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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22
VIRGINIA NEWS.
letter from T,efcrrburs.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
pETERsRtrpa. Novamber Of.

Correspondence OF the Eichmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, November 81.
A meeting Of the c0rporators Of the pro.
posed Petersburg and North Carolina. rail-
road has been called to be held In this city
on the Tth Of December. The call is signed
by several Of the corporators and By q mum.
Der Of influential citizens Of this city and
Dinwidde county. An effort will be made
to revive the enter prise to secure the coop.
Grafton ard assistance Of the city (once
already refused-the issue being presented
Ia the shane of a corporation subscription
of 500, 000). and to do what may generally
seem expedient to construct the line. The
road would establish very important COM
munication, and charters for the organiza-
ton Of company to build it have been
already granted by the Legislatures of Viz
ginia and North Carolina. The road is to
run through Brunswick and Mecklenburg
counties, and will touch the North Caro-.
lima line somewhere IN the neighborhood OF
Greensboro.
The news of the death of Colonel Mar
madukc johnson was received here with
sincere regret. Mr.. William Il. johnson,
brother Of the deceased. is one of our most
prominent and popular citizens, and his
family have in their bereavement the warm
sympathy Of our people.
Officer Charles, who recently shot
negro FAMED Charles Robinson, who re-
fused to be arrested, was oday examined,
and honorably discharged and reinstated
upon the police force. The negro was iden-
tilted as an eX-penitentiary convict, and is
known as n dangerous and desperate charac-
ter. He had frequently sworn he would
never allow himself to be arrested again,
and went about armed to make good his
resolution.
1t seems likely that Rev. Donald Ross
will be called to the permanent charge
of the Washington-Street Presbyterian
church. He has made most favorable
| impression.
! Rev. y. W. Wilson, Of your city, is to
preach every night this week at the First
! Baptist church here. Mr.. Wilson enjoys
! a high reputation among our people for
ability and cloquence.
| 4 refreshing revival of religion is in pro.
grcss at the Byrue.Street Baptist church.
! There have been about twenty-five con
vcrts.
The rain has been falling drearily to-day
ROBIN ADAIB.
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Des,ruc,,yc FIRE I'm colorado.

DENVER, Col, November IA nre
originated In barber-shop at hit carson.
The Kit Carson House. Perry House,
several dry goods and grocery stores, ana
two billiard saloons. were burned, also tne
post-oflice. Loss, 800, GOO. No insurance,
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Vetoed,

ATLANTA, GA, November 21.-Acting-
Governor Conley has vetoed the bill order
ing o special election to fill the vacancy
created by BUlloGR5 resignation.
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THE RECEPTION OF ALEXIS.
rmHEHaErHEorasIn saoAnwA1
OVER l 10000 TROOPS M LINE.
TIE 1AED1Ta op-rHE RoYA1 VISITOR.
ADDRESS OF WELCOME BY GENERA
DIX AND REPLY OF THE PRINCE.

