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EDEY'S
CarbolicTrOches

A SPECIALITY FOR SORE THROAT, THE CAR
~ bolic Acid, OF which the Troches are, in part
composed, acting a. q Healing Agent. and curing
all forms OF liberated and Inhamed surfaces Of the
larynx and epiglottis.
A specially for hoarseness, the Cleansing power
Of the Carbolc Acid tending to expel all collections
and formations Of mucous matter, phlegm, ETC.,
aud restoring healthy action to the sensitive and
delicate organs Of the throat and windplpe.
A speciality against contracting infections disea-
SEES. The peculiar properties Of Carbolic Acid In
preventing infection and contagion have long been
known and EDEYS CARBOLIC TROCHES may
be safely relied ON as preventive in Of Small
Pox, Varioloid, ETC., etc.
specially for common colds, coughs, and all
disorders OF the throat chest and lungs.
Price IS cents per box. Sold BY Druggists every
where.
JOHN +. HENRY, cURRAN q CO.,
Sole Proprietors
o. 8 College Place, ..,.,'"..".,.NEW Bk
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THOMAS YATES,

Is PREPARED TO DO PLUMBING IN ALL I'TS
\ branches also, Gas and Steam Fitting.
Call and have estimates made before ordering your
work done by other parties.
THOMAS VAT nS. (Levee, Rock Island.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Special Merlng.--offcial Report.

CITY COUNCIL Room.
Rock ISLAND, July 81. 1875,
~ O'CLOCK. p. M.
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KENwoRTEY & BEARDsLEY,
p II. McELHERNE

4 AW AND ABSTRACT OFFICE ROOMS IN
l. Court House. Jno. T. Kenworthy jas, N; Boards
IO-23d&Wtf
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ and Solicitor in Chancery ONCE opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, Ill. o-3Odw1y
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CHARLES w. O'NEII

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW and
N Notary Public. ONCE over First National
Bank, Rock Island. 6-13dw6m
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EDWARD D. SWEENEY WILLIAM JACKSON
SWEENEY & JACKSON,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLoRS AT LAW
~ Otfee-Cor. Eagle aud Illinois streets, Rock Isl
and. Illinois. ll-l8dlY
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j. nj, REYNOLDS. Ag't.
WATCH BUYERS ATTENTION

The undersigned respectfully directs the after
ton of parties contemplating the purchase G
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M. M. STURGEON,

ATT ShNKY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
y Lock Island, III. once in Mitchell & Lynde's
Block. dwu
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Lancaster, of Lancaster, Penn.
Assets, Ss5o,0o00o.
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Wharfmaster etc.: Sir-You and the officers of
the city under whose directions you act, are hereby
notified that the wharfage this day paid to the Clty
by the above-named steamboat ia paid under pro-
and all that may hereafter be paid is hereby pro-
tested against; and payment is now made, and will
hereafter be made, without waving the right OF
the owners of said steamboat to recover the same
from the city by an action at law.
[Signedl -, Clerk OF
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n ONCE in Star Block, Illinois street, Rock ISL
and, Illinois. 3-13d&w6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-04
MANCHESTER NEWS,

