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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-07

~LOOK AT TEE CROCHET EDalhd,
twelve yards IN piece. for 15s., worth 80. per
yard;
nARsEILLBs TRIMMINGS At as, 80, - 49,
and soc. pIeee-just ahost sne-half tho seSs-
hrpriess;
The best sEW1NG-hACHINB OIL, In large boz
tics, at 15c.; .....
chimes at 40 and SOC. for a paper Of ten
needles;
The new style ROMAN GILT aad sILVHRED
BALL EARRINGS, HAIR-PINS, and
SLEEVE and COLLAR BUTTONS;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFRs, with gilt ball bat
tons, at 400. q set;
All Of the NEW STYLE RuBgLHs ss very lew
PEARL, OXYDIZBD, sThBL, JBT, NICKEL,
PLATE, aud SILK BUTTONS in all slses;
LADIES' NECK-SCARFS At use. worth 5oc, At
s5e.w worth 75e., and largo variety at 500,
Use, 81, 1.2J, and sp 70 a2-speeial attention
v called to = large lot OF dark shades at 20e.
worth 75c.;
500 pieces CASH'S DOUBLB-PACED TRIM
4IEGS at zoe. worth s1-ws warrant each
piece TO contain twelve yards;
CAsH'S RUFFLK6 Of all kinds at reduced prices !;
BHAnELED CLOTH and IEDIA-RUB3RR
DRESS PROTECTORS;
sATCHELs and BASKETS in great variety;
PAPER CUFFS for lsdies-tea palrs in a box for
ass, worth Soc;
TABLE-CLOTHS, full two yards Iona rarEss rad
all pure linen, at 81, worth $3.50;
HUCKABACK TOWELS At 81 so, 50, 90 rs, and
% per dosen-all extraordinary bargalns-at
LEVY BROTHERS..
l017 and 1919 Main street.
Try C0LGATE'S VIOLET WATER. my
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.MEEEdNGS.

OFFICE RICHMOND GEASIIB CoAPANY,}
RICHMOND, May 6. 1874.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
/ bul,icrs Of this company will be held at their
office in this city. on THURSDAY, the 2lst In
slant. at IL O'Clock A. 81, At which time an ciec-
'0 G. w. HaKRIS,
wv 7-nojtj secretary.
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nv 7-co,ltd

yIAIRFIELD GRANGE p. u.-The reg
z sIar meeting of GABRIELLE GRANGE +. II.
will he held ut TcInpiars Hall tover lioweS sew.
inc achtue ofiicc) on Broad street between Ninth
and Tenth, at O'Clock THIS Thursday AFTER
t;OUS Nelrncrs requested 10 be prompt In
attendance BY order Of the Master
nv 7-lt MN. II PLkASANTS, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

COMMISSIONER OF REVENUES OFFICR.t
MANCHESTER, May z, 1874. )
T AM NOW READY TO GRANT GER
l. TIFICATES OF CITY LICENSE TAX. All
persons liable to said tax will please call at my Of
lice, In the Council chamber.
W.T. LITIIGOW,
my Tot Commissioner OF the Revenue.
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NOTICE.-In consequence Of our ina
~ bility TO realize asseis and the Impotence
manifested by some OF our creditors, and with a
view Of doing equal justice 10 all We de. m Ii best
10 have general meeting OF our creditors, to be
held In this city at Virginia Hail. at O'Clock A. N.
on tn URSDAY the 14lh day Of May, pr ximo. 1t
Is important that all should be represent ted,
tion VIII be taken for settlement of our business.
Those who cannot attend In person are respectfully
requested 10 execute power OF attorney as per
form below and forward 1t to some friend In this
city. lSAACS, TAYLOR i WILLIAMS.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.


