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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-14
RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counting-room Saturday, September 18th:
SAN q 81, NJ s ss M'
IEnr the Dlspatch.l
RICHMOND, September 12, i

RICHMOND, September l2, 1874.
Messrs. Editors Please be bind enough
TO call the attention of our city fathers to the
condition of those streets lately used by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
whilst building their tunnel, particularly
Twenty.third and TWenty-fOurth streets.
In behalf of those citizens embraced in the
district between Broad and Venable, Twenty
First and TWenty-Fifth streets, would ask
if it Is not about time we were reaping some
benefit from the money we have been paying
into the city treasury fer taxes since our In
corporation2
1t appears to us as if we are doomed to pay
taxes, grope in darkness, stumble in gullys,
and see other people grow fat on our money.
Here is, for example, Twenty.fourth
street, forming the boundary.line between
Jefferson and Marshall Wards, thickly set
tied, and perhaps paying the heaviest taxes
for the same area OF land In any part OF tue
new district, in shameful condiHon-dis-
creditable alike to the city and citizens
living on it for tameIy submitting TO its pre-
sent condition so long.
The contractors for the tunnel very kindly
filled up the deepest gully, and would have
made the street for meagre compensation,
and yet the very droppiDgs from their carr
have remained unremoYed nearly year after
their work has been completed.
If this street was properly graded anC
curbed from Venable to Grace, and at some
future time to Main, the money expended
would be a judicious investment alike to the
city and property.owners. 1t would en-
courage building better class of buildings
on Church Hill, give employment TO me
chanics and others trading with them
whilst the tax on the enhanced value Of pro
perty would soon return the principal tc
the city, and continue to pay compound in
terest.
But some uptown member will say
Where's the money to come from re
spond, from the same place you voted appro
priations for improvements on Sheckoe Hill
from the common treasury. III the money
isn't there, you uptown gentlemen mus
furnish it. ] contend that when you take
our money to pay the interest on your OLD
debt you are in honor bound ut ieast t.
put our property In as good repair, asto pub
lie highways, &C., as yours.
Approaching your kindness, gentlemen,
am. Sc. c. w. 81.
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POLICE Court, SATURDAY-Justice Joseph
J. White presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Daniel johnson and Ann Davis, charged
with assaulting and threatening to Kill
Daniel Fleming with q pick.axe. johnson
was fined 81 and Ann Davis discharged.
Daniel Fleming, charged with assaulting
and striking Ann Davis with pick.axe, was
fined 81.
Thomas J. Gale, charged with assaulting.
abusing, and striking Robert J. Inge. Case
continued until to-day.
William Saunders was fined 81 for striking
Charles johnson with stone.
Robert Inge and W. G. Allen, charged
with assaulting and cruelty beating Thomas
J. Gale, were bailed until to-day.
Henry Fenable, charged with stealing
sundry articles. Case continued.
Martha Estes, Ellen Taylor, Fannie Flood
Timothy Flood, and Peter Hamilton,
charged with keeping q disorderly house
were fined $3.50 each.
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CoNvEYAScEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending September II, 1874: Lots fronting
16 feet on Canal street near Foushee for
81, $50; SO feet on Marshall street, corner
Thirty-third, for SlS1.50; SO feet on Grace
street, corner Pine, for S3,6122s; 1872 feet
on P street, corner Thirty-frst, for 1928 ;
"a feet on E street between Morris and Beach
for $1,000; IA feet on Federal street for
S3O5; 81 feet on Federal street, for $500 !;
% feet on F street, corner Eighth, for $1,000 ;
80 feet on Clay and 120 feet on Leigh, for
s1,e4o; "a feet on 81: James Iaes street between
Federal and Charity for $3.50; ls feet on D
street between Seventh and Eighth, for
81 400: 80 feet on Fourth street between
Baker and Duval for $500.
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ENTERED AND CLEARED.-Entere on Sa-
turday the American bark Palo Alto, Cap
tain jenkins. She will be loaded with flour
by Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company
tor Rio de Janeiro.
