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The New York herald., 1874-11-20
THE M'KENNA MURDER.

About twenty Of the witnesses who gave testL
mony before Coroner Woltman In the McKenna
murder case met the Coroner last evening by ap.
pointment al the Twenty-frst precinct station
house for the purpose ofsgning their depositions,
which had been written out by the on1cial steno-
grapher. As the evidence OF the other wit
nesses IL completed they also will be notified to
meet the Coroner at the station house and sub.
scribe to their aff1davits. James O'Bren, who did
not meet the Coroner at the police station on
Wednesday evening yesterday called al the Cor.
ing to IL his signature. stephen O'Bren, brother
OF the ABOVE was also at the Coroners' ONCE, but
was requested TO call at the station house last
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For tsac Dispatch ao Decide.

Mr.. Eaitor,-Ycu arc the recognized
giammarian of the fourth estate, and are
appealed 10 from all sides. desire to put
question for you 10 decide:
| was in the Senate yesterday when that
honorable body was discussing bill to pre-
vent the sale cf intoxicating drinks on the
Sabbath.day. An amendment had been pro-
posed to allow druggists the privilege of
selling the poisonous stuff, when prominent
lawyer said he hoped the amendment would
not prevail, because" he continued, in
the country there are no druggists except
in the large towns"
Is that one Of the bulls you were talking
about the other day, or what?
INQUIRER AFTER THE truth.
I'VE think that the one reported by our
correspondent is only an apparent bull. We
presume the towns spoken Of must be " in
the country "-that is, in the rural districts.
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GeOrcfa Races.

SAVANNAH, February 10.-The last days
races of the Savannah Jockey Club drew
the largest crowd seen on the turf for years.
The weather was delightful, and the enthu-
siasm unbounded. Four races were ON the
programme, furnishing exciting sport. The
first race-a hurdle-two miles. Entries
Jim Hinton and Limestone close contest,
and won in 4:OS by Hinton. Second race
mile heats-was won by Virtue, beating
Vandelate and Boone in 1:5Sa, 1:513. Third
race-dash of one mile-won by Revenge.
Time, 1852. Fourth race-mile heats-Won
by Lady Washington IN two straight neats;
Time, 1:52a, 1:52. Bail, HItchcocS, and
Bacon's stables leave for Charleston to-mof-
row evening
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EnRiaud.

