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H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., broken
dosn In healshand spirits by ckfoatc dysp spsta,
81 sa7ering frprn the tsrrfbie sfeaustfon which
Sotiows the attacks Of s11ts dlsss46 the test iaony
ofshoussnds rho have been rsissa3s bys miracle
nsnrn a siuiIsf state Of pfestraaN By HosTETs
jTER,s sT0NACHBITTERa-iz Ssure guarantees
thaa by. the ssme means yon, Too, n he strength
ened and restored. But 10 ttfoss~ who sttnd IN
periI of epidemics, to all who. by rsAsqa OF exs
nosure. prtvations, and unconeenisi climate or
unhealthy pursuits, may &c any r~nUnneHt.te
stricken down, this paragraph is most pa, ffcu-
1arlv and alphabetically addreased. You WHO are
fms s,tuated are profered 'an sbsoiute Safeguard
aga,nst the danger that meaaces you. Tone and
rs~guIate the system with this harmless mscicfnsi
,iimu,ant. and Alternative and you VIII pc lore
a,,,ed against the maladies whose seeis noat
a,onnd YOU in the air unseen. EoSTETPhh's
STOMACH BTTTERSr are not only'S sfandara
tonic and Alternative throughout the; Gnitsdssa1ess
nut they are, accredited ythe certtfcste1 fof tbs
most distinguished citizens of theEl9Hion 10 the
neople of all other lands. In Canaan, Austr.na'
and the West indies they are gradually taxing tne
nlace of all other .seourachics, whet' der nstive or
Soreiau, and ss sursty as truth is' pr ogressfSessnd
d monstratfon, overthrows doubt tray wAn event
ually sulpersede every other iuyig Grant ant re-
a~toratire now employed In nedicip al praetce-i5 !.
an 10. eod1w ir& ~ ~'@a "a G3:1-ii1ff
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TRuMsrsL mad

! r. ..ssTsT1rsrrsrrIL.@-senator TRuMBuSb made
x, ,fIe speech in. the Senate Nfsg Tuestay
.9aiust the kuklux bill RS tass udtcisly
committee propose to amend The ans
tanned throughout the utmost a'en.s
|~.nanner, though repeatedly ntsIsup M T.
hts REPUBLICAN associates, and ne la.ieu :
~ Instance To make a satisfactory expi'1a,
Nan Of everyl point raised. He showed
dearly that the Federal Government Ins ~
constitutional power to pass such a OH. as
IA ono before the Senate. In replyto SEN
ator WILSON, who asked him II the reoefai
had not always better pro-
~persons In their privileges n inl-
,n1,n,f,ss than the State Governments, Mr..
TsuaprLL made the stunning answer that
II the Federal Government had previous to
1850 exercised such, powers rs are now
claimed for it. slavery would have been e.
tahlished in Massachusetts and WILSON
himself silenced. eve must not forget
history added Mr.. TRuMBULI. lie quo-
ted authorities to show the meaning of the
word strcbellion as it is used In the Con-
stitution, and told the friends Of the bill
that they proposed to evade the Constitu-
ton by naming that n "rebelllon" which
was not a rebellion. 2(The " calf's-tail billy
ge declared that the States might just as
we'll be abolished If Congress could excr-
else such powers. Mr.. TRuMBULL is west
ern nun, and represents western views.
The Republican party canuot afford to dis
regard warnings given by such men. He
and those who agree with him will be al.
most compelled to separate from that party
before long.
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There is great rejoicing in Baltimore and
Pittsburgh over the completion of the
Pittsburgh and Connelisville railroad,
which leads from Pittsburgh to Cumber-
land, Md, where it connects with the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad. When the road
from Washington city to Point Of Rocks is
completed, the new road first above named
will be the great ~thoroughfare between the
Federal capital and the northwestern
States. It is $40 miles in length.
Speeches were made on the occasion OF
the driving of the last spike, in one OF
which speeches the orator said "it had
CO come to be pretty we'll understood at one
"time that the h~emispheres were divided
ssinto three partitlons-land, water, and
Z. the Pennsylvania railroad. Loud cheers
."But now the Connellsvillc road would
"come in for 4 share Of this three.fold par
" tition." ..s...r '.}..h
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LADIEs.-Allo no sewing

