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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

POLICE CouRr, .MoHpAY-.Justtce J. J
disposed Of: ..n IL - ~o
George Myers and Henry Brown. for un
lawfully taking possession of the canal. boa,
Virginia, the property Of David Couch
Case continued until Wednesday. ~ -
| David Couch (colored), for unlawfuIy
swearing falsely in charging George Myers
with unlaWfully taking possession of the
canai-boat Virginia. Case continued until
William johnson (colored). charged with
stealing one plank, the property OF Bushrod
Gilmore, was let of.
=. Bray and Catherine Bray, for unlaw-
iqlly threatening Pat Max6eld, were warn.
Mary Smith, charged with being a per.
son Of unsound mind, was DISCHARGED.
John jackson (whfte), for being drunk
and creating q disturbance In the street.
sent to jail for three months.
John Jones tcolored), for unlawfulIy
breaking and entering the ish-house OF
Geo. s. Stutz, was, In default OF security
IN the sum of $50, sent to jail.
John Dabney (colored, charged with
being q lunatic, was let of. !
ella Davenport (colored), for being
erunk and disordeRly in the street, was
Logan Mosby and VIM. Henry Brown.
Tor unlawfully entering in the night time
Inc store of William Goetz, and with steal
ing therefrom one box Of nges the pro-
perry OF said Goetz, valued at Sc. Mosby
0iscnarged, Brown sent on for trial.
waiter Christian, David Lewis, ahs Ira
Mosby, charged with unlawfnlly and felo-
niously stealing sundry articles of CLOTHING
the property Of e. s. Jackson. Christian
ana Lewis were discharged, and Mosby sent
10 jail in default of security. 49,
Charles Palmer (colored), for being drunk
ana dlsorderly, in the streets, was fined ST,
robert Scott (colored), charged with
Deing drunk. and d%isorderly, and with
using profane and vulgar language in the
his good behavior. 'A y
VIM. NJ. Braxton, for feloniously break.
ing and entering the house of John John.
son In the night time and stealing there
from sundry articles of clothing. the nro-
perry OF said johnson, was sent 70 Nov
Kent county for trial, the offence having
been committed in that comfy.
Gnastaln Hampton, charged with unlaw-
1ully assaulting Thomas Penny with a slune
SHOT With intent to MAIN, d~isfigure, or xiii.
ana Ihomas Penny and William Penny fol
threatening Chastain Hampton. Hamnton
was required to give security in the sim ~
$500 for his good behavior for three months
and security in the sum of 800 for the
same period was required OF Thos. Penny
William Penny was discharged.
Mary Shay and Elizabeth Penny, drunk
and d~isorderly, were warned and dis
charged.
Giles Jackson, charged with stealing on,
pistol, the property of Tilman Jeter, valued
at Sc. Case continued until the 18th.
Thomas Payne, for assaulting and beat
: ing and threatening to kill Spencer Honey
man, was fined $3.50, warned and dis
charged.
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First Chursh


The reports of attendance for the quarter
were also made, the average of scholars be-
ing 1,531. The Grace-street school had the
largest average for the month, and the First
school for the quarter. Aggregate attend
ance in all the schools last Sunday morning,
251 officers and teachers and 1,944 scholars.
Two conversions during the past month in
the First school, one in the Grace-Street
school, and %thirty-tive in the Manchester
school.
During the meeting brief addresses were
made by several gentlemen. MIR. VIM. Fl.
Williams spoke of the great need of teach
ers in the Fulton and Valley schools, and
appealed to the churches for laborers. Rev.
John Nj. Pitcher urged a more devotional
| spirit in the meetings of the association. A
resolution offered by Mr.. H. G. Burnett on
the subject Of prayer for the divine blessing
| was adopted, after remarks by j. B. Wood,
J. b. Watkins. and Rev. n. W. Wilson.
The next meeting of the association will
be held in Pine-street church OF the second
sunday afternoon in May.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

