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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
KLLHEBGF0E. DEL.
wednesday AfteFnoon. Nov. II.
PR.


The attention Of benevolent people is request
cd, on behalf Of the sad case Of = fnend and
minister 10 man. who now suffOra contumely and
wong at the hands Of those who should be his
grateful weli-wishers. We Allude to that good
creature, Pm Formerly held in honor, well
coined to al tables. and praised by all sexes,
ages, and conditions. Pie now finds few 90 poor
10 do him reverence A frivolous, detenorAted
race Of pdes and tArts still appear in fashionable
and refined company, but there seems reason to
fear that the stately Pie Of our youth will soon
bs As extinct as the Dodo Charles Dudley War
ner, in one Of his lively Backlog Essays, has
the heart to rejoice in this prospect. He vaunt-
ingly affirms thAt ia the Southern part Of New
England. pie is at length utterly eradicated
though admitting with regret the humiliAting
fact that pie districts are still to be found here
AMI there, especially north Of Bellows Falls,
where the traveller will find himself in q benight-
ed lAnd-a region Of Perpetual Pie. Thus it
seems, anybody in any company may lift up his
voice against pie, and find none to gainsay him.
Nov it may be feeingly inquired. why Is this
thus? Are the loves Of our youth, the tradi-
tions Of all time, to be thus lightly set aside ?
Appeal TO your memories. to your best instincts
dsAr friends! Think Of Apple Pie, juicy, flaw
orous, at once agreeably tart, and dulcetly sweet
especially that noble structure called in country
pATlAnce an apple smsshsr." where humpy
upper crust sits over the apples while baking, as
hsn over her chicks; and afterwards, turning
nasekly upon its back, receives the fragrant
mass, mashed sugared. and nutmeg-sprinkled
upon its motherly bosom q dish fit for king
Think too, Of royal Mince Pie, compounded OF
AH good things. What would Christmas be
without III Poets have sung the praises of
Mince Pie, but the concrete fact itself trans
cends poetry.
Cherry Pie, too, has been celebrated in song.
10 the classic poem OF Cock Robin and Jenny
Wren, the wooer can find no more tempting
promise to make than
''My dearest Jenny Wren,
il you will bot be mine
You 4hall eat Cherry Pc, you shan,
And drink currant wine"
And Jenny, while rejecting a part CT Rob,
profers, admits that Cherry Pie is very nice
Time fails us to speak as they deserve of 9th
or pies; the luscious peach, the glowing Gran.
berry, the golden, ever beloved pumpkin pie
Dear are they ali. o, dietetic reformer, let nj
Indignantly AK, with valiant Sir Toby, "becaus,
you are virtuous," (ssy. rather, dyspeptic
shall there be no more cakes and ale 2" ant
answer with the witty clown, "Ay, by sain
Anne, shall there! and ginger shall be hot
the mouth, and pie crust short between the lipe
in spite Of Dio Lewis, and all his followers.
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HOwARD n. JEHKIEs
HDIFoR.

P0BLIsHsD sVERY AFTEREoos, Csa4sss
ssasptad,) Ss tAs coHxERoIAL BunDma. sOstA- Vel
sosny FtzA and haEkst Sseets. Tso csats sepy.
- Dollars q peav, b paA aspad by s9'Tt1s
hrsalgAsui fAs en-.
THE DKLA WARE TRIsUss. tssskls.l Gls great
FsslsSllay sspaa n EsrmsEs - RSutfeEosss, pub
liaked spArr TzsTsdas us0rntaS. ~ Tsso Dotlars q
RaaE
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Pratt's Astral OIL.

Prats Astral OIL sold wholesale TO gfocers, deal
ers and country store keepers at wholesale rates In
and gallon cans or BY lne barrel, Dy
G. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware
Front and West streets, VII, Del,
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Enz,Isn Mustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice 1svoring extracts viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc All
Of the most celebrated max s, for sale at
RoSTkRS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
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Fine Extvacta

For the hAndkerehief,a at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid keHhet and hayoring extracts
for cooking. Ezsence Jamaca Ginger, Citrate Of
Magnesia, &c. Cum CamphOr 80 cents per pound.
W. T. ALRICHS, Druggist
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B DOT S A n ID : II u T. s
PA MIC PRIC E S.


