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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY ON LEIGH ST

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY on LEIeH STREET.
On Friday night about u O'Clock. or before
day yesterday morning, Mr. William 3
Matthews, who occupies the upper story of
his fathers residence, on Leigh street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets (No. S0C,
and who was at the time sleeping in the
room fronting on Leigh street, was sudden
" aroused by his brother. George B. Mat
lhew>, who informed him that some one was
attempting to enter the upper story Of the
building from the top of the porch in the
rear, and imme dately under the window OF
the room occupied by him (G. b. Matthew'S.
Mr.. Matthews rushed into the room with as
little delay and noise as possible, threw up
the window and opened the blinds, but
failed, owing 10 the darkness, to discover
who the robbers were. He heard them de-
>ccnd and tinally jump over the back gate
leading into the alley. Mr.. George Mat
hews heard two distinct voices. One party
seemed 10 be below urging the other on
He also heard the name Of his brother, Mr.
William B. Matthews, distinctly called. Ii
| is evident that there was an attempt to rot
Mr. Matthew's.
Not very long since Miss Matthews wa:
| terribly frightened by hearing voices pro
| ceeding from the same porch, but one story
| low ,r down. 1t appears from this second at
tempt that the rogues, whoever they are, ar,
very determined in their sinister designs.
is to be hoped that The thieves will be brough
TO Justice,
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NORFOLK BLUES BUILDING ASSOCIATION

NORFOLK BLUES BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Toe Secretary of the Commonwealth re.
ceived for record yesterday an act Of iucor.
poration granted TO the Norfolk Blues Build
ing Association on the 24sh day of.Aprll by
Hon. George Blow, judge of the Circuit
Court Of the city Of Norfolk, empowering
B. Frank Vaughan, Samuel Hodges. c.
NJ. FurgusoD, II. c.. Whitehead, j. 81.
Walters, RS. Broughton, George Mcintosh,
X. Fl. Jones, and Henry S. Moore to raise d
fund for the purpose Of purchasing a lot of
land in the city of Norfolk and erecting
thereon an armory for the Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues, with capital Of not less than
five nor more than one hundred thousand
dollars, divided in shares of $50 each, paya-
bic in monthly instalments. The officers for
the fist year are: President, 3. Frank
Vaughan Vice President, Samuel Hodges ;
Secretary, c. M. Ferguson; Treasurer, Fl.
c. Whitehead. Directors Messrs. Waters,
Broughton, McIntosh, Jones, aud Moore.
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OAKwoop MFMoRIAL-DAY.-The ladies'
having charge Of the celebration at 0akwood
on Monday next, the day set apart for deco.
rating the soldiers graves in that cemetery,
have made arraI @emcnts with Messrs. Gar
ber e. Co. to run line of omnieuses from
Broad and Twenty-tiitn streets to the bury
Ing. ground, commencing at 12 o'clock NJ.
On Monday afternoon next the cod First
Regiment" will assemble for the purpose of
participating in the memorial services TO be
held at Oakwood cemetery. The kind feel.
ing existing between the cold" and the
"uew" First regiments has prompted
General johnson, of the First Virginia regi.
meut, to escort the old First to and from
Oakwood cemetery. 1t is expected that all
members in good standing will report at
once to Sergeant George A. Noting and en-
roll their names, so as 10 bring out as far as
possible the full strength Of all the surviving
MEMBERS
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POLICE Court, YEsTER DAY-P Justice
Joseph j. White presiding.-Th following
cases were disposed of:
p. C. Wescotr. appropriating furniture to
the value Of 500. the property OF D. e. Rich
ardSon, trustee for Il. w. Hey and 5. M'
Page. Continued until the 1lth.
PC. Wescott, appropriating furniture to
the value of 800, the property OF Joseph r.
Sands. trustee for Emma C.. Wescott. Con
| tinued until the 18th.
Armistead Miller (colored). stealing one
| bottle of whiskey and two cakes OF soap. Sent
| to Jail for sixty days.
John Harmer, drunk, fined s..
Pat. Coleman (colored), stealing one pail
of shoes. Sent TO Jail for sixty days.