1"p'y 1nS Seate frgtnla 81 regards IN
spectton of tobacco, are az dead letters on
the statute-books of the State !: and whereas
We know that If such q course is persisted
70 That ruin must alike come to all planters,
and dealers, unless proper action be
and whereas; the planters are more
directly concerned ami vitality interested
than any other party therefore be it
Resotced, That 9 conventional planters
Oh virginia and North Carolina, together
WIN the dealers generally Of tobacco IN
each State, under the auspices of the Rich.
mono Tobacco Association, be called by the
president OF this association to 'assemblein
tne city OF Richmond on the - dayof Nav.
lS1I to take into consideration all and every
measure connected withsthe tobacco trade,
so mat all parties Interested may consult as
10 q 81 est methods to be adopted for the
general good and welfare of all parties con-
Inese resolutions were signed BY the fol-
Owing gentlemen: D.. T. Williams. John
6ooker, r. B. Someyille, w. r. Pugh, Mar
ftln d Cardoza, Claiborne B~arksdale.
Golone1 Wise thought the plan of Mr..
Wlnlams would be productive of unneces-
s9ry 0elay, and urged that it be voted down.
ne said the latter speaks in, its preamble of
yet the resolution provides for DELAY.
hr. Williams Let the proposition as to
the samples and inspection be adopted, b1t
ietlt be ratified by a convention OF all con-
oerned.
Major Peyton was unable to see how the
interests OF the planter would be impaired.
as MIR. Wiltinns seemed to think.
MT. JORDAN Martin expressed himself az
thought the General Assembly ALONE h puI
that province. IF the Tobacco Association
/ passes these rules. how ara thov To no or
forcedpt
Col: Wise replied that they would be en-
forced by the moral power of the ~associa-
EtiOn. Let the buyer refuse to buv unless
they are compiled with.
Maj. Peyton said such rules were in one.
ration in New York, Baltimore, and every.
where else but in Virginia. Why not here {
he was still uniformed as to how the
| planter was to suffer by their enactment.
Mr.. Martin said the fee for the extra ser.
vices of the Inspector would in all proba,
biIity have to be paid by the planter. =
Colonel Wise thought there would be nc
extra charge. 8
MIR. Jesse Hutchinson, an Inspector, being
called on for an expression OF opinion as tt
what the inspectors would do, said tina,
they were paid less here than anywhere
else in the country. In other cities inspect
ors got $3.50, here only S1.15. He thought
it but just that if these new duties were
imposed an extra charge should be made:
unless the existing fees were made uniform
MIR. Williams then withdrew his preamble
and resolution, and after further discussion
the report of the committee was adopted
by a vote of Al ayes to 16 noes. An attempt
to make the vote unanimous failed.
The secretary was then directed to com
municate the action Of the association tC
the trade in other cities, and the meeting
adjourned. ~.
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AFFRAY IN CouRT.-On Yesterday after
noon. during the trial oil the Commonwealth
VS.. Wilkes and Norris, a difficulty arose be-
tween s. NJ. Page, counsel for prisoners.
and F.. NJ. Conner, Esq, q lawyer, and
father OF one of the Commonwealth wit
nesses, during which MIR. Page was knocked
down. The cause Of the difficulty was an
alleged insult offered the father of Mr.. Con-
| ncr by Mr.. PAGE.
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-On Sunday
night McGifin, who is prisoner in the city
of d citizen Of Brunswick county, made an
unsuccessful attempt to escape. He cut his
way with a nail through the grating Of his
cell, and by a blanket-rope reached the top
of the interior wall, but upon making the
descent on the outer side his impromptu
rope treacherously gave way, and sent him
down by the run into the yard, where he
was captured and returned to his cell. His
trial is to come of before Judge Weislger
next week. -.
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GRAND LODGE OF ODD-FELLows.-The R.
W. Grand Lodge Of Virginia I. o. OF.
will hold it's annual communication at Odd
Fellows Hall on tomorrow "wednesday
| morning at 8 o'clock. Several Of the Off
GERS and representatives have already ar
rived, and are stopping at Ford's Hotel.
| More are expected to-day and tomorrow
morning. A full delegation will be pre-
| sent, and a harmonious session is antici-
pated. On this evening Stuart Lodge, No.
l41, Manchester, will be visited by Grand
| Sire Stuart, Grand Representative 81. La
than, Grand Master G.. A. B. Coffroth, and
| other members of the Grand Lodge, who
| will be handsomely entertained by that
Lodge. On Thursday evening a banquet
will be given by the lodges in this city at
| st. Alban's Hall in Johnston's best style,
when a happy reunion of the brotherhood
is anticipated, -
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Boy DEowNED.-A little colo red boy,
named. VIM ebberley, abouttenof twelve
years of age, while fishing on the north
side of the Basin bank, between 9th and
9th streets, accidentally lost his footing and
fell into the Basin, and wasdrowned before
assistance could be procured. His body
was recovered in n few minutes, but too
late to preserve life. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

