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A Costly Masonic Present.

At meeting Of the Baldwin Chap
ter, No. y, Royal Arch Masons, OF
Newton, New Jersey, the Chapter was
presented with a rich and costly High
Priests breastplate, BY the organizer
Of the Chapter, NJ. Z. Israel Baldwin,
Past Grand High Priest Of the Grand
Royal Chapter of New Jersey, now =
resident OF Newark. Tie breastplatc
cost s., 5000, and is Of white cordcd
silk. ten inches square, embroidered III
green and gold, md set with precious
stones, mathematical Of the twelve
tribes Of Israel. II is very handsome
ly decorated. and is suspended by 4
heavy gold chain; the stones are set
in gold sockets. In the encyclopaedia
Of Masonry" it is thus described: "a
splendid piece Of ornamental en-
broidered cloth, of the same material
Of which the ephod was made, zen
inches square, ard worn by the Jewish
High Priest on his breast, when
dressed in full sacredotal veStments.
The front was set with twelve precious
stones. in golden sockets, arranged in
four rows, three in each row, on each
Of which was engraved the name of
one OF the velve tribes OF Israel. o..
the frs: row a sardius, red, for Judahr
topaz, pale green, for Issachar; an
emerald, green, for Zebulon. On the
second row, 4 carbuncle, for Reuben !;
sapphire, deep blue, for Simeon; jas
per. green, c.ouded with white, for
Cad. On the third row, figure, dull
red, FOR Ephraim; an agate, gray, 5 'ot-
ted with different colors, for Manas-
sch; an amethyst, purple, for Benjam'
in. On the fourth row, chrysolite,
pale green, for Dan; an onyx, blush
white, for Asher; beryl, blniSh green,
for Naphtali. The breastplate was
double, or composed of two pieces,
forming q kind OF purse or bag in
which, according to the learned rabbis
the Urim and Thummin Light OF
TRUTH were inclosed. 1t was fastened
at the four corners: those at the top to
the shoulder, and a golden ring at the
end of wreathed chain; those below
to the g;rdle Of the ephod, by four blue
ribbons, two at each corner. This or
nament was never to be severed from
the priestly garments, and it was called
the Memorial" designed 10 remind
the priest how dear those tribes should
be to him whose names be bore upon
his heart. 1t was also named the
'Breastplate of Judgment because 1t
was believed that by it was discovered
the judgment and the will of God, or
because the High Priest who wore it
was revered as the fountain OF justice,
and put it on when he exercised his
judicial authority in matters OF great
Importance which concerned the ma
ton
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Brick Pomeroy while making

Brick Pomeroy while making a
speech in Texas was asked by listener
"What has the northern man done for
Texas?" To which he replied, Taken
the weeds out Of you fence corners,
raised vegetables, planted fruit trees,
built your largest and best houses, i'm,
ported your finest breed Of horses and
cattle, erected nearly every machine
shop, foundry, and mill that YOU nave
among YOU. They have minded their
own business, and have not disturbed
a large audience by asking foolish
questions. They have striven by hon
est industry to keep ont Of the sherii1's
hands and are thirty feet ahead Of the
tax collector"
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Bro. Drahosh, OF the Times, has
an article in Wednesdays paper about
our structures on Prof. Nash's article
in the Cincinnati Enquirer, about the
West Virginia oil regions. We
endeavored to administer dose
to YOU, Bro. Drahosh, that will, we
think, satisfy you that we, at least,
have good reasons to believe that the
West Virginia oil regions are no.
quite played out,
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A Hartford gentleman who had
tarr;ed late at 4 wine supper, found
his wife waiting his return, in a high
state Of nervousness. ske-"Here I've
been waiting, and rocking i'll the chair
till my head spins round like a top"
Jess so where I've heenn' responded
he. ITS in the aim0sbRerem
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tracts, 90 barrels per day, Mount
Farm Oil Co, So barrels Per day; the
L. :. .. & c. CO. tract, about 80 bar
rels per day, and the Burning Springs
oil regions, about 90 barrels per day.
