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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-25

Ea~ S6Ite brinQt &otarrb beruor,
Sota:rb cr;euat 8ebIfopflciben, &uft.
differentiation un6 S6wiuoiudt. Sic
Ncrin9its GrtdItun9 fibrt baber sur
SMminoiudt uno %telonOcr5 lit Dies bel
elmer itgOpbul0isn Contribution Der Sail
Nje mihtiQ 1T ea nnher, ciner GrtdltunQ
uoer cintm &1tdrr6 ucutcr oNer hroui.
id.cr PIT Iluldlt XII t2un mo lhu iofur;
III unternliden. 3u biciem Vcbufr
uimn Sr. Cages &dturrbs Remedy
(0tilmjttcD ein. Gs ut unn0tbig,
3suNuile bci;ufiQCn; ocnn no IS emma
uerlH6t motoea lit, snlpfirbIt Is lid bon
ieI5it. Sc lit bel allen 2lpota.fern unr
Nt"plclnbdnnltrn ;u BADEN Srd9e nod
Sem Mtttel III nsutidcn IImihldgen nit
ocutih:n Mountaineering.
esA 8e,unoheit unb &rait Dem emit
nerutcu uno f%rnuten SpIttm eiu;ufI0jeu
lit Die iihere Mirfun9 bon Or, @uIt
er'S ue9eta biIildemS ineour
8itter8. 0icie5 observation-disclosures
mittcl ericuQt feline pI0blide Nufre0uuo.
Der cine oermebrte Sdu6he follt. Gs
iturtt Ole idIafeu Nerpen uno perle,bt
Ger ganien unimuIiiden Maidineti:
StGrte nno 8eacImdBigfeit. 0pspepio,
@'bcrItioen, torperltde GriAlaHuno,
0urdfau, un0 in Ser Shat fait Gle or
Qnniideu 9cioeu iueiden itiuer @irt
inmfeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-03-25

ra- lie Yrobe be itonocn
5Sr. Gbriitionn Mfeiitcr, 9looiion, Misc..
unS Sol0enoes NIT Scit LANCE,
Belt lit id az 9cr;tIrpfcn uno llnper,
>outidfeit uuo babe manhtn Srlhr fnr
9oftursn ausae0ebcn Nass nor fir
9urh ben @ebrouh bon Or.
'luAuit &0nig'5 Sropfen wuroe i6 gan;
hrratit ut unN m6dtc ME msbr itin obne
oielcl5en i'm @ouic 81 habcu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16
C.tr,sss.y CLUB CELsss A1aos.-This Wi

CALs,ss.AS CLUB CELsss A1aoN.-Thls W:Ii
be great day with our Scottish pecsae,
numbered among whoa, are many OF our
loyaliest women and bra Hess and best nssn.
The Galedonian Club of Richmond wihbaEe
its third annual celebration at the Hain>
Grsands, and a programme replets WIN
Scottish games and anussments has been ar
ragged to give zess to the OCCASION. The
comnsttee OF arrangements is composed Of
gentlemen we'll known in the city. The'E
nalres furnish guaranty of the urexcepstona
Die character Of aha entertainment to- oe eX'
Iipeeted, while it 70 not to be dou&ad that as
Hwh1 attend wil,, ind somethns:to interest
/ them aud be SURG, TO have day OF ayreeaol'
recreation.
| For the accommodation of ALI who wisl
to attend, tSains will leave Adams street
a. NJ, anas every hulthonr thereafter U
| to 1890 T. H.. After that tirae the next trat
will leave ut 1880 7. NJ, aeXt at T. n
next at SP. M., and thereafter every ba!'
hour. The last ;wo traiss will leave AdsIl
street ii 6::s5 and 7:45 T, H.
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A LUNATIC BADLY BEATES.-Fery late
Wednesday night, or, rather, early yesterday
morning, Policeman Clarke discovered co.
lored man lying asleep on the pavement not
far from the corner of Sixth and Main streets.
He aroused him, and told him to go home if
be bad one, if not to 60 with him to the sta.
tion.house and lodge there. the man, pro.
badly not understanding the friendly advice
Of the policeman, became very abusive, and
when the officer attempted 10 arrest him
jumped up and seized and hit him. A scuf-
tle ensueu, and both fell to the ground
During the scutfle the man wrested the club
from Clarke, but Clarke soon recovered it,
and used it freely over the mans head. The
man was hurt very badly, and his piteous
cries of" MURDER" MURDER" aroused many
people living in that neighborhood and RAM
in their ears for the balance of the night
With the assistance Of Policeman Hobson
Policeman Clarke took the wounded man tC
the Second staton-housc, where his wounds
were dressed. He gave his name as Wotfor.
Smith, and from all that could be learn ed
probably bad been az inmate OF lunatit
>yIum in Washington city.
He was carried before the Police.Justict
yesterday morning, and it appearing that ht
was Insane, aud that bis wounds were quite
painful and needed attention, the Justice ia.
sisted that he should be sent to the almshoGse
for treatment, and he was accordingly seat
thither in the city ambulance. Before going
be remarked contidentia|ly to reporter:
own the whole world, you KNOW" His case
is certainly an unfortunate one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16

