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MASCHEsTER NEWS.

ELECTION To-DAY.-The polls will be
omen from sunrise to sunset to-day at the
following places: First Ward, Abbotrs
shop Second Ward, Market House THIRD
Ward. Owen's store; Fourth ward, BOW
The following is the regular Conservative
ticket
Mayor: L. r. Cbiles.
Treasurer: j. w. Bronaugh.
Commonweal.h's Attorney: A. c. Atkis-
son.
: Clerk: r. Fl. Beazley.
Commissioner Of Revenue: W. 7. Llth'
CITY Sergeant Henry Fitzgerald.
Constable: Henry r. Gary.
The following are the Conservative capdi
dates for CouDciimen and justices Of the
Peace: 49,, 49,
liam J. Jones, 3. S. Whitehead. Justice Of
the Peace: James A. Gentry.
Second Ward.--CouDci!: n. a. EnoanS,
J. 4. Perdue, W. q. Taylor. Justice: James
: TarS Ward.--W. L. Moody, Samuel R
Owens, sr., George e. Anderson. Justice
q. Royali. e :. 80, ].
- Fourth Ward. Council: James ID. Craig,
A. L. Bradley, e. Morrissette. Justice: $.
IN the First and Second Wards no ticse.
i heipg run by the Republicans. In tte
Third Ward the following fieket has been
l,,.osdl n in nomination: Council Jordan
smith (colcredl 3. B. Howle, aud Dan lsnses W.
NolasNthe last two are CONSERVATIVE
In the Fourth Ward: coanel-AlsSa@n' @
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VoTE EARLY and then 90 to work.

REPUBLICAN, MEETING YESTERDAY was
announced at the Republican meeting at
the Third.Street Methodist church on Mon.
day night that a mass-meetiug of the jack
son Ward Republicans would be held on
Navy Hill yesterday afternoon. The follow.
ing note was left at our Office on Tuesday:
HThere will be mass.meesing Of the Re-
pubicans of Jackson Ward held tomorrow
evening at O'Clock on Navy Hill. Rev. Il.
NJ. Manly, w. II. Lester, Joseph Cox, and
w. II. Trent will address the meeting.
May &c. JOSIAH CRUMr. President"
|, About twenty-five colored Republicans as
semblcd on Navy Hill yesterday afternoon
but up to O'Clock no addresses had beer
delivered, and it was thought that th'
" mass-meeting would prove failure.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENTAL LITTLE GIRL
FALLS FROM SEcoND-SToRY WINDOW AND IS
KILLEp.-Yestcrday morning about halt.past
O'Clock terrible accident occurred ut No.
1921 Franklin street, which resulted in the
death of an attractive little girl aged about
five years and two months, a daughter of
Mr.. d. Meoni. The little child was standing
in high baby-chair at one of the back bay
windows in a room of the second story OF
the house mentioned, laughing with some
one in the yard below. There was strip
nailed across the window, upon which she
was leaning, and while payfuIly jumping
about in the chair, which unfortunately was
too high, the little girl swung herself too
far out of the window, and losing her
balance, fell to the brick yard below, q
distance Of about thirty feet. Her head was
terribly mashed, and her side shockingly
bruised. When taken up she was perfectly
unconscious, but was breathing. She was
taken into the house, surgical aid summoned
at once, but it was of no avail, for in five
minutes life vas extinct. ....
This is one of the saddest accidents which
has occurred in this city for long time, and
the parents of the unfortunate little girl have
the sympathy of large number of friends.
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Communicated

Novel Amateur Entertainment.
Let none of your readers neglect to wit.
ness the entertainment given at Assembly
Hall this Thursday evening under the au-
spices of the ladies' who so successfully car.
ried out the Old Folks Concert. They have
secured the services of gentleman who de-
votes his entire time to the preparation OF
these scenes, which he has directed in most
of the cities Of the United States.
Comic pantomme, pathetic ballads, classic
statues, and pictures in frames, will follow
IN rapid succession, performed by forty
young ladies' and gentlemen selected from
The first families of Richmond.
Secure your tickets early at Sleight g.
Howard's, corner Main and Tenth streets,
and help pay for "ye rag carpets and stuffed
cIIshions,o ' >~- "Tf,
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CONSERVATIVES OF MONROE WARD.-Se'
that no Republicans are on your tickets.

