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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

100 Spring ShawIs, worth $50, $500
so very handsome shaWls, So to5
Nottingham Lace for Curtains,
20, 25 & 37l-2 cts
10 pcs. japanese Silk worth 81, SOC
25 pes. Best Delaines, 15c
1000 yds. British Dress Goods,
worth from 81 to SOC for only 25c
800 yds. Wash Poplin worth soc, l8c
1000 yds. Mikado Striped and Bro
cade dress Goods, worth 37.1-2, l8c
go pcs. mixed Dress Goods, worth
from so to 60c for 37l-2c
BLACK SILKSI BLACK SILKSl
We defy Competition in Black Silks,
Blk silks, $l.OO, l.5O, LIS, l.8l, 1.87
200, ESQ.
These Silks are Cheaper than can be
bought in New York City.
Large line Ladies, Gents, & Misses
Hosiery at
Extremely Low Prices f!
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

Good 0inghams s cents
25 pieces heavy Ginghams, 10 cents
80 pcs Scotch Ginghams,
worth 20 cts.), II ~ cents
Root Prints 9 cents
Fine "A Bleached Muslin, 10 cents
"A Lonsdale IL IL cents
7-8 Percales, l2l-2 cents
1000 yds. Remnant Muslin
direct from the mill,
worth l6 cts, for II IL cents
Big Bargains in Tickings, Striped
Shirtings and Denims.
20 pcs. all wool Cashmere,
worth Is cts, for 30 cts
Is pcs. all wool Cashmere,
worth S1OO for Is cts
80 pcs fine Cashmere at great reduc-
ton from regular prices.
20 pcs. Railroad Cashmere
worth SOC, for 5O cts
Kentucky Jeans, Is, 20, and 25 cts
1000 doz. Spool Cotton,
warranted 200 yds, 25c per doz
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!

1000 pieces rich Gro Grain and Sash Ribbons all desirable
10 ooio.o nooo az 4onn If"rl CarnetinG, ony 25c
5Od ~ poodE adoa a'GF Corsets at SOC, 75c, $lOO
These are First Class Goods and will be found to be about
half the usual price.
Wonderful Bargains in Black Apacas and BrlEantines
Black Apacas worth 45c, for BIC
Black Apacas worth 60c, for 81 l-2c
Black Apacas worth 75c, for SOC
BLACK Anacas worth one dollar for 75c
20 pieces high uste Black Rriantnes worth liz H. 75c
Special Bargains Tabenen Napkins white Bed Spreads
Table Linen worth 75c for 0Oc
Table Linen worth liz l2, 81 l-ze
Table Linen satin damask, worth LIS, Loo6 L3I n6
Napkins at 1-25, l5H q ~ W
20 pieces Fine White A Linen. worth Soc for 81
White Bed Spreads I@o'
White Bed Spreads LOO
so Fine Real Marseles Bed Spreads worth $50, for 400
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
LIABILITIES

|, J. SUN, BLYTH, Cashier of The Ashtabula Na.
tlonal Bank, do solemnlyaswear that the above
statement is true, To the best of my knowledge
j. sum. BLYTH. Cashier.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

Correct.-Attest, HENRY FAssETT, ]
BARNARD NELLIs : Directors
j. B. CROSBY
State of Ohio, County of Ashtabula
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th dav oF
May 1874. GEO. FAssETT, Notary PnhIic
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
GONME AND SIZE Us.

We satisfy that saving be ade by
chasing Of facilities for purchasing far exceed
other house inthe County, as purchase from first
hands, thereby saving several pI Olits which give
to customers
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23
RESOURCES.

y EPORT of the Condition of rhc
III ASHTABULA NATIONAL BANK at Ash
abula, in the State of Ohio. al the close of busi
ness on the LIST day of Nav 1874
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

will not allow hosts ohe
all of lbe this we oe
all cand
ande Come and seeuS! come come @
You will be satisfied GOOdS! NC" oy
Remember the place.
LOCKE & COMPANY'S ERIE STORE,
Haskeus Block Main Ashhbua Ohio
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

1aroe Line Of Gents and Ladies' Linen Handkerchies at
Great Bargains.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

