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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

TETS MEANS BUsNESS.-Governor Bramlettes
card in the Courier.Joarnal invites all the Ticket
holders in the Public Library Gift Concert TO send
delegates by the goth OF March to cooperate with
the management in seeing that every ticket Is fairly
represented In the drawing, which Is 10 take place
OH the 31st instant. This means business, and it
shows two things-frst, that the drawing Is certain
ITO come OFF, and those who want chances for the
prizes, which are ample fortunes, each one Of The
large ones, must purchase their tickets at once or
not ut all. For tickets, apply to A. p. L'ECUIEn,
t8D9 Bank street, or ". n. YERDY, clerk at Ford's
Hotel,
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[For the Dispatch

If the "Tax-paying Rider and Dnyer,'
who has been so terribly annoyed and i'm
perilled by the ours yelling and Swapping at
his horses heels, will step into some of our
apothecary stores and get the druggist tc
put up for him a few portable" Quaker but
tons" he will find them an effective remedy
against any repetitions Of these outrageous
attacks. They can be made safe and handy
Dogs are fond of them for the first time
swallow them greedily, and are perfectly
cured. They never rush out bowling after
"a horse again. A SUFFERER.
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The RumbIinT or Hald Memnsaiii-Ex
cifernoutan the 1Id N0rtts States

Especial telegram 70 the Bdsnafch1
sAIisBCaY, n. CT, March 1s.--The mall
agent on the western road reports thai the
excitement continues around Bald moun-
tain. The people are getting more alarmed,
every day. The most wicked, ones are asking
the more moral ones to pray for them. One,
whiskey .dis.iller has abandoned bis still.
house, and called upon the church members
to pray for him. A great revival Of religion,
Is now said to. be going on in that section Of
country, brought about BY the signs Of an
eruption that Is likely totake place In that
neighborhood. as
The reports from that region no doubt
are 10 some extent exaggerated, bat there is
too much truth in them to make Bald noun,
tain o desirable place to visit. "A loud noisey
is beard, resembling distant thunder, about
every hour during day and night. sga
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NH I7-d&w
zNOoDALL's PLAYING, CARDS.
THn REsT-THE CHEAPEST.

: srEAMsHIps-Cheap kind made; REGATTAs-
"A cheap common card; RRoADWAIs-A nice con-"
mon card; VRGINLAs-Fine calico backs; GEM
Sarious coiors and des1gnsJ; CoLrABIAs-tEuchge
deck} extra quality GOLDEN GATEsTSateo % t,,s NE
~ 10 coIorJ n afterrs: GREAT AoGULs-Importec,
ihe finest made. ask FOB THEABoVE--TAkiE
S2er S2eroGMaRD AGAINST SPURIOUS CARDS.
Z. f.sT,TI0y-Purchasers ehould see that q aA%AA'
b,ack United States internal revenue stamp, &6S4S
WITH monogram v. E, h. on centre OF spade ElhaH
% an an cverv nack This ssnmp; In connec- go
aon with the .GoODALL CARDS, Is .
MorIcvr1 rTs ~ DEALEas.-Eyery pack OF the Good
ali Cards sold without this United Ssates revenue
stamp properly affixed subjects the seller 10
AsAYy ccua.y. @- s'AA
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FINED FOR CRUELTY TO MULE.-Yester-
day Justice White imposed fine Of % upon
John Tinsley (negro), guilty of cruelty to
mule by working him when In very weak
and diseased condition. -,
The Justice indicated his intention to pun
ish severely every instance of cruelty to an.
imals that might be brought to bis notice.
In this case be was, lenient because OF ex'
tenuating circumstances. :. .,,,;..,r..s.,.1:
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BEATTY, A DUTv.-Rey. DIR. f,urrv- os tb;s
city, will deliver u lecture on this suhieet at
Inion Station Methodist church this eve.
Ming at s O'Clock. The reputation and ponlI.
nFly OF DR.. Curry as An orator, as well as the
tiGme, guarantee an occasion of intellectual
pr"ht and enio.m There will doubtless
De a large audience in attendance. The pro
ceeds OF the lectures now being delivered q,
this church are for the benefit of the par.
sonaSe lately erected. To aid this laudable
Enterprise, DR.. Curry gives his lecture as an
act OF Christian Kindness to sister denomi-
nation.
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REMOVAL OF THE PENITENTIAEY.-Theb Dill
reported from the Senate Committee on Pub.
lie Institutions provides for the removal OF
the penitentiary to some point not less than
five miles from the corporate limits, pro-
vided that no proposal shall be accepted
which involves the State in any expense over
and above the proceeds of the sale of the lane
and buildings now used for and connected
with the penitentiary.
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DK. ARasTRosG's LECTURE O.NIGHT.-It
VIII lie remembered that DR.. Armstrong, OF
Norfolk, will lecture tonight and tomorrow
nlSht at the Grace-Street PRESBYTERIAN
church, the proceeds Of which are 10 be de-
voted TO the church. DR.. Armstrong is said
10 be remarkable for the elearness Of bis
thought and style, and as his subject,
" CheoIs, the Great Pyramid OF Egypt Is
4 very interesting one, he will doubtless have
q very large audience. -
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WORK FOR TIE UNEMpLoYED.-A number
of hands, to be recommended by the visitors
or members of the Richmond Relief Com.
mittee, will be employed on the new reser'
yoir if Immediate application be made. In
this way the city will relieve the committee
Of the burden of supporting number ol
families that have been receiving assistance
from them during the winter.
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hEAoR,ALi PfcTURE-We have received from
mn. .. W. DAVIES, Lee Gallery, 920 Main street,
acopy OF hts memorial picture OF the Baptist Gem
iai ,A Associaton Of Virginia. group of two hum
leu ana tmrty-four, ministers Of that body. 1t is
IN tne hnest style OF the Photographic art,
anu suny sustains the reputation Of Mr.. DAVIES as
a master Of his professfon.-Editors Pi.h,oo,J
Dispatch, December 25, 1879.
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Burnine OF d Steamboat.

