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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-22

BOARD OF PUBLIC INTEREsTs.--A meeting
of the Board Of Public Interests was held il
the Council chamber yesterday afternoon,
President Bradley II. johnson in the chair.
Present: MesSrs. Lewis D. Crcnshaw, X. r..
Blankenship, George l.. Christian. and w.
II. Scott.
The President announced that the only
business before the Board would be the con.
sideration of the resolutions presented to the
Board of Aldermen as their last meeting
relative to an amendment to the city charter
on the subject of tobacco inspections, &c.
On motion, the Board adopted report
prepared by General Bradley T. johnson,
and directed that the same be reported to
the Board of Aldermen with the recon-
mendation that it be adopted, and that the
resolutions presented to that body be agreed
to.
This report states that if this city were
allowed to regulate inspections Of tobacco
the interests Of trade, Of the producer, and
of the community, would require that such
inspections should be made voluntary.
The Board therefore recommend that the
resolutions do pass, hoping thereby, at any
rate, to secure this city the power to relieve
her trade OF burden which is Injurious to
it; and TO that extent to make her commerce
as free and untrammelled as that OF the great
est and most prosperous cities.
The Board also discussed the proposed
substitute to Senate bill (tbe statistical billy
"to provide for more specific reports Of the
transportation Of produce over the railroads
and canals Of the State" proposed by the
Committee on Inland Trade Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. No action was reached.
Adjourned
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE JANUARY 81, 1S75.-
Henry Hill, care Of W. B. Chapman, Corpus
Christi; V. G. Hundly; Mr.. Louis 9. Smith,
Columbia, s. c.; Mrs. Maria C. Moore, west
Leigh street, 50s city; Mr.. Booton Hill, at
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
Company; John G. Clarke, No. 80 west Paul
street. Baltimore, Md; Mr.. James A. Peter
SOB, Mountain Bow post-offiee, Henrico
county, Va; Mr.. George Walker, Richmond,
Va; Moses Myers, 100 east Broad street,
Richmond, Va; Mr. Wellington Goddin,
Richmond, Va; Irwin Archer, Richmond,
Va; Mr.. Berry Hardin, Rockets Old Field,
Richmond, Va. /; MIR. Isaacs, c1re of MIR. Tray
lor, No. 7 west Cary, Richmond, Va; one
illegibly.addressed letter.
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4 RoBBEH FIRED UpoN AND CAPTURED BY
TIE polIcE.-About 9 O'Clock yesterday
morning Policeman Henry Charter, While
walking his beat on Ninth street near Ham 5
Hail. observed two men carrying a heavy
bag between them and acting in suspicious
manner. he hailed them and asked what
they were doing, Whereupon they dropped
the bag and ran. Becoming instantly con-
yinced that they were thieves he ordered
them to halt. and failing t0 do so he fired at
them two shots. They separated, taking
opposite directions, and he pursued one who
fled in the direction of the City Spring lot,
and thence down Seventh street and to the
foot of Sixth street at the gully. AT this
latter point Policeman Maurice Griffin, who
had heard the firing, intercepted and captured
the fugitive. Policeman Griffin asked him
what he was running for and who had fired,
and he replied that drunken boy had fired
at him. This story was not believed, and
Policeman Griffin started of with the man,
who proved to be Archie Hays (colored), and
they soon came up with Policeman Char
ter. The bag dropped was found to con.
tain ten or twelve boxes Of cigars, a lot OF
champagne, and several pound. cakes; all of
which was identified as the property of Peter
Pacini, confectioner on Main street few
doors below the st. Charles Hotel, whose
store was entered and robbed by the two
men shortly before they were seen on Ninth
street. Hays will be examined by the Police
Justice this morning, and it Is hoped bis
companion in iniquity will soon be caught.
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SENT TO THE UNITED STATES GRAND JURY.
G. A. Shepherd, who was arrested onWed-
nesday for attempting to utter a national.
bank note "raised' from 81 to $40, was ex.
amined by United, States Commissioner At
kins yesterday. Captain Disney testified that
the young man confessed to him that he
knew the character Of the note before he
offered to utter it. Shepherd told John
son, the colored huckster, that he got the note
from bar-room near the Second Market.
lie told Captain Disney and the Commits
sioner that be received it on the railroad in
the course of his Snack-seling business. He
was sent on for indictment and held to an.
swer in the sum of $4,000, which surety be
being unable to give he was committed to Jail.
