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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-05

TAX on STATE SALARIES AND STATE BONDS.
WAsHINGToS, May 3.-Thc Supreme
Court OF the United States having recently
decided in the case of Darlington against
Day, that all necessary agencies Tor the lc-
Ultimate purposes OF State government arc
not proper subjects OF the taxing power OF
Congress, &C., several questions have al
ready come under the consideration of the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue i'll con-
nection with that subject, and he has just
decided the following cases:
The cashier of the Farmers National
Bank at Annapolis, Nd, says the State
Treasurer notified his bank that he was go
inc TO make demand upon it for the pay
mGnt to the State of the United States i've
per cent. tax on the dividends Of the stock
held by the State, which he alleged was er-
roneouslv held by the bank and paid to the
United states. The State Treasurer claimed
that under the recent decision of the court
the State was not liable to the tax. The
Commissioner replied that, in his opinion,
the tax withheld from said coupons was
properly withheld, and cannot he refunded.
A gentleman from Boston wrote that he
was required to pay income tax upon cou-
pons of bonds OF the Stateaof Massachu-
sets. Thinking the spirit OF the recent
decision regarding salaries paid to State
taxation, he took the liberty Of ascertaining
from the Commissioner whether he was re-
quircd to pay it or not. The Commissioner
replies that coupons, or amounts due on
coupons Of State bonds, are not included
in amounts exempted by the decision from
returns Of incomes.
Cornelius Glen, clerk of the Board OF
Canal Appraisers of New York, asked OF
the Commissioner il the salaries OF men,
bers of the board were subject to return as
income; to which the latter replied the
members of the board are not relieved from
liability to include their cmoluments, 4:
such. in their returns Of income, but should
return said emoluments in the same manner
Us other income.
Walter G. Durfee, of Fall River, having
inquired if the salary of a city assessor must
replied that the decision does not extend to
the salaries of city OH cials. ...-..rrt
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City LICENSES AND, THE LAwYERs,-Col..
lector Regnatllt had received $21, 1850 up to
last night on account of the license tax. !:
b a List of sixty lawyers who have failed to
obtain Licenses will be handed to Police
Justice White this morning in compliance
with the law. The amount charged against
these gentlemen aggregate B, 055, in sums
ranging from $40 to $780,. It Is understood
that the lawyers intend to contest the con-
stitutionality OF the tax. Thirty-six other
cases of failure to pay the license tax will
be presented at the same time.
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TIE SANDS. CAsE-1he. Court Sends to
Alexandria for Jury.-In the Hastings
Court Yesterday the consideration of the
continued case of johnson 81. Sands was
resumed, and Sergeant Lee and his depu-
ties we've further examined as to the posi-
bility of getting a jury in. Richmond for the
trial of The cause. Sergeant Lee was de.
cidealy of opinion that a fir jury could
not be obtained, and Sergeant Dudley
thought it could not be done without q
great deal Of labor.
The Court then announced its. decision
that it would be necessary to send else
where to complete the panel. An officer
would therefore be sent to Alexandria with
a ve,urc facins calling for thirty men.
Col. Young asked that the jurors be SUM
moned from two different cities-say Alex
andria and Norfolk--tifteen from EACH
,,2The Court said there was no reason for
granting this motion, and an order was EN-
tered us indicated above.
Last night Deputy Sergeant Hoitzlnger
left for Alexandria with the writ. He is
eynected to return tomorrow morning,
when it is hoped the trial viii 80 on with
out further delay a1k taE&:S
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LITERARY SOCIETY INTERNATIONALLY
have received invitations to be present at
the anniversary celebration OF the Preston
T;terary Society ut. Blacksburg, Va, on the
both of June, and of the Philanthroplc
Society of Hampden Sidney College on the
18th of june. The recipient OF the best
speakers medal at the lastna N Ger
ebration will be j. Il. wilson, OF u 1r5 md,
t sm,' ~ Vireinia. The final crater is j. b.
S Marion. ofsVireinia, and the Junior orators
orc n n. Goode and A. s. Hall, both OF
this thi State. at the Blacksburg celebration
r. r. Berne, of West Virginia, will be
essayist c. .. Z. .Pmnkett, of Virginia,
and e. Z, Higgins, Of Maryland, orators ;
and James Bowler, John 4. Slower, q; AZ
,Deyerle, and w. D. Payne, debaters: ea.i. !
