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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-09

ASSEMBLY HALL AT the Philharmonic
concert last night the hall was we'll filled, ex-
cept few undesirable seats near. the stage.
1t is hardly necessary to say that the singers
admirably acquitted themselves, and were
well supported by Kessnich's fine orchestral
band, and Mr. Wheat directed with his ac.
custoned ease and accuracy.
The sound of the drenchng rain pouring
upon the roof at times almost drowned the
music when the lower notes were touched,
but, despite all uutoward circumstances, the
concert was great success.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, WEDSrs-
pAY.-JudGeS Il. L. Bond and Ro. ".
Hughes 1reSiding.-The grand jury OF this
court yesterday morning. through its fore.
man. Mr Frank J. Bramhall, brought ia an
Indictment against Mr.. T. Z. Brooks for
uu!awfuiiy embezzling, abstrcting, and mis-
applying the moneys and credits of the Mer.
chants National Bank Of Petersburg, while
president Of that institution. The indct-
ment contains tifty-one counts and covers
ninety pages Of legal cap, and charges that
Mr.. Brooks misuSed and miSapplied about
SOC. 900 of tue moneys and credits of the
bank for his own purposes and about $780,
600 for the purposes of the various firms Of
which lie was 4 member. The bank is now
in the hands of Il receiver, and is closing up
its affairs under the provisions of the United
States laws.
Soon after the Indictment was presented.
3 bench warrant was issued for the arrest OF
Mr. Brooks. 1t was placed in the hands OF
tue United States marshal, who served it
upon the accused and brought him before
the court. No bail being offered, he was re-
committed to the custody of the marshal.
His trial will probably take place at this term
Of the court.
Judge Bond will leave in day or two for
South Carolina. The Circuit Court docket
will be proceeded with by Judge Hughes
until all jury cases on the criminal and COM
mon law dockets are disposed Of
BY the 1st Of May Judge Bond will re-
turn. when the appeal and review dockets
will be heard: and it is expected that Chief
Justice Waite will be present, aud the busi-
ness Of the court in MAY W i'll ha rr'n"eaaed d
with By 4 full hench, consisting OF the Chlel.
Justice, the Circuit Judge, and the District
,JIlGwc
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Z HOLLYWOOD CEAErERY.-There is a bill
pending before the General Assembly pro-
posing to give authority to the Hollywo
Cemetery Company to hold real estate not
to exceed one hundred acres. and providing
that whilst the shareholders are the corpora
tors majority of the shareholders living in
the city and the counties of Henrico and
Chesterfield shall constitute quorum for a
general meeting, and when the owners of
lots in the cemetery become the corporators
thirty shall be sufficient to constitute such
uuOrum
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MEMORIAL PIcTURE.-We have received from
Mr. j. W. DAVIES, Lee Gallery, 920 Min street.
copy OF his memorial picture of the Baptist Gen.
eral ASSOCIATION OF Virginia. group Of two hun
dfed ana thirty-four ministers OF that body 1t is
eAneu ed In the finest style OF the Photographic art,
"oa luiy sustains the reputation OF Mr.. DAVIES rs
I master OF Ills professlon.-Editors Richmond
Dispdtch, December 25. 1873.
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POLICE Court, WEDNEsDAY-Justice Cre,o.
Robert Taylor vas fined 81 for keeping an
unlicensed goat.
Joseph Braselman and Otto Wigand, 81
each for throwing stones and breaking O
window of L. T. Frayscr.
J. B. Renan, charged with forging due
bill in the name of William S. Wood, was
sent to the grand jury.
Edward Holland and John Davis (ne-
groes), guilty of fighting in the bar.room OF
Charles Williams, were fined $3.50.
Reuben Leman, for drunk and disorderly
conduct, was fined 81.
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THE HUAPTY DUMPTY TRoUPE.-Notwith-
standing the inclenent weather last night
there was very large audience at the Thea
ire, aud the performance passed off very
pleasantly. The entertainment is very ANU
sing. The feature of the evening was the
CONTEMPLATING by little fve-year-old men,
Der of the troupe and the dancing. Tonight
the entertainment will be repeated. Re-
served seats may be secured at Am5old's.
