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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-27

UNAVAILABLE LsT1sRs REaA1s1Se N THE
RICHMOND PosT-0 OFFICE January 26, 1874.
Miss Flora Allen, No. II Locust alley, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. William Bacon, Mont
gomery, Trigg county, KY; Mrs. James
Blademore, lag Downy street. Brooklyn, N.
T.; w. a. Darlington, care Colonel Jones,
Hanover Academy w. s. Darlington, care
MID. Jones, Farmville, Va. !; Mrs. DR.. Cole
man, 407 Grace street, Richmond, Va; Mrs.
Crump, News Ferry, Halifax county, Va;
James Gray, Esq, care Palmer, Hartsook Sc
Co., Richmond, Va; Mrs. Lucy Hill, care
Mr; Harry MacDousb, Etna Mills, King
lillian county, Va. Mr.. Robert 4. Morris,
richmond, Va; John d. Reynolds, Esq,
,ocG-oox 80, city Mr. Rosen, present; Mr..
ROBERT Snead, office James River and Ka-
naWha Company, Richmond, Va; Fl. c..
Turnbull, 8 north Charles street, Baltimore.
| Md. go ''s' s'NE' =
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CHURCH NOTES.

We mention the following items Of inter.
est in the churches on Sunday:
Baptist Churches.-First church: This
church resolved to invite Rev. A. p. Graves,
of New York, to hold special meetings with
them.
Second church: At the communion season,
in the morning, three deacons were ordMn.
ed by the pastor, eleven persons were re-
ceived into fellowship, one added By letter,
and one by commendation. at night two
persons were baptized.
Grace Street: Rev. j. q. Tyler preached
at night. In the evening the first regular
meeting of the Young Mems Missionary So.
ciety was held, and the following officers
duly installed: R. r. GwathmeY, president ;
II. c. Burnett, yice-president; G. Y. Clash,
CORES sponding secretary; j. b. woodward,
recording secretary; and 81. j. 81. Barnes,
treasurer. With an efficient membership of
80, this Society looks forward to the accom-
plishment of a good work.
Leigh-Street: Rev. j. ". Jones preached
at night.
At the Pine Street church two persons
were baptized at night by the pastor.
Venable-Street: Two persons professet
faith in Christ at night.
At the Fulton church Rev. j. W. Jones
preached at night.
First African: Rev. Or. Tupper preached
missionary sermon in the morning.
Disciples.-Atthe Seventb.Street Christian
Rev. DR.. Wilson preached at night.
Presbyterian Churches.-A series of reli-
gious meetings will be held at the Third
Presbyterian church every night during the
present week.
At Assembly Hall, on Sunday, Rev. Moses
D. Hoge, D. D., OF the Second church, preach
ed on the subject Of Scientific Tests of
Prayer"
At the Gay-Stree Methodist church, on
Sunday morning, Bishop DOggett preached
from a portion of the 18th chapter of l..
Kings.
Manchester.-Bishop Whittle preached at
the Meade Memorial church on Sunday at
II A. N.
Rev. DR.. William Brown preached at the
Presbyterian church at the same hour. No
services at night.
At the Baptist church, at y P. NJ, two
candidates were baptized anda collection
taken up for the relief of the poor.
Rev. w. w. Bennett officiated at the Me-
thodist missionary meeting on Belle Isle at
81 O'Clock.
The following is the average attendance Of
officers, teachers, and scholars at the Man.
chester Sabbath schools for the Sundays in
January Baptist, 200; Methodist, 40;
Meade Memorial 100; Presbyterian, 60; {;
Methodist missionary, 60; Colored Baptist,
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CoNVEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending January "a, 1874: Lots fronting 1872
feet on Twenty-ninth street between N and
NJ for 1892; 25 feet on McKeuzie's garden
for $92; 25 feet on TWenty.ninth street be-
tween Main and Franklin for 81 900; 10 feet
on Clay street between Gilmer and Hancock
for So, 400; 27 feet on Leigh street near Ora.
ham for $l62; 2s5 feet on Main street near
Third for 81 ,S09.75; 80 feet on Grace street
between Belyidere and Pine for 81 1926 part
Of city lot 440 for 25.
