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"LowELL, MASS, October 90, 1871.
Sc To Ar. Senator Wilson, Nasick
"Dear Sir,-A press of engagements which
leaves me but little leisure 10 attend to the
epistolatory courtesies Of friends has delayed
INV owledgment OF your letter of the 7th
of October, in which you say, sNow, General,
I propose to write few plain words to you.'
t* r The remainder Of your letter does
not require so careful analysis to comprehend
it, because it is filled with good advice to me,
which appreciate highly, but which may all
be summed up in the words of the copy.book,
BE yirtuous and you will be happy hope
am duly grateful for your good advice as 10
the seanner in which ought to conduct my
political futare, because to weak. young,
and rising manit would be quite, quite IN
valuable; for no man has known how TO
make so little 20 so far in politics as yourself
No man who had SO little to manage, lagree,
could have done better than you, and your
advice ia like case would be priceless. But
one has to till potato patch and pralrle on
such different principles that the husoandry
of one scarcely fills the other, and therefore
I cannot emulate your course, briliiant as
it has been. l cannot join church 10 gett Tue
voice Df Tue TciiSious PSoPsS' S
profess temperance to get the support OIL
tenn mperanee men. Iwould not join Know
Nothing lodge and take an oath to persecute
foreigners to be elected United States sena-
tor, however exalted that elevation msht!
seem to me. cannot be "all things to all
men to gain some." must remain PLAIN,
blunt man and I must speak right out the
things that do know. You will see, there
fore, my dear Senator, how very much ap'
precate your advice, and example, and the
motives which actuate you, and the impos-
sibility of Ey emulating them, even at an
humble distance. I really cannot do 1t. l
sught so to do, suppose, in order to sue
ceed-that is, If my nature had been so
made up as to be able to do it.. But you
reilly must excuse me. cannot. There
can never be but one Henry Wilson.
/ am. my dear Senator, with the greatest
respect for yoar attainments and your po-
stion. yours -tesly,
rButer admits chat he wrote the letter,
hut SAWS he ne yer seat it to Wilson,
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AoRR1sLE AFPAIR-MAN DIsEABowsL1Ep:
Ohcsrs Peasants and O'Dwyer arrested.
late Saturday, night, William Brown (color.
ea5 aged twenty seven, . laborer, charged
WIN ieioniously cutting and wounding with
intent to MAIN, disable,i disigure, and kill
Joseph Jones (colored), and Browns wife
was arrested as accessory to the crime. All
5ne parties were locked up in the First Do.
,lice-station. 3,s -. = ~
Inc affair took place at Browns house.
ana grew out Of O quarrel between the par.
eles. Jones was disembowelled with a knife
vL or razor. DR.. Jackson dressed the wounds of
tas sne unfortunate man, but there is but little
nope Of his recovery. - . -, -
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FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT CELEBR ATOM
The Carney Guard, Attucks Guard, and the
various benevolent and social colored socie-
ties of the city, propose to celebrate the "ht-
teenth amendment anniversary" to-day.
They will form on First street near Leigh
and march to Broad, down Broad to Twen-
ty.fftb, to Main, to Third, to Navy Hill,
thence to Grace By Fifth, and down Grace
to Broad opposite Ford's Hotel, where they
will disband.
Officers of the day: Chief Marshal, L. w.
Fitzhugh; assistant Marshals, Henry Mosby,
Washington Fitzling, Abram Davis, John d.
Booker.
Committee Of Arrangements: W. T. Sell
don, C. C. Jones, Giles Jackson, Peter Quinn,
w. L. johnson, c. Ross. :.
President, Thomas Payne; Vice-presi-
dent. Thomas Richardson; Treasurer, James
Allen; Chaplain, Kew. r. Wells; Secretary
Samuel B. Clarkson; Orator, Rev. Ar. Der
rick
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DEAFNESS CAUSED BIZ CATARRH.-Casarrh no1
unrrequently produces deafness. Mr.. Levi SPRINGER
Of NettIe Lake (P. o., Williams county, o. former
ly OF Durban's Corners o., has been cured OF deaf
Of fourteen years. standing by using Dr. saEess
catarrh remedy. He was SO deaf he could not hear
person talk when sezted by biz side, and can now
hear the church bells ring two miles distsns-so he
writes. '.. .'r.
