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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-15

NILL attend to the Real Estate bust
w ness in all its branches. Will buy
and sell lands on commission. Persons
having Land or Town Property to sell,
will consult their interests by placing
them in our hands at once for advertise
ment. All business pertaining to lands
attended to. Titles examined and taxes
paid, when requested.
Nov Nv
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-15
nr. s. n. ylpers,

Office No. w Martin Street, near
the Lutheran Church
april 4, 74-lyd.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-15
WANTED,
ESQ CORDS
Rock Oak Bark .

April Is, '74-1wd&lyw
For INvALIDs. Albany Cream
Ale and Philadelphia Porter, for
sale by j. Wisner IL Son.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-08-15
DR.. JOHN OELLIG'S
ANTI BILIOUS FAMILY PILLS

These excellent Pills will be found ,
sure remedy for acidity of the stomach
Indigestion, Habitual CONSTIPATION
Cramp Collie, Fever and Ague. Thi.
terrible and distressing disease can with
from two to four doses be overpowered
and has in many cases effected a cure
With one single pill. Every pill being
an ordinary dose, renders them the
cheapest medicine in the world, and
heir certainty of cure is uneaualled
We have never found them to tail in
cases of Jaundice and all Spasmodlc
Affections. They purify the Blood and
promote healthy action of the skin.
They are purely vegetable and perfect
y free from any thing that can do eth
er permanent or temporary injury to
the Stomach or Bowels, or tothe gen
sral system
These pills had their origin in France
where the medical science is far adj
7anced, and were first made in this
country by the father of DIR. John Del
Jig, a native of France.
The following letters from those who
have tested DR.. John 0ellig's Anti Bill
lious Family Pills. are simply append
ed that you may see what people say
and how they like them. When you
nave tried the medicine you will speak
IN the same manner:
Alpine, w. Va, August7, 1871 DR..
0ellig & Co., Gentlemen | had the
chills before tried your pills. took
one dose of two pillsorly which proved
sure cure. / believe it certain cure
for chills and fever.
Yours, w. e. TAYLOR
Hedgesville, Berkeley County w.
Va, July 27, 187l.-Dr. Oellig ! Co,
Gentlemen; have been suffering for
ifteen years past with great pain in my
back and side fullness ofmy chest. &c.
| took few of your Anti Bilious
Pills which cured me entirely, and
can safely recommend them to any af-
aictedin same way. Yours truly,
MARY KRFTZFR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-14

AFTER TIE SLAwsoN Boxes A resolution
by DR.. Chancellor has been adopted in the
first branch City Council looking to the sup
preston of Siawson boxes on some Of the
street-cars of the city passenger railway
company. The resolution recites that many
and just complaints have been made by citi-
zeus in reference to the Withdrawal of con-
ductors and the substitution of the annoy
ing and inconvenient Sawson boxes on cars
of the Green line, and that the convenience
of the travelling public has been disregarded
by the company in this particular; there
fore the city counsellor is directed to inform
the branch whether it is competent for the
Mayorand City Council to legislate to remove
lbe existing evil, either by virtue of their
general powers or under the power specially
conferred BY the law of Maryland, 1S61-'G2,
chapter II, section 4, which subjects the
| railway company to "such police reguIa.
tons as the Mayor and City Council of Bal.
timore may hereafter, from time TO time, en-.
act by ordinance for the government of its
conduct Ill the performance Of its duties,''
&c.-Baltimore San, 18th.
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tbs RETRoCESSIoS CAsE-DEIUERER SUs-
TAlSgD-CASn OUT OF COURT Washington
MAY l2.--Thc case Of Payne Us. Phillips,
commonly knoWG rs the rctroce>Sion case,
came up in the general term Of the District
Court to-day wien. after argument by Judge
Wilinughby, the demurrer to the dccIaia-
ton filed by Dir. EdmuE.d Burke was sus-
tanned without any expression upon the
legal question.
?'his decision being opposed tothe ground
taken by Judge Wiioushby, the remedy OF
the party whom he represents is now an ap:
peal to the Supreme Court of the United
States, which it is understood lie will take.
