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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-13

POLICE COURT, THURsDAY.-Justice W
Hail CreU presitling.-Bun Bee, charged
with being common thief and vagrant, wa:
sent to Jail for three months.
James Harris, charged with being drunk
was fined 50.
Ada Lee, charged with stealing lot o.
clothing of the value of IS from Johr
Henry, was sent to Jail for len days.
Edward McNulty, charged with having il
his possession lot of cigars, and spoon;
and forks, supposed to have been stolen
Case continued until Saturday.
Stephen Ratclffe, unlawful trespass. Case
dismissed on payment Of costs.
The case of j. Boujasson, charged witt
shooting F. S. Gloor, was removed to tht
Hastings Court.
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J.L. .APPERSoN will sell at the Real Estate *
change rooms, On MONDAY the 10th day Of NO
yembcr, S74, comm enciug at O'Clock +. NJ, Tlif
LARGEST AND MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS EVER PUT On
THIS MARKET AT AUCTION. Among the fine Illus
trated works are two copies of AUDUBoN'S BIRDS
OF AMERICA, eight vo!ums.
The rooms will be open on Friday and Saturday
from 12 NJ. to P. NJ, aud on Monday from L
M. DON'T FORGET THAT THE SALE BEGINS WITH
THE IAw-BooKs AT P. NJ. the latter day.
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THE FAIR.-A peep into thelecture-room
or the Broad-Street Methodist church, where
the ladies are now holding fair for most
commendable object, will reveal quite an in.
teresting scene and those who go in and
patronize the fair ones will hardly regret it.
The ladies have on hand Il variety OF useful
and ornamental articles, besides bountiful
supply of substantlals and sweets.
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TRANSFER PRINTING Iass.-We Invite atten.
ton To the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are OF receut intro
ductlon. but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are OF aquality that can be copied any length Of
time after being printed. VIII copy In ordinary
ielter-press book.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Frank D. Hill,
auctioneer, No. 110S Main street, has sold
during the past week brick house and lot on
College street for $3.50, two brick stores on
Main near Eighteenth for $4,000, and brick
store on Cary between Sixth and Seventh
for g ,625. Also, six lots in Hopedale, near
Haryie at $500.
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TRIAL OF Mr.. L. T. BRoocKs COMMENCED.
In the United States CIRCUIT Court yester.
day counsel for Mr.. L. It. Brooks, who has
been indicted for violation of the national
currency act, moved the court for bill of
particulars. The motion was elaborately
argued by counsel, and was overruled by
the court. Counsel for defence then moved
the court for continuance Of the case on
the ground Of the absence Of important
witnesses. The Court asked the names of
those witnesses. The names Of Martin
Lewis, Of Baltimore, and Il. A. Lancaster,
OF New York, were given. Judge Bond
said MIR. Lewis died some time ago, and that
he had attended his funeral Mr.. Lancaster
had been summoned for the prosecution,
and was here on the first day Of the term,
but had gone back to New York, and had
written that lie was sick. Learning that Mr..
Lancaster had not been summoned for the
defence, the court refused to continue the
case on his account. 1t was understood that
Mr.. Lancaster would be telegraphed for.
All legal questions having been disposed
of, MIR. Brooks pleaded not guilty to the iu-
dictment, which, in thirty-seven counts,
charges embezzling, abstracting, and mis-
applying moneys and credits OF the Mer-
chants National Bank Of Petersburg, max
ing false entries in the record. book and jour.
nal Of the bank, making false reports to the
controller, and unlawful assignments of
property Of the bank. The following jury
was sworn to try the case: Ii. c. Eddings,
Chesterfield; James w. Carpenter, Louisa =;
Robert Jones (colored), -; Peter Grouse,
Fredericksburg; p. Il. Quarles (eolored),
Richmond; G.. Junius Woodson, Gooch-
land; r. e. Mosby, Powhatan; Thomas
Murphy, Amelia; Cope Ruff (colored), Sur
ry; Rowland Hill. Richmond; P. A. J. Brax-
ton (colored), Madison; Tazewell Branch
(colorcd), Prince Edward.
The first witness put upon the stand was
Mr.. A. W. Archer, general book.keepor OF
the bank. His examination was long aud
tedious one. lie was requested to explain a
large number CT entries in books and to
identify several notes and drafts which were
brought in US record evidence. The court
at O'Clock adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
The Government is represented by Mr.. L.
L. Lewis, district attorney; Major William
F. Worthngton, assistant district attorney,
and Judge Lowe, Of Iowa. Captain John
Lyon, Ex-Governor Fl. Fl. Wells, and Major
G. 5. Stringfellow, appeared for the accused
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have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand Of 81 SELECT controlled By Messrs WAL.
TER D. BLAIR Il Co., Richmond, Va, and fnG II
FREE FROM FUsn. OIL and other impurities. and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur
poses. j. 3. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College OF Virginia.
January 13, 1872.
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BLACK sILKs.-But few have any idea of the
stock OF BLACK SILKS that LEVY BROTHERS have
now In store. These silks were selected with great
care, and are good: that will wear well. Intending
to make silks specially, LEVY BROTHERS are
tfering extra inducements to secure The trade.
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ENGLISH, DIAGONAL, AND WoRSTED CoAT-
1NGs, suitable for Prince Albert coats, and very
large assortment Of English and French cassI1neres
for business SUITS just received and will be made up
to wear in the best and most fashionable styles by
E. B. SPENCE & Son, merchant tailors, 1900
Main sheet
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usnA11ABLE LETTERS REAAIS1sG IN Ths
R1CHMorD Posi-. OFFICE NOVEMBER II, lSI4-
Mr. James d. Underwood, Negrofoot post
office. Hanover county, Va; A. ID: peD'
bress, No. 400 Baker street. Richmond, Va;
Mrs. Sarah White, go east Tenth street:
Mrs. T. B. Martin, care Of John AcFarlana'
Richmond, Va,
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N1cHoLs's READINGS AT ASSOCIATION HALL.
This popular reader will visit Richmond
early In December, and read choice seleetions
from popular authors. Mr.. Nichols IS one
of the best readers who visits Richmond, ana
he will doubtless be greeted by large au'
diencas
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TO PoLIcY-HOLDERs OF TILE UNIVERSAL LII

