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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-08
OBITUARY..

THEODORE CARRI~GTUN died very suddenly
of congestion of the lungs at Bayfield,. Ms, May
her s, 1923. and rc.id-1 IN that CITY and vcint'
1hp rr atrr por ion of his life rs his ancestors fol
generations did before hun. -,.,,
MIR rARKISGTON, with his family. consisting OF
his wife ard five i'dren, hccime rcside"t o.
Bayield, WIS.,. about five Years ago, where he cor
,inued l., reside until his death. During BIS resi-
,lence in Ia, g, Id he attached the people very
strongly 10 hi IN by the example In his life Of IDaul
of ihs Durer and uusrlf,h attributes + human IA
,ure Patience hnmhlent s., i9rnraIance sinaness
s,epuiny aside from The pain "t christian rect'udt
10 sccr or realize any advantages, ana le"dlnS q
hlamelrss lite. lie died without Il siam upon ms
For several years he has conducted the only rccr-
lar PROTESTANT religious services AFT Forced to The
ppope of Bayfield,. K.ing Il dcraut and earnest
mem her Of he tpisc6pal Church. and authorized
hv the n. hop of The Diocese TO conduct service
he ertcrea upon tine dly WIN I z
IN, r,isrd with lime and he Tailored with thence
and zaai to advance The iuuic.t IN the church ana
Sunaay school that few men could have displayed
under sinl ar circum tsnccs. AS certainly as he
hour came for the service Sin storm and cold am
hes'-he was AT his post In The church. Making
pie Of hayield welcome 10 tn little mission church
10 meet him and Worship cod: and when he was
render a inal account TO Him whom he hid 50 truly
>ervrd, The tcople OF bayfield, incurred with one
heart.
those Attending upon him that he WIS close 10 the
BRINK and announced to the Id with clfar mi al ard
res igued h, art that his end was near. Wien he
said he was about TO die Re assured his broken and
overwhel lined wi e that he had no fears, aud that
~ knew lie would have victory over cra'h ana
receive the rewards Of Christs promise. lie had II
kind and assuring word 10 say to all of The many
persons who ~ He'd to see him during his as NJ -
mems. The writer hereof stood by his h-dSidr for
nearly an hour during the time he was taking lie We
OF his stricken wife aud children and the friends
gathered around HIM. and 10 all giving an "afec-
ionae farewt H. ard bcspeaking for them happi-
sss In this world and the blessings of the home fur
ui>hpd by The heavenly Fa her through hrlsi. he
gave 10 each earGest assurances Of his "saiety.''
and asked them 10 meet him III heaven by serving
God IN this worlo.
There was displayed throughout and TO the end
In every act. cpmplete and perfect Reliance upon
The saving power OF iic RPdcemer. He murDur.d
not word nor sigh f. the bur' en- laid upon him
neither there any fear displayed: but, re>ig, ed
10 every pain aud to The rapid ebhing of lift's
fame. he went 10 sleep In pesce. Surely death
VAS 4 Al owed up in yicsOry,n
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The Coa1-Strike.

The coal strike had time favorable,
for the strikers, the employers, ana Tor
the consumers. The weather was So
favorable that the strikers were relieved
from the terrible consequences Of SUI
feriuv for the necessaries Of life IN cold
weather. The owners Of mines were at the
time quite inclined to suspension Of work
on account of the want Of demand for
coal; and the mild weather abolished fires
in the houses. 1t Is not usual that strike
happens under such favorable circumstances.
1t is over now, and the miners have gone TO
work at reduced prices after having been
| themselves the only suff.rers-save where
they destroyed property: burning mines,
&c.
Strikes are generally bad and do great deal
of harm. Bad morality and bad passions are
engendered by them. There are malice and
outrage and destruction set afoot, and there
is great disturbance to the quiet and order oil
communities. In the majority of cases the
workmen are the principal sufferers. Strikes
arc resorted to as means of deferce for
persons employed at time when from fall
ius or Of trade, OK from decline in prices, or
other cause tending to weaken the manutac'
turers, they fud it prudent to quit work OF
reduce the cost of production. They propose
reduction in wages, or what amounts to
pretty much the same thing to the operative,
a reduction of workipg.time. Discomfort
arises, rumors are put afloat, alteration, bad
blood, and bitter speeches follow. Strikes
and schemes to irf1ct injury come next. The
mills stand idle. The manufacturer is mol
making fabrics; he cannot sell !; be is moi
paving wages for labor he does not need
and after weeks or months of hostility, term;
are arranged, and work recommends after
there has been more suffering to The opera
tiyes than to the mil-owners.
These things which cannot be com
pletely avoided are more especially the re-
suits Of such times as these. The war anC
Its incidents distur bed all standards Of value
Great demands put up prices, and labor ab
hors their reduction. Reduced they must be-
and therefore there must be strikes With
their troubles.
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~COD-LlVER OIL,