To reco OiNrlatp.
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HESRJCo COUNTY CIRCUIT CorRT--Judge
Weisiger.--E. G.. Minor, Judge of Henrico
county, U:. X. A. Frayscr aud others, super
,iSors Of said county.
The supervisors Of the county of TIcnrico,
in accordance with an act Of Assembly mp
proved March 2G, 1872, did on the 18th day
of March. of the same year, order S5I5 to
be paid to the county judge in monthly iu-
Stalments, by the sheriff Of the county, on
a"c3unt of salary. The same was rescinded
on the 10Th day of April by the Board of Su.
pervisors Of said county.
The Judge. in his petition, contended that
this was Illegal and contrary TO the proyi-
sions Of the Constitution OF Virginia regl.
lating the salaries and allowances Of the
Judges of the different courts, which declares
that the salaries and allowances after being
once determined bv law shall not be dimin-
ished during their term Of office.
In this case the court ordered that writ
OF n,dnddn,us be awarded, directed to Il. A.
Frayser aud others, commanding them TO
resciud the order. or so much OF the order
made on the 18th day of February, 1873, as
attempts 10 diminish the SALARY of the said
plaintiff Us judge of Henrico County Court
aud commanding them 10 proceed to levy ioi
the SUN Of $5i5-the amount allowed him by
former order on account of annual salary
aud it is further ordered by the court that
the plaintiff recover against the county OF
Hcnrico his costs By him about his suit ex'
pended in this behalf.
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The Grace-Street school reported one con.
version.
The Executive Committee reported the
completion and dedication of the fepable-
Street Mission chapel, aud that the school
was now being carried on under the direc-
ton of McsSrs. l.. II. FaySer and W. H.
Williams.
After addresses BY Rev. DrS Jeter and
George 4. Taylor. DR.. Chilcs, OF Manchcs-
ter, and Me,SrS. w. Guddin and T. J. Evans,
adjourned to meet at the Pinc-$treet church
on the afternoon of the second Sunday in
July next.
METHODIST SuNDAY-SCuOoL SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting Of the So
cietv was held at Manchester Methodist
church Sunday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. L. j..
u. WnIford, president, in the chair; {. =.
Rady secretary.
The exercises were opened with singing
by Manchester school and prayer by Rev.
John Jackson.
President T. l.. y. Walford addressed the
meeting. Subject " The value and the pur-
pose of the Sunday school, He argued
that the sunday school presented Il fertile
field for all earnest Christians. That the
school deserves the attention and needs the
help of all Christians. He related several
striking incidents illustrating the value of
the sunday school and effects of the truths
taught there.
G.. J.. Ri,dy then addressed the meeting.
Subject: Forgiveness" He illustrated the
subject with interesting incidents.
Rev. W. b. McGilvray closed the exer-
cises with M earnest address. Subject :
"rheoretlcl aud Practical Teaching He
addressed the meeting in Il very pracfical
manner. calling earnest attention to the need
OF proper examples by parents in order that
the teachings of the Sabbath school might
not be undone.
The following is il summary Of supcrin'
tendeuts' reports for the past month:
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

OFFICERS ELECTED. Lodge,
No. Ia, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term T. ". Crow, W. u. j..
w. Craig, s. W.; W. +. Gary, j. W.; U. b..
Sims, secretary; james ID. Craig, treasurer
II. w. BraItsford. :. D.; ID. j. Weisigor, j.
D.; Ii. Fitz.erald. r.; William Walsh and
4. HoyalI, stewards.
Manchester Royal Arch Chapter has elect
ed as follows l. e. Wells, II. p; William
Walsh, king A.. b. Woodbridge, seribe; IL.
Fitzgerald, &. of H.; Il. w. Crow, treasurer
j. D. Craig. secretary; &. Fitzgerald, p. s.;
William Whitworth, r. A. c.; A. a. Allen,
master 3d veil 4. c. Gibbs, master I'd vel!
a. j. Simmons, master lst veil.
Both Of these Orders arc in flourishing con-
dition, constant additions OF the best mate
rial being made.
