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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-04

A MILITARY CLAIM AGAINST THE STATE
The counsel for Captain E. S. Gay in the suit
against the Commonwealth have determined
to take the necessary steps for an appeal from
the judgment of the Circuit to the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. Captain Gay was COM
mandant of the Public Guard when, in April,
1869, it was disbanded by an order from
General Webb. then the ruler of this mill
tarv district. He has commissions both from
Governor Letcher and from Governor Pelr-
pont. and holds that he has never been le-
sally removed from office, and cannot be eX-
cept by eourt-martial; therefore, is now cap
tain of the Public Guard, and entitled to pay
as such tes the past i've years, to the amount
of about $l3,12O. Some interesting ques-
tions are involved.
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THE NORFOLK Blues VISIT TO RICHMOND.
The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues, Captain
James w. Gimer, left their city yesterday
evening on the steamship Isaac Bell, and
will arrive at Rockets about s O'Clock this
morning. They will bring about sixty off,
GERS and men and four three.inch rifled
guns. Horses for their guns have been Sc
cured in this city. They will be met at the
wharf by details from the Howitzers and
Gravs, under command Of Lieutenant John
G.. Laughton, OF the latter company. They
will be escorted up town, and after placing
their guns in the Capitol Square will be
taken TO the regimental armory and served
with refreshments. The visitors and their
entertainers, the Howitzers and Grays, will
meet this afternoon for parade. The How
itZcrS and Blues are the only two artillery
companies in the State, and both-like the
Grays-have bright records Of service done
In the Confederate army.
The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues was Or
ganized in 1928 under Captain Miles King.
1t has been SuccesSvely commanded by Cap
tains w. L. Taylor, r. w. BowdeD, J. R..
Spratley. Thomas J. Corprew, jacob Vick-
cry, c. w. Graudy. and w. E. Taylor.
The present officers, commissioned and
commissioned, are James W. Gilmer,
captain; Samuel Hodges, senior first lieuten-
ant: X. Frank Vaughan, junior first lleuten-
aut: Henry V. Moore, second lieutenant; d.
&. Whitehead, orderly sergeant; d. l.. Iur-
ner, Quartermaster; John Walters, guidon !;
George w. Gordon, second sergeant; W. B..
Holmes, third sergeant; NJ. c. Keeling.
fourth sergeant; x. II. Jones, fifth sergeant:
c. H. Buskey, first corporal: S. S. Saunders.
second corporal; W. Camp. third corporal; !;
II. Ii. Henderson, fourth corporal: George
Mcintosh, fifth corporal; c. NJ. Ferguson,
sixth corporal r. S. Broughton, seventh
corporal; ". {. Dickson, eighth corporal.
During the war it participated in the fol-
lowing battles, and many of those who were
members then still continue their connection
with the company: Sewelfs Point, Merri.
mac and MONT or bombardment of McCle'-
lan's camp at Westover, Brandy Station or
Rappahannock Ford, Fredericksburg. Chan
celiorsville, Gettysburg, Bristow Station,
Wilderness, SpotSylvania Courthouse, Tur'
key Ridge or Cold Harbor, aud Petersburg.
It is not doubted that command so dis
tincuished in war and so famed for all Tie
good qualities of volunteer soldicry, IL
"these piping times Of peace" will receive
q most hospitable welcome from our military
and people generally.
After seeing the sights about the city: pa.
rading with the HoWtZers and GrayS, ana
being banqueted at the Armory this even
ing the Blues will take the steamer OF then
homeward trip, and will reach Norfolk carjy
Sunday morning,
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CHURCH DEmcATIoN.-The new German
Methodist church on Leigh street, between
First and Foushee, will be dedicated to-
morrow. The services in the morning will
begin at 10a o'clock, and will be conducted
in the German language By the German
superintendent, Rev. f. N. S. Blogg, and
the pastor of the new church, Rev. +.
Bickel. In the afternoon at Al O'Clock the
church will be formally dedicated by Bishop
D. s. Doggett, who will preach at that hour.
Rev. John f. Edwards, D. D., will preach 4
sermon appropriate to the occasion in the
new church at 81 P. NJ. Thereafter all ser.
vices in this new church will be conducted
in the German language.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-04

Police Court, FRIDAY.-The case OF
Thomas Jackson (negro), charged with ours
ing Alice Lee, was continued until to-day.
George Fox, for an assault upon James
Martin, was fined $3.50.
Louis johnson, charged with being de-
serter from the United States navy, was dis
charged.
Martha Jane Bell (negro), drunk and un,
able to take care Of herself, was commltteo
for twelve hours.
James Ferguson and Thomas Prlce,
charged with being deserters from the
United States army, were turned over 10 the
United States commissioner.
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Ho. for aSToSI's saloon. Main street.

