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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-13

ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF
ODD.FELLows.-The Grand Lodge Of odd
Fellows of the State of Virginia met in
Odd-Fellows Hall yesterday. A large
number of representatives were present.
The Grand Master made a report, which
represents the Order to be in a better con-
dition than at any time since the war. The
report states that from June, 1865, to June,
1870, the order relieved, ~pecuniariIy, $50
widowed families and 1900 sick and dis
tressed brothers, and has paid to sick
members $22,642; to widowed families,
$9,S30; for the education Of orphans,
$6,13s; for burying the dead, $S, 03S. Total
relief, 46,649.s "An Order that dis
penses such charities, like the breeze. gath
ers fragrance from the dropping flowers
it refreshes, and unconsciously reaps a
reward in the performance of its offices OF
kindness which steals DER the heart like
rich perfume to bless and cheer" The
Grand Master also announced the death OF
Jos. B. EscavilIe, Grand Secretary of Odd
Fellows of the State of Maryland. He paid
q touching tribute to his worth. Maryland
has lost a noble son and the Order a pillar
of strength. .@ -1
Among the distinguished Odd-FelloWs
here are Grand Masters Coffroth, of Win.
chester Latham, Of Alexandria; Robin.
son, Of Lynchburg; Judge FitZhugh, and
others. The session is expected to be
most interesting n
Tonight the Grand Lodge will be enter.
tanned at a grand banquet to be given at st
Adams Hall under the supervision of John
son, ..-. $50. ..-a.s
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will sell at p. u. two brick tene
msn.a on the north Side Of Clay, between stu
N p lsa4r-a :, ist.s - g. II
LYME & r Their win sell at ~ F. NJ. two lot.
on tne north side OF Main, near the corner of
18th street. Ae"
eSoabs3 WILLIAMS Will sell at 10; A. NJ , for
1880 '.knses' deoree.L Ridkood's stock of
DOCKS stationery, binders. tools, &c.
A. G. PULLIAM win sell at h 4. n. IN font ,,sn 6
Z Inc State journal office, one s-horse nowsr
portable steam-engiue, water pipe, &c. Z
". GoDDlN will sell at 81 P. NJ. a brick and
framed tenemsRti and vacant lot on the north
sioe OF Leigh street, opposite. to the terminus
!" OF Adams street.
iHoMAS w. KEEsEE will sell at his auction.
mouse, at 10 O'Clock, household furniture, iron
,saie' birds, sewing machines, &C. :,
COOK & LAUGHToN will se,, q, tho ..,,,,uo i.
j. H.. Peasants, on Franklin otreet. nj 10 4
Nd, mules, horses, &C.. - -
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letter from Alabama.
Especial CORRESPONDENTS ofthe Dispatcl
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

COfreSUOnQeQCe OF Tue richmond DlSpSLCu.I
LowNDEs COUNTY, April 8, 1871.
In the southern part Of the State of Ala
bana the country is level, with slight undu-
latlons. In the northern part it is billy and
rocky similar, in. some respects to Virginia.
Neither the roads nor the vehicles are good.
The roads are often alterations of sand and
swamp; frequently logs laid across serve
the purpose of terra Jirnnd, and the motion
of vehicles over them is anything else than
pleasurable. In addition to all other incon-
Yeniences, these swamp roads are often I'M
der water. The most eligible mode Of tray
cling here is on back. The soil in
southern Alabama is fertile, and is adapted
almost exclusively to the growth of cotton.
Corn does not grow large in this section.
Good land produces from ten to twelve
bushels per acre. Wheat, oats, n other
small grains are not much cultivated in this
locality. Northern Alabama is much better
adapted to the growth of small grain than
southern.
The ruling passion of the people Of this
State is to cultivate cotton, to the exclusion
of almost everything else, and, l regret to
say, this inordinate disposition is fast bring
ing ruin and bankruptcy upon the State.
TO illustrate my position or assertion, last
wear the farmers mortgaged&fheir entire
crops, stock, and lands, to obtain supplies
to run their farms. They paid from % to ~
per cent. for advances. The provisions ad-
vanced were all high-priced. Corn, ex-
penses Of freight and hauling included, cost
sl.5o per bushel, bacon 25to 80 cents per
pound, &c. It is true that there was
a large crop of cotton raised last year, but
that only served to increase the evil, be-
cause the crop exceeded the demand, con.
sequently, greatly diminished the price OF
this staple. The intelligent and practical
farmers here tell me that last years crop %
cotton cost on IN average about ~ or Il
cents per pound. Cotton is now selling at
from 6 to Ii cents, which, you can readily
see, will not enable the farmers to meet
their engagements Of the last year hence
the present disastrous financial condition
Of the State.
Because of the refusal of the merchants
TO advance money and supplies, the farm
ers are compelled to run their farms on a
much more economical scale this year than
heretofore. This will enable our people to
keep much Of the money.n circulation
here that has been sent North n Wess tor
provisions. This being the case, ! i0ok to
the future financial condition Of the State
with bright anticipation, u W.T.
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SETTLEMENT OF r SUIT OF THE CoLoRED