INTERNATIONAL STE4asHlP CoMPANY-THE
RICHMOND BoARD.-An act was passed at the
lust session of the General Assembly OF Vir'
pinia, March 30, 1876, "to secure iron-ship-
building yards in and steamship communi.
cation between the State of Virginia and
Europe" By said act the franchises granted
by the State of New Jersey to the hlterna-
tional Steamship Company were conferred
upon said corporation in the State OF w
spia upon certain conditions. An add,
,ional condition Is that the company snall
establish an ironrsbipbuildiug yard'spon the
shore of any naUigable water OF, The State
tributary to heAtantic ocean, and line 0!
ocean steamers, between the saikWaters and
Europe. 49,,
The steamship company has accepted tho
charter and aapoipted Messrs. Charles ). Car
rington, Frsnsim s.earns, Esa!, Colonel W
". Gordon,. Hon. w. W. Crump, K. ID
Maury. Esq. Major l. Fl. Darlington, Gene
raj J. D. Imboden, leaving two vacancies |;
be hereafter filled. The Beard as at presen
constituted. will elect its own chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16

AN AsToNfsHEp Bo>ToEIAN.-A few weeks
since a resident of Boston who had been
passing a year in Texas started for home
with bis wife to renew his business connec.
tions in Boston. He reached Little Rock
few days after the 17th of June, and having
recorded his name and residence was shown
TO his room. He had scarcely busted DIS
coat and washed up when rap at the door
was given. Upon opening it he found three
Strangers.
You are from Boston, think y: said the
spokesman.
"Boston is my native place, and Boston
Is my destination" replied the gentleman,
Well, you are the gentleman we are look'
ing after" continued the Little ROCKER.
:: We want you TO step down stairs ie"
minutes"
"Don't go,' said his wife, who bad un-
pleasant "reminiscences of past unpleasant
ness.
1--WE want you 10 go, too," continued the
gentleman.
"Well, what does all this mean," said The
Bostonian. Has anything broken, gentSa-
men?"
Broken?" reiterated another member OF
the selfappointed committee. Hascn' L
you read the newspapers!"
"Have not seen newspaper for three
days." was the reply: ,,
"WelI, my friend y be continued. 1" 4assa'
chusetts and South Carolina have buried tne
batchet on Bunke7 Hill, and Maryand and
Virginia saw it accomplished. But come
down stairs, for we've got something on ice,
and az YOU are tbe first Bostonian that We
have got hold Ss, We propose to- have Inc
deed of reconciliation between !Srkansas ape
old Massachusetts signed and witnessed rign
here and now.7
went down stairs, where he was received
with cheers. He was inIerviewed by IN
local editor, be and his w:sa were shown tsi
beauties, Of the place in the best turnout. .s
| the pIsce, and he was sent on bis way re
ioiciog,. With his hat ehalksd and his sote
bin paid He now states that be is preus:e
than, ever of old Boston, and relates the in
cideut US indicative ef the etfec: OF the gree
sngs given to our visitors by the people
| Rosfon ON the occasion of the cen.aGnial
the hattie of Bunker Hill.
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MANCHEsTER NEWS.

gs,eHEEs' ISsrIrsrE.--Tbis body met yas'
tes.Jay morning, Rev. d. 3. Winlree pa'
siding. ,u. -,
Professor Ladd on "Gsammar," Professor
Useps on Geography aud Rey. " hasn, =,
4. Campbell On, '..Tesahipg and Pr'Eeps.
At night lhe meeting was addressed 9S
judge Willam !. Cbpion, lecture mas aS;ns rs
liyered by Professor owens Oh ses.',h ,he
to Read, ,~,here vas sWee, MUSIC % ., rso rss
Baptist Church choir, and aii'os ino ,@o hiab.
e'ia snbao,s. after waich The Institute adjourned,
is rS session haviDg been au interesting We "
nons, 10 not a Very profitable one to the teach
| erS~ - ,o,,r.5 ma,
Who was shot Saturday n,sht, was an,., msss
hstter Yesterday evening. hopes are ens'r
tanned for his speedy recovery.
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r pr0 To INFORM THE ISHAbtsn- Il

