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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22

Police CoURT. YESTERDAY Justice
Joseph j. White preSidin9.- George Taylor
charged with stealing S1l in United States
currency and one gold Chain, the property OF
John w. Davies, was sent to jill for thirty
days.
Arthur Hill, charged with having in bis
possession two chickens Of the value OF
Sl.2j, the property OF John Dooley, was dis
charged.
Martha Dickens, charged with having in
her possession one dress Of the value Of
s. %, the property Of Sarah E. Charity, was
discharged.
George McShaw was fined 81 for being
drunk.
james Minis, charged with cursing,
abusing, and threatening to assault X. Mel.
son. Discharged.
BrookIand Garnett, charged with stealing
iron from the Chesapeake aud Oaio Railroad
Company. Discharged.
Emma Hicks was fined 81 for asSaulting
and beating Mary Carter.
Mary Carter paid 81 for assaulting and
beating Emma Hicks.
R. 2. Frayser, charged with assaultnS
and beating james A. Tucker with intent to
MAIN, di>tigure, and Kill said Tucker. Case
continued until the 25th instant.
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General Assembly Of tho Presbyter
Church South.

ST. LOUIS. May 2l.-The General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church South met
again this morning Moderator Hoge In the
chair. The usual standing committees were
anpointcd. and the Committee Of Sustenance
made report.
Rev. William Brown, D. D., chairman Of
the Committee on Friendly Relations be-
tween the northern and southern churches,
made lengthy report. which was LAID over
for future consideration. The 2iSt OF the re-
port seems to be in the following passage IN
the communication to Rev. DR.. Nichols, cbair-
ina ofthe Northern Committee =" II your AS
| >embly could see It's way clear TO say lew
plain words to this etfsct-that these obuox-
ious things were said and done in times OF
great excitement that they are to be re-
gtctted and that now, In calm view, the
nnputations cast upon the Southern Church
are d;sapprovcd- that would end the dIfl-
| Guilty al once"
In reply to this, DR.. Nichols says: "We
cannot make this recommendation TO our AS
semby for the reason that we are still OF the
decided conviction that its action for the Iass
four years, so fully cited TO you in our COM
muuiratiOns, constitute sufficient ground ior
| frattrnul correspondence"
| DR.. Nichols then reiserates: "All the
acts and delverances OF the northern assem-.
blies of which you complain are wholly null
and void and Of no binding efficacy !;
that in 80 far as they or any of
them can be supposed to impart any irJu-
rious imputatons upon the present cbarac-
ter or standing Of the churches or members
of the Southern Assembly as Christians
or Presby terians, such an application
of them would be unjust to you, and would
be dlsapproved and regretted by us; that
tue acts and delverances of the northern
assemblies were made in peculiar times, ana
under strange and exciting circumstances,
when the passions and feelings of men were
profoundly moved; that as acts OF assem-.
blies which we do not represent we cannoe
sit in judgment upon them, nor express
any opinion as 10 their character; that We
feel competent to express the desire
that they he considered BY you in the same
spirit of charity and Christian forgiveness
which we trust those people whom we rep
: resent will exercise towards anything 10
which they object in the proceedings OF tne
Southern Assembly" ,
TO this the Rev. Mr.. Brown replied "ihe
grievance of which we complain, and Whlcn
we desire to see removed, lies entirely back
of the present, and an adjustment when en-
tirely ignores the past is unsatisfactory"
This virtually closed the controversy.
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Fires.

