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NaEEEsyES.

TRORA LODGE. No. ZIG, ,,,s 49,.
"A !. O. O.F.-The members Of this s4s2ZIzSssssS$y
Lodge are respectfully requested to -s.Ss:s9.s.2
attend punctlully next regular S>''s'I,>
meeting NEXT MONDAY NIGHT. the tn OF
MAY. at o'clock. ri our hall on Broad and Second
streets. Business Of importance will be brought h.-
fore the Lodge. ..,c
By order Of the y. G. C. ". SAUNDERS
my ,-ot* Secretary.
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DURE COUNTRY ICE.-On hand loo,
i o,o bushels PURE COUNTRY ICE, which /
will contract 10 deliver III the residence Of my c.ts
toners ut lower rates than IL he furnished b! any
dealer In the city.
cheapest. a call Is soheiicd. ". P.FORlI
40 s9-ew No. $40 Broad sfr9f.
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

T 4. LYMAN,
|J. :: = ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
COMMISSIONER OF THE UNITED STATES
COURTS Formerly Deputy Clerk and Deputy Mar
shall of the United States Courts for ViryinIa).
gives special attention to PRACTICE IN BANK
RUPTCY, SECURING EXEMPTIONS, DIS
CHARGES, &C., and generally to cases before the
Federal courts.
Attends to taking dispositions, stating accounts,
and proof Of claims, before those courts.
au a5-eod2w
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MT DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
We hive now ou hand :: large stock Of ORES:
GOODS OF TIC Lto,; s., !cs, among which "i!l b
found
PLAIN. PLAID. CHECKED. and FIGURED JA
PANESE SILKS;
MARI CHALLI, CiiALL1 CLOTH;
NORWICH POpLlNS, TOILE ECRU;
JAPANESE PUpLIN5, GEHAPPINE;
TYCOON REPS. DOLLY VARDESS:
STRIPED, CORDED, AID FIG URED flQuES;
COLORED PRINTED PIQUES, PERCAiES:
CRETOSS, LINEN for suits; 49,.
STRIPED BALEREO, TAFFATA CHECKS;
CHINA SILKS, IRON GRENADINES;
MEDINAS, RET and SILK WARP POPLlSS;
STRIPED and FIGURED GRENADINES;
CHALLIFS In all colora,
BLACK and COZ. CRED hTPACAS;
MOHAIRS Of superior quality:
TAMISE, CREPE MARETz, BOMBAZINE;
PRINTED CHALLlES and DELAlNES; -.-
ALL.WOOL DELAINEs In black and coloTs;
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINENLAWNS for dresses
WASH POPLINS, YOSEAIITES;
MARIPoSAS, LINEN LUSTRES;
BATISTE, SEERSU CkERS;
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS MUSLIN;
DOLLY WARDEN PIQUES,
DOLLY WARDEN PEHCALES,
DOLLY WARDEN CIIALL1,
DOLLY. Warden CRETONNEs,
DOLLY WARDEN LAWNS,
DOLLY WARDEN DELAlNES, and I'll other nc'
style of dress goods adapted 10 m" season.
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1913 and 1915 Main street
DOLLY WARDEN CUFFS ard COLLARS.
ap"3
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MEMBERS OF HENDER- ,,:$ :ss;Gsg:s
Nl son LODGE. No. loo. !: Q. 0. F..:SLSse
are requested to attend a special meet 80 =
Ing IT their hall THIS Saturday EVE '.'f"S'>
Ming at hali-past o'rlock.
promptly. ,,o,,,c,,.,,r1,
nv ill Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-04

ME- MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS.
We now offer tic largest stock Of
MARSEILLES Trimmings,
GlSIPS, PRINCES and BUTTONS.
We have ever offered
ALSO,
A ElrSe variety Of
TUChINGS AND FiaLLINGS OF The latest re
signs. LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1918 Miir street
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELEY.
DOLLY WARDEN COLLARS and CUFFS. up %
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GRAND PIC-NIC.-The GEKM m,s s,S a. L,
II toSEpU SOCIETY will hold p!C-S Var 81
the wcll-known-E. !. Euker's Spring afh 'n ''o'
rr. Catholic Benrllcal Society and the public In
General are respectfully invited TO attend. d9ou Or ,
si,r rd n pleasant Time will be guaranteed 10 III
visitor. r,,c. d. n Ia apo.ved cor
the OCCASION. ,o,,s
Tickets. 81 cents. my 80
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FURNITURE, &c.
HARDWOOD Il RITTER, Il
Rk glNEI,NlR STkEEI. "

