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MEDICAL, dc.

i 1h. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician in the CITY can he
CONSULTED daily at 23I Pennsylvania avenue All Female
66oinplslhts and IRREGULARITIES quickly removed.
frCiLp treatment Correspondence and consultations
strcsy continental Separate roons for Ladies. Office
nouis : 70 ana 10 pm. 500 I'm
S5O REWARD IF DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
=, cure any case OF suppressed painful Menstrual
non Leuc 9rrhoea Cor whites and ali Interruptions or
rlei &C. 9O6 street southwest. SIG lIns
nR. ROBERTSON, THE MOST RELIABLE AND
loneest established SPECIALIST in this city, with Is
me Urinary organs. Nervous and Seminal Weakness
nocturnal Emissions ImpOtency (oss Of sexual poWer
&c 0onorrhoea and Syphilis positively cured in to
~ DAYS, Consultations strictly confidential Can be
a. Z. ms once 400 street northwest Refers to the
esdng physicians of Baltimore. Main Office 80 North
Liberty street. Baltimore. Md. SIS
NERVOUS PROSTRATION, PREMATURE DE-
~ bl1ty Lost Vitality, Youthful Errors Weaknesses
&C, positively and permanently cured without med-
cine or pam Also, all Private Diseases of both sexes
olnce oI4 Stn street northwest. slow
OSS OF POWER IN ANY FORM Is A GREAT
~ misfortune TO man. Degraded in his own mind
py tle loss OF manhood, despised by the woman he
loves MS mind becomes shrouded in eoDm and de-
spondency. Consult DR. BROTHERS, COG street
oou'u"oet. s12-lm~
GENTLEMEN, IF YOU WISH SCIENTIFIC
~ treatment. consult DRS. BROTHERS GRAY
quo street southwest the Oldest established ayer.
nslne Ihysclans IN the city-sworn to before A. c.
Richards justice of the peace. Medicines prepared at
Our Laboratory, and cure guaranteed in all stages OF
secret Diseases No free prescriptions word to the
wise Is sufficient. Advice free. 81 lm'
IL IC0RDS VITAL pESTnD tTTur
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
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Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T Is PURE; BFrNo
| FREE FROM ALL ADULrERATIONS Such AS
MARBLE DUST, SoAPSToNE, PIPE CLAY Sill.
GATE &C.. WHICH ARE USED To ADD WEIGHT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T is SAFE BECAUSE IT rs MANUFACTURED
| FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLow PREPARED BY OURSELVES.
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
| CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
| KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCAsSEs OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALa.
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
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WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GRoCERs GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE
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DIP VINE AND 81, OLD e FRIENDs ARE KNOWN as
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S SsO aDa =: .ssss ss To- SA0's ~ %sa
MADAAE De FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
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THE BrDorINs GIVING TROUBLE.
The Arizona DueIlisfs.

TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA. september d.
The correspondent who accompanied the
duelists, Samuel Purdy, Jr., editor OF the
Epitdph. and Patrick Hamilton, editor OF
the Independent, to Sonora, sends the fol-
lowing account OF the affair The hostile
parties who left Tombstone last night TO
seek satisfaction for their wounded honor>
had q rendezvous at an early hour at Here
ford. The Purdy party arrived at the
place OF rendezvous at \. W., and found
the Hamilton party had arrived about an
hour previous. The party encampcd and
slept a few hours. The Hamilton party
rose nj daybreak, and just at sunrise
started for the boundary line. Purdy and
his party, somewhat dilatOry in their move
ments. followed about half an hour LATER.
The road was kept for distance OF about
four miles south OF OchOayillc. and near
the roadside spot was selected for the en-
counter. When the second party arrived
they found the Hamilton h0sties already
on the ground eagerly awaiting their
coming. The principals and seconds, the
attending physicians and reporters alight-
ed, and the ten PAGES were measured
of by william MiIiken, one OF Ham,
ilton's seconds. the operation being
closely scrutinizcd by the evcr-vigilant
Judge McGowan. An effort was made at
this iuncturc to compromise the difficulty,
but without avail, and the hostile demon
STATIONS were proceeded with. The dis
lance being fixed and the choice OF posi-
ton tossed for. Millikcn being the win
ner. his principal was accordingly placed
with hi, bacl, to the rising sun, which his
opponcnt was obliged to face. The seconds
OF both parties provided weapons, which,
according to the terms Of the combat, were
Colts pistols OF - calibre. Those IN pos
session OF the Hamilton party were new
and they claimed the right rs the clai-
lcnged party to furnish the weapons.
Judge McGowan was asked To select one
OF the Weapons, which he did, but soon NJ
ter returned it and requested 10 try me
other. The request being granted, Purdy
second refused to Use the weapon offered
by the opposite party, giving as their rea'
son that they were new and worked sc
hard that their principal would be p'aceC
at 4 disadvantage il forced to choose
either OF them. The weapons IN pos
session o, Purdy's seconds were ther
produced, and lIamilton's seconds were
offered their choice, which was prompt
" refused, and Mr.. Hamilton Is
serted that, for all that was known L
the contrary, their opponent might hay'
used the seli-samc weapons in practicIng
Judge MCGOWAN offered, on behalf OF M
principal, to toss up to see which party,
weapons should he used. This proposition
was refused. Various other proposition
LOOKING to a harmonious selection OF Wc,a
mons were also proposed and rejected b,
one side or the other, and As the hnal re
sult the parties left the field, and the nego
tious were abruptly terminated.
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ou..yorks Destroyed by Lightning
Several Lives Lost.

NEW YORK, September l0.-DurihS d
,bnnder.storm last night lightning struck
Some & Fleming's oiI-works at hInSSlana
S SO,I' Weseroie avenues, Brooklyn, and Don Don,
Iam,s oil-works, on Kingsland near Mec exc,
setting 5ns% g0t9 S Gn i the oil iS
The tanks burned all night. When the IRE
I bsd ' nearly burned out tank Of naphtha ex
m ,I with great force, ana tne
names took ls n f sd oi 5,r ana o Gsg.
1u,H, Dcary. of one Of the oil company ;
H ispter,, endeayored to save the life i. Of
G iIn Kcegan, foreman OF a iire-trlcH,
who y E@T w rn into 'a aSd T .nai Re Il,
muddy bottom, where he was oYerw nel,, ,or.
hT the burning oil floating on the ., wafer H,I,
1eary's son tried to save his iather, Du
lost his own life. John r. Cooper super eI
;ntendeut OF the oil-works, was also DuIhc.
70 deat.. Three firemen were picEcu III
;vsensible. but will survive. The loss II
money is less than 100000.
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The YeyIow.Feyer ScOurgc.

GALVESTON, TEX, September 15.-A
NelcS Matamoras special says there were
six deaths in the last twcnty-iOur hours by
ycllow-fcyer. This Is 4 sudden and start
ling increase. Two are soldiers and the
rest OF the poor classes. There is also
slight increase in the number Of cases, and
the disease is Of more deadly character.
one Bcattie is reported to have died OF
fever at RcinOs.
A Ne,rs Austin special says that 4. c.
,Jurgcll, county Judge Of Starr county, has
informed the Governor by wire OF a large
number OF yellow-fcycr cases ut Amier,
Mexico, resulting in deaths.
Yesterday the merchants Of ROdma, Tex,
refused to quarantine on account Of the
trade. Reports also show the outbreak OF
fever at ReinOs. The Governor conveyed
the information to DR.. Swaringcn, who at
once telegraphcd Surgeon-General lloina-
son the following six ycllow-fever cases
appeared in Reinos, CamargO, and Mckein,
Mexico, opposite the coast OF Hillsdale,
and the towns OF Rio Grande City and
Roma, to-day. Please establish line OF
mounted guards connecting with the north
end of your lower Gordon and extending
twenty miles above Roma"
BROWNSVILLE. September 15.-Thc river
is still rising. About a fourth OF the town
is under water Drs. Graybill and Burke
report two cases OF diphthcria. The Board
Of Health are apprchcnsive OF the result OF
| the flooding Of our streets. twenty-five
new cases Of yellow-ievcr are reported, but
no deaths. The sick at Fort Brown are
doing well. One death occurred at Point
Isabel to-day from feyer-a Mexican.
There were six deaths in MatamoraS from
fever. Our mornings are very cool and
DAYS hot, which physicians say is the cause
Of numbers OF c0nyalcscents relapslng'
The weather is cool.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September ID. The
State health officer Of Texas having re-
ported the yellow-ieyer prevailing at Rey-
nosa. Camarg0, and Mier, in Mexico, on
the Rio Grande, and requested aid from The
Government, the collector OF customs III
brownsville has been dire tied to place
quarantine guards opposite those places.
The Gordon from Laredo to Corpus Chrlsll
will be continued in force Tor the present
YELLow-rEvER on A wAE-sHlr.
HALIFAX, n. s.. September 1j.-IhC
wor-shiD Contest arrived here yesterday
With the yellow flag flying. She report
that two OF the crew, supposed TO Nave
vcllow-fcver. had been sent 10 the hospiia
n bermuda previous to the ships depart
1lrc from there, and on the passage TWO
more became i'll, but arc now conVaiescenl
There are no signs OF sickness among th'
other men.
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. senside Hotel burned.