The Norwegian bark Capella, Captain
Holman, entered from Liverpool, with salt
to Lee, Seldom & Co.
The American brig Isis, Captain A. 81.
Anderson, cleared on Saturday for Trieste,
Austria, with tobacco, shipped by I. w.
HanneWinkel & Co. She carries about
900 hOgsheads.
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VIRGINIA STATE Observation-Disclosures
Boyd, publisher of the State Directory, has
concluded, instead Of confining bis work
merely to the cities and villages of this State,
TO annex all the towns on the lines of rail.
roads in Tennessee, Kentucky, North Caro-
lima, with West Virginia, making one com.
plete directory and valuable reference guide
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IyyEA a BROTHER, 5H p. b., brick stora, With
dwelling over same, on Hull street betNeea.
Eleventh and Twelfth, Manchester.
HooDY d RoYALL, Tx A 1 ~, In Manchester.
farm near the Iold Chesterfield eoart- -ho,ise,
thirteen miles from Manchester.
GRUBB3 & WILLIAMS, T. Us, iot ana nrses
building on the west side OF Tenth street, s0u'n
of Byrd.
MOODY & R0YALL, 8 r. M., house. and 'ot ''a = sen
south side OF Hun street, In Marchss ter.
MOODY q aRoYALL,i 81. in front q .hs couI.-
house In Manchester, . tract Of iand n enss- latss
terfeld. sss ~
RICHARDSON & co., EkSP VI, staeeoeo.pl:ss :
store anc dwelling So. 74s oa eaa sltie sssoss
between Jackson arss Duyai street. gssss
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MORE DELEGATES TO TIE JAMES RIVER
RAILROAD CONVENTION Messrs. w: \
Staples, W. B. Palmer, K. u. someryiile, V
81. Simpson. and Coleman Workman nave
been appointed delegates on the part of the
Corn and Flour Exchange to represent thai
organization in the James River Railroad
Convention, to be held at Buchanon on the
18th instant.
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No oPosTPoNEMEsT.--The The recurre Of the ma
arial season Is as certain rs ate i u better 70 pe
provided In advance than 70 spead months shiyer'
ing and burning Will fever and ague
nils are ne Only absolute snd 40
and cure for periodic fesers, and have been rellsa
On for that purpose by iof amos. saAss
Tar of 4 century, They DO not raasce, but build ssp
the systea, No caleasl, arssl.te, oy -
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DEATH OF Mr.. SEApLE.-Mr. 1ohn a;
Ssmple, well.known and highly esteemed
citizen, died at his residence ~ Siuney on
Friday night. He came to Klchmona III
1852, and continued to be resident OF this
CITY until his death. He was buried yester-
1ay with Masonic honors.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS sHrRTs.-ThIs cele.
brated make OF shirs can be had either ready-made
or made to order by calling on =. B. SPENCE u
son, merchant tailors, 800 Main street. SPENCE
q Son guarantee perfect ht or no sale. Call and
lave your orders. They have alsoa large and wen.
selected stock OF Genilemen's Furnishing Goods at
low prices. Remember to call at 1900 MAID saTees
for your clothing. shirts. and furnishing goods
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE SEPTEMBER II. !oi4.-
Charles Casley, II New Hull street; Martha
Jones, 116 east Eleventh street, Front Fare
ment: Mrs. Ellen Shields, care OF MIR. van
White, Norfolk, Va; Benjamin Slade, I"en'
ty.second street between Main and FRANK
lin. Richmond, Va. Mrs. Edward Liggln,
care of CAPTAIN Charles R. Jones.
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THE FIRST BALE OF CoTToN.-The hrsl
bale of new cotton shipped from HALIFAX
county, m n. C., was received by William q, har.
r;s e Co. of this city, on Saturday. This
firm offered a premium of S25 for the first
bale of cotton consigned to them from any
county in North Carolina. The cotton was
Skinned by Thomas E. Pender.
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QUALIFIED TO PRACTICE LAw.-MeSsrs. D..
