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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
Notice Of Altering and estae-
fishing the Grade Of Streets.

NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance OF
~ Sec. and 3, Article Z, of the Amended
CITY Charterof Los Angeles City, Of the inten-
tion OF the Common Council TO alter and es-
Fort street, from Sd to 9TH street; 4th street,
from Fort street to Hill street; Hill street.
from 4th 10 OH street; 9th street, from Hill
street to Pearl street, so to conform to the
grade as surveyed by VIM. Moore, and ap.
proved by the Common Council, August I3,
1874 Any person or persons objecting TO said
proposed establishment of grade, must pre-
sent their protest to the Council, within 20
days from this date, September 5th, 1874.
This notice is given by order of the Com
mon Council at its session of Sept. 3D., 1874.
NJ. KREMER,
Clerk of the Common Council of Los
Angeles City. sep5-l0ds
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05

Mrs. LAURA DE FORCE GORDON,
who runs the Stockton Leader - o
sprightly little paper, by the way
hired Chinaman to run one of her
job presses. She lost a subscriber by
the operation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05

The Board of Managers of the San
Joaquin Valley Agricultural Society,
will award special and liberal pre-
miums to any and all articles not
enumerated in their schedule of pre-
miums that they may be placed on
exhibition, If deemed necessary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05

The crusading ladies of Rutland
again visited the saloons OH Thursday
last.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

In sums of from 1000 to $4,000
Apply 10 r. BEAUDRY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
SPECIAL ORDERS MOI.

ARaoRY OF THE Los ANGELES GUARD, I
Los Angeles, CAL, Sept. 3D., 1874.
IN COMPLIANCE with orders from Head
Il Quarters lst Brigade, n. @. e. This COM
pany Will meet at their armory at o'clock p.
NJ Sept. Sth, in full uniform for muster into
the State. servine as National Guards All
the members of the Company, whether pro-
vided with uniforms or not, are ordered to at
tend, and any citizens who desire to Join the
Military Service OF the State, can do so by APP
plying to the Recruiting Committee and pre-
scnting themselves for muster.
BY order of
CAPT. l.. J. SACRISTE,
JAMES BARTLEY, Com'dg. Co.
Orderly Sergeant. sep4td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEME ENTs.
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Bids
~ Will be received by the Common Coun-
cll at its session of September 10th, 1874, for
the continuation of the Main Sewer of 1000
feet. according TO specifications furnished by
the City Surveyor.
NJ. KREMER,
Clerk Of the Common Council Of Los An
geles City. sep5td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
NEW TODAY.

Self Praise is no Recommendation,
But where every body says that I keep the
best Cigars in the city. then must believe it
also. Any one not yet convinced of the fact
shoald come at once to purchase Cigars at
/. GOLDSMITH,
Main ST., adjoining w. +. & Co.'S Express.
aug2S-lw
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MONDAY MAY II, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

