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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-15
VOL. XLVII.

Police Court, SATURDAT.-Polsce.Jn Jnst,ce
Joseph j. White pyesidiag.-Thc following
cases were disposed of:
Elizabeth Lowry, a resident OF Goochiano
county, charged with being drunk, was ais
charged and ordered to leave the city.
Henry Wilson, charged with feloniousiy
cutting and attempting to kill Andrew NY
ers, was fined $40.
John Green, charged with Stealing IS In
United States currency from Mrs. Saran
EIam, was sent to jail for sixty days.
Emma Irving and Lucy BroWn, chargeo
with a>sauting Ann Carter with brick.
were discharged. 49,,
The case of Richard Bayley, charged with
cutting Pleasant Mills with 4 knife, was
called. DR.. Tabb, the physician attending
the wounded man, stated that Mills was un
able to appear. The case was continued ioi
ten DAYS
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Another AntidOte for Civil Rights
MIR. Giimau-s Bill Repeuted i'm ths
Delaware LeSislnture.

to-day gave notice Of his desire to introduce
a bill entitled "An act In relation TO certain
classes of persons exercising public employ
ment."
The bill provides that keepers Of hotels. Ia
verns, &C., shall not be obliged by law to fur
nish refreshments and entertainment to per-
sons whose reception or refreshment may be
offensive to the major portion of their Gus.
toners, or injure their business. There are
similar provisions for places of amusement,
public carriers, passengers, &c.
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TO BIZ HUSG NEXT FRIDAY.-1t IS stateC
that Major W. W. Thornton, OF BrentsYllle
received Il letter from Governor hemper {
trw days ago stating that application haC
been made TO him to respite Jesse Fouks
sentenced TO be hing on the 18th OF thi:
month tor the murder Of the Herndon family
consisting of man and wife and coored
boy, on the 5th day Of December, 1874, in
the county of Prince William. and request
ius the Major to 90 to the Jail and see the
condemned IRAN and ascertain, il he could,
If such respite would be advisable.
Mayor thornton visited Fouks Oh Wednes-
day last, and held 4 conversation with him,
IN which conVcl siion the prisoner reiterated
his guilt, and said he thought he ought to be
iun". Major Thornton has sent the result
"f this interview, and also q copy of the Ma
n1S,aa Gazette containing Fouk's confession
10 The Governor. It is probable thar Fouks
viii be hung on the appointed day unless the
Executive intcrtercs-
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Stolen Property Recovered.

CINCINNATI, March 13.-Arthur NJ. Page,
who in connection with a notorious tibet
known as Numbering jack" robbed l.. L.
Lowndes at ClarksbuIg, w. Va, in Februa-
ry last, of 100000 worth of Government
bonds, and who was arrested and brought to
this .cityxsbas finally divulged the wherea.
bouts of '$50,0 900 worth of the stolen bonds,
and that amount has been recovered.
Numbering Jack" is now in Jail at Co.
lumbus, Ohio, and requistion from the
Governor of West Virginia is expected TO-
day.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
United States senate-Extra Session

WASHINGTON, March 13. 1875.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. EDMUNDs, of Yer
mont, moved to amend the resolution for tb
admission of Pinchback by inserting tb,
word I" not" before the word "admitted. :
so that it would read: Resolued. That P
B. S. Pinchback be not admitted,,' SC. II,
said as it was the understanding that no yot,
the vote on the amendment now.
Mr.. THURMAN, of Ohio, then took the floor
.and spoke in opposition to the admission o.
the applicant.
the day, and was only enlivened by Messrs
MORTON and THURMAN accusing each other o.
a lack of legal lore.
In executive session Boswell was confirmed
postmaster of Camden, S. G.
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ONLY THREE DAYS MoRE.-Nessrs. Cook &
LAUGHToN announce that the great bankrupt sale
of dry goods at 1909 Main street will be continued
for three days more-Monday, Tues day, and Wed
nesday-in order to close out the balance Of goods
now remaining on hand All those having goods
ON deposit are requested to call at once and take
them away .4a-.
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Committed to Jail.

