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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-26
state Couneil Friends OF Tesaperaree.

State Council Friends OF Temperance.
Special telegram to the Dispatch. fzs9s
ABINGDON. Va, April 25.--The3 Council
met according to adjournment, President
w. Hall Crew in the chair. The Council
was opened in due FORM . sa ss4sgs y
At P. M. ON yesterday the Temperance
Hall was crowded witt, the citizens of the
pare for the purpose Of listening to adj
dresses on Temperance. They were enter
tanned by Rev. W. B. Wellons and Rev. r.
q. Whitaker in : style more than usually
eloquent and forcible. ~ ssss-.sa
A memorial from Rustbary Council, OF
Campbell county, Va, requesting the State
Council Of Virginia to petition the next LIE.
gislature to pass bill permitting the legal
voters Of that townshipto decide for them
selves whether license shall be granted to sell
ardent spirits within their jurisdiction, which
was, after considerable discussion, referred to
n special committee to report at the next
regular session of the State Council. Com
mittee j. Jefferson, j. B. Turpin, and w.
b. WelIons.
| AiS SpSei.ii eCC oh tuC AAhSpb atSSs'
| Home made their report, fully endorsing the
movement and recommending the same to
the subordinate councils and individual
members of the Order within the State.
The call of Councils was resumed, and
cheering reports were read, showing that the
] influence exerted In several counties and vi
lagos has been sufficient to enable them to
Danish from their midst all liquor-sellers.
| The Council took recess until 3 P. Nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| The Council was called to order at 3
O'Clock and opened in due form The min
utes were read and approved.
The Committee on Grievances and APP
peals reported; the Committee on the State
of the Order made report showing an i'm
provement in the general condition of the
Order within the limits Of our Jurisdiction.
The usual votes of thanks to the citizens
and railroads were passed. After a full in
! terchange of views relative to the Order, the
State Council adjourned to meet on the fourth
Tuesday in October next at P. NJ.
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New York, April 25.-The Irish-Ameri.
can Central Reform League have issued an
address fayoring Horace Greeley for Presi-
dent.
The reported return Of the Polar cypedi-
tion steamer Polaris is confirmed. She was
in leaking condition from collision with
IN icc-snag
The State Assembly this morning passed
the bill making provision for the local gov.
ernment of the city and county of New
York for 1872, and providing for the settle
lnent OF claims against the same. The bill
now goes to the Governor.
The Hercules Life Insurance Company has
been declared bankrupt.
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KING AMADEUS SPEECH TO THE coRTEs.

KING AMADEUS SPEECH TO THE CoRTEs.
MADRID, April 25.-King Amadeus in his
speech to the Cortes says the relations of
Spain with other powers are cordial. The
difficulties with South America are reconcied.
He hopes soon to announce an agreement be-
tween the Italian Government and the Pope.
He will avoid everything tending to impair
Spanish territory, or putting arms in the
hands of the enemies Of the Spanish race and
name, Taught by experience the futility OF
clemency, he will be ineXorable in Furnishing
the constant enemies of liberty and disturbers
of the peace. He hopes promptly to termi-
nate the Carlist insurrection.
SYMPATHY FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPEECHES.
The friends of the ministry in the new
Cortes held meeting last night, which was
presided over by Admiral Topete. The OBJ
iect of the meeting was to assure the Gov
ernment of sympathy and support in its
struggles with the insurrection. SagoSta
made fiery speech, demanding to be placed
at the post of greatest danger. Serrano and
Rosas also made patriotic speeches.
AN 1Ss,-RGEST MEETING BROKEN Up AND MANY
KILLED.
MASzASILLo, April 1S.-An insnrsent meet
ing at LaguneStrada, for the purpose OF elect
inc new president, was surprised by the
spaniards and many killed. The Spaniar'ls
| lost nine in killed.
France.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE CARLIsr REVOLUTION
IN SPAIN.
PARIS, April 25.--The Spanish mails have
| not come to hand to-day. The Cnt6erse ana
Liberte announce that Don Carlos has
crossed the frontier and is now in SPAN az
the head of 10000 men. The same journals
say that perfect understanding exists i, be
tween the Carlists and Republicans. The
former nre to draw the Government troops
into the open country, and leave the towns
detenceIess against the Republicans, who are
to rise against the Government ON the Isl
of May In all parts Of Spain. Only two Of
the Queen Isabella's former generals have as
vet Joined in the insurrection. I l M
It Is rumored that the Duke de Noalles l.
to be Minister to Washington, while, Ferry
goes to Brazil. i.-:s So. b
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LOCAL MATTERS.

