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PoLEcExAK HoBsoN IDgsrurrs Co111rR !,
rnE MAN WHO sHor HH.-Csptain james M
Tyler, OF The First police district. carriet
Thomas Collier, one OF the men arrested nr
Inc charge OF shooting policeman John n
Hobson q short time ago, before that Officer
yesterday, and almost Immediately upon get.
ting into the room Hobson identified him as
the man who shot him, and said, "You are
the man who asked what got seventy five
dollars month forf" To this assertion on
Hobson's part Collier made no reply, bur
after he left the house he told the officer tia.
Mr.. Hobson was mistaken !; that he did not
make this remark to Hobson before the shoot.
Ing occurred, but that Davis, his accompliee,
did,. -"
1t is said that these men have confessed
several other crimes. s.ar...a....
Collier is represented to be copsumptive
and In bad health. It:is also said that after
the shooting occurred and when the two
men were goingu Governor street Collier,
turning to DAVIS said, "Pve killed that fel-
low" ,......-..-.. ,'..s t..,.
Mir. Hobson is getting along very well,
and will it is thought soon be able to be out.
He is now sufficiently recovered to sit up.
His physician says that he will not lose his
eye, and the wound, which was made by q
small bullet, will not disigure him to any
extent when it has entirely healed. So,
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PoLIcR CoURT, FRIDAy.-Justice Wh'fs.-
The following cases were continued: -,
Fleming Randolph (eolored), charged VIII
feIoniously entering the Office OF the enSl,
peer of the Chesapeake and ONO railroad
and stealing clothing valued at S'o. un'i'
to-day. u <,o,ood,
charged with stealing coat. untli eo7oay.
Martha Jane Bell (colored), guilty OF oelng
drunk and unable to take care or herself Was
ordered to be put TO Work &C the slalon-
house for twelve EOurs.
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AUCTION SALES TRIS DAT.

PARKER CAMPBELL & CO., ~ P. NJ, at the
Richmond Stock Exchange, SIS 1000 second
mortgage bonds Of the Petersburg Railroad
Company. .
HILL GODDlN, P. M., more than two hum
dred building lots OH Harshall, Clay, Leigh, NJ,
N, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four
teenth, and Fifteenth streets.
MOODY T. ROYALL, 3h p. NJ, in Marks addl-
ton, near Blakeley and Burrows streets, fonr
building lots. &.
q. MCCORMICK, 10 A. III. and ~ P. NJ, corner
Ninth and Broad streets, ladies' sale Of staple
and fancy goods.
COOK &LAUGHTON, & 10 A. n, at the horse- lot,
horses, mules, "a.
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UNIrHp STATES DISTRICT CoURr, FRIDAY.

UNTHD STATES DISTRICT COURT, FRIDAY
Judge Robert W. Hughes presiding.-Thef fol.
lowing business was transacted:
In the matter Of A. S. johnson, bankrupt
1t was ordered that the cause be referred to
the register to take testimony and report
whether the bankrupt is the head of family,
and whether his transactions for three
months next preceding going into bank
ruptcy were legitimate and proper, and
whether the bankrupt is entitled to an ex-
emption.
In the matter of W. D. Quesenberry, bank.
rupt Answer Of the assignecs filed to peti.
ton of Charles Mason, argument heard, and
petition dismissed with costs.
In the matter of Richard Mitchell, bank
rupt: It was ordered that this cause be re-
moved from Register Waterman to Register
Forbes; that 4. Fl. Brooke, the assignee,
turn over to W. Fl. Allderdice the funds re-
naming in his bands, and that then the said
Brooke be removed as assignee and said ALI
derdice substituted, and the said Brooke
show cause on I'd of May next why he should
not pay the exemptions heretofore allowed
the bankrupt.
In the matter of John Allen, bankrupt;
Assignee ordered to make full report in de-
tail and by items of the chooses in action of
the bankrupt, and the assignee and creditors
are ordered to show cause on the 4th of May
next why exemptions should not be allowed
the bankrupt.
In the matter Of G.. W. Fitzhugh, bank
rupt: Upon motion by the adminlstra'
trix of the said G. W. Fitzhugh, deceased,
for an injunction to restrain certain parties
from prosecuting a suit in the Circuit Court
of Fauquier county, Va, to recover tract
Of land alleged to have belonged to the said
bankrupt, and also 10 claim out Of the salo
land $500 allowed the bankrupt as an ex
emption, the court overruled the motion an6
| ordered the assignee to make himself a party
| to the suit in the State court, and when tnt
rights of the several parties to the said sui
| have been determined there and the sepa
rate rights of said bankrupt and his assignee
shall have been ascertained as against othel
parties in said suit, to make report to thi
court In order to their adjudication here a.
between the bankrupt and the creditors o
his estate.