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MEETING OF BRITISH SETTLERS-ARnANGE.
sESTs FOR CELEBRATING QUEEN VICToRIA'S
Y-IsDfIGRATIoN.-A meeting CT Bri
tish settlers was held at the Exchange Hote]
last night, the Hon. T. P. Jackson (formerly
of Lancashire) in the chair. Among the
gentlemen present were Messrs. Henry
Bowler, Suffolk; Andrew Dowd, London;
G. B. Stacy, Lincoln Forbes A. Palmer
Suffolk; Edgar Allan, Birmingham Peyton
Johnston, Ireland; R.J. Farrer, Yorkshire
C. III. Roberts, Norfolk; Dr.. Freeman,
Northampton Fl. w. Hey, Yorkshire
Thomas Windus, Manchester; and j. A. 81.
st. Andrew, London, &C., &c.
It was reported that Colonel 4. S. Buford
president of the Danyille railroad, had agreed
to grant return tickets at one fare to parties
attending the celebration.
Reports OF subcommittee on various mat
ters were received and considered. Messrs.
Stacy, Allan, Johnston. Roberts, and Hey
were elected members Of the committee.
It was resolved that the name of the COM
mittee be altered from " Anglo .Yirginian y
to the "British Committee of Richmond =
The following permanent officers were
elected-viz., Hon. T. P. Jackson. chair
man Andrew Dowd, Esq, vice-chairman ;
Peyton Johnston, Esq, treasurer; Robert j.
Farrer, Esq, honorable secretary.
. On motion of Mr.. Allan the following
committee of five was appointed to report on
arrangements for the celebration of Queen
Victoria's birthday-viz., Messrs. Bowler,
Freeman, Allan, Palmer, aud Dowd.
It was resolved that the chairman and Sec
retary be officially associated with the com.
mittee of five. s..
Ii was resolved that general meetings of
the members be. held fortnightly.
1t was resolved that committee Of three
be appointed to correspond with British set
tiers throughout the State In order TO secure
their cooperation in the celebration, and to
report to this committee the probable num-
ber of non.re,idents in Richmond who Will
he likely to attend. The Chair appointed
Messrs. r. j. Farrer, Peyton Johnston, and
7 A. II. st. Andrew to be such committee.
81 J. Alb. ST. Andrew proposed. q. b.
Stacy seconded, the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
Rcsoloed, That the consolidation OF the
influence and the demonstration OF the
actual experience of the British settlers fur
5nish the best means OF promoting lmmlgra-
ton TO Virginia. ... --.S.sE..
That the celebration of Queen Victoria's
birthday In Richmond will, if successful, be
an event of the highest importance in pro-
moiing social intercourse and uniting tbe
testimony or settlers in favor of the State.
That the responses already received are
of most encouraging characte ter, and such
as to show that If the leading settlers will
exert themselves the celebration can be made
thoroughly successful. :s
& That this meeting would earnestly impress
~, oxyorr ft,p f,f.oont dfy of nyarfiTp
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TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY q. 1874

Lory Marsh, or England. had promised 20
subscribe 80 to the, committee and vote Of
thanks to Or. Marsh for his subscription and
sympathy was adopted. &
The members of the committee assessed
themselves for an amount equal to current
expenses. -5ss -sSss
a. vote of thanks to Colonel Carrington
for the use OF the room was adopted.
. twas resolved that the next meeting be
held on Monday evening, February 9th, at
the Office Of Mr. G. b. Stacy, Main street.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoINTED.-The Board
of Education has appointed the following
district school trustees:
Nelson county.-Lovingston district: n.