You SIGHED, and growed, and-paid your taxes;
What will come next you ask, ITO VeX U.s."
know not what, but that know
To cure the blues the place to 90
Is SCuAAP's. His fine cigars. tobacco.
Most from Havana, not Henrecco,
His pretty shades for sun or rain,
His gold or silver-heaLed cane,
His brcast-pins, chains. his stylish collar,
His books to suit the sport or scholar,
His most attractive News depot,
And lots of things for use or show
all invite yOu TO be merry and to make your pnr'
chases ut SCIIAAP'S, 1402 Main street.
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Picnic AT HATToRF'S GARDES.-Thc
Catholic societies of Richmond are to have
picnic at HaltorPs Garden next Monday,
july 9th, for the benefit of st. Mary's new
cemetery. McCanu'S full band has been Ell.
gaged for the occasion. At S a. NJ. the mem-
bers of the Ancient Order Of 1locrnlans are
to meet at the corner of Ninth and Marshall
streets to take part. All persons belonging
to other divisions of the Ancient Order OF
Hbcrnians are expected to be present, and
unite with their brothers of Richmond in
promoting the interests of worthy cause.
All the invited societies are also expected to
meet at their respective halls at s. A. NJ,
with full regalias, to take part in the parade
through some of the principal streets IN The
CITY. Strict order will be preserved.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. JAMES D. KNowLEs.-The
funeral Of Mr.. james D. Knowles, son OF
James 81. Knowles, Esq, took place yes'er-
day evening from Centenary Methodist
church. The services were conducted by
Rev. DR.. j. E. Edwards, and the remains
were followed to the cemetery BY process
sion of unusual length.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFlCERs.-Fi.
deity Division, No. ] Sons Of Temperance,
have ,lectca the following officers for the en-
suing quarter William Isaac johnson, w.
p: A. i. Meredith. W. A.; W. Il. Lester
Coombs. j. s.: II. S. Bailey, 4. Il. S.; Lewis
D!ckcysou. Sr.. +. g.; w. IL. Coombs, t.;
Roy. II. uarri>on. Chap. o. b. Dickerson
Con. Il. ?. Meredith, a. Con-; Oliver Ii
Lewis. /. 6; NJ NJ. Moore, Q. S.; B. j.
GRAY. Local Deputy. These officers will be
installed next Thursday night at Fidelity
Hail by Lewis Dickerson, District Deputy
Grand II orthy Patriarch.
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ARRIVAL OF CoLoRED ExcUEsIoNIsTs.-
About one hundred aud twenty-five coIored
excursionists from Georgia reached this city
Thusday night. Yesterday morning u num-
Der of them left here for different portions
OF the State to visit their relatives and friends.
The remainder are stopping at the Maison
Doree, on Broad street. On the 1lth they
will all meet here, and return to their homes
on the 18th of July.
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ESCAPE OF A CoNvIcT.-Ireson Godsey, q
white couvici, sent from Washington coun-
ty, escaped from the penitentiary yesterday.
He was employed with five Others in haul
ing slaves from the penitentiary yard to q
shed outside ofthe walls, and was not missed
by the guard until he bad probably been
gone considerable time. An unayaliing
search OF the neighborhood was made.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRArIoN.-The third
anniversary celebration of Friendly Diyi-
sion, No. 2, colored Sons of Temperance. Of
Manchester, will be held on Monday the 9Th
instant. They have engaged band of mu-
sic for the occasion, and will parade the
principal streets of the city. BY invitation
the Division will also escort the co!ored Ma
sons and the Union Guard to the place where
the cornerstone of Mount Olivet church is
to be laid, about 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OrFlcE July 3, 1874
Lewis james, Titusyille, Pa. ; Ella johnson,
Fluvanna county, Va; L. Lion, Scribe OF
Warrenton Encampment, No. 30, |. .. y. F.,
Warrenton, Va; Mrs. Maria Mason. Lake
Wood Store James L. Ridgley, Grard y,
r. Secretary of Grand Lodge |. o. y. F.,
Baltimore, Nd; post-ofiice box S6:,,.
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INSTALLATION or OrFlcERs.-Spriugfeld
Division. No. IG7, sons of Temperance, have
Installed the following officers to serve for
the ensuing quarter: George d. Harvard
", P: Zcphaniah G. Lampkln. W. a.
Robert 5. Valentine. chaplain; George +
Bnrch, r. s.; john \. Burch, Jr., 4. r. s.:
william Il. Vaughan. F. G.; John +. Shin
berger, T.: Joseph W. Carter, c.; r. 2
Riddick. 4. c.; w. ". Vaughan, |. s..
Charles E. hayward. o. s.; j. Ryland Epps,
+. W. j.
Joseph ". Carter was made the recipient
Of handsome gold pin, with suitable mot
toes and inscriptions. for his Jealous efforts
III behalf OF the Order.
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PERSONAL DR.. William Fl. Ruffner
SUPERINTENDENT of Public Education of the
State, Superintendent james H. Binforc
&c this city, Superintendent J.J. Ladd o
S,aunton. Superintendent Wilson of Wash
|-inyton, ID. C., Professor Spencer, author o.
the Spenceian system OF pennanship. ano
other distinguished laborers in the cause OF
pubic education, will attend the Teachers
institute at Taspabannock On Tuesday, July
9Th
Hon. John GGade, Dr., passed through the
city Yesterday es route from the University
OF Virginia, where be delivered an address
on Thursday, to his home in Norfolk.
Mr. William 4. Nash, member OK the
House of Delegates from Lunenburg county,
was in the city yesterday.
General Stith iSotling, of Luneuburs, was
in the city Yesterday.
DR.. George w. L'agty, State librarian, re-
turned to the city yesterday from Blacks
burg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-04