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Police COURT, THURspAY-Justice u. j
White presiding.-The following cases were
Anthony Bellew, vagrant and trespass
ing upon the premises of the State armory
Security required in $50 for three months
Jordan Winston (colored), assaulting and
using threatening language to e. Washer
and abusing his wife. Let off. -. 81
. VS.. Mccoy, charged with false swear.
ing. Discharged. --,l
VIM. Young (colored), charged with felo.
niously breaking into and entering the store
of j. 3. Bland & Go. and stealing LOT OF
merchandise. Honorably discharged.
VIM. Young tcolored), charged with be-
ing vagrant and professional thief. Secu.
.rity required for his good behavior. 49,
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CHANCERY CoURT OF R1CHaoND--Judgt
Fttzhugh.-The. following cases were dis
posed Of yesterday: z- ILL.,, az.
Murphy vs.. Mcguire and others. Decree
confirming report. of commissioner direct
ing sale OF part of effects in the hands OF
receiver, and referring cause to commits
sloncr for further inquiry and report,
counsel. i..EE.. az =
Ferguson's admir- Ys. Ferguson's ex'or.
&c. DEGREES settling the principles of the
cause and referring it to commissioner for
account and report. Steger and E. Y. Can
non, counsel. ''7t ~ 20. -
Anderson, &c, vs.. Anderson and Others.
Decree for partial distribution of the fund,
Johnston, Steger, and Vim, counsel.
Pollock's admir- VS.. SutherIin and Others.
Order docketing this cause removed to this
court from the Circuit Court of the town
OF Danyille. Bouldin. Marshall & Bouldin,
COUNSEL .".4 ;i. .. '1E'!'' =
Walton VS.. Walton, &c. Decree direct
| ing conveyance Of one-half of the property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned to
NJ. Walton, aud substituting him as trlls-
tee in the place Of ALI. Sands. who de-
clines to act as to the other half of said
property. Sands 81 Leake, p. q. s.r.l.....r q
Adams VS.. Jones, and Jones vs.. Adams
and others. Decree confirming report of
commissioner disso1ving injunction. direct
ing purchase money to be paid, and if not,
a resale at costs and charges of purchaser.
Sands and Guy & Gillian, counsel. :!
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Cry CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
At the meeting of the City Conservative
Central Committee last evening, Mr.. Alfred
Moses was elected u member of that body,
to represent the city at large. Mr.. Moses
win be found this morning in charge OF the
rooms of the committee, and they will be
omen night and day. A more efficient COM
'mittecman could not have been selected.
The ward canvassers, whose names were
published yesterday. should go to work at
once. as their services are needed now.
They are requested to report at the head
quarters of the committee, Virginia Hall,
on 9th street. - ~ .y-.z.E z,
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FLOWERS FOR TIE SOLDIERS GRAvEs.-Mr
=. +. Gibson, superintendent of the Southern
Express Company, has kindly consented to
undertake the gratuit0us delivery of any
flowers sent to this city from the country,
addressed to the I" lakewood Memorial As,
ISOLATION" Persons in other parts of thi,
State, and in the States south of us, thus
have an opportunity, at the expense only
of the slight trouble of culling the flowers
to lay their offering Of patriotism and graft
Etude upon the graves Of the Il, 900 Confed.
crate dead ut lakewood. The decoration
will take place on the 10th Of May, and
flowers destined to be used on that occasion
should reach Richmond on the evening Of
the 9th or morning Of the 10th,
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IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CENTRAL LUNATIC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are now busy put
ting up the additions to the Central Lunatic
ASYLUM. 1t is expected that the new por-
tion of the female ward will be ready for oc-
cupation ON the 18th inst. There are eigh-
teen candidates for admission to this de-
nlrCment, and they will all be received:
The improvements to the male ward yll
he fiuished on cor about the 25th of May.
Twelve applications from males are on ME:
The Board viii hold a meeting on the 2ftn
instant. None but colored patients are
admitted into this asylum. =. 81 800 4, |!
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ARREST OF ONE OF Boards FELLOW
FUaITIvEs.-Intcllioenc was received here
last night of the arrest ut News Ferry, on
the Richmond and Danvillc railroad, of
Alfred Halle, the North Carolina burglar
and counterfeiter, who escaped with Lu-
Glen Beard from our city Jail about aweek
ago. lie was on the train going south, and
was arrested on suspicion of being Beard
himself. The operator at News Ferry tele.
uraphed here for q description of the latter,
and in reply Detective Knox sent de.
scription of both Beard and Halle. The
fugitive is now in custody, and will proba-
bly, be brought here to-day or tomorrow
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A CURIOUS PLACE TO SLEEP.-On We'd
nesday night, about 10A O'Clock, Sergeant
Hall arrested 81 white man by; the name or
Anthony Ballew, who had taken h,, n5ihls.
