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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-04

THE RICHMOND How1rzERs-Their Meet
ing Last Night.-Pursuant to the notice
published in the Dispatch a meeting of the
surviving members of the Richmond How
itZer battalion was held last evening in the
Office OF the Old Dominion Insurance Com
pany, about forty being present. Colonel
John c. Shields was called to the chair, and
Lieutenant II. c. Carter requested to act as
secretary. The object of the meeting be-
ing stated, several addresses were deliver
ed; after which, on motion OF Mr.. Gibson,
the following nine gentlemen were appoint
ed a committee to solicit membership within
the former battalion: Messrs. w. S. White,
Richard Workman, Jeter Bosher. c.. L.
Wlngo, Lewis Booker, Julian Mccarthy,
Blythe Moore, E. NJ. Crump, and E. S.
CardoZo.
On motion of Mr.. Gibson, it was or
dered that when the meeting adjourn it
adjourn TO meet again on Monday evening
next, at IL o'clock, at which time the
above committee will present their report.
After some further pleasant discussion, the
meeting adjourned,
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United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvESUE.-The
assessors Office has been very busy for some
days past in receiving The returns of income
Tor tie year ending .Decehiberr 3I>t, 1870,
and the special tax returns Tor the year
ending April Both, 1872. The list of special
taxes embraces Wholesale and retail liquor
dealers, tobacco and cigar manufacturers
ana dealers, rectitiers, distillerS, leaf to-
bacco dealers. manufacturer of stills and
brewers. It will be closed at an early day
in the month II possible, and all who have
not registered should do so at once, so that
their names may appear in the list.
Income blanks have been freely diStribu-
ted, and those who have not received one
can Get them 1t the assessors office. It
must also be remembered by guardians,
executors, and administrators, that they
should render an income return of the
property committed to them.
Iai,;:.e to make returns in proper time
subjects the Taxpayer to fifty per cent.
peualtY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-04