ANOTHER MUSICAL LUxURY.-A rare must
cal treat is in store for our citizens, as we
understand that Vieuxtemps, the great vlo-
linist 4: Miss Anne Louise Cary, the young
American singer who has made such a great
reputation in the Nillson concerts Signor
BrigHel, the favorite tenor, and Verger,
the eminent baratone, with Signor Bosom
as conductor, will appear in Richmond In
next week,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

APPOINTMENT OF A JuDGE.-Under the
new law or Virgins authorizing judges to
appoint a member of the bar to sit In cases
where the judge has a personal or profess
sional interest in it, Judge Wexford yester-
day appointed Col. Thos. j. Evans as judge
of the Circuit Court pro tenn. in q case IN
which the Judge had beeneounsel, and Judge
Evans gave a judgment against Judge
WalIforGS client. = 20 -. 3I.a -. ~ -
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL Association
The monthly meeting of the Baptist sun
day-school Association was held in the
Grace-street Church on Sunday afternoon.
Nice-President james b. Winston pre-
sided Ottoway ID. Browne, secretary.
The large school Of the Grace-street Church
occupid the galleries, and sung a number
of beautiful Sunday-school hymns.
The superintendent reported the average
attendance in their respective schools for
the past month as follows:
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pEasoNAI.-Hon. D. G. Dejarnette,. OF
Caroline county, was in the city yesterday
making preparations for his tripto England
in search of papers relative to the original
boundaries Of the State of Virginia. He
row. Mr.. Alexander Holladay, son Of Hon
A. r. Holiday, of this city, accompanies
him rs secretary. ~ " - 80 81
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ST. JoHN's GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
was crowded on Sunday, it being the first
day of it's occupation since the recent i'm
provements were introduced. 1t has been
repainted and carpeted, and the altar greatly
improved, while the Sunday-schoolIhas been
removed from the main audience room to
their new quarters in the rear Of the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

GREAT CoUNCIb OF RED MRN.-The Great
Council of Red Men of Virginia met at
Marshall Hall, corner Of 10th and Bank
streets, Yesterday. There was a very full
attendance, and the meeting promises to
be a most interesting one. Tonight the
Great Council will be entertained at a grand
banquet to be given by Pocahontas Tribe,
No. IA, at Johnson's restaurant. The COM.
mittee of arrangements consists Of VIM. E.
Cree. William E. Granger, and John b.
Vaughan "
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METHODIST SUNDAY.ScHooL SOCIETY,"
This organization met ut the Oregon Hill
Methodist Church IN Sunday afternoon
Asa Snyder, Junior president, in the chair,
and Mr.. Albert West secretary pro tem
Statistical reports were presented from the
different schools, showing them all to he il
Il flourishing condition. The attendance
Was not so large as usual, owing to the alb
sence of a number of active members at the
Convention in Char !ottesvile; but the
meeting was interesting.
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Interesting remarks were made by Rev.
Thos. l.. Preston, Colonel w. p. Nun
ford, and Messrs. Vim. Taylor, and Robt.
Brooks.
Col. Munford gave an entertaining ac-
count of his connection with the mission
schools at the p~enitentiary, Rockets, and
Almshouse, and urged all Christians to
work more faithfully in the Sunday.school
cause among the poor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

THE "%SoUTHERN ASSOCIATION" IN THE
States Circuit Court yesterday the case of
the United States VS.. A. j. Berry was tried,
and judgment rendered against the defend
ant for $500 and costs. Mr.. Berry was an
agent of the Southern Association for the
Benefit of the Widows and Orphans OF the
Southern States, chartered by the General
Assembly of Virginia, and the Government
claimed that the business Of that association
is a lottery. The defendants claimed that
it ia a mere rattle. Execution was stayed
until further order Of the court. There are
ten cases on the docket involving similar
questions. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