When asked how he came there, be said
that be had no place to stay, and had been
Steering there for two weeks. He had piled
nm = number Of bricks in front of his quar-
ters which he designed to use in case OF at
tack. One of his feet was pretty well used
nm from being frosted last winter. lie was
lodged in the SECOND station-house until;
Yesterday morning, at which time he APP
neared before Justice White, who required
$50 security for his future good behavior !;
in default of which he will break q few
rocks for the city.
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LEVY! LEVY Levy 1.-THE name is becoming
as familiar rs q household word, and wherever
SCENT is associated with popular idea-the Idea
expressed by the words "chesp goods But for
The association one would almost tire Of the mono
ony OF the name. But as 1t Is, every new advertise
ment from their mammoth dry goods establish
ment In Richmond is read with IN tnserest far be-
.yond any excited by the telegraphic accounts Of
the electioneering trips OF the President or the
United States, See LEWIS new advertisement
elsewhere. r ;!
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PaoaREss OF, REGIsTRATI0N.-Th rel ufns
of registration received from the different
wards last night indicate that the NEGROES
HAVE AN IMMENSE REGISTERED MAJORITY,
which can Only, be overcome by WORK on
the part of all true Conservatives. Lei
every man devote .. few hours to-day and
t, morrow to work for the welfare OF The
city. Register yourself, and make all your
friends register. 8 ss.y /
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DEATH OF AN OLD CIT1zEN.-Mr. Wilson
Williams died in this city on yesterday in
the seventy-fourth year of his age. For
nearly forty years he was a merchant Of
this city, doing business on the south side
of Main street, between 18th and 18th
streets, and by his upright department
won the esteem Of large circle of friends,
His funeral will take place from Trinity
Church this afternoon at O'Clock. =.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING. IN TIL
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE MAY 4, ISL
C. Fl. Brautigan, Richmond Miss Ida
Grey, Richmond Miss NJ. l.. Rosser, Pc.
.tersburg; NJ. M. Frese; Guttenburg, Iowa:
Mrs. D: Yancie Nelson Harris (colored) ;
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The NEW LINE on the James and Chicka-
hominy rivers is announced in our columns
to-day. The fast and elegant side-whecI
steamer Palisade, Captain Charles Nelson,
will leave her wharf at Rockets on Tues
day next on her first trip. 80. ~
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THE OPERA.-The attendance at the
Theatre was good last night, and the per.
Torrance was excellent. Great credit il
due to Prof Ambod, the musical director,
and to Major Myers. the stage manager, no
less than to the accomplished vOcalists
taking part in the entertainment, for the
success which the troupe has achieved.
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GERMAN CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING
4 German Conservative pass meeting VIII
he held on Saturday night at g o.eloek ~
Sebotts Monticello Hotel to fill the,yaeall.
~ !. Of t J Councilman in Marshall Ward caused
Nv the declination OF Mr. "A. Bodeker. I'm
nortant business will be transacted, ana "
is expected that all Germans VIII turn out.
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TIE principal wholesale grocery houses
announce in another column that they will
close business at p. d.. from the 10th Of
Nav to the 10th of September; We hope
their example viii be followed by all ouI
merchants. Their employees need more
time. for recreation and rest during the hot
season s than has been usually given them.
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REGISTRATION IN HEsRIoo was completeo
in all the precincts bns one t mi Ist.
owing to mlseoRce ptlon Ieg aaa ~ Fa mir
were not opened u one pIeciincs ~ ~ t w..
field township. The resisIfa.i1hu a ~ en nn
place viii ,, oegi and continue am i've days.
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q, REWARD FOR A MuRDEEER.-His Excel
lencV. Governor Walker, has issued his
proclamation offering a reward Of one hum
dred dollars for the apprehension of Alb;
salon Watkins, the negro who murdered
Lewis Brooks, of Halifax county, on the
18th of February last. "A true bill was
found by. the grand jury OF the County
Eonrt OF Halifax but up to this time the
,n,,rderer has eluded arrest. L: r. ses5: j
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,,,vSr>. Nu.ES. DC. FOR SAKE.

