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Daily Kennebec journal., 1874-10-10
NO. 235.
For the Journal.
A SET DREAM,

For the Journal.
A SUNSET DREAM.
BY MARTIN MAINE.
Sitting at my chamber window,
Idly leaning on the sill,
Giving rein to all my fancy,
Dreaming at my own sweet will,
Gazing at the western glory
Ofthe slowly dying day,
Came to me a wondrous vision,
Came, and would not pass away.
On feecy couch Of crimson
Lay crown of purest gold,
Glittering with gorgeous splendor,
That with tongue cannot be told;
Tipped with gems of rarest beauty
All of purest ray serene,
Cleaning with heavenly radiance
Overriding with silver sheen.
Then an anxious eager longing
Came upon my weary soul,
Longed sore to win and wearit,
Wear it when reached the goal,
Reached the goal Of earth's endeavor,
That bright home Of all the blest.
Where the wicked cease from troubling,
And the weary are at rest.
While l, longing, yearned and wondered
How to save my soul from loss,
Suddenly / saw before me
The dear shadow Of the cross.
Quickly to that shade hastened,
Thinking there to learn the way,
Praying God to guide my footsteps
That never thence might stray.
Siill saw that beauteous vision,
Saw that cleaning glittering crown,
Then to me golden staircase
Seemed from heaven to earth let down:
Up and down that glorious pathway
Angels fitted to and fro,
Wearing each crown Of glory
Wrapped in robes as white as snow.
Sweetest notes of heavenly cadence
On my raptured ear then fell.
But DER all heard the Master
Saying, Brother it is well.
To the cross cling close and closer,
Live you in its shadow there,
Ifyou never from, it wander
You shall climb b this golden stair
And this fadeless crown SO radiant
Mid the Iansomed you shall wear"
Oh, his voice so sweet and tender
Thrilled me as fingered there,
Standing in that grateful shadow,
Shielded from the storms Of earth,
Glorious hopes and aspirations
In my bosom had new birth.
Then shouted out with gladness,
But my voice SO clear and shrill
Walked me from my dreamy vision.
And around me all was still;
All that beauteous scene had vanished,
But keep it in my heart.
And the memory Of that vision
Never shall from me depart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23
&60,250 100000

Total insurance on stock, buildings, and
machinery, s16O,25O.
1t was currently reported yesterday that
Messrs. Haxall, CrenshaW & Co. were SO for
tunate as to have other risks on their pro-
perty which was destroyed, which risks had
been taken out by the concern, not through
any agency in this city, but elsewhere upon
personal application. We were enable,
however, to verify this report, for upon in
ouiry at their Office we were informed that
if it was SO they didn't know anything
about it. l5zat
It is said that the firm will at once COM
mence the erection Of small flour mill, and
thew hope by July to be able to turn out
from two hundred to three hundred barrels
of -four per day.
In conclusion, it may be remarked that at
the time of the fire the wind was blowing
from the north, which carried the flames
away from the lumber house and other build
ings which were in close proximity to the
mill. and thus more disastrous fire was
ayerted. MIR. r. b. Haxall, a member OF the
firm who was out of the city at the time Of
the ire, reached Richmond yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, WEDNESDAY
The following business was transacted:
Heiskel Us. Cotfey. Dismissed, appellants
assignee falling to take proper steps to prose
cute the appeal.
Mann vS. Haskins. Order dlscharglne
rule set aside, and rule enlarged till Tuesday
next. .
Birth Is. Commonwealth. Petition for: q
writ of supersedeas to Judgment OF the
Circuit Court Of Montgomery denied by all
the judges.
Terry rs. Ragsdale. Writ of error and
supersedeas awarded to judgment OF the
Circuit Court Of PittsylYania county.
Barnett's administrator os. Barnett and ais
Appeal allowed from a decree Of the Circuit
Court of Madison county. - ..,.-, Z.
WarWick's administrator us. Warwick and
ais: Consent decree entered. -.
The case of William D. Coleman rs. the
Commonwealth, on appeal from Judgment
of the Hastings Court OF the city of Rich
mond was heard for Coleman through NIL
liam l.. Royal, Esq, who will conclude his
speech to- day, and be followed by Attorney
General Daniel for the Commonwealth. !.
Pettyjohn us. Evans: Writ Of error award.
ed to judgment of the Circuit Court OF
Amherst county (Staunton case). an.
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ASSEMBLY HALL, RICHMOND, VA,
81


