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COFFEE

COFFEE
Old Government Java, raW..............33 cents.
Old Government Java, roasted. cents.
Old Govt Java, raw, extra quality. cents.
Old Govt Java, roasted, extra quality 40 cents.
MsTacaibO, raw, 2s cents, rOastsd.......SS cents.
Lsguyra, raw, 2S cents, roasted. 81 cents.
Rio raw, ~ and 20 cts, roasted, "a and 80 cents.
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CARRIAGES,

JACKSON WAGONS AT REDUCED
y RATES.-We have Just received a new lot Of
those superior WAGONS for farmers and haulers.
A few heavy Lumber or Truck WAGONS, manu-
featured expressly for this city.
MAGRATH q BELL,
northwest. sepl5-3m
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rS~ IMPORTANT. TO TAXPAYERS
OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY the terms of the act of Congress approved
June 90 1874, levying tax upon real estate in the
District of Columbia,
ADIsCoUNT OF ONE PER CENTUM
is allowed upon all
BILLS PAID IN OCTOBER,
PENALTY OF ONE PER CENTUM
Is ADDED
AFTER NOVEMBER 1,
and an additional penalty OF
ONE PER CENTUM
upon each month thereafter.
1t will thus be seen that a savingof
TWO PER CENT.
is effected by the payment Of this tax before the
MONTH OF OCTOBER EXPIRES,
an advantage which will not accrue during any
other month OF the year.
Taxpayers should avail themselves Of the last OPP
portunlty for discount that will be offered, and
save the Percentage by paying the taxes Of the cur
rent year before the LIST Of n November. oc2l-2w
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TEAS,

Orr FIFTY cent oolong and Imperial Teas are
the best to be had in this city at the price, money
refunded. We also have on hand, and In large sup
ply, FIFTEEN other different grades, IncIuding,a
very high grade Of SILVER LEAF Japan and choice
Moyune Gunpowder, at moderate prices.
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k~YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN As
rs ISOLATION, corner Of Ninth and d
streets.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY, now made especially
attractive by the addition OF all the latest works.
EVENING CLASSES, Photography, Classics,
English Branches and the Modern Languages.
FREE READING ROOMS,
MEETINGS at 1915, Sand 81 m.
SABBATH AFTERNOON SERVICES, in Lincoln
hall, at $3.50 O'Clock.
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RS@DR. 3. 3. BOND HAS REMOVED
~ to No. sl3 First street, between H and
streets. calls len at the Drug Stole corner OF
Tenth street and New York avenue will receive
prompt attention. mh21-u
kBALL THE COUGH MEDICINES.
- Cod Liver Oils, Troches, &c .At the Tenn.
pleDrug Store. noVI
RB@CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
- OF the DAILY AND WEEKLY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN, and all other city paper, can be OBJ
salned rom .. BRAD. ADAMS, ,SrItioner and
News Dealer, under st. Cloud hotel, corner OF r
and Ninth streets. fe16-tf
R~N OTICE.-I AM NOWPAYTNG
~ high cash prices for secondhand ClothinR
have just started this business and ned the goods
20 MI my store. By calling on or adiressiilg RI
HERZOG, 81 ID street, between Nintl and Tenth
streets northwest prompt attention VII be given,
ya1I-4y
R%DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PERFTJME,
~ ries, Pomades, Toilet Articles, &C., az low
est rates. at TEMPLE DRUG STORE.
"sPURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
- medicinal purposes, at the Temple Drug
store. novI
s~WHEN YOUCANNOTFTNDW WHAT
- you want e other places, trythe Temple
Drug stores ana Ninth streets. n0V1
n~WRAPPING PAPER FGR SALE
~ at this once.
n~HOMEOPATEII
~ specifics at the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner and Ninth streets.
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"PlGTuRES FROM FLORIDA"

