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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
Rener.a Lsoof LInIment.

1 have tested Boyer's Hoof Liniment on the feet
OF over one huHdfed horses. The difference IN tAe
condition OF the feet q 20 great IN tts fsVof thAt
would not be Wfthent 1t for ten times its cost II
should be properly applied 20 every horses hoof, es
pecially IN the Sumnlea when the horses feet are
hwAys in contact with the heated earth, which
dsiss them ap and tlsy become hard and feseTssh.
which produces contraction. corna, quarter cracks
CONTRACTION OF the back EfneW, commonly called
aKnee Sprung" and often from the pains m the
hoofs 1t producea sweeney In the shoulder. We're
commend 1t as the best preparation we ever used
1t should be used on every horses hoof as comhion
" aa oil is uAed on harness mons beots 70 keep
them in good condition. Z. K. CONKLIN,l
Proprietor and Superintendent Of the Continental
Stsiiss. BansoHl Stress, PhiIadelphia hi
III ia = RREEGHURET d CO., ARcthsosEisz.
fsrsu5.L n8ao.I cor. sixth aRd hartet Htraats,
Hoof Eminent are fully prepared 70 supply 1t
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
must do.

The City Council last evening, with general
unAnimity, made an offer with respect to the
erection Of new building for city and county
uses, which is both fair and liberal. The city
needs building, and so does the county. Un-
qlestionAbly the people will be best accommo-
dated, in all respects by placing the Courts in
Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
Pratt's Astral OIL

supplies fully the want for perfectly safe and rel-
able Illuminating OIL for family use, free not only
from the danger OF an explosion, but from the dam
ger OF the nuld gnitlng should the lighted lamp be
upset. 1t Is free from Objectionable odor, burns in
the ordinary kerosene lamps, furnishing light un1
equaed by gas, satisfactory In every particular, and
Tree from all apprehension OF danger 1t Is put up
In one gall, five gall. and ten gall. packages; each
can ls closed with metal cap bearing the manu-
facturers's stamp. BY Purchasing these cans with
the Beas uncut the genuineness OF the goods is war
ranted with the assurance Of obtaining an oil per-
fectly pure and safe. Supplied, wholesale and re-
tail BY
3. BRTNGHURsT & CO., Apethecaries.
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
WtlmfnOtanj
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10

The COMMERCIAL, to-day, is greatly crowded
b. reports Of various important meetings, the
Legislature, and other State and local affairs
We must give the news, first, and editorial and
miscellaneous matter, afterward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
England.
DEATH OF II

DEATH OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
LONDON. Jan. 9.
The Ex-Emperor Napoleon died at Chiselhurst
at noon, yesterday
Although Napoleans condition was regarded
as serious, his death created much surprise, as
. previous dispatch stated that he had passed a
better night and his symptoms were unchanged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
Congressional Proceedings.
HOUSE.

WILMINGTON, Jan. 9.
Mr.. Wood denounced the act of last session
creating shipping commissioners. He said that
one commissioner at New York was making a
hundred Thousand dolIArs, partly by his office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
The old I,bnrtx Rel,

The old and historic bell of 1776 that is hung
in Independence Hall in Philadelphia is under
going removal to be hung on its original tim
bers, in the hallway Of the State House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-10
Chester Notes.

The carpenter shop and chemical store house
Of James Ledward 4 Son, were destroyed by
fire on Sunday. but II will not stop the mill.
Water communication with PhilAdelphia Is
still kept up but navigation is very difficult
One boat was 4S hours in the passage.
Council has unanimously voted to open Front
street, from the creek to Welsch street.
There is a now good prospect Of new lock
up. 1t is greatly needed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-07

