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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08

i JOURNALIST On Ills WIND AND MUsCIg-
Y tot Il,t, ia when deep and sIIcsp.eiI inter
est " cthtertd, OWING the prominence OF tie
contestant toeA piacr yesterday IN ruins. The
comprutuIs II Jaiues tiurrun brhurtt, pr mi.
etar ut he Herald, aud Joan WLippge. a yCuus
lawyer, Nuo ID gafu.a tr- r,laf .leu Il lti- Il
tA- Il-j,-i aia ,,tut pedestrian 10 tae city. Nj
Wnpp.e's cucunnce anh speed Ia" been warul,
praised 10y hi, iItends, but Mr. b. uue,' was con.
hduut chat l.. ca".d Ou.>tfp hIn, aud ch ,ileuged
him e. j "a Z, the stake, beng 5000 a d and
tue course stretching from Mr. B-ahe't's -
DEUCE, at rhllty eighth street ana F ith ave ue,
| u Jerome Plfh, a instance ot arout ten lies.
| Mr. Bennett regan tr,lulng for tn race abo,t II
| dys apo, and has developed great spsei I'd
powers at endurance In one OF his pract co
over the course ut maze the full distance in oas
| huur aiiI iorrS-two miButes.
Mr. Whipp'c did not anticipate any trouble
wfuuia1, aud therefore did not bel-In 10 practit
until two OF three days before the contest was lu
occur. The start was male at Trecls,iy sever
o'clock \. NJ. Mr.. Deuuctt Wore "A ye low Jock v
hat and Mr. Nhippo a black one. Each w,
| accompanied hy has trainer, and MANY OF The
| trends followed in carriages ns lar As the CcI al
| Park. The hrst mile Was made in = minutes,
and the second in IS. minutes. Soon after max ing
| the seeuud me Mr.. Bennett began to lead h.
oproneuf. who seemed to lose heart and stumh ed
aud irll near uno-hundrcd-and- ghth street
| lie soon recovered. however, and continued on
hi course. Mr.. GenneIt made the ten miles in /
| one hour. 46 minutes and 81 seconds. Mr.. Whipple
| reached the gou minutes and IS seconds b. =
hind him. Mr.. Bennett showed no signs of
fatigue, and on returning 10 the city was warm
congratulated BIZ his friends. The betting ranges
from Slu0 10 $50 ahd SIS, and in o few cases $50
on Mr.. Whipple. 1t has been estimated that S50,-
/ coo changed hands On the race.-N 7. TfIbuns
May b,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.

TTO THE PUBLIC.
i The W ilmington and Reading railroad Com.
pany have completed arrangements to cnrry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all poi
ON the line OF their road and w est Chester.
Also, to all points on the philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawissa Railroads. including Heading.
ingtown. Mahoney City. Nit. Carnel. Norristown,
FOttsvill 40.
For further information apply ut tho Depot. cor
ner of Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
Express mattor sent 10 Franklin Tolee raph ohi 60
No, z w est Third street. OF To their DepOt Front
E and Madison, or orders Ieit with McMd'len X Seal
delivering agents. will rceeis . prompt attention.
'TiT ~ U. STOLZ,
apS-tf Henl Sup't W. + n. X. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08
ROWBOTHA VI 4 ERAlMf
AUCTIONEERs.
The " ilmington Auction and Commission House.
Noe EAST FOURTH, STREET.

is now open. Auction Sales every evening at the
Auction House. Consignments received daily
all kinds OF goods, wares and merchandise sold on
commission. Persons declining housek eeDing can
have their goods sold at private residences. or at
the auction house. as may be desired. All goods
sold on commission promptly paid for within five
days from day of sale. Country Sales and Sales
OF Real Estate promptly attended 10.
We will also keep t'st-olsss VARIETY
STORE. u hich Will bu Open daily (Sundpy except
ed for the sale OF House Furnishing 2oois IN ch
China. glassware. Queensware. rrockery. Tin
ware. Carpets. Ollie oths v indow Shades. brushes
baskets. &c. Also Hentlemen' 5 Furnishing foods
such as Shirts. Drawers. Hose. SuSpenders Scarfs
&c., de. at Wholegals and Retail, at prices which
doty competition. Cali and nnd be con
ted
JOHN $. ROMDoCHAM,
K. &. FRAIM.
fan2i dom Auet'rs and Commission NJ erchants
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08
From the Philadelphia All bay Cay Item.
Hoxy /. Tins

