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aH LINEN LUsTREs at 12ac. per yard

I LINEN LUSTRES at 124c. per yard
worth csc.
FAST COLORED LAWNS at 12}sc. worth 16Yc !:
BLACK GRENADINES, with colored stripes, ut
12nc. per yard worth 20c.;
BLACK GRENADINES, with colored silk stripes J.,
at 16ac, worth soc. per yard;
WHITE GRENADINES, with colored siri pes, at
10c. per yard worth 20c.;
WASH POPLINs at 12Ic. worth l6Sc.
WASH PUPL1NS, mixed and striped, 81 inches
wide. at &c. worth 25c per yard;
BLACK GRENADINES from zoe. to IL so per
yard;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES.t two yards wide. ut
$3.50 per yard worth $3.50, and no mistake;
JAPANESE POPLINS at Is and 1870. per yard
worth 25c.;
JAPANESE POPLINS at 90, 25, and SOC. worth
80, 80, and Soc;
STRIPED and PLAIN COLORED SILKS In great
variety;
BLACK SILKS In all qualities 1t extraordinary
bargains;
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIgS In all quail
ties:
BoMBAZINEs, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, and
TAhISE;
BLAt'Ll BEREGE at 25c. per yard worth Soc.
Levy BROTHERS.
Use COLGATE'5 FLOATING BATH SOAP.
iyS
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TIE SuARK.-The Forest and Stream OF
New York. which by the way is the most
pleasing and instructive of sporting papers
ever published in this country, gives lis
piece of intelligence relating to fish which
We had not before known. We are very
much interested 10 it, ard take pleas uIe in
communicating it TO our friends.
The Forest and Stream states that Mr.
BAIRD. fish commissions OF the United
States, SAYS that the uost excellent fish he
ever tasted was Il blue shark about seven
feet long.
We are glad TO know tie fact. For fifty
years We have entertained towards the shal X
a ynd!ctiye feeling, and now, since he Is
good food, we can crafty our animosity 10
the fullest extent. We have read of his
eating great many sa'lJrS, and we have
ardently desired to catch him and cook him;
but why cook hi,nr Wethought he was not
lit to eat: tut now we learn that be is good
food, We shall unquestionab.y put him over
tie COILS.
When at Cobb's islaul We caught 4 blue
shark about seven feel long (the exact balro
dmension>), AID being disemboweled she
was found to carry eleven young shal rs cacn
eighteen inches long attached by the umoll-
zeal cord to the mother. Now, had we known
th.l the mother shark was the best OF ilsh
to cat, and TIE young, according TO ZE'
TgLLE, would have come to grand frlcca-
see or broi OF stew OF choWdcr, what
a feast we should have had! What an op-
poltunity lost
With this information we shall now see
who goes fishing for shark.
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The assignment Of General .. 0. HOWARD
to the Department of Columbia is COM
mentary upon his trial and acquittal. He is
sent to the Department OF Columbia, which
consists of the State Of Oregon and Terrific.
ries of Washington, Idaho, and Alaska.
This, when we consider there are no negroes
in the department, amounts to Punishment.
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CONGRESSIONAL CoNvgNTIoN.-lt will be
seen from the notice in another column that
the committee charged with the duty have
fixed the day for the meeting of the Congress
sional Convention in this district. August
26th is the day. We suppose the time will
suit all. 1t is sooner than some and later
than others desired to have it.
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NE TABLE AND PIANO-COVEKs;
PaRASOLS, PIQUE TEIMhl NGS;
LACES and WHITE GOODS Of every description ;
LACE and LINEN SLEEVES
OILCLOTHS, CARPETS, MATING and KEGs5 /;
RIBBONS In all widths anS qualities;
BUTTONS, BUCKLES, and SLIDES of the R1ss
styles:
BLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, all sizes;
CARPET WARP, all colors;
UNBLEACHED kNITTING-COTTON at 4Oc. pes
pound;
BALE COTTON, all sizes, at $1.40;.
All kinds Of SHEETISG and SHIFTING at the
lowest cash prices, at
Tvs LEVY BROTHERS..
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A CHURCH BLOWN nowN.-Durlng the
storm on Saturday, the beautiful Episcopal
church at Beltsvlle, Nd, on the line OF the
Washington branch Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, was blown down and COM
pletely wrecked. The structure originally
cost Si5, 900, and the only material now lefL
of it and fit for its rebuilding are the bricks,
the timbers of the ruin and the wood work
of the interior being crushed and broken
into fragments.
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CAUSE OF DR.. p. W. BRowN's DEArH.-He
was of opinion that his illness was caused by
drinking of the water which is now pumped
into the reservoir by a steam.pump located
on the banks of the canal, near Hollywood
cemetery.-Rictmond letter, Petersburg
Npgrv
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Posrn.-A new post-office is established
at Indian Mills, Summers county, Va, on
tho ronte from Raleigh Courthouse and
Princeton to Red Sulphur Springs, with Eli
bert Fowler rs postmaster. The name OF
M,Ilner's Store, Amherst county, Va, Is
changed to Atwood. John R. Pankey Is
appointed postmaster ut Tower Hiii' apps
mattox.
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An Altoona paper Of Thursday says :" A
six-ycar.oId lad named johnnie Williams
passed through the city on the mail train
last evening per Adams Express. Around
his neck was u shipping tag, which told that
his destination was Pittsburgh, Pa. lie was
Il white. headed. dirty cu>S, and had been
shipped from Staunton, Va"
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The Lynchburg Repubkcan says that at
its low price, and "free Of postage, the Re.
"pubitcan should reach every family in
Campbell county"
DO you still ask whether the Dispatch is in
favor of the new lawi Every good journal
will be benefited by it.
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a conventions of the Third congress
siouaI District.