TIE STATE Observation-Disclosures SILL
600 were deposited in the, State Treasury
viz. 5000 by Sheriff Barksdale, of Abe
marie; 5000 by Sheriff O,NeiI, Of Alex
anIdria; $1,000 by Sheriff CUNNINGHAM, OF
Prince William !; and $1,000 by Sheriff Ro-
hertson, of Nottoway.
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oreas bargains are now and always o6sred ut
tne extensive dry goods store OF LEyY BBo-
THshs, RicNnacnd. Tac 1essrs. Levy are TOO we'll
known TO mead c~ommepdasion, q, theys be.s rby
energy, probfty, courtesy and Advertising. mada
their establishment 70 Richmond WHIT ytsusf.,s
tsto New York. Thy sen wbniesafs and retasl,
adhere strictly to she oas-pface sySsena, snarnatee
every article sold, and ssfl st ths very lowest
although sometimes seduced from our allegiance
BY great flourish Of truunpets regarding 'sclos-
In s-out sale, - goods at seveuty-nye Per cent.
below cost,'' snd other Ike cisp-tran ne have
always found on comparing notes that We eoald
have doue better at LEyY's. We have received =
new advertisement from these gentlemen which
win appear next week, snd We think the 1xurss
win make the ladiesss' mouths wstes.''--8oaxkstds
Ttraes, april 9Th. saaf&s sae
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WIN. IRA SMITHS NEW oTH1NG-HoU
was thronged last evening from 5 to 10
O'Clock with the friends of the proprietor,
! VINO entertained them with generous hos
pltality. He is an enterprising and liberal
merchant, and deserves the success he is
| achieving.
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FIRE IN HENRIoo.-On Sunday morning
about II o'clock the playhouse of Mr. j. j.
Peasants, at Marion Hill, was burned, to-
gether with its contents, including a large
quantity of hay and straw, Il wagon, two
mowers, and a threshing-machine. The
insurance. The fire was the result of an
accident,
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SALE OF PLANET STooK.-Colonel Joseph
L. Darlington, proprietor of the Exchange
and Ballard Hotel, on Friday last sold his
well.known "Planet" team, with the car
rage, to W. D. Miller, Esq, of Lynchburg,
Va, for $4,000. 1t is the finest turnout in
Virginia. The sister of tine mare, about
the purest stock in the State, still remains
in Colonel Carrington's hands, so that our
horse men wiIlnot suffer. for 8. tast time"
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VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLoGI-
CAL SoC1EgY.-An adjourned meeting of the
executive Committee Of this society will
be held at their rooms at 8 o'clock this af-
ternoon to receive the report OF the com-
mittee appointed to prepare rules and reg
ulations for. the exhibition to be held in
this city in September next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

MEETING OF THa Richmond GBAYs.-The
surviving members OF this wellknown vol
unteer company met last night, pursuant
to call, in the room over Il. B. Spence &
Sons store, Captain Louis j. Bossieux
was called to the chair, and John E. Laugh
tom, Jrs acted as secretary; The attend
nriety Of q reorganization under the new
militia Law. After o free interchange Of
views among the members, the meeting ad-
inurned to meet at the same place on Sat
lrdav evening next.
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THOMAS ". REESE Will sell at 10 \. H., at
the residencc Of 10. A. Mills. No. III F'ank-
lin street, household and kitchen furniture, &c.
GRURRS WILLIAMS. will acll st s L. NJ, q
brick dwelling ~ the southwest corner of goth
and Grace strCci2. ..#.r
COOK & LAUGhToN will sci at 10 A. Nj. iurni-
turc, cutlery, &c. A@
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SKATING C4RN1vAL.-As the carnival at
tina Skating Rink, on. 9Th street tonight
will he the first under the present manage
ment, il will doubtless be largely attended;
skaters and spectators will DO well pleased
with the entertainment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

Observation-Disclosures Thompson, Jr.,
assistant assessor of internal revenue for
the first division of the third district of
Virginia, has resigned to accept an ap-
pointment in the Interior Department,
Washington.
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CocK-FIGHTING ON TIE IsLAED.-An ex-
hibition Of that low species OF amusement
known as cock.fghting took place at VauX-
halls Island, James river, yesterday. The
main was for S25 on each of two fights, and
500 for an odd fight. Nine cocks were
shelved on each side, and four on each side
J. Watkins, and Mike Anson for j. q. Hell
len. Watkins won the first fight and HELEN
the others, which took the stakes. The
second fight is said by old sportsmen to
have been the ~iercest ever seen in these
parts. After the main there were nine
spirited hack-fghts, but no heavy betting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

