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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-01
MONDAY..... JUNE /, 1879
LOCAL MATTERS.

NEW STEAMER or THE OLD DOMINION
LlNE.-On Saturday afternoon the Old Do.
minion Steamship Company's handsome
new steamship George w. Elder arrived at
this port from New York. She is COM
manded by the following corps OF officers !:
Samuel Lawrence, captain; r. Z. Swift,
first officer: j. 2. n. Davis, second officer ;
William Mayer, purser; Engineers, B. F.
GilderSleeye, chief; George Bennett and
Peter REILLY, assistants. and James Booth,
steward. She is the finest steamer on the
line in model, style, and finish. The cap
tain's cabin and main saloon are elegantly
finished in panel-work OF rosewood, black
walnut, holly, ash, satin-wood and mahoga-
ny, each panel bearing the monogram G. w.
Z. The furniture is upholstered with scar
let plush, and rich velvet carpeting covers
the floors. Over the main stairway is por-
trait, in oil, Of the late George W. Elder,
rice-president Of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, after who she was chris.
tened. Her twenty state-rooms are also
luXuriouSly furnished, and have all the
most recent and improved appointments for
the comfortable enjoyment of sea voyage.
The Elder was built at Chester, PeDnsyl-
vania, and is an iron, schooner-rigged, pro.
pellcr steamship, EGO feet long, 3S feet beam !;
depth Of hole, pig feet; capacity, 900 tons.
Her engine is compound, with high.preS.
sure cylinder 80 inches in diameter, 44 feet
stroke. The low-preSsure cylinder is sc
inches in diameter, with ~ feet stroke. She
has four return tubular boilers 9a feet long
ard 10 fee. in diameter; 1000 feet of heating
surface and l44 feet Of CRATE surface. Her
propeller, made on the Hirsh pattern, is 13i
feet in diameter and - feet pitch. She makes
twelve kuotS an hour,
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

ELECTION Observation-Disclosures town
ship has gone Radical the e. entire sesryiser t,fser
headed by Joseph Walker for supegssUs,
carry carr Dale, Bermuda, Clover Hill, Midlo.
THAN. and Matoaca townships. There is no
change in the board Of e0Tp.y ssr supfIysEs5S
cam, John Murphy, William d. Hayward
George @ Il. Jewett, Il. P.Grymes, and J. R.
Robertson, Conservatives.
DEEDS AND LIcEssEs.-The. clerk of the
Hastings Court reports six licenses to marry
Granted to white and four to colored parties
during the month Of May - :.
/ Thirty.tour deeds Of bargain and sale were
admitted to record for the same period. I
In the County Court four licenses 70 mar
ry to coIored and one to white parties were
issued and twenty deeds admitted to record.
Cry ELgcr1eN.--Messrs. E. w. Weisiger,
A.. 6. Evans, W.. a. FRANKLIN, and A
Brooks, the commissioners appointed, can.
Yassed the vote for city officers saturday
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MILITARY EXCURSIONISTS.-T Washing
ton Light Guards, First Regiment National
Guard. accompanied by honorary members
and the Zouaye band, arrived in the city on
Saturday morning on pleasure excursion
from Washington, d. &. The company,
numbering torty-one men, was under the
commando Of Captain Donald McCathron
and Leutenants L. S. HodgSou, Alonzo
Shaw, and w. II. Collins, and presented a
neat and Soldierly appearance. Among the
honorary members were Captain John
Enoch and Lieutenant George D. Fry, Of
the Corcoran ZouaveS, and Messrs. Charles
Z. Joyce, Of the National Republican A.
+. Stowe George Jones, Fred Stromberger,
L. A. Wood, and John w. Thompson. At
the DEPOT the eXcursioniS;S were met by a
detachment from the companies of the First
Virginia Regiment and escorted to Ford's
Hotel, where refreshments were served.
During tie day the eXcursionists visited
points of interest in and about the city, and
we're the guests of the First Virginia Regi-
ment. AT 5 2. NJ. they fell in line on Broad
street in front of the City Hall, and were
soon after joined by detachment of ten
men from each company Of the First Regl-
ment, which were divided into two companies
commanded respectively by Captains BoS-
sieux and Bass. Under Major Ordway the
battalion paraded the principal streets, ac-
companied by McCann's and the Zouaye
band.
At s O'Clock the visitors partook of col.
lation spread by the Richmond military, and
speeches were made by Captain McCathron,
Colonel Oldway, and others.
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AUCTION SALES TRIS DAY.

