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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30
weasherepor,.

WtsHisssoN, September 29.-For New
England and the Middle States, Increasing
clondiness-snd areas Of rain north and north
eass OF Virginia, with easterly to southerly
Wlnos, falling barometer, and stationary or
rising Temperature. = = 80 80
TOT the south Atlantic and Gulf States.
e,ear OF partly .cloady and continued warm
Heatner, with northerly to westerly winds.
asd silsot changes In the barometer.
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EXCURSIONS
RIVER LODGE.

WORK RIVER LODGE. MA
KNISGT> CF PSTHiAS, EY~A
vii, 81 20 an. X t;RSION from, kkSfi. " t21,J
MO%n to Tf: II POINT on MtSi,a \. Ers%1
October 4. 1876. The train VIII feaSe cave NsMS9
R!chmol.a at ). NJ, aRi re!afhihS hS,,sr, ~
niu leays IVES, Point nj $40 p. ~. A aTOGkSk.
MEN,F viii come IF at West Pont hai daI. aasa
CRAM BALL that night The spccess,ntn IL
~ oss and srauy sp viii receive handss saddle
ans brde large nunhr Of h9ig ,s,n Is won pis'ss e.
pS prensrntiops on an Extensive Scale Fave 9eep
pm,,e for the dinner and sumner. pefson rs IesidlhG
along the line thu railroad remaim,ps 10 Without Win
eatrs charge. string band from ftchmon9 VII Sna
te In attendance. All charges very inoceIa,s. Sa ar
ona aud all who would Drive away care aaa az 1sid
srd ds, ,e1 pn;rt ns ha'' s'a"' 81 2s-gu1 1h,ssss
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't!tE TlA.-lc>lcid4y morning Mr..
""h1td FJN employed an old co!ored man
- assist IN Wpyi9y some Of his furniture.
A" ""!k VA w"i and faithfully performed,
'..' Ii>I n'@ht when the old man had fin
.'"'" IL "os tnkcn suddenly lll, aud fears
!' rni stained that his siChuesS might
s."'@ lta'. i"'orm alton was lodged ut tbe
. '"Ha >ialIOr-hpusc, and the city ambu'
.+''cS "i' hIr-rtphrd Tor. IL reached the
, 's.'h-i"@sc "a nlnc minutes, and the mau
W. removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

3.-uo boy @n,Ugd Thomas Nolan, aged about
'-trou yeas, was badly burned at the pen
.0"Iry by ldling backwards into Il huge
IA. o. BOT crll"c. Nolan was walter
p ;." u'.,.lajl. II requires about one hun
G@a 2.I.oU> oi roll.e to supply the convicts
q. r'cA uc1I-brcaklast and supper. Two
t.'>, containing forty or lilty gallons, were
10 lie l,or OF the kitchen, and this boy al
tempted L. pun one cf these tubs along the
",Hr. The other tub was behind him, and
.e tdH',>c, il. He stumbled and fell back
"at0l> into he coffee. leis now in the hos
al, suffering a coed deal, though his burns
a." Not serious. He was sent to the peni.
.'aiIary from Roanoke county, for three
,iEe, for burning barn.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAN.

RICHARDSON & CO., AZ Z. NJ, brick dwelling
and lot on the west side of Twenty-seyenth
street between NJ and streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ 2. NJ, small brick
house and about twenty acres of land-part OF
the Bishops tract.
y LEE Z, NJ, commissioners sale of pro-
pcrty in and adjoining The city OF Richmond
known as Grifn's Spring.
ROBERT y. LYME. AZ =. NJ two lots two squarcS
west of Monroe Park, on the north side OF FLOYD
street between Liuden and Beach streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 10 a. NJ. TO p. NJ. ana
TO 10 p NJ. at No. 1902 Main street continued
sale of the valuable library OF the late Thomas
II. Wynnc
j. X. uOCkADAY, 6 A. N. and II ~, fruits, Ve-
gctabcs &c.
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DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added a well selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CIIINERY and SKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant lis IN guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
nelit tiOus manner.
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Honest John.