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1rSx.uABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN tn

ITsaA1LABLE LETTERS REMAIN1NG IN THE
p,crworn Posr.OFF1cE APRIL 8, 1874
Mr. Mr. Burten, -; Miss Lucy s. Burton,
oar. mr. n os + r. Foster, Richmond, Va; Will
liam liam G Cole Dickinson, city; Matilda Hill,
Jackson I Military Institute; DR.. NJ. L. James,
Grace between Third aud Fourth streets,
Richmond, Va; NJ. Myer, Bri'lsn Consala.e' ,hane
Norfolk, Va; Mrs. G. II. Palmer, a'peaS' p;:.S
Ca; w. Ii. Parrish, 1924 Main street hicn, "a
mond, Va; Messrs. Shields cary P,oau p:nh.
street between Sixth ana srVen'n' nien'
mond, Va.
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THOSE LADIES WHO FAIL TO ATTEND The
great auction sale now being held at F. p.
CaENsHaw's salesroom, 1920 5iain street, will
miss the greatest chance to buy bargains that
has been offered for years to the people OF this
city. The sale will continue but few DAYS
longer. All goods are guaranteed 10 be as repre-
sented, or the money refunded Country merchants
are especially invited TO attend this SALE Sale COM
mcnces at 10 o'clock
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Two YEARS AND Six MONTHS IN TIE PEsI-
rESrlARy.-In the HustiDgs Court yestef-
day, Henry Sims was tried for breaking open
the hcn-house of John Z. Quarles and steal
ing lot of fowls, found guilty, and sent 70
the penitentary for two years ana SIX
months. This is the first time q yerdicC Oh
this kind has been found since the organiza'
tion Of the Hastings Court.
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With their usual promptness in such matters
Messrs. E. B. SPENCE &c Son have put In their
spring styles OF CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs, and VEST
INGs. Their selections for the spring season are
beautiful and sufficiently varied to suit the fancy
of any reasonable taste. With their corps OF ex-
ceent cutters and workmeu Messrs. SPENCE &
soS will be enabled to give satisfaction both as to
fit, style, and price.
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WHAT BECAME OF IT ?-Tbe House Of Del.
egates having appropriated $5 900 to be used
in repairing, refurnishing, and recarpetins
the Executive mansion, Mr.. Brown, of Bed
ford county, introduced resolution in
structing the Committee on Executive Ex-
penditures to inquire in what manner the
$4,000 appropriated for the same purpose,
when Governor Walker went into Office, had
been expended. l ,-e.
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ALE FOR FAMILY UsE-EEGLIsu ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND PoRTER.-To supply 4 demand from his
many countrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that lie atters himself will fairly compete
with their home beverage both In flavor and quality,
and with his unlversally-approyed cream ale" and
porter will enable him 10 please the palates of all
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly fAled.
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CosyIcrs RECEIVED AT THE PENITENTIGaT' z
The following convicts from Norfolk county
were received Yesterday Henry Woodhouse
fnegro). eighteen months, for malicious
Iollndipg; William Whitehurst (negro). 1--WE
wears. for grand larceny Bartlett Creek
more (white) six. years, for malicious cut
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RELIGIOUS MEErINGs.-The meetings held
Mt Lcigh-Street church this week have been
well attended, and a deep feeling seems to
pervade the congregations. SO far a num-
ber have protessed conversion, and others
have asked the prayers of the church. Rev.
DR.. Garlick is laboring very zealousiy in the
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Death OF FORMER PROMINENT CITIzES
OF R1cHaoFD.--Mr. Robert C. Nicholas, eiG-
est son of the late Judge P. N. Nicholas, and
for more than sixty years resident of this
city, died in Baltimore on the I'd instant at
the age of seventy-four. Mr. Nicholas was
a graduate of William and Mary College. and
for sixteen years held the Office of district
attorney for Virginia. At the close of the
war he removed to Baltimore, where be re.
sided till his death.
