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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-05

STATE TAxEs.-It would be well for those
persons residing in Monroe, Clay, and Jack.
son Wards who have not returned their
State tax-lists to the commissioner OF The
revenue to do SO at once. The books will
soon be closed, and then it will be too late
to avoid deal Of annoyance, extra expense,
and trouble to the officers and taxpayers.
Persons are required to bring their lists in
person to Mr. Munford's Office, in the new
City Hall building, on the south side OF
Broad streets between Ninth and Tenth
streets
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,Tryy.r1ABLg LETTERS REMAINING m TEE
RICHMOND Posr.O OffIoE sEpTRABER IA, 1874.
Miss SalIie W. Brundige, Baltimore, Md;
silas a. Brandoe, city; Dir. A. N. Braxton,
Richmond, Va; Mr. Joseph A. Briggs, No.
327. Second street, Richmond, Va; MT.
Rush Burgess, custom-house, Richmond,
Va: Edward i. Carter, Pittsy lyania county,
Va: Chamberlayne q Jones, 121l CONNER.
eisi M Block, Richmond, Va; Miss Virginia
G. G Dauer, Powhatan Courthouse, Va; Miss
Mary Dixon, Dover Mines, Goochland conn-.
ty, M Va; Henry Mills, "a Howard street,
Lowell, Mass; R. NJ. Owen, 23lS Franklin
street. Richmond, Va; Mary :Polaa; James
Ross. Cebbs' Island, Va; John W ithson ].
B. B. Wilkes; Charlie Hope, Bruns WICK
county, Va,
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F1GHT BETWEEN A III An 1ND WoKAS-THR
WoHAE SHoT. Thursday night about half.
past IL O'Clock q disturbance occurred Id the
ball lof the Theatre Comtque, which Is on
the second floor OF the building southwest
corner Of Ninth and Broad streets, result
ing In the Wounding of one of the actresses.
Alter the performance was over Mr.. John
FL. Carr, who was very drunk, got into q
conversation with Miss Emma Minnetta.
Standing at the bar, which Is at the rear end
OF the hall, he asked her 20 sing him GER
tain song, which be named. She complied
10 the extent Of singing one verse of the
song, and then the two got into heated
controversy, and she declined to proceed
further. Carr slapped her in the face, and
she reciprocated the favor by dashiDg a tum.
bier at him, and it struck him on:the nose,
infiicting slight cut. Miss Emma then at
tempted to pass out Of the bar-room and up
a flight Of stairs, but before she had got.
ten lar Carr drew revolver and fired
one chamber. The ball struck Miss
Minnetta in the calf Of the left leg,
and inflicted slight wound. After some
time had elapsed Carr was arrested. He was
brought before the acting Police Justice yes
terday morning, and the sufferer was well
enough to appear and give her evidence. She
testified very reluctantly, and told the JUS
tice she did not desire him to be punished.
Some of the witnesses intimated that Carr
did not really intend to shoot Miss Emma,
but was too much intoxicated to know what
he was doing. Justice Crew and Common.
weafth's Attorney Cabeil, however, held a
different opinion, and Mr. Carr was accord
ingly sent on to the grand jury of the Hust-
ings Court, but was allowed to give bail for
his appearance. a charge against Miss Min.
netta for assaulting Carr was dismissed. In
the opinion of DR.. Coakley, who is sattending
Miss Minnetta, there is no reason to appre-
hend any serious or even painful result from
the wound,
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HANDSOME sToNE-WoRK.-Much of the old
sandstone whfch was taken from the City
Hall has been put under a shed on Twelfth
street between Main and Cary, and dressed
by stone.masons preparatory to being put
in the new storehouses to be erected by Mr..
Exall on the west side of Twelfth street
near Main. The stone is remarkably flne,
has been we'll dressed, and will ornament
the buildings considerably. -
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SUDDEN DEATH.-B johnson, aged
forty, colored sawyer, who lived in Full
ton, Rockets, died suddenly at P. n. yes
terday, while sitting on bench In front of
No. l1S, Eighteenth street. he had been
complaining for week, and it is thought
that he died from natural causes. Coroner
Taylor viewed the body, but concluded that
it would be putting the city to a useless ex.
pense to hold an inquest.
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q ACCIDENT AT rHE smr.L LOCKS. Yesterday
at noon, as the Philadelphia steamer was
about leaving the dock on her outward trip,
an accident occurred ut the ship-Iocks which
was very near resulting disastrously. The
steamer, on entering the locks, had a good
aheadway which, by some negligence or other!
cause, was not checked soon enough by the
reversal Of the steamers, engine, and the
vessel went head on the. outer gates, damag-
ing them considerably. An attempt was
made to check the steamer with the; shore
lines, but two of the snubbipg.p osts, over
which lines we're thrown, being rotten,
broke short of. a similar accident to this
occurred at the same place last year, and if
IN either case the Roadway Of the vessel had
not been to some extent checked, serious
consequences might have resulted, from the
gates being carried away, both to the ship
ping in the dock, by the sudden emptyfng
thereof, and to the dock itself. Too much
attention cannot be given to the handling OF
vessels, especially steamers, about these
locks. zsS.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice W.
Hall Cre,o presiding. THE following cases
were disposed of:
John Clarey, guilty of being disorderlyin
the streets, was tined 81.
The case of Robert Welsh and Patrick Nc
Namara, charged with striking Robert Duke,
was continued until to-day.
William Denney, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care of himself,
was required to give surety for good beha-
Yior for six months.
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THE LATE PockEr-BooK sRoBBERY.-Mr.
Creery. who lives on TWenty.seVenth street,
was robbed of about five hundred dollars,
and not five dollars, as heretofore stated.
Resides his loss in money other property
,gas stolen from him. ~
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STORE no. 43D corner Fifth and g:s
y Broad street for rent; IT is now, and has ea:l
been for the past eight years, occupied as snoe
store: it is located In about the best part OF BROAD
street; 1t Is suitable for almost any knd OF pu-
siness. Possession at once. Apply at
ano oe-1m 1921 Main street.
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NAxMoTH MELoNs.-There were at the
Southern Express Office yesterday morning
ave watermeons shipped from Georgia 70
Staunton that averaged in weight from sixty
to seventy pounds each, or tolai o. tnree
hundred pounds. That beats anytnins tne
melon region Of our State can produce.
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Cosycrs RECEIVED convicts, both
from Cumberland county, were lodged in the
penitentlary yesterday Dallas Daniel, TO
serve seven years for house breaking and
burglary two indictnentsl aud John Mash,
for two wears for burglary.
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EOR RENT, OFFICE and.DWELL-@#aa
e ING No. 21O Ninth street, containing M:4
eight rooms. water-cosets, &C, and Kitchen ut
'"'"eN j. l.. APPERSON,
o,o1et Real Estate Agent.
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:ome people pause, and whisper low:

Some people pause, and whisper low:
"How could they do poor Beecher SOP"
Some, why amt times as they should bep"
Some, How you Ike Grants new decree?"
Some, How can neighbor Jones afford
To loaf about and pay his beard?v
Some. - How has that young lady there
For dressing so much cash to spare?"
But when they speak Of SCaIAAP's great sore,
No whispers meet US any more,
As all exclaim, In tones quite high,
That SCHAAP's store Is the place to buy
First-class Umbrel las, Canes, stylish Jewelry,
Scarfs, Collars, Fancy and Furnishing Goods, Inl.
tial Paper and Stationery. Books and Newspapers
choicest Cigars, Tobacco, and Mcerschaum Goods
yioln-Strngs, etc, etc, at 1402 Main street, two
doors beow Fourteenth.
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GET THE BEST 1t is conceived by all that there
is no better shirt made than the celebrated Penn :
broke. Call at E. B. SPENCE SONS and ieaYe
yonr measure for some OF them.
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WHY WEAR A BAp-FfTTISG SHIRT when you
can get perfect ft by buying the celebrated Feii-
broke shirt? Sold by e. B. sPEFcE.X son.
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The CONCERT NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
When the amount OF talent employed in the
concert to be given at the Second Baptist
church. next Tuesday night is considered, it
is not to be wondered that the tickets for re.
served seats are being so rapidly disposed of.
Having attended late rehearsal Of the
greater portion of the programme, it can be
safely said that it offers attractions equal to
any concert ever presented to the Richmond
public. Mrs. Barton, of Knoxville, has q
voice of wonderful sweetness and pathos.
Indeed, she is considered a prodigy when it
is remembered that she is the wife of a
wealthy merchant, and makes music only a
pastime for the pleasure of herself and
friends. Some of her notes and cadenzos,
coupled with her placid and genial counte-
nance, remind one forcibly of Patti and Nils
son, and 1t is 10 be hoped that none of our
people who appreciate genuine talent will
allow the opportunity to slip for hearing
her.
The remaining ladies and gentlemen taking
part are so we'll known here that it is unne-
cessary to say anything 10 their praise. Their
presence is always hailed with enthusiasm
and delight.
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SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs.-
Go to JoHSsToS's news and music store, 81 3
Main street, and buy your music and musical In
struments. You can get Them much ckeaper from
him thsn anywhere south Of New York.
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NoraRIEs COMMISSIONER. esterday Alex-
ander Hamilton of Petersburg, John s. Ba-
ker of Loudoun. a. j. Richard dson of Flu-
wanna. and John Funk of Rockingham, were
notaries public By the Coy
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AUCraor SALES TH1s DAY.

