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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11

The Odd Fellows of Virginia City
give grand ball on the evening of April
o6th
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11

The Consolidated Virginia mine
paid $50, 900 to its employees for the month Of
March.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11
See DR.. Thomas at once!
TO The LADIES.

DOCTOR THOMAS would merely state
that he pays the utmost attention to Diseases
incidental to Females In 1864 he received n
Special Diploma from the Royal College of
Surgeons, England signed by Drs Robert Lee
and Arthur Fare, Physicians to their Royal
Highnesses the Princess of Wales and the
Duchess of Edinburgh, attesting to his pro-
ficiency and thorough knowledge of Diseases
of Women. This Diploma can also be seen
in his office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11

1t matters not what your troubles may ne,
come and let the Doctor examine your cas-
1t will cost you nothing for consultation, S,
please call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case. II he can cure
you he will tell you so if not, he will tell you
that, for he will not undertake case unless
he ia confident of effectng a cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-11
OFFICE HOURS,

FOR PRIVATE CONSULTATION, from A
NJ. to p. NJ. and G to P. VI.
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DIR. A. 3. SPLNNEY,

Well-known as founder of the Montreal &C.;
T. ! Medical Institute and late Proprietor OF
the SPINNEYVILLE INFIRMARf, would
most respectfully inform his patients and the
afflicted generally that he still continues to
treat chronic and private disease with I'M
paralleled success
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

1HAuGURAT1oN OF THE JACKSON STATUE-A
FALsEHooD NAlLKD = OTHER MATTERS NorED.
An attempt is being made by certain persons
to ipjure General Jobnson with bis regi-
ment (the First Virginia) by alleging that he
is responsible for the participation of the
colored companies in the funeral ceremonies
of General Pickett On the 24th, and the
Jackson celebration on the 18th. The alb
surdity of this will appeal Wheh it is known
that General johnson has no authority over
or connection with either procession except
as colonel Of the regiment. He never knew
of the offer Of the coiored companies to par
ticipate In GeEeral Pickett's funeral until it
was made and General Maury bad accepted
it; and General Aaury alone made all the
arrangements for the places of the different
organizations in the line.
Governor Kemper, by bis proclamation,
invited all people to join 10 the procession
who honored jackson, and in acceptance OF
this invitation the coiored companies offered
to unite, and General Hptb, ,the acting chief
marshal, accepted their offer. They will be
in separate division, apart from the regi-
ment, and have nothing to do with them.
Colonel johnson has had nothing whatever
to do with either matter.
The appeal of the Committee on Decora.
tious to the ladies of the city of Richmond to
aid them in their patriotic work, in which
they arc engaged at the Monumental Hotel,
has not been responded to with that alacrity
with which Stonewall Jackson answered the
cry for help when in 1862 he swooped
down on McClellan's fl INK at Mechanicsville.
Surely there can be no lack of interest in this
| matter; but each thinks that enough have
gone forward 10 do the work, while. in
truth, not one-tcnth Of the requisite Dumber
baee appeared. There is So immense amount
of work to do in making wreaths, Gags,
s:reamers, &C., and very short time to do il
in. The committee need also the assistance
of the young men for work too heavy Ind
| unsuitable for young ladies.
General Heth to illuminate their dwellings
| and stores on the night Of the 26th instant
from 7 until 10 o'clock. This request
is made this early In order that those who
feel disposed to pay this tribute to the
| memory of the illustrious Jackson may pro-
vide themselves in time with necessary
| means for Illuminating their buildings.
| General Heth has issued the following or.
der: ..za5s. -
"Geutlemen not resident in Richmond
| who have been invited to act os mlrsbals OF
aids at the ceremonies attending the unveil'
| ing of the Jackson statue are urgently re-
guested to register their names and city ad
dress Immediately on arrival. The register
ing Office will be at the Monumental Hotel
Aids and marshais are requested, II practica
| Bile, to provide their own horses. 80. ~.
... "H. HETE.
| aActino Chief Marshal"
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1876, and authorizing tbe president Of the

1876, and authorizing the president of the
Society to appoint suitable number of dele.
gates, who shall be duly commissioned by
credentials signed by the president, &C.; that
the president be also authorized to appoint
an equal number OF alternates, with power
to act in case of the failure Of the delegates
to attend the Congress. Agreed to.
Dr.. George Ross Of Richmond, next read
a carefully-prepared statistical report of cases
of the uterus treated By DIR. f. B. Watkins,
of Richmond.
The paper was, on motion Of DR.. McDon.
aid, referred to the Publication Committee
with Instructions to publish 1t.
Adjournsd.
During the forenoon number of the gen.
tlemen in attendance on the meeting Of the
Association visited the Church Institute,
under charge of Dr.. Moncure, aud witnessed
the operation for cataract by extraction OF
The lens, which was performed by Professor
F. D. Cunningham.
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SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION AT THE MEDlcl

