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Fruit and Confectionery Store.

J.B.&W. J. Rogers are convinced
that that is what the Abbeville pco-
pie want, and therefore they hare
determined to keep first class stock
of Confectionaries, Fruits, Nuts, and
in short, everything that belongs to Q
first class confectionery, store. - -. -.
They heartily thank the public for
their liberal patronage for the past
two years, and hope by honorable
dealings and strict attention to busi-
ness, that ance will merit continu-
ance Of the same. fzae
Their motto IS "short profits and
quick sales" They will promise the
public that they shall have the advarl.
trge of fresh fruit every week. tt
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Cokesbury. r
CONFERENCE SCHOOL.

DE-OPENS Jrnuary 9Th, 1874.
IL Session ends in October. Va
cation in winter. Thorough instruc-.
tion in all department., including
bookkeeping and modern languages.
Boys prepared for College classes or
business. Experienced teachers.
Board $40 to sl2. Tuition moderate.
A pleasant summer home. Send for
circulars to Cokesbury, sc. 30 j.
REV. GEO. +. ROUND, A. NJ,
!: Jan. l, 1874, 40-tf] Rector,
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Shel'if's Sale.

SheriAf's. Sale. r.,
against Execution.
Wilson s .,Bi Billy. J. ls~w la
HDY virtue of an Execution to me d.
ED rected, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House, Oh Sale Day in Februry
next, within the legal hours =
1 Mule and 2 Bales of Cotton,
levied on as. the property of Wilson
Billy, at the suit of Thos. G. Griffin.
>. L. P. GUFF1N,
Sheriff Abbovillo County.
Sheriff s Office,
Jan. II, 1874 41-tf
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Sherif's Sale.
Seal, Sign e. Robertson
against 3 Execution.
DY virtue OF an Execution TO- me
ID directed, l will sell at Abbeville
uourt House, on Saleday in February;
next, within the,legal honrs, ..
The Running Gear of a Field
~. I...,. '' D.. "Thresher, ,..r ,...oa
levied on as the property Of Irwin
CIeckley, a. the suit OF Seal, Sign 4
Robertson. .,,s, ,:!u.,-,r.' ,,,,. -.
',..',, ,.T,r-~s L. P. GUFFIN, .~s
a raa, .otra.'u .'',,,,r s. A.. G. :
Sheriff s, Offico, T. .''," ''-'"-,.. ..,'..
Jan. 10, 1874, 41.tf ! -, ,....... ....
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WIER'S HOTEL.

YWNHE subscriber has leased the Hotel
building on the "Dendy Corner'
ar the Southeast corner of the public
square. The house has been thoroughly
renovated and repaired, and was opened
on JANUARY lst, 1874.
He will be happy to accommodate the
travelling public and people generally.
He intends to keep first class Hotel,
a good table and we'll trained and atten-
tive servants.
Board for families or single parties can
be had at cheap rates. a good Livery
Stable on the lot.
Apply to
JOHN A. WIER,
. Agent.
Jan. 7, 1874, soft
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RrNoyAL.-Major Andrew, 3. Ward
aaw and family have removed to Mr..
Robers M Mardl&w I, ,inlthe suburbs
OF our town, and their late residence
will be occupied by D,. and Mrs Ten
xletor2 aad Mr.. yand Mrs. James n.
Cites.
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~ The weather during tho past
week has been mild and pleasant, bnt
q rainy spell has new Set in.
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.nTTaI'~N .SsT1SyI
s@@ @tt Upwards Of sixteen hun
dred bales of cotton are awaiting
shipment from Anderson.
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EXPLOSION OK A LOCOMOTIVE BoILEl

EXPLOSION on A ALocoNorlvE Boiler.
The boiler Of the locomotive "Fort
Hill," attached to The upward freight
trsinrenSthe G.-& C. R. r., exploded
onslasBSatufasy taight, a few minutes
after twelve O'Clock, this side of Sa-
auda Old Town, killing. the engineer,
John IaBs ane smashing uptbolleeo-
motive aud tender. . .I,,.g,.r,.
