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, 4 AIKEN up by n. NJ. Rayman, living in
J District No. 4, one Bay Horse, y or Is
years old, 1Jl2 hanSs high. name and tail
black, name lies on the left side, right hi p
knocked down. Appraised at see.
CLINTON BRIGANCE.
jun6-Sw. Ranger for Crockett co.
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ton on death, In the delivery Of which he
displayed many Of the graees Of the ora
tor. An interesting ard instructive adj
dress TO the schools and lodges b, the Hon.
w. I. McFa land, Humboldt, closed the
exercises Of the day. II is impossible to
speak in fitting terms Of the dinner and
the boundless hospitality Of those who
presided over the feast. A dinner more
bountiful or elegant we never saw on
similar occasion, and after the large crowd
had feastcd 10 their utmost bent, there was
still enough left to feed ~ many more. It
was the offspring Of generous hcspitality;
the handiwork OF ioy,Iy women, and was
dispensed with a grace aud generous
bounty. both inviting and home like. New
er did the splendid oaks OF the beautiful
grove IN which the great crowd were gath
cred, shelter from 4 summer sun men more
gallant, or women more beautiful; nor the
gentle winds CT sunny lands Kiss faiIer
cheeks, or Bear upon their perfumcd bo-
sens the glad whisperings Of merrier
hearts. Il was an occasion OF which the
people OF Gadsden have every right TO be
proud, and we cordi~ congratulate them
upon the eminent success achieved. For
the many klndnesses shown Us personally,
as well rs the substantial fayors extended
the WIG AID rRIBrNE. we ERE duly
grateful.
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w c. HUDSON, proprietor of the Humboldt
w Market House, near the depot. keeDs
the best meats 10 be found in the city His
house is open at all hours, aud meats delivered
toi any part of the town when ordered. The
highest price paid for meats.
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Humboldt Directory.

A DAMS 4 BRO, Wholesale and Retail Gro
"a GERS; also dealers in Hardware, Cutlery ,
aRe Wines, Liquors, Cigars ETC., Main street.
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= " ATRRIcHT De,Ier

n G. HICKMAN, Manufacture and -
VI in all kinds of Furniture, Ma jFsIsi
Wall Paper, Looking Glasses, etc ~ 49,
HIS aiif Aaee-Ailc Csses- Sou'H sl1e Also COT
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THE ALUNNE miss Annie r. blshieil,
Of Jackson, Tenn, Miss Matte l.. Williams,
OF Brownsville, Tenn. and Miss Bell
Bright, OF Shannon, Miss, delivered adj
dresses 10 the Alumne Of the Institute on
Tuesday last, which were really remark
able for their beauty and appropriateness.
SUDDEN DEATIT.-On Saturday last at
one o'clock pm, Mr.. Lawson Fullbright
dropped dead, In the yard OF a Dir, Davis,
at Harrisburg. He had been working very
hard all the week, had Just eaten hearty
dinner and walked over to Harrisburg to
60 bathing with party Ct yosng men.-
" lille waiting Tor the rest Of the party TO
get ready nc drew two buckets Of water
cut Of n well in Davis yard, enc for him
self and one for Mrs. Davis, and tanned
and walked of to isie gard gate. Just as
be rcaeh5i The gate he dropped to the
Ground with the What's
the rratIer." and expired instantly. He
turned very black in few moments, and
the doctors are in doubt as TO whether his
death was caused by brain or heart aifec.
ton. He was about twenty years of agc'
aud most excellent voting man in all The
relations of life.
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flames SPANGLER, Cabinet Maker and
- Undertaken, south side Main street, opp0-
site WadseI & Stobaugh block.
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/ u SOLOMON, Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents
! Iis Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, No
| tons, Hats, Caps, Trunks, ETC., Main street.
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Louisville Directory.

n w. HARRIS. with JOISsOS, NEWMAN &
III. Co wholesale CirOcers and Commits
.iJn Msrehapts No. "a Main street, between
Trh and Sin o4fsvilie Nv.
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VIZ J. HOUSE, Manufacturer Of saddles,
| w Brides. Harness. Collars. re He
| pairing done with neathess and titslsafch- Or-
1 dprs for fne Saddles and Harness solicited
/ Satisfaction guaranteed. Main Street, next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02
MANCHESTER NEWS.