SCIENTIFIC EXHIBITION AT THE MEDICAL
CoLLEeE,-A scientific exhibition of anatomi.
cal preparations, together with beautiful
lantern pictures OF various portions of the
body, took place last night in the chemical
hall at the Medical College. The exhibition
was conducted by Mr.. Edgerton, of Phila'
delphia. A powerful oxyhydrogen light
was used>in the display with an effect which
elected many concentrations from the very
large aud intelligent audience present. .
It is probable that the apparatus used Will
be secured for the Medical College, which
will add greatly to the already extensive ap-
pIiauces for illustration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

The FIRE YESTERDAY MoRN1SG.-At 9:15
A. M. yesterday an alarm OF fire was turned
in at Station 35, city almshouse, occa.
stoned by the partial burning Of the roof Of
a framed dwelling house, No. IA B'con street,
occupied by J. B. Morton, and owned by
William Harris. The fire originated from a
stove. pipe passing through the roof. Loss,
al hout 950
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

ANDALUsIAN BALM, prepared and sold by
MEADE 4 BAKER, druggists, is the best application
for cbappsd skin that the wit Of mt has yet de-
yised. 1t renders 1t SMOOTH soft, and white, requir
ing only few drops after washing before retir-
Ing. will not only cure but will absolutely pre-
vent cha ming
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-Wihelm Schone, Ger.
man lad with no knowledge of English, who
is in Jail for the alleged larceny of fifty dollars
from one Jargens, was before Judge Guigon,
of the Hastings Court, yesterday, on ha'
beas corpus application for release on bail.
After argument, defendant was enlarged on
bail in $500 for bis appearance at court, MIR.
f, LalIbe becoming his surety.
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OPENING FOR THE FAIR-new and beautiful
goods In Watches. Jewelry, Diamonds, Silver in
cases, and the largest stock Of Syer-Plated Ware
In the South. Goods In all branches OF the business
were never lower In price than now, and the In
ducements TO buyers Is very strong. Cali and see
for yourselves at 1908 Main street. opposite post.
Office. JOHN II. TYLER u co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

PERSONAL William T. Shields, ap.
pointed one of the Independent judges of
election for Jefferson Ward, requests us to
state that he declines to serve. He had no
knowledge of the purpose to appoint him.
C. P. Huntington and wife and W. w.
Mcfarland, of New York, and Jimes b.
Storrs, of Brooklyn, are at the Exchange
n4n
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.Aucr1or SALES rHIs DAT.

VI. GODDIN, 4P. b., real estate in the plan OF
BelVioeIe. on the east side Cf Cherry stHett BE-
tween Holly street and The canal. Also, lots
Nos 1I3 and J. 14 on the east line OF @Laarei
between Holly AM High streets.
RICHARDsON s. CO.. r, H.. brick store wtth
dwelling above 90 Noa0y street corner or Jay,
and two framed tsner1ents.
FRANK u. HILL, r. d., building lots on Tenth.
a Eleventh. Twelfth, and Thirteenth streets be-
tween Clay, Leigh, d, and N streets.
j, THOMPSON BROWN, Az r. b., framed
dwelling With q large yard set with frlif-trets
Z in sidney. 5=
JAMES BEUWE. i OK A.. NJ. al store No. 1858
Clay; street, stock OF groceries, wtnes, LIQUORS
&c., &c. ss f 80 5a5s:sS,2s
COOK q LAUGRT0N, 10 a. NJ, household fursi-
ture, sc. ~
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Communicated

Communicated
Editors Of The Dispatch:
Inc impression having been produced that
the resignation of Professor Tubb, late Of
FoeikeF,s band, would materially effect our
new organization, write to correct the error.
The selection of Professor Tubb as leader
was merely an experiment after all. The band
remains intact. A tub may fall to pieces for
want OF tand, but who ever heard Of a
band filling to pieces for want Of tub?
LoCIs VoELKER, Leader.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

Since 1st September, 1874, the working Of
the road has been more directly under the
supervision Of General Wickham than before
that date, the former superintendent having
resigned at that time. W. n. S. Dunn,
Esq. has been general superintendent since
Drll 90. 1873
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