a. 4. HUTCHEsoS d Co, 10 a. n. sorsss :,
mules, dsay, &c. /.
COOK Il LAuGHToE, 10 A. n, horses and s
lnnlcs.
II. M. LEE, 8 r. 81, building LOT on Corner g
uza bird aad Dasai streets.
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A New METHODIST CHURCH, called "Green.
wood" has been erected on the Brook
turnpike, seven miles from the city. ALL
day meeting on Sunday next, commencing
at II O'Clock, and services every day during
the week
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CRY CohMTrrEE.--A meeting Of the City
Conservative Committee was held last night,
of business relating to the Congressional
campaign was transacted, and the committee
adjourned, to meet on Monday night next,
when arrangements for holding primary
election to nominate candidate for the
Senate to. fill the unexpired term Of Colonel
Connally will be made, -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-05

PEMBROKE WHITE pRRss SHIRTS made 20 orasr'
and perfect tit guaranteed or no sale, by =. D. D.
SPENCE & Son. .5s ,as +
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IRON MoULDERs' UNION OF NORTH AMERICA.
The delegates to the Richmond Convention, along
with the president and treasurer, had their photo
graphs taken while in that city al the LEE" GAL
LERY. They are grouped upon one card, with
photo of Washington's monument in the centre.
We have received proof copy, OF the picture, and
1t Is certainly one Of the finest specimens OF thea
1t is oval in shape. IS by % inches, handsomely
mounted.-Iroa Houlc,ers' Journal, august 10,
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r osT, yesterday, on Main, between ass "a
yrS WATCH "A liberal reward VIII bs EHNA
N. - Tor Ire return 10 thie oftees Sc Qs4l.s
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PASSING Dowy MAIN STREET Yesterday we OBJ
served that Messrs. srARKE u RYLAND, bookseli-
ers, had moved into The spacious and elegant store
No. 9ls Main street, next door 70 their old slands
Now for business /; Give them call at thear new
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-05

Couuos CouNCII.- The recess taken by the
two branches of the Council OF the city OF;
Richmond win expire on Monday afternoon
The Common Council viii meet OF g 3.
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING AID SHIRTS from e. d
SPENCE & SON. 500 Main street.
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GRSrLFMES's FURNISHING GooDs-large stock
nj low prices-ror sale by &. B. SPENCE son.
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Harper's Weekly and Frank LeSlte's H.
l,lstrated Newspaper for this week received
from ]. T. Ellyson, newsdealer, 1112 Main
street.
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] EaPECTNT NOYYCyee.