RICHMOND, September 29th.
Editors Dispatch: | do not think an
apology is necessary for usking you to pub
lish the following On Wednesday evening
Of last week two ladies purchased tickets
from Richmond to Washington, and in the
hurry Of getting into the cars lost them.
John Dabney, the well.known colored ca
terer, who found them, on learning their
ownership brought them to me ; and though
repeatedly urged refused to take any re.
ward. His conduct on this occasion was but
in keeping with his lifelong reputation for
integrity. Respectfully,
SAM. MAcCCBBIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

A PLEASANT SuRrRlsE.--On Wednesday
evening committee OF the Ladies Hebrew
Benevolent Association OF this city, consist
ing of Mesdames Moses Mllhiser. Leopold
Levy, J. Goldsmith, +. Lebermuth, and
william FIeishman, waited on William Lo-
yensteip, Esq, at bis residence, and presented
him with a handsome gold huntlpg'case
watch as q New.Yeai's Offering, and Us
testimonial for bis valuable services a secre.
tary of the Association for number Oh
years. The presentation was made by Mrs.
Lew In neat >peech, which was approprl-
atey acknowledged by Mr.. Lovenstein. Toe
inscription upon the inner case OF The Wa:tch
Is as follows: "Prtstnred 70 Sir. William
Lovenslein by the ladies Hebrew beHeYo'
lent Association September 2S, 1870"
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PROFESSOR ANDERSON still continues to
draw large houses. Last night mir. W. H.
Suffer, OF No. 1408 west Cary street. drew
the full set Of furniture, and Mr.. William
Bennett, OF George B. SIoat & Co., drew the
silver huntiug-case watch. Tonight gold
watch will he given away. On Saturday
there will be a grand matiUee and every
child in the house will receive present,
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The Tobacco CrOD.

WAsRlSGroN, September 29.-The agricul-
turaI report says the tob.cco crop has greatly
fallen OF since the last report. From con-
Lliton Of twenty per cent. above the average
in July over September, the reports indicate
! reduction to ten per cent. below the ave-
rage. East of the Alieghani there has
been on the whole an Improvement. Yir-
.inia returns indicate condition Of twelve
per sent. above the average. Kentucky has
fallen from 1874 10 Sc,
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LEE Monument ASSOCIATIoN-A LIBERAL
SUBSCRIPTION BY CRY OrFICERs.-The Off
GERS aud employees of the city government at
the City Hall, headed by Mayor A. NJ. kci.
lev, yesterday subscribed each about one
days pay to The Lee Memorial Association
" Tor the erection OF 4 monument TO General
Il. +. Lee IN this city," The amount sub.
scribed aggregates about 5000, and the mo.
ney is to be collected by Mr.. Robert B.
Munford, and retained in his hands, or pro.
pcrlg invested, until turned over to the pro-
per authorities. The SubScriplion-liSt will
remain in Mr.. Munford's office until all of
the city officers and employe, have had an
opportunity of contributing.
The Ladies' Lee Monument or Memorial
Association, organized for the purpose of
erecting an equestrian statue TO General
Lee, long ago resolved that the statue should
be placed in Richmond. but the site has not
been chosen. TIE City Council about two
years ago prot1crcd the Association CANDLES
Hill for that purpose, and it was understood
that in case their offer was accepted the city
would beautify and improve the hill, so as
to make it in all respects suitable. Many, if
not most, Of the members Of the Association
are, however. known to be in favor Of put
ting the statue in Capitol Square, on the
.lope south of the capitol. The ladies have
$4,000 safely invested. Kindred associ4-
tions in the South have about $1,000 more.
Altogether about $4,000 has been raised for
ill equestrian statue of General Lee, and
with proper efforts much more can easily be
procured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

MAScAEs TER. N. L., September 29.-Tss
we're only able to observe a
shadowy outline of the eclipse. owing 70
cpoudiness. The predictions of astronomy
were verified to second-
ALBANY, ~. T.. September 29.-Ihe
weather was cloudy and 40 observations
were had.
Bosros, September 29.-Tbe clouds com. com
plately obscared the sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

