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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

81. JAMES Hotel-SenatOr John II. Mitchell! Of
Oregon snd A.',cn. Frankl Town,end ~ NUs9y ~.
Incgy> Hotsl-fapl Needhan. National Bank txA1lhcrj
Jndwe X % Rice Of Maine and Col isstif Of england
NicRolas HotetThe Very Rev w. b. bond Dean o. the ne
Montreal, aud Gov John Evans az toinho
port Henry Howard Of the Brt sh %sai hr ~
tSyisr of Albany and William Purcell of Rochester Nesc
York Rofel-Mayor q. W. Hutchinson ~ CticA hnse,,
Houv-Capt H. Simp~pn, T. X. Navy aud r. w. kauhnlun Oh
Washington gey Hovsss Clark OF Wasing T",..
W. W. Gordon II Delhi, N. Y Aooc1rdS.e BoHnbtion
Kl.nck Of oerasay.. Restn'wt1 Hofsl-Jerone H. rH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
NETWORK INTEREST IN A SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD.

William Butler Duncan has been made Presi-
dent and Receiver Of the Mobile and Ohio Road. TO
represent the New-York and foreign stock ana bond
holders. The line Ia 81 miles long, and repres nted
by SlOs390Oo bonded debt, and &, 100000 capital
stock Both boIds and stock In good favor this
market at the close OF the but the cotton trade has
been greatly diverted 10 savannah and Charleston ny
railroad competition, and Mobile hss suffered from hls
rev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

h orce In the valve passes the mouth OF the trumpet
n then steam or air under pressure be let into tee waive
chamber from the boiler reservoir by thro,u,-s~No
oper,tcd by a cam-whecl, and the perforated usk U
valve mentioned be set In notion series OF Pus III
he Given in the mouth of the trumpet which VIII produce
wGryos in the air and thereby sound anu III ucse
varying according to the pressure ana IN liay aocolu
ing 10 Inc velocity Of the rotating valve, and III c ac
corng 10 the time the throttle 10 kept open by the CALI
wheel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

IN
THE PROPOSED CONMEMORATIOSs IN NEWBORN
DELEGATIONS FROM NEW YORK Al THE BUNKER
HILL ANNIVERSARY.
The organization Of the Centennial AssOca-
ton Of this city not been completed yet but has
been decided that rho Governing Board shall consist Of
Council Of One Hundred" and an Executive Committee
OF thirteen The Committee OF thirteen will be- in reality
the working power Of the Association There to be
small committees, for 1t is believed that much more
efficient work can be done by vestng all the power in
this one general Committee il will be composed OF we'll
known energetic men, The duties Of the Council OF One
Hundred will consist almost entirely In the ratification
OF the acts OF the Committee An effort will be made
thus make the Association meaEs OF good, and
gentleman remarked, put politics upon more patriotic
basis than they arc at present"
A meeting OF the Committee OF the NewEn gland SGc
ety. charge OF the arrangements for the attendance Of
the Society the Bunker Hill Centennial Celebration.
WIS held yesterday at Alderman Bngs's Office at No. -
wJianet The Secretary. l. y Hubbard, reported that
So members had dyon notice Of their intention 10 20 10
Boston. and said that probably 200 ia Mi would attend
Correspondence with propretOrs OF hotels In Boston
showed that the Commonwealth Hotel was the only one
a. decided 10 take at that hotel The delegation
will leave here by tho Fall River Line, arrangements
having been made by which members Of the Society
obtain tickets for the round trip at S. general meet
ing the Society will he held at DemonicOs In Four
teenthst Friday evening when the arrangements,
completed, Will be announced
The Cheap Transp0rt,llQp Association yesterday re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
RIGHT OF PRISONERS TO SPEEDY HEARING.
SUPERINTENDENT wAIIING FINED FOR HIS TREAT


