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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-05
MANCHESTER NEWS.

GRAND jury DRAwN.-The first grand
jury ever drawn in the city was drawn yes.
terday for the term of the Hastings Court
commencing June 18th: First Ward, Theo.
d0re E. Owens and r. G.. Latham: Second
Ward, J. Z. Hall and Jake kell; Third
ward, 4. Royal, John +. Roberts, james
K. Archer; Fourth Ward, D. c. Jordan, A.
W. Gammons, Thomas w. Bass.
PROPERTY SALEs.-Messrs. Moody & Roy.
AT report the following recent sales of real
estate: House and lot Of Alfred Wilson.
HUI street near Cowardin avenue, TO Isaac
hahh; house aud lot of the late Gust,vus
Galloway, Everett and Ninth streets. to n.
q. Archer, Esq, for S1,l55; house and lot
of Jonathan Disney, FoLrteenth street near
Petersburg railroad, to Oliver Sayery, for
S595.
The Town TRusTEEs.-Of the present
Board OF Town Trustees Dr.. l.. r. Chles
was elected 5layor. Messrs. William j
Jones aud William L. Moody are members
elect OF the ncw City Council. DR.. William
K. Weisiger and =. II. Gary were not candi
dates for rejection. Mr.. William A. Camp
bell was defeated at the primary meeting,
anG sir. Samuel Il. OWeIs by i. Is. Howle
independent.
CONTESTED ELECTION.-It is currently re-
ported that Junus n Gregory, defeated
Conservative candidate for Collector in the
recent election in Manchester township, has
| taken steps to contest the right OF his sue
ce>Sful opponent, William 7. Martin. TO the
position, on the groupd of nonEesidence.
A VENERABLE JURYMAN.-Josiah Bailey,
of Glover Hill, recently drawn as petit
juryman for the June term of the County
Court, is ei9hty-two years old, and has re-
qnested the Judge, in consideration Of this
tact, to excuse him from jury-service.
PERsoSAL.-FraDk e. Marks, ESQ, assist
ant collector of United States revenue ior
this district, has been seriously indisposed
for the past week.
Rev. William 4. Campbell is expected to
return from Columbus, Miss, and oificiate
ut his church next Sabbath.
Rev. D. b. Winfree and other delegates to
the Baptist General Association leave this
morning for Fredericksburg.
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoH.-Under the
rule allowing two delegates from each ward,
Manchester will be entitled to eight dele
gates to the ensuing Congressional Conyen-
ton.
CIVIL JUsTIcE.-A court for the administra-
tration of civil justice will be held at the Con-
stables Office, Market House, this morning at
o'clock.
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OF Richmond by our new city fathers in Juy
next. 1t is proposed, we learn. to give the
Office OF fremen to youths who may sleep in
the englne-houses, and to otherwise change
our present very superior department.
we venture to say that no city in the
United States has a better body OF men than
our Fire Department. We hope no change
Will be made. Let we'll enough alone. We
have able, active, honest, trustworthy men
now in office. and we hope our city fathers
viii keep them. The merchants, manufac-
turers. and insurance companies should be
consulted before any change be made.
MERCHANT.
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Adjourned,

The CONCERT AT TIE MONUMENTAL
CHURCH LAST NlGHT.-The efforts of SO
talented an artist as Mr.. Leo Wheat TO elc-
vate and refine the musical taste of Richmond
deserve the highest degree Of success. No
man has ever labored with more zeal and
untiring energy than he in this respect. and
the result Of his superb entertainments
show on all occasions that his efforts are not
only being appreciated, but that he is accom-
plishng the aim and object Of his life, viz
TO make this city celebrated throughout the
country for amateur musical talent.
