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LOCAL.
,ENrRAL COMMITTEES.
oNitN1zlNa stALpEK cIuns.
The Republican City md County Central Com-
mtttrcs held u meeting yesterday afleriaon at lie.
ruhllcAn Headquarters, corner of Lake mud C1nrk
streets, with rol. Abner Taylor In The char. Cnl.
lossis sclarncr submitted tho following repott IN
regard 10 the organization IT "Scaiper" climbs
cir 3 rs$s II H. t .,:Is's y IL
.'f!!sE ;n,i :s ,f'Tis ,a s !Sa' y and County
nr Il IT, sG oTns ss a Gs "a "ay "a n ;s,! "s
l,ssa paryy. !nt9 ss!Aui'.t"y organizations ID be
ysS: ,s s::;; ,{s 4; ss ~ ,$
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s S1 a r en- @ at ID ] ss rf9s X s . srft
p1SsS IT.. Il f thHs s %a' s,s"s' e Of os
III, av ;Ss oe; ey e t III sa s''si . Ct ,s sy Il
rasi @ . Ss WITH. ihsfrf ill., yo;'scs @ @ h'4rfsal,sr hhl
t: ssSts = yfiF; T q Il; Is
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orFxsd ss s III avs @ s Il ereS IT. s a hs
rs nIrt. II sr III ~ e Ss"f o t. ~ s,y =" r.,
an s'.ree 1 days ottcs q ts tf'S n Sn g|asc q .ls
ii .ur iiicrtisig .h.i'. by !lIt' elect e%i,ater,.
nanrr Fiji In thi"f III nM uIys,n ,utI,,an,,fa III s',i ~,
spssiycly appnin, tcir fta1 1rsrs a,d ,aku rsaft
c"rps viii e regarded Is orFaised and ready for tho
"%s!ss x,s xGs s 1%,s; .sss,s ,9t hs
tlun 10 XIV if,rn1tIon us,t tr ntAn uf organiss.
!tsn ct - ss!! th ansrttay: H. thl. sspott prsit!.
si.as ES;%Essai:ai!sSs W ,s:srs!:, t.s;.
'S * }%1 II ny 1 sn s na vii xt, xt s
Witrcf. and tio Krphlisan caaso aId LIKE van "a.
rrn,ly.
Col. seharner ntatr, Tint tte Committee hare
which would ii.c!te system Of rivalry in war,ls
md towns as ia whct. gould get up tlu largest
| and brlsatles.
| Mr.. Avery wanted to know what suggested tho
nane nf "scalprr."
litter,
expense lid been cousitorcd.
III. Iso"t. u, LcGalf of ti,u State Central Com.
mi1lcc suggested thnt tumcthing ought 10 bc lunp
In the wuy of organizing
TOIsCHkEjllr COMPANIES,
Tie thought fhc young men ougbt to do /. them-
selves. Tic wond not limit the nurnbrr III q COM
| Mny 70 twenty. lie thought that aheFo should
soulu fnri!lcs discussion followed.
TIE NAME.
| Col. Ahncr Taylor srvccstct! the namo or .tnay-
Su,no othcrs suggested s'Centcnniol Ltbrrty
| HoyA"
Sir. ,llrayton moved Ia stfke ont tho .nn1ncs Of
tinaris." ''S '''' ~' A''' ''E's'
Mr.. Elough sneRested Tint tho report he laid over
tien. Julius While thnught tha Organization,
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s. Orr San sronY ANOTHER DoRY oSTHE |
ATI.ASTrc-A SUPPOSED ROMANTIC ELofh-
MrsT.-We have theory that another h,ry I
besides the Centennial Is attempting 10 Eiake
the passage across the Atlantic, ana tnat
this accounts Tor the conflicting reports CON
eerninr CAPTAIN johnson, IN the Sentgn-
n;al. 'rhe craft is OF the same general u >
scrintion rs the Centennial and is called .he
brittle. and was spoken In latitude 4Oo az,
longitude e7o 1Oi, partially disable d. In
snnnort OF this theory Is the state .aent OF
the master OF the schooner Ne snort, ct
Windsor, Nova Scotia, from Jew York,
whose vessel was boarded by t Ae master. OF
the Brittle July 10th, III laf .s,aae 40 30<,
longitude 67o 49,. The capt ain Of the New
bort reports that IL o'clocfi on the morning
Of the 10th. The sighted a small boat, under
SAIL about sixteen feet keel and sloop-rig-
ged. AT first Sight two persons were appa-
rent, but on nearer approach one disappear
ed" The little vessel was completely
decked, having br.e small hatchway amid
ships. The individual in command OF the
boat MADE signal indicating that he wish.