MENr OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERS.
The Police Commissioners reached a decision
in the case OF Superintendent Wang yesterday. aud he
was fined 40 days pay for technical violation OF the
law 1t will be remembered that complaint was made by
A. Oakley Hall counsel for the Adams Express robbers,
that prisoners detained in the Police Central
Office more than "a hours before they were taken
before q magistrate. The incidents Of Super
intendent Walng's trial were fully published
in TIE TRIBUNE at the time. 1t was then shown
that the judgment 10 be rendered IN the case
was fully the discretion OF the Board of Police Com
issiouers II also shown that in the terms OF
Superintondepts Kennedy, JOurdan, and Kelso there
were frequent violations Of the letter OF this law when
by the detention OF the prisoners over $4,000
covered and stored to the Adams Express Company.
still il was asserted that this did not Justify Suerintend
cnt Wang violating The letter OF the law, and the
Board therefore found him guilty, and have fined him
ten days pay.
Superintendent waincs friends felt deeply rieved at
this action OF the Board. They asserted that II the
SUPERINTENDENT had not pursued the course that he did
pusuc of would have been lost TO its
rghtfu owners, aud desperate thief would not have
been convicted. They cited case where gentleman
was robbed saloon Ia Bloeckersi recently and the
policc were bait In cOnyicng the thieves and securing
"A return Of the property because they were Obliged 10
take the prisoners court and give them chance TO
be put on their guard by counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

At the YOrkvile Police Court yesterday, James
Kelly and Thomas Whaen held a charge OF having
robbed Monday night Charles Huiok VI No IIS Chysue
b., VI $v3 While ON . Second avenue car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

LORD & TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystic-sts.
Eng Body Brussels, 81 90 and 81 20. Eng and An Tapes
aud II l9Ll
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,r,.. nv ~ scar Diph. e.aAll Men.
Man g.. ~ AZ 10 81 Iol

May g." 4 s2 az IS ~
,narkod decreasc IL shown in both small box and
dphtberia, which is attributed to the increased vigil
Lance Of the sanitary authorities and also 10 the more
favorable temperature that has prevailed IN the past
week Dr. Elisha Harris, Register OF Vital Statistics Ie
norted 513 deaths for the past week against 57S for the
week. prcvions IL stated that diphtheria Is now
only half az destructive II was during the hight OF III
nreyalencc causing 20 and % deaths in the two sue
aessvc weeks. Bronchitis and pneumonia gave 80 and
o. and phthsis 80 and 70 In these weeks respectively
while smallpox gave 43 In each week communca
ton was received from Controller Green, announcing
that 5000 had been placed 10 the credit Of the BOARD
the Riverside Hospital by the Board OF Estimate ana
Apportionment. A communication was received from
Gen Burton n Harrison, saying that sCiled clothing
from sick carried on horse cars and other pup
lie conycyanccs to the dctrmen of the health OF pas
seu2ers The referred TO the Sanitary Com
nItttc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
e.u-sa, Eoop-eoa Q p. m-se'. Nidnisht-to'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
THE CRUISE OF THE sCHOOLsIIIP MERCURY.
The Commissioners of Public Charities and


Correction received a letter. yesterday, from F. f.
Gregory Captain OF the Scholarship Mercury, dated on
Martinique April %. He reports that since leaving 81
Pierre the vessel had visited the Island OF Aycs or Bra
Island dcsolae spot the Caribbean Sea- in latitude
no North. longitude go West. The place being un
inhabited he allowed the boys to go on shore for half
day Fine fish were caught here, and in one forenoon
enon oh birds were killed 10 supply all hands with meal
The anchorage was good, trade wind steady, climate
deliof anu very little surf at the landinsplacc al
combining TO make this desirable place Tor SHIPS VI
the same class as the Mercury, ~ visit. 80
lie also reports that on the morning OF Arfd -,
small boat drifting about He bore down and found tw9
men in the boat which had been driven OF tho Island OF
Martinique I'm gale. The had been without food Tor
ak DAYS and without water for five. They were taken
on hoard and placed under the of Dr. l.. s. Percy
who gave them every attention. The elder Of tic two
81 Mari died the afternoon grave was dug on
BjrI Island and at sunset Capt Gregory with several
of the officers and GO boys buried him with appropriate
cerrmonea erecting with an inscription over the
grave. Tho younger. son OF the dead man. recovefcu
and conveyed back to Martinique Ihc captain -,
ported that e pectcd the Mercury to arrive at Hart
Island ON about May Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