SERIOUS AccfDENT.--A coiored man named
Edward Dean, living on Hull street near Elf.
teenth avenue, and employed at the Old Do
minion Naii-Works, was seriously injured
by the fall OF some heavy material he was
hosting on Sunday.
THg TowssHp BoARp.--The Board Of Su.
perVisors for this township met Saturday
night, and alter frapsacting uniMportaps
business. adjo;.sne.I ever until tonight, As
this mry possibly bethe lust meeting, persons
having business before 1t would do well to
attend the meeting ut the township coiiee.
tors office at 8 o'clock.
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MARINE RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS.
ant Henry Clay Cochrane, Of the United
States Marine corps, arrived in this city on
Saturday last with orders from the Navy
Department TO establish Il rendezvous for
the enlistment of men for service as soldiers
aboard of men-of-war and at navy yards. AS
this is the first rendezvous for the enlistment
of white men located in Richmond for
twelve or fifteen years, an unusual opportu-
nifty is offered young men of military and
rowing proclyities to travel and sec the
world ut the expense of the Government
Lieutenant Cochrape, who has been on re-
csuiting duty in San Francisco, Chicago, and
| Philadelphia, informs us that marines only
serve upon vessels of the larger class, and
| that careful MN should save about $500
during bis enlistment. DR.. Ecksteiu, q. $
n, accompanies Lieutenant Cocliranc as ey'
amininS surgeon.
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THE VISIT OF THE KNIGHTS TEMrLAR TO
NORFOLK Richmond Commandeiy, No. 2,
Knights Templar, have been drilling for
some time and preparing Tor their pilgrim
age to Norfolk to attend the special grand
assembly of the Grand Commandery of
Knights. Last evening at halrpast 6 O'Clock
they appeared in full dress and equipments
at Assembly Hall for dresS-parade. Their
appearance was most striking, and ELECTED
the warmeSt commendatiOu from many
spectators. This afternoon they appear at
the sanc place at hall-lmst , o'clock,
each Knight in full suit Of black with
fatisue-,ap and side-ulns and white gloves.
and will march to the New York steam
er aud embark for Norfolk under the
orders of tue Most Emiuent Grand Com
mguIcr, William B. .laacS. sir knIsbt
Thomas Angel will act as quarlsRas!er.
The .Iorfolk papers publish tm following
rrograul,ne for The reception and entertain
ns'nl of the visiting Knights:
Wednesday,. 11M.-Grand Comnmndery
meet, at II NJ. at Masonic Hall. WORK III
Red Gross degree by Gricc Comrandery
immediately after the adjournment of tue
Grand Colnmandery. CommanderIes VIII
assemble promptly ut p. ~. right OF l,nt
resting on Main street: head OF Market
souare. and extending westward. Dress la
ride in Portsmouth at AZ Z. NJ. Work III
knights remplir degree by Grlce CON
manderv at s p. NJ. ut Masonic Hall. ..
Thursday, 12M.-Commanderics viii as
semblc promptly ut . A. NJ. for drlll a'le
parade. right resting on CRANKY street, eS'
tending up Main. ruoo
Route of Parade Up Cranky TO Free
mason, down FreemaOn to Botetourt, ul
Botetourt to Butte, up Butte to Chsriotte
up Charlotte to Bank, down Bank TO the
Academy lot.
After drill the route will be resumed a:
follows: Down Bank TO Freemason, uI
Freemlson to Church, down Church tC
Main, down Main TO Gtanby, where tue
line will he dismissed.
Excursion at !. L. NJ.
Public address and award of prizes at Tho
Opera House at 2. M.
Committee of Arrangements: Sir D. L.