,,t;NEw ORLEANS, March 17.-Tbe steamboat
Southwestern, hence Thursday for Shreye-
port, with fuil list OF passengers and I'VE
hundred tons of ass orted cargo. was burned
at Colfax Sunday morning. he boat ana
cargo are Q total loss. They are valued az
$50, ,GD0--insuranee Sl0, 900. The Tassen.
gers lost their baggage. The officers and
crew returned here By the Marie Louise.
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CosvIcTs REcElvED.-Tbe following prl-
soners were received at the penitentiary
yesterday From Norfolk, Abraham wood
house, two years, forgery; from Wythe,
George Curtis Fusch, twelve years, horse
stealing and a grand larceny. and Robert
Miller, five years, felony from BrunsWiek,
Primus Jones, three years, house-breaklng
from Fredericksburg, Robert Akcrs, one
wear. petit larceny-second offence.
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FAIRFIELD GRANGE P PATRoNs OF HUsBANDRY
This organization though young Is making
itself very popular amongst our suburban
residents. -.
AT the last meeting there were Q number
of limitations and good many petitions fol
membership. r ..Z-. ..,
Tie Grange meets again at the Mason.s
Hall, Twenty-fifth street, at o'clock thls
evening. .a.... 5s- -. /. f....s..
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-There
was no session of the United States District
Court yesterday. Judge Hughes has gone
to Norfolk to hold court there. He will re
turn here by the 25th instant, when he will
try the case of the Trustees Of the Mutual
Building Fund and Dollar Savings Bank vs
John e. BossieuX.
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( [L1ter,l |

SERIOUS ELECTION RIOTS AT HONOLULU.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18.-Serious riots
occurred at Honolulu upon the election OF
Kaakna as King. When the announcement
of Emma's defeat was made, mob of her
attendants attacked the house Of the Assem-
bIy, beat several of its members Zone of
whom afterwards died), tore up the seats
aud desks, set fire to the house, when United
States and British marines landed and dis
persed it. :.
Mr. Green, the Minister of Foreign AT
fairs, rendered the thanks Of the Govern
ment for the timely interference of the
marines. 5s
The King is still threatened with assassina-
ton.
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PRESENTED WITH SILVER PITCHER.-On
Irsd,y, Mrs. l.. Holzinger, president Of the
Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Association, an
Nlic OF Deputy Sergeant Holzinger, OF this
cty, was waited upon by committee OF
i"I ladics from the Association, and pre-
SeIiicd With beautiful silver water-pitchcr
ana waiter. The silver is handsomely en-
StNed, and came 10 the worthy wife of Mr..
hoizn9er Very unexpectedly.
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Launch Of am Ocean steamer.