DECREASE IN DISEASE AND DEATH-ACTIVIIf OF
SANITARY OFFICERS.
The Board of Health held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon, President Chande.
in the chair Sanitary superintendent Day reported
1852 inspections The disinfecting corps visited luz
premises where contagious diseases were found ana ds
infected and fumigacd O5 houses and their surround
ings The ambulance corps removed % cases OF sma'
pox to the Riverside Hospital, ana acao pouies wo,o
t,,ron 20 the Morgue. The following " a comparative
statement Of contagious diseases for the past two weeks
eer;ooro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

WHEN your liver is out of order use Dr..
JAiNEs SANiTyE PILLS and viii bring back this
healthy condition. and e ri OF many distressing mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
TIE CARE OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH

solved TO appoint committee OF three 70 REPRESENT '
Society ut the Bunker Hill Celebration.
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Announcements.
DANDRUFB-BuRNETT's COCAINE removes.

DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
Children should use them daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
JERSEY CITY.

Health Inspector Conner directed the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company yesterday TO
dumping garbage the lands that arc being filed In by
the Company until November
1t is stated by members of the Board OF Edu-
cation that the schools Will bc closed June for two
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Republican Propagandism.


A curious turn of things has placed Presi-
dent GRANT in an awkward dilemma con.
corning Cuba and the Spanish question. His
message of more than a year ago intimated
that the United States did rot 60 to wal
with Spain in the Virgipius question be-
cause it was q young republic and the
policy Of the American Government was tc
give encouragement to all young republics
And now-presto chauge!-Spain is a
monarchy, and should not be encouraged by
President GRANr and the United States. For
this reason, the Cuban rebels are fixing high
hopes of aid for their cause from the United
States. If the President meant what he said,
the expectations of the rebels are altogether
logical. They have good reason to expect
shat the United States will do her best to aid
Cuba In her struggle for independence.
General GRANT ought to see the folly eli
turning the Government into propaganda
school. 1t would give the country world
more business than 1t could perform-the
more especially as the world is against us on
the republican question.
We should like to see an essay from Gene
raj GRANT on the ststesmanship Of placing
the diplomacy of this country under the
direction of sentiment In favor of repubii.
cinism. Coming from the head Of Gov.
eminent which practices republican princi-
piles 80 beautifully in governing the southern
States, it would be admired by the whole
xrnrla 49,
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DEATHS.

" ~
late John sonthalb deceased; aged eishss.ssveh
saa. es friepdsssnd acquaiuiances are nlly
Invited attend her nI t asaaJ sssts
This MORNING a. 1aoclotk, without Ins's =
Died. on .be 18th instant ,,sfpaat s oslSseE
~ASS beloved wife of George ". sMltas1.
f.,r Ionc and painfi illness. which she bore Win
Christian iorI!tnte, In the thirtyfnnh year Oh yet
age. - ". h;,,,ra 6s,I y :. 4
Although I'm gone, jet 90 mol lesr
nome fu heaven paiuly see,
Therefore, dear husband, weep not for me. 4 I
| NV little " lille, to you fare gel! 1
What Is YOUR doom cannot tell; 80,
But Col. midland just: and true.
And be will always remember yousii'tI,I ~ /
-Faiher sisters, and brothers. to you good-0ye.
Lam going home TO yoncer sky;
and when Gays. months and years nave past,
/ NAV we all meetin heaven at last.
| Her funeral will take place from her husSSnd y
resid-nce sos vest airy IN rsla
| NOM at b.lf.pist 2 O'Clock. FRIENDS anu req
:tives are respectfully Invited to attend.
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Intrigue. How CAaLos will Take u remasns
q Sc seen. Il may Be Inferred that some
;n,;mation Of the willipgress ostbe Cgrlisls
to be paraoned preceded the pfoclafnation'
OF amnesty to them. I ~,
The world seems MOTTO have very hisn
homes from the son Of The .dethroned lsAs
aan.,., i He has sbown no signs Of good ca.
pacity. His education and surroundings we
NAV di.ttust; but, then, he cannot MAKE
spaia,s condition worse. and may Win rlgl'
counsels make it much better. An
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spHafAI. NssTsrFs.
,aaa6 sfsAEs e
r;FTY THOUSAND DoLLARsf WORTH HAS
REEN SELECTED TO BEsOLD 0UE
And BELoWsgpsT. I'D
mo RUMBulaI!..

