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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-13
SSERT Orders.


RICIIM3SD. March IL. 1870.
TOHTsGsN AND AIS. Us. GREANER'Ss
y sXEC.r0RS. &C.-aII lhs ChaEcerE court Oh
the city % g!chm"nd-- i
~ b following Il al tytrac: trc,p the ascTse en-.
tered I'm :ois cause ON the 4h OF March, 1879,
I he csurt doth adjpd2e, o, Gee, anc oecsee !has
,h,s cas,e. be referred 10 Thomas } kyans one OF
thp caIumis o. this coart with INSTRUCTIONS
Ia seulc thr accounts of tohn End rr. executor y.
William Grsauer, teceassa g. showing the ea,ebs ana
.r..n, Of tle estate ol said decedent: N What sain
s,. D, consists and hpW the SAME l5 invested. ana
wt.,I sum remains IN the hands OF sslo cAccu'or
nntnyes;ea aud that satd commissioner ascertain
lhe d>,sSutiye share OF tne sss.rai U.s
s.r thr ,yiH OF said william Sreaner dssease.i
md ,nit conni S ioncr Is direcea 10 inauns anu
nrr, whruer IL will be - tne snterest ., au pal
- 4, nipr.-t that the a0use an' toi ~ he uaLtH
~ vrcad and Twentieth sr'eis IN ,pc S'!! ~
Tnona ~. sod and The psoeeeas reirve'irs, snI .
ssia comm issioaer shall DO OF opaon ,n. ,a aT Ts
1a,sst oy aIl parlio; Will n0t U; pIohy,sn ~ e
sasa hotI.c and lot aod u reinSss,nsns ~
sss @ rects then said commissioner Is a!sse,sa W
rsrnrt yh,lher the necessary repairs ~ san SsS
~ rropery chasgeabe 10 tle
C,.arnr or 10 the executor OF "is.t1u' - =.
SncSasea. and 2aid commissionsris u diftSssd s..,,
4 nor, specially any matter DS n'a ac .amtro Put
Den. or any parry ~ n;rca ,n,sa tn CIV. notice, by
nnbeaYIou for four wee Ks In some hsm t a,,,g
itshed In the cts OF Rchniora ot lhs .inS Ne | in
n,are uf taking the accounts apt eSsSulins
pmiries erected by this decree, which
sbaii be ;skea - equivalent 10 psss t6.t
| have IKE ID ON TUESDAY, the 2eth Gay , =, ni,see,
1878, at o'clock M ss the u,De, snu ,ss ~ In the
oo Eleventh between A3atn aud bank ~, t. fore
Jr o ~ sichn,oad IA the place 10 eSecnts, nS .o1S
gefuE decree. 'no1'1" 10 commissioner.
NH i6-TuaW ---------------- -----------
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PROGRAMME FOR REMOVAL OF VALENTINES )
STATUE or GENERAL LEE.-The removal OF
Valentines siutuc of General Lee from the
studio to The d.To. will take place this after
noon. The procession will start from the
studio eighth and Leigh streets at 3
O'Clock; march up Leigh to Seventh, down
Seventh to Main. and down Main to Four.
tccnth; therce to the Richmond and Dan
willie Railroad del0'. 1t will consist Of the
students of Richmond College, the First
Virginia regiment. the Southern Cross Bro
therhoGd, and citizens generally.
Flora! Il ibutes for the monument will be
received before starting or during the pre-
ces>on.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CHaFFIS, STAPLES u CO., AZ p. NJ, building
lots on The north side Of Broad between rah ram
and Hancock streets
". GODDIS.I p. NJ, real csi:se, northeast cttaar
OF Broad aud figti'I strenii
WARREN s TuPPER, 5 T.: NJ, building aUs on
Valley street.
RICHARDSON & CO., 5TP: ~, four buildils iots
on The cast side Of lIary!v street between .froVe
street and Park avenue.
