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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-08

CRoQUET, Base Ball goods, jumping
ropes and rolling hoops, just received by
s. s. Bloch, III Main street,
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D0R sALE.-TWENTY (9Ol BUILD.
q ING lotA on Wheeling Island. Price SSOO
each. Terms, one.lOnrth cash; tho fesiduS IN
equal inatAlmSnt1 At one, two and three years,
Mi 1'P JNo. P. GILCHlsT.
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CALL md see the best selection Ol
Flowers in the city at Harden & Duna.
ways. 'I Oh
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/ UsE THE BEST Century Soap Is un.
riyalled. Simpson, Boyd & Co., whole.
sale dealers.
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TIKI present indications are that quito
a large number Of buildings will be erected
in our city during tho ensuing season.
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$1,000 WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
producing a Preparation showing half as many
living genuine permanent cures % Dr.. FGTLER's
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY. Tho scientific
preSertptio Of Prof JOS. P. EITIIER, N, D., one
Of PhilGdelphiA's oldest regular Physicians, who
has made Rheumatism specially 81 years, per
manently curing with this Remedy 90 In every 100
patients Treated; 90 warranted under oath, ffOm
Registered cases, result unparalleled. It 0
lsworn vouchers from Renowned Prominent
Physicians tndorSing DR.. Filter accompany each
bottle). To protect sufferers nom risk, 4 ieeal
guarantee stating number OF bottles warranted 10
Cure Will DO forwarded without charge 10 any
person sending by letter full, truthful descFin-
ton Of case. In case Of fAillra 10 cure. the
amount paid will be refunded. Price 81 30 per
bottle; GbOttleS, 81 90 Medical advice Bent'by
letter gratis. Address DIR. FTTLRR, ONCE M.
% SOnth FOURTH Street, PHILADELPHIA. o. M
~ BROADWAY, N. Y. Sold or obtained 6y
druggists. janlGeod&W
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lRox-PuosPuoRus .CALIsAYA.-The three hes
TONES, sklllfully and elegantly combined in an
amber.eoIored cordial, beautifully transparent to
tho eye, pleasant to tho taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in Caswell, Hazard & Co.'S FGrTo.Phos'
phorated Elixer Of Callsaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal Callsaya
Bark, and each teaspOonful contains one grain oil
iron. Samples furnished free TO the profession.
CASwELL, HAZARD d CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York,
Sold by all Druggists,
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ALL of the latest styles in Hats just re.
ccived at Harden s. Dunaway's.
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SATURDAY, March II, 1871.
These premises contain ten acres Of land bean:
tIfuliy improved, on which there Is great vnrlc
" OF bearing fruit, including apples, pears,
peaches, plums, cherries, blackberrics, Easpber:
Tics, entrants, &C., and bearing vineyard Of
Concord. IVG's Seeding, Iona and CatAwbA
grapes, containing two acres, well cultivated on
wire tFeIlt'. There Is about four acres ofground
Tho house is q frame cottage containing I've
rooms, kitchen, pantry and storGroom on 1rst
floor and TWO finished rooms on second floor.
There are also q summer kitchen, good stable
and other outbuildlngs.
Sale 10 commence at o'clOckP. n.
mAF1SATuTh
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III ARuSI- SALE. ra5sr7ssa.sa-s ..Yss-aa .
L BY virtue Of q Deed Of Trust made to me by
John Carney and Mary Jane his wife, dated Jan
uary 2, 1858, and Of record In the office Of the
Recorder Of Ohio county In Deed Book No. %,
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, on
FRIDAY, March 81, 1871,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following do.
scribCd property, to.wit: LOtnumbGred two hun.
bred and two 9O3) situated on John street In the
addition to tho city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
W. Va, laid out by Noah Zane, Peter Yarnall, ].
Fawcatt and others, fronting on John street sixty
feet and running back one hundred and twenty
feet, more or less, 10 the alley situate between
John and Zane streets called Cedar alley, with
the buildings thereon and thereto belonging.
