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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-26
THE PROCEEDINGS.

Second Days Sessions-Statement of the
Case by Drs. Storrs and Burlington.
Tne second days session OF the Congregational
Council was opened yesterday with prayer by tue
Few. DR.. Taylor, OF Andover. Committee on
Credentials was appointed.
The hours Of session we're fixed from halfpast
nine A. M TO one r. NJ, and from three TO 1--WE six,
~ the Council may tnIns best, leaving the neces-
sty OF an evening session to be decided by the CIR
cumstances VI the hour
resolution offered Ny DR.. Dexter on Tuesday
evening and laid on TIE table was taken no and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-26
SUPREME couRT-speclAl TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge Curtis.
Smith vs.. Thompson.-Motion to discontinue
granted on payment to plaintif's attorney OF the
costs allowed plaintln by the 3O7th OF the
Code.
Morgan VS.. NATURALIZATION to vacate attach
ment granted. Costs OF motion to defendant to
abide event OF suit. y
Moore Va. MOore.-Referee's report confirmed
Divorce granted to the plaintiff ana also custody
OF the children during their minority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-26
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
A Swindler Caught.
pafore Judge Bixby.

Dorephus @. Simmons was arraigned on charge
of obtaining q quantity OF fon &C., from the
American Manufacturing Company on false pre-
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY March rs, 1874.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen
dar for March 26N0s 1885, 1885, l09. rs 1874 l4l, 142,
l43
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-26

The possibility Of a ne1 issue Of inconcetib'e
paper regard ,cM amdsemot and dn1iety, and.
in my Judgment such an issue uo,ild be a ddri-
rnent and a shame. SUMMED.
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The Burkeville +" Scare. "

Every little fact helps to throw light on
the railroad flare-up just now agitating the
public mind. We therefore give one or two
little facts:
In the months OF November, December,
and January last there was transferred from
the Danvile road to the Atlantic, Mississippi
snd Ohio railroad, ut Burkevie, produce
the freights Of which amounted 10 100000,
and the Danville road received from the At
Iantic, Mississippi and Ohio, at the .ame
place, frcightags amounting to $4,000. No
big things either way but there is wide
comparative difference, and therein consists
come of the milk OF the cocoanut
Now, a well.known fact along the line OF
the Danvile and Air Line road is that agents
OF some one or more corporations are solicit
ing freights in North Carolina and South
Carolina and putting them low TO get them
They are to be switched off at Burkeville ant
sent down the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohit
to the shipping point; there to be dis
patched by water for northern ports. Who's
agents are theses And Is all the fuss mad
over an apprehended break at Burkeville, S
made entirely on behalf Of Richmond, an
20 secure Virginia to Virginians!
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Every day brings its sad illustration OF the
fearful consequences OF the reconstruction
measures. Now comes the wall of distress
from Louisiana because of the flood. And
people everywhere are appealed to for help
for the suffering. In days past the States OF
The South were able to protect themselves
And when short crops or accidents or unfa
vorable seasons occasioned scarcity Of food
the State, with It's ample means and wise
government,was quite able to give the desired
relief without sending out TO beg for help
1t Is but short time since that Bishop VIII
MER was begging the Federal Government
to assist the Louisianians, who were in grca
suffering for the want OF food; and now th,
cry is more wild and piercing. So it mus
be. Such government as that Of Louisiana
must reduce any country to beggary, and
shere can be no lasting relief given to peo-
pie living under such government. There
can be no peace, no prosperity until the
governments itself Is substituted BY better
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internal improvements MAS relecteo.---y sss'
~; l., nS' Mo yya moved q Reconsideration,
which .1 on motion of Mr.. CHiTz was paaseu
BY. - o,tha Senate TO House
,,;I 70 provide for the organization anu u ~.
Eminent of the volunteer militia, anu ado ~ .ere
neal existing laws concerning the same' "'''
agreed to. :, The SENATE to House
,,ii NJ amending the charter of~the lowe ,aor 20
Thatham. In Pirsylyania county, "si'
agreed to. ..,.vn
uouee bill to amend the charter Oh tos
North River Railroad Company, appIose ~
March 81, 1879, and to change the name Oh
said road. ,,.ooed in 1901
ooncerning the docks and wharVes IN the
senate bill to require western tobacco
coming into the State to be Inspected before
~ car he sold or offered for sale.
Several bills were advanced on the calen'
~ adjourned at 1920 P. NJ.
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The New York grad-grinds and constric'
tionisls had not very agreeable time with
President GRANT. They had the annoyance
to sec B. BUTLER pass them as they sat wait
iny in the ante-chamber and enter the Presi.
dents room, where he oon7ersed with. the
President while they waited. When they
we're admitted to the presence of the Chief
Magistrate, Senators LOGAN, MORTON, and
FERRY stood looking upon the scene with
cigars in their mouths and complacency
quite irritating to the bulls aud bears, know
ing as they did the opinions Of these con
grcssmen about finance aud banking, and
furthermore, knowing their Influence Will
the President.
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british Settlers Celebration.