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SENT TO THE ALBANY PRsITBN7IARY.--An'
drew Harris (colored), convicted ofmail.rob-
bing in this city before the United States
Court, and sentenced to four years I'M
prisonment in the Albany pepitentiary,
started thither yesterday 10 charge of Eugene
Lewis. ESQ.,, assistant post-oftice detective
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A" "sxoRL DoRa."-Mr. George Ives, OF
Eleventh street, has had stuffed the mortal
remains of "Topsy," 5lack.and-tan terrier
nun. three months old ut the time or its
death. which we will wager to have been
the smallest piece Of living dog flesh for Its
noe ever seen in Richmond, If not in the
country, II measured five inches from tip
to tip. and in size is not quite as large as
medium-sized rat. While living 1t was
smart and playful, and was finally accident
aIIy killed by its mother while playing with
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CARD wish to do the Governor tustieeby
removing wrong impression made against him:
The idea has gotten sut that he acted unjusty to-
wards me. 1t Is not SO. It all grew ont of an hon
est but temporary nisconception OF nv own. The
Governor always acted towards me Justly and fairly
and with kind and generous purpose.
This card is published because the repor, men
TONED has spread 50 widely in the city that more
private efforts to correct 1t have proved inadequate
Z uoyUIpr,
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LADIES' FA,R.-The ladies' of Grace-street
Presbyterian church will open their sale OF
useiul and fancy articles ftl the lecture-room
OF the church, corner Of Fourth and Grace
streets, on Monday evening next. They will
nave an assortment Of spring and summer
articles, besides bountiful supply ofrefresh-
ments. The sale will be kept up every day
and evening during the week. =
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Coal FOR CUBA.-The American schooner
Lottie Klots, Captain Vaughan, cleared TOR
Gibarra, Cuba, yesterday, with coal. This
is the first foreign shipment of coal direct
from the terminus of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad,
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DEAFNESS CAUSED BY CATARRH.-Catarrh not
unfrequenty produces deafness. hr. Levi Springer
Of Nettle Lake, tP. o., Williams county, o., former
ly of Durban's Corners o., has been cured OF deaf
ness Of fourteen years standing by using Dr. Sagess
catarrh remedy. He was 80 deaf lie could not hear
person talk when seated by his side, and can now
hear the church bells ring two miles dstant-so he
writes.
A REMARKED CASE OF DEAFNESS CURED
Dicksrsonrills, Mag. Co., ~ T., February 22,
1S71.-About one year asoI caught severe cold
In the head, which terminated in q severe form OF
catarrh. During the time alterations occurred in
the nasal passages, and became wholly deaf In one
ear with partial deafness In the other. The inaa-
nation had Involved all the delicate structures Of
the ears, and was In immediate danger OF perma.
nent deafness. The discharge became pro.use and
felid, both into my throat and from my ears. In
this condition called on DIR. Pierce for aid, who
pr sscribed his. Golden Medical Discovery and Ca
tarrh Remedy, and under their use have rapidly
covered. Ny hearing Is restored, and my catarrh
Is entirely well. JOHN SMITH.
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The WRArHER.-The weather, which has
been so rainy for the past few days, seemed
to have reached its climax on Thursday
night, for about half-past II o'clock this city
was visited by very severe thunder and
raiu-storm. The flashes Of lightning were
unusually vivid for this season of the year,
aud were followed by sharp and startling
peals of thunder. During the thunderstorm
the rain fell very heavily, and altogether it
was almost as severe storm as any we had
during the hot weather last summer.
At a late hour last night there was pros
pect that we would to-day have sunshine
again.
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FAIR At TRINITY CHURCHILL consequence
of the inclemency of the weather during
the past week, the ladies of this church have
determined to continue the fair every nlght
during the coming week until Thursday
night next, when they will close with an
auction sale of all the fine articles remaining
on hand. The fair vii! not be opened To-
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LEs,sI Ar,yE.-The Senate yesterday passed
the bin providing for the payment OF tnte-
rest upon the public debt In the exact shape
in which it came from the House. IL now
goes to the Governor for his approval.
The Senate has adopted the provision In
the general tax bill relating to tax upon mel'
chants substantially as agreed upon oy tne
House, and as it was published in this paper
Yesterday morning. The senator's from tne
cities of the State voted against it.
