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GEO. ". G4PpENgER,S s

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHN
These Celebrated Prcpar,tiohs. originafily
introduces ~ GeG. u. Capsniel, undeT, the
paironaSe oi ho iGotlical faculty have Sbeen
so long e&ieSsiTeiy 'lScabS Physicians and
others, THAI they are generally known for
their Intrinsic yalue. aHi cAn be relied on as
being most valuable remedies in all cases
where apacihatr 8ncha are applicable.
and csnnof be 700 highly recommended.
vaey arg rgpavCA IN e highly concentrated
form, so.'e tortader the lase small and con-
Neniyn'. Vriegs hy mai or otherwise will
receive vrouH' attention
G4.0. ". Eai P&NTEi HsgSZEI & Co,
Nhresaia Chemical Warehouse,
No 1"1 SiEeEct street, Philadelphia
For sale by DUKES s. SIuLRR. and f. r.
0LlEEi}GS 0rneeb,rg, s. c., and DoWIE
AOlal, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, S.
G. "
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SNADULTENATED ALE AND
l. 4 e. ER EER.

GER BEER, CONTAINING COPE
L RAS aud ALE doctorci with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adulteratioos dis
covered i'll NcwYorK.
Professor Mapcs of Ncw-York, analyzed
the Beer from dozen different Brcweries,
and all were found adultcrated with noxious
substance. Ii is said that the sale of Drugs
to brewers, is profitable part of the trade
This is perfectly infamous Cocoulus indicus
fish berry, nux-vomica. (dog button) from
which strychninc is obtained. are some OF
the dclcctable substances found in Beer!
These arc potent poisons, and The Brewer
found using them should be drowned at once
in one of ms own watts.
+. 81 am willing to bc drowned in my
own watts, if any impurities should be found
i'll my Beer.
shall continue to make hcalthfui
Beverage. that it may be drank by the
most delicate without the least danger.
JOHN G. SEEGEnS, Columbia. S. C.
For sale in Orangcburg ny the cask or
otherwise, by MERONEY & sam.
Jan ly
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St0T'Tssg 4aYs. -. rsgs0WE,S
~ Georgia pA~SNF COTTON GINS are
si'' Pc suEagte, Wei! nW,se, ef good mate
riAis' very light rnan'ag and unsurpassed in
thc qaan'iiy o! ria staple produced. Price
: per saw. delivered at any r.. Il. Depot in
teIs state waan IA. freight does not exceed
,hai Of two railroads.
HUlictts Pate,d steolRrush Cotton Gins.
Tho Gotten from these Gins always con,-
manis the Highest market price whore ordi-
uaFy care IS taken IN the preparation. Al
the Cotton Siatos Fair held at Augusta. Ga,
last year, there were t@GiDs in competition
Snd the Premium WAS awarded to the Gull
!ett Gin Price s. and $3.50 per Saw.
Cotton I'rcssoy oi various patierns, Horse
Powers, lioa]ley's Portable Steam EngineA.
Brialy'E Kentucky flooehs.
C.. GRATRLEY,
5s East baySi, SAtlih of tho
Post 0!6cc, Charleston, sc.
aug 20 wee 2m
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Disabilities Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The following pro-
clamation has been issued by the President: !:
.sWhercas the act Of Congress approved
May 90, 1872, removes all political disabilities
imposed by the third section of the four
teeilth article of amendments to the Consu-
tuition of the United States from all persons
whomsoever, except senators and represent
atiyes of the Thirty-siXth and Thirty-seyenth
Congresses, officers in the judicial, military,
and naval services of the United States,
heads of departments, and foreign ministers
of the United States; and whereas 1t 's rep
resented to me that there are now pending
i'm the several circuit and district courts OF
the United States proceedings by quo 'ear-
ranto, under the fourteenth section OF the act
of Congress approved May 81, 1870, TO re-
move from office certain persons who are
alleged to hold said offices i'll violation oil the
provisions OF said article Of amendment TO
the Constitution of the United States, ana
also penal prosecutions against such persons
under the fifteenth section of the act OF Con-
gress aforesaid;
snow, therefore, /, Ulysses S. Grant, Presi-
dent Of the United States, do hereby direct
all district attorneys having charge or such
proceedings and prosecutions to dismiss and
discontinue the same except as to persons
who may be embraced in the exceptions
named in the act Of Congress first above
cited" t
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The Board Of Trustees held q meeting
Tuesday night, Quorum Of members pre-
sent. EAs fEst.as
On motion Of hfr. Tayler, q committee
was appointed to etDpl6y counsel to defend
the interests Of the town In the suit brought
by the county Of Chesterfield asniBt i.
