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AUCTION SALES TfysS DAY.

BURTON, CARTER & CO. 5 2. NJ, Ave building
lots In the town Of Fulton.
MOODY & ROYALL, 3X p. ~, Grly-nve building
lots in the city OF Manchester, on Seventh,
Eighth, and Ninth streets.
GRUBsS & WILLIAMS, P. NJ, West End
building lots, on Franklin, Grace and Broad
streets.
w. GODDIS, p. NJ, brick tenement on the soutl,
side Of Broad street between Thirteenth and
/ Fourteenth streets.
JOHN HOWARD, trustee, farm In AlbemarIa
county two and half miles from the james
River and hanaSha canal.
COOK & LAUGHTON. 10 A. H., stock Of grocc-
ries, liquors, furniture, &C., ut the store OF
James kennaday, on Eighteenth street near
the Dock
RICHARDSON & CO., s p. NJ, three building
lots on Thirtieth street between Marshall ami
Clay.
THOMAS W. KEESEE, 10 A. ~, two iron safes.
COOK & LAUGuTON, 10 A. n, continued sale
OF diamonds, watches jewelry, &C., at 3. A.
Wnstock's loan office, No. II fourteenth
street.
| THOMAS w. KEESEE, 10 A. NJ, furniture,
| pianos, SC.
| II. MCCORMICK, 10 A. NJ, balance Of the stock,
Showcases fixtures, &C., CT store No. 42I
! Broad street.
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A CnED ACCIDENTALLY PoIsoSED.-A case
af accidental poisoning occurred Tuesday
at Mr.. S. N. Davis's, who resides about one
and u haE miles from the city. An interest
eng little chiId, about eighteen mouths oId,
e. daughtes of Mr.. Ryland Newell, in play
iug about the room got hold Of bottle con-
t4ning laixturc Of of aconite, beliadoHa,
and chloroform (Which is deadly poison}; !;
thinking it Was something nice, she took
considerable swallow tef if, and was imme-
diate!y taken wish conyslsions, which lasted
Ksy nsi uvs were @ sent oF as spesdy 1 us
and applied the proper remedies. For some
time the parents had but little hope of her
recovery. Yesterday the child was out of
dDl l,per,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING IN rAB
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE APRIL 80. 1874
Dir. G.. Dhirner, Chesapeake Workshops,
Richmond, Va. Dr.. William II. Gwathmey,
Ross street, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Melgina
Howard, care OF Sterling Boiling, Powhatan
courthouse, Va; James II. aadisop, Esq,
No. 406 Sixth street, between Marshall and
Clay, Richmond, va.
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POLICE COURT, WEDSEsDAY-Justice White
Jacob Wright (uegro), for keeping vicious
and unlicensed dog, which had bitten two
children Of James DnnnaYant, was fined
$3.50 and the dog ordered to be killed.
Ferdinand Neurath was fined $3.50 for an
assault upon Francis Follian.
Peter Sullivan, for au assault upon Mary
Jane Worrall, was fined IS.
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TABLEAux AT ASSEMBLY HALL.-On the
2Sth and 10th of May series of entertain.
ments, consisting of tableaux and music, Will
be given at Assembly Hall under the super
iutendence Of Mr. Bartlett, Of New York,
whose skill in the management of such en-
tertainments is highly commended by the
press of the North. Those having the mat
ter in hand announce that several "of the
most admired ladies and gentlemen OF our
own city will take part in the tableauX, "and
that the music will be of the most enjoyable
kind
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ACCIDENT AT THE DANvlLLE DEP0T.-Lasr
evening about 7 o'clock Thomas Scott an
emploIe OF tue Richmond and Danylle
hai!Ioaa Company, was caught between two
shllting engines in the DEF os yard aud vas
qreao!uliy lpJured. HIS left arm and right
leg were broken and be was otherwise hurt.
Inc officers Of the company sent him to the
intirmary for treatment.
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ARRIVAL OF CoNvIcrs.--Yesterday Mr..
James A. Stuart, City Sergeant of AIexar-
drla, brought to the pen;entiary the follow
ing convic:s for the period named; Eias
Jordan, five years; j. NJ. Woody, four
years; Lewis Green, three years and three
months; and William Johnson, two years
and six months,
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CAUCUS or CONSERVATIVE NEMBERs.-
There viii be caucus of the Conservative
members Cs the General Assembly in the
hall OF the House Of Delegates this morning
ut 10 O'Clock. Ons Of the most important
subjects that has engaged the attention. OF
the party for years js TO be considered and
disposed OF.
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SENT TO THE CuAlN.GASG.-Henry Schla.
ter. guilty OF larceny OF silver spoons from
DR.. j. L. NJ. Curry, R. C.. Hobson, and n.
j. Mitchell, was sent 80 the chain.gaug for
twelve months. The accused plead guilty
in each of these cases. A charge of burglary
is still pending against him.
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OAKwooD MEMORIAL AssoCrAT1oy.-A
meeting OF the Board of Directors OF this As.
sociation will be held at tue residence of DR..
Vest at 5 O'Clock this afternoon, to make ar.
rangenents for tie approaching memorial
dly
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AFEw MORE TICKETS LEFT 70 tho Masonic ain
Concert, at Norfolk. p. WsIsIoxR q CO., 1891
h2in street, kichmond, Va, will continue the as,e
OF tickets until the night Of May LIST. After this
they will sell no more, as returns will have to be
made to reach Norfolk the day alter
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PERsoEAL.-Chef Justice Waite, OF the
United States Supreme Court, will preside At
the session of. the United States Court in
this city, commencing on the 4th proxino,
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s1ANCliESTEE NEWS