One of Richmond's most select audience:
assembled at the Monumental church last
evening to hear one of Dir. Wheat's grand
sacred concerts, assisted by well.tralned
chorus. together with kcssnich's excellent
fuIl orchestra and the choir of the church
The various vocal and instrumental selec'
tions. which were of the highest order, were
all rendered smoothly and with volume and
tire. "a,
The evenings entertainment began with
the overture to William Tell, from Rosslni,
performed by the organ with orcnestrai ac'
commandment. Its rendition was indeed SUI
perb. and the effect on the audience most
thrilling. This was followed by the anthem
BLESSED is He that Cometh.' by the church
choir; Trust in the Lord" (alto solol, eX-
quisitely sung by Miss Redford; "Come
unto Me" (quartette); the first part conclu-
ding with Haydn's grand chorus ''The Hea-
vens are Telling" sung with organ and Or
chestral accompaniment with grand effect.
Part second consisted of Rossini's grand
overture to Semiramis" by organ and Or
chestra quartettes 80! Rest in the Lord y
and ..Saviour, Breathe All Evening Bless.
ING -; organ sole by Mr.. Wheat, and The
soul.inspiriug chorus from the "Gloria" in
Mozart's Twelfth Mass.
1t is difficult matter to decide winch was
the gem Of the evening, the opening over.
ture or Mr.. Wheat's organ solo, $ National
HYMNS" German, English, French, Welsh,
Irish. and Aneriean). The lalt r. created
oujte 4 stir in the church, and when
Mr. Wheat concluded, he was greeted
with the most enthusiastic a..
plause-,bat novel method of sbak-
ing and rattIing the programmes
which we believe was first introduced IN
this city at the Monumental church on the
occasion OF previous concert. The solo
was medley composed Of different inspIr-
ing and beautiful selections, and we venture
he assertion that there is NC organist ia this
:, ,untry who can excel Mr.. Whears rendi-
ion of it.
It is to be hoped that at no distant aay
moth er such treat will be afforded cur clti'
.ens.
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"DR.n T. II. HuDsoH SENT TO THE PEsI-
TERTIARY FOR sEyEs IEARs.-The Hustlngs
Court was engaged during the entire day
Yesterday in the case Of "Dr." r. ii. Hud,
son, negro, charged with the murder oi
Mary Boyd. ~ r ous
The grand jury met at 10 A. NJ. ana
brought III true bill for murder asains!
him, He was forthwith put on trial, and
about 81 O'Clock the jury brought IN YER
dict of murder in the second dcgree anC
assessed his punishment at seven years IL
fhn nenitent!ar!.
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Police Court, TuURsDAY-JuStice White:
The cases of Henry Lewis negro), charged
with stealing silver watch and chain from
William johnson, and of Abram Dean (ne-
gro), charged with receiving the watch,
knowing it to have been stolen, were con-
tinued until to-day.
James Higgins, guilty of trespass, was
sent to Jail for ten days.
John Carter was fined s. for an assault
upon Daniel II. Alley. :,
Pat. Coleman (negro), charged with steal
ing slG from the person of a. J. Dunn, was
sent to the grand jury.
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CITIZENS BANK OF RlCIIMoND.-Ihe annuaI
meeting of the Citizens Bank OF Richmond
was held yesterday evening at O'CLOCK
Csptain ,yolr a. Coke was called to the CHAIR
and Mr. L. i. Sncad requested to act as Sec
retarv. The old members of the Board, con-
sisting of the following gentlemen, were re-
elected directors for the ensuing year: Il
w. Piclrel, George s. Palmer, John T.
Branch, Samuel Maccubbin, Ii. X. Elyson
4. E. Dickinson. j. FL. Guy, Charles L. Todd
NJ. osenbaum, John Ii. Claiborne, William
NJ. Archer, William Ii. Lyme, ID. 0. Davis,
F. D. Hill, c. E. Wingo, James w. Allison:
Charles r. Skinker, +. B. Hubbell, j. A
Richardson, John Mahony, |. 5. Tower, l.
L. Bass, T. Wiley Davis, J. B. Bland, T. +
Minor, f. L. Smith, Jr., Abner Harris, J. B
Sclater, T. A. Brander, W. j. johnson.
