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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-20
NGE OF TINE
aleal estate.
EARM FOR SALE.
JOHN CLARK FARM,

The subscribers offer for sale their farm. Sit
uated about Two miles IRON the village OF Bel
lows Falls, ON the Chester road, wen known
"a
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y L II L b Il b A.

II arreet decay OF vital forces exhaustion of
the nervous system, restores vigOr to the debll-
itated blood, removes Vesice distractions and
acts directly on the Liver and spleen. Price 81
u bottle. JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Plat street,
\. Y. nOY12d&w4w
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,fglr large Illustrated Price

GHENI WtSIEliN OIN NORks,
So. 49, smithneid street., pltisacld, pa.
Bcrcl-loadlng shot guns. $40 LOO $500. Doti-
ne shot guns - 10 $3.50. Single guns, 20 TO t2O.
Rlic.. st iu $50. RcvOlNcrs, SO to ~. Pistols,
20 To- SIS. Gun material, nshing tackle. Large
discount 60 dealers and clubs. Amy gun S. re-
by express G.. o. y. t1 |br examine before paid
for. octgglAwiw
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MANCHESTER ITEas.

Il, Town ORDINANCES The; ordinances e0n-
ceEning dogs, goats, hogs. and geese goes
into effect April 10th, and persons not famii.
lar with the law should post themselves.
The present licenses are good until August
10th, but the. penalty for unlicensed animals
is heavy. The goose ordinance Is strongly,
condemned in some portions uf town, aud
o petition is in circulation praying it's reIeai.
Cows and chickens are next In order.
/. THE FENCE AND WHARF. AcTs.-The last
General Assembly passed an act authorizing
the County Board Of Supervisors to con
struct fence dividing the fence and mo-
fence district Of this county, aad ID issex.
pected that action will be taken ut the last
meeting, OF the present Board, att Chester,
April 9th. i; ;.....,... ,,.,.: s,teE+ -g, u, ~
The Legislature also authorized the Ches-
tertieId Land Improvement Company, to- con-
struct wharves. and it is reported that a,
wharf will be built along the water front
from point just below Walkers landing to
one below the old marine headquarters, the.
water there being Of sufficient depth to allow
the unloading of very large vessels. ~
REPRESENTATIVES CHosEN.-Ex-Pr President
Alfred 3. ,Cheatllam has been chosen dele
gate, and ex-Presidents ID. ]. Weisiger and
Walter G. Owen alternates to represent
Manchester. Council, No. 1O2, Friends of
Temperance, 10 the State ! Council. which
meets at Staunton during the present month.
All ex.presidents and ex-chaplains are en-
o6acio delegates. 81
TIE BODY OF RlTcHIE.--Henry R. Gary.
noble grand Of Stuart Lodge, and W. 81.
Richardson, recording secretary, returned
yesterday from visit to the family OF j. r.
Ritcbie, of that Lodge, drowned at Exeter
Mills on the S0th ultimo. Up to the time Of
their leavingt the body had not been recovered.
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POLICE ~CoURT-Justice j. j. White pre-
,ng-The following cases were disposed
of Yesterday: -, j. .s,....,s. - rrs:
Robert Nelson, for being drunk and I'm
able to take care Of himself. Fined 81.
Amelia Davis alias Mathews, for trespass-
ing on the property Of. Mr.. Cosby and beat.
Ing Lucy Taliaferro. Fined $3.50.
Mary Hawes, abusing and threatening
Jane Carter. Fined 5a. ue as'r ~, .
Alice Coles and, Annie Brown, striking
Richard Morris with a pair of tongs. Fined
S each. s.. ~. =, .tf3:, ~"
Richard Morris, for beating Annie Brown.
Fined $3.50. 80 ,..,s. 49, gs-#.;. ~
John Harris, Tor assaulting Thomas Butler
with piece of wood. Fined SO.
Mary Mallory. for striking Ann Nicholson.
Fined - so. ..t.',.... i 81 r..,.ts# =.
Ann Nicholson, for abusing Mary Mallory.
Fined $3.50. 80. ..,s-.. ,st..,'e
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The WEATHER BUREAU AND THE FARMERS.
"A gentleman living few miles below this
city, and within sight OF the fagstai ot tne
National Cemetery, has recently written 10
the chief officer of the signal Bureau at
Washington suggesting that at all points
where there is un officer stationed, aecessihle
by telegraph, went hcl-si:,nals be iioistea eaeh
morning showing The character OF Wfa,hef
predicted for ttiat day. This arrangement,
if adopted by tue Bdreau, ), VIII prove . great
benefit to farmers and others VINO are III poTT
sition to avail themselves OF It. Eorias'anees
there arc about thirty farmers living wltniis
sigAt of the fisgstaH OF the cemetery u near
sfhts tity, each Of whom Sy9ula ne aavlsea )
cary i'll the morning OF Inc chafacsei, 81 u
