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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENErTT OF THR
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1875
LIST OF GIFTR-
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100, OOO
Prize of Tickets

NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100, ,OOO
Price OF Tickets.
10 -
quarters "
Eighths, or each Coupon. 2 50
Five and one halfTickets %
Eleven TICKETS ~ y
The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature OF Virginia and the
Circuit Court OF Orange county, proposes, By Q
series Of Grand Glft Concerts, to establish and en-
dow . " Home for the Old, Inhrm and Destitute
Ladies OF Virginia At MehtDelier, the former res
idence of President James Madison.
trustees six of whom elected bienniSlly BY the
stockholders and two appointed by the Governor Of
Remittances for tickets may be made BY express
prepaid, post once money order on WGsAinRton.
b, c., or By registered letter, addressed to
HON. JAMES BARBECUE,
PreS't u. II. II. A, Alexandra, Va.
References, BY permission: His Excelleney Jas.
l.. kemper, Governor OF Nirginia; his ExeeIea-
ey Gilbert o. WSlker, ex-Goyernor OF Va; Hon.
Rebt- Z. Withers, Lieut.. Governor ofVa., and u.
Eastern District OF virginia: Senators and Mem
6erS Of Congress from Virginia.
For fun uarticulsrs, testimoniAls, &C., sand for
eii'"'~.' HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
President N. +. Il. A., AexAndriA, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
For fuII Information apply to JOHN q. HEM
DERSON, 7l9 Market space, over = g.. Davis
store. and At 214 Sixth street northwest. apis n
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DYJ. r. WORMLEY,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctl onesr,
I5Il Pennsylvania avenue.

II
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctl onesr,
I5ll Pennsylvania avenue.
JRUsTEE's SALE OF UNIMPROvED r Pop
ERTY ON g STREET, BE ErWEEN THIA.O
AND FOURTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
by virtue of q deed OF trust dated september 6,
A. D. 1872, and duly recorded in Liber No; 757, TO-
lie No. A. of the land records of the District
of Columbia, and at the written request of the
party secured thereby. Will sell at public auction,
In front Of the premises, to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, June Z, A. ID. 1877. at O'Clock p. m,
all that cert In real estate known and described by
the plat or plans Of shlugt1n city, D. o., as the
east half OF lot No. 3 in square No. 795, having .
front Of 25 feet, by a depth of. 100 feet. ,
Terms: One third cash: balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, bearing interest ~ eight per
cent. per annum, and secured by deed trust upon
the property sold. A deposit of fifty dollars will
be required Of purchaser at time OF sale. Ifterns
of sale are not complied with in seven days after
sale the trustee the right to resell the pr0o
erty the risk and cost the defaulting purchaser
COnyeYancinS at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM ". WHITE, Trustee.
my27-ThN&ds j. T. wORMLEY, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
TIL MONDAY, June H. 1879, on account of the
rain, same hour and place.
WILLIAM W. WHITE. Trustee
j. L. WORMLEY.
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| DY b. n. WARNER,
| ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal BuildiaK, corner Seventh and z sps. n, W.

TNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT AUCG.O
On FRIDAY MORNING, June II, 1875, It 10
O'Clock. and EVENING. at o clock, I will Sc
establishment No. l2SS Pennsylvania avenue. CIR
ner Thirteenth street, 4 large collection of gold
and silver Watches, JeWelry, Clothing, &c.
AL gOOjS which have been pAWued over four
months are included in this sale.
TeIms cash. L. aEIOENHEINER.
NORTH AUGENSTElN,
ieo-St
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DYB. II. WARMER,
D Real Estate Brohe[ and hue11RRSSI 1S Sts NV,
THE RFAuTIFTu, AND ELEGANT RESI-
DFNCE, WITH GROUNDS, BOUNDED Sh
sEVRNfH AND EIGHTH, FREpEbhalygAA AtaSR AZ
HEIGHTs' KNOWN AS THE ROBINSON
PLACE, COMMANDING A VIEW OE Ih6
WHOLE SURROUNDING COUhFkh' Al
on THURSDAY, June 1c, A. d. 1875; at 6:o
o. clock will offer for sale, in mont oil the
Uses, this very desirable piece OF properly:
Is ON the place handsome Brick Residence lEO y
ing on Eighth street, with all the mouern CVnIS tn
nieuces, water, gas, &C., large stable anu SiT
ment for hostler: and the grounds are DeauIiuILy
laid ont with rare fruit trees, eYerSreens anu
ers This Is, without exception, the most deslEst
BILE ri ace for a residence in the DlStrlcL: PtHS "a
dAy of sale st the premises, showing tue huhOeE VI
feet contained in the square.
Terms made known on day OF tsalS.
lei T. T. COLDWELL. Salesman.
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CITY ITEMS.
"rrvE MINUTES FOR RzvREsHxEzrs." "


