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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15
CHAScERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATURD

CHAScERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATURDAY,
April 11th.-The following ceses were dis
posed of:
Newby's administrator us. Horner's ad-
ministrator: Decree confirming report OF
commissioner and directing sale Of the prop
erty in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Grant, &C., us. Roper, &c.: Order direct
ing rule against delinquent purchaser at
former sale to appear on 18th Of April, 1874,
to show cause why property should not be
resold at his risks and costs.
Goodwin, &C., us. Ransom, &C.; Decree
referring cause to a commissioner for inquiry
and report. . ..... .s.
Downing, SC, Us. Richardson, &c: Decree
confirming report of commissioner and d.
recting sale Of the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned.
Howell, Barr & Co. Us. Parkinson: Decree
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report. ....,. ..--.-
Haskins, &C., us. Hancock, &C.: Leave
given to surviving partner Of Read Il Nash
to file petition and to be made party plain
tiff on usual terms. .'
Cookies executor vs. Cooke, &C.: Decree
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report. '-
Redd. guardian, us. Redd, Sc: Decree
disposing of the interest Of the fund on
hand.
O,Neirs executor us. Goddin, &c.: Decree
disposing of the fund on hand.
First National Bank Us. Won Groning:
Decree referring cause to commissioner for
inquiry and report.
Tuesday, April II, 1s74.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Brummell Us. Copwell, trustee, &C.; same
Us. Whitlock same Us. Mayo, &C.; same Us.
Stcarns: DEGREES iu these causes referring
the same respectively to acommlssloner lor
inquiry and report. ....... ..-.
CbiIdress, &C, Us. Smiths executor, dc. !:
Decree confirming report Of commissioner,
showing final settlement and adjustment OF
all matters in the cause =.
Weisioer. &C., us. Tyler, &c; DuVal Us.
TYLER &C.: Decree confirming report OF
commissioner and making disposition OF the
fund on hand.
Neale us. Allard, &C.: Decree making final
adjustment and settlement OF all matters IN
controversy in the cause.
Cooke Us. Saunders, &C.: Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry ana re-
port. s;o,. Da-
cree confirming report OF executors anu
trustees, and sanctioning investment OF iund
in the purchase of the real estate in said re-
port mentioned.
Fisher, trustee, &c, os. Norton, &C.: De.
cree confirming report of commissioner OF
the sale of the property in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned.
wallace, &C., us. Wallace, &C.: Opinion
of court sustaining demurrer TO pialntifi
bill and giving leave to amend. Decree Or
dered accordingly.
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:. UNITED STATES C1RcurT CouRr, TUESDAY.
Soaage hooert w. Hughes presidtnq.-In this
court Yesterday the Indictment against John
Durke % ior violation of internal revenue laws.
IN ladG iauds upon the tobacco tax committed in
1oos, was put to the jury, Judge Morton an D.
ppearlpg for the defendant. The defendant
nad M been arrested ut Omaha, In Nebraska
.h,efrtory, .,sa on writ issued by the clerk of
Tue ~ court in vacation, without the signature
ga P;a1, k1nowlsdge Of the Judge. and brought to
niGChnond, reaching here on the 7th instant.
!. Vh ,h introducing the first and only witness
VI Ine government, material variance be-
tween the evidence and the allegation Of the
inaletmsnt d;ea' (which was drawn in 1s7Ol was
oisG!osea, Whereupon q verdict of "not
gnlIty :. on that indictment was taken.
.Ihe same case will come up this mornino
upon two other indictments against the same
defendant. 80 F..A1.@ =. ]. wy 'iA '"n''
Joseph Stukenburg, indicted for violation
OF the internal revenue law, and George. 6
Feurst and John a. Dejarnette, indicted fo,
violation Of the bankrupt Law, appeared IL
court, and gave bail for their appearance fol
trial. ., H. ,- ..-. i..r II
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CLAY WARD CONSERVATIVES CLUB.-A full
meeting Of Clay Ward Conservative Club
met last night at Hauck's saloon, on Broad
street. General B. T. Johnson, president of
the Club, stated that the obNet. of the Club
was 10 collect the conservative voters of the
ward for purposes of consultation, and to
keep the party well organized.
The Club elected C. {. Tinsley vice-presi-
dent and ". T. Taylor secretary, in addition
to those already selected.
