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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-09

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Grubbs
s. Williams sold at auction yesterday 4
brick house and lo: 33 by 1919 feet, in Sid
ney, on Elmwood between Cherry and
Culvert streets, for $2,250.
Messrs. Harrison, Goddin & Apperson
sold at auction on yesterday lot on cor
ner of Leigh and Twenty-seventh streets,
&c by l25 feet, at Sc per front foot. James
L. Bryant purchaser.
They also sold lot &C by 125 feet, on
east side of Twenty-sevcnth between Clay
and Leigh streets, at S. per front foot. B.
S. RobosSon purchaser.
They also sold a lot so by so feet, on
Nicholson street, Rockets, at Sc per front
foot. Hiram W. Tyler purchaser.
Z. A. J. Clopton sold one lot on the cor
ner of Osborne turnpike and Louisiana
street, 100 by &C feet, for S. per foot.
Purchaser, Lee O'Brien.
A lot on the corner Of Orleans and
Eighth streets, 26 by 100 feet, for 1915 per
foot. Purchaser, Michael O'Conner.
A lot on the corner of Denny street and
Williamsburg avenue, 33 by 100 feet, for
1926. William 7. Griffin purchaser.
Two lots, 80 feet each, fronting on Den
ny and running back 100 feet, for 1925
per foot. Purchaser, John Kelley.
Two lots fronting 37ls feet each on
Seventh street and running back 144 feet,
for 81 rs per foot. Purchaser, John Kelley.
Two lots fronting 3719 feet on Sixth
street, running back l00feet, for $3 per
foot. Purchaser, Patrick O'Sullivan.
Four lots fronting 20 feet each on Sixth
street, running back "a feet, for 80 per
foot. Purchaser, John p. Farrell.
One lot fronting twenty feet, with framed
stable, running back l20 feet, for SIPS.
Purchaser, d. O'Brien.
One lot on Sixth street 20 by 100 feet, for
$3.50 per foot. Purchaser, d. O'Brien.
One lot fronting 40 feet on Fifth and
running back 100 feet, for S. per foot
Purchaser, Patrick O'Sullivan.
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9ithmond nispatrh.
TUESDAY........~.....AP APRIL 9, ls
4ucti0n Sales This Day.

Messrs HARRISON. GoDDIN & APPERsoN will
sell at4 o'clock a very desirable farm Of about
seventy Ave acres, on the Richmond and
Predericksburg railroad, two miles north OF
Richmond, and contents of large Ice house.
Mes.rs GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell a brick
tenement on the east side Of Second street be-
tween Canal and Byrd.
Messrs. GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at 70
o'clock very valuable lot, with shop and sta
BILE thereon, at the corner OF Franklin and
Union streets
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETINGs.-The quar-
terly meeting of the Sycamore and Chapel
Sunday schools took place at Sycamore
church on Sunday afternoon, and was well
attended. The reports of the superintend-
ents showed the schools to be in good con-
dition.
A meeting of the Episcopal Sunday
schools, was also held in St. James church.
1t was large and interesting. The rehearsal
of several beautiful hymns was gone
through with, and great satisfaction ex-
pressed both by professors and scholars.
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HUNSICrTr AT GoRDoNsvILLE. = On
Saturday Hunnicutt addressed . congre-
CATION of between 200 and 800 colored per-
sons at Gordonsville. His speech was
simply repetition of what he has so fire.
auently uttered in this city, with slight
s,ariations. He said he was not candi-
.h" ua.e LOT office, but if elected he would see
.ha .ha' LIS . .coiored friends had their share Of
.he sapordina.e offices. Among other
n .n,ngS' nra,aha ne announced s that although be
had ayen n''aa him a .ae saro1s Gospel the Lord
which to defend himself, and he Nv w.n,sd "
the Richmond editors to know that he d;J
not intend to stand their SANDERS anx
longer. OF course the hat was handed
around for contributions to help "Brother
Hunnicutt," and the poor poverty stricken
freedmen were made to hand over their
small currency.
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The great secret of General Randolph's
success was bis earnest devotion to what
ever duty he assumed. Whether in the
Council of the city, in the commission to
provide his native State with the means to
resist aggression upon her rights and honor,
in the Convention, in the field, in the Sc
nate, or in the Cabinet, he consulted no
thing but his duty, and brought to its dis
charge an ability, integrity, and courage
that made him adorn every station to
which he was called.
No mans private life was more pure and
blameless, and no mans public life was
marked by more earnest, honest, and un-
selfish patriotism0He was, indeed, a model
of excellence in every relation of life.
