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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-15


MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SvNpAY Y-SCHooL SoCIETy.-The regular
monthly meeting of this Society was held
at Union Station Church on Sunday after.
noon, at 50 O'Clock. t. L. D. Walford,
president, in the chair c. z. Rady, secre-
tary.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Uniott Station school and prayer by Rev. II.
G.. Cheatham.
Nj. W. Hazlewood, superintendent of the
school, gave very interesting account of
the condition and prospects Of the school.
The following exercises were then intro
duced: Address of Welcome by Master
George Armistead; Poem" Where are
We Drifting?" by Jennie Bernard Solo
"God is Love-" sung by Lola Mitchell ;
Poem" Passage of the Red Sea-" by Flora
- :" Rock of Ages Cleft
5000
for Me;g By julia HsHHiHg; ssleclsa p.ov.
".Golde1 Hair" by Lola Mitchell, An
these exercises were very cteditably, per
formed, and interesting to the, audieuGe:
These exercises were interspersed with sing
ing by the. school, led by Mr.. Curtis Taylor.
.Msior Robert Styles then delivered. one Of
his earnest, practical supdaS-sebbol af-
dresses. Subject: g A True View of the
Sunday School Work." He argued that
Sunday schools We're intended for and spe-
cialy adapted 10 benefit adults as well as
chiidren. That as 10 :teacbei.iiD a. Sunday
school ttiofe knowledge Of Bible could be
gained than in any other way. He made ain
earnest appeal to the scholars to become
Christians.
The following is summary of reports for
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Runaway AND MARROW EstAfE from In:
JuRY.-A horse attached to the buggy OF
Mr. j. b. Watkins ran off down Virginia
street yesterday and smashed up the, vehicle
by coming in contact with a telegraph post.
A youpg gentleman who was standing be-
hind the post to shield himself from danger
narrowly tSared serious injury. An UNI
breIla which he held in Ills Hand was broken
,:ancc
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FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH.-The at
tendance at the First African Baptist Church
SUNDAY school was quite large on Sunday
morning-six or seven hundred children
being present.
At the evening service Rev. J. q. Holmes,
pastor. baptized -thirty-six candidates, ard Q
large number of persons received commur
nion - !
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CAprrREof DEER IN OAKwooD CEMETERY.
On Sunday MIR. W. l.. Smith, keeper of Oak
wood Cemetery, discovered deer and fawn
grazing in Oakwood Cemetery. The faWn
was apparently about three weeks Old and
was captured by Mr.. Smith with but little
difficulty. The old deer escaped.
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Picnic AT WEST PofNT. There win he
another picnic ut West Pcint to-Isy. Al
competent committee Of arrangements have
the matter In charge and it viii doubtless be
q success. McCann's First Regiment Band
has been engaged for the occasion. asl{ fE1i
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COOK d LAUGHTON, 1oa A. NJ, parior, ,ehzm-
HGsS ber and dsning-r room furniture setfns. .f6a.