A PARDON GRANTED AND Two REFu sED'
Governor Kemper yesterday granted q par,
dom TO Alexander Davis, who was sentenced
during the month of March by the Police jus.
flee of Richmond to six months confinement
in the city Jail for larceny. Executive elem.
eucy was extended, because, first, the evidence
against the prisoner, which was entirely cir
cumstantial, is not irreconcilable with ra'
tionai hypothesis of innocence and warrants
strong doubts Of his guilt; second, the pris'
.oner is q boy y@of good character hitherto.
and bis pardon is urged by the Police jus
tiee who. tried him, and by many good citi
.zeEis. >,
Applications for the pardon of Joseph q
Puryear, sent to the penitentiary from Mel
SON county, and Henry Barnes alas WI
liam Henry, sent to the penitentiary from
King George county, were refused.
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AUCTION SAFES THkIs DAY.

W. GODDIN, 6 p. NJ, trustees sale OF q lot and
small brick tenement Oh the north side Of jack
son street near The east line OF Clarke.
E. D. EACHO, P. NJ, framed tenement on the
west side Of Cherry street between Elmwood
and Doysr.
RICHARDSON & CO., s PM, trustees sale OF
six builcing lots In Cralg's plan. on the Fair-
field road. Five building lots on Maddox Hill.
Also, four lots adjoining The above.
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Hollywood Memorial Celebration.

SWoou memorial Celebration.
me beautiful custom Of annually renderino
iiolai srioutes In memory of our dead soldiers'
one OF the most interesting occasions of the
year, was observed by thousands-of citizens
VINO assembled at Hollywood cemetery yrs.
terday evening. Ses-
Early in the forenoon the ladies of Holly.
hoou tAemorlai Association went out to the
cemetery, strewed flowers, and tastef,,in
arranged bouquets, wreaths. and crosscs
upon the graves. In this generous vcorlr of
love they We're efficiently assisted bv tho
Southern Cross Brotherhood. who had
special control Of the Gettysburg section
and by the orphan girls Of ST. PauI's Church.
Home, who, under the charge of their ma
tron, Miss Emily Carr, brought their kindly
mementos to the Gettysburg dead. In that
section there were two bouquets upon each
grave; but no soldier resting beneath thesod
of Hollywood was forgotten, while those of
civilians were in many instances hidden be-
meath covering OF fragrant bloom.
At p. NJ, people began to pour in from
all quarters, until at ) O'Clock, when the First
Virginia Regiment arrived. there were per-
haps five thousand persons on the grounds.
The regiment had an unusually large mum.
ber in ranks, and presented hand
some and highly creditable appear
| ance. They entered from the east, marching
by the principal avenue to q point near the
western gate, where they stacked arms and
broke ranks for an hour-al minslinG With
the crowd-some strewing their offerings
upon the graves Of those they held in hon
ored remembrance.
At O'Clock the gates were thrown open
| and every avenue paSsable for a carriage was
soon crowded with hacks, carriages, furni.
ture and sewing-machne wagons, and the
vigilance of the police became necessary to
prevent accidents. Pedestrians were COM
PEELED to retreat from the avenues to the sod,
so that graves were trampled upon, and
| thousands Of flowers just scattered upon the
! dead were destroyed before the dews of a
single night had fallen upon them.
This privilege, kindly granted, was so
grossly abused as 10 become at once unplea-
SAINT and dangerous, and to make it evident
| it should not be accorded in future except
under careful restrictions.
The regiment reassembled at 6 O'Clock, and
after dress parade on Gettysburg Hill re-
turned to the city. The immense crowd
slowly disappeared, until at dusk the ceme-
terry was as still as death itself.
| In the city during the day the State and
Federal flags were displayed upon the capi.
tol, banners foated from the windows of
many private residences, and some places of
business on Broad and Main streets were
| closed and others draped in mourning.
1t is noticeable and praiseworthy
| fact that as the years OF war the
| memory of whose heroes these ceremonies
are designed to honor and perpetuate, are
! left in the distant past, the interest of our
| people in them does not fade; but care
should be taken TO check the few but in
! creasing numberiof thougbtless.peEons who
| are disposed to pervert the occasion to one
| Of mirth and boisterous pleasure.
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Colonel William C. Carrtngton, Commander
of Southern Cross brotherhood
The Board Of Managers CT Hollywood
Memorial Association convey to you the
thanks of our southern people for your gen.
erous fuilment of the trust given you.
Gettysburg Hill was the most famed portion
of Hollywood Cemetery to-day, and The lit
tie emblematic banners, floating in every
section, gave assurance that I" our conf
radeso will always be sin naenaoriana !"
with your command.
i, Very respectfully and gratefully,
Z. FL. BROWN,
Secretary Hollywood Memorial Association.
May 27. 1874.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MANAGER
PowELL.-A compliment is to be paid Mr.
W. I. Powell, manager of the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday evening, June 1st. His
Honor A. NJ. Kelley, Mayor Of the city, Hon.
James Lyons. w. W. Berry, Esq, and some
sixty other gentlemen have rendered him
benefit, and Miss Marie Wellesley and Dir.
r. Dorsey Ogden appear as "Romeo and
Juliet" Mr.. James 2. Cowardin will de-
liver q humorous lecture.
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PROPOSALS..