"FIyE MINUTES FOR REPRES4NENTs."
Everybody who has travelled by railroad has
heard the above announcement, and has probably
suffered from eating too hastily, thereby sowing
the seed Of dyspepsia. IL Is comfort to know
that the Peruvian Syrup will cure the worst
easesof dyspepsia, as thousands have testified
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THOSE SUFFERING FROM
BALDNEss, FALLING OF THE HAIR, TETTRa Or
ANY SCALP DISEASE.
DR.. Madison, sole proprietor of Dr. Kings Balm
ThiTS street. and will examine All cases free Of
charge for the first week.
Terms, no cure, no pay: Zach case EgarsStsed- M
to 10 and from 4tO6
"HRALING on THE WINGS"
say all who have made use OF DR.. FistGr's BaLsdH
Of Wild Cherry, and by such use been cured Of
coughs, eolds, bronchitis, sore throst influenza OF
cor sumption. The prudent always keep tbs
bottle-large bottles much the cheaper.
MAGNOLIA SALT SULPHUR WATER cures dTs-
ScHEILER s PiNKARD, Druggists,
Al Pennsylvania avenue, wholesale Agsnt1.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD ON EASY TERMS BY
W. S. TAPPAN, AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
II you want PApRRHAYarNss or W1xLoW
SHADES of the latest styles and LOWEST PRICps
to TUBMAN, 4l3 Ninth street. He employs the
best Workmen, and guarantees satisfaction In his
work.
Go TO $1,000
Invested In Stocks and Gold pays 100 per cent. a
month Send fer particulars Tumbridgs & Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
THURsToH'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDM
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and ths breath sweet.
Twenty-Five 1ad hfty centi per bottle.
JoUYSN's IHoDoEoUs KID-GLo7I OLIAHR
will renoTats soiled gloves thoroughly aud
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoN's PoHADR OPrIMz Is equal to the
best French, and but half the price. THsnty-hVO
and hfty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRKNeTHENINa PLAsTKRS are the
Vsry bsst- All sold BIZ druggists.
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ETTHOMHs E. WAGGAMAN,

10y THOMAS e. WAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate AuctORecr, 5I9 Seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FIRST-CLAss
By VII tue Of a deed OF trust from Albert Grant
and wife, dated MAY twenty-nine, eighteen hum
Records for Washin gton county in the District OF
Columbia, in LIber No. CAS-, folio 4g2, and by the
% m 5sf5y 5 3
at four 10 O'Clock p; NJ, offer for sale at public
SdtP, ali that parcel q gFoGnd In I the cty Of
Washington, in the District Of Columbia, and de-
recorded SUBDIVISION Of SQUARE nHmbered seven
hundred and sixty, G Co. improved By desirable
Terms Of sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
twenty-four (2Ij mouths, with Interest semi-snnd-
& Se and tG e S BY The
property, drawn and executed to the satisfaction
may be paid in cash at theoptIon OF the purchaser
Adep9sit Of three hundred dollars teS % will be
angling and recording at the cost Sfthe purchaser.
Eve days from the day Of sale ihe trustees rese rye
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
r T TFsF ten nts
Il. fGHN T. fiIsE, =; MCPHERSON Trustees.
nh2o-MwF&ds
R+THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
place: iITS 8! I. FifEEl p ifhE;EEhEHsOS' Trustees.
TTHE PCRcHASERAT THE EABOYE-NEN-
toned sale having failed to comply with the terms
of sale IS above ADJ ertised the AboYe-described
nj estate will be offered for sale at his risk and
cost on FRlDA1 the 1lth day of June, 1915, at the
any - JOIN p: MCPHERSON, Jrru,,os..
HI PAINE,
DY b. H. WARNER,
p Real Estate Broker Z, and AustIonesFs
Federal Buildings corner 81 seventh and streets
BRICh DWELLING on TIE EAST SIDE OF
EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN U AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated April 9, A. d.
the land records for the District OF ColumbI and
at the request OF the party secured thereby, we
will sell at public auction, in front Of the prem
m, the following de SC ri6ed real estate situate IN
the city ef Washington ID. C.. to Wit:All that GER
tain piece parcel of ground known lad de crIbed
square numbered four hundred and twenty-five,
(4.2,) beginning for the re at point on Eighth
street west distant hfty (J0) feet north from the
southwest corner OF said lot numbered four, al
and running thence due east ninety-dve (5 feet 70
q ten-foot alley, thence north along said alley
twenty COZ feet, thence due west nInety-nye (95)
feet to Eighth street west thence south twenty (20
feet to the place OF beginning, together with the
Terms Of sale: One fourth in cash; balance At
six, twelve and eighteen months, WitI Interest at
trust on the property sold. A deposit OF 500 will
be required at time OF sale. All eonveyanctng At
purchasers cost If terms OF sale are not complied
with in seven days the trustees reserve the right to
sell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
-A"-' p WfLLfSM sTickNEY, lTrustse. T,,,.ea''
GEO. II. PLANT, AruSbeeS'
res-TuThs&ds.
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PY DUNCANSON BROS,
I'D AnctIOneers and Commission Merchants