tHANCESS tOCRr or FRiCHMoSD---JH39e Frts-
hngh }Ga&ding.--The following cases We're
disposed Of yesterday
Lee rs. Taylor. Decree confirming report
Of commissioner and diSposing OF the State
bonds in the proceedings mentioned.
Trot, Is. Waltort! ct ais. Decree referring
cause 10 commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Crutchtcld rs. Heller ana Others. Hern-
don RS. same. Decree dircctin9 the lien of
the deed of trust on the property in the bill
and proceedings mentioned be released and
the cause removed from the docket.
t. :. Parker and others Is. Lcidy and
others Decree rctcrrin" ctli>c 10 Il commits
| Sioncr for inquiry and report.
lIaskinS Is. Hancock. Decree confirming
| reports of commissioner aid directing sale OF
The property in the bill and proceedings men-
! toned.
Carter. trustee. rs. Srdcn and others ;
| MitchcIfs executor rs. Mitchell and Others.
Decree confirming report Of commissioners.
and for reasons in writing filed in the causes,
| declining 10 instruct, h,it leaving It diScre-
| tionary with the executor and trustee to re-
| ccrr interest in State bonds OF not, is they
may think most cNpcdient.
| nnSwanocr rs. Eddins and others. De-
cree referring cause to Il commissioner for in
quiry and report.
Lacy, &c.. Us. Lacy, Nc. Decree directing
deeds TO hc made to the purchasers. of the
property sold under former dccrees and
making partial distribution of the fund.
| Belvin Us. Simpsons administrator. &c
| Decree referring cause to Il commissioner fol
inquiry, account, and report.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

+. u. EACilo viii sell at 10 NJ. the tract of Ian.
known as Fair Oaks, In Ilcnrico county,
HllL 4 GoDDIN will scli at Z p. VI. f,itv lots /,
Hopedsic, near Harvie. Also.a ar the same time
framed dwelling on Robinson street neal
Walker.
y. X. WEISIGER will sell at p. NJ. seventeen
building lots ON Hunter, Buchanan, and Balm
bridge streets. in Sncllings's pln Manchester.
coon & LAUGtIToN win sell at 10 a. NJ. house
hold furniture. flowers, chestnuts &c
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DEATH AT POLICE STATIoS.-On Wed.
nesday evening about i O'Clock 4 colored boy
eighteen years old was discovered, sitting on
Il curl;-stonc, by Policeman Allen. He found
upon inquiry that the boy Lad been sick
some time. and was without home and
friends. bat giving his place of residence
near HOLLYWOOD. He was taken to the First
police station. Dr. Jackson was called i'll,
hut too late to render material service, as the
poor bcv died about 10 o'clock that night.
Coroner Trcnt's attention was called to the
ease, but he deemed IN inquest unnccessar!
after hearing statements Of the officers, DR..
Jackson, and others. He Was in the last
stages Of pulmonary consumption when
found hy the officers.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHNGToN, April 25.-The lowest baronl-
eter will probably move eastward over the
lake region, accompanied by brisk southerly
winds, from Lake Michigan to Lake Ontario,
shifting to brisk and high northwesterly over
Lakes Michigan and Superior during this
evening, and over Lake Huron and the lower
lakes on Friday morning. Cloudy and
threatening weather, with possibly rain, viii
prevail from the Ohio Valley to the lakes, eX-
tending over the Middle and New England
States on Friday. Partially cloudy but
pleasant weather, with southerly winds, l.
probable for the Southern States.
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Chesapeake and Ohio RailrOai--TOur
of Observation.
Special telegram to the Dispatch,

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
HUNTINGTON, April 25.-Major A. II. Per-
ry, general superintendent of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, left this city on Tuesday
for Richmond. He goes up the Valley of
the Kanawha, thence across the mountain,
to enable him to make personal observations
of the progress of the line between Gauley
and tha White Sulphur. 1t is understood
that he contemplates a fast line of coaches
between these points to make the trip
through by daylight about the Goth Of May.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 25, 1872.

