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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
PROPERTY HOLDERS INTERESTS IN NEW
STREET,

An application was made yesterday to Judge
Davis ID Supreme Court, Chambers by VIM Sinclair. Jr
and James A. Decrng, behalf Of propcryhoders In
tho upper part Of the city, for mandamus against the
Commissioners to open tho avenues between ST.
Nichoas ave- and Eghth-ave, and for opening Onehun
dred and fteth and Onenundred-and fifty tftlsts, re-
curing to receive obec ons though the time linn
tied In the published notice has passed Judge Davis
ruled that such objections might he filed at any time be-
fore The Commissioners report was confirmed.
The counsel applied Ia Judge Davis, on behalf OF
WIN. Meyers for "a pertnptOry mandamus to the Board
OF Assessrs recurring them to the REALTORS dam
ages by 81 the changed grade Of Eighhaye. at
Que hundr sixteentlst. The grade OF the
street level with his rooftree. Judge Davis reserved
his declsiOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT
In Nav last John Cornell, residing at Jamaica

South Long island after beating his wife ono day,
attempted ~ cut her throat with razor. He was con-
yicted Of the ocnse aud sentenced TO imprisonment in
the Queens County Jail for six months Yesterday he
succeedrd In making escape from Jail, and returned
to his hOne. Upon entering the house he began to
destroy the furniture and his wife, belle wing that her
f. WAS again in danger he'd a neighbours house and
obi aimed assistance. Upon reaching the house II WAS
found that Cornell. after throwing the furniture hbou,
had procured u razor and cut his throat The cut
was not deep enough to DO fatal, however. and he
u,teously begged his wife to IL up. BY this time
officer Ilaner ~ Jamaica arrived and rearresed him,
and he was returned to his old quarters In Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY. AT HUDNurs. IN
BROADWAY.
sam.s1o. Noon. 0oo sp M 9s': ndnshs &c.
Average, So e. Same day, 1874, 78b'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Grand Central -vice-Presldent Henry Wilson
AZ N Clarendon sl-Col Manuel Pryre,
Peruvian Minisr washington H AveaT ~ hoseEE5;
Of Court Of Con msioneIs Of Al.bams Claims and u
vcbnrgh OF ALBANY and Dewitt ittiejohn OF Oswego 81
EtchoLas HoteiJ H. Devereux President Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Of Canada the Rev. Dr. James w.
Robins Philadelphia II. Hurbut Of Cleveland and e1.
Gov T. A. Straw New Hampshire ST y1rnes HOTEL
Controller General Thomas Dunn Of South Carolina Gfsex
Houss-Ileut.Gov. William Dorsheirner OF Bunalo and
Matthew Hale Of Albany Westminster HoLFrof W r..
Rogers Of Boston Eperet HouseDrecor General A. r.
(;oshon Of the Centennial Commission Cunuds owen Of
London, And the Rev. Dr. Goddard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
UNPRovoKEp ATTEMPT AT MURDER

a CO1U- DlOOuCu utttI1pJ Ut nuTUtT WIS n1iut
IT No BlrninghaD-st., yesterday afternoon. Michael
Maher labUrer residing la Ove-st. had been at work
cleaning the cellar Of the building No. 10 Birmng-
ham-st and went the hydrant at No Brminghanst.
to wush his hands While engaged In doing this Dennis
Nancy the proprietor OF the place, up behind him
and fired twice. hitting him both times In the back When
arrested Nancy gave excuse for the assault that
Maber washing at bis hydrdnt without permission
aher will probably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
A BRAVE TRAVELLER.
ryo,n me LoufsviIis Courier, Jou


He got on the train to 60 TO Cincinnati. He
bad no uckei money or friends. Jake kzer, the
6uctor put him OF three four times, kicking him out
every time. Jake caught him above Lagrange the last
time sopped the train ierked him Of his seat, aud
commenced Kicking him Of the Mt the time
stopping ask him. where you going TO- anyhow q:
70 Cincinnati my breeches and coattais hold OUT" and
yshes boot ted him OUT 81 the deor aud OF the plat
and took . ssst On stump waiting for Bub vsEs 70
oome along and hall him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
TwEED's CONFINEMENT UNCHANGED

VIM. NJ. Tweed remained quietly in his room
In Ludlow Street JAN yesterday The heat prevented his
leaving the prison In company With Deputy Sheriff to
endeavor 70 procure bail. is understood that he has
strong hopes that his bail will be reduced, and placed
at much lower huTe than $},O00.O00, no will do his
utmost procure IT, n 1t is left at the present figure
there Ia not much likelihood that no viii seriously en-
deavor to procure It. He still denies himself to any
besideA his counsel and relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
FIRE-PROOF' B BUILDING co.
Fire.PrOOf Hollow Blocks, Hollow
Brick and Sidewalks.