G. Richardson and Edward D. Meredith on
Saturday qualified to practice law In the
Hastings Court. These young gentlemen
have just been licensed and were introduced
to the Hastings Court by the Attorney for
the CommonW ealth, Mr.. Il. G. Cabell.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Lucy Elam, the ne
gro woman who was carried to. the peniten-
t;ary On Friday for larceny, of which she
was convicted before the Hastings Court,
attempted before she left the city Jail to hang
herself with a cord made of some OF the
fragments of her own netticoat, which she
fnro off
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TIE PUBLIC ScnooLs.--The public schools
of the city will open on Monday, septem ber
2lst, for the next scholastic year. Old
scholars will have the preference until II
NJ. OF that day. Parents and guardians
| would do well to consult the new regula-
tions established by the School Board, which
we publish in our advertising columns this
morning
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SENTENCED AND CARRIED TO TIE PES1TEE.
T1ARY.--John j. Phelps, convicted of steal.
ing gold watch valued at 800 from Michael
Mccarthy, was sentenced on Saturday to five
years imprisonment in She penitentiary in
accordance with hed&dtng of the jury.
AS soon as he was sentenced be was taken
out to the penitentiary.
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The RECENT STABBIHG ArFA1R.-The case
of Henry Day, charged with cutting IayioI
Fitzhugh, and Taylor Fiizhugh and Lucy
Day, charged with assaulting Henry gay,
was continued by the Police justice Satur'
day until wednesday, on account OF the III
ability of Ftzhugh to appear.
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PERsoSAL.-To-day Governor Walker will
speak at Caroline Court, and Captain George
D. Wise and Mr.. w. W. Berry will speak at
Louisa Court.
Governor Kemper went to Amelia on Sat
urday morning to spend the day with q
friend.
The Governor has commissioned Walter
H. Robertson, of Bristol, Washington coun-
ty, Va, notary public.
Hon. James 81. Platt was in the city Sat
urdGy.
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The c.N1c.-To-morrow the grand pic.
mic to be given by the Ancient Order of HI
bernians comes of at Hattort's and Weimer's
Gardens. A band of good music will be in
attendance, and the day will doubtless pass
very pleasat tly to those who take part in
the occasion
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ORDINANCE yIoLATIoNs.-Poliee Justice
White on Saturday fined John Hogan $40
for keeping his bar-room open on Snnday'
and Willie McNamara 81 for driving through
the streets faster than is allowed by law.
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New CITY DIREcToRY.-Sherif &; Cha.
taigne's Richmond City Directory has just
been issued, and is now being furnished to
subscribers and others. It contains 16,605
names, which multiplied by four the rates
adopted in northern cities) would give Rich
moHd population of 86,42O. The most
prominent names in the directory are
the Smiths, 272; Browns, 202; and Jones,
POI. The following Is the number Of names
under each letter: a, $50 B, 1,715; c,
1904; D,652; 2, 308; r, SIT; G, S23; FL,
1910; !, 81; j, 859; X, $40; l., 61S; M,
1,347; N, 227; O., 1855; P, s3S; Q, 35; r,
$50; S, LAG; T, S72; U, 27; v, 1923; W,
,42l s Y, 65; q, IA.
Very few people know Of the in n ease
labor required to compile. and publish su ;h
4 directory, and therefore not many rea-
dily inclined to excuse the errors t at are
unavoidable. The publishers have m, as
near perfection as any Of their prede es ors,
and have far excelled them in the ara ge-
ment of their matter and in CONF re en-
siyeness of design. Their directory Ueing
the latest and best to be had will become q
necessity in every business house, and will
doubtless have large circulation. The map
accompanying it is accurate enough so far
as the drawing goes, but contains some re.
markably bad specimens of English ortho.
graphy, which will attract the attention Ol
all who glance at the references"
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/ RADICAL MEET1NG.-The John Amber
Smith branch Of the Radical party will hold
q mass-meeting in front of the castom- house
at 4 O'Clock this evening. A number OF
prominent speakers are expected to address
those who attend,
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ENTIRE STOCK OF HATS AT CosT.-P. WGIst-
GER will sell any hat in bis house at prime cost
until Wednesday, 9Th instant. On that day al
the stock left will be sold without reserve at auc-
ton. Now Is the time 10 buy bargains In hats
Some of his styles are really handsome.
