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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18

POTATO SHIPMENTs.--The principal Article
shipped from the Seaiord depot, at present, ar
potatoes The number OF barrels shipped aver
age IRON sixty to seventy per day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18

CAR SHIPhENT.-This morning the Jackson .
Sharp Company shipped two passenger and tw
baggage cars, narrow guage, to the Chester Il Ii
nore railroad, Texas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18

BITTEN by DoG.-I.ast evening, n little boy
named Johnny Sheridan, aged o years, was bitten
by savage dog. Fortunately, the bite was not
severe and the dog was driven ot before he could
do the boy much damage. The boy hved at No
406 Madison street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18

PERSONAL -Attorney-Gene Chas b. Lor
LETT this morning TOR his farm at Loretta. Somer
set county, Md. He will remain away from tn
city until tho first OF August.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18

The ratifcations of the Poutal Treaty with
France were exchanged at Washington yesier-
day, and the treaty will go into effect on the
lst of August.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18

Concentrated Favoring Extracts
of Venil!a, Lemon, Orange, Rose. Bitter Aim ond
Ginger, Macs, Celery. etc, etc, made and sold
wholesale and retail by
4. BRINaHURST Ii CO,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18
For the Bath,

Bath Brushes. Bath Towels, Bath Sponges and
Bath Soaps 10 extensive variety. Also. Flesh
Gloves. Straps Brushes, etc. of horse hair. Dry
Friction Gloves, and many other articles of the
same clasl at
E. BRINdHURST L co,
Corner Sixth md Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18
Fin est Salad OIL
Fer sale b

CVF SaIG Dy
L. BRINGHURST & CO,
Corner Sixth and Market ,treets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18
Prime Vanilla Reans

sold wholesale and retail by
Il BRlNGHURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18
EDITION =!
POLICE CASES.

Since laat report, two cases Of drnnksnnsss
cents and costa each. ~ "'''
a. 4 ne lnree negroes who were tried yesterday for
rining trunk at boarding house on F.. Second
street, were held for their appearance at Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18
Special Notices.
Food for The Babies,

Children fed on RIDGES FOUD will thrive. be
strong and healthy, and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. apr2d9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18

"ANTED-A competent waiter man--must
w have good references Apply between IL and
o'clock, to HENRY PEPPER,
Jyl4 6t Eighth and Broom Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18

"ANTEH-A girl TO do chamberwork and at
w tend tO children. Apply Mt
jy3tf 100 MARKET STREET
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-18
WANTS.

~ Situations and Help Wanted, unuea 1
this classihcation head, are published nj
only Three Cents per line for each iussr
fi0n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04

The HERALD BEFORE THE ELECTIoN.-We
extract from the New York Herald of Mon.
duy the following paragraph. 1t is q fair
Indictment of the Republican party, and a
prophecy which we may this morning CON-
pare with results:
But the Democratic successes, which are
likely to be continued from DC ODER, will
demonstrate widespread discomfort with
the present administration of the Govern
menL. The stagnaflon Of business, the en-.
forced id eness OF mult,tudeS of the laooring
classes. the deploraple state of the south,
the debased and corrupt condition of our
politics, aud the too evident wish Of PIesi.
dent Grant to maintain himself in power be,
yord the limit which has always been rule
to bis predecessors, are the Chief causes OF
the existing dissatisfaction, and there seem
good grounds tor believing that tue result
Of to-morrow's voting will be u great weak.
eDiug of the Republican party"
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Can't the Attorney-General Of the Fede-
raj Government find it in his heart to SEND
troops to Gibson's. in Pennsylvania, where
poor fellow has been ly nched for no greater
crime than that of outragng a girl of thr.
teen after knocking her seuseless. In Ten.
nesseea similar vengeance was wireaked upon
negro who had only done the same thing
ina more rough way, and the dragons are
Sent TO bunt up the lynchers Of the innocent
fellow, and carry them many miles to be tried
for 1t. Has no. Pennsylvania strong reason
70 complain that civilization aad justice are
rot cared for BY the Federal Governmept 10
Pennsylvania as they are in Tennessee p
What right has the Government to favor
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"WuAT A LIE!"-The New York Repab-
lie beads the news it publishes about ne
Yorktown riot thus: GA Democratic dis.
turbancc at Yorktown, Va" AssuredIy the
prince of liars runs the Republic. CoLser-
vative and Republican authorities in this
State concur in the fact that the Yorktown
affair was altogether a Radical mu$s. The
Conservatives had nothing in the world to
do with it. But it has been the custom OF
the deliberately yillainous Radical press TO
appropriate every disturbance at the South
to the purpose OF firing the northern heart !;
and therefore the Republic put the York
town atflir in its list Of Democratic or south
ern outragcs. The devil viii! get Ills own
after q time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04