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sS,i, n, - = - ADVlLDlNQ--IONfHACf3 nm.
sn,as &c .or ene. budding I'd be- eftetet fy
~ sne otate bank on Virginia, on ttfelot former.
were opened Ia the presence of Eu.,
committee yesterday, and contracts # nns .ans
as follows Brick Wofk. Bsiley Davis !. sto,,a 40
work, 7. P. Smith heavy iroi, syofk Nv n
Tdnuer d Go. fHyatt's pavenept anl oa,.
yanized fcornice, James ID. Browne: carnen.
ter's work, Joseph F.sPowen; plumbing a.,
ga. iBargamin !; plnstering, p. H: Russeii
The plan chosen for the building was pra.
pared by Mr. Albert Ly brock, architect. and
he will superinten1 the erection Of It. r'i,I:''
The bouse, when completed, exclusive of
tracted for, Will cost about S31, ,O00 The lot
cost them 10000, making the total cost Of
house and Hot, so fur as contracted for,
$51 900. There are to be q large number of
Offices besides two stores (some Df which
haze already been spoken for, lin the build,
ing, and from these the bank expects to de-
rive such a sumasWill give them their bank
tDg-room free ef; cost. cfs,s lrat Il ii .yc.nfyf
| The timber to- be used In the construction
of the building has been ordered, and is now
being cut in North, Carolina. This will be
turned over to the carpenter at cost prices,
and will be deducted from bis bill. The
building committee, besides getting such
timber as, they want, hope to, save, con-
siderable amount to the bank by this action.
j Work VIII be commenced as soon as the
weather opens, and will be pushed forward
as rapidly as due'regard to safety dictates.
The plan OF the building was published In
these columns few weeks ago. The erec-
tlon Of this house will fill the last gap on
Main street Of the large area swept by the
hre which succeeded the evacuation Of the
elty'in April 1865. 1t will be an ornament
10 that portion Of the city. "2f.!-.
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2. ~. y sa..z 49, %.
MANCHESTER ITEMS,

tTEB COUNTY PooR-H HousE.--From the quar-
terly report Of William E. Gill, superintend-
ent of the county poOr-house, the following
information Is obtained:
Number of inmates, 23-2. white men, 5
white women, boy, and 10 colored men and
colored women-from Manchester town.
ship, g.; Midlothian, q; Bermuda, 8; Dale,
2; Matoaca, 5; Clover Hill, 6. ....
During the quarter 10 were received, 8
discharged, and 8 died. = :-,,, i
The health of the paupers Is good.
THE BOARD OF SUPERvIs08s.-The Board
of Supervisors have levied tax of twenty
cents on each one hundred dollars worth Of
property for county purposes, and district
school tax of ten cents on each one hundred
dollars in Manchester, Midlothian, Bermuda,
and Glover Hill, and five cents In Matoaca.
This tax is for school-houses, and none is
needed in Dale township. ..,a. ... ..
The county courthouse was rented to the
city for the purpose of holding the Hastings
Court. ............... ...- ....
Joseph Walker was appointed to confer
with trustees Of Manchester in regard to a
final settlement OF the courthouse contro-
versy. .+'':'. -
AT THE CLERKS OFF1cE.-The first deed
under the new city government was admit
ted to record yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court, and was from j. M. Moody,
trustee, to 81. j. Nunnally, Jr., conveying 33
feet at the corner of Fourteenth and Perry
streets, for l,l50, "t
MUSICAL AssocIATIoN.-A number OF
young men have organized the Mozart Mu-
sical Association, with George E. Richard
son. president; Charles w. Conway, vice
president; John E. Brooks, secretary; a.
c. Harding, treasurer II. j. Nunnally, Jr.,
conductor: A. c. Harding, assistant; &. +.
Richardson, organist. s.. .....t ..E.