To the Editor Of The Dispatch: ~
Sir,-Will you kindly allow mo to inform
English settlers through the medium OF your
valuable journal, that Mr.. st. Andrew has
received letter from the proprietors Of the
Allan line of steamers, running to Norfolk,
stating that they will issue return tickets
from Liverpool to Englishmen attending the
British celebration in Richmond, at the low
rate of ,S25 for the double trip. -#
Let every settler consider whether be has
not some friend be could invite to como over
under such favorable circumstances.
Yours obediently,
THOMAS JosBs BBBB.
" Chase City, April II, 1874.
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TOWN WITH MONOPOLY.-At the
Dreeuest Of many ladies, have engaged in the
have taken trip to New York, and engaged the
services Of real artit-practlca air-dresser and
worker-aud will in future, IS in the past, defy
competition In price, quality Of hair, and skin Of
workmanship. .'5- -..
Look at the price for making combing switches !:
5Oc-, 75c.. and IL large size, 81 rs. Curls and
other work In proportion. Hair bought and ex-
changed. =.
Ali orders by mail promptly executed from enc
Also, just received the latest novelties in steel
ornaments aud bendeaux, fancy jewelry. chate-
lanes necklaces, fans. ruching, dotted grenadines.
for wells, &C., &c, at E. l.. GRASaRR'S. SAT Broad
street. .-" .a go mh2A-lm
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NEW ORANGES ORGANIzED.-By G. W
Koiner: Arbor Hill Grange, Augusta; David
Speek, master; John A. Shuey, secretary.
BY William McComb: Jefferson Grange
Albemarle; William q. Lipscomb, master
w. T. Rhea, secretary. -
BY TT. Tredway: Green Bay Grange,
Prince Edward; r. b. Wilson, master; j.
T. johnson, secretary.
By I. o. Graves: Smiths Creek Grange,
Rockingham; Fl. j. Rosenberger, master
d. Z. West, secretary. So
BY F..W. Chiles: Ruther Glen Grange,
Caroline; DR.. L. NJ. George, master; L. q.
Stern, secretary. -.s...~l
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HA1RWORK, &c.

MO MONOPOLY, BUT FAIR DEAL
~ MGR. FERRANDINI,. ARTIST IN HU-
MAX HAIRwoRK and LADIES HAIR-DRRssHR,
importer Of RAW HUMAN HAIR, all Of which Is
prepared and manufactured by himself in the
latest Partisan styles, therefore no dealer, whole
sale or retail, Sndsrs<U him here or elsewhere
in the United States for the same quality OF goods.
X. FRRRAyDIHI is at present In correspondence
with the leading merchants In human hair IN Ger
many and France, and also with the principal Inn
porting houses in this country. and will exhibit let
ters and price lists for human hsirwork to any who
doubt it. He is therefore prepared 10 offer goods to
dealers 10 per cent. cheaper than any establish
ment here or In the northern m2rkeA. e..
Tho ladies OF Richmond will lind great induce
ments supply themselves with the latest PARTISAN
STYLES in human hairvork OF every variety ut the
old-established mandatory and bazaar Of fashion
OF X. FEkkASDlNI,
Nos. 61S 81 8 and 617 Broad street.
Oflce and centre store, No. 613. -.. -.
DO not mistake the NO.-613. ap 21-lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

DEATHS.
Died, in Georgetown, D. c., April 14th, MT.
ANN WILSON PICKRELL, in the eighty-s11th
year Of her age.
D,.d-Mrs. JANE K. PEAKE, wife Of George
r. Pcakc, and daughter Of the late David Barciay'
sr Of this city, fell asleep In Jesus At Kansas Gy'
NO., April 4th, In full ASSURANCE OF plesssd I'LL
MORTALITY.
Ne know-and 'tis enough 10 know
Saints completely blest;
Have done with SIM and care, ana voc,
And with the Saviour rest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

