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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-10
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTr.-Mr. Viii
liam Davis, builder and briCk-maker of Rich
mond, has purchased the beautiful residence
CT Peter d. Mckinney, on Prospect Hill
Seventh avenue, and it is said designs max
ing this place his future residence, whcr,
he will engage largely in the manufacture o.
bricks. In this connection it is proper to ado
that the brick business will, during the com
ing year, form no inconsideIable item ir
our general prosperity; for, in addition
to Dir. Davis, Mcssrs. West & Lacy have
commenced preparations on most eXten
siye scale at Prospect Hill; and Messrs. Da.
Wis & Saunders, Hudeins a. Co., j. A. Harri
son, j. W. Jones, Luke White, and Others
have already commenced operations. The
soil is well adapted for the purpose, and the
supply almost ineXhaustible. - ia Il
,s CHURCH NOTES. Meetings have been held
every night this week ut the Methodist,
Meade Memorial, and colored Baptist
churches. At the latter the attendance has
been immense, the excitement great, and
many have professed conversion. AT the
Methodist and Meade Memorial churches
the attendance has been slim, but few mem
hers being present-the congregation Of the
tifst-named being principally children.
The BOARD OF HEALTH.-As the warm
weather is approaching, the Board Of Health
will recommend and the Trustees adopt
stringent sanitary regulations. All premises
should be thoroughly renovated and disin-
fected, the drains cleaned, and the low places
drained. A force of workmen under the
Chief of Police can at small expense put and
keep the town in healthful condition, and
the money will be well expended.
TIE AVENUES TO THE FREE BRIDGE.-The
contractors for the earthwork on the ave
nues leading to the free bridge are now en-
gagged in putting the last layer of earth on
Semmes rect, and are grading Seventh ave-
nue. and other approaches. The only OBJ
stacle to the speedy completion OF the bridge
Is the want of iron for three spans and the
completion, by; Richmond, OF the improve
ments OH Ninth street aud over the basin.
The LICENSE LAw.-Under new law per-
sons desiring to procure license for keeping
ordinaries must apply at the April term OF
the court or close their establishments May
1st, as the penalty for violation of the law is
heavy. .Iai -
PERsoSAL.-The reported removal. of B.
A. Hancock, ESD, County Superintendent
of Public Schools, to this place was prema-
ture;. his post-office is still Black Heath,
Chesterfield county. = ~ - -: 80 49,
TIE MANCHESTER KNIGHTS. Friendship
Lodge is making extensive preparations for
an imposing demonstration at the grand
parade of the Supreme Lodge of the World.
They expect to have seventy-fiYe in line.
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|: CoNriRslATloN.--The Monumental church
was thronged yesterday morning by an, in.
terested congregation, who were present to
witness the solemn rite of confirmation.
The morning service was read by Rev. Fl.
s. Kepler, assisted by Rev. George Wood.
bridge, D. d., rector of the Monumental
church. Right Rev. Bishop Whittle, Assist
ant Bishop of the diocese, preached, after
which twenty persons were confrmed-sey.
enteen females and three males.
At st. PauPs last night the services were
also very interesting. DIR. Minnigerode read
the service and Bishop, Whittle preached.
At the conclusion of the sermon TWENTY-FIVE
persons were confirmed gentlemen
and fifteen ladies. ,,-.....,,.... -,
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Police CouRT-Justice j. J. White pre-.
sidiug.-The following cases were disposed
of yesterday: fngr~s - TrTtt III
Thoums Fitzpatrick, for allowing a vicious
dog to run 1t large in the street and to bite
Henry Gaines. Dog ordered to be killed
unless removed from the city in tiYenty-four
hours. a... b. G,... ..s.t. .a-g" ."..
James Britain, for threatening Sarah
Graves. Required to give security in the
sum of 800. - =
Charles Smith alias Hamon Brown,
charged with stealing from John Lawless
two hanmers-vaiue, S6. Case continued
until to-day, and prisoner bailed in the sum
Of $500. go .'r5 .A5 'a -...-.