NEW YoHK, November 2.-The weather
10 gay Is very fine, and consequently the
puoitc reception of the Russian Grand Duke
alexls WILL take place according to pro-
gramme.
DEPARTURE OF, THE RECEPTION CoMgITTEE.
at II O'Clock this morning the steamer
hlafy foWell, with the reception commit
zee ana about five hundred persons, includ.
ing large number of ladies', proceeded
doWn the bay. Over thousand persons
hao assembled at the pier to witness the
departure. The steamer was gaily decorated
Win the Russian and American, flags, and
1eaflY all the vessels in the BAY were
the with fl21gs, many of them displaying
! the Russian colors. = :.
BROADWAY THRoNGED THE MILITARY OUT
IN FULL FORCE.
Broadway is thronged with persons
aWMtlng the parade. Great numbers ar.
rlVed from the country in the early trains.
Inc buildings in Broadway and other
principal streets are decorated with flags,
Inc National Guard is out in full force,
AMI AMI t h weather being fine, the reception
Inc crowds in Broadway are so dense
that iocomotion Is almost impossible, and
every window and space from which view
| can be obtained is occupied.
Ten thousand troops are in line, extend.
ing two miles. ~ =
LANDING OF THE PRINcE-HIs FORMAL
WELCOME. a..
! Alexis landed at half-past o'clock, when
| the procession moved of.
| Ourlne the formal reception Major-Gene-
raj Dix addressed the Prince as follows:
Your Imperial Highness,- In the name
OF the citizens Of New York l have the
honor to tender you q cordial welcome to
the United States.
''lt Is great qualification to us to see
within our harbor the gallant squadron
which has brought you to our shores. 1t
Is still greater qualification to US to re-
ceive among US one Of the Imperial family
Of Russia, whose illustrious chief has done
so much for civilization, and in whose
hands the possession Of power has, under
the guidance of Providence, been devoted
to the noblest of uses-the social and poll
tical elevation Of those who come within
the sphere Of it's exercise.
"Tbe long and uninterrupted friendly
srelations between Russia and the United
States have naturally created strong
sympathy on our part in all concerns OF
her welfare, and has caused us to regard
with deep interest her steady but silent
progress eastward, shedding at every ad.
vance the light Of Christian civilization,
which has been buried for ages in compa-
rative darkness.
Your Imperial Highness will no doubt
| find much in our country which is novel
/ to European, which will be remem bered
as q source OF useful suggestion in political
societies.
| "Iu the name Of the citizens, in whose
behalf L speak, tender you sincere vel.
come"
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BOOTS, sRGEs, &c,

ITO LADIES.-I have now on handa
y q tut and complete assortment OF Eeas
Ladies'. Misses, and Children's Shoes of 49,
every description, to which invite the attention
Of the ladies.
Ny STOCK of Gents Boots and Shoes embraces
all the modern styles or The hest goods made In
the country. ] invite The gentlemen to give me q
call. JOHN g. PAGE, JR.,
no 2l.3m 1908 Main street.
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The old Commonwealth, published in
uarrisonDurg, says that il docs not concur
with .those who believe that Colonel
O'Ferrall and Colonel Deneale were elected
with the idea or with the expectation
that they could repudate the State debt"
but for other reasons, "and with no view
that they should stultify themselves by any
attempt to repudiate the State debt"
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A LAMP ExpLos1oN.-The residence Of &

a LAMP EXPLosIoN.-The residence Of &
gentleman ut The corner Of Church and
Twelfth streets narrowlv escaped destruc-
ton about SH O'Clock Monday night from
the explosion of a petroleum lamp. A
gentleman who happened to be standing
OH the corner heard the explosion and the
alarm given hy the family. and fastened
ins tant y TO their rellef. He succeeded in
cxtinguishing the flames before any mate
rial injury was done. The cause of the
explosion is not known, as the lamp was
on q sideboard in IN unoccupied room.
The oil with which the lamp was filed was
what is known as nom explosive petroleum
luid.-Lynchbuy Republican.
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She grand jury al Chicago have closed
ter labors by endorsing and commencing
the action OF Mayor Mason III calling Gene.
rel Sheridan to bis aid during the fire, and
thanking that officer also for his aid.
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!. collision occurred on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad near Osgood. Ind,
sunday, between two freight trains. A
amber Of cars containing live stock were
wrecked. The only person severely IN
IUred was The engineer, who had an arm
Token,
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REPLY OF THE PRINCE.

The Prince replied as follows:
General Dix, Ladies, and Gentlemen
L beg leave to express my warm thanks for
the manner in which l have been received.
The feeling which exists between Russia
and the United States is as strong as it is
lasting, and nothing can disturb it.
"IDass rapidly through New York tc
pay my respects to the President, whose
high character is greatly appreciated every
where but on my return shall have the
pleasure to accept your hospitality, sc
kindly rendered me-"
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woman's suffrage in wyoming.

CHEYENNE, November 21.-The House
has repealed woman's suffrage by Vote o.
@ to g. 80
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MILLINERY.