T. Spilman and w. D. Ligon, uice Major
r. z. Echols, resigned. Massie's Mills dis
trict: Dr.. w. L. Withers, DR.. G. x. Ander-
son. Greenfield district: Hudson Martin
and DR.. 81. l.. Blaiu.
Northumberland county.-Farifeld dis
trict: A. j. Eskridge vice Rev. Stulke Jett,
resigned, and John B. Edwards vice
E. Il. Burgess, elected county treasurer.
Page county-Shenandoah Iron-W Works
district: 2. G. Reid. Markeusvile district !:
Thomas j. Graves.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS. MONDAY
The following business was transacted in
this court:
Travers U.s. Scott and ais. From the Cir
cult Court Of Northumberland. Reversed,
Judge Barton delivering the opinion.
Rixey Us. Long. From the Circuit Court
of Culpeper. Affirmed, Judge Mclaughlin
delivering the opinion.
RiXey Us. Scott. From the Circuit Court of
Fauquier county. Reversed, Judge Wing
field delivering the opinion.
Kidd u.s. Kirk and ais. From the Circuit
Court of Lancaster. Affirmed, Judge Me.
Laughlu delivering the opinion.
DOwney Us. Fletcher. From the Circuit
Court of Alexandria county. Affirmed, Judge
Mclaughlin delivering the opinion.
Jones's executor Us. Crafford's administra.
tor. Petition for rehearing refused.
Beckham and ais Us. Bolts and ais. Rule
to require new bond, &C., discharged.
RoWzie Us. Ware and ais; Board Of SUI
peryisors of King and Queenv Fauntleroy
Farmers Bank rs. Gunnell's Administrative.
These three cases have been reinanded to the
docket Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals for
special reasons.
Tunis us. Tonney. Fully argued and sub
mitted.
Hancock's administrator us Boyd and ais.
Submitted.
The following cases will probably be
called Today: Downes vS. Coleman and
ais, Tompkins Us. Jarvis's administrator,
Moran us. Brent and ais, Simmons vS. JAM
ison, Rosenbaum US. Jordon and ais, Mott
rs. Hudson and ais.
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH-Obstruc of nasal
passages, discharge falling fEto throat sometimes
proruse, watery, acifd or thick and tenacious, ma
cous, purulep:. bloody, pusrid, offensive, ETC. In
others dryness, weak or inf tmed eyes ringing Ia
ears, deafDess, ulcerasiOns. scabs from ulcers.
voice altered, nasal twaDg, offensive breatk, i'm
paired smell aud tastei eic. Few only Of above
symptoms likely 10 be present In any case atone
time.
To curc-take DR.. PIERcE's Golden Me dicaf Dis
coyery earnestly, to correct tie blood and system,
which are always at faut, also 10 act specifically as
it does, upon the diseased glands and lining uem-
Lrane OF the nose and its communicating cham
bers The more 4 see Of this odious disease the
more positive Is my belief that If we would make
treatment perfectly successful I'm curing IL we
must use cor,st itutionat treatment to act through
the blood, as wei as soothing and healing local
applications. Dr.. sAGE's Cafarra Remedy, when
used warm aud applied with DR.. PIERcE's Nasal
Deuche, effects cures upon common-sense,'
rational and scientific principles, by its mild sooth-
Ing, and healing properties, TO which the disease
gradually yields. when the system has been put In
perfect order by the use of the Golden hle6ical
Discovery. This is the only perfectly safe, scientt
fic, and successful mode OF acting upon and heal
| ing II. $50 nc
SO successful has the above course of treatment
proven that the proprietor offers $500 reward for
| case he cannot cure. All the means sold by drug
gists. Il. ". Pierce, III. D., proprietor, Buffalo ,
n. Y. s..gs 4
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PARpoSs REFUsEp.-The Governor has
refused the following pardons
: Wesley Binam, convicted in Brunswick
county Of manslaughter and sentenced to
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for eigh.
teen years.