CECOND ANNUAL MAY BALL %
- AND FLORAL FESTIVAL OF Pro "a
FEsSoR II. r. LAUBE'S DANCING ACAD-fuMs4S
EMIES will take place at the Exchange Hotel eSN31
THURSDAY EVENING, shay 18th, 1S74.
The exhibition programme Is replcts with new
music and Dances and presents in part the Paris
Quadrillss, Sailors Hornpipe, Floral Polka, Zinga.
Roses, double song and dance, La Violette. Grand
Ballet, Cachuca, Irish Jig, Grand hay-Pole Dance
land Schottisll, Esmarzlda, and many others.
Professor kEssSIcH's full orchestra, with new
overture5 and music.
A limited number Of tickets will be sold, and can
only Ike had OF me 1T Professor KESSSICH'S, No.
- Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
my Cat PROFESSOR II. +. LAUBE. +
SCHOLARS NOTiCE.-There will be meeting
OF the classes THIS AFTERNOON ut the EI.
change Hotel Mt O'Clock for general rehearsal, and
ali are requested To appear promptly. No VISITORS
will be- aC mltted ct this rehearsal. y,
my Tilt d. u. LAobF.H
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.eE4,rAa NOTICES.

OF raS Sse
HUDa1Ns, GORDON co.,,
1918 M4rs STREET.
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, MAT l1rH'
800 pieces Ribbons
FROM 70 INCHES IN WIDTH
IN ALL SHADES
AND
YLES.
r,uu WIFI, py SOLD AT as cHH7s PHR 1ARD
COME AND EXAMINE
lmy 7-etl
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fNHE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND saWH29
| KOyAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3. ssSSSz
win allcud a stated convocstion OF their 800
Chapter At the Mason's Hall ,, On Fr Fra ~
~ 1874 X. A. NJ 23O4. at 7 o'clock. All Royal
Arch Masons are cordially Invited To ztiend.
BY order of the III. Z. ii. z. ,r
Secretary.
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DOR RENT, the >TOkE at Curle'sm
Il Neck. Possession can be given at once. "a
Address WILLIAM ALLLS,
my S-Ot& Curle's Wharf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13
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2eitung Ieines neucn 9ippooromes i6er=
nommen bot> be- lu6te tpabrenO ieincs
Mufentbaltes in europa Die befonntefen
eronouten, I'M nit benl lelben III Be3ue
ouf sic Mbglibteit elmer Ballonfobrt bon
gmerito no6 europa 5u conferiren. ST
fat unter onoeren au6 Yrofe1lor &lot=
16cr uno Serrn Goylpell in 2onbon> ]otpic
YrofeNor Nooin in Paris conlultirt
&einer oer1elben bot Der Sbeprie oes
amerifanil6en Meronauten ProfellorWiic
in 8esug auf bie in Doben 2uft19i6ten
eyiltirenoe beitdn0tge re9elmdBi9e 2uft=
itr6mung gan5 beiitimmen tponen; trok=
oem 1T 8arnum Der 9ln1i@t> baB Profel=
for Wile bod no9 1einen Plan aus5u-
fiibren im@tanbe 1ein miro. @r (Barnum)
min germ 100000 an bos unternebmen
magel1. @r min jeoo9 einen 8ollon aus
ooppelter, gefDperterSeioe, ei9entli@ 3luei
1eibene 8allons, >pel1e III chamber lteden,
baben unS Die Tullung beslel6en, Die u.s.
fabrt, 1otpie ale @orbereitungen ba5u
1ollen i'm @ippobrom fattftn6en. Barn.
i'm 9eoenft iebo@ borber nod Der13te=
bene @gperimente MAIDEN su laIIen u1n
Die M}69li@teit elmer iiberl leeil l4en 8al=
lonfabrt ou erproben.
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Sbio @ailenfreuuo.

