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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-14

COMMUNICATIONS SnOu1U DC dUUfeSSeU 10
The president or secretary, Donaldsonville.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-08-14

- Communications may be addressed
simply "CH1EF, Donaldsonville, La," or to
L. E. BENTLEY.
Editor and Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21
ChirnloOraZO.

We observe that about five acres OF Chin
horaz, Hill are to be sold In a few days at
auction. We hope that the city authorities
will orange for keeping the property out OF
the bands of spectators. Were they TO get
hold Of it very probably all plans for I'M
proving the hill for public use will be dc"
feateh.
We look upon that place as peculiarly pro.
pev ,ar public improvement. 4 locality so
near The port Of the city should not DC LETT
to ap;dalion and raggedness. 1t ought TO
be dressed up and m1de prcsentablP. 1t
ou.rt 10 DC handsome observatory spot, I'll
TO look down upon a beautiful river ana q
lively commerce Of a tlourishirg city. We
bee The city authorities to think that it is
moi Il mere matter of fancy or pleasure that
should prompt thcm to make such place
from which the citizen aud passenger could
behold the charming river scene. 1t would
be positive benefit to the city and posi-
tive stimulus TO its improvement. A plea
SAINT place on C:Iimborazp would be the To-
caIi,y FOR deriving the most favorable i'm.
prcssions and suggesting the most hopeful
euterpriSCs.
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DEATHS.

Died. at ClarcmonI, Va, "Wednesday, May 9th,
1875, Major WILLIAM All. CHI, Ill Tie forty Sc
Vrnth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place TO-DAY at 2 o'clock
Z. NJ. at Clarcmont, Surry colnty, Va.
lied, at the residence Of her father at o'clock
A. NJ. Yesterday. after long and paiuful sickness
ROSA ". daughter of u. l.. and TIE late Elizabeth
Lewis, In the twenly-sccond ear OF her age.
Her funeral Will lake place 81 The Presbyterian
church, Manchester, At ) O'Clock Z. NJ. TODAY.
Friends and aCquaint IRE invited 10 attend.
May She rest in peace.
Died. of consumption. May Goth, ut o'clock p.
NJ, KEBECCA =. SMITH, beloved wfeof Csptau
4. 4. Morton. in the twenty sixth year Of her age.
Her funeral WI. take place TO-DAY, May 2lst. At
L. NJ, al No. $50 west Marshall street. Her
friends and The friends OF her husband are respect
fully requested 10 attend.
Winchester tVa.) papers please copy.
Died, suddenly. Of pneumonia, at Maamoras,
Mex, co, on Nav 18th, Mrs DOUGLAS GRAY
BILL, wife Of Rev. At Grtybi'l. Presbyterian
missionary to that port, and daushicro Of f. p Tay-
Pc,ersbIrg. Lynchburg. s,auntou, and Charles
ton t". Va papers plea>c copy.
Died, on the 18th Instant, 1t z Z. NJ, KATIE,
daughter OF William and Annie u. FelthauS, aged
one Year, eleven months and four days
The funeral Will take place THIS MORNING Mt
8 o'clock from ST. Marys German CathoDcl church.
The iIiends and acqnainlauccs are invited 10 a..
tlnd.
Died: ut Shirley, on the morning of May Goth, at
9:20 O'clock A. OIL, Hill. CARTER
bis funeral viii tax place from hi; residence
TT is ttridsy) MORNING at q O'Clock. Friends
of the family are invited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

TIE MERCHANTS TAN [Fr0m The Nor
folk Ecrniag Times. The following letter
rxpilnS itself, aId settles QUESTION about
which there has uCeu s0Inc controversy:
i.cHaoNp. VA, May II, 1S75.- MUor W.
T.. FaSt.r: My lear Sir,-IOurs OF the Is b
received. I don't think any trouble will
grow out Of the mistakes made in the n:er-
calnt>' tuX-aill. The Crrors are mainly clerl-
cal. If you will eXamine the act relating TO
merchants YOU will find it to read thus (scc
scc,iun 49,: "Evcry Ee:chan! shall pay a
speciii: tax for The privilege Of purchaser z
IL this State, and also tax" dc. TIE old
Ia reads for The privilege Of selling in thi:
State" The word purchasng' i'll The new
law was substituted for "ol selling" IN The
old. so that lie provision would seem TO
limit lax:to on to purchases made in this State,
&hlc1, of course, was not the meaning OF The
General Assembly, nor is il so regarded hS
any ore, so far aS know. The literal SUD-
stitu,on Of the words "of purchasing' Was
mad. 10y the clerk without observing the el-
tect hat might be produced.
As remarECd ut tue outset, DO net Thick
any trouble will or can grow out OF 1t. Eve
ryb,Gy knows (merchants and hlD that 1t "ss
the purpose Of the General Assembly to tax
purchases Instead oi sales, rs had been pro.
posed bv some. These little Olesai>hGs in
our revenue laws show the importance Of
care in preparing them, and OF not Gro dirg
the IL osi important work OF the Legislature
into tie last few days OF its session. Hastily
and truly yours, WILLIAM +. TAYLOR,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