CoNvEYAEcEs OF REAL IsrATB made during
the week ending April5:
Lot fronting 81 feet on Second street, COR
ner Jackson fnterest), for $3.50.
Lot fronting. 50 feet on Second street, cor
ner jackson, for 81 300. ,,- ~
Lot fronting 80 feet on Main street near
CulYert.s for 5000. 's, z an I rs;-.-A !
Lot fronting 132 feet on Cary street, corner
Twenty y-frst 4two-thirds interes), for s14,-
800. afte3tEA ss2ss #'tslra "a srf,..a '7'sr
+ Lot fronting 1sO feet on Broad street, cor
ner Ninth, for $12, 900. ''tf '2''o'''' -.
Lot fronting on Adams plan {tax-titleA
for S3 13. -,
Lot fronting 125 feet on Water street, and
lot fronting 81 feet on Water, street, corner
Peach, and lot, fronting 20 feet on Water
street, for $4,000.
Lotfronting 81 feet on Brook avenue, cor
ner Leigh street, for S2,400.
Lot fronting % feet on Cary street be
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, for o, 300
Lot fronting $50 feet on street, cornel
Twenty-ninth street, for 81 ,260.
f., Lot fronting 80 feet on Graham street fol
s157.50. 49,. 5,,1 n=..'...a !
Lot fronting 21a feet on Main street neal
Seventeenth, for $4,000. :. =. ); a. !
Lot fronting 35 7-12 feet ON Eighth stree
corner Franklin, for $11, 500. :. ','e3
Lot fronting 26s feet on Fourth street be
tween Clay and Leigh, for 81, ITO.
Lot fronting quarter. acre on Broad street
corner Twenty y-ninth, for 81 800.
Lot fronting 27 feet on Fourth street be
tween Leigh and Jackson, for $450. III
Lot fronting 62 feet, on Sixth street corner
Baker, for 1924. ,z.e,.a .,ska
Lot fronting "A feet on Cary street he
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth, for$5 500
Lot fronting 81 feet on Clay street neal
Twenty-seventh, for 81, ,025. 5.-----------
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thts point has long been ffeIs by the unopfe,
,wh0 now caafnnr soudIy for af1ange. They
| afe enferprisiHg and prog esslye, and VIII
not longer submit ttei this lovely portion of
the city being dsvnrseii for the want Of thst
faEor that; other Rectsons Of the, city receive
ct the hands of the municipal auth horitieS.
With the many disadvantages that thepeo-
PIE have Iabored Under by this miserable ar
frangeInenf, property has been steadily on the
increase, ,5snd countless Indications OF
ton. But none or this cdn Be
attributed TO the liberal spirit OF the Coun-
| ell. aStiH We esnot inclined TO taurt them In
the siighfsst manner for this ssnatsention, for
we know a: :large, number Of them personally,
and know they possess In an eminent degrees
every qualification befittfng them for the Inn
Fportaht position they ifiIl. &c Pie paltry sum
to accomplish this object, notwithstanding
the depletea condition of the city treasury,
would be mere bagateIle when compared
/ with the vast; good that must necessarily re-
esult from the perfecting Of the scheme under
consid eration. Il Is one which has for many
years been discussed BY some of the most
prominent citizens, who had the sagaeity TO-
zee that the rapid growth OF ithe city, which
Is now visible in every quarter, would
compel the ConncilI to- open this street,
more particularly when IT SIS the opinion
Of some Of the leading men that the expen.
diture for this purpose viii be nothing In
4 comparison to the handsome revenue that Ii
must yield to the city. at the last meeting
of the Council the sum Of sf 800 was sppro;
priated to the Efba Park Real Estate Asso;
lsciatien for the extension of Marshall street
beyondits present western terminus It'may
look little queer toione who will visit that
locality and see that there is but one house
standing ON Hancock street, and that con-
siderable distance. from the. terminus oi
Marshall street. Thissswolid appear to
Ia5epractical mind as almost useless
expenditure of money at this time,
and we only mention this as.showing q lit
The piece Of inconsistency on, 1.-The part Of the
Council. In conclusion, we, hope that the
Council will, at their next meeting, give this
subject proper consideration, and appropri
ate money enough toileSeiS toithe earth the
lunsightly spectacle standing now between
Jackson and Duval .streets.ak ,.aaatFs4;
ENTEBPRIsE.
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RESULT or THE INQUEST SATURDAT.-Men-
ton has already been made in the Dispatch
Of the finding of the body of James Hall in
the dock near Libby Prison. An inquest
was held over the remains at the City Morgue
Saturday morning, at which the Coroner
