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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-19
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-19
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
&A IN fSs r,, PAss sENGER

Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Tratns on South Carolina Railroad up. and
down; with Trains going North and southon
Charlotte, Colu nbia and Augusta snd vii
mington Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
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-Dreakfast. thinner. tSupper.
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
for all points South and West. Through
tickets sold and baggage checked to all prin-
cipal points. AS- Sleeping cars on all Night
Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup't.
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Choice Provisions.
A T low prices for cash.
n G.000 pounds BACON SIDES,
1000 pounds new Sugar. cared Hams,
1G barrels Leaf Lard,
20 boxes Goehen Cheese.
10 boxes Young America and Zine apple
Chceso,
10 chests choice ntw crop Teas,
100 barrels Family Flonr
25 barrels Apples. Onions AID Potatoes.
Dec II0tE g. QYLES
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TENDERS, AND1RONs, ETC,
at the Sign of the Golden Anvil.
NTIRE, Sheet Iron and Nursery Fendcrs,
wv Brass Andirons. Plain and Fancy Fire
Dogs, Shovels and Tongs, lin pairs and got 8, J
Coal Hods, Pokors, Chimney Hooks, DC,
city. and for Sc'c, ut lo,c prices. 6y
Dec JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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Greenville and Columbia. Railroad
k2@ A z rhAfNs A + 8 r5n E SGEh s,3iIs
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night.
Trains on South Carolina Railroad up and
Charlotte, Colu Dbfa and Augusta snd vii
mington Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
Up.
Leave L C4nmDla at. t............... 7.15 a. m
LoaVe AIbton.. ........ ............ sos q. m
leave Newperry..... ........... 1910 q. m
Leave Cokesbury... 200 D. m
Leave Bolton. Observation-Disclosures. $50 D. m
Arrive at tGreenville. le............... $50 p. m
DOWN.
Ieavo G1ccnv:!le ct. 7,soa. m
Leave Belton.. .................. $50 a. m
Leave Cokesbury.. IL .15 a. m
Leave New berry. $50 p. M
HeaVe Alston. ........ :. 4.20 p. m
Arrive at Columbia. .......... G 90 .. m
Anderson Branch aud Blue Ridge Diviston
Leave %aihal!s. 5.45 a. m. Arrive lis lis p. M
Leave Perry Vile 6.25 a. ~. 6.85 p. m
Leave Pendleton 7.10 a. M. 55Op p. nj
Leave Anderson $40 a. M 45Op. m
arrive at Bolton 900 a. m. Leave 3.50p. m
Accommodation Trains run on Abbeville
Branc5 Mondays, Wedneeda!s ana Fridays.
On Andorson Branch between Bolton and An.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Gen. snp.
The Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA q ACGUsTA II. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, b. O.. October "a, 1879.
M q caT r1G sGbean1s b,ea}IS1SiDg D|i rassea- Z. .ee-
rated on aud after SUNDAY, the 26th inst:
GOING NORTH. Train No. 2. Train No. 4
Leave Auguata.. $3.50 m 415pm
Graniteville .s783 m 45.11 D m
Batesville.. .....~..9.43 m t7.22 D m
Columbia. .......1 IL SO m 9.37p
Chester. ........ t4.28 p m 1928 m
Arrive Charlotte. -. 7.08 p m 1915 . m
No. Train makes close connection, via
Richmond, to all points North, arriving. at
New York at GAO A. NJ; also, uia Raleigh
and Old Bay Line, arriving at Ntw York at
4:25 P. M. No. Train makes close connec-
tion, vta Richmond, TO all points North, ar
irving at New York at 4 20 =. NJ.
GOING SOUTH. Train No. /. Train No, 8
Leave Charlotte. 100 m 9.10pm
Columbia.. .i2.48pm 3.4Oa m
Batesville. 49,. .4.57 pm 5:Gam
Graniteville.. HIS pm *7.48am m
Arrive Augusta: 1850. sos pm 845 m
sBreakfast. dinner. fSupper.
South bound Trains connect at Augusta
for all points South and West. Through
cts sold and baggage checked to all prin-
p G,pa;i points; .T Sleeping cars on all Night
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CoyrEDERA DEAD AT DREwRYs ELuFF.-
Your reporter yesterday visited the tonlcde-
rate cemetery near Drewr.'s Bluff stal,oh,
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. Here
are buried the remains Of about forty-hye
soldiers who were killed or died of wounds
received in the engagements in this vicinity,
or died Mt the adjacent hospitals. About
three years ago Messrs. Charles Ellis and
Colonel Thomas II. Wynne, of the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, had the bodies
gathered from the bitches and woods anu
Inferred in q beautiful dell near the railroad.
This was enclosed; the graves mounded,
turled. &c: head-boards put up, and flower
planted. The following soldiers here rest
after lite's titful fcver:
Captain r. Z. Biddle, g. II. Fox, G. Lee,
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HuSrE~ To TIE tiETTYsEt RG DEAD Ibis
.'',,nuuu il!r remains OF three hundred and
t,tty-'hrr, Confederate dead from Gcttys-
".y-. which arrived Inst week hr one of the
t,.ulnurr steamers. will be escorted from
sar wharf Al K"ck,li- IL Gettysburg" Hill i'll
Hollywood. and there inferred.
Wye Eir>t Virginia regiment will be
t.tM,l in trout Of Old Market Hall at 1
os5,r>. \ dctul under command Of Lieu =
''uunI-' 'o.ou,l " Whitehead will have charge
- the huNcs containing thr remains. and
i}an>irr them 10 the wagons, ana act ;ts
-u1ra Ia The train. Company +, Captain
!-u>~jriIN, will escort the train until they ar
l}@r Il pld Market. when the procession Will
t,. 'uflnrd in the following order: Dciacli-
'acut "f put,r; band and drum corps :;
Gr5d auG stan; regiment in column of pla-
looms: carriage containing Governor Walker,
,,p"ru Richardson. and Or. llo@c: ladies
81 Hollywood Associations; ladies OF Oak
W,"j i,>ocilll"n wagons containing the
,'tt: tiowitZrr~; citizens, and others who
gNH l"tn til" procession.
!HE LADIES OF TIE lloLIYWoop MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATIONS viii meet at the Second Prcsby-
i.llm church DIR. liugc'>). on Fifth street,
rl'~ afternoon At , clock. i'll order TO accom-
t8uy Ia the cemetery the procession escort
H.. the remain, OF the Gettysburg dead.
The First Regiment and the SouthcrI,
'ra-> brotherhood will convey them from
tie York River drrot
Al friends and citizens, especially those
who wee disappointed hy the inclcmcn'
weather uu Memorial day, are cordially in.
N.}rd 10 hr Il, the soldiers section this after
ut,ou with floral tributes for our soldiers
-.faIt~.
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PefersburG.

