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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-12
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

A PLEASANT YIslT.-At the last meeting
of Henderson Lodge, No. 105, I. 0. .. E.,
a visit was received from Schiller Lodge,
30. 139, of Richmond-A. jacobs, y. u.
The visiting brethren were welcomed by
&. r. Harding, N. G.; after which, remarks
were made by Messrs. Blenner, Morgenstern,
Bergheimer, Dental, Jacobs, Burr, whit
worth, and Beazley. After the adjourn
ment, number Of the visiting brethren
repaired to Spungenburg's, where they were
Hospitality entertained.
Henderson and Stuart Lodges will return
the visit at an early date.
BENEFIT OF THE Poor Rev. DR.. Granbery
will lecture tonight on "Nobodies," at the
Methodist church, at y O'Clock. This lee
ture is gotten up as benefit to the poor,
under the auspices Of Stuart Lodge, l. U.
O. F., and Friendship Lodge, X. Z. Com
mittee: Messrs. II. A. Jordan, II. Il. Gary,
and William Foster for Stuart Lodge, ana
:, G. Weisiger, A. Gary, and w. Is. McCrea-
ry for Friendship Lodge. 1t is trusted that
the attendance will be large.
THE COUNTY AND CIRCUIT CouRTs.-The
February term of the Circuit Court has
closed after an important session. The first
special term of the Circuit Court under the
new law commences Friday.
A STRANGE ACCIDENTAL few days since
Walter Ferguson, small white boy, living
at Fourteenth avenue and Bainbridge street,
fell from ladder onto meat-hook, at the
sIaugbter.house of T. 3. Cersley, tearing the
flesh to the bone from above the elbow to the
wrist. He is now doing well. ..
BR1Ers.-The Southside Building Fund
Association failed to elect officers at the an
nual meeting for want of quorum.
John Gary, reported dead, has been heard
from at Little Rock, Ark.
The Wide.Awake Conservative Club meet
tonight, on important business, at 8 O'Clock.
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New YORK, February ia special from
Cincinnati, giving details of the women's
movement against liquor.dealers in that
State, says "At Waynesvie an order has
been issued by its mayor to the marshal re-
quiring him to disperse all bands of women
found congrcgatipg In the streets or on the
sidewalks. He declares his intention to have
no more sidewalk or saloon prayer.meetings
in his village, and the ladies, backed By the
money of many wealthy temperance people,
no less determinedly eviRce their intention
to hold just as many meetings and offer just
as many prayers as they think proper"
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THE LIQUOR TRADE PROTESTS AGAINST
SENATE BILL No. 75.-At the adjourned
meeting of the lquor-dealers and other mer-
chants of the city, held last night, the liquor
trade being fully represented, the commit
tee appointed on "Wednesday presented
series of resolutions strongly protesting
against the passage Of Senate bill No. 70,
which is now under consideration by a
committee, providing for the imposition OF
a stamp tax on sales of distilled liquors.
After considering and adopting the pro-
test, a resolution to submit it 10 the CHAM
Der of Commerce for their action was agreed
to, and Messrs. Potts, Capers, Rogers, and
w. D. Blair were appointed to bring the
subject before that body.
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THE Notwithstanding the eX-
celent company at this place of amusement
the audience was very slim last night. 1t is
the best stock company we have ever had in
Richmond, at least since the war, and the
critics in the house last night pronounced
the acting excellent and the general setting
Of the play capital. "Ours,' the bright and
sprichtly comedy, which is full of interest,
was presented. The company acted their
parts finely, and were frequently compli-
mented and rewarded by the audience.
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lSEAiLABi.E LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
h!cHAoAD Posr-OfFICE FEBRUARY 11.-Miss
brtl'c jackson, Richmond, Va; Mr.. d. w.
II'cted, l2l5 Broad s.seet, Richmond, Va. !;
LOUIS Lalker, 70a Cary street, Richmond,
w.; Dir. +. LechIer, 1908 Main street, city !;
&. X. Roach, Red Eouse, Charlotte county,
Va; Louis Roster, Cary between Sixth and
So;cntb, Richmond, Vs.; Mamie Smith, No.
: Locust alley, Richmond. Va; Mr.. Frank
ia!lor, Port Royal, Caroline county, Vs.; F.;
Mis- Edith Walker, 1902, tenth and Broad.
El&slNond, Va.
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4 A'lrrfya! Of j. C. Henry I'm LynehbufS--
reception or the Board oY Engf-