N.Y. FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND
CHEAP GOODS cf every description at astonisli-
ip.iv low prices at WILLIAM I HaLAlMEk's,
COZ Bread street, carntr Sixth street.
DRESS Cit;oDS-thc cheapest aud llrgest STOCK IN
The city;
BLACK GRENADINES from 35c. to 81 per
yard-cAlra;
81. .Ck ALPACAS aud MGiI AIRS, the greatest
Bargains:
LACr-s ri.lPE ard sATIN-sTRipE CoLOKED
pIQUEs, very low.
In WHITE GOODS II full line Of PLAID and
STRIPED MAINS UOk>, and STRIPED ana
PLAID SWISS MU Inns, extra chap;
IRISH Linens, WISS MUsLlNS, MAIN
sOIkS. CAMBklCS, &C., ali at lhe"ety lowest
prices:
si.s very low;
srRiprDnrd PL AIN SILKS for dresses an Trim
-, mingS;
tHIACK yOMRAZ!NE, TAMISE CLOTH,
NDUSSELAINEo, &C. fut line very low
CAsSfNEEkS, JEANS Sc. for mems and boys
vcar-,he cheapest stock III thc city. Call and
tie convinced of it.
PARASULs-l 900 nnw sty les will arrive on Mon
day the lOih instant, at ali prices and very
cheap.
LACE POINTS ard SHAWLs-The greatest in
tuccucnls offered Ia these goods.
Hat -SCAkFo very cheap.
s. Sl-R ,BBOSS-l 600 from 2Jc. to 81 4 yard
SILK SCAkFS-2,000 from 15c. TO $l.25 apiece.
CcRS LTS-2.000 from oUc 10 So al! Very cheap.
Ladies' and Gentle SEMMER VESTS.
G.ATLENEN'S FURNISHING GOCDS-A fun
lire Of White shirts. Hoe, Handkerchief>, Ties,
Bows, &c.. very low.
Also, large assortment of NOTIONS and FANCY
GuuDS too numerous 10 ment ion; all TO be
sold lower than the lowest.
KID Glow at 75c., 81, and Sl.25 worth soc.
pair more;
GENrLhMEN'S KID GLOVES, all cslors, very
low;
LAWNS.-Fuy some of the 12hc. LAWNS, and
keen cool. Now IS the hest chance before they
arc al sold. as can only gel a limited qutntity.
Al fast colors aad best goods, at 122c. worth
zoe. Il yarc.
Gail early and secure some of the many BAR
GAINS to be had al
WILLIAM THALHIMES'S,
COL Broad street.
Goods sent over the country G. =. ID. Parties
visiting samples please send postag and address.
WILLIAM THaLHlMER.
nyS Sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

