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17 ana 5S SIKH avenue,
are offering u COMPLETE LINE of
'ArrHATs Go 4sD ss,: gsis# sssSH$i H.. sN'
DAB. BLACK, BLUE, BROWN,
do. SILK VELVET Hi %AHs EsSast and
EMBRolpERED VELVET SILK ROUND HATS AMI
| BONNkTS, s. bu
FEATHERs AND FLOWERS
os'"'o" Willow rLuMEs
,$$$sz f. $3SSy $3SSy RIs;s S1sSs &C. ;s:s@
We have now the largest FEATHER and FLOWER
Department in the city having taken new building
LA0Es
Large and well selected stock of REAL LACE. in
vALENoIENNEs
ioiNT APPLIQUE.
BEADED AND PLAIN YAK
The finest line OF RuFFLiaGs IN the city and a, tn.
NOVELTIES IN cREPs De pcHEsE AND oRGASDrE
oHILDRENs SEESEf xSS iAos Hrs LACE END
RIBBONS
Our immense stock of Ribbons at reduced prices.
n.o SASH RIBBONS:
xVS Ghts sES a s!t 70 AND B II saoss :Ssfs'
Slnch GROS GRAIN BLACK, 81. all silk.
100 dozen ROMAN sAshEs 81 25.
sAsHEs FRiNGED TO ORDER,
$, piece, BLACK vrLHEF yEEyfrs .T 90 per ward.
~ ssss' bs5%s HS hE 3, ~ ysra
AND ALL fHE NE@ M cAoTf = SHADES Hs FoR TRIM
wyH%I1s Lh1IEs T5Es T5ss
S 'S SSsea aSasG wiSSsoa FSSAN rEfs IEE se to .O
1000 dozen KID GLOVES new fail shades 95c to 81 20;
every pair warranted
m AND $40 SIXTH SSSSf ~ SsHSSs y AND TWENTIETH
At THE PARTISAN FLOWER CoMPANrs
importers
are continually receiving
the latest novelties in
French Flowers. Jets. Bridal Sets and veils
Ostrich Plumcs Tips and Fancy Feathers.
Floral Garnitures, for Wedding and Evening Costumes
to order
Vases and Baskets filed to order
~ speciality"
and this department was
awarded with
the Medal of Merit
by the American Institute.
Churches. halls and dwellings decorated.
liberal discount TO the trade.
Orders executsS No. q kns %si de 9; d,ely oi Paris.
rs East Fourteenth street TOUR doors west Of University
place ESEwRSSrrrs, EsE Proprietor.
ATS T. TAYLOR's, OPENING OF WINTER
"A Fashions Tuesday, October g. from the leading
by measure guaranteeing perfect httng cutting and
taught at the ONCE imported french journas Le
Bon Ton, La Mode klegante and Revue de Ia Node si6
Broadway.
A -oPENING-SEPTEMBER2 81 AND g.
n. Nine. A. DUVAL,
s75 Broadway,
Importer OF Paris Pattern in materials
Imported Patterns OF the latest styles adopted by
Yisian fashion for the fall season.
N. B.-Dressmsking in all its branches.
A SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR
n yII BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET,
IMPORTED FASHIONS
PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODELS
CUTTING AND BxsTiSG SPECIALITY.
EURSIrURE AND CARPETS. -s25ooN WORTH OF
cent cheaper than any other house In the city,
Paror Suits, pieces, $4o, and Chamber suits pieces
seis Tapestry Brussels and all wool lngrain at low
prices Ocioths Window SHADES Lace Curtains, LAM
brequins, Mats Mating &c ., ~ u hEsLLlh
$40, bf2, Jit and Dl6 Eighth avenue
N BJus opening nice line OF Tapestry Brussels at
81 Us TO 81 20 per yar,l
v. ing Lingerie, Embroidery Ladies' and Babies
Trousse specially OF Initials Monograms Tor hand
kcrches table and bed cloths the largest stock OF EN-.
Patterns Machine Tor STAN ming aud Ac
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR. Il. INFANTS WEAR.
| CORSETS.

