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have analyzed the rhiskey known under the
brand of " g. Select" controlled by Aessrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR Co., Richmond, Va, and And II
free from fusI oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend its use for msdiSinal and family purposes.
J. q. HCCAw, Ii. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College OF
yirpiuia.
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REDUCTIoN-D. COLUMBUS, who has heretofore
been Compelled, on account OF inefficient machin-
ery and the superiority of his cream, to charge a
higher price than others, Is now happy 70 announce
that having just put In operation large aud i'm
pror ed machine Capable OF turning out twenty
gallons per hour), Is able to furnish the same rich
article, which has gained such wide reputation,
At much lower rates. Call at 321 Broad street, aud
YOU will be sure to get pure and rich article of
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TRUsSEs, SUPPORTERS, &c

TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, AND SHOUL-
4 DER-RRACES.-We have just received fall
supply OF TRUSSES, LONDON SUPPORTERS
ana the most improved SHOULDER-BRACES
0Jso For sale by BODEKER BROTHERS.
mv Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

ALL ORDERS FOR TYLEa's CELEBRATED ICE
CREAM will be promptly nlledif left at factory No.
Ola Broad street, between Ninth and Tenth, or 1.
CAPPEL Co., No. 1421 Main street, or WulrI
KKR G Co., No. 225 Twenty -lfth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF uATS.-GraEd
Opening Saturday morning. PoTHATAS WEISI-
GER will open splendid assortment Of new goods,
and invites his old customers to give him call.
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FLOWERS AND GREENHOUSE PLANTs.-1ntend-
ing to move to Hermitage Nurseries, We will sell at
wholesale and retail, at greenhouse in rear Of the
Baptist church, on Pine street, flowers and green
house plants at great inducements. All in want Of
choice plants should apply at once.
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A,s for Louisiana Sufferers.

CONCORD, n. H., May lone thousand
dollars has been donated here IN ald Oh inc
sufferers by the Louisiana flood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS Foa ICE-CREAM for Sum
day at TYLER's factory, No. 914 Broad street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, or at No. 1921
lain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

NEW STYLE HATs-PowHATAS WEIsIGER
successor to p. Weisiger & Co., will open Saturday
morning with a splendid assortment OF fresh and
new spring style hats, all bought within the las;
days
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REaEarER. yc levers Of coed and pure Ice
cream th@t 2IZz:sI'S is tac place TO get IT. And
h.s prlce5 ave very Reasonable. ....
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LOOK FOR THIS No. before you buy or have your
WORK DoNE-e13 BROAD STREET.
Il. FERRAFD1ST. manufacturer Of hair goods.
Fashions imported direct from Paris. The larges,
stsck Of fans, fancy goods toilet articles, perfume
ries, &c..Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

PURE ICE-cREAh specially at TYLER's iec-
cream depot, No. Ola Broad street.
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THa MONTH OF MARY.--The month OF
May, which began yesterday, has peculiar
significance in the Roman Catholic Church.
it being specially devoted TO the Virgin
Mary. Daily services are held in all the
churches in honor and yeneration of the
Blessed Virgin--these services continuing
during the entire month. At St. Peters
Cathedral the services will be held every
evening ut O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

CoauMEus'S PuEE CE-.AN--physicians recon-
mem! il Tor their pslients, ind II Is praised Tor is
lsyor, richness, and uourisning qualities.
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SWEET ORANGES At ANrosrg.

