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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauahIfn's Infant Cordial.

Tho cllIll'scnre when ieethlng 10 relieve InHnnI.
mliDn 81 the Gums, 10 Allay uneaslness, 10 quiet
Cole Palms, TO promote slaGp To rtFO Summer Gun.
plalnl. This W. consider ole u the most valuable
FFtnpitS 10 10 kept In the family when tho chill.
dfen nTg cutting their tBOth We are selling thou.
Sanda Of bOttls, and have 10 hEat the fAt InFsOn
say u Il not oil We recommend II tn h..
MOrIiERs, have you 4 tIrkiy, tssihing brbs that
TuhN9 tho HOURS OI MONT when you " long for
rcstl Int1 OtC LOEU, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORRi.
MINT and cAnEH C0-CV-C fy-all day and all
night long? II you laVG, liiitn 10 rHlSoa, L. TON.
yinccl, hstitlle no hlg8-a HEW drDIs Oi lSHAST
CORDIAL and your chill Will h. pACiPiHD, and
SWEET, hERREjnISB sLEEr will tALG The pllre ii
WAkEHrL suHHERISO. PrOCure At UnCe lDttle.
SOll hy hll druggists anil
lAUGlIl,IN BROS. 4 CO, fropriptor,
Wheeling, ", Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-12

BLAKE-WelnesIay. February lOtb, lsTS, at 10
u'elnck 4. ", JANEs HARVEY, on u Nm. John
BlSkb, NsrI ysan and nIORthL
FunGral from the residence u bis mother, cnEneF
WOOD and Thirty Eighth StItels a. Gclnfk Friday
Aitsrn@R. FTitHdS u the family am luVitNi To
attend,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-12
OBSTACLES RI MARRIAGE

lIAPPT RILEY VOR YOuNO MES lrOin tho OfiiIt,
Of Errors and Abuses In Early life, MahhUUl re-
stored. impeachment 10 Marriage removed New
method Of Treatment New anil remarkable RENE.
dies. Books and Circulars sent FREE, In staIel en-.
veObcA Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Atg
n. Ninth H., Philadelphia, ra.,-an Institution
having high reputation iOr honorable tOndntt and
professional skIll, Inn1J-JAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-12
MARRIED,

SWERNEY-GARD Thursday, the lIth
iRst, a the residence u the brides tGihsT, 4. T.
garden; E.l. By Rev. J, 7. AeClHn, y. D., NJ
d this CO.. No CariA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-12

The increase Of the population Of the
city Of San Francisco during the past year
was 26,OOO, and more than 1000 new
buildings were erected,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-12
IouY
McCADE KRAFT 4 CO.'S
ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER.
IT Is THE HEST.
A LwAYs GET TIE BEST.
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.

For Coughs Colds, IIarseness BrunthItIs, WhoUt,.
Ing Cough, DC, lis, nEEUs COUGH SYRUP.
There Il no preparation BlIal 10 Il. Try Il.
MCCABE, KRAFT 1 co, TrUIrlctorr,
OCJl Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-12
MANHOOD RESTORED.

a EiCilm Of youthful impftllenCc, causing pro.
mature decay, nervous debility, etc. having tried
In Ialn every known EpmClly. hAs i0und 4 iimpIO
seItutV, which he will sGI Iree In his fellow S,iiT
TTrfA AhlrCm J. II. REEVES, - Nassau street,
new Imk. Ian6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-12

The Washington Chronicle has been
delying among official statistics, and
finds that the claim that the people Of
the United STATE. are extremely liberal
and generous in their support Of the in
stitutious Of christianity Is not justified in
n very hattering manner when considered
in connection with their liberality in
other particulars. For instance, there
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
General NestS

The mississippi river 1o5c 10 within
less than an inch Of the danger line al
Memphis Yesterday, Damage to crop
along the river below continued, but
only in individual cases. No extend
ed disaster was reported.
The house Of William P. MilDurn al
Freeport, III, was burned yesterday
morning, and Mrs. Milburn persisted
in the flames. The loss tn the build
ing is $12,0 600 The Tomlinson mill
at Robbins Station, six miles above
Georgetown, Del , was burned on
Thursday night. Loss. $4,000.
a freight engine exploded in the
yard OF the FitchhurG Railroad, al
Charlestown, Mass, yesterday after
noon. The engineer and fireman were
blown out up,n the roof OF car in the
rear of the tender, but escaped serious
injury, The brakeman was scalded.
but not fatally. Several other porsnDs
wcrc injured by 1ying fragments
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
Beechel's L0siness.

