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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-03

PERsoHAL.-Colonel NJ. D. Ball, of Aiexan-
dria, has been elected clerk Of the second
committee of investigation-the committee
appointed to examine the affairs Of all the
basement offices.
Judge Hughes has appointed Mr.. John r.
Ross crier of his court in place of Ar.
Charles E. Gregory, who has removed to
Petersburg.
Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D. D., Of the Second
Presbyterian church, has returned to the
city.
Captain Greenfield, Of Her Britannia ! Ma- |,
jesty's army, Bombay staff corps, and VIII
liam Harwood, Esq, solicitor, Shanghai,
China, have been sojourning in the city for
the past few days. These gentlemen are
visiting this Stale with view to ascertain
her resources and the peculiar inducements
offered for the investment Of capital, and arc
large capitalists.
Rev. Father Brady, Of Norfolk, is in the
city.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Thurs.
pIY-Jtldge Ro. ". Hughes presidsng.-The
following business was tranSacted:
In the matter of George W. Scott, bank
rupt, order was made for the assignee to set
apart for the bankrupt, for his Congressional
exemption, $500 of the proceeds Of the sale
of the bankrupt's estate, in addition to the
property exempt from levy by the Slate laws
in force in 1864.
In the matter of Charles Alexander, bank
rupt, order for the assignee to sell the follow
ing real estate Of the bankrupt: $50 and 420
acres of land in Mecklenburg county, and
$40 acres in Warren county, n. G. The
sales to be made at the county seats OF the
counties in which the land is situated. -
In the matter of W. I. Grasswitf, order
for the sale OF the bankrupt's real estate free
from liens.
In the matter Of Robert Rash, bankrupt,
order as to the parties in suit, and directing
Register Forbes to make full investigation
as to the ownership of the bonds from
Thomas Jefferson and Robert Rash to Con-
stance Lambert, for 50, ,154.11.
In the case Of Beacham & Brother Us.
Steamtug Vulcan, order that suit proceed
against Samuel T. Beacham, as surviving
partner.
Judge Hughes will be in Alexandria to-day
for the transaction of some court business
there. @.
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PATRONS OF FHusBASDRY.
MEETING OF THE STATE GRANGE.

=. ....-@ts.fG THIRD DAY. -. fs,fr
The Grange met in Virginia Hall at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. yesterday, the Master, J.aW.
White, presiding. d
The greater part of the morning session
was occupied in hearing and disposing OF
reports; from the various committees ap-
pointed under the rules. A great deal Of
routine business, uninteresting to outsiders,
was thus disposed of.
The proposed amendments to and altera-
tions of the constitution proposed at the last
session Of the National Grange, and sent
down to the several State Oranges for ratiti-
cation or rejection, were considered and sat
isfactorily disposed of. It is believed that
these Changes in the constitution will add
greatly to the benefits to be derived from
connection with it, as also to make the. Order
much more effectual in its designs and ope-
ratlons, and thus add largely to its member
ship and sphere of usefulness.
Major r. V. Gaines, chairman Of the State
Executive Committee, made report as to
their actions aud purposes, and what MODE
of relief to the farmers had been adopted,
and the good already accomplished in the
matter OF the purchase of supplies, fertii-
izers, implements, &C. ..-. ... -
F. Evening Session.
The Grange convened ut ~ O'CLOCK, anu
was opened by the master. ....
Reports from standing committees were
introduced and acted on.
Amongst other reports which were re-
ceived and adopted was the following from
the Committee on
TRANSPORTATION AND COOPERATION
in regard to an Investigation as to "wbat ac-
ton may be necessary to secure cheap and
rapid transportation from Norfolk and Ports
mouth to all points North" The committee
report that they "haye had the same under
consideration, and beg leave to report q
recommendation that special committee of
FIVE be appointed to consider the subject
above referred to it, and to investigate the
matter and report to the State Grange at the
next annual meeting some plan by which
cheap and rapid transportation from Norfolk
and Portsmouth to all points North may be
secured"
A great number Of resolutions have been
referred to the various committees, aud by
reason Of this several Of them have thus far
been unable to sufficiently consider and d.
gest them as TO be able to report upon them.
at IL O'Clock the Grange adjourned until
the usual hour to-day.
