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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-07

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PREhIUAS.-Ihe
annual distribution Of premiums to the
pupils of st. Peters Cathedral Sunday school
took place Sunday morning in the cathedral
Immediately after the 9.o'clock mass, IN the
presence Of large congregation. This
school has the names of nearly three hun
dred boys upon its rolls, with an average
attendance of about two huudred and forty.
It is divided into two deplrtments-senio
and primary-c mbracing lhirty-tour classes.
The whole school is under the general super
intcndence Of Mr.. Juan A. PIZzlni, who is
also president Of the Christian Doctrine Con-
fraternity, a society composed of the gentle
manufacturers to devise means for the proper
and efficient management of the school. The
primary department is under the charge OF a
number of ladies of the congregation, with
Miss Kate O'Neill as superintendent. Rev.
Father Janssens is the spiritual director OF
the school.
The distribution was conducted by Right
Rev. Bishop Gibbons, assisted by Rev.
Father Jaussens and the perintendent
(Mr. Pizzini), the awards being announced
and presented as follows:
Silver medals for attendance, conduct, and
lessons to the best boys of the school, decided
BY competitive examinations: Senior depart
ment, w. j. Hogan and Charlie A. PIzzini ;
primary department, James w. Mackey and
Eddy j. Pizzini. A premium was also
awarded to Felix Myers, in the primary de.
partment, who contested closely for one of
the medals.
In the first class of the senior department
q gold medal-raised by private contributions
of the scholars of the class-was presented
to John E.. Burke as the successful competi.
tor; premium to John +. Baxter.
In the second class Il gold medal, raised by
the same means, was awarded to Z. Muldow-
uey: silver medals, er gquo, to james Hea-
lev and Frapk Antilotti; premiums 10 John
Morrissey and ID. Costello.
Besides these special distinctions the fol.
lowing premiums were presented In the re-
mainips classes of the senior department:
First Premiums: NJ. Moore, James
Creamer, H. Bailey, j. AIphonso Pizzini,
lanes Redmond. 4. Mccarthy, Jerry
O,Brien, John Conaty, John Campbell, Z.
n. Sullivan, 2. McGoVern, James kennefeck,
4 Cleary. James MuldoWney, NJ. Burke.
Second Premiums III. Jubnson, Antonio
Antijotti. Charles Elyson. Eddie Straehla,
]. Brady, Jerry Reardoo. P. Sullivan,
Joseph Mcintyre, Patrick Moore, Adolph
Rolling. Il. Rourke, John Bsrrett, j. Asho-
ney.
Third Premium Owen Marin.
In the primary or ladies' department the
premiums were awarded as follows:
First Premiums A. Antoni, r. Wbitta-
h.er, james Finuegan, F. Francisco. John
A utoni, Joseph Melvin, T. Ferrandini, j.
Ro gers. James Disney, Felix Myers, T.
Cav ,snaugb, T. Reardon, j. MorrisseV, Joseph
Lima sman, James Rankin, u. Tyrell, Joseph
Mansi.qi.
Sseord Premiuass: William Lyons, 10.
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A BOLD RoBBERY.-Early Sunday morn

