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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

AitiING At THE ToBACc1 Excg ASGE, YES.
-'-"bAE-A Hecling Of businessmen, chiefly
'''''c9Li-'>, vas held in The Tobacco EX-
''L-r yc.tcrday afternoon between and 3
'''ck-Nr. b. 6. Gray in the chair and
|rD''faI Pc,ton Wise secretary. A series Of
''"'u'I0ns endorsing The national c1chequer
"-'h-c We're adopted. The chairman was
"u'4"'lZ'd TO xapoint 8 delegation of not
tD'ie Ihan ten TO represent Richmond ia
.9n'rfilon u take place at Cincinnati on the
-'.A 81 October to consider questions re-
'l'.i2 10 tUtlccU- and spirit-taXes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL AssoClA'
reN.-The Secretary of the Commonwealth
yesterday received for record charter
granted the Industrial and Agricultural AS
seciation, of Socialyille, Bedford county, by
Judge Wingfeld. The association is au-
thnrized to conduct any branches Of manu-
featuring, milling, mechanical, or mining IN
dustry, and agriculture.
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Re,esum'. Reply TO Germany's Note.

Brussels, May 4.-In the Chamber OF
representation, Lypden, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, read the reply Of the Belgian Gov
erpment to the German note Of February
18th. IL denies that Belgium has declined
to consider Germany's demand. The ques-
ton of fulfilling the obligation TO pre-
vent It's subjects from disturbing neign-
boring countries applies not to Bsls.um
alone, but to all States which regarded tbeir
duty to watch over the peace. When the
Belgian Government is apprised Of the steps
taken In Germany and other countries TO
remedy the Deficiencies In their penal laws
it will examine them 10 their bearing ou the
customs, traditions, and liberties o. u -igium
with the sincerest desire TO co6 crate 10 Inc
10 intensnce OF good relstious. Belgium -
determined to fulfil the duties OF n.u'rss
State ard to cul iVate the friendship OF
NJ. A: Fremont, a'ter reading The po'e,
sia ed that an investigation OF the Daclesne
He closed WIN an appeal TO the patriotism
OF al! partie..
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The Recent Storm In Georgia.

AUGUSTA, My A. -fhe detail OF satur.
dave Storm show it to have been destructive
of life sud properly, but 1t Is not to be COM
Dared TO tho crclnne which swept through
he State In the latter part Of March. A few
lives were lost, and many persons are
wounded. The storm travelled through the
State from west to east. following nearly IN
the direction at the crciune in March.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

BURTON. CARTER & CO.. 4P. ". buti i,ess-
stand adjoining the eastern Iimils Of the civ.
IB0MAS ". kEESEr, corner OF Fifteenth ard
Dock streets. mules, horses, luulber-wSgous, sc.
COOK & L. UG HTsIN, 10 A. M, magnolias,
roses, shrubbery, plants, &C
LII VIZ BROr nEh. Z. ". I'm proved and unim-
proved REAL estate on Louisiana aud Orleans
streets, and two lots IN The plan f Port Mayo.
). Ii PcRsOS, 12 NJ, unCer >a'ional Bank OF
virginia, oser-pnmp. bar fixtures, &c.
FRANCIS L. 1-BGLL, =. NJ. BUILDING lot ON the
north side OF Marshall between First aud
Adams Streets
PAIN 3. CAB-LL & CO., 10 A. ~. second spring
sale Of dry goods b ,ots, Shoes, clothing, &C..
Z. c. GODDtS, AZ 2. NJ. frame dEeilii z oa state
street between Fulton and Erin.
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WniT OF SUpERsEDEAs.--A writ Of SUPER
sedeos, with bond attached, from the Su-
preme Court of the United States, has been
received by the clerk Of the Supreme Court
of this State In the case Of Boiling as. Lers-
ner, in which judgment was recently given
fnr tho latter
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CHANcERY CouRr OF RICHMOND, TuEspAY.
The following cases were disposed Of:
Anderson, &C., us. Anderson, SC. Decree
confirming sale of certain property In said
decree mentioned.
Mills's executors us. Glazebrook, &c. De-
cree directing investment of the fund in the
mode prescribed by the decree.
Dupont de Nemours 81 Co. Us. Thompson,
&c. Decree on petition of Burke, &C., MAX
ing new parties, and by consent certifying
and confirming sale therein mentioned.
Gray, &C., us. Gray, &c. Decree confirm.
ing report Of commissioner and making pro.
vision for maintenance, education, and sup
port OF certain infants in the proceedings
mentioned -:
Cross Us. Speight, &c. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner and directing
sale of the property In the proceedings men.
toned.
Samuel aud wife Us. PoIlard's execu or,
&c. Decree confirming report Of commits
sioner, and ratifying sale reported, aud di.
recting that the same be concluded on the
terms mentioned.
Hughes AMI wife vs. McClernan, &c. De-
cree referring cause to commissioner for
inquiry and report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