1t was decided to hold the club meetings
hereafter on alternate Tuesdays ut Hauck's
saloon, and on every other Friday at Lauer's
saloon, on Main street near Monroe Park.
Speeches were made by Messrs. b. T.
johnson, ]. c. Teller, n. N. Lee, G. W.
Spangleburg, and others, and the meeting
adjourned.
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With their usual promptness in such matters
Messrs. f. b. SPENCE & soN have put In their
spring styles OF CLOTHS, CAssrMEREs. and VEST
ISGs. Their selections for the spring season are
beautiful and sufficiently varied to suit the fancy
OF any reasonable taste. With their corps OF ex.
ce,leut cutters and workmeD Messrs. SPENCE Z
Sow will be enabled to give satisfaction both Us te
fit, style, and price.
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WRIT OF ERROR AwAnDxp.-In the su-
preme Court Of Appeals yesterday, in the
case OF Coleman us. Commonwealth, writ
vi error and supersedeas was awarded to q
!aogmene M M OF the Hastings Court Of the city
ol hlcnnlond upon the condition that the
pettioner STALL remain in Jail, until other
WISE ofaered. according to law. The records
Ia L' .ne case is being printed, and the case
mnl oe neafd as soon as this is done and the
counsel and court can ge. ready to take il IN nm
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CARRIED OUT TO THE PEs1vESuaRy.-
Jallor Cummings escorted William Winston
to the penitentiary yesterday morning for a
term OF eight years, three Of which were for
recent offence, and five on account of his
previous residence in that institution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15

IHE RAILROAD MuruAI ,T,,pp T,,.,r,, = :. =. =.
AssocIATIoN-FIRTHA ANNUAL. Mnzrr.n : Ttn
NTH annual convention of the TIn;ted s,a.as
Railroad Mutual Life Insurance AsscciaI;or sa
Will be held at the Exchange Hotel, in shs.
city, commencing ut II O'clock this uIorn;nn
A large number of delegates and the follow.
| Ing officers Of the Association have arrived,
Vice-Presidents William Beadle. of New
York, H. G. Hinman, of Louisville, and Johr
W. Renner, Of Pittsburgh !; Secretary and
Treasurer, Reynold D. Keen, of Borden
town, Nj. -a; d u:. .H.
| This Association was organized at Phila.
delphia five years ago, and is composed o
employees Of railroad companies who are.no
| more than fifty-fve years Of age and who are
not actually engaged iD the running of trains
A membef. pays an admission fee Of 81, and
upon the death or total disablement of any
of his associates is assessed 81, and the W Whole
sum thus accumulated is turned over to the
heirs or legatees of the deceased or to the
disabled member himself. <s, s.a . d. ass
From October 10, 1869, to April /, 1874
the amount collected and paid to the heirs or
legatees and members amounted to $SS,778,
an average of $1,614; the lowest amount
paid was 1866 the highest, 1908. For the
same period the receipts from other sources
than assessments were S8,525.12; disburse-
ments, SS,420.65; leaving q balance in hand
OF S104.55. Since the organization there
have been 81 deaths, two members totally
disabled, S20 have forfeited membership, and
Is withdrawn. . " ..
For the past fiscal year the receipts were
$S,51a expenses, So, 4146G; paid out on ac-
count OF dead and disablement of members,
soo, ,3O4 being an average of S1,7S3.122 to
eacb person deceased or disabled.
AT this date there are 2077 members, One
hundred aud thirty roads are represented in
the Association.
Alter the organization of the Convention
this morning, several interesting reports will
De presented, and the general business will
be taken Up and disposed of.
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ALE FOE FAMILY UsE-EEGLIsH ALE, CREAM
ATE. AND PoRTER.-To supply demand from his
many countrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has no"
ale that he fatters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both in favor and quality,
and with his universally approved "cream ale" and
porter will enable him to please the paates OF NIL
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly hlsed
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USEFUL REMEDLEs.--To remove dandFun from
the scalp and to cure diseases OF the head there Is
no remedy so efficient as PALMA CnRIsTA HAIR
TONIC, prepared and sold BY MEADE 4 BAKER
Main street.
ANpALys1AN BALM prepared by the same firm,
Is a sure preventive against Shapped hands ana
faces. 80 common at this season OF the year.
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ASSEMBLY uALL. The most enjoyable
event of the season was Ye Concert Of fe
Olden Time, which was repeated, by request,
at Assembly Hall last night. There was
crowd, but the hall was not uncomtortaoiy
filled. The costumes, representing the Yarl.
