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withdrawal OF Rev. James III. Meme
chen from slae Ministry and Mem.
bership of the Protestant Episcopal

1
chen from the Ministry and Mem
bership Of the Protestant Episcopa
Church. ~
WHEELING, June 20, 1874.
Right Reu. John Johns, ID. D.:
Dear sir,-I hereby announce my desire
and purpose to Withdraw from the ministry
and membership of the Protestant Episcopal
Church.
| 1t may be stated in general terms that
| find myself In entire sympathy with the Re-
formed Eplscopal Church, which by the re.
cent action of its General Council has put
| itself in position to represent .oith clear
ness and certainty, and WITHOUT suspicion Of
| uitaI error, the cardinal truths OF revealed
religion as taught in the Bible.
Avowing, as [ have done heretofore, my
general attachment to the doctrines, disci-
pline and worship of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church, must be allowed to say that
there are certain expressions in the prayer
book of whose doubtful and dangerous ten
dency 1 have always entertained very serious
misgivngs; and the experience of later
years has only served to convince me that
my earlier impressions were we'll founded.
In other words, after much anxious deber-
alton, / have arrived at the conclusion that
kiIullStD III no StlSul IDedSuIc uuOS LIS looIS
in the prayer-book itself.
From all that have read Of Episcopal ut.
terances. from the proceedings OF recent
diocesan conventions, from the continual
outgivipgs of the Church press, and from
what know of the spirit and policy OF the
High Church party, the dominant power in
the Protestant Episcopal Church, there is
but little ground to hope that anything salts
c,,torr in Tho arm If prn,fo,-. ToOL reri sjo0
will be done by the next General Convention
or by any subsequent one-nothng that will
meet the demands of the case, so far, at
least, as those are concerned who believe that
ritualism finds more than mere shadow Of
justification in the Prayer.Book itself, and
who are unwilling to be held responsible for
the errors, false teaching, and silly practices
Of party so nearly allied in sympathy and
purpose with the Church Of Rome.
l have been involved in this ENHANCEMENT,
more or less, for the last forty years. Others
will remain to endure or enjoy it rs best they
can; but, rs for me, my sense OF duty does
not impel me in this direction. had fondly
hoped to have found, for my few remaining
DAYS, 4 congenial home in the Protestant
Episcopal Church; but this hope, like many
others, has been doomed to disappointment.
1t only remains therefore, for me to add
that have now determined to retire from
what | can but look forward to as state Of
interminablc strife; or, what perhaps should
be equally depored, an absorption of the
Evangelical element into High ChurchiSm,
the foster parent of Ritualism, and conse-
quent overflow of Romansm about once in
each successive generation.
With many thanks for the uniformly kind
and courteous treatment / have always re-
ceived at your hands, remain, Rt. Rev. and
dear sir,
Yours sincerely,
JAMES II. MchIEcuEN.
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JOHNSON AND FoorE.-Perhaps there has
not been in all the history of politics better
match In controversy than ANDREW JOHNSON
and HENRY S. FooTE. They are candidates
for the United States Senate, and FooTE
has vigorously assaulted JOHNSON in long
winded letter. The yigor of it is peculiar
to FoorE. 1t disparages Johnson in every
respect commencing by declaring that
JOHNSON is neither statesman nor an ora
tor to the United States Senate" This
JOHNSON could retort upon F0oTE with as
much forcs aid propriety rs can FooTE APP
pig tito JOHNSON. The fight is one of which
il viii be difficult to foretell which will get
the better. We suppose nobody but them
le.ges cares.
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GENERAL THoMAs-As announced, q CON-
mittce OF army officers propose TO make !!
statue OF General THOMAS. They propose
to erect il at Washington if Congress or the
District will make the pedestal Tor it. Gen.
er3l Thomas was second to no man IN his eli.
forts TO overcome the rehellion-so called.
He was 4 Niiginian, and it may bcsllSpcctcd
that VIC say 50 for that reason; but if any
thing could excite our prejudice against a
man who fought against Us in the late war.
il would be that be was Ni!glnlan. In
spite Of this, however, it is our opinion thai
General Thomas was the ablcst General in
the Federal army. His being Nlrglrlan
kept him in his subal,ern position. Had he
been put at the head of the Federal army it
would have done no injury TO the cause OF
that army, and we are sure would have
brought about peace more expeditions anu
solid than That we finally reached.
They propose to pu: the General on horse
hsck. We hope he will be better made, ana
mi on a better horse than either JACKSON or
.Scorr. Both horse and rider in their c;ises
are miserable. But what shall we say OF
L,scoLss statue by WINNIE REAM: 1t Is
aSominable. IL stands upon tall pillar III
the City Hall square of Washington, the oD-
iect of general ridculc. When we 80 To
Washington we feel the spirit Of the icono'
clas,, and desire at once to enter the lines OF
the attacking column to throw DOWN anu
,rumple into dust the metropolitan statues
SHOULD the makers of them be met ny such
column they would deserve to fare fathel
badly, except WINNIE, to whom we "oule
present u spinning-wheel. as an instrument
far better suited to her genius than the chlse
o. the sculptor.
We trust that those who control the future
destinies of the "National Capital VII
Danish the REAAs apd the MlLLsEs ct a
ou,ne genus from their bailwlck.
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III nlspatrh.
I.....J JULY 7. 1874