1t is claimed that Mr.. Beecher receiv.
ed SIC, 900, on account for writing the
Life Of Christ" and promised TO I'm
ish it in two years. His failure to keep
the contract, it is conceded, was the
principal cause Of the failure of his
publisher, J. + Ford & Co. He will
tax ali day, hut is not willing to use
pen, and he had to DC constantly
urged ca by the publishers, frequently
dashing of manuscript for Mr.. Bonner
Of the New York ledger, and for the
Life CT Christ" while the messengers
waited, He Is now said TO have made
another promise to labor diligently on
the third volume Of the Life OF
Christ when Re returns in the fall.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
The Result of the WranOte.
AN Ep1roR OTIS DRUNK AND Is KNOCKED
DOWN.
From the stata SentineI Pan

An FpTToR OFFS DRUNK AND Is KNOCKED
DOWN.
From the State Sentinel. Rep.
Assault UpoN F1.CoNoRrssNAH Lor-
LAND AT MILFORD Upon last Sunday af-
tcrnoon, while Major tofand was upou
his porch, chatting with his family, DR.:
w. c. Davidson. Deputy Collector, and
editor OF the Nelrs and Advertiser, up
preached tho party. On being politely
requested t. take seat, he replied that
na "wcsld not sit in the porch Of q
ID SKUNK" and followed this remark
hy calling MIR. Leland d-d scoun:
| d. sl. Wherenpon tie Major arose md
stepped upon the pavement for the pur-
street. Here Davidson struck once and
was thareupon KNOCKED down twico by
DIR. Lohand, who it is said, was then
bout to infict serious punishment upon
his sssailaEt, but desisted at the request
Of his wife. Public opinion seams to be
undivided "a TO the inezcusab:lity of
this assault, made on tne Sabbath DAY
upon q gentleman in the presence Of his
family. Il is said D.. Davidson was
drunk
WaA7 TIE PRESS SAYS AsorT II.
From the Dover Sentinel.
We publish in another column an &C
count Of a brutal assault upon ex- Repre-
sentative Lofiand by the editor of the
Meas and Advertiser. Fortunately, Mr.
Lohand was able to punish his assalant.
but many will regret Mrs. Lofands .
kindly interference in lNhaf Of the ag-
gressor.
Really. DR.. Prettyman, yea viii have
10 make change. Either remove Friday
from the newspaper, or relieve him OF
the duty of gauging whisky. But, upon
reflection, We think it is the whisky-tne
newspaper won't hurt him; or anybody
else, for all that. Query will he hurt
the paper? Wegive it up; we can't an
5wer our own conundrum
From the Sussex Journal
James +. Lofand and VIM. (. DAVID
son, of the Milford Ne,rs, had personal
encounter on Sunday. The report goes
that Davidson in reply to IN invitation
to tea used very profane and indecent
language to Mra. Lofand in the presence
Of her daughter, and that while MIR.
Lohand was putting him from the house
Davidson struck him in the face We
know nothing of the tactU, and, as it is
a family fuss. ahall not seek them
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
Democratic Candidates.
FOR CIT TREASURER.
EDWARD MCINTYRE
Nothing g"iU be canned 0y False
EO0f1e

Tue Rep,.it.can has recently mad, some
very gross r2is-statements in its edito-
rial columns in regard to the Democratic
Nomination Election, whicn arc too bald
not to show their utter atsurdity or their
face. Its neighbor, Jlrnes Bradford, Esq
was candidate at the same election. and
was defeated by small vote r. was
voted for OF the same ticket With MIR.
Whiteley, hut does not complain of being
prescribed. He says he is perfectly sat-
isfea with tie result-that the election
was open. fair and honest. and that he
thinks the ticket IS ore cf The strongest
we have ever rreeortei at & city elsc-
ton.
In another column We publish e. esTd
from Mr., Thomas Ford, who says Tho
whole story as toli II NJ. Vernon is
grossly m;srapr5-onte1.' 4 .fDIjy en-
daTse ". Th.teIe and ii: -,st of:lH Dem
oeTatit ticket"
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Reglster's Order.
RzorsrEh's OFFICE.