GUS styles of dress of the olden time, were
gotten up in the most elaborate manner, and
in some instances were so strikingly becom.
ing as to make one almost wish they were in
vogue now.
The musical selections "a quaint succession
of the grave and the gay) were rendered
under the leadership of an ancestor OF Col
onel W. Z. Tanner, with piano and orches'
trail accompaniment.
Among the many persons deserving notice
were one John D. Redford, stad member
of the Society of Friends, and one John +.
Laughton, an antiquated relic of other days,
who were specially useful in alternately re-
sponding to encores meant for other people:
Without going into details, it may be SAID
that these concerts have been Admirably
managed in every respect, SO far as pertains
to their preparation and placing upon tne
stage, and have given great satisfaction 10
the public,
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STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT, &c.-In
response to resolution of the Senate, Gene
raj Asa Rogers, Second Auditor, has pre-
Dared an elaborate statement OF the plollc
debt. with the amount and character of the
bonds outstanding. The aggregate OF the
debt of Virginia on the 10th Of April was
s3O.47S, ,7H.49. And the amount recognised
as portion to be settled by West Virginia,
Sl5,239, ,37074.
The average amounts Of interest undraWn
for the ten years from 1851 to 1861 were
s7s499.0S. "But it will be observed Gen
eral Rogers says) that in 1852 our pubic
debt was only about Sl2, 900, 600, from which
time there was q gradual increase, ana N
1861 it ran up to $50, 3,500,00O. 1t appears
that the average amount Of undraWn inter-
est for the last FIVE of the ten years referred
to was for each year S115, ,s52.55. From my
experience here in the payment Of Interest,"
it Is reasonable to estimate that two months
after any period when we pay at the rafe OF
four per cent. per annum there will be un-
drawn ut the end OF two months some $780,
900, and that six months thereafter there
will be at least S100,U0 unca!ied
for. If an extraordinary number OF
coupons shall be thrown into the
Treasury for taxes, it might somewhat re-
duce these estimates. 1t is believed that 9
considerable amount OF our public debt will
never be called for. The stocks have been
lost. parties are dead, and the probability is
that nearly 100000 of our debt, &c. will
never be presented for payment. This, OF
course, is only copjecturaI. think it is fair
to estimate that about two-thirds OF the taxes
on licenses will he paid in past due coupons.
and on account of ordinary taxes, not ex'
ceeding one-half."
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In that lime ] have tested Its merits In severe
coughs both acute and chronic; In chronic disease
Of the throat severe OF bronchitis.
rangement OF the system, constipated condition OF
the bowels, and wherever thorough Alternative has
been indicated. In all cases have found II TO act
gently, yet thoroughly and efec.ua.ly In removing
the various diseased conditions, and bringing about
a healthy action throughout the system. Yours
fraternal,y, H.,L- HALL, M. ID. .
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PgRsosAL.-Captain j. W. White, Master
State Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, and
Major r. V. Gaines, Chairman Executive
Committee, and Mr.. +. W. Childs, OF the
committee, were In the city yesterday.
Captain J. Hampden Chamberlayne, edi-
tor Of the Norfolk Nrgtnsan, was in the clty
yesterday.
Mr.. E. Tucker Randolph, Of Norfolk, was
yesterday commissioned notary public py
the Governor. ..-...--------..5..
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HENRIco SUNDAY. SCHOOL UNIoN.-A meet
ing of the Henrico Snnday-School Union
was to have b'en beld last night In the lec-
ture-room Of st. Paul's church, but SO few
persons were In attendance that 1t was
deemed expedent to postpone the meeting
until another evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15

NATURAL MINERAL WATERs.-Congress Wa
ter, Haihorn Water, German seltzcr Water. i'm
ported yichy Water, Frederick shah Bitter Wstsr,
and Wsllawhatoola Alum Watgr.
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
Sixth and Broad streets.
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SECOND THoUGHT.-Why should any one send
their orders for shirts 10 northern cities when IL
T. MILLER & CO., 913 Main street, can give as
good fit and better shrtat less price? Mr.. MIL
LER has made shirts specially fo- several years
aud thousand gentlemen In this State and city
will testify TO his proficiency In his line. The best
shirt made to order for $36 per dozen, or less guam
tty at same rates. See advertisement.