So,. hnesota Is added to the list OF al
fictcd States. She appeals against the grass
bonnors TO the outside world. Here in the
soutn we have the frogs of Egypt, which are
ip,rud,ne into every department OF our 90
nestle economy. Congress is rcsponsie!e
for the frogs: is it not also rcsponsih'e TOT
the grasshoppers: The National Legislature
n g undertaken to relieve distress, and has IL
q right to discriminate in the matter OF us
trcss? l. the affection Of water any more al
affection than that Of gra>shoppcrs: hho
c.,n II saw that starving people in one pace
are m re the Objects OF pity, ana nave
higher claim upon the treas ury, than starving
neonie elsewhere in the Union? 1aKinS up
the negro after the war, rs alos
Of the Nation" il has since le'eiiea
all races by declaring that there
shall be no distinction on account ci
rare. color, or previous condition OF scrVi-
tude. Therefore it has no right TO shut It's
ears 10 the appeal from Minnesota on ac'
count of graSshoppers! We arc all tue
"Wards OF the Nation now. True the rev.
olu,jOn IN the south has taken away south'
crn o>perity and independence, ana Inus
came The inability Of Louisiana to ieed her
brood; and Congress had to vote her money
10 keep them alive; but since Congress has
10 right to discriminate, and since We are all
wards alike Congress can refuse money 10
none that cry for bread! Go 10 Congress.
recple OF Wiz copsir, and get "ratlons -
90 and get the means OF living.
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MURDER AND ELopEMEST. Cincinnati, July
5.-At Ripley, Ohio. last night, John Coslctt
and his sou Taylor were SHOT, the latter
killed, by Charles Swisher, who Eas visiting
Coslett's daughter against her fathers wish.
An alteration ensued in Coslett's house,
ending in Swisher shooting him in the thigh.
Swisher fed, accompanied by Coslett's
daughter, when they met Taylor Coslett and
another brother on the street, who pursued
them to bring back the girl, knowing
nothing of the atfray at home. Swisher fired
at his purSuers, striking Taylor in the abdo-
men, causing death in one hour. Swisher is
not yet apprehended.
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More Determinations against Rich
mOnG.

