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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-25

The LECTURES AT TIE HIGH ScHooL.-Dr.
Tayior's lectures ut the Richmond High
School are so interesting, and given with so
much humor and good taste, that they are
easily remembered by the pupils. Indeed,
the children go home and rehearsc the greater
portion of them for the benefit of those who
were not present, and that they also may en-.
ioy the many witty and humorous things
that the doctor has said. The City School
Board are fortunate, indeed, in securing the
services of so valuable a gentleman. The
doctors very interesting lecture of yesterday
and his wonderfully .capacious black bottle,
will not soon be forgotten.
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RxL1CIorS SERVICES To-MoRRow. - The
usual religious services will be held in all OF
tho city churches tomorrow except the fol
lowing special appointments ,
Grace Church (EpiseopaD D.-Rev. f.. NJ
Baker at II A. NJ. Night services at
o'clock instead of in the afternoon, as hereto
fore. ". "s
Trinity Ms;aodis..--R Rev. A. c. Bledsoe
at IL a. VI. and i 7. NJ. Subject at night
Gold for Sale"
Clay- Street tNethodiS..--Serviccs ut II A
M.-funeral sermon of Mrs. Mary Il. Tur
n,r. Services at night at ) O'Clock. -
Third PreSbyier,dn.- .--Rer. S. j. Baird, ID
H., al II A. NJ. aud = P. N. Church meet
inc rpostponed from last week. Immediately
after the morning services.
Four--N,ie- Creek Baptisi.-Rev. W. r.
Git. of Montgomery county, at IL A. M'
Sunday. and meetings next week.
City ihnSh0uSc.--Rer.J j. ;. Bicnner III IL
\. N. in German.
<,re,.th- Street Christian Church.-Preach
Ing at IL 4. VI. and y =. NJ. by Rev. joseph
+. TNlrv. subject in the morning Inc
Church and the Children.'
rri.,.!S.-W iliam Green, Of Ireland, and
BENJAMIN Fulgum and wife, of Indiana
viii hold a meeting for worship ut the
Friends meeting-liou>c, on Clay street above
Fir>t. Al IL y. NJ.
Urrrnto,rn. - Preaching by Rev. Mr.
LINDSAY at II \. NJ. Praycr-mcetinS nj %
= W.
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
The YeIIew.Fever.

BROOKLYN, October 24.-Mrs. Stein, re-
Gently from Georgia, has the yellow-feser.
COLUMBUS, Texas, October 24.-Seyerty-
two yelow-iever deaths have occurred be.e
since Sunday.
SHREVEPORT, October 24.-Tbe sudden
change in the weather Wednesday night has
FASTENED death in critical cases and devel.
oped number of new cases.
MEMPHIS, October 24.-The weather i
clear and cold. There weretwenty-o yell
low.fever deaths yesterday.
The Cdief of Police appeals for aid frcm
chiefs of other cities. Eight policemen from.
force Of sixty are dead, and fifteen down
with the malady. -. 4, 500
The Odd-FeIlows also ask aid.
Twenty-four yellow.feyer deaths to-dsy.
There was a heavy frost last night and tnere
was ice this morning quarter OF an inch
thick. :y., ,gt,ag .,t.5s,1. ..,
A nurse gave csrbolic acid to patient
| through mistake, which proved Immediately
| fatal. 'Auother nurse attempted to outrag.
the wifeof hfs patient. p t'tti-
The responses TO the Masonic appeal have
been 30 liberal that the Nasons are now able
| to care for their sick brethren.
| MONTGOMERY, October 24.-Four yellow.
fever deaths since yesterday.
i
Morning Eeus from BaiDbridge, Ga, says ::
:" Physicians concur in the opinion that the
disease which broke out there week or
more ago is yellow.fever. There arc eight
or ten cnses at present, and new ones are oc-
curing. Simon Angel, e prominent Ter-
chant, it is thought, will not live through
the day. b. L. BruLon, ex-senator from the
district, is very low. Some families ale pre-
1 ri,,rr to 1paye hv,t thorp SppunS varv little
disposition to get up panic Business i.
chants are speaking Of closing up altogether.