HGILLINERY.-The long.eXX- sssS22
WI nected WHITE and BLACK pot S5ss sss1eS
TED MET, 50 iash,onsbis LOT .,, s..tsnn OF ne
has at last arrived, 10 the gfaeihSaSoH Va 49,
ladies. and can be found az on,,ro,r o,reat
Mas. NJ ). DAVIs's No; se3 nam am s TsntS
no 22-2t be.weea = ln.a e11 -
NEILLINERY.--A large stock Oh NIL ~,
N IIfyERY to be sold iow. All VINO nSSn , me
Vet purchased would dc well 20 csu ana "a aItA''s
our siock. 80
receiving large lots ofCHEaPHAESfro rom n9rtn'
ern m srEets which viii De sold az VERY low TX
CA. - n. WALTON Co,
No. 400 Broad rect, corner FeaEth.
no l6-eodlm
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/ WITHOUT MoSEy AND WITHOUT PRICE,
On Sunday morning the Rev. Mr.. Okeson
! made IN announcement which afforded Us
; great satisfaction. ana we hasten to give 1t
| 4 wide publicity III the hope that the new
system about to be iraugurated may be
! generally followed in all churches and by all
denominations where the pcws are owned
or rented by the congregation.
/ He stated from the chaDcel that certain
members of his flock had consented to
serve every Sunday morning as ushers TO
show strangers to seats, and that during
the afternoon services The whole body of st.
Pau's would be thrown open to the public
! without reserve.
This is i move in the right direction, and
j. the first really ficm step in favor of q
FREE CHURCH which has fallen under our
notice in Norfolk, although we have heard
the subject frequently discussed. That
such a church, nay, that such churches
arc needed, is well known to every OBJ
servant man who is student of the wants
OF his fellows: and we feel satisfied that
great numbers will soon respond to the in.
vilation which the rector Of st. Paufs has
extended.
Hundreds Of persons whose education
and inclination would carry them to church
with admirable regularity are unable TO
purchase or even rent pews, and shrink
from being pensioners on their friends, or
trusting to the courtesy of strangers.
But where the Gospel can be heard with
out money and without price this class will
be found. nor vii! they 90 cmpty-handed
either. they cannot afford a large eXpcndi-
ture, but in proportion to their means it
VIII be found that they give more than the
rich from their abundance.
Ibis, however. Is not the point. The
Ambassadors of God were sent to preach
Ills Word to all the world, and alas that
we should say it ! all the world cannot find
the wherewitbal to pay for this inestimable
blessing. The earnest preacher, OF whose
annou ocemcnt we speak, even at the hazard
of wounding his modesty, has set good
example, which we trust will be followed
by alt congregations where the seats are oc-
cilpicd by private holders. For if anything
should be as free to man as the air and wa
ter, that thing is religion, and the Church,
! like the host at the wedding supper, should
bring in The lame, and the halt, and the
blind, from the hedges and highways OF So
cicty, with wise generosity and persist
ent benevoience. Holding these opinions,
we have yentured to turn aside moment
from the topics we ordinarily discuss to add
our humble aid to this wise effort in favor
Of the free church systcm.-NoJolE Fr-
Jimdn
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ITO CITY AND COUNTRYa-
MERCHANTS. ~
FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOOTS AND SHOES

We are keeping our stock we'll filed and as
sorted, enabling Us to accommodate the trade IN
quantitiesto suit. We have our goods made to
suit the retailer good ttlrg, Stylish durable and
reasonably priced goods.
Knowing By experience the importance Of de-
sirable goods at low prices, we are selling our
goods at a very small advance on manufa cturerb'
prices.
Wholesale Foot and Shoe Dealers,
1923 Main street. near
no2o Fourteenth street.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

The President has ordered that the super
yisory district comprising the States of Ala,
hama and Mississippi be annexed TO and
united with the State Of Tennessee. and
hereafter TO constitute but one supervisory
district. Con,
missioner of Indian Affairs, but ne VIII
continue the superintendent OF the census
until its completion. A.
General Spinners report recommends
that delinquent national banks be charged
interest for every ten days delay in paying
taxes. He SAYS that not cent has been
lost to the Government during the year py
employees in his Office. He states that the
Government has no five per cents. Oh the
new loan for sale.
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z jtI'moutI lispatth,
WASHINGTON.
sr,1N AM TIE UNITED STATES.

