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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-28

The Southern Claims Commission has
heard the evidence in the case of James
Walker, Loudoun Quaker, tor property
used by the Federal army during the war.
Lemuel Giles (coloreO, noted horse
Courthouse and escaped, was arrested in
Petersburg On Wednesday.
Solomon Nj. Withers is appointed post
master ut Smiths creek, Washington coun-
ty, Va, vice Mary E. c. Parrot, resigned.
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Those who wish to read poem lin dia'
lect" NEGRO diaect-will tine one in Ap
pleton's Journal for this week which was
evidently written 10y some Nirginian-Mo.
us ADDUMs, we doubt not. 1t is Of the
same character as the poems of john HAY
barring the basphemy in the latter-rather
than those of BRET HARTE. 1t has not the
mysterious charm which characteriZes
HARTEs. 1t cannot become popular. The
disguise in which it appears-a negro dia-
lecl spelled out in the most unusual man.
ner-ten times worse than the spelling OF
JOSH BILLrNGs--will prevent it from being
appreciated outside of Virginia.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT

GREAT BARGAINS AT
JULIUS MEYERS, sos Broad, near eth.
Good Black SILK Mt 81 q; eros Grain Six st 81 50
Japanese and other silk Dresses In elegant suauss'
silk Poplus, Reps, Grenadines, etc; q. lowest ns-
ures other Dress Goods from l2sc. up,
Kid Gloves Of pretty shades, 75c. y pair
Sets OF heautIfu Muslin Curtains, 10 yards, !or ~
Nice Piqucs 1t 25c.. Soc. &c;
Another lot Of that desirable Black Alpaca 81 -'''
Neat Bingham 1T l?3c.:
Londsn Mourning ana other Prints at loc.;
Good IL Brown Cotton for l0c.;
Linen Collars, latest styles, some ~ i!tc
Something pretty and new IN Muslin houru'hs
Sets, GyInpure Bands, Edgtngs. etc. >,.u.
For Gentemen: 4 full line OF New lo'A ni'I
Linen Bosom shirts an exquisite assortment o!
Scarfs and Bows: Sui erstout English Hsii.hoss
ut % dozen, cheap Ut $3.50: Gents Lisse-fhfea
Gloves 1t CSC; good Undershlrts 81 aVc. nu ea.
/, nj assortment of af-wooi Cassimeres At var"
ut JULIUS oiE ES
ap 7-lm 500 Broad. between eth anu ~ ,E'
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Me- THE GREATEST SPRING REM.

us IuE VILLA IEoI Of hINU hEM-
EDY.-In the spring Of the year nature demands
an assistant In driving out the morbihc substance
collected In the blood, which is sure TO generate
bilious complaints and derange the entire human
system. The only remedy adequately sffectual In
cases of this character Is MfShLER'S HERB
BlTTERS, which thoroughly purines the blooo,
corrects all the irregularities of the system, rein
vigorates the general constitution, and produces
eral debility, nervousness, &C. For all diseases
arising from the impurities OF the blood MESH
LEk'S HERB BlTTERS is pronounced by the
highest medical authorities the most certain,
speedy, and agreeable remedy extant. Thousands
have tested ITS efcaoy, and declare It Is the great
that the light OF science has ever brought to our
knowledge. soad by all druggists and dealers. Or.
tr,Ph aps-sod&w
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FROM GREENsyILLE.-A jury was EN-.
pannelled yesterday to try the case of DR..
Lewis, alleged to he insane. After All eX.
animation, the jury failed to agree, and was
discharged.
McGittin was arraigned, but 4 jury could
not be had. An order was issued TO the
sheriff to summon 50 jurors, to meet this
morning at 10 O'Clock. 1t is thought per-
haps it will be necessary to summon jurors
from some of the adjoining counties.
There was a heavy rain at Hicksford last
night. -PeterSbnrg Courier.
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MILITARY GOODS.

MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY GOODS!
wi MILITARY GOODS
JOHN Fl. TYLER 4 CO.,
resnmnp that part OF their business In which they
were so extensively engaged in former years, are
prepared 10 furnish whatever may be needed for
MILITARY EQUIPMENT, to wit:
RIFLES,
MUSkETS,
PISTOLS, &c.
SWORDS and BELTS of every description;
STAFF and LINE BUTTONS,
SASHES,
hPAULtTTES,
PEASANTS,
STARS,
LACES
BRAIDS,
CORDS, &c, &c.
The above will be sold at such prices az to make
It to the interest Of purchasers To give them their
orders. Cali at 1872 MAIN STREET. Richmond,
Va. ap2o-eodln
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ap 14.3ul

FIRE-BRICK TILE, &c.-The Nonpa-
X rev. Five Brick and Kaoliue Company oftsr
bank, snd also at their works, eiRE-RHieK of
all shapes and sizes 0VEH-T1LT,l GEATE-
EAChA SgQVE-I.ININas, and GskO n ID
MATEkiAI. In barrels. 80, u -.
Orders by matt promptly attended TO. ap ss-sS
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THE RoPs.-The recent protracted
drouth and still more recent cold weather,
which succeeded the rain of last week, have
not been favorable to the crops. Wheat is
doing only tolerable. Oats are backward,
though as yet not unpromising. Glover and
the grasses have made slow progress. Very
little corn has been planted. The tobacco
prospect is gloomy, on account of the havoc
of the fly. Garden vegetables ;tre not well
frost, and unless injured very soon will be
abundant. Strawberries are in full bloom,
and the grape prospect is good.-Chdthans
Tribune,
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NAT MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNANIo AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBRICS
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
T.R. PRICE co.,
always In market, are receiving by steamer and
express daily
IRON GRENADINES AND BAREGES,
BLACK TAM ESE, for summer;
BLACK SILK-FACED MOHAIRS, for hot
weather;
BLACK BUMBAZINES and CHALLEYS.
COLoRFD POPLINs, great variety;
JAPANESE PUPLINS AND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, colored and
black;
CASSIMERES, for gents and boys;
LINEN-BOSCM SHIRTS,
SOCKS. CRAVATS, &C., &C.
Great show OF pARASOLS and PARAsOL COW
Frs,
UMBRELLAS-Slk Cambria, Pongec, and AL
paca;
SPRI Nc and SUMMER SHAWLS, every pattern;
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS aud SACQUEs,
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, &C &C.;
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies and
misses SHIRTINGS, &C., &C.
Everything sold of best quality, and at as small
profits as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. Il. X. PRICE i CO.,
aplS 1l0l Main street, corner 18th.
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D P. RI c Fl DSON,
MAIN AND 9TH STREETS,
has received his spring stock of
MATTINGS, OIL-CLOTHs,
CARPETINGS,
WINDOW CURTAINS AND SHADES,
and all goods usually kept In his line which will
be sold as low as possible. an Sim
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HUNTINGToN.-We are daily in receipt of
inquiries about the sale of lots at this place.
A great many people are having their pa
thence sorely tried, and there are complaints
on every hand because the railroad COM
pauy do not hurry up matters.-Cdbell
COuntV Press.
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RAYS, ATTENTION ATTEND
" . y,u u
drill of the company at Old Market Hall 81
THIS friday EVENING at 8 O'CLOCK. VI
By command of Capt. l.. j. BosSIEUX.
II JOHN B. VAUGHAN, o. 3.
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CALL AcCEPTED.-Rey. w. A. McAtee,
who has so we'll filled the pulpit Of the FIRST
Presbyterian church in this city for the
past year, as stated supply, has accepted u
call as pastor Of the church, and will be or
dained and installed in that position OH the
18th observation-disclosures Gazette
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FIRE LAST N1GHT.--Last night the old
Baptist Church, situate at the corner OF
High and Long Market streets, and used
as Il tobacco factory by Mr.. Julius Liebert,
was burned, except the frame.
The building, which was owned by DR..
WitherS and the estate of David May, was
inSul ed in the Pacific Insurance Company
of San Francisco for so, 900.
The fixtures and stock, consisting princ-
pally of smoking tobacco, was insured in
the Liverpool, London and Globe Company
for - 900.
