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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-29
SDeciGI Notices.

- Our FLAG, PERFORATED WITH
,..nn)emaical OF msny hard-fousht en-.
f., Al! OF which we have come off VIC
,;;'as.
.-,,,,raI engasements were "EiSh prices
.-..,,rr Good goods again't common )"
,,,aoa in prices, when they have declined,
.,-. EeeplrS prices up"
.,~,.rrc 10 conduct our business uron tho
-.r,,r,e O, giving our customers the benefit
.,.. Fsr.alns ,ha, we obtain.
w.aser this week:
-..-,-t sailn.s:ripod Mozambique az IS per dress
..,-r. worth 50;
...b Goats Hair Dress Goods at IS per dress,
vorthil
.sfrsst . reduction OF - percent;
-.r gn.,,a Diaper at 50, worth So;
-,.s yDs.la Crash at l?sc per yard, worth Is; /;
Ts.sr.annel at &c.
d. raalranns! at SOC,
49,, So, Finished Cambria, Il yards wide. at
Sc vc::& Sc
...,.,, ,,srnsr; a, 25c per yard, worth 4oe.;
r,o-s6 NozsmbiQues at 2oc., worth 4oc. i;
=. sr. STA. 20, and 2Se., reduction of 50 per
cent;
...sl Cotton at I?,c., full yard wide at lssc.,
var:h:oc.;
-... vide Eleschea Cotton, nearly as good as
ws-a.a,.a a; ?oo.-wams"t:a sells at sSc.
-..r.ssaea Co;tons from l23 TO 2oc.,
-rt.,s s,caehet and Unbleached sheetinss
s..,,.,
-.,--...s Co"ons, full &c inches wide, at 2sc. !;
--.,.. ease Linen, fall u yards wide, at 75c.,
wgr:E.>,.
...- ,r,s,,nS, ]. yards wide. at $3.50, worth
,...reryeri;
.,.-, La ", e: Csc, worth S5c.
Fan. wAse Briliisnts at ?5c., worth a5c.;
..., ra,,..E, extra heavy, warranted all linen,
..--s.. woa.a be cheap.atsl;
..... .rsrss a; y, worth :i.'o;
..,ac pr.ll,ugs, from % 10 ioc
-.r., D1rE - &c, worth Sc:
-.s ysr;.o Shirts for Gents =, sl.25. worth 50:
r.,.,.,r..s roryar. AZ so and 75c., werth 81 and
$3.50;
-.-vss and Embroidered Collars at S!.25 per do
ssa, worl S5,
r..s.t Trimming, six yards in pisce, for lcc.,
worth !oc. Ter yard:
a.s. Tape Trimming, - yards in piece, for 75c,
wo9.i be cAsap 81;
s.l ranask Doyl!es, warranted all linen' at
>.:9?er 2olsn, worth $50
-.n.,s aaga5a> =: 80, wcrth $3.50;
r..aa Ho-y at I-.c, worth lssc.;
- Ea..s.h Cotton Hose al Soc.
a...,,, Fr5cE Waists al 50 and I5c., worth 75c.
-a1:i;
:..l T,.aca Vows Corssts 81;
-.a.. g.a;s- Il; 75c., worth Sl.25;
aaes.back Towels at 81, 81, and S. worth S.,
..s., ard = 81 per DOZEN
Domestic T.nsha!ns ltsc.;
w L. Eg..l.A Prints :, 20 and CSC. per yard:
...r,.rz stripes l9!c.;
... T.cs al l:;c.
$50, g., }oFS prices,
.'4vs..sn, satchsls and Baskets, Shawls, Lace
Hau..y.. Slack Silk Sacques Basques, and
Circulars.
..myDber tie FLAG, perforated with holes.
LEVY BROTHERS,
@-} l5!7. Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The CROSBY AND HICKS CAsE.-The
examination of Messrs. Oscar G. Crosby
and Samuel D. Hicks, charged with vio-
lating the internal revenue law in remov
ing and shipping tobacco which was not
branded, and on which the tax had not
been paid, was resumed before Commits
sioner Chahoon yesterday, and the evil
dence concluded.
