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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

CELEBRATION BY TIE RED MEN.-Yesterday
the independent Order of Red Men celebra-
lea st. Tammauy's Day, the anniversary oil
tneir order, by street parade and picnic
at the Fair-Grounds.
AT s O'Clock the four Tribes of this
clty-PoSahontas, Chickahominy, Anawon,
ana Jamestown, numbering three hun.
dred and h1y men-formed in line in
front OF the City Hall, aud, followed
BY carriages containing the widows and or.
phans OF the Order, paraded, With Kessnich's
and McCann's bands, through several of the
principal streets and proceeded TO the Fair
Grounds, where the day was passed in So
| cial picnic, dancing, and impromptu games
Several baseball matches were played, anC
in one between picked nine (not Red Men
from Manchester and nine of the Or
der the Manchester party were the win
ners. During one Of the games Mr. Hard
ing, while lying on the ground, was strucl
on the head by bat accidentally thrown from
the hands of player and was badly hurt
He was removed in carriage and attended
by DR.. Tabb.
In the evening, just before the Red Mel
returned, Past Sachem w. E. Granger, OF
behalf of Pocahontas Tribe, presented Col
onel w. C.. Darlington a handsome pas
officers regalia, made of crimson silk-yelve
lined with silk. trimmed and embroidered
with gold fringe, and bearing the emblem
of the Order.
Colonel Darlington appropriately receive'
the unexpected testimonial of the good vii
Of his brethren, and speeches were made b.
Messrs. C. f. Meredith and j. j. White.
After day most pleasantly and harmoni
ouSly spent the tribes marched back to th
City Hall and were dismissed.
The Order is rapidly increasing in mum
bers throughout the State, having organized
six new tribes this year, and is doing goo'
work in The interest Of widows and orphans
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BENEFIT OF THE LOUISIANA SUrFERERs.-
DR.. George w. Bagby and Mr. James z. Co.
wardin were welcomed by tine audience at
the Virginia Opera-House last night. The
reputation of these two humorists, combined
with The knowledge that the entire net pro-
ceeds of their entertainment were to be de.
voted to the relief Of the Louisiana sufferers
by the late flood, drew together many of our
best people, and from the beginning to the
end the speakers and the hearers were in full
sympathy. The programme presented was
very rich one, and comprised many of the
best and brightest gems from the writings
of DR.. Bagby and Mr.. CowardiD. All pre-
sent were we'll pleased, in testimony whereof
they were liberal in applause. McCann's
First Regiment band volunteered their SER
vices and discoursed some choice music.
The sum of money realized will no doubt
prove a very acceptable contribution to the
fund being raised to aid the sufferers, and
will be the first to 60 forth from this city to
succor our much afflicted southern brethren.
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A Card.

I have been advised by friends thank
God, l have some left to delay public eX'
PLANTATION of my connection with the Jackson
Eacho house e-Durning case for 4 ie" days,
and, with an assurance to the pubic that IL
shall be but few days, humbly ask, ior
the sake of justice and my little ones, that
they delay their opinions until can nave
fair, honest hearing before an impartial,
sober people, when | shall be wiling 70 s'and
or fall by their verdict, even though l appear
noyerty contending against wealth.
Respectfully, &C.,
ROBERT 3. CgADDoCK.
hay -, 1874.
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ITSgAlLABLs LETTERS REMAINING IN THE