The Stock is New and Fresh throughout, and
embraces the BEST the market affords, and as the
present is a favorable time for buying on account
Of the low range of Prices. the goods will be of
ferred at correspondingly low rates. On
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-23

Gents Furnishing Goods
"'AA'V'N Ag# RI, 'NG m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

AWARDS OF MEDAIS.-A silver medal was
awarded to the following public school
scholars for the best spelling exercise book
in their respective grades:
First Grammar Grade: Linda Sou.haY;
1.44O words-0 errors.
Second Grammar Grade: Mamie Barker,
1.440 words-0 errors.
Third Grammar Grade: Jennetta Stern,
1,440 words--0 errors.
Fourth Grammar Grade: Lena NeiZ, ,2GG
words-2 errors.
First Primary Grade: Henrietta WalleEs
stein. 1,440 words-0 errors; Flora Bear,
,440 words-0 errors.
Second Primary Grade: Mary &. Ss5leti,
|, ,44O words-0 errors.
Coh0red Scho0ls.-Tbird Grammar Grade
Hester A. Chca!ham, 1,240 words-1 error.
Fourth Grammar Grade: Maria Cooley,
1,l70 words-2 errors.
First Primary Grade: Emma West, 1892
Eords-S errors.
Second Primary Grade: Margaret Lewis,
$40 words-2 errors.
The following received honorable men
ton:
Second Grammar Grade: Ida F. Ragland,
1.540 wOrds-0 errors.
Third Grammar Grade: Amanda Hurse-
ton. l.440 words--0 errors.
First Primary Grade: Sarah Kaufman,
,440 words-1 error.
Second Primary Grade: Minnie Cox, 440
words-0 errors.
CoLored Schools.-Third Grammar Grade:
Catharine DIhney, 1,440 words errors.
Fourth Grammar Grade: Ellen Cousens,
$40 wordS-S errors.
First Primary Grade: Alice DAbney, 1882
words-S erross.
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DIPLOMAS IN GERMAN.-DiplOmas in Ger
man have been awarded to the following
puplic school scholars, in addition to those
awarded to the German classes Of the High
School. which were published in the DIS
patch yesterday:
Bellevue School: Leila Baker, Mary
FolkeS, kisby Crew, Emma OStwald, Nan
ME smith, Florence Wilkinson.
Bethel School: Annie Smith.
Madison School,: August Unkel, Willie
Sims, Parker Stith, Blanche Lee, Imosenc
Cottrell, Rosa Wills, Jennie Gunnin, Fannie
Shaw.
Leiqh School Katie Straus. Rosa Karr,
Rena Richardson, Annie Brown, Willie
Vaughn, Maggie Eustace, William Robert
sou, Ella Conrad, Salle Cosby, Annie Smith,
Sandy McGiIvray, Gertrude Bear.
Central School: Carrie Ege, Bertha Wal
lersteiu, Allie Ezekiel, Mary Emnenhau:er,
Gertrude Walerstein, Minna Gnvernator,
Rowepa Lisberger, Stella HagaD, Willie Tuy-
lor. Fannie Chalkly, Eli myer, Mamie Bur
kor, Peter Rahm. Annie Chalkly, EInmet
Waddl, Eyeritt Hitchcock, George Jones,
Constance Cabel, Matilda Jacobson, Rosa
Freeland. .Axei Lundin, Talaterro Phillips,
Charles Collins.
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n MANClsE.S TER NEWS.

