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HoGARTH's WoRKS.--A complete English edl-
tlon of the works Of this celebrated artist may be
II I'd Of ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, 1llG Main street, for
SO. This Is the cheapest edition OF this work ever
published,
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DON'T COMPLAIN Of the scarcity OF money
while Il. b. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main street, are
selling suits OF clothing at such low rates.
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rt!MBERLAND COAL.--Just received
~ y cargo freshly mined ''GtORGt'S GREEK
GUaEt.iii Nj C9ai, SAID 10 be the hest In
use FOR steam and smith PURPOSES Also, LUMP
AiriiRAtICt fer foaGarvs. EGG, STOVE,
And CHESTNUT COA1 for cooking purposes.
:. Z. LATHEOP,
mo Seyenieenth street at dra ~-Dri,!ge.
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Il. ELLYScN & co. Will Esert advertisements IN
tue principal newspapcrsi Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at paD-
lishers' rates. fer cash. apply at this Office.
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Shirts made to order, and warranted to fit, by z.
B. SPENCE & SoS. Call and leave your orders.
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For all Of the nicer goods for gentlcmcn's weal
call at E. B. SPENCE & Sons. 1900 Main street.
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Desirable rooms for boarGers at Mrs. DUvAL's
on Capitol street between Tenth and Eleventh.
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, Umbrellas, Walking Canes, &C., in great vari-
ETY. at e. B. SPENCE G. soN's, 1900 Main street.
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OLD PAPERS, in packages Of one hundred or
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

A Y. STOKES g. CO.. WHOLESALE
N. GRGCRRS AND COMMISSION MEX
CHANTS. RICHMOND YA.-We have In store
q large and weil-assGrted stock Of GROCERIES:
which We offer t, the merchants OF Virginia ano
North Carolina loo hogsheads L. Il. ana y. =,
pxny's Sugars. Tjy Isl A. Y. Stokes q GO.
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WAR, WAR.-FUEL, FUEL.-War is
w a dreadful thing, hut 10 he without fuel a
cold winters might Is quite as nad So go at once
yourself with the BEST ard CHEAPEST Az
'rfIRACITE CLOVER HILL, SOFT AND
ii >kD COKE, and the very hest quality OAK
and PINE WOOD, ut summer pr ccs.
w. j. MCDOWELL,
au l7-3tawow First and Broad streets.
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CANDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

rs,RIAL OF THE NEW FIRE-EXTIN-
Il GUISaER.-There will be q trial of VAN
DYEE'S NEW CARTRIDGE FIRE EXTIN-
GIJISHER ut the shops OF the Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad Company, in Manchester, at 8
o. clock THIS SAFTERNOON.
Officers or railroad and insurance compt MES,
and all Others interested In auch Improvement, al
res oectfu1y Invited 10 attend.
MONDAY, AugGsIss2, 1870. gu a. ns
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COT
RICHMOND. JuEe 26 1870.

A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD. OF
"A DIR RRCTpRs OF this company, held THIS
D1Y me President reported the act ofthe General
recting the Board OF Public Works to sell TO this
company the stock OF the State In this company,
ana author 1Ztng the company to buy the san1e..
Whefeupon y was resolved that O general
meeting of the Stockholders OF this company be
calIsd 10 meet Mt the Exchange Hotel, in the city
OF klcnmond, on the 3lst day OF August, 1870, at
II NJ, Tor The purpose OF considering the accept
apce or said ace: j. ID. BLAIR, Secretary.
Ihe BOOK Ss ior transferring stock VIII be closed
Stockholders. j. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
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DENTEsTBY z.

TAYLOR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1l12
L MAIN 6rEEHT, (o:er Tribbelt'g confsc.
uon"fy,l extract teeth without pain; ins+:t teeth
~ 10" as els. and DON'T charge fyr extracting.
rnsitl"e teeth n!lcd without pain. hny tocLh
Alted With gold, aud warrantc! for life, AT
TAILOR BROTHERS.,
lt.2 aatu street Richmond, Va.
-. s.--laStrEctlonS IN any branch of dentistry
f!:cn 10 t'ie profession on reasonable terms.
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EXCURSIONS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. ..-..
IN BALTIMORE ENTERPRISE.
Baltimore Introducing first class talent to their
Richmond friends.
G. NACHMAN & co. ProprietorS,
Successful managers of the New american
Theatre, Baltimore, the beautiful
Pacific Garden, will open the
A G A ID K NJ Y OF NJ U 8 G
positively on MONDAY NIGHT, September S,
1870, with q
FIRST GLASS ENTERT RTAINMENT
of Ladies and Gentlemen, at cheap
and reduced prices
TEN CENTS. FIFTEEN CENTS, AND
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
Look out for their great three-sheet posters with
names Of company. AL s-eod2w
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FORM OF PROXY.

EOH6H1 VE I IkO2AI.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD co. /
KnoD all Men By these Presents:
That t--, the undersigned, do hereby consti-
tute and appoint attorney - for -
and in - pane to vote on all questions that
may be brought before the meeting of the Stock
holders OF the Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad
Company 10 be held at on - the ---t
day or =, or at any adjourned meeting thereof
ney me- In the p premises, fully as II were present
and voting In person.
In testimony whereof - have hereunto
iy 2D-d&swtd
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wOsb.s AwM s,e,.S Z.
Il INDL1NG-woOD OFFICE II

A NTHRACTTE COAL.-Just received
IN superior lot OF NUT AN HRA CITE COAL,
suitable for self. feeding Morning Glory stoves.
Also. RED and WHITE ASH EGG, STOVE,
and FOUNDRY COAL; MIDI OTHIAN
LUMP, HAIL, AVERAs,E, and SMITHS.
All at lowest market rates, and No. quality.
ALBERT BLAIR,
Fourteenth street, near Mayo's bridge.
1Q-1w
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.-I i'm rece

NOTICE To FAMILfES.-I ;tm receiv-
~ Jog daily, fresh from tho miIcs, superior
; FIT LUMP CtkE, the cheapest An best fuel for
co, king, ironing, &C., ever used. Also, No.
HARD CINE. suitable for close stoves of all
kinds. which Will be sold very cheap; GLOVE Il
lii:L LGMr aud Hall CJA!. at company
prices; ANTd EAClTE, egg and stove sizes
ENGINE and SMITHS COAL Of good qualify.
OAK ant FINE W Old. Give me- Il call, as am
Geicrmncd t. sell cheap.
Offices, <inth and Cary streets and at Peters
burg depot.
jv 26--lm x. II. COTTRELI.
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GT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY, CORNER
OOFFOURTH AND MARSHALL STkEETS;;
The scholastic exercises of this institution VIII
be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY IS SEP
TEMRER. au 9--lm
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE BOARD OF FpucATIoS,1
RICHMOND, Va, Augu iS, 1870, (
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL
Il rcc i've PRCP0HA'.S for furnishing ONE
HUNDRED ND Eighty TONS OF ANTHRA-
CHE COAL best qudjty white or red ash stove
and egg sizes; for The public schools in this city
for the ensuing winter
They also solicit proposals for seasoned PM e
WOOD, saved and split, suitable tor kindling
purposes
The clal and wood 10 he delivered at such times
and places Us the Superintendent of Schools may
direct. -
Applications received until SEPTEMBER lST.
Adul css, j. ii. B1NFORD,
Superintendent Of Schools and
au l0-tSe Secretary of Board of Education.
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GOAL AND OOD.-ANTHRACITE
" and CLOVER HI,dL COAL of all kinds, and
best quality OAK and PINE WOOD. Those in
want OF supplies for winter can save money by
calling 1T Sinete"nth and Cary streets, or leaving
oTicrs ~ TOs trace street. We guarantee to give
satisfaction and not 10 hc unde~sutd.
CHARLES III. FACE Il co.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am receiving
IA n supply of the celebrated FRANKLIN,
LORBERki, and "LYKEN'> NALLEYn RED
ASH and rst-class WHITE bSII hNTHRA-
CITE GOALS, which will be sold at LOWEST
RATES. Also, CUMBERLAND COAL. for steam
aud smiths use. S. +. LATllROr,
- Seventeenth ri whrdpc.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

ID OCkLAND LIME AND ROSENDALE
Ii CEMENT.
Loo barrels LIME. per Sardinia;
100 barrels CEMENT, per H.ratio Nichols,
daily expected. For sale by
IN A. ILh ID.
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TRIMS OF ADvERTrAIMa.
EDUcATfDWAr..

RSsnyIeE OFFICE BOARD on Epuca11cN,t
fFHE BOARD OF EDIIGsTInN' ssrpl q, r WIZ.
,,IH Tese1ye applications for aS,,,ntr4,ssrt 80
Anaast ahs soth. IN. IN The PUBLIC SCHOOLS uniii
ahs1's Mals .rs asd female teachers 81 experience ana
cure competent colored teachers for ~ 5n se
schools. ~ ~ BSEifF - - Eve sls cotoTe1
I Applicants should state R they ara wits. 3,
qualifications and experiences In teaching. "A. M
dress j. III. BINEOED
Superintendent Of Schools and Secretary of The
Board. s,.s-4 ,sssg. - 81. A.yS au Ia g--fApaa
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EREsH SPICES, in grain or ground,
au se-sts y 's'"i t. WAGNER, Druggist.
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mARaNE gNEELAHG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 90, 1870.
gun rises. minimum, 5.23 Moon rises....,....12 s.
sun sets........ CAT High tide. 12. q
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OEORGEToWN COLLEGE, D. 6.

VI s. ------111 q :----- = a.. ---.l.----.. q.
mences on the FIRsT MoNHAYsoF SEFTEM-
BIER and ends in the first week Of July. Il
The lectures In the medical and Law departments
win commence ia October: ~, asnz -, -, :.
Circulars containing particulars can be obtained
by applying.to the President. an le-lm
THE NEXT SESSION OF THE =
l. FEMALE COLLEGIATEsI INSILTUTE,
No. soa TWELFTH STREET,
ssaaS ns Richmond, Va, E5f.t.rEI
will begin "WEDNESDAY, September IT. AS7o'
For circulars, &C., apply to the Princ1paHi
au 1s-2m Z. E. PARHAM.
r H.. tHORNER'S CLASSICAL AND
~ MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL. foxFoRD,
n. C.-With tho view Of preparing boys for the
senior classes In the University Of Virginia, one
year has been added to the former course OF study.
The present scholastic year will close the 18TH
MAY, 1871, with O vacation Of four weeks In Dc
cember. Students remaining over may prosecute
their studies in the winter vacation without any
addt iopaI cha argefor tuition.
The principal Is assisted by Mr. FRANK W.
CHRISTIAN, OF Richmond, graduate OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia In the schools OF Latin Greek,
German. Matthew atics, and Moral Philosophy.
Mr.. CHRISTIAN comes highly recommended by the
Faculty of the University, and has beer success
full teacher in the Episcopal High School OF VIZ
ginis," near Alexandria.
The charge for board and tuition, exclusive OF
lights and washing, is Slao per term OF twenty y
Of admission, and none are admitted but those
wishing to pursue the regular course OF study.
- sos j. III. AORNER, a. M
aul3-* -. - ;yq Principal.
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1 LOVER HILL C.AL.--I am now pre-
y parc;; To iuri,ish all grade of GLOVER NIL
CtfAi. al IN" following reduced prices:
LUMP, S5.T5 per E'ad dcltrcrcd; HAIL, IS;
III ARD. for trhtr s!ales or cooking stoves, -.
Also. j, irTliSAClf% C+te.. o: best quality
: UT COKE for cooking purposes; OAK aud
Il 4 WOOD. G.. y. LInSCDMB,
ic20-3m Seventh ana Byrd StrectS,
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR tO,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
BONNET. IRiMMING and VELVET RIB
BoNS. BDNNhT SILKS, SAT1Ns, AND
VELVETS, BLONnS, NETTS, GRAPES,
RICHES. FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
ORNAMENTS, STRAW EONNETS
AND LADIES HATS trimmed
and untrimmcd), SHAKER
HOODS, &C,
237 AND $50 BALTIMORE STREET,
BATH MORE. Md,
cf.r he largest stock to be found i'll this country,
~ uncGu all, d In choice variety and cheapness,
comrri ing the latest Partisan novelties.
orders solicited ant prompt altentloh si'eh'
All 10 34k
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II X y | L Sc L DS.
NV CROP.
PEEpGr-TOp STRAP LEAF,
WAIT. .FEATDUTCH,
i.AKGE WfIfE GLt'BT.
LARGE WljTE <ERf1Lk,
YELLOW AEERDEGN,
~fNES-TOP, md
PUPIL TOP kUTA RAGA.
Ernrn from the aamc stock and of the same sune-
rur quality as those sold by for the last three
years. AILloSiN & ADDISON,
lylS 1920 and 1922 Cary street.
kVFJERN PLANTS EIAT DITCH
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From General r. II. Smith, Superintendent VIZ
ginia Military Institute.
1t gives me pleasure to recommend the schooi Oh
Professor PIKE POWERS, of Staunton, Va. many
scholars Of Professor. POWERS have been &c,
ceiYed into this institution from time TO time, ana
their preparation has evinced care. Adelityr ana
great ability on the part OF their instructor.
know no better scholar In Virginia than Professor
POWERS. e-...r - r.
Address ssIgst* PIKE PoWEBs.
~ 28-2tawlm Staunton, Va.
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d ANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-Fall
IL session will open on LAST THURSDAY IN
SEtTENBgR, and continue till La sTHUISS-
DAY IN JUNE. 1agzsE ss.--c.,a.Jy.x
For particulars, address Rev. DIR. DUNCAN,
president Of the College, or
Fl. ESTu4L, Secretary Of Faculty
ty20-t1stOct u X, 4 rs Ashland va.
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AIRS. SUSAN REED WILL RESUME
M THE DUTIES Of ,S HER sCaoolihd !. sssidon nms ncs
carnsr cdnsr Of Broad and twenty streets.
au 22-eoai2S
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF. VIRGINIA,
lYE RtCHMONp.-SESSIONO N OF 1S70-,5L-Iiee
commence on the FIRST MONDAY.IN .QCTO-
BER, and continue Ave months, with tnuy or
and with ali the requisite APPARATUS, MODELS,
DRAWINGS, and OTHER facilities for the iilustra-
tion Of the lectures In the several departments An
ample supply Of material for PRACTICAL AN An
ATOMY.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION. at the COLLEGE,
HOSPITAL, the CITy ALMsHoUsEs lwhIe aha nc
cOlorcdl and the DISPENSARY attached 10 the
College. Special Clinics on diseases Of the eye
and ear and diseases Of women and children.
FEES: Matriculation, IS; full course OF lee
lures, sl2o graduation, $50 demonstrator OF an
atomy, $40. "
A reasonable indulgence for the professors fees
BoARD In Richmond. sls to $50 per month.
For further information, or copy OF catalogue,
address l.. S.JOYNRS, MlD.,'p
Al I'm Dean Of the Faculty.
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OF tica, arrived in Ottawa lately, and consul,.
ed Dr. La Fontaine at the Park House. be;no
nearly biind-hsving been in this condition
nearly eight years.-ny eyes were nearly gram
uiated and covered with phlegm, which is now
removed, and my eyes are growing clear and
bright. " 80 -''>-
can now go forth, doing and executing nv
business in the full brightness of sunshine. with
bright prospect ahead for the future.
Dr. La Fontaine has restored NV vision and
perfect sight, after repeated failures of some of
the most eminent oeculists of the State of his.
after six months constant efforts
give this testimonial to the public, 80 tina,
those afflicted as have been, in applying TO DIR
La FOntaine, are sure to have u permanent re.
covery. LORENZO y. ROnnISs
We can say of DR.. La Fontsine, that to our
knowledge, during the past five months of his
stay in Ottawa, he has constantly had an exten.
sive practice, and among his many patients.
there were several who were afflicted with chro.
mic diseases, of long standing and obstinate in
character, and that he seems to have affected
radical and permanent cures, where other phy.
sisians have failed. This much we can say of
H. La Fontsine, feeling it to be true, and that
IN publishing the fact, we do him no more than
simple justice.
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A Siekening Contrast No, 2.

Total receipts and expenditures of the Board
OF Education for the year ending 1st Of March,
1865, s1l3Oo o.
Ordinary expenditures, 1O,Sl7o7
Total number Of pupils attending the schools
same year, 2,163.
Total receipts and expenditures of the Board
of Education for the year ending the 7th of
March, 1870, $22,1S6.OO
Ordinary expenditures, 2O,SS9.47
Total number Of pupils attending schools same
year, 1871.
The above comparison shows that the school
board of 1864 run the schools for *9,5OO or near.
ly 100 per cent. less than the board of 1869. So
that, compared with former school boards, the
present board appears no less odious than when
compared with the present City Council.
But some youthful "Y,"
Will likely try,
To make cen honest figures lie
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To the Public.

A man arrived here on the 3st inst, on what
he called u professional tour;' he claimed that
had copied his circular; he stated that he had
accused me before witnesses, and had made no
denial. I never spoke word to this man Pur.
inton, while in ottawa, nor saw one of his wit.
nessss. So much for this part of his claim
which was palpable falsehosd.
He further stated that he got up his plates in
Cincinnati, just AS though anybody cared in this
part of the country about where he got up his
plates. He refers to other men in Mendoza and
elsewhere as witness-men no doubt of the same
stripe "a himself. He states that the people of
Ottawa and La Sale County know him. That
would seem to be true, rs he had but two or
three patients during the four days he was in
Ottawa. He stays from one to four days in a
place, which would be quite long enough to try
his extraordinary skill He is simply mere
ignorant pretender, without honor, without prin.
ciple. L pass him BY without further comment
DR. A. F. La FoNrAlNE.
Ottawa, April 10, 1870. .........,,,
CERTIFICATE.
Ottawa, April 10, 1870.
This 10 to certify that I, Lorenzo D. Robbins.
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Death of T. F. Brewer.
CITY COUNCIL,

OTTAWA, April 5, 1870
PreSent-Mayor Jones, and Aldermen Fiske
lette, brunker, Duffy. Clifford, Soran, McGinnis
Burke, Bossermau, Sknuer and Hutton.
Mayor Jones stated that the special meeting had
been called by him, in order that city council
might take appropriate action in relation to the
death OF +, +. Brewer, Esq, ex.Mayor and late
City Attorney.
Burke moved that committee of three be ap
pointed 10 prepare for the consideration Of city
council resolutions expressive OF he feelings OF
SAID city council Occasioned by HE death of a
worthy and honored associate. Motion was carried.
Inc Chair appointed Burke, Osmaa and Brunker
said committee
On motion of Fiske, ordered, that he city coun
cii and officers OF the city attend tho funeral OF
deceased. as n body, wearing the .ual badge OF
mourning, and participate in the ceremonies
thereof
The committee on resolutions submitted the fol-
loving, which were, on motion OF Brunker. adopted
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Great Ruler Of the
ahnirS OF men: bringing them into this world and
ealing them hence at will, to remove from our
midst FRANK i. Brewer, who was formerly Mayor,
and lately the Attorney of the city Of Ottawa
Therefore resolved, That we cheerfullv attest to
the answering fidelity and untriny faiihfulness Of
FRANK r. ERowER in perio, ming the thankless du.
ties OF Mayor and the close and care full attention
which he devoted to the Office Of City Attorny, fill.
Ing each OF these responsible positions with credit
to himself and honor to the city. Possessing II
clear and just mind. and recognizing the noble
Sui'ot"" ',it"c VI charltv. ne was endDleu, Whlle
strictly enforcing the law, to temper justice with
mercy, not losing sight of the interests of the pub
lie, while inrthering those Of the citizen.
Resolved That in his death his afflicted family
not only suffer the irreparabs loss of u kind and
aftctionate husband and an indulgent and good
father, but the city has lost an able, efficient and
generous public servant, and prominent and use.
tul citizen. whose time and superior abilities he
was ever ready to devote so the public good.
Resolved, That we sincerely tender TO the sor.
row Atricken family Of the late Mr.. Brewer our
heartfelt sympathes and that copies of these reso
lutions be furnished the widow, and that these 70.
solutions be spread upon the records Of the city
council of Ottawa.
On motion Of Burke. adjourned.
N. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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MEETING OF me 'BAR.


The members Of the Bar had several meetings,
and after attending the funeral in body, pre-
ceeded by the Knights Temiplar and the City
Council, met at the Court House, Wednesday
morning, and sdopted the revolutions below.
Hon. ]. B. Rice, Chairman, and J. H. Shepherd,
Secretary, Messrs. Avery, Boyle and Bull, COM
mittee ON resolutions. .Fr-.., .,,,
RESOLUTIONS.
! WHEREAS, It has pleased Divine Providence
to remove from our midst FRANK F. brewer,
an attorney OF this court, therefore
| Resolced. That in his death we have 70 m,n,n
true and noble friend, companion whose asso-
citation vas ever pleasing, and on whose fidelity,
strict integrity and uhblemished honor We ever
could rely with the utmost confidence.
Rasolred, That we feel we may Justly accord
to him intellectual endowments of a superior
order, and OF higher character than are often
found, even In his profession, he having clear
brain and rare mental powers. which BAD been
assidonsly cultivated, in years Of diligent study,
ted with distinguished honors. Though Young
In life, he had acquired varied and useful ex.
perlence, and established the foundation for nm.
bounded progress and great future triumphs,
Ltesolced, That we mourn his death-untimelv
and unwsrned, losing in his demise q valued
member OF the legal profession, one young and
full OF promise, destined ultimately, had death
not come DO soon, to become An ornament to his
chosen avocation, and an honor to our fraternity.
Hesolrea, That while attesting to his talents
and worth as member Of the Bar, We do not
forget his noble and generous qualities az a pub.
Tic citizen and neighbor. Ever active in public
interests, he was alive 10 the calls of suffering
humanity, and his hand was never closed TO the
needy and helpless. He had truly generous
mind and warm heart, and avarice and selfish
ness were foreign to his nature and repugnsnt TO
his feelings So that in his professional and
private lite in his strict integrity and justice and
charitabeness, he united all those sublime quail.
ities, which men call the ''noblest work of God"
IAN honest and An honorable man."
itesolsed, That We extend our deepest sympa.
thies TO the window and family and relatives of
the deceased in their unexpected aud sad be.
reavement
Itesosred, That the court be requested to spread
these expressions of our heartfelt feeling and
respect upon the records.