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a SIGN OF THE TIMEs.-A gentleman from
Maryland has lately appeared in oar midst for
the purpose of buying real estate. \ day or
two ago he was &cCpStcd by a negro man who,
sEprCSing him TO be Il northern man, asked
HIM if he intended buying land in the neigh
horhood. Upon being answered anirmatiycly,
h" was advised by the negro not 10 do SO, as
no good title could be made TO land bought in
the county, because of the fact that ii was to
be- CCnliscat"d and apportioned among the
COlOred people. This is one of the effects of
what we charge TO be the influence cXcrtcd
UpoT our cOlorcd population by paid Gmissa-
rics and salaricd Bureau officers and humble
sneakS like teacher NOrse.-NGrTettO" Riicc.
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THE PRIZE RIYa.-Barney Aaron, who re-
Gently gained the championship over Collyer,
arrived in New York late on Thursday night,
accompanied by a haif-do1en OF The sporting
fraternity. His friends say that he is now
willing to meet Collyer again. There have
been large sums offered on him, and IT is said
that they will be met by Collyer's admirers If
a match can be arranged between them. The
New York Express says that Aaron's face still
bears unmistakable marks of severe bruising.
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Serious Fire and Loss of Life.

ClUCAGo, June o. About half-past &
O'Clock last evening Il fire broke out 1T the
corner Of Lake and Clinton streets, and eN-
tended 10 nine buildings, which were totally
consumed. Some twenty other buildings
were more or less injured. A woman named
Rennicr was burned to death in endeavoring
TO save the lives of others.
A great number of families have been rem
dered homeless. The loss is estimated nj about
800 600, of which about $50, 900 is covered by
insurance
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kETCHCM TO BE PARDoSED.-The New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger says:
- learn from an entirely authentic source
that Governor Fenton has concluded TO par
don young Ketchum, the defaulter, out Of the
State prison. He has 50 informed the young
man relatives but the time when is not yet
decided, the Governor being DESTROYS Of wait
ing q little while longer, in the hope that pub
lie opinion can be brought round to approve
the proceeding"
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FUMES FOR THE PoPE.-Iti is stated that the
various Catholic bishops that have sailed from
the United States to Europe TO assist in rele-
brating ut Rome the eighteen hundredth anni.
yersary OF the martytdoin OF st. Peter, which
takes place in a few days, have carried with
them about 800 600. This, added 10 the do
nations from South America, makes up the
large sum Of nearly 81, 900, 900.
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Al the recent grand dress ball in Paris, at
tended by the English royal youths, at which
knee breeches were worn, some wags amused
themselves by sticking pins into the calves OF
the young gentlemen and the fact that the
victims were quite unconscious OF the point
caused much merriment among the spectators
A man at Portland, Me, had his house
robbed recently by II New York professional,
who, on his way home, stopped and wrote 4
letter to his victim, returning Il lot OF papers
valuable TO the owner alone, and signing him
self "a poor but honest burglar"
A clergyman on the Dubuque railroad acct
dentally set down on 4 large basket Of eggs,
TO the great injury of the %"fruit" and his
clothes. A brakeman scraped him down with
the stove hearth, and the beauty of his attire
and his dignity were temporarily destroyed.
Rev. DR.. Samson, president Of Columbian
College, will leave for Europe Immediately on
the close of the commencement, which takes
place on Wednesday next.
MIR. Glass is still improving, and he viii
probably be able 10 be about i'll the course OF
ten days or two weeks.-LyachJorg Ntrs.
Horace Greeley is chairman of the commit
tee on female suffrage in the New York Con
yenIion.
Hon. Henry Dodge, formerly United States
senator from Wisconsin, dice a few days ago.
They have a cat suit before a Pittsburg
court, two women being the contestants.
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SECRETARY STASTOS.-The rumor that this
gentleman is about TO resign his post is
thought In official circles to be altogether un-
founded. it would seem clear that if the re-
cent decision of the Cabinet adverse 10 his
views had been ccns.deIed by MIN rs condem-
he would not have communicated the conse-
quent orders to the southern commanders, but
would have resigned at once.-Nation0I IateUi-
NeUcer.
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Yellow Fever on n United States Shin.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 24.-The United
States steamer Winooski arrived in Hampton
Roads today, having on board forty-odd cases
of yellow fever. The epidemic was developed
after leaving MatanZas. Joseph Cooper, sea
man, died of black vomit. Most Of the cases
are considered out of danger.
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Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
TLo I,Iy SoSsinn Of EongreSS.