ARTHUR BECKWITH. Architect
l. A. TARTIERE Superintendent
Partitions erected In the following buildings:
Tribune Western Union Tet graph. Del aud Hudson Canal
Drexe Zeitng LcnOy Library Equitable
Life Assurance Hudson River L. X. Freight Depot Williams
buIg Savings Bank, Westminster Hotel &C. They sound
proof weigh than snd ndlah and coat more
proof Ceilings in Western Union Tel graph, Columbia
College AS Broadway and arbeck Stores and in DRYING
OF Windsor Earle and NewYOrk Hotels Charlier In
stitute, Continental Bank Note Co.
with wooden beams proiectedb Blocksin Wind
Westminster Hotels Columbia College, Peabody No
scum. &C.
Floor arches between iron beams Tribune Library
Della and HUDSON Canal Co. stores 478 Broadway, Fifty
seventh I. and Fifthave. &c.
reduced 90 cents per 500 at
10 Anns ITO eade ST. Bond st. &C. after Fire proof
Lining had been added TO the Mans3rts.
For Fiat Roofs protected BY Blocks Atlantic
Bank Bowery corner Fifty seventh ST. and Fifth ave-. Ross
Hotel sc.
Boilers covered at 47s Broadway and Putnam Honse
Buildings VI Artificial Stone erected at Mamaroneck, Sea
Gmt aiway Station and Cherry st., NewYork.
Sidewalk laid at l03 Filth Mamafonech.
Sea Girt station, Tribune Builiing, &c.
FrepoOf Lab0ers' Cottage $500 cubic feet capacity.
erected II 800 To Builders; Cementng Cellars and sta
bles a specially. .
work has bcen accepted and approved by tho
Vow York Board OF Fire undert and The Superncndent
OF Buildings. LEONARD i. BECKWITH, President
OFFICE, Ill BROADWAY. Room 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

Families leaving town can have DAILY WIT
MEAS (postpst) at 80 or WEEKLY at 10 cents month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for The
and bath. delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

Prudenty break mp your cold by the timely
OF Dr. JNTSEs EXTECroRiSr an old rmedy for Sore
Lungs and Threats, and certn curative for Coughs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
tAnDouueementsl
BURNErI's COCOAINE makes the hair grow.

DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
Neat and portable as tooth brush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

II a window or door of your house is opened
by burglar while asleep, HOLINESS BtPGAR AL.R
TRRGgA No 81 Broadway, will notify Of the fact and
alarm the burglar. No family afford TO be without it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26

BEFORE yOu start for the country don't fail
KSOXs 2l2 Broadway, In the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and INSPECT splendid ~ hats IL hats
fd promenade hats for the seaside aud mountain tor hats
picturesque. elegant comfortable and sa-Onabe
fact has to suit every taste. Cnii, ate kNox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

YoNKERs.-At meeting of the Vestry Of
st. Johns Episcopal Church the Rev. Iangford ten
dered his resignation rector He has accepted call
from 81. Johns Church at Elizabeth n J...The Commits
appointed to estimate and the expenses
vulvcd by the extension Of Warburtonaye have made
their report and filed the with the City Clerk. Per
Interested in the subject will be heard ON July
NEw-CAsTLE.-The citizens Of this place and vicinity,
comprising tho villages Of Mount KiscO, Newcastle
Centre, Chappaqun, and the neghboring towns TO
celebrate the Fourth Of July In Smiths Grove. by music.
the reading OF the Declaration Of Independence and al
dresses by ex-Jndge v. IL. Leonard and the Hon.
Cbauncey ~ Depew.
GLgsw0oD.-A train on the Hudson River Railroad ran
q woman and her child this morning. killing the
mother instantly aud njning the child seriously that
he viii die. TLey were Migrants Their names not
Hscertained.
SING sSG.-The war,A, Of the State Prison intends to
begin the erection Of high wall around the prison
grounds early day. The ADnOunceent Is received
by the residents Of the village with great satisfaction.
WHITE PLARs-A Court Of Sessions for the County Of
westchester will open at the Court house Monday.
STATEN BLAND.
kICHMOND-The Richmond County Court
and Court Of Sessions. County Judge Mecafo presiding
which opened Tuesday stll In session Most Of the
uyr cases On the calendar hare been disposed Of Rone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-26
CHARLES w. BATHGATH

