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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22
OBITUARY.



Captain A. W. H. Gill, whose death In Brooklyn
yesterday. after short illness, will bring regret
10 large circle OF admiring iriends, was born at
st. Johns, New Brunswick, In $780, and came 10
Brooklyn In his early manhood. Previous TO the
war he had won the responsible position OF
deputy TO the Collector OF CITY Tax Assessments,
and was first lieutenant IN the Fourteenth
regiment. National Guard, and adjutant thereof
Mr.. GIL responded promptly. wltn his corps, To
Mr.. Lincoln's call tor troops volunteering Tor
three years, and went 10 the scene OF STRIFE for
the Union under the command OF the veteran
Colone WOOD, III the earliest days OF the struggle.
He retained the adiutancy OIL the Fourteenth, with
the exception OF serving Tor some months as Ad1u-
tant General on the stan oi the lamented General
Wadsworth and returned to Brooklyn with tue
rank OF captain, when he had well earned py
faithful service. Waen he laid by his epaulets
he was aGan called To the position OF deputy in
the tax Office, which he retained TIL within lew
months. he leaves widow ana three children.
The Fourteenth regiment and It's veteran corps,
Post Rankin. No. 10. Grand Army OF the Republic.
and the military order OF the Loyal Legion Will
join in the oDseques at No. $40 State street ut Two
p. M. on Wednesday.
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VETERAN OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.

The decease Is (iarch 6) announced at Vienna
of a veteran officer, Franz Count Halter Won Hal
lerkeo, General OF Cavalry and Captain OF the
Royal Hungarian Lie Guards, OF the Austaian
Army In the seventy. ninth year or his age, alter
more than sixty years. OF military service. Born
at KeZelo, ST. Pal. IN Siebenburgen hungary, in
1896, he entered the army very carly and received
his commission after the battle OF LEIPZIG. He
was appointed Ban OF Crotia IRON 1871 to 1s45 and
in 1856 Deputy Governor Of Hungary Tor the Arch
duEe Albert
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BARROW. March 2o-Arrived, tark Bessie Parker (BD,
Parker Darien,
CAPE VERDs-Arrived, bark Warren Hallett Doane,
Boston.
Sailed. Louisa, for Pensacola.
CADIz-Arrived, schr Kate Hilton. Baker, New
York.
GLASGOW, March l9-Salcd ship City of Annoy (Br) 4,
Laing, San Francisco.
HAvRE March 2O-Arivcd bark Bristol, Fossett New
Orleans
Sailed 18th, ship NORTHAMPTON, Trask, New Orleans
LIVERPOOL, March 20-Arrived, ship Lille Souilard
(Br) Goudy, New York; barks Warrior (Br). Kitchen
Galveston: Bremen GER, LeItke. New Orleans; Lady
We're de We're (Br) Flynn. Savannah.
Sailed 2)th bark vbilia Br), Coffin Cenfuegos; schr
Sophia Kranz. Dyer Baltimore.
LONDON, March 2I-Arrived, brig D N Dickie, Mcbride.
New York.
PLYMOUTH, March 2l-Arrived steamer Pommerania
Ger, schwensen, New York for Hamburg.
sCILLY, March l9-Of, bark J 8 Pontoppidan DAM.
from New Orleans % tor -.
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4 RAILROAD BLOCKADE RAISED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 81, 1875.
The officers Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com.
pany state that the ice embargo that DAD
above Wil&esbarre and Pittston mas been re.
moved and freight aud passenger trains have re-
sumed their regular trips. The water mas IeIt tue
tracks and q passage way has been cot through
the Ice, In some places thirteen ieet thick. No
luther Immediate danger - appreaended.
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from Galignanis MESSENGER, March o.
Science in Sweden nas suffered . serious loss In
the death or Professor Sundevall, the BIOLOGIST.
He was born ia 1901 and graduated at the Uni
versty OF Lund. lie began his peculiar labors In
1924 by survey OF the fauna Of the Islands OF Got
land and GLAND. In 1927 he made collection or
insects in the East Indies. In 1888 he was elected
as Swedish representative to the French
scientific expedition TO Spitzbergen. under
Gaimard; IN returning he left the cor
vette at Hammeriest and made the peril
Gus journey over the mountains to tie
Gulf OF Tornea alone. After this he made scien-
tllc excursions into various parts Of Germany,
France. Holland and England. Unrll 1889 Sunde-
vail gave his main attention to entomology, but
in that year he became curator Of the National
Museum at Stockholm ana worked asSduonslv at
all branches or natural history. or the muititu-
dmous writings with which he has enriched the
literature OF zoology. may be men toned 'Skandi-
naviens Flskar'; (ihe Fishes OF Scandlnavia),
"Svenska Fogarna' (rhe Birds OF Swedenl ana
"LarOook Zoology for Nybcgynnrre," an IN troGuc
ton to the udy Of zoology, which has mad an
immense popularity. The theories of Darwin
reached him very lare IN lie; they were among
the latest specuatlons into wnlcn ne entered, and
totally as they were at variance with the Jrad.
tons OF his lire. he did not reject them. "Prob-
ably true, but wholly improved" was mis- cautious
remark after reading the 'Origin Of Species"
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CHARLES PELETrF, THE PAINTER.