COOK d LAUGHTON. 1oa A. NJ, parior, cham
1 ber. and dining room furniture, se6fns-1na-
5 chimes, &c. f5se4 .
RICHARDSON q CO.. sP. b., two-story framed
tenement No. sI4 st. Feter,s street, betweea
Baker and Charity. 81, ,t .f.,.i $50
VI. GcDDls, p. M., at his Office. corner OF
Eleventh and Bank streets, the country seat
called Laburnufn," }" On the Brook turnpike End
Hermitage road. II [sy, "a, "a /,
E. D: EAoHo,d P. H., framed dwelling 1854 west
Clay street. ~ s,r9.. t,tt=. ye-.slt
JAMES d. TAYLOR &, SON, s p. NJ, house and
lot and two vacant lots at the corner OF Lownes
and Friendship stress. H'3
j. THOMPSON BROWN, SIP. ID, brick residence
No. so7 College street, betweet Bsoad aud Mar.
shall. ..,.,s ss-.a- yoy.s.ft.., : ,.,.,,-. 80. .
WILLIAM II. ALLDERDICE and ANDREW K.
LEAKE, commissioners, Louisa land, at frede-
rck's Hall depot. 'z5.ta-'t
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FUNERAL OF PYTHlAN OFPIcEH: The
members OF the Grand Lodge of virginia,
Knights of Pythias, and Of Myrtle Lodge,
No. %, of that Order, will meet tins eve
ming to attend the funeral of Past Chancel-
Ior (ienrpe ~ Wick,. &
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A WAToH-T TmEF.-W II. Butler, Q young
man from New York, was before the Police
Court yesterday, charged with stealing gpld
watch from the premises OF George Thomp-
son, near Brook avenue and Broad street.
The case was continued, In the absence OF
Witnesses, until the Esd instant, and the
young man sent to jail. .; 'sE
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sTREET- ALKEss.--T Twenty etreet-walking
Women, captured on Saturday night by Cap.
se sa'n nyler, Sergeant Howard, and squad
gl poncemen, were brought before Police
Sustice ,ess Mhiee Yesterday morniug, who
uenvefed tnem severe lecture, and imposed
a nne on each one Of 81, or to 20 TO inil.
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In Lynchburg Republican meeting on
Friday night Captain Riycs charged kelso, a
prominent colorcd man, with being an ad-
rocate Of the claims Of Henry A. Wise.
Inns heso Indignantly denied, eXclaiming,
" what support Henry a. Wise, the man
VINO murdered John Brown, who was the
frst to eDdeayor to give me my freedom
Never! neyer!! Beyerl!!"
The Bedford delegation to the Lynchburg
convention will vote for Robert w. Hughes.
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GRAND DIVISION SoSs OF TEaPERANcE
The next quarterly meeting Of the Grand
Division Sons of Temperance {colored) ol
Virginia will be held in Lynchbnrg to'mor.
row. 1t Is stated that large number Of
delegates will be in attendance.
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THE CoLoRED HoME.-.A mass-meeting OF
colored people interested in the establish
ment or q home for the sick, aged, Indecent,
and infirm OF their race was held at the First
African church last evening. "A large num-
ber of persons were in attendance, ana the
effort will doubtless prove success.
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10 THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT ::oF PICTURES
We woufd ad9Ise al these who are In want OF good
bfetures to 90 to CA&psELL's welI-kuown gallery,
as Ne Eye seen specimens Of their work, and must
say that ~ will compare With any In this city.
Satisfaction glnitrntced to all.
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I HAVE ANALYzED THE WHIsKgY NNowN
under the brand OF .t"B sELEcT,n confroued by
! Messsrs. WALTER D, BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Virginia, and find II free from fusii oil and other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
| aud family purposes. j. b. MCCAw'M. ",
Late Prof. of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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ExcuRsroS FRoA PErERsBUEa.-An exc'ir-
sIon train, having on board about three bun.
dIei cnlored persons, arrived in Richmond
Yesterday, and after spending the day plea
s,utls visiting yarious points OF interest re-
Turned to the Cockads city. 2
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TIE CORAL MARBLE COMPANY, OF VIRaI-
HIA.-The charter of the Coral Marble Com.
pany, Of Virginia, granted by Judge Nc
Laughlin, of the Circuit Court of Augusta,
has been lodged in the office of the Secretary
of the Commonwealth for record 1t is
formed for the purpose Of quarrying. work.
ing, aud selling marble and other stones and
minerals. The capital stock to be not less
than S5a, ,000, which may be increased to an
amount not exceeding s1,OOO,OUo, to- be
divided into shares OF Slo0 each. The princi-
pal Office of thecompany Is to be kept and It's
chief business TO be transacted IN the county
of Augusta. The following directors are
to manage its affairs for the first year: sam
uel j. Day, B. B: Donaghe, W. G: Eskridge,
W. II. Tams, John Echols, y. M. Bell, ana
r. H. Catlett, all of whom reside ia Staunton.
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3FoREaN TRADE.-The British sehoone,
Gerent, from New YORK, was entered at the
lCustom-bouse yesterday to complete hen
cargo with flour for Santos, Brazil. 81
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4 UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING TN THE
RIcHhoND Posr-OFFICE july IL. IS73.-
Professor B. Puryear, Richmond College,
Va; Captain r. +. Walker, Richmond, va. /;
Peter D. Glinn, Cary near Adams street,
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PoLICE C0UB BT-Justice White.-The
docket of the Police Court consumed nearly
the entire day yesterday. The cases were
numerous, but most of the offences were
slight.
Both white and black crowded the court
room until it was nearly impossible to effect
an entrance or exit.
A member of the "bar" requested the
Police Justice, in view of the heat and un-
healthy odors arising from such an assem-
blase, that the room be cleared Of all but
principals and witnesses In the cases. Ihe
Justice said to do this very long DOCKET
would have to be called over in order to tel!
who we're witnesses, and too much time
| would be consumed.
The following cases were disposed Of:
| W. E. Lefew ian old offender), for assault
ins and beating his wife, was sent to jail Tor
sixty days.
LII. Warren and Lewis White were fined
S5 each for fighting. -.
oscar NJ. wills, for being drunk in the
street, was fined 81. =.
William Fauntleroy, charged with stealing
lot of bags from 4. 5. Lee, was sent 10 Jau
for ten days.
| ing William Price.
Annie Hubbard, charged with abusing ano
threatening Mrs. Denis O'Day. This cas-.
was one Of the O'Day family troubles, and II
was proven, by witnesses that the accused
| was perfectly innocent of the charge, 6u
that Mrs. O'Day,-who is already unde
bonds for good behavior-being, goo'
| woman with her tongue, was in the habit
saying things likely to injure the character Q
iAnnie Hubbard.
The Police Justice said he was tired of tn
0'Day quarrels and their appearance ever
day In court; that il they did not stop it b
would do SO, and threatened to send MrS
O'Day to Jail for three months. ,e,:
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! AUCTION sAERs rms pay.

