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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27

GARBAGE.-The president of the Board OF
Health announces this morning toat tne
special garbase.carts will be introduced 10
this city on Monday next; and that the ord',
nance on the subject will be risdly carried
out on and after that day. His notice VIII
be found elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27

SUSDAY.ScuooL MEETING AT DR.. HoGE's
CHURCH. meeting for the purpose OF
forming an undenominational State Sunday
school society was held yesterday afternoon
at oclock-Major Robert Stiles in the chair.
After mature consideration it was resolved
to hold o grand mass-meeting OF Sunday
school workers of all denominations, under
the auspices of the Richmond Society, at
Broad-Street church, on Monday night next,
for'the purpose OF considering the pro'prlety
of calling a grand convention of delegates
from every Christian denomination in our en-.
tire State early in the fall. This convention
will then consider and arrange for The
formation of State society of all denomlna-
tions. Colonel r. j. Evans, Major Robert
Stiles, Colonel J. B. Cary, 5. NJ. Bailey, and
T. L. d. Walford were appointed Commit
tee of Arrangements.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27

A REVOLUTIONARY REL1C.-Mr. T. j. Ellis,
of Chesterfield county, exhibited at our
office Yesterday brass sight for piece OF
artillery which it Is believed came from .
Revolutionary gun. IL was found about
three or four years ago near the Clover Hill
pits. and is about five or six inches iD length,
with the sights marked for 625 yards to 1920
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CHARGED WITH FoaGERY.-William King
was arrested yesterday by Sergeant Wren
and Policeman Michaels charged with fore-
ing the pane Of Frank Kersey, whereby le
was enabled felenipusly to obtain S3 from
Louisa RuAin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27

HENRY T. MILLER has just received another large
lot of those fine WHITE and FANCY DUCK VESTS
made expressly for him by Messrs. Devlin & Co., at
very low prices. Warranted not to shrink.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27

ENTERTAINMENT ON CHURCH HiLL.-Ihls
evening and on Friday evening at sa O'Clock
there will be an entertainment at the Leign-
Street Baptist church Tor the benene OF the
Ladies' Sun day School Aid Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27

NEW GooDs.-Ladies' Gold Hunting atcbes at
$50, $40. aud upwards to s125: Gentlemen's Gold
Hunting Watches at s75, 500 to $500. and up
wards Ladies' Leentlnes. Opera -Chalus. aud Neck
laces Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine Rings, ORR
entail Topaz Rings, Gold and Pearl Glove-Hooks, at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27
SWEET ORANGES a. AsTosr's.

DELEGATES to the International Convention
should be sure TO visit PIzzNl's splendid establish
ment. where they will find ice-crcams, ices, French
and American confectioneries, and other things In
his line 5a.E.ss ~
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GOOD EATING at ANroS1's saloon.

HoUsEKEEPERs would do well to remember that
PrzzINI viii furnish them with pies, pastry, and
ice.cream. Leave orders early in the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27

FINE GOLD W EDDING AND ENGAGEMENT
RINGS In stock and made to order. any size, by
c. GENNET, No. 1901 Main street. .
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pUBE cpEAM at ASroNlI,s saloon.

Go TO BoscuEN's, 500 and 5l1 Broad street,
and leave your measure for q frst-class pair;of
boots or shoes, made In any style Hand-work only.
FIT pnsronteed 49,
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TIE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND AND VI
CINITY.-A handbook OF the city which should be
in the hands of every stranger visiting us. For sale
by J. T. ELLYsoN, 1112 Main street. Price, 25c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-27

SUMNER GAUzE SHIRTS for 75c. and 81 at
HENRY MILLER's Gentlemen's Furnishing. House.
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PAYING JuRoRs.-The jurors who served
ut the May term of the Hastings Court are
being paid OFT at the City Sergeant's office
in the City Hall.
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SOMETHING ATTRAcTIyE.-We see that tne oio,
es,abiisbed house Of WIN. IRA SMITH Is keeping
nace with the wants OF the times, aud 10 oroef 70
DO SO and give his patrons the largest amour. OF
Goods {, r the smalles. amount OF money now offers
his ENTIRE STOCK or GENTLE4ES's scorcH CHE.
yror suIrs; bis entire stock OF cHILDkEs'a WEE
.rardIes of kind; his entire stock OF aENTLEAEss
coLoREp SHIRTS, all styles and qualities; ana ~.
entire stock Of LINEs-wEAR tsaye white ves's, a.
co,, FOR CASH; and we Will add this maxim, that
"a word to the wise IS sufficient" aud advise All %
give him AN early call aud supply themselves while
sneb an opportunity Is before them.
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AMUsEnIENTs.

