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HAcK. HACK. CoUGH, COUGH Cough Is a
SYMPTOM by which various diseased conditions of
the throat. bronchial tubes, and lungs manifest
,Lc:rscvcs Blt whether 1t arises from the irrita-
lion produced il filc throat and larynx by taking
cold, rom n a::acl of bronchitis, from incipient
consumption, or from various other causes, nothing
will aiay il moro speedily nor cure 1t more perina-
ncrtly tllau Dr i'lEECI.'5 GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
CoyEEY. ]: does mol matter whether IL be recent
ai.arl. or y lingering cough, the Discovery Is IN
eit.cr clse cuarIy wei! adapted for Its relief and
permanent cure. ia fart, IL Will cure cough IN
ont-.!alf the time necessary 10 cure 1t with any
OF er uc!icinc and il ues u, not by drying 1t up,
bu, tx removing tie cause. sub&uing the Irritation,
and healing tic affected paris. No time should be
lost in commencing lie Of a proper medicine
for tho relief OF cough. Io- anlcss this course Is
pursued. serious and dans>1V1s disease Of The lungs
ic ii,t1a "a, yISi-It-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
AT REAL FsrArE FxcuAse8.

AT REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
CHAFFIN, STAPLES CO., 12 h., brick build
ing, corner OF Fifteenth and Franklin streets
RICHARDSON Il CO., IL IL, framed dwelling
and lot on Second street between Clay and
Leigh streets.
AT OTHER POINTS.
MOODY RoYALL, 4h P. H., residence near the
corner CT Eighth and Bainbridge streets, IN the
city Of Manchester. Also, vacant lot
MOODY ROYALL, 11k A. M., in front Of the
courthouse, two tracts Of land III Chesterfield
county.
W. B. RATCLIFFE, 10H A. b., groceries, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO., P. NJ, TWO building lott
on west Leigh street, near Buchanan street.
n. NJ. LEE, p. NJ, new brick residence on Main
street, lwo squares west of Monroe Park.
j. w. BRONAUGH, IL M., in front OF the court.
house. 4 small farm in Chesterfield county.
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FAILED TO AGREE.-The jury in the case
of Henry Jordan, charged with robbng Eli
jah Priddy, was brought into the Hustings
Court on Saturday morning, but having
failed to agree was given again into the Gus
tody of the Sergeant and kept until about
G O'Clock P. NJ, when they again came into
court and announced that they could not
agree. Judge Wexford said that he regretted
that it was necessary 10 keep them until
Monday, bat thought that it was his duty to
do so.
The Jury was sent to the Exchange, and
the Court adjour ned until this morning.
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:, CHARLOTTE CusHMAN. The Richmond
Theatre will be crowded this evening to wilt.
ness Americas great artistic in her imper-
ssonatton Of Meg Merrilles. It NAV be the
last opportunity afforded our people to see
the adaptation Of Sir Walter Scott's {" Guy
Mannering" and the wierd spectacle Of the
gtpsy queen, Meg, as portrayed by Miss
Cushmans Crowded houses have greeted
her for years whenever this play has been
presented, and, IL, Is said, so intensely lfelike
IS her rendition of the character that her
name alone has ever been associated with It.
She is the only Meg Merrilles upon the stage,
and from the time that she rnshes before the
audience. until her tragic, death, In the last
act, the spectators are kept spell.bound and
,hushed In silence. The play Is grand, and
when once seen, 1t is said, will never be for.
gotten. - - t5a
/ Manager Powell has In this instance lef,
nothing undone for the proper support OF
Miss Cushman in her several performances.
MIR. r. D'Orsay Ogden,. Mr.. William Sheri.
dan, and several others, have been specially
engaged, presenting, With the regular stock
company, an excellent caste.
We understand that great southern
drama, by southern author, will be the
next attraction. 1t is entitled Southern Life
As It Was. ~ s....,..
T.. To avoid the crowd at the door tonight
general admission tickets can be had at Am.
Dold's during to-day.
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Proposed Now Hotel-Meettng = or
Prominent Cistxens-S12O,0 900 Sub.
eSrfhesl. 80 sG + rf, - t1 "a. s,.l (.