cd to board us. had my vessel laid to. He
came on boar q, made fast his line, and
walked rapidly aft to the quarterback. He
shook hands with me, and asked the course
to England. I told him he would never
reach England in his cockle-shell. he
laughed, and said, ooh, yes, he would
took him to the cabin to show
him the chart, but he was so nervous and
excited that he appeared not to under,
stand anything I told him. His general
movements and looks were OF the most slls-
picious character. I asked what he was
doing so FUR from land in so small a boat.
He said that he was eight days out from
New York, had run away, and was bound
for England. He staid on board about ten
minutes, and having shaken hands left pre-
cipitatcly, and wished to be reported. He
gave his name as Charles Mattheson. The
boat was clinker-built. My impression at
the time was that the second person was Z
lady and the adventure an elopement. II
they persevcre in steering for the British
Islands they will too probably spend the re,
maindcr of their honeymoon deep down
under the waters Of the Atlantic."-Cdpe
Ann Advertiser.
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AUCTION GALEAe.-TYHtnre Day..
by Lancaster 81 Lueke,
stock and Real Estats Brokers,
Z state Bank Buildings

COMMISSIONERS SAL e AT AUG
ROAD 70 ubg FHRooPfERTY ii cHEsTEKFIELp5, GoJN.
s,S Of q Re ssres 81 rendered ss on
and others trustees the Clover Hill
By aaId Decree By public auction
Office Of Lancaster Lucke, ILL Mnn ssleei,
In III sz q Ee the Of s epemoes
m Enosq as the
field, consisting OF NINE HUNDRED AND MiHE-
TYouR ACRES u fee stmple and sG}NNE E THEHVH;
ACRES IN nv which the Clover Hin Company lolds
CHTNERY and PLEIENTs gs ed ,h e With;
is twenty miles in length running from ClGve t
Hill Mines to Osbornc's, on james river; with al us
R2ABER s1 RRaRvEs AZ osBoRSE and
coal RGsERVoiR All Of the above property
sold as whole and Lists ot fn Sae to to all
who desire to Inspect them -, III.
The terms of sale Will be- S1S4o p AZ ON ny !
sI aa fs e sso On the G day q
1915: $40 on the 1st day Of July ;s1i5sao
9n .hS day of july 1875 and as to the balance Of
such purclasemoney, one third thereof shall be PAID
in cash one third thereof in SIX months, ana one
third thereof in twelve months-such deferred pay
ments to be secured by negotiable notes OF the puf
chasers With approved endorsers to be secured by
decd of trust on the property.
p And at the same time and place shall also sell
by public auction, and under the authority Of the
SINE decree. ONE LOCOMOTIVE, THIRTY IRON
COAL-CARS, TEN GoND0LAS, Two BOX
CARS, ONE SECOND CLASS PASSENGER-CAR
This rolling stock Is now in use on the Clover h
desiring to purchase. The terms of sale will be one
third cash; one third credit Of six months; and
ono third on credit Of twelve months said deferred
payments to be evidenced BY negotiable notes OF the
purchasers. with approved cndorsers, and secured
by q deed of trust on the property.
8. A TRACT OF PARTIALtY-TlMBERE
LAND known as "TizZard's,n and lying near the
mines. containing FIVE HUNDRED AND M TIIlR;;
TY-THREE AND A HALE ACRES. the mineral
rights being reserved. they not belonging to the
Glover Hill Company.
