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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-05-11

The presses and fixtures of the
Atlanta (Ga.) hte77igeneer were
sold by the Sheriff of Fulton coun-
ty on the first Tuesday in May.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-05-11
The latest addition to the
Lambs (talel IS

Marys lamb became sheep,
just to be contrary,
And Mary said, 'How's that for steepf
That's what's the matter with Mary.
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Manchester Items.

RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-The Rev. William
II. Christian will preach temperance ser.
mon before Manchester Council, Friend.
of Temperance, on tomorrow night at
O'Clock. We have been advised of no Other
special service. The regular pastors viii
occupy their pulpits at the usual hours
The public are invited to attend.
SUDDEN DEATH-We regret to learn o.
the sudden death of Mrs. Wortendyke
lady of the enterprising and popular pro
prietor of the Manchester Paper Mills
which occurred on yesterday. after an i'll
ness of but a few hours duration.
In OPERArIoN.-The gunny-bag factory al
the Graham Works is now In full blast, anC
we advise our readers to call and examine
This new branch of industry gives employ
ment to a number of hands, and is IN i'm
portant acquisition to Manchester.
HARD AT WoRK.-Every establishment
from the Unsatisfactory to Baird's Foun
dry. is now hard at work, giving employ
ment, and thereby increasing the genera
prosperity. Manchester without her mlll'
would be like Hamlet without the prince
DoN'r FORGET that the Elliott Grays NEE
on Monday night. Non-commissloned OH
GERS are to be elected.
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nended 1000. 0o0.0o0 dollars Tor ordinary
nurnoscs alone, being " ithtn 500, 900, 900 OF
The aggregate amount spent for the same
PURPOSES in war, and in peace. during the
scycniv-onc years preceding Dune so. 1861.
not including in either case the sum paid
upon principal or interest Of the public
II is trifing with the intelligence Of the
nconlr for the Radical leaders to pretend
tha, this vas, sum has been honestly en-
mndcd. Hundreds of millions Of 1t has
been wantonly sQuandered. The expcndi-
turcS of The Government for the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1851, were only S62, ooO, Zoo !;
while. for precisely the same purposes
civil list. army, navy. pensions, ana In
dians-SlG4,o 100000 were eNnenaed curing
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1870.
No indignation could he too stern, and
no scorn too severe. for the assertions by
unscrunulaus Radical leaders that the
great Democratic party of the Union has
or can have sympathy with disorders
or violence in any part OF the conh'
try. or in the deprivation Of any man
Of his rights under the Constitution. IL
is to protect aid pcrrctuate the rights
which every freeman chcrishrs. to revive
in all hearts the feelings of friendship, aifec-
ton, and harmony, which are the best
guarantees of law and order, and to throw
around the humhlest citizen, wherever ne
may be. the protecting agis of those sale
guards of persona. liberty which the ilnda-
mental laws OF the land assure, that we in
woke the aid Of Ill good men in the work OF
peace and reconstruction.
We invite their generous cooperation,
irrespective of all former differences OF
opinion, so that the harsh voice of diScord
may be silenced; that new and danger
Gus sectional agitation may be checked
that the burdens of taxation, direct and in
direct. may be reduced to the lowest point
consistent with good faith TO every just ma
tional obligation. and with Il strictly eco
ncmical administration Of the Cove nment,
and that the States may he restored IN their
integrity and true relation to our Federal
| Union.
ISigned by the Democratic members o.
| Congress, including McSsrs. BraXton
Critcher. Duke, Harris, and Terry, Of
| Virginia.
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POLICE COURT, FRIDAY-JuStice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Edward Ligeon (colored, unlawfully
stealing three fancy ornaments from Messrs.
Stephens IL Campbell. Sent to the chain
gang for thirty days.
Sue Mayo (colored), unlawtully stealing
$3.50 in United States currency from Jacob
Boykin. Continued until the 22d.
John Robinson, charged with being a
vagrant, and having no visible means OF
support. Discharged.
Sarah F. james (colored, charged with
stealing an alpaca dress from Mrs. Ham
mond. Sent to jail for thirty days.
Lafayette Bolton, William Brown, and
Hugh Winston, throwing stones into the
yard of Vincent Crispie, and striking Girls
pie. Fined 81 each and admonished.