[WiIloughby had claimed that AleXan-
Gria was still in the District of Columbia.
because the act Of retroccSsion was (he ar
gucd) unconstitutional
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a EEft at 81. w. w. ard J. 8. Ii,

One significant fact TO be considered in this
connection is that while the Congressional
representatives Of large number Of States
voted in a solid body against any proper re-
coguifion CT the Centennial Exposition,
those same States are represented in the Cen
tennial Commission by commissioners APP
pointed by the United States authorities.
All these commissioners are still in office,
and Sill have voice and vote in the drec-
ton of the commission. The question for
Pennsylvania and Philadelphia TO answer is,
Should they have any further voice or vote :
What nave they done to encourage in their
own commonwealth generous feeling OF
support of tie great ceIebraiion? How do
we kaow from the action Of Congress that
they have ever been friendly to it:
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DUFFALO SPRINGS. MECkLENBCRG

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLEABuRG
ID COUNTY, VA.-RECENF DISCOVERY pF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, deciGed!y In4prcgna-
ted with the celebrated Salts of Lttbia-" lhe,e
Springs open for the reception Of visitor, on The
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
In most Of the chronic forms or disease rcg17ct
as remedial bv mineral waters these Springs :nioy
a dcscrvedIy high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power in dis
eases OF women, in dyspepsia In its proteau forms,
In chronic intermittent fcvtrs. and In all diseases
generated by malaral poisonS. they are without
rival among the medicinal waters Of America. The
PROPRIETOR Is aware that this IS very strong claim.
The public will Judge If 1t be sustained by uc tcsi-
mouials submitted. ,
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have beer discovered at thi- place one ii
them. according to All analysis made by Professor
Toury Of Baltimore. Is decided ly imprcgnI!ei Win
the .:Sats of Lithia," which has given such ccc-
brity TO the Gettysburg spring In our own coHnlry
aud to the AK Ia Chappellc aud ficilE wafer, o.
the continent of Europe. ana witch Is 50 .:2h!
esteemed in the medical world ~ ren!ci! N
govt rheumatism, and In kidney ana 0!ddcF a!""-
lions. st.. Y-,,.:,. IL,
Pennsylvania says: There Is perhaps 10 other
remedy from which equal efficacy may he eAl'f'''l
in the removal OF the deposits OF tue urAc 81 >"Li
in thu, Joints and lgamentOus tissues IN gpi'! pr
ucnts. and In preventing The deposits III 'Ac Ai'-
neys and urinary passages ~,,
Ii may be worthy OF not that ms Is IN" ON;
Spring In Virginia In which this salt l. !oUA"
otherwise than the mcrest trace .,..- j.,
PAMPHLETS containing an siysiS. testlhoh.I'>' w.
can be had on application 10 hc>srs. ftRt ILL.,
lam E co. druggists, or MeSSr>. WEST. JyilS-
sTOS s. Co. booksellers, Main street, kirIh!.Na'
Va, or by addressing the undrrS. ncd Al B2EH;9h,
vn ZAP 24-dywImI THOMAS /. GOvpE.
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General Tahone's EXpress-ahother
Voice from the Southwest.

rrrom the Lebanon (Russe county, Progress
We are glad the question of change III
the express regulations on the Atianllc' MIS-
sissippi and Ohio railroad has AT last oeen
agi,sted. Richmond is not the only POM
which has been almost isolated from Soutn,
west Virginia by tive institution OF iocAI
express. We tried to get a package Iron
Nashville some time since. 1t came 10 br's'
tol, stopped. and cost us $40 before we to,
ccired il; whereas the rcgullr charges were
Only about 3. FuItherm9rc, we nave oeen
expecting i package from Ne" OH slhce
February 1t. The parties assure us thcS
shipped not only once, but duplicated ana
shipped again; and still we cant get II: we
trus, some change will be mlde specify 10
facilitate our commercial Intercourse not only
with our capital, but other points as we'll.
