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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-30

MAYORS CoURT-WEDNEsDAY.-Lizzie
Nelson, small colored girl, charged with
cutting q smaller colored boy with q
knife, was discharged with lecture.
Henry Toler, colored, charged with
stealing old iron, was remanded for fur
ther hearing.
William Kersey was arraigned for
abusing and threatening to assault and
beat John A. Fitchett, and required to
give surety for his future good behavior.
Edward Scott, colored, charged with as
saulting and beating Mary E. Tucker, CO.
lored, was called up. Mary appeared,
from the evidence, to be the aggressor, and
was required to give surety for her good
behavior, and Scott was discharged.
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DEDICATION OF THE New SYNAGOGUE
The dedication of the new synagogue o
the congregation of the House of Is
rael" will take place tomorrow afternoon
We give below part Of the official pro
gramme of the ceremonies:
| The members Of the congregation
House of Israeli" the sister congrega
tions, and invited guests, will assemble al
the synagogue on Seventh street between
Marshall and Clay, Friday, May 3lst, q,
halfpast 2 o'clock P. NJ.
After the regular afternoon service and
an address by the president, the audience
will march in procession, preceded by a
band Of music, to the new synagogue, on
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth,
under the direction of William Flegen.
heimer, Grand Marshal, in the following
order:
l. Band of music.
2. Six boys in black, who carry the
covers, mantels, SC.
3. Six girls in white, one Of whom will
carry the key, led by the assistant teach
ers, Professors Cofer and Mayer.
4. The Scrolls of tie Law, followed by
the clergy.
5. State and Department authorities
Mayor, City Council Judges, members OF
the bar, and the press.
6. Officers and members Of the congre-
cation, sister congregations, and invited
guests.
Having reached the new building, the
procession will halt the girl bearing the
key will enter first, followed by the pro-
cession in regular order.
Ladies having tickets of admission will
be in att ndance in the new synagogue
before the procession will arrive, and will
be provided with seats by the committee
of reception.
No children can be admitted except
those above named.
Owing to the limited room in the hall,
the committee found it impossible to ex-
tend general invitation to the public at
large, and consequently no person can
gain ingress unless provided with tickets
of admission.
The procession having entered the syna-
gogue, the ceremonies appropriate to the
occasion will be performed. Then SER
mons will be delivered-one by the Rev.
DR.. A. L. Mayer, in German, and the
dedicatory sermon, in English, by the Rev.
DR.. Isaac NJ. Wise; the services concluding
with the "Jigdal Hymn" composed by
the celebrated Marmonidas.
On Saturday (Sabbath) morning the
Rev. DR.. Wise will preach at the new
synagogue. He will also deliver lecture
in English on Sunday.
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING !:

| medistely go 10 tho place Of snch a. ans r.,rv
With them sui'abl badges Of their Offices, whan
there, the principal engineer shall have command
| over the fire wa,dens and commander OF the nrs
companies, and over all other persons who may
be present. and may appoint the stations and ops-
rations Of the companies with their engines, and
Of all Others for the purpose OF extinsuishing the
are, removing thir ga from any building on IRE OF
In danger thereof, guarding the same and sup
| pressing all tumult and disorder. Ifany person at
| = nrs shall refuse or neglect to obey any order
duly given BY the principal engineer, or the
warden in command, he shall for such offence for
| tsit Ave dollars"
Section Of the City Ordinance, after defining
| other duties of the Chief Engineer, reads "Du-
ring fires and inspections he (the Chief Bnginesr)
,hsll control all nrs-plugs maintain order among
| the fremen and bystanders, preserve properly,
command both city and fire police. note and report
to the Mayor all violations Of laws, or OF the city
| ordinances, and do all things proper for the ell
| cient operations OF the department y
| Section 10. "If any person interfere with hre-
| man in the discharge OF his duty, or loiter about
the engine houses, or IL any minor or other per-
| son meddls with ths engines, hose, or apparatus,
| as hereinbefors mentioned, he shall be fined by
| the Mayor not less than fve nor more than twenty
dollars"
Section IL. "Ths police OF the city in the reigh.
ooruCol Oh d Hre snAil asslst the HTe pOuCe, anu
during fires obey the orders OF the officer In com.
| mand OF the irs department"
So much for the authority Of the Chief Engineer,
| except in case Of riot"
| Section of the Code OF Virginia reads: BE.
sides the meetings required by such ordinances,
by laws, reg uations, semi annual meetings OF
the companies shall be held in April and October,
on such days as the com mander thereof may ap-
point, to examine the state os the engines, hose.
and other implements, practice Herewith, and see
that the same are in good condition"
Section Is OF the Rules and Regulations OF the
Fire Department reads: "No engine shall be
taken ont for trial without permission of the Chief
Engineer or the commander OF the company"
claim, therefore, that the trial Of aparatus on
the occasion referred to an inspection Of the
same, and nothing else.
While upon the subject Of the disturbance on
that day, will state that the warrant for my arrest
was procured by the man Clarke who, II seems,
made oath that l. with others, did assemble for the
purpose Of producing riot. How far that was
true, the citizens can Judge from the evidence
given. From the first time that Clarke saw mo In
the Court ntifthe last most positively tnst
he ad never seen me before. l was requested To
get warrant for him before he procured one for
me- busI declined TO do so. Not knowing him,
| was unwilling to swear that did.
| Very respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM A. CHARTERS.
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WILLIAM A. CHARTERS.