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GooD FR1DAY.-To-day being Good Fri.
day, divine service will be held in the Ger
man Evangelical Fifth street, church BY the
Rev. Ed. Huber at II A. M.
Religious services will also be hetd III an
Of the Episcopal churches in the 0ty at IL
A. NJ t......... = :,
At st. Peters cathedral the services Will
begin with the "Mass Of the Presanctitied
Mysteriesn at s A. NJ. AT g P. NJ. and 1880
7. M. "StatioEs Of the Cross.'
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SECOND THoUGHT.-Why should any one send
their orders for shirts t. northern cities when IL.
T.: MuIEn & Co., e13 Main street, can give as
good fit and better shirt at less price ar. MIL
Lrr has made ebirts specially for several years.
and a thousand gentlemen In this State and CITY
will testify 10 his proficiency In his line The best
shirt made to order for $50 per dosen or less guam
fity nj ssrnp rates. .sr
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE APRIL 2, 1874
Charles S. Darden, cirs Noting &c Brother,
Main street, Richmond, Va. Miss Mary G..
Fox, corner Twenty-ninth and Franklin !;
Derrill II. Jones, Central depot, Montgom-
cry county, Va; Mrs. James F. kinner,
First National Bank, Lynchburg, Va: MIR.
Moses Milhiser, Main street. Richmond,
Va; Miss Alice c. Strange, Fork Union,
Fluyanna county, Va.
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ENTERED AT THE CUsroM-HousE.-The Nor
wegian bark Edwin, Captain Christotferson.
entered at the custom.house yesterday, fifty.
eight days from Liverpool, with several
thousand sacks of salt consigned to r. +.
Williams & Co
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With their usual promptness in such matters
Messrs. e. b. SPENCE & Son have put In their
spring styles Of CLOTHS, CAssrMsRBs. and VEST
ISGs. Their selections for the spring season are
beautiful and sufficiently varied to suit the fancy
OF any reasoua able taste. With their corps of ex-
cellent cutters and workmen Messrs. SPENCE &c
Son will be enabled to give satisfaction both as to
at, style, aud price. .a.....
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER, ~ d., trustees sale of
tract of laud. with the improvements thereon.
W. GODDIN, P. H., lot in Duvals addition at
the northwest corner Of Baker and ST. Paul
street.
COOK 6 LAUGIIToN, 1oh A. NJ, pianos, parlor
and chamber suits, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ P. H., brick dwell
Ing, No. 730 north Fourth street, between Jack
son and Duval.
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ALE FOB FAMILY UsE-EEGLlsH ALE, CREAA
ALE, AND PoRrER.-To supply q demand from bic
many countrymen here; HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he fatters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both in flavor and quality,
and with his universally approved "cream aie' and
porter will enable him to please the palates OF all.
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly filed.
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THs NEW UNlrEB STATES MARSHAL QUAEr
IEED.-Mr. G. p. Ramsdell qualified yestez-
day before Judge Hughes as United States
Marshal for this district. He gave bond, as
required by law. in the penalty OF $4,000,
With the following sureties: Matthew. +.
Rue, of Norfolk county William McG0ni-
gal, of Surry J. H. Van Auken, of Sussex,
and ]. G. o'Neal, Of Alexandria !; all men-
bers OF the Legislature. 49, - %tst
Colonel D. b. Parker, the retiring mar
shaI, has engaged in the lumber business at
Newark, N. D., aud will shortly remove to
that city.
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FOE LEASE.

