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a BOY ARRAIGNED FOR MURDER.

In the Court OF oyer and Terminer yesterday,
before Judge Brady, william Lyons, bright
looking ad OF fifteen years, was called up for trial
on an Indictment for murder in the first degrae.
HIS counsel Messrs. Klntzlng and Mott inter-
posed a plea OF guilty Of manslauRhter IN the
fourth degree. From the facts as stated by MIR.
Mott, it appeared that on the Gath OF April,
1874 the prisoner and some otner boys
rot into an alteration at the corner OF Seven
EeenJh street and avenue A, and commenced
thro@lng stones at each other; tnat the prs-
Dner threw q stone at another boy, VINO lodged
1t, and the stone struck little girl named Mary
Ann Davis on the mead, causing fracture OF the
skul, resulting III ner death. The deceased was
only eight years Old and at the time was going TO
a store on IN erranu Tor her other. The mother,
WHO Is a widow. IN Court and stl wearing
mourning Tor her dead child. From all the sur
rounoings OF the case a good deal Of interest was
felt In It, several witnesses were called TO prove
the good character Of the boy. On acce utance OF
fne plea by Assistant District Attorney Lyon, MIR.
KiutZing made an urgent appeal o. the court
for lenlency IN passing sentence, urging that
ceased, and consequently could have no malice
toward her. Judge Brady after questioning the
boy relative TO the AFFAIR, VINO tod very
STRAIGHTFORWARD story in regard to it, said that he
ler inclined TO look upon the case merciiully and
though the throwing OF stones in the streets by
boys was highly reprenensible practice, and
nkey, as in the present instance, to be attended
WITH fatal results he do not feel IL his uuty, un-
ner the circumstances, 10 conslgn this boy 10
state Prison, ana thereby blast ms prospects in
lie. he then sentenced him TO the house Of
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.
THE EARLE ASSAULT.


The trial or James A. ISuf1y, charged with at
tempting TO shoot Deputy Comptroller Earle, was
continued yesterday. Major General Hancock was
the first witness who was examined. He testified
that when he was a Lieutenant In the army, during
the Mexican war, in 1s47 DUFFY was drummer
boy IN the same regiment; that ne was good
fellow and IN aDiaole young man.
Captain Steers, VINO had known Duny fifteen
years, said ne always found him 70 De q c4ever
sort OF man.
Henry b. Todd, who was the colonel OF 4 cavalry
regiment in which the accused served during the
late war, testified that he never saw Duny act
irratIonaly.
Eliza A. Munday. the fnlf sister or the defend.
ant: AnoIe N. Hamilton, Nora A. Casnen, Sergeant
Firth ald John Cooney, = policeman, were exam
prisoner from his boy hood up TO the present time.
The members OF mis- family swore that he always
COMPLAINED OF MS head; that ABOUT eight years
ago II piece OF ceiling fell upon nis head and IN
Jured ham; that at anotAer time he had ht or
Illness wnen ha was so delirlous that il TOOK sew.
eral men 10 restrain him and convey him 70 Lhe
hospital, where he renamed unconscious for
few days and was unable 70 recognize his
and threa.sened 10 take MS HE; that when the
members OF his family would be talking III
mentally b e would commence TO halloo and sing
silly song, and that nc cried when the Dead
Marchn was played. The sergeant OF police testI.
fed that on tue morning OF the shooting he saw
min IN a ri road car, and tnat ne acted IN very
nervous M amer. and the ponce 0llcer swOre that
10 an earlitl' hour the same morning ne saw Duty
running up boe Boulevard. followed oy ms daugn-
ter; that he looked Wildly and ne judged from hts
appe france and actions that he vas not right In
ms head.
NiiiIam Williams, the brother-in-aw OF Duty,
was examined lie sald be was a carriage manu-
facturer IN tius city aud iived IN New Jersey. de
was examlntal at length as to the pceulIarities
winch Duny manifested from time 70 time. and
said tnat on sae day OF MS lDuffysl marriage he
visited mis- house ~ New Jersey; he saId That he
came in alone, leaving has bride sitting in tue car
rage on a " lnters nigat 10 the dark, and said
nothing unit he was about 10 leave; tnat on
another occa. non he sent the witness fourteen
different KIND Of dogs, and wnen he was in the
army he iran sporte1 three Old wounded horses
nom Virginia.
Mary Giaipt, the prisoners motner-in-law;
ROBERT y. Bn,NVn, Dr. William H. Weaber and Jonn
b. Hanna pctrifed a. TO the prisoners physical
and mental condition. DR.. Weaber Teafe ed Duty
Tor 10 mamma frJn Of the brain. District Attorney
Rollins cros 5. examination % this witness was
very anuslns~
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Eefore Judge Morgan.
XII u'ToMANIAc SYMPHONIC