Ro,er, chairman ep-oticso Sir. M. d. Ste
ye,is. chairman IT, +. Rogers, John Walters
George s. Oldield, A. Myers. Il. a. Dobie
Refreshments at headquarters, No. Il
Main street, from 10 A. Nj. to IL T. III. Sill
Knights and their ladies respectfully invited
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X :, .,rcuroS - Ia. NJ, household and

COOK & LAuGHroN. at 10 A. NJ, household ana
kitchen furniture.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, p. a..a lot Of grouna
7. at northwest corner OF Franklin ana Eigh'n
streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 1: ~, at their ONCE on
Eleventh street. ssS scres OF wood, uubef, ana
farming land nelr Williamsburg.
w. GOi,DIN, 6P. M., a residence on the eastshne
OF Seventh street adjoining the City Sprfpss.
Also, two building lots on tho west side OF seseh'h
street opposite TO Millss Garden, Witn ntcnen
and stable thereon.
RICHARDSON u CD .5P. d., brick o"eihns
- on Tenth street. third door north ofEeish.
S.DayIS. Z. ii. trustees sale OF real estate IN
the town of Manchester,
W GODDIS, 7. 81, building lots north size Gay
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. sP. a., trustees sale
If FIVE fr AIMED cottages ON the north SIDE oi
franklin street between Seventh and Eigh'h
cfreets
+. T.. ArPERsON,l II ~, at his Office. corner Main
i. aud Eleventh streets, for The trustees, two hne
e.tatss, "Nalden's adyeuturs" and !" aafic
Cottage" In Pomhatan county. Ne 7
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The religious services Sunday at the
various city churches We're of unusual
interest; the weather being fine, nearly
all Of the church-goers were enabled to
turn out. As yet but few persons from
Richmond have left for the mountains or
other places of summer resort, and church
attendance is not diminished from this
cause.
In the Episcopal and Catholic churches
the day was known as
TRE'ITY SUNDAY,
and was accordingly celebrated with appru-
pr!ate services. On that day the church
services eliminated and mounted up to the
throne Of the Godhead. the Church celebra-
ted the glory and inajesty of God in His es-
sencc apd ,u His works. The word Trinity
sums UP what is revealed in fIim-tbat in
substance He is one, but In persons three
The Church commentaries the mystery OF
the Holy Trinity, and it will be noticed that
while the life and death of Christ form the
subject Of many commem0rations. UT the
Holy Spirit there is but one, and Of the
Father none. All the remaining Sundays Of
the ecclesiastical year are in the English
Church named nfter the Holy Trinity. while
in The Church Of Rome they are named after
PentecoSt.
At st. Paurs, in the morning. Rev. W. H.
Mills, Of Dorchester, Mass, preached IN ap-
rroprlatc sermon. The usual services were
held i'll the other Episcopal churches.
BAPTIST sUSDAY-sCHooL ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Bap-
tist Sunday School Association was held on
Sunday afternoon at the Grace-Street church.
The president, j. B. Winston, Esq, pre-
sided; Utway y. Browne. secretary.
Afler prayer by Rev. II. q. Crews and
singing bS The Grarc.Street Church school
the monthly reports we're presented. of
which the following is the average attend
ance--yiz.:
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EXCURSION OF COMPANY & TO WEST PoIET.
The excursion of Company @, Captain S.
w. Farrar. was Il grand success. They car
ricd to West Point nine full carloads Of pas
Scugers, and all who participated in it were
more than delighted with their trip. Ser
geant E. j. Brown. having proved to be the
best shot in the target-practice, was awarded
the prize-medal for the second time, he
having won ii ut the last anniversary of the
rDmYJuy. .-,..-
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There was one conversion in the First
school.
There WIS interesting discussion Of the
sui +jert OF EARLY Conversion among Chill
dren.' DIR. Preston gave Il deeply interest
ing statement olu work of grace he had wit
messed in the Hanover church, (Rev. Mt.
Scott, p,Stor.) where about thirty Of the sun
day-school scholars were inqniring The way
to salvation. DR.. Preston dismissed the con-
creation with henediction.
The subject chosen for discussion at
tue next meeting is " What arc the most
prominent duties of Sunday school scholars =
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The CoLoREp HOME FOR THE SICK AND

The CoLoRED HOME FOR THE SICK AND IN
pI0ENT.-At u meeting held at the residence
of +. w. Jackson for the pun pose Of organ
iZlDg an association to be known As tue CO.
lored Home of Richmond, tor the sick and
INDECENT colored people of the city, was organ
ized, and the following olfic rs elected !:
Rev. James II. Holmes, president; Rev.