NEXPIRED LEASE OF STORE AND
-. STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE.-I offer for
. t' ie s,"ck OF goods at the Healing Aprings to-
" icA Il r,mlnai.s In he tS nS N.vamhcr ISzS
s 81 OK !, desirable, aud Will amount 10 1900
=. , housc IL wcil-arranged country storehouse1
.nr ...t Suioe "t the Healing springs Company.
amc gon1 paronage OF the company, the guests.
IEtLHn: Liberal
i"ffIrlher particulars address
NJ. MUSTAF. Agent
o -, Healing Springs.
~ - Baih cnlItY. Va.
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The STATE TREAsUREnsHIP.-The joint
committee of the General Assembly appoint
ed to consider the message Of Governor
Kemper upon the subject Of the Treasurer.
ship have determined to take no action until
the result Of the commission of lunacy In the
case of Colonel Mayo is known.
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. TAX ON NSANPLE-MERCHANTs.- the House
of Delegates yesterday, on motion Of Mr.:
Hoenipger, of Henrico, the general tax bill
was amended so as to prohibit counties,
cities, and towns from leyying or collecting
any tax on sample-merehants. 1t is pro-
yided that sample-merchants pay the State a
tax of S1OO per annum, and upon SO doing
will be entitled to do business anywhere in
VIRGINIA.
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Holy THURspAY.-This day was observed
at St. Peters cathedral by the celebration OF
pontifical high-mass by Right Rev. Bishop
Gibbons. He was assisted by Rev. I: Will
son, of Petersburg, as deacon; Kew. Ihos.
Murray, of Norfolk, as sub-deacen Revs.
John McVerry, of StauntoD, and John Do
berty, of St. Patrick's church, Richmond, as
deacons of honor, and Rev. Father Charles
as assistant priest. Rev. Thomas Brady, Of
Portsmouth, acted as master of ceremonies.
During the mass the oils and chrism used in
administering certain sacraments during the
wear we're consecrated by the Bishop, which
impressive ceremony was participated IN by
the follouing cergymen Of the diocese IN
addition to those mentioned above: Kew.
Fathers Benno Hegele and Herman Wolfe, of
St. Mary's church; Revs. F. Janssens. OF the
cathedral; Patrick Hassy, of Norfolk; JAS.
McGurk. Lvnchburg; Hugh Mckeetry,
Fredericksburg; Thomas Kelly, Martins
burg; Dennis O'Kane, Alexandria.
Al the conclusion Of mass procession
consisting of all The acolytes, seminarlans.
and priests, each bearing lighted taper,
was formed, and the host consecrated Tor
the mass to-day-Good Friday-borne TO the
repository prepared for its reception. Inc
sacred vessel containing the host was borne
by the Bishop, in front of whom marched
two acolytes burning sacred incense, the
procession being headed by another acoi iyte
with q large crucitx. AS the procession
moved through the aisles Of the cathedral
the choir sang the Pange Lingug.
At night, at half.past O'Clock, the ser
vices of the day were concluded by night
prayers and a sermon by Rev. James Nc
Gurk, of Lynchburg.
At ST. Patrick's church In the forenoon
high mass was celebrated by Rev. William
B. Hanley, Of Warrenton.
AT St. Johns Episcopal church divine
service was held at noon, several Of the cler-
gyn,cn of the city participating.
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pARTrcuLAR NoTIcE.-A rare opportunity Is
now offered 10 the public to purchase FANCY AR
rrrgs at less than the original COST as the DOLLAR
STORE Is closing out their stock for the purpose OF
changing business 1t would be to your interest to
call and examine for yourselves as goods arc sold
a. 81 great sacrifice. DOLLAR STORE,
q =. - corner OF Ninth and Main streets.
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The BLIND MAN ELOQUENT The Rev.
w. II. Milburn will lecture tonight at the
Broad. Street Methodist church. AS an elo-
quent, artistic, and powerful speaker, Mr..
Alilburn has, it is said, few, if any, superiors
in this country or in Europe.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEE ApPoINTED.-The state
Board of Education has appointed Rev. w.