%SETTLEMEHT OF THE SUIT OF THE CoLoRED
JUDGE AGAINST n DANyILLE RAILROAD
Quite a crowd collected in the United States
courtroom yesterday morning, with the
expectation Of hearing the colored Con-
CHEESEMAN'S testimony in the trial Of Wright's
suit against. the Richmond and Danville
railroad for 5000 damages. Persons thus
diately after the opening of the court Mr.
Chandler, of counsel for the plaintiff, an
nounced that the case had been settled.
The jury was thereupon dismissed The
terms of the compromise are that the plain
tiff shall receive from the defendants twelve
hundred and fifty dollars, each party pay
ing it's OWL costs.
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DEATH OF A VIRGINIA TEAcHER.-Prof.
Heath Jones Christian died at Frederick,
Md, on the 10th inst. He was q native Of
Virginia, and about So years of age. He
was once q student at William and Mary
College, but graduated at the University OF
Virginia. Since he was 10 years of age to the
day Of his death he followed the profession
of teacher, and was at one time q professor
days ago he went to Frederick to take q
position on the corps Of instructors Of an
academy there. He had O. wide circle Of
a~cquaintances in Virginia, and was much
esteemed. ~
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:; GnHAN oNsrHg GoA4.-Mr. ". s. Gilman,
OF the Whig, will deliVerh biz long.anticipa.
ted lecture On, "The Goat,U at,Assembiy
Eau: Tomorrow night, for the benefit of
The knights of Pythias. The lecturer is
possessed of rare talent 'as apubIic speaker,
u q genuine spirit Of humor, IN view Of
WhIch we are warranted In the expectation
or hearing something unusually good on
TINS occasion. Another attraction of the
entertainment will be the recitation of an
original parody of T~ennyson's Enoch Ar
den, by Major Willie Caskse.. Those who
nave heard this pronounce 1t equal to Bret
Harte's best. Assembly Hall. ought to Re
crowded by these announcements. ."& :
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PROPOSED MrL1TARY CoiPxSr.-A meet
ing was held at the City Hall last night for
Lns purpose Of organizing q military COM
pan the name Of which has not yet been
gaptasnL. +. Bass was called tothe' chair
aug y. !. stratton appolnted secretary.
"a humper or gentlemen signed the roll OF
membership after which the following
= ~ on Organizations was. appointed: :
o. = r 1 Kni : ). b. Bland, N. P. Handy.
=; n: Anight, N. A. Allen, Jr.. and Fred.
The following committee to enlist MEM
6ers was appointed b. Pemberton'S r
F. Gaskins. e: D.. Taylor, VIM. Mitchell.
and R..R. Mcfarland.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at
the Exchange Hotel ON Saturday eYeninp.
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AFFRAY ON THE STREET.-A fight took
place near the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
yesterday afternoon between MIR. John
Stubs, proprietor of the Monticello hotel,
and Thomas Wright, formerly porter of the
Monticello, but now OF the st. Charles.
Both were arrested and bailed for their ap.
pearance at the Police Court this morning.
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rous, weak-hearted, generous Of her VIC
uI'ns mad awakened to a realizing sense Of
her evil power and his own past folly; and,
having sent word to his family to come to
ilim from the Eastern States, refused to
Hold any further acquaintance with her.
demonstrating, threatening, forcing her
sen mt his presence, she declared that he
her of. Readers of the newsnaners know
what came of this Of last.
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SENT ON FOR INDIcTMENT.-The case of
stephen Mason, charged with attempting
to influence improperly the officers select
ing the Chahoon jury, wa investigated by
Police Justice White in chambers yester-
day morning. Mr.. Mason was sent on to
the grand jury, which meets this morning,
and he was bailed in the sum of 81, 900 for
his appearance at that time, Marx Nelson
being his bondsman. r
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Cook &,LAgGHToH, auctioneers, VIII sesi Ut
No. lsIl Main street, unaes Anders0n's art gs'.
slery, on Friday, the 14sh inst, 81 10 O'CLOCK 2 SUI
pero collection OF rare apd beautiful tropical ana
native btrds, preparedbk Galbraish, Of New York.
among which are som ,f tbs most gorgeous ptu-
mayed specimens Or ID festherea tribe ever seen
Ia this city. They are on exhibition to-day, ana
the ladies are especially tayisedlo call and exains
Inc them,
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+ GUARD OF THE CoMMoNwEALTH.-There
viii be a meeting of this company, Captain
John B. Purcell, commanding, at the City
Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. A. full attend
ance is requested, as business OF import
ance win be transacted. lss
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Death OF b. S. DAY.-Mr. Henry s. Day,
OF the firm of Rose & Day, of this city, died
IN Atlanta, Ga, on Tuesday morning. He
went South on business, and on reaching
Atlanta was seized with q congestive chill,
from the effects of which he died after q
very short illness. His wife was telegraphed
for and left Richmond, but probably did
not reach her destination before he died.
