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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-21

ST, VINCENT DE PAUL's CONFERENCE
This Conference composed OF most OF
number of gentlemen Of St. Peters Ca
thedral congregation, with Dir. John
Ahern as president, is an organization
instituted to aid the poor regardless OF
creed, and its charities are dispensed
quietly and unostentatiously. Last year the
Conference distributed S5lS. This year,
however, the demands upon its resources
have been proportionately much greater, for
since the 1st of January the distributions OF
groceries, &C., have already amounted TO
$4,000.
The greater portion of the foregoing
amounts are raised by voluntary subscrlp-
tiops of the members of the Conference,
with occasional aid on the part of the con-
preration by general collection. On the
2sth of December last Uhe day Of the con.
secration of the diocese) there was collected
Sl53 for the benefit of the poor, when
amount is included in the above. Last tues
day It. Patriek's Day. another cOltecllon
realized $90.54, which will be devoted 10
the same charitable ends. The only expense
attendant upon these distributions mas 0een
$j-paid for printing relief tickets.
While the sentlemenof St. Peters eongie-
CATION have been thus engageds the iaeaes
have raot been behind hand in the good work.
Ah organization known as ''The Ladies' Ee-
neyolent Society Of the Cathedral" was
started some months since, aud has been
actively cooperating In aiding tue poor by
the distribution OF large amount of cloth
ing, Shoes, groceries, &C., 10 the worthy
poor Of all denominations. -
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TIE THEATRE Miss LIE CLERCQ.- The au-
dience at the Theatre last night was quite
small, but nothing occurred to mar the plea
sure of the entertainment. One would have
supposed that Miss LIE Clercq would have
been sadly disappointed at not being greeted
bv a full house on her benefit night, but II
she was her very appreciative audience did
not notice it. On the contrary, she acted
with unusual spirit, and responded grace
fully several times to the enthusiastic encore
she received. Her great desire to please those
who were present was very evident, and du-
ring the entire evening she played as though
there was not an empty seat in the house.
The play was the dramatization of Wilkle
CoIins's Anew Magdalen." 1t was splen-
didly presented, and when rendered to q
large audience would create favorable i'm
preston indeed. Miss LIE Clercq improves
Considerably upon acquaintance. She is one
of the best actresses we have had here this
winter, and it is to be regretted that she mas
not had better houses.
This afternoon "East Lynne" will be
played at the matinee. b.. a...- g..
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! INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. Richmond
Chapter. No. 8, colored Royal Arch hInsons.
last night installed the following officers for
the ensuing term: Companion j. a. Gun.
ningham, High Priest; Companion James
B. Burrell, King =; Companion John H
Lewis, Scribe Companion B. T. Edwards
Secretary; Companion r. Baker, Treasurer
Companion John T. Bell, G. Host; Com
panion William 81. Hughes, p. Sojourner
Companion Frank Jones, Il. A. Captain
Companion Henry Randolph, g. NJ. Third
Veil; Companion William Mundin, G. N
Second Veil; Companion j. q. Watkins, G.
NJ. First Veil !; Companion William Taylor
Tflez n. s,a#- s5,ez
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SUPREME CoURT OF AprEArs, FRrpAY.--The
following business was transacted IN this
court yesterday '>sss = !Sf2;s.1'ssss- :, s
Peters, surviving partner, os. Mondays
executor ct ais. (staunten case). Appeal al
lowed from decree of the Circuit Court OF
Nelson county.
Crews, Rodeuhizer & Co. ps. Farmers
Bank of Virginia. Supersedeas awarded to
q judgment Of the Circuit Court of the town
Of Dauville.
Heiskcll us. Thompson. Rule awarded
against Thomas l.. Niche. assignee of the
appellant, to elect by the 2lst day of April
whether he will prosecute the appeal in his
name as assignee and cause the record to be
printed, and upon his failure, to show cause
why appeal should not be dismissed.
Statham ct ais. Us. Crawford ct ais. Fully
argued by Judge Ould for the appellants and
submitted. 7>s.- 'o
The case OF Taylor rS. Hutcheson will be
commenced to-day.
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CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Poor
The sale of reserved seats for the concert for
the relief Of the poor, to take place at AS
sembly Hall on Tuesday night, will COM
meuce at the bookstore of West, Johnston
Il Co. this morning.