GRAND Jurors DRAwN.-Tnc following ju.
rors have been drawn to serve at the term OF
the Circuit Court commencing May 18th:
Manchester: F. G. Rulfin, Jr.. Thomas
Walden, John Ii. Burton, and William D.
Miles.
Midlothian: Charles Cole, PhIneas Cox,
John B. Baugb, and Junius 4. Clark.
Clover Hill: James Il. Bailey, Is. W.
Cheatham, Thomas S. Bass, w. G. Woodtin,
and Alfred Thweutt.
Bermuda w. \. Perdue, r. S. Gill, and
R. A. Willis.
Matoaca: S. D. Ivey, Theophilus Mann,
r. B. Taylor, and James T. Clayton.
Dale: G. c. Wilkerson, P. B. Winfree, f,
A. CLAYTON, and David r. Price.
RELIGIOUS SERyIcEs.-At the Methodist
church. Sunday morning, the pastor will be,
pin series Of sermons on Revelations. AT
s O'Clock p. N. the Rev. William Ii. Chris
tian will preach.
sppo1sruEsTs.-Josep W. Bronaugb, 9r.,
has been appointed by Judge Clopton City
Treasurer pro ten,, and has qualified aad
given bond. Gr. Bronaugh is the Conser-
valve candidate fer Inc position, ana mas
bnen town collector and deputy sheriff.
Alexander ". Roundree has been sp'
pointed registrar in thc Second Ward.
Police REpoRT.-Ceptain Lipscombe re-
ports the arrest Of fourteen white and thir'
teen colorcd parties last month-all lor mis-.
damsanors ana ordinance violations except
one, Frank Ihacker, grand larceny, VINO
was sent on 10 The County Court-t1e Others
being lined and discharged.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To.MoRRow.-Tbe
uSuai religious services will be held in all of
the city churches to-morraw except the fol.
lowing special appointments: !.
Nrss Baptist-Rev. j. B. Hutson at II
a. M.'and Rev. Kerr B. Tupper at 8 P. M.
Second Prcsbyterian.-Seryice at II A
al. ana from s to + o'clock In the afternoon.
Grdce.Strees Presbyterian.-Seryices at
II A. M. and Al p. Nj,
The teachers and children of the Presbv.
terian Sunday-schools will meet this (satur.
day. afternoon at s O'Clock at the First
Presbyterian church to practice in singing
for the approaching anniversary.
Centsnarys Methodtst-Rey. D. ?. Wills,
presiding elder. IL A. n. and p. NJ.
Clay-Street MeModsst-Rev. w. Ii. Chris
tian at II A. NJ.
1f1nty.-Seryices by the pastor at II A.
81. Subject: The Christian Modcl"; ut
P. NJ, "Payin% the Fare"
T,renty-ffh- Street Christian Chapel.-
Preaching at Il o'clock Z. NJ, by Rev. E.
j. Dunn.
Special service in the chapel Of the aims
house Sundly afternoon at AZ O'Clock.
St. Marks EpiscopaL.-There will be a
meeting of all Episcopal Sunday-school chill
dren at st. Marks ut O'Clock p. n.
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The Arkansas WAR.

