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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
MARRIAGES..

Married, at Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
cfnrch on Tuesday, 18th instant, by the Rev. John
e. Edwarfss D. u, asslstedby Rev. j. G. Granbery,
H., D, ALFRED HENDERSON, of jersey Guy
Heights,,to Miss MARY BELLE, daughter Of the
la,e Joseph Davis, OF Richmond. ,s.i i
Married, at;Broa6. Street Methodist church, June
10. 1874, BIZ Rev. u c. CRANBERRY, D. d. CHARLES
W. HARDWOOD, Esq, OF New York city formerly
Of Richnonhl, to Miss JENNIE D., daughter OF
Samuel Ellis ESD Of this'city. +. d. ~ -
Married, 10 this city, Inne nth, 1872; b Rev.
Charles I'll. Read, D. D., EDMUND II. PENDtk-
TON, of Ct1ciunau, ohio, and MARC ARET RI
WE'RE AHTzEL, Of Washington D. c:
. Married, An Manchester, on 18th June. by Rev.
w g. LuIIpk Mr. JOHN SMITH and miss IN
Ola u. ROBINSON; both, Of Manchester, Ya. ~:
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FOR RENT.

r ARGE WAREHOUSE. AT ROCKER
IL ETTS FOE RENT The large brick Eli
WAREHOUSE at Rockets, recently occupied by
the Old Dominion Fertilizing Company and mex. 70
the sugar Refinery, is for rent lt Is ao ,. a
adapted for storage, having one front on the rive.
where large vessels can land and front also on
Lester street tApply to-
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;aDEAIsHBJessmi,

Died, afhyr residence In Sidney. June 10th, ls7a
Mrs MARYsE. wife of w lIiamt {. Smith, in the
forty-eiglth year OF her age. 49,. !. ],
The relatives and friends Of the family are inVteo
to attend the funeral at Sidney NJ z. church 81 :
o'clock TO-DAY, June Goth. 1878
Died on Thursday. 1s!h June: At half.past
O'Clock Z. Ne. CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Young,
est son Of William Fl. aud Bonnie C.Woody, aged
one wear, seven months, and fifteen days.
ssOf such Is the kingdom OF heaven. =
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
dencc. No. 1880 Venabie street, FRIDAY EVENING
m haIf-past$4 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are
requested TO attend without further notice
Charleston(S. Co. aud Washington -ID.C-lp papers
please COPY. ~. ...r -..... 49,. --.. go :
Died on the 18th instant, at II Is A. NJ. at the
residence of h0r husband, 6l5 Pine street, IN the
twrnty-sixth year Of her age, MARY T., VIE OF
James Calster. "a 'f-'1@ = '.',
She Is not lost, but gone before. .t.5
Her fuuera wiittake place THIS EVENING at =
O'Clock from Pine-Street Baptist church Ihe
friends of the family are respectfully invited "
attend. ....... ......
Died, Yesterday, at A. NJ, ALICE RUTH,
Youngest child Of George NJ. and SusanL rome
The funeral Will take place THIS hohnlNtI al
10 O'Clock from her parents reeidence. on Ninth
street. The relatives and friends are requested 10
attend without further notice. .------- =
Staunton Spectator please copy -.
Died, IN Hanover county, 18th instant, Mrs: ANE
TINSl EY the wife CT Peter Tinsey, aged sixty
i've, the sister of \. z, Fanderval Esq.
IN 49, be h al 4 DfnlCcE
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TOR RENT, TWO 7DELIGHTFULGa
Il ROOMS on second floor, with hath (hot and -
cold wnter]. klcben-room ana fuel-room, centrally
stuafedNonr Seventh street between Marshall and
CLAW streets-suitable for gentleman and wife, or
two single persons. Apply TO op,x,,cc .
10 1o-at 1f@ a. 1905 Bank street.
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no better consolation as citizens than that
they may have accumulated little money
by thwarting the public good and that even
that little money they leave behind, going
naked out of the world as they came into
it. Their minds may by such time be dis
turbed by the reflection thut that little sum
might have been larger had they helped
little more to promote the public good and
increase the general prosperity. The policy
controlled by this spirit will never make
great city--never achieve any great public
work for the promotion Of the comfort and
happiness of society.
Mr.. MCCANcE wanted wharves and river
improvements; which we ought to have. and
which he has done much to accomplish.
Manchester modestly intilnated that the
Council had given pretty clear Instructions
for the guidance Of the committee; SO did
General NEwBEEEy.. But Manchester said
nothing as to what she would like to see,
because at the very threshold the door to any
sort of discussion, save the incidental de
nunciatioDs Of the scheme of park which
gentlemen injected into their remarks, was
closed. We thought the most appropriate
remark Of the evening was that of Mr..
SrAaKE, in which he said he "never felt as
foolish in his life as he" did thst evening
which seemed 10 be frank confession of the
perfect muddle into which. the committee
had become involved.
There are many ways to defeat PROPOSE.
tiona. and this may be one Of them. We
believe the people Of Richmond desire thst
Land fora park shall be purchased while Il
may be had low, and that we shall take time
% improve it. We believe the scheme may
by carried out upon an economical scale
we invite attention to the suggestions d
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC OF ANNA
VI WON TRIBE. No. 80, L y. r: NJ. AT HAT
TORF'S GARDEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25TH;
s73'-hn excellent cotillcnSband has been engaged
for the occasion The entertainment vii: be under
the especial charge of the following named gentie-
we'll. Jlsyid Leyshon William Hardy, Thomas II.
Pollock, Peter Holloway. Neither pains nor ex-
pcnse will I've spared to make this the pi ulc OF The
SCISSOR sister Tribes are respectfully Invited to
iOin us on this occasion. Tickets to be had Of mem
bers Of the Tribe. and at thegae on the day OF the
entertainment. The public generally are respect
fully invited 10 unite with us. z
Admission, FIFTY CENTS. le 2o-5t
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In,J.pv He gives hint as to how las cry
nav diuanilh the cost ola very grand ale
which has Ieen spoken of for some y So.
Thfs subject, of course, will not an
.osned. Tie park cannot have ss ina ntsy
sfroun the faee of all plans. for pubasc improve
'ment and ito puhiicgocel rr,st fight its
way to SUCCESS. -
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An anonymous correspondent sends us on
a postal card paragraph denying the state
ment that d German Roman Catholic church
in Central New York has gone over to the
Episcopalians. = = 1850 q
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sew. ss.wnn .GAs.--Dr. Posr, Of New Yor

