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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-07

"SiTING" WEATHER FRoa 1862 TO 1866
no the Editor Of the Chicago Ereuaq Jour.
noLl olks think that because March is at
hand We will soon have the ethereal mild
HESS" offspring. herewith append weather
memoranda kept in 1882, 1863, 1864, 1865.
and 1866. Let us not be too sure that win.
ter is over
Calumet, Ill, March 10, ,lae2.-Lake frozen
over and deep snow.
March 10, lSG3.-Icc in tbe lake but river
free.
March 2, 1&4.-The lake is nearly clear
Of ice.
March 4.-Seyere snow storm.
March I, 1sG5--The sloughs all isozeu
over; very cold weather; too cold to hunt.
harch le.-Ien degrees below zero. "All
creation" frozen UP.
March H.-snow storm; below zero.
March l3.--Celd aud sDowins.
Lake Horizon, Wts., April 5, lS65.-Tber.
mometer twelve degrees above zero.
Calumet, March 10, 1sGG.-SIoughs all
frozen, top and bottom.
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MrRGATIc ACID AND OLD RAGS FOR Chill
hHEH.- Inter- ocean letter My nearest
n"ishhor, having seen in the Inter- Ocean
an account of the analysis of some syrup
which showed the presence Of dangerous
acids, tried the experiment of putting tea
spoonful Of tea in s. small sauce-plate of
nlcc. looking white syrup which her family
had been in the habit of buying from an
hones,-deallng grocer. The result was the
syrup turned almost black. Alarmed at this
revelation, l tried the same experiment on
sinliar syrup III my oHn house, with pre-.
oseiF >l!nilar results. 10 be sure that there
could be no mistake about the test, melted
three Kinds OF sugar into syrup and tried
'he lea on each OF those syrups, and not one
D' them changed color. The thought that I
nave been for weeks feeding decoction of
Alofiaic acid and old rags 10 my children,
sapposlug that ! was supplying them with
"hoic'onc food. makes me shudder even
no", ana lnduces me to write this my first
note to the public press so that others NAV
rroht by my experience
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELrarous SERvIcEs To-MoRRow.-The
usual services will be held in ali Of the city
churches tomorrow except the following
special appointments:
Broad Street IXethod'st.-Rev. J. c. Gran
berry, d. D., at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 Z. NJ.
Cdy. Street Methodttst. Rev. George G..
Nandcrslice at IL a. NJ; the pastor at 1:45
L. NJ.
Sidney Methodist.-R B. F. Woodward
at II 4. NJ: the pastor at 7:30 p. NJ.
Trinity Aethodist.-Seryices by the pastor
at II A. NJ. and 4 Z. NJ. Subject at night
"Abraham's Shield" being the fourth SER
mon in the series on the Life and Character
of Abraham.
Monthly Meeting Of the Methodist Sunday
Sctoo! Society.-The regular monthly meet
ing will be held at Manchester Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
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WESLEYAN LITERARY ASSOCIATION. OF NOR

WESLEYAN LITERARY ASSOCIATION. OF NOR
FoLK.-The record of charter granted by
Judge George Blow, of the first judicial
district, to the Wesleyan Literary, Assocla-
ton, Of Norfolk, has been iodgeo ID tne
office of ihe Secretary of the Common
wealth. The purposes for which the Asso-
ciation are formed are to collect, purchase,
hold, and preserve library and reading
rooms in Norfolk; and its objects are purely
benevolent. The capital stock shall not be
less than $3.50 nor more than $4,000, divided
into shares of $40 each. The Association
may hold two acres of land. The following
is a list of the officers for the first year:
Smith l.. Brickhouse, president; Alpheus
A. White, vice-president; Joseph Il: Daw-
SOD, treasurer l.. w. White, recording sec
retary; William S. Forrest, corresponding
secretary; and the following directors
William d. Aydiott, Benjamin D. Brick
house, Schuyler l.. Thrift, Luke II. White
hurst, aud Russell S. Dawson.
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PIMPLES, ERUPTIoNs, :.RouGH SKIN.-The sys-
tenn being put under the influence Of DR.. PIERCE's
Golden Medical Discovery for few weeks, the
skin becomes smooth, clear, soft, and veVety, and
being illuminated with the glow Of perfect health
from within. true beauty stands forth In all
Its glory. Nothing presented to the public as
beauhfyer of the complexion ever gave such sat
isfaction for this purpose as this Discovery. The
effects Of all medicines which operate upon the sys-
TEN through the medium Of the blood are necessa-
rily somewhat slow, no matter how good the rerne-
DIV employed. While one to three bottles clear the
skin of pDples, botches. eruptions, yellow spots,
conedones, OF ''grubs,' dozen may possibly be
required to cure where the system Is rot
ten with scrofulous or virnent Ilood-poisons. The
sure OF all these diseases however, from the COM
mon pimple to the worst serofua Is, with the useOf
this most potent agent, only matter OF time. Sold
by al druggists.
COVERED WITH ERUPTIoNs-cURKD.
CLAvERACK, COLUMBIA COUNTY, Y. z
DR., r, v Pierce, Bugalo, n. T.:
Dear sir,--I am sixty years Of age, and have been
afflicted with gait Rheum In the worst form for
great many years, until, aeeidentay,I saw one Of
YOUR books, which described my case exactly.
bought your Golden Medical Discovery and took
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-07

