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MILITARY.

I WILL GIVE $3.50, $1,000 OR $780, REsrEoTTvBLY
for appointment AZ Captain First ieuenant or See
cnd Lieutenant IN the United States lnfsnty; passet
served that capacity for than Two years. have
clear record honorable discharge An communica
tons strictly conodssal on The square Addrsss A., boz
10 station l.
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EoR CHARLESTON. s. C. AND FLohIDA PoRTs.-.
IL FRIDAYS
TISAVELLERs' GUIDE.

s
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM HhILgOADS-.
Trains for Albany and Troy ossacstsg with Nosnern
and Western ira New York HudEan River Raa-
road Ihirtieh ses Ari Tcath avenue Asd 10 A. ana
$40, $50 and III T. NJ ana Harisn ha roaa, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue at III II. aud 43o r. NJ
The $50 4. NJ. train VIA Eudsea River Will Sun
days.
Sleeping cars attached To s:p and IL r. "A. trains.
WIN. II. VAnDEkE ILr. Wee President.
CoUTH SIDE RAILROAD or LONG ISLAND
y Winter arrangements
Leave James slip New York. ut A. " via Long Island
Railroad 10 Jamaica, for Babylon aud all stations.
Franklin avenue Brooklyn. at 500 A. d., brooklyn
Central railroad 70 Jamaica, for Exsyioa and all way sta
James slip, New York at r. ~ via Long Island
Railroad 10 Jamaica for xstylsa And all way stations.
Franklin avenue, BROOKLYN At 2s1 r. NJ, via Brooklyn
Central Railroad 10 jamaica for Baeylsa and all sta
Uans.
Leave Babylon at7:3s A. NJ for Jamaica all way
Ing at James alp at 10 A. n.
Leave Babylon 7so A. for Jamaica and all way sts-
TONS connecting with OF Broc<iYn tsatra Railroad.
arrylns at Frsnkln aysnus, srsokiyn.st 10 A. NJ
Leave Babylon at l2:N r n. tSr Jamaica and all way
stations connecting with raia Of Lens f1Aad Railroad ar
rlylng al James slip att T. 4.
Leave Babylon i2:4s +. \. for Jamaica aud all way
Stations connecting with train 81 brooklyn Central kat
road. arriving Frankiia syeaas Breokya at 500 ~.
and connecting also WITH tho horse o. the East New
York and Jamaica Railroad, which leave Jamaica every
forty minutes T. WHITE, Superintendent
To take effect Novembsrl. 1891.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGl
circulation OF any afterso paper In the city. II
therefore. the NEST desirable medura for advertisers
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A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CON-
Zsny secreiarys Once. Il Pine street, New YORK. Jan
Notice hereby given that the general Offices Of this coz.
peny have been removed from the city OF Aeadve ra 70
the sces required BY the several acs Of the state Lgsa-
lures 10 be located the line Of this road con-
tnue to be situated and city Of Bunas stAts
Of New York; At Msadvle the state Of PennsyvaAlA
and st KeAt, In the State OF Ohio.
w. ARChDALL o'DoHERTY, Secretary.
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VVAkrED-A SMALL sAILBoAT OR RowBoAr
w cheap. for cash. AddrsD J. u. u boz 1.7vl Post
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A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND NEDICINEs.-
"A FRANCIS BUTLER. No. Peck sip Butlcrs Int al
hse Mango Cure and Flea Extermiaator Is ccns RULERS
new work, 81 Ferrets eheap.
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s,,.ecst,J NotSeess

mP0UDRE TTE.-To rAHsass anu .sa
pnanrxps this article Is reccmme ended % tne
best FERTILIZER known for corn, cc..on'
tobacco, and vegetables. II To more eassn.
siyeixnssd in Europeand Asia than Oil osll =,
combined, and is extensively used ~ .s su9
northern states. Made from. the night SON,
deaa animals. and offal, from the city Of Rich
nond, properly deodorized and made inodor-
ous. and behaved TO be equal, II not superior,
10 anv made in the United States. Packed In
strong barrels, and sold at only TWENTY Y q,
DOLLARS per ton; delivered in any part o.
the city ,oittout extra charge
ANIMAL COMPOST,
a superior article for Top.DRHssrTs wheat,
clover. and grasses, and a permanent i'm
proyerSof the land.
Send for circular. Address
I 80. -. 74 VINCENT BARGAMIN,
corner Tenth street and basin bank,
NH s-3m lcnmono, y =. !.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, the Commander
.in.Chief of the Grand Army of the he
public, declared in the House of Repre-
sentatives on Saturday that he believed
the national bonds ought to be taxed the
"a same as any. other property; The Radi-
calls are fully up 10 the PENDLEToN mark
now. and the Democrats will have to come
out for Reputation squire and simple," as
the French say. Partial reputation is
quite as uDjustifable as total reputation.
We know of no argument in favor of the
one that will not apply in favor of the
other. We are sorry to belong to ma
ton of regulators, but We can't help it.
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nEH.