the weather indicated for that Gay, ana .al' siss
be better enabled to arrange MS HoI k.sssf
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THEATRICAL Charlotte Thompson will
commence an engagement Of six mig hts at The
Theatre on Monday, April 14th. She VIII
be supported by Frederick Robinson ana
the admirable company from the yaf1eties
Theatre, New Orleans. ihis taientet' acres
during her engagement VIII appear III nef
great impersonation OF "Jane Eyre, snar-
acter so familiar to all readers oi Chafiotte
Brontes novels. 80 8 f...s
Miss sThcmpson has been playing through
out the country, and her engagements every
where have been eminently successful: we
caa guarantee some OF the finest dfaiifttie l;s
treats ever presented in,this city. {. 80.
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Roll OF HoSoR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScAooL.-The following is a list OF the nil,nes
on he roll Of honor ut the Richmond High
School for this week: Misses Serena Hutche-
son, Helena Laube, Carrie McKim, Annie
Pleasants, Belle Pleasants, Emma sayllle,
Ada Thackston, Carrie Walters, Matte Bag
by, Alexina Hutcbeson, Carrie Colin, Fannie
l.. Power, Annie T.1Jude, Julia F. Mitchell,
and Belle Il. WoodsoB; Masters S. Il. Beye-
ridge, Jacob Ezekiel, H. S. Hutzler. +. Hu'z-
Ter, Z. d. Stern, Lewis Winstock, Joseph A.
Levy, Ed. Mccarthy, and Il. w. Moore.
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~ GRAND opENryGsoF SPRING
GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS Sac
,,y rron rre.vinr for tae. .rsst mons,,she,r
STRING SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.
They now e{fer 3 ss.. 3t4!
v,,k WHICH CANNOT BESURPassEDI IN
,>n,trY, ANpAT PRICES THAT ARE
Fur>p To orLsAsE rURcHAsERs.
.r-, call and takea look at those -
pr,cuNA,. Al.rAcAS at Csc. werth sset;
,rHlpE1JaTaNESE CL0TIISat %. IS, and Sec. !;
EHoCApFD JAPANESE P0PLINs at oand soc.
resembling silks which cost double the money !;
,,r,,,cmc JAPANESE SILKs at 81 per yard worth
.I.9s; .s... @
n ,rk GRoS-GRAlN SILK At &a.a5, &!.sa, o.,
:. So. and 81 Irr yard;
,,-c,,c,nr u"lI>rR DRESS GOODS In sil the new
,.,i,.> ard rol"rs:
.,uEEl,> aud PERCALEs from les to sc. per
,qr,l fnr the S~st:
,,.1rtrr rtiEvioT SHIFTING at soc. Per yard.
,i.rttcsrv the same quality and patterns We
Hast season u, s5e.;
..,.lNI;Es aud CLOTHS suitable FOR spring
a :
wrr;
.u,rr,>G cAMrRiC It yards Wide at 30, 90 and
$50:
>I.>rukS from Is to Soc. rtr yard; 's.,
VICTORIA LAWNS al &c. worth ssc. per yard,
slsn at 40. IS. 80. and sec. per yard;
>wIss NtIsllNS from ,5to soc. per yard:
CHECKED and STRIPED SAlNsooKs from IS
10 'oc per yard: ..r@
HANHURG EpGlNGS ana lNSERTlNGS NJ all
,,ricc,. We show over one hundred pssterns In
these goo,s. ~
A large stock Of
:. ,vF-MAn- CROCHET FDGISGS,
II>4x BoRRtN aua Isle EDGINGS.
rlyrE aud MARsEiLLEs TRIMMINGS at as
taai>hIngly lox prices:
i,rr. assortment Of LINEN COLLARS and
,j'FF> for Ladies and Gentlemen, among which
will II, found some extraordinary bargains:
l,,,.,. .t...A of SILK NECK-TIES and MECH
stAEFs. embracing all Of the new designs Of
tn" ,,tson;
cFxTLENrN'S SILK and LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS:
ElNrK SILK CRAvATs and COTTON NIGHT
rArS:
EN.BRIGGAN COTTON and Isle THREAD
SOCKS:
Il>LE. SILK. and KID GLOVES;
Larc, editions TO our stock OF GUiPURE LACES,
LACE COLLARS, CUFFS, and SLEEVES:
ASH. HAT. and TRlMMlN6 RIBBONS;
TABLE. PIANO, MELoDEON, and STAND
COVERS:
<uTTiNGIAM LACE for CURTAINS;
llplES In twenty new patterns, and al low prices
rAEA>uI.s and SUN-UMBKELLAS In great va
ririy:
SUMNER CNDERSHIRTS In all qualities:
~lr,UELS: WORK, TRAVELLING, and IN
FANTs BASKETS:
,"Ip-rLATED STUDS. SLEEvE-BuTTONs,
aai JET JEW ELRY. in great variety:
ELp-TlCk from 20 10 35c PER yard:
MEACllED and UNBL LEACHED sHEETINGS
r,railrd at wholesale prices;
LI<tN HANDKERCHIEFs at 75c.. 81, sl.5o, aud
oplo ri per dozen:
ruWfL>. DOYLIES. NAPKINS, and TABLE
CLOTHS. very cheap:
rnd lhon,ands of others goods. all te he sold at
.l...t bargains LEVY BROTHERS.,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
our ~.minr partner iS still in New York forward
~i"rk ap8
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING In TIE
PosT-OFFICE AT RICHMOND, APRIL Z, 1873
Nimmo Roberts (care of Captain George
Ainslie), Dave NJ. Goldsby (Southcrn En-
prcss), K. A. N. (boX 95l, J. w. Pledge, b.
(box S92), Richmond, Va; Mrs. Edmond
Taylor, ,blarysville, Campbell county, Va. ;
Ben. Williams (care of B. +. Bulard).
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SADDLES, HARNESS, dc.