The terms OF sale will bc cash sufficient to pay
debt of about 81 200 and as to the balance IN two
cuttul payments-one ut six months and one at
twelve n0nts-cvidenced by the note or bond OF the
purchaser, and secured by deed OF trust Oh the
property. ,,, !,
shown through the works by the managers ut Glover
Hill.
Trains leave Byrd-Strect depot at 1:20 P. NJ: Mon
lay Wednesday,. and Friday. Train leaves Clover
Hill at 6:I5 A. N. Monday, "Wednesday: and Friday
JAMES X. WERTH.
al S-tds Special Commissioner.
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TIE SMALLEST CHURCH N ENGLAND
Washable, little parish in England, has
the smallest church IN that country, and it
is q very diminutive affair. 1t has but eight
pews, and yet is capable OF accommodating
double the population Of the district. The
rector opens the church himself and rings
the bell. Then he dons his ecclesiastical
robes in the presence OF his congregation.
There is no musical instrument in the
church, and the minister leads the singing.
His sermons are very short-a recent one
occupying only seven and a half minutes in
its delivery. Two services are held every
Sunday; and this rector, clerk, precentor,
sexton, bcll-ringer and church-warden, all
combined in one, receives for the perform
ance of his varied duties the modest little
salary Of about $500.
In comparison with this item OF salary the
income OF the Bishop OF Rochester, who
has Just been appointed to the new Sec OF
st. Adams, looks mountainous. 1t viii!
amount to $4,000.
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GR 8
RrcHMoxD AND PETERsBuKG IsAILRoADt
COMPANY. =

" q CoHPANY. 81
tTYoMMENCING JUNE 4th, 1876, trains
" ON this road win ran as follows - 81 .
LEAVE. RICHMoyD SOUTH.
-6:10 Al. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
). dayJ, connecting Cor ali points South
and West Eeeping-car attached runs
through 70 Weldon.
for all points South and West Pas
81 sengers taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg FOL
q Norfolk, and at Norfolk with splendid
Daytime steamers for Baltimore, Phil
adelpbia, and New York. Fare rs low
us by any other line.
$40 P. M., FREIGHT daily Except Sunday, with
q, coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3O A. b., FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sum
dayl, with coach attached.
1l:44 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
1886 P. NJ. T :fii MAIL daily except Sum
dayl, connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for sill points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached, running through
to baltimore. Also making close con-
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West.
The 5:10 A. NJ train from Richmond, ana me I:3o
p. NJ train from Petersburg, VIII stop at gil statoES
This Is the only ,iue with double daily tatns making
close cenne, Tor n Charleston, Columbia, Augusts
Savannah, and the South.
Glover M Pss says Rsch ,nS ER a.
DAYS.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
jc A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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~ don'tsee how you can have been work
ing all day like 4 horse" exclaimed the wife
Of lawyer, her husband having declared
that he had been thus working. DWELL, my
DEAR" he replied, "I've been drawing q
conveyance all day, anyhow"
The first kiss OF love, although it sets a
mans soul riding bareback through his sys-
tenn, cannot be compared with the ecstasy
which she feels when, for the first time, she
welts him over the manly brow with a
crimping iron.-Broohiyn argus.
The hcgira Of the potato-bug to England
is proper retaliation for that corlntry's re-
fusaI to eXtradite Winslow. Now let the
English commentators take up the case
Philadelphia Bulletin.
81 hain't hcern one this year." laments
Mrs. Darlington, "not one Bacchanalian
sermon -
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7 IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND
4 GUARDIANS.
MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.

Pareuts I'm quest OF. frst-cass school for their
daughters win do we'll to investigate the claims Of
department of female education MOUNT DE
CHANTAL ranks pre-eminently high. Great atten-
ton Is given to perfect the pupils in writing and
speaking French with fuency For those sufficiently
advanced t Is the language OF their recreation hours
The puritr Of accent and correctness Of pronuncla
ton acquired in this institution have long been
nown for the superiority In music Is so widespread
as to have made this Academy almost national one
One feature In particular that should recommend
MOUNT DE C4ANTAL to the sensible parent Is
the influence exercised 10 form the pupils to views
and habits Of economy, and to render them really
practical and useful women of society In after years
Simplicity OF dress Is enforced by rule.
