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MoMAoS,
Fatal Accident.

On Saturday, the 18th inst, Mr..
Rober. Bean, who lives near Barnes
Mil, accidentally shot and killed his
daughter, aged 10 years, The partie-
ulars are about as follows: Mr.. Bean
was standing in the door examining
his gun, with the muzEle pointing out
His daughter came before It, when the
gun was accidentally discharged. the
ballet passing through her head, aud
killing her almost instantly. This is a
sad affair, and has cast quite 4 gloom
over tho friends Of the deceased.
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re- srApBlsa ARRAY NEAR ]

GE STABBtNd APRRAf NEAR BUCK
HARMON On ln,t Tuesday night Thps.
Kidd stabbed Austin Roger, As far
as we eau learn, /. occurred about at
follows: Both Of the parties were at.
tending an upplo.cutting on Sand Run.
On the way home, an alteration arose
between the two parties, IN which, it
seems, knives were used on both sides.
Finally Kidd succeeded in stabbing
Roger, inaicting q serious wound ;
aud had it not been for timely assist
auce, it is said that Roger would have
bled to death. Al last accounts
(Thursdsy) he was doing well, and
likely to recover.-There Is probably
another side Of the story, that may ap.
pear hereafter.
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EDREApFuL AccrDESr.-Wclear
from Mr.. o. \. Quinn, that 4 collision
occurred at Sinith,on, on the night Of
the 23rd inst. The cars were badly
mashed up aud burned ;-One man
burned TO death and many others
ftightfully injured. Mr.. Quinn fort
unatOly escaped without injury.
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ET WASTED-A young man to
learn the Picture Business. Great in.
ducements offered to tho right man.
Call on or address,
s. Z. BARRErT, Weston, W. Va.
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va. On. Gro. B. MoRalS, Dentist, will be
in Weston on the goth Of October, and re-
main 10 days. The Doctor still intends 70
make bis regular professional visits TO this
place, Notwithstanding others represent II
a iifIrently.
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va LIVERY srocr ron SAtE.-The under
ign ed offers for sale bis elegant Liver
Stock, which consists Of Buggies, Horscsy
Hacks, Wagons, Buck Boards, Harness,
Saddles and Bridles-all in.good repair.
For terms apply to or address
UP CoLr, Weston, W.. Va.
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EyDn. YOusG will preach at the
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday the
9th inst. morning and evening,
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Brinkn an has just received large stock
Of Hardware, which will be sold cheap.
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AZ Go TO THE Polls on Tuesday,
The 18th Of October.
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Aeeordeons at BrInkmsn,s.

Afull line of Carpenters Tools Just re-
cciyed at Brinkmans.
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HAY and STRAW will DO furnished
free Of expense to oil stock entered for
exhibition. Grain eau DO purchased
on the grounds at reasonable rates.
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Eg- CALL at the News Depot. Any
Magazine or book you want eau be OBJ
aimed. ~. -
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fsr NEw GOoDs,-We have now on
baud a new and complete stock Of
Goods, which We offer lcheap for cash
or nrodnna.
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Ey"TnE LAST CALL WITHOUT A
BlD.".-All persons knowing themselves
to be indebted to me. by note or nc.
count, are requested to come forward
at once and settle the same, or they
will find them in the officers hands for
collection.
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AsrlSAbl & RonRHouou,
Eg SERVICES at tho n, 3. Church
Sunday night, the 9th.
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twenty-five Cen, Novels for sale at
the News Depot
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EtrCrtOS DAT on Tuesday, October Thlr'
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Goods cheap for cash or produce.
JOHN @. JACKSON.
August 31-1 m.
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will be such as to compare very favor.
ably with any Fair in tue country.
a strong force of Police will DO on tho
grounds day and night, to preserve order
aud protect tho articles on exhibition.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-27