There is every promise that the concert
will prove q success financially and musi,
calIv. The first rehearsal took place last
night. and Dir. Wheat and his assistants
made gratifying progress in the practice OF
the pieces TO be presented on the occasion.
Every dollar realized from the proceeds
will be devoted by the Richmond Relief
Committee to the relief of the worthy poor
Of this city.
The programme will be found in our ad'
vertising columns, under the head of amuse.
mentS. ..~. ...a.
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Mr.. SoTHERN IN RICHMOND. - Manager
Powell, of the Richmond Theatre. announces
this morning that Mr.. E. A. Sothern, the
vell.known artistic, has entered into an en-
gsoement with him for six nights and ma
finee. commencing on Monday night, on
which occasion "Our American Cousin +" VIII
be presented.
MIR. Sothern comes to Richmond With a
fine reputation, and If we may judge him by
the very complimentary criticisms which
have appeared in all ofthe New York papers,
he will have Overwhelming audiences during
his STAY in this city. But his reputation Is
not confined to this country. The London
press have with one accord pronounced him
wonderful actor in his line. Punch said,
while MIR. Sothern was in London, that they
who wish to see new type of q swell quite
different from any that the stage before has
shown them, should 60 and have laugh at
MIR. Sothern's Lord Dundreary." For quaint
and quiet humor nothing can excel his
yacuous solemnity. His attitudes are natural,
and bis humor new and fresh; while, de-
spite of all bis funny and fantastic caricatur-
ing, there is a something true to nature IN
bis almost every touch.
Mr, Lytton Sothern arrived in the city
Yesterday morning. During the day he was
busy making arrangements for the ap-
pearance Of his father at the Theatre next
Monday night.
MIR. Sothern will in short time sail for
Europe, and his engagement here Is Tue lasI n
he will play before his departure. He will
be supported by good company, and the
treat which his wonderful acting IN :. our
American Cousin" as Lord Dundreary" VIII
afford is one that none should fail to enjoy.
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SCIENTIFIC AND SAFE TREATMENT--When ap-
piled with DR.. Plerces Nasal Douche and accom-
panied with Dr.. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery
as constitutional treatment, DIR. SAGE's CATARRH
REMEDY produces perfect cures of the worst cases
OF catarrh and ozena of many years. standing.
This thorough course Of medication constitutes the
only scientific, rational, safe, and successful man
ner of treating this odlous disease that has ever
been offered to the afflicted. So successful has fl
proven that the proprietor has long offered stand
ing reward Of $500 for a case Of catarrh which he
cannot cure. . . 49,. . ~ .
INDISPUTABLE EvIDENCE.-Thomas J. Bishop,
Of South Brooklyn, n. Y, writes that his wife had
suffered since child With catarrh until 1t had re-
suited in what eminent physicians pronounced con-
sumption; that she has used Or. sage's Catarrh
Remedy with DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discove.
ry, and they have worked wonders withh her case.
STEALING OUR THUNDER.-People should be-
ware OF those npostors whe not only try to initiate
Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines, but also copy bis
original style of advertising by offering various
sized rewards for cases Of and other diseases
which they cannot cure. Those who do not posses
sufficient intelligence to enable them to write orl
ginal advertisements Of their own but have to stea
those OF others, are not likely to have made grc;,
and valuable discoveries in Medicine. Look QUITO
them.
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hAABLE FROM BRISTOL TO THE SEA,-The
April No. of Scribner's monthly (for sale by
j. L. Ellyson, 1112 Main street,) contains an
interesting article with this title by Mr..
Edward King, who spent several weeks in
Richmond last summer. Dir. King writes
most entertainingy of scenes on the line of
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
and incidentally describes an interesting
negro revival meeting which he attended at
HALFWAY station, on the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad.
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DEATH OF MR. GEORGE BAGBY.-Intelli'
eence has been received in this city of the
death Of Mr.. George Bagby, which occurred
on the 18th, in Tappabannock, in the
seventy.inn year of his age. MIR. Bagby
was once u merchant of this city, and was
the father of DR.. George W. Bagby, Assistant
State Librarian. at the close of the war be
removed to Tappahannock to reside with bis
son-in-law, Mr.. james N. Matthews. now
resident of this city. MIR. Bagby had many
warm friends who will mourn bis loss.
