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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-19

retail t DEALERS IN Counon.-A mee,;ng
vi tue Retail Dealers Association of Ricb,
I4ond WoI was held last night in the New Marta,
'. we've or fourteen members yyarn
Mesgnt; m Mr.. Timothy Kerse presided. and
Mt. heddy acted as secretary. N'
- Az the request Of Mr. Kerse Mr. william,
: D. onr"eli read an address prepared by the
- resident, setting forth In detail the Officers
VI Tue meeting, which, briefly, were for the
an puipose or establishing On permanent basis
ers olgnizatlon Ito include all the retail deal
inf ora vi TINS city, to foster and protect their
nrotaa. ana ut the same time to specially
efraots aas' .nls class of merchants from the evil
tive anS VI anti-commercial laHs-a coopera-
n detarmin mu,uat 6enetitting society to form
removo iueu t,n u, ana persistent organization to
amn rt,I =. , sne III ELECTS of unwise legislltion
a raD;.t; ~ .aae part with the general public in
ie'.s.lns the TAX bill, etc., etc.
Ai!er Mr.. Burwell had read this n,nor
ne addressed the meeting (upon the invita-.
ton of the Chair, and urged the necessity
Of an organization of the Kind alluded ~ hy
the President of the Association-an organ.
ization which shall be similar in measure
to the Corn, Tobacco, and Real EstAe Ex.
changes. Mr.. BurWell, referring to Ne tax
bill, said it was species of class legislation
which should not be tolerated. He stated
that liquor dealer who had capital Of
$1,000, and who turned that capital over FIVE
times during the year, would have TO pay a
tax of $500, including his Federal, State. and
city taxes. He also urged the importance OF
repealing all special taxes imposed By the
Federal, State, or atty government.
After some further desultory discussion
the meeting agreed to aresoution providing
for committee cf three from each ward to
raise funds, ETC., and then adjourned until
the first Tuesday in June at the Odd Eel
lows Hall (Pollce Court) provided it can be
secured.
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UH1TkD STATES DISTRICT COURT--Judge Ro.
W. Hughes preSsding.-ln the matter OF u.
W. Gilis, bankrupt: Order iuadc directing
sale Of certain portion Of the bsnkrupt's es-
tate.
In the matter Of Frederick Perkins, bank
rupt: Order for resale Of certain property in
Louisa county.
In the matter Of W. F. G. Garnett, bank
rupk: Order requiring assignee to ti!c bis re-
port.
In the matter Of Wingield Lawson, bank
rupt Order directing sale Of certain per-
sonal property.
In the matter of D. 4. Herndon, bank
rupt: Order directing conveyance.
In the matter of William VI. Jackson,
bankrupt: Order for final discharge.
Some idea of the amount of business
transacted in the United States District
Court. sitting as a court Of bankruptcy and
admiralty, may be formed from the fact that
in tie hundred days (other than Sundays
during which Judge Hughes has now been
in commission he ha. made upwards of
seven hundred orders and DEGREES, or more
than an average of seven day. Many have
been made after protractcd argument; most
OF them after a laborious examination of
papers; and there is large number OF the
cases in which carefully-written decisions
have been made.
Besides this business in bankruptcy and
admiralty, Judge Hughes has held tue re-
quired spring term Of the District and Cir.
cult Courts in Norfolk, and the regular
spring term of the District Court here, be-
sides holding the Circuit Court here for d
part Of the time.
We believe that from the DEGREES and or
ders OF Judge Hughes, above mentioned
there Lave beer soEe eight to twelve ap'
pcals, in which there has been few reyer'
sails. chiefly on account Of difference o.
opinion between the District and Circuit
Judge. as to The value Of g judgment.lien in
bankruptcy, as affecting the bsnkrupt's righ
10 the $500 congressional exemption, Judge
Hughes inclzing TO bold with the Englisl
lsE OF bankruptcy that mere Judgment
lien ought not 10 interfere with the leading
ohjse. Of bankrupt l:.m 10 secure an equa
distribution CT assets aG,ccg creditors.
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1,srzcr,os OF THE PoL1cE.-Yesterday eve-