THE CoURT-HoUsE QUssTIoE.--The ques'
ton of the removal OF the county court
house will be submitted to the people of the
county at the election in November. Two
locations are spoken of-the Old Courthouse
and Chester,
REGIsTRATIoN.-On Monday, biay 18th, the
qualified voters OF this city will commence
registration. The office will be kept open
one week.
THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The clerk Of this
court has drawn the grand jury for the term
commencing May 14th.
FENERAL SERvICEs.-The funeral OF Mr..
Frank Jarvis, an old and respected citizen
Of this place, took place yesterday from the
Meade Memorial church.
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FLOWERS AND GREENHOUSE PLASTs-Intcnd-
Ing 10 move to Hermitage Nurseries, We will sclI al,
wholesale and retail, at greenhouse in rear OF the
Baptist church, on Pue street, flowers aud green
house plants at great inducements. All In want Of
choice plants should apply az once.
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have analyzed the 1hiskey known under the
brand or" B-Selees," controlled by Messrs. VAL
TKR D. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va and end 1t
free from fusi oil and other impurities and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes.
}. B. HCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry Medical COLLEGE OF
Virgins,
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THoHAs OAKLEY ACQUrTTED.-Inth the Hust-
ings Court yesterday the jury In the case OF
Thomas Oakley, who was charged with as
saulting and robbing Elijah Priddy, brought
in verdict of "uot guilty." and Oakley was
discharged.
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SUPREME CouRT OF APPRALS.-The follow
ins busipess was transacted in the supreme
Court of Appeals yesterday:
Buford us Pollok's administrator, PoIlok's
administrator Us. Sutherlin, Jones, |Sc. Us.
Adams ct ais. Petitions for rehearlngs IN
these three cases were denied.
Fultx us. Davis ct ais. Appeal allowed from
Il decree of the Circuit Court OF Nelson.
{Staunton caseJ
Lexington Savings Institution Us. F'rancls
A. Smith. Appeal refused to decree Oh tne
Circuit court of Rockbrdge county,
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FOUND AT LAsT-Thc long scught-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds
watches, tewelry, siiyerware, &c. Call at A. HAIR.
RIs's Loan Office, S22 Main street, and you will
learn all about II. All transactions strictly conf
denstaL
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tickets in the Masonic Gifs Concert, at Norfolk.
was closed on the goth instant. can procure tickets
from L. WEGsIc eR { Co., 1901 Main street, II
their letter will reach 2. WE1sIGKR & 20. before
at Aar
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Lax, :iv honor tn.snnounce myself { candidate
70 '!'''.ea So Ne sJCice OF CITY SEItGEAAT,
5" ,'i L -. a".i-i":! OF the Con.e:sgiive koIn-
."''''.- ':.'cHt."U. Conscious o! Iaving dis
,'.''''.' - HlG"s . The a.irc for the past TWO
80. !h'.i.tf, :Stu respectfaiiE solicit your
'-.''';; q th' &iEF' acAtug inueicipa.'c!eclon.
~ '.btct.Gj:.,
r-s-jHlj Pr MOORE.
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lsT MAY win be positively the las. day on which
tickets will be sold at Richmond In the Masonic
Gift Concert, ut Norfolk. p. WKIsIGgR & Co,
12ol Main street, have them for sale.
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H:. N iORALII.-I respectfully an
!, ''"E InSsrf candidate FOX .-e-electinD TO
80" '''' - MAJ or subject 20 liz approval OF 4
D.. Na,is" ""n'' ni!"u. Should de the pleasure
-. 49,; 'cH""-rii!""c- again Ia nuaur Iuc with this
, '''4 "hii pint.lac ~ u>clisE E,ce its duties in
- ""i' wliti itaLrcgard for tue interest and well
49, W. "Ar c3iE .,'u her people ~,3i"! have en-
~. go 10 b!Iug u p!at discharge iH the PAST.
- -~-4N n A NJ. KELLEY
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CHANGE OF MARKET HoURs.-On and after
the 1st of May the First and Second Markets
will be closed at 10 o'clock A. III.
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RIcRvnSD. April IS, 1874.