LYME & BROTHER, ~ p. NJ, lot CT, Brook
avenue and Claystrrsts known as the = ait Clay
street chapel"
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lYCuRGrs LITTLE IN TIE PENIrESTIARY.-
Lycurgu> Little, OF Frederick county, was
lodged IN the pcultcntlary yesterday TO serve
4 term OF five years on conviction for niur
der in the second degree, committed in
Cl!kc county. DR.. Little, hi, brother, has
Dcca ia the prison for over year. Lycur
Gus wus sent for fourteen yclIs on Iii, first
trial. but took an appeal and got 4 change Of
venue with the above result. Their offence
was the killing of their brother in row
which took place 1T the family breakfast
table.
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MILITARY 5ANQUET..-The Guard q the
Commonw Company c. OF tbs First
reginenr) celebrated its fourth anniversary
by a banquet at Zsteiie>s last ngai. The
tables contained choice collection Of appe.
tizire viandS, wine tnwed With cheerful
freedom, and wit and humor ;.nA good-le!-
lowshr, prevailed throughout eae evening.
Severa. excellent speeches in response 10
toasts were made by officers Of me company
and regiment, and by distinguished cEil-
ians. The festivities closed 81 u late hcdr
all Sho took. part n=yiDg thoroughly eDjoy ct
tf.mselyes
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| THE CASES AGAINST MEssRs. BossIEuE AND
| ARNIsTEAD.-ActirgP Police Justice Crew was
diligently engaged from 1 o'clock yesterday
| morning until $50 in the evening examin.
ing the charges against John E. Bossierx,
late president, and Thomas 8. Armistead.
late cashier of the Dollar Savings Bank, OF
Richmond. Judge Robert Osfd and Judge
Sohn A. Meredilhs appeared as soDnsel for
abe accused, The Common wealth was rep.
resented by Mr.. q. c. CabeIl, Common
weakh's attorney, and by Judge Alfred
Morton, who had flmiliarZed himself with
the case in the aspect presented to the
bankrupt court. Msssrs. a. A. Hutcbesop,
/. s. Tower, E. j. Warren. H. B. Daaforib,
T. G. Jackson. John 7. Hughes, and other
witnesses, were examined, and an Immense
number Of the books, papers, aud memo
rand9 Of the bank were produced in court,
and constantly referred 20 by the Justice,
witnesses, and counsel. Against Dir. Rhs-
sieux there was but one charge-tbat OF ap-
propriating $4,000 of the property es
the bank. This same charge was also
made against Mr.. Armisiead and be
was, in addition, charged with making
q fraudulent statement Of the condition OF
the bank and with fraudulently omittiug to
record check of 4. &. Hutcheson for 1900
which bad been certified by the bank. After
a patient hearing OF all the testimony AIR. |
Arm>tead was discharged Mr.. BossieuX
was sent on to the grand jury to answer for |
appropriatins about Sll 200, that being the
amount which be bad overdrawn, and to
hide which, it is alleged, certain improper
entries were made in the books Of the bank
The bail of Mr.. BossieuX (Which has hereto |
fore been S5.000) vas fixed at S2;5eC, and he |
readily gave it.
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AN EFeaRE To- GET OUR TEADE.-A repre-
sentative Of cerssn wholesale merchants Of
Baltimore has been in ths city .seversl days
and has offered Tree tickets to some country
merchants to induce them to leave aichmosa
and go to Baltimore 10 lay in tkair sprsag
and Summer stock. His success has not
been such IS he anticipated--tbanks - the
inducements our rentsrpriSipg iSaocsak deal
ers cffer to country merchants.
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EEApY-MADE CLoTHISG.-In addition 70 their
stock Of goods for their tailoring department, K. L
SPENCE l. SON have Il large and well-asS0r.od stock
of Ready made Clothing. including handsome
Prince Albert and Single. breasted Froe;s Coats OF
English Worsted and Il llrge variety Of Cashmere
Suits al all prices Their stock Of White.Vests Is
very large, ipcluding several new styles Just out
Cal At the Old house and cXanline their stock.