6lut6. Go slauben mir Die gDorte er=
tlarcn su miilen: u9ie Groe NOR aber
nod luiilt urb leer." Menn es >peiter
beibt: Der @eilt @pttes 16,pebte iiber
Dem sln9eli6te Scr @ewdlIer, 10 miro oa=
our4 nGbcr ertldrt ,uos bos yHort 9lb=
9runo bcoeutet, iiber peld)em Tinlterni6
lag. Gs erbdlt bicrous, oob bicler @b-
9runo einc 9robe Tlutb >uor, cine 9rpbe
98oliermenge, cine Wtolie bon Glemeutar-
itoifen in einem bcrorti9 oufeinonocr &C.
bduitcn 3ul ltanbc Der Dem bes Wa}lers
AM ndditen pergleibbor 9cluclcu leiu
mp1te.
l1no per uor cs MIN moDl Der 2ebcn
in bic Doe g8iite bes Sooes, Der 2i6t in
oieie Sin niternib brin9en fonnte? Gs wor
tOieb berlel6e Gciit >ueldcr 2cben in sic
erl ltprbeue 9iotur bro9te pel6cr lpGter
iber Der beili9en Sungfrau lhpebte, I'M,
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ouf Den perluil0erten Stamm Elm coles
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s(usbriiete. Sort bel Der Belebung Ser
Natur beibt es: Cr lbpe6tc ii6er DEM
9lngelibte Der 9SdIier. Sm $oebrdjlder
beibt bas ySprt, oos mir nit l1meben
nur 9ans lGwa6 iibcrieten bemegt 1ein
BON 3drtli1teit uno 2iebe> nno miro oo=
fer ins6elpnbere ge6rar6t BON ocm 9lo=
fer, Der iiber leinen Sungcn briitet (9cut.
80, Ill., Yei Der @ertinoi9une Scr
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lee @ei1t miro iibcr bid) bcrobfpmn,cn
unb Die Sra it bes 9lQcrbD1jten miro bid
ii6eri iAottsn. IS briidt al 10 oieIcs Wprt
ocn Se9riTf pon Grluarmun9 Selebnne
ooer elmer 5DQti0feit ol5 Ourd oie
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gepecft miro. Ser Sot: Ser @eilt
@ottes briitcte iiber ben gBollern, mill TO-
nit 1agen Ser @si1t @pttes fat oos er=
Itorbenc 2cbcn oocr Die in Sobcsj9lum=
mcr 9e1unfenc 2ebensfraf It Der giotur lpic=
Der ge,uectt.
9os erlte geriinfen Der 9lotur in SOB
un0 9}od)t bur6 oen 9l6fou hires @crrn
uno Tiirlte 2ucii fer BON @ptt, lit oennod
ser rpobrc Nnfan9spunft oller @el6ibtc
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bie1es G;eilterabf folles 9ab es feline 3eit
ionoern nur bic G,pi9feit, oaber bcibt e5
Sm Mnfange. llno nun erlt bcginnt oie
Gr1d)offung Der Welt fiir bie Menlden,
unb Oics iii6rt uns sum Merte bes erfcn
G6Dpfun9stoges.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13

ViuuptuSuSlSUUlHll| l|S uuil JtlluU IUu tS
6eiBt: SD CLAUDE an @ott, ben @9Dpfer
9immels unO Der Gr0e, oler li6t6oren
unO III li6tbaren 9in9e.
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@ers 2. beiBt: u9ie groe mar aber nod
miilt unb leer lno initeruib 19lpebte
iiber Dem M69runbe, unb Der Gei1t @ot=
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-29

A MAMMOTH STEAMER. Chicago
paper, speaking of the Steamer Persian,
says: This long-looked for steamer ar
rived in this port early this morning, on
her first trip to the upper lakes. She
was built in Cleveland by Messrs. Quayle
s Murphy, for the Winslows, and was
launched IL July last, and has been in
the iron ore and lumber trade between
Lake Superior and Lake Erie ports since
her launch. The dimensions are as fol
lows: Keel, 225 feet, over all, 265 feet F.;
beam, 80 feet; lower hold, II feet; be-
tween decks, s feet. She is 1865 tons
burthen, new measurement, and it lis cal
c,llated has capacity Tor carrying $4,000
bushels Of corn. She has 10-feetf G.
inch wheel, which is the largest carried
by any vessel on the lakes; it is driven
by two high-preasure engines, 27x30.
Sne has two boilers, each 18x83 feet.
81, gTies four masts, and IS wire-rig-
Z "a tnsroaelo ste Is also Iftfed with
steam hosting apparatus and all modern
appliances in the way of steering gear,
etc. She had on board 1, 300 tons of coal,
and was drawing II feet. A return car
go of $4,000 bushels of corn is what the
agent here, ". M. Egan, is now ne
gotlatlng for the big 'un.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-29