IN ali s0fes ~ real ssto1s sR1ds tbek,rses Astf nF
Z yesihdTy aad 5eth Qf Jane the edEes for kkeprc-
Z. stst year h0ceto 6S pdtd byths pttfcd1Sy. kOs
o the year TIE tnrss hnreto be paSd DR. the seller.
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THOSE EMBROIDERY FIqUE TRIMMINGS at 50, 90,
aud 75c. piece Of ten yards; q piece Of genuine
handmade thread, bobbl n edge, containiug eigh-
teen yards, for SOC; piece Of embroidery edge
containing twelve yards. for soc. worth lGc. per
yard can be had at LEVY BKoTHERs'.
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LINEN COATS aud gentlemen's light wear gene
rally at 4. B. SPENCE & SoN's, l5oo Main street
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kEDINGoTEs, tho most useful of ladies' garmenta
now worn. With one OF thse garments q Lady may
appear well dressed when worn With skirt Of 9
dress even year or two old. They can be had at
LEVY BROTHERS.. - ); s.g-s f..,,sE .
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PARTIES WISHING TO cHARTER THE Dolly.
WARDEN for any point on the canal should apply
to Captain DAME, at the Office OF CAREER & Co.
Better engage several days beforehand 2
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TILE NEW POSTAL cARDs-Tcry Ysa,ul for bush
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed on them will pass through the mall for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly ana
cheaply done ut this office - Fsr..
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HATs.-P.'fWEIsIGER &
Co. are selling some of their straw goods at greatly
reduced prices. Bargains can be had now.
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WHITE VESTS and ALPACA COATS In endlessva-
riety at y. B. SPENCE & SoN's, 1900 Main street.
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For A VARIETY OF FANS WE WOULD ADVISE
our friends TO call on LEVY BROTHERS.. one of
those extra-siz palm leaf fans will keep You COM
Portable through tile season.
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UNDERWEAR speciality at e. B. SPENCE .
SONS, 1900 Main street. 81 not
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THOSE FAST-COLoRED CALICoES which LEVY
BnoTHERS sell at sac. per yard is one Of the won
ders OF the age. The l2ac. LAWN cannot he beat.
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DON'T FAIL TO GET 6sE OF THOSE JAPAHEsE,
SILK PARAsOLs which. LEVY BROTHERS are cOs-,
lug out at about one-half the regular Price.
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Ytsr cAN HAVE A LANCE PICTURE, Handsomely
coIored aud frssfned made ae CAMPBELLS gallery,
at the low price Of one dollar and seventy live
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WHAT IS BETTER THIS nor WEATHER than
some OF that Light underwear on sale at y. b.
SPENCE & SoS's, 1900 Nain street2 I, a, 49,
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HATS At REDUCED .PRICEs.-Boys' and chill
dren's hats can be had at p. WEIsIGER & Co.'S for
75c. worth al and $1.25. .s4 e5t s-
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lower rate than any other gallery In the city, aud
their work Is not surpassed by anyone In the busi-
~
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The following is summary of reports for

RREsBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The regular monthly meeting Vas held Last
night at the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church. III. N. Gibam, Esq, president, in
the chair. DIR. w. S. Donnan, Jr., secre-
tary, read the following report for the month
of June:
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THE NEW posrAf CARDS uSDEs TIE LATE POS
TAI, law-uscfui, seryiccanse. aud cheap The ad-
yertiser can An the back Of the cards Win any
printed announcement he may wish TO make pul'ne'
and send them through the mail for only one cent
t,an be printed at this ofdce ut low rates. ~.
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LADIES' HAIR-DRESsiFG FASHIONS, direct from
Paris, ut II. FERRANDIEI's, sis, sls, aud dl7 Broad
street. All varieties OF hair work made 70 order by
Paris patterns, for all prices, according 70 quality
Of goods, and guarantee my work to give salts
facI,ou. OaIce fol. hair goods, el2 Broad street.
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LIGHT GAUzE SHIRTS. of all kinds ut r. 3.
SPENCE & SoN's 1900 Main street.
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PsnsoNAL.--afr. r.. II. Aifriend, Of the
Wilmington North Carolina) Star, ID in the
city.
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POSTAL CARDs-Those who propose using the
fier postal car1s can have the printing neatly anu
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing house.
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QUARTERLY.

