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assimste tie food regulate the bowels, cure
and produce natural sleep IL contains neither minerals
morphine alcohol and Is pleasant to take Childnr
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

NV tiPER N OrTANA.--} J. ~ L. q. Ke..
lsSg. Of This city, issue this week IKE initial
nCNsbcr "a newspaper called the ASsERIc,N
BEsLERs' Journal, To te devoted to the inter
ests Of thu liquor aud toB4cco icalers,--its main
OBJECT being 20 keep them posted in rcfsrencc to
the laws az congress and the decisions Of the
L : revenue officers ia mattcrs pertaining TO
the4T intero-J>,-aS also. incidentally 10 ciIam-
pioH the cause of the dealers aforesaid against
assaults ffpm enthusiasts, rcliSioniStS and
iana;iet The leading editorial 81 The first
nuni.sJr IS 4 scorehing review of the Rcsl lies
TemPermcr Law" followed by well written adi
toriais "n a variety Of subjects. The papa, is
ably edited and promises - DC 4 great success.
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rur HOTELS.

Since our last visit and putI Of thc hash trade
the Banc House landlord hes had several offers
to dispose of his lucrative business, while the
Central has been compelled to employ two more
boys to act as dining-room girls, SO great has his
trade become. The Streator House is also en-
joying lucrative increase In business From
the stock of pumpkins which we saw going
toward this hotel we infer that the druggist,
will need TO replenish theirsto OF Jamaica gin-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

We learn, GA going to pres=, that man H.E.eJl
Warren was fatally injured by fllliRg down =
stairway into pile II glass, AZ ,hc glass factory.
yes.ersisr afternoon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-09-12

inent worth you: attention No family should be with
10 Cenaur Lunmcnt Sold by all druggists c per bottle;
arge bottles ST. J. r. Iosg Co.. 50 Broadway New York
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THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

PUBLISHED 40 4 wABVING and Tor IT, mrrG' OF }pJ.NG
MsN OTHERS who suffer n ou NEisVUt> Debility,
LOSS OF MANHOOD. etc. supply Ing w." f...'t a. Sfr
Cfrs. Written by who cured Liuset Undergoing
considerable uaaokerv, ana sent ns. r-',N'u post
paid directed envelope.
Sufferers invited 10 ai'ir"ss ~" aEilnr
NATHANIEL MAIl Nh,
sept. 5-cmossp T. ~. IIrF %, i'ru". ',r, y. :.
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MemoTv of Judge fOekW God, DcrTased.

4 meeting of the bar was held yesterday at the
Hjrary roem of the suprcr.e Court 20 oiier a
tribute 10 the memory Of the Hon Samuel d.
lockwood, deceased. Judge 4. W, Cavalry pre-
sided. Mr. Bull WAS secretary. \ committee
al which Hon i. g. Cook is chairins,l, was ap.
painted Ia report resolutions TO al adjourned
n,,cIing - be held al the came place Tuesday
saoringncxt At $50 q. n.
Judge Lockwood W.. GA ;ar Sppr-mc bench
fer abou. - years, and his opinions IN the carly
volumes ot our reports atts-t his aL;liiy and
worth
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WaIthcr sets out SOUP at 10 cents per dish, cy
cry morning ii l0A.N.
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THE Law.

The previous day had been one OF excitement
over the capture Of horse thieves. Two had
been basged, Que giving bonds in the amount Of
an even thousand for an appearance at the day
Of Judgment Gin october), and the other choos.
ing rather to endure the pangs Of purgatory at
once, was provided with. quarters in The county
jail. Marshal Foster feels confident that he has
the right man and that the gang vii! De broken
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THE MINERS.

some six hundred in number, were holding =
mass meeting on the day OF our visit and were
honored with the attendance of the President OF
the State Miners Union The object of the meet
ing was to fix upon uniform price for mining
coal during the fall and winter The entire min
ing force were in attendance and harmony ana
good feeling prevailed.
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occurred at two o'clock in the afternoon which
consumed the residence Of Mr.. John Jones, the
section boss of the c., B. q G. r. Il. The origin
Of the fire remains mystery as none of the fam
lily were at home at the time of its breaking out
and the late rain had so dampened the roof as to
prevent sparks from locomotive from iguitmS
the shingles or siding The lot on which the
house stood was saved by the exerton of near
heghbors. We suppose the alarm had not
reached the engine house when we left Is O'clock
P. ny as no 'mashcnc" had yet put in an appear
oupp-
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strcator:---On Toast.