CITY P.SGsSEsH'S OFFICER
RICHMOND, Vac May 20, 1874.
StALED PROPOSALS will be received
- - ti4Is Office until MONDAY. Jule 9Th. al 2
t. .'.k NJ. for The PURCHASE Of the MATE
49,! IL BE Old City Hall Bids mus, state sepi.-
''"l the price for each material, whether bricks,
i.vh~, woodwork, iron. gas-piFe, &c.
"a: !n:vrBlatiOn desired can DC obtained Upon
IL, ,ica;lOn al this office.
Ne Committee on Grounds and Buildings re-
~ NsA 'he 1sh. 20 rejec, any or all proposals o.!
:s.,t- W. +. CUTSHAW,
~ "o-u City Engineer.
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ANEwAN WORTHY ENrERPRIsE.--Mr.HENRr
BOWLER, an experienced English brewer, Is now
turning out at the Spring Park Brewery most
delicious CREAM and ENGLISH ALE. He has made
arrangements with Messrs. W. D. Blair & Co.; cor
ner Ninth and Main streets, to supply his family
trade. 1t can be had, BOTTLED, at Mr. Louis
Eukers, 700 Broad street.
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MRS. S. A. WATSON, of this city, who
came IN the Pennsylvania from Europe, had
O hard time of it. 1t was the first trip of
the vessel since her accident, and she was
beleaguered BY, ice in dense fog four and a
half hours. A storm four days in duration!
knocked the vessel heavily. She arrived
safe in Philadelphia on the 22d.
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yoTETaE STRAIGHT CONSERVATIVE TICKET.

A RUNAWAY MyLE-About / o'clock yes
terday afternoon mule attached to- bag
gsge-wagon belonging to A. W. CARRIER &
Co., being frightened at the tean.roler
when near the corner of Seventh and Grace
streets, ran of. In his route along Grace
and down Eighth he scattered the baggage
around promiscuously, and on reaching the
corner of Eighth and Main he was stopped
by coming in contact with telegraph. pole.
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EsI.ksseSA