A BOLD RoBBERY.-Early Sunday morn
ing thief entered the lot of Mr. j. L. Hook
aday, No. 20G Nine' eenth street, secured the
watcn. dog, and made bis way to the second
floor of the rear porch of the house, where
Mr.. Hockaday was sleeping on pallet, the
night being very warm. Just at the head of
the steps and Immediately over Mr.. Hocka-
days feet were five glass jirs of preserves
and sweetmeats, where they bad been left
summing. The thief reached over and Sc
cured two jarS, and returning to the first
floor placed them on the top Of the outside
fence, which was easily reached from the
floor. Returning the second time, and while
about to depart with the third, Mr.. Hocka-
day was awakened and saw the thief as he
was about to leave. The latter, realizing that
he was discovered, dropped the jsr and fed
down the steps into the back yard and scaled
a ten-foot fence, closely pursued by Mr.
Hockaday, who would have caught him but
for cutting his feet with the broken jar that
was dropped by the thief. The robber must
have been some one familiar With the prem.
sps and acquainted with the dog.
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seph Fisher, John Hankins, D. Reardon, N.
Dart, M. Corners, A. Werst, S Doherty, j.
Burgess, W. Ryan. 7. Craven, ]. McMeekin,
c. Taylor, James Mcdonald, l. Francisco,
B. Robinson. -r...
Third Premiums J. Shand, Willie Piz.
ztni. Juan Antilotti, T. Murphy, W. Disney,
W. Whitlock, T. BranuaD, W. ~ONeill.
Bishop Gibbons concluded these very IL
terestipg exercises by addressing few kind
words of encouragement and advice to the
boys, and earnestly thanking the teachers,
both ladies and gentlemen. for the great in.
terest they were taking in the sunday-school
work, and congratuIating them upon the
eminent success of their undertaking.
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Man FOUND DROWNED. body of a
colured man was found floating in james
river, Sunday, opposite the coal wharis of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
1t was drawn ashore and the county authori-
ties notified to hold an inquest. The remains
are those of man who, a week since, while
intoxicated, unhitched boat from near the
three mile locks and rowed to an island in
the river, as he said, to fish. The owner of
the boat, pursuing, found it Landed on the
island, but no man near. 1t is supposed that
deceased fell into the water, and by reason Of
bis condition was unable 10 eXtrlcate him.
self
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CONNECTICUT VIsIToRs.-Mayor Kelley has
received the letter of which the following is
1875 To the Honorable Mayor Of Rich
uoud: Dear Sir,-An excursion party of
about one hundred and fifty 10 two hundred
ladies' and gentlemen will sail from this city
on the steamer Frances Tuesday evening,
Sep.em Der 1st, to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk,
Petersburg, Richmond, Yorktown, Frede-
rick.burg, Mount Vernon, and Washington.
we shall probably reach your city on Fri
day evening, September 10th.
"Lt will afford US great pleasure to wei
come YOU and your citizens on board the
steamer upon our arrival =,
s.Yours. respectfully, 81. NJ. HoYT.
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How TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE.-Persons suf-
fering with fever ard ague, intermittent or bilious
fever will call at the drugstore and get bottle Of
Ague Conqueror; their immediate cure is certain,
and the chills will not conc back during that sea-
son. 1t contains no quIninc, arsenic, other poi
son, and one-half bottle will restore your health
IT ceanses the system. puries the ivsr and secre-
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADD & Co.
Wholesale lpentS.
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INDICTMENTS BY THE GRAD JURY.-The
grand iury of the Hastings Court on yester-
dav brought in the following indictments Tor
felopies William Allen, breaking and en-
terine in the nighttime the drugstore OF Day
& Dove and stealing one gold watch; Rhoda
Voolfolk, breaking and entering the dWell-
of W. T. Taylor aud stealing wearing appa:.
rel of the value of $40; same, breaking and
entering the dwelling of Robert Il. Crump
and stealing one lot of wearing apparel OF
the value of S35: same, breaking and enter.
ing the dwelling of DR.. c. b. Smith aud
stealing wearing apparel Of the value
of sixty.fVe dollars There are three more
indictments for burglary against Rhoda
Voolfolk yet to be sent inl; James Thorn.
ton and Samuel Miller, entering the stable OF
W. B. Palmer. and stealing harness of the
value of FIVE dollars; Nataa Cappala, for
feloniously assaultiDg Gaterno Marsala with
intent to kill; Edward Brown, feloniously y
assaulting Watson Taylor with intent 10
kill ITbis is the Sidney homicide casel;
James White, for feloniously cutting and
wounding Edmund Obadiah with intent 10
kill.
For Msdemeanors: John Woodson, for
escaping from the Jail; Ella Gray, keeping 8
disordery house: same. keeping house OF
ill-fame: Ida Dupree, keeping disorder'y
house; same, keeping house of i!l.fame
Della Brooks, keeping dsorderly house /;
same, keeping house of il-fame; Minnie
Randall, keeping house Of ill.fame; same,
keeping disordery house: Emmet Trent,
keeping disorderly house; same, keeping q
house of ill.fame: Alice Wilson. keeping a
house Of ill.fame: Mary Coots, Susan John
son, Martha Highton, and Eliza Epps, same !;
Puss Mayo, stealing Sj.52 and one apron
from Sbadracl: Watkins; Nicholas Sweet.
man, approprating $3.50, the property OF
Jeffrey Mason.
"Not true bill" was returned in the
case Of G.. Il. Sis>uu, charged with unlawfully
Offering for sale manufactured tobacco by
| card, sample. description, and other repre-
scntation, the hogshtad and box containing
the same irom which the sample was taken
| not being deposited in Richmond. "Not a
true bill" was also returned in the case OF
| the same party, charged with unlawfully
offering to sell western tobacco without first
| having the said tobacco inspected lawfully.
| The same disposition was made of an indict.
| ment preferred against Maggie Oakley for
keeping house OF il-fame.
The grand jury will meet again on Thurs.
duy.
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FROM DRUGGISTs.-Therc Is no case of dyspep-
sia that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will no. cure.
Go to your druggist and inquire for 1t. Ii you
suffer from coslivcness, sick hcadlcba, sour sto-
mach, Indigestion, liver complaint, o. dcrangentht
Of the stomach or liver try it, Two or three doses
will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 rents.
PURCELL, IADD j. Co., Agents.
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CEor thp DiSpatcn,l