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have analyzed the whiskey known under ths
brand of " B-Sclect," controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find is
free from fusil Oil and other mpurites oid recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes.
). B. MCCAw, M. D.,
| Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical Colle-e OF
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CIVIL DOCKET OF THE HUsTisGs CouRT.L
judge Guigon has set apart Friday ,,;I anu
Saturday next, when he will call tne eifi w
docket, consisting OF cases removed lron .ne
Police Court, appeals, garnisnee summons;
miscellaneous motions, condemnation u
lands. forthcoming bonds, etc., etc.
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BRouaHT TO RICHMOND. Charles Mo,,,ton
ahds Charles Williams, an escaped convict
from the penitentiary, was brought TO P;cbs
mond yesterday from Winchester. where he
was arrested by post Office detective Hsrri.
SON for forging a money order. -.
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TIE ORDER OF GooD SAHARITANs.-The
independent Order of Good Samaritans OF
Richmond and Manchester have decided to
celebrate their eighth anniversary by a street
paredc tomorrow Thursday, with the fol-
lowing grand officers of the day: Jefferson
Thomas, grand chief; l.. F. Bats, grand
orator OF the day; Charles Mills, first mar
Il. Tocdson, third marshal VI. G. Brown,
fourth marshal; William Harris, grand pio-
neer James W. Jones, grand secretary
Albert Coots, assistant; S. 5. Hucklas, trea-
sureT.
after parading the principal streets the
Good Ssmaritans will crosg the Free Bridge
to Manchester: march down Seventh to Hull
street, then back to Richmond by mayo's
bridge, and to the First Baptist church,
where they will be addressed by the orator
Of the day. The address over the line will
be reformed, snd after marching through
tie principal streets will halt at Lincoln
Lodge aud be dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-15

VALUABLE PoRTRAITs-PhiIipA a. Spots.
"""oo. of Orange county, has sent 10 the
rate Library for preservation portraits in
"i Of Governor Alexander SpotsWocd, Lady
>>i"is"ood (his Wife, and General Elliott, q
LaEbIother Of Governor Spotswood. Go,
'rrtslf Spo,sH ood acted as Governor OF the
colony OF Virginia from ITO to 1922.
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SPECIAL hoTIcE.-AttenIou Of parties desiring
purchase desirable city lots at speculative prices
Is called to the auction sale nv Hessrs W. go
DIN today at O'Clock P. NJ. Sale Commences Mt
the corner OF Clay and Twelfth streets. Sec auction
sales. FRANK ID. HILL,
LAWSON NUNNALLY,
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DISABILITIES REmovED.-Governor Kem-
per Yesterday removed the political disabili-
..es OF James Higgins, OF Clarke county, who
Mas sent 70 the .penisentiary for unlawful
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EIsHING-TAcKLE!a;e ;e
4 FisiiiSG.TaSSssaLm AZ sam,,ets ,,osx Of fisiaiNG.
TAcKLE. suitable Tor any KIND md q sporssssn asn
which the attention OF dealers sua Ssii 10 pisass
s sae ssn.s az sase Bsiis aal Pachet Ga'!MstSE.c
aiso' eSH0'' r. III. ZIG Saf' fun Msss
=, oa,n . so I4s Main slfes-
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LEVY BROTHERS have the largest stock Of linen
goods Of every description ever offered In this city.
What they sell for linen Is warranted US such. The
money will be returned II 1t proves otherwise.
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The place to buy HATS for men and boys Is at
1901 Main street, where the entire stock Will be
sold at aud below cost. Save from rs to oO per
cent, and call before the goods are all gone.
CHARLES Z. KENT.
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LEVY BROTHERS have another lot Of those extra
large Huckaba"k towels at SO per dozen, which
would be cheap at "a.
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LABORATORY OF DR.. w. II. TAYLOR, ANALYTI-
CAL AND CONSULTING CIIEMSr.-The result OF
careful chemical examination Of u. Semmes's
Pure Rye Whiskey" enables me to confidently re-
commend It to those who desire an article of uil-
questionable purity for use as medicine or bev-
erage. The samples subjected TO examination rep.
resent lot of one hundred barrels, and were Sc
lected by myself. WILLIAM FL. TAYLOR,
Anayucai Chemist.
The aforementioned whlskey, made In 1869
can be had for three dollars per gallon at
ARCHER & BooKER'S,
No. 73J Main street.