". GODDIN, ?. NJ, valuable real estate On MAJ
shall street adjoining Shockcc Hill Markets
also large brick dwelling on the east line OF
sixth street north Of Leigh.
JAMES II. TAYLOR & SON, ~ ", two tracts Of
land in the county Of Henrico seven miles be-
low the city. s
GpUBBs & WILLIAMS, 5 P. II, trustees sale
of large brick dwelling on the south side Of y
street between Twenry-secoad and Twenty
third. .... ...-..u
]. THOMPSON BROWN, 81! P. NJ, commission
er's sale of lot, with framed house thereon,
OH the north side of Grace between Third and
Fourth streets.
RICHARDSON & CO., 6H P. NJ, framed dwell
ing and lot No. TIC Ninth street.
HILL 6 GoDDIN. 10 4. NJ, at the residence Of
NTH. Fl. Wells, on Cary between Second and
Third streets, an assortment OF household fur.
niture.
M LEE, l2 NJ, commissioners sale of real
estate In Henrlco county, IN trout OF The county
courthouse. III 7.lzs4
GRURBs &. WILLIAMS, 6 P. NJ, building io
20 on The east side OF Twenty-seVeilth street pe'
tween II and N streets. Mos. ,.
RI,RTON, CARTER s CO., S P. NJ, halfacre lo
two miles north Of the city, win stofs' houS'
| and blacksmith-shop thereon. 80
LYME & BROTHER, 81 2. NJ two oa.la.ns
| lots on the south side Of Grove aVehue oe'"eS'
| Poplar and Clarke streets
| R1CHARDsoN, & CO., 5 T. n, commissioner
sale OF house and lot on the northeast corner
4 Sixth and Baker streets. .ls:s. I5sf
laCOoK & LAUGHIpN, 10 A. M., at residence Ns
eoa Marshall street, between Ninth and Tent
household furniture. 81
W,B, RATCLTFE,l l0S a. H., groceries, &c.
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VA, MONDAY MORNING. JUNE /, 1874.

