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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-16

SUMNER RESORTS, FOR SALE.-The Healing
Springs property, in Bath county, will be
sold at. auction at the Real Estate xchange,
in this city, on the Sth of April next. The
hotel has been in successful operation for
many years past. and is provided with every
thing necessary for the accommodation OF
several hundred guests during the summer
.season. Attached to it'are' S2l acres OF land,
upon which are many mineral springs "a
NOUS for. the curative, powers of their
waters .,y: =. a.<.'t -. =. .,@ 80
s., The Nue de rEau .Hotel. at sewelrs
Point, nearly opposite the Rip-Raps and
Fortress Monroe, under decree of court will
he sold ut auction at the Office of Leigh Bro
theirs & Phelps, in. Norfolk, on "Wednesday,
22d April. The bodybuilding is new, and
wen furnished. There are sixty acres of
land and four small truck-farms attached to
the hotel, and since it was opened to the
public has been well patronized, and offers
the opportunity of remuneratire Investment
TO any one desiring to purchase. ..,.. -a
Full descriptions of these valuable proper
ties are to be seen in the advertising columns
Of this days issue. ..1.. ~" .3.
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KOHL OF Honor AT The RloHaosD HIGH
rsIooL.-rhe following isa list of the pupils
Oh the roll of honor at the Richmond High
,thooi ~ last week: Laura Bracket, Celis
T,TIcsp'' VI Lena M. Duke, Mary E. Fox, Ada
", W. Lee, ~. Belle Plcasants, Fannie l.. Power
Eni,ta ). savllle, Carrie Il. Walters, Belle
II. oodsoD, +. X. Anderson, George Fl
h,rmih''ad, Lawson l.. Dearborn, Jacob
LHekiel, and Samuel Reynolds. Attendance
unffng the Week, niuety-six per cent. Fo,
'tc pasl two weeks there has been no .srol
o' honor" becsuse of the examinations
Which We're in progress.
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CoSvEYAScEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending March II, 1874:
Lots fronting 81 feet on st. James street
near Duval for 1872; 6S feet on Spring street
corner Goddin for S250.75 40 feet on Grace
street corner Schafer for 81, 400; 120 feet on
X street between Thirty-third and Thirty
fourth for S!35; 2T feet on Dover street for
$500; 45A feet on Brook avenue for S636.A2 ;
633 on teet Main street corner Linden
for $1,000; 81 feet on Catherine street be.
tween Smith and Muntord for s575; 3t
feet on Laurel street corner Federal for
So, ,OGO; 9G4 feet on Water street for
$500; 10 feet on Floyd street corner
Plum for s2.125; 152 feet on Main street
corner Twenty-sixth for sl79.16; 165 feet on
Cary street near Adams for $4,000; 16i feet
on Cary street near Adams for $4,000; 7Ol
feet on Eighteenth street between Clay ana
Marshall for 81, 100; 413 feet on Seventeenth
street near Carrington for sl,0l7; 90 feet on
Fifth street north of Baker for SlG5; S9t
feet on Fourth street north Of Leigh for
s., 800; "a feet on st. James street near
Duyal for S2I2.
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,,.AL NORMAL SCuooLs.-Mr. Round, of Prince
=, :" i'iiam county, introduced bill in The
iiVu>c oi Delegates on Saturday providing
Ior ah appropriation Of $4,000 for the pur.
pose ot establishing in the State five normal
schoot: Oi these it proposes to establish
,or Inc instruction Of white teachers one a,
sairIn, IN Roanoke county. one at Manassas,
III IL liioce William county, and another in
.ne city oi Petersburg. The remaining
"oarc intended for the education of col
"!'d teachers, and are to be located one nj
iiaMlton and the other in this city.
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Police Court, SArURDAY-Justice White.
Stephen Gray (negro), charged with IN as
sault upon Lucy Thompson negro), was dis
charged upon payment of costs.
William l.. 6oyal, guilty of drunken and
disorderly conduct in the g dress circle" OF
the Theatre, was fined 81. The accused
pleaded guilty, and no evidence was taken
Robert Davis (negro), guilty of an assault
upon Caroline Harris (negro), was fined 50
and sent to Jail for fifteen days in default oil
payment.
Bette johnson, Maria Mosby. Martha
Scott, William Ii. Randolph, Thomas Hall,
Georgeanna Williams, and Susan Murray
were fined $3.50 each for keeping unlicensed
dogs, .sr..
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j
The management of the Richmond Theatre
announces for this week short engagement
of this distinguished artistic. We have be-
fore lis some Of the criticisms upon her act-
ing by the sblest critics Of the country, and
they are united in the opinion that Miss
I.e ClercU is one of the best actresses OF the
present day upon the American stage. 49,.