CHARLES w. BATHGATE
Of Jerome Park has sad have used pALLEYs GALvAso
UOEHR SvR consider 10 the best thing that has
come 10 my notice." II IL without equal Hoof ONT.
ment. Sold everywhere g. cents. 8
IAMPLOUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
fevers bousness small skin Diseases and
Spring and ailments. sold by Chemists throughout
tie world and the Msktr ll3 Holtornh London, England
Use substitute
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

We publish SIR. sTARkE's letter readily.
Ee furnishes some valuable correspondence.
With regard to the question about his Adj ne
and abettiug Boilers last year, we sursst-s
the people understand the tendency OF his
course then, and that in spirit ct lelst, what
we have said is not far out of the way. He ex.
cuses himself for opposing Mr.. TANNER now.
after haYiug helped to bring him out, on the
ground of circumstances occurring since.
His excuse reminds us of BENEpser's apollo
gy for getting married: When I said
would die bachelor, 1 did not think should
live till were married"
Still Mr.. STARKE protests that he and Mr..
TASHEE are good friends, and tauuts the
Dispatch With being unabIe to separate them.
We are glad of that but the real d,nger to
their peace is, We apprehend, more fraa
MIR. srARKEs conduct THIN anything we
may say.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
In MEMORHAM.

The sad news reaches his friends of the sudden
passing away, on qcser less near ERIE bnt
few months since lett ktchmond and soGgnt tnat
favored CLINE in pursuit Of his personal fortunes.
hook of life twas early closed, and the rose-hued
promises. OF bright future oilnmed oy ine4oraole
fate ON the first dawn OF perfect maneood. ae Was
hut thirty. four years Of age; son or the late Gar
land T. Waddy, of Louisa county: his early NE
was spent in that quiet locality HIS education was
completed at Aeglal,y College the late war found
but left him a man. His most active and
useful service was performed as 4 member ne
highest praise soldier was that he was eyer pre-
sent for duty. His surviving comrades TESTIFY ms,
aud drop the tear of regret l remembrance OH his
lonely southern gr-ve In far.of Texas. The bust
ness community will Re mepb sr him as Il nemoer OF
the firms OF Bates & Naddy Brothers and Clarke "
Wad,iy. His mercantile career was honorable
though not pecuniarily productive to him. He -" us
genial and conviyial in temperament iuiillslve In
action. With him to resolve was TO execute we
may 10. say IorgAvc his enemies 1t Is not known
that lie had them: but 10 those admitted TO his
friendship his heart, hand, snd purse were ever
omen. He was 4 respected member OF Joppa Lodge
NO 40 OF Masons, In this city, and his brethren or
that lodge lament the loss OF an enthusiastic dtSotee
In the mystic rites which only etaftSme ever hne"
TO the kscved mother, The sorrowing orolh'r anu
sisters h sorely wife, let the tear OF sym
STAY sra"ei in s.e hour of need. Tie sting OF Gna
earthly separation Is only ssSuaged 10 the
by i so ba hSpe ali Or He BS n his saPn n
and virtues, whatever they may have been,
passed away from the human 'ritt nal 10 the final
sudit of God. The NE lately SO active among us
is dim In an eclipse Which may never more cease
on earth. Ha- that life risc TO the joyful resurrcc-
ton prumseulto all. las in Adam all die. so In
Lrst are all made alive" Couso!i2g thought !!
blessed promise! We shal! meet ass:n. keat III
peace.
"Bpt lately we looked on one
VINO lay as II asleep in perl .ct peace.
His long imprisonment Tor HE vas dHnes
t.icruliy's great freedom his release
Had broHghl. Yea they who !cvsd him sailcd him
dead.
And wcpt, refusing 10 be comforled."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
To Messrs. knight aud Sfarke, Inds-
pendent Candidates.