REPORTED COLLISION BETWEEN THs FACTIONS
NINE PERSONS KILLED AND TwRSTY.sgyEs
WOUNDED, &C.
LITTLE Rocg, May LA regular battle is
reported to have taken place in Jefferson
county between the partisans Of Brooks aud
Baxter, in which Brooksites had nine killed
aud twenty wounded. The remainder were
disarned and sent home. Seven Baxterites
were wounded. Six horses wefe killed.
Federal action is hoped for by AL.
LITTLE Rock, May Ito the President:
II. King White, who filed on the command
er OF the United States troops at Little Rock,
has been ordered to Pine Bluff by Brooks,
and is pillasing and numbering. The State
is perfectly peaceful except In Jefferson
county, the scene Of Whites robberies and
murders have sfrained from sending out
forces In order to avoid conflict.
[SigEeG] JOSEPH BAXTER,
Governor Of Arkansas.
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CITY CONSERVATIVE CoHArrTEE.-At a
meeting of the City Conservative Committee
neia last night, on motion of Mr.. William F.
Drinkard, it was
Resolred, That the resolution heretofore
passed by this committee disquallfying its
members as delegates to The city nominating
convention be, and the same is hereby. re-.
scinded, this committee having no power to
restrict the voters in their choice of dele
gates.
The sessions Of the committee will here
after be held in the hall at the northeast cor
ner OF Ninth and Main streets.
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Methodist Episcopal Church South
Conference


LOUISVILLE, May 1.-Tbe General Confer.
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South assembled this morning. About 200
delegates, representing every southern State
except Virginia, were in attendance, includ-
ing all of the six bishops.
Right Rev. DR.. Paine, as senior bishop,
presdes, and Dr.. G. G. semmes, Of Nash
vile, was reelected secretary. Standing COM
mittees were appointed.
In the afternoon resolutions were offered
providing for the appointment Of a commit-
tee of seven to ascertain which Of the par
sonases and school buildings are held, kept,
and claimed by the Methodist Episcopal
Church In violation of the rights of the
Methodist Church South, and under what
circumstances the Methodist Episcopal
Church obtained possession Of such pro-
pertg.
Tue point being made that the resolution
was very important, its discussion was post
poned until tomorrow.
A number more Of delegates are expected
tonight
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foLIcs COURT, FR1DAY-Justice White.
Jeremiah ORourke, guilty of an assault
upon Victoria Shelton (negro), was fined
Lewis Green, Robert Fulcher. and George
Mosby, guilty of disorderly conduct, were
hned s2:5o each and required to give surety
for good behavior.
Scylla benson, Louisa Brown, Jane W hite,
and Mary Harris (negroes), guilty Of petty
larceny, were sent to Jail for ten days.
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Fatal ARRAY between Rows.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-Two boys named
Messenger last night attacked another boy,
named Solomon. who drew pistol ts. de-
fend himself. The mother Of the two Mes
singer boys seized the pistol, and in the
struggle the weapon exploded, shooting OFF
one OF her fingers and instantly killing tho
how Solomon
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE MAY 1, 1S74.-S. B.
Bliss, No. 20, Murry street, New York city,
N. Y; L. Duke, ESQ.,, Howlett's station, g.
& o. r. r.; John Moser, Esq, city; Mr..
Willie Price, care of Bishop Gibbons, Rich
mond, Va; John A. Saunders, Trevilian's
Depot, Va; Rev. Cornelius Walker, D. D.,
Theological Seminary, Halifax, Va.
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GRFTLEAES's SPRING STYLHs.-Hessrs f. 3.
sfEScR son, 1900 hain street, have put in
choice and beautiful eolleeaon OF Cloths, Cassi-
meres, and Veslings, which they are making UP In
the latest styles at the very lowest prices In their
Ready-Made Clothing Department they have 4 nne
collection Of Business and Dress Suits. In Under
wear their stock is unsurpassed. In word, their
stock is large In every department, and, they
determined to sell, they have marked down their
goods to the very lowest living prices. Give them
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4teamshfD Attached.