In pursuance of the order of adjournment
last night, large number of citizens OF Rich
mond assembled on Eighth street in front oi
Assembly Hall, and found the doors Of the
hall locked and no lights in the house.
Lewis d. CrenshaW, ESQ.,, the chairman,
not being present, on motion Of Franklin
Stearns, Esq, Mr.. 2. W. Grubbs was elected
temporary chairman.
The proceedings of the meeting Tuesday
night were read by the secretary.
BY the aid of a torch-light printed hand
bill on the door of Assembly Hall was read
aloud to the meeting by the secretary as fsl.
lows:
"ruE DARvILLE RAILROAD GAUGE-PoSTPOSE-
AENT OF TILE AEETISG.
sIn consequence OF the great calamity Of laa
night Iy which our citizens have lost thousands OF
dollars and the community therefore in no frame
Of mind 10 consider the question: and after consul
tadoa with many siCners 10 the call for a public
meeting to consider the proposed change OF gauge
OF the:tichmond ard DanTlle railroad, 1t has been
determined TO postpone the farther consideration
of the subject until Friday night the 24th Instant
1t O'Clock, AZ Assembly Es:i."
Whereupen. on motion Of Franklin
Stearns, Esq. the meeting adjourned to meet
eeain next Friday night at O'Clock, at AS
senbly Hall. JeHN Lyon, Secretary.
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HANCxHEsTEE NEWS.

Vor,SG PaEC1HcrS.-Thc Board Of Towr
Trustees have selected the following voting
nrecincts: First Ward. Abbott's shop, south
east corner Hull ard Fourth Streets :lSecond
High Consable's Office, southeast corner
Hull and Ninth streets; Third, Owens
store. Hull street uear Twelfth avenue
Fourth, Bowers shop, northwest corner
Hull and Eleventh sU ecte.
Property SALEs.-Messrs. Moody & Royal
report the sale Of farm of 800 acres in Pow.
batan county to D. c. Sledd house and LOT
on Ninth street, Manchester, to Thomas >.
Borum, and lot corner Tenth and Everett
street to Charles Orchand.
NKv BU1LD1NGs.-New residences have
inst been begun at Tenth and Decatur
streets for.B. A. Nunnally; Hull street near
Twelfth avenue for George &. Anderson,
and Twelfth and Decatur street for Wash
ington Walker. .-. ".- '
TIE FIRST BuRIAL.-The funeral OF the
late John Andrews was well attended from
his late residence yesterday. The remains
were inferred at the new city cemetery, being
the first burial in that future resting-place OF
Manchester's loved and lost ones.
THa GREAT FRE.-Sparks from the burn'
ing Of Haxall's mill covered Manchester on
Tnesday night, and there were several alarms
of fire; and yesterday the entire city was
covered with sparks and charred grams Oh
wheat. .-g-. .s.
MINOR aTop1os.-Colonel W. B. Woodbridge
has been elected president OF the Jenefs0h
Literary Society. The other ofhcers VIII pe
chosen next Tuesday.
The Office of the clerk of the Hustlngs
Court has been established at the Audltofs 3
office. in rear of the market-house.
Stuart Lodge has decided to celebrate It's
anniversary with appropriate exercises.
Andrew Thaeker has been sent on TO the
County Court for grand larceny.
The Hastings Court of this city Is still In
session. ...r.., ..-
A little daughter of John 4. Cersley, Esq,
fell from its fathers residence to the ground
Monday night, but sustained no serious In
jury.
The continued high water suspended
operations in some of the mills yesterday.
Mayor Chiles had number of petty cases
before him yesterday. 81.
The free bridge has been entirely re-
A court for the trialof civil warrants will
be held at the Constable's office tomorrow
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
/! The Mozart Mueical Association meets at
Weisiger's Hall. ,-,
missioner of accounts.
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AUCrKOM SALES TELLS DAY.

