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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-02-05

| School TEACHERS, like other folks,ar not un-
frequently annoyed by their scholars perpetrating
| Jokes upon them. But when an ingenious young
mind rises and equals bis teacher, the young
hopeful should be cOmplimen;ed. This, howey-
er, was not the case lately in certain
school room, in the lower end of this county.
The teacher in this case, who is expected TO
''teach the young idea how TO shoot" when told
the truth, perhaps was unwilling TO yield, and
resorted 10 vengeance TO appease his angry feel.
ings. The joke, though innocently perpetrated,
is a good one. The teacher gave oHt 10 his scho-
lars that they must deliver speeches on declama-
tion day, and if not prepared they would be
harshly dealt with. There busy time
among the lads in hunting up old newspapers
from which to press into service ideas. bright
lad happened TO secure copy of the ADssTicda
Of several weeks back, where he found the fol-
lowing, and readily adapted it to his piece:
'.Oh! Lord of love look from above,
Upon us weary scholars
We've hired n fool 10 teach our school,
And we pay him fifty dollars"
No sooner had the pupil delivered his piece
than the master became enraged, and brought
the lad under the rod. A suit was brought by
the parent against the teacher for an attempt TO
check the lads progress in his search for know
ledge, and for damaging his back to considera-
bic extent. When they appeared at the Justices
Office, the matter was amicably settled by the
teacher paying costs to the amount of seven or
eight dollars. He went home wiser man.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-02-05
MISS L. SHISSLER,
Market Square, Sunbury, Pa,
Hats and Bonnets,

The choicest shades of ribbons, and all kinds
of Millinery goods always in store,
GENTS NECKTIEs, HANDKERCHIFrs. &C.
Call and see them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1875-02-05
TO CONSUMPTIYES.

Ice CREAM Freezers. A new lot just received
by II. B. MASSER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11
NO. 1l2.