| RArIoSs FOR JUyE.--Visltors will please call on
me before A. NJ or at p. NJ. for tickets for next
| month issue OF rations to tho poor.
The following changes have been made
Mr. George X. Giles, corner Of Main and Second
streets Is visitor in District No. 2; Mr.. b. Sublet,
Broad street between Fourth and Fifth, is visitor
in District No. s.
new district, No. 30, lying between Broad and
Leigh streets and west from Henry street, to in
clude the suburbs, has been created, aud Mr. G. Z.
Tinsley appointed visitor.
lam satisfied that tie visitors are now earnestly
endeavorins to do their du.y both TO the poor and
to the Government, and II is hoped that henceorth
all eet-begging will he discouraged. Send any
such beggar the visitor Of the district in which
he resides, and II really worthy he will be prompt
ly supplied.
As cases o: imposition in several districts have
come to my knowledge would prefer 70 see all
the visitors. and hence hope tuey will call In per-
son for heir tickets
The issue of r4tions will commence on Monday
next W. W. PARKER.
May 20. 1857. my SGT
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE, !
RIcuxoyn Nav % ls67 {

TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May %, 1867.
Breaks very large-largest this season.
Market firm. No change TO note in prices.
Below we give the transactions $40 hogs
heads, ii tierces, and 10 boxes offered, and sold
as follows:
MASUFAcTURISG TOBACCO.
L,qs.-Common 10 medium dark working,
81 To 81; good dark working, IS 10 SS; sun
cured common, IS TO $40; sun-cured, good
Sl0 To Si5 coal cured, common, IS TO $40
coal.cured, bright, $l2 TO SIS; coal-cured
fancy, $40 10 *45.
Le1J-Common dark working, s8 70 80
medium dark working, $40 to sl2; good dari
working, 81 10 sli fine and wrapping, :l5 L
$50; sun-cured, Sl5 To SIS and s39; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 10 S35; yellow wrap
pers, medium TO extra, $35 to $lOo and sl2s.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs-Very common and heavy weights
81. 50 TO $40; medium, $3.50 10 $3.50; good
So to IS.
eoJ-English shipping, $40 TO SIS and s22
continental shipping, Sl2 10 SIS and 80
srExsISG TOBACCO.
LeaT-Common, tlo TO SIS; good, $l2 TO sla
fine, slo 10 80.
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Public Meeting in MeckIcnburS-A
New Platform.

