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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-04-23

A gentleman invited the Rev. NJ
TO ride. and thought he would improve
the opportunity for little serious con-
vcrsaiion: Il sometimes think there
is something wanting in my life"
Yes" interrupted NJ, ''you want
something that will get mp and git. and
dust the road better than the old plug
YOU re holding the reins Of now
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-04-23

A gentleman visiting an Irishman,
noticed monster pig strutting about
the house and asked hew they got such
brute up those stairs. MAY il place
yer honor" said Paddy, sit was niver
down to be TUX up"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-04-23
The Plowman
ny LYDIA A. WHITE.

God speed the plowshare. Tell me not
Disgrace attends the toll
OF those who plow the dark green sod.
Or till the fruitful soil.
Why should the honest plowman shrink
From minsling in the van
OF learning and of wisdom. since
IT'S mind that makes the man.
Cop speed the plowsliare. and the hands
Tint till the fruitful earth.
For there Is in this world so wide
No gem like honest worth:
And though his hands are dark with toll.
And flush the manly brow.
IL matters not, and God will bless
The labors OF the pillow.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-04-23

A German Justice in the town of
Lincoln, Wisconsin, administers the
following oath 10 witnesses You
as awfully sware you will tell the
truth. the whole truth, and nothing
but the truth the best what YOU can't. I"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-04-23

A Pekin (lll.) woman was asked by
the preacher if her husband feared the
Lord. She replied. that he never goes
out sundays without taking his gun
along.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-04-23
PATRONS IN sEDGwICK COUNTY

COUNT COUNCIL, p. Of H-wichita,
II. Il. Il. GREESLEE, Master
T.. A. 0onsyr, Secretary, Sedgwick City
}. l.. ZIMMERMAN. Special Deputy, X. s. G.,
sedgwick City, Kansas
Advance Grange. Eagle Township
N. CAMP, Secretary, sedgwick CITY.
''Ninncscah Grange. "-Ninnescah Township.
Y. McCLrSG, Master.
}. r. SUMMERS, Sec'y., Clear Water.
yosemite Grange ''-ohio Township.
T. n. ORDwAr, Master.
GrsrAyE Roll, Scc'y., Ohio Center
'waco Grange, Watson Township.
DO. WILSON, sec'y., Waco +. o.
Prairie Gem Grange, Waco Township.
b. YORK, Master.
VALLEY Grange, "-Kechi township.
w. d: WILLIAMS, Master.
Gem Grange, Park Township
ii. {. RAINBOW, Sec'y., Park City.
Park Grange, Park Township.
JoHN l.. ZIMMERMAN, Master
Z. ;. ZIMMERMAN, Sec'y., Sedgwick
''Delano Grange, ''-Delano Township
ii. J.. Jackson, Master.
John Bond, Secretary, Delano,
Pheasant View Grange, LINTON Township
d. II. TUcKER, Master
j.. BEcKER. sec'y., Delano.
"oro Grange, Near Ten Mile Post.
NJ a. RALPH, Master.
}. X. RALPH, sec'y., Wichita
''Attica Grange, Near Jainesburg
j. q. VALENTINE, Master.
S. ID. STREET, sec'y.
''Rockfort; Grange.
AoLLIE ELLIS, Secretary.
Grant Grange, Grant Township
o. q. JACOBS, Master.
harmony orange, -ulnon Township.
-, q. w. Steenrod, Master,
wv Woodruff, Sec'y, Jamesburgh
''Greenleaf Grange Township
+. :. Carleton, Mas or.
Eden Granse'-waco Tpn' hip; -
W. II. o'Mealey, secretary, Wichita '
mount Hope Grange -Greeley Tonsbip.
Amos NJ. Durand, Master
j II. Randall, Secretary, Eldridge.
Home rangs'-wichita Topsiip.
simeon Hartman, Master
y. II. kctterman, Secretary. Wichita.
'Fairyiew Grange'-Payne Township
Geo. II. wamsley, Master.
John NJ. Anderson, secretary, Wichita
"wide-Awake Grnnge''-Grant Township.
Geo. X. Ayers, Master
q. j. auilison, Secretary, Wichita
Clarion Grange '-Lincoln Township
4. A. NanNess, Master
l.. Il. Sickle, Secretary, Wichita.
"Wakulla Grange, Eagle Township.
IL. Z. Smith, Master.
I. T.. Cross, Secretary, Scdgwick
illinois Grange illinois Township.
NJ. l.. Stocver, Master,
A. l.. Lyman, Secretary, Jsmcsburg.
Pleasant Hill Grange'-DelanO Township
Harry Martin, Master,
X. r. Wright, Secretary, Drlano.
. Gov i'm ru
Prank Dale, Master.
Wright Chase, Secretary, Eldridge
''scizscr Springs Grange '-Minneha Township
Cyrus Webb, Master,
y. ID. Fox, Secretary, Minncha.
'Union Grange" Union Township
H. r Rhodes, Master.
Horace Carpenter, Secretary, Eldridg-.
Payne Grange, Payne Township.
Jereph Corwan, Master.
james Wilson, Secretary, Wichita
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GRANGE DEPARTMENT..