THESE THREE DEPARTMENTS. situated on tho
second floor, crowded with the most desirable
Goods at prices which VIII surprise even those who
know reputation for these Goods In French
pcrcae handembroldered Underwear we have received
many styles, which suited tor fall and winter
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Z
OUR DRESSMA MAKING ROOMS

under able superintendence, and are offer
tile gentee and fashionable suits at very ode
rate prices
Colored stuff goods Suits at 81 95. $40, up to $40
Beautiful Alpaca Suits made OF ''Melvillch AL
pacas at very reasonable prices.
We cordially invite examination.
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Orders by mail a !thiully hIIed.

Our clerks will be pleased show you our Goods
whether you feel inclined TO purchase not.
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DRY GOODS.
"A New Fan Goods
popular prices.
KINzEY's.
Trimmed French Bonnets
Imported Round Hats and Bonnets
in Iel, velvet and sraws. -
velvets and Silks In all
the new shades and colors
Splendid assortment Of
French Flowers and Feathers
Beaded Fringes and Gimpa
Ball Friuges, all shades -
Great bargains in Bonnet
."N '"''" '''oD'' KINzEYs.
Bargains in Thread Guipure,
YAK Point and Vaenciennes Laces
5000 yards of real
Laces, below cost Of
Beaded Guipurc Laces,
inches wide, 73c. yard.
Bargains in imitation Laees.
hna.s:' si.ss:' gnSsrwssr. gnSsrwssr
Infants Goods
Opening new fall Hosiery.
Zephyr worsteds, l2h ounce.
siverplated Ware. .
Toilet Department
KINzEYs.
KINZEYs.
KINZEY'S.
Splendid wobutton Kid
Gloves, shades, 75c per pair.
Two-button undrcs Kids, soc.
Two-bu,ton Reynier, 81 IS
Genuine seamless two-butt0ns 81 rs.
Gents Dogskin Gloves voc.
Auction lots Of KIDS 25c. and SOC.
Novelties IN Ties and Scaris
Novelties III Jewelry.
Jet and Bead Ornaments.
WILLIAM kinney,
76J ami 100 Broadway,
corner Ninth street,
corner below A. T. stewards.
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR,
"A ql4 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET.
fMP0kTED FASHIONS
PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODELS.
Patterns fitted to tie form and warran nted perfect
CUTTING AND BASrfNG SPECIALITY.
CARPETS.-RIFToN MILLS, KIDDkBMINsrER, 81
~ per yard; for style aud durability they excel
Brusscis and threepy. Warerooms 26S and 40 Canal
street iusf east OF Broadway
|yoUsIN 4 RLyOULT, 20 SIXTH AVENUE SHIRTS
" OF taultlexs 1T made to order for 81 each
nRY GOODS CIRCULARS. WRAPPERS, &C. FUR.
i } ni.Ied mt low rates by the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 2lS Broadway.
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IN MILLINERY GOODS

we offer rare collection OF fine Pumes, Feathers Pom.
pons, sash hbbons, Hats o every style, &c &c.
The finest real Felt ats any shape any color offered
at u u3.
Our assortment OF Trimmed Hats are worthy of cx-
animation
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OUR FUR DEPARTMENT OPENS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S

Ladies' whose Furs we have preserved during the |
summer months can obtain them any time after this |
dae-
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DRESS TRIMMINGS. DRESS TRIMMINGS.

Real Guipure Laees. :, inch, 5jc. inch, 65c. 2E
inch 1bc; ~ nch 81 inch, s. To- 31a incn, 81 Is;
inch 81 % anJ uu To So
Real Yak Laces, inch, l5c inch. 25c. az inch,
35c inch, i5c 3ia inch, Soc inch, 75c., and up
81 Is
Beaded Yak iaces at 35c., 4ic., 6Oc and up to s.
Black Beaded Frngcs, elegant at 3c., 45c..
75c.. 9.c 81 ~, ST o., 81 S. aud upwards.
Black Beaded Gmps at 21c,, Sc i5c., Soc, &c. 75c,
gOc, 81 ani upwards
rhe double, uil Ball Fringe. In any shade at SIC. per
yard.
twisted Chenille tringeS any snade at t0c. per yard.
Magnificent assortment oi crocnet PLAIN and beaded
Buttons
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.

IIERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALI. HOURS UP
TO 9P. NJ, AND HEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
HERALDs AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
l,2es BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN THIRTY FIRST AND THIRTY-SEcOND
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM
OFFICE, 22a THIRD AVENUE, CORNER OF PATH
STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:30
=. NJ, AND NEwsDEALERS SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING
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PARIS FLOWERS,
OSTRICH TIPS AND PLUMES,

WHICH ARE FROM THE BEST
NAN UFACTURERS IN PARIS.
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EHKICu'S kHRiCH'S.
2s7 and $50 EIGHTH AV, NEAR fWENfY FOURTH ST.
2s7 and 2so EIGHTH Av., NEAR TwENTY-FOURTH ST.
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GALL AND EXAMINE
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DRY GOODS.


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO
PARTIES IN SEARCH Of CHEAP DRY GOODS.
CONKLING co,
No 763 Broadway,
between Eighth ana Ninth streets,
ONE BLOCK BELOW A. r. SlkWA A cos.
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LOOK AT The PRICES.
100 pieces Empress Cloth fophns, from auction Zoe
yard worth 35c
100 pieces Diagonal Armuir Cloth in cloth colors
26c u yard; worth Soc.
100 pieces double width kohair In choice cloth colors
25c. a yard: worth 4uc.
30 pieces Saline Cloths in choice cloth coOrs &C.
yard worth sc.
i0 pieces ali wool Empress Cloth from auction Acc
yard worth tOc.
100 pieees lmperial Serge, from auction Sic. yard
worth 5)c.
O pieces Diagonal Serge Cloth, in choice cloth colors
371ac. yard; wor IN 6Oc
10 pieces all wool LiagOnal CamePs Hair Serge, in
choice cloth coiors, Doc. rd; worth 75c.
kO pieces Lupin's French Merino Ia yards wide soc.
yard; worth f5c.
lsJ pieces Lyons Silk Poplins, 75c and BIC yard ,
worth 81 and 81 10
100 pieces Styles Plaid Poplins, Plaid Merino
and PLAID serge, tor childrens wear, c., 30c 35c
<0p 5)c., 60c. AMI dJc a yard.
81 real Gaulcis Hair CLOTH. Tor polonaise IA yards
wiJe. ST. 70 yard worth 81 %.
pieces yard wide Granite Popiins, 20c. o yard ;
worth 3uc.
BLACK FRENCH CAsHMERES
80 pieces Lupin's Black French CasImcres Ia yards
wide i5c. yard worth 81
80 pieces utn's SLACK french casbmercs Ia yards
ut oOc Sac. &C. 81, 81 05, 81 H. 81 10 and 81
yarI the best value IN this city.
$50 pieces Lupins black French Merino, Ia yards
wnle tIJc., So. ac. 81, 81 % 81 IS and 81 IS.
~ pieces Lupil's DiaeA French Drap Dete ladies'
sacaues, ~ yaiu, wide 81 So ~ 81 2 81 90 81 rs and
s. "A
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NYHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY -ElG HTH
n street. west OF sixth avenue-Mornng PRAYER and
Sermon l0h A. NJ Evening PRAYER, with short address.
4 O'CLOCK. The rector, Rev. K. Heber Newton, will
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An elegant line of new coored Gros Grain Silks in all
the choice cloth 81 3D. 81, - 80 and
81 ~ yard.
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A CONFERENCES OF THE sPIRITUALISTs OF
N New YORK will he held in Germana Hall, 200 Third
avenue Sunday, at o'clock All cordially invited.
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actures OF Boz net ponscn. Belon, fappisser DC, Ac
at 81 81 5 81 q % 81 81 2o $! 81 s. =, So q
s. Co. 75 81 - 25 81 So 10 the finish; imported; wal
ranted the best value to be found IN this clty
grea. variety OF new fancy silks just opened at Zoe
86c, 90c., 81, 81 70.
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sSOCIAyION HALL-REV. DIR. NJ. g. HUTTON
a VIII address, yGnng men . { O'Clock this evening
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PICNIC OF THE CHILDREN'S LYCEUM AND
n the Society OF Progressive spirItualiss will take
place fuesday september 29, at Elm Park Ninety
second and Tenth avenue, commencing at 10 A..
Dane from 2 10 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