lFhs Is motion by thsGounty Court to
condemn the rsyersionary interest Of the
town In the grornd on which the court
house now stands.l #
The purchase OF had isiny between the
Danvilie railroad md river below Hn,l street
was confirmed.
Dr. l.. K. Chiles was appointed member
Of the Finance COMMITTEES rice MIR. n
Fowler, resigned.
Adjourned.
The Conservatives meet at the courthouse
tomorrow night for the purpose of nomi-
mating delegates to the Chester Convention.
A meeting tonight ut the Town Hall to
form Greeley and Brown club.
Another COW ease was tried on Tuesday
before two Radical Justices. The warrant
read: John Hill os. Britain, and Major
Walker cs. John Hill. From the evidence
it appeared that Mnjor Walker had nut mn
two estray cows, which Mr. Hill claimed
and had kept them for some days. milkin.,
them. Mr.. Hill, OH discovering this. had q
warrant Issued Tor the arrest of Brittujn ON
the charge of tresrlss. Walker then pro-
cured warrant against Hill on similar
charge. In the first case the party was dis.
charged in the second Alr. Hill was hailed
in the sum Of 500, and tue case continued
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PHILADELPHIA.
MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTION.
TEMPORARY AND. PERMANENT
: ORGANIZATION. g. =
Grant to be Nominated by a cclama.io,
The Fight for the Vice-Presidency
Snarial telegram in the nisnafcn

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-DiSpatches from
Philadelphia indicate a greater condition of
excitement over the yice-presidential ques-
tion than had been anticipated, the friends
OF the rival aspirants almost coming to blows
in their discussions of the claims of their
respective friends.
Considerable independence on the part of
Forney, and an earnest appeal from him this
morning that the Pennsylvania State ticket
rs now in the field be abandoned, or else de-
feat is certain in October, creates bad feeling
among the leaders.
Orr, Of South Carolina, was one Of the
speakers to-day, being called upon by the
Virginia delegation to address the Conven-
tion. TMoN.
By Associated Press.
| THE CONVENTION CALLED TO ORDER-TEMr0RARY
ORGANIZATION.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-EX- Governor CIaf-
lin, of Massachusetts, called the Republican
Convention to order shortly after noon to-
day, and after brief speech in eulogy of the
Republican party, called upon Rev. Alexan.
der Reed, OF Philadelphia, who delivered an
| impressive prayer
Ex-Mayor Morton Michael, of Philadel-
| pllia, was then elected temporary chairman.
| lie made an address of thanks for the priyi
| lcge Of presiding, even for Il short time, over
the Convention, and welcomed, rs Phila
delphian, all the delegates TO that city. HI
paid the highest tributes to President Grant
saving he was better, truer, and more hon
est than any of his dictatOrs.
John Nowin, of New Jersey; John R
Hubbard, of West Virginia, and Fl. Potter
| of Florida, were elected secretaries.
| PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Committees on credentials and permanen
organization Were appointed, and attcrward
| Thomas Settle, of North Carolina, was llnan
mo,lsly elected President of the Conrcntio,
MessrS. Orr, of South Carolina, and Hcndel
son, of Missouri. were his only contestants
One vice-prcSidcnt from each SEite-abou
40-w:S elected, and the same number @
secretaries. Virginia is represented i'll tn
list by Charles r.. NIalord rs vicc-prcsident
and John W. WoItZ ~ one OF, the secretaries
| Mr. Settle took the chair and delivered
brief remarks; after which the Convention
adjourned till 10 O'clock Tomorrow.
| EULoGIsrIC SPEECHEs-EXCITEhEST OVER TIL
vICE-PRESIDENCY, &C.
