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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-01
RICHMOND. August 90. 1874

Friend Dispdtch,-I saw in your paper of
Fridays issue about Gan Architects expert
ence of Putting on Slate Roofing by bedding
them in Hydraulic Cement" ANY one OF
experience might know that the roof of any
house newly built will shrink, causing the
cement to crack and not adhere to the sheet
ing or slate, by which if any water should
get in there is no outlet for it. The best
method of putting on slate roof is by put
ting it on lath and rendering it in full with
good lime mortar inside. Forty years. eXpe
rience as slater through this world ha:
taught me.
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NOTICE to w. c. and p. d. Of WISDOM
IN LODGE. No. l, 6. S, and EVER TRTE
LODGE, No. 3, ID. s., are hereby notified 70 attend
A called meeting THIS ffuesdlyj EYESiSG, at
5 o'clock at Ever True Lodge, NO. 8. By order Of
7. 4. JOHNSON.
so11tk =. D.. H.
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Riflln1o1td llispatlEl.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE CoMBEED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
TUESDAY ....... SEPTEMBER i, 1874
THE WEATHER To-DAY.-Fron our re-
ports tss morning the probabilities are that
The toeather to-day ,1ill be clear or partly
cioudy
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NOTES MusIC The Monumental
church was closed on sunday.
Rev. Mr. Norwood officiated at st. Paul's.
At the Leigh-Street Baptist church Rev.
George F. Williams preached morning and
night. Rev. DR.. Garlick is absent from the
city, assisting Mr. Clopton in New Kent,
where revival is in progress.
At the Second Baptist church large con-
gregations assembled morning and evening,
despite the fact that at the time of the latter
service the weather was very threatening.
Rev. j. +. Deans, of Norfolk, preached on
both occasions. In the morning his dis
course was well suited to the communion
season, and at night he delivered solemn
sermon to the impeuiten. At both services
the music was excellent. In the morning q
new Deus Miseratur," by Danks, WAS sung
at opening. During the collection the lovely
quartette, go, Thou God who Hearest
Prayer" was beautifully rendered by Misses
Redtord and Reinhardt, aud Messrs. Red
ford and Grant. at night the choir was re.
inforced by Mrs. Tyler formerly Loocher-
many, who in the opening piece (Gloria in
ExcelSis, by Henry Wilson, sung with all
the power and sweetness characteristic OF
tbia exquisite artistic, as also in the closing
hyma,
"Depth of mercy, can there be,
Mercy still reserved for me -
During the singing of this hymn-a ten.
der and pathetic arrangement by Cots
chalk-many could scarcely keep back the
starting tear. The evening ofertory, " Fa'
ther, whatever of earthly bliss" sung by
the quartette above named, was also piece
Of great musical excellence, and was beauti.
fully sung. In all the hymns the coDgrega
ton united with great heartiness-a custom
universal with this body Of worshippers.
Professor Turner presided at the organ, US
usual, in most satisfactory manner.
BeuIah Methodist church, which is stu.
ated about eight miles below the city, was
dedicated on Sunday morning-Rey. George
c. Vandcrslice preaching the dedicatory ser
mon, from Isaiah, 62d chapter, Sd and 4tt
verses.
At Centenary Methodist church on Sun
day Rev. DR.. Edwards received six persons
as members-fve by certificate and one by
profession.
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RICHMOND CALEDONIA CLUB.
SECOND ANNUAL GATHERING AND PIC
MIC AT THE FAIRGROUNDS,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,l1s74.
GREAT ATTRACTION.