Richard Wells, vice president; Rev. +. w.
Jackson, Esq, secretary Deacon James Al
len treasurer; DR.. NJ. Burton. supcrinten-
dent. Board of Dirertors--Rev. j. B. Ham
iItop, Rev. John Jasper. Deacon Sterling
Harris, Deacon William White, L. S. Jetler-
son, Robert johnson, B. w. Dahney, W. l..
johnson. w. l.. Selden. Lewis HraXton. Will
Ilam Jackson. Charles Osborne, Deacon Hum
DhGey O<burue.
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No report from Clay-Street, Sidney, or
Oregon Sunday schools.
The next meeting will be held at Union
Station church on the third Sunday In July.
The anniversary of Manchester Sunday
school will be held OH the fifth Sunday in
June ut S:l5 z. NJ.
The attendance at the meeting Sunday was
large and the singing and other exercises
interesting.
CoLoRED BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The regular meeting Of the Colored Sab
bath School Union was held on Sunday in
the Second Baptist church byrd street,, l.,
NJ. Lee, e-president, in the chair, T..
Thompson secretary. The reports OF the
schools showed the following average at
tendance for tho month of May:
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"A FRIEND N NEED Is A FRIEND INDEED
aud such Il friend Is HELNBoLD's BUCHU to the un-
fortunate sufferer who has been sowing his wild
oats. Warranted to all diseases OK the Kidneys
and urinary organs Look out for counteTfests.
Genuine has private proprietary stamp of II. j.
fuELMBoLp on each bottle. directions ACCOMPANY
Sold by all druggists. JoiIN L. HESRY, New York,
nIn
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Acou1TrEp.-ln the Hastings Court yes
tcrday Henry Mitchell, Lawrence Wood
ward, and John Cooper, were tried for the
murder of Edward Taylor, and. under i'll
structons from the Court, acquitted.
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GALzE UNDERsIiUTS AT +. Ii. SPENCE soS's.
. CHEAP LINEN COATS AT e. Is. SPENCE 4 SONS.
WHITE DUCK VESTS. At +. u. SPENCE soks'
CLorIllNG OF ALL KINDS At SPENCE 4 SONS.
FuRSlsIIrSG GOODS At K. Is. SPENCE 4 sons.
rEMuHunL sHIRrS At +. B. SPENCE Suns.
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HENRrco COUNTY CoURr-Judge Minor
presiding. following cases were tried
In this court yesterday
James NJ. Carter, judge Of election in Fair
field township, charged with mt opening
pol!-hooks at election. Acquitted.
John 7. Sehermrrhorn, same offence.
Fined $50.
Court adjourned over unit! Thursday
next,
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THAT HANDSOME CHECK MCsLIN which LEVY
BKorHERS sell at thirty cents per yard IL worm
fifty cents. and is just the article for Wrappers
dressing sacks, and APRONS
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THE RICHMOND FRAME STORE has just received
4 large assortment Of noudings, aud you can have
pictures framed ther,. cheaper Than ut any other
,,lIrr In the CIty.
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E"'r OF HoNoR AT The RICHMOND Hl6H
toOL.- The following names appear OH
lo!i of honor at the Richmond High
>"',o this week: Matte Bagby. Carrie
.n. AieNm Hutcheson, Ii. NJ. Laube,
tjntc pIeasaut,, Belle rleasant$, +. l..
."""r, Enua Savlle. Ada Tharkston,
t."t jIu,che,op, Julia +. Mitchell, Carrie
'i'Dr>, Annie r. Jude, 5. 7. BcvcrdSe,
sci JIroO Ezekiel.