The memory of his many and illustrious
virtues will be fondly and affectionately
cherished by his surviving professional
brethren, who loved and honored him
whilst he lived, and now mourn him that
he is dead.
Whilst we bear our deceased brother in
affectionate remembrance, well will it be
for us, my brethren, If we initiate his ex-
ample, his unfegned and unobtrusive
piety, his firm faith and his abiding conf
dence in the promises of God. Then, in
deed, may l"1our last end be like his Our
last moments upon earth rendered joyous,
happy, and exultant by an assurance and
well-grounded hope of a blissful immor-
tality beyond the grave.
The speaker was much moved during his
address, his voice at times being so shaken
as hardly to be audible.
He was followed by Messrs. B. r. Well
ford and r. r. Howison, who spoke in a
manner highly eulogstic Of the merits and
character of the deceased.
After which the meeting adjourned.
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bell, and the cost of the whole has been
estimated at $4,000.

bell, and the cost of the whole has been
estimated at $4,000.
The services were opened by an excel.
lent address from colored man named W.
J. Fuller, who thanked God for the bless
ings conferred upon the colored people, and
made some very happy illusions to the
society with which they were connected.
His remarks were followed by hearty
" Amen" from the audience.
When the box was lowered into the
cornerstone, the ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Richard Hobson. 1t contained
all the ancient and modern coins, copy OF
each issue Of the paper currency of the
day, and all the newspapers Of the city
and some from the North. The following
are the officers of the Masonic society
conducting the celebration: R. G. Hobson,
acting grand master; John B. Miller, grand
senior warden; Joseph E. Farrar, grand
junior warden; William James Fuller,
grand chaplain; Edward Z. Jefferson,
grand tiler.
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No report was made from Belvidere
school. The foregoing report embraces
two inclement Sundays. On last Sunday
there were present in the six schools ,774
scholars. The exercises of the meeting
were interspersed with the singing of seve-
raj beautiful hymns by the children of the
Grace-street school, and by addresses
from John II. Pitcher, Rev. G. ii. Ryland,
Thomas J. Evans, A. 2. Fox, William II.
Williams, and Rev. DR.. Burrows.
1t was resolved to hold the next meet
ing with the Manchester Baptist church at
half-past o'clock on the afternoon of the
second Sunday in May.
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EXCITEMENT ON FRANKLIN STREET.-Yes-
terday afternoon Arthur Ferguson and
Tim Wiley, freedmen, became engaged in
" skrimmage" on Franklin street. Fer
gusou advanced upon Wiley unit he got
within point-blank range, when he opened
a brick battery upon him. Finding that
his missiles had but little effect upon the
enemy, and deemiug a hand-to-hand COM
bat not the part of valor, he retired quiet
". In the mean time quite an excitement
was raised among the passers-by, who had
to do a great deal of scampering to get out
of the way of Ferguson's shots.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE MINERS FANI-
L1Es.-Among other contributions which
we have received for the unfortunate tami-
lies of the miners who periShed in the Clo-
yer Hill pit by the late explosion was that
of sixty-nine dollars and tifty-nine cents
from Sycamore church, being the proceeds
of collection taken in that church on
Sunday last. Also, sixteen dollars and
seventy five cents from the mechanics in
Messrs. J. w. Cardwell s. Co.'s manufac-
tory
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PAS1cs.-The Rev. John E. Edwards,
who has won an enviable reputation as
an able divine, is announced to lecture
upon this subject at the Broad-street
Methodist church this evening. The pro-
ceeds of this literary entertainment will
he piyen to the Dorcas Society and Sun
day school; and as the subject is an ex-
ceedingly attractive one, we feel assured
that our citizens will turn out in force.
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SMOKING ToBAcCo.-We are in receipt
of some of Messrs. ID. 7. Mayo & Co.'s
celebrated " Virginia's Choice" and Just
the Thing" brands of smoking tobacco.
The former is too well known to need any
comment, and the latter, a new brand, is
mild, delightfully."- favored, and, truly, just
the thing
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LOOK TO YOUR PoCKETs.-One of our old
citizens mysteriously lost some forty dol
lars at the New Market last Saturday and
one lady recently lost sixteen dollars, and
another a large sum, at the same place.
In all such crowded places people should
keep lookout for the light-ingered gen.
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MAYORS COURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DING.-MoNDAY MoRNING.-Nancy Smith,
negress, charged with assaulting and beat
ing Lucy Gordon, was discharged.