BILL & GODDIN, 4 P. NJ, sale Of 200 building
lots on Clay, Leigh, N, N, Tenth, Eleventh,
Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth
streets.
s. n. DAVIS, P. NJ, ninety feet OF land on tpe
west side OF Burch alley between Broad and
franklin streets, with two framed tenements
thereon. ...r
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, AZ P. H., brick tenement
on Eighteenth street between Main and Frank
lin. ......s-. ....-.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, * p. ~, framed dwell
Ing, No. sos, Twenty fourth street between
and . streets, AID two building lots adjoining
GODDIN, WARREN & CO., p. H., three desira-
BILE building lots on the south side Of Clay stree.
at the Intersection Of kepDey.
J.. W. BRONAUGH, JR- s1s P. H., small farm
three miles from Manchester.
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DEAFNESS CAUSED BY CATARRH-Catarrh not
unfrequently produces deafness. Hr. Levi Springer,
Of Nette Lake. P. o., Williams county, o. former
ly OF Durbans Corners, o., has been cured OF deaf
ness OF fourteen years. standing by using Dr. Saqess
catarrh remedy. He was so deaf be could not hear
O person talk when seated by his side and can now
hear the church bells ring two miles distant-so he
writes.
A REMARKED CASE OF DEAFNESS Cured
Dickersonrtlts, Niag. Co., y. y, February %,
1S71.-About one year a3oI caught severe cold
in the head which terminated in severe form OF
catarrh. During the time ucerations occurred in
the nasal passages, and became wholly deaf In one
ear, with partial deafness In the other. The in1a-
nation had involved all the delicate structures OF
the ears, and was in immediate danger OF perna.
nent deafness. The discharge became profuse and
felid, both into my throat and from my ears In
this condition called on DIR. Pierce for aid, who
prescribed his Golden Medical Discovery and Ca
tarrh Remedy, and under their use have rapidly re-
covered. Ny hearing is restored, and my cstsrrh
is entirely well. JOHN SMITH.
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CoNvIcTs REcEivED.-The following were
received at the pecitentiary yesterday
From King William county, Isaac Williams
(colored), one year, for larceny. From Cuul-
berland county, Sam Booker, four years,
malicious cutting; John Randolph, five
wears, murder in the second degree. From
Lers; La Tho Thomas E. Wiley, six years, burglary,
and Jack Woodson, five years, for grand
larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

A visit TO the Broad-strest dry goods house Of
CouRy BROTHERS is Invariably attended with an
advantage that is not met With IN any other house
In the city. Their aim Is to buy goods 10 the best
advantage, and their "motto" 70 sell at the slight
eat possible advance regardless Of marke: value.
They have one price to all, and " the crowds that
visit their place Of business daily might be judged
q criterion Of public appreciation, ne one will
doubt that iheir "motto" Is good oAs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

ToBAcco, FIRE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
CoNpANY.-The act of incorporation granted
on the 9th of April by Judge Wellford to
the :. Tobacco, Fire, and Marine Insurance
Company was yesterday lodged in the
| Office of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth
for record s. -s ..-....
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THs INSURANCE BUREAU.-The report in
some of the city papers that the Senate con-
CURED in the report of the Committee on
General Laws adversely to the passage OF
the bill to establish an Insurance Bureau,
and repeal of the insurance deposit laws,
is an error. The Senate laid the bill on the
table till the member who offered the same
should return to the city, he being Temporal
riy absent. ,,-.ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