ROANOKE VALLEY RALRoAD.-The dele
gates from MeckIenburg county, Capt. Geo.
A. Endly aud L. E. Finch, Esq., with MIR.
st. Andrew, had second interview with the
Danville directors yesterday. We under
stand that Mr. Finch submitted definite
proposal for the completion of the road, and
that the matter is still pending.
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Mr.. REUBEN RAGLAND's ALLEGED Con-
rEupr OF CouRr.-Judge Welltord yester-
day M dischaI ged the rule awarded against
Mr.. Reuben Ragland for contempt in having
refused to obey Mr.. G. B. Harrison, notary
nublic. who summoned him to reappear be-
fore him to give testimony in the cbancery
s,Iit of Broadnax and others uS. Reuben
Rasland. He was, however, ordered to ap-
near before the notary at such time and place
as the latter might designate to give testi-
mopy in the cause mentioned.
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HATS. CAPS. 40

vi ~ rCIAAlNGllAM OFFERSEs
ma. "fENl nf y, LINENS ."pEAKI." DREssgs
J. los pItr"i own manufacture, at Unprecedented
!rtnrT ~ - 'a!l l. solicited u, his hat ,nantl-
----..--..-'l a'" aE'''' 1y 3 2t
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RE0rESgD poR RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-The
Broad Street Methodist church has been tho
roughly repaired, frescocd, carpetcd, and
cushioned al cost of about $4,000, and will
reopen for public worship tomorrow. Rev.
DR.. Duncan. president OF Randolph Macon
College, will preach at II A. NJ. and $50
y NJ
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FOURTH OF JULY.-Mayor Kelley an
nounces this morning that the city ounces
will be closed to-day.
Sunday hours will be observed at the posi-
office, and the carriers will only make their
ea.'ly morning delivery.
The banks will also be closed,
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CREAMS of all havors at ASToSl'S saloon.

ROwLEE's CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-The
steady and Increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Mr.. BOWLER tc
arrange with the well-known firm Of W. ID. Rlail
& Co. to supply his family trade. Mr. Louis Euker
700 Broad street, supplies Bowler's Ale and Porter
In 5ot1les Orders from The trade to HENRY Bow
LER, Spring Park Brewery, promptly filled.
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PEACHES and CREAM at PIzZISIS.
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WANTED, TO EXCHANGE NOkIu.
W ER$ PEACH BLOW SEED ioiA ~, oit.
Iiay. ,ioyrr, Or Timothy, or will sell and hny Tor
r,.h j. K. IlOCkADAh,
Tr' iri ,,s 1923 Main street.
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" DTICE.-Lost or miSlaid, CERTltl.
y CATE No. Sc OF forty shares OF old stock OF
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance COMPANY
Ia The name of Richard L. Norlhalu
Application will he made for Tue reissue ol Saiu
.rrir EDWIN WORTllhM.
f CHARLES T. WORTHAN.
ia lr-o.w2rn Surviving Executors.
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Goto ASTONI's dining.sal1on, Main street