stated that there were no marks Of violence
upon the body. Only one witness; was ex-
amiued, and be gave q similar statement to
that already published. 1T is proper to re-
mark, however, that q number of letters
were found on the person of the deceased
which proved to be from gentleman I'D this
city with whom Dir. Hall hadhat1 corresponds
ence in relation to work while he was in
Washington city and just before he came TO
Richmond. - f..ra 4 =. i,..sr'. IL
The jury listened patiently to the testi.
mony, and rendered verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death on or about April
goth by drowning in the dock, and that the
drowning was probably accidental. The
jury further say that barriers should be
placed along the edge of the dock and basin
for the projection of the lives Of citizens.
The body was buried in Oakwood Cemetery
at the expense Of tie city. I, IS, ~. ss..,
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= PERsoNAL.-Mr. Lewis Webb, one Of our
oldest citizens, and for many years proni-
,nent merchant here, is lying very i'll at bis
residence, on Ninth street, stzJ,iG I. q !.
Major n. a. Hotchkiss is in the city
making arrangements for an. excursion next
month of the Maryland Press Association to
the West uia the York River Railroad route
and the. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.s
: information was received in this city on
from Mr.. John r. Thompson, for
merry of Richmond, who is now ip Denver
City, Col, in quest Of health. His friends
will be gratifed TO know that be y s, ,itli,prov'
!, Archbishop Bayley, who has been tsoiourn;
tinc In Richmond for several days, the guest
of Bishop Gibbons, left for Baltimore on Sat
yurday at moor, after o PROLONGED absence
from that city on visit to Florida. ~
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LETTERS CAaa1ER SYsTsM.-When this insti-
tuition was first established In the city there
were about 1000 boxes in the post-otfce
from which persons received their letters.
Now that the efficiency of the carrier system
has been fully tested, there are only 1S9.
Seven boxes have been given up since the lst
Instant szSti faia2 titSt - !,
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qBhPTIsT GERMAN MISSION CHAPEL 70 BE
Young Mems Missionary
Societies. iof the First, Second, Grace, and
Leigh.Street Baptist churches having ap-
pointed q committee. of twenty five from
each society to take into consideration the
chapel IN II this city, at have been diligently en'
- On Saturday the committee purchased
lot at the southeast. corner Of Monroe and
Marshall streets, upon whfchit is proposed
to build the chapel, and steps will be taken
at once to commence the erection 1df the
building.
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SCrRENE CouRr OF APYEALs, SATURDAY, Z
The following cases were disposed of: Y.
Robinson rs.% Rogers. Second Auditor.
Fully argued by Judge Crnmp and sub
united ss5bS 5sfS 81
hunters executrix us. Vaughan and ais,
Appeal allowed from n decree of the Ghancery
Court OF Richmond. ~
Boeps cs. Commonwealth. Submitted.
The Court will commence calling the
docket tomorrow. t.si - 81 istS7F.. 81
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CoNyIcrs DiscH ARaED. The following con-
vic:s have been discharged from the peniten-
tiary, their time having expired Low Walden,
sent from Petersburg on Gath December,
1867, for one year for housebreaking, and
Eve years added by the Circuit Court Of
Richmond for . second offence and Richard
Smith, sent from Nottoway county Decam-,
aber 24, 1867, for seven years for houssbreak-,
Binp and hrcenY.t1 Sea ff5fe Sf3FE ~
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= HoNoRABLy D1sCHARGEp.-Mr. John a.
Davis, of Tunstalrs, in; New Kent county,
was before Commissioner NJ. f. Pleasants
on Saturday, charged with perjury In falsely
swearing to some account in bankruptcy
After a tedious examination he was honor
ably discharged by the commissioner.
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4 sTHr wEArnzE Saturday was Of tha summer
variety, the thermometer reaching 8Edegrees
In the shade ut 3 o'clock I. Mo I'm the early
morning it folio wed out 8. Old PrpbsD PFC.
dicsions in the way Of 9 threatening, ana
early risers had a sight OF 8 beautiful rain.
bow, but later in, the morning IL cleared
2aRSy, md Fslnained clear for the Gasance az 4,
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Tribute oa,Raspees.