IuE CHESTER CoSvENTION.--Pursuant to
clli the annual Conservative ConyentirA OF
Chesterfield county assembled ut CHESTER
Tuesday. Seventeen delegates iDclu ling
two consultjD") from this city were pres ut.
Mutoaca and Clover Hill were not rcgre-
sented.
In the absence Of William +. Martin.
county superintendent, John Murphy. Of
Dale, presided, with B. 4. Hancock, of Niid.
lothian, rs secretary.
The following appointment Of delegates
to the Congressional Convention were n,ade:
Bermuda township, 1; Dale, 2; Clover Hill,
B; Manchester city. g.; Manchester township,
?; Matoaca, s; Midlothian, .. Twenty-ore
in all.
a resolution was adopted declaring that
the Central Committee had erred iD giving
Chesterfield only 10 delegates, wheu her
vote for kemper was 2,t05, and directing
that they be notified thereof.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year B. y. Hancock, county super
intendent; J. NJ. G.. Fitzpatrick, superii.-
tendent Of Bermuda John Murphy, super
intendent OF Dale; K. p. Grymes, superin-
tenleut OF Clover Hill; J. Fl. Burton, ss-
perintendent OF Manchester; S. A. hianp,
superintendent of Ma:oaca; A. NJ. Trabue,
superintendent of Midlothian. William L.
Martin declined reelection as county SUPER
intendent on account of i'll health.
George D. Wise. Councmcn Eubank and
Bradley, Colonel Woodbridge. Colonel Am
bers, and other welI-known politicians were
present, and considerable canyaSsing was
done by the friends Of aspiranls for Con-
gress. Although q decided preference was
shown, no expression Of opinion was had.
Chesterfield is the first county to follow in
the lead Of the metropolis in arrapgng tor
the fal! campaign.
OFFICERS ELECTED. Stuart Lodge, |. O. 0.
F., has elected as follows: william Foster,
n. g.; G. +. Gary, V. e.; j. i. Vaden, Sec
retary; FL. \. Jordan, treasurer; K. y.
Biu9h, chmp!ain. The other officers will be
announced at the next meeting.
PUBLIC PREsENTAr1oN.--The memorial
rendered Stuart Lodge, |. o. o. f., OF tins
city, by ko.suth Lodge, Of Media, Pa, for
! fraternal services rendered the body Of David
Handey, of the latter Lodge, drowned at
the Free bridge disaster iu February, 1873,
will be presented ut the Bapti.t church On
the Gh Of July at hali.psst o'clock L. N.
BAPTIST CHURCH FAIR.-The fair at the
Baptist church is sill open. The llGies
have OH band a variety Of useful aud fancy
articles, and IN abundant supply OF !ce' AID
other refreshments.
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CoxrL,sssrAnY REsonUr1ess AosrEo 70

COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS AdREED TO.
At the last meeting of the Committee on
Light, held at the upper Gas-Works Tues
day evening, The 30sh nltiEo, the following
resolutions, submitted by hr. j. j. English,
were unanimously adopted:
"Resolucd, That we, the Committee on
Light. bavng served the past two yesrs with
John NJ. Higgins, Esq, as chairman, take the
present occasion to spread upon the minutes
OF this committee our appreciation of bis
past services as faithful and efficient officer
Of the interests OF the city OF Richmond.
"Resolred, That Ie feel it a duty to ex-
press IN behalf OF our constituents the thanks
OF this committee TO our chairman and his
able assistants for the faithful and prompt
manner in which they have discharged their
various duties."
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.

]. THOMPSON BROWN, la M., wtIlreat AZ aac-s
tson for one year store No. s Pearl sseet.
j. w. .BRoSAuGH,J JR, IL ,,rast OF lasd near
ths Midlothian coal mines, IN Ches,sraesd.
6oDDis, wARRRS & co, 8 Pm, bsisk house
on the east side of Tenth Forth ef Leigh street.
MOODY Il RoYALL, o P. ~ house and ios cor.3
ner Of Iwslf,h and semmes streets, Msashes-
Ter. III
COOK 4 aLAUGHToy y, i o sA, Al ], for sMr Saie Iei
fusrey, on alarshall rel sssen Tsnth aud 4 ~
yen,h s1sets, in assos tssssls of fpr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