Competition IN the ancient games OF Scotland.
Dancing in the large and spleudid hall on the
grounCs.
McCANN's popular brass and string bandsare en-
engaged for the occasion.
The CLUBS PIPERS viii also performs IN fnil
Highland costume.
Cars will be run from Broad street to the grou ds
at Intervals,
Admission, SOC. Children under ten years Of age,
ana accompanied by their parens. free. s.,
Committee 0r Arrdng dngemtntS.-Giibert PHILIP,
H. w. Stevenson, John Beatlie, James b. Mitchell,
Robert sim. Peter Donald.
Floor mittee.-John Shapks, james Mac Dou-
gall, Thomas alcN Niyen, William Mason.
Reception COntmiHee.-A Alexander Dick. George
Bell, Al. xander Men lillian. nu 31.3t
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HYMRSEAL.- marriage licenses
were issued in the clerks office OF the Hus-
,ipss Court during the month of August. VI
this number sixteen were issued to white
couples, and twenty-one to colored. & s
From the county clerks office seven mar
riage licenses were issued-three to white
and four to colored couples. -
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FLOUR INsPECTIoSs.-The following IS
statement of the flour Inspected IN hicn'
mond during the month OF August, 1919
493 barrels family, 2,727 barrels extra super
fine, 81 haf-barreis extra supertine, 966 par
rels superfine, 3S4 barrels fine, l3l bafreE
middlings, 2l9 barrels condemned.
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DEEDS RscoRDED.- hundred and
tyenty-one deeds were recorded during the
past month in the Office of the clerk OF the
Chancery Court. 90.
In the Henrico county clerks office htty-
one deeds were recorded ArtA
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LITHoGRApHIc ESTABLISHMENT soLD.-Ihe
Southern Lithograhic establishment of this
city was yesterday sold, Messrs. sImons g
Nottingham being the purchasers. The same
firm recently purchased the entire taollsh,
ment of Mir. C.. l.. LudH They Intend
fitting up frst-class establishment, and and
will in few weeks move into the large ball
now occupied by the First Regiment as an
armOry.
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E'OR RENT, OFFICE and DWELL-G:s
i ING No. 21O Ninth street, containing I'LL
eight rooms water-closcts, &c, and Kitchen Ut.
tacned. Would suit n lawyer or doctor Apply TO
j. l.. APPERSON.
an 91.6t Real Estate Agent.
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CoLoaED Sons OF TEMPER ANcE. u. This y orael
ia said to be making rapid progress IN this
vicinity and elsewhere in tss state. Appi.. 2or.
cations for the initiation OF new memsers
are numerous. Rev. w. B. Derrick, OF lhe
Tbird.stree Methodist church, vii. make .
public address to the order at Odd-FeiloTs, Is 1s
fall ON Sunday, the 18th instant, at . Z. IA "a.
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a rNIlEnsttN 4 " htSts. DEALEkss issss5s
Il Wot5D AND 60 VI, Hasin Bans. bssms ~ en-
piji ana Nest Virginia Goa. all grades: AnthIa.
| et. Coal. sli grades, sold ey Msisnt fpft Sese,
haii and lump. TAX and Pine Nooas long saN 81
ase srsers left ri King Teads. eorner Blosd and
s. no. ssssss5' ~ - ANffEHSpS,
s.uYetcn 81 tf1H y d. hi Ss
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Nsw TABERNACLE TO BE ORG GANIzED.-i d.
Johnson,5D. D.. d. Master tor tne cltles ~
Richmond and Petersburg. zWih Organize ~ ~
a few days new Tabernacle, Known y
Salem Tabernacle, No. -, OF, the deneial
Grand Accepted Order OF Brotners ana sis'
tiers Of Love end Charity 2 in this city.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. Sarah A. Woodcock,
wife of the late Rev. John Woodcock, died
suddenly in this city on Sunday morning,
it is supposed of heart disease. She will be
buried this morning at 10 O'Clock from Cen
tenarY church.
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Mrss BaASpr's CoNcERT.---On Thursday
evening Miss y. A. Brandt and her scholars
will give vocal and instrumental concert at
the Virginia Opera. House, Oh Wbicn oeca'
sion many choice selections may be expected.
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THE Aims. House INvEsTGAT7oN.-The in
vestigation into the charges preferred against
Mr. Bigger, superintendent of the Aims
House, by Mrs. Poore. late matron of that
institution, will commence at that place
to-day
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auCrI0N SALES THls DAY.

