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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-13

A FEARFUL MARRIAGE AT THE POLICE
CorRT.-Mr. William Baker, charged with
unlnwfuIly and feloniously seducing Har-
riet F. Anthony under promise of mar
rage" was arrested on Thursday on war
rant sworn out by the latter. The accused
and accuser were before the Police Court
yesterday morning. They agreed to com:
promise the matter by marriage, as allowed
by law. An Episcopal minister was called
in, and performed the marriage ceremony in
the presence of the Justice. Mr.. Baker shed
bitter tears throughout the service. After
being pronounced man and wife the twain
separated, and the husband went one way
and the wife another.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-13

CApruRe~ or AZ ALLEGED DCcE- THIEF
Considerable excitement was created on the
streets yesterday about O'Clock in eouse-
ouence of large number of school-boys
VINO were seen running in different direc-
tions. Upon inquiry it was ascertained that
they were chasing colored man who, it is
alleged. had stolen four or five ducks be-
longing TO Mr.. H. Archer, who resides at
the corner of Ninth and Stockton streets. A
mum Der of men joined 10 the pursuit, and
the thief was finally surrounded and cap-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-13

NLw MILITARY CoMPANY.-Auothcr MILL
tary, COMPOSED CT very Respectable young
coloIcd mrr. has jnst been organized under
the name OF the Junior At;ucks Guard"
The following officers have been elected K.
\. Pau. cIrtAin; ". IL. Tin>ley, first liell-
trn.ut; Il. X. Patterson, second lieutenant;
john +. Brown, first sergeant: james john
sou, second sergeant; james Sclden, third
sergeant; j. l.. FORESTER, fourth sergeant ;
J.. L. Shorts. fifth sergeant, and W. |. John
son utlartcruastc cr- sergeant. The officers
viii probably be examined by the Military
HpIrd in 4 few weeks.
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pUBLIC REPORT
OF !.
POLICEM AMI.

have not enjoyed geod health sor several years
past yet have not allowed It to interfere with my
l. bor + very one belonging to the aborfng clzss
knows the Inconvenience of being obliged 70 labor
wien the BODY, from debility, Almost rtfu.es 10
perform Its daily task. never WIS q believer In
dosing with medicines; bui. hayisg heard the VIZ
GETISE spoken or 80 highly, was detsrmined to
try 1t, ana shall never regret THAI deterninatIon.i
AZ tonic (which every one needs &C some iimel It
snrpasses anything ever he3rd OF. ltfDy1goraes
ihr whole s. gem :it Is great cleanser and purider
or the blood. , here are many OF my seduafutsrce5
~h" have taken 1t, and all unite IN praise CT It's
satisfactory effect.
r specially among the aged class OF people, It frn
paris to them the one. thing most needfui in old
sge-nghts Of calm. sweet repose thereby strength:
enins. the mind as weh rs the, body. One agsd
lady: who has been suffering through HE from
scrUfuIa. and has become bind from Us effects.
having tried many remedies with no favorable re-
SUR, was induced by friends T. try the vEGEriSE.
After taking few bottles she obtained such great
relief that she express ed wish for her sight, that
she might be able to look upon the man VINO had
sent her such blessing.
Yours, respectfully, 49,
.~- .., ,.s .Is t..7-,O q. II. p. HODGE,
Police Officer, Station 8.
BOSTON, MASS, May ., 1871. sos ,ss-IS
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Suicide In Rockingham County, n. &,

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
GREENSBORO, March PA. Y. Sullivan, q
prominent citizen OF High Point, committed
suicide this morning by shooting himself
through the head with pistol. His body
was found iu Blrbee's pond, one mile f"om
town, the pistol with it. From letter
fosnd in his room it is supposed the act was
clused by the unsatisfactory condition OF his
pacunary affairs.
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.