A Faithful OFFICER. The Dispatch yes.
tertlay announced the death Of the venerable
JOSEPH JACKSON, 50 long faithful officer in
the Auditors office of the capitol. 1t is a
remarkable fact that il this age OF faithlcss-
ness and corruption Virginia las just had Il
final parting with ono of her officers who has
held bis post for Sky years, ard against
whose official intrs III 20 man was ever
heard to utter Whisper. For those sixty
years men have come aud sonc have figured,
have failed, have died; scandal las done its
work; envy has ru@c.urei Character, and
men have been turIcd GU. OF place to make
room for party hacks, AID often incompetent
Office hunters, and Yet no man has uttered :!
word against JosEpu JAcKsoS-no man
has sought his place. Thousands have enter
cd the Auditors office and have transacted
business with the deceased but no man has
left the Office with a complaint against him,
either as to his manner OF rs to the correct
ness of his accounts. He vas always polite
always accurate, ai%ays faithful to his duties.
Here is character to be ambitious Of
Here is Il reputation for a mans relatives and
friends TO be proud Of. 1t is au example TO
young men; it is The object of general admi.
ration. 1t is one in some sor; Fireinian
The lamcnlcd Mr. JACKSON was reared
amongst men Of the highest character, and
at time when the public virtue was both
bright and elevated. He profited by The
spirit and the morals OF The splendid age in
which he was educated, and he dies respect
ed, honored. and loved, without an enemy
What should not man be willing to give
that he uay fall into the grave like this stain
less public oficer-this irreproachabe Vir
ginian?
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sNsfsEaFEnTss.
JMuNn THEhTRE.-AIMEE.

"
FIST APPEARANCE IN RICHMOND OF
AIMEE he Qneen OF upera Boufle) and Tie
FRtNCH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY. M.
Gnau bnd g. A. CnIzzoLA, directors. One weak
only. commencing MONDAY, November 1874.
The management has the honor to announce 10
The resi- tents OF Richmond and It's Vicinity that
Nile. MARIE AIAfKE, the Queen of Opera Bouip,
viii make her first appearance n this city on Mon
day evening" November 9th, at 8 o'clock ana tues.
day. Noytmber 9th viii he produced for the first
time in Richmond Lecocqs aiest and most musical
and comica cessation, LA FILE DE M "a, ME
aSGor with new costumes. properties, &c, auo
the following artis,es In the principal roles: Gal
rcttc Mile. Msre Aimee; Mile. Lange. Mile Sar-
dvnu Ange pilou, Mons. &. 4 ollez, supported by
IN, :" fai con- pany; "Wednesday, Noyem6er III.
ia PEnIcnoLE: Thursday. November l2tn, "a
pn1ScEssE DE TREBIzoNpA; Friday. November
i3tn. La BELLE HELENE; Saturday. GRAND
AIMEE MATINE G; Saturday evening, LA dRANDE
scale Of prices: Admission, 81 reserved seats,
81 so: gallery, Soc Sale of seats commences FRI
CAV, November 9th, At 3 A. NJ, at =. +. John-
stou's, 81 8 N:i ,treet. 81. Ep.Z~1M w"
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, r..,nesesee ia this manner. and to leave poor
pcnnsvlyauia TO lonk after her own peace
and orderf It's digrant outrage on Penn.