mn, do NOT sdve,tise our whole stock upon lhese
FERNS hut will sell the above amount OF gooas -
advertised. We offer the ~.
Rast ENG LIsa BRUSSELS CARPETS at sl,2o'
THREE-PLY-GARPET5s al 40 -ano .l' isA
yard-reduced from, $3.50 and 81 60
Extra super INGRAM CARPETS reduce CIT ifot.
snn sr CARPETS reduced hom .25
1xapAIN. CARPETS at 40, so. CO., 10, and
social reduced from 10 TO zoe. on yafa;
ppINTED HEMP CARPETS at SOC, per YARD
RAG and LIST CARPETS very cheap il !. siii
COCOA BATTING at go and zoe. per yard worm
so and 90c.; ~ .,at.k
oIt,.CLoTH az 40. so, and SOC. PEE yare;
OIL 9TH RUGS at Toe. 81, and 81 20 worm WOE
81, $3.50, and s2; a-sl
VELVET and, TAPESTRY RUGS, all si z and
qualities, at great bargains; ,...-
BLACK ALPACAs, MOHAIRS, ana bhtLLIAS-
be TINES Of all qualities, very cheap;
RACK and COLORED SILKS at astonshingly
cAsHMEREs, MER1Nos,- EMPRESS CLOTHS,
MATALAs, BALENosPoPLINs, AUSTRIA
+. LIAM CREPE, BOMBAZLNE, and DE-
LANES; .Ilt ;.ao .snss-.-.l - ulI
P AssAMENTtNE GIMPs, and BEADED G] IDMPFs
and PRINCES at reduction Of 20 per ceHtI +;
don't make your purchases until you haye e8-
amined our stock; ,....s.,s..,.,tft, . -:
SASH RIBBONS in great variety at extraordinary
bargains; -: Lax;
mARsE1LLEs oUiLTs from 20 up to s1o-a'l
very cheap; y, -. -.-,
KNIT sACQUEs, HOODS, UBIAs, LEGG1NGs'
and SCARFs, very chcap;. .,L.s..' -"
WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS at closing
CT o orr nst cAsss1MEREs, TwEEDs, JEANS and
I. VESTINGS,a: extraordinary bargains; ~
LADIES', CBILDREN's, and GENTLBMEN's
LAMBS-WOOL and MERINO SHIRTS and
DRAWERS, very cheap; IA. .-j..
WHITE, RED. YELLOW, BLUE, aud GRAY
FLANNELS, In all qualities, at prices to suit
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELS In all widths and qualities; also,
CoLORED CANTON FLANNELS;
B1D-TICK from / DC. per yard up to the best man
ufactured;
HICKORY, CHEvIoT, and CHECK SHIRT.
INGs, at all prices;
sBEETISGs, SHIRTINGS, aud PILLOW-CA-
SINGS, retal!ed at wholesale prices;
BOBBIN-EDGIN, 8 yards In piece, at 25c, cost
75c. gold to import;
DAISY FRILLINGS at Il and Csc. apiece worth
rs and 50c.;
a large assortment Of COTTON TRIMMINGS III
one-half of regular prices;:
PILLOW-CASE LACES st SO, 7oc., ana u per
dozen yards worth Too, 81, and $3.50;
Misses, and ladies' STRIPED, PLAID, and
PLAIN SHAWLS lower than ever;
BLACK CASHMERE and MEKINO SHAWLS In
all ouaities-some extraordinary bargains in
this line; ...t $685.,
CREPE Wells In all sizes and qualities. We show
very large stock in both SINGLE and DOU-
BILE CREPES;
CREPE COLLARS, IN endless variety, from Zoc.
upto u;
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS, for ladies' and
gentlemen, ut extraordinary bargains
All In want of DRY GOODS should Gull and e1-
anime our stock, and they will be cow inced that
they can save money by making their purchases OF
ma .fta5I LEVY BROTHERS.
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Spain.

