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Wi>.n,'. nnl4ain Of Wild cherry iso rciaN
rei4g.i .or .i. ..oa-l5 cn, .---. 81 lt-. anu IL.
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1 -CONHINATiDN II 'nnfctnrng Cor pity rs
~ sarI 15-f. r. .vtrf. Nll Hlfn wr ten lrHfiltfH
fu-nisu go 20 $50 worth OF work p.r H.t, D IIrru
yrlr-t reA1 TO- rvpro4. tres While pa for nov
tttN4H.n.
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SY'tWI AolttA.
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Fg'n LIV-F|.- U-0l UlI U-,1O1II, 30 s-cOnl
'rN' N- N-r-' peace, all fresh pfia. III 40
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!, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . curious

A MIXTURE OF PARTNERSHIPS AS curious
bit Of commercial history itmay DC 'neo-
toned that WATT and sTARxE were part
ners then WATT aud kSIGnr-and now
KNIGHT and sTARkE join hands IN war
uponl the Conservative party. Ihey may
thus combine all the peculiar merits OF LIE
WAR; and SrARKE ploughs in this STRIFE OF
deem political ploughing. Only this to qualify
the force Of this strange team: Our friend
War; is a SCENTS! In the matter OF the true
application Of horse.po vert. e., the mos
efficient node Of making 1t available. IL
ColOuei KNIGHT paid proper attention 10 the
lucid lectures Of our friend WATT, aud Will
harness himself and Mr. sTaRKE property
they may Go some tall pulling. SID, this
ip,ermuddlc" Of partnerships must sus-
gest the Inquiry, WATTS The matter
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AN ISQUlRY.-Was it not General Is. L.
| Johnson who 50 magnanmously caused the
removal OF j. j. King Zone OF the best fire
men on the forc"), tor the reason that he
(king) had opposed bis election?
lie was one Of the men who turned out
an Independent" What he is he is. He
is a Conservative in facf az we'll as in name.
He isn't afraid to show bis eolors in peace,
as he was never afraid to show them in war.
Nevertheless, he must not monopolize donors
which he ought to share with other people.
II he was captain on the occasion referred
to, be commanded a fue company. Here IS
a record of the vote in the City Council:
For Mr.. Hing -Messrs. Forester, Manly,
Todd, Vanderyall, Meredith, BRAKEMAN,
Bright, Powers, Wbitlock-S.I. "2@ ~ =
For M. SubleH -Messrs. Kellam, Lips"
comb, .McCance, Ordwas, Scott, - Smith,
Spangenburg, Sloan, Tanner, Wagner, Viii.
liams, thinner, Babeock, Bsrgamin, Carter,
Christian, Curtis, Davis, English, Foster,
Gilman, Higgins, Jinkius, Klein, Lauer
Manso o, Metzger, Newell, Oliver, Pulilam
Purcell, Talbot 3. T. Johnson-33.at :"
Johnson seems to have been in good Con-
servalire company. .-,... -. 49,. ,...,
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Alrllnmud Dlspatrh.
THURSDAY. ...... ~ Ao''his ~ ~
republicans at their Old Tricks.

en,,tor CoSxsrNG, Of New York, is put
,;,,, ont leading views for the following OF
,be lesser politicians of the kepuo''can
Very He has made speech at Albany
which is evidently intended to give tue
"ene " to the party. In this speech IL y
n,a,n,v disclosed that the leading Radicals
ares'ill ofopinion that they cannot aoanaoh
The sectional and war issues IN tue cohi.ns
ram oairu. He declares that the country
cannot trust the Democrats because 'pe'
ornose, emancipation and opposed EN-
Moving slaves in The FedeHi a'py'
and were also opposed to the con-
s.,tu, ional amendments. He even goes
q, far as to say that there will DC an
cN,rt to res,,ablish slavery if they triumph.
Wi,h'these he suggests general line Of tao.
Lies. which are based upon the Idea That
There il still wide breach between the sec
Tons. and that the North must act as though
The south were ready to rebel at any time.
plan so pefarious shows how utterly
The real Radical party disregard the welfare
and peace of this Union compared with their
Own party objects-their greed for office and
the emoluments, pelquisites, and stealings
thereof. 20.
The scheme is cunning one. The CoNK
l1sGs and BLAlSEs are too wise not to see that
the sectionalisms and war issues and rancors
arc the very life Of Republicanism. Ignore
them and the Republican party Is dead.
Knowing this, of course the attempt VIII De
to revive them.
Whit success will attend these enorts re-
mains 10 be seen. But all reason ana eX-
annie would encourage the belief that sucn
issues and rapcors cannot he longer main
famed in this republic OF coequsl States in
tiua,ely blended in government and inter
est. The people must see that to keep up
these exciting and disturbing causes VIII DC
disastrous 10 the country.
But should the leaders succeed IN BRING
ing all these things into the campaign they
will ind an embarrassment from when they
cannot easily diSentangle themselves. war
issues and sectional rancors compel the
military man 10 advance 10 the front.
What sort Of a man would CoNKLlNG or
B,.,,sE be at the head of an Administration
whose policy was to maintain measures that
must be backed By arbitrary authority ana
force: No; General GRANT is the man Tor
that. and the leaders will only be playing
into his hands by renewing the terrible pc
lilicai strife that prevailed Immediately sue
seeding the var. z. ....
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Z" Old Zach"