4
GRAND EXHIBITION,
WITH CONCERT COMBINED,
AT THE
IgCfURE-RooM OF LEIGH-sTREET BAP-
TIST CHURCH,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
MAY 81 AND 20, AT sH O'CLOCK,
for the benefit of the Ladies' Sunday School Aid
Society of the church. :
THE TABLEAUX AND STATUAR1,
under the direction Of Professor MINOR. will be
gotten up in the best style OF his art. The music
will be furnished by the
EUREKA QUARTETTE,
assisted by other well-known talent.
Admission, 25 cents. my 27.2t
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p ), r,uo.E PURE CREAM and MASHED STRAW

BERRIES.
BALr1MoRE PURE CREAM and MASHED STRAW
BERRIES,
only % per gallon.
only s2 per gallon.
LEMON, VANILLA. PINEAPrLE-PURE. CREAM
TrMoN, VANILLA, sP1NKApPLE-PGgE CREAH
Extra CRRAM, all a.yors, sl.75 rer gallon.
Extra CRRAM, all hayors. &1.7t per gallon.
No. q ,cE-CnRAai, all dayoxs, VI. go PEI gallon
No. Q lcE-CaRAsf, all eayors, sl.6o per gaaon
ORANGE, LENos-, and dPIsRAPrLK-IcEs,
Il. ORANGE. LEAoa., and
I'd. CQLUMBUs's, SAL Erpsd sssseh
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GO TO AsToNl's SALOON FOB PURE CREAMS
Main street
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P1sEAppLEs AND BANANAS AT PrzzISrs

LADIES' and GENrLEaEN's pIS1SG-sALoos at
AyroNI's, Main street below post-ofdce.
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\. VI. c. A.
ANIMAL CONVENTION

ORG A NlZ A I l o N .
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THE BANQUET.

The guests were then escorted to Associa-
ton Hall, where the ladies (upder the man.
agement of Mrs. Henry A. Wise, Jr., and
her assistants) had spread magnificent ban-
uuet. The tables extended the whole length
of the hall, were beautifully decorated, and
eroaned beneath their load Of all OF the
luyuries and delicacies of the season.
At this late hour it is impossible to give q
fuller description Of these festivities than to
say that the Richmond Phlharmonici rem.
dered some OF their choicest pieces. good
fellowship reigned supreme, the guests and
their entertainers mingled freel! together,
and all voted Richmoad'S ,Detc0n,c' q
grand success.
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PuRE IcE.CRRAM 60 TO PIzZINI's, S06 Broae
street II ycu wish 10 get pure article OF cream.
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.yINSpIRING OCCASION.

p-CHNOND'S WELCOME.
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Pr0eraYnme for To. Day.

The Association meets at o'clock A. NJ.
ut the Second Baptist church, and will
spread ga feast of fat things" to which the
public generally is cordially invited.
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FIVE HUNDRED prsEAppIEsa at ASrosrs
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EXCURSIONS.

On and after JUNE 1st R0UND-TRIP TICKETS
will be on sale AZ the Richmond ard Danviiie HALL
road depot at the following GREATLY REDUCED
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STRAWBERRIES AND cREAx a. P1zzNrs.

STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM at asroSrs 81.
loon, Afain street.
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its proper application. Surely the Christian
mind of the country, led by the oracles OF
God and peryaded by the "charity which re-
ioceth in the TRUTH" is equal to the pro.
blem.
| AS to the exclusion of the Bible from our
schools, it seems to me to be sufficient to say
that it is the word of God. And why His
articulate utterauces should be kept from the
| Youthful mind in the course Of its tuition,
while the doubtful and uncertain voices oil
| Nature are to be studied and pondered to as
certain the duty and destiny OF man, is be.
yond any honest comprehension of mine.
These two matters, and perhaps others
which might be named, are peculiarly within
the sphere of action of the Christian assoeia-
tIons of our land, and of the lay mem
bers of which they are chiefly com.
posed. II therein the cause Of your Mas
ter is put in any peril, on your return to
vour homes convert your thousand asso.
citation halls into as many armories
and camps, wherein will be fashioned and
| polished the weapons Of your warfare, and
where your legions will gather to lock their
shields together against the threatening hosts
OF unbeIief. And may He in whose cause
| YOU put on the armor grant you the victory.
And now, leaving these themes, do not
know how can more appropriately conclude
than as Legan ; and therefore again say,
Christian men OF this North American contt-
nent, welcome TO Virginia and her capital.
Soldiers of the Grand Army of the Captain OF
onr Salvation, all bail
Judge Ould's address was received with
frequent aud loud applause; after which.
the choir rendered in superb style Rossini
chorus. "The God of Israel"
The President Of the Convention,
MAJOR JOSEPH HARDIE, OF ALABAMA,
then responded to Judge Ould's address 10
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/. w. Munhsll Of Indiana. George Hague OF
Ontario, NJ. S. Crosby OF Michigan, ID. T..
English of New Jersey, j. Is. OBryan OF
Tennessee, ID. A. Wsldron of Rhode Island,
John l.. Wheat Of Kentucky, ID. X. Noyes
or Minnesota, w. 7. Mupford Of Virgins ;
Recording Secretary, j. V. l.. Graham OF
MARYLAND: Assistant Secretaries. Fl. l.. Por-
ter of ,ssachusetts. +. l.. LocShard OF
Gcorois, y. Wiilism Jones OF virginia.
The new president was escorted TO the
chair by q committee of three amid the loud
applause and hearty greetings Of the Con-
vention.
The retiring president cordially welcomed
him 10 the poSition to which he had been SO
worthily elevated, and bespoke for his sue
cessor the same traternal courtesy, sympl
thy, and aid which the Convention had SO
uniformly bestowed upon him.
Major Hardie made feeling and appro
PIRATE response. He said that the Conven'
ton had made grand mistake iu pu ting
him in this position. He was novice lr
! the work, this being really the first conven
,ion he had ever attended. He was presen
at the great gathering in New Orleans II
1860, but only as a lobby member. he coutc
not conscientiously thank them and yet hf
did appreciate the honor done him in being
made the presiding officer of this grea
Christian body. He had never presided over
a dcliberative body, and was utterly dis
trustful of his ability; but heswetiid under
take 1t in humble dependence upon t6t
guiding spirit Of The Lord. He would dt
his best, and if the Convention would only
sustain him by their prayers, and Coos
spirit should preside, they would have
good time together and do grand work fol
Jesus. He earnestly appealed TO the brethren
TO put self beneath their feet and lift on hiSf
the banner of Jesus.
The Committee on Business made par
tial report, adopting the programme pub
lished in yesterdays paper.
A telegram was read from II. Thane Mil
Ter. of Cincinnati c'the blind man elo
queut y. expressing his deep regret at nj:
| inability TO be present.
OrEN.AIR MEETING.
Announcement was made for an open-ai
| meeting at the corner Of Ninth and Capto
streets at u Z. NJ, and the Convention ad
journed with the benediction by Rev. Dr
SWaDn, of Boston.
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NORTH RIVER
WOODEN FdcsOrv.

TIVE undersigned, having purchased the Fac
4 tory Property formerly owned by william
Hammnck, ore now fully prepared to manufae-
ture all grades Of WOOL into GOODS, viz
Cassimers, T'oeeds, ,SoHinets, FaIicd Lin
seys, Blankets, Flannels, Linscy for
Dresses, Socking- Yarns, DC,
and have always on hand such above named
goods TO exchange for Wool, and 10 sell for the
cash on reasonable terms.
We will manufacture Wool on the halves. into
such goods as desired. Also,
Carding, Pulling and Dyeing
done with neatness and despatch. AS we have
been engaged in this business for n number OF
years, we are confident Of giving general sats-
faction. We confidently appeal TO generous
public for liberal share Of patronage
w. WOOL received in exchange for GOODS.
AZ toe market price, or the Cash paid for it II
desired.
CHAS. W. BOWMAN,
II. A. BOWMAN.
Hamp. CO., Feb. 10, 1871
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

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ESTEEMED FHEED
Will you please inform your readers that !
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Ct-RE FOR CONSUMPTION
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HAnrDrS SlDsEY CoLLnan.