HESRIco TOWNSHIP OrFIcERs.-The fol.
lowing is the official returns of the majorities
for township officers in Heprico county,:
Iuckdhoe.-J. j. Jones, supervisor, q
majority B. w. Green, Jr., assessor, 16 ma.
jority ; Bowles, clerk, 10 majority; Cottrell
collector, $50 majority !; Michael, justice o
peace, 90 majority; Henley, constable, 454
majority; Woodward, oyerseer of poor, II
majority.
Brookidnd.-A. p. Holiday, supervisor
45 majority; D. E. Gardner, clerk, A ma
jority George W. Carter, assessor, o. ma
jority; j. E. Broaddus, collector. 81 naJo-
rity; q. G. Carter, commissioner OF ROADS
45 majority; w. A. Rennie, overseer o.
poor, A majority; R. r. Griffin, magistrate
1O4 minority; G.. D. Letellier, constable, A
majority.
Fdtrfeld.-S. l.. Aunable, supervisor, 81
majority; -- Davis, clerk, 5l4 majority
DR.. /. J. Hawkes., assessor, 92 majority -
Miller, collector, 547 majority John Wood
WORTH, commissioner Of roads, 220 majority
- Dabney, oYerseer of poor, 1872 major
ity; - Gurdyne, magistrate, 70 majority
- Vincent. magistrate, rs majority; -
Singleton, constable, 325 majority; -
Brown, constable, 324 majority.
VarinG.-Dr. c. Archer, supervisor, 26
majority John S. Lear, clerk, 8 majority
Lyme, assessor, Al majority; Soutbard, col
lector, II majority; Whitlock, commissioner
of roads, 80 majority; Pleasauts, overseer o.
poor, 36 msjority; Smith, magistrate, 2;
majority; Warmer, constable, go majority.
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THE THEArRE.-To-nigbta complimentary
benefit will be rendered Manager PoWeil al
the Theatre, on which occasion the well
known and popular actress Miss Marie
Wellesley will appear rs Juliet, with Mr.. Il:
D. Ogden as Romeo, in the second act oil
Shakespeare's great play of Romeo and Ju-
liet. Mr.. Ogden will also appear as Rudolph
in Leah the Forsaken, Miss Wellesley,
personating the Jewish maiden in the third
act, which represents the curse scene. Ihe
performance will also embrace other fca'
lures Of interest.
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VISIT OF UNITED STATES OFFICIALS TO Pc
rERsBCkG.-United States Commissioner NJ.
f. Pleasants and Assistant United States
District Attorney William F. Worthipgton
went to Petersburg saturday to investigate
charges made against one or two Conserva-
tive judges of elections. Those who pre-
ferred the charges were unable to sustain
them by reasonable proofs, therefore the
Commissioner issued no warrants of arrest.
# is stated that one OF the complainants was
a colored man, who alleged that he had been
fIaudulently prevented from voting, but
who, upon examination, proved never to
have been registered at the precinct where
be offered to exercise the right of suffrage.
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Editors Dispatch: The ladies of the He
hrew Memorial Association desire to thank
Captain C. z. Bigger for the bountlfui sup
niv of cedar with which he furnished us yes
tardav. We are also indebted to him for the
;ce.water furnished throughout the day
Da.nertf,,llv yours, r. G. LEVY, :
Secretary Hebrew Ladies, Memorial Asso'
citation. -.a,t
MAY 80, 1874.
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POLICE STATIsTIcs.-During the month
ending May 3Oth the Police Justice imposed
zines amounting to s295.3o, which is the
smallest sum for any month for two years.
The fines collected amounted to S24s.o5.
The number of causes, civil and criminal,
was also less than usual. Criminal cases
tried, 1914; civil suits, about 800; violations
Of ordinances, 81 Total cases disposed OF
42s. Ten persons were sent to the grand
Jury. IA were committed to Jail ia default OF
surely, and II for assault or petit larceny.
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TIE FIRE SATURDAY MoRSlNG.-About
fifteen minutes past O'Clock on Saturday
morning the Fire Department were called
out in response to an alarm from DON 40.
15. corner First and Cary Streets, caused by
the partial burning of the porch attached TO
the dwelIing-houSc of Mr.. John d. Knowles,
corner First and Canal streets. Damage
about S25. Fire supposed to have originated
from sparks from chimney or hghted
cipar.
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BRITISH CELEBRATION CoMMITTEE.-A
meeting OF this committee was held on Sat
urday evening, Captain T. 2. jackson in the
chair. Present-Messrs. Bowler, EXall,
Palmer, a. Dowd, A. J. Dowd, w. j. Clinch,
Or. Freeman, St. Andrew, and Woodrofie.
On motion of Mr.. EXall, it was resolved that
Messrs. st. Andrew, Potts, and Dunlop be
a committee to prepare a financial statement
to be submitted TO the general committee at
a meeting on Wednesday next. 1t was also
resolved that the thanks of the committee be
presented to II. I. Bowler, Esq for q valu-
able donation Of ale TO the banquet, and to
Thomas BaImer, ESQ, and other gentlemen,
for similar generosity. The committee ad-
iourned to meet OH Wednesday evening at
the Exchange Hotel.
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MONOPOLY Is dead, but ExToRTIoN has taken his

MONOPOLY Is dead, but ExToRTIoN has taken his
place. Read this
NeU Sock.--Just received by r. FERRANDINI
the cheapest hair ever Imported TO this city. The
ladies can now quit wearing imitation hair and buy
themselves real hair braids You can buy them at
such low prices that you notimagiRe unless you
60 to L. FERRANDINI's and ask 10 look at the
goods. Frizettes by the yard at greatly reduced
prices. All varieties of hairwork done in proper
ton. Also, on hand large stock Of natural. cured
hair, natural gray and white hair, ladies' and gen.
tlemen's llusive wigs, always on hand and made to
o. der at very moderate prices A fine assortment
Of fans vinagrettes, chatelaines, hair ornaments,
and fancy toilet articles. Orders from the country
promptly filed. Be sure to remember the place.
Established I'm 1868
r. FERRANDINI, No. 613 Broad street,
Human Hair Goods Manufactory.
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To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
sirs-I think if my Lynchburg critic will
refer TO the Wealth of Nations he will ind
that Adam Smith used almost the identical
words | inserted in my address.
Perhaps, like the famous New Leaianoe'
and London Bridge illustration 0! Maeau
laws, the idea had multiform origin.
| Your obedient servant,
j. H. ST. ANDREW.
Ford's Hotel. May 80, 1874.
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DECORATION. .DAY.-The attendance at the
National Cemetery on Saturday was not as
large as on previous occasions. Many color
ed persons bearing flowers went out now.
ever, and strewed them upon the graves oil
the Federal soldiers. The Attucks.and Car
ney Guard did not parade as usual, they
having decided several weeks ago not 10
Io
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-01