The fire was undoubtedly the work Of an
mcendiary. Courier.
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GUIzoT, the aged eX-Alinister Of France,
writes letter to the London Times on the
state of France. He expresses himself
hopefully, notwithstanding the follies oil
the day in unhappy France. He declares
that, Notwithstanding the many revolutions
among the French since 1889, France " has
always redeemed herself, and more than
once with honor" He applauds the Re-
publican Government Of Versailles for its
wisdom and justice, and INDUCES the hope
that it will soon overcome the revolution
lists, and restore order TO the country.
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CASH, BLINDS, DOORS, BRACKETS,
- and MOULDINGs, Of all kinds manufae
tured by water power. OF the best SCS-DkiED
LUhBER, anu sold at The Low EST CASH
PRICES at my factory, foot or Thirteenth street,
= TIL = j. j. MONTAGUE,
ap 1a.3ui .t. .1 Richmond, Va.
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rv,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 sTuCKUOl.DERs of The VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY will be held al the
Office of the company-No. 1914 Main streetEon
y DAVID j. BURR,
on o. td Secretary.
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A PLUcKy WoMAN-Raid Upon Liquor
Seller.-In a neighboring town, few
wees ago, lady, whose husband was, I'M
fortunately, addicted to the habit of drink
ing, took it upon herself to visit the place
where her liege lord got the means of his
ruin for the purpose of putting stop to
its sale so far as her family was concerned.
She went into the bar-room with 4 stick i'll
her hand, and using it with vigor upon the
head and shoulders Of the dealer in liquor,
soon caused him to beat Il retreat. She
then broke decanter OH the coun-
ter, smashed the lamp overhead, in
her wrath and fury knocked the win
dows, sash and all out of the room. and
played smash generally. A number of gem
tlemen who were in the har-room at the
time ''retired in good ORDER" seemingly
apprehensive that their turn might come
next. The injured wife and mother, after
boarding the lion in his den, aud wreaklng
her vengeance upon the implements OF his
trade, quietly retired to her home, no one
Offering any resistance to her. The strongest
part of the whole story is yet to be told
The conduct Of this plucky woman was en-
dor,ed by the good people Of the town gen
orally, SO that no legal steps were taken to
punish this intraction OF a liqnor sellers
rights. We mention no names, lest it should
bring u. $. troops to look after one of the
Southern female II. K.'s.-R0cktngham
RegiSter,
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~ TRY TIT is amusing that the
feeble should totter with uncertain steps over the
face of the earth, In danger every day of falling
victims to the morbid influences by which we are
all surrounded when tested and proven vegeti-
BILE tonic, capable OF endowtng them with the
yigor they need, Is procurable IN every city, town.
and settlement. 1t migh. reasonably be thought
thst after the twelve years experience which the
world has had or HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, all
would know that Its effect Is to prevent disease.
At certain seasons the atmosphere Is surcharged
with the seeds OF ntermitLents, remittents, rheu-
matsm, pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints,
and the like. Persons whose nervous systems are
relaxed are the first to succumb to these distem-
pers. Bruce up the physical energies then with
this potential vegetable tonic. 1t Is the most
powerful recuperant which the botanic kingdom
has ever yielded to patient research and expert
ment. Try It. The blindest discipline OF the old
medical doemas will at least admit that tonic
aud Alternative, compounded OF approved herbs
roots, and banks, can do no harm, while the testi-
mnny or thousands Invites i trial OF its virtues.
Flgor Is the thing most needed In these cases as
Well rs In dyspepsia and nervous affections, and
HOSTETTEk'S BITTERS 10 the safest, surest,
and most wholesome STRENGTHENING preparation
that human skill has yet cUncocted.
Hundreds OF physicians have abandoned all the
otflcinal receipts and prescribed this harmless
tonic as preventative and cure for all cases OF
chllls and fever. ap 24-eodlw&wit
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ICE.