7.
(speciai telegram to the Dispaseh.l IS!
LYscHBuEe, Va. February 11.-As A p.
u. to-day large crowd gathered at the de-
pot OF the Washington City, Virginia Mid
land and Great Southern ruilroad to witness
the arrival Of Mi. John c. Henry, defaulting
revenue clerk, of this city, who absconded
several days ago. He was in charge Of De-
trctiYe Wagner and Major Lanshorne..
Henry was at once taken before Commits
sioner Early, who refused him bail, and he
was committed to jail but will have another
hearing at 10 O'clock tomorrow.
The Board Of United stutes engineers TO
inspect the central water-line arrived here
this afternoon, and were waited upon ct the
Noryeli House tonight by members of the
City Council.
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Nnvnl

Fort MONROE, February 1.-THE United
States steamer Powhatan passed out this
evening from Norfolk for the Delaware
break water, to convey the Monitor Canoni-
Gus to Key West.
SAVANNAH, February 1.-THE storm OF
Sunday last was one of the seyerest along
this coast for many years. The monitor
Ajax passed through the entire gale unin-
jured. During the blow on the mig at of the
9Th she parted the hawser from the osslpee,
and was not discovered until the succeeding
day after the storm had abated.
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Fass7 Accident,

ISNCIHI NIeSrluI 20 lIit UlslJaVcu'T -s--
C1TY PoINr, February 11.-This morning
about O'Clock Mr.. Henry Rodenkirchen,
the agent for the Old Dominion Steamship
Company at this place, In attempting to cross
the railroad, was caught under the tender
of a locomotive and instantly killed. This
is the gentleman who so narrowly escaped
drowning last year. He leaves wife and
three small children.
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ASSEMBLY HALL-PRoFEssoR HARTz.-

ASSEMBLY HALL-PRoFEssoR HARTz.-
A Assembly Hail is q very popular place of
amusement just now. The greatest magician
of the age is playing an engagement there,
and every night the house is crowded.
Last night Prof ssor Hartz varied bis
nleasnnt entertainment by the introduction
nf number of new tricks, which delighted
everybody. He is the best magician that has
ever been to Richmond. He Is refined and
courteous, and deserves TO succeed.
On Saturday be gives grand family
matinee, which, of course, will be we'll at
tended. .s...,.
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WANTED TO BE HEARD FROM.-If anybody has
ever used the thorough and scientific course OF
treatment recommended by the proprietor OF Dr.
SAGES Catarrh Remedy for the cure Of catarrh and
has not been perfectly cured, the proprietor (Dr r..
V.PIERcE) would like to hear from that person !;
and by addressing him at the Worlds Dispensary,
buffalo, n. Y, such person, If there be one, will
near OF something to Ills her advantage, as the
doctor Is In earnest when he offers $500 reward for
case OF catarrh which he cannot cure, and Is per-
fectly able to pay 1t If he fails in single case as
any one may ascertain upon inquiry. The thorough
course OF treatment referred to and recommended
by DIR. PIERCE consists in the use Of Dr. SAGE-s
Catarrh Remedy with DR.. PIERCE's Nasal
Douche. which Is the only means by which
the fluid be carried high up and ap-
piled 10 all parts of the nasal passages and
the chambers connected Herewith in which
ulcers exist and from which the discharge pro-
cecds. In addition 10 this thorough application Of
the Remedy. which should always be used warm,
DR.. PIERCE'S Golden Medical Discovery should be
Wken earnestly as constitutional treatment, without
which few cases can be cured, us the disease is al
WAYS constitutional and must be treated accord
|ingly. This treatment has no unpleasant features
about 1t, and has the advantage of never driving
the disease to the lungs, there Is danger of doing
by the use OF strong Irritating snufs or poisonous
solutions.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, nice suit of FOURA
IL ROOMS, with all the convenieuces, suila- -
able for small family. These rooms are very ae-
sirable. apply at COS Ninth street. two doors ee-
yond Leigh. ~ 80.
TOR RENT, the very desirable RESI-. "a
Z DENCE No. 1l2 Canal street, between ~ ~
First aud Second streets, with nine roonls anu n ,
dern conveniences; kitchen with TWO rooms sIa~
hi. and carriage-house. The lot has on 1t some
choiGeo no. Go,I 'Io1'-u VI GEUBBs & WILLIAMS.
FOR RENT, and occupancy now
hoiro tHa second tenement ON the southwest cor,
Of Clay and Third streets; wafer, gas, ana
hstbs. complete. Apply TO JAAES y. trsSoaS
~ Administrative.
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Damages Awarded against an Odd
Fellows, Lodge.