HATS, HATs-prices low-at sIAAoSs & Co.'s,
1116 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

NEW STOCK OF HATs-PowHATAN WR1sIG Err,
1901 Main street, will open Saturday morning,
May I'd, with al entire new stock Of spring style
hate
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ALE For FAMILY UsK-ENGLIsn ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND PoRTER.-TO supply demand from his
many couutrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he 1atters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both In flavor and quality
and with his uniyersally-a approved cream ale" and
porter viii enable him TO please the palates Of all
Orders to Spring Park Brewery PROMPTLY filled
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

ICE-CREAN OF purest quality and all nayors can
be had at old prices at TILEH's ice-crean depot,
No Ola Broad street, opposite the new City Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

SODA, KIssENGEN, YIcHY, EXCELSIOR SARA
roGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER AND GINGER ALE,
all on draught, at GLoRGE scHoES's cigar ana To-
b.cco store, corner Main and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

FLOWERS, FLOWERS, FLowERs.-The largest
collection CT PLANTS ever offered In this city at
MoRToN's garden, corner OF Main and Reservoir
streets.
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YELLOW BANANAS AT ANToNl's.

HATS FOR sPRNG-every variety-at SIMMONS
e. Co * next Dispatch.
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MALAGA GRAPES AT AsToSI's.

LEHoy CoCoANUT-something new-at ASro-
MS, Main street.
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Ear!ne Disaster.

PORTLAND, Me-, May The schooner n . ra. a..
A. Chase, hence for st. johns, n. b'' n''
been sunk at sea.
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TYLER's CELEBRATED ICE-CREAA Is unsurPass'
ed In purity. 1t is manufactured under his per
sonsl supervision al No. ola Broad street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

ApJuDGED BASKEUPrs.-Th following par
ties were adjudged bankrupts by the regis.
ter for the district during the month of
A April: William FL. Judkins, of Greenslile
county; James II. Buckley, of Brunswlek; !;
B. w. Gillis, of Richmond; William d:
Gresham, of King and Queen; Richard
Woodson, of Prince Edward; Peter A. Pier
cy, of MeeklenDurg; William E. Bradsbaw
and Jasper Ii. Wells, of Prince Edward !;
Charles II. Smith, of Henrico, and John w.
Liedig, of Amelia. The proceedings In In
voluntary bankruptcy against Robert Norton
and the Old Dominion Coal Company, were
compromised and the cases dismissed.
The firm Of Jones, Plummer d Co. has
been adJudicated Bankrupt at the instance
OF Orson Adams, receiver of the Merchants
National Bank of Petersburg. Ehe mem
bers of the firm were sometime ago aaudi.
Gated bankrupts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

s1IADDocKs, SIIADDocKs-a very delicious fruit
for the sick, ut PiZZINTs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

JAPANESE SILK PoPLINs, new spring styles at
so, 90, and 75c. just received 1t JULIUS MEYERS,
COS Broad street.
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES AT AEToNI's.
Strawberries AND cREAA at PIzzrEI's.

TILER's ICE-CREAH FACTORY is at No. Ola
Broad strcet-not ut S21, rs formerly.
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GEELEY'S HARD-RUBBERT TRUSSES
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ANDPILE PIPES.

Relief, comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, FEMALE
wEAKgEssEs, and PILES. Unlike all other appli-
ances known, will never rust, Timber, break, chafe
soil, nor move from place-indestructible. The me
steel spring, being coated with hard rubber, Light
COOL c.eanly used in bathing, fitted to form; uni
versaliy recommended by ali surgeons as the best
mechanical supports known. Send for pamphlet
Establishments 1347 Chestnut street, Phi)adel.
phia, and. 1877 Broadway, New York. Complete
assortmenJ for sale, with careful ADJUSTMENT oy
MEADE 4 BAKER, Richmond, and all Dealers
Reware of limitations. 13.3m
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sPRiSG AND sUlnfER nATS-lasest styles-a
SIMMONS Co.'s, NEXT Dispatch
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Leave your orders early this morning with Piz'
xrSr n van wish IcE-cREAM for Sunday.
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ICE CREAM SALOON Is now open at AKToSrs
Main street.
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II NE~pON>E TO THE CALL OF
/ "N-@y Voters 10 .ilHw my name 10 be used IN
CONNECTION w.tu the Office Of CITY SERGEASI
=. ~. approaching municipal election, no " re-
.i.uliy o.caIc Imy-.lfa candidate for that office,
~. .-ci u The decision OF the nominating conveh-
!. anl solicit The support of the citizens of Rich
L.u!.,. JOHN II. GREANLk.
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UNITED STATES CoURTs.-Tbe United States
Circuitand District Courts will be in session
Monday.
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New YORK, May 1.-Michael Norton,
well-known politician in the days OF the old
Tammany ring, has returned to the city ana
given bail in six thousand dollars TO stand
his trial on six indictments for conspiracy.
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COURTNEY g. POWELL have ow in

