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MRs. LAURA FAIRS SUIT AGAINST HER
MoTuER.-A few months ago Dr.. TraSk, one
of Laura D. Fairs physicians, brought suit
against her to recover the amount OF his fees.
1t was then discovered that she had assigned
her money in trust toothers, out OF the reach
of her creditors. Among these assiSnees her
mother appeared as trustee for 5000, and
her daughter appeared for $4,000. Every
thing has gone'on smoothly since then until
within few days since, when Mrs. Fair dis
covered that her mother had drawn the
interest on the $4,000 which had been trans
ferred to the child, and had deposited it in
Odd-Fel!ows' Savings Bank. She also found
that her mother intended to convert all to her
own use. Last Thursday Mrs. Fair, by the,
permission Of Sheriff Adams, was granted an
interview with her mother. and made de-
mand on her that she should return the
$4,000. Her request was refused point
blank, and the more she pleaded the more
decided was the refusal. On nheinS threatened
with O lawsuit the mother flew into passion,
which resulted in one Of her hysterical tits.
Mrs. Fairie left her presence without accom-
plishing anything excepting tie securing of
the money in her little daughter name from
any interference by her mother. We under
stand that Mrs. Fair will Immediately COM
mence suit for the recovery OF the $4,000.
San Francisco Post, January ~. ,irn-s
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for first-class article. Messrs. Dunlop &
McCance are the owners, Rogers & McCance
the agents, and Mr.. W. L. Moody the gene.
ral superintendent Of this establishment, and
these gentlemen are ably assisted in all the
various departments.
Last, but by no means least, we notice the
City Mills of Messrs. Stacy & Sons, which,
although Of recent origin, has fully estab-
lished its claims for the manufacture of an
article of flour eqlEilled by few and excelled
by none. This mill is fitted up with every
modern improvement, and its capacity, when
under ful headway, is nearly five hundred
oarre's. Mr. Charles B. Stacy has the gene
raj supervision Of this mill.
These establishments give employment to
quite number of operatives, and contribute
Chelr tull share to our material prosperity-
and deserve front rank among her MANY
thriving institutions.
IHE LEATHER AND SUMAo TRADE.-Until
the establishment OF the lanyard and bark and
s'llnac mills in West End, near the Petersburg
I istliroad, no revenue WAS derived from the
immense Quantity of red-oak bark and suI1lac
Win which our county abounds. At this
,nne, at the above place, fine article of
leather IS made and large quantity of bark
ana sumac pulverized, giving employment to
number OF hands and making a source of
wealth out of hitherto profitless articles. II
Is pleasure to be able to state that the on
terprlse justified the expectations of its pro-
!ectors, and that the Manchester tanyard
IN common with her other manufactures. Is
on the high road to prosperity. The concern
Is owned by Messrs. Hulst & King. and is
ably managed by Mr.. A. D. ShotereIl.
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DELIGHTED AND HAPPY WoMAS.-I need not
81! tf'at Mrs Graves Is DELIGHTED AND HAPPY
WOMAN. Such amachine would carry Joy and glad
ness into ten thousand families would motor
my Ntte's sdke-exchangch her Wilcox & Gibbs ma
chine for the best of all others known to me- and five
hundred dollars! What are few paltry dollars
WHOM weighed against HER ereT recurring ,corri.
ment ouer :" broken needles" and diSordered ma
chineTy3"
If my testimony In behalf Of the superiority o
your machine over all others used in my famil,
should influence any kind and generous husband t.
procure one for his wife-or to put his &C." o
So or "W-,' or "H-" machine in tn
market, as did, and buy "W & Co." am salts
fed that that woman would ever remember me mos
gratefully.-LetteT Of Rer. John r. Grares, -Ndgno
Tia, Mss, Aprii IL. 1865.
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DELICATE CREATUREs.-This Is the phrase ap-
piled by his Blackuess the Moor Of Venice to the
fair ladies Of Italy 1t was the lovely complexion of
Dcssenona-sltch radiant contrast to his own-that
his heart and, sooth to say, every man Of dis
cernmcnt considers fair skin, like sweet voice,
"an excellent thing In woman." Now, this Is n
charm which can be acquired. There Is healthful
and odortcrouS toilet article, known everywhere
UAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM, which literally trans
figures i cloudy sallow skin, suffusng the dis
coored face, neck. arms, and bosom, with soft.
pearly linge and imparting to the surface smooth
ness and gloss like that Of polished marble. In
stead Of cloggiug the pores, like the sticky enamels
or contracting them, and thus obsructing perspira-
ton, like the astrngent cosmetics, 1t ceanscs the
skin from all impurities, and wonderfully improves
its texture This peculiariy is particularly appre
ciatcd by our rural bellies, who find that the
ness and roughness which country air is apt to en-
gender are speedily removed from their faces, hands,
and arms, by this delightful preparation.