ELECTION OF OFFlcEgs FOR The CoRN AND
FLOUR E1cHANGE.-At meeting OF the
members of the Corn and Flour Exchange
held yesterday the following officers, hereto
fore nominated by the committee, were
elected for the ensuing term President, l..
D. Crenshaw; First Vice-Presdent, j. D..
Blair; Second Vice-President, Ed. Workman.
Directors T. w. McCance, 4. b. Somer-
Vile, j. H. Martin, Thomas Potts, c. K.
Skinker, Fl. B. Ta'iaterro, Charles Il. slmp'
SOD, j. r. Jeter, T. II. Elicit, and G. A.
Cnnninrham
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlCE July l, 1874
John A. Boiling, Warm Springs, Bath
county. Va; james Boyd, Boydton, Va;
Martha Gates, Atlee's station, Hanover
county, Va; S. II. Hawes, Eighteenth and
Cary streets, Richmond, Va; Miss Blean-
chard Lee, No. 2 west Grace street, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. Milly Shepperson, Pros
pect depot, Va; Geo. Wheas, care of J. IL.
Tyler d. Son, Richmond, Va.
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BAsKsr Plc-Nlc.-The Oregon Hill Metbo-
dist Sunday school will have basket pic
mic ut Craney Island farm, on the Chesa'
peake and Ohio railroad, on the 4th OF july.
Those of our citizens who wish 10 leave The
heat of the city by this route can DO 50 at
very small cost, and at the same time en-
courage very deserving object.
The teachers and scholars OF the Pine
Street Baptist church Sunday school Will
celebrate the Fourth atCottrelps farm, about
twelve miles up the canal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

SHocKoE HILL ACApEaY-At the close of
the ninth session OF this school (slr. S. T.
Beach, principally after remarks by the prin-
cipaI and a short address bv Rev J. C. Gran
berry, ID. D., handsome gold medals were pre-
scntcd to /. Morton Mercer and Charles Z.
Willis, and silver meius TO Willie r.
Savage aud Micpjah L. Willis. whose stanG-
ing in their studies is above ninety per cent.
for the session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

ARRESTED FOR. FkLoNY.-YeSterday morn
Ing Sergeant Cbakley served a warrant ON
Peter Seldom, who was sent TO jail on Tues
day for four months for having in his pos.
session set of harness supposed to be
stolen, charging bin with entering in the
nighttime the house of Leopold Asher and,
stealing the said harness. He will come be-
fore the Police Court this morning 10 answer
the charge OF felony,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFIcERs.-At
the last regular meeting of Old Dominion
Council, 130, Friends of Temperance, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term President, F. p. Gretter; Associate,
B. FL. Turner Chaplain, w. 2. Gretter Sec
retary, George Gibson, Jr. Financial secre-
tsry, w. D. Roberts; Treasurer, 4. D.
starke; Conductor. - Burruss; Assist
ant Conductor, j. c. Clifton; Inside Senti-
mel. j. X. Currie; Outside Sentinel, D. j.
Hartsook. Ex-President, j. F. w. Gibson.
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unnOunced At the next merting.

TIE new YORK WEEKLY WtTNEss, the cheap
est and best weekly paper. 'ONLY UNE DOLLAR -
year or ttre1ity.ace cents quarter. WIN be COM
menccd In july an original tale OF great merit by
the daughter OF South Carolina planter, entitled
"SoCTiIERN HEARTS ASD HOMES" tale Of the
la;e war. eend ny pos s'a.card for free sample
COPY. tiee. No. 2 Splnce street, New YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

DIPLOMA FOR ATrENDANcE.--Mr William
T. Fox, the principal of the High School,
informs us that the name of Miss Ella
Hicks should have been on the list Of honors
us receiving q diploma for attendance. he
did not ascertain the fact that she was enti-
tied to one till 1t Was too late to add it,
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".N IL rom ny Promises on the :Ss.t.
..' ~ III "u"c a"'h, snal! red BC --ha4--I.-
49,. H", ".ih White siiIpro u,ru,s her lore
Ei .''"D reward All bc paid frr her recovery or
...' .' .tr ~ 1"h FrsnAlIA street, rnrucr Of
-. Jt--lt'j JAMES l.. CAP,,lUN.
=. ON 1Il>DAT NIGHT, \ -
= '.'f GOD III tNTiNG LFGIR wa
~ ~ p. i'ht Ii'h IuI diamond! made Lv eSSArSxS
'.'y~.' ''.Nltc, E"E,ra: No. tj3 .,S7 A reward
-. = u DvLLAks Viii ''e paid Il IL il lett
% .'''.'-"i 'i' - Jana yes flotyt Ia 1G.,nd3I
y Lost or MI>laIu. CERTlFI.
- =. J. No. ~ OF in1y SHARES Of old stock of
-'' fE-i'~ ne ANA N4riH+ l.surus,e Company,
rs" .'' - H' u Richard e. Worilam
- 'I--,'t- " III -, aat<- tor tiSr reissue Of saiL
F'..' EDWIh WukTHaa,
,. CHARLES I. WUkTiikM,
~ -" III Surviving EXECUTORS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