David Goode, negro, was arraigned for
stealing horse belonging to Mr.. James
NJ. Morson, valued at 5000, from Hon.
James A. Seddon, in Goochland. A large
number of witnesses were examined, but
the testimony was so conflicting that no
definite conclusion as to the guilt of the
accused could be arrived at.
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SHAD.-The tsh-dealers in the First
Market were selling the best of shad at
fifty cents a pair yesterday morning. At
this price fish are much cheaper than meat.
Fresh herrings and perch are also offered
at twenty five cents per bunch, and oysters
at one dollar per gallon. 1t is said that
plenty of perch can now be caught in the
James, opposite Richmond, with a hook
and line
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CLOVER HILL PITs.-The operations at
the pits at Glover Hill are now suspended.
All the pits except bright Hope" were
filed with water during the late rains, and
up to the time of the late dreadful explo-
sion that was the only pit from which ccal
was being gotten. The shafts of Bright
Hope" mine have been both stopped, and
it is hardly probable that they will ho
opened for several weeks.
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REV. DIR. BURRows.-This distinguished
clergyman will lecture at the Centenary
church at O'Clock this evening. The
lecture is delivered by invitation of the
Shockoe Hill Literary Society. The sub
ject selected by DR.. Burrows is very sug-
gestive, and We have no hesitation in pro,
missing the audience that it will be handed
in manner which will be pleasing to all.
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PARpoN.-Edith Rawlings, negro, con-
victed in the Circuit Court of Charlotte
county of grand larceny, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for three years, was on
Yesterday pardoned by the Governor.
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
~ ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-The Board of Com
Inlssiuuera on artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with Dr. DOUGLAS BLl 10 furnish AR
TIFIClAL LIMBS 10 tne disabled men who are en-
the Legislature.
In order to tn. best working Of the commission
and the mar Giacturer and that no disapp ointment
may arirs to any party II is important Ia at appli-
Cants for nmbs observe the following order, viz /:
/ Let every applicant furnish his name, post
Once aud county to the Com missioners forth hwith
2 Applicants will not come 10 Richmond for
limbs uuul they receive orders TO 10 bo
3 Applicants Will be attended TO IN the order OF
their application. -,.,,. .u,.h &,
Eaen applicant will receive circular with In
sIrUCgUnr. .,.
the presidents of all railroad and steamboat
companies have generously offered To give Tree
I4lhpOrtation to the applicants
II rElTSifG@RahT rtr.lTifGR Commissioners.
Y. h. WATKINS,
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A youth named
Wiley, residing on Union Hill, while play
ing with pistol on Saturday, accidentally
shot himself through the left hand. A
physician was speedily called in, the pro-
per remedies were administered, and the
lad is now doing well.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The regular monthly meeting of the Pres
byterian Sabbath schools of Richmond was
held last evening in the lecture-room Of
the Rev. DR.. Moore's church. Teachers
and scholars were well represented, and
the exercises were of the most interesting
character. The following table shows the
condition of the schools during the past
month:
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HusTISGs Court OF MAGIsTRATEs.-The
regular term of this court commenced
yesterday. Present-Recorder Regnault,
Senior Alderman W. W. Timberlake,
Messrs. Barney, Bodeker, and Allen, al
dermen.
David Poindexter and Alexander Goode
were discharged on account of their in
ability to pay the fines assessed against
them at the last term of the court.
Robert Edleton and Jim Moore, charged
with felony, were sent on.
Isabella Harris, charged with felony,
was discharged.
Lyman Robinson, charged with felony,
was discharged.
Eliza Robinson, charged with felony, was
sent on.
Certificates were given by the court to
Messrs. Lawrence Miller, Benjamin F.
Hays, John Mcmahon, G. w. SPOTS, James
Stywater, B. II. Smith, Jr., and George
L. Christian, as being disabled soldiers,
having lost limbs during the late war.
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Encouraging reports were also presented
from the colored schools, showing that this
important work has not been neglected.
Messrs. J. d. X. Sleight, James Miller,
DR.. J. H. Moore, and S. NJ. Price, were
appointed committee to make arrange
ments for the anniversary celebration in
May next. The next monthly meeting
will be held in Rev. DR.. Hoge's church on
the second Monday in May.
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JUDGE MEREDITH on THE COUNTRY CIR
cUIT.-Judge Meredith has been holding a
term of the Westmoreland Circuit Court
for Judge Critcher, who could not sit in a
number of cases in which he had been
formerly retained as counsel. The crimi-
nal docket was not called, as all the pri-
soners awaiting trial, four in number, had
effected their escape by taking up the floor
of the Jail and cutting their way through
the brick wall.