s.plu aroTT CONVICTED, OF POISONING, AND
SENTENCED TO THE PEMTkSTIARY-voCAL
Music TO Be TAUGHT IN THE SrBLlC sCHoOLs-
| CORRECTIONS MARRIAGE. &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
es.1' PETERSBURG, May %.
The trial Of the negro woman Sarah scotf,
accused of numbering by poison, was con-
| cluded to-day in the Circuit Court by YER
dict Of guilty. and sentenced to imprlson-
ment for four years in the State penitentary.
! The case was removed to The Circuit Court
| of this city, judge WeiSiger presiding, from
| the Circuit Court OF Chesterfield, and the
trial hlS attracted large crowds daily and has
elected much interest.
The trial of Daniel Walker. who is also
under indictment'iaS participant III the
SAME poisoning case. has been set by agree
mept Of counsel for tomorrow.
A typographical error III my letter ot
yesterday made it appear that the tax levied
BY the Council on real estate. clpfal. licenses,
| credits, &C., was p 80 per hundred dollars
valuation, when it should have read Sl.40.
Your, corrt Spondent was himself mistaken
in representing that the office of City At
torney had been abolished by the repeal Of
the ordinance by which it'was created. The
repeal of the ordinances was necessary in
order to its rtcnactmcnt rs amended. The
| office remains; and he Off or receives 81 coo
| instead OF S6Ga per annup.
Ihe Board uf Education. al a meeting held
to-day, determined tuinroducc vocal music
as part OF the course Of instruction in the
public schools. Mr. True has been engaged
| TO give lessons TO both teachers and pupils.
Three times n week the classes meet, aud the
teachers OF music in the city are all invited 10
| attend. st.- r.1-
J. NJ. B. Mathews, one Of the colorcd repre-
| sentatiyes of this city in the lower House OF
| the General Assembly during It's last session,
| is to be married tonight at Giiied Baptist
church to Miss Ella Gillian.
Quite n,lmber of visitors to tue session
of the Baptist Association at Richmond
passed through the city to-day, and many
will stay to be entertained by their friends
| here. .'s
Three carloads OF rice from Charleston, 5.
| c.. passed through the city to-day on their
way to Cincinnati over the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. This is the first shipment OF
| freight that has been made over this line
| from so southern point us Charleston.
\ new train of red cars was placed yes
terday on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
| railroad.
1t has trInspred that Mr.. Warrington Will
| be treasurer of the consolidated Richmond
and Weldon railroad route, and That Mr.
Daniel Dvdsou viii bc auditor
RUBlH ApAIR.
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SMITHS CLoTHISG-HoCSE Is known by half the
people of the South; when therefore say that
WILLIAM IRA SMITHS FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
HOUSE Is the greatest of the kind In the South we
only repeat what almost everybody knows Few
comprehend his immense business. In every monk
and corner Of this State his goods eau hc found: he
Keeps the consumers fully appriScd h1Ough he
pres of all the latest styles and fabrics as they ap
pear In the market With his large force and great
number of employees and his close attention the
wants Of this market and Iii; trade II Is not sur.
prslng that he is selling such an Immense quantity
oi clothing us he Is. His wagon and runners are
constantly on the Co. delivering to customers their
purchases. Such Il house deserves patronage
Everything suitable for GENTS, YOUTHS, anC
BoYn wear can bc found In this universally popular