The city authorities are hard at work in.ti.
tuting sanitary measures, but no quarantine
measures have as yet been taken"
LITTLE Rock, October pa prominent
physician is dead and prominent citizen is
down with the yellow-trver. Both bad
charge of the quarantine, and it Is supposed
they contracted the disease examining refo.
gees from Memphis.
There was ANOTHER heavy frost here this
morning, and it is cold tonight.
| RELIEF MEASURES FOR MEMPHIS AND oTHEa
PLACES.
| WILMINGTON, n. c., October "a The
| bishop of the Episcopal diocese Of North Car
ollna directs collections from oil congrcSa-
tions for Memphis. Considerable amounts
have already been forwarded by citiZeus 20
Memphis and Shreveport.
KNOXVILLE, October :! Tile relief con-
cert for Memphis realize: 500. 4 pair OF
sleeyc-hutt ons brou,u' Si5h.
LOUISVILLE, October ~ bale OF crtto's
for the Memphis sufferers was sold On
Change to-day for SljJ, or II I0Ju' 81 per
pound, to j. ii. pra ther.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS OF A New Or
DER. Thomas II. Johnson (colored), Deputy
Grand Worthy Superior OF Petersburg and
Richmond city, has installed the following
officers of the Door of Virtue Tabernacle,
No. 80, of the General Grand Accepted Or.
der OF Brothers and Sisters of Charity: j.
E. Jeter, worthy superior; Martha MiIlcrs,
worthy vice-superior Samuel II. Jetcr,
worthy recording scribe; Mary Z. Jeter:
worthy treasurer; B. J. l.amcaspy, worthy
chaplain; Pavester Laster, worthy junior
conductor: Delcy Davis, worthy senior con.
ductor; William Jeter, worthy inner senti'
mel ; Hartwell Tucker, worthy outer scntl'
mel; Samuel johnson. worthy marshal.
Representative to the District Grand Ia
bernacle, No. ,, to be held in the city OF
Washington, ID. c., in May next, 1874: ;. f.
Jeter and Martha MierS.
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" ASpALrsrAS BALM-This preparation, COM
pounded by Messrs. MEADE g BAKER, Main street.
Is the best cure for chapped hands, face, and lips
that we have ever tried. Its keeps the skin soft
and smooth, and prevents that dissgreeable rough
ness caused by the cold winds of this season. 1t Is
not only harmless in It's effects, but is beneficial,
giving the skin sound: healthy appearance, and
preventing 1t from cracking even In the severest
weather. 1t Is also effective In curing the chahng
OF infants and sore nipples of nursing mothers.
No family should be without bottle Of thsrihd dis
pensable remedy. or PONDS EXTRACT, sold by the
same gentlemen, 919 Main street. .. + /
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' pYrnIAN CoURTEsIEs-M Mr., George E. Bow
den, keeper Of the records and seal of SYRIA
cuse Lodge, No. s. knights of Pythias, of
this city, has received a handsome resolution,
passed by Lincoln Lodge, Jersey City, N. j.,
beautifully engrossed in three colors and
heavily framed in black walnut. The reso-
luton was formally presented TO Syracuse
Lodge last night alter having remained in
the Dispatch office tor. two days, during
which time it was greatly admired by large
number of persons.
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LETTER-CARRIgR FOR MANcntsTER.-A Pc
tition numerously signed by the citizens OF
Manchester has been forwarded to the post
muster Of Richmond requesting her to in
ciude that town ia the system of letter-car
rier delivery which prevails in this city. The
postmaster having jurisdiction only in this
city cannot herself comply with their request
but has forwarded the recommendation tC
Washington with an endorsation that 1t bf
adopted. The Trustees of Manchester vii
IL once proceed to have the houses numbered
and by the time that has been done it is pro-
i,abke that carrier will have been ap'
pointed and put on the route.