AN IMPORTANT SECTION OF TuR TAX BILL
CONSTRUED by THE AUpIToR.-rhe following
answer Of Mr.. William r. Taylor, Auditor
Of Public Accounts, to a letter of inquiry
addressed to him, wil.provc Of interest to
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFEICE OF AUDITOR OF PUBlIc AccoUSTs. :
RcuxoNp, May 6, 1S74.)
-He$SrS. Jenkins, Cope,S If Co.:
Geutlemen,-I have received your note OF
the 9Th instant in which you ask il in my
judgment You are liable to assessment and
taxation AS "rcctiters of spirits under the
new tax bill. Upon the statement made by
YOU Of the nature OF your business am very
clearly OF the opinion that you are not. IL
YOU Will examine the l4Hh section Of the bill
you Will observe that there are two classes OF
persons. and only two. who are deemed
rcc;itcrs' First. those who rectify, pu-
rifr, or refine distilled spirits or wines by
any process; and. second, those wholesale
and retail liquor dealers. or compoundcrs of
liquors. who have in their possession any
still or lcact-tub, or who keep any other APP
paratuS fer the purpose OF refining in any
manner distilled spirits.
Now if you are liable to the tax you must,
Of course, he embraced in one or the other
of these two classes. You cannot. however,
be included in the first class, becGuSc, as you
state, you neither lectiiy, purity, nor refine
distilled spirits or wines. Nor eau you be
embraced in the second, for the reason that,
as you state, YOU have not i'll your use or
possession any leach-tuh, or other appara-
tus, for the purpose of rc!iniCg or purifying
liquors by coal OF otherwise; nor do you re-
dlstiI or reduce high wines. Your inquiry,
suppose, is suggested by The fact that I'M
der the United States revenue laws you are
required TO obtain "rectlfer's license sim
ply, as you allcge, for the privilege OF
changing stamps, dc. This ruling of the
United States authorities, however. is under
The laws Of Congress, and can apply only to
such business as comes within the purview
Of Federal legislation; it can in no wise in-
terlere with or affect the provisions Of our
own statutes in respect 10 State taxation.
These are, in my opinion, clear and explicit,
and do not require OF your house ''rectif-
cr's" license.
l am, very respectfully,
WILLIAM T. TAYLOR,
auditor Public Accounts.
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CuAFcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATUR'
ptY.-Judge E. II. Ftzhugh prestdtng.-
The following cases were disposed Of
Hobson's administrator US. Larke: DE.
cree confirming report of commissioner anu
making provision for the distribution oil the
fund. .,
Meredith rs. Meredith, &C.: Decree au'
thorizine tue transfer of certain State STOCK
therein mentioned.
Wilkinson and wife Is. Wendlinger, DC. :
Decree authorizing guardian OF lhiahS 70
annropriate q portion of the iund III the
rsIIse TO the maintenance aud education OF
the infants in the decree mentioned.
Atkinson us. Atkinson, &C.: Decree con,
frn,inr report of commissioners III regard
to Investments of fund heretofore ordered,
and approving the loan reported TO nave
Ee marie Alexander Randall, executor OF
Etig,heth w, Writ: Order overrullnS eA-
cention and confirming commissioner re,
mort. and authorizing transfer OF the iuiu
IN hand from the executor IN virginia 10
the executor in Maryland.
Lewis and wife rS. Freelands executor
Oninion of court constituting will OF Johh
Freeland, deceased. Decree ordered accord
ipgly. n,rrooott
&c, Decree authorizing purchaser 10 ahticI'
pate payment of deferred lnslalmenas o, Ih, pu,,
chase money and deed TO be maue y" "hen
payment in full is made.
Chles, &c, us. Chiles. &c. Decree cohuan, .,'at,
ing report of special commissioner anu lnaA'
inc a partial distribution of the iuna. :,
Jones rs. Kirkmyer, &C.: All matters 10
controversy adjusted between the parties anu