HUsT1NGs CoURT.-The first term of this
court was held yesterday at the County
Courtroom, Judge Clopton presiding. A
number of attorneys qualified to practice.
It was reported that judges and registrars
would be appointed, and ordinary licenses
granted, but 1t was not done.
OFFICER AppoIsrED.-Judge Ciopton has
appointed William E. Spears commissioner
OF accounts for the county of Chesterfield
rtce A. c. Attkisson, resigned. Mr.. Spears
has also accepted the appointment Of assist.
tant assessor for Midlothian township.
THE PEABODY FUSD.-County Superin.
tendent Hancock yesterday deposited in the
bank of Manchester 81, 300 of this fund for
this city and 5000 for the county, and will
attend at the school.room of Miss Monteiro
this evening to settle teachers and other
claims. ~
PosTPoNED.--In consequence OF the in-
clement weather, the regular monthly meet
ing OF the Young Mems Baptist Mission So
ciety was not held.
PERsoNAL.-William B. McCrary, Of this
city, has accepted an appointment as purser
on the steamer Hayana, Of the York River
line, and entered upon his duties.
+ High Constable Gary, having returned
from the session Of the Grand Lodge OIL. o..
o. F., can be found at his office daily.
A HANDSOME G1Tr.-Grandslre Stuart has
presented to the lodge bearing his name, in
| this city, 8 handsome picture of himself.
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DEAFNESS CAUSED BY CATARRH.-Cstarrh not
uufrequently produces deafness Mr. Levi Springer,
of NetIe Lake. tP. o., Williams county, o., former.
" Of Durbans Corners o., has been cured OF deaf.
ness Of fourteen years standing by using Dr. sages
catarrh remedy. He was 80 deaf he could Aot hsa1
person talk when seated by bis Side, and can now
hear the ehu. ch bells ring two miles dtstant-so he
writes.
REMARKED CASE OF DEAFNESS CURaD.--
Dicksrsonrills, Mag. Co., n. T., February 22,
1s7l.-Abou. one year asoI caught severe cold
In The head, which terminated III gseTere form Of
eatsrri During the time ulceratiors ocGsrred In
the nasal passages and became wholly deaf In on6
ear with partial deafness In the other. The IDaa-
NATION had Involved all the delicate suurtures Of
the ears, and was in immediate danger Of perma-
uent deafness The discharge became profusa and
feid, both into my throat and from my ears. In
this condition called on Dr.. Pierce for aid, who
prescribed his Golden Medical Discovery and Ca
tarrh Remedy and under thei use have rapidly re-
covered. Ny hearing is restored, and my catsrrh
Is entirely we'll JOHN hAITH.
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POLICE Court, MoNDAY.-Just'ce While
Fleming Randolph, guilty OF larceny, was
sent to Jail for twelve months.
Philip Epps, guilty of theft, was sent TO
Jail for thirty days.
Frank Kelly, for trespass, was fined $3.50;
Clay Byrd, for petty theft, was sent to jail
for twenty-fOur hours.
Patrick H. Woods was placed under bonds
to keep the peace for twelve months. =,
The case of Henry Breeder, charged with
stealing tools and other property from Green
& Allen, was continued until to-day. -,
The case of William Brown, charged with
murder. was continued until the 10Th H.
slant. The accused and Joseph Jones got
into a quarrel at the house Of the former
Saturday night, when Brown cut Jones VIII
q knife or razor in the bowels, from the el'
fects of which Jones has since died.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFNCE APRJL ~. loIs.-
Mrs. Ida L. Andrews, Richmond, Va; Mr.
Yuee Il. Andrews, Richmond, va; MISS
Jennie Baldwin, corner Twenty eighth ana
Grace streets, Richmond, Va; Dr. James ~.
Bell, Kempsvilie, Princess Anne county,
Va; Mr. Shakespeare CoiWell, 81; James
Hotel, Richmond city; Mrs. James d; Fitz'
gerald, HiIlsboro, N. c.; Mr. Edw. Hill, NO.
19a west Mcguire street, indianapolis, Ind. !;
John OFT, Esq, secretary Southern Fer
siliz:ng Company, Richmond, Va; a. Piz-
zini. Jr., Richmond, Va; Mrs. James South
all, Exchange Hotel.
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The Brond.strees Murder.