The lowest term of imprisonment for one
convicted of the offence with which be is
charged is five years, and he may be fined
81 LOCO.
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TTlHE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
In its extent and equipment, IL unequailed by
a,v printing establishment in the SoutE Has large
and ampIe facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly and neatly executed, and at low prices.
coon WORK, GOOD MATERIAL. AND salts
faction GUARANTEED. Look at some OF our
prices: 200
RIrptyEss CARDS So to IS per 1000.
VISITING CARDS Soc 70 81 Tor oU.
Letter HEADS - TO 1910 per rean.
RIII HEADS - to IL per ream.
CfPCULARS $3.50 to 81 per 1,OU0.
HASpBILLs 81 to IS per lou.
Corresponding low prices for other xmas u
work. ,vopr sro-
e,,,ry. The fact that we have for the past twenty
1--WE wears been doing the most Of this class OF "orx
Is evidence that we are prepared 70 DO IL promptly
aud satisfactorily. "a Ti2st 80. a..
Orders respectfully solicited, and Satisfaction
given In prices and work.
we particalarly invite attention 10 the Dsaouiu'
and useful TRANSsER INKS that we are now
using. They have been but recently introduces,
but are already extensively used by railroad ana
s,e.mboat psnies banks. merchants, and otners'
We are now furnishing these INKS 10 AL Ses
1oRs anoH quality thst can ee copiea any H. q !,
or fiune amer being printed. Tney wiu COPY sIsatis
and distinctly in the ordinary eo"A.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

TRIED FOR PEDDLIEG.--Y Yesterday Mr.. d.
Gerhardt was fined 50 at the Police Court
for peddling cigars without license. lie
was afterwards arrested on capias from the
Hastings Court charging him with violation
of the State revenue law, taken before the
bar, and bailed for bis appearance at the next
term Of the court in the sum of 1900.
HUsT1NGs CoURT.-The following business
was transacted in this court yesterday:
In the case of Sweeney Us. Gibbs the prose-
cutor acknowledged satisfaction, and the case
was dismissed.
Dr.'Edward Archer and Isaac Kahn were
fued % each for contempt CT court.
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The VIRGINIA RIDING CLUB.-We men,
toned yesterday that Captain Philip Haxall,
at the last meeting of the Virginia Riding
Club, was elected president. The following
officers were also elected: D. s. Watson,
first vice. president; General Fitz Lee, Sc
cond president; A. G.. Taylor, third
e.president; IT. NJ. Hewett, fourth vice
president; C. Shirley Harrison, fifth vice
president: Colouel Thomas L. Crouch, Sc
cretary; P. f. Boyle, clerk. Executive
Committee: Major T. w. boswell, Philip
HaxaIl D. S. Watson, J. c. Smith, r. Snow
den Anderson.
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The Bill EXTENDING TIE TINE FOR TIE
COLLECTION OF TAxEs.-The following Is the
text of the "biil for extending the time for
the collection Of county and township leyies
for the year 1874" which was approved on
the Goth instant. 1t is of importance to tax
PAYERS generally, and especially to collectors
and their sureties, and 10 officers Of courts !:
/. Be it enacted By the General Assembly
of VIRGINIA, That the several collectors OF
taxes and county and township levies of the
cities, towns, and townships OF this State
be allowed until the 1st day of June, 1870,
instead of the 1st day of March, 1870, as
now provided by law, to proceed with and
close up their several collections; and that
the several treasurers Of the counties and
corporations of this State be allowed until
the 1st of June, 1875, to make their final set.
tIement with the collectors in their respee-
tive counties and corporations; and that the
said treasurers be allowed until the 10Th day
Of June, 1876, to make their final settlement
with the Auditor Of Public Accounts Pro-
Uided, The extension OF time hereby granted
shall not apply to taxes and county and
township leyies already collected and In the
hands of the said officers, and that all collec-
tons which may be made by them prior to
the first day of June, 1875, shall be paid into
the treasury of the State, as now prescribed
by law Prouided further, That the several
treasurers and collectors of taxes, and coun-
ty. city, and township leyies of this State,
shall, before they are allowed to discharge
these duties of their office under the pro-
visions of this act, obtain the consent OF their
suretes Provided, That the consent OF the
suretes of said collectors and treasurers may
be given in person before the county Judge
in term-time or vacation, or by writing
signed by such sureties or by power OF attor-
ney authorizing some other person 10
sign their names thereto. Said writ
ing to be duly recorded by the
clerk Of the county court, and certlhec
to the Auditor Of Public Accounts Prc'
vided, That if the said treasurers and COL
lcctors shall fail to renew their bonds as
herein provided their offices shall be deemed
vacant, and the vacancy shall he filled in the
manner now provided by law: and pro-
vided further, That it shall not be lawful for
the collectors to sell for the said taxes before
the 1st day of April, 1875. The several col
ectors and treaSurcrs of the counties OF tins
Commonwealth are hereby required to make
payment on the first Of every month OF 81!
amounts received up to said dates.