DT DUNCANSON BROS,
- AuctiOneerS and Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner of Ninth and streets northwest.
ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE, GOOD WILL AND
EiNIEREs, CoHNTERS, Plated SHOW
CASES, &c, OF THE MALAGA FRUIT CON-
PASl, NO. 4OS NINTH STREET NORTH
WEST. At AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, June Il, at II
CLOCK me- we Will sell at public auction, An en-
tirety, the entire stock Of the above Wel-knOWn
establishment, In part cOmpri ing: Foreign and
Domestic Fruits. the GUed VIII and Fixtures
Plated and other show and Wall Cases and
Counters. &C. &c.
Sale peremptOry and terms cash.
DUNCANS0N BROS,
iPq-FMWGds AUctIOuPerS
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sSA All goods Will be sold len with R. Fulton
over three months. a4 Ninth street, near Penn
sylvanla avenue, Je5
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uHRGr1NG oyTHE wINss.r

say all who have made use OF DR.. FistGr's BGLsd11
Of EiId Cherry, and by such use been cured Of
coughs eolds bronchitis, sore throat, influenza OF
cor sumption. The prudent always keep this
standard remedy by them. Fifty cents and 81 =
bottle-large bottles much the cheaper.
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NATIONAL THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 10 1s
AUCTION SALES.
To-Day.

pY WIN. L. WALL q CO., AuettOneerS
d New Marble Building.
Nos 300 and 9o2 Penna. ave., cor. OF Ninth street
PEREMPTORY SALE OF NEW AND SECOND
HAND FURNITURE REMOYED To OUk
SALESROOM FOR CONNE NIENCE OF SALE.
On THURSDAY MORHIHG, June 10, 1870, COM
meAclng at 10 O'Clock, We VIII sell, on dbe nrsI
floor Of our salesroom, lArgeIot ofFurniture.
Walnut Chamber suites. - ,
Parior Suits, in Reps, ferries, and Hair Cloth.
Walnut WardrobeS and Book Cases.
Bureaus, harble-top Tables.
Bedsteads, walnut and Oak Dlners.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE -.
Bedsteads ard Bureaus, Mattre sesr CotIage
Sets, MaTble-top Tables, Extension ana sue
Tables, Tea Poys, GrOCke J, Pictures, CURTAINS
and Cornlces, Body and Top Brussels and Ingram
Carpets, &C., &c.
sale peremptory, . cO
Terms cash. WIN. l.. wall SO:.
jeq-T AucllOneeEs.
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MAGNOLIA SALT SULPHUR WATER cures dTs
pepsIa and kidney disease.
SCHELLER & PINKARD, Druggists,
All Pennsylvania avenue, wholesale AgenEa
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Missouri State LotteriesI