These facts, united TO the exceedingly moderate
We trust secure to this school large and desirable
patronage In the future as 1t has enjoyed In the
past. fs's% ..gsf.2s
For further particulars apply for prospectus to
the Directress OF Mount de Chantal Academy or the
Visitation, near Wheeling, W. Va. ty 1-3m
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Said mother to her little son: "There
your toes are out Of your stockings again /;
seems to me they wear out in q hurry
Giving comical leer, be said, "Do you
know why stockings wear out hrst at the
toes?" emo" Z. Because toes wriggle,
and heels don't.''
William Purple undertook last night to
divert chair from It's legitimate uses and
render 1t available as a wife-queller. "Fair
Science frowned not on his humble birth -
but " Melancholy marked him for her own. .
and policeman observing the brand took
him In Norloieh Ratletin. -. -,
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BY George +. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Bank street next 10 custom-housc.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY DE-
l. SIRABLE RIVER FARM IN POWHATAN
COUNTYzBy virtue Of \ deed of trust dated JAM
uary l. 1875, executed by L. T. Stevenson. duly re-
corded In Powatan County Court clerks office, haT-
ing been requested by the bcneficiaries therein,
shall proceedto sell ut public auction. Oh the prem
Uses, on FRIDAY the 25th day of August, SIG, ut
O'Clock Z. NJ. that DESIRABLE FARM situated
in the county of Powhatan: upon James river,
twenty-five miles from Richmond city. on the River
road called "Spring Valley" containing 255 Is
ACRES. with improvements, consisting Of a FRAME
DWELLING with FIVE large rooms, hall, &c. needs
but iti c repair is well painted. Out-houses IN good
order.
TERMS Cash rs to one fourth OF the purchase
money; the balance In three equal iustalments at
SIX twelve. and eighteen months negotiable notes to
be taken for the deferred payments, with interest
added and secured by deed OF trust.
JAMES n. DUNLOP,
Trustee.
GEORGE T. CRAWFORD, Auctlonccr.
jy 2S-F4w&tds
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The STRANGE CASE OF ORpuEUs C. KERR
Mr.. Robert II. Newell, Orpheus c. Kerr"
whose strange and continued repulsion Of
food has given such alarm to his friends and
acquaintance, took walk on Montgomery
street, Jersey City, yesterday afternoon.
Many OF his friends congratulated him on
his cheerful appearance and OF his being
able to walk ut all, considering the eXtraor-
binary circumstances Of his case. A re-
porter called upon Mr.. Newell at his home
in Wayne street last evening and found him
looking better than he has been for the past
two weeks. He still takes but an in
tinitesimal quantity of food; neither
does he take any medicine save his daily
spoonful Of milk punch, and seems to
want none. On Monday he took very lit
tie milk punch, and the consequence was
that up to late in the afternoon Of yesterday
he was unable to take anything whatever.
In reply to question as to how he can tell
whether he can take nourishment or not
when his stomach does not act, he said,
"There is an absurd sense Of repletion con-
stantly present, just as though had eaten
q hearty meal" Mr.. Newell says that he is
perfectly well aware that his condition can
not continue, but must end either in the
recovery OF his appetite or in gradual star
walton. Recently he spent q day with DR.
Parker in New York, who made a long and
critical examination of his case, and the
result OF the diagnosis was that Mr..
NewelPs system, both physical and ner-
vous, was in perfect order, without
any trace Of disease present. DR.. Parker
furthermore told him that there was n
system Of nerves called gastric nerves, which
act entirely independent Of the will, and, to
use fguratiye expression, constituted the
willof the stomach. There was, indeed, but
very little known scientifically OF the nerve
centre, but in such case medical treatment
was entirely useless. DR.. Parker consoled
MIR. Newell by saying that his excellent ply
steal constitution and condition were in his
favor, and there may be change for the
better soon. Mr.. Newell has eaten nothing
since Sunday, when he partook Of a spoon
III! OF rice pudding. He spends half hour
ut mis- desk in the Graphic Office daily.