INSPECTION OF THE POLICE Yesterday eve
ming the police assembled at their respective
districts, and marched, under their 9 Officers Haso
to Broad street near the old City Hall, where
thew were inspected by the Board OF Police
Commissioners. Seventy Of the force were
present, theremainins fourteen being on DUTY d, !!
in different parts of the city. Dressed in new
uniforms and Alpine hats. they presented
handsome appearance. No city has a inner
body of policemen than Richmond, and they,
were justly complimented by, the Mayor ano
Police Justice upon their neatnes, and gene
raj efficiency,
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;, VA, TUESDAY MORNING. NAY 10 1914

| IT. %al.e Lu oF THR GRRHAEs LAsr N1cur.
me GERMAN Conservative clubs of Nad;.o.
monroe, Clay, Jefferson, and Mar.haII w.
met last night, and agreed to recono,nas.t " aus
following.named persons for Alderman .ns Sns
Councimen, to be nominated tonight NJ 1ha tha
ward meetings: - ~ 'l'e
Madison Ward.-Alderman, L.. Waenor.
Councilman. George Klein.
Monroe Ward. Alderman, VIM. Pfeifrar.
Councilman, NJ. J.. Straus.
Clay Rdrd.-Alderman, John spangel.
berg Councilman, John Lauer.
Jefferson nWard.-Alderman, Chr. thinner;
Councilman, Sol. Wise.
Marshall Ward. - Councilman, Henry
Metzger.
Mr.. George Klein presided, and Mr.. 81.
koppel acted as secretary.
At the Clay Ward meeting, held at Iouck's
saloon, resolutions were adopted that the
Germans of that ward will stand by the
Conservative: banner, and will use every
effort to secure success to the party. They
recommend the selection of J. G. Spange..
berg and John Lauer for the Council from
that ward.
The Club then adjourned and marched
down to Germania Hall, on Seventh street
near Broad, where the general meeting of
German citizens was held and the above can
didates were recommended. After selections
had been made for each ward except Jack
son consratulatory speeches were made by
Mcssrs. George Klein and William Lo1en-
stein.
Mr.. Lovenstein said he was gratified with
the marked harmony Of the meeting, ard
especially that they had resolved not to be
blinded to their real interest ny the failure
of the party to give them the petty Office
they had asked for last week, but would
stand by the Conservative party, with
which their interests are identified. Mr..
Loyenstein's remarks were applaudcd most
heartily, and the meeting adjourned in fine
humor.
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RUNaSAY.-Ye,te morning about 8
O'Clock a horse attached to light spring
wagon, standing near the corner of -Four
teenth apd Main streets, took fright at dry
goods bog which was rolled out upon the
sidew walk and ran of. In the course or a
square the runaway collided with and upset
a enc horse cart, throwing out the driver ;
ran into brick wagon, " whieh clearly upset
the, runaways and finally came in contact
with O mik-cart, which broke wheel ofthe
,nriny wagon. The horse was after wards
SfoppaR
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HABsAG CoRPUs CASE OF NATHAN JACOBS.
In the Circuit Court yesterday the case ol
Nathan Jacobs, who was brought before
Judge Wexford on Thursday last on q writ
OF habeas corpss, was; heard, and the judge
refused to grant the prayer Of the petitioner
asking to be discharged.
No other business Of Interest was trans.
acted in this court.
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E'EfxGs. ORGANS, DC

IlE ri 40 ORTE + BUSI- -ssygs
= >t>>--;'n- arrangements for thcr7 TT
t''~""'}.ma o! the P!AEC-FORTE BUSINESS
- rHa i4v:-.
W. -'r thc!n AZ low rs the uakcrs-lomer, Inc
g~ i'i Ia" Purchaser here ~ill save all eIpeusr
49, :'~h "i Transportation. Ne employ suicr!o-
.-'f, =" Er-.J li.l ~ IN order and careful inspt:-
. " Is sY@i: T. c'.+v instrument sold, seeing that
.'--t i''Il"C. rGuG.tion. y ssack them securely
=" '' %uI convex apce or distance.
. r. 'IE' Ai,r!Ieilce WARRANTS NJ IN saying that no
- .'' a.'aItss"- car be obtained from any source
.-t- ~ Gcrcu 10y tAe subscribers.
WSDDHbUSE < PARIIAM,
c4r = booksellers and Stati0nerS.
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REVIVAL AT New BRIDGE.--Rey. I. T. Wal
lace is conducting religious meeting ol
considerable interest at New Bridge. Dur
ing the past week there were eleven profes'
sions Of conversions aud seven received for
baptism, and on Sunday night there were
twelve inquirers. The meetings will be
continued every evening this week.
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CITY ENGJSEER'S OFfIcE,l
RICHMOND. VA May ~, 1875 (

