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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-16

POLICE CouET, YEsTERDAY-Justice ".
Hall Creao prcsiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
James Murphy. drunkard, was sent to
Jail for three months.
The case of Matthew Owen, charged with
feloniously cutting Al. Christian with knife,
was examined and continued until to-day.
Alesso Remedi was found guilty of mis-
conduct towards Armenia Facini, and was
fined S15 and required to give security for
good behavior for twelve months.
Henry Evans, guilty of threatening the
life of Eliza Lilly, was sent to Jail for six
mouths in default Of surety.
The case of William Il. Lindsey, charged
with an assault upon Jacob Atlee, was COR
tinued until the 10Th instant on account of
the absence Of witnesses.
Robert J. Inge, charged with an assault
upon Thomas j. Gale, was placed under
bonds to keep the peace.
William Hendricks, guilty of assault upon
his wife, was sent to Jail for six months in
default of surety.
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AN EXCITING CHAsE.-Two horses attached
to large covered express wagon, in the abb
sence Of their driver, ran up Main street
yesterday evening at fearful rate of speed.
Near Eleventh street they caught up with
street-car, and threatened every moment to
run into and smash it, and it was only be-
cause the street-car driver forced his horses
into a galop that such an accident was
avoided. Just above Tenth street coored
man named John Harris, seeing that the
runaways would certainly do some damage,
ran up to the wagon, jumped into it from
the rear, and in half minute had the rens
in bis hands and checked the horses. His
daring feat was witnessed and applauded by
a large number Of people.
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ALLEGED WooD THIEF In LIMBo.-Police-
man Sweeny arrested a negro last night on
the basin bank, having caught him in the at
tempt to rob wood pile. The negro, who
gave his name as John Andrew, resisted the
officer stoutly, and had to be dubbed severe.
" before coming to terms, He was locked
up at the Second station for hearing De-
fore the Police Justice to-day.
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THE L1cEssE-TAx CAsEs.-The counsel for
the merchants in the cases against the city
recommend Messrs. Moore & Goodson not to
pay their lcense-tax, but to suffer them
selves to be indicted, in order that theirs
NAV be made test case. Hence the pro-
ceedings against that firm by the grand jury
IN Monday.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SIIIRTs.-This cele-
brated make Of shirts can be had either
or made to order by calling on e. B. SPENCE &
son, merchant tailors, 1900 Main street. SPENCE
& Son guarantee perfect tit or no sale. Call and
leave your orders. They have also large and we'll
selected stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at
low prices. Remember to call at 1900 Main street
for your clothing shirts, and furnishing goods
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IMBREILA THIEF CoNMITTED.-Robert
Rrown. alias James Richardson, charged
with stealiuga a silver watch and four dollars
in money from W. S. Thurston and UNI
brellas from Mr.. w. q. Trigg and Captain
b. C. Cook, was yesterday sent to the chain
gang for four months by Acting Police JUS
tice Crew.
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TRANSFER PRINTING IERs.-Ne Invite atten-
tion TO the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INES
that we are now using. They are OF recent intro
duction, but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are Of quality that can be copied any length Of
time after being printed. VIII copy In ordinary
letter-press book,
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No OPosTPoNEMENT.-The recurrence Of the ma
arIal season is certain fate II Is better to be
provided In advance than to spend months shiver-
Ing and burning with fever and agne UEsHLER
pills are the only absolute and unfailiDg preventive
and cure for periodic feVers and have been relied
on for that purpose by thousands for almost quar-
ter of century. They do not reduce, but build up
the system. No calonaet, arsenic, or qutntne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-16

HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN
R1cHaoND.-The '' Memoranda OF the dis,
tory of the Catholic Church in Richmond
Since the Revolution" reported to the fourth
annual Convention OF the Cathollc BeneYo-
lent Union of Virginia by Mayor A.. M.
Kelley, has been printed in pamphlet iorm.
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DEATH OF DIR. ROBERT CAEY.-lnforma-
tion has been received in this city of the
death of DR.. Robert Cary, assistant surgeon
al the Quarantine Yel!ow.Feyer Hospital,
Pensacola, Fla, which event took place on
the f)Lh instant. DR.. Cary was son OF thc
late M Colonel Gill Cary, of Hampton, Va, and
brother of Colonel John D. Cary, Of this
city. Dr. Cary had just entered on his for
ty.fourth wear. ss5H
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THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
/ In Its extent and equipment, Is unequalled by
any printing establishment in the South Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
nromptly and neatly executed, ana at low prices.
E(It1II WORK, GOOD MATERIAL, AND Salts.
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some OF our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS 30 to S5 per 1000.
VISITING CARDS SOC. to 81 for 50.
LETTER HEADS - 10 sc. 75 per ream.
Bull HEADS ~ to $40 per ream.
CIRCULARS $3.50 to "a per l,OOO.
HANDBILLs 81 to s3 per 100.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds OF
work. ,ropr sssra-
,ai1S Il he fact that we have for the past twenty
five years been doing the m0st OF this class OF woTk
is evidence that We are prepared 70 90 IL promptly
and satisfactorily. a.. ~. ,ao ,,,
onG nlsefnI TRANSFER INKS that we are now
usinr. They have been bat recently 1nIroahceus,
h,t are already extensively used oy Ialir9aa ano
sie,mb ,at companies banks, mercnants, anu o!heis.
We are now furnishing these INKS ID ALL oc,
rows and of quality that can be copied any isngiii
Of time after being printed. Ihey
and distinctly in the ordinary letter"lress noos:
Orders respectfully solicited, ana satisiacunnAi y :
given In prices ana work. - =
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,,,, .nr<1AL NOTICES.

,cU. CLEANER AND 20.
u ..o ncs, and cheapest article for cleaning
Ilss Ilshh%-sn and everything. Cleans quicker, easier,
% s besides 81 sss ssaans shaa Ss %sas
| Of soap Our ss best oanns. Be ~noss ss
i, once using. Railroad and steamboat hnes are
.usas It. N,s.rs Christian & Whites, Meade &
rSscF >, n,nuy,s. grocers, druggists, and house
SSr.t,nc G, stores generally.
faTo'>o"s ,.,n.s wanted in every city, town, ana
Coca "H>" }. L. WARlNG,
c2"pE' General Agent for Virginia,
No. II Pearl street.
e. II 81
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ENTIRE STOCK OF HATS At CoST.-P. WEIsI-
GER will sell any hat in his house at prime cost
until Wednesday, 9th instant. On that day al
the stock left will be sold without reserve al auc-
ton. Now Is the time to buy bargains in hats.
Some Of his styles are really handsome.
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;To pRINTERs. BINDERS, AND PUB

.FHSO PklN lEtS1 DtSAIciAot SAGs6 - 10
4 IIsHERS-The subscribers manufacture RO-
TARY PREssSsSs y VIII 1s29 tTG e
Es of various descriptions with two or more
so, cylinders, to be used with type Or Stereotype
and with one to six feeders with rolls OF paper
SINGLE and DOUBLE CYLINDER PRESSES.
BED ana PLATEN PoWER PBESss1p s1psa ior D93s ,Ss5s,
table distribution and from four 70 ss-foT for , fosss
hook and wood-cut work. SMALL Job, CAkD,
RAILRoAD.TICkET and G0ufoS . pkEsSEss;; \, E,ss lss;
SINGLE LARGE HAND SCYLIADEk PEESS
aud SINGLE HAND eCYLINDEk RAiLMA5s
PhESS, for newspapers Of modegase
Der hour. Also furnish every article required y
spasPn uBHIIs POWER PREsStS. HYDRAulic
and sCRRE PHEsSEs: gookM M kMnlSpEskkssss lss kss y e.
CHlNERY: also, NEgY FOR ELESIhSyl- 81. sslslSl
|TYPERS ana sTERE0TY PERs. SAS1r-sE,E 1 .,si..s EEEl
SAWS With imprayed inserted teeth rue above
are ali manufactured on our owg pretnis andsI
our personai supervision, OF the best matsEia aDa
workmanship Illustrated sess f2n On aE
plcation. II n tat,S, y, ss g ~ Va,
York Msnufacto on Grand, ESocme, siseriHs
and I,uIpuabia streets, New York. su Ix-am j.
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--am1nn rn raE IsRs.aEIITEs sssss.ys