Charles Farrar, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care. of himself. Sent to
jail for fifteen days ) :. .' ~.
Jennie Williams, charged with slapping
Williamson Dabney in the street. Fined S5.
A.. John Miller, charged with obstrucGng an
alley on Second street between Leigh and
Jackson streets with fence. Continued
until further notice. a... ...v
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HILL & GODDIN7will sell mt s r. NJ. n suburban
residence, with five acres Of land, on Fulton HUI
near The williamsburg roid, near To the eastern,
! corporite limits. ~ 'sE'
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS win sen ut s. r. N. brick
dwelling No. Il Second street, between Main
+ and Frankiin., ,i3 g I,s, s.q rystEis+ D m
JAMES M. TAYLOR will sell at u P. Ma brick
- dwelling on the north side Of Clay street second
. door east Of Monroe. -.'2 's,s' -. ~.
-GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell at - P. M. .
framed dwelling, with large lot attached on The
north SIDE Of Main between First and Second
'sl' streets. tt' ssi go
". GoDDIN will sen at P. M, on the lot adjoln-
Ing Goddn Hall. light carriage and harness,
and a black mare.
LYME 6 BROTHER viii sell at a P. NJ. a number
Of improved and unimproyed lots, also $500 old
bricks, in the lower part Of the city. ...f ~ =
MOODY e ROYALL viii sell al $ 2. n. real estate
In Manchester, on Fifteenth between Porter and
McDonough streets. i, ,..r .,.gt..,.
W. G0DpIN will sell at r, NJ. tue suburban resi-
dtnce Of Mrs. A. o. Palmer, Fulton. i!tEasi ~
COOK &c LAUGHTON-win sci! the personality of
Mrs. A. o. Palmer ut her residence, in Fulton,
at4P. NJ. .,s.,.s.s s,.f sFn.. b,
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at 10 A. Al. furni-
ture, pianos, showcase, &c. t.94 81 -
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SUpREME Court OF APPEALS. WEDNESDAY,
The following business was transacted: -a
Bennett us. Claiborne. From Pittsylvanig
Circuit Court. Reversed. ...,...-.
Dobson us. Culpeper and wife. From Cir
cuit Court OF Gloucester county. Affirmed
on its merits, but reversed Oh a technicality
Ould, &C., Us. Myers, &c. From the Cir
cult Court.of Richmond city. Reversed
Whitehead's administrator us. Whitehead
and ais. From the Circuit Court of Pitt
sylvania. Affirmed ..,., 90.
q MHrphy's administrator uS. Carter and ais
Further argued by james Alfred Jones, Esq.
for.appelleeS, and continued till to-day. -
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE BLUEs.-Captain F.
NJ. lmboden, of the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, has received from Captain William G.
Moore, of Company A, Washington Light
'iuf'ntry, most valued testimonial in the
shape Ola series of resolutions. beautifully
illuminated and handsomely gotten up, ten
der'ng the thanks OF the Washingtonians for
the hospitality which they received at the
hands OF the Blues while their guests in this
city at the last State tefair.-szImmediatel
the resolutions is a tastefuliy illuminated
drapery containing the markers celors OF
Company a, as well as the national flag, etc
Over the drapery is the motto "In Per.
petuam rel Memoriam," and beneath the
inscription appears a beautifully-painted
wreath Of flowers, in the centre of which
are cIasped hands and the word ssAmitie..'
The resolutions are inclosed In costly gill
frame, which adds greatlyto their appearance
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ENTERPRISE. I'VE see from the Salt Lake
Tribune that Messrs. Thomas & Pilkinton.
tobacco manufacturers of this city, have il
drummer out In Utah, who is selling. large
quantities of their brands OF manufactured
tobacco in that far-o1f region. -----,-.-
Another of, our manufacturers was down
in Galveston, Texas, few days since selling
tobacco of his manufacture .