scribed. y. ,.:i
On Saturday evening meeting Of some
Of our most prominent aud substantial, ,citi
zcns was held ut the Exchange Hotel for the
purpose Of organizing company to erect q
first.class hotel on the site OF the old Spots
wood Hotel. Among the gentlemen present
were Messrs. b. It. Johnson, n. w. Pick.
rell, Franklin Stearns. Thomas Potts, j. T..
Darlington, II. c. Cabell. Gilbert C.Walker
A. W. CARRIER. S. Fl. Hawes, Thomas W.
boswell, John Lyon, aud 2. Weisiger. The
meeting was chilled to order by Mr.. Thomas
Potts, and on his motion Colonel Fl. z. Cabell
was called to the chair aud the press report
efs requested to act as secretaries. T.,
1eneral Bradley T. Johnson being re-
said: -,
IS proposed to organize company to
srS. ' nsstsciass hotel, with paid up capi-
tat OF SzN,0o0. We cannot EXPECT to raise
tins relying on the public spirit of iudiyidu-
ais, put must look to persons who exnect fo
realize a profit out of the TRANSACTION. Co,o,
mel Darlington, and the mechanics. and mn.
terial men of the city furnish the first class @
Colonel burlington owns the Spots wood
lot. lbs feet on Main street, aud -65 feet on
Eighth. It has cost bim about 100000, He
will subscribe, this and $4,000 in money.
The mechanics aud material men will sub
scribe S35, 900 in labor and material, making
$4,000 in all. This will leave $50, 900 to
be raised by outside subscriptions from cap.
italtSts and public-spirited citizens. It is
proposed that the $120 900. subscribed by
Colonel Carrington and the material meu' be
common stock, and that $780, 900 of preferred
seven per cent. guaranteed stock be issued
for the balance. This will give the subscri
bers to the preferred stock the security Of
100000 worth of property to secure their
advance of $4,000. In addition, it is pro-
posed that this preferred stock be converti'
BILE into first-mortgage bonds bearing seven
per cent. interest, payable in twenty years OF
sooner, at the option of the company.
1t is believed that the plan is practicable,
and will produce successful Results. II /,
meets with encouragement the first step will
be to procure proper charter, and to set to
work TO get subscriptions.
After an interchange of views, those pre-.
sent who desired to subscribe to the com.
mon stock were requested to come forward
and indicate the amounts they desired to
subscribe. : ,
Colonel Darlington and the mechanics sub
scribed S120,000, and $1,000 were sub
scribed by others. Messrs. B. T. johnson,
q. W. PickrelI, Franklin Stearns, Thomas
Potts, J. B. Pace, II. C. Cabell, and j. L.
Darlington were then appointed commit
tee to procure charter and to prepare plans
and estimates, 10. be submitted to a meeting
to he called by the chairman.
This company Is not the same as that
which now has charter pending ia the LIE.
gislature, but if it be found desirable and
feasible consolidation may be effected.
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UNAAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFF1cE APRIL 10, 1s74.-
Miss O: Ball, Cameron's Factory; Mrs.
Frank Baptist, 3OOOl Marshall street, Rich.
mond, Va; Miss R. Burwell, 213 Madison
street, Richmond, Va; Mr.. J. r. Deval
Richmond. Va. Captain Wesley N. Smith
(Policy),> Richmond, Vas, Mr.. Charles U
Williams, Box SS7, Richmond, Va.; Mrs
Cynthia Vastly, Natural Bridge, Va.
John B. Davis, Esq, president Planters
National Bank, Richmond, Va; James Nc
Creery Il Co., Broadway, New York; Mis-!
Lizzie q. McGehee, Captain Samuel F
McGehee, ,.214, corner Third and Clay street
Richmond, Va; Miss Mary E., 227 Leigh
street, Richmond, Va. Mr. William K Polk
No. Z Tenth street, Richmond, Va; Genera
Asa Rogers, Richmond, Va. @
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England,