rs ST. PAUE. August 22. 1864.
II. r Serens, Esq: Lear sir,-~l should be waIit-
Ing IN gratitude f failed To ackribwedee what fhe
VEG ETrSE has cone for me. / WAS attacked aboat
eleven NOR this since with bronchitis which settled
Into consumption. had niRht.sweats and FEVER
chills; was distressed for breath, and IN quen.ly
spit blood was all emactzred, very weak. and So
low that ms frisnis thought my case hs less 80,
wboh, under the providence OF God has cured ne.
That He may bless The use OF your mericine 10
others as He has 10 me and that His divine grace
may attend you, Is the hearife prayer Of your at-
'''"' " BENJAMIN PPTTfNGIkL.
p. S.-MIuc is but one among the many cuces
your medicine has Effected IN this place. b. Z.
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CSSTENERY.C CHURCH TABLEACX.-The tab
eaux given at Assembly Hall last night by
the ladies OF CenteDery church were wit
messed by aa immense audience. They
passed off with reasonable smoothness, and
with credit to the young ladies and gentle.
men taking part. The music was furnished
bv az amatear orchestra, and was very good
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-13

EAErHQUAKEIN GOCCHLASD.-A gentleman
OF GuocAland county, now In the city, re-
ports ttH quite severe shock Of earthquake
IVA, felt in the nei"hborhood Of lsScqucna, in
GoachIauj, on Wednesday at II O'Clock.
Persons living several miles apart are said
10 have experienced the same shaky senSa-
ton. and heard the same Iumbling noise at
tie illlN Niltrl.
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PoL.rc Court, YESTERDAy.-Henry Will
son and Charles Johnson (colored) were
fined & each for being drunk.
Biddic Brown (co!oredD was sent to jail
for one hour for stealing small lot Of iron
from the Richmond and Danyile Railroad
Company.
Henry Wilson, arrested by Sergeant How
ard, charged with fcIoDiousiy cutting An
der,on Myers, was partially examined. On
account Of tt~ absence OF important wit
nt>>e> ih" case w&> continued until to-day.
Accused was committed. Both parties are
cO!ortd >tcNydOfes- Mycrs's wounds are not
ScriOu>. The cuts be received Were proOa-
bIy fnttn Wilson'S fsts.
Mercer Brown and Lizzie Jones tcoloredl,
charged With lighting III the streets, were
nura - ga each.
The case Of Tucker Coleman, charged
with stealing Sl25 worth of rope, the pro.
pvrty Ut Michael Hays, was continGc3 until
tie 18th. There was brief examination as
L. tli. Mr. levi SamuelS. jiunkdeaar, who
bought the rope, gave very conflicting state
nents in regard TO his transaction with the
accused. The police.j estice consented to
bail Coleman in the sum OF $1,000, Dat he
va, unable 80 give it, and WAS sent to jail
Tucker Coleman was condemned TO be exc
cuttd iii Goochland county in 1869 for turn-
ing burn and stable usually occupied 10y
plAnt4tion.hands. General Candy ordered
III" court 10 give him 4 new trial, and re.
lic>tcd Mr. Samuel M. Page to defend him.
The second trial never took place, aud the
prisoner iiaally escaped through legal tech
nicd!ilIrs.
Alexander Payne and Joseph Noting,
charged with a>saulting DR.. n. A III. God
din, and Mary Ann Edwards, charged with
Lncitlng Payne and NoilDg to make the as
A2uIl, were discharged. Payne and Noting
promised 10 leave the city within five days
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THE RsEcagr- -TILTeN TRIAL.-We have re-
ceved from J. L. EIlyson, Ill. Main street,
a pictoci.l pamphlet of the Beeeher-Iihon
trial, containing all the famous letters OF she
scandal, illustrated with over one hunafeo
annra uinUa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-13

PAs,los SrxDAY.-To-morrow, the fifth
Sunday in Lent, is known in the Catholic
church cai.udr as Passion sunday. AT St.
Peters Cathedral the Forty Hours Dcvo-
ton will counncu"c al nigh mass. and at
night at huItpa,t O'Clock Right Rev.
Bishop Gibbons will deliver discourse on
III, ltly Eucharist, or HE Real Presence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-13

METHODIST >C&DAY.SCuOuL SOCIETY," ne
REGULAR mou,hy meeting OF tue Methodist
Sunday->chvoj Society will be held at Ccnte-
nary church sunday afternoon at ) O'Clock.
Interesting adirr>sc, from several proml-
urut SUNDAY, chooi @cntl"mcn who are on
i : i>it - the city may be expected.
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PERSONAL.
NH 13.td

