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IL 70 CONSUMERS OF OILS FOR
MACHINERY.

VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI-
ATiNG uI!..-TEis remarkable and valuable
l|'',l"rt has rapidly gained In favor. Comi,ari-
'''"'ra Il" Years az, il was unknown, hut since
49, il;rvductonol Il in this city Ii has grown INTO
.'r'sal usc AMI favor. giving entire Satisfaction
~" gruccdiEg The as" Of sperm and lard oil on
sas., machinery. Mo>,rS. PURCELL LADD 4
- ,r,rt ttt pion.trS jt tie introduction Qfhis
.. a"r. aud It is the oil sold by them which has
p4lu,,i tllv reputation that the VIRGINIA pETRU-
l!EM LUBkICATING OIL enjoys here
Purchasers sre cautioned that the oil sold by Us
.7erS frOm dl other Lutrfcatinq OILS sold in this
D.1rket We are the sole agents here for the VIR-
'I\iA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRlCA.
Ii%G rI!..cysry barrel of which sold by bearing
SEQ, brand. thus:
"VlKGlNIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LTBHICATING OIL.
PURCELL. LADD x CO., Agents,
RICHMOND. VA"
"i'itr- a,irc> ~ ) 80 us will rccctr" prompt a;lcn-
q IL u,d h, s.ipl" In good, ti2hi ra''kag'%'.
PURCELL. LADIb Il CO. Druggists.
,rs gI-lir3 khlImond. Va
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Par0chidl Schools.
Scholars.
Average attendance, 200; teachers, q.