The Presidents report was read, showing
the institution to be in Il very prosperous
condition.
The Board held a meeting Immediately
after the adjournment of the stockholders
meeting. and reelected L. w. Pickrel presi.
dent and E. B. Snead CASHIER.
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The LATE ELEcTIoN.-Clerks OF the late
registration and election are required to pre-
sent to the Auditor certificates OF service
signed by the Registrars Of their respective
precincts m before payment for services Will De
made. The registrars and judges have been
duly certified by the clerk Of the Hustln2>
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The OLD CITY HALL.-This building is
now wcll-nigh deserted. Next week the
iron safes which are used by the several city
officers who have heretofore occupied the
CITY Hall will be taken out, and then the old
bali will no longer be used by the city. Some
of the offices are still occupied, however. land
will be until the finishing touches are put to
the temporary hot-house, On Capitol street
near Ninth.
The Engineer announces that sealed pro
posaIs will be received at his office until
Monday the 15th instant pursuant to reSo.
luton of the City CounciD for the purchase
of the materials in the old City Hall. The
bids are to state separately the price for each
material, whether bricks, stone, woodwork,
iron, gas-pipe, &c. Some of the stone steps
are TO be used by the city in the construc-
ton Of the new reservoir, and some have
already been taken out from the Capitol'street
entrance, and will be used by the Committee
OH Grounds and Buildings in the erection OF
the armory for the Richmond Howitzers, on
the City Spring lot.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlCE JUNE i, 1S'4.-Mr.
Burch & Brother, Eighteenth street, Rich
mond, Va; c. Cot, Arlington House. Rich
mond, Va; j. w. Gilmond, Jackson Ward,
Richmond, Va; J.C. LaughtoD, Richmond,
Va: Miss Lima Weisiger, S07 Franklin
street, Richmond, Va; Mr.. c. 4. Webster /;
II. 2. Wilson, Richmond, Va.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mes>Ts; "ouu!ii'
Warren & Co., sold on yesterday tne nous
and lot on the north side OF Lelsn street, De'
tween Eighth and Ninth, for SI,50o. ..,.
Chaffin, Staples 4 Co. have so'd prlVateis
two lots on Jaquein street, fronting htty ,ee'
to james Clay at so per foot; and two lo,,'
fronting fifty feet on Harrie street, TO D. II
Bland at Sl2 per foot.
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PERSONAL William B. I<aacs
and John F. Regnault, representing the
Grand Commandery Of Knights Templar of
Virginia, will leave the city this morning for
Alexandria to inspect the Old Dominion
Commandery Knights Templar of that city.
General Bradley T. johnson is announced
rs one Of the orators on the occasion OF the
decoration of the Confederate soldiers
graves in Loudon Park Cemetery, Balti-
more, TO take place on the 10th instant.
General John Y. Roller, Of Rockingham,
and General William B. Taiaterro, of Glou-
cester, were in the city yesterday.
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aUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER, 5h P. NJ, three FmsA ifa"'ea
houses on Elm aud two brick tenemeh's OH
Poplar s'reet, Rockets.
GRITBBS & WILLIAMS, r. NJ, the farm for
merlv occupied by the late John Poe, on The
Williamsburg turnpike
COOK 4 LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, HOUSEHOLDS ana
kitchen furniture, fancy goods hats, boots, &C
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FEAsT.-The ladies of the Third Presby-
terian church will continue their fair and
feast tonight, and possibly fora longer time.
They have on hand, besides many useful
and ornamental articles, all the dclicacies OF
the season, wherewith to comfort and in
yiporate the inner man.
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CERTIFICATES OF ELEcrIos.-Mr. Benjamin
T. August, Messenger of the City C'uncll,
has delivered to the members OF the bohru
of Aldermen and Council elect their certln-
cafes Of election. They will qualify before
his Honor Mayor Kelley.
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G15- GREAT REDUCTIONS.