CAUTION, LADlES.-AlloW no sewing
" machine agent, not connected with our rooms,
under any circumstances TO touch or handle q
WILSON SHUTTLE SEWlNG-MACHIhE.
The unprt C. denied success We have met In In
Producing this IN atchles machine here has awak-
ened q malicious spirit In certain com petitors,
and they hesitate at no means to check our grow
ing popularity and 'dissatisfy our customers with
our machine. They are not satisfied In placing
their machines in fair and honorable competition
with ours, Uur endeavor to sell their machines by
s.runniug ours down. and By false statements
and unmanly tricks to create an impression that
our machine Is worthless. They are forced to this
because we sell q BE1TER AT LESS
PRICE, and we ,carrdnt our machine unsur-
passed in any respect, to last as long, to run as
light, to do as fine or heavy toork, as any machine
III the loorld. ANY honssL sewine-machine man
machine now in the market is an INSIGNIFICANT
item in the cost OF Its manufa cture, being from
two dollars to five dollars only for each machine.
Any machlnist will tell you that more work can
be turned out when good material Is ussd d, and it
will therefore cost less to use good material than
poor. ANY company VINO would not make their
machines or the best material and In the best man
ner, when they can sell at such remuneraLive
prices, would be guilty of the greatest folly In the
world. Now, we say do not allow yourselves to be
humbugged by other agents into buying sc wing
machines al from SOS TO &75 when you can obtain
as good in every respect, as we can prove by scores
Of our ~citizsps, for from $l6 TO S25 less; and we
say to you til It the reason that our machines are
sold for so much less is because our company are
up with the times, and believe in large sales and
small profits. AVERY & CO. q MAYO,
APP s.t27ih ,t-- No. 1 Governor STREET.
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,,,,x r.seArsrsspEE CASE.

WTHh 2+WE-
yaros Apnl 12.-JSdeing from
w istters and teieerams rAceived here
rom NewsYork toslay, thereds considera-
hte sensitiyeness felsSin financial Quarters
over Che r~eopening and possible decision
~ the question -or the constitntf0nallty OF
tho Iecal.tender act, which was, to, come up
In the Supreme Court to-day for Argument
in the. cases Of Knox .ys.--Lee~et ~ai., and
Parker against Davis. Even II argued, no
decision IS expected till3une.
: n}H REVENUE PROTESTS. :
The chairman Of the Finance Committee
has received memorials from twenty differ
eut cities asking immediate legislation on
fhe internal revenue law, and representing
that q recent decision OF the commissioner
ON locks for distileries, and on the rectlh.
cation, of whiskeY at the dlstillery, Is prov
inr ruinous to. that. business, and amount-
Ing almost to con1iscation, H.. fay 81 sFr
" KENTUCKY, ooLoRED PEOPLE. fttT -
: A memorial from q. meeting Of eolored
persons In Frankfort, Kentucky, has been
received by Senators and members com.
planning that they are denied their rights
by the kentucky State laws, and asking
that Congress may legislate aremedy. sG
COMPTON OF COPPER n OTHER COINS.
The circular of the Secretary Of the
Treasury in relation to the redemption OF
conner and other token coins has been
amended so as to provide that each denomi-
nation and kind of copper, nickel, or bronze
coins forwarded to the mint at Philadelphia
tor redemption must be assorted before
shipment by the party sending them.
There are three kinds of one.cent pieces,
viz : Copper cents issued prior to
1857. nickel.copper cents issued from
1851 to 1884, and bronze cents from 1854
to 1871. These. as well as the bronze
| and copper-nickel three and five-cent
| pieces, must be put up separately and Tor.
| wardcd in packages in the aggregate OIL
800, or a multiple thereof, which packages
| must also be accompanied with a schedule OF
! each kind of coin, and the name and post
| office address of the party sending. Ihe
| expense Of transporting these coins,
| which must ALWAYS be in sums of $40 and
upwards, must be paid by the party send
| I'M them to the place Of redemption. The
| PARTIES must advise the director of the
| mint, nv mail, of the amount and kind OF
| coin forwarded, and upon what assistant
| treasurer the check shall be drawn in pay
ment thereof.
GENERAL NEWS. . .
It Is now regarded as doubtful If Con-
| gress adjourns finally on Saturday. An
| extra session of the Senate in May for Exec
| utiye. business is now generally. conceded,
| The subscriptions to the new loan to-day
| were S217, 900. There are as yet no Eu-
| ropean subscriptions.
General Robert Williams, Assistant Ad-
| jutant-General of the Department of Mis-
souri,, will leave here with bis family on
Monday next for Fort Leavenworth, and
will make his permanent residence at that
place. Washington Star.
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RffTahnmhAnpattM
s7a=v APRIL u ISL ISL.
Fk1oA
-A.a-r on Grant.

