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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17
HE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF OHIO
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

On the second Of Jur q, 1875, the State
Convention of the Republican party,
then assembled at Columbus. Ohio.
adopted the following as their fourth aud
fifth declaration of principles:
"FDurth-We stand by free education.
our public school system, the taxation Of
all for its support, and no division of The
school fund
Fiifh-Under our Republican system
OF government, there should boz 10 con
nection, direct or indirect, between the
Church and State, and we oppose all
legislation in the interest of any particu-
lar sect. Upon this subject we should
not fail to d oft by the experience of
foreign Governments, where the efforts
Of the Church to control the State con
stiinte an evil of great magnitude, and
endangers the power and prosperity OF
the people"
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
This Convention was followed, on the
18th of June, by the State Convention
of the Democratic Party, assembled at
the same place, and in the same room.
A. its thirteenth resolution this Conven
tiOn adopted the following:
'Thirteenth-H- favor the complete
separation of Church and State, religious
independence and absolute freedom of
opinion, equal and exact justice to all
religious societies, and purely secular
education, at the expense of the tax
payer, without division among or con
trOlled by any sect, directly or Indirectly,
of any portion of the public school fund.
In view of the admirable provisions of
State Constitution on these subjects,
which are due to the energy and wisdom
of the Democratic party, we denOunce
;he Republican platform as an insult to
the intelligence of the people of Ohio,
and base appeal TO sectarian preiu
dices."
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6mdL4g gasiHess Uileff0Lg.

A TrURNEl AND cot NSEl.isph Al l.A"
a ru.dI.X tgitio. tgiiice Os.T l-aiLis Tssu =
rs.,,e kutTauc-, seoOnC dOoT, ~ sia'is i%-i5'
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-09-17

TroRSET Ar Law an Cam agent gel,
"A wii ,,,a.-tts,. :zw iu STAT and 4. > Z OuTi
80, attend promptly Q" business eiiiu7led "
Iir care A. Justice Of tbe Peacs'. Will atb.ho
10 convey aHcing aud ttklL deISoslti1Iis- oli0'
Room y 1 MeiodeOn BulIdlns, flndlayS ".
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I.H.IOHNsON.

,,ft,c. I'm New Bank Building, West side OF
Man strOet, No. 80 i-NOH.%@-'lJ
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won the first honors were presented by Rev.
DR.. Jeter, and for each of these victors he
bad some word of kindly advice and en-.
couragement.
Mr.. W. F. Drinkartl presented the Barron
Durkee prize IA ten4dollar gold piece for the
best reader in the Third Grammar grade to
Miss Emma Walters, who, besides being the
best reader In her grade, has won first prize
for the past years. This fact was unknown
10 the committee when they awarded ber the
Barron-Durkee prize over, sixteen contest
ants, but goes far to confirm the correctness
of their judgment. r
Mss Zlidee Morton IS very nearly as good
reader as-h1iss Walters, and so the commit
tee of award emphatically said.l To Miss
Morton was awarded .a.gold medal, offered
by her teacher, Miss Whiting, for good read
ing. - ~ i 1.ti 4. a-!f-sa
The exercises were; concluded by singing,
and then the children and spectators were
dismissed.
Nearly all the teachers received presents
from their scholars. Mr.. McGilvray, the
faithful principal, received several from the
teachers, and fine easy rocking-chair from
the children. s.g z4Is s,:t ls-.s 81
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local MATTERS.

