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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

,ent,emau speaks or Bail isno tsstsof 10.
nocence or guilt. One Of tho most iieedless
and wantou murders eyer committed 70 tbis
State was never legally punished, because tiIe
relatives of the murderer were rich ana paid
the forfeit OF his very heavy bond.-he escap-
Ing to parts unknown.
Speedy justice is the only true reliance %
the innocent, while it is the best protectlon
to the peace, security. and dignity OF tue
Commonwealth. >%
As to the objection 10 eneJurisdic-
t,on of the county courts with the circuit
courts over limited sums, there Is more Of
sound than substance in it. II is proclaimed
tbat In other States such jurisdiction Is not
allowed. Then. in allowing it as Virginia
did in the first law organizing the county
courts under our present Constitution, she
improved upon the usages elsewhere. 1t Is
valuable privilege to give to the citizen o.
irving his cause In the county court or taking
| it to a higher court. Its whole efec'
is to expedite justice and benefit the citizen
and that is the very object of government
There is no argument against 1t, only an ar
bitrary denuuciation of ia declaration thai
II is bad, because other States have not re
sorted to it. If that rule must settle The
merits of measure how should we ever im'
| prove In anythingf
IilThe county courts should be what the
Constitution requires them to be, and the
Legislature will fail to perform its constitu'
tional obligations to the State If 1t does not
make them so. This is what the people want
them to be, and if they could respond to-day
their voices would be overwhelmingly ut
tered in this way.
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!, ~ sfaine. Mussaslidsetts OF New York; or
sa,, .t5beS that 4i,E drulns1ers' advocate IS
t1aoijzir,p on sofneiilfn2 the practical WORK.
inc oil which be Isl not qQsts eonyersant WIN !,
10 the dr1namers merchandise ana
s,so nfay when we want thsm we can sen
for hem Tie best and most reliable hou SEES
=, anarv 4 ennr tment OF trade are known 20
,a 49, ,orerant In his paftensw Ilaesof btl-
49,, oud CO.. do not want their assistance
TO teach us wlIcss 60 ~. suor, :. .
mi n mr. alsS praeticallyfan faspossi-
a az .up Asfo the burdeDsomenes ofthe tax,
a. =, ,iipbter ON the peripatetic than TO sfie
r 70 i. merchant. For $40 per month to-
the civ. and $50 per annFEm to the STATE, these
sample. merchants may carry their pacEs
and representations into every hole and
corner, to the Annoyance OF the many
and the JOY of the very few, whilst with
mercantile courtesy many Of these people
are politely received, very fer OF them are
welcome. There are gentlemen amongst
sampseImeretlapts, as amongst aDy other
class of men. We have nothing against
them per- Sc, but We do object ts'tf1e exer-
else Of their calling without taxatisD.: They,
like every one else engaged in business or
occupation here, should be made to- pay
tax, and it is Qnixotic absurdity 10, offer
and give the freedom Of our city and State |
to irresponsible peddIers whilst we restrain
and tax our own people for the exercise OF |
the same privilege.
From whom most does the cry Of ere
taIiatory legislation" outrage against fee
trade" &C., &C., go up? Who clamors most
against our lenient, necessary, and just revs1
nue. law in this regardy The law-breakers =
those peddlers and drummers who arst
caught In the act of violating known laws II
who take the risk, as they term it, and who, !!
being caught in Jfagrante delicto, howl be. /
cause of their just punishment. Honest
men submit to the law, and though they may
.onpan that this necessary law exists, yet
ind ready and easy way to avoid the bur-
len of its penalties BY complying with its
every requirement. MERCHANT.
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y {
the propar distrthntloupf sixhundfed miles
Of narrow gauge xnI'way la Soutbsidc and
Southwest virginia. with Kscheap rates and
alleged great carrying capacity, would give
new life to that portion Of the State, go. flcn
in all the elements, essential to, the support
of dense and wealthy population.