The best PACIFIC PERCALEs reduced to 2Oc 4.
per yard;
LANCASTER CAMBRICs reduced to I2Hc. rcr
yard;
FAST-COLOpED AwNS at 12Hc. per yard;
BLACK GROUND GRENADINES, with COL
ORED SILK STRIPES, at 12ac per yard
worth 30c.;
IRON GRENADINES at 25, so, go, 75c., aud IL
per yard;
IRON GRENADINE, two yards Wide, at 81 so
per yard, worth $3.50, nj
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our PARASOLS. je3
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CHAScERY Court OF R1cuMoND--Judge e.
II. Ftzhugh.-The following cases were dis
posed of in this court yesterday:
Scott, by &c, Us. Scott, &C.: Decree sub.
stltutng trustee in the place Of one who is
dead, and directing conveyance of the pro.
perty in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Smith, trustee, Us. Burchett, &C.: Decree
referring cause TO commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Charles Us. Barham, &C.: Decree directing
deed to purchaser, who has paid in full, and
making disposition OF the purchase money
paid.
Downey rs. Woodson, &C.; Woodson Us.
Woodson, &C.: Decree confirming sale of the
property in the bill and proceedings men,
lioned, and directing deed to the purchaser
upon payment of the purchase money in
full.
Burke, &C., Us. Burke, &C.: Decree con.
irming report of commissioner of sale and
directing resale of q part of the property
therein mentioned, the purchaser not having
complied with the terms of sale and being
Irresponsible.
Strothcr, &C., Us. Strothcr: Decree re-
ferring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
DarrlcOttS administrator CS.Darracolt, &c"
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and making partial distribution Of the fund
on hand.
Sterling. &C., rs. Gale, &C.: Decree con-
tirming report Of sale and making provision
for the distribution Of the fund.
Phelps, Dodge Il co. Us. O'Donnell. &c. {:
Decree making final settlement and adjust
ment Of all matters i'll controversy in the
cause.
Dixon Us. Dixon: Decree dismissing plain
titf's bill with costs.
Allison Is. Allison, &C.: Decree referring
cause to commissioner for Inquiry and
REPORT,
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FASTTOS.-We were shown Ut LEVY BROTHERS
on yesterday some beautiful lace suits and polo
naisc imported from Berlin, and ws can CONT
IDENTIFY state that we have never before seen art-
Gle for ladies wear that makes such rich appear
ancc for so low price. We advise lady friends
TO call and take look before all are disposed OF.
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CLOVER HILL RAILRoAD.-A few oil the
stockholders Of the Glover Hisl Raliroad
Company met at the office OF Lancaster q
Co. yesterday at noon. AS there was no
quorum present, the condition and prospects
OF the company were discussed, ana the
meeting adjourned to meet two weeks hence'
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TENTH. STREET BRIDGE.-Travel has been
suspended on Tenth street between the
Basin and Byrd street, owing to the di!api-
dated condition of the bridge which spans
the canal near that point. The bridge is to
be repaired.
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OrF1CERs ELECTE ED.-Richmond Royal
Arch CHAPTER, No. 3, elected the following
officers last night: NJ. L. Companion K. G.
Fletcher. high priest; Z. Companion Pow,
batan Weisiger, king E. Companion Fred
Il, Williams. scribe: r. U. Dudley, treas
urer: G. F. heesee, secretary; }. w. shac'
klelord, captain of host l.. ). Camp, /. :;
J. K. Jeter, r. A. c.; }. I: faughah' M
Sd vail; C.. p. Rady, NJ. I'd vail; >; Gun
bingham, NJ. 1St vail; Thomas Ange'' IAN,
tor; D. Delarue, o. A. Francis, W. A. "ai
dren. stewards j. L. Burrows, D: +, EH ,.
wards, NJ. j. Mlchelbacher, Henry Wall, "
w. Bennett, chaplains.
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WE can safely state that LEVY BROTHERS take
tic lead In ready-made Dire. SIS and under garments
for ladies. They have just added many new styles,
making their stock very large. They viii also make
tp order dresses of every description, in the latest
stNlcs. al very r.as1nable prices.