Herman SIN ta, festive young man, living az
235 East Hous h1n street, went ont on Thursday
last in quest 0 { pleasure. he became grossly IN
toxicate0 IN the course 81 his ram0les and KEEP
tomania deve lc,ped ITSELF As he entered the
store Of GeorgH snyder, Ill Delaney street. ne
seized upon some six dollars worth OF baby
clothes and 80 gnt 10 escape with them. Onicer
lnierman, o the Tenth precinct, became Inter
ested In Her man and took MIN into CUSTODY
after snare ;lase. On Ueng searched at the
station nOuse knife OF formidable length was
found on his s,rson. Judge Morgan held Herr
man In $500 , al ~ answer the charge 81 larceny
and tl,0O0 that 'ol carrying concealed weapons.
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BR(NoKLYN COURTS.

COURT OF 81 asIoNs- CRIMINALS SENTENCED.
Before Judge Moore and Associate Justices.
In the Kings County Court OF Sessions yester.
day, before Judge Moore and Associate Justices
voornies and Folfert Michae Donohue con-
victed or a horribe outrage on a little girl named
O'Grady, was SC Iltenced TO the state Prison at
Stag sing for a { arm oi fifteen years.
ReDecca York; gton, young servant girl who
had pleaded gulu TO charge or stealing 81, 200
worth ofjeWelry neom Mrs, RutA Hodges, was sent
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRT-cHAMBEns

bJ Judge IaWTeuCe.
In the matter OF Isaac Marcus committed for
Contempt 81 Marine LOura-Order granted dis
missing writ 81 Certiorart
Joues VI. COX; Clark VS.. Young Seaman VS..
schuyler; Nedenk mp VS. Llnnenwerth: sea
mans vs. Williamson; Gtuerseeve vs. Johnson:
ID Jasquler VS.. Squer; Scnlesinger vs. Scnles-
myers Sculeslrger vs.. Solomon; Bernstein VS..
scRicsngrr; Lsvelle vs.. The Mayor &C. ; Langley
Sau ders w. WIlliams.-Granted.
boMaunan VI. Cannon.-Reerees report con-
heaiey vs. WicEnam Mayor Motion for in
junction denied, with $40 costs -
Chatham National Sank vs. Clark Motion
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FIFTY-SEI11N STREET COURT.
Bsior Judge Kilbreth.

ARRAIGNArE n or ALLEGED CAR THIEVES.
The Rev. J. " Matthews, a coored Baptist
clergyman, was on Thursday night roobed BY two
taitves OF a snv ef watch, valued at SIS, while rd
ing on the res : platform OF a Fourteenth street
car. one Of he thieves, young man, giving
tue name Of CHARLES Williams, was imme-
diatey arrest FL. lie was yesterday com
mitted Tor examination. Wnlle the prisoner
was Ia the cou ~ room another young man pres
ent, VINO seem'sei 10 take great interest IN the
welfare o. The accused, was identified ny the rev.
erend genllem M rs the thiei wac escaped. III
committed.
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A wOMAN'S SUICIDE.

Mary whiteside, aged tnIrty.1ve years, COM
mitted suicide at nine O'Clock yesterday morning
in ner residence, No. l24 Huron street. Brooklyn,
Z. D. The woman had previously suffered from
insanity, and was in very delicate s.ate ofnealth.
She had oeen despondent for aew days. ana i'm
mediatey after breakfast went 20 her Sleep
ing apartment and hung herself TO the door wltl
a rope When found by her friends life was ex
tinct. Her relatives believe that she was de-
ranged when she Killed herself. Coroner Nolan
was notified to hold an inquest
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WANTED rO ruRcnAsE..

CTFAM HEAVIER wANTED-LARGE ENOUGH FoR
> l0Lhorse power engine; also some Betting wanted.
Address, Swing tull particulars, ARBuCKLE BROS,
30 Front street
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INSTRUCTION.