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III, fuIcIE>Cy OF TIE HOLLY SIsTEa
."A itEr 81. .- jbe (iucIrDat! Gd-
''.'" - i count i Il Urc IN IL SUBURBAN
10. Ii" H''h. ,tJ>: icsterday morning
" " "a.cI >l-,, III haG grand chance
'".u.'' NJ ~ I,pUtaIlon d, II, e-annlhl-
'.' sl.,c,>- Wa- al l. is, q3es'ioDab e.
.''" "a >ourtcd at hall iJIst rom
49, =. jtc cpiu-f # Montague and Pike
'. } 90 C1u>c MAS lire tina. had been
'g'a u rAr oi tie she'd, attached to
".'- ''.> brewery, which is situated on
'' '"'" little way east Of Montague
q '' E'irIc The alarm had done riDgir 2
-@9tr rat ic, AMI 4 u ere on the ground,
"au iai=i tour lucs OF hose from the
- III 'h" Vicinity. The water was
-" On, hu' tailed 10 run. The cali for
-, 'uIcat lhe epsire.h ouse al the foot
-, "-'h H'I,"t "as followed by weak
-, a" LAT iotf,d oct lew feet beyond
HH!'' Al aEotner cali for afdiiOnal
T.. 1''' II va, Iasrd 10 one hundred and
"s! f'unn-. The effect of The added
'"''!e ",s scarcely noticeable. Finding
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HrsTrNGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-M Grin
nan. charged With shooting and very badly
wouudiDg Matt. Debow, upon small provo
cation, on the Ilth Of November last, was
tried, found guilty of unlawful shooting, and
sentenced to be confined in Jail for twelve
months and TO pay fine of $50. Captain
George D. Wise represented the accused as
counsel. ...... II.
In accordance with the opinion of the Su-
preme Court of Appeals, which said in effect
that the evidence did not sustain the charge
upon which Mr. John Wren was convicted,
the Commonwealth attorney, by consent of
the court, entered nolle proSequi in his
case, and he was discharged.
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vmnor.a,, tn Sb,p-Owners,

WAsHINGroN, May 1T bas been decided
by the Treasury Department that steamers
originally built for freight and afterwards
changed to passenger steamers must be pro.
vided with the cross bulk.he required
upon vessels built as passenger steamers
also, that old boilers may be used on new
boats if they have previously been inspected
and found to meet the requirements OF the
law in force at that time, and may be allowed
such pressure as upon test they may be capa-
BILE of bearing. .s,.v
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American Medical Association.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE American Medi'
cal Association to day adopted resolution
RI requesting the chief signal officer to make
daily reports of the amount OF ozone in the
atmosphere.
The Association elected DR.. j. Marion
Sims as president; DR.. j. ID. Jackson, of New
York; N. Pinckney, United States army.
and S. d. SeeIey. OF Alabama, vice.presi'
dents; DR.. c. Westar, of Pennsylvania,
treasurer.
The convention adjourned TO meet iu
Philadelphia on the first Tuesday in june
1876 .-
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FRIENDS MEETING HoUsE.-Sirce the main
audience-room Of the Friends meeting-hopse
has been used as place Of worship only the
regular Sunday.morning meetings hare been
held in it. Ata susiness meeting held day
or two since it was determined to hold an
their regular religious services IN it. This
action was had, We learn, becaHse of an i'm
preston which seemed to be abroad in the
community that all their meetings for wor.
ship were not open to the politician i'm
preston created, they thought, partly by
reason Of the tact that so many Of their as.
sembIings took place the basement Of their
church. .--.--N
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
SECOND DAya IL ~

1 onCOhD DAY. tGss $3.50.
