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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-26

OPENING OF THE sUMAo SEASON IN y1R.
GINIA.2Ihe first sumac of the season made
lts appearance at Messrs. Harsiu &, Co .,s IN
saturday. The leaves are yery fine for
sumac gathered go early, and the prosnects
are good for fine crop. The proper time
10 gather sunac is from July the first until
Tue frst frost, after which it turns red and
becomes worthless.
rms article grows abundant in Virginia.
pure anu so near like that grown in Sicily
numac bushes should be protected by every
III lItnu93W'ner, and the gathering Of the leaves
IN July and August, when there is ca
little work for the farm hands. tho snn,ao
snonld receive attention, and be taken care
" VI IKE any other product of the farm. In
tnls way many who idle away their time
may De profitably employed. We are in
ioi llieu tnac ID many counties where sumon
ro aa.nered IL Is the main support of the
bov. bov anu 10 snow its moral effect, we
nave only to use the words of one of orr
large planters near this city, who saws: din
my county when sumac season commences
our noSS and chickens are safe.'' We have
not Inc least doubt that many families dn.
,to tnclr entire support during three
months of the year by gathering sumac. "
ounac Is worth 81 per hundred in this
CITY Inns season, and there is q market horo
1or al that can be gathered. Messrs. Har-
sin =" 20. ana Messrs. Hulst g. King, ofthis
Guy, manuiacture largely, and will receive
! 1t in quantities to suit dealers. The nr;oo
compared with that paid last year. NAV ~ an an
| pear low but when we take into consider.
alton the low price Of bacon, coffee. ten S,,-
gar, and other articles in daily use, we find
| it fully as high as the price paid the nre.
vious year and the present price of the
manufactured article, which is much lower
than heretofore, will not permit our manu-
tacturers TO pay more for the crude mate
rial. Yet, at the present price, there is moi
q lad in the State who cannot earn 81 Del
day every day during the season.
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THE INCOME TAXIN ENGLAND.-The TaD-
payer is responsible for the following mar
ratlye, the substantial truth of which is
also endorsed by the Birmingham Daily
Gazette:
4 man already assessed left Nottingham
and went to Birmingham, leaving 95 of in
come tax unpaid. He was followed to Biz
mingham and requested to pay up his ar
rears. He disregarded the notices served
upon him. What is more, he stuck them up
| Ill his Office and annotated them Satirically.
At last he was informed in red letters that
if he did not pay he would be proceeded
against. Being man OF nerve, he took no
notice Of the threat. Then, in the course
of month orr two, he received a huge fools
cap letter--Written, not lithographcd.-
from Somerset House, asking the grounds
on which he declined to pay. He
replied, after a week or two, that
the reason he did not pay was that he had
not the money. Two or three months after
wards he was told that this was not a rea-
son of which her Majesty's commissioners
could take any cogniZance. He failed to
see this, and her Majesty's commissioners
spent some ten months in arguing the
point--sti in writing. At last her Majes-
tvs commissioners became peremptory.
They wrote, through their secretary, that
they declined to argue the question fur
ther; tho money must be paid" The de-
taulter replied that he 'was not accus-
toned, as gentleman, to peremptory let
ters of this kind" and that he should there
fore "decline to hold any further. CORES
pondence with the department." Well,
the matter went OH for five years, and
during the whole Of this time the peccant
person never paid Il tarthing OF income tax.
Ills one answer to all applications was
that he was Sin correspondence with the
department." At last warrant was is
sued, and entrusted to the sheriff OF the
district for execution. The detaulter being
in lodgings, the sheriff's officer concluded
it would be Of no use to distraln, SO he
took the defaulter's body. This was llie-
pal. An officer has no right to take the
bodv of an income tax defaulter until he
has distrained and finds the proceeds OF
distraint insufficient 10 meet the demands.
The result was that the defaulter COM
mcpced an action for false imprisonment
against the officer, and did not withdraw
it till the sheriff had paid the amount due
on account of the tax and costs, us well as
n small douceur which sutiiced to pay the
expenses incurred by the defaulter in CIV
ins dinner to few friends to celebrate
the event.
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From Greensboro. N. G.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatc


GREENSBORO, n. c., June 90, 1871.