LONDON, February 10.-Twenty.seYen
members Of the new PdrlismenL were chosen
yesterday, making the total number thus far
elected $50. Of these, 2S3 are Conserra-
tives and 253 Liberals and Home Rulers.
Conservatives have been returned for eighty
seats occupied by Liberals in The last Parlia-
meRt, and the liberals have replaced TWEEN.
ty-eight Conservatives. The number Of
membeis returned for ireland thus far Is
hfty-fye, divided as follows: Thirty-one
Home Rulers, sixteen Conservatives. and
eight Liberals.
1t is rumored that q reconciliation has
been effected between DisraeIi and the Mar
quis Of Salisbury and the Earl of Carnare-
roD. and that the Marquis and Earl have
consested TO assist Disraeli to form bis Min.
istry.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF A HIGH OFFICIAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 10.-The
steamer VaSco Dd Cana has arrived, eigh-
teen days and twenty-three hours from Yo-
kohoma-the quickest trip ever recorded.
She brings the following particulars of an
attempt to kill lwakura, a high Japanese
official
AS Iwakura was returning from the Mika-
w tCWpoialS 1<sllSDCe ~ HIS OVID QNGll-
ing. his carriage was stopped near the
outer castle moat by bamboo poles stretch
ed across the road. The traces of the
vehicle were cut by swords, and Iva
kura hastily descending, found himself
attacked by several armed men. He was
wounded IN the arm aud shoulders, but
succeeded in running to the moat, into
which ne jumped, and remained concealed
therein for abe ut an hour. lie then returned
to the Mlkado's house, to which the foreign
surgeons were at once summoned.
Iwakura's injuries are in no degree dam
gerous, and be will probably be able to re-
sumo his duties in few weeks. This is
the first attempt at assassination Of a high
official since the murder OF Hirosawa Sanga
in 1872. No clue to the assassins has yet
been discovered.
MADRID, February 10.-The Imparcial
says that the Government has agreed 10 an
exchange Of prisoners with the CarIists.
France.
PARIS, February 10.--Jales Michel q
French author, is dead.
Germany.
VIENNA, February 10.-The Vaterland, oil
this city, has been suppressed, and its office
and material confscated.
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WASTED TO De HEARD FRoM-F anybody has
ever used the thorough and scientific course Of
treatment recommended by the proprietor OF DR..
SAcE's Catarrh Remedy for the cure Of catarrh and
has not bt ell perfectly cured the proprietor (Dr. r.
V. pIERCE) would like to hear from that person
and by addressing him at the Worlds Dispensary,
Buffalo, y. Y, such person, If there he one, VIII
hear of something to his or her advantage, rs the
doctor is In earnest when he offers $500 reward Tor
case of catarrh which he cannot cure and Is per-
rcctly able to pay 1t If he fails In single case, as
any one may ascertain upon inquiry. The thorough
course Of treatment referred to and recommended
by Dr. PIERCE consists In the use Of DR.. SAGES
Catarrh Remedy with DR.. PIERCE's Nasal
Douche, which is the only means by which
the fluid can be carried high up and ap-
piled to all parts Of the nasal passages ard
the chambers connected Herewith In which
ulcers exist and from which the discharge pro-
ceeds. In addition to this thorough application OF
the Remedy. which should always be used warm,
DR.. PIERCE'S Golden Medical Discovery should he
taken earnestly US constitutional treatment, without
which few cases be cured ms tile disease Is al
ways constitutional and must be treated accord
ingly. This treatment has no unpleasant features
about It, and has the advantage OF never driving
the disease to the lungs there danger OF doing
by the use of strong, il rtating snus or poisonous
solu utious,
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NANp-CAR Run ISgo-ARA BRoKES.-Yes-
1crday morning train sent from this city
10 bring wood for the poor encountered a
hand-car on the Clover Hill railroad near
S"ilt creek and demolished it. A aegro man
By the name OF Horace had one of his arms
20 badly fractured rs 10 require amputation,
Which operation was performed near tie
scene OF the accident, and the patent
brought here and carried te the Medical
college ln.irmaly. Another negro (Nel
hiAnd} VAS painfully bruised, but had no
ho"c, broken. Due notice had been given
&! tAe running oil this trata, consequently
10 blaIs.c can attach to t:p authorities OF the
road
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NtFAEhE COURT OF AursALs, TUEH.sY.-
l!e following business was transacted in
l!It> court:
Mutual Benefit Life assurance Ceslpany
E$' Atwood, adninistratrx. Further argued
y! Janca II. Dooley aud A. Ii. Sands, Esqs.,
iof defendant IN error, s;.ld will be concluded
=. ~ 'eose Duld for the plaintiff in cayor to-
h'ckiey and ais rs Hacklcy. Dismissed
b'cauSc bond not givec by plaintiffs IA error
Within the time pres cribed by law.
Louis {. II. Finpey, esq, of Accomar-
qualified a. counsel in this court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-11

ASSEMBLY H.LL.-ProfeSsor NJ. Hartz we
pronounre, without reservation, to be the
most clever illusionist that has ever visited
Richmond. Most Of the tricks he performs
are new, and when hot new they are so
changed as to afford the observer as much
pleasure rs il never seen before.
There are certain principal featS he accom-
plshes each evening, but the minor ones are
varied. The one thing that makes Mir
IIartz's appearance on the stage more plea
SAINT 10 tie class of people who have COM
posed his audiences is bis perfect gentlllty
of manner and expression.
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Now York Items.