A REMARKED CASE OF DEAFNESS CURED
DickersonvillS, Mag. Co., NJ r., February 22,
ls71.--About one year asoI caught 3 severe colo
In The head, which terminated IN severe form OF
cstsrrh During the time ulcezatiops occurred In
the nasal passages. and became wholly deaf 10 one
ear, with partial deafness in the other. The inaa-
nation had involved al the delicate structures OF
the ears, and was in immediate danger Of perma.
nent deafness. The discharge became profuse and
feid, both into my throat and from my ears. IN
this condition called on Dr.. Pierce for aid, who
prescribed his Golden Medical Discovery ano "a
tarrb Remedy, aud under their use have rapidly re-
.oyered. Nv hearing L. restored, and my catarrh
Il entirely well. soAS SAlAh'
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CHANcERY CoURT OF RICHNoND, SAruK-
DAY--Judge Edioard e. Fitzhugh.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of:
i .Snead us. Snead's administrator, DC. De-
cree making disposition Of the, fund on
hand, -. =. -.
Atkinson vs. Atkinson, &C.: Decree pro-
viding for Investment OF the fund on hand,
and appointing commissioner for that pur-
pose.
Wallace rs. Wallace, &C.: Decree in con-
or1nity with the opinion Of the court, sus.
tanning demurrer, and giving leave to plain
tiffs to amend their bill, provided said
amendment be made on or before May 2,
1874. l ~
/ Evans & Co., vs. Hughes, &c: Decree re-
ferring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report. -
Hill's administrator vs. Cobb and others :,
Decree confirming report Of special commits
sioner as to collection and deposit Of part
of the fund in the cause.
Whitlock, trustee, us. Greanor, &C.: De-
cree sustaining exceptions to original report
confirming reformed report of commissioner
and making distribution of the fund in the
cause. .1 ""- .
Darlington, &C., Us. Darlington, &C.: De.
cree distributing the fund on hand.
Arnall, trustee, Us. Arnall: Decree con-
firming report Of commissioner and ratify-
ing investment OF the fund in the purchase
of the property therein mentioned.
The following cases were disposed Of:
Needs, administrator, us. Stearns, &C..
Mosely, &C., rs. Faulkner. &C.. Decree con.
firming report OF sale, directing deeds to
purchasers who have paid, and disposing OF
the fund.
Charles Is. Barham, &C.: Decree authoriz-
ing purchaser of property to anticipate pay
ment Of deferred instalments, and directing
deed to be made when purchase money is
paid in full.
Leake, trustee, o. King, &C.. Decree re-
ferring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Glazebrook's executors us. Glazebrook,
&C.: Decree confirming report Of commits
sioner fixing and directing payment OF com.
pensation to counsel.
Claiborne, &C., us. Warren, &C.: Decree
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report,
Richards, &C., os Richards. &C.: Decree
confirming report as TO investment OF part
Of the fund and providing for investment OF
residue thereof.
Wooldridge's administrator us. Akers,
&c. Decree confirming report OF commits
sioner, and authorizing investment OF part
Of the fund, as therein recommended.
Jones's executor ps. Elicit. Decree au-
thorizing use of the wall of the house of the
infant defendant on the north side Of Mar
| shall street between Fifth and Sixth streets,
in Richmond, by the defendant Elicit, as a
! party wall, for the consideration in said de-
cree mentioned.
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SALES AT OTHER POINTS.

SALES AT OTHER POINTS.
". r. POLK & CO., AZ p. NJ, brick house on st.
James street, corner of Hill Also, framed
house nexi door 10 above. ..... .....
W. GODDIN, p. H., LOT IN Duval,s addition on
west side Of St. Johns street.
RICHARDSON 4 co., P. H., lot Of land corner
Of Bowe and MARSHALL streets, ="
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 4h r. NJ, the large
building ai the corner Of Grace and Foushee
streets. Also. building lots adjoining the resi-
depce ON the west
". R. POLK & CO., 4 p H., ,wen,y-six building
lots on Cary for Dover street. .+ <s
d. H. LEE, 4hP. n, brick dwelling on the north
side OF. Franklin between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. .......... ........
RICHARDSON & CO., 8 P. A., framed dwelling
and lot on Broad street opposite the Baptist
College.
q. MCCORMICK, 10 O'Clock 4. H., large lot OF
staple and fancy goods. ...
WI. CUsSEN, Az P. NJ, I've lots on Nicholson
street
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TRI YORK RIVER RoAp.-The Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake Railroad Com
pany is now running the splendid steamers
Havana and Sue from West Point to Balti-
more daily except on Sundays, connecting
with trains at West Point for Richmond.
The passenger train arrives here from West
Point st 1910 A. NJ. instead Of 1890 A. NJ,
as heretofore. The passenger train for West
Point and Baltimore leaves here at 2. n.
