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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-19
VOL. XIV.
n. c.; Matthew +. Ash, Jackson, Miss. :; |
IIi1hnrt Hrla11a Ct Z n1iis Mo

n. c.; Matthew f. Ash, jackson, Miss.
Hubert Primm, st. Louis, Mo.
Committee on Liquor Dealers License OF
Apothccdrtcs.-J. Farris Moore, chairman
Baltimore, Md; r. w. Gardner, Jersey
City; Robert J. Brown, Leavenworlh, Kan.
sas; Charles H. Dalrymple, Morristown, \.
j.; Matthew F. Ash, Jackson, Miss.
Committee on Infringement Of Stamp
Tdr.-Charlcs H. Dalrymplc, chairman, Nor.
rstown. n. j.; J. Farris Moore, Baltimore,
Md. William Heseman, New York, Y.
THE EXCURSION DOWN TIE RIVER.
After the adjournment Of the Association
the members repaired to the wharf of the
Old Dominion Steamship Company, where
the barge GrecnbuSh was awaiting them
At about p. NJ. the party, accompanied by
the Mayor, members of the City Council
and the press, and other invited guests
steamed down the river on the barge Green
bush, which was carried along by two
tusS-the William Craighill on one side
and the Frank Somers on the 0ther-Cap'
tain Thomas Cunningham commanding one
and his son Frank the other. The barge
was decorated with many flags, and Letclle
was busy preparing a collation. in his best
style for the guests Of the druggists
OF the city. AS the boat nearcd Dutch
Gap canal the handsome collation.,
spread under the auspices Of the Re
ccption Committee, was partakcn OF.
The steamer passed through the canal and
upon the return trip Mayor Kelley, who has
won the hearts Of the pharmacists, being
loudly called for. responded in Il most felici-
touS manner. He said he was modest man,
else he would tell them about drugs. They
had just come through Il monument OF the
skill aud foresight Of one of the most Illus.
trious saints OF modern times. About ten
Years ago, one bright summer morning, he
had interviewed Butler, who asked him how
many soldiers there were in Petersburg.
There were none, but he declined to compro-
mise his country by answering. Butler asked
him his profession. and hearing he was Il
lawyer, he said can tell you how many there
are in the trenches. know there arc none,
else no lawyer would be found ut the front.
Bat. said the Mayor. we must oblitcrate all
memory Of thGsc things. We must feel on
IN occasion like this that the flag that waves
above us is the flag Of all Of us again. Let
lis hope that we may be able to do something
| in our several spheres toward cementIng the
bond between the sections OF the Union.
Speeches were also made in most happy
stvlc by Mr.. J. Ii. Sladc and Professor Mar
| koe. of Boston; by DR.. Biting, OF Ricll'
mond, and DR.. Tutt, Of New uampshire.
| The trip was most delightful one, anc
none seemed to enjoy it more than Inc
pharmacists from abroad. Many OF the lat
| ter were accompanied by their wives.
| The whole affair reflects great credit upon
| the committee who had the arrangements Ii
| charge.
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I" Shreveport Sufferers"

Elitors Richmond Dispatch
Dear Srs,-Thc suffering in Shreveport,
La, calls for help from the citizens of Rich
mond. We see by every paper hcalt-sicken-
ing accounts OF the suffering in that city.
The good people Of Shreveport are Of us,
and we should be willing to aid them in this
day Of their sore trial. We would suggest
that our City Council take the subject up,
and make liberal contribution. on behalf Of
Richmond, 10 oar felloW.cihzeRs Of SreUe-
port We think contribution from the city
is the best means, us that will include some
thing from elch.
Ifyou have any better suggestion, give it ;
but by all means let us do something. We
in Richmond are blessed with health and
prosperity, and should be willing to give OF
our means. MERCHANT.
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VIRGINIA DIVISION ARMY NORTHERN EIR-
| GIN1A-ANNUAL MEETING OF CONFEDERATE
SOLDIERS AND SAILoRs.-The next annual
meeting of the soldiers and sailors compris-
ing the Virginia Division of the Army OF
Northern Virginia will be held in this city,
In the hall of the House of Delegates, on the
evening Of the Both of October, being the
night OF the third day of the State Fair. A
| resolution of the Association declares that all
Confederate soldiers and sailors now resi-
dents of the State of Virginia and who may
have fought in organizations during the war
other than the Army of Northern Virginia
are eligible to membership. Should there
be any in the city at the time of the meeting
of the Society they are expected to be pre-
sent and enroll themselves. Southern SOL
diers happening in Richmond on this inte-
resting OCCASION will also be expected to at
tend, and will OF course receive cordial
welcome from their former cOmrades-in-alms
from this State. -......,.