FTLL LINE OF FhENC,a' ,,s! .ls,s.es. La".
4 mn and American perfa,ntrt 'GiIss asa. eneiee
soaps comb. hair Ira ana nsnesie snes eissrs
lot OF impoftsu a'G O. 4. NORTON. M pras,S,sss;s ss,Syss;s.
corner Fourteenth and rsgslss "a lssslIard III House.
opposise exchange Ho'sl AA'
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Police CorRg, YEsTERDAY.-Wiliiam B.
Burke (colored), charged with assaultinS and
whipping Rebecca Burke In the street, was
sentenced to confinement in the city jai loI
thirty days. An appeal was taken to the
Hastings Court.
|. Maggie Oakley, charged with assaulting
and beating Jennie Dcane. was discharged,
the prosecutor pot appearing
Henry Thwcat (colored), charged with
cursine and threatening to Kill Eliza Ann
Smith in the public street, was required to
give surety in the sum OF Sa0O for three
months.
Wilson Coots, charged with assaultiDg anc
abusing Rosa Jackson, was fined 81.
Charles Tinsley, charged with trespassine
upon the premises of and assauting anc
abusing Columbia Watkins. The case wa'
Mary Austin (colored), charged with steal!
Ing 800 in United States currency and ssmt
gold coin from Royal Todd. The case was
continues until to day.
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4 Fall River man raises pond.fases IN his
hack ward. Ee constructed an afsacial pond,
formed of haR an old ca>k sunk 1901 or
more into .he ground. The bottom OF tbe
cask he covered with peat and swamp mud
and then. sled il. up with water. Early IN lne
spring be pSced several water.ny ro9ss
among the earth at the bottom OF 'Eis at.lh
cial pond, and now he has a nonper OF .aese
besutiful flowers daily unfolding their petals
"Latiu and Greek are all right" said
! Washington county farmer to bis son u
Young graduate) the other day, I" but gimme
| q man who can plough arou-dd ap apple !re'
ithout touching the roo.s,"
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WANTED. a No. COOK; aI'o, a first.
" class WASHER and IRONrR-boih with
out in"umbraucc and with good recommendations.
Apply ~ No. 2l0 south Third street.
is l5-3t WILLIAM r. TANNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16

FREE PEws IN CEXnEHARY CurRcEs--At
the meeting Of the members Of Centenary
Methodist church keld night be!n.e last
1solu,ion was adopted authorizing the open
iur OF the church on and after Snnaay next
With free sittiugs The meeting was very
large one, and the discussion, though earnest
and protracted, was conducted in the most
Christianlike spirit, and without the least
acerbity. The conclusion reached was the
voice of decided majority, and lacked only
few votes of being made unanimous. This
action will not affect the "vested rights" O.
about half dezen pew.owners, but seyera
of these have signiaed their purpose TO re-
!lnquish their rights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16

PERsosx.-The Annual Convention Oh
the Life Insurance Companies Of the Senth'
ern States is now in session at Beessheoa
Springs. Tenn. ColouCs W. c. Darlington
and w. p. Gretter, EsGs of this city ,-repre-
sent Virginia in this important meesIag
judge Page, of Abingdon, Is 10 the city,,
DrGforge W. B,gty has returned 70 ms
most in the State Libra-g improved Ii. heaNn,
but not yet entirely Nefl. ............
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &C.
4 RRIyAL AND DEPARTUREK%
OF PIASO.FORTES.

The Subscribers are constantly receiving supplies
OF PIANO.POR rES. aud on account Of the supe-
rior facilities NJ ,rded TO quality Of Instruments,
terms of purchase. and long experience In the bu-
sfncss. sensible parties avail themselves oil these
Inducements tn baIy OF lis.
Several OF the best makers are represented at our
establishment
OLD PIANOS "a ken In exchange.
Several SECONDHAND PIANOS now for sale.
Safe and reliable tuners can Away b. had at our
house. fjy 81 WOODHOUSE Il PARHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16

aerWogK.- Mr.. Andrew Jinkins clerk, OF
t.s Hastings Court. has prepared copies OF
tho .lanl-books of Marshall, JeifeE>oa, Madi-
son, and Monroe Wards for the commission
o-s who are to rtI,sess the real estate Of
o;eb raond in accordance with tie late act q
AssembIy and tie constitutional provision
Thc commissioners Messrs. james l.. 81
henson, ". w. Tsmberlake, and j. <; Mare
tiirh-are row at work in Marshall ward.
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SONFECTrONERIRS.

