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Decoration Day at Evansville.

EVANSVILLE, IND May Sl.-The deco.
ration services today were participated
in by large concOurse. One veteran Of
1873, six Of Mexico, and large number
Of the Union soldiers Of the rebellion,
participated. One Revolutionary sold.
ier's grave was garlanded, and flowers
stroWn over several hundred later Union
heroes from many States. Eloquent ad.
dresses by Hon. W. F. Parrett aud Col.
]. s. Buchanan were made. Two bands
Of music and several thousand people
DartiCipated.
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DETROIT.

DETROIT, June 1.-The German Roman
Catholic Benevolent Union Of the United
States commenced its 18th annual con.
Venliou here to-day.
The 5L Clair Flats canal will the pres.
ent season be widened to 200 feet, and the
depth increased 10 10 leet. The work
viii be commenced Immediately. Lights
will be extIDguished on the 18th instant,
and the passage closed until the Job ls
dnlshed.
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Internal Revenue Receipts.

WASHINGTON, May 3l-Internsl rev.
enue receipts today were $03l ,0lli total
for the month were 1885, ,l07; grand
total were $l080l0,229. Total for the
fiscal year thus far were only $3,9s3,TS
less than the estimate Of the commission
Crs for the entire fiscal year, and the in
dlcations are that the receipts during
June will make the total at least SS,OOO,'
600 in excess Of the estimates.
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Knn.ar Renders Arrested In Iowa.

DUBUQUE, May 9l,-A young man sup.
posed to he young Bender, son Of the we'll
known Kansas murderer, was arrested at
West Liberty, Iowa, TO day; and woman
thought TO be Mrs. Bender was arrested
at Oxford, Iowa, There seems to be little
doubt as 10 their identity. Both parties
arc held for further developments.
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U. p. Church General Assembly.

PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-The General
Assembly Of the United Presbyterian
church, Of North America, reassembled
this morning. A report Of the commit.
lee on old records and historical docu.
ments Of SynOds and Presbyteries Of the
Associate Union was presented. Also
report ot the committee on church prop
erty. Rev. Edward A. Collier addressed
the assembly, saying that the Reformed
Church rejOiced in thelincrease Of men,
bership Of tue United Presbyteries, and
In their institutions Of learning. At the
beginning Of the year there was a debt
on tho Foreign Board Of $3l 600, and
now there Is enough money in the treas
ury TO wipe out every cent Of the debt.
The Moderator in reply invited Mr. COL
lier to seat In the Assembly. Rev. Geo.
Patterson and Rev. Jas. Bennett, dele.
gates from Synods Of Canada, were invi.
ted to seats, and addressed the Assembly
Signor Matteo PrOchet, President Of the
Waldensisu church, OF Italy, was intro
duced and delivered an address. The
Assembly then took a recess to enable the
members to take drive through Fair
mont Park, and enjoy tho banquet at
Belmont.
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The Plymouth Church Scandal to DO
InVeSItKRIet.

New YoRK, Juno THE Brooklyn
Eagle says Mr.. Beecher and bis friends
have determined to take definite action
In the whole matter Of the Bowen, TIL
ton, ,Beecher scandal and that at meeting
of the deacons Of Plymouth church FIJI
day evening It was resolved to proceed at
once with the investigation. Mr. Bowen
Is said 10 be now IN Indianapolis.
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Graduating Exercises at tho Naval
Academy.


BALTIMORE, juno IA special dis.
patch from Annapolis says that at the
graduating exercises OF the cadets yester
day, Admiral Dayis delivered the annual
address in the chapel, after which a dress
parade took place on the grounds. The
graduating midshipmen anil engineers
then stepped forward from the ranks and
threw down their muskcts and swords as
is customary, and marched up In front ol
Secretary Robson, the band playing
"Ain't l glad 10 get out Of the Wilder
ness" Secretary Robson made abort
speech and delivered diplomas to tho mid.
shipmen.
The following arc the names of the
graduating class in the order OF merit:
Wm. Il. Schueltz; Mo; G. W. Deering,
Mo-; J. fowler, Mass; T. B. Howard, at
large, Presidential appointee; q. W.
CoWles, Conn; 8. W. B. Diehl, Pa; G. J.
Badger, at large; A. A. MichSelSon, at
large; 4. @. Young, Ky; R. F. Nlchol.
son, New Orleans; J. p. Underwood,
Mich; F. A. MilniGr, New York; F. Ty.
Ter, Mich; II. Merrell, N. Y; @. F. Put.
nam, Ills; Z. B. Underwood, at large; A.
s. Case, ut large; W. F. HalseY, Louis.
lana; NJ. A. sc6ufeldt, Conn; s @. Lem.
ley, N. c.; W. Winder, N. Il; T. Z
Muse, Nd; J. B. Robinson, at large; ].
W. Bean, N. G.. a. Reynolds, Nd, @. b.
T. Moore, Illinois; 2 z Matzmulls, En-
pLre Of Japan; T. E. d. W. Veeder, New
York.
When the Secretary concluded deliver.
ing diplomas, the band played 1.-THE girl
LEFT behind me-" other classes cheering
the graduates. Tho graduates have one
months leave, and will then be ordered
TO sea. Tho Second aud Fourth classes
leave on tho Constellation, on Wednesday
or Thursday, for summer cruise. The
Third class have three months leave.
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New Jerusalem Church Conference.

