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Boots and Shoes, Goats and other Rubber ar.
ticles can be repaired in a neat substantial
manner at Halls Rubber Store. mar7d1w
BURRs PATENT white glass, best quality,
Nursing Bottles with all the attachments 40
cents each, also pure Rubber Nipples, % cents
per dozen, at Halls Rubber Store. mr7d1w
WHERLwR1GHT AND CARR1AaE-MAKERs will
do we'll to look at the large stock of Wheels,
Spokes and Rims offered for sale at the nep
Carriage Depository, corner Park and CONNER
cial streets mar9-d2t
For TEN DAYs.-Men's Heavy Rubber
Boots, $500; Boys, $275; Ladies', $19O;
Misses, $1.75; Mems Heavy Over, 90 cents;
Ladies', 70 cents; Misses, 30 cent, lat Halls
Rubber Store, 11S Middle Street. mar7-1w
To CARRIAGE OWNERS AND DEALERS
Rubber Anti-Rattlers for carriage shafts
(Chapman's Patent) one dollar per dozen pairs,
at Halls Rubber Store 118 Middle street, I'M
der Falmouth Hotel. Call for Chapmans.
Take no Others MARI 1w
ONE of the greatest luxuries, and one from
which our citizens have long been deprived, is
public bathing room, where hot or cold baths
can be had at reasonable cost. j. P. Smith,
nearly opposite our Office, has had his rooms,
for ladies and gentlemen, for some time in sue
cessful operation, and all can be accommodated
who desire.
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state ~ ewS.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Durham elected Republican town officers
MONDAY,
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FISK &c HATCH,
Bankers,

L. s.-We have issued pamphlets containing full
particulars, statistical details, mars, ETC. which will
be furnished upon application.
w we BUY and sell Government Bonds, and re-
ceive the accounts OF Banks, Bankers, Corporations
and others, subject to check at sight, and allow in
terest on daily balances. ,fsb2adswsmis
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MASONIC FUEERAL.-The remains OF
Right Worshipful William L. Maule, De.
putty Grand Master of Masons in Virginia.
were inferred in the Shockoe Hill burying-
ground yesterday afternoon with Masonic
honors. Metropolitan Lodge, No. II, and
Joppa Lodge, No. 40, to both of which the
deceased belonged, met at st. Alban's Hall,
and marched thence to the Monumental
church under the escort Of Richmond Com
mandery, No. 2, Knights Templar, Sir
james A. Scott E. Commander.
Chief Marshal.-Worshipful Powhatan
Weisiger, Joppa Lodge, No. 40.
assistant MISUNDERSTANDING n. Wade
and w. p. Gretter.
PalI-Bearers.-Most Worshipful Thomas
F. Owens, NJ. W. John Dove, NJ. W. Thomas
u. Dudley, NJ. w. William B. Isaacs, and
II. W. Beverly r. Wexford, representing
the Grand Lodge; NJ. E. A. S. Lee, repre-
senting St. Alban's r. A. Chapter, No.. 33 !;
Worshipful f. n. Boykin and ID. r. Will
liams, representing Metropolitan Lodge No.
IL; sir John A. Sloan and Sir J. Thompson
Brown, representing the Comma ndery.
Stewards. Benjamin T. Bates and w.
T. Waddy.
The services at the church were conduct
ed by Rev. DR.. Woodbridge and Rev. f. NJ.
Baker, and those at the grave byD DR.. Wood
bridge, w. j. &. Cabell, NJ. w. John Dove,
and W. (Rev.) Thomas U. Dudley, Jr. The
funeral procession was unusually long, and
the Masons turned out in larger numbers
than at any funeral since that OF Judge
Lyons.
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OFFICIAL EXAMINATION OF THE PUBLIC
SCuooLs.-The schools at DilFs bakery, cor
ner of Clay and Foushce streets, gave
general account OF themselves and their
teachers at the examination yesterday.