Mr.. Day was an energetic and successful
merchant, and a member of Damon Lodge,
No. 7, knights of Pythias. 1t is not yet
known whether his body will be brought
here, rs he had relatives in the South.
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! JUDGMENT AGAINST A. DELINQUENT Posi-
MAsrER.-A Judgment was rendered in
Judge UpderWood's court yesterday against
Fl. x. TaIley, the former postmaster at Oak
Forest, Cumberland county, for 1892,
with interest from March: 1851. "H%
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.-Supreme Repre-
| sentatiyes W. Fl. Wade, d. W. Bohanon,
and j. W. Tyson will leave early next week
to attend the session of the Supreme Lodge
| of the world, which commences in Phil
| adelphia oil Tuesday, the 18th instant.
The Grand Chancellor on yesterday re-
| ceiyed an application for the institution of
a second Lodge niPortsmouth, Va, where
| the order is in q fourishing condition.
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HUsrINGs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HUsrINGs CoURT-WEDNEsDAY-Judqe a.
B. Guigon prestdtng.-Henry jackson (col-
oredl was convicted of stealing iron from
the Tredegar Company, and sent to the
gang was ut work at the time in front of
The City Hall, and Henry went right out to
break stone, under the supervision of
Messrs. Wilkinson and Peasley.
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ARRESTED FOR FoRGERY.-Henry Smith,
proprietor of the Palace Saloon, on 14th
street, in rear of W. B. Isaacs & Co.'s, was
arrested about noon yesterday by Sergeant
Smoot, Of the police, on the charge Of felo.
nlous!y forging and uttering q promissory
note for S275. The note purported to have
been signed by Dozier Il Brother, Of Tar
boro NC, and was passed by Smith on
Mr. Henri b. Fertoret, of the Lafayette Sa-
loon, OF whom he had bought a lot of bar
room nxtures: The accused was arrested
on q warrant issued by Justice Crew. and
was confined in the Second police.station to
await a hearing this morning.
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WE HAVE RECEIVED an invitation to the
anniversary debate of the Washington and
Jefferson Literary Societies of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, to take place this evening.
The debaters are Messrs. j. c. Herndon. OF
Missouri, and w. G.GLanotr,.of Tennessee.
on the part Of the Washington Society, and
Messrs. l.. NJ. Nelson and T. L. Niche, Of
Virginia, on the part OF the Jefferson.
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MORE VERpIoTs AGAINST AGENTS OF u
SOUTHERN AssocIATIoN.-In the United
States Circuit Court yesterday WI Pleas
ants and John i. Wright were found guilty
Of selling lottery tickets without license.
Thase gentlemen, like Messrs. Berry,
plume. LEouyer, and Dickinson. are or
we're agents OF the Southern Association Tor
the Baneft Of the Widows and Orphans Of
the Southern States. All Of the cases. OF
This kind win BIO reviewed by Judge Bond
before Judgment is pronounced,
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IIN,sAuABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Posr-OFP1CE APRIL IL, 1911
insurance, Richmond !; G.. Haight, New
York Polly Patterson, Springfield, Mass;
Charles Semen, Mrs. S. A. Blamble, Balti-
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.-The semi-an-
nual session of the State Council of this Or
der will be held at Culpeper c. II. on the
25th instant. A delegation will 90 from
this place. There is now one council
in Richmond and one in Manchester, and
applications have been received for the
establishment of two others in Richmond.
Persons In Henrico or Chesterfield desiring
information as to the Order may obtain it
of Justice w. Hall Crew, who is the dis.
trict vice-president.
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TOBACCO LIBELLED.-In the District Court
of the United States yesterday the case Of
P. Whitlock, in which 144 boxes of cigars
and other property had been libelled by the
Government for contiscation, was entered
into and continued until to-day.
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> FIRE IN HALrPAx.-The barn OF William
Bruce, in Halifax county, near Boston de-
Dot, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
morning, together with 10000 pounds of
hay. The fire was the result OF an acct
don't -i s#,="t' 5.5. .s&@ -
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|HF1BE.-Yesterday morning an alarm was
caused by the partial burning of q house on
the r Of st. Stephens and Coutts
streets, occupied by the Misses Taylor, and
owned by e. Bossienx.. The damage sus-
tanned was about $3.50. as, - :.
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JEWISH CoNFIRMATIoE.-This interesting
ceremony will. be performed at the Mayo
street Synagogue Congregation Kennesseth
Israeli this morning by Rev. DR., A. i.
Bethlehem. The confrnlant Is Master
Abraham Meyer. ,s- se.sp4,- so
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On Tuesday last the horse Victor Patch
EN-, belonging to Daniel Bodine, oo Esq. ct
Camden Nd, and valued atYo nnIs1
a blood-Yessel while standing In Ms ssa2le,
and bled to death,
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Skating at Assembly Han tonight.