LINE CITIZENS SADDLES, CA
Il fine Nickel-Platei Carriage and kES09M
Buggy Harness. Brides, Cart and Wagon
Harness, Collars, Whips, Bits, Spurs:
Horse- Sruslies, Covers, ROoes, lurry-C0m's,
Traces, Humes; Miller's Harness OIL. Also, just
received 100 Mcclellan Saddles. All Of which "a
offer to our friends and the public generally at the
lowest cash prices. j. II. .DlCkERSON '& bro
TIERS, saddle aud Harness Manufacturers, No.
l514 Franklin street, next door to Johnson's stable
II S-fi3m.S w2lE G
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eY~ NEW GOODS FOR MOURNING.

rY" NEW GOODS FOR MOURNING.
SPRING, 1873.
/. II. PRICE, 6 CO. have received new goods for
mourning, sIrh as
EOMNAziNE>. TAMESR ALPACAs.
norGLE-FAcsn MouAins.
lioMEAzISE ALPACAs, GRO DE MOE,
rrToMANs, DE LANES, CAsHaBRns,
NELoCn DE NICE, Wool AND SILK GnESA-
hlNEs. ALL-WooL GRENADINES (cxtral, GRAPES
A>D thArE vEILs, KID GLOVES. CRAPs Cot-
hAn>. MOURNING PRINTS, French and Enslisb.
Ac..Sc. NH ~
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THH CANYONS OF COLORADO. Captain
Samuel Adams is to deliver q lecture at st.
Alban's Hall this evening on the subject OF
his explorations of the great canyons Of the
Colorado river and the country west Of the
Rocky Mountains, embracing the mines OF
precious metals, valleys, ancient cities, mis-
sion,, canals, and scenery Of this coun try.
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1, LADIES MEMORIAL FAIR.-The ladies of
the First Baptist church will open their
Memorial Fair in the spacious aud airy
room No. l0l5 Main street, nearly opposite
the posl-otlice, this evening. Everything
that can please the fancy or tempt the palate
Will lie found on their tables. For many
weeks busy fingers have been at work max
Ing preparations for this festival.
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WILLIAM DAFFRON,