CHESTER, PA, March 1s.-The steamship
City OF PekiD, for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, was launched in splendid style at
five minutes to l O'Clock, In the presence of
an immense crowd lining the wharyes and
numerous steamers and tugs afoat in the
river. Special trains brought about q thou
sand strangers from New York, Philadelphia,
aud Washington. 80 $3.50 ltsi&@r
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THE VALLEY RAILROAD ExTESs1oN.-The
Senate Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation yesterday morning agreed by q
very large majority to report adversely apen
the bill proposing to allow the Valley Kali
road Company to extend its line from near
Salem to near Bristol. Subsequently this
vote was reconsidered and the bill laid on
4, fo1Nl
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ATE Co1rycr1 FRIENDS OF TEMpERAs

STATE Council FRIENDS OF TEMPERAScE.-
At meeting of Old Dominion Council,
No. 13o, Friends of Temperance, night be-
fore last, motion was offered extending ar
invitation to the State Council to hold its
next semi-annual meeting in the city of Rich
mond, which takes place on the fourth Tues
day in April. Stonewall and Lee Councils
we're fraternally invited to cooperate Will
Old Dominion in providing the neceSsar!
arrangements for the comfort of the mem
hers Of the State Council,
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TRUNKS ROBBED. Several instances of the
robbery of passengers trunks on the line
from Richmond to Charleston have been re-
Gently reported to the officers Of the Peters
burg Railroad Company, and no clue to the
depredator has been obtained. The locks OF
the trunks, from the account we receive,
were picked by some sklllful hand. From
the Investigation so far made, it appears
that this piIaging occurred south OF Vel
don, but exactly where is not known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

/ THE PICKwIcK PHARMACY, S32 MAIN STREET,
between Eighth and Ninth, is now open, 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. y. BLISS. Proprietor.
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CHARGED WITH THROWING SToNEs.--A NUN.
Der OF boys taught at the Madison school
were arrested yesterday morning on the
charge of throwing stones at one OF the city
cart. drivers. The boys were bailed until
this morning, when Justice White will pro-
bably decide the case. ..s.... ...........
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SAFE OF VUs DE L'EAU.--The sale Of the
Vne de L'Eau Hotel properly, to take place
on the 22d day of April, is 70 be BY virtue Of
deed of trust made by the president and
stockholders "for the benefit Of all the
creditors"
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Attempt at Suicide.

rspeciai telegram to the Diapatch.1
FARMyILLE, March 49, Or. Leach, OF Farm
vile, passenger on the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio cars to-day from Richmond, at.
tempted suicide whilethe cars were stopping
here for dinner BY cutting his throat, bnt for
tunateIy made only a flesh wound. He was
able to 60 on after tire wound had been
dressed by DR.. F. Ell. Robertson, Of Peters,
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PORTRAIT OF GOVERNOR WALKER.-A por-
trait of Ex-Governor Walker, painted by
Mir. Fisher, late of Lynchburg, now of Rich
mopd, was exhibited in the rotunda of the
Capitol yesterday, and received no little
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

CANES WITH GOLD AND SILVER HEADS,
Canes for gents and canes Tor lads;
Canes FOR legislators, bloodS, ..
Canes with legs and canes with buds;
Canes 10 give the weak support, ....-
Canes for show and canes for sport;
Canes for fun and for defence
The assortment is immense
at ScIIA Ar's Cigar, Umbrella, News, aud Variety
Store, 1402 Main etreet.
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5wuyrssansls,s m l,afrp. yaI.

;e,ArRo, Ill, March l8.-A terrible hurri,.
cane, accompanied by thunder, lightning,
and ruir,. passed over this city at s O'clock
this morning, causing considerable destfne..
Len oi plvps.tl. Az isss VI iae u rriea tsd,
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UNI1cESsEp Doas.--Alice Coles, William
Mabray, Lucinda Brown, Philis Winston,
Robert Brown, Edward Hall, William Da-
Wis. William Wallace, Sarah Pryor, Jere
williams. and John Tinsley were fined yes
ferday BIZ the Poliee-J Justice $3.50 each for
Keeping unlicensed dogs. etE ,f.
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TRANSFER PRETING-INKs-Inyalu to rail.
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having Just
received fresh SUPPLY OF these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
rrfcps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