NEW YoxK, May 1.-Mr. Hurst. the agent
Of the National Steamship Line, hss attached
the Transatlantic Company's steamer St.
Laurent, nov in this port, as security for a
claim OH that company for services rendered
by the steamer Greece in bringing the Eu'
ropes passengers to New York.
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Rates OF ocean TraYel.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The conference OF
ocean steamship lines, by which uniform
rates Of steerase passage and freight were
established, has been dissolved, and the dif.
ferent lines will thereafter charge rates on an
independent basis. A lively competition is
anticipated. The National line to-day made
reduction of four dollars in stcerage
tickets to Liverpool and two dollars from
Liverpool.
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McG1LL LITERARY UNIoN.-The McGill
Dramatic Union of Richmond gave an enter"
tainlnent at the Academy of Music in Pc
tersburg Thursday night. The programme
presented was very fine, and was rendered
with much satisfaction to the audience and
with great credit to the actors. The pro-
ceeds were handed over to the Young Catho.
liz Acsnciation
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HusrINas CouET, YEsTEgpAr.-Judge Gut
gon Yesterday passed sentence upon Henry
JORDAN, who was tried in this court for
leiony some ten days ago, and whose term of
eonnnement was ascertained at five years in
toe penltentiary. Its execution was sus.
pended, however, for thirty days, in order
that counsel for the accused might carry an
appeal to the Supreme Court.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK LAUGHTON, 10k A. h. and Z. NJ al
the corner or Ninth and Broad streets, fancy
goods, &c.
W. GODDIN, 12 NJ, farm of 400 acres In Buck
lngham county-sale to take place In front OF
custom house.
JAMES BROWN, ~ NJ, at Turner's stable, on
Franklin street, thirty horses and mules.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. H., horses, mules
anil cnrfn
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ACCIDENT AT CoALFIELD PITs.-Yesterday
morning Messrs. Charles and Fred. ROBBINS,
while at work in the old EIna pits, near
Coalfield depo', Chesterfield county, attempt
ed to lift board from the drain-Well, which
is six or seven feet deep, and while stopping
over the "black damp" struck them and
knocked them down the we'll. In the fall
Mr.. Charles Robbins had one OF his ribs
broken and was other wise bruised. His
brother was also badly Injured, and is not
expected to recover. After they were got
ten out they were taken home In wagon.
Their father, Mr.. John Robbins, is lying
dangerously i'll with consumption.
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New York Items.

New YORK, May l.-Francois Ubassy has
challenged Albert Garnler to play match
game of billiards of 1000 points for $500 q
side, according to championship rules.
officer Michael j. Lane was shot ana dah'
gelousIy wounded last night While attempts
lpgto a rrest a..th!el.
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CORRECTION OF ELECTION RETCRSs.-The
following act, "to provide for amending aud
correcting informalites in the returns OF
Judges and clerks OF elections" was ap-
proved by the Governor on the 10th ul-
timo:
BE it enacted by the General Assembly OF
Vlrqihia, That if it shall appear to any
board of election commissioners in deter
mining the persons who have received the
greatest number Of votes for the several Of
ficers voted for in such election that irregu-
laritics or informalitieS occur in the returns
of the Judges or clerks Of election which can
be cured by amending or correcting the
SAME, it shall be the duty of said board of
commissioners immediately to summon
the said judges and clerks, or such Of
them as may be requisite, to appear before
said board on some day not exceeding i've
days from the date of the summons, for the
purpose Of amending such returns SO that
the same may conform to law. The sum-
mons may be executed by any sheriff, con.
stable, or township collector, or by any quail.
fled voter, who shall receive for such service
a compensation of fifty cents for each person
summoned, to be paid by the township III
which slid judges or clerks reside.
This act shall be ia force from its passage.
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rxee.t,ou or n Murderer