We notice the DOLLAR STORE is now Offering
extra Inducements to their customers BY present.
Ing each person . ticket with each article they
purchase On the purchaser accommodating twenty
Of these tickets, they win be entitled to any one
article in the store. ~ ...l-
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, TIC Main street, are pubs
fishers, agents for MeGu1ey's Readers aud Speit-
ers, adopted by the State Bosrd for use in the pub
lie schools OF Virginia.
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Ii'ORTANT TO WESTERNsSm~,
EEIPPERB.

1HE rUWHATAN STEAMBOAT CoMPANY
AND H
6hLTInOEY AND CHIO RAILROAD
COMPANy'S TROUGH LINE TO
TIE WEST
3L't superior inducements 10 Shippers or To
t'6'tp, WIiShEY, BACON, CAEDiES, &c.
W aAH iioA the West ~ low ratcs, quick time
satt"3a handling than any other line.
A.! "eDuern and tastern-bound freight delivered
80 ~Ha received from Oh board The cars Of The Bal
tr",.te ana ONO Railroad Company st Locust
IN Se'!!tT transfer by drays and exposure TO
"rS:hcf In baltimore.
through bills Or ladinR given on all shipments
"J WILLIAM Z. BRETT,
-SH Agent.
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Skating tonight at Assembly Hall.

LARGE AND VARIED sTocK.-For a large and
varied stock of gentlemen's wear at low prices
can at E. B. SPENCE s CONS merchant tailoring
establishment, 1900 Main street. 80
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AUCrIOH SALES THIs DAY.