ALFONSO has acted under wise counsel In
granting amnesty to all Carlisle. This he
does by proclamation from Paris. There
appears to be general acquiescence ia his ele-
yation to TIE throne. The King Of Belgium
has recognised King ALFONSO, and tele.
graphed his congratulations. It Is expected
that other European courts will follow suit.
The affair seems to hnge been well ar.
ranged. All parties In Spain seem 70 hsve
sequieseed- glad TO get rid Of trouble and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-05

ME- LINEN GOODSI LINEN GOODS
i be largest best.asscrted, and cheapest stock In
this city: nou
TABLE-CiOTHs, in all sizes, some extra DoU-
BLE SATI DAMASk i've YARDS long;
NAPKINS aud DOYLlES In all sizes and quail
rURKEY-RED TABLE DAMASK. In all quail
ties: TURKEY-RED DOYLGES;
TOWELS of every description. The largest AND
hest assortment ever shown In This city;
LINEN DAhAsk FLOOR-CL0TH5 NJ one-half
the reguisr pIices; BiRUS'.EYE, RUSSIA.
aud SCOTCH DIAPERS, In all qualities, at
great bargains; IHIsH LINENS, LINEN
SHEETISG. and lease LINEN;
LINEN SHlRT-BUSUMS, in all qualities and
styles, very cheap: -
For The best-assorteu stock of LINEN GOODS call
nj fla 81 LEVY BROTHERS'.
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ME- AT COST! AT COST!AT COST 4!


Now Is the chance to get The greatest bargains
ever offered before In the city, as will sell off my
entire stock OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., AT COST. i
In order TO make improvements in the store and
change In the business, from now iii the 1st of
February. SO come on e and all aud secure some OF
the bargains.
CALICOEs-the best at S5and 10c. yard;
DRESS GOODS, sold at prime cost
BLACK ALPACAS at sacrifice;
BLACK MERINOS. EMPRESS CLOTHS, HEN
RIETrA CLOTHS; ....
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at remarkably low
prices;
The best "a BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS at DC. yard;
The best "a BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS at l 2kc. yard;
Great bargains In WHITE and COLORED FLAN.
NELS;
Best BL CACHED and BROWN CANTON FLAN-
NELS al 12H, 10, IL, 20, Csc. yard;
BLANKETS marked down. and will he sold che.p;
WATERPROOF CLOTHS to be closed out exceed
ingly low;
CAssIMEREs, TWEEDs, &c.-the cheapest line
ever yet offered;
SHAWLS-a large assortment very cheap;
BOULEVARD aud BALMoRAL sKIRTs-the
cheapest In the city;
Also large assortment Of kip GLOVES, HOsIE-
RY, HANDkERCHIEES RIBBONS, &C., &C.,
and lots OF other goods, which will be sold re-
CARELESS of cost;
FIRING e D SILK SCARFS ut SOC. apiece, cheap at
Soc;
PLAIN SILK sCARFS ut zoe apiece worth more |;
CORSETS, white and colored, at so, rs, 81, $l.25,
$3.50, and S2-very cheap.
All ask is call, and you will be convinced that
nm really selling of at cost Come one and all,
| and get some of the great bargains at
WILLIAM THALHI&ER'S,
+. COL Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
n. B.-Country orders promptly attended to.
| Mr. II. c. TERRELL is with me, and will be
pleased to see his friends at tsa
| WILLIAM THALHiMER'S,
de29 '.r.@~ (. COL Broad street.
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THE PARTNERSHIP UsDtD =:
rIRM-sAaE AND srYrv ;,