.,-.,-..,S SERVICES To.MoRRow.-The
49, ,nI,;ou> .crvices will be held in all Of
',..y churches tomorrow, except the fol-
"a. .,., ..rgi,l appointments:
49,. E3rr,s.-ncy. William ID. Thomas,
:, n, Norfolk. IL A. NJ. and the annual
..,,..,. IS III. Thcmqs at $50 7. NJ. before
w.. Missionary society of Richmond College
(. .,J Gru,ist. Rev. G.. G. Biting, D,
..1I !. VI. and SIS Z. M.
'.,.,r.. .>ye.F B0ptist. Rev. William E
....a,-. u. H.. al II A. ii. and Sis 7. n
p. nj .>-... .NcthodiSt.-Rev. William
.s,~..a' II A.. ".
:. s.is.. >u,.. Methodist. Rev. Il. T
.,,.a,lI \. VI. and SIS 2. NJ. Quarterly
,.raacr at .: +. NJ. by Rev. -. Z. Wills
r>.i.ls eide.
urEN-A!R MEETINGS.
Tie fu,iowing opeu.aIr meetings will be
4 on SunGay uDder TIE auspices OF the
.r. Nen'> Christian Association:
49,, Jail. At >: L. VI. J. ID. X. Sleight
theodore Ely son. J. u. Swords.
q A.,,lng,.t. and Secen'ceaM streets, at B.
N. !. +. Ells>ou. J. b. Watkins, Rev. Il
T.t,~r. -. H.. t. =. Rady. {. Mccarthy
l..ri and T,nH streets, at Ja L. NJ. Rev
:. Kcai,r. V. {. Mayo, DR.. j. 5. Mi
nd. By1tO8 Hill.
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| reporter got bot cold comfort from the doc
tors. All be visited received birn kindly.
and were profuse in their good wishes, but
would not give him any account OF the trou.
| Bile between Drs. Mcguire and Wexford On
faccount OF rule Of the Academy forbidding
them to siYulge its proeeedipgsr But from
,leakiDss berea there il was asceYtaiDed that
at the death-bed Of thelady Gas Dr.. Mcclure
charges) Dfs. Maceiif and Wexford saii
that Mcclure bad caused her death,
and that the expression had been re-
peated by DR.. Wexford before sad after the
meeting of the Academy above referred to );
thar some weeks ago Dr. McGnTre ThFeateD.
ed to make Charges sgaiDst Dr.. Wexford for
Iunprofsssional conduct. in this talkiDg about
his treatment Of the case :; that Mcclure
finally concluded net to moke the charges,
and was inclined to make friends With Well
ford that WellfoTd demanded coDBittee
OF investigation as to bis alleged uuSrofes!
-si0nal conduct, and took occasion to say some
sharp things about NeGnire { that Mc6eire
was then prevented from attacbiug Welkordl
by the advice Of friends, though he felt in.
suited; that the committee was appointed
and took vast amount Of evidence aHd
that Mcclure heard reports were 10 circua. |
tion that Wexford bad said he was acting, IN q |
coWardly manner, &c.. iSc. t-tG .+.
THE COMMITTEES REPORT.
On Thursday night the committee made |
its report, and after reviewing the case 10 sll
its various phases declared that the lady had
died from puerperal copvulions, and that
Wellford was free from the charge OF uppro-
fessional conduct. .-.-.-.l3.' -
After the reading Of the report-after its |
adoption, probabIy,-Df. Mcclure arose.
stated that he had heard reports emanating |
{as be had been told) from Wexford impugu! |
ing bis courage, and that he bad 'forborBe 10
mention this until the Academy had acted,
and asking Wexford If he had been correctly
informed. The answer, if any, was not sat-
isfactory. Thereupon DR.. McGuire told Dr..
Wexford be bad been guilty Of falsebood |
and trickery-using plain terms to convey
his meaning. Dr. Wexford responded by'I
throwing his kuiie at DR.. McGuiTe. Then
followed the scenes related in the eyamina-
tion before the Police Justice. f/&i.,' 1Asi
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[F0r the Dispatch
TO the Christian Women Of Richmond.