I wish to state that in the Senatorial CON-
yeption | and others voted for Mr.. Wortham
on the ground, taken by Mr.. HoIladay
throughout the preliminary campaign, tnat
the wishes of the county ought TO oe re-
spected by the city. Several of US made t6ls
explanation 10 Convention; and l think lts
publication due not only to suco delegates,
but to MIR. Holiday. ". F. DRINkARD.
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THIS IS THE SEASON OF THE YEAR WHEN
children teething are almost sure to have dysentery
and diarrhga. MRS. WIHsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP Is nerer-failing remedy. II not only re-
heVes the child from palm, but invgorltes the sto-
maeh and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone
ano energy to the whole system. IL will almost In
ssantiy cure srfpin0 in tho bowels and wind-cols.
Mothers, don't fail 10 procure II.
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fARTLI- MADE sHRTs.-The demand for the
SMITH PARTLY.MADE SHIRTS has hean so largo
that he anticipates The wants OF The trade and viii
DO SO, even II one hundred q day was REQUIRED. and
constantly keep them In stock, they being twenty.
fve per cent. cheaper than any other of the kind.
5nstifying him in taking that risk full stock Of
sizes can always be found at the old.establisbad
house of WIN. IRA sMIrH's partly.m made shirt man.
ufactory. This shirt is made by SMITH and sold by
SMITH, thereby making saving to the consumer.
See his advertisement
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DISPATCH PRISTING- -HouSE-ln order to meet
the constantly increasing dem .nds OF our trade we
have added a well. selected assorlm2at OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CIIINERY and SKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate igures and i'll the most ex-
nedtious manner.
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SICK AGAIy.-Lorenzo Gill, the white man
who WAS picked up in the street Saturday
night suffering from commissions, came TO
the First station-house yesterday evening 10
beg nights lodging. lie was shortly alter,
wards again seized with convulslons, ana
had to be sent back TO the almshouse in the
city ambulance.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-Rev. j. K. Garlick, u. d.,
received two members at the Leigh'Street
Baptist church on Sunday.
At the Broad.Street Methodist one person
was received by certificate on Sunday ana
two by profession. n,
At Centenary and Nicholson.street Me-
thodist one person was received at each Dy
certificate
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ALLEGED PolsoNlNG.-Dr. Taylor was
called upon few days since to examine
some coffee which, it is alleged, bad been
poisoned by the cook of we'll known gen.
tleman's family in this city and then given
to the nurse. The nurse stated last evening
that she had procured warrant for the
cook, and that the cook bad frequently
threatened to take her life. The Doctor found
quicksilver in the coffee and when the war.
rant is executed the matter will probably be
made public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-07

l have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. -s.. }. b. McCAw, M. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College of Va.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
EXCURSION TRIP TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
AND THE CAPEs OF VIRGINIA.

Round.trip tickets, Including board at the Hygela
Hotel, Old Point, from Saturday afternoon until
Monday morning, for FIVE DOLLARS only.
On SATURDAY, September 11th, at 6H O'Clock
A. NJ, the elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER
will leave Richmond on m excursion trip to tile
above named PLACES, aud return Monday afternoon,
September 18th.
Round-trip tickets, including board at Old Point,
as above, So.
Tickets on sale on steamer. sc Got
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OPINIONS OF TIE PULPIT AND TIE PRESS IN
REGARD TO TIE LEE "GALLERY {:
The best PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY in the Uni ted
States. CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
Has never been surpassed, 50 far as my observa-
tlon goes, In this style OF art.
REV. j. L. BURROWS.
This wel-knowu GALLERY shows Il steady I'm.
provement in style and artistic ssill
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
The PICTURES are admirably and ttstefully ar
ranged fEV.J. Is. JETER.
Beautiful, artistic, and accurate LIKEHEssEs.
REv.C. G.. BITING.
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SHEET Music, SHEET MUsIc.-Another lot Of
damaged music just opened at 8 and 10 cents a
piece. You oan buy five dollars WORTH Of music for
one dollar at JoHNSToN's, 9I8 Main street Also,
just opened q fine assortment Of the very latest
styles of paper and envelopes at very low rates.
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELhY, AND siLvERwARE.
Additional supplies just received. Special atten-
ton given to the repairs of fine watches and jewel
ry. C.GENNET, 1901 Main street.
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HOLES IN THE sTREET.-Therea are Two noies
on Franklin street between TWenty.nitn ana
TWenty-sixth large enough to bury TWO men
in. They are full of water, ana . steHea Is
created thereby.
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FINE PEACHES AND GRAPES at ElZ2INI's.

