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NEWSPAPER SrsPgssIox. - The Church
man" an Episcopal journal la New York ,has
sons" disturbed state of the so1ntry. failure
Of rSmittaacSs, etc" But the editors, In tax.
Ing leave Of the readers, Intimate an sxpeet Ia.
ton that they Will bs able TO resume ere kong
The first number OF tbs OhuEchman was
printed March 90, 1881. AZ ths INSTANCE Of ths
late Bishop 0aderdonk,
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Special Notice

aN ............special Notice.
$4,000 WORTH OF.
ELL q a N II ID II Y @ O Q d 3,
AT AND BBLOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence Of the general hnsncial dersnge.
ment throp K hout tbs country, We have determined
to sell Of our superior aud desirable stock Of
ID Z Y q 0 0 ID :,
at q GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business % soon
We oser this day, every article at PRIME
COST, from paper Of N sedles up to tbs RICHEST
SILKS brought 10 this country.
In ROUsEkEEPING GOODS, our stock Is very
large and complete consisting Of
Table DAEAsK.
Linen sHERTING,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS. H0CKABACK, Sc. &c.
Splendid assortment OF
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles of French and English
FABR RIGS,
EMBRo!DERIEs.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDKFS.,
sHAWLS, CL0Aks and MANTLES,
sHIRTINGS and SHEETIN6S.
| FLANNELs and BLANKETS. of every dss0rip-
| t!on.
| IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
| BO9BA2INB rs and BLACk ALPACAS.
| Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
| gy- Purchasers are invited to call and see fol
! themselves. A. x. PARKER CO.,
| l4S Main street, Eagle Square.
| NB.-All persons indebted to us, will please
| call and settle their accounts without delay a,
'0 nh Il sH -ls' "'''' " A. & P. co.
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FIGHrIsa AMONG THBasILvEs "A dispalch
from Harrisburg, Pa. May g. says;

Almost riot occurred here this afternoon,
in consequence of tbs arrest Of soldier by q
police officer for disorderly conduct. The
officer used his billy 10 making the arrest, and
the comrades OF the prisoner attem pied res.
cue. The soldiers made threats and a large
crowd soon assembled. TIE Mayor called out
the Home Guard with loaded muskets, when
order was restored. Three companies from
Camp Curtin We're marched in and all the
soldiers found III the city were escorted to the
camp.
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IcR.-The Savannah News rejoices over the
arrival in that city of a cargo of ice from No
Va Scotia, the first of a like fleet, and says
YanBe5aodledorn can freeze up now. and close
their ports, they wish. we independ-
ent of them ever for their great staple.
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CBArLAIy.-Rev. Mr.. Campbell, of the Me
tficdist Episcopal Church, at Warrington,
Florida, has received the appoin tment of
Chaplain 10 the Army Of the Confederate
States II Pensacola.
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DEATH OF AN Elk CoSGRE-sMAS-Hon Hen
~ J. Seaman, an old New York dry goods
merchant, a member of Congress from 1845 to
ls41 and priva "a Secretary to Governor King,
died at his home on Staten Island, On the 3D.
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49, SU NJ N Il Il An A \ u +.
MBNT-TO PORTSMOUTH AND
sa1Ea1azz6zs NORF0LR.-The Steamer CURTIS
PbCk, Capt. JS0. II FREEMAN, will, on and after
MONDAY next, April LIST, leave the Wharf at
Rockelts rIssInnriy eyery MSHDAt ~ NEE
places, at O'Clock precisely, leaving NORFOLK
each alternate morning Except sunday at the
same hour, o'clock, and touch at all the regular
Landings on the River, going and returning
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk, 200; Meals
extra, so cts. each.
Freight taken as usual but all goods sent to oe
iarded on the River must be paid for when sen
down to the Boat, and will not be responsible foi
any damage or loss after delivering IL the
" harf to " hich 1t ID directed.
nh STE K. q. HA>klNS
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Suicide Gen. Sutphen, who recently COM
manded the Somerset militia, New Jersey,
committed suicide a few days ago. Cause,
men tai dependency.
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4 Tornado.