HuDsoN, n. Y, May Joseph Waltz was
hanged at Catskill jail this morning. He APP
peared perfectly stolid on the scaftold, and
took no notice of his surroundings. His
neck was not broken, but after hanging for
fourteen minutes he was pronounced dead
from stransnlatsop. His father witnessed
the execution and took possession Of the
hndy s,a4ss.- !
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New PYTHIAN LoDsE.-District Deputy
G. c.. J.J. White, P. C. Leroy S. Edwards
and other members of the Pythian fraternity
left the city yesterday for Gordonsville,
where they proposed to institute lodge OF
knights of Pythias last night.
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T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
II NAMING IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE MAY 2, 1874. Persons calling FOL
no, called for in one month they will he sent to sh'
Dead-Letter Office, in WashingtonSD {.
LADIES LIST.
Adams. Mary jackson, Sarah
Brooks, Emma Z. jackson, Emma
Bowman Milly Maxey. Fannie
Briggs. Anna Mays. Hencry
Rricys Anna Mankfn. Sarah
Cousins, Nancy Moore r:
Crump. Marion L. Mosby, Ellen
CauG.c, A. NalSh, 8. \.
Cox Mrs Oliver, Laura
fdu:onds, Gcorganna Owens Wv.
E.dmon.,s- Lucinda Perdue Martlla
FalSon. Fannie Iopll2n, y. ii.
Fleming, Silvia Sanderson. Sou ".
Franklin. Il. Traylor. 10
Gardner. Silic Walker, America
Farmer. Martha WOOD, Llllle Ann
lIaskins. Nancy Woodbridge. Virginia
johusoo, +. Wiafccc, Mollc
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Archer, DR.. EDGAR jackson, Herbert
Believe. Adam jackson, Edward
Burk, AlphUs johnson, \. l..
Brown. L. w. Link, p. +.
Clary. p. l.. McGil John
Colds, Henery Perkins. \. III.
ilary, L. l.. Rhodes, u. A.
FurguSson, L. II. Smith fleneryC
Ford, Samuel Sheppcrd. James
Franklin Benjaman Terry, ID. ".
Gains, Sirius lelhpe' !. Y
Hollingswerth, Isaac Young, We
UilJ Adam Watkins, X. L.
Hobsou, Richard Wllkenson, Richard
Hudgins, X. NJ. >, ,,, n.r,r , =,
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HEBREW MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION. -Ihe an
nual meeting of the Hebrew Ladic.T Memo
rial Association will take place on uesday,
the 5th Instant, at 5 O'Clock, at the res, dence
of the President, Miss Il. a. Myers, toio
Broad street.
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES at P1zzISI's.

IF In search Of some good book,
Teaching how to court or cook,
Or what else You wish to know,
To SCuAAP's news store you should GO;
You 1ud Yankee notions there,
AS select as anywhere;
If you wish handsome cane,
Or umbrella, or a chain,
Pretty buttons. nobby studs,
Breastpins (some lust made for bloods),
Styllsh collars (Which don't choke),
Or charming chew or smoke,
Go to SCHAAP'S. No. 1402 Main street.
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PERsoEAL.-United States Senator Henry
q. Davis, OF West Virginia, is in the city.
Mr.. Benjamin t. August, one OF the can.
didates for. City Sergeant, has Withdrawn
from tte:canyass.
Mr.. Henry c. Tinsley, Of the Stsunton
P.nd,cator, was in the city yesterday.
Nearly all the members OF the Legislature
have LEFT the city. The clerks of the two
houses will be employed for the next four
or five weeks in Flushing their work.
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Frcak OF the Wind.

Bosros, May AT Maiden yesterday
two and a halt story house was moved blythe
wind twenty-five feet, and dashed against
another house. The first house was COM
pletely demolished, and the other badly
damaged.
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SRNTRScED.-In the Hastings Court yes.
terday Henry Jordan, who was found guilty
of assaulting and robbing Elijah Priddy
and bis punishment assessed at five years in
the penitentiary, was brought to the bar of
the court and sentenced.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

