSS.-Buy some of the 12kc. LAWNS, and
keep cool. Now is the best chance before they
are al sold. as eau only ge' q limited quantity.
All fast colofs aad best goods, at 1870. worth
zoe. 4 yard.
Call .arlv and secure some Of the many BAR
GAINS to DC had al
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street
Goods sent oyer the country G. o. ID. Parties
wishing samples please send postag and address.
WILLIAM THALHIMER.
myS Sixth and Broad streets.
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m PRESERVING PINEAPPLES.

In answer to may inquiries from my patrons have
the pleasure to announce that on "Wednesday shall
receive Il large lot Of
SELECTED PINEAPPLES FOR PRESERVING,
and shall sell them at the low price Of S1.75 per
dozen. ST..
The time Of their arrival and their cheapness and
good condition Is advantageous, while the absence
of flies and GOODNESS OF the weathc: makes them far
more desirable than they will probably be again this
season. ...
Leave your orders carly with
ANDREW PIZZINI, JR.,
my1l.2t S07 Broad street.
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M NEW STYLES IN RUFFS AND
RUFFLES. ,,o,,ns
NEW Styles IN LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS.
DIaiIrY COLLARS for children,
Heated CtLLARS and CUFFS al 1oc. sci
TIDES at 25. 35. SO, 75c., 81, and mp TO So;
PIILOW-tASr. Lao ,,
,TfIITtl FRiNGfS and BRAIpS, TAPE and
tROCIir.T TElMMlSGS. All TO be SOLD
,, Haa ~" i'i0t1"' LEVY BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MT DRESS .GOoDS.-Aa large stock,
from which you can make your selections. PRICES
LOW.
BLACK and COL0RED SILKS, all qualities;
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIPED GRENADINES;
PLAIN PLAID, and STRIPED. JApANESE
SILKS;
BLACK and COLoRED ALPACAs, from the low
est price ND to tie hest manufactured:
LAWNS, ORGANIZES, and PEROALES In end
less variety.
AdJ,,ic ne made to our DRESS &C DDS STOCK
nearly every day. LEVY BhoEhfh'.
A new supply Of FASHIONABLE FRINGEs
BUTTONS. my .
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Their BLACK SILKS are proclaimed by all thai
have seen them the cheapest ever offered In the city
They are selling PURE SILK at 75c. Also. 6 RIOS
GRAIN at IL, at 1926 worth S1.65, at s1.40 as
good as any generally sold at s2; LYoNEsE at
s1.75 worth 80 80, at 1910 worth fully So, at
s2.4O cheap at SO 25, at 1895 warranted as good
as any in the city al IS.
Do not fall TO see their BLACK ALPACAs be-
fore you buy. They guarantee saving Of from 8
to 4Oc. on every yard
large stock of LACEs, such as GU1PURE'
POINT APPLIQUE, vALENCIENaEs. and
YAK, principally bought at auction, which III be
sold ut the smallest advance.
A large stock of WHITE GOODS;
FRENCH n AINsoOKs at csc. worth 4oc.;
sOFT-RINlS1I FRENCH CAMBRIA at &c. cheap
at37ie.;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN much below
market value.
Also, a large stock of IRISH LINENS extraordi-
nar!ly cheap;
A fun assortment of PARASOLS, CAss!MEREs,
HaMBURGH EMBROIDERY and many other
goods;
WHITE and COL ORED 91ATTING;
Also. COCOA MATING at Acc. cheap at 60c.
ap %
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nY" THE SOONER THE BETTER
The sooner The public are familMrzcd WIN INC irct
,,nI Tim IhKt;ES STOCK OF LINEN GOODS
n TIiiS CITY is at LEVY BROTHERS, the bet
tri; will he tor them. Wv
: RLEACiIED TABLE-CLOTH- with Napkins
to match: - <,,.,c /, RI.
DOiLItS. NAPk ms. TRAI-CLOTHS, and IA
RLE-DA MASKS, all qualities:
Cd. 1914, ia. and IL LINEN SHEETIEG,
pIILOW.CASE LINEN, CRASH. HJAit-
LINEN. DAMASk aud HUCkABACh ~" .
BIEn'S.EYE, SCOTCH, and RUSSIA DIAPER. at
= LEVY BROTHERS.,
mvS 1917 aud 1913 Main sueet
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MINERAL WATERS.
KJssEyGzy WATER on draught,
y1cHY WATER dmported),
CONGRESS WATER, ~-
HATnoRN WATAK.
PULLNA WATER,
FpEIpRIcHSHaLL BITTER WATER,
GETTYSBCBG KATALIslSE WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER,
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
HEALING STRINGS WATER,
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
BUFFALO IITIIIA WATER.
All of the ,rboye waters for sale by the bottle or
case, and packages delivered.
POLK MILLER Is CO.. Apothecaries,
my4 corner NlnIn ana Maln slreels.
MINERAL WATERs.-We are agents
LIVE for the sale of the WATERS FROM THE
yInGINlA SPRINGS, and keep on hand supply
of celebrated WATERS from ether sources, both
foreign anG domestic-yiZ.:
WHITE ULPHUR. Greenbrter county, w. Va;
HoCKBRIDGE ALUM Rockbricge county, Va;
AILEGHANY, Montgomery county, Va;
HEALING, Bath county. Va;
BUFFALO Springs l and p, MeckIenburg county,
Va; .E.s- tAs.r.
CONGRESS, Saratoga. =. Y; ST..
HATlIORN, Saratoga. N T.;
BITTERWATER. Fredrchsba, Germany;
EICHY. Vichy. srauce; ...... ..
SELIZER. Settler, Germany. ,.
Iccriptive pamphlets furnished gratis on appll-
cation PURCELL. LADD u 60, Druggists.
my 4.2w 1915 Main street, Richmond, Va
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