There was large temperance demonstra-
ton ut our courthouse last night. The an
nouncement made several days previous
that MIR. L. n. Ramsay. president Of the
State Council of Friends of Temperance,
Raleigh, and Rev. q. B. Wetmore, of Ko-
wan, would speak, drew together large
cOncoursc Of persons. The gentlemen
named above were the orators, the speeches
were earnest, practical, and sensible, and
were we'll received by an attentive and ap-
preciative audience. A large number of
ladies (of whom the City Of Fluwers can
boast many beautiful and intclligent) en-
couraged the good work by their presence.
There are in the State one hundred and
one Councils, with IN active membership
of over five thousand.
Weather very warm and dry; rain needed.
Crops are said TO be very good in this Sec
ton. Yours, GUILFORD.
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(From the Philadelphia Telegraph
The Income Tax-JuG-e Strong I'd
ciJes II 10 be Constitutional.

enScESS E5A-bussSe DC.
cides 1t 10 be CONSTITUTIONAL.
In the cases last week argued in the
United States Circuit Court involving the
con>titutionality of the income tax, his
Honor, Judge Strong, this morning deliy-
cred the following opinion sustaining it:
Clarence Ii. Clark VS.. Horatio G. Sickel,
Mary r. Farnum VS.. Horatio G. Sickel,
Henry G.. Lea vs.. Wm. X. Leeds, William
Tue picadingS in all these cases raise the
question whether the act of Congress OF
June 80, 1864, and lis supplements, so flr
rs they impose Il tax upon the annual gains,
profits, or income of every person residing
in the United states, or Of any citizen OF
the United States residing abroad, are with.
in the power conferred by the Constitution
upon Congress. If it be true, as has been
argued, that the income tax is capita
tion or other direct tax" within the mean
ing Of the Constitution, it is undoubtedly
prohibited by the first and ninth sections
of the first article, for it is not "appor-
toned among the States"
But l am Of opinion that it Is not ''capi-
tution or other direct tax" in the sense in
which the trainers of the Constitution, and
The people of the States who adopted it,
understood such taxes. The reasons for
my opinion would answer no good pur-
pose for me to state at length, inaSmuch
as these cases will doubtless 90 to the SUI
prcme Court for ultimate decision. 1t is
sufficient for Inc now 20 state that in my
judgment Congress has constitutional
right 10 impose all the taxes of which the
plaintiffs complain, and that none of them
are sl;ch as must necessarily be apportiOn-
ed. With the policy Of such an imposition
have, as a judge, nothing to do.
Let Judgment be entered for the defend
ants on the several demurrers.
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THE SHOOTING AFFAIR OF FR1DAY.-The
case Of John Seay, who shot Mr.. George
Epps on Friday afternoon at the corner OF
1st and Broad streets, was called for trial
in the Police Court on Saturday. Colone
Marmaduke johnson appeared as counsel
for Scay. DR.. Thomas was examined as to
the condition of Mr.. Epps, and stated that
as yet it would be impossible TO say what
would be the result, but he saw no dan
gerous symptoms from the wound at pre-
sent. The case was postponed until mex,
Saturday, at which time motion for bal
will be heard, and witnesses examined with
that view,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-1n this
court on Saturday (Judge Bond having re-
turned) the case of John Wilkinson was
called and tried. He had been convicted
at the last term Of the court for violating
the internal revenue law by dealing in
manufactured tobacco OF which the special
tax had not been paid, and on Saturday
was sentenced to pay a fine of $500 and to
be confined in the city Jail until the same is
paid.
after disposing OF some other business
of minor Importance, the court adjourned
until the first Monday in October next.
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W. GODDIN will sell at T.. NJ. n lot on the east
line of Valley, between William and Richard
streets.
w. GODDIN will sell at 81 p. NJ. n large lot In
Adams valley, on Mill alley, near the G. Il O.
R. r. workshops.
GRUBRS 4 WILLIAMS will cell at 81 p. NJ. n
brick residence on Clay street. ard fourteen
building lots on Clay, Leigh, and st. james
streets.
A. G. PULLIAM will sell at p. NJ. a lot on the
corner Of 81 and Duval streets.
j. u. WHITEHEAD & CO.wil sell at 10 A. M
groceries, &c.
THOS. w. KEESEE will sell ut 10 A. M. piano
household furniture, &C.
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THE PANORAMA OF PARADISE LosT.-The
first exhibition of this celebrated panorama
will take place at Assembly Hall tonight.
