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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.. "A meeting o
the Board of Directors, Of the Chamber OIL
Commerce was held on Thursday evening
Present: Messrs. Stearns, Logan, Spots
Watkins, Hswes, Capers, and Rogers.
On motion of Mr.. Capers, Mr.. Stearns, in the
absence of the president, who was out of the
city, was called to the chair, and Mr.. j. P,
Rogers, In the absence of the secretary, who
was detained by illness, was appointed secre'
tary., -
A letter was read from the president In.
forming the Board that Major Darlington
could not attend the National Board OF
Trade as delegate; and thereupon, On motion,
the Chair was requested to appoint dele.
gate. or delegates TO complete the delegation.
/ Mr.. j. q. Capers offered the following
preamble and resolution, and they We're
unanimously adopted: + = H.,
Whereas 1t has been represented to this
Board that certain institutions Of this State
which are sustained by the State have been
and are now purchasing portion or all OF
their supplies outside the State:
Resolued, That the. Committee on Com
merce be and are hereby instructed to in.
quire into the matter and report 10 the next
regular meeting of this Board.
The Committee on Commerce are William
81. Palmer, Lewis 81. Blair, A. S. Lee, G. B.
Davenport, and N. II. Wilson. II.
The Board then adjourned.
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TnE ROBBERY ApoARp THH JoHH sYLYEs.

The ROBBERY ABOARD THE JoHs SYLyEs.
TER-George W. Fields, colored employ
Of the John Sylvester, is held In Norfolk on
the charge OF stealing from Captain Clifford
the package containing about 81 .000, sent by
Howard & Jones, of Richmond; to Howard
It Brother, of Norfolk. Yesterday a. telegram
was sent to Wren & Weatherford,. indepeud-
ent detectives here, informing them that
Fields had confessed the crime. and implica.
ted the colored barber Of the boat (AIexan-
der P.Johnson). and desiring that johnson
should be arrested upon the arrival Of the
boat: AGING upon this information De.
tective Wcatherford swore out warrant
against johnson and placed it in the hands
IF Captain Tyler to be served. Upon the
arrival of the John Sylvester Captain Tyler
took johnson into custody and carried him
to the First Station.house. johnson denied
all knowledge of the robbery. About night
second telegram from Norfolk addressed to
plrties here contradicted the preyiously.re-
ported confession of Fields, and therefore
made Jobpson's case better for him.
Johnson is well known in this city, where
his father resides, aud has fine character
for honesty and integrity. The officers Of
the boat do not believe that he Can be guilty,
and indeed present indications do not point
very strongly that way. Fields was EN-.
ployed in the boats saloon, and had q good
reputation.
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Weather Ren0rt.