An ENGLISH GEssssss
" COTTAGE PIANC,Y VI TT
handsomely nishci and but little used, just placed
I'm our house for sale. Also, constantly receiriug
NEW AND SUPERIOR PIANO.FoRTEs,
ut low prices;
PIANOS FOOLS, PlANO-C0VERS;
sH akT MUSIC anG INSTRUCTION BUOhS for
the piano;
PARLUli, CHURCH, and SCHOOL ORGANS.
WUnUHOUSE & PAkHAM,
mv12 booksellers and Statloners.
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MILITARY N1TICES.

A TTUCkS GUARD, hTrEN flON.-- 4
IN Meet promptly at the Old Ma kct Hall TO p
MIG ] Ter drill and oG 'lDcSs All wnp are SolDg u
10 Norfolk ml,-l come ana give in their names. II
The roll viii BIZ called aud aoscn1ccS noted. BY
order Of the Captain.
WILLIAM II. LESIUST,
my 1919 AcinS Orderly Sergeant.
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DEATEES.

Died, in This city. ca MoI day. 10Th instant, Mrs
EDMt*!A HEAIii, widow 81 The late k!cAaid
VI. 'irIlh.
III" friends of tlc family are invited - attend
the iltrt,ai f.orr -. james church on WEDSE Is
Jay MNL.N.ht, al | 0,ClOcE. ~
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1Cy- BLACK GARNET SETS-EAR-
EI.(1S and HprASTPlN-thc genuine artl-
clr-at 80 auG 60r. Il set worth 81;
ORNAMkNr3 FOX HATS very cheap
Iii X aud LEATHER BELTS in great variety:
TaPF aud BULLION FRiNGES In all Oh The lie"
shades:
DR},~s BUTTONS of the latest and most fashion
,t,c iyIcs at LEVY BkOIH"HS'.
~ TiiSTS and ShCOUES my 8
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MAJ PARASOLS AND SUN-UMBREL.
IES.-We show the LARGEST, CHEApES1, ana
Brsr ASSORTED STOCK in THE CITY. our
stock was purchased of four of The largest anutac-
furcrs in this country giving MS variety ana as
soriment that will enable us to suit every one In
style quality, and price. n,nrur,,
my s LEV L brsO iliEe@'
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EXCURSIONS.
TJTESnAY. Nav 9th.
A TTGACT1ON EXTRAORDINARY.
GLAND rlC-HIC EXCURSION
OF
TRIBE, J. .. L. d., TO VEST