I J stock all the new shades 10 DRESS GU LIS.
=, PLAIN JAPANESE SILKS,
STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS,
ras PLAIN IRON GRENADINES,
STRIPED IRON GRENADINES,
BLACK SILK. S1.5C-great bargain;
WASH POPLINS ouiy l215c.:
STRIPED POPLiNS only 12Hc.
LACE SACQUES, IS, sS, $40, and upTardsi
LACE POINTS all prices; .,,a.
WHITE SHETLAND sHAWLs FefF siie@
csnG,ne S5IoyE FRENCH .wOYE CORsETs, 5oc.;
Genuine KID GLOVES for " ,,.
aLL-LlNEN HANDKEEGHIEFss 5Ss; SSs aT a2Sen; i
Ladies, gentlemen's, and ehil9ren $ = sDIn A-Nt
FRkNCH and ENGLISH CAsslhEhEo IN stea'
LOOK s At Our GENTLEMEN's:GAUzE SHIRTS
ooc' COURTNEY & POWELL.
.,7 S15 Broad street.
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If YOU WANT SOMETHING NICE FOR SUNDAYS
dinner. order some ice-cream at TYLER's factory,
No. e14 Broad street-not s21, as formerly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

MAR1ss.-The American brig D. c. Chap
man, w. FL. knight, master, cleared from
this port yesterday for Rio Janeire witt, z
cargo of -four shipped by the Galleso bills
Manufacturing Company.
Yesterday the tug-boat Brandon, r. A.
Blunt, master, was reported below bound up
with d tow. The Brandon is fine new boat
Just com pleted by firm in Baltimore for the
James River Transportation Company. Sse
is finely modelled and we'll fitted UP THROUGH
out. Her dimensions are as follows Lcps!I'
* feet beam, 161 feet; and depth of hold,
7 feet. She is furnished with non-con-
densng vertical engine of 2o-inch cylinder
and 20-nch stroke. This company is en-
gagged in towing vessels and transporting
freights on the James river, and, under the
superintendent of its president, CSp.aln
Edward Cannon, is conducting very pro-
ttablc business. The company now own
the following tug-boats: Vulcan, Portland
Olive Branch, and Brandon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

IHu MATuHALTY.-1 respectfully an
g '.~.. luy>,!f = candidate for reelection to
Il. e..n, u MAIOi;. subject 10 the approval OF
',..r-'Ht.s" convention. Shouidlt be the pleasure
{. . -C.iizuus again 10 honor me with this
j.-s "a. u..y promise 20 discharge its duties III
Z" ".r viii! INA: regard for the Interest and vel
l.-.r.l car cliy and her people which have en-
g,.. - u.iur - that discharge IN the past
sy.--lw A VI. KELLEY.
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CREAM cocoANur AT ASToSl's.