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CONSERVATIVE Caucus. The caucus Of the
conservative members Of the Legislature
called for last night adjourned without
transacting any business for lack of a ni,o.
rum. General Williams was elected chair.
man, and Mr.. McMulen secretarv. There
VIII De meeting held next week, when Inn
portant questions will be considered. -
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TnE RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
have fitted up their large and commodious
hall, corner of Eleventh and Main, with
view Of accommodating the public for pur-
poses of general meetings, lectures, readings,
&c. It is centrally located and well suited
for these purposes.
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CoNvlcTs REcElvED.-The following con-
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terday from Orange county: Elizabeth Ia
laferro, three years for poisoning, and Agnes
Williams eight years for infanticide. 'a'.
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/ DOWN WITH MoHoPoLY.-At tie request OF
many ladies', have ngnged In the manufacture Of
human hair. For that purpose have taken d trip
20 New York, and engaged the services Of real
artst-practical hatr-dresser and worker-and will
In futnre. as in the past, defy competition in price,
quality OF hair, and skill OF workmanship.
! Look at the price for making combiug switches
50c., 76c., and 81 large size, u .25. Curls and
other work in proportion. Hair bought and ex-
changed. ~; ~ :
/ An orders by mail promptly executed from one
oi the largest stocks OF the kind In the State.
hiso' Just received the latest novelties In steel
ornaments and bendeau1, fancy ieweiry, chate-
!nes necklaces, fans, ruohing, dotted grenadines,
ior 'e1s, &C., &C., at e. L. GRAyGER's, 627 Broad
street. . sCF
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ENTERED AND CLEARED.-The following
were entered at the custom-house yester.
German bark Brazileira, Captain .Joch.
ems, from New York to load for Pernambu-
co, Brazil.
American bark Templar, Captain Wilson,
i;om New York 10 load for Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil. -,
The British steamship Bernard, Captain
Poutet, for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with flour
shipped by Dunlop s. NC Canoe, and Haxall
Crenshaw s. Co., cleared yesterday.
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A NUISANCE Yesterday Mietta Williams,
Julia jackson, Ida Christian, Margaret
Smith, Georgianna Brown, Susan Lee, Mary
Smith, Mary Irving, Fannie Ephraim, Cath
crime Jones, and Amanda Morris, (negroes),
were fined 50 each by Justice White for dis
orderly conduct and indecent language at a
house on Grace street between seventeenth
and Union streets. :.
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Death ON the Trapexe-A Fatal !" Leap
for Iife.o

NEW YoRx, March 2o.-James Sylvester,
a traueze performer at the Tbirty.fourth-
Street Opera-House, attempting ths"isap
for life /" last night missed bis caIcsiallou:
an6, not catching the rope, fell. to the ioot ol
the Theatre. The distance OF the fail was
only about seven feet, but his head sfflKiIg
corner Of q private box he was SO seriously sII
injured that he died In few minutes. he
was twenty years Of age.
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SPRING RAcEs.-The Virginia Riding Club
have arranged for races to take place on the
26ih. 9th, and 29th Of May. There will also
be other trials of speed on each of the days
named for these contests, and for the re-
manning daYs Of the week. =. -----
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THE WALLACE SISTERS AT VIRGINIA OPERA
HousE.-The appearance OF the Waliace
Sisters and their burlesque and comedy com
pany at Virginia Hall last night was well
coined bya crowded audience. Every seal
in the building was occupied, and the ex-
.pectations Of the people were fully realized.
The entertainment commenced with the farce
of the Loan OF Lover, and was ioliowea
by the great burlesque Of Aladdin, the " on
derfnl Scamp. The, company Ia; not very
large one, but possesses enough talent 70
make up for what it lacks in numbers;
The three sisters, Jennie, Minnie, ana
Maud. are handsome and sprightly,an they
ali ACT. sing, and dance well. & Fortescae as
as the Widow THankey in Aladdin was q
decided success, and Lew. Wallace, N, nls
Dutch songs aud dances, added much to the
fun of the evenings entertainments" Many
of the hits were new, and some were very
telling, especially upon the members OF the
/ Legislature, who formedia good part OF the
audience. The company, will give only t%
more performances here, includiog the matt
nee this evening. At.the former will be pre-,
sented Cinderella;3at the latter, the Field
Of the Cloth of Gold. ~,
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RECOVERING. Andrew Gill alias Richard
johnson, the escaped convict who was shot
and captured near Pampln's depot about a
week ago, was brought to this city and
placed in the penitentiary hospital. Though
dreadfully wounded, he is in an improving
condition, and his entire recovery is antici-
mated
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Trial OF Dr. Jones I'm Ssrseneyflls Cosn.
ay-VesdicE Of Net GulIty.