|....sRszR ,GAs.--Df. Posr, of New fofs'
says: / ags,s - u 4.s''
/. The efects,of sewer gas cannot p %,,.e ea,
aggcrafe4 ndthisevil Is widespread. Th rial,
seem to eU protection againss NJ. 81 n she
should be JIM every house outIe.s .s sot ,v sas
escape 81 tie gas to the rooL u saas y, WY y
the pressure against the Waser 10 sne siat
would be removed, and It would oe ao ,! :, %
nr ever the passage Of the remainder Of the
tr,s into the houses" #,..s-is,ss ~ Il,
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The CINCINNATI Enquirer ,dubs the New
York Worls aThe Truthful JAMES of the
press" - - -.
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MEETINGS..

NTOTICE.-A meeting of the subscribers to
~ the capitl stock Of the CITIZENS BANk OF
RICHMOND isaviugs institution viii be held ut
the office. of Lyme 6 Broth er, 1912 Main street,
June 23d, at O'clock Z. NJ, for the purpose OF OF
ganiLation. Je zu-oL
DESCUE COUNCIL. No. l, JR. Q. U.
lar meeting of YOUR Council THIS friday EVE
MING, june goth, at s O'Clock. AS this Is the time
for the nomination Of officers 1t Is earnestly de-
sired that every member be present. 49,, :, 8,
BY order Of the C. OF. WISE, n ..
lie nO-lt*
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NpffYIE;NUTTCEs.

egSsjAPAAEsE g1LK OF.
lxaNs, asradcs aRaizprs; s4eed a,aagured|
GrensdIses at soan per yssf Voiced Pop
for traYtllsng Black andy olores Gram Silks
Striped AID" Checked French Silks; Lawns, Be-
reeps, Trimming Sriky, Grassy Etren md Pongee.
Poplins, White Grenadines for Polonaise, &C., La
dies Gloves, Ladfeg Vests, <syks Ties, Lined and
Lace Collars. sets, Corsets, Fans, Leather Belts,
Bustles, &C., &c. @ s 1850 49,
.,myas ,5s, T,R. PRICE co,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

II COMPANY, Assemble at your ar 8
L nory THIS friday EVENING at ssA
O'Clock promptly for drill: All absentees VIII be
fined Bv order CAPTAIN NJ. 7. CLARKE.
IL oo-itx K. H. GILLIAN, D. s.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The 70,
IN members of HINES LODGE. No. r,EY%A
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, will attend als' - Fl
stated meeting, ut Pythtan Hall, THlS\SSsNH
EVENING at e O'Clock. Election OF Of NsY
Members Of sister lodges and visiting brethren
ar. invited TO lie present..
10y -No' - WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,
je 2O-1t* Keeper OF fccofus and Senl.
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w NEW WRAPPINGS AND PARA