ANOTHER CID CITIZEN GoNE.-Thc death
of Dir. Richard Reins, in his seventy-ffth
year of his age, has already been announced
in our obituary column. His funeral took
place in the First Baptist Church yesterday
morning, from whence his remains We're
taken to Hollywood Cemetery. For many
cnt of the JImcs river and Kanawha i'm
proyement, and also filled other positions
Of honor and trust. He was faithful in all
the relations of life, and died lamented by a
large circle Of devoted friends.
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walls in the city on Sunday and yesterday
were the following: At the Exchange and
Ballard: DR.. Shelton, of Nelson Mr.. Geo,
r. Barr, of the Abingdon Nrgiman; Thos.
White, Chicago; J. Q. A. Warren, don
don Press,) New York John Fl. Nash, OF
Norfolk; Thomas D. Quincy, Esq, oil
Boston ; George W.. Elder, OF New York
Thomas A. Radcliffe, of North Carolina J,
Lyle Clarke, of Baltimore, and G.B. Finch,
of Boydton. At Ford's were the following
Messrs. George D. Smith, of Marion; j. P,
Wright, of Lynchburg; Daniel May, Of
England George William Brent and Ii. .,
Claugbton, of Alexandria, and j. R. Ma
son, Of Fredericksburg.
A number Of members Of both Houses Of
the General Assembly are still in the city.
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The FREE BRIDaE.-The City Council
seems bent on facilitating the progress OF
the construction of the free bridge between
Richmond and Manchester, and have pro.
vided for making an easy route to it by the
following resolution, passed December 10,
1870:
"ReSolred, That to carry out the recon,
mendalion OF this report (Col. Clarke's re.
port recommending bridging the basin) the
James River and Kanawha Company be re.
CURED to erect q suitable bridge across
their basin ut 9th street, and that the City
Engineer be instructed to make the neceS.
sary plan and specification for the same,
&C."
Now, let the James River and Kanawha
Company build n handsome granite bridge
across the basin, which will be an ornament
to the city and reflect credit on them.
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assortment of furniture, etc.
LEE Il GODDIN will sell at a r. M. three build
Ing lots on the east sid. If goth street, between
Grace and Bread.
Lyme & BRO. win sell at u p. N. two three-story
brick stores On a leasehold on the east line OF
18th, between Main and Franklin streets.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell at p. NJ. twenty
three building lots In The plan OF Fulton,
ROcketta,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SERVICES FOR PASSION WEEK.-The SER
vices in the Episcopal churches for Passion
Week, which Is this week, will be as fol.
lows: Monday at St. Marks, Tuesday at
Grace, Wednesday at the Monumental,
Thursday at St. Johns, Friday at st.
James's, and Saturday at st. PauPs-each
day mt y o'clock.
Early service will be held every morning
as usual at st. Paurs, at 7 O'Clock.
Friday next, being Good Friday, all the
Episcopal churches will be open for divine
service at II o'clock.
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TOBACCO FACTORY RoBBED.-On Saturday
night last the tobacco factory of McSsrs. j.
II. Lyon & Co., on Goth street, between
Main and Franklin streets, was broken into
and robbed of five caddies Of tobacco. Yes
tcrduy evening parties were arrested who
were supposed to be accessory to the theft,
and they will have q hearing before Justice
White this morning.
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THE WEATHER YEsrERDAY.-The weather
Yesterday was variable and characteristic OF
the month on which We have Just entered.
In the early morning 1t was clear and
warm !; towards noon 1t rained, and then
cleared of. and the sun shone beautifully
| until about 4 In the afternoon, when the
! sky became clouded, and we had 9 success
sion OF heavy showers, accompanied WIFI
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED MURDERERs.-James
NJ. TYLER, 1St captain OF police, and Mr.. K.
B. Craddock have been in Petersburg for
several days, looking up the murderers Of
Mr. Charles Friend. They returned on
yesterday, after arrcsting the supposed
johnson and Henry Brown, of Prince
George, and Jacob Brown, Of Petersburg.
These officers were assisted by bailiff Robt.
Donnan, of Petersburg. Twenty-six hum
dred dollars reward has been offered for
the arrest and conviction of the murderers.
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PUBLIC INsTALLArIoN.-The officers of
Fidelity Division, No. Al, S. of T., will be
publicly installed In the basement OF the
Methodist Church, Oregon Hill, tonight at
tx O'Clock. Several weil-known speakers
are engaged for the occasion. ~
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On all public or private sales Of Real Estate
made betpeen the lst6f January and the lat Of
Jnty The purcsasers pay the ta1es .CorM pre-
sent year; b,t on all sales bet,peen the frst
day Of July and the last dayof December the
seller pays them. as
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SERMON TO SUNDAY-SCHooL CHILDREN
Rev. DR.. Hoge delivered an interesting SER
mon to the children Of the several Presby.
terrain churches of the city on Sunday after
noon in the Second Presbyterian Church.
There was n large attendance of children
and teachers and Others interested in the
cause Of Sunday schools.
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referred to the Finance Committee, releas
ing the bonds of the free bridge from taxa
ton by the city. sa 4
Mir. Higgins presented a petition from
citizens OF 17thstreet, askingfo certain i'm
proVements, such as the laying down Of
gas and water-pipes, sidewalks, &C., &c.
all OF which were referred to the appro.
pirate committees. t
1s OTHER BUSINESS.
various petitions for the reduction OF
license and culvert tax, building of frame
houses, &C., were presented all of which
were appropriately referred.
CITY scAvENeER. .~
A complaint against Mr.. Stanley. seayeu-
ger for the second district, was presented
and on motion the office was declared va.
cant, and the Council went into the election
Of q successor.
MIR. Wagner nominated VIM. L. Peasley.
Dir. Todd nominated John =. Riddell.
The roll was then called with the follow
ing result : Peasley, Is; Riddell, 5. ~
Mr. Peasley was declared elected.
The tine imposed BY the police justices on
Dir. E. T. Pilkinton for falling to get out
mis- wagon license was returned.
Mi. Strauss moved an amendment to the
ordinance regulating the time of meeting of
the Council from 5 P. M. to 4 p. NJ. The
ordinance was read the first time, and laid
over until the next meeting d
Mr. Mayo presented on amendment to
the ordinance In relation to the office of
City Gauger. striking ous all aftersbe word
"proyided." Referred to the Committee
on Ordinances.
GRAIN MEAsUREg ELECTED.
The office of Grain Measurer being va.
Gated by the withdrawal of the bond Of the
officer elect, the Council went into the cleo
ton of that officer. Mr.. John Dowden,
being the only nominee, was declared
elected.
The monthly report Of the Police Justice
was read.
The President presented the official bond
of William Fl. Wade, City Printer Is, 900
penalty, with Louis f. BossicuX and Chas.
ed to be accepted when properly stamped.
Various bills, mostly of small amount,
were presented and ordered to be paid.
Also, a petition from q number of gen.
tlemen asking that John Wren and II. w.
Dabney, independent detectives, be allow
ed the pay of police officers. The petition
was, on motion, referred TO the Committee
on Police, with direction to report favor
ably.
Mr.. Benz. Berry, Jr.. was allowed $500 for
his services in transferring real estate in
the city.
SWEEPSTAKES AND cHINNEYs.
Mr.. Todd moved the adoption of an ordi-
nance requiring those who propose to erect
smoke-stacks, chimneys, &C., for mechanl-
cal purposes, to get permits before erecting
them, and asking time to perfect it so as to
cover all cases which may arise under it !;
which was granted.
On motion, the Council adiourned.
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SUPPOSED TO BE SToIES.-ot9cers woods
and Dan. Wren arrested Henry QuarIcs,
William Fl. Hill, and Thomas Quarles, (all
colored,) yesterday morning for having in
their possession a box Of tobacco not
branded, and supposed to have been stolen
from o. B. Wells. Dir. Wells was called in,
ut the first station-house for Identification
aud the parties will have a hearing before
Justice White this morning.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETING learn from
MIR. Louis Gimmi. weighmaster, thit there
were sold at the cattle-scale' during the
month of March 40 head cattle, weigh
ing All $50 tts., at from 4 to nc. q d.
Ss.. at from 5to 74c. y b. gross 4ss hogs,
weighing $685. bs., at from 10 to Ike. Y
4. net.
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CONVICT REcEIvEp.-Peyton Mason eco.
lored) was receiveda at the ~penitentiary yes
terday from Brunswick county, for house
breaking, for one year.
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ToBAcco.-The stock of tobacco stored in
the various warehouses of the city on the
| 1st instant wa 8, 199 hogsheads Of inspected
and $50 hoesheads of uninspeeted. Total,
3,7SS hogsheads.
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CHANcERY Court OF RICHAoHD-MoNDAY.
Judge T.. II. FItzhugh prestding.-The April
term of this court commenced Yesterday.
S. w. Farrar qualified as administrator of
James Farrar, deceased.
James NJ. Graves qualified as guardian of
Seigniora Daniel Hatcher. The court meet.
again to-day (Tuesday) at 10 o'clock.
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f. B. SPENCE & Son have laid in . splendid
stock OF spring and summer goods, which they are
making up In the very latest style and at the lowest
living prices. Their stock of Ready Made Cloth
Ing and gentlemen's furnishings are large, and Of
the newest styles. For bargains call ut 1900 Main
street. .......
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Eoly Week, Roman Missal, Key OF Heaven,
Daily Prayers, Way to Heaven, TestameDts, BIZ
b'es, and otter pious books, at RANDOLPH &
ENGLIsH's, 1913 Main street.
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THE CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY will
hold a regular monthly meeting this even
| ing at their hall, when their charter will be
| presented for consideration.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL
R1cHaosD Posr-OFFIcE APRIL 8, 1871
Messrs. Stevenson Il Co., Baltimore, Md.
John johnson (coloredl -- Johr
HI,.~ry ~
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EVACUATION DAY.-One or two colored
societies celebrated "~evacuatfon day" the
anniversary. OF the evacuation OF Richmond,
yesterday by a parade, accompanied by
several negroes On horseback and q half
dozen more in coaches.
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Confederate Statutes, Battle Reports, and other
Confederate publications bought. High prices
will be paid for some. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
1918 Main street,
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INITIAL PAPER-THE BEST IN THE CIrY.-A
supply Of the Oriental initial paper, put up In
| beautiful boxes, for sale by ELLYsoN L TAYLOR,
11tg Nain Of rect -. f#.. . #
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(which I would rise to explain" but its Of NO
use. Everybody Is satisfied that PIZZINIs csndy
is the best In the world, and the crowds who buy OF
him show their hearty approval Of his efforts
to sell only pure and reliable goods.
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TIE TREAsURY.-Mr. George w. Booker,
the sheriff of Prince Edward county, re.
pIenished the State Treasury yesterday
morning by q deposit of $500 on account
of taxes collected.
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Every STYLE OF Picture at the LEE Gallery.

JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer.
| chants, clerks OF courts. shertfs, lawyers, rail.
road, steamship and canal officers aud agents, and
| all others having orders for printing, TO the facill.
| ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
L1suMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish at
.sest..sa,lce Cards, Bil-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, bali Ticfets, NSaaotEsra show
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Blu sctJon
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. satiA53
o,,or,,taad '##s Y
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LOWER PoToMAc LINE.-The steamer
Georgeanna has resumed her regular trips
on this route, leaving Aqua Creek on Mon
days and Thursdays at 5 A. u. for Balti-
more, sri. i $50
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, llls Main street, are pub
lishers' agents for McGufey's Readers and Spell
ers, adopted by the state Board for use III the pub
lie schools Of Virginia.
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UNITED STATES CoURTs.-There was no
business transacted in the United States
courts on yesterday on account Of the abb
sence OF Judge Underwood.
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SOMETHING TO KNow.-That at PrzzINI's,
No. So7 Broad stseet, you can, for little money,
buy the pures. and best candles OF every kind
besides delicious cakes and Piles, which cannot be
SURPASSED. .
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sob! those pleasant days are gone {" yet you
can have them again II you 20 to PIZzINI's and
get some or his fine marshmellow cream, choco-
late, and gum-drops.
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sEEp SWEET PoTAToEs, SEED SWEET PoTA.
ToEs.-Just received a small cargo OF genuine
Nansemond Seed Sweet Potatoes-extra early
seed. For sale very cheap by l.. POWERS, lao
Main street.
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Lieut., John II. Bullock's death occurred
last Saturday from the effects Of the acci-
dental shooting on the Monday preceding.
PetersturY Courier. 80 -
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Mrs. Pollock Geranhlms at MoRroN's Flower
Garden.
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Skating tonight at Assembly Hal.