On Saturday last "Korn" again visited his
southern metropolis Of liz sallc county in search
OF items. We found the city hunmlng with the
din OF business, its mercantile deuizens buslly
engaged in trade with country people, it, under,
takers watching wistfully for job, Il, saloon
Keepers overwhelmed With applicants for sooth-
Ing syrup, and It's lawyers enjoying Tranquil
reposc.
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Ihrace. we're 81 = character thatevcitej con
siderable Interest heiIS for Ia sale county Lor.
Ses.
On Iur-da! che trectln- rJcc for three wear
olds, wa witnessed by a large audience. Two
colts, Lay Champion, e~ned ty Jerry Wood. Of
Ottawa, nd Darkness, owned s.La Sale, started
a'on by Idly Champion. Time, 3:ll and sos Z.
On frida! \. " the race wasf8r five year olds
aud under. Four horses, Young Fox, LADY Cam.
cron, Rola Champion and Jerome Case, started.
Won in two hats by Lady Cameron. Time, 80. 4,
ald $40
In The sweepstakes race Tor horses that never
beat minutes IN yesterday afternoon, five hor.
scs started, viz: Geo. Bontcr, ottawa Belle, Cana
dian Eathen Allor, Rcbecea {. AMI Grey Charlie
Won by RebcccaC in thiee straight heat. Time,
800. 2=sS54 and 2;J} ---
NJ in sll. the fair vos greater success, Both
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

CONTEMPLATED CHANGES IN ESTABLISHED ,
Gp1nEs OF SrREETs.-At the last meeting OF
the Common Council the following resoiu-
tion. presente1by Mr. c. E. Whtlock, was
referred to the Committee on Ordinances:
mResolyed b. the Common Council lthe
BOARD of Aldermen concurrlng),, Ihati IN
cases of contemplated changes in esta aellsheo
GRADES of streets the Committee on Streets
Generally shall consider the same, and, If de'
cided upon, shall cause profile of said imf;
movement, and estimated cost OF same, TO oe
made. They shall then cause notice to be
nubiisbed in some daily newspaper pu0lisne,d
in the city, stating that a change of grade
is contemplated, describing the point in san
newspaper, stating that parties interested
therein may apply at the Engineers ounce
during the period of ten days Qor Whlcn
time tim said advertisement shall continued anq
make known their objections thereto in per
SON or by written, protest.. At the eXplra-
tion of this period the Committee on Streets
Generally may consider the same at an ap-
nointed meeting, fixed and stated in SAID ad,
yertisement, at which time parties interested
NAV n U appear by counsel or otherwise. II ap'
proved by the Committee on Streets Gene
ralIv. the matter, with the profile acsompa'
nying, shall be referred to the Two pranenes
of The Council for action.p
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BArKRUpTs' FUNDs-IMPoRTANT ORDER OF
CoURT.-Judge Hughes, of the United States
District Court, yesterday made the follow
in order: ,
"In pursuance of rule % Of the general
order in bankruptcy, prescribed by the SUI
preme Court of the United States, 1t IS mere.
bv ordered that all moneys hereafter paid
into the registry of the court, ana all mo-
neys hereafter received by asslSneeS' truS'
tees, and receivers, in the course OF any pro-
ceedings in bankruptcy. from sales, colec'
tiops, and every source, shall Withln Ten
days after the receipt thereof be deposited
to the credit of the United States District
Court in the First National Bank OF Alex,
andria, or the Planters National Bank oi
Richmond, or the Exchange National BANK
of Norfolk, as may be most convenient ana
alImonevs heretofore received Dy aSsisnees
shall be forthwith deposited TO the credlt OF
the United States District Court IN one or
other of said repositories, and everyasslgnee,
trustee. or receiver aforesaid shall iortnWlth
file with the clerk certificate of deposit Tor
the amounts deposited by him. The sald mo-
news shall not be drawn from such deposl'
rory unless upona check signed by the clerk
and countersigned by the judge. But TINS
rule shall not prevent the assignee, trustee,
or receiver from paying out of the moneys
while in bis hands such inconslderanle eA'
nenses as must necessarily be epaid forthwith
which are to be specially reported TO tne
ssourt. This order shall enter as part lnte
f,very order of court authorizing the rece'p'
Of moneys by an assignee, trustee, or receiver
except in cases where express exception ol o
-. ronuirementS are made. g. r.rs s..fE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