/ WAsHISeToN, June 11.-For the Gulf
States, stationary followed by rising barome-
ter, southwest to northwest winds, cooIer
and partly cloudy weather, with occ asional
rain, in Texas. s,,t zl..st,ti. l.,a.l la,..a,s.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
pressure and temperature, southeast to
southwest winds, and clear weather.
For the Middle and, Eastern States, fall
ing barometer, warm southeast to southwest
winds, and increasing cloudiness. s.,
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sad shadow to-day and return to our homes
and our business conscious that there 10 no
treason in our blood. but that as men and
citizens we are as much to be trusted as any
the republic can number. Confident, I say,
Of this, and hopeful even Of more. that
hereafter, In the near or far future, the
blood Of these also who fell embattled
against coerclve nationality will be recog-
DIzed as not poured out in vain, but ttbrobbiDg
through every artery Of the Republic in q
sturdier love of liberty and self government.
And while we profess no sympathy with that
sort of fratarnizing just now fas hionable,
which requires the bnrring of our personal
convictions and bunting Of our special at1ee.
tiops, yet we are conscious of a growing
consideration for other graves not very far
from these. We can honestly say we admire
the valor of the men who I'LL those graves ;
we credit their sincerity; we respect their
devotion to their country-and this is all we
ask for our own dead from those who diff
fered with us.
Our own deada their country! Alas
where is their country9 Hear the answer
from these graves, Z" Dead on the field of
battle, we and our country. Counirymen
and fellow.soldiers, be faithful to our memo
ries, be tender to our grares-'tis your own
honor you cherish and defend" Must we
leave them, then, we the few, the lessening
few, who fought beside them-we for. whom
they fell? Yes! leave them, but love them ;
leave them, but come again; leave them here
in darkness and with God. God is not
against them, ! He. will distill The gentlest
dews of heaven upon these flowers. He will
direct the mildest stars Of heaven upon these
graves. God and His angels will guard their
repose until the roses bloom again; then we
will return, renewing our flowers and our
faith. ..-.G ,....
The oration was frequently interrupted by
outbursts OF applause, and evidently gave
much qualification to all present. Major
Stiles spoke clearly and gracefully, and won
the warmest sympaihes Of his auditors.
The impression made by him, was most ia.
vorable, and as he retired q beautiful bou.
quet was awarded to him from fair hands.
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|pRoFULous HuMon BuRsr,NeTHRoUsH
THE SKIN on ALL YARqs OF qHE BeDr.
4 HOPELESS SUFFERER CURED BY
VEGkTTEE.. so

E& Sterens. Esu:.
Betsr ThinkfngShata ssAfement OF MY eapo
may meet ths eye OF some one sufferfIg from
seponltz, beg You b publish siss folowin whfch
u I have been sfllcred with serofasous hymorffom
I,mv birth, and at tinsss very badly Hhaa abott
ak years old the disease made S appearance. on 7
Iimy Head ard IL was Gtened advisable to have the
|Ihair st,speS, but theS we're obliged to cut ft Off
S,witl1em6ED3dery scissors, my head Was 50 sore
II coRid' nos have IL saufed. A Afte- we hadasue.2
EIceeded' in bealng the sorss on the outside they
There Have been tlmesS wnentthe surface ofmg
ltiIandS>was aR raw from, tho effect OF this hanor,
and nopsn- can describe ths great sgssring haye
About tfarse years ago sraarl kernels mads their.
Eappearance ON the cordssof my reex. several OF
(which wefcouh use weutd remove them MY q
whole sysfem was so full sftcrofulous huAior thai
ii seemed ready TO burst through ibe skin az all
parts Of 0c Do6y, ana was In AterTibY WeaE4n0
feb'e condluoo. The timers on my neck had ;
grown to suclD size us to. dtdause me badlySt
When in tfas aopsless @ cent,loa yas advised by
time tile tumors commenced dfscharainx, and do
not think 4 topersimate the Taandty frsuf,eaeh
tunsor when say that gopd-sizs teacnpfui Of
corruption m oss; sfeef wfsSb they commeuccd 2
to heat up, and disappear. and now nv neck Is 10 1
smosth and fsesfyom bnnches as any iaoys.
believe the YzeETIsE has, enlirely' eiemsed's
every tant of soroiu!a from I,ys SYSTEM, snd Dr.
sire to have tkst arefnent published, that other
sufferers may fnd relief, rs they surely, WILL do
they try the TEgETINE.
IL viii affordBas pleasure to vB any further fn@
formation relative to my case g all VINO VIII cslt
or address me-. - - ALlCE-SEHRLEYt.s -
N0rsssJen ill., 1874. Noank, Conn ia.
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: 1EvER.s ONE SPEAKS 4. ,s,1F FAyoRABLY.