JOHN W. WRIGHT, s. @. OF B., 10 a. NJ, ~
Cook Laughton's auction store, large te' iol oi
merchandise, &C.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS P. ~, framed dwelins
No. 115 south Adams street.
cHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., r. NJ, . lot on
Pine between Beiv.dsre and Albemarie streets.
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THE FIRE LAST EYENISG.-About sio
O'Clock last evening an alarm was turned IL
At box No. So, Tredegar IRON w ofks, caused
by the partial burning Of The cupslo st Ine
Tredegar. The fire was of q trihipg eharac'
ter. and was speedily extingu guished.
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THg EXCURSION TO WEST PoIsT JESTER
DAY.-The excursion to West Point yester-
day, under the management of Messrs. S.
R. Perdue and Others, was in every way a
success. Quite large number of persons
participated on the occasion. The day was
very pleasantly spent at the Point in dane
Ing, boating, and other amusements. Great
credit is due to the gentlemanly managers
for the manner in which everything passed
of, and all present returned to Richmond
greatly pleased with their trip.
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POLICE Court, MoNDAY-Po!ice Justice
Joseph j. White presidin9.-The following
cases were disposed of:
J. Boswell, charged on warrant with felo-
niousy forging certain order of j. 4. Dan
bridge on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company for 5000, and did utter and at
tempt to employ as true. and genuine the
said order, with intent 10 defraud, on the
1st day of July, 1874. Continued to We'd
nesday, September I'd, on account Of the
absence Of witnesses.
Charles C. Rose, charged with interfering
with passengers at the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad depot and resisting the police, was
fined 81 for disorGerly conduct.
Queen Victoria (colored), charged with
being common prostitute and street.Wak-
er, and also supposed to be insane. Com.
mission de E,lndttco ingairendo ordered.
George Baker, charged with unlawiuly
and felOniously entering the dTelling-house
of Eliza Taylor and Lucy Taylor and steal
ing $50 in United States currency, and divers
articles Of wearing apparel, all OF the value
of 500, on the 29;h day of August, 1874
Sent on 70 the grand jury and committed tc
Jail.
Richard Coleman, charged with unlaw
Kesier for the purpose of committing lar
cepv. was committed toja for three months
IN defIult OF surety in $500, as Suspicion:
character.
Margaret Shelton, charged with assauitins
and chokiugTiolet White and throwing hel
goods and chatte1s cut of the house 0
which Margaret snelton and violet Whlt'
are co-tcnants. Fined Sou.
Fritz Boshep, charged with assaultlns
abusing. and using indecent language Z
Miss Gentry. Tined S5.
+. j. Gcrt:y, ann E. Gentry, ana jour
Esnan, charged with assaultlng, abusing
crrsiGs, aud using Indecent language Il
Fritz Boshen. Ann Gentry and John ia
gan were discharged. F. T. Gentry nne'
SIS, and bound over to- keep the peace 10
sin months, with c. j. Wicks as surety.
Frances Morris, charged with being dis
orderly aud creating disturbance on 10
street, Fined s. and committed to Jail TO
thirty days in default Of payment, or unit
paid.
Lucie Kinney, charged with assaultins
cursine. and abusing Frances Morris. Fine
s. and committed to Jail for thirty days i
default Of payment, or until PAID.
Sarah Mackie, charged with using proian
and indecent language on the street. Fine
81.
Joseph Baker and Francis C. Witt, charge
with trespassing upon the premises {
Janetta McGarey, sc. Ordered to leave th
premises at once.
Sidney Atkinson and R. x. Atkinson
charged with assaulting and cutting Fran
Dickerson with intent to kill, DC. Sidne
discharged r. *. Atkinson sent on to tn
grand jury. Bail allowed in $500:
George Thompson, charged with cursiD
and abusing, assaulting and beating Annl
Williams, was fined 50. =.
IA large number of other cases were Oil
posed of, the parties being discharged.
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LADIES, If you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, go to K. FEHEAND1Sl
the ouly practical hair rdresser in this city. Estab
lished in 1868. At No. 613 Broad street.
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GAuzE USDERsHIRrs, linen aud alpaca coass'
and all other articles Of summer wear, tor sae al
orae,,v reauccd prices by T. b. SPENCE & SON.
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TRANSFER PRISTING-lSKs Tor copying lel'ei
headings, statements, way-blls, &c. Gan oe eopieu
In the ordinary letter-pre book. seio your oiusi'
for printing in these Inks, and ior all other uesc
t,ons of printing, to the Dispatch Printing-House.
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YELLOW BANANAS at PIzzINI's.