We call particular attention to our
GOATINGs AND PANTS PATTERNS. ii re-
lected styles; all Of which we can recommend
to our patrons. Levy BRuTHERss
J MARsElLLEs and SILK WEST PATTgREsin i
great variety. II Ee Z ssSSss
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LADIES, II you wish 10 purchase CHEAP 'tI EAR
aoops. or have work done, 60 to Z. FERRASDfaE
the only practical la this city Estai-
.Hsbe,, ii, i $685. AT No. 613 Brood street.
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L,OR RENT, the STORE, with OF a.;
L FICE and BASEMENT, on the south side y - 70
"e"ise W. j. l.. APPERSON.
., 91.6t Real state Agent.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the DaSpdtcj
counting-room Friday, September 4th:
SA. II. 3P M. r. m.
7S SO S2
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ron REnr.

T1oR RENT, the desirable STUCtfA
COED HoUSE No. 8. on Third street be- IL
treen Main and Cary. with eight rooms batlroorn,
&c. Possesssoa given October ast. Apply TO-
- IS sas.s+ss sf52 SuHSS &. WISE,
seb.ly Main and y enth streets.
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PROPOSALS.


IG CARPENTERS, PAINTERS, AND
EAthNATukS.- will be received
49, ~ >oAE 'hc Sth instant. at l2o'clock NJ.
=, - '.'1V' nc AAb EEIAlklNG BUILD, NGS
W !"N Grounds, PAINTING, WHITE
,hf>i'!E" and RpAD-M akISG, according to
'p.:",a'"is 70 be seeh ,, my office.
- ALEERl l.. WEST, Architect.
'NofO>ALs.-sealed proposals will be
Son, ''''t: az ih. AUDITORS office until Monday,
Tj>Lf1;;t1 :. 1874. 81 ~ O'Clock NJ, for PuI-
H'rL ~ hASuN-WORk IN TIL L STONE DAM.
ari "I'' ,e required 10 GO the work BY tie ward.
y.,ff H-. i!i@ STONE that can bc got at that was
c|I',.' ",' OF thepreoeht break also. to use the
70 80, ~ POSSESSION Of the cty MS far as IL will
t, .. -! ""fh must conform with The present new
rah,Iii,'',"r ,'',"r dam. The committee reserve the
f., '@ t'!v': .i.y or all Of the bids.
lpr i NJ, ,3."eF ia!onnation apply TO me, at Dun
" I-'.d1 luilis.
WILLIAM l.. MOODY,
Y,y,,,.. Chairman Committee on Water.
- ~ III, sep,cIDber3 3. 1874, se3-td
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The papers Of this state and the other states ar
r, aders of the Hebrew Faith If they copy anu puo-
lish lhe above Hebrew almanac.
Richmond, Ha., September 1st, 1874.
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m WHITE, SILVER-GREY, AND
GREY BLANKETS.
10-4. 11.4, aud 1874 WHITE BLANKETS, ran-
ging In price from "a to $50 a pair
syLyER-GREY BLANKETS at 81 and s5 pair
Heavy GREY BLANKETS at $3.50, 8, 4 aud %
per pair;
Heavy COMFORTABLE Es at S2 and $3.50 apiece
ALHAmBRA QUILTS at s1.5 0 and aa apiece;
WHITE MAIsEILLEs QU1LTs,yery low, at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
FLoWERED FANS at 75c. apiece-a new lot
lust received. sc9
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T . r r E n Z

u . h Il n z E;l
BRICK DWELLING, seven rooms, and kitchen
OF two rooms. No. 500 north Nineteenth street, In
good order Possession at once. ,-
ErI;k DWELLING, twelve rooms inclTrtng
Kitchen new and nice No. 81 south Third street,
between Byrd aud Arch. Possession lst OF Octo-
BRICK DIV CLING, ten rooms, and kitchen of
four rooms. No. 2O3 east lain street, between sc.
cond and Third la good order. Possession lst OF
October. OF earlier If required.
BRICK ID DNkLLlN(i ten rooms. and kitchen Oh
four rooms, in good order, NO. 201. corner OF Se-
cond and Main streets. Possession lst of Noyem-
Der, or earlier. :
oRICK DWELLING. nine rooms, kitchen of
Main and Gary Streets Possession 1st of October.
BRICK DWELLING. nine rooms. northeast cor
nor of First and Main streets, formerly Judge Hal
lyburton's. Possession at once.
Apply to w. Is. ROBlNS, agents,
So 4-lt 1905 Bank street, near custom-house.
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TOR RENT, TWO DESIRARLEGA
E farpfstea or unfurnissed aOUMS, suita- III
bic fos gentleman or gentseynau and lazy, at No.
81 Fourth street, betwcea Broad and Marshall,
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nESIRABLE RESIDENCEF E FOR Ga
~ REST--The house OH Main street, four Ell
doors above Fourth, now in the occupancy of Dir.
Char les r. Palmer, is for rent. Possession given
on the 7th instant Bathroom, wafer. &c ON . ie
premises This house has large lot front and rear.
w 'e--no' PURCELL, LADD 6 CO.,
so1.et 1916 Main street corner of Thirteenth.
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MEETINGS.

THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
L tpNIKErATiON beth AHABAH," on
tIt!'&th ,'r,t;, will bc al the synagogue on sun
!Al NnENl\h frum 10 10 IL O'Clock for the
SH'P~e "i tAtHANGlNG or RENTING oCI
FhAl l"r The holy iaSs and ensuing year.
>-J-il' MOSES HUTZLtR, Secretary.
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[For the Dispatch.]
Hebrew Calendar
for the (!eap) year $685. A. n. lhaving l3 months
or 3S3 days,J rrom the 18th Of September, 1874,
to the 29th of September, j S75.
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ROARDING AND LODGING.

--~~-~~~~~-~~~~>~r>>-~~>> So :, 80
MRS. NJ. r.. S0UTHALL tenders her
IEI tina ks to virgintans for the liberal patronage
extended to her NJ the
corner OF Charles aud Lexington streets, batss-
The bouse having been thoroughly renovated,
she hopes by renewed efforts TO merita
of their encour ge.aei;t. ae 0-saM1 u
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ByJ. Thompson Brown, tt
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
"a Of

EOR RENT. new BRICK DWELL.@n
IL ING on Main street corner of Linden EEL
modern improvements; seven rooms; $4oO per
ANN IN. .t
New BRICK HOUSE on Main street corner of
Ma olson {So. 309l; six rooms; gas, water, &c.
$50 per month.
Two BRICK HOUSES In Park Place, on Main
street near Monroe {Sos. 400 and 407); eight
rooms; $50 per mouth.
SIOkE No. 422 Sixth street, between Marshall
and Clay.
HOUSE No. Pine street four rooms; kitchen
with two rooms; Sl5 per month. Apply to
81 S-3t --.~.---'-.--~-- j. THOMPSON BROWN
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RESTAURANTS.
i He UNDERSIGNED UAvTN1

/ y ID RSIGN NED HAVING
,,yu,, BOUGHT THE ENTIRE
G: Is, ,raNrhArElC ESTABLISHMENTS
''1'I'' L. Ludwig and The Southern Lith-
sle ,t,,,..,., 'Sraphic Company,
W. .,'s,.,',!!'> Of LlTHOGRAPHIC WORK.
lie l,r,s s H good work as Gun be had In any
oW f,rs',tdt" y, vr western cities al the same price
~ fn!!Gg. 1, aHf making blank books, bcok.bind-
N!'e Us trtJL t"s "A' "D' "'
siMilNS & KEINiNGHkM,
viii re,ooro Lhlce main ana Twelfth, streets,
"a L!eysnn'' 10 hnyder,s Power Hall, corner Cary
1 At1t Ssree,s on or before the j 81 OF octo
'rr1---- All 1S-lm
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MILITARY NOTICES.