So they cali Senator CHANDLER, OF Michi.
gan; yet, what monster be il in comparison
with that other "Old ZACH."- General ZACH.
AIRY TAYLOR, who was 80 much esteemed for
his true honor and manly virtues. The ap.
pointment of the Michigan senator to be Sec.
retary of the Interior in place of DELANo,
resigned, has caused general astonishment
and much hard swearing among Repub.
ieans at the North. The appointment is like
. great many made by GRANT. 1t almost
seems 10 be designed as an insult to bis own
plrty. ......
Some papers say that the result In Ohio
Aas stimulated President GRANT to return to
bis old fault of selecting men for Office who
h. must know 10 be exceedingly objection.
Able, az sort of brayado, kind of contempt
sor the opinions and wishes of bis own party
It is way be has Of showing his independ-
snc,, or, rather, obstinacy. - =.
GRANT has long been taking his own way,
> ID means to be President for the third term
D: force the Republican party to separate
from him positively and clearly. CHANpIER's
uati1ness h 80 notorious that motives OF pol
icy cannot restrain the Republican press from
AeasuriDg IL. .-,,,
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'- ...e...@1 NOTICES.
M OCTOBER 18Th, 1875.

More now and elegant CLoA IS, wEhPPiNes'
DRESS GOODS, CAMEL's-a- AK sulio' "'''
,rs, opened and on the way for Fa, wecs. u .,,,s
r. Il. PRICE & co. will open ever 'A' w.
E Els@au NIB BEAVER CLOTH cLoAKsr every shape
aud style; ., -,rs j..
Colored CAMEL's-HAIR WALKING 81 tIs'
plaid CAsIEL's.HAIR PoLoNAI5E Gooh ~ hp
nrovn. blue, and other shades DIAGONAL fof-
g@ Inns; e>s't-a' -
BLACK G ROS-GRAIN SlLKS-barEains:
C,oored DRESS and TRIMMING SILKS;
Black LONG and SQUARE SHA"Lo' -.
Long blanket and striped SHAWLS'
BALMORAL SKIRTS-great Variety
OPERA FLANNELS; .ts
Plat and striped FLASNELS;
BED BLANKETS, 10-4, 1874, 1874;
BLACK and colored SILK-TELFETS'
Striped and fancy HOSE;
CORSETS, &C., &c. ,,,,nc o,or
The largest stock OF MOURNING GOODS ever
cxhibiie d in the South.
Great stock of CI. oTHs and c AssIM EREs open
ing every day. " -
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Come in, gentlemen, and act like generous,
fair men. If you be Conservatives act with
the Conservatives you be Radicals SO
procla IN yourselves. II is refreshing to have
gallant fight with an open foe ). but your
secret or disguised enemy is the worst ana
mos. disgusting OF foes. A mink o. q wcazel
that enters the hen-housc after night when
the farmer is fast asleep is tit emblem OF
YOUR enemy in disguise.
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Mr. 'SFARKE says he !" would not accept a
position 10 the Legislature unless y, he was
"clearly the Choice Of the people," We'll.
h will not there; at least, this year. He
Yaa against the people last year, and was
bssfen. We know DO, hing that be has since
dons to COMM md himself to po puIar favor !;
and cow be has given a fresh insult TO the
Conservative party by opposing It. Wesee
ID prospect for bis election. Had he.the
N ,desty and patience to awsit for the honors
ale to OILS very moderate claims be might
have done better; but i is probably over
wit him DOW.
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If there be any shadow of truth IN Inc
declaration made by the Il pliers that they are
the true Conservatives, how is it possible
tina. all the Leaders Of the party, all the ward
and county meetings, all the orators ana
speakers, all the pubic demonstrations, ana
ninetcen-twentieths Of the Conservative peo'
ole 10 city and country are in favor OF the
regular nornineeSy SO asks the Petersburg
Nc,pS. and 80 we ask.
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Mr. Starke'S Letter.