BRAScHvILLB, 5. o., May 6.-There was
violent tornado this afternoon, which cross
ed the Columbia branch of tho South Carolina
Railroad, near Stillon's station. Large trees
were twisted and blown down and uprooted
The telegraph wires were broken, and the
poles, In many cases, blown down.
Mrs O'Cains house, and several others,
were overthrown. and much damage done 10
property on all the plantations in that vicin-
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"THB JUNALUsKB ZoUAvEs. Col. W. IL.
Thomas, Senator from Jackson, has at the
service of the State one of the most remarka-
BILE bodies OF men in the country. 1t is Il COM
pany OF two hundred Cherokee Indians organ
lied for battle, and styled the - unaiuske
Zonavss." 1t appears that Dol. Thomas, who
is the business agent of the Cherokecs, lately
called "a council OF the Indians, and explained
10 them the condition of the country. The
chiefs discussed the matter, and said. after
consultation, that although they did not I'M
dsrstand the national difficulty, they did
know North Carolina, and would stand by
her. They were ready for any position in her
defence. This is most remarkable Out or Il
nation of some 1880, they muster two
hundred warriors for the defence OF North
Carolina. The Cherokees are ex pert riflemen 4.
They know nothing of military tactics. bHt
show them their work, and then they have
only 10 be told, when TO cease fighting. They
iignt in their own way, and every man Tor
himself The 'Zouaves" are ready at a 40
ment's uotice.---N0rth carolina State Journal.
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axs-Cod Liver OIL of several brands ust
to hand and fer sale. JNo. 0AHLICh,
ap5 Apothec7fy, fFauhhn ssIeet.
sE- Bed Bug POison-A Speedy Exter m ma
roE Fer sails by JGU. w. 0ARLlCk,
ap5 Ap"tuecary' &C
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmsnd Dispatch.

Important from Montgemery-virsinia Re-
coguized as a Member of the Confsderacy-
Secession Of Arkansas and Tennessee-Ten
Pillars Up,
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PARIS FASHIONS!

40 MISS RgBECcA sEMoN -
.tsSHas tqs E rs Ss with her rsw-
- PARIS FASHIONS
For Ladies' and Children,
And respectfully invite the Ladies' and 0entismsn
down TO examine her compl ete stock OF NEW
PATTERNS, comprising the following named
Spanish Suits for Boys; Zouavs and Josephine
sscous for Boys; Tomas and Hoplans Jacket Tor
Rows: Maxxappa and Prince Albert Apron Tor Boys,
Circular Blouse for Boys; Princes Paletat for
Girls: Children's Franklin Dress, beautiful; st
Lawrence Dress for little 0irls Misses, Cheruo
Sacoue Piceolomini Apron for Girls; Chfldren's
Flantra Apron; the Palmetto Apron the Misses
Tulle Waist; . variety OF Waist and Sleeve rat
terms; . variety Of Walking sAcques Tor Misses; 2
Cared Dress for Misses; an Arabian nsaue Ioi
0prlng for Ladies'; . new styls zoaave for ladies',
Zouavs Shirt for little Boys: Palmetto Akink
6scoue for Misses; also, great many osnef new
sty patterns now ready. Persons IA want oi
sometking handsome will call down so9n,
MISS EEM0N 10 now ready 10 hMnhvlp nna
BRAID ali styles Of esdle Werk;and STAMPING,
pTNKIN0 aud MARKING done AZ the shortest
noties An entire wardrobe for infanisi Ladies
FIaaneI shirts embroidered. Country orders
nromptly attended 10. Gu hand and for sale, all
rrnlors OF French and German Embroidery Silk -
Ladies', now call down ana see for yourseit-tt ID
nv motto to please. ThAnkful for your past pat
ronags wish continuance OF the same. Don'i
forget the place, Of Mr.. T. SgA0S's rssiasncs, two
doors below The St. Charles Hotsl, Maia g., lSI
sIAin.l l1S s-lR asBkcOA stn0x,
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