Gentlemen, Listen TO the voice Of age an6
experience. have been voter ever since
Andrew Jackson was voted for for Presi.
dent Of the United States the first time. ]
have seen great many disappointed eandi.
dates and boilers. was an original Wing
when tie party lines were first drawn be-.
tween Wing and Democrat. I have been a
disappointed candidate and also boiler. I
never made anything by It for myself, and
hare always found that did my friends and
my party great injury; and now. after
long she and great deal OF experience. +
have ssE1e TO the conclusion that We had het.
ter suffer wrong and stick to our party and
principles and try to persuade men to do
right next time, and you may depend It will
be better for You both to fight for your priu.
cples ia the party than TO bolt from IL and
fSSss = The RANKS OF your e.enles. ! am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
A T MEADE e. BAKERS DRUGSTORE

CUTTERS POCKET-ISHALERs for the cu,eo
bronchitis, sore-throat. &c;
ENGLISH LUNG-PROTECToRs, double and IA.
gle, to prevent consumption;
GARRETT'S ELECTRIC DISKS, for the cure Of
nervousness, palsy, &c.;
The GALyANO-FARADfC BATTERIES Of III
sizes and latest improvements:
voLTAIC ARMADnLO soLEs, BANDS, &C..
for the cure OF cold feet, neuralgia, &C.;
SOFT RUBBER BED.PASS anil CUSHIONS, Tor
nraids;
TRUSsEs OF HARD RUBBER, imper,lous %
Precipitation or water-will out.~ear any olhsr :;
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, tor yart6se veins,
weak joints, &C.;
LADIES' SUPPORTERS of the best patterns;
sHOULDER-BRACEs,f for boys and girls.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists.
oc1 9.2w 9l9 Min street
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sr.seyAL NOTICES.
NJ OCTOBER IS, 1876.

SPLENDID LINE NEW PLAID ,CAAELs'-
HAIR, PLAID. and PL slN po ~. ~ ,yo.k.
rI OAKS and SUITS just opened Tor faiF "cch'
Ihoni> Il. II. PRICE & CO..
Inst from marker, have opened grand display o,
iii The newest styles In DEESS WV" "n1
H HERz EGOyINA for suits. only 35c. yaru:
EAWFLij P0PL1Ns for Polonaises, 6a4o1c''
bIsGOkAL POPLINS-every SHADE.
DDhSlNFRFS In all coloIs and qualities;
RACK CASHMERES and MERiNO5;
RI,ACK CAMFJ'S-HAIRS;
RRIoifT PLAIDS for misses:
SsSUES and SCARFS in endless Variety
CALfFO2kIA BLANKETs; =, oo,o-s
xrro,r,N .rd ono SfIAWLS, MOURNING
GGbhH4ssi1i in TAMISE, BOMBAzlNE CL0THESS
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, FLANNELs
cCnntIonsn,s Lodies,, Boys'. and Girls WOOL
I'm and MERiNO SHIRTS and DRAWERS, eve
~ No. Grea. lIue NEW PRINTS on the way I re
New York. " -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

snre that but few of your friends VIII iS Mnw
Won into the camp Of the opposite sac. ,r nT
gentlemen, take the advice OF an o'u a,h, his
Stop your chickering's, ana ies " - shouIder.
battle side hy side and shoulder 70 , suy not
declare to you. gentlemen, mp w. ma ma.
have an office that was gwen u n'' "
Jof''S Vi nss I'll. DAVID PARR, ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
ME- RREEDEN g. TALLEY,

me- BREEDEN & TALLEf,
No. 4O7 BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
invite attention to their new and well selected stock
of DREss-TRfMMINGS, NOTIONS, and FANCY
GOODS, They also keep
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CORSETS, HANDKERCHIEFs,
ZEPHYR WORSTED,
GERMANTOWN WOOL,
KNITTING-YARNS,
KNITTING-COTTOS.
They call special attention to their stock OF La
DIES. GENTLEMEN'S, and CIIILDREN'S UN-
DERWEAR.
All of the goods in their line sold at the very low
est prices.
Stamping and fine NeedlewoIk done. Eureka
Spool: iIk-stropgest and best. nrrv
&C 22-6t BREEDEN q 1AH-I.t !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
DAULLINIA AND GUARANA Pow.
DERS and FLUID EXTRACT,