POLICE Court, YESTERDAY Justice W
Hal Cre,r presiding. - Frank Epps and Ed
ward salle (bo,h coiorcd), charged With Gre
ating disturbance in the First market
Epps was Fl 1cd $3.50 and Sallie 81.
Harriet Reid (colored), charged with tres
passipg upon the premises OF Reuben Merrl'
wether and as>au!tug and beating JemIna
and Israel Merriwether, was tined %.
Jcmima Merriwe!her ard Dora Brocken'
borough, charged with tresraS>inS upon the
premises Of aud asSauiiing and beating Har-
riet Reid, were discharged. ....t
John D. Holloway was fined $40 for break
jny and injuring one of the cells OF the Sec
ond statonhouse.
Isar ore Hirslberg was fined 50 for assault
ing and striking Nuna Roberts.
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The CONCERT To.NloHT.-Some good seats
may yet be obtained at WyatL's for the con-
cert which takes place at Assembly Hall 10.
night by the choir of the Second Baptist
church. A pleasant evening is anticipated.
and all who can do so will no doubt avail
themselves Of the opportunity of hesring
Barnabee, Boston's great humorous vocalist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

LUEG-PRoTECToRs.-At this season of the year
1t Is all-imporant to protect the chest and lungs
against the sudden changes Of the weather. Many
cases of consumption are contracted for want Of
suitable protection, ana VIC know OF contrivance
80 simple and effective the Lung and Chest-Pro
tecior sold by Messrs. MEADE 6 BAKsR. 819 Main
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MoSrIcELLo HAIL. would respectfully state
to the public that Monticello Hall Is no~ FOR RENT
The fresco-pain,ing has been flushed, aud the pub
II: are cordially invited to visit the hall on neGa
{ .T;1epAY to Inspect the improvements lately
m,ae It will be reuted only for private entertain.
,nnts. Every convenience for balls, parties, &c,
i, connected with the hail. Terms moderate. For
s-,i.,,,r, aprlyt 10 X. FERRANDISI,
No. Gl3 Broat street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

INTERESTING TO REGlSTRARs.-The clerk Of
-" Hastings Court has received the new
lrIisiratIon.ho0h>, and expects that regis
''ai> "ll call upon him during this ereek and
iFotuTc ihe'c books, stationery, 81. The
notice Of registration must be posted ten
GAYS otio!r the books are opened for that
HATo:e, and the election is 10 be held ten
"ii> AFTER the observation-disclosures are closed.
- .Atir l. not much time to be lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

MILLIONS OF BOTTLES OF MRS. TiSsLo"'s 5
SOOTHING SYRur are sold ana used WIN never
failing Success 1t Is an old anu "t-'e%u tein.,
andbas STOOD the test OF years. treie'e' Tue on.o
from pain, regulates 'he stomach al" oo"e', .a'us
,s;nd-roiic soreps the gums, and by giving restaDa
hen,,h 10 the child comforts the mo her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

"ub DICK KILLED IN THE BASIN
''a''i"aI moin'ng between and 9o'clock
., I" l.u GGck Wa, discovered in the basin ne4
'-t "ss'-o Mills. 1t attracted the attention
~, number ol persons 10 that vicinity, all
y" "h'M amused themselves by throwing
'A'> al Tue stranger. None OF them sue
""so, however, IN striking the duck. FL.
,.''s, " .'l'anl II. Sublctt, clerk for Mr..
>'' u - ;. stokes, on the Basin hank. conciE-
=. =, 10 ny BIZ baud. lie made The successful
'"''", ana he duck vas killed.
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HENRICo COUNTY, VA,

September %, 1875.
Editors Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-Permt me, through your
Journal, to say in reference to the rumored
meeting of Monday, noted in your columns,
that pcremptoriy decline the proposed use
of my name as an independent candidate for
the Senate.
am simply candidate for practice in my
profession, and for no legislative position
whatever. | shall vote for the whole Con.
servative ticket as nominated, and am
Very respec' fully, ... ....
Your obedent servant,
... ALEXANDER @; HoLLADAY.
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'nAGCED WITH FELoNlOus SrABgISG.-
= iam>. "Ao il j alleged dangerously
'.'baed cAe Anderson, his son-in-lAw, Il few
Gays >lhc'' IN tie Creighton road, was ar
.,>'r'' IN Hanover on Tuesday by Constable
"."nt, and brought 10 Hcnrlco county,
"a'.r Ar w'> committed TO jill by Justice
..'>'n: :. L1rUs 10 await the result Of An
t.r',pf! : NuurI-
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den; associate, J. r. Spence; chaplain. G. Fl.
panes aagaa s9ess1y 1ssSsang siiFsia5y Es B
George Gibson, Jr.; conductor, C. I. Car
rington; assistant conductor, James Caskie;
inside sentinel, W. r. Smith; outside SEMI.
mel, J.. F. w. Gibson; cx.president, j.. q.
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The Texas-PaclGc Railroad.