JOSPITAL OF THE MEDICAL COL.
ed by the ibsraIity of the stare, coat of more
than $4,000, Is ROW Completed, ard open for the
reception of patients 1t Is admirably adapted ~
furnished with every convenience requisite for
their comfort and successfu! treatment. lts ait
uation, on Marshall street, east of 18th, immedi-
ately adjacent to the Medicai College, while re
tired and airy, is at the same time &c utral. and
convenient of access from all parts of the city
TIE patients are under the Immediate charge OF
The Professors of the College, (who make dsily
visi,s,) assisted by competent Resident Physi-
clan.
Ali persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat
ment are admitted. except the INSANE, and those
laooring uuder SMALLPOX AND THsRtNFBcTIous
DIsoRpRRs.
oeivo special care and attention
Intending Beard. Medical Attendance, 60:
Whi.e patients '...'.''ss per week.
AMI At the same rate Tor fractions of q week.
Fer less than one week, u per day, up TO the
Several neatly furnished PRIVATE Rooms have
been provided for thore desiring separate accom-
modaious. Ihe charge Tor these will vary IRON
Fer suisicsi operations, fee ranging from e.
to $50 will be required, In addition To the above
az Ibi charges payable the removal u the patient
Admitted number of beds placed at the disposal
Of Cha rit&ble Associations, at $3.50 per anpum,
payable semi annually, or alta corresponding rate
Psdeuts conveyed to or from the Hospital In q
suitable vehicle provided expressly for the Pur-
pose
Citizens and strangers are invited to visit the
| Hos pitel, and insreet its arrangements.
| Presidept-Hr. J.. ). JOiNEs. -. ,
Attending PhysiCiaEs-Drs. TUCKER, OON .
| WAY, and mCCAW. ,, ,r,xc>
| Attending Surgeons-Drs. GIBSON, PETlCO-
| DAs, aud WELLFORD.
| Resident Physician-Dr. ISAIAH II. WHITE.
| Siewerd-F NJ PARISH APPLY
| DELLEYUE dO,PiIAL,
II CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, "a,
| WHITE PATIEETs-ln wards, " per week II
| private rooms, 81 to &ls par week.
| SLAvss-sS per week. Less than week, Sl pc
| dsy; bat not to exceed IS per week. Fraction
| over the FIRST week I'll cents per day.
| No extra charges except for surgical operations
| and then an additional fee ranging from w to 20
| will be charged. BLis payable on tie removal u N
| patient. No snsll-pox admitted.
| A covered spring wagon Will convey patients Y
| and from the Hospital when desired Orders ms.
be left at the Hospital or ct tn osce OF A L. HoL
| LADAY, 18th street, betw cen Main and Cary.
The subscriber, W no has been connected Will
| the Institution since its foundation, having taks
| Ii under his exclusive charge, aided by competen
| assistants, sclicits Il Continuance OF the liberia
patronage Of his friends and OF ths public gene
| rally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
| JAMES BOLTON, N. D.,
| Grace street, between 18th and sth.
G. W.P. BROCK, MD,
| Church Hill COZ. 18th and Marshall sts
| q. II. HUNTER,
,.u-,y Resident Physician.
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By Redwood & Reach, Aucts.,
81 Main street,
rrT,ox S.ICOF NEW aNDSFCoxD

UCTION SALEOF NEWAND SECOND
"A HAND FURNITURE. sHkLFlNG, 1RoCE-
R,FS. LIQUORS, FISH, Gig Jars. DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE FANCY GOODS, &o.-We Will
sell at cur store on FRIDAY. May 10th, com
mencing At 10 O'Clock, lot Of new and second
hand FtRNiTURE, consisting of Chairs, alb 81,
Bureaus Mirrors, Wardrobes, Extension Tables,
Bedsteads. SC.
second hand PIANO.
Counting House Desks, &c.
FISH. LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS
And large lot of GOODS, On coutignment IRON,
. country sture-in part:
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
CkOCKEkY, SADDLERY,
BOOTS and SHOES, &c.
mye Ids REDWOOD KEACH. Aucts.
HIGH CUNsrABLE'> SALE.-WiI be sold
IA GA FRIDAY, tue l0th day OF May, 1901. at 10
o'clock A. NJ at the carpenter shop Ubion st
occupied by g. W. fubank, large assorf ment OIL
Ca penLero' Tools, Work Benches, Scrap Lumner,
aud Anvil, pair Bellows Vice, Benches, &c
/" satisfy distress warrant In favor OF L. ". Ca
ry, Guardian, sc against j. IL. Eubank.
TERMS Cash.
my bids GEO. A FREEMAN, II. C. C. R.
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BOARDING

