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IssrRUcrross TO MILITARY CoMa1ss1oS-
ERs.-Ths following circular was issued
from headquarters yesterday:

/ IHsTRUcTross TO MILITARY COMMISSION
ERs.--The following circular was issued
from headquarters yesterday:
FIRsr MILITARY DISTRICT, J
gnf 2:'I---Es- -fsAf. SrATR iop vIHaIyIl, 81
sFh zycT i'RrcEzesD, VA, April g., 1885, J
g s Csrcular No. 1! ~ n9 bg. 90 y msdi
gs" The following Instructions are published
for the government pf military eommis-
sioners in this military district: .a''.
2za"Au cases Of complaint to them, or Of
which they shall deem 1t necessary to as-
sumo Jurisdiction, will be fully heard upon
statements and evidence under oath, cub
mitted by the parties connected Herewith
jas complainant or plaintiff or defendant,
after due notice given to said parties; and
they will decide upon and finally dispose Of
all causes and matters 1oithin their
jurisdiction, making full report Of their
action in every such case as directed
by existing orders. In cases where
questions of doubt or difficulty present
themselves, or where not placed within
their jurisdiction by existing orders, they
viii pursue the same course concerning the
taking Of testimony, making investigation
Of all the facts and circumstances, matters
and things relating thereto, by the best
evidence that can be obtained in reference
to the same, and thereupon make such re-
conanendation as 1is, in their judgment,
just and right in the premises, transmit-
ting the evidence received, with their
opinion and recommendation thereon, to
these headquarters. 7@
i. " These instructions, however, are not to
be construed as empowering them to make
final disposition and Judgment or order in
matters not included in existing orders.
BY command Of Brevet Major General
Webb. 8. F. CHALFIN,
~ "Assistant Adjutsnt- General"
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+. SHARP PRACrIcE.-James A. Walter, of
Goochland, who came to town to sell his
produce, was badly .victimized on yester-
day. Walking down. Main street, he met
shabby-genteel fellow, who, accosting
him, said that he had owed him fourteen
cents change for something bought in mar
ket that morning. Walter said he didn't
remember it, but ss the fellow insisted, he
received the money, or ffty-cent note,
which was to be changed. While the
pocket-book was out, the stranger managed
by sleight-of-hand to extract nine dollars
therefrom. Walter did not discover his
loss for an hour or two. -
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FIRE.-Yesterday morning at about half
past II o'clock fire broke out in the Polish
synagogue, Of the congregation of Kene-
seth Israel, on Main street between Nine
teenth and Twentieth. The roof was almost
entirely destroyed, and the church furni-
ture much damaged.
The fire was first discovered near one of
the chimneys Of the house by q lady living
in neighboring house. The children in
the school-room, in the upper story Of the
building, were entirely unaware Of the fire
until MIR. Jacob, their teacher, was in
formed that the roof was on fire. In q
short time the roof and upper portion were
nearly destroyed. Loss about $500 ; no in
surance, ...r,.... ...-... ...
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/ TESTIMONIALS Prize medals awarded DUR
YEAS STARCH and MAIZENA, for their "perfec-
tion Of qualIty'' at Grand Paris International
Exposition, 1867; at Great LondJn International
Expo ition, 1852; at Great International Exposi-
:ion. Hamburg, 1853 at Great International E1-
position. Cologne, 1855; at Great Exposition Ma
.rittme International du Havre, 1858; also, ct
States Agricultural, American, and Maryland
Insti.ute Fairs. The Messrs. Duryea have no &C.
cason to personally assert the superiority oftheir
goods. A discriminating public, and the decision
of the above scientific and tistnterested judges,
e. tablish 1t. The superior and satingioss starch
can be obtained of all respectable grocers and
dr ruggtsts. - --r.
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RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
CoMpANY.-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of this company was held yes
terday-Mr. N. B. Hill in the chair. The
report of the president was read, showing
the company to be in a fourishing candi-
tion. All Of the old directors were re-
elected, ard at the meeting of the Board
MIR. John B. Davis, who has been the priu-
cipal officer of the institution since its first
organization, and to whom much of its
prosperity is due, was unanimously re-
elected president.
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Every one ought to remember the poet Cowper's
fine lines addressed to the portrait Of bis dead
mother. Portraits were rare and costly in those
days, and few but the rich we've so fortunate as to
have them. Cowper, however, could still enjoy
the fond gaze OF his loved parent though che he,-
self was dead and dust. In this city, and now,
where and when RREs 4 Co. can furnish exact
LIKENKssRs for q comparative trite-piacirg his
incompatible PHOTOGRAPHS in the reach Of all
1t shows a strange csrelessness, If not lack OF
natural affection In those who do not supply them
selves with Photographs Of al who are or ought
to be dear to them. Reader, If YOU are of this
class, REas & Co. viii be happy to assist you
out of it. a,.. Ir..G sg.
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CLoTHEs-L1NE RoBBERY-ARREsT.-The
clothes-line of DR.. A. Bodeker, Church
Hill, was stripped on Tuesday night of o
lot Of shirts and other wearing apparel.
Yesterday, Detectives Parker, Murphy,
and o. 'Dwyer, got on the track of the thieves,
and soon arrested James Dotson, M. Wer-
mer alias Joe Griffin, James Thomas, and
Henry Wesley (negroes). Two of them had
on stolen articles, which were identified,
aud the others we're found at place where
the goods were sold. LA@- e&
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MALE ORPHAN socIETY.-The annual
meeting of this Society will take place on
Monday the 10th instant. At this meeting
the Board of Managers and Treasurer for
the ensuing year are to be elected. The
annual report Of the managers is also pre-
sented. It has been usual OF these meet
ings to have the dry details Of reports, etc.,
enlivened by addresses, and We presume
the same rule will be followed out in this
instance. We would, however, suggest to
them, in order to make the meeting more
attractive, to get several speakers who will
deliver short addresses. This institution
is supported by public charity donated by
all evangelical denominations of Christians,
and its Board of Managers are taken from
every denomination in the city, and all are,
therefore, equally interested in sustaining
it. We hope to see o full house present.
Several speakers are already engaged Who
are amply qualified to interest an audience,
apart from the interest which ali should
feel in the object aimed ct. .... 81.
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THE SUPPOSED POISONING CAsE.-The
ooroner's jury called to view the body of
an infant child Of William G. Page, sup
posed to have been poisoned, find that the
child "oame to its death by some unnatural
cause, to them unknown" A thorough
post mortem examination by Drs. Trent
and Jackson revealed no traces Of opium,
of its salts, of arsenic, nor of corrosive
sublimate, in the contents of the stomach.
The servant girls charged With the alleged
murder were again before the Mayor yes
terday morning, and in view Of the verdict
of the coroner's jury the case was dismissed.
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The DEAD BODY OF AN INFANT FOUND
The dead body of newborn male child
(colored) was found in Manchester on yes
terday morning, where it had been placed
during the previous night, under the mill
Of Messrs. Kelly, Tackett & Ford. Consts-
bic Foote summoned jury Of inquest to
determine the manner by which it came to
its death. The jury, after obtaining all
the evidence in their power, rendered aver
dict declaring that there was no evidence
to show when or by whom the body had
been placed there, or by what manner it
came to its death.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A LADY BURNED TO DEATH. .--Intelli-
gence was received here last night of the
horrible death Of Mrs. Robert Brown, a
widow, residing in New Kent county about
six miles from the courthouse. The de-
ceased and her daughter were the only per-
sons in the house. The little girl went out
for some purpose, and returning in few
moments, found her mother fallen upon
her face with her head in the fire, and
already badly burned. The poor woman
was unconscious, and died almost imme-
distely, s-2-. .7 .'@ :.
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TEMPERANCE REyIyAL.-Sidney seems
to be awakening to the Importance Of the
temperance cause. At the meeting held at
Tanners Hall on Tuesday night q large
crowd of ladies and; gentlemen were pre-
sent, and great interest was manifested In
the proceedings. Interesting addresses
were delivered by DR.. Trent, of Shookos
Hill Division, and by the Messrs. jacobs,
Sc Marion Division. The occasion was the
installation of the officers OF the latter
aourishing organization,
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A SHOCKING STATEMENT-THE BONES OF
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD UNEARTHED AND
BURNT.-We give place to the following
communication in the hope that, if the
statements therein contained are true, it's
publication may lead to the collection Of
the remains of our dead, to be deposited
with unknown I" at Hollywood or Oak
wood. We confess ourselves unwilling to
believe that such barbarity is practiced
almost within sight of the spires Of Rich
mond:
" To the Editors of Richmond Dispatch ::
Gentlemen,-Will you do me the favor
Of calling the attention Of the memorial So
cietieB and the public to the following fact ::
Hearing, on Thursday last, that the bones
of numbers Of the Confederate dead were
exposed to the dogs and the heartless hands
of the tenant Of the farm known as "Bur-
ton's," on which stands Fort Harrison, l.,
in company with two friends, went thither,
and we saw in small field northwest of
the fort sad and sickening sight. Within
about four hundred yards of the fort lay
on the ground about fifty, or more, bodies
or, the bones of the bodies-of our noble
and brave Confederate dead, and in the ad-
jacent bushes were four times the number.
The skulls and other bones were gnaEed
by dogs; and, most horrible to relate, the
tenant of the land had gathered up two
large piles Of the bones and burnt them to
ashes.
"My heart bleeds for the relatives Of our
forgotten dead. I will not ask those who
remained at home, to enrich themselves,
during the war to aid in burying these
bones, but I appeal to those who fought the
battles to meet me at Fort Harrison as soon
as possible, and discharge this honorable
duty. can be found opposite Fort Harri-
son at any time.
Respectfully, J. Il. ALLEN,
" formerly of Fifteenth Virginia regiment.
"April7, 1869.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
HARDWARE.

L i WATKINS, COITHElIL % Co.,
i3o1 MAIN STREET, hfCHMOSp, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully call the stteotlon or soun-
try merchants and the trade generniiy To our large
WSRE and saDDLEhY GOODS, consisting in
part Of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails, &C.; Pocket
and Table Cutlery, large and well.assorted
stock; Trace and fogI ksins asd { oil t9Dain !;
Spades. shoyel,, Forks and asrdea Tools Weed
Ing and Killing Hoes and q full assortment OF
largest and best seected stock We ever haa 10 offer
our friends. /, nhJM we would tender our kindest
merit simays ~ continuance OF tss same. ,'S -
mh2i-lm WATKINS CpTTRkLL q, ,Cos
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

CALLED .CoURT.-There was called
court of Chesterfield county on yesterday
for the purpose of affecting an organiza-
ton. Major Joseph Walker qualified as
clerk Of the county, and entered upon the
discharge of the duties Of his office. Cap
tain C. W. Burr qualified as justice of the
peace in the Manchester district.
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A WARNING TO Bors.-We published
March 22d that two Of the little sons Of DR..
o. F. Taylor we're playing with sgun, when
the gun fred off accidentally and shot the
youngest one, which was on error. The
gun was in tho hands of son-about seven
Years old-of Mr.. Burnett, living with DR..
Toy lor, and was fred by him, the charge
passing through the left leg about half way
between the knee and ankle, which COM
pletely shattered both bones, leaving the
lower portion hanging by the skin alone !;
thence entirely through the upper part Of
the right thigh. He fingered about twenty
four hours, being entirely in his senses un-
til his last moments. The gun had been
loaded nearly three months. DR.. Slater,
one of the surgeons who attended him, and
who ranked very high in the Confederate
army during the war, remarked that he had
never seen any one so completely shot to
pieces.
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judgment rfpened BY experience, and a
reputation asa chancery lswyer unexoelled
by that of fysny lawyer In the State. He
Will practice in, the courts Of Richmond,
Henrico, and Hanover, and will act as arbi-
TRAITOR in any case that may be submitted.
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CORRECTION. - Richard Bass was re-
ported yesterday as having been arraigned
for stealing chickens. We gladly give room
for his correction in his own language
Gas it was mistake you will gretlsy oblig
me l was not arrested for stealing nor was
charge with stealipgs chickens I had a
coon skin that was belonge to mother per-
SON."
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RoDBERY.-The unocoupied building on
the corner of Fifteenth and Main streets
was entered on Tuesday night and robbed
of large quantity Of piping and all of the
copper fixtures of a complete soda-water
apparatus. The lower part Of the building
was completely gutted of everything tangi-
BILE in the way of metal. .. ..
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REHEARsAL.-T The Richmond Musical
Benevolent Association hold their regu-
lar weekly rehearsal in the lecture-room
Of DR.. Hogs's church this evening at 8
o'clock. We learn that the Association
propose giving one or more concerts early
in Nav
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FISHING TACKLE, &e.

DIsHING TACKLE, FISH es@ws,>
II HlNGTAIKLE.-Just received, SsS>S
z large and complete assoI tment of F.SrILs.o
TACkIp suitxhte for cruntry aud the risee hsh-
ing. Some super ior lines, for hand lnes. w9sts
call the attention OF dealers 70 my Stock as thuh
the goods sui he trade and the prices cannol
fail 70 please. II. W. TIGN0R, Gunpaker,
No, 1a32, Wslsh's old stand and
s-E 81 seyen.esn street,
NH al--Im near First Markst.
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PASSPORTS STILL Though the
war Is over, good society still demands passports
Of all who move in it or seek to enter It. These
passports are good clothes (well Gttedl, and z. B.
SPENCE Issues them to ell applicants on the
most reasonable terms.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD, common medium
OF communication among Baptists OF the south, is
en- excellent medium for sdTeitisi1g. 1t Is read
by thousands who rarely see any other paper.
Office, Main street opposite Dispatch Office.
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Country merchants will find large and we'll
assorted stock OF confectionery at W. W. TRIB-
Belts, llls Main street. He manufactures daily
superior candy and cakes, and sells them at J. ew
York prices. Go and see him.
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watches
jeweIry silyerware, clothing, &c.
Ii +. y s., Il. HARMS q Bao.,
sv, ltsl Main street (up stsirsl.
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Mr.. KEILEY's LEcTURE-CANE PRESENT
ATIoN.-The lecture Of Mr.. A. NJ. Kelley on
the Jesuits, delivered in the hall Of the
House Of Delegates on Tuesday evening,
was attended by large audience, who weTe
we'll pleased with the admirable effort Of
the talented lecturer. His subject was 9
fruitful one for Catholic, and he handled
it skilfully and in manner that could not
fail to excite interest. The lecture. was
full of rhetorical effect, and was remarka-
BILE for elegance and purity Of diction. 1t
was especially valuable as q true exponent
of the foundation Of the great Order OF
Jesuits from Catholic standpoint, which
should be regarded as the most reliable.
After Mr.. Kelley had finished, he request
cd his audience to remain to witness cane
presentation. In behalf of the school
teachers of st. Peters Sunday school he
presented handsome gold cane to
MIR. A. L. Masurier as q testimonial OF
regard and Of appreciation of the fidelity
he has always displayed in the discharge OF
his duties as president Of the Sunday
School Confraternity.
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instantaneous pictures OF children taken at the
Ike GALLERY, pss Main street.
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 70
O'Clock soms!valuable bank stocks.
LEE GoDDIN will sell at 5 O'Clock frame
dwelling containing FIVE rooms. r,@.@
FRANCIS T. 1sBELL win sell at Az O'Clock
?" a neat brick dwelling on the south side of
Duval street between First and Foushee.
J. L. BYERLY s. co. will sell at 10 o'clock q
large and attractive assortment Of crock
eryware
GRUBBS: & WILLIAMS will sell Mt AZ
o'clock number Of building lots on Navy
Hill on the east side, of Sixth street be-
Z tween Duyal and Baker. r..
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Within the reach of all persons, and more beau
tiful than ever, are the PICTURES taken at the
LEE GALLERY, go Main street.
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JUDGE MERED1TH.-It will be seen by
announcement in another column that
Judge John A. Meredith, late Of the cir
cult court Of Richmond, having been re-
moved by the military, resumes the prac-
tiae Of his profession. Judge Meredith has
been on the bench for seventeen years, and
we doubt If ever man dischsrged the deli
cate duties Of the jddgeship With more satIs-
faction to the bar, litigants, and the pubic
generally. BE returns to the practice with
q greatly enlarged acquaintance, legal
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AMUSEHTENTS.
pICHMOND THEATRE.

n
LESSEE AID MANAGER. JOHN T. FORD.
Triumphant success OF the
ar, BURLEsQUE OPhRA SEASON.
The youthful and brilliant condolences and
+ ivocali Is the l4s.; @a t &
CHAPMAN SISTERS, - sz
~ BLANCHE AND ELLA,
and the favorite comedian Mr.. G.. II. BISHOP,
jHURSDh Y aVSNING, APRIL g. 1869.
First night Of the spectacular burlesque entitled
ALADDIN; Or, The VI ONDkkFUL SCAMP.
BLahCHE..". ........A As......".... aLhDPIM.
BISHOP ........As.,.: -. WtDow swAEKEY.
= he performance VIII commence with tie ANU
sing comedieta. In two acts, entitled
CROSSING , HE LISE- lE 7
ELLA -. .As....POmUNA VONDERTVILLER.
DOUBLE CLOG DANCE. t
FAMILY MATINEE ON
- SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
In preparation, the new burlesques OF the COL
LEEN BAWN. o'hE FORTY THIaVES, THE
WINTER Robin, and other novelties.
r PRICES OF ADMISSION: Seve5ty-fve fifty,
and twenty-five cents reserved places twenty five
cents extra, Places can be reserved at VAST j.
JoHNsToN's. bookstore Main street, from until
clock daily. E#g APPS i
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.8ithn,olttd!' ID Dispatth.
THE CIRCULATION oF THE "DIs-:
PATCH" ISgLARGER THANITHE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY, 49,. - ..g
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP

OK Ill PUBLIC Oh PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
1BTATR MADE BETWEEN TEE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS TEE TAXES FoR TIE PEE
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES gETwEEN TIE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRrY-FIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 7. 1885


Sun sess........,.s.22tH High tide........ Las
e PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 7. 1859.
Schooner Mary A. Tyler, Tyler, New York,
merchandise, captain.
Sch hooner Foaming Sea. Baltimore, rnerchan-
disc, captain. 49, ... !.
Schooner EsteI, New York, merchandise,
captain. ~ .as4sEeE ~
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Schooner a. E. Smyrk, Jones, Baltimore,
merchandise. Curtis & Parker. ~
Schooner Roanoke, Barrett, james river, to
load lumber for Trenton, N. J., Curtis & Par
ker.
Schooner Mary Larkin, Norfolk, merchan.
disc, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner a. Walton, hence, arrived at Bos.
ton on the 9Th. et a2 .Ssee4 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
EF DRY GOODS, ;, 49, SPRING 1869.
MORE NEW GOODS :
Great crowds are rrushipe daily 10 secure the
l5 GREAT BARGAINS
which are now ofared ut - s.sS
+. - ~ gJULIUS SYCEES 1TTsy 3
: AIS BROAD. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FrFTH.
am now constantly recei wing from New York
auctions great bargains In all kinds OF goods suit
able for the season:
Calico at 10, 17ic.-the best at Isc.;
sesntitul Lustre Alpaca for 3sc.; ~ -...-.....
Spring Poplin at soc.;
Striped Challies at 2sc.; Ess 5aar
Hemstitched Cambria Handkerchiefs at 2oc.;
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at SIN per dozen;
Dar1ask Doylea, plain ana ,colored-bordered, at
f aL,sper d zen;
Lace Collars at 10 and 2sc s' >..'.~'%'a>.
Embroidered and Lace Handkerchiefs at 50 and 7sc;
Huck Towels, large size, at Csc;
Marseilles Quilts at $3.50; '" 4 f'''@
White Goods OF every description:
Hosiery and Gloves, large variety;
Corsets and Hosp-Sk1rts; ~
Lace Curtains; gs, 4. s,.r. ..... Il.
Embroidered Muslin for Curtains;
Cassimeres, Cloth Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, for
Boys' and Mems wear, at CSC. and upwards;
and many more articles, too numerous to mention
Remember, low prices make rapid sales is the
II. otto Of JULIUs SYCLE, lis Broad street.
80, Il, g~ between Fourth and Fifth,
ne1t door to Keiningham's bookstore.
Closed on sATURDAY. ;so@N-z ae@Z
tlalesnen RITTER g. CARE, GEO. SwABACHER,
J. j. TURNEll JONAS WEINBERG. nah 20
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C HAMM B. CO., rs and % Park Place,
aG9s q and 81 Barclay street. corner Of Church
street New York. ENAMELLED MURLIN,
DRILL and DUCK, all coiors and widths RUB
BsR DRILL, STAIR, CARRLAGE, and TABLE Bill
0mcToTH. NH a7-3tawsm
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BOOTS, SHOES, 6cc.
CPRING STOCK. e
y Boors sHozs TRUNKS. So.

am now receiving my spring stock oS -,
itinn. have just opened beautiful lina OF Lar
dies. Misses. and Children's Shoes and CATERS
Of all the different styles. amongst them several
stSles or cotorcd Gaitere for niases aud ehiaren.
have also Just opened q fne supply o. boosa
aud shoes for kentlemea--satest styleS. iss ID Z.
- fSsafses"f-f'Sg W. JOHN @. PAGE. JR.,
1888 Main street. between Tws,fsa and Thtfteeashe
NH 3i-3w ;s-s - - $50 i 81. g.
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hJEW BOOKS AT 1908 MAIN STREET,
In OPPOSITE PosT-OFFICE: srs.s ~rsF
OF "The Heir OF Redclyfe." 10
LIFE AND DLETTERS OF yITZ-GREEE HAL
LECk. Edited by James Grant Wilson.
HAWAII An Historical Account OF the Sand
|, wtch Islands
HALPiNE's (Miles o'Rielly) PoETIcAL
How A BRIDE, WAS WON. A brilliant new
South American novel. Is . ---..s.t
Together With all the latest publications.
a large stock Of STATIONERY, In great Waite
ty, always on hand. ro
fe II l.G a..a a. d. GhhioiihN % W.