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GRANTING LIQUOR LICENSES. The Husfing;
Court is now engaged in granting licenses tt
sell liquor in this city, and rs this term of the
court expires on Saturday 1t would be wei
for those who desire to secure such license.
to do 80 ut once, as another opportunity vii
not be afforded, .t ....
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THE TEMPLAR PARADE.-The following vii!
be the route Of Richmond Commandery,
No. Z, Knights Templar, on the occasion OF
Their parade this evening: Leave tue Ma
sous Hall, on Franklin street, at A O'Clock,
preceded BY q mounted band, along Eigh-
teeuth to Main, along Main 70, Fifth, to
Franklin, to the western corporate limits,
where the drill will take place, The Com
mandery will return down Grace street 70
Ninth, to Capitol, to Twelfth, to FRANKLIN,
to Twenty-eightb, to Broad, to eighteenth
m the hal
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:, The EASTER BALL.-On next Monday
night the regular Easter ball of the Catholic
Beneficial Society will take place at Assem-
bly, Hall. The balls of this excellent benevo.
lent association are always well managed and
largely. attended, but this one promises to be
remar kahly attractive. The names of the
managers and committeeman, published in
another column, are guarantee of the high
character Of the entertainment, and this fact
combined with the popularity of the Society
and the claims of the cause will suffice to
crowd the hall with merry dancers.
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Posr-OFFIcE AT RICHMOND. ArK1L 0, 1873
DR.. William a. Thorn, Jr., No. 6sSeventh
street, Richmond. Va; j. Semon, 1907 Main
street, Richmond, Va; Miss Rosa Taylor.
sO5 east Clay street, Richmond, Va; A. g.
Babcock, south side of Dock, Richmond, Va.
Miss Bette Almonds, corner Ross and Car.
trington streets, Richmond, Va; Miss Nora
Bowen, Franklin between TWenty-slXth and
Twenty-seventh streets, Richmond, Va.
Archer, Goodwin Il Co., Richmond, Va.
Edward Logan, Louisa Courthouse. va.
Neao Era, Gainesville, Fla. G. S. Wing,
Green Bay, Prince Edward county, Va.
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Il ETEoROLoGIcAL.-The weather so far this
month has been warmer than any CORE
spending month for several years past. As
compared with April of last year, the ave
rage temperature OF the thermometer, taken
at sunrise, for the first, nine days Of the
month is as follows: 1872, 1919; 1878,
90 l-9. The thermometer marked the same
degree (66) on the 9th of each month.
One of our reporters, who has garden, cut
mess of asparagus yesterday thirteen days
earlier than it came last year.
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. GENTLEMEN's STYLES FOR SPRING ARE NOW
on exhibition at the corner of Thirteenth and Main
streets. e. b. SPENCE & Son have laid In one OF
the largest and bcst-assored stocks or clothing and
gentiemen's furnishing goods ever brought to this
city, and they selling them cheap any SINH
lar line Of goods can be bought where CALL ex-
anime, and be convinced
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THE MEMORIAL. FUND.-During the last ten
days the labors of DR.. j. l.. Burrows. of this
city, in behalf of the Memorial Fund, re-
suited in the following collections from four
churches, whose contributions were: Bu-
chanan, $3.50; Mill Greek, 1866 Salem, 5000;
and Bristol, 1926. Total, $3,1i0. '..s.,'
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L'"R NEW loRk.-OLp DO sEIEfS

L'uR NEW IORk.-OLD DO s>fEfS
[ NI<InN >TEAMSHlrCo sssstssssssssss ssssssssss'
1Hp >i,!-whrrl Steamships OLD MON
w i\pkt. ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA. NJ
'o\EN. kLREMARLE. and HATTEkhS leave
~ NrrA i"r Norfolk, City Point, aud RlchInono
..,F TUESDAY,. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
Al. sr-rprS 4. VI.
