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AUCTION SALES THIS Paw.
AT ZEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

AT ZEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
J. l.. .APPERSON, 12 NJ, four lois in Grove ave
hue. Sidney.
". GODDIN, IL n, commissioners sale of farm
Of IL. acres in Iienrico county, four miles
north Of Richmond.
81. GQDDIN, 12 ~ commissioners sale Of a
square of tour acres in Sidney, with small
framed t-nencnt thereon.
W. GODDIN. IL NJ, commissioners sale Of ! A.
acres Of land on James river, In 1IenricL
comfy,
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ATTRACTIVE SALE OF OLD WINES AT ACc-
r1oS.-DArENPoRT 6 NORRIS will sell on the
esth Instant at IL O'Clock NJ, twenty-five demi-
Johns of sherry, port, and madeira wiues, and four
cases genuine l.. ROderer champagne These wines
are the property of an old Virglnian who canIot
afford to hold them.
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NRw FOUNTAIN ON CAPITOL soUARE.-A
handsome new fountain will soon be placed
in the Capitol Square opposite to the west
ern entrance to the Capitol building. A
portion Of the. materials arrived from New
York on Saturday.
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RTANCz5ESTEEs NEWS.

ROLL OF HoSoR.-The following pupil:
received certificates of distinction at tht
High School for the week ending May 22d
Masters w. S. Campbell, Paul Atkinson, )
B. Winfree, B. w. NunDally, r. II. Winfree
r. C. Stanard, B. 4. Bransford, John Ii. In
gram, James Ambers, +. p. Owen, a. c
Reynolds, R.V. Owen, w. .. Sims, W. G
Owens, A. G.. Reynolds, W. =. Wake, j
NJ. Reynolds, II. w. Walker, Charles Jones
r. w. Brodnax, Luther Nunnally. John
Smith, Ira jones, John Conway, William
Ball.
CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE President
of the First Ward Conservative Club ha:
appointed james Abbott, a. c. Jones, and
j. NJ. Graves chaIenSers; r. S. Whitehead
William J. Jones, and John II. Matthews
Finance Committee and George Abbott
James Brown, R. 4. j. Jones, A. j. Sim
mons, William r. Lee, j. w. Craig, w. j
Harding, John II. Abbott, and Thomas
Smith, Working Committee.
GRANGE ORGASKED.- Chesterfield Grange
has been organized in Dale township, with
John S. Taylor master, and William +. Gill
secretary.
ISJvScTroS DISSOLVED. Judge Wei>igcl
Saturday dissolved the injunction of the
Manchester Cotton Mills Company Is. The
Town of Manchester restraining them from
taking down houses in the street on Fourth
avenue, and the buildings will be removed
within sixty days. McRae & Christian for
the company: II. W. Branstold for the
Town Trustees.
PERsoSAL.-B. 4. Hancock. Esq, has re.
a -, n grh0n
superintendents 1T Cumberland Courthouse.
General T. VI. Logan, formerly president
of the Board of Trustees, was in the city on
saturday.
Captain William E. Martin, county super
ntendent for Chesterfield, is reported scr7-
ously i'll.
DR.. CHnEs's PoslTIoS.-The writer is re-
uuested by Alexander Brooks, chairman OF
the Republican convention of last Thur>day
10 say that the convention resolved that Ii
was ineXpedient to make nomination for
Mayor; and Of the candidates mentioned,
recommended DR.. l.. K. CEiles, Conserve
tive nominee, rs the most capable. Ibis Is
a merited compliment to worthy officer
and gentleman.
REGISTRATION NoTIcE.-The books of regis
tration will reopen this morning as follows
First Ward, Abbott's shop; Second Ward,