-
ls1 s rInh--sAsE AND STYLE OF
JOHN H. BoscHEN ). s )
IL this dsy dissolved by mutual coxs,, ;,
G. BoscHEN viii close up the aflIrs of r.. hSexAI
Creditors viii please hand In Their h.n' aeonc.-
menI Those indebted are earnestly ,s,ssk ,.'..
make prompt payment when called on ''iaes@ ,
i JOHN Il. BostHyy
JANUARY !, 1878. AAH 7. BoscHrs.
retire from-the firm Of BOsCHpy CO..
many thanks to my friends and The ,ns, "oa va
generous patronage extended me durIp, 80 IN %.
career Of over twenty years, and corsI,r s.'le's
mend them tommy successors, ''"S'
To my older patrons, who would pe,b,0. ;.
my attention, would say that NAV ~ :, p'sfs'
thestore any day, and will cheerfullr .as y
orders In the custom department.. "e!s
VERY, respectfully. JOHN II. Roscy,,.
This day the undersigned have FORMED.
nership under the frm.name and style Of '''''
HERMAN BoscHEN & BROTHER
to continue the
Root. SHOE, AND TRUNK BUs1yys
established in 1852 by our father. ". 49,,
0savor, by strict attention to bndne.s "a sn'
wostny sneGefsors OF the old drm John s ss
- THEODORE y. BosfEfy
JANUARY 1879. MY,
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The International Reuie,o for January ana
February--full of readable matter--has come
To band, q ;ssil -
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MET COHEN BROTHERS never carry
their stock over from one season to another. Their
motto is to give their customers the beneftof de-
probation at once by reducing goods to such rates
as will insure their sale. Among the many goods
enormously reduced are all their ONE-BUTION
KID GLOVES at Soc, or TWO-BUTTON ut
Csc, Irrespective OF cost or value.
Also, CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES 50c, and
GENTS ~ 75c. REAL KID GAUNTLETS ut
75c.
Their stock of FANCY DRESS GOODS, also
including SILKS, ALPACA5, and MOURNING
GOODS, are sold at and some below cost.
BUGLE TRIMMINGS ut less than cost to close.
Their stock Of all binds Of goods Is the largest
they have ever cffered this season of the year.
They win continue this sale positively for only
thirty days. 1a 5,o's,l1
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uTIGWAM OF CHIChAHOMlN9:
w TRIgF. No. 34,I. o. r. 81, 9th sun, g.. :.
d.. ss4Ghisfs ana Bro.hersYo 1pa are rE here e
~ ,ha Ieth rnn. promptly with white gloves. to pay
The lastrinufc OF respect TO our deceased brother
MARX A. sHoPE. Members of sister IiIes ~ n s0Ga
ING n " JOHN F. SHlNBERGER,
in 5-1tx go ...a'f.. r. r.-- .s - ". Oh ~.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
DIVIDENDS.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BASk'}
RICHMOND, January 4th. 1874.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANh
| have declared q semi-apnual dividend OF four
ner cent free of all ta1es), payable on and after
'iie iA'u 49, WILLIAM A. JENKINS,
,r.. .,@ '"--N1- Cashier.
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MEETINGS.

DELICIOUS NOTICE.-DA1LY MEET
h ines FOR PRAYER will be held during this bis
ot in tho lecture. room of the GRACE-STREEI
PPRfSaasfSYTEKiAN CHURCH, corner Of Grace and
Fourtb streets, at ~ O'Clock, FOR ONE HoyR. All
inte, %. ed In such service are invited TO attend
reaching on WEDN ESDAY and THURSDA1 T.
MIG tTa, ut 7:45 O'Clock. Dr,n :
n 6-5tS eEs ,r.sG sE Y. ~. NC.sAII..
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NEW ASSEMBLY HALL.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
January 18th and 9th,
ats P. NJ
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPPS'S
ITALIAN OPERA COM Z AM
in Rossni's celebrated opera
BARBER OF SEVILLE
Donize,ti's charming opera
DON PASQUALE.
The company includes the following artists
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLlPPES,
''.'' the American Contralto
Dir. Tom KARL, Tenor;
Signor ORLASDINI, Baritone;
Signor BACELLT, Bufo Basso;
signor LoCATELLI, Basso: I,,u..ou
Mr.. GEORGE w. COLBY. NJ usical Director.
Admission, IL reserved seats, $3.50; gallery
soc. Sale of reserved seats commences Monday,
January 4th, at Henry G.. Wyatts Music Empo-
rum. g2O Main street. G. NJ. ATKINS,
In At Business Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-05

TINE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF The
L MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF RI H
MOND have declared dividend OF four per cent
free of taxi on anu after the 9th day OF January
next .. y. b. MDRION, Cashler.
RICHMOND, December 30th, 1874.
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