England,
LONDON, April 1l.--Intelligence received
from the gold coast states that the King Of
the Ashantees has signed the treaty with
England sent him by Sir Garnet Wolseley,
but has given no guarantee that he vii! exc
cute its provisions. i. !
New YORK, April 11.-A letter from Ha-
yana says: "From the official statement Of
the late great battle at Guasiuas it appears
| that the First and Third brigades, under
Brigadier. General Arminan. encountered
| the enemy on the 18th at Guasimas, stand
ing q severe action, which lasted untiEthe
18th. The Cu5ans were charged with great
| bravery by the Spanish cavalry. Onl the
first day the Cubans suffered great loss, and
were obliged to retire, thus permitting the
Spanish column to encamp on the battlefield.
The renewed attacks of the former on tde
| 10th, 18th, and 1Sth ceased entirely upon the
arrival of Brigadier Basiones and two batta-
lions and one piece OF artillery. Basones took
command Of all the troops and directed the
march towards the capital of the department.
with the object of procuring rations for the
troops and interring the dead. In Guay-
same the Cubans were beaten while attempt.
| ing to stop the way. The Spanish loss in
4
eight soldiers wounded, while the insurgent
bands suffered greatly, leaving on the field
their dead aud numerous horses, besides
arms and ammunition. In the action Of Gu.
asImas there were plenty Of bodies left on
J the field, but the insurgents carried away
J very many. The Spanish loss was six Off.
GERS and eighty-eight soldiers killed, and ore
chief, nineteen officers, and eighty.nine SOL
diers severely wounded, and one chief, thir-
teen officers, and one hundred and eight men
!. slightly wounded.
HAVANA, April 11.-General Riguelne has
assumed the duties of the Office of Ssgundo
CdbO.
The Gazette to-day says that oil the slaves
furnished to the Government In accordance
with the decree issued during the admiDis.
tration of Captain-General Joyellar shall be
organized as soldiers under white officers.
They are to serve five years, and at the ex-
piration Of their term will be declared free.
: Their compensation will be the same as that
of the regular troops. Free colored persons
who enter the Government service win be
assigned to transport duty.
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Trostaus Race.

AususrA, Ca, April 1.-THE race be-
tween Hickory Jack aud Basil Duke-mlle
heats, best three in Eve to harness, fora purse
Of sl .oO0-took place at Lafayette rsce; ;eonrse
th,s af,eruoon. Jack Chambers entered Hick.
ory w Jack, and j. W. Crawford entered Basil Basil
hike. The. latter won the race 10 three
straight heats. Time. a4l ssas: "a s;sai shoni a
large crowd. was in attendance, ana ABOUT
&c. 600 chiIpged hands.
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Roll OF Honor AT THE RICHMOND HIGH.
SCHooL.-The following are the names on
the roll of honor at the Richmond High
School last week: Matte Bagby, Laur'
Bracket, Lena NJ. Duke, Annie Eddins, Cora
Elliott, Mary L. Fox, Annie Pleasants, Nj.
Belle Pleasants. Fannie L.. Power, Emma V.
SaYilie, Bell Wade. Carrie L. Walters, Belle
Il. WoodsoD, T.. L. Anderson, George Fl.
Armisiead, Willie h. Bass, George f. Bur
CESS, l.. L. Dearborn. w. B. Gay, Eddie
Mccarthy, Samuel Reynolds. Attendance
for the week, ninety.two per cenha
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Latest News from Washington.


WASHINGTON, April 11.-House.-The
House spent the whole day voting on vari-
Gus amendments and substitutes for the cur
rency bill, but no one proposition submitted
could command a majority. At adjourn
ment the previous question was pending on
the bill, and various amendments, including
the Senate bill, which was offered By Mr.
Butler, of Massachusetts,, as q substitute for
tue House bill. The question comes up aga
on Tuesday.
Secretary Richardson and the, Prcsi.
dent.
WAsHINGroN, April 11.-Secretary Rich
ardson and the President had a long inter-
view to-day.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT -CoUgT, SETUR
DAY.-Judge Il. W. Hughes presidtnJ.-JcA;
B. Gravins, indicted for violation OF inteGua
revenue laws, was tried and acquitted.
The common law docket was cal!eG, an3 Z
large number of cases were set for hearing
on special days. The grand jury YVES dis
charged until to-day.
A supplementary Indictment, With five
counts, was brought in against Il. T
Brooks. ~.
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Convey ASCEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week


ending April II, 1874:
Lots fronting 20 feet on Beverly street,
for $500: 27 feet on Main street be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty-firsi, for
81, 500; 192 feet on Mosby street, for
$500; II feet on alley between Marshall,
Clay, Fifteenth, and Shockoe creek, for
$3.50; 131 feet on Main street corner Eighth,
for .$10,2l6; 90 feet on Taylor street near
Carter, for $1,000; q feet on Twenty
fourth street between L and NJ, for S243 ;
25 feet on Thirtieth street between Nelson
and Otis, for Sl00; "a feet on Cary street
near Randolph, for sa36; 107l feet on Mar
shall street, for $3.50.
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With their usual promptness in such matters
Messrs. E. B. SPENCE & Sog have put In their
spring styles of CLOTHS, CAssTMEREs, and VEST
INGs. Their selections orthe spring season are
beautiful and sufficiently varied to suit the fancy
OF any reasonable taste. With their corps Of ex-
ceilent cutters and workmen Messrs. SPENCE 4
SoS viii be enabled to give satisfaction both as se
tit, style, aud price.
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PARADE AND TARGEr-P PRACTICE. Company
q (Guard Of the Commonwealth, and, by
inc way, one of the finest military companies
In the city, will parade and have target
practice to-day. After the firing is over the
comlmny will have grand banquet. A flag
Mn.ch mas recently been presented to the
comp pany, and which was made in Europe at
,ne c9mhencemcnt Of the war, will be
pany. 7.-
company u (stonewal Guard) will also
parade at ~ o'clock this morning and cele.
ofate thelr anniversary. This is fine com.
pany. .Wnlch mas been recently organized
and is commanded by Captain w. c. Car:
rington.
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Doc.o.c ecoa ya7rs, its ralue.
l3IlTLLp, \. Y, Decembe 13, 81