W5 w " " ||@1@ = = = -
SOILS FOR SUMMER. 80. Il
y. X. PRICE & CO. are receiving daily for sum-
me- rsaes Lace Points and saeues Paraso!s and Sun
shades, Umbrellas, silk, cambria aud alpaca Cen
tlemen's Gauze Shirts, Gentlemen's Thread and Kid
Gloves, Linens for Goats and Pants Collars, Ora
watts, Sc, &c. my2s
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nIss0IUTrONs & PARTNERSHIP:
rYGHTyING.RODS.

r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are prepsfruu
j ~ NUT mo MuNsoSs well-sno~t Tnh ~. h,xs
COPPER LlahFSiNS;.iol,Si 1"s S S.sr.. Orders
nTomptiy and faithfully attended e., =, ~, which
LAT. sole agents for LfephsNF VI, ~, tha
4, over $50 tretest, and the aneat OH iof ss''''
American ePni y r. MouSTCAsrLE So;in
$40 Brusd street, between flit n,c ann S
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Died, IN the morning Of the 18th. at n,G!ocE,
ROSETTA, Youngest daughter Of Martha aud Wash
inelon Brown, aged eight months and four days.
Friends aud acquaintance are invited tn atteno
the funeral which will take place ut The F1rst Att
cau church at 81 o clock THIS friday EVENING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
We FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.

TBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the worla
The only true and perfect dye Harmless rehaofe'
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridfcu-
ious tlnts or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill
effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
diatey superb black or natural brown, and leaves
the hair Clean soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed W. A. BACHELOR, Sold by all DRUGGISTS.
: CHARLES BACHELOR,
90 ao-eod Proprietor, New-York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

ANNUAL MEETING.-The annual
N meeting Of the stockholders of the Richmond
Paper Manufacturing COMPANY VIII De heia On
M. In the Office Of john II. Montague, Esq, Main
aud twelfth Streets e y. CHRISTIAN
~ .--.-. .a.s., President.
7 IN 2l-2aWlnl
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NJ MORE. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
- .a GOODS FOR SUMMER SALES

GREAT BARGAINS In DRESS GOODS.
T. r. PRICE d co. are now making large add
lions to their splendid stock for June andJ ny sales
DRESS GooDsin great variety at prices lower than
have ruled for many years. Also, many linens and
other staples at wonderfully low figures. my %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

EOR RENT, a desirable BRICK @A
II HOUSE. No 4O6 west Grace street, con-A:y
tanning six rooms, gas, and water; kitchen WIN
three rooms, and large garden. Apply nexC ooof.
lie Ia-1w arH. -@f-a@H ~
TOR RENT, FOUR .PLEASANTGfs.S
Il ROOMS, suited for offices or lodging, th,rd
aoor. Mt the northeast corner OF Thirteenth and
Cary streets; Terms reasonable:
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS,
te lo-1,n No. 81. Thirteenth and Cary streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

THE CAPITOL BUILDING FUND AS
Il ISOLATION will hold O. meeting on FRIDAY
EVENING, goth instant, at the cfhce OF the south
crn Mutual Insurance Company. No. IL Tenth
street at O'Clock Members Will come prepared
to nay the entrance fee and the first semi-inonthy
instafinent on their stock.
.otbern Mutual office, with j. b. ELL; at the Pied
mont and Arlington Office S. x. Campbell q Co..
Virginia. Hall; J. Thompson Brown, opposite the
DisDatch. Apply early, as IL Is being taken rapidly
~ 1sIw 1'.7-Iat j. B. Hull, Secretary.
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TOR RENT, the handsome BRICK an
RESIDENCE No. 2O4 Marshall street, 4:a
now being pun IN thoroush repair II contains SIX
The DIST instant. WILLIAM T. BAILEY,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

IGOR RENT (HOUSE FURNISHED, Ssss
:, SUMMER RESIDENCE In the beauti- Fiji
FIJI town of Ashland: contains five rooms, Kitchen,
&c. all furnished. Only s:5 per month; Apply al
once. =. my vi 90. - onn,,nnner
10 1sst 1113 Main street.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
The Lien Law.