P1SEAppLEs, PIsEArPLEs.-PIzzINI has a nj
lOt OF this fruit.
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RRMoYAL.-A. IIARRIS's Loan Ofice Established
In 1869 has been removed 70 1922 Main street.
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LpW-CITIZENS.- am an INDIE
L PENDENT CANDIDATE for the othce OF
'lgdHl>>lphER OF THE RkNEAut. With All
cNi"E~uCc o. seven wears assistant comm issiontr
.s,a.,c t..iihIul performance OF the duties OF
t.r rar~. should 1t be your pleasure 10 elect me-
T.FN - ,ccliuiiy.
=. 2.-l Y. l,ENRGE ". DUESBERRY. JR.
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HATS FOR cuILDREN-Sew York spring styles
at s1AHoss & Co.'s, next Dispatch.
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GO TO PIzzIE1's and get some Of those delicious
strawberries.
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sopA-wArER FOUNTAIN and APPARATUS for
manufacturing sodn -Water, perfect and nrst-clasS
for sale ut a great barls.ip Ut 14U2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

PARADE OF THE COOP SAMAR1TANs.--Ihe
eighth anniversary celebration Of the 1ndc'
pendent Order of Good Samaritans of Rlca-
mond and Manchester, which was announced
for the 10Th of April, was postponed on &C.
count of the inclement weather until next
Monday, when they propose to have grand
street parade. After parading the principal
streets they will cross the free bridge to
Manchester, march down Seventh to Hull
street, then back to Richmond by hay0,s
bridge, and to the First Baptist church,
where they will be addressed by the orator
of the day. Then the line will be reformed,
and after marching through the principal
streets will halt at Lincoln Lodge and be
dismissed.
The grand officers OF the day will be JET
ferson Thomas, grand chief; D. T. Bats,
grand orator OF the day; Charles Mills, nrSt
marshal R. II. Hamilton. second marshal:
S. E. Woodsop, third marshal; We. Brown,
fourth marshal; +. P. Harris, grand pioneer;
James w. Jones, grand secretary; Albert
Coots, assistant; s. S. Huckles, treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

FOUND AT LAsT-Thc long sousht-for place
where you IN get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, jeweiry, silverware, &C. Call at A. HAIR
RIs'S Loan Office, 1922 Main street, and you will
learn all about IL. AL transactions strictly conf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

nISSOLUTION.-T concern Of SfAhl
LIZ NEWTON, hercto:o1s ensarsd y y rSsDyf SIssuy
tobacco NJ Townesyile N. O., Is this day dssoivsas
George p. Tany a'anc viii slga tue i5sme y tne
Aprtt 20ihs1S73. my = ~
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Llsr OF LETTERS.

T lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
1874. o- ~ @'
ferseas calling for letters In this list viii, p,casc
say NAuvcrtiscd." II not called for I'm four weeks
they viii be sen, b the DeadLettcr oice in WASH
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MFRS. M. E. cox, s-ssEs
AVA 63l BROAD STREET, Mg
wishes her paIr0Ds and the public to knowSMSKe
that she Wilt this day open nice stock OF MILL,
merry, very cheap, and win guarantee inst a.i
ton.
Also, DRESSES CUT AND MADE In the latest
etyles.
An she wishes 81 call before purchasing else
where.
2S-lw No. 83l BROAD STREET.
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wGesp AND E1AE.

IOALBJRG SPLINT COAL.
Y 3. n. HAWEo, Sole Agent,
ap2 IS Eight-cnth and Gary streets.
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. CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!

4 CHANCE TOR BARG AIMS!
Haz;ng just purchased from firm declining ou'
siness .heir entire stock Of CHILDREN'S HOSE
HEMSgiTCH ed and PLAIN LINEN HAND
KERCHEFs, SHIL.I-FRONTS, aud other goods,
am nov prepared TO ofer extraordinary induce
ments In ttss line.
Also, on iiad large sa: OF full yard-wide stand
ard BROWN COTToN-sltshtly dslnaged-at DC.
Another supssy of that beautiful GROS GRAIN
BLACK SILK as III .50-the hess In the city 1t that
price. -
- .... PAEASOLS,
DRESS GOODS. ETC.,
in grea1 variety and at lowest prices nj
CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
,noo 61l Broad street.
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Large assortment of FLOWERS at MoSroN's,
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LABORATORY OF DR.. w. ii. TAYLOR, ANALYrg-
CAL AND CONSULTING CHRHIST--The result OF
a careful chemical examination Of ~ Semmes's
Pure Rye WhIskey" enables me TO confidently re-
commend 1t to those who desire an article OF un-
questionable purity for use SIS medicine or as bey
erage. The samples subjected to examination rep
resent a lot Of oEe hundred barrels, and were Sc
lected by myself. WILLIAM IL. TAYLOR, /.
Analytical Chemist.
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8ltllntoltd 9ispatfh.

sT T L CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
pAToH is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LHNoN coCoANUT AT AHroSrs.