New Castle County. August 81. 1875.
Upon the application Of WILLIAM A.
CLEAVER Administrator of JOHN. CLEA-
YER. late Of 81. Georges Hundred, In
said county, deceased; 1t Is ordered and di
rected by the Register that the Administrator
Aforesaid give notice ofthe granting of Let
ters OF ADMINISTRATIVE upon the Estate of the
deceased, with the date of granting thereof,
By causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, In six Of the most public .places
Of the County of New Castle. requiring all
perssns having demands AZ linst the Es-
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act Of Assembly In such case made an pro-
vided. And alsocapse the Same TO be insert
d within the same period In the VIII
.ninGton Gazette, Q newspaper published In
WILMINGTON. and to be continued therein
three weeks, (E. o. d.
f->, Given ander the hand ami Seal OF
L.s. 0fice Of the Register aforesaid. al
49, New Castle. In New Castle County
foresii. the day and year above written
3. @. BI1aS. Rsgistsr
NOTICE.
AliTeysols ha ving claims I'D sinst lie ks-
tate OF th. deceased must present the saIns
duly attested to the Administrator On or before
August I'd. 1875. or abide the Act of Assem-
bly, In such case made and provided,
VIM A. CLEAVER.
AdministratoT.
Adaress--pott Penn. Del. aue%eodSw
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14

IRAr WATcH The Cg,1mere.sl and
Every Epem'ng are Quarrelling o7er a
watch Mayor Simms gave 10 ". s. Pride.
OF the latter paper. Dir Si,nrns ought
to have Ead two watches. Why the Er-
cry Eren.Hg editor should take The soft
impeachment TO heart 50 deeply is one Of
the things "a fellar can't find out" /,
persists that it does not take bribes al-
though the Commercial did not charge
this Pride and Siulm7 might have been
let alone in the enjoyment Of thair s..
crets.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14

An L:7cn--''- Ao7Elz.;- j. I.
6eald, Esq, convinced that tcs test
mode Of dierc sing ot zeal estate that
which he hes 3 long pursued Of selling
without reserve sa,h property put I'D.
announce tha1 Ee will have weetly sales
OF dwellings, lots, stocks, Sc. On Wed.
nesdays Ct TIE Clayton House. he soil.
sits proposals iron al pa1tle, having
property &c dispote OF. His advertise.
ment means business and should be read,
It will be found in another column. The
proposition is good ono, and will be
found desirable convenience by thoss
Who have determined TO change invest.
mapta.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
II CHANCERY,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. IS
Cause OF Partition.
Reuel Heisler,
l3-
Rebecca 8 Helsier
- 81

in the above cause made ut Chambers, ON the
second day OF July, 1873 Al persons hay.
ing any liens against the interest or estate Of
Re1sl Heisler, Rebecca s. Heisler, Rarzillar
Lawrence, his wife, Henry e. Heialer. and
hapcts ". Healer, or either of them, In the
lands and premises TO which said cause re-
lAtes. are hereby notified to file o partition
same, IN the oftice Of the Register In Chan
cary Tor New Castle County, ten days before
the frst Mcnsay ip September, a D., ls7a
ana - appear sad prove salA Liam q Rens n
Hing q Tie c4rt = sSird =, e n
sAME N. HARRINGTON.
wil.ans.on. Del. July ss is7a tosspss %
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14

Before the Democratic Nomination
Election the candidate for the HIay5r.
atty pledged Themselves in tha usual way
toabide the decision Of the Democratic
party. and none will dare to q back On
bis pledge voluntarily given, tie Pep..t.
liesn's opinion TO The contrary notw;th.
standing.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14