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TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures to rail-
road companies steamship companies, .panks, lner-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and changcless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having Just
received fresh SUPPLY Of these inks, We are pre-
parpd tn exacuta nr.lo.s .......---- 49, -
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SENT ON FOR ISDrTMEST.-.Joseph stuken-
burg GROCER aud liqaor dealer of this city,
was wa :, Yesterday sent Oh to the United States
"raui iury by Commissioner I. $. Atkins,
Charged with violating the internal revenue
laws by selling tobacco from boxes Which
had been before used aud upon which the
stamns had not been cancelled. Bail was
q IIowed in the sum of $500, and }. +.
Hulcher became bis surety.
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MAr1sE.-The schooner John A. Curtis,
commanded by Captain John B. Qu'lleli,'
arrived at this port yesterday from Phliadei'
pha. She carries 500 tons, is new, and was
huilt at Laurel, Del, to trade between Rich
mond and philadelphia. Yesterday Captain
John A. Curtis, prominent ship-broker OF
this city, after whom the schooner was
named, presented her with colors and a
handsome Bible for ships use.
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Personal "REMINISCENCES AND ANECDOTES
oE GENERAL r. f. LEE.-Rev. j. William
Jones will deliver his very interesting lee,
ture entitled "Personal "reminiscences ana
Anecdotes of General r. E. Lee" at the
eit,h-Street Baptist church on Friday eve
ming land, by.the,way, it is the anniversary
Of he surrender of General Lees army, az
Courthousej. The proceeds
wilI be devoted to the church Dorcas Society.
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TRANSFER FIISTING-INKs for copying letter
headings, statements, Tay-bils, &c. Can De copied
IN the ordinary letler-press book send your orders
for printing In these inks and for al! other descrp
lions OF printing. to the DiSDdtc Printing House.
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THE PIcKwIcK PHARMACY, S32 MAIN STREET,
between Eighth and Ninth, Is now open, with new
fixtures and new stock OF drugs, medicines, per-
fumery, and toile. articles. Particular attention
paid to conlpounding physlclaus prescriptions and
family receipts a. y. BLISS, Proprietor.
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20TlI OF APRIL Is the last day on which you can
buy ticket in the Gift Concert 1t Norfolk. 3icSe''
can be had at z. WElsIGER & CO.'S hat store, l2V1
Main STREET, Richmond Price, 50. S3o, ooo u
lhe larges: nrize. Thcre are 9,909 0thefs.
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SUPREME Court OF ArPEALs, WEDNESDAY,
w. B. Martin. Esq, Of Norfolk, was admit
ted TO practice in this court.
Humphreys & Co. rs. City of Norfolk.
Partly argued by W. A. Maury, Esq. for
Dlaint,tf in error, and w. 3. Martin, Esq,
attorney for the city of Norfolk, and con-
tlnued until to-day.
Opinions will be delivered by the court in
several cases to-day.
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Quick WoRK.-The schooner J. D. Will.
lians, Pearce master, now lying at the
wharyes of The Chesapeake and ONO raii'
road, is the largest coaster that has ever
visited this port. Yesterday she TOOK on
board 229 tons Of camel coal in two hours
ana !. halt by using the eosl-cbute at the rail-
road wharf,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RICHMOND BANNING AND INSURANCE Cow.
rASY--ANNUAL MEETlsG.-The eighth annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Richmond
Banking and Insurance Company was hello
at the office Of the company yesterday at
noon. On motion John \. Belpin, Esq, was
called to the chair and John +. G.. Potts,
Esq, requested to act as secretary. The
committee appointed TO examine proxies re-
ported large majority Of the stock repre-.
sentcd.