= -.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IS, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New YORK. mer-
cbundist. and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer W. r. Clyde left Norfolk tlis morning
for this port , ,-..,,- -u,.,,.,,,-
d,sr and passengers, L. b. Tatum, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer PalIsade. Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. ID. II. Rogers agent.
Schooner Ashland, Mitchell, Washington, granite
Curtis i Parker. ,to
Schooner Enterprise, Paul, Washington, granite
Currie / Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
BALTIMORE, Md, April 2l.-Bark Agnes, Thomp-
son.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE. Nd. April 2i-Sailed, schooner on-
ward. Bnurl, for Petersburg, Va.
The Pomona Moller, sailed from Lelth 18th in
stant for Richmond, Va.
The Flosta, Anderson, from Norfolk, Va, arrived
ut Belfast Ireland, 10th instant.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A very dangerous obstruction to navigation In the
slupe OF suken coal barge lies In the track of
seIs from North Point to POOLS Island. about three
miles above North Point, and opposite Ridlay's
House: I'm range between buoy at North Point and
the eastern end OF POOLS Island baltimore Gazette
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REEs & Co.'S photographs are like everything that
Is cheap-allS" important to the people. Thousands
can testify to The perfection OF their portraits with
ont regard TO tho opinion Of some, who thiuk that
cheap pictures worthless because they are cheap.
REES & Co.'s chclp system completely upsets the
old fosics and slnal-potao clique In the profession
who attempt TO rival and Initiate their work. Cards,
$50 per dozen: large size, 81; life size, s. and up
wards, according to finish.
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Police CorRT. THURsDaY---.IsStice II. i.
White preS'di"g.- following cases were
disposed Of
Brnalnin Loc (coloretN, charged with
feonionsly asSaliltine and striking Richard
BrlNton with an iron wrench with intent to
MAIN or kill. Sent on to the Hastings Count
Thomas i.agan. charged with Icing drunk
and common yagrant. Sent to Jail for thirt!
days.
Shakespeare Garland (colored), charged
with threatening to cut Joseph Farmer with
n razor.
Eliza K. Leigh (coored. charged with as.
SauIting Martha lIughlett with rocks. Fined
Il.
james Conway {eolored). charged with de-
-.rtinm ANA refusing to marry and support
Rcbcv;H Jones and her rhili, lic Icing father
10 said child. Sent OH to Hastings Court.
The case Of James Mccullough, Cary
Wornlcy. and Robert Barefoot. charged
with reckless driving III the streets, continued
from Wednesday. was ciii.i up. James
Mccullough was fined S2.5n sni W"lrnley
and Barefoot - each.
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! OFp1cE, COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE,
DrcIIxIoND. VA, April %, 1872.
AIOTICE no LIQUOR DEALERs.-A

o,ata uconsos e,1,Ire ON the soth of this month,
and LIQUOR dealers are hereby notified tat tney mus. -
renew the same before the lst DAY OF anu oh,i u
Important that all such dealers apn Iu can.
not grant license to sell lliquor without the pers9n
nppiyirg hns first obtained the certhcate Oh Tue
court allowing him to sell. e. aosaoa all
nersnns doing business af.er the lst day OF May
Without license with double tax. hoo arod FRE
nav the se.h instant 70 grant certificates 10 sea
inor and win continue In session for thai PURPOSE
'iis an ,':e a-st sHA' Commissioners OF Revenue
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ATTRACTIVE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ADJoIS-
ING HARvEY.-Messrs. HILL & GoDDIN Will have
sale of a large number of building lots to-day at
Hopedale, adjoining Harvey. Those wishing to In
vest In this growing portion Of the suburbs Of the
city would do well to attend this sale, rs It Is seldom
that so rare all opportunity Is offered to invest in
cheap and desirably lylocated property. Conveyarces
will leave Messrs. HILL & GoDpTN's Office, No. lIos
Main street, at p NJ to-day. and those wishing to
attend can avail themselves OF this opportunity.
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Baiianas at IIZZIGI'S.

PROUD and heart-stlrring are the rrcollcctons en-
ts'ined In the hcar-deptts the people of this
try aud which arc ever called forth into quickness
ana vitality hy the mention Of the reycred name OF
LEE. Beautiful portraits ofourbeloved chief are pre-
sehlca GRATIS TO all persons visiting the LEE
GALLERY by Our friend Mr.. JonN W. DAVIES.
These pictures are pronounced hy Mrs. LEE to Ire the
hest
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CoNvESTIoE.--Delcsgate
to the Baptist Convention at Raleigh going
by way of the Richmond and Petersburg
riilroad and connecting can return free on
the payment of local fare enc way (Sl0)
The same is true Of the route by the Rich.
mond aud DanviIle railroad aud North Caro-.
lima Central.
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Latest News from Washington.
Confessional.