RICEWnSD. April Is, 1874.
- s-.. : = - .''s1u.J b. Pace, " ). IuT1Tough,
."... y ..sl.gi gtheTS..
o-..."t y our, oil yesterday has been re-
-" s.. I. - s:anlia!y i CAL upon me- TO be
- .a~ .~.ct4te for The Nayor:.ily. l'urinS the
go - - n..,- appeals have heeI. made TO me IN
= ,--.. t7'aa"".."a lay large numbers Of all
e.. Iroi!" ~ cT"ry quarter Of the city. |
49,. "',r ~ r "etaut FOR many reasons TO be
~'.'-'. u'..!l Ia .. and have 50 expressed my
'" .i... al agasu. II. however. YOU, aud others
-" y: Lave referred, 3ri!rye that the use OF IN '
- " -'t -T'I'" 60" purpose al this time II Is al
'......i,.~,. @At YOU c.4 therefore consider me y
..i,' - !uu lrrpusc.
s.r,s', /. IN ;lc very crisis of her growth, Snd
- 81, :lc - &, iaand. you justly remark, the
s'.'... e.: al! Of her citizens. Should mine
- r''."! :"r. my hcurtiest devotion and antiving
5s''. '' .'ti O.! every l.aicrial interest OF the
IT. .'.I", shaA tes, express the nature OF my
r@.,a-".
u: O. .-s". he u.e or my name Is ssb1ect 10 the
y ":i...-,s joL "i tire Conservative party.
- Il" Lomcr yt1 do me In Your call upon me
- - -" aIt:c-:ng terms In which II Is eI-
-. :cc' =: soy grateful! thanks, and believe NE
.-.'--#". sCUf ;"!iU S-1iizeu.
..-J.7s TEYTOS WISE.
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GsNrLEAES's spRIyG sTYLEs.-Messrs. e. B.
SPENCE & soS, 1900 Main street. havc put In .
cno'ce and beautiful collection Of Cloths, cass!-,
.neres' ana festings, which they are making mp In
the latest styles ~ The very lowest prices In their
Ready Made Clothing Department ,f,ey bayo uue
collection OF Business and Dress Salts. In Under
wear sheir stock Is unsurpassed. In WORT, their
stock Is large 10 every department. and rs they ara
determined to sell, they have marked doua their
goods to the very lowest living prizes. Give them
"A ra1 4EFs
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J. ELLOH IiIZENS aIl :au ISDE.
- rrNDkNT CANDIDATE fo- ire Office OF
w." h!>>lpNEk Of Ik r REVENUE. With an
" !"t OF s'='':s years assistant sn n, n,issionrr
,,!''iiisc faithtsi performance of rie duties OF
;'',''.cc Hhon!d II he yoslr pleasure 80 lect me-
yer. respectfully.
.pL--lm ~, t,EMKGE M. DUESBERRY IL
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DOMESTIC CINGHAMs, at 10 and l214c. yard. a
LEVY BROTHERS.
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ALARGE VARIETY OF HAMBURG kDGISG, 1ot
and l sc. a yard, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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INpoaTEp BAY RUN, KIosTE9FgAr, tnnn.,
sologue and Farina cologne waters az WAGNER )
druz stsrc, Sixth aud Broad streets.
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n H.>fDN>E TO TIE CALL OF
.' '!'.s E<i..r- t. allow my uau!e 10 be used in
, ~. III v-'ii the ,ulicc of CITH SERGEaN NJ
80. @Ipt"t:!hnp mlnicip.l eee:!op, no re-
",i.! sr!ttc Inyaa!fa candidate'or that Office,
=. /" I!le h>c''t"n -! the nominating cunven-
anu s"!p-E 'hc support III the c.tL ems Of Rich
JOHN II. .ERkASkk.
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REHoyAI-A HARRIs'S Loan O1ice (establi: he'd
In 1861 has been removed to 1922 Main street.
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H;ltIln1oud @ispattlt,