Cheapest, because best, are the Photographs
taken 1t the LEE Gallery, o2o Main street.
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Where shall we go to have our Photographs
takeu? We say the LEE Gallery is the place.
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Assembly Hall open tonight at 8.

We have he'd The Pictures OF all our children
satisfactorily taken at the LEE Gallery.
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ELLysoS i TAYLOR, i1ls Main street, are pub
| lishers' agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by etate Board Of education tor use In public
/ schools of Virginia.
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AGRASp FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL on skates
will be given At Assembly Hall April nth.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at u, $3.50
$3.75, and ~ per l. 900, at The Dispatch Printing
establishment.
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The best and cheapest spring cooking rnel is our
Soft Coke. J.. b. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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| SCHOOL BooKs.-Srest inducements offered in
school books by FLLIsoN & TAYLOR, lile Main
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Get our kidding and cooking wood.
WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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lightning, thunder, and hail, winding up
Just at sunset with q most beautiful, rain
bow-one Of the most perfect we.have ever
seen. AS to what kind Of weather we are
to have to-day we refer to our telegraphic
columns.
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures j. j.
White prestding.-The following cases were
disposed of: -,
Robert Green (colored), assaulting and
threatening and throwing stones ut the
house of Vim. Evans. Fined 81.
Charles Dissner, assaulting aud beating
Victor Beiuk, with intent to kill. Con-
tinued until the 9th.
sally Williams (colored), charged with
numbering her infant child. Continued I'M
til the l2tn.
VIM. Parker, charged with being d va
grant aud having no visible means of sup
port. Let off.
Mary Harris (colored), charged with
stealing four dresses, valued at S12. No
evidence appearing against her, she was
honorably discharged.
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The best and cheapes, spring CRATE fuel Is our
Soft Coal. j.. Il. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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WHOLESALE CRoCKERY HOUSE,

' i1's MAIN 81. TlCI MUSD.-l nave noW
" it&nd, direct from Lbe manufa cturfrs In Europe
ana The United states. one OF the largest, best
selected, and cEea :,est stocks OF CHINA, GLASS,
ana HDCoF-FUkkIShlNG GOODS ever offered
Ia This market 70 which j call the attention OF
merchants from Virginia, North CarolIna, and
ienncs.ee. guaranteeing TO them prices as low aR
SEv irDacklns house North Or South.
un Is JOHN ASHER.
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Twelve thousand yerbenas at MoRToN's Flower
Garden,
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Skating at Assembly Hall to night a. 9.