HARDWOOD i RITTER, Il
HI GOVERNOR STREET. ~
RICHMOND, VA. III
are now offering the largest ami most eit1;th' !
stock or FURNITURE aud MATTRESSES ms - >
Ing ,yy every steamer. ana also ulanu:actriiAE
great many new styles. Al Ia Dcotl II aEhe'S, y,
our live should see our stock betory BUYING "
canno, he uncieySpli In this StIie. We a!e h"N -
ing a new styic OF tOi DING BED. very strong ;, y
cheap suitable for Offices, stnrcs and FAMILIES y.
and See II. Amongst our stock VIII te .onha IN
STEADS, BUREAUS, WARpkoDt-', 81 az
ROAHDS, DESKS, CHAIRS. TABLES, r3hit !,
FURNITURE, CHAMBER FURNiit Ne "1'
Ste'' '''''' - HARDWOOD : RlrrER:
mil ~ Governor STREET. R.chm0ni. D.
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Passenger train leaves Rich;aoui on Tnc7taE :,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at +. ". cDIGccyf
with tie splendid steamer STATE or VIRGINS.
Ca,tlin J.. VI. FREEMAN. for tie a!o'c-Ian~!
points touching nj the river lading+ and srr''i !
In Baltimore Oh the following morning Ia t!me +
connect With tr:ii.s north and west.
THROUGH TICKETS aud BAGGAGE c'e'"'.
To ail polMts.
Passenger train leaves daily excerpt sunday i'r
Wet Point. ~
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2. No go lis:l
street, on Mondays, Wednesdays nEd Fri lay-- II {
7. NJ, arriving in Richmond II II O'Clock III" lri;
lowing morning. giving passengers three hears ahl
thirty minutes transact business aiiG dine tel"T1
the leaving Of the trains South ~
Freight train, with passenger car attached. "5F.'
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and SATURDAYS, at "ct,cA =
NJ. for through fregits 10 all loints Norm AL
WrS.: AMI on Mondays, " edEesiays. and fi..ti :
for local freight between Richmond l.Id Vest fdiL
Ut q A. N. ,
Freight received daily, carefully handel. AL
proni!ly forwarded Through. biz, oI la:ln4 gi'A
10 all puiuts.
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ra1IIE LATEST BARG AIN
l. IN
SPRING DRY GOODS.

'5'HE Attest BARG AINS
l. IN
SPRING DRY GOODS.
New style Mnhair Dress Goods % 10 soc. per yard
IIrsi-lnake Black iIparas. 35c. ap:
Splendid Black sink at Sl.5O and 50 per yard;
Trimming Silks all colors, 81 sl.25 per yard
White Piques, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Naln-
socks, Swiss Muslins, and Cauhrics. IRON CSC. to
soc. per yard:
Tarlatans, ali shades. 30 Id l5c. .
Latest STYLES Cassimcrcs, 7sc.. 81, Sl.o5. and $3.50;
Cambria EtIttnSs and InsertnTs, very cheap;
Gents Kid Gloves, extra quality nj *lo5 per pair
Ladies' Kid Gloves, Lest uud pretlcst at Sl.50 Per
pair;
Very newest designs of Parasnls.
Lace and Linen Collars and SPiS
Lace ShawlS and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
Rest and largest Grape Wells,
Superior Table Linens.
Napkins. Towels. Quilts.
and many more desirable articles nj The very lowest
prices. al WILLIAM THALHIMER & sons,
aple Col Broad. corner 81 xth street
T c. COURTNEY & SON,
q. Sis BROAD STREET
would coll special attention to the following
GOODS just received:
Alcxander's best Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks,
All the new styles Of Parasols,
Thompsons Glove-FItting Cursets
Ottenlelmer's and Harris Corsets,
Fannings kid-Fitting Skeleton Corseis,
Hosiery OF all qualities and sizes,
Gents Gauze Shirts and Drawers,
Gents and Boys Linen-Bosom Shirts,
Ladies' Gauze Nests-long and short sleeves;
Table Dainask, Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
Haudkerchiefs. Ribbons,
scarfs, and Emhroideries. ap l0-lm
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From Richmond 10 .
From Richmond TO phila'!cll .ia.............., ~
From Richmond ~ New lort..,............... u =.
From Richmond 10 i0Sto,, all rrt!............ j. :.
From RIc,.mGrd IA Boston ,A III" sound. u :
WILLIAM y. BRAGG St.IciirtcntgatI
REUBEN FOSTER, General agent, Nc. ~ !'s'"
street. Eatimorr.
j. l.. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight A2c't'
Richmond.
y. il. HorcHKIss, Travelling Agent. NH
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NUIItF.
The DAY MAIL TRIMS rim the above roue
now run To QuANTlCO In lieu OF. AIula CreeI
The schedule VIII otherwise remain unchanged ,I,t
further notice. Passengers breakfast aud dine %.
boat. h 7. u. MYERS "
MY i General Snln tininnd.n.
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tho THE VOTERS. OF RICHMOND
L am candidate for the Office of CITY AUDI
TOR, subject to nomination by the Conservative
nd 2:-ist W. II. PETEI.) KEtNINGHAM.
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rNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKUDlDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY will be held at
the Office OF the company tl2lI Main street, ~!
p NJ DAVID j. BURR,
an ,o-td Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-19

B CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA
TER-NATTANS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAlR-A perfectly clear preparation In one
bottle, as easily applied as water for restoring to
gray hair its natural color and youthful appear.
auce, TO eradicate and prevent dandrun, to pro.
mote the growth OF the hair and stop its falling
out 1t is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and will therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now in use. Numerous testimonial
have been sent us from many OF our most promi.
nent citizens, some OF which are subjolned. In
everything In which the articles now In use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY ia perfect
1t is warranted to contain neither Sugar OF Lead
Sulphur or Nitrate OF Silver, 1t does not soil tie
clothes or scalp, is sgreeaby perfumed. and
makes one OF the b;st dressings for the Hair In
use It restores the color OF the Hair ''more per.
feet and uniformly than any other preparation" !"
and always does 80 In from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair with all
the nourishlng qualities necessary to its growth
aud healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
and induces new growth OF the Hair more POSI-
lively than anything else. The application OF
this won ierful discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Hair
a pleasing and elegant appearance. Price 81 q
bottle. ARTHUR NAffANS,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington, D. O.
For sale by the Agent, DIR. q. BAER,
No. 13l Meeting street, Charleston, S. O.
otuth1y
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AZ accented a high official position among

has accepted a high official position among
the Japanese, in privates letter 70
his son, writes from Yeddo, his mead
quarters in Japan, "that he and his as
slstants are domiclled in one ofthe palaces O.
the Mikado, fitted up with great taste, paruy
European and American furniture, but reserV.
ing enough of the oriental to give 1t an ar oi
eleeance and refinement It is INSTRUCTED
with sliding panels Of lacquer wor. ornament
ed with delicate traclngs of gold and Silver
wreaths of flowers, &C., which allow the moor
to be subdlvided into roons or thrown INTO
one whole at will, and although we nave not
one pane of glass in the building, but oiled
paper instead, you have no conception ofits
cheerful aspect. all the panels are In this
way doubled, 80 that while they obstruct the
view they admit the light. We have the
retinue of a prince, a carriage and pair, sad
dle.horse for each member of the party, ser
wants ad libitsnn, guards, hostlers, mounted
escort when riding out, with runners on foot
to clear the track"
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or BY sending the money in registered letter.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON b CO.,
No. l4s East Bay, Charleston, 8. o.
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Go to the Courts!

How may we hope to arrest the inchoate
swindles which the dishonest heads OF the
State Government have in contemplation; !;
and how may we hope, at the same time, to
punish swiftly and surely the band OF knaveS
whose profitable occupation is cheating and
robbing thepeople !?
The rope or rifle, effectively used by a
Vigilance Committee, would make short
work OF the members Of the official Ring.
But if we had the power, we should not oe
justified in acting as accuser, judge and ex-
ecutioner. A rebellion, for which the able
correspondent of the New York Tribune
thinks there is now sufficient cause, Is
wholly out OF the question. The success OF
conservatism next fall will not save the
State from the loss OF millions before the
newly elected officers can be installed, and
will not necessarily iasten upon the guilty
crew the only retribution they really dread
the loss of their wealth, prison fare, and the
convicts garb. There is, however, before
the people narrow path, which, boldly and
sagaciously trod, may lead to the wished-ior
goal. In all these years OF fraud and cor
corruption, the courts have not been tried.
The one department Of the government, es'
pecially organized for the protection OF the
people against usurpation and wrong, is not
invited to throw its shield over our other
wise deienceless people.
It is patent to all thoughtful men that the
courts of the State do not offer to the hum
BILE citizen the certainty Of redress which
they gave ten years ago. For the most part
iudges have been chosen who would consent
to regard the law through the colored
glasses which their political oVerseers gave
them. Juries have been 30 empanelled as
as to throw almost insuperable difficulties in
the way OF any suitor who dared to inter-
fere, in any manner, with the measures OF
the ruling party. These facts We do not pre-
tend to ignore. But we are not willing to
admit that every Judge upon the South Caro-
lima Bench is ignorant or corrupt; and this
lB LQS " na:Sh NO CIV AoANSA A't
without making an earnest endeavor to OBJ
tain o correction Of legislative and execu-
tive wrong doing, we decline to plead before
judges whom Radical politicians have elect
ed, and before Juries which Radical commits
sioners have drawn. 1t is due to the courts
that they be given an opportunity OF assert
ing their impartialty and their independence.
1--we fall In the courts OF the State we'have
still the Federal courts to which to appeal.
And, if unsuccessful there, we can, being
sure OF our facts, so to the fountain.head,
and demand at the hands Of the Congress OF
the United States, summary relief even il
it must come in the shape OF military rule.
Return South Carolina to the condition she
occupied before the tragedy OF reconstruc-
ton began, and The people can live and
work in security and peace. Any one ty-
rant, whether the diplomatic Sickles or the
sullen Candy, would be an angel of light and
liberty in contrast with the SCOTS, the
Neagles and the Pattersons, whose word Is
law in the State.
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The Curse OF Cain.