Colonel Charles S. Venable, distin-
gllished member of General r. K. Lees per-
sonal staff during the war, will deliver the
annual oration. In letter to General Will
liam Fl. Payne, who is the chairman of the
Executive Committee Of the Association,
Colonel Nenable accepts the invitation with
much self-distrust, but with cordial thanks to
the Executive Committee for the kind COM
pliment which they pay him in selecting him
to discharge such an honorable duty. 1t is
stated that after the address the Confederate
soldiers and sailors will have a grand ban
quct. and of course good time may be an
ticiDated.
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RAID UPON A DIsREPUrAELE HoUsE.--1cS.
terday afternoon Captain Disney, of the Sc
cond District police, assisted by Sergeant
Fowkes and Officer Brooks, of the same
district, made quiet and unexpected de-
scent upon the house of Ellen johnson, on
Eleventh between Leigh and NJ streets.
johnson prctends to be dresS-maker, but
was charged Oh warrant with keeping her
house open for other purposes than dress
making. Several persons were found on the
premises. but the proprietor alone was ar
rested. Being carried before Justice Crutcll.
field, she was bailed in the sum Of $1,000 to
appear before the Police Court this morn.
ing for Il hearing.
The police evnce laudable determine
ton to break up all disreputable establish.
ments, and will certainly be sustained by
Justice White in carrying out their determi
nation.
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GOOD REASONS WIFI


rs LEADER In the most FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
which Is now produced in the Richmond mar
ket by him, can furnish the same at about the
same price Of inferior make by other houses
The first Is from the simple fact that he has mac
an experience of thirty years In Its management
and kept pace with the times: also, that his ex'
penses In proportion to his sales enable him to save
from 10 to Is per cent. to the consumer. Another
reason is that the goods are bought FOR CASH from
first hands, carly in the season. when the mills arc
anxious to sell, thus saving the nliddleinans prot
and giving EXTRA FACILITIES unequaled by any
similar house In the city or State, ana equal 70
eood prof. In the outset saved to the cot sumner
These are facts-TRUE, and we'll worth considering
ON the part of those who want GOOD GOODS at fall
prices All such we recommend 10 go TO- the leader
OF fashion, Wm Ir-, Smith, 1909 Main street.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING lS JACKSON WARD.
At an Informal meeting of the Conservatives
of Jackson Ward. "Wednesday night, Mr.. y.
W. Ro>cne presiding, it was determined to
form working club, and the chairman and
Messrs. Walsh. Hulcher, and Roundtree
were appointed Committee on Permanent
Organization, to report at the next meeting.
After a full and free consultation a> to the
general management of the campaign in the
ward. the meeting was adjourned until half
past O'Clock on Monday night. The club
will then meet Mt John NJ. Hulchcr'S, No.
so Second street, when the other Conscrva-
tive clubs of the city and the citizens gene
rally are expected to be present.
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The TuEATRE.-The attractions elsewhere
for the admirers OF the sensational drama
caused nearly empty gallery and parquctte
at the Theatre last night. and the threatening
weather kept away many who would really
have enjoyed the acting of Miss Coomos
and Mr.. Whiting in "The Wite's Secret"
1t was thoroughly enjoyable performance.
Mr.. Whiting, the leading man OF the COM
pany. who has been sick for several days,
made his first appearance, aud proved TO be
an actor of fine physique, graceful manner,
and decided talents. His wife is pretty ana
Sprighty, and she also Is quite an addltIon
to the company. Tonight Romeo ana Ju-
liet will be presented, Miss Coombs appear
ino in her fayorite and celebrated role of
Juliet, and Mr.. Whiting taking the part OF
Romeo.
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4 TTENTION, sPORTsMEN!

NEW YORK STATE sPORTsMEN'S
ASSOCIATION.
ryrpAcrs FROM ..REf-1RT OF CoMMITTEE on
STANDARD FOR SHOT"
AIImapufacturers will have eventually 10 con,
form when sportsmen require that their ssot shaii
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has fixed.
:. fnon tbe most critical examination. your COM
mIttee have determined TO adopt as the :" AMEEl /
IAN STANDARD "a tire scale presented 10 US oy
Messrs Thomas Otis LIE Roy y Co, OF New I ork.
r. NEWELL. Chairman;
n. II. SMITH.