Especial Telegram 10 The DfsoatEh.J 9
BELLg1gIp, GaEEHEv1ELs Co, As. March
|2O-The trIalof Dr. John 3. jones, for The
murdero Of negro named Isaac Missey, fn
January last, came Of to-day before Judge
Weisiger. The jury retired to their chamber
about ten minutes to s O'Clock to-nisbt, ssDdt
after being absent about fifteen minutes fe-
turned With the verdict Of g nof guilty y ~.
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HoN. MR. WApDEII's LEoTuRE.--Tbis lee
ture upon the " Discovery Of America be.
fore Columbus" will be delivered ut the
hall Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation on Monday night, instead Of
Tuesday night, as heretofore announced.
This change has been made because
the ladies' of the Second Presbyterian
church are unwilling to interfere with
the concert given for the poor of our city,
which is announced for Tuesday night.
They bespeak for Mr.. Waddell full house.
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60 barrels "B SELECT" and other brands of
wbiskey;
so half-chests BLACK and GREEN TEA;
25 baskets CHAMPAGNE different brands);
casks FRENCH BRANDY;
casks DUFF GORDON SHERRY (pale and dry;
Also, STILToS & HEDDER CHEESE, ALERT
BISCUIT, CONDIMENTS, OLIVES. CAPERs, SAR-
DIMES, OLIvE-OIL, and general stock of desirable
goods, for sale by W.D. BLAIR 6 Co., S37 Main
street, Richmond, Va.
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PARDON REFUsEn.-Governor Kemper yes
terday refused an application made for the
pardon of Cynthia Lane (colored), sentenced
by the County Court of Scott county to four
years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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PgRsoNAL.-Hon. James Porter, of Albe-
marie soounty, late British Commissioner OF
Customs In China, will by invitation address
the Committee on Immigration in the hall OF
the House of Delegates at 7:30 this evening.
Hon. Messrs. James H. Platt and W. IL.
Il. stowell and G.. r. Ramsdell, Esq, are 10
The city.
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INSPECTORS OF LUMBER APpoNTED.-The
Governor has appointed W. T. Robinson
and Oney 81. Edwards inspectors OF lumber
for the city of Norfolk.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER, AZ P. 81. large brick ano
framed tenement on the southwest corner VI
Twenty.fourth and Marshall streets, TO De re-
moved.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ. at stable OF Z.
Bossieux, on Franklin and Elghteentn stree'S'
forty mules.
]: N. TAYLOR & SON, s P. NJ, lot near Gillie's
:, creek, Rockets. Il .A ,astiE5u
W. GODDIN, Az P. NJ, lot on north sioe o.
|, Marshall between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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THE PIcKw1CK PHARMACY, S32 MAIN STREET.
between Eighth and Ninth, IS now open. with ne"
fixtures and new stock of drugs medicines, per
fumery, and toilet articles. Particular ATTENTION
paid 10 compoundlng physicians prescriptions ane
family receipts. A. " BLISS, ifoPAAs''A'
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y. THOMPSON Brown,
Real Estate Agent = nd Auctloneer.
:, NslN sir...i. nnpnsitc DiSpdkcA DILL

Tor RENT, AN ATTRAST1FEG ~
4 NEW DWELLING; on Cary near Adams 9a.A
street; seven ruonI>, Gus and water. All mooerh
im.,guyelmuIi~ -,
SMALL FRAME HOUSE aud kitchen; three
r~m-; !atg~ ward: west Cary and liarVle streets
eli per month Apply 10
LI u Ut j. THOMPSON BROW \.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.OFFlcE MARCH 90, 1874
Miss Mary Brown, care of Thomas B. Kent,
Montgomery; David L. Cosby, Richmond
Institute, Main street, Richmond, Va; Ro-
bert Scott, box 1G. care j. E. Macomber;
Miss Georgia T. Watkins, care James e..
Wilson, 300 BeIvidere street, Richmond, Va.
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CANES WITH GOLD AND SILVER HEADS,
Canes for gents and canes for lads;
Canes for legislators, boods, T..
Canes with legs and canes with buds; r
Canes to give the weak support, w
Canes for show and canes for sport;
Canes for fun and for defence ..
The assortment Is immense . .
at SCIAAP's Cigar, Umbrella, News, and Variety
Store, 14O2 Main street. ....