NJ COD-LlVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATIoN-THE BEST,
PUREST. AND aO5r ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our physicians VINO
prescribe 1t, and Of patients who have taken It. thai
1t IS more acceDtable to the sto.nacn ana more
On silv assimilared than any other oil.
fresh supply Just received direct rom New
fouudlaao. MEADE q sAkss"
Importing Pharmacists,
eIo e18 Ssln street.
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and industry, sheir copstaucy and undy'ng
perseverance,, will be liberated by just ana
wise administration, and the nation viii re.
gain its peace and prosperity, and proceed
again on its way to superiority amongst the
nations of the Garth. This Is destiny.
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Jous P. TABB, Esq, Of Amelia, was last
week reported in this paper as an "inde-
pendent" candidate for Commonwealth
attorney. We are informed and are tho
roughly satisfied that this characterization
did Injustice to Dir. TABB. He was net an
independent candidate IN the sense Of
running against nominee of the Conserra-
tive Darty.
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 9Th instant, from the bite Of pol
sonous ,n=cct, seven Pines, licnrie3 county ine
residence of his grandfather, John A. Fhcho.
ROW LER kACnO. sou OF Bowler +. and Emelinc
Eucho, aged two years and five months.
Iied, June 5. 1875. Mrs. Eliza g. CARING
TON, In her eighty fifth yer. go
Res Ell are Inc mead VINO die IN the LORD"
Her funeral took place fro 81. JOHNS church al
4 o'clock Z. NJ. on Suuday. June 9th.
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NJ 1T WILL PAY YOU IN BUYING
your DRY GOODS to call first on
vXnI z RRATiERS

NJ 1T WILL PAY YOU IN BUYING
your DRY GOODS to call first on
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
as dis Is the place where yoa will always hnd
good assorted stock Of everything usually Kept IN
tirstclasS d:ygoods house at the very lowest Dol
tom prices.
They call now special attention 10 their FOURl ii
SUPPLY OF SP sING AND SUMMER GOODS
Just opened. Amongst which you will nnd:
1000 pieces COLORED GRENADINES al LUG
Ter yard, regular value 30c.
1000 pieces DRESS GOODS at 12k, 15c and one
shilling per yard-alI goods which sold Two
weeks ago 1T 25 80. and 40c.;
Handsome assortment of all styles Of DRESS
GOODS from csc. yard up Ia $3.50;
500 pieces BLACK IRON-GRENADlSES at one
shilling, never sold less than Csc;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than
ever;
BLACK ALPACAs at twenty-five per cent. below
regular market price;
= and Al FRENCH PERCALES at 12Hc. worth
Is AMI zoe. per yord:
1000 pieces new LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
500 pieces SOLID and STRIPED LINENS al
12hc. worth Csc;
5000 pieces Few SUMNER CALICOEs and PER
Gales;
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN, an endless vari'
ETY.;
The arrest stock ever shown in this city of VIC
TURlA LAWNS, SWISS MUSLINS, TARLE'
TANs, NAINSOUkS-p PLAIN, striped, and
checked; PIQUES, LACE-sTRlPE MAR.
sEILLES, IRISH LINENS, COTTON and
LINEN DIAPER, BROWN aud BLEACHED
DAMAsKS, FRUIT-CLOTHS, TOWELS, and
NAPKINS;
WHITE and CULoRED BED-QUILTs from 81
upt SIC:
100 pleres "A. ga. and Ga PLAIN ana CHECh-
ED MATTlNG;
NECK and SaSH-RIBBf Ms verv low;
The latest styles OF NECK ana HAT-SCARFS
COLLARS, CUFFS, FANS, BELTS, CHAINS,
&C.;
from &c. per yard up;
Ladies and Misses HITE and STRIPED HOSE
ut all prices.
New goots are daily added to the increased stock
OF dry goods at slCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
mv25 batween Fourth and Fifth.
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CHANGE OF GAuGs.-The authorities OF the
Richmond and DInvil,e railroad are buSily
engaged in changing the gauge between
Greensboro and Goldsboro', the work having
commenced on Thursday (harl>tte ObSer-
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= n Il 1 |, I, -