WASHINGTON, April 2j.-Housc.-Th re-
solution in regard TO the imprisonment by
Spaniards of DR.. IIouard was again dis.
crlssed.
The discussion of the resolution occupied
all day without result.
Mr.. Voorhees, advocated the resolution,
denouncing the foreign policy Of the Govern
ment as contemplate, pllsillanimous, and
cowardly.
Sendtc.---AIr. Scott submitted the report
of the KuklrX Committee regarding Geor-
gia, Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi. It
is huge document. .,. .
Among the bills introduced to facilitate
Improvement in the postal service is one au-
thoriZing rights Of way for the use of pnel-
matte tubes, electric, magnetic. or stationary
power, etc.
Mr.. Morton, from the Elections Commit
tee, reported with amendments bill supple
ilentary of the enforcement act of May, 1870,
relating to the appointment of supervisors
| Of elections.
The deficiency bill came up as unfinished
business.
| Mr.. Alcorn offered an amendment to the
pending amendment of Mr.. Morrill,, of Ver-
mont, providing that its provisions should
not apply to judgments heretofore rendered
by the Court of Claims. Agreed to.
Mr.. Sherman moved to strike out of Mr..
MorriiPs amendment the provision that
Judgments of the Court of Claims in suits
arising out of the rebellion shall not be paid
unless out of special appropriations made
for the purpose. Agreed to.
Mr. Alcorn moved to exclude from the
operations Of the amendment cotton and
other goods seized since the war. Agreed
to.
The amendment (Iorrill's), as amended,
was then adopted.
Without dsposing of the hill the Senate
adjourned.
Charles Francis Adams Declines the
Cincinnati S'andid;siire.
WASHINGTON, April 2j.-Charles Francis
Adams has written a letter in which he yir.
tually declines the nomination of the Gin.
cinnati Convention as candidate for tn.
presidency; although he is willing to re
Spond to the call of the people, if needed.
) The Texas Election Contest.
WASHINGTON. April 25.-The Election
Committee have refused to give Clark, claim
ing a seat from Texas, further time to TAX
testimony.
Mcxic0--The Revolution Expiring.
WAsHiNGToS, April 25.-A Matamoras dl>
patch closes: "'rhe indications are that tn
revolution is about expiring, and that th
chiefs will lead small plundering band
throughout the country"
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
SWEET OIL.

weLaye Just received fresh lot ofthe surEaaoi,
OLIVE OIL thatwe have been selling tos se'eis,
years past In the experience Of many lhe use ', '.
this oil viii obYiata the troable in lump tcaeeo %
sticking together. or not being free when opened
preventing the breaking and tearing OF inc
much on which tfEculsy Is saascd By the use Of Ia
''s's 'efaof g s' ''.'' = PURCELL, LADp q Co,
anil 1910 afatn arrest.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money marase,

New YORK, April 25.-Money easy at 5 to 6
per cent. Exchange strong at 9s to 81
Gold, 1929 to 1925. Goyernments-New
5s, 1124; 1913, 1172; 1925, 115l. States
firm and heavy: Tennessee's, 10; new, 69A
Virginia's, So; new, Sc. Louisiana's, So:
new, 81. Levee's, 81; s's, 10. Alabama's
SO; SIS, 60. Georgia's, 70; rs, Ss. North
Carolina's, 3Ga; new, 90. South Carolina's,
so; new, 80.
The Government sold 81 100000 in gold
to-day ut 112 40-10O to 1924.
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Jon PRISTING.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks of courts, sheritfs lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of a kinds Of jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Hcads, Leter-IIcads. Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks. Pamphlets. Tags, Hand-Bills Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare, sxlow-Bis. Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c Satisfaction guaranteed.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER or MEcnAslos.-Prae-
tice Lodge, No. 6, OF this Order, Will to-
night make a fraternal visit to virginia
Lodge. No. 1.-THE mother Lodge OF the
Order in this State. Practice Lodge VIII
meet ut Z O'Clock.
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A HANDSOME TURSouT.-We noticed on ou
streets to-day the finest turnout In the way Of cr
ragc and harness We have seen for many Years. TIN
carriage made by X. II. BosIIER, Esq. of thi
city; the harness by MesSrs. s. $. CoTTRELL 6 Co
The outfit Is the property Of Mr.. WILLIAM H-SUTII
ERLASD. No. Eighth street. who keeps for hire til
finest carriagcs and ;;scics IN the city. We woul
advise our friends aud the public generally who ma
wish 10 Indulge in pleasant ride to leave their or
drrS With him.
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REPRESENTATION IN THE CONSERVATIVE Con-
vESTloN.--Thc City Central Committee has
decided to allow each ward tile same num-
Der oil delegates in the Conservative Nomi'
mating Convention, which meets Oh the 10Th
of MAY. Twelve delegate, will therefore he
chosen from each ward.
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Obituary..