BLFI L-.U. n. T.,
DR.. picTcc,--For TIC past six mouths have used
your Gciden Cd:cai Discovery in my practice. and
in that time ] have tested its merits In severe
Coughs, both acute and chronic; in chronic disease
OF the froat severe cases of bronchitis general de-
rangement Of the system, constpsted condition Of
the bowels and wherever thorough Alternative has
been indicated In all cases have found II 10 act
gently, yet thoroughly and effectuay in removing
the various diseased conditions and bringing about
u healthy action throughout the system. Tours
fraternaly, Ii. l.. HALL, III. II.
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M senator Yet.

Bosros, April 1.-THE twenty-first ballet
for United States senator. when was laSsn
to-day, resulted Dawes, IS; Hoar, o. Cur.
tis, 63; Adams, IA; Sanford. Z; Banks, .;
Wasbburne, 4; a. II. Bullock, ID; Learned,
8: Judge Piltman and Whittier, !! eaca
The convention adjourned until Monday.
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art,,ur Medoy Killed.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Democrat has
information that Arthur Mccoy, who his
heen connected with the notorious Jlmts
and Younger brothers, was shot ana ki't q
in Arkansas six weeks ago, ana that tfaEk
James was wounded in the ngnt Win the
party who were in pursuit OF theu.
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The Nort7a Carolina Fisheries-Eariy

The North Carolina Fisheries-Eariy
Vcgctabges-T7ne Norfolk Burglars.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.I
PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 11.-Information
was received from EdeRton, N. c., to-day that
herring. fishing on the Albemarle sound is q
failure this season. Preparations were i'm
mense for good catch. Shad were never 90
been extraordinary and remunerative.
Large quantities of asparagus and radishes
were shipped north tonight.
There were green peas in our market to-
day.
The Norfolk burglars failed to get a new
trial to-day, aud were sentenced by Judge
Burroughs.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINERR. I
Jlrr,rnfOcn hnrlI Ia 1874

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER.}
KIClIMoED, April 4. 1874.
NOTICE.-SeaIe proposals will be re-
until THURSDAY, April 9Th, al IL O'Clock
for furnishing CEMENT TO the new reservoir alta
rate not exceeding tire mnldrei barrels per month";
or two thousand barrels in all.
Bids must state the name and quality Of brand,
price per barrel (number Of Dounds) delivered az
the new reservoir, as well as the price II delivered
on the canal hank near tie Threc-Mie Lock.
The Committee on Water reserves The right to
w. Z. CUTSHAW,
ap 6-td City Engineer
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IscoRREcT.-The rumor current in the
city on Saturday that business on the Ghcsa.
peake and Ohio railroad bad been suspended
on account OF a slide on its western division
was incorrect.
On Saturday evening the superintendent
reported the road clear and 10 working
order, and that one hundred aud fifty car
loads of freight would arrive on Sunday
night,
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DISTINGUISHED RAILROAD OFFICIALS IN THE
CIry,-Mr. Robert Garrett, president of the
Valley Railroad Company, and son of the
president of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, and Dir. T. B. Ferguson, of
Baltimore, were in this city Saturday.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY CoLLEcToR's 0FFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1874. :
rTHE COLLECTOR%ILL BE FOUND
l. in the Council ChamUer, Washington Hall,
north side Of Broad, between Ninih ana Ielin
Streets from o'clock 4. NJ. 10 O'Clock T.. M., OH
and after the 18th Instant. for the purpose OF re-
celyDg from all persons charged witha
LICENSE TAX
The amount charged thereon.
i" And any person liable TO such tax Tho shall
prosecute his business after the 1t day OF May
without having p.id such lax, shall be liable 10 Il
q ne OF not less tan ono dollar Bor more than h'e
"0-'''0 JOHN +. REGEAULT,
11-1ot Collector.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLICITY the request OF
MANY OF the merchants aud Ladies' Of this city I
respectfully offer my services to the public for re-
pairing and washing laces and window-curtalns at
very reasonable prices. Having mad thirteen years
experience at the business IN the city Of Paris,
France, feel that am able to perform any work
in myline of business that the public may entrust
to my c,re aud guarantee entire satisfaction For
reference apply TO r. Ferrandiui, No. 613 Broad
street Yours, respectfully, .s
Mrs. YAYssAIRE, 9O5 Broad street.
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SENTENCED the Hastings Court on Sat.
urday, Judge Beverly T.. Wexford, Jr.. pre-
siding, Henry Simins. convicted of chicken
stealing and bis punishment assessed at two
years and six months, was sentenced by the
court, and forthwith conveyed to the peni-
tentlary by Jailor Cummings.
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puo,ah,e rata, Accident.