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Tim WEATHER PREDlcrIoSs.-Ne have
noticed several times recently that Ole
probs missed in his guesses as his prediction:
were published here, but hit it exactly II
they were published in Baltimore. les'er'
day our telegram predicted rain in slrs'n"'
but tho Baltimore telegram was as follows
For New England and the Middle Hla'e -
se euI.. winds win prevail, with slight
r rise Of temperature and falling barometer
Tn. editor of The kilograms Informs US
.,.. o,r predictions arc sent of from Wash,
ing'on sooner thaa are those OIL the ba''''
more papers.
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WHAT REFoRMERs WILL HAVE TO Say
" Dir. PurnelI, the Republican candidate for
Superintendent OF Public instruction, who,
it will be remembered, failed to define bis
position at Halifax last week upon the ques-
ton Of the cvil-rights measure now pending
before Congress further than to say that he
vas in favor OF the black man having all the
rights which Congress should accord him,
now yields to the demand made upon him
by the press, and knowledges that he Is
opposed to the measure that he is opposed
to the negro being placed upon an equality
rih the trhite mon."-Raleigh Ne,rS.
That will do very well for Radical can
didate. What say the "Reformers!"
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PLUMBING, GAs.FITTiNG, dc.
~~~-~~~-~~~~-~-~
y Z u o ' s l..
SHANKS & BARRETT,

SHANKS & BARRETT,
PLUMBERS, TIMERS, GAS AND STEAM
FILTERS,
having taken possession Of the large and conmo-
dious store,
1419 MAIN STREET. BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEESTH,
would respectfully invite the special attention OF
their customers and the public in general 10 their
larg. and e.l-asSorted stock Of
STOVES, RANGES,
SLATE MASTLES,
RkFRIG TRAITORS,
WATER COOLERS,
GAS CHANDELIERS,
GAS FIXTURES,
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
l - BAlu-TUBS, WATER CLOSETS;
and every variety of TISWA ARE and HrUsEFuR-
hISHiNti GOODS, TIN and STOVE ATE
SCOUTING, LEAD, IRON
and TERRA GOTTA PIPES, &C., &C., wholesale
and retail
and South Carolina for COM STOCKS CELEBkA-
TED REVOLVING FLUt RADIATOR, stove
attachment BY which the fire may be pcrpctually
retained over night besides producing great ulm-
mutton In the consumption OF fuel We are also
agents for } OH NSOS'S PAkLOk GL LASS FOUN-
TAIN, a very beautiful and attractive ornament
for parlors, &C., sample OF which may tie seen In
operation in our windows. ~
Particular attention always given TO PLU NIB
ING, AS and STrAM-FITTlSG,i III their various
branches. Competent statesmen and mechanics
always ready To give prompt attention IN every &C.
All orders for Jobbng, &C., promptly attended ~.
Please give Us i call.
my 13-1m 1419 Main sIleet. Richmond. va.
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INDEPENDENTS AND REFoRMERs.-" For our
own cart we have no tolerance for wnat Is
known as independent men IN polltlcs.
There is no middle ground now. There can
he no such thing as neutrality. The position
Of parties is clearly and sharply dehned."-
MUsboro' Recorder.
"There can be no middle ground Let
there be no independent action, no Waver'
ing, no personal vanity w.: or spl.e 10 SATISFY,
AGAINST the common foe. There can be nc
such thing as neutrality. "-Raleigh Ne,cS.
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First fruits of the iDhammatory speeches
in the negro State Conyention-reductio of
the free school fund from five cents to one
mill, by the County Court Of Aaury county.
Columbia Herald.
The Republican majority in Congress can
see from this straw.which way the wind is
blowing. Unless the mixed school feature
in the ciyil.rights blu is promptly voted
down, the schools in Tennessee will greatly
suffer. -HaorWie UeraM,
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DEATHS.

Died. In this city, on the 18th instant. Mrs.
MARY 4. HOWARD, widow OF the late y. I.
Howard.