Editors Dispatch, freight on groceries
from Baltimore to Staunton is % cents per
100 pounds either by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, up the Valley, or the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, uia Hanover Junction;
bit from Richmond TO Stdunton-d much
shorter distQnce-iCe are charged 40 cents
per 100 pounds for the same goods. Evident
Iy this arrangement puts the merchants OF
Richmond at great disadvantage, and will in
part explain why the bulk OF the trade of
this section goes to Baltimore. It might be
worth while for yoasr Chamber Of Commerce
to express itself on this subject. TAPLEY.
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CONGRESSMAN MERRIAM. Of New lork,
seem, 10 be ore OF tie crazy Eecrophilsis.
lie wrote to MIR. Secretary BRIsTow TO know
why FRED. DOUGLASS was not appointed one
OF The CONN iss;oucrs TO wind up he Freed
mans Bank. Tie Secretary politely an
syereC him that DOUGLASS wes Ineligible
Under he act authorizing the appointment
O! commissioners, which act MIR. MERRIAM
bclpcd 10 frame. DOUGLASS Was MAGE Inell'
gitic, we suppose. OH account Of his rel;t-
lions 10 the Bauk-not on account Of bis
black relations.
Bat no matter neither he was ineligible
or not. il was an act Of impertinence in MER-
RIAM TO address any such inquiry
to the Secretary, ard the inquiry
was therefore one which the Secretary,
witha due pcct to his own position, might
have treated With contempt. The appoint
mcn,s are said to be good, and that was
enough. Is DOUGLASS, throwing aside III,
legal disqualification, peculiarly tilted to wind
up frecdman's bank! No. 1t WAS this
crazy metropolitan that actuatcd MERRIAM,
which, il it only had sway, would soon carry
hi. country to ruin but people are grow.
ing wise enough to see this, and MERRIAM
and bis crew will ere long find Themselves in
that category which they dread the most Of
all caiamiiicS-a minority.
Our unfortunate colored friends no doubt
have learned to regard the Fleedman's Bank
rs their worst calamity. 1t was shrewd
scheme. The money in the Richmond bank
was all ordered to Washington, there to be
sluandered n the rings. When the affairs
of the bank are settled, We suspect that
ERoMBEEG's statement OF The deficit Of $780,.
600 " i'll appear Slua'l beside the reality.
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DEATH WHILE FRIGHTENED BY A BUR-
GLAR.--ProUideace, Il. l., July 5.-Last
night burglar entered the house of Hon.
William Chase, in this city, and entered the
room of Abbott Eddy. Il brother Of Mrs.
Chase. On hearing The burglar Mr.. Eddy
r.iSed an cutlery, when he was attacked and
badly, il not fatally hurt. Mrs. Chase heard
the outcry. and being greatly alarmed, died
Immediately, either from rupture of Il blood
vessel or disease of the heart. The burglar
nsczlncl
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Last week tue Baltimore American rldI-
culcd the French government for having
forbidden portraits of young NAPOLEON TO
be sold and used in France. Yesterday the
Washington Republican called upon the
journals of Virginia to explain why Con-
federatc flag is allowed to fly at some point
in southwest Virginia. "Li5erty" seems TO
mean as much in France as it does in this
ofiirlry
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OFFICIAL DEPOSITION OF BISHOP CUMMSs.
Louisville, Ky., July 4.-The Courier-Jour-
nal tomorrow will contain report of the
Right Rev. B. B. Smith. senior bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the United
States, officially deposing the Right Rev erend
George d. Cummins, formerly assistant
bishop of the diocese of Kentucky, from his
office of bishop and from his ministry of the
church
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H,RvEsr-The farmers of our county are