BALTIMORE, May 21.-Coulson'5 glue and
bone.factory, near Greenmount Cemetery
Just outside of the city limits, was burned
this morning. Loss on building, machinery,
and stock, probably $4,000. Insured as fol-
lows: Black River Company, Of New York,
Old Dominion, of Virginia, and Virginia
Fire and Marine, 81, ,S75 each; and the Brew.
ers' Insurance Company, of Milwaukie, and
the Merchants and Mechanics, of Richmond,
Va, S937 each.
CouoEs, N. Y, May 21.-The saw.miil.
handicg.shop, polshng-room, and the fur.
nishirg and packing departments connected
with Weed & Becker's axe. e.maDulacturlng
works were burned this morning. Loss,
$4,000.
NoswoLE, VI, May 2l.-The Fairfield
County Fire Insurance CompaDy's buildings
have been burned. Loss, $4,000.
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SECOND CONVICTION OF HILDRET PAGE. THs
CHESTERFIELD HOUSE. BURNER. There was
large attendance at the Chesterfield Circui
Court yesterday to hear the case of Hildrel
Page, the negro boy charged with burning
Colonel F. G.. Ruflin's dwelling-house, II
Chesterfield, on the night Of the 26th o
April.
Colonel Ruffin was the first witness ex'
amined.
Messrs. E. Cummina, John Wren. and E
Fl. Flournoy were next examined. None of
the testimony varied materially from what
has heretofore been published.
At the conclusion of the examination
the cuse, at about $40 o'clock, was
submitted without argument to the jury,
who, after an absence of about ten minutes,
brought in the following verdict " We, the
jury, find the prisoner guilty" The court
then adjourned until Tuesday.
The prisoners counsel have fled the fol-
lowing bill of exceptions since the trial COM
ment OF tue court in overruipg the motion
to send the accused before justice of the
peace for examination also, TO the opinion
of the court in sustaining the demurrer OF
the Commonwealth to the plea dutrotoiS dc.
9".' 40 wen 40 w tue oP'u'on vi 'ne So".
refusing to quash the GENRE faciaS, and in
refusing 10 quash the indictment.
The Commonwealth's attorney and his
assistant announced their intention to try
Page on another indictment, now pending,
for burning another house OF Colonel Ruf.
fins on the 3lst Of March. 1874, and asked
that the court summon another venire. The
sheriff was instructed so to do.
The penalty for burning dwelling. house
in the nighttime is death, and is set forth in
the first section of chapter 1sS of the Code
as follows: "If any person, in the night
maliciously burn the dwelling-house OF an
other, or any Jail or prison, or maliciously
set fire TO anything, by the burning whereof
such dwellins-house, Jail, or prison, shall be
burnt in the night, he shall be punished with
death.'1
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& IL SpEECE& SON

GArzE USDERSIIIRTS, one dollar each.
GAUZE USDERsHIRTs, one dollar each.
GArzE USDERsulRTs, one dollar each.
E.B. SPENCE i son.
PEMBROKE WHITE DkEsS-SIuRTs.
PEMBROKE WHITE DKEsS-s IIIRTS.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRE$S-SIIIRTS.
f. SPENCE 4 son.
LINEN and ALPACA COATS, &c
LINEN and ALPACA COATS, &c.
F.B. SPENCE 4 son.
New STYLES OF NECK-s CARTS and TIES.
New styles Of NECk-SCaEFS and Tlas.
New STYLES of NECK-SCARFS and TIES.
b. SPENCE Il Son.
WHITE NARsEILLES and LINEN VESTS,
WHITE MARsEILLEs and LINEN VESTS.
f. Il. SPENCE Il son.
One dollar for good GAUZE SHIRT.
one dollar fora good GAUZE SHIRT.
One dollar for good GAuzE SHIRT.
Z. r. SPENCE Il son.
1900 Main street.
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Pr EPAKED BIZ
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