LARGE WILLOW BANANAS Mt p1zzryr,s.
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ra,HE LATEST SPRING STYLES. 20 (
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. .y'ssES
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.

Madame DEHELhAS, returning her thanks % .
generou. public for tie liberal patronage shs has
received for the past twenty yelrs, ANNOUNCES lhss
tht, will be her Last season In Richmond. Having
lust returned from the North she offers yery larga
and superior stock Of HATS, BoSSsrs, FLoIKR',
RIBBONS, STRAW GOODS, RUSTIC HATS, &C.,
which she will sell at yery low prices, being con-
pelled to close out her entire stock this season st
any sacrifice. MilIinsrs who have not made tnets
spring purchases may obtain unprecedented bur
gafns nj MApAAE B. B.DsMELMkN's,
an gam No. 1898 Main street.
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ORANGES AND PRuNEs at PIzzrM's.
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"AyING JUST RETURNED FROm n
IL New York. / am now prepared to furnish m
customers and the public with goods bought very
much under their value.
In DRESS GOODS / have everything new tna1
is out which will sell from l 2Hc. up.
STRIPED JAPANESE POPLISS, 25e;
STRIPED SILK POPLINS, Soc;
COLORED SILKS In every shade for dresses aud
triHlming;
RL,ACK SILKS cheaper than they over were;
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. up;
RI,ACK ALPACA at 50c.-beautiful;
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES at all prices;
SAINS0OK. plain;
SaINSOOk, plaid and striped-very cheap;
Good 44 BLEACHED COTTON at 10c.;
TABLE DaMASK from 35e up;
NAPKINS at all prices;
TOWELS at / 2Ec worth 25c.;
CASsIMERES-in Casslmeres for men aud boys
have the best stock ever offered ia this market;
LINENS tor men and boys;
have great many other goods, 700 numerous 10
mention. ali OF which shall sell VERY CdEAP.
Also, moue cases of the best LAWNS at 1SEc
Any one in want or CHEAP GOODS Will DO
.yeii to give Ine call before buying elsewhere
JULIUS SYCLE, 415 Broad street.
rouutry me.rehasts will do we'll to examine my
stock of UkESS GOoDS. Ar I-..-y
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AIRS. e. T. ATTKlSSON, No. 52l a--a@s
1f1 Broad street, wishes to INFORM hcr JFAxS
patrons aud the public that she Is now pre..xMeS
pared 10 exhibit all the Ia est styles In srEiNH
and SUMMER MILLINERY, consisting o. flencn M
Bonne!s and Hats, on the most reasonable terms,
OF Nav my 1-3tS
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no TIE VOTERS OF RICH HMOND.-
j Fellow citizens: am an independent calidi-
Ca;c iur the utii.c OF CITY SERGEANT, and soil
CT; tcur suTrAges. Had been fairy defeated two
g"a-s 2gn shoulI not COW be = candidate. IL the
tcl~cTvat!y" and Rcpublican parties both nominate
Tor tue >"rg.ntcy shall withdraw. Very respect
laHy. iap4I GEORGE A. HUNDLEf.
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10 Ny EELEOW-CITIZENS.