Low, Kirhm"ud every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
..:-I. .\nAG al high tide.
lr,,. ,ilI,> are entirely new. They have elegant
...,n-. >ittr-ruains, and bathrooms
rlr i,g,,. accommodations, and attention are un
-.-s,,,.'i.
Y-.i-lr, Tor points beyond New York forwarded
.., 'tslatch, aud no charge nEl,lc except actual
-..t.'~ incurred.
..., connections made with steamers for all
l.r, and furopraa ports.
80 t.yitr,r information, apply to
,lui:GE W. ALLtN & Co. Agents,
No. J Governor street.
,.sifl,ur rFnkGE ". ALLEN,
.,U., + NSl EC. apo
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Judqe
Underwood presid'ng.-Several orders in
bankruptcy were made. In the ci.se OF
Thomas Il. Tucker, bankrupt, a discharge
was granted. f-..-,., .,.,4.... .4.tl
United States Us. Robert Lafoon, for viola,
tion of revenue law. The defendant plead
guilty, and the court suspended sentence.
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WINES. LIQUORS. TOBACCO, de.

STAUNToN, VA, March 81, 1873.
is to certify that we have
" this tiay appointed Messrs CHRISTIAN &
1Tu,rr our s0Ie agents in the city of Richmond for
tSe y rs sale of Of our RILEY WHIsKEY, which Is the
same article heretofore sold by Messrs Carter q
,r,iskev are requested to call on messrs Christian
& White, who have the sole control OF this brand OF
our wliiskey In Richmond. r,,orr,, 6. ~ +.
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FAN OF FIRsr PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian ehurch
have their fair now in full operation at Tue
Iecture-room OF the church, corner OF Broao
and Tenth streets. The articles displayed
are both useful and ornamental. and most
eXcei!entlunch may be had at NIL hours "a
delightful evening iuny be spent here Re-, 4,
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n,r,KTvKssS OF STEAMERS.

l,rE NEW yuRk.-The Old aTEEFTS
/ r.niuicn steamship Cunnny's ee-
:, -.in.mh,,l steamship OLD poMiNl0N; Gap
, -. WNlHEE. wlI sal on FRIDAY Aprli llih, NJ
rg-.t.} nals nf Iadiug signed. ana goods for'
r3..i WIN ,i,>Iuitch 10 all points north, south,
=, tnrci.n ports. Passenger accommodations
...s.,.-rG. Far. Si?: stc''rsgr, SO: rnund-trip
.. 49,, % For irrigh, "r passage, apply TO
DEuKGE v. ALLEN 4 co. Agents.
No, : Governor street.
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SIMIoNE SEHTESCED.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday counsel for Guisppe Simi-
one withdrew their application for new
trial, and lie was sentenced to five years
confinement in the penitentiary, i'm accord
apce with the verdict Of the jury. r''' +
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A PIANo-FoRTE Is A"THING OF BEAUTY AND A
Joy as long as It Is good. Now, to make IL "a Joy
forever let gosd common-sense be the Foundation
DrincipIe. Purchase only The best from the old,
reliable, and responsible dealers WcoDHoUsE &
PARHAM, 1905 Main street. r as
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NoTICE.-Yon can purchase frame at the Rich
mond Frame store for seveniy-fve cents which will
cost one dollar In any other place In the city Don't
forget the place, next to the Dollar Store. corner
Ninth and Main streets.
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E QuaLIF,Er.-Messrs. q. ,Swineford, w. E.
Sparrow,IJ. L. Waring, Isaac Hutzler, i. r.
Turner, pnd 1W sB matthews qualified as
notarIes public for the city Of Richmond,
under the new act Of Assembly.
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i A tBsoR ANio EETERTAISiENT will be gwen
by Professor Harding tonight aud to-mor-
row night for the benefit Of the aScventnl-
Street, christina church, ut which many new
scenes Will be exhibited. ,.,,f.g.,s, n 4.