NOTICE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
~ CONCERN.-Pease lake notice that nave
this day appointed PHILIP RABECAQ my true
and lawful ag.nt to carry on the BAS-foOM at
No 800 Seventh street, between Broad anu MaT-
shall streets, In this cry,to buy and sell for cash
only [Inh 1885, WILLIAM GRASER.
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AEw TEMPERANCE DivIsloN.--The public
temperance meeting which was held at the
ScIaaie-Strect Buptist church night before
last proved 10 be Il grand success. The build
ing was crowded 10 its utmost capacity, and
the greatest interest manifested in the cause.
The result cf The meeting is that plan was
ret on foot 10 organize new temperance divi.
zion. and steps will be taken ut once looking
10 tins end. The uame of the new division
has not yet been decided upon.
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The Grausers.
Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l

Especial telegram to the Dispsteh.l
PELHAM, n. c., March 12.-There IS an IN
teresting time here to-day with the Changers.
A big dinner by the ladies of Pelham Grange,
and speeches by Major sutherlin and Others.
Fifty thousand dollars has been subscribed
20 the stock Of the Border Grange Bank, OF
Danvil!e.
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME-.

-" EOSTUN, ctOUcT, I6Tv.
Dir. Stevens. Dear Sfr-My dau.h;er, after
having severe attack OF whooplng-cough, was left
In "a feeble state Of health. Being advised By
frierd, she ried YEGET me, and after using L re"
bottles was fHlly restored to health.
have been great sufferer from rheumatism 1
have tahcn several bottles Of the VEGEriHE for
this complaint, aud am happy 10 say 1t has eD'lrey
cured me- .Nt.
with the same good results IL Is great cleanser
anu purifier OF the blood 1t Is pleasant to take anu
/ eau cheer fully Ieconinend II.
JAMES MORSE, 364 Athens street.
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COOK & LAUGHTOS, 10, 3, and Z. NJ. foreign
and domestic dry goods, &C.. At No. lOO9 Main
street.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, Ak p. NJ, improved and
unimproved real estate on the corner OF Hull
and Sixteenth streets, Manchester
BRONAUGH IL TAYLOR, z. NJ, house and lot
on Tcrth street between Stockton and Everett,
Manchester.
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SAKE oP A BaNK BUILDlNG.-The Richmond
Banking and Insurance Company has plir'
chased the fire building of Messrs. asaacs,
Taylor g. Williams, at the southeast corner
of Mai, and Thirteenth streets
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CIVIL RIGHTS.
The First Arrest under the eC1vil-RiEhts
Bil-Untted States CommisstODer err
Dlmmick Examines the Offender and
Discharges Him.

Discharges Him.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J "
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 12.-Cal. Wag.
ner, the wellknown minstrel, was arrested
here last night by deputy United States
marshal for refusing to sell frst.class tickets
of admission to the Theatre to four negroes.
BE was put under bond 10 appear before the
United States Commissioner this morning.
The case was tried before Commissioner
Dimmick, who, after lengthy argument. de-
cided to quash the Indictment and Wsgner
was discharged. There was much excite
meut, and the!court-room was crowded. The
troupe was compelled to remain here, and
break an engagement at Selna. S.t@.'"
lBy Associated PressJ ''''.-
MoSrGoMEay, ALA, March IT, Several
negroes applied at the tickle :-office of, the
theatre last, light to purchase tickets Of ;ad-
mission to the parquet TO Cai.Wagner's Min.
strel performance, and were refused. AT.
forwards United States Marshal Randolph ar.
rested Cal. Wagner upon complaint Of foui
negroes for violation OF the ciyil.rghts bill.
A bond of $500 was signed for Mr.. Wagner's
this morning at 10 o'clock. ....
The negroes who made the application are
notorious politicians, and two Of them were
defeated by their own color for county Off.
GERS at the last election. -s
[Second Dispatch] .su.-..I
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March l2.-The com.
plaint of four negroes against Cal. Wagner
for net admitting them TO bis minstrel en-
tertainment was heard before United States
Commissioner Dimmick. The defendtnt's
counsel moved to quash the complaint for
imperfectiOn in the document in various par.
ticulars, and on the ground Of the unconsti-
tulionality Of the civil.rights bill. The coun-
sci cited the slaughter-house and Mrs. Myra
BmdWelfs clSe.
United States District Attorney McAfee.
for the complaint, cited the case Of Luther
Us. Barden, and contended that this was u
political question. .....
At P. NJ. the Commissioner quashed the
complaint, but gave no opinion iu the matter.
IL is understood that the negroes are try
ing to get up complaint that will stick.
Elder Barnett on Civil Rights.
Especial kilograms to the Dispatch.l
GoRDoNsvLLE, March IA large meet
| lDS OF cOloreu persons was nelu mere To-
night in the colored church, to which the
whites were invited, to express their views
on the civl.rights bill. Elder Barnett gave
the coored people excellent advice, and told
the whites present that the negroes here did
not contemplate intrudipg themselves where
they were not wanted, bur desired to live in
peace. The editor OF the Gazette made
short speech in reply, eommendug them Tor
the stand they had taken. The utmost order
and good feeling prevailed.
Civil Rights in Mobile.
. Especial telegram TO the Dispatch .
MOBILE, Ala, March IA cyil-rigbts
case occurred here last plight. Two negro es
entered restaurant and demanded that they
be served, but the proprietor declined, and
they left, threatening TO prosecute. Others
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MINERAL WATER.