MAGNoLIAs, ROSES, SHRUBBERY, &C-TIIIs
DAY at o'clock we viii sell at our store, No. 10
Governor street, large and valuable stock of mag
nolias roses shrubberY, plants, &C., from the Sea-
board Nursery of Mr.. j. NJ. BoNSoT, Norfolk, Va.
10 which invite the special attention Of the pub
lie. COOK 6 LACGHTON.
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VEGErlNE'
TIE GREAT uEALTH-RESTORER
MADE FROM
BARKs, ROoTs, AND HERBS.
VEGETINE,
GENERAL DEBILITY.

In this complaint the good effects of the yEGE-
TINE are realized Immediately an. ccmnenciug 10
tke 1t, as debility denotes deficiency the blood and
FEGETINE acts directly upon the blood There Is
Ike the VEG tTISE. II Is nourishng and strength
enins, pur'fes the blo,d, regulates the bowels.
qii1t. the nervous system, acts dire. tly upon the
scr" ions. arou,ss the whole systcm to action
II has never ta,Ied In this complaint.
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A Democratic Triumph.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. May 1 The city elec-
tiOn mere Io-nay WAS uIusua'i' quiet a
large vo'e was po'Ied. The Democrats mlde
clean sweep. electlng Mayor, clerk, and
tweve aldermen. This Is tie Gfst ume the
Denocra.s hive clrii.u the city since recon-
struc'ion There Is greetr'j oicing. Cannon
are bei'g fired, etc. The m9j jIrity (semi'
officia J ,s 430,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

HASD DIsABLED.-Captain NJ. T. Phillips,
of Company A, Fire Department, while as
.sisting in the transfer Of some OF the hose
from the Broad-street hose-carriage, night be-
fore last, had one of his fingers caught in the
maebnery and mashed of.
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The Civil-Rights B.II Declared UncOn-
AfilR1INNal.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. May 4 Judge Brooks,
of the United Slales District Court, in charg-
ing the grand jury to day, decided that the
cvil-.ights bill, in It's criminal aspect. which
was the only shape in which it could come
before the grand jury, was unconstitutional
and void.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

SPELLING. .MArcH.-A spelling tournament
between the Washington Literary Society
and the Amateur Literary Association will
take place ut Trinity church tomorrow night
at 81 O'Clock. The proceeds will be devoted
to the Sewing Circle attached to the church.
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NECROSIS, DYSPEPSIA, GENEEAL DEBIL!-
TY, CANkER HUHOG. LIVER C)M-
PLANT, RHEUMATISM,