TEE COURT OF CIVIL JUsIoE.-The first
regular court for the trial OF civil warrants
was held yesterday at the constable's office,
and number Of cases disposed of. No jury
has yet been chosen. "e.@
Cry PoL1r1cs.-The City Central Commit
fee will meet tonight at the Council Cham
ber at 8 o'clock. ,'
The First Ward Executive Committee
meet tonight at 7 O'Clock at the office of
Moody & Royal. ...,. '..> '...,.,., ..
VEsraYAEN ELECTED.-For Meade Memo
rial church: 4 Royal and Thomas BEDFORD,
Wardens; DR.. S. l.. Ingram, treasurer; +.
E. Marks, j. G. Clarke, j. T. Whitlock, and
John Charlton. recorder is yet to be Sc
lected.
Coop PRIcEs.-The lots sold for W. 6.
Taylor brought good prices-rhose on Por-
ter, Perry, Eighth, and Tenth streets reallz-
ing from S25 to $50 per front foot. ...4a
TIE COUNTY CoUEr-The April term COM
mences Monday. The most important case
is that of George Williams for assault.
! RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-Rev. W. 6. Lump
kin will preach Sunday at II A. M. on the
humiliation Of Christ.
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MEETING OF CREDITORS OF THE DOLLAR SA.
yINos BASK.--A meeting of creditors of the
Mutual Building Fund and Dollar Savings
Bank was held at the Office of W. w Forbes.
register in bankruptcy, custom house build.
ing, yesterday. The Office of:tthe register
being too small to accommodate ali who
wished to participate, the meeting adjourned
to the United States courtroom The regis
ter admitted 404 claims, amounting to s1I5.-
349.03, and the creditors, by very large ma
jorlt5, determined to elect trustees Ito wind
up Che affairs of the Institution, In accord
ance with the provisions OF the bankrupt act.
More than three-fourths In number, rep
resenting an excess of three.fourths of the
total amount Of Indebtedness, voted tor E.
J. Warren, George D.. Wise, and T. 6. Jack.
son as trustees. Objections to the affairs Of
the institution being placed in the handstof
trustees were made by E. Darlington Cabell,
Jacob Cohn and Others, and grave legal
points being raised, the register determined
to report the proceedings Of the meeting to
the United States District Court for adjudi-
cation, and the meeting adjourned. ,,
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"A New ENTERPRISE SPICgs.-Our
reporter paid visit to the spice-mils of
Mr.. w. B. Hersman, on Cary street between
Ninth and Tenth, and witnessed the opera
tions of manipulating the spices and pre-
pairing them for market. The operation is
quite tedious one, each particular kind of
spice requiring a different process in its pre-
partition mustard, for instance, being first
Of all subjected to q hydraulic pressure of
several thousand pounds in order to drive
out all the water contained in the seed.
Besides the spices, MFR. Hersman prepares
great deal of ground coffee for this market.
The coffee is not ground at the same time
with the spices in order to prevent itsbeing
tinctured with their flavor.
This enterprise is meeting with deserved
success amongst our merchants, the manu-
facturer filling all orders, as we learned, at
about Baltimore prices. -.
This is the only spice-mll south Of. Balti-
more. From the high standard which the
proprietor has adopted for his goods, they
must soon take precedence of all now on the
market.
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SATURDAY.....
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIoUs SERVICES tTo-MoRRow. = The
usual religious services win be held in all Of
the city churches tomorrow except the fol.
lowing special appointments: =
! Grace (Episcopai) Morning services at
ii O'Clock. The sunday-night services are
discontinued for the present, and the AFTER
noon services resumed, commencing at s
O'Clock. -*E'- 49, '.s .. .N'
! Serenth- Street Christian..-The pastor,
Rev. J. z. Tyler, having returned to the
city, will preach at IL A. NJ. and 2. NJ.
st. Marks English Lutheran (Odd-Fel-
lows Hall, corner Mayo and Franktin).-:
Rev. II. C.. Holland at II A. M. ..sa.-.- ...:s,
Third PreS5yterioa.-The pastor being
absent, Rev. Z. I. Baird, D. D., will preach
at IL 4. III.
