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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-02


New Orleans, February %, 1875. :
On motion the Senate went into execu-
| tive session.
On call of the roll the following Senators
| answered to their names:
Present-Messre. Anderson, Allan, Blunt.
Brewster. Burcb, Cage, Crozier. Ola,
Greene, Harper, Landry, Masicot, Pollard,
Stamps, Sypher, Twitohell, Weber, Whar.
ton, Whitney-l9.
Absent-Messrs. Alexander. Blackburn.
Breaux, ChadbOurn, Detiege, Dumont. Eus-
tbs, George, Grover, Herwig, Kelso, Kelly,
Ogden, Robertson, Steven, White, Young
IL.
The President laid before the Senate the
following communication from the Gov.
ernor:
STATE OF LouIsIANA,)
Executive Department )
Few Orleans. February %. 1875.
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
herewith submit for your advice and
consent the following appointments:
RAPIDEs.
4. Well, Justice of tn b peas Alexandria
ward.
W. W; Wilmington, Jr., Justice of the
peace ALEXANDRA ward and notary public.
WILLIAM z KELLOGG,
Governor.
Lies over.
zen motion executive session was raised.
j. A. GREENE,
Assistant Secretary.
SRyA-K CHAMBER
New Orleans, February "a, 1875.
On motion the Senate went into executive
session.
The roll being called the following Sen
ators answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Anderson, Allan, Blunt,
Breaux. Brewster, Bhrch Cage. Chad
o0urn. Crozier. DumoEt, Greene, Harper,
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, April 1875. !
We have no change to rOtice in the money mar.
ket. The offerings are moderate at the banks and
limited on the street. and the rates of commercial
paper unchar ged. We continue to quote first class
ia per and collateral loans for sixty days at sac
j. cent y arnum; Al do at lO0l2, and second grade
is0l8. First class mortgages continue to rule at
e0IO y cent y annum while second grade are
ertireIv nominal.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN. ,
Friday, April 2, 1875. !

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark Albert, Andersen, for Pasca goula
in ballast
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1MPORTS.
LIVERPOOL-Bark Nellie May-22no sks saI.
SKIS salt '1 Si"tos i''i'
HAVRE-Ship La Louisiane-l544 burr stonas II
cases stones mill stones q. bbIs manure
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on RON cain ths following Senators AM