Pu1LoLoG1AN SOCIETY OF RICHMOND Col.
LEGE.-The prize defamation of this Society
came off Friday evening, with credit to the
young gentlemen and the college. One sue
ceeded only because all could not succeed
The satisfaction Of triumph was frightened
and the disappointment of defeat lessenec
by the handsome manner in which the COM
petitors We'd for the palm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-01

ANEW AND WORTHY YENTERPRIsE.--SlrHE HENRY
BOWLER, an experienced English brewer, is now
turning out at the Spring Pa1k Brewery most
delicious CREAM and ENGLISH ALE. He has made
arrangements with Messrs. W. D. Blair & Co.. cor
ucr Niuth and Main streets, to supply his family
trade It can be had, BOTTLED, At Mr. Louis
Euker,s 700 BROAD street. ~"-
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TRANSFER PRISTING-ISKs-Invalua to rail.
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having jus
received fresh SUPPLY Of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
nriceS.
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POLICE CoURT, SATURDAY-Justsce Wh.te.
The case of Jeif. Smith (negro), charged WIN
stealing u pair Of pants, the properly ol
George Washington, was continued 10
Wednesday. =.
Richard Caeatham was fined S2.ao ioI
striking jacob Hickman with Whip, anu
Robert Nelson % for being drunk on Tue
street, s slt-. "a.'.".'
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One HUNDRED Guns FoE PETERsBURd.-
The kemper Kampaign Klub, Saturday eve
ming, fired one hundred guns in honor OF
the great Conservative victory achieved III
Petersburg. Their piece of ordnance was
located in the Capitol Square. and while the
firing was going on was surrounded by quite
crowd of people, nearly all of whom Won
dered how SO small a thing could make so
much noise
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REFRESHING FRAGRANcE.-Messrs. MEADE &
BAKER have in store another supply OF that far
famed and exquisite Cologne Water male by tho
nun Clemcnine Nart!n, and imported specially fol
their sales 1t is superior in fragrance and lasting
perfume 10 any other article of the kind.
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LADIES' FEAsr.-The ladies of the congre.
CATION of the Third Presbyterian church vii
commence feast tomorrow evening at the
Tabernacle, on Bread between Twenty-fiitf
and Twenty. sixth streets. They have pre-
pared an abundance of good things, which
they propose to sell at reasonable rates, ano
they ask the patronage and encouragement
of their friends. The sum realized will bt
devoted TO the Sunday-school library fund.
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Pay YOUR LIoENsE.TAx OR BE FINED
The City Collector is now engaged in ma
king up his report to the Police Justice OF
all persons delinquent in the payment OF
their city license taxes. Those interested
should promptly call at the Collectors office
and settle before the report is sent to the Po-
lice Court. The ordinance requires that a
fine of from one to FIVE dollars shall be i'm
Dosed for each day the license-tax remains
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TIE FAR-FAMED AND EXQUISITE COLOGNE
WATER made in Germany by the nun Clementine
Martin is the most delightful and refreshing per.
fume We have ever used 1t is imported and fol-
sale by MEADE & BAKER, Main street.
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ELgcrloS.-At meeting Of the Board OF
Directors of the Virginia Building. Funa
Company held on Friday night William II.
Plcasants was elected secretary and treasurer
nice William Couiling, resigned.
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: EXECUTIVE ArroINTMENTs.-Gov
Kenper Las appointed Alexander Brown, oil
Norwood post-of1ice, Nelson county, no.
tary public, and .. Obersdorf, of Chicago,
Illinois, commissioner Of deeds for Vlr'
ni irlin
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THE LATE CITY ELECTION.