.
RELIGIoUs.-Several members of the In.
ternatioual Convention Y. If. g. A., iuclud-
lug its president, were in attendance at the
Presbyterian church last night and addressed
the Young Mems Christian Association of
said church. The meeting was very enjoy.
able. ..-. s.,r NJ. ..ru
FESTIVAL LAST NIGHr.-The ladies Of the
Meade Memorial church were well pitron.
lied ut the festival held at the courthouse
last night. The Eureka Quartette from
Richmond were in attendance, and dis
peused some of their sweetest songs, which
added greatly to the entertainment.
The feast will be repea ed to nigh, en1 tie
Eureka Quartette have kindly consented to
attend and sing again. "
City CoUNCIL.-The reg Hlar semt-monthly
meeting Of The City Council will be held to-
night at the courthouse.
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THE Pore AND THE FREEAAsoNs.-I
Bishop of Orleans has received the following
letter from the Pope coDgratulatlng MN on
his pamphlet against Ffeemasonry
Venerable Brother,-Salutation aud pos.
tolic benedclion. In this war waged on all
sides against the Catholic Church by the Ma,
sonic sect your publication was most useiui
and opportune, especially because thS sect,
long secret, has now unnasked itself. II
ayows Its designs. and in certain country,
not under the pretext of public rights, bu'
in its own name, does guilty battle with the
Church. 1t is useful because, the neiarious
character of the sect being known, there l. i
no honest man who must not turn from y
with horror, and perhaps many members
who do not know the secret mysteries WI
now Withdrew. What is particularly useiu
is the perspicacity with, which you oemoa
strate to all attentive mRds the real teaaenc!
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Of the taking words "FraterDity and Equal
ity," which have deceived and seduced so
many, and the true origin and object of the
much.boasted liberties OF conscience, of pub.
lie worship, and of the press. After reading
your work nobody can doubt that all this
came from Freemasoury to overturn civil
and religious order, and consequently the
Church has wisely condemned those who
practice and defend such liberties. 1t is mani
fest that all partisans of these liberties, albeit
unknown to themselves, favor the Masonic
sect, and the more honest they are the more
disastrous is their support to such princi-
pies. We therefore wish you many inteIli-
gent readers, for it is no small advantage to
perceive the snare, and as pledge fDivine
fovor and our special goodwill We give you,
venerable brother, from the bottom of our
heart, to you and your diocese, our Apostolic
benediction. In the twenty-nlnth year Of our
Pontifcate. PIUs TX, Pope.
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A NOVEL AND ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAIN-
MENT IN TIE HEART OF TIE CITY.-The
church ladies Of Richmond are undoubtedly
themost enterprising and untiring in this
country, and surely their labors and the in-
genuity which they display in carrying out
schemes to make money for their churches
deserve to be appreciated aud rewarded.
The latest entertainment is that proposed by
the ladies of Centenary Methodist church.
They have determined to have beautiful
new carpet for the church, which is now
rapidly approaching completion. In order
to do so they are to have what will no doubt
be a most charming entertainment. They
have rented the spacious residence at the
northwest corner of Sixth and Franklin
streets. and are now engaged in lifting it up
handsomely. The first floor is intended as
an art gallery, where valuable paintings and
statuary, etc, will be exhibited, the selec-
tons being the taste Of several well.known
artists. The rooms will be decorated with
rare flowers, and in addition there will be
music by number of well-known amateurs,
accompanied by full orct estra. OF course
q mum Der of pretty young ladies will be pres
ent to add to the pleasure of the entertain.
ment, which commences on Tuesday evening
next at O'Clock, and will continue four
days.
The second floor will be used for refresh
ments, OF which goodly supply are prom
ised. ..... ....-.......-
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The PROPOSED PILGBIxAGE OF THE RICH-
MoND CoNMASDERY, KNIGHTS TEAPLaR, TO
BosToS.-A private letter from Boston re-
latipg to the proposed visit Of the Richmond
Templsrs to that city has been received here.
1t gives most glowing description of the
arrangements in progress for their entertain
.ment, and Of the great interest manifested in
the cause by the people generally. While
the Commandery will be the special guests
OF De Molay Commandery, which visited
this city in 1850, yet the whole fraternity Of
that city have determined to do honor to the
occasion, and everything attempted so far to
effect that object has " conspired to make the
coming event worthy of our guests and Of
The glorious occasion We are 10 celebrate.n
at present the programme is outlined as fol-
lows: itsE&
son the 18th the Richmond Knights viii
be received ut the Providence dep0; by De
Molay CoDmandery, and the two bodies VIII
be escorted by the communicates of Boston
and vicinity TO Faneuil Hall, where our
guests will partake OF light refreshment,
and be introduced to the Templars of Mas
sacbusetts and welcomed by representa-
tives of the city government. TDey will
then be escorted to the American House,
and after suppiDg together both bodies
will attend the reception of the Governor,
and Mayor OF Boston, at the Music Hall.
On the morning of the 17th the TWO Com
manderies wilt visit Charlestown Gndepend-
emily Of the city procession) as the guests of
CGur de Lion Commandery. In the eve
ming musical entertainment will be pro-
vided at the Music Hall. On the 18th o
grand barbor excursion is projected, in-
Guiding visit to the city institutions and a
cam.bake at. Downer's landing. In the
evening the Commanderies will visit the
Globe Theatre. On the 10Th it is contem- |
plated to invite our guests to a carriage.r ride |
through the suburbs, calling at the estates of
gentlemen from whom we have received in- |
In the afternoon and evening will
occur the grand banquet at the American |
House.
"We have also many little pleasures in
store for you not yet perfected, but you may |
rely you shall have warm and a glorious |
reception on the 18th by six to eight hundred |
Sir Knighis." - s.ss.:,ys
There is much enthusiasm among the |
Knights. They will cary from |
'eventy.6re to one hundred members. 1t is |
10 organization of which our city may we'll
EEL proud, and she can safely entrust her |
reputation in their hands.
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The first anniversary Of the McGill Lyceum
was celebrated last night By The. members Of
that organization by most delightful social
entertainment at Monticello Hall. The affafY
was entirely exclusive only the members Of
The Lyceum and their lady friends partici-
pafiDg. A pleasant dance and an elegant
barquet constituted the entertainment, and
the evening was spent right me1hy and joy
ousIy. The Lyceum was orglnizea ore year
ago BY q number Of Cathosic youyg gentle
men es this city under the most favorable
auspices, since when-it has spntfuHsfto 90
crease in prosperity and popularity. The
Society Is chartered, and new hasa nsmbes.
ship Of about Fifty. ~ ~
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u.>..lt,N -ILI\'i ". 13 west Marshall
d. '.. a.,... rooms kitli."n with four rooms.
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HENRY 7. MILLER,
sS.4a. DEALER IN
GENTLEMKN's FURNISHING GOODS,
916 MAIN srRxrT. ~
The lsrgest stock, greatest variety, and lowest
prices to &c FOUND 10 the city. 3.t 59 stfs.;'y
SHIRTS TO TOoRDgRAsPEcIA
JIeS received spring supply OF SUMMERa
UEDEBWsAR: While. Brown, Fancy Stripe,
and Fine Bafbsfggau hALF-nUsE. s-SfsS,ilfa:
..,gss.r. HENRY T. MILLER,
ftl Mair between Ninth aud Teptf streets.
myl !. 2n s..ar.7 = - Hss
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justiee White
Presidinq.-.T case NJ. Harrison, charged
with assauting and beating Samuel Morris.
the child of Simon Morris, was continued
until Saturday.
John E. Horner, charged with being drunk,
was ordered to leave the city.
Aleck Williams (coloredJ, charged with as
sauIting and striking John Bowen with a
rock, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
Royal Langley and Robert spriggS, charged
with assaultlug and beating Nahala John
SOD, were discharged.
Augustus Rodgers was fined 81 for as
sauling and beating Harrison Wood.
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GAUZE MERISo oUNDERsIIIRTs.-For the largest
stock OF underwear and gcnt'emtn's furnishing
goods In the city call oD f. b. SPENCE SON, M"r-
chant Taiors, 800 Main street. where you can hno
all the new designs in English worst.d coatiDss ana
fancy cassimeres for suits. and have them' made up
to order in tho latest and best styles at low prices.
If Won want nice clothing and furnishluggoods cali
IN F. r. SPENCER SON and examine their stock.
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ODD-FELLows' BuILDING.FUND ASSOCIATION
OF DANvILLE.-The Secretary of the Com
monwes!th has received for record an act OF
incorporation granted BY Judge William NJ.
Tredway, of the Circuit Court of Danvlile,
to the above Association on May s, 1919.
The object is to form joint stock company
for erecting an Odd-Felows' hail 10 that
town, with a capital stock of not less than
$40. 900 or more than SG5.000, divided into
SHARES of $50 each. Officers for the first
year: President, Thomas j. Talbot; secre.
tarv, William Il. Law. Directors: Daniel
Coleman, John r. Pace, George G: Cabell,
Thomas j. Lee, I. L. Brown, and Theodore
e., Skinner. .1
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CHARGsDwtTH THEvrSo.- George Turner,
a young white man, was arrested yesterday
and lodged in the Second Police stztion-hou.e
on the charge Of stealing q lot Of fihwsrs
from Mr. James O'Keeffe, sexton at Holly
wood Cemetery.
A colored woman named NelliB Walter
was arrested on the charge of slesliDg Si6
from the person of Henry Christian
Both parties will appear before tho Police
Justice this morning.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