Rv virtue of the authority vested In lis as
members Of the State Conservative COMMIT
tee we hereby give notice that CONVENTION
will be held at the Exchange Hotel. in the
city Of Richmond, on "Wednesday. at IL l.,
10Th day of August, 1874, composed OF deie-
gates from the counties OF Louisa, Caroline
Hanover, Henrico, Chesterfield. and the city
of Richmond, to select candidate to be Vo,
ted for 10 this district at the congressional
election to be held in November next.
JOIN A. MEREDITH,
WILLIAM D. QUEsENBERRY,
WILLIAM /. CLoPToN,
Members from Third District.
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We pray the Petersburg Iader not to get
into our mooashine of the third term. Like
BARNEY O'RIERDAN's that is our "nortbalst
course" out of which We do not mean
to be turned. When we find a man
suited for that term We are going for him.
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A MONSTER MURDERER AND SUIcIDE.-Neao
Brunswick, N. j., July 6.-Thomas Kemp,
residing at New Brunswick, flung his three
children into the canal and jumped in after
them. The eldest child was drowned, but
the other two, with Kemp, were rescued.
Kemp is not expected 10 survive. The two
children are out Of danger.
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DEATH FROM ISJuDlCIoUS BATnISG.- Cape
MnH N. j., July G.-Mary Shaw, wife OF
Joseph Shaw. of Mauayunk, went into battle
this morning, contrary to the advice of her
physician, aud death resulted from an inter-
nal hemorrhage. She vas aged Is, and much
dcbililatcd. She leaves eight children.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE OF syrsRfNTEsDENT EIkSISLAe
PESITEsTIAgT, RICHMOND, july D. Astt. ,
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
IL naid for the arrest and return OF lSEksOs
GODSEY (whitss, an escaped convict from TINS pri-
son. -, e.,.~ ,..has
Description: Said Godscy ~ I'VE fess Tour ,nGnus
in height tNeRt S-ix years OF age, iatr comp.exton,
light hair haae eyes, scar on top 81 right ois voc
and oue on left foot aud knee; has tyo~'
~ Tot L. z. 81 Hotn
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DEATHS.