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The following story is told OF Baron
Rothschild, of Paris "On very wet and
disagreeable day the Baron took Partisan
omnibus on his way to the Bourse, or tx
change. near which the 'nabob of finance ,
alightcd, and was going away without pay
ing. The driver stopped him and demanded
his fare. The Baron felt in his pocket, but
he had not 'red cent of change. The
driver was very wroth. well, what did
you get in for il you could not pay: You
must have known that you had no money
Il am Baron RI exclaimed the great
capitalist, 'and there is my card.' The
driver threw the card into the gut
ter. Never heard of you before said
the driver, 'and don't want to hear of you
again. But / want my fare, and / must
have it. The great banker was in haste.
Il have only an order for Million he said,
'give me change and he proflercd coll-
pom for $4,000 francs. The conductor
stared, and the passengers set up horse
laugh. Just then an agent dc Change
came by, and the Baron borrowed of him
the six sous. The driver was now seized
with kind of remorScful respect, and
turning to the money-king, he SAID, If you
want ten francs, sir, don't mind lending
you them Oh my own account"
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HOUSEeMOVING

HOUSE-MOVIN G.-Don't fail to see T
LII j, REAMY, No. 10 Fifteenth street, the onlg
practical HOUSE-MOYER and RAISER In the city.
With my patent mover guarantee economy and dis
patch. Buildings moved with chilnneys, without dis
tnrblng tenant. Safes, Boilers, Engines, and othe
heavy bodies moved with care. Also, pay cash foJ
buildings TO be moved in the city. References:
nsssrs. w. Il. King, Main street: Captain Tyler
my 29-3m s..
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioncers,
No. 10 Governor street.

No. 10 Governor street.
CUPERIOR PLATE ORM-WA AND
- HARNESS AND PAIR OF FINE HORSES
AT AUCTION.-Oa FRIDAY the 25th instant, at
IL o'clock, we will sell i'll front OF our auction
rooms
One superior PLATFORM SPRING WAGON and
HARNESS, made to order In this city, aud very
Two excellent HEAVY WORK HORSES, sound and
we'll broke
VIII be sold separately a whole, on credit Of
sixty days for approved paper.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON,
au24 Auctioncers.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

FOR THE NORTH AND WEST
Leave Richmond at s \. NJ, $50 L. ~, and 10 T.
NJ.
Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with through
sleepcrs for New York.
A. NJ. daily Except Sundays, making close con.
nectOns II Shepherd for the northwest, arriving n!
Philadelphia at $50 Z. NJ. and New York at 02Q
Il. N. l.. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent,
A. S. WHALING,
Southeastern Passenger Agent
r. X. SHARP,
jyS Master OF Transportation
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By z. w. Powell, Auctionccr,
1924 Main street.

BY E. ". POWcII, AuctlOnccrl
1924 Main street.
HO0 HARTZ MOUNTAIN CANARIES,
wv JUST IMPORTED AND ALL YOUNG
BIRDS, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 25th In
slant, ut 10 O'Clock, will sell at my store
TWO HUNDRED HARTZ MOUNTAIN
CANARIES.
The attention of lovers Of the musical feathcrcd
tribe arc respectfully asked to this sale
i. W. POWELL,
au24 Auctoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NEAT AND COMFORTABLE BRICK
~ DWELLING No. DIG ST. JAMES AND
CHARITY STREETS, FOB SALE.-At the request
of Mr. Edward c. Minor, offer for sale his resi-
dencc located above. 1t contains six rooms, front
and rear portcos, well of wafer In the yard and ny
drant IN The basement, with good garden and some
frit-trccs. The whole premises are In perfect order
Apnly to W. GODDIN,
niI 33-3t Auctionccr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.
ENGINEERING.

OWL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
~ NEERING at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
yantages unsurpassed in this country. Graduates
Obtain excellent positions. Reopens SEPTEMBER
14th. For the Annual Register, containing Inn
proved course of study and full particulars address
PROFESSOR CHARLES BROWNE,
aa2-1m Director.