CHARLESTON. 8. c., May 1.-THE Soua herl
baptlst. Convention to-day was engagea' il
eHscnsslnS the movement Of the Ameriear
SaptiSt educational Commission. This Wss
lhesrtily endorsed BY, tbe Convention. seYs.
ral elOq quent End able speeches were made,
Or. CttilDg, OF New York, the secretary o.
the commission, explained the purpose ci
the wek. Tue Baptists were century, AGO
actively engaged IN the interest Of religious
liberty for this cause as much as for civil
liberty, They joined heartily 10 the fseyo-
iutionar3 war. They, propose to celebrate
10 1916 bse centennh! OF their labors in
gratitude TO God for the great success OF
their principles, and also for their large IN
crease Of Numbers 10 this country. One
hundred years ago they numbered about
f15,OO0. They now: have about 1,10O, ,O0a
mem bers. Ehe ceDteDnisl'is to be celebra.
ted by raising several millions Of dollars in
aid of their several institutions Of iearpipg.
Rev. DR.. Curry, of Virginia, followed in.
an exceedingly lucid, ltquent, :, and festiye
speech. The enthusiasm was so great that
sne CDair had constantly to suppress the ap-
lpaHse which broae forth in the body.
Dr. WiukIer, of Alabama, and DR.. Broad.
dns- Of South Carolina, also spoke with great
earnestness and effect. NJ, :. .-.s....-
Scarcely any other business was transacted.
This afternoon several members OF the
Convention made complimentary call in
body upon Chief-Jsetice WaNe,l Of the
United States Supreme Court, who is BeH
holding court in this city. .,..5.... ..
The committee on the place of next meet
ing wiA report in favor Of Richmond, Va.
The trustees Of the Southern Baptist Thee
logical Seminary had meeting to-day and
ordered the work Of endowing the ipstitn, |
tion previous to its location at louisville,
n.y., to be prosecuted vigorously. DR.. Boyce
was requested to continue to act 10 this
work. 1t is to be pressed through within !
the coming eighteen mouths. -. ,-s4i IA
The Convention appointed q committee to
nominate messengers to the, American Bap-
tist Home Mission Society, which meets in.
Philadelphia May Goth. ,''@ ..:nil
The Convention sermon, was preached i
Thursday night by Rev. Dr., Thomas f., |
Pritchard, OF Raleigh, N. C.
A rnass-meetng for Foreign Missions was !
held tonight, which was addressed by Dr.. |
R. Fuller. OF Mary land, and Dr.. j. T.:Tyoh-
NOR, OF Alub3 ma. tii! S,fr 4t.,.i .ii..s r.-l
The puIpits, of the city, except those of 4
the Catholic and Episcopal churches, will
be, filled on Sunday by ministers of the Con.
ventiOD = n-5r# -.st.. II. -'r s;z,s tt g.. ~ |
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weather Report.

'WAsHINGToN, May T. Throughout The
South Atlantic States, essterly winds, ris'egg
followed by falling, barometer, stationary or
higher temperature, cloudy weather, and
possibly local rains in the South and Middle
Atlantic States. ,,,,,5
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, falling barometer, soatherly
winds, cloudy weather, local storms, anc
slight chan.es in temperature: !"
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Mrs. GoopwYN's. READISGs.-Mrs. Good.
wyn, the accomplished daughter of Colonel
Robert Tyler, of Alabama, is expected to
visit Richmond next week, and her friends,
it is said, wll.try and induce her to give one
Of her agreeable entertainments. Those who
heard her last season will he glad of another
opportunity Of doing so.
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-. MAY BALL AND FLORAL FEsTIvAL.--Else-
where in the Dispatch will be found a very
interesting programme for Professor Henry
F. Laubes grand annual May ball and floral
festival, which is to take place at Levy's
Hall on Thursday the 18th instant. 1t en-
braces many beautiful dances, songs, sc.
This afternoon at o'clock, aud on Monday
at the same bour, Professor Laube will have
rehearsal for his festival. Only papfls will
be admitted at the rehcarsals. Ht
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INFORMATION WANTED.-Mr. George l..
Christian, clerk of the Supreme Court of .Ap.
peals, yesterday received a letter from Mrs.
Baron otto Won Streuz, dated at London,
asking him if he knew whether her husband
had since lst December, 1874, applied to the
courts of Richmond on business relating to
the sale of his property in Florida, and if so
to give the name and address of the gentle.
man who acts for him. She enclosed in her
letter to Mr.. Christian q note addressed 10
her husband. which she desires him to for
ward, if bis address was known. Mr.. Chris
tian is not in possession OF any information
on the subject. --~-~-.