|sssszsss>s DIED. 49, !.
A. tho residence of her hnsband, corner o.
M MsF s.n Instant aaa I Mrs AGNES HAhvEY
s sns Of Abner f. Harvey, in the ffnetn year
u me faneral viii take place at the Eirss baB-
t,stschurch TO-DAY TUESDAY az oe,uss
M. The friends ct the p da nnt;se ~ Il
atsaf,ean minutes TOT O'Clock M: On
snndav the sth ins tanE, CARL1NASOfhlG
WIIHEMENE, only daughter OF denIy aIe
S'.sri;na7Mstzrer aged seven months ana nlne
days. 80.
Past all sorrow and all suffering,
NV wasted form is freed from pam
Now dry thy tears, my paren % oeui'
For will meet you all again.
Farewell, and weep no more for me,
For me breathe not sigh;
For when life Is burden
'Tis pleasant thing to die. elss,S p I
~ 5 Teansl while our hearts are bleeding,
Thou hast taken but thine own,
Lord Of Earth and God OF heaven,
Eyermore-thy will be done.
The funeral will take place from ner rs;
theirs residence, corner Of Seyenteentn M nha
baldwin streets, at q o. clock TO-DA1,;; = ne
friends and acquaintance OF the family arc
invited to attend. 49, zzzEu
In Baton Rouge, La, on the 3atn OF rso,
ruary. from wounds received while nT1ng
salute on the Odd of February. Mr.. VIII,
LIAM E. JONES, only son Of David ana
Mary Jones, In the twenty year OF ms
age. rt-fzs 800 "a. 50 sgy.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On Monday morning the 9th instant, at
O, clock. at his residence, corner of JACKSON
and Adams streets, after a long and painful
illness, Mr.. .LUCIEN PEYRONET,+a ma:
tive of the city of Cette, France, in the nifty
His funeral will take place from his late re.
sidence THIS Tuesday) AFTERNOON at. 5
O'clock. The friends and acquaintance OF
the family-are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they
shall see God" sassls 1 ~
New York Herald and Charleston Is. o.
Courier will please copy.
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.vETo FARmERs AND PLANTERS

s@T0 FARMERS AND PLANTERS
The subscribers offer for salem lots TO suit pnr.
lchassrs 1900 tons of double refined Pou-
DERETTE of the Lodi Manufacturing CON
nany. made from the night soil, blood, ofhl,
and dead animals Of New York city, for which
the company have exclusive contract. Price
only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TON,
freight and charges from New York added.
warranted by the company to be equal weight
for weight to any high priced superphosphate
In the market. The results on corn, cotsoh,
tobacco. and grain, have been astonishing the
past season. It natures the crop from ten
DAYS to two weeks earlier, and doubles the
crop.
Pamphlets. with certificates OF hundreds OF
well-known planters and farmers, and every
information, sent free to any one applying oy
letter or otherwise to HOOE g. WEDDER.
BURN, Alexandra, Va; ALLISON 3 A-DDI'
SON, Richmond, Va; or the Lodi Manufae-
turing Company, New York. ia 2t-2m
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HEAMERECA AGAINST iENGLAND-
AMERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCERINE, BOUQUET, AND AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from
the choicest materials, very richly perfumed,
warranted not only equal but superior to Inc
English, and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are
superceding all foreign toilet soaps In this
market, as it is well known that since their
Introduction the demand for the latter has fall
len off fully one-half. Manufactured only by
MoKEONE, VAN HAGEN & CO., x
SO south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Bar
clay street, New York. no S0-eoW6m .
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-LGssd .Age,scSes.

z AND AGENCY. GEORGE v
lIUHEWHyy ArroHnly AZ Law oaa..
with General Bradley q johnson and Major
John johns, no. io14 Main strsst, next below
Prsctices ID the conr.s Of Richmond ~,
and the county 81 Henr!co, Sells, pryatefy.
REAL ESTATE In town and county. psy,
song desiring me to sell property for them vii,
please send an exact description Of 1t, with
terms, etc., pcst.ofice box 3o6. i'''
RsrssEsczs.-Hon. James Lyons. Ind,
John A. Meredith, General Henry A. VIE
Msssrs. Lancaster & Co., Elicit & Roystsr'
and s. O. Tardy & Co.. Richmond; Dr.. jazz
Braxsou, Old Church. Hanover; Geusra,
William B. Tallaferro. Gloucester 'Court.
,house; Captain Thomas Tabb, Hampton !: Ro.
bert n. John Mann, EsQs.. PetersbnrS
Judge 3. n. MarshaIls Charlotte Courthouss
DR.. +. T. Boyd, Cave Spring, Roanoke; b,
q. G. Powell, Twyman's Store, Spotsyly,.
mis-; W. ID. Cassin, Esq., Washington, d. q
H. Clay Dallam, Esq Baltimore, Md
Msssrs; Raznor 9 Co.: Philadelphia; Hon
Roger a. Pryor, New York city.
NH z-2wIFfw1t1* sgae=y
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Negro Congressman.

We trust that our sscolored fellow
citizens of African descent" do not IN IN
tend to sit down quietly under the insult
which ali the Radical papers, including
even GREELEY's Tribune, offer to them IN
declaring that they are not eligible TO
Congress. This declaration is mere
dodge upon the part Of the Radicals to
keep the negroes out of their own way.
If negro must have been citizen" of
the United States seven years before be-
ing eligible to Congress, it follows that ne
can never be elected either President or
Vice President of the United States, since
the, Constitution provides that none but
" natural-born citizens are eligible to
either of these offices. But as the intent
Of the Constitution evidently is that no
person not born in this country shall be-
come President or Vice. President, so il
is equally plain that its meaning in regard
to members Of Congress is that the candi-
dates must have been residents Of the
United States for seven years. It is true
the trainers of the Constitution, in their
widest imaginings, never thought of the
possibility of negroes being elected to
Congress; but this fact only strengthens
SAMBo's case, for if they, did not anticipate
his future good luck, how can itsbe sup.
posed that they intended to prevent it?
We do not ourselves think that q negro
ought to be elected to any position-not
even the humblest or most unimportant
But we are clearly of the opinion that the
Radicals ought to give him fair chance
DR.. BAYNE aspires to Congress, and ne
has, under the Constitution of the United
States, q much clearer right to seat in
that body, if he can be elected, than he has
to the one which he now holds in violation
of the Constitution of Virginia. This lat
ter instrument says in terms that only
white men can vote or hold Office in Vir-
ginia, but the Constitution of the United
States contains no such exclusive provi-
sions. Let the darkies bring their guns to
bear upon this weak position OF their hadl-
cal allies, and it must soon be surrendered.
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Alabama to be Brought IL by Force.
Its stinging commentary upon Radi-
cal statesmanship that provision which
Congress inserted in the reconstruction
acts for the benefit Of the negro should
have resulted in giving the whites the
vantage ground. But 50 it's. The Rsdi-
Gals, however, do not intend to.sllow the
whites to profit by q provision which was
made only for the protection OF negroes.
So they will doubtless pssS Law peiose
the week is out declaring that AsaDama
has ratified her Constitution, ana is emu
tied Is representation in Congress. Inls
movement may bring two new senator's
to washington, who will vote with the
Radicals before the trial Of the impeach-
ment Of the President shall have been con-
cluded.s The Legislature of Alabama can
easily be convened and senator's be chosen
before the middle of April.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMs.-A debate TOOK
place in the British House of Commons on
Friday last which indicates that Great brl-
tain will eventually pay them. We have
maintained for two years that she would
do so. The long-winded, circumlocutory
speeches of the members point to this re-
suit, and this only. Uncle Ssm is the
greatest potentate in the world.
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Tan RADICALS READY FOR THE New MAs
RYLAsD SENATOR, Forney says sit is nm
d6rstood that the case of General yickers,
the neBly.electsd senator from, Maryland,
will to-day be referred, to the judiciary
Committee, upon the information fur
,nished by General Sehenok In reference
TO some Of bis acts during the war;, 81
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IT. Arn.s,s amendment vas Lost.
m. WooDsox's was also LOST: ~. o,,t,
r. r. LAuaHIra moved TO strike o1S
q as .ooO,' and insert g is ,0oo - nm,
M FRrHcH moved 70 insert y, voo no.
Mr.. McLAueHLIN's amendment Hs'
adopted. ,v.s s,Ionted.
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l. FUNERAL .NoT1cR.-Fbe funeral Of the late
JAMES B. VAUGHAN will take place from
the Methodist church in Manchester TO:
MORROW TUESDAY the 1oIh) at IL O'CLOCK
A., M. The friends of the family and OF Ut.
Edgar Archer are respectfully requested to
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THE RADICAL fPLoT.-If this Radical
plot now succeeds, there will be no Presi-
DENTAL election in November The forms
of an election will be gone through-and
gone through with an unusual parade of a
strict conformity to the minutest require
,1nents of the law But the cunning
Vaccinations of the usurping Governments
will, by that time, have provided all the
various agencies through which that osten-
sible election will be controlled, and the
Radical candidate will be declared elected.
By fair means or foul, by violence or fraud,
the revolutionists who usurp power will
retain it for its own sake and for their pro-
lection. -Baltin,ore Gazette. -
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The McCAaDLE CASE DECIDES NOTHING
AsTo IMPEAcHMENT.-In the McCardle case
a decision will doubtless be reached before
the termination of the Presidents trial if
not prevented by some trick of legerde-
main Of Stanton. 1t has, however, no es-
sential bearing upon the charges against
MIR. Johnson. Messrs. Surratt- Bingham,
Bethel. Butler, and Parson- Boutwell,, have
taken especial care to exclude from them
all matters having reference to the recon
struction acts, which alone are involved in
the case Of McCsrdle. The decision,
which Ii Is surmised will be against the
constitntionalhy of those acts, may never
theless have an indirect influence upon
senators.-Baltimores Gosste- Washington
Letter. . I. ~ ~ {, $500, Ii ~ q
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MIR. STANToN's GRIP ON THE WAR Or
r1cE-REAsoNs FOR HIS CONTINUOUS OcCU-
PATTON OF THE PREMISES. - Washington
March Sit has been a matter of some
speculation among the curious as to why
Mr.. Stanton continues to spend both night
and day IN the War Department after all
danger of his summary removalseems over.
It appears that there are very good rea-
sons to Mr.. Stanton and his friends for this
course. It has been learned that there
are several prominent officials of the De-
.partment who would consider it their duty,
in case of the momentary absence OF MIR.
Stanton, to obey any orders from General
Thomas which the latter might issue as
Secretary of War. This being the case,
Mr.. Stanton and his friends in Congress
have determined that he shall never leave
his post for an instant until his status is
satisfactorily settled. -Specid dispatch to
Baltimore Sun.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
In estate OF y. b. Power, deceased, will
please come forward and settle their indebted.
ness and all persons having claims a2ainst
the said estate will please present them for
sattlement,g a JAMES ii. pO0LEy,
lAdministrster Of ], 3, Power, dscaassd.
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$50, 600. H bAEsE sALs sro oE.

SOU.UUUs BANKRuPTs, STOCK
OF DRY Opportunity will be at
forded to purchasers to- examine the stock OF
DRY GOODS of the late firm of Mitteldorfer
& Co., at the store lately occupied by them,
on Main street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT,
March 18th, at 10 o. clock A. M.
Sealed proposals for the purchase of said
ceiyed until Thursday the 18th instant, at IL
o'clock, said proposals TO be as follows:
LIST. The highest aggregate sum in cash for
the entire invoice payable on delivery.
tire invoice on an average credit Of four
months with approved security.
Said proposals to be enclosed in sealed en-
-velope and endorsed, /" Proposal OF for
stock of Mitteldorfer & Co., bankrRpts,na and
addressed to the Undersigned at Spotswood
The privilege Of rejecting any or all of such.
proposals is expressly reserved by the under.
signed. IS. 5. ROWLAND,
NH l0-2t ATTORNEY for Creditors.
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COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SUMMER SCHOOL.

LECTURERS:
r. a. LEWIS, NJ. D., Chemistry
j. p. LITTLE, M. Dr. Physiology. ,tgsg
Us. WELLPoRD, ". D., Matsria Medica and
Therapeutics. - "a 8
M. L. JAMES, NJ. D., Practice.
r. s. ] PEBBLES, M. D., Obstetrics and Dis.
eases Of Women and Children.
B. ST. GEORGE TucKEa, M. d., ANATOMY.
!. h. PAGE, III. D., Surgery.
The next Course will commence on WE'D.
.NESDAY, April LIST, and continue until the
end Of July.
Daily Lectures, illustrated by the extensive
resources Of the College museum and labora.
tory, will be given, with familiar and full ex-
aminations. '77fE'.77'G
The Clinical advantages OF the College. and
Towards Grove Hospital and the CITY, Alme-
house, will be open TO the class.
Facilities will be afforded for dlssectine.
Text Books, those used in the winter. The
Faculty Of the College, In the examination for
degrees, recognize an attendanceon this course
as equivalent to twelve months study In the
office Of q preceptor, and allow the student a
deduction, on the charges for the winter
course ensuing, Of half the anaennt paid for
this. 80 4
Fee for the course, $50. ,.,.,
For any further information, address
nj. L. JAMES, III. ID. Dean.
lQl West Grace street. :
( fe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5g7s 81
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We suggest to some y shs more :. descent
80 sns Psdical senator, who dislike the
; :, a.. sof promoting such man g WADE to
the presidency, that they would do well
- change the law of succession. There
ara many reasons In favor Of such q change,
and none against It.
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IL GAN FURNISH TWO CHAMBERS
IL and BOARD. at corner OF Seventh and
GRACE streets. Refarsnees sxchangad.
nRs.H 1850 4;ss:as Ass. NEALs
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OrYrcR vIRsIsiA LANDS. )
iRIcHxoxD, March Sd, 1885 I

* -. sss O7Rrcg yIRsIsiA LAxpa =
$RIcHxoxD, March Sd, 1855.
TsHE REAL ESTATE BRANCH or
my business requires now INV EXCLUSIVE
attention. 1haye therefore made an arrange.
rnent with General Tochman TO condnet tbs
LABOR DEPARTMENTS IN
whom shall refer all communications here.
after received upon this subject, and reouest
correspondents in the future to address him
directly, post Office box 997.
!: NH Eaw IL ]. D. IMBODEN.
TIME PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
IL yIRdINIA.-E.C q. RANDOLPH 4 90.
Branch Office, Richmond, w., st northeast
corner Main and Tenth streets. W. u. RIO.
BINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively the lands
Of parties who comply with It's terms free OF
an charge, except In case Of sale and through
It's extensive connections has disposed Of
very Large quantity Of land since 1855.
Those who desire to sell within the year will
consult their interest by correspondence a,
once with us, enclosing descriptions Of the pro.
8 - : w. B. ROBINS,
= Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
Richmond, Va.
Z Now Offering for sale, over FIVE HUN.
DRIED PLACES. Send for catalogues.
ia 1z-3md&sw
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The security offered TO depositors isundoubt-
ed, and the institution should commend itself
to all elasses. ssl.sg! s.;It as.s1iirsgs !
p Thesattsntion Of all in city and country Is
called to this institution. Here they viii find
security, convenience, and profit. Sums as
small astone dollar may BE- deposited, and six
per cent. interest received on same.
ONCE hours from 8 a. M. TO SIP. M. ]; on Sa-
tnrday from Q a. u. to- T. NJ, and from 4 to
6P- NJ. IS So q je lS-d&swts
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DRESERVES.-We have on hand q
IL large assortment of
PRESERVED STRAWBERRIES,
LINES, DAMSONS,
GOOSEBERRIES,
PEACHES, OUNCES,
PINEAPPLES,
PEARS,
CHERRIES,
APRICOTS,
which we are Offering at low prices.
ANDREW PIZZINI 4 CO.,
ia 10 S07 Broad street.
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John DOOLEY,
u l2ll EAaLR SauARR, MAIN STREET,
g:sss RICHMOND, VraGIsIA,
Is now In receipt of the new style GAPS IN
which have been sotInuch called for. ~
Also, new arrival OF the very finest
,SQfei Felt HATS BLACK and Drab) and
SILK DRESS HATS, at
ladies' and MISSES, FURS, COLLARS,
b CIRCULARS,G CAFES, VICT0RINES,
and MUFFS,
BUFFALO and CARRIAGER ROBES, FOOT
"A MUFFS, 2c., DO. jals
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Eeventy-hrSs EUsy 1910
MONDAY, March 9, isas -
The Convention met at the ,I usual ns noav
PRAYER by Rev DIR. Bolton, Of New = efs9s'
STAY Law ORDINANCE. : .
M T,uonAs called up the ordinance 2 90 - :
MT. tao sac1if fee of property and to stay
sne ne so Poarss offered lengthy
smoan., rssssoiution; which was ordered 70
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INFECT IMPORTATION.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, DO.

DEMOVAL.-I have removed to No. Is
III Fourteenth street. between Main and
Cary, where intend to continue the SHOE
AND LEATHER BUSINESS at wholesale
only. Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, respectfully ask con-
Stinuanee OF the favors OF the trade. Prices as
low as any other dealer. (
s r. WIgFRRE, Salesman. mh3
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OOn BUSHELS PRIME GLOVER
CUU SEED just received complete
stock Of Timothy, Orchard Grass, Herds
Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, for sale by
aE ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
fe A-d&sw 1920 Cary street.