NE SYCLE BROTHERS. 429 BROAD
STRIFT. call special attention TO fifty pieces
MOZAMBIQUE, Just received, at l2'4c-reai
value CSC. per yard; 1>o,,,
and shades, from l2Ec. up;
BLACK ALPACASal 80 worth 4Oc.;
extra fine double MuHAl 1T SOC, which people
ns'der great bargain 4, 62%c : o,,,c t., .,,o
The largest STICK Of MOURNING GooDS III 'he
citv; c,.
COZ E .oEhD srLhy. all grades;
bLarh.A sd WHITES Pr III X
SlLESai 75c. worth 81 per yard;
We have a fun lin" of CkSSiMkRES from 1uc'
rer yard up to $3; -r.,,>-cc.
HT,ra ti1s GoA AT i;W ana TtHf%sSs:
Llhs, ,TAELE;s ana r r. IL
Lag" CURTAINS and NOTTINGHAM LACEs-
-, an!ee n.,Hrimen ,,l c,,roErD MATING, all
TATiE- aud FLooR-oILCLoTHs; ~
Five huudred ,ircrs rev styla CAMHR1CS ard
PrhCAL:S 81 l2! and l6a,c. pr yard;
Three IM thousand ni'ccs new PRINTS AMI SHIRT
IEGsal s., I'D l0a per yarH;: STRIPES
4 full full sfo3k Of BisOWN and ELEACIIED GOT
Tons. sHEr IiNGS. ana IlLAO"-CASf
CUTIO\Snt The lowest prices;
LINN SHIFTING. very low: 49,
fui-wialh plLLU"-uASt COTTON 1t 12'.c
per yard;
An ed - variety Of FANS, in all styles ana all
prices: . ,
NEtk IL and lIaT->CkRFS-arice ASSORTMENT;
Lkt't; Tlh.> al 80 aud 75c. PER yard;
NECK and sasli-SlBliu\S vtryrn, ap:
Five thousand pair ONE ard TWu.BCTTON
ElD COVE. # all the best manufactures, al
75c, IL, and 81 % L par-this assortment Is
the largest III The city;
New style Il LIT :: .. ,,.
LANES and Ml>SEo' STRIPED HOSE from
mn.
LanIts = nnd CsESTIEMrN'S HFMSTITCHED
HAADkEKcnlEFo from 12hc. up TO The
LAi;E HASDKERCHIEFs-a handsome assort-
mrnt; ~ ,x,.,,,,-,., - .
CAMBHiC FDGISGS and ISSERTISGS and a
thousand different styles Of COTTON Thlt-
M,S,,S ana kUFFLlNGS at ASToSlsHISGLi
Low PRICES; .. -o-
Ladies ana Misses CORSElS from ooc. up
USBL~h pCnr.D Knitting COTTON, all Nos,
al 35c. ptr pound; ,,,
New STYLES LIatN COLLARS and CUFFS at
.slCLt BROTHERS.
429 Broad street. between Fourth and film.
Goods sent sll over the country Z. o. H.. or on re-
c, int OF the money. Parties wishing goods sent ny
~. ~ vii, ,Ie .se scnd hostage, myS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

The Commissioner of Customs, Mrs Il. G.
JOHNSON, in bis report to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, estimates the amount OF dutlaoie
mercantile entered ~ passengers baggage
in single ve9r at SIPS, 100000. This
amount would seem TO be vastly in excess OF
the merchandise that should be admitted as
passengers baggage. There is much fraud
ia thi> introduction of baggage. The Fede'
raj officials have become leariuily corrupt,
and no country surpa>scs ours IN this re-
spcc'. The tricks and coutrivances for rob-
bjnl. The Government are so complete now
that il is very probsAlr that the ciflc'ai
swari:.S suck up nearly Us much rs the Gov
crun,nt itself gets from lis taxes and lis
duties on Imports.
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spECrAL NOTICES.

nj SALE OF BEAUTIFUL AND AD.
MfRABLY WELI.-LoCATED LOTS IN THE
PLAN OF MILLs's GARDEN. FRONTING On
THE EAST LINE OF SEVENTH AND WEST
LINE OF EIGHTH STREETS, TO COME OFF
THIS AFTERNOON AT s O'CLOCK.-The spe-
ciai attention Of those who may wish to secure
beautiful LOT in the pan OF this handsome garden
Is called to the sale OF several OF those os 10 lake
place on the premises at O'Clock THIS AFTEh-
NOON. The tale will CON mence with the lots on
the east line of seventh street north Of the brick
st,h,e and will end with those which front on The
,vas, lin. of Eighth Plats VIII be exhibited OF the
bour of sale, For further particulars see auction
ha,d ". GODDlE,
my21-1t Auctio"ee''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

NJ HAMBURGH NETS,
.LACE-sTHlPE NJ SLlNS.
WID--LHtGK MUSLIN,
STRIPED anu Oh r.CnrD NAlNSouh MLSi;iS
OrGAHDY. ana MAJ >oOk MUSLIN;
BISHOP and .IGTUl;l.iLA"
IUCkrD. AMBkILin all widths,
INDiA-TWtIL-D LbNGILoIH,
WHITE Is: l -L1AAlto
RIOT - In all qualities,
PItJ r. TRIMMINGS.
Witt. BALLf lNGsS.
Cow TIY TnlMMlNGS i'll all OF tue desirable
;JAUHJrrGH fEGITCS ard ms FITTINGS, the
Iriy will assorted stock III this city:
INFANTS EN- bKUlDAnhD fhOth "AlSIS
FINE FLANNtLS: RUSSIA, SCOTCH, and
BIRDS Eye DiAPnit:
IN, IA-KUB .Et DlAfthS,
~ ,,y 10 !" LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