Mr.. Fl. G. Bond, one Of the counsel for
the accused, read the second section of
the act passed by Congress July l, 1866,
to provide for the assessing or collecting
the duties or taxes, which empowered the
President to appoint an assessor or col
lector for each district, "provided that
the number of districts in any State shall
not exceed the number of representatives
to which such State shall be entitled in
the present Congress, except in such States
as are entitled to an increased represen-
tation in the Thirty eighth Congress, in
which States the number Of districts shall
not exceed the number of representatives
to (Which any such State may be so entitled"
He then said that as the State of Virginia
was not represented in Congress, the reve-
nue. officers had no jurisdiction, and on that
ground he claimed that the arrest Of his
clients was illegal.
Colonel Merrill said that the Circuit and
Supreme Courts had long since decided the
jurisdiction Of these officers, and that the
intention Of Congress was that they should
have jurisdiction over the districts which
were entitled to representation in Congress
before they had forfeited it by engaging in
rebellion. He further said that the ques
tion of jurisdiction should have beer
raised before the case was commenced
and as the evidence was concluded, it wa:
not entitled to consideration.
The Commissioner took time to consider
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MASONIC AssocIATION.-It will be seen
by the notice in another column that there
will be meeting of the Richmond Ma,
sonic Building Association this evening at
s o'clock. The meeting will be held at
the hall Of Metropolitan Lodge, No. IL
Marshall street. Brethren of oil sister
Lodges are invited to attend, as business
of importance for the advancement o.
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DR.. WELLFoRD.-There was copied into
the Dispatch of yesterday paragraph an
nouncipg that DR.. B. N. Wexford, of this
city, was suffering from paralysis. We
are gratified to be able to state upon the
authority of one of his physicians that the
Doctor has not been attacked with para
lysis. He has been quite sick from exces-
sive labor in his profession; but ne IS now
so much improved that he will soon DO
able to resume his practice.
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COLIN McRAs is our authorized agent for the
Dispatch In the town of Manchester. He will be
assssted by Mr.. SCOTT McRAE. Subscribers may
rely upon being regularly served with their pa
per, as our agent is determined to give satisfaction
to all concerned
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Acc1DENT.-Yesterday morning while q
colored man was attempting to couple two
cars at the Danville depot he was caught be-
tween them and badly crushed. Late last
evening he was alive, but was considere d
in critical condition.
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ARREsTED.-Thomas Stewart, freedman,
was arrested yesterday in Henrico county,
by special constable Reed, and taken be.
fore Justice Wade. Stewart threatened
to exterminate, root and branch, an inof-
fensiye colored female named Nancy Ro'
per. Nancy was not prepared to leave
this world at present, and therefore sought
redress at the hands Of the law. In the
absence of witnesses Justice Wade CONT.
nued the case. Meantime, Stewart quiet.
ly reposes in the county jail.
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&G ZETELLE RESTAURATEUR.-
4, tables always supplied with everything In
1Ason, ss wsll as delicaces and luxuries, foreign
81: domestic. RefreshInent and Dining rooms for
at'es and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
Ls'' Of liquors, aud good attendance everywhere.
"a No. 1902 MAIN STREET.
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A VALUABLE Observation-Disclosures
menagerie received by express yesterday
from New York an enormous polar bear
His shaggy coat Of white looks as clean as
a new pin, but must be rather unpleasant
with the thermometer ranging as it now
does, up toward the nineties. This ANNA
is quite an accession to the geological de.
partment, and attracted much attention
from the large company of spectators pre-
sent yesterday.
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y:cs Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia dated July l, 1867:
Ta- Double Refined Poudrete is operating
.-- charm on my crops, and attracting universal
a"zH'.au from all beholders. am already salts
- hiatt /. ihs cheapest and surest renovator OF
or worr. ont coils" jy 2e-3m*
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A NEGRO ATTEMPTS TO RIDE ON THE
LADIES' CAR-aE IS ELECTED AFTER DEs-
PERATE REs1sTANCE.-Yes Yesterday forenoon,
as one of the City Railway cars Especially
appropriated for ladies and children) was
proceeding up Main street in the vicinity
of the First market, a hurley negro soldier
forced himself to seat despite the re-
monstrances of the conductor. The car
was stopped, and an effort made to put
the intruder out, but being q stalwarl fell
low-measuring six feet two inches-he
successfully resisted. Sergeant Kendrick,
of the police, being in the vicinity, went
to the conductors aid, but found it i'm
possible to oust him. The sergeat sum-
moned Mr.. Charles Page, citizen, to as
sist him, but the combined efforts of
conductor, policeman, and citizen all
proved unavailing, the negro offering des-
perate resistance. By this time messen-
ger had been dispatched to the station
house near by, and such re1nforcements
were furnished as secured the lodgment of
the obstreperous negro in prison. He re-
sisted to the last, and was with difficulty
locked into the cell. Mr.. Page was quite
severely beaten, and one or two OF the
police received slight bruises and scratches.