POLICE CoURT, YEsrERDAY.--Robert How
ell, charged with unlawful association with
Fannie Carter (both colored), was sent on Tor
indictment.
James Wallace, arrested by Sergeant Dan
iel Wren, charged with stealing a vest from
the store of 4. Fisher, was sent TO jail lor
sixty days.
The case of John Rose, charged with forg.
ing the name Of A. W. Owens, and thereby
obtaining goods on false pretences to, the
value of five dollars, was continued until the
23d.
Thomas Nicholson, for beating his wife,
was sent TO Jail for five days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

STATUE OF SToNRwALL LLJACKsON.-The" " LEE :"
GALLERY, with Its usual energy. has procured ne
gatives from England OF Foleys grand statue OF the
Immortal SToNEwALL, and Is prepared to furnish
beautiful photographs Of the at honest prices.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly iag demands of our trade we
have added a welt selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMPsoVEc MA
cHrNERY and sKILrUL MECHANICAL TALEsF,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex.
DadItious manner, ,a8.a3-..-r. 3. .....t.ta.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

Goops REcovERED.-Messrs. Lee, Seddon
& Co. have been discovered to be the own
ers of four hundred pounds of coffee found
lately by the police force in Fish alley. 1t
was stolen from their storage warehouse,
head of the dock. Seventeenth street. Much
has been stolen from them In some myste.
rinue Uav ...ssrs' f.. n .s +......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

Mr., WHEAT's CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-A
large, brilliant, and appreciative audience
was gathered together last nightat Assem-.
bly Hall on the occasion of Mr.. Leo. Wheats
concert The programme was varied, and
embraced instrumental and vocal selections
of the highest order. Of the instrumental
performances We can but say that Mr.. Wheat
ACQUITTED himself most acceptably, particu-
larly in his piano and organ solo, which was
played with degree of effectiveness that
ELECTED the most generous applause. He was
ably seconded in the duo performances by
Professor j. Reinbardt, who is we'll known
to our people as pianist Of no ordinary
talent and ability.
Of the vocal portion of the programme it
would afford Us the greatest gratlflcatlon 10
devote Doth time and space, but the lateness
Of the hour precludes it. We cannot, now
ever. close this brief notice without paying
merited compliment to The lady and gen.
temen whose efforts contributed so materl-
ally TO the success Of the entertainment.
Mrs. Louise Campo Washington, fairly sang
herself into the hearts of the audience. She
has a voice highly cultivated, flexible, and
of great compass. Her solos ia selection from
the Opera of Travlata and the old land favor.
ite Scotch ballad "Robin Adair ') produced
applause that could only be appedstd oy
singing an encore in each case.
Mr., S, F. UsbourD, Of Baltimore, created
very favorable impression. He sang IN
several concerted pieces, and also rendered
the beautiful tenor solo, from the Opera OF
Stradela, "JuDgfrau Maria," which was
loudly encored
0, Mr.. S. &. Young we need say but little,
for our people have time and again shown
the high appreciation they have for his vocal
powers, He sang with much feeling the
beautiful prayer by Hiller, "God, Whom MY
Utmost Soul Adoreth," which brought down
toe house in storms Of applause.
The progtamme was concluded by SranO
vocal trio by Mrs. Camp and Messrs. Os
bourn and Young, rer rd-ring an ''Aoe Ve'
rum" With much force and pathos. Tne
concert, as q whole, was Il complete success
There will be mariree at Assembly Hal
to-day (Friday) at 2 O'Clock, given by MIR
w heat aud friends, with an entire change o.
programme. rls2.. .s}s'r ~
g TIE SOUTHERN SOLDIER }" as presented by
Rev. DIR. Winkler, at Association Hail TO-
pight. will be rare treat not only to " the
boys who wore the gray" but to all ad
mirers of these heroic men. An eloquent
and polished speaker, q devoted chaplain
who shared the hardshps and dangers Of The
soldiers, and an enthusiastic lover of the
Confederate cause, DR.. Winkler brings TO bi:
task qualifications which must ensure sue
cess. The eloquent southron will doubtless
be greeted with crowded house.
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LADIES' FAR.-,The ladies Of Grace-s,reet
Baptist enuich are conducting q iasr wnlcp
is deserving and receiving much patronage.
The proceeas are to be applied TO eniaf glng
the infant class. room, the class having grown
to such proportions as to make tne IooInp
lately occupied entirely too Small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.-The fine company
of Mrs. John Drew appeared last night at
the Theatre in the ''Scbool for Scandal"
The audience was quite large one. II
would have been muco larger had the merits
Of the company been better known here.
The piece was elegantly presented. Every
aci or knew his part, and performed 1t well.
To. night, the Jealous Wife; tomorrow af-
ternooa (matiree), School for Scandal; to-
morrow night, She sloops to Conquer.
Those who fail TO see this company, either
.threush disbelief In its capabilities or by In
difference. will have much to regIes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