To be Tried To-DAY.-It will be remen1-
bered that Mahala Johnson was tried in the
Hastings Court In September last for steal.
ing So from the person Of Alfred Jasper,
found guilty, and sentenced to the penitenti-
ary for the term of i've years. The case was
taken to the Court of Appeals upon techai-
cality, and that court granted writ of error
to the judgment Of tbe lower court, and re-.
manded the prisoner back for o new trial.
The accused has remained in Jail ever since
to wait until the principal witness tJasper),
who is a. country negro, could be found.
He was found on Thursday, and the case will
probably be tried to-day.
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DEATH OF WELL. KNOWN GERMAS.-al

DEATH OF A WELL.KEowN GERNAS.-alr.
Henry Dommler, u wel-known German cili-
zen, died at his residence, on Marshall street,
about half:past O'Clock last night, in the
forty-siXth year OF his age. Mr.. Dommler
had been a resident Of Richmond for about
fifteen years, and was highly esteemed and
respected. He was an active member of the
Gcrmania Mannerchor and Turnerrerein.
two flourishing German singing societies OF
this city, besides being member of several
benevolent orders. He was very popular,
and his death will be regretted by large
number of friends.
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SAN FRANCISCO MssTRELs.-This popular
Ethiopian troupe will give matinee to-day
and close their engagement in Richmond
with performance tonight at Assembly
Hall. The programme for each entertain
ment will embrace new ballads and comicali.
ties. Those who wish to enjoy real hearty
laugh should not fail to see "the San Fran
ciscos' before they leave our city.
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Hurpers' and Lcslie's Illustrated newspa'
pers and Chimney Corner for this week re.
ceiged from j. 4. EllysoD, newsdealer, 1l12
Main street. Frank Leslie's Cook Book, con-
tanning over two hundred receipts, is given
to each purchaser of this No. of the Chimney
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ATLANTA, March 6.--The marshal Of Law
renceville, Ca, yesterday, shot and killed u
young man who was trying to escape.
To-day an old and prominent citizen Q!
Lithonia, Ga, committed suicide by shooting
himself with q bifd-gun. His name was
BrasWell.
Mrs. Pettibone, Of Atlanta, committed
suicide to-day by morphine. The reason
assigned was financial distress. She pro-
missed her little daughter fifty cents to take
q dose, and the little one did 80. The ply
sicians will save the child.
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Weather probabi.ltses s;or To.Dav.