market house; Third Ward, Ovens store;
Fourth Ware, Bowen's shop. Come out
and register.
The FREE BRlDGE.-Workmen were en-.
gagged Saturday in putting up fence from
the north end Of the free bridge along Ninth
street.
Tur C1rcU1T CorRT-The May term Of
the Circuit Court closed Saturday. During
TIC term large number Of chancery DEGREES
were entered, and much civil business dis
rosed O..
4 gAxrsoNE G,Fr.--Stuart Lodge, L. O
0. T.. bas received from hossuth Lodge, o.
Media, Penn. resolutions of thanks, beautl
fuIy cngrosscd il handsome frame, COM
memoralivc Of the services OF the former in
recovering and sending home the remains o
David dundley, drowned at the Free bridge
disaster in February, 1878. The resolution:
will be publicly presented 10 the Lodge a
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NEW sTocK.-Just received ny
the cheapest hair ever imported r. hASDISi
ladies can now quit wearing Imitation l,,,r ne
themselves real hair braids. You can hnr ,a , ou!
such low prices that you cannot IringIne Il
90 to K. FERRANDISI's and ask to loo, =, ,sa
goods. Frizcttcs by The yard at greatly redrcaS
prices. All varieties Of hair work done in 1ro'
portion. Also, on hand large stock of natur,,
curled hair' natural gray and white hair, ladies
ana gentlemcn's Illusion wigs always on hand AN,
H'a"e 10 order At very moderate prices. A fire As
sor'ment of FANS vinagrettes, chatelaines, hair or
nanents and fancy toilet articles. Orders from til
country promptly filled. Be sure to remember In
place. Established iu 1868.
X. .FERRASDISI, No. 613 Broad street.
Human Hair Goods lIanufac,ory.
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PimlfcO Races.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-The spring meeting
of the Maryland Jockey Club at Pimlico
commences Tuesday next, and continues
four days. Over eighty horses, embracing
some Of the most noted racers, are already
at Pmlico. All the famous stables North
and South will be represented.
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SupERvIsoRs' MEErlsG.--The Board
County Supervisors of Henrico me
on Saturday and allowed few small ac
counts. The claim of w. j. Annable 10
81 ,32s.50 was further considered, and lale
over until June Goth, TO which time lh'
Board adjourned. A part of this claim
amounting to Sl2j, for fuel, was allowed.
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REPUBLICAN WORCESTERSHIRE Republic
cans of Fairfield township, Henrco county.
have nominated Samuel l.. Annable for SUI
peryisor, Dr.. Isaiah Hawkes. for assessor,
G. L. Miller for collector, II. l.. Davis for
township clerk, and Edmund Dabney for
overseer of the poor.
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LECTURE ON REV. c. H. sPURGEoN.--Rev.
il, NJ. Curry, D. D., will deliver Il lecture
at the Leigh-Street Baptist church to-mor-
row night on Rev. c. IL. Spurgeon. Ihe
proceeds will be devoted to fenable-Street
Bantist church.
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RALLY AT ROCKETS To-NIGHT.-Ihere
will lie a Conservative rally at the Baltimore
sheds, commencing at S o'clock tonight
There will be speeches by Mayor A. h'
Kelley, General Peyton Wise, l.. Is: coon,
L. c. Cabell, General ?. L. Moore, W. W.
Berry, James II. Dooley, and others: A
band of music will be on hand, ana aoeral
quantity of fireworks has been PROVIDED.
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OF for Europe.