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE MAY II, 1SI4.--Messrs.
Wake & Corbin, 2423 Main street, city;
Southern Churchman, Alexandria, Va; !; l..
E. Harvie, Chula, Amelia county, va; Mr.
Moncure, on plank road near the forks; MIS-
Samuel Merritt, Rockaway, Morris county,
Nj; Mr.. w. Rowe, Third Police station !;
r. \. G.. care of Richmond Dispatch, kicn-
mond, Va; Irwin Watkins, No. 3lS west
Grace street, Richmond, Va: Edward Wash
ington, No. l east Twenty-eiShth street;
one with no address.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowkiEG.-Mr
". F. Manson, OF this city, met with mar
row escape from drowning Yesterday eve
n;ns He, with one or two companions:
was ut the time fishing in the river. He
was was standing up in the boat when it sud
aen,v s,r,Ick = stump or pile under the wa
ter. and he was thrown overheard: Being
Unable TO swim, it at first seemed that be
vas in deadly peril, but he was rescued alter
having been swept down the stream con-
siderable distance. He went home IN o
damp condition, but we'll pleased with his
fortunate escape.
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ONE OF THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHERS In this city
is our friend DAVIES, Of the LEE GALLERY He is
at No. $50 Main street, and when our friends wish
their pictures taken they cannot go amiss to call
Inc Lee Gallery. This gallery has splendid ana
meil-elrnedrepntaion. 1t does good work at rca-
senahle prices, and deserves well OF the public
Rea2tous Herald, Aurch 10. 1874.
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ASSEMBLY HALL.-The Miltonian tableau,
now on exhibition at Assembly Hall, con.
tinues to attract very fair audiences. The
proprietor proposes to give benefit for the
Louisiana sufferers, and it is to be hoped
will receive proper support and encourage.
,nent from our people in bis commendabie
undertaking.
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DwELLISG-HoUsE BUKSED.-The residence
of Mr. William White, situated on the WI
Iiamsburg road about two miles from THIS
city, was totally destroyed by fire on baon'
day afternoon about 6 O'Clock, together With
all the furniture which was in the house.
The house was insured for $4,000 in the
Eoyal Insurance Company Of Liverpool and
London, of which Major j. II. Claiborne Is
AGENT in this city. The fire originated from
sparks from the chimney, which set ire 10
the roof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

HgsRrco SUNDAY-SCHooL UNION An ad-
iourred quarterly meeting of the HenrIco
Sunday.School Union of the Protestant
Eeisccopal Church was held at st. Pauls
church last nigbt-Rev. DR.. Mlnnigerode In
the chair, and Mr.. =. FL. Mayo, secretary;
Proceedings were opened with the usuai
services by Rev. Dr.. Peterkin.
The reports of the various Sunday schools
were presented, and made the following e4'
bihit
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SPRING STYLES.-lhe styles Of business and
dress suits at Z. 3. SPENCE & SONS ere handsome
and very reasonable in price. Their stock Of piece
goods is large alt handsome, and TO those who pre-
fer having their clothes mad: 10 order every In
tIlcemen: is cfertd in the way o. good cutters, e&-
perieuccd workraen, ard mode rate prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

Police COURT, TuEsDAY-Justice Wh'te
Joseph Brown (negro), guilty of an assaul
upon bis wife, was sent to Jail for tiiteel
DAYS. james Bailey and Hamilton Martin
charged with an assault upon James Gilman
were bailed until the 18th in $500.
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IF / want ! tine Cigar,
Or some snuff 10 cure catarrh;
II some Meersch.un goods | need,
Or q chew OF tirst-cIass Weed
Ii for Magazine or Book,
Or the Latest News look;
If some Studs l wonld obtain,
Ora Breasipin, Ring, or Chaln;
If q Cane be my desire,
Or Umbrella ! require,
Or some Notions choicest KNOB
Sure las taxes). ! will find
hem ut ScuAAP'S, l402 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