During the day speeches were made b,
| Messrs. Morton, Logan, Gerritt Smith, Gov
ernor Oglesby, John A. Gray (eolorcd dele
gate from Arkansisl, and others; all Of then
| in warm eulogy of Grant, who, it Is declared
will be nominated by acclanntion.
| There is intense excitement over the vice
presidency. The friends of Wilson and Col
fax are working with the greatest vim.
The newspapers here figure up the vot
! for the yice-presidency rs follows: .ColiaN
2S6; Wilson, 3i7 ; and 81 scattering.
On the question Of the platform it IS salt
the only diversity of opinion that exists is ol
| the tariff
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POLICE Court, WEDSEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
John Moore, charged with creating dis
ttrbance on the street, was discharged.
Moses Thomas, charged with creating q
disturbance in the public street, was fined
$50.
Fannie Wilson (coIored), charged with
fighting with Moses Thomas in the street
was discharged.
Henry Fleming (colorcdD, charged with
creating disturbance in The street, was re
qlired to give security III the sum of 500 tol
three months. .
Samuel SmeltZ, charged with detainipg ,
silver watch, the property of a. Sangua
netti Dismissed on payment Of costs F.; mat
ter for civil action:
Tim Sullivan, arrested ut request OF his
bondsman for his appearance ut Huslins,
Court, where he stands charged with felony
was sent to jail.
John Fl. Porter, charged with stealing
| $11.50 from Thomas WorsiE,m. No prose
cutor for lorLy-cisht hours, and case dis
missed
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THE HUMAN ROOF AND ITS THATCIIING.-lf the
nau deserves well Of his country who makes two
blades of grass grow where only one grew before,
surely he who produces glorious crop OF hair on
comparatively barren scalp deserves the hearty
thanks of the obliged party. All honor therefore to
Professor (. II. LYON, for unquestionafhy his re-
nowued kalhairon accomplishes this object Gem
tlemen whose whiskers are shy Of making their aI-
pearncc In force, Or the tbres of whose mousaciics
disclose those magnificent distances" for which
Washington city was once famous, Will find this
hlir-ucrsuater the most wonderful cncOuruger Of
llrous development that has ever yet been invented
Roth sexes are advised IT, by all odds, isshe
hest article for improving the growth and beauty Of
the hair, keeping 1t free from scurf aud dandruh
preventing 1t from becoming harsh, dry, anu gray,
giving 1t rich gloss and endowiug 1t with hexibili-
ty that toilet chemistry has ever evolved from tho
vegetable Kingdom.
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.,.-y1ux SAFES THIS DAy.

,,..,,, i. EoYALl. will sell at le NJ real estate
49,. Midlothian pits, In Chesterfield county
..t,>,,S MEADE will scil at 5 T.. NJ. eleven
,., lhr,, ,uart"r acres Of i'"" garden i','d l's'
...,. lie ,"rI"ra.c limits, on the road leading
iaulA"'"':.
= DAVIS VII sell Al { L. NJ. one AMI ball acres
!,r! .a ihc New road. adjoining Mc'h'nlcs !
,,mr!rf,.
,..-I.l;i:> 4 WILLIAMS will lease ai an'i'"n nj
=. u. valuable brick clay ha"hs o" Rar'"
oasrl"r hl7'nch'
I,NLA EE"iliEk Will sell AT is a. NJ. "A NUM-
Ter .f hu.tiing lots on the north s!'tc "i Frank
,,I IN, .,ui,, side Of Grace streets. wilhii
o, .,uarc at Monroe Park.