:. has tranSpiied that our relations with
~Ian promise III p'c&Sah, Sols'l,'i,ea.lo ,lS
ii U"t .|TicnS le>utS' hs't,e ',",.i .,'o t,.""-
j.g dtG|Ui'S over ne Spnouct .! cue 49,
.-9 UiGGiaiS towards Tue Ah'etteah tHsso1
t.Hrpct, now 1T toFt aux ihce, INC au'u,i-
.i,S nj Madrid, as 2nnouhccu D! cao'I'
We had their attention cameo, thFoush
r.aisicr sick!cS, TO The promises MADE TO
III s Government, more than u year ago, 10
.9r effect that Il Tie Ihiteo states Wouio
1t RECON ne INC tEnHh hls,Il senss SYa ,.;
wauid accord 70 me tIosns iilc saliie T.. -,
.cS ana 'mh"n'.tVN W. WY A'a.' .NI'' 'ue
inhabitants oi o'H't HtSnlSH plosii''o Co
" rs promise, MACE ~ IL iti'c'l'oelcu, ny
General rim 10 h't''S'et SAtN'e, .sss nv
,tN nj hecn iu1Hhc"' qua aa> pee'' Pot IS
, 4 N~!h'cG' SF'aSt"" p"s lctea'eG.Is
..,>r0 ny WAtCh ia" n''Ii!C'".' va .n's G ,C
,elu@tu NJ mas pStt c'l'eu 10 .nls stn'v VI 81,
s.'>, 81" II u h1" ui'"e.no'u nn"S ~ .
ni&n "'t,.1'n't,o Goa
s~|.-~ "S''"j''" ''''J' aug =
-..r
stThENN CLAIMS 'oNN'Se'"H'
..r-t have been some changes IN Inc list
. ,gn,,ai commissioners Tor the c9utncth
.a.u> COMMISSION. 4SoSc iot. il$i M;
81. ht. NV NV. : ,'',S'a'S' XIV ~1 Eh,.i ~
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--LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
HEALTHIER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, November 21.-Partially
cloudy and pleasant weather is probable
for Wednesday on the South Atlantic and
Gulf coast. The low barometer in Canada
will move eastward, with southwesterly
winds on the lakes veerlpg to the north,
west. Threatening and rainy weather VII
extend yery generally along the middle
and east Atlantic cost. The area Of cloudy
weather will continue from the OHIO
Valley to tue upper lakes and westward
Dangerous winds are not anticipated FOL
our coast this evening.
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| MACHINE WORKS.

MACHINE WORKS.
SLOAT. &c ADDINGTOY.
Nos. lac, lae4, l42a and lacs Cary street,
and Nos. Is and Is south 18th street.
CHMOND, VA.
.,i Me TaSc 81 kinds Of new work In The MA
WCkh We 20 In the COUNTRY 10 do all
SORTS OF WORK In our line. Also. mage the
hest TOBACCO MILLS In the world, and keep
them on hand, as well as TOBACCO SCREWs Of
81 KINDS, together with BANDS and BlLLETS,
ana al articles FOR the manufacture OF tobacco,
we Keep on hand for sale all sizes OF
MN and SECOSD-HAND ENGINES,
BolLEks, shW-MILLa, -
GEior MILLS, PQWEE PUAIpS,
SHAFTrEG. HANGERS, PULLIES,
GEAR and Devil WHEELS,
And In fact general assortment o! al ussrul ar.
Gcie5 in our lna together with
- GOVERNOR,
UTICA Gu. STEAM GAUaES
SELDEN'S PAVEsT ENGINE PACKING,
PEET vya W t,y: GLOBE VALVES,
sELE,oihING Ours, for both engines and
shsflng; =
FLUE CLEANERS,
OIL CANS, WATER GAUGES &C.
All or which we sell at reasonable prices and on
accommodating terms.
/ n. B.-We receive on consignment all Kinds OF
machinery, both new and secondhand. Como
and see us.
oca sLoAr & ADDINGToN.
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sEWlNG.E1ACHIHEs.