FAST MARsHzIR1D, MASS, August 3B, 1879. -,
Mr. Sters,ses. Dear Sir,--I have been troubled
with canker from childhood, causing my mouth. ~
be so sore ut times that was unable tdeu; having
taken many preparations, but With no III ct nptAg
L tried your VRo6TNE. After taklug q few doses
/ found IL reHadsthe fantness at thS stomach thatS
always accsm Danies rauker humor: aud by tina
time had taken the third bottle my mourn was en-
tirrly cured Hare not oeeu Iroublen wth IL sirce
that time, ~iiieh k eight months ago; have re.
commented IL to&sTeral Of my aclnantauceS, an6a
every one spa.he adisorahly Of Its good effect.
Toun uuly. P.S. SHERmANA
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The GRAND GROVE OF DRUDs-ELEcToN OF
GRAND OFFIcERs.-The Grand Grove OF Vir.
ginia, U. A. o. D. met in annual session at
Odd.Fellows' Hall on Thursday night. Rep
resentatiYes from the following groves were
present: Liberal, No. 2, George Gersdoff ;
Stuart, No. 5, R. T. Heacock; Stonewall, No.
6, James Blackburn; Evin, No. s. j. E. Hotf:
man. Reports of the n. q. Arch secretary
and treasurer were received and read, and
referred to appropriate committees.
The following grand officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing twelve months: D. G.
A., CIV. Volkman; Secretary, W. E. Cree,
Treasurer, Thomas Rudd; Marshal, +.
Johns; representatives to Grand Grove
United States, James H. Patton and c. W.
VolEman.
The election for n. G. Arch was postponed
until this Saturday evening.
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PREsEsTATIoNs.-As silver pitcher, waiter,
and gobIets were presented to Mr.. 4. M:
Manly by the present and former pupils OF
his school. The presentation speech was
made by MIR. Binford.
A silver pitcher and waiter we're also pre-
sented to Miss NJ. l.. Patterson from the pu-
pils of her classes. Rev. Richard Wells mace
the presentation speech.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BRONAUGH & TAYLOR. p. NJ, four building
lots at the corner Of Twelfth aud Porter streets
In Manchester. uaa-
BRONAUGH & TAYLOR, p. NJ, tenemen,
house audIot on Porter street between Thlr'
tenth and Fourteenth.
THOMAS ". KEtSEE, 20 A. H., doctors buggy
and harness. f.'-s -. /.
COOK LAUGHToN; / o a. ~, at horse lot, farm.
ing implements, &C. ..l, s+,,s. i
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 P. n, framed dwelling
on Eighteenth street between Gay and Leleh.
LYME & BROTHER, 5P. NJ, eight vacant lots or
> continuation of N street as5, har7acre lot on
northeast corner OF Thirty-third and Leigh
streets. + Esf
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ENsoLfc1rED EvIDENcE.