On the 18th a meeting was held in
Clarksvile, at which were adopted the
following resolutions, which we publish by
request
|. ReSolued, That the execution Of the
plan OF reconstruction proposed to the
people of the unrepreSented States by
Congress in the act known as the Sher-
man Shelabarger bill is regarded by us
as a condition precedent to the admission
of their representatives into Congress {;
therefore we do hereby accept the pro-
posed terms and conditions, and pledge
ourselves to carry them out in good faith.
2. ReSolred, That we understand said
terms and conditions to exact of the peo-
pie of said States, in substance, the fol-
lowing requirements, to wit:
l. That the people of said States, in
convention convened in such manner and
composed of such persons as is prescribed
in the fifth section of said act, shall form
State constitution in conformity with the
Constitution of the United States in all
respects.
III. 1t shall be provided in said constitu-
ton that the elective franchise shall be
enjoyed by all such persons as have the
qualification Of voters prescribed in said
act.
III. That the Legislature elected under
said constitution shall adopt the amend
ment of the Constitution Of the United
States known as article fourteen.
3. Resolved, That in choosing delegate
IN the convention to be held to form a
constitution we shall endeavor to select
who will carry out the pledge made in the
foregoing resolution. ,.-
4. ReSolued, That faithful compliance
with the pledge made renders 1t proper
that the colored men of the county should
be courteously admitted to our political
meetings; we therefore, on the part OF the
whites, extend to them an invitation 10 40
so in future, and freely to express their
wishes, and engage in our discussions and
deliberations, assuring them that they
shall be treated with kindness and con-
sideration.
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SUMNER is upon us, if we may believe
the scorching evidence of the last two
days. Linen coats, straw hats, parasols,
and wilted collars attest the fact, and eve
rybody begins to seek the shady side of the
street. For ourselves, being temperately
disposed, and rarely patronizing the usnal
masculine reirigerators, we propose, if the
weather continues torrid, to rent the upper
story of one of the ice carts which are
driven through our streets, and there to
while away the sultry hours upon luxu-
RANT couch of cold Sdlrd,tSt.
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RIcBaoSD. May 70, 1897

To The Editor Of the Richmond Dispatca:
notice In the report OF the Mayors decision in
the riot case of the 9th instant one Of our city
papers states that Captain Chartsrs's right a.
Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department to COM
mand the city police and order them TO arrest per-
sons was denied, except In ease Of are riot" In
this. think, the reporter WAS mistaken at less,
did not so understand II. Fearing that It may
create false impression, and that II may possibly
lead to future trouble, give below all Of the
State and city laws on the subject:
Sections II. II, and u. Of chapter IS. Of the Code
OF Virginia OF lsso read ~ follovs:
When irs shall break oat In any town, th,
principal engineer snd tks ags wsydsps shall IN
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DEAD BoDY FOUND IN JAMES RIVER
As the steamtug Hero came up the river
yesterday she was boarded by several fish
ermcn, who informed the captain that
their drift seine had caught the dead body
of white man, which they had hauled to
the shore and tied to tree, between
Drewry's Bluff and Chatfin's Bluff. They
thought from appearances that the body
had been in the water four or five days.
Our inquiries elected no other information
than that the man had black hair.
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MERITED PRoMoTIoN.-We are pleased
to notice that Mr.. Joseph NJ. Gum, of the
police force, was on Tuesday last pro.
noted to scrgeantcy. Mr.. Gum is Q
gentleman, an efficient officer, and one Of
the most popular members in Captain
Poe's battalion, and we are confident that
no appointment could give more general
satisfaction.
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TOBACCO FROM THE FAR SoUTH.-A hogs-
head of tobacco, raised by Mrs. L. 5;
Farran in Union District, ). u, was SOLO
at the Tobacco Exchange on yesterday. IL
was consigned TO Messrs. Palmer, Hart
sock & Co., commission merchants OF TINS
city, and bad come its long journey en-
tirely by railroads, and was the hrst snip
ment of the kind ever received In TINS
city from that State. 1t was bought by
Messrs. E. 7. Pilkintoa l. Co., msnufsctu'
rers.
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SKIRMIsH on GOVERNOR sTREET.-Twc
well-known citizens of Richmond, meet.
ing on Governor street yesterday after.
noon, after indulging in few personali'
ties, proceeded to settle dispute with
canes. By friends interference, all arm
istce was declared, and the affair AMIGA
bly, settled over brimming glasses.
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QUICK TRIP.-The schooner Rhodella
Blew, Captain Peterson, sailed from this
port on lst of May for Savannah, discharged
cargo there, came up to Georgetown, S.
c., in ballast, was detained there several
days loading with lumber, and then sailed
thence, and arrived here yesterday.
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THE LARGEST BREAK OF TOBACCO ever
made in Richmond took place in Mayo's
warehouse on yesterday, when 293 pack,
ages of the weed were opened, and offered
for sale at the Tobacco Exchange, which
was occupied until after 8 o'clock in the
afternoon in their disposal.
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FALSE CHARGE.-We noticed on yes
terday that Mr.. o. A. Duffey had been
arrested on charge Of unlawfully carry
ing away two account books, alleged to be
the property of G. W. Ball. Mr.. Duffey
informs us that the charge was false, he
being a partner in the concern, and
equally entitled to the books.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE has been placed
upon our table by Turner. Sketches of
travel, stories, sentimental and humorous,
literary disquisitions, and engravings, con-
stitute the bill of fare offered in the June
number. The leading article gives an in
teresting account of trip over the plains
to Colorado.
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RACE AT JACKSON PARK.-The second
great running race of the season will come
off at Jackson Park at o'clock this after
noon. This is "Garrison race" for a
purse of 5000, with mile heats, best three
in five, gentleman riders. The horses
which have been entered are in fine con-
dition, and the lovers of this doubtful spe-
cies of amusement anticipate day of
q snort -
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auction Sales THIS Dan.