On roll call the following Senators an
swered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Alexander. Allan. Black
hnrn. Blunt. Breaux, Brewster. Burch, Cage,
Chadbourn, Crozifr, Detiege, Dumont, ella,
Greene, Harper, KelsO. Stamps, Twitchell.
Weber. Whitney, Young-2l.
Absent-Messrs. Anderson, Eustis, Gro.
yer, George, Herwig, Kelly. Landry. Mast
cot, Ogden, Pollard. Robertson. Steven,
Sypher, Wharton, White-l5.
The President laid the following commu-
Dications before the Senate:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department. :
New Orleans. February %, 1875.
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
herewith submit for your advice and
consent the following appointments:
ST. TAMMANY.
$. M. Blaisdell. clerk of district court.
AIcee Jacques Where, notary public.
PoINTE COUPE.
August Brltto, Justice of the peace. ninth
ward, vice L j. Mason, deceased
Charles Porche, constable, seventh ward.
John b. Williams, constable, fourteenth
ward.
FIFTH JCDILiAL DlSlRlSi-
Z. F. Dewing judge.
LINCOLN.
thomas j. Monk, tax collector.
PLAQUEMINES.
Alphonse COrnet. inspector of weights
and measures.
TERREBONNE.
j. Nj. Toler, Justice of the peace. first
ward.
Henry Laws, constable, first ward.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor.
STATE or LOUISIANA
Executive Department.
New Orleans, February q. 1867
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
| herewith submit for your advice and
consent the following appointments:
ASCENSION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF
THE EPISCOPAL CHrRCu.-Tbe annual meet.
ing of the Brotherhood Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia
was held in the leclure.room OF ST. PauPs
church last eYening-Mr. TazaWell Taylor, of
Norfolk. in the chair, and KEY. George
Woodbridge, d. D., secretary.
The report OF the trustees Of the Brother
hood uhe substance Of which was published
in the Dispatch on. Tuesday, Was submitted
and adopted.
Mr.. ID. n. Walker presented resolution,
which was adopted, requesting the Couhcil
to appoint each year ii committee TO report
to that body the work of the BrothcrNood
with such recommendations as they thiuk
will increase its usefulness; recommending
each lay delegate on his retuln home 10 see
that ali efficient agent is appointed to explain
the ot.i,cls OF the organization, etc.
Mr. +. G. Warwick presented resolution
requesting each parish IN the diocese to fur-
nish the secretary of the brotherhood with
correct list Of all communicates.
By Mr.. j. NJ. Patton: A resolution au-
tborizing the trustees to employ general
agents to carry on the work OF the Brother
hood, aud to use d sum not to exceed 81 ,0Oo,
which may be in the treasurer's hands, Tor
such purpose. Agreed TO.
On motion. Messrs. Darlington, j. M.
Davis, aud a. Y. Stokes, were appointed
committee to procure an act of incorporation
for the Brotherhood.
A committee was also appointed to con-
slider the question who ought properly to be
beneficiary members of the brotherhood
consisting of Messrs. Massie, Wake, and
Warwick.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Mr.. D. n. Walker. president
Mr.. A, Y. Stokes, treasurer; and Kew
George Woodbridge, ID. D., secretary.
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DEATH OF MAJOR WILLIAM ALLEN.-A tel
egram from Wayerly station WAS received
here yesterday announcing the death at
C:aremont of Major William Allen. Major
Allen left the city few days ago apparently
in good health, and his death must therefore
have been quite sudden. Before the war
the deceased was the weilthiest man in Vir-
glnia and one of the wealthiest In the South.
He owned Claremont, Kings Mills, and
CurPs Neck plantations, and jamestown
island, besides other valuable real estate
some 10000 or 10000 acres in all. He had
seven or eight hundred slaves, and bis lands
were richly stocked. On Claremont was
railroad several miles long, and his residence
there was one Of the most palatial In the
land. His vast fortune was left him by his
uncle. Mr.. Allen, on condition Of his chang
ing his name from Orgain to Allen;
which was done by legislative authority.
M,jor Aliens plantations we're frequently
occupied by the enemy during the
war, and were robbed Of everything
portable, and the houses were all more or
less injured. His slaves were, of course,
freed with all the others. and bis vast in
heritancc. except Curl's Neck and Claremon', :,
which descend to his eldest son, was swept
from him. Major Allen served in the Con.
fcderate States army US major of heavy artil.
Iery. He was in his forty-eighth year, was
generous and bospitable, and will be lament
ed by many friends.
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OFF FOR THE MECKLENBURG CESTEEHIAL.-
Yesterday morning Ut 1870 battalion, con-
sistiag of members from Companies b, Z, ID,
and other companies Of the First Virginia
regiment, with the regimcntal band, left on
the Danville cars for Charlotte. n. l.. The
battalion was under the command Of Captain
Joseph V. Bidsood, Of Company c. There
were between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred men in line.
The members OF the regiment drew their
knapsacks, clnteens, blankets, and tents, aud
will use them on this occasion. The men also
supplied themselves with fryiDg-pans, coffee
pots, and tin cups, and will live i'll regular
camp-lashion.
The Howi'zers, Captain Carter, number
ing forty five, rank and file, lett by the same
route at 10 O'Clock. Their guns had pre-
ceded them.
About half past l o'clock special train,
with car fitted up for cooking and eating,
and others for sleeping, and having on board
General Bradley Il. johnson and number
of members Of the Council and delegates
left the city. The regular m:il train also
carried a considerable number Of our cltl
Zens.
Rchmond's representation at Charlotte
is composed Of leading men from the manu-
featuring and mercantile interests and mem
bers OF the City Council aud officers OF the
municipal government to represent the city
officially,
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL M., three farms ID
Prince edward county.
LANES Al. TAYLOR C SON, Az P. NJ. real estate
On the east side of Seventernh Ii street. near eEa.
HE. and at the southeast Intersection OF y aud
Thirtieth streets.
JAMES L. APPERSON, ?. NJ, the Monument
Hotel.
RICHARDSON l. Co. s =. NJ. real estate on
! eigh and Fourth streets. and on Moore street
near Hacon's Quarter branch.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., Ok 2. M., eleven
lot, In :. Eiba Park" on Broad and Marshall
streets.
F. ID. EACHO, 12 NJ. farm near the city.
I. THOMPSON BROWN, AZ =. A., Mountain
Top tsummcr Iesort), on The summit OF the Bhe
Ride moanian.
FRANK ID. HILL, 5k P. NJ, building lois on
Laurel and Cary streets.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL. 5 P. NJ, improved real
estate In the city OF Manchester.
aODDIN, WARREN & CO.. @ p. d., framed cot
Iage at the northwest corner Of Clay and kin-
uey streets.
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he Injunction Observation-Disclosures
Humphrey SIS Party-FrOst.
Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, May 19.-For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, stationary pressure
and tenn mpcrature, increasing southerly winds.
partly cloudy weather, aud local storms.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, the Up
per Mississippi and Lomer Missouri Valleys
and the Western Lakes, falling barometer
increasing south and east winds, warmer and
partly cloudy weather, and possibly CLOUDY
and rain west of tie Slississlppi.
For the Lower Lakes and Middle and
Eastern States, stationary or rising barome'
ter, souIhery TO westerly winds, warmer
and partly cloudy, and possibly clear wea
| ther.
The rivers will continue to fall slowly.
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xynsi,gnrtDn Items.