Senator Conkling--The Third Term.
c,,,tor CosKLIsa, OF New York, made 4
Grand campaign speech in New ORR CITY
Friday night, which was remarkao'e LOT us
a,s ,erate character and fer its avoiding OF
.,o th;r, term. He was directly interroSs'
Tod by the crowd, % What about the, third
term ?" But he deigned to give the interro-
Gator no answer. Seeing that this question
il earnestly pressed everywhere, and the
presidency itself seems 10 turn upon ". Inc
ohs,in,te and offensive silence of Senator
CoSKL,SG was very significant. The Herd"
cops,rues the silence OF the Senator INTO tear
of the President. and says she shows 10"
q. far the spirit Of Cn>arism has grown When
" when he permits his comp'alsance 10 tne
president to nterlcre with his lndepen'
+" dence as senator" The people VIII not
fail to consider This course of senator CoNK'
LING ia its proper light
CoSKLISa's speech is desperate. lie es'
saws to put the issue upon commercial
honor and human rights" OF course he
mesrs hard money" and the right 10 use
the negro sympathy for him and bis votes
for the benefit of the Radical party. That
/, all that Mr. senator CoNKLISG means.
IRE States aud the Federal Government are
nothiug-thc corrupt Radical party every
| thing TO the yirtuous senator. There must
be negro votes and negro protection-there
must be espionage and dragoonadeS to hui
initiate and terrify southern whites-there
must be Federal supervisors at the polls
and Federal commissioners ana marsna's
| for accusation and arrest Of Conservatives
ia carry the elections for the Radical party.
In short, the Laws. the powers of the Gov
ernment, its funds, and It's army and navy,
are to be employed for keeping the ksdica'
plunderers and tyrantS in power; and CoSK
LING places this wholesale plan of rob-
berry and oppression under the head Of
.shumau rights" He is first-rae bypo-
critic and champion artist in the manuiac-
,ure Of political delusions and FRAUDS.
But his hard lying and bitter inrectiye
against the opposition show how desperate
the great "criminal defender" of republi-
canism is; and he, is so shrewd 4 man that he
knows too well the pcrils by which be is
surrounded to be deceived. Mr. CoSKLING
Is one of the most Objectionable Of all the
INSCRIPTIONS Reconstruction Republi-
cans" He is one of the bittereSt ha ers of
the South, and therefore one of the uncom-
promising enemies Of peace and harmony
for the Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04

One Coon ACr.-A telegrsm yesterday ar
nounced that the War Department had APP
proved of General EMoRY's action in stop
ping MgRRlII's arrests in Shreveport upon
his own affidavit. This is certainly one
good act. The fool MERRILL went too far.
1t was more than Attorney General Will
LIAMs could digest. He has the stomach OF
an ostrich, but he couldn't go that He did all
he could TO Influence the elections with
southern hoj rorS, but MERRILL oyerdid his
part, and although no worse than the A.
tcrney-Genelal OF course he has to be cen.
surcd little.
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MAJ NEW AND ELEGANT DRY
GOODS FOR FAIR-WEEk.

Splendid supply Of DRESS GOODS, MOURN
ING GOODS, BEADED CLOAks, &C., on hand
aud on the way.
T. r. PRICE 4 co.
arc opening their third supply of IMPORTED and
DDNrsTlt GOODS, 10 which the attention Of
citizens and strangers is called.
DIAGONAL PopLISs, FRENCH PoPLISs.
CASIlMERES, REPS,
BLACK MOURNING GooDS-variety;
BLACK SILKS, COLoEED SILKS,
CLoAKS aud sHAwLS, TYCOON REPS,
BLANKETS, FLASSELS, SuEETISGS.
100 pieces BLACK ALrACAs at 25cr SOC, 35c.,
Acc, soc, 10 81 so;
NEW PRINTS-aIl the last patterns. oc 20
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A recent corner III barley in Chicago Is
announced as having Noted the man who
engineered" it SIC, 1000. He was no doubt
elevated at once to position OF hgl respect
ability amongst the businessmen of the day.
Honor used to be better known in the walks
of commerce.
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DEATHS.