NATIONAL GRANGE-BUSINESS OFFICERS
DrpLEr ". ADAMS, Master, wauikon, Iowa.
o. IL. kkLLY, sec'y, Georgetown, ID. &
KANSAS STATE GRANGE-OFFiCERS.
NJ. r. HUDSON, Master. Mapleton
q. W. STURGEON, Sec'y, Jacksonville
ii. ii. ANGEL, Treasurer. Sherman CIfy
JouN BOYD, Lecturer, Independence
W. ;. Hanna, Chaplain. Emporia
J. q. orIs, State Agent, Topeka
kNerut. Com r II. DrMBACLD, Jacksonville
Z. IL. SNAPPER, Grasshopper.
W. +. PoPENoE, Topeka
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WIN. c. WOODMAN & son.
FIRST ARKANSAS VALLEY BANK,
WICHITA, KANSAS.

Married men borrowing money Of us by
mortgage are required to bring their wives to
our of1ce to secure loan.
q Parties living at . distance can confer by
letters describing the character Of lands they de-
sire, when particulars viii be furnished them.
VT
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Acou1rrAL OF HAzELTNE-The Hustings
Court assembled at 11:15 yesterday morning
The jsry reported that they were unaDte te 9
agree. and the court took recess unt'l
O'Clock P. NJ. the jury being placed in charge
OF Sergeant Woodbridge.
At $50 p. NJ. the court reassembled, and
tbo iurv returned verdict of " not guilty.
and MIR. Hazeltine was thereupon dis
charged. ,:.,, ~,
The Commonwealth's attorney, with the
consent of the court, entered noIe prosequ'
In the case of Walter j. Woods. .a
A scire facias against Mike Freed was IS
sued, returnable ut the next term Oh the
court.
The court adjourned till Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, when the case OF Stanley
charged with horse-stealing, Wi be called. :
The following was the jury 10 The hazel
tine case; ,rc
B. B, Weisiger, foreman; A. 4cCEone, r
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(negro) was tried before Justice White upon
the charge of creating a disturbance on
Broad street. Pages son had thrown rock
.at dog and accidentally broke large win.
dow-gass, valued at one hundred dollars, al
the store of l.. Rose, who at once arrested
the boy, and crowd gathered around them
Page came up, and was taking his son away
when officer Pryde seized Page and took him
to the station.houSe in spite of his resistance
and abuse. The Justice fined him "a and
instructed Rose how to proceed to recover
the value Of the glass.
Hubbard Williams was fued S. for an as.
sault upon Cornelius Watson.
Agnes Turner (negro) was fined $3.50 for
an assault upon Bette Smith, and Bette 81
for abusing Agnes.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