PRIVATE BOA RDING-ON ROSS, BE-
L TWEEN 18TH I4TH SfREETS.-A very
large and desirable Room on the first door, sulIa-
bie for u gentleman and wife, and two rooms Io1
-inEIs gantlemeu my 5--ets
BOAKDING.-Ih have several pleasant kOOAs
ID vacant suitable for families Neighborhood
pleasant. and convenient TO business In the city.
Apply st the Carlton House. on lsth, between
Broad and Marshall SITS. several DAY boAED-
Kris can also be accommodated. -
~ 3o-2wS MRS bAss.
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&ys SkkA.n ~ EGx4i.x Ok L.
sIas.ss NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
ing and embarking Passengers a.
QUEENSTOWN, Urelani.) The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company In
tend dispatching their fsll-poweIsd Clyde-buiIt
Iron stea ms b ps az follows:
CITY OF MANCHESTER, SATURDAY. May u.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, May Is.
KANGAROO, SATURDAY, May rs.
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier a
North River.
RATES OF PAssAaE:
First Cabin. ...S75 Steerage.
Do. to London so Do: to London: as
stesrage Return Tickets, good for six months, 500.
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham.
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at re-
duced through fares.
as Persons wishing to bring out their friends
can buy tickets here at the following rates, &c
New York: From Liverpool to Queepstown, FIRST
Cabin, N75, Ss6 and 4l05 Steerage from Liverpool
$40. From Queenstown $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations
for passeng gers, aud carry experienced surgeons.
Tbey are built in water-t!ght iron sections, and
| have Patent Fire AnnihilatOrs on board.
90 Fol- further information, apply at the Com.
| pany's oIicss. JOHN Il. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or,
my 4-ts w. BELL. Agent, Richmond.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

nHY GOODS. GROCERIES, Pr Owls
viii be sold a, my store, on Tii6RsDAY May sth,
isel commanding at 10 o'clock, q large lot Of
Dry Goods, Hosiery SC. Groceries scap,
second band Furniture feather Beds, Mat.
trssses stoves, Cooking Utensils &c Painted
t!racksryware, Gallery. Fancy Art;cies, Tobacco;
Clothing, &C fmvsf ALEX Aofr. Anc:'r.
MIGHT AALES.-w1ii be 500, ~ suction ,
~ THIS EVENING, and contianed anti farther
notice a large and gs srsl assortment Of Wsteheel
Jeweiry. Plated Ware, Cutlery, Drv Goods ard
Fancy Articles. Sale TO commence 81 o'eik r u.
ia Ats KLBxAyDER MOTT. Aud'r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
81 Special Notice.

From this day. until further nstics, we shall
sell orr goods only for CASH, or its equivalent.
nv SIS SAINT NJ. PRICE Il Co.
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su,sSs-,rUvvye COx'S LINE.-F REIGAT
E1EsRtz&9 BOATS TO LYSCHBUkG ThkEk
FlMES A WEEK-TU ESDAYs,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt Tsos. T. KsK-r.
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. H. W: GuT.
Boat BLLA SCOTT, Capt J. W. sTRArroS.
Boat FAMX. Capt. W. 4. PARsoEs.
Boat -, Capt.
These Boets are ell Of the first class, commanded
by careful Captains and hands, and leave prompt
~ as advertised. For freight, apply to
Guy COX, Agents,
70 It's AtCox's shed, Dock street.
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TOL ES.-eix hhds. prime Jolss; 100 bbls
d comiaoI Whisky; ZOO bills. Mountain Old
rye w hisksy 90 ttsress prime Lard, for sale BY
My1 THoAAs JVS -, No. Aa's 81
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IIOLLINSs INSTITUTE.-This Institute mas
II Just closed a prosperous session The b.. ensp,
ing session will open on the nIst w EpS EsDAa
Anil iss2[ten months Far removed from scenes
OF excitement, IN the midst Of the ountains, and
snjoyiag the advantages Of fne mineral waters,
il offers TO youug lad I'd peculiar Inducements In
the present sta.e Of the country Tne facuity 10
composed Of FIVE gentlemen ana thfee asaiss io
Guiding Music $2ss, without Music, *iSg Apply
to the superintendent for Circulars, botstoqr art
Springs Va. Accommodations are an0rdso lor wv
sa Pay, half in ady ca.s cocKr s,n,,
NUTICE.-I vii! no, be responsible for any
kI sS = &C oo' from TINS date JOHN MORRIS.
GREAT a KIf CE OF INlB NVlD-
m sroial and political troubles, offer my whole
stock Of En- broidsries, comprising TIVE or three
ana and
and 500 Cambria and Dimity Bands at 100 per cent
below yalu a IN wn .. xn cbs al
my store. tmy 81 JACOB LEV 7. is Main ct
)O0 CMILDKEN'S COLOR ED HOO ?
IVO SKIRTS 0PENINd THIS MORNING At
Colored Hoop sAirts, to be run OF for only nine.
pence each Now 10 the TIM for the children that
cali COON Only zoo of them at ninepenes only,
auvs EzEklEL's, tasiisrt,s old staud,l
GUTTA rEKCHA DIAPER-A small supply
| - still ON hand ~ u per yard. My store Will,
| Tor the present, open at O'clock A. NJ, and will
| close al r. M-not > o. clock like most stores
| Is have sumcient force not subject to military
duty. imys1 LEVY is Main St
EW1S PURE LEAD, Horsnead Zine, Win
~ dow Glass, Coach. Black, Iron and Copal Var.
nishes, OF the best quality, Tor sale by
| X. w. POWERS, Druggist,
| mys Corner Main and 18th cts.
oils, OILS, OiLS.-sperm, Solar. Lard And
~ Machine Oils tor sale by
4 BoDLkER 4 CO Druggists.
| mys No. h Main st.
4 KMY CANTEENS.-Reeeived to-day from
"A Kentucky 1850 GuttA Psreha CAnteens, suitA-
Bic Tor the volunteers. For sale cheap by
| my4 ALEA. MOTT.
| 0IES.-eix hhds. prime Joies; 100 bbls
d cam,noI Whisky; Zoo bills. Mouatsin Old
rye Whisksy 90 ttsress prime Lard. for sale BY
MyS THOMAS JONES, No. Aaia ~,
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AUCTION 8ALB9.