,,nESr> FOR SALE.-~IuSt re- ~
| | c,,,r, another Snd the hes: lot ofLfA
~ : have had this sprlpg, among tbein aic
NJ. are yrntr horses, suitable Tor family
,s, ,,r.> ~ nlicr ,iraueh an~pnSes. tn which the
!.,'r, If NV trIruds and lhc public generally
H'"''',.tt,,,fa,,, invited y, {. LIPScUNRE,
49, ~ street. near Marshall.
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MECHANICS TRADES. UNIoN.-A called
meeting OF this organization will be held at
Schott's Monticello Hall tonight, tor the
consideration of important business.
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Flowers are the symbols of love IN the yoiup.
tuous East. Their fragrance says an lorseatat
poet, Is the silent language of affection. II this
IL SO, pbalon's new rarlshing perfume, "IEovs
You,',is the most appropriate OF all presents fof
lover to make TO hts fair lady for It's intense and
enduring odor might well express the depth and
permauence Of hts passion. Sold by all druggists.
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r. b. Patterson, ESD, Of the law firm Of
Kerr 81 Patterson, Pittsbnrg, was found on
Sunday morning lying in coal-yard with
his neck broken. He had fallen into the
ward from the sidewalk, d considerable
height.
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INSPECTOR RE1NsTATED.-The President
has reinstated MIR. Ii. L. Chandler in his
position as tobacco inspector, from which
he was recently removed by the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue in order that S.
T.. Maddox might have the place.
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UNLAWFUL GAMIN G.-In the Henrico
County Court yesterday the grand jury
made thirty-two prescntments against John
Merk for unlawful gaming.
The grand jury were then adjourned I'M
Til Monday next. ~ ,.t--.-. .L-1----L -
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DEALERS IN LIQUOR AND LEAF TOBACCO
are reminded to make out their monthly
returns of sales for April to the assistant
assessors of internal revenue. These re-
turns close the fiscal year.
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The trans Atlantic political fever RACES. and tho
European Continent. is In . turmoil; the heads o.
people over tie water are not easy How dinsrens
with the inhabitants OF this great country, where
eyery maj, has the privilege Of purchasing bis
clothing and furnishing goods OF e. B. SPENCE z
BON, I5ce Main street. 3;.s S..
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sTElswar Il soN,s PIANOS AID sni,hts Amer.
lean Organs have received ,bo slightest awards
accorded to musical iussrumsnss. and, era nor.
ranked ny tho best Judges IS beyond competition.
sLEIGHr d sHowAHD, opposite the Post-ofncs,
agents. - 2. 6 ~ ssff3t
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E,onn ,.on sonnn A ,nupc1o e 1,he .Rritisl

FLOUR FOR SOUTH AaER1cA.-The British
bark Eliza and Maria, Captain Pallot, ar
rived here yesterday from, Norfolk, where
she has been upon the tGWaysn for, re-
pairs. She was recaulked and c6ppered
and otherwise operhauled. She has been
chartered by Messrs. Haxall IL Crenshsw,
aud will take u cargo Of fourto tho Brazils.
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

On Tuesday night Major Chas. w. Butts,
oe South Carolina, Was the subject OF al,
ATTEMPT ut assassination on the part of some
villain us he was stepping away from the
house of Mr.. Dc. Carpenter, IN l2th
street, Washington, where ne had bcen
making social call. - :, sa.~~1 80 !
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HoLLYwooD MEMORIAL AssoCIATIoN.-A
meeting of the Board of Managers will be
held on Friday, May 9th, at y NJ, in ST.
Paups lecture. ROOM.
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DEAN's IMPROVED GAS REGuLAToR.-It
was stated yesteI day that Otis Dean, well
known inventor of this city, had been
granted letters patent for a new and useful
Improvement i'll gas-pressurc gauge. Inc
object of this invention Is to provide sulta-
BILE and convenient means for regulating
and controlling the supply of illuminating
pas between the gas-metcr and burner, and
t consists in the application OF piveted
valve to partition i'll which yalVe-Seat Is
formed, and which is placed in chamber
formed between the supply-pipe and the
burners. The upper pressure OF the gas
creates q vibration, by the upward flow OF
the volume meeting with no resistance at
the burners iwhen they are open and the
gas is burning), thereby permitting the gas
TO pass out in as great volume as tho amount
passing in. The pressure In this case
being altogether from the bottom, the valve
cover, forming the only obstruction, Is
caused to yibrate. But it is not the~up-
ward pressure alone that creates the Vlbra-
tion. but the recoil or backward flow OF the
voInme that has passed up and through
the valve in excess of the number OF burn
rrs engaged. That produces the same effect
ms the upward pressure, there being no
ouual pressure in either case on both sides
of the valve cover at the same time. When
yibrated it produces SOUND alldltlc
at considerable distance, by the gas
being, put in motion and passing
back and forth from the compartment,
where it is. merely compressed, ana
coming in contact with. the valve r. cover eSs;
causes it to culver against It's seat. IL thus
nrod1,ces 4 sound that can be heard twenty
! or thirty feet, and if too lar oil to be heard
tbe n,Iivering flame can be seen in any room
Of the largest house. BY this means mate
rial saving is effected and the atmosphere is
NOT contaminated by the discharge Of uncon--
snmed gas into The apartments ofthe build;
inc. = me advantages of this Arrangement
Will at once be understood and appreciated
by all gas consumers, and particularly. by
those using many burners, and to whom .