ocss s5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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No. asTenth street; at III FIRST street, southwests
Ge0rgetoWn, wiz be prompt Ialled. lanl2-1
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,--1IrrD aSErTLED WOMAN, with
u .'N 'c,,,ntrauce 10 dc the entire work ior
~ nU' l,", ,,rr.cns Must he L Good brcsso-
faw.y ID! me- .t>o. 229 Second street, Waycriy
,~,t,r. AppN ~ W. au 2S-2tf
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all OF
the city churches tomorrow except the fol.
lowing special appointments:
Trinity Methodist.--Re A. c. Bledsoe
having returned to the city will preach at
his church Crriuity) morning aud night.
Sidney Methodist.-Rev. B. f. Wood.
ward at III A. NJ. aud the pastor at night.
Clay. Street Methodist.-Rev. F. &. Wood.
ward at II A. NJ; Rev. u. P. Wills at 81
O'clock p. NJ.
Broad Street MethodiSt.-Rev. D. P. Wills
at III A. NJ, quarterly meeting; Rev. j. c.
Graubery ut 8 p. NJ.
Centenary Methodist.-At II A. NJ, Rev.
John f. Edwards, u. d. Sermon to be fol,
lowed by the Lords Supper. Services at
Z. NJ.
Nicholson. Street Methodist The pastor,
Rev. K. II. Mullen, having improved in
health, will preach at IL A. NJ. Revival ser.
vices at O'Clock 2. NJ.
Second Presbyterian Church.-Rev. Will
liam Brown, D. D., at IL a. NJ. and 8 P. M'
Second Bdptist.--Rev. j. F. Deans, of Nor
folk. at II A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ.
Etbd Pdrk.--PrcacHlng at z. NJ. by Rev
j. L. Otis.
Odd Fcllo,rs' UaH--Prcaching on Sunday
at the cJlored Odd Fellows Hall. on Frank
lin street, at 81 Z. Nj, by DR.. Granbery, o'
The Broad,Street Methodist. Rev. w. b
Derrick at 81 Z. NJ.
st. Johns Eptscopdl.-The rector, Rev
Henry Wall, has returned to the city. Ser.
vices at II A. NJ. and 81 Z. NJ.
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NALL AND REMOVAL OF PENITEN.
- llAEN OE VIRGINIA.

>, i.e ne under gDed, appointed commissioners for
49,, ~ - i''c tN Az act Of the General Assembly ap-
't'" pm 3OlS74 will receive sealed proposals,
~. "pthrd ~ = O'ciock NJ. on THURSDAY Lhe
t, -! -! q" october. STA. for the purchase and re-
~. ii .! ~" Pt MITE ET1aRY OF VIRGINIA.
, 'p'"".Hg are the provisions Of the act, to
,,.," ~ PROPOSALS must conform:
-, IN = e iImissiOners shall advertise for pro-
',,, ."' uie purchase nf the laud and buildings,
I ,'@ f'h"v i of The buildings ana the inmates
Is,. f'ihl Lol les than fve miles from the cor
ig- ,pl"i'' OF The city or Gichmond; said pro-
:" ''tu!atr Tor Tie suitable buildings for the
sn. accommodation and employment Of the pri-
r,t, Ihc erection 1f the machinery, and all the
aI. I quo appiiancrs that are necessary 10 secure
,,rt , -, mites tor The operations OF the peniteu-
ihr Wv saii': cXrnt they al present exist in
En,,, NAh"ni! .ry; and provided further, that
St,; - i@nAi @ shall be accepted which involves the
Of ~ S'bs * pclse over and above the proceeds
ar,I ~ a'c o' me iand and buildings now used for
~ 'II...y"' "ith The peulteniiary.
Gr ~, Ipi',dis Tor The removal must be endorsed
Sat-, ehncs"Pes Proposals for Removing the
YlNt ,yi,, ,""chltary," auG should be accomBa-
sll. .a ~" ana ihclude msp Of The grounds, and
- !. ,,"MLhS3 and specifications for the buildings
ig! ' atSlc" III place or those ut present occu-
-. no proposition Shall be accepted unless
L.. iIJu inIJuoi VI ny ;ie commissioners and ratified by
t'Ntture a. lis next session.
IL should be addressed TO the uDdersigned,
'u"' JAMES l.. kEMPER,
saI.I Il. r. WiTHERS,
MARSHALL HANGER.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO Mr.. ABRAM WAR