It is an enterprise of peculiar interest TO
Richmond, the principal eastern terminus
The gauge'of the road, fixed by the charter
within the limits OF two feet six inches and
three feet six inches, prevents the "switch-
ing-otf" Of trains on roads leading else
where.
If built to Pound Gap, the "gateway" to
large part of Kentucky, its extension on
the same gauge to Louisville Is considered
by its patrons almost certain at an early DAY.
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GLOVER SEED
on consignment for sale By
iaol PALMER, HARTSOOK & co.


~~~~~~~~~-~-~~>>~~--~ =
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FROM
&c the merchants Of Richmond city 10 furnish
the Central Lunatic Asylum with the Following
articles:
i 600 pounds (A) BROWN REFISED SUGAR,
1900 pounds lest HOMlNY,
bags RIO COFFEE (meditnn gradc).
chests TRA-one green, one blacs-(me-
dium); ss,ez
600 pounds best CINcISSAri BRIGHT SIIouL-
DERS,
90 bushels CORN, II,
1000 pounds SHEAF OATS or HAY.
80 pounds best GOSHEN itUTTE
80 bushels best BOLTKD Corn NEAL,
$50 gallons NoLASSES Tn ecfuml,
] barrel best CIDEA VINEGAR.
barrel HEADLIGHT KEROSENE on,
birreI MOUNTAIN WHiskki tnedium qual.-
tyl, for hospital use;
so pounds RICE,
80 bushels BLkSK-EYE PEAS,
bale BED-TIcxING good.
bale COTTON OzSADuRGS, for shtrdng; Il
so bales STRAW,
1000 HEAD OF GARBAGE,
sacks best LtyERrOUL SALT. ~
Samples, with the prices annexed, must DC sepeI
the Asylum by The 2p DAY OF MATCH NEXT
fr2i.Iw n. T.PAGE, Steward.
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But what about ga dirty little grange
composed of Tom, Dick, and Harry, issuing
its edict from secret conclave ?"--- Dispatch
of Monday.
The exact relevancy or pertinency Of the
question asked We confess we cannot exactly
ee.-Whig Of yesterday. 49,.
The relevancy Of the question is that the
Wing, taking advantage of our compliment
to farmers that they were E'sensible " and
apt to take the right side, urged US to join
them upon the interest question. To pay
the Wing in kind we undertook to show its
want of respect for the farmers in it's deuun'
citation OF the grangers in the sharp language
we quoted on Monday. We fiattered our.
selves that it was bit, especially when we
consider that there is larger proportion Of
farmers favoring the oranges than there is
favoring the Wings view of the interest
question.
The Wing, however, protesting not to see
the relevancy of the question, goes on to re-
peat and bolster its opinions of the gran.
gers. We do not speak for that body oil
citizens, and know little of their movements.
but have been led 10 believe that some of our
best farmers have joined the oranges. The
Whiq differs with us on this point, as may be
seen by the following, from that paper of yes
terday:
"Like all novelties, the order of Changers
will doubtless attract attention for time.
and then it will be abandoned 10y its dis.
gusted members and be no more thought OF,
THE substantial farmers Of Virginia, con.
stitutiug as they do the great bulk Of the
wealth and intelligence Of the State, are not
the kind of men to be imposed upon by the
cheap clap-trap that has captivated tue COM
munists, agrarians, and socialists generally
north of the Potomac. There the Cousin
Sally Billiards may attend the secret oranges
and figure as Z" Ceres" " Pomona" q Flora,
Lady Assistant Steward, &c. but. thank God,
neither the women or men in Old Virginia
have any fancy for such doings."
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Tricks upon Negroes.