Oue who has enjoyed the privilege OF at
tending the truly delightful prayer-meetings
held by the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton ut their ball, on Main street, every day
at II O'Clock, wishes TO call the attention OF
Christian women to the blessing they have
so near them. They might both bless and
be blessed by attending. Their presence
would be an encouragement to the little
band of earnest Christian workers who turhl
in there daily for brief half hours COM
munion with God and each other.
Ladies, let US attend these meetings and
Join hand and beart with these warm-hearted,
noble men in their efforts to get good and to
do good. l believe if zoe were helpful, and
pray erful, and Ifoihful this meeting would
be as great u blessing to Richmond US the
Futon.Street pray yer.meeting has been TO
New York. ... M. l.. II.
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Hutcbeson, Dora Rose acquitted herself so
we'll, and came so near securing the first
honor, that ber excellent teacher presented
her with silver medal. e.tf ,,s.5-.4
The following Is q list of the pupils who
received diplomas for proficiency in German,
taught by Miss Lizzie S. Heiss:
IL MISS FURGUs's CLAss-Fourfh Grammar
Amelia bri.nmer, Hannah Zsnder. George ayce,
Mary Pulliam. Flora Bear, Henrietta Wallerstein,
Hassie Bernstein. .tr.s t'. =. - ~ at.'
IN MISS PECoR's CLAsS-Third Grammar: Bet
tie Thalhimer. Ida Meyer. - -
ISMiss # HyTcHESoN's CLAss-second Gram
mar: Gertrude WaIlersteiu Della Strause. ii, =
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sIAa6S h SAMPSON, h,P: NJ. real estate Ia lne Guy
Of Manchestay on. h alstreet-
eRFrBBs q WILLIAMS, p. NJ, building lot on
FranEiin staset, facing Monroe Park.
nv WEIsIGFR a CO.. bkP. NJ. lot on Eleventh
near Kairasdis,rest, Manchester, Sd.
aI1s JUSTINE RDYAEL,1 10h A. n, household and
Kitchen faraituTa &c.
'gRAHKD ID. HILL, cSzP. b., eight lots ip Le"isS
! plan, koaketts. sa aI ai -
sanO,y UGH &TAYLoR. 9 P. ~, two lots in the
- city OF Aauchasser, on Hull street..
FRA NIX n HULL. o r. ~, house apd lot On me
- corner ai franklin and Lanfei streetS. ii 80
COOK e. LAUGHroN, 10 A. 81. thorouxhSsed
pony. boz ses, mules, &c. $3.50
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U>riD STATES DISTRICT COURT, FRIDAY
l, Naghes JT.StGtnJ.-ln the matter OF
T.. l.. GoTdUm. Bankrupt. The special COM
-..,>ioncl> appointed 10 sell certain OF the
la,krum'> property were authorized TO ac-
~ thr bid received bv them therefor.
Tomllu Bgax on rs. John b. Young etdls.,
ct.ancery. The commissioners report filed
EN -. 1919. was confirmed, and the clerk
-. directed 20 certify to the clerk Of King
William county the copies Of the papers, &c.,
:, required hy section 10 Of chapter lo9 OF
:-r t,a" o! 1873.
Ia The matter of Tomlin BrsXtou, bank
|~in. An order vas entered directing the
,>t,urv 10 >-l certain of the bankruprs
I.:"wcly.
Il thc lDu.:,g- Of Il. Il. Staut, Thomas 5.
,Ja~. and Thomas j. Thrift, bankrupss.
81" sales madr hy the assignee OF the 6ank'
..;t, land were c,uiirned and the assignee
nt.rd 10 mskr deeds 10 the purchasers
"-s- all the purcAa,cmuney is paid.
IL IA" luatlcg ol +. 4. Lacy, bankrupt.
ar report u The special commissioner filed
'rsiUJrr Il. 1874. was confirmed, and the
',.-Hry directed to pay the communication OF
!-t' Of dvHcr of the bankrup.s vile
.rr ptmrut ol costs.
lathe mater Of Peter y. II. Massie, bank
-. IL" pyd"g allowing Il homestead eX-
t-,Jou ~, suspended, and The bankrupt
"', ordered 10 -Luw cause on the 18Th OF
.k Lex! WA! said order should not be set
=, .t~.
IL i4r matter Of Ap0ilos Boutwell,, bank
..st. The assignee wis oidered to resell the
"a" called" Clifton and sell other property
lac haikrup. The as>ignee's account
- !rcoLmitlca 10 Commissioner Atkins
'-'iner LQurs aud report.
!1r Trustees -: thr Mutual Bulldog Fund
-,a plI.or >aYlH@> Bank oS. The First Ma
s'.1s hInh Of Richmond, in chancery.
3. Hiias.lon aHar1ed on the 9TH Of Octo-
"!, lNI, ~, dissolved and The complain
'4..' 1Iii dismissed.
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Nc NI>'> CHRISTIAN AssocATIoS.-A
.,.,a- OF .:.r directory Of this Association
=, :,.fd at ASSOCIATION Hall yesterday after
.G.tGr.r.tcN-J Taylor EllysoB. prcsi-
.. in t4y chair: {. r. RaGy, secretary.
".- I'M, transaction Of thc regular routine
..,.., The ;tlIuHing gentlemen were
.,u,auu,,y elected members Of the Asso-
.'.m: R,T. II. +. Bacon. X. s. Chamber
.,.. uuty,ay Warw lck. II. B. Baldwin, j..
N.l.lan. Incnl> Ftilfix, +. 5. Lump
john y. Eh:~r, .l,mcS Ca>kic, George
..rro,. }. y. ri"Ic.. J. W. Ferguson, 1.
.l.t.i.uu. J. II. >'ou', }. W. Smith, W. L.
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DIspsrcu PnINTriGa.Ho orsE.-In order to meet
tbe constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
b.y. added q we'll selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together With our Imp sovED MA
cIuSaax r, aud sKxg1lL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrans us IN guaranteeing the VERY BEST GLASS
OF waak at moderate,fgules and in the most ex-
nrdlIDSiS manner,
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On Thursday night An.
derson Booker, who lived at 40S Ninth
street, near the free bridge, retired enjoying
bis usual health. During the night some OF
the persons 10 the room with him heard him
make noise, and upon examination be was
found dead. Death was caused by disease oil
the heart. No inquest.
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Ian OLp FIn~r VIRGINIA REGIMEST.-The
n.t,, = Of tn, old regiment will meet next
-1av cycring che 2J,h) at the Virginia
.r...,- !lou-e-Which has been kindly ten
.rI hv Mr. James -. Browne-for the
..ru>c Of .aRkin@ arrangements for the an
y.r>arv @! ~" regimen, which takes place
e. he l>'H H.! .lul,.
r,.H,ra +. I. Moore, the president, and
.i'.,u +. II. ChlmbrrIaync, Jr., secretary,
. t..H2 all N their power 10 make the an
, lry one winch all vii! crjoy.
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t.I}>. 10 A LADY Mrs. Elizabeth
!t t,Il II IT, corner OF Seventh and Broad
81 man II apcpl"Ny al II O'Clock y.
.s.>,rrJa}. and ~u> picked up by Police
:, Gentry and removed 10 No. 214 Seventh
,t. Dr. .lphn Burton, Il visitor to the
$. ani poi.a"w OF the late Dr.. Patrick
,~u. prUiaihly rendered the necessary as
'.a,.r when called upon by the officer. The
: ambulance was telcgraphed for, and
:. Clark wa> removed 10 her own house,
>ry,nih ana Gary, under care OF DR.. Brit
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CoHmSSloN oS MoSEy-O -ORrERS.-1n pur-
a@r~ oi Al act Of Congress approved March
80 on and after July 1st the rates Of
mni,>!ou charged for money-orders will
chalsrd nS follows: On orders not eX-
,!ia- so, 10 cents over Slj and not eX-
nlrn4 so. Is cents: over $50 and not ex-
din so. 30 cents; over $40 and not eX-
,lu. 800. - cents. United States Trea.
~ note, or national bank.uotes only re-
~ III nlLl
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LECTION cF pYrnIAS OFrICERs.-At q
..."sI"2 OF !linc, Lodgr, No. II, X. F., the
''"'"ia2 o!lcrg> wcle elected for the next
IA =. "ya'a-; v. Leigh Burton, G. c.; Il. H..
'",.!, '. g.; j. Boston Hill, prelste Will
-M }. tldQick, X. Of X. and s.; William H..
,Id'zo. NJ. h.; K. \. Z. Uabney, NJ. r.; r.
,,''I1I brnug. ". al a.: j. c. Clifton, |. & /;
ID. Muse, a.. T..
-" " il-elns Of Myltlc Lodge, No. %, held
-. evening at IDnc,rdIa uali, the following
,,~4teis %cre cicclCd for the ensuing year ::
%%,au Maxwell, {. c.; W. L. Garrett, Y. c.;
A. Aayo, pre|ale; Wiiilam Hancock, NJ. at
e, a. Janus Nlnhorn, /. g.; Donald Innis,
" ~. N. j. Powers, i. G.
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ton, all Of which were referred TO the com-.