TIVE MISSION AT THE CATHEDRAL.-Ihe re-
]inious mission now progressing at st. re
ter,s cathedral is attracting large gatherings
of Catholics as we'll as many of other de-
nominations to bear the-instructiye and elo'
ouent discourses Of the reverend c'ergymen
Fathers Boyle, keane, and kaln, under
whose direction the spiritual exercises oi
tbe mission are conducted. Services are
hold dailv at the cathedral by these rever-
end gentlemen, the following being the Or
dar of. exercises for each day during the re-
mainder of the week: ua,..
wednesday, 6 A. M., Mass: Oral Mea'ta.
tion ON Abuse of Grace; $3.50 a. NJ, Mass
instruction 4P. NJ, Instruction; 1:3o T.
sermon on the Holy Eucharist.
THURSDAY, 6 A. NJ, Mass: Oral Meditation
ON Heaven: $50 A. NJ, Mass: Instruction
.4P mr.. instruction 7:30 2. NJ, sermon on
Pureatory and Indulgences.
Eridav. A. NJ, Mass: Oral Meditation
on Love Of God and our Neighbor; 9:3V a.
n Mass. instruction; 4 z. NJ, Instruction
lao p, NJ, Sermon on the Sacrlhce OF tne
Mass. ,,oa,.ot;on
on perseverance, and Virtue; $3.50 a. M.,
Mass. instruction on the Sacrifice OF inc
Mass and Holy Communion.
Sunday, 10 A. NJ, the Right Rey; Blsnol
will administer the Sacrament Oh Cohlfha
ton. o.o,,,
The Benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament
will be given every evening. .,
The instruction every morning at YOU VII
treat of the Commandments OF 600 ana the
Duties of Christian Life, and those III tbe
afternoon at 8 O'Clock will treat OF the sacra
ments, and especially of Confession, Holy
Communion, and Matrimony.
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sAcaEp CoNcERr LAsr N1aHr.-union sta.