NEW YORK, February 10.--Prosper Evans,
who for some time has been drinking to ex'
cess, attacked his wife and his son, aged SIX
wears, with an axe, iuaicting severe injuries.
He then attempted to stab himself through
the heart, wounding himself severely.
Evans was arrested.
Martin Higgins, aghaekman, convicted OF
an outrage on Mary O'Brien, an Irish girl
from Philadelphia, has been sentenced 6y
Recorder Hackett to twenty years in the
States prison, +
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USAAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.OfFIcE FEBRUARY u.-Mrs
4. Il. Baker, Richmond, Va; Buchanan e
Loyal. New York; Mrs. Edith Cosby, Pier
mount county w. j. Cove & Co.. Madison
county Miss Sarah Jane Ely, Richmond,
Va; W. S. Graves, Goddin Hall, Richmond,
Va; Master Edward Johnson, Miss Matte
johnson, Master Willie johnson, 500 Nine
teenth street, Richmond; NJ. Laterzo, 1903
Franklin street, Richmond ; j. I. Morton,
Esq 1GS Pearl street, n. y; G. Z: Put
nam & Co., publishers, city of New York
John Ii. Worsham, Richmond, Va.
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tu>rEEsNCE Or iIQroR-DEALERS.-A meet
in %. cent! men representing many firms
rn-r--d in The ~holr> !lc ana retail liquor
trade took r,acG la>, night - the Chamber
rf commerce. 10 consider the best means CT
Lg!u2ing 10 The attention of tive General As
81. r. the injury that would be done 10
.ar.r line Of ui>ine>> ly the passage of the
proposed law imposing a stamp-tax upon
WLu,r.alr dealings in distilled spirits.
VI. Wake: i. Blair presided. and Captain
=. q. Co:al.n acted Is secretary. Several
~. rmcn gave their views on the subject,
.i,. ou motion oC Mr. J. II. Capers com
N..t.r ot cvr"a was appointed TO prepare 4
l.. Mipgi3|. II Le Transmitted to the Lc"l>la-
tula. setting forth the objections OF toe trade
lie proposed bill, and urging mod!tca-
t.. %. IT, prominent features.
The commttee. consisting Of thc follow
IT, ,.r1,cr>. will meet at II O'Clock to-day ut
=, tha,.1cr Of Commerce for conference
a.3 w"'k; At,.SsrS. Thomas +. Potts, Of A.
y. >'.,a,> 4 Co.; j. =. Rogers, OF Rogers n
y 4uce !. H. CapcTs, of jenkins, Capers
j Co.; !. =. horris, of Davenport Il Nor.
rl>: u. Davis. OF Brown, Pemberton II Co.
G.. T. Watkins. Of Powers, Blair d Co. Jo-
>"ph =. Winston, John n. Higgins, o. 1.
Beard. ". j. johnson, and j. K. SedSwlck.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place this evening at & O'Clock to re.
cv.yr the report Of the committee.
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WAN1ls, a, 900 ON REAL ESTATE three
4 ,,f miles from city, on turnpike and railroad.
Property very highly improved and being i'm
proved every day wila manure, &C. The above is
half the assessed value Of the farm. Title perfect.
Willing 20 pay ten per cent. per annum sor one
TWO, and three years For further information,
address rs. ca" Rtchanond, Va.
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lFor the Dispatch.l

TO the City Council:
Feeling some interest in the affairs of the
city, we should like to know why it is that
only favored few Of its fathers should be
supplied with granite carriage-blocks; and
we hope some member of the Council can
and will furnish the desired information,
and oblige a IAX-rAYER'
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The COLEMAN CAsE-It is understood that
III Board Of Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund will pursue their investigation into the
aliairs Of the Board, but it is thought de-
>lta1" not 10 publish the direction the in
Nc,li-ation will take.
Mr. W. d. Coleman was doing we'll yester-
"ay evening considering the location OF bis
wound. and will probably be able to appear
IN court tomorrow, to which time his case
hAe been postponed, by advice of his physi-
ClIu.
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EVIDENCE OF the ACCURACY, BEAUTY, ana Du-
RABrLITY Of the ENAMEL ED and sATIN-FINisHED
PICTURES:
THE GROUP OF TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
-FOUR BAPTIST CLERGYMEN of Virginia, photo-
graphea, ana In one magnificent picture, by the
"LEK" GALLERY. has never been surpassed %
far as NV observation goes, iu this style Of ART.
J. l.. BURROWS.
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PAKD0Ns REFusED.-The Governor has
refused to pardon James BuTgay, convicted
I'D frincess Anne county of murder in the
second degree, ahd sentenced to the peniten-
'iiry Tor seven years; and Isaac HobsoD,
convicted in Plusylyania county of petit
larceny, and sentenced to Imprisonment in
The county Jail for nine mouths.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-11

STATE AND CITY CoURT-HoUsE.-A resolu.
ton has been introduced in the House Of
Delegates inStructing a committee to inquire
into the expediency of a joint movement on
the part of the State and the city OF Rich
mond in building courthouse that shall be
used bY botn State and city courts.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PYTHIAS CASTLE
HALL.-At the annual meeting of this Board,
held last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: President,
William Il. Wade; Vice.President, John f..
Mayer; Secretary, J. Dooton Hill: Banker,
C. f DanfOrth.
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ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-ESGLIsH ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND PoRTER.-To supply a demand from his
many countrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he fatters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both In flavor and quality,
ana with his suniversally-approved cream ale" and
porter will enable him TO please the palates OF ALL
Orders to Spring Park brewery promptly filed.
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anera :, E1ousa Rnrned.