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REPAIRING CARY S7REET.-A force OF hands
was at work yesterday In repairing and re-
paving Cary street westwardly from Tenth
street. ~
NOW for lower Main street, which IS In
shocking condition. 49,
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/ SUPREME Court OF AprEALs, FRlDAY.-The
following business was transacted in this
court yesterday:
Calhoun and ais. us Robertson. Appeal
awarded to decree Of the Circuit Court of
Appomattox county. s.
Boynton and ais. us. NcNeal and ais. Ap-
peal awarded to decree of the Corporation
Court Of the city of Alexandria.
In the matter of Nathan Jacobs, charged
with bastardy, writ Of error and supersedeas
awarded to q judgment OF the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond.
Board of Supervisors of King and Queen
county ps. Fauntleroy. Submitted on printed
briefs.
Hannah rs Boyd. Submitted.
Tompkins us. Jarvis's administrator. Con-
tinued till the next term.
Moran us. Brent and ais. Submitted. T.
Johnston and ais. us. Scott and ais. will
be the first case called to-day, and the Lynch.
burg Female Orphan Asylum os. Ford is the
next after Johnston us. Scott.
The court meets at II o'clock to-day in.
stead of IL o'clock.
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CITY COMMERCIAL meeting of the
City Conservative Committee, held last
night, Colonel John 81. Guy, the superin.
tendent, stated that he would be compelled
to be absent from the city for the greater
part of May, and he therefore rendered his
resignation of his position. The committee,
IN Difference to his urgent request, but with
great reluctance, accepted it. General Brad
icy /. johnson was unanimously elected to
Nil the vacancy. Mr.. Samuel Fl. Pulliam
was then elected treasurer in General John
sons place. -, -
The committee adjourned to meet on Tues
DAY night next, when it is probable the time
for holding ward meetings to elect delegates
to the city nominating convention will he sp-
pointed. - ...
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PEascxAL.-Mr. William Shakespeare Cald'
well. now Of New York, but formerly OF this
State, was on Thursday night stricken with
paralysis at his room ut the st. james Hotel;
his condition. at one tine thought to be Sc
rious, WIS considerably improved last night.
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PPRsRNTgD WITH GoLD.HEADED CANE
Yesterday morning at the Tobacco Ex-
change, while number Of gentlemen we're
present, Mr.. B. G. Gray, president Of the
Exchange, on behalf Of bis associates, pre-
sented Mr. Jacob Scales with q handsome
gold-hcaded cane as an appreciation of his
valuable inyention-the tobacco-lump ma
cbine-whieh is now successfully used by
some of our largest tobacco manufacturing
establishments. Mr.. Gray made an appro-
pirate presentation speech, which was grace
fully replied to by MIR. Scales Ia brief but
happy response. r ..-.t.
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arHuIulBLs LETTERS REMAINING m THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIE APRIL II, 1874
Master Caleb Hamilton, Virginia Manual
Labor School, care Mr.. Councilman; Colo.
mel Christian Q. Tompkins, Richmond, Vs.
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have on hand large assortment Of Furniture,
Clocks, Baby Carriages, Pictures, Looking Glasses,
&C., which will sell cheap for cash, or In monthly
or weekly irstalments, T. II. HARRIS, -.
1884 Main street.
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HusTNGs CoURr.-The attention of this
court was occupied in the consideration of
ciyii business yesterday. The civil docket
Will be called again o-day. -
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Cosy1crs RECEIVED. Berger aud
Mildred Berger arrived at the PenitentIary
Yesterday from Franklin county, for one
year each for malicious stabbing.
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lHE CHIEF MARSHAL for the fifteenth
amendment celebration, which is to take
pace On Monday next, is T. W. Fitzhugh,
and not F. w. Taylor. H., 49, :.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY COLLECTORS OFYlCB,
RICHMOND. VA April Is, 1874.

CITY COLLECTORS OFYlCB,}
RICHMOND. Va April l3. 1874.
DY An ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
ID !: :, required tns. notice shall De gwen ia All
,r. ,,t'y u.w<pal,rr. under the dire ction OF he
co-xi;:ee OF Finance, that The list Of dellnqueu,
REAL ESTATE
to. =" p-rr"t!, year will be- published IN one or
Z = p. tar lazy newspapers, ana also Inc une
=. 4: pace I sale uf sid delinquency.
:. -:nc- with lhe abpve the list Will be pup
E.a.a on TUESDAY the 2lSt instant. ana on
Il NDAY ;He 4;A hay Of May.