HUsTINGs CoURT.-This court was engaged
in the consideration of civil business yester-
day. .,
In the case OF Henry Jordan, charged with
robbing Mr. Elijah Priddy on the Williams
burg road, the jury brought in verdict Of
guilty, and assessed his punishment at five
years in the penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

SENT TO TIE GRAND JURY,-Yesterday
Thomas Collier and Lewis Davis waived an
examination, and were sent on by Justice
White to the grand jury upon the charges
Of burglary and the attempted murder Of
officer HObson.
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PERSONAL.

n Z REWARD.-Ranawa from my resi-
SO depce, yesterday, Two BOYS named James
Nd George scctt: both bright mulattoeS, with
s,rs,pht hair They were aged fourteen and SIX
teen Years. and the youpges; one stammers In bis
spesSn., - nc 1.~. LUCY JOHNSON, !
re retuf pa 1,x No. 2ll Fourteenth street.
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} aUNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN Tm
RrcnNonp Posr-OrrIcE APRIL %. 1874
Mr. Hugh L. Davis, Richmond, va; Post-
master Chesterfield Courthouse, Va; Post
master Hanover Courthouse, Va; Postmas-
ter hing and Queen Courthouse, va. Ar.
r. B. seideu, bark Splendid, Isla1d st. Tho
mas, West Indis Islands, p :s}L5o f..ss7. 2. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

PERSONS AT 1 DISTANCE, where the sale OF
tickets in the Masonic Gift Concert, at Norfolk.
was closed on the goth instant can procure tickets
from p WEIsIGRR & Co., 1901 Main street, II
their letter will reach p. WRIsIGEn & Co. before
I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

PoLIcR Court, WEDsEsDAY.-E. H. Hud-
son, charged with causing the death of Mary
Boyd by administering medicines to pro-
duce abortion, was continued until to-day.
Woodson Scott (negro), guilty of an assault
upon Fannie Carter, was fined S..
Fannie Carter was fined 90.
Sarah Randolph (negro) was fined $3.50
for disorderly conduct and abusing the fam
lily of Captain Lybrock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

PEW MORE TICKETS LEFT 70 the Masonic Gin
Concert, at Norfolk. P. WEIs1GER & Co., 1921
Main street. Richmond, Va, will continue The sale
OF tickets until the night Of May lst. After this
they will sell no more, as returns will have 10 be
made to reach Norfolk the day after. e..
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CAYDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.

no THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND
Il Fellow-ciiizens: am an independent sandI- ao1
cit Sour snfrrspes, Had been fairly defeatea Two
wears ago should not now be candidate. II ne ,e
conservative and Republican parties potn
for the sergeantcy abaii Withdraw. Very respect
fully, Tap Al GEORGE A. HUNpLE9'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

:, thsiAAKcHEsTER.-DRsss- Coasr-
LA PORTER has removed her residence 10 Hnly
street between Sixth and Seventh ytreets vberc sba
VIII continue fashionable Greas-u,akine In nj, ,,s
branches. She solicits . call from old and MANY
new friends ~, 2 -! go :. ~ ~Au nIAAJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

1.. Inv hRornERs specialties in TOWELS. TABLE,
LINEN, and other linen goods is an .trac;Iy. fea-
uru lhes nave the best assorted and largest stock
the reguLr prices. - Aa'n oeio"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

IT WAS MR. THOMAS MCDONALD who was
appointed on the police force to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death of Mr.. Null
doHney, and not Thomas McDonough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

1sT NAY will be positively the last day on which
tickets will be sold at Richmond in the Masonic
GIFT Concert, At Norfolk. P. WEIsIGER Co.
1901 Main street, have them for sale.
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WANTED, TO CLOSE OUT within the
" aexi ftieen days SO GOLD AI@HES,
,.,.: so dvt GOLD CHAINS, RINGS, BUT
ions. &C. Auougs, the watches there are some Of
lie caes; n axes IN extra heavy karat gold cases,
,,r,y .aa key-wiudcrs: all OF which Will sell at
-: ;gir-a.il> IN orcer 10 close Them ont ~ the
e.:...s possible date to realize money advanced.
"a. s~yG az
~ y Foyr,.tu Nth street, Hnder Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