y DTlCE.-Scaied proposals will hs re-
- e"!ycG al tli. office until THURSDAY, May
., o'cIocs NJ. Tor tHrIhGg1ng the city rfth
a+@fI AbLE SfEAI-EHGiSE AMI BOlLEii
u 1,,r! '@H-kGrse poascr.
BAG wiD state wicfae either engine or bsits
~ @'+F i".rr IL Got. With the tsai@ 30 USED, LIT
,,,'""! HAIU", wcil a. Tie present CONDITION u
=, i'ar'n Df cac;i. ~
he Committee un sIret4s reserves the right 10
~ - any or a.! proposals. and 10 Esake sucn in-
-, 'Hi.- q! The paris Of liic engines and boilers
"~"''y. ~. e. CUISHAW, ~
tal IZ-td civ Eppineer
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School TRUswEs APPo1sTED.-Ihe state
Board OF Education has appointed the toE
lowing school trustees:
For Blaad county: Rocky Gap district,
George w. Brown sice j. III. Brown, de-
ceased. H.
For Clarke county: j. N. Laws eice Rev.
r. B. Shepherd. resigned; BattletOWn dis
trict. NJ. pulliam vice j. Z. Griffith.
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:; HORSE KILLED.-A horse belonging 10
Mr. Gill, at the Male Orphan Asylum, was
killed yesterday morning by falling into
we'll which had been left open. The anil
NAL was drawn out by means Of derrick,
which was loaned to the parties by Superin-
tendent Davis, of the City Water W orks.
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The FORTHCOMING CATHOLIC MIsSIoN.-On
Sunday next a sacred mission will com
mence at the cathedral under the direction
Of the Rev. Francis Boyle, Of st. Peters,
Washington, ID. c.; Rev. John Keane, OF St.
Patrick's, Washington, D. c., and Rev. John
Kaip, Of Harper's Ferry, West Va. 1t will
continue during the week and end on the
following Sunday. 49,
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Tug STERLING DEBr OF YIRGINIA.-The
Second Auditor yesterday transmitted
e759O-10 per cent. bills OF exehange-s steG-
ling ling to Barring Brothers & Co. TO pay the in-
terest advanced by them on the sterling debt
of Virginia.
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HYpoTHEcATloN WAREHousE.---Anh hypothe-
cation warehouse has been established by
Messrs. Sutphin & Waring at No. II Pearl
street, under the recent act OF the Legisls-
ture, for the storage Of grain, flour, and gen.
eral merchandise.
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Hy5r1ses Ccu1r.-This court adjourned
Yesterday uuti! the first Monday in June.
The clerk OF the court is now prepared and
anxious to qualify the judge, Of election and
Registrars who have not yet done so.
Preparations were being made yesterday
to remove the books and papers from the
clerks Office in the old City Hall TO the office
in the new building, which, it is thought,
will be ready for occupancy by the first day
of the next term.
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TUESDAY. MAY 10, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