SRRESGFIELD. ME-, May 14,1S72:
Mr. H. T. Serssss> Dear Slr.AM ysdaughtef has
been out Of health FOR about TWO years. About -
year ago abr. had a tumo come on her side which,
was very painful. - .,fs.f
l saw VEGErHSB advertised In the esFarmerj ana
sent 10 Bangor and got two bottlss: Shets now
taking the second bottle: her health is mu,h im-sy
proved, ancs the tunor Is going away RsfAst rs It
came Every one In this vicinits. knows what
VEG GETINE has dow. for my daughtxr-a and take
every oppGrtuDNy 10 recomG e~d 1t TO those who
are not uWaDe Of rs great value. Very respect
fully, MRS. SUSAN q. RANDALL.
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TEE TRoTT1SG MATCH THIS EvENIHG.-Un-
usual interest has been mantle sted in the
grand trotting race which has been arranged
to take place at the FAIRGROUNDS this after
noon, and quite number Of gentlemen from
other portions of the State have come here to
witness it. Unlike any match that we have
had for some time past, this one will proba-
bly, be very closely contested, and the time
will no doubt be fast. John Ditmar enters
C. 8. Perkins Morrill,, of Philadelphia, and P.
F.Noland enters b. S. Captain West CORNER
ly Toodles), OF Richmond. Mr.. T. L. Crouch,
the lessee of the Fair-Grounds, has put the
track in good order, and prepared for the
comfortable reception of all those who desire
to witness the race. The horses will be started
about o'clock, and purse Of $500 is to be
awarded the horse that wins three out of five
heats. Well.known gentlemen. whose decis.
ion will be guarantee Of perfect fairness,
have agreed to act as judges.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-The following
is list of the petit Jurors summoned for
the June term Of the Henrico County Court,
which meets on Monday Robert G. Allen,
William J. Cottrell. A. Eichel, Jacob Com
way, William P. Ford, William c. Hicks,
Frederick Keck, Henry C. Lyme, c. h LIE
Der, Joseph McCalister, E. w. Martin, Ben
jamin R. Smith, Henderson Taliaferro, John
W. Talley, John G. Thurman, John E.
Wood ward -. g
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GACZE MERINo UNDERsIlIRTs.-For the largest
stock OF underwear and gentemen's furnishing
goods In the city call on E. b. SPENCE 6 SON, Mer-
chant Taiors, 1900 Main street, where you can find
all the new designs In English worst,d coatngs and
fancy cassImeres for suits. and have them made up
TO order in the latest and best styles at low prices
If you want nice clothing and furnishing goods call
on E. B. SPENCE 6 SON and examine their stock.
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HUsTISGs CoURT.-In this court yester.
day, John Archer Coots, charged with Sc.
ducing Ann Amelia Pettis, was tried and &C.
quilted.
Emma Thompson alias Emily Blair, who
had been previously sent to the penitentiary,
was brought to the bar of the court by the
SUPERINTENDENT of the peniten 'iary ona writ
OF habeas corpus. Judge Guigon set aside
the verdict in her case, and remanded her to
the custody of the City Sergeant. She will
have new trial.
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Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CoNcERT.-ine
Eureka Q1artette (of this city and the man,
chester Singing Club design giving VOCAL
and instrumental concert at aLelgb Strees
Baptist church on Thursday evening. Iohe
9th instant, for. the benefit OF f,u'toh
church. The reputation of the performers
and the worshness of the object Will donot'
less ensure q crowded house. ras
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CONTRACT AwARDED.--The Committee on
Streets have awarded the contracts for forage,
&C., for city teams for the next three months
as follows; Oats, TIC. per busbel; brown
stuff, 3Oc. per bushel, and ship stuff, 5Sc. per
bushel, to Messrs. E.: D. Moore & Co.; corn,
CSC. per bushel, Simpson, Bass & Co.; salt,
s2.15 per sack. to Henry Newman. 8; d
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mANCnEsTgR NEWS.

-.
RESIGNATION TIDsRED.-Mr. W. A. UEl.
mar, superintendent of the Manchester esme.
tery, has rendered bis resignation of said of
fee to the City ConncI. ..-.,e.i. -, ~ (
CLOSING OF PUBLIC SsHooLs.-A majority
Of the public schools in this city closed yes
terday. Those that did not do so are III k.
ing up lost time, and will close next Fri.
day. 80 1.tl :l.l..a
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Sims g. Samp'
son. real estate agents, yesterday sold
twenty-seyen feet of the old Pklinton fac
tory lot, fronting on Hall street, to MIR.
George r. Sharp, of Richmond, for 1910
cash. -,
ROLL OF HoNoR.--For the week ending
June 1lth the following pupils are on the roll
OF honor at the eolored high school: Julia
Shaw, Addie Johnson, ID. Harris, Sarah
Dixon, W. Shaw. r. Clark. j. Blackwell.
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ELECTRIC TIME.-Hereafter Mr.. a. +.
Jahpke, ieweller on Main street near the
corner of Fourteenth, will strike the hours
of 2. NJ. and Z P. NJ. by means of the fire.
alarm telegraph. superintendent Paynter
has run the wires into Mr.. Jahnke's establish
ment, and he will strike the time taken by
meaps of carefully and accurately rated
chronometer and transit. The hours named
will be sounded by the police on the bells IN
the city, and may be relied on as nearly cor
rect as il can be gotten. is.9
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NEW GooDs.-Ladies' Gold iuntlng-W Watches a1
$50, $40, aud upwards TO 1925: Genllemens Colo
Hunting Watches at S75, S100 to 5000, and up
wards; Ladies' Leentnes. Opera Chains. and Neck
laces; Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine Rings, Orb
entail Topaz Rings, Gold and Pearl Glove-Hooks' al
q. GENNEt,S.
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Quarantine Established Mt NaW;
.... .... Orleans. ~ Z