WASHINGTON, May 10. The resignation OF
Special Agent 2. &. Clarke, OF Alabama, has
beep asked for by the Postmaster.General.
Governor Pennington, OF Dakota, arrived
to-day on business connected With the sale OF
the Black Hills reservation.
sixth Auditor Sheats lett for Alabama TO-
night. so.or Io,se
D. Bright says there is little hope oil bis
father living through the day.
Hon. NJ. {. Kerr, of Indiana, has returnfo
from prolonged visit to the South entirely
restored 10 health.
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STEALING FLOWERS IN HOLLYWOOD GENE
rEEY.-hIany of the section-owners in Hol-
lywood cemetery have gone to considerable
expense and labor in hcautlfy inc and adorn-
ing their lois. believing hat the very sacred
ness of the place would be barrier agTinst
the depredaLions of thieves. But it appears
from reports that have reached US that there
are some persons who are willing to steal
from the graves OF the dead. Many flowers
have been stolen in the last few days-not
only cut from the plants, hut the plants have
been pulled up from the ground and carried
Off. The section OF Mrs. Branch, on the
avenue leading to the punp.houSe, and the
section Of Mr.. John L. HanklnS, on the ave.
nue leading to the soldiers monument, and
very pear the main-en'ranee gate. have been
robbed of many plants and flowers. Others
bavc suffered TO greater or less extent. 1t
would be we'll if the managers of Holly
wood would place detective on duty for
several weeks, and if possible catch the
depredatorS.
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POLICE CoURr, YEsTERnAY-P1lice- Justice
Joseph j. White presid,ng.-Sarah Archer,
charged with stc1lirg silver watch and
chain worth $50, and SIS in money, from
Robert Oliver, was discharged.
John Albright, charged with stoning
Archer Walker and assauItiug Gcorgcanna
Walker with bis fists, was fined 81.
Henrietta Evans, charged with cursinS
and threatening to Kill Silvia Lucas, was DIS
charged.
Lizzie Jones and Mercer Brow, charged
with unlawfully secreting and narboriDS one
Fannie Wilson, was discharged.
Fannie Randolph, charged with being
concerned in the abstraction OF divers val
uabes. was discharged.
Martha Shirley, charged with obtaining
from George CardWell lot OF groceries OF
the value of > on false representations, was
sent to Jail for six months.
Frayser Branch and John Page, stealing
one mecrschaum pipe OF the value OF $50:
the property Of Jacob Bowman. Branch
was discharged; Page found guilty and sent
to Jail for twelve months.
Jim Abbott, charged with being drunk,
was tiued 81.
John james (old ofender), charged with
being drunk, was sent to jail Tor thirty days
in default OF security.
True Higgins, charged with creating DIS
turbance in the house of Tom Boyd, was
discharged.
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Desperate Indian.