j. W. BRONAUGH, Jr., 4 z. NJ small farm In
Chesterfield on the old courthouse road.
IL. APPERSON, P. NJ, brick store and dwell.
Ing on the south side of the James river and
Kanawha canal, between Sixth and Seventh
streets.
RICHARDSON & CO., S p. NJ, real estate in Hen
rico near Richmond.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 5 P. NJ, brick residence
on the corner Of Franklin and Twenty-sixli
streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at rooms In
No. 724 Main near corner Eighth street, piano
and handsome furniture
LYME s BROTHER. 6 z. NJ, brick house and 10
corner of Twe1ty-iltth and FranHlln streets.
r. MCCORMICK, at 413 Broad street, ladies' un.
derwear, sc.
COOK & LAUGHTOS, o a. NJ, ut their rooms
good assortment of furniture and family car
riage.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. r. NJ. r. Hunter. State
Treasurer, has returned to the city, after a
short season of recreation at his home in Es-
sex county.
The names of w. W. Berry, ESQ, of the
Enquirer, DR.. w. w. Gordon, of Richmond
and w. j. Clarke, Of the Philadelphia Fee
ntng Telegraph, were inadvertently omitted
Yesterday from the list of those who hand.
somely responded to toasts while on the eX'
cursion to Yorktown on "Wednesday. The
Inder-Appeal, OF Petersburg, was represent
ed on that occasion by Mr.. K. T. Barnam, OF
that city. VT
A private telegram received from Rev. w
E. Hatcher, of Petersburg, announces tha'
an attack of sickness will prevent him IRON
delivering the sermon before the Misslonar!
Society on Sunday next, the first day of tht
thirteenth annual commencement of Rich
mond College. ,, -
Rev. c. G. Biting. D. d., and Miss l.. Il
Jones arrived safely at Queenstown on Mon
day last en- route for Europe and the Aoi!
Land
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Mr.. S. B. DUFFIELD's Beneficial AS
sembly Hall tonight complimentary bene-
fit will be rendered Mr.. S. B. Dutticld, who
was stage manager at the Theatre during
the greater part of the last season. The
Philharmonic Society, the Richmond ANA.
teur Opera Troupe, Mr.. James 2. Cowar.
din, the McGil Dramatic Association, Mr.
John Mcintyre, and Kessnich's orchestra
will each contribute to q, programme which
is brmfnllll ne 2sa and assure Il large crowd $l2l
e,nhncrS ense. .a,p are to be given away. Ihe
III slccnD--~ -s-.g navr been put at moderate
figures.
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c. Walden, William Heider, David Lewis, Jr.
Henry Mantle, G. W. Baugh, E. T. Otev, D.
+. English, j. F. Galloway, NJ. Richardson,
and,John II. Snead.
The attack on Mayor Chiles occurred May
25th, about 10a Pm.
David r. Hazeltine is native of Maine,
and came to this place as an employe at the
Government granite-works, and married q
| Manchester lady.
Walter j. Woods is q well.known Repub-
lican politician, was at one time constable
and police officer of this city, and also an
employs of the granite-works.
Mike Freed is Bal.imorean, an emDoye
at Stacy's shuck factory, formerly resided in
Manchester, but has lately lived in Rich
mOnd.
The accused were warmly congratulated
by their friends on their acquittal, but there
was no demonstration, and public opinion
seemed to be about equally divided on the
verdict. The jury is reported to have stood
eleven for acquittal to one for conviction all
the time.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Lodge,
No. 80, Good Samaritans, have elected the
following officers: E. R. Baker, w. c.; A.
L. Moon, Y. c.; A. Simmonds, r. S.; John
Hickman, F. s.: R. johnson, W. r.; A.
Wallace, W. P; j. Porter, c.; G. Fleming,
VIC.
Robinson Lodge, No. 125, as follows: A.
w. Schools, W. c.: W. Harris, V. e.;
Robert Hays, r. s.; Giles Jackson, T. 5.
James Johnson, W. T.; II. Jones, w. Z. !;
A. Allen, c.; S. Read, A. c.; B. Jackson,
|. S.; Fanny Cheatham, .. S. F. A. Giles.
P. W. C. n. f. johnson is Installing Mas
ter for both lodges.
PERsoNAL.-Mayor A. NJ. Kelley, of Rich
mond, has qualified to practice in the Hus-
tings Court Of this city.
James A. Gentry has qualified as Justice
of the Peace in the First and Spencer T.
Hancock in the Fourth Ward, each for two
years from July 1st.
Jake White, lately adjudged lunatic and
sent to the Central Asylum, is pronounced
hopelessly insane.
Harry Williamson, so badly stabbed in
Norfolk county, was the Lieutenant Colonel
of the 9Th Virginia regiment, to which the
Elliott Grays Of this city were attached.
Police CoUET.--Thomas Goode was ar
rested Wednesday by Officer Jones for ille-
gally OBTAINING Sallie Howard from her
guardian. Justice. Perdue bailed him with
IL. G. Archer as security. Yesterday Justice
Gentry, in the absence of Mayor Chiles, dis
charged him.
MERE MENTIoN.-The office of the High
Constable has been removed to the Old Ia.
yern.
Trial OF civil warrants this morning.
A number of sales of real and personal
property in front Of the courthouse yes
terday.
The Board of Trustees hold their last
regular meeting tonight.
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Me- PARASOLS 10 great variety
LACE SiI AVIS and SACQUEs;