NToTfCE TO THE ISRAELiTEs ggss
3 ~ nETHE cry OF OFRIcHMOHD.-Hay.Ss 60
jnr entered into an arrangement with Mr. Mlinam m
sehaaf Stall No.1 First Market am agals prtt !,
- S axyaa fo-day with promptness ana neat
ness, and cordially commend him e soaTp pps
are. <s,DAs<a@A1AsNNS ShocheF
B sel6-lts 1s9'1 ss's ','35 80
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RAIN YEsTERDAY.-The first rain OF any
consequence for several weeks fell yesterday,
and cooled the atmosphere and laid the dust.
More Is needed.
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SALE OF 4 BRICK TENEMENT. = Messrs. Ghai, !,
fin, Staples 6 Co. sold on yesterday small nal
brick dwelling, No. 2o3 Clay street, TO Ar.
j, d. Gentry, Tor 81, 400,
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BLACK and WHITE CHECKED sCARFs just re.
ceived at LEVY BROTHERS..
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y MoaTuxaY REpoRr The following Is Stt1eEI
mortuary report for the week ending Satilr-
day, September IL, 1874 complied from sex
tona' returns received at the Office Of the
Board of Health .5st .5st ist fats ~ /
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HAMBURGH LACE HASDKERCHIEFs-a direct
LEVY BROTHERS.
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NHw TEMpaRANcs DIVISION. new diYi.
s;onl'to be known as Lone Star Lodge" |"
Coiored Sons of Tenn perance, will be OF
ganized tonight at Fidelity ball, in this t,
city,
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Conservative Congressional DistrfcE
neutrality-suspicious. Made. !.
Ameetfng of the Conservative Executive
Committee of the Third Congressional dis.
trict was held yesterday, Mr.. Alfred Moses
chairman. The following appointments were
made for the organization Of the counties OF
Hanover and Caroline :ct:l9 u 4 i
HANOVER COUNTY. q
j. Booth Brown. county Superintendent
C. C. Bucknef, assistant, county superinten-
dent. i. sss /
Tocnsh,p Committees Henry Township
DR.. Edwin T. Shelton, township suEerinten-
dent William Gaines, assistant township
superintendent Ralph r. Hume, John Ell.
Timberlake, William Pate, Richard Burnett.
Ashland Township: Edwin Vaughan,
township superintendent; DR.. Powhatan
Bledsoe, assistant superintendent; DR.. T.J.
Woodbridge, D. A. Timberlake, James a.
Scott, T. j. Wilkinson, and P. S. Mosby.
Beaver Dam Township: j. b. Brown,
township superintendent S. b. Anderson,
assistant superintendent: W. III. Campbell,
S. D. Anderson, n. B. Cook, DR.. G. j. Ter.
rell, W. D. Terrell, c. P. Higginson, and G.
W. Dabney, Jr.
Coanty Cdnuassers Chastain White, Will.
liam r. Winn, General George w. Rlchard'
son, Hill Carter, George 2. HaW, K. r.
Gardner, and r. H. Cardwell. - I
CAROLINE COUNTY.
John Washington, county superintend'
ent; Charles c. Harris, assistant superin'
tendent.
Port Royal Township: John Washington
township superintendent; Dr.. R. G. Hollo'
way, assistant superintendent. /
Bowling Green Township: Major Robert
Peatross, township superintendent; Henry
Doggett, assistant superintendent.
Madison Township: L. Flippo, township
superintendent; Charles NJ. Harris, assistant
superintendent H.s r !
Six more members to each township vii
be appointed hereafter. Township barbe
cues in Caroline county will take place as
follows: III.
Port Royal Township.--Liberty church.
Thursday, Oath September.
Bowling Green Township.-Sparta, Thurs
day, October 10.
Madison Township.--Bull church, Thurs.
day, October %.
Governor Gilbert C. Walker and many
other distinguished speakers will be present
at all these gatherings.
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THE EXCELLENT WORK turned out by E. s.
LUAiPKIN Co., opposite the post-ofice, gives EN-
tire satisfaction. d ...lg.." s....
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LARGE ADDITIONS TO THE STOCK OF BELTS al
LEVY BROTHERS..
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS; in the Dispatch
counting-room Tuesday, September Ism:
rs 90 II
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THE NEW KN1cKERBocKER RUFFLING can be
had ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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LEVY BROTHERS have yard-wide soft finish
bleached cotton at lie. yard, usually sold at
12Hc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-16