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The WALKER LIGHT GUARD ihis Ane
company, composed of some Oh me pest ' na,
terial in the city, and commanded oy Saptaih
Lucien L. Bass, will celebrate tneir tnlIa Az
nIyersary to-day by parade and banquet
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But FEW CAN CONCEIVE what bargain the cur
tain muslin is ut Csc. per yard, and 1t only bs
had at LEVY BROTHERS. for that price.
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scHAAr's News Depot, 1902 Main street, is pa.
tronized by Americans, Frenehmen, Germans,
Engllshmen, and Hollanders,- because their lam
guage is spoken there and Thousands Of various ar
ucles are sold there al very moderate prices.
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Two fE.,Es IN The PgsirEsrlARy.-Wil
haih Henry Mitchell was tried in the Hust
inss Court Yesterday, and found guilty OF
breaking and entering and stealing S95
worth OF goods from Luosford. Wright Il
TO-, and his term asceI taiDsd at two years in
lie lenitenliary.
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Do NOT FAIL to secure one OF those silk scarfs
which LEVY BROTHERS arc selling at Csc. worth
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ANOTHER LOT OF COLLARS AND CUFFS with ball
buttons, and at lower prices than ever, at LEVY
BROTHERS..
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THOSE WHO NERD WELLS can find good quality
brown and blue berege for Csc. per yard-at LEVY
BROTHERS,,
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BARGAINS IN BLACK, coLoRED, AND STRIPED
SILKS atLEYY BROTHERS..
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REAAislsa IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFPlCE APRIL II, !o.a.-
T. S. A., care Dispatch George Wa,sop,
care MIR. Frank Mctiill, TWenty.seeoha anu
5Dock streets, Richmond, va.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Tues
DAY.-Judge Ro. ". Hughes wesiding.-Tht
following business was transacted:
In the matter of Hugh Fallen, bankrupt
Upon petition OF Samuel 2. Watkins, admin
istrator Of James Murphy, ordered that Johr
W. Mckinney, surviving assignee of Hugt
Fallen, render before Register Forbes full
account of all the transactions of himself and
George c. Brown, as assignees of Hugh Fal.
len, on or before the 1st day of May. And
ordered further, that said Fallen appear on
or before the 1st day Of May next and show
cause why the order of the Sd of February,
1873, granting an exemption, should not be
set aside.
In the matter of L. c. Timberlake, bank
rupt: Order that the assignee set off against
the bankrupt's $500 exemption the sum OF
$3.50 for use and occupation of the real estate
from the time he was adjudged q bankrupt
until the sale of the same, and for all the
personal property not exempt by the laws OF
Virginia
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TIE LARGEsT and best assorted stock OF je
goods, sleeye-buttons, shirtstuds, and fancy goods
can be had at LEVY BROTHERS.
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Grand total, 10000 gifts, all cash 1926 O,OOO
Whole tickets, $5 half ticketa, $3.50. Club
rates IL tickets for $50; 20 tickets for 800.
Tickets can be had at p. WEIsIGER 6 Co.'S hat
store, 1901 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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ZoSAL GERAEIUMs, In bloom, by the dozen or
hundred, al NoRToS's garden, corner OF Main and
Reservoir streets.
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JAPANESE SILK PoPLINs, new spring styles, at
so, 60, and 75c., jus, received atJuLIUs MEYER $
6Q3 Broad street
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senting~ communications or petitions to the
City Council of the final action of the Coun-
ell on such communications or petitions. He
shall publish such reports and ordinances as
the City Council are required by this act to
publish, and such other reports and ordi-
nRnces as he.said Council may direct; and
shall, in general, perform such other nets and
duties as the City Council, or either branch
thereof, may from time to time require of
him, r......asa. s ~.
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GnLD.uEADED and other CANES, as also UNI
BRELLAs OF superior quality, remarkably low
SCIIAAp's, 1402 Main street
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ALL pRY-SooDs PURcHAsEns Should go to Co
HEN BROTHERS., who are constantly selling goods
at less than the regular market rate. Their stock is
frSt-claSS.
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The famous GILLIAM's WrNEsAP, put up In tin
foed little blocks, for sale exclusively at ScIIAAPS
Premium Cigar and Umbrella store, 1402 Main
otr
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JOHN MORTON has the best assortment Of poi.ed
flowers In the city. s..ta T#S