JOHN CocaRANE, of Waupun, Master
of the State Grange of Wisconsin, has
issued circular letter relating to the
possible efforts that will be made next
winter in the State Legislature to repeal
the Potter law. His letter is a manly,
sensible, and reasonable one, and is ac-
companied by list of interrogatories to
be submitted to candidates for the Sen
ate and Assembly. We have no doubt
that the Republican candidates in this
county are in hearty sympathy with Mr..
Cochrane's circular In It's reference to
railroad interests it is dispassionate and
fair. Tt asks that the interests of such
corporations be protected by the Iegzsla-
ture as well as those Of the people that
neither be allowed to infringe upon the
other, but that justice be done all
Wdzvorth County Independent.
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IT having been stated by the Madison
Democrat, and been echoed by the Nil
wankee News, that the Republicans left
8 deficient Of $685. ZOO in the state
treasury when they went out of power,
last January, A. J. Turner, of tho Por-
tage Register, addressed a note to Treas
ufer kuehn. asking him to state what
was the condition Of the treasury when
he took charge of it. That official re-
piled that on the 5th of january, 1874,
when he entered upon his Office, there
was in the treasury q balance of $129, :
570.6 an cash, which was paid over to
him by outgoing Treasurer, Major Baetz.
That Is a very diferant thing from a
deficiency of $s166,000. We suggest to
the Reform organs that such baseless
lies as this, which one of their own Off
cials is compelled, by his. official duty,
to expose, only help the Republican
cause; and the fact that they are resorted
to is the best Of evidence that there is
nothing more substantial which theycan
bring forward against the Republican
administration.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-29
NOTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALK.
CRY OF MANrrowoc, Oct. 2 st, 1874.

CITY OF mANIrowoC, Oct. 2 st, 1874.
NJJHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen OF the City
w OF Nan itowoc, have ordered the building Of a
sidewalk on the side of 5th street the north
line of lot in block 110 south to Chicago street in
the I'd ward OF this city,
Notice is hereby given that the owners of property
situated on the side of 5th street from the north
line of lot in block no south of Chicago street, in
he I'd ward are directed build good and substan-
rial sidewalk within 10 days from the date of this
notice. said sidewalk TO be not less than five feet
vide of sound two inch plank with curb plank and
on the established grade of said 9Th street, accor-
ding record in the Clerks office of the City OF
Manitowoc GEO GIBSON,
Street Commissioner.
CITT OF MASITowoc, October 20, 1874 q
WHEREAS the Board Of Aldermen Of the City
w Of aanitowec. have ordered the building of q
sidewalk on the west side of 18th street, between
Clark and Washington streets, in Sd ward Of this
city.
Notice is hereby given that the owners of property
situated on side of 18th street. are directed
to build good and substantial side walk on the west
side Of 18th street, between Clark and Washington
streets within 10 days from the date of this notice
said sidewalk to be not less than five feet wide of
sound two inch pack, with curb plank and on the
established grade Of said 18th street, according to
the record in the Clerks Office Of the City of Mani
towoc. dEO- De oOLD.
Street Commissioner LIST District.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-29

Will You GET OUT THE VoTE2-
This Is the one question on which every
thing depends. It is the turning point
Of the battle. Its answer determines
victory or defeat. With full vote we
cannot be beaten. The Albany Journal
in an article on this subject says: ''Just
consider how many Republicans staid at
home last year. In 1875 the county Of
St. Lawrence cast 1897 votes for Dix;
last year the Republican vote for Sec1e-
tary Of State was only 5,726-that is,
about half the Republicans did not go to
the polls. So Allegheny fell from 6,122
in 1872 to 4, 483 in 1873. Delaware drop
ped from 5,537 to A,37S. Herkimer
went down from 8, ,495 to 4, 4,559; Oneida
from II, o2l to 10,530; Onondaga from
II, $50 to 8,G77; Washington from 6,554
to 5, i53; and Albany from 14,367 to H.
34S.
AS it was in New York, it will be in
Wisconsin, If our friends do not come
out. The battle was lost, last year, by
the neglect of voters. The man who
stays at home votes against his party.
Go to the polls, and vote and work for
the Republican ticket.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-29
INCIDENTS.

