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His Name was Abel.

Recently an excited individual, with
his hat standing on two hairs and his
eyes projecting from his head like the
horns of snail, rushed into the Office
of Coroner Holmes. The coroner ia
by profession n dentist, and his first
thought, as he glanced at the man, was
that he was we'll nigh distracted with
to0th.ache; he was soon undeceived,
however, as the frenzied individual cried
out as soon as he could catch his breath
after running up the stairs, Boon man
murderedp
"A man murdered 7 cried the coroner
'Howa Whorer
In garden believe; with a club or
rock
How long agop cried the coroner,
selling his hat aud cane.
Been done q good while, and no
police or constable hasn't done nothing
about it. Never no coroner set on his
body nor nothing of tho kind; no
verdict
Whats the dead mans name? Who
ia he cried the coroner.
His name was Abel
abel? Abel whor
Don't know; never heard nothing
but his first name.
We'll, what is the name of the man
who killed him? DO they know? Any
one suspected?'
We'll, I've heard that fellow named
Cain put out his light. Cain was the
brother of Abel, and
Coroner smells mice, aud, flourish.
ing his cane, cries:
"You git down them stairs, my fine
fellow. Git, and don't show yourself
here again
With loud guflaw, the fellow went
down stairs three steps at time, the
doctor calling after him, How dare you
trlflo with an officer In this way STRIP
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-12-11

A Galveston man who died the other
day loft "the sum Of five thousand dol
lars as fund to defend persons who
kill Southern railroad baggage smash
ers." We won't say that tho man is in
heaven, but Awo believe he 10 near
enough TO hear the best Of the music.
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athens Post.
Athens. Friday, December II, 1874.
A Good Wife.

A Lafayette Qnd.) man, just as he
was approaching tho shining shore,
took his wife's hand and said: Susan,
you've been good wife. We've lived
together thirty-twO years, and I never
found button off my shirt. III speak
good word for you as soon as git
tbarir
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The newspaper business is evidently
Improbable in Milwaukee. The Senti-
mel says: "See the sublime pitch our de-
votion reaches on Thanksgiving Day.
We give thanks for existence, though
most Of us, could wo have been consult
cd about 1t, would have greatly prefer
red to remain In the wide womb ofun-
created night, devoid Of sense and mo.
tion,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-12-11

A boy jockey in California, who dur
Ing tho past two years, has ridden
horses in several races, was lately dis
covered to be girl.
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CANE CREEK ACADEMY.

THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITU-
Il ton will reopen Monday, the Sd Of Au.
gust, 1874.
II CUL TY,
j. j. HUFF, A. b., Principal.
Miss SUE G. CARLOCK, First Assistant.
- -, Second Assistant.
TUITION.
LIST Glass, 5 . 90 Per Session Of Five Months.
I'd ID Class class 10 90 /" /" {"
Attn Glass. II so L" I" I"
Contingent Fee 30 cents.
Board can be had on the grounds at a good
Boarding House, or when preferable, in pri-
vate families at Two Dollars per week.
Mails to and from Athens on Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
For further particulars address tho Prnci'
pal, Coghill, East Tennessee.
j. A. TUBLEY, Chm'n,
W. NJ. CAss, Secy. Board Of Trustees.
Coghill, Tenn, June 30. '7i-tf.3l3
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McKENZI6.A N h MEMPHIS.

THROUGH SLEEPING CARS run by and
In connection with this Line, from Chattanoo.
ga to Mckenzie, Frost and Cairo; from Nc
Kenzie to New Orleans, Memphis and Little
Rock; from Little Rock to Houston, Texas;
from Frost, via Cairo, to st. Louis and Chica.
60; from Union City, via Columbus, to st.
Louis.
EE Through tickets, maps. timetables, etc.,
may be had on application to Ticket Agents
throughout the South and Southeast.
w. l.. DANLEY.
Gen'l Pass. 4 Ticket Agent, Nashville.
j. w. THOMAS, Gen'l Supt.
4. j. DEMENT,, Agent, Athens, Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31