GUNNER CANDlES.-I am daily mann-
y featuring summer article OF CLARlFiED
FLINT CANDY Of pure crushed sugar. war'an
better than any made u the United States for whole
sale purposes. warrant It 10 stand dry anu urn 10
hot weather, and sell Il at the same price mat ne
CANNED GOulaS. TOBACCO, CIGARS, CAKES
ana CRACkEks; al OF which J offer at baltllnore
To az l4le Aiain sIee6
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TRAVEL ORwrcrED. Travel on the Cnes.
/ ianeake and Ohio railroad between lhe
Greepbr;er White Sulphur Sorings-ans Hunt
ington has heen interrupted by seHefai 'eA'
atious lanG-sddes. A largs, force ha' oeen
engage d for several da&at Work repairing
he de mage,
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HUsT1SGs CouRT.-In the Hastings Court
Yesterday MessrS. Il. j. Jones, Carneal j.
Brothers, T. C. Leake & Co., c. Behenot,
and Jeter & Co., who were indicted for doing
business without license, were relieved OF
the charges against them upon presenting
their recently taken out licenses.
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pIsPATC1I PRINTIsG-HousE.--I orte, - r,,.x
The constantly increasing demands OF our tr,ss -
bnTe added well selected assortment Of Syw
TSPE, which, together with our IMP soyep x..-
cHISERY and sKILPUL MECHANICAL rALEyr.
warrant US In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
petltfous manner. ''1. 5sf E.-'Il =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16

THE GsLoRED TRooe.-The Attucks
Guard. Captain Robert L. Hobsoa, will cele'
h,a ,e thoir fourth anniversary By parade,
dinner, and other festivities oa the 4tn OF
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, sAhA.eE& aDeali other styles Of TRUNKS as
DoschkNS oos ad Sll Broad street. SOLE
LhAthsR VALIsEs' sArLRoAp BAGS, LADIES,
Sne sa sAIcnnhs' . &C., atsoscHEs's, 500 and oII
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+ C"gffssloS MERcHANrs.-We solicit your or
oefs 10 printing, or cal! at any time you may
wisn 20 Sc specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
aSsurs0 tnae will be 10 yonr advantage a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-16

SAVE MONEY by having your printing oesss u u
DISPATCH PRISTISa-HousE. Coca ~'rS' 0'
priees, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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r1; UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES.-A
large assortment. Prices lower than they can be
manufactured for.
large stock of
y GH1-GOWNS. nRESSISG-SACQUEs,
IUEMlSES, DRAWERS,
COHSEF-COyERS, APRONS, &C.. at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
4 large stock Of fSUS-UMBRELLAS. jyl3
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LACE SHAWLS! LACE SHAWLs,
LACE SACQCEs! LACE SACQUES !--Grat bar.
gains In thes" goods TO reduce stock You can save
from 20 10 25 per by bus ing these goods from
jy Ia SYCLE BROTH tRS.
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T PARASOLS! PARASOLS! PARA.
|SOLs.-Astonishing bargains In PARASOLS and
UMBRELLAS, for ladies anu gentlemen, at
~ IA SYCLE BROTH tRS'.
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AUCTION SALES THzs nav

AUETSTINE ROYALL, 5 p. NJ, tw. scu.rea
oa snd IN Mapche skr. In Marks adfiiti.nt
COUE i LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, pianos, mir
ross, household furntuse. &C.
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OFFICE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD COHPANY,l
RICHMOND, July ID, 1875. )

TIREIGHTS AND THE PRLCEOF COAL
|: II on the Chesapeake snd Ohio railroad greatly
daeed. and corresponding reductioh In sue p'ee
'i' : o''o"'e 'EeonLBURG sPLINT COAL
Ia the best and most economical grate-coas oHefso
- 1nIs m,rket Itis free or slate and b1Fns up per-
iestIy clear-no wsse and no cizker. satsfacs1on
s7Aan''"u ~ ~ y n. HAYNES, Sole 6sent,
/ ,r,E Eighteenth and Cary streets. q;
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REMEMBER THAT LEVY bRoThEhs Me s.'..ns
,,.n,,ar ,ress goods at lower prices than si aay
lime since tue wearing Of LIZ leaves,
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NE DECAYE TEETH.--We have
prepared after consultation with some OF our
best dentists Il CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient in the trcItment OF DE-
CAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts as
complete diSinfectant TO the odor caused by de-
Cayed teeth and is very pleasant to the smell and
taste. Sold in bottles 50 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
fulO 9l9 Main street
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w ANTED, PURCHASERS FOR SEN-
TOP-BUGGIES; SPRIkG-WAGOSS,s suitable for
grocery and trucking purposes, al very low prices
Guaranteed superior workmanship. Umbrellas
attached TO open buggies and wagons With adiusta-
bic holucrsu cheap substitute fora top. call sol-
cited W. {. SMITH, sos Fifth street, between
Hrnnd and Marshall jc 19-1m
CUMAC WANTED.-l pay the highest
- cash price for SