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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-20
Our Western Connections.

The article in the Dispatch of yesterday
spoke OF the proposition made to the enter
prising builder of the Scioto Valley railroad
to complete the connection between Ports
mouth and Huntington, the present termi-
nus Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
This gentleman-Mr. CHAPMAS-has won
an enyiable reputation for energy and adj
ministrative ability by the expedition and
skill he has displayed in building the road
from Columbus to Portsmouth. Like sue
cessHul and intrepid general, he is not to De
lulled into inactivity while there IS work IN
the field to be done. He has already set
about the continuation OF his victories.
Yesterday we received the Ironton (Ohio)
Era OF the 18th instant, and find in it the
following paragraph that will interest our
people:
"Mr. Chapman, the gentleman who has
done such wonders building the Scioto Val
ley railroad, will be in 1ronton within few
days with view OF working up an interest
in the extension OF the Valley road to Hunt
ington uiG this city.
ave hope our citizens will extend a
hearty welcome to Mr.. Chapman, and give
him every possible encouragement in bis
enterprise. He understands his business,
and we can personally testify that SO much
OF the Scioto Valley as 10 finished is as sub
stantial and complete q piece Of road as
there. the country" .4s
4: SO it's no mere rumor that the scheme
for the continuation Of the road from Ports
mouth to Huntington was seriously enter;
tained, and that Mr. CHAPMAN was ready to
undertakes it with the pied e to complete it
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

i No COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
ready to Offer full stock of FALL aud WINTER
DRY GOODS, and as usual. great Inducements III
ef Their I' hREss Goods DEPARTMENT. which Is
particularly extensive, lends many special induce
1 Very fair ALPACA LUsTRE a. 1915;
Elegant DRESS GOODS ut 20 and Zoe.
They have another very large conslgnnsnt OF
BLACK ALPACAs, and are authorized TO sell st the
5 se ghLPhCAs for 25c 4oc ALpACAs fr &c.
5Gc;.ALPACAS for a9c,; also, u les SILK tIs-
Besides the above they have many Inducements In
their regular stock x,
ring the summer season they are enabled 10 offer
special inducemens; See their CAsHhERE at
cnt Mt 75c. worth $l.l5--st 9Oc. worth ii 20.
ut sl.o5 for extra width sold lust season at
Great Inducements in BLACK and CoIoRED
SILKS. They are fully warranted to say that
their stock Is the largest ever offered In this
State See !hsir BLACK SILK 1T : 80. hereto
fore sold at 1915. Their stock Of COIORED
SIMS A. lends sIery variety of shade, including
of evening wear. &c.
COOLEY, CoRSETs direct from the manufacture
crs; also, Or. Warmers HEALTH CuRSETs-
The abdominal , and many other special styles:
see their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CORSET. Also,
FKExCHWoyE s5c c6RsEr; their S t 5oe.
WHITE FLANSELSat 16. 90, and CSC: 1t 33c.
warranted worth 4Qc: near ear, yard Vile at 33c.'
market valHe being 36c.: fuH yard-~1de Al 3Uc-
recently sold IT roc. The above fine number
are imported and warranted all wool. A
large stock Of COLORED FLANNELs, in
Guiding the ''medicated.i
Another large lot OF IIAMBURGH EDGINGS
much below value:
The largest stock of CARPETS ever offered in any
dry-gOodS house In the city; CARPETS ii con-
siderable reduction from last years prices. Also.
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-tLOTIIS.
\ large stock Of APPLIQUE CURTAlE-MUSLlSS
1T one half their value: also BRUSSELS LACE
CURTAINS from 35c. to $50 a set worth from
GJc. to fSJ. Sc Is
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DEATfaR


Died, September 18th, at Hons sdale, Pa, RE-
BECCA FULLER. wife OF john Torrey; aged
siIty-nine years.
Died, September 10th, 1877, at the residence of
her Ernndfa!her, George Cox, Esd. Manchester,
Va. LOTTIE o., daughter OF Edward and Annie
Osborne; aged two years, one month and fourteen
days.
Died, September lqth, SIT, CURRY STYLES
CLEMENTS. Infant son OF Robert and A. f. Glenn
ents; aged two years, three months and nine DAYS.
His funeral will take place from 703 west Marshall
street at / OK O'Clock THIS Thursday MORNING
Died on Tuesday, September 9Th. Of scarle-fevcr,
MAGGIE A., infant daughter or +. p. and Mary +.
Hill aged one year, nine months and twen,y-one
days.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death timely came with friendly care,
Our little MsggIe to Heaven conveyed,
Our babe to lite forever there.
Thou gayest and we yield to thee
God Of the human heart:
For bitter though gricf's cup may be.
Thou gvest but our part.
Her funeral viii take place from the residence OIL
her pa rents, 1909 First street. THIS DAY At LUZ
o'clock. Friends of the family invited toattend
Washington, baltimore, and Memphis papers
please copy.
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The Canvass.

1t is quite gratifying TO see indifferent
sections Of the State some fof the best men
brought forward fortbe Legislature. IT is
session, as we stated yesterday. that re-
quires the very best material. We want
men OF ability and integrity. The WORK
that is to be done should be well done. Inc
Commonwealth has much at stake. Ii the the
action Of the next Legislature shall be wise
and timely Virginia will easily pass thro"s"
the most critical period OF her history
Then we may indeed consider that the tioe
in her affairs is taken at the flood. ana sooa
fortune will follow.
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SENATOR DfoRToS's CoNDT1oN.-Mr. T..
V. SNALLEY, staff correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, saw Mr.. MORTON on
Saturday. He writes: NJ -t 81. .~
.His whole left side, from the neck down,
is paralyZed, and lie is entirely helpless, not
being able to move himself, in bed or raise
his head. Singularly enough, he has lost
very little flesh during his long illness,
although his digestion has been seriously
impaired, and he has subsistcd chiefly on
cruel and beef-tea. His face has undergone
a marked change, however, the eyes being
sunken, and the cheeks much less full than
formerly. His expression is one OF intense
weariness.. Like all men OF active mind
and great vitality, he suffers much from en-
forced inaction, and he sometimes falls into
spells OF ieverish nervousness, when it
seems to him as il he could not possibly
longer endure the hardship OF lying like a
log, with bis body refusing to obey his will.
The mercy OF mental Incidence and semi
stupor which usually comes to sick people
. is not granted him, his brain being as ac-
tive as eYer.'
This extract makes the acting Postlnas-
ter-GeneraPs dispatch Of yesterday read as
II it were &c cooked He said, ..MoRToN
is hardly SO well [as on saturday-see above],
but nothing serious"
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incompetent Druggists.

=. : STANTON, September Is, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: l ask the publication
OF this communication in your widely-cir-
culated paper in preference to medical
journal because / feel the whole COM
munity is interested in its importance. 1t
is an indisputable fact that in every town
and city in Virginia there are incompetent
druggists selling and dispensing medicines
in prescriptions and otherwise, against
which there should be some law to protect
the people. In some Of the States the law re-
quires that no druggist shall compound or
put up prescription until he has passed a
satisfactory examination before medical
board; but in this State there is no such law
for protection. consequently we find mere
boys or young men whose eparatoryeduca-
ton for this business is quite limited, With the
experience of only few weeks or months
in drugstore, entrusted to the performance
OF this responsible duty, whereas every
drugstore should have prescription-clerk,
to whom, and no other, should this depart
ment be entrusted. 1t is useless for me to
attempt to enumerate the direful conSe-
quenccs that may aad do result from this
pernicous practice. Besides the mistakes
oftentimes physicians, from surrounding
circumstances, may commit an error either
in proportion Of doses or mixing incom-
patibles,, which the druggist should at once
detect, or irreparable consequences may be
the result. II useless for me to cite the
number OF instances within my knowledge
TO establish these facts. That something
should be done by otlr Legislature in this
matter none will deny; and the people, as
well as the profession, should be walked up
to its importance. at.- .-
Hoping these few hints from al humble
source may be instrumental in bringing
others forward more competent and intlu-
entail in advocacy OF its claims, and that
our next Legislature will act in tue matter,
/ am, very truly, yours, &C., !, :-.a., r.,
B. 2. REESE, M. D.
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Buchanan and Clifton Forge Raslroad