F. Wilhelm school trustee for B!acksourg
district, Montgomery county, In the place OIL
Rev. W. r. Git, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-03

SUPREME CouRT OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
In this court Thursday New York Life In
surance Company us. Hendren. From the
Corporation Court OF the city of Norfolk.
Affirmed, Judge Anderson delivering the
Willoughby rs. Thomas. From the Cir
cult Court of Spottsylyania county.
Affirmed, Judge Bouldin delivering the
opinion.
Buford vs. Pollock and Pollock's admin
istrstor us. Sutherlin. Partly argued by
Major I. 81. Darlington and James Alfred
Jones. ESQ.,, and continued until to-day.
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THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT Q OF THE MA
so,1c, RELIEF, Association Of the city Of Nor
folk, Va, will positively take place at the Opera
House III that city on Tuesday, May O. 1874, al
which the following list Of gifts VIII oe dlstrlou-
TED amongst tie ticket-holders. ..
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THE PICKwIcK PHARdACY, S32 MAIN STREET,
between Eighth and Ninth, Is now open, with new
fixtures and new stock of drugs, medicines, per-
fumery and toilet articles. Particular attention
paid to compounding physicians prescriptions and
family receipts. A. y. BLISS, Proprietor.
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Police Court, THURsDAY-Justice Whste:.
Henry L. Loving, guilty Of being drunk and
q common vagrant, was ordered to leave the
city. 49,.
Jail for thirty days.
Charles X. Parsons, guilty Of cutting and
stabbing Thomas w. Walker, was fined Sl0.
Samuel p. Earnest, a yagrant, was dis
charged with warning.
James NJ. Berry, Tagrant, was sent 70
jail. g
Charles Blake, charged with larceny Of a
watch, was discharged.
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TIE TRUE NORWEGIAN CoD-LIvER OIL-the
most acceptable and agreeable to the taste-admit-
ted 10 be the best oil known. Imported and sold
wholesale or retail by L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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wurE TEETH We confidently recommend to
all who need an efficient and harmless tooth-powdsf
the elegant preparation OF MEADE BAKER,
Known as sSaponine Dentifrice.'"
Jso.G. WAYT, Dentist; GEO. ". JONES, Dentist
r. n. HUDSON, Dentist; j. II. MooRRs n. D.,
\ M.IIeNrr ne,,tist :at.S4 Dentist ;
W. T.. BURTON, Dentist GEO. B. STEEL, Dentist
Price, soc. q box. TOr sale by druggists gene
rally 49, D ~ - = #s =
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Grand total, 1000 gifts, all cash ....s25o,O 1000
Whole tickets, IS; half tickets, $3.50. Club
rates IL tickets for 500 {; 20 tickets for s1O0.
This is strictly for Masonic purposes, and VIII be
conducted In the impartial Interest Of every ticket
holder. -
Tickets for sale by P. WEIs1GER 6 Co., 1901
Main street. Richmond, Va.
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CHuDREN's STRIPED COTTON HOSE In great va
riety: ladies' underwear, Large assortment, al
JuLirs MEYERS, 6O3 Broad street
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NOR LEASE, FARMS at Curle's Neck.
~ cultivated on four-field systeui-one field lined
zen tar: o1e put down In clover and plastered.
,haf OF tls lime, coyer-seed. and plaster pad
,rf 10y me. There ID valuable brick clay on this
t"sce; would dig 10 have yard established. There
= do isotiers' clay. Address
inn 23-l2ts WILLIAM ALLEN,
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EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE}
W kHAI EkIAIE kN NGlLAkCE

EAECUTIVE TOMMITTEET
or RHAL ESTATE tICHASGE, :
r March Is, 1874.
."'',''''; nat when not needed for the purposes
. . W. ~ hat Pe, The Chairman OF this committee
"a" ,""f!Aed 10 rent out The EXCHANGE ROOM
~ 10, 'lr''rt of general meetings Of the comluu-
- ""tufce, rcaoiDg, sc.