ICE-CREAM FOR TIE 4TH AND 5TH OF JULY
PIZZINI earnestly requests his customers TO send in
their orders for the ahnvc days without delay.
Many have already left their orders and should he
be so crowded as TO be compelled to refuse any Of
his customers, the fault viii lie with them. He will
certainly supply all who leave orders before Friday
,t o'clock NJ,
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EH>TRAIED.-On red, one redand- sESS55
Il white COW. and one red llEIFER were As!1--
1L,,, nm in the street bv the police on the ngt ol
June 30tl. The owners get them ny applying
-, ,Ii,,c h. ,t,IartrrS JOHN rUF. JR..
d. r ~ >, Chief of Police.
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PIZZINI, No. S07 Broad street, having made epc-
cial arrangements for his supplies OF milk and
cream, will supply all In want with his renowned
pure Ice CREAMS Of the following flayors:
VANILLA,
STRAWBERRY,
PEACH.
BANANA,
LEMON,
PINEAPPLE,
CHOCOLATE,
NEAPoLIrAINE,
LEMoN-ICE,
ORANGE-lCE.
Send in your orders TO PIzZ1Nl's steam factory
S07 Broad street.
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TAkEN Up, on Mrs. Fcndall Grii- ~
fins farm II. ar he Brook road. on asl IAa.-.
Wednesday Il small BLACK COW. me owner
viii cone forward. pay charges, and take her away
tr1II* i' K. +. TlLLER.
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TRANSFER PRINTISG-ISKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-blls. &C. Can be copied
In the ordinary Ieter-press book Send your orders
for printing in these inks and for all other descrp
tions of printing, to the DisDatch Printing-House
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CLEARED FOR RIo.-The German brig
Max cleared at the custom-house yesterday
for Rio de Janeiro, loaded with -four from
Gallego Mills.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-lNKs will copy clear ant
distinct for All indefinite period of time. Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks 10 the Dis
match Priuting-House.
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on you'll diamonds,
watches, teweiry. silverware, &C. Call at A. HAIR
Rrs's Loan Office, 1929 Main street, aud you viii
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf
eaptio1 n.
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FRESH PISEAPPLES ct ANTONI'S.

GAS AND OIL STOVES, for cooking and baking
purp0ses-somethpg suitable for the heated term
for sale by GEORGE KLEIN, No. 612 Broad street
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Rithnuud Dispatrlt.

wTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counting-roon Friday, July 3D.:
SAM 3r. NJ. 0P. ID.
u 81 S7&J
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saturday. July 4, l6i
LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE WEATHER To-DAY.--C 1cedther,
east to south ,rinds. rising temperature, is
reported as probable for today.
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KEEP COoL.-If you want TO keep cool, wear light
clothing. E.B.SPENcE & con have splendid
stock of light underwear, linen and aipaca coats
white vests, &c. Give them call They have
marked down their goods to the lowest living
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in th
State Treasury yesterday was 4T9,S6l.93.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. GODDIN, at IL NJ, at the Real Estate Ex'
change, farm in Henrlco county near the city
of Richmond
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ESfitWOssk. dc.

g,,,F a. panic prizes al 2U7 eas, Brosd street
''"' &.. lhlrd. Se 2O-2w
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IcE-CRrAM-Goe early to-day If you wish to &c
so1ne from PIZZISI'S.
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r IQUID RENNEf for sale by BODEkER
IL BROTHERS.. Wholesale and Retail Druggist s
corner above Sr. Charles Hotel. 1yl
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Go to ANToSI's saloon for good things.

LIGHT AND CHEAP GAUzE SHIRTS at E.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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ic 13-S3nl
TO! FOR WEST POINT.
GRAND EXCURSION.

The undersigned having chartered the York
River train for EONDAi. July 9th, have spared
no eXpcnsa t0 make IL the excursion or The season
A splendid band moth string and BRASS will bc In
attendance. which will discourse sou-stirring music
to all who may wish to chase the hours with flying
fcer.
Fish crabs, and oysters in abundance: also.
splendid hail for dancing will be furnished ny Tie
gcutlemanly proprietor of the Huntington House.
whose courteous manner attracts all visitors stop
poing III the Point. ,.,
Boafiug, fishing, bathing, and invigoratlng
brceZes-.o refreshing to those who wish To e2clp;
the heated cluldron Of the city.
The several tribes vi Red Men OF this CITY are re-
spcctfuy invited TO attend. Come one, come I'LL!
Gentlcmeu's ticke cts only FL Eiuirs, 0lc
! he train will leave the depot at TX A. VI Iickcls
procured AT the depot , :,
Committee of Arrangements: :. II. PEKDrE: X
T. ADAMS. p aO-'I
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STRAW HATS AT CoST.-Now is the chance TO bu
bargains ut SIMMONS & co.'s, next TO the Dlspdtch
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STRAW HATS, just the thing for pic-rics at 81
MONS Il CO.'S, next to the Dispatch.
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Rg-SfNESS WANTS.