2. This act shall be in force from its passage
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CHAscERY CoURT OF RICHMOND, THURS.
pAY.-Judqe E. II. Fttzhugh presidlng.-The
following cases were disposed OF:
Boghiols es. Newkirk, &c. decree ,:sa con
firmng report of commissioner as1o o,spo,
sition of the fund ordered to be made by a
former decree in this cause.
Strother's guardian us. Strother, &c. De'
cree modifying decree OF January II, lo.o,
so as to appoint different commlsslo9el W
make the investment thereby oraefeu, auu
approving and confirming the report Oh Com
missioner Evans as to the investment hete'
tofore ordered to be made by him. :
Spilman, administrator, &C., cs' Curries
heirs. Decree referring cause to acommis'
sioner for inquiry and report.
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'PERsoSAL.-Mr. B. W. Hoxsey, of Gull
peper, brother-in-law OF United States Dis
trict Attorney Lewis, has been appinted as
sistant district attorney in place of Major
William F. Worthington, resigned.
Councilman NJ. L. Straus is much better.
Senator Charles Herndon, Of the Frede-
rieksburg district, returned to bis seat yes
terday.
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IRON, STEEL, sc.

full assortment OF best REFINED lRoss
.Ess p - cousSsiug OF ~
pnpSos. souAR ss, FLATS. and s5iAffiaG, !,
owls. HALf:OyALs, and HALf.aouApss'' . sau
moor: ,,nns anS strxr.
HORSESHOE, SAIs-kops..,N NJ srrsa TSi.A ala.s'.
Nalps Nt.as 1sn sns; ID; AMERICAN BiIsrEsxD sTsiL,
GERaAN and .Ia .na M n...s AID and SrxLrzR,
sos ssle by uropTtI 4W 4 co,
10 lA-Stsw3a 9. g = " oss lAA : sA,
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THE WREN CASE TO BE DECIDED To-Day.
In consequence of the unavoidable absence
from court yesterday of Judge Christian the
opinion Of the Supreme Court in the Wren
case, which has been written by him, was
not delivered. Judge Moncure announced
that the opinion would be given this morn
ing at II O'Clock, which is an hour earlier
than the court usually meets.
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A RICHMOND SAILOR DRowNED.-We have
received a letter from Captain A. ". Shaw,
OF the bark Harriet F. Hussey, OF Rich,
m mond, Me-, announcing that Ben. Brese, aged
twenty years, Dative of Richmond, Va,
and one of bis crew, was washed overheard
few weeks ago during gale of wind. The
relatives or friends of Mr.. Brese can obtain
fuller particulars by addressing the owners
of the Harriet f. Hussey at Richmond, Me.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

,RAl~. ATTENTION = Parade at
l ,liVlS,t iiall on FRIDAY NIGHT next H
,.,..u.I m iilf!-nc>S uniform iur Inspection ~
- .l,ILpIlN>uN. Aicr rin~prcii"u4itr'rrIHl IL
..., v il to- ,ld for assessment oi hnts, l'aH
.. .lif,,. a.. sycry InriIhcr must bc prc>rhi.
r-r.t.. ~, or dry. unless prevented b. sick
. I. order ul captain Ko>SikuA.
p';, : }. SMITH, First Sergeant
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
Chapman and ais, Us. Commonwealth. From
the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond.
Affirmed. Judge Moncure delivering the
opinion Of the court.
Kelly, survivor, ps. The Board of Public
Works. From the Circuit Court OF the CITY
of Richmond. Reversed. Judge Anderson
delivering the opinion Of the court.
Ferrell us. Brewis's administrator. From
the Corporation Court of Alexandria. Re-
yersed. Judge Staples delivering the opln'
ion of the court.
Commonwealth for, &C., Us. Holmes
From the Circuit Court Of Southampton
Reversed. Judge Bouldin delivering the
opinion Of the court. r,ur
argued and submitted.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company vs. Richmond; and Mil
Ter and ais. vs. Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac Railroad Company, will Dc
called this morning after the decision 10
Wren vs. Commonwealth Is rendered.