ANEW LOT OF BLACK LACE sCARFs just received
at LEVY BROTHERS..
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NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERs.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

IN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC MAN, who:
IA has s5, 900 to invest In y profitable business,
In one of the heathiest torlons Oh shg 20 ~
profits or guaranteed Interest on the money be-
sde, salary for hi; services, can hear or srcn an
opportunity oy addressing I. u. W. D.sp,ssey
6ce, sttss sAA ~ = AAN-sSAc73Ss -
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER-WoRks,1 E
F:a WASHINGTON HALL. :.
RICHMOND, Va, September 2, 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
NJ In part for The whole, at this ofce, until the
goth (Septemberl instant, for making and furnish
ing this department. with three hundred (3OO)
30-lNCH PIPE and TWO hundred t200l 24-INCH
CAsT:IRON WATEk-PIPrS said pipes to be de-
liyered In this city.
Bidders will sate at what time and In what qu.li-
titles the pipes can be delivered
Any information required will be given at this
Office. ,1lI !1s.si'
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all the bids. .@n '.1 j. l.. LAWS,
sc 7-tce2O Superi atendent.
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NEW STYLES LADIES' LINEN COLLARS just re-
eiYed at LEVY BROTHERS. .. fs.'
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,.~-.--Week end1ng-----
sept'r II. Sept'r 13, Septr 5, Septr 2,
1872. 1873. 1874. 1874.
i, 45, ;. w c. w. C. W. C. ". C.
Shll-born....... Q 4 I o q
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AFINE ASSORTMENT OF CAssIMERKs and COAT
INGS at LEVY BROTHERS.
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WHITE SHETLAND suAwLs only $2 at LEVY
BROTHERS.
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GUNNER CANDIES.-I am daily manu-.
- featuring summer article OF CLARIFIED
FLINT CANDY OF pure crushed sugar, warranted
better than any made In the United States for whole
sale purposes. warrant II to stand dry and firm In
rior candies are sold for. / have large stock OF
Canned Goods, Tobacco, Cigars, Cakes, and Crack
ers. ali of which offer at Baitimore prices.
: 'N.,}' LOUIS j. BOSSlEUX, ConfectioBer,
ie 25 1412 MaiE street
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The BURGESS NOMINATING CONVENTION
The Convention of the Burgess wing OF
the Radical party will be held ut Assembly
Hall commencing at II o'clock to-day. The
delegates elected Monday night were for
Marshall Ward, James Turner and w. ID.
Reed Jefferson Ward, Benjamin Bragg and
Richard Carter Madison Ward, Joe Cox and
Matthew 3. Brown Jackson Ward, josiah
Crump and Royal White.
The Burgess men Of Clay Ward, not satis-
fed with the action Of the meeting of Mon
dsy night, which, by large and decisive
vote. resolved to postpone the election of
delegates to the 30th instant, the time ap-
pointed by the district committee. assembled
last night at Westham hall, corner of Laurel
and Cary streets. They organized by the
election of w. T. Marlborough as chairman,
and c, W. Burr as secretary. After some
little skirmshng among themselves they
proceeded to an election, and William Kelly
and William Page were chosen delegates, and
Andrew Jackson and W. T. Marlborough al
ternates. Strong resolutions endorsing Bur-
CESS were adopted.
The Monroe Ward Republicans favoring
Burgess's claims being in like position, by
reason Of the adjournment of their ward
meeting on Monday night, last night met at
the residence of Philip Green, on Adams
street, and organized with Gilbert Boyd as
chairman, and Captain B. G. Cook as secre-
tary. Few or no Smith men being present
to disturb the harmony Of the proceedings,
Burgess delegates (James L. Capston and
Philip Green) were elected without trouble,
and the meeting adjourned sine die.
The delegates elected from Henrico, Han
over, Caroline, Louisa, and Chesterfield
counties are all Burgess men. Therefore
his nomination by this Convention is assured,
but it will not be respected by any of the
followers Of Hon. John Amber Smith. 1t
is, however, understood to be the purpose
Of Mr.. Burgess to submit his claims also to
the Convention of the 7th of October.
1t is represented to be the purpose of Mr..
Burgess to resign his Office of collector of
internal revenue for this district before he
enters the canvass.
MIR. Joseph NJ. Humphreys, chairman, and
W. j. S. Bowe, secretary of the Republican
Committee of this Congressional District,
have issued an address to the voters of their
party, warning them that the project for
holding a convention to-day is without the
sanction of the properly-constituted authorI-
ties. They advise good Republicans to re-
fuse all countcnance and support of its
" proceedings as anti-Republican," and de-
clare that the only legitimate Republican
Convention for the nomination of candi-
date for Congress will be held on the 7th OF
October,
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- SEPTEMBER, 1874.