Gy PARASOLS 10 great variety;
LACE SiIAWLS and SACQUES;
FANS Of the Latest styles;
IA \ and PARaSUL CHAINS;
VINlAGAkETTS in all oil the latest styles:
BALL and BELL EARRINGS and SLEEVE and
RUBEER and JET BRXtELETs,N NECKL ACES,
kAR-RlNG>, BREAST PINS, MEDALlONS,
and Slew BUTTONS;
DRESS TRIMMINGS In great variety;
MACHINE OIL, Ut 15c. per bottle, for the best oil
manufacturers;
LEAiHEh and SILK BELTS, with buckles of
the latest ST, les;
PEARL. STEEL, NICKLF, and JET SLIDES,
BUCKLES, and ORSAMEarS;
REAL aud IMITATION LAIR SWITCHES, very
cheap;
PRINTED CAMBRIC COLLARS and CUFFS at
15c. q set, worth soc
LINEN CULLAKS a. 81 per dozen worth S1.75 i;
SWISS MUSLIN RUFFEtS, with Valenciennes
edge, at 10c. each, orSl per dozen, worth 25c.
each;
TUCKINGs, PUFFINGs, and pLEATED TRIM
MISGS at LEVY BROTHERS..
COLG aTE'S VIOLET WATER reduced to S5c
per bottle. jc II
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SorTHsIDE PUBLISHING CoMPANr.-TheCiF CiF-
cuil Court of Richmond yesterday granted o
charter of incorporation to the Southside
Newspaper Company. The capital stock Is
n he NOT less than ten nor more than fifty
thousand dollars. The officers for the first
wear are: President and Treasurer, j. A. ID.
St. Andrew: Secretary and Business Man
ager, w. j. Clinch. Directors:J; a. q: a.. 81.
Andrew. and w. j. Clnch, OF Cnase Cl'y
and K. j. Faner, Il. l.. Hobson, 81 w. ~
Holt, Bradley T.Johnson, and John sle"at.,
OF Richmond. The principal Office IS 10 DE
at Richmond, and the purpose OF the com
pany is to publish one or more newspapers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-19