WHAT'S yEGE-ISE? II Is acompound extract
ed from harks. roofs, and herbs. ii Is natur. s
remedy. II Is pcrtctI: harmless from any bad ef-
rc.t rnnn the system IL is nourshing aGd siren 9Th
en,ng II acrs directly upon the blood. 1t quicts
the nervous system. II g.yes yGa good sweet steep
and mothers; for IL gives them strength, quiets
their nerves, and gives them baturts sweet Sleep
as has been proved by many an aged person. lt rs
The great blood purifier. 1t Is soothing remedy
for our children. 1t has relieved and cured thou.
sands. II Is very pleasant to take; every child
likes it. II relieves and cures all diseases orglna.
ling from impure blood. Try the VEGETiSE.
Giye IL a fair ttlal for your complaints then you
win say to your friend, nelghbor, ana acquaintance
Try II; IL has cured me-
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IMPORTATION WANTED OF MISSING MAN
WAS He DROWNED 2 DR.. William Ii. Tay-
lor, coroner of the city, yesterday received
the following letter, which explains itself:
Stony Creek. Ta., May Il, 1S75.-To the
Coroner of the city of Richmond: Will you
be so kind as to give me description of the
young man that was found drowned in your
city the fore part of the month Of Apr! !
The reason make this inquiry is, my son.
John Ladue, went to Richmond the 25th OF
Mlrch, and has not been seen since the 18th
of March. My sons age was twenty-three
years. He was five feet ten or eleven inche.
tall.
Respectfully, yours, NANCY LADUE.
"Address: Stony Creek, Sussex county,
Va"
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=. V.HH liNE.-At the last inspection Of the
ht"W"lI 2" Department the iiremcn made
'>''t'n, tame IL getting cat. The result
"'' - io!!o">: Company \, BROAD street.
- "E."r, started from the house in - Sc
'''d'; Confanv T.. hook and ladder, (>;tme
','',i"n,) III % seconds; Company B, (Third
>,''@ ! steamer. III 90 seconds; Company G,
''-hlccnlh street, steamer, in 80 seconds /;
'''nphny y, lhrook ayenue) steamer, in "a
.'''0H. =, ho>c.company, on Tenth street,
III TouhG Tie square ard had stream on n
,"' hhnu'c- ana fifty seconds. Companies
a 'h" + nave to run their apparatus out in
'''>Iicci ana bring their horses nearly half
= I',aIc 10 hitch up.
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Of from Charleston for Wheeling. p

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 2l.-One hun.
dred rounds of cannon were fred to-day as
the steamer Emma Graham arrived to bear
off the Governor and other State officers. The
Governor, before departing. shook hands with
many warm friends. The contracting dray.
man was arrested and stopped from removing
the archives. The Governor says Judge Smith
and all others concerned have assumed the
custody of them against law and the Con-
stitution. At 1890 o'clock the banks Of the
river as far as could be seen were thronged
with Cbarlestonians to witness the departure
OF the Governor and other State officers.
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WE ARE PLEASED to learn that the Tonline poll
cies Issued by The Equitable Lie Assurance Society
have produced such favor able results.
The calculations just :omple:eh by the actuary of
the company exhibit the fact that l-rge profits have
already accumulated, and are credited (subject to
the con ditions Of tine poliries) 10 the assured.
The general agents OF the company, Messrs. PEY-
TON Il ELLERsoN, No. 1119 Maid street, have re-
ceivcd docnmeats from the company txhipiting the
actual results Of the TJntine method or the quia
BILE, Into which all interested In insurance should
mi
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, l.. VI, two lots OH
Cary street in The plan Of EueI Il Vista.
GRUBB- & WILLIAMS. ~ 4. NJ. seventeen lots
in the pan Of Bucna WIS IL, sidney.
J. l.. APPERSON. 81 L. VI, BUILDING lots on the
south side Of Gfaca between Twenty-seycnth
and Twenty Eighth streets.
GRuBBS Il WILLIAMS. IL NJ. large amoupt OF
real c,tatc in Richmond and the counties OF
fenrico aud buckingham.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS. =. W.. brick dwelling
On Church str. CT, oregon Hill.
W. l.. RADCLIFFE, ~ NJ, furniture and sun
dries.
COOK & LAUGHTOE, 10 A. NJ. ut horsc-lot
horses. mules Canadian pony. &c
WARREN Il TUPPFR, s.. p. NJ, In lding lots or
Pine and spring streets, In sldEcg
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WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM JOHN W. DAyIRS
& son, of the Lee I'll ote egraphc Gallery. No. 92O
Main street, Richmond, Va, five specimens of
curtc de cisiie photographs OF the Rev. NJ u. Hogc
u. D.. OF Richmond. These photographs vary from
The full face 10 the side face. Tnree Of them repre-
sent DR.. Hoge rs reading. They are all good. Dr.
Iogc calls them - the very best ever taken of him.
They are eminently satisfactory to the family
Those wishing good photograph OF DR.. Hoec
shou d write TO the Messrs. Davies Chri tidn o.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.
pnsToy. Dece mi,er l2, 1e