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CLARA W!loAAs's COMEDY CoNRAKE-
Clara WildRan's New York Comedy Com.
Pany commenced an engagement at the vir-
ginia Opera Mouse last night, land bad faii
house Notwithstanding the 1Dpropitious
wsather. The sompany Is better than many
now travelling through the country. "'Elo-
let ; or, The Lie Of an Actress, was fairy
represented. Miss Wildman acts and sings
well, and made favorable impression last
night.
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HEIGHT CT BRoAI,.STREET. CHURCH STEEPLE.
The apex of the Steeple OF Broad-street
Methodist churcl is two hundred and nfe
feet above the surface of the street. Inc
lightning rod rises twelve feet above the
woodwork IF the steeple.
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"OLp" FIRST yIsGlSIA.-Pete, OF Com
papy D, old First Virginia regiment, Is
about to prepare history of the regiment,
and publishes elsewhere notice TO the c,ld
members OF the regiment which VII be
found OF Interest,
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HYNgxEAL.-Mr. T. Wiley Davis, mem.
Der of the Common Council from Marshall
Ward, was married at I O'Clock Yesterday
morning to Miss Georgian Barker, daughter
of the late George ". Barker, OF this cily.
The ceremony was performed at the resi-
dcnce of ,he bride, on Church Hill, by Key.
Il. c. CD eatham; after which the newly
welded pair left Oh the Chesapeake ana oh'o
ralross, en- a,5nte for HarriSonburg, Va.
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EXECUTIVE Captain John
B. Purcell has been appointed by Governor
KEN Der military examiner for the city vi
Ricnmond and the counties OF Aenrico auu
Chesterfield, uice General John u. lmooaeh'
Resigned. ;,,oa
Samuel s. Carpenter has been appointed
commissioner Of deeds for OHIO, 10 resiue III
Cincinnati.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COCRT.-In this
court Yesterday. judge Hughes presiding
a decree was entered in the case ot Harvey
Terry rs. Bank of Monticello app owing Il
compromise made by the parties interested.
United States Us. &. y. Sheppard, Of Louisa
county. convicted OF raising one.dollar
note to ten.dollar note. Motion for new
trial was argued and submitted, and time
taken 10 consider.
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SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES Conducted by
Rev. Drs. Curry. Tupper, and Manly o:'Praise.
Prayer, Riblcreatlngs and Addresses, In the First
Baptist church, upper audcnce-room, Twe fih and
Broad streets. every morning (heginnng Monday,
l2thI from 81 to al O'Clock, and every evculng
from TO 94 O'Clock Meetings social and informal,
and every one welcome.
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Workingplace of the church. He closed with
an earnest exhortaton to the scholars to at.
tend church.service.
Dir. T. ". PembertoD, superintendent Of
Trinity Sunday school, csnsed the exercises
with an appeal TO the children to attend
cburch-serrice and to the pastors TO take
special notice of the children, preach to
them, let them sing, and in many other ways
identify them with the services.
The following IS summary Of the super.
intendents' reports for the month Of March
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, MONDAY
Judge Hughes preSiding.- The following Or
der, were made in this court yesterday:
In the matter of n. j. b. Whitlock, bank
rupt. Jacob Cohn was appointed assignee
in the place Of Lewis +. Highly. deceased.
In the matter Of Joseph y. Wyatt. bauk-
rupt. w. ii. Pleasants was ordered to show
cau>e on the 14th instant why the amount OF
money attached in the National Bank should
not be drawn by the assignee as part OF
the assets OF this bankrupt.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
Matthew J. Puryear, Of Dinwiddie county.
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THE WREN CASE.-The judges of the Su-
pfeme Court Of Appeals v.ere in consultation
Yesterday. Il vas understood that they bad
the case OF Wren rs. It's Commonwealth un-
der adyIsClncnt.
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PERSONAL Kenneth g.. White, ESQ.,,
clerk of The United States Circuit Court. for
the Southern District OF New lors, '.rriyed
in the city yesterday morning Dy s..eamsbip
from New York on brief visit.