WILLIAM Z. FORD, DEALER IN
w WOOD, COAL, and &. .kE, begs leave to lS-
form the public that he has hand the largest sup
ply Of WOOD 10 be found In the city, and will sell
NJ GaoniShinglg lo,1 figures for cash. or to resp1n-
sbe parties on short time. he will also supply all
the varieties of COAL as low the lowest. Yar,s,
No. 3l9 west Broad and corner Of Main and Eetvf.
dere streets. au 26.lm
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Aifllrltoltd ilispatrh.
a@ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIs-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
ioNDAY. ION AUGUST 81, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

SENT ON TO TIE GRAND jury FOR MUIR.
DEnNG HER CHn.D.-A, negro woman named
Hannah Brown appeared before the Police
Court Saturday morning to answer the
charge OF numbering her infant. 1t will be
remembered that on Sunday morning, July
10th, the accused, who lived on the premises
of r. J. Glinp, No. 1115 Moore street, Sheep
Hill, gave birth to child and killed 1t. On
the Saturday previous she complained of
being unwell, and on Sunday morning felt
so badly that Mr.. Glinn, not knowing the
nature of her malady, suggested she bad
better go to her mothers house, No. 1907
Cary street, and he accordingly procured a
wagon and started her away in 1t. After
she had gone the dead body Of child was
found in the stable, aud all the indications
pointed to her as the mother and the MUIR
deress. The body was placed in the hands
of Coroner Taylor, who made post-nsortem,
and found that it had been born alive. An
inquest was held over the remains at the City
Morgue, and the jury rendered verdict
that it came to its death at the hands Of the
aforesaid Hannah Brown. The Coroner
issued bis warrant for the arrest of Hannah,
and it was served upon her; but owing to
her then critical condition she was not re.
moved to the station-house. She having suf-
fcientIy recovered appeared before the Po-
lice Justice on Saturday, and after full
hearing was sent on to the grand jury of the
Hastings Court for the first Monday in Sep
tember-to-day week.
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RETAIL MARKET PRICEs.-The following is
o statement of the retail city market prices
on Saturday:
Meats. Beef-Cboice, 16a to 20c.; second
cuts, 15c; shin, 10 to 25c. Veal-Choice, 16a to
20c.; outlets, 1896. shin, 10 to 30c. Lamb,
16s to zoe. breast, 15c.; chops, 163c.
Fo,cls.- Chickens, very good, 90 to 40c.,
or six for 81. Market we'll supplied. Ducks,
50 to 50c., or 75c. to S1.25 per pair.
Fst-Good spots, 20 to 30c. per bunch /;
sheepshead, 12s to 1899. per pound crabs,
30 to Toe. per dozen. Scarce.
Gome.-Sora, 81 to s1.25 per dozen-very
few in market.
Vegetables.-Irish potatoes, new, SC. per
quart; Is to 20c. per half-peck per peck, 80
to 45c.; per bushel. S1.75 to 81; new sweet
potatoes, Sc. per quart, or two quarts for
15c., 25c. per half-peck. Market very
well supplied. Beets, four to five cents
per bunch. Cymlins, 12a to 15,. per
dozen. Tomatoes for stewiug, two quarts
for 5c. slicing, 5c. per quart, or two quarts
for 123c., or 25c. per dozen. Snaps, 3 to Sc per
quart; per halt-peck, 90 to 25c. Onions, 10c.
perquart. Cabhage, 5 to zoe. per head. Green
corn, 10 to 15c. per dozen. Black. Eyed
Peas, DC. per quart. Butter. Beans, 5 to &C.
per quart. Cucumbers, 10 to 15c. per dozen.
Egg Plant, 10c. piece--three for 25c.
Fru'ts.-Apples, 5 10 15c. per quart pears,
10c. per quart; peaches, Is to 25c. per quart,
or two quarts for 40c.; watermelons, 10 to
SOC. apiece; canteloupes, q TO 1Oc. piece.
Grapes, 10c. per pound.
Miscellaneous. Butter-Prime, 35 to 4Oc.,
cooking butter, % to SOC. Eggs, IS to zoe.
Honey, 20 and 25c. per pouud-scarce.
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RETURN OF THE MILITARY.--Compa B
and f, comprising the battalion from the
First Virginia regiment, commanded by Cap
tain Maxwell I. Clarke, returned from their
visit to the Jordan Alum Springs between 5
and O'Clock on Saturday afternoon. The
companies struck their tents at the springs
about 5 o'clock, and marched to MiIlboro',
where they embarked on the eastward-bound
mail train. The men were all well and in
fine spirits when they reached Richmond
Notwithstanding fatiguing march and te.
dious ride on the cars. On their arrival here
they were met by number of their friends.
and, headed by McCann's band, the two
com mpanes proceeded by way OF ofBroad, Ninth,
Main, and Eleventh streets to the regimenal
armory, where an unexpected and welcome
treat awaited them. They partook of the
refreshments, chatted over the scenes and in.
cdents Of their trip to the mountains, and
finally retired to their homes.
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POLICE Court, SATURDAY--Police Justice
Joseph j. White presidsng.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Frank Larman, charged on warrant with
cutting and stabbiDg Philip Robinson with
a knife with intent TO kill, &c. Continued
until September 1st, and accused committed
Charles A. Manly, charged with assaultlDs
and beating j. H. Champ. Fined 81.
j. FL. Champ, charged with being druns
and assauiting Charles Manly in his own
house. F'aeu O.,
Thomas Holmes, csa lged with being va
grant and having no visible means of sup
port. Ordered to leave the city immedi
ately.
Andrew Adams, charged with being va
grant and having no visible means of sup
port. Committed TO Jail for FIVE days in dc
fault OF surety in $50.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. W. Fl. Ruffin, Superinten.
dent of Public Instruction, has returned to
the city.
Mr.. l.. r. Holland, Secretary of the State
Board of Education, has returned to duty
after a visit of several weeks to the country.
Hon. John Amber Smith, who, since the
adjournment of Congress, has been sojourn'
ing in Europe, arrived in this city on Friday
afternoon.
Governor James l.. Kemper returned TO
the citv on Saturday afternoon.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