The prisoner is named James Brown, and
is discharged United States soldier, re-
Gently from Texas. He had on his person
o six shooter, SIG in greenbacks, and o
certificate of deposit for Sl95. A large
crowd of negroes collected in the vicinity,
and though clamoring loudly, made no at
tempt to aid the prisoner.
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Acc1DENT.-Yesterday, as Mr.. James d.
Gibson attempted to get on an express
wagon, the horses dashed off very sud
denly, and threw him to the ground. For
tunately, his injuries were not serious,
and later in the day he was able to attend
to business as usual.
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Wgnotice that LEVY BROTHERS. 1547 Main street,
sign OF the flag, have just received another lot OF
that splendid bleached cotton at l25 and le3 cents
yard, and a handsome assortment OF shilling
calicoes. They are making room for large ana
well-assortsd stock OF fall goods, and ofering
great Inducements to clear off the remainder cf
their pretty spring and summer dress goods. Give
tbsm an early visit and secure bargain.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST %.
anpTuun

IKKIVKU.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Boston, mer.
chandise, Growell Currie.
Schooner Mohawk, Bradley, New York, MGR
chandise, captain.
Schooner Rebecca, secor. Baltimore, merehan-
disc, captain.
Brig Ella. -, New York, in ballast, Haxsll,
Crcnehaw & Co.
Schooner Frederick Fish, -, Portland, Ice.
4. g. Babbock.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Baltimore, mer-
chandiss and passengers, D. w. Currie.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandiss and passengers, L. B; Tatum. ,.,
Schooner Belle Conway, skinner, Baltimore,
merch sndlse, Curtis, Parker & Riddiek.
MEMoRAsDU1.
NEW YORK, August as.-Arrived, Moro Castle,
Havana Arago, Europe.
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FUNERAL SERvICEs.-The funeral ser
vices of little Willie Walters Booth, who
lost his life by the unfortunate accident on
Broad street Tuesday, took place yester-
day afternoon, and were largely attended.
A number of comrades who loved Willie
in life remembered him in death, and tes-
tifiee their respect for his memory by fol-
lowing his remains to the cemetery. This
sad death is melancholy illustration of
the truism "that in the midst of life we
are in DEATH"
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ASSAULT AND THREAT.-Ann Johnson, q
female of ebony hue, was arrested yester-
day by officer Rankin and lodged in the
first station-house. Ann, in most un-
amiable mood, had assaulted Fanny Minor,
and threatened to both poison and shoot
the unoffending female, thus doubly Sc
curing her "quietus." The bloodthirsty
Ann will have hearing before his Honor
this morning.
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TIE ACCIDENT on BROAD STREET.-We
are requested to state that our reporter
was incorrectly informed of the circum-
stances attending the fatal accident On
Broad street Tuesday afternoon. The
Fredericksburg train was not backing
down Broad street. 1t was proceeding
slowly out, as the 4 o'clock Ashland train
always does, and using every precaution
to avoid accident. One of the attaches of
the company drove the unfortunate little
boy who lost his life from the train, but
unobscrved he attempted again to get on,
and slipped and fell.
We have time and again endeavored to
impress upon parents the Importance OF
cautioning their children against getting
upon the trains, especially when the cars
are in motion. Such thing should never
be attempted by any but those who from
long practice have become experts. BY
any others there is scarcely anything they
could do fraught with more danger.