n sr.RyE. VINO has considerable eXpe.
riencs as Boter, who tried bis best 10 de-
feat the party be processes TO be memoer OF
in 1874, and failed, writes letter OF accept
snce of the nomination of the Adullaml'es,
which procaims his opinions in an oracular
manner, conveying the idea that there is no
appeal from them. He assumes that the
results of the recent primary elections do not
reflect the sentiment Of the people of Rich
moud and Henrico," and further. that this
fac, ais too apparent to admit of a
reasonable doubt" II we take the action
of MIR. sTARKE last year, when he dehed
the Conservative party and ran against Its
nominee, as an indication of his wisdom,
what are bis opinions wortbp If we take
his open resistance of the party to which be
processes to belong as proof of his party
Loyalty, what claims has he upon the Con-
srrvatiye party now? Not the shade OF
shadow. he ought to go over to the Rad''
cal party and cease to embarrass those Wild
" om he claims association. ....: 3, ..
The Conservative party not having nom'
Oh ed him nor persons he thought they
ought to have nominated, he raises the stano
ard of rebellion against 1t and propnesie
it, final ruin" From this, rs he does no
rrirain from offering himself as an Opposing
c,ndidate to the nominees of the ConserVa
tive party, we are compelled to infer that b.
thinks he could save the party! 1t Woul'
b. no upwarrantable inference that MI
S1AgKE is one like those to whom JOB spok
When he charged them with believing tina
.wisdom - would die with them.
Sanding as MIR. sTARKE does, outside o
the Conservative party, and predicting it
"ruin," we cannot fail to perceive that hat
the Conservative party nominateds him h'
would have prophesied its success instead o
its ruin, and that his evil prophecy is more
the product of malice or ambition than part!
solictude. Finally, we can say truly that w
do 70, think either the Conservative party O.
this city will be ruined by the failure to cleo
him. and that there are many persons in Rich
mond who much more resemble SOLOMON
THAI does MIR. SrARKE.
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It's the first instance on record in our
local politics that furnished by +. ii. STAKE
Of MUS openly opposing the, nominee Of
his own selection. STARKE opposes TANNER,
and vet his name heads the list OF tanner
nominators. What should be done with q
man 50 false to his friend: Why, give hlm
a staining"
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We yepiu 4 sgain 10 ssk, Has there been q
eorrespor den.e between Colonel KNIGHT
and Judge MORON 90 behalf OF the Repub-
liean pr " Hstbe,e has been. what is its
tenor? Can sny body tell what il was, or, as
they say 10 famous church 10 which all ;hf
xpioisters do not read, "er words 10 that
8AGsan?
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DEATHS.

Died, at tue residence of his son, No. 3017 Main
street on Tuesday, 18th instant, at IL +. Nj >, q.
MAYER. In the tfty- ninth year of his age.
His remains will be carried 10 Norfolk for inter-
mept. -#h.a d. -.
please copy.
Died, on the n orning of the 20th, Miss EMMA j.
GRIFFIN, In the twenty-ninlh year OF her age
Friends and acquaintanceS OF the family are re-
spectfully Invited to attend her funeral from her
ale residence, No. 9 Twenty.irst street. THIS
Thursday EYENING, ist Instant, At Z NJ.
Died, Oh Wednesday the Goth day Of October,
after Short but painful illness, MAMIE n, The
Oldest laughter of homas n. and Ellen +. Wheeler,
and granddaughter of W. W. and the late u. \.
owens, in the second year Of her age.
Fast asleep our treasure hes;
Dimplcd check ana laughing eyes:
Tiny, restless hands and 'cet;
| All are StiIled- IN rest complete.
Fast asleep: hut Two short years
Filled Will mingled hopes and fears
She lltl won us with her charms
Ere Jesus look her IN his arms.
Her funeral viii take place from the Pine: Street
| Pa list church Gr-OAf II 81 oclCck T.. II. The
frienus and acquainances Of the family are re-
sDcct ully invite II attend.
baltimore, New Orleans, and South Carolina
papers please copy.
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NET. R. PRICE d co. are increasing
,he,r stock every day in vIRGINIA-MADE CAS-
sIMEREs for men and boys: GA OVERCoAT.
INGs. 81. SO to 90 yard FRENCH and EN t'l 81
CASSIMERES, WOULLEN SHIRTS ana Dh nar ~
ERS for men, boys and girls; A a.S MA
TEENS, and CORDUROYS, Engiisn soGHo'
SHIFTS, SUSPEND cRS, COLLARS, &c oc 10
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me- GRAND OPENING