NV YORK, September 29.-At meeting
of the bondbolders of the Texas.Paciic rail-
road the report Of the Purchasing Commit
tee was read ard approved, and the report OF
the receiver q. w. Cass) was also read ahd
unanimously adopted after which the ds-
rpetors were elected for the ensuing year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

THE WASHINGTON LIGHT Infantry IN
vITED TO RICHMOND BY COMPANY F.-Com.
pany A, Washington Light Infantry, Mon
day night referred the invitation from Com.
pany f, First Regiment Virginia Vol
unleerS, to visit Richmond on the 26tb
proximo to participate in the unvcling
Of Stonewall Jackson's statue, and also to
attend the State Agricultural Fair, TO com.
mittee consisting Of Lieutenant Harrison,
Sergeant Mari, and Corporal Watkins, to
take into consideration the expediency oil
taking the trip, aud to report next Monday
evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

: CONFEDERATE RELICs.-One copy Of the seven
Days Battles Around Richmond one copy Of the
First Year Of the War, AIDA map of the Vicinity
of Rirhruot,h. issued by ehe Confederate War De-
partmenL / in s63, can be had at JoHSsroS's mu:
sic.store, 81 Main street.
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LEVY BROTHERS, store is closed to- day.

DR.. William F. Steuirt, Marine Hospital, port of
Baltimore: II take pleasure In recon-
mending LrEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF as q
most excellent tonic and nvgorator of the system.
have tested 1t with universal success
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

SLIDE ON TIE FREDERIcKsBulsa F-okD.-A
slide occurred on the Fredericksburg ralt-
road Yesterday, about thirty miles from this
city, in deep cut, in consequence OF which
no mails from the South Or Southwest or
epgers went from this point last night.
A material train with a full force Of hands
was dispatched to lbe sceue yesterday eve.
MAY, and it is expected that the road will
.e ali clear in time for the 2:35 train this
afternoon. r..-".t,-
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p.,.ua.d President Elected.

RALElca, n. c., September 29.-Dr. How
kins having resi- igned' the presidency OF tbe
Raleigh and CASTOR and Richmond ana At
Iauta Airline railroad. Major G. W.-dr'ce,
of Portsmouth, Va, was to-day elected 10
fill the vacancy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

Just opened at PAGES, 900 Main street, large
supply Of boots and gaiters for gentlemen; very
good and very cheap.
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DISPATCH PR1NTISG-liOUSE.-- Unsurpassed ia
cilitles for the prompt execution OF all kinds of
printing. Orders filed promptly and at low prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

At PAGES, 909 Main street, can be found as
great variety and as good an assortment Of boots
and shoes, and at as low figures, as at any other
house In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATH by using
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. It's splendid and
costs but 35 cents. Sold by POLK MILLER & Co.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Crushed IN Death.

...Iepec'ai telegram 10 tf1e Dispstch.I
~. :.1SohSoRG, ~, September. 29.-JoIJr
burnett a brakeman on the freigh. train;
:, na' otasnea 10 death at MeIver's station, on
lne Midland Washington City, Virginia and
ereat Southern railroad, last night while
cars. -"
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LADIES. USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume In America. Sold by
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL
LER L Co., agents.
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LADY BYROH'S PERSIAN LILY-WHGTE remove:
tan, freckles, and hcautltS The complexion. Price
5 cents. POLK MILLER C Co, agents.
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NMsIAG N"MAN.-A white woman
+"Nsa 3!3ly ljvurIc,,a Richardson left her
a@H'' No. 2!02 iiain street, about three
"''h' ago, ana la, not been seen since.
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DTownetI

...0L,s Cows, L. J., September 90 DIR. Por.:
,e ,ens,, ,aie pastor Of AN Souls church, Brook.
~ yn' ana LOUIS Louis ,be1jamin. were drowned To-
m gay 10 going 70 Sea Clff in snail boat.
There were three others I'd the boat DSa''
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LEVY BROTHERS tffer great bargains in fal
goods tomorrow. Store clost to. day.
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Fi,c, Turkish, provinces.