Ny FRIEND, stop that terrible cough, and thus
avoid consunptiye's grave. BY using DIR. PIERCE's
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. For curing all
throat, bronchial, and lung diseases it has been
c4Ilalled. Sold by druggists.
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THE GEsASGvEREIN MASKED BALI.-The
sale of reserved seats for this entertainment.
which takes place at the Theatre on Monday
night, commenced yesterday, and the rush
was so great that it was concluded to reserve
also the best seats in the family circle.
Having been allowed the privilege of a
glimpse behind the scenes, we were perfectly
astonished ut the extent Of the preparations
for the bal naosque. Though charged not to
diyul &c the secrets thus obtained, we cannot
refrain from saying that we have not only seen
"thc elephant" at Wemers, but also two
handsome pieces of field artillery, which are
to be loaded with cartridges OF kisses, boil
bons, and fresh flowers, and fired at the au'
dience. From what we hear the ball will be
a grand success.
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POLICE Court, WEDSEsnAY-JuStice j. j.
White presiding. g.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Harriet j. Anderson (colored) and Peter
Holmes (colored), charged with stealing iron
from the Richmond and Danvile Eiilroad
Company. Found guilty; Harriet was sent
to i:til for thirty days and Peter for ten days.
Harriet j. Anderson, Charlotte Mann, lal-
len and Biddic Brown (colored), charged with
asSa,llting, abusing, and throwing stones at
the house OF Martha jenkins. Harriet was
sent to jail and the rest discharged.
Sarah Lawrence (colored), charged with Us
sauting, abusing, and threatening to kill
Charlotte Gray, and Charlotte Gray charged
with abusing Sarah Lawrence. Charlotte
was discharged and Sarah required to give
security in the sum OF 500 tor twelve
months.
JONAS Apps (colored), charged with enter
ing the dwcling-houSe OF L. Ii. Deanc with
intent to commit larceny, and stealing one
hat, forty cents in money, and other articles
of value, tie property Of Albert Scott. Sent
on to the grand jury for Monday week.
Ellen Harris (coloTcd), charged with llav-
ing in her possession one blue silk dress,
valued at SO, the property of ]. Fl. Latane,
was honorably DISCHARGED.
Archie White (coIored). charged with steal
ing one blue silk dress, valued at S25, the
property Of J. II. Iatape. Found guilty
and sent to Jail for six months.
Archie White (colored), charged with steal
ing four linen collars of the value Of one dol
lar, the property of j. II. Latane, was found
guilty and sent to jail for six months.
Jane Basnctt and Mary j. Taylor (colorcd),
charged with trespassing on the premises OF
George w. Weayerand insulting and abusing
Weaver's wife and children, were fined -
each.
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BUCKINGHAM SAVINGS BASk.-A charter of
incorporation granted by Judge Asa Eiekin-
son with the above title has been received at
the Office of the Secretary of the Common
wealth for record. The bank is to be in.
vested with all the rights, privileges, and
powers, conferred on banks of discount and
deposi. by the laws of Virginia. The capi-
tai stock is not to be less tllan $1,000 nor
more than 100000, divided into shares of
go each. The principal office is to be at
Sfaysyille. in the county Of Buckingham, and
the bank shall be allowed to commence busl-
ness SO soon as the minimum of the capital
stock shall be subscribed to. The officers for
the first year are as follows: President, n.
F. Bocock Directors, John c. Turner, W.
C. ,Agee, Garland d. Hanes, John Hill, John
w. Fisher, Peter A. Forbes, and John i.
Gillian; Cashier, William A. Moss.
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CHARGED WITH AssAuLT.--Beniamin r.