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JUDGE GriGos AND THE CorScIL.--The rule
against the City Council in the matter 0! tne
city ,lil will occupy the attention oil the
HUI tipys Court tc day.
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JrglLgE-SlsGEKs' CONCERT New Or
leans jubilee Singers will this evening give
q concert at the Twenty. .lifth-street Christian
chapel, corner M and Twenty.Itth streets,
for the benefit of the chapel.
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ANOTHER SPELLlSG-M ATCH.-Ihe ladies OF
the Centenary (MethodlsD church sre pre-
pairing for spell!ng- match TO taEe place
under their auspices at Assembly Hall on
Friday night,
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BANANAS, BANANAS, Just reee4yedGby P1zzINI.

If HERMAN BoSCHEN & BRoTlE.R can't suit
YOU in ready-Inadc b OTIS and SHOES tand we can
sae.y say they have the largest stock in the ctyl,
leave your order. They will make thcm-hand
work on:v-in 4 short time. 500 and 511 Broai-
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TIE 3D SELECT sold by Mtssrs ". d. BLAIR
& CO., corner Ninth and Main streets, Mehmo nd,
Va IL an undoubtedly pure aud palatahlo whiskey
the p Ice Is very reasonable for snc1a fine article
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YoC CAN BUY MOST ANY KIND Of Boors, SHOES,
trunks, aud satchels NJ reasonable price of HER
MAN BoScIIES Il BROTHER, 5s9'anG Jll Broad
street.
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TIE STATE TRsAsURY.-There is now, only
ab0at S25, 900 in the State Treasury. The
taxes will come In freely next month.
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DATES DATES PIZZINI has q few more Of The
new crop, which he Is selling at three pounds for
25c
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4 CARD-The subscribers respectfully
n make IL snown tsst they are se sele pr"pr.tr,
i,rs o the celebraed Whisky EaaSn as
s-ItI"r.'' This tsFy are indxsstd to 40 oeca'sf
they have been inicsmed hat ip seroS ~hisSsssts
being soh aud re ersescnted 70 Ia the saiir' thlash
under different braads. a., g ,hc
The genuine :. L select" can only be had o. tne
subscr bers or frosa those merchants TO whea 'hey
sell. VI. ~ brHtn r.tS !" u,
ap 9-lw hi'h'iion~' -
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SOFT MARSHMALLow-, CHOCOLATE, AND GUM
DRops.--PIZZINI has 4 fine lot osThese nice can
dies,
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WI B. RATCLIFFE. AueEioSks,s,,, :, has
w a,nnrsa 10 so. l5gs Main sirse, @ IN ta. .ne .Ns
s old s'sasal alssiS sas,s II .s.
ALTON ss sns sxssy MONDAY. oat-doef sass az
tended i wI,. s ass@ gss@p'asss' u. B, s,RATcL.yy%
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SWEET ORANGES.-Go TO Pizz'NI'S If yol wish
TO gel some that are sweet and juicy.
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.f..'t4- #.f' '''''i' u va u Wa"
,.,tyr34y sHttrroon III the Council
..- and w.,- allied TO order hy Nr.
g. III, IT Nr-hDl Ward. on whose mo-
s.Y. We. t.rriug'"". OF Monroe Ward
...>rucc of Persistent incredibly, was
..,.... 80 preside.
>.EEETS GENERALLY.
,s. .,.a.ir> l.. Todd. from the Committee
....,, Gra.g.iiv. presented the following
..,olutIuu>:
, permission i hereby granted to
s-.... AugU>iiu" lO erect Il pair Q! iron
...... ~tu plt.;o:n attached thereto, on the
. ....,. ut Tcr;h street between Main and
T. ,,r,,'>. iug the purpose of making an
.lgr - IN. second story of bis house at
a,ruN,-t corner Of Main and Tenth
.. 80. i.t wo.h 10 hc done under the di-
III ur The city Engineer. Agreed to.