SACRED CONCERT LAST EIaHr.- Union Sta
uon Methodist Church was we'll filed by
very select audience last evening. the oc-
caslon being the rendering of sacred con.
cert hy the chors Of Union Station Metho-
aist and Leigh-Street Baptis: churches, as
slsted by some OF the best amateur siDgers
OF the CITY. The coIsert was for the benefit
OF the parsonage Of Union Station Church.
Glory be to God on Hi9b." the opening
piece, was rendered in splendid STYLE hy the
entlre chorus OF voices, and was loudly en-.
corea. Next in order was Guards Waltz
SOLO, by Miss Annie Arsell, which was ex-
ceeoingly well sung, and was received, as it
deserved, with great satisfaction. "Hear
our Prayer" trio, by Misses Hester
aud Julia Mitchell and Mr.. Hooper,
was rapturously appEauded. "Gently Sighs
the Breeze," beautiful Duet, sung by
Mrs. Ro. +. Richardson and Miss Mamie
Richardson, was very finely rendered. and
ais also met with general approval. "I Know
inat My RedeeIner Liyeth," one of Hsnde'S
Dest solos, was sung with marked effect By
Mrs. Alice A. Richardson. "Jehoyah's
praise," rich duett and chorus, was the
nrst vocal selection in the second part, and
was sung in splendid time. L. received a
A T. ePpiatcCs NC 1AkDs vi ihC
&, atsI e. solo, by Mfr. r. S. Valentine; the
InI;s His'e1S, Birthday" a Duet, by Misses
vu,lA =. Ia herring and Lola Whitehead; the
Snapsl Chorus" by Messrs. Valentine,
fIeoS fneoIge Jones GarlcE, E. W. Allen. Jr,
Hooper and Howe; "Oh Thou God who
hearest Prayer" quartette, by Mrs. Alice
Richardson, Mrs. Ida Caldwell. and Messrs
Valentine and j. Curtis Taylor: "Sweet
Spirits Hear My Prayer,' a solo. by Miss
florrle Wilkinson; T" Sad Hour of Parting. y
duett, by Misses Emma Davis and Annie
wiley; "rhe God of Israeli" a chorus, hv
al .n tne singers, which, by the way, closed
sne entertainment, were all we'll sung. "The
Slsters Birthday" was greatly admired. and
Inc !l young ladies were compelled to repeat
IL. but where all the pieces were so finely
rendered 1t is not exactly fair to make spe.
cial mention of any.
| MIR. Charles Poindex:er presided at the
piano and organ with great credit, while Mr.
j. Curtis Taylor, the conductor. did his par
equally as well. The whole affair passed of
very pleasantly.
Tonight there will be another concert q
the church, with an entire change of pro
gramme.
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SALES OF REAL EsrATE.--Messrs. Chaffin,
Staples e. Go. have made the following sales
within the past two days: Monumental He.
tel to j. N. Ballard at S32, 900; one lot on
Ashland street ut $500 per front foot three
lots on Ashland street at $500 per front
foot; one lot on Ashland street at S1.5o per =
front foot; one lot on Ashland street ~ W. .oo
Der front foot; one lot on Claiborne street al
81 per front foot; two lots on cmioorne
street at S4.50 per front foot; one iot on
Winder street at S5 per front foot; one lot
on Winder street at $3.50 per front loot,
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|. CLAY WARD CLUB AwAKE.-There was
o grand rally of the Conservatives Of Clay
Ward last night under the auspices of Clay
Ward Club. A stand had been erected on
the vacant lot adjoining Hauck's Hal, and
fireworks and music provided. Speeches
were made by General Bradley T. johnson
and Messrs. A. N. Kelley. E. e. Cabell, E. 3,
Cook, N. ii. Lee, and j. F. Meredith. Mr..
Kelley explained his position in reference to
the Bible in the public schools, and was
heartily applauded.
After the meeting closed many of the SOW
ercigns repaired to Hauck's saloon, where
free refreshments had been provided by the
Club.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME 6 BROTHER, 8 T. NJ, trustees sale Of lot
with framed house thereon, near the corner
Of Twenty eighth street, Union HILL
COOK 6 LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, bar room Our
Saloon," on Eighth between Main and Cary
streets.
RICHARDSON & CO., p. NJ, trustees sale Of
building lots on the west side Of Twen.y-sixth
street between n and NJ. A brick tenement on
the south side of Leigh between Twenty-sixth
and Twenty. seventh streets. Also, a lot on the
west side Of Twenty-sixth between Marshall
and Clay streets. ...a
". GODDIN, z. NJ, large framed dwelling. west
siie Of Twenty-hird between Main and Frank
lin streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, jewelry, fancy
articles. &c.
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AVAILABLE BED FOR AN INvAL1D.-Within
the past ten or fifteen years numerous appli.
ances in the shape of chairs and lounges for
the invalid, the bed.ridden, and the crippled
have been invented aud placed upon the
market. Many Of these inventions posses;
great merit, and have, doubtless, in hume
rous cases proved of great value to the sicl
by facilitatinga a change of position without
considerable eXertion upon the part Of Tho
invalid and the attendants. All of these
however, are more or less Objectionable upor
the score of cleanliness, or because the
changes of position cannot be made without
Inconvenience and pain to the patient. An
suffering patient could receive all necessary
attention, grateful changes position, change
of bedding, &C., made without disturbing
the patient, has been desideratum. This