Died, on NJ nday. at s +. NJ, in the eightieth year
OF his age, JOSH ii JACKSON, ST..
I he funeral will take place from his residence
No. 1l6 east franklin streel, ut Sk P. 81. THIS
Day I'VE ne day).
d ed on hurch Hill. Sunday morning, Novem-
Der LIT At ten minutes past IL O'Clock. after olg
G' orge w. Horton, In the twenty-arst year of her
age.
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DICaMOND THEATRE.
Engagement four nights and Saturday Matinee,
commencing
i-.I k1i. dTI

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH,
HAv ERLY'S MINSrRELS,
j. IT. HAvERLY.
In n select and refined programme, introducing the
following artists:
r.. NJ HALE MILT. G.. BARLOW, GEORGE WILSON,
Garfield, BOOKER, GoSS, AID FoN,
the Challenge Douglc->et song ana Dance Artlsts.
'''S Srec,ious and style entirely different
from all Others
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA QuhRTETTE,
WElL1SG BROTHERS and FREETH.
". ". BasEUUR'S ORIHESTRA AND BRASS
~ BAND.
Usual price list. Reserved seats on sale at r..
Inhnstop's OF Main street. without extra Charge
D. Il. HODGES, General Agent;
HARRY j. CHAPMAN, Assistant Manager.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, In Goochland, Va, on 2S,h of October,
bv TIL ev. ohm Pitcher, at the residence OF The
brides father, Dir. WILLIAM CLARhE formerly
OF Goochaud and now of u,,in. TcxasJ 10 Wis;
SUE A. DUVAL, of Goochland Va.
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OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
IT. LOUIS, October ! 6, 1874. )
NOTICF.-A meeting of the members Of
~ the LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
.yliI he h id at hit Office OF the association. In 81
Loui., Mo-, on the TWELFTH DAY OF NO.
YrHBIK. 1874. at 10 o'clck in the mo- ming, to
con i''er ana tike ACTON upon certain proposed
amendments to the charter OF the Association.
II. ". HnUGH,
-. 90 Soy1O PIc.idcut.
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&c 29.tSOy1

annual meeting of stock
~ holder, Of the RICHMOND, T"Rk RlVEE
AND Gu ESAPrAkE RAILROAD COMPANY
will be held ut the Office of the company In this city
on WEDN EsDAE the 11th Gay OF November,
1874. at IL VI. W. Z. SMl I'll,
az % 2g Secretary aud Treasurer
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MEETINGS,

MASONIC NOTICF.-Tbcrc will %.IylgyNM
I'VE lie called convocaion Of H. RMA YAK
I;UYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. Sc. THIS EL1a.sss
EVENING al o'clock. for work, at Ma-~"9H''ssS
sonic Hal, on I"en,y-tfth street. Candidates VIII
be prompt. al Royal Arch MasGns are fratcrnaliy
iuvi' cd to attend.
ny order CT the VI. f. Fl. p.
no 4-ll* WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTUCkS GUARD, ATrENTlON.-A
"A. Attonia drill of yomr comp my TONIGHT, 3
In full T.. IS uniform, armed anu equipped The ~
roll wilt he called. II
The court-maItal will meet at Sk Broad street
on THURSDAY NiSHT at O'cock.
BY order OF the captain. Il. 4. PAUL,
no 4-It* Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04

dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP
~ This is notice 10 the public that The firm of
WILLIAM HARRIS & CO. Going business 1T No.
Fifteenth STREET, in the city OF Richmond, and at
Weldon. y. T., is Hereby dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
All persons owing debts to the said firm Of VIII
liam Harris & Go. will pay the same to WILLIAM
HARRIS, who viii con nue In The same business
an all persons having claims against the said firm
will present Them 10 the said Wi!liim Harris, who
assumes the payment of the same:
WILLIAM II ARRIS,
rnd.otx HANNAH PRICE,
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NOrICE.-An adjourned meeting Of the
~ stockholders Of the Clover :iil Railroad Com
pany VIII b. held al the llica Of L. j. WRIGHT
fsq on Thursday. 9th ~ November, 1874, at
II O'Clock NJ. BY order of tho last InrciHg.
Cc3l-td ID. :. WUOLURlDuE. Treasurer.
NUTILE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF THF STOCKHOLDERS OF TIN Roam
OkE NA\iG alton COMPANY will he held in
Spuh Boston. Va. on TUESDAY the 7ih day Of
November neat, at o'clock A. NJ.
{. IL. CARA ISIS.
&c a. I'D Secretary.
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NUTILE.-Tnc anuual meeting Of the
~ stockholders of the JAMES RIVER AN'
KAN. IA COMPANY will be hel Al their hf-
flee In lie ci.y OF Rchr ond, on - I'D t.SIlAI
the AIN of November. l S74. 1T IL o'clock \. NJ.
BY order OF III. 10 ,rd of iirec'orS.
WILLIAM Z. MUNFORD.
0
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n1g7 GRAND STOCK OF ENGLISH