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFIcERs.-At q
regular meeting of Union Star Section, No. /,
Colored Cadets of Temperance, the follow.
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: James l.. Robinson, ". A.; Joseph
Fl. Dabney, Y. A.; Maurice II. Dabney. 5.
George E. Meredith, A. S.; Henry j. Walker
T.; Matthew Dickinson, A. r.; Robert j.
johnson, c.; Robert b. Evans, G.; William
II. Dabney, u; Charles II. Burkley, W.
Edward Taylor, A. W.; Robert J. johnson,
p. W. A.; NJ. Ii. Dabney, l.. ID. The above
officers will be installed at the next meeting,
which will be held on the first "Wednesday
night in July next. Robert Bruce Evans,
grand secretary, will otficiate. Representa-
tiyes to the Grand Section, which will meet
on the 9th Of October, are Robert 3. Evans,
G.. S.; Lewis Dickerson, e. w. p; w. H.
l.. Combs, D. G. w. p; B. Clark, M. H.
Dabney, George E. Meredith, FL. }. Walker,
Guy Day, Robert j. johnson, NJ. Dickerson,
J. l.. Robinson.
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NJ 4 LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS,
CAaSIntRES, JEANS and TW EEDS;
LINEN DRILLiNG5 and DUCKS;
DENNIS, COTTON AIDES, DRAP D'ETA,
BARATHEA CLOTH, aud other goods for
boys, and mems wear, ut .
} nor a. LEVY BROTHERS..
P~- S>-S>. sn.ts Lac. bklUs7fle.
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WooDs MEpAL.-Messrs Il. Is: berkeley,
C. v. Meredtb. and W. W. henry, the
Judges selected TO decide between lne young
gentlemen OF Richmond Co'ie@e VINO were
contestants tor the WOODS mccall nave uc.
cidel that hir. A. 3. Gunter. OF Acco,lae' Is
entitled to the prize as the best oecailner.
The medal will be awarced on lhe occasion
of the College commencement.
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A PROFITABLE FAIR.-The members of the
Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society, who re-
Gently held fair and feast for the benefit of
the Eeyenth-S synagogue, realized
Sl,15O. besides having about $500 worth of
goods remaining unsod and yet to be dis
9osed of. In addition, Mr.: NJ. Millhiser
presented the ladies with a 5000 city bond,
which is to be raffled off and the proceeds
devoted to the synagogue.
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USMAlLABLE LETTERS REMAINING N THE
RICHMOND PosT.OF JUNE is, 1SI4.-M.
K. Alley, pcnitentiary, Richmond, va.
Mcssrs. Chase Brothers, Rochester, N. \.
w. NJ. Cooper, Danyille, Va; Rev. William
NJ. Drnnell, Station b. New York city !;
Rev. j. NJ. Sherwood, 50 John street, n. Y;
J.F. Taliafcrro, Richmond, Va; Miss Lou
isa Whalay. No. Central railway, Epping-
ham county, Ga.
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lI' CHEVIOT SHIFTING at 2Oc. per
yard worth 35c.,
SHIRTISG CAMBRICS at 12hc.,
Excellent BLEACHED and UNBLEAC CHED COT
TON ut 10c per yard,
Eull-width UNBLEAChED SHEETISG at soc.
per yard,
Full-widlh BLEACHED SliEETING at 33c. per
yard.
PlLLUW-CASE COTTON, AZ inches wide at l SC.
per yard,
New York Mills, Wamsutta, Pride Of the West,
Androscoggin, Davol, Fruit of tn. Loom, Gem