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TInxArLABLE LETTERS RENAIsING IN the
p,cusoNp Posr-O OFFIce JUNE Q. 1s73.--Wi!-
Iiam r. Polk & Co, No. Z Tents street, be-
tween Main and Bank, Richmond; Nina
Christian fcolored), Buckner's 2. O., Louisa
county, Va; J.sAlbcrt Yancy, Nsrtolk, Va
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10 THE LApIEs.-Just recci, ed the lntest style oi
fans jewelry, hair goods, KID gloves, scaris. ac.'
&c i, for sale at n greatly reduced price, at E.h.
GaAHGER's, s27 Broad street. Please saVe me
call examine my stock, and compare prices.
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NEw-STYLE HATS-p. WEIsIGER GO. nave
every new style Of HAT that has been introduced
this summer. Some great bargains.
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ELECTION or OFFIcERs.~-Gcrmania Man
i."A,' have cl. cted the following officers
-" current term: President, Charles
'.''t,"i; Ficc-prr>idcnt, Ch'rlcs jurSctS:
'"f"iary, II. Sininif; Assistant Secretary,
=, ",,'!ge $choea; Financial Secretary, Joseph
". Lanbe ; Leader, CnurIes Se9ert.
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THOSE ~ WANT OF PlCTUGE FRAMES can save
money fy going to the RICHMOND FRAME sroRf,
next to the Dollar Store, corner of Ninth and Nalu
II frtef
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CHURCH NOTES.

TRINITY SUNDAY--SUNDAY-SCHOOL
Observation-Disclosures.
JOHN \. BROADUS To FlLL THE
FIRST BAPTIST PULPIT IN DIR.
RCRRoWS'S ABSENCE E-ELECTION
OF SUNDAY-SCHOOL OFFICERS, &c.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AppuIETED.-The
Governor has appointed MIR. Charles
Chauncey IL commissioner of deeds for Vir-
ginia, to reside in Pennsylvania
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ADVERTISED BY SMILES IS soZopoSr; ana IL
you use Il daily the whit" gloalD OF the pesrs ~.
tween the parted res win prove It's excellence rs
dentIfriee, anil the sweetness or ths breath VIII
attest its purifying properties.
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ALL PAnTlEs having pictures made at CAMP
BELLS gallery, satisfaction will be guaranteed 70
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You CAN HAVE A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL PIC
TIRE colored and fra.lct for the low price OF one
dollar md seventy-Hve ccats at CAMPBsLL'S gal
Icry, corner of Ninth and Nuin streets.
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WHAT DID IT2 Is no longer the question s'nce
the Introduction Of the tcntaur Ljnlm.nt. When
we meet m old friend who has beea sieived with
rheumatism, or see persoi, nanslca uncrrneath
railcar and restored to shape aud coineliness, Nc
now know tina, |, Is the centaur LiniDent that d3s
the work No other article ever did perform st,rli
nirscIs There Is swelling tfisi IL viii not soft
IN, no pain 1t win not soothe, or iaiueness II VIII
,,nt trI,rs
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Maroon t,scArE.-While driving yes
'dal nornDg short distance from town,
= Jphn G.. andrews and li> son were both
'r"Nn from a buggy and considerably
''-'d. The horse, breaking both shafts,
''rn" un,nunageabIe. Mr.. Andrews fell
'"ralh iis feet, and the buggy wheels ian
Scr Isis son.
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"THE CHOICE OF WIFE" is the interest
lug theme Of Rev. DR.. John +. Edwards's
lecture to. night at Clay-Street Methodist
Episcopal church. 4 fruitful subject.
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- NuHn.-Mr. Z. c. Greenhow, lately
"''i "l'y treasurer, appeared before me
.lurl yesterday AFTERNOON anu 4ua''
.st.
~. !. ~. Tower, lately elected member of
q. muriI from Madison Ward, also Ieall-
Z at ;vok his scat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-10

BOYS AND CHILDRgN's HATs.-Thc largest re-
tail stock ever brought to this city sincc.the war
for sale ~ Z. WEIsGEK & Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-10

5 THOSE: LINEN HASDKEBcnfEFS.w which LEVY
BROTHERS are selling ut twenty cents are well
worth thirty ceuts.