With adequate means we could finish the
grading by February 18TH and could have
The cars running through from Clifton Forge
to Buchanan by May 1st.. AS 1t is, we shall
attempt to pretty much finish the grading,
excepting a tunnel and some small rock
bluffs, left for winter-work, by November
9th. During the winter we expect to en-
ploy about two hundred conricts in finish
ing the tunnel and other rock-work and in
getting out ties and other timbers. Our
,culyerts and foundations we hope to get in
this fall.
II the people OF Lynchburg and Rich
mond will. promptly help US with indiyi-
dual subscriptions to our bonds to the
amount OF $4,000, and if the two cities, ais
corporations, viii make the exchange OF
bonds for which we shall speedily ask, we
can and will finish our road in good style,
with cut masonry, steel rails, and !, iron
bridges, and equip it by the 10Th OF June,
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Mr.. PEBBLES, the gentleman spoken Of in
the editorial in yesterdays Dispatch, is q
large iron manufacturer in Portsmouth,
Ohio. He understands very well the lnu-
tual interests OF Virginia and Ohio. He
has made two or more exclusive visits to
the mineral regions OF the Kanawha and
James River Valleys, and considers it "A
matter OF great Importance to Ohio that
her forges should draw upon,the Virginia
MINES Tor: q considerable; porsiels Of the ores
'sthcy consume. q; - ]. 4, ~
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Conservative Canynssers.s
STATE, COUNTY, SENATORIAL, CONGRESS
..j .. "." SIGNAL, &C.

r. STATE, COUNTY, SENATORIAL, CONGRESS
- SIGNAL, &C.
The following canvasserS for the State at
large were appointed by the State Central
Committee at it meeting held on August
%, 1877:
William +. Cameron, OF Petersburg city.
\. NJ. Kelley, OF Richmond city.
james II. Skinner. OF Augusta county.
Robert \. Richardson. OF SmYth county.
William II. Stewart, OF Portsmouth city.
j. BELL BIGGER.
Secretary OF State Central Committee.
The following list OF canvasSers, appoint
ed by members OF the State Central Com
mittcc residing in their several dlstrlcts'
have been. received by the secretary OF the
State Central Committee, and are published
by authority OF the State Executive Com
mittcc: ...' ....
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
.. d. N. Bernard.
SENATORIAL.
Ninth Senatorial District-D. y. Hinton.
Thirticth Material DiStrict-R. L.
Thorpe.
Prince Edward, Amelia, and Cumbcr-
land-F. II. Farrar.
. brunswick, Luncnburg. and Nottoway-
". c. Jeffries.
Grccnsyille, Sussex, and Dinwiddie-W.
Z. ChambliSs.
Petersburg cily-W. b. Mcllwane. -.
Grecnsyillc county-George Field.
Mecklenburg-W. D. Baskerville.
Prince Edward-P. W. Mckinney.
Amelia-Dr. L. 7. Adams.
Lunenburs-J. j. Jackson.
Dinwi ddic-C. J. CabinesS.
Brunswick-Ed. Droomgooe.
Charlotte-Robert Cattlett.
Cumberland-W. l.. Blanton.
Notteway-G. S. Wing.
Powhatan-W. J. Dance.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
\. \. Gray, OF Fluyanna.
SENATORIAL.
augusta District-T. c. Elder, OF Staun-
tor.
Rockbridge, Highland, and Baltic. R.
Joncs, OF Highland, P. 3. Standard. OF Rock
bridge.
Rocking ham-Henry Z. Strayer.
Shenandoah and Page-Dr. f. E. Rice, OF
Shenandoah. e.
COUNTIES. ....
Aueusta-uenry St. George Tucker, Will
liam J. Sloat, and j. NJ. QuarleS.
Bath-W. NJ. McAlster.
Highnnd-L. Il. Stevenson.
Page-M. L. Helfiey.
Rockinghan-R. J. Mason, VI. Linden,
John Hay.
Observation-Disclosures Walton, D. j. Hen
kel. =
Goochland-George p. Hughes.
Observation-Disclosures Petit.
Albemarle-John 3. Moon, W. BoaZ. W.
D. Dabney.
Greene-F. VI. Mcmillan.
SENATORIAL.
Amherst and NelSon-Tavlor Berry.
Amherst and Nelson (Floater)-RObert
Whitehead.
COUNTIES.
Amherst William billiard, il.
Nclson-Captain J. L. S. Kirby.
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FINANCIAL.
WINES. LIQUORS. &c.
ss.CEN'T STORE.
THIS WEEK AT THE
9e-CENT STORE:

DECEIVED THIS WEEh AZ HE
9a-CENT STORE:
400 dozen FLINT-GLASS GOBLETS at 99c. 4
tczcu-fve styles:
Very handsome WILLOW CHAIRS for children;
rs sets SIX-BALL CROQUET;
$50 DOUBLE-WARP 12-4 COUNTERPASES;
A few more LADIES and CHlLDRES'S APRONS
at 99c. a pair: 5.. s..., t.s
Our stock of VALIsES and SATCHELS is again
complete: " T.. 81. .......
20 dozen more of those large LEATHER SATCH-
ELS, with outside pocket; t..a
4 beautiful line of 6 F MILE MEMS VEST
CHAINS;
Our POCKET-KNIvES are superior in quality. and
our assortment equals any in town;
A fall line Of MEMS SOFT HATS;
All our patterns of SILvER-PLATED TEA and
i. TABLESPOONS warranted plated ON white
metal; a-"- 4..,. 81 II ..1 T
All shades Except blonde) in. our. large REAL
HAIR SWITCH; .fa. ..'
S dozen of those elegant large WALSUT-TOP
TABLES; -s.,j.f.,s= .l........
Our new STEP-LADDER, with bracket for pail.
ANY one wishing catalogue win have 1t mailed
them free by sending address TO
". A. STEVENS,
sells r " = sos Bread street.
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bv,, Gbrsstn,ass Such is the fact, and ibis
ci.y worid doywell tobestowupon this sub
iect its earnest attention. The interests OF
the people Of Richmond are deeply con-
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EXCURSIONS.
ENCURSlONflT-l:lle
OK TIE RIVER.

The la,ics of the THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH win have an EXCURSION DOWN TIE
RIVER on T1ICRSDAY NIGHT, leaving this city
NJ 1870 o'clock, and Manchester III O'Clock. Re-
turning the boat will reach here between l | and ~
O'Clock. kesSnich's band will accompany the party.
SUPPER. cOMS-iin" Of oysters. crabs >h. &c. will
city prices
Tickets, Soc: children, CSC. So 1925
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
TlIALIi!MER & BROTHERS
will Gucu during this week au next week of the
largest and DcS:-a>sor.cd stocks Of

TlIALII!IER & BROTHERS
| will Glcu during this week aui next Week one of The
largest and DcS:-a>sor:cd stocks Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
10 be loiind IN III" state.
Cur huvnr j. ~ present in New York, where Il. Is
attending all the large auction sales ana making c1-
ten svc purchases. which enables 10 offer good, 1T
prices far below their market value.
Orr stock Of BLACK ALPArAS and CASH.
METRES Is an entirely new one. and While Tor ihai-
iiy and durability will slrpls any goods thai have
ever been shown In this market. They will be- sold
from 10 TO 2jc. per yard less than heretofore.
Two hundred and fifty pieces Of the prct'i"st and
most fashionable DRESS GOODS. in all the new
shades. from which the most particular person Gun
be suited.
In CASSIMERES and CLOTHS for mems. boys.
and chi'Irens wear. We keep better iic man any
other house in the city, AMI TO our alrG1iy larpc
stock will be added the DrtieSt ana best patterns IL
has ever been our pleasure To oiicr We call partlcu-
lar attention 10 these goods we make them L
spcciaiiiv aud The superior light our store afford,
gives to the customer advantages not Ia BE- obtained
elsewhere.
onr stock Of ELANkETS;;; SHAWLS: f FEL T
SKIkTs FLANT nErI II .. TI . GAST4E
LINEN TOWELS >llEETlNGS,C OTTONS. CAL
ICOES. and other goods too numerous 10 mention. Is
one Of the hes! 10 be found anywhere In the city AMI
has been purcha ed 10 sell at prices 10 suit the closest
buyers.
In LADIES. GENTLEMEN'>. and GILL
DREE'S UNDER " EAR. our stock I. complete:
also. CIlTLDREN'S UNION SUITS Of SHIRTS and
DRAWERS.
Our KID-GLOEE DEPARTMENT Is complete
in every quality and * the best ever exhibited We
have lust received about 90 dozen pairs OF TN o.
TUITION OPERA and DARK h. Us, whicA we
viii sell ut 50c pair These IRE The best ever sold
at that price.
The celebrated COOLEI-> CORK CORsET-one
of the best maGe-fOr sale here.
Our stock Of NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS. sllch as
HOSIERY. GLOVES, HANDhERCHlEts,
RIBBONS. SCARS. ~
SILK HANDk ERCHIEFS, LACE IT les.
and a thousand other articles. which Tor want OF
space cannot mention, has been carefully selectcd
10 suit the trade.
CAL early and see the bargains to be had AZ
THALHIMER BROTHERS..
COL Broad street, corner OF SIKH.
sc 1j-S, Tu,&Th
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AND EXCURSIONfsI@,
OF THE
&c. 2. [. CONVENTION.