DERS anu FLUID y iRaCl,
for the cure of headache. neuralgia, &C.;
PAsTILLEs Of the WATERS Of EMS, for the cureo
bronchial affections;
NATURAL MINERAL WATERS from Europe:
FRENCH EFFERyEsCEST CARE Of LITHlA
LKRA's PHOSPHATE OF IEoS-Frencls;
DUsARr's SYRUP LACTo. PHOSPHATE OF LINE;
ArBERCtER'S SYRUP OF LAcTCCARIUM;
CHASsAIGN'S WINE OF PErsiG and DIAsTAsg;
LEvAssuER's TUBES FOR ASTHMA;
HIMROD'S CURE For ASTHMA;
EspIC's CIGARETTES FOR ASTHMA;
DATURA TATULA Fof ASTHMA;
GREEN-MoUNrAIN CURE FOR ASTHMA:
HANDKERCHIEF ExTRAcTS-Fre and Engi!sh;
CoLoGSEs- klosterfrau and FarIra's;
TOILET SOAPS, for winter use. at all prices;
HAIR-BRUsHEs aud COMBS III great variety;
TooTH-BRUsHES, Of our own Importation;
BATHISG-S PoSGgS. OF all sizes:
CARBoLIC MOUTI-WAsI, TO 6isi1iect the breath;
SAPoNINE DEN1IFRICE, 10 whiten the teeth:
FRENCH CHOCOLATE WITH EXTRACT OF BEEF-an
Efficient and Ialatable article Of diet In debility.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists
os19.2w a19 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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a Conclusive Document.

" See the irresistible statement Of the City
Executive Committee of the Conservative
party. 1t destroys utterly the aat vestige
OF ground of complaint on account Of their
action. Colonel KNlGHg has not the shadow
of reason TO resist the primary election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
DRUGS. MEDICINES, DE-.
THE NEWMARKET DRUGsTOpF

THE NEW-MARKEr DRUGSTORE
MEsSRs. FIGSER L WYATT,
would respectfully inform their friends ard =,
public that they have oppeGei arst .cia., ~
DRUG AND PRESCRIPTIONS STOP
COG Marshall street. between Sixth and Seyar,s
streets, known as tho Sew-Iarket Drue.,o,." ""
DR..soUIBBs's RELIABLE PREPARATIONS, con-.
pe;e:
CHEMICALS. DRUGS, MEDICINES:
PATENT MHDICINE-lirge assorted ,tock:
FANCY and TOILET GoopS PERFUMES,
ENGLISH. FRENCH, and GERMAN -PRvp,,,
TONS, UYESTUFFS, &c.
Prescriptions Carefully comporbd ed
NJ 22-SG ruOw
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nEATHES.

Died, nj Greenwood depot, Albemarle county
Va. UcOUer 4 1876 after painful illness of SIX
wrlxs, wILLJE HOLT. infant son Of James Z. ant
Pattie j. King; aged fourteen months ana 1oui
DAYS.
Far1nrile Wal Journal please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

H GRACE-STREET sBYT E.
RAN CHUkCH.-The Res.s. b. JEThR, d. D.,
will preach Ut IL A. NJ, and ,tia Rev. J. GrILLIAM
JOKES, u. D. 1t 4kP.M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

T ST. ANDREWS CHURCH (EPIs-
CoPALA corner Lsarei and Beverley streets-
Divine service every Sunday ut IL &. NJ. Visitors
to the citS are cordially invited TO att.ad.
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sfEETiysaS.

HEADQUARTERS, OLD DoA'Nig,N
ri CrI;R calico. meeting OF the Cid Dn rtIIs
ION Cub WIN be held at their headrutrtfrs c dm
Saturday EVENING, October 23d, ~ ~ ns,i.ud as
business OF ,tk greatest importance VIII " ''''e
before the neetag. Incident,
BY order Of Is. B. Cook; Pr Z, s ,,1TtTTiaEws,
rEoH"H Assistant Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

I FIRST BAPTIST CEDRCHt corner
Twelfth and Brosd streets. -Res. 4. T. WIsSLER,
D. D., of Alabama, at II A NJ aud TX P. H.
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M THIRD PRESB y T E r 4 n
CHURCH abroad street between Taentr-hfth a.Id
Twenty-siG TIL .-Seryices at IL A. 81. Sunday Vi. I'll
special reference to the coming Of the pastor elea
REV. WILLIAM n. ScorT. All are welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

NE SgVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
GHURCH.-Preaching az IL A. NJ. and $50 p. III.
eg Rev. j. w. TRIBE.
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AmUsEnENys.