TRUSTEES ArrolSrED.-The State Board OF
houea'ion yesterday appointed the follow.
iHs school trustees for Northumberland
county: Lottsturg district, William H.
tiaushton; Heathsyille district, Leroy N.
Lu'uelI; "icomco district, James w. Kel-
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THE EASIEST WAY to get $50, 1000 is to purchase
a ticket in the MASONIC GIT ENTERPRISE at
Norfolk, and you may be the lucky one.- Ticket
can be had at P. WE1sIGER & Co.'s hat store, 1901
Main street, Richmond. s.r
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! PoL,oF C0URr, WEpNEspAY- Jnslice White.
L. e. Mayer, guilty OF obtaining small lot
of goods under false pretences from Thomas
B. Williams, Was sent 10 jail for sixty days.
Harriet ]. Anderson (Degro), guilty OF
creating disturbance In the street, was sent
TO JUL for thirty days.
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= sxLrs OF REAL ESTATE OF. MARCH ii, 1874,
ny o. d. EKcHo, AUcTIoNEER.,--1hree lots on
4 ahland and Robertson streets ar an average OF
so 25 per foot Four lots on Gilbert street ut an
average OF % per foot. p -ss..% :
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Heavy Rains and Freshet I'm AIaba-
- na-InterruDfiCn Of Travel

mH-EnteEFupIaUM Oh 1rUVeI.
MONTGOMERY, March 1S.-The heavy rains
in Middle Alabama have ceased. The Ala.
bama river is very high, and out Of its banks
In many places. Travel to Mobile is stopped
byreason Of washes on the railroad track
and damage to some OF the bridges. Nc
trains have gone out to-day to Atlanta, part
of the track being under water. The trains
for Eufaua will not run for day or two
The freshet is too early to iDjnre planters, as
very little of the crop has been planted.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

., :. Germany go -:sN
BERLIN, March 1S.-J. Heinrich hfnedief,
the distinguished German astronomer, IS
dead. he was seyenly-nine years old. Y
Sandwich Standardization Of Luna
niilO's Successor.
SAS FRANCISCO, March 1S.-The steamship
Nliksdo brings intelligence from Honolulu
that Prince kalakna has been elected King
Of the Sandwich Islands to succeed Luna.
Lilo. The elections were quiet. .,
Commercial news is unimp0rtant. ssr... ~
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
.1cKrNs,s wnRKs-15 VOIIIMEs

DICKENS's WORKs-15 VOLUMES
~ Scott, 27 "; Bulwer, IL v; Ainsworth, 8 VI
Reade. 10 "; Nayne Reade is "; shakespeare IL
v; Dumas, 10 v; Wilson, 12 W; Chambers, 1o ";
Lord 1hanceliors. 10 v; Ssrickiand's Queens, a
"; Goethe, v; British Poets, W.: Schiller, Vi
the BEST works Also for SALE the largest stock IN
Virginia OF new and old books in all the depart.
mems u il' '' RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH,
mby7.dGw - = 1918 Main treet.
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SALE AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
N. N. LEE, e NJ, commissioners sale of house
and lot In the town of Salem, Roanoke county;
also, an undivided moiety in tract of land IN
New Kent county. 's.
SALES ELSEWHERE.
PAINE, CABELL & CO., 10 A. NJ, dry goods,
clothing, hats. boots, shoes, &c.
THOMAS ". KEESEE, 1Os A. NJ, admiulstra-
tors sale of extensive assortment of parlor,
chamber, and dining. room furniture, bedding
&C, Co. .... x,.a. s-. ....---..... ..-
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senator snnn,,.e..r,s successor.

Bosros, March 1S.-The contest for Sum
ner's successor Is narrowing down. The
principal candidates are now conceded to be
Mxsrs. Dawes, Adams, Hoar, and Banks. It
is thought the Democrats, who have IS votes
out of $50, viii unite on q, Liberal Republi-
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TRANSFER PRINTING-ISKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-blls, &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary etterpress book. Send your orders
for printing in these inks, and for all other descrip
uons Of printing, to the DispQtch Printing House.
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Death OF. the Governor Of Florida. /,
JAcXsoNvILLE, FLA, March 1S.-O. b.
Hart, Governor Of Florida, alters lingering
illness, died in this cityat7 o'clock this eve
ming. a- s.f- r,-a.,
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CLUB MEETNG.-A called meeting of the
German Conservative Club of Marshall and
Jefferson wards will be held this evening at
their club-room, No. 1903 Main street.
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SAVANNAH, March 1S.-The Sumner Me-
mortal celebration was participated In by
large number of colored people. The COL
ored religious and benevolent societies met
at st. Philips church, where addresses We're
delivered by several coloreu men.
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk will
certainly take place in May Positively no further
postponement
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TIE CENTRE OF EXCITEMENT on the 31st in-
slant Will be in Louisville, at the distribution OF
one million and half OF dollars among $4,000
ticke holders IL the Fourth Gift Concert, Public
Library Of Kentucky. A quarter OF million dol
lars in one prize, r. hundred thousand dollars in
another are seine Of the attractive features of this
fruIy grand scheme Tickets may be procured for
a short time YET For tickets apply to A. p.
L,EcIJSEg, 900 Bank street, or w. II. YkRBY,
clerk ~ Tords ho.el.
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WALNUT CANDY at ASTOSI'S.