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TRANSFER PRISTING-INKs Will copy clear and
distinct for al Indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work To be done in these iilho 10 the Dis.
1dtch PrintIng-ilonse.
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yEWELRT., &c.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

-
Great bargains ogered in
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CHAINS, AND JEW
ELRY.
In orG-r 10 realize the cash on the 1ol!o"ihe'
naIacd Forfeited Pledges - a'iall Cer great In.
Iuccments TO purchasers Of sfsale The articles
! fnc s,es,4-w winding Howard Watch, IN 10 Kara
heavy G4ld Case, 80 ,o. ,a,
Gold tas4., a.-, x, ,,.,-
winding Watches. . x.,..
SO iine Opera Vest, Ciiatfiaine, anS 2eck shalns
Diamond Ring. ami Buttons 63 Amethyst: ONYX
Tolaz, Bloodstone, and heavy plasz' GOA hihss'
for ladies aud gentlemen: ,u,,,
25 Loci hes and chains 81 sets Of Sleereand Bosom
l:uioRs, s SETS of Pihs and Ear-riuSs' ~ hhe
Br0OchIs: p;
3 pair elegant bracelets, fine solid Geld ana Dia-
,u0nd Lockel, Gue solid Gold and re tri ran
Eolder, and maDy other articles too nh mer9ls
tu mention; all Of which | sball sell at eons'o-
eraby less than the cost OF the same.
most respectfully invite every one inclin Su 10,
wards getting @reat bargains 10 call ut the etA ies'
ds te ana examine the articles at ~
S, i. WISsTOCk'.S Loan Office,
No. II Fourteenth street,
ie4-lm unGcr Exchange Hotel.
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FEAST OF CORPUS CHRIsTI.-Y esterday
was the feast of Corpus Christi In the Catho
lie churches. In Catholic countries this Is
one OF the greatest holidays of the ecclesias.
fical year; business is totally suspended,
bishops, priests and people march in solemn
procession through the streets bearing the
Blessed Sacrament under gilded canopies,
anu expressing their devotion in hymns and
cantlcles. In this diocese no special celebra-
tion occurred, the feast, however, being OBJ
served as holiday Of obligation, the services
IN lhe churches being the same rs on Sun
Gays. At St. Peters Cathedral high mass
was celebrated at half-past ten O'Clock by
Rev. Father Charles, and an appropriate
discourse was delivered by Rev. Father
Townsend, Of Newbern, n. c. In the af-
ternoon at FIVE O'Clock there were yespers
and benedictiOn.
This afternoon at 6 O'Clock, and also to-
morrow at the same hour, benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament will be given. On Sum-
day, it being the Sunday within the octave
of Corpus Christi, high mass will be iol-
lowed by procession of the Blessed Sacra-
ment through the aisles of the Cathedral.
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Found AT LAsr-Thc long sought-for place
where YOU cta get money loaned on your diamonds.
watches Iewelry, silyerware, &c. Call at a. HAIR.
yI,.s Loan Office, 322 Main street, and you vii
learn all about Il. Ali transactions strictly conf
Dental.
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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE
AppoISTED.-Mr. Robert B. Munford, Com.
missioner of the Revenue, has appointed
Mr.. John w. Wilkes, of Jefferson Ward, as
one of his assistants, and he qualified as such
yesterday before the judge of the Hustlns>
Court. Mr.. Wilkes has been connected
with the office for some time, and his ap
pointment will not only give satisfaction tc
his many friends, but he will doubtless give
General satisfaction in the discharge OF III
| 5utias
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ENDOWMENT PLAN No. l, [. o. 0. F.--At
the annual meeting of the Richmond Dis
trict Benefit Board, No. l. l. q. D. F., held
last night at the office Of Colonel Thomas j.