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Commun!cated.I

To WHoa IT NAY CosCERa.--I haye not
nor do ever expect to have, stock OF Int
rest in the new freedman's bank called ths
|. Home Savings Bank. .
Il. t. 5VAs LEW, Postmaster.
September IL, 1874. Isl s8
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acouIrTEp.--In the Hastings Court on
Saturday, Frank Larman, q young Wnlle
man. Was tried for assaulting and cuttlng
negro named Philip Robinson and acquitted.
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ExcussroSIsrs FOR NORFOLK. The tug o.
A. Arnold. with the barge Greenbush, went
down to Norfolk on Saturday night With 9
large party of colored exc ursionists.
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coNy1or RTcEIyED.-Henry T. Hurt was
received at the penitentiary on saturday
from Lunenbnrg county, to be confined TWO
years for grand larceny.
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DON'T BUY WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT when ycu
can buy Of ANDERSON q KING long, seasoned oak
and pine wood, full length aud free Of knots, and
save 70 per cord. FIR more fun particulars call
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IMpRoylNo.-On Saturday the condition Of
Mr.. Jacob s. Atlee was more favorable, al
though his injuries are still very serious and
,f1It
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RETAIL Market PHlcRs.- The following is
2 statement OF the retail city market prices

I RETAIL Market PRicgs- The following /.
statement OF the retail city market prices
on Saturday: .ssi. -s:iis.ss
Heats. Beef Choice, 1854 to aoe.:: second
cuts l5c; shin, 10 to CSC. Veal Choice, l83 tc
2Ue-; outlets, 163c.; shin, 10 to 30c. Lamb
l6t TO 20c. breast, 15e.;; chops, 16ac. sho.e,
!25 to 1850. per pound. Liver, veal or beef
12ac. per pound.
Fo,ois. Chickens, a6 to 45c., or three for
Sl.. Market we'll supplied. Ducks. 81. to 5)c..
or 75c. to Sf.15 per pair. s s. 80 ~.
bfsh-Good spots, 25 to 5ee. per bunch of
eight fish; hog-fsh, 65c. per bunch OF six,
or $l.25 per dozen market not well sup.
piled sheepshead, la to 1876. per pound :
crabs, 90 to 75c. per dozen. Scarce. IS, s i
Gdms.--S Sora, 75c. to 81 per dozen-sup-
| ply considerably increased since last week.
egetd6les.-Irish potatoes, new, &c. per
quart; 10 to 20c. per half-pecks; per peck 30
to 45e.;; per bushel, sS1.75 to 81; new sweet
potatoes, sc. per quart, or two quarts for
15c.; 25c. per half-peck. Market very well
supplied. Beets, 1 to cents per bunch. Gym
!ins, 123 to 16c. per; dozen very few in
market. Tomatoes for steWiDg, two quarts
for &C.; slcing, DC. per quart, or two quarts
for 12ac., or 25c. per dozen. Snaps, 5 to SC per
quart; per half-peck, 20 TO Csc. Onions, 10c.
per quart. Cabbage, 5to 2oc. per head. Green
corn, 123 to 20c. per dozen; small corn
for picking, &c. per quart, or &c. per. Dozen.
Black.Eyed Peas, 5c. per quart. Butter
Beans, to Sc. per quart. Cucumbers, 10 to
l5c. per dozen. Egg Plant, 1Oe. q piece
three for 25c. q t
Fraits.-Apples, 5 to 1sc. per quart; pears,
TO-. per quart; peaches, 15 to 25c, per quart,
or two quarts for 40c.; Watermslons, 10 to
5Oc. apiece. Grapes, 10e. per pound mar
ket very well supplied. Manages, Zoe. per
half-peck, 15c. per peck; market well sup
piled.
Miscellaneous. Butter-P Prime, 35 to 40c.,
cooking butter, % to 30c. Eggs, 20 to 25c.
per dozen. Honey, 20 and 25c. per pound,
or SOC. per jar; scarce.