1T was awful" said the captain,
''awful to hear the women shriehing and
the wounded men calling out for some
one to save them for Gods sake! One
poor fellow, who seemed to have both
legs broken padded about for two OF
three minutes, shouting In his agony,
and then threw up his arms and went
down !"
While clinging to the pilot-house the
captain saw body float past hin-a
body wit. 1out head Or arms, and as it
pushed ita way through the broken bales
and boxes with the current, the water
around it was redeemed with blood.
This is suppos ed to have been the body
of one Of the q. OK hands
Borden, the p. assenger whose arm was
crushed, sat On bench in the office un-
I'll all the others had been cared for.
His coat-sleeve was soaked ID blood,
and blood had run down. and filled has
hand.
sits bad-awful to see you crushed
up So" said the Free Press representa-
tive.
eyes" replied Borden, shifting his
teeth together, 'sbut it settles one ques-
ton for sure-the old woman viii nave
TO build the fires this winter!''
THE BROOKLYN.
The Brooklyn was owned by the
Northern transportation Company, was
of full canal size, ran between Osdens-
burg and Chicago, was about six years
old, and staunch boat. She was val
ued at SIS. 600, and insured for one-half
that amount. She had On board so tons
Of miscellaneous freight, consigned from
points East to merchants in this city and
points in the interior Of the State
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-29

IT is proposed in most quarters to ask
congress to make an appropriation fol
another expedition in search of the north
pole. TIE Times hopes congress will
not comply with the request. Money
enough has already been expended, and
lives enough lost, in pursuit of this
ignas-fdtuus of science. No practical
good can result from these voyages.
Even if the existence of an open polar
sea was demonstrated, of what use would
it be except to theorizers 1t would
never become popular route of travel.
and would not add to our commercial
facilities. But the chances are that the
expedition would be absolutely fruitless,
and the money used in fitting it might
as well be thrown into the fire,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-29
NOTICE.

Is hereby given that the firm of Cooper Jones' re-
tail lualber dealers Of the City Of Manitowoc is dis
solved by mutual consent said retail lumber yard
will hereafter be conducted by George Cooper, who
will receive and pay all claims against said retail
firm He also kindly asks the favor and continuance
of the public patronage.
GEO. COOPER.
Mantowoc, October 26, 1874
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-29

Is hereby given that the firm of Cooper Jones, of
Neshoto in the town of Two Rivers, Mantowoc Co.,
is dissolved by mutual consent, John J. Jones retr
ing in favor of his son. Thos. Jones. The business
of Lumber Manufa:tu ing will hereafte-b be conduct
ed by Geo. Cooper and Thomas Jones, under the
firm name Cooper JONES' and all claims VIII be
received and paid by them.
COOPER & JONES.
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r.. KERR.

WORK Street., itOTyOc, Wis. Dealers
Y in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots aud Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangings, Hats and Caps, Toys Children Caps
Live Geese Feathers. Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
lamps, &C. &C. share of public patronage is soIi-
ted
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Nfec advertisements.
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

A Reddish-Brown Cow, four five years old no
particular mark. middling size, 24th of Septem-
Der last, from my place Section 81, Town of Glib
son (near Green Bay Rosd) A liberal reward viii
be given for her return to me at the above place.
26-3 JOHN SHIAiONEK
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DETTISTR +.

nE. A. ,. PATCHEN, beniist. .Oasace
Nanitowoc Wis.
u1a Teeth extracted without pain.
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G UST.9V FEHRS,

wv fers his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks and watches. Has fine and well selected
assortment of the latest and best styles Clocks
4merican English and Swiss Watches as also OF Gold
and Plated Jewery, at his Brick Store on Sth
trees South side door south of kremer's. Mani
ovoc. 9-1y
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FRED Chr US.

NRACTTCAE EUREER, Keeps COW
stantly on hand the largest and best assortment
of hats and OF the at the lowest pos
eib.e prices and always pays the highest value in
-.sh ff,r all kinds offurs 16-7
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E. RaF.HSSCE.

TEWEEER aud Photographer. All
81 kinds cf work in the line OF my business prompt
fy attended to- and warranted TO give satisfaction !
nave Just received Wing Ornsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA ObSCURA, with which 1 can take small
pictures OF the finest order for dollar per dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes Albums aad Frames
cnstantiY on hand- York Street. I3-ttT