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO Mr.. ABRAH WAR
wicK's MEMoRy.-At 10 o'clock yesterday a
meeting Of the members of the Corn and
Flour Exchange was held for the purpose oi
taking suitable action expressive of the re-
gret entertained by the Exchange at the
death of Mr.. Abram Warwick, member OF
the Association.
The body was called to order by Mr.. Lewis
D. Crenshaw, president, who announced the
object Of the meeting, and passed very neat
and appropriate eulogy upon MIR. Warwick.
Mr.. Edwin Workman followed Mr.. Cren-
shaw in brief and feeling address, in which
be spoke of Mr.. Warwick's fue character
and the intimate terms of business and
friendly relationship which had existed be-
tween them.
Mr.. George S. Palmer moved that COM
mittee of seven be appointed to draft appro-
pirate resolutions. Agreed to, and the Chair
appointed the following gentlemen: MesSrs.
George S. Palmer, Thomas Potts, James e.
Blair, Philip HaXall, W. B. Stanard, Charles
T. WORKMAN, and Edwin Wortham. .
The committee retired, and after briei
absence presented a~series of resolutions,
which were unanimously agrcedto
Adjourned.
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WS Sr2SSRhbSs
GPECIAL NOTICE.


SPECIAL NOTICE.
Having formed co-partnership under the name
N''N SYCLE BROTHERS,
we would respectfully call the attention of cur
friends and the public generally to the great IN
ducements we will offer for only one week.
Please call and examine OUR BARGAINS before
purchasing elsewhere.
wewilI offer the following bargains for this week
Those CASSlMEKES which we have marked
down so 75c per yaru must be SID now, as we
have too large quantity on hal0
Some Of those beautiful CLOAk1NGS and SACh.
INGS which we have now marked down 10 half
price must he sold TO make room Tor new goods.
In foe black DOESkiNs and black CLOTHS we
offer SPECIAL bargains this week.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
DRl SIS GOODS!
We have marked them down 15 and zoe. per
yard: all goods suitable for coming season.
In fact, we have now on hand one OF the largest
stocks In the city, and 10 make room for more new
goods we offer the following goods for tGis week at
iGsi,nn Red and i WEite n + TWiLLEp FLANNEL;
Hue and gray TWILLED FLANNEL;
Bleached and brown TABLE DAMAsK;
TUWELs and NAPKINS; ..
A large stock of BOULEVARD SKIRTS;
Black and colored SILKS;
IRISH ardJAPANtSb POPLINS;
CREPE CLOTHS and BOMBAzINEs;
ALL-WOUL hUSLlNS;
BLANKETS, QUILTS. and COMFORTS;
CASSIMEREs from 40c. up:
SHAWLS In all sizes aud qualities;
HOSIERY and GLOVE:
KID GLOVES (goo.t quality at 15c.;
BIJCkSkIS GAUNTLET ; at 76c,;
sash and Neck RI IBBONS;
Plain aud striped EAISSOOkS;
IRISH LINENS,
an good many other goods too numerous to men
uon. Call and convince yourself.
SYILr BROTHERS,
429 Broad between Fourth and Fifth streets;
We offer snr sincere thanks to our friends andthe
nubc for tueir kind patronage for the last twenty
Years, ano would respectfully ask continuance OF
The sa me. Respectfully, JUL!US S1GLIS,
au 29-1w --r---- -.aa-. .e-@@s iSAAC 51CLE.
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RICHMOND, VA. August %.