' -. 'i.c"i'.amce with the Xbove. offer 10 the COM
.'"".,t a. well lighted aud u cUInmodious and
,.:"'.f located HALL FOR the ABOVE purposes MS
'~!' - Ia III the city. Apply 10
- j. THOMPSON BROWN,
,.t O, CHAIRMAN Executive Committee,
~. - y u! II ain street.
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WAGNEn's PREAIUM VIRGINIA YEAST foH-
prRs-the best, cheapest, and most economieai.
They never fail. Sold by druggists anu glocefs'
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{: DOCTORS COULDN'T HELP HrK.

:. ".l-. ~ -'Es- - March "a, 1872. !
Dear DR.. Pierce,-WhenI was twelve or fifteen
years OF age took what is called Kings Evil, aud
by constant doctoring 1t would heal in one placs
and break out in another. It also broke out In my
left ear. first found your name In the Christian
advocate, and sent ten miles for the first bottle
which did me more good than all other medicines
ever used. / am twenty eight years old, and doc
tored with i've Doctors and not ono OF them helped
me so much as your bottle OF Discovery. have
got well and able 10 do good days work.
JOHN A. WILSON.
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i. REvgSUR CoLLEorIoNs.-T internal reve-
nue. collections for the month OF March In
this district amounted to $293,a7215.
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AHoUsEKEErER" OF HEALTH.-The liver being
the great depurating or blood-cleansing organ OF
the system, set this great "housekeepern Of our
health at work, and the foul corrupuons which
gender In the blood and rot out as It were, the
chinery of life. are gradually expelled from the
system. For this pursose DR.. PIERcE's GOLDEN
MEDICAL DIscovERY with very small daily doses
OF DE-. PIERCE,s PLEASANT PURGATIvE PELLETS
are pre-eminentiy The articles needed. They cure
every kind Of humor from the worst scrofula to
the common pimple, blotch, or eruption. Great
eating ulcers kindly heal under their mighty cura.
tive influence. Virulent blood poisons that lurk In
the system are by them robbed OF their terrors, and
by their persevering and somewhat protracted use
the most tainted systems may be completely ieno-
yated and builtup anew. Enlarged glands, trmors,
andsweIlings dwindle away and disappear under
the influence Of these great resolyents. sar
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TORRENT. NUMBER OF ROOMS g.
L suitable for families or siagle gentle men. eE3
G. Fourteenth, between EosS and Frankltn streets
Lr.r,y 10 f.. u. EACHO,
2 !: No. Fourteenth street.
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EoR RENT, TO gentlemen, TWO@
4 CHANGERS. with large dressing rooms A1
Attached. Rtui moderate.
DIR. PETER LYONS,
No. 81 Ninth street, opposite the Square.
y z.
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WANTED CASH. for which will sell

" :ar creates. hArGaiuS ever offered IN ioricl.cu
,-., ty,!>r;uc ot WATCHES OF best makers; |;
f>lCHAlNS. tOCkETS, Si-EENE Z
,I'r'>>;ii,ii&r 81 EITToS>, #lSGS. FINS: few ~ 4
Sr< ~ r. lair q: the most eIaeeTste GhAi !, -
=. ,'.iYI. OF gold and pearl, wciching III
h;'' ,'%. Ia he sGoss are bS closed ont at the
s'H ..,,, Tn, r-tc.< are about one half OF The
,-..ua co>i- cali >"on ~ ). A: " tSStoCh
I%%trllCr. No. y Fourteenth street. under
!. !. 49,. - 80 i!,.,i. ial7
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nICKENS'S WORKS-15 VOLUMES
~ Scott, 27 "; Bulwer, W; hinsgorth, Y.