CsrLruJe, Septembor a9.-Adyices from
insnreent sources state thnt they won vic
fory 10. the engagements Yesterday near 0s-
rc.iiza. in Turkish. Crostia, and along the
r;yer Una as far as. Dasopaije. -,
& BELGRADE, September PA rumor IS
surrept of an irsmiAent ministerial crisis be.
cause of dlssentions in the Cabinet upen the
question of war. The complication @ mat
ters Is increasing.
Adecree Of Prirce Milan transfers the
seat OF the Skupschiua from ksase'je"aiz 10
Belgrade.
IG i. reported that the Sublime Porte has
notified the Servian Government thas II Is
about to occupy the island OF Littie he,
doubt, in the river Dfina, which Is CLAIMED
tby Servia. The Seryiaus oppose the pro1e''t
II is officially announced That the serViat
| troops 90 the frontier near Mach have re,
eeiyed reinforcement Of eight tbodsane
men. Tney now number twentydcur thou
| sand In that neighborhe0d.
YIEssA, September 2e.-ReIgrade papef'
publish alarming reports that the Turks AZ
4 preparing 70 attack tho servian lroEtier.
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have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of "B SELECT" =" controlled by Mcssrs. WAL.
TER u. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FuSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's Use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. d. B MCCAw, 81. d.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

TEMPERANCE OFFICERS ELEcTED.-Old Do
miniou Council, No. l3O, Friends OF Tenn
perance, baye elected for the ensuing term
the following officers: President, j. J. Boy
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COMMISSION MEECHASTS.-We solicit your or
Icrs for printing, or L call at any time you may
wish to specimens or Oh ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

A large supply OF misses, boys, and children's
shoes for sale very low at PAGES, 9O9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

N'hEICr HhC,IyrD.- James Gaines, con-
W." u ~ N>'hc county Of burglary, and
.,H''Ao'd II the peniteutiary for one year,
Was received al 'iat institution yesterday.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

ELECTION OF LGRD MAYOR, SC.
LoxDos, September 29.-Wiaiam James
R. Cotton has been elected Lord Msayor o.
London.
The court-martiaI 10 the case Of the SINK.
ing of the Vanguard have reps;msnhed ana
dismissed Captain Dakins.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS on THE MINDS OIL a'i our
readers that they should 90 10 RoscHEH's 70 ouy
their boots, shoes trunks, and yases, 500 apd o.
Broad street,
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The seeretaryship of the Interior.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-Rumor makes
Dawson A. Coleman, wealthy Pennsylva'
MIA eoal.dealer, Secretary Of the Interior cice
Delano, resigned.
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FINE JEwELRY, GOLD THIMBLEs, GOLD PENS,
Gold-Head Canes, Gold sleeve Buttons. at
c. GENNET's, 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

'oNhfkyATiyI STATE COMMITTEE. The
N'h>eIyalHc Slate Committee will meet at
we LAch@nge Hotel at ) O'Clock this after
Loon.
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NEW FALL GOODS to be exhibited at LEVY BRO
THEIRS on Friday.
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Death, OF the Irish s,,ap.

NEH YeEE, September 29.--Ned O,B,,d-
wip, the Irish giant, who was shot in a bar.
room Monday night, died this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

SILVER GOODS, for bridal and anniversary gifts,
at G.. GENNET'S. 1901 Main street
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FOR CHEAP BOOTS and SHOES OIL alt Kliips c"ii .,
PAGES, 900 Main street, between MINI anu
Tenth. ...r
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LEVY BROTHERS store will be reopened to-
morrow, as usual.
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LEVY BROTHERS store Is closed to- day.

Just received at PAGES, 9o9 Main street, another
lot OF those cheap n-gai:ers for ladies.
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Go TO HERMAN BoSCIIES & BROTHERS, to hav
your shoes or boots male. A fit guaranteed.
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7r.Tns AND rEAsys.

THE LADIES OF THE CLAl.s shkEsEm f.ss.a,
"a. prIsT MISSION Corner AZ arld Il SIandm "a an 81
prspared .Aaa I. a aaa NV be nsesssar
y, a,ify ann jraius for tnei, chapes ,S ,,,oo, ,,,
: Vii not eyesy friend Of The eanis ara
this nos,,- effort by giving fhem cth. -, .a Yoa Z
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Ireland.
RlcOpS SUBSlgED.

~ ENEUUS 81 IbSKLE<O.
LONDON. September 2e.-The floods at
Cork hdEe subsidized. Several persons are
believed to have been drowned. The damage
to the crops in L'ugiom,- Kerry, and TIP
perary are enormous.
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