PAINE co. will sell at IL o'clock a stock Of
dry goods, boots, shoes, tinwsre, etc.
z. GATaRIGaT will sell at No. 1888 Main street.
at O'Clock, an assortment OF furniture, mat
''resse'. crockery, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at S O'Clock P.
NJ a handsome framed tenement on Stree cker's
Hill
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LITERARY.-The delegates appointed by
the various literary associations as COM
mittee of arrangements for the contem-
plated literary mass meeting will convene
in the lecture-room of St. James church
on Friday afternoon at half-past 4 O'Clock.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-We would
call the attention of those interested to a
called meeting of the stockholders of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
and Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Connection Company, which will be held
at the Office of the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad at IL o'clock to-day. Busi-
ness OF unusual importance will be brought
before the meeting.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RrcHMoSD.-This
court convened at the usual hour yester-
day, but as Judge Meredith, according to
previous announcement, desired to preside
inthe place of Judge Lyons at the Hus-
tings Court, no business was transacted be-
fore adjournment.
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The DAILY DISPATCH FOR THE SPRINGS AND
srsxER REsoRTs.-The Daily Dispatch will be
regularly mailed, for the whole or any part OF the
season, to our friends who visit the Springs
any summer resort Orders left at our counter or
sent by mail will receive attention.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Sold by Grubbs
& Williams, a lot on Marshall between
Twenty second and Twenty-third streets,
3s feet front by l20 deep, at slO.75 per
foot.
Messrs. Lyme s Brother sold on yester-
dav the brick cottage residence on Clay
between Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth
streets for 5000. Anthony Sedgwick pur-
chaser.
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THIRTY-FIvE MILES AROUND RICHMOND.
In the notice of this excellent map pub
lished in our issue of yesterday We neglect
ed to give the name of the agent for the
State. Captain j. S. Hayes, who has OBJ
tanned the agency, is a gentleman well
known throughout the country and the
mere fact of his connection with the work
is a guarantee of its excellence.
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LARGE FREIGHTs.- The amount of
freights coming into Richmond by the rail-
roads centering here is unusually large.
On Yesterday the downward freight train
ON the Danville railroad consisted of forty
freight cars fully loaded. The amount OF
shipments of tobacco by this road is daily
increasing.
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INTEREST on DEMAND.-The stock
holders of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad and Petersburg
and Richmond Railroad Connection Com
pany can obtain the interest due them tc
May lst, 1867, by calling at the office o
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
COMPANY.
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AUTioRITY OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER AT
FIREs.-The communication in another
column of Captain Charters, chief engineer
of our city fire department, should receive
the attention of all who have any doubt as
to the authority vested in him by the State
and city laws. 1t will he seen that he has
full power to command the fire and city
police at fires, and has entire control Of all
persons present on such occasions, and at
all washings and trials of apparatus.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 20, 1857.
AgsIvED.
Schooner Rholella Blew, Peterson, George
town, 5. c., lumber, Talbot BrOtner.
schooner Hannah Warwick, speiden, Ralt-
more, iron. Richmond and York River railroad.
sIoop Arretta, -, Norfolk, ish, womDle L
Jones
Schooner Wild Cat, -, Turkey Island, grain.
Warwick x Barksdale
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travsrs, Baltimore, mer-
ch an disc and pa,s.rger- ID. w. CuTre.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk mer-
cnandse and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner ID. l.. S'nrges, Nicholas, New York,
wood. Crowell & Currie.
Schooner Hope, Holland, Cabin Point, light.
MEMORANDA.
The schooner John &. Calhoun, Captain Cater,
from Richmo nd for New York with a cargo of
eighty corJs Of wood belonging TO 4 citizen OF
surry county, Is ashore on candy Hook opposite
station No l. She went on duIing tho night OF
the 2hth instant, and remained In same position
the 27th.
new YORK, May 2s.-Cl. ared, schooner NJ. 4.
Turner, Camp Richmond.
pHIL,DELPHri, May 2s.-Cleared, schooner
Pennsy Ivania, Davis. for kichmOnd.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK May 2s.-Arrived, steamer Ves.a ard
French steam man Of war can Bart, from Anna
polls.
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FREE PASSAGE TO LYNCHBURG.-The
Orange and Alexandria and the Danville
Railroad Companies will return free all
the delegates to the Baptist General Asso-
citation of Virginia, which convenes in
Lynchburg on Thursday the 9th instant.
The Virginia Central Railroad Company
will return free all delegates who are min
listers of the Gospel. Lay delegates will
nav full fare.
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Groceries. dc.