HE LADIES' FEAST AT 1909 MAIN STREET.
The weather last night was chilly, and tbe
streets presented desolate appearance, bul
at the rooms where the ladies of Centenary
church are having feast all was gaiety and
brightness. The light of the glad scene
pouring out the windows made the only
cheerful spot on Main street. There was o
large crowd present, and it was fated to
enjoy In the realization all that the imagina.
ton. had promised. The booths where re.
fresbments and" some fancy articles are for
sale have been erected with taste and skill.
Oneis in the form of bower of evergreens,
another in the shape Of an Italian villa, an.
other delightful little lace.covered saloon,
another is counterfeit Chinese pagoda,
while "tents upon the plains and cot.
tages upon the cliffs " give the needed
variety and picturesqueness. The ladies,
and gentlemen, and girls, and boys, attend.
ing the booths have exhausted their ingenui.
ty and taxed their skill to the uttermost 10
array themselves in suitable costumes. "Lo
the Poor Indian" "the Heathen Chinee,'
"the Gypsies that stole Charlie Ross OF
some other child" "the Modest Num-"
Spanish Senoras, ," "Ladyes of ye Old
Time," and many others are there TO wait
upon customers; while General Washing.
ton, or one of bis body-seryants, manages
things generally. A special feature of the
entertainment last night was the singing by
the Second Baptist Church Quartette, Misses
Reinhardt and Redford, and Messrs. Red
ford and Grant, and the piano accompani-
ment by Professor Turner. Each of these
ladies and gentlemen well earned and
promptly received the applause of their
hearers. ra. j.
The ladies have determined that night af-
ter night the attractions shall increase in.
stead of diminishing, and they count upon
receiving substantial evidences of apprecia-
tion of their efforts to swell their church
blillinp-tund ...a -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

SPRING. STREET HOME FOR WoMEN.-At a
recent meeting of the Board of Managers OF
the Spring-Street Home the president was
authorized to employ an agent to call upon
the citizens to procure annual and life-mem-
bersbips. Five dollars a year constitutes
any nerson a member of this association,
with the privilege of taking part in the an
nual meetings. The price OF life MEMBER
ship is S2O. !,
We are glad to learn that this institution
is an the road to usefulness. There are seVe'
raj inmates from Richmond, and two from
other parts of the State. They seem willing
to reform and to work. tits made the duty
Of the matron to furnish employment to all
the inmates who are in health. Already
considerable work has been: done, and to !. .he
satisfaction of the parties Interested. ihe
house is model Of neatness, the grounas
large. and the arrangements on scale to &C.
lcon1modate all who will likely seek reiuse
| in it. rr;,
liam w. Parker, III. D., president Judge
Robert Ouid, vice-president; Thomas Branch
ESD. treasurer William 2. Munford, Esq
secretary. Other managers: John b: Cren
| shaw. Dr. John s. Wexford, DR.. John ma Maa
hones,, John A. Beivin, 3. Q. Noting, 3
e. Watkins, John B. Cary, William warren .
Jr.,, Thomas Potts, E. ]. Levy, Charles d
Winston, P. FL. Starke, r. L. Brown.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1CHMoND Posi- OFFICE NOVEMBER 10. 1874
Elevery Anisson, care of Mr.. Weeden; Rev
r. Beadles, city; w. G. Daudridge d Co..
city Mr.. w. b. Enos, West Point, Va.
Mr.. J. NJ. Goodsey, Roadmaster R.. 7. K. \
C. r.; Captain Henry, r., I. r. Il c. K. r.:
Mrs. d. D. Hisler, No. 2203 Franklin street
MIR. John W. Hughes, corner of Eighteenth
and Franklin streets Miss Lucy c. kessee
city; Mrs. Mary Lyons, 3l3 Main street
Mr. Beverly Travis, city; Charles P. Bigger
Superintendent City &lmshouse, city; Mrs
Archie Taylor, No. 9l3 wesi Main street
city: Walker g. Saunders, Main street, city
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AUcTIoN SALES Tf1Is DAY.
EDWARD C. GoDDIN. Ap.,m two ,o,s ~, TIL,

EDWARD G. GoDDIN, 4P. NJ, two lots on Thirt
between Cary and Canal streets.
COOK &LAUGHTON, 10 A. n, household fur.
nifnre' Brusselsand other carpets, parlor organ
piano, &c.
LEIGH BROTHERS & PHELPS, Norfolk, IL
NJ tract OF land In Charles City county
GODDIN, WARREN & CO., 4 P NJ, two brick
tenements at the northeast corner Of Bake. and
Second streets!
W. GODDIN,4 P. NJ, several lots and two small
framed senemenis on The west side Of Harrison
and north line OF Moore streets
D. L. APPERSON, P. H., building lot on the
Westside Of Twentieth near Broad street.
MOODY & ROYALL, 4 P. H., real estate corner
OF Fourteenth and Porter streets, Manchester
COOK & LtUGHTON, at their rooms, at 10A.
A. NJ, a lot Of. silyer-plated ware, embracing q
large variety Of articles.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPo1HrED.-Tbe State
school Board has appointed the following