Average istcldancc,
Under the wafchful care of the Standing
Committee aud the wise regulations OF the
| Society each school has arrived at high
state of Improvement.
| The Society lost some of its most valued
friends during the past year. The presence
OF such good cburchuen and devoted work
er> Us Dr.. x. 5. j. PEBBLES, Captain Charles
FL. Dimmock, and the late recording secre-
.ury, w. ). y. MAYO, were missed, and the
vacant seats caused Il feeling OF sadness 10
those left behind. but Il cheering thought
arose when We knew they bad only gone
before, and were waiting to welcome their
feow-wcrkers to the land Of peace.
The report was adopted.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, DR.. Charles Min
nigerCde; Vice-President, DR.. +. Grayson
Dsshiell; Secretary, Captain P. H. Mayo !;
Treasurer, Captain Samuel NJ. Bailey. EX-
ecutiye Committee: DR.. Charles Minnige-
rode. rev. r. G. Dashiell, Mr.. j. l.. VIII
liam>. Captain T.. Ii. Mayo, t. II. Meade, A.
Baruau,inc. Thomas Potts. Joseph IL. Estes,
y. n. Walker, W. T.. Gray. DR.. ). =.
Moore, Samuel NJ. Bailey, George Banks
dale. W. L. Jones.
On molten Of Mr.. Potts it was resolved
that quarterly MS ctings OF The Sunday-scbooi
and lrcutiS of the Sundav.school
cause be held hereafter.
On motion OF Rev. 7. G. Dashlcll spe-
ciai committee of three was appointed TO
take into consideration the establishment OF
q home tor INDECENT female communicates OF
the Episcopal church.
MIR. Stokes presented resolution looking
10 the appointment Of assistant teachers Tor
The year to Md In carrying on the work OF
par0clia! schemes. Adopted.
Mr.. w. Mayo also presented resolution
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DoINGs OF THE GRAND IrRY.-Thc grand
jury of the Hastings Court met yesterday,
Mr.. K. ii. Maury foreman, and found tue
bills fer felony in the following eases:
Horace Nenablc, for the murder Of Mary
Holmes.
}. Il. GrayinS, for cbtaiuing goods under
false pretcnceS from o. 7. Beard.
Lucy Hill. Eliza Williams, Rose Foster.
and Louisa Smith. the shor-liiters, for steal
ing dry goods.
George Jackson, for breaking and enterin.
the tobacco factory Of W. &. Mayo and steal
inc goods ana chaltcls.
james Fitzhugh. for stealing wearing ap-
parci from Robert Saunders.
Denis Washington, for breaking and Ell.
tering the house of Louis Napoleon and
stealing certain of his goods and chattel>.
True bills were also found against VIII
liam Reid, mSdemeanor. for disturbing The
congregation Of Trinity (MethodsD church,
and Robert Lacy,a ui>demcanor, for unlaw-
fully shooting at Charles G. Capman At the
Richmond Paper-Mill.
The grand jury failed to find true bills
against Jack Hamilton and y. }. Hinor.
chuIged with felony, and adjourned until
FriuIy.
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DEATH FROM fNTEMpERAEcE-Au inquest
WIS held on Sunday afternoon at balf-past
o'clock by Coroner William II. Taylor over
the remains of Archibald Bowler, q fisher
man, who died suddenly Sunday morning
about O'Clock in Hog alley. between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets. The follow
ing jury composed the inquest: Lewis
Frschkurn, j. q. Ebenhack, John Suffer.
Thomas Mcdonald, Il. Cumming, Marx Mel
son, W. 3. Bailey, J. Johnson, Z. Davis, f..
P. Williamson, A. j. DuesLerry. and W. A.
Shields. The jury, after viewing the body,
returned the following verdict: "That the
deceased came to his death by intemperance
and exposure"
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HENRIco SUsDAY-ScuocL UNION AND CITY
MISSIONARY AsSocIATloN.-The regular an
nual mccctn. Of the Henrico Protestant
Episcopal sunday School Union and City
Missionary Association was held in st.
Paul's lecture room last night.
DR.. MiDnigerode read the report of the
Executive Committee, and presented an cr-
cullraging review Of the operations of the
Association in connection with the City
Missionary Society, not the least gratifying
features of which we've the present condition
and prospects of the parochial Schools four
in number. supported entirely hy the Sur
day.School Union, by with many children
were reclaimed from life of Ignorance and
vice. and received n good education and