PATERSON, n. j.. March 13.-Dr. Richard
having applied to the courts for discharg'
as an insolvent, his application was granted
to-day. His creditors at once filed an appeal
undertaking to show that he had got rid O
his property in order to detraud them. Th'
principal creditor is Walter Schsfer, the boy
to whom a jury awarded $4,000 for alleged
malpractice by Richards. The defendan
was committed to jail.
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The Introductory lee.
ture of the spring aud summer course will
be delivered 10y DR.. Shelton tomorrow at II
O'Clock. A ri pc medical scholar, he will give
the students discourse which they will hear
With profit and pleasure. Already a consld-
cradle number are in the city, and the com-
ing Class promises to bc very fine one.
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FINED FOR ORDINANCE F1oLATIoSs.-Ihe
Police Justice imposed the following fines
on Saturday for violation Of the ordinances OF
the city:
James C. Smith was fined $3.50 for fast
driving.
Columbia Watkins, for allowing vicious
dog to run at large, was fined 81, and the
dog ordered TO be killed if not removed from
tbseity in twenty.tours.
Gardner Thompson, for firing a pistol IN
the CITY limits, was fined 81.
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Catholics OF Americ1, and of marking The
progress Of Catholicism in the United States.
ROME, March 13.-Count Marefoskey, OF
the Noble Guards, serving the Pope. will
start from Rome Immediately for New York,
bearing the bretta," or official notification.
to Archbishop McCloskey of bis elevation to
the cardinalship. and a few days subsequently
Monseigneur Rocetti will follow with the
Cardinals hat.
Ireland.
ELECTION oP JOHN Mitchell.
CORE, March 12.-The following Is the
vote cast in the Parliamentary election in Tip
perary yesterday: Mitchell, 3,l14; Moore
Conservative. 746.
TIPPEgARY. March 49, Considerable dis.
order prevailed last night on account Of some
citizens refusing 10 illuminate their houses
in honor af Mitcheli's reelection. Several
houses were sacked.
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Horrible Case of Suicide.

New YORK, March 13.-This afternoon an
unknown man walked into the planning mill
at No. 1G3 Bank street, and while the ma.
chiDery was working suddenly jumped into
it. Before it could be stopped he was cut up
into pieces, which were afterwards swept up
and taken to the station-hOuse.
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ST. PATRICk's DAY.-Gcneral 2. T. Moore,
president of the lIibernian Society, an
nonuces this morning that all lrishmcn %hp
do not belong TO other societies, and who
desire to participate in the celebration of st.
patrick's Day, are to meet in their various
wards and proceed to the place Of general
rendezvous. The notice will be found else
where.
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TIE OrERA.-Flotow'> grand opera Stra-
della will be presented at the Richmond
Theatre on the 12th of April under the au-
spices OF the GcSangyerein Virginia, com.
posed Of number OF well-known German
citizens OF Richmond.
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FOR RENT-SrORES.

Iii
No, 1909 Main street below Fourteenth: large
DWELLING above; recently occupied by Mr. II.
). Kaufman.
AlsD, No. 1924 Maa- between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets: in nice repair; two rooms
above; water and gas.
Also. No. 1926 Main, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets two rooms above.
Also. No. S25 Main, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. recently occupied by W. j. Anderson, Esq
good business stand.
DWELLINGS.
No SIC Franklin, between Third and Fourth
streets; ten rooms: kitchen, stable, &C.; in first
rate repair. Rent low.
Also, BRICK DWELLING No 104 east Main,
between First anJ Second streets; ten rooms
kitchen, &c. Rent. $500. :,
Also, BRICK HOUSE No. Ala west Marshall
street; six rooms.
Also, FRAME HOUSE No. east Canal street;
five rooms.
tween A A!hemarle and Eeverly streets
Also, FRAME HOUSE No. 3l7 west Main
street: six rooms and Kitchen.
Apply to FRANK d. HILL,
Real Estate Agent,
NH 1S-9t l1CS Main street.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-SHIRTa made to Or
der and perfect fit guaranteed, sale. by e. B.
SPENCE G. son, merchant tailors, 1900 Main street.
Large variety or cloths, coatings, and casstmeres
hand, and will be made to order iu the best STYLE
Call at 1900 Main street for your clothing, shirts,
and furnishing goods.
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FIRE.--Thc alarm Of fire on Saturday after.
noon at 4:35 O'Clock from Fire-sta!on
(rhird polIce-station) was caused by the
partial burning of the roof of framed
dwelling at the corner Of Prentis's alley and
Duval street. Damage triiing.
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Fishiue-srh0Oners Lost.