TNHE WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINES
Il had the following notice posted IN thirty large
posters around their stand at the Fair: :
FOR EXHIBITION ONLY.
We wish It distinctly Understood that having OBJ
tanned for the WILCOX L Gibbs Machine al the
empty honors we desire in the way Of gold and
silver n edas from the leading Fairs OF the coun.
try, we have for many years refused to put our
selves to the yearly annoyance OF competing for
premiums. and enter our machines for exhibition
only. Thanking the managers for the opportunity
to exhibit our machines, we decline competing
for or receiving any award OF merit In the way Of
prizes or diplomas leaving these for those who
desire 10 obtsin them. We prefer to rest upon
our already established merits.
The above is published 10 refn'e the false state
rnent OF the sgent of carpst-segger's machine
that it was decided The superior OF any mssn !
exhibited, &C.. thus trying 70 bring their scftne
into q notorie!y its merits cou.a never oDtnln:
The committee were politely told we dispensed
with their services at our stand
nA'o lA JAMES A. T.. GIRBSs
Ninth and Bank streets,
Richmond. Va
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EUMBEn DEALERS
MACHHEERY, dc.

WILLIAM E. TANNER s. CO.,
A METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CANAL sTsEET FROM SIXTH TO srvEsTH,
manufacturers OF
ENGINES, BOILERS, sAW-MILLs,
BARK, GSIsT, and PLASTER MILLS;
Z. e&s-aacHlNERY, AIlL-aRAR1sa, &C.
2 Repair work solicited.
Ffe!shts to all points low.
Send for circular. 80.
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CITY PARAaaAPHg.
-Ialiau picnic on the DIST.
p-trha-ls Lrinn nicnic. 18th.

-IaIEu picnic on list
Butchers Union picnic, 18th.
Moonlight picnic at James Park this
evening. Nice thing.
Bishop Fitzgerald, of Little Rock,
lectures I'd s.. Peters church tomorrow
evening, on the Vatican Council,
1t is rumored that 3 select excursion
and picaic viii soon be rendered the press
of Memphis 10y the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad.
John Dunn shot J. c. Collins at
BIeds0s's Landing. Thursday, because
Collins unhiJched bis horse. Both a little
Light. Collins was buried here yesterday.
-Nsxt Thursday there will be d barbe-
cue given a. Raleigh. A special trRin VIII
Is ran. and on this day the pleasures Of
the summer season az the famous Raleigh
Springs VIII 10 l~naugarsted.
We direct special attention to the sale
oFfhs ECGrsth property on Poplar street.
See the advertisement under our auction
head. C-1nvcyzucss, IL viii be seen, leave
the Clerks Office a. nine o'clock this
mornings sale al eleven O'Clock
Next Tuesday the stockholders In the
Mississippi River railway will elect 8
Board OF Directors. On the wise action OF
these stockholders depends the safety u
fsg0C00 O. shelby county bonds, already
issued, and the completion Of the road 70
Paducsh,
There viii be q grand moonlight pic
mic this aE8ruOous commencing az :
O'Clock p.m., and ending a. midnight.
This entertainment Is uuder hen manage
msnt Of 4lesErs. Anderson 2 Sp6cht,
and will bs second tC none OF the season.
A Fplsndid bsud viii be in attendance,
ans. &c q MISTER OF course, The grounds
Wll be splendidly lighted.
"A renchmsn, usmsd Doriac, who fol-
lows the trade Of butcheTiBg st Fort Pick
srlug. was reported shot yesterday morn
ing as be wss preparing 70 start TO mar
Ept. IL haz turned out since that D0rlac
IVES assaulted, bsdly beaten, and robbed
uv parties supposed TO be negroes. Al y
81. ia-t night Dorisc Was lying I'm a critl
lal condition, aud but little hope WIS en-
asftaiDed for his recovery.
L. Happsk, the ingenious trunk and
.eisss manufacturer az 252 Main street,
las patented = Valise which so de iEhts
the wayfarerE, Cd for tbs springs, that the
demand cannot b8 supplied. The manu-
raeture OF trunks and valtses becomes an
IMPORTANT feature OF Memphis industry,
and &c IS hoped hat itE prosperity indi-
.stes the departure OF sl tr6ssury-piun-
aeFing carpet bsggers.
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&c said he had a great deal mora to say.