careful instruction in religious knowledge
and principles.
The following reports from the various
Sunday schools were read:
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POLICE CouRT-JuStice White presid'nJ.-
William Wilkins, for abusing George Fox,
was fined $50.
james Scott, charged with aS>aulirg and
striking George Fox, resisting the police,
and threatening to assault james Morrison.
was sent to JUL in default Of $500 surety for
three months.
Albert Jack>o on, for using protnnc language
in the street. WAS fined 81,
HOMEGROWN WIS iued $50 for kicking
Julia Brown.
Frank Bull, Bat. Murphy, and Louis lo-
gan, three small boys, rlialgCd with assault
luz aud heating Wu'son Cllrkc with rocks,
Were fined 80 each, which their fathers
paid.
John Lcorold, suspicious character and
having no visible meaDS Of support, was
given twcnty-four hours in which to leave
the ely.
Richard Jack on Tod ofiender), charged
with beLy drunk and iso:delly and using
proIane klno,lage on the street, was fined s.;
III default of which he went 10 jail.
james Beatty, found drunk aud lying on
the sidewalk, was sent to .iail for thirty days
in default of $50 surety Tor his good behavior
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CASE OF THE WouLD-BE MURDERER Con-
TISUED.--Royall Langley alias Longstreet
was before tie Police Justice yesterday
morning, charged with feoniou<ly striking
WiI!ilm Allen with rock.
The case was continued until the 18th in
slant to await the result OF Aliens injuries,
which are quite serious. His attending
physician reported him quiet and conscious
yesterday morning, and the extent Of his in
iurie> to amount to fracture of the nose 4
severe confused wound on the right cheek
denudng the molar-bonc, and hi; right eye
so badly damaged rs to probably result IN
loss Of sight. Longstreet says he struck
Allen because he cursed him while he was
drunk.
The accused was arrested yesterday morn
ing at his mothers house, near Broad and
Monroe streets, by Sergeant Whitlock and
Policeman Goodman.
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CONFIRMATION AT MONTE MAH1A.-Satur-
day morning. ut an early hour, the sacra-
nent Of confirmation was administered at
the Academy of the Visitation, Monte Maria,
by Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons, to ten young
misses, boarders ut the academy; four Of
whom also received their first communions.
A number were also received into the So
dality of the Blessed Virgin. The candi-
dates previous, to these ceremonies had heen
in religious retreat for three days under
the instructions of Rev. Father Jan>:ens
and the nuns OF The Visitation.
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I.JrRED BY GAZING EARTH.-YeSterday
morning between l and II O'Clock two
men, named James Cavanaugh and William
Allen. were injured by caving earth while
making an excavation at the corner of Fena-
bic street and Mcchanicsyllle turnpike. Mr..
CayaualIgh, who is about fifty years old, had
his leg broken between the thigh and knee,
aud was otherwise painfully injured; Allen,
about twenty three years old, is a colored
man. and was only slightly hurt Drs. Curd
and Jackson were called in. and sent Mr..
Cayanaugll to the Medical College lntirmary
for treatment.
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FEAST AND FAla.-There will be Il feast
and fair nc the Third Presbyterian Church
tabernacle, commencing Tonight. lce-cream,
and cream, and ether luXurles
of the season may be had. Besides these,
useful and ornamental articles will he offered
for sale. Amongst the attractions exhibited
will be mechanical toy which excites Curl
osity no less by its wonderful mechanism
t had by the gifts il bestows upon those who
pctronize it. The proceeds w.ll be devoted
to the church,
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD eft tits city is the organ
of the Baptist 1t circula,es In States in which It's
denomination has more than million OF conmu-
ncantS. and is read by thousands who rarely see
any o her paper. Business men who desire 10 reach
the eye of the ruding public would do well TO ad-
vcrtsc In the HERALD. It's terms are quite r:ason-