Address for Tickets and Circulars
MURRAY, MILLER q CO., !
P. o. Box PAS, st. Louis, Mo.
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Everybody who has travelled by railroad has
heard the above announcement, and has probably
suffered from eating too hastily, thereby sowing
the seed Of dyspepsia. IL is q comfort to know
cases Of dyspepsia as thousands have testified.
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II you want PAPRRHASarNss or WINLo1
SHADES of the latest styles and LOWEST PRIUPs,
goto TUBNAN, 4l3 Ninth street. He employs the
best Workmen, and guarantees satisfaction In hIs
work.
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DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD ON EASY TERMS BY
W. 5. TAPPAN, AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
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o1o TO $1,000
Invested In Stocks and Gold pays 100 Der cent. a
month Send fer particulars. Tumbridgs q Co.,
Bankers, Wall street, New York.
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Central ave- S0and imp ..:..... ........
nue..
Sheriff road. ~ ........ ........i........
Hamilton road 4. K........... ........
Good HOpe and imp. ,,,,,,..
road.
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Deaths.

Died OH the II OF ;'clob@r. S7o, ii his parents
residpucr, NO. 32o2 y Williamsburg avenue, j 4 MIS-
"A RbiNSOk, irfiiIt son oi john ana Margaret
Grimes aged liirl,ca months and fifteen DAYS.
Tender She ph-rd thou hast slil'd
Now Thy NH" lambs brief weeping.
All how peaceful pale, and mild
~ Its narrow ':cd lis sleeping;
And no signs az anguish
IIeave that little bosom more.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited 10 attend the iunera. THIS friday AFTER
NOON al 3 o'clocS.
Died, Thursday morning, October. Z, attweaty
minutes of o'c'ocy. of tuterculosi-, LUTHER
ERBY, infant son ct ". K. BIouut; aged nineteen
months and seven Gays
from The Presbytcr'au church.
Died, in this city, Thursday. October 7th at half
past 2 O'Clock, JOHN CLASH, in The seventy-hiil
year of his age.
Hi. funeral will take place THUS DAY (Fridly)
October Stn, at n'ciCck. from 81. Peters cathe-
drai. His friends ana arqusiutances, ard those OF
his SONS, are Invited 10 attend.
Died, suddenly, on Ne nesday, October 6. S75
At Salem. In the couuv OF Jtetourt, Va, ALFktL
Penn, Esq, Of New Orleans, La.
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" The Country Safe. 4"

We want to say, now that we knsw more
about it, that we feel conscious sense of
safety and even serenity that we have heen a
stranger to for long time. We know
that several gentlemen distinguished for
their fine judgment and virtue have
taken the city under their protection,
and extended their solicitude and watch
fuiness to the State itself. We feel as
sured tha. things cannot now go awry. We
feel as happy as the Judge In "7he Arkan.
sas Trapelter," Just after he has taken a
drink, and we can't help excaiming, "The
country's safo."
This l. happy condition of things. These
Kind gentlemen, SO public spirited and 50
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capable. could not iustte1r snatnr' peF'h's
public affairs to go wrong. They have not
the hearts to permit anything Of the k'oo.
They are remarkable for their kno"ieose o.
men aud their practical sense about pu'.'e
matters. Above all, they are distinguished
for their copciliatory dispositions. IL never
was known that they failed by genleness
and persuasiveness to heal differences anu
harncuize discords. Tn as many WORDS as IL
takes 10 express It. they never failed TO prIose
the chasm of party division.
It's good thing for US all when s"ch
par,y of gentlemen come forward 10 rescue
the city from the terrible effects Of s'gos'
cond ne" ard "da mutiny." We feel a
deco desire for their "propitiatioutness."
We imagine that no trouble will block ur
their path SAFE the cont!ibution-bCX. We
trus. they will have better sense than to take
up q collection to "delrage" the expenses
of the campaign. Some of their most useIu
members, We fear, would leave the organlzi
ton if required to " donate" five dollars to
the cause
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A Word to independents.