nY NEW CAssIMERES: DIR IL ;
Du. H., &C, FOR sUuMEk.-r. K. PRICE, GO
IISIE MILLS LINEN DUCKS aud SUIT.
INGS. DkAPE L ErE Tor gen Iemcn; sSChS
SHIRT, II r 5. &c. stock kept full and cons ple't
through entire season. and goods sold at iair yau'
all The time. 5e1
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nEALING SPRINGS
w.B. B 1sHoP, PROPRIETOR
DIR. NJ. II. HOUST> IN, RESIDENT fhi
p.TU { OUNTY.

This d,seryedly popul W stiin'nc,, tar the r.
opened on The FIRST ia 0cJC,S ,na 10" xn" ' 61s
crption or visitors by the unoe'; g.. Incl keeping,
aud reels satisfied he will b. anlr - N win thrr
satisfaction to all who may ,1 ,,-sr springs
oaironags and sustain The r6pu al"n VII a. tn0e
who seek the use Of the waer h-'
poses. , zion TO parties
There VIII be- reasonable dedn RE ner-
who wish TO mske this THAR honcfJ.
For PAM" lets aud circulars giy'n way OF gel.
nu;e description Of the springs ana W. l. LAID 6
Co, kichmpnd, or 10 NE at the sprinss: ,en. there
tickets to Covington from all ponts.n,a.o nnt DE-
win be q close connection with hpe ',r,, IN road.
Parties D. eftrring private couseyanSas @ The
them by .eIegraph!ng TO the proprietor
Sp,iugs. ,,,d will furu III
MI narii.ular n laliye TO the waters ana oI,"r
M ia In w. b. RiSb0', ffop.S--
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Take notice that as guar dian Of Emma r. Kehr
WIZ apply 10 The { anccrv Court OF ti,e CITY or
hichinh I'D ON toe b dizzy Of June. S75 to rpr,n;t
me 10 receive the fund belonging 10 NV wara I'm
ne causs OF yrat man aud wifi perSuS kehr trus.
zee and remove the same from tbs State 10 suIii
VIZ. county, tennessee, where have uuailflt Il as
her guardian, and whore she resides with me.
WILLIAM Il. Gale
Guardian Of Enma E. htlr
Rs r. 81. CoSSER. bis counsel.
~ .Tr4W
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~COHEN BROTHERS MAKE REAL
TAcESa great spt ciaity Their stock is the largest
ever kept In this city. They arc selling VALEN-
ClENNas and APPLIQUE at about half their
value. Also, GUGPGRE for less than they were
ever known. A large stock of ITALIAN, YAK,
and COL ORRD LAC-S. 1e
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If any man spells it Feu de PEau,"
shoot him on the spot.
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rARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
ASn ARE DISPLAYING TODAY,
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,