CONSUMPTION Ot he bDN Eli.
CHARLE>TowN, MASS, March 25, 1859.
Mr.. H. X. &erenS::
Dear Sir-The following Is statement ofmv eS
perjcuca with The great blood remedy NEGkTISE.
have h. en- keeping hOardiD q house here for many
wears. ard have bad the mist rtnne 10 have great
deal Of sickness In my family. In 1ne case In pr
ticulur uo,ced the wonderful tffe"t Of VEG ETISE
About the year lS47 Il yOurg man, then sixteen
wears o'd. who distant rel!tive of mine, came
home from sea- ne had jured his leIt leg on board
The shi0 some months before, and when the ship
came into this ,rt he came 10 my house, b,inR 50
feeble that II. could not g 10 his home IN Lowell.
Hls leg was swollen above the knee more than twice
is natural size. and he was Obliged to drag 1t along
af cr hip, having no use of 1t whGever. The Meet
of this had reGuced him to mere ske!e'on. HIS
father came down and employed DR.. George Hay
ward, of Boston. ID attend him, who then occupied
4 prominent position In the MASSACHUSETTS, General
Huspital. He pronounced 1t bad case OF necrosis
said he must be removed 10 the hospital. have his
leu opened aud the bone bored, TO allow the dis
Charge mat"r there collected otherwise the leg
must be dIDputied -,
No. thinking |; advisable IN pursue this course,
and hay wing ust VEG ErINE, the Great Blood KEN
cdv In tn" pas: with 50 good effrc', concluded to
try IL In this Case After taking II guary for SIX
weeks his leg WIS tut lille swollen and his se rera
H. alth 80 uch improved that hr cid not LOOK IKE
the same p. .rson. At the fni Of Ave months ne
went home to Lowell perfectly cured. Hc remained
in LOw.ll until the comm cncemeEt or me war
then lined the army, and was pronounced souno
I he above is hut one case out OF many where
ltcd .ucces | have taken II myself for TWEEN
years, more or less, for Dyspepsia and General e.
b!it,, and 1t always appeared Il give ME new llit
and vigO..
Orc lady bnard,r was cor Tpletely cured from
Cank-r huinor after She had Suffered for years, ana
tried almos; eve ytb'ng else withf vi receiving any
benefit Another IL was cured from Liver Com.
paint, which was bad case. aud 30 consider, u by
The nj any phy:1ci4Ls who had attended her fIom
time 10 Il ue.
I nave known is use by other boGr iers for Rheu-
II aiism with cxtraGr'!n9ry good effect.
A lady took II for Consumption Of the bowels,
and found more rel.et tn In any thing else she
could procure.
| DO not want u ovarestimatc itS u'efuluess; but
what this good Las Go.c aud l. still doing,
for know what Is to hc imposed upon when sick
and think IL Is wrong turnuy one 10 oveTesiilhafe
q remedy Mt the expense the he pies, 81 K an /
for ore viii not do II under anI circu Instances
whatever Mrs. ALIYA ). MONROE,
161 Chelsea street.
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BoscIIES & BROTHER, 500 and GIL Broad
street, have received their full spring supply OF
ladies', gentemen's, misses, boys, youths, ard
childten's boots, shoes, brogans, slippers ties, &e.
Also an elegant assortment of trunks valiscs rail-
road bags, and satches, which they are offering at
reduction of former prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

FLOUR FOE BRAzIL.-The British brig
Homely, Captain Marett, cleared at the eus-
tom-house yesterday for Brazil with cargo
of -four, shipped by the Gallego Mills Mad
Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

I!,l1r.L CorNCIL.--The annual meeting
q. 'ar LoU"ciI OF the Protestant Episcopal
: .'Iich "]tt or held in this city next We'd
! '.''y "",h, the 18Th. at the last meeting
., l"c yc~try Of The Monumental church Mr.
u. y. WtNtromb was appointed as the dele
s1'" rom IIat church; Mr- P. IL. Mayo al
l-rt.,t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

HY e0AanrEE.-Th City Conservative
noihlIl'tee will meet at the Office of General
'iao'ey ''y 1.dohnson, the superintendent, to-
1.2'!o" night At lalt-past 7 O'Clock, to make
r'l., r'.-DsefDfnts for holding ward.meetings TO
'"E! new committee.
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Clerk of the City Court.
The Case OF the Merchants and Trc-
ders Bank vs.. The Union Bank OF

Tie ShSe Oh tHe MeFcNHHtS anu IFs.~
ders Bank vs.. The Union Bank OF
Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The dissenting opiu-
ion OF Mr. Justice Miller. OF the United States
supreme Court, in the c,se Of the Merchants
and Traders Bunk against the Union Bank
of Louisiana, is regarded as an able exposi.
ton OF the States rights doctrine from
Union standpoint. He denies the assump.
ton that the decision Of Provost Court In
civil cases, even in time Of war, c'n be up
held upon the assumption that such courts
were established by order of the President.
They have jurisdiction eX lusiyely over mi.
nor offences, such as breaches OF the peace,
etc, and can give no Judgment for The pay.
ment of money in a civil case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

SLATE. SLATEl SLAIE!-We offer for sale five
hundred squares of the very best (Government Sc
cond hand slate. VIII sell in lots to suit purchasers
at low price. CHAFF1N, STAPLES Co, Real
Estate Agents, No. IL Tenth street.
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FINE OIL-PAINTISGs.-Th bllance OF the COL
lection of OIL-PAISTINGS may be bought ut PRI-
yATE SALE TO-DAY. This Is the last opportunity
for purchasing really frSt-class paintings at low
prices as those remaining unsold will be reshlpped
today, COOK L LAUGIIToN.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS mace 10
order by 4. B. SPENCE 6 SoN, Merchant Tailors'
1900 Main street. Perfect ft guaranteed or no SAFE.
Call and examine their stock Of cloths, diaSonai
coatfngs, and cassimeres for suits.
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OLD FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.-The EX-
ecrtive Committee of this old regiment held
a meeting on Monday evening for the pur-
nose of receiving reports from the Historical
Committee and responding to calls made
upon them by the ladies Of the Oakwood
and HOLLYWOOD Memorial Associations. The
meeting was one of interest, and proved
more than agreeable to each and every mem.
Der of the board. The board authorized
General Moore tits chairman) to accept the
invitation of the ladies of each association,
with the assurance on the part of the Old
First that nothing would be left undone to
cherish aud revere the memories OF their
dead. but not forgotten, comrades.
The "Old First" will assemble at sulta-
ble place, to be published in few days, TO
march out with its old band on Monday
next, that day being set apart for decorating
the graves of the Confederate soldiers buried
in Oakwood Cemetery. The badge which
has been adopted by the board is one gotten
up iu great taste by the secretary of the regl'
ment, and will be worn for the first time by
the members on Monday next.
The Historical Committee could not make
a full report of It's action, bu. will do so in
few weeks.
1t Is expected by the board that all old
members in good standing will report at
once to Sergeant George A. Noting and en-.
roll their names, thereby giving the regl-
nent fair representation on Monday.
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