FIG. SKINNER.
snortsmen and dealers dcsirous OF having the
ohove sCAIE. or any Information relatise thereto,
can promptly obtain the same by applying 70
THOMAS OTIS LIE ROY 6 CO., New YORK.
te 2s-eod3m
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GOODWILL DIVISION, No. Is, Sous OF
TEMpERAScE.--This division of the Sons ol
Temperance have elected the following OH
GERS for the present quarter: II: A. Jackson
w. p; Joseph A. Gregory, w. A.; q. a.
Bray, K. s.; L. "A. Jackson, A. L. 5; '. A.
Gregory, f. s.; William Coombs, T.; {. a.
Jackson, c.; S. Is. Richardson, Con-; NJ. 5.
Gregory, A. c.; Ii. "A. Tompkins, !. s.; F.
B. Jackson, 0. S.; r. A. B. Scott, i. W. T.;
Robert Braxton, l.. d. j. w. p. The above
officers will be installed the first Tuesday in
October
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WILLIAM J. AHSABLE ArrLiES FOR BALL.
William j. Annablc, who is under sentence
of three years Imprisonment for felony, ap-
piled for writ of haJeas corpus on Wednes
day in order to appear before Judge Gulgon
on an application for bail on account of i'll
health. Judge Guigon granted the petition,
and heard the case in chambers yesterday
afternoon: but being of opinion that no au'
thorily was vested in him to bail after con-
viction, lie declined to do 50. The prisoner
thcrcupon took steps to have his petition
brought before the Supreme Court of Ap
pcals. Drs. BeaIc and Dove testified hi
health was in very perilous state, owing tt
strong tendency towards consumption.
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HELMBOLD's BUCHU Is the only reliable remedy
for diseases of the urinary organs. Take 1t III sell
son, and do not be imnoscd upon by qlacks and i'm
posters.
We are glad to learn that the absence Of the celc-
bratcd DIR. Helmbod has not prevented the contin-
ucd manufacture OF the Buchu. so well known us
the only efficient remedy for diseases Of the Kidneys
and urinary organs. There are counterfets OF this
most excellent medicine. Genuine has proprietor
private stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent.
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ESCAPED FROM SING-SNG.-The patrons OF
the blood.and-thunder play of the period
file filled Virginia Virginia Hall to OVERLOOKING last night,
and Stamped, screamed, and whistled with
delight at the thrilling scenes in the lie OF
Yorkshire Bill. Mr.. Dominick Murray is
versatile and popular actor, and fully met
the requirements of an eNacting part. The
company is unusually large. and above the
average in merit. Several old fayorites, who
were recognized by the audience, were re-
ceived with hearty applause. Among them
were Miss Anna Moston, the Sivacious SOU
brctte Of the Richmond Theatre stock COM
pan7 in 1S71-'I2. and Mr.. w. f. Gilbert, a
popuar low comedian Of the same company.
Tonight Escaped from Sing-Sing will be re.
,,nnted ss" s=
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Police Court. TurRsDAY-Justice J. j
White prestdsng.-The following cases were
disposed Of Mary Carter. charged with
assaulting and striking Austin Gentry with
Il rock. Fined s..
james Slaves, E. s. Gentry, and Denis
O'Neil, charged with stealing lot OF sanl
valued at so from Charles II. Page. Al
smoke; parties houorably discharged.
John Phelps, Robert S. Clarke, and VIII
liam Green. charged with breaking into thu
storchouse Of James O'Connor in the night
time and stealing coat, box Of cigars, one
pistol, and other articles. Phelps and Greer
discharged, and Clarke sent on to the Hus
tings Court for indictment.
james Gardner, charged with assaulting
Ellen Gardner, was discharged.
Daniel Scroggins, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the First Market
Committed for sixty days in default of SlOc
security.
Thomas johnson, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care Of himself
Discharged.
Amelia Cook, charged with creating dis
turbance in the street, was discharged will
a rcprimand.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION AT GLOVER HILL
CoAL-PIrs.-Thc boiler OF an engine which
was operated OH the surface ut Raccoon
bit, in Chesterfield county, exploded on
Monday night at IL O'Clock, instantly killing
Il negro boy and badly srllding Ar. John
McNcmara, aged twcnty-one years, son ot
Timothy McNcmara, of this city. Young
McNemara was engaged at the time of the
explosion in pulling out the Goals from the
tire-box, and the negro boy (who was killed,
was standing at his side watching the opera
ton. McNemarl inhaled Il quantity Of the
s,ealu. aud fingered very i'll until yesterday
at A. NJ, when he died. His remains were
brought down to Richmond yesterday after
noon, and will be buried from st. Patrick
church at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE SEPTEMBER 1S.-P. II.