| tADQt ARTERS FIRST VIRGE 4
- NJ REGIMENT, SEPTEMBER 4, 1S74.-A
I't% iI't% WI. tr meeting Of the COMMISSIONED lf
w Es "i the regiment at the Piedmont II
~ ~ ,3iH!igton !r>utaHc" Company's Office IT,
:. ...yhhpN saturday EVENING. the 5th instant,
I" rE"h. full ait"ndaucc is desired, as buSi-
H>' importance wi.l lie brought before The meet
a.. ih order Of luIonH! SLOAN.
&4-2t +. ID. STARkF, Adjutant.
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EoR RENT, DWELLING corner, ofGA
II Grace and Faushee streets, With ten rooms, E:a
Kitchen. &c: all in first-rase order
For rent, DWkLLING No. 2G4 Third street,
Ga,nbaess Hnl, with six rooms and kitchen all con-
For rent, DWELLING No. 6lS north Fourth
street; four rooms aud Kitchen with two reoms; In
gosd order snd Convenient. - -
For rent, DWFLLING G No. 2G4 Clay street, with
seven rooms, kitchen with two rooms gas. water,
&C.
Church HUI, With ten rooms aud kitchen; gas,
For REM. DWELLING No. SI2 south Third
street Candles hili with four rooms, besides SER
vsats rooms. .-s- -z - 80,
For rent, DWELLING on Brown street near
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, with SIX rooms: 4
For rent, DIV ELLlNG ou Laurel street, sidney,
With three rooms. ,--,.-z
For rent, DWELLING on Laurel street, Sidney,
sc 5-st : -" ,GkUBBS & WILLIAMS.
DOR RENT, STABLE and LARGEE::
Il LOT ON Broad between Twents,flrst aad dA:a
Tw.pty-secund Streets, capable Of accommodating
eight OF ten horses. Apply to
de b.eso4t. GkUBBS & WILLIAMS. q
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NOR RENT, that desirable DWELL
" ING No. 3l3 Gary street, between Third fA:I
and Fourth streets, now In the occupancy OF Mr.. 4.
C. White. 1t contains eleven roolns with all Ine
instant. Apply to
Sa FL W IRUBBS o. NlLCIAMS.
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TOR lent, A NEW DWELLINGTa
IL with four rooms, and q new STORE ta:4
HOUSE, at Atlee's station, Chesapeake and ONO
railroad AppIv TO j. II. TIMBERL Ak,
40 3-eoJ4i* Atlee's poSt-ofice.
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11Wo NICE, QUIET GENTLEMEN y can. ~.
ret comfortable LOpGING5 $ and BOARD ny
applying Immediately At si4 stain street. . q ~.
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|hT BLACK ALPACAs, every quality,
b from 25c. to 20 yard: II
BLACK MoAAIR, IR,AUsTaALIAN CREPE TA-G
MISE CLOTH, and BoatBAzINE,at. S.
se4 LEVY BROTHERS. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-05

'n WAMsUTFA BLEAGHED COTTON
at 1916 a yard;
DAvoL BLEACHED COTTON at 15c. . yard;
FRUlT-of-TH GLOOM BLEACHED COTTON
at 12xc. yard;
AUBURN BLEACHED COTTON at 12Hc.a yard;
ANDROSCOGGIN BLEACaED CoTrOSt At
12hc.a yard;
Good yard-wide BLEACHFD COTTON at 10G.a
yard. LEVY BROTHERS.
UNBLEAcHED KNITTING COTTON at 45c,a q
pound. ts, se4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-05

g WHITE, RED, YELLOW, and GRAY
FLANNELS;
WHITE, RED BLUE, and GRAY TwILLED
FLANNELS;.
SHAKER, DoMET, WEIGH, ANGOLA, and
GACZE .FLANNELs;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNEL, every quality;
SOLID COLOR, PLAID, and STRIPED OPERA
FLANNEL. LEVY BRoTHERs.
sea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-05

EOR RENT, two neat FRAMED @:a
4 HOUSr 5, on Broad between Twenty first ED
and Twenly-second streets: four rooms each; Pos
session at once LYME BROTHER. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-05

TOR RENT, FRAME HOUSE, con- Ma
l. tanning seven rooms; kitchen with three HI
rooms, gas aAd water, on Fourth between Clay aud
Leigh streets. Apply opposite, 10 .,,
GEORGE W. SMITH, Agent,
SO 5.2t* No. 524 Fourth street. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-05

:-I-1XrED, 100 CoLoRED w MomEM, % nr,
w f.S.ics Wan'ei loo Hom9ss,t, Hyos.m,sr,at,on aof FUR
NlNfRS 10 otw,ni t so WRITE MtSrRS to so to
nheh IN" S'Ss cs: pay ;hv.r way at sasrsnt rs;s
lnRS|.. Ny or ntr tom Constant work guafan'eeu
i'll Isl May io''.J p. JpST1s. Labor Agnt,