CINCINNATI, May 3l,-At tue morning
session Of tho Ministerial Conference Of
the New Jerusslam Church, now 10 SEES
sion here, q committee was appointed to
prepare new Liturgy. The annual ad-
dress was delivered by Rev. W. Il. Ben
ade OF Pittsburgh, on "The Authority Of
Swedenborg." The afternoon was princi.
pslly devoted to the discussion Of ad-
dresses.
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Weather Report.
Wan DsPARTNKNF,
ORRICB or FHE CHIBV SIaHAL oYVTuiR.
WAsHLRGroH, d. c., May sl.-60lP. 4.



For New England, southwesterly TO
northwesterly winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather. For the middle States,
wlnde shifting to easterly and sOutherly
and generally warm weather. For the
South Atlantic and Gull States east OF the
Mississippi, northeaslerly 10 southeasterly
winds, with .pnssihly light areas, Of light
rains along the sOunlh Atlantic coast,
from Tennessee, Ohio and Michigan,
with fresh brisk winds and increasing
clOudiness from Missouri, Illinois aud
the lake region TO DIkOta and Nebraska,
falling barometer, with fresh 10 brisk
easterly to sUutherly winds, vcerlng TO
sUutherly and westerly, with cloudy
weather and rain areas.
The Chief Signal officer has an OBJ
server at the scene Of the recent tornado
in Iowa, with instructions to follow Its
course from beginning to end, and col.
lecL date for full scientific report.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, May 3l.-An explosion yes
terdpy In a colliery near Wigan, killed
six miners, and destroyed much property.
FRENCH COMMERCIAL TREATY TO BIZ
ABANDONED.
LONDON, May 3l.-The French Gov
ernmeut proposes 10 abandon the com
merCial treaty with England. ...-
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FRANCE.

German Evacuation to be HaStened.
PARIS, May Silt is reported that the
Bank Of Franco will advance the funds
necessary to complete the payment Of the
war indemnity, and tho evacuation OF
French territory by the German troops
will follow Immediately.
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Great Tin Discovery in california.

BAN Francisco, May 3l.-A dispatch
from Los Angeles this evening reports
discovery Of o mammoth tin ledge, forty.
Eve miles from the city on the San Antonio
groupings, and traced mile. The place
where the specimens were obtained Is a
ledge sixty miles wide.
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Departure Of Train for Europe.

New YORK, May 3l.-The United
Slates Circuit Court Of Connecticut issued
a subEoas icT George Francis Train 10
testify in the Credit MobllIer case, but he
sailed for Europe before tho warrant could
be served. He.goeS TO Stuttgart TO meet
his wife and children.
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PTTTsBURoH, June 1.-The river con.
tInues TO decline gradually, The marks
at Z o'clock this evening indicated three
feet ten inches water In tho channel.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, June 1-River falling
with fifteen leet NJ water In the channel.
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CannlbaIl.m In ,he FerIec TSia1ds:

NEW York, June IA letter from the
Feejee Islands states that the Mountain
Savages killed family Of whites named
Burns and some Polynesian laborers, alto.
gether sixteen whites, whose bodies were
found horribly muiilated, and some ol
the bodies were carried away Tor a caDni.
bal feast,
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A Man Accidentally Shoots His
VITA