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THE CHAMPION SPELLING MATcH.-The
spelling match between Manchester ano
Richmond classes CAME off at Assembly Hal
last night--hey. G. G. Biting. d. D., pre-.
siding. Rev. w. A. Campbell led the Man
chester class, and Messrs. j. D. X. SleighI
and Thomas j. Evans the RichmonderS. Mr.
J. r. E!lyson acted as umpire, and Professor
S. II. Owens as enuDciator. The classe:
named ten persons each, and they spelled sc
correctly that just before IL o'clock they
were about evenly divided, and it was agreed
to postpone The contest until another time
when it will come off in Manchester. The
priz. 10 be awarded Is beautiful silver
pItcher.
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STOLEN GeeDs.-After the conviction OF
Armistead MiHer IN the Police Court yesser-
.terday Sergeant Hall executed searcb-war.
rant and found at Hjiler's house supply or
the finest rum, ,whiskey brandy, cigars, caE,
ned fruits, &c. Fl appears that Miller has
been iviug!at the expense of Messrs.: Chris
tian i White for some time past. -
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TIE SOLDIER SURRENDERs TO THE CITIZEN
At the receut celebration of Company q
Captain J. II. Parater, which took place al
w est Point, it was found impossible 10 de.
eide between Private Griffin and Mr. William
II. Jones, citizen, as TO which had made The
better shot. The matter was referred TO com
mlttee OF officers of the regiment for arbitra
tior. In advance Of their decision Private
Griffin and his military comrades have gal
lantly yielded all claim 10 the prize IA Solc
watch and chain), and it was, therefore
awarded To MIR. Jones.
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aCCTION SALES THis DAY.

JAMES NJ TAYLOR, 5 r. NJ, three framed
dwellings on ComprorR'Se street. aiaddo& hii'.
lyme g. BRUTHEH.. aS 7. NJ. vacant lot On the
- north line # CsrriGgton street west Oh hosos'
cox 10 A. IL. pair msics, Ca
nadiau pony. horsss &c.
RS. ANDERSON & CO., 10 A. A., horses Gray
aud harness. .s..... u ....5a j .a.T-s
w. b. RAi'I I4iFFF, 10 4. NJ, corh2r ha'h an'
Eitteeutb .,,Yeets, furniture and san0rirs.
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,NECRosEs,. DYspHRsIA, GENERAL DEslLl-
I. TY,, cANKERa HThoE.>LIYEs c91o hac
/; PLALxD. .RHEuMATlSAs. 50 ssls

.,G ,CaNsUMPLIUS OF THE B0WgLs., cg7gs
aa' GnAaLEsaowx,,MAss.,-, ,Mareh 81, y $685. Ia
mfr. III Z. .Yeoen6s::: !, ,.,.,.,..,.,v,t..ztt
j, IJ1e ,faIiowinris rtatement fny exs
perienes wih sl1oe esr Sos many
ard have had the misfortune IohaVe greaS
deal Of sickness N my fam,iy & IN sne ne Ssss 10 par?
About the yst.x 1s47rs young nan. thsn sixteen
wears old whs x3s distant rcl.tvf OF niue, csme'
kose from h1 be hsa 1n}a,sa as nas w,en the so
same inro hs port became 70 my Honse being so.
feeble that be could not @ 10 DIS nome ,n
s ntr,.,l sizs and 10 WAS Obliged 10 ora IL aong
after irn having mouse or u Whatever. nv 3Yi
OF this had reduced him 10 mere see'etol, H.S
fa,her cs,ne down aad ttnpa,yed pr sSs9f1e hny,
w.rd. or cSrioI 70 attend him, VIII, then oceupiea
prnu iuep, position 10 the Missachucet,s oshe,s
HesGi Al he prsa"aneSSa 10 ibe D hospital have his
Ieg o, eued and Ae bone oore9 70 S!nw w & sse,
char e matter there collected other~ise tue 'ek
'ns Nc, tbnk"s T. advisable 70 pursue this course,
and having use VEGRS,SE The ssseat bioon nsin
sdy II shs 1ss ss cse w's as9 80 sES sasns i
" eeks his leg was huL litiie twoita anu nS @ ne
heal,n 30 much improved that hs ga n0L ION he
vent home 10 Lowsa perfectly cured He Fsmsiaen a
in ogfiI uniif The commencement Oh ne w,
then j3ines the array and was pronoaaecu1 soH'''.