William Roe, convicted in the county OF
Fauquier of horse-stealing and sentenced to
imprisonment in the penitentiary for i've
years.
Daniel Higgins, convicted of felonious as.
sault in the Hastings Court OF the city OF
Richmond and sentenced to pay fine. OF
$500 and be confined in Jail for twelve
months.
John W. Taylor, convicted Of rape in the
county Of Norfolk and sentenced to the PEN
itcntiary for fifteen years.
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sy,nointed DO naemorialize the Legislature on
the subject or cendemnipg land in the county
for the new reservoir, reported that under
the charter he believed the c!Sy had authority
to condem sufficient land for this purposes
that he had referred the matter 10 the City
Attorney, who had not yet reported.
By Mr. Whitlock Resolced, That spe'
cial committee OF i've. to be appointed by the
President of the Council, are hereby re-
auested at their earliest convenience to make
such test OF the continuous depth OF water
in the river as they may deem satisfactory |;
and they are hereby authorized to call in the
services of the City Engineer to aid them.
All of which they nre hereby instructed to
report to this Council In detail.
Several gentlemen thought it would be o
reflection on the committee at present, and
the resolution was thereupon laid on the
table until the next meeting.
The City Engineer reported, through .ne
President Un response to resolutionsl, ina.
the total expense for improving Broad and
Marshall streets between Twenty-nlnth ana
Thirty first streets would be 3d. l91. hefer-
red to tue Committee on Streets. Also, an-
other communication in reference TO tue I'M
proyement Of Marshall Square, recommend
ing that the adjoining hill be seeufeo, al OF
which Will amount 10 aUout siA aASS' 4 ho
report also alludes to contemplated improve
ments: which was referred to the Commit
tee ON Public Grounds and Buildings.
Mr.. Starke presented a report on sundry
petitions in relation to street encroach-
ments; which was adopted-ayes, is; noes,
u. The adoption of the report was subse-
quently reconsidered, and the matter recon-
mit,ed to the committee-aycs, II; noes, 8.
Mr.. Whi,lock presented resolution re-
uuesting the City Engineer to present re.
port on the subject Of the line OF Broad
street. Agreed 70.
By Mr. Scott: A resolution providing FOR
the taking of the census of the city, and
that the President of the Board of Health
and the Chief of Police be authorized to de-
tail such members of the police force as may
be, necessary, and that. the whole shall not
cost over $500.
By the same A resolution requesting the
Joint Committee on Finance and Public
Grounas, to whom was referred the subject
of the dilapidated condition of the City Hall,
to report at the next meeting. Lost.
Adjourned.
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WE ARE PLEASED TO LEARN THAT Nh. W. H.

WE ARE PLEASED TO LEARN THAT Nh. W. n.
CHURcHMAN, Of Wilmington, Del, was elected
President OF the, American Poultry Association,
which held Its session at Buffalo, n. "a few days
since. His aim Is 70 keep fowls up to the true
standard. His labors have been very successful
1t is said that no one has fowls Of higher breed
than his. His stock OF light and dark Brahmas
Partridge and Buff Cochins, cannot be surpassed.
The Partridge Coctins we have seen, and they are
Spo a X
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FIRST CARGO OF SPLNr Coal TO New YoRK.
Mr.. S. H. Hawes is loading vessel at the
Chesapeake and Ohio wharyes with cargo
of CoaIburs spliDt coal for New York. This
is the first Yessel-load of splint coal ever
shipped from Richmond for New York.
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NoTAnIEs PUBLIC AproINTED.-T The Co
vernon has appointed the following notaries
public: Colonel j. w. Hinton and p. ID.
Potts for the city of Norfolk, and H. L.
Barksdale for DanviIe and the county Of
Pittsylvania.
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TEMPERANCE MEETINa.-There will be a
meeting of the various committees from the
temperance organizations of Richmond and
Manchester tonight at half-past O'Clock at
the store of j. w. Gibson.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justice White
Paul Allen and John Taylor, suspicious
characters, were sent to Jail for thirty days.