thirty
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EXHIBITION OF 1879.
John.E Gavit, Rec. Secy, +. A. Barnard, Pres.
Samuel ID. Tilmdn, Corresponding SecY
NEW YORK, November 20, 1872.
This simple and Ingenious Machine is as useful as
the sewing Machine, and ID fast becoming popular
with ladies' in the place OF expensive neede-work,
It's work being mucn more handsome, requiring less
time and not one tenth Of the expense No lady's
toilet II now complete without IT, \ Machine with
illustrated circular and full Instructions sent on re-
ceipt Of 81 or finished in silver plate for s1.I5.
Address, THE MCKEE MANUFACTURING CO.,
309 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS WANTED
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anaIcum pIaaf

For Neuralgia, Headache, Rheumatism, &e. This
Plaster was Introduced by us last winter and gave
great satisfaction. Is. "a c, SHOEMAKER,
ApOthecaries,
sOs Market Street, institute Building.
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seIdIItz Pow,deTa.

We call attention to our Seidlitz Powders 10 uni
verBaliy popular everywhere They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and claim them 70 be
equal ~ any in the Market fully up 70 the standard
70 De good they must be fresh and pure. This Ia
special claim, TO prove which they need only 70
De tried Dont forget the place 70 get them, at
FOSTKh's DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets
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wIlIlams' aarbers' Bar SOAP,

An excellent and economical soap for the use OF
BARRIERS FOR the toilet or Datn room A large
stock sed and supplied wholesale aud retail by
l. BRINGhURsT a CO., Druggists,
corner sixth and Market Streets
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wfIIIIar1s' Yankee SOAP,

The finest and most popular shaving Soap in use.
a large stock Just received. 1he trade supplied by
z BRING HURST CO.,
corner Sixth and Market streets.
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Bathing.


The necessity OF water Tor cleanliness is acknow-
lodged 10y all 8d the luxury Of cold bath, particu-
larry during the not weather, s or should be fami
liar 70 every one.
To those prosuated by arduous labOrs Of mind or
body during the the " heat d terIn,n we know OF
nothing more invigOrati and refreshing nan the
application Of cold water 10 the surface Of the BODY
cleansing and opening the pores Of the SKIN thereby
promoting the different secretlOns and mpartiug
renewed vigOr 10 the muscular system. For those
apprecating convenient and desirable appliances
for the bath we have
Bath Brushes IN variety,
Bath Towels (soit.)
Bath Towels, (harsh.)
Bathing sOOugeA,
Sponge Pads,
Friction Gloves for Bah
Bath Belts or Straps,
CalefaCio q YES,
LINEN TAPE BATH TOWELS,
Horse Hair Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, lCurved)
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, tstraight)
nUrse Hair Friction Pads
Horse Hair strap k1bDers,
Prince OF Wales GlOVss-dry fric'ian
Cambridge Pad Of Horse Hair
venient for bathers. Bath soaps in extensive va
riety.
Also, fine assortment OF Perfume Atomizers
for throwing a nne spray OF Cologne Water, Bay
Rum or other Toilet Waters upon the body after
bathing, producing effect at once agreeable cool
ana refreshing.
Z. BRiNGHURsT a CO., Apsthecaries.
col. sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington Del
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a small lot of fine boots
IN OUR LADIES, DEPARTMENT.


10 tocI
be above
concluded reduce n
o
Call and fail suited either
old stand, and
b A d COCK g. BRO.
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Fo1t's Cattle Powder, Ii. II. Il. Llnment, Roberts
BmbIocatiOn, Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medi ines IN the Market for sale
Al FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

Mouico Pencils
For removing COrns and Warts, sold BY
b. a &. SHOEMAKER.
Apothecaries.
s0s Market Street. Institute Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
Thompson 8 Tar cordial,

An excellent remedy for Coughs and Colds. Pre-
pared and sold Unly by
b. 4 G SHOEMAKER
Apothecartes,
500 Market Street, Institute Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16
L',sEyAL OF JuuN Is. MuRDECAl, rs