Death has been little busy Of late year
with well known men in Virginia, az d not Q
few have been rather prematureIy laid in The
grave. Yesterday we announced the death
Of Major WILLIAM ALLEN, Of Clarcmonf, and
to-day we announce that of Colonel Hill
CARTER, CT Shirley.
Colonel CARTER was true gentleman and
one of The most experienced ugriculturlsts
in the State. He was an honor TO the class
of farmers. Educated for the navy, he left
thu profession at an early age and came, at tho
death of his father, to take charge OF bis estate
. lie soon proved his strong qualities Of en-
crgy, activity, stout will, and practical saga
CITY. He brought the fine estate of Shirley
to A high and successful condition Of culliva-
ton. 1t became model OF lillage, and or
der and system prevailed upon it. He no,
only exhibited to his brothcr-farmers one OF
the finest examples in the Safe, bat he did
the cause of agriculture distinguished ser.
vice.
Colonel CARTER was highly educated gen.
teman, and studied we'll the politics Of the
dav. He was well informed on public mat
tiers. and took at times al active part in party
affairs. He was a member Of The Virginia
Convention Of 1850 to amend the Conslitu-
ton, and was more than once the Wing
party candidate for Congress in the Charles
City district. In all the public positions in
which he was placed he exercised decided
influence as q man Of strong intellect anu
excellent Judgment. Personally it may be
said of him very emphatically that he was
withou, fear and without reproach. OF the
old school of earnest, brave men positive
and not unfrequently stern in Judgment
he was yet a kind-hearted gentleman, and
under bis own roof generous host and a no.
bleman. He was about seventy years of age.
Msjor ALLEN, Of whose life soms notice
was given in our paper Of yesterday, was
the heir Of his uncle's name and fortune.
Years ago it was mooed question whether
the then venerable SAMUEL HARsToN, of
Pi:tsylvania, or Major ALLEN was the rich
est man in the State. WILLIAM ALLEN, OF
Surry, the uncle, was q man Of great wealth
In the celebrated Convention Of 1929 BESJA
MIN WATKINS LEIGH spoke Of the bountifu
and excellent hospitality Of Claremont in
manner that added much to its fame.
Major ALLEN lost greatly by the rsYage
OF war, and his wide and fruitful lands were
sadly chaneed-where abundance and con
<tentment prevailed in population of kindly
treated, aoundantly supplied, aud conten,ct
lasorng people, disorder, diminished pro
duction, aud unrest ensued. The wealth,
landowner displayed untiring zeal TO re
store order and .fruitfulness, and bat
achieved great deal. II was surprising /
see man like him, raised TO sfflueuce an
leisure, display so much activity in the bel
culean labors that were required of all t
bring order out Of the chaos of war.
The vast landed property which was il
herited from the uncle was mostly cntailed
and descends to the eldest son OF Majo
ALLEN. 1t may be said Of him with entir,
truth that the suffering ever left his premise
full-handed, and that under bis roof Their
was always displayed 3 princely hospitality
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ICE-CREAM!

&, ZIMMER, with facilities unsurpassed. ehcrs
10 the publ c PUnE CkEA Vi. manufacturers only
Of the DteI material and by The most sklfut hands
which, owing 10 the great abundance OF Ice, he Us
enabled 10 furnish at ually l'w rates; and So
Iicis the patronage OF pic mic parties, exGu ralon
parties. church festivals aug private Families guar
and all paris of The city. An sxamlniti n uf HI
CRt FAM. UrANGE and LEnOS-ltrtS. win COD
yiucc The most sceplcIl. q. Z, dMM"R,
1888 Main street.
Please leave YOUR orders for Sunday on Saturday
glad 70 serve bis friends. my7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

The Richmond dispatch is IN trouble. 1t
is 50 crow DID With advertisements that il
cau't find room 10 tell what grard thing
tho Cnesareake and Oho railroad will be-
come. - Religious Hcrold.
Ex4c;Iy. And our excellent hearted friend
will be sorry to learn that for want Of room
we are Also denied the opportunity to eX-
press our yet greater zeal for the " water
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