. WELL EDUCATED FRENCH LADY DESIRES TO
n make an cngagemen tor the summer, IN private
family, 10 Frcuch and music best references
gwen. Address for lnree days FRENCH lady, Herald
brooklyn Branch Office.
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DANCING ACApElIIEs.

(,AKD.-MRs HLAsKo, n RETURNING HER
~ heartfelt thanks 10 her numerous friends ana
patrons who Kindy appreciated her Efforts tor the
improvement % those placed under her care respect
iuily no them an thai her cnIdrens class will ~
continued by Mr. Hlasko during ncr absence aDroad,
precisely al the same place as heretofore. -
PROGRAMMES POSTERS. PAMPHLETS Tickets
II Press Opinions and all Kinds oil Pruning Tor mu-
seal conservatores ami entertainments are FURNISHED
the elegant style ut the METROPOLITAN fklNf-
mo IS rABLISHMENf. us Broadway
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
BENEFIT MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, May e.
at half past 4, for
Mrs g. H. GILBERT BENEFIT
Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM with other distinguished
artlstes, have generously volunteered.
And all the
FAvoRITEs OF THE FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY,
ExrRAoRDISAiRRSsn PROGRAMME
Box sheet now open
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TIHEATRE CoMIQUE,
i 5l4 BROADWAY.
Mr.. JOSH Sole Proprietor
MATINEE. hickey BARNEY. MATINEE.
MATINEE. COOL BURGESS. MATIN E.
MATINEE. KING SARBR0. MATINEE
MATINEE HARRIS CAR OIL. MATINEE
MATINEE. Miss JENNIE HUGHES. MATINEE
MATINEE. Miss A. RICHMOND. MATINEE
MATINEE. Mr.. j. ~ MCKEE. MATINEE
MATINEE. Mr.. JOHN WILD MATINEE
MATINEE. Mr. MM. CARTER MATINEE
MATINEE Mr.. CHAS. WHITE. MATINEE
The ENTIRE COMPANY at
MATINEE TODAY.
MATINEE TO-DAY.
MATINES TO-DAY.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. ga BROADWAY.
" Mr. JOHN +. POOLE. Manager
THE FAMILY THEATRE OF THE METROPOLIS
TIE FAMILY THEATRE OF THE METROPOLIS
MATINEE TO-DAY 90 THE
I'M I'M N :. :.
MATINEE TODAY. -
MATINEE TODAY. = BEST
MATINEE TO-DAY. e.
MATINEE TODAY. 81 COMPANY
MATINEE TODAY. vi
MATINEE TODAY. I-l IN
MATINEE TO-DAY. ISI
MATINEE TO-DAY. I5I AMERICA.
MATINEE TODAY. n
MATINEE TO-DAY. % -
ON MONDAY NEXT
ANOTHER GRAND CHANGE
AND MORE Jew STARS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOUSES CROWDED. LAUGHTER INcEssAETi
EIGHTEENTH BONANZA MATINEE.
SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONE,
THE WHOLE PLAY WILL BE GIVEN.
80 MONDAY, May q, ONE HUNDREDTH perform
ance OF T. L BIG BONANZA. Every lady visiting the
theatre Will receive A Souvenir 4 IMMATURE
BRICK or SOLID SILVER Reserved seats for this
occasion S.
~ BOX SHEET OPEN % DAYS AHEAD
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DARK THEATRE.
IL SATURDAY EVENING, May q.
first appearance on any stage OF
Miss ELENOR HOWAHD
Tho role chosen Tor her debut
BLANCA.
In Mllmnn MS beautiful Pla. OF the
ITALIAN WIFE
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CLERKS %Eol1rtS.