NEW YORK, September 15.-At an early
hour this morning fire was discovered IN, ID
the cellar of the Windsor Hotel, at f i;rr
hniIJinr Was wrapped in flames. and, with
,no.t 81 the furniture. was totally destroycd'
'Iibo' property was owned by Peter Mex er'
, -, and was leased by Clinton \. Lamb,
U %'i this h city. The hotel was closed for III,
oaos som the only occupant at the time OF tho
fire ire being the Waterman. The los O.; OF
hnilding and furniture will not iail ial
sbort OF 1900. The origin OF the lire
/ unknown.
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destructive COnGagrations.

Sr. L0rIs, September Ij.-IHe MISSOURI
Car and Foundry-W in the southern
nart Of the city, were burned this aIic[-
noon. Loss, $3.50, 900. Insurance on build
ines and contents, Si2S,OO0; on lumber
DgTFo1r. MICH, September lj.-M $50
o'clock this morning fire broke ont In me
extensive lumber-mill OF the Mitchell d
Rowland Lumber Company, entirely do,
.troying it, with the lumber in The yaT i1
Surrounding it. Thirteen or fourteen mil
lion feet Of lumber were burned. Los on
mil, siOO, OoO; insurance, 100000. Loss
on lumber, 1928, 600; covered by insurance
/ well distributed.
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Tho international Rifle Match.
TIE british OUTsHOOT THE AMERICAN TEA
At TIE FIRST THREE RANGES.