,.,i the sum ni S22I be appropriated
,Ar stree; fund 10 place brick walk
,... t,.a Sion" curhng IN front of Eliza
NJ. Jud 10 lay granite figging across
:, ,..-.., street IT same point. Agreed TO.
.,.Itay >gua OF Sl.IlS 4G b" appropriated
81 '.e >'r",! tun! to DO the necessary
~ .ud pay}ug on lh" property recently
. ..,uu,d - the c''y TOR widening Dock
...., lD'A,,n seventeenth and Eighteenth
...;.. Agreed %.
..,. r,'uui.',c al.o presented an ordinance
ha.i- >,ci.pu - OF chapter 81 OF the City
...Etin.r>. III ortrr 10 co.rcc, an error in
.,w pGH,i aIlon Of Litt Ordinances. Laid
.... table aud oIdar'd TO be printed.
WATER.
g.. i;,.....,.f, r.,r, tho Comr,i,,. ~,
i... .'...,, .,.,.,,,,,,,,,;,l Lv
,...,; r.-3I,,,;op.
. -,,.. ,,,,,r,nn rnr,,ciI corcpr-
r.., ,,.....,,p,'1 - s1u I,n nrjI,o " +
e.. ,.,..n.. l,,,,l,l,n., ,,.r'nv,1 from ,I,n
....,; ,.,r..,, :,
i,,'l ,..'.,,,',,,.,,,i a., .,;-o,;o,
''''''-',. ,, >''i'''' -" ''0 N''''
'" ''n'' ''"e N''"7 ''
- W. "'9 T.
''5.'.' "' " .'H'" s'''''H' In'"t'''"'
FIRE.
@.. Todd submitted report from the
....t,y on t0,. Fire Department IN refer
ro'lr I,'5tiuu ot Mrs. NJ. l.. Irwin, to
"a !rIu-.. .n''A.ug on the corner Of
. u'y.rjntN :ua Broad streets. rcmanGing
iii .rr, 20 ~" Council Mr.. Todd. in
roHurrlion. prc-rGtcd preamble and
. resolution Tcyuhing sad Icrmit. in nc.
..''",' VI" 'H' P'o''i0"> ~ ''e''oi' 90 Y,
II! ch'i,rt' III !'''i'"'v 10 'hc eltc ion o'
" IN buildings, ~.
'..' '''' - '>''"'''" "''> ''7'''" w.
rIoM The COMMON COUNCIL.
,.,....,. ,....,,c,I nrj;r,nca rcf,,>;,c, IN
=. any rp,rr.u>,iinr /, m, S.rYc,u, of
....y 'cr ra,t, nrlinr an ,hr Hu.tjn0s Cont
.I..n.unand ,h. n,din,rr. ,.,>..I u5.b
.. ....
'..m"n Council l1lnt resolutions from
... mmIilc" on streets proposing certain
''' ana street improvements were taken
.., '"r 'e>1'U'i1m> se'era"y cohcurrra
' hoi'". he>c RESOLUTIONS were
.".-''' III 10" N'>pH''h ia>t ursoaS.I
'".34"" N"Uhcli .'ihI resolutions from
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The cheapest COLLAR you can wear Is the EDM-
WOOD, because 1t will keep clean longer tean any
other. Try it.
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LOST. sERa,rED, AND FeAND.
PERSAGAL

l. CARD TO THE PEBLIC.-l deem it
n but ,;ac to my many fresis aud the plhIc In
general IL await for u few days my reasons OF q
,brnu"h The unex pectsd death Of my Ii s'ber IN
EUROPE. Having n :prped - person WIZ NV %'ie
ana la-,iIy. 1t Is my only .n TO settle 'iaice1 at
IN. ucst ,nolneut, whfea am much pleased '0
mad Lave been Isfgeiy exaggerated. and 10 in:inc
Kicn1soud my iaiure haae In The prosecution
nf ruusicai business an, very respectfully, ule
pu'A'N JAMES +. MCCAIN,
,,,x 125 S4iyO street.