A.4a.. t.rp,rty 20 published will be subjected TO
81 .::.,,ca.i penalty .: 20 per cent. for charges
JOHN I. REGNAlLJ,
~ ta.Et Collector.
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JAPANESE SILK PoPLINs, new spring Styles
so, so, and 75c., just received as'uL1Vs nE1kh )
6O3 Broad street.
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CITY COLLECTORS 0FFfc E, !

RICHMOND, VA. April 10. lS74.
TIE COLLECTOR WILL BE FOUND
L q -" Council Chamrcr, Washington Hal,
tat. .Gt" @. Broad, between Niuth and Ientn
,:"r:, :r"n 9 o'clock A. Il. 10 8 o'clock +. NJ, on
- ...y- lii, Jh instant. for the purpose OF re-
e>,r.4e from a! persons charged with =
LICENSE TAX
se a!.oGai caarycd thereon. -
AuC any person Liable 10 such tax who shail
Prosecute III. business after the i, day OF May
r.:&yui having p-id such tax, shall be llabe 70 4
-. q. not les, than one dollar nor more than nVe
es..A.. for every day Of default
JOHN +. REGSACLT,
.pt1-ln: Collector.
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LABORATORY OF DE-. W. II. TAYLOR, ANALfT1-
c.r AND CONSULTING CHEAIsr.-Tbe result OF
. c.refpl chemical examination Of u. semmess
pure Rye WhIskeyn enables me to confidently re-
commend II TO those who desire an article OF an-
questionable purity for use as medicine or % oev
eraRe. The samples subjected 70 examination rep
resent a lot OF one hundred bsarels, aud were So
iected by myself. WnLIAh b. TAYLOR
= 10 s''..s Analytical Chemist.
Tho aforementioned whiskey, made in 1868,
an Ia had for three dollars per gallon at
'>'' ARCHER & BooKER's,
No. 7a5 Main street.
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ALE FOR FAMILY UsK-ENGLIsH ALE, CREAM
Ar AND PoRTEa.-To supply demand from his
many countrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has no"
an ale that he iatters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both In flavor and quality,
and with his uniyersally-approved "cream ale" and
norter will enable him 70 please the pslates OF ALI
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly hiieo.
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NEW STOCK OF REApY-hADE CLOTHING just
received by K. B. SPENCE & Son, and for sale low.
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GoLD-HHAD4D and other CANES, as also oA'
BRRLLAs OF superior quality, remarkaoiy 10" ~
ScuAAP's l4O2 Main street.
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NATURAL MINERAL WATRRs.-Congrsss Wa
ter. Ha,horn Water German Sel.zer Water, I'M
psr,ed Yichy Water, Frederickshall Bitter Water
and Wslla whztoola Alum Water.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
-- Sixth and Broad streets,
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You CAN FIND everything in the way OF new
STYLE hats at tALLEI's, and at prices to suit your
olH .
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GENUINE SILK SCARFs at 25c. apiece worth so
at THALHudER's, sol Broad street.
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CocoANuT CREAM CANDY, CocoAfUT CARA
MRLs, at PIZZIN1's.
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Harper's, Leslie's, and Peterso"'s Mage.
zi,aes, and the GALAXY, !all for May, are 70
hand from j. T. Eilyson, LIZ Main street,
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The famous GLLlAH's WINEsAP, put up In tin
fo,ed little blocks fer sale exclusively at SCEAAPs
Premium Cigar and Umbrella store, 1902 Main
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Exscur1vE.-Thef following notaries public
were appointed yesterday by the Governor,
viz, II. X. Burgwin, Charlotte county, and
d. L. Pullianl, Chesterfield.
Pardon was refused James X. Robinson,
of Richmond, and Nancy Walker, OF Albe-
msrle, inmates Of the penitentiary.
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ALLEN & BROTHER are selling great bargains IL
hats. Give them q call. s.
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: EHGLIsH CLOTHS, ooATINes, AND cAss1nHREs
Just received by u. B. SPENCE & Son, and will b,
made 70 order In the best style At low prices.
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ALL pnY-oooDs PURCHASERS should 90 10 90
HsN BRo1HEKs', who are constantly selling goods
at less than the regular market rate Their stock Is
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CALL on r. d. SPENCE q, Son FOR IoU
SPRING cLoTHrNG AND UNDERWEAR.
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SWEET ORANGES are liked by everybody, and
Przz1yIs is the place to buy them.