of the spiGdle, fllchvillt. AvOnnale, and Baou
COTTON rctailcd 1T wholesale prices, ut
LEVY bkOIHERS'.-
COLGATE'S LAVENDER-WA WATER At Toe. per
bottle. je17
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ELECTION OF Orr1cERs.-At the annual
election OF officers for Lone Star Lodge, No.
l340, G. u. o. of o. F.. the following off.
GERS were elected fer the ensuing term: B,
4. Harris, N. F.; Abram Gardner, P. N.
T.; +. 6. W. Coleman, N. g.; j. 81. Faun-
leroy, V. G.; j. Fl. Sampson, P. s.; John
johnson, E. s.; Isaiah Henderson, W. 7. /;
j. G. Price, w. C.
!. q. OF G.. S. AND D. OF Sat the annual
session of G.. L. No. 6. held in Temperance
HAN. on Bank street. Petersburg, the follow
ing officers We're elected and installed for the
ensuing year: G. c., E. w. Williams, Nor
ioik u. G. c., j. A. Taylor, Richmond; G.
", Jacob Myers, Petersburg; G. S., David
F. Bats" Petersburg F. S., Warehouses;
Bell, Lynchburg; G.. T., Jerry Nelson,
Richmond; G. p, W. Hemison, Hampton /:
y. L., Aaron Pendel, Staunton; G. /. S..
Robert Lee, Hampton; G. y. s., Aaron
Patterson, Richmond; G. Con-, A. B. Trip
let, Richmond. Also, the following assist.
ants to the above officers Louisa Nelson,
Richmond; Rosa MurreIl, Manchester; NJ.
Prater, Portsmouth; Frances Valentine,
Deep Creek; Sarah Black, SewelRs Point !;
Rosa Parker, Hampton; Ann Kempt, Nor
FOLK; Mary Bats, Petersburg; Lucy Ran
dolph, Manchester; Virginia Dean, Rich.
mond; Eliza Allen, Petersburg.
The G. l.. adjourned to meet in Hampton,
Va, on the 9Th day of December, 1874.
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PROPAGATION OF FtsH.-In compliance
with an act of Assembly, the Board OF Pub
lie WorEs, at its next meeting, will consider
the subject of making certain Water.courses
af the State available for the artificial propa-
Sation of fsll, by the use Of dams and other
devices thst have been successful in other
Ct1fa
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MISUNDERSTANDING Jaisor Cummings
took to the Censral LuDatic Asylum Danlel
Frayer, negro, who has been adjudged in
sane. This morning commission of lunacy,
consisting of Justices Isbell, Crulc6neio,
and Crew, will inquire into the mental con,
dition of Preston Watkins, negro, supposco
tn he insane.
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The FLEE EsTCRDAy.-The Fire Depart
men. was called out yesterday morning about
II O'Clock by an alarm from box II, caused
by the burning of few shingles on the roo!
Of house occupied by Ann Harris (co-
lored). No. 1908 st. Stephens street.
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DEATH OF FORMER CITIZEN OF RIcH'
aosD-Dr. Heath Jones Miller, for many
years connected with one of the banks OF
this city previous to and since the war, dled
in Charlotte county on Wednesday last alter
a rrotracted illness. The deceased was o
mesaber of DR.. Reads church at the time OF
his death, and was widely known IN the
state. He was esteemed for many noble
traits of character. His remains WIN De ln'
TERED in Charlotte county to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-19