New York, May: 2S.-The bridal party
made a grace.uiand successful enoai snenl.
There were some touching scents and many
tears. Ia the ofirg, however, oia oeeah
did no. SEEN 70 care.
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AMATEUR ENTERTAINMENT AT ASSEMBLY
HALL.--On Thursday evening there will be
an amateur entertainment at Assembly Hall
" by the Ladies Committee of the Old Folk 5
Concert, under the direction Of Mr. G. b.
Bartlett, Of New York" The artistic taste,
novel designs, and skl(u arrangements OF
Mr.. BartlettS statuary and tableauX vlTantS
have given much satisfaction and pleasure in
other cities. A New York paper says OF
an exhibition there: The statuary was 4
triumph of art. How so many mortal beings
kept immovably still with limb and lip was
puzzle to the ordinary experience OF life.
The prominent figures were "Fame " and
g The Suppcant at the Cross" The Chris
tian Graccs" hu>hed the large audience to
the most perfect silence, and every one there
must have felt he would be better to own
some little property in those "graceS." This
was followed by "roo Late for the Train,' >
in which all the elements of abSurdity and
fun were wonderfully gathered. A humor-
Gus piece Washiug-Day y"-conVulsed the
house with laughter, and the energetic
washerwoman," who kept such vigorous
time to the ringing notes of the concealed
songstress, Was a marvel to behold, and an
example to initiate. The "AngcFs Whis-
per" was exceedingly effective. 1t was
wonderfully enhanced by the singing of the
words in voices rs sweet and invisible as the
angels themselves. "The Voyage Of Lalla
Roohk," "Lovc in Ambush" Magic Mir
ror," and other scenes are enumerated as
winning admiration, and the whole recon-
mended as sttording bright hour OF solace
after the hard realities of the day.
The entertainments hele will be enivened
by musical interludes, and by selected read
ings descriptive Of some of the scenes from
our talented lelow-townSman MIR. William
Valentine,
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no THE BRITISH SETTLERS AM
THE PUBLIc GESERALLi.-We WISH ~
- no nown thai we are now prepare ID !arnIsn
~ ~ I,r Inrge nusnttv. VIRGINIA ROOFING sLhIE'
from in arrifs III suck!ngam county xa sso
is equal 10 the best STATE ~ tsg on In sI paris OF
tne soulhei L ]. r. WILLIAMS & CO..,
2627 Dock stree:, stcimpase.
pnst-ofice box 103 ~ -oo
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where w, al a., hAsT-The long sought-for place
watches Jewel: .' money loaned your diamonds.
his,s Loan ONCE, 1922 Main s,ros, 1a A At a. fAh-
Dental. leuonS strictly conf
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THE ROYAL SALuTE.-The Richmond
Howitzers will ire salute of twenty one
guns this morning at O'CLOCK, IN toe capltoi
Square, in honor Of Queen VICTORIES p't1n'
day.
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PERsosAL.-Mr. James 81. Goddin has for
malIy declined TO be Cunt idate Tor the CITY
Council upon the ticket OF the lndepend'
eats Of Marshall Ward. =
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WALLPAPERS, ,wISDow-sIIADEs, LACE SHADES
ana curtains, cornices, bands, white and check
'ha''inss. D. II. GRAFTON, Ninth street,
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London Illustrated Ners and London
Graphic of May 9th received from j. L. Ell
tyson, neHs-dealcr, 11l2 Main street.
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HousEKEEPERs, ATTENTIoE.-lf yen wish any
Of those nice pineapples for preserving from Pr
ZISI's you had better get them this morning, as II
will be your last chance. None OF that lot VIII be
sold after to-day.
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FRESH LOT prNEAPPLEs at AsToS,,s
TO to ANToSI's ice-cream saloon.

MAaEER's GERMAN CoLoGSE-25c. slze-a
iasiing, pleasant, and rich perfume.
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ERUIT SYRUPS for soda water. made OF
4 pure lr1cc-. l!so, FRUIT ESSENCES for
IH'",!lk 10, saie ny
BJDEKEk BROTHERS.
Gy2 Druggists
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Death Of Congressman Me5lish.
WASHINGTON, May 23.- Congressman Mel.
ish Is dead. On dit, be worried himself to
death over national finances.
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NORWEGIAN CoD-LIyER GIL, universally sc-
knowleased to he superior to any other, lnporteI
direct per steamer Thuriugia, at wholesale or retail
l.. WAGNER. Druggist
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WANTED 20 SELL,
y II : i Wl%>rOCh'S LOAN OFFICE.
- FOURTEENTH STREET iunrcr EN-
,. U,,.l. al he tOHFEIrED PLEDGES
IT,. t. q. s-l -t~. consisting Of DIAMONDS: fine
t.u..D y AII Has. CHAINS. and all kinds oi
IL - Ky. ..c articles are guaranteed as re-
l...1:...t:. -. sold ~ .tyut half The cost.
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T AIDES AND MISSES SERGE SMl