NOVELTIES in HAT-sCARFS,
ELEGANT PoLONAISE GOODS In novel styles,
Including the "SrEWART NOVEL TIES ";
COLORED SILKS, PLAIN and sTRlPED' IN
great variety and very handsome.
rrLcAN.r STRIPED ORGANIZES In narrow
and wide stripe-same shades to match. Thee
goods are new and very elegant
s;ftv n,eces STRIPED PkRCALES at 1886. per
yarn-nerer sold before at less than 25c.
We desire 10 call especial attention TO our hity-
cent GRADE BLACK GRESADINE, which we
offer as n great bargain.
A full line of BLACK GRENADINES from SOC.
to $3.50. ,
MEXICAN GRENADINE for POL0SA1SES.
Many decided bargains in LINENS, To" Els
DAMASk TABLE-NAPkISS and CLOTHS,
from recent auction siles-bousht cheap for cash,
and will BIZ sold very low.
A large quantity of line SHETLAND SHA"Ls
with solid borders. nv 4
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ITO ALL WHOM MAY CONCERN

JNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Il Take notice That as guardian Of Mayo q. Kehr
VIII apply TO the t,hancery Court OF ihe city of
Richmond on The 9Th day of June, 1875, TO permit
me 10 receive the Iurd 1t longing to my war; IN the
cause OF featnan AMI wife rS. kehr, trustee and
remove toe same from this stire t. Spa dug
county, Gu where have qualified us her Il ~
dian, and where she resides with me.
&. II. kEHR
Guardian of Mary q. kelr
by F. ii. CONNER his counsel. my IL gu4w
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION. - NJ RSHALL ID
II ODCE. No 12, KNIGHTS OFSLsA
rYrHIAS, Will giy- an r Y Uk>lON 2oSi 4 u
WEST POINT NJ Mo I, JUNE l4,(StaS-1
1875. Boating. Fishing. Faith M. ID ne NS9
Ing, and all the attractions usually Afforded Sc;|
al iuls delightful Watering place
The committee will Use every cXeriion 10 provide
for The comfort of all who NAV attend.
uruer will be strictly enforced.
TICKETS Gentlemen, 81 ladies. so cents.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASGEM" STS.-George w
Shppperson a. II. Sum~alr. 4. l.. Phillips. JOHN {.
teller [ II arb ThaG thinner. William j. Mcuowril
William H. Baltic, " iiam Il. siZer, ID. r. Grad
dock.
Train leaves the York River Depot at " O'clock
\. VI returning, leaves West Point 1T 5 ocloca
Z. NJ.
4 BAND OF Music will be in attendance.
je STU, Ii, F&S4t
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MIR. X. NJ. POWERS HAS JUST IN
wi arrived from The Valley OF Vireieia ~
with q superior lot or 80 ", LIZ anu dAhA>1'e",
HORSES. cali and see them
We keep HACKS. BuGGlES, and HORSES 70;
hire, first. class. We also dave SECONDHAND
nv 90 - TURNER s. co.
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~THE BEST NEWS IN THE CITY
is THAT
WILLIAM THALHIMER