William Palmer, for apetty theft, was sent
TO Jail for ten days.
William Taylor, for theft, was sent to
Jail for six months.
Annie Williams was fined $40 for an as
sault; and Laura Gatewood $5 for drunken
and disorderly conduct.
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HATS CHEAP at P. WEIsraER 5 co.'s.

GENUINE GUIPURE LACE CAPEs, of rich de-
signs, can now be had at LEVY BROTHERS. They
also show n large assortment OF yak and guipure
laces; all of which they offer at great bargains.
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TRANSFER PRlNTiSG-INKs for copying letter.
headings, statements, way-bills, &C. Can be copied
In the ordinary letserpress book. Send your orders
for printing In these inks and for all other descrip-
tiops Of printing, to the Dispateh Printing House
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You CANNOT DO BETTER than to go to LEVY
BROTHERS If yon wish to save money IN the pur-
chasing OF ladies' dress goods. They have on hand
large assortment Of goods OF all qualities TO select
from.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-ISKs viii copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period of time. Send your
orders fer work to be done In these inks to the Dis.
patch Printing House.
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JoURNEYMEN PAINTERs.-The journeymen
painters Of Richmond and Manchester are,to
hold meeting this evening at Il O'Clock at
Harmony Hall, Broad street.
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FREIGHT AGENT APPoINTED.-Mr. NJ. w.
Goss has been appointed general freight
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, with Office in this city.
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REDUcEp.-As the season is advancing Messrs.
e. B. SPENCE Son have put down the prices of
their oVercoats and other heavy winter stock at
greatly reduced prices.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-IsKs-Invalua to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, n,er-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and ehangeless, and win copy sharp and
clear for an indefnite period of timc HqyinS just
received fresh SUPPLY Of these Inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
pricaS
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FoR STILL sTHosaKH EVIDENCE or TIE sUs
PEnroRfrY OF the ESAMELLEDs sand sArfN-11s.
IsHED PIcTGREs see the orTN1ovsgof the FoLt
LOWING RRyEKESD GENTLEofEyss
. THx PICTURE OF MISIsTEHS present at the iats
Baptist Memorial Meeting, taken at the LEE GAz-
LERY, Is the best executed group we have
and we hopeit ufll and place In esery faraiiy.
n ILLLhID d. THOMAS. J.E.TAYL0R, Jr., M
NV. WILsoy, ALEx.R III. .aANps,
s.. WILLIAM e. HATcHER. H.DAyIsRAGLAsD, II.
j. 3. IL. CURRY, c. G.BfTrrya,
~. p. GAnLIcK, j. Is.BUakows,
j. \. BRoApUs, j. WILIAM JoEEs,
j. Is. JETE., a. e. DIcKrysos,
k Z. FIFE, T.. aIcMTyS. asssssss
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CLOTHING -E. B. SPENCE q SON., 1900 Main
street, have very large stock OF CLOTH
ing which they are selling at the very lowe mar
Eet prices. ts:g.5,5s s-s4ssssa4ys. 5s~g 80
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THE THEArRE-RETuRN OF TIE COLEMAN
SISTERS. Of the Theatre-goers in Rich
mond remember the Coleman sisters-those
charming little artistes who made such an
impression here last season. They are at
the Theatre BOW. They commenced an en-
eagement. .(of six nights and matiree) last
evening, to very fine house, and Of course
fascinated everybody.
Without doubt, Clara, Louie, and Alice
are the most versatile and astonishing little
creatures we have ever known. Clara Is a
perfect musical prodigy, and won for her
self fresh lauFels last night. Their engage
.ment was inaugurated by the interesting
drama entitled Jenny Foster, the Sailors
Daughter, in which character Louie was
greeted with. the most rapturous applause.
Indeed, throughout. the evening the three
sisters were coDplimented by the audience,
who seemed carried away with their won-
|derful acting and astonishing musical talent.