Another case Of that 42-nch P1Low-c,sr cor
TON at Sc. per yard. SHRETING, fun r,d,h :.
2Sc. for bleached and 33e. for uubleached at LEV
BROTHERS,
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WANTED, purchaser for LOT IN
W y;bLLNWOOD CEMETERY: good loca-
INN. lased with curhirg. and nicely improved.
+ w II The yrex: demand for lots In Holly
80, ,.r; ihis j. AT opportunity seldom presented
= s,rr. lot IN good location and at low price.
ANY, :; Uuli. 10 -
A'''' Mr.. JAMES UKEEFFE,
a., n12., Superintendent.
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ELEsrIoN OF MILITARY OFFIcERs.-The
following nor. commissioned officers of Com.
pany F were elected for the ensuing year at
the regular meeting OF the company Tues.
day night: First Sergeant, r. Fl. Gillian
Second Sergeant, Ira W. Blunt; Third Ser.
geant, James N. Boyd; Fourth Sergeant
Henry Tyler; Fifth Sergeant, John D. Red.
ford First Corporal, John 7. Goddin; Sc
cond Corporal, Joseph Pizzini; Third Cor
poral. S. B. Witt Fourth Corporal, Robert
F. Sizer; Commis.ary Sergeant, G. L
Haynes; Quartermaster Sergeant, George
Jyes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Mr. William b.
Hill. of Baltimore, was yesterday appointed
by Governor Kemper commissioner OF
deeds for Virginia in Maryland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

Those New York SUITINGS for ladies' dresses are
2S inches wide; both sides are alike; price. one
shilling per yard worth 25c.; at LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

THE MASONIC GIFT CoNcRRT, at Norfolk, vii
positively take place 5th May.
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Get some of the EMBROIDERED CURTAIN Mus
LIN at Csc. 1t is * yards vide aud worth SOC
Also, great bargains Ia LACE CURTAINS at LEVI
BROTHERS.,
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OFFICE MASONIC RELIEF ! Asso

NORFOLK. VA, April 81, 1874. (
fotondtdn Weisfger, EGG, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir and ,Brother,-Your telegram received
Hurrah for Dig Richmond" Little Norfolk
coming to the rescue nobly MS Is also the Cockad
~ Memphis sends greeting-twenty ,housau,
aoiiafs Tor tickets. Yours, fraternally,
' HENRY V Moore Secretarv
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UMBRELLAS and canes at ScILAAP's.

MERCHANTS Examine ScuAAP'S stock at 14O2
Main street, near Fourteenth.
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OLD DoH1sIoN GLIB will hold an import
ant meeting tonight at their club-rooms.
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TOR RENT. that desirable BRICK O.