'ss.crdav that Governor Shs
We STATE. sr,yania, was n OF 'ne
HS, OF s.haswould oppose inc -
ing me- r.neral GRANT as the hepupnl"
ton =. forthe Presidency. H'thef.o "h
CANA" has been SO ~retieent that it wouaa ~ Ss n,s
nsen d;ficau,lt to furnish any ev'u,h ssr,a,d.
hostility to GRANT II any nav uarn,d.
oa. reporter for the Ncwfork he,us~'
."" has recently interviewed the 1oV.
arnor. and has published some very pH.m
,anr,,,p," from truthful GEARY. ItS".'
nnr,,rh 10 remember that GEAE1 w'sheS "
run himself. being confident OK ~ sup
mort among the workingmcn OF 'uc o"'
try. But to the interview:
what about the next PRESIDENCY; o npnI
ernor? Grant H. moving, neascii anI ~ r.;ii
- secure PennSylvania. L uPpoS ne wiz
ie"Se1WN;,i, hep / am glad to find somebody
,,o thinks so with a sighl. Grant pas not
done the fair thing by me; YET l nave ho
hard feelings-oh, nc. ,..
This question led tho Governor 10 ten
what he thought of both CAMERON ano
GRANT. CAMERON, he said, has politically
killed every one he has ever taken holo o.
He had tried TO bully GEKKY and TO defeat
him IN the nominating convention Uor Gov
ernor); but GEARY had out-bullled him
and also foiled him in the effort TO defeat
his nomination. Il went to,their commit
..tee-room," says the Governor, lana
"dared them to nominate anybody me.
81 would expose every man of them tor !
chad every one Of them under my thumot
land when I finished r brought my hand
"down upon the table, and when l struck
"it the room fairly shook" ~
As to General GRANT, the Governor sald
that he had promised to visit him, but whe
he beard that CAMERON had GRANT i'll charge
he knew the visit would not he made. This
was when GRANT went on a fishing eNcur-
sion. GrAay didn't know whether GEANT
caught any fish, {" but they all got as III :
"as folders, and had to help zach other
"home." SSGEAaY places no faith whatever
in CAxERoS's protested desire to see 'RASa
r~enominated. "The man who, in GEARY
estimation, has the least chance for WIN
ningt the next Presidential race is GRANT"
The strangest part Of the story OF THIS In
terview is that GEARy used all this language
knowing that be was talking to reporter
for the Herald.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE.-The right of women
States is soon to be tested in South Caro-
lima. at the election In last October in that
State five colored women were allowed to
vote ut q certain place. The managers of
the election We're arrested, tried, and sem
fenced to six months Imprisonment and to
pay a fine Of $500 each, The managers have
carried the case to the United States Cir
cult Court, which meets in Charleston this
month, the basis of the appeal being that
the Constitution authorizes females to vote.
I sIThat's q poor basis,1
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Admission, so cents.

Admi5sion, 50 CentS. .
V,O.NIGHT, AT VIRGINIA HALL,
/ Prof JON I LOGAN, Of New York, VIII
IIIs,CiTKES; on PHRENoLoGY, PHYsIOG-
Monty, PHYSIOLOGY, -.
aud the application CT these sciences 70 Inc
and heauty--L0ve, Court:hip, and Marriage.
These subjects will be Illustrated with 400 paint
lhs lowest grades of animal life to the highest Or
der of human excellence. in albany. Utica, New
Haven, Hartford, Providence, Lowell Newark,
Trenton, and most of the large cities OF TIE West,
lr,sc lectures have been listened to by audiences
rang ne from 500 to 5000 people.
Admisfion-TEN CENTS. -
Prof. LOGAN is now (April 10y at his office,
room I5L near ladies' entrance and reception
room In the Ballard House, where he dellneans
. hars cter. fills oh arts, and answers the important
question, What Can l DO Best m
flee hours from "A. NJ. to:5 4. NJ, ap ll.etH
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M THE GREATEST sERING REM.