correspondent of the New YORK .ff'-
5une, writing from Fayette county, Texas,
gives an account Of some sharp practices
mon negroes carried on by strolling gentle
men from the far North. The Tribune says
that, as this correspondent tells the story
wTbe blacks there, children comparative
" are constantly made dupes of by the
shorn whites. One scoupdrel has done q
thriving business by selling them tree
naners at ten dollars each. Another specu-
iotor furnishes them with stske-pln Wild
caha,istic figures on it. With this the pur-
chaser Is told that he can 'preenpt> lofty
acres of his masters land. Our correspond
ent estimates that million of these STAKE
pins at three dollars each nave oeen
sold in the southwestern States. The buyer
Is told to keep his purchase a scorer,
for if the white man discovers it the charm
will not work, and the forty acres VIII DE
nowhere. A little less serious swindler IS
the travelling tradesuan who sells the ne
sroes Hair Straightener' (colored water) ut
81 per bottle. This is funny, and the story
of it a little relieves the doleiul monotony
of the reports. 'Freedmen's Savings banks
are more important. sThe great TRICK hel.,
saws our Texas correspondent, is "nen onr
dcDosits $40 or $50, to record it IN the pooi
fellows pass-book 81 or s.; and SO IL 10 e
tered in the banks books. The dcposi'oa;
unable to read, and, of course, is easily
cheated"
The Tribune suggests that as these people
are the wards of the nation the Government
and certain Republican leaders, lncluoing
BUTLER, should protect them from the oiras
If nrev That paper is right. Assuredly
thev sboud be protected from the hair
That will destroy their ma
t;onaIity and one Of the main tests of their
superior claims upon the sympathy of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

SAMPLE MERcHANTs.-A" Merchant gives
the public sample of his views about "sam'
ple-merchants. Our opinion is that com
merce, for the good of all, should be as free
az possible. in this special line Of what is
considered protection" to taxpayers, eltl-
zens Of Virginia cannot visit another city
than that in which they reside and sell any
thing without paying lcense-tax. But j
Is subject which will, Of course, be left t.
merchants, and in which our testimony vii
have but little weight. So, let it be settlet
| in the "sample.room."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

But homestead, like that great old CON-
mon-Iaw right Of "dower," was intended
to belong to the wife and children Of family,
not to be battered away by the husband on
the face of negotiable note, or seized by a
creditors constable, but to live and die only
with the owner The law had no right to
change it. Let the Dispatch show other
wise Petersburg Neaos. -.-.- @-.
Women waive their right to dover every
day. They do it whenever they sign deed
conveying the title to land.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

The triumph of the Ring Ia Philadelphia
fixes the power In that city In the hands Of
bummers and thieves until after the Centeu.
NAL. Now let PhiIadelphia get up and pay
for her own celebrations. We do n0tipro-,
pose 10 pay ten cents glass for drinking
water I'm order TO 4eethe old STATED House on.
the 4th OF July, 1885, Cincinnati CONNER
~
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me- FEBRUARY 81. 1873.

NEW, FANCY, and STAPLE DRY GOODS.
T.R. PRICE & co.
have j1stopened
NEW and BEAUTIFUL MEDIUM and LIGHT
FRENCH CAMBRICS and PERCALES,
"A LIGHr CRETOWSES, for children;
SHIFTING PRINTS,
LINEN and COTTON SHEETISG.
IRISH LINENS, DAM ASKS, ID APPS. w
BLEACHED COTTONS, MOURSlSG CALl-
GOES,
NECK RUFFLlNG;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
LADIES' and GE;NTLEhEN'sK tD GLoS e;
HAMBURG EDGlNGS and lSSEKIls"e' @'''
THREAD and MACHINE INjERTlNGS,
SOCKS, UMBRELLAS,
LINEN LAWNS. ,,.,c
DRESS GOODS left over from last "'aS'" a. . ~
price. ~
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mr. pRATTs ASTRAL OIL.

Mt PRATT'S ASTRAL oiL.