house Of WILLIAM IRA SMITHS.
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J. T. DunkIin, S. s. Cobb, ]. NJ. Dooly, Il.
Scott, }. Dem, L. o. Tongue. B. f. Hales,
of the 44th Alabama Regiment.
Fl. A. Ward, J. NJ. Davis, n. NJ. Lockiaw,
D. S. Elder, Slas East, w. Paratt, 3rd
Georgia. e.a....-
J. Z. Lum, E. Ca>tlett, w. p. Rainwater,
&. F. Boswell, Henry Smith. 22nd Georgia.
&C. Fields, 18th Georgia.
J. 7. Parr and }. G. Banks, 4th Georgia.
a. B. Watkins and J. w. Claxton, 4sth
Georgia.
A. j. Wood, 57tb Virginia.
W. G. Guess. Mike Hall; and K. B. Svon,
c. S. A., no regiment given. In addition to
this there are eighteen graves with head
boards Marked" Unknown Soldier, c. S. A.
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LYME ( BROTHER, l2 NJ. farm called Travel:
ler's Rest. In New Kent county. rartr, going
will take the II A. NJ. train at the York River
depot
HILL e GODDlN, r. ~, two acres Of ground
with framed house. stable, &C., on Creighton
road. half mile beyond the corporate limits.
COOK 6 LAuGHT0N, 10 A. NJ, at store No. u
west Cary street, stock Of groceries, store fix
tur's, &c.
W. GODDfN, IT. NJ. four tracts Of land iu Hcu-
rico, on the new central turnpike. four to five
miles below the city.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. Mat the grocery
store under ST. Albums Hall, Third and Main
streets, groceries, liquors. fixtures &c
THOMAS W. KEESEE, 10 4. NJ, furniture. pi-
nos. organ, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTOS, I P. NJ, at A. Gunst's, No
1901 Main street, boots, shoes, sc.
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tNEE>T rr ONE OF TIE Slilr-IocH MIR
f.ttgs.-nct"ctivt> Knox and Wren re-
'.rgrd yr>tcrdu, evening 10 the city. hay
..- IN custody Harry Mitchell. charged with
g., murder at Edward Taylor, the sailor OF
81, schooner Baltimore. whose body was re-
.,t,,,d trnm the shI.lork day before yes
',..i4y. The detectives not being able TO
-...Ir, 70 fu-. lri1 nn Tuesday morning in the
NV lurh steamer Old pnminun. and went
~ \ugfntk ril Point. and Hampton Roads.
y, iudu- their man, and learning that the
s., u..,l.,r Aah not madc her appearance so
aty down. ihry embarked on the steamer
John ~,It,,trr. which lcti Norfolk Yesterday
morning. ana >'1rlrd up The river. Tue Bal
fa..uI, Aa- discovered ntl d" Tree Point.
r.. steamer WIS stopped, a boat lowered.
ami tn, srh"uncr bearded. Harry Mitchell
VS. round on board. taken off Ia the Sylyes-
r.l. and Wa> soon Oh hi> way to Richmond
tnd,y til, ~lr,rt watch ut the officers Of the
Inv.
rh,rr were about 300 passenger, on board
',l, steamer. and The cNr>tcm III was Great mt
su. N'Nr,"'rd capture ut the supposed
r"ru,I,r. The detectives speak in the
I-ht~i terms Of the officers oi both steim-
,r-, VII" offered every facility for the capture
Of Harris.
The prisoner WAS lodged in the First
>'aruu-hoH>r, ana hc will hc brought before
',~'tyr " Int" This morning.
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ry NHnw>En wuIIK RATHISG. "A youth
r g4.I ,Io>rph Winston. about fourteen wears
.g az. ua> drowned Yesterday evening near
\,pyy'> rock white bathing WIN party n'
an,,. Noun- " lu>lon could not S"in'' and
..,rY.. h,,cul his depth sank before As.
>.>,aur,. could tr rendered HIM. hAr''>
r,.mh.. II lad. dI>rd several times rnd"a,"r-
..r.. ,o r,.,,.rIc The drowning boy. Al late
l..a, ,.>frrdl, evening the body had not
f.,... recovered. He WIS Il son ct Mr " III
ST ~ ,u(1ulcd nj the thc>pcHkc ana ONO
IL. lrnNl A;,Nni.
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FINANCIAL:
Es Telegraph.