NE GRAND OPENING
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
CHEAP GOODS, GOOD GOODS,
.'tt.a JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM HALHIMER
:s COL BROAD STREET,
who win omen on MONDAY the 18th the finest
and cheapest line of
DRESS GOODS, all kinds and colors;
PLAID GOODS at all prices.
Alse, a large line of BLACK GOODS in
CAsHMEReS,
MERINos, ......
s. ALPACAs, &c. &c.
viii also open during the week large and cheap
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELs,
All colors WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
TWEEDS, .-...
CASSiMERES, .-..
s.. BEAVERS, &C.
viii exhibit large assortment OF
LADIES, sHAWLs and SKIRTS of all kinds;
Also, LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's MERIEO
SHIRTS; -h
LADIES, and GENTLEMEN'S KID CLOVES
full line; .
and lots of other goods, which will pay you to call
and see before purchasing elsewhere, as promise
every one good bargain. Call at ~
,@.# WILLIAM 'THALHIMER'S,
.-..l-t ~ ,-s@f1' i COL Broad street.
q N. B.-Couutry orders promptly attended to-
Goods sent C. .. D. or mail. oc 16-S.Tu&Th
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DAULLINIA AND GUARANA Pow

DERS and FLUID EXTRACT, f.
for the cure Of headache, neuralgia SC;
PAsTILLEs of the WATERS of EMS, foEthe cure OF
bronchial affections; --ia.#
NATURAL MINERAL WATERS. from Europe;
FRENCH tFFERy EscENT CARBONATE OF LITHLA;
LERAs PHOSPHATE OF IRoN--French; Is.
DUsART's SYRUP LACTo. PHOSPHATE OF LIME;
AUBERGIER's SYRUP OF LACYUcARIUa;
CHASsAIGN'S WINE OF PEpslE and DIAsTAsR;
LEyAsSUER'S TUBES FOR ASTHMA;
fiIMRoD'S CURE For ASTHMA;
EsPIc's CIGARETTES FOR ASTHMA;
DATCRA TATULA FOR ASTHMA;
GREES-MoUNTAIy CURE FOR ASTHMA: i
HANDKERCHIEF French and English;
CoLoGNES-K losterfrau and Farina's; -s
TOILET SOAPS, for winter use, at al prices;
HAIR-BRUSHEs and COMBS In great variety;
RIGHTEOUSNESS, of our own importation;
BATHING-SPONGES, OF all sizes; uts. Il.
CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH. TO disinfect the breath
SAPoNISE DEy1IFRIcE, 10 whIten the teeth;
FRENCH CHOCOLATE WITH EXTRACT OF BEEF-ar
efficient and Ialatable article Of diet In debility
49,. MEADE g. BAKER. Pharmacists,
oc19-2w 919 Main street, Richmond, Va,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TqESrION, COMPANY Gas 3
n. scmbie at Old Market ball. at "A ociock' ~
fnrm' with new cross-bets aud without guns. II
AZ, who have not belts aud plates will'o FURNISHED
itf hn,b M tic hall 4 full attendance Is desired
as 10 innortant business will he tIansacted BY ORDER
of the Captain. +. Dc hi'A "i'
~ 3
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Dry GR,I,s.
= 49, 07--~Nl-sND~e~~,/,-.-
0NE OF THE LARGEST Ar, H..