\ - ND
I.r ,u:.,r:..'!ye taxpayers of Monroe Ward
.,.v ~" .srl.-t occasion 10 express their regret
~. h'-.r,. rULIlAN. STRAUS, and MANSON
s-nUn. 4Ay- refused i" rec-ire their sutfrages SO
c-.!rs s..,.rI in yr5,rrat.'s Dtspdtch. Enquirer,
e. y @t.; ttiuk they can very vel! do with
'.' ,l..&. 81 Hry lave for sandar bearers those
], T. oEEN>IiW. =. II. STARKE, PETER
-.N>itG alT V. 4. COOK.
IT," ".ysi" " !nderendeu',' applied to the SUPPORT.
.. .. '.c>c gentlemen. Genes wltb an III grace
= - 'h.s. who. wi;h Il single exception, are
1.g-h' +" tIv" been counted in by The votes OF
...-:'-t.~,t, :.ud -cycatcrs. The appeal IS now
- " lt '!,a qualified voters OF Mouroe Ward IN the
c..:rNl bcl.t llla he Intelligent and far-minded
i..'ea 81 oar community viii sustain the cause
81 'r pr,I,, against tlc Vaccinations of corrupt
'n-:Gar'rs. my 2S-1t
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Fatal TEaAINArIoN.--Little George Nor
man. who was accidentally burned day be-
fore yesterdsyat the residence of her parents,
on Fourth street, died yesterday at 4
O'Clock. The little innocent suffered greatly
until relieved by death,
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ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.- Midlothian Lodge,
No 9I1. F. A. NJ, have elected the follow
ing inc officers: P. S. Hancock, ". NJ; J.
RsSach S s. W.; Thomas Jewett, j. W.;
Tbnmas ] Kesse!l, S. D.; n. H. Jewett, y. D. ;
= ". Jewett, treasurer; W. II. Marshall,
Secretary: Edward Lightly, steward; a.
Rsrratt tyler; W. n. Harding, chaplin.
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der Alvis, George Mum, and Joseph Carter

tcolored).
The following is the regular Republican
ticket for Manchester: .,.1.
Mayor: Robert Beattie. II
treasurer: P. B. ". Beattie.
Clerk j. K. Cogbill.
Commissioners Of Revenue: z. FL. Foote.s
City Sergeant: p. s. Traphsgen. s
High Constable /: Alexander McCrone,
OTHER CANDIDArEs.-P.S 8. Traphagen, i1..
dependent, for City Sergeant.
A. Monteiro, heretofore announced as a
candidate for Mayor, has withdrawn In IA
vor of the regular Conservative ticket ande
urges all his friends to support the same. I,
ELSEWHERE will be found an address Of
the Conservative city superintendent
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DENTISTRY.

DR. JOSEPH WOODWARD, D.R@
IL -. S. and NJ. DENTIST, has removed So1rlF
his ofiic. to his residence, No. 500 Grace street,
third door from ST Paul's church. The many Inn
proyementS In and adiuncts 10 dental sciences
with an experience Of twenty three years In care
full extracting, trailing the natural teeth, ana 10
every variety of artificial work, should be sufficient
Guarantees OF success fe 2S.eod3m
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches. 1ewery, silverware, &c. Call at A, HAR.
RIs's Loan Oflce, 1929 Main street, and You Will
learn all sbout II. All transactions strictly cona-
DENTAL.
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ATTRACTIVE SALE OF OLD WINES AT AUc-
T1oN.-DAyENPoRT & MORRIS will sell on tho
29th instant, at 10 O'Clock NJ, twenty-five demi-
johns of sherry, port, and madeira wiues and four
cases genuine l.. Roderer champagne. These wines
are the property OF an old Virginian who cannot
afford to hold Them
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CITY CESrnAr. Co,1,x,,,rrp !, ,