HARyEsr.-The farmers of our county are
nretty much through with harvesting the
wheat crop, and so far as we have been able
70 learn the yield will be fully as good as has
been anticipated and better than for several
years. AS to the probable price OF wheat,
we see from our exchanges that sales nave
been made in the Richmond and other mar
kets at sI.50 to 81 per bushel, and we learn
that some of our farmers in this county have
engaged their crops ut Sl.5O per 5ushel'-
W3,th Guile Enterprise.
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THE CRoPS.-The wheat has all been har-
vested. The oats are very Indifferent and
are being harvested slowly. The recent rain
damaged them very little. The corn is look.
Ing we'll on the high lands, considering the
long dry spell. On the low grounds and on
the river the chinch- bug has been doing great
damage, though the recent rain will impede
their progress, it Is thought. The tobacco
crop is looking badly, and scarcely any one
has succeeded in getting a stand.-Roanoke
VnLlea
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT SIRGINIA}
PESIrESTIAnY, RICHMOND, July 6. 1874. 5
TIFTY DOLLARS REWARD WILDE
I paId for the arrest ard return of 1fEESoft
GODSEY (white), an escaped convict from this PHI
son. ....,,
In height, twenty-six years OF age talr compiext'
light hair, blue eyes, scar OF top OF rishi NY TOT
and ore on ieit floor aud knee has u hang-sog look
Is 7-6t u. =. shhoar.ER.
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Meredith 1000, Quesenberry 1000, and
Kelley ], 100. each of the first five shall have
10. votes and the last IL votes. The COM
mittee, however, insists that in case the cam
ddates receive the relative vote stated above
the last shall appoint all the delegates.
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New GUASo DEPOSITS OF Perry 1t will
be of interest to our agricuturaIi>ts, As well
As to manufacturers OF artificial fertilizers, to
learn that the new guauo deposits of Peru
are said to be very decidedly superior in
commercial value to that of the Chiucha
islanus,-Ne,c York Tribune.
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T OoK! READl PONDER,

H 80.
Having determined TO coisoIh tie our bor,.-
are 0nesiis from IDS nsy aa aa th first day Of An.
VERY LARGE AND SELECTED SToc-p. o.
DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOorsh Up
contained In the houses Nos 4l5 and 40,
stree, ~" Broad
es At AND BELOW COST
AS all these goOfis will have 10 te so]t h.,
gust LIST, from which date the new firm ,r,,hr-
known under the name and styIc NJ 6hIb
SYCEL BROTHERS,
we invite all in want Of cheap and season,b,,
to give US call, rs we are satisfied that win ZOO
wense stocks on hand we can suit Gvervt 20, lns-
quality and price. Cali soon aud look at The hsr! IN
TO be had at z4ins
JULIUS sYCEL's, AS Broad s.,e.,
ISAAC s9CEL'S. 429 Broad SIRE,
at 0c per yard. The store now occupied hy p i2d
Sycel is for rent. ~ ~! 3thnS
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DEATH OF BISHOP Cincinnati,
July Bright Rev. Bishop James o,Gor'
man, of the Catholic Church, died suddenly
in this city Saturday, at O'Clock, OF cholera
MuIbuS,
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Well and boldly said. We have faith in
kemper. He has shown himself TO be an
upright Governor and sensible man.-Au-
guStn (GG.) GiuaStituttonaRSt.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. In the Presbyterian church at Paducah,
Ky, on June 30th, BY the Rev. D. 4. keEGrick.
ID. d., Res. JAMES b. CONVERSE to Miss
QUEESIE ChMPBkLL, of Paducah. No cards.
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+ UN E %, 1874.