WAsHISGTOS, June 3.-The Union Congress
sional Executive Committee are II receipt OF
n number of letters and kilograms from mem
bers of Congress stating they VIII be here 10
attend the July session of Congress. Enough
members have been heard from TO insure 4
quorum and ii is generally understood that
the session will be a short one, not lasting
over two or three weeks. DATA.
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The bank statement
for last week is as follows: Loans decreased
, 1851 900; specie decreased S5,2j5, 900; circti,
lation decreased $4,000; deposits decreased
$50, 900; legal tenders increased II, 1891, 900.
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GoIyG TO ErRoPE.-Yesterday the Kew. }.
", nj. Williams, ID. d., for seventeen years
n,stor of tho First Baptist church, corner OF
Sharp and Lombard streets, prs.Gned "a q i city
for a soiourn in Europe 70 observation-disclosures
Sun, 2iM.
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PEEsIDEScY NIRdISIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
EOAD-We are authorized TO say that the
statement published in some OF The Virginia
papers tha Colonel Il. J.. oven would not be
Il candidate for reelection TO the presidency
Of the Virginia and Tennessee railroad is not
correct. lie will be q candidate.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, AUDITORS OrFIoB,}
kICHNoSD, June II, lsS7.
VIE NINETY. NINTH SECTION OF

j the "act for the assessment Of taxes on per-
sons, property. income. and salaries" passed I'd
March, 1897, il in the following words-io wit:
"AlI taxes imposed on interest or income de.
rived from registered bonds held by citizens OF
this State shall be deducted from the interest pay
able thereon to the holders In such manner and at
such period or periods Of payment rs the Auditor
OF Public Accounts may prescribe"
All holders OF registered bonds as aforesaid vii!
be regarded az citizens Of this htate unless ana
until il be shown otherwise by the affidavit Of the
parties to emselves, or their agent, or attorney. be-
fore a notary public, or a com9tssioner FOR this
State. The tax will be deducted from each semi
annual payment OF interest tive per centnm) to-
wit: On the LIST July and LIST January In each year
until otherwise provided by law.
WILLIAM F. TAYLOR,
ie 20-9taw2y Auditor Public accounts.
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Dsu Goods.
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE

CITY OF RICHNoND.
We are selling the cheapest DRESS GOODS, such AZ
Lenos, Bersges, Grenadines, Hernanis, Mozam-
biquesv Lawns, organdies, &c;
The cheapest Z, /, "A. sd, 1914, and ll-4 Bleaehed
and Unblsached shirtings and shsetings;
The cheapest Cassimeres, Linens, and Mare!lles (;
The cheapest Swiss, Book, and Nainsook Muslins
The cheapest Plain and Striped Cambrics;
The cheapest Brilliants, Dimity, and Bird-eye
Diaper;
The cheapest Black Silks, Challies, Grenadines,
&C.;
The cheapest Parasols, Umbrellas, and SILK Fans
The cheapest Embroideries, Lace Collars and
handkerchief.
In fact, a fall variety Of DRY GOODS at tho lowest
prices at WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
No. 3l5 Broad street,
10 2t-ts betwee Third and Fourth.
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A WONDERFUL lSYRSTIOS.-Rey. Asby Ste
Ycns, well known throughout West Virginia
rs Il Methodist minister, now Il teacher at
Point Pleasant, has invented q clock which
may Justly be ranked among the remarkable
inventions of the times. 1t is not, accurately
speaking, Il clock, but an attachment which
may be Joined 10 any clock. II calculates
with scientific precision the rising and setting
of the sun, moon, and stars. shows the
changes in the moon, and calculates all the
cclipscs. 1t shows the tascension and de-
Cleusion of the stars, the place of the sun or
moon in the zodiac, amdin what constellation,
with many other of the celestial phenomena.
Thus il will do for one hundred years 10 come.
At the end OF that time it would have 10 hc
stopped, so as TO lose Il day 10 make the calcu-
lation correct for the next hundred years-a
necessity growing out of the fact, understood
by title men, that calendar time does not
absolutely correspond with actual time, so
that in a century the former gains a day.
Professor White, State superintendent Of
schools, who has seen Mr.. Stevens's invention,
and is familiar with its details, says il will do
all we have mentioned and much more. II
is, however, exceedingly simple in construc-
ton and easily understood. Mr.. Stevens, who
seems to have Il genius for mechanics, made
this contrivance throughout with his W
hands. He calls it an astronomical clock, y
and intends claiming 4 patent for it. Wheeitn9
HteLigcacer.
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Prizes for Americans at the Paris Exhibition.

WAanlyeToy, June 24.-The State Depart.
ment has information through COMMISSIONS
Beckwith that OF ga United States exhibitors
at Paris 2G2 have received prizes, as follows:
4 grand prizes, Il gold, 90 silver, and l3 bronze
medals. S~eycnty-nine exhibitors received
honorable Intention.
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PUBLIC BATHISG-HoUsE PoR DETRoIT.-De-
troit is following the noble example of Boston
i'll furnishing public facilities for bathing free
of cost. Several plane have been submitted
TO the Board Of Health. The cost is TO be
81. 100.
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Fire Charge Of Poisoning.

UTICA, N. y, June ga destructive fire
occurred to-day in the village OF Camden in
this State. Loss not less than $4,000.
A man giving his name Us Rev. w. II. Green
was arrested near this city to-day, charged
with poisoning his wife in Litchiield county,
Conn.
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The Damage by the Rain in North Carolina.

The Damage by the Rain in North Carolina.
WILMISSToS, n. c., June 2i.-The damage
by the water-overflow will result in no stop
page of the railway trains. The latest adyices
from the country indicate the utter ruin of
many crops. The weather to-day is fair, with
q stiff breeze from the southwark.
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z M o V A L.

WILLIAM G. FERGUSON h CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
have removed 10 the new stsre No. iii A
STREET, two doors above Twelfth. .
They have just received, and will keep con-
stantly on hand, a full and reasonable STOCK OF
GOODS in their line. They trust. by a strict atten-
ton to their trade In all its branches, to merit a
continuance Of the patronage heretofore so libe-
rally bestowed on them. and respectfully solicit
au examination Of their stock by the merchants Of
the town and country. je l9-lw
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HARvRsTING.-The wheat harvest has gene
rally been commenced in this section, and we
IRE g~ratjied to hear very favorable reports of
the yield. The rust, so far as we have learned,
mas done no material damage to the crop
7 ,yn,IIy,sJT Mono
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REMOVAL OF 4 PAsToR.-Rcy. II. II. HaweS,
eldest son OF the late :. Il. Halves, of this
city, Il wcll-kuOwn and highly-esteemed minis
ter Of the Presbyterian church, having lately
resigned his position as pastor of the Namo-
zcne church, in Amelia, has accepted Il call
from the Mount Ioreb church, situated in the
county of Augusta about two miles from
the celebrated Wcycr's Cave. Mr.. Hawcs
removes 10 his new field of labor this week.
The congregation has Il new and CommOdious
house of worship, and presents a fine prospect
for usefulness to their worthy Young pastor.
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CHEERING NEWS! CHEERIN,