TRIBE, J. Q. L. D., TO WEST
PUNT,
MONDAY, WAY 18TH, 1875.
MCCANN'S kAND has been engaged, aHd ia addi-
ton TO the PLEASURES Of the daGCc there will he every
facility for E0atug, bathing, fishing. and the cniov
ment of tie abic uXuries, for which West POiut is
nor, d al all seasons of the year.
tltgaLt CUPS will be pl e5cultd 10 the most hand
some aIu tie EglIcst man present.
cars leave ocput at 1880 A. NJ.
icbetS: Gc:tlciicn, s ladies, soc. To be had
mt the uf the committee.
Cumluittc OF arraHS. mrns: II. &. Ferguson,
7. II. small, ". H. Baker, y. II. Patterson. K +.
Pearnan. myl15t
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NJ COD-LlVER OIL,

NJ COD-LlVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN MPORTATlON-THE BEST,
PUKEST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony Of our physicians who
prescribe it. and of patients who hare AIKEN It, that
It Is more acceutable to the stomach and more
-asily assmilared than any other oil.
fresh supply just received direct from New
foundlaud MEADE g BAHER,
importing Pharmacists,
fe1O 319 'Hsln street.
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n1T WHITE GOODS.
i;nrgains in STRIPED ard CHECKED MUSLiHS,
HAIN-DCKS, LAGEONEIS :! ~
IWILLtD Ion i.CLOfi. x y U
CANBHlC, TAKLETAN. and SNlcS ME-
LIN: ,,,-
VICTORIA and BISHOP LAW NC
A"t tR2D "a and C01DxD rlQUE,; DlMiYrY,
and large stock OF HAN lkG III Il ~ E'G ,S,Hs
500 yard; moe of that TW ENTY-FINE-CEHI
LaRGt-GHkCK MUSLIN. my
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MISERAJ WATER.

<E On draugbt, the famous
ARCTIC SALTWATER.
KIsSESGEN WATER,
yICHY WATER.
SARATOGA WATER,
GINGER ALE,
OTTAWA BEER, TT = -
MEAD. st.@# .'E .r
All drawr from Tufts latest improved patent
Arctic ann,Yatrs, nj GEORGE SCHES'S,
No 100, c.rner Main and Eleventh streets.
my Tim
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DRUGS. ngDICJNEa- ..
ERENCH PHARMACEUrrca1s

FRENCH PHARMACEUrrCALs
MEADE & BAKER,s DRUGSTORE
WIN PEPs1SE A Ia DfASrAsE,
WIN. DE DUSaRT, au Lacto Phosphate do r-,,,
slRoP DE DUsARr, an Lac:o.Phospha,r =.
Chanx: 80, eo
GoUDRON DEGUYoT.
PkPsINE-BOUDAULr iifiee,
PEPSISE Porcf,
PEPSiSE Amylacee.
PEPSINE A La SUCRE,
PHOSPHATE DE FpR-par Leras.
;StROP DE AUBERGIER,
PERLES D'HUILLE PhOsPHOREr
PEELES DE CHL0ROFORME.
tPtRLES D'EsStNCE TEREBISrp1xr
PERLES DRYALERIAEE,
PRI,ES DEPAUiLINIA,
PRiSES DE GUARANA,
PhSTlILES DC DIR. gELLOC,
RASTILLFS DIGEsTfF Du BUIsSOy
PASTlLLES DE L,EAU EMS,
lamar lNDIEN-fruit laxatif coptre +, co,s,n
ton, aad all new and valuable remedies n, .r'
by MEADE & BAKER. rharnart.,s '1''
My L 919 Main strea,
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~ MCCARTHY,
FINE PAPER, ENVELOPES.
and VISITING CARDS,