1t is remarked that much care has evidently
been taken by the artist to make the repre-
sentations Of heavenly scenes us much as
possible iu accordance with the original
ideas portrayed by the great author whose
name it bears. 1t is in every particular diff
ferent from any exhibition ever placed be-
fore our community. 1t appeals to none
but the most sacred and noble sentiments !;
it represents, in q connected series, the
most wonderful conceptions ever re-
corded, and further, its influence upon all
classes is ennobling and pure. They are
not only interesting to men and women,
but both instructive and interesting to
everybody old and Young.
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DRAWN JURY of the Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond (Judso Wellford), for the
term ending Monday, July Sd, 1871:
+. Nj. Crump, VIM. j. Wadrop, NJ. D.
Whiting, Samuel III. Keesee, WI Lawson,
j. NJ. Macon. e.. r. Sutherland, Thos. r.
Bass, Alex. Duval, w. S. Davis, William
Haynes, w. Il. Tompkins, Juan a. Pizzini,
james Gilman, II. J. Robertson, Henry 3.
r. B. Roaue, l.. NJ. Wingtield, James l..
Timberlake, Allen B. Appersor, Henry
Stern, Thos. Nj. Jones, Napoleon Burke,
Thos. NJ. Saunders, John S. Seay, Moscoe
GlaZebrook.
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CELEBRATIONS AT RICHMOND COLLEGE,
The usual reunion and Qualification -
meeting Of the societies Of this institution
took place Saturday night, at which quite
4 large audience were. present. After sew
cral speeches from different gentlemen, the
chairman announced the programme OF
the evening to be the presentation of diplo-
mas To the graduates of the "Calico
school" McsSrs. Whitley, Balm, Steele,
Caskic, and others (whosc names our re-
porter did not catch) then came forward. and
were presented with this mark of their
proficiency in this department.
Tue presentations were made by " Prot"
Worth to each of the candidates in an ap-
propriate and witty speech, and replied TO
by each recipient in Il few amusing and hui
morolls remarks. hlr. Wright delivered the
address to the graduating class" which
was frequently applauded for its happy hits
and humorous Slllics.
After addresses from Prof. Lewis, DR..
Curry, and other gentlemen, the society
adjourned.
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TnE BRoox.AvENUE WELL.-The Dis

TIE BRooK-AvENUE WELL.-The Dis
patch has on former occasion mentioned
this great nuisance. 1t is situated on the
left side of Brook avenue, and not far from
the corner of Marshall street. Besides en-
dangering the lives and limbs of persons
who chance to pass that way Oh dark
night. the odor which comes from it now is
horrible. A gentleman who was walking
down that street on Friday night came very
near falling in, and was only prevented by
some one, who warned him not to 60 too
near. Can't it be stopped up or covered
oYer2
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EXAMINATIONS IN TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The official examination of the scholars in
the public schools for promotion has been
nearly brought to 4 close. On Friday Su-
perntendcut Binford examined the follow
ing colored grammar schools No. IL, Miss
II. l.. L. Harris, tcacher; No. L, Miss Had
ley. teacher; No. q, Miss Hughes, teacher.
This morning the white grammar schools
will be examined, as follows: A: No. 10, Miss
E;,>ley, teacher; No. 20, Miss l'earcc,
teacher: No. D., Mr.. Crump, teacher No.
33, Miss Stanwood, teacher.
MeSsrs. Branch, Kelley, and VIM. Eng
lish will start on il tour OF inspection this
morning, visiting the schools i'll the third
district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-26

LAuDANUM MISTAKEN FOR PAREGoRIo.-On
Friday evening colored woman, the wife
of barber who lives OH the upper end of
Broad street, determined to give e.her child.
only eighteen months old, and who was
sick, dose of paregoric. Mistaklng the
bottle, however, she gave it fifteen drops of
laudanum in place of the paregoric, and re-
peated the dose three hours later. Finding
out what she had done, the woman sum-
moncd a physician, who after some diff
entity relieved the infant from its stupor
and saved its life.
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DEATH OF AN OLD MBRCHANT.-Mr. Johl
M. Royal, for many years merchant o
this city. died at his residence on Saturday
evening last, at 5 O'Clock, after q lingering
illness. His funeral took place from tbt
Grace-street Presbyterian Church yesterday
afternoon, from whence his remains were
escorted to their last resting place by tht
Masonic fraternity and a largo number o
other friends.