WILLIAM DAFFRON,
w 1893 MAIN STREET,
offers 10 the public the following GOODS:
Pietures-largest stock south of Washington
Chromcs and Oil Paintings, any that Is In the
market; Tlc,ure Frames made at lall-hour notice
Photograph Frnncs--large stock always on haud :;
MouIdings, all sorts-5o,ooo feet OH hand Locking
Glass Plates and Looking Glass Framcs--a large
stock; large Family Bibles, extra large size and
finish, most approved editions; Clocks from lhe
best manufacturers IN the United States: suitable
for parlors, offices, and stores Carpets Brussels,
extra supcrtine, superane, medium, and other
descriptions of carpetings. Rugs-Brussels. velvet,
and tapestry. uilcloths. MattiDgs-Cheque and
plain. best description. Walnut Extension Tables,
and other articles. All of which will sell for cash.
or by payments of weekly or monthly instalments.
fe 2a-cod3m WILLIAM DAFFRON-
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sPECKAL HoxrCKs
I sae THE UNIVERSITY siEDICINI

~ THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
They supply a want neyer before filled. They
form regular or teansdiea for the isincpel
diseases-each complaint having SIS asprobriste
remedy-thss differing materially from the balssss
one = cure asis's for all n,alades No hersosi OF
fnselligcnce can forna moment believe ahat ono
remedy can cure aii Diseases ~.
oas remedies arc all safe, and never reduce the
patsets never render any one more liable I'd take
cold iscyef obgea person to leave business: never
make their continuous nse condition OF cnre.
For faH particulars Of these celebrated sreragdes
SEQ THE FAyORiTE lLLUsTRATED tJNIyER-
SfTY ALMANAC AND BUSINESS BOOK for
1879 Free on application at the principa, ONCE,
Nos. 9 aud Univerpity Place, New York city, and
aguncies = =
RICHMOND AGENCY,
..l WOOD & SONS,
NH :6-etawsm corner Ninth and Main istr,ats.
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SPRING 1873.
NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.

T.R. PRICE & co.
;ne now opening their first purchases Of EARLY
SPRING GOODS, aud during the present and
coming week will get In the bulk Of their stock,
comprising everything new, beautiful, and attrac-
live In their line. -r T.,
t>nLIsII AND AMERICAN PRISTs-great variety
JAPANESE SILKS AND P0pLINS, MOHAIRS,
ELA'K GRoS GRAIN AND BONNET SILKS,
TRAVELLING SuITINGs, GRENADINES. PLAIN
>.r STRIPED PoPLISs, all grades; DRESS GOODS,
IN cndiicrs variety; IRISH LINESs, LINEN SHEET
iN">, PILLOW LINENS, CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS,
sHAwLS, BLEACuED CoTTONs, COTTON SHEET
!SGS DIAPERS. TOwELLlSGs, DAMAsKs, PIQg RS,
Hosiery, CoRsETTs, MD GLOVES, &c. &c.
mil u 4. X. PRICE & co.
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GESTLEMEN's STYLES FOR SPRING ARE NOW
on exhibition at The corner Of 1hirteentlIand Main
streets. E. b. SPENCE 6 SoS baye laid Ia one OF
the largest AMI l,cst-assortcd stocks OF clotng and
geutlcmen's furnishing goods ever brought to this
city and they are selling them as cheap rs any sni-
lar line of goods can be bought anywhere Call, ex-
anime and be convinced. Il
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@ A HEALTHY DIGEsTrON-I;G