AIDES AND MISSES SERGE 8E5
LACE and BUTTON CATERS,
ladies' and Misses Serge Foxed and Button CAL
TEkS: ~, , 60,
Ladies' aud Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
= CRUQUETS;
Maria Antoiuerte BUSk1SS:
PEKS and WALKING SHOES;
Genticmen's Bovs'. and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert OXFOHDS, TIES, &C., oox' plalh, aho eA'
Ch,iiren:s ami Infants Co!o-ed and Black SHOES
aud SLIPPERS IN endless variety just re-
ceiyed for early spring trade. n ~,
cf:ST0I WuEK MaDk TO ORDER AND
GfJsRANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done.
Specinl attention paid 20 orders. SOW
pse->' JOHN II. BUSCHES = SON,
nh o1 h09 and 5ll Broad street.
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N'tEIEn. EuAHDEKS for two com
" e. ..O- =. - II = pleasant house, WIN
.-. IS ..|- .''ir!..i. Api!y N J1o seventh
10y 23-2i*
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pUpE CREAMS at ANToSI's saloon.

ACEOSTIC.
Queen Victoria'S ga!a-day
Upon the 25th of May
Eyen.ful as the day may be,
Excites here no great eXs!acy;
Not so with ScHAAP's most excellent
Variety establishment.
It's there where lots Of people flock,
Containing such attractive stock:
Tobacco (eycry famous brandy,
OF fancy goods stock real grand,
Reading material teyery kind),
In collars tbest that you can iind),
And lots of things to please the mind.
For n,rt,cuIars call at ScuAAP's, 1402 Main.
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FERTILIZERS.

Du.HE OLD GOEERSMENT PERU
WAN GCASO.
Tie Export of Chach2 leland GuaUG has ceased
sAd ;A's.' are only $50 tons in fhe United States.
! aDsr ~iJr are IN want OF This VALUABLE FER
IlLlZtK can obtain II IL immediate application
- !Aalc 10 SELDOM & BRUCE,
my 20 Virginia street.
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HousEKEEPERs, be sure to get some o. u'ose
preserving pineapples from PIzzISrs.
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,n,,' iSa' GOING, GONE are those preserving pine.
App'e7 at PIzzISI's. few more left.
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ELECTION TICKETS ,cheaply aud e1ped't'eas
printed 1T this office.
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I|1>IEn. 4 PURCHASER I9r nice
- .... ..,,!H- ana CALF. Good milkcr. hr-
TALIAFEkEO & CO.
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Coto ASToS1's dlning-saloou, Main street.

DON'T FAIL TO GET SOME OF THOSE PlNEAPPLEs
to-day ut PIzzISSI's, selling at 10, To- ana zoc'
annce. ----
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CANDIDATES ron OFFICE should nave shen
tckets printed at The Dispatch Office.
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Colo AsroN1,s dinipg-salooa.

pr,rDaoKE SHIRTS for sale by E. B.sPEScE
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R,ry YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
VIC coops from e. 3. SPENCE & son.
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FOR RENT.

EHR RENT, Ga
STORE No. 43l BROAD STREET, EI
cNE DOuE ABOVE FIFTH STREET.
>"';s.., :or -h"c store. for any choice retail
'l-s.".,. Il j. Of the best business stands In
=" g,.. 10 II good tenant the bcst OF terms will
. -'.'@... Apply OF the premises. my 25-3t
EOk RENT. THAT DESIRABLE O.
L >ipE!. No. : 05 Twelfth street, south Of fES.I
80: s:cr-t lll. D,py ,e t,ailepo Mills. Apply 10
IA i"S VI. TAYLOR & sUN,
=. IA.
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in 1ses' hI'-A HARR1s's Loan Office established
Noo'' mas been removed to 322 Main s,re..
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Ebk RENE, the STORE corner efSfA
rankin aud Fifteenth streets. A No. III
E,&.." lsc.tt iow 10 good tenant. Inquire on the
Itcl:.Is.-S. my 22-2t<
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RitI>moud <Dlspatrh,

aETHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CleCUn. ALTON OF NIL THE OTHER phiLf
OF THE CITY.
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YELLOW BANANAS at ANTosrs.