Neal, Lenox, n. c.; Mrs: j. N. Noting,
Baltimore, Md; John steinhocher,, AIS
north Broad street, city; - 80 Monu-
ment street, Baltimore. Md; Jonas Epps,
North Carolina; james E. Franklin, -;
lanes D. Wray, Richmond, Va.
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POWDER AND SHOT.


NOTICE TO SPORTSMES.
LaFLIS AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands, which chey offer
the pubic Us articles Of great superiority:
ORANGE LIGHTNING PONDER,
from Nos ! to y
ORANGE DUCkING POWDER,
from Nos to S, packed in metal kegs OF 1t pounds
AUDUBON POWDER,
from Nos, to 4, packed In metal kegs of ct and l2t
pounds;
ORANGE RIFLE POWDER,
sizes F. e.. FF G., and FFF. g., In metal kegs OF st.
IS and IS pounds.
Also BLASTING and MINING; for sale by the
trade and DAyEh PORT K MORRIS,
50 IG-8m gnts for the Manufacturers.
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Wu,T TO WEAR AND How TO MAKE IT,
Madame Demorest's semi-annual book OF in-
structions in dress and dress-makinS 1or the
fall and winter of 1924 contaius over iour
hundred miniature illustrations OF !aaies'
and children's dresses. Received fiom .. l.
Ellyson, newsdealer, 11l2 Main street.
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I HAVE ANALYZED TIE WlIISKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of ''B SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co, Richmond'
Virginia, and fluid it free from fusil oil ana other
impurities, and recommend its use for mcciclM'i
and family purposes. j. b. McCAW' VI. D.,
Late Prof. of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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GRAsD PIc-N1c-FIRsr GrN FOR HESRIco.
The county superintendent is making ar
rangcmcnts for Il maSS-mcelng of the Con-
servativc voters Of HenricO, on Saturday the
9th instant. at Mr.. j. Kautman's grove, on
the Mechanic>vllc turnpike, one mile from
Richmond. Governor Il. G. Walker, Major
b. Z. Lee, Hon. 4. NJ. Kelley, aud II. B. Berkc-
ley. j. J. White, james Ii. Dooley, George
d. Wise, ESqS., and the county candidates
will address the people on the issues of the
present canvass. The Old Dominion, KEN
per Kanlpaiyn, Marshall Ward, and other
clubs of this city have been invited, us well
as the ladies of the county and city.
The people of Hcnrico will doubtless re-
spond to the invitation of their Supcrintend-
ent to be present on this occasion and the
speakers named will doubtless not only in
| tereSt. but instruct all who hear them.
As the meeting will be continued tic
greater portion Of the day, refreshments will
| be served at O'Clock Z. il.
\ special committee will be appointed to
preserve order.
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INVITATION ACCEPTED. The Eureka Quar-
tette have accepted an invitation from the
Odd-Fellows of Fredericksburg to give u
concert in that place in Il short time, proba-
bly, the coming week, the proceeds to be de-
voted to benevolent objects. This quartette
embraces some musical talent, and will be
accompanied by full orchestra.
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BOYS FALL HATS AT FIFTY CESTS.-P. WEIsI-
GER Co., 1901 Main street, have several cases OF
boys hats. slightly damaged, which they Will sell ut
Soc Some Of them are worth 81
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HILL & GODDIN, 81 z. NJ, brick dwelling on the
south side of Short street between Ne" stfeet
and Twenty second.
JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON, r. ~, real estate
opposite the cotton factories, Manchester
COOK 4 LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, AN assortment OF
furniture, &c. ..... -.ts.a
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SENT TO JAIL FOR NINETY DAYS. H. the
Police Court yesterday morning John Phelps
was arraigned and tried on the charge oil
receiving of Robert S. Clarke one coat OF
the value of about four dollars and lot
of cigars of the value of two dollars, know
ing the same to have been stolen. A mum
Der of witnesses were examined, and the
accused was found guilty of petit larceny
and sentenced to confinement in the city
Jail for term of ninety days.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of real estate made tet,o.ea Ms ls q
January and soh Of Jrns TIE tarss 5or aa e pre- re-
sent year haret9 te pasd y yIrgiasj Ii Sej ,os U
OF the Veur The tdres hdue to be paid 0ythe seller
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A ACARD.-Baugh,nan Stokes d Co., Elchmoho'
July IL, 1873. Hessrs. W0od Il Sons: Gentemen,-
1 have used your CApILLINA with very Denehciai
results 1t has done ml re than You claim ior II
Yours truly, CHAkLEs T. sIohES'
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REES & co. EMPLOY NONE But FIRST-CLkSS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We have never seen bad picture from their gal
lery. We recommend our readers 10 their estab-
lisbment. Main between Nluth and Tenth streets.