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THEY ARE SELLING PICTURE FRAMES AT THE
Richmond Frame Store at lower prices than they
can he had at any other place In the city. Rich
mord Frame Store, next TO the Dollar Store corner
Ninth and Main streets =
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PEOPLE WHO HAVE cut their wise teeth use the
SoZoDoNT, and all who DO nre willing 10 DECLARE TO
all who don't 1t that 1t is the most perfect and
delightful thing for the teeth they ever dipped a
hrush into alst#r# s.ssa- p. ~,
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REEs 81 Co.'s SUCCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY Is
entirely due to the beautiful pictures they produce
Their reduction In prices I'm no way influence che
finish Of their photographs, and TO this alone We
attribute their large ncreaseof business. There Ii
scarcely day In the week their gallery Is mo-
crowded.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge
Underwood pressding.- grand jury is
still in session. - =sts sf5 r n.r I%'"s
Thomas S. Atkins, r. II. Talley, and
Charles w. Turner qualified as attorneys.
R.,H. Downman was appointed United
States commissioner at Warrenton uice j. 3
Chiffon, who has left the district.
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If You WANT TO GET PARAsoL that Will be
sjust what you want" take look at LEVY BRO
THEIRS, handsome and complete stock. lou are
sure to be suited
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TAKE LOOK AT THE BEAUTIFUL QUALITY
CHECK MUSLIN which LEVY BROTHERS are selling
| Of an, . ward
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THE DOLLAR STORE HAS JUST BECEiVED A
beautiful assortment of hair-br,ishcs, combs, and
ladies' lace collars and cuffs, which arc by far the
most beautiful they have ever offered, for the low
price of one dollar. !.
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STYLISH, HANDSOME, AND CHEAP ARE THE
excamatlons of those who have looked Oyer the new
assortment Of ladies' suits whichLEvY BROTHERS
display In their department Of ladies' apparel.
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CLorHING-the latest In style and the best-at
B. SPENCE s. Sons.
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MONEY CAN BE SAVED BY GOING TO THE Dol
LAR STORE to purchase yonr fancy goods. The
Dollar Store, corner Ninth aud Main streets.
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USE pooLEY's YEAST POWDER If you relish
light, sweet, wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Pastry,
&C. Your grocer sells It. Full weight and strength.
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DEFECTIVE p LEADS Gu1LTY.-The case of
w. f.. Knox, charged with beating and
threatening to shoot 4. j. Berry, continued
from Saturday last, was taken up 10y Justice
White yesterday morning. Knox pleaded
guilty, and was fined $50. eaa.
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TIE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FAIR AND FRAY
sER's extensive Gallery arc crowded with the elite
Of our civ =sr" q ..s E..- e.tsa "
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SPRING STYLES NOW OPEN at +. Is. SPENCE 4
SONS, 1900 Main street. ''
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s.EGIITNING.RODS.

h'HINING-RODS.-We are prepared
I nt.Im m ihii up MuNSOS'S well-known TUBULAR
,... 'fk liGHENiNG-RODS, for which We have
,, w." 7',," ''icniS for the last five years. Orders
,.'pu! aud faithfully attended To.
g. 49, ~, : r''r agents for OIE0PHENE OIL, which
l 100 H':-:rsi and the finest Oil for 81 fety the
american continent
}. Il. MOUNTCASTLE 4 CO,
-" br'Gti street, between Fifth ami sixth,
IN - kichmonh, Va.
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THE CHEAPEST LOT OF SPRING DRESS GOODS
are those striped grenadines only l9ic per yard at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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SAMPLES OF TEARY MAI~---aF ID. BLAIR ss 20.
have large lot Of tea thai they can confidently re-
com mend ias something very; superior Samples
ytll be sent anywfere on application. 81
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Appletons' Journal, Clipper, New York
Weekly, and Ledger, for this week, received
from }. T. ElIyson, 1112 Main street.