Absolutely safe Perfectly odorless. AlNs'I No..
form. Illuminating qualities superior 70 aS 80
In any lamp without danger OF EXPLODING Of -. 49,
DIRE. Manufactured expressly I" dls.hSe u's .rsr,
yols,tle aud DANGEROUS oils. Its ssietS uh~ AVE-
possible test, aud IL perfect burning ano cm,.
proved by It's consinaed use In over ouv'Vy S No a.,
lies. Millions Of gallons have been 500 az s..u,rd
cidept-directly or indirec'ly-ns e'''
from burning, storing, or hahonnS II. n,>s,oners
thrsuchou, the country recommend the As 60 60
rs the best safeguard when lamps are used s'N'
Tor circular. >,aas
For sale at retail By the trade renerahy ns,;'r
wholesale by tho propriesozs. CHARLES
eco. loa Fulton street, New fosH.
&C l7-d&w6m
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w FEBRUARY, 1915.

T.R.PRICE & co. have Just opened
RACK aLPACAS and MOliAIRS. very cheap;
B,. pnins in BLACK GRO-GKAIN SILKS;
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, best makes;
SOLID CAMBRICS, for trimming;
HEMsTlTCHED and LINEN -CAMBRlc hANs-
KERCHIEFS,
GENTLEMEN,s HEMsTITCHED HASDhtR-
CHIEFS,
WHITE PIQUEs,
RACK GRAPES aud GRAPE Wells,
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
LONG and SQUARE MOURNING sHA"Ls'se'
fell ------
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We have the testimony Of physicians rpo r'
scribe IT, and OF patients who have taken !" "'
Is more acceptable TO- the sso"'de' anu n'"'e ''''
sssimils.ed than any other oi!.
MEADE & BAKER,
importing Pharmacist
ia Is 0A'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

SpRING OPENING OF
FRENcH,FATTERN BGSNEIs and HATS,
ENGLISH STRAW ana CHIP HATS,
ALSO -
!. RgAUTIEUL FuiE FRENCH FLOWERS,
besidea many rich anaaow
/ MILLINERY NOVELTIES,
nosA In material desigu, and esloseniireiy otear
own iinportaiicn-
WEDNESDAY. February IS. 1874.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR a CO.,
ear and aas w. Bai.imass a't ss IS
1850 Bai,lmoset Nd.
Patterns opsn fas iaspec sisa, and sale to com
,ucnc,. at q o'r,tes 4, 81, n ass2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

Y BIRD'S.EYE extra wide,
warranted all linen, at soc. per yard worth +0c;
TINEN-FISISH DIAPER at 81 80 for . piece oil
ten wards; at
te rs LEVY BROiEEhS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

Eg BELTS of all kinds, aud large a,.
sortment of BELT-BUCKLE Is and CLAsPs.st
fe 25 LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

ag COLGATE'S HANDEERCHIEFPy
/; TRACTS at sec: per bo:tie-
COLGATE'S COLOGNE,
WRIGHT'S EXTRACTS,
COLOGNE and POMADE,
COLGATE'S SOAPS
REALIZED at wholesale prices at
fe25 LEVY BROTHERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

MOTTO E.-A general meeting Of The
ROAD COMPANY will be held 1T the office of
Messrs. Lancaster K Co.. in the city of Richmond;
OH TUESDAY the Oath OF February, 1874, Ut II
O'Clock NJ.
BY order of the Board Of Directors
ID. :. WOOLDRIDGE,
IA calm treasurer.
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NJ FRESH COD-LIyER OIL.
DIR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION

"THE REST, pUREsT, AND MOST AcCLfiA-
81 e TO THE STOMACH"
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rNNEECT4NNERIES.

10 ApO BUSHELS GRASS SEEDS,
lU,OOU growth OF 1873, consisting Of CLIO
YER, TIMOTHY. ORCHARD GRASS, HERDS GhASs'
LAWN GRASS, and other Grass Seeds, warranted
fresh and reliable, for sale wholesale and retail at
lows ST rates. All orders for large or small q9ann
ties carefully packed and promptly shipped. 1,OoU
barrels CHOICE SEED POfATOES-EAELY
ROSE, EARLY GOODRICH, MONITOR. and other
varieties ALLISON & ADDISON.