Died Mt the residence of his father, Colonel Henry
ITIy 9Th SMITH L. CaDY. Esq, ol consumption.
Koch, Ser and Biughampiou IN. \ and likes
barre (Pa.l papers please copy.
Died. OF cholera iEfantum. July 6, S74' MAUD
EsrtLnE, only daughter o. CharlIs Ii. ana susan
ppuupil
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Albert Fortune, the great Virginia horse
thief, has been seen in this neighborhood.
Farmers should lock their stable DOORS
alexandria Sentinel.
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DOR SUMMER.-Just opened by

DOR SUMMER-Just opened by
T. II. PRICE & CO.,
LAMA POINTS and SACQUES,
SLEEVELESSJAChE
KID GLOVES.
GAUZE SHIRTS,
REaDY-MADE, SHIRTS,
NEW SUMMER CA.S!MERES.
LINEN DRILLS, for gents and BOYS:
GENTS aud LADIES THREAD aai SILK
GLOVES.
Isle THREAD SHIRTS, &c, &c.
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n5- sELF-DEFENCE.-To a criminal

MT LF-DEFENCE.-TO a criminal
neglect OF preventive medication may be ascrbed a
majority OF the ailments which affect humanity. 1t
Is we-asceraincd fact, resting on the experience
of twenty years, that course Of HOSrETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS will put even 4 naturally
feeble system In such state Of defence that 1t VIII
he competent to resist the most prevalent causes VI
dsease-sucb as the malgn Influence OF miasma,
unwholesome water, excessive heat, damp, coia'
sudden changes Of temperature &c. Yet there are
thousands Of persons living In perpetual peril from
one or more OF these causes who recklessly omi. TO
avail themselves Of the absolute protection which
this famous vegetable anlidote affords. lnternit-
tent and bilious remittent fevers, rheumatism,
general debility nervous weakness, and irreguari-
ties OF the stomach, bowels, sud liver, would be
comparatively unknown if this palatabe specific
were In universal use In the districts where lfey
principally prevail. jE 2'deod&"i"
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r oOK! READi PONDER,

Having determined tn copsod. lie our ho,,,
are offering from this day until the first 5,w ~
RtiSt, two VI aa-
VERY LARGE AND SELECTED sTocyu ~,
DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODy'' Wy
contained In the houses Nos. Al and 900,
stree, Dlni
At AND BELOW COST
As all these goods Will have 10 I've sold L. fore 4,
gust LIST, from which date The new ar,p -, Al
known under The name and STYLE n hes
SYCEL BROTHERS.
We iuvife all In want OF cheap ard sc ason,b,..
to zyc US call. rs VIC are satisfied that with ~,
mesase stocks on hand We can salt eyety,.ns'
to be had at ''sAns
JULIUS SYCEL'S. AIS Broad ,,.o,,
ISAAC SYCEL'S. 429 9Dat stree
The bs;lauce OF our stock Of LAWSs viii ~.
at DC. Per yard. TIE store now occuSt,d sy Inn
Sycei Is fcr rent. 40 S.es
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rf5@ LINEN AND CHINESE GRASS
CLOTH SHUTDOWN HATS 1T 2jc. worth SOC.
FAN CHAINS in great virlcty ut 23c. SOME OF
which have been sold rs high rs 75c.
VINIAGAkETTES IN great variety at great bar
gaius;
FOUK-PLY LINEN CUFFS ut csc. Il pair worth
SOC:
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at ! j per dozen worth
50;
PRINTED CAMBRiC-FRlLLED COLLARS and
CUFFS at l5c. Il set worth 4Oc. : INITIAL
NOTE PAPER III the latest styles at 10, 20,
2:c. per box:
Handsome TIuiES at soc. worth 81 apiece;
PINK, BLUE, GREEN, CRIMSON, YELLOW,
and WHITE MOSQUITO NET; PAPER COLI
LARS and CUFFS for ladies and gents.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The best SEWING-MAClIlNtOI OH, in large bot
Ties al / sc. y o
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NJ READY-MADE SUITS FOR La
DI .S.-A large stock to select from; prices marked
down so as TO make them go OFT fast
POLOAAISES in great variety at reduced prices !;
Handsome BATlSTE SUITS and POLONAISES
imported from Berlin. These garments are
elegantly woven Ia figures, and fringe made to
the garment, SO there Is no expense for TRIM
ming.
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS SKIRTS, ready-made,
with sufficient material for making and TRIM
ming basque, at 81, worth more than double
the money,
LADIES DRESSES and GARMENTS Of every
description made to order at short notice at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1O17 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond. Va.
dozen .1OOS. Jy .
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T.UNE 25, 1854.