AS Richmond men, We are ashamed of the
figures We feel called upon to publish this
morning concerning the freights transferred
at BurkeYille. Was ever SO great fuss made
oYera matter SO contemplate Thirty tons
and nine a1sa a half passengers! ss
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The Arkansas Trouble.
2,764 tons,

The New York Herald begins an editorial
upon the subject of the conflict in Arkansas
thus: "Another of tue southern States, re-
q constructed on the Radical pattern, is
"sEowing the fruit Of the unfortunate policy
"pur.ued by the party in power towards the
"South." The Herald never spoke more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

NJ SWISS MUSLIN RUrFIrSS:
apiece, or 81 per dozen; LIZ, lie
COVENTRY RUFFLE. Quartz, ,n.,
apiece. worth 60c.: 'Hso "lde. 12s-
SILK A. N5EaC ~ at as and So.
WIDE WxTERED SASH RrBaoss :, . =. "
and 81 per yard: "NS u 81, 75-
soc. worth 81; u plees, FIR
PAPER CUFFS for ladies', ten na,r.
25c.-just half price pA'' In boz, sr
LINEN COLLARS, with ball but,o,, =.
and 25c. apiece; "Ae' at IL, 20
LINEN CUFFS, With ball buttons, ., o,
and SOC. pair. ~ 3d. 40, ~,
Afull assortment Of the new ..,,.
BALL COLLAR and SLEEYy.purro,o
EARNINGS, AoAs AID
sLVERED and GILT SCARF RINGS =,
Look at the LINEN SHEETING, tvo ,..,
a half wide, at el per yard worth ii AZ 'NS and
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The Rurkeyille Bug bear"

For ourselves, We say that No look upon
Tho change Of gauge Of the Danville road a. .
thing to be done only under the pressure OF
necessi,y--a necessity to protect the trade OF
this city and the commerce Of Virgins.
But IL is commended that such WIN oc Inc
injury of break Of gauge between the D"h,
Vile road and the Atlsatlc, MISSISSIPPI, 'n Nv
Ohio road that such break should INV
event be permitted. Now, suppos'ng 'hete
shoula he a stoppage altogether OF transfer
81 , r1.;uhts between the roads in question
land Tint cannot be; but giving It us "ofs'
ta.,urs \ what will be the probable extent OF
this Injury? 1T
For the three months ending list OF April
there were sent from Richmond to Burke
vile. and there transferred to the Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio raiiroad.... e2s toss
And received from the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
for Richmond, at Burkeville, 1885 tons
2,764 tons
Which is an average Of so and ITO tons pei
day, or on average Of not quite four car io'o'
per day
With the proper machinery these cars Cal
be transferred from trucks of one gauge &c
trucks of another gauge In FIVE minutes iol
each car. But with so contemplate mum
her Of cars it would he idle to employ ma
cbinery when three or four iaborers coulc
make the transfer without any inconveni
ence.
And tho Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
and its friends are magnifyins this matter &C
immensely as to induce an uniformed per
son to believe that the fate Of Virginia is in
volved in it.
The passenger business Of the year shows
daily average Of transfers at Burkeville OF
nine and a half passengers each way Inis
must be the same niue and hall coming
and returning. ...
We can hardly look for practical loea
from any man who with these facts before
him will make out that break at BurkeVliie
wjl be productive of any serious results.
Rear in mind the paucity Of the Burke
Vile transfers, and remember that both
General ManoSB and Colonel BgFoRD are
virginia,s, anxious that Virginia should
be preserved for Virginans, and, therefore,
that neither is likely to do anything to OBJ
struct the transfer at Burkevile Of so small
an amount of freights. If they were not
Virginiaus, and if they were slightly ylndIc'
tive, they could hardly find qualification III
so small business as that car
ried on between their railroads. TO 10 so
would be even to degrade virdictiVezcss.
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The following heading tells it's own story

TIC lUliOWIHS HeauIHS teiIs Its 0HH stUIy
1t Is from an Augusta (Ga.) paper:
Crematon-Is it Better TO Bury then
Burn a-The New Movement in Augusta
Meeting Last Night-Formation of a Gre.
nation Club-Ten Members Enroled-Le Let
tiers from Distinguished Gentlemen-Grant,
Sherman, Lochrane, Smith, Stephens, Hill,
and Hardeman--Prac!ical Measures Inau-
gurated, =. ...... .s ,-.s...=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

