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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-12
"WHoEyER shall these boots displace,
ckan root pop,haafpq fara tO face

Bedad, bought 'em at Bloomfield Brothers, in
the Opera House, and they are the finest that ever
got around my feet
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2Jnr~ MaHtrs
sALEx has a Rev. J HswEer.

sODOA was destroyed because /, was sO-dOm
wicked
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DIED

sHIElps-On the 7th inst. Charles ". infant son
Of Robert g. and Clara A. Shields, aged two months
andthree days
eBy Thy hand the boon was given, tr
Thou hast taken but Thine own;
Blessed Lord, Of earth and neaven
We saYF-' Thy tsih Dc donft ir
er ataair istare .sff t1isti Hf tf 81
a-.A-L.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-12

Present-Bechel, President, pro tem.i
Cobaugh, Cook, schott and Biechele.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
DrOved
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Roa;g!dNotice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that d petition viii he
~ presented to the Q0niIni ssionen Of start
county, at their next session December 7th. Al. i.
lb34 praying for the vacation of part Of oounlv
road on the following line lO,wlt sonuch N ~
Uniontown road asruns dlgu Ally across ne so,,fh
west part Of the uagthE est uarser Of seclion 2 IN
township II, Qakelqf frange s
October q, ls7f-nay5JId. = : - Alo'' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

LIE GREAT PYRAMID -DR. ARMsrRoNo's
LEcTURE.-Tbe lecture-going public are re-
minded OF the treat 10 store for them at
tne Grace-Street Presbyterian church on
Thursday and Friday nights. DR.. Arm.
strong is said to be an instructive and enter
talnlng lecturer, and rs Information and er-
tertalnment are seldom so perfectly blended
rs IN these lectures, he will doubtless have a
very large and cultivated audience. His
SUBJECT, as has already been announced, is
"Cheops, the Great Pyramid of Egypt"
The lecturer endeavors to establish the fact
that the Great Pyrauad is scientific build.
ing-a most elaborate astronomical obserya.
tory-and cites other facts of great interes,
to scientific men. 0--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

fsRsoSAL.--Gencrai John &. Gordon. one
c. The United States senators from Georgia.
also Hon. JOHN Amber Smith, member of
Congress from this district, were in this CITY
Yesterday. Both visited the Capitol during
The SESSIONS Of ,he Houses. The Senate an,
lo!ntsd special committee to wait upon
"eneTas Gordon and invite him to occupy q
pr''lIegad seat upon the floor Of their cham.
btr
Hon. james W. Dennis, wife. and son
ZION. John w. Davis, and Hon. Isaac ID.
zones, and Miss Jones, Of Maryland; Gene.
~ John B. Gordon, of Georgia, and ex-
attorney General j. Z. Taylor, Of virginia,
"1t among tue guests registered at tne Ex-
%Aange yesterday evening.
The Following gentlemen, of leading pub
iislins houses OF the country, are in the city
On invitation OF The State Board OF Edu,a.
hon for consultation with regard to the
books used IN the public schools: A. G..
Armstrong, Of Scrbner, Armstrong s. Co.,
New York C. S. Bragg, Of Wilson, Henkle
a Co., Cincinnati; George Barker, Of Uni
,tersity Publishing Company, New York ID.
D. lYison. of lvisoD, Brakeman, Taylor..& Co.,
Sew York; A. S. Barnes, of A. S. Barnes
Co., New York; b. F. n. Bardwell, of
Sheldon Il Co., New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

LECTURE AT. Association HALL.-The
ladies Of Dr.. Hoge's church propose to raise
funds for the completion of the improve
ments of the building by lecture, to be
delivered Tuesday evening the oath instant,
In Association Hall, by the Hon. A. Nj.
Waddell, member Of Congress from North
Carolina. Mr.. WaddelI has high reputa-
tion rs man OF learning. His subject is
" America before Columbus" showing that
the Europeans visited the coast south of
chesapeake bay five hundred years before
Columbus.
In other cities where this lecture has been
deilvered great interest has been elected,
and we doubt not that the Object of tue. lee
lure will greatly enhance the pleasure of all
who may attend.
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The DossThe Dogs.
RICHMOND, Va, March 13, 1874
Editor. of the Richmond Dispatch:

Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
lam not in the habit Of writing complaints
about anything, but can hold back no Ion.
ger. Please be kind enough to give this a
place in your valuable paper, if you think
the point well taken. am sure write the
sentiments of all the riding and driving citi.
zens and taxpayers. Cannot something be
done to decrease the number Of worthless
and untaXed dogs In and around our CITY 7
have lived here for rtwenty-seven years and
never before saw SO many. T was driving
with friend few days since, when some
haf-dozen dogs ran at my horse, aad cap
assure you it was with great difficulty that
could avoid q tirst-class runaway and its con-
sequences. This morning L was riding
horseback, and not going faster than the Ia "
allows when my horse was attacked by three
large dogs, who followed for two squares,
swapping and barking in very savage man
ner. Thanks to my reins and strong curb
bit, prevented runaway. This
sort Of thing may be very nice
for persons who walk all the time,
but it is a great and serious nuisance to those
who ride and drive. Fiat any time should
shoot at the ''cussed ours !" shall be hauled
up before his honor the Police Justice, and
made to pay fine for firing gun or pistol
in the street. II get off my horse and at
tempt to follow the dogs home get into
difficulty with the owners or undertake an
impossibility, and you well know that bu:i.
ness men have no time for such things.
Please tell me, if you can. what is to be
done under the circumstances. Cannot our
city fathers order all dogs from tue streets
I think the whole can be summed up thus:
The lives and limbs Of tax-plying citizens
in the balance on one side and q lot OF dog.
meat on the other. Step up, Mrs. Justice,
and weigh.
A Tax PAYING RIDER AND DRIVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

PARDoSs REFUSED CoMNuTATIoN OF SKN.
7NcA GRANTgp.--Governo Kemper yester.
day refused applications for pardons in the
f'lowinc cases:
Charles Washington, sentenced May, 1873,
by the Hastings Court Of Richmond TO one
year, Imprisonment in Jail for assault.
John smith dtiaS McGibbony, convicted
OF icIony at the May, 1866, term CT the Cir
GU, Court fer the county of Prince William
and sentenced TO imprisonment i'll the peni-
tcEtiary for the term of ten years.
Richard Lawrence, convicted of felony at
The February, 1872. term Of the Court OF
Uu,ting> for the city of Richmond and SEN
trIced 70 imprisonment in the penitentiary
i5r thei"rln Of three years.
ihc Governor committed the punishment
"i litniy Henderson, who was convicted OF
't!r larceny Of diamond ring, valued at
Three hundred and fifty dollars, belonging to
Dir. }. {. south;iIl. Henderson WAS sem
fenced 10 the prn!entiary for The term OF
thrcc years. The following is the Govern
oi ; endorsement on the application for com.
mutation:
"'1mnittcd TO six months in the city Jail
:" Richmond. The amount of the prisoners
gum IN finding a valuable article Of jewclry,
winch hc estimated at the value Of four or
I've dollars, and afterwards attempted to dis
!Gs" o al that price, will De adequately pun
'Fheo by the confinement ordered. His Guar
"e'ci mas been exceptionally good, he is old,
Ailu c!ehicnCy has been recommended by
Many leading citizens"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT.OFF1cE MARCH II, 1874
Mrs. Colonel Darlington, Franklin street
corner of Twenty-eigbth, Church Hill; An
thony Fleming, Scottsburg, Halifax, Va.
William z. Harrington, New Castle, Maine
General W. G. Newberry, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Mary w. Priddy, TIA Buchanan street
between Jay and Carrington streets, Rich.
mond, Va; Mr. Albert K. Pryde, Second
police-stalion, Richmond, Va; Mr.. Robert
Robson, 226 Filth street; Mr.. Francis T
Willis, Richmond, Va.
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CHARGED ~wIra RECEIVING GooDs UNDI

CHARGED -w1Ta REcE1vINa GooDs UNDER
FALSE PRETENcEs.-Detective John Wren
Yesterday arrested man at the corner OF
Ninth and Main streets who gave bis name
as L. E. Mayer. Mayer is charged with re-
cetYng goods, &c, under false pretences. 1t
is alleged that he went to the furniture-house
of Mr. Arthur Rooney and there purchased
furniture amounting in value to about 5000 !;
to w. Fl. Richardson's tailoring establish.
ment and bought clothing to the amount of
500; and to Wendlinger's establishment
and made similar purchase. 1t is said that
he also contracteda bill at Doves drug store,
for which, as we'll as the other bills, he ten
dcred valueless drafts md checks. lie is
said to have represented himself as N EN-.
ber of the General Assembly from Madison
county; that he went to the Exchange Hotel
upon the recommendation of the Governor;
that he is a lawyer, and comes from Georgia,
&c. The exact nature of the case will pro-
badly be ascertained this morning, when the
Police Justice will inquire into the facts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