Richard Frihue (colored), unlawfully as
saulting. abusing, and whipping his wife
Lucy. Lucy was also arrested on cross
warrant, charged with the same offence.
Fined $3.50, and security required in $lOO
to keep the peace for three months.
Washington Webb (colored). drunk and
disorderly in the streets. Fined 81.
Ellen Willis (colored). charged with steal.
ing gold ring and q dress-body from AIDE.
line James. Found guilty, and sent to jail
for fifteen days.
Peter Brooks (colored), charged with be-
ing person of unsound mind and assault.
ing and beating his wife. Commission dc
luantic0 ordered. - 49,
| Washington Thomas (colored), charged
with adultery and refusing to support his
wife and child. Continued until to-mor.
row. 't#..E@. g. /.
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AT meeting OF the surviving members or the
sOtey Battery" held April 20, 1871, the under.
signed were appointed to daft the following pre-
amble and resolutions
Whereas the painful intelligence has reached as
OF the death Of r. G. FISHER, our late comrade
ING associate In arms, at the residence OF his
In powhatan county, Va, on the 18th inst
He8osted, !. That we bow In humble submission,
to the decree OF an Advise Hefnu In 1bna vnn,nu.
hug from our midst one SO noble, generous, and
=. mat we tetder our heartfelt sympathy TO the
DefeaVed together with the assurance fhat We
share with them ia this sad dispensation of Proyi
richmond Enquirer, Dtspntch and Whfo snd
IN INT g copy, OF the same be forvarded 70 The
anaiceeo family. c. G. BRIDGES,
81. ,r.... aa" A. BOILING,
~ VS., PIICHEp
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+. ii. STARKE,
PEYTON WISE,
CHAS, NJ, WALL

PERsoNAL.-H. Ii. Clapp, Esq, chic
clerk in the Govern Printing Office
Washington; Chas. K. johnson, the cele
brated ink manufacturer, OF Philadelphia
and S. G. Collins, type founder, of Phila
delphia, were in this city yesterday.
MessrS. J. A. Waddel, of the Lynchbure
Neaos w. K. Vim, of Hanover; and L.
c. Bristow, of Essex, formerly members
o; the House Of Delegates F. W. Rives,
of Charlottesville, and VIM. S. Muller, o.
Baltimore, are at Ford's Hotel.
at the Exchange and Ballard are the fol
lowing Messrs. II. Clapp, of Washington
S. e. Collins and c. E. johnson, of Phila'
delphia; James o. Seldom, of Geneva, N
Maj. John b. 1insley, the right-hand
man Of the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, is in the city in the interests OF the
rnmDony
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SITE FOR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
SHOPS, &c.-Messrs. Pliney, Fisk, A. A.
Low, and others, arrived in this city on
Thursday, and were occupied Friday in
making examinations Of the most available
points for the eastern terminus of the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad. These gentle
men constituted committee, and were
sent thither by the Board of Directors tor
the purpose above noted and with view
Of selecting good location for the erection
of depots and workshops for the company.
No definite conclusion was arrived at, how
ever, after having visited various points,
and the party left yesterday for the North
by way of the Richmond and York River
railroad.
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ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE.-The ami
versary celebration of the Young Mems
Missionary Society of the Second Baptist
Church will take place tomorrow night.
The exercises will consist Of music, prayer,
reading of the Scriptures, and an address
by Rev. George w. Samson, D.. d., OF
Washington, ID. G. DIR. Samson is pecu-
liarly happy in his efforts on such occa-
slons, and his many admirers here will be
sure to attend in large numbers. In order
to give all who desire it an opportunity OF
attending, there will be no services at the
First, Grace.street, and Piue-street Bap-
list churches on Sunday night.
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STOLEN ToBAcco.-On Thursday night
while officer Woods was standing near the
Stb-street bridge which crosses the canal,
be saw man drop carpet-bag and "make
tracks," The bag was taken to the itrst
police station.house, and upon examina-
ton was found to be full Of leaf tobacco,
which Is supposed to have been stolen.