The primary school taught by Mr.. Peter
Woolfork was found in excellent order and
condition. The advancement of the pupils
us yet reached the intermediate grade.
|. The primary school taught by Miss llar-
riet Carter gave evidence of care and pa-
ticnt training, with corresponding progress
on the part Of the pupils.
The primary school Miss E. II. Andrews
teacher) likewise deserves favorable men-
ton for efficiency and general success.
In the advanced primary school, taught
by the Misses NJ. +. and l.. +. Pierce, the
following pupils were examined with credit
to their teachers and passed to the inter-
mediate grade: Ralph Evans, Mary B.
Christian, Washington Owens, Elizabeth
Brown, thomas Minor, Charlotte Jones,
Hyder Bedford, Mamie Brown, Earnest
niles, Mary Il. Anderson, Warmer Nc
Gwinn. Louisa Brown, Carrie EitZhush,
Annie Cox.
The intermediate school of this group is
| well taught by Miss A. l.. Angler. After
very satisfactory examination the following
pupils were promoted to the grammar
school grade: Edward Boiling, Rosina Cox,
| Temple Miles, Eliza Tranum, Peter Owen,
Mary Meriwether, Thomas Simms, Emma
smith, Willie Smith.
The primary and intermediate schools in
the Friends church were also examined
Yesterday. This is the finest school-room
occupied by the public schools, and the
school is particularly attractive in its ap-
| pearance.
In the primary department, taught by
| Miss Y. II. Sutton, several changes OF teach
crs have occurred during the year, from
which, of course, the school has suffered, Us
is always the case.
| The examination showed earneStncss and
| great interest in her important work Oh the
part of the teacher. >,
The grade of this school will be gradually
raised, instead of promoting the pupils 10
another school.
| The general administration and discipline
of the school has fallen principally upon
Miss NJ. S. Watkins, teacher OF the lnterme,
diate department. The exercises showed
very careful and successful training on the
part of the teacher.
The following pupils passed an eXceLenG
| examination, and were promoted TO the
grammer school grade: Annie Addison,
Bella Anderson, Laura Brackett, FANNIE
Baker, Mollie Cox, Mary Davis, Emily
| Hooker, Lizzie Mallory, Mary Mallory,
! Eliza Kennedy, Linda Schmitt, carrie
| Thomas, and Ellen Jones.
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By the Rev. DR.. Berkcly. at the residence of
Lnuls, on the 3lst of May, 1870, Hon. GEORGE II.
WENnLISti. of Shelby county, H., and Hiss
JOSEPHINE STEPHENSON, of Fauquier coun-
This wedding was quite an event in ST. Louis on
account of the social distinction OF the parties.
Miss Stephenson, of Fauquier, 1.-THE niece of Colo
mel Lloyd j. Beal, ofthls city, Is lady of remark
able beauty and grace. She was one Of the most
devoted Of the daughters Of the South during the
late civil war, and one of those bright spirits
that animated Mosby's troops to deeds Of intrepid
daring. star Of Fauquier vanished from the
horizon when she left that noble county. The
bridegroom, 1t appears, was worthy of her. He Is
4 lawyer. and politician of emnence in Illinois,
ard d gentleman OF honor and worth. The bridal
trip will be to California.
On the 2Oth Of APRIL. 1870, by the Rev. Mr.. Da-
shieli, Mr.. WILLIAM &. NATHhES, Of Nor
folk, to Miss KATE A. FLETCHER, Of Rich
mnud Va.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, and Peters,
burg, papers please copy
On the 7th instant by Rev. Mr.. shannon,
GEORGE n. MORA Il to ALICE NJ daughter OF
john j. Rowe, of Baltimore, formerly OF hich-
mOnd,
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We notice In another colrmn tha; Professor
AMBoLp has IN agency fer TIE sale of pianos
from the celebrated factory of Durham Il son's,
who, as the Oldest may atly be sty led the sue esS
full ''pioncersn ~ Of that ar. In America
The instrument exhibited by him ut The Rich
mond Musical Exchange Is model OF pcrlec-
tlon, simplicity, and elegance; and Its Sur.
roundings Of delicate and polished rosewood h .r-
monize exquIsitely with Its dulcct tones as The J
sweep "ocr the ear Ike the sweet Soath breath
Ing on bank Of violers'' whilst It's keys OF purcs
and whitest ivory, like tile opening petals OF The
rose seem to invite the touch, TO extract 1t, tse
bling aud harmonious odors.
Professors and amateurs are requested to tr,
this instrument, which they will pronounce in.
c0Dl1GrabLe.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
RAWLEY SPRINGS,
AO ROCKINGHAM C0TJNTy VI

mountains Of the valley OF virginia, twelve miles
"Sss Tss sfsa Fs wIE1 wHIaEET1ts92barg WsTgp
as tne strongest and best ehalybeate In the State
lt Is alterative, eutrophfc, tonic, diuretic, and
ssomees 30 IsIa1 a2erient, In It's action. AS remedy
IN scro, ula, chronic anemia, and chlorosis, hyE-
terla, iuor albGs, passive hemorrhaees, dgspsp-
s13. neuralgia, general cebiiity, diseases OF the
urinary s organs and q the uterus, and In general
the blood and an eufeebled condition Of the ner-
sGeS oSC TER EhRsTTfey Tssss y As
the mineral springs Of the United ststess "'"ons
lnValids whose constitutions have been broken
DOWN by acute or chronic diseases, or whose sys-
the relaxing and debiIltatine effects Of residence
n unhealthy locations, or by irregular habits OF
gay ss K hesh
While the beautiful scenery, inyigoratng elm ate
ample facilities for pleasant recreation and
amusement. and moderate board, offer rare at
those Who seek the restoration Of hesft6. "N
since the last season, In addition to the cottages
which have been made so comfortable !
A LARGE AND HANDSOME HOTEL.
sufficient for the accommodation Of TWO HUN
DRED GUESTS, has been erected. 1t Is fitted up
throughout with entirely NEW FURNITURE
and in the best style. fine PIAN0 . viii be found
GOOD MUsfC q viii viii be in attends ~
4 BILLIARD SALOON and BOWLING Al
The hotel accommodations will be STRICTLY
FIRST GLASS.
BOARD:
neE 90
@ ner wccs; Is 90
eHOtel Will be regularly opened for visitors
on the FIRST DAY OF JULY, under the excel
lent management of Mr.. SAMUEL GoopE, for
merly Of the Hot Springs, Va.
There re win be daily line Of stages connecting
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, DIR. j. \. Gordon, or, +,
In bis absence, .Dr. William Williams one or the
other of whom will be promptly In attendan &C du-
ring the entire season. A. B. TRICK,
President Of the Board or Directors.
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MAYORS COURT, FRIDAY-JuStice Farier
pressding.-Th following cases were dis
posed of:
William Foster (colored, charged with
unlawfully Keeping and detainins tool
chest belonging to William Price with a
view to cxtort money. The property was
ordered to be returned to Price and the
case dismissed.
John s. Haines, trespassing on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company work
shop and threatening to shoot w. &. Frec-
man, the master nlchiniSt Of said shop.
Freeman not appearing, the case was dis
missed and the costs ordered to be paid by
complainant.
Margaret Brown and Ella Simpson (co-
lored>, drunk, disorderly, and using prolane
language in the street. Fined 81 each.
Fanny Barna (colored), stealing goose
from f. Falls. Dismissed.
Peter Sullivan was fined s. for allowing
filth to remain in barrels on his premises.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE Ii, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Trarers, Norfolk, mcr-
chandise and passengers, Harveys S Williams.
SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandiSc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. ~
steamer John Sylvester, Gitfnrd, Norfolk, mer-
clandlsc and passengers, L.. 3. Ta.um: &
Norfolk ,nercha,t.i:e, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner j. B. Myers, Llwood, Philadelphia,
Railroad ties, Gurus II Parker.
\ Schooner +. L. Treat. Nickcrsop, Chickahom-
inv. to load railroad lies for New York, Gurus u
Parker.
MEMORAEDUM.
WEST POINT, June T.-hrriycd, stcamcrIAd-
m:ral, Rcyhold Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, aud
sailed on return.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To.MORRow.-We
note the following special appointments
Sedmcn's BctheI.-Rey. f. j. Boggs at
3k Z. NJ.
BArTIsT.-Fulton.- S. NJ. Ferrell at
IL A. M. Rev. w. w. Wood at 8 p. M.
ASHLAND Church.-Rew j. B. Jcter at
- NJ.
st. Marks Lutheraa.-The pastor having
returned to the city, the usual services will
be held at II A. NJ.
METHoDIsT.-Centend - Rev. William
4. Munsey, ID. D., at II A. NJ; Rev. J. e.
Granbery at SH p. NJ.
Nicholson-Strcet- Church.-Rev. Robert
A. ArmiStcad at II A. NJ. and at =. NJ.
Oregon HiH.-Rcv. +. A. Strothcr at II
A. NJ; Rev. T.. Archer ut Z. NJ.
Sidney.-Rcv. z. Archer at IL a. NJ. {;
Rev. T. A. Strother at =. NJ.
EpIsCopAI st. John's.-Rev. Matthew
Mallry, OF Fredericksburg, at II A. NJ. and
at S4 Z. M.
PRESBYTERIAN. &C Grace Street Church
corner Fourth and Grace streets).-Rey.
John +. Edwards, d. d., at IL A. NJ
METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHooLS SOCIETY,"
regular monthly meeting of this society will
be held at Broad-Strect church on Sunday
afternoon ut 3h o'clock. Interesting eXcr-
ciseS by the children.
The annual meeting OF Trinity Methodist
SlInday-School Society will be held in the
church ut S4 p. NJ.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant, at o'clock 4. NJ, at the re-
sidcace Of her husband, Jefferson Powers, after a
lingering and severe illness, MIS-. HARRIET Ii.
pGWEIfS. In the fOrty-second year OF her age.
She leaves a mother, husband, one child, and q
large circle of friends, to mourn their loss. Her
funeral will take place THIS MORNING ut 10
O'Clock from her late residence.
Til. friends and acqualntanccs of the family are
Invited to attend without further notice.
Baltimore pipers please copy.
On Thursday the 10Th instant f. v. MENZIES,
aged SiXty-two.
HIS funeral will take place THIS MORNING
at 10 O'CLOCK from the Third Presbyterian church.
Relatives and friends are Invited TO attend With
out further notice.
Baltimore papers please copy.
At Broad.Street Methodist Episcopal church, on
Wednesday evening the Is. instant, By the Rev.
MAGGIE. daughter OF William Sears Wood,
ESQ.,; all OF this city. No cards.
On the 18th instant, It the residence of his fa-
ther IN iIcnrco county, MAETiN L., son of
George and Elizr z. Turner, aged twelve year S,
five months and seventeen d. tys- {
Ills fuacraI will trke place at Shockoc r i'll Bu-
rying-G Ground Oh SUED W the 19lh at d O'Clock.
The friends of the family are invited 10 attend
witho ut further notice.
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DEATH TO REACHES AND SIcu.-The phosphc-
rous prepar alton Of Messrs. MEADE & BAKER Is
the best ever made for the destruction OF lches
and other vdrmints. 1t emit5 just light enough TO
attract the creatures, aud the foolish things eat
heartily of it and then 30 and die. 1t will kill off
the most luxuriant crop in about three days. Try
IT, and be convinced tnat what we say is SO. 1t Is
also faithful agent In the destruction Of mice.
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COOK d LAUGnTON will sell at the horse lot at
10 O'Clock saddle and work horses, mules
carts, harness, &cs &c.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell at Q L. NJ. a brick
dwelling on the north Side Of Clay street near
Gimer.
A. G. PULLIAM will sell at q T. NJ two building
lots IN the town OF Manchester.
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CoScERr.-In consequence of the incle-
mency of the weather on Thursday night
The regtllur programme Of the concert at
Trinity church for the benefit of the sun
day school was not carried out entirely.
A very good audience was III attendance,
aud the scholars sang some of their pref
tiest pieces, entertaining them for IN hour
gratis.
On Monday night next the second con-
cert will be given, with almost entire
change of pieces, including sixteen solos
and duets bY scholars and volunteer aid.
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HUsT1NGs CoURT-Judge Tuigon prcsi-
ding.-Thc jury in the case of Malvina Win
ston (colorcG brought in verdict finding
her guilty of petit larceny. She was sell
fenced to Jail for ninety days.
Reuben Jones (colored), for alleged illegal
voting and perjury in connection with the
last election held here, he having been in
the penitentiary, was set to the bar for trial
under the general election law. The jury,
after some time, brought in verdict Of
guilty coupled with an assessment OF four
months in the penltentiary as the term OF
his confinement.
Robert z. Archer qualified as Inspector at
the Public Warehouse, and William .Jctcr
at Scabrook's, by entering into bond and
taking the several oaths prescribed.
The jury in the case of Joseph Wilson,
charged with stealing from the person, had
not agreed at q late hour last evening, and
were sent to the Exchange in charge OF Ser
oeant Lee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18

PAT WooDs IN THE &:GIsLATURE.-As
will be seen from the legislative proceed
ings, ,sPat Woods's case has attracted official
attention in that quarter. The following is
the resolution offered by MIR. Stubs in the
House yesterday:
" "ReSoEved by the House Of Delegates,
That the Committee on Resolutions be re-
quired to report to this House whether it
is eXDedient to take notice Of the arrest of
Mr.. =. Woods, Il citizen of Virginia, by a
resolution of Congress having said citizen
imprisoned"
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WE call attention to the adyer tisemcDt Of The
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Liverpool and
London, Messrs. rEYToN & ELLIEsoN agcuts,
1900 Cary street. We are glad to welcome all such
sterling conf paAies, and bespeak for them due
share Of the patroua &c OF the public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-18

COUNTRY MERCHANTS can get OF WARNER IT,.
FLEMING, 1890 Main street. In any quantity, supe-
rior candy packages. He guarantees satisfaction
In each case. Els prizes are really, each one,
worth the price You pay for the box. Send
your orders To him.
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Remember 3" in your promenade of an eve.
ming the neat icc-cream saloon at JACKSON,
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes aud delivers to families, pic
MICS, fairs &C., &C., pure ice-cream In any
quantity and or any flavor desired.
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LECTURE AT CENTENARY CHURCH By REV.
DIR MussEY.-Tbc lecture on Tuesday night ut
Centenary church promises to be great treat TO
all who. attend. The known reputation oil ihis
eminent divine is sufficient guarantee OF 4 plea
SAINT and profitable evening to all who attend.
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To.MoRRow WILL BE sUSDAY.-if you oes'fe
to makes a good appearance at church, nothing IS
SO essential as suit OF nice clothes well Tilted 10
the person; and nowhere In the city can these re-
quisitcs be obtained better or cheaper than al
SPEScE's, 1900 Main street.
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CoLoRED MAsoNs."-At L stated com
munication of Charity Lodge, No. 0, Co.
lorcd Free and Accepted Masons, held on
Thursday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term
j. W. Tooncy, worshipfuI master;
Andrew Dickcrson, senior warden;
John w. Williams, junior warden;
Richard Davis, treasurer;
w. FL. J.. Coombs, secretary;
Christopher Jones, senior deacon;
Preston Nicholas, Junior deacon;
Thomas Il. johnson, senior stewards
C. Parrott, junior steward;
j. w. Slaughter, chaplain.
Major Deadman, tiler.
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MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-At the last stated
meeting of Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 43, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
M. +. J. X. Dowell, high priest
i. Lucien J.. Bass, king;
i. Joseph A. Scarlctt, scribe;
r. Il. Maccmber, treasurer
A. Arsell, Jr., secretary.
The Council appointed the following:
Il. E. Pegram, captain of host
]. S. Tower, principal sojourner;
j. B. Bergman, royal arch captain;
w. A. r. Teller, master of third veil;
Julius Strauss, master of second veil;
John A. Lynham, master of first veil;
7. V. Moore, d. D., NJ. j. Michelbacher,
J. NJ. Pitcher, George Jacobs, r. Gate
wood, r. w. Seeley, and r. N. Crooks,
chaplains;
j. Ii. Capcrs, J. T. sizer, and C. II. Page,
stewards;
Thomas Angel, jantor.
b. r. Wexford, Jr., l. S. Tower, and L.
l.. Bass, educational committee.
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THE TEMPERANCE PIC-N1c.-Thc picnic
of the Cold Water Army, OH the 22d i'll
slant, promises to be Il success. We learn
that enough tickets have already been sold
to insure against failure, and should The
weather prove favorable we have no doubt
that Il large and happy company Will ENJOY
the excursion, away from the heat and dust
Of the city.
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A NUIsANCE.-The attention of the pro-
per authorities is called to nuisance at
Buchanan Spring, on Clay street near Han
cock. II not abated the people in that vi
cinity will be likely to take the matter in
their own hands.
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lCEAN VIEW HOTEL. -

i11~s' .'.!r 1y3!Hs:
This popular resort viii be open for the recep-
tton OF guests ON the FIRST OF JUNE. II has
been thoroughly renovated and reftted.E 4
Gooa and attentive servants will be In astends
ance at all times during the season.
There Is a large geVEGETABIE AND FLOWER
GARDEN attached, and tho FISHIN Il and SURF.
BATHING cannot be surpassed In The United
States - fasl- e--Ts- es-Ifr7I-s5y
The BAR will be supplied with the CHOICEST
VINES, LIQUORS, C1GARa &c: t$A&
EVERY LUXURY OF THE SEASON..
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

1--WE BEST PLACE TO HAVE BLANK
| BOOKS made t. order Is AT tkEihlSGliAM'S X Ei ;
BOOK BIhDERf corner Of Broad and Ninth
ST. Cst-.
RULING and BINDING Of any description n
short notice. lc IL
4 CCDUNT BOOKS. - RANDOLPH u
N ENGLISH, 1918 Main street, have Oh hand q
large stock Of BLANK BOOKS, and are prepared
10 MAKE To ORDER al sizes, descriptions, or
gu ltieS.
Those who intend to open new sets of books In
July would do well TO give their orders as soon us
no.sib,e jc IL
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TERMS: .1.,,., ~
usS w
bO1rtI, per week. ~ w
Doaro' pr hoa I =:
Persons from other cities wishing to yisit this
Hotel win be met In Norfolk by addressing let
ter to Box 4, Norfolk post-o0ice. @4I =Fs
je 6-2w 4. BRADFORD, Proprietor.
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Now IS THE TINE TO CALL--Intending to re-
move In q few days to No. 1915 Main street, We
have marked down our Straw Goods to the very
lowest margin. Cur stock of Straw ventilators
and other summer wear Is still large and varied
and must be sold. MCVEIGH G MARSHALL.
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THE EXECUTIVE MANsIoN.-The condition
and appearance of the Governors mansion
has been such for considerable length of
time that it is to be wondered at why it has
not been put in proper repair and made to
appear worthy of its purposes. A step has
been taken in the Legislature towards
making the repairs, and on yesterday Gene
raj Ncwbery, Superintendent Of Public
Buildings, made a report on the condition
of The mansion. From this it appears that
the roof is very imperfect, and the basement
very damp, for want of proper drainage.
The Superintendent makes some very sensi-
bic suggestions as to improvements about
the grounds, so as to make them appear to
better advantage from the Square, such as
the removal OF the stables and out-buildings
from their present location to the eastern
side of the lot on Governor street. The
cost for the needed repairs is estimated at
S2.220, and it is to be hoped that the Legis-
lature will ut once proceed to make an ap-
preparation.