able. Cal, at HERALD Office, No. HIS Main street.
or address JETER 4 DICKINSON. Richmond, Va
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ARREST OF THE ALLEGED MURpEREKs OF
EDWARD TAYLoR.-A After Detective Knox re-
turned to the citv,'a few days since, having
III custody Henry Mitchell, charged With the
murder OF Edward Taylor, whose body it
will lie remembered was found in the dock
near the ship.lockS, he tcegrapbed to Che>a-
peake City, Md, TO stop the schooner John
Beatty, Captain John Price, aud arrest two
negroes named Lawrence Woodward and
join Cooper, who We're also charged with
the same offence. Yesterday morning De-
tec,iye knuX received the following tele-
gram:
:" Have in custody the two colored men,
Lawrence Woodward and John Cooper,
charged with murder.
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PERSONAL -,lr. John i. King, formerly
Of Wavnc:boro'. Va. has received the APP
nointtneut If ii, ket agent for the Chesapeake
and Ohio rt.Iroad in this city.
II WAS Mr.. Salmon Adams, and not Mr..
Solomon Wise. who was presented BY tile
Trcdcsar employees with cane on Satur-
dav. Mr.. Adams, who has been ut the
Trcdcgar Works for some time, came here
in 1850 tro;n the Springfield Armory, and
W., master a.morar for the Confederate
states. lie goes from here to Poughkcepsie.
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SCHOONER SuSK.--Thc steamer l>aar Bell,
of the old Dominion line. ran into schooner
near Days point. in james river, last Friday
night. and SUNK her. The crew were all
saved by tho steamer hovng to. The
schooner was laden with coal for this city.
The accident is attributed TO there being no
lights on the schooner.
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j. l.. APPERSDS, ~ NJ, at lis Office cycnty-se-
ven ots on the Richmond, Frcdrr ,ck sburp mud
Potomac railroad near Jennings' file.
GKLBBo & NiLLlASie' IL A.. assigneeS sale
at Su.l.2l Main street box ~. shoes .,,rh-bY
lures, sc.
LYME Y BRoIHEh.l NJ. tract Of laud on tie
Osborne PIKE -FOUR miles from the city.
W.GoDDlA, > d., brick dwelling aud forty
eight loE' AlCrunp's plan. on The ntrth side Of
lIarvi' ,,rcc..
COOK LAUGHTpN. 10 +. NJ, al assortment Of
i.rniurc Sc.
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ESCAPE or A PRIsoNER.- yesterday morn
ing about O'Clock, while party OF prison.
crS were emptying bed-sacks and retiling
them with clean straw,.in The stable-yard at
tached to the Jail, one OF them, named james
Fitzhugh, scaled the fence and ran OIL. He
was pursued by JaiIor U'Dwyer through the
creek. and AS he lodged into house near
the depot Of The Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road WAS shot at and thought 10 have teen
struck in the back. He ran then into a
crowd of negroes at The depot who were
about Starting on an excursion, and VAS
afterwards discovered by Mr.. Ell., lurrlcr,
living or tue northwest corner of Broad and
Seventeenth street,, coming from his cellar.
He Immediately cUlared him, but he broke
away from him and made tracks across the
creek towards Lumpkin's Jail. Fitzhugh wa:
sent on to the Hastings Court for stealing q
yaise and contents valued Mt $50. and was
taken from the jail through mistake for an
other prisoner.
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4 rIEAsT Is IN PRoGEEs at Virginia Hall
und .r the auspices Of the Young Ladies'
Cir lie Of Industry of Centenary church,
in connection with which will be given each
evening an art entertainment. This is said
to he no ordinary magic-lantern affair, but
scenes from nature are shown with the aid
of the Drummond light. No charge for to-
uiuhI
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WHAT DID IT? ~ no longer the quest IN since
the ju; oduction OF the Cen,aur LiGiment. When
we meet an old friend who h IS been sheIred with
rheuna : II, ur see rer@on nanslei un 'erneath u
rsIlc.r and restored 10 shape aua ccune!iEcss, We
now know thai it Is the tcntaur Linineas that 1t cs
thew.ra No other article ever did perform sucl,
p,ira.is There Is swelling that 1t Will not SOFT
en- IL, pain 70 will mt s,o,hr. or lamenes It will
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
m FAVORIrE PRESCRIPTIONS