To PoLIcY-HoLDERs OF TIE UNIVERSAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY IN RICHMOND AND VIcIN
ITY.-In announcing myself us general aSeat foi
the Universal 1t did not occur to me to say-what
now 90 with much pleasure-that L. W. ROSE, Esq.
would continue his local agency, rs heretofore anc
that a cordial cooperation would be our pro-
yramme Respectfully, &C.
WILLIAM Al. WITIIERs,
General Agent
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TOILET ARTICLES.

1 ~, .'EW PREPARATION FOR THE
istl,i' ~. ~. 'lNlAIA or TEA HAIR-WASH, will
He,,g,. =, "riihal color, dots not die or staip,
gor,t. raai .anhi 3i Of The hair. aud improves the
-sy t> tt,stihH y" sulphur, sugar Of Iead or any
%.5.l,t & LhiSht be at AL injurious. Sold ut
WAGSEh'S drugstore.
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ELEGANT LACE CURTArSs.-NorTiNedAh
LACE CURTAINS, CURTAIN LAcEs, REPS, DAAAsK,
and yEsTIBuLE LACEs. WIsDow-sHApEs ana
CARPETS In great variety at LEVY BsoTHEhs'.
The aboyearteles are being cold much below Fesu-
lar prices.
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LdhL'ER l. DEALERS.