We trust that no Southern congressman
will vote dollar to the centennial until the
ciyl-rights bill i. abandoned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

We acknowledge the receipt of q copy OF
Hon J. AMBER SMITn's recent speech in the
House upon tie power of Congress to con-
struct internal improvements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21
@ GUIPURE LACEs

9 dUlPURE LACEs,
s sooEsnGs nnssssa ID .u pds..,
,GhoCAET EDGlNGs very eh..p.
dozen yards; 'oe' and II =.
0Lua s1. LACE, DUCHESS LACE. -.
=: oRED LACBs, for trimmings. =, ana Oh.
rr .pu. LEVY BRorHvns,
per dozen. VIZ ioH, To-
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wNEW GOODs-APRIL 1jrH.

DRESS GOODS, such as PONGEE. CHALLL
SERGES;
sApIN-sTRIPED PIQUE, new, for oIcrssi'';
BLACK SILKS, all prices, from II SO 10 the Gel;
beautiful BLACK TAMISE and other s;yes u
mourning goods;
IRON GRENADINES, new mesh;
MOHAIRS and ALPACAS, choice brands
KID GLOVES, Victoria and Harris. new SnaaT' -
Ladies FANCY STRIPED and BALB%lG"AS
HOSE;
ERILLINGs and RUFFLINGS in great variety;
snlen did SPRING CASSlAERES;'
Snn~rh PILLOW LINEN al 65o. to The sst;
LINEN sHEETINGS, DAmAshS, AKA sAf'
KISS;
DayoL BLEACHED COTTON at 1870.
1s-N3e HUDGiNs, GORDON GO.
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LOST. sTRAYED.. dc.

# OS1,, in the First African church, Sum
IL day afternoon, POCKET-Bo0Ks OF dark
green leather, with small gilt clasp, 1t contained
about So 10 bills, and other papets valuable 70 shs
owner In the inside pocket woa "a omnibus tiskei
Tho Andsr VIII be literally rewarded BY returning
.hs .pocket-hqek TO the office Of the 81: James s
Hete', d, 80 ap21-ats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