The friends and acqualntances Of the f,niy are
invited to attend the funeral THIS AFT ERSOON
ut 5 o'clock ut st. james CHURCH.
Died. on the 9Th Of May, STA, AZ the residence
of her father in Appomattox county, Va, after n
long aud painful Illness. Mrs. ELLA j. HILL. wife
of George W. HILL In the thirtysecond year OF her
age. -
The relatives and friends OF the family are re,
spcctGully invited to attend her funeral on seconu
SUNDAY In June ito be preached at her request Dy
Rev. Dir. Mason, OF the Baptist church,, a. ramp
Inns depot, ct i O'Clock p. NJ.
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FINANCIAL.


OFFICE DAVENPORT & CO.. STOCK BROkERs,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
WE OFFER TO INVESTORS TIE
FOLLOWING DESIRABLE SECURITIES
5000 City or Richmond SIS,
5000 City OF Richmond 6's,
5000 City OF misunderstanding S's,
5000 Richmond and Danyille Railroad 6's,
5000 James River and kanawha Canal 6's,
5000 Petersburg Railroad, 1st N. SIS,
5000 City OF Norfolk SIS.
200 sins. Merchants and Planters Bank,
100 shs. City Savings Bank,
80 shs. National Bank Of Virginia.
ALSO,
STATE COUPONS GOOD FOR TAXES.
Will buy and sell other bonds and stocks on com
mission. DAVENPORT 6 CO.,
my 9-6t Stock Brokers.
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No VOLCANIC Acknowledgements Gene
raj Alvord read a paper on Saturday night
before the Philosophical Society, in Wash.
ington, on the recent disturbances on Bald
Pate mountain, North Carolina, based on the
personal observations of Professor Duprey,
of that State. These observations establish
the fact that the disturbances have been en-
tirely free from volcanic origin.
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Under the proposed new law the postage
upon the Daily Dispatch would be less than
forty cents per snuum. Ii is now Sl.so.
Upon weekly paper of the same weight
the postage would he about six cents per
annum. Can't our country friends stand
kaf
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DISCRIMINATION AGAINST RIcHhoxD.-As
we predicted yesterday, by arrangement OF
frciehts IN North Carolina we HAYES pretty
etrsctual embargo laid upon our trade win
that State. We suppose our commission ana
other merchants will soon begin to feel that
hi, Is so. Can't even the Cincinnati 1tmeS
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-14

A fire occurred at Milledgeville, Ga, on
Tuesday, which destroyed thirteen build
ings, chiefly old wooden ones, on Handbook
street. About $4,000 worth of goods were
consumed. The loss on buildings is not
given. The fire originated in the dry goods
and grocery store OF j. Cohen.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE. Gu u Is Z K -
"A SPLIST, GLOVER HILL. and CONE VA;.
onL tho celebrated West Virginia QtlNtN'N
GOAL for engines. supplies 10 dealers al miner
nrires and to consumers 1t prices that cannot ."
tpurnnssed WOOD Of ali kuiS. Oppg,iIloa 80
monopoly and extortion is my motto. Nineteenth
nv IA C.H. PAGE.
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The New York Tribune and the Baltimore
american both have been humbugSea INTO
calling that raning atheist BOB. lSGERsoLL,
of Illinois. "the Rev. ROBERT lNGBRSoLL.
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Notice, now. yc who talk ABOUT .''e ''su'.
which the States still have left to them, tnat
i, makes no difference whether BAXTER or
HrooKs is the rightful Governor of Arkan'
sas the Governor i'll fact will DC named by
General GRANT. When he speaks, the Gov.
crnor is made. Who dare dispute his will
or his word BY the way, it seems to be
conceded that BROOKS wss elected by the
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G91 BROAD STREET.
JULIUS NILDT.