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INQUEST Yesterday morning Coroner
Little held an inquest over the body of
little Willie Booth, who was run over and
killed by the Fredericksburg train on
Tuesday evening. The jury brought in
verdict of accidental death" and exone-
rated the employees of the road from all
blame
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THE POISONED ANIMALs.-Our readers
will remember that the Dispatch announced
on Saturday last the death by poison Of
the two tapirs and a zebra attached to Ro-
binson's menagerie and circus. These
tapirs were the most prominent feature of
the geological department, being great ma
tural curiosities, and rarely seen in this
country. They are said to have cost $751;
900. 1t will be seen by reference to
our advertising columns that Mr.. Robin
son offers reward of $1,000 for the arrest
and conviction Of the perpetrator of this
outrage. We trust that this liberal sum
may secure the end in view.
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OFFICE CITY GAS WORKS, August o. 1901
oDrcIaI. NOTICE. Persons who
pa1ehased LINE prior %o to Oot tPg1k P,sks
hereby notiasa awav from mt }hs works
the Lime .hs next TaaTY DAYS such
claims VIII not Do ~ a;sman OF the Committee on
" ordes OF tne on"' C. CAMPBELL,
Llghts: =, superintendent.
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The CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.-No insti-
tuition so thoroughly advertised as Robin
sons "great combination " could fail to
secure an immense patronage, but apart
from adventitious aid, the exhibition pos
sesses merit. The performances in the
ring are all good, and many of them really
wonderful. The "chair" feat is deserv-
ing especial mention, and must be seen
to be appreciated. The equestriennes
and rope-dancers display wonderful agiI-
ity; and the colored lad from Mississippi,
who is as much at ease on horses back
as the acrobats are On terra tirnna, is rora
GuiS in the truest sense Of the term. The
testers are true sons of Momus, and keep
the risibles constantly excited, while the
learned horse and the trained elephant
display surprising sagacity and agreeably
diversity the performances. The flying
trapeze is feat of thrilling interest, and
never fails to elicit the admiration Of
every beholder. The very best order and
decorum are maintained, and nothing is
allowed in the least calculated to offend
the taste of the most fastidious. Two
performances to-day-at 2and 7 M.
The city cars have been of great con-
venience to the circus-going people. They
were crowded yesterday evening by those
going to the exhibition, and conveyed hun
dreds on their way home at night. They
will to-day afford the same facilities to the
public.
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DEATH OF VETERAN FIREMAN.-We
regret to announce the death of Mr.. An
drew L. Tensor, one Of the oldest firemen
in this city. This melancholy event oc-
CURED at tho residence Of the deceased
yesterday. A detail from the Fire De-
partment will attend the funeral of their
lamented comrade this afternoon at 8
O'Clock from his late residence, on Eigh-
teenth street between Main and Franklin.
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THE CHAIS-GANG.-Thisv valuable insti-
tuition is now in successful operation. 1t
comprises about sixteen members, only
two OF whom are white.
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re- BACHELORS HAIR DTE-BATCHE-
LoA's HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAIR DYE is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment; no ridiculous tnts. Natural black
or brown remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes !;
invigorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
of connterfeit je IL
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BRUTAL ASSAULT OF ONE SOLDIER UPON
ANoTHER.-Last evening about half-past 7
o'clock a sergeant and private, detailed
to arrest drunken and disorderly soldiers,
found one in a merry condition, and started
with him to the Libby prison. The soldier
objected to the arrest, but finally consented,
and proceeded without resistance. When
nearing the First Market the prisoner
asked his custodians "if they had ever
heard of place called Hell?" They re-
piled aflirmatively, when he added "that
they might 60 there" This conversation
led to the indulgence Of epithets, and
finally the prisoner halted OF the
First Market and swore he would
go no further. The Sergeant swore he
should, when the prisoner struck him a
slight blow. This so eXasperated the
sergeant that he clubbcd musket which
he carried, and striking the prisoner a
powerful blow back of the head, felled
him to the earth. The PROSTATE victim
bled profusely, and the skull had the ap-
pearance of being crushed. A policeman
coming up, attempted to arrest the SER
geant, whereupon violent alteration en-
sned, but the policeman succeeded in
marching his man to the station house and
locking him up. The wounded man was
also taken to the station-house, and his
wound dressed. We could not learn the
names Of the parties.
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ROBERT H. EAURT. Jkhss l.. kAURY,
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
EE r, LII. MAURY 4 CO.,
(EsTABLIsBED IN 1887
BANKERS AND BHOKRRS,
no. ieII Il ain street,
nrst house below the post-ofee,
RIoEMoHD, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER.