FRESH COP LIVER oIL.--FGess MEADE 4 BA-
hEH nave Jast gotten In from New Foundlaud q
full supply Of their yesy celebrated c,d liver oil,
and all who require the article can rely OH theirs
as being perfectly fresh and pure as they impor,
direct, and 1t is no. subjected 10 the soph,stica-
lions and fltra;ions which render other oils nau-
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E. b. SPENCE & SONS stock Of reaay-madc
clothing Of gentlemen's furnishing goods Is very
large and we'll selected, and they are 0ttrns every
incuccment to purch aserS. Give them call.
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y-ciTl2HHs: Conscious Of having faith
g.: ...g-.4 ia. duties Of my Office during the
-. y..rs mo-: re- pcctfuliy announce my
~: -...ti.t at. FOR reelection 10 the otice OF
HIGH CONSTABLE
.:'.4 ~sv - l.ici,noud. subject TO the decision
{! ...@' n',..vstiye nominating convention.
!-T1-;.5 A. &. DCESBEKRY.
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diam cnds,
watches, jeweiry, siiyerware, &c. Call 1t 4. HAIR
RIs's Loan Office, 322 Main street, and you 1ill
learn All about IL. All transactions strictly conf
DENTAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge IL
L. Bond presidinq.-In this court yesterday,
with consent of counsel, an order was enter
ed reversing the decision of the District
Court in the case of Isaac Jacobs, bankrupt
The case of DR.. j. G.. Lumpkin, involving
construction Of the rights of landlords and
tenants, under the bankrupt act, was argued
and submitted to the court.
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SODA, KIssENGEN. VIcHY, EXCELSIOR SARA.
ToGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER AND GINGER ALE
all on draught, at GEORGE SCHGN's cigar and 10.
bacco store, corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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THE LATE AccIDENr.-Workme were en-.
gagged yesterday in removing the rubbish
from the foundation and propping up the
remaining walls of the brick building, corner
Twenty.second and Main streets, portion
of which fell down on Monday morning.
Hands were at work also taking out the fur
niture which was in the house, and in re-
moving the liquors which fell into the foun'
Slotion at the time Of the accident.
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Picnic OF THE OLD JOHNSTON CLCB.-
The picnic of the Old Dominion CLUB, o
Jefferson Ward, will take place at the Fair
Grounds to-day.
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OFFICIAL LIST Of drawing numbers In Masonic
Relief Association Gift Concert. All gifts cashed
.t my oticr. p. WEIsIGRR.
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hANCHRsTER NEwS-FRANk WANT, Sixth ant
Hull streets, has ice-cream, fruit candy, and al
kinds o: confectionery. Give him cali. Eic-nics
excursions, &c., furnished. All goods delivered
fran
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POT PLANTS OF every variety ut JOHN 1iO!
TONS corner Of Main aud Reservoir streets.
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REGIsrRATloN.-All those entitled to regis
ter should do so to-day.
Those who have moved from one section
of the city to another since last election mus.
get transfers and have their names enrolled
with the registrar Of the voting precinct III
which they now reside.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

APPOINTMENT OF JuDGE.-The Governor
Yesterday appointed George W. EasIey
Judge Of BLAND and Giles, rtce Judge fAihp
strother, resigned.
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ELECTION TICKETS cheapiy and expcd!tiously
printed al this Office.
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( A VERY FINE PHoToGRArH portralt OF
Chief.,Justice Waite was made by h. ..
powers & Co. while the Judge was recently
10 Richmond. II lsin The best style OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

Those splendid COUNTERPASES which LEVY
BROTHERS formerly sold at 81 have been marked
down TO 1850.
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fllY >ERGE CAN'T. .-Feilow Citizens:
y ''"."C;fu.iy GHaounc" myself as candidate
-: ..." p.-ttt5n uf tiiE SERGEANT. subject
..' !. imitation ci the Conservative Convcn-
IL LEWIS II. FEAfSER.
-.Sa-.Myl5
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WARD MgETNGs.-Conseryatiye Wafd
meetings for tie election OF delegates to tne
City Nominaling Convention will take pace
tomorrow night. $.
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ZoSAL GEgASlCMs.-h fine stock on hand al
JOHN HoRTON'S.
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PensoNAL.-Messrs. John b. Tinsley ana
q. B. Luck will preside at the Jordan ROCK
bridge Alum Springs during the coming sea-
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~ THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND


/ IIEHIIDN, CONTRACTORS.-p
l's~!s FOR rebuilding WALLEk'S CHURCH
a. =" i"r'lSr'! al Ire church On WEDNESDAY,
''i' g! !%'h- AT II o'c!rcG \. NJ hy
~ !7.M 4" IltE HtliIIING COMMITTEE
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FRESH STRAwBERRIEs.-A fine lot OF this deli
cious fruit at FIZZISI'S.
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I. 3. Cersley, were appointed to make ar
morrow night at 8 O'Clock, to which all in.
terested are invited.
REGISTRATION NoTlcE.-Eli Sill has been
appointed registrar in the Third Ward utce
James Buchanan resigned, and +. B. Robert.
son in the Fourth Ward pice John C. Rob.
ertson. resigned. The offices of registration
Will be open all the week, and every one
must register. Ward committees are earn.
estly requested to go to work and secure a
tuli registration of the Conservative voters.
STATE ScHoLAEsHIp.-A vacancy exists in
this senatorial district for scholarship in
the University OF Virginia.
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