1920 and 1922 Cary street.
.onDpps sorJrrTED fe 13 I'm
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MUSICAL lNSrRuCTtuN.-xiai,nseei,l chi.
N TIISED-r respectfully snHoane;rto 10, ,ns els
% kiehnsea ,nss nsstaz e nsrss
,,m m. ~, ~ Ike IhSOSFRTE aaf otbs Ss.hi
Egon long experience IN seacnirss ana '''
sttsnlion i hope to nye satissae.si, Or
q MIST pfano-Fortes carvfAR3 tnheSs .ssneas
psiTsd. Orders may be isg q a ansr nSia,h.o
thinning store 81 a asSaI az tres: upsistss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

E5 TNF ANTS EMBROIDEpr:n
RosES, FRoCK-WAIsTs. and gen.r.,
sortnent OF goods for INFANTS WgIp ..
LEVY BROTHERS,.
Look at sur large fve-eofIsr RUGS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

/ MT. HeLnzook moved TO lay on the table
and print. Lost. 81, 80 y ,;E
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Agreed to. ....
The same committee suggest that the petit
ton of citizens Of Accomac county asking
the privilege OF localoption law regulating
the sale of alcoholic liquors, &C., be rejected.
Passed by.
The committee to investigate the affairs
of the snking-fund commissioners under q
suspension of the rules presented q joint
resolution asking that the Treasurer be au.
thorized to place the bonds, now stored in
d" wooden safes" in the capitol, in the vault
| Of some of the city banks. The resolution
was read three times and passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-25

IL STAMPED BANDS.
NIGHT-GoWN and CHEaIsR YoKss
PILLOW and SHEET SLAMS,
BIBBS and MATS, ut
olL-cLoTH R Uss at 75c. and 81, very o..
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THE CLAIM OF GENERAL WISE.

The hour for the special order having ar
rived Jurisdiction Of the county courts), Mr..
MASSEY, who was entitled to the floor, yield
| ed to Mr. BAGwELL to make motion to sus-
pend the rules, 80 as to take up the bill to
| pay General II. A. Wise for services as
| boundary line commissioner.
The rules were suspended and The bill
taken up.
| Messrs. BAawFLL and j. a. CARTER spoke
4 in behalf Of the claim, and the bill was
pissed to its engrossment and third reading.
/ Mr.. STUART moved to suspend the rules
and take up the
| INTEREST BILL.
Agreed to.
i MIR. STUART stated that the bill was in.
tended to authorize the Governor, the two
Auditors, and the Treasurer to decide when
there is sufficient money in the treasury to
paw the interest on the public debt without
interfering with the machinery Of the State
Government, and TO pay the interest when
ever they think that state Of affairs exists.
Il Dir. STUART desired to make certain amend
ments, but Dir. HoLBRooK moved to postpone
for ten days. -
Messrs. ROUND and PopHAM favored the
motion to postpone, and Messrs. CoaHn1
, and ANDERSON urged that the chairman oil
|. the Finance Committee be allowed to pro-
, pose his amendment.
= Before the question of postponement Wal
decided the specisi orier, Lhe 7,e,.s =.
JURISDICTION OF THE COUNTY COURTS,
was taken up, and Mr.. MASSEY resumed tht
floor and asked Mr.. STUART to withdraw The
i clause OF his resolution providing that coun
tiles shall have their respective judges. .
Ar. HUNTER moved to postpone until
Thursday, so as to take up the Petersburg
charter bill.
Mr.. Brooks supported the motion, and
Mr. RIDDLEBAReER opposed 1t, z. %
The motion was deieated--ayes, 80 noas
i Mr. HoLRzook moved to lag 90 the tabl'
i and print Lost - 81
Ir. E.orL.pAroEn advocated the Igp soy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
SEAg ALEXANDRIA.