L
Z '..sviic homer 10 announce mySehs candidate
Z. .n-, e. 'l,.. - The C.t,cc Of CliG SEl.GEt NJ
.;t g. a. i :li, L..gsion uI the Conservative Noni-
G.,..s ,r..Nrut.oa. tonsci"u US OF having dis
s..-r! -. siuii.s II the atTce for The past two
W. :-!,a.g.y. again respectfully solicit your
~.....t D. :hg ..pnaU, chic . municipal election.
,..t..ut., :, PIT MOORE.
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The above mentioned whiskey, made in 1869,
cau be had for thrive dollars per gallon At
ARcnBR & BooKRR's,
No. 735 Main street,
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Of all flavors at PIzzINI's

PURE coSFEcTIoSEKIEs AT ANToNI's.
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-~-~-<
MAY 1sT, 1874.
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
are to-day receiving large additions to their stock
such as
DRESS GOODS in beautiful patterns,
STRIPED SILKS very cheap,
COLOKED SILKS in new and beautiful shades
BLACK SILKS Of every grade.
Our silk department we recommend to cur patrons
with more confidence than heretofore, as our stock
Is much larger and the shades selected With the
greatest care.
NEW STYLE LACE SACQUES with the Stuart
ruG1e,
LLAMA POINTS IN beautiful patterns,
PlRASOLS in latest style OF handles.
We call especial attention to stock Of STRIPED
and PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES.
A very large stock Of IRON BEhAGEs very
cheap.
BIEACnaD and BROWN CoTTONS as cheap as
they can be bought In the city. my
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~ THE VOTERS OF MANCHES TER.
l t,-...r; having been circulated that the Con-
>.-y..,c e4G-!daics had declared that they wished
= ..,,.. ...u ,pt'> IL The approaching nSniclpai
..-"- a.: .- !, f,,luS-c;ii2rI3s that while The Con-
:.'r- EnIu.Ur.> ;t:e opposed 10 al split ana IN
u~,..sI"@; csliIfra,"s mat they ~lii Zee! nlGhiy
..,Et.. rn,.,; ~ i..r vote Of all who may honor
fs " n ;Acr surfaces. snt appeal 20 all Glasses
{. .v.:,s :. AL IL IL maintaining The city credit,
I..lae.u< ihc iruler I"rn in tie proper places.
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CifE CENTRAL COMMIT TEE.
,..>tu-~TrE Va April 20. ap $685.
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E,>FECIFULLI ANNOUNCE MY
| :. . u candidate for The Office Of HlG Il
,uN>lN:i!.t SUBJECT 10 The .!rci>iVn ol the on
-F...y. ,nf,cr:ua. JAMES II. PECOk.
A.f.- IL
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Z EIIiGU FOUNDRY COAL.


Jr.. rcceiYed cargo 3f Old Ccmpany's superior
T. Itiru,H LIMP C,,Al. FOR fouu dry purposes. Fol
Aal :. low rae. ). L. LAIuRUf,
Sr.2 Seventeenth street, 1T dr2SlsrlGke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

.rT-l >hHGEANrCY.--ThiS is to inform
... ....,.> ;',4! Am 40 longer candidate for
=, ...,.r,}IN SERGEANT. | feel truly CRATE
g, v.r., ~ - IN my behalf since announced
49,, r,.a..,..,-. Snd trust that may ever con-
-" -, BEN. T. AUGUST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

WASHINGTON, May 1.-For the Middle
States, stationary to rising temperature, west.
erly winds gradually shifting to soulherly,
and increasing cloudiness.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States, fresh and brisk southeast to south
west winds, continued high temperature,
clear or fair weather, except in the Lower
Mississippi valley.
The Mississippi river will fall slightly at
stations below Cairo.
The Ohio river will continue to fall at
Pittsburgh, but it will remain stationary ut
Cincinnati.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

I 1HF>HEIIfULLI surouuce myself Il
| 80 e..srr for CITY SEEG EkEI, subject 10
&c., .;1..ny S.MLEE.
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ipRsG &4kEES.

ROBERT BEATTIE, p. NJ.