If anything in TIE world IS completely
absurd II Il Tor 2 D"!1orratlc rev spa p6r
like the GAzET-E t7 JGIk q Republican
prejudice again & 5li6yea p"r .-Co.E-
n.erc,Gl
Why, then. docs not the Republican
party put negroes on their election tick
cts in the wards OF this city for the Coun-
Gil and ScLool Beard As the D5mocra-
tic party was opposed % giving he nc
sroes suffrage, md receives none of their
votes, of oourseT isn7t lIre2:ed 10 nom-
mate them for oGace Bnt Tho Eepubli-
can party would llaya n5 hcpo for olec:.
ing its candidates without the aid Of tie
negroes, get it hides them undeT its bush.
el. and only notices tham vLel 1t wants
Their vet,s lie C.1.ms ia says:
The Republican. Pa y set The slaves
free, while the Democratic party sought
TO 6cep them u topdGg5. Tie former
party gave tAeG d 7ote. While tie latter
resisted e~9ry step II no ne2sue
The Republics rar.,- st the slaTes
free 70 use t4er- a led for tuusts in
fighting tte.r masters -rd - receive
Their votes at eiscti9r- "0p- oolc7ea
troop3 fought tea- .ly..
''Tney have reoe.7ei la. AID decent
t-eatn. NJ, as American citize-s. from
the RePu blicars '--Ctu;ms7t,2.
Frodeyick Dou5.es does 2ct hid tta
sane opinion. IL .2;pts Ike Repr BIZ
ce1s shor s.-e the r-:1te5tl fax s.ad
proPc1scnats s2sTe q cl5.s u which
taeir votes er-itte tf.a, a. ! .!a. .uaJ
would receive tais if i -9Ze z:t Ear tie
Fact mat the TE.a Raputii,s- v3te-.
are 27.;AdTea c.=.7:. co:>,. IL tlis casc
Douglas comes up % the truth uvct
Nearer tEaa tie odi.,= Il the C.r,mtuia;
who seems 70 7aa- - rake Tie neerce.
believe the Denoc-at5 keep tlez. out {:
o@ee. The Democrats -?ui3 act e;7s
Office 70 white Republicans, e2i could
not be ezpec5=ito Dc -,r9 f3- tie col
cred ones.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
Last wear the Lo,an,e,, =,

Last year the Commercial opposed the
negro nominations made by hing rule
Ter City Council; but this year advocates
the election Of the city ticket made by
the votes Of negroes under the same rule.
"oh, consistency, thou art a jewel"
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
s c. Bioas. Rss,sts1
RneBrER's OFEIes.

NOTICE.
Al persons having elaine ssaihst the rs
tate VI the dcceas ed must present the same
duly attes.ed to the AdtSinis str tor, On VI
sernbiy il such case made and provided,
JOSEPH CAkPENTE
Admini.trator
Aidre&-W nmington, Del. sual3eodSw
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
NOTICES..

CPECIAL NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX
= PAYERS. The undersigned collectors
Of County Taxes having given notice three
months ago that the taxes were due and pay
one.twentioth one H % tho Of the tax payers have have paid paid
any attention to said notice, tho collectors
for their own protection will he Obliged to
enforce payment according to law, which
gives the collectors power to collect with
cost In ten days after they receive their dupli-
Gates. JoS. l.. CARPENTER, Jr.,
A. GIVEN,
auSl3ti Collectors
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14

TNAX PATKRs. TAKE NoTICEl
CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FoR 1915
The undersigned Receivers OF Taxes fo-
the City of Wilmington, will be at
No. 10 Z. sixth STREET,
between Market and King streets, on and
after the first day of July, 1e75, between the
hours of 8 and II In the morning and from I
to In the afternoon. for the Purpose of re-
seiving Taxes.
On all taxes paid during the month Of July
there will be 9 deduction Of i've cents on
every dollar; and all taxes paid ON or after
the the first day Of August, including the
frst Tuesday OF September, shall be payable
without deduction or addition as aforesaid.
and all taxes unpaid on the day next after
the nrst Tuesday Of September shall be In
creased by the addition Of ive per centum ON
the amount thereof,
EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Northern District tincluding all
North Of 9Th streetl
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver Southern District (inciudine all
South Of sixth street) jy36tf
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14

NoTfCE Is hsreby given that the partner
~ ship lately existing between the under
aligned, under the name of Walton q James
70 this day dissolved by mutual consent All
debts owing to the said frm are to be paid TO
Howard p. Walton, snd all demands against
SAID firm are to be paid By him
HOWARD r WALTON,
BRADLEY JAMES.
Wilmington. DEL, July 81, ls75.--ln
TNHE undersigned have this day formed q
l. co partnership under the name OF walton
Brother, for the purpose Of carrying ON the
wholesale and retail Ice Business, heretofore
conducted by Wa ton a. James
HOWARD WALTON,
PUSEY A. WALTON.
Wilmington, Del. July 81. 1s7h--lm
NOT1CE--MechAnics Loan Association.
IN 1fth eeries-300 shares In the nth series
OF this Association are now for sale, FIRST pay
ment to be made the second Tuesday In May.
Apply to ". ]. MORROW, Sec,y,
mar24f No Az French street.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14
iSHERIFF.S MALES.
IA ERIEF's SALE.