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Abingdon.
DEATH OF BEVERLEY R. JOHNSTON, ESQ.
FSpocI,I toInDrum RI tho JIsn,trh |

DEATH OF BEVERLEY K. JOHNSTON, ESQ.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
ABINGDON, VA, October 24.-Beyeriey K.
Johnston, one of the oldest and most prom.
inent lawyers of this section, died at 1C
O'Clock last night of an affection Of the heart
with which he was attacked on yesterday,
Deceased, who was seventy years Of age, but
a man of vigorous constitution, was in court
when he experienced the first symptoms Of
the attack. He was an elder brother of Gen.
eral Joseph E. Johnston, and uncle of Sena-
tor John W. Johnston. The funeral cere-
monies Will take place tomorrow.
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National BOARD OF Trade-ReD0rf or
the Finance Committee on Resump-
ttan Of Specie Payments.

Chicago, October 24.-The report Of the
Finance Committee OF the National Board or
Trade on the resumption Of specie pay yments
provides for the redemption Of greenbacN
in gold after the first Monday in July, 1877.
Redeemed noles to be available for payments
by the United States other than those where
arecie IS specially secured by existing laws.
Greenh,ck, Shall continue legal tender tor
nlb!jc and private debts. That for the pur-
pose of regulating the currency as fur'
uisJed by said Treasury notes, ana pro-
yitius tor, It's expansion or CONTRACTION
at seasons when such changes IN It's value
are calied for 2 by the business OF the
country the Secretary Of the Treasury
be authorized to issue in exchange ioI I
such Treasury notes registered certificates OF
debts In sums not less than $500 or any null
tit le thereof, which certifce es shall De 'e
interest OF 365-100! per cent. per anplln.
The certificates SO issued shall not exceed
fifty millions of dollars Ia the whole, ana
said certifi :ates shall be redeemabie at the
will OF the holders thereof In Treasury notes
of tie United Suites OF denominations now
in use and upon such redemption, interest
then accrued on such certificates shall DE
payable aud paid; and certificates so re-
deemed shall be cancelled and destroyed;
but new certificates may from time TO time
be issued in their places, and The amount ot
certificates SO redeemed, III the same shall be
demanded by holders Of the United States
Treasury notes and certificates 80 Issued,
shall not be used for nor computed In the
reserve now required by law TO be held by
the national banks for payment Of their
circulation aud deposits. The report was
made the special order for tomorrow aater-
noon.
The transportation question was discussed
TO-DAY in tiye-minute speeches.
Mr.. Allen. OF Philadelphia, believed Con.
gress should control water as we'll as hnd
transportation.
MIR. BarwelI, Of New Orleans, favored wa
ter routes. He thought the Mississippi the
cheapest outlet by thirty per cent.
Mr.. Latshaw, OF Kansas. thought the REM
cdy was In competition instead OF Congress
He urged kansas City as the terminus OF tue
grand trunk line.
MFR. Peytoa, OF Richmond, Va, favored
the Improvement Of water routes.
Sir. Gano, Of Cincinnati, thought the only
safety 10 the commercial community was me
com perition and Improvement OF watr
routes. He moved 10 refer the whole mat
ter back to the committee to collect facis on
the points involved. .,,,.s .... ce
Nr. Bugsby, of Philadelphia, opposed the
motion to refer hack, and favored eoDsres-
sionaI control OF railroads.
Finally thewheIe sal ject OF transf'of,asi
was referred back % y special conuittsss a'' y
report saturday. II
resolution 10 allow citizens TO buy tor
eisn shirs and ssii under American caless,
with an, amend msnt allowing stich phfeu.se
aud use on payment OF reasonable daty, Mas
adopted bya vote Of THU ty-alise 70 eis1;ssn.