AND CREAM ut ANToSls.
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Tur C1rcU1T CorRT-The May term Of
tic Circuit Court closed Saturday. during
tic term Il large number of chancery DEGREES
were entered, and mnch civil business dis
r0sed O..
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rNHE GREENBRIER is allowed by all
L impartial persons to be the finest GRAZiNtI
DISTRICT OF the ylrgnias. Mr. X; h. CALTLkf, ,
OF Cam 1rigcshire England, is at Ford's Hotel for
The purpose of bringing that district 10 the notice
OF his icllow-coun,rymeu. Hours, from 10 \. ii.
TO Z. VI. my 23-3t"
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ITO Ny FRIENDS IN MARSHALL
l. WARD-I most respectfully decline to run on
the ticket nominated Friday night last for Coun-
Gilman from Marshall Ward.
my o5-lt* JAMES II. GDDDIN.
MY BUSINESS ENGAGEMENTS are
w such that ] cannot, II elected. dis charge the
duties of Councilman for Jackson Nard. there
fore decline the nomination rendered me.
Respectfully.
my o511s Z. Z. MINOR.
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Ebk RENT, Il new and handsome o.
E@tCk HOUSE on Fifth street bet weei Ell
''&S a:.4 Leigh; siX soOms, with pantry, store
l."'ii- 3c- Haicr principal! floor; bath rooin !;
st',!r, carriage -honse- add all convc.ie,cts Ad-
iH!fa1y i't.ted, and delightful ncighbori40od. Pos
session al oisS. Cali on
j. THOMPSON BROWN
hI 2O-6t Zeal ksictc agent. 8 Main street. -
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+ Dh bEAT, one OF hose Ieat BRICK Ga
D' flLlNGS on Marslall between First IG.a
""~ second; seven rOolns: brick kitchen, two
- ~! Ill nice "ro.r; al present occupied by
-f. 'fdit"I, "Ao viii show the premises 10 any
Th'- tLc moving - smaller house; posse ession
~ > in- u!E Z.3-U, ;. e. DOVE.
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TOOK AT THIS AND ECONO-S
II MIZr. AND BUY WORK MADE ATS sA
HOM-Lacle sesge But;9n Mn i9%s g9cIs sHa FaTShY
e . Sro,d street. between second and Third streets,
for s3.S5; LADIES' Serge Lace Caters for - La
dies Serge Lace foxed e to L1des daes sergs g
oce .airars from 81 rs to 1925; Ladies French
Calf Lace Boots. 1915; Misses, CALI, good
school shoe, u $3.50 Ladies Ma Bution q 6o2ts 2G
oS,es, Pebble Goat Lace Boots At $3.50; Misses :,
-: Gents French Calf Boots, - Gents fsciGn G
t;aif CATERS fl ON S4 IS; Boys from f3 10 S3.oo
Roys' first-cIass Calf SHOES, $3.50.
(hiIdren's Shoes sold at low figures.
All work manufactured by me warranted, ana no
other kind sold.
REPAlRING neatly done. s,,or,c
Parties Wishing TO buy good BOOTS and SHOES
viii find u to their adyant tage To give me call
Respectfully, HENRY Z. bosCHEN.
7
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- !. Thompson Brown,

Rel tst:.rc Accu: and Auct!oneer,
ll!1 Mai. street, opposite Dispdtch office.
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J. OK RENT. one Or THOSE VERY @
: : H"-!tahc E2fCK EWELLISGS, No. I'll
-. !"I b~,we-u Tenth and Eleventh streets,
80 '...!..- t"li rooms besides closets store-room.
'.,"-. .rIn &c: al IN perfect orccr. Possession
~ " june. apply 10 JOHN =. GODDIS,
cal Estate Agent,
~ yU-r.,G3. Tauk and SlcyeuIh srrreIs
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PERSONAL.