NJY GRAND STOCK OF ENGLISH,
PREACH, AMERICAN. AND VIRGINIA AS
SIMERI.S FOX MEN AND BDYS.-T X. PRICE
4 co have an urrxampled stock Of CLOTHS and
CA>SIMtRES in FrfNCH English, and
AMEE1 AN GOUuS; VIRGINIA GOODS from
all the factories --,
GENTLEMEN'S WOOL aud MERINO UNDER
WEAR:
LADIES WOOL and MERISO UNDERWEAR;
Buys and GIRLS WOOL aud MERlSO IN
DrRWEAR; .
RUFFLIsGS. SGARFS, COLLARS, GLOVES,
CUKSETS, CRANATS.
New goods every hour. DC 26
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fINHE BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT here
i toforc existing between l.. n. Walker and J.
NJ. D.ey under the firm nume of -. \. " aLkER
& CO., was dissolved ON OctoCcr 31st, 1874, j. n.
Oley wilhGr wing.
The business will be continued by the under
signed at The same place and under the same Name
of u. \. Walker & Co. u. n. WALKER.
RICHMOND, VA. November 2. 1874. 10 3-3t
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pnNrsasTONAr. C.ALMDg.

1SH. ISAIAH IL. WHITE has removed
IL l,is oflee and residence 10 No. 1D2 NINTH
SIRE RI, opposite the Capitol qnare. :.
{ ficg f,tirs from s to l o a. M. and 10 D Z. d..
no 4-1w
THE FEET.-Go to Dr.. SCHULTZ.
4 Twenty years, practice here Warrants to cure
all cases OF CoKNs, BUNIoSs, ISGRoWfTG NAILS,
&C., rs also CANCER, ULCERS, and all CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS without pain. ONCE, No. 729 Main
street between Seventh and Eighth, Richmond, va.
Sc 25-3m
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.,.ocErpy AVID GLASSWARE,
RESTAUEANTA

z1r H1. s.'.:.. ;, ~
ELEVENTH AND BANK srEhh''' ~ or.
opens the fall season superes, ."r,,, csASs
rERs, rEanApIss. FISH Of AL S,asr,ly. III
CLANS. aud the salt water iuxur'sD ,,,bseg, IN
has also CELERY and all seas"uAoe sSseAH ~
his Us. OF luxuries are PEACHES anu
things served In best style. -, ,sa best.
His BAR, as ever, Is supplied WIN -, a. upe,a.U$
He invites his friends TO 'esI n'' w.
Ali All things supplied to order. sah'
lies served In the tinest style.
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PERSON AL
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE-TO TAX PAYERS OF MAN.
~ CHESTER.-I am now ready TO rtceive the
Slate taxes for the city of Manchesr,r and Will be
ia office, Hull street oDpo lite The courthouse,
for that purpose until the Isl DaCrMBsR. 1874.
All bills unpaid at that time will be placed in lie
hands of the City Sergeant for collection, with five
per centum added thereto.
j. w. BROEAUGH. JR.,
no 25t Treasur liiy of Manchester.
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A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
IA be secured with open crates by the use Of
THE PATENT CORRUGATED F1RE-BACh:
for warming two or more rooms. II can be put Id
any fireplace without disturbing the mantel or
front. -.
For particulars and references, apply to l.. A.
Crensbaw, or the Richmond Stove Company or
j. ). RAGLAND, who will put them up and give
estimates. Oc S-3W
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w0OD i WI snaI