has recently been filled in the Cosby Invalid
Bedstead, recently invented and patented by
Oscar T. Cosby of this city, and is now about
to be offered to the public. This bedstead is
destined to become widely known and
used, and to relieve much suffering. 1t
enables one attendant to give every and
all required attention to the most help
less sufferer. The patient can be raised to q
sitting posture IN the bed or to any 1nterne-
dia!e position. BY an ingenious arrange
ment the mattress and under bed-clothiDg can
be lowered away from the patient and aired
or changed, the patient meanwhile rests com.
fortably upon strong canvas support. The
same ingenious arrangement admits of the
performance Of the natural functions with.
out lifting or disturbing the patien'. A foot
or steam bath can also be given, aEd child
can change the position of the heaviest and
most helpless invalid. To the bed-ridden
aud helpless sick this bedstead will be of in
estimable value because of the facility and
esse with which necessary and grateful
changes of position can be made, and be-
cause Of the perfect ventilation and clcanli-
ness of the bedstead and bed-clothing, which
is secured without in any way disturbing the
patient. 1t can also be used for ordinary
purposes when not required as sick bed
a valuable convenience.
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL DAY.-The ladies'
Of the Hollywood Memorial Association will
o.day streW the graves of the soldiers buried
in Hollywood with flowers. The First re-
giment will parade, and large number OF
persons will doubtless attend.
The Southern Cross Brotherhood will have
charge of Gettysburg Hill, and solicit flowers,
which must be left at the office of the Pied
mont and Arlington Life Insurance Com
pany early this morning.
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AN INTERESTING EVENT Circus people
will do just like all other folks-that Is 10
gay they ,riH get married when occasion oe. &C.
c,irs Mr.. j. BS Sweet was married on
Monday to Mdm'e Sebastian By the Rev: Dr.
Preston. They are both members OF the
Great southern Circus. Their friends gave
them good greeting, and none who knew
them wished them anything save sweetness
Through life
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A TREAT IN SToRE.-The announcement.
that MIR. Leo. Wheat, the well-kDo"n ana
talented organist of the Monumental churcn.
will, with the assistance Of full chofls ol u
male and female voices and orchestra, give q
grand sacred concert Mt the Monumental
Church on Friday evening, will be received
with pleasure. The proceeds OF the concert
will be devoted to paying debt oi the
II,
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JEFFERSON WARD RALLY.-The Old Do
minion Club Of Jefferson Ward will to-
night have grand Conservative rally at the
0id. Market Hall. This club Is composed of
some of the best material in the city, and
has rendered valuable services in former
campaigns. The Conservative candidates
will be on hand, and some fine speaking may
be expected.
The Kemper Kampaign Klub will proceed
in n hody to Jefferson Ward.
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ANEW AND WORTHY ENTERPRISE HENRY
BOWLER, an experienced English brewer, Is now
turning out at the Spring Park Brewery most
delicious CREAM and ENGLISH ALE lie has made
arrangements with Messrs. w. %. Blair & Co.. COR
ner Ninth and Main streets, to supply his family
trade. 1t can be had BOTTLED, At Mr. Louis
Eukcrs. 700 Broad street.
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MASS MEETING OF TIE GERaANs.-There Is
to be a grand mass meeting of the German
Conservative voters of Jefferson and mar
Shall Wards tonight at the Old Market Hail.
under the auspices of the German Conserya,
tive Clubs of the ahoye.wards, and the O!d
Dominion Club. Every German voter in
the wards is expected to be present, as well
as the Germans of the upper wards, to whom
the club has extended cordial invitation.
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CR1MrNAL.--Robert Hughes, guilty of steal
ing tive Brahma chickens belonging 10
Daniel F. Ward, was sent TO jail Tor SIX
months By Justice White, and Joseph Jack.
SOD (negro). charged with felonlous assaul'
upon Elisha Williams (negrob was sent 70
tho GRAND illry,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE NAY 2G, 1S74.-Mr.
j. II. Epps, Richmond, Va; MIR. Edwin A.
Smith, Leigh street, corner Eighth, Rich
mopd Mr.. Grctta, LEWIS store, Richmond.
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CosvIcrs REcEIvED.-The following con.
yicts from Albemarle county, were received
at the Penitentiary yesterday Jerry Bar
bour, two years, unlawful shooting; Am
brose Johnson, seven years, for murder IN
the second degree; William Murray, ten
years, for burglary and bouse-breakins; john
Coins, five years, for burglary Charles ~
rec, FIVE years, for burglary; Isaac Walker
five years, for burglary. t-r.... ...
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AMArEuR ENTERrAINMENT.-Ihe Lauies
Committee of the Old Folks Concert pro.
pose to have an amateur enterlashuIGp' az
Assembly Hnn tomorrow evening. lhe W.
casion promises to be quite interesting.
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NgTICE.-I hereby notify and warn al