a DWELLING at the southeast corner OF k3
L-gh and fl!th streets, with . large brick Kitchen
ani sLsoI" On ihc premises, and all modern ino-
p!rrcMerr.
AS" that large and desirable BRICK BUILD.
!Nt' % Fourteenth street Immediately In rear OF
Ac Ballard Hotel, containing seventeen rooms,
VIII large brick kitchen attached containing
twere roo!nn. II has for 4 number Of years been
occupied 4. boarding house, for which IL is we'll
suited.
Also, the UPPER PART OF HOUSE No. 1414
FRANKLIN street, one door below The ballard Hotel,
containing six rooms and kitchen, and all modern
improvements,
Also. q desirable BRICK DWELLING ou Clay
stree: between Adams and Foushee streets, contain
!lS seven rooms, with kitchen and modern In.
pfVV"men;s.
Also, TWO SNAIL DWELLINGS on Leigh
stree: bet ween Gilner and Graham streets, contain
II. !.ree rooms each.
Also, small BRICK STORE ard DWELLING
o. Brook avenue between Clay and Leigh streets,
~Int,tning three rooms besides the store.
Also. d large LCMBEk-IIUUSE fronting on the
S-aa! between Sixth cnd Seventh streets. Apply
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
~ Z--3t Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
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" tNTED. BOARDERS.-Two or three
" ,.rtIemcn can obtain TABLE BOARD with
.,..rE..' rarily. Terms moderate. Apply 70 Mrs.
ap 22-2t*
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WI! NO. save money when It can be done. LEVY
,.a aAs are selling hundreds Of articles below
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF Cry ENGISKER,l
RICHMOND, Va, April 81, 1874.
NOTICE.-seaed proposals will be re-.
IN ceiyed AZ this otice unfit TUESDAY NEXT,
2sth ApriI, at IL O'Clock H., to furnish the city
mules and horses with FEED, PROVENDLR, &C.,
for the term OF three mouths.
The Committee ON Streets Generally reserve the
right 10 reject any or all bids offered, and OF giving
the contract for each article required 70 the lowest
bidder therefor, and In the article OF HAY TO give
the contract for 2H II onths.
Forms OF proposals. can be obtained BY applying
ut this Office. w. r. CUIshk W,
an 2ltd City Engineer.
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have apalyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of "B-Select," controlled by Hessrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and 6nd 1t
free from fusi oil and other Impurities and recon-
mend is use for medicinal and family purposes.
J. 3. MCCAw, II. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College Of
Virginia -.
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LATEST publications, for amusement or instrat
tiOn, at SCuAAP's news depot, 1402 Main.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE FAIR NOW IN PROGRESS at
D. DIR. READS church will continue throughout
the week. A collection Of unusually attractive
ticles suitable for ladies' and chldren's Is dis
played, and REFRESHMENTS Of every kind arc
provided from ! 2 NJ. throughout the day and eve
ming.
Itis hoped that the friends Of the church, hereto
fore so liberal, will continue to show their appre
ella ton Of the entertainment and beautiful work
furnished by the ladies'. ap 23-3t
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FRESH STRAwBERRIES.-Those wishing this de-
liclous fruit can find them at PIZZIII's.
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FIRST STRAWBERRIES OF the season received b
PIZZINI. . --s- ..- 49,. ..... ..--.... Ms
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CI.OEHIA6.
FANCY SHIRTS.

FANCY SHIRTS.
/ have now In store a complete assortment CT
FANCY OR COLORED SHIRTS.
varying in STYLE, PATTERN, and PRICE, from
s1.75 TO 1926, AND TO $3.50.
have, also,
OVER ONE HUNDRED SAMPLES
OF the various styles and patterns, In the piece,
which l will MAKE TO ORDER same as tho stock,
wear, in price, At, and quality.
Call at the old established house Of
WIN. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
Sign: LONG FLAG. 1109 Main street
N.B-3OO dozen WHITE DRESS SHIRTS at
prices varying from s1.75 to $3.50 aud 50.
ORDERS received for SMITHS SHIRTS. MADE
BY HIMSELF, equal to any house In the country, at
$24, $50, $50, and $40 per dozen.
an FL -eod3t WM. IRA SMITH.
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PEMBROKE snmTs-best httipg shirt In the mar.
ket-for sale low by e. B SPENCE & SoE.
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B(SfSEsS WANTS.

WANTED. every body 70 know that lot
" - choice DWARF FEAR and CHERRY
-r;F> are for sale privately very cheap, At H..
x'.nHNI,'k's l4Ii Main street. The trees are
:. >, ,;,.nc>irr y Y. ap2S-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

NEW STOCK OF EoBBY gRckwRAR JUST re-
eei,ed and for sale low by f. B. SPENCE j. Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-23

ENGLISH CLOTHS CoATINGs,aAED CAggIHEREe
Just received by E. B. SPENCE & SoF, and will he
made to order In the best style at low prices.