GODDIN. WARREN 6 CO., at p. NJ. framed
hoEse OF Ttra street.
y. MCCORMICK, lQ1s A. NJ, furniture, crockery'
&c.
COOK s LAUGBTON, 10 A. NJ, at Mrs. NJ. j
Dayls.s. No. 9O7 Main street, large stock of mil
lncry, &c.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 P. NJ, lot of ground
on Nineteenth street, with buildings thereon.
RICHARDSON & CO., P. A. eight building lots
on the north side Of Marshall, between Ihirty-
third and Thirty. fourth streets.
A, B. DUESBERRY, High Constable City OF Rich
mond, IL A. 81. complete lithographic estaD'
lishment, corner of Eleventh and Cary streets
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ P. NJ, framed house
and Iot and vacant lot on tie west side of TWEEN.
ry-eighth street, between Oand p.
RICHARDSON & CO., l2 NJ at the Real Estate
Exchange twenty lots in Woodville, near Fair
field Race-CourSe.
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AMUsEMENrs.

GONCERT.-A GRAND VOCAL AND
~ INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT will be given
at the Virginia Opera-House by Miss y. A. Brandt
ana her scholars on THURSDAY EVENING,
September 8, 1874, In which Wilt be rendered
choice selections of music, consisting OF solos.
ducts, trios. aud choruses. On which occasion 1t
wilt give them much pleasure 10 see all their
friends ann acqnaintances present. au 31-4t
SCHUTZEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
- SUMNER RETREAT, FINE SCENERY.
Gently fxed up and put in thorough order, is fo1
rent TO Lodges, Orders, private parties, &C., &c
Being on the bank of The river. 1t commands The
finest view Of any establishment of Its kind near
the city. There Is On the ground new and ele-
gant pavilion for dancing, &c.
The Park Is open .iaily for the reception Of vis-
tors. No pains nor expense have been spared to
make 1t the equal Of 1ty place OF amusement In thu
city Good order viii be strictly enforced. Apply
on the grounds, or through post-ofice box AZ.
YUENGLISCI Il CO.,
lie 25-3m Pronri etOrs.
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CELEBRArIoN OF THE CALEDoN1AN CLUB ON
WEDsEsDAY.-The Richmond CaIedonian
Club will celebrate their second annual
gathering by picnic at the State Fair
Grounds on Wednesday the I'd. The affair
promises to be very attractive, and the
grounds will doubtless be well patronized
upon such au interesting occasion. Compe-
tition in the ancient games Of Scotland,
dancing in the large hall on the grounds, fine
music, etc., are among the features of the en-
tertainment. McCann's baud will furnish
the music, and the cars will run from Broad
street to the grounds at intervals during the
day.
The committee of arrangements is COM
posed of Messrs. Gilbert Philip F. W. Ste
vensoD, John Beattie, James B. Mitchell,
Robert Sim, and Peter Donald. Floor COM
mittee: Messrs. John Shanks, James Mac
doueali, Thomas McNeyin, and William
Mason. Reception committee: Alexander
Dick, George Bell, and Alexander McWil-
liam.
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THE PowHATAN PHOSPHATE COMPANY
The record of charter granted by Judge
Beverly R. Wexford, Jr., Of the Circuit
Court of this city, to the Powhatan Phos-
phate Company has been received by the
Secretary Of the Commonwealth. The capi.
tai stock of the company shall not be less
than $4,000, nor more than 100000,
divided into shares OF $50 each. The prin.
cipal Office is to be kept in Richmond. The
names of the officers are as follows: james
G. Downward, president; John Wbann.
secretary aud treasurer; and Messrs. James
A. Reid, james Hunter, L. L. Bass, G. FL.
Simpson, John Whann, James g. Down.
ward, and G. F. Simpson. directors.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

REFUSED TO WoRK.-W Wesley Mayo (col-
ored), sent to chain.gang for thirty days for
stealing clothing from James Rison, having
refused to work, Mayor Chiles gave him the
choice of serving out bis time or receiving
thirty-nine lashes, and he chose the latter.
RELIGIOUS MEET1NG.--An interesting re-
vival is in progress at the Baptist church.
Large congregations attend. The altar is
crowded, and there have been number of
conversions.
The PFC NIc.-The picnic Of the Meade