v oI@,IEs> oHhE> HAVING SOLD THE LOT
" ~ sa S,a ~; m b, u, az iulnber-yard, We will sell
ptth. NJ T'V3 ttrns Our entire stock Of l. UM.
tIAL. ntte On taGd large lOI Of SCAHT.
tTryJklNE al. 1-4. and 81 BOARDS
viz, tOsrs AIIiEk~BOARUING, SHIN.
=, JAMES GUNN & SON,
@4z!w 4atd Fifteenth and Cary streets,
RleAnond, YA
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MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDs.-A match
game of billiards will be played at the Bill
lard Palace, 900 Broad street, between w.
S. Levy and G. G. Wolf, tonight, commenc-
ing at s O'Clock. Game, balls, 800 points.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE YORK RIVER RAIL.
ROAD CoMpANY.-At the annual meeting OF
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
Railroad Company, held on Wednesday, the
old officers were reelected, and the Presl-
dents report for the past year read ana re-
ceived. -
MIR. Burrows, the president, reviews the
progress of the company from the time II
went into the hands of the present owners 10
date. and says that the road is now in unex,
ceptionable condition. 1t is fully suppIed
with the necessary equipments, and con;
siderable portion of the track has been relalo
with the best American iron. The sum OF
s195 600 has been subscribed by the COM
nany TO the stock of the Baltimore, Chesa'
peake and Richmond Steamboat Company,
and northern steamboat connections haVe
been secured.
The net earnings of the company amount
TO S32, ,532.S4, as the following statement
from the treasurer's report will shoW-Y'z.,
Gross earnings &c
GENERATING expenses ...........'....... t-'o1o -
,o+ EARNINGS s2,5s2 81
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S5.75. soFr COKE. S5. ~,

Only eight days left y secure this popular COOK
ING AND CRATE FUEL At 1915 per load Of
twenty-five bushels, well screened.
AS gratc-fucl 1t his II, superior-klndles as
quick as hitu, inous coal and lasts twice long. is
entirely free from poppi aLd has much less slate.
Anthracite, Clover Hill. and Splnt Coal sold ut
lowest rates Also. Oak and Pine Wood; Hand
split Kinaling Wool, fiea from knots, speciality.
GEORGE CUrTkELL. 905 Basin blnk, second
Cfllcc from corn of Ninth. 10 l3-eou1m
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LAST NIGHT OF TILE FAIR AT THE BROAD
STREET METHODIST CHURcH.-To-night all the
articles uusold will be sold ut auction by Mr.. (. b.
COOK. Many useful and beautiful articles; also
children's clothing &C., SC. The public specially
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, household fur
nture. stoves, feather-beds, &c.
FRANK ID. HILL, P. NJ, building lots corner Of
Grace and Twenly-second streets, Church Hill.
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TIE THEATRE NEXT WsEK.-Mrs. F.. W

THE THEATRE NEXT WEEK.-Mrs: =. w.
Lander. a talented actress, well and iayora.
bIy known to the Richmond play-goers, WIN
o,,mmence brief engagement in this city
osx.. NJ Monday. During the week she VIII
ns rnaa,. as g Queen Elizabetb."1 Mary Stuart, |"
apxerie apge1i Antoinette," and other impersonaa..
tfons ms II In W hich she has gained FOR hersel
grest crest 6. eelebrisy in all parts Of the United
States. .s
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WssGD ANBs C1AAa..