Terms OF aAle, cash. On fE.L
Selling as Trustee, shall convey only such title
40 Is vested In me by said Deed Of Trust.
JAMES JOHN REID, Trustee.
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CnIIL1A sIMILIBUs cURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proven from tho most ample experience
an entire success: Simple-Pr6mpL--R flclent
cines In use-eO simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them; so harmless as 10 be FREQ
from danger, and 90 efficient as to be always re-
liable. they have received the highest common
dalton from tho thousands who have long used
and known tllCm, and will always render salts.
action TO those who try them.
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RRy. A.is.iR. WoOD has been appoint,
ed to canvass this city for the publications
Of the American Tract Society,
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For SALE.

nor sALE-oNE PIECE OF
u ground In BucnA Vista, on High street, d.
IIded Into nine lots. II sold together, can DO
had very cheap. ,.,iss.,,
side Baltimore street, for little money. $500.
marc j. Irwin. !.
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Family Cases, In Morocco, with

PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia. TOOth0che, Bleeding
OF the Lungs, stomach, Nose or other Organs.
Burns, Bruises, LameneSs. SpFAlnB, RhSamA.
tlSm, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, BOIIs, eOFnS,
Ulcers. Old Sores. Tho Best Family Medicine
known.
Price, Coz. tOc., Plnts 81 90, Quarts q IS.
~ These Remedies. except PONDS Rx.
any part Of the country, by mail or express, nee
Of charge, on receipt Of the price,
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
Office and depot, No. 66a BROADWAY, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists.
A null assOrtment OF the above for sale IN Wheel.
Ing by a EDMUND BOOKING,
..rl BOOKING b CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST q CO,
TH0S. ]. FINNEY.
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ISLAND PROPERTY FOR nm
i SAL.H.-I offer for sale my House and MI
lot situated on Virginia street, nOar Huron. wv
The hOnse Ia now, containing four rooms, hall
and other ConvCnlenCps, such as presses, cup.
boards, &C. Also good dry cellar under house,
side and rear pOrtiCOs and al necessary Outbuld.
Ings. Size OF lot 4ixllB feet. .I
For further particulars apply on tho premises,
or at MeAhel's shop, Flfth street. 10
feb9IF W. q. RIIIELDAFFER.
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USE TUE Century Soap is iln-
rivalled. Simpson, Boyd IS Co., whole
sale dealers.
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-HOR SALE ON EASY TERMS IN IN
u Five Brick Houses In BenwoOd, stu hi
By W. V. HOGE b BRO,
mari Real Estate Agents.
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No. Cures Price In B0rtS. Gents.
FeVeFs, .ConReltiont 1naammAtlo n.........2S
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. ....2I
; CFYInE.COliC or reethng Of InfahtS..,.. Is
DlaFFh0Cn u Children or AdultB.."......2S
3 DyspnIgFy. Grlplng, Billions OUlC........,2S
Ch0lGrns NIOrbuh, V0l itInR .,.H..........Lb
Coughs, UUlda BtGnCltl ,..............25
. NeaP1I9In, TOothAchG, fAorhchC.......
Headaches, Sick Headache, VERTIGO. 20
10 DYapepalu, Bilious stomach
II Suppressed or Irregular PCFiOIB,......
" Whites, IUO prOIulO Periods.
Is Group, Cough, Difficult DrAthing. ........ d
II EFupIl0nA, salt RheuIn, ETysipOlAa......,.
II Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pnins.........,,.2i
ID Fever and AGue, Chill Fever, a gHeA .... N
II Piles, bnnd or bleeding
Il Opthnlmy, and Sore or Weak EyeA......,.SO
~ CntnFFh ,Ncule or chronic, Influenza. 20
90 Wh0pplHRscOuGh, Violent cOuRhs..a....b
y Asthma, oppressed Breath ng,...,,.,..,.,,S
- Ehr lRchHrRea, impaired hearing. ........bO
y Scroluln, EnnrKed GAnla SWallluRS q, 30
- general Debility, pllyScal Weakness. 10
Is Df0phy and Scahty SGCFOtlO
81 zen slekpeRB, sickness from Riding. 10
q hIdncy Disease, .,,,,,..hl
q Nervous Debility, involuntary Semi.
inAl discharges. 90
y sore Mouth, g. ..,....iI
30 Urinary WeakneAa, Wetting Bed ,.....b 10
81 RAinGnl Periods, LlyStOria.. ,......,,b0
20 SuHctlpGh al ChAngH Of Life. ......,,,,,,l 10
n d Bpllepay, spaEt1S, 81. Hitua Dance ,.l b
81 Dlphlherl1, liberated Sore Throat, .,,,., 10
2, Price IN Walls, large AEc,...., ..,,,tOC and o
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CAPT. T. c. SWEENEY, Of this city, was
in New Orleans, o day or two since. u
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FoR SALE OR RENT.
Window Glass Works.

The Robinson Window Glass Works, in North
Wheeling, will he sold or rented on easy terms.
Possession Immediately. Apply to
WIN. Il. ROBINSON,
EahOQ M TX Main atFepk WheplInp W. Va
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PERsoNAL.-C Captain j. K. Booth, the
Barge King, was in the city, yesterday.
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MN AND AFTER DECEMBER 4
W 1870, Trains viii run a. follows, Nlaly eE
nrfAA HMnlnNAa
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WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 8, 1s7l.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

60. New Advertisements.
Steamer Carrie Brooks.
Lost-A note for $4,000.
resseS-Hubbard & Bros. asi
Boarding House in Wheeling.
Wanted-Book Keeper, ~.
Fine Pictures. 4.t :.
Depot for Looking Glasses. :,
Attention Housekeepcrs.
Bullets for Europe special notice.
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YESTERDAY was a very quiet day in the
Offices of the several Justices in tho city
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River Division.
Baltimore & ! Ohio llil / Railroad Co.

=! 3l..2..sss 4.i.:ss:.sss.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
II Funbythe following schedule on and A'~
December 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
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TRANSPORTATION.
cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad

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Tho resIdencCof G. L. Poormln, adjoining the
town or 81. Carsyille, Ohio, will BIO sold at pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
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NOR RENT.-THE STORE La IN
10 Room in Odd Fellows Hail. Monroe Hill
street, formerly occupied by W; Y: Mote; 5
jan2S or ". P. MCKINLEY.
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WASHINGTON. june 30, 1871.


Once more, 90 far as official activity is
concerned, the capital bears the resem-
blance Of deserted village, and the EXecu-
tive Mansion halls resound no longer to the
tramp of otfice-seekers or the loud demon
stratfons of political spouters. Grant may
return before he visits the Pacific coast. but
he left no assurances to that effect. Bout
we'll, who left Washington with him, will
return in two weeks, about which time 1t
is probable that official reports will be re-
ceivcd from Judge Richardson about his
progress i'm the new loan negotiations. His
report is eagerly sought for in financial cir
cles. There can he no doubt of it reaching
the public if 1t is in any respect favorable.
Wizards Hotel Is probably the most for
lorn-looking building in Washington. The
sale Of its furniture and various effects is
about being concluded, and the few travel
lels who either pass through or stop in
Washington give the old inn wide berth.
The hackmen who loaf around the porches
are much more dismal looking than the
generality Of Jehus, but have bountil ul
supply of impudence, Notwithstanding the
lack Of patronage. In six weeks from now
preparations for the fall and winter cam
paigus will be noticeable.
Politically, things are dormant to-day.
Grant being on the wing, has not been
where he could be interviewed, and no re-
ports of any character reach this city. In
New York to-day, as kilograms to Wash
ington report, there has been some agita-
1ion on the topic Of Pleasanton's resigna-
tion which was reported to have occurred.