CLEVELAND, o., February 10.-To-day, In
the Superior Court OF this city, in The case
of Edwin Lyle us. Cuyahasa Lodge, |. .. ..
F., for libel, the jury returned verdict for
the plaintiff for $4,000. Lyle, 1t was
claimed, failed to deliver money entrusted
to him for the widow OF deceased member
of the lodge, and the lodge Issued circu'ar.
denouucing his dishonesty, &c; Whereupon
LYLE entered suit for damages, which were
recovered as above stated.
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The Poor Of New YOrik-Cheap Trans
EOrta tiOn. ast z.

NEW YORK, February 1l.-The President
OF the Produce Exchange has been re-
quested by many members to convene the
body to consider measures for the relief Of
the poor of this city.
Al meeting of the Cheap Transportation
Association yesterday information was given
that q peoples freight railroad would
soon be built across the continent, which
would be managed in the interests of the
people, and that after work had fairly begun
il would be completed in three years.
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BETTER BE BORN LUCKY THAN RrCH-Riches
take to themselves wings and ny away, bit lucky
man, though poor, may have a ticket In the Ken
lucky Library Concert, and become rich In one
day. Everybody who can will have ticket, and we
wiz soon know who are the lucky ones. For tick
cts aud information, apply to- A. T. L'ECuYER,
600 Bank street, or w. II. YERBy, clerk Mt Forti,s
Hotel, Richmond.
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TIE CoLoRED SOLDIERS the military
parade to take place on the 23d Of this month,
besides the Attucks and Carney Guard, OF
this city, and the Union Guard, OF Manches'
ter, it is said there will be one company here
from Norfolk and two from Petersburg.
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CHANGE OF NAME Virginia In the Cir
cult Court Of the city of Richmond, on
Tuesday, upon the petition of Isaac Ja-
cobs, filed in this court, asking that his
name be changed from that of Isaac Jacobs
to that Of Reeve Jacobs, the court doth
order the change. and that henceforth the
name of Reeve jacobs shall be in place Of the
former name. 4 copy:
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
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WANTED, "a, 900 ON REAL ESTATE three and q
half miles from city, on turnpike and railroad.
Property very highly improved and being Inn
proved every day with manure, &C. The above Is
half the assessed value of the farm. Title perfect
willing to pay ten per cent. per annam for one
two, and three years. For further Information,
address "S. Co. Richmond, Va.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, February 1l-e A: A-2o4 Con
servatiyes and $50 Liberals have been re-
Turned to the House from Englsnd; 10 Con,
seryatiyes and SO Liberals from Scotland ana
81 conservatives and "A Liberals and Homo
Rulers from Ireland.
There was much riotipg at Chesterfield
and Barnsley yesterday, and many police
men were injured. -.
Tbe weather today Is very tempestuous
nm the southwest coast Of Ireland, and some
damage to shipping is reported.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATI0S.-The cclebra-
ltoh OF Washington Literary Society Of
Washington and Lee University will take
l'ac" on Monday evening, February 23d.
orator, J. Il. Winchester. Marylund. De-
ba'ris: W. >. WiEgatc, Texas w. z. BIC
'"'hic, Alabama; }. B. Weber, Missouri !;
-. W. BroylcS, tennessee. Committee: Ii.
J.. Duour, Louisiana l.. g. Brownee, Vir-
s!nm X. Ii. Price, Missouri; Ii. Ii. Sand
in, North taroIiua; 5. 7. Moreiand, Lou
..i.r1,
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TIE BnoAp.SrREET MATTER.-The Broad
Street Association has engaged Mr.. James
LYONS. Colonel William P. Burwell, and j.
S. Wise, Esq to represent their interests in
the prosecution now pending against the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company for running stcam-engines
on Broad street.
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>,uo.L TaC>TEEs hrpolSTED.-The State
i a.4 If Education has appointed the fol-
is2ja- district school trustees: Caroline
y-ED~llny Green district, John
i. I..li-ivr!o yicc Join II. De Jarncit.
northumberland county--Wicomico district,
James :. sutton ricc cyrus Harding. Prince
VILLAIN coun!y-Dumfcics district, A. Ii.
E"4r.lsr: uccoqMu. Thomas J. Simpson:
'.i... I. &. Ho~i>on, BrcntSvilIe, Rev.
Err +. puIln: Manassas. 4. Ii. Compton !;
Gainesville. T. Z. Hereford. Rockbridge
r1Mty-LcNington district, Rev. Z. l..
h!r--,y rtce samuel Nandcr>lice, deceased.
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CRY CoUScIL.---An adjourned meeting OF
the City Council will be held this afternoon
at 5 O'Clock, when the City-Hall question
will probably be considered again.
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Police CouRr.-.Justice White on yester-
day fined Jane Allen 81 and Junius Harvey
s. for fighting, and F. w. Clarke $40 for
driving over the Free bridge faster than the
law permits.
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Deuth Of the Postmaster OF AiexaE-
flrYn Vn.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February In. r.
Trist, formerly Of Philadelphia, chief clerk
in the office of the Secretary Of State under
William NJ. Marcy during President Polk'S
administration, and negotiator of the treaty
OF Gaudaloupc Hida'go, who since the late
war has been postmaster here, died this
morning aged seventy-four.
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women ON the Temperance War Pash.
Acrov, Quo, February. 1i.-fonr ihun'
dred women here have enlisted IN tne seins
nersnoe movement. Their organiz ,tion WAS
COMPLETED this neon, and work viii DO con-
nenced tomorrow. a-
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France.
srnsrny1EscY OF FRANCE TO GERMANY.