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LIME, CEr. eNT, PLASTER.
me ! LINE. |. LINE ELL!
DO OCKLAND LIME.

nOOK AND JOB PRINTING EEAJ'Li
ID DONE At THIS OFFICE
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ra Your Life Worth 10 Cents

Sickness prevails everywhere, and
everybody complains of some disease
during their life; when sick, the object
Is to get we'll; now we say plainly that
no person in this world that is suffering
with dyspepsia, liver complaint and its
effects, such as indigestion, costiveness,
sick headache, sour stomach. heart
burn; palpitation Of the heart, depress-
ed spirits, biliousness, ETC., can take
Green August Flower without getting
relief and cure; if you doubt this, go to
your Druggist, J j. w Baker, and get
i sample bottle for 10 cents and try it,
regular size, rs cents. Two doses will
relieve you. april24tfw
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Worth Its Weight i'm Gold

Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
scoYery in medicine is DA COSTA'S RAD
JDAL CURE for Dyspepsia, Billiousness,
Constipation, Headache, loss of appetite,
distress after eating, sour stomach, etc
1t acts as no other medicine ever did,
and sure relief is guaranteed in every case
where it is faithfully used. 1t tones up
the stomach, puriies the blood, invigo-
rates the liver and drives all morbid hum
'ors from the system. If you are suffering
from any arrangement of the stomach or
liver try it. Many case Ct typhoid and
bilious fever has been prevented by its
timely use. Trial size 10 cents, sold by
d. ]. BRIDGE, Druggist,
Next door to the PostofHce
April 6, ls75-lyerd&weow
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Good Things 10 Eat.

English Chow Chow, loose in any
quantity prepared Mustard, Tomato
eGatsup, Pepper Sauce, Ocean Trout,
Canned Salmon, Canned Oysters, Smo-
ked Herring, Scotch Herring, Graniola
cor cracked wheat, Maeearoni, Canned
Fruits and Vegetables, Prunes, Orang-
.es, Lemons and Dates. Rio and pure
j ava Coffee; Chocolate and all other
-seasonable Groceries at
WISNER & SONS.
April 23-3tda1tw.
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Lost.

Between the school house on w. Burke
street and the Grammer school building
son S. Queen street, a pair of Steel Frame
.Spectacles. A liberal reward will be Civ
saa the finder by leaving them at this Of
sice. april % Std W.
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PLATTS & BEATTY
CELEBRATED
GOLDEN TONGUE
ParlOr Or 6 ans !!

A RE RANKED BY EMINENT MUSI-
"A clans and distinguished men of honor
throughout the world, as the leaaing Par.
Tor Organs now in use We challenge any
maker to equal them For Church, Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, as well as the Par
lor, they haze no equal. Testimonials and
cards of honor are constantly being receiv-
ed in their favor. An effer Where we
have no agents, we will allow any one
wishing to purchase one Of our organs.
the agents discount. also to any response
bic party wishing to purchase one of our
organs from distance, and prefer to ses
and examine it before paying for it, the
same viii be granted them by sending US a
recommendation from the cashier of their
nearest bank, or some prominent man in
their vicinity, in proof of their response
bility. and if the organ is not just as repre-
sented, they have the liberty to return the
same at our expense, we pay the freight
both ways. 1t is with pleasure we intro
duce the GOLDEN TONGUE, knew
ing taat it will give universal satisfaction.
as it possesses many advantages over ali
Others. The tone excels in filIness, and
the deep vibration of sounds, an evidence
that it stands first as to merit of all must
cal instruments now Ia use.
Send for oui price list and list of testi-
monials, as we have them from persons
who have been using our organs from the
past six months to seventeen years. Ad-
dress.
n
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-04-24

A large lot of Ladies and Misses shoes
and CATERS just received, and which
will be sold very low for cash at
DEATRICK'S,
april 10twf