sn9a THE GREATEST STRING RIM
Ely In the spring Of the year nature demands
An assistant in driving out The niorbifc substance
collected In the blood, which is sure to generate
bilious complaints and derange the entire human
srs,am. The oulyremedy' adequately efectual in
Cases OF this character Ky Is 81 : r. sIo6s
cnrrects ali the irregularities Of the system, rein.
yiserstes the s,aes saos se SDstIts u S n and ao gsG is seas
erai debiiity. nervousness, &c. For all diseases
arising from the. impurities OF the blood MESH-
.LER,S HERB 1BlTTfRS Is p'nonounced by tne
sspeeedy, and sgreeable remedy extant Thousands
have tested Its efficacy, and decl are u is the great.
that the light of science has e1 or brought TO our
knowledge. Sold by all druggtsh iEand dealets. Dr.
s. B HARTMAN i CO., Pro prletors, Lancas-
ter. Pa -. sPe-oa1@"
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r"YoU H q
YoUssElE." @
uow CAN ONE HEszTATE FOB A hoMENT
WHERE TO BUY WIEN YoU oAH
EyY,rBRoTHEE9

Liz. wade
1RoN:rRAME ENGLISH BOSE, regular m s]s,
d,raIe heels and toes, at sa.ss, ss.7s' and s%7'
f. ner d ia: or 90 as, snd4ac. apsir' :
HEAVY LINEN sHEETINe' fun Two an' :
half Yards wide, at soc. per yard, worm "a
PILLoW-oAsE LINEN fursy INCHES "N'
4. soc. uer yard, actual vslue o'c.;'
,wAMsrrTA COTTON at acc. pei yard;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at alc.i
FRUIT or TIE LOOM and ANDkosCoeei
at lssc. per yard; os7{ hey1f - -,
p,,r1' yARn.wIDE BLEACHED COTTON at
yARD-w1DE .uNBLEAcHED COTTON at 10
a. and 1ssc. per yard; ,u,,.e
'p1tEowscAsE COTTON, forty-s"o 'ncneS
't.'y wide, at 1ssc. per yard;
FULL-wIDT1 UNBEEAcHED hShhiN'
/, CSC. per yard; .eG ~
FULL-WlDTH BLEACHED HEsilHe ~
+ aaac. per yard;
JEANS at la, Is, and 1eac. per yard
DoMEsTIC GINGHAMS at 10 and l2sc.;
prn-T1cKs from loc. up to the very best makes /;
SHIFTING 81 RIPEs In every style mace
RALEC COTTON, all Nos. from 1 to u, at $l'4o'
:usBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at S'c'
per, pound; s'-ar se5,
A large are and stylish assortment of
md pARAsoL-CUvERS ut such prices as
IS cannot fail to suit; ,@ ~ n -
Excellent sEIRTING CAMBRIA at ESQ., worm
HAIR-coRD NAINsooK ct ssc., worth s'c';
HAIR.ooRD CAMBRIA at 4oe., cheap at Sc'
per yard; :, r. s:.-stnrJ - -,
TuCKED ysKIRTING at soc. per yard, would be
..r. q bargain at &c.;
A full assortment OF BRILLIANTEs;
CHECKED, STRIPED, NULL, NA1NsooN'
CAMBRIA, JAGoNEr, SWISS, and TABLE
TAN MUsLINs at extremely low prices
TIA Al LINES Of every width and quality;
DoYlIEs, warranted all pure Linen at 75c' PSF
' dozen, worth 8 .2oin. > a 5.fa-
raras NAPKINS at SLIPS, worth % per dozen;
TOWELS at s1.2s per dozen, an excellent article
= at the price; ~.
TAR1,E DAMAsK, pure Linen, at DOC. per yard;
TrpKEY RED DOYLIEs, the best manufac-
tured, at SLIPS per dozen;
BLACK ALPACAs at Is, 80, 81, soc., and up
wards;
KID GLOVES at sl-be sure to look at them; ~,
Genuine Fsench.wovs WHALEBoNE CoRsEIs
at zoe. a pair; -.
Extra quality CORsET5, corded and trimmed
with tape trimming, at g. really worth $l.@
per pair;
PURE LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKEh-
CHIEFS, at 81 per dozen /; the same quality OF
goods can't be, had elsewhere for less than sa;
Good assortment Of CAss1MEREs and KEN-
TUCKY JEANS;
UNDERGARMR NTs for the spring;
A full assortment OF LADIES' GARMENTS,
some at very low prices;
200 yards of OIL-CLoTH, one yard Wide, at 6oc.
per yard, worth &c.;
CARPETS,
MATING,
DBUGGETs,
...r RUGS,
LACE CURTAINS,
IL, CURTAIN LACEs. .
Full assortment of all the best makes OF SPOOL
COTTON. "
The place to buy everything you want, at the
very lowest price 1t can be sold, is at
~ LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 aud 1918 Main street.
%COLGATE's FINE SOAPS Of a great reduction
In price. IVY.
orders promptly attended 10. Packages sent per
express, c. o. D. aEth ap1
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The PENNSYLVANIA Coal TROUBLES
Naueh Chunk, Pa, April 11.-The Grand
Council Of the Worklngmen's Beneficial
Association adjourned at noon, after adopt
ing O. general board of arbitration to settle
the present difficulties among the coal
miners, to meet the operatorshe on April
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SEWING.MACHINES