BALTIMORE, April 11.-hartin sperlelro,
aged fourteen years, while cunning win hIs
father, accidentally shot himseii, the entlFe
load of shot entering his head, lace, ana
breast. He will probably die.
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NorH1sa OF IMPORTANCE at the Police
Court on Saturday, except the case of John
Hughes, charged with obtaining from John
81. Williams S42 worth of goods under false
pretences which was continued until Tues
day, ....----- -.
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have analyzed the whskey known under the
brand f"B-Select," controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR Co., Richmond, Va, and find /,
free from fusil oil and other impurities and recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes
=. j. B. MCCAw, III. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College o.
VIRGINIA
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-In the Su-
preme Court of Appeals on Saturday the ar
gument in the case of Luck, &c, is. Clarke
and Holland was commenced by Mr.. Car
rington.
The Miller case will be set for hearing &C..
morrow.
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NATURAL MINERAL WATERS--Congress Wa
ter, Hathorn Water, German Seltzer Wafer, i'm
ported Vichy Water, Frederick shall Bitter Water
and Wallawhatoola Alum Water. . .-
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
,.. Sixth and Broad streets.
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THOSE LADIES WHO FAIL TO ATTEND 'n'
great auction sale now being held at E. +.
CaRNsHAw,s salesroon, 1920 Main street, VIII
miss the greatest chance to buy bargains that
has been offered for years to the people OF this
city. The sale VIII continue but few days
longer. All goods are guaranteed to be as repre-
sented, or the money refunded. Country merchants
are especially invited to attend this sale Sale COM
ruepces at 10 O'clock
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THE DRAWING IN TILE GRAND MASONIC G1F1
ENTERPRISE at Norfolk, will take place May 5th
positively. Tickets can be had at T. WEIsIGEl
4 CO. IS hat store, 1901 Main street, Richmond.
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DISCHARGED John Asher Coots, charged
with nisdemeanor, was discharged from
the custody of the Hastings Court, the pro-
secutors failing to appear against him.
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CoLoRED LAWYER ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
In the United States District Court on Satur'
day Charles A. Ridout (colored), OF Rich
mond, qualified to practice law. =,
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FRosr.-Ou Saturday morning at sunrise
tbe thermometer stood at 32 degrees, and
the ground WIS covered with white frost.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying letter
neaolnRs, statements, raybills, &c. Can be copied
III Ie ORDINARY letterpress book. Send your orders
ior printing In these inks, and for all other descrp
tons Of printing, to the DisDatch Printing-Hou
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;ruE RENT. BRICK TENEMENT "a
I .c ,as, side ~ Fifth between Duvai R:a
-. b..-. streets. with three rooms.
#:tA HOUSE on the north SIDE OF Nenabie be-
49,, l>. NJ; PINK srr,s Is and near the residence
:. .,!-... E-Acr. } 81. with eight rooms
ISBeLL & son.
Aut;ioacc,s and Real state Agents,
No. Eleventh street, between
- 'lS, Main and Bank.
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EALE FOR FAMILY UsE-ESGLIsu ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND PoRTER.-To supply demand from his
many countrymen here, HENRY BOWLER has now
an ale that he hatters himself win fairly compete
with their home beverage both in flavor and quality.
and with his uniyersally-approved cream alen and
porter will enable him to please the pa,ates of all.
Orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly alIed.
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,I-,ZTpp, PURCHASERS for BUILD
" \...tI.~FsKlNG. and PAVING SAND.
t.l.ItN,, WANTED for carts or wagons.
- >-a. Fir;l;h street, corner OF Canal, over
RICHARD &. MORR1SS.