IcE-CREAM FOR THE 4TII AND 5THoF july
PlzzINI earnestly requests his customers TO send as
their ord.rs for the ab1ve days wi.bost delay.
Many hay. already left Their orders, and should he
be so crowded to be compelled to refuse sny'f
his customer the fault win II" with them. He wiz
ser.ainly supply all VINO leave ard:rs before Friday
nj / 2 O'clock II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

rlr,r JnoHs roH HENRIco CoCETY.-Hen-
yico Conr.y Co9rt meets on Monday next.
The following is a list of petit jurors drawn :
TAom.s Il. Crenshaw, w. L. Cowardin,
KoUcrt DuEc, Z. Duunington, Fl. 2. Did
lake, TLonrts ". Fussell, Monroe Ford,
George ". Hecker, Thad. +. Hobsons j. A.
u. kaufman. James Moore, c. F. Pember-
tor, William j. Rose, Joseph w. Sweeney,
John 3. TiIler, and John Thomas Tinsley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

PAYM-E7 OF INTEREST ON PuTLIC DEBT
TIE Glsturaing Officers Of the Commonwealth
Yesterday commenced payment OF two per
cent. ca TIC january instaIment Of interest
During the diy warrants 10 the amount OF
SIS, ,ilJ were isst!tt.
We learn l.a. about S2225, 900 of the Janu-
ary. ~, coupoDs have already been received
10" iINGs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

Mr.. VIVIAN JONES. who was fined at the
Police Court on Tuesday for fighting in the
public streets, requests US to state that be Is
white man, and not negro, as reported. ], ],
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

HEsRIco STATISTICS FOR JUsR.- Durirg "a: I
month there were issued from the clerks
Office of Henrico county 10 marriage licenses,
of which were to col0red and o to white
persons. Eighty-four deeds were recorded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

ANOTHER CASE OF THOSE NARsEILLES QUILTS
at 1850 worth as. few soiled quilts az s2, ct q
lots Of other bargains at LEVY BROTHERS,
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CIRCUIT CoukT.-The Circuit Court was
engaged yesterday in hearing certain features
OF the case of Bcodnax and others cs. Rag
land aud others. The case was argued aad
submitted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

Ten THocsAsD YAEDs HAMBuRGH EpGfEus
aud irsertisgs from ] 2i@c. - 50 per yard. The
cheapest lot OF trimmings IN This city Is =. LxyY
EHOTUEEs'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

FOUND AT LAsT-The long soughf-for place
where you can re, money loaned oa your diamonds,
watches, eweIry, si!serware, sc. Call at A. HAIR
gIs's Loan oalce, 322 Main street, and son wiss
learn all about 1t. All transactions strictly eoaa-
Ienffat-
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BLACK SPANISH LACEs, coiored laces Tor rim
mnys, white goods OF every Description 4! pilces
TO suit the Tins At LEVY ERoTHE.S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

RED MEN-Chickahominy Tribe, No. "a,
!. o. X. NJ, at their last council sleep, elected
the following chiefs TO serve for the ensuing
six months @. E. Sims, sacbem; John Pit,
DR., senior sycamore; George w. Wilson,
junior sycamore; John F. Shinberger, Z. OF
b.; NJ. P. Whiiehurst, Il. of w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

LINEN COLLARS for gentlemen ut soc. per dt zen;
linen cuff, for gentlemen 1t rs pGr dozea I; linen
hanakcrchlefs at 1880 per dozen. A general as
sortment OF gcnIieaen's furnishing goods at great
BARGAINS at LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