GOAL AND WOOD.-tireat iuducement
~ for the cash. Best ANTIIRACITE, per ton Of
LUMP, 1926 TO S55 so per 25 bushels, or 4G.25 10
$3.50 per ton; COk"-beSi lump. $3.50 per load
CLOHEK bill, $5 per load, 70 bushels; OAK
Ninett enth and Cary streets.
IA CHARLES III. PAGE.
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OyERcoATs-For large and wel-asSor1eo
stock OF oyercoats call on e. B. SPENCE q BON
They have them In great variety, made Oh hne
black and brown beaver, fur beaver and chincniila
made in sacks, and talmas, and glengarys. For a
good oyercoat, ut low prices, call at 13oO Main
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The largest and best stock OF TABLE-CLorHs,
NAPKINS DoYLiES, and TOWELS, at the lowest
prices, at LEVY BRoTHBRs'. Take look at this
stock before purchasing
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AMERCIIANr down town sells Inoreoi pr. DULL
COUGH SYRUP than all other medclnes toeelhef' -
snrely must be the best remedy for u cough.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DgEss-sHIRrs and all kinds
OF gentlenens furnishing goods. for sale low by E..
3. SPENCE & son, 1900 Main street. Try Gray,s
moplded cola re
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If you wish to purchase n set of FURs. a'cLoAK,
or q SHAWL, and save money in doing so, call on
LEVY BROTHERS,
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MILITARY EXAMINERS APPoNTED.-Goyer.
nor Kemper yesterday appointed, Coionei
Delaware Kemper, of Hampden Sidney Col.
lree. and Colonel j. P. Fitzgerald and Cap,
tain Francis Irving, of FarmVille: a Board
nf Military Examiners for Farmvllle.
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BUSINESS suITs.-A large stock Of ready-made
business suits and Prince Albert coats for sale low
by E.. B. SPENCE s. Son, merchant tailors, 1Soo
Main street.
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! '"'IAlA AGRICULTURAL ANL
AE,HANljAL CJLLtGE
''HlEACTOkS AND BUILDERS.

- TsIfN UhS MD i. IIIDERS.
g.r.r..,r,'I.n PROPOSALS are hereby invited for
1884,, '" '"' 81 40 HAHGE COLLEGE BUILD
Egl.,a'.,! VIZ DIV NELLI%G-HOUSES. Plans
&t. r.'"'''i"ns Tor The same can hc seen either
IEEEa., t'' IA c!ock burg, or at the office OF A.
sHl.g '- 'l''h!lrci Richmond The proposals 10
Ats.' ~ W "r hcfore TUESDAY, the 2ilh of
i+,.l s.,,i ne c'limatcs 70 bc made ou, sepa-
e, Avn buidiI z. aiiG In detail for the differ
.a%'. % "ork piasicring, rain,ins M inh Stating, &c.
4y /" "y"cting all bids Is reserved.
= II. BLACK, Rector.
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lithAN.If$ER GOODS. &C.
-. OLDEST AND LARGEST

80. bLIiE>I AND LARGEST
a-%AN-HAin GOODS MANDATORY IN
TIE CITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1868.
- ha inud large stuck-morc than
Az s"... ni Virginia can buy or use III three
.- ..' .'.it-. Hair goods al all prices. Hair
49,. H. 90. 70 so each; prices for liking
&. ''A D''r. 20 IL frizeltcS, per yard. from
-. 80 -, ~, from 80 10 f2SJ half-wigS from
~ -. ;.s9;.rt- from IS Ia sI2. These prices
4 ~ I" 'tr quality OF tho goods and work
1..... " - Gone Ia proportion. K. FEsEAN-
tn, ''. ''.f practical alr-drrssrr III lile city
t....'1 'h'rFs"n'c u! twculy-ionr years In the
s-.. .'1 "a guarantee satisfaction. Fashl ons
i.r.'.'. ..'','hE Imported direct from Paris, with
E.\I goods aud tDi tt articles, al X. FER
i,, "43 Gl5 ana Gl7 Broad street. Look
,., . ton ala ot.cc, No. Sl3, before purchasing
49, '"' oc l9-1m
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Alrl'nuud Dlspatrh.

awTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIs-
PATCn Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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T.2>I GRAND BALL OF THE n5
t " ~
VIRGINIA >pClABLE>. X
A., ,.AlBAN'> HALL, On MONDAY,
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p#FE>>uR II. +. LAUBE>S G3
DANCING ACADEMY. SA
- !....ilE>' HALL. corner Eleventh n:
a.u Main streets.
- .-. 2. .--.>. au! Iutst"r> EDNtS DA1 ana
Si.' .hal al / o'clock. Gentic-
-... .Nt.bti and FRIDAY EVENINGS III ;.
a-a. "a4.. Boston. and all the latest dances
oc 2U-lm
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NORFOLK. VA, October 80, 1874