New ORLEANS June 11.--A quarantine OF
ten days has been proclaimed by Governor
Kellogg against The ports Of Havana an d
Vera Cruz from the 10Th of June, but under
a new regulation of heBoard Of Health the
ten daysin the case Of all yesses-bripginS
clean bill of health will begin to count from
their leaving infected ports for New Orleans
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.THH OLD HENRIco GuARD.-The members
of the Old Henrico Guard Company u, FIJI
teenth Virginia infantry will meet at tne
northeast corr er of Main and Laurel streets
Monday night. E.,.- -.
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CoLUMBUs's PURE CREAM, $3.50 per gallon.
Baltimere cream, 81 per gallon.
CoLUMBUs's extra cream, 81 rs per gallon.
No. 2 cream, 81. 60 Der gallon.
No. e.cream, LAO per gallon.
Orange and Lemon Ice ut D.. CoLUMBUS's, 80.
Broad street.
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ToGRAPH taken at the LEE GALLERY, and de-
seribe5 II as follows:
The gentleman axed ne to plaz. to be sated,
Then ciapped a cowld crutch to the back Of my
head; ~ - II . ,.-s -
I'm sure that he thought I was intoxicated
"'T was Just for to keep me steady" he sal
He then took direct aim with bunderbuss at me
| With jump cried out, now, you shan't take
my lnt." a,, .. ~ III -. ~
Don't be frightened" said he, smilin' at me; q
ut Is not your life, but your focus ! want.,'
He then put his headin bag like boe.man, . q
An axed me to plaze 10 be steady the while;
l felt all the time like modest young woo-nan,
Objectpg 10 frown yet stiil fearing TO smile.
An then,to conclude with the grand operation,
In less space OF time than minute could pass,
Held out in bis hand my identification
An there sure enough was me own face on glass.
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YEGETINE

aytends Its To- fhenee into everv paStof the human
lorgsn ntsm, commencing with is foaRda,tona cor.
|,recting dease3a action and restsrz.& vital p9Hes
creating healthy formation anil pprfncalon o.
the blood drrYipg out disease, ano leaving Natn1o
ito peffor N. Isalioited tas x. . i
SOLD BY Alb DRUGGIsTS.- je 9-#&S2s
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R,cHxoNp GRAys.-The Richmond Grays
will celebrate their thirty-fst anniversary by
q street-parade and target.practice ana Gun.
ner at the pump-hause to-day.
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:.tt- Especial telegrnm 70 the DspatcfLTi 2St"h1
NORFOLK, Va, June 11.--The brig Ells,
from Richmond to Rio, ia in the Roads.. III
Cornelius Johnson, for burglary, wassent
to the penitentiary to-day from Portsmouth.
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RaiIroass. Commissioners xppoin

RafIroase. Commissioner Appointed.
MOBILE, June 11.-A new erder In the A .
ALBANIA and Chattanooga raildoad case ap.
points Philip Phillips, OF Washington, D.. O..
q new commissioner, with power to inyestl.
gate all matters concerning said road. Mr..
Stanton, remains as receyers With increast1
power, etc.
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PAYING UF.-Couuty treasuyers are paying
over their collections to the State Treasurer
quite rapidly. i {. j, ,-a... ..s... /,