Evans, president, the following officers were
elected for the next year: Thomas J. Evans,
president; n. Il. Courtney, first vicc-prcsl-
dent; james Ii. Peay, second ce-pre$ident
John b. Vaughan, secretary and treasurer.
The secretary read an Interesting report
Of transactions of the board during the past
year, showing that the plan has been success
full beyond the expectations OF its most sam
guine friends.
A communication having been received
from the Secretary of Union Lodge, of this
city, asking admission into the Board, Sec
retary Vaughan was instructed, as soon as
he received official information that ;najor-
ity of the Lodges represented bad consented
to it, he should inform Union Lodge OF the
fact, and that it is now entitled to rcpresen-
tation in the Board. 1t was reported by dele
gates present that the requisite number OF
Lodges had already passed resolutions uran-
imously consenting to the admission of this
Lodge, and it is therefore already member
of the Board. This is great success for
this new enterprise, which, by its merits
alone. has so rapidly grown in favor, and
may now be considered permanent feature
of Odd-Fellowship i'll Richmond.
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Cosr OF THE RICHMOND CUsToM.HousE.-
The cost of constructing the custom.house
in this city was Sl94, ,404.47. Cost of altera-
lion and repairs 10 June 80, 1873, $50, ,Oso.41.
Cost of site, $4,000. Cost OF releasing un-
expired leases, paid to Alexander Duyal,
s1l 900. Total, S2SS. .4S4.94. The building
was finished on the 22d June, 1863.
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TRASSPLANTISC FLOW EKe.-Fhe season Is now
most favorable for this work. and those desiring TO
bcautify and a1orn their grounds by means OF aow-
ers should take advantage Of this spell of wet wea-
ther for that purpose. First, however, get your
flowers. and the place to procure them IS at JOHS
MoHToyS 5. .rGer of Main and Reservoir streets
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AN AFFnAY.-Iesterday evening about
hall.past ) O'Clock an attray occurred on
Main street, in front Of the site OF the new
State Bank. between MesSrs. John II. Will
liame, of the old firm of Harvey & Wil'iams,
and John Wright, a tobacco mlnuaclurer'
When tue parties met, Williams uscu an
abusive epithet towards Wright ana SiEuch
him with Il cane. Wright seized Williams,
threw him down on the pavement. ana was
choking him, when they were separated
Williams at once made an attempt to attack
Wright again, but Deputy Sheriff " lnston
commanded the peace and prevented any
further breach Of the peace. NO arrests
were made. 1t Is understood that the AFFAIR
grew out of some business transaction, in
Which Mr. Williams considered himself aS-
prieYed.
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s,rSpERs's FACE POWDER, Mee0fun. aasnol
Pa,r.. Dori..s Face Powder, Mrs. sha"s Morphef
orion for frec ckles. l.. WAGNER, druggist slA''
and RrOad streets.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

THAYs, ATTENTION Assemble LOT
" drill nc Regime n.s! armory on WEoSSsS ~
uniJnrm Regular drill an FRIDAY SILHi
SkXE ut s o'clock, III fuil.dress uniform, Thite
panls AVID one white cross-leiL by rider M Cap
tain Louis j, BosSIEux. I'd. sMIIm.
je 2-4t HIss set6'"i>N
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EETEGRD.---Thc British bark Jes>y, Captain
Symouds, has entered at the Custon-house,
and will be loaded with flour Tor Rio.
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TIE GEpMAS COLOGNE made by the Sun, los
t.rrrau,. M.rie ClementinG Martin, Is Imported di
rect frum Cocln, Germany, and sold wholesale ane
retail by {. WAGNER, druggist.
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No HIGH PRICES 1T LEVY BROTHERS. They
sell good goods at low prices, so that those with
limited means cab supply then wants. LEVY
BROTHERS ask but one price, and that the lowest
50 everybody can ret ,,lrsairs.
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Fire Department of Richmond

Editors Richmond Dispatch: Il Is report.
ed in town, aud freely discussed in offices OF
business houses In this city, that some
change will be made in the Fire Department