WASHINGTON, March G.-For New England.
the barometer will fall, with rising temper,.
ture, rain and suow, and winds Yeering TO
easterly and southerly and increasing to fresh
and brisk.
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
region, fresh to very brisk southeast to south
west winds, cloudy and rainy weather, clear
Ing away during Saturday night.
For the Gulf States, west to north winds,
clear and clearing weather, and falling tenn
perature, with probably a "norther" in
Texas.
For Tennessee and the Lower Ohio VAL
ley, winds yeering TO westerly and the north.
west and diminishing in force, with clearing
weather.
The Ohis, Cumberland, and central Mis-
sissippi rivers will rise quite rapidly,
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- -D1scHARGEp.--Yester Major Poe tele-
Sraphed to the chief OF police of Danville
that John w. Burton (who was arrested
Thursday night on a charge of felony was
in custody and held subject to his order. AS
the Danyille authorities replied that Burton
was not wanted, he was discharged.
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sssssPoLcE Court, FRIDAY-Justice White
Wilson Smith (negro), for an assault upon
Rachael Smith, his wife, was sent to Jail for
twenty-four hours.
Meta Williams and Julia Jackson (ne-
groes), for disorderly conduct on the street,
were fined $3.50 each.
j. Ii. Burton, charged with felony COM
mtted in Pttsylvania county, was held in
custody to await information.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. GODDIN, 81 P. NJ, lot in Sidney, at the SOUTH
west corner OF Main, or Elmwood. and Morris
streets.
COOK & LAUGHTOE, 10 A. NJ, at Turner's
stable, Franklin street, twenty good draught
horses and forty mules.
COOK & LAUG HTON, 10 A. NJ, at No. "a Seven
teepth street, in rear of Scott's drug store, bar
fixtures, furniture, &c.
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THE DIAMOND RING CAsE.-Henry Hender-
son, who stands charged with having stolen
diamond ring from Mr. James G. Southall
valued at $3.50, was tried in the Hastings
Court yesterday, but ut o'clock last night
the jury having had the case and failing to
agree were turned over to the Sergeant and
taken to the Exchange Hotel until this morn.
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GIVE CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND to all who
need al EFFICIENT and HARMLESS TooTH-roT-
DER the elegant preparation of MEADE & BAKER
known as .Saponinc Dcntifrlce.'".
JNo G. WAYT, Dentist; GEO. W. JONES, Dentist;
R. n. HUDSON, Dentist; j. Ii. MOORE, NJ. D..
j. MAHoNEY, Dentist: Dentist
W. L. BURTON, Dentist; GEO. B. STEEL, Dentist.
Price, soc. a box. For sale by druggists gene
rolI
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SIX MONTHS IN TIE William
johnson alias William Delaware was tried
in the Hastings Court yesterday for break
ing and entering the store of Asher q Smith
and stealing $3.50. He was found guilty,
and sent to the city Jail and chain-gang for
six months. .#~...
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THE THEATEE.-The charming Miss Katie
Punam continues to attract good audiences
Mt the Theatre. Last night she fascinated
every body who was present.
This afternoon there is to bea grand family
matiuce, at which Fanshon will be pre-
sented.
Tonight Pocahontas is announced.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlCE MARCH 6, 1874
MIR. Anderson, 51I east Marshall street,
Richmond, Va. Dr.. Carter, 113, corner
Marshall and Brook avenue; Mr.. William
A. Lambert, Richmond, Va; Captain Ken
nedy, Norfolk, Va; one, no address.
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two bottles and half, and was entirely cured.
From my shoulders 70 my hands was entirely COW
Tered with eruptions, also ON face and body. wns
fkewise afflicted with rheumatism, SO that walked
with great difficulty. and that is entirely cured.
May God spare yon long life 10 remain bl essing
to mankind. With untold gratitude,
Mrs A. w W1rI1Aps
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THE PICKwICK PHARMACY, S32 MAIN STREET.
between Eighth and Ninth, Is now open, with new
fixtures and new stock Of drugs, medicines, per-
fumery, and toilet articles. Particular attention
paid to compounding physicians prescriptions and
famiIyreeeipts. A. y. BLISS, Proprietor.
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The Social Evi, I'm st. Louis

ST. LOUIS, March 6.-The bill to repeal
the social evil feature iD the city charter of
St. Louis was informally laid over in the
State Senate to-day, on motion OF one OF Its
most prominent friends. Another Dill was
introduced embodying the most stringent
measures for roofing out the evil.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