The oranges On Harriet Beechrr Stoves farm
In Florida are all black. whilst those on the pIan-
tation OF her neighhor ars Ui the Usual golden
color Too much black rePubiicanism, and tno
much blackeuing OF Byron's character, mlst
have been the cause OF this extraordinary irehk
Gf nature.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-08

Egyptian officials drive American horses with
a tiger for a companion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16

RELIGIOUS SERVICES Tomorrow. = The
usual religious seryises will be held in all OF
.ne city churches to-morrow except the fol-
lowing special appointments
4trst Presbyterian.-Owing to the alb
sence Of the pastor no services win be held
IN this church on Sunday.
~ Second Pres5yte-ian.-Rey. Moses D.
PM. - - ' az" 'ioDa "
!, 1h'rd Pres1y.erian.--Rey.s S. C. Clopton
~ D. ID a. al: Rev. K. B. Tupper at p. N.
,oa oaoda-Ssree' at Aethodtst.-Rev. A. c. Bed
'oe et II a. n. and 8 P. M,
.;d;. i.nsy a Aethodist.-Rev. D. P. Wills. pre.
slatng ms elder, at II A. NJ. and p. N. =
yandaea,;sy Tedn'ena,y Aehodist.-Rey. George c.
sndets,'ce S;e,as.. x AZ II A: N: aud s P. NJ.
Vray at II A. NJ. and m. 'o'eN'
Ftrs' Bap'st-ProfeSsor John Hart at II
A. NJ; Rev. c: q. Ryand at s P. II. - -
fu!ton Sapass;1Rey, j: L. N. Curry, D.
D., at II A. M.; Rev. 81. G. Crews, pastor
at s 2. d.
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10 THE PUB.Ic.-The impression having gotten
"o'oau IN consequence Of the general popularity
VI ihJ NEEAN. and 1t having been eulogfsed BIZ
some OF the most distinguished families aud soe.e.
lies IN the city, that it is higher Than At other
places, have the honor To announce IN. ro,,or,r.
as my schedule OF prices
Columbus pure Cream, $3.50 per galIsa:
Freuch Cream, So per gallon;
No 2 Cream. S1.75 per gallon.
Pic-nlcs, fIire. parties, boardius-houses, &e, sup
piled n reduced prices.
assert without fear OF successful contradictions
and challenge comparison. that my No. CREAM
at s1.75, is superior to any sGcaed pure icecrezr
IN the city. As in earnest sincerity Of th& dscars
uon,l invite any gentleman or lady to call At u
establishment aud try 1t wlthou: charge.
Very respectfully,
d. COLUMBUS, Premium CoHfectIoner.
321 Broad street
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

z. VI. LEE. 5 p. NJ, Edward Y. Cannon commits
sioner, framed tenement on the west sids Of
Burch Tor Lumpkiuj alley between Broad and
Franklin streets.
LYME & BROTHER, r r. NJ, two framed tene-
lnents on the cast line OF Tweetieth or Pickett
or New street, near th" corner CT Peassuts.
HILL & GODD1N, y. NJ. two building lets
on the north side Of Williams street near
Kitchie street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 54 p. NJ, frame house
on Clay between Ninth and Tenth.
JOHN ". WRIGHT, IL A. NJ. sherln-s lale OF
two mules.
w. GODDIN, 6 p. NJ, dwelling at the sou,hwes.
corEer OF Clay and Adams streets
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 8 ?. NJ, residence No
107 west Clay Street.
TURNER & CO, IL A. NJ, buggies and wagons
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lance; Cannon, Palmer, Glasgow, Lybrock
fo"eii, Manson, McGovern, Brannou. Han,