NEW YoRE Nav os--Wal street WAS Intensely
duh to-day. Approve: mercantile paper was WANT
cd nj lax. The souhern-bonds business amounted
to SIs 900 at fraction commission. Money, "tG6.
sterling. losi. Gold llst Government bonds dull
and steady, closing firm.
States quiet aud not irm; Tennessee. 80:
new, 50. Virsiua's 49, new, 81 co''Soi'' ''a' de-
fcrI,i II. Luuisianas, &. new. 90, I.cSteS, ~ :
Sc, So hlabama's, 50: S.. 81. HeorgIa's, 10; -,
o. North Cardinals. 20: new. Is; special Tax, lS
south Carona's 20; new. l5i: April and October 20
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A~rTuyR RHk,x ~ THE TvN>fl A>n NINE
NA> kliLtu WAS the report which reached
u> YESTERDAY. We hurried To the spot l."
-3th,r The particulars, but found II, 'lk"
fatn, either CT the reports about the same
n.. Il improvement, untrue. Some oi'thc
.4~.h in portion Of the crit-work where
tl, t,rurI accident occurred gave way and
-."A u>nut fifteen feet. doing but little
s.....l-, and huriin- no one.
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HoUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTIoN.-Tbose who will
entertain delegates TO the Baptist General Associa
ton of Virginia. Which meets In this city this week,
and who wish ce-crcan, will lind 10 to their interest
10 buy their cream OF PrzZ1SI, who Will make re-
ducton in their favor. Remember, IL VIII save you
much1rouble To buy your dessert. lie has cakes Of
all kinds and sizes also pies. Leave your orders
with him nj Oncp "
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CHKoMos OF RICHMOND CoLLEGE.--Ths elegant
representation of the buildings ind grounds which
arc now the object of much Interest Is for sale hy
u. I. E1LYsnN, lite Main street. A copy Of II
should he In The possession of every Baptist family
In the State. No delegate tn the Association should
return without one, to be kept SDurcnir of this
memorable occaslnn.
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REES & Go. ARE THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ARTISTS
in the city In producing pleasing iikencsses of the
many that patronize them. They were the first to
reduce their prices, and now the only artists IN
the city that really. give you cheap picture We
have many cheap galleries In the city, but what the
people want Is Just what REEs & co. give them
cheap. good pictures.
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The CITY CROWDED. D.-There has hecn no
larger crowd III the city at any time since the
exhibition OF the Agricultural Society last
fall than there is at present. There were
sixteen different trains emptyins their loads
of hundreds of passengers into the city yes
tertay, besides I'LL excursion on the Dan.
vile road which brought i'll about 900, and
the steamer John Sylvester which brought
I'D 300 from Norfolk. The hotels aud
boardn.-hou>cS are nearly all full, ana
there is scarcely Il vacant place elsewhere IN
the ,.itv 10 l.p had,
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COM Nj MERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
wednesday, MAY ~.
There were no offerings or sales on 'tllinSc to'