To the Editors Of The Eoening Journal:
Gentlemep,-I your issue Of the goth in
slant there appears communication signed
&c. H. B )" in which it is set forth that a
package consigned to party on the Virginia
and Tennessee division Of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad had been
offered at our counter for shipment and that
we declined to receive the same for the rea-
son that "we could do no business on that
lnc." The facts of this case are briefly
stated as follows: Accompanying this pack
age was bill for collection on delivery, or
as we term it, e. o. D.; and as it is the rule
of this company not to receive that class of
freights for points not reached by it, or
through the agency of connecting express
companies with which it has contracts, g. 81.
BIS messenger was told that "we could not
take it in that way" Had the C. D. D. been
released, we would have received and for
warded the package upon the usual condi-
tions governing all shipments for that line
viz: prepayment of transportation charges
to our nearest point Of transfer, Petersburg,
BurkeyilIe, or Lynchburg, at the election OF
the shipper. Respectfully,
j. F. GIBSON.
oent Southern Eynress (iomnonv
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Police CoURT, FRIDAY-Pohce Jushcf
Joseph j. White presidtn9.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Edward w. Seymore, charged with beng
yagrant and wandering about the street
was committed to Jail for five days IN defau.'
of surety in the sum OF so.
John QuarleS, charged with unlaWfu!iy
threatening to assault and kill William M
jackson, was fined So.
There were several other persons before
the Justice for various offences, but they
were DISCHARGED.
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EXCURSIONS AND PIC. Mes Now that we
IRE having such cool and beautiful weather
an excursion to the mountains or anywhere
in the country will be most enjoyable. We
continue our notices of the remaining excur.
sions for the season: ..s.,
First In order Is the "G. W." train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio road, which leaves here
at445 P. NJ. tomorrow, reaching Staunton
! at i0.45, and returning, arrives In Richmond
| at $50 Oh Monday morning in ample time
for business. There are many pleasant
places on the line Of the road between Rich
| mond and Staunton where pleasure seeker
| can enjoy the country air for twenty-fenr
hours without losing any time from busi-
| ness. This mode of reaching the mountains
has been very popular for loug time, and
will doubtless continue so to be.
On Monday the anniversary picnic of
Schiller Lodge, No. .1S9, l. 0. o. F., takes
place at Schuelzen Park. This park is very
prettily situated on James river, just below
Rockets, and is easily reached. Conveyances
for the accommodation Of those who desire
to attend the picnic will leave the terminus
of the street railway, at Rockets, every half
hour. Schuetzen Park has been resorted to
u good deal during this summer, aud will
doubtless continue to be fav0rite place for
/
and the park kept in proper trim.
Messrs. Mortimer Martin, NJ. G. Crowds,
and r. S. Childress, managers, and Messrs
B. A. Brauer, S. l.. Liggan,J. w. Nunnally,
James Ii. Butler, and John Murphy, COM
| mittee of arrangements, propose to have
"the excursion Of the season" to West
Point on Tuesday. They feel certain from
the completeness Of their arrangements that
| they are justified in promising that this ex-
cursion shall compare favorabIy with any OF
the season. They will not allow any liquor
| or disreputable persons on the train, and
children and ladies will be specially cared
| for 10y select committee. A band Of music
has been engaged, and the usual sports may
be expected at the Point. The train will
| leave the York River der at 7:30 A. NJ. and
return at p. NJ.
"Look Out for the Locomotive" is the
| heading of an announcement of an excursion
| the West Point on Monday. Messrs. S. r.
Perdue, George f. Rufin, W. j. Davis, W.
A. Lamkip, and Il. L. Jones are the commit
| tee of arrangements; and these gentlemen
| say that they have spared none of their usual
energy or means in this effort to promote
| the pleasure Of their many friends and pa
irons. They promise grand gala-day at the
Point, and offer all sorts of amusements
| Oysters and fish are abundant, and those who
attend will doubtless enjoy their trip ex
ceedingly.
| Riverside Park is still open as resort, and
| during the warm weather is we'll patroniZed
The Richmond CaIedonian Club will cele
brate their second annual gathering at the
State Fair Grounds on Wednesday the I'd
proXimo, at which time competition may bt
| expected in the ancient games of Scotland.
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PERSONAL FL. c. Parsons, resi-
dent director of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad at Huntington, W. Va, was in the
city last evening.
Superintendent James 81. Binford, of the
Richmond city public schools, returned to
the city yesterday morning:
Bishop Gibbons returned to the city yes
terday. after brief visit. to North Carolina
on church matters.
r. F. Hatzo, Esq, long the efficient tele.
graph operator of the Rcbmond and Dam
Vile railroad, has been made train dispatcher,
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Thursday night
Mr.. John T. Howell, who lives short dis.
lance from the city, upon returning to his
residence after short absence, found that
his family had all been frightened from their
residence by thieves, who were endeavoring
to gain admission to the house for the pur.
pose OF plunder. The inmates gave the
alarm, and the thieves made hasty retreat.
Mr, Howell resides on the Westham road.
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GUILTY OF AN NAsSAULr.-Naucy Clarke ap.
peared before the Police Justice yesterday
upon warrant made OATH to by Betsey Max.
field, charging that Nancy had assaulted and
beaten Betsey, against the peace and dignity
OF the Commonwealth. The Justice heard
the case, concluded that Nancy was guilty
and sentenced her to thirty days imprison'
ment in the city Jail.
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\ OlltE TO BUILDERS AND TIC
LUMBER DEALERS.