10 virtue OF aundry writs OF vend. kxponas
- to me directed will be exposed to
Public Sale. al the farm OF Jos. " Van
iegrtft. In Appoquinimink hundred, in New
Castle county, Delaware on
MONDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST. la33.
At O'Clock, A. NJ,
The following described personal property,
viz: 20
Two pair mules, horses 4 COWS. G pirs, 2
calves, peach wagons. ! farm wagon, and
farming utensils &C.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty OF Jos. w. NandcgIift, and to be sold by
VIM. II. JAMESON, sheriff.
sheriff Once, New Castle,
July II. A. D.. 1915. augo 2tawts
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14

COO REWARD .-Information wanted
S ~ Of Joseph Schmith. who left his
home in this cis on July 18th. and has not
been seen since the l4th. lie Is about 70
cut hair, and Is somewhat deranged, beng
unable to rccollect oa one day what happen
cd tho day before Any one giving infoTma
slon that will lead to his return 10 his parents
Will receive the above reward.
Other papers please notice.
CHARLES SCHAfITH.
Axle Manufacturer,
sugSotN 5l5 Orange street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
John hfcGrsnn.

In the matter Of the petition of James r
Rollins to be paid the one-han of the share
of Catharine McGuigan, decd. In the fund In
In accordance with an order O. the Chancei,
lor, hereby give notice to the Judgment
creditors Of Enphslet Rollins, VIZ: John
Bradley, Patrick Campbell. Joseph wiggles-
spra%ay; Washington gonas r 't the IosePai 9se oi
John Luz. John H. Adams. John n. Robin.
son, Henry Ii. Lodge, Samuel Ridsway, and
John Pennypacker. 70 appear in the Court of
New Castle County, at New Castle, on We'd
nesday, the eighth day OF September next,
before the rising Of the Court on that day,
and chow cause. II any they have, why the
prayer oithe petitioner should not be granted.
WILLIAM q. WHITEfEY,
solicitor. 3c,
July SVth, le.5.-wtss
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14

LooAL sTocE
Mlmingt9n Coal Gas canpss,
National Bank of Delaware
Union National bans ..'..
first NATIONAL Bank '''''"-->
Esrmers' Bank ...........--
National Bank Wilm. and R,,,;
Rela ware State Bqnds...- 1Aa'N
Mnmington City Loan
Vow Castle County .....
Delaware Railroad. fst Mor,,,... Nor y.
Delaware Railroad, exiensios'
Wun. and Reading. first NJ.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-14

pkAoHEsi PKAcHEsi PRAoHKs
ConaigAnsnts solieissd. a III. e,on
Kentucky is an entire hlufe. snip by a,
traan- Prompt returns made.
J. A. pu9AE
An 7; u7e'lW L0xiay1ue, ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30

Miss DICKINSON TO LECTURE IN RICHMOND.
Miss Anna f. Dickinson is announced 10
deliver two lectures at the, Theatre IN tn's
city-one on Thursday and the other on
Friday evening next. Sutieot for Tb III sthy'
Joan Of Are; for arlday, w faIs 10
Hnder!' Tae sale of reserved seats com
merces at Wyatt's pusic.s,ode this morning
1t is said chat the first money saGned by
Anna Dickinson, this cha@pion or Tetorm:
WIS twenty-five cents for serubbsaS pave
ment in the city of PhiIaahlphia. With this.
hafd-earred sum $40 purchased a ticket ard
heard oae of Wendell phlllipsS great Lea
lures. Now the press Of the caEntry repRe-
sent her to be Almost the peer OF that great
orator. She has. it Is said, accumulated Il
fortuae, and has certainly won much fame
Mss Dickinson Is the daughter 81 Mary
Ed4nundson. Of Delaware, sad resides in ths
city OF Philadelphka. IL is said thai ser char
table acts arc matters OF public reeoEI; thai
she is never appealed to in vain by tne poor
And thaEe axe other commenda'Jle trait.
which she is rrpresensed to possess. As tt
the mss;t of her lectures, thosC who desr,
to be critical must so and hear her.
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The Rev. Mr.. SRrnS.