Tho ,hir,feth annual session, vita ths -
,.,,a, No., s,.ce tia war. Is nov in prosre.'
Easier term bx,diAs February ssh, iesa. ,,..o,,.
c l .an: On application TO the PRINCE"
"a'a L. 81. BLAChFoBJ, ~ y,
A,sssndsa. Va :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-15

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all of
the city churches tomorrow except the fol-
lowing special appointments:
CentenGry.-Rev. D. ?. Wills, presiding
elder, at II A. NJ. Rev. John E. Edwards,
D. D., at 81 p. NJ.
Nicholson. .!Street.-Rev. John E. Edwards,
D. D., at II A. NJ, with sacramental SER
vices at s 7. NJ, revival services.
Union Stdt,on.-The pastor, having re-
turned to the city, will preach at II A. Al.
and 81 p. NJ.
Grace Church (EpiscopaT T-Preachins at
IL A. NJ. by Rev. MIR. Green, of Pittsylva-
| mia.
Monumental pastor being absent
from the city no service will be held.
Second Presbyterian G,urch.-Seryices
morning and afternoon, conducted by the
pastor. The hour Of afternoon service will
! be 81 O'Clock until further notice.
FIRST Baptist at II A. M. by
Rev. j. B. Jeter; at 81 z. ID. by Rev. j. A.
French.
Second Baptis..-Rev. Kerr B. Tupper
| will preach at II A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ.
Grace-Street Baptist.-Rev. n. w. Wilson
(paslor) will preach at II A. NJ. and 81 P. M.
Four.Mle Creek (Henrico). ).--Rev. j. Adol-
| phus French at II A. NJ.
El6d Park.--Preachiug at 2. M. Sub
ject: "Before the Flood"
Colored Baptist- The services incident to
the rededieation of Mount Zion Baptist
| church will take place tomorrow, and will
be conducted as follows: IL A. NJ, by Rev.
Richard Wells; P. NJ, by Rev, H. Harris !;
II p. M., Rev. j. Holmes and Rev. W. Troy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-15

Notwithstanding revival services have
been in progress for several weeks on Tues.
day, Thursday, and Sunday nights at the
Nicholson-StreetM Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. B. f. Woodward was present on Thurs
.day night last and baptized eight candidates,
after which they were formally received as
members of the church by Rev. r. H. Null
len, the pastor. The revival services being
continued, there were fourteen penitents at
the altar, and seven professed conversion.
The meeting appears to be growing in IN:
5terest, and the church will doubtless receive
a number of accessions.
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TO PRINTERS, BINDERS. AND PUB


TAX l.. ~, The Subscribers manufacture RO-
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$50 ~ :! !HA""Es also, IERFECTiSG PHEaS-
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riEi' ' "A" 10 sin l,cder, or with rolls OF PAPER
Rtb ~. ,, ava i'DIBLE CYLINDER PRESSES.
wax ",1 .rrLhTkN POWER PRESS, for book
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-15
nT PHOToGRAPHY.-We respectfully

m PHOTOGRAPHY.-We respectfully
announce 10 the public generally that we have pur-
chased the elegantly arranged Photographic Gallery
formerly occupied by MIR. w. q. r. Frayser, anu
more recently by Messrs. NJ. j. Powers Co., ut
No. lO11 Main street, opposite the post-otice. The
Gallery has had many valuable improvements add
ed and we feel confident, with our practical e1pe-
rience, we can promise perfect satisfaction TO all
vino may favor US with their patronage.
Duplicates of negatives heretofore made at TINS
establishment can be had &c any time
Our prices reasonable
Visitors are always welcome, whether they desire
to sit for pictures or not.
E. S. LUMPkIN s. CO.,
iylS-lm opposite the post-ofhce.