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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01

WHEN WRITING To ADvERTrsERs
ment In this paper.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-10-01

The Detroit Tribune has just moved
into bran new stone Office, and prints
picture of it, with man going up stairs
two steps at time, to whip the editor,
and a woman coming down street with
piece of poetry for him to print.
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RETAIL MARKET PRIoEs.-The following is
a statement of the retail city market prices
on Saturday:
MeQts.-Beef-C Choice, 1853 to 20c.; second
cuts, 15c; shin, 10 to 25c. VeaI-Choice, 16s to
2Oc.;. outlets, 1885,; shin, 10 to Doc. Lamb
16S to zoe. breast, 15c.; chops, 1890. Liver,
veal or beef, 12sc. per pound.
Fo,cls.- Chickens, very good, 30 to 45c.,
or three for 81. Market vel! supplied. Ducks
35 TO 50c., or Use. to Sl.25 per pair.
FsI~Good spots, 80 to Soc. per bunch Of
eight fish; sheepshead, 123 to 1899. per
pound; crabs, 30 to 75c. per dozen. Scarce
Game.--sora, 81 to $l.25 per dozen--very
few in market.
Yeqetables.-Irish potatoes, new, DC. per
quart; Is to zoe. per balfpeck per peck, 81
to 45c.; per bushel, 91.76 to 81; new swee.
potatoes, Sc. per quart, or two quarts for
l5c.; 25c. per half.peck. Market very well
supplied. Beets, to cents per bunch. Gym.
lins, 123 to 15c. per dozen; very few In
market. Tomatoes for stewiDg, two quarts
for sc. sicing, SC. per quart, or TWO quarts
for 12ac., or 25c. per dozen. Snaps, to &c. per
quart; per haIf-peck, 20 to25e. Onions, Zoe.
Der quart. Cabbage, 5to 20c. per head Green
corn, 12a to zoe. per dozen. Black.Eyed
Peas, Sc. per quart. Butter Beans, 6 10 &c.
per quart. Cucumbers, 10 to 15c. per dozen.
Egg Plant, 10c. piece-three for 25c.
Frusts.-Apples, to 15c. per quart pears,
1Oe. per quart; peaches, Is to 25c. per quart,
or two quarts for 40e.; watermelons, 10 to
SOC. apiece; canteloupes, u TO 10c. q piece;
season well nigh over, and very few in mar
ket.. Grapes, Zoe. per pound market very
well supplied. Mangos, 15c. per half-peck
market well supplied.
aIsceLaneous.-B Butter-P Prime, 35 to 40c.
cooking butter, 25 to 30c. Eggs, 20 to 25c
Der dozen. Honey, 20 and 25c. per pound:
or 50c. per jar; scarce. -
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Cry FINANcEs.-The following Isl state
ment OF the revenues and expenditures OF
Manchester for the past fiscal year:
Receipts: Rent of Water-poWer, Sl0s-
677. 80; hydrants, S4l7.24; houses, 31s4 90 !;
real estate tax, 81, ,621.s9; poll and personal
property, $1,000. SO market-house, $S245.6I {;
fishery, Sl25; woodward and grocery,
SI40.62; Police Court fees, $275.90; buck.
sters' license, S92 35; tax on dogs, hogs,
goats, and geese, 1882 81 |; rent Of corn mill,
s497 so: from cemetery, Sl00 (; scale fees,
sI5: special tax, Ss546.46. Total $50, ,432. SO.
Expenditures Street improvements, Sl9,-
a4O 45: police, S4,059.27; police court,
s77.2a: city attorney, $5ia19; clerk hire,
$40. water improvement, 81, ,s88. 10; inter
est on debt, SI3,9l2 81 incidental expenses,
s5 081 so; cemetery, s6,5T1.s5. Total OF
debt contracted and disbursements, S52,.
1886. .-.,;s.....,. - :.
Fares. de, UacoIlected Capitation tax,
s9T4.4s ydrants, S2l0; market. house. Seao 3
Total, S3, ,461. 10. one cause OF fne dencil Y
the improvements made on Bridge avenue
and other streets, and the purchase OF I, sls !
lcemetery and improvements thereto. Y ! Y
hoped, however, that this Council, whlct
/ was elected as a cheap one, Wis DO all ~ y
/ their power to make both ends meet
| ScHooL MArrgRs.-The Finance Commit
i ice OF the City School Board hare made Ing
following estimate of expenses lor Inc eur
rent year Teachers salaries, 81, ,6S2 roop
/ rent, $3.50; clerk, upefintead lent, Sst'
s,1eI. $500 inctdentais, $50 deficit from las
i year. 2S06 s6, ,493. Revenue; iffss
State. ai 900 !; Peabody fund sl 800 U 81
j 2a mills, 84,2 total, 81 900 sFhisa W.
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AUCr1oH SALES THIS nay.