TREATING THE WBoNe DIsEASE.-Macy times
women call upon their family physlcians--one with
dyspepsia. another with psipttation, another With
trouble Of the breast. another With palm here and
there, and In this way they all present alike 10.
the mselves and their easy going and Indifferent
doctors separate and distinct diseases, for whica
he prescrbcs his pills and potions assuming them
to be SUCH when In reality, they are all symptoms
caused by some uterine disorder; and whilethey
thus only able perhaps 10 psiliatc for time,
they are ignoran, Of the cause, and their
practice until large bills are made. when The suffer
Ing patients better In the end. but probably
worse for the delay, treatment, and other complt-
cations mads, AMI which proper medicine d.
rected to the cause would have entirely removed,
thereby institutng health and comfort instead "
prolonged misery
From Miss LoRISDA r. ST. CLAIR. shade, Athens
county, Ohio, October "a, 1872:
| "Dr. r Y. Pierce, Bt!Idlo, NJ T.--four Favor
lite Prescription Is working almost like miracle
ON me. ain batter already than i hare been for
over two years."
From ELLAA. sHAFHR, GAINESVILLE, Ind August
s,1s72: @ .s;s
.Dr. PIERCE received the medicine you seat
me and began using II mmediately. As a result Of
the treatment feel better than have for three
years."
From Mrs. JOHN K. HAMr1s, odell, H., March
19,1S72:
"Dr. Pierce,-The Favorite Prescription has
done me good, which am very thankful for"
#I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

UNITED STATES DlsTRIor CoURr, YEsrER-
DAY.-ln the United States District Court
yesterday the following business was trans.
acted !:
In the matter of James Lyle an order was
made to pay said bankrupt $500, out OF pro-
ceeds of real estate, as his congressional ex-
emption after setting apart such property as
Is exempt from levy under the State law in
force in 1864.
In the case of James W. Fisher the as.
ssgnee's and trustees reports of sale were
confirmed.
In re J. Atkins. Report of assignee Of
property set apart to bankrupt and order
confirmed. .
In the matter of Robert j. Carneale, as.
signee's sale confirmed.
In the matter of James W. Wilkerson,
petition of creditors filed and order to show
cause entered.
In the case Of Wnggoner G. Harvey, as.
signee ordered to surrender TO Robert Har'
vey his bond executed by him in drawing
bis dividend as a creditor Of Waggoner d
Harvey, it having been decided by the Cir
cult Court that he was not a partner of salo
firm.
In the matter of William Fl. Leavitt, the
orders heretofore entered on the 9Th day oi
June and 9th day of July, 1873, were Sc,
aside and an order entered that the assignees
do, on or before the first day of next term,
make report of their proceedings as such
assignees, and also that they proceed to col.
ect what may be due upon sales made by
them with certain exceptions named.
In the matter of G.. w. Trice, petition for
exemption filed, and order allowing $500 as
against judgment lien entered.
In the case OF R. II. Moss s. Brothers it
was ordered that the assignee do resell the
real estate heretofore sold, ond of which the
purchasers have failed to comply with the
terms,
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GOODALL's PLAYING CARDS.
THE BEST-TuE CHEAPEST.

STEANSHIPS-Chaapcst kind made REGATTAS-
cheap common cara i; ;itg0kDwAYs-S nice COM
mon card; VIRGIIIAs-Fine calico backs GESE-
RAJ JACksoNS--C cheap and popular ipattern backs,
deck) extra quality; GOLDEN GArEs-Oue of the
best cards made: MOUNT YERSoSs--Exfra tine.
ihe finest M de. ASK FOX THEAROvE--FAKE
NOOTHERS. -. u I -. Z sf
Observation-Disclosures tEo1ld see ttata IA
black unite1 States internal revenue sfaMr. HY48
with monogram vi 81. on centra OF spsce, SHBaH
ts on every pack. This stamp, In coHueC- 49,,
ton with the G0ODALL CARDS, &t.s -
TRADE NJ Rk. s.s 81
NOTICE TO DkALERS.-Eyery pack Of the Good
alf Cards sold without this UD!tea ststes revenue
stsmp properly affixed subjects the seikr 70 q
heavy penalty. NH e-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

NEW RULE IN JUDGE HUGHEs's CoURT.-
Judge Hughes yesterday amended rule 80
of his court, which heretofore provided that
all reports of sales of real estate made under
order of the court, should lie in the Office ten
days before confirmation, SO as 10 require
such reports when the sales are made more
than fifty miles from the place of holding
court to lie in the clerks office thirty days
before confirmation, and also ordering clerk
to.furnish certified copy to the register i'm.
mediately upon fling of report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Justice White
Charles Boyd, guilty of an assault, was fined
81 and sent to Jail in default of payment.
Lizzie Jones, guilty of an assault, was
sent to Jail for four months.
The case of Alexander Davis, charged
with stealing COW belonging to Mr.. A. W.
Jones, of.Chesterfeld county, was continued
until the 21st instant. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