~ - 1nh LARGEST AND BRsf
Selected stocks Of DRY 0Oops can So
COHEN BROTHERS.. whose aim :, - :, ,oa1d {.
hny goods to the best advantage ard sol, :,
smallest advance, irrespective Of Their VII he
fTbey have just received from aTet,on !. r."
-. BLACK SILK yELvETs a.s3, "a =. u
$3.50. worth double: 10, tz1
Also. large lot of BLACK and cor o,.
I SIZES; "oLokkb
Good BLACK ALPAcA a, soc.;
$50 pieces ALPACA at 33s. that arc ,o.,
at 45r,s '''"y cha,
ALPACaS ut &C.. reduced from Gfr,.
Good SILK LCSTgES al 80c. ;sILK; r.r
Soc. the same number generally .e,nn at
s1.25; Is 'o'as At
BLACK CASHMERE at 's71lc. worth q On.
BLACK CASHMERE at s1.f5 worth ~
S1,25 for the aness imported: HD, At
Also, TIE heavy 81 DRAP D'ETE A.,
yard less than the regular value. ia, ,R
tGOHEN BROTHERS HAVE 0Vo--
~ the largest stocks Of DRESS GOn1S up
city, among them great many at less Via, ~ he'
valhe. X "' ma's.t
s'pleees PLAIDs rorchIlaren at zoe. worth r.
ALPACALUoTREsa at 22c.; 'oc :.
The 4.4:sTILLMANP LAIDS a, PIC.
4 1OHEN BROTHERS ARE SFIrNc
~ HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY In grsa,-.d
cheaper than they were ever known: ma!
Also, UNBLEACHED KNITTING Cnr,,~-
made expressly to their own order by Tho ~ ~
AUBURN and ANDRosCUGGIS BLEAcnvI
COTTON at 10c; LED
WHITE and CoaORED FLANNgLs rr5n :.
10c. yardscss than reg1far value: :"
ALL-WU0L SPOTTED FLANNEL for v-,,,
or children's wear at zoe. worth 4Os.
The only place IN the city where You -, >,
MARBLE OIL-CLOTH for tables in .I
37Hc., 5.4iat Soc, al soc. also, the ntr
WOOD SHADE In 5-bat SOC. These good. -.
the best manufactured in this country.
FLOOR and STAIR oIL.CLOTHS, CARPETS ana
+! RUGS;
CANTON FLANNEL at I2kc,, reduced from ,s..
Also, the best TWO-BUTT0S KID GLOVES ey@,
offered In tho city at 75c.;
10 dozen gentlemen's KID GLOVES, slightly .no,
ted, at Soc, reduced from s150;
A large stock of RIBBONS ut reduced rates by III.
piece or yards as ocIa
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- " ORDINANCE TO PBEVEhrr &c.
~ sANGRS AND Il IMPROPER ob'i"
rrISsNyS SpREErS. Man.


TONS IN THE STREETS. .,,v n Nau.
re- IL ordained by the Council Of the sEs "a - %
chester, Thai section ninth Be anenss' = "
No nsGssn sha lead horse ride on 2rsIsis
back, or drive wagon, dray. carr; or "a suset
OF, aysy t,aycl sidewalk. or any stoessn .ts hare
which Is paved. or sidewalk where ps s;Srass or
desS 6y ps9pssx aw or rssssE
ditch has been ing or farTOw psSrsssse acss.s
sns mart ss Is arranged for hSssss .,1rs,ts-
hieie. % pass ,hsreca between TIVE Of 'As such DE.
walk such psSs h.a , ns. e s.sSss sas
70 ssfS Ssysa With ssni,c-nagelng or sSs ef
Any person So.iiDs tbs ssei,ss , ,sa dss.
Yi1ed however, that this viii nos pse,SsSas
residing streets whers tho she sane ~
ss q, S pm, ,s sasb s. nd
dents and any failure TO perform ,ni more thsa
m6jscs them 10 q psua y OF QUO % As' - -.
ten dollars, -. s4,a., from Apd Mn MN.
the 2adof oeio6sS " aS ,Ss tWsntsarst sessa i
the city charter
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Jg-sIg . = - u. -
M RREASsES.

Married, In the Presbyterian church. FarInyllle,
Va by the Rev. j. c. Painter, assisted ny the Rev.
o. this city, and Miss ALICE E., daughter Of tile
late " Cabeli Flournoy, of Prince Edward county.
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VRAYS. ATTENTION.-Asse at h
" your armory OIL FRIDAY NIGHT NfAT.H
At TX O'Clock. in ful-dress uniform. with cross,
pelS ard breas-plate. Procure cross. 0clts ana IL
Mate OF SIR. MitteIdorfer, on Broad street.
oS o' ~ s. IRWIN SMITH. b,
.oc o1ot @-. First Sergeant.
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ID. 2l-ltk

NFEMBERs OF NELSON EN. 81 n
WI CaMPHENT, No 2, T. o. o. r.
are requested 70 attend q reSn !'aI,cn rs ~
, Work m and business of importance viii
come before The camp Members 81 o afen eacA
0l-lik L. II. toChAES'~A SS'''e
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. txc b@-",
4 TMEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