SCHOOL TRUSTEES APpoIrTED.-Tbe State
school Board has appointed the following
|school trustees: 80 '-e
augusta County-Beverly Manor district.
s. c. Wilson The Pastures, John S. GUY
RiYerheads. j. B. Smith South River, III.
Z: Coulter; North River, DR.. W. Il. Davies
Middle River, T. P. Wilson.
Floyd County.-Locust Grove district,
John L. West uice w. 81. Francis; Jackson.
vile, DR.. B. P. Elliot; Alum Ridge, w. T.
Lester; Indian Valley, Fleming Duncan
Burk's Fork, b. P. Hylton.
Gloucester County.-Petsmith district, W.
T. Roane; Ware district, A. 8. Treyiiian ;
Abingdon, j. W. g. Catlett.
James City County. -Stonehou.e district,
+. W. Hammond; Powhatan, W. s. Minor;
Jamestow W. B. Wynne; Williamsburg,
P. T. Powell. 2f
King William County.-West Point dis.
trie, j. B. Green Aeqnipton, DR.. William
V. Croxton; Mangohic, DR.. W. T. Dowper.
Notto1dy County.-Blendon district, Rev.
W. Woodson; BeIlefonte, A. Williamson I;
Haytokah, W. B. Vaughn.
Spotsylodnia County, district,
F. W. Tompkins; Cbancellor's, K. w. Fer.
neyhough; Livingston, Fl. Nj. Holiday.
York Countu-Bruton district, 81. NJ.
Waller; Nelson, DR.. W. 81. Shield; Grafton,
Captain Alexander Weston Porqueson, w.
II. w. White.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

POLICE Court, Observation-Disclosures ". FL
Cre,p presiding-Milo Grinnan (colored)
charged with unlawfully and feloniousy
shooting and wounding Matt Bowler with
a pistol DR.. Fairfax testified that the con
dition of Bowler was nearly hopeless. The
case was continued until the 2Gth instant,
and the accused was committed to Jail unit
that time.
Andrew Henderson (colored), CHARGED
with unlawfully assaulting and striking Joe
Brittou, was sentenced to sixty days contine-
ment in the Jail with labor in the chain
gang.
assaulting and abusing Robert Harris, was
tined$5. 49,. ~
Elizabeth Jones (colored), charged with
being disordery on the streets, was fined 80
Frank Crowfield, charged with being
drunk on the streets, was required to give
security in the sum of 500 for three months
William Nicholas (colored), charged with
unlawfully interfering with freight-cars on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto'
mac Railroad Company, and running them
off the track, was fined SIS. - !.It.
Julia Jackson and Susan G. Lee, charged
with creating disturbance in the house ol
Charles Courtney, were fined 81 each. IA
William K. Smelling, charged with tlring q
pistol in the streets at dog, was fined So.
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UNITED STATES DIsrRICT CoURT-Judge
hughes prestding.-In the matter Of s. G.
Jones, bankrupt. Jacob Cohn was substi.
! tuted as assignee in the place of Andrew
Rutherglen, deceased, and directed to unite
with E. G. Moncure, trustee in certain deeds,
to execute deed with special warranty, and
convey to thepurchaser the real estate of the
bankrupt upon the full payment to the trus.
tee Of the purchase-money.
In the matter Of A. T. Dishman, bank.
| rupt. Two pieces Of land in the county of
Hing George, containing respectively 226
acres and 262 acres, and called g Cherry Hip
and Gulva,~ were allowed the bankrupt
as an exemption, the court adopting the
price for which the land sold as its true yalu-
alton.
In the matter Of William q. Swift, bank
rupt. The assignee was authorized to adj
vertise the sale Of the ,baukrupt's land by
handbils and pacards instead Of by publica-
ton in newspaper, as required by the order
of sale.
In the matter of T. A. Lacy, bankrupt.
A. L. Holiday was appointed special COM
missioner to take an account of liens upon
the bankrupt,s real estate.
In the matter Of James D. Smith, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to file with
the clerk before the 18th Of December next
report of the sale of the bankrupts land
made by him, and an account of the liens
thereon, if one has been taken.
In the matter of Thomas Worsbam, bank.
rupt. The assignee was ordered to resell
the bankrupt's lands.
In the matter of George D. Geddy, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to make
deed to the purchaser Of the bankrup,'s real
estate.
In the matter Of II. a. Lacy, bankrupt.
Jacob Cohn was appointed assignee in the
place of Cyrus A. Branch, deceased.
In the matter of Charles E. Hume, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to make to
James W. Fletcher, the purchaser of certain
Of the bankrupfs real estate, good and
sufficient deed to the same. ...
In the matter of Mitteldorfer & Co., bank
rupts. Thomas j. Evans was appointed
special commissioner to make a certain
report. ... .s....
Lawson T. Pearson, Sr., of Richmond
county, was discharged in bankruptcy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