anS S.@ @r.t nhey Is bat one case out of whore
have ser this ooa kemeaS pSg !e.p MS f3r fgsn
Ssu ,,nr n, ls4s for Dyspsosia and General is.
bility, aud il u ways appeared t2 give ms ~, " n
xud vIaor. - ,,,otep cured from
One Lady hoafasr was ga snt,are3 for years, and
tried ainoa Ssse M as rsstixeS m any
benefit Another Ia y Was cures isari q, r,siex bs
ns n,,nS ph, sicians xhe had aiisadssd Ass
time 70 dme. .,,,s- hoa "a for Rheu~
.I" ~ ~ win ~ Iraorainariy 2cQu eateh
sady took ii fos Consaintaion st inc sSss ~, sss
ans found more .Sllet ih.i. " sas alIS si2a s;'s
tao moi wans =, og.resti,as'eits eess ao
ro want those sun. riuc ftom AfknesS 70 is khoS
,orI rn"w UhatIt is 10 Se iIppased upon when ae.
ana ,hins ii Is wrong for a,y ope % ossrss,.na9 una
remeGy At The or the heftss, s,aa
LOT ooE wiz Ho- - - Mrs. ALfyA q. woSKos,
"haisSs1' l6l Chelssss street.,
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srArBiEo AFFalY.-W Wednesday night q
difficulty occurred in Morgsnstern's resiau-
rant between Otto Morganstern, Jr., and
LaVega DabDey, and Morganstern cut Dab.
ney in two plsces<with knife. Morgan-
stern was arrested last night by Captain Dis
ney, and bailed in $500 10 appear before Po-
lce Justice White this morning, With g. e.
Redford as surety. - -. ~ -. TsH,,,- Il
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FHaItt.
fR uy tss
-. = Tho RaYlllliinl

nas Seen s,Inpressed bT the troops. General
P;arre was killed. Upon the breaking on,
81 The ,ro,,ble the foreign corsnlates were
IN, meaistely crowded with refugees. MAJ
rial law was proclaimed, the proelama' ION
.or,ain;nv n promise OF amnesty 10 lbose
who wonld surrender. Tranquility has
been restored.
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THE FOURTH STREET CLUB.--The entertain
ments OF the Fourtb-Street Clue, to be given
at Assembly Hall on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings next, promise TO be among the
most interesting and amusing ever given in
10 this city. There will be fun, there will
be music, and there will be everything cal.
culated 10 make the evening pass of very
pleasantly,
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EosCHES & BROTHER, 500 aud 511 Broad
street, have received their full spring supply OF
ladies, gentlemen's, misses, boys, youths, and
chlden'S boots shoes, brogans, slippers ties. DE.
Also, an elegant assortment OF trunks valises rail-
road bags, aud sachels, which they Offering at a
reduction of former prices.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of the Chamber of Com
merce will be held this evening at 81 O'Clock.
Among the business to be transacted will be
the appointment of delegates to The. meeting
Of the National Board OF Trade, the appoint
ment of. delegates to the, centennial celebra-
ton at Charlotte. the consideration of a COM
mmication from the Mayor Of StarkvilIe,
Mics ,Sp ---
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PERSONAL.

A CARD.-For the sake OF my own stand
N lug In III. community IN which / reside | have
tried 10 conduct myself la such. manner as u
In; hence my Appearing In this t.ard. am com.
PEELED 10 say that am innoee af OF The charge Oh
carrying aw<y aud conesallng one xie ferrss!eI,
and beesre Implicated or4y Ly dotng kinansss
for the family. JOHN hAHnAS'
ny S-lts
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THE Court OF LovE.-On Monday and
Tuesday evenings the cantata Fairyland
or. The Court Of Love will be presented at
the Virginia Opera House, with tabeaux, by
sixty misses and children. The entertain
ment promises to be very interesting.