Memorial church at Oak Hill was well at
tended, and passed off in the most pleasant
manner.
PERSONALITY. G. Taylor, Esq, chairman
of the city Finance Committee, is out, after
a severe illness.
FUNERAL OF McEwAH.--The remains of
John McEwan reached Fall River, Mass,
Wednesday, and the funeral was largely at
tended.
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PETIT jury OF THE HENRICo COUNTY COURT.
The following is a list of the petit jury OF the
Henrico County Court drawn to serve during
the September term, which commences on
Monday next: K. B. Allen, Thomas Bailey,
William Brant, Thomas Il. Dodson, K. +.
Darracott, Harold Ford, John II. Goodman,
James q. Hardy, Charles Herbst, NJ. B. Hcch.
ler, James Lawson, w. c. Otey, Bernard
Plaseman, Jicob G. Shaw, John r. Tyree,
and John S. Wake.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing is a list OF the conveys nces of real estate
for the week ending August 20.
Lots fronting 30 feet Oh Franklin street for
$1,000; 81 fe-t on Madison street between E
and + for 5000; 81 feet on alley between
Cherry and Culyert for S125; 30 feet on Clay
street between Gimer and Graham for So; !;
80 feet on Pine street between China and
Holly for $500; 49 feet on Powhatan street
for S272.50; 62 feet on Charity street corner,
ST. James, for 81 500; 80 feet on Pine street
near Holly for $3.50.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE AUGUST 90. 1874
r. E. BIankenship, o. D. |. & N. Co., Rich.
mond, Va; Burch e. Brother, Richmond.
Va; E. j. Faulkner, GordonsviIle, Va. ;
John A. Harding, Horse Pasture, Henry
Institute, Richmond. Va; Edmond Jeffer-
son, Bath Alum Springs, va; DR.. S. F.
Phillips, Oak Level, Henry couaty, Va; Asa
Snyder, Richmond, Va; S. Stanley, Mar
tinsyslle, Henry county, Va; Tredegar
Company, Richmond, Va; William A. Wal
drop, French Hay, Hanover county, Va. !;
J. j. Whtehurst, Richmond, Va; w. II.
Urquhart, Farmers Grove, Southampton
county, Va; one with no address.
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OLIVER CRoMwEL AND KING JAMES both died
of Fever and Ague. This dangerous and misery
en,aiing disease counts its victims by thousands at
this Season. 1t may be permanently cured by
Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills. No other remedy
that We know Of has such absolute power over II.
And bes: Of all, it contains neither mercury arse
mic or quinine. THESE pills are prescribed by the
best physicians to their aguish patients with un-
failing success.
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Police BoARD.-A meeting of the Police
Board was to have been held on saturday
afternoon to make an appointment to oil the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF Mr.
Gregory, but owing to the absence OF Judge
Meredith, who is in the mountains, the meet.
ing was postponed.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING.-A meeting OF the
Republicans OF Henrico county was held &c
the county courthouse on Saturday to maze
arrangements for the county nominating
convention. Mr.. John Amber Smith. who,
it is said, will oppose MIR. Burgess for the
congressional nomination, was present.
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The STATE ELlBRARY.-A neat and substan-
tial ceiling has been put in the State Library,
and the room properly painted. It presents
a creditable appearance at present, but new
carpet would render the room much more
comfortable, and be in better keeping with
the new furniture, recent repairs, and clean
paint,
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EOR RENT. OFFICE and DWELL-GA
n ING No. 210' Ninth street, containing Ell
eight rooms, wateC-closcts, c., and kitcheu ut.
sacacd. Would sui, lawyer or doctor: Apply to
j. l.. APPER9OS,
au Sl-6t Real Estate Agent
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EOR RENT, very desirable HOUSE@
a over the store or John II. Rose, No. 15I EEy
north Main street; all In good repair. Possession
can be had at once. T.. ID. EACHO.
auSl.St Real Estate Agent.
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RbkSss,OSAsN.
GALE REMOVAL OF PENITEN-
- TlARI OF VIRGINIA.