GLOUCESTER, MAS, March 13.-The fish
ing-schooner Sarah Ii. Cressy has been ab
sent eleven weeks, and is given up rs lost
She had crew of twelve men. This make
the fourth vessel from this port lost in tb
past two months and al aggregate of forty
three men.
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TWO FEMALES CHARGED WITH RoBsERY.--
Saliie johnson and Martha Twine were ar
rested on Saturday afternoon by Sergeant
Daniel Wren, Of the First police district,
cl'argcd With stealing $25 from the person
Of Charles Wippert. The accused were
lock d up at the First station, and will have
he.ulns before the Police Justice this
MOruiIg.
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SxsT o. FOB FoRGERY-John Robinson
and Laura Payne, charged With ieloniousiy
forging the D.Hme OF MIR. Bailey to an order
for SI.50 on William Il. Taylor, were exam
ired by Justice White on Saturday and sent
OF 10 the graad jury Of the Hastings Court.
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The Railroad War-No Prospect Of
Adjustment.

New York, March ia morning paper
says: The prospects now are that Instead o
an agreement tetwecn the Pennsylvania
Central and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
there will be a general railroad war in the
course of a few weeks, in which the rates
will be cut down TO very low figures.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEW;
ENGLAND.

England. =
LONDON, March 13.-Messrs. John G. I'm.
thurn s. Co., merchants, No. East India
avenue, have failed. Liabilities, 10000, 900.
Holland and Denmark have ratified the
treaty for postal union.
France.
PARIS, March lathe Assembly passes
the military reorganization bill to-day.
A new President of the Assembly, to sue
ceed NJ. Buffet, will be chosen Monday.
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Obituary.

PHILADELPHIA, March ia. B. Brown,
formerly postmaster, and for many years pre-
sident of the Fidelity and Safety Trust Com.
paDy Is dead.
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CoSvlcrs.-There were received at the
penitentiary on saturday from Albemarle
county Benjamin Franklin, to serve hVe
years for burglary, and William Swarm, to
serve three wears for houSe-OseaklDg.
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TIE THEATRE To.NIGHT. Tonight Miss
Lucille Western, supported by Mr. Whaley,
will appear in East Lynne, and during the
week she will give Us her famous rendition
OF Nancy Sykes.
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INSURANCE 1nrpaI1re

RICHMOND, VA, March II, 1875.
TT y. WILKINSON, ESQ.,, PRESIDENT
" s0F VIRGINIA PROTECTION LlPE-IN-
SURASCE COMPANY: DEAR S1H,-ftaviug act
ed az the attorneys for Mrs. ELIZABETH WAti-
NER In the settlement OF the loss, under policy
No. IS, issued upon the life OF her late husband
VALENTINE A. WAGNER, by your c-Dpaay. .
we take pleasure In acknowledging the satisfactory
aud prompt payment OF the smouDt OF the claim
when. by the condition OF the policy, is would be
payable.
From all we have learned Of the working Of the
Company. the high character Of Its officers, and
from the fact that II Is Virginia company. we
cordially recommend * 10 the patronage OF vtrgiH-
bans. Yours, very respectfully,
NH 12-d&w3t HUWARD& WISE.
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Steamer Sunk and Loss Of Life.

V1cKsBURG, March l3.-The steamer b:
II. Hart is reported to have sunk at Island
1O2 by running against drift. Hardy Hem
deon, the clerk, jumped overboaH and was
drowned. Ten or fifteen negro deck.passen-
gers are supposed to be drowned.
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DE KOyen and Jaeger.

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 13.-The stand
ing committee of South Carolina has con
sented to DR.. Jagger's conservation, but re
fused consent to DR.. De KoreD.
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~ N. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN
RICHMOND. VA. representing the at!
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
siJRANCE COMPANY, OF London and E6sn'
burgh ,Engiand-capi:al, u 100000 gold:
natl Ohio-assets ever 81. 100000; s r
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COAPA.
NY. of New York--asseis over 100000:
LYSCHIURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, OF Lynehburs, VA.--sassu OWE
'"sTr,ANTfC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
prnokiyn. II. Y,-asse.s over s340.900..
pHENIx INSURANCE COMPANY. OF BROOK
,yn' \. Y.-asseTs over $4,000. 900. 80. -. -,
par;umonIh Va.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF yirdns, SiS y;
oeO. Losses eqpitaoly adjusted and promptly ps!a
at this agency. Applications So'aeaea' anu "a Ia :
s,ate attention given thereto. .d<4a " Az
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AMERICAN CARDINAL.