The scene opens in Fairy land, the fairies
singing "Come TO the FAIRY lano. ihe
queen enters her court attended by courierS
and guards of honor, followed by Fairies
Cricket, Fun, Content, and Trueheart, each
fairy being followed by attendants. After
the queen is escorted to the throne and
greeted as the "Soyereign Fair" she bids
the fairies 90 to mortal realms; and oil their
soveregns will obey. On their return to
FairyIand the queen sends forth her courier
and summons the fairies 10 her banquet hall,
and requests them to tell
What ioys upon earth have been
siucc last they held their revels mere.
Each fairy, with her attendants and
spri,es. enters the Court Of Love, and after
the usual salutalions to the queen tell OF all
that they have seen and done, and close their
description of the earth with tableau.
After the last tabIcau the queen summons
all the fairies, together with the guards 10
Fairyland, to her banquet hall, returns thunHs
TO her subjects, and for worthy thouSnts
and gentle deeds crowEs FAIRY Fruehearl
and Fairy Content; after which all the
fairies salute them. Then commences thf
traditional midnight reVelry OF the tairies
which continues until the daWning bell re
minds them Of the coming day.
Reserved seats may be secured at Wyatr'
ml,sic-store.
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RATHER PRIVATE THAN PUBLIC.-The Brit
ish Settlers Association will not have a
grand celebration this year, bat rather pri-
yate dinner, confined to the members and
their families, and meeting for completing
their organization. The inauguration last
year was magnrti ent affair, and brought
the Association into prominent notice not
only in this country, but in Europe. But
it Il not expected to keep itup on the same
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that reliance on the firc-plugs was out Of the
question. some Of the firemen unhitched the
horses from some Of the hose-carts and
hastened back TO the house on Sixth street
for the purpose of getting the engine. The
delay that ensued was rutnous. The Gre
spread rapidly from the shed to the main
building. and by the time the engine had
reached the ground the whole establishment
was mass Of ilime."' '- .a% ~ .
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FOR sALE- one handsome BaR-couSrER, one
large FRENCH-PLATE MIRROR : also, DKcAHT Ers
a'ia GLASSES Any nein pted Of the above arti-
clss will do well to call and see me- as WI II sell
Them very low ApD:yat the CrGAR-sToRE corner
Of Ninth and Main streets. 49,. .. rs.
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THE OLD CRY HALL.-The time fixed by
the City Council for the removal OF the ma
,eral from the old City Hall expired on the
1,t Of May, but all of the debriS has not yet
been taken away. Diligent search is beng
IL aGr for the cornerstone aud box OF the olu
building. but as yet ii has not been iouno'
4 wci-known master Mason OF this city says
/ hat De HIS endcavored 10 lind some record OF
tue LAYING of the cornerstone, but has not
vet been successful, f..
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We CALLED AT WIN STOCKS LOAN SFYECE to
see the large diamond ring and were astopsshed 10
find sucb a curtosityin our ci'y. 1t is worth any
ones trouble to go there TO see 1t. While scre we
were surprised % seeso moBy fine gold and silver
watcbess all kinds of chainsr diamonds, and many
other useful articles or jeERlry, for sale-- Our
greatest surprise was The low price asked for the
articles. We would advise persons in search cx
bargaics tocaaI on him Mt To- = Fourteenth 81 rect
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

BOSTON, Fehraary 13, 1871.
IT. R.lSters13, ESq.:. '.-..-.'.s.s - - -'
Dear SIE,-AD0ut one year siuSe l,found myseu
in feeble condlti0rpfrom general debility. vEGE-
TINE was strongly recommended TO me by ffiend =
cured fine srtlcie aud after using sew r1 bottles
was restored 10 heellR and cisroptirued Its use l.,
feel quite conndcut hat there Is no mcclne supe'
Tior TO iEfOr those complaints forwhchts Is espe,
cially prepared, 1d would chenSiully reconmen1
it to tbose who teei that they need something to'
restore them to perfect health. - flr ~.
Respectfully yours: u,,,,4..-a,. j.
Efrm Of 5. a.. Pett,n2lil & Co..
No. 10 state street..