NASHVILLE. TENN, May 19.-One OF Inc
seYeuty-iye Indians on their way 10 tue w
rida prison to-day managed to get hela OF
knifr, with which he stabbed TWO soioiets
and then himself, while the train was stanG'
ing at Madison station, five miles from Nash.
vile. 1t is reported that the soldiers are NOT
seriously hurt. On the arrival OF the Tram
at this city the Indian was taken Oh ana iasu
on the platform. wrapped 10 bis bianket'
and is supposed to be la dying condltion'
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various Items.

The Italian and other laborers have arrived
at Tyrone. Pa. The strikers have held meet
ings at various points, which were thnly at.
tended. 1t is thought the strikers are de-
moraliZed.
A fire occurred Mt Waco. Texas, yesfer-
day which destroyed $125,00O worth oil pro-
perty. Insurance, S50,00O.
The dlstilerymen of Chicago who were
brought before Commissioner Hayne yester-
dav for violating the revenue laws have been
held in $1,000 to appear at court to-day.
William Butler duncan has been made
president aud receiver of the Mobile ana
Ohio railroad to represent the New York
and foreign stock and bond.holders. The
line is ST miles long and represented by
S1O. .S39 900 of bonded debt and S4,466,OOO Of
capital stock.
Secretary of the Treasury Bristow aud
other officials visited Baltimore yesterday 10
make arrangements for the building OF q new
pos-otiice there.
Government advices state that troops In
the interior of Cuba to-day attacked q body OF
six hundred insurgents, commanded by ltu-
LOFT. Nineteen insurgents were Killed anu
five Government soldiers.
The third annual regatta OF the Cnarles-
ton IS. c. Association commences To-Day
with more entries than ever before.
Two hundred dispatches, covering Oil
points in the wheat-growing counties OF New
York, show that the wheat has been injured
to such an extent by the late cold westher
and wet spring that there will not be more
than half an average.
ASwedish sailor named Albert Rosenberg,
who returned to Boston from sea, week
ago, and found his alfianced married to
another. attacked her yesterday With pls'
toll ard wounded her seriously. He then at
tempted suicide, but will recover from his
injuries. -.,
Seven companies of the Twenty.second
United States infantry have left New Or
| leans for their former stations on The northern
! border of Milwaukee and Detroit. as
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Foreign News.

LONDON, May ia terrible confagration
Is raging in Lancaster, Cornwall county, aud
it IS feared the whole Of High street will be
consumed.
Later.-The fire at Lancaster has been
exiinguished. Only three buildings have
been destroyed.
The sides of the Schiller have fallen In,
covering the specie, the best part OF ber
cargo, and probably numbero bodies.
Blasting commences soon. -
DUBLIN, May 19.-The trial of Mr. Moorc'S
petition against the validity of the election Of
the late John Mitchell begun at Cl0nmell to-
day. The petitioner claims the seat on the
ground that be was legally elected, his oppo.
nent being ineligible from the fact that he
had transferred his allegiance from the Queen
of England TO the Government OF the United
States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20