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SAMPLE OF THE ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT, MADE
subject TO approval, at T. j. IRVING & Co.'S, s!3
AJojn sfrpot .-....t... ...-... ......
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THAT ENGLISH CHEvIoT SHIFTING WHICH LEVY
BROTHERS sell at 2Oc. yard is one of the bargains
of the season. -..--- = !. 7 =, -.- 7
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SPRING STYLES.-E. B. SPENCE & Son have In
store the prctlcst line Of gcnemcn's underwear to
be hadin this city. Their spring styles are unsur
passed. .. 81 '...'. =. .." 3.
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FOREIGN CLEARAHcE.--Brig Abby cleared
yesterday for Pernambuco with 2,22G bar
rels of -four, from HaXall, Crenshaw j. Co
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y =.
:, THE FINEST TEA WE, HAVE SEEN FOR FOR a 4 LONG
time can be had at Messrs w. u. BLAl. " cos
corner OF Ninth and al,in strt cts r @ s
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CALL AT FRAYsER's EXTENSIVE GALLERY, AND
the large photograph for 81, cars2 per dozep
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y'rE plilLA DE l. PHI A.-.FFTA
/ In, steamer j. ". EVERMAN sSEi-ssssSssasss,
, .,..r rLtrr. will receive freight for the above
.. fltl TIN R>DAI tie 10th Instant al L. O'Clock.
,IrlgnI taken for all parts OF Pennsylvania,
~ .i.r>v ana Delaware. also for Norfolk Bos-
...s alI New Url, ans. al low rates.
rt->cc to Philadelphia. including meals and
..,r,FIu. -. W. I. PORTER. Agent.
-.. n a, No. 2i25 Dock street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

= :. -
the Central School building on Tuesday
night, Superintendent Biuford submitted his
monthly report, which shows.the total num-
Der Of teachers Ito he 1aS.sii Enrolment for
the month: White, 1896; coIored,. l,55e--
total, 4,06l. Average daily attendance: :
White, 2,2S62; ,eolnred, L ,4G2. total,
3,6SS.4. Total enrolment to date: White,
S,l40; colored,s 91-eotal, 6,231. 8 80
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND AT 2. WEISi-
GER & CO.. a splendid line OF hats to select from
and as the goods have been bought for cash they can
offer great inducements to the trade. BS II
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HENRY BOWLER. deeply gratetuii ior uie sen., :,
Gus patronage he receives fenoers us
,,,,Ls ,o his numerous customers and assures them
,bat his every effort will be given to permanently
establish tile good name of his ALE, and That the
% public shall acknowledge that !. RICHMOND ALE"
Is second TO none. .<f5i #4 '..@
HENRY BOWLER is enlargins his capacity tof
production, aud hopes after this week 10 supply nus
orders without any delay. NM ~. eoa
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OUR ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT is THE PERFECTION
Of elegance and comfort T. J. IRVING & Co., 9ls
Main street, t#s ..-.s .rga .s.'-. i. @.s+
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NJ. ELLYsoN& & Co., Advertising Agents, DIsPArcH
building, viii receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal Of dle country at regular
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T.J. IRVING & Co, ,MANUFAcTuRERs OF TIE
ELLIPTIC YOKE Shirt, the only pattern lns,riiig
perlect ft to all forms, !s ri, III :5 s<sg
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vICToBIA LAWN, 25c. A YARD, REALLY WORTH
35c., mt LEVY BROTHERS.. r. l ti.tf' ~
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LIME CITIZENS SADDLES, 90
4 fine Nickel piatci Carriage and A s3A
Buggy Harness. fridlea, Cart and VI aScn - q
Harness, Collars Whips, Bhs, Spurs:
Traces, Haines; Miliers Harness OH. Also, just
received 100 Mcclellan Saddles. All or which Z, 4
isr 20 our friends and The public generally nt tho
THEIsS, Saddle and Harness MafafacturerS, no.
t31a ganklin street, pcxt door 70 dehnsons stable
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