THE GROVER g. BAKER SEWING
l. MACHINES have been sold In this city for
the past fifteen years, and giveu better satls'aS-
ton til nnr.dbasn1uasInyy ot tizen mi Save yo sHln ariT; given lteir
testimonials and the variable success OF other ma
chimes in the time fully corroporates the state1
cheap machines. Very many of our citizens hare
been humbugged by the old story, put 1orth 0y
those selling snch machines, that theyw were sqnsny
as good rs any frst-class machines AND some
have the andacity to claim that they are even bet
teal fully warranted FIR five years. The agents
for The same mem, might n represent shons int 'f t,me 10! lba ate eu mSn ms,
chimes would be in order. aud then the owner OF
the machine must get the machine-needles, re-
pairs, &c., the best way they could, no one being
r sponsible for the guarantee,
abe success of any such machine In Its sales Is
no reason why 1t should awaken any malicious
feelings with any OF me oid,estaodasGea tompa-
Il not only for ourselves, but for others. We do
not care how many machines are sold by any such
p padd' We in nG The sH end ds sell more lore machines.
when they have talked enough about old-estab-
lished business houses being humougs, and the
large sales made by the cheap machine compa-
mics, and their books will show that their talk can
be verified, they will Oe looked after by tue pro.
per authorizes and made to paw for the use OF
buggery, and that The Representatives of any first
class machine cares how many cheap machines
Words dsNI used to delade those who do not I'M.
d~erstand it and that we sell, ours By run
ming theirs down. Is so far from the truth
that we unhesitatIngly cay that we do not even
consider them honorable competitors for any
thorough mschinist will see by comparison inst
The only competition is in. the price. Any state
lnent to the contrary IS an insult to the good sense
of the people and a lib: upon the reputation OF
any good mechanic who understands workman
shin and good principles. No first class com pany
fears houorable competition, but The competition
with the cheap trash foisted upon the market,
pretending to save the purchase so much mopty,
is something that exists only In name, and Is no
credit to the established companies torecognize
andthe cry Of humbuggery would more properly
belong to those who make 1t against us, al the
record of the past fully shows. we sell the Grover
& Baker machines, and do it without abusing any
BODY ell e or their machines. and do not believe
that a deserving people will long patronize any
company that resorts to other means.
Tbey are sold on liberal monthly terms, and
sufficient guarantees given for their satisfactory
working and utility.
guaran.c- to be as good as any cheap machines In
this market, but do not guarantee them to be as
good as the GROVER & BAKER or any oiher
make them or any other cheap macn1nes as good.
GKUVER & Jake <. NJ. -
6. & N. w. DARBY, Agents.
an 14.eodet gl Broad street, corner 9th.
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HrAKE NOTICE. a-!.1
i MILITARY GAPS; MILITARY GAPS!
To the officers OF the Military Companies o. the
State Of Virgins / will make all sorts OF MILL
a and SOCIETY CAPS to order at the low
est prtces-cheaper than they can be mace else
where. r.-.l.g .-r %. hLLlCh,
~ an la-2t* 1882 Broad street, corner lhn.
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LOST, STRAYED. DC.