Ex-senator Daddy Cain, in each issue OF
the Missionary Record, dresses down the
peddling politicians Sho think that they own
the colored people body and soul. In the
issue OF Saturday, the reverend editor says
that sat no time since the organization OF
sthe Republican party In this State was
sthere such freedom Of thought and indie
'spendence exercised by the colored men,
s'who form the rank and file OF Republican,
sfsm in this State;" and that "there are
ssthousands OF colored men who have sworn
"by their right hands that they will never
Support certain men who have controlled
s'afiairs in this State, and rode into power
'over their shoulders, while they and their
"children are starving. There are thous-
lands OF colored men who are tired OF vague,
"barren, lying promises made by those white
s'men who have run this State into the He'll
ssof reputation. There are thousands who
''are willing to cast their votes for men OF
':integrity, whether they be Democrats, Con-
''seruative or Republican, so they may have
'ta good, honest government.
Ex-senator Cain feels where the shoe
pinches. No man knows better than he
that few wire. .pullers have become fat and
rich, while the negroes who elected them to
Office cannot obtain schools for their chill
dren or room for the development OF their
faculties. He tells the Republicans "who
''haye heretofore reckoned on carrying the
'selections in this State by distributing bad
"whiskey and few pounds OF rotten bacon,
s'to the hungry negroes in the country, and
''getting them to fighting among themselves
sand then run into Office, that their day has
s'past," and their occupation is gone; that
there are not "thorns enough on the Repub-
'lican cowhide 10 scare negro in South
Carolina They have determined to think
s'for themselves and act for themselves in
''the future. They do not intend to have
'qhe ballot-boxes stuffed for candidates.
s'They do not intend to vote for any man
sthat a few schemers may put up. They
"will bolt the nomination OF any man they
''believe dishonest an, unfit for the position.
eff the convention should nominate some
sunworthy man, be can be defeated by ten
:'Mousand majority. II they do no. believe
sit let them try it. The man who shall be
''selpcted in the next campaign as the stan.
'dard bearer OF the party must be one whom
'the people can coaiae in. The conserva-
''tive element in this State is legion; and,
''wbile they are Republicans to the core,
''they prefer an honest Democrat to dis.
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..honest man who may happen to belong to
..the party. Let these gentry be not too
..sure Of success; the people are moving"
We do not think that ex-senator Cain
exaggerates the dissatisfaction of the low
country colored voters with their old party
leaders. And his every word, to our mind,
is an additional argument in iaver Of the
adoption Of the policy Of active inaction by
the Democrats of the State.
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FOGARTIES BOOK DEPOSITORY.
NEW CATALOGUE, No. 25.