W ia L 1o NEEDEU.
Bottom, February 13, 1871.
IT, r. &erens, Esq:
Dear Slr,-About one year since found myself
in feeble condition from general debility. VEG E.
TINE WIS strongly recon- menued ~ me u! friend
who had been much benefited by Its use. pro
cured the article. and after using sev, raj bottles
was restored 10 healin and Ciscontifued its use.
feel quite confident that there Is me :icne supe
ror to 1t for those ODpaints for which IL Is eSpc
cially prepared, and wnuld cheeriully recommend
1t to those VIII reel that they need something 10
restore them TO pt rfect health
Respectfully yours.
u. L. pETTINGILL.
Firm OF ). NJ. Pettmgill tS Co,
No. 10 State street.
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IT WILL PAY TO PURCHASE YOUR DRY GOODS
at LEVY BROTHERS,. They sell frst-class goods
ut lower prices than others, and have the larges
stock In this city to select from.
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DISPATCH Observation-Disclosures Ia
cliiies for the prompt execution OF all klhds OF
printing Orders filled promptly aud at low prices.
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RICHMOND HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY Depot
for Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics, Epps's Ho.
meopalhic Cocoa, Liebgs Liquid Extract Of Beef,
an the British Egg-and- Butter Powder, 7O5 Main
street K. P.DUSS.
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Arrxupr TO PolsoE.--Judlth Chambers
fcoloreoi, of Buckingham county, was
brought to the penteDtary yesterday ior
three wears or o conviction Of % attempt 10
poison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-05

COMMISSION MERCHANTS can have their printing
done at the DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE al the
very lowest rates. Send In your orders If you wish
10
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is The
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, May /, 1915, compiled from seXtons
returns received at the Office Of the Board
of Health: Cause Of Death: Apoplexy, !;
brain disease, 3; cancer,1; consumption, 4
q white, 2 eolored); dropsy, 4; fracture OF
skull, l hydrocephaluS, l =; mara>nus, J !;
old age, 8; paralysis, /; premature birth, 4;
py az mia, /; scro(ula, l; tuberculosis, !; un-
known. 2. Whole number of deaths in the
city, %. In addition, stll.born were re-
ported a white, 1 colored). Ser: Males, lGi
females, &. Color: White males, 5; white
females. l. Colored males, II; colored te-
males, 5. Age: One d,y to thirty, l; l month
to six, 5; tnree years to five, 1; five years to
ten, 9; thirty years to forty, 6; forty years
to fifty, 9; fifty years to sixty, 2; sixty
years to seventy, l; seventy years to eighty,
3; unknown, l. Condition Single, .; mar
red, IL; widowers, 2. Nativity: United
States, 19; Germany, 2 Ireland, 1. Lo-
cality: Marshall Ward, 4; Jefferson ward,
l; Madison Ward, 2; Monroe Ward, 2;
Clay Ward, 1; JackSoa Ward, s; almShouse,
4. By ,cl,on, Certified: Regular practition-
ers, 10; Coroner, l Board of Health. =.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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ASSEMBLY HALL.-Tom Thumb and troupe
will arrive Today, and in the evening WILL
give an entertainment at Assembly hall.
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!-The stock of wet gods at
LEVY BROTHERS, from the large fire In New
York are nearly closed out. Only few pieces left
of the cheap linens, tabe-damask, iannels, nap
kins, doylies, drawers, linen handkerchlefs and
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LEAVE YOUR MEASURE to secure good lt for Z
frst-clsss pair Of boots or shoes made IN any
sty!e-hand-work only-ar BosCuEN's, 500 and
5Il Broad street.
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TIE JuB1LEE-SISGERs.. Jubilee.Sing.
ers will give concert at Lefgh-Street B4p-
tist church tomorrow night for the 0enent
of the Dorcas Society of the church.
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THE JOHNNY NY-DARSEs-Assembly Hall, Tuesday
evening, May IL, 1875.
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FOURTH.STREET WoNDERs-Assembly Hall
Tuesday evening, May 11th.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al th'
DISPATCH FRINTISG-HoUsE. Good work, los
prices, and salts faction guaranteed
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS in towels, NAPKINS
doylies, tablecoths, linen sheetings, pillow-case
linen, and marseiIlcs quilts, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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ELECTION TICKETS printed at DISPATCH PRINT
ING-HOUsE ut low rates.
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BuMpERNIcKEL'S EXPERIENCES - Assembl
Hall, Tuesday evening, May 11th.
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LETTER. HEADS, NoTE-HEADs, BILL. HEADS, Ac.
COUNTS, SALES, BUSiNESs-CARDs, &C., neatly
printed at DISPATCH PRINTfSG-HoCsE.
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TIE ELMwooD and WARWICK COLLARS are
made differently from any other. The edges are all
folded, and the surface is exact initiation OF
linen.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED-Assembly Hall, Tuesday
evening, Nav l tn.
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ELECTION TIcKETS.-Send your orders for elec'
ton tickets 10 DISPATCH PRISTI SG-HoU Sc.
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TwESTY-FoUR STAR PERFORMERS In the
-Four tn Street Club, Tuesday evening, May 11th.
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LADIES' Box-ToE BUTTON CATERS at Be
scuES's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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FoURTH.STREET CLUB-Assembly Hall, Tuesday
evening, May ! 1tb.
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RIBBONS! RIBBONS !-Cheap RIBBONS OF every de-
scriptiou at LEVY BROTHERS..
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REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS OF EVERY DE
scRIpTIoN are now being sold out cheap ut Lev
BROTIERS',
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DON'T FORGET THE BARGAINS IN WET GOODS
that are now being sold At LEVY BROTHERS,.
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FISAN EAL.