Adam WIS arrested yesterday afternoon in
Manchester by Officer Kendall ODWyer,
charged with assaulting and striking James
walsh on tie head with rammcr. The
case will probably be heard this morning by
Justice VI hi;e
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CASE DIsMlssED.-Sural Jones (colored),
charged with entering the room of Mary
Allen and stealing thercirom lot Of crockery
ware and one market-hasket, all Of the Ialtc
of 81, was before Justice White on Yesterday
and discharged, tic evidence not being sulli-
cicnt to send the accused on tor Indictment
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uRsDAY# MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1872.

COUNTIES IN TIE STATE NOT REPRESENTED
IN THE PENITEsTrARY.-It appears from the
statement OF the Auditor Of Public Accounts
presented to the House of Delegates yester-
oay That the following counties have not been
represented In the penitentiary during the
past year: Bath, Buchanan, Charles City.
Clark, Craig, Culpeper, Elizabeth City, Es-
sex, Greene, Henrico, Madison, Middle
sex, Northumberland, Rockingham, Russell,
Roanoke, and Pulaski.
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THE THEATRE.-Howerer attractive the
play, and however noted the actor, it is well
known here that the Theatre fails to draw
large audience on such q night rs the last:
The farce of "Mr. and Mrs. Peter White"
the characters being by the stock company,
was the commencement of the performance
last evening. This amusing little farce served
to put the audience in fine hunlor, and
"Through by Daylight; or, New York in
Slices" went off in fine style, notwithstand-
ing the difficulties which surrounded the
company.
Mir. Ward and Miss Pierce have never
visited Richmond before, but they have un-
doubtedly thus far pleased those who have
patronized them. There is no particular
merit in the play, but the sensational always
takes we'll, and "Through by Daylight" I"
abolnds in it. AS usual on Saturday after
noon, there will be the grand family matinee,
and of course the house will be crowded.
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TEE FuyDISG BlLL.-Thc minority Of the
Joint committee Of the two Houses Of the
General Assembly TO consider all question:
relating to The funding bill and the payment
of the interest Oh the public debt met last
night at the Ballard Hotel, Major Sutlerliu
in the chair. At Il late hour the committee
had not reached conclusion.
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Auction SALES 1rsIs DAY.

THOMAS w. KEEsEE will sell nj, ma M err,,
tnre,' pianos, showcases, &c. - '''' -
GRuBBs &c WILLIAMS will sell Mt ap u mo
property known m st. Adams Hail. on tho cor-
ner Of Main ind Third streets
W. GODD1N will sell Mt IL NJ, in HIS Office IN tho
corner OF Bank and Eleventh streets, 4 loo aero
Of land In Surry county.
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT AND BALL.-The
Jefferson Literary and Social Circle will give
one of their select dramatic entertainments
ut Monticello Hall tonight. This association
is composed of young men of talent, and
their entertainments are always in the highest
degree choice and enjoyable. Tonight they
will present the interesting drama of
"Temptation: or, The Irish Emigrant,"
which will lie followed by the side-splitting
farce called "Jumbo Jum." After the drll-
matte performance the floor will be cleared
for a grand ball, which will be not the least
attractive feature of the entertainment.
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a RARE CAsE.-The gas inspectors. for the
second or third time in the history of the
once, have been called upon by man who
thought. his gas bill too light 1t turned out
tnat the metre was not working. The com
plalnant was wellknown physician. AS n
seuera' thins gas-consumers keep quiet if
there is mistake in their favor -
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CONG TO WILMANSEuRG.-Dr. Lewis, QUE
Of tic alleged m,irdcrerS Of Constable Drum
mond. Of Brunswick county, and adjudSed a
lunatic, will be taken to the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum in charge OF one Of the deputy ser
rc,nts tomorrow morning.