To Po,chatan Heisiger, agent, 921 Main street
At a meeting of the Board Of Directors OF the
Masonic Relief Association held tonight the toi-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That we give 10 the public our ohiclal
assurauc. that our Grand Gift Concert will posi-
tiyely he held on the 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1874. as previously appointed, and will under nc
circumstances be postponed
[Siguedl HENRY '. hcohs'
TUESDAY, November 9Th, last chance to buy
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h.N,ING AND CALISTHENlCS. o;

I:E'IN7' -FNU NAL1'' Z 111@-''e'7' 70
.>ssc,e THOMAS V. CARE EE
... ...-t tat ti,s,c. are ncw open FOR the sS>-sSs
;..... Il .,aDl.us in the hal! over McS>rs.
e. Prize 4 COS. Main aud Eleventh
.-.. . WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ
g..N.gE> .y ui.st- ana masters. TUESDAY
g.. r..Nfl EVENINGS for -cnl!, men. ana al
r.-.-. Asl. Clubhouse. thurch lllll on L ES-
h.: .EI-ENub\S ana SATURDAY MORN
IT,. g.. 4. .',.ueA tor MISSES and masters ana on
MAY .... .fiUk>DAN EVENINGS for gem
distraction in Glasses or Individually.
...... .t... .!,;t,.,.> A >Is.cIauT. &C 2G-1m
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BASk or COMMERCE. !
-.LH NtiS A<U IIiIhTEEST., srREETS.S
Ills iiANk Is PREPARED TO
1..# TINE or SIGHT DRAFTS on all
.' i-t~.nJl cities Of Europe In sums 10 slut
~.. ..' .u"&-, rates.
---.H JpitN G. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
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j. Thompson Brown.

Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer.
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.
c1O 1920 west Cary; three rooms ;a:d
OlOs large garden. LII
&l5. No.5 vest Canal (new); six rooms; gas and
Water.
$3.50. SOC west Leis Ii street; Ave rooms large
$50. 4o7 west Main Sven rooms and ki: chen.
no ii3-3t j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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FfNA.S4g Al.


g:T.'f ~ VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP ASDl
PACkET COMPANY, :
...#Nn%D. VA, November ON, SI4.)
TT LDtH> OF THE SCRIP OF THIS
II COMPANY arc again urgently rCqucstcG 10
. ....r -.. piu tho trustees al the National Bank
t-.. H.. :,. ,v., i've tcir proportion OF the O.d
'-.-... Steamship Company sioch Aeiu by siAS
'.-.a.r.
r. "...-... BOOKS vi he closed from November
~ .- f.,-s from d.irI until january. 1879.
sd. ..-..I- Who iaE" II yci received oid DO
...,. >r'a.H-.!ip Company scrip for their surren-
r.- '.--.a.t Steamship ard Packet Company
>r.. ,..>,, .Epy al once 10 The trustees or the
@-r- ID. }. BURR,
President Virginia Steamship and
e..--.w Packet company.
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TuE WEAruER To-DAY.-Ffom our re-
ports thtS morning the probabilities are hut
me accQthc,' today ,ciU be cold and clear.
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uyENEEE IL. lS7i.