BErzLEHEM, Pa, February 10.-Hilden,,
berger's new opera-house was burned last
night. The fire broke out between IL ana
O'Clock. It Is supposed 10 nave Deen
caused by crackers used py Inc Ge1inan aaI
bund during concert last evening. Loss,
$50, 0,G00. .@ .zt tg5. - eslF4}ssssz =
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WANTED, A cory OF THE DEsPATcH Qncluding
the supple,nentj Of Jure 2lst, 1852, In which was
published pr. X. L. DABNEI'S reply to the ieuer OF
General JOSEPH K. JOHNSTON, critlcisips Dr.
n.pvp,:,s narrative of the frstaattle of MANASSAS
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES. FINE JEW ELRy, CHAINS.
&c.-The first sale of the above strictly arst-cla
socs OF goods will fake place ut our auction.room
second Goor, this day ut 10 O'Clock. The srock Is
the largest aud most valuable ever offered at auc-
tion in this city. and will be sold without reserve
See advertisement In auction column. Cook &
lAUGHTOS,
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CHEAP Is hardly expressive erough for the way
DRESS GOODS are now being sold at LEVY BRO
THEIRS. 1t is really astonishing ut what extremely
low prices they closing out their winter stock.
Cali: YOU can't fail to be suited.
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ANOTHER Contested CASE DEcIDED.-The
>"natr Committee on Privileges and Elec-
Non- decided last evening 10 report in favor
OF seating Mr.. s. F. Maddox as senator from
Chesterfield county.
The contest was between S. +. Maddox
and John G. Robertson
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THE THEATRE.--The new stock company
has made good beginning in their perform
ance Of the comedy "OurS,' with Mr. Sherl-
dan in the leading pant. They will repeat it
70 nil
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ssxs,ke or PrfIasers.

Lousy1ILE, February l0.-The Courier
IournnI printers struck yesterday because
the proprietors refused to oiscnasgs ~. sonn ~
Bennett, the foreman. Only half snees is
iss,ed this morning.
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TRANSFER PRISrING-ISKS for copying 4e'ter-
headings, statements, way-bills, &c. tan beeopieo
In the ordinary letterpress book send your'sroeis
for printing in these INKS and for an otner
lions of prlutipg. to the DtspatcI Rslntng- house.
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TRANSFER RISTISe-iNks-Invaluable to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-.
during and changelcss, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having Just
received fresh SUPPLY OF these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
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IFYoU WANT A NIcI-ryTTIEG SHIRT, ont ofth'
very hest material, leave your order at e.
SPENCE Il Sons.
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Z UI JTlSUIeTS VIII lIIG %
France.
February 10.--Jales
author, is dead.
Densh OF q Professor.

PHILADELPHIA, February 10.--William
Proctor, junior professor in the College of
Pharmacy here, died suddenly last night,
after delivering a lecture to the students.
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>EATENcGo.-In the Hastings Court, ves.
1crday, Isabella Brown alias Martha Hamil-
ION, convicted OF grand larceny, was sen.
fenced TO Three years imprisonment in the
State pcneu,iary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-11

THE WALKER-WALKE CONTESTED ELECTION
CASE has been again postponed. 1t comes
llD to- morrow.
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY IS 1t that Levy BRO
THEIRS can seR blcacled cotons at the prices they
are nov Offering them. Those Of our readers call
ing at LEVY BROTHERS to make their purchases
will find 1t 10 be materially 10 their advantage.
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PLAIN FACTS.
ERASkEnRr. MIcu., September ls,