at-is perhaps worth repeating tiNt the Con-
stitaton of Virginia provides that in all
counties containing less than fifteen thou
sand inhabitants :" there shall be elected by
the qualiaed voters .".one county -clerk.
,clso stall also be clerk Of the >crc,nt court"
The Legislature has no power to make law
In conflict With the Constitution, and there
fore the act passed last winter providing for
two clerks 10 every county is as TO IDA st
small counties null and void. 1t takes etS*,
as we hsve had occasion to say twice besoi'Ie
and as Attorney. General DANIEL has substan-
TALLY stated in formal written opinion,
"only in counties containing over dtteeil
thousand Inhabitants"
P.S. After the foregoing was written We
received the following short but explicit card
from the Attorney General:
To Clerks Of Courts:
In answer TO numerous letters Of inquiry,
/ say that my opinion recently published
does not refer to clerks OF courts in counties
having less than fifteen thousand inhabitants.
In such counties clerk Of the county Is
elected, who is e1 Oticio clerk Of the circuit
court. No coauge. r. r. DANIEL,
MAY 5, 1875. Attorney. General.
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The PrisrnOidal Road.
AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST OF TIE NEW RAILwA,
SYSTEM.

[From the Houston (TeXas) Telegraph
A number Of persons were attracted yes
terday across the bayou TO see the running
of locomotive and car over the section OF
prismoldal track that has been laid near the
Central deIo.. Many trips backward and
forward were successfully made with the
car iul of passengers. In the morning a
committee composed Of prominent citizens
Of Hockey having in consideration the
adoption of the plismodai system for the
protected railway between Hockey and
the Central examined the track and took
( ride in the car. The committee were
well pleased, and decided, we are in
formed, to adop. the system. 1u the after
noon free ride was given to number
of Houstoniaus and the members of the
press. 1t is claimed by the advocates of the
system that The prismoidai railway can be
built and equipped for the moderate sum OF
sc, 900 per mile; that it obviatcs the neces-
sty of gradug; that the quantity of iron
.andaum0er required is very much less than
that necessary to the ordinary railway; that
much greater Iapldity can be attained by IL
THIN: by the other and that the proportion
Of freight carried 10 dead weight is tar
greater than can be carried on the double
track S; stem. II is saiG to carry three tons
OF freight to every one ton Of dead weight.
The lrasts. as the name implies, is in the
aorm Of u prism, over the top of which a
Of iron is placed The apex OF the
skeathing5s shaped like T rail. The sheath
ing is made in one piece, to weigh, it is said,
eighteen pounds to the foet. The driving
wheel of tie locomotive sands UNDER the
.oasHre of the boiler, and ruas over the flat
surface of the L rail. A SMALL wheel in.
elinai from the horizontal Ut an angie oil
Thirty idegrecsGuus just belowthe h1nse o!
The Ton either side, and serves 10 steady The
track. a larger wheel, also at an INCLINATION.
rms about a;fJot below on either side of the
slo pe or the prism. The object OF this is to
keep tue truck in an upright position. In
running there is 3 slight rocking tom side
to side, but comparatively little folting.
Many raisOad-meu witnessed the psriorm.
ance Of the engine yesterday, and some were
confident that SUCCESS would crown the .sys-
ten.
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Foreign Tews.


HLoNDoN, May 1.-THE House of Commons
Was engaged ia debate Tonight Oh u motion
,ra9e by the Marquis of Huntington, that the
House do not entertain any complaint with
respect to the publication Of ito proceedings
except 10 case OF wilul Misrepresentation, OF
Euen publication thereof is expressly pro-
hibited, and that strangers are not to be
ordered to withdraw from the galleries uu'
less they are disorderly, or by vote of the
House.
Mr. DiSraei opposed any curtailment oil
privilege. The House was able to deal with
method OF excluding strangers by suspend
ing the rule permitting single member to
order their withdrawal.
MI. Lowe denounced the continuance of
the anomaly. AT this stage OF the debate
Mr. Sullivan called attention 10 the presence
Of strangers, and the galleries were accord
ingly cleared.
The debate on the Marquis of Hunting
toms motion was adjourned until May 25LD.
GLADSToNE's LETTER.
LONDON. May 5-4:3 A. M-The Standard
severely erlticIses the letter from MIR. Glad
stone read ut the centennial celebration OF
The battie OF Lexington. 1t remarks tnat he
habit Of toadyipg to Americans IS discredita.
be in English public men and journalists.
The results OF the republican experiment In
the United states are corruption Of public
life, extinction of public spirit, oppression
OF The minority. disgust OF the honorable
men with politics, and the transfer of the
into the hands ct corrupt, un.
and ignorant men. --~
a::srcE, 49, e-S;ss"' =. y. Tie Times
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William and Mary College,