!. UNE 70, 1874.
Ready-made LINEN SUITS,
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN POLOSAlsEs.
Tucked and embroidered CAMBRIA sKIRTs,sc
just opened for travellers TO springs watering.
places.
T. r. PRICE 4 co.
have received within day or two many neg yo,A,
for the summer.
LINEN TRAVELLING SUITS,
LAWN TRAY ELLISt: SUITS,
EmDroiRred LINEN GRESADTSg scrrs. noyr,,,os.
Embroidered LINEN PoLoSAIsEs,
SkhBRICSKfaTS, tucked, pain nc. ernbrn,d.-o,
slIETLASp WOOL sHAwLs. 50 TO IS
new SHADES PorLISs, for suits;
TRIMMING SILKS. every color;
BLACK SATES for trimmIng:
pARAsoLs and sUN-sHADEs, CoRSErrs,
GorTOSand THREAD HOSE. SILK 1IEs
RCFFLlSGS. SASHES. BLACK SPANISH SsApra
StDE-BAND ORGANDlEs, beautiful;
SIDE BAND Lawns,
SlDE-BASD ChLrC0ES,
200 pieces new PRINTS, q and 12Kr. ic2,
TOR SUMMER.-Justo opened by
TR-PRICE { CO.,
LAMA POINTS and shCQUES
SLEEVE ESs JACKETS,
KID GLOVES.
GAUZE SHIRTS.
REhDY-MADES SHIRTS,
LINEN DRILLS. for grnts and bows:
GENTS aud LADikS' THREAD and SILK
Isle THREAD SHIRTS, &C. &c.
NEW GOODS FOR TIE SEASON.
HUDGINS, GORDON & co.
June 22d) are opening
CHOICE DRESS GooDS-vcry cheap;
BoRpEnED LAwSs-new and cheap;
LINEN FABRICS OF all kinds for ladies' dress suits:
Beautiful PERCALEs at Is;
More SASH RIBBONS at 75c.;
SPANISH LAcEs, for scarfs and sac1ues;
GESTLEMES's and LADIES' USDERwEAR:
THREAD and BALBRIGGAS HOSIERY for ladleoani
men,
FANS In variety. .eaa
rARDOzO, FOURQUKEAN Y CO.
In consequence Of removing to their NEW
STORE, and In order to reduce stock before % DO
CARDOZO, FOURQuREAN& co.
. will for the next few weeks sell goods at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
They offer unusual bargains In many desirable
DRESS GOODS, such rs
BEREGES,
POPLlNS, &C., from Ice up.
Their buyer being In New York, they will be re-
celying by every steamer fresh supplies Of goJiS,
many novel and exceedingly cheap, among wbicha
large lot Of ~
SILKS CHEAPER THAN EVER,
HANDSOME SASH RIBBONS at SOC,
A full stock of ORGANIZES, LAWNS, Sc.
just received, SOLID COLORED STRlrED
VICTORIA LAWN with LACE to match--sorn.-
thing new. ir2f
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H MALTHOPTONIQUE.

We hare just received another and full supply Of
BUTTONS ENGLISH EXTRACT of MALT and
uUI'S, which has been so fayuraoly prescribed by
our best ply siciaus tonic in general debility,
wukefulne5s, nervousness &C.
MEADE L BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
ap II Big Main street,
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III BUY YOUR DRESS GOODS at LEVY
BROTHERS.,
Buy YOUR DRESS GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS.,
Buy your DRESS GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS..
CCLGATE'S FLOATING BATH SOAP Is lux
nv. Y4
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COVRT ORDERS.

RICHMOND, VA, July 4, ls7i.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT or IhE
L UNITED STATES EASTERN DISTRICT or
VJK1INIA ssh re George Tyler. bankrupt;
ON petition OF Thomas y. Welsh, ass!ntc' - s'l
real and personal property Tree Oi !!e"'
and to transfer the licns To the fund
II Is ordered that the petitioner BE- and he hereDy
L. authorized to call meeting Of the creditor ~
George Tyler, bankrupt. 10 b. held IN me 'cT W
the register In bankruptcy at Richmond o" sn;
I5ru DAY OF JULY. at 10 O'Clock 4. h. t!hL
cause be shown why the prayer of This petition
should not be granted. And 1t IS further otde, w.,
that he shall publish notice OF sad insr.lhs )"
Ricbmond DiSD1tch and ,h It he shall also ~sffe
notice by mail ON all known iien creditors. ~
K. W. HUGHES, District judge
The narties interested In the above order are h.fr
by notified thereof, and that the meeting aol'e VII
be- held a. provided tor. ,.r,su
I've I'd Assignee OF George Tyler, osnhr9p'.
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H BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
In all qualities,
in all qualities,
IN all qualities,
at great bargains,
at great bargains,
at great bargains,
at LEVY BROTHERS,,
ut LEVY BROTHERS.,
ut Levy BROTHERS,.
jy
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DHx a&,<ss,..