The annual report Of the President, John
B. Davis. Esq, was read, showing the con-
dition Of the company as exceedingly pros
porous, and large balance Of undivided
profits after paying to stockholders subsfar-
tial dividends. The president. in his report,
alluded to the disastrous panic which had
swept over the country since the last meeting
OF stockholders, but felt gratitied to be able
TO report no loss to the company as the result
OF the panic. The report also shows that a
substantial surplus fund has been created out
Of the profits of the company. The meet.
iug went into the election Of directors with
the following result: John B. Davis, John
4. Bclyiu, ". W. Crump. L. Ii. FraySer, 7.
w. boswell. Joseph Hall, G. A. Hundley,
Charles Phillips, and Charles Campbell. At
a meeting. OF directors held after adjourn
ment Of the stockholders meeting John B.
Davis was unanimously elected president for
the ensuing year. The officers Of the com.
pany are now rs formerly: John B. Davis,
president; John +. e.. Potts, secretary ;
Mann 5. Quarles, cashier.
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TIE HEALINGs SPRINGS, situated in Bath
county, Va, Yves exposed to sale ut public
auction on yesterday, at the Real Estate En-
change, but the prices bid not being deemed
as equivalent to the value of the property, it
was not sold
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NATURAL MINERAL WAT EHs.-consress Wa
ter, Ha,hoTn Water. German &eltzer Wafer, I'M
ported Vichy Water, Frederick shall Bitter Water,
and Wallawhatoo,a alum Water
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
Sixth and Broad streets.
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DRY GOODs.
HARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co...

yyARDozo, FoURoUREAN q co..
invite inspection OF their choice assortment Of
LLAMA POINTS and JACKETS, embracing si
the new shapes in FLOWING sleeves, with and
without the STUART raflie.
Also, SLEEVELESS JACKETS. They have
SHIFTING and FRoCK CALICO: at 8, 10 and
l2hc.;
A Heavy and FINE BROWN and BLEAcHED
CoTToNs at 1oc.;
LAUREL D, and other standard BROWN coz
TONS, at 12Xc.
Auburn's, Lonsiale, Great Falls Q CoTTONs at
1916;
Wamsutta and New York Mills UoTToas as iac.
Linen aud Cotton sHEETING, &C., &c. and, In
fact all goods as cheap rs they can be bought
elsewhere.
BLACK SILKS all grades, but we call especial at
tentlon TO our $3.50 grade, the best, we feel
free to say, ever offered in this city.
COLoReD SILKS from 81 to ~. so per yard:
EMBROIDERED POLONAIsE;
PARASOLS in great variety. apS
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BUY YoCR TICKETS now In the Masonic Gilt
Concert Don't wait Tor the rush. Tickets can be
had at p. WEIsIGER & Co 3 hat store 1921 Main
street. 4 hichlnunl.
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C,eAREp FOR BABIA.-American brig Lin
. oIn. Eap,uin Cover, cleared ct the custom
bonse Yesterday for Bahia with flour, ship
ned by Haxalf, CrenshaW u Co.
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THE Cry CONSERVATIVE CoNMITTEE.-
There will be ap Important meeting of the
members of the City Conservative Commit
tee tonight at 8 o'clock.
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PERsoSAL.-At the late election in Con-
neclicut, Mr.. Charles D. Yale, formerly of
this city, was elected on the Democratic
ticket to represent Wallingford in the Lesis.
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FLOWERS, FLOwERs. FLowERs.-The largest
collection OF lans ever Cifered in this city at NOR
TONS garden, corner Of Main an! Reservoir
sire
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CHAMBER OF CoMaERCE.-A meeting of the
Board OF Directors Of the Chamber OF Com
merce will be held this evening at 6 O'clock.
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have aualyzed the whiskey known under tne
hand NJ ;. Il. Selects controlled by Messrs. WA-
nm n BLAIR 6 CO., Richmond, Va, and nna it
fee from f,,sIl oil and other impurities and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes.
niei'N =" j. B. MCCAw, NJ D..
.,s Professor Of Chemistry Medical College OF
YE.!uta.