MRS. n. j. MICHELBACHER'S' -
lYI MILLINERY.--I have just returned saEss5Y
from the North, where ! have purchased w
new stock Of FASHIOSABLE MILLIN . EkI
HATS. GRAND SPRING OPENING on FRI
DAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY next: Ny
friends and customers are respectfully Invited to
give me call.
MRS. IL. J. MICHEL BACHER,
No. 407 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth
up 1876
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
GRAND OPENING az
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22.
NEWEST STYLES OF SPRING MILLINERY.
da,ire to Announce to my friends and the public
generally that i am now resolving from the
North the
LARGEST DISPLAY
OF .i
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
ever offered at rctsil to the Virginia public.
PRACTICALLY MILL1yBR,
DO not fear competition, and offer among the
large stock now In store, and receiving weekly by
express, all the novelties Of the season; among
which call your attention to the most approved
styles Of
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS,
ELDERLY LADIES' CAPS,
BREAKFAST CAPS,
CHILDREN'S NORMANDIES,
FLOWERS, SILKS, AND RIBBONS
In profusion, and of all the variety Of shades.
REAL HAIR BRAIDS,
and all the novelties In the market as they appear
In my line.
Ii otto: Small profits and large sales.
Call and examine before purchasing.
MRS. 3. w. SAUNDERS,
4O5 Broad street,
.o rho mas, eioht years. ap 2l-Tu,W&E3t
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cpPING MILLINERY.--I have $50
- ,ust oreaed large and carefully SssjE.sSeS
Gs,e,'t,.; stccs or .IILLfNERY and FAS--yNo,Ns
~ EtJi,DS consisting OF French Flowers, Silhs.
Aipnons Chip and Straw Hats, Sashes, handsome
spanish Scaris with p04uet$, and all the latest nov,
nnrchased very low for cash, and will be sold &C
cordngly. , Mrs. M; 49, w ~ i,y,
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| MIRO CONSIDERATION =
] GAUGE on THE DAFy
| 0uished speakers Will 40
w. Fl. Smoo&.
| w. j. johnson d Coz
| John N. Gord0n's Sons.
| Roberts, Beail & Co., K
| jenkins, Capers d Co.,
| Rogers a McGances s''',s'
Wise Brothers,
| W. X. Pugii.
| Chsmberfayne Il Jones,
| d. w. Moseley.
| brartin & Mason,
r. A. Subleit d Co.,
VIM. w. Myers,
VIM. r. Holdsworth,
| Jas. r. Taylor q Co.,
John N. Higgins,
John j. Crutchaeld,
| Geo. BargamIn,
Fisher IL Conrad,
Thomas II. Alsriend,
Wilkinson d WithsrA
| J. L. McCorkle,
| George d. Wise,
| j. p. George,
J. 3 Ficklen Il Co.,
Scott & Clarke,
| W. T. Darlington e Co.
| b. T. McCue & Co.,
| B. G. Gray & Co.,
John Enders d Son.
John Booker,
Thos. G. Williams Is Co.,
X. G. Morton,
K. n. Simpson,
Robert w. oliver,
r. A. Patterson & Co.,
C. X. Barksdals,
Joseph G.. Dill,
A. b. w ellis,
W. Wallace q Son,
b.. Murphy,
Peter Tinslcy,
Tribbett & Deter,
James Woodhouse,
Thomas A. Brander,
| A. $. McRae,
X. w. Powers & Co.,
| G. W. Thorn,
JIG. Whitlock,
John Rankin.
Nathan Goodman.
B. Becher,
Hill & Skinker,
Rogers & McCance,
r. Wallerstein & Co.
Walker & Saunders,
Jeffrey BIason,
James X. Lacy,
Abner Harris,
j. B. Scl2tDr,
81. Nelson.
VI. L. jacobson,
Wilson Il West,
Edward Erby,
W. j. johnson 4 co.
| Lee, Seldom Il Co.,
j. j. Wllitehurst.
Atkinson & Temple,
| j. Z. Phillips,
p. V. s. James,
| George E. Smith,
Thomas j. West,
| C. Dominica,
F.. p. Starke,
". NJ. Smither.
| Andrew Muller,
| j. Quiggs Brown,
| Levi HcXter,
u. StrauSe,
n. s. Block,
| Levy Brothers,
y. A. II. Lafong,
T.. K. Warren,
| j. e. Seiswanger,
HenrS Cannon,
Thomas Eewlan
/ Thomas Samson,
! Oliver Davis,
7. D. Briggs,
R.H. Styll,
8. G.. Flonrnoy,
K. WendenburS,
| ". d. Davidson,
| Charles Phillips
r. Gerof,
| c. Wendlinger,
| d. X. Pyle,
| Samuel h. Pulliam,
| John G. Andrews,
j. b. Danforrh,
HI. Wigand,
Vincent Bargamn,
WIN. 6. Allen,
p. W. HARDWOOD,
Jos. +. Powell,
K. A. 4. Dabney,
Habliston & Brother:
| John &. Page, Dr.,
Y. f. Taylor,
+. Malone,
| G. G. Hopkins,
william Euker,
| Clias. A. HennighsuseD,
Herman Kapple,
II. T. Miller,
Jacob EOel,
Chas. LundeR,
g. n. Smith,
The following-named
| in a pre-eminent degree
ple, are earnestly rcQues
and give their views tou'