sETRE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is y.aRSER THAN THE CoMBIFRD
c,HC1u, ,ATpoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
xEwspArEes OF THE CITY.
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Iha MASONIC GIFT CONCERT, at Norfolk, uiis
positively take place 9Th Nav. so
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- lie yOTEGS OF RICHMOND
G",. t'.'cn tiuAs: ! AIN Az independent candi-
-; ,c 'i m ~ "ihcc Of CITY sEkGEAkf. and soi-
-,.y. .ut 1 ttH apts Had been fairly defeated TWO
ON" 80 " et"nri MT now 5e 4 candidate. If the
=. I, ''''iilc '1 publican parties both uomi us
=, 't"'.htCy .haU Withdraw. Very respect
= - zap - GEORGE 4. HUNnLk
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SPECIAL N0TIcE.->ix fine sbow-cls lses for sale
at the DOLLAR STORE, corner OF Ninth and Main
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AGREAT VARIETY OF ROSES IN BLOOM AT Mor
roS's, corner OF Main and Reservoir streets.
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ZoSAL GERANIUNS, In bloom, by the dozen OF
hundred, at MoRToN's garden, corner Of Main aud
Reservoir streets.
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LOOK AT TILE TUCKED MUSLIN, 75c. yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN TOW ELs, al s2 and SO pei
dozen, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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SOAP BABIES, soap turtles, transparent ball soap,
&C.. az WAGNER s drug store.
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POOL IN THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT OF NOR
FoLK.-All parties wishing to have their names en-
tered on the lie, OF tickets left Friday night,
will please hand In tn. ir names at once. Z. WRIs-
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WIDE WASH poPLIE, only Il shilling per yard c,
LEVY BROTHERS.
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~ou. EEc9t;>.
1. y. (i><ic.Son,
! II. >NlH>on.
!. Il. >6uFnali,
:. -. IArCktcy,
.l.r,nS> !, pa,rick.
>aU.Uc, =. harrison,
!. II. Martin,
lHru.a> Nc, 'arGly.
James Morris.
.liuEIa> t MnSpiv,
Cirma"u; HOT.
l.. J. >m.ta.
.kI0>r ~ HIS.
JUha tcs:Cr,
James Conway,
=. 4. EIusaan.
" ii.isIu &CS.nSoA,
r.t-.>..a. rIShI.
<. II. nih-cl.
r.. ,I.ta II. lh!.dTcy.
". /. t'arN.
,lplsE X. deter.
.. ". v il.iSms.
Mark Anthony.
falIH.> i. spencer.
W. Il. >n@ol.
.'raH /. Jones,
]. ", riernaD,
Nt..I,ii juEGSon,
.ly~v< MORAN.
..tlX,N Davis.
V. i. NostlE.
l,nl"< Mccarthy.
= ii Lyuelc4n,
II. ilGulac>,
ll-..Ty Miller
M;k4 Foster,
GtCna-a Thorpe.
l:.cu.rJ Ira! lor,
rv:rr tvIrii;.
]. i. Mason.
,.a.:..> y. Morris.
>a'""rl Nrrcdiia,
,iu>r,... ". Row.
Nt,roE Eow,
L. Hsl;ou.
Nicholas EooS!c.
J. Il. :;cIIcI.
!;arvcy { Jo.cs
.,s, iry,cn tohu>oc. Sr.,
Chatrtr.r.aiu 4 Jones.
TAlI-:CTru < Co,
.-t.J-..~. y. iV!er,
W. 7. Da-iri. Jr.,
I. > M,i-nli.
4. j. i. >C!Aier. Jr..
James /. ~trailuT.
+. :. F.rueyh"ugh.
John II. iiu;chc>uu,
7. t.. Glazchruuk,
T. r. Nigh:lngale.
E<h'c { Huurer,
,l.,G!..s {. lluu:cr.
W. cHeai,
G,"p-@.. =. Palmer,
-. Mii!!tnl II. Hailuc-,
John OFT.
i. L. Scla'er.
j. J. Wright,
W. i. R.ddick.
Gcn.E" ". Jarvis,
81. fIarwuod.
=. y. To~n>rud,
.luhn II. " illianS,
-. r, Gcrhardt,
7. =. Gaines,
:. Nahoaey.
george q. Wayt,
t. L.. VI. lewis,
l.. 4. " uolGri6gc.
I. Il. Montgomery.
Gr"rge Atkinson,
-AlonZo ;. Tyler,
JuS.Ii! ". S,aton.
=. John 3, Haiy.
i. ii. lIEcoden.
N!;chie D-uouu,
W.n. K. Riaaick,
i. l.. Slaughter,
i. II. s.il.;i.
e.. Watson James,
i. :. Wright.
nn. Il. Matthews.
WIN. -. i llca,
/, S-n.Icl ;. Garter,
Il. =. UelarGe,
James ID. Browne,
". II. Perkins,
). VI. Carlozo,
J :. Mcre.;!:h.
.NuMas poiuccL!er,
JOHN A. MoSby, Jr.,
,-...-.-. air,rL,p-a- .lra,1y r
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TIE NEW SHADES OF PURE HoHAIK just re-
ceived al LEVY BROTHERS..
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JAPANESE SILK PoPLrNS, new spring styles, xs
so, 60, and 75c., just received at julius MRYsn'S,
Gn3 Rrnad street
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DAvoL TES-QUARTER BLEACHED sHRKrING
be had st LEVY BROTHERS.. ! his isa very sups
rior article.
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AFULL STOCK OF cAsSIMEkES AND CeArINcs,
OF all grades and prices, at LEVY BROTHERS..
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Fon UMBRELLAS. large or small,