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THE OLD DOMINION CONSERVATIVE CLUB
will meet tc-light ut y O'Clock. Business OF
importance will be brought up for considera-
ton.
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TRANSFER PEIsTINt-TNBs viii copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period OF time. Send your
orders for work be done in these inks to the Dis
patch PrIntlng-iiouse.
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tbk LEASE, FAkAtS at CurIe'S Neck,
., from three 10 four dollars per acre : lands 10
!" ~ '"ii'al"d OH rour-Geld systeln-one field I'm, Ell
-, 80 tt.r: one put down Ia clover aud piasteEeG.
.'-"-E pi the lime, clGyer-seed. and plaster paid
10y EH. There is valuable brick-cIay on this
-. xss.nid iac t. have yara established. There
';. ,,.' - .js''-;,rrs'-clay. Address
49,! z3-lzt' WILLIAM ALLEN,
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8icIrmond 1ispatrlt,

az THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LANCER THAN THE CONFIRMED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSP APERS OF THE CITY.
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GF EEhI. EsTAIE t%CUA<GE.
aiarc.I 3. STA.
"S. ii. TAx. when no, needed for the ptIr;tJst.s
:. a' aA"l'ii ~, the chairman OF this cpluu!illee
-..a l.l-I l., n-!.t ont the EXCHANGE ROOM
.t ..:i,G.,s oC general meetings oi the couIiilu-
..'tr',, r"aG5Ug. &c.
. +.a4.snrc ws,ii the shove 1tfer to the com
.. u @,rl! h!tsied nnd aA c5inmodious and
Ns 4..;i.ti II al. :ur the at-Ote purposes aS
'-. .. D1~ IL ilr clLr- apply 10 ....
j. YUONPSOE BROWN,
Chairman Executive CGinnltlcc.
- @l-lLa lJI5 Vain street
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II. .hN.EN To NELl.

l[ANtEU TO SELL. a
" :,u >"EIEn WAGONS. rev SPRING
Ir.,l .rS npCkNNAI ti"uh.c >catl, new
I.,..[ III i.,,,.I. g.. New FARM " AGnSS.
H.. la. s.rs> q! EErAiEi>G IL my line
- ..-., .,.....c! -. j. /. NEAI.E.
30. l2I Eighteenth street,
o.. .....s-.- Richmond. Va.
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FOR GILLIAM's WISssAP tput up IN untoa anu
square blocks) and other popular pranos VI .oeso
and fine cigars, call at ScHAAf 5, i1oS hain
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9TH OF MAY The grand drawing Of the Masonic
Relief Association at Norfolk will take place There
will be no postponcEeDt under any circumstances.
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Fon fancy statshery, blank-b1oks' ete,, eau az
scg..p,s VARIETY and Umbrella Store, 1402 Main.
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E"l; RENT. nice FRAME COT
...'t- "a g"".::-,tt1 street. bc.wcen l.-..A
= Ia ""Lr": TX rooms: kitchen. &C.: water
'..r'. :.c-.i, = pr .nU..;h. Apply ~
g. --@: LYME 4 BROTHER.
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A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF FUcHIAs Ter La
dy's Far-Drops). In bloom, ut MOTIONS garden,
corner Main and Reservoir streets.
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CHILDREN's STRIPED COTTON HOSE In great va
riety; ladies' underwear, 4 large assortment, at
JULIUS MEYERS G03 Broad street.
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/ -" HaAT. FOUR BRICK I f y Z 50;
y ~ u arch street between SiNIh!.L
'.r..'t. -.rrc;,. ron aiming iour rooms, &c.
. a ..r r...-rSi bot: al in good repair: newly
~, LINE ( BROTHER.
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"t; RENT. FRONT ROOM. in the ETs5s
~ 3. ~ "! SO. Gl2 seventh street tas1
=. .. .r -.'1- -li.iaing. Apply OH The premises.
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fOESiE&SE.