IT, art,r,igued. appointed commissioners for
u.,.rla~,. - an act "f the t-uerai Assembly ap-
lr.FaH tpul30.l~74 will receive sealed proposals.
:. ts ,,,rfrI IL - u'cl"Ch ". on THURSDAY tht
~ O., n. ur;r'"r. sT4. for the purchase and re-
4.gt,i i,pr rrNlIE II .Rf OF VIRGINIA.
l;s lul.Hy.gg arc the provisions Of the act, TO
w.s.:. "a" lrur.sA~ must conform:
- Ih,.,. { ,mMi>>oner~ shall advertise for pro.
l-,- 80 IL. purcI.>e uf the land aud buildings
aa. ra r":n.y 4 II He buildings ana the inmates
I" - l"rIut not i> than tive miles from the cor
IoIs.r IGlt~ ui me city OF nichmond; SAID pro-
IulI. 90 -i!!Uatc for lhr suitable buildings for The
IEwi-I IrruunUia,lun aud employ Ht 1T Uf the iri-
Saa.r, llr erection OF the machinery. and all the
."a4, ali appliances that are neceS-ar; 10 secure
a. :" .I.i..il-s tor the operations OF the peniieu-
i:-t - i eNtrut as they al present exist Ill
ti' >ts" n a.uii sry: and provided iu!ther, thai
~ proposal shall he accepted which involves the
Sla,r u a,y .Nu,'l>,. over and above the proceeds
~ "a. ,ar" 81 liz" land and buildings now used for
al'r IH'r'": ~!;h hS penteniiary.
"3. trois>a'> tor the removal must he endorsed
a. i.r 'a'":"iT, Proposals for Removing the
Sa'r i"9'"G.iarE." auC should be accoInFa-
tlNi WI aDG include map of The grounds, ana
a.,. cravings and specifications for The buildlasS
lirc. au! Ln PROPOSITION shall be accepted unless
atpT"'"! "i ~ III" commissioners and ratified by
lar legislature il, IL ucNL session.
if"ir'>h- >huE.d ." ad Iresseu 10 the undersigned,
~ Eir.uu!.G. JAMES l.. hkNPkR,
X. r. WlTHERS,
au lin MARSHALL HANGER.
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The RICHMOND GRAYs GONG TO NORFOLK.
The Richmond Grays, one OF the crack
companies of the First Virginia Regiment.
beld meeting on Friday night and decided
to make an excursion to Norfolk early IL
Sn nfemhpr
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EOR RENT. the STORE, with OF O.
Il F1CE and BASEMENT, on the south aide tsa
OF Cary near hlevenfh street, recently occupied by
George ". koys,er, Esq. Apply to
j. l.. APPERS0E,
au 31-6t Real Estate Agent
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LARGE, AIRY ROOMS at
a uectum,, river which / WISH occupied ty
boartsers, Oh very reasonable iernis. :, :, pprf,-
II au 1S.0w -. ns- atSs.
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EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING O.
z No. 100. corner OF First and Main streets, Ea.l
formerly judge llallyhurton's, III good order. Pos
session Ist of September.
SUITS OF Rooms. with use of parlor and a
FRONT BASEMt Mt ROO u, suitable for profess
siOual office; all central and within few minutes
walk of the capitol, post-otice &c, &c. Apply TO
W. Il. ROBINS. Agent,
Office 005 Bank street,
AL 2S.3t next 10 custoln-house.
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Tram DnAYgD.-The eastward. bound
mail trair, on the Chesapeake and Ohio road,
due here at 5 p. NJ. on Saturday, was detys 60
about fifty minutes by the failure ol ,ne
Orange train to arrive at the meeting point
on time.
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au 31-2t
Tgyo LANES IT. TODD AND LOUISA B.