The WALLACE S1sTDss.-Misses Jennie
Minnie, and Maud Wallace, supported by
fine buriesque opera and comedy troupe
commence a brief season at the Yirgini,
Opera-House on Friday night. An eXchang,
speaks thusly of the sisters: "They are
trio of stars whose light is not borrowed
from any source" We doubt not crowded
houses will greet them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

R1cuxosD HowrrzER ARhoRy.-The Com
niteee on Public Property reported to the
House of Delegates yesterday against giving
sixty thousand of the bricks Of the old arm
ory building to the Richmond Howitzers, to
be used in erecting building in which to
keep their battery, and the House agreed to
fhe reDOrt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

The THEATRE.-Miss Leclercq did not have
as full house last night as She deserved.
She improves very much on acquaintance.
She appeared as '' Lady Isabeln and g Ma.
dame Vine" In the emotional play OF a East
lynne" and sustained both characters very
well. With good weather Miss .Leclercu
would draw full houses here. Tonight the
beautiful comedy Of "Fate" will be per-
formed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

DANrL HlGGISs PARDoSgp.-
h-nper yesterday pardoned Daniel Hig.
giD>. Of This city, who vas convicted of rs.
Nuit!n- A. }. Staude, and sentenced to
twelve months confinement in the city Jail
h1e Of S5Go-a part of the sentence ofthe
oour,-"iil have to be paid before the pris
ouer n rs;eaScd from custody. Higgins has
been in Jill for about five months, and hi:
pardon ~as asked for by several hundred
GlllenS OF Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

SCHOOL TRUSTEES APpoINTED.-The State
Board of Education has appointed the tol.
lowing School Trustees: Bath county,
Warm Springs district, William Woodzell
nice Osborne Hamilton, resigned. Isle OF
Wight county, Windsor district. Jesse D.
Council. Hardy district, Rev. John W.
Ward utce j. o. Cofer, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18
BOOKS. STATIONERY. se.

nICKENS'S rWORKS-15 VOLUMES
IL Scott, 81 "; BnIwer, IL v; Ainsworth, Y;
Resdc. IOv.; Mayne Reade Is W: sb1kspears1 ~
v; Dumas, 10 v Wilson. ~ "; ChamnerS ~ v:
Lord Chancellor's. lOT; Stricklands Queens, =
"; Goethe. s "; British Poets, 3v Schiller, ",
BenIham, II W; and many other hne edltlons oi
the best works Also, SALE the largest STOCK IN
Virginia Of new AND old books in all the depart
ments OF Literature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

GERMAN CONSERVATIVE CLuB.-At q meet
ing of the German Conservative Club of
Madison, Monroe, Clay, and Jackson Wards,
held last night, it was resolved to endeayor
to secure the election Of one German from
each of the above.named wards to be mem
bers of the City Central Conservative Com
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

SECOND CONCERT AT TRINITY CHURcn.-The
first concert, given last night, by the choir o.
this church, assisted by the Eureka Quar-
tette, was a great success. The house wa.
densely crowded, and many left unable t.
get seat. The singing by all was pro
nounced excellent, especially the solos ant
the pieces by the Eureka. The second con
cert will be given tonight, with al entir
change Of music. The Eureka Quartet
will sing several fine pieces, including tn
"Old Sexton" and other solos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

MEMBERs oE TIE LEaIsLATuRs PHoTo-
GRApHgD.-The members of the Senate and
House OF Delegates were photographed yes
terday morning, In separate groups, from
The western steps of the capitol building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

MEETING OF THE BAR.-A meeting of tie
bar will take place this morning at 10a
O'Clock punctually, in the courtroom of the
Court of Appeals, to pay tribute to the mem
ory of the late Judge William L. Joynes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

LEE GALLRRY.-JoHN w. DAVIES, 920 EAST
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-some recent
specimens OF photography from this welt known
gallery show a etcady improvement to style ard
artistic SKILL and we commend It 10 the patronage
of the public generally Central Pres6ytertan,
Februdru 4, 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