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WHEAT IN OREGoN.-Ey-Senato Ncsmith
related to us the other day:a remarkable pc
culiarity of this climate. He says that wheat
may be soWn in this State at amy season OF
the year with perfect assurance OF O good
crop. He has himself soWn wheat, since !lis
residence in Oregon, every month In the
year, and never failed to get Il cgop.--i'of
land fOre1on) Herald. - t'..ES1 ~. = +,
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One MILLION DOLLARS INVOLVED ~ WILL
CAsE.-1he argument i'll suit involving tho
validity OF the will of the late Samuel Miller,
of LyIchburg, is now going on in the Clr-
cult Court Of this city. The suit involves
not only important legal questions, but the
largest amount of property eyer litiGated in
any sllit tried in this State. It will be recol-
lected that Mr.. Miller, after giving several
legacics amounting to about $500, 900, devised
the residue Of his estate to the Board Of the
Literary Fund to establish school on the
place OF his birth, in the county of Albemarle,
for the education Of the poor orphan white
children Of that county. This rcsiduary be-
quest amounts to about 81 ,O0O, 900. lie lin
tied this bequcSt over upon the happening OF
certain contingencies to lis illegitilnate chill
dlen by Mary D. Davidson. A bill has been
filed by the next friend of these children in
sisting that the contingencies have happened
and the estate vested in them, and asking
that the subject Of the rcsiduary beque5t be
paid over to them By the executor.
A bill has also been filed by the executor
asking the court to construe the will, and to
settle several important questions involving
the redemption and satisfaction of some Of the
legacics; among them the legacy Of $4,000
to the Lynchburg Female Orphan Asylum.
1t is insisted that these lcgicicS are specified,
and were adccmcd by the tcstator in his life
time by the sale Of the stocks which formed
the subject Of the bequcst. 1t is further ill
sisted that the legacy to the asylum was salts
fled by gift to the asylum by the tcstator in
his lifetime, and aftcrte execution oflis will,
exceeding in amount the value Of the legacy.
If these lcgacics shall be held specific and
adccmcd, it will increase the rcsiduary be-
quest.
The following counsel have been retained: ::
Judge William J. Robertson, and Messrs.
Slaughter and Craishill for the executor;
Judge Meredith for the rcsiduary lcgatec !:
Judge William Daniel, General Early, and
Wood Bouldin, for the asylum; Messrs.
Charles L. Mosby, kean & Brown, for the
Davidson children; and Messrs. kean and
Andrew Johnston for other legatccs.
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MASONIC DISCoCRSE.-The excellent discourse
delivered by the Rev. DR.. John Z. Edwards, by
request Of Logc Francaisc, has been published by
BENJAMIN BATES, bookseller, LII Main street, and
is for sale by all of the booksellers In this city.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DECISION OF TIE CoUHr OF ArpEA1.s IN THE
SANDS CAsE.--The case of Johnson Ii. Sands.
of Henrico county, convicted Of completely
in the Haunstein forgery case, was finally
decided by the Court of Appeals OH yester-
day. The decision, which was rendered by
Judge AIoncure, was adverse to the appel
liant, and was unanimous save OIL two points.
These two points were the admiSsibility of the
evidence of A. II. Holladay, ESP, and John
W. Cole, Judges Staples and Christian hold
ing that the lower court erred in admitting
their testimony.
The certificate will not be sent to the Hust-
ings Court until the close Of the session OF
the Court of Appeals. In the mean time the
counsel for Nir. Sands, backed by Il numer-
ously-signed petition of citizens, will urge an
application for pardon upon the attention OF
the Governor. If it is unsuccessful the prl-
soncr will be taken to the penitentlary to
serve y term of four years, in accordance with
the finding of the jury on bis third and last
trial.
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Ready-madc clothing and gentlemen furnishings
have been put down In price at e. y. SPENCE 6
Soy'S 1900 Is the place for bargains.
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CSNAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N TuF
H1cHMoND PosT-OFF1cE JANUARY "a, 1872
Mrs. A. W. Winslow, Greenvlle. Ga: Miss
n. ID. Taylor, Petersburg, Va; 4, NJ. Brax-
ton, Richmond, Va; Mis-. j. A. Byrne
Southford, Conn.
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TRT BOX OF - Undoubted Cure" prepared by
DR.. &. WILSON HUNTER-a positive and pcrma-
ncnt cure for rheumatism and neuralgia. For sale
by all druggists, and BY PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va.
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DlscnARGED.-liilesT Tallcy, charged with
stealing $3.50 from J. 5. ,. Tinslcy: was yes
terday discharged by Justice White, the cTi-
denc: not being sufficient to convict the &C
rISpH
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JOB PRISTrSc.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks Of courts, shers, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all other
having orders printing, to the facilities offered ii
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Rill-Hcads Lctter-Eeads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Hlapks. PAMPHLETS Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills of Fare Show-Bills Checks Drafts, &C., &c.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Leave your orders for dress and business suits
with E. b. SPENCE & Son. They have good mate
rial, good cutters. and good wOrkIncn |
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TALENT WILL TELL.-The exclusive right has
been awarded TO the s'LEE" Gallery for making
photographs by Mrs Randolph's new and beautiful
process. While this method increases the beauty Of
the subject, it also insures durability.