COMMISSIONER OF Revenues OFPicE.f
hASCHESTkR. May 7, 1874.
An NOW READY TO GRANT GER
IiFItk1Es OF CITY LICE,'sE TAX. All
!iagiia !ale to said tax viii piccSt call ut my Of
ave- Ia tAC Council chamber.
W. r. LITIGOW,
My 7-oH Commissioner OF the Revenue.
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WANTED, a SECOND HAND on bread
W and Roy 10 fearn the business: also.
DlNING-RO0M SERVANT. Il. ADAM.
nv i3-1t%
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..-Er -" honor to announce myself a candidate
: ..-"!-c;iup lu the oilcc of CITY StRG EAST,
'4 ."'' &, me G"c>!on OF the Cons.:- -valve SoIn-
:".".- Convention. Conscious OF haylng dis
c..--~.. -. duties Of the Gfice fDr the past two
ara.s .4it.tU'ly. a2aiu Respectfully solicit your
>. ~. &. .ne l1pr04 04c!.i4g mGaicipal election.
K ptct.u:ly, w
a,-.-.1I5 P.T. MOORE.
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REMoyAL.-A. HARRIS's Loan Office tessabllsht'
in 1869 has been removed to 322 Main street.
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HUsr1NGs CoURT.-This court was rot in
session Yesterday.
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ICY-C0 SODA WATER AMI pure fruit syrui
mo essences us=I) IL WAGSER's drng store.
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WANTS.

w oK-KEEPER. CT ERIK, or otherwise. by
m English gentleman qualified to give satisfaction
In anything that he undertakes. Salary OF tie
object. Address, by letter. w. NJ. Dispntct eiaeer
and any appointment will I've punctually kept.
my13-1l* = 49, SS5 1tttEss E@ $50 i1-tss
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WANTED, TWO FIRSTC LASS SALES
w LADIES OF culture and refinement. Those
Of experience preferred. Address LADY. csre Of
Dispatch ofnce my 1857
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SEE CAEpozo. FoUaQuEEAN 4 CO.'S ADVERT &C.
ment.
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i}OAED.-A LARGE ROOM on first
~ ,I'''F' above The hall. Apply at 63l Aaia
@"Fe- my ll-3ts
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A few pieces OF BLACK aud WHITE STHIPEr
SILK al 90c. L yard AT LEVY BROTHERS..
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CARRIAGES. CARTS, ssc.

CANOPY TOP CaRRIAGEsGSlEaE lEaE
" lust received; also, a hree assort- s6lag-
meut of other styes, Call AID be convinced ;!!at
Iam selling the cheapest and bcs: Carriases IN .he
civ full stock OF Crcckery, Glassware, Bassets,
A"''' ' S ROBERT HAkRoLD,
40 $40 Broad street.
HEADQUARTERS tor CHIL-ett%2ask
npES,S CARRIAGES, co,n.rt ~
sighih and Main sireets-my own nsnulsc.ert
a,ssran,eed TO be superior 10 any In the marIs. ny
.y Mac. In the city 5ou get them. Ny s'ceK
Also. line assortment of FANt1 !, ooptiIS y, inx
CHINA, GLASS anu HiLLo"-'"
prices. ,,.oo 7a7 coraer Highth aud
Main streets. ,,.a. 70 order: old
Z, ,rsa..S taken fn eNshaags. repairing heisE
done at factory, 4l2 Broad erect. my
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TRY WAGNER's 25-ccpi SIZE co!ogne-as goo
ri, hcSt
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T. Il : :.LLtN I IllLENS'-IapLtln
j! H.. .,,t.> c,c.!4,d i reelection 10 The office
.I,..&, "Nnr.Alit.'S ATTORNEY for The
-. .. ......... ...,s. have the honor iu announce
So. 49,. ...;,. :nr liza; oc.cc, subject 10 the
.-... .-..., .,a..rvSiive Nominating Couvcn-
l.. a. -r-ar-:, .it!c!.I position. have no past
"a: lie r'...,. municipal election, give NE
Sc. ,.....sc, L. r..a~ -" future past SatiStac-
~. ..4a~1 y.y4..~. - myself Very truly.
..-.,At- l. Y. MEREDITH.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, a smart, active, and intelli-
w. gent oOY-not man-from fourteen to six
teen years old, to collect bills and attend oftce. Ap-
ply at office, Nineteen III and Cary ST reefs.
my l3-lt G.. II, PAGE,
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LITI EHGISEEa'S OFFICE,t
RICHMOND. v l., NAV ~. 1874.