my l-eod2m ola Maiu street. Richmond.
MBERS' NEW EDINBURGH EN-
~ CYCLuP KDIA, Maps ana Plates o volumes,
complete; Misc.lanies, 10 volumes; Iuforma, ION
Tor the People, yolurSes; Frgii>h Literature. 2
volumes: Papers fot the People, q volumes; Trea-
sury OF knowledge; Memoir. Also, c0mpl. U works
OF irving. Scott, Dickens Thacxeray. Byron, Ad.
olson. hume, Gibbon. Macaulay, Collins, BroIte,
Msrryatt, Dumas, Lever, &c.
my 7-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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ROCKS, sTATsOSERY, DC.

TWO NEW BOOKS BY VIRGINIA Az
l. THURS-A Group of Poets ana their Baunts,
br Professor james +. harrison 0t Randolph Ma
con College. IL rs ; 7 he &C, mt Oiigiu OF Man. as
illustrated by Geology and the Modern Science of
Pre-iiistr ric Archaeology, Try Janus {. Southall,
illustrated, S.. Forsyths History o: Lawyers, A.
ccut ana Modern, with illustrations, $3.50. Our
bsrt baden, illustrated. IS SO. Personal keminis-
ccncrs of knight and saikes. being volume s
of Rric-a-Brac series, 81 SO. Macready's remi-
niscences and Diaries, IL so. Alice Lorraine. ny
the author Of Maid Of >ker." 7oc. Rase Of the
Camp; Novel; illustrated, 81. Green's Short
history of the English Peptlr, new egiton, S1.75.
What Young People should Know, $3.50. Our
May bulletin Of new books VIII be sent free to all
who will apply for IL. Orders promptly at,enced
10. WEST, JOHNSTON & CO,
my 1927 adjoining post Office.
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nC- NEW STYLE WINDOW-SHADE
an exact imitation Of Tie new s'y,e LACE
suAUr5; ,,,,,->-
Also. a large assortment Of GREEN, BROWN.
DR4E, and LaELNDtR-COLOk SHADES
M great bargains at LtVf BROTHERS..
EN1SITI>G eoOTIUS all sizes myS
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DON-TON LIGHT DOMESTIC

TO the fact that they will benefit many by present.
II this caro-, or calling at The cficc In III, name rs
purchases thus made commi. bion is palu WHICH
remains in the city for our circulation.
Favors thus extended will be recognizsd by lne
company. and us thankfully accepted Us II othef-
Wise received. Is XIX ~, oollcltoI..
l2-lf SUS Man StFcet.
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REMOY AIS.

naNK OF COMMERCE REAOsh sen.r 81
Bin MAIN srktE TrsnSaess six I
banking business, Including the su,SW .ris tVt'
BONDS, STOCKS, TAS-hhori' 4.
PuAS, and co \. ), Ill, draw ,i28~
As SCENTS for DRHSRL = co. tt w'n
sight drafts on EUROPE IN sums ~ ssWs Csshtei.-
my loot JOHN 9. MlL L.@s---S
DEMOVED.-The office OF luz Sck TOW.
Il MOsD RANKING And lSsUksA.mnSYs bald.
PaNY has beon removed to The so comm snd lAir'
Ing No, 1901, southeast corntr ntsaRL,s
teen IN streets. MtSs ~ tssh!esn,-
my 1o.l0t
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n17~M ATTIN CRED CHECK Ma -
TING al %. 80, 80, 40 45, anu 'Ie' per
IA WAITING at so and Coo per yard:
WHITE MATING al 20. 30, 3D. Az, no. I'LL"
SOC. per yari; ,;
CUEIAiN MUSLIN, u yards wide, at 22 ,,,, wortn
soc. LEV bhOAhEnt
OIL-CLUTIIS at great bargains. my
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STWaNas-M ACEsINES.