IA; OLD AyDMARK.'-Narpers' weekly
fer this week contains i historic sketch Oh
the FIRST African church OF this city, WIN
interior and exterior views of the churcn
building, q baptiSmal scene. and picture OF
tie Rev. Jaroes Holmes, its pastor. Received
from j. T. Ellyson. 1l12 Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-19

POLICE ApPoINrMENT.-At a meeting OF
tho Pourd of Police Commissioners held
Yesterday YES afternoon Mr. John D. Perrlp, q
weI, known and faithful policeman, who has
heretofore been acting sergeant, was ap'
nointed full sergeant Oh the force.
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w GENTLEMEN's SUMMER MERINO

nB@ GENTLEMEN's SUMMER MERINo
SHIRTS ut 75c., S5c., 9Cc., and 81 worth 81
and 1926;
Gcntlcmen's Isle THEARD SHIRTS at g.. .25
and 81. so worth 81 so and So,
Geutlemen'S SILK SHIRTS from $1.75 to $3.50,
Gentlemen's GAUZE SHIFTS at 5Oc.,
Gentlemcn's LINEN COLI ARS at 6Oc. per dozen
worth Il so,
LINEN CUFFS at 33 per dozen worth "a,
LINEN HANDKERCHIfFS. very cheap. at
LEVY BROTHERS'.
full assortment Of COLGATE'S SOAP.
jy17
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Finger MAsHED.-Frank Stevens, While
on caopd in running press ut G. G. Baugn'
mans lob printing-house yesterday, had one
of bis fingers very badly mashed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H~ LINEN MBRIC HANDKER.
CHIEFS at 75c. per dozen;
LADIES' COLORED-BORDER and HEM
STITCH Ed DHANDKERCHIEFs; ,.a
HEMsT1TCHRD HANDKERcHIEFsa at SO per
dozen worth a3;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs at ss per
dozen worth "a;
LACE EHANDkERCHIEFS In all qualities;
EMBROIDERED HANDK KERCHIEFS In great
variety;
A large assortment Of HANDKERCHIEFS for
children at LEVY BROTHFRS,
Look at our ONE-DOLLAR KID GLOVES. iel7
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For THE Observation-Disclosures Per-
rv announces that the popular train-the
NGrass WidowerS," will make the first trip
through to Staunton on Saturday afternoon
ot 1.1S O'Clock,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-19

We are glad to state that Messrs. W. ID. BLAIR Il
Co. are prepared 10 fill all wholesale aud retail
orders for liquors. Notwithstanding the fire at their
store Saturday night. In few days they will have
an entirely new stock OF fiue teas and groc -iies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-19

TRANSFER pR1NTING-lNKs viii copy clear anu
distinct for an indefinite period of tlme Send your
orders for work to he done in these inks TO the DIS
patch Printing-House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-19

r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE uE
LACE and BUTTON GAtTERS,, As-S. :
LADIES' aud Misses' Serge Eexed and Button GAL
I..dias' Sni Misses French, y.'ack Kid, and Serge
CROQUETS;
Maria Autoinette BUSklNS; r CT m,
PEI,S aud WALKING SH0k .; a,
Gestlpmen's, Bows. 21d Youths Call prlnee Aa-
Lert UXEOkDS, TIES, &e., b02:' plaiii' anu @N'
tension toes ,,.,, stynus
Ch,idrsn,s ana Infants CoIo:cd and black sncEs t
aud SLIPPERS in endless vari ely, juss 1e-
ceiyed for early spring trade: ,up .rD
ftJSTOM WOfK MADE TO Oh DER aa,,L AL
cf1aRANTEED TO FIT. REPAIR Nc neauS
and promptly done.
"' SneciaI attention paid to orders. soN
TP''' JOHN II. BOSCHEE u SON,
,ato1 500 and Gil Broad IreeL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-19
"a MARSEILLES QUILTS at $3.50 worth

G1' MARSE1LLESQ QUILTS at $3.50 worth
So;
MARSElLLES QUILTS at - worth Sc;
MARSElLLES QUILTS al IS worth IS;
HONEY-COMB QUILTS at 81. .25 worth s1.75;'
HONEY-COMB QUILTS at S1.75 worth $3.50;
HONEY-C0MB QUILTS &2 worth So;
CROCHET QUILTS at $3.50 worth ~:
COLORED QUILTS at 81 25, 81 so, $1.75, and
s2.
AL 20 per cent. below regular prices. Those In
want OF quill should not purchase until they have
examined the stock OF LEVY BROTHtRs,
CcLGATE's VIOLET WATER redu :ed TO s5c.
per bottle. fel7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-19

DRESS GoODs.-E. B. SPENCE II son Keep III
stock great variety OF piec, goods, which they are
making up at short notice. They have good cutters
and excellent workmen, and make suits u the Eer!
lowest living prices. Give them call.