sn.,,. Nnunon, Ialmer, Glasgow, Lybrock.
nome'', ,gss, Manson, McGovern, Brannou, Han.
For cook.-Aessrs: Romer, Walsh, Pow.
ers, Westwood, Riddick, Crowds, Bsbcock
Cullingsworth, Schmidt, Dickerson. Wrioht
Lacy, MolIoy, Briggs, Maccubbin. PoIndex :,
ter, Phillips, Cree, Allen, Ward, Guy. Drink.
ard, Epps, Griffin, and WingGeldNSs. ~
For Lee.-Messrs. Danforth, White, Wal
lace, HudnalI, Tanner, strattop, Gilman
Calder, Teller, Priddy, W. T. Taylor, Witte
Rowe, Barnham, Prosser, and Tinsley-16
Mr. Lee was dropped. 9
Mr.. Hudnall nominated Captain Lucier
L. Bass. ~ .sI,r
Nr. Stratton seconded the nomination.
Mr. L. Powers nominated Mr. B. T. Au
gust, but Mr.: August, with the consent o
the Convention, declined.
The fifth ballot resulted as follows:
For Aoore.-Nessrs. Ainslie, O'Neil
O'Connsr, Wagner, C. F. Taylor, Darlington
Milhiser, Pey Mahoney, Purcell, Nc.
Canoe, Palmer. Glasgow, Lybrock, Powell,
Manson, AcGovern, Branaon, Hannagan,
Whitaker, Rowe, Tinsley-22.
For Cook.-Hessrs. Romer, Walsh, Pow.
ers, Westwood, Riddick, Crowds, Babcoek,
Cullingsworth, Schmidt, Dickerson, Wright
Lacy, AolIoy, Briggs, Maccubbin, Poinde1,
ter, Phillips, Cree, Allen, Ward, Guy, Dan
forth, Cannon, White, Wallace, Tanner
Stratton, Gilman, Drnkard, Epps, Griffin
Wingfeld, Calder, Teller, Priddy, W. 7
Taylor. Witte, Barnham, Prosser-39.
For Boss.-Mr Hudnall.
The Chair declared that Mr.. Cook bad
been selected.
On motion Of Mr.. Teller, Mr.. Cook was
unanimously chosen.
For the Office of High Constable, Mr.. Hud
nall nominated Mr.. james Fl. Pecor.
Dir. Babcock nominated Mr. Duesberry, the
present incumbent.
hr. Wagner nominated Mr.. E. Holm
ger.
The vote resulted as follows: Duesherry
81 Holzinger, 27; Pecor, 1.
Mr. Allen changed his vote to Mr.. Holm
ger, and Mr.. Ward to Mr.. Duesberry, art
the result was as follows: Duesberry, 33
HolziDger, %.
Mr. Brannon changed his vote to Mr.
Duesberry, and be having received 8 ma
jjority OF all the votes cast was declared the
Conservative candidate for High Constable
On motion OF Mr.. Driukard, the thank.
of the Convention were rendered to Coione
Darlington for the use of the ball.
Adjourned at $50 P. N.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CONSERVATIVE NOMINATING
CONVENTION. -.a
PRoCkEDrNGs YES.
TEEDAY.
4 EARK NOUS sEssIo
A FULL CITY TICKET NOMINATED.

NI KELLEY FOR MAYOR; j. B. RoYSTER,
AUDITOR; JOHN r. REGNAULT, CITY
COLLECTOR; r.. B. MUNFoRD, COMAls-
sIoEER OF THE REVENUE; F. G. CABELL,
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY; JOHN
W. WRIGHT. SHERIFF; E. B. COOK, CITY
SERGEANT; A. B. DUEsBERRY, HIGH
CONSTABLE, &C. &C.
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USHAlLlBLn LETrrRs REMAINING IN TH1
RICHMOND PosT-OfFIcr MAY 10, 1S74.-Dr
Erwin Agnen, 1926 Arch street, Philadel-
phia, Pa; Messrs. Cabbie & Barrie, pub
fishers, Philadelphia, Pa. !; Master Dick May.
in the care of Master Norghtree, Amelia
Courthouse, Va; J. & G. johnson, Twenty
second and Broadway, New York; A. R.
Tatum, General Freight Agent, Chesapeake
and Ohio der6t, Richmond, Va; Tareton
Upshire, Milford depot, Caroline county,
Va; Tho. +. West, attorney at law. Rich
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buIFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG

r = + AiLb SPRINGS, ,MElkLENBUltG ltG
- % MY, Et.-ki>C t.&T DISCOVERY OF
n aH.n !lDs. Al. spklhtr. decidedly impregna-
80. "-''l ~ celebrated Salts uf LlIhia." These
t.%. ."n for lie reception OF visitors on The
~. ~ u NJ. Is -.
.' n"-' u lJa chrome ro.lGs Of disease regar';ed
- 5":...sa ;,I l,lincr; waters these Springs enjoy
-.'"'ir3'y h..h reputation. L.
81. -'!n!lt aaGlJ ta!iOn and caralve power in dis
- ' women. III dyspepsia IN lis yrotean form S,
- '!.t1 !El-rElitent fcvcr.- ana IL all diseases
I.!1."' y i'Es!Iilrl po!SGNs. tEcv are without 4
.'@' IN ~ III, medicinal waters OF America The
tt.|t'i"s - aware that this is very strong claim
t. VII 3G,,ge II IL b. Sustained by Tie seSt-
enc. tlc l,-t .,,rinp Season several valuable
t-is ]@'c hcer q covered al This place One Of
-, de- "'e'iGing u &n ANALYSIS uIade by Professor
. c i',titi'nurt, ! - drcCeiiv iIupfcgQatei with
r",iS " Lithiac' which has given such cee
,.i - t"r r:tiySJnsss sPrin" ia n.r own country
w. ~ u" AK IL thappce aud Vichy waters Of
80, '"'t 'th'Rf ol Eurut.e- and WHICH is SO highly
''~ az i!c IIc,iD ~ world remedy in
g.. 'i''G!t @J'n, apd1a kidney aud bladder aztec
,F'":c>Dr Gc=3rge Il. S.ood. or the University of
.!"! s3h.a. ,2ays: =. Jslerc Is perhaIp Othes
., .'s! H"ia wl!cn equal efficacy may bt: eX pectcd
g. = !t--"tiu 81 ibc Ge!.sts OF the orae OF soda
-, -'lVh and EPameih9uS tissues fn ROuty pa
-iHf !h ptt-veniiug t!<c deposits ia the kid
~'d Urinary pa.a.Yes." -~-
- 10y " worthy OF not thai this Is the only
tit--11r III tifflnla IN mhics this salt k iOuIN
E. "!n@ ltiah tlic lner+st trace
a.. - i'!e!a cDh,aiuin2 auaiysB- testimonials, &c,
! ",. HiH Oh appieaIiDn 70 Nt.Ssrs.. PUECELL-
sti. ,,' 4 %, druggists. or Mesrrx- WEST, JoHH-
"a w % %, o9okseilers. Main street, Richmond.
~ ~ -! &idFtaSHe llle undersigned al Boydton,
= zap PZ4-d1 "4trt <rtiOAAs r. GOODE.l T
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PERSONAL.

kIcHAoED. May l3. 1874.
" l., TIE UNUERSIGN NED, han DWARF
n,r merchants of lis city, hereby agree t. Gloss
.,,,. 'i.i p!accs Uf business at O'Clock L. NJ
,,r.I.,' ' %g! DAY Of May 10 .he 18th day Of sep.
',"'"'', l@I1. Inclusive --..>
". s. DONSlN & SONS,
NETkiNS & CtrTRELL,
SIMPSON x BROTHER,
4. l.. WILLIAMS, -rE
JAM EC6RAW,
". y. BALDWIN,
r,,. :. Is. .iLARkE..
s"13i CHARLES j. S1STQS.
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PoLrce CoURT, FRIDAY.-Justtce rWhte.
Louis Phillips (negrob guilty of stealing
lot OF old iron frsm the Old Dominion Iron
Works, was. sent to jail for fifteen days. ,
Rose Page (negro), guilty of using az dnde-
cent language in the street, was fined saoo.
The case Of Henry Yenable aud l4lEAe
Epps (uegroes), charged with adultery. was
continued untik.to-day.
James Callahan (negrol guilty OF threaten,
ino the life of David A. Vest, was COMMITTED
for ten days In default Of security.
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TIE QUEEN's BlRTHDAY.-Extensiye prepa'
rations are being made here for the British
settlers celebration Of the Queens birthday
which occurs on Monday week. There will
be dinner at the Exchange at P. NJ, and
at night ball and ladies' reception in the
ballroom of the hotel. On the 26th, 9th,
and 10th there will be racing at the State Fair
Grounds BY the British residents in connec-
ton with the Virginia Riding Club.
1t is stated that Rev. DIR. Wall, Of st. Johns
church, will deliver sermon TO the British
settlers, at the Monumental church, on Sun
day the oath instant, and that certain por
tons of the church will be reserved specially
for the accommodation of the Englishmen
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DAILY FREIGHT RAIL LINE TO BALTIMORE.
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company announce this morn
ing daily freight line to and from Balti-
more. leaving at $3.50 A. NJ. and arriving at
Sis i. NJ. aiIording 10 our business COM
munity increased facilities to all points north
and west .l -.
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TH. THEATRE NEXT WEEK.-Little Nell,
the California Diamond, appears at the The
atre next week, and by the praise accorded
her by the press in all the principal cities
theatre.goers will have treat seldom ac-
corded our city. She is now playing at the
Academy in Pittsburgh, and doing more
business than all the other theatres put to-
eetber, while the press Of that city are par
ticularly flatteriDg in their accounts OF her
beauty and grace. Her new play, "Fidela The
Fire Waif." is said to be one of the most IN
terestins of any Of the modern dramas, IN
Producing the ladies' favorite, the fascinating
Nell. in nine different characters-Songs,
dances. banjo solos. champion jig, eic. Her
wardrobe was imported expressly for tbls
drama, and all the paraphernalia mapu'ac-
tnred TO meet its requirements. Several new W
features never before seen on any stage VIII
he he for the first time presented to kenmona
audience. .h;s ,nor,;np
Manager Powell announces TINS mornins
that ",Uncle Tom," the popular matihee
drama, will be presented this afternoon u : !,
O'clock. The prices have been reduced, anu
tits probable that there will be large audi
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO A CLERGYaAN.- -
Rev. Father Dougherty, pastor of st. Pat
rick's church, Church Hill, met with very
painful accident near the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad depot on Thursday afternoon
He was driving in that vicinity in his buggy
when one of the traces was broken, whict
frightened the horse and caused him to kick
in such manner as to throw the reverend
gentleman from his buggy. In the fal
Father Dougherty received severe cut
about the head, besides being kicked by the
horse. A gentleman who was passing al
the time went promptly to his assistance.
and rescued him from his perilous situation
He was removed to his residence, next to the
church, where he received oil necessary sur
gical attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-16