THEATRE.
TWO LAST PERFORMANCES OF
MRS. JOHN DREW
and her coup,Ny
ARCH-sTREET THEATRE Jo'ii -
MATINEE at 2 oGio sE0.J.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAh'
Admission. 20 and 80 cents.
SATURDAY EVENING"
iare"eh sIE sTuOPS TO CONQUER
will he presented
Yox- sheet at Wyatts, $40 Main s'fee =. o3-1,x
DICHMOND THEATRE.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY CF TIE lNCoSiPAEAbhf
MRS. JAMES A. OATES
NEwLY.oRGANIzsD
COMIC OPERA COMP ANY
ynNnAy. October a5, GlRoFLE GIRoFLA;
TUESDAY, PRINCESS TREBIzOSDE;
WEDNESDAY; GIROFLE GIROFLA;
THURSDAY, PRINCESS TREBIzoNDE;
FRIDAY and SATURDAY., MADAM ANdoA
CHILD.
MATINEE SATURDAY at o'clock
General admission, 81 family circle, QUO. NJ
e,ira charge for reserved seats.
Box'sheet az WAITS D Wv oc 23-1t*
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u UNION STATION METHODIST
CHE nCH.-Tale pastor tRev> H. c. CHEAgIAM)
having returned 10 the city, We'll preach at IL A.
n. and X Al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
HAIR-WORK. DC.

T1ANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, &C.
f. Having iust returned from New York, I would
respccifully cali the attention of the ladies' to my
we'll seIected stock of JEWELkf. all the latest
inlaid; also, gold, plated, and celluloid COR "
SETS, fue assortment of black GARNET SITS.
A full line Of real HAIR BKAlDS, all OF which
will be sold At the very lowest prizes.
WILLIAM n. ADAMS.
Baltimore Store
623 Broad street, between Sixth ana seventh.
oc 03.S NJ Tu, w F,S~6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

Gg' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.-T The
pastor, Dr. preston III wing retnSned from Synod
will ill &is pulpit i. The usual hou1s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

agN FRIENDS MEETING.-The usual
meeting at Friends meetisg-house, on Clay street
above First, at II A. M. tomorrow. FERNANDO
CARTLAsD, OF North Carolina and other minis
ters In the Society VIII be present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

Ne SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (sor-
.ner MatR and Sixth streets).-Rev.G. c. BITrIaG,
D. o., uIl preach at il A. NJ. ana $50 P. NJ. On
Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

a51- THERE WILL BE SERVICES
under the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association on Sunday, cath, at city and county
jaiis aud Tenth md Byrd streets Ut 4:30 p. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
me- ST AARE,S uNcr.J,

m ST. MARKS ENGLISH LUTTE.
RAN CHURCH lOdd.Fel,oxs' Hall, coener Mayo
and Franklin stree:sl.-sunGay school at !9:45 A.
d. Divine service at II A. 81. by Rev. W. G. ScHA-
FEa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23

NRS. TURNKEY WOULD ADVISE
IY4 the ladies to examine her BUSrLES, as they
are homemade, and are much more durable, as
numbers will testify. Makes them of any size and
length as.tIort notice. CORSsTS with skirt-sup-
porters ant shoulder straps also without. Misses
FRENCH WAISTS. FOL MAIN STREET.
&C 16-eod2I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-23
GREAT NOVELTY

MATCHLEsS CENTENNIAL SILKS.
rp PRICE q co. having been appointed spe-
cIa agents By the European manufacturer for these
| unryalled
ro no,v nrenared to sell them to their friends and
tbe nulic at a commission upon the cost Ihelr
nu1iry and durability will recommend tnem 70 all
wanting BLACK SILKS, 81 so, rs, $3'oJ, *4'
oc %
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oe23.l

a CALLED CoNvoCATIoNn OF IN9
A LATAYETTE !, Ro y SLia A THi ssaAS
;HAFTEaa XNs 81 A w at e o 9c!S for
Saturday ROYAL Arch Masous IN good st 4
arc Mq'e Cordially Invited BY eTdfr q NE T6NbfN
-. Secretary.