Diocesan MISSIONARY SoClErY.-The an
nual meeting of the Diocesan Missionary So
cie,v Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
Virginia was held in the main audience.
room o, ST. Pauls church last night. Right
Rev. John Johns. ID. d., Ii. D.; Right
Rev +. NJ. Whiltle, d. D., LII. D.; Rev.
Charles Minniserode. D. d.. Rev: Wal
ter Q. Huhheu; Rev. G. W. Nelson,
and Rev. Joshua Peterkin, D. d., occu-
pied seats in the chanceI. Rev. Mr.. Nelson
conducted the exercises after which ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. MIR. HullI-
hen. General +. H. Smith, and Rev. Dr.. Min.
Bgerode. The latter clergyman made q
most eloquent and powerful appeal in behalf
of the home miss oa work, which was listen
ed to witt marked attention. There are now
about thirty missionaries ut work In Viz
ginia, and during the past year between
four and five thousand dollars saYe been ex-
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Catholic Church Matters.

CINCINNATI, May l9.-In the Catholic Be-
ncvoleut Societies this morning the new con-
stitution was adopted. and the societies
were instructed to acknowledge in their next
credentials the acceptance of the constisu-
tion as The fundamental law.
Resolutions were passed denouncing Bis.
marck's war against the Church In Russia,
and expressing. sympathy for the Pope.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20
New York Items.

NEW YORK, May 19.-Speasing In the
Beecher scandal case commenced to-day.
Adyicas from Bio state that the Deutscne
BRAZILIAN Bank has suspended. The paie-
up capital was $1,000, ,0o0- mostly owned ID
Hamburger
The specie shipments to-day were over
quarter Of q million.
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pended in the cause. But there isla con-
stantly increasing demand for money and
missionaries; and the very interesting meet
ing last night resulted in handsome collec.
ton for the prosecution of the work during
the coming year.
There was very large number Of persons
in attendance, all of whom seemed to take
great interest in the cause. Bishop Wbitlle
officiated while the collection was being
made. and Bishop Johns pronounced The
blessing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20

Is YOUR LIFE WORTH TEN CESTS?-Wc say
pllny no p:rson In This word suffering with dys-
pep,a liver com plant and its ndlgcs ton,
cos!veness, sick headache, sour stomach, heart
burn, papitation OF the heart, depressed spirits,
biliousne,s-can take GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
without relief and cure If you doubt this get Il
sample bottle for cents. Try ii. Two doses will
relieve you PURCELL, kADD L Co., agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20

| DISPATCH PRINTISG-HOCSE.-lnO order to mte
The constantly increasing demands Of trade w
have aIded i weIl.sclectcd assOrlmcn Of NE"
TYPE, which, together with our MP&oVED MA
CHINERY and SKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant lis in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex'
pcditiOus manner.
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u,iIf.N AND NAHf f"hhh''h'