apreRs G WILLIAMS, S p. M., five building
lots in the pla:i of Port Maya.
canDIN WARREN & CO., 3A p. NJ, famed
dwelling on the east sice Of Eourth sSseet oe-
tween Bake, and Duval streets.
COOK sI.IrsuroN. l r. NJ, ut factc1y NO
l434 Cary street, tobaccs-factory fiAtnres, &c
W, GODDIS,. ,.aP. IL, thres,story brt:x tonacc-
factory en- Cary stree. opposite the oiu sa'-
works. .--~s-z
COOK le.A. NJ, gea2gal a:sort
ment Gf household furniture. s.+Gs
COOK & LAUGHToS, III AM, American an'
EngVsa pocket and lsole cutlery.
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Boz SPRIGGs IN TRoUBLE.-Robart Spriggs.
q colored man Of VIGOROUSLY BAD character,
was yesterday sent on to the grand jury for in
dicment for keeping noisy and disreputable
house in Locust alley. Spriggs>ays he has a
license to sell liquor, and consequently at the
time of getting it must have proved good
character. a-h
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ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE CITIZENS BANK OF
R1cHMoND.--At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Citizens Bank OF Rich
mond held yesterday afternoon it was de-
teImned to change the par value of the
shares from $50 to s25. This gives the bank
a paid-up capital of 100000, with surplus
fund of $4,000. This 100000 includes the
June instament which the stockholders VIII
have to pay. The old officers were reelected.
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DRUGs. MEp,CsNEs. &c
NO p H SICI Ms. -