The Board Of Visitors of William and
Mary College will hold meeting In this city
on the 19.h of May, instant. The occasion
il selected for meeting Of the alumni OF the
college and for the organ alton of an alumni
association. and to devise means to hold q
grand celebration Of the same at the coming
commencement OF the college on The 4.h of
July, 1876.
The object of the Board of Visitors In As
semb!ing here il TO institute measures OF
importance for the future welfare Of the col.
Iege. The presence of a liberal number of
the sons OF The ven erable college will be well
for the Institution. They may be able to do
much for The cause by cooperation with The
visitors.
William and Mary has proud history.
{ 9InI. /, u ~. -. 81: @Se,
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~ co 70 sYCLE BROTHERS to

ME- GO TO SYCLE BROTHERS TO
buy YOUR DRY GOODS, as they have the largest
and best-assorted stock Of FORElGN ana Do-
IMESTIC GOODS in the city. To their very e2-
tensiyc stock they have just received
q 600 pAKASOLS of the latest styles, from 81 up
t IS; =,
=. oOo pieces NECK and sASH-RIBBONS.i in all
colors and widths, from sc. per yard up;
A handsome assortment OF PLAIN LINEN, EN-
. BROIDERED, and L "A CE HANDhhh-
CHIEF5;, ....-
I 600 different styles SILK and LACE TIES;
An rho late sbaaes of the best brands KID
| GLOVES at 75c. and 81 worth $3.50 ana SZ
pair;
LADIES, and MISSES STRIPED HOsE-an end
less variety;
HAMBURGER fDGINGS and INsERTINGs-the
| most attractive assortment ever shown In THIS
or any other city before;
COTTON TRIMMINGS and COVENTRY hOF-
FILINGS from SC apiece up;
| 5000 pieces DAISY TRlhh at zoe. apiece
usually sold at 81 rs and $3.50;
1o.ooO yards CAMBRIA INSERTINGS-only
| Csc. for a dozen yards;
Latest sty .es LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS just
| received.
specia attention is called to our stock Of WHITE
GOODS, such as 1aratans, Swiss Musins' VIC
! toria Lawns, Plain and Striped Nainsooks,
Null Muslins, Sc; which we will offer al the
| lowest prices.
| NOTTINGHAM LACES and LACE CURTAINS
| very cheap; .
500 TIDES Just opened at 81 worth double the
| money;
A large stock of LACE SACQUES and LACE
| POINTS:
SPRING and SUMNER SHAWLS;
We have all styles DRESS GOODS from l2hc. pei
ysrdup;
Another lot PONGEE FRANCHISE in the hand
soonest shades ever shown;
SILK and JAPANESE POpLINS, plain auc
striped, at SOC. per yard: .
BLACK and COLURrD GRENADINES from
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than ever
BLACK-AND-WHIT E-STR1PE U NJ Al X
SILKS at 75c sold every where at II;
Large stock of SPRING and SUMMER CASol'
TABLF-LINENS, TOWELS, and NAPKINS al
great induce ments:
MATTlNGS white and fancy checked.
q, ~ SlCLE BROTHERS..
429 Broad street, between Fourth ana Flfth.
ap2t
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fully endorses Gladstone's letter, and says II
would be melancholy if the first great at
tempt to complete independence should re-
snlt IN social anarchy although there Is no.
thing at present TO Justify such fears. Grave
evils exist in some American institutions
which must be remedicd If progress Is 10 De
kept up. a..
The Daily Ne,rs aunosuces that
THE EARL OF PEMBROKE WILL RESIGN
the Hinder Secretaryship- of War, sod be sue
ceeded by Lord Cadosan.
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sEwsNG.MACHISES.