WARD MEETINGS To-NiGHr.-The Conser-
vatives Of the city will meet in their respec-
tive wards tonight for the purpose Of NOM
mating candidates for Aldermen, members
Of the Common Council, aud Justices of the
Pescc. Each meeting viii be called to order
by the ward superintendent. The follow
ing places for holding the meetings have
been designated Z
Clay Hord :: Eukers Spring Park.
Monroe Ward: s.. Adams Hail.
Madison Hard Monticello Hall, Broad
street between Sixth and Seventh.
Jackson Ward: Central Committeeroom
corner Ninth and Main streets.
Jefferson Ward: Odd-Felows' Hall, cor
ner Mavo and Franklin streets.
Marshall Ward: Club House, corner OF
Twenty-cighth and Franklin streets.
Each ward will nominate
Three Aldermen;
Five members Of the Common Council,
and
Three Justices Of the Peace.
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FARxs, STOCK. AND Tools AT ArcTIoS.-We
,nvt.e attention to the trustees sale OF mules, har-
ness. cows, threshlng-machine, reaper, gisaner,
I,n-mjll. corn- shelter, corn-planer, poughs, and
other farming tools.
Also. two valuable farms will be sold at IL o'clock
a. morrow NV eduesdayl, at Mrs. Turner's, adjon-
= Matto.x staten, By James Pleasants Esq, tus-
tee. .,, ,x,u ,ooro
p,.hr,ond on the $40 A. NJ. train, aud returning
leave Mattcax at 3.26 2. NJ.
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HEAVY ROBBERY ON BROAD STREET,
About three or four months ago Il man
giving bis name as Basiiio Angucyra came to
this city and represented himself to Mr. G.
G.. Salamone, Il cigar and tobacco dealer doing
business on Broad street near the corner OF
Eighth, as 4 Cuban refugee. hr. Salamonp.
feeling sympathy for the man, took him in
and gave him employment. On Saturday
evening last Dir. Salamone left his store and
went to his residence, on Eighth street, and
while there remembered that be had left bis
cash drawer unlocked. He at once sent his
little son over to the store to lock the
drawer and bring him the key. The
little fellow fastened to do. his fathers bid
ding. but before returning home ADgueyra
asked him TO remain in the store q few min
utes while he went out. The boy did so,
and waited some time, but Angueyra failed
to return. hir. Salamone finding bis sous
absence longer than was necessary, went
over to the store. As soon as he came in his
son said to him: "Father, Basilio has gone
out, but promised to return very soon. |
have waited some time and be has
not yet come back.' Mr.. Salamone
went behind the counter, opened the drawer,
and found that bis pocket.book, containing
seven hundred dollars, was missing, and, a.
tributing the theft to AngueJra, notified the
authorities, and kilograms we're sent in every
direction in order 10 apprehend the supposed
thief. At = late hour last night, however,
nothing had been heard OF his whereabouts.
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CoNCERT CosrEAPLATED.--Some night
next week the musical members OF Union
Station Methodist church propose to give
concert for the benefit of the church. SeVe.
raj good singers will assist On the OCCASION
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THE TusATRE-LIrTLE NELL.-This charm.
ing little actress made her first appearance
in this city at the New Richmond Theatre
last night in the highly sensational play Of
"Fidelia, the Fire Waif." OF course the
Chief interest centored on " Little NelI," the
heroine of the piece, who most admirably
represented six distinct characters. A beau
ttul blonde, with charming face and per-
son aud winning voice. she charmed all
present, and was constantly encored. Such
an ovation, spontaneous and unanimous, has
rarely before been given to any actress in
this city. She may we'll be proud of the
compliment paid her last night.
The scenic display was startling. The
grand fire scene in the first act was so natu-
raj that it was hard to realize that a con1a-
grafton was imminent.
At the conclusion of the play the little as-
tress was called in front Of the curtain and
made graceful little speech to the audience,
which vas we'll received.
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Wh-n the stomach refuses all and every article OF
diet or food, just make one trial with LoEFLASD'S
(Licbig's) IMPORTED INFANTS FOOD and MALT
EXTRACT. 1t gives new life. Sold by l.. WAeNEK,
Drueelst
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CoNy1cr REcElvgD.--Martin Nuckies was
received ut the penilentiary yesterday from
TaZewell county to be confined one year 1of
burglary.
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VINES, II0UURs. TOBACCO, &c.

SUMNERDEhN"
- AUGUSTA COUNTY, VAL kYE
old lhPkklhI CABiNEF."
~ SELECTED RYE WHfSKEY.
We a,e Ia receipt Of choice lots OF those goods
- HALf f-bAakELh talsb mrrelsl, direct from dis.
Urn lands, end clli attention OF the trade h
80 ~. also. iarSe assorted general stock oj
VINES and LIQUORS for sale by
JENKINS, CAFRKS & CO.,
- Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
~ ll3 south fourteeuth sirecl, below Cary.
~ 3-3m
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FAIRFIELD TowNsnIP.--A Conservative
meeting will be held at Graven's Tavern,
Henrico, this evening at O'Clock, to nomi-
nate township officers.
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RIO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ITO COUNTRY MERCIIAN Is.
so bags 10 and LAGUAYRA COFFEE;
100 boxes AMI icanstars OSBORN pRLPARED
JAVA COFFEE;
RINGS:
5hngsleads n!.HERERA SUGAR;
2Oho:shtads NEW ORLEANS SUGAR;
100 boxes CREAh CHEESE;
25 hcgsheai5 BACON, sides and shoulders;
200 barrels EXTRA agd FIN T. FLOUR.
Also. full assortment OF REFINED SUhhEs,
LiOIJDHS. TOBACCO, TEA. &c, for sale low by
mn oS ROC ERS 4 MCCANCE.
DRIsiE GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto Rico
I md Kew Orleans NV!asscs, at w. g. DAN
nRIDIiE 4 CO.'S, SGT Broad street. NH 2i
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FOUND AT LAST--rAe long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diano onds,
watches. icwelry, silverware, &c. Call at a. IfAR-
RGs's Lean Office, s22 Main street, and tou will
lear! all about il. All transactions strictly conf
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FOLIAGE PLANTS, ZoNALE GERAN1UEs, FUcH-
STA, AND roT-pLASTS of every variety. for sale by
JOHN MORTON, corner Of Main and Reservoir
strppts.
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LARGE VARIETY OF WATER COOLERS, BATH
rrps. TOILET SETS, and FLOWER BASKETS 10 oe
had Al GEORGE ELEIN's, 6l2 Broad street. iAAe
q look ct them.
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Ladies, don't forget ASToNl's DINING SALOON
Main street below the post t-ofhce.
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ELECTION TICKETS cheapy and expedisiously
printed at this Office.
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THE STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the
Statc Treasury yesterday was 1887 7,tS1.4' s
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THE GREAT SALE OF RIBBONS at LEV
BROTHERS will be continued to-day. Greater
bargains than ever. al
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ca 70 Asros,,s IcE.CREAm SALOON.