WILLIAM THALHIMER
has determined to adopt the oNE-PR1CE SYSTEM,
and has been engaged for the past week In marking
goods down to the ry lowest prices so that they
can be sold lower than In any other house In the city,
Having a small expense, and buying ana sel''hg
nv goods Tor cash only enables me TO offer extra
bargains aid. believing in quick sales and small
profits. l will from This day ask but one price, and
guarantee that 10 be the lowest in the city invite
the pul,ic TO call and see for themselves.
l, OCO pieces DRESS GOODS from 12lc. yard
TO 75c-a large assortment to suit any body and
everybody;
BLACK GRENADINES from l6a5c. to 81, In
striped, flured, black. and colored-striped. &C..
BLACK ALPACAo from 2oc. to 81 reduced from
10 10 Csc. yard;
BIACk-GROUND with WHITE STRIPE JAPA-
MISE SILK at 33c. worth soc. yard;
LINENS and GRf SS.CLOrHo for suits, &c, l2E
10 3Oc. yard;
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at 20, 25, and Soc
worth o.. yard more;
SWISS MUsLINS from 12A TO 3715c.-e xtra bar
gains;
and flQUES very low;
WHITE aud COLURED PIQUEs, a large line
very cheap;
CAsSiMrRES and LINENS, extra cheap and a
large lot. at SOC. worth TO-;
WHITE LINEN DUCK and STRIPED LINEN
DUCK, slightly damaged by fire, ut 50c. worth
double the price;
LADIES aud CENT? EMEN'S GACZE SHIFTS
at 50and 75c. apiece;
IL 90 PARASULS, Of all kinds and prices iIofu
SOC t. So;
l 800 CORs s. extra cheap from SOC. to 1880
SAsII-RIBBONS, 4 large line, from 20 to I3c-
very cheap;
KID GLOVES, the largest stock in the city to Sc
lect from. in light aud dark shades, at Toe, 81
audS1.25;
Best PAC FIG LAWNS trtmnantS) 1t l2'5 worth
zoe "A yaI d, aud lots IF other goods, at
WILLIAM rtALHlMER'S,
COL Broad street.
n. Borders / rom the country promp ~ atteLd'
ed to. 1eo
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OPEN ~ TIE PUBLIC JUNE lSr.
CAPAClTY........ ...............EIGHT HUNDRED.
This celebrated Watering place will be kept In a
style unsurp' ssrd In the mountains IT Virginia.
As 10 the qualities OF the waters and The high r..
gard in which they are hello by the "medicaI "A.
vIns" the reader Is raferren to the pamphlet n.
altssrs Purcell, Ladd & Co.'S, who are agent, for
the water and Ats.
Among The great features Of these Springs are the
ADJUSTMENTS which are vnried. and far surpa.s
those Of any watering place In Virginia. The
Grand Masqu" Balls anh farnlva In splen Tor AMI
briil!ancy surpass anything ever witnessed In his
section of the country. In fact. nothing Of the
Kind has ever been attempted hy any other summer
resort ard nothing but desire To- head could have
Induced the immense outlay necessary to secure
Moxlev, the Incompatible Washington costumer,
with his regiment or assistants, carl, ads ~ cos
tunes. tons of fireworks, and thousands II Chintse
lant-rns, and oceans # evergraens.
The Grand Carnival. which precedeS the brI
Jnnsg,te one night Is led bv Professor Ktteuhon>rs
full brass band. followed by Manr-General Is in
Command Of The MuIIigin Gnaris ano his Tar.
famed and thor ,u2hly .trtued Il plut Coley aat
General l.. follows with counterpart OF +. T.
Bsrnum's men. This page am. pas ing THROUGH the
beautiful lawn that nature seems tp have de> gHei
for lust such sc.nes. all jight.i IN with The hcu-
sanis OF lanterns and calcium lights. with ue-
works Of the most beautiful S cripi!un In full p|iy
all over the grounds, presents sght that pea
not describe aud must bc seen Il b. apprt ciatsi.
therefore all good Richmond cit'Krrs; especially
the young, are expected up this summer
lJ-I.l
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CLOTRENG.
NEW STOCK PRICES REDUCED IA

JOHN ATOU Fl E,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
GIT MAIN STREET,
calls attention to arrivals by express this day.
IMPORTED FABRICS
for sale at prices to suit the times. The quality of
the fabrics is superb. The work shall be uneHcep-
tonable. Take the opportunity and dress genreey
at moderate rates. apps
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CRoCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

l. tTOkS OF the several Virginia Springs. Wa
tering Places. and Hotels, is calico TO my large aud
weil-aelected stock of CRUCKEkl, GLA:S.
PLATED GOODS. and CUTLERY, suitable for
their usc With eXp.re c. of ten years cafe rug
to their wants ain s:iti>tcd that can give salts
fiction. 4 large assorr ment OF RefrigeratorS, Wa.
ter-Cooers, and Ice-PItchers, always on hand.
Also u rul line OF CHR a and Granite Chamber sets,
decorated and white, rs well as lin CHAMBER Sets
in great variety JAMES ". GIBSON,
nv % 1907 Main street. Richmond, Va,
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= WFETCTaLYBEATE SPRINGS, AL
DARsEs's HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA,