Miss LIE Clercq will make her first bow to
n Richmond audience this evening in her
great impersonation of "Pauline" 10 Bull
Wer,s excellent drama "The Lady OF Lyons
a mart in which she has no equal in America.
The Boston Globe says after her perform
ancc of Pauline: "The highest compliment
that could have been paid her was rendered
byI the expression Of her audience, who, by
frequent and hearty applause, recaiis, ana
every demonstration that refined audience
could make, attested the wonderful power
of her performance as so magnetic as 10
cause to be forgotten, for the time being, the
GREAT artist who had previously divided the
bonors with her in this play upon the same
stage scarcely more tha11;a year slnce' -
San Francisco paper the Alto) says OF
her Lady of LYONS: Miss lie Clereq gave
her audience an actual possible woman iond
of display, proud of her conquests, vain OF
her beauty, and disposed to triumph over the
admirers in her train, but woman Win
beart-a heart that cannot resist the Plead
ing of her love when the moment OF separa-.
ton comes. In portrayipg those emotions
in the Melnotte Cottage Miss LIE Glercq rose
so far above her compeers that it seemed a
wonder anything less perfect had heretofore
been tolerated."
with such recommendation we feel safe or
promising to all lovers of the legitimate ORA
matte art high treat in the performances OF
Miss LIE Clercq. -.
Tie management are making every effort
to render this week gala week OF the seq,
son, and theatre-goers would do We'll TO se'
cure seats early in advance.
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THE CAPTURED CoNv1CT.-The Governor
Saturday received Official information OF the
capture, near Pamplin's depot, Of Andrew
Gill, an escaped convict. The matter wa:
referred to the superintendent of the penl'
tentiary, who telegraphed to have Gil
brought on to Richmond if the nature OF hl:
wounds received in resisting capture vii
admit. Gill, with two other prisoners, made
their escape one night in February, 1873.
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.,, hk'IVAL IN GRAcgsrREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
Inc Inc meetings at this church during the
ias, week have been well attended aud OF
1oep Interest. Some ten persons have pro.
."'eu 1'n conversion. The meetings Conducted
~ ,he pastor, Rev. DIR. Wilson, are ex.
1'c'eo 10 continue every evening this week.
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AcCIDEST.-Henry Frawner, youth sew:
enteen years of age, while engaged ia get
ting gravel on Buchanan Spring branch, the
embankment gave way, burying him be
meath it. He was extricated by some work
men near by and taken to his mothers resi-
dence, on First street, aad DR.. Fl. v. Gray
called in to attend him. Some fears are en-
tertained of internal injuries, but his friends
hope he will speedily recover.
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THaEE ALLEGED BURGLARS Sent TO THE
GRAND JuRy.-On Saturday the Common-
weaIth's Attorney conducted the examina-
ton OF the testimony before Justice White 10
the case OF Enroughty, Jordan, and Oakley,
the three men charged with breaking into
the dwelling of Dir. Priddy, on the VIII
iiarnsburg road, with intent to commit lar
ceDy. After bearing q great amount of evi-
deDce, tending directly, or indirectly, to i'm
plicate the prisoners, the justice sent them
on for the action of the grand jury.
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S'fEEV!sUEs' MEETlSG.--The Board Of Su.
i'I 'NoIs o. li"nrlco county met on Satur-
o3;' ana after ordering Il number of claims
20 De pad adjourned to meet again on the
-s,h instant to close the county levy and TO
.oA>ider communication from the school
"usIccs Of the county.
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,e;NEw HEARss.-A new hearse Is hardy Q
.slbiect of congratulation to The. pubic 'oi
Richmond; yet as handsome 2 Venice Oh
This kind as that which Mr.. Arthur Rooney
has lust purchased Ia deserving Of mention.
r. cnst about 81 800, and is one OF the
nestesti carriages for conveying the dead 20
the grave to be found anywhere. ssssl leS.
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ffFEESMRG CHARTER.-It is understood
'""I liz" h,il 10 provide a charter for Pc
.t>"H- "iii Ge introduced in the Legisa
'Ul', ana mat It viii be SO shaped as to afforc
,'n,i"era'!e TeIri 10 the people OF that city
W"N'" having thu objectionable features o.
The vetoed bill.
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VERDICT IN TUE CLAFLIN-STEINBocE CASE
The celebrated case OF Fl. B. Clat1ln us.