WARRINGTON, May 8l.-Last evening
about 8 O'Clock, James Buchanan, col.
ored, while in q dispute with another
party, accidentally shot bis vile, iB6Icrng
fatal wound. Buchanan was arrested.
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P.W. & K.-Work 10 progressing on
the railroad section containing the heavy
Gross Creek job, and we understand that
Mr.. White who has the section lmmedl-
ntely above, alSn a troublesome one, Il
nearly done-R RsllJurg Herald.
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NEW YORK, May 3l-Loans decrease
$l,ss7, 500; specie decrease $l,l5O,G0Oi
legal tenders increase 81 $40 ,4OOi net de-
pOsitS. decrease $l,02j,s0Oi circulation de-
creNss S47,7OO.
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New YoRK, May 8l.-Arived-The
steamer Kronpmise from Hamburg, the
India from Glasgow.
LONDoN, May 3l;-Arrived out-Thc
steamers Russia, AsSyria and Aragou from
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"A FIRE at Baltimore on Sunday, morn.
ing destroyed the chemical works Of
Frank Slingluti i Co. Loss 100000 In.
surance $4,000.
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GhtGrteAiqenGer:

Pnop. Loos, of Bethany College, writes
,po,e In our columns this morning to say
,bn, Judge CHASE was not present at the
grnsEY meeting in Esquire GILNoRE's
s,rp in this county in 1874. The address
however, that was adopted by the meet
ing was written by him and read by MAYS
BELL, Esq, OF West Alexander, who
made this notable uttGrauce: To-day
We pant the banner of Free Soil on Vir'
giaia's hills, and we may yet live to sec
virginiS free State" Doubtless Mr..
BILL can make some interesting addl'
ions to this "Reminiscences and we trust
sc shall hear from him.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-Another loan Of
400 600, payable 10 thirty.eight years, Il
proposed TO continue the street improve.
ments under the direction Of the Board Of
Public Works oi the District of Columbia,
bill having been introduced for that pur.
pose IN the Legislature.
TREASURY PROaRAMWE FOR JUNE.
The Secretary of the Treasury has di.
rected the Assistant Treasurer at New
York 10 give notice that during tho month
Of June he will purchase $500, 900 Of bonds
on the first and third Wednesdays each,
and will sell $4,000, 900 in gold on the first
and third Thursday each, and 81, 500 900
on the second and fourth Thursday each.
In all he will sell 100000 In gold and
purchase 100000 oil bonds.
GEN. sHERMAN's VIEWS ON sANTATA AND
DIG TREE.
While General Sherman In conVerSa.
ton continues to emphatcally diScounte.
nance the request made TO the Governor Of
Texas for tho relief Of Santants and Big
Tree, and says he has no authority TO In.
teriere In tue matter, II being in the hands
Of the executive authority, but at the same
time he thinks whatever promises have
been made for the restoration Of these
chiefs to their people ought to be carried
out in good faith.
THE M'REEZIE RAID.
The Mexican Minister has not yet re.
ceived full official account OF the parlic.
ulars attending Col. MCKeDzie's opera.
tons against the Lipons and Kickapoos,
and therefore Is not now prepared 10 rep.
resent tho case to our Government, with
q view to explanations, and there Is no
doubt that these will be placed on the
ground oi the duty of the Government to
protect It's citizens and punish all hostile
invaders OF our soil, wherever found, The
Mexican Government being unwilling or
unable to prevent such inCursions It Is
said In military circles that the operations
Of Col. Mckenzie will doubtless serve as
q warning to all armed bands who cross
TO our territory for stealing or other mur.
derous purposes.
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BY TELEC GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntsllIgeneer.

CBy the Wcstern Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Bts)
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IxntclatS of pythiaS.
EycRIAL AND ANNIVERSARY SERVICE OVER THt
DEAD.
LS,;n,.i;Il telegram TO the Dlspntch.