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Grand total, 10000 gifts, all cash sh....a25o, ,ooC
Whole tickets, IS; half tickets, $3.50. Clut
rates : / l tickets for $50; 20 tickets for 500.
Tickets can be had At P. WRIsIGRR s. Co.'S ha
store, 1901 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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sCnAAP,s Nevs Depot l4o2 Main street, Is pa
tronixed by Americans, Frenchmen, Germans,
Englishmen, and Honandcrs, because their Ian
suage Is spoken there and shousands OF various ar
ticles are sold there at very moderate prices.
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SATURDAY.. APRIL is, 1874.
LOCAL MATTERS.

RRLIGloES SKEyrCES TOMORROW. - The
usual religious services will be held in NIL OF
the city churches tomorrow except the fol.
lowing special appointments: :.
Third PreSbytcriGn.--Rev. +. T. Baird,
D. D.. at ii A. NJ. ....... .
T,penty.tit Street Christian Chapel
Preaching at Al p. n. by Rev. Joseph Z.
Tyler. :.
Trinity Bishop Doggett at II
A. Nj. Rev. A. G. Blcdsoe at s z. ID. Sub
ject: Gods Glory"
In consequence Of the occupancy OF the
lecture-room. there will be no session OF
Trinity school Sunday morning.
Clay Street Nsthodtst.-Rcv. B. f. Wood
ward, the pastor. having returned to the city,
will preach ut II A. ii. and 1:45 P. N.
Second Baptist-Rev. VIM. ID. Thomas,
D. d., OF Norfolk, at II A. N. Rev. Charles
Fl. Read, D. D., at s L. NJ. /"
Grace Street Baptist.-The pastor, Rev.
DR.. Wilson, having returned to the city,
will preach at II A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Assembly Hall.-The Second Presby yterian
church not being ready for use, DR.. Hoge
will preach in Assembly Hall on Sunday a..
NJ. at II o'clock. Subject: Popular er-
rors with regard to religion. and mistakes as
to the method of obtaining it." Commu-
MON service in the lecture room at a I. M.
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| WAGyER's VIRGINIA YEAsT-PowpERs-the
best, cheapest, and most reliabesold by druggists
md
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NEW STOCK OF FuRNIsHIEG GOODS Just re-
ceiyed by E. B. SPENCE & Son, and for sale low.
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ICR-CREANs AND ICES.-Those who wish some
| thing extra for dinner should leave their orders
with PIZZIEI.
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DArEsl DATES Two pounds for 2sc' at Plz-
zISIS.
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NEW STOCK OF N0BBY HBCKwEAR JUST rs
ceiVed and for sale low by z. B. SPENCE soN.
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II you wish good IcE-CREAk, leave your orders
with P1zzINI, who viii send you any favor.
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The largest and cheapest stock Of Kid Gloves l
the city at THALHImER's; 601 Broad street.
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have apalyzed the whiskey known undo rthe
brand Of" B-Select," controlled by Messrs WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and and 4
free from fusil oil and other Impurities, and recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. B. hcCAw, NJ D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College o
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Five thousand yards Dress Goods from lex
75c al THALuIMER,s,, a0l Broad street.
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A NIlikAClIE COAL.--Thls day land-
a ~. 800 tons best quality RED ASH EGG
aaH >IDNk GOALS, which will be sold rs low as
u c.A b. bought during the ummer months. Those
= "aa: Will please se nd IN their orders.
WHsT ROBERTS,
MI 81 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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Aithnroad 1ispatt[l,

kE THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN, THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY,
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WuooPING-CoUGH SYRUP-an efficient prepa-
ration. L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
NNDEf hND GOAL

WARD REMOE A LOCAL VERY
L 'HEAP.-iiav!ng taken yard more accessi-
ile - coal vessels, my present one, Fifteenth and
pork streets, Is FOk RENT. To oavoid the re-
h9val OF my stock OF superior ANTHRACITE
COAL or ~! sizes will sell IL for Two weeks PoR
CASH AT AsTokIsIISGLY Low PRICES. Tho Inn
iat:aIc attention Of dealer. aud consumers, espe-
sts..' cash buyers, Is invited. All BlTUMINOUS
aaa sfLlNT GOALS for engines, CRATES &C., At
love-: rates. Also. COKE, aud my well-knovn
AlSDLlSG and COOKING WOOD.
J. Is. WATKINS,
a. - two doors below post-ofHce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-18
Go to PIzzINr's and get some Of those large FIGS

JUST RECEIVED At A. 4. ALLEN & BROTHERS g
. large lot Of spring and summer har.