Steinbock that caused so great stir in the
community few years ago, and has been Sc
long pending in the City Circuit Court, was
concluded on Saturday evening by Yerdlc'
in favor of the plaintiffs for S24 ,945. so, with
interest from the 18th of March, 1867. sss
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DWELLING DESTROYED IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. .--On Friday a house on the farm of
Colonel f. G. Rufiiu, in Chesterfield county,
which was occupied by one Of Colonel Ruff
fms sons, took fire from sparks dropping on
the roof, and was entirely consumed. Ali
the furniture and clothing ia the dwelling
were saved. The loss was about $400 or
$500. There was no insurance upon the
DrODerty. -...e.--
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PRoBLsu OF LlrE.-The Rev. James A.
Duncan, D. D., will deliver lecture at Asso.
ciatiou Hall tomorrow, (Tuesday) night.
Subject: Problem Of Life. The proceeds
will be devoted to charity connected with
Centenary Methodist church. .. ~ .H
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THEATISa T.;r YsoSa p1sEAsE..-Myny ttm

TREATING TIE WRoSG GpisEAsE.--Myy tmes
women call upan their family physicians With
dyspepsia, another With paptation, another WITH
trouble OF the breast, another mirh pain here andf
there and in this way they sl present alike 70,
themselves aud their easy. going aud iodinerent
doctors separate aud dis inct diseases, for which
lie preacribes his pills and poions, assuming them
to be SUCH when IN reality. they are all symptoms
caused by so re uterine disorder; aud while thss
are Tins only able perhaps to palitate FOR ume'
they are gnoran, Of the cause and encourage tneir
practice until large bills made. when The gutter
Ing patients are no better in the end but probably
worse for the celay, treatment and other compn-
cations made. an which n proper medicine di
rected to the cause would have entirely removed,
thereby instituting health and comf,rt instead Of.
prolonged misery. NJ -4 IS. r,-,
From Miss I.oRINDA p. ST. CLAIr, Shade, Athens.
county, Ohio, October Il. 1879:
'sDr. r v. Pierce, Bayd!o N NY-Your' Favor
ite Prescription Is working almost like miracle
on me. lam batter already than I have been for
| over two years"
From ELLA A. SHArER, Zanesvil!e, Ind August
8, 1872: E zts; ya,t =
| s.Dr. Pierce,-I received the medicine you sent,
me and began using II immo odiately. AS result of
| the treatment feel better than have for three
| years." - fsS .. -is3 ts,tt "a.
| FROM Mrs. JOHN X. HAALIN, odell, H., Marcls
| 10, 1872: ,s,.,
"Dr. Picrce.-TEe Favorltc Prescription has
done me good, which am very thankfulfor."
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ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-F FNGLisH AhE' CREAM
ALE, AID PoaTEg.-To supply q demand from his
many couutrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he fatters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both in flavor andqiality,
and with hts universally 'cScana!en ana
porter will enable him to please the palates Of ail
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly filed.
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NEW sPRrNa GOODS Victoria lawns swfss
muslins, tuck camhrics, striped and check nasn-s
socks, taraltss and lace tics In the sades
parasols, all styles; fancy striped hose just re-
ctived, and selling very low at JULIUS srsras's,
S03 Broad street. II QSz II 81 Ge.f! 2 30 ,t.19
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q COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS APPOINTED. -
Governor Kemper has appointed c; z: Mon
tague, OF Baltimore, Md, and Z; d. smith,
Jr, OF 31S Broadway, New YORK, commis'' lnfl1ls''
sioners Of deeds for Virgin TO-. 4 81 ..s. |
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Mr.. BLAIR D1sgHARGED.-Mr.J Joseph A.
Blair was discharged from custody on satur-
day by order OF the Hustings Court and IN
conformity with the judgment OF the stl'
preme Court of Appeals. .''t
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.lPARDosEp.- Governor Kemper, Saturday.
pardoned John S. Thompson, of Dinwiddle
county, who was condemned to one years
imprisonmen in the pen1tentiary for uniaW-
fIll shnotinp ..rsJ4 ,sf !EsrrS - as..sL
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THE PIcKwIcK PHARsAcY, s32 MAIN STREET,
between Eighth ana Ninth 4 now open, With new
fixtures and new stock of drugs, medicines. per-,
fnmery, and toilet articles Particular attention
paid to conipounding physicians prescriptions and
family receipts. isNaA.0. BLISS, Proprietor
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A MEETING OF coIoREp persons will be held
bat the 5Third.Street Methodist church to.
night at s O'Clock to take action relative 70
the death of. Mr.. Sumner. ~ S.s8 - r.. .
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MEETING OF CREDrToRs.-The creditors OF
the Mutual Building Fund aud Dollar
Savings Bank are requested by Mr.. |. S.