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EncorrR Aofsd.-The freight business on
the DanYilIe road at present Is Deter tnan \
has been for years,
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FrRsT REeHHsT BAND.-Mr. Louis y = oel-
ker has been elected leader OF the tifsI neg
tment band pice y. +, McG Gann.
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spECYAE NOTICES.

,.sKA CLEANER AND PO'
Us .,n hos, and cheapest article for cleaning
lssl' hN-l" ,s everything Cleans quicker, easier'
any NM ,han "sapolio," besides cleaning maas
-Hd *,,,, .,,,as< one box viii do more thau nse OF
more ~ If soap Our best housektepers say !.
SIX Po"" ,., ming known, and cannot bc without II
/, u" o,e m using Railroad and steamboat lines arc
usnC 1t. ,,, Christian & Whites, Meade &
'tr, j. Rlnrs Robert harrolas, ~ wa ssher nen.S
l'.' P. F. pupuys, sroeers' druggists ana mousse
S'..,.h,pr stores generally.
farai>o'"t Us wanted Ia every city, town, and
coca S'' j. l.. WARING,
c3n"N' General Agent for Virginia,
No. II Pearl street.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The Board of AL
dermen will meet this afternoon at o'clock.
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IL STRIPED SILKS at IS, S., 90c., and 81
pr yard;
STEEL.uEAY DRESS SILK at 81 .35 per yard;
lVLuEEu->TRIPE FALL-STYLE SILKS al
:l.3j per yari
PLAlN-cOLUR DRESS SILKS ut IL so per yard:
RICH DRESS SILKS II $1.75, ~, and - 20 per
ward;
BLACK IiKS from 81 10 So 80 per yard
We have the celebrated BELL0N and TELL
LARD brands.
4 tuli line Of TRIMMING SILKS at 1926 per
!ar.:
NAECALlNE SILKS, all shades, at 81 per yard.
LEVY BROTHERS.
h lry.h lot Of HAMBURGER EDGINGS and IN
SETTINGS al l So. yard. Sc 4
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" WHITE, RED, YELLOW, and GRAY
ILANNELS:
WHITE, RED, Blue, and GRAY TWILLED
fLANNEIS;
SuAKEE, DpMET, WEIGH, ANGOLA, aud
GAUZE FLASNELS;
BLEACNED and UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNEL, every quality;
solid COLOR, PLAID, and STRIPED OPERA
FLANNEL. LEVY BROTHERS.
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4irIllllond <1ispatrh.

or THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dds
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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~ WAMsUTrA BLEACHED COTTON

~ WAMSUTfA BLEACHED COTTON
~ lj4sc yard;
UAVuL ELEACHED COTTON at 15c. yard;
FRUlr-pF-IHE-LOUM BLEACHED COTTON
IL II: e. yard:
AUBURN BLEACHED COTTON at exc. yard;
kNDI:p>COGGlN BLEACHED COTTON al
l2.c. yard;
Good yard.w!lc BLEACHED COTTON at 1Oc. u
ward. LEVY BROTHERS.
UNBLEACIIED KNITTING COTTON at 45c. a
pound. Sc
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AUcrIOa SALES THIS DAY.

MOSQUITO cAsoprEs at J. Il. cRAsros's, Hin,h
5-f -
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G." WHITE, SlLNER-GRE1, AND
GREY BLANKETS:
lg-i, Il-4. ard 12-4 WHITE BLANKETS, ran
cns III price from 81 10 SO pair
SlLVEH-GREY BLANKETS at 81 and SIS pair !;
Heavy GREY BLANKETS at $3.50, 8, 4, and s5
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Heavy COMFORTABLE ES at :2 and $2. so apiece !;
Al.HANERA QUILTS al $50 and 50 apiece;
WHITE MAESEILLES QUILTS, very low, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
fLpWEEED FANS at 75c. apiece new lot
5a>l Gccc!vcl. sea
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-, NEW PRINTS, &C., just opened.