II. MCCORMICK, 10Y A. M.. at No. 1912 Main
street, crockery and glassware. ,s
A. B. DUEsBERRY. II. G. c. Of B., s P. bL., ON
the east side Of seventh street between Main.
and Cary, one framed house tSo. n and losof
barrels. i es IA y
RICHARDSON 6 CO., OK p. NJ. on the south side
OF Franklin street between Twenty-thtrd and
Twenty fourth, lot with old brick building
thereon.
N. II. LEE, In front Of Henrico county court-.
house. trsct of land seven miles below the city
of Richmond. Y S. sss
A. B. DUEsBERRY. q. g. G. orr, 10 AN.
furniture and sundries
w. GoDDIN, p. II, valuable property on Mar-
shall street, adjoining The second Market. 81
w. b. RADCLIFFE, 1Ox A. NJ, groceries. &c. q:
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r1Sx.lnApLR LETTERS REMAINING m THE

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING m THE
RICHMOND Posr-O OFFICE SEPTEMBER 10. .1Sl4.-
John Bawlel, No. 10 east Pine street, Rich
mond, Va; Bob. Colman, Trotis post-offieee,
Brouns county, Va; John Deal, Richmond,
Va; Dillen, Elicit & Co.. Indian Rock, I3s Bo-
tetourt county, Va; Miss Florren Ellis,
Richmond, Va; Mrs Clara Gathright, yor-
dan Alum Springs, Roekbridge county, Va;
Miss L. E. Goodwin, charlottesville, Va,
Robert Halzbnsh, corner Light and Camden
streets, Baltimore, Md; Miss Alice Leigh,
sO9 Main street, Richmond, Va; Miss b.
T. Lefsley, Buffalo Gap, Augusta county,
Va. Mrs. j. H. Michaely, GartersVlle,
Cumberland county, Va: Miss Molly y.
Clair. Richmond, Va; Captain +. L. swlft.
Richmond, Va; Charles Walters, klcn-
mond, Va; j. B. West, No. 72O Main Main
street, Richmond, Va.
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FOREIGN VESSELS following vessels,
having finished taking in their cargoes, clear
ed on Saturday afternoon: British barken.
tine JOHN Williamson, Nichali master, for
Rio Janeiro, with; -four from the Gallego
mills British schooner Gerent, w. =. Ross
master, for Rio Grande do, Sui, also With
-four from the Gallego mills; Norwegian
bark v Venskabet, Johaunesen master, for Rio
Janeiro, with -four from Dunlop d McCaanee-
Norwvegia bark Ocean, Sorensen master, foE
Glasgow, Scotland, and Hunter, olensen mas
ter. for London, England, both with tobacco
from various shippers, and both to be cleared
by Curtis & Parker. I;-.,f 2 .!t'-- -.
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Anhnoltd lispatrh.
eGTHE b CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TEE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALI THE oTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE. CITY. (,
MONDAY. Y......,... SEPTEMBER :, 1s7
LOCAL MATTERS.