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CHARGED WITH DEALING IN CONTRABAED
ToBAcco.-Albert Rush, a colored man, who
keeps store on Eighteenth street, and VINO
was arrested upon the charge preferred by
Private Detective Craddock of dealing in
contraband tobacco, was yesterday examined
by Commissioner NJ. f. Peasants and sent
on to the grand jury. Bail in the sum of
$500 was allowed and given.
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Wedding parties furnished by d. COLUMBUS.
Balls, soirees, &C., SCI we'd by ID. COLUMBUS.
The best ICE CREAM ut d. CoLUMBUS'S..
WINE and FRUIT JELLY at %. CoLUMBUs's.
Best CALIFORNIA PEARS at ID. CoLuABUs's.
Real MALAGA GRAPES 1T ID. CoLUMBUs'S.
Sweet JAMAICA ORANGES at ID. .COLUMBUS'S.
More goods for your money at D. CoLuMBUs's
321 Broad street, than at any other establishment
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MEETING OF PuBL1c-scHooL TEACHERS OF
HryR1co AND CHESTERFIELD CoUNT1Es.-A
meeting of the publie.school teachers OF
Henrico ard Chesterfield counties Will oe
held at the Bethel school, in this city, at Il
O'Clock tomorrow.
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SMALL Yesterday afternoon quan.
tity of paper took fire accidentally at Messfs
FERGUSON g. Rady's printing establishments
after the office had been closed for the day,
and would probably have resulted disas' us
trously but for its timely discovery and ex-
tjnppishment.
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DREwRY's BLUFF PosT.OFFIcE DIscoNTIN'
UEp.-The post-of1ce at DreWry's Blutf, on
the Petersburg railroad, has been dlsconsln-
ned for want OF a candidate for the Once.
All mail for that point will be found at the
Richmond Office.
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OyERCoATs-E. b. SPENCE & SON.
E,B. SPENCE & SOS-Oyercoats.
Oyercoats-E. 3. SPENCE & SON.
E.B. SPENCE Sc SoN-Overcoats.
PembJ oke shirts-E. 3. SPENCE i son.
E.B. SPENCE & SoN-Pembroke shirts.
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APPOINTMENT OF NoTARIEs.-Goyernor
Kemper Yesterday appointed John w: Mat
lev. of PittsyIvania Courthouse, and W. W..
Larkin, of the city of Lynchburg, notarles
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TRACK TAKEN UP.-In accordance with an
order ofthe Councils q number OF hands were
engaged yesterday in taking up the unused
railway track on Grace between First and
Adams streets. udG
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UNION BANK.-The stockholders Of this
bank met yesterday over the First National
Bank, and without transacting any business
adjourned to meet on Monday next, the
25th OF January, at P. M.
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& CoNyIor RECEIVED Henry Tisdale, con.
victedi In the county of Meckfenburg Of ma
licious stabbing, and sentenced 10 the peui-
tentiary for three years, was received in that
institution yesterday.
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THE FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNIEG.-Just De-
fore 3 o'clock yesterday morning one of the
stationary men in Company C's engine-house
heard the cry Of Helpi Help! which pro-
eeeded from kitchen, occupied by negroe7,
adjoining Company C's stable on the south.
In a moment the watcbman saw that the
kitchen was not only in flames, but that the
company's stable was also on fire, and the
flames spreading very rapidly. The tiremen
turned out promptly, and attached their hose
to two plugs adjacent to the fire. The water
supply. in this part of the city Is excellent,
and good plug-stream would therefore be
ample to put out any ordinary fire. Unfor-
tunately, however, the plugs which were
brought into requisition had been used very
recently, and the water left in them had
frozen, and they were therefore temporarily
useless. Meanwhile an alarm was turned
In at Box No. Z, and responded to by the
fremen required to answer an alarm from
that box. The men from the Broad.Street
engine-house came down and attached their
hose TO plug near the market. A good
stream from this quarter was soon playing
upon the fire, and minute or two later the
frozen plugs were opened and the fire was
speedily put out.
The loft Of the stable contained about fif-
teen bales of hay, oats, and other feed; set
of wheels belonging to the engine, med-
cine chest, a few sections of hose, and lot
of rubbish; all of which were burned, en-
failing q loss to the city of about S400.
1t is proposed, we believe, to give this
company new engire-house, fer the pres
ent one Is about to tumble down; and the
burning of their stable at this time will,
therefore, be an inconsiderable matter. 1t is
a wonder that it has not been burned before.