he said he had q great deal mors to say,
but not here.
HARRIS
was helped to his feet and made q
harsngue alEo. He said he was innocent
of the crime laid to his charge. he did
not do il. The witnesses and the jury
that condemned him would get far worse
punishment than he was going TO get'
MY FRIENDS, I An INNOCENT.
and God that sits upon Bis throne in
heaven knows &c. The evidences of the
people convicted me. lam willing to go,
/ have been arrested I've months. saw
my wife end family only once duringthat
time. Friends, try to meet me in heaven.
he said be was going TO die like this
without a cause. 1t is g shame before God
and man to kill an innocent man. If /
did it ! would acknowledge It. I am
glad to 90 where there is no more temp
tatiOus and trials. What time is it2 My
friends, my heart is troubled but my soul
is rejoicing. About this time there was
great weeping, moaning and praying
among the crowd outside. Peterborough
kept praying all the time. Harris
said he would like to haV e
another trial Of the case, because it is no.
just, gentlemen, TO murder q man like
this without a cause.
TIE CEREMONY.
After talking in this way for some time
the speeding was brought to q close, and
the religious part of the business com
menced. Mr.. Collins Joined them In sing
ing some hymns and offering prayer.
The black caps were put on and the cul-
prits gently edged over OF their plenks,
and the ropes carefully adjusted about
their necks, the praying still going on in
a loud voice. The moment Mr.. DonleY
said "Amen, " the before mentioned tWine
was mcked with the axe, and the two
cuiprits fell four or five feet. Great sen
sation and screeching among the women
outside The bodies cessed to
culver in four minutes; in nineteen they
were cut down and placed in their rsspsC-
tive collins. The drop fell at ten minutes
past a O'Clock. The reliable members
Of our police force, that did such good
service in bringing the culprits out OF
their cells, accompanied them on to The
scaffOld, and remained with them to the
last. There were present in the jail yard
besides those gentlemen reported as &C
cOmpanying lightning reporter on
the boat, Sheriff W. ID, Hardin, of Crit
tenden county, to whom our Lightning
man is indebted for the attention and
kindness shown the profession, L. B,
Hardin, Dr.. Grigg5by, Matt. WOOdsOn, E
B. Lewis, constable II. Cook, Colonel
Smith, Elijah DOblis, A. NJ. Clements
Mr.. Safely, Squire Malloy, II r Downs,
Mr.. Chase, ], L. Dohsrty, Daniel MeG'
CHER and +. J.. White. The whole thing
was very satisfactory and a perfect sue.
cess.
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LOCAL NEWS
-Lsddin's College

-Lsd0in's College.
Attend Eobsrtsonis College.
w. y HZitchen's school, sos Third g..
Miss 4 e Eeudelhuber's Private
school, 81 Poplar street.
Furnished lodging rooms for gentle
men over lss Main street for rent.
Kiss Maggie Fealy viii teach ct the
Linden street school during the ummer.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents psr
copy, can 10 had OF al neUHmen 10 The
will Mausford, ST his booE and peri
odlcsl store, has all the late magazine.
and illustrated and weekly papers
"A fne lunch 10 set every day, at th'
Madame Vincent saloon, n % r. UnloI
street. Don't forget the place, bscaus'
gou vii bs well served.
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FOR THIS WEEK Only.

GREAT BARGAINS IS TBS EOILOWTEa
LINE ofGOoDs FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Ladies Cellars, al kiais Russian
TOw5Iing, SSH Ebl0as, 8l
Cs8.hs, Boys Liaas s
etc 5.C., C5ly s
VENDlG So,,
NO. 2Z6 AAi1 STREET.