no JAMES T. TODD AND LOUISA b.
HIS WIFE tFoRMERLY LOUISA B.
Pm : n,Iu IRuEREGGAn .~STRINGFE GLOW Take
no,ice @ nat I. as admnistratrx, with The WIN az.
nexed. Of w. e. striugfslow, deceased, m ana aps ~
SViiIism A. StringfeIlow-infants OF tender years,
shall move ibe judge Of The Circuit Court or Shes
fertieid county at fits October term next Ior se rs
nvaI and transfer Of all the personal estate OF s,la
decedent and also for the removal and transfer oi
th nroceeds rising from the sale OF real estate
ro yhi I'd said infants entitled to inc ci,y OF
eomery, In the State OF Alaoa'na, OF WHICH CRY
ai3 at ~" W ~ : Lucy b. sTRINGFELL0W,
Administrators and Guardian.
or1A.Iawomo E3ss3zsss..
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LADIES. If you wish TO purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, 60 to r. FERhANDISI
the only practical hair dresser in this CITY, Estab-
lished in 1863. At No. 613 Broad street.
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TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS. with @.s
L BOARD far family, at 404 Twelfth Iii
street, between Marshall and Clay. au 29.3t*
STORE (No. 43D corner Fifth and fSsi
~ Broad street for rent: IL Is now, aud has Eli
b.en for the past eight years, occupied rs Il shoe
store 1t Is located in about the best part of Broad
street; II Is suitable for almost any Kind OF bu-
Sinc>s. Possession at once. Apply at
MARCUS HARRIS Il BROTHERS,.
29-1m 1921 Maih street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31
RCSTSESS CHANCES.

tN ACTIVE. ENERGETIC MAN. who
y hr, - NDN {" i+vest in Il profitable business.
tg.g..l: ~ M@.lthicst portions OF the Stale. and
i- n..eI. b. Mil receive either share "i The
y. .,. ,r. 3. .iaraureri interest Oh tre money, be-
.l... >.,ry tor hi services. can h"ar OF such All
,,H..u.!ts - addressing I. II. w., Dtspntct OF
r., All slim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-31

THg GRANITE WORST hree hundred and
twenty-five stone-cutters are at work at the
Government Granite Works now, BESIDES
about seYenty-fye other employees.
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