BANQUET at Cathedral Hall THURSDAY. sep
TENDER 10th, at Z. ". Tickets can bc procured at
SO7 Broad street. or at the Hall, from any mem
Der of the Catholic Benevolent Society.
EXCURSION down james river and through
Dutch Gap FRIDAY EVENING at 6 O'Clock pre-
clseIv. Tickets from any member Of the Society
and at the boat.
Kcssnichs brass and stripS-band engage! for
bnnuuct and excursion. So lSTu.Th&F
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LETTINGS.

A STATED CONVOCATION OF yssSsszg
~ LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CIiAP--YNg
TER, No. 43, will he held AT st: Alhan's MyT.S
Hall. corner of Main ind Third streets ~
THIS tThursday) EVENING at o'clock. Al
Royal Arch Masons IN good standtng are cordially
sc 2O-l.* CHARLES LUNDIS. Secretary.
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FRIDAY aud SATURDAY EVENINGS,
BARLEY Campbcll'S emotional play,
HEARTS. HEARTS, HEARTS.
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We are indebted to Senator JOHN W..
JOHNSTON for volumes OF the Congressional
Record for the forty-fourtL Congress.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at \
" Regimental Armory on FRIDAY NlGHFH
next. at ~ O'clock in undrcss uniform, Tor "
company drill. on q IL
BY order OF Captain J.. j. BosSIErx. e2o-2t
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Mt COHEN BROTHERS HAVE i'm
por.cl the LEROY" SEAMLESS GLOVE, the
III ,st popular glove offered In Paris and other
European cities. Their price for twO-bntton In
BLACK aad COLORED i, s1.G3. Also, the best
75c. KID GLOVE in the city. sells
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nT-TWO HUNDRED DOZEN LADIES',
NTLEMES'S. and CHILDREN's KNIT
WEAR, purchased at recent tradc-saies offered
ut 4 small advance at COHEN BROTHERS.. Their
stock OF NOTIONS and SMALL WARE i sold
cheaper than ever. g. IS
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DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly soiree viii take place at Asso-
citation Hall THIS (Thn"S'ia!) EVENING at s.:
tion-caIqls Which must be presented at The door.
Members can obtain inviiation-cards on application
at WAITS mtisic->tOrc, No. 92O Main street.
So COLT
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M NEW GOODS ARE EXHIBITED
daily at SYCLE BROTHERS. Sc 10

T DON'T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
before you look at SYCLE BROTHERS. No trou-
bic TO show goods and you will find the INCEST as
sortmcnt in the city. We will show on the
FIRST FLOOR
4 nice lot Of FLANEET.S, In all the coiors ana at
IN extra price,
we have an extra large lot Of CANTON FLAN-
SELS, just received:
We have Il new lot of NAVY-BLUE. BOTTLE
GREEN. and SEAL-BROWN SILKS. III all the
desirable shades. At 81 worth S1.25 per yard
BLACK SILKS at Csc. worth Soc;
BLACK SILKS ut Toe. worth 81:
BLACK SILKS al II worth S1.20:
BLACK SILKS at y % worth Sl.T5;
The largest lot Of SILKS in the city you will lind at
se10 SYCLE BROTHERS..
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GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
Hox-shcet Il: Johnston's. 9lS Main street.
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BOARDING..