By Z. b. Cock, Auct'r.
CENTEEL FURNITURE. &c, AT ACC.
N TiON --oa FRIDAY. lo.h inst At 10 O'clock
] will sell at nay store Il large assortment of gen
teei FURSFfEh he. fT"m a ia niiiy dsei nj ng house
Keeping, eops listing eff Wardrobas, Bureaus, Sofas,
LounEes, >ideboeris. Bea~.eais Cane and Wood
Seat Chairs, Tables. Tlar and shuek Mattresses,
Crockery. Glassware, sc
After " b'ch Wilt be sid a large lot Of superior
Havana CIstA RS. eighty dam ged by water sold
fer account of whom it may concern.
my Il. r. COOK, Auct.
HORSES, MULES AND BUGGIES AT
AUCTION ON SATURDAY, 18th inst. q 10
o'clock, " Ill sell al the lot on Courcii Chamber
Hill. several Harness. and saddis Horses, among
which Is a large white Stallion, years old, q
splendid animal, having tstsn the hrst premium
for heavy drsft at two successive Fairs held a.
the city Of Richmond. To parsons wishing to raise
draft horses, rare opportu nifty 10 offered.
ALSO
Four large young well broke Mules, 1 second.
Il Cn0K. Auct
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WOOD. COAL, &c

WOOD, COAL, Go
ANTHKACiTE.-An excellent substituts for
a Pennsy Anthracite, Tor all domestic
Us es, will be found in .
produced AT HOME.
RE Orders promptly executed.
BE TRRN5-Strtotiy cash.
JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
Yards cor 18th and Cary and kh and Byrd sts
IN ST
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= Amy CANTEENS.-Rsceive o.day from,
"A Kentucky 1,ote GuttA Pereha caateens, suitA.
biz for the volunteers. For sale cheap by
my1 ALEX. MOTT
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DEDFOKU ALUM AND IODINE MAS.
This article IL prepared from the water of the
BEDFORD ALCM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by .
careful and scientific method of evaporation,
whereby all OF tho mi erai ingredients and N edi.
ciua properties Of the water retained in II IN
impaired. Call and procure pamphlet Of our
Agents, containing certificates Of Prof. SAMUEL
JACKSON, Of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
ieiphia, and also twenty other Physicians Of emf
uenee, testifying to its efficacy In various dis
sases. The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Messrs. MBADR BAKER and T. T. RoBIsaos,
p. ECHOLS 4 SONS,
fe 23-d3m Proprietors.
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srpAMsoArs. saIPPINa, 60.