suBsERvIEsCY OF FRANCE TO GERAANf.
NEW YogK, February liza letter from
paris saws: .The recent suspension Of the
greatest of the FreEcl,-Catholic papers,
&, ,Untuers, at the Instance Of Fringe bis.
marck, furnishes "a striking PROOF Q, now
eomplete is the subseryiency Of the French
Goyernment TO German orders"
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1MA1GRATIoS MEETISG.-The Senate Com
miitee on immigration are to hold meeting
in the Senate chamber oa Friday evening at
o'clock, on which occasion DR.. Lory Alarsil'
of England, is expected to address the COM
mittpe
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TRANSFER PRISIlNG-INKs for copying letter.
headings, statements way-bllls, &C. Can be copied
In the ordinary ctter-press book Send your orders
for printing in these inks and for all other descrp
tions OF printing, to the DSDGtch Printing House
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PEesoSAL.-The Governor is out of the
city, and will be for several days.
Thomas S. Atkins, Esq, deputy clerk OF
the United States Circuit Court, has been
appointed deputy clerk of the United States
District Court.
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WANTED, A COPY OF THE DISPATCH (Includipg
the supplrment) OF Jupe 21st, 1867, In which was
published DR.. r. L. DABNEY's reply to the letter Of
General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, critlclsing DR..
DABSEY's narrative Of the first battle of Manassas
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DlgD rEoa THE EFFECTS or HIS INJURIES.
Iotaec, Ihe colured man who was Injured
on the Glove, Hill railroad Oh Tuesday, died
that night, at lie College Intirmary here,
hom the effects Of tie injuries which be re-
ceivcd.
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Honry p. Harrison for Governor or
Connecticut.

HARTFORD, February 11.-The Republican
State Convention, which met here to-day,
nominated Henry g. Harrison for Governor.
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NorARIEs Pa.BL1c.-The Governor yester-
day appointed Messrs. w. G. Staples and Il.
c. Meade notaries public the former for the
county Of Patrick. and the latter for Albe-
ma
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UNITED STATES BONDS; OR, DUHEss IN FORT
DEIAwARE.-1hc agent for this book, by rev. Dr'
ISAAC HANDY, will cali upon our citizens ana soil
cit their subscriptions.
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CLorIISG.-E. b. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main
street, have very large stock Of ready-made CLOTH
Ing, which they are selling at the very lowest mar
ket prices.
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THE SALE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST yALUA-
BILE collection of Watches and Diamonds ever sold
In this city Will be continued this day at O'Clock
at the auction rooms Of Cook 6 LAUGHTON.
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Safe Robbed.