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points in the United
States. 10
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~ VISION, SURGEON S
n DENTIST OPPIol AND RHsIDsHoh, SscSh&r
No. lilo MAIx, BRTwsEs BLsvhFfH AHD ;,
r xELpru STREETS RJoHMoHD. VA. oe |-iy
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Masonry generally will be brought to the
attention Of those present. No. So has
been inadvertently omitted from the ad-
vertisement. The members Of this Lodge
are especially invited.
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8itllnond 1ispatch.
Observation-Disclosures 20, 1857.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "D1s.
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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NJ GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
Southern States of tho MANHATTAN LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Rich
mond, Virginia.
ANNUAL oME.................. So, 900 900
SURPLUS. 4,5Oo 900
Expenses less than any Cash Company.
Liberal modes Of payment of premiums.
Insurers receive the largest bonus ever given.
Dividends made annually on all participating
policies.
No claims unpaid.
Policies incontestble.
All policies non-fo!fetable after three years.
P. T. MOORE, General agent, Richmond.
J.ADAIR pLEAsANTS,
General Agent for Virginia, North and South
Carolina. Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.
j. S. D. COLLEEN, Medical Exa miner.
Office No. 1901 Main street (over Telegraph
ofticei au l0-lm
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DRFsERVING ETTLES AND
FURNACES for sale by u1NroN
l435 ain street.
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nO zoo RRWARD-TO SHOW

.5UU MEN r AND \ SDsUeoisTs Where's.
y diaboiical attempt was made on Monday or
tuesday, August 18th or Goth. at Wsynesboro or
lordonsville, Va, 70 poison the animals OF my
Menagerie and Circus, and which proved partially
successful In causing the death Of two Tapirs and
a Zebra hereby Offer reward OF TWENTY.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest and
conviction OF the perpetrator or perpetrators OF
this act. JOHN RObLhsoa,
au 2s-at* Proprietor Circus and Msnsgerie.
SAND.-I have on the canal, and Will
| y constantly keep, SAND OF the best quanynn "
coarse or rne-which ! will sell as cheap ss esn s
be had from any other dealer. VIII denver ss,sa az
| same TO any point in Richmond at sns usuap ussumapEP.
| Also, for rent, THkBE.SToEt LE ~ Sm.u
| HOUSE and two TIES EMEHTS suitable ioi 'A~1'
| families. .., =, ,ha canal suit.
abls Tor wood or coal. Apply 70 ; ~ Wi,isms
| IIAMS ON the premises, or Gruoos ~
| cnrnar Rleyenth and Main streets. aa -o-.s
mo THE MERCHANTS OF VIRGIL
MA AND TENNBSSEE..we have foll sup"
~ IEAKsyILLE COTTON YARNS, number.
rom TO IL, which we are selling 70 the trade
sns ,hs lowest market priees. No Yarns stand
higher tnah 'H' A. Y. STOKES Il CO..
30 I'm Agents for the manufacturers.
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MO7iHe Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-AUGUsT 20, 1857.
snn ri.es sal Moon nsets............F.oo 100
Snn sets. ts.......,. 500 High tide, p. M..... a.os
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Dentistry.

TOHN MAHONY, SURUEON DEN-
y TIST, has reduced his prices to suit the @s8ssS
times, and is now doing every descr1ptlo on 8sfSYfs
of work In his profession on terms and IN
manner that win insure the entire satisfaction OF
All work warranted to please Specimens OF
every style 10 be seen at the oihce.
DR. MAHONY has been in the profession Ior
nraeiiced in the city of Richmond, and to bis
many patrons during that long period he refers ior
testimony to the complete artistlG, aha Sst
branches of his business
TEETH EXTRACTED
v,thont pain by a new and perfectly safe method
@ @omV1 "no A00-o jeu
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eN FOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE.-A
DRUG STORE, centrally located, and one of the
best stands in the city for both retail and whole
| sale business Address post-oi!Ice box lO7G.
an lT-2w
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HUrdeUOTe.

~~-.~-~~~c~~~<||~~~0"
nARRIT METAL.-500 pounds hne
IS Babbit Metal just received per steamer M
agara ana i0i s"'0 - CHARLES J. SIETON,
l435 Main street.