\ OlltE.-Scalcd proposals will be re-
~lEr! u: this office until TiiCRSDAY, Nav
~. al o'cl'rn NJ, Tor furnishing The city wius
" "!"E!AIH.E SfkAN-ESGiNs AND BOILER
=" a;'"H: ir!I-hors: power.
1"i- VIII state whether either engLsc or boiler
I"- ever icci in itse, witt the time used the
.i'.""rr nalur a5 Ecll as the present condition Of
IL, taTt, ui eact
''|'S al, or all proposals. add 70 make such in
..''r.> q! ti.e parts Of tils engines and boilers
''@'y. ". r.. GU rsHAW,
ing I'm Ity
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Coupons Of higher numbers than the num-
bers given above are not legitimately on the
market.
Registered bonds issued under the fund
ing act and prior to the repeating act of 1872
are called "registered consol>," and are con-
vertibe at the will of the holder into "cou-
pom consols."
Registered bonds issued subsequent to the
repeating act of March I, 1872. are called
| registered peelers," and are convertible at
the will of the owner into "coupon peelers."
CorSol coupons are receivable for taxes;
peeler coupons are not.
The onl y apparent difference between
registered consols" and "registered peel.
ers'' is that the former were issued before
eth March, 1872, and the latter after that
date. The date upon the bonds readily
affords this information.
County and city treasurers have some
times been subjected to loss because Of their
ignorance of the facts we here state.
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MoRTuARY RrroRr.-Tbe following. is the
moftuary report for the week ending Satur-
oay, May 0. 1874, compiled from sextons'
returns received ut the Office of the Board of
Health: - :.
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MAGIc-LANrERN ExH1BITlos.-Yesterday
evening Or. William II. Taylor, professor Of
chemistry and natural philosophy at Tue
Richmond High School, treated the mem.
bers of the School Board, Superintendent
Binford, and number of ladies and citizens
TO very interesting magic-lantern exhi6l-
ton in the room OF bis class. The instru-
ment used was Il very fine one, recently pur-
chased by order of the Board. Operated in
connection with calcium light, it threw
upon upon screen fixed at one end Of the room
pictures very like those exhibitedat Virgioia
opera-House about year ago by Professor
Cromwell. Views of statuary ana natural
scenervand counterfeit presentments of some
handsome public functionaries were shown
with satisfaction to those present and with
great credit to the presiding genius of the
lantern. With the aid of this instrument
Dr.. Taylor will be enabled to lmpart srea.
deal of practical instruction to his class, and
the small expenditure involved will doubt
less be amply justified.
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JET GEap very cheap at LEVY BROTHERS.
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.WANTED, frSt.class COOK, WASHER
aud IRoNEk. Apply At No. BIC west Main
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" HOTEL PROPKIETORS.-Pi oposals
-. az i4r'icd for tie purchaEe OF the FLkSI-
NJ ,AEfETS- LINEN. TABLk.N ARE. &c.
q, " 'lr oY"rton Uole. Of Memphis, Tenn.
ne cntLF" "utlt II IN Grst-etass ordef.
'''lUfucs Information, address
,. C. l.. LOOP,
e. * Memphis, Tenn.
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
~ AND IRUNER for small family. Apply
st COL Grace street. y INV l3-2tsS
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VIZ WANTED.-Fo the purpose Of increas-
w Ing, nv business want = PARTNER, with
$4,000 nr S3 000 either silent or active, In good
paying business. already established. Address,
care Dispatch Office, ~R. a. c."
I-lHt
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VEaBESAs. ROSES. rASsIEs, CARNATIONS, az
FOLIAGE PLANTS of every variety, and all In great
profusion, ut MoRToN'S, corner OF Main aud
reservoir streets.
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STRAWBERRIES! STRAwBERRIES!-PIZziS Il,
another supply Of this delicious fruit.
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NJ ANTED, TO SELL NORTH CARO-
W LIMA and VIRGINIA SEASONED LUN-
BtR: We have large variety OF sises Oh hahd,
both heart aud merchantablc.
my11-3t TREDEGAR COMPANY.