KEEP CooL.-You can keep cool by getting your
summer clothing from E. B. SPENCE & Son. They
are selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
Give them a call ut 800 Main street.
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STATE Treasury The balance in the STATE
Treasury yesterday was $a55, ,006.e2.
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Go to PIzz1NI's and get some of those delicious
PEACHES
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R.saz oP THERMoAErRa in the Dispatcaa
co,1uIiag-room Monday, August Slsl
sAinM A. = 7a
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THE BEST PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS Is at Lev
BROTHERS.
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BE SURE TO READ LEVY BROTHERS new adver
tiscment.
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TOR RENT, a very desirable BRICK G;a
Il HOUSE, situated on the east side CT Clay Eta
h,weeu First and Second srees S, No. los, cOntaiu-
ing seven rooms: kitchen wilt Two rooms; water
and gas-all In thorough repair. Possession can De
Also STORE and DWELLING on Broad near
Mayo street. Apply 10 r. -. ESCt',
All 3l-3f No Fourteenth street.
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TOR RENT.-By virtue of an execu- G;A
= ton in my hands shall nroceed to rent S;l
out. on the PREMISES on MONDAl, AuguStd 81:
over the store of j. =. Blaud s. Co., on Cary BE-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets !afety 0ccu-
MED iy G. a. Wallace. JOHN W. WRIGHT.
su-1'o Sheriff city of HI ch nond.
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CLOTHING AT CUSI1
WILKINSON & WITuERs, CLoTH1ERs,

1907 MAIN STREET,
preparatory to the coming fall trade, offer from
,n,s d,,e their entire stock OF spring and sum-
mer clothing, embracing many goods suitable tor
fall wear at cost Boys clothing and broken ines
of mems clothing and furnishing goods they oier
without reference to cost. Such an opportunity 70
purchase clothing az low prices is seldom present.
al Give t,en call, and buy fine goodsat less than
,,suoI nrices of common goods. Terms strictly
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CONCORD GRAPES JUS: received at PIzz,S1's.

TIE BEST and cheapest dry goods are at LEVY
~,
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CLOTHING At COST!

REME,fBER Levy BROTHERS ask bat one price
the lowest. -
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m1 THE BEST ToOTH-POWDER.
5gEEFESGS.