It's understood that the family OF the late
.Iuus MiTrHEa is in circumstances that would
make he a'd Ct friends timely and accepta-
be. contributions arc solicited by boards
in the uoyihCrn cities, and assistance is to bc
asked Of ouf citizens, who, we trust, viii be
ready to appropriate somewhat OF their
!ntaHs TO help The family Of one who peiilIcd
all III our cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

Jeremiah Hamilton, well.known colorod
broker aud barker in Wall street, New York.
died there Wednesday, aged SiNtS-two yens.
lie WAS said TO We the richest coloreu u,an IN
the United States. being rcputcd to be worth
- 5000 lie was formerly u West indian
Save, and leaves two educated and accom-
pilshed daughters. lie once offered a a'g"
sum to any whi.c men who would marry
them.
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sNARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
AND ARE DISPL aging o.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,
NOVELTIES IN HAT-SCARFS,

ELEGANT POLOSAISE GOODS in novel styles,
Including the .srEWARr NOVEL rIES";
COLpRED SILKS, PLAIN and STRIPED, in
great variety and very handsome.
ELEGANT STRIPED ORG ANDES IN mario"
and wide strlp@-same shades to match. Ihc;c
goods are new and very elegant.
Fifty pieces STRIPED PERCALES ut 1876. per
yaru-ncycr sold before At les than 23c
We desire to call especial attention 10 our hfty-
cent GRADE BLACK GKESADlNE, which we
offer rs Il great bargain.
A full line of BLACK GRENADINES from SOC.
to $3.50.
MEXICAN GRESADITE for rOLOShlSES.
MANY decided bargains IN LINENS, TOWELS,
DAMASk TABLE-NaPklSS and CLOTHS
from recent auction saes-bought cheap for cash,
and viii be sold very low.
A large quantity oil hne SHETLAND ShA"Lo
with solid borders. NV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

Coinage Of the new twenty-cent pieces
was commenced Wednesday at the Phildel.
phia mint.
The Boston Globe is afraid Of famine in
ker Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

Nor HEARD FRoM.--Up 70 last night
nothing had teen heard Of the whereabouts
Of young Salt, The dcfauliog back clerk,
WHO lett here on Moniay night Of last week,
taking with him $4,000 in mpney belonging
TO The Lgncrburs National Bank. 1t is pro-
liable he bls succeeded in making good bis
escape -Lyachbmg Ne,os, 10Th. N,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

Ell" MATING! MATING! MAT
INVITE, RED-CHECk, and FANCY
MATING Ut all prices. oIi.-CLOIuo In all
widths and qualities CARPETS in Bru= els Ia
pcs,ry, Tnree-rly. Ingram, Hemp, and Venetian.
COCOA MATING,
RUGS, COCOA MATS,
IAo-UCkS.
WlSDO SHADES,
LACE AID NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS anu
CURTAIN-FIXlUR-S, at
LEVY BRGTHRES',
lOI7and 1919 Main street. Richmond Va.
The largest stock If PARhSOAS in this city and
at the iowe.t prices. my ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

VT BLACK SILKS; ST RI z E d,
PLAID. aud PLAIN COLORED SILKS at lower
prices than the same quality of goods can be rir-
chased for elsewhere. Those who are In the haeit
of sending north for their silk. are Invited 10 biing
their samples ard compare with our goods
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largest, cheapest and best assorted STOCK q
PARAsULS and SUN-UMBRELLA5 in this city.
my19
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

M JUST RECEIVED, ID BARRELS
Large P!neapples, so boxes Prime ORANGES 20
boxes Prime Lemons. 20 barrels Extra App'es'
White Peachblow Potatoes, Goshen ana aioup-
tain Butter, Baled Hay, Oats, Corn, &c, &c..Dy
W. y. CATLIN & CO.,
mvo11tx 1913 Franklin street.
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CGyFEGrfONEEyEs.