From the Chatham IrlbuIe.l
The day has passed when aspiring !ndlvl'
duals can without ruinous di5crtdlt 10
themselves refuse to al ide by the rules ana
regulations Of the Conservative party. lhcy
cannot afford to depart from the require
mcn.S of an organization to whose decision
ttev have submitted their claims. A posi-
ton as independents will not do. 1t Is no.
thing more than an alliance with the eucfhy
that must bring upon them the scorn OF lleir
fellyw.citizens, whom they are attempting
to deceive and betray. There cannot De any
neutral ground in canvass IKE inc one
in which we are now engaged. DE that Is
no. for uS is against us, and VII DE so re-
,artcd. The cry of anlmoslty, &c', "ncre
ones aspiralions are not successful III rcceiS'
irr nomination in 4 convention is utterly
DIaycd out. Expectations based upon rea-
sans so shallow and groundje>s. whether
truc or not, mus. fall still.born. PittsylVa
n,9 certainly should have no dcsertcrs from
the tl.g. Those who do not wish 10 roo>t
loyy hereafter upon the political pole WI ne
oct 10 remain in harness whether IL gals or
NOT. Let Us have triumph at the ldes OF
November WORTHY OF the cause.
r.. j. LamkiD, the repudiator, Is an lnuc-
pcudelt candidate in Pitts!lvania.]
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STIRLING, AuRESS & Co.-Undar the bauk-
rul.; law mercantile house can DC throWn
INFO involuntary banhrup.cy at the eXplra-
ton OF forty days after lis failure. 10 the
case of Stirling, Ahrens & Co. the forty days
eyrire to-day. Though the arrangement
mixing Mes,rs. Robert r. Baldwin and
Henry James trustees has not been consum-
mu,ed, YET it is stated that enough signatures
OF creditors have been gotten 10 secure the
tirG from being thrown Into bankruptcy.
IL j.. probable that the deed of assignment
will he recorded in day or two Baltimore
A,nerlcaH IN
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prorlrABLE SuEpp CULTURE. &. {.
Hsuuau last year had fl)ck OF III y-t"o
eve, from which during this season he has
raised >ixty-two lambs. They were OF the
Cot>wold and Southdown breeds. Of these
Mr.. Hluuah has sold twenty-five lambs at
three dollars apiece, has bis crop OF WOOL
and bountifu supply OF mutton ali sum
mer. Here was capital Invested oil SLOW
which Melted al least $3.50 in cash besides a
bouutpous supply OF provision for the family.
Who wi'l say there is not profit III sheep
raisiu. = Charlotte Gazette.
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Some two weeks ago Mr.. W. T. James.
on, Of the delegates from that LFrauklinl
county 10 the last General Assembly, an
poupccd himself IN independent Conserva'
tive candidate for rejection, although bis
rama bad been submitted to the convent on
O. hirh nominated Mcssrs Greer aud Powell,
his successful competitors. AS an excuse
for his present course he alleges that fraud
and trickcry were rcsortcd 10 for defeating
hitD.
ron Claiborne, Republican leader OF
the county, has also announced n'msall an
jndcreuGcnt candidate for the House OF Del
y,les.-DqnviUe Register.
Tine SINE excuse everywhere, and the
same support from Radicals
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The Ohio Election.

On Tuesday Ohio winds up her active and
vigorous political canvass with her election
for State officers. The campaign has been
o!e Of the most spirited and able that has
ever been conducted in the State. That old
nun Of wonderful endurance and physical
and mental force Governor ALLEN has &C.
Quilted himself in Il style perhaps unprece-
dcured. He is a man Of powerful voice and
strong Intellect. He never missed an APP
continent, and never failed 10 be heard. he
ha, made proyerbal the phrase "tog-horp,
once used by himself, and to which his voice
Ia, been aptly compared. He has performed
tel.s of public speaking that will fully ac.
oui. him of any charge of delinquency II The
Sta . is lost to the Democrats.
: no RECOMMENDATION on both sides has been
presented with al! sorts Of variations. From
ScnusZ's polished rhetoric to MoRToS's
obi5ody shirt the Republicans have
e,suvtd TO cal! back straggIers and reform
their party. Governor ALLEN has battered
the Radical ramparts hy his strong common
sea>e and bis vigorous enumeration of the
c)r.uptions and outrages OF the Radical
Government. pENDLEToN, in bis impeluouS
style, has leaped over the Notifications and
driven The enemy before him. KELLEY and
CURTIN, from Pennsylvania, have reIaforced
tn Ohio orators, and the whole ground has
bccn well gone over.
AS to the result, weare not over sanguine !;
bl. we shall nevertheless be disappointed if
Ohio does not give the Democrats victory.
There was a strong effort at the beginning
OF the campaign to give the foremost place
70 a seetsrian issue, but to great extent 1t
failed. The public showed too deep an in
tcrest in the currency question, and that ar d
the corruptions Of the Government were
almost exclusively the issues of the battle.
But if Ohio goes Republican, what then
It will be the commencement of trouble
The eclat will be monopolized by GRANT
He will be sure to think it was his "long
speech" that did 1t; just as the lunatic inns.
gined that q storm at sea, in which several
vessels were lost, was caused by bis whist.
ling.
The result will be construed into grand
triumph for GRANT and the "thrd term"
Your BLAINKs, and DAwEsEs, and Wilson's,
and such, will sink little lower, and all the
Republican opposers of the "third term /"
will lind that their work has to be done
over again. They will learn how hard it is
10 fight the power and patronage CT the
President. The victory will be one which
the Republican party may see good reas, to
deplore.
But, still, we have faith in Ohio. aud be-
llcye that the Radicals will be saved from
such trouble.
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ToBAcc ,-BARNS BuHytD.-LoWSriN", Oc-
tober 6. FIVE tobacco.narns III Robertson
county, Tenn. hay" been burned during the
uast wreH. involving loss If 10000 pounds
of Tobacco. Tee C0uricr-JOurnaPS special
SAYS: Tie fires were 0cca>lcncd By gases
evolved iram the tobacco by peculiar almo-
spneric pncnom"nl.
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Ne a RgsE aasA,S.