,,.pxrSG GOODS A SPECIALITY.
,,,.,xlSG GOODS, BLACK ALPACAS,
NJ" &C.. JUST RECEIVED.
rp,CE & co. have opened for early ran
Sd RlAcN c,SHNEHsS;
,.R.,cx CAsnMERES: 80
p,.cx Nou,lxS: RRu-LlANT'NEs'
. ,,r,c,S (choice shadesl; every price
9oc ;osl50 per yard;
r,,rs scNn,zESE CLOTHS;
RACK IYrEEArEicE;
K,,cK AUSTRALIANS GRAPE CLOTHS
corr. and CRAZE Wells, &c.
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<4itllnund 9ispatrll,

The WEATHER To-DAr.-Ftom our re-.
ports u.is morning The probabilities are that
tte eeau,er today ,oill be partly clear.
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FALLING OF a PART OF THE OLD CrrY HALL.
Between 4 and 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
9 portion of the western wall of the old City
Hall building fell in with a considerable
noise, and frightened every body who was in
the neighborhood at the time of the accident.
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CORNER OF SECOND AND LEIGH STREETS

ApMIssIoS-75 cents; children under ten years
Of age so cents.
TICKETS will be on sale at West, Johnston &
Co.'s, booksellers and stationers, 1904 Main street
14,l6,lS,19,&21
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TEACHERS MEETNG.-The teachers Of the
public schools are to, meet nthe High School
building on Saturday the 19th instant.
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NEW PRINTS, &c, just opened.
r +. PRICE & co. are receiving
>rw:F>lL rRtSrS-side. Band, and others;
>,.E EtrrlINGS and SCARFS
p1,y,;l0yr>, BUCK GAUSTLETs, &C;
>r,r.E Gooo>. such rs
FIASSELS, BLANKETS,
SuyETISGS, CoTToNS,
IRISH LINENS, DAMAsKs,
,..~,,r.,.-nldc and other CASSlMsRES, TO whlc
49,, -, &. called, r. r. PRICE & co.
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POWDER AND FUSE.
nUPONps SPORTING AND Z.