. tf.i">I.s Will he received until IL o'clock NJ.
AltL:I 3lsr Tor The workmanship OF buIidipg u
GRAND STAND
4. 'l' sa'r Grounds OF The Virginia State Agricul-
lara, society AIS" for furnishing the timber aud
M"l"' i"f the SAME. Also for furnishing the
fN'gFly viii bc required for the prompt and
'-,.,!'" p'fi"tnaucc of ihc contracts.
I"' '"i.IH!!t.c On Fair Grounds reserve the right
" ,,''t' aay ur a! Of thu bids.
'"i.' anu s.cci!i'r ions may he seen at my Office.
hLBEET l.. WEST, Architect.
d"Js4f ii, 1874 au2S-2t
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EOR RENT, q two-story stock brick c.
a HOUSE on Eighteenth street between Iii
Clay and Lsigh, with four rooms and kitchen; g,ls
and water. Rent, 5000 FER year TO a good tenant.
Apply to LYME BHOTHERS.
19,1tx
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COOP Music AHEAD FOR THE STAY.AT.
HoMEs.-The choir of the Second Baptist
church of this city, assisted by Mrs. james
E. Tyler, Mrs. Alvin Barton IAN excellent
and highly cultivated singer from Knoxvlle),
and many other friends, design giving con-
cert in the church about the Sth proximo.
The classic excellence to which this choir
and assistants has attained is the best guaran-
tee that the concert will be in every way a
rScLerchS affair
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-~,yTrD. a quantity of .nss, yoang No1Ms sen;,sss
" A. ~ rIEps. Appiy at Southern 90 rHBss' 9ts
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DRowNEp.-The body Of Charles Penny,
youth, aged ten years, was hsbed out OF the
dock near the corner of Fourteenth street
Yesterday afternoon. Charlie was seen play
ing about the dock during the morning, ana
it is supposed that he fell into the water. AT
all events, about O'Clock he was discovered
in the water, and MIR. f. j. Robinson, OF
Manchester, jumped into the dock, ana ell,
deayored to save him. He made seVefai
efforts TO do so, and at one time succeeded
in raising his head above water, but becoming
exhausted he was compelled to relax his
hold in order to save his own life. The boy
was neatly dressed and wore straw hat.
Late in the afternoon Coroner Taylor viewed
the body, but deemed an inquest unneces, ;-
sary. The Doctor carried his remains to his
mothers residence, No. 3217 Marshall street.
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CHEslPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
ri VICE-PREsIDEST's OFFICE.
RICRAnHn VA !. .Annnat 22 1874

RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1874. J
Editors Of the Enquirer: Gentlemeu,-
Your paper of to-day contains an article
headed "The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Defalcation," in which is given the sayings
Of the Richmond correspondent of the Chi.
cago Times. There is not the very slightest
ground for any of his statements.
1t is utterly untrue that there has been
any detalcation on the part Of any officer or
employe of this company.
1t is utterly untrue that have bad any
angry words with OF assaulted any employe
of this company, and it is utterly untrue that
there has been any agreement between any
official of this company and any steamers, in
which said official was to receive pecuniary
benefit from the contract.
Permit me to say, gentlemen, that, in my
opinion, such publications as the one refer.
red to are in great abuse of the liberty OF
the press" and to express surprise that a
journal of such high Standing as yours should
permit them to find place in its columns
without first inquiriDg into the truth there.
of. Your obedient servant,
w. G. WICKHAM, Vice.President.
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A DRY-LAsD FIsH.-While the workmen
of MIR. B. F. Redford, the contractor, were
exeayating for a culyert yesterday on the
corner of Nineteenth and Main streets. they
were not little surprised to lind live fish
ct the depth of elk feet, embedded IN haro,
dry clay. The fish was perfect, Of the min
now species, about three inches long, and
was unfortunately killed by blow from a
pnk.sxp ~, tss5
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ROOLNs, STATIONARY &c
'hA TAY COR, OF CAROLINE,