4 HOUSEHOLD NECISSITI. -ihe
y nHEfLEK & WILSON SAVING MA
8 .'i%t should be 1euud In every household. The
hGmtr.ds OF thousand CT families now using IL
Ml,i r.af testimony that II is The b.sL most atcu
IT. eimplest, and Deatrst machine made. II l.
H~p,,tt"as, and makes LOCK- stitch alike on ho.h
s.ics. ! large variety OF ftyles ~ hand. sGlt or
TIRE irstal,nei.t plan. G. i. %AhN
IA 10 13s Main street, soath side.
Gk"ING- y s.Ct.iaaS Uk ALI Blinds
&ErttG%D. IT.. 5i.UAT ELhIrT3C SEW
lNG HAtGtHte FOUGHT and sold. Wcseu
tbe only TROOPER HE1DLES for the SloAa
guLIrTlC HACHlNFa.
SLOAT h Ai5EJMGTOE,
TVS lllS Carv Etreat. EP1" 'nurrPants
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Rithmoud 1ispahh.
TuEsDAY......... APRIL Il, 1911.
n CIRCULATION OF TIE DpIrATCH
~ LARGER THAN n CoMRiFEp CTR.
CITATION OF ALI, rHE OTHER DAILY
~wsrar RS or TsfE CITY.
Auction sAaEs THIS DAY.

On al public or pirate sales Qf Rcol Estate
s,sde bef,ceen the Isl qF January and the LIST II
.1niy ne purchasers pay the 'daes for the pre-
sent year -; bat on all sales bet,peen the first
Soy Of July and The last dnu0 pecemberthe
seller rapS them. /:
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CoRREcTIoN.-In our issue Of Saturday
we stated that Charles Miller had been SEN
fenced to the chain-gang for thirty days:
This was a mistake. No labor was affixed
TO his punishment.
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BRILLIANT lLLUAIEATsos.-A many persons
have expressed . desire 70 zee the large chandelier
at PIzzINl's fully lighted up, this 10 to notify
them that they can grattfy their Wish by calling ut
tbs headsuarters OF the ssSHeets,' No. se7 Broad
street, from 81 to IL O'Clock tonight, II the weather
DO favorable. a.. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

The AMENDE HoNoRABLE.-At Police
Court yesterday Justice White RENTED
the fine imposed a few days ago upon G.
Dippner, and Mr.. Dippner was honorably
DISCHARGED.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TUESDAY IN EASTER WEEK-Services ut
st. PauI's Church at 12 O'Clock NJ.
The regular lecture.room services Of We'd.
ncsday will in future be held at 4 quarter
before ! O'clock a. NJ.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-ScHooL UNION
The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday. schools was held at the First church
last night. Reports were presented show
in" the average attendance at the various
schools to nave been as follows:
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EASTER SERv1oEs.-The Catholic and Epis-
copal churches were all we'll attended on
Sunday, and in each the services were pc.
culiarly appropriate to the great Christian
festival cOmmemOrated.
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/. KEEP ooL.-To keep cool, buy !. B. SPENCE
& SONS game Undershirts. They sell at the low
price of seventy.hve cents apiece.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-11

ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR, llls Main street, are pub
lishers' agents for McGuffey's Readers and Spell.
ers, adopted by the State Board for use In the puo-
lie schools Of Virginia.
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HUsTINas CoURT-MoNDAy-Judge A. B.
Guigon presiding.-Albert Burwell (col.
ored), charged with felonious house-break-
ing, was convicted, and sentenced to five
years confinement in the ~penitentiary.
The case of John Smith, indicted for the
murder of John Smith, was set for to-mor.
row.
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We inform our readers that LEvY BRoTHERs'
store will be closed tomorrow "wednesday On
account Of holiday. after which time their store
will be opened rsgularly-.ssturdays excepted.
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Nothing Is so refreshing this warm weather Is .
good supplyof PIzzIHl'S unparalleled ice-creams
and water-ices. ,rr
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U~NDERsHIRTs for only seyeuty-fve cents
spiece at e. B. SPENCE q SOR's clothing esssb-
lshment, laoo Main street.. ST.
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BANKRUPT observation-disclosures Spindle,
OF Essex county, was the only person re-
ceiving q final discharge In bankruptcy yes
terday. .7Ha y
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, Ils Main street, are pub
fishers agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by state Board Of Education for use In public
schools of Virginia.
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KEEP CooL-WeH, you can do % By going TO
PlzzIN1's, No. 800, Broad street. and get some OF
his pineapple, lemon, strawberry, and vanilla
-fce-cre2ms. 7 Sft*sf@ EF.s .s
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Tomorrow "wednesday being the last day Of
Passover LEVY BROTHERS store will be closed,
s, purchase your dry goods to-day, or visit till
Thursday morning. Isl "ts
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Street csrs pass MoRToN's Flower Garden every
Ave minutes. ..
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OH! how refreshing was that delicious ice-cream
we had on yesterday at PIzzrFI's, No sol Broad
street. -, Tes@.aE rgce ~.r
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All that have good sense will go to the carnival,
q beautiful lady saws this. ds