Judge Meredith will hold the Circuit
Court ofFluvanna on the 10th instant, and
of Louisa on the Goth instant, in place OF
Judge Watson, who, on account Of intirm
health, is unable to attend his courts this
spring.
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T,o THE LOVERS OF GOOD TEA1iSU1 Ia
Just received at J. n. ASTBohi,s ohi,sas,,or
STORE, Ifi Main street. another loi o. ns sSdLiSH
BREiKSAsT IRA which has given :us =. ys assd NJ
sasfae,o1so all those fs@i;s., Ne, for eight o. Ten
As win DO absent nom the en and - diaisalt
~ ys ssS sood sa As they g, soSSs Ssy. .ass.
e: nya,.a', sns': sns
night the ''s an doors above sAs spossso0s ao'e''
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4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-Having
N taken out suetionsers' license, / am prepared
to sell REAL and PERSONAL ESTATE In the city
and country. lshAll still continue 70 attend 70 the
RENTING OF REAL ESTATE ~ heretofore: Hav-
Ing had long experience In the bustnsss. nAttsr
myself that can give satisfaction to all VINO may
4 D EACH0,.
Auctlonser and Real Estate AGENT,
Fourteenth street between Main and sfAnAn'
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PECIAL NOTI O e.
CARDozo, ALsoP 4 FoURoUREAs

CARDozo, ALsoP i FoURoUREAH
are now receiving, and will continue to recsivs,
their
STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
We expect on MONDAY next, the lith instant,
large stock OF
LADIES, and CENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEPS,
LINENS AND OTHER GOODS,
which have been purchased at large New YORK
auction sale within the last few days, and
will be sold ut exceeding low prices.
We solicit call from our friends and the public
Ysnerally.
mh7 CARDOZO, ALs0P & FOURQUREAN.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
The monthly meeting of the Baptist Sun
day schools was held in the Grace-street
Baptist church last night, and was largely
attended, Rev. A. f. Dickinson in the
chair and Thomas J. Starke secretary. The
following is the average attendance of the
several schools for the past month:
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DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADvERTTsrNo !:

such ass spiendid piano ans Gil paintings, sewing
machines, &C., &C.. will be dra wn esh .ys Win ne.
cessarily be Of comparatively small yslus-but
there will be no blanks. There win also be Ger.
man table. Contributions for this tsbis from our
German friends and others can be sent 70 Mr. A.
Lybrock, opposite the spoiswood Hotel. The
prics OF admission to the Bazaar Will be twenty
Ave cents for a single entrance Nifty cents for
season ticket Children half price.
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HOLLAND + Co.'S GsASD Orr BHrssrHIss'
Nc. 70 MAIN srREEr.-Ths valuable and useful Ar
tcss sold by the above house daily for one doiiar
each seems to bs wonder. Amongst some Cd.
,.insd Yesterday were several dress patterns 9!
ana calico. which is q novelty. Such articles WIZ
be daily offered to the customers Of this hrm' VINO
ara receiving every day something that 10 nsw'
dssirabls, and useful.
oo.o s.. them, and see what twsny-nSs 'sn~
and one dollar will do g
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%. on F.-The Grand Lodge, |. ..
OF, will hold annual session on WedneS-
day night next at Odd Fellows Hall.
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ExEcurIvE.-The Governor yesterday
appointed John Nettles notary public for
Henrico county and city of Richmond.
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7 EATHER BELTlNG.-As agent for
~ Mehsrs Hoyt Brothers, OF New York city,
manufacturer, offer for sale foil assortment OF
OAK-TASsED LEATHHR BETTING At FACTORY
PRICES, the known superiority OF which Tor years
last renders any eommendation supsInuons
bntELE BELTS and BELTS OF FRACTlonAL
v-red here free % freight other charges TO the
Yurei aSeT. AlSo, LACE LEATHER COPPEk
klEkHs AED BUEs BELT HOOKS, BELT
PUNCHES. i-VET. SETS, &C., &c. The patronage
Of my old customers and all in want Of an extrs
article L. respectfully solicited.
CHARLES J. sIET0N,
7" Il Ia25 Main straet
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r OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS

OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YET
At EZEKIEL'S, No. Al MAIN srRBBr.
6 900 wards BLEACHED TWILLgD COTTON
SHIRTINGS, or for other family PURPOSES
only l6ac per yard, worth 26c.;
4. 900 yards heavy BLEACHED (wide) SHEET
'INGs, nearly one and half yards widss
600 wards sUPERFINE s-l PILLow-CAsB COT.