.-,,.,r,.W, KEESEE will sell nj 10 4. VI. an as
.u,fmcu, of furniture. &c
y uniI'l> will sell nj y NJ. III" valuable noun
.. ,u and lumlcr-house known is Man'hootei
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Mcssrs. WOODmoCsE X PAEuAM have been cn.
gHged In the book anu piano forte business since
lsii all hive so pianos than all tho dealers
In Virginia put together. They feel an honest pride
In orrug none but the best instruments made.
They are agents for the great plano forte cslab-
iislliucnt OF .CIIICKERING,n who have sold more
instruments and obtained more medals tlrrI any
other manufactures, learng oil the highest prize al
the great London Exhibition OF 1851, and the Paris
Exposition OF 1857 ANU besides, were decorated by
the Emperor with tire cross of the Legion OF fionor
tic highest distinction awarded. Forty thousand OF
tler Instruments In ,se They have also secured
| the ugency for the charming Baltimore pianos of
Messrs. kNABE 4 CO.-the fayoriic instruments OF
the Southland 1t should be widely known that pur-
cllasers can not only obtain either OF tho above
makers Instruments OF Messrs WOODH0UsE& s. PAR
HAM low ut the factories but the freight, other
| expenses. and trouble, will De saved. Besides, be-
ing on tie spot anything the matter" can bc quick
Y a
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LOCAL MATTERS.

nn,p,Y!OES OF THE AMERICAN TRACT 80
.,..y.-Mr. +. l.. u. Waliord. supcrintcnd
.,,,,uj drim~ialy Of this organization. lrls
t,,,,i,hrd iis with Il copy of his interesting
r.r.,rf ,f the operations OF the Society III
l,rinia, North Carolina, SoniI taroli,a
t.,rr;a i'inritla and Alabama during thr
,.,.l y,.,r. From ii we learn that seventy.
.,.. ,,,lrarictirS have laborcd on this field
,..r'p,r The year. Twelve of them were
.nai.n... prrlaring tur the ministry, repre-
,.v'il., six different institutions Of learning,
ln,. ...,.rc raIr time spent in the work 10y
,,,,...,t., cl!ty-onc hburclS is nearly twenty
,ryr,r>, at n cost OF about $4,000. They
l3dr 80; family visits and prayed or CON
,,r,r,' .l),l personal religion i'll 40, io5 iam
Er>. lua;,nuiS Of whom for many years be
fore l>.i not heard from any one Il word re-
-i.r.'.ga th"ir personal salvation. TlIcil
!}-,aj.iy j. often manifested by tears wlie,
I'rlY hearts are too full for expression bs
words. In some instances these occasion,
r,,r I"rn peculiarly touching.
the ,nIpoilrlrS found S.432 families who
ar,.lltillElIy ucglcctcrS otall public religious
Hul-!ip $50. families destitute Of all reli-
..u,j,, books except the Bible and 1911 Pro.
r.>uni families without the Bible. These
mares snow great dcStitution, but they arc
Tar tmow the actual condition Of the field,
nllny being unwilling To make their true
,anfiiion known. They held or addressed
%.n21 public religious meetings, organized
aiil aided over 800 sabbath schools, and
,r .tribuied. hy sale and "rntl'itouSly, over
-l,.uao worth of religious publications. be-
>dr~ Il large number of Bibles and Te>ta
lurmi- furnished 10 the destitute.
lhrrr have been circulated during In,
y.:u through this agency publications to tho
,,i,i.. ii 80. 1850. The cash receipts from
>al,, amuunt 10 SO 800. .3J; from periodicals
.-,"fn&. Donations scnt through the agency
S3S0.G4.
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Weather Probabilities.

W AsnIsdroN, June 5.-Rising barometer,
with clearing but partially cloudy weather,
will prevail on Thursday over the East and
Middle Atlantic States. Failing barometer.
fresh to brisk southerly winds Feering to
southwesteriy, cloudy weather and n,in.
from the Ohio Valley TO the upper lakes and
probably extend over the lower lake region
Increased cloudiness and possibly declining
weather for the lower Mississippi Valley,
cloudy but generally pleasant weather for the
South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.

NcI York Stock mad sEoasey Market.