ject TO be considered:
| john II. Guy. General Pt
| G. Peyton, Captain Geo
A. Seldom, Colonel VIII
raj John ID. Imboden.
The members Of the
Richmond, as well as tho
| Stale, are cordially inyit
up Gilt
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New YORK, April 2O.-A runaway morse.
car capsized yesterday, hurting ten. persons
but none fatally,
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BIN aPROP0bhD CHANCE OE
rLLE RAILROAD. DisHn.
iress the meeting. .,,....
Ellison IL Harvey, 49,.
Brown, Pembert0n d Co.
Thgs. J..Patrick d Son,
Simpson, Bass q Coz,
RObt. f. Williams & Co.
Lee, Seldom q Coz .s,a-
James n. Wise,
Harvey & Jones,
Perkins G CardoK0,
N. d. Lee & Co.,
Hxxall. Crenshaw & Co.
r. b. Semerville & Son,
Pedin 81 Whitlock,
James T. Vaughan,
H. A.. Poarce,
X. II. Sarvay,
Joseph Hall,
A. BargsmiD.
John s. Stevenson,
Il. ID. Christian,
W. II. Wilson j. Co.,
l.. Levy,
Walter *. Martin b Co.,
g. w. Williams,
Tsliaferro j. Co.,
J. d. Bland & Co.,
George p. Stacy,
Putney & Watts,
Weisiger il Co.,
D. NJ. Marshall,
s. NJ. j. IL. Rosenbaur1,
A. l.. Elicit b Co.,
W. A. Sher man,
James q. Brooks,
James w. Gibson.
g. w. Anderson q Son,
Lyme & Brother,
Fl. NJ. Smith s. Co.,
l.. Is. Spence,
r. A. Paine.
Samuel =. Cottrell,
J. Caskie CabelI,
Wingo, Elicit 6 Crump,
John A. Sloan.
Blair & ThaIton,
A. Oppenheimer,
Joseph NJ. Stevens,
James Fl. Gardner,
John Ely,
Baughman Bros. b Co.,
William X. Trigg.
Powers, Blair & Co.,
Thomas Z. Ballard 3 Co.,
A. s. Lee,
J. K. Go0de,
w. II. Turpin,
Curric & Co,
w. N. Parish,
Bodeker Brothers,
Charles j. Stnton,
A. Capped & Co.,
II. May,
Gates 6 Minor,
George I. Herring,
Joseph p. Winston q Co.,
SPOTS & Gibson,
Charles Tanner.
j. Kr2ker,
j. N. Newell,
W. ". Baldwin,
Curtis s Parker,
j. X. Childrey,
A. ". Noting, Jr.,
T. w. TixnOr,
r. l.. williams,
Slater. hyers & Co.,
Solomon Wise,
Henry Gunst,
c. d.. Hersbers,
F. Hessberg,
II. J. Reith,
&. Rruckner,
r. w. Steger,
r. Henreich,
4. H. Forbes,
3. G. Hartsook,
j. j. Hopkins,
John {. Shafer,
T. Kenton Lyon,
w. {. Newberry,
W. &. Thomas,
K. r. Lyons,
J. Z. Kidd,
Z. b. Loving,
Leroy E. Brown,
T. Z. Gill,
George Z. Mattern,
J. X. Mountcastle & Go.
A. X. hountcastle,
A. A. Lorentz,
Fl. Hoghausol,
William Cote.
George A. Book,
Henri Schmidt,
j. Knopser,
Henry c. Bsschen,
l.. Wagner,
B. F. Tiusley,
J. Stern,
Jacob May,
Heller i Co..
Marx 3litteldorfer,
w. Thalhimer,
Gunst & Binsw2nger,
Chas. Hutzler,
6. Heller,
Z. e. Tinsley.
gentlemen, who com mand
The confidence Of our peo-
ed to attend the meeting
hing the important cub
Judge W. W. Crump, Col.
yton Wise, Major Thorn as
rye ID. Wise, Hon. James
il N L. Bur1ell, and Gene
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ATOTICE.-Jn consequence of our ina
~ biiy to realize our assets, and the impatience
manifested by some OF our creditors, and with a
view OF doing equal justice to all, we deem 1t best
have general meeting Of our credito,s' TO 9e
on TIL RSDAY the 14th day Of May, proximo. It
IS important that all should be represented, as ac-
ton VIII be taken for settlement of our business
Those who cannot attend In person are respectfully
requested 10 execute q power OF attorney as per
form below and forward II to some friend In THIS
city. 1SAACS, IA1LOh j. WlLLlAhS'
Knol0 all men by these presents, That -
hereby constitute - attorney IN :act 70 repre-
Taylor s. Williams, to be held in the city OF Rich-
mond on the 14th day Of May, ] S7i, or ut any ad,
journed meeting thereof; and hereby rattfy and
confirm any act done, any votes given or any paper
agreementsigued or entered Into by 49, =, SUD :t
attorney in fact as fully and completely as II the
same were done by - in own proper
person.
Witness - hand anu seal this - day
Of --, 1874.
mp 21-hy7, &tdtd&w3t - ". 81
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NT GENTS LINEN COLLARS AT /"
and Coo. per dozen worth So;
LINEN HASDKERCHiEFS at 1850 per doxn,
wonld be cheap at %;
SHIRT BOSUMS, all pure linen. at 10, 20, % 3t'
s17s sPT N GLOVES. SOCKS, CRAvATs
TiES, SHIRTS, aud DRA WERS. at
LEVY BROTHERS.
SCARF SLIDES and SLEEVE BUTTONS ven
cheap. up -