We have already announced The general
result of the late municipal election, and it
only remains this morning for us to publish
the official returns which are received from
the commissioners Of election, who were in
session until late hour on Saturday evening
canvassing the vote:
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FOUND At LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned OF your diamonds,
watches, 1ewe!ry, silverware, &C. Call at a. HAIR
R1s's Loan once, 1922 Main street. and you viii
learn all about IT, All transactions strictly conf
deEtia
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ORIGINAL ACROSTIC.
Right on the banks Of the great James,
In southern. bal!ny cline,
Chastely arising from the flames
Her doom In belium time(,
More grand than ever in the past,
Onward to glory bound,
No foe 50 strong her fame to blast,
Does Richmond stand her grouDd.
And In that remarkable city is Il remarkable store
SCHAAr'S store, 1902 Main street-where n selec
stock Of fine cigars and tobacco and smokers mate
rials, reading mitter and stationery Of every de-
scriptiOn, beautiful canes and umbrellas, choices
jewelry, largest assortment Of collars, fancy ant
furnishing goods can be found Remember well
SCuAAP's store, 1402 Main street.
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MONARCH OF THE WEsr.-Sixty.two straw
J berries of this new variety left at our Once
an Saturday By Mr.. r. M. Thorne completely
filed quart measure.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-bllls, &C. Can be copied
in the ordinary letterpress book. Send your orders
for printing in these inks and for all other descrp
tons Of printing, to the Dispatch Printing House.
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TIE GERMAN COLOGNE made by the Nun, (k!os-
tcrfrau) Marie Clemcntine Martin, is imported d.
rect from Coeln Germany. and sold wholesale and
retail by Z. WAGNER, druggist.
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LADIES' FMa.-The ladies' of Union-sta-
ton Methodist church will continue their
Fair until Wednesday, at which time the ar.
ticles remaining unsoId will be put up at
on pt
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Srf ElAL ATWNNTINN

..... ,.loa line OF BLACK SILKS from $50 to
- ..g yard, and lEuN-FkAME GRENA-
~ = t~y:a 25c. upwards.
e.. goods have al been bought in 4 falling
.a.-. a"j .rH offered at prices 10 compete w!lk
-. .....~" III Ia" city.
CHARLES HUTZLER'S.
.-+ GIL Bcuad street.
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eoA1 TRApE.-On Saturday eight vessels
were Ioadiag with coal at the Rlarges OF lhs
Chesapeake aId Ohio railroad, below koee'
etts,
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TIE STATE Hay CRor.-The hay grown on
the Capitol Square makes abundant crop.
II has lust been cut and piled in large ricks,
and its fragrance tills the cir in all that
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SAuNDERs's FACE POWDER, Meenfun, Magnolia
galm. Dorin's Face Powder, Mrs. Shaw's Morphero
Lotion for fre:kIes. l.. WAGNER, druggist, Sixth
and Broad streets. .... ...-..
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NIAINs ooK UNDER-snIRTS-somethi nice and
cool --for sale by E. i. SPENCE & son.
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ALL THE NEW STYLES IN LADIES' TIES AM
SLIPPERS at {. L. SIEGEL'S, 421 Broad street.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs will copy clear anc
distinct for an indefinite period Of t1me Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks TO the Dis
match Printing-House.
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KELLEY & MooRE'S fine seamless Vienna Button
Boots, at SIEGEL'S, 42l Broad street.
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8irItmond 1ispatrlr.

nG THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NEcK-wEAR Of all The new styles for sale by z
B. SPENCE & son.
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FIRE ALARMS During the past month
there were four alarms OF lire. .-
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STRAWBERRY SHoRT-CAKE. - PIzZ1SI ha:
something new-strawberry short-cake. Cali anC
get some. =.
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PERSIAN INSECT POWDER (vcry etfective), and
other insect destroyers sold by L. WAGNER, drug
gist,
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INFANTS AND CHILDREN's ANKLE TIES, in all
colors. at c. L. SIkG ELS, 421 Broad street.
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READY MADE CLOTIIISG-nice stock OF nep
goods for sale low by e. B. SPENCE 6 :oS.
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FANCY STRIPED IALF-HoSE for sale low By E.
B. SPENCE & Son, 800 Main street.
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ALL TIE LATEST STYLES IN GENTLEMEN!
SHOES al c. l.. SIEGEL's, 421 Broad street.
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DEEps BgCoRDEp.--Two hundred and
trnniv deeds were recorded in the office OF
The Chancery Court during the month OF
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GAUzE USDEH-sHrRTs, only one dollar each, fol
sale by 4. 3. SPENCE & Son.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy game under-shirt from
E. 2. SPENCE & SoS.
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CoLLARs.-All the new styles of collars for sal
By L. Il. SPENCE & SON.
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REMovAL.-A. HARRIs's Loan Office Established
in 1861 aas been removed 20 1922 Main street,