/ Christadelphian Synagogue Covenant
HslD.-At al Z. Al. Subject: For Christ
sent ,ne out TO Bsptize." 49,. ... ..r..
Rrodd-Street MethodiSt.-Rev. w. II. Mil
burn, the distinguished blind preacher, at IL
A. NJ. and Z. NJ. - .--...-.. - 81.
Union Station.-Rev. D. 2. Wills, Pre-
siding Elder. at IL A. NJ. and ST P. NJ.
United States Court-Room.-Services OF
the Methodist Episcopal church at II A. d:
by Rev. j. p. Otis. Subject: The trial
Of the World" ~. a. -
Assembly HuH.-Dr. Hoge will deliver the
final discourse in the series ut II A. IL.
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Ts. LATE ROBBERY BELOW RrCHhoND.-In
the Hastings Court yesterday-Judge Bev-
erly X. Wexford, Jr., presiding-the case OF
Henry Jordan, charged with robbing MIR.
Elijah Priddy, an aged citizen Of Henrico
county, on the night of the 7th Of March,
was further heard. This case has occupied
the attention of the court for two days. II
will be remembered that on the night of the
9Th of March hr. and Mrs. Elijah Priddy,
who reside near the toli-gate on the VIII
liamsburg road, were assaulted by three
white men and robbed. Subsequently Henry
Jordan and two white men, named Enrough-
ty and Oakley, were arrested and charged
with the crime. The grand jury indicted
them all three, and on Thursday Jordan g
tia! was commenced.
CGloael John 3. Young appeared for the
accused AID Captain George d. Wise for the
Commonwealth. The argument was con-
cluacd and the case giTep 10 the jury about
7 O'Clock last evening. After IN hours ab-
sence tte jury returned to the courtroom to
ask JuGge Wexford some questions concern
iD- the case and the bearing OF certain testi.
mony. Having received the desired infor-
nation they again retired, and after an ab-
sencc of few minutes came into court and
reported that they conld rot agree.
: AT this announcement the Judge directed
the officers to take charge Of the Jury until
this morning, snd the court was adjourned
until 10 O'Clock to-day. .r.
1t is somew hat singular that the last name
of every jurynlan, TINT of the Judge, and the
CommonUcalth's attorney all begin with the
letter II. .--....~,.-.,
Judge GuigoI. who has been indisposed
for the past few days, has recovered:
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SECOND THouGHT.-Why should any one send
their orders for shirts 20 northern cities when II.
T. MILLER & Co., 913 Main street, can give as
good fit and better shirt at less price Mr. MIL
LER has made shirts speciality for several years,
and thousand gentlemen in this state and city
vii! testify 10 his proficiency In his line. The best
shirt made to order for $36 per Dozen or less guam
tity at same rates. See advertisement.
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.

CITY CoLLEc1eR's UFFIIE.l
RICHMOND, Va, April 10. 1874.
THE COLLECTOR WILL BE FOUND
L in the CouDcil Chamber, Washington II Aaii,
no,,n side Of Broad, between Ninth and Tenth
streetss from o'clock A. NJ. to O'Clock T. D.. on
md afer the 18th instant. for the purpose VI re-
ceiiag from all persons charged Win u
LICENSE TAX
the amount charged thereon.
nrosecuto mis- business after the LIST day OF May
Without having p;id such TAX shall be iiaeIe .9 =
fioe OF not less than one dollar nor more thah nFe
ooi'ai' ave e'>'' - -; JOHN 7. REGSAULT,
.n131nt Collector.