PABDoN RRRUszD.-Tbe Governor yester.
day refused an application made for the par
doH OF James Fl. Hawkins, who was in
March, 1873, convicted by the County Court
of Chesterfield of malicious stabbing and
sentenced to the pententiary for three years.
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ELECTION OF ASSISTANT MISisTER.-The
Vestry of st. Johns Episcopal church have
unanimously elected MIR. James w. Shields,
Jr., assistant minister (subject to the ap-
proval of the Bishop of the diocese), to enter
upon duty Immediately after his ordination,
which will take place at the commencement
OF the Episcopal Theological Seminary oil
Virginia, the last week in June.
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THE "EvESIso STATE JoURNAL."-Thls
paper published its last number in this city
on Thursday afternoon. The fixtures, ETC.,
pertaining to the office are being packed
prior to removal to Alexandra, IN Whlch
city it is to be hereafter issued as weekly
and semi-weekly paper.
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LEMON cocoASuT at AEToS1's.

When the stomach refuses all and every srficis Of
Diet or food. just make one trial with LoEFLAND's
lLiebig'D bfpoRTED INFANTS FOOD and MALT
E1TRAcT. II gives new life. Sold by L. WAGNER,
Druggist -
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SAVE ICE by Duying COOLER FnLlD WITH
CHARCOAL You can get them at EoRGB KLzIs's,
o12 Broad street, who also keeps largo sssork
msnt OF HoYsefurnisbing goods.
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SODA, kIssESGEN. VIcHY, ExcgLsIoR sAsI.
ToGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER AND GENcaR ALz
all on draught, ut GEORGE scnGy's cigar and TO-
bacco store, corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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/ PARTIES WISHING IcE-cREAa for dinner
should leave their orders al P1zzrsr,s carly HIS
creams are ma9e OF The b. st materials, ana sell al
low prices.
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Roll. OF HoNoR OF TEE RICHMOND HIGH
ScIIooL.-Thc following is q list Of the pu-
pills on tho roll Of honor at the Richmond
Bieh School during the past week: Cora
Elliott. Mary L. Fox, Ida McGilyray, N.
Belle Plcasants, Carrie T. Walters, George
II. krmistcad, T.. L. Dearborn, Jacob Eze-
kiel, william Z. GaJ. Joseph A. Levy,
Samuel ReyroIds, William A. Smith. At
tendance for the week, 55 per cent.
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THE TAsLEAux OF PARADISE LosT:11o-
night the great Milonian tableaux oi taaa, ,ia,s
disc Lost will be exhibited for the last tune
at Assembly Hall. This afternoon there IS 70 !:
be a grand family matinee, when the iaa'ei e,
and little folks will have an opportunity VI
being entertained by this interesting panora'
ma. II is really a work of merit. Il
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FOLIAGE PLANTS, ZoSALE GKRANIUNs, FCCu-
sIA, AND roT-pLANrs Of every variety, for sale by
JOHN MORTON, corner sf Hain and Reservoir
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ANEW AND WORTHY YENTERPRIsE.-hr.HESRI
BOWLER, an experienced English brewer, Is now
turning out at the Spring Park Brewery most
delicious CRRAH 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 bc had, BOTTLED, AZ MIR. Louis
EuLer's, 700 Broad street.
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pER.oyAL.-Thc executors Of the late
.ychns Hopkins, OF Baltimore. were in the
city YESTERDAY, looking after and transferring
his securities held here, amongst others .
large quantity of National Bank OF Virginia
stock. -- -,
A delegation of Indiana journalists will
reach Richmond on Wednesday morning
next, from Washington, and return to that
citv ON the night of the same day. 3.
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FRESH COD LIVER OIL.-Aessrs. AEADE q DA-
kER have just gotten In from New fouho'ahu
full supply Of their very Celebrated c'u ihei o.'
ond ,l ,vh, rcouIre the article caa rely on theirs
,s heiup perfec.Iy fresh and pure, as they import
6;rect, and It IS not subjected to the sophisuca-
lions and vibrations which render other oils nstl-
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A nice young man who drew prize
80 Out of the Norfolk enterprise
Made up his mind to take a trip
Far off to Lynchburg on q ship.
or course he needed supply
Fl. or what traveller. should buy;
He went 10 scHAAp's ana Dough. l H.PS'
80, umbrella, Studs, and Ring and Cii'Iih'
80 box cigars, some Books TO read,
Some Collars, Gloves, when nc a'a neeo' s
In fact, he found most any thlhs
Wha, comfort TO his sooi could orihs, A., i,
uo wants everybody 10 go to scHAAfS, I4o- 'iN'A M
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100 QUARTS STRAWBERRIES at Axros1's.