The property has not been identified, and
no arrests made. y, .s,..,. | -
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| The proprietors Of the Dollar Store, hsyfns
justreturaed from New York. are now offering 70
the public an elegant assortment Of Bohsmtan
and Parisn vases; laws smokers sets aud spit
toons; large Backgammon boards, fufnished ;
black walnut writing desks snd workrboxes
book-sbeives; brackets; large iooktng-sIssses, -
by TO- rosewood frames, selling everywhere and
considered cheap ut "a; ssatuettes and unber
figures, al designs Jet jewelry. far superior 70
n3thing offered in the stores FOR SLso; opera
chains, albums, and q fine assortment Of silver.
pl tied ware; knives, forks, and spoons; gold
plate bracelets; gents sIeeve-butsous, stsds,
chains, rings-all new and latest Ct ,ies-at $40
Main st 'ees. You can get self binding music
book for 81.
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RICHMOND NATIONAL GUARD.-At a
meeting Of the Richmond National Guard,
composed principally of OK United States
soldiers, held ut the Hams Hall Thursday
evening, April Goth, the following officers
were duly elected: VIM. Dentru Smith,
captain; first lieutenant, L. 81. Staples =;
second, Harris III. Oliver second junior,
Henry g. McCrea. Sergeants: First. JOS.
II. Deanc; second, John f. Perrin third,
james H. Starkes; fourth, Commodore
Smith fifth, E. Ii. Washington. Corpor-
Samuel FL. Henklers; third, Henry Smith,
Jr.; fourth, Edmund Anderson fifth,
James II. Brown; sixth, Thomas Epp"s ;
seventh, Henry Sperlark; eighth, Edmund
Smith. The company number eighty men
and officers
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IL Is very important in buying confectioneries
fruits, &C.. to get them fresh and pure; and In or
Ger TO do this you will go to D. CoLUMBUs's steam
candy mandatory, No Oh Broad street, wher,
you VIII find the best and cheapest assortment. OIL
french and American candies, cakes, fruits, toys
&C., 70 be found In the city. Parties and we'd.
dlpgs served at short notice and on the most rea.
sonable terms.
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A MINIATURE STEAMEE.-In passing the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot yesterday
morning we noticed on flat a beautiful lit.
tie steamboat, on which was tied card
marked 81. j. Laferty, Lexington, Va.''
was built in New York. The engine is ap.
parently about two or three-horsc power,
and was put in the boat by Messrs. Sloat &
Addington, of this city. We learn that it
is desi gned for the canal at Lexington.
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The JEWEL PRIZE CAsKEr.-Tbese caske..
besides containing the worth OF the money In sta
tionery, have prize 10 each package. In one In.
stance gold watch, valued at $ss, and in anothc,
coral set of jewelrY, valued at gas, was drawn
For sale only by ELLYsoN s. TAYLOR, l11s MAR
street. Call carly, or they may all be sold, al
they have only limited supply on hand.
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PREPARATIONS FOR WoRK.-A freight
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
was being loaded Friday at the depot with
fine engine and hosting machine for work
on the roa at the Great-Bend Tunnel. The
work at that point is being pushed rapidly
forward, and every facility is being used for
the early completion of the tunnel. 4a
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TOBACCO FACTORY BROKEN OPEN.--Last
evening the tobacco factory Of T. II. Lam.
beth, OH Cary street, between 9th and 10th
streets, was forced open, but the police be-
ing So close upon the thieves, nothing WAS
stolen. Policeman Toler, who was Oh the
heat, tried the doors as usual, and found
that the bottom bolt was not properly fast
ercd, and, returning to the store in fifteen
or twenty minutes. the door was found
open. Sergeant Hall, who was in the
ncighborhood at the time, examined the
door, and reported ut once to Mr.. Lambeth,
who came down town and locked up. Mr..
Lambeth does not miss anything, though a
large quantity Of tobacco was piled up in
side the store.
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PER1Ls AND POWERS OF THE AGE.-On
Thursday evening Rev. james A. Duncan,
President of Randolph Macon College, re-
peated his interesting lecture on ''The
Perils and Powers of the Age" to a large
audience In Ashland. This lecture was de-
livered some time since in Norfolk, and
richly deserves the high encomiums of
praise passed upon it by the papers of that
city. The lecture was delivered for the
benefit of the two literary societies of the
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} EsCAPE OF A PR1soNER.-QuiXotte Bry-
ant, a white man, who was arrested in this
city some time since and turned over to the
North Carolina authorities, from which
State be was a fugitive from justice, sue
ceeded in making his escape from the off,
GERS in charge after reaching North Caro-.
lima, and is now at large. The Chief OF
Police of this city received telegram yes
day giving the fact of his escape, and re-
questing the police detectives of this city
to keen lookout for him. %-~-A - -.