TO- the Elftors Of the Richmond Disp1'tc1S
Havipg noticed in several Of the nortl ,ern
papers statement TO the eject that sho. -tIy
afar the 2assag~ Of the ciri.rghts bill a 20
lorsd woraan had entered the. Meade Mem o.
riaa Episcopal church. in Manchester, Va.
and that the minister. Rev. Mr. Sims, upol.
oelrSg informed OF her presence by a lady,
promptly dismissed the congregation; and
finding, further, an insulting caricature Of
our worthy and beloved minister in Harpeys'
Heek',E of New Eors, we, the vestry of the
church referred to. DO hereby declare that
the statement Athat a culored woaaan had en-
tered the church before the commencing of
SERVICE 'and by her presence eau4ed The con-
gregatiOn TO- be disturbed agd dis nsissed, is
utterly Salse and without the g1test foun-
datlop.
For the sake OF truth and justice we trust
that the Richmond papers will publish our
emphatis'' denial Of the charge. and at the
same time. 1--WE hope that the New Yersss Times
as we'll as>HdR;pessF Weekly will corBect the
injustice done our church and minister.
G. A. PEPLE, @
Chairman of the Festry
J0HN 6. CLARK,i r
IS t..r AUsvsTNE RoYAL5a ..
" +. +. MARKS,
T. NJ. FENDLEY,
CoSRAD LIPSCoMB,
J. I. WHTLoCK;
~; s. l.. INGRAM, NJ. d..
-.. ~.ia -u.,.. .... Secretary.
Manchester, March 81, 1875. ...,
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

RICHMOND MAN BRArEf, AND RoBBED.-A
warrant was sworn o'dt yesterday netore
Justice Martin by Mr.. Alexander Wells, of
Richmond, charging one Murphy and others,
stone.cutters at Tie PoWhile grauite quarry,
with having beaten him and robbed him oi
about $3.50 in raoney. Mr.. Wall states that
he, n comImr.y with friend. visited Inc
quarry suud4y, and that while there an alter, r.
cation occp. fred between his friend ana one
of the wo lknen. lie interposed iof the pur,
pose of parting the disputants. when sewers.
other sset upon him and his friend ana beat
and bruised both of them and robbed hin him
of his money. Sheriff FIournoy and Con.
sable Wiufree with posse Of about It. shs slS
J, men set out yesterday for the scene VI .I .Se
conflict for the purpose of arrestIng the
party.
MAyoR's CoUar.-The following business
was transacted in this court yesterday: :,
William Davis (colored), Charged viii
stealing an anvil from Mrs. n. Lipscomo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-30
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
i BINElNG, LlTHUGKAPHING, &C.
Conc soywEALTII OF VIRGINIA.
OFNoBSu.ERINTE,bDESr PLYIIC PRINTING:
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Conc soywEALTII OF VIRGTSIA,1
OFY0BSHrERlSTE E,DEST PuyIIC PRISTlNG;
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In accosfau &C with Jaw. scaled proposals will bs
received by the. Undersigned ut his once, IN ths
Gap.o ,s RuEsRAH I'D AMI 1sr lSaS the STATE az
Virgins. st. the chsuing twelve non'hs-as lo'-
l., sESA TIE bills, DOCUMENTS, JOUR-
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3. AVN UAL REPORTS Of. Ulcers, Boards, and
nrOYfr1,tJ.t Companies 10 hoard or l>nblc works;
it masS be understood that. the contractor sihB
nakl. charge for composition for extra copies
orGe ye,i by any. .astiiution oESlate oMcer. "A
. 4. &C rs OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY; ,.n
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TAAS REPORTS. The composition aug press
Eaiyxd before apymopey, VIII be pat1 -
Is. A II other PAMPHLET aud 'iOok-WORh re-
4 s~3 b. any department OF G9Yern%en Iern,. War;
rlis.s. Oahs, Commissioners BOOKS, foii-Boohs'
ans 3h-wora .sencraHy. -
Hie dcrs will state price per ! 900 ems FOR COM
ps,tI lon an, for prGss-work per token OF Zoo 'hf-
BISDING. FOLDING. STITCHING. RUL-
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LiTHDGRAPHING Letter. Heads Envelopes,
Sc. ,.
to have isrIns OF !urpe jobs dupIt;altd-sicf, Tor
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lhc sup, rini, nGnt also reserves The right TO re-
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the for The prompt ana taithfui e1-
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Superintendent OF Pullic Prtnting1
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