= 9IlCE.--I hereby notify and warn all
I.fsons not 10 trade for Jy purchase or other
~ mys-E and .ndOrted by me, dxied Richmond.
a; tC:S 5th 1874. for the Sums or 81 ,1a3 ana
g. 100. payable at Planters National Bank or
tLiAo,;c. the nrsi ia twelve months aud the other
a. t"eht: .our months after date, which notes we're
IH Teh esL de bought from Nrs &. u. HANSEN
'4s1 J." aud t,evisee of Charles Hansen, dece.Ssec,
"a" dei!F"ted - her. Title to real estate not bels
I"iitri. viii no. pay said notes when due.
u! Z7Ztam4W X. BURGESS.
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STRAWBERRY FEAsT.-Thc ladies Of tht
Broad. Street Methodist church are holding
strawberry feast in the spacious building a
the southeast corner Of Ninth and Broat
streets
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A CiRD.-ln discharge of a solemn dt

|/'i'i'.-lH uiscnar2e or SolcHR udty
l' "tls 81 Manchester 10 make no use OF Ia name
~ ~" cI.G!ug cecu The Radicals having noIni-
'a.es .ytTtS ticket. l cecn IL the first dnty of
~. 'G-.cIVailEs 10 spare 40 etort and do his
.''r '' IL defeat The Radical 2oIpinecs. there
'- ap'ec and rsGiest my personal and political!
''E:- l" airport win all thttf enertc>. wIhe ,dy,
a,"& ;uiG -tnIi, the erliire CGlse i've ticket.
!t+1'crincre G4eiare that Hy friends ctnn0t
H.fG!!oct u,lr regard for me better Than by uans-,
.'f!ts 'h-!r hsi. 20 tht. ConSerS1uVc nominees;
Az Tor iit sake OF our city and lis citizens IE.ycr
l'i:!! <ny suas,ici.u ot KadicalsnI 70 stain our
7g'A.c4i ytcoyd
hi'a lroiOuud sense Of gratitude for the ami
I'm L!hcAtt., !o.otaralct.- ReIieToSify. alH hfD-
o. Z! ny friends must insist that ANY
,l'"'Eort II buppoFt me WIKI inevitably strengthen
- Z7-Il. A. M0NTEIRO. !
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Union STATION CHURCH FAR.-Ine sadies
of Union Station Methodist church conlinue
their fair In the basement OF tne cnussh
during the week. They have on manu- va
riety. Of articles-ice-creani, CAKE, az.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The CASE OF HAZLErlNE ET ALS.-l ester
day afternoon ut 4 O'Clock David r. HaZle-
tine, committed by the Justices Court Tor
leIonious assault on Mayor Chiles, was
brought before Judge C!opton on writ OF
ha6eas corpus. After hearing testimony and
argument of counsel, bail was granted in the
sum of $500, with Robert Beattie and Jo-
seph Walker as securities. Mike Freed and
abetting in the said assault, had previously
been balled by Justice Gentry in the sum
of $500 each, with Robert Beattie Us Sc
curity.
These will be the first criminal cases yet
sent on to the Corporation Court.
MANCHESTER TOwNsHlP-A convention of
the Conservatives held at Tinsley's store has
nut in nomination the following excellent
ticket Supervisor, A. C. Pulliam Justice,
B. FL. Morrissette; Clerk, FL. c. Watkins !;
Assessor, w. g. Flournoy; Collector, j. L..
Gregory Oyerseer Of Poor, }. W. Roberts |;
Commissioner of Roads, William Hicks (;
Constable, William +. Hicks.
ALL Honor TO TBEh.-Dr. A. Monteiro,
independent candidate for Mayor, and Geo.
r. Harding, independent candidate for City
Sergeant. appear elsewhere in cards an
nonnciug their withdrawal. The true Con.
seryatiyes will not forget these gentlemen,
who will interpose no personal feelings in
the way of grand triumph of the party OF
intelligence, wealth, and honest industry.
JUSTICES APpoIETED.-A. Royal and Spen.
GER L. Hancock, Conservative nominees for
Justices of the Peace in the Third and
Fourth Wards, having been appointed by
Judge Clopton to that position, have. quail.
fed, and are re: dy for business.
SPECIAL NoT1cE.-The registrars, judges OF
election, and chairmen Of working commit
tees are requested to meet tonight at Coua.
ell chamber at 81 O'Clock on business Of i'm
portance, by order of the City SupevinteGd-
ent.
Qua TrcKET.-The polls will open tc-mor-
row in each ward at the late places of regis
tration, and all good citizens are earnestly
invoked to vote early, and to vote the straight
Conservative ticket. True friends Of the
cause will be on the ground, and liberal
SUNNY of tickets will be furnished.
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ATTRACTIVE SALE OF OLD WINES AT Auc.
TIoS.-DAvENPogT & NORRIS viii sell on the
29th instant, at IL O'Clock NJ, twenty-five demt-
johns of sherry port, and madeira wines, and four
cases genuine l.. Roderer champagne. These wines
are the property Of an old virguian who cannot
afford to hold them
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HEBREw MEMORIAL DAY.-The ladies O
the Hebrew Memorial Association will de-
corate the graves OF the Confederate dead in
the Jewish cemetery tomorrow.
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LAp1ns' FAR.--The ladies of the Pine,
Street Baptist church, corner Pine ana
Spring streets, Will bold a fair during the
present week. They offer for sale an assortI
ment Of usefu, and fancy articles; BESIDES
having during Tho day and evening ealaDiesm s,;,,
substantial and sweet. The PGoceeas Will
be devoted to q charlssble object
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PURE CREAM a. Asrosrs saloon. Main street.