pIEIftN AND NN"a
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.y.r,>, ~ AtuMNl-RltHH'oH' 'o"s
p,stp WIr!l WILLIAMSBURG.
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=, .,, .a!m ~.h"r> otth, Board "i ' 'silolS
"A .....g az WARY Col! g. vas hclu IN
....gtau.l,ri.>t nl-hI. Among tho>e
,-.,... w,:r GENERAL ". b. lIM''''u W
...,y. General Henry y. N'>e, Kew
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r.. 49,. lrtirr "t Norfolk. W. = iracls
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E-al!-> - - NE "r-anI''!"n OF 'ne
.&4 i >-g,a'y and. incid' hia!iE. Ahoul sc'e'
,-.... a. Williamsburg "t The -ih MA!
r.> .u.u',H,lai arn'.">tFE OF Nl'@lhias :
....uu 81 Independence, we're mtue oy
'-.....u. Ni>r and Colonel LAMB. Il was
r., ..,u.i INA, an Alumni >otlrty shouid pe
...Ha.,s.y ur-an.z-d. anu the f"ilo"'hS
4. ~ ",;' r'.2!cd 'or IL" uF>' year resi-
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/. g.. scott. ul lu-uMuu0: corresponding
>r,'tt. Professor il. y. W ise, Ot IL
....tl!rz.
t+..t.,c Cummi'irc: Col0nci William
L.e... II Norfolk: George B Harrison, OF
E-....: Jude ". |. Ctopton, OF Man
t.". E. i. y. >!uou>. ol Gloucester; John
,.n. ~ mlrAmput: br. W. r. liar-
-.., LFurubulg and d. John W. Law.
,"..' i,.."t Wight.
a,..u, .t.,- onimIllrcs in the different
,.'..- ut lur STATE 10 20 10 work 10 re-
! ...r.. .,tr!,~. H. the old college.
4 a.. nu'lpf, i Wa resolved that when the
...i. ,d;ourn Il "oulG adjourn 10 meet
/ . : '.iiI!> >nu!- Cu ttr i. Ui Julv (ihat
!r,-. rr.i snrurtIu,n'.dal) 10 perfect The or
~. x.:.au oi the >rciiy Uy tie adoption OF
. ..a>lilMtj9n and hl-iaW>, &". In the
,,s. .ln.r the Executive Committee VIII
,....3, h!.iLt>~ iui The mcciir-.
C..aI u ilmm Lamp WAS nominated o:
Off .ul The J., ui JEiy meeting. but d.
r..a. Mr. Lc4rN suggested Judge Crump'>
la.. Iud-r trutnp canned exemption
....t addressed E!r >acir:y Of the AIuma,
.... ,r:, az: ou account OF pressing
.....-- me- wa ulHfLru Reluctantly to de-
,..,. 80, ,oaur. Mr. Lcaly tueu advanced
n.........,.,l .Ja!ye Waller X. Stapc>. bu, It
a:- ..,ul}aA,d that Tie Supr,mc Count
...., .a.a ne in SESSION at Wytacviilc, III
4 ! I.. tf.. JAIN. aud that II might be that
4 49,. ~ ~,.ia,s could 20, acccpt, the selection
s.. 81 o...ur WAS n!, 10 The Executive Coni.
,...
Il.r..g.'...> Of the Faculty and Beard ol
T.,..,., ra. alumni were elected member:
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LEE GALLERY.-JoHN W. DAVIES, 920 EAST
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, FA.-some recent
specimens OF photography from this well-krown
gallery chow steady impro vement In style and
artistic skill, and we commend 1t to the patronage
of the public generally. - Central PresbNeridn.
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AUTOMATIC TELEGRAru.-For the convenience
of his numerous patrons and the prompt tree de.
livery Of goods, d. COLUMBUS, 32l Broad street
has added TO the many new Improvements In his
well-knOwn establishment the automatic tele graph
Call aud examine this new aud useful Invention.
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NEW GooDs.-Lades' Gold Hunting Watches at
$50, $40, and upwards to 1925: Genilcmcn's Gold
Hunting Watches at S75, 500 to 5000. and up
wards; Ladies' Leentincs. Opera Chains and Neck
laccs: Amtthyst Rings, Aqua Marine Rings, Ori-
entail Topaz Kings, Gold and Pearl Gove-IIooks, al
&. GENNEIfS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20

TIE CONCERT To-NIGHT.-The Eureka
Quartette, assisted by Trinity Church choir
and other musical talent, will give another
concert tonight, at the Presbyterian taber-
nace, for the benefit of the Third Presby-
terian church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-20
SERVICES AT THE MONUMENTAL YESTERDAY

SERVICES AT THE MONUMENTAL YESTERDAY
AFrEnNooN.-At 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon 4 very large congregation assembled at
the Monumental church. Rev. MIR. Shields,
of this city, read the evening PRAYER and
Rev. Melville Jackson. of Blicksburg,
preached an eloquent and forcibe sermon
from 1l9;h Psalm, 10Th verse. In the ab.
sence of the regular choir the church-music
was sung by the entire congregation, Rev.
Mr.. Shields raising the tunes.