ASONIC NOTICE.-The men, & !.
IYl bers OF RICHMOND LODGE. No. 10. Xxx
are requested TO attend a sra'ed meeting or
their Lodge at the Masonic Hall, on Franklin
street between Eighteenth aud Nj etecnth- ON
THIS Tuesday EVENING at z O'Clock. The
ia good standing are invi cd attend. BY order Of
the ". NJ, JAMES y. R1DUiCk,
Secretary.
SEPTEMBER / A, L. 5S74. A. D. 1874 sc Lit
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uITNDOW.GLASs. 800 boxes of French
and American WlNngW. AZ Ass,, :, asso y g W
81 s'seso sa os lss y" s'ie " A'- Druggists,
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OST, Yesterday, 31st August, on Main
1 4 street between Monroe ParA and "iShth street.
y SNAIL PEARL BRELSTPlE. A rcword VIII
he Maid on the delivery at this office. Sc l.2t
DUNCH OF KEYS LOST between Cary
49, porI,s Hotel 49,. Sc 1-1l*
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TOR RENT, q desirable STORE and a.:
L WAREHOUSE on ,ary street between Eli
Thirteenth and Virginia stree Is.
A new three-story BRICK DWELLING on the
north side of Main street between Henry and Bel
vidcrc streets. - oo, -.
A desirable BRICK DWELLING. No. 9o4 west
Marshall street. between t,iIner and shaier streets
with basement: TWO stories and attic above,
kitchen, sc. - =,
New BRICK STORE and DWELLING on BROOK
avenue. nt xt 10 the corner OF Baker street 1
N.w BRICK SIORt and DWELLING ON W IL
iamsburg avenue. corner of Graham street.
FRAME DIV ElLING. with four rooms; on
Stntr s.ree between Williamsburg avenue and Full
ton street. Apply 10 klCHAkl,SON y Co.,
an a. -9r 1ll3 Main street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TT / 1T1TTENTiON. "F'n COMPANY = E
a EVERY MEMBER of this company b or 4
dered to attend regular nes aos q nianr i.i ~ "
THIS (Tuesday) ESEAiNa IL Or ot"' wv 40 s' - =
By order of Captain u. T. CLARKE.
~ ROBERT II. GILLIAN.
sa1-1tx Orderly Sergeant
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AMENE5EEETH.
laoNcERT.--A GRAND VOCAL. AND.

faONcERT--A q RAND VOCAL AND
" Ct CtsNCrRT will be given
the Virginia 0pera-H -House by 8lss a. A. Brandt
and her schoIars..lon III UKSilAY x. .EYENING,
ne
Duets, trfos. aud ch0ruSes- On which occasioBit
will give them much pleasure 10 see All their
|SCHUTZENi PARK, pELiGHTFULa
~ sUHMER RETREAT, FIVE SCENERY,
Gently fixed up and put In thorough order. Is Tor
rent 10 Lodges, Orders, prfyate parties. &c, &c.
Being on the bank of The river. Ii commands the
the city. There fs on the ground q new and ete-5s
gaat pavilion for dancing. &c.
The Park L. open daily FOR the reception or yIsts
tors. No pains nor expense have been spared 20
make 1.-THE equal OF any plsce Of amusement tr tha
city. Good order will be strictly enforced. Apply
on the grounds, or through poss-o1fce box 40.
5f5 YUENGLING & st;O..
ie 25-3m ProDri stOrs. -
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MASONIC .NOTlCE.-The men,. e.
r. and A. Masous are summoned TO attend/ w
the stated meeting THIS lTuesoay) EVENlSG,
September l, S74, al Z O'Clock. members OF sis
ter lodges and transient brethren IN good standing
are fralernaly invited 90 attend: BY order OF the
W. 81. w. Ii. l.. CoMbs,
Sc 1-1tk Secretary.
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nor RENT, very desirable HOUSEA
Il over the store OF John II. Rose, No. ! 81 0 EEL
north Main street; all i'll good repair. Possession
can be had II once. f. j.. EaCHo,
nm 213t Real Estate Agent.
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NOR RENT. A PORTION OF A :a
L HOUSE, suitable for Il small family, In a fa:l
desirable neighborhood. Apply at 3l2 IWsltth
II al <S-ot
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EesST, STRAYEn, &c.