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THOSE LADIES WHO FAIL TO ATTEND the
great auction sale now being. held at L P
CRENsHAw's. salesroom, 1920 Hain street, will
miss the greatest chance 70 buy bargains that
has been offered for years 70 she people OF this
city. The sale will continue but few dsys
longer. All goods are guaranteed to be as repre-
sented, or the money refunded. Country merchants
are especially invited 10 attend this sale. Sale COM
mences at O O'Clock. -..s lg1 ag,
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SUPREME Court OF 'APrEALs, FRIDAY.-
The following business was transacted in
this court:
Gillett us. American Stone and Hollow
ware Company. Writ of error and super
sedeas awarded to judgement Of the Cor
poration Courts Of Norfolk city.
Young and ais us. Devries and ais. Appeal
allowed to a decree Of the Circuit Court of
Loudoun county.
Farmers Bank os. GunnelPs administra-
trfx. Rule requiring the plaintiff in error
to give new bond and return certificate
Of the fact, with the names Of the sureties,
hv the 23d instant, or in default that the case
stand dismissed as an act of this day.
Van Fleet Us. Bernard and ais. From
the Circuit Court of Caroline. Error con-
fessed by appellees and cause remauded to
the Circuit Court. for further proceedings
therein. @ -
Humphreys, &C., us. City of Norfolk.
Fully argued by W. B. Martin, Esq, for the
city of Norfolk, and James Neeson, Esq,
for plaintiff In error, aad submitted.
!: Jones's executors rs. Clarke and CTS. Is the
next case to be beard. = s...s essss af~E
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E. D. EACHo, s p. NJ, brfck house on College
II street between Marshall and Clay.
& CO., 4hP. NJ, new brick dwell
ing and lot on College street, near Harshail.
COOK 4 LAUGRTON, 10A. NJ, at the horse lot
horses, mules, top.buggy, &c.
T. w, KEEsEE will sell at 10 o'clock A. N. and
again at 2 r. NJ, al his room, lot Of jewelry,
&C., DC. t" ... .~
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With their usual promptness In such matters
Nesers. Z. B. SPENCE & soE have put in their
spring styles of CLOTHS, CAssIhHRBs. and VEST
IEGs. Their selections for She spring season are
beautiful and sufficiently varied b suit the fancy
OF any reasonable taste. With their corps OF ex-
cellent cutters and workmen Messrs. SPENCE g.
Son will he enabled to give satisfaction both TO
1t, style, and price. -.-----. --,-..
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TIE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70
roMAc RAILROAD INJUNCTION CAsE-The in
junction applied for by certain property
holders on Broad street against the R1ch-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
to prohibit the running Of steam-engtnes on
that street, and set for bearing YESTERDAY
before Judge Fiizhugh, of the Cbanecry
Court, was, on motion Of the piaint'ns,
through their counsel, james Lyons, Esq. u
postponed till the 14th instant, John y. Ste
ger, Esq, appearing for the defendants.
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FINE ELEnr FIGS AND DATES at P1zzrs1's.

LABORATORY OF Dr.. w. II. TAYLOR, ANALYTI-
CAL AND CONSULTING ClIBMIsr.-The result Of
careful chemical examination Of ~. SemmesS
Pure Rye Whiskey :" enables ME to confidently re-
commend it to those who desire an article Of un-
questionable purity for medicine or as bev-
erage. The samples subjected to examination rep
resent a Lot OF one hundred barrels, and were Sc
lected by myself. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
........- ........,. Analytical Chemist
The aforementioned whlskey, made In 1869,
can DC had for three dollars per gallon at
.. -... ARCHER 6 BooKER's,
No. 735 Nain street.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc.-By the request Of
many OF fhe merchants and ladies' Of this city
offer my services TO the public for re-
pairing and washing laces and window curtains at
very reasonable prices. Having mad thirteen years
experience as the business in the city,or Paris,
france, Ifeel that am able to perform any work
~ my line Of business that the public may entrust
70 my care, and gu1raafee entire satisfaction. For
reference apply to r. Terrandini, No. 6l3 Broad
street l.: Youss, respectfully, ..5s,a :, n
4 Mrs. VAYSsAIaE, 0O5 Broad street.
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Fox g. DEMER's PASToHlHE TROUPE
Notwithstanding the objections that have
been raised to some parts Oh Tue pef,ui ~.