ATOTICE-KISSENG WATER
~ ON DRACGHT.
We arc now prepared to furnish this cooling
hevarape and solicit the patronage Of the public.
w POLK MILLER & CO.,
Apothecaries,
NH ! ! corner Ninth and Main streets
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SurREME Court OF APPEALS, FRIDAY.--
McNcigh uS. Bank Of Old Dominion. Fur
lhcr argued by james Alfred Jones and
JOHN Ho ward, EsqS, for the plaintiff in
error, and by IL. y. Claughton, Esq, OF
Alexandria, for the defendant in error, and
continued until tomorrow.
The ease of Riddell et ais. Us. Johnson's
Executor a ais. will be taken up on Tues
day next.
The court adjourned until IL O'Clock to-
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, March 12.- The Senate to.dly
passed by vote OF 81 to II the restricted
Convention bill. The Convention is to meet
Sep embsr 6, 1875. The House will doubt
less concur.
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HArTl>T SU&pAY-~CnuuL AS>nClaTlOS.-
TAr r. -tliU mVulhly meeting ni the BAPTIST
SunaH school Association will take place on
sunday afternoon Al 1 o'clock III The Leigh
SfinLt ILtEl,t rHnIrn.
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Fire..

Troy, n. Y, March 12.-Tbe bridge at
Still Water was set on fire last night. Two
stores. with nine dwellings, and Flowers
Hotel were burned. Loss, $4,000.
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TO STOSE-PAVERS, BRICK-pAVERS,
EXCAFATORS, sc.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at TINS
office until TUESDAY, March 23d, at ~ o,cl0Gk
81, for STONE and BRICK PAVING, GRANITE =
SPALLS for IN merchandising purposes and for such
grading and gravelling Is may be required lor one
year. c.,,
Brick-pavers will bid separately for furnishing
ali material aud workmanship, for workm tnshlp
and sand. and for bricks alane.
Forms of proposals can be obtained upon appil'
caiion ut tlifs office.
The Committee on Streets reserves the rlgnt u
'''eS' any ~ ", E. CUTSHAW,
NH 13.td City Engineer.
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yEGETfSE acts directly upon the causes Of these
complaints. II inyigorates and strengthens the
whoe sys rm. acts upon the secretve orgaus. aiay'
mn lmnatlon, cleanses and cures ulcei alton, cures
constipation, and reguates the bowels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-13

PURE MoHAIn LusTEE at 5Cc. worth Csc. at
SYCLE BROTHERS.
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{ LARGE YELLOW BASASAS.-Those Wishing
some Of this fruit should 90 to PIZZISI.
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FINE FIGS AND PRUNES.-Now Is the time to eat
this fine. fruit, and PIzzISt can supply you.
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D. COLUMBUS has Just received a fresh lot OF
Havana, Valencia, and Messina Oranges; also
fresh yellow Bananas, direct from importers. He
sells the best fruits cheap as inferior ones
sold by other parties.
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TIE best accommodation Of any article Is from
the cousurnCr. These all give the ELMwOoD the
Intolerance.
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Insurance Company suspended
PHILADELPHIA, March l2.--The National
Fire Insurance Company has suspended.
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ORANGES, ORANGEs.-P1zzINI is selling then
very low. .a
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PRINTING.HOUSE.