Bosros, February 1.-THE safe OF Bra
man, Dow s. Co., Of Haymarket Square, vas
robbed last night Of $4,000.
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THE OYSTER QUEsT1oS.-There is to be
conference on the subject Of the oyster ques-
ton in the hall OF the House of Delegates to-
night at u O'clock.
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PLAIN FACTS.

FRANKFORT, MICH, September IS, 1878.
wear ago had a bad cough from the catarrh
which had in my throat. tried good many
things but got nothing 10 do ME any good until 1
used your Golden Medical Discovery and DR..
SAEE's Catarrh Remedy. They cured me in three
months, for which am very thankful
AMOS FISHER.
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TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during aud changelcss and will copy sharp anc
clear for an indennitc period Of time. Having Just
received fresh supply Of these inks, we are pre-
pared TO execute orders promptly and at moderate
,,,.;n
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VALENTINES for young and gray,
VALENTINES for grave and gay,
VALENTINES filed up With honey
VALENTINES quite sharp and funny
VALENTINES for all professions,
VALENTINES for evil passions,
VALENTINES for lovely maids,
VALENTINES, assorted grades,
at SCHAAP'S home and foreign news depeI ena
variety store, No. 1402 Main streef.
CuEppER AND STnToS CHEESE, old ana very
at CHRISTIAN s. WHITES.
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2. X. Jones for the House or Delegates
from GrcensvilIe.

Cn.1
BELrIEID, Va, February 1l.-At a ca,l.
Gus Of negroes held in Hicksford to-day r.
4. Jones (colored), recently declared inel;.
gible TO a seat in the House of Delegates as
representative from this county, was re-
nominated for that place.
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KENTUCKY NIIISKEY, four years ola'-ceieora'
ted Buckner brand-S2.50 per gallon at Chhls'
TIAS 4 WHITES.
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REppcRp--As the season is advancing Aessrs.
e. B. SPENCE & Son have put down the prices OF
their overcosts and other heavy winter STOCK al
greatly reduced prices.
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The Case OF senator pomeroy.

TopEKA, KANSAS, February 1.-THE
House of Representatives yesterday, by a
vote of 81 to 26, passed resolution request
ing the county attorney to take steps ior
bringing Senator Pomeroy to trial.
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aUcrIoN SALES THIS DAT.

". r. pOLK& CO,,4 P. NJ, house and lot IN
Henrtco county, on Powhatsn street. IN plan Oh
Camp Grant.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ 7. ~, q brick resi-
dcnce on the south side Of Grace street between
First and Second.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, continued SAFE
of diamonds watches, Jewelry, &,.
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TREATMENT OF PRISONERS IN Fort DELA.
wARE.--What DR.. HANDY knows about It from hts
own experience is told in his book, United states
BonGs.H crr. a..
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Editors of The Dispatch
wish you would say that the plain car.
riage-stone in front Of the house of Coun'
Gilman Starke was bought and paid for by
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CARPETS BELOW COST at JULIUS MEYERS, 6O3
Broad street. DEMoREsr's fashionable and re-
liable patterns.
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DIR. ISAAC HANDY IN PRIsoN.-He tells his own
story Of what WIS done in Fort Delaware during
tl- war. The agent will show you the book to- daY
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TIE PEMBROKE SHIRT IS WARRANTED To FIT
Leave your orders at II. Is. SPENCES son ), LOW
Main street,
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UNDERWEAR, OF ALL GRADES, ana from me
dium to best quality, at reduced prices, at Z 3
SPENCE & SoS's, 1900 Main street.
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TRANSFER PRISTISG-ISKS will copy clear anu
distinct :oF all indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders fer work to be done IN these Inks to tile DIS
ouch Printing-Uouse.
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IFYoU WANT NICE-FITTISG SHIRT, out cf the
very best material, leave your orcer at +. Is
SPENCE & SONS.
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CONTINUATION OF SALE OF WATCHES Ola
MoSps, Chains, Jewelry, Opera Glasses, &C., tnls
day at 10 o'clock at COOK q LAUGHToN's'
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SECRETARY ApPonTED.-Mr. T. FL. De
Witt has been appoiated secretary Of the
Board Of Public Works.
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LOOK AT THE BEAUTIFUL Two-oUScE POCKET
HATS, weight three ounces, at L. " EIslGER q
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TOMATOES in gallon jars, for hotelsand ooaroing-
houses. at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.