NEW YORK. NhHktTS-
NEW York. May .s-to''on dull: sales, l.7'l
bales; prices unrlntlIgd. FIonr dropping; conf
mon To- fair extra, &6.30Iff>.25: good |" cnoicr,
Ss3n0LSll so Whiskev heavy. 83n93ac. Wheat
closed unchanged choice western, -. Corn scarce
and tirm.-.Rice steady. Pork easier siS.I'' hhrh
lower, gir. Turnentine dull itc. Eosin hriher'
$500 Talow dull, sc. Frclghts firm.
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RaITlNpI,E MARK E.TS.

BALrIMoRE. May as.-Fiour steady. Wheat heavy; !;
red western, xl.s0: others unchanged Corn quiet
and steady. Rye dull ut 9)r.4Si. Provisions lnc,
Pork nominal at Sls Racon firucr and In inpr orch
demand: shoulders. she: rib-sd"s 9ir. clear rb,
sides, lo6DI1tc. Sngar-curcd hams, liMlsr i"rh
dull at oGT2fc. Whskey, 95c sugar Stca"y at Ipsc.
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VISITORS GUIDE To RICHMOND AND VICINITY
This little book, complete compendium OF all the
prominent and interesting points about the city
should be In the hands of every person visiting The
city. For sale by B. BATES, publisher, and the
bOoksGllcrs and ncwSdeaers gennrallY
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CINCINNATI MARX ELS.

CIScISSATI, May es-Flour quiet al S7e5gt's.
Corn Iuicl 1T 4;g0soc. Provisions quiet: FORK
generally held AZ sl15o ,t arg .rm an, i'v. I,,
male STE kettle held at o.. Bacon quiet shomi-
ders 7tgl7Rc clear ri! des, % clear sid'a' PS'D
sSc. Whiskey In good demand, and tirm al $40.
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Ho,ur IrrRT-Jusi!ce Hhite.-The fol-
Iu,Ij.. r,t,r> were disposed OF Yesterday:
,ioAn Cox. charged with exposing his per-
>yW in the street and being common va
grant. Sent to Jail, in default OF $50 security,
l0I three months.
Margaret suhjctt. charged with throwing
r",h> II her husband in the street. Fined
:! aud ;hc husband held responsible for its
luymcut.
Edmoula Banks and Elizabeth, charged
with -t,;jiur two hem, the property OF X. [.
I."i,ju~un. Case continued until this morn
M i'll ~ ~unrC Of witnesses.
". l.. Cullen, charged with unlawiuly
o~>au'tin" aud striking Richard Morris with
v HhII--iat. Fined 81.
The ca" at James Roach, charged with
jrHln., .i.iu Doyle. Case continued 10y
Poiirr iI,tlnc until Friday morning, and
;;rru ,d bailrd in the sum OF 81 ,Oe0.
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y A>tUNnfu% LITERARY SoCiETY.--At reg
Hllr tDcriH-g "i this society, held Oh Tuesday
evening, the following officers were elected
tor '1' enauing three months: President,
/. ! Fcrgus>on; Nicc-prcsdcnt, William
t.. Ilowl": Secretary, K. Il. Styil; Assistant
"arclary, }. W. Curry Treasurer, Charles
j.. Walord: Critic. }. j. Greer; Orator for
month uf June, W. E..iiowc. The Society
'rcrr- At their ball on Church Hill every
Hrs"ay evening.
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81. .JoBx's CHURCH FAlR.-The Fair now
in urorreSs at the Third Presbyterian church
Tabernacle, under the auspices o' the flules
attached TO st. Johns church. mas 50 iii
been very successful. During III, Hot
weather it presents very good opportup'ty
for those who desire it to get a saucer oi
icctream. glass of lemonade, and IN other
ways to aid the ladies in their good work.
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MILITARY EXCURSION TO NORFOLK.
IL" Guard, Captain Charles +. Taylor com
nundn., have in view an excursion on The
Fourth Of July 10 Norfolk rs the guest "f
i''c Norfolk tlIy Euard. While absent they
VII '-H Old Point Comfort, Ocean View,
and other points ui interest.
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IoJrIsVIII.t MARKETS.