england.
LONDON, March G.-Reports continue TO
come to hand Of wrecks, accompanied with
loss of life, and disasters to vessels caused
by the heavy gales which have lately sven,
over the Atlantic. The steamship Sedra,
from Newcastle, encountered n storm and
was lost. Thirty people on board were
drowned.
The weather is fair.
THE EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF THE DUKE OF HDIS.
BURGH AND HIS BRIDE.
The Duke and Duchess OF Edinburgh are
expected to reach England tomorrow. Elk.
tensiye preparations have been made for
their reception. The day will be observed
as holiday. 1880
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.
Lord Northbrook, Viceroy and Governor
General OF India, telegraphs to the Indian
Office here that it is expected the Government
will be obliged to maintain 100000 per.
sons for three months. The expenditures
on account Of the famine to the end of Feb.
ruary are estimated at 100000.
GENERAL NEWS.
Parliament met to day at 2P. M, and pro
ceeded with the formalities OF organization
The members OF the present and late Go.
vernnlents have received Royal commands
to attend state dinner on Monday next at
Windsor castle, where they will meet the
Duke and Duchess Of Edinburgh.
The 18th Instant is appointed for the pub
lie entry OF the Duke and bis bride into
London.
Captain Brown, one of the Tichborne
claimants witnesses, has been remanded for
examination on the charge of perjury.
The War Office has received no official
adyices of the capture of the King of the
Ashantees.
A dispatch from Sir Garnet Wolsley of
date prior to the taking of Coomassie de-
cares the oyerturcs for peace Oil the part
Of the Ashantees were treacherous and q
part Of a plot to lure the army to destruction.
France.
PARIS, March 6.-An order has been issued
by the Minister OF the Interior prohibiting
the sale Of photographs Of Count de Cham.
bord.
India.
CALCUTTA, March 6.-Accounts from Tir.
boot show that the distress from famine l.
increasing. In RuDgpore, where there has
been no actual suffering as yet, the stores o
the poorer people are becoming exhausted
and starvation is imminent. The relief OF.
ganization here is working eScelIentlg, but
It can hardly meet the immense demands
which will be made.
Turkey.
CoNsTASTIS0pLE, March Gan extensive
contlagration has occurred in Salolica. An
immense amount of property was destroyed
and eleven persons were burned to death.
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FrOmK Kew West.

New YORK, March Ga dispatch from
Key West says the Wabash, Dispatch, and
Pueta arrived yesterday from Havana.
Admiral Case made o general signal that
all reporters be required to leave the fleet.
All correspondents thereupon left immedi'
afelE
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TgE New REsERvoIR.-The surveys for
tue new city reservoir have been completed,
and work is to be commenced at once. The
CITY Engineer has already listed the names
of a number of persons who are to be en-
p!oyed upon the work.
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The Graf bismarck Safe.

NEW YORK, March 6.-The German steam
ship Graf Bismarck, concerning which much
anxiety was felt, has arrived from Bremen.
She reports having experienced terribly
heavy gales and head winds with heavy seas, !,
which commenced when two days out and
lasted almost the entire passage.
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LECTURE PosTPoSED.---In consequence ofthe
indisposition of Hon. Simon Wolf his lee
ture on Unhcraldsd Heroes" which was
to be delivered next Monday at the Eleventh.
Street synagogue, has been postponed until
further notice.
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IL YOU WISH REAL NICE LIGHT BREAD, BIS
CUTS, CAKES, &c.-spongy and lgbt-nse WAC
sER's VIRGINIA YEAsT-PowDERs. So say all our
housekeepers who have used them. They contain
nothing that might he at all injurious to health,
and are cheaper and better than any other.
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TERMS OF CIRCUIT CoURTs.-The bill which
has just passed both branches Of the Legis-
lature fixing the terms for holding the cir
cult courts goes into effect Oh and after one
term has been held in each county in the
year Of 1874 in accordance with the times
fixed by the judges. So the act will not in
tetfere with the terms now being held in va
riouS parts of the State.
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Appeal or zsur,or-D Dea,c-s.

NKw YORK, March 8.--The ager-beer deal
ers Of Brooklyn have appealed to the gene
ral term Of the Supreme Court from Judge
PratL's decision giving the excise commits.
sioners the right to revoke licenses for SELL
ing beer on Sundays.
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PRICES OF COAL AND WOOD GREATLY Re-
DUcED.-Best West Virginia splint, anthracite,
Clover Hill, and lump coal at summer prices. Oak
and pine wood ut lowest prices at Nineteenth aud
Cary streets G. II. PAGE.
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BArrlsr SUNDAY. SCHOOL AssoCiATloN.-Thc
regular monthly meeting of the Baptist Sun
day.Schovl Association will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 81 O'Clock, at the Sc
cond Baptist church.
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To make GOOD LIGHTBREAD, BISCUITS, ROLLS
and CORN, BUCKwI1EAT, and SWEET CAKES,
quickly and yet sweet light, aud spongy. use WAC
NEi's sIEAsT-PowDER, the homemade article.
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CONVICT BEcngED.-Winston Southaii was
received at the penitenttary yesterday from
Charlottesville to be imprisoned tive years
for grand larceny. s l
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SUPREME CouRT OF AppEALs, FRrDAY.-The
following business was transacted In this