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Aaasrs Of the Lake Shore Railroad.

New YoRK, October 24.-It is stated that The
transfer of S2,25O090 Of the Lake Shore Raj
road bonds to George b. g rinnell was entire ly
regular, but that back of this these bonds
were used for private speculation by promI-
nent officials connected with the road. The
bonds were hypothecated by Grinnell & Co.,
and the money used for private purposes ny
officers of the Luke Shore road, and under
the panic was swept away.
The Sun says: "Upon the death of Horace
F. Clark, who appeared TO have been IN the
pool, Vanderbilt, who succeeded him, com
pelled an Investigation Of these transactions.
There are other irregularities, by which tile
Union Trust Company loses $4,000, 900. The
plan for resumption so far Is failure, and
the compulsory bankruptcy OF the Lake
Shore road Is imminent.
New Yogx, October 24.-The basis of set
tlement between the Union Trust Company
and the Lake Shore railroad was d proposal
from Commodore Vanderbilt Of three, six,
and niue months notes, with collateral. An
offer was Immediately made for the notes,
and the receiver Of the company started for
court to obtain permission to sell them.
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STAMMERISG CURED.-Thcre seems to he nc
doubt that stammcring may be permanently cured
for no one who has read the certificates from GOV
ernor Caldwell, Of North Carolina, and many
others from different parts of the United States
can longer remain crcdulous; besides, DR.. MOSES
has been a stalnmerer himself for over fortt
years. and is we'll known to the citizens of Virginia
so, we advise all afflicted with stammering to call
at the Exchange Hotel and be cured He can do It.
The Doctor will remain In the city until the 20tf
Of
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HALP-FARE TrcKErs.- The Chesapeake
and Ohio Rairoad Company will sell tickets
to visitors to the Virginia State Fair to be
hello at Richmond, commencing next Tues
dav. fronf all stations between Richmond and
Hnntiu iugion, and also from all stations on the
Washington City, Virginia Midland and
Great So uthern railroad, at shafrates for the
round trip. Certificates, which will be fur
nished Wflh the tickets purchased, Will be
good only when stamped by the Fair Asso-
ciatiop, and cannot be used @ after Noyem1'
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vrnfounted RurnOrs.

NEW York, October 24.-President Orton,
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
denies the rumor lately circulated that the
lines of the company were to be leased TO
patty of capitalists. No such proposition
has been submitted. he also denies another
rumor that the dimensions Of the new tele-
graph building are to be reduced. =
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ENTERPRISE OF THE LADIES OF SIDNEY.-The
ladies Of Sidney Methodist church have
made arrangements to furnish during the
State Agricultural Fair dinner, snacks, oys-
b paoee9 ana 9eF % ep 6aiees on e be d
voted M to the benefit @ % Of their &c church. % " Let
contributions of provisions, if sent to the
L806 west Main street, or to the care of
j. Thompson Brown, Esq, will be thank
fully received. -. -. !. LIZ. ----
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CADETS OF TEMpERANCE.-Grant Section
Cadets of Temperance (colored have elected
the following grand officers for one year !:
Lewis Dicker>on, grand worthy patron j.
r. Branch, grand vice-patrnn; Robert b.
EvafYs, grand secretary; Bartlett Clarke,
grand treasurer; j. Ii. Peters, grand chap
lain; r. I. Ellyson, grand guide; George
E. Meredith, grand watchman: W. H. l..
Combs, deputy grand worthy patron.
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Eew York Items.

NEW YORK, October 24.-Fisk & Hatch
state, in explanation of current rumors re-
specting their condition, that they have made
satisfactory arrangements with the banks,
who are their largest creditors, and expect
to resnme in few days. .,,4 .HaIs!.