Ksade. 10 "; Mayne Reade 10 "; shakspeare, ::
v; Dumas, 10 V; Wilson, ~ "; Chambers, le ";
Lord Ihancellor's, 10 V; suriekland's Queens,
"; Goethe, "; British Poets, 3y; Schiller, vi
Bentham, ! W; and many other tne eGltions o.
virginia Of new ana old books 10 all the depart
,ut uts of literature.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
NH 1-d&w - 1918 Main street.
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/ With tears In my eyes, not Of sorrow, but JOY,
would state that never since was boy
ssw finer tobacco than GiIfiam's make;
The Winesap, putup In square little cake;
This tobacco IL about two years old and scarcest In
the Union, is for sale at sCHAAP's variety and u-
brella store, No. 1902 Main street
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CsbVyRT ORDERS.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TKlCT OF VIRGINIA-In the matter OF George
Tyler. bankrupt, in bankruptcy-No 4, ,919.-East-
ern District OF Virginia, s.s.: At Richmond Va,
March 26 1874 y r 1t is ordered that
this matter be referred to John S. Wise, Of Rich
mond, Va, VINO is hereby appointed special com
missioner for the purpose TO inquire INFO and re-
port to this court the amount apd priories OF the
liens upon the land surrendered by the bankrupt In
This cause. Said commissioners, before executing
This Decree shall give notice 10 The creditors OF Said
bankrupt by written notice TO them, where pracica-
BILE and by publication, once week for four weeks
OF executing this decree.
RO. W. HUGHES, District Judge.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RICHMOND. VA,
March 28. lS74-To the Creditors If George
Tvker bankrupt Notice is hereby given 10 the cre-
dftors of George Tyler Of Caroline county, " va; ;ha
foregoing decree, has fixed TUESDAY, April 2S,
1874 at 10 o'eock A. Nj as the time snat anu MS oil oil
Main streets, Richmond, Va, us the place for exc.
cutting the duties thereby prescribed: -.
NH 27-F4w Special Commissioner
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTION! ATTEND COM
~ pany meeting Quarterly at the regimental q
armory on FRIDAY EIGET next at 8 So'clock. M
promptly, for assessment OF fines, payment Of II
dues, &c. BY order OF Captain BoSSIEUX
ap 2-2tS SD. SMITH, Orderly Sergeant
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TOR RENT. the BRICK DWELL a.
i lktr VI. 90 Grace street, between First R2-a
..& >.rant. containing about sixteen rooms, re-
c,-..y "'cu,cd :? Mr. samuel "ortnam. foeSes-
vI~:,r"c. The rent will be very lew to care
= tsaAa; Apply 20 hill GopDiN,
Real + state Agents, ! l0S Main street.
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MERRY PERKINS,
OFFICIAL.
. CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND March 70, 1874.

TsHE ASSESSMENT OF LICENSE
A TAxEs for the year 1874 has been COM
pleted and fled in this office for the inspection Of
ali concerned. All persons feeiinG 2agrseyed mii
Rinar.ce ejnmmittaa OF The City Council or the
sfternoons of 7sh. 9Th, and 9th Of April. between
the hours OF 8 aud 2 r. ST.. a. the Council cham
her an Rroad street nc which stlle and place the
comrnitffe viii hear and consider appeals ffnm slid
akSt stnlenf. = #rTf .skcs v. d. IVA FL.
NH 2S.10t AeutsoS.
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TOR RENT, q FURNISHED ROOM a.
L ~I:.!ou; ,.aard. four squares from st. Paurs ELL
r,r-yh A. nav family " IN be out OF town all sum
z.- will If. for tssy) ase months the room over
q. ascA paror large porch attached, nicely and
crcnIgl:Aily furnished gas. water Bathroom, and
>-syag.>' Attendance, Good board Eext door. For
i,,., &c. address L. Y. s." care OF Carrier No.
q hn 3-3t
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ASDRETH'S WARRANTED GAR
~ Den sEEpiSA fresh supply just received
y RpUEkEk BROS
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-03

LCsAcY CoMnlss1oN.- commission Of
lunacy will be held over Colonel Joseph
Eayo, Jr., this morning.