From Paris. under date of March 0, the death is
announced OF the painter, Charles Pelette, at the
age Of ffty-two years. He was his way to Sc
dan to see his fatherin.law, who is seriously III,
and was attacked in the train with congestion OF
the brain. AT Charlevllle lie was discovered in an
insensible condition by the guard, and was at
once removed to the hospital III that town, but he
expired shortly alter his admission.
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PRINCE PAUL. OF GEORGIA.

Prince Paul OstrOpir0witsch, OF Georgia, died in
Moscow, March Z. He was the son Of the heredi-
tary Prince Osyropir, and grandson Of George
KILL, the last reignlng sovereign.
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TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.

Mary Mcguire. aged twenty.eght years, OF NO.
81 Putnam avenue, Brooklyn, was taken suddenly
III on the corner OF Cli1 and Beekman streo;s
about twelve O'Clock last night, and was remove
70 the PARK Hospital ~ The oincers oil tue second
preoiDeL
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BARON DE YANNSAY.

The French journals OF March o record the
decease OF Baron de Vannsay, OF his chateau
OF La Barre near lie Mans (Sarthe), aged ninety.
six years. He was Project OF Rouen and Nantes
under the Restoration, but retired to private life
IN 1890.
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A LIGHTHOUSE CARRIED AWAY BY
ICE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March Fl, 1875
The lighthouse at the Bristol ferry entrance Of
Mount hope Bay mas been carried away by ice.
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PETER wYsoCK1, THE POLISH PATRIOT

FROM Galignani's Messenger, March o.
Peter WysocK the instigator OF the Polish rising
on the goth OF November, 1880. and consequently
OF the Polish revolution OF that year, died short
time ago at Barka, not far from warsaw. at the
age or seventye eight years. He had been eXiled
siberia from 1881 till 1857, Alter the amnesty OF
that year Barka was assigned 10 MIN as q resi-.
dence, where he settled down as q farmer.
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WHALEMEN.

Bark George Mary fitting at New Bedford for
whaling voyage In the Atlantic Ocean, under command
Capt George II Cannon. of Mattaposett late master
OF schr Saran T. Lewis OF Boston.
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTEAa YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.


HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Havre March 3. with mdse and passengers to
March 49, lat 49, lon 49, passed large quantity
field ice, extending 80 miles, l1th, lat II Z lon 81 AZ,
pa an Anchor line steamer bound cas-.
Steamer Rhc GER Brcken STEM Bremen March 6vln
Southhamp 9Th with ndsc and 3s passengers to Gel
ricls ~ Co. Had moderate weather to l4tl when We
encountered stronE westerly gale lasting ~ hours;
10th lat 43 A. lon i3 81 passed large quantities OF Ice
nth La f3 lon 80 40 passed several cenerss same day
q heavy westerly gale set III. lasting for days
steamer Hudson, eager. New Orleans March II ana
the Bar l5th with Mdse and passengers TO Clark Sea-
Steamer Ashland, whitehurst Savannah, with mis,
ami passengers TO X Lowdcn. 18th, IL mules south OF
Frying Pam passed steamer Columbus, hence for Hav.
ana i9h OF boiy Island, passed steamer Gull stream,
steamer John Gibson Winters Gcorgeto wn. DC with
Dldse and passengers to j q Kenyon .
ship sir Robert Peel Lafrabee, London Dec 81 and
Ship Henry Ger, Mnssen. Bremen ~ days with mdse
10 II koop Co Tho first part OF the passaze had 1ne
weather. latter part strong sw aud NV gaosi lost and
PASSED TnRoUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
steamer City OF New Bedford, Fish. New Bedford
steamer rhetls, Young. PrJYiIence Tor New YORK,
with mdse and passengers 70 Isaac Odell
Steamer Aoaross, DAVIS Fan Ever iorNew YORK with
ulsc ana passengers.
Steamer United states DaA Fau RIVER TOR Row ork,
with indse and passengers
Steamer Midliesex, Buell., Kew Haven for Now YORK,
with mdse and passengers
tchr Mary 4 Cni, Gor1am, civ Island for New York.
schr Long Island, oliver City Island tor New ForK.
BOUND EAST
Atsnchor OF City Island, bark = g wprwick (Br).
Kline from York for Rio JRpeiro 18TH inst. and
unknown brig, bound cast
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Arrived at -, ''Murfelt,n from Unitsi States

LONDON, March 2l-Bark Narrayansett, Hamlin, from
Charleston Feb q for Liverpool put into St Thomas
leaky.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
ARRIVALS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH q, 1875.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