TH. PRICE & co. are receiving !.
xrw.FAlL rrlSTS-side Band, and others;
%,,t ErrF!INGS aud ScARFS;
p,,.nIoyE>, BUCK GAUSTLETS, &C;
.5,rLE GonpS. such as
FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
SuEETiSGS, CoTToSS,
IEISH LINENS. DAMASKS,
,.,r,,ul,.ll4.c and other CASSIMaRES, TO whic
..,,.., =. called. T. L. PRICE s. co.
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- SEPTEMBER, 1874.

~ SEPTEMBEk, Io'H
,,,.p>I>G GOODS A SPECIALITY.
,,,rpSlNG GOODS, BLACK ALPACAS,
NV sc, JUST RECEIVED.
=, rRIcE \ co. have opened for early fau
esBLAck CAsuMEKES;
,,r,,cK JA>liMERE>;s
T, ,r, MoIiAIws; HRILLIASTlSEs'
B.Acx AllAcAs Choice shSdeS'' every price
soc. to:! 80 per yard;
=, AK BaNn>ztSr CLOTHS;
sL,,A lNrE&ArHicE;
..,s AUSTRALIAN CRATE CLOTHS;
cr .ri.S aud CRAZE Wells, &C.
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r.rgEUCHET EDGE, y yards in a piece.
i: Sc. aud 25c. apiece;
DAISY FRlI.LlNG, IL yards in piece, at 2oc.
worth zee;
EVERLASTING TRIMMING al soc. apiece, usu-
ally sold at Zoe:
SXuwpEOP TRIMMING, IL yards in piece, at
5tc.;
N,w KNlCKERBoCKER RUFFLING, 10 yards
ina yir,.. from 40c. TO 81;
NECK EUFflNGS and CULLARETTES In great
variety:
Cs>I.> COVENTRY EUFFLE, all widths.
LEVY BROTHERS.
FNtLoN'S WOOD VIOLET EXTRACT al
GIc.a boiIl". sea
Smyrna times., 1874-08-26
- . lGENBRAL NATURR-NO. 76.I
AN AOr Tor the better Of the Navy Of the Unit


s enacted by the Senate and House of
e the nted states OF America ia Congress assembled
on ana after the passage Of this officer
may be promoted In m vacancy the next
kaue snail se entitled TO the the grade which
from the date he takes rank therein be subsequent
10 the vacancy be il appointed to Gil.
Sko That the accounting officers Of the Treasury
are he eoy prohibited from making allowance
Ger OF The Navy who has been. hereafter
from the service and under the
o The twelfth ciion OF ths act of March
sHyhye entitled An act to amend the
heretofore passed to provide for the enrolling calling
ne es and for other purposes exceed than
pas AS ON leave Tor months the
less u snail appear the officer demanded IN
TO the Secretary OF the Navy continued demand
Oen as once In sx months, trail provided
kS Ihst 90 much OF the act entitled An authorize
tne secretary OF the Navy provide
and and for other rpOses ap
IuJ ourth eighteen hundred and sxtYOur pro
Woes tna cadet-enRneers, not to exceed fifty
be appointed By the the Navy hereby
ana adetenRneers shall hereafter appointed annually
the Secretary Of the Navy and the number appointed
ha NOT exceed five and that all
are hereoY repealed. - " - ~
Approved. June a. 1874
Smyrna times., 1874-08-26
lGKSkRAL NATURE-NO. 60. !

nv hOI 20 creAte Tue BOEAn IAni district Territory
OF Montana
Bs II enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
OF the United States of America assembled That
All thA portion OF the Territory of Montana lying OF
range ne between three
eridan and south Ot the first
base line Of the public surveys Territory shall be-
constituted separate land district,
man land district the Office which located at oEe
man. nut may be changed from time
public service may require. - ~
SIC That the President shall appoint by and with the
consent OF the Senate register and public
mOneTS OF the United States district
shall reside In the where office is located and
hef small nave the and the
nnts A. are or be prescribed by law in relation to land
oncers OF the United States in other Territories.
Approved, June 10, lS1G