DEAD.
ISrcr,al telegram To tir Dispntcb.J
NoaroiK, May lG.-Noltolk Lodge, No. .,
Knights Of Pythias, bcld memorial ana MI
n;vers,,rv service over the dead Of the Ordcr
buried here this afternoon. The services
took place at CRANKY Street Methodist bp'a-
rupai church, aud were OF very interesting
character. The following was the order OF
service ut the church:
1. Opening ode.
.. Introductory remarks and prayer hy
Knight Rev. b. NJ. Saunders.
5. Address by Knight Rev. W. 4. Ed
wards.
! Remarks by Knight Rev. }. u. B@c,.
well and Knight Rev. J. nj. Holmes.
). Uead-roll called by Knight Rev. }. NJ.
Holmes.
9 Burial service, read by &. {. +. A.
Duttcn.
7. HYMN, Nearer, my God, to Thee.
4. Bcnedction by knight Rev. w. +. Ed
wards.
At the conclusion OF the services at the
church the line was reformed aud marched
to the cemetery, where flowers were s're"n
over the graves. Among those thus re-
membcred was Knight A. j. AddiuSton, OF
s,ract.se Lodge, No. 8. Richmond.
After the decoration OF the graves the 'ihe
was again formed, and murclvd to the Ar'''
,lelny green for parade, lnstertion. and re-
view.
The cerenonics nre saId 10 be the frst OF
the kind Witnessed in Virginia. If not In the
United States.
A large num- er of rer-ons were In attend
aucc. The knights, In uniform, made fine
| appearance.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsuISGros. May oG.--For THE lakes and
thence to the ONO Valley nortbea'ter'y ana
so,,thea>rerly winds, veerins to southwest
erlv and. norlhwcstcrIy, warm, cloudy wea-
thcr, and rain. a.
For the Northwest, anil thence to the
Lower Missouri VALLEY, nor,hrrly aud norm
westerly winds. falling temperature, highcr
pre- sure. clearing weather. aud occ'sloha'
rain. ...s
For the Gulf aud South Atanilc Statss
and Tennessee southwesteIly and sousherlJ
wind>, partly cloudy and clearing weather
with occasional rain.
For the Middle states southeasterly "ina'
falling barometer, partly cloudy weather
and rain in Virginia, Wet Virginia, ant
Western Pennsylvania.
For Canada and New England southeast
crly and northeasteriy winds, partly cloud!
weather, and occasional rain.
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SAs FRANCISCO. May .G.-itcport' from
Fa,rci,ilds state that Captain Jack IS IN The
north Of the Pitt River country, win twen-
five warriors. who "a! they viii Ole "ith
their rifles In their hands. General Davis
hss ordered the troops 10 go In pursuit oil
them.
General Giltcm has been ordered to pro-
,eed TO the beadquslte ters Of bis regiment al
Benicia. Colonel Wbeatsn. has been rem
| stated. ,,..
Though hafs dozen Modocs were lsteiy
| near the camp waiting; to surrender, tne
| savuses who are still free have broken INTO
small bands, and the movements OF Inc sol'
| dicrs will he mate accordingly.
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WaiIr0nfS Matters.

BALTIMORE, May 26.-Tbe Metropolitan
branch of The Baltimore and Ohio rail Dad,
between Washington city and Point Of
Rocks. was opened TO passengers yesterday.
All through trains between Baltimore and
the West, each way, now r1,n raa .Washing-
ton ci,y, shortening the distance lorty-tisLt
miles. -, ~ x.,,
AlnAsY, N. l.. May 90.-The New York
Central Railroad Company has commenced
suit against United States Collector bs,'es 10
recover the scrip dividend tax collected :" H.
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,,. ,nl WI, Called. and only thirteen mem
g. ~. ,..,a,r,sd ~ ;nt.ir names. No quorum
..,,u.. ,r,>rii. the President read the ordi
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h,r,hy ,rutcs,cd IN ,.,il meet.
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REEs Co ARE THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ARTISTS
In the city In producing pleasing hkencsses Of the
many that patronizc them. They were the first to
reduce their prices, and are now the only artists In
The city that really give you cheap picture We
have many cheap galleries In The city. but what te
people want Is Just what REEs & Co. give them
cheap. good pictnrn:.
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ID. CoLuMBUs's Ice CREAM SALOON,
RrnaI asrpp

ID. CoLuMBUs's Ice CREAM SALOON.
No 3!l Broad street.
Bill of fare for Tuesday, May 2dh
No. Pure cream and orango.lee.
No,o Lemon, orange, chocolate, strawberry.
vanilla, bana,a, and pineapple"
REMEAHkR.
that ID, C,iuMRUS, Al Eroid s'r'ef docs not Hi'ir-
take tv sell 'Surrui!rdn cheap icc.cre1ln.
EEhEYBkR,
tl.s, the bCst Is always The eheslmst W ulc rlih
REMEMBER, =
thai ii |. better to pay fair price for y"H Te"ht
than tu buy ci,edp cream. composed OF materials
thrt net like poison on the digestive orgAno aud
ceu.. you to pay medical bills.
REMEMBER.
that d. CuLuMBrS Is willing tn have hi cream
analyzcd by DIR. TAYLOR. the great Virginia chem
ist or any otlier medical expert.
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= TRIED ASD TRrE. Whit wor,ls uf conf
.icncc aud trust are these. u (, what MANY poor
sufferer can say of IiEMBoLD'S BUCHU. II Is the
only reliable medicine FOR those terrible diseases of
the kidneysan urinary organs. Beware Of coun-
terieits. The genuine has the private proprietary
stamp of Fl. 7. HEMBOLD. Full directions with
e1ch bottle. JOHN +. HENRY, New York, sole
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Norfolk.