FoR UMBRELLAS, large or small,
(Any quality A. allI,
Or for canes OF stylish make,
Some gold-heaied tllard to breakl
Jeuclry In plate or geld,
FIJI for gents and cheapy sold,
Ties or collars, gloves or hose,
Combs or brushes, Gdile-bows,
Strings for hanjos or guitars,
Fine tobacco or cigars
Or FOR books 10 please the braia
or the town,ulan or the swain
Call At SCuAAp'S variety store. 1402 Main street.
JAPANESE SILK PoPLtNS, new spring Styles xt
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,NnoURAGE HONE ENTER cEYs 4

W. {. SMITH,
hSSIFACTUKEH OF CHILDRES,s
CARRIAGES,
fhe assortment constantly on hand at sales.
,%".I. 737 AasS I'd 4l2 Broad street. WORK
~ "h.sTEED. Carriages MADE TO ORDER Of any
~ .iltd s.rie aud tnisn. RETAINING OF all KINGS
@t'' WI! take old carriages IN exchange.
I'LL IAN ,TL&elln
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WANTED, BOARDERS.-Miss G!BB-
W has three very desirable ROOMS, each hay
Ing wardrobe closet, located on floor i'm mediateJ
sooye she parlor a.so, sever, neatly iurnisnSr
At No. 9O4 east MARSHALL street, between Ninth
ienth streets. ap %. 3ts
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PARASoLS AND sun UMBRELLAS Of every de.
;cription at LEVY BROTHERS..
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CLEOPATRA RUFFLEs just received at LEY,
BROTHERS,.
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BLACK ALPAcas from 25c. 10 s1.75 yard
LEVY BROTHERS.
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CARRIAGES. GARTIs dc.