CuANCERY Court OF RICHMOND, THURS
pAY.-The following cases were disposed OF
Whitock vs. Colgin. DC. Order for pub.
Iication against q delinquent purchaser OF
property sold under former decree to show
cause why property shall not be SOLD at MS
risk and costs.
Eobiuson us. Crump's administrator. De-
cree confirming report of commissioner ana
directing sale Of the property therein men
toned.
Spots rs. SPOTS. &c. Decree distributing
the fund and making tinal disposition OF the
cause.
Chase as. Chase, &c. Decree confirming
report Of commissioner, directing deed 10
purchaser who has paid 10 full, distributing
the fund, and making final disposition OF
the cause.
Gray's executors cs. Gray, Sc. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and
making provision for investments, &c.
Er porte Mary A. Burlington. Order ap-
pointing a trustee 10 place OF one s. BIO has
removed from the State.
Myers's administrators, &C., us. Myers's
executor, DC. Decree overruing demurrer.
and referrng cause 10 commissioner for in-
quiry and report.
Green Us. Perrin, &c. Decree confirming
Seport OF sale and making partial distribu-
tion of the fund.
McRae, trustee, us. Cunningham sc. Or
der directing the payment OF certain costs
therein mentioned.
Martin, &C., vs. Scott's eXecutrix. &c. Or
der on petition Of Meredith d Cooke refer
ring cause to a commissioner for inquiry and
report. -
Minter os Roy, &c Decree for sale of the
DroDertv therein men ntioueO. E.sa sep
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-Tbe net
earnings OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
for the fiscal year ending 30th September,
1875, show very handsome increase over
the preceding year. The following figures
give the earnings and expenses for the two
Years.
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WYmas had foe house last night. In.
deed, he nearly always has fine houses. de
is an cid Richmond fayorite, and year after
wear he becomes more and more welcome.
he never seems to grow; old, aud the people
never tire of him, or of the presents ne 50
.liberally dispanses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND AXD VICINITY.
Every stranger visiting the city should have one Of
these Indispensable books for information as to
localities, &c. For sale by }. T. FLLYsoN, 1l12
Main street. and the trade generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

Mass MEDrING AT FORD's HoTA.-Kext
"Wednesday night there will be great mass
me.tipg Of Conservatives in front of ,Fords
Fstel. at The meeting Of the members Of
tbe City Comna'ttee CHARGED with the ar
range ment OF The matter, last nighf, it was
settled that Ex-Governor Walker was to pre-.
side, sod it was resolved that the presiding
officers of the Excelsior and Old Dominion
clubs and X. X. K. be requested esch TO ap.
point three OF their members to arrange oil
detais - t5s. tE-.s.. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

Il To the Editors Of the Dispatch Please
inform the pupnc through Jour paper that !
am not an independent" as marked Wild
a ). starr in appointment of judges OF eiee-
tion. bus am, what have always Deep, y
true Conservative, and shall vote fof Jonn'
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/" Acting Chief Marshal" "

GENERAL PIcKETT's FUNERAL.-The Old
Firs, virginia ~inIautry having been honored
by the selection from the ranks of the guard
of honor which will accompany the remains
Of General Pickett from Norfolk to this city,
the following members have been detailed
for that purpose Captain William English,
Captain E. Morris, G. II. Loehr, j. A. Lloyd,
VI. b. Joscphs, John Tyree, 81. Paul, j. d.
Chi!drey.
At meeting Of the Fifteenth Virginia
regiment last night it was decided to partlci-
pate in the ceremonies of the 24'h and 10Th.
The regiment will assemble on Sunday at i
O'Clock p. M. ON the corner of Ninth and
Grace streets. Disabled members Of the
regiment will report toSsrgeant James Lacy,
corner of Ninth and Franklin streets. Mem
bers of Corse's brigade and Pickelps divl-
sion are invited to unite with the regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