BOSTON. December z, leop
Ceutlemen,-My only object In glvlnx you rI tn!s
,.Stn, oni,I IL 10 spr.ad valuable Information itaS
Ing been bad ) athic,ed with sa!s-:he aud the
Whole surface Of my skin being covered WIN pm,
ppaln and auuoyanca, aud knowing II 10 be blood
i syase. took many OF the advertised blood prepa-
r,iions. among which was any quantity or sarsapa-
nancen takiny the VFG ErISE; and before had
rompleteG the first bottle ssw tina: hat got me
right me dicne. Consequently ] followed on WIFE
nounee,l well man. and my skin Is smooth an1 en-
tireiy free from pimples aud erupions. ! nave
never enjoyed good health before, ana attrouts
aflcted with rheumatism, win make me niion ase
OF the VEG GETINE's WONDERFUL power or curing his
of this acute complaint, OF which nave salsfea -
Passenger gent Michigan &, railroad,
90 Washington street, Boston.
YEGETISE IL sold by all driggisss.. . ~ - a.
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weet,ne of Dry.Goods Importers,

new YoaK, May 21.-A meeting OF dry
goods i'm porters was held here this evening
10 take action for the prevention Of SNUG
CLING Of goods. After some discussion ls
was resolved TO form permanent organiZa-
tion for the present, and committee was
APPOINTED for that purpose.
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new GoODs.-Ladcs' Gold Hunting Watches AT
$50, $40, and upwards TO 1928: Gentlemen's Gold
Hunting Watches at SIS, 500 to $500, and up
wards; Ladies' Leentnes, Opera Chains. and Neck.
laces: Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine Rings. ORR
entail Topaz Rugs, Gold and Pearl GioveIlooks, at
e.. GESSEr-s
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Is YOUR LIFE. WORTH. TEN CENTS?-We say
plainly no pzrson in this word suffering with dys.
pepsia liver complaint and its effects -indgeS ton,
costiveness, sick haadache, sour stomach, heart
burn, palpitation OF the heart depressed spirits.
bilious :cSs-can take GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
without relief and cure If you douot this, get Il
sample bottle for 10 cents. Try il. Two doses will
relieve You. PCRCELL., IApD L Co agents.
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Weather keuOrt.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-For the Middle
and Eastern States, falling barometer, north
east 10 southwest wipds, Increasing to brisk
on the coast, warmer, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, and possibly light tTalns.
10 the South Atlantic and Gull States,
falling barometer, warmer southerly winds,
partly cloudy weather, and occasional light
rains.
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New York, May 21.-At a reception given
to Cardinal McCloskey yesterday by the pu-
piI, OF the Convent OF Mount st. Vincent,
on the Hudson, he was presented with css'
ket of f,wers containing Pectoral cross.
The cross was Of diamonds with two topazes.
IL Is worth $4,000, and was the gift Of the
community OF Mount ST. Vincent.
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PURE CREAM ASD PURE ICE-CREAM.-A gre, },
many mistake ono for the otber. CGLUNBCS'S
PURE CREAM is real cream skinned from rich
mill. PURE ICE-CREAM is cGstsrd free from
adul,eration. Those Wishing CoLUMBUs'S PURE
CREAM should leave their orders early. TO- day a,
321 Broad street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Spotted Tail and K. d Cloud Indfgs
\. nanf.