v,, "'h7 COM 'lete-viz, Construction Con.
GIN INV ~ 'onstilu tons Vindicated; New Views
s.s Constitution; Inquiry tato the Principles
4yrsn,"I - u The Government oftbe United States;
" ca .l"Aasked; Orator; Practical aud Politi-
r., ,Hf'l'ul'ure Essays.
k,uri,.r' t' assortment OF rare works In The
sD u.n .. states Is 4, 1913 Main street.
" RANDOLPH \ ENG4ysH,
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REvlvAL.-Rev. Fl. 6. Crews, Of this city
is in the midst OF q revival Of religion al
Wipn's Creek church, near Halifax Court
house. About eighteen have professed con.
version, and twenty-five are inquirers. The
work is extending in power and influence
He is preaching Tor the pastor, Rev. j. T.
McLaughlin.
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FOR SALE.

" T. ELS. BUGGY-BODIES, FIN
Lph>. rpLf>, BOWS, sPkIs GS, AXLES.
ShtiH> aud BONES. for wo cd aXles: Fnamciled
";.l Huber tlohS: oil Carpet; Bolts, bands.
'.' Lh.e: Fringe, Tassels. &C, and generai as,
;"f'H't # materials for m>king and reDairiBsa au
h.--s Vi vehicles, for sale Ut very low prices.
X. l.. WILLIAMS,
No. 1893 Main street, south side,
l-j"een Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets.
2Tr%t
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UNMAILABLr LETTERS REMAINING N THE
R,cHMoNp PosT-OFRlCE .AusUsT 28. l874.-
Joseph w. Hart. National Cemetery, klcn-
mond, Va; j. r.. Num-, Richmond, Va;
George nj. Wyatt, Old Dominion Steamship
Company, Richmond, va.
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FsTERpRIsEl ENCOURAGE 1T-A superior
AXLE GREASE made in Richmond. The NORRIS
LuDR1cAT!sG CoxPoCSD, now adopted and used
by all the railroads entering the city, can be had oy
tean1sters, millers, and others at the factory OF
Messrs. WOOD g. Agh1sTEAD, foot of free bridge,
the sole proprietors and manufacturers OF this
,plo orrip1
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GLOSSY HEAD OF HAIR.-The PALMA CHRISTI
HAIR TONIC Is an excellent and perfectly safe
dressing for the hair-prevents its falling out, re-
moving dandruf and giving 1t a fresh and healthy
appearance. 1t is made only by our friends MeSsrs
MEADE g. BAKER, but their friends on Shockoe
Hill can buy it of MILLER & PIERCE, corner Of
Fifth and Marshall streets
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Agent Southern Express Company,

MANCHESTER ENTERPRISE.-At CHARLIE
WApE's new City Cigar Emporium can he found
all the first qualities of smokers and chewers' arti-
cles, including flne-cut and snuff by the ounce OF
pound. The G. Y. NJ Bon Ton Assembly and al
people Of taste patronjze Charlie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-29

KEEP CooL.-You can keep cool by getting your
summer clothing from E. b. SPENCE & Son. They
are selling their stock at greatly reduced prices
Give them call at 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-29

DEplcArIok.-Beulah church will be dedi
aated TO the worship of God ut II A. M. TO.
morrow by Rev. George q. Yandersiise' q
This church is about eight miles from tHe
city, on the Charles City road
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-29
FOE RENT.

TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS, With CA
Il BOARD for a family at 4O4 Twelfth Ell
street, between Marshall and Clay au 90 -3tA