DEEDS REcoRDED.-Tbere were twenty.four
deeds recorded in the clerks Office of the
Hastings Court, and thirly-seTen in the
County Court, during the month"; Of April.
MARRIAGE LICESsEs.-Du she month
Of April tour marriage licenses we're issued
from the clerks office of the Hastings Court
and eight from the County Cou0t. .. .,-...
Roll OF HoNoR.-At the Goiored High
School for the week ending April Goth the
following pupils were on thsre1l OF honor !:
julia Shaw, Margaret Harris. Sarah Dixon,
William RandolPb, William .Shaw, W. Moon,
Richard Goode, X. Clark, and C. Smith.
ADJoURNED.-Tbe Hastings, Court has ad-
jouEned TOR the term. .-.
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a store account, and that the bar Of the sta
tute could not be avoided by tacking worl
| done since to that done before that date
that In proof that the work for which that bill
was rendered was done. Talbot, Ettenger &
Edmond might have suedifor 1t on that date
and recovered. On the other hand, the de.
fendants' counsel contended that it was all
one continuing contract, not complete when
The bankruptcy occurred, and Of a character
and for such work as was entitled to the
benefit of lien. The 6ptpfon Of the Judge
sustained the views Of the appellants, and
decided .:..-,-...
l. That the work was not Of character
entitled to mechanics lien.
2. That the thirty days ran against the
81, ,S20.S7 of the bill rendered October 1st,
and the lien was not claimed in time as to it.
g. Reversed Judge Underwood, and sent
the cause back for decree accordingly. .:
Messrs. Talbot, Ettenger & Edmond will
appeal to the Supreme Court. .r-.e
Woods case was this: He had a general
contract for timing and gas.ftling in Mayo's
factory. His bill amounted to some $1,000.
All bis work was charged 10 the account as
of and before the 9th of September, 1872,
except the three last items, which we're as OF
October 2Sth, 1872, for eighteen inches pend
ant pipe, one connecting ball, and two Ar
gan burners. He claimed his lien Noven.
ber 2G. The items of 2Sth October cost about
$500, and were charged as follows Wood
work. Thinning, gas.ftting, &c. Had been
finished from Septembe 9Th. and about the
1st of October he was in Mayo's Office for
money. Mayo's book-keeper complained
that the light was too high from his books,
and asked Wood to make the lights lower
and nearer the desk and put on Argan burn
ers. This Wood did on October 2Sth, and
charged it in the bill. The plaintiff. con-
tended there vas no connection between this
last item and the body Of the bill, and that
the thirty days ran against the bill from Sep
tembcr 9th, and consequently the lien was
claimed TOO late! The Circuit Judge isus.
tanned this view, and reversed the court be-
low and remanded the cause.
The cases have excited considerable inter
est not only as'involyipg nice points Of INV,
but as being of great practical interest TO.
mechanics. .--' - -..s.- y. ..'-n. g.. il
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POLICE COURT STATISTICS. During the
month OF April the number Of criminal cases
considered by the Police Coutiwas 4e4 > or.
dinance cases, 90: prisoners sent On to the
grand jury for indictment, %; sent . 10
jul on conviction, 16; sent to jil n,
default of surety, Is; fines imposed in 4 rSi+
sGG3, of which amount $4Rs59 were collect.
ed. Fines imposed in previous months 10
the amount OF Sl53.G0 were also collected il,
April, making the total SJ92.10. .r. 4 -
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALs.-Jones1s eX.
ecIltors us. Clark and ais. From the Circuit
Court of Pittsylvana county. On the petl-
tion of G. D. Neal for rehearing OF so much
of the decree OF this court as holds that be
was not discharged By the bankrupt act from
the debt in this cause the former decree OF
the court was reaitirmed; Judge Moncure
delivering the opinion.
Norfolk city us. Ellis. From 'he CorPo-
ration Court of the city of Norfolk. Re-
yersed Judge Staples delivering the opin'
iou of the ma jority of the eougt; Judge Ar
derson delivering a dissenting opinion, in the
results of which Judge Bou!afn cop2urred.
Smith e., ais. Us. Gregory es ais. From
the Circuit Court of Mecklenb urg county
Affirmed, Judge Staples delivering the
opinion Of the court. ;,
Early Us. Peters et ais + rom the Circul
Court of Lynchburg. Affirmed, Judge
Bouldiu delivering the Opinion of the court
Robinson uS. Beazley ct ais. From tht
Circuit Court OF Greene county. Dismissed
for failure to give a Dev, bond.
Moran Us. JohE,tou ct ais. Petition foI
rehearing denied. -a,
The Court adjourned until to-day, when
will deliver other opinions, and adjourn fo
the term. .-.......
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SNATCH.TuIEvE5 ARREST
Howard yesterday arrested Brooklyn Scott,
Marshall Lewis, and William james COLOR
ed boys, charged with snatchny Sl3.JS
from the hand Of james 3 ,iley colored Ban. .
Bailey, who Is a mlkmap, was in the First
market when the boys grabbed his money
and ran otf. The money was recovered. The
boys will be brought before Police.Justics
White this morning
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The MATCH CANE OF BASEBALL THIS Eve

The MATCH GAME OF RAsE-BA TINS Eve
NISG.-Tbis afternoon the Red Stocking
Club, of Boston, and the Washington Club
Of Washington, D. c., VIII play their second
match game of baseball for the champion
ship Of the United States at the Fair. Grounds
at 4 O'Clock. The following Is list OF the
members of the CLUB, their places of nssiyi-
ty, anl tabular statement giving the, cor
rect hag6tS aud measurement OF the club.
81. Wright, Sheffield, England; G.Wright,
New/fork, A. G. spaesing, Rockford. ILL.,;
c. A. MeVejgh, Indianapolis. Ind; James
White, Corning, N. Y; z. c. BarnesE Rock
ford, III A. j. Leonard. Newark, 4. j.;
james O'Reuke. Bridgeport, Conn. u. C.
Schafpr, Philadelphia. Pa; Theo. Bcales,
New York city; John Manning. Bosom,
Mass; George Latham, Utica n. Y.
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The PACIFIC RAsE-BAIL LCIuR.-A mn