Il " ~ ~ 49, 4 y ~
Ready-nadc LINEN SUITS,
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN POLOSAisEs..
Jseked and EMBROIDERED Ca NBRIC sKIRTsI,
just opened for travellers ~ springs and w,rs,,'
places.
T. r. PRICE Il CO.
have received within day or two many new rc,.,
for the summer.
LINEN TRAyELLING SUITS,
LAWN TRAyELfIS SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN q aESADINRS SETS povstto,
Embroidered LINEN PMoSAiSES
CAMBRncSkIRTS, tucked, plain. aud embroidered.
SHETLAND WOOL SHAwLs. ~ to IS;
NEW SHADES POpLISS for suits;
THINNING SILKS, every cDlor;
BLACK sSrIS for trimming:
PARASoLs and sUS-SHApEs, CoRSErTS,
COTTON and THREAD HOSE SILK TIES,
RUFFLISGS SASIiES. BLACE SPANISH Sc,yss
SlDE-BASD ORGASDIES. beautiful;
SIDE BAND lawns,
SIDE-BASD CALIcOES.
200 pieces NEW PRINTS. 10 and 12Kc lees
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nY TRAVELLERS WILL FIND
TRUNKS, SATCHELS,
LUNCH BASKETS, znd
SHAWL-STRAPS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
SEWING-MhCHINE NEEDLES at 80 and soc.
for paper Of ten. jyS
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ClI4bSHlSsS.
COURT ORDERS.

RICHMOND, VA, July 4, lsN.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of TIE
1 United STATES, EASTERN DISiRiCfoF
VIRGINIA. SS.-M re G-orge Tyler. IHhhfh" :
On petition of Thomas y. Welsh, asst mel I'll
bankrupts real aud personal property irc"" ''"''
and To transfer the liens 10 III; iuni-
II is ordered that the petitioner be. ali u" hereby
IS, authorized To call meeting OF the crchmt' ~
George Tyler. bankrupt. 10 b. MA IN me ONE ~.
/ 5Tu DAY OF JULY, at 10 O'Clock \. VI M.
cause he shown why the prayer OF thi, pynti,a,
should not be granted. And It Is further "I''.Si
tuat he shall publish notice OF said 'crtIhs VI W.
Richmond Disputch, and that he shall also sef''
notice by mail ON all known lien creditors,
r. w. HUGHES, District Jn'i%".
bv nntiGcd thereof ana that the meeting above VIII
"' "e'' ~ f'' THOMAS y. WELSH.
iyG Assig nee OF George Tyler oah"fuP.'
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M LACE STRIPE VICTORIA LAWN
at 80, 35, and 40c. per yard. These goods are
now much used for polonaise;
COLOKED CLUNY LACE at Zoe. per yard worth
2Jc.;
A large assortment Of LACES Of the latest styles ct
great bargains;
The largest aud best assorted stock Of HAMBCR Gii
EDGlNGS and INSERTlNGS ever offered by
any one establishment in this city.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The best SEWiNG-MAGHISE OIL, in large bot
ties, only sc. per bottle. lyS
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NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON,

NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
HUDGINS, GORDON co.
June 22d) are opening
CHOICE DRESS GoODS-ycry cheap;
BoRDERED LAwSs-new and cheap;
LINEN FABRICS OF all kinds for ladies, dress suits;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Is;
More ASH RIBBONS at &c;
SPANISH LAcEs tor scarfs aud sacques;
GENTLEMEN and LADIES UNDERwEAR;
THREAD and B.\LDmIGGAN HOSIERY for Ladies and
men;
FANS In variety. c23
C'ARDOZO, FOURQUREAN " CO.
In consequence of removing 10 their NEW
STORE, and in order to reduce stock before % 10
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAS & co.
will for the next few weeks sell good, "A, greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
They offer unusual bargains in many desirable
DRESS GUODs, such Us
GRENADINES,
'BEREGES,
POPLINS, &c., from be. up.
Their buyer being In New York, they will De re-
celviug by every steamer fresh supplies OF s"'E,
many novel and exceedingly cheap, among mhirha
large lot nf . ~
SILKS CHEAPER THAN EVER,
HANDSOME SASH RIBBONS at Joe,
4 full stock of ORGAEDIES, Lawns. 81.
Just received SOLID COL0RED STRlrED
VICTORIA LAWN with LACE 10 match-s"me-
thing new. p-t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DLLAMA La CE POINTS AND
JACQUES;
BLACK and CoLORED SUMMER sHAWLs;
BLACK. WHITE, and COLORED SHETLAND
SHAWLS In all qualities, and
TRAVELLING SHA Wis, at
jys -..g. Levy BROTHERS.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
TO CONNIE RCI AL
4 TRAVELLERS.