NEW CATALOGUE, No. 25.
LIFE AND TIMES OF REV. JOHN WESLEY, by
new supply Of Bishop Huntlngton's Helps to
The Hidden LIE Of the 'ul, from the French,
Truth and Trust, Lessons OF the War; four Ar
dent sermons by Henry Afford, d. D.. 81.
Meditations on the Miracles OF Christ, BY Rev.
Js Howsoa Dean OF Chester s. p.o,,o,o 80 nv
Barng Gou.d, M. A., 81.
Lamps, Pitchers and Trum cts, Lectures on the
Vocation OF the Preacher, Illustrated BY ARec.
dotes, Biographical, HISTORICAL ana Ellcldatory,
OF every order OF Pulpit El0quence, from tie
Great Preachers OF all ages, by E. Paxton Hood,
Two Y, lumes In one, 81 rs.
Half Truths and Truth, Lectures on the Origin
and Development OF Prevailing Forms OF Un.
claims OF the Christian System, BY Rev. ]. ID. Man
Christ is All" by the Rev. Henry Law, Dean
Of Gloucester, or the Gospel OF the Pentateuch,
viz: Genesis Exodus, Levlticus, Numbers and
MInistering Children and Sequel, by Mrs
Charlesworth, Red Line Edition, Beautifully Illus
ira; ed, in one volume. small quarto, 81.
Macdprrs New Book, "Saint Paul lnjRome, u
the Teachings Felowshps, and Dying Testimony
OF the Great Apostle La the City Of the Cesars, BY
]. X. Macdun. D. D., 81 25.
Sermons for Sunday Evenings, London Relgi
GUS Tract Society, 81 so.
Bede's Charity, by Hesba Stretton, author o.
"MaX Kroner, "Alone 10 London" &C.. 81 30.
Public and Parlor Readings, Prose and Poetry
for the use. Of Reading Clubs, &C., by Monroe
| 81 so.
Science Record for 1872 compendium o
Scientific Progress and Discovery duri g the pas
year, with Illustrations, edited by L. A. Beach
81 81. ,.,
VIM. Hardcasrle Browne, A. NJ. 81 so.
Tue Southern Poems Of the War, collected and
arranged by Miss Emily V. Mason, Of Virginia, g.
NEW NOVELS, DC.
Lovels OF Arden, by ID. E. Braddon, 75c.
Kate Beaumont, by ]. W. DeFOrest. 75c.
Two Family Mothers, by h6rie Sophie Schwartz
How Will 1t Enda by Haywood, 81 so.
More Than She Could Bear, Story OF the
Gachupin War in Texas, by Hesper RenooW
Ought We to Visit Her by Annie Thomas, 81 IS
The sylvesters. by the author OF kitty" &C..
The American Baron, by James DeMl!le, 81 so.
Poor Miss Finch, SOC.
Can the Old Lover by Buddington, 75c.
The High Mills, by the author Of "Gideont
Kock,n 75c.
a Leaf 10 lhe Storm, BY "Ouida," 5oc.
"a New Novels and Light Literature received
by steamer every week.
a5- Persons resicng in the country will please
bear in mind that by sending their orders TO Of
for any books published In America, they will be
charged only the price Of the book. We pay fol
the postage or express.
NJ Address
FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. 26o KING STREET dn the Bend,)
mchle-tutbs Charleston, s. O.
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Notifies in Bankrnptrp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TKICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-In the matter OF
JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS, Bankrupt-ln Bankrup;-
cy.-To whom 1t may Concern: The undersigned,
hereby gives notice or his appointment as AS
sgnee Of JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS, OF Bonneaus
Depor, In the County Of Berkeley, and State OF
South Carolina, within said District, VINO mas
been adjuuged bankrupt upon MS own petl-
rion, by the District Court Of said Dlstrlct.
Dated at Charlestou. the 18th day OF March, A.
d, 1879. A. q. PALFKEY,
mchIe-tu3 Assignee.
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~ CoNsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MARYLAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at
Pier No. 1, Union Wharves. All goods not called
for at sunset win remain on the wharf at con-
siguees' own risk and expense.
mchle-1 MORDECAI 4 CO., Agents.
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Enerial Nntires

~- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEO. W. CLYDE, from Philadelphia, are hereby
notified that she is discharging cargo at Pier
No. 2, Union Wharves. All goods not removed oy
sunset Will be stored at conBlgnees' risk and ex-
pense.
mchl9-1 WIN. a. COURTENAf, AGENT
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w THE SEWING CIRCLE OF ST.
Marks Church will open it's ANNUAL FAIR on OF
about EASTER MoNDAY, April LIST, 1872.
The following Committee Of Arrangements will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. E. MILLER, Calhoun
street, TH1s EVENING, March 10th, at half.past
O'Clock: Mess:s. s. L Bennett, 8 b. Hare, VIM.
n. Berney, George A. Glover, B. A. Bosemon, n.
D., VIM. McKlnlay, J. W. Dereef, John Wilson,
Thad. Salters W. Holloway, ]. D. Lucas, J. B.
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