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INTERESTING LECTURE.-Dr. Samson's lee.
ture this evening at the Pine-street Baptist
Church should be largely attended. lie is
a very interesting lecturer, and his subject
1.-The Holy Land) is one that interests every
one. The costume of the Orientals will be
exhibited an6 explained by the Doctor.
We hope the house will be crowded, espe-
ciaIy as the proceeds Of the lecture are to
be used for paying off the indebtedness OF
the church.
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CONSERVATIVE PRIMARY MEETING. The
Conservative voters of Jefferson Ward will
meet ut Old Market Hall this evening, April
oath, at o'clock, to elect five delegates to
the City Central Committee. Also to take
into consideration the nomination Of can
didates to the City Council.
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THE RICHMOND HowITzERs.-Meeti
Last Nlght.-There was quite large meet
ing of the members of this company in the
office of the Virginia Insurance Company
last evening, at which time the constitu-
ton and By laws were adopted, and seven
teen new members elected. Theo. Bots.
seau, Esq, was elected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
geant, and Mr.. &. Pucle Halves color
bearer. The company's roll is being rap
idly filled, and there are now only few re-
naming vacancies.
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WARRANT OF RENDITIoN.-In compliance
with it requisition from the Governor of
North Carolina. dated April 10Th, 1871, for
the return of John W. Watson and Alfred
Hazel, charged with robbing the office OF
n. c., Governor Walker on yesterday is
sued warrant of rendition for the delivery
of the prisoners to j. G. Hester, the agent
of the State of North Carolina. They were
confined in the Jail in this city.
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AUTHORIZATION OF ORD1NANCEs.-For
Years. whereof the memory OF man run
meth not to the contrary" the record of the
ordinances Of the city, kept by the clerk OF
the Council, has never been subjected 10
any examination whatever. True, the
originals We're preserved, but never looked
at till the Council resolved upon new
edition Of the ordinances, which why don't
they do now: Once, in the long ago, the
President Of the Council signed, and the
city seal was attached 10, the record of
every ordinance.
Mr.. Wynne called attention Yesterday
evening to this want Of authorization of
three most important acts Of the Council,
which are only entered on the journal by
their titles. 1t is hoped that he Will follow
up this his suggestion by Il formal resolution
at the next meeting, thit at each meeting,
along with the proceedings, the verbatim
record of every new ordinance shall he read
to the Council as 4 part Of such proceed
ingS.
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ExECUTlvE.-Gov. Walker has appointed
Edward North, of Hammonton, n. j., a
commissioner of deeds for Virginia. to re-
side in New Jersey. Lewis T. Henckel has
also been appointed a notary public for the
county Of AlbemaIe. ..as
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Grace (EpScop0D Church Corner of
Main and FouShee streets Bishop Johns
will preach and administer confirmation at
II 4. NJ.
Christ (EpiScopaD.-Ecv. DR.. VIM. Nor
wood AT Ak z. NJ.
Second Baptist. -Rcv. Geo. w. Samson,
ID. D., Will deliver the annual address be-
fore the Young Mems Missionary Society
Of the Second Baptist Church on Sunday
evening ut s o'clock. The congregations OF
the First Baptist, Gracc-Street, and Pine
street churches will unite with them Oh
that occasion.
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BALL NEXT WEEK.-The first annual ball
of the Catholic Beneficial Society will take
place on next Wednesday night at Assem-
bly, Hall. Great preparations are in pro-
gress, and it is expected that 1t will be a
snlnndid affair.
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ATTENTION! MERCHANTs.-Ths cakes manu-
featured by TRIBBETT, 1lla Main street, are the
best In the market, being manufacturer Win
special view to the wants OF The trade. The de.
mand for them is great. Lay in your supply as
TIIpHETT's.