MEETING OF IRISH CITIZENS
lNI FDIroEs DISPATCH: In your issue of Satur-
day you stated that the Irish flag would Be display ed
with that of the English the occasion OF the
celebration Of tie Queens birthday
AS Irishmen by birth and Americans by adoption,
we protest AGAINST the display Of the Irish flag Side
by side with that of tn. English
We have rcnouu ced our allegiance 10 the English
and sworn allegiance to the American Government,
aud discltim all sympathy with love or respect for,
the representative Of that Government which has
kept our native land for over seven hundred years
In bondage. u. HORGAN-
my 25.ll* Secretary.
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EDE RENT. THREE NEW AND G.
'->lf Ei.E BRICK HOUSES, with six III
...s, ~. 'I!! -;Tcri Lear dams. apply TO
~ ZI-0t j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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WAsHINGToS, May 23--House. .-.-Military
aflairs occupied the main portion OF the
day.
\ bill was passed mixing Montgomery,
Ala, port of entry, with 4 deputy collector
at 81 800 per aunllm.
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RllOTS, SHOES, &c.

rALL AND EXAMINE UURs
" full spring stick OF ga
GENTS BOOTS, G ALTERS.
Avn G6AT TIES: LADIES' BOOTS, BUSkINS.
n-'D AND SLIPPEkS,
and an endless variety OF TRUNKS, FALlsEs,
ga ioi't t-'''W 'WiSGO, ELLETT & CRUMP's,
oo 1908 Main street.
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FURvTTURE.

GREAT REDUCTION IN FURSf-H
lVTCHE.-I. ID. .GATEwU0D, $40 Broad
between Third and Fourth streets. have JT
now on hand the la,es. styles Vi Paror, Chamber,
ard DIniag-room FURNITURE at prices which
cannot te surpassed ia fbis ci.y. Cane ard Wood
4 Chairs specially. Mattresses or every tescrip.
lion and made 10 order. UrholsterinS and repair
ing Chairs .aae-seated. &C Ciuz and strangers
viii dnd II TO their interest give me call Goods
| delivered tree III city limits. nyS
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sr.LoUIs.
THE WAREHOUSE roRoERr,.

THE WAREHOUSE FoRdRRTEa
ST. Louis, August G.-Be,hel Alorsr-
der, charged with forging cotton Ware
house receipts, made a tull statement ~
his affairs today for tho benefit oi ina
public and his creditors. He saws ihe
tirst forged receipts were made last De-
cember to prevent suspension or failure
in business and that none had been Issued
since April. The whole amount Of snu-
rlOus receipts issued cannot be ascertain
cd, for 1t appears he made new ones 10
lake up tho old ones as the sums ho
raised on them became due. In the
meantime lie used genuine receipts In
tho usual way, and In July he held
nearly four thousand bales Of cotton,
out Of the proceeds oil which he intended
10 take up the forged certificates. The
proceeds OF the cotton sold 10 Phelps
Bros, u Co. would have reduced the bad
receipts ono halt. The total amount Of
forged receipts now out, essays, Is S107,.
OOO, distributed as follows: Bank Of the
West, 1000; German Savings, S24 o0O
Mechanics, 10000; Fourth National
uncovered, $40, 900; Third National, as
700; Fuse & BoCker's commission house,
$4,000; Hon. Erastus Wells, $4,000
His aseets, he asserts, are worth $2sOO00:
liabilities, $4,000. He relers 10 tho FACT
that all the money raised on bogus Ger.
tidcates was put into his business in
stead OF being spirited away, as
an evidence that he did not In.
tend really to deiraud any one. He &C.
quits his partners Of blame entirely, say
ing they knew nothing whatever Of 6is
fraudulent transactions. lie Is still In
prison, and will probably remain there
until It Is decided what action shall be
taken in the matter. His creditors held
meetingILhis evening to discuss what shall
be done in the premises, but the result has
not yet transpired. Alexander offers to
assist In the settlement oi the affairs Of
the firm, and says he can do 1t at Q great
saving TO the creditors. He said no paid
young Shepard $1,000 for making tho
forged signatures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-07
Manufacturing Items,

The Bellsirc Nail Works has rot yet
shut down, will not before tho middle of
the month, and may not at all.
The blastfurnace Is banking up and will
shut down for sixty days.
The Bellaire Manufacturing Co.'s shops
are running 10 their fullest capacity. The
threshers and mowers and respers OF this
company are rspidly working their way
into public favor.
Fewer men than usual are employed at
the Baltimore & Ohio shops, and the
time is reduced TO eight hours.
The National Glass Works resumed
operations Monday.
The Nail Works and all our glass lac
tories report the demand Tor their wares
good.-BeQdire Independent.