THE IMPROVED TRoMMER'S EXTRACT
represents the soluble constituents of the hest Ca
nxda malt. and consists OF dias,asc. malt sugar,
resin aud bitter of hops, phosphates Of lime and
magnc~aa, and alkaline salts. II Is prepared by
improved process, which prevents injury 10 Its pro-
perics 10y excess Of heat 1t IL also very paalable
convenicn, Of administra,io on. and will not ferment
For saleby PURCELL, LADD & Co,
my 90 Agents for Virginia.
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TRoTTISG.RAcE AT THE FAIR-GRoUSoa-
On Monday next, June 7th, there will be an
interesting trottipg.match at the State Fair
Grounds for $1,000. Mr.. Thomas Duke
names b. 6. "JgIy Dutchman," an5 Mr. T.
F. Noland names b. 8. "ToodIes." 1t is pro-
bable that The judges selected by the Virginia
State Agricultural Society at the. last Fair
will serve ut this race.
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SEwGoeps.-Ladies' Gold Hunting Watches az
ssn 40, and upwards to s125: Gentlanen's Se's
H,nttng-W Watches at ~ : 800 to stoo' ano up"
wards Ladies' Leentines Opera Sha'ns, anu w. o",
laa.s :: Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine hihss, 20,
eatal Topaz Rings, Colo and Pearl GioVe-hoo"S''''
u
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CONVICT RECElveD.-James Catlett, con-
yicted in the county of Abemarle Of ma n
cious assault with intent to kill, has beeu>re-
ceired at the penitentary for one year, In ac-
cordance with the finding Of the jury.
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cwoCKEKY. GLASSWARE, DC.

N,HE ATTENTION OF THE PROPHl.
ETORS OF the 81 yersl Firg.aia Springs. VA,
te,iue PAGES and hotels, IL called to my large: ana
80 eeaiertad stocs OF CKOCkEkY, Gt-A.S,
rsATED GOODS, and CUrL ERR, snitabs Tor
their use With an exptrer &c q ten years ca lefing
10 their wants am sa'teea ;hat can siss sS,is.
t.r'Tnarers. aud Ic9-PitehaIs, always 6s hand
Also nl iine u Chira and Graaite Shaiaoer ssS e.
tsco,ated and whlte, as well as IN n
III grsaoe r5o GOT Main street, Richsa0nd. Va
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PoHIcK CHURCH. A peneil-portrait Of Io-.
hick church, in Fairfax county, has baen,
made by lady sixty. years of age and sent
to the State Library. PohGk church is abouh
seven miles from Mornt Vernon, and the
present edtice was designed By Washington,
and in 1t he regularly attended divine: wef.
shin. s-
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STATE TAXBs.-Mr. John w. Wright gives
notice in another eelnmn that the extension
allowed by law fDs the payment OF taxes has
expired, and logger indulgence cannot De.
allowed. He has instructed hs deputies 10
levy in every e=ss where prompt payment IS
pnr made. .
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PARDON RsFrsED.-The Governor yester-.
day refused AN application for The pardon CT
Ellen Hardy (colored), who was on May T.
1878, received into the penitentlary from
Lunenbarg county for tiGe years for house
hurninc.
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THE FARIsH HOTEL, Charlottesville, w., has re-
Gently undergone thorough repair, and newly fur
nlshed with new furniture, carpets. &C., and Is now
one of the BEST HOTELS in Virginia.
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7. II. G.. A.-There was fair Attendance
at the experimenting held last night at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall.
The service was very impressive one and
no doubt resulted in good to those present.
A similar service will be held this evening
at S:15,
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Nor CoNFIRMED.-The police have been
investigating q case Of alleged malpractice,
and have aScertained that the death of the
woman in question was occasioned by natu-
raj nallseS ----- i
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THEwEATHER YESTERDAY was partly cloudy
and threatening during the forenoon, with
clearing and warmer weather in the after
noon. Partly cloudy and cool ut night.
Ron9e Of Thermometer nt tae Dispatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-04