SUPERVISORY MEETING. The Board OF Su.
pervisors Of Henrieo county will meet at the
county courthouse at ~ O'Clock to-day. 2
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BAPTIST SUsDAY-SCaooL SocrETY.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Baptist Sun.
day-Schoo Association will take place Sun
day afternoon at the Fulton Baptist churt b
at O'Clock
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GO TO BoScuEN's, 500 and Oil Broad street
and leave your measure for frst-class pair OF
boots or shoes, made In any style. Hand-work only
Fit guaranteed.
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I POLICE Court. YEsTERDAY.-Mr. Charles
Hagan was charged with obtaining two bar
rels of cabbage, of the value Of $3.50, from
Howard & Jones. He Was honorably ac-
quilted.
D. Bawer, charged with being drunk, was
committed for ten days in default of SlOo
c1rotu
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METHODIST SUNDAY.SCHooL SoCIETY.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Methodist
Sunday-School Society will be held at Union
Station church Sunday afternoon at 81
O'Clock,
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.F1NED.-Police-Ju Justice White yesterday
imposed tines upon the following parties !:
James Talbot and Eugene Magan, S2.oo
each, for fighting; William T. Kyle, w, for
being drunk; Martha Hill, %. for disorderi3
conduct; John Dobson, SS22. 6q, Tor asssuitinss
Nollie White tcQlored(
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= TRIMMING OF TRREs.-The operation OF
trimming the redundant branches OF the
trees in the Capitol Square was PERFORMED
yesterday by number of penltentlars con-
Yicts. -
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suRsc,RrpTIoN FOR Mrs. HILLMAs,--A sub
scripts on is being taken up in the city for the
benefit of Mrs. Hillman, who, In the death
af l,er son Inst week, lost her main snpport,
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DRY GOODS.

JUNE las 1885,
csgsDOzo, FoURgUREAN & co.
are daitSreosering large additions Of NEW AND III
sEAsoNABLE GOODS tstheir already extensive Q
stock, napy Of wu ich will infound lower thaneVer
seen hefoee-szch as
YARD-WI RENCH-FINIsH PERCALEs as
1sxc., never sold before at less than i l62cs;:
CAIlCOF.s In .pretty pstterns at SHc;
VICTORIA Li WINS, laaxsc. per yard
SIDE BAND .AWNS and ORGANDlES;
Grea. .nrgaEns in GRENADINES; ..3
CCADRED SILKS. yepy cheap;
POLoEAISS. GOODS In endless variety;
PARAsOd.S, handsome sty les; KS, ~ Il
A a,A usse o ( LADIt 8, S,,UNDERWEAR; 81
LINENS,
LINEN sHERTINGss
n-7 EPALOW LINENS atsi y,
3n NAPKINS, f;itssi Gt iss5 q
DO4LiEs, &C. ~ s.t5g
Psrties in want osssoods may withali condolences
| bus now, as goods. cannot be lower and many may
l 80 ,,,ber. n "'i'i'. ELL
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Go TO PIzzINI'S early to-day and leave your or.
der for fce-cream If you wish him 10 furnish ycu
to-m GROW. '
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STATE TAX L1sT.-The Commissioners .oi
the Revenue is now busy delivering the State
tax-lists for all personal property. Citizens
should return these lists promptly, as M re.
uuired by law, as they are necessary to the
collector to prepare his books. These lists
should not be counfeunded with the city
lists lately made. These are for State tores,
and must be duly sworn to, or they canno
no ronpipe1 atsstat1
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Cpban Liii1e,a. ~. tore s,opped. n

NEW YoRK, June 11.-Tbe steama Facb,
Octavia was seized 10 Brooklyn yesterday ON
sus pieiJn that she Incorporating to sail with
an armed expedition tor Cuba. Y Si1
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Nes1 York Smugglars>in Trouble
Nsw YosK, June lh-The individual
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