AS A SOLICITOR FOR Tue COM
N PASY desire TO call the attention OF those
who wish 10 lurch sc or exchange any heavy or old
machine for the
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FRENCH-woyE coRSETs at 45c. selling gene
rally a. csc; their 81 rs Corsets at 92c. their
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SUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN-
~ TY. yA..IRYE WHiSktY.-We desire 10
caution the trace and the public generally against
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS OF the anove ropuinr brina
OF Virginia aounluin Whi>key. This brand, hav-
inr been duIyrrce istered and protected by copy
risht nj the tinted states Patent flee, Wash
lngton b. C., Is our sole property; and other par
es using the same. or ANY limitation thereof feu-
des themselves iable to prosecution accoredng to
law. JENSINs- t1A.PEks u CO,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. III 3south Eourte"nt street,
NH 10 Lichm0nd, Va.
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1915 at $50; their 1925 a, u 90.
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~ AT COHEN BROTHERS

sYoG CAN BUY
The New York herald., 1875-09-14
DELEGATES TO SYRACUSE.

NEwBURG, Sept Is, 1875
The democrats of the First Assembly district of
Orange county send William Avery Beverly X Johns
ton and Lewis NJ. Smith delegates TO the Syracuse
Convention and c. Frank Brown to the Second Judi
cial District Convention
Resolutions ndorsing Governor Tilden were adopted
MIDDLErowS Sept 13 1876.
Charles H. Winfield, George W. Green and John II.
Bell UNANIMOUSLY elected delegates the Syracuse
Convention the Second election district of Orange
county.
Resolutions strongly indorsing Governor Tlden for
his on the canal thieves unanimously passed
OswEGo, Sept. 13. 1875.
The Third Assembly District Democratic Convention
OF oswego county elected G A. Dayton, H. f. Root and
T. Curtiss delegates to the Democratic State Conven-
ton
Resolutions we're adopted by the Convention indors-
ing Governor Tden.
A BRACE OF DELEGATIONS
The Second Assembly district Of this county sends
two sets of delegates TO the Democratic State Conven
tion one set being composed of J: r. slocum t. Mury
and W. II. Tompkins. and the other of W. s Nelson,
.. =. Jennings and O. Kathern.
Both delegations instructed to support candidates
for State officers in harmony with Governor Tiiden.
PoUGHREEPsIE, Sept 13 1875
The following delegates have been elected to the
Democratic State Convention from the First district of
Dutchess county,. Bedding, l.. Robinson and John
s. Emans.
The democrats Of the Second district Of Duchess
county to-day appointed Charles Wheaton, j. 0. White
house and Edward Herrick of Clinton delegates to
the State Convention, with power to appoint subst-
tutes.
PENN YAM, Sept 13 1875
The Yates county Democratic Convention was held
here on Saturday Ezekiel Castner John Southerland
and Daniel Suppce chosen delegates the State
Convention
Resolutions adopted indorsing Governor Tilden
RIvERHEAD, Sept 13, 1873
At the Democratic Convention held here to-day H.
A. Reeves of Greenport j. 81. Edwards, OF Riverhead
and William ID. Woodend, of Huntington were elected
delegates to the State Convention.
Strong resolutions were adopted in support of Cover
nor Tilden,s reform nnlicY.
The New York herald., 1875-09-14