/. s1LKs-BLACK AND WHITE sIRIpED-at Co., 'oe
and 81 yard, at LEVY BROTHERS..
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t,ANn.-At the request Of many Con-
i --..r ,...-, II Marshall Ward l hereby
.- :.,.clf :, oan.i6as for the CITY COCS-
t.. -... g. ;lt" nominating Inec' Ing Tonight.
. -:, -: al my interest lies in this city and
-N~ :....- :: l..y r.rfu4a-ut home. / make this
,-...: az. Arr u.lr -: !: having ccea erroAeously
-. E..I.+ u. C. HFGGARTY.
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BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED SUMNER SILK,
ouly 81 yard, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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The old ENGLISH PALM SOAP, ELDER FLOWER,
and TURTLE UIL SOAP. L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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;. VOTERS OK MANCHESTER.

~ =. NVIEN~ Of NANINESI Elk.
! :. . .-!.srIv ;.vrn resident "r you- city.
..-.fr .Mt,reS: being identified with the
.--...v. larry. ana tr!end of the working
.... ...- .r>..i.,4 10 .c.ru. upon recent Visit,
2. :..-. ...t.t.t-. T.. HARDING ~as = candidate
90 ,.-.-..L. u ttv SERGEANT, As - claztu.
/, .-.. s.rH 81 40 one that is y tier quail
e.. ... w.t. ar::cr represent The Interests Il
...-...t. yGu will act with lmDar: :ial!ty
. ~. ~ classes OF our citizens win
-....-.... = May 2Sth. RICHMOND.
.-... ..... ~ lq,h lay 1915
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Rithnund <lispatrh,

Az THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS.
PATCH is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE oTHRR DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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'I'., ..l>TuruER " ALTHALL, ESQ.
| .-.. -. hTuwlos Ilu! superior quaiHca-
g.. - -. >...i.;"r. w most respectfully rclucSt
- .- 49,. y,lI III =, :iu iul,peudcn. cand!-
~ -... - MANY VOTERS.
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CALL AT JOHN MoRToN'S, Main and Reservoir
streets, and examine bis stock Of plants and bloom
ing flowers.
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SUMNER GRENADINES, black and colored, Just
received at LEVY BROTHERS.
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70 THE VOTERS OF MARSHALL
I WAED-Tiit. CITY CDUNCIL.-Dr. A. GO
f0er-a viii De voted for a. candidate for the
: 1au.. I. fran Marshal! Na-d.
MANY VOTERS.
Nlr-- LILY I0-ltf
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LADIES VIENNA BUTTON SHOES at SIEGEL's,
A2l Broad street.
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SOMETHING new FOR e GEHTLEMEN-Tie Prince
Bismarck Shoe. At SIEGlL's, 42l Broad street.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE should have their
tickets printed at The Dispatch Office.
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RE3iovAL.-h. HAEElS'S Loan Office Established
in / 1863 has becn removed 20 1922 Main street.
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Notwithstanding nice-at SIEG ELS, 421
Broad street.
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v1RUIT sYRUPS for soda water, mace o. y
nnre Juices. Also, FRUIT ESsEscSs 'of
~ oVD Dsagg!s.a
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GESTLEMES'S GOAT AND CALF PRINeR AL
BERTS--Somcthing fnc-at {. l.. SIEGEL'S, 42l
Rro,l 81
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GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMNER SILKS ut LEVY
BROTHERS.
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PROPOSALS..
Ey j. Tli>a!pson Brown,

Ey j. Tl>upson Brown,
!.c~I Estate Ase-t and !luctisneT,
l11o siain street, opposite Dtspa.sch Office.
~ kLQlEST OF OWNER, | WILL
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~ : u Ky /. ip- preeu feed on Naln street
"'Aia he corporate limits The rye is bow ready
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