rr-SIR.L or COLONEL cORpREw-ARRlEAL OF
LIVERPOOL STgAMER-THE PASSENGER ANU
FREIGHT lIsT---TROTTISG RACE AT ROANOKE
PARK.
Especial telegram to the DispatchI
NORFOLK. VA, May 26.--Thc funeral OF
Colonel I. j. Corprew took place TINS aitcr-
noon, and was attended by dctachmentS OF
the Blues and City Guards, In uniform. ana
large numb;r Of citizens.
The British steamship Ariel, Captain
Jones, chartered by the Allan line OH ;tc-
count of press OF business, arrived ut thS
port Yesterday morning, with foIty'iour
passengers aud II heavy freight. only h'c
passenger. nour French and one EnSh>m
di,cmbarkcd here. The freight landed con-
sisted of 200 sacks OF salt and four pack
ares of merchandise. Two of The "tt'r
were for 4. Fisher, Richmond, and the
other, for Staunton.
Both of The Allnn steamers arc no" on
the Portsmouth side ot tie river. ihe
,ripI sailed this afternoon for Baltimore.
| The Austrian Sarlcd on the 2Oth from Liver
mol for Norfolk, aud i, due here June 4.
A trulting rure took place at koalloke
Park this afternoon between II. Dudley ID.
q. Van aud +. Lulhcr'o b. m. NelIe-bcsI
two in three. in harnesS-Ior purse OF S'oo.
Il resulted in the mares winning both heats.
| Time Nellie, 2:43 and 2:3'; Van, 2:ii und
A4J4. The betting was slow, although
large crowd was in allendaucc. The time
made by the Dmrc Was the best ever made on
this track
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Evangelical Lutheran Gcneral synoo
| EIGHTEENTH ANIMAL SESSION.
Especial Telegram to the Dispatch.l
| MORNING SESSION.

~ MORNING SESSION.
SALEM, ROANOKE COUNTY. VA, May &c.
| synod met ut the usual hour. A CeDtrai
| Committee was established at Salem, with
corresponding member 10 each District
Synod. The following are the names OF the
gentlemen composing the committee Rev.
D. f. Brittle, u. D., Rev. Professor 5. \. Re-
pass, William NJ. Conley. Esq, correspond
ing members of Virginia synod Rev. ID. n.
Gilbert, of Southwestern Virginia synod;
Rev: J. J. Sherrer. OF South Carolina Synod
Rev. A. X. Rudd. OF Georgia synod; Rev. d.
Fl. Bitte, d. D.. of Mississippi synod; and
Rev. NJ, Henegan.
The Committee on Church Literature pre-
sented report recommending the L"h'ero"
Visitor, Hd,rfanss Cdiech,Sn,, and the issues
of the Lutheran Publication. House, IN Phila-
de!phia. to the Church. The committee also
reported the literary institutions ina flourish
ing condition.
Resolutions were adopted in reference 10
| the death of Dir. Berly. OF South Carolina,
delegute-eltct to the General Synod.
| AFTERNOON SESsioE.
The report of the Board "f Trustees pf
| the Theological Seminary WAS received.
Rev. T. ". Dash. Of Charleston, ;. e.,
presented the kind interest and traternal ir"
| CARDS of Rev John Blchaion, D., LII. d.,
| and asking the prayers OF the body. Synod
then united with the President in prayer for
the brother.
The thanks of synod were rendered to tue
citizens of Salem. to the railroads. &c. also,
! to the faculty of Roanoke College Tor kind
attention, in showing them through tue
college.
The synod adjourned after harmonious
session to meet in savannah, Ga. on the
| last Thursday OF April. 1874.
The pulpits of the town and vicinity were
Tiled Yesterday by the members OF synod.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-27

PROPERTY SuLD IN MANCHESTER. .Me,srS
Robertson, Bronaugh Il Co. sold house
and lot. corner Twelfth avenue and Balm
bridge street. Manchester. for S1.1O0; and
one on Bainbridge street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth avenues. TOR Sl.1oo; both tc
+. l.. Foster. Esq, Of Lynchburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-27

un.srkEErERs. ArTESIlOS.-Those who Will
c,,.rtaiu delegates 10 the Baptist General Associ"-
linn of Virginia. which meets I'm this city ih' week.
,ud VIII, wish icr-crtam Will find 1t In Their interest
to buy their cream uf PtAzISI who VIII MAKE Il re-
,iucion In their favor. Ken chiper. IL VIII s'' ~"
mich tronbir Ia buy your e'ser'. fc "'' ''N' "
81, t,u,s and sizes also pies. Leave Your or'er"
..,t,I, I,J ant, ,,pr,