CHEERING NEWS! CHEERING
~ NEWSLETTER ATTRACTION GREATER
THAN EyER-GREAT DECLINE IN DRY
GooDs-and in order 10 have the advantage OF the
decline and secure a bargain, go at once where
the rush focks, TO the popular store of JOSEPH
STRAUSE, No. 1893 MAIN STREET, where he will
open TO-DAY friday, the l4th, one OF the
choicest and cheapest selections of DRY and
FANCY GOODS which has ever yet been offered
in the market, as he has Just returned from the
North for the fourth time this season, ard attended
the large auction failures, and purchased goods at
such prices as ID be able to satisfy the closest
buyer and, moreover, not only save twenty five
per cent, but get the full value Of the money.
Look below and see only q few OF the many bar
gains TO be had at the above place:
5000 yards Plaid and Striped Mozambiques at
2Oc., worth 3oc.
500 yards French organdies at s5c.-cheap at
soc.
1000 yards Brown, Black. and Colored Lawns at
25c.-low at &C..
5000 yards Atwood Delaire at 4oc.- selling
everywhere at 6oc.;
$500 yards Colored Alpacas at 3cc cheap at 4oc.
1000 yards Black Silk, the cheapest In the city,
and which I am selling at New York prices; Irish
Linens at S7t, so, and 75c., astouishingly low
Plain and Dotted swiss Muslin, Cambria, and
Checked Muslin, at half their value 100 dozen
Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs at 10, l23c., and up
ward 100 dozen Ladies' Corsets at 75c. and 81,
selling everywhere at 81 so and the best Whale
bone Corset at 81. % 100 dozen Ladies' Hoop Skirts
at so, 75c., and 81; Ladies', Misses, and Children's
Hose at l63c., worth CSC. 100 dozen Ladies' Hair
Nets at &c., worth 2Oc. Linen Bosoms at a7lc. and
upwards. Also, the cheapest lot OF Bleached and
Brown Cottons, which | am selling at l?5. l63c.-
the bert, Csc. Pillow-case Cotton, a beautiful ar
ticle, at 25c. lOi Sheeting at &C.,, selling every
where at 75c. Also, the largest and cheapest as
sor'ment of Cloths, C]assimeres, and Satinets for
men and boys wear, which | am selling less than
any other house In the city and to be convinced,
call without delay, and be particular to remem-
Der the mama. JOSEPH STRAUSE
1888 Main street,
jeN few doors this side Old Market
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New YORK, June 24.-James l.. G.. McKen.
ney, u Virginian, an old merchant of Central
America, is dead.
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Suicide of an Old Man.

New YORK, June 24.-John Schmidt, aged
siXty-fve, cut his throat to-day after attempt.
ing to kill his former mistress.
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)EG IsTRATION OF VOTERS IN

DEGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN
IN THE SECOND WARD.-The Board Of Regis
tration for the second mag!sterial district, known.
as Madison Ward, which includes all that part OF
the city Of Richmond lying between the west line
of Fourteenth and east line OF Fourth streets, viii
be in session from MONDAY the sth to the 18TH
July inclusive, at the City Hall,
Hours Of session, from $ o'clock a: d. to- O'Clock
p. NJ, T.. T.. ROSE,
Captain Eleventh United States Infantry.
z. J. CRrMP, Rsyistars
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no THE VOTERS OF YOUTH

rNO THE VOTERS OF FOURTH
DISTRICT, COUNTY OF
H8NRICO.-The Board of Registration will be In
session for the above District at ALl.hfs Pkb-
ClNCT from the I'd until the 9th OF July, 1887, In.
elusive, from A. NJ. until 4P. n. each day;
All persons qualified TO vote under the provisions
OF act OF Congress OF March ID, 1857. entitled IAN
act TO provide for the more efficient government OF
the rebel States" and the act supplementary
thereto. passed March 23d, 1897, are invited to sp.
pear before the Beard for registration.
HENRY q. WARD,
President of Board.
county.
WILLIAM HESDRIcK, Registering .oGicer for
district. 10 ?l-tJy9
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Boots. Shoes, H0ts, dc.


A RIVAL OF A DIST1N- 9S6u
n GUISHED INDIyIDUAb.-Our friend RES@
HENRY GUNST, 1927 Main street, between1
Fifteenth and Seventeenth, has just ar.
rived. for the third time this season, and for the
accommodation Of his numerous friends has
with brought him
200 pairs VERY IN LADIES CATERS at
$l.s5,
I'D SLIPPERS at &C.,
200 pairs CHILD'S PATENT LEATHER SLIP
PERS WITHOUT HEELS at Soc,
100 pair CALFsKIN SCHOOL SHOES,
100 pair MEMS CALF BOOTS from 50 IS to $50 !
in fact, the bestan n cheapest stock ofhen,s: Boys
this IMPOVERISHED community. Give him a trial,
and satisfy yourself that this is no hum6ug. A
rne assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemeh's travel
ling Trunks always on hand. Remember,
HENRY GUNSr, 1927 Main street,
ie 81 four doors below Fkek.els dry goods store.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
i PERSONAL PROPEkTg.-By virtue OF a deed
OF trust executed to me by Isaac N. Cole, bearing
date 9th February, 1865, and duly recorded Ia the
thereto requested, ! shall expose for sale at public
auction, on the l4th day OF June, 1857, in the town
OF Meadsville, Halifax county, Va, atl2 O'Clock NJ,
the GLOWING real and personal pr~opertY-vik A
certain LOT in the town OF Meadsyi!is containing
with a handsome DWELLlhG and
other necessary buildings thereon also, the
usual HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
including one excellent Plt~NO-FohTE.
TERMS Made known ON day OF sale.
THOMAS HATCHER, Trustee.
The above sals will be made for the payment OF
a debt dus by negotiable note for LOCO, when
note is subject TO 4 reduction OF $500, the amount
due being $500, with interest from 2sih April. 1866.
The real estate will be sold subject TO the dover
right of Mrs. Isaac n. Cole.
je 10 1. HATChEh' trustee
2sb instant. T.. HATCHER,
10 n-sWtis lrustet.
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QUESTIONS OF IMpORTANCE.-

QUESTIONS OF ME-
" Ques,ion.-Where can You get a first ~ sSv
rate Heeled ROsetted slipper for yVc.E ,H.EA
Answer.-At NJ. GUSSlS. Az Broadg ~
between Fourth and Fifth streets. va
Ques,ion.-Wh can you get a Ladys
Morocco Boot for 6Oc. !
snGwcr.-At MICHAEL GUNST'S, All Broad be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
Question Where can you get a Misses coat
Answer.-At MICHAEL GUNST's, al Broad be-
tween Fourth and Fifth street,. "
Question.-Wher can GU get aChlIds lea
Their and Morocco Boot for 6Gc. ?
Answer.-At NJ. GUNST'S, All Broad between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
question Where can you get Mems Boots for
50 and shoes for 81 so
Snswer.~At NJ. GUNsT's, Az Broad between
Fourth and Fifth streets. JeE
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GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply. OF
TsIiabIs GARDEN and LOWER Sled Just
received by Ohm W. RlsoN; Druggist,
NH Main and Third streets.
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NO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD

TO THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD
/ M~AGlSTERIAL DISTRICT, COUNTY OF
HENRICO.-The Board of Registration will be In
session for the above district at the house OF Will
liam +. Wade, Esq a., on the Brook turnpike, near
the city limits, from MONDAY the Let day Of July,
1897, to SATURDAY the 9Th Inclusive from A.
NJ. to Y. NJ. each day.
All persons qualified 10 vote under the provl-
slons OF the act of Congress OF March "a, 1867, en-
titled ian act to provide for the more efficient
government OF the rebel States" and an act sup
Elementary thersto, passed March 23d, 1881, ara
invited to appear be- ore the Board for registration.
n. G.. WARD,
President of the Board.
NJ. G.. EGGLESToN.
20 2l-st Registering officer for third district.
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NEW DRY GOODS.-We have now
IN In store, and will continue to receive during
the present week, an entirely NEW STOCK OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS, direct from New York.
where they have been selected in person expressly
for this market. We call especial attention to our
complete assortment of
JOUVIN'S AND PRINCESS KID GLOVES,
comprising all numbers and shades. Buyers can
give us a cal with the full assurance that they
will be suited.
Also, NEW DRESS GOODs-sueh as
JACONETS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS,
JACOyET ROBES, GRENADINES and BERAGES.
BLACK and WHITE STRIPED LENOS at Csc.
Also, a full assortment Of
DpMESTICS, WHITE GOODS,
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, &C.,
TO which We invite the attention OF our customers
and the public
No; ola Broad street,
ie l0-2m between Ninth and Tenth.
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Seeds.
UNURNlP SEED! TURNlP SEED !

EAhLI HITb UVT
RED TOP STRAP-LEAF TURNlP,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK TURNlP,
WHITE GLOBE TURNlP,
YELLOW GLOBE TURNlP,
GREEN TOP ABERDEEN TURHlP,
pEyONSHIRE GRAY STONE TURNIP,
IMPROVED RUTA BAGA TURNIP,
WHITE SWEDE TURNIP, etc, etc.
For sale by ALLAN JohNsoH,
t., 1905 Main street.
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REGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN
IL The FOURTH wARD.-Ths Board OF Re.
sisfratiOn for the Fourth Magisteiial De riot Will
be In session from THURSDAY, June 2ltb, until
WEDNESDAY,, July 81, 1857, inclusive, at Belle
vue Hospital, Broad street.
Hours Of session each day from So'cl0ck A. NJ.
until ! O'Clock y NJ.
The Fourth District cOmpri.es all that part OF
the county Of HpnricO recently taken in the cor
purdte limits by act of Legislature, extending
north and east from the old limits. embracing
Church and Union Hills, &c, SC
CAPTAIN u. g. COOK,
WILLIAM ALLEN.
10 l7-tJy3 l.. J. CGUMP, Rygistsr.
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CTS OF ASSEMBLY, ls66-'67.-
N RANDOLPH & EN6LlSH, l3sa Main street,
have for sale Acts Of Assembly Of pes-'s1, $Ls.;
by mail, 81 IS Volume Is Grattan's Reports, Is;
by mail, -. SO. Rivers OF Life and Death, a Poem.
Soc. United States Tariff, 1891, ~. Smith ON Frae-
lures, 81. jon
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THE ATTENTION of the trade is
i called to our NEW STOCK OF GOOnS which
we are now receiving, embracing BUTTONS,
BRAIDs,. HOSIERY. GLGvEs, Spend
HAIR NETS, and SMALL WARES. and MOTIONS
of every description, mos. Of which have been
bought at the recent New York auction sales and
we are therefore able to sell some lines OF goods
at LOWER FIGURES than have been ruling du-
ring the season. Az examination OF our prices is
respectfully solicited.
my ID VALENTINE q FRANkLIN.
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T OOK AT THISi LOOK AT THISi
IL HI CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIEL'S, No. IL MAIN srREET.
g. 900 yards BLBACHED TWILLSD COTTON
~'SHIRTINGS, or for other family purposes,
only l6sc. per yard, worth Csc. my
!, 900 yards heavy LEACHB (wide) SHEET.
IEGS,, nearly one and 8 half yards wide,
only Zoe.
1000 yards SUPERFINE Sd rILLOW-CAsE COT
TON, only zoe. the yard
1000 yards s4 and l0.t BLEACHED and UN'
BLEACHED sHBgTIEGS at greatly reduced
s,oco yards all styles Of DRESS GOODS, now sell.
1000 ysTas ali styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS WEIR at extraordinarily low prices,
inst to suit HI times
all Woo, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
muse be sold of.
EZBKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. Il Main street,
fe9 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.