BOARD AND DESIRABLE ROOMS,
d with use of parlor. bath. &C., can be procured
for small family. In family IN which there are no
other boartlers. New house, excellent nclgh5or-
hood and In ten minutes walk from the post-Ohcc.
References given and required. Address " H., care
of Carrier No. !. Sc 2o-3tf
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ALL DAY IN ASIIINGTON.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
ROUND TRIP ONLY TWO DOLLARS.


CIHCKAHOMINY Tribe, No. 81, IMPROVED
ORDER RED MEN, will give 4
GRAND EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
on WE'D NESDAY, September 26. 1877, leaving
Richmond by the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad from Elb siding. at head Of Broad
street at 10 o'clock u. NJ. arriving in Washington
at ) A. NJ on the 9th instant; returning, the train
will leave at 10 z. NJ, arriving in Richmond at 4
a. NJ. on the 2sth. This arrangement VIII give par
Washington or Baltimore. thus afrording an oppor-
tunity of combining business with pleasure. This
tribe is we'll known for its orderly and pleasant eA
curslons. and has made ample arrangements to in
sure delightful time to all who may participate IN
this the GRANDEST and CHEAPEST EACUR-
SION OF the season.
There will be n grand parade in Washington by
the Order in which members of sister tribes are re-
spectfully invited to participate in regalia.
Tickets for the round trip, So way-passengers,
$50. Tickets for sale at Il. {. WAITS music
Twentv-flfh and Leigh streets, and at the train.
CO Stu. TIL. s. M.SW.It
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AND OROlIDE-PLA TING.

al, am , n,rreo.red to execute PLATING OF CAR
RfAGRIIRDNs, .HOUSE-WORK, and REPAIR
INCiiTOB ; CAIRIAGE-EANPS. Those desiring
such work done win pieass CALI III. ,,,., ~, 4.
81 fna Carriage Bailier, No 10 Tenth street.
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or 80 asto have the cars run into Buchanan
from Clifton Forge on the 4th day OF July.
"a Very trulyyoursst
JOIN w. JOHNSTON, President.
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THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER goth,
EAST LYNNE.
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MONDAY, MISS GENEyElVE ROGERS.
.1l-Ot
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n5g THE ROAD TO THE LARGEST
and cheapest stock of DRY GOODS in the city ends
at SYCLE BROTHERS., 81 Broad street. Sc 10
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FLOUR.

TAMILY FLOUR shall now be con-
E stanily supplied with That efs6raEa ora aiI o.
KEW PROCESS" This Flour Is as good as can DC
made Of wheat We sell only TO pEa A si can
KIM JoHS X. COOKE, ". T.. FITZGERALE 4
HToruEa. u w. SADGwIcK, CHRISTIAN y
WHITE WILLIAM H. WlLLiAMs, ana Other deai-
ers An the city. 81 HOatiAS ", ..xtESCfah.
Sc 1S-10,20,23,25,2e 9tsS,t
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NEW AUTONOMOUS.

NEW AUTONOMOUS. os
The subscriber has taken the large and commo.
dious store No. 8 GOVERNOR STREET, lateiy
occupied by Thaxton & Nicholas, ana next 10 Johh
Bowers, ESQ.,, where he will conducts
GENERAL AUCTION BUSINESS,
and where he will be pleased to receive conSign-
nents of all kinds Of MERCHANDISE, FUkSi-
TURE, &C., promising his best Efforts 70 give entife
sales of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOCKS
OF MERCHANDISE, &C., made anywhere III Tue
city. -, - ..,.
PROMPT returns given soon as sales arc made
Having ample storage room, VIII be prepared TO
furnish a parties having goods to sell with storage
: respectfully solicit tile influence and patronage
y 30 ROBERT A. PAINE.
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MISS BUtk L IS school. Fol;
WI YOUNG LADIES AID LiTTLEhiRL> III
NORTi! EIGHTH STREET. NEAE I!E cor
NER OF IiIACE.-THe fourth session 81 tins school
will begin. u. ". on INT E'DAI H." 2Oth of sop
tcml"r. LATIN Hnt MODERN LANGUAGES
taught ~ competent instructors.
81 I'LL Thy = I'M