The ladies are respectfully invited to call At my
store aud examine a new style or BHhiDsTtne
best potten-uD work ever offered In the city. FAR
ticuar attention Is paid TO making up OF COMB-
INGs. BY process entirely my own can strag nne
w.y without auT waste This enables mo to make
larger braid OF given quantity OF hair than any
one who works without these advantages. LenIi.
ian d and ali other kinds OF WIGS and TOUPEES
made at short notice. Fit guaranteed. prices as
low as any where In this or any other city OF the
United States. -: Wilt,
.n0S-Im G3l Broad street
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Mr.. J. Andrew White then offered The Il
lowing resolution:

NEW PATENTS TO VlRGINIANs.-M. D.
Walsh, Richmond, Va, plough; Oscar G.
Phillips, Richmond, Va, hose patch; Thomas
II. Pollock, Richmond, Va, reed organ; Jo-
seph E. Gardner, Mount Jackson, Va, mid
dlings purifier.
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C1OID WHITE SULpHIiR SpPTSC,
yXARA SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA

have leased this celebrated water!n2-pMre, and
on the 1st OF Juac will be ready receive visitors
or sooner II parties insist upon coming.
Terms: $50 per month OF tw-nty-eight dar-.
Pamphlets to be had or PURCELL. LADD L Co..
Richmond; COLEMAN & ROGERS, baltimore, V.of
the proprietor.
Telegraph Office In hotel.
Get or ut MilIboro depot. Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. JOHN l.. tURANh.
my 4-3m Pr"nr'""r.
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MEETINGS.

TNO THE CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS
Il OF JACKSON WAkIDi;n =, n9a,, meeting at
the rooms III; Cy Cs.Fal c1m nlIe1 Thus
lel VI tSi ,at FOR the purpose Of slccsing nine
ds.g al to repreten. tho ward IN the convention
to for The zsT0 OF ,he ward IS
oiices; mrgsd To be present that there may be
M Tpressen Re 'Ss Of
t of tha neople In matter SO imp ortant TO the
hest interests Of or city. DANIEL WREN,
pce. NJ Ward Superintendent
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OFFICE RICHMOND GRANITE CoMPASY,l
RICHMOND, May 8, 1874.
T'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
J. holders Of this company will be held at their
Office, In this city, on THURSDAY, the 21st In.
slant, ut o'clock A. H., at which time M cleo
ton for president aud dlrectors will be held.
G, ". HARRIS,
my 7-eodtd Secretary,
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i BATH COUNTY, VA.

This famous WATER-CUaE ESTABLISH.
AEkT Is now open for the reception OF visitor,
last seaSoa, and arranged 10 afford the hlcho, d.
gree Of comfort to invAids and also Tor III. en.,-
tstnment OF pleasure seestrs. In addition ;, i,s
Rnriyalled baths for the cure OF rheumatism. y,n,
liver disease &c, &e. are 10 he four 4 variety ~
drinking waters, including \ very superior a!an
and iron water.
This famous resort 81 80 well known 70 too n,hlI.
cIat further desert pton Is unnseess4ry.
Professor j. l.. CABELL, n D., of the Ut!yrrt,y
Of Virgins, 10 rssiGsnt physician.
For pamphlets aud circulars address
&c TARDY CO.,
Richmond, Va or
J. 4. AususT, Manager Hot Springs. bath
county, Va my le.s"H2n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-14

At A MEETING OF THE BOARD
n appointed by act Of the General Assembly OF
April 3D. 1874, TO provide for paying the interest
PRESENT: The Governor, the Auditor OF Public
Accounts, the Second Auditor, and the Treasurer.
On confederation Of the question referred 70 them
IL was
Resclred, That, relying on the revenue to be re-
ceiyed at the Treasury and the balance now on
hand, Il will be practicable tH the opinion OF the
Road, 10 commence on The LIST July next the pay
mens Of the January, ia, Interest provided ios oy
said acL-to Wit: Two per cenls on inc SIX per csni
issued under the act OF March SO, 1871, ana lne
uSe rate upon tteoshirds OF the face OF STOCK not
RssoIced, further, That payment at the sam c
.ta FOR interest due lst July, 1874, will be IN" de
as ass, so0 =, ~ Which due notice will be given.