The coolest SUuKKR HAT out, feather weight
and self-sonforlning, TO be had at SIMMONS & Co.'S
pert DigpQich
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%yrI-ssE HE~oSEs.

,f..uNpEt' HOUSE
II AS3
...., ~.II r 4 l. BTA + 81 IN u
t..TlNEErIGu. Proprietor.
,r,-.-.,vo' r!'uT. EATz COUNTY. VA.
r.-:a accom- nr!rdxiion Of visitors and
-. ...,t,r. llve.giaS point for Bath
-. (, .r.., i.o:. .i"r,:sm Alum. and Rocksrldee
.....> >a...> Tor al !ae above places
e. Ac>yl4u.uG A;!ou. lrSi-clASS. CharscS
I -.-... a-a Information address the proprie-
ny G-Sm
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GESTLEnzy's GOAT AND CALF PRINCE AL
| BRRTs-somethiug fne-at &. l.. SIEGEL'S Al
/ Rrno air
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:, y. IN, + has recently lifted up his
| = :..: crrn:unGiuU. house 81 Herhsn 8
..,4.. .Ti j. ready FOR SUMNER BOARD
...-....~ from the ciiicS will ind Ii mos:
..... ..-.-t. Il hCiu- IL 4 most healthy locality
,-.sr G.,.- H:dsr. Immediately at the depot post
.. f:c'>.
- -..., ..,- .:.un,A. $50. Servants and children
..-.--.- lS-Iu
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10 TO AEToSl's ice-cresm saloon.

SOMETHING NEW FOR GEsTLEKEs-Thc Prince
Rism arek Shoe. At sIEGEL's. 421 Broad street.
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:, FOUND AT LAsT-rle long soush.-,u.
where YOU can get money loaned on your daApaas pI
watches w ,ewelry, siIv~rware, oall a, A. lAE- Ar
nis's Loan ofice 1922 Main street, ana you W.. :.
learn all about ii. All transactions s'Iie1S conN-
Genttul
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RIPE YELLOW BANANAS at ASTos1,s.

ELECTION TICKETS cheaply and expeditteasiy
printed at this Office.
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al CALL AT JOHN MoRToy's, Main and Reservoir
Streets and examine his stock Of plants and bloom
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10 GASES BERMUDA TOMATOES at ANToNrs

EVERYBODY ought to buy one of those new Ch!
nest fans at 623 Broad street.
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LIST kbE LETTERS.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND FOST-OFFICE NAY Is,
1874.
Persons calling for letters in this list win please
say "Adyertisedn Ii not called for in four weeks
.cy will be sent the Dead-Lctter Office, In Wash
inI.n
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE should have tasir
acsets printed at the Dispatch Office.
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Gorol3OO MAIN STREET and examine SPENCE
SONS stock before buying your clothing and FUR
nishinr goods,
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LADIES VIENNA BUTTON SHOES at slEGEL's
42l Broad street.