The &race-Street school reported the death
Of two scholars ID. j. Saunders and Samuel
T. Hulce), and the Leigh-Street school re-
ported one death.
The largest attendance during the month
was on the 22d June, when there were pre-
sent in all the schools 256 officers and teach
ers and 2,372 scholars.
L. 81. Frayser, ESQ.,, superintendent of the
Venable.Street Mission school, made o very
encouraging report with regard to the at.
tendance upon the school and the interest
manifested. The school now numbers about
100 scholars. .-...--.-.-...- +.
The Association was addressed by Messrs.
j. B. Wood, A. p. Fox, l.. 81. Frayser,
Charles ii. Winston, aud S. S. Carter; after
which adjourned to meet at the Leigh-Street
church in the afternoon Of the second Sum-
day III August next.
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HtsrfNds CgURy.-The attention Of this
court was engaged yesterday in the trial O
civil cases.
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! SPLENDID LINE oE CLOTHING a: E. B. SPENCE
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PIcrUREs.-REEs & Co, Main near MINI street
Cards, $3.50 per dozen;
sa <"'a Cards, sl.so per half dozen;
ts;gf i Large a5e, o. .s': a.E{
The most reliable gallery in the city ana inc cneap
est for good work. ln 49,.
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Mr.. Bargamin, from the Committee on
Water to whom was referred, the petition OF
Hon. James Lyons, for refundng TAX on
baths and water-closets, recommended fhat
the same be rejected. Adopted. .ss
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s.TsUoK AND JOB WORK NsAILf
B DOME AT TEilH 01x5SE.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT,

MIR. Bargamin, from the Committee on
Fire Department. reported: having granted
thefollowing petitions to build frame houses
DR.. w. ". Parker, two small houses he.
tween Main and Cary and Cherry and Cnl-
vert streets NV. "A. Alley, two tanements
aud shed on. Plum street between MAN
and Floyd; Gilbert Hunt, carpenter shop,
Leigh street between Third and Fourth ;
All. Mahoney, corner Eighteenth .and Ven
able streets Holt a. Scott, Second between
Canal and Byrd streets ;TR,. g. Jones, Leigh
between Smith and Monroe !, OetaGia Adams,
Leigh between Judah and Brook avenrle !;
Ann sBrocklett, corner Dpyal and Judah
streets: Henry Baker. corner Duyal and
Tvler streets John 3. Robinson, corner
Jackson and Foushee streets; s. II. Hawes,
ADDITION to Office corner EiEhtsenih ana md
between Madison and Foushee !; A. DAYS.,
stable. Grace between sesense seenfh and. Eigh-
teentb streets; Cyrus Grafam, Adams 1s,li .be. i,e.
tween Cary and Canal streets ;aAaron White,
corner Franklin and New streets n y.
Gary, Eighth between Nam aud Cary streets;
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.-,,,,,,ricncc Of the Richmond Dispatchl
PETERSBURG, July IA, 1879.
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Gated as highway no claim for compensa-
tion can be made for the additional use of it
by railroad. In those cases where 1t is held
that the owners Of the fee Of street are en-
titled to compensation for the additional ser
| yitude. it has been decided that the owners
at the time of the trespass by the railroad
! company, and only such owners, are entitled
| to damages.
All the authorities concur that the city
through " WitoseStreet the railroad is operated
| by legislative authority has nothing Wnat-
ever to do with such a claim, and that It IS u
| matter exclusively between such claimants
and the railroad company. 49,. !.
On motion of Mr. Bargamin the report o,
| the committee was received and adopleu anu
| the committee discharged from furtner ser
vice.
NEW BUSINESS.
On motion Of MIR. NeWberry the reSoll-
tion adopted at the last meeting OF the Coun-
| cil appropriating about q, LOO for sewer ID
e,,lly near Baker street, and as SUBSTITUTE
tfherefor q wooden box be placed IN saio
,o1,Jly. was reconsidered, and the SUBSTITUTE
| hrFtbe sewer at a cost of $500 was adopteo'
Petition of Mr.. Belyin for curbing on
Twelfth street near Dispatch ofhee, preseneed
by Mir. Newberry, was adopted. feq.loh
/ Of MIR. Evans aud others for sewer on faES
suenue was adopted. Mr.. Newberry also
presented petition of Mr. j. b. Face asking
70 he allowed to connect his two iaceof1es, on .
r. T,snty.second. street between Main and
Franklin, by means OF o wooden nriesg SYer
the street, under direction OF the Ci'y hShst-
neer, which was adopted.
The usual number of petitions, &c., were
I presented and appropriately refersed.
Mr.Wynne presented the petition OF sun.
dry persons asking that a bridge be bulil
across the basin. Referred.
By..lthe, same i Communication OF Mr
James Lyons in relation to the Bread-stree,
railroad. Referred.
By same: Communication from Captain
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-03

PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.--David Rcimer, music
teacher, having located permanently in Sunbury
for the purpose of teaching music, announces
that he has the agency for Gaehle e Co.'S Balti-
more Pianos, which are being rapidly introduced
among the best Judges. They are now il use in
The State Normal School, Bloomsbury Pa, also
at the Suubury Academy, by !. II. Jenkins, Esq,
or Northumberland, and Judge Ellwell of
Boomsburg. He will also take orders for Stein
way & Co.'S, Chickcr!ng & Cos, aud other well
known Pianos.
Mr.. Reimcr also receives orders for Prince 81
Co.'S celebrated Organs d Mclodcons, of Buffalo
New York.
Sheet music on hand, and orders for new pic
ccs promptly attended to.
Mr.. Reimer is agent for the German publishing
house of f. Steiger OF New York, and will re-
ceiye subscription for all German Books, Period
icals, Newspapers, &c.
The celebrated Gaehle Pianos can he seen at
at all times ut the residence Of Mr.. Reimer on
the corner of Third and Arch streets, opposite
the depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-03

IMPRovING.-We notice that Ira 7. Clement
is now engaged in charging his steam saw mill
ON Front street, and also his power for cutting
lumber. Three large steam boilers are being
put in to increase the capacity of hls mill. Mr.
Clement has shown great Enterprise In the luna
Der business in this place, aud by constantly in
ereosing his works he gives employment to a
large number of men. Tue lumber manufaeto-
ries Of Mr.. Clement, now rank among the best
along the snsquehanna river; and the many ad-
vantages he has over other mills enable him to
deal on better terms than most mills outside of
this place. ..|.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-03

= Bor balance OF prizes eead foF circulars
This concert is under tho supervision aud d.
rectIon Of the following
Cg,IBoARbso OF DIREuToRs; ....
, c. IL Durfee, Merchant H. L. Newman, Bank
er, II. D. Rush, Lumber, Ii. ". IGlett, Mer-
cGstni, q. H.. Prescott, COMMERCIAL, DANES b.
Kitchen, Farmer, w. o. Fould, City Rug'r, T.
g. Love, Capitalist, c. Il. Morehead. Merchant
j. l.. Viewer, NJ, D., S. w. English, Lawyer, c.
Mol!er, Cash'rGer S. b., 4. T. Carr, Architect.
'tAN OFFICERS
f. II. Durfee, President H. l.. Newman, Vice
Pres. Geo. f. Prescott, Sec. Carl Moler, Treas.
The well known character of the Directors of
the Mercantile Library Association and the en-
dorscment presented, is a sufficient guarantee to
all absent ticket-ho.ders, that their interests
will be fully guarded and protected.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and
any person drawing prize need not be known
unless they so desire.
Tickets drawing prizes will be cashed on
sight.
This is the grandest, safest and best enter
prise ever presented To the public.
Olicial lists of winning numbers will be sent
to purchasers Of tickets Immediately after the
For Information aud tickets address,
BAMBARGE ~ CO., General Agents,
F.E.-. 95 Liberty Street, New York
Tickets sent c, o. ID. AZ our expense.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-05-03

REAL ESTATE SALE.-On Thursday of last
week, Masser and Engle, real estate agents of
this place, sold to L. T. Rohrbach, Esq, the
large brick house and three lots of ground, stu
ated on the hill, east of, and adjoining the bor
ough line, for the sum of $4,000. The dwelling
was erected by Wm. Reagan, Esq, and was for
merly occupied as a residence by that gentleman
The property is very handsomely located, and
commands one Of the finest views along the sus-
quehanna. We congratulate our worthy Pro-
thonotary upon his success in obtaining SO desi-
ratle property.