Joseph Jones, the negro man who was so
badly cut at late hour on Saturday night,
at the corner Of Eighteenth and Broad
streets, by William Brown, died at the City
Almshouse on Sunday night about 8 O'Clock.
When taken to the Almshouse the wounded
man was sinking rapidly.
Fhe difficulty, it is said, originated with
Brown, who is Jones'5 stepson, about a con-
yersation upon the subject of baptism. Jones
made statement before his death to the ef.
fect that he had been cut with q razor. He
also made another statement ia which he
thought that he had been cut with white
handled knife. On Browns person was
found an eight-bladed wbite-hauded knife
answering somewhat TO the description Of
the knife mentioned by Jones in his second
statement.
The case was called in the Police Court
yesterday morning and continued.
Drs. William II. Taylor, Coroner OF the
city, and 81. 81. Levy, the physician who bad
attended Jones at the police station, made q
post.mortem examination yesterday after
noon at 8 o'clock at the City Almshouse. The
result showed that Jones had an incised
wound inflicted in the abdomen, commenc-
ing three inches and half above the navel
ana extending downWards to the left three
inches in length, terminating at point three
quarters OF an inch to the left OF the navel.
Inc wound penetrated to the intestines,
making an incision in the bowels one inch
anu ha'l lobg. The intestines were highly
lnhamed, and to this inflammation and the
shoek accompanying the injury death is at
Or. Taylor will hold an inquest this
morning at IL o'clock at the City Almshouse.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, MoNDAY.-The
following business was transacted in this
court YESTERDAY:
Clarke md ais cs. Mitchell and ais. Ap.
neal allowed from o decree of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond.
Bangs us. Meredith, sc. Petition for an
appeaI from decree of the Circuit Court OF
Prince William county. Refused by all the
judges. .,,,,,,
ps Ford. Fully argued by General Early
for the appellant and submitted.
The court adjourned until tomorrow
morning, when the case Of W. D: Coleman
rs. The Commonwealth will be taken up.
No other arguments will he heard at this
term of the court. It will set until about
the 9th proximo to dispose of the cases now
in the hands of the judges.
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BURIAL OF 4 PoLIcEh AN.-A detachment
OF policemen from the First, Second, ana
Third police districts, commanded respec,,
lively by Sergeants Whisiock, Folkes, and
James, paraded yesterday afternoon to bury
Policeman Huldowney, member OF the
force from the Second district. Captain
John Disney, of the Second district, COM
manded the whole. The men presented q
handsome appearance, and are credit to
the city. The Catholic Beneficial Society
also turned out, with Kessnichs full band,
for the same purpose.
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SERIOUS Acc1pRsr.-About T. NJ. yester-
day one John Andrews, supposed to have
been intoxicated, walked off an abutment OF
the Free bridge, near the Manchester side OF
the river, and fell distance of over thirty
feet. Persons who witnessed the accident
went to his assistance AS soon as possible.
and had him removed to the workshops OF
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany. From u hasty examination 1t ap,
peared that his right hip was fractured ana
internal injuries had been received. Captain
Lipscomb and Officer Fitzgerald, OF the Man
chester police, being notified of toe accident,
conveyed Andrews to his residence, In Man
chester.
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A SERIOUS CHARaE.-Captain James N.
TYLER, of the First police district, arrested
MIR. Winston F. Rogers last night, charged
on warrant with feloniously buying and re.
ceiying several pieces of silyerware of the
aggregate value of ninety dollars, he know
ing the same to have lately been stolen from
Mr. G. F. Williams. The case will probably
come up in the Police Court this morning,
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R1CHMosD RELIEF CoMMrTTEE.-At the
regular weekly meeting Of the supply Com.
miitee for the Relief Of the foor, neld az
the rooms Of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association yesterday afternoon, there were
reported 746 families relieved, containing
1858 inmates, with 1887 rations for the TWO
weeks ending April 18th. ,. p
The Richmond Relief Commlttee WIN
meet this afternoon ut the rooms OF she
Young Mems Christian Association.
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LAFERAL BRANCHES OF RAnRoADs.-In the
Senate yesterday Mr. Cgitcher, from the Sen.
ate Committee on Roads and Internal Eavi-
CATION. reported bill proposing to repeal
comIanies to build lateral branches ten iilaes
In length. The bill was placed upon the eal-
eudar. and In day or two will come up for
consideration.
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A visit to the Broad-street dry goods house OF
COHEN BROTHERS Is invariably attended with al
advantage that is not met with In any other house
In the city. Their aim Is to buy goods to the best
advantage, and their motto" TO sell ut the slight
est possible advance regardless OF market value,
They have one price to all, snd II the crowds that
visit their place OF business daily might be judged
q criterion Of public appreciation, no one Will
doubt that their motto Is D good one.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-We mention the follow
ing interesting religious items which occur
red on Sunday:
AT the First Baptist church the pastor
Dr. BurroWs) preached in the morning a
special sermon to the young converts ; after
which he administered the communion and
gave the right hand of felowshipto thirty
making over seventy since the 1st of Janu-
ary.
at the Second Baptist church Rev. DR..
W. D. Thomas, of Norfolk, preached in the
morning-the pastor Or. Bitting) supplying
Or. Thomas's pupit-and gave great salts
faction to his many friends in Richmond.
At night Rev. Dr.. Read filled the pulpit, and
preached an admirable sermon. 49,.
At Grace-Street church, after preaching
hv the pastor at II O'Clock, there was the
regular communion of the church, at which
the pastor gave the right hand OF fellowship
to three new members.
After the sermon at II O'Clock at Venabie-
Street chapel two inquirers presented them-
selves for prayer. 49,,
church meeting was then held at which
Rev. George +. Williams was elected pastor,
Noryal R5land, Esq, clerk, and l.. h. Fray
ser, ESQ, treasurer.
At the Leigh-Street church the revival
continues with increasing interest and
power the congregations on Sunday were
large in spite of the rain. There have oeen
fftv inquirers and thirty professions OF con,
version. The meetings will be continued
every day this week. Prayer meetings at D
p. NJ, and preaching at s P. NJ. One per,
son was baptized on Sunday night ana
twenty Others await the ordinance. :,
AT the Seventh-Street Christian church
one candidate was received, and one oaES
tized on Sunday.
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THg WILLIAMSBURG TURNPIKE ROBBERY.
The Hastings Court was engaged yesleruay
In the examination of witnesses IN the sase
of Henry Jordan, charged with asSauitins
and robbing Mr. Elijah Priddy.
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.reyrIOY Rows SALES THIS DAY.