cause removed from docket.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Roll OF HoSoR.-The following pupils at
the white High School (male) received certif-
icates of distinction for the week ending May
S,b. 1874: D. 3. Winfree, w. S. Campbell,
r, II. Winfree, b. E. Bransford, B. W. Nun
nalv. J. II. In gram, A. c.. Reynolds, B. P.
owen, r.. V. Owen, W. u. Reynolds, A. w.
MOODY, W. Q. Sims, Z. S. Moody, j. A.
Moore, R. W. Brodnax, II. NJ. Clarke.
At the colored High School: II. Brown,
r. Clark, F. Nelson, and W. Woodbridge.
PETIT JURORS AND VENIRE.-The following
petit Jury has been drawn for the ensuing
term of the Circuit Court:
Matoaca: r. A. jackson, j. N. Butler,
". G.. Radcliffe, William Archer. Manche:-
ter: J. c. Blankenship, w. 7. Tirsley, &.
3. CLAYTON, F. w. Anderson, Thomas Va
den. Jr. Dale: William Hoy, r. McLclland,
". Bass. S. B. Ellis. Bermuda: John Brit
ton. J. i. Perdue, r. f. Burfoot, Z. ToOne,
Reniamin Watkins, T. Fl. Friend. Midlo-
Than: r. Fl. Hall, j. E. Taylor, c. 4. Tins.
lev. A. T. Magruder. Clover Hill: Edwin
Hewlett, William Spears, j. Z. Belcher, and
Alexander Wilkerson.
A rentre Of thirty has also been drawn,
among them the following from Manchester
township: Thomas Hatcher, Henry Schultz,
Daniel Billy. John Carroll, B. Holland, j.
G, Donley, ii. T. Hopkins, F. &. Ruifin, Jr.,
p. C. Temple, ard W. A. Eastman.
RrGlsrRArIoN.-Tbe books Of registration
will open this morning and continue for
seven DAYS. First Ward, at Abbotts shop
lanes Nj. Graves registrar. Second Nafd,
Market House-A. w. Roundtree registrar.
Third Ward, Owens's store-James Bu-
cbanan registrar. Fourth Ward, BoWen,s
shop-John c. Robertson registrar. All
voters must register.
pug11c MEgr1yGs.-A meeting of, the mer-
chants of the city will be held at the Coun,
ell chamber tonight to consider the TAX ana
license question.
The Board of Trustees invite the citizens
to meet at the Council chamber to-morro"
night at 8 O'Clock to receive a report IRON
the Committee on Cemetery.
Political NorEs.-The following gentie-
men have been requested to act as an eXecu'
tive committee for the Conservatives OF Man
chester township David l.. PullIan, ii. Q;
Watkins, P. c. Temple, }. Il. Burton, ano
Thomas Hatcher.
The Radicals have decldea 10 lnahe III
Nominations until Mag 2Gth.
The CouRTs.-The May term OF the county
Court commences this morning.
THE spring term of the Circuit Court COM
mences "Wednesday.
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CHEMISTRY CLASS OF THE H,cH scvoo, 49,
TEE TEE GAs,W s, ,t okks.-To give practical illus.
ducing Illuminating gas, DR.. W;l,iom Hr plg- ~
Taylor made an appointment with the yonnt.
ladies and youths of his chemistry class sn5 y,
the High School to visit the City Gas -Wo,ss ~
on Saturday afternoon. At O'Clock Snnsr
intendcnt Binford, Dr.. Taylor, and the ciass s
met at the EASTERN terminus OF the citv rail.
way and proceeded to the Gas-Works.
where they found Messrs. Kelley,
Wynne, and Moses. and were politely,
received by Messrs. Knowles and Adams OF
the gas department. DR.. Taylor gave the
class valuable and interesting illustrations OF
the mode Of manufacturing and purifying
gas, and Mr.. Wynne impaired very clear ex.
plantations of the mechanical operations
One eminent gentleman yielded to the per.
suasions of the ladies, and amused them by
climbing one of the iron columns around
the gas-hold. The Iadies clapped their
hands in delight. but the rueful entrance o
the Coroner told his disappointment at the
safe descent of his friend.
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. Roll OF HONOR IN RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL.
The following names were on the roll Of
honor in the above school for the past week /:
Ida Condrey. Lena NJ. Duke, Cora Elliott,
Mary E. Fore, Meta Krausse, Ada ". Lee,
Julia F. Mitchell, Annie Pleasants, d. Belle
Peasants, Fanny L. Power, Emma ': So
vile, Belle Wade, Carrie I. Walters, Belle