NH, up1r1sU oUTsHOOT THE AMERICAN TEAM
AT TIE FIRST THREE RANGES.
CrrypNooR, l., l., september II" \
GOOD dav for the British" WAS the lei'i'i n "A
- - ,vrli-Lnown rifeman this morning as Il
cloudy skv and threatening wind grce'eu
tl,o onneoroncc OF the American team Oh
t,eir arrival nj the range. Ram WAS threat
e,,od Int * the morning advanced the sun
Oi'one brilliantly. and southeast 500 CLOCK
,,.;nd7, hlew strongly from the rear, la'OI'
aIIe 10 the British i'll every particular, eH'
cn,,t that il was what is known as hsn'
toil wind" puzzling them ON theT C'T "
t:ans Sir Henry Halford and Colonel bo'
ii,,n tossod for the choice OF positions, lh'
u','rasontofiye oil the American team WIZ
ming. font onnositc th,
not"I and then prepared Tor the maich
HT';or Humphrey and wife, with SIR lieiiI!
1 1i"i;nrd dined in General MoiiheuA
tent. Of. Horny IIalfor,
A. HE men together, and marShalle'
Them in front OF the dmns-.cnH IN lii" line
.io American team were drawn up III INV
The Thirteenth fehnsS ""''"
FORMING 4 guard OF honor. , o,.oct,v
/ At signal from 'l'o ',,;,b tLeir escort
,,,opc he'd to the 2OO-yard range. \ stro iron
MA, ,n;nd Nv WAS " blowng-a bad omen Tor goo
''o At iso p. NJ. shooting has Just , 6Tgu +
Minds. Of the American team was S. nrS' :
i il,"Is' and NJ scored a bulls eye. Parry
thc British team, followed Win a. h, tbe ao
The total score OF The Bri U.S. S AZ vi
yards range was .S $40; Oh At 'i the 5c6-yarC
S3l. Lne 'I british. 37s; Americans, S6'
T1 t Goo we" yards. British sts; A%er TSr,
5 ,s,iiish. i,O4S; Americans i'O02'
10y Associated Press] - Croo,
NEW 4 1oT ibc Sf mRitish won the intern
moor to military dIf 1' ae match. The to,
tlon i.I We're, We're: British, 1910; American
1 COZ.
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IMPERIsHABLE PERFUME.
FLORIDA WATER.
TOILET BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF
,,yp,G.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF
IL uEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
rLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
rrFrIG CoNPANY's EXTRACT or MEAL
,ninyaIuaLle and palatable tonic III al 0'7e'
or weak digestion and debility. us success
and boon for which nations should feel srA'c'
rnu-see Medical Press Lancet btu
,sh Medical Journal &c.
c,uTION.-GenuAne only with inc Jd'
emile Of Baron Lieblg's signature In blue i'm
ocros. the label. This caution 10 becessar.
wing 70 various cheap and inferior su|s'i'
tutes being in the market
,,rpIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT or MEAT
70 Ne had OF all storekcepers' Gr"cers' an
chemists. sole agents for the United state
wholesale only, c. DAVID Co. 9 Fenehure
.vsnue. London England. ap 29-saoZ'
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The yyi,Is.Iaics Defeated.

LONDON, September -. The race be-
tween the IIillsdaIe crew and the Thames
Rowing-Club crew, which was rowed on
fhe Thame, this afternoon, was won by the
Thames crew by two lengths.
The weather was fine, and the number OF
norsons who witnessed the race was large.
There was good start, the llillsdales
taking the lead. \ foul was made hall a
mile from the start, for which The Ameri-
cans were TO blame, apparently. After the
Hiilsdales had led for two miles they broke
a slide, and the Thames crew went to th'
front and finished four lengths ahead a,
The umpre's decision was in favor OF the
Thames crew. The greatest interest in III,
race wa. shown all along the banks. A
Thorneycroft 500 men employed IN build
ing torpedo-boats stopped work TO witness
/ fine race
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER Is. 1854
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.Oh. summer night; =,
..t bright

But oS SuPit SEXES you in the Middle d sr .,
% me SSesn% nign %,,S %nC ore nc G
y You have bottle d PEsHs 1 d Rosn ester
K5ln says that bis daughter s anS scT a, %
summer s,S.Klrn that night might ,r na,'
for th ,hsir Inst When you pack your , o,"er
6eef ah .n seashore remember that WI, wl ' sud
i nsn eTV may arise in which 70" WIZ '"'
d s need WrAIS-KILLER,
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Conversational Nominations.

MEMPHIS. September l5.-The RepuoI-
cans 81 the Tenth district have rcnomi-
notod W. II. Moore for Congress.
C.vpFy. y. j., September 1.-The Re
publican Congressional Convention Oh lne
First district OF New Jersey TO-DAY Holli-
mated Mr.. Robson for roeleclioh' NO
other names were presented. NJ.
WEST BEND, WIS, september ID ~
Democratic Congressional Convention 10,
dav nominated ID. ii. sumner, TO succeed
Erogc. Bragg's friends announce tilal 1t
viii run Is an Independent candidate.
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An Ascending Cashier.

Xrw Yon1, September l5.-It Is repoTIeu
that Dwight 5. Lathrop, assistant cashier
oi the New Jersey Central railroad ha'
~ '~ with $4,000 Of the company
go, and a loose woman. RE was a
iuTI9 Of the late Judge Lathrop. who
meI't ,%or receiver. lie altered deposit
t Mas '"' When making the bank deposits
,,o',tetcd the differences. and altered hl'
Looi,s accordingly.
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Managing Tornado.