TIE VIRGINIA RILEY WIHsKEY sold by CHRIS
TIAS & WHITE has been analyZed by Drs. McCa"
and Taylor and recommended as pure medicitl1
beverage Price for two-year old, T2.oo per eaoh nj
price for tbree-year old, IS 80 per gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-07

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.-We solicit your or-
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens 90 ain estimates, feeling
assured that it will be to your advantage.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS ON THE MINDS Of all our
readers that they should so to BoScHEN's to buy
their boots shoes, trunks, aud vases, 500 and 5Il
Broad street.
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DISPATCH PRlNTiSG-HoCsE.- Unsurpassed Ia
cilties for the prompt eN cutson OF all KINGS oi
rr;ptinp. Orders filled promptly and at low prices
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PEACH IcE-CREAM This is the very weather 10
eat this delicious ice-cream, and PIzZINI's Is the
place to get II.
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CLocKs.-Eyery style from 81, s3, "a, 80, an
c. GESNET, 100I Main street.
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JrpuoT sTPRY and

UPHOLSTERY and
iIANGIEGs.
J. II. GRAFTON,
No. Ninth street.
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FRESH CONCORD GRAPES just received this
morning by PIZZLNI.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dohe III lhe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HouS#. Good WORK, W"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Go TO HERMAN BosCIsN K BROTHERS, TO haV'
vour shoes or boots maize. III guaranteed.
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Aithutond 1ispatrh.
TUESDAY .......SEPTEMBER 7, 1875.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is SIARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCuLA-
TION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BAAKRUPT.-Mr. Henry Neurohr, OF Hen
rico, has been aGjudica'ed bankrupt Dy
Register W. W. Forbes.
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GO TO PIzZINI's and get some Of those splendid
Oranges. You ought to visit PIzzIN1's store at
Ducp.
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THE FsPANoLA and FIGARO CIGARS at w. d.
BLAIR L Co.'s are particularly fine for the price.
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The WEATHER To-DAy.-The probabilities
are ha! the medther today ,ciH De partly
cloudy, and probably rain.
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Auction SALES THIS DAF.

GRITBBS & WILLIAMS, 81 P. NJ, two.story
brlck-and-frame dwelling on the north side OF
Grace street between Monroe and Henry.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, household fur
niture.
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j. II. GRAFTON,
No Ninth street.
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FElE PEARs.-Those who desire some Of this
luscious fruit should go 10 PIzZINI's.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Coz 7RT Jua9e
Hughes prestding.-In the bankr' lpt cases ), OF
NJ. May, +. l.. Dobyns, Kenner K. Crsile'
j. w. Bronaugb, L. r. Pearson, He nry wal
erstein, Joseph solomon, George $. DAVIS
Herman kopplc, Bladen Hall, K. H. Motn-
ershead, William Wallace, G. Il. No rtaaa'
aud f. Holzipger, the assignees WEI ais-
charged. ,r
Ia the matter Of r. c. Covington, ba D6-
rupt. The bankrupt was ordered TO SD, wv
cause on the 4,h day of October next Wby
bis real estate should not be sold to pay
the liens thereon.
IN the matter of j. R. Corbin, bankrupt.
r. r, Maury was appointed special commits
sioner aud directed to sell the bankrupts
real estate heretofore set apart to him as
homestead, but which is subject to the liens
of the judgment creditors. The commis.
sioner is not to act until he shall haYe given
bond In the penalty Of $1,000.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
GAUTION.-I HEREBY WARN THE
" public against trading for my myNEGOTiAEi4E
NfT't executed 10 j. G. Downward u Co. for some
$3.50, which ofe was due In may last, as refuse
!" - .EU5a. WILLIS w. H0BS0s.
Ba,lsville post ofice, PoHhaian county, va.
Sc 7-oltw1tx
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GRAND EXCURSION TO BALTI-
VI MORE ria THE RICHMOND, YORK
RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAlLROAD.-The
undersigned take pleasure In Offering to all pleasure
seekers and businessmen opportunity to visit at
q very reduced price. the Monumental city. Train
will leave York River depot September l3th, at .
O'Clock e. NJ, connecting ut West Point With the
fast and elegant Louise. reaching Baltimore
at 8 A. NJ. The following morning.
Tickets for round trip. % 90. good for five days.
Tickets can he procured ut McPhatfs drugstore.
corner seventeenth and Main streets mt ). Il. Per-
dues, No. Il Twenty-third street; or OF X. Z.
a dams, No. "a seventeenth strces, or ut all way
stations on land and river. Managers
X. T. ADAMS,
Sc It'd s.R. PERDUE.
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u'fFlcE COMMISSIONER REyESUE}
r,ll,,, NN'iiE>fkk, September q, 1875. I
~ LAND AND PROPERTY.BOO
r,ir s.sI'' ready All persons wishing 10 examine
oprD 81 +hs viii please cali. They VIII be kept
o'coc, A n it%ih date between Tie hours OF 8
ksg.5t W. 4. LlTHGOW,
Commissioner Revenue.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND
FEED, &e.