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APPOINTED the Governor ap-
pointed Messrs. William It. Robinson and
Oncy Ii. Edwards deputy cutters of lumber
for Norfolk city.
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BANANAs.-Yeliow bananas Just received at P1z
ZNI's. 1...s
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DATES, DATEs-two pounds for twenty-five
cents; also, cocoanut.cream cansy and coceanul
caramels at PIzzIsI's.
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JUST OUT.-The CAPTAIN COLLAR, something
rev and nice for the spring. For sale by E. 4.
SPENCE 6 Son.
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SPRING HATs-very fine and light weight-for
young gentlemen, at SIMMONS &c Co.'s, next Dis
patch Office. '.''
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LOUISVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
The sale OF tickets In Richmond will positively
close On the Goth instant. A limited number of
tickets on hand. A. L,ECUYER,
- 900 Bank street. Richmond, Va.
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The HBERNIAs SOCIETY met at Cathe0rsi
Hail LAST night, but without tlansactlng any
important business adjourned 70 meet &C tne
call Of their president.
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SPRING HATS, SPRING HArs.-Every variety at
SIMMoNs & Co.'s, 111e Main street.
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The North Carolina Volcanic Excite
meRE.

meRG.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 20.-Bald noun.
tain is between Crooked creek and Broad
river, in Mcdowell county. The mountain
extends into Rutherford county, and is usu.
ally called Stone mountain. The people
within twenty-five miles have been alarmed
for twenty days by the quiyering ofthe
earth and sounds like artillery. All attribute
the phenomena to Bald mountain. Some
tifty dwelers upon Bald mountain slopes
saw it seemed as though the mountain was
giving away. The cattle, alarmed, have left
the usual ranges. The people gathered ln
one locality and were frightened into pray yers.
Preachers of various denominations were
present. It is stated that an acre OF Inc
peak has sunk and smoke has issued.
WILMINGTON, March 20..-The following
telegram, just received, from Marion, the
county.seat of Mcdowell county, in Whica
Bald mountain is located, is the latest ana
most reliable information yet received mere:
"The Bald mountain, In the southwestern
part of Mcdowell county, was shaken rev
days since by volcanic throes, and some OF
the inhabitants in the neighborhood became
much excited and alarmed. However, one
of the Oldest inhabitants says that the shock
was not severer than 1t was in 1872. We
have no reliable. information OF the EMISSION
either Of fire or smoke. Two parties OF gen.
tlemen Zone from Marion and the other from
Rutherfordton) started for the disturbed
region to-day"
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SPRING PANTS.-Large stock OF English cass
meres inst opened 6y. E. b. SPENCE &c Son.
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GUNPowDER TEA ut $3.50 per pound. Small
lot very superior at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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SEVEN SEALS OR GOLDEN WONDER and GARDI-
NER's RHEUMATIC COMPOUND, for rheumatism.
L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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THE New REsERvoIR.-The excavation
and work upon the new reservoir was COM
menced on Wednesday.
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WINDSOR scARFs.-Spring styles just receive
by E. B. SPENCE & Son.
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WANTED TO BORROW $500 on
W r.,ir...tn worth over three times the amount:
{ -. .i.-tv j >i,uttet withia three squares OF
IL .,,ra corporate Limits. Interest 10 oe p'iu
,....,,:.y j.. aaTa.gc. Address
1-''''''' WILLIAM K. POLK & CO.
Peal Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
,. %, No. Tenth street.
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JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK, SPRING
HATS. Every variety at SIMMONS & Co.'s, lille
Main street. -..-.a
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SWEET HAVANA oRANGEs-very large, sweet
and juicy-at PIZZlNIS.
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SPRING Goops.-Nice stock just received. Fe
sale by Z. b. SPENCE s. SON. ..- ...~
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CAPTAIN CoLLAR.-The latest style Collar ont
inst received and for sale by E. B. SPENCE &c SON
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eo barrels "B SELECT and other brands 0

PRUNEs, PKUNE s.-PIzzINI has fine eating
prunes put up in boxes.
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FOR THE CHEAPEST, MOST FASHIONABLE, and
alegan' styles Of hats go to SIMMONS & Co.'s, next
Dispatch Office.
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COHEN BROTHERS are selling 'ohe Doi'ai
French corsets at 50c., and many otner soouS
astonishingy low rates. .. ...a