R. Woodson, F. E. Anderson, George Il.
Arnstead, S. T. Beveridge, George j.. Bur
CESS, L. l.. Dearborn, Jacob Ezekiel " lillian
B. Gay, Eddie Mccarthy, Charles Maye:.,
Samuel Reynolds, Charles Straus, J. hcrseii
StutZ.
Attendance for the week, ninety-fre per
npnt
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DR.. BULLocE.-It is now understood that
Or. Bullock, who recently resigned the
charge Of the Second Presbyterian church
in Alexandria, will be invited to preach reg
ularly at the First Presbyterian church (old
school. and that very large number of his
old parishoners will attend the First Pres
bvterian church. A regular call is not pos
sible. as the First church is of different
branch of the Presbyterian family, but that
church is now without pastor, and the ar
proposed is Intended merely as
Temporary one.
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THE CIRCUS IS CoMISG.-Richmond is
hungry for circus. We have not had one
for some time-indeed, for so long time
that our civil rights " are iniringed. Are
we not entitled to one at least in three
months? We hope the coming show may
compensate for our long priration. This af.
fair is called the great Southern Circus and
Menagerie. "It is weIl,"as Major Hotchkiss
says. We desire to see the "dashiug rider
Sebastian" ETC., and We desire to renew our
acquaintanceship with "The Royal Bengap
and the 'King of the Forest" and those
irresistible friends of Farraday the monkies.
Indeed, we desire everything. So get ready,
children, and let the national bank OF Boot
black, Shoeshiae & Co. fortity itself against
run. The great circus and menagerie is 10
be here on the 18th and 2Gth of May. "Hi,
Vi ~
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THE RIcnMoHD HOTEL CoMrANY.-The
corporation of the Richmond Hotel Compa-
ny met on saturday. Col. Ii. Coalter Cabcll
was chosen chairman, and General Bradley
T. Johnston secretary. The charter OF the
company was adopted. 1t was resolved that
the stock be fixed at present at 300, 600
common stock and 100000 preferred stock,
guaranteeing upon the latter dividend Of
seven per cent, convertible at the pleasure
of the holder into seven per cent. coupon
bonds, payable in twenty years and secured
by first mortgage, &c, convertible with pre-
ferred amt guaranteed stock. On THURSDAY
night next the corporation will have gene
raj meeting and the merchants aud business
men and capitalists invited to subscribe for
stock, in order that work may be commenced
at once
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The CATHOLIC PlC-N1c To DAy.-The va
r;ous Catholic societies OF this city will to-day
have picnic at the State Fair-Grounds, the
proceeds to be devoted to st. Joseph's Orphan
hsylum. McCann's First regiment band
will furnish the music. Various games VIII
he nlayed. There will also be two trotting
races between wel.known horses, running
race. mule race, and sack race.
The various Catholic societies Will paraoe
this morning through the principal streets
and then take the cars for the Falr-Grounds.
Trains for the transportation of persons at
tending the picnic will run at regular inter.
walls during the day from the Broad'otreet
depot,
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Found DEAD.-Mrs. Anna Davidson
(whi:e), who is said to have been dissipated, ,
was found in dying condition on Seven
teenth street near the Central workshops on
Saturday morning about O'Clock. She was
not moved, and died about 6. Had cut
over the lefteye. The body was removed TO
the City Morgue, and an inquest ordered for
Sunday afternoon at AZ O'Clock. She pro-
badly died from inteinperance. The llck
was likely received from fall. She mad been
in the Almshouse, and several times before
the Police Court.
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CONVEY AScEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week

CoNvEYAScEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending May 9. 1874:
Lots fronting s. inches on Main street
between Madison and Belvidere, for 800;
90 feet on Cary street near Madison, for
81 ,010: 50 feet on Thirteenth street near
Clay. for Sl20; SO feet on China street be-
tween Pine and Laurel, for -; so feet on
Clay street corner Thirteenth, for 500; 80
feet on ID street between Adams and Jelier-
son. for 1924; 25 feet on Nineteenth street
between Broad and Grace, for $500; GO
feet on Elmwood street corner Culvert, for
S2,442: 90 feet on Thirteenth street near
Clay, for S29I GO feet on Thirteenth street
near Clay, for s23l; 120 feet on Twelfth
street corner Clay, for S3,4G5; so ) ID feet
on Z street between Eleventh and Twelfth,
for $4,000; olA feet on Cabcl street near
Tyler, for 1925: 1872 feet on Broad street
corner Twenty-seyenth, for Sl5,2S0; 213
feet OH Roane street corner Cabel, for Sl25
- feet on Main street between Twenty
second and Twensy-tlrd streets, for $4,000
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-- Chic Jus.
tce Waite and Judge II. L. Bond presiding.
The following business was disposed OF:
Bfessrs. James Necson, John A. Meredith,
and Leigh L. Page. OF Richmond, were APP
pointed committee to draft rules for the
conduct of business in this court, and it was
ordered that they report and submit the same
to the court for its approval at the hrst Gay
of the next regular term.
The case of II. Ii. Wells, Sr., Us. Rush Bur-
CESS. collector Of internal revenue, being j
sut for recovery Of the tax paid by said
Wells upon his salary us Governor Of Fir-
cinia By military appointment, was sub
mitted to the court in writing and trial by
iury waived. Judgment was given for the
plaintiff in the sum Of S363.39. with interest
on S15I.g3 from August, lSG9, ana upon
s1S1 from Sd August. 1870.
In the matter OF White s. Loyeace, bank.
ruDts, on petition to the supervisory Juris'
diction of this court: Ordered that the order
made by the District Court for the Eastern
District Oh the 1lh OF March. 1919, directing
Arristead BarkSdaie, jc., assignee OF VIII
liam u htc ald Jalues ). LOYcIace, to pay 10
each of said baukrupts onc-nslf of the lund
rena;ni3G III his haIu5 As assignee OF w ME
G. Lcvclacc. AID that Arm!stead BarEsdale
Jr., proceed TO distribute the funds in bis
hands according 10 The order OF the Dlstric'
Court OF February 7th, 1873, among the Pc
tjtioninr cied.tors- Granville FL. Owen, Il
II, Hurt administrator Of James K. Writ
John C. " ilIianls, Charles II. Csbaniss trus'
tee. Samuel Ayres, and L. w. Ayres-accord
ing to their respective rights.
The court adjourned until TUESDAY.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE MAY ., 1S14.-Hon.
Ii. l.. Bond, United States Circuit Court,
Richmond, Va; Hon. Chief Justice Waite,
Richmond, Va; William Catlin, Esq,
Richmond, Va; Mr.. John Graves, barber,
No. 3 Eleventh street, Richmond, Va; Louis
Graham, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Sarah A.
Powell. Pine and Cumberland streets, Rich
mond Va; Mrs. Petes; T. w. Eanes -
Elmore; a. T. Yarbro, Ford's Hotel, Rich
mond. Va; roll of painting to Messrs.
Scribner, Armstrong & Co., G54 Broadway,
New York,
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p.RsosAL.-Mr. c. A. Gibson, formerly
Of this city, and now il resident OF Atlanta,
ia has been elected orderly sergeant OF the
Governors Guard,"a u popular military Or
gauization of that city.
Chicf-Justice Waite left the city SATURDAY;
He will return to preside over the United
States Circuit Court early in June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