CITY CENTRAL CoMMrrTEE, May 90. 1874.
Mr. CHARLES T.. WHITLocK having consented e
resume his candid icy for the Council In 5eHersna
Ward he is therefore now Of the regular norst-
nees OF the Conservative party for thst position In
that ward, and win be voted for as such.e -
BRADLEY r. JOHNSON, Chairman. /;
W. II. Wade Secretary.
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SAVE MONEY WHEN YOU CAN. II can be done
w purchasing excellent fast colored calicees at
s'sc. per yard; fast-colored lawns at 12xc per
yardi excellent g'nshams at skc. per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS. - ,sr,4s
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LEVY BROTHERS have the prettlest, cheapest,
and best assorted stock of sash ribbons ever offered
In this city and pure silk gros grain ribbons, in all
the desirable coors. II 12A. 90 and 2Jc. per yards
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DROWNED WHILE .BATH1NG.-W. S. Par
rish, a youth who was employed as entry
clerk at the store Of Messrs. A. L. Elicit %
Co, was drowned yesterday evening while
bathing in the river near the Danyille Rail
road bridge. His body was recovered.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNIsH-
ING GOODS from E. B. SPENCE q SoN
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+ CONSERVATIVES BEWARE OF BOGUS TICKETS.
THERE ARE ANY NUMBER OF THEN AT THE POLLS.

ALMOST A FIRE.-Last night at lilo
O'Clock slight fire occurred in the second
story back-room over the saloon Of James
4. Ferreler, III Cary street. The alarm
given from box % brought the engines to
The spot in few minutes, but the lire bad
been extinguished with buckets of water.
1t is supposed to have originated in box OF
fuel placed too pear stove. TIE damage
done does not amount to more than go
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NORWEGIAN CoD.LIyER OIL, universally ac-
knowledged to be superior to any other, imported
direct per steamer Thurlagla at wholesale or retail
T.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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KELLEY & MooRB's fine seamless Vienna Button
Boots, at SIEGEL'S, 42l Broad street.
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CoRsETS SLIGHTLY SoILED are now being sold
very cheap at LEVY BROTHERS.
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Police Court, YEsTERDAY.-Henry Coop
er, driver of DR.. Beale's carriage, was tined
81 for riding his horse faster than isalloWed
By the ordinance.
Sarah Allen (negro) was fined $3.50 for
slapping little son Of John b. Cooper.
Manuel s. Calvo, guilty Of stealing cigars
from c, c. Salamone, was sent to Jail ior
th;rfr daVs
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CANDIDATES For OFFICE should have thelr.
tickets priutsd at the Dispatch Office.
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GREAT BARGAINS In all kinds OF cambrics,
nalnsooss, Victoria aud Bishop Lawn, check ID aud
striped musllns, ut Levy BROTHERS.
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INFANTS AND CHLpREN's ANkLn TIES, in III
,olors, at &. L. SIEGsL's, 421 Broad street.
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ALL THE NEW STYLES IN LADIES' TIys AND
SHIPPERS at Z. l.. SIEGEL's, 421 Broad street.
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WALLPAPERS, ,wINDOw-sIiADES, LACE SHADES
and curtains, cornices, hands, white aud check
mattings J.efE., GRAFTON, NlEth street.
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street between Cary and Canal, carpenter
snop Second Precinct: No. 100 west Broad
street. Third Precinct: No. 8 west Broad
ssrees. Fourth Precinct: Corner Third aud
- cay Ward.-First Precinct: Westbam
eeaouse, corner Cary and Laurel streets.
second Sc Precinct: No. $40 west Broad street
lhlrd Precinct: 10 Broad street,
Jackson Rard.-First Precinct: Brook
avenue between Duyal and Baker streets.
second Precinct: Second street between
ouvai ana Baker. Third Precinct: No. 72O
seventeenth street.
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ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN GEyTLEMRN's
SHOES at Z. L. SIEGEL's, 421 Broad street.
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REMoyAL-A. HARRIs's Loan Office Established
In 1863 has been removed to 322 Main atree@
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS for sale by E. B. SPENCE &
SOS -
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ELECTION TICKETS cheapiy and e1ped.aously
printed ut this Office. ,r 80,
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LOST. STRAYED, &c.