| 'iiLDEEN'o CARRIAGES.-I have
- ,!ant received Il full line Of CEANDALL,S
ZEE, "lih patent front axle. thus are the
s,t aHo cheapest carriages made. Call and ~
I.I.'" T. ne them. have iew ligtIt-colorcd CaK
"'-.HES vii! sell al cost 10 c!ost. them our
.,, ROBERr HAkkOLD.
~ 81 SIG Rr1ad dsfr
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ALL TIE NOVELTIES IN JswKLRY at LBy
BROTHERS.
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-.... 49,, :.E. e. .;p.ar occ.,U-c the lists con-
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WANTS.

WANTED, a COOK, WASHER and
w !ROSER and to do general hou e-Hork for
a family OF three persons. Apply IT No. 1000
franklin street eur Old Market. up 20 81
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WANTED, GIRL -, about SN fourteen ;n ), yesTs ac
2l4 Leigh street, corner Of Third street
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'tN Ny FELLOE-CITIZESS.

tIII CENTK hL COtI
HESTER. VA. april 20.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-05-14
A HeartIeSS Undertaken.

A case of brutality recently occurred in
Brooklyn, n. y, that is almost without a
parallel. The child of Mrs. Close died,
after an illness of several months. Mrs.
ClnSe's husband is printer, and for the
past three months had been unable to OBJ
tain employment. The prolonged sick
ness of the child, with its attendant physi-
clans bills and other expenses, used up
their little savings, and when the death of
The child occurred they were almost PEN
nileSs. Mrs. Close applied to an under
TAX, +, TO whom she stated her condition,
and after pleading with him for some time
he reluctantly agreed to furnish the nee
esSary articles for the funeral, and take his
pay in installments. The day of the fun
eral came and the friends of the family
were assembled, waiting for the minister
to arrive. At this point the undertaken
put in an appearance and demanded the
payment of one of the installments. The
poor mother begged his forbearance, but
he was memorable. The friends of the
woman then made up subscription, but
the amount thus obtained was too small to
satisfy the undertaken. At last, growing
inpatient he said, "If you can't give me
the money, will take the coffin" and
suiting the action to the words, he remov-
ed the dead body of the child from the
coffin. and left the house with the coffin
under his arm. Mrs. Close was so over
come with grief that she tainted, and it
was some time before she could be revived
sufficiently to realize her position. The
only course to be pursued was to appeal
to the sympathies of the neighbOrs. An
application to the stOre-keepers in the vi
cinity was responded to with willingness,
and in a short time the requisite funds
were raised, and the funeral services pro-
ceeded without further interruption.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-05-14
A New Motive Power.

Mr.. John w. Kelly, of Philadelphia,
has discovered new motive power, the
result of a series of experiments covering
a space of twenty-five years. 1t consists
simply of process whereby water is con-
verted into vapOr without the aid of heat,
resulting in power greater than steam.
The vital principle of Mr.. Keely's engine
is that it converts water into cold vapOr
solely through the agency of mechanical
appliances. The principal parts of the
power-generatOr consists ola hollow metal
globe about fifteen inches in diameter,
having walls three fourths of an inch in
thickness. The globe is connected with a
strong cylinder of iron, which is used as a
receiver of the power of force generated in
the globe. From the cylinder a brass
pipe, having a bore of one thirty-secOnd
of an inch, conducts the power to the test
or force register. This apparatus is an
iron cylinder in which piston moves like
the piston of an ordinary engine. The
pistOn-rOd communicates with lever so
weighted that a power equal to l0,400
pounds per square inch is required to move
it. Upon turning a stOp-cock and admit
ting the power TO the teSt-gauge, the
weight above mentioned was easily raised.
1t is n peculiar quality of the vapOr that it
can be used at any pressure from 10
pounds to 10000 pounds to the square
inch. and when once generated il can be
stored in the receiver for an indefinite
period without any loss of power or ener-
gy. Mr.. Kelly is building practical en-
CINE to be propelled by the newly-discov-
cred MOTOR