n@ A HEALTHY DIGESTION.-Lile
Is rendered miserable when the digestive organs are
Impaired. Food becomes repusive; the body ema-
o'ated; the MUD depressed; and melancholy broois
over you. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
are the remedy for these evils They produce SOUND
digestion create good appetite, iupart refreshing
sleep and cheerfulness Of 1aind.
DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT.-Al who have
used This Invaluable medicine for coughs, colds,
asthma, splitting Of blood, Group, inflammation OF
the langs chest, hoarseness, difficulty of breath
ing bronchitis. and all diseases OF the lungs attest
It's usefulness For lung affections 1t has no equal.
ap s-deodSwlw #&
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ACCIDENTAL SHoor1sG.-Y Yesterday. after
noon at half-past 3 o'clock two little, boys
were playing with pistol near the corner of
Second and Marshall streets, and the mother
of one of them, seeing the, pistol, ran out in
order to take it away, and in endeayorins to
do so The pistol was discharged by some
means, the ball striking little Willie Walker
IN the upper lip aud dropping in his mouth.
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CONFESSED JuDGMEEr. In. the Heprico
County Court, yesterday, Philip Lambert,
charged with assault aud battery on the per.
son of Phoebe Williams, confessed judgment,
and was fined one cent and costs.
Charles Hanyey, charged With like offence
on William FL. Perry, was tried by jury,
who fined him in the like amount. @ i.
The court then adjourned until Wednes-
day." The docket for the present term is the
shortest for many months past. :, III
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AccIpENr.-As Mr.. Edward Tyler, EN-.
.ployed at Binswanger & CO.. junk.store, on
Cary street, was driving up the alley to
Cooks foundry his horse became frightened
the wagon was overturned, aud Dir. Tyler
was quite severely injured about the ribs and
hips. He was carried to his residence, on
Sixth street. ~ -,
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BRAGG q SMITH, MANUFACTC-
kO I'D, fMACHiNIsTs,, AND All INEhs' SUI VI,
PLIES, NO. 4 Gt,vEkE0k STREET, RICH,
MOED,VA,-Wed Virgimia Lubricating Oil, sttei
Tire ! Anti-Erictivn Metal, Bsekns Metsflc Car and
Axle CIR. .ase, Cotton Waste, Italian Hemp. Pack
i.,g, sc. Rp s.lMayl9 Z
MO fICE.-I have just received q large
LIZ cargo or tEsRRA CtlTTA CuL yERfC PIPE
of alt which i.e sold At wholesale ano Ie;
fo;t eiges ME caA Have also on hapd : hne
assortment or ERRAC0TTA.yASES, pH Ms, attd
sETA.TUES for gardens and cemeteries. Y
JOHN BuWERs. Iron Block
DilI s9-Sm Governor street, kicllm0nd, va.
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fC' TIE VIRGINIA NATURAL

ffi fiRoLEJM LUBRICATING OIL,
>''d b! LIS, and extensively used In this city and
''"'whcrc for the past seven years, and which has
''n Sicl general satisfaction wherever used, dfE
L'~fr"m d other tubrfcotfny oils sold tn fs mar
LH II Is
FrKE, NATURAL LUBRICATING OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADMIxTUKE WHATEVER,
'''' lr"n all grit and gum; ana. under the same
circumstances as the best sperm or lard oil, will not
'"t' wcsr. cut the boxes bearings. Experience
ma proven beyond doubt that this is ore OF the
"'.H' AND CHEAPEST LUHRICATiNG OILS
WHO'RE The public. sFt.
'"ecf'c HAT eur brand Is On each barrel.
"ca arc the sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
'"'ai Petroleum Lnbncating OIL, every barrel Of
"',i'h sola hy us hearing our brand thus:
'ihGlhlA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRIcATISG OIL,
IuhCELL. LADD & CO, AGENTS, f$ 4
RicHnoND. VA"
d'f's addressed 10 W. will receive prompt at:en-
"'i' ahd le shipped In good. tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD & co, Druggists,
"h'-Sm Rieinuond. Va.
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AT RIOS ALIS, THE GREAT
BLooD-PURIFIER AND RENOvAToR-BAL-
TINoRs, january ], $780, .-Gentlemen,-Is affords
,ue pleasure to add my testimony to the wonderful
effects of your truly excellent medicine, ROSA
DALlS. :. After suffering for two ears from shat
tered constitution, with scarcely hope ofrestora-
ton 70 my nsaai health, j was induced 10 try your
ROSADALtS. After taking, according 10 your
direction. fse bottles, eau truly say that have
been completely restored as my many friends know.
and believe solely by the use of your mediciuc
cordially recommend II "a an excellent renoya,cr
and purifier of the blood.
truly yours. JOHN Cox. .
mn al-eod2w corner Gay and Lombardlstreeis.
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ExrREss TO HUNTINGToN.-The express
company has made arrangements with the
officers of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
by which they will take packages to any
point on the lie of the rO3d.
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@ MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE. .-The spe-
cial grand jury of the Hastings Court met
yesterday, and after a protracted session
found bill of nhFder in the first degree
against Giuseppe Simione, the Italian who
stands charged. with killing Vincenzo Cas-
trOnOyo ....... =.,.s 80 = ...
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BAsE-BALL.--A game of baseball was
played on Saturday by the Powhatan Base
Ball Club, Captain J. I. Smoot, and. Oym-
pic Baseball Club, Captain Smith. The
Powhatan succeeded in winning the game.
The score stood PoWbatan, IS; Olympic, s.
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PARDON REFUsED.--The Governor has re-
fused to pardon Hannah Reardon, convicted
of receiving stolen goods at the January
term, 1878, of the Hastings Court, and SEN
fenced to confinement in the city Jail for six
lp,p he
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C0MMzssION MERCHANTS.
r NJ. BlCKERs,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
105 TWELFTH STREET, NEAR CARY,
RICHMOND, VA.