March il, 1879. r,
At aregular meeting Of tfs Beard of DIRECTORS Of
the Buckingham Savings Bank, held at their oface
this day, the following preamble and resolutaons
we're offered and adopted: III,
g whereas It has pieased an sl-wiss Providence 10
;rsmoys from ,ouSg mtdssr by the hand ofrdeath,
NIeHonAsF 8pcoCK, ,thsp aaent Of: :thig institl-
tion ; and whereas we desira 70 hear imony to
h,s niy nofle and gcnesons and 70 hisin-
corraptibIe integrity and Haleieacy s an otaecs;
therefore, be IL az SsS5sfss 5yfss t4iI
aRssoloed, That in the sdelth Of n. r. BocpcK
this institution has been dc3yedof the services of
nn efcfent ocsr and the county Of It's most useful
and distinguished citizen y = s,,s,z sr, 81
] uRssossM, Tnak ws eztend 20 his berseyea fsmiIy
aud fsientis o9r sympathy for the trepar-
abIelless which they hare sustained. s yfF
20 Rsso,red That saf these resolutions fne
forNss,aried TO bis sa aad aiae pitiishea In the
iRichmond papers the Farmyilie eqnias asorssaitai
sud the Lynehburgs sacs. ss5 if8{i
..s,y 81 d. HnLs President
= M Il Moss, Secretarys 81 80
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PUBLIC INsTAIDArIoN.-The officers of
Fidelity Division, No. I, and Living Star
Division, No. :, Sons Of Temperance, will Bs
publicly installed this evening at half past
O'Clock at Wesley chapel, Seventeenth
street. The Cadets Of Temperance will sing
some of their odes on the occasion.;.fH y s,.i
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poLicE CoUnr-Justics Whits.--Items ut
'pis court were scarce on Saturday. Several
parties were before his Honor for violating
ordinances, the most 0f chem being for
keeping dogs without license. 8
:, James Scott, charged With beating George
y. Pendleton, was fined e1. s'ssss
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% COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIaD A7P. WEIRI-
GER q Co.'sa splendid line OF bats 70 select from
aud as the goods have been bought for cash hey car
offer great inducements to the trader G0125S1
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- NorARrEs PuBIdC ArPoiHTED.-Ihe Gov,
:ernor has appointed tue following noiaFies
public; MeekieabHfg ceunty, Eyree EG.
Finch: Southampton county y. 81. Prince ];
lRoekitieham county, w. g. THOMPSON; al.
,besnarle, 3 B III. Aagrudersi xsa isas 81
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5 !sufgHIoR TrA.--The, quality Of taas extra aue
tea FOE sale ss ". D. rBLAIB D. Co.'S ,czmot be
surpassed In this city samples Of this tes sens 81
amy direction frcs OF charge On application.
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INSTALLATION OF OPFlCEBs.-Combs Sec.
ton, No. g.. Cadets Of Temperance (colored),
have installed the following officers for tho
quarter, j. A. Tomkins, Wa; J.A.SsT Tate,
u, sA.;;itJ. e. James, r. S. ]; "a: j. harris,
A. s.: II. Foster, treasurer; K. Bannister,
"a A.fT.; IA. Mallory, g.; 'S.rGA. James,
usher; NJ, s.. Taylor, chaplain; E. Smith,
watch L. Allen, A. w. /; R.dA. Carter,
PsW.A. 8, S2i7'1 ~ =,
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HusrrNos CouRT.-The April term Of this
court commences to-day. A special grand
Jury bias been drawn, and will be in session
Tor the purpose of considering the case Of
giuseppe Simlone. Other cases yssA gprOba-
bly bc acted upon also. ,s& 5sSss
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|. UNAVAILABLE LETTERS. REhAIE1Ee IN THa
sr-OFF1cE AT RICHhoED, APBB b, 1873
John M. Allen, careof John W. Rison, Rich
mond. Va; John Up. Ballard, Richmond,
Va. "a. W.. Morris, State street, Richmond,
Vases =. = :f{,1 z 81 S.SsfSsyS = s.F9g3Ss +
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USE pooLEY's srxAsTtpgwpHR u yaa reissti
Light, swees, wholesome Biscuits Rolls, Psstxy,
&c.i yom grocer sells ft FuIiweishf and strength.
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| TIE; DOLLAR sToRE has sssg REcrIs1D 4
beautiful assortment OF hair-brashes,: comba, ant
ladies' lace collars und euffs which are by ar th,
most beautiful, they have ever offered fos the'ior
price Of one dollar. ii Afstg Y ss,ygy;is rYte,i
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9 FINE TEAs.-A large supply OF thas superior Ten
which has given such jnniversas satsfattton fos
sale at w. .. Bl,AIB q. Co ,B f,ss5s s.stss a,gess
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OUR LUMBER TRADB.-During the past
twelve months the following quantities Of
lnlnher were rereiyad in this city. -