The Pacific BAsE-DA CUBA number
ofyounS gen;lemeo, residents of Broad street ,
on Thursday evening organized base- ball
club, and will on Monday evening next play
match game with picked nine from other
clubs Of this city. The lolIowng-uamei gen
tlemen were elected officers ofthe club, Which
will be known as The Pacific Base. Ball Club
Henry BoScben, president; John Merring,
yice-president; Frederick Hody, treasurer.
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FREE ExBIBITIoN.-The celebrated paintin en
filled The Road from Purity tn Vice " Is forssY
but short, by William Hays. Of London, Itch
Joseph Bonsparte purchaseff for f200 sterlag, is
now to be seen at COOK &:LAroHToS's, n o. 10
Governor ssreet, and will, with splendid colee-
don Of choice paintings sasold at auction oE>,Aoa,
DAY and TUESDAY ut 10. O'Clock u. 81. akd ";
O'Clock r. IL. See catalogues and circulars. 81.
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MILITARY EXCURSION TO WEST PoINT.-On
Monday Company &, First Virginia regs
ment, propose making a grand excursion to
West Point, Va. The excursionists vii! be
accompanied by good bagd. and at The
Point various amusements will be employed
for the entertainment Of those who take part
in the affair. A match game OF base. BAN and
target-shooung are ine!uded in the pro-
pramme sor the occasion.
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DER FRElscuuTz The sale OF reserve. d
seats for the opera OF Der Ffeiscnutz, Ar,hray
night, is progressing very rapidly q! "yatrs
musc-store, most OF the best seats oeing Ill
ready secured. This is all evidence Chat there
will be crowded house at the Theatre on
that occasion, 4,
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GRACE CHURcH FAlE.-The ladies' of Grace
church will conclude their fair. which has
been held in the building opposite the post
office, tonight. Everything in the way OF
fancy articles can be bought, and all the
deicacies Of the season are served up daily
aud nightly by the Indies in manner wbSeh
would tempt the taste Of the most iastidi0us.
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MAY-DAY.-Noul 10 ths time TO seisot your a0w-
ers, and you can oouin choice yaIsEty OF ROSES,
rrCnsIAs, PASsIsss, VaRBENAs, Gar ANU Ms, and
In fact every specjea OF plants, and at vary Low
Prices If you wish an exquisite bouquet ozlOyelS
easke. of howe - ytn can get these, also. e W. W.
TURNER, lorTl. 2l0 souUI Cherry streSa. ..
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and very pleasant.