:. nant. $3.50
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, u. G., May 21.-The Indians
who are now here at The invitation of the
Government have made up their minds to
quarrel. The two chiefs Spotted Tail and
Red Cloud demanded change OF quarters
to-day, intimating that if their wishes were
not respected they would refuse to go into
camp-that is, consent to the grand council
soon TO take place. The commissioners de-
clined to give them what they wanted, aud
they left in rather an indignant manner. AL
the speeches that the various chiefs have
made since their arrival have been the usual
demand for assistance. The indications are
that the Government will meet with very
little success in getting them to consent to
giving up the Black Hills country.
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LADIES. COMMITTEE OF THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN AssOCIATIoN.-Ladiesa and others who
have promised cakes, hams and other meats, for the
entertainment TO the Convention OH the 2Gtt In
slant are requested to send them to Association Hall
by 10 o'clock next Tuesday morning, In order tnat
the tables may be arranged. BY order OF the
LADY MANAGERS.
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MsssES. EDIToES,-Wc are glad TO sec that some
Of our Young lnen are returning to Eirgn1. As
witness the fact that our popular townsman Mr..
GEORGE ". LIBBY, son OF Captain Luther Libby,
after trying bis fortune in the far West, has re-
turned TO his native city and engaged in business
with Mr.. c. L. Winston, in the iced and produce
Jlue, and has opened extensive warehouse on
the BASIN Let Us encourage all our young men
and thus keep them IL home.
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hI;g>AT,o>AL tO>VE>TIoS OF ! QsU G
Gs>. ':El-r3AN AssotIATfoSs.-C Cilizens o!
i.l.&.rI.U w hD have not been called on to
'1'tI'afu d' i"ga',> :" the International Con.
N,n,uU Il Young Mcn's Christian As>ocla'
uo@, A." I,4Ur>trd 10y tie Committee OF AT
1.r-..4rui> ~ report to Mc>srs. William L.
Nul'o.d, Thomas Potts. and Jane, Gordon.
i ''t! I@r@c I"iGc,c ntation from the British
f!u'l.r,s and from the Associations
iagcI-lou' ~" United States is expected III
81" rt' on The 4Gh instant. The committee
ga '...' those NnO can entertain delegates
".h ,','a>c safe the number that can be ac-
r2.4n"',a,ri by item aud their place of resi-.
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TtESoSAL.-M Mr.. j. +. Wood, general mar
Eyer Of the Buffalo Sprirgs Mecklcnburg
,24h'y, IL III the city. He will return in a
~" ,,' da's, When The Springs will be regularly
C!@ne0 for the season.
;, '"i'nei Thonas r. Goode, proprietor OF
,@' EHitalo Li.hia Springs, is stopping tt
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-, "NFhiAAct> on RIAL ESTATE FOR THE
:" "|'A t@hiNG MAY u. lS.J.-Lo.s fronting
zoe, uI BIoaG street between Hancock
-'" '"ncr Tor c%3.2UO; % feet on 1hirlieth
- corner ilar-haii, TOR $3.50; ~ feet On
.@ - ''fce: L4~een Kinney and Norton
.'' Sj-i ~ fcrt on Aain street near Ei9h-
'eo'" i"r Il 800; 50 feet Oh Marshall street,
r4hif ilaIcock, io' sl,4o0; c34 feet ou
1'''44 huect between T"enty.s!Xlh aud
"'h'! !.scyenth tUr - 210.
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ACCIDENr.-Mr. c. w. Amos. Of Manches-
ter, was accidentally thrown from wagon in
| which he was seated Yesterday while riding
along Hull street by its coming in contact
with dray and badly summed and scratch.
ed about the face. The wagon was also
slightly damaged.
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HENRY T. MILLER, at 913 Main street, has iu
received "A large stock Of FI&E WHITE VESTS, made
up expressly for him hy pEyLIN Il Co., Of New
York, and for sale very Tow.
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.av,, paymasters Appointed.