saving of ten per cent. of gas is quit, an
item, r,.a.. a. ,,,,t87
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Skating this afssrnoan ut 4.so.

i No wood for kindsiHg and cooking e1ceis ours.
Engine, smitiiH', and crate coal-the best aud
cheapest. Anthracite, lowest prices. vs.. 4 !
Mr.. l.. H. REINs Is With me, and solieiis the
patronage of his friends. j. Is. WATKINS, Q !
!. ..fa, a.. 49, LII Main street. 7
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ARREST OF SAMPLE MERcHANT.--E. Il !:
Lynde was arrested yesterday by DETECTIVE
Craddock for selling machine oil ny sample;
He was taken before Justice Whlte, ana
fned $40 .;5r = FL. = .ssE.. ~ /
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Il The latest thing out for children and boys-Sail.
or Hats-in straw braid, at WEIsIa4R's Empo.
rum Of Fashion. ~ ...g..ts -tstn+ti ~
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sENESG-NASEziNES .
4 WHOLE COMMUNITY

n ------
derives benefit from large business at Tea-
s"nab!e profits, while the circle which derives
hcneul IRON u small tu inc.s at large profits is
TAKE A PENCIL ...-.
AMI demonstrate how much more huslacsT of
slot 200 I.cr aunum will Pay al Il p, fiji Ut 10 per
cent than Of Flo, 900 per annuni at pfutit Of so
per cent, aud YOU viii then see how
WE MAKE MORE MONEY
by selling lie MATCHLE5S WILSON SHUT
TLh SEWING MACHINE for aas-
$50 LESS .s. 60.
than any other In The market end whcn you are
told that II Is not good AS any Sewing Machine
IN lbe world IN any and every respect: 10 MOI
BELIEVE IT, FOR IT Is NOT TnUE.
The WILSON Is fully licensed, and there lsno
new fea ,uie al advantage that cai'nct be foundin
oar Mate HESS Machine.
We guarantee Que MAINLINE to have NO suPE-
kitR 10 iasl ~ Tong, 10 run as llght, 10 90 as
beautiful work, as any Machine in the world
can and see Us. We will be glad n show our
Machines, and do not run down any others to sell
ours. AVERY & CO..
General Agents for Virginia and
North Carolina, RtChmOt q, va. /,
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THE CIRCUIT Court OF RICHMOND, Judge
Wexford, was in session only short time
on yesterday, sand adjourned without the
transaction of any important business.
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Hayper's Weekly, Frank Leslie, and
Appieto7a's Journal, received from EuysoI
s. Taylor, 11G Main street.
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THE RIvER.-In spite Of the recent heavy
rains, the river is quite clear, and there is
scarcely any perceptible rise in the water.
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TO have your Clothing Thoroughly renoyated,
20 to AckENNE1's cleaning establishment, Mar
shall street. between 9TH aud sth
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Mothers, buy PURE MIX for your children OF
WILEY & Co.'s milk depot, ais 9Th street, between
Grace and Broad. ii.
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Strawberry Twist. Dtanors Wins sap, kfpa
bee, and other choice brands OF Chswinx Tobacco
~ the cigar store corner or Main and nth strcs4s.
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Lone Jack BrowY Dick, Durham, and al other
first CLASS brands OF Smoking Tobacco, at the corr
ner OF 18th and Main streets.
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No fuel for cooking excelyour SOFT coke. Try Il.
s.B. WSfKIss. iii Main s:reets,9
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skating at Assembly Han at LAO p. NJ. /,

For beauty in the shape OF 8 Hat go TO WEIsI
GERS, corner Of 18TH and Main streets. q