NEW York, June 81. Money easier at 4 to
5. Exchange steady at 81 to 81. Gold, 1f43
to LA. Loans, to 4 for carrying. Ten
nessec's, III; new, 7sl. Virginia's, as:
new, 81. Louisiana's, 60; new, 55. Levee's,
6s; ss, 70. Alabama's, Sc; ;.5's, 60, Geor-
gia's, re-; 7's, So. North CaroIlna's, 3ol::
new, s0t. South Carolina's, 5s new, SO. So. &,
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MEMORIAL DAY ~ PREusaURG.- Comma
[nies D, H and + are making preparationsfor
am excursion to Petersburg On Saturday the
9th Instant to participate ii the memorial
ceremonies on that day. The committee
having fhe matter s., charge win charter q
train to convey the aboye-Iamed companies !;
also such others, either citizens or soldiers,
az may desire to attend. IS
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ierred the difficulties existing between the
TWO Unions chartered In Montreal reported
| through their chairman, Mr.. Spotswoud
q plan for tue settlement Of silcI difficulties.
/ 4 portion was adopted giving Union I4J
Jurisdiction over the French speaking print.
ers Of Montreal, and Union 81 jurisdiction
over the, English speaking printers, the
members Of each being allowed TO work In
offices under the Jurisdiction of the other
without change Of membership, and tiat no
change be made in the scales of prices with
ont the concurrence of each Union.
| Recess was then taken until r. M.
Afternoon Session.
The Union rcassembled at 1870 PM.
t'ia FINANCE.
| The Committee on Finance reported that
the accounts rendered by the secretary aud
treasurer had been found correct. Phey
| recommend the payment Of $500 Der anntim
TO the president; 800 per annllm to the sec
retary; $500 to the corresponding secretary
% per diem to the sergeant-at-arms and s;i
per diem to the messenger. +. .s.s,sss -
hr. Boiger moved to amend by fixing the
| salary OF the president at $500, the secretary
at 500, and the corresponding secretary at
The amendment was rejected, and the re-
port of the committee was agreed to aud the
recommendation adopted--ayes, 90; noes, II.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Dir. Pride: Extending the symplihy
and moral support OF tEt international Union
to the striking priutcrs Of this city. Adopted.
By Mr.. Blcycr: Ordering the. printing
and. distribution of 5000 copies of the pro-
ceedings ut this session. Adopted.
By Mr.. Spotswood: Agreeing to ply the
! respects of the Union as individual members
to Governor Walkerat such time rs the Com
! mittee OF Arrangements may designate. With
drawn, the Governor being out Of the city.
BY Mr.. Slcator: Resolution iDquiring how
full representation of subordinate Unions
| at the Montreal session may DC best Obtained.
Adopted. -
UEIOE STATISTICS.
The Committee Oh Returns made report,
from which we compile the following statis-
tics: Per capita tax, Sl,7l7.GO; total re-
ceipts, $50, ,3OS.22. Number of members OF
| subordinate Unions, S,jS5; number in good
standing, 1851; deceased, 142; expelled,
l5I: suspended, III withdrawn. 1856; i'll
| i1iatcd, 1893; admitted by card, 3,7lS. Com.
pant il made by the committee of inaccuia.
| cy and irrcSuE,rity OF returns. The report
| was adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. McKenna, of Albany,
| the Union then went into secret session.
After the secret session the Union al.
journed until A. N. on Friday.
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QUERY: We wonder If the representatives OF
the Raveling-stitch Machine" tell furrlners ~
That their ulclIlnes are made In "Ole Virginny":
Did anyiapIy In these parts hear OF tiu:r ltng
made here! This Is GibI-crtii. II Is PrOritence
(Rhote ISidnd) .Huciine. Wheeler & Wilson new
Family Machine iOreveri "Uau't get away from
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Conversational Conservative Coaven-

WILMISGros, n. G., June 5.-T6e Con-
sressional Conservative Convention have re
nominated Waddell by acciaination, and
while no positive resolutions were passed in
favor of the Cincinnati nominees, Greeley
and Brown, evidently paramount resolli-
tions harshly urge change, and eongiatti-
late the country upon the favorable pros
poets of the utter defeat Of the military des'
notism and official corruption III the aahlin-
i>tration of the General Government.