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REMEMBER, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THAT OUR
friend ASToSr, the confectioner, has opened a
splendid dining saloon in connection with his con-
feclionery, where you can get the best the market
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PARTIES WHO s'IAvE NEVER SEEN Any GOOD
PEARS In this city" can have their sight restored
and have their mouths made watery by calling at
PlzZINI'S, s0T Broad street.
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POWDER.

500 kegs DUpoSTs SPORTING POWDER, +, FF,
,,soo Kegs DUPoNT's BLASTING and MINING Pow
500 half and quarter kegs, for RIFLE, DUCK, aud
BtRD SHOOTING; ,,.
50cases DIAMOND GRAIN and EAGLE; III canisters.
Also $50 600 feet HEMP, single and double TAPE
FrsE. For sale by Z. & 5. WORTHAM < CO.,
Se ni Is 7t,wsw Agents for the Manufacturers.
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GrSTLEMEN'S FALL STYLE HATS.-P. WEIsI
GER 6 Co. are now opening splendid assortment
of ulI the new STYLES
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BOARD OF IMMlGRATIoN.-The State Board
of Immigration met yesterday in the State
Library and had Il long consultation with
Major Hotchkiss, who, it will be remcm-
bcred. has been engaged for some time In
preparing statistics OF the State, in conform
itv with the act Of the General Assembly,
which will be disseminated throughout
Europe. Major Hotchkiss has nearly com
pleted his pamphlet, (which will in short
time be issued by the Board.
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PROPOSED PARK TO BE MADE OF MARSHALL
SouARE.-Thc citizens of Marshall Ward are
still urging the Council to improve Marshall
Square and make a beautiful park Of it for
the benefit Of their families, Improvement of
that section Of the city, and the interest OF
Richmond generally. A paper is being cir
culated just now, in the form Of a petition
to the City Council, calling their attention
to the public grounds of Marshall Square,
and asking that it be improved as park.
The naper is already signed by Messrs. L.
powers, A. II. Perry, E. A. Saunders, A.
Bodeker, P. J: Crew, Joseph stukenbnrs,
and others, each OF whom pledges himself to
giye 500 to this object. When the sub
scriptions have reached an amount which,
when doubled by an appropriation from the
city, will be sufficient to suitably improve
the park, the amount so subscribed by the
citizens of Marshall Ward will be deposited
in the city treasury. TO he used us soon as
work shall be commenced. The petition
Will, when sufficiently subscribed to, be pre-
sen,ed to the Council for their consldera
ton.
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WRIT OF ELECTION lssrED.-The Go
vernon Yesterday issued a writ Of election
for the Ninth senatorial district, composed
of the city of Petersburg and the counties
of Prince George and Surry,to be held on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday i'll
November. to ill Il vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of Hon. II. G. Greene.
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS-very useful ior Dusl'
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed them will pass through the mall lot
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly aho
cheaply done at this Office.
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SuEET-MUsIc.-You can save twenty-five per
cent by purchasing shect-music at {. +. JOHN
SToS'S, 8!s Main street. Teachers allowed one
third discount. Damaged music almost given away
Musical instruments very cheap.
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THE STATE FAIR GRouEDs.-The State
Fair Grounds are being put in good order
for the approaching State Fair.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS made te
order by f. Is. SPENCE & SON.
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PERsoSAL.-Major Jed. Hotchkiss is in the
city.
Major Thomas w. boswell. who has been
visiting the Warm Springs for some days,
returned home by Yesterdays train.
l.. B. Lent, proprietor of the mammoth
circus which will appear iu this city on the
29th and 3Oth inStants, arrived here yester-
day morning, and is stopping at Ford's
Hotel
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TO gather pearls from oceans vases
Divers go down In divers places;
But our mouths OF streams and bays,
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those in beauty's mouth that shine
Made by the SOZODoST divine.
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INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIoSs.-The in
tcrnal revenue collections yesterday amount
ed To so, 92g.3O
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TIE FINEST HArR-ToSIc DRESSING EXTANT-
CApIIIISA