Several propositions are under con.
sidcration in the Legislature in regard
to the law Of lens Some of these 90
to abolishiug the entire law, others to
making important notifications and
changes in its operation AS the law
now stands, the merchant or factor.
making advances to the farmer for
agricultural purposes, has preferred
lien upon the crop of the latter, TO the
amount of the price of the supplies so
advanced. With tn exception of
exorbitant prices sometimes demanded
and high rates of interest charged by
the merchants or factors, we can see no
evil in this provision of law. IL is
urged With some degree of truth that
this system Of advances is u result OF the
war and is pern!cious in so far that a
great temptation is opened to the far.
MGR to be cx'ravagant in getting advances
beyond the value of his crop which is
held tolay for tn m, THIS objection i,
however rather an Individual one with
each farmer, and does not initiate
against the law, which certainly has Il
tendency to encourage aud help tho far
mer. Whether ho avails hinself of
the opportunity thus afforded by the law
or whether he is cxtravas ant and unwise
in It's use, is Of course matter of econ
omy aud management with himself.
There is large class of small farmers,
just starting farms of their own, to
whom this law is most beneficial and
almost necessary. They arc deeply
Interested in the continuance of tho law
in its present form, and it is n question
1t they ara not vastly in the majority of
those engaged in agricultural pursuits,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
The Bowen.DeLarge Contest.

The report Of the Committee on Elec
tions in the case of G. @. Bowen, con-
testing the seat of r. G. DeLarge, from
the Second Congressional District of
this State has been made in tho House
Of Representatives in Congress. It
states that the committee find, upon tho
whole evidence, that DeLarge did not
receive the majority Of the votes legally
cast, and is therefore net entitled to his
seat. The report recommends resolution
that neither Of the con.estants should
take the seat, but does not find that
Bowen is disqualified, from occupyingit.
The committee report that the allega
tion that the counsel of DeLarge was
bribed, and withheld evidence in his
possession, was true
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
The Cotton Tax.

At Washington, on the evening Of
Jan. 18Th, nearly ali the members of
Congress FROM the cotton Statos held
conference, and agreed on net bill to
refund the cotton tax, which they will
press in Congress at this session.
This new bill il in lieu of the one Of
which a synopsis was published in the
NEws.
The provisions Of tie new bfil arc
materially different from those of the
first, aud. carefully looks after the irse.
rests of the plausesb sud4 fsesdmeu in
securing to them, and not TO the spseula-
tors who have bought up these claims
for song, the absolute return of the
cotton tax they have paid.
We shall keep our readers Informed
of the action of Congress, in this inte.
resting matter.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
Cotton Manufacture.

At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Granitevilie Mills, IS. c. in the
spring OF 1872, the President proposed
to double the capacity of the mills in
three years and yet pay dividend of
ten cent per annum.
Can any Northern factory make a
better exhibits? I? The cotton mills of Au-
gusta and Columbus, Ga, are doing
flpreportionatoly well.
y The Augusta mills, with capital
stock Of s6O0,005, had in 1870, $780,
600 as eurplas fund aud commercial
capital after paying quarterly dividend
of 5 per cent or 20 per cent, per an
unnn.
il has been practically demonstrated
that cot on eau be spun iuto yarns a
ythe South for 5 cents PEI pound cheap
er than it can be spun in, Old o. New
England consequently, properly con
ductedmill could make FIVE ceots on each
pound of yarn more than the Northern
factories which have been enriching
their stockholders and peopling with
, teerping thousands the rocky hills of the
! west.
- Could the entire crop of cotton be
converted into yarns at the South, and
1 i'ahipped abroad in that form it would
add s150.0OO,OoO annually to the wealth
isofthis portion of the Uuited States For.
eIgu mills would adapt their machinery
to working up tho yarns instead vf the
e.rawf cotton. If hut one quarter of the
crop could be thus converted it would
sDe great blessing to this country and
enable number of women end chillreu
aHbo are now dependent on others to
iiknpport themselves.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
Death of Capt. James Copcs.

The Winnsboro Nc,cs of Saturday
last, mentions the death at that place on
that day of Captain james Copeu, form
erly Of Charleston, the father of our fcl-
low,townsman Mr. Robert Copes.
Captain Copes was one of the old
line Charlestonians we'll known and re.
spectcd, as a man of sterling probity,
untiring industry and strong practical
sense. Our sympathies are extended to
our friend MIR. Robert Copcs who has in
the space of three weeks been called to
weep at the grave Of both Of bis pa.
rents.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-25
General Assembly.

Since our last our Legislators have
bcsn active. although quorum has
been wanting sometimes.
A joint resolution has been intro
duced in the House Of Representatives,
authorizing the Governor to appoint
three commissioners TO investigate the
amount and validity of tho State debt,
and to empower these commissioners to
stamp officially The Bbnds and stock.
found TO be genuine.
The proposition has however met
with strong opposition. It proposes to
give these commissioners too much
power.