rLe success Of the "rEIvERSITY MEDI-
CT NEs" is unparalleled "A the history 81 Icine.
II Aced In popular tof before the people five years
go, they are slr dy rerolutiouizIng the practic.
Their r. .iarkable curative properties arise from
their ling prepared by the new chemical prOces
OF professor SCOTT, termed ste Im-tl tritiou, by
which the therapeutic power OF any mcdcine il In
creased hundred told over those manufactured In
the usual manner.
MOBILE, ALA May ]. is7o.
DR.. ScoH,-The - University Medicines" are ac-
1uiring q, eat ranse throughout the south. dear
friend OF milne Is taking the Cancer Plant for
Sc, olulous di7ease Of lifetime. He told to-day
he was nearly cured A friends child had n hun
tlrcd spaslns a day. None of cur physicians could
stop them. One bottle Of your Allanthns Ex'rlc,
cured thcm T.. TARDY.
with ". G.. Fowler 4 Co.
The originals Ct letters similar t. the above may
be seen at the principal office, No. University
Place New York city. and agencies.
Rich ncnd Agency, WOOD Suns, corner Ninth
and Main streets. Je a-ln&fJe2d
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hICHANU 1 HU MAS,
Sheriff Cecil county, Md

The information Of the arrest o. the two
negroes Was communicated al the Executive
office during the forenoon, and Immediately
thereafter rrqui-ition vas issued on the
Governor Of Maryund for the return of the
alIeg, d murtlererS to this city.
Detectives Knox and Jchu Wren left the
city last night on the $40 train TO bring the
pri.oneIs to Richmond.
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MoRE CHANGES AT TIE CrSTOa~HorsE.--
Samuel L. Maddox, clerk OF the collector OF
customs, ms been removed. and }. L. Ar
mold appointed in hi, place. Alr. Arnold
qualified yc.tcl day hy taking the necessary
oath>. and has entered upon the discharge Of
his duties.
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
School. following names appear on the
roll of honor ut the Richmond High School
this week: Matte Bag3y, Carrie Colin.
Serena HulcIii>on. AleXina Hutchison, A:1ric
T. Jude, Helena NJ. Laute, Carrie Mckim,
Belle Pieasau:s, Carrie Walters, Belle y
Wuodson, Annie Peasants, Fannie l.
Power. Ada Z h.ckston, julia +. '..,1tchpll
Jennie Richard+ch, S. L. Brvcr doe. .Iar,b
Ezekiel, Z. Hulzler, Ed. Mccarthy, Abram
Never
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HEAVY REiSFoRCEMESTs MORE FIRING
FROM BATTERY a2l.-TIIE CRY Is, STILL THEY
CoME.-D. COLUMBUS Is plea ed "a announce that III
consequence of the continued increase Of business lie
has procured additional aid In his manufacturing
Department. store. aud saloon hayng for the latter
place employed polite aud experienced walters.
Every department Is under his own personal super
vision and every visitor Is sure 10 60 away satisfied
His motto Is As you find US, recommend lis. -
Don't mistake the place, 1871 Broad street.
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UNMAlLA BILE Letters REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND fosT-GfflCE JUNE ,. 1S73.-Charles
Hunsen, Jr.. SIl sixth street, New York; ].
Mason, chrner Seventeenth and Main streets,
Richmo Id, Va; Miss Charlotte Moore, -:
Mis- L atsy Stores, care Stores Il Son, Rich.
uopd Va
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Baptist ASSOCIATION, RICHMOND COLLEGE,
ard the tabernacle were peau afuily photographed
BY REFS Co. yesterday. Their gallery ia located
On nsin near Sint'I street, next door to Messrs
StaJte j. Rrlands bookstore. rsSre orders will In
received for the picture. Ali arr invited to cali
amt sec H..
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REAL ESTATE EXcHaSGE.-The real estate
agents of this city are about perfectlng an
organization to be called "Ihe Real Estate
Exchange" Z. W. Grubbs has been eieclrd
president; james l.. Aprer>on, '"e-presl-
dent William Couling, treasurer. and Fem
rle Elicit. secretary.
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s CALAMITIES WILL COME UPON US In SPITE Of all
precautions but IL is gratifying to learn silat Hem
holds celebrated buchu still be ubf ned ut all tht
drug stores and that be relied ca to cure all Ills.
eases OF the Kidneys and urinary organs. Look ou)
tor counterteits The genuine bes the private pro-
prietary stamp of II. T. fsLMBoLp JOHN I.
HENRY, New York, sole agent
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Tue RICHMOND FRAME STORE is the hes,
place in the city get = cheap and good frame.
Frames kept consta' nfy OIL hand and made to
order at the shorte aprice ut the very lowest
price. Don't forget' be rdace. next to the DOLLAR
STORE, corner Ninth AID Main streets.
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LOOK To YOUR INTEREsT.-Wc woaii 'dT' sc ali
who arc IN want OF good picture TO ga 10 CANT
BELLS nli-cstallisei and weil-known gallery. co.
rcr OF Ninth AMI Maiu streets Their work Is equal
10 any made In tbs Ely, and much cheaper
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>rw VHArpINGS AND PARA