FrsEgAL OF JunN B. MURDEcAt. Esc.--
At 9lJ O'Clock this morning The remains
of the hate John B. Murdec,i will bc cell
yeyed from the residence of Mayor Myers
to It. .JamcS'> church. where the iunrral
services will be held at II \. VI, Mts>r>.
x, +. Daniel, Jr. Bird Warwick. John ;.
Murson. Charles |. Williams, q. y. ln'cn-
port, Philip HaNal. Thomas Norwood, DR..
r. &. CabcIl, Jr., }. Il. Bryan. Judge +. I.
Minor, w. L.. Sheppard, and Lewis Booker
will act as lmll-hrare:-.
The surviving members "t. the Tsl'
Second, and Third companies OF The k'cN-
moud Howitzcls and the active and con-
tributiny member u! the volunteer company
ot Howltzers will assemble 1T tlirlr hall. on
Min strct,, n rl.izc!i> dress. at hat-la>l
10 j. NJ. and attend in II body the funeral
of incir l;Er cumradt.
After the obsrquie> the body will bc re-
moved to WeSthrook," in llenrro county,
the residence of John R. Young, Esq, and
inferred in the family battle-ground.
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RlcHMoxp RE--PHILnARMoNlC CoN-
crrT.--The concert to be given by the Rich-
mpld philharmonic Association on Tuesday
evening next prom!.e> to be grand affair.
This Association. being one Of the oldest and
hrSt-trlinci musical organizations in this
couutry, can safely come forward before Il
critical public; aud our citizens are justly
proud of this organization. Mr. Wheat has
proved himself TO he III artist OF the first or
il.r.- jim fact, superior to many Of the best i'll
this counlry-and his valuable services rem
tIrrrd the Philnarluonics are fully appre-
ria,rd. The sale OF seats and tickets for
members continues two days longer at Am
hollis Music store.
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Police CoCRT-JuStice White nreS,dsn1.-.
The following c-'res were disposed OF YES
tcrdly;
The case OF Daniel Dickinson, CHARGED
with a>>anItn@ William Page, was continued
rnliI tomorrow morning, Page being unable
I" appear.
William .Jnmes n'juS Perkins, Young in
vice, was sent To Jail for fifteen days; found
guilty of stealing wise and other tools.
valued ut $50. from William Young.
Bradford Robinson, charged with assault
in~ and throwing bricks M James Turner
and Others. and threatening their lives.
pcldtG guilty, and WAS given fifteen da. E
and .hor.
JAMES Turner was liucd II 'for "alln.-
Bradford one ot thc rig-iron band, thereby
provoking difficulty.
rom Grilliu. an exceedingly dilapidated
and secdv.looiina individual, who will not
STAY 1T the aIn-lIou>c and is lust out Of Jail,
va, recomD!i!tod as an incorrieible yagrant.
Thynms PAGE and William Darlington.
charged with throwing stones at Stewart
Weiss, were tined $50 each.
The ~" cf Page Mctarty. charged with
wifu!y and iuloninu,ly killing and murder
| inr John y. Mor.!cca. was continued until
;,p .2h Instant. Mr. Russell Robinson wa,
sworn - Il special constable Ia aid il safely
kpcpinI tho pri>oncr.
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OLIVE LwAS.-Thc many friends and adj
mircr~ of This taIru'cI lecturer will he glad
to learn that she will appear in our city
tonight at Virginia Hall. on which orca-
sion she will deliver her successful irt-
tIre called successful people" This Will
be her las. public appearance for some time
at least in America, As she will leave Ne"
York in few days for 4 lcnsi hened tenr ot