POLICE Court YEsrERDAY-PoIice.J Justice
While preSidsng.- Haines (colored)
charged with Obtaining by false representa-.
ton S2.25 from Letitia Harris, was dis
charged.
Lewis Jenkins, charged with stealing one
counterpane, valued at 81, from Ellen Banks,
was discharged.
J.P. and Alexander Forester. charged
with trespassing on the premises of and
threatening to kill Henderson Brown, " ere
each required TO give surety in the sum OF
$500 to keep the peace for twelve mousSs.
Armstead Miller was brought up charged
with stealing sundTy articles of merchandise,
valued at s., from Christian & White, The
case was continued until to-day.
Sallie jenkins (eolored) was fined So for
trespassing on the premises of Ellen Banks.
|, William Robinson teolored), charged with
abusing and trespassDg On tie premises of
and threatening to kill Patience Anderson,
was fined 81.
William Tyler was fined S2 for sitting on
the benches in the First Market.
Richard Williams. guilty of assautiDg and
beating Amos Underwood, was fined s..
The following persons were fped for
drunkenness: Jane Price and William
Fields, 81 each /; Charles Burruss, 50.
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The largest attendance was on the 25th Of Al pril
when there were present IN all the schools 332
officers and teachers aud 2,75O scholars. The
First Church school reported 81 conversions; tn.
Leigh-street school reported 6 conversions aud
one death; the Fenable->lreet school reported
conversions; the Clay-Street school reported
death.
The President reported that the Clay.
Street Mission chapel was now in course of
erection, and it was expected that il would
be ready for occupancy by July. He stated,
further, that in few days the Executive
Committee would have need of ST00 to-
| wards making the first payment to the con-
tractors, and announced himself as ready to
receive subscriptions from any one desrous
of aiding in this work.
r. II. GWatbmey, Esq, superintendent OF
the Clas-Street Mission school, gave some
account Of the way the school is conducted,
showing that the persons engaged there are
fully alive 10 the Importance OF the work,
feeling, as they do, greatly encouraged by The
success that has thus far attended their eff.
forts, and hoping for still greater results
when their house of worship shall have been
completed.
Rev. James Walker, of Missouri, reSpond-
ed to the call of the President in an earnest
and effective address, setting forth the in-
portancc of teachers seeking the conversion
of their pupils.
Interesting and stirring addresses were
also made by Messrs. Il. j. Evans, L. II
Frayser, DR.. l.. r. Chiles, and Rev. j. NJ
Butler.
The meeting was quite an interesting one.
and seemed to be enjoyed by all who were
present.
After the henediction by Professor H. II
Harris the Association adjourned to meet al
the Fulton Baptist church on the afternoon
of the second Sunday in June.
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the Auditor to pay to the widow Of John P.
Tyler, late superintendent of the pump
house, the sum of Sl00, being the amount
OF salary up to the 30th OF April, 1875.
Agreed to.
BY Mr.. Ordway: A resolution appointing
nineteen members Of the city government
the Mayor, the President of the Board of
Aldermen and six members to be appointed
by him, the President of the Common Coun.
Gil and ten members to be appointed by
him-to represent the city of Richmond in
the centennial celebration of the Mecklen-
burg declaration Of independence at Char.
lotte on the Goth day Of May. Agreed to.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Urdway, Car
rngton, Todd, Bass, Scott, and Lpscomb.
BY Mr.. Manly: A resolution requesting
the Committee on Ordinances to prepare an
ordinance providing for the establishment Of
permanent grades for the streets Of the city
in substantial accordance with the sugges-
ticns Of the City Engineer in his recent re-
port, DC. Agreed TO.
BY Mr.. Scott: A communication from the
Police Justice in reference to certain pro.
posed amendments concerning the sale Of
dangerous liquids, &c. [rhe proposed
amendments make it a punishable offence, by
fine and Imprisonment, to sell these danger.
Gus fluids for burning. At present the ordi-
nance only prohibits the storing Of these
dangerous fluids in the city.] The amend
ments were put in proper form and adopted,
and the ordinance as amended passed under
suspension Of the rules.
On motion OF Mr.. thinner, the joint reso-
luton appropriatipg $3.50 from the fund Of
the Committee on Grounds and Buildings to
build new scale.house at the First market,
&C., was taken up.
Mr.. Ordway moved to refer the resolution
to the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Vandervall thought the present SCALE
house disgrace to the city, and be wanted
the money to be taken from the contingent
fund.
Mr. Tanner said that the appropriation to
the Grounds and Buildings Committee was
so small that he hoped the money would
come from some other source.
The motions to refer were finally with.
drawn and the resolution concurred in
ayes, 10; noes, 5.
By Mr.. Todd: A resolution requesting
the Finance Committee TO make report to
this body as early as practicable upon reso-
luton referred to it some time ago for the
appropriation of 100000 in bonds for
grading and grayelling the ungrsded streets
of the city. Agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Ordway the Board ad-
iourncd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SoclETY.-At
the adjourned annual meeting Of the Young
Mems Missionary Society of the Second Bap-
tist church held Sunday afternoon the re-
ports of the president and various com1it-
t tees were presented. They show that the
society have been doing good work during
the past year. They have been sustaining
two missionaries-on in this State and the
other at Shanghai, China; besides paying a
norton of the salaries of two others In this
State, Their missionaries aye.baptlZed IS
persons, and aided pastors in meetings at
which III others were converted. They
also organized three new Sunday schools
and completed one new house OF worship.
The society have also been sustaining mn
isterial student (under the auspices OF The
Education BoartD at Richmond College. Tne
reuort of the treasurer shows that they have
raised during the year for State and foreign
missions. Education Board, and other OBJ
jects. the sum of St,00050. Considering that
there are only between fifty and sixty active
members the record of the years operations
is very encouraging.
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THE CONCERT AT ASSEMBLY HALL To-
NlGur.-The concert Of the Fourth-Street
Club to take place at Assembly Hall tonight
will prove one of the most delightful enter
tainments ever presented to the Richmond
public. The selection of vocal and instrh-
mental music is very tiue, and the perform
ers. include the chief professionals and ANA
teurs of the city. There will be q reason-
able amount of burlesque, but this feature
will not be made OF overshadowing promi-
nence.
The spelling.match will provoke much
fun, and is likely to be the champion affair OF
that kind in this State. More than half OF
the reserved seats were sold yesterday, aud
the Others are expected to go off rapidly to-
day, as the ladies' all want to attend, and their
escorts are preparing accordingly.
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OAKwooD MEMORIAL DAY.-The 10th oil
May rarely happens to be very fine day.
Yesterday it was far worse than usual. Du.
ring the forenoon rain fell at frequent inter-
yaIS, and until quite late in the afternoon
the clouds we're heavy and threatening, and
Colonel Bradley II. johnson OF the First Re.
giment Virginia Volunteers and General Z.
II. Moore of the Old First Regiment Asso-
citation, believing that the decoration cere-
monies at OukWood could not possibly be
proceeded with, countermanded the orders
for the parade Of their respective organlZl-
tionS.
About 5 O'Clock the skies unexpectedly
cleared, and many ladies and gentlemen
went out to the cemetery, carrying WreatbS
of flowers and esergreens. Company u,
com posed chiefly Of young men OF Church
Hill, under Captain J. 81. Parater, and
Stonewall Camp, Southern Cross Brother
hood, were present and very much assisted
the ladies.
Every soldiers grave received some me.
mepto from those who loved the cause for
which they died and who cherish their
memory as one Of the richest Of inheritances.
understanding there was not near so large
an assemblage as usual the work of decora.
ton was done as thoroughly as ever.
The ladies of Oakwood Memorial Associa.
ton return their thanks to Alr. Henry Ran.
dolph, of Henrico county, for large GUAM
titv of cedar for the decoration of the SOL
djers' graves: also to CARRIER & Co. for the
free use of their omnibus for the ladies OF
the Board, and to Stouewal Camp, S. G. B..
aud Company G, Captain Parater, for the
valuable assistance rendered by them.
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COOK & LAUGHTUN, 10 A. NJ, at their auc-
lion-rooms, u lot cf household furniture, mag
". B. RaTCLiFFF, 10 a. 81, at the corner OF
Fifteenth and Main streets, furniture glass
ware, chroL os, oil. paintings dry goods. &c.
W. B. KaTCLIFF.. log A. 81, al No. $50 Broad
street. furniture. bar: Xtures, &c. .o
hacno factory No. ll3 south Seventh street.
". GUDDIN. l2 M., real estate on the north SIDE
Of Main between seventh aud Eighth streets;
CHAFFiN, STAPLES & CO., 8 +. NJ. wooden
buildings and enclosure on the old nitre-Dedss
north Of the aImshouse, TO be removed.
w. GODDIS, p. ~, two lots In Durais addltionS
on the north line Of Baker between st Paui anu
JAMES m.TAYLOR & SON, 5 P. NJ, brick dwell
ing No. 500, west side of Second street Detwesn
CLAY ana Leigh: also, building lots al the souln-
west corner Of Leigh and First streets. i
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METHODIST SUSDAY-ScHooL SoCIETY.-The
regular monthly meeting Of this Society was
held at Manchester Methodist church Sun
day afternoon at 81 o'clock-A. l.. West, pre-
sideut, in the chair; James E. Riddick Sec
retary pro tenn.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Manchester school and prayer by Rev. D. Z.
Wills.
Short and practical but very interesting
addresses were delivered by Rev. A. G.
BJedsoe, Rev. D. 2. Wills, Rev. George G..
Vanderslice, and T. W. Pemberton, of Trim
ity school.
The exercises were interspersed with fine
Sunday school music by the scholars of Man
chester school.
Ia min ic c1lr,a Of sI1nnrin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