A freight train with passenger car attached
will hereafter leave Richmond on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays at 7 A. NJ.
The fare over this daily line to Baltimore
has been reduced, and the freight time is less
than twenty -four hours.
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REV. j. WILLIAM JoNEs's LEcTURB.-The
lecture of Mr.. Jones on "General Lees
Christian Character" to take place at the
Grace-Street Baptist church this evening, is,
we are informed. one entirely different from
that recently delivered in this city-pro-
perry sequel to it-and will contain iacts
never before made public.
Air. loaes's well-known skill and power
in handing such subjects, and peculiarly in
innate relations with General Lee, give as
surRnce that tie OCCASION will oe one OF un-
llsya! interest. ...-.
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NEW ORLEANS, April IS, 1874.

To the Navor Of Richnlond, Vd.
Owing to an unexampled overflow. OF the
Mississippi river and its lower branches, Dy
which more than ten thousand square miles
Of our State are submerged, many thousands
If families are ruined in their fortunes and
are threatened with starvation. Its beyond
the means of our citizens who have escaped
from this great calamity to give adequate re-
lief to the sufferers. have, therefore,
thought proper to give an opportunity 10
your citizens to aid US. The contributions
Of the philanthropic are earnestly solicited
for the victims of this two-fold visitation OF
food and famine. :,
''0' 80 LsUIs A. Wuyz, Mayor.
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OFFICE OF TIE MAYOR,
xr. A,,~;l 10 1874

RICHMOND, VA, Aprlt 10, 1913.
Editor Of the Dispatch: a....
Dear sir,-I have just received the sub.
joiued dispatch from his Honor The Mayor OF
New Orleans. a year has not elapsed since
the people Of the 1ss MsSssPps ss[s,ce sa tbe most most
widespread and fatal recorded In their his"
tory for more than generation, and now the
first OF the cities and one of the first OF the
States Of that valley appeal for help, IN the
face OF another great calamity, which pre-
sents the horrors of flood and famine to Q
people hardly recovered from the raVages OF
plague. -, ,;aou,.;on
Of nv feIlow-citizens, who, out Of their po-
yerty, have so often and SO generously helped
the suffering, in the confident hope that some
Organized means will be instituted to extend
our aid to this heavily y-afiicted people.
Very respectfully, AN. KELLEY.
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SALss OF REAL EsrArH.-Chafin, Staples &
Co. have recently sold ''Holly Hill" 1887
acres), in Amelia county, and Estraunola" I"
(s35 acres). in the same county, to Messrs.
j. F. and j. D. Moschell, Of Onandaigua coun-
ty, N. T., at an average price OF $40 per
acre. The purchasers will Immediately re-
move with their families to Virginia.
Captain Chaffin, who has just returned
from New York and Canada, after an alb
sence of two or three weeks, thinks there
will be considerable immigration from the
North to this State during the coming fall
and winter.
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"A GREAT VARIETY OF ROSES IN BLooN at NOR
TONS, corner Main and Reservoir streets.

No MONOPOLY, But FAIR DlALING.-R. FER
RAgpIsI, ARTIST III HUMAN HAIRwoRK and
LADIES' HAIR-DRRss1n, established 1853, Rich
mond, Va, importer Of RAW uUHAN HAIR, all Of
which is prepared and manufactured by himself IN
the latest Partisan tyies, therefore dealer, whole
sale or retail, sar Hnderss him here or elsewhere
in the United States for the same quality OF goods.
&. FRRRANDIFI Is at present IN correspondence
with the leading merchants in human hair In Ger
many and France, and also with the principal i'm
porting houses in this country, and viii exhibit let
tiers and price lists for human hsrwork to any who
doubt 1t. He is therefore prepared to offer goods to
dealers 10 per cent. cheaper than any establish
ment here or iu the northern markets. ..
The ladies Of Richmond will lind great induce
ments to supply themselves with the latest fariGian
styles In human hairrork Of every variety at the
old-establshed manufactory aud bazaar Of fashion
Of r. FRRRASDINI, Nos. 61S, 81 s and 617 Broad
street. Office and centre store, No. 613.
Do not mistake the No.-613.
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POLICE Court, SATURDAY-JuStice Wh'te'
The cases of Thomas Collier and Lewis
Davis, charged with shooting Officer Hob
son with intent to kill; also with felonlous
entry of the house of Valentine Heckler and
attempting to kill him; also with feloniously
entering the dwelling Of George F. Williams
and stealing therefrom silverware and other
articles of value, were continued until the
22d instant. ...s.,~ -.-
Several negroes were fined for keeping un'
licensed dogs.
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KlCnMVNn va. MONDAY MORNING. April, Is SO 1914

sufRE.R Counr OF AppsALs.-The follow
ing business was transacted in this court
Preston us: Stuart q Palmer. Appeal al.
lowed, to q decree Of the Circuit Cont ~
Wythe county (W ytheyille easel.
Johnston .et ais. us.; Scott .et als. Con.
tinued until the next term.
The Lynchburg Female Orphan Asylum
;us. Ford. Argued bysGeneral Early for the
appellant and Major kirkpatrick for the
appellee. @.,-s.,,s. ,st :. -s.a.,.,.r go
The case of William D. Coleman os. The
Commonwealth is set for Wednesday. -
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|. LOCAL lM.ATTERS..
JAMES RIVER w WkTsR.P COMPANY
In the Senate on Saturday o bill was ordere,

JAMS RIVER w WkTER.PowEn COMPANY
In the Senate on Saturday a bill was ordered
to engrossmcnt incorporating Thomas FL.
Wynne, Washington Mclean, John B. Da-
wis, and E. S. HamIin, and their associates
and successors under the name and style of
the " James River Water-Power Company
The capitnl stock. Is to be not less than 1900
nor more than 10000 shares, Of the value Of
Sl00 each, and the company may issue Its
bonds bearing such rates OF interest not ex-
ceediDg ten percentum per annunl, and pay
able at such times and plnces as it may de-
:signate. The company desires to have
power to acquire by lease, purchase, or
Otherwise the bed and right to use and
control the water Of James river, includ-
lug the islands and rocks therein and
such of the shores and banks Of said
river and property adjacent thereto as 1t may
deem necessary from tide-water on Mayo's
bridge on the east up to and includ..
ing one mile above the head Of Belle
Isle on the west, and erect such
buildings aud dams, and build such
sluices, race-ways, canals, and bridges
as it may deem necessary to utilize to the
fullest extent the water mud water-power Of
the river within the limits aforesaid, and es-
tablish and operate manufactures, and take
STOCK, anu alQ IN otnef ways other enter
prises and manufactures and corporations,
and subscribe to and own stock in it. Said
company to have power to acquire by pur-
chase or otherwise such other personal and
real estate, not exceeding 100000 in
value, as 1t may deem expedent.
The affairs of the company are to be man.
aged By board of five directors the incor-
porators are to act as the first board, until
the next annual meeting of the stockholders.
The principal Office is to be in Richmond,
aud the company may have branch in Man
chester. ., - .. #..
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.--On Saturday
Sergeant Hall arrested one Harry Breede
upon the charge of completely In the rob
berry of the shop of Messrs. Green d Allen
one night last week. The party first ar
rested had informed the police that Breeden
assisted him in entering the shop and steal:
ing the tools. Sergeant Hall found lot OF
.taas and other pllnder, only part of which
has been identified. = u,
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UNnAnABLB LETTERS REMAINING IN THB
RICHMOND Posr-OFFIcB APRIL IS. 1874
Mr. Charles Dayit; Mr.. James NJ. Haco, DR..
Pitts post-ofice, Va; Commissioner OF Rey-
enue, city Of Richmond, City Hall; W. Z.
C., Richmond post-ofice, Va; John W..
Wright, Richmond, Va.
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WRIT OF ERROR AwARDED.-In the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals, in the matter of
Nathan Jacobs, charged with misdemeanor,
a writ of error and supersedeas was awarded
to judgment of the Hastings Court Of the
CITY of Richmond.
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"Hi where did you get them trouserss,
asked an Irishman Of naai. who nappeneea
to be passing with pair OF emarkaoly snor. ].
trousers on. "I got them where they grew,
was the indignant reply. g Then, by my
conscience" said Paddy, 3.yOu'ye puiiea
them year too soon."
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Grange OF GAUGE OF rHRDANv1ILR ROAD
C1T1xRss' MEErIsG.-A meeting of merchants
and citizens generally OF Richmond will be
beld tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, at the
Real Estate Exchange, to consider the pro,
posed change of gauge OF the Richmond
aud Danyle railroad. An our business men
have deep interest in this matter, and it ls
probable that there will be very large at
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LABORATORY or Oh. VII. TAYLOR, ANALrTI-
CAL AND CONSULTING CHEansr.-The result OF
. Careful Chemical examination Of 81. semmes's
pure Bye Whiskey = enables mo to confidently re-
commend 1t to these who desire an article Of un-
questionable purity for use as medicine or bey-
efage. The samples subjected to examination rep
resent lot ofone hundred barrels, and were So
iecteo oy myself, WnLIAH II. TAYLOR,
sas+ Analytical Chemist.
Inc aboye-nentIoned whlskey, made In 1869,
can De had for three dollars per gallon at
ARCHER & BooKER's,
Z" s'ss = No. 735 Main street
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EALssRr FORTUNE, THE NoTED HoRss.TH1Hp

EALBsRr FORTUNE, THE NOTED HoRsH.TH1Hp
on HIS TRAvELs.-It will be remembered
that during the severe thunderstorm which
prevailed on Thursday night last Albert For
tune, the notorious Virginia hor>e-thief, sue
ceeded in making his escape from the peni-
Tertiary. He was on the northern.bound
mail train on Friday night, and ut Milford,
when some one came in the car in which he
was sitting aud recognized him. He said,
Chow are you, Albert ?" Albert may have
replied, but if he did, our informant didn't
remember it. Albert, however, coolly got
up and left. During the night he went to a
farm about one mile distant and tried to steal
3 horse from Mr.. j. II. Taliaferro, but did
not succeed.
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I have anaiyzed the uhiskey known unde rthe
brand of"B-selee.," controlled by hessrs. Wal
TER d. BLAIR, & Co., Richmend, Va, and And Il
free from fusi oil and other impurities and recon-
mend its use for medicinal and family purposes. =
- j.. B. NcCAw, III. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College OF
virginia.
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ALE FOB FAMILY UsK-ERGLIsH ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND PokTER.-To supply demand from his
many countrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he natters himself will fairly compete
With their home beverage both in naHor and quality,
and With his universally approved "cream ale" and
porter will enable him 70 please the palates OF all
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly filed.
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TIE RFoRu AssocIA71oE.-The Clay
Ward Reform Association will hold a meet
inc at the Westham House al o'clock to-
night for the purpose Of nominating men,
beIs of tie City Council ard Board OF Alder
-
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TRANSFER .rRINTrNG-ESKs for copying letter
headings, statemenss way y-biils, &C. Can be copied
In the ordinary et:er-press book. Send your orera
for printing In these inks and for all other descrp
tons Of printing, to the DisDateA Printing House.
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PERSONAL condition OF Mr.. William
Shakespeare Caldwell was much jmpEoyed
Saturday night, though he was stin speaeh-
less. ~s-
Miss Charlotte Cushman left the city for
the North Saturday night. S,... 49,
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HusT1sGs CoURT.-This court was engaged
on Saturday in the consideration of civil
business.
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TRANSFER PRIFrING-INKs win copy clear and
distinct for an ndennite period Of time Send yo,r
orders for work TO be done IN these inks 70 the Dts.
patch Printing House. a. - III
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CoNyIcT EEcErysg.-George Owens was
received al the pcuitentiary on Saturday 10
be imprisoned one year for the second offence
of petit larceny.
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ScnAAP's News Depot 1402 Main street. Is pa
tronlzed by Americans, Frenchmen, Germans,
Engllshmen, and Hollanders, because tnelr An-
auage is spoken there, and thou52nas OF various
tIces ar. cold there ri very moderate prices.
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An Arkansas man is travelling around de'
liyering q lecture composed Of eight Chap
ters of the Bible, and none Of bis hearers
have detected the literary theft. -
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SAVED HIS BAcor.-Phitp Epps (colored)
was arrested Saturday evening py Captain
Disney, charged with stealing = lot OF bacon
from S. Hccningcr. Tne bacon was recoT-
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saIyini has rival in Kansas Jail priA oner.
he played Samson by lifting the Jail door
from its hinges and departing.
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JAPANESE SILK PopLINs, new spring styles, at
80, 6O and 75c., just received atJuLIUs MEYERS
SnQ Rroad etreet :. ~. -"' s-.#s. ,s.'f
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Auction SALES TH1s DAY.

.,-.,rz AT REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
W. GODDIN, IL H., three lots in Sidney. on the
north side OF Elmwood Tor Mau) street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, l2 L., large brick
dwelling and lot ON the northwest corner OF
Clay and Fifth streets.
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OF interest to adopted children Mr.. Proc
tors lecture on Other Suns than ours
Ne,o York Commercial Aduerttser. Eiies5s
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Harper's Monthly for May, and Hdrper,s
Bdsar for this week, received from >. L.
EIlyson, neWsdealer. 1112 Main street.