following business was transacted in this
court:
Harrison's executor rs. Prices executor.
Submitted.
Cooke vs. Lewis. Submitted.
Richmond Enquirer Company Us. Watts
and ais. Submitted.
Musgroyc us. Musgrove. Submitted.
Hawley vs. Twyman and Twyman us.
Hawley. Submitted.
Gath us. Jones ct ais; Beckham, &C., US.
Bolts, &C.; Fowlc, Snowden Il Go. cs. The
Alexandria and Washington Railroad Com.
pany.
These three cases were continued gene
rally by consent.
Oyerton us johnson. Rule against the
appellee returnable to the first day of the
next term to show cause, If any he can, why
this case should not be dismissed without
costs 10 the appellant by reason Of such dis
mission.
Watson Us. Claiborne. Dismissed.
The following ten cases are the next to be
called by the court. The first two will pro-
oably consume to-day, and the third is set
doWn specially for Tuesday next, the 10th
instant: Cheek us. White and ais; Will
lough6y us. Thomas; Grahum ps. Elzey and
aus koWzle, &C., cs. Ware, &c. Hurt vs.
watkins; Hannaby Us. Boyde, &c. Statbam,
de-, us. Crawford, &C.; Taylor, Us. Hutche-
son; Jones'S executors US. Clarke and ais !;
Farmers Bank rs. GuuneIl's executrix. ri
is probable that nearly all Of these ten cases
will be argued orally, some of them, how
ever, not consuming much time.
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THE EASIEST WAY to get $50, 900 Is to purchase
ticket In The MASONIC GIFT ENTERPRISE at
Norfolk, and you may be the lucky one. Tickets
can be had at p. WEIsIGER C Co.'s hat store, 1901
Main street, Richmond.
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LOST. sTRAYED, &c.

cTRAYED. from my house on tbeNe
y 4th, q DARK. b. OWS. MOLE, with tEA
viii Dive liberal reward for bis return 10 Gakxnb
me, or any information Of him.
l1e' - A'' 80 MARY RANDOLPH,
42e Fifteenth street, between Marshall and Clay
NH 7-1tS
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NEW CROP FRENCH pRUNEs AT ANToNI's.

WAGNER's YEAsT-PowDERs, the best, were
awarded the premium ut the state Fair Of 1869.
Try them.
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Fire.

TOLEDO, ONO, March G.--The Hillsdale
College editice, at Hiilsdsle, Mich, was
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000. In
surnnee. $4,000.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to order by z. b,
SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tailors. Perfect fit
guaranteed Or sale.
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk will
certainly take place In May. Positively no further
postponement.
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For F1RsT-CLAss CONFECTIONERY GO TO AN.
TOMS.
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provides that the act siiaI! not apply 10 mas
ters Of coasting vessels, &c.

Nominations, Combinations, Etc.
David Turner has been nominated collee-
ter of customs at Alexandria, Va.
Combinations Dodson, postmaster, Co.
rinth, Miss; Mrs. Bainbridge, postmaster,
Old Point Comfort; Sewel, supervisor in.
fernai revenue at Boston pice Simmons. 4
The President has recognized William A.
Cummings as yice-consul of Hay,i at Will.
mipgton, N. G..
Mr.. Stephens has been confined to his bed
Tor three days, but receives his friends.
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Personally. C. Douglass, ESQ.,, Of the
Bedford Sentinel and Ne,ns, is in the city.
Major Il. w. N. Noland was in the city
uesfarday
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LANDRETH's FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-a full va.
riety. l.. WAGNER, druggist, Sixth aud Broad
CIR
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sHAp IN JAMES RIvER.-Mr. John Wade,
the veteran fisherman, yesterday caught the
first James River shad Of the season IN the
Eli.s opposite HaxalPs mills.
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DEMoREsT's NEW SPRING and SUMMER PAT
TERMS just received at JULIUS MEYERS, 603
Broad street.
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS just received at P
WEISIGER s. Co.'s.
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DtcuNoSD March G. 1S74.--Et3,t

RICHMOND. March 6, 1S74.--Editors Of DIS.
patch, h,--Please return thanks of Relief Com
mittee for / barrel beef from Tredegar Com
pany 13s heads Of cabbage from Il. T. Far
rer l. Co.; two additional lots of fresh beef,
amounting in all to 1000 pounds, from the
Butchers Union. Contributions from the
country as well as town of potatoes, &C., will
be thankfully received.
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UMBRELLAS OF FINEST QUALITY are selling
very low ut SCHAAP's, 1902 Main street.
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WILLIAM w. PARKER.

" LILLIAN w I AIKEN,
Chairman Committee Relief Association.
But for the rain yesterday the wagons to
gather up clothing for the poor would have
been out. Should the weather be favorable
to-day they may be looked for.