Tower, chairman, to meet at S O'clock this
evening at 400 Main street for the consid.
Grafton of important business. .s'5 .
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~ UsmAr1.ABLE LETTERs RETAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT.O OFFICE, MARCH IA 1874
Judge Anderson, at Mrs. BrandeTs, ;101
franklin street, Richmond. va.;;s Mrs. 6
w. Bagby. 912 Seventh street, Richmond,
Va; * Business Richmond John W.Deh.
son, Richmond, va; John Pollard, Peters
burg, Va.;-Messrs. Blair & ThaxtoD, Rich.
mond, Va; Daniel E. Gardner, Esq, Super
jnlendent Public Schools. Heurico, Va
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Cr,aU soies of real estate nIads brttose, fhS lss o.
january and a9th Of Jl,s tas tares 1er mo TX, =,
se1,1 uedT hope to be paid b5 the Il;,rchdSeT. Vt
OF he usdr the tGres haesto be pad tythe ssasr.
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A CONSIGNMENT OF 10000 pounds of starch
from Cincinnati to- Stokes & Walker arrived
here on Saturday per Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad ~
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RIcHMosDs March Ii, 1874. 1fessrs. Eds,
tors,-The undersigned desire TO returtis
thanks to the :. Southern Associate for the
Reliefof, Widows aud Orphans, !" &C.. for the
further sum of 1926 each, to be applied TO
the care and education OF the Orphans under 2
their charge. =.
Lucy M. 3NoRTDNs ss ~
President Female Humane Association
WE. W. PxIEER, ii. D., J.
-. President Male Orphan Society
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DOLLAR SATfTGs BANK-P RocEEDISGs OF
CREDITORS TO THROW THE CONCERN INTO
BANKRUPTcY.-In the United States District
Court, Saturday, there was presented the pc
tition of Adolph Cappel and Robert Verne
members OF the firm of A. Cappel 81 Co..
and A. Cappel, in his own right, praying
that the Mutual Building Fund and Dollar
Savings Bank. of this city, be thrown into
bankruptcy. The petitioners aver that their
demands against said institution are: q bal.
ance due on deposits made by A. Cappel &
20. within the six months last past, and a
check drawn By Cappel & Co. on said corpo.
ration for $500, dated January 90, 1874, and
made payable to Messrs. Dix & Steiner, and
by Dix Il Steiner endorsed to said Cappel,
The balance now due-the said A. Capped &
Go. on said deposits being S1.S95, more or
less. and the amount due the said a. Cappel
being the whole or the unpafd cheet fof
$500. 80"
The petitioners charge that said corpora.
tion has committed an act of bankruptcy in
that
/. Being possessed of considerable estate
on the Sth of January, 1874. it made con.
veyance by deeds Of trust Of said estate tc
trustees with intent by said conveyance &c
hinder, delay, and defraud the creditors OIL
said corporation.
,. That said corporation conveyed their
property to trustees with intent 10 give
preference to one or more creditors, and
with intent by such disposition to defeat OF
DELAY the operations OF the bankrupt act.
5. That said corporation on the 18th day
of October, 1873. being banking corpora
ton, did suspend payment of its commercial
paper, and has not yet resumed payment OF
the same that Capped d Co. on the I'd day
of January, being on that day depositors IN
said corporation, and having therein on that
day large amount to their credit, did draw
check for $500, which check being pre-
sented, the officers of the bank declared thai
the bank had suspended, and said check was
not then nor has yet been paid.
For the reasons given briefly above, the
petitioners "pray that the said Mutual
Building Fund and Dollar Savings Bank
may be declared bankrupt, and that war
rant may be issued at once to take posses
sion of its estate; that the same may be dis
| tributed according to law. and such further
proceedings may be had thereon as the la"
in such case prescribes.' j. Amber Smith
& Co. and L. l.. Lewis appeared as solicitors
for the petitioners.
In accordance with the prayer of the Pc
/ titioners, Judge Hughes issued writ to re
Iquire the Mutual Building Fund and Dollal
Savings Bank to show cause why it shouC
not be auudcated bankrupt, and made ar
order of seizure, returnable on the goth in
Stant.
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A., MONDAY MORNING. MARCH le. 1874.

ClrY CouNc1L-No QuoRua.--A special
meeting Of the City Council was called for
Saturday afternoon, but at the expiration OF
the time prescribed by the city ordinance Cor
members to be in attendance, and 1t appear.
ing that there was not quorum present, the
clerk called the roll, and the following Coun-
cilmen responded to their names !: Messrs.