pIcnMoSp INsTlrUTE.-The annual eXaml.
nations iu this institution occurred last
week. The closing exercises WIN take Piace
at the First African church to-mght aI l.
NJ. Rev. DR.. Stone will preach sermon 10
the students. DR.. Parker. OF WashihsIob'
u. c., will also take part III the exercises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

TuB FIRE SATuRDAY.-On Saturday be-
tween II and 1 O'Clock the roof OF Messrs.
j. w. Cardwell Il Co.'s farming implement
factory, on Cary street, took fire from sparks
from the smoke-stack. An alarm was turned
in at Box 81, but plug-stream sufilced 10
put out the flames, and the engines, though
promptly on hand, were not needed. The
damupc was tritling,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

HrHiN| fTfLEs.--rhe styles OF bus,ness AVID
afess SUITS at +. b. SPENCE & Sons are hapdsomr
anu very reasonable in price. Their stock or nice,
soous Is large ana handsome, and to those who prc
ACE h''ihg their clothes made 10 order every In.
Hucehehs Is cftred In the way OF good cutters, es.
perltAced MOrkmen. aud mode rate nrices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

REG1sTRATIoS IN THIS CITY commences to-
morrow, and will continue three days. All
those who have not heretofore registered
will then be entitled to do so. Those who
have removed from one yoting.precinct to
another since last election must get their
transfers, or they will not be allowed to vote
at tbe coming municipal election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

AN AFFRAY.-About o'clock on Satur.
day night an atfray occurred in front Of the
Exchange Hotel between Wel!-known
Richmond man and q guest of the hotel.
Blows were freely passed by both parties,
and the former broke his gold-headed caue
over the head of the latter. The affair Gre
ated good deal of excitement and drew
crowd, but no arrests were made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoIETED.-Ihe STARE
Board Of Education has appointed the toi-
lowing school trustees for IatricH county
Dan River district, James II. Hines :; Smith
River district, Caleb Boyd. Utce James A.
Taylor, appointed county superintendent
S. II. Turner, resppointcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

A PLEASANT MEETING Of those interested In
the work of teaching Sabbath schools took
place at the First Baptist church on Satur-
day evening. Rev. MeSsrs. Trumbull and
PeItz, ofthe American Sunday-School Union,
were present, and, in answer to questions
from the audience, impaired from their large
store of experience much useful Information
as to the best modes of teaching and man.
aging Sunday schools,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

r. L. I. BLURs.-The Richmond Light
Infantry Blues will celebrate their eighty
fifth anniversary to-day. General Henry A.
Wise, on behalf of the lady friends OF the
company, will present it with an elegant
0ap. After the presentation ceremonies the
company will parade through the principal
streets, and then proceed to the pump.house,
where they will have target practice ana
1ipnor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

ST, TAMMANY's DAY.-To-marrow beins
g. Tammuny's day, the various tribes OF
Red Re Men in this city will assemble at their
rssnectiye | wiewams and subsequently, report
~ the chief marshais in front of the Cty
H,,l a. nm Rroad street. McCann's First teg-
inent band will accompany tue triOes, n,,n o;,r
will parade the principal streets IN Inc c,.H .I
After marching through the cily lney ,hnra mra
proceed to the State Fair-Grounds' "hei0
there is to be social picnic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

RIcHMoND AMATEUR OPERA CoMPANY.-
Within the next two weeks the Amateur
Opera Company Of this city will render ut
the Theatre series Of operas well known to
the public. Tonight the company will have
a stage rehearsal at Professor Ambold's
music store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned Oh your diamonds,
watches, Iewe'ry, silyerware, &c. Call at 4. HAIR
E1s'S Loan Office, s22 Main street, and you wil
learn all about IL. All Transactions strictly conf
dan TIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

LIE FLOWER GARpEN.-Flowers NAV no. ho
set Out without fear OF Injury from frost or cold
weather, and the work should be done while Tho
earth Is in proper condition.
JOHN MORTON has the best selection o. plants
ever exhibited in this city. Cali ut coruer OF uiu
aud Reservoir street and examine his stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-11

ASSEMBLY HALL.-The beautiful tableaux
of " Paradise Lost" will be exhibited ut As
sembly Hall every night this week. The
exhibition consists of marvellous portrayals
of Millions conceptions OF the great rebellion
in heaven, the fall Of the devil, chaos, hell,
creation, the garden Of Eden, and the fall Of
man.
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LOOK FOR THIS No. before you buy or nave your
WORK poNs-613 BROAD STREET. uo,s,
r. FEREASpINI. manufacturer OF aalr sooa', oos,
Fashions imported direct from Paris. Tue sIs nrsss'
stock OF fans fancy goods, toilet articles perfume
rIes, &C., &C.
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HELP FOR THB LOUISIANA SUFFERERs.-Dr.
George w. Bagby aud Mr.. James L. CO.
wardn propose to give joint humorous
and literary entertainment ut the virginia
Opera House tomorrow evening, IN whlen
charity and enjoyment will be comolne.'
The proceeds will be devoted to the Loulsl.
anna sufferers. So worthy an OBJECT Will, OF
course. attract large audience.