>ri = FOR SUMMER.
:. ,>RIyt & CO. nrv receiving daily i"r sum
,,.,l ar.. Points and Sacaucs, ia,''so's ana sun
,-,r,.r,,f,,. SIN camhriC, and alpaca zen
,....,, shirts. Gcuticmcu's Thread and Ma
'.. my?S
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NONE NEW AND BEAU III Ill
..,,,,. r,,E SIMMER SALES

.,.,.,u,,;,,I<> IN DRESS GOODS.
q. PRICE, C.. art now making large aao''
.. rr,..r >.lru,Iid stock FOR Jnue and niy safes
,.,,.sq,> ia great variety al prices lower u,an
....... MANN Wears. Also. many linens ana
.....- at Wonderfully low figures my -
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ACCIDENT At THE TUNSEL.-SuDday morn
ing about :, O'Clock il colored Inan fell dis
lance of about forty feet down shaft No. 3
of the Church Hill tunnel He was unable
to walk for time, owing to the severe jar,
but no bones were broken.
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CoNT1Su ED.-Thomas Briggs, William
White, and Posey Drew, all charged with
aiding and abetting in the feloniorls attem 9t
upon the life of Mr.. William Allen, were
before the Police Justice yesterday, and their
cases continued until the 18th instant.
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ALL TIE NEW STYLES IN PATTERNS now opeu
at the agency Of BUTrERICK'S PATTERNS ut thu
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing-Machlne Office. corner
Tenth and Main streets
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CuAscERY COURT, Judge E. H. FitzhNgh,
commenced its res ular term yesterday. The
large amount of three hundred and twenty
one deeds were admitted to record in the
clerks Office of this court during the month
lust NiSSpd
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SPECIALS. NOTICES.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELL
.-.-0r NuED BY SIlADF-TREES. AND
t1,llT lots IN CRUMr'S rLAN, ON
y, :, sTkttT \ SHORT DISTANCE BE-
,,,l\,,TD\." TO RI SOLD AT AUG
r,,,s AFTERNOON. Special attention Is
,,,,r,. ale. Ride out and invest some funds
,,1.. -, mi improving locality. See AUG
..-s t.r further particulars
" GOnr'N. hnctionccr.
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VISITING THE PUBLIC ScuOoLs.-Rev. Or.
z. Sears and Rev. J. A. Broadus, ID. d., in
company with Mayor Kelley aud Superin-
tendeut Bimu!d and Dir. Alfred Moses. set
rotary of the City sch oil Board visited the
publlc schOC Is Yesterday.
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CHuLDRES'S CARRIAGE AND SHOWCASE DE-
POT, No. 7i3 Main street, between Seventh and
Eighth.
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N0TARIES PUBLIC APPoINTED.-Ihe Cover
nor has appointed Mcs>r:. Ii. 5. Cooke and
Abncr 4. Lynn notarics public, the former
for Prince George county and the latter tor
the co,mty of Prince Wi.lilm.
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a FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY TEETH ar,
easily attained, and those who tail to await them
selves Of the means should not complain when ac-
cusea OF gross neglect. ThesozoDoST will speedily
eradicate the cause of foul breath, identifying aud
preserving the teeth to the oldest ase.
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TIE LARGEST STOCK OF CIILDREN's CAR.
RIAGEs ever offered for sale In this city. oI a
grades mud prices, 1T Factory li2 Broad strecr
arri1 es made TO order OF any style for nyilids Of
infap L..
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ivy BROTHERS HAVE RE-

..,fp IL; cApr, - FOUR THOUSAND AND
.,.Il -luKtE YARDS of HAMBURG Eisi-
$50. md Is. II 1urd. There are som" rlcccs
...- lu, worth fully '"'. ward Gail early ana
... ,,lr,t ,a,. want while the goods are fresh.
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To THE LADIES.-Juss received the latest style OF
fans, jewery, hsfs goods, kid gloves, scarfs. &C.
&c, for sale at n greatly reduced price, ut F.. L.
GRANGER'S, te7 Broad street. Please give me u
call, exanlsre my stock. and compare prices.
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CoSrrcr REcEIvEp.- Julia Bootwigbt
(colored), of Cumberland county. was re-
ceved at the pen;tentlary yesterday for Two
years. for forgery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-03

WE WOULD RECOMMEND OUR FRIENDS WHO
want good photographs to go to FRhI>ER's gallery
opposite The post-o fllGc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-03

FOR BARGAINS IN CIIILDRESS CARRIAGES Gt
To No. Il2 Main street. They are going of raEidly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-03

REEs Co.'s GALLERY. next dor to Starke s
Rylands bookstore, will be open ~ O'Clock to
day and TO-, morrow morning for the convenience
of parties II avug on the early trains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-03

CLOTllISti of all kinds ut prices to suit ALL ma,
be fond at f. b. SPENCE \ SONS gentlcmen's fur
mis- ling establishment.