DEMoREsT'S" WHAT TO WEAR" for the spring
and summer also, Demorests latest patterns, just
received at JULIUS MEYERS 6O3 Broad street.
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NEW FRENCH pRuyEs at AsroN's.

BLEAcHrD .corros at bottom prices at LEVY
BROTHKRs', -, .+sx.,s5ssE, !. .gss:
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fa 24-1m:

.J JAMES JEFFREYs, il
PRACTICAL sToSE.cpTTER ASD aaksoN.
/ g.3g st4 Is prepared To exccuse &
4 GRANITE WORK MALL LITsRRANesHflE1A
/. specis, at,andon siyeato snalosing sees'onR' w
cemeteries. Yard on sixsh ness tapai stfcea. Az
orders viii be- premptly attended @. nh 5-ln.
TVIEaT,s ALADDINs SEC IJRIIY OfII,
wv paArT,s SAFETY ASTHAL OIL
49, SPERM VI y. -. =
SEEffuEnf Efusss1tu 1ltunnsHEiiGATls jill OH
LARD Oil, 80 -
mhl7 y " 80. =, :
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WILBoR's CoD-LrvER On AND LINE, Fougeras
Cod-Liver OH, Moller's Norwegian Cod-Liyer Oil.
L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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Suicide.

BALTIMORE, March 1e.--J. w. Higgins,
bookkeeper of the aNosfolk Steamboat Com
pany, committed suicide to-day with lauda.:
mum.
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THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT Of Ham,
burg edgings and inscrtngs can be found ar Levy
BROTHERS.. - ----L IL 60 n.
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HAVE YOU BOUGHT ANY OF THAT EXCELLENT
CHECKED MUSLIN, only 80 cents yard, az LEVY
RROTuERS'.
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HusrlEGs CoURr.-This court was not in
session Yesterday. Judge Guigon was at
lending the meeting OF the bar ut the Su.
IstG-e Cou.t oi Appeals.
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COHEN BROTHERS are selling "one Dollar :"
French corsets al Soc: and many other goods al
astolishinglY low rates. .-r
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THE JUNIATA HAIR REsToRER-the true life
for the hair-inyigorates and renews. L. WAC
NER, Druggist.
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WINDSOR scARFs-spring styles Just received
by E. B. SPENCE & Son.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. G. j. Griffith, of the Vlr-
gin'a Monitor, published at Rocky Mount,
is in the city.
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JUST ouT.-The CAPTAIN COLLAR, something
new and nice for the spring. For sale by E. 70
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GO roAHroSrs for lemon -eocoannt--som
naw--Main street. .5ft .f.ts-t -,
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as A NICE STOCK OF SPRING cAIIcoEs at LEVY
BROTHERS.
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CAPTAIN CoLLAR.-The latest style Collar ont.
just received and for sale by e. 3. SPENCE a Sow.
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ABEAUTIruL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES SCARF
tu,t received at LEVY BRoTuERs'.
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SPRING Goops.-Nice stock just received. For
sale by e. B. SPENCE & son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19
AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

On all sales of real estate made btpeen the Let o.
January and 3oth Of June the tcres for the pre-
al sales made b1uee7 the lSt Of July and las
Of the year the tGzes haueto be patd 5y the seller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

liA LARGE AND NICE ASSORTED STOCK OF SPRING
PERCl.ES at LETE BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

ENaLIsH WoRsTED CoArrsGs. Large stock of
new goods Just opened by e. B. SPENCE SON..
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING mA
II on the north side OF Cary between Sccond{EI
and Third streets, containing eight rooms, besides
kitchen and servants rooms, bathroom, gas aud
water on. the premises. Everything In complete
order. Apply to HILL GODDlN,
Real Estate Agents, No. II 0S Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-19

LADIES SHOULD REMEMBER in their shopping
ANToNI'S dining-saloon. .-