Infthe Stokes trial to. day the prisoner him
self was placed on the stand on oss-exani-
nation. He swore that he did not know, the
mau be saw. coming UP the steps of the
Grand Central Hotel was Fisk until the LAT
ter pulled out his plstohi| Z Z EhTrk{E /
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.'WAR TO THE KNIFE!"-Wc have declared
war against counterfeicrs, and we mean to fight 1t
out. When diseases Of the Kidneys or of the pro-
creative organs PROSTATE you, take HEbMBoLD'S
BUcIIU. The genuine HELMBoLD's BucHU may be
known by the private proprietary stamp OF II. T..
Helmbod on each bottle and Is fully warranted for
diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs. Sold
nv druggists everywhere.
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The Rerur,ant OF the Modocs.

Y REDpiNGs, CALiroRNIA, October 2i.-The
people came from every quarter to sect the
remnant Of the Modocs. They were sorry
looking party. Captain Jack's wife and
Princess Mary, attracted the most asten-
tion. They were clad .int..deep black, sgr,
and ashes, for their kindred. All looked ~
though they had laid all winter under 40
ash.heap.
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RICHMOND, Va, October "a. 1873.

To the Editors Of the. Dispatch:
1t affords me pleasure to inform you that
the Colored Grand Division of Sons of Tenn
perance Of Virginia did not take any action
in regard to the present Cadets Of Temper
ance of Virginia, working as they are under
their Maryland charters. But our object is
to institute cadets of our own, under the
jurisdiction Of our Grand Division, and to
be known as such. I am, very respectfully
yours, !. liz HE> WILLIAM M. MICxIAR,
Deputy Patron Charity Diyision,: Lodge
No. 4, S. of T.ytys arr
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Go TO aSToST, THE CoyFEcTIoNER, If you want
to see the largest assortment OF cream bon-bons,
imported fruits, and homemade candles. Main
street below the post -ofIfce. rI' ~JF y III.
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CONCERT FOR THE MEMPHIS SUFFERERS
There was quite good audience at Assem-
bly, Hall last night on the occasion OF Nc
Cann's concert given for the benefit of the
Memphis sufferers. The music was very
tine, and received the most enthusiastic ap-
pIallse from the audience.
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MASS. MEETING IL JACKSON WARD.-The
Conservatives of Jackson Ward will have
mass-meeting tonight at 8 O'Clock, ON The lot
corner of Baker and Second streets. MesSrs.
Anderson, OuId, Lovenstein, Gilman, Doo-
lev, and others will speak. Band Of music
has been engaged. The clubs and other
Conservatives OF all the wards are invited.
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SoClETr.-The first
annual meeting of the Southern Historical
Society will be held in Richmond on the
18th instant. General Wade Hampton, the
Rev. DR.. Hoge, and Rev. DR.. Curry have
been invited 10 address the Society on this
SS,casioyI. .st ...... .. y ...r : s. s.
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WYMAN's MATINEE The great wizard and
gentriloquist, in addition to his evening pro-
sramme, will give grand matinee ut
O'Clock, this afternoon. Wynrans n addition
to his interesting tricks and vehtrioquism,
exhibits for the first time in this city the Won
derful automaton Zouave Drummer, made
in Paris expressly for Professor Wyfnan at
large cost. At fhe close of the exhibition
e. each evening large number of useful and
valuable presents viii be given away.
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REEs & Co. use no enamel In the finish Of their
pictures. 1t had been tried years ago. and Is pro-
nounced by The photograph journals Of the coun-
try failure. 1t cracks and turns yellow In short
time They have to resort to no scheme to get their
work in demand, and good photograph properly
finished admits of NO improvement outside Of the
10 ir.a q huSiuess.
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&g UNMAILABLE LETTERS, IN, TIE RICHMOND
R0sT-O OFFICE OCTOBER a4.-W lille Gray, city
Albert Cundy, ,n612 Third street, city Mr..