OUR LUMBER TRADB.-Duriug the past
twelve months the following quantities Of
lumber were received in this city:
Richmond and Danville raiiroad... csl,5al feet
Richmond and Petersburg railr01d.- 6,2S2. 800 feet
Chesapeake and Chic railroad. e,24p,263 feet
Richmond aud York River railroad. i,ls1,sSs feet
Richmond: Fredericksburg and Poto-
James as River and Kanawha canal. a,oos,s1s @ fees
into The dock by saiii ng vessels from
eastern, northern, and southern
ports esides 2,257 ,ooS shnges,.... 6,77.4os feet
Total ............... .as.SIo,a7s feet
The rapid filing up Of the West is having
an important influence on the value cf lum-
Der all over the country, and the rapidity
with which the forests are being denuded Of
their growth should cause serious apprehen-
sion. Sections of country in Canada which
furnished in 1860 the finest quality of walnut
lumber are now buyers for their own con-
sumption from Indiana. This lumber is being
shipped from Missouri and Arkansas to New
York and Boston uiG New Orleans, and
large quantities to Europe from different
points. White wood, or poplar lumber, is
worth at the points Of production In Can
ada, Indiana, OF Michigan more money
than it was worth at retail in Rich
mond or New York In 1850. There
is general advance in all kinds Of
ptVuuSSu III CuC
to the lakes-indeed, everywhere north and
west-of from three to four dollars perl ,000
feet on the average. There must be aeon
linued increase in the prices of nearly every
kind Of lumber in the next few years, as we
have 10 90 further and further to
get it. The amount Of lumber brought
10 Richmond from Albany in 1860,
of all kinds, was some eight or nine
millions. Since that time, by reason of
the scarcity Of money, resulting from the mis-
fortunes OF the war, the consumption of
clear white pine and other kinds of costly
lumber has materially lessened, and our own
lumber substituted therefor. Much of the
lumber wEri'I has heretofore come by water
from A'Esu, came last year by rail-. The
anounv .cceii,,i now Of the descriptions
named a> being received from Albany lin
1860 is about from live to five and half
miIhouS. Much of the lumber produced
here might lind sale in northern and foreign
lu,rkcls, but it is not sawed Us well as it
shouId be as TO regularity of thickness and
general appearance; irregular in length, and
uauaiiy having pointed and rough ends.
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q PHoToeRArHs. The pictures turncd out at other
galleries In this city no way compare In anfs
with thoae made at RRns &fEa.'s.. Their iwork u
better than any we have seen, and their prices Hhn
the reach Of an Cards 9ssg per doasRs $i 80 pea
half DOZEN Largo sszeS Grand upwards. 19E9aEa
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s5oB PRNr1Na.s = calf ths Attention ,of ma
chants, clerks or courts, sherfGs hsyefs, ,rafroad
steamship and canal agants, and
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered
The DISPATCH PRINTING EsTABbtsEhHNT for th.
rprofpt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of Jon
PRINTING. iWecan furnish at short notice Cards
Bill-Heads, LetterH Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bilis. Catalogues
Bills OF Fare, show-Bills Checks, Drafts, &c, DC
rSatisIactioR guaranteed. &,g II 70 E3SeE.f
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CoAuss1oNaR or DEEDS ArPoINrED..;.Th
Goyernor has appointed ii. +. EmDons ~
eonnissioB of deeds for Virginn, TO ire
side lin Baltimore ND. ii' s,iss i ..5.5s ]: s..a
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.. b srxscE d soNR PaatBRoxE snraT
made of saperfcr material add stxIrautef ID ds II