THE GREAT RIBBON SALE AT LEVY BROTHERS,
"ii De continued to-day Don't fall to call and look
at The rich sash-ribbons that are now being sasraced
without mercy.
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FOUND AT LAST-rhe long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds.
watches, Jewelry, sverware, &c. Call at A. HAIR
RIs's Loan Office, 1922 Main street, and you will
learn all about IT,. All transactions strictly conf
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LEVY BROTHERS place upon their counter to-day
! large los OF GRENADINES at I2xc. per yard, some
OF which ore worth 25 and soc.
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ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN GEyrLEMRS's
SHOES at &. L. SIEG ELS 421 Broad street.
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NORWEGIAN COD-LIyER OIL, universally &C.
knowledged to be superior to any oIher, imported
direct per steamer Thuringa, at wholesale or retail
-- T.. WAGNER. Druggist.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.-The Govel nor
La, appointed Joseph Franish, OF rniL usl'
phia, a commissioner Of deeds lor virginia
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE should have thcir
tickets printed at the DispdtcK. Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-27

WALLPAPERS, wINDow-sHApEs, LACE SHADES
and curtains, cornices, bands white and check
mattings. j. H. GRAFTON, Ninth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-27

ANOTHER REDUCTION IN JApksasa DRESS
GooDs.-Good styles at one shilling. tve,ty, and
Twenty-Five cents, worth twenty-five, thirty, and
thirty-fye cents, aud no mistake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-27
Go TO ANToS1's fce-cream ssloor.

ALL THE NEW STYLES IN LADIES' TIES AND
SLIPPERS at Z. L. SIEGEL's, 421 Broad street.