ROME, March 12.-The Voce de Verata says
the Pope confers the cardinals hat on Arch
bishop McCloskey not only on account OF the
personal merits of that prelate, but because
the Holy See is desirous Of honoring the
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ELECTION OP JOHN mitchell.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PAR-FIXrURES. &C., OF THE GRANT
- HOUSE FOR SALt.-The proprietor OF the
above House, No. 20l5 Main street, offers ss pri-
yate sa'e the
BAR-FIXrUREs and LEASE OF HOUSE. .
Also. a BAGATELLE TABLE and the stock o (
LIQUORS on hand. For terms, &C., apply on the
premises. ..4n.Eg mft12 3t*
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Financial Embsrrassme In Non
freal.

MONTREAL, March 13.-Simpson, White
head & Co., importers of saddlery, hard
ware, &C., have suspended ; and Armstrong
Brothers, commission merchants, and Greer
Brothers, boot and shoe manufacturers, have
made assignments. 1t is rumored that an
other large wholesale house is much straight
ened. These commercial difficulties are at
trtuted to the stringency of the money
market and the weakness of monetary insti'
tutions on which these firms depended.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Theodore p. Randolph,
United States senator from New Jersey, was
at the st. James Hotel in this city OH Satur-
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The Louisiana Arbitration.

New YORK, March 13.-The Louisiana ar.
bitration committee rea,sembled at. Mr..
Phelps's Office this morning. but nothing is
known as to what transpired.
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WHY FILL your clidren's stomachs with quack
medicines! Use FLEAING's " Santouine" worm
confecuons and restore them to health Sold every
where.
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TIE COMMON CoUSclL.-The meeting OF
the Common Council will be held this alter
noon ut 5 o'clock.
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The Montgomery, Ala, CIVIL Rights
Case.

MONTGOMERY, March 13.--The negroes
who were refused tickets TO Cal. Wagncr'S
performance few nights since swore out d
new warrant to-day for Mr.. Wagner and bi.
ticket agent. The folmer Was discharged
by the United States Commissioner and the
latter bound over in $500 TO appear at the
next term of the United States Court.
This case has caused several theatrical
companies to cancel their engagement for this
city,
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AS SPRING IS APPROACHING you Will find more
satisfaction in wearing the Warwick and Elmwood
collars than any other.
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MONEY! wish to buy II 2 600 worth Of Isaacs
Taylor & Williams's one, two and three years. pa
per. W. l.. FLEMING, 1920 Main street, Rich
mond, Va.
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CoJoneI NcCIure's PAPER.

PHILADELPHIA, March 13.--Colonel Nc:
Clure's paper, the Times, successor to the
Aqe, made its first appearance this morning
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Harper's Bazar and Leslte'S Lady's Jour
nal Tor this week received from J. Il. Ellyson,
lll2 Main street.
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DiStillery Burned .

STIRLING, ILLINOIS, March 13.-Miler's dis
tillery has been destroyed By fire. Loss.
go 600
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Murderer Sentenced

Murderer Sentenced.
BosToN, March 13.-James II. Costley,
convicted of the murder of Julia A. Haw.
klns, has been sentenced to be hung. :,
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Minister Schenck Wants to Come
Home.

WASHINGTON, March 13.--Minister Schemes
requests his recall from the Court of ST.
James on account of pressing private bus
ness.
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elected to the 3. W. Grand Lodge, I. Q. o.
F., which conveues in Harrisonburg on the
14th of April: Henderson Lodge, No. 195,
j. c. Wills alternate, J. r. Cogbill. Stuart
Lodge, No. IA, H. R. Gary alternate, Fl. A.
Jordan. Jackson Lodge, No. 146, r. 81.
Beazey alternate, E. Morrissette.
THE GOSPEL TABLEAUx.-Tbis fine pano-
ramic exhibition, which has been witnessed
by large audiences in Richmond, will be ex-
'hfbited at the Manchester Methodist church
tonight. The descriptive lecture will be de.
fiyered by the Rev. William A. Campbell.
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MINERAL WATER.