r OST, on the evening Of the 25tb. hand
IL some POINT-LACE HANDKERCHIEF:6 be.
tween the Exchange Hotel aud the corner OK Lhiso
and Canal streets. a reward Will pc gyena 10, Is
reilrn 10 this ofd,e. my .o-It-
T OST.-A GREYHOUND PUP So
IL PY (female), drab color, about w.
on MONDAY morning, 25th instant The nnder WIZ
dress. y my %. 1t%
STRAYED, on the morning OF the EsA
~ 25th, u WHITE COW, with one horn IL.
broken. liberal rew.rd win be paid @ ior her TO
turn TO CHARLES Z. WOkTbAA,
+ my 2S-eod3t ~ 80 IL east Fraaklin street,
SS REWARD.-Lost, on Monday night,
epC at - sen bly, Hail. at the Floral psrty, ST.
YER BREAS|rPIN ~ the shape Of . Maltese
cross In fiIgre worS The silver Is 20. worth half
q dollar. but FIVE sDOLLahs VIII be paid lor lss
delivery at the Dispatch office. my 27-3t-
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WAGSER's GERMAN CoLoGNE-25c. slze-a
lasting, pleasant, and rich perfume.
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VoTg EARI.Y.-It is the duty of every true
Conservative to vote the straight ticket and
vote it early.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Edward King, author Of
the sketches which have appeared in Scra6-
ner's Magazine entitled =. The Great South"
is in the city.
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Ci.K Ell. .h5TIC STOCKINGS.
- Ior ka.e by G0UkEEE SSVIHEAs'
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VOL. XLVI.
Ritt1moltd 1ispattl,,

syTHE CIRCULATION, OF THE DIS
pATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED
lRCm,ATlON OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY
OF TIRE CITY.
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.ffiuW.tlT}ZENS At the request Of
I VA. .-.e,,;- announce myself al INDIE
-,IthEpiDATE for the ofiicc OF II IL d
,.,,I ,:i.E %: .src city Of Richmond. and re-
y. o.. 3. -..fs3 ya3r suifraccS. Having bad four
IT, .,u......,,. in The flee. fli:ter mysct Us
%. -. .s>cltav.c the Gu!ieS OF the Office faith
g. WNi. n. BURTON.
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90 TIE VOTERS OK MANCHESTER /:
FElLr"-t -tITiZENs.-It<e Republicans having
lh-'" yL~ic, party uciue1 in opposition 70 the
,-F"NJ'1;iTe nominees aud independent cspdi-
.-"'y'' Iikc ig method OF respectfully detliik og
Ie ert."r u.s.. "a my uanle Il an INDEPENDENT
5hBLDAT II foc CITY SERGkAfr.
q. LdHhf u 10 my friends for The cordial support
'tte- III rctiriGg from The field ask their sup.
''''' III 10Y s.rp!eb,!ua.
GEORGE X. HARDING.
Practical Jeseiler and Ha;cii- Maker.
=. Hull street near seventh.
NANCuEeTEas W, Nay 27. 1874. my 27-2t
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,..\ L, yoGBliL. ESQ: S'R,,,l
T. ''.''--. .E,, :o inForm Won that al RcrmOi;-
| ..sy. r.. 4 IsSi 'ght NJ lincoln liall,
meac, Ter nc "SGS ES,St 81 Ibs hESdiX%S ST S;sSS
-. - ,nuu;G tx hr"urhl in question.
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$3.50. il,w}.rr..a pstiH o. Manchester.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

1,srI11ArroS OF s.-Distlfct
Grand Deputy Cntefof Richmond, Va, has
installed the following officers OF Wsaom
Lodge, No. Z, of the Supreme Gsana Looge
10. Of G. Sand d. S. Lawiul ssmari,ans
william Y 81. L. Combs, P. C.; David Holmes,
W. G.: Cornelius Miller, v. G.; Aaseo d.
johnson. r. S.; Howard Bailey, treasurer
F. Perry, +. s.; Edward Roane' n. d.
s.. EaIhman Robertson, L. q. s.. james
Finny. prelate; Junius Loekst, Con. WE. W.,
liam Banks: sr. Con.;1John Bolding, inside
se,,,;nel.. Richard Jenning, outside sentinei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-28

CONSERVATIVE! YoGs WHEN yoU go TO
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