At WHOLFS'L AND RETAIL,
st N,w York prices
"A barrels Eut Lost Crushed Loaf. Granulated
" ana PulvCr'zfd Sugsrs:
,w barrels Stuarts ard loysrins'S Svrnps:
Il, Barrels New Orleans aud Porto Rico Mo'assss
w chests Hnnpowder. Imperial, and Young by
feu Teas;
:. ,sasts English Breakfast 0olong, ard Sou.
sAOng Teas;
81 ,Aes's Japan Tess, green and black, extra
e1slitv.
-. barrels warranted Pure cider Vinegar:
al barrels Pickles. assorted SIS:
sRavre'S prime No Bsv Mackerel:
a. ktS prime 40 l. Bay Mackerel:
!ssrces prime New LSbrador Salmon:
.n eases canned Peaches and Tomatoes
50 barrels TGriua, Cream, and Trenton Crackers
aaG Biscuits by
l>RoN, BENEDICT & CO,
Grosers and Commission Merchants,
ry!a INA Main street
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HUsTrSos CouRT.-This court met yes
terday Judge John A. Meredith presi
ding. The following indictments for felony
we're made by the grand jury:
Poney Harris alias James johnson
Walter Farmer, Richard White, and Fanny
Williams. The grand jury was then dis
CHARGED
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APPOINTMENTs.-The Governor on yes
terday appointed James Ii. Callison no.
tary public for the county Of Augusta,
and James Sydnor coroner for Mecklen-
hnrr
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Ciassi cation Of Advertisements.

lSoTE-An Advertisements are classified, as
they are thus more easily referred to by the reader
Ihe new ones appear frst under each hsadingl
Advertisements received too late for classifca.
ion will be found at foot OF columns,
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THE June number of the Children'S
Hour, edited by 7. S. Arthur, has been
handed us by Turner. Mr.. Arthur's repu-
taton as a pleasing writer is too well
known to require commendation from us.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
Our advertising columns this morning show
that trade by this road has commenced
coming into Richmond.
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TrRTLE orP.-John Dabney serves that mon
| ster turtle to-day, and would like 10 his
friends.
Brandt & Eddling, at the Lafayette, also serve a
fine turtle day, besides other deicacies OF tho
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u''' 'o'''' 'VALgyTIyga FRANKLIN.

T OOk AT THIS! IOOk AT THIS
Ia THE CHEAPEST GOODS YsTi
At EZERIsL'S, No. nArs srRFET.
s. 900 yards bLBaChED TWiLLsD COTTON N
'SHfRTlSGS, or for other family purposes,
only lsse. per yard. worth use.
4 900 Yards heavy BLEAChED (wlde) SHEET.
ISGS, nearly one and half yards vide.
900 yards SuPERPISs s-4 PILLoW-CAsg COT.
900 Yards s-I and Ie.l BLEACHED and Ug.
BLRACHED SHERrINGs IT greatly reduced
prices.
ing of without regard 10 cost;
4 900 yards all styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAK at extraordinarily low prices,
Just TO SUIT N Q times,
500 yards HEAVY GEAY TWlLLRD FLANNEL,
all WOO. admirable for ladies' skirts ana
mems shirts, only two shiliinEs the yard
RZgKIEL's Cheap Store,
No. d Main street,
fsa nearly opposite 81. Charles Hotel.
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ARREST FOR THEPT.-Jackson Turner
was arrested yesterday for stealing piece
of cloth valued at seven dollars.