LOrIsvfIIE Aiay .s.-FIour quict aud wc,k. Corn
in fair dem md and trIn No. miNen, 800" I3c on
rack: s.,c. IN elevator Pork dull anu nncllne''
al ST. 25Gisl 80. Bacon IN - ddeniiId shohinrH'
TAc cIo,r-rih sides in demand 1t Sc. clear slGrs,
Vie. packed. Lard dub steam summer she "hiS-
La, M
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PLEASANT, FAST, SAFE, AND CoMFoRTABLE.-
The original Dolly Warden can be chartered by
public private parties for any point on he canal.
AnrlY to FRED. HANDY.
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HoRoaEK TAYLOR, Ul this city, is in Peters
burg - Il: medical cxpvr, witness in
Ia: cDrr or Sarah Scott (colored), charged
with murdcring her husband in con-
Junction with her lover. The deed, as
dcgcd, was perpctIntcd over three years
o@", and the parties have been in Jail ever
Slice.
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MEMBERS OF TiiE BAPTIST CONVENTION viii
find splendid assortment of hats Of every kind at
P. WEIsrGEis { Co.'S, 1901 Main street
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l>NAlLAhIE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
E!ruMo,n ruSr OFFICE May %. lSi3.-C.
II, Garden 4 Co.. Nos. 6OG and 60S Market
-lr''t ahoN" sixth street one, no address.
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WE WOULD RECOMMEND OUR FRIENDS WHO
want good photographs to go to FRAY ,ER's gallery,
opposite the post-Oifice.
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~t>r u< 10 TIE IiCsTISGs Court George
.'ark>ou. charged with breaking into III,
rD'ir. ui Nr. William Mayo and stea'ln2
~uud,y articles Of wearing apparel, was ne
tul" the Police Justice Yesterday morninG
GsI -,tir on to the Ilil>iin"S Court Tor trlat
.tt.. accused Was S-Ilt to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-29

HERE SIZE is AGAIN. The DOLLY WARDEN has
sen reitted and can he chartered Ivy pc-nc. eNcur-
sion, othet parties II. the most reasonable rates.
Apply 10 FRED HANDY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-29

TRIED AND TRUE.'-What words of conf
dencc and trust are these! IL Is what many poor
sufferer ran say OF HEMBOLp'5 BUCIlu. IL Is thr
uuly reliable medicine for those terrible diseases "t
the kidneysand urinary organs. Beware "i cou''-
tereis. The genuine has the private pluprletry
stamp of ii. L. lIEMBOiD. Full directions WIN
each bottle. JoIIS +. HENRY, New York, sole
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-29
kAI.TIMilR ~.

BALTIMORE, May 2s.-Nir2uia Bs, oil. 371; con-
sols. 5is. West Vir2inia'5 lo3. North aaiollinS'
old .st Bill to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-29

CHRoMos.-A large assortment man! .. ',cn' VI
the very finest character, may ne hlu u. d. LII
SON. Mstp street near The pc p.;;c' niiite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-29

thin GArZE SHIRTS ARE THE ORDEB OF TIE
DAY. They are the coolest things out. r. y.
SrENCE 4 SoS have splendid stock OF them. at
various prices To suit every pocket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-29

STRANGERS SHOULD NOT FAIL TO VISIT TIE
DoLLAE STORE and see the beautiful assortment of
Jewcry and Fancy Articles of every description,
which are sold at the low rate Of one dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-29

For CARD PHOTOGRAPHS co TO FRAiSER'S eN
icIisive gallery. opposite the post-oiice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-29

REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE OF ICE-CREAM.-
PIZzISI will sell his delicious icc-creans mailc OF
pure materials. al reduced prices tn those ent'rtan
ing dcrg .les TO the Baptist General Assertion bt
Eir.ruiY