I MPUKTANI IU = y II III u IL II "a u
TRAVELLERS.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, who solicit
orders by CARD, CATALOGUE, TRADE-LtsT,
who visit their customers aud solicit trade by pur
chases made DIRECT FROM STOCK. and who
travel In any section. by Kali or Boat selling any
class OF goods, are requested to send their BUoi-
MSS and PRIVATE ADDRESS, as below stat
ing class OF goods they sell, and by whom en- NJ
Moved also those who are at present under no
ENGAGEMENT. This matter Is or GREAT M
PDkThNCE INDIVIDUALLY to statesmen or
this class or men soliciting trade in Ibis manner
IL Is therefore ESPECIALLY desired lhai t"is DO
nce may meet the eyes Of ALL Commercial TRAY
eIlers and saesmen In this country, and that they
will AT ONCE give 1t their attention. Those wSp
comply with above request Will be ConflDEN'
TIA treated and duly advised OF object in Vis~
Please address 10y letter oHiyl u,n
Care OF Gen. 2. Rowell & Co., Al Park Row,
jy S-eod1m New Aoik w.
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MILLINERY.

JTESCEFORTH FROM THIS s-aSs
IL DAY shall dispose Of my ENTIRE xxx
STOCK AT aud BELOW CO2l III "r"''
In closr business BY september lst. ,,n-
As this will positively be my last 'ea''i !" ~
mond. great BARGAINS In
SASH RIBBONS,
BOSSETS,
ERENcII FLOWERS,
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nD MALTHOPTONIQUE.

We have Just received another and full supplyo'
RITETOS:S ENGLISH EXTRACT Of MALT and
HOPS, which has been so faYoraoly prescribed by
our best physicians tonic in general debility,
wakefulnees, nervousness, sc.
MEADE BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
ap IL BIZ alaln street,
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HAIRWORK, dc.

MO MONOPOLY, No EAIOR i IN
~ AND NO OTHER HUMsUG:sn3SS li f.r sg-
WILDT, sR.-327 BROAD srEExT 81 ,%I'FAt-
TGhER OF HUMAN HAtksfosh.Trhhsa , ELL ! I'll
tion Of the ladies Is called to me faes ,ma pe
goods AS cheap they are sold u any ,S hr re,,
and ali IA. new advantages dDr WORKING up p.Ir
Ipss am able to satisfy ms es,tomers tot ts: Il
Jewelry IS oaiy 1nd.is BY a<: IN I'll. sity ar "a
work In my line will be donr IL s'''f' 70 olga
q woxkmanke manner. -
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DIZZY GOODS.

CHEAP ! CHEAP! CHEApi~so-
~ TICE.--Just received. 5000 yard; N 'c CIV
EPJA CO Ss LAWss for ls cents selling I'D.
bargain. at No. 1411 Main street YOU I" ssis
jy Tot sru.,,
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WANTS.