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CONTINUED AGAIN.--Thc case Of Fielding
Brown, who shot York James in Il bar
room row in Rockets some time since, was
again called up in the Police Court Satur-
day, but continued until next Saturday,
james being still unable to appear, his con-
dition critical, and the doctor unable to de-
eide what may be the result.
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jon PB1NTING.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks OF courts. shsriGs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship anu canal officers and agents, and
s' Others having orders for printing, to the facf.
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB.
L1sHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF ail kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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CITY MISSIONARY AssooIATIoN.-The
semi-annual meeting of the City Mission.
ary Association of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church of Richmond will be held at St
Pauls lecture-room this (Monday) evening
Mt quarter past o'clock. Reports are
expected from all the committees.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding. following cases were
disposed of:
Mrs. Mackcy, charged with going upon
the premises of Philip Riley and knocking
down his fence. Discharged.
Edward Robinson, charged with crlrsing
and abusing the family of Robert B. Jones,
and accusing them of having stolen goods
in their possession. Discharged.
Rowena Irby (colored), charged with
threatening to kill Nancy Congrass. Dis
charged.
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COMMENCEMENT BALL AT WILLIAM AND
MARY.-The commencement ball Of Viii
liam and Mary College will take place on
Tuesday evening, July 4th, ut 8 o'clock.
The following gentlemen OF the college
constitute the committee Of arrangements:
Messrs. w. +. uarwood, Robert Z. Mer-
Ger, E. 2. Cole, p. NJ. Boyden, Mcleod
KaSey. c. W. Wharton, VIM. S. Wilson, j.
de Bree Higgins, of Virginia Ed. d. Muir
daugh, of Maryland; 10. W. Goodc, of
Missouri, and K. S. Jones, of North Caro-
linn
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An unsophisticated young man in Osh-
kosh. Wisconsin, sued maiden the other
day to compel her to keep her agreement
to marry him. Before the case was called
for trial the father of the maiden offered
the discarded lover five dollars to settle
matters, which the young man accepted as
full compensation for broken heart.
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INCENSE TO THE ADORABLE In the patrl-
archal age sweet smelling Incense was an emblem
of worship, and IN these later times the most &C.
ceptablc symbol Of homage that gentleman can
offer to the woman he adores Is case of that en-
chanting perfume, richer than frauktncense and
more delicious than the scelt OF roses wet with
dew, PuALoSS bouquet Love You. Gold by ali
druggists.
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ODD. FELLOWS ELEcrIoN.-Excelstor En-
campment, No. 2, has elected the following
officers Chief Patriarch, Anthony hn0rr !;
High Priest, T. B. Francis; senior war
den. l. II. Briggs; Scribe, }. Is. Vaughan !;
Treasurer, E. Holzinser Junior warden
VIM. Myer. appointed: Sentinel, ); hlch-
Thomas McNiyen; Second Watch, George
Engle; Third Watch, D. w. Weislger
Fourth Watch, Samuel Murray.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND 2 PETERsBURG)
RAILROAD COMPANY )
HICuMnSn. lime 4 lh1l'

A I A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n DiRECTUki: Of the Richmond aud Peters
burg Railroad Company, held at the office of the
company on the Sih DAY Of June, 1871, 1t was lc-
stockholders ofthe company be called TO be held ut
the oiiCe OF the company, near the corner Of 6yro
ana stl streets, In the city or Richmond. Va, on
NESDAY, the l2:h day Of July, 1871, 1t L.
O'Clock NJ, to consider and act upon q communl-
cation from the Board OF Public orks, dated The
tlon OF contract as required by the first secton
ol an act entiiled an ac. directing thu Board OF
rubuc Works TO sell. &C., NC, &C., approved
Mar ch IS ISL, and such other business as MAY b,
brought before the meeting.
y Notce Is hereby given that general meeting OF
ihe StocHhoders OF The Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company be held ut the time aud place
mentioned In the fo-egong resolution.
THOMAS il. WiNNS, President,
NJ. w. WARRINGTON, Sec'y and Ireas'r.