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Haper's Magazine for February, one of
The best numbers ever issued, is received
from and for sale by Ellyson d Taylor,
ll16 Main street.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY "a, 1879.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY "a, 1879.
ARRIVED. - ~" :
Steamer Palsade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W. p. Brett, agent;
Schooner Caroline Holmes, jackson, Baltlmore,
coal, City Gas Works.
SAILED. ,
Steamer Eliza Hancox, iiford, Norfolk, mercslan-
disc and passengers /. g. Tatum, agent. ~.
ChickahomIiy, lumber, Curtis C Parker. :
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ;.
Bosrov, January 2?.-North German bark Peplta-
Gatjen
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HENRY BATES, $40 Main street, has just received
another beautiful lot of those genuine English
CheyIot Shirts Those in want had better call early
and make their selection.
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PERSON AL.

SsPECIAL NOTICE.-Wii the gentleman
y acIuanlci with the particulars Of the McGleatson
c.tate, IA Scotland, please write ut once TO
JOHN 4. GILLS, JH.,
Attorney Ut Law,
j. 25-2tf Amelia Courthouse, Va.
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-A public
Temperance meeting will be held i'll Spring
licld Hall this evening ut O'Clock.
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ls7o.-SILK HATS. SILK HATS Spring style just
received at A. a. ALIENS 1910 Main street.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-The Governor
mas appointed L. Herbert Janvier commits
Sioner SIr Of deeds for Virginia, to reside in
PENNSYLVANIA, -
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NJ. ELLYsoS & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
Inserted In any Journal Of the country at regular
otnc
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ADyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade IN any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYsoS & Co. WIN
take advertisements and have them Inserted at pub
llshcrs' rates. !.
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Tho curtain rises precisely Mt O'Clock p. II. The
masks. handsomely arranged, are OH the stage. The
procession follows Immediately In the following Or
der-vlZ., i ..t ".-9# s..s| +.
|. HERALD, insplendid costume, foilowedby masks
.. TEN MEaiBERS OF THE COMMITTEE In
YCPgcr costume.
2. SUN AND MOON drifting on clouds H. t X
!. UNDISE on 4 shell-formed chariot, and sur
rounded by fishes. s.# 'H#
5. DIFFERENT MASKS. with flags, standards, SC.
8. VIRGINIA, III full arnn0r on rock-fOrmed cha
riot, ornamented with flags and four has re-
liefs representing the fine arts, music, drama,
painting, and poetry surrounded by twelve
pages. ,..-.i.y ... ...... .sr - ..
I. COMIC Masks with flags and standards.
!. PRINCE CARNIVAL, In gorgeous array, riding
on the great elephant Ttppo Saib, led and
surrounded by Arabs, and followed by masks
INTERMEZZos.
MARCH OF ALL MASKS, playing upon newly in
vented (home-made) Instruments.
ITALIAN with Mandoine and monkey. ..-N r
COMMANDMENT OF THE DRESS CIRCLE with
confectioneres by the infant artillery: can
mons imported from the world-renowned fac
tory of Kouph; grand performance OF tho
camel elephant Tppo Saib; dance OF vil-
layers, with city movements; Monch Of tho
sSIp-sNAP~sNoR
The stage win be splendid,y decorated by Messrs.
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ST. PArL's DAY.-T'his being the festival
Of the conversion Of ST. Paul, divine service
will be held at ST. pauls church at l.
i.,.in.,i. Gf
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LEAVE your orders for all kinds Of wood mt WooD
( Sons, Ninth and Main.
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GENE THREAD.--Just rc-a~aZgNs,
- "eiyed, 5000 pounds Of SEINE Sss-sSSssSa'~
THREAD Of all Nos. aud qualities aud for sale low,
II L. LICIiTESSTEIN'S,
Importer or Seine Thread and dealer In Seae Twfnes,
EDI"s, Cotton Yarns, &C., 1905 and 1907 Franklin
Sfcel, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. :,
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4itllmontl nispatth.


RfT THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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Umbrellas at L. b. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main
street.