Spain.
MADRID, May 1.-The Government Is @ san-
puine that Bilbao will be relieved by MAY
shal Scrrano's army this week.
BAYosss, May 1.-Fiye hundred kepuDli-
can soldiers wounded in the recent engage
meats with the Carlists before Bilbao nave
" MADRID. May Information has been
rooa;und here of the defeat in the province
Of Tarragona of body of csr1s's two
thousand strong By force OF Na1lona'
troops numbering only nine hundred 1rt y men; and
The Republicans have lately defeated ano
di.persed several bands of Carlists In Arfa-
gon and Abacate.
Asia Minor.
CossrAsrrsopLs, May la famine pre-
walls in Asia Minor. May persons are 70
starving. 1t is stated that in toe .o"n AL. y.
Aupora alone one hundred deaths ots uaEs
from starvation. The river Tigress Is .Ss.a
swollen by heavy rains. and further hoo''->
are spprehended.
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Go TO PIzzINrs.nd get nice pineapple.

ANEW AND WORTHY Observation-Disclosures
BOWLER, an experienced English brewer, is now
turning out at the Spring Palk Brewery most
delicious CREAM and ENGLISH ALE He has made
arrangements with Messrs. W. D. Blair & Co., cor
ner Ninth and Main streets, to supply his family
trade. 1t can be had, BOTTLED, Ut MIR. Louis
Euker's, 700 Broad street
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UILLIN EK 4.

crRING NILLINERY.-I have .-&s
y tu,t opened large and carefully s5E
selected stock OF MILLINERY and EAs-.ShSNss
IYG0ODS, consisting Of French Flowers, sllss.
Mjrnons. Chip and straw Hats, Ssshes, handsome
Spanish Scarts with ooquet, and all the htess nov
e!ties OF the season. The above goods nave oten
purca ased very low for cash, and will be sold ao-
cordingiy.. MRS. N; nt mAtsUM, s,,os,,s
an
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Heavy Failure.

BosroN, May 1.-The failure Of Lyman
Brazier, OF Lynn, formerly shoe manufac.
turer, but lately engaged in real estate specu'
tions, il announced. Liabilities, S300,000.
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TIE COLEMAN CAsE.-W. D. Coleman will
be removed from the city Jail to the peniten-
tiary to-day or tomorrow. An effort will
be made to secure from the Governor q par
don for him.
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HASRwORK. DC.
COZ BROAD STREET.
JULIUS wILDT.

The ladies are respectfully Invited 70 call st my
store and examine uew style Of B8hlDS1she
best gotten up work ever offered tn the city ras'
firuisr attt ptiou q paid 10 making up Of Cunb'
iNGs. By process entirely my own can sisslen.. @
en- the hair. and, IL desired. get ali thc Foos ohs
isreer braid OF given quantity OF hair than any
ONE Who works without these advantages. SSnn,
lat. d and ali other kinds Of WIGS apd ToUrEEr5
IN nsde at short notice. Fit guaranteed. rness q
low as anywhere In ra!s or any othe, sly {,r ~ ING
United states. 80. "; " sass.es, santssA
an 2S.f ina OSl bfOSa suOos..
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New FOUNTAIN IN TIN CAPITOL SQUARE.
Captain KelIam, Superintendent Of Public
Grounds and Buildings, will shortly nave
constructed fountain to G.1 placed IN the
circular plot of ground oppoa te the western
steps of the Capitol building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02

Acrs OF AssEABLY.-Mr. John Bell Big.
ger, keeper of the rolls, yesterday evening
turned over to the superintendent OF Puoilc
Printing copies of all the acts OF the last ses'
sion, to be printed in tLie Acts OF Assembly.
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Do,t,, from Bromide OF ChIoral.

SHAWNEE, ONO, May IA lady died here
yesterday from taking eighty grains OF bro-
mdc Of chloral, administered by Dentist
w hn haa fed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-02
THE DISPATCH]:jI..,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING;
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Suicide or . Citizon or Southampton.
Especial telegram TO the Dtapatch.l

BoYKIs's, VA, May L. -Mr. James Il. VII.
liams, highly respected citizen of South.
ampton, was found dead ip his po:ato-house
yesterday. 1t is supposed be committed
suicide as bottle Of strychnine was found
near him.