Highest prices, quick sales, and prompt returns
guaranteed.
Bags furnished at short notice.
REFERENCES:
W &. Darlington, president Piedmont and Ar
liprton Life Insurance Company, ktchniond,f Va:
Hon. Thomas Z. Fitzpatrick, slate Sepate, Nei-
Hop. Thomas s. Watson, House Representatives,
Louisa, Va; r,,.,
8 Colonel John Ii. Guy, attorney at law fieii-
Tutis,. E H. Lane, Louisa Courthouse, Va;
Janes l.. Gordon, Colnm0nWcahhs atloihey'
LauiSa Courthouse. Va; 11 sst /.
] Clerk and Treasurer Of Louisa county, va.
Judges Robinson and Watson. CharlottesviIe'
Va; ss ~. 4 81 ~ :.
!, Messrs Roker l;rothers, staunton, Va.
Garrett &. Goocii, Esq, Miilboro', chesapeake
and Gl,i0 railroad:
land, h0berts, Joseph y. Maiiorya ana 0fner con-
duclors ON Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
NIB 28-dstaW ,sw, ,6wlm ~ Z
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NoTARIEs George l.. Christian,
James AL. Taylor, II. S. Taylor, and John NJ.
Meanley qualified before Judge Gulgon, OF
the Hastings Court, yesterday, as notaries
public, under the recent act Of the General
Assembly. ..r, ..s-.
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v lTtEsDAY MORNING, APRIL. g. 1873 q

UNrrED STATES CIRCUIT CounT. fudge.
Underwood. -seYeral uninportant tnotioas.
were made and cases dismissed latter which
the court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning, when the grand and petit juries
will be called. $50 s7.9 = tfr5
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AFTER PURCHASING A LOT OF BARGAINS, in
cluding one OF those mignonette mohalrs, which
LEVY BROTHERS are selling SO low, how could we
avoid having tender recolcctions-of the piethoric
condition OF our purse. -.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

STATE AssAYER AND CHEaIsT.-The Gov
ernor has appointed DR.. W. IL. Taylor State
Assayerand Chemist. DR.. Taylor is coroner
for this city and an analytical chemist Of
distinction - .. &c., Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

A RECIPE-How TO KEEP CooL.-Tfe weather
Is getting very warp, and we don't know OF any
better way TO keep at an even temperature than by
going to PIzzINI's and eating some of his finely
favored icc-crp1Dls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

PEOPLE WHO HAVE cut their wise teeth. use the
SozoDOST, and all who do willing TO dec are io
all who don't use 1t that 1t Is the most perfect and
delightful thing for the teeth they ever dipped q
brush into. ....a. s'''' f. 8>s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

SOTICE.-You can purchase frame at the Rich
mond Frame Store for seventy-6ve cents which will
cost one dollar In any other plac In The city Don't
forget the place, next to the Dollar Store corner
Ninth and Main streets. @3tra-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

CosvIcTs RECEIVED Sheriff kasey, of
Bedford county, arrived in the city last eve
ming, having in charge tYo conyicts for the
penltentiary, to be Imprisoned for house
hrnaLslnr -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

SAMPLEs OF TEA by MAIL-W. d. BLAIR & Co.
have large lot of tea that they can confidently re-
commend something very superior. Samples
will be sent anywhere application. RI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

i THE DOLLAR SroRE HAs JUST RECEIVED a
beautiful assortment Of hair-brnshes, combs, aud
ladies' Lace collars and cuffs which are by far the
most beautiful they have ever offered, for The fqw
pricc OF one dollar IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

USE DooLEY's YEAST PewDERi iE you reIisl,
Hight, sweet, wholesome Biscuits, Ro2is, Pastry,
&C. Xoar grocer sells IL. Fuliseisht and sarsngti.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

LEVY BROTHERS call particular attention to thel
new assortment of ladies' Suits made In the best a
most stylish manner. ,p v. 'E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-08

F.. 3. SPENCE L SONS PEMBROKE SHIRT
made of superior material and warranted to Mt