They have grown h good deal since they
were here last season, and are decidedly
more attractive.
at the conclusion of the; drama q most In
teresting musical carnival olloWed, in which
the astonishing double and triple-toDgueing
scornet duet By Alice. and Louie WAS rem
dered. After the music the dienees was
entertained BY some OF the best clog dancing
by the three sisters. % ~ q
IsThe amusing farce e Nan the Good for.
Nothing :, concluded the egeniDg's enter,
fainmenf, which alte egether was very lnter-
asting and highly oyahle. On Saturday
there is to be q grand matinee for ladies' and
f,hildren, and sof course The Thestre viii
sea .yeely hpld the immense cs0Ed Hhich Will
hf: In attendance. ri s sFss 81 ssi
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I: PARpoNED. The President OF the United
States has nditfonally pardoned Mr. w
r. Bowie, who was sentenced ny the United
States Circuit Court In this city TO fmprisan-
ment for three months for negligence OF duty
in delivery of the mails. s3 ssl Ei ri &
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UNDERwEAR, OF ALL GRADES, and from me-
dunn to best quality, at reduced prices, Mt Z. b..
SPENCE 6 SoN's, 1900 Main street.
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THE PEMBROKE SHIRT rs WARRANTED TO FIT
Leave your orders ut e. B. sPENcE& 8 Sons, 500
Main street.
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IF YOU WANT NIcE-FITTNG SHIRT, cut ofthe
very test material, leave your order ut e. B.
SPENCE SONS.
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Levy. BROTHERS offer bargains In FURs,
SHAwLs, (LoAKs, and BLANKETS. They are de-
termined to close out their stock of these goods,
and ax the prices so low as 70 make them 50 of
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SALESTINEs.-The largest assortment south OF
Baltimore at j. T. ELLYsoS's, 1112 Main street.
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PAPER COLLARS in great assortment at ScHAAp's
gentlemcn's variety store, No. 1402 Main street.
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WHAr IS THE NEWS 2-Can3 be ascertained NJ
ScHAAP's Home and Foreign News-depot, l402
Main street. VALENTINES at wholesale and retail.
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PARpoNED.-His Fxccllency Governor
Kemper has pardoned Patrick Touhey, con.
victed in the Hastings Court OF this city OF
felonious assault, and sentenced to six
months imprisonment in the city Jail.
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DON'T forget that Levy BsoTHERs are selling
BLUE EsnKT TISSUE and GREEN and DRAg RAREGE
1T use per yard whiehis just Ealf-price for these
=
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BEST ANTHRACITE COAL from $3.50 % 50;
west Virginia lump, 1915; Clover Hili lump,
S5. .25 camel, s6 80; pine wood. S5; oak, 90. SO
and ss, at C. II. PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary
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SMOKERS ARE DELIGHTED WITH THOSE UNAP-
PRoACHABLE clear Havana 10c. and Premium sc.
cigars at SCIIAAP's, l402 GIaIn street.
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IRISH, SCOTCH, AND CANADIAN OATMEAL q
CHRISTIAN e WHITES. s
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REooyERlsd.- .--Jo ohm w illiau,s, the eolored.
man who ,was stabbed one night last week
on Clay street. Is likely to recover from hts.
wounds. asSs - y.
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- RICHMOND RELIEF CoMMrTTEE.-The visit
ors of the Relief Committee report that du-
ring the past week they relieved 49S white
families (having 1,21siEmates) by furnishing
them with 1884 rations. and 1l3 colored
families (having 3T6 inmates) with 523 ra-
tions-making total Of 606 families sup.
piled with 2 2,407 rations. In addition, 1SS
loads of wood and 35 loads of coal were dis
tr;ht,fn nd S,faas7 &sfgsstt'. e.tf. 80 5.+
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FURs AT COST at P. WEIs1eER. &Co.s.

OLD MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES, vintag
] S3S, ut CHRISTIAN 6 WHITES.