Great Britain and the contn ent. As there
were many prevented from hNrng tins i'c-
turc when she delivered IL here IL short
time since, no doubt Virginia Hall VIII be
crowded, .
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i<MArrARLE LET rtEs REMAINING ~ Tnt
RwnNo>p Po-T-OlrIcE May Ii, lS.3.-t.
\. Clark, Ford 'iutrl. Richmond, Va; J"-
scp!i ". Laubc, corner ul First and Broad
streets. ltichmo oil, Va; Elizabeth Pcter>on
No. -, Gir"nWich street, New York city !;
Bette l.. StGothcr. care Il. !. smith, l5'
John street, Baltimore, Md; Henrietta
Trent, Gl west Newton street. care ke'. II.
NJ. Palsous: Mrs. \. i. Blacklock. Hooyers-
Vile, Anpr Arundel county, Md: J. Plea
SAINTS. Charleston, Web street: ii. Ii. RldGie-
hprmtr EdjublIru, Va.
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V,RGIxIA UArI.-profe>>or Philippe.
urinr, of wizards. appears at Virginia Hall
on Saturday next in hi- astonishing illu
SION and delightful ny sterir>. One thou
sand prizes will bc given fairly away among
thr audience, consisting of valuable horse
worth Slj0 Ito be seen OH the streets on Sd
turdayl sacks OF -four. slverware, vases,
albums, dry goods, silver-plated articles.
yrcrnbacks. and nearly $50 other useful and
Valuable articles. The Professor will doubt
les have croA Aded hGilsr, as entertainments
of this character always take we'll here.
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COOK & LhCGHToS, II A. ", srccial sale Of
crocknry ;nd glassware
RiCHARDSON & 60. ~ T.. ". a framed d. .elling
on Twcn'y-fflh street. Church Hill.
r. -. EACHO, II A. NJ. at Salisbury, Chesterfield,
the late residence of General Edward johnson,
mules wagons. farming utensils &c.
LYME 4 BEUTHER. S i. NJ. three lots with a
email brick house thereon, at the southeast cor
ner Of Broad aud Twenty-fou III streets.
Cooh LACGHIOS, 10 A. NJ, household furni-
turc' clothing, hats, groceries, crockery, glass
ware, &C.
RICHARDSON 4 co.'s p. NJ, building lot on
Twenty-afth street between u and "
REDWOOD It CRENSEAW. 10 :. VI, a varied
assortment Of goods.
Ri'HiPDSON 4 co, 13r NJ. four framod .I,7s;
NUS and Two vacant lvtg on Church flill
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SALES or REAL Est !Tg.--Mr. W. Goddin
sold last evening tn" vacant lot Oh the south
side nl Main street adjoining Lisle's build
ing. I,cin@ The second lot below Pearl .trnet,
# 500 per froi:t foo, -. 1870.
Tie adjoining lot ~! IS feet hDnl was
withdrawn from ,alr the highest I'D there
Tor hrn- $50 ,,cr foot, " hicl wa. not .ati,-
Factory To the owner.
Nrrsr,. CouIlug 4 Pcudlrton have within
the Ei>l few DAYS sold the res idcnce Of the
late Captain &. II. DimmncN, No. west
Grace street. for $50; also. the brick
dwelling No. I west Grace street, for 81, $50.
NIr. i. THOMPSON Brown sold large num-
Der of vacant lois Oh each size of the west
cm CORPORATION line between ElmWood Tor
,ian) aud Floyd streets. being the property
formerly known ~ Carriers vineyard. at
prices ranging, from S:'.33 TO sl6.2A per front
foot, making an aggregate Of abo'i $4,000.
lle>srs. Gruhhs 4 Williams sold twenty
icts on Sixth and Seventh streets. Navy Hill.
at price, rang'ng from S2.IO To s}.25, and
number of r4.luc lots III from 40c. to Sl.l5
per front tcut total sale, anc nntiDg to about
~ 800
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE !


COMMISSIONERS DEFiCE,l
RICHMOND. VA, May ], 1878.
UOTNG NS. YOCNG'S ADMISISTRA- A.
A TOR. &C.--tn the Chancery Court Of The CITY
of Richmond. ,,.,
BY a decree entered In this cause on the 2eth OF
April 1879. the cour; doth direct tnat one ol thc
commission. of tht, court ascertain ana report
what outstanding claims debts against the estate
Of the said Christian Young remain unpaid, ara
their prioritcs Ii any.
The parties Interested arr hereby notified that
have liked on WEDNESDAY Tie Ith day OF June,
l>7 az l. O'Clock NJ. the time, AMI my Office, on
city Of Richmond Va, as he place, 10 make the
said Inquiry. IHOMA Ao y. EtANS,
my a-Fiw Commissioner la Chanccry.
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B,IEBTSING.RODS.

r IGHTNING-RUDS are prelktieo
i ! 10 nut up MrSSoS's well-known TcBi IAN
COPPER II.HrEING-RODS, for which we pave
hxn s,lc agents for the last dye year~. orders
promptly and faithfully attcn'ed fn.
also, sole agents for OIL LfOi'H.AF OIL wfisa
II over l5o irctest and the finest OIL Tor saIets on t.
American continent: ~,
$50 Broad street. between Finn and SIXTH,
NH 50 hieH"oI"' w.
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PEGsoHAL-DR. IlELMBOLp TO THE FRONT
AaAIS.-Wc ar. glad 10 see that during The Doe
tors temporary rc>lcuce in Europe The supply ot
his genuine EXTRACT BUCHr-thc only known
sr-nc for urinary Disorders and obscure cont
paints in either seX-has been supplied ifoiu his
formula am! apparatus ht his representative Mere
The grrlinc article bears the Doctors signature. ana
i probably tho best known arI most valuable rem
cdv of the kind In The world. joins f. HENRY,
New York, sole agent.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE that for variety,
style quality, and low price, the readymade cloth
ingand gentlemen's furnishings At L. B. SPENCE {
SONS arc uurivallcd
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tHF NhT PosrAL-CAKDs UNDER TIE LATE POS
lAL ,nw-useful, sersiceahle. and cheap. The ad-
rertiSer can oil The back Of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
and send them through the mail for onl. one cenl.
Can be printed at this Office at low rates.
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tHlLDRES's CARRIAGES of every Kind and de-
Scrlption may be found 1T JOHN DoEs's, No. ia
Main street He ls selling these carriages at whole
sale and retail, at prices to suit every pocket.
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Tyrr HuI EAiR. weather 'nvlng
prevented many persons from attending t'I's
,,ir yesterday. the ladies have determined to
von,inuc their sales of useful and lancy aIt'-
clt> this afternoon and evening.
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BtTTERICK's PATTERNS are the only really reli-
able and pcrfect-ftting patterns made. Agency,
lcol Main street, at the WHEELER i WILSON Sew
ing-Machine cflce, right On the corner Of Tenth
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New RAILWAY CARS Five of the new
ears ordered for the street railway will be
put on the route this morning. They are
intended to run only from Rockets tn Broad
and Eighth streets. wh.crc pa ,>cngers viii he
transferred 10 those r.oW in U.s.
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ELEGANT. SWEET. LIGHT. AND WHOLESOME
Bl:EiD, rolls, biscuits. coin bread. mullins. buck
wheat AMI other crddle cakes, and pas,rv and
cakes, with DooLEY'S yeast powder. Sold Iy
grocprc
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WHAT NICE THING 1T II 70 HAVE 4 GOOD
FITTING SHIRT. L. Il. SPENCE 4 Sons Pembroke
shirt never falls 10 give satisfaction. 6 is guar
an'eed. Call In and have your measure taken.
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THOSE SPRING CAsSIMEREs at L, B SPENCE &
Sons are very handsome.
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IHE NEW PoSTAL-CARDS-very useful for busi.
ness purposes. Cards or announcements of any
Kind printed on t'ism will pass through the mail Tor
one cent. Printing FOR these c.Ids neatly and
cheaply done ut this Office
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GET RICH wIaILE YuI CAS-Jhe trustees of tho
fuhi'c Lihfaryoi kentucky prupu." ~ make sone-
hohy rich ana many people happy on the 18th OF
July next. Tfey have half iliion - I'm cash Ia
msiflouI aiDong the pairDus. The money Is all I'm
hauk, anu ONLY waits The turnin, "f the wheel of
Fortune 10 find an owner. A. the time IS near n,
hiud and he nnnlbcr Of tickets limited, those who
wish To luv tickets for the concert must order
prOmptlr..
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WHITE VESTS seem to hc all the go now. r.
SPENCE & Son have splendid stock of theu al rca
sonable prices.
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AMONG TIE MOST MERIronlor> AND ATrpAc-
TIVE tae-art establishments In RIcnMn>p Is FRAY
SER ) extensive gallery.
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IsESTAt'IsA.SES.

VETELLE-RENO The store No.
II l9O2. lately occupied hv Ieellc, having lern
rcnt,"I over his head 10 another without a word 10
him hc has IN the dilfmnI 70 remove 10 the ha"' !.
In.pt Of toddin's Hail. ,r,rner of Eleventh ana
Bank str,.l. where he will l." found to receive Ills
Did friends AMI customers aud where he VIII serve
hem with the REST LIQUORS urd TIE very hest
,i,e M, RI .t ,irnr,ls fr3
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tANfBkLL'> wELL-kSowS GALLERh. corner
Ninth and Maln streets. is the most reliable In the
city for good and cheap work.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16
SEEINl:.nACIlySF.S.

A RARE CHANCE.
WILCOX L GIBBS'3 OFFICE.
In order 10 reduce stock and raise ready money,
MI. tor short tlne sell
SEWIkt-NIaCIIINES FOR CASH
al discount of twenty-five per cent. from regular
price.
JAMES (. 4. GIBBS,
ls-cm Il Smith stccet Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16

CASHMERE SUITS. CASHMERE SUtTs.--Tssly
and stylish. at f.. Il. SPENCE 4 sons clothing
establishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16

We MIST SAY that the pictures made at CAMP
BELLS w.ll-known CALLER! al the iow price Of Que
dollar and seyrn,y:lvc cents. rocrcd and framed,
surpass auvihug OF the Kind We have seen lately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16

SothtRg so bcco,nln; as those BEAUTIFUL NECK
tbs at r. g. SPENCE & SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-16

MARVELLOUS BEYOND PRECEDENT |. the effect
Of .Sozodont upon the whole economy Of Tie mouth
keeping the gums rosy and healthy, the teeth il
perfect order giving 10 the breath II bamy fa
GRANGE.