nUPONps SPORTING AND
- BLASTING POWDER.
mn kegs DUPONT.s Fg., Fig. and FFFgs
RIFLE, in kegs, haif-kegs, 9nartef-Efss, s anu
pIsMoSD GRA AIN, in Que pound eanissers "a
GLE RIFLE and EAGLE Dge A., ,.s,t, ~ ha,s- ".
pnte with Sp0rtsmen ~. ,.,,x,r, Syn,5>,,yrvps
1000. kegs MISIS G aud BLASTING POWDI,Elsht'ss
ALSO,
HEMP and sINGL LE-TaPE FUSE. = -,
For sa)e by s z. & 5. W0HTBAas IL Ss., sa
60 1.andG,s Agents for nianu3acfurffs.
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VOL. .XLVI.
AaUsEMENTg. V. IS. {.
r 1cHaosD
TWO DAYS,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
sErrEaprn 81 AND 90.
Positively the only large show that VIII exhibit
in VIRGINIA and North Carolina during the travel
ling season OF 1874. &c < {
OLD JOHN ROBINSoN'S
GREAT WORLDS EXPOSITION!
THE LARGEST EXHIBITION
& IN,THE WORLD.
THOUSANDS OF LIVING ANNA LIS.
MYR1ADs OF BIRDS,
~ COLONIES OF MONKEYS,
SCHOOLS OF ANPHIBrA,
MILES OF REPTILES.
No impossioilities promised; we guarantee to ex-
hioit all we represent, or money refunded.
OUR MATCHLEsS ORGANIZATION EN-
BRACES THE LARGEST AND MOST COM ,
PLETE MENAGERIE,A AyIARY, AND
AQUARIUM In THE WORLD,
containing living specimens Of our Creators great
handiwork, Of which
"They went in two and two, unto Noah
into the ark,
The male and the female, as God had
commanded Noah.'
Among which are the following special novelties,
+ which we guarantee to exhibit, OR THE MONEY
WILL BE REFUNDED.
MARK WE'LL THESE LINES.
We will exhibit at each place the great show visits
AHERD OF LIVING GIRAFFEs, COSTING
s $4,000 IN GOLD.
BLACK SUMATRAN RHINOCEROs.
THE LARGEST PERFORMING ELEPHANT
aaa sNaAMERICA,a
A GIANT OSTRICH-twelve feet high;
MONSTER SEA LIONS,
A ATHREE-HORNED AND THREE-EYED Bo-
VINE, FROM THE HOLY LAND
the only one ever exhibited.
These are special features that are not owned or
controlled by any other travelling exhi bition In
addition to which is the
STRICTLY MORAL CIRCUS,
embracing over
ONE HUNDRED STAR ARTISTS,
TWO MAMMOTH BANDS-forty musicians;
GORGEOUS STREET DISPLAY-fnest In
the world
DOORS OPEN at 1913 and $50 p. NJ.
Arrangements have been made with all the lines
Of railway for round.trip tickets good on all the
trains from all stations to enable parties deEirous
of visiting the GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH during
the days 1t exhibits in this city.
Don't forget the date.
ADMISSION to the eutire mamm 9th combination,
rs cents. Children under ten years of age soc.
WILL EXHIBIT ON THE
<,Ny ntpc 7
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.---Week ending

4 BY WHOM CERTIFIED.
Regular rpracttioners.39 Board Of Health. :. :.
:, COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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cCHUTZEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
y SUMNER RETREAT, FINE SCENERY,
&C.. &C. This beautiful Park having been re-
Gently fixed up and put In thorough order, Is for
rent 10 Lodges, Orders, private parties, &c, &c.
Being on the bank of the river, 1t commands tne
finest view Of any establishment of its KIND near
the CITY. There is ou the ground new and ele-
CANT pavilion for dancing, &C..
The Park is open daily for the reception OF yisl-
tors. No pains nor expense have been spared to
make it the equal of any place of amusement in the
city. Good order will be strictly enforced. Apply
W. S YUENGLING & co.,
10 o53m Proprietors.
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EIRST REGIMENT BAND.

Mr.. LOUIS VOELKER has been unanimously
elected leader of this deservedy popular band rice
J. +. McCann, and ali orders for music will be
promptly attended to by application TO
LOUIS VOELkER, cigar store,
No. 6lO Broad street; orto
JOHN WESTLEY,
se141w No 1929 Main street.
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sEINE-THREAD. DC,
FOR SALE.

DOR SALE, a second. hand TOP P-oTN1
h BUGGY and HARNESS, in good 60
repair. Also, q YOUNG RIDING and DRIVING
HORSE-aIl low for cash. Apply at SAM PSON'S
stable, on Third street between Main and Franklin.
Sc l4.4tk ase-t l.S4. yr.ets .etzE.,.s
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D1spATcH pRINT1NG.HoUsE.

Good work, good material, low prices, and satis-
faction guaranteed. s} 81. 81 10