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JoB PRINTNG.-Wecan the attention Of NEE
chants, clerks Of courts, sheriHs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
al others having orders for printing, ~ the facih-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LEsHhEST for the prompt and faithful execution
OF oil kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards. Bil-Heads, Letter Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
guaranteed,
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LOST CHILD.-On Thursday afternoon a
little colored child aged seven years, tbe
daughter Of Ahram Turner, living on Ba-
cons Quarter Branch, near Brook avenue,
left her home, and had not been heard Of
up to Yesterday afternoon.
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The New GAS. HO9DER Orkmpu nra

TIE NEW GAs.HoIDER.-W orkmen are
now engaged in laying the foundation OF
the mammoth new gas-holder to be built
on Gillie's creek, Rockets. Tanner & Co.,
who have the contract for the iron-work,
have many of the castings now ready and
are at work upon others. Mr.. George S.
Prince, Of the Powhatan yard, is to furnish
the large number OF bricks necessary for its
construction. There are but two gas.
holders in this country larger than this will
bewhen completed.
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CoHrIcTs REcEIvED.-Thc following con-
yicts were received at the penitentiary yes
terday from PittsylYania county: Isham
Finney (colored), two years for attempted
rape, and Thomas Bolton (colored), three
years for house breaking and larceny.
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On oil pnb'ic or pirate sales # Rca' Estate
mart. bettcecnNs lSt Of January md the 1st ~
Juig The purchasers pay the hass for the pre-.
sent yeor: bpt on oil sales bet'cesn The FRS
ioy Of Juiy ami the last dnycf December III,
seller pays them.
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THE DoG-GAToHgRs were out yesterday,
and did good execution amongst the goats
and CANNES. 4 few more such hauls, and
the business in that department will be dull.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN MARSHALL.
WARD.-A meeting of the citizens OF Mar
shall Ward will be held at Springfield Hall
on Monday night ut O'Clock, for the pur-
pose of electing five members of the Gem
trail Conservative Committee.
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CAKES! CAKES CAKES Merchants shonlt
not lay in their supply before examining the SUI
perior Cakes manufactured and sold by W. w
TRlBBETT, 1ll2 Main street. No better can be
found In the country
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ELLYsos g TAYLOR, llis Main street, are pub
lishers' agents for McGufIey's Readers and Spoil
ers adopted by the State Board for use In The puo
Tic schools OF Virginia.
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PLEDGE & JACKSON, SIT Broad street. make 8
speciality OF making good ice-cream and fancJ
cakes. Give them call. You won't be disap.
pointed,
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i Euery Saturday,, with Bret Harte's all-
'thorized version of the Heather Chinee,
and Sol. Etynge's illustrations, Ia for sale by
Ellyson & Taylor.
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T.. b. SPENCE 6 Son have fine collection of
gentiemens furnishing goods, which they are SELL
Ing at small profits. Cau at 1900 Main street for
bargains.
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CLOTHING. ready-made, late STYLE good mate
rial, low prices, at K. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900
Main street.
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In vending your way home this evening, don't
forget to stop at PLEDGE JAcKsoN's, sl7 Bros
street, and get some of their nice and fresh CHI
dies.
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IN DEMAND.-The cakes manufactured by "
W. TRBBETT, lll2 Main street, expressly for tn,
country trade, are meeting with fine sale wher.
ever introduced. Buy them once, and you viii
have no othe'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-22

No wood for klndlng and cooking excels ours.
Engine, smiths, and crate coal, the best and
cheapest. Anthracite, lowest price,
j. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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W. GODDIN will sell 81 1 7. NJ brick and
jrsmcl tenement gu the north side Of Leigh
street. near Adams.
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"EIsIGEa has another large supply OF boys
and ch!ldrtn's straw, fur, aud wool hats bougl,
for cash, and will be sold low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-22

ALLEN has received a fresh supply of thos
Cashmere and silk hats for young gentlemen.
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Street cars pass MoRToN's Flower Garden
corner OF Main and Reservoir streets, every fv'
minutes.
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The new Double Petunis Magnet now In bloom
at MoRToN's Flower Garden.
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Panama hats, straw hats, and silk hats, at MAR
SHALL, MCVEIGH & Co.'S.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, $3.50
sa75, and $3.50 per 900, at the Dispatch Printing
Ectabtishmpnt-
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All the floral novelties Of the season are oneree
at low rates by JOHN MORTON, Florist corner O
Main and Reservoir streets.