Wynne (presiden), Bargamn, Cottrell, For
rester. Hall, Hagan. Jones, Lipscomb, Straus,
Talbot, Todd, Vandervall, and Wagner
13. The names were recorded on the jour.
nal and the clerk declared the Council ad
journed for want of quorum.
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wooden buildings ard Of brick buildings
will, wooden trimmings In The heart Of os,r
eity. They are but afe.trails, which, IN
winds like those of the past few dsys, would
add strength to the f.e-biiIeW until = sea Of,
fame, as in Chicago aud Bostan, might BID
defiance TO human effort. :. A word to,fsle
wise Is sufficient"
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NECK. WEAR.

In spite of the rage for gilt jeweiry
linen collars win be fashionable only ios
morning, and rutfs and rut1es, :fraises ano
frilis will hold their oWn. These are snoWp
in dozens of styies-iaec and linen, muslin
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order by f. b.
SPENCE & SON, alerciiant I;ilors. Perfect ft'
guaranteed or no sale. 49,; ..~z g. .E Z Ij
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CLEARED FOB kIo.-Tiie American bark
Moro Castle, Captain CIV. Jswett, cleared
at the custom-house Saturday for Rio de Ja-
neiro with -four shipped by HaxaIl, Cren-
shaw e. Co. and Dunlop, McCauce 81 Co.
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THE MASONIC Grrr coSchHr At Norfolk win
certainly take place in May Positively no further
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THE WAGONS to gather clothing for the
roo: will visit Church Eli Tuesday.
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+. CELEBRATED AaIDoS SILK HAT TO be had only
of =. WEISIGER . Co.
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SMOKED sALMoN aud IRISH OAr- MEAL Just re-.
ceived at CHRISTIAN & WHITES. t''
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STATE TREAsUay.-The balance in the State
treasury on Saturday was $55G, ,S66.4s.
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nLACK E RoBOSsoN, ARCHITECTS
b1A BUILDER :. furnish PIea ny snd Sus. Y ,s.
TRACT for all kinds OF pos ~ ss, " ~
lion 10 business we win merit siisre Of 'ne ps0''o
ssfssss. sss sorees Of Siuth and franklin Streets
s w.. T.sALiex, d .;;lniMsss Rns0ss9iss, IN.
form r.y Of Pestfshurr "a "a ~ 4
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TEcEIyiSG FRESH FROM AUCTION
S. sala of brig Ficalla one hundred boxes resi-
MESsiSA, ORANGES, twenty.ASe boxes sIsSi sss
MtSsINA 5LEMfsNS-inii paeSeds souhd, H'Hh-
eoi0r II a's'' fes say = A. PlZ2INI. Ja.,
NH . t5 sc ~ feo1 nfSAa n'1~1' -.
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For UMBRELLA OR FOR CANE,
Whether fine or whether plain;

.tig For UNfBI RLLA OR FOR CANE, @gi,
-. Whether fine or whether plain; .t5
!, -r..t For tobicco or cigars, = .GM 2si4 - :,
s.u.g.. SauY In boxes or IN j,rS;, RI E-a s5s,s
d" For O book or magazine,
Latest papers to be scrn; f .-t
49, For all notions su;tins men,
. s. ~sf. Call, II possibly you can. 1, e z=-'
at SCHAAr's variety store, 1902 Maln street.
] THE EASIEST WAY to get $4,000 Is to purchase
Il ticket in the MASONIC GIFT ESTERrkIss mt
Norfolk, and You may be the lucky one. Tickets
can be had at P. WEIstGER Co.'s hat store, 1924;
Main street, Richmond.
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yfs'G COyrE<;TEONERTES
iCCO.s.4 ZIMMEIs'S b ..gl 4 lCOOs
WHOLESALE CANDY MaNUFAcTORY
-,, AND CAKE BAKERY.

AND CAKE BAKERY.
The undersigned respectfully andouuces to the
public in general. but especially To COUNTRY hER.
CHANTS, that he still can b. found 81 his old mar
ufacturlpg place, Ee5s azstE
2EG: 1886 MAIN STREET. lrf
Having enlarged and Improved his inanrkartory.
quality Of
than any other establishment In the city, and as
cheap as the cheapest Having also his own Bakery,
purchasers may be assured taat they will receiyea
fresh Article OF sss. ~
CAKES and CRACK ERS s.s
ort,er.d at the store Healsa keeps constantly On
hand n stock OF FOREIGN and DoaSsElc
FRUfFs-ap Oranges, Lemons saisins, M Gas- ,-
rants, Ctroas, Nuts, Alnonds, VI MEn
snd boti esi, sc. S ~, % e! a ~,
nah i6 3ns -t Ioo0 JILL ..H--r.--. ...-r.-