THE CANVASS IN rag CoUSTr. There was
a large Cor serYatiVe gathering at jobes's
store. Bacon's Quarter branch, yesterdags an
speeches were made by Captain Il. u. Wise.
Colonel John z. Young. and Aessrs. Joseph
Rrraut and T. W.,Hoenuiger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

The CHESAPEAKE AND ORIo RA1LRoAD.w
The Chesapeake and ONO railroad case WIN
be,bpard TO d.ysby Judge Bond. IL IS ex-
pected that General Williams G. Wicknam
swiIi be appointed receiver 10 place OF Mr.
Henry Tyson, OF Baltimore. sasI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

ELECTION TIcKETs.AIf you wish to get your
election tickets neatly, cheapy, and promptly print
ed send your orders to the DISPATCH PRINTING
Inrcr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

BRoKE HIS ARa.-Herbert Hodgkins. son
of Mr.. Edward Hodgkins, pupil ut Cen
trail school, while playing on the grounds
during recess, Wednesday, tell and broke
bis right arm in the elbow;joint. He was
convey ed to his home and medical assistance
ic,immoned .ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

SUDDEN DEAtH.--Andrew Jackson alas
Wingtield alias Quarles (negrol. aged twen.
.ty.three years, went into 2sOs Dock street
Yesterday, in great pain. Medical assistance
was brought, but before the Doctor eould
reach the spot be bad expired. He died OF
beart.dlsease. No inquest. He vas buried
hv the civ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

THE ATTENTION of the public is called to the
large stock of Lounges, Parior Suits, Mattresses,
Walnut Drfssing-rase Suits, &C., Manufactured at
G.F. WATsoN's Furnlture-Works corner OF Thir-
teeath and Frankln streets, at a very low price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

WE WANT TO IMPRESS on THE MINDS or oil our
readers that they should 20 to BoscHES's 10 buy
their boo,s shoes, trunks, aud yases, 509 and I'll
BROAD street.
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iNAEo-FOaTFs. sss
&S.
mTB

n
th. subscrfhers have for sale =.
r..,. PlASO-sORTES
H.G1m;S"i%%'r, ;HS%'r' t;hi"kcrlog g. Sons Boston, and
Irrb In ,", ou' New York--ele2ant in style. su-
>""'h4blc IL prize. wv" Wv N''
ALSO
applied f.r fiANO which will be sold low IL
AS0r, ''' "''a, and several sECOS ~. AND Pr
9. .,f"4i2s G42s tuGed and repa,red nv ..n.rsrces and
l.s "1as' WOODHOUsE & PARAAM,
booksellers and Sta,I0DerS,
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CoLoRED MILITARY EscoRT.-The Union
Guard (colored). Captain james FL. Cunning
ham, have siguiied their intention to partici.
pate in the ceremonies incident to the burial
of the remains of General Pickett on Sum
day, as we'll as take part in the exercises per-
tanning to the unveilug of Foley's statue of
Stoue wall Jackson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

ELECTION TIcKETs.-Send your orders for elec-
tion tickets TO DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE II You
wish TO get them neatly, cheapIy, and promptly
nriDtpS-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

FoLEY's STATUE OF THE IMMORTAL STONE.
WALL-The only photograph of this elegant work
of art Is produced by the LEE " GALLERY.
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BOARDING AED EODaIN4s.

nESikE ~ fAkE In MY FAMILY
~ "I,Ifal raj hoAkukRs and,some renters To oocu-
~. r.SiaW K IONS On tist ,lnd second fSors.
ty,.riht |" slcar from Der ,Oes desiring the com.
h'E~v Reft re,ees ea' hurg geo. Apply to
o.Js ,, MRS kDB err u. MIS'.k,
'1"aZl' No. .;607 Tenth street.
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BEFORE going to the Fair-G rounds call at the Dis
patch office and get your membership certificates.
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FINANCIAL.

orPEAE qP LANCASTER e LUCHR,1
F'Ih AAb REAL STATE RRosEKS,
Slate BANK BUILDING.
Al RkCElF ABLE COUPONS, with or
Sr%"i'Isut Ger insales. tor sale
t.rh IS and BOMBS and SECURITIES OF aQ
- '~' Sh' and s,ld ci.cOmlnlsSion.
oc HO-eo1lm
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ~ tne
DISPATCH PaINTISG-HoUsE. ,Good WORK. 10"
nrices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FoLEY's BEAUTIFUL STATUE OF JACKSON Is
photographed at the "LEE GALLERY.