rssurnassed facilities for doing all kinds OF JOE
PRINTING. Work promptly add neatly exe-
cuted. aEdat low prices,
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ivy Wr.7nrR To-DAr.-Fron or re-
,,q<x mis- morning The in"anb'h'''S are ""'
.,..,,,.t,r, t2-day tr,H hc c.o"6Q.
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PoUGEE FRANCHISE just received at sYcLE
BROTHERS in all the latest shades.
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COCoASUT. CREAM BALLs.-PIzzISI is making
another lot Of this delicious candy.
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ASK your family physician to test FLEM1NG's
WORM CoNFECTIoSS, and hear what he will say
for it. Don't give your child that sickening liquid
when something pleasant may be had. Sold every
where.
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GREAT OPENING OF SPRING DRESS GOODS at
SYCLE BROTHERS..
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ID. COLUMBUS, practical c0nfectioncr, 32l Broad
street, has gained wide reputation In the nnnu-
Cacturc of his Ice Cream and Ices, and Itters him.
self to please the most fastdious taste. Give him
q trial. and you will have no cause to regret 1t.
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The GnilOV

BALTIMORE, March 12.-TTo negroes Wer
hung in Maryland 10 day for murder.
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DATES, DATES.-Go to PIZZrNI'S and get som q
of those nice Da'es-two pounds for 25c.
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FIVE HUNDRED PIECES 4-f FRENCH PBRCALE
Just opened at SYcLE BROTHERS, at 12kc. per
yard.
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TUSr O. MISLAlD, a NEGOTIABLE
IL NOTE, bearihg date December 2s, 81 1. and
given by A. 7. Richardson, of Holly ForS, Sew New
nayabI. forty. four days from date at the Planters
National Bank. Richmond, Va, and endorsed by
Theodore Campbell.
The public are cautioned not 10 trade for said
note be finder Will please retdrn II 10 NJ
picha rt,Son. BarhamsYiile, Va. ie 24-2ia"1m&
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EOUND.-A GOLD PENCIL was found
IL this week in the lcctura-room of st. PauPs
church. The owner can get II or the sexton by de.
scIbing the same and paying this advertisement.
NIB 13-1t<
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Civil Rights in Mobile.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch ..
MOBILE, Ala, March IA civil-rights
case occurred here last plight. Two negro es
entered 4 restaurant and demanded that they
be served, but the proprietor declined, and
they left, threatening 10 prosecute. Others
were outside watching the result. ...
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MISSES CoRSETs In all sizes at SYCLE BRoT
ERS'.
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LEMON ICE-CREAM.
Vanilla Ice-C Cream,
Chocolate Ice-Crcam,
Peach Tce-Cream,
Strawberry Ice-Cream,
Lemon and Orange Ice,
No. pure Cream,
It'd. C0LUMBUS'S. 321 Broad street.
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| MONEY! wish to buy S12 600 worth of lsaacs,
Taylor & Williams's one, two, and three years pa.
per. w. l.. FLEMING, 1920 Main street. Rich
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OST, somewhere between Valentines
| 4 studio and Anterson's gallery, . l. -
BKEAsTPIN. A liberal reward VIII bs gwen IL
left at 500 SIKH street, between Clay ana Leigh
NH
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

r OST, a TORTOlSE-SHELL SLEEF Z.
L 4 BIITTUN. with lultials NJ. ID. The finder will
he suitably rev rcd py leaving II at this office.
i p-2t&
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES at PIZZISI'S.
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! ICE-CREAM.-If you wish PIZZISI to furnish you
with ice-crea for dinner send your orders early.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE !
RICHMOND, VA, March 13, 1875. )
0 T G K
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS->lfIRTS made TO or
der and perfect lit guaranteed, or no sale. by E. B
SPENCE s son, merchant tuilors, 1900 Main street.
Large variety of cloths, coatings and cassimcrcs on
hand, and will be made to order in the best style.
Call at 1900 Main street for your clothing, shirts,
aud furnishing goods.
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SOLD By ALL

SOLD By ALL
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS EVERY WHERE.
lmh l0-W&S2t
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MALAGA GRAPES at PIZZISI'S.