49, ~ ~ / 80 -
TIE FIRST VIRGINIA REGIAENT--LEAvE-
TAXING OF COLONEL SLoAN.-A meeting of
the commissioned officers of the First Vir.
ginia regiment was held Saturday night at
the office OF, the Piedmont apd Arlington
lnsu rance Company, at which Colonel John
A. Sloan (he having previously rendered his
resignation to the Governor formally parted
with the officers OF the command. Colonel
Sloan, ina faw remarks, feelingly announced
10 the meeting hisjntention of taking leave
Of his comrades-in.arms with whom he had
been connected since the organization OF
the Il regiment. This step, he stated,
was due to the fact that in a
a permanent home in st. Louis. He had
called the officers of the regiment together
TO express 10 them his gratitude for the unf-
form courtesy he had received at their hands
since he had been chosen as their com.
mander. He had endeayored to discharge
his duty to them and to the regiment to the
best of bis ability, and, although he had been
delinquent in many respects, bis associations
with the officers and men Of the command
had been of the most agreeable character.
q stranger, but be had been received
on all sides; and it was with many regrets
he parted not only with the officers of the
First Virginia regiment, but with the people
of Richmond generally. He concluded by
impressing upon the meeting the great ne.
cessity of keeping up the organization of
the regiment, and of selecting 8 suitable
partially begun. .zae:
| ropt,;r hr;aHy nd -I,o ~
PLY responded to Colonel Sloan's remarks,
and sgreeably surprised the Colonel by pre-
senting him, on the part Of the officers, with
an elegant gold-headed cane, upon which the
following inscription was engraved
"Presented to Colonel John A. Sloan by
the officers of the First Virginia Regiment,
September, 1874, as a token, of regard, ,.and
with wishes for his prosperity" .
On motion of Captain Darlington, a CON-
mittee, consisting of Lieutenant Colonel
Whitehead, Major Ordway, and the several
captains Of the regiment, together with Cap.
tain Carter, of the Howitzers, was then ap-
pointed to prepare suitable resolutions ex.
pressive of the sentiments Of the meeting
towards their retiring commanding officer,
and to have the same published in the city
papers. ----
At the conclusion Of the formalities of the
meeting the gentlemen present were Invited
by Colonel Sloan to join him in a parting
glass, and an agreeable hour was spent, amid
flying corks and sparkling wines. Senti.
ments were offered and speeches made by
Colonel Whitehead, Captains Imboden and
Darlington, Lieutenant G. D. Wise, and
others. - -,
Lieutenant Colonel Whitehead informed
the officers present that meeting will be
held on the evening Of the 25th instant for
the purpose of electing Colonel S!oan's sue.
cessor. Colonel Sloan's resignation takes
effect on the 10th instant.
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MANAGER PoWELEH DR31ATfUtAHD 0PERA
fSEAsoR.s-T There will be no stock cOmpsny
regularly playing at the Theatre during The
coming season. ,.but what Is o great deal bet-
ter and likely TO prove far more profitable,
that place of amusement will be conducted
under the g Combination system The fols
lowing companies haye entered Into en-
gagements. and will appear in rapid
succession: Mr.. j. II. Stoddafd and
party, from Wallack,s; Hrs. Lander,
supported by James H. Taylor; Frank
Lawton, George Beeks, G. s P. De;
Groat, and the finest company travelling,
which will produce the School for Scan.
dal, new versionl q. Cisopatra,v y and {. Ma
rie Antoinette ~; the Lingards, Mile. Zae,
the celebrated 1Sylpb; the charming little
Mrs. Gates and her comic opera troupe, with
two new opera bouffes {during the Fair
week.; Baker and FarroH, the Irish and
Dutch comedians, in Chris and Lena; Aimee,
the Queen Of opera boufie, and her troupe OF
sixty performers; the SScbuman Trans. Attain.
tic Novelty Combination; Clara Louise Kei-
logg, in Grand English opera (seven per.
formances; the troupe numbers eighty-fige
people, aud Includes Castle, Campbell, and the
Seguins); the original G.. L.. Fox and his
Humpsy Dnmpty Troupe !; the eminent
tagedian, Lawrence Barrett, and his fine
company; the Holman Opera Troupe; Ja-
nauschek and her own company; Miss Eu.
cille Western; the renowned tragedian,
Charles Feehter, who will appearin his great
character Of Claude Melnotte," supported
by Miss Lizzie Price Little Nell, the
California Diamond; Edwin Adams as
:" Enoch Arden"; Daly's Fifth-Avenue
Company, in his great society plays; !;
Chanfrau as "Kitn; Frank Mayo and
Rosa Rand. in ".Dayy Crockett; Mrs.
F. S. Chanfrau; Miss Ada Gray, In new
plays; Mr. j. L. Toole, the English
comedian, now performing with great sue
cess at Wallack's; E. l.. Davenport, sup
ported by Mrs. Davenport and Miss Maria
Wellesley Madame Ristori, who is to give
two performances in English {" Lady Mac.
beth" and 'sMarie Antoinette, y Charlotte
Cushman one night as I" Meg Merrilles y;
the Majillon Combination, and several min
strel companies.
Mr.. Pc we'll will also play Mayo, Cushman,
Edwin Adams, Zoe, the Lingards, DayeD.
port, Ada Gray, Little Nell, and the Hol.
man Opera Troupe in Norfolk, Wilmington,
Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Atlanta, and Augusta,
making circuit Of four weeks with each
of the above-pamed stars. Miss Wellesley,
Sanie Partington, Mrs. Pope, and W. u.
Pope will be among the members of his ira
yelling company. Such Is the programme
for the season, and it exhibits an enterprise
deserving OF liberal encouragement.
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Police Court, SAFuRDAY-Justice ".
Hall Cre,o presidin9.-Ihe following cases
were disposed of: ,9
Isben Benedict and j. C. Laughton, guilty
of fighting in the street, were required to
give surety tor good behavior for slS
months. sE
Patrick Mcnamara was fined $5 for an as
sault upon Robert Duke.
J. Reed, guilty of entering the dwelling
house of D. j. Mccormick, with intent t
commit larceny, was sent to Jail for six
months in default Of surety for good beha
yior.
Andrew Adams, Yagrant, was sent to
Jail for three months.
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sMosqu1To cAsorns asJ. H. caArros'ss stpths