1t was separated from the kitchen just de-
stroyed by thin board partition. The
room over the kitchen in which the fire
originated was perfect fre.trap. 1t is be-
licyed that a piece Of wood fell from the
stove or fireplace while the tenant was ab'
sent, and fire was thus communicated to the
rags and trash upon the floor and set the
building to burning. The cry of help came
from little negro child, who would probably
have been burned to death but for the
pror,ptness of Policeman Allen, who rem
dered valuable aid at the fire. No blame can
hardly be attached to the frenlen belonging
10 Company c for the burning of the stable.
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TOHN LATOUCHE, ~
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
9I7 MAIN STREET,

offers large stock Of goods at reduced prices In
tending to clear out the winter stock.
15OPANT Patterns,
100 BUSINESS SUITiNGS,
$50 VEST PATTERNS.
Also, ENGLISH woRSTEDs, CLOTHS, DOE
SKINS, and BEAVERS, varied In style, color,
weave and finish
The fabrics have been selected with great care,
and viii be made up in the best manner. Now Ii
the time to buy. ao
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PARDON REFUsED.-The Governor yester.
day refused to pardon Frank Giles and
Amanda Withers, who were sent to the city
Jail by Justice White for petit larceny.
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THE WEATHER To-DAY.-Fron our r's
ports hiS morning The probabilities are that
the ,ccather today eciU be cloudy acith light
rain or Snn1r
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.NECUiOR'S NOTICE.

RICHMOND. January IL, 1875.
Persons having claim, against the estate OF
GlD!.CE y. EARh tR, d"ccIscd OF lltnrico
,.aruIy "iil pre- eat them. properly authenticated
g. ~, u4d.! Iud iUr sctttr mcut, ana ii! parties
.,.,Ht.I ;o .d r-lae are notified 10 promptly set
I,ta.s sane. T. WILEY DAVIS,
Sis. lS.Iui~ Executor.
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Police COURT, YEsTERDAY--Justtce j. u.
White presiding.-Mary Ann. Johnson,
charged with stealing iron from the Chesa'
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, was
discharged.
Thomas Nichols, charged Yith assaulting
and beating Johanna Feehele, was dis
charged.
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COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS AND SALARlEs-Mr::
Samuel 81. Pulliam was on yesterday eiecte9
chairman OF the Committee on Ciaims auu
Salaries in place Of Mr. Q. =. Wntioek' re-
signed.
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AVOID RHEUMATISM.-To avoid rheumatism bu!
the medicated red fiaunel shirts and drawers from
Z. B. SPENCE & Son.
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BLANKETS AND QUILTS AT>GREATLY REDUCED
prices at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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COLD WEATHER.-To keep warm during this colo
spell buy heavy merino undershirt from <. 3
SPENCE & SOS.
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SYcLE BROTHERS OFFER LONDON SUIT1NGs
nearly yard wide, at 2Hc. worth zoe.
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KEEP WARM this cold spell oy buying your over
coats and clothing from E. B. SPENCE & Son.
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SYCLE BROTHERS OFFER SPECIAL INDUCE
MESTs in Brown and Bleached Table Liuens, Tow
els Napkins and Doylies.
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SANDAL TIES-IMPoRTANT NOTICE TO LADIES,
A new supply of those beautiful SANDAL TIES al
G. L. SEIGELS, 321 Broad street.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN s sHANDKERCHIEFS.-
The largest assortment in the city at BROTH
FRS'.
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TILE LARGEST STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOODS In
the city is at SYcLE BROTHERS.. Gro and convince
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DO NOT FORGET TO GO TO SYCLE BROTHERS If
YOU are In need of Irish linen. They have over
10000 yards (remnauts) which they offer ut great
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TXCELSIOR MARKET,
No. 2o4 EAST BROAD STREET.

1wou,d most respectfully call the attention OF my
friends palrois, and the public In general 10 ths
above market, where they can be suppileo WIZ az
W. kinds OF
FRESH ME- ATS,
sucb as choice BEEF. MUTTON, VEAL PQsh, ,1ns ama
sIsn VxsETAnLEs OF ali kinds, DRIED FRUITS,
TsSSrn 9tss FRUITs, FISH, and OYsTERs-in TACT,
everything found In 1rst-class provision ssors.
Your patronage Is most respectfully sohcieu'
ta19-6s' in' 0' AS
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BEAUTIFUL TAsusE CLOTHS at SYCLE BEo
THEIRS for soc. worth fully 40c.
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FIVE HUNDRED pieces new dress goods just
opened at SYCLE BROTHERS,.