OFFICIAL kEPORr.-rne following Is
" correct report of the sales OF SEWlaG-
MACHINrS mace by the lradng companle' ~.
ring the past four ~ years. careful ,bs
Of the figures will show that the sale u u,s
SINGER" has largely decreased each yea,
while, on the contrary. a corresponding decIfisf
shown I'm the salts reported by vi other c"inp 1
Now, the qaes,ions naturally arise: HOW long rn.
thi, state OF at irs last? how long VIII lhe pNas
cempanits be able to keep Offices open IN our si,,
ferrnt cities and towns when they are selling ~
ulachines9 All persons who think OF buying ~ "a
good one from the old. reliable SINGER AhsLt.
FACTUnISG COMPANY. Oface S2l Ms'a
street, Richmond, Va. Z. ). BEAIIl, 9seh"
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The account which we publish tais morn
inc Of the terrific storm in Georgia last Sat
urday is very interesting. Itseems to DC al
most incredible. How blessed are we here
in Virginia, where such storms are unknown
or almost so. ..s
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INC very best and greatest men. of the STATE
for long time went almost exclusively 'fo'n
her halls. In her Ole age she has continued
to contribute her noble sons to the STATE
and is still cherished for her good WON u,
well as her admirable history. The sons OF
such a mother should never relax 10 'ne'i
love for her, or in their labors TO ihcseaSe
her efficiency and usefulness. .....-,..
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~MORE ARRIVALS OF NEW
II Y. PRICE & CO.

are receiving daily elegant lines PARASu1LSSS ano
UMBRELLAS. PERCALES and CAMbhAiiSS:I su
Eew-pattern PRINTS-great variety n 90 III In 90
LINENS. LINEN LAWNS, CASSl MEN EaT ,i.I
fish. French. and American; LINEN SHEEf1NMS'
TABLs-DAMASK, NAPKINS, DOYLlEs' TOW
Large stock of NICK RUFFLISGS, LADIES,
SILK SCaRFS; LACE BARBES. both."hlte anu
hlock: LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
TIME To add To their choice 81 ock Of Foreign ano
Domestic goods. my .
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s,<F1I.I NOTICES.
M NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF
kDRYsG o obs
FOR MAy,oF TIVE LATEST riroRrAT1oFs.

FOR MAYOR TIE LATEST DtPoKTATIofs. =
TR PRICE & co are sgrin represented In the
northern markets and have opened many new ana
.t,sIrnbIe FANCY DREss and MoURNISG GOODS OF
IL. .upr-ncu poIoSAIsEs of choice shades,
RIACK EouBLE- CHAIN. CANVAS IAENADlNE'~
BLACK IRON GRtNADISE.
Or hCE PLAID GRaSADINEfor overskirts:
RIaCK GaESApINEs from 40c., 50c, TO rs per
yard: r..rr.eu.rp
pr AID and PLAIN PoSGEE POPLiNs.
unnnrprn t,pcASDlES aud JACCOSETs, DRESS
SILKS OF every color and quality STRIPED silks IS
from 75c 81 per yard light ana mG.i9r. I NJ
CoPsFTs from 81 to IS each. HhMBUHGH EpGlNGs
and ISsERTINGs, THREAD GLOVES, SILK GLOVES
GAUNTLETS, &c. N.Y.
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D,sd. On Wednesday at 4 O'Clock A. NJ; Miss
tnT c. wiNGO, youngest daughter OF ". W.
Wipgc. nj II O'Clock
" rn,,. he,r tuthp,,s residence, No. BOZ east Mar
shall street The friends and relatives are
fnlly Invited to attend.
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nT-CLARE'T.

HCLARET.
just receiving (drect from France), large lot OF
CLARET, IL wool aud glass, Of excellent quality
10 which beg to call the attention of all in want.
OSCAR CRAM,
my3-1w NO. IA Governor street,
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POSGEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, PLAID
and SOLID COLOR POPLINS. and DRESS
GOODS from zoe. TO 75c. A large line, and very
low Call and look at them.
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Rosrrg A. LANCASTER, WILLIAM Ii. LUCkE-
Z ANCASTER & LUCkE. STOCK AND
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
Office, State Bank BUILDING, I'LL Main street
Richmond. va.
securities OF all kirss bought and sold on COM
mission Specie unCs Foreign FXchauge dealt IN.
Loans negotiated k,aat Estate sold privately or al
.uctIop. ap colin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-06
NLOSING OUT MY ENTIRE STOCK.

$4,000 WORTH OF FINE RETAIL CLOTHING
MUST BE SOLD.
CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS, AND CHILDREN.
GENTLEMEE'S FURNISHING GOODS
offered regardless of cost 10 close my retail ae-
paTtment Having determined to manufacture
In this city for wholesale, shall offer CLOTHING
hoIo,y tho market value. TO this end invite the
public generally to supply their demands from the
vel.kuown, established clothing house of
A. OPPE>HIMER,
,,ao 1915 Main street.