BoYD's VIRGINIA STATE DRRcToRf--Mr.p \
BoYD's agent is In our city making q ihoroags and
systematic canvass of all the busness firms fcr,hs
state Directory Of 1874 and 1875. In addltion:So
al the towns In this Sate, he proposes adtug sacb
cities and villages AS are on the line Of railroads In
Kentucky, Tennessee, and North Carolina sislated
north and east Of Louisville, Nashville, Kn6xytie,
and Wilmington. Taking Into considerations the
expense and trouble involved in an enlerprisc of
this kind we hope Il may meet with the support
justly merits. The publisher Is eacrtiug himself
10 make the work correct aud reliable one for the
benefit Of all those that may stand In need OF copy
L for reference &
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and whisper low:

Some people pause, and whisper low:
/. How could they do poor Beecher SO %,
Some, Why amt times as they should ae2 -
Some, /" How you like Grants new deere ~
Some, " How can neighbor Jones afford
To loaf about and pay his board I y
Some, " How has that young lady there + :
For dressing SO much cash 20 spare 2n
But when they speak Of scHAAP's great store,
No whispers meet us any more,
As all exclaim, In tones quite high,
That scHAAP's store is the place to buy
First-class Umbrel las, Canes, stylish Jewelry,
scarfs, Collars, Fancy and Furnishing Goods, INF
tial Paper and Stationery, Books and Newspapers
choicest Cigars, Tobacco, and Meerschaum Goods,
Yiolln-strngs elc., etc., ut I402 Main street. two
doors below Fourteenth
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Row IN THE RADICAL CAMP.-On Saturday
night about, 10 O'Clock n. Y. Bachus, an en- 4
ploy e in the Richmond post-ottice, and sam
lel B. Clarkeson, clerk in MIR. Rush Bur
gess's Office, met on Broad street near the
Davenport House and had some high Worcs'
Bachus gaze Ciarkeson the lie, andln return
Clarkeson gave Bacbus heavy blow on the
nasal organ, which drew the claret. Friends
iinterfereda the fight was brought to ar
end. Bachus was arrested and taken before
Justice Crutchtield, but the case dismissed
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The, Cry CONSERVATIVE EoANITTEE.-.A
called meeting Of the City CONSERVATIVE
Committee was held Saturday night. An IN
yitation to be present at the mass, meeting to
he held at the Theatre on Thursday night
was received from the e. K. 4. and accept
ed. Monday the 18th instant was designated
as the time for holding the primary election
tn choose candidate for the Senate.
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RoBBERY.-Sometime during Friday night
the residence of Mr.. William B. Courtney,
near Mr.. ShaferS, in Sidney, was entered,
and two gold watches, q pair Of bracelets,
and few dollars In money carried of. The
entrance was effected by putting the hand
between the Stats of one of the window
blinds and raising The catch.
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land lessen The fsx an0fher yezf. 81
Tbe Board hive asao adopfed i scaie ok
ssiaries ringing from Sp7T55 To- no per taonttt,
according 10 grades. :;'s So
The County School Board meets Monday
Eat the county court. house, when the sAnauAI
salary Of Che superintendent vii! be recon-.
mended TO the county Judge, and tthes
amount of tax 10 be levied for school p5rs
poses to the Board aof Counfy Supervisors.
The School Board of HI ilothfan tovvnshjp
has elected The following teachers .. Is.
Hancock, t.. Mcrrisette, Joseph Tener, john
~. Ford, Miss julia York Ms. WE s, s. EBland,
Miss 7 octasia Gannawas and Thonas 2. Msr-
shall.
TEANsFERssoR RzAL ESTATE. The elefks
of the Hastings Court reports The foitewing
strsasiers Of real estate for the week ending
5SeptembeF 9th
g. N. Wilson to C. n. Branch and Charles
a. West, 90 feet on Second street ness EfaIt
for $500. ss5 se9 &; sss
Clark and Nash, commissioners TO city cfa
Manchester. w Falker,s whfae for 81, a75.
n 81. @. Cahell TO 4 Edwin Bourne,f46 feeE
on Semmes street between Bull and Eaifs.
bridge for $500. S.
Maria Mayo to Douglas Baird, 90 feeson
Belle Isle avenue between Semmes and Me-
Donough streets for $500. sss ~