: LAST CHANcE.-But short lime remains JOE
the purchase of tickets In the fifth gift concert Of
the Public Library Of kentucky. Agents have been
notified to make returns from the goth to the 20th
instant. but for the convenience Of those who may
hay, failed to supply themselves through the agents
CASH orders will be filled at the home othce up 70
the evening of The 2slh, and If any money should
come too late ir will be promptly returned TO the
ma rty sending It. For tickets or information, apply
r. - .-'''n..- -. - A. p. L'EcUYER,
- '.s=s.1 900 Bank street, Richmond.
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debted $503, 900, while by open accounts, o,
endorsements or otherwise, their names
were involved TO the extent Of 81, ,079 900.
They We're all thrown or went into bank.
ruptcy and surrendered several hundred
thousand dollars Of assets. The bank wenl
into the hands of Mr.. Orson Adams, re.
ceiver, and has realized enough of the assets
to pay about seventy or seventy-five pei
cent. OF the Indebtedness to depositors.
MIR. Brooks, in. charge of the United
State marshal, went to Petersburg last eve.
ming to bid farewell to his family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

5nrATu FROM NATURAL CAUSES. -Alp6onzo
Miller, the negro who assaulted policeman,
Cousins, and who was sent to jail to, to. awai' M
the action of a commission de lunafsco IN
'ou,rendo, was found dead In his cell syester'
dav. The commission met at the Jail or
wednesday, and Miller was adjudged a luna
tic An INQUEST was deemed unnecessary, as
ii was supposed that death was the result o
natural causes. i e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

LASp DECIDED TO THE UNITED sTATEs.-Ine
Governor Yesterday granted deed TO the ;
limited States Government to five acres OF
land situated on the shoal making out rom
Toos Point, mouth of York river, In .he
county az York, for the purposeof erecting
E lightstation, to be known as Teo's Marshes
Light.station.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-J. Thompson
Brown, real estate agent and, auctioneer,
sold yesterday evening at public auction a
house and lot adjoining, on the corner OF
Main and Linden streets, two squares west
of Monroe Park, for IS, $50. -.-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

TsairEs AT THE ALAsHoUsE.-The follow
;na ID q statement Of the number of inmates
at e the almshouse November 1s, 1874 !:
White: Men, 55; women, AZ; Children
1s-total, 115. Colored: Men, 57;; women,
81. children, 11--total, 125. Total while
Iand colored, 240. Our figures puolisneo
Yesterday fell short. The above are the cor
ract and H amended returns"
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MRS. LANDER AT THE THEATRE. .-Mrs. Lam
der, supported by 9 good company, maee ,ss
her first appearances at the Ineatre iasI ~,
The audience was quite good ons ,IoE 'I suou s.l
an incIement night, and the acting Iuliy Jug,
tilted the high praise given Mrs. Lanasf aa anu
night Mrs. Lander will appear as Marie An
toinette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

AUTHORIZED DESTRUCTION OF GAMING
TABLE.-A gaming-table captured in the
house Of John c. Dull at the time Of his ar
rest was, in accordance with. law, yesterday
burned by the Sergeant of the city in front
OF the City Hall. .f..- d
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Aieltmond 1lspatrll.

s@THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

! pliCh.-Jhe taxpayers of Tuckahoe,
sf. .ht"oki%nd. Fairfield, and Tarina townships
L,",tirps no iJcd That their State, county, aud
AZ VIII he ready for collection ut the trca
Ig,y' TiDce Ia The county courthouse, from the
nI,.,,p ,te ,he 3oth of now MBER inclusive. After
usn"Lae iae ti.cy pass by h,w Into the hands Of the
ueut ''''YiS WIN ne anulilgn oi nre per
ln7.r,, WILLIAM NJ. MCGRUDER,
'HeI County Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

LEVY BROTHERS received yesterday large lot
of black and. white check shawls, which they will
sell at the low price of $1.25. The actual value Is
s2 They also show large assortment of striped
shawls from 81 so to IS, and full assortment OF
black cloth, cashmere, and merino shawls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-20

THEY SAY business is dull; sugar and coffee are
selling slowly. Not SO with DR.. BULLS COUGH
syR1p, We understand our druggists can hardly
supply the demand. .HH '-.".i