5000 yards ali styles Of DREsS GOODS, now SELL
ing off without regard 10 cost
1 900 Yards "a and le-4 BLEACHED and Ua.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS at greatly reduced
4 600 wards all styles of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEAR at extraordinarily low prices
500 Yards gt d heavy N 7 CRAY TwILLED FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
muse be sold of.
EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. Il Main street,
fe7 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 9, la.1
ARRIVED.
steamer Hattsras, Alexander Nov YORK. msr-
chandise and passenger, ). Ayres q Co
steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New YORK msf'
chandise and passengers. q. Y. Watson.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford. Norfolk, msF.
chsndise and passengers. L. b. Tatum.
BELOW.
Four schooners are reported below, bound up.
They are expected up to. day.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April s.-Arrved, steamers Saratogs
and Albemaris, Richmond Virginia, 6alveston.
soUTHAnPr0S, ENGLAND, April s.-ctesmei
QTEESsrowY, April s.-Steamsr Africa touched
here to- day.
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mh7 CARDOzo, ALsoP & FoURaUREAN.
,oon SPRING TRAnE.-WHOLE-

1907 SPRING TRADE.-WHOLE-
lCOl .SALE ONLY.-Ws beg to call the at
tention Of our friends and the trad. generally 70
the IA ct that are receiving our spring stock,
which will be well assorted, and will embrace
We have HOSIERY, GLoyEs, NOTIONS, Hoop
SKIRTS CoRsETs, SusPESpERs, PERru;
HANDKERCHIEFs, BUTTONS Of every dsscrip-
tion, PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS and
SMALL WARES, and notions entirely too numars
ous to mention.
An examination Of our stock by the merc hsnts
generally visiting this market is respectfully So
licited and We assure them that we are deter
mined to meet the demands OF the trade In price
and Quality VALENTINE FRANKLIN,
Wholesale Dealers in Notions, &c.,
fe2s 1905 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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DRY GOODS.
RING STOCK QS67 FRESH
= FROM THE MANUFACTURERS.

DH 4 STOSOS.
RING STOCK QS67 FRESH
- FROM THE MANUFACTURERS.
GARDNER 4 CARLTON,
No. Q Fourteenth or Pearl street, Richmond,s ,sss
have just received their spring supply OF
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND TRUNKS,
embrs cling one OF the finest assortmens OF AEMns
LADIES' MISSES, BOYS, and CHlLDhENs
BOOTS and SHOES to be found In any market, ana
will be sold very low by wholesale 10 the Guy ana
country trade, and solicit call from all VINO wsn
to buy. aps-eouIo.-
notice. have just
- returned from the North with = large assoH-
msnt of SPRING GOODS, consisting OF
BEAUTIFUL SPRING CALlC0ES,
SPRING POPLINS,
POLL DE CHIRRE,
BLACK and COLORRD SILKS,
ALPACAs, OELAgES, ard CHALLIKS,
SILK WARP FLANNEL,
BMBROIDERlES,
BEAUTIFUL LACE CURTAINS,
SHAWLS, sc. &c.
weay julius MEYER,
NH ao2v No. 527 Broad street.
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TWENTY-FIVE CASES CONCEN.
Il TkATED LYE lust received and for sale by
X. w. POWERS,
fe 70 corner Main aud Fifteenth rtTeets.
TAK-5O barrels just received on con
i signmeDt for ssie low by
Spa A. 8. LEE.
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MEETING OF THE CRY CoUNCIL.-The
regular meeting of the Council was held
in the City Hall yesterday. Present
Messrs. Mcfarland (prcsident), August,
Maury, Harvey, Smith, Lee, Scott, Epps,
Saunders, Taylor, Crutchfeld, Mason.
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Twin for the present remain with Messrs A. p
Brown Co, and will be pleased to see nv friends
=; their Office.
ar 6-Et M NOwIIN
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III L. L. MONTAGUE son,
fxrrH srRHBr, BBrwEsy MAIN AIp oAaY,
vtll be pleased TO receive orders from their friends
aud the public generally for
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORHAMEATAL PAIATIH0
IN EyERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms modsIate.
su1n L. L. A0HfA0Uk 4 SOL.
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have Just
| received WHITES PATENTLEVEG TRUSS
the bes. lruss in for retention and radical cure
cl Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP
PORTER. JOHN w. BISON, Druggist,
nh l2 Main and Third streets.