New York, April 25.-Ey-Governor Foot,
of New Jersey, is dead.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 25.--Hon. A. J.
Walker, eX-Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Of Alabama, died here to-day aged
titty-three years.
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OFFICIAL.

4 y ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP
i TER XAlIi. OF THE ORDINANCE CON
'LEN!Ah CEMETERIES.
Passed April To- 1872.
Ar "f"dfAed. Thai chapter twcuty three OF the
't8iithhc''h concerning cemeteries he amended ny
-'mDE li"reto section j.. aS follows:
IL 6F orddinnd That any person who shall
'rtrrs shall, apon conviction OF such offence, be
'''!' Ia u hne oil not less than five than
'"ty dollars. And the keepers of city cemeteries
i iltrcby Invested with police jurisdiction and
tt'yiit! W arrest amy and all persons offending
"N'i carry him or them BEFORE the proper officer, 10
!" ucal Will according TO this ordinance. And said
are directed TO post at conspicuous points OF
w cemeteries. under their charges respectively, due
~! iuii Loiirt Of this ordinance
i'Dh9Led -, Dals. BY authority. +. c, HOWARD.
Ap Zv-at City Clerk,
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND Posr-OFr1cE APRIL %, 1SI2.-
W. w. Haywood, Chester, Va; William
Jones, Richmond; Postmaster, Nina, n. y;
Miss c. Ludlow. Richmond Purcell 4 Ladd,
Richmond; Aaron Shiftr, Strcudsburd,
Penn. Mrs. L. Ii. Carter, Pttsyivania Court
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MELANCHOLY HARyEST.-A fine head of lair
Is n crop that shouli know no harvest Yc, when II
beens to fade the comb r,kcs out the Gbres nv the
handful This need never be. The daily application
OF illALoNs iNyIGoRAron viii keep the hair Il,
full llXuriant growth and of its natural color
through life
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South Carolina liberal RenHbltcans

SOuth ThrOliiia LlberAi KepTbEtchMs.
CHARLESTON, s. c., April 2j.-A delegation
has been chosen by the Liberal Republicans
of this city to represent them at Cincinnati.
Among the delegates are Il. Il. Dereef, Rich
urd Holloway, and George Shrewsbury
three OF the most intelligent and influential
colored Republicans.
4 movement is OH foot In Columbia to send
delegates to represent the State ut large.
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OF public Importance claiming their atter-
ton, they have prepared the official reply OF
the county authorities on the courthouse
question, and it will be delivered to the
trustees to-days.
TRUSTEE MEErrNa.-There VIII no,doubt
be called meeting Of the trustees tonight
to consider the reply Of the county authori-
ties to the ultimatum of the town trustees on
the question Of title to the courthouse pro-
perty.
AccIDENT.-A young lady, name un-
known, employed in the carding-room at the
Marshall Mills, had her hand badly injured
while at work on Wednesday evening.
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TIE WEArHER.--Y yesterday was the warm
est day of the season, the thermometer IN tle
shade indicating seyenty-nine degrees Ut
O'Clock in the afternoon.
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BOARD or SCpERyIsoRs.--A meeting OF In.
Board of Supervisors OF Henrlco county
will be held at the courthouse to-day lof t,'t u
purpose Of receiving the estimates OF Tie
County Board of School Trustees.
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SALE or FuIToN LoTs.-Nine lots OIL Nichoi-
son street, in the town of Fulton, were sofa
Yesterday by +. D. Eacho, auctioneer, tor
John A. Lynham, assignee, at prices ranging
from s. TO $500 per foot.
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PyTuIAs PIC-NIc.--The members of JET
ferson Lodge, No. %, Knights of PythiaS,
are preparing for an excursion to West Point
and a picnic on the 18Th of hiay.
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CHOICE FL0wERS.-Mr. 4. i. LECKESBT. Main
street uctr Eighth. liaS Tie handsomcst assortment
of flowers tn he found elsewhere i'll the city. His
stock consists OF ail the standard, well as large,
collection Of those which are beautiful and unique.
Call and see them. secure variety. and make your
homo hapny.
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Corn Is selling in many parts Of Iowa for sixteen
cents per hlshel, and paper collars are selling at E.
B. SPENCE & SoS'S at ten cents per box ana other
grnt!emen's wear at prorortionaly low rates.
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CHANGE OF SCnEDULE.-E. b. SPENCE SON
have their figures low down on spring styles. Step
I'm at 1900 Main street and be clothed