WANTED, AS BOARDERS, TWO
w SMALL FAMILIES or half Il dozen SIN
GLE G,ESTLFMrN or LADIES, al Hanover
dcpOt Chesaprake and Ohio railroad, one hours
ride from Richmond. Terms very reasonable.
Apply to SMITH Il CHRISTIAN. Hanover Court
house. or W. l.. FLEMING, Richmond.
y S-.ol5t
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w ANTED, TO HIRE FOR THE RE-
w NAINDhR of the month Or longer, FOUR
GOOD MULES to do Framework one ana half
miles from the city. They will be well fed anu
GEORGE NJ. DREWRI,
~ Silt l014 Main street.
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE q DWELL
w lNG-HOU>E containing about eight rooms
hesides tiIrhen with modern conveniences, Ia Mad
ison or Monroe Ward, south OF Broad street; fiice
about $4,000. Address 60" Dispatch once.
L. IA
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w ANTED, a good COLORED WOMAN
w to nurse and do house-worG. Apply at llUo
Main street. ly o-1n
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OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA Ho .iuLY ., ls!t;,s
THE BOARD OF DiR L Gassisrsd = y
ss Saar pavsbsSp or sIySs rF sn iIa,.sn'
1asss-payahls on aud after ne lnEReY, |sf
~ 4.lw Iy d
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DHyIDESD Dis.

MERCHANTS AND pLASrsss Si iS,y !. 1874. 4
yJ,HE BOARD OF DlRESL,osmu1 Of four Y
RANK have declared tN 1'p and ststt ~
cent, free OF all taxes, paya.N 4, JENNIE,
6lh.
~ Get Ne
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WANTED, PERMANENTLY, by sin.
w gle gentleman a COMFORTABLE LODG-
NC;-KOOM, OF easy access, furnished or unfur-
nished with or without meals with use Of bath con-
yeuiences, II possible. Must be south OF Broad ana
between First and Ninth streets. Address, stating
terms and particulars, LOOUtn,
ty 7-3t* Richmond posI-omce.
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BUSINESS WhNHSs
WANTED, EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that s A. WISST0CK. No. IT Fourteenth
e,rse, TENNIS NONEY to any amount, for any
Ieni1h of time, at REASONABLE rates, on uiA-
monGs watches, silverware, good jewelry, NC, &c:
Forfeited pledges always on hand and for sale u
- Har,r,pps ie 17-lm
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WANTED, No. LAUNDRESS. None
w need apply unless they can come well recon-.
mended. LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW,
~ S0t No. IL west Main street.
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w a trial at other buSl-
w ness I am determined to resume my former
occur atom, FAKAlI &, and offer my services To
any one In want of 4 VI ASAGtR. Best testimp-
mails As TO character habits, and capacity, will be
furnished Address t.B," Richmond post-ofce,
care OF Mr.. K. kerse, Rockets ~ 7-2tn
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If child wants light TO 90 to sleep by
give it one. The sort of Spartan firmness
which walks off and takes away the candle,
and shuts all the doors between the household
cheer and warmth, and the pleasant stir of
evening mirth, and leaves little son or
daughter to hide its head under the bed
clothes, and get to sleep ais best it can, Is not
at all admirable. Not that the dear mother
means to be cruel when she tries this Or that
hardening process, and treats human nature
as if itwere clay to be moulded into any shape
she may please. Very likely she has no idea
whatever of the injury and suffering she
causes, or perhaps her head aches but she
perseveres, thinking she is doing right. Chill
dren are often obliged to endure great deal
of unnecessary hardship by being subjected
to absurd methods of discipline which every
good mother ought to avoid.--Herald q
Health.
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A HAIRY WoMAN.-What spectacle more
pleasing does the earth afford than happy
woman contented in her sphere, ready at all
times to benefit her little world by her exer-
ton, and transforming the briars and thorns
of life into roses of Paradise by the magic of
- str6 INNS
happy because they cannot help it--no mis-
fortunes dampen their sweet smiles, and they
diffuse cheerful glow around them, as they
pursue the even tenor OF their way. They
have the secret of contentment, whose value
is above the philosophers stone for without
seeking the baser exchange of gold. which
may buy some sorts of pleasure, they convert
Everything they touch into Joy. What their
condition is makes no difference. They may
be rich or poor, high or low, admired or for
saken by the tickle world but the sparkling
fountain Of happiness bubbles up in their
hearts, and makes them radiantly beautiful.
Though they live in a log cabin, they make it
shine with lustre that kings and queens may
covet, aud they make wealth fountain Of
blessings to the children of poverty.