NENPinED LEASE OF STORE AND
>."f& OF GDODs FOR SALE--l offer Tor
. a" s'rck u goods II IBe Ectling springs 10
".tu l.r uHeHl l,!g.d Je2.sc nf the storciouse
"a 'rnuiI4us On lie II tB o. November, le1o.
ss h j, desirable AID alu amount 10 s2,UuU
- -.tIB.
80" .DLust i wcl-arran2ed country storelionse,
" TtouYc- Of The U"a'iug sDriDss company,
T." patronage oil lhe company, tue guesi$,
= 'a -''G cp,unuuity.
-hht>: i.!Lcra:
!Gi.her particulars address
81. mUSTaF, Agent.
~ Healing Springs,
=. Il" BAH co7.ilty, Va.
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES are n specially a
ScliAAp'S News Depot, 1102 hain street.
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j, 81; EtNT. two or three very dc>ira. f7--s
=. "'~ HDpd-. oIgiy or otherwise; suitable LII
'' " '"4y @2aH fanny Or Tor siuElc gcut!clurn
--. = = = AMI servants at:cndanC.. Apply at
.' -". "M-' t,@ry street or 40. $40 Broad street
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STATE TREAsURY.-'rhe balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was S452, ,GSS.l2.
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THREE LoDGERs, from Salem, Roanoke
county, were provided with quarters ut tie
Second police statiOn-house last night.
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COURTNEY s. POWELL have now in
~ stock all the new shade. in DRESS GOODS.

rOURTNEY g. POWELL have now In
" stock all the new shade in DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN JAPANESE SILKS,
STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS,
PLAIN IRON GRENADINES,
STRIPED IRON GRENADINES,
BLACK SlLk..S1.50-greatb bargain;
WASH POPLISS only 12Hc.;
STRIPED PUPLINS only 12xc.;
LACE SACQ QUES. $6, YS, $40. and upwards;
WHTTE SHETLAND sHAwLs (verY cheap
$3.50;
Genuine KID GLOVES for II;
ALL-IlNEN HANDKEKC IIIEFS. 75c. dozen;
Ladies', gentcmens, and cbilGreD's UNDERWEAR
In medium and light-weight goods;
FRENCH aud ENGLISH CASSI31ERES In grea:
Look at our GENTLEMEN,s.GAUZE SHIRTS,
COURTNEY & POWELL,
.ap7 Sl5 Broad street.
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OrAL1rIEp.-In The Hastings Court yeSter-
day d. L. Pulliam qualified to practice law.
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nE kLNE, THAT DESIRABLE E,ss
HhI,n y" t!-l-l%t5 Il, IA" cornc. OF E..l
.h Ill" i-".Eu sir'"t:. ltcomlaiu, ica rooms and
t-r"s IA: hItchg. AID sI.hie. Posse y at once
JOHN HAkRuLE
= =. :. q e trltll
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TIE JEwELRY at ScIiAAp's, 1902 Main street,
truly select.
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g ECIAL NOTICE.

JULIUS Si Gle Is receiving NEW GOODS daily
from New York.
GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTIONS.
All in want OF cheap goocs would do well 70 cau
ut JULIUS SYCLES,
4 10 Broad street.
Fifty thousand yards more of those beautifu
JULIUS sYCLE's,
415 Broad street.
Great bargains IN BLACK ALPACAS. Look at
Cur TOWELS ut 1915. worth 25c.
JULIUS SYCLF,
4l6 Broad street
Some more Of those cheap HAN NDKERCHIEFS
at 12ac. at JULIUS Si CLk'S,
AIS Broad street
Cheap CAsSIMERES for men's and boys' wearas
JULIUS sYCLE'S
415 Broad street
Fifty dozen more Of those cheap HOSE at 10c.
ar JULIUS SYCLtS,
.s.-- 415 Broad street.
We have now increased our force, and we can ac-
commodate all our customers. .grg.,.. IS I,
All in wantof cheap goods should call at
JULIUS SYCLES,
415 Broad, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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