yy-ANTED-All my friends and patrons
w in the c!tv and surrounding country 70 kn9"
,h,t am Stiii =; the OLD STAND ana ~outu ne
.,.rI in .c,. them al any lime anu serve 'ncin
Mil srn articles rs may bc NEEDED In my line IL ~
hc lad In the city. -o>, ,,,,,orr
t.. , u. HOS seventeenth street. near tiiaplS.
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GO TO ASToSI's DINING.sALooN.

HATs-very latest styies-at SIMMONS & Co.'S
next 10 the Dispatch.
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GREAT REDUCTION in the prices Of STRAW HAT
at SIMMONS & CO. l116 Main street.
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LARGE, FRESH LEMONS at ASToSI's.

REMovAL.-A. HARRIS's Loan Office (establishtd
In S65l has been removed 70 1922 Main street.
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WANTED, every body t" know there IS
w regular TRUNK FACTORY in RiG.monu ri n l.
SYIc,rcou next door 10 tie corner 0i n.dn Il .nu ~
iIt,.,L S,rn,s where all Sly!cS of TRl hS arc
.,ir :tn, ~olr al The lowest sort OF ricrs hcpai
img neatly ana chr:s'lv done III the BEST h''nhei
~ y Nhtp,s '~'''' JAMES KNOTTS
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LARGE, SWEET ORANGES at ANToxl's.
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PrSRAPPLEs-some of the finest in the city-ca
be found 1T PIZZINI'S.
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Y N'NVIOl.l. No EXrORTION,
Wul1,HN'I, \" nliitK HUMBun.-WILL!AM
lr>If.n - = BROAD STREET 327-EsTAB-
Il ..}p,t. '1'i- DEALER AND MASUFAC-
t...'.'r',,'f 'f II NAN HAIKWOtk.-Ti atten-
..,... "''" ',"tltcd (" he facts: Tina, / sell
.., IL si! ~ :trr solid at amy other place:
...st So. ... '': t"is rhpcricnCe in the business
.a.- .. w. " " A"'ia'agcs for working up comb
j. .F. .r. ~ 10 Htti'iy my customers: that Hair
s.,.. . '"'H "on!s III ne IN This cty: that a.l
"... . .,.' "'' r done al short notice and In
-, 4-''hh"f. jc 2S-lmi
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STRAW and : UMMER HATS. at ana below cost, q
SIMMONS l. CO.'S, next to the DisDdtch,
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TIE CAPITOL OFFICES will be closed to-day
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Go to ASroSI's dining. saloon.
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PURE CREAMS at ASToSl's sal

LIGHT SUITS at Z. b. SPENCE SONS, 1906
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E,sbsT. sTRAYED. DC.

/,AME TO MY HOUSE THE LAT l
~ ter part Of Jurc one small red 60" -A1--IA,,
about rchl years old. III low order. The owicr Ml.
away or she will be dealt with as the law uiltc!S.
'''''''' ' MRS. LANE,
south side Of the Dock, below seventh street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-04

Go to ASToSI's ice-cream saloon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-04

| Tl3 f. :, GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto Rico
''.0'!> y co.'s, CIT Broad Street. " mi, paS -
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If YOU wish something nice. Try some OF flZ1lSl
PEACH CE-CREAM.
, 1874-03-19
SNlNDLING LIFE.lNSuRANCE COMPANIES.

70 TIC Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Innocont pnoplo WHO takc out policies
upon t),e,r lives suupose they aro uajfinr M in
.a...n'4 ,.,;a,, III ;.,,," .,'a ,sn!n. 81
ses.nlens "l'lon W. i'u'e so Inc ooheie o.
their wlvos and Children In sonlo cases this
may bo true; but, OIL general principles, the ill.,
Hurors aro ouly having their monov out of
,o,1.at for i,o,.,rr ,ho;, o,r., h,s,,,as, 1,a,,a
poeAe' W. uS''.os tnelt o"u pS..'ooa uo"o'
which they could do just AZ well themselves,
md much cheaper. This appllos to companies
which hold q respectable position, md
which may bo considered of reputable cl,arac-