THEY ARE sELLIsG PIcTuRB yRAMNs 1T THE
Richmond Frame Store as1ouer prices than they
:ean be had atsny other psacs ID theasity Rich
nond Frame stores Dextto tbs Dollar Store. corner
Ninth and Main streets. III. *,
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REDFoRp's,, No. Coz MAIN syRnEE H I'm
AGENCY and the only place at which q Dunlap fia
can be had In Richmond. Parties advertising thi
hat will please See MessrA Dunlap& Co.'s letter b
o, M. Marshall. 80. - ,..5
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Z CoNvicr RECEIVED. Robert Adams, con.
yicted of'grand larceny in the county ot
PittsyIvania,t was received at the penftentiaqry
Saturday for i've years. -
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UNITED STATES Couer.--The United States
Court icr Virginia " III meet In this city this;
morning. ChiefJlsties Chase is expected to
he in Attendance - \ .--..... ", .I.fNg.t ]
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MONEY cANBs SAVED BY iaofNa 10 fffiHir fHr DOE.
LAReSToHB to purchases your fancy 1soods, I, The
Dollar Store, corner Ninth and Main srresss,.s u
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PARTIES ;BUYIHGe FRAMES at, the Riehmont
Frame Store Will have thes pictures framed free O
Charge. t5+it-' Sti!rI. 'tH@- .GSsIlsf z sN~f-S9s(
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CHURCH FAIR.-Those indefatigablework.
ers the ladies Of the Grace-Street Presbyte-
rian church, who have labored SO efficiently
for the erection and furnishing Of their house
of worship, are preparing for other. fair, to
be opened on the -2lst of this month. The
completion of q work sofar So well done, and
the skill, taste, and energy displayed BY these
earnest workers, deserve the warm sympa-
thy. and practical encourag cement of the COM
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sHarne,ss Basar, with fashion supplement,
received from j. +. Eilyson, l1f2 Main
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THB CROWD STILL CONTINUES At ,FRAYsER's
GALIfRy, opposite the posi- -otnce, for aood and
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AUCTION sALEs d u ,TEMIs i DAY.

On nj, sa,es or real estate made bsfaossss efa Of
Ian,taT7, and 3oGso( June the tGres for thai pre-
ssnt Vedr Hare to be paid. 5ythe purchaser: On
al sales made betl5eerl the 1st of July sad last
ythe year the tares haze te De paid oyaae seeter.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS win sell at 10 M 5000
- old bricks at store No. east Main Ma street
". B. RATCL life will sell at loa a. Msgroce-
ries, 60. 49,, .,..,..,,., 4.
A. B. DUEsBERRY win sell this morning an as.
sortmento Of furniture, &c. y sss s!si''s
CooKEIAUGHToN Will sell at 10 A.. N. mag
,nolias,r evergreens, roses, sgeranintnsa shrub
bery, Ass;.s.s II 4s,if 9ffE .zes}sis9hm :;
THoMAS,W. KEEsEE Will sell at 10 A. d. an as
softment OF furniture, sc. r.
g. N. DAVIS win sell at II n. farm OF one hum
dred and eighty-eisht acres Of land in Hsnrieo
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