mittee Oh Cemeteries. ~ ss 80
The mortuary report for May was sub.
mitted from Or. w. Z. Weisiger, president
Of the Board of Heaitb, which was received
and fled. In connection herewith Dr..
Wsisjger rendered his resignation as; a memr.
ber OF the. Board, also that Of Mr.. John q.
Robertson, both Of which were accepted. !,
B a communication was received from Mr.. :
Spencer Haneock declining The position OF
conmissioEeFifrom the Fourth Ward to resi-
asses the eaieasate OF the city. Accepted.
A sHmber Of bills were presented; from
the finance Committee AID ordered to be
paid1 atter' which the Council, about 10f
O'Clock adjDurned. ifeiit ss's - z! Z ss';1es
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ALARaE srsoE. OF REAL.LAcEs at half. thaar
value, Sashes Sash Ribbon saarfs, aud Ties, VIII be-
closed out at the Paris Millinery Company's, over
I .pg Rvnthprst ..a' t'-a. -. q
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SAVE TIME AND MONEY. by going 10 BosCHEN's,
500 and 5ll. Broad street, for all kinis OF boots,
shoes, trunks, Yalises, or. sitchels. st Sid ..lp
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SAVE McsKY by having yong printing done at the
DIspATcH PEISTISG-HoCSE. GOod WORK, low
prices and satisfaction Guaranteed rl
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LIrHoGRAPHKn, ,CADDY-Ll4fELs at sTMoNs.&
KEININGHAM's, Eleventh street between Main ans
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DISPATCH PRINTISG=HousE.-Unsu IA
cilItles for the prompt execution OF all kinds or
urntlug Urderj filed promptly and at low prices.
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! N TIL tAr!foL.-Thc Governor yes.
g.: appointed George ;. SeXton, OF Nylhe-
j. n"'al. public.
ANrrut.I, c,.!ncncy was extended to Dru-
. Nelson .rnI0rcd). who was sent 10 the
unty jail oi Nottowuv in May, 1915, for
E., y,agior u.Ijury. She WIS released be-
..,- q further Imprisonment would en-
.,,-ri her ..i,.
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LITHoGRAPHED. GIGAR-LABLas st SiMoFs q
KEININGHAM's, EleYentli strees between Mnin aud
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wr..sgE vfSTsHpAY was warm ana
~, ae,.us the forenoon, with clear ana
.. y,.rntr and brisk northefiy TO east
Wind, N The AFTERNOON.
r.. .~,ann.,er ~ me Dispatch Office
" - .'Hns -. 1870.
80 3 L. M............... SO
. N,'..'.- ''''.'' II Il y. N...... IS
'......'. '''''' ~ Etdnicht SO
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TODAY,