WAsBINGroN, May 2t.- Cameron butn-
81 lie, OF philadelphia, nephew OF sehs.os ..o.
Cameron, and OTIS Z. Tiffany, OF Inis .,.y
son Of Rev. DR.. Tiffany, have Deea appo'n'ss*
assistant paymasters in the navy.
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THE GENTRY BENEFIT.-The entertainment
at the Theatre last night by the Fourth.Slreet
Club for the benefit of the family of the late
Captain Joseph B. Gentry was magnificent
success. A larger and more brilliant audience
never assembled at that place of amusement,
and handsome sum was doubtless realized.
The performance passed OFT very well, and
much credit is due TO the gentlemen who
took part for their efforts in so praiseWorthy
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THE RooMs OF TIE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION will be closed on Monday and
during the next week to arrange for the Ma
tional Convention. The lady managers pup.
lish notice in another column.
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Steamer Sunk

Especial telegram TO the Dfspatch.I
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 21.-The steam.
boat Clara Scott sunk to-day accidentally
one mile below this place. Insured.
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Erauce.t

PARIS, May 2l.-An international metric
convention vas signed in this city yesterday
by the representatives Of all the Powers
which participated in the conference on inc
metrcal system.
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| HOME ISDUsTRY.-Buy the Excelsior y Water
| Cooler and the Polar Refrigerator, the ONLY
cHARcoAL-PAcKED Ed ice-economizers made In this
city. For sale by the principal dealers In our iine.
NoUyrCAsTLE & CoFEa, manufacturers, $40
| Rrnad street.
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We ADVISE the housckeepers Of Richmond &c
call at The Hamburgh store of ilr. CHARLES
DUSCKER. No. 171S Ma!n street. and examine hi:
splendid assortment of imported ,uNlii les and dc'
thing new in Richmond.
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Go To BoS cuES'S, 500 and 5ll Broad stree
and leave your measure for first class pair {
boots or shoes, nlaic In any style HaEd-work oni.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES YEsTERDAy.-Rev. y
3. Newton, of Tappahannock. oihclated al
ST. Mark's church on Thursday night. Yes
tcrday morning, Rev. John McGill, OF FAIR
fax county, conducted the services and de-
iyercd an address. Last night Rev. Church
ill>J. Gibson preached. Tonight Rev. Philip
Slaughter will preach at S:l5.
At St. James yesterday morning Rev. l.;
NJ. Carson and Rev. q. W. Dame conducted
the services and delivered appropriate ad'
dresses.
At Grace church last evening Rev. Alex
ander H. Waddcll, of Harrisonburg, olh-
ciated.
There was another large congregation az
the Monumental church yesterday afternoon
on which occasion Rev. George Woodbridge
D. D., the pastor, read the service OF tne
church, and Rev. o.. s. Barten, OF Christ
church, Norfolk, preached.
Last night, at St. PauPs church, Rev
Messrs. T. NJ. Carson, of Lynchburg, ana
r. T. Davis, of Leesburg, read the service
and Rev. Mr.. Sans, of the Meade Memorla
church, Manchester, preached.
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APpoISTMENT.-Mr. A. B. Armstrong has
been appointed master machinist OF the
Richmond. York River and Chesapeake
railroad vice Mr. Redmond Gay, resigned.
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J.B. LAMBERT & CO., Ninth and Main streets,
keep fine imported cigars and sell three good Ha-
yapa cigars for twenty-five cents, and No. i've
cent cigar. Disnora and all the popular brands ei
CHG vi iug and smoking tobacco.
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TRY SOME BALTIMORE CREAM. Only 20 per
gallon. ID. COLUMBUS, No. 32l Proad street, is
the sole Richnond agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22

COMMISSION MERCHANTS can have their printing
done at the DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE at the
very lowest rates. Send IL your orders If you wish
to save money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22

LETTER.lIEADS, SDTE-HEADS, BILL-HEApS, AC-
COUNTS. SALES, BuS!NESS-CARDS, &C., neatly
printed at DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-22

THOSE WHO DESIRE PIZZiSI to furnish ihem
with his superior ice-creams for sunday should
lenye their orders before o'clock this afternoon,
or he may not be able to do SO.