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Tte Union League.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-lhe Nuiphal J,
Cornell of the Union League has convened.
There are three hundred and forty Asies.e saes
present, the largest attendance since iaa-. =
The resolutions adopted replidiale tne .u:,l
that the mission OF the RepnNieainll PATTY y y
ended and endorse the Administration. &.
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CuRAToRs FOR HAMPTON NORMAL AND AG-
RlcuLTuHAL CoLLEGE.-GoNrlnor Walker on
yesterday appointed the following persons as
c,lators of the land scrip fund donated by
the Legislature to the Hampton Normal anu
Agricultural School-viz., o. NJ. Dornmn,
Norfolk; L. w. Smith, Williamsburg; VIII
linn Thornton (colored). Hampton; James
II. Holmes (colored), Richmond; Caesar Per-
kins (colored), Buckingham county.
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A New YoRK PILoT-BoAT NAMED IN HONOR
OF GOVERNOR WALKER.-During an Incl
dental visit to the Executive mansion on
yesterday we saw a miniature model OF
United States pilot-boat which was recently
launched in New York, and will hereafter sail
the American waters and aid the distressed
mariner. This model WAS sent to Governor
Walker by Mr.. James Ray Murphy, and was
accompanied by letter from the donor ex'
pressive of his high appreciation, OF GOV
ernor Walker AS Il statesman and u niai
hopin. vet to see him occupy the highest
Office within the gift Of the American peo
ple, The little model is one of the most
complete and beautiful specimens OF marine
architecture OF its kind. ".s
In return for this compliment the Governor
has presented the vessel with beautiful sci
of c0lors. The little craft and her owner am
ticirate visit to our port some time TINS
summer and we bespeak for her cordial
Welcome Et.,te E<E-
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Cry LIcENsE.-About twenty-five doctors,
merchants, and others, were before Justice
White on yesterday to show csltlse why they
should not be fined $40 for failing to pay
their city license tax within the time pre-
scribed by the city ordinance. A number
were fined, the cases of others continued for
further hearing, some were discharged, and
the remaining number paid their licenses Tor
tbp remaining time.
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PHOTO
GRApHs.--cards, $3.50 per 'bzen; imperial, 81 per
dozen; large size, for sxlO frames, ~ first one;
monograms, 50 per hundred; life size, is aud up
wards, according 10 finish All negatives retouched
aud lnsIie In the highest style known to the art.
& X. REES & CO.,
9ll and Oll3 Main street.
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JOE PRINrINa.-We eall tne attention OF mer-
chants clerks Of courts shers, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers ana agents. aud all others
having orders for printing, 70 the facilities onered a'
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT ior tne
prompt and faithful execution OF All kina@ oi 'oD
PRINTING. We can furnish at SNORT nones eaf.s'
R-Hesd,. Letter -Heads, ProEfamEes, Ball Tckeis,
Ranks Pamphlets, Tags, Hsnd-Blila, Catalogues,
Bils of Fare, SHOW Bills Checks nraiss, &c, &c,
SC, Satisfaction guaranteed,
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Masonic ELEcTloN.--At a meeting of Ches'
terlield Lodge held on Tuesday night the
following officers were elected for the ens'l'
ing year: Worshipful Master, A. B. Wool
bridge Senior Warden, George w. Friend:
Junior Warden, John Goode; Secretary, |.
J. Woodbridge; Treasurer, L. e. Robertson
Senior Deacon, Junius Wilkinson Junior
Deacon, Robert Stowback; Filler, James
En,ylpr -s
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REV. J. A. CHAMBLIss.--We hear that this
gentleman has recently received several in
yitations to important fields Of labor in other
States, but have not learned whether OF cot
he has decided TO leave Virginia. He las u
fine reputation as a preacher, and host OF
friends in the Old Dominion who would re-
eeret his removal.