b CASE OF ARasTE4D.-W w Wiiliam Arrnistesd d..
who was. Friday acquitted of the cnafge OF
arson By Justice Martin, sgasrs &Ffesteti that &
night by Policeman Smith. Saturday Eayap
Chiles balled him In the sum of 500 10 APP
pear before q county mygIsf ffate Septetnber
IA. Security Of $500 g1sen By Robert
Armistead.
5 PERsoNAL.-M Marcus IL. Cogbill clerk of
the County aud Circuit courts, returned sos
the city Saturday.
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E #
TIE MASONIC MASS. MEETING .To-NIGHT.-
The mass meeting. tonight of the Masonic
fraternity of Richmond, Manchester, and
vieinities, to consider the propricty and
feasibility of building home for the widows
and orphans of MasoDs of Virginia, will be
held tonight at the Virginia Opera-House,
on Ninth street, between Main and Frank
lin. at s O'Clock. The occasion promises to
be one of much interest to the craft, and the
hall will doubtless be full to overfowing
with those interested in the good cause.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. A. G.
Bedsoe, Judge B. r. Wexford, Captain John
a. Lynham, and others.
The following Masons have been appointed
q Committee of Reception, and will look
after the comforts Of the audience: Leroy
S. Edwards, Charles Clemmitt, D. Rosen-
dorf, Carter Weisiger, George Poe, and T.
A. Jacobs.
The stage will be reserved for the joint
committees of the various Masonic bodies
appointed to consider this subject, the Com.
mittee of Incorporation, Committee OF Ar
raBgements, officers of the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia, the speakers, and members of the
press.
The galleries will bereserEed for the ladies,
and of course the hall will be graeed by
many fair form; while the body Of the
building will be SET apart for the members OF
the Order. RI ~ !.
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sORpnAscE VIOLATIONS. Saturday morn
ing Justice Crew imposed fine of So each
upon James Glass and Henry Jackson iol s
fast driving, and upon Camm johnson for
Keeping an unlicensed dog. The cases
against Marcus Kaufman, charged Win al
loving vicious dog to run at large and blte
Della Straus, and against Dominic Fran
cisco, for erecting frame house without per
mission. were continued until "Wednesday.
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CONSERVATIVE RATIFICATION MEETING
There will be grind ratification meeting OF
the Conservatives at the Richmond Theatre
on the evening of Thursday, September
10th. under the auspices OF the hemper
Kampaign Klub., Prominent speakers Will
address the meeting.
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JULIUS CESAR Had THE AsUE Ia Spain and
Cassius laughed In deIision 10 see the great man
shake. Had that !" lean and hungry >, fisan sore
caught the chlls himself hls il-iimed jests worst
have frozen on his lips Fortunately modern scienes
has provided remedy for this awful scoarge Ia
DEsHLE.'s Fever and Ague Pills This unf ,iling
medicine contains neither ealoniel. drssnie or
nine. 1t Is recommended by many physicians and.
eminent men, fss .e5 &c
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ENTERED AT THE CUsroM.H UsE.-The Nor
wegian bark Jernbyrd, Barth master, titty
seven days from Liverpool, with salt TO Lee.
Setidon IS Co, entered the Custom. House OF
Saturday. The vessel is consigned 70 W.'i
HoidsWorth. e
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TALL CoRN.-A stalk Of corn fifteen feet
in height is on exhibition at this office. 1t
was raised at Neustead, on James river, the
property of DR.. o. A. Crenshaw and Charles
TT, Williams.
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GET THE BEsT.-It Is conceived by ali that there
is no better shirt made than the celebrated Penn
broke. Call at E. b. SPENCE 8 SONS and leave
your measure for some Of them.
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WATER PlpEs. The City water Works slElas
Department requires large lot OF new pipss, ss
and Superintendent Davis ssiii recslse LIE
until the 2eth Of September loF FURNISHING
the same.
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A DMINISTRATUR,S NOTICE.-Tb,