MINERAL WATER.
NTOTICE WATER
~ ON DRAEGHT.
We are now prepared IN furnish this cooling
oe''i"e1' POLK MILLER < CO.,
Apothecaries.
r,,1 corner Ninth and Main streets.
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EUR RENT, that very desirable MAR fs;a Efsa
Il KIT GARDEN, containing about four Ill
acres situated on Main Tor Elmwoodl srtcet, about
a quarter of mile from the city limits. ihe
ings. the place has been recently put In thorough
repair and will be rented TO good tenant FOR s30O
n.r wear Also, the following dwelling. houses
House 3O6 west Marshall street; house has six
rooms. kitchen two rooms; this house Will be put
in thor ough repair pr Ice, $500 per wear House
5000 per year. House 108 south Laurel street,
with four rooms, kitchen with two rooms price,
5000 per year. Also, many other good houses III
different localities. Apply at once to
WILLIAM X. POLK & CO, Agents,
NH 1871 No. z I enth street.
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NH 16-eod:

EOR RENT, a NEAT LITTLE FARM
a situated two miles west of the city OF Rich
mond, on The continuation OF Er yad street. con-
fuining F Fly ACRES OF FHIGHLi-lMPkOFED
LAND, with growing crops, three-quarters OF IN
acre In kale and lurnlp-saad; hot-6eds. sash, &c.
and a barn 20 nv go feet. Well suited for a dairy
and mark et-iarIn With or without the fJowing ::
Two horses one double wagon and harness, one
double and two single D!oughs. &C.; plough har-
uess forks shovcis, cuttng-knilc, &c.
TERMS OF RENTING: From the time OF renting
until The 1st of January, 1876, payable mon NY !;
and If th. personal effects are taken, satisfactory
security will be required for the treatment and re-
turn of the same. For other information, apply to
r. ID. EACHU.
NH 1O.WSS Real Estate Agent.
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1900 FIRE ASSOCIATION 1874
OF PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED MARCH 81, lS2o.j
Ohfl AL y 0UO,UUO 10
ASSETS January /, 1S75......... 3,O96,8SI IS

Ill losses sustained by the Association siuce its
oIganiZahon HAVE BEEN PROMPTLY PAID. and
amount TO 81 1872 .454. 43. TWENTY-FIVE Thou
SAND DOLLARS In United States bonds deposited
wi the Treasurer Of pirginia for security Of Ytr-
giuia policy. holders. n, 49,. u.
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EOR RENT, FOUR VERY DESIRA- =s
l. BILE ROOMS In the wing Of the Rich. EEL
mond House fronting Governor street. suitable for
logging rooms or offices. Rent very reasonable
Apply to JOHN T. GoDDIS,
Real Estate Agent.
NH Ia ct Rank and Eleventh streets.
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LOST. krRAxED. AND FOUND.

T OST, q TORTOISE.SHELL SLEEVE
he suitably rew,rued by leaving IL st this office.
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r OST, somewhere between Valentines
/ studio and Andersons gallery, . L ID
BBEASTPIN. liberal reward will be given II
left at 500 Sixth street, between Clay and Leigh.
o. OF
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RssSt,TH, SHOES DC.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!s
| ~ Latest styles BOOTS and SHOES Tor ess
gentlemen A large variety Of GENTLE-&
| Mans SLIPPERS, some new aud beautiful styles.
J LADIES "AKLINE" SLIPPckS. NEWPORT
TIES &C., &C. Sole agenrs for BaniSter 4 J he
nors fue work Trunks, Valsrs, SatchtlS. &c.
WINGU, ELLETT Il fRUMP,
1nhlO 1908 Main street.
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EOR RENT, TWO VERY PLEA-G
l. SAINT CONNECTING ROOMS on second M:I
floor. front and back; a good cooking.room and
coal -house-all very convenient. Gas and waller !;
good neighborhond. Rent moderate to quiet, nunc-
lual tenants. References exchanged. sos Third
n INlaY NH 2-ott