CHURCH NoTEs.- Rev. Joseph Z. Tyler,
pastor OF the Sey e lth.Street Christian church,
baptized one person at the conclusion OF
the services on Sunday morning.
At the Methodist ministers meeting, held
at the BroadStreet church yesterday morn.
ing, ten conversions were reported from
Trinity church during the past week.
Twenty conversions were reported from
Manchester church during the week, and
there were five additions by certificate on
Sunday. At the Clay-Street Methods: church
one person was received on Sunday by certif-
cate. %t' .,A
Sacramental services were held at the
Grace. Street Presbyterian church by Rev.
DR.. Read on Sunday, and fifteen persons
were received into membership-eight by
profession of faith and five by letter.
Rev: Or. Hoge filled the pulpit of the
First Baptist church Sunday night, and
preached most eloquent and forcible ser
mon, ..~'
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The grand jury Of this
court met Yesterday. and brought in the fol-
lowing presentments: Commonwealth Us.
Branch Glenn (colored), for felony, a true
bill /; Commonwealth Us. Daniel Brown (col-
ored), for felony, true bill Commonweallb b
Us. Peter Mingee, (coloredl, for felony, a true
bill. .... ..... ..sr.. ., ....Iy-s.s. ,l.i .ra
HUsT1NGs CoURT.-This court met yester-
day, but adjourned without transactiDg any
business of importance.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY religious services will
be continued ut the Methodist church this
week. .ss H..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