~ +. ]. BARNES, PROPRIETOR, ~
,r o,. for the season The FIRST Of ~ ".
msi iraa xilI be supplied With all The ce'1s ~
- ,hs alt wa or section aud very attention 20.
10 the con- "S.thin% my ~ 2m
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D EFRlGERATORS,
III ICE-CREAM FREEZERS,
WATER-COOLERS.
The iceland, CLIMAX, CHAMPION, and
FARSON CHEST, equal to any made;
TIN CHAMBER SETS Of thirty-fye different
patterns;
CIIAMBER TOILET SETS OF ffty-6ve different
patterns 10 select from: with full lire Of
DISNkR and TEA SETS,
GLASS. and PLATEULWARF.
HOUsE-FURNISHIsG GOODS, &c.
call is respectfully solicited from all In wan. OF
goods In my line. Prices 10 suit the lines
E. Is. TAYLOR
my 24 101l Maiu street.
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nsssohFEIeas & PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION The firm OF BARNES
~ & HILL is this day dissolved by mutual con
scn1. -,
All persons indebted TO said firm will please seltc
IT once. Tho 10 whom The concern Is Indebted
wlil resent heir clsms o L. Is. BARNES, No. III
Eighteenth street, for settlement.
I. u. BARNES,
j. NJ. HILL.
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PROPOSALS.
HULRs. HORSES, DC.

DtNTUCkY STABLES.-JUSTENN
II rereiv.d from Kentucky TWESTY. ~
FIVEHEAO NICE DRI We aud WORK -HOks e.
Also, good hroke MULES. For sale ut low prices.
A-'0' ODtNHEiMsk BROTHERS,
10 ard II FIFTEEN h street.
nv 17-1mx' between Matu mud Franklin.
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JUNE /, 1875.

p. y. BARNES will continue the WOOD ard
COAL BC-lNrSS at th above stand. Thankful
for the liberal piro age 1T slowed the late fir
hon. BY strict attention 10 hu,in S. to m"rIt the
sane from my frienCs aud the publ C generally
IL S-Dik =, H. BARNES,
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.,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETuFORE

E'HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between JOHN u. SMELLING and
& EoRGh MCGoyERS under he style OF S FL 1SG
a. Mccoy and ing business al the AFT Sa-
oon 915 Bank street, Richmond Va. is H. r-hy dis
solved by utuai con sent. George VEG ycrnr ,irlDg
from the concern. John ID. SGelliug assn Ing all
debts and II btips f the firm. All parties navirg
Gains against SUelIing & McGovern viii present
them j. ID. Sn, iu. for settlement. anr all caius
due the coLc"rn to be paid TO J.. u. Suelling.
JOHN ID. nj LING.
lie S.3t GEORGE MCGOVakN.
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IN Court Of Richmond IS committee OF John r
Anth omy, luuac. Tins is 10 otiry all par1les In.
drhtcd to or having claims against said JOHN f.
ANrnL'NY 10 come forward and sett e the same,
.. THOMPSON BROWN. ommilrec.
lie S.St E. lib Maiu street
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/ OsT, On CHURCH HILL ON sATUR.
~ DAY, June 5. 1875. ONE n sGUTlABL T.
No,E f.r 800. draxu ny ID. MsaCaltister, dated
June ~: thirty days. payable TO Ihs order II H. F.
sharp. The same has not Deen endorsed. PAY.
u,cnt Of same has been stopped. Tue hnt er will
please return II 10 me. n. =. SHARP,
eS-ltT 510 Twenty.Gfth street
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HYGEIA HO TEL, ,.,pc,x1A.
This speL do Hotel viii be opea ior tne ,ar his
ea,srsed the building aud made urmerV,n ssc,ps
movements. cnnsistipg OF additions! s .ntaes,
apar,ms ms. billiard and bsth'ro9a', one of.,he
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TERMS: IS ner day: sI7 so per week
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FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHFS APEAKE An All;
OHIO RAILROAD.
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