:" az public or prfpats GALES Of Real Estnte
mdds oetaoeenh u 1st or January ami the Ist ~
11tv me purchasers pay the tares for the mr..
sent year ! but on all sales eet,oeen The frs,
q oF July and the last dayer December De
seller pays them. "e
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MILITARY NoTIcs.-Those who propose fitting
out military companies should call on E.. B.
SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main street. They have good
critters, q good stock of cloths, good wofkmens
and can fit up q company in good style and ut low
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Now at the DOLLAR STORE. $50 Main street,
black walnut book.sheIves, three-shelf brackets.
picture hinge brackets, silyer.plated butter dishes
on white metal Masonic, knights Of Pythias,
Odd Fellows, and Red Mems pins, in solid gold.
and plated. .M.f 3.
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SUDDEN ILLNEss.-At the Broad-street
Synagogue yesterday Rev. DR.. Mayer, the
officiating minister, was taken suddenly Ill.
He was doing well, however. last night.
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iHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RE-
- efFtIfClLY announce to bis former
suhat business again on 18th street, between Main
40 - 1srS. and a, 5Ie Broad street, between 9Th and
~, Were ne VIII be pleased to meet his old Gus
Vuasts SAd the public generally.
"Fs~iW Y, ADAM,
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Stationery and Public Scho oil Books for sale by
ELLYsos Il TAYLOR, booksellers, ns Main street.
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rLYsog & TAYLOR, 1lls Main street, arc pab
fishers, agents for Gusot's Biographies. adopted
by state Board Of Education Tor use In public
schools az virginia. D.
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Street cars pass MoaTos'sF,owe Garden every
Eve minutes. t -, 49,
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VOLUNTEERING IN Clay WARD.-A meet
ing Of the young men or Clay Ward Is.
called for tonight with q view to- the or.
ganizatioi Of 9 military company.
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Street cars pass MoRToN's Flower Garden,
corner OF Main and Reservoir streets, every ave
minuseS. &
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Oriental Initial Paper. put mp In bssuafsi boxes,
for sale at ELLYsoysa TAyLoR,s, uId HAsn q.
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sure aud call to-day at the store under An
derson's Gallery, to zee the rare collection OF neAu"
.iful hIrds-the first ever offered here at auctlon,
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MR. CA1HouN's RExAINs.-The remains

Mr.. CALHouN's REHAINs.-The remains
of this great and good man, which were en-
tombed in the graveyard at St. Philips
church, in the brick vault especially
prepared there ut the time of his death,
were returned there Saturday last in
the presence Of the rector, assistant rector,
had been removed, on the breaking out Of
the war, and very wisely, too, to the east
ern end Of the graveyard, so that they
could not be foundby the spoiler.-Charles-
Inn HoatrieT.
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Aitlm>ond nlspattlh.
APRIL 10, 1871.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
~ LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
Cr1.ATroN OF ALL ThE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF HI CITY.
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Let no one fail to call and examine the collee.
ton OF beautiful tropical birds at No. ln Aain
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MERoHANrs' LIcENsEs-Judge ,Guigon
on yesterday granted about thirty Licenses
to merchants. Those who have not Yet
procured licenses had better do so af once,
as the court will soon adjourn.
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SHIRTS made to order st NOAH WALKER D
CO.'S, 1906 Main street. Call and leave your mea-
sure IL you wish something nice. A perfect III
ur aranfapd.
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Assembly, Hall open for skating tonight.

CAN'T BE ExcELLED,-Those new-style spring
suits made at e. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 MAIN
street.
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Mrs. Pollock Gersniums at hoBToN's Flower
Garden.
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ENVELOPES Furnished and printed ~ p, satse
ears, and ~. 80 per / eoa, II tho Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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Twelve thousand yerbenasat Monros's Flower
Garden, fAstf 5sH<E
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SPRING GOODS at E .lB. SPENCE 8 sosss, 1900
Main street.
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oLD PAPERS at asc. per hnadrsd At the bts-
patch c~oantipg-rocm 49,