II. MCCORMICK, I0A A. M staple sna aassg
goods, &C., ut the corner Of Ninth snd Ssosu s
streets. d. -. - ~
RrRToy, CARTER & co.4P. b., stx buildsns
- lots corner OF Taylor and Rooinson stsesa op-
posi,e Sidaey Baptist church.
G jOKS LAUGH1oS, 10 A. 81. 2eiissai asl'ss
ment OF hou3.aold fasni,ma. -
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY AsD VAGRANcY'
Fleming Randolph was arrested last night
and lodged in the Second police station
on the charge of being q common thief and
vagrant. .h1
charge of perjury in falsely swearing against
Randolph.
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MEETING AT ASSEMBLY HALL TO-NIGHT.-
There will be meeting OF citizens at Assem-
bly, Hall tonight at 8 O'Clock to consider the
proposed change of gauge Of the Richmond
and DanYille railroad.
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CoSFIRN s.-At the Monumental
church on Sunday morning Rev. Dr. ood-
bridge read the service and Bishop johns
con6rned-three gentlemen and ten ladies'.
At st. Paups at night DR.. Minnigerode
read the service and the Bishop preached.
Twenty-one persons were contirmed-six
gentlemen and fifteen ladies. There were
seven other candidates, but they were kept
aasv on account of the inclement weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

NEW STOCK OF FURSrsH1SG GOODS JUST re-
ceiyed by K. b. SpESCE & Sos, and for sale Low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

TEE MODERN. ..DAScE.-Rev. William e.
Hatcher, d. D., will deliver bis humorous
lecture, "The Advantages of the. Modern
Dance1 on Tuesday, April 2Sth, 1874, at the
Second Baptist church,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

THE Baltimore Gazette, In notice o. she
snecirnens OF dental art on exhioitien Do toe
Baltimore Dental College, makes the ioiioW.
ing reference to young gentleman OF lhis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

FANCY pERcALE SHIRTS JUST RECEIVED BIZ 3.
r. SPENCE II SON,