The undersigned have formed a co.partnership
under the style OF MCGOWAN q LAMBKIN, and
most especially ask share OF public pstronsge:
They have made arrangements North for full
supply OF ICE, and guarantee TO supply their Gus
toners throughout the season. Ice delivered IN
any part Of the city with punctuality and honest-
Orders through the post-ofnce will be promptly
attended to. MCGOWAN Il LAMKIN,
NH 2a-lm No. ISL Oary ST., bet. 18th and l9th.
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GabrieNe 1ndre. An historical novel. By
l.. BARING-GoULD, Nj. A., author of
"CuriolIs Myths OF the Middle Ages"
&c. New York : ID. APPLETON IL Co.
The author essays to give view of what
lie calls the ecclesiastical side" of the
History Of the French Revolution.
For sale by WoODHoUsE Il PARHAM.
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HORSES, MULES, &c, FOR SALE.
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM OF
~ FL WE LII AllRkl = II SENE NII

GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM OF
- Tw ElVE HUNDRED a y - SEVENTY
y TAs JIG n of TE
OF deed OF trust executed TO William w. Talla-
ferro who is now incapable Of acting) and myself,
c., his wife. bearing date on the 18th day of sep
t"mber 1862 and duly recorded in the clerks office
Of the County Court OF New Kent, anri at the re-
deed, l will sell publicly, at New Kent Court
house, on THURSDAY, the 2sth day OF May, 1871,
court day.. that VA Liza FARM situated as
acres of high land and 800 acres Of marsh land,
and adjoining the LANDS of Ira l.. Bowles, VIM. b;
Bs,ley AND ohe rs tor beauty Of location and
farm in tide-water Virginia. The improve mcnts
consist of DWELLING with four rooms and
passages and all necessary out. buldingS.
TERMS s., 900 In cash =; IS, Ouo payable OH the
18th day Of September. 1877, bearlLg interest from
date. payable annually, secured by bond with
good, personal security, and deed OF trust npou
the land; and for the residue Of the purchase
money. upon such terms as may be presented by
the said Richard u. smith, which Will be made
N'' wa ''' '''~ 49, - THOMAS BARHAM,
ap % swlawtds Acting Trustee.
John n. GORDoN's SONS,
81 Wholesale GRJCEKS AND DEALERS
GhlNDSTONES,
PEA RI LOCK,
FOURTEENTH sTEEET, BET. MAIN AND CARY,
ORLEANS. poRT H1e RI ICt sA' and DEMERARA
SUGARS
COFFEE SUGARS, all grades;
CRUSHED, POWDERED, aau GRADUATED
SUGARS:
RIO, LAGUAYRA, and OLD JAVA COFFEE /;
SUGAk-HOUSE MOl.ASSES, all grades
Choice DEMEkAhA MOLASSES auu GOLDEN
SYRUPS;
TEAS-an grades-Gunpowder and Black;
FNGLISH Bl CAkB. SODA,
PEARL STARCH
ADAMANTINE CANDLES, SOAPS,
MASON'S BLACK1NG,
POWDER, SHOT,
BAR LEAD, BAR TIN,
NOVA SCOTIA GRINDSTONES,
and the usual assortment OF METALS.
ap 28-2W
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The committee from the Legislature have
been to Philadelphia they eat, drank,
made hifaluten, nonsensical speeches, and
pow-wowed with the miserable set who
helped to enslave US. SO be it. We cam
not complain at the indulgence Of their
taste in this respect but we do hope that,
for the honor Of our people, the participa-
ton of Virginians in such tomfoolery will
terminate Just there.-R0ckin9hdm Register.
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A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
N EkS Of the MASONIC TEMPLE Assault
ALTON OF VIkVINIA will be held in W asning-
ton Hall, on Broad street, Oh Iu:sSDA1 ny r .t
ING I'd MAY, at s o'clork. ap lo-tu
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A TTENTION, LADIES !

The Baltimore store has just received supply
or STRING GOUDS-NOTlUkS, new style JEW.
ELRf, and everything usually kept In u fancy
Also, latest style CHIGNONs and NATURAL
HAIR CURLS as low as they can be bought In
the city. Ladies will do we'll to call and examine
tht III. Remember the place 1.-The baltimore Stamp
ing and trimming Sore, o23 Broad street
ap 2S-lw a.-s.s.a.. ... WIN. II. ADAMS,
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CTOCkHOLDERS' MEETING.-A gen
- eral meeting Of the stockholders OF me hiGh,
MOND FRn FREDERICKSBURG foioMA1
of the company. In the city OF Richmond on
MONDAY, the 9Th day OF May, 1871, at IL O'Clock
A. M. ,,,,-sro>y c,
m It'd u. Is. w INoloN, oSS y.
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EIGHT pages of the April No. of the Pc
h"Oleun1 Monthly are filled with report.
curious asphalt or albertite vertical vein o
solid petroleum in Richie county, West
Virginia. 1t is one of the greatest natura
curio>itics in the country.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EIRG1Nl a.
lNl The visitors of this institution VIII meet al
the college on FRIDAY, MAY 18th, at 9'e,ocK II
JURISPRUDENCE, vacant by the resignation OF Prof.
Joynes. ,., ,,, ,,otr ,os,,
Applicants for this position VIII semi their lesli.
mOnials To DIR. |. Fl. White, Richmond, secretary
of the Board or To the undersigned.
Va ~. "" q. dSswTuS Ftd j. 3. MCCAW, Dean.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
wi general meeting of the STOCkHOLDEkH
or THE POTOMAC RAILROAD CoMPANi \,
win be held at The Mansion House. In the Guy OF
Alexandria, Virginia. on WE'D Ne SDaf, the 'u
day of May, 1871, at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. r
3-tu y. ID. w lN9i c'>' 'S' y
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION ATTUCK GUARD
~ Attend meeting aud drill Of your COM !
nany al the Unlon Eagle Hotel THIS (Friaayl
EVENING at $ O'Clock. it is important lhat
every member should he present.
tx 70 l.. u. LOTTIER, o. =.
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>1o,+,, carolina Trade.