LARGE. SOFT rEACfIES--the finest which have
been seen this seasou-can be had at PIZzISI'S,
SO7 Broad street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE WEATHER To-DAy.--C Cloudy accdther,
,riM local rains. cast 10 SCUM n'"1S, Is 'e-
,,or!ed as p,otahle today.
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BANANA ICE-CKEAM. made OF bananas, frozen
with pure cream, aG PIzziSt's steam factory, COT
Broad street.
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LIGHT AND CHEAP GAUzs SHIRTS az Z. u.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street,
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REIaASTs OF percales, lawns. ginghams. Japan-
ese coths. grenadines, and ether dress goods, Tor
s.le very cheap al LEVY BROTHERS..
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REMoyAL--.. HARRIs's Loan oalcs testabli'hfc
in S65} has been removed 60 1899 Main street.
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KEEP CooL-If you want 10 keep cool, wear lig Int
clothing. T.. b. SPENCE L .oS have q sp.et cid
stock OF light underwear, linen aud alpaca coats,
white vests, Sc. Give them a call. They have
marked down their goods TO the lowest living
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

PEACH IcE-CEEAM, made Of fresh peaches,
frozca with pure cream. at RIZzISI's to-day.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
ORGAN TION OF THE TWt
BRANCHES YESTERDAY.
Hon. J. A. Meredith Chosen Prcsi
dent or tho Board OF Aldermen,
and GEN. Bradley T. Johnson
OF the Common Ccaucil.

JOINT SESSION LAST Sl6!iT-kLECTioN
OF CLERK IND SERGEANT-AT-AEMS,
ETC, ETC.
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LIGHT SUITS at E. b. SPENCE & soS's, 1890
Main street. -
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FOR SAa.E..

ttNA SAIL, WHEAT.TURESHER
= "r r>Hf%RAJpH, ,InnCe b, j. W CardmcI =
-. ~ .~'la cry, "I!h hUrac- power. Both AS ss,ud
a., u" =, ''Fi1. !" r. J. WAkRrh,
- lIbG Maiu street
it"E ~ALE,
j. >!!A RES MERCHANTS AND
SIuCK. 'N"~hHESE 1oMrAS1
a., ~, T.. -. kAtIiO,
-. - No. . FUIrtcrulh street,
S}kLk>, BRICKS.
y iabNb BkitkS OF all kinds and of has,
I'm ''i 7"!'. Apply u yards Ill Rockets or
.7.JT >'LAED's Lain and Tweuiiefh .tr,.c,s -
>''" NJ. &. HAGEHTI.
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VOL. XLVI.
RirIln1und Dlspatrh.
N~ So

srTuE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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,rOHiE W. ANDERSON d. SON
"1ui4 ask .he atuutipu OF those I'm want
= -. 1I!usadtIy lhs assortment of
~ ~ ,nA IA NHlNGS, CHINA MATTISGS.
'AhfEfo, u!L-,LpllIS, CURTAIN
GOODS, SHADES, &C.
~ .-oW zoo MAIN STREET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

Iii cen PDWDEK.- PUULTEKER'
iS fikN OK CHICKEN PCWDER, a ceytain
E5B fHti'e .. Eapes aud uller dis ,ses IN fowls.
S%'e Dy BOuEkER BROTHERS.
. Druggists.
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STATE TRRAsuRY.-The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was S544, ,s69.33.
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WANTS.
rn nEEEE 4 RARE

rrD Tn OFFER \ RARE
y >csssGatn sa tniid H5YST''1' oSc1r;,%s %' acsry hrT
.,.t a',t' a.. 3".cr%, room furnished. on on" oi
, ,rss> l"cai hriwGfH ,, r,i,hre, fh,r, at" 7"
.s. .-rlt's' a." ,,,.,r With whom ne and MS
.' .s w. l'''t''' circ II 2-St
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Common Council.

The following members responded to Their
names at roll call: MesSrs. Baocock, Barsl-
min, BraSelman, Bright, Garter, Christian,
Curtis. c. I. Davis. English, Foster, Gilman,
Higgins, jenkins. Bradley L. Johnson. R.W.
Johuson, Klein, Lauer, Manson. Meu-er,
Newell, Oliver, Pulliam, Purcell, St...us,
Talbot. Walker, and Whitlocn.
\ Absent: McssrS. L. W. Davis, Powers.
and jones.