FRANKFORT, MICH, September 13, 1878.
year ago had bad cough from the catarrh
which had In my throat. | tried a good many
things but got nothing 10 do me any good until
used your Golden Medical discovery and DR..
SAGE's Catarrh Remedy. They cured me In three
months for which am very thankful.
AMOS FISHER.
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REpUCED.-As the season is advancing MeSars.
+. b. SPENCE & SoN have put down the prices OF
their oyercoats and other heavy winter stock ~
greatly reduced prices. sf.gSs III Gsls.ss- ~
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The TOBACCO ISTEREsT.-A meeting OF
the friends Of the tobacco interest will be
held tonight i'll the hall Of the House OF
Deleuates
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THE great sensation just now Is In the dry eooos
line. LEVY BROTHERS are Offering extra induce
ments in order to close out their winter stock Save
money by purchasipgof them.
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VALENTINES, VALENTISEs.-The largest and
best assortment south of New York, wholesale and
retail, at G. +. JoHNsTos's, eIS Main street.
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UNITED STATES BONDS; OR, DUREss IN FORT
DELAwARE-Ihea he agent for this book, by Re7.Dr
ISAAC HANDY, will call upon our citizens and soli
eli their subscriptions..
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DIR. ISAAC HANDY IL PirISoN-He te'ls nls Owl
story Of ~,iat was done iH Fort delaware during
the war The agent will show you the bookao- Gay
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BLEAclIED and HALF-pLEACHED TABLE Dk-
MASK In great variety ut low figures at LEVY
BROTHERS,.
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PolIcE CouRr, YEsTERDAY.--Oficer Dan.
N!tnn and Detective Craddock, charged
with Illegally arrestins one Ridgeiy, sam.
I!e.nerehxnt, were tried, and found not
guilty.
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TREATHENT OF PRISONERS IN FORT DELLA
wARE.-Hn hat DR.. HANDY knows about 1t from MS
own experience is told 2u his boGS, United statcs
BonGs."
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TRANSFER PR1yTISG-ISKs will copy clear and
distinct for all indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks to the Dis
patch Printing-House.
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nIssoLU UPIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore sxjs,ipg between "
and BUILDERS No. 502 Main street besHeen FIN
aud Sixth Streets IS this day dissolved by untuai
businesa In all iss branches, s alone authorfzsa 70
settle mp the concern W. 4. MsarTI.Ss,a' IN mmSM
rah,narv q 1a7S ID & 1.7 fc 5I.2tst
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CosaIssIosED.-The Governor yesterday
commissioned conn L. II. Jones, Jry judge of the
County Court Of Dinwjddia.
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CLoTHINa-E. b. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main
street, have very large stock of readynade cloth
ing, which they are ceiling at the very lowest mar
ket prices.
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UNpERwEAR, OF ALL GRADES, and from me-.
dunn TO best quality mt reduced prices, ut h B.
SrENCR s Sons, 1900 Main street.
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SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES. A hant come So
lection at sCHAAp's wholesale and reiaH news
depot, 14O2 Main street -
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GENTLEMEN'S FINE WHITE LINES-BOSoM
SHIRTS at 81 5 0 worth s25 O, at JULIUS MEYERS,
6O3 Broad street. Demorest's reliable PATTERNS.
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THE PEMBROKE SHIRT Is WARRANTED TO FIT.
Leave your orders Mt f. i. SPENcE& Il Sons, 1900
Matu 81
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PRoDtGIoUs! CURE FOR HEADA fIE: Go anu
see SCIIAAP's novel style Of COMIC VALENTINES
at 14O2 Main street. :Es.
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CuEDDRR AND STILToN CHEESE, old and yer.
superior, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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M PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfestiy odoslea. Afways NM.
form. Illuminating qualities superior togas. Burns
In any lamp without dsnger OF exploding or ,aking
ERE. Manufactured expressly 70 displtee the use
volatile and DANGEROUS ois. Its safety under eye1y
possible test, and 10. perfect burning qualities are
proved by Its eontihued use In oyer So0,e 1ami-
lies. Millions OF gallons hase been sold ard no ac-
cident-directly or indi-ectiy-nas ever occurred
from burning. storing, or hauditz it.
The insurance companies and fire econmsns3oacE7
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the oes, safeguard when lamps ara used Send
for circular.
For sale If retail By the trade RenErsnysa and st
wholesale by the pyoprieiors. CHARLES PRATT
6 CO.. 10s Fulton street, Scw Iora. *
&C 17-d&w6m
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KENTUCKY WHIsKEY, four years old,-ceiebra
ted Buckner brand-S2.5o per gallon, Mt CHRIS
TIAN MITES.
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WATERPROOF CLoAKs at IS and upwards a
LEVY BROTHERS, ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-11

LOOK AT THE BEAUTIFUL Two-oUNcE POCKET
HATS weight three ounces. at L. WEGSlGER y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-11

CALIFORNIA ArRIcoTs and CURRANT JELLY. at
CHRISTIhN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-11

Suicide OF New SOrk Lawyer.
SAvAslAH, February l0.--George F. Lee,
prominent lawyer OF Buffalo, N. y. con-
mitted suicide at the Pulaski House this
evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-11

PERsoSAL.-Gencral Joseph Z. Johnston
was in the city yesterday.