The closing exercises, &C., at Madison
school will take place at the school building,
corner Madison and Cary streets. at 10 A. NJ.
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LITHOGRApHED, NoTE.EEADs ut S1MoSs &
KEININGnAAs, Eleventh street between Main ana
Cary. -.E"-# - f
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FROM TO DAY all oar Bonnets, trimmed and uu-
trimmed; Hats, Caps, Wells, Flowers, Straw Goods,
at and below cost atl the PariS- Millinery Com
i 4
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: TEE E,saIs MIIrRsEaY COMPANY Fer from to- I
day ths7S entire stock At and below cost TO close
them ou.r IT being their object to have new goods
every seassn.. y '.s's. = -
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No MoB1. NEED or HAVING YOUR COLLARS
washed. when you can wear EImwoods and War
ricks that arc for sale everywhere Il
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a. SrssoyS &.
KErNINGHAM's, Eleventh street betwesn Main and
Gary, 49,
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LEAVE YoER oRDEKsearlY to. day at d. CoLCN-
BUs's II you wish 10 secure the best article or
cream or sheYnet. 90 - aSat " tat
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CUSTOM lIANa-slADE) w9RH. TO ORDER: ae
BosCnEN.s, 50Rand 511 Broad street. ...a 81
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JOURNALS to ordes at SIMoss ss.S>KBININGHAMs.
Eleventh street between Main and Gary.
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LEsL1E's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, contain
ing illustrations Of tire Bunker Hill eenten-
NAL, received from j. T. Ellyson, 1Il2 Main
street.
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PURE EIcE.cREAAI.-Tfy you wish Pfzz1Ns to fur :
nish you with his superior ICE CRExM for to-nsoE.
rows dinner leave your orders early to-day. ,tf
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f.AsosAL. DR.. a. Z. Dickinson, D. D..
" " 'Als ely, viii preach at the First Baptist
,"u'c1 III Petersburg on suDday morning
'11 :, AIktt. On Sunday afternoon DR.. Dick
'AVl u preach al Ellricks.
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! CAsH-BooKS to. order at SIssoNs i kEESIs9s
HAMS, Eleventh, street between siain and Cary.
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CLoTHlNG AND SHIRT swade to order, andR per-
feet I'll guaranteed or no sale, by e. B, SRENCA u
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LEDG ERs to order ut sIMONs & &KMNINGHAM'Ss
Eleventh street between Main and Cany.t .li n
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale by e.
3. SPENCE & SON. .-.-.L ~
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ENGLISH MouAIR COATS, something nioe, fox
sale low by 4. B. sPESSE, &xSoN. IL.
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YELLOW BANANAS inst received by P1zz1s,.