A DMlNISTRATOR'S TIC E.-Tbe
~ undersigned having duly Qualised in the
'"Ahc'rl Court Of kchln 1nd, as the administrator
!. t!le ssiate "f WILLIAM GEOFFREI TkOTT,
egft4Srd, late Of Bremen. Germany, formerly OF
,sti~tQA, :. e., hereby requests all persons hav-
!as claims against the cs ate to present them at
"1Cs 10y payment. Those indebted TO the estate
VIE ae !ment rs their Indebtedness falls cue.
LUDWIG EOYhR,
administrator Of William u. Troit.
- T.iIW3U
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SHEET Music AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Go to JoHSSToN's news and music store, 9lS
Main street, aud buy your music and musicai fn-s
struments. You can get them much cheaper from
him than anywhere south OF New York.
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REy1YAL. .--Rey. d. B. Winfree Is eonanct-
ing d series OF religious meetings 10 Man-
chester, In which great interest IS mahAsssea.
Already the revival has ertlsed twenty OF
tWef,ty.fye conversions.
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THE CousclL-THE CouRTs.--The Com.
mon Council will meet this afternoon OF
O'Clock. ~.
The Hastings Court OF Richmond anu th'
Henrieo County Court will meet to-day.
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THE "SpKIN G-sTREEp HOME,

,- ',!' hAoND. VA, is now open for the recep-
,nvi al III" 'UniVrtunates OF our State who
tt'.'t @csir. - support themselves bv honest 10
nI," IL" large iercuuCS attached 10 the asylum
, 'SaIh'>h ample space for exercise and recrea-
i.rt iNT DOLLY mean employed 10 bring the erring
H. Co." ,." NE 81 usefulness and respectability Will
%''.."'s and Affection. When fully resolved TO
II .,,, ., Home they will he allowed 10 do so.
~ tey conform 10 the regulations Of the
d'A. "i 'ir I1anag. rs they will be ever after wei
81 - ''tHril should sickucSs or misfortune over
I]|,,,nG. 'enG. ih's " Home is sustained by private
NH & &",iuiis and any aid from town or country
,y1. ~ ~ Thankfully received. Application for adj
n ia H'uol t-' aJttre sed 70 William ". Parker.
t"it Nt:f9. 40. ia franklin street; Judge Robert
+ ~ '.''n I"!""en Eleventh onG Twelfth streets !;
nr.,I .'I"'-s, fsg., corner OF SIain and Fifth
AMI - clifford ". D., E5race between Third
coty papers of the State will DO US favor 10
All 7-2taWl III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-07

LADIES If You wish TO purchase CHEAP HAIH
GOODS, or have work done, 80 to Z. FERRANDINI
the only practical dresser in this city. Esta.
lishcd In 1863. At No. 613 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-07

BUY YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS from E. b
SPENCE & son, 800 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-07

PEMBROKE WHITE pRKss SHIRTS made to order,
and perfect fit guaranteed or no sale, By E. D.
SPENCE & Son -