Married In cu,pcpcr. Va. by i;ev. j. i. Taylor,
AT the r-sidcl4ce 81 tn" brirs father. On he cr'-
Mug ST "Wednesday. October 9Th, "r. REL ErN ..
HUDSON 10 Aii-s AMANDA r.. M III, daughter
OF Peter {. Saith, 80; all Of tu'pcper.
Married, al Chris ct,urch, Warm Springs. Va. ON
The g. h instant. Il, tic Rev Il. -. MsCn K. =. g
RAE, ESD OF Fay t;eylile, y. C.. 10 AIiss DORA '.
DEAUEkICk. OF Edth county. Va.
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GUPPER AND MUSIC.

The ladies of the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH will give
CHOICE ENTERTAINMENT
on FRIDAY NIGHT, October 9Th, at the church.
DISTINGUISHED SINGER from Georgfa, aesist-
g afy the musical tastes OF friends, while the
aaies OF the church will fully supply the wants Of
THE INNER MAN.
/. Tickets for all, only 81. To he bad at Nowlan
Co.'s and at Sleight & Howaro's. &C TAT
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HoE. WocD BoULDIN.--We regret 10 learn
that this gentleman has been suffering from
illness. at his residence. in this county. On
Monduv he was somewhat imprcying.-
Cb1rlnfie Gazette.
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CONCERTS.
PERSONAL.

disappeared, ON OR ABOUT THE
~ 9th IF Scnicnbcr. CHARLES a. HOLMES. a
Young man about twenty. seven wears of age: about
live feet nine or ten inches high: sandy hair ana
side viii skcrs last seen on his way from King
u iiIiam COUNTY to Richmond. Any information
Of him vii he thankfully received and belally re-
wardQd by his friends. address
WILLIAM ID. POLLARD.
West Point;
orWILLIAM NJ. G AIRY, SE.,
oc S.l,* King William Courthouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-08
apES,IE7, lsUEIS1cs
ME- MONSTER STOCK-CLOTHS A. "
CASSIMEREs FOR GENTLEMEN
AND BOYS.

T.R. PRICE & co.
English, French and Virginia made
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERkS
ever shown In southern market !; to which special
attention Is called.
ENGLISH BEAVER. CLOTHS for overcoas-backs'
EsGI,IsH LIAGOShLs for suits and ovcrcoats;
RIACK and CoLOHKD DoE-K1S (best frehcV'
Fancy CHECK aud PLAIN CAsSIMERES:
Boys CASSIMERES, Soc, 71c.' 10 T1'oo,
BOYS TWEED CASSIM EHEs; 49,, ,.o.,.
FnrScu PANT PATTERHs, SO to II pattern
Superior American PANT PATTERSs' 9f ~ - "
pattern:
VIRGINIA 6 4 OyERCaAT1SGS; u
VIRGINIA 3-4 SUITISGS, every grade' al u. s on
living profits. -