"Mosby and His Menu captured at the LEE
Gallery, go Iain street.
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Skating Carnival April 18th at Assembly Hall.

The city railway cars stop at The celebrated LEE
Gallery, go Main street.
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Skating tonight at Assembly HALL

LOVELY lvoRrNEs.-This beautiful invention is
the exclusive property OF the al fist now employed
at the LEE Gallery. no extra charge for this style
OF photograph.
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Street cars pass MoRTos's Flower Garden every
I've minutes.
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HusT1Nas CoURr-MoNDAY-Judge A. B.
Guigon Presiding.-The grand jury, with
Alfred Moses as foreman, met yesterday,
and found true bills in the following cases:
For felony, Gilbert Price, John Wright,
Chas. Sykes, Horace Hovan, VIM. Carey,
James Hill, Noah Coleman, Willis Stanard,
and John Coles for misdemeanor, Jane
Oyerton, Ida Mason, Mary Davis, Eliza
Carter, John Nathaniel alias Coles, Chas.
Blake. John Houston, Ben Johnson, Ed
ward Street lin two cases., and George
Christian lin four cases..
In the case of Susan Huges the jury
failed to lind a true bill, and she was or
dered to be discharged.
The grand jury was discharged until
Thursday morning.
The cases of Gilbert Price, Jno. Wright,
Willis Stanard, and John Coles, will be
tried this morning.
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Rare p,sn,s at Moaros's Flower Garden

SHIRTS made to order st NOAH WALKER d
Co.'s, 1900 Main street. Call and leave your mea-
sure II you wish something nice. A perfect at
Guaranteed.
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TITY SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
BROKERAGE COMPANY.
il. EUEEALLY. President.
+. y. MEADE, kccretary.
MM. CNLLLlNG, CAkhier.

BOOKS tF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO STOCK now
open at the "firc Of tn company, No. 1901 Main
al4 izth streels. flrs, lnstalmcnt Gu stock due
!Ota a nrli. nh 3G-StA p ! ,4,g,s
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Airhnpnd 1ispattlt.


II CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGEk THAN Il COMBINED CIR
CUI.ATlON Of All. OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Street cars pass MOTIONS Flower Garden,
corner Of Main and Reservoir streets, every I've
,ntputag.
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OLD PApERs u. zoe. per hundred at the Dis
at,h c,pnttun-ronm
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Roses ut MOTIONS Flower Garden.
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WORCESTER SAUCE, GREEN PEAS,
" MISSION GGEtNCGR LIMA BEANS,
IrNATG-S. pEACHES, pINEArILtS, LEE
: i'EhKi 5 WDECE~TEK SAUCE, CkOSS &
81 CKALL'S CiiOW.CfiOT, EIKGlN
V.INE Oh, O tfsrER SAUCE on drauEht.
lOEtS }. BDGSlGUX,
NH 20 l!l2 Main street.
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CITY COUNCIL.

The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
City Council was held Yesterday afternoon.
Present: j. j. English, ESQ.,, president :
Messrs. Wynne, Kent, Greanor, Wagner
Fogarty, Moses, Todd, Strauss, Prince
jenkins, Brannan, F%lournoy, Allen. Lips.
comb, Euker, Sloan, and Higgins-18.
Mr.. Strauss, from the
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II COLUMBUS, WHOLESALE AND
~. KkTaIL CphFCCTIDSkm. ArDDEaf.-
n TX TOYS, FANCY kTICLgS, &C. Goods
AWAY fresh and pucs, aAd pElces lower than any
ViasT house u HE city.
huycrs vii: do well 10 call on him before pur-
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