(f0AL AND WOOE,.-FuII '' s,,.,-,->,-.
~ hrst-ciass COAL ana I'D. 4 NTIippNy Of
Ior stoyes, nstes; ana furnace 8; that ,innaAclfg
grste iuei WEsI yIKGIEIA Sc. iST:1 ntee9npSslhd
h.ii Gasgn66ssl ses err, SSksIaSsEas:
stoves; and ia fact, every cha in ts. efsie and
ana FINE ~. WOOL; and win sell AZ dTlsy
pTict Tor the money at yard Sinstrsn,h niey low
s I,e .s:.----I ID Gil. PaGSs'y
CARBONATE sPLINT COAL EirS7.-.
~ 9uisss,Iy.1 e a;s and l1s,s. Bnyt. ASae'
ekda aseG Hill s ssaT n &c &c, md s:
Z JAMES RIVER COKE. uaesasl n, sspeldd;
ENGINE COAL. every kind.
Extra supply and quality cry OAK ,,d NJ
For ali he bess fu ahe e on shape ioneH
80 =, J. B. WATKJys
no --- Ninth and Cary .,rss,,
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE A
II large nnm'sar OF personal friends and patrons,
ine day paeSsl-boat sDOYEko Will not isa We ner
whaif uutil 1850 A. NJ. on WEDN asiIAY No
femoer 4, Thschansc only supplies TO that day.
no Alt W. A.SUBLETT.
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STOVES, TINwARE, DC.

GEORGE KLEIN, dealer in STOVES,
VI TINWARE, LAMPS, &C. Toilet Sets In every
variety. on-Explosiye Oh. Particular attention
is iDvi,ed TO my large and varied stock OF Paror-
together with many other useful articles needed by
the accomp lshed bousekeeper, all OF the most I'M
proved manufacture, which / will sell cheap FOR
cash. The public is invited 10 call and examine my
assortment OF LAMPS, embracing every c0nceiGa-
BILE style from the cheapest In the market TO thote
of The most exquisite workmanship and beauty OF
design. If you wish to purchase on the instalment
MAI call ON GEORGE KLEIN,
G12 and ola Broad street,
oc 0Q.1r, Richmond, Va.
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HITY CENT CONSERVATIVE
" COMNirErE.-A spcci,l meeting of this
committee will te held at headquarters. on Ninth
Street rear Sank, THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
he4' IN instant. al IA O'Clock 4 full attendance Is
Cubs are resp. ctiu'ly requested to bc pre-. cnt.
Il. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
" " WADE Secretary no alt
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apl.ErtAI ,NloTfrsss.

nT sYCLE BROTHERS WILL OPEN
next Monday, October 26th, full stock Of
BLACK ALPACAs AND MOURNING GOODS
cheaper than they have ever been sold In this city,
D,n't forget to examine them before you buy else
where.
oc "a SYCLE BhOIHEh'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04

members OF LONE STAR .ssHssss--.ssssl>,.
N1 LODGE, No. 1910, G. L. o. ofss%s[.SSsE
q. F.. attend regular monthly met I. -: $50
ing OF Your Lodge THIS EVENING 'S.'inES-'
at ~ O'Clock. On which occasion Ill endpwncn
plan wi.l be broush, forward Tor ron.thertton:
full attendance is desired. BY order of The =. g.
no 4-ltk j. III. SAMPSON. y. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-04

NJ b. HILL,
ko.l2 EIGHTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
solicits the patronage Of bis old friends and the
pu lic &, morally. no films
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-25
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL,

mere was stated session OF the Brooklyn Board
ci Aldermen held yesterday afternoon President
neleen In the chair. The municipal freproof
ou''u'ng scneme was the regular order Of business
.aAch up ny Tue meeting, which discussed the
resolution directing the CORPORATION Counsel to
draft an act authorizing the Issue of ceracates of
. n,a o.e 10 an amount not exceeupg
Saov'vO, ioI she OBJECT in question. The SUBJECT
Lanes. y" ouee's anu
l.. communication was received from the Mayor
IN relation 10 the recent drowning Of three cIil
dren In q pond formed by the excavation Of a
vacant lot. IL was referred to a committee. An
npitatlon was received rom the Forty-se
accepted. The truckmen were authorized to keen
their trucks about the City Hall PARK, as heretnp
City Works sent IN communication expain,nv
the item OF $91, 900 for coal, which they asked ioT
at previous meeting. The subject was referred to
she Committee on Water and Drainage.