Ferry. city; Duke 6 Jones, Charlottesville,
Va; Miss Eliza Bias, 740 Lexington avenue;
907 Broad street; Thomas Oakshot, Iron
MountaiD, Mo. Miss Julia A. Yard, Carroll
county, Va. rs:@ ~ '''' ~ 55i@.,5
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Lat,or.SnspelasiOns.

BosTos, October 24.-The nail mills o
the Bay State Iron.W orks have suspended
operations. Two hundred and sky eI
ploye$ ousted. M, =.
LAWRENCE. MASS, October 24.-The Al
lantic Mills run only four days week.
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THE MARSHALL WARD CONSERVATIVE MEET
1sG.-The Conservatives of Marshall Ward
will have another grand rally at the ward
club-roons, corner of Twenty-eighth and
Franklin streets, tonight at = O'Clock.
Colonel 0. r. Beard is announced as one of
the speakers. There will also be a meeting
at the same place on Monday evening at I !
O'Clock. Colonel r. B. Berkeley, Major Ba-
ker z. Lee, and Others will address the meet
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Rose AND HARBY w WArxiNs.-These. popu-
lar actors commence an ensas sement at sthe
Theatre, on, Monday night Of course they
will baye full houses. Reserved seats can be
secured at Amtold's Musical Exchange.
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PYrHIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO MEMrms.-The
liberal contribution OF 800 made by SYRIA
cuse Lodge, No. 5, X. Of P, has been for
warded b., DR.. II. q. Tabb, Chancellor Com
mander. Nearly 1.-THE Pythian lodges have
made contributions to the same object
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UNITED SrArss CIRCUIT CoCRy-Judge
Bond.-The cases of Presley T. Lomax and
wife u. William X. Gordon ct al, and Pres
ley I. Lomax and wife uS. William I. Low
cry et al, and Presley 7. Lomax and
wife o. Basil Gordon ct al, and Pres
leg r. Lomax and wife Us. The Catharine
Turner Furnace Company occupied the
court all day. William Green and John l..
Marye, ESgs., for the plaintiffs, aad James
Neeson, Esq, for the defendants.
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THE PICTURE OF MINISTERS present at the
late Baptist Aiem oria meeting, taken at the LEE
GALLERY, Is the best executed group We have ever
seen and we hope will find place in every family.
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS, J. b. TAYLOR, Jr.,
n. w. WILSON, ALEXR Fl. SANDS.
WILLIAM E.HATCnER, II. DAVIS RAGLAND,
J. l.. NJ, CURRY.
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WASHINGTON, : October '24.--For Saturday,
in the South Atlantic States, increasing
southeasterly winds with cloudy weather,
clearing away Saturday night
!. For the Middle and Eastern States, south
west wind with partly cloudy weather.
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F. B. SpESCE & Son have large and beautiful
stock OF cloths, cassimeres, and vestngs, which
they making up TO order IN the very latest style
at moderate prices.
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LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL In
obtaining fine pictures elsewhere are respectfully
invited TO inspect the beautiful ESAMELLED PHO
TOGRAPHs at the LEE" GALLERY. s20 Main
street. .."...-''#a .a't (
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PIES AND PASTRY.-P1ZzISI Is now making The
incest pies and pastry that can he found anywhere
Housekeepers should give him call
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LARGE saIpMENT OF CoTToN.~-The first
large shipment Of cotton from Atlanta, Ga,
by the Airline arrived here yesterday en-
route 10 New York. There were fifteen car
loads, In which we're 300 bales.
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The DANBURY NEWS MANS ALMANAC for
1874, Lestte's and Rdsper's Weekkes for
this week, received from j. 4. Ellyson, news
dealer, 11l2 Main street.
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NAroRAiizED.--Yesterday the following
persons were naturalized iD tae Henrico Cir
cuit Court: Charles Schrikei. IL. w. Moesta,
and +. A. Hartman, Germany. ftu.
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A. CAPPEL & Co., l421 Main street, wholesale
aud retail dealers in fruits and choice confection
nrinc