1e9-td
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THE GOVERNORS MANSION IN A New
DREss.-Tbe repairs and painting to the
Governors mansion were completed on
Friday last. The painting was done under
the direction of Mr.. A. j. Vaughan, who
has made tirst-rate job Of it. Indeed the
whole appearance OF the Square has been
greatly improved by recent work OF various
kinds, and good supply Of paint on the
outside Of the Capitol is all that Is needco
now to make things look bran new.
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EPILEPTIo FIT.-A colored man by the
name of Granville Riddick was suddenly
stricken with an epileptic fit on Saturday
afternoon near the corner Of Goth and Clay
streets. Mrs. Wise kindly cared for him
until he could be sent home. DR.. Trent
was called in and rendered tho necessary
medical aid.
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The HEERICo CONTESTED ELECTIoN.-Tn
the Henrico County Court on Saturday the
contested election case was further argued
by Messrs. Popham and Carrinston after
which the court took the case under con.
sideration until Wednesday, when Judge
Minor will give his decision. The court
was adjourned until time.
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THE ".BRAIN's" CAsE.-Judge Guigor
on Saturday bailcd the colored man, VIM
Smith, who stabbed u man Of like color fol
calling him brains in the Second Market &
few dayS since.
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BR1DAL AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.-We arc
no" opening many rare and beautiful articles In
me Je"elry, diamonds, watches and silver goods,
direct from the factories, at NowLAN II Co.'s,
Corner Main and 10th sts.
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MYRTLE LODGE, X. p, will meet at the
hall of Marshall Lodge tonight, for work
and dispatch OF business. This Lodge-the
youngest in the city-is going ahead rapid
ly. IL will meet shortly in the new hal,
now in the hands of the carpenters.
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CoEvIcTs RECEIvED.-The following con.
victs were received at the penitentary on
Saturday: Joshua James, VIM. Armistead,
and VIM. II. Campbell (all colored), from
Norfolk-the two former for the second
case of petit larceny, for one year each,
and the latter for grand larceny, for five
yearS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

On all public or prfrate safes Of Real Estate
. made bef,oeen the lst Of January and the lst of
July the purchasers pay the tdEes for os pre-
sent year but on all sntes bstsoeen the first
day Of Jttlg and the last day of Deces"bsr the
seller pays thems
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CONDITION OF Mr.. EpPEs.-At a late hour
Saturday night the condition of this gen.
tleman was still unflvorable. His physi-
clans have not succeeded in finding the
ball, and it is feared his wound may ter
minnto fatally.
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Bond was here for
several hours on Saturday, but went to
Baltimore in the afternoon.
DR.. Brauer, of the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum, was in the city on Saturday.
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"Alleghany" whiskey at $3.50 aud "B Select''
whtskey at $3.50. Two Of the most popular brands
IN Virginia. Can only be obtained at w. D.
BLAIR s. Co.'s, corner eth and Main SITS.
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Orr1cs OF PARKER, CAMPBELL & Co.,
kRoK ERS AND BANKERS, I
p,n1I,rnSn Va June IL ls7l.S

WE OFFER OUR SERVICES to hold
w ers Of Virginia STATE BoNLS, 10 re-
present their interests IN funding fhs sane. TN:
which will commence on the sth OF july; n.y., nS nS
some one Outside Of his ofiee, official business
forbidding proper attention therein. rronpt pa ~
tertlon viii be given 10 business eEtrusseu SSei
care. PAGhEh, SAhS oS-A~ W W.
i. og-dHswIm
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-oFF1CE, JUNE "a, 1911
h. Burkly, Miss G. Clarke, Box No. 4S (2),
Richmond; c. Digson, Ashland; b. Ed
wards, Manchester. ~
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"TRAvELs OF A DOCTOR OF PHYsIc." BY
DIR. W. II. TAYLOR. Price, A.. Mailed to any
address on receipt or the price by FLLYsoN &
TAYLOR, 11le Main street.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed Mt "a, $3.50
ss1s, and s.5o per 1000, at the Dispatch Printing
Fstabishmeut
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To-day is the day to supply yourself with COL
lars, neck-ties, and any other furnishing goods
4. B. SPENCE & Son have splendid stock in this
limo
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PREACHING DY Mr.. EARLH.-Rev. A. B.
Earle, the distinguished reyivalst. will
preach in the First Baptist Church to.
nfuht
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Linen coats and all sorts of light coats at U. r
SPENCE Il SONS gentlemen's furnishing store
1900 Main street.