TrIFrH INSrALMEN =. r.-Subscribers TO
Il the stock of the BANK OF COM MERGE are
respectfully notified 10 call and pay the FIFTH
JOHN C. WILLIAMS,
Cashier
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REDHoRpINo's WARBLINGs-Assembly Hall
Tuesday evening, May llth.
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PATENT HEMMER.-Mr. j. w. Robards, of
this city, has received patent for bis new
hemmer-a sewing.machiGe attachment.
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HoLLYwooD CEMETERY CoMpANy. The
annual meeting Of the Hollywood Cemetery
Company occurred yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was called to order by Mr. Henry
Exs'l, and Mr.. Wellington Goddin was
elected chairman and Mr.. James Fl. Gardner
acted as secretary. Messrs. John B. Daniorth
and Henry Exall we're appointed a commit.
tee TO examine proxies. They reported a
quorum present.
The President submitted his annual re-
port, from which it is ascertained that the
interments since his last annual report have
been 3l7-slxty-two less than the preceding
year. Number Of lots sold for the same pc.
riod, 80. Nearly two hundred panels of
new fence, composed Of cedar posts and pail
ings Of heart-pine, have been placed on the
western side of the cemetery, which will last
fifteen or twenty years. Granite cutters, in
stead Of cobble.stones, are recommended by
the President. Granite curbing has been
more generally adopted for enclosing lots, ,and
unsightly and perishabie iron railings almost
abandoned.
The President expresses the hope that, as
memorial.day Is fast approaching, lot.holders
will give all the attention they can during
the brief space intervening TO the dressing
up aud establishment of their grounds. 1t
would be well, says the President, to take
into consideration the establishment of an
endowment fund for the perpetual preserva.
tion of lots.
On motion, the report was received and
ordered to be recorded.
Messrs. John b. Danforth and Henry EX-
all were appointed q committee to examine
ihe treasurer'S accounts which were found
correct.
The fnancia, condition Of the Society was
represented to be healthy.
The following directors were elected Tor
the ensuing year: Messrs. Cnrbin war
wick, William Fl. Haxall. James Fl. Gardner,
Charles Il. Workman, Wellington Goddin,
Henry Exall, Alfred T. Harris, John L. Ba.
con, Thomas D. Quarles, P. r. Grattan,
John B. Danfortb, and Robert F. Williams.
Adjourned.
At subsequent meeting of the directors
Mr.. William II. Hax,ll was reelected presl:
dent and 1ir. James Ii. Gardner secretary
and treasurer.
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