ICE-CREAM ~ am now
i supplying to- AL who favor me WIN iner
featuring bv steam, and usirg only the purest ma
terlals Al d fruit iiavorings am en4b'eh TO ohet
cheanfsl Fairs t. asIs. pic-uics. &c. can rely Oh
getting nice article OF IL. -.}kEAM at 10" price
nv calling on [my 15J A. P1ZZlSI, SO7 Brnadsi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

The gras>hoppers appear to have more
than one side Sky New York capitalists
and bankers have travelled stree Monday
one thousand miles through Missouri, Kan.
sas, and Indian Territory. without seeing Il
single uraSShuVper.
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M COD-LlVER OIL,

MEDICINALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST,
PUkEST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony of our physicians who
prescribe IT, and of patients who have taken 1t, that
1t is more acceptable to the stomach and more
easily assimjlated than any other oil.
A fresh supply just Received direct from New
foundland. MEADE bARkR,
Importing Pharmacists
fs1o 9l9 1sln street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

nF DECAY ED TEETH.-We have
nr.purcd. after consultation with some of our
heat dentists. a CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
cAYED TEETH aud DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts rs
complete disinfectant TO the odor caused by de-
,syed teeth, and Is very pleasant to the smcfi ano
TASTE Sold In bottles so cents each. prepared
solely by MEADE s BAKER, Pharmacists
f1o 919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-21

PROPOSALS.
NO CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS.

am III rec.ed by the Jail Committee of the Coun-
CT To Invite srnLr ID PROPOSALS Tor the Gaie-
rias for and CON AUCTION OF JAIL FOR
TnETOWN Of uANVILE.
IN. building Is TO be liz. feet long by sou feet
vide, with TT IN rear Ii bs % teet, aud 10 BIZ
two stores. Whole height, 81 feet Including
foundation walls; to have twelse r0osas, two pas
sapes with ST ,irwnys; four rooms ID se lined with
Cook Z Hralh's recently Invented ihl-llning ana
to have cas,-ron doors, flames an1 snsh OF lheir
patent, house TO be OF hard brick, covered with
tin.
bids will be received for the work as Whole, o.,
for the iron, brick, aud carpent-fs' ana oin.f
work s.par ,teIy Bids will he received up to noa
of The lstDaY OFJuNt, and Will be opened al
o'clock or Thai day, al my flee IN the presence oi
tnr committee.
The commlice reserves the right 70 re1sc. VII OIL
any Of the bids Ii rot sas tsfictpry. .
Pans and specifications can be seen ut MS ehict
in tue court. house, ava viii cheetfuly give all
| INFORMATION desired as TO plans and IsEis.
my 1O-tMy3l Architect for the COMMITTEE,
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ss..x,rAa NOTICES.

MT. LADIES GARMENTS LADIES
G PAYMENTS Prices marked down to close out
several lots, as The stock must be reduced. These
goods will lie sold al less than cost 10 close out IL
will nay you 10 exami, our stock of LADIES
READY-MADE GARMENTS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The largcs. stock Of PARASoLS and SuN-uM-
BKELI.AS In this city. my 10
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0-37-T1E NEW STYLE IMITATION

n~;y- MOURNING GOODS of every de-
scription:
CRAZE CLOTHS,
BUMBAZ,HES, TAhlSE,
BARGE, GEEAADiNE,
DELAlNsS, IAMANTlSE,
ALPACAS,
CKeps aud Love Wells,
ENGLISH and ITALIAN C4Ef1S,
CREPE COLLARS,
NOTr.ING MANUFACTURERS, for ladies and
gentlemen;
b. Ck CLIFTON HOSE, GLOVES. and FCF-
FItS IT LEVY BROTHERS..
A complete assortment OF oUS-UMBR ILL AS.
ny 10
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n1s~ NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS

r. r. PRICE & CO are sgain represented In the
northern markets and har" opened many new and
desirable FANCY DRESS and MOURNING GOODS OF
The rarrst laDricS.
HAMBURGH roLoSAISES OF choice shades,
BLACK iiOUBLE CHAIN CANVAS GRENADIHE,
BLACK lKUS GRESADISE.
RI lex PLAID GRENADINES tor ovcrskir!s:
BLACK GRENADINES from 4Oc., oOc., TO ~ per
yard: ,,.u
PLAID and PLAIN POSGEE PurLlNS.
fORDERHD URGANDtEs and JACCoNETS. DRESS
from 75c to So pr yard. light and me'ium KID
GLOVES two AMI three bultousl. LoVEFITTING
I ;ORsET 81 from 81 to IS each. HAMBCKGH EDG1SGs
unn ISSEHTINCS. THREAD SLOY Els, elk GLOVES,
.AI,STiFTs. &c, my3
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The funeral Of General Breckenridge,
Wednesday, was the largest in Kentucky
since that of Henry Clay. The Masonic ser.
vices were performed by the knights Tenn