WHITE VESTS MADE BY DEyLIN s CO. DO NOT
suR1NK.-HESRY MILLER has last received an
other large Let Of plain white and fancy ali-linen
duck, made expressly for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-04

HARD TIMEs IS NO LONGER AN EXCUSE FOR
your not buying 4 home. CHAFFIN, STAPLES d
Co are Offering to sell lots three years credit
without interest. See adyert ement.
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RsAI. ESTATE SALE.-The t~o bricS tene.
ments On Twelfth street, immeuiateiy ID Ieaf
OF the Baltimore ana ONO raliroaa once,
were sold at auction yesterday evening" ohe
brought $500, and the other SA&Vo.
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WEDo NOT WANT TO SAY THAT THEY ARE Al L
gone when you come; so come at once aud see
those linen tussore sutlrgs at SIC. per yard-the
coolest thing ever worn for summer-worth 2oc.
ward.
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ID EFRIGERATORS. ,,
IL ICE-CEEAM FREEZESS'

ID DEFRIGERATORs, ,,vs -
h ICE-CEEAM FREEZES,
and
WATER.L0OLEES>
The ICELAND, CLIMAX, GHAaelos' an'
EARsON CHEST, equal to any maao'
TIN CHAMBER SETS OF shirtY-use af.ereh'
patterns; as,. a.. ,,es,xo,,
oAa aa..arns 70 select from, with full line Of
DINNER and TEA SETS,
GLASS. and pLATED.W ARK,
HoUsE-FURNISHINGG GOODS, &C.
ca,, ,s respectfully fohclted from ai 10 want o.
Goods II, ny Hno, psiees 70 Suls the tunes ~,
,rva4 ~ I0l1 Matn ssrest.
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THE WEATHER TODAY The probabilities
are thd. the sreather today ,ciH be partly
cloudy, possibly rain.
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EON TUESDAY EVENING The 9Th Of June the Ia
dies OF Centenary church will commence all en-
tertainment at corner of sixth and Franklin Streets
to which all who wish to spend pleasant evening
are cordially Invited.
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8irtln1ond 1ispatrh.


BE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCULA-
TloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ~
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THE ATTENTION Of persons OF limited means l.
called 10 the advertisement Of CHAFFIN' STAPLES
& CO. headed - An Easy Wdyto Getn HonHe:'
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FAREwELL-C10QUET,-" QUoAr&P' may pS 'D'o
Of c. MCCARTNEY. 9l4 Main street nn he"@no
o,tr,cive AND ali the age in Philadelphia.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS AND BUSINESs.sEN
visiting Charlottesville, Va, will fnd the FARisH
HOTEL the place to stopat ...
JOHN NJ. PAGE, Proprietor.
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LINEN TUSsoRE SUITINC; makes the contest sum
mer dress worn by ladies. Sold by LEVY BRO
TIERS at &c. per yard-not one-half their value.
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Jusr1gE. sINGs GsRs.-The New Orleans Jubl-
ee.Singers will give concert at Leigh Street
TsaptisI church on Monday night, fer The nen'
eff of the Missionary Society OF that church.
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PERsosaL.-George Loyali, Of Norfolk,
way Yesterday appointed notary public by
Governor Kempsr,
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LINEN TUssoRE SUITINGS are kind of grens.
dne natural color Of linen, made from fax striped
G ether in white or brown sold by LEVY BROTHERS
Mt SEo
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DEyLIN & Co.'S WAITE VESTS DoNoEehhiS
You can get thema at HENRY hlLLhA's sen''ensn
furntshing-house, 81 s Main street.
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: Go TO BaseaEN's 500 auh5d 1 Broad. street.
and leave your measure for trst-class pair OIL
hoo,s or shoes, made in any style Hand-~oa only
Fir ou,rauteed SzsssastE 4@zz:-7:. :sc:1f2 :-ssSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-04

LINEN TUssORES at Shc. per yard-cost nearly
double to import-for sale at LEVY BROTHERS.
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MINERAL WATER.


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