PosTPoSEMEST. Owing to the Eon-arrival OF
costumes and an unavo liable delay IN the printing
Of programmes and tickets, which were ordered
especially for. the occasion, am compelled re-
luctantly TO postpone my May Ball aud Floral Fes'
tivai TIL THURSDAY, May 20, 1875.
Tickets Tor gentleman aud two Indies, ~. Extra
tickets for ladies. SO cents each.
No tickets will be sold IT the door. They must DC
procured previous 10 the evening OF The festlVsi.
Specimens of programmes can be seen at " !att
Music Emporium. 10. 92O Main street.
Respectfully, HESBf r. LACBE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

HENRIco COUNTY COURT, Judge
E. c. Ainor preading.-George Jones,
charged with attempting to break and enter
an clubhouse on the premises of James Duke,
was tried, found guilty, and sent 10 Jail for
six months. .-
PIeasants Smith, charged with stealing
bay, was found. guilty aud sent to Jail for
twenty-four hours.
Twenty ordinary licenses were granted BY
the court. .... ...
The court adjourned to meet again Oh
Wednesday, ...... ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

BAPTIST SUNDAY. SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS
Notwithstanding the Intense heat OF Sunday
afternoon quite large congregation assem-.
bled at the Sidney Baptist church to attend
the regular monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday.School Association.
The president u. B. Winston, ESQ., occu-
pied the chair; Mr.. Otway D. Browne sec.
retary. .
After the usual Introductory exercises,
consisting of singing by the Sidney school
and prayer by r. FL. Bosher, Esq, the monthly
reports Of the schools were presented, Of
which the following is synopsis:
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A CASDIDATE FOR TIE GRAND JURY FA.
yoRs.-Emma Thompson, small colored
girl, was before the Police Justice yesterday
morning charged with stealing one GOLD pm,
vaiued at S5, from Margaret .Landers. The
evidence as TO her guilt was very clear, and,
having been convicted once before of lar
ceny. She was sent on to the Hastings Court
on the charge Of felony.
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4 FEMALE SwINpLER.-Annie Schultz

A FEMALE SwINDLER. R.-Annie Schultz, o
Franco-Prussan woman, who was hrst In
troduced to the Richmond public ut the time
of the last Fair, when she was arrested for
exhibiting three. card monte, fell again into
the clutches of the off GERS of the law yester-
day. She is now charged with deiraudins
backuan of bis lawful fee of $3.50, and last
night peacefully sumbered in cell OF The
First station preparatory to her appearance
before the Police Court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

PERsoNAL.-Judge Hughes is expected to
return to the city tomorrow to hear an i'm
portant patent.rightS suit.
Hon. James Fl. Sener was in the city yes.
terday.
MIR. J. ?. Tucker, Of Rcams's station, was
yesterday appointed notary public by Coy
ernor Kemper.
Mr.. Joseph H. Separk, who was recently
elected, and the first Democratic mayor Ra'
leigh, N. G., has had since the war, was born
in Petersburg, and served his time as ma
chinist with Talbot & Brother in this city.
He has MANY warm friends here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

DIAGONAL CoATINGs.-Largc and welI-assorted
stock Of English worsted DIAGONAL coATINGS
and FANCY cAssIMERs rs for pints and suits, just
opened, and will be made TO order In thebest styles
by E. B. SPENCE C soN, merchant tailors, 1900
Main street. Call and examine their stock before
purchasing your spring cloth ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

YOUNG MEMS VALLEY DEBATING CLUB Co
LoRED) ELECTION OF OFFICERS. follow
ing officers have been elected for two months
Alfred G. johnson, president; a. c. Ban
ming, vice. e.presdent; Joseph H. Patterson
secretary; James 7. Patterson, treasurer
Robert Ii. Braxton, corresponding, secretary
Samuel L. Patterson, critic; Ezekiel Il. Hen
derson, usher; w. II. l.. Combs, chaplain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

ELEGANT CARs.-The shops OF the Frede-
ricksburg RAILROAD Company, under lns sur
per!ntendence of ID. +. TTainbam, Wncn
few weeks ago turned out two superb
dining.roon, cars, viii shortly complete two
b aggage cars Of style and finish equal 70 any
in the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

PRESBYTERIAN SUSDAY-ScHooL UNION
The character of the monthly meeting of
this association has been changed to that Of
concert of prayer for the schools in its
connection, the first of which was held last
night in the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church. MIR. NJ. NJ. Gillian presided, and
MIR. w. S. Donnan, Jr., secretary, presented
reports for the month of April as follows:
t -Arerage Ahendance.-, 81 .....-
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Officers elected for the ensuing year were
as follows: President, j. D. h. Sleisht
ce-Presidents, E. peasants, Robert Stiles,
II. William Pemberton, w. S. Dennan, Jr.,
Henry Fitzgerald; Secretary, Robert Somer.
vile, Jr.
The meeting was closed with the benedic-
ton by DR.. Read.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