,, ..,,,ond has. through railroad discrim'
STATIONS and Instructions. heretofore peen
aImost entirely prohibited from trading
with the eastern and middle part Oh o,''
C,rol;na. A change Of railroad ponc. -''s
,ncnc,, those rich portions Of the sts'c 10
anr merchants. and we urge them, as we
have repeatcdly done already, I" Use ,"o''
er,r,s 10 extend their intercourse vi '"'so
,,n.ts or tbc North State. Unquestiohaeiy
,rn h.v, tho advantages of rapid commuhi-
cation and low charges on the 'the OIL Tue
weldon and Wilmington road along the
oe,hoard counties Of the Carolinas. But
NO learn that liberal arrangements exist
h.txeen the Richmond and Petersburg
am, the Petersburg aud Weldon railroads,
and the North Carolina line leading to Ra-
leigh so that the section IN North Caro-
lima trayersed by the last-named road,
which was especially closed to Richmond,
ia now rs accessible TO her as to any other
city.
This is an important advantage secured
for our merchants, and we hope they Will
seize it at once. The country in question
is one of the best parts Of North Carolina.
The population is refined and liberal, and
We're formerly wealthy and prosperous.
The war did It's worst for them but they
are much recruited and steadily recovering
They are we'll inclined towards Virginia
and her principal city. and if our people
offer them as good terms US others they
So We renew our suggestion and our ap'
peal to our manufacturers and merchants
to do what they can to expand their North
Caralina trade. BY advantage of distance
and on account of mutual sympathics WE
| should have the North Carolina trade
| Nothing hut sheer neglect or want of en-
ergy on Our part can deprive us OF it. ant
| no such cause will be allowed by our PEG
pie to stand between them and success.
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THO THE MEMBERS OF sHOCKOE
i hill DIVISION, NO. s. SONS OF TEN
Division to be held at Covenant Hall THIS Fri
dayl EVENING, 2sfh instant, at O'Clock. Every
mem Der is requested to be present, as business Oh
Importance will be transacted.
By order OF the W. 7.
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THE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY will meet
L at the Hall OF the Catholic Beneficial Society,
corner OF l?th and Main streets, on FhlDaI
EVENING, the 23Lh instant, ut o'clock' A lul
att ndaDce Is requested.
BY order of the President.
II THOS. O'FARRAL1I, Sec'y.
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LOST. STRAYED. DC.

49,
r OST, on the oath, small GOLD BELL.
I 4 with The words Bell and Everett ~ stamped
ON The side reward Will be paid the Under II
left al the High CouSlab'c's office. ap .I-2t
OTICE.-R. G.. Morton's CHECK, No.
~ l6l. for ii, 0U0 In favor Johnston i swain,
i,anviile, Va. having bccn lost. all parties are
cautioned against trading for or using same as
payment has been Stopped ap2i-at
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~ DOGGETT l. CO., corner OF Gov.
". ernor and Franklin streets, are RECEIVING =
large aud beautiful stock OF FAPEk.hAHH,SS-
INGS. CARPETS, MAloPlNGs, o!a,ChLoCi n sms
WiSDOW-shADES, CURTAIN aooD22 t an
COKNIgES with general assortment o. "
HoLSTEKISG MATERIALS and Ini .
MINGS To which We Invite the attention " ~, Uu'
ers wanting anything la our line sp ss-
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II NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.-The MSEA
N members of HINES LODGE. No. fY$A
II, X. OF p, will attend Il stated meeting III T59
at Pythian Hall THIS EVENING Mt ESHEH
O'Clock, 49,
Candidates for degrees will be in at Saap~
tendance promptly.
Members of sister Lodges are invited to be pre-
sent.
BY order Of the w. c..
II VIM. J. RIDDICK, r. $.
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.apy.rSaL NOTICES.

mT HUBS, SPORES, RIMS, SPRINGS,
GOWN arrive to-day,in stock and on the way
from the manufacturers direct,
$50 sets WAGON and BUGGY RIMS,
,oo sota WAGON and BUGGY spOKBs,
100 acts WAGON and BUGGY HUBS,
100 sets IRON AXLEs.
ss pairs POLISHED SPRINGS,
On bundles SHAFTS and POLES,
At,owest prices. SIMPSON & BROTHER,
Nv 90 l4Is Main street.
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WANTED, merchants and all i'll want OF
w LEATHER Of any description to call ana
ing their purchases. We guarantee our prices to
be as Low us those OF any similar establishment.
D. II. CHALkLEf co.,
Wholesale Leather l. callers, 18th street.
NH 3l-1m