There IL no truth yet in that story but we
know not what may happen before week
is over.
Mr.. Hartley, who Is Acting Secretary Of
the Treasury during the absence Of Mr.
Boutwell,, is a gentleman of the old school,
courteous and agreeable, and fully oomape-
tent to run the Treasury machine. He has
been for long number of years a promi-
nent attach6 of the Department, and his
services are well appreciated, as is evident
bv the fact that in the general slaughter
which commenced when the present ADJ
ministration came into power he was left
undisturbed in bis responsible office of AS
sistant Secretary. 49,"
A sudden, and perhaps not healthy,
change of weather has occurred, and blank
cts tonight will not be amiss, The ''Wea-
ther man" at the Signal office, who Is
growing In popular favor, predicted this
change i'll his probabilities" TIAoN.
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LEVY BROTHERS have just replenished their
well. assorted stock with few unusually cheap
goods which their senior has purchased, with his
usual good judgment and taste, in the great em-
p1rium. .-.. ... -t'H.#t
This, together with the fact that thsir whole
stock is ,rked down TO the lowest pc ssbe prices
cannot but convince all that tue place. to get u
good lot CT goods for little money, and to De
suited In all that you do purchase Is LEVY
BROTHERS,; for the stock Of dry goods, notions,
&C., kept by this live firm Is so complete In every
1espcct as to suit the t.ste OF The most astidios.
Don't forget that LEVY BROTHERS ask the low
est price for their goods at once and knowing this
Won can make ycur purchases with the more con-
edeoco and feel satisfied that no aivJntage IS
takan because ) ou may not be acquainted with tie
value OF the goods. .. ...
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ANAUToGRAPH LETTER FROM BISMARCK.
A shGt time ago Mr. Robert W. Oliver, of
the firm of Oliver & Thomas, tobacco man.
ufacturers, sent to the Emperor of Ger
many and his staff lot of smoking tobacco
OF 'fOur Fritz" brand. The weed was
forwarded through the German Consul, Mr..
Hannewinkel, and the following acknow-
iedgnent, signed by Bismarck's own hand,
has jlst been received: ..,s ..,ss':
..... "BERLIN, June IA. 1871.
Sir. Mr.. Hannewinkel, the German Con-
sui ofyour town, has forwarded to me @
lot oriVirginia TOBACCO together with copy
Of ydar letter to him, dated the 9th Of
March, and requesting that the fragrant aift
should be equally divided between his Ma
jest, the Emperor, his Imperial Highncss
the Crown Prince, his Royal Highness the
Prince Frederick Karl and myself. AS his
Majesty does not smoke, the whole has bsen
putat the disposal OF the Crown Prince,
who ordered it to be divided into three
parts. His Imperial Highness, who hap
pens TO prefer the pipe to the cigar. has re-
questsd me to express to you his than ks for
your kind attention and his sattfaotion ut
the high quality Of your produce.
I beg to add also my thanks, and the hope
that tle weed will only serve to replenish
the calumet of peace. V. BISMARCK.
Mr. r. W. OHuer, Richmond, Va, U. S.
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The meeting then adjourned.

POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-Tho following cases were
disposed of:
Spencer Hancock, charged with assault
ing AID beating james Morris. Fined $40.
LiZZe Penny and Ann Shea, charged
with threatening the lito of Mary Ann
Doucherty. Dismissed.
JOHN uamden (colored), charged with rs.
saultins and beating Il. y. Blantln. Fined
Isl.
Richard A. Christian, charged with per-
jury in the testimony which he gave on oath
| as witness III the case OF the Commonwealth
| VS.. j. Z. Jones. Continued until Monday.
John Charles, charged with perjury in
the testimony which he gave in the case of
the Commonwealth w. j. G. Jones, who is
| charged with forgery. Continued until
| Monday.