RELlGIoUs SERVICES To. .MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all of
the city churches tomorrow except the fol.
lowing special appointments 8
Broad. Street Methodist. t.-Rev. James A..
Duncap, ID. D.. at ii a. NJ. and p. NJ.
-AmShouse Chdpet.-Special services at 5
i. Nj.
FIRST Baptist.--Rev. J.. L. Burrows. D. D.,
at IL \. NJ. Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry, u. D., at
s z. NJ. Prayer, praise, and conference
meeting at p. NJ.
Second Baptist kew. c. c. Biting, D. D..
at II A. N. Rev. J. l.. Burrows, ID. d., at s
2. NJ. will preach the anniversary sermon of
the Young Men's Missionary Society of the
church.
Grace Street Bdptist.-Rev. j. William
Jones, u. D, at / I A. NJ; Rev. Charles II.
Ryland AIS 2. NJ. -
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Sr. MARKS CaURCH FAR.-The sewing
Society oil ST. Marks Episeopii chnrch VIII
commence their fair and least on Mohoay
next al the corner OF Fourth ana broao
streets. They will otter for safe variety os
u>etul and fancy articles, and Will Keep oa
hand a bounlful supply OF refreshments.
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CASTATA.--A cantata With taeieauX entl-
tied Fairyland; or, The Court OF Love-,
in which about sixty children OF the f1rst
Baptist Church Sunday school will appear, Is
in preparation. under the leadership Oh Pro-
fessor George a. Minor. and VIII be pre-
sented on the 18th and 17th instant.
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RESIGNED, APPOINTED. &C.-Mr. Edward
S. FoIger has resigned the position Of super.
lntendcnt Of the Richmond, York River and
Che,apeake Railroad Company on account
of ill health, and Mr.. II. T. Douglass has been
appointed superintendent in his stead.
The local freight trains, with passenger car
attached, for West Point, now leaves Rich.
moud on Tuesdays and Thursdays, instead
Of Mondays and Thursdays as heretofore, at
6 O'Clock A, NJ.
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WYxAN.-Wyman, the wizard and. ven.
triloquist, continues to attract large au-
diences at the Virginia Opera House. He
charms every ybody who witnesses his aston
ishing experiments, and gives away num-
ber of useful and valuable presents every
night. "
This afternoon at o'clock there will be
an unusually attractive matinee performance
for ladies' and children, and tonight his en-
,rauement closes. ii. s.....
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DRAAArIC. Manager Powell, of ths Rich
mond Theatre, has concluded an engagement
with Edwin Booth tor January neXl.
Mrs. Oates and her Comic Opera Com
pany will be in Richmond during Eair-Weeh.
The Frth-Aveuue Theatrical Company
will open the next dramatic season in this
ait
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DISTRICT OFFICERS NoMINATED.-Th Con-
servaltvcS Of Varina district, Heprico county,
have made the following nominations foE dis.
trict officers Dr.. G.. Archer, supervisor r.
T. Pleasants, overscer of the poor; EtSeDe
Gum, constable; George K. Roper, MAchel!
Russell: and Joseph L. Smith, road .coaOms-
aiounrs
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P,EBREw LArIEs' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
Tue annual meeting o. the Hebrew Laoies'
Memorial Association will be held On lies
day afternoon at half.past 8 O'Clock at the
residence Of the president, MISS r.. Il. my,
ers, on Broad street opposite the donumentai
church.
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4 DYSPEPSIA ksD ITS KFFRCrs-such az sour
stomach, sick headache, hebitstl eos,.veuess.
heartburn, watesbpash dlsagreesbie taste In
the moath, palpation of the esr. and dis
eases OF Tie stomach, aud lfpef-cured at once by
Two doses Of GKEzN's AgGssr FLOWER. II YOU
doubt this get q sample bottle for ten cents and
try It PURCELL LApp O. Co., Agents.
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FLOWERS OF ALL KI.nh, ID abundance Il W, w.
TURNER'S Flower Ga r.. an, Cherry street near HoS
lywood. Roses. geraranms, verbenas. daisies, paa-
sies begonias. fuchsias, c0leas. ctc, ese. Sr0sg,
healthy plants at u.acara.s prices. Baskets snd
mrs BLled 10 order a.. ..
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PURE fCE-CaEAh h.-Those wishing PIzZINI 10
furnss, taeIn with ice-cream for to-day or to-mor-
row, nsue Of the Jest materta should leave their
orde Is early this morning.
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APRIL WEATHER FOR TIE PAST -FOUR
YEARs.-The following shows the state OF
the lheI momeler at noon on each day oil April
in the past four years, and may be usetul In
formation to those Who think last month was
cold:
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VANILLA 1CSrcREAN 1T PEZ1NES- -.r
Chocolate :Se-cIeam 1t PIzEISfS.
Lemon ics-0neam at PIzXINS.
Strawberry ies-crtam At RnZdSI'S. ~
Orange alG iema OH Ices al plzZISu's- q.
He will 1lf nish you any quantity, delivered at
h,,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-01

HOME IspUsTRY.-Buy the Excelsior ater.
Cooler and the Polar'' Refriyorator, the ONLY
cHARcoAL.rAcKED ED ics-economizers ..asde In this
c,ty. For sais by ths principal dealers in our lne.
MoUSrcAsTLE & CoFEa, ma .lnfsstures,, $50
Broad street,