HEADQUARTERS RoR. PURE CREAM AND IcK>
CREAA.-Lemou,a veuila. s,sswberry. chocolate.
orange and lemon ice--pdces ,e.s .suit the iimss-zt
IL. COLUhBUs's, SGD Broad STREET ...si
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WEATHER TO-DAY Tie probabilities
..,. ~. ,-.atac,- today oc'N DC partly
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READY-MADE cLoTulNa:at low prices for sac sJ
E. B, SPENCE L SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

SWEET OsAHG Es--sS soPlzzINi'san get solae
Of this due fruit. .,.tgtfft : ~ Fst-t. (; ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

ALTON OF THE DESPATCH
,r.,.E THAN THE CONFINED ClRCCLA-
~ All THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
..f.~ W TlfEtITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

FANCY SHIRTS for sale low by Ell -sRENcE & /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

LINEN and alpaca coats for sale low By B, Bsje.
SPENCE 6 Son, 1900 Math street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

CANNED TOMATOES It al.sO per dozen at P1z-
LINIs. '''.'- '' 's' ''''il'',.s .'-' '--t s -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

Sort MARsHMALLow5. oHocoLAIx, and svM-
DROPS at PIzzINI's.I rIj Grli. ~ @a>f3t!n32 =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN aud fancy half-hose for ,
sale low by K. y. SPENCER SON. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

ONE DOLLAR will buy "a good gauze msrino 'snsS2
dershirt from L. b. SpEN sE % SON. EssR IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

GAuzEl aERINo CNpEasuDs. a cash. for saI6 Z!
BY E. B. SPENCE Son.. sgtp ,. -g ftge
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19

DrsR. T. Coleman, j. B. Mceaw, Wv.
parker j.. b. Edwards, and James Beaie.
,pho discnssed the medical points raised al
me Academy on the occasion mentioned, De.
aeyed that the lady's death was caused ny
nnernersl m m conyulsions, not by the morphla.
FACTS NOT EIsEwHaas MEsTioaED.
Tn searching for information yesterday oui
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-19


soFr MARsHMALLou,. CHOCOLATE and srs1-
DROPS at PIzzINI's.i ~ ColG ~ at>fi'!|3J ~
CANNED TOMATOES II al. 80 per dozen at PIz-
zIN1s. ''.HI .''-' '",>'i'''ts -" - l-'&
LINEN and alpaca coats for sale low By B, , sja,
SPENCE son, 1900 Msth street.
GAuzE MEEINo UNpEssHDs, "a. cash. forsaI61o
by E. B. SPENCE Son.. ays,i .v. F ,i4et
sTRIrRD HALF.HosE s6usals low by z. y. SBENcH ~
6 SON. ,s, ...s: e,,,fs ~ .s:,4 !sta ,HG9 Jtf
ONE DOLLAR will buy good gauze msrtno unsS2 y
dershirt from L. b. SpENsE q SON. f3E IN
ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN aud fancy half-ho5e for
sale low by E. r. SPENCER SON. = -
FANCY SHIRTS for sale low by E..B-sPENcE & Il,
Son. .
REApY.MApE cLoTuINa:at low prices for sac sJ II
Z. b. SPENCE & SON. ,y
CLoTHING AND SHIRT ]made to order, andR per- Il:
feet at guaranteed or sale, by L. b. SRENCA u (
SON.
ENGLISH MouAIR COATS, something nioe, foE
sale low by K. B. sPESSE'&SoN. -
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale yE-
3. SPENCE & Son. a3.,t IA
LEDG ERs TO order ut sMoNs & KMNINGKAM'Ss
Eleventh street between Main and Cany.t 3li tlsl