auce of the Humpty Dumpty troupe, tnsn
performances are very amusing, ine mcaei ,E.
and spade dances. the cornet soles oi Inc ;n' ih'
fant prodigy, the twin sisters in thelr spee!al.
ties. the trained birds, the jugglery, and the
bio elephant are all very, entertaining; ou.
there are features which are Interesting, ano
With q few notifications the: bill couia oe
made very attractive. This afternoon mere
Will be Humpty Dumpty matinee, ana 10
night the troupe will close their engage
ment.r, s"t'1sfi7i. - = -, -
: On. Monday the great Cushman is an
nouneed, sIas 2si 70 ~5'&z! siil as.''t f32'h'
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TRANSFER PRlNTlNG-INKs-Invalua to rail-
road companies, steamship companies banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and changeless, and viii copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period OF time. Having just
received fresh SUPPLY Of these tnhs, we are pre-
pared TO execute orders promptly and at moderate
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DaADi BABT. FeuND. The bedy of an IN.
iaus, premasurely born, iwas5 found yester-
Gay 10 vacant lot on Ross between Four,
'teenth and Governor streets. Itvas placed.
IN the hands Of the coroner, and being; too
much decomposed to enable him to defer
mine whether 10 was male or female, white
or black, was by him ordered to be buried.
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WANTED TO SELL.
" 3 uice SPRING WAGONS. new SPRING
UEAl. ! ne~ RuCkAHAI {Ioubls seat, new
Or!S BUGGY. new FARM WAGONS
A.so. Al kinds OF REPAlRfNG in my line
u-'.:ar,,y a.;rnd,d To- j. T. NEALE,
No. 121 Eighteenth street.
-rho,--1tlot Richmond, Va.
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PoL1cE CoURr,, FR1DAY-Justice While
Jane Kelley (negrol guilty Of cursing and
abusing Susan Terry (negro), was fined $5.
James Couts, charged with stealing car
pet.bag full of clothing, vas sent to the grand
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FusEaAL.-The Catholic Beneficial So
ciety paraded yesterday, about one hundred
and fifty strong, with Kessnich's band, to
attend the funeral Of MIR. Oscar Null, who
died in Williamsburg on Tuesday. sf.t@
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fERsoHAL.-The name. os Judge joseph
y. Shflsesan was inadvertently omitted as one Of
y. Tue board of Managers'uf Che Virginia Bible
Society 70, the report Of ahes aunual meeting
Masr ne.u ON tuesday night ats the Broad.street
N1etGOQlSt Church J. ~ II. - a; 80.
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WANTED. TO CLOSE OUT within the
w next rf,ceu DAYS so GOLD WATCHES,
,,,n, 500 dwl GOLD CHAINS, RINGS, BUT
Tons. &C. Amongst the watches there are some Of
=. Iu,>, AXES IN extra heavy karat gold caSeS
,~rrs IN: Srv-wiUders: all OF which Will sell at
c-.s, ra.cxlns la orGer 10 close Them out at the
a...!,s. possible date 10 realize money advanced.
: A. WISSTOCK'S LOAN OFFICE.
" u Fourteenth street, under exchange Hotel.
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I have analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand Of " g. Select controlled by hessrs- Wht-
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and fnd It
free from fusil oil and other impurities, and recou-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes.
,s5 - .t j. B. NCCAw, ID. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College OF
Virginia slss
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Coal FOB CUBA.-Sehooner Lottie Klots is
leading at The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
wharyes with 800 tons Coalburg splint coal
for Gibara on account OF the Spanish GOV"
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LECTURE To.NIaHr.-Rev W. H. Milburn,
the blind man. eloquent, will lecture to-
night at Association Hall upon "S. S. Prem
tiss,' the Orator and Wit, Americas Most
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