.tE 80. t@.t#E q ."E--c Us. t'ss ,".r"N. nA 20
CtTLER's PoCKET-INHALERs, for the cure Of
bronchitis sore-throat, &C.; ,,,al,,.s... -
ENGLISH LUNG-PRoTECTORs double and sin.
gle. to prevent consumption; ast-. IL ~
GARRETT's ELECTRIC DISKS, for the cure Of
nervousness, palsy, &C.; '. .'a@.. - s's
Tile GALvANO-FARADtC BATTERIES Of all
skies and latest improvements; .. ,,,......'.
vOLTAIC ARMADnLo SOLES, BANDS, &c.
for the cure of cold feet neuralgia. &C.; >,
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANS and CUSHIONS, for
Invalids; ..... ... ..... .
TRUSsES OF HARD RUBBER, impeYgious to
perspiration or water-will out-near any other
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, for vartcose veins,
weak joints, &C.; sa s#a.
LADIES' SUPPORTERS of the best patterns;
SHOULDER-BRACEs for boys and girls.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
&C 19.2w 919 Main street.
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HEADQUARTERS COMPANY "C,"E
uJpsr VIRGINIA REGIMENT.-You are 81
hereby ordered TO attend company drill TdiSW
TIbursJavI EVENING at Sh O'Clock, In full II
irns. nijfnrm with cross-5elis, for inspection by
vi IT. a. W u, rho T,nt,,iu. w. Il. MOSBY,
oiu,. or III Orderly Sergeant.
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We have published two communications
already replying to L. Q. WIS structures
upon JunN Bull. Two TO one is enough.
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MEETINGS.

A STATED cONyOCATION OF nSSygg
"A ROYAL Arch SszGN
CHAPTER. No. AZ. will he held at the sNEs3
Masonic Hall. on Broad street between, &c Mt
G O'Clock. All companions IN good stanainnR az
cordially invited. BY order OF The n; y: ~ o,arv
oc 2l-lte CHARLES ItNDIN. sccIG.e.!..
THE ANNUAL MEETING or N2A
i RICHMOND DISTRICT BEN Et,irl HfA
BOARD, No. l. OF KNIGHTS us lSs.y,haJ
PYTHIRS, will be held ut the Office OIL =. SSSSG
j.. Isbeli on Eleventh street bs'wten Ssg
Main and bank streets. on IHufSDAi
= -Ni'' ''e 1A'' John b. VAUGHAN,
Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-21

OUR SEEIUh TAhINTH'
who is now In New York watching The chances for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07
EE Circulation More than Double
that of any other Daily Paper
published in UdshiagtOn.

The question Of how to suppress the GRIM
1ual classes is becoming every day more i'm
IorIant and more and more pressing, not
alone In the great centers of population but
throughout the whole country. or course
where the greatest number of people are
lbeTe the greatest number OF criminals will
be, not only IN actual numerical strength
but in proportion to the whole population
for il is a well known fact that crime in
creases far more rapidly In proportion to the
density OF population and size Of a city than
!. sparsely settled neighborhoods. Aud the
T. ore general IL Is the more bold and reckless
Soes 1t become, as we'll in respect of its
haunts as its methods. TIE New York Ford
o. Sunday publishes. for instance. a tabular
statement, filling more than a column and a
half OF that paper, giving the location and
Character OF 254 criminal resorts in that city
that are known 10 and tolerated By the po-
lice Some of them, il is even said, are
licensed by the licensing authorities, know
ing full well for what purposes they are
used. Analysing this fearful record, it ap-
Iears that les OF these establishments are
frequented by street walkers and panel
thieves, - are the resorts of suspicious per
sons, 10 are the habitull houses of diSor,lerly
persons, are patrOniZed by tramps and va
grants, and in 10 there are waiter girls.
IrinciPa ly panel thieves, pickpOckets and
shop-lifters out OF luck, VINO ply customers
10 be fuddled and feeced numerically.
1t is disgrace to civilization AMI a mon
ktrous moekery upon law and justice that
these resorts of vice should remain open and
That the professional criminals who haunt
Them should be allowed 10 go at large when
The officials know that they are only wait
ing safe opportunities to steal, burn and
murder. Unless the present laws upon the
lat -
ihe whole country, will soon be at the mercy
OF The dangerous classes; and the sooner the
lawmakers are awakened to this fact the
better.