Sarah Davenport (colorcd), charged with
stealing SJGI in United States currency
from John Ii. Anderson. Continued until
| MoDaay.
james Cohen (colored), charged with as
saulting EtiZaHctn johnson. Let off.
Frank Jackson (colored), charged with
beiHg drunk and disorderly in the street,
and resisting The police. Discharged.
| John Jones (colored), charged with being
u common thief and suspicious character.
Let of. .r-..
Frank Waller (coIored), charged with as
saultlng and abusing Mlly Carter. Fined
| 81 and costs.
Thomas Hill (colored), charged with re-
ceiving six pieces OF clothing under false
| pretcnces, tho property OF Charles Cline.
Let of.
| Isabella Beecher (coloredD, charged with
stealing $5 from II. b. Gary. Sent to jail
for thirty days.
Frank Johnson (colored), charged with
asslulting William Buck. Discharged.
| Sylvia Cross (colored). charged with as
saulting and striking Thomas Henry with a
rock. Fined 81. a"
| John h. owens, charged with assaultins
and striking Thomas p. Murray. Dis
charged.
Lizzie Howard and Polly Taylor (coPD,
charged with entering the premises of John
Smith and taking away q girl named MARY,
tire grand-daught of John Smith. No one
answered. d -aa. 3
| Milly Carter (coPd), charged with using
| indecent and abusive language towards
Martha Mercer. Dismissed on payment OIL
| costs.
| William Burke (colored), charged with
ttrespassing on the premises at the store ol
s. q. Tardy & Co. Discharged.
| Willie Carter, charged with assaultlne
and abusing Frank w. Waller. Dismissed
| on payment Of costs.
A. Davis, charged with setting dog on
| the son of D. Baccigallupi. Ordered that
the dog be killed at once, or taken out OF
the city limits. In the mean time the case
| is to be looked into.
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THOS W. KFE5EE will sell at 10 A. M. house,
hold furniture, piano, bupe'as, &c,
J. d. WHITEHEAD & CO. will sell at 10l A. M.
groceries. &c. .gr.E ts....r. =rt
W. GODDIN will sell at eP. Nj. forty-e'ght acres
OF land about three and half miles from
Richmond. on Werthsm plant-road.
GRUBgs & WILLIAMS will sell at g. P. NJ. six
building lots on The eastern line of Concord
street, on tho Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
GRUBBs g WILLIAMS will cell at P. N. a
brick dwelling second door from the southwest
corner OF 9Th and Jackson streets.
GRURBS & WILLIAMS Will sell at 81 P. M. six
lots on the corner OF Washington street aud
the Virginia Central railroad and Concord
street
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RETSIoN OF TEAcHERs.-On Saturday of.
ternoen the teachers Of the public schools Ma
met is usual at the Central school os =
teacG,rs' institute. The exercises over ye :
they we're agreeabiy surprised by an invita-.
tion u walk into hitherto unknown anartII
mept, where was spread an elegant repast
No second invitation to discuss the cniIa:
tion vas needed it was very quickly de-.
molisaed. Speeches were made in tho
meantime by Mayor Kelley, superintendent
Binfosd, and others after which the teach.
ers iearly all ladIes-chattered like mao.
pies until the evening was far advanced.
We 6n't blame them for. being glad that
vacation is here. They work hard and ought
to haie'a good, long holiday.
Sine the above was written we have been
Informed that some of the young ladies
wound up their festivities by grand dance,
in Which some of the stately members Of
the ioard also participated, The union
was i, all respects q most pleasant one.
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CADETS OF HONOR AND TEMPERANCE.-At
a regular meeting Of Richmond Section, No.
2, l. .. of e. of II. and r., the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term :
Worthy Governor, II. 7. Bates; 1st AS
sistant Governor, X. W. Stubbs; I'd Assist
ant Governor, Geo. w. Clutter; Sd Assist
ant Governor, j. B. Clopton Grand
4Archon, r. L. Styll; Grand Yice-Archon,
Sew S. B. Allstant nsk, TreasuFeF easeF A. b e. aar GSq
sock; Secretary, s.. 7. West; Assistant
Secretary, 5 6. G: yaekson,i Usher, william
Watchman, VIM. Hamilton; Outside Pro-
tector, Jos. Hehey Grand Deputy Gov
ernor, W. A. S. Conrad.