T-OST. on Saturday the 29th of August, on
Msrshall street between First and Fifth streets,
~ G0iE ENA MtI.LtD BREASTPIH. with peSr,s
A suitable reward will b. given by returning ihe
same 10 80. 20 Marshall street, corner OF First
1-1f
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DOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGS g.:
4 No. 100. corner OF First and Main ats sa.4
formerly Judze ilallyburtons, In goQd order. fos-
session LIST Of September.
SUITS OF ROOMS. with use OF parlor, ana q
FRONT BASEMENT ROOM suitable for pr"tes.
sionrl office: All central and within few minutes
walk of the capitol, post-oflice, NC, &C Apply 70
~ w. 4. ROBINS, Agent,
office OO5 Bank street,
on oS3t next TO cnStom-houSe.
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rARGOES FRESH CRATE and STOVE
" ANTHRACITE COAL just discharged, at low
est price for best quality:
WEST VIRGINIA SPINT-the best;
CLOVER HILL LUMP-spendld quality and
fresh;
NORWOOD, QUINNIMoNT, and CUMBR-
LAND, for engines
James River S6FI COKE;
KlNDLING, COOKING, and CORD WOOD, une-.
qualled In cheapness and quality.
j. Il. WATKINS.
au26 Ninth and Cary streets.
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WANTS.

-. : t,-,..,-,-TTS -, ,,,-TTS WANTED.-Wanted,
DNIl MA a,ys \ IrGlCKLAiNKs by yn the Gay. q y,
u Eul&Gtr At lli6 Broad street Apiisl spe i;slts ~
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OHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.

"
Best Oak and Pine WOOD, long, sawed, and split
ready for use:
Best Carbon Hill SOFT COhE, prepared fof Stoves
and ranges:
Best Clover Bili COAL, clear and free from slate;
Rost West Virginia COAL, that can't be beat
Best ANTHnACITE COAL, well screened and
sold by weight.
ANY of ibe above fuel can be bought Of me as
cheap AS Il can be had else where In the city. have
no reference {, dealers VINO propose TO sell for less
money and deliver less fuel.
ouo2 Seventh aud hain and Broad near first.
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N9TICE.-CERTIFIC No. 25I for
~ four shares and No. 323 for three shares, of
old stock of the VIRGINIA Fire and Marine lnslr-
auce Company, In my name, have beer lost or mis-
LAID. -, x, o.
rone,r,t of the same JOHN &. STONE.
jy IL law2mTu a#-
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A NNUAL MEETING OF. HENRlCO
N COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD.-The members
of The District School Boards of Henrico county
are requested to attend the annual meeting OF the
County School Board of Henrico county, TO De bed
at the office Of W., r. Polk i Cos NO: Ienta
Street on THURSDAY, September 8, 1874. at .
io,ciocs noon. Clerks Of district Boards are re"
Is ~ t.h.irman ss w. r.. POLK t2ss
" an M ss.td -" Clerk Of HenrIco School Board.
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Il1-.-----..,1 I,E1'-..---..--.1,-17- r\\NAsSEKS.-We ouer
\,-ANt th,' 10, raj ',duc.,nen,s,o epsrseMsaf p 4
'.%y,.ras, IN i'r '''! " II. GOODRICH,
r'"' S23 Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-07
AL Elk ANDRIA

Too NERDANT.-A Young and handsome lad y
who resides in West End, visited dry good J
store on the corner of KING street last Frld sy
would be witty clerk, with a struggling nous
tacbe on his lip, impertinentIy replied that he
was the only one in at present. She promptly
Ierhed that she did not want a green one,
therefore he would not suit, aud LETT the store
yowiDg never to enter it again
MIssING-A German named Rudolph Bru-
ner prominent member of the Young Mems
Chflstlan Association, and until lately street
car conductor has been missing for Sc yeral DAYS
past, and has, It is generally reported, run off,
carrying with him all the money he could Law
his hands upon. One of the means he EMPLOYED
LOT raising the wind was TO buy two framed
houses, tear them down and sell the m ateri al
at considerable advance upon the drst Sun all
payment of the purchase money ne had paid,
Auuslon TO his detection aud fall WAS made at
the meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A Yesterday after
noon, and prayers were offered for his reclaim l.
tl0n.-Gdzette, last ereniag.