CHEAP / CHEAP! CHEsPI ~
~ TIcF.-Jnss received. 5000 yard, NJ ''11;lsO-
ED JACOSET LAWS for 16 cents sa IN NORD.
where for rs cents. Call soon IL You wfsi, ~ ets-
bargain. at No. 14f1 Main street. seta
IL 7-6t r sTp ,r
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NE IRON GRENADINES,
IRON GRENADINES,
IRON GRENADINES,
In all qualities,
In all qualities,
in all qualities.
at reduced prices,
at reduced prices,
at reduced prices.
at LEVY BROTHERS,,
at LEVY BROTHERS.,
at LEVY BROTHERS.
jy4
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BASK,t
RICHMOND, July q, 1874.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
l. BANK have declared dividend Of four per
cent, free OF all taxes, payable on and after july
Sih WILLIAM A. JENKINS,
iy Get Cashier.
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sPEcIAH. NOTICES.
@ REDUCTION! REDUCTION |!

>--~-~~~4><>>--~-~~>s-~-
H REDUCTION! REDUCTION!
OF which were sold at 75c.;
! COLLAR and CUFF-BUTToNs cheaper than
ever;
JET JEWELRY Of all kinds;
| POMaDEs Mt cost; -
JET, PEARL, NICKEL-PL ATED, and STEEL
SLIDES. at LEVY BROTHERS.
Try the new BATH SOAP, and you won't be cou-
PEELED to dive after 1t when you battle. jy4
NJ DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS
will be sold
will be sold
will be sold
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AtLEyY BROTHERS.,
LEVY BROTHERS.,
iva At LEVY BROTHERS.
IL MARsEILIES QUILTS,
HONEY-CoAtB QUILTS.
CROCHET QUILTS
BRIDAL QUILTS,
ALEXANDRIA QUILTS, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Try COLGATE'S BATH SOAP. IL floats on the
water. ~
ne LADIES EEADY-MADE DRESSES
Prices marked do ~n to close out thu stock ON
hand.
A full assortment Of LADIES' GARMENTS Of
every description at
LEVY BROTHERS.
When You battle use COLGATE'5 FLOATING
BATH SOAP. jy4
NE FLOATING SOAP FOR THE BATH,
manufactured By Colgate & Co Price, Soc for
Il box of three cakes or zoe. for a single cake. !
COLGATE'S Lavender WATER reduced TO
roc. per bottle:
COLGATE'S VIOLET WATER reduced to S5c. |
per bottle; |
CoLGATE'S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
SOC. per bottle |
COLGATE'S TOILET and LAUNDRY SOAP |
very cheap at
LEVY BROTHERS..
A large assortment OF FANS aud FAN CHAINS. |
Jy4
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DRIME GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto Rico
J. and New Orleans Iolasses AZ ~. G.. DAN.
DRlDaE. & CO.'S, SAT Br9Sa s!eet. NH Il
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DIVIDENDS.

CITY SAVINGS BANK, !
RICHMOND. va, July 6. lS74.}
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have
4 this day declared dividend of FOUR ~ PER
CENT on the capital stock of the Bank, payable to
the stockholders on and after the ! 9th Instant
EDWARD COHEN,
&c 7-5t Cashier.
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CLOTHING.
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SPRING CLOTHING.
THE LARGEST STOCK to be found in the Cifx
or STATE for
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS or CllILDHENS
fair prices. , ,,,,,r,, -
100 Main street.
Slgn: LONG FLAG. NY u
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EDUCATIONAL.

AIRS. P. F. HOWARD, assisted by Miss
INl Lizzie Grattan, will reopen her school on the
LIST nay Of October next, At got Fast Main street
For Instruction IN the languages, efficient aid VIII
be engaged y I-o3t1iaNtAu6I