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10 O'Clock: Base Ball Match
- a1v, U.e'1ek: welcome Address, by Colonel Mar
~ O'Clock: Muie and Sack Race
l0'clock: address.
O'Clock: Track Upened sor T-,., :,
Private Teams. 1~>e Aux
O'Clock: Preparation for Tournament an,
Charge to the Knights, by Dr. o w s..hn
lhoZis Addums). e''
so'ciock; Ti!ting Commences.
Osnclng and Music All Day till 10 O'Clock p. NJ.
Music by Smiths Brass Band 80
long, anu will be fufnIshei by tho Comitts iees
arrangements. None o. hers will be slinwan n,o
a W oe rlduen one hundred lOo) yards time.
zen seconcs. Rings used In contest to ha ono sn5
1uartec inch In diameter. and tnirty wards Anal
IN tne event or Ties one.incn rings viii be Is.d.
an In .he event OF proracted tie riding three
iuak rings VIII be substituted. For prar.
saee aaa trial riding before fitting the rings win
og kl,ss Tns ana ,1,as hall tsch The rRI2ss are:
rHss frlzs: A Costly Saddle and Bride,
Second Prize: a heavy Pair on solid Silver Or
uameu ed Spurs. va W
Third Prize: A Pair Of Solid Silver Spurs.
1 iets made to order. N"N"s
1udges:|P; H. ssarke, Esq; Isaac Davenport,
w N: Is; isaacs, Esq.
z. :. Briggs, ID. V. Morton. Oeuh''
bdogea.-For Judges: Red rosette. with three
Il reu slrSamers, gilt star IL the centre. FOR Mar
shal Yellow rosette, with Iee red streameas
gut star In centre. For Heralds Blue rose.te'
/ Committee Of Arrangements White rosefta
centre. e~'' IA
The marshals Of the several military, benavo-
lent and civil societies intending TO unite I'm the
above celeb bration the 4th OF July at the Avrio
cuituI al Fair GROUNDS will report with their COM
points chief marshal OF the Gay, at City Hail. on
Sroad street, promptly at O'Clock A. NJ.
Capi. iona A; Sloan, marshal OF the tourna-
ment> WIN the Knights tntenulng to contend tor
cue prizes and nonors III the tournament, Will re-
port 1t same time and place to the chief marshal
to act as Escort TO the procession, which will be
proceed down Governor to Main, up Main to 5th
4 Jut 5tn To Broad Street, where those societies
wishing TO take the cars for the Fair Grounds can
DO 30; those prefeIring to m trcn will be escorted
4 " the ground by the knights. Las
1 SEATS to accommodate two thousand persons
Ing Track, aud sufficient police Iorce viii be In
attendance to preserve order
THalaD Will BE Run by the Richmond
| fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com pany
every Thirty minutes, frum their aepot ON Broad
| 10 cents.
ADMISSION
Children and SERVANTS. 25c
Vehic.es will be charged soc. extra, and saddle
horses 2Sc, and viii be admitted only ut the Broad
EFhEaHMENTSw will be served on the ground
I at city prices.
| In view OF the fact that III, object Of the abov
L celebration aud tournament Is 20 help raise fund
NECESSARY Tor the REMOVAL OF the confederate dea'
l from Gettysburg aud Arlington, the merch ant
aud business men OF htcnmond who are friendly t.
This movement are requested 10 close their place
VI business on the 4Lh VI JuiY.
j. d. CAPERs, Chr'n.,
r.. f.. ARMSTRONG,
VIM. EuLI5 JONES,
w. Ii. WEIoIGEk,
l.. l.. BASS,
| i,a Executive Committee.