W1xsrED, CONN, September ID ~ to VI
nado which swept through ths eusu ~
Winsted at s O'Clock last night lrGIi WI ,I
70 east cut swathe fifty yards Wlde anu
two miles long. Ten dwellings and se ',Si
harms were destroyed. No one was hiIlJu.
Mrs. Thompson, two children oil John
nnnn. Julia Calvey, Mrs. Daniel Maxwell
and Miss Mary Cornell were wounded
The last-named fatally. Property was GAM
aaed IN the amount Of $4,000.
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o,d Nashville Railroad.

CmcAGo. September I9.-h = VaiH cu
,i o,,,c;S, soIIrces that the Louisville and
ron Tolhv ViIe Railroad Company will develop
Nasii, nv ,ion for securing an entrance
III o },,,noio ,,ia the Illinois road, giving
10 on,t ,hrouCh trunk line between Chicago
and New Orleans.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

summary Justice Dealt Out 10 Negro Rape
Fiend In South Carolina-FaIIures During
the Past Week--Gubernatori Nomina-
ton In CoIorado-NOminatIons for Con-
gress-LarRe Fires-Oilworks Struck by
Lightning and Destroyed; Firemcn and
Others Burned to Death-The YeIlow-Fever
Epidemic-A New York Railroad Cashier
Absconds with s4O,O00-The wouid-Be
Dueliists in Arizona-The HiIlsdaIes De-
feated.
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BosToS. September 15.-The report that
the ::steam-yacht Nellie, Of Alton Bay, N.
H., had foundered of Wolfton, n. H..
causing the loss Of fourteen lives, proves
10 be untrue. One OF the party says that
the yacht was anchored few miles out
from Weirs in consequence OF the dense
darkness that prevailed, but the party land
ed all right this morning.
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..o,ncr Rape.Fiend Lynehed.

cu,RIEsroN. S. c.. September Do
~ named Nathan Bonnet. aged seven
TEEN who entered the house OF awhl,c ots,
, pen Of Wiston at midnight and at ,a ,sa
20 o" rane his daughter, was taken from rom, 'hs y,
10 rap ;a;l " wednesday night by body Of
, 'UWche RS; who oyerpowered the taller .sd:
Bonnet, who had confessed MS gu, r'dd mal
Immediately hanged and bis BODY f'aa'eV
with bullets.
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s,,o, uasignation of Banis Officer

Troy. y. Y. september 10. -CashleI I
,vai HT, Of the Manufacturers National
" r,l'" raesi~ned suddenly this morning. H(
hsd been speculating in wall street, had
Ilnt lorgcly. and was indebted to his bank
$1,000.
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old SORES AND BLOOD OR SKIN
DISEASES IN ANY STAGE

disappear before the perfect Alternative aud tonic
effects Of the GREATEST OF ALL BLoOD-PU-
RIFIERs. 1t so completely roots out all psison
from the blood and braces the debilitated system
that diseases of this nature disappear like chat be-
fore the wind.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.l

ISpecial telegram 10 thc Dlspaich.J
NORFOLK, VA, September 15.-There Is
an immense turnout Of the people here to-
night at the Republican mass-meeting to
hear Laws, Dezendorf, Lurty, and Dawson.
The greatest enthusiasm prevails. There
are fully five thousand people in attend
ancc. Laws's explanation Of the attempt
on the part OF Bowdcn, Booker, and other
Mahoneites to bride him created a pro-
found sensation. Mahoncism has received
a death blow here tonight.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. september -, lssI'

OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-Whlte. 1872 bushes. Rcd 1854
nr.hcls. Uc-cxhibltcd. 1886 hrahtl.
CoRN.-Whitc, 100 hu-hci-.
OATS.-l.30- bu>hcl.
RYF.-l36 hu-iG..
MFAL-S4 bu,hcls.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Whitc. IiO bU-Lcl- common = prime
at oOc. to SLIP. Red. 22i bushels common 10
very good Lanca.tcrat 9jc. to . LILO; Ibis Oush-
is nj xcd nj , .r3 10 ? l.O7; 2.lO2 buaEc, COM
mon 10 prime tutz az sjc. 10 SL06.
COEN--Whitc, 34S bushels prime fifRihi' a'
0ATs.-29f bushels mixed on private terms;
RYF-76 bushels very good 20 prime ~ ~ 70
Sic.
MrAL.-72 bushels at 95c.
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PHILADELPHIA, September 15.-The en-
bankment of the approach to the Penn
sylvania railroads new bridge over the
SchuylkiII river cayed to-day on four men.
One was taken out dead. The other three
are alive. but probably fatally injured.
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as. 8. s. cured me Of Scalp Sores, Sores In Nos
trils and Ears, after everything known to the med
ical profession had failed Three months have
passed since | quit taking s. $. s.; there Is no
symptom Of the disease remaining: am perma-
nently cured. 1t stands unrivaled for Blood-Dis-
eases" JOHN ;. TAGGART,
Salamanca, y. Y.
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LIFE RAILROAD PASSES s' OF : ~ the Midland
abroad Of England, who lni,d ni'' from rom New
Nloii for home "Wednesday o, cold dbl pieces
~ l,i1 the Size and shape OF gola iiI ~ him by
Tbey were free life-passes lSI nnrc his name
r IH3 in England, and oOlr NJ issuing
i.nd the name OF the cohipa"!
,hem.- Baltimore sum-
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Meeting OF StraightOufs I'm Norfolk
fspcc,a, telegram % tho D,sr,,oht

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, September l5.--There was
fine open-alr meeting Of The straightout
Republicans on Market Square tonight,
addressed by Dczendori, William II. Laws,
Major NJ. II. Delany, and others. There
was quite a display OF enthusiasm, bon
iires, music, ETC., and the crowd was fully
as large as the Riddlebergcr Coalition
demonstration. Peter j. Carter proposes
to reply TO the last Wolff letter in the Dis
patch.
Judge Blow decided to-day against the
validity OF the lease Of the Norfolk County
ferries To i l. Rnnnr
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IRON. STEEL. &c.

.,,ysnnonoN WATKINS. COTTRILL 90.
LANES GORDON q CO., Nos. . ana
u Eourtonth street. between Main ana fFnnS s
,.oets nFS IFEe ~ METALS AND hElND,
-IinSrS otfer FOR ale REFINED, SN EDEN' ahi
SoRWAY IRON; Band. Hoop, ga sheet
IRON; Norway Sal-Rods Ca'l-slSei' h,,; 7.ias,'
~ III ,cf,gon Machinery. -prnS. Tire blsit,cl'
aii IT, r. Csn ~focl: Tiu-paie. lix- and bar.
I'm. solder, Zine speltcr fg-Lcad. toppeTn, az
- Metals .old ga Ibis market: NOV \ oCott ~
and ONO GRiNDNIoNE9' lot '''''''' '
~. METAL and WOOD MATERIALS ''r
lNI,AIN"E- WV " an 2G-a0Alm
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Tho Colorado GovernOrship.

DyNvER. COL, September I5.-LfneII D.
ComnheIl. OF Leadyille, was nominated Tor
Governor on the second ballot by the ke-
nnblican Convention to-day.
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Scrro Hanged.

c.,,o r., september l5.,samuel Red
den; the negro VINO ",iSn ni Puask. county: four
az MOUNDS J uas hanged at Metropolis to-
day. lie died gniliS'
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,,,or and Rerden Granted Nc"
Trial.

w,surscroy, september i5., j.. age W wy y
lie set aside the verdict nG R ia Ihg ' and
route case against Miner anu heiu'i' "i'u
granted them a new triai.
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pus,ucss Failures.

vyw YORK. september 1.-The failures m !,
for the past week rep cncy number ~ ios OF
COS NO. ,o, 'o'ccurrcd in the country gene
when lVl o V in New York city.
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a Tall Cataract illuminated from he.
hind the Waters.

Giessbach FaIis-Biacbeard's Castie-Inter-
laken Hotel s-The Noble Doss-The
Churches on the CiiT-A steep Farm ON n
Maintain Summit.