fINBE next session Of this Seminary Of Learn
Il ing will commence on Thursday, Septem-
Der 4th, 1874.
DAmpden Sidney Is situated in Prince Edward
county, Va, within a few hundred yards OF
Union Theological Seminary, and seven miles
rom Farmyille the nearest depot OF the Atlantic
MISSISSIPPI and Ohio Railroad. The locality Of
The College IS most healthy, and The community
around distinguished for intelligence and piety.
There - no Grammar or Preparatory School
contacted with the College. IL retains the hur-
riculum and the great aim Of lie teachers is to
secnre thorouEbnesS in the training and instruc-
lion OF tBeir pupils and thus 70 prepare them for
professional studies or the active duties Of life
The ordinary expenses Of student exclusive
OF the cost OF clothing, travelling and books, are
from 1926 10 S2I5 year.
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President Hampton Sidney College,
Prince Edleard County, Va
July Is, 1874.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
- 00--
j. H. BOWEN,
BLACKSMITH,

las opened a shop just ia The rear Of Mr
IL n. AIlens Carriage House. whero ne nav
be found early aud late Tie is prepared to do
any kind Of Repairing and farm work Here ia
the place 70 get your homemade horse-shoes-
you can obtain them AZ the same price as At the
store, and then ] viii put them on nj moderate
price. Farmers wishing good cheap, work dore
viii please serd tbeir orders and tbey viii 81
promptly flle1 IRomneg, No7 6, is7f SIN.
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ICI KS
FL o AL CUID z ,
FOR 1a7h.

FOR 1875.
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December rs, 1874.
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AND END OF SECOND
DIVISION OF THEIR ROAD.

'5here hsg must employ THOUSANDS
Or MEN to reIiUe their noio oUercro,oded
snaps and yards ut Baltimore, Martins.
bUrg, Piedmont, Grafton, and oiher poiafs.
7hcy are already erecfipg large found
Houses, (he largest IN The counfy,) Pos.
seHger and Freight DYofs Of large copa-
city, Machine Shops, CaHie Pens and Sta.
bics 10 accommodate their ericpupc cattle
traffic, m0kiDg this ''yeaiRg y1ace," all
point 70 rerg rapid and immediate IN
crease AZ population, and corrcspoHdiBg
iHcreaSc iB The price NJ JuHdipg L5fs.
Nessrs. CARSKADON6 GLEA SON
ieW be on he ground daily, and sciH le
Pfeased 10 sho'r Me lois and gige any iu-
formation IN regard to same.
4. Y. CARSKADON,
L. MINKE,
s. II. MCBRIDE,
s. b. GLEASON.
Xayscr city formerly New Creek, )Cet. y, 1874,
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INSURANCE BENEFITS.

INSURANCE BENEFITS.
Any person buying lot on The ADORE
terms and making one payment, il Mey
should die, ue ,eW CANCEL ALL CLAIMS
and GIVE IcgG! heirs clear tile, hus be.
coming a HOME INSURANCE Company,
WITHOUT COST To THE INSURED.
THIS ,eW afford people oflimited means
on opportunity 10 bay home, and thus
become independent Of eracting and eroy.
bito"t landlords. WY pay heagy rents
FOR poor tenepeRts, aeleq tie same money
,cW buy you home in q desirable {ocalI-
~? II yoU haven't Tie money nor, the
sacrifice IF q cigar or fteo or a gEass of
beer a day oW make yOur payments. No
eTcuSe 10 be Without q home of your Oton.
Hhat better inVestment for any person, old
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If these Ypts on The ADORE terms ?
The h|dfion and natural surroundings
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c'liiies for mangfaefariHg-cheop Coal,
large quantities IF timber and iron-Me
outlet Of he richest farming section of W
Va, Which for years has shipped more
produce than any other point on The line
cf The rodd-dre so advantageous and
without rival that
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FITS CURED FREE

A NY person suffering from the above disease
"a is requested to address Dr. PRieR, and
iria! bottle Of medicine will be forwarded by
Express
FREE!
The only cost being the Express charges. which
owing to my large business, are small
=, DR.. Price is regular phJ stefan, and has made
the treatment Of
FITS or EPILEPSY
a study for years, and be will warrant cure by
the use Of his remedy.
DO not fail TO send to him for a trial bottle
IT costs nothing, and be
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De, OF bow many other remedies may have failed
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lie particular to give your Express, az we'll "a
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Address,
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Dec. 4, ls74.--t2w. =