asl.LA packet schooner MANY WILLIS, Capt
u oRTH having the grester portion of he
cargo engaged, viii have immediate dispatch. -
For remainder apply to ....
nv 7-3t C1IeHlif v ="
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~ Machine Oils tor sale by
A BoDLkER CO Druggists,
M M Main
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IIAIR ORNAMENTS MADE TO ORDER.
IL Ladies or gentlemen desiring HAIR WORK.
csu have 1t done with dispatch. great variety
| # patterns of Breastpins Ear Drops Buttons;
studs Charms Vest Ch.ius Bracelets Neck
lacss Chatsisins Crosses Lockets: Finger
Rings, &c. C. GENNET, Eagle Square.
DOCK LOOKING. q LASSES-A very
[ suitable article for the volunteers; Wicker
| and Leather Flasks ter sale by
THOS. A. BULKLSY CO,
my4 1877 Main street.
| 4 lHILDkEN CARR lag Es.-A nne assort-
~ ment OF Chlidren's Carriages, for sale by
my4 THOS. A. BULKLEY & co.
| rURDBEAR-A prime article, ON reasonable
| " terms, for sale by
r.. w. POWERS, Druggist,
| mys Corner Main ar d 18th ste.
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D0RTE.M6NNzlF s. 81 ysIioas ~ T., feekss
lsr ;sls 81 laYN 4. hptkESS Geo,
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VKEAT BARGAINS IN CLOrHING.--
(I sHAFER. HALskY u co lie Main street, are
selling their entire stock Of CLOTHING and
QsntsF FURNISHING GOODS At great bargsiss
Having determined to reduce their stock ~ much
o possible they WILL from 70 day, Offer great IN
JUDGMENTS ia cash buyers. Psrsons ~ wait Of
c'''A'' sHsti S al. i ~ o., s. ssss 1t,
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DEDFORD Alum AND IODINE MASS.

PURCELL. LAb SHAS' co. S % Agents., 10
an SIM klchmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-09
HATS, CAPS, 60.
SPRING TRADE. 1891

Elicit 4 WEISIG
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOGBSA LIZ
DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
No ls7 Mum st., opposite Exchange onE. h.eh' d
Have ready. and now Offering to the mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina, and Ten nes
see Fl prices to suit the times complete stock OF
sPRlNti and SUMNER GOODS, which for variety
ana style cannot be exceIlsd- Buyers Will dc
mn o. FLIETT & WElSf9GR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
Gonse furnishing Goods.
EeQal Notices.

WHEREAS. the LINDELL HOgEL COM
w PANY by Il, deed dated the first ia, Of December.
sh,sn hundred and a MIN sSS o & At I'D
sso BIZ IT, other deed dated the sad first dy Of Deceos
1889 recorded in Bo9t No 2G PaSs go n,a TWSIIsa
~ MORRISON, EDWARD BREpELL snd fkA y ~
DcK tho following s1 ssiis 81 o%, ''
FbYt: lot or parcel OF and fsostng Two hd "a
so sf on .uS ssSnaSS aos %
by sixth street north by the north line o. INC he1 S I'd
red 70 JossPh TSn and snSwn a. s.,S o or piece
ground situate in said block eoutsinns abSst and
Sest deep on Green s:gee be The 6 s@
being 10. known sud designated the plat Of the o' Iiss
Chri,ty. as lot Ne 81 bounded the west BY No ~
ou by Chriiiy the no by Green street on .n
Sixth street. aud on the south BY es he,eh BsdsH
and Dick, in trus. 10 secure te Psymeh dollar,
therein described siountnE 70 tclr hnneieI All. each psys
being eight hundred bonds Of 1--we hunGIeS e,ktesa
Ole n Ten yesIs from the nt O.. 4, Or Sesr With pes
sent interest, psysble snnua ffonth1. ds ~hersss
bic ct the Bsnk Of Commerce AZ NewtS s.Ss thsi tbs
among other things Il was provided ~ should beeOms
due and remain unpaid for thNy Aye me said bonds
thereof thl then by reason OF s1e SSe Notwithstanding
aid bona. may not appear on h face e n usso
whereas .d se Iesi Company I NJ, sixteen Of said SOns.
sounpe 10 three hundred and esh. nsr due on tho
n Of watch the san aiSs sud b, Ssss
Sae FOR more than Thirty dsys. sns Is atm uNP''
a o hs, been %SSiTG i1fdsssM NJ MORRISON Ed
soPo aS q . tss win he d pre-
I'D asfs'a ss q: :sss
eleven IL the C'sSCnS e aS Of The House IN sss
s & 1 g.; psss 'ss ss';:
DosyG T pr. S's 60 he al. bond: 3:
s ss SSaS due GsSoa S &
payable under the PFC IvM AZ MORRISON la.
expenses Of the trust rnXvLRD BRBDELL rfa"''~
EERANKLM A. DlcH,)