Soon after nine O'Clock last night, as Mr. Frederick
A. Schwab the dramatic editor OF the New York
Times, leaving Booths Theatre, he approached
by a named Bliss, who spoke to him
about the performance OF Mr. Barry Sullivan
in the play OF "Ihe Gamester.N MIR.
Schwab seems not to have held Mr.. Bliss in very high
esteem, for lac answered him in way that aroused his
anger Bliss is said TO have struck at and caught hold
of Mr.. Schwab but third parties interiered and
separated the before either had been hurt The
following is Mr. Schwabs statement of the encounter
shortly after nine T. NJ. l was leaving the auditO-
rum OF Booths Theatre with Mr.. Maurice Grau when
a man named Bliss-formerly cartman in the employ
of Adams Express Company, later inspector in the
Custom House, and since his removal from that position
one of the hangers-on at Booths Theare-approachcd
me and said, suppose you have your
article all written on this performance Irepled, "A per-
formance like this needs article. The actor is not
fit TO be Custom House Inspector. Bliss then struck
at me- seized me by the collar and began swearing
crowd intcrvened and we were parted. | called upon
officer No $50 to arrest Bliss, but he refused. | will
procure warrant for Bliss arrest to-day
The New York herald., 1875-09-14
STATEN ISLAND POLITICS.

The republican delegates of Richmond county will
assemble in convention at Clifton Saturday. the 25h
inst, to make nominations for county officers of which
the following to be elected this fall County Judge
in place of Judge Metcalfc, elected Congress- men,
her Of tho Assembly, County Clerk School Commits
sioner, superintendent OF the Poor for the town of
Northhcd aud a Coroner. The most prominent candi-
dates Tor the nominations For County Judge John
II. Headley, OF Westleld; for Assembly knceland
townsend, OF southheld, and Major Charles Smith of
Castlcton; for School Commissioner, the Rev. Dr.
Brownlee, of Northtcld who has held the position for
several years, and Will probably be again supported by
both parties The delegates to the Senatorial Conyen-
uon at Jamaica, L. l., are Messrs. T.. Openshaw De
Witt Stafford James Holmes, W. Dill s. g. Webster:
at large, W. Pcro John Waters, Frederick Diedericb
James Davis. Delegates to the Judiciary Convention
Messrs. De Witt Stafford and d. II. Wilcox
The New York herald., 1875-09-14
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
The Kings County Democratic Assembly conventions
for the election of delegates to the State Convention
which meets at Syracuse Thursday, were held last
evening The proceedings unusually quiet and
orderly and the following delegates were elected with
out opposition
First District-John r. Kennaday, John f. Farrell,
William Ii, Furcy Alternates-A s. Swan B. McGin-
Mss, James Donohue
Second District-Hugh BOSS Mclaughlin William A.
Fowler, j. Forker Aternates-J. b. Woodward
Thomas Carroll, John Baker.
Third District-Thomas Kinsela Michael Coney
William D. veeder. Alternates-Thomas A. Wilson,
William ii. Collins Charles 0'Neil
Fourth District-H. r. BrinkerhoI, James Rorke,
John Delmar Alternates-Martin W. Cole, Thomas
Bracken j. H. O'Rorke.
Thomas Murphy. Aternates-P. J. Doyle, H. Mitchell
SirM Disirict-Charlcs Kichl, Ludwig Semler.
William b. Hurd. a:.srnates-Edward Neville, Ii. L.
Serena Dstrie-Moses Kesscl, John Creamer,
Martin T. Doyle.
Ei01M District-Pairick Ennis Bernard silyerman.
Peter Rcter. Alternates-Anthony Berthodt, Edwin
ZoIles, Robert Jace.
Ninth Disfricf-No returns.
The following persons were elected delegates and
acrnates to the Second District Judiciary Convention
from the several districts:-James r. Craig Edgar NJ
Cullen, Charles II. Quinter, William O. Osborne, s. NJ
Ostrander John Courtney, ID. Birdsall j. r Wilds
John Linskey, William J. Osborne
REPUBLICAN wRANGLE SETTLED
Seventeen republican delegates from the Third Con-
gressiona district met Sawyers Hall corner of Jaw
and Fulton streets last evening to I'LL the vacancy on
Alderman Francis b. Fisher. The partisans of Messrs
Fshor and xCity Assessor Wilson were present in full
force, and there very lively contest Alter much
wrangng Sr Wilson was selected 10 ill the vacancy by
a vote Of y TO 3.