r OST, either on Main street or at or near
~ HOLLYWOOD, q M Rooh, con-
faininp money and some valuable papers-only TO
me. Any information which will lead to its re-
covery will be literally rewarded II LETT at tnls
j. T. OVERLY, 2
an 1a-pt " Dispatch Office.
r OST. O. RED CORNELIAN BREAST
pm with four stones, esch being of a dia-
mond shape. The finder Will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at c. GENEET'S Jewelry Store, OPP
nIosite the post-ofbce. ap Bats
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We would like much to say of Gen. But
Ter when he dies that he leaves - ag .s.
az - 8, Ia name to after times, j
: Linked TO one virtue and a thousand crimes
but We see very plainly that his want Of the
one virtue will inevitably spoil the quota
Charlottesville Courier.
Whenever / contemplate man In the &C.
tual world or the ideal, ! am lost amidst the
infinite multiformity OF bis life, but always
end in wonder at the essential unity of his
nature.-HeH,y Giles.
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The entire business portion of the town
Of Wolcott, n. T.. was burned Tuesday
night. The losses are heavy.
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| r,IED.

Ia DuxburE. & Ids, onaFftday: iflessth fs1f st
tue residence OF ner son, NJ, j. Galnea, mrr. 49,.
A. G. GAIN FH--retictu of the late oane''
OF Kfng and Queen county, Va.
4 FTIer remains are expscted 70 reach Eichlagna sS
"A O'Clock TO-DAY; Thy The lsiclimold ana rrea-
cars, and Will be taken rom Lhe hEp "
e.ery, where burial services Will take place
I'm Sunday afternoon. March 9Th, GEORGE II.
RENNfE, third son OF Jos. r. and Ella q. Rennte,
IN the 9Th year of his age.
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"A HOUSEHOLD NECESSIT Y.-The
n WHEELER q WILSON SEWING-MA-
CHINE should be found in every household. The
viii bear testimony that 1t Is the best most aecu-
rate, simplest, and neatest machine made. It 10
noiseless, and makes lock-sIitch alike on both
sides. A large variety OF rtyles on hand. sold on
the 1nstalment plan. CT RAILWAY,
ia Is -H5uIE -" 7ss Main street, south side.
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NOTICES.

rRAYs, ATTENTION.-Attend called
II meeting at rooms over r.. y. Spence 81 Sons
store on SATURDAY MING ats O'CLOCK.
come members are requested TO be present.
BY command Of captain BossIEUx.
ss.' - - j. E. LAOGhTON, DR., .
an l4.et Secretary pro tenn.
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t LECTURES. o.
ssrT 81 E GO A r"
ENOCR N.
MIR. WILLIAM s. GILMAN
WILL LECTURE
AT ASSEMBLY HALL.
FRIDAY NIGHT,
APRIL 18th, 1871.
Subject, THE GOAT"
Major WILLIE OAsK1E will also read an orig
inal serio-comic Eurlesque OF
"EEoCH ARDEN
for the benefit of Pythian Hall fund.
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"a. .-.... =. a.. rs.i6enca OF The
parents, 81 Rev. John n. pilshsr; ss IA r.
ARD G. ELLIS, ofKen.hcky, snd ETTlE 1sshH
TON, OF HenriG3&DuntSyyA. 80 H
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Par value Of shares In capital stock. sss % .a.h
Net value of shares In capital stock 49,. n ID sscs
Gross value OF shares in capital stock. "a Il sscE
/ certify that the above Is a true exhibit OF N.
surance Company on thu LIST day Of April. iii
L. 50 WILLIAM WILLIS, JR..
ap Slot Secretary.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-@
IN HINES LODHE, No. II, will at A&A
send n stated meeting at Pythian Hall, HE9
THIS EVENING at O'Clock. SHs8N
Candidates for degrees will be In at N&GSy
: Members Of sister Lodges arc invited to be pre-
sent.
~ ~ o oT u '"' WIN, j. RIDDICK, 3. 8.