g.. H.yHaEE: iuls"n Cunningham.
-.E:o. Na.ic, ;. Burlington. Andrew
II. GONZALES, Chairman.
7 las ,.If.. Secretary.
~. ... .,1ug gentleman and ladies, 81.
.-.-..r L-.acr'> First Virginia Regiment
49,. ... a.,.. ..,..u,i:,nc. no 1887
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PLANTERS NATIONAL EhNk,l
HIcuMONU. October IL, 1874.
al" HANk WILL ISSUE BILLS ON
'...a,... ireland, and SEQ lland payable Oh
..-... IL --lEs - suit, ~ lowest rates IL cur
". Il. QCARLtS,
.t-.M Cashier.
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TUESDAY, November 1 7th last chance to buy
ticket.
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FRIDAY ...NOVEMBER 13, 49, A.
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EOR RENT, those two new and desi- I'm
H rable BRICK TENFMENTS. Just com-E:G
pletr d, Nos. 304 and sos south Thftd ,trcet COLI
tanlng about ten rooms, with every modern coT-
venieuce. Rent very moderate, say S72O per an
num- Possession at once.
no l2-3t LYME BROTHER.
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CUMBERLAND and B1FUMlNOUS
" COAL, for smiths and steam purposes;
Z. r. UAKRlNGTOS,
o,1o l725 Cary street.
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A DESIRABLE SUIT OF THREEsd
IN ROOMS. on second floor can be obtained FL
II immediate application Is made ut No. Sol Mar
shall street. Reference required Address "N.,n
No. sol Marshall street, corner OF Eighth.
l2-2f<
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THE WEATHER yesterday was partly cloudy.
and clear, and cool.
Range Of Thermometer at the Dispatch office
Norc.nttT l2, 1874.
6 A. M............... 1913 L. .M............... 65
= A M............... 40 7. M............. sc
Noon................. 81 Midnight. Sc
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L OR RENT, ONE LARGE AND GA
l. PLEASANT ROOM. To smal! family oflE2::al
good standing the terms will be moderate.
Il. X. BASS,
no o12.3tK No. Al 0 west Clay street.
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TOR RENT. q very desirable C0T-GA
Il TAGE HOUSE, containing four rooms |; iii
kitchen with two rooms; stable andearrfage- house
on the premises; als0 well Of good water In the
T. q. BENNETT,
Second between B,oad and Grace streets.
no IA 3t - is44 s5 81 st1-Ss ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-18

pipes, and where the stream Of water
was very large pieces OF rags or wooden
plugs were inserted. A wooden bucket
acted the part OF boiler or else was set
under the boiler to catch the water that
leaked out, however. We saw no boiler,
the bucket seeming to play the most
prominent part The plan OF the boat
is artistic, it looks like q common wood.
en- bridge had Aosted down the stream
and caught up q couple OF sheds as il
went along, which had been ranged on
either side OF it, and tie whole was
propelled BY an old fashioned mill
wheel. Repaired, indeed better sell the
boiler for old iron and use the boat Tor
kindling wood. and build a new oue
out and out Louise LOCKWOOD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-18

TIE ATLANTIC GAEDEN.-Our friend,
Henry Bieberson, proprietor OF the
Atlantic saloon, has fitted up hie beer
garden in frst-class style, which Is
now open for the accommodation OF bis
numerous patrons. Henry has put up
. large new fountain, which adds much
to the attractiveness OF his pleasant
resort He has also on hand imported
Berlin aud Vienna beer, Bass London
ale on draught. California salmon, sar-
dimes, DeveIed crabs, cheese, cove oys-
tere, &c. Henry is also noted for keep
ing the best OF liquors and cigars to be
found at any bar in the city. His
Atlantic Garden" is the only one in
the city, and we have no doubt will be
a popular resort during the summer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-18

CIRCUIT CoURT.-This court met at
the usual hour Saturday morning,
judge Melvin on the bench.
The case OF Sherman rs. Logan Tribe
No. l., Improved Order OF Red Mes' on
q writ OF supersedeas to a judgment o.
the county court wac, on a motion, Or
dered to be docketed and continued to
future day.
The hearing OF charges on various
indIctmen ts for selling liquor 10 minors
behind soreness and without hcence, was
continued until May 22d.
The:case OF C. Gaus rs. Benno Kan
mer and others, in assumpsit, demurred
argued aud overruled. Plea OF non-
assumpsit filed and issued Joined, and
hearing set for May ODD.
John Gorshorn's executor, Us. W. N
Sommerville, a suit brought to recover
rent OF farm claimed to be due from
Sommerville, was continued until Mon
day morning at 9 o'clock.
The court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.