NEW EED-sTORE, CORNER BROAD
" sTRERT AND BROOK AVENUE, No. 500:
In which will be kept regularly fuu supply o'
eyeryihipg in the F GED linc-viL:
CORN. OATS,
HAY Of all kinds,
SIIEAF OATS BRAN.
BROwSSTGFF, SHpSTUFT,
sCREENINGS:
CORN MEAL, bolted and unbolted; &e., &c.
Please give me q call, as am determined 70
please II possible. Goods delivered Ia any part OF
the city. +
Sc 7-6ts THOMAS l.. HUHDLEI- s
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BUSINESS CMANCEt5.

mo MANUFACTURERS.-Thc inventor
i Of the SHlFTING-BED HhND-CARr offers
for sale the exclusive ri2ht to manufacture this
DOR ular aud indispensable vehicle In Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida and District or Columbia. for seventeen
Years. Office. No. s south Twelfth street. Rich
mond. Terms easy. sc 7'3t*
EIOR SALE. A SECOND.HANDcaFx
4 tXTENSION-TOP PH ETON, In 9s
good order. VIII be sold low, as The owner has no
further use for 1t. Apply to X. 81 BOsHER,
50 IAN No. 10 Ninth str e..
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EXCURSIONS.

Tickets, 81 : lady and gentleman, e1.50. To be
had or any member Of the Society.
FULL BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE IN At
TENDANCE.
The Society contem plate making this the GRAND
PICNIC OF THE SEASON, and will omit NO oo-
portuni'y to render IL pleasant and enjoyable TO
those who attend. gr se7-2t
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DUSINESS FOR SALE,

business FOR SALE.
An established BAKERY BUSINESS-oneo OF The
oldest and best located In the city. Apply to
RICHARDSON & CO.,
ss4.lw 11l3 Main street.
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PAY OF ELECTION OFFICERS.


Mr.. Christian presented an ordinance con-
cerning the pay of officers conducting cleo
tionS, which provides that registrars Shall
receive IS for each day employed, but not
to exceed seven days at any election TO
commissioners Of election, 50 for each day
employed; to judges Of election, S3 for each
day employed, but not to exceed two days at
any election 10 clerks, 50 for each day EN-
phoyed, but not to exceed five days at any
election, unlcss it is necessary to copy the
po1..books, and then not to exceed seven
days. Passed under a suspension of the
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TINE STORE FOR BENT Q312Ma
i MAIN STREET).-T centrally, located ~
STORE on Main between Tbirtt enib and Four
nenth streets. will be well fitted up fora Jeweiry
store or any other nice business; now occupied by
Nessrs Whitiock & Go. as clolhlnR st0re. res
session In a few days. Apply to s. z. DOVE.
se 7.Tu2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-07

Mr. Christian presented a joint resolution
appropriating SD, 900 in six per cent. BONDS
having thirty fous years TO run from the Isl
of July, 1875, for repairs to the city Jail.
Passed under Suspension Of the rules
ayes, 2l; noes, ,. :,
On motion of Mr.. Bargamin the Council
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