NI.5wSip lH The DoCE.-At al early hour
yesterday morning the body Of a man was
found i!,aiiu9 in the dock. The fact was
Immediately reported TO the First police
.a,ion, ald the body promptly recovered
'at DC Coroner summoned. Ii was a>cer-
n.rr4 t. ie ti4e GoIy OF Gcrhardt johnson,
0: switzerland, >aior, who came out with
sAcGrrman uai IL Frederick" The Coroner
viewed the iody aud deemed an inquest uu-
Necessary, the general belief being that he
W. accidentally drowned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

WI. ANNABLE AcQUITTED.-In the Hust-
ings Court yesterday w. j. Annable was
tried and acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

NEW spHfNG GOODS. Victoria lawns, Swiss
muslins, tuck cambrirs, striped and check nain-
socks taraltns silk and Lace ties In the latest sdes,
parasois, all STYLES; fancy striped hose Just fe-5
cetyed, and dse'ling very low at JuLrCs hEYEk's.
goa Broad street s5E ~ 81 - 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

WINDSOR scARFs-spsins styles just reoes red
by E. 3. SPENCE Soy. Z .s5 RI s e
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THE PIcKwIcK PHARMACY, s32 MAIN STREET,
between Eighth and Ninth. IL now opeu, with new
fixtures and new stock OF drugs, medicines, per-
fumery, and toilet articles. Particular attention
paid to compounding physicians prescriptions and
family receipts. A. .. BLISS, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

BANKRUPT James b. Talia-
ferro, of New Kent county, yesterday re.
ceived his discharge in bankruptcy from the
United States District Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

DEHoREsr's WHAT TO WEAR AND How TO
MAKE IT, containing all the spring and sum
mer fashions, received from j. T.. EllysoD,
1l12 Main street. Also, PETERSON for April
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

JUST CUT.-The CAPTAIN COLLAR, sometht1g
rcw and nice for tie spring. For sale BY e. b
SPENCE Son, 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

ALL THE NOVELTIES IN LADIES, scAHrs re-
celved yesterday afternoon, per express, at Levy
BROTHERS. ..5-s 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

MEasERs OF THE CONSERVATIVE CoHtlT.
rrr.-Ward meetings to elect members Of the
CITY Conservative Committee for the ensu.
inc twelve months will be held Tomorrow
night -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

'Hibernians and Catholic Beneficial Society,
which made quite q beautiful display, was
manufactured in this city by MFR. Marx Nit
teldorfer, who should be credited with
at least the getting up OF as fine regaiia as
can be had anywhere, and demonstrates the
TACT that Richmond is still in the field In the
way of her manufactures.
IN CONCLUSION,
It may DE remarked that the various societies
presented q very handsome appearance, and
received many complimentary remarks from
spectators.
After the parade had been dismissed The
natsnais, by invitation, repaired to the Ex-
eeutlve mansion, where they were most hos
pitaoiy entertained by the Governor. Toasts
appsop5la.e TO the day were proposed and
responded to, the health of Governor Kem-
per was also toasted, aud the party DISPERSED
much pleased with their courteous enter.
tainment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

AS USUAL, SPENCE s soS'haye .the latest sty yie
collars and scarfs. Call at 1900 Aain street. is
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SPRING GooDs.-Sice stock ,ust received. fol
sale BY K. B. SPENCE & soy. ~
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MoRTUAnY REPoRr.-The following Is The
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, March IA, 1874, compiled from sections
returns received ut The Office Of the Board Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-18

DATES, DArEs-two pounds for t~enty-ave
eenfs-at PI2ZfNI'g,
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CocoANUT cARAMELs. CREAM tHncoLATB, asd
gum drops at PIzZrSf,s.
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THE GREAT ATTRACTION just now are the New
Yo k suilings which Levy BROTHERS are selling
at shilling per yard.
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CAPTAIN CoLLAR.-The latest style Collar ont
Just received and for sale by E. B. sPESoB q ses.
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e. d. EACKO, 4H P. NJ, TWO lots in Henrico coun-
tyntar the western line Of the city aiso' SIX
lots in HOpeda!c, on Ashland street, aso, SIX
lots on Gilbert street; also, SIX lota IN Akins~
ton, fronting on ashland street,
COOK LAUGHTON will sell for Samuel L. An
nable, at 10 A. h., horses, harness. co~S' iouf
lumber-wagons, carts, agricultural implenens'
$50 bushels winter oats, &C.
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ENGLISH woRsTED coArixGs. Large stock 9
new goods Just opened By e. b. sIEscR& & SON.
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ExoU1srrE Is THE woRBto apply 70 those beam
uful WHITE scAREs received on yesterday &C LEVY
ppOTIIERS, 5..iss5 3
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