The LATE DAVID KING, EsQ.-The remains
OF the late David King, one of our old citi.
zens, were brought from Ohio, where he
bad removed about two years ago, and re.
fnterred in The family burying. ground at
Holly wood Monday the 10th instant at
O'Clock .
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THE WEATHER ON SUNDAY was clear, warm,
and windy. At sunrise the mercury stood
at IS: at =. NJ. 94- each time the obser-
vations being taken from thermometer
standing in the shade. The weather yester-
day was warm and rainy, alternating with
sunshine in the forenoon. In the afternoon
it cleared of cool.
Range Of Thermoneter at ne Dispatch office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

CONSERVATIVE WARD -MEETISGs.-The Con-
seryatiye ward-meeting to elect new city
committee will take place on Thursday night.
The Importance Of eecting the best men IN !,
the party will doubtless be recognized, ana
cause ali the meetings to be well attended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

P1sc1cuLruRE.-An agent Of Spencer r..
Baird. United States Fish Commissioner, IS
in this city conferring with the Virginia hsh
commissioners in relation to replenisnlnS tne
streams of this State with fish.
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RICHMOND. Nav 10, 1S

RICHMOND, May 10, 1919.
Please correct statement in your local OF
this morning. 1t was the Family Gas, made
10 Manchester, and not kerosene, that caused
the tire on Eighteenth street. There has not
been an acc dent from kerosene in the city
(tbat have heard of for twelve months. Re-
spectfully, RICHARD Fox, Inspector.
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FOUND IN THE DocK.-The body OF female
child was tished out Of the dock between
seventeenth and Eighteenth streets yester'
day afternoon. Coroner Taylor will make
post-aortenr examination and hold an inquest
to-day, .g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

y ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MALE ORPHAN So
c1pTY.-The annual meeting of this society
will be held at St. Paul's church at 8 O'Clock
this evening. The annual address Will De
delivered by Judge Ould. The fame OF the
orator no less than the cause will no doubt
attract large crowd. Besides the seventy.
five orphans now in the asylum, all the or.
pban societies in the city will be present
with the children under their charge, and
some very fine singing may be expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

RICHMOND ISsrITUTE.-This institution Is
now having the annual examinations OF It's
classes. Tonight the rhetorical societies
connected with the school will have ora
tions, declamations, &c, at the hall OF the
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

MAY FESTIVAL PosTPoHED.-ProfeSssor
Laube's May bali and floral festival has been
POSTPONED until the Goth instant, owing to
The non-arriyal of costumes, sc.
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Ritllurond 1ispatth.
MAY II, 1915.

g5s- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LAEGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCULA-
TON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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Church TO DE DEDIcAT TED.-The Navy Hill
Free Baptist church (coloredD will be duly
dedicated on Sunday neXf, the 10th: keV.
William Troy, of the Moore-Street Mission
Baptist church, will preach at II a; NJ, Rey.
John ". Duugee at 8 P. d., ard Rev. VIII
liam 3. Derrick at rs P. III. The choir Oh
the EbeDezer Baptist church, under the lead.
ership of Professor Leroy NJ. Lee, Will De
nresent. on this OCCASION. The church has
bought an organ, which will be used Oh the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-11

sUs-UMBR ELIAS and PARAsoLs can now oe hai
in gres, variety at LEVY BROTHERS, and at prices
lower than ever having purchased their STOCK rom
three OF tue large:tas vel! rs the best
All Ia want of strictly hrstclass goods should give
thars "A call .
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FISH COMMISSIONERS APPorNTED.-ine =,
Governor yesterday appointed Dr. "a. ".
EIlzey, of Loudonn county, now pfoiesssots sOt
IN Racksburg Agricultural College, hsh
commissioner viee a. 4. D. Lewis, declined
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BoscHEN & BROTHER, 500 aud 511 Broad
street, have received their full spring supply OF
ladies', gentemen's, misses, boys, youths, and
chldtens boots, shoes. brogans slippers, ties, &c.
Also, elegant assortment of trunks vslises, rail-
road bags, aud satches, which they are Offering alta
reduction Of former prices.