RicHMoND, VA, May IL, 1874.
myl 2-2tTu&Th
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The Fredericksburg merchants have de-
tcrmincd not to test the tax law, but to let
the Richmond merchants test it.
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THE LATEST SPRING STYLES. oSBs
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. SSSSs
LAST SEASON In RICHMOND.

Madame DEARLHAS, returning her thanks to
generous public for the liberal patronage she ma:
recei we'd for the past twenty years announces that
this will be her last season In Richmond. Having
lust returned from the North she offers very large
and superior stock OF HATS, BoSNRrS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, STRAW GOODS, RUSTIC HATS, &C.,
peed TO close out her entire stock this season al
any sacrifice. Allliners who have Rot made their
spring purchases may obtxin unprecedented bar
gains ut EADANB Is. DEMEL MANS,
an S-3m No. 1928 Main street.
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COAL.

Freshly mined CUMBERLAND coal. -
smiths and steam purposes, just received.
5. L. LATHROP,
an % Seventeenth street, IL dTowh-;!.e.
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rRAYS ATTENTION.-Asse at
N -regimQntal armory on FRIDAY SlGHT&
NEXT, at 8 o'clock, In full-dress uniform r,rN
drill and business, to arrange for Anniversary n
sGEIy - !. SMITH,
my l4-2r First Sergeant,
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MILLINERY.

TNHE CHEAP STORE. @s
MILLINERY STORE at No. 210 Seventh street.
three doors from Broad. where she intends to CELL
cheaper than the cheapest. Having bought her
goods for cash, she can afford 10 sell extremely
Cheap. Her goods are well selected. consequently
will please the most fastid!ou, both In quality and
price. A call will secure great bargains.
an 2-Ih,SM3m
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EfAHRWORK, DC.
WILLIAM MiLDT, ST., :, ,,,n
AND
PRACTICAL JEHELER,
227 BROAD STRRRT.

All kinds OF HAIR-WORk and JEWELRY
made to order and variety kept on hand: am
also BY long experience enabled to pierce children :
ears for 2s without the usual pain caused by this
Operauon CHILDREN'S EARRINGS spe-
cialty made by me out OF the finest gold, ana an
assortment always kept on hand. my OIL"
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PERSONAL,
RICHMOND, May 10, 1874.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, hardware
w merchants Of this city, hereby agree to close
our several places of business at O'Clock 2. H.
from the 20th day Of May TO the 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1874, Inclusive.
". S. DOMAIN & SONS,
WATKINS & COTTKELL,
SIMPSON & BROTHER,
K. l.. WILLIAMS,
JAMES McGRAW,
w. W. BALDWIN,
A. Is. CLARKE,
my 13-e0d3t CHARLES j. SINTOS.
NOTICE.-Haying been informed that an
~ IMPOSTOR, name unknown, having black
hair black 1nustache, and goatee. Is trying to coll
lect moneys due u.s. this Is 10 say that person Is
authorized 10 collect any moneys due us except
they have our REcEIPT-BooK with numbers and
written authority to do so, and we shall recognize
10 Other receipts. We shall esteem II a favor If
this said mpostor can Ire arrested, or any other
person attempting to collect without the above re-
quisitcs ana the party causing the arrest VIII be
literally reimbursed for the trouble and expense.
DOMESTIC SEW1NG-MACHINE COMPANY,
". II. TYLER, Manager.
my 1924. S2i Main street, Richmond, Va.
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OFFICIAL.

TN COUNCIL OF RICHMOND, May
A 11Tu. 1S74-Upon the Recommendation OF the
Committee on Accounts and Printing, the Council
adopted the following resolution:
yertsIng from All department OF the city must be
made In the Richmond Daily Dispatch AdYer,
tsements appearing In other papers VIII nor Ds pu
for by this committee accounts and prinibS uu-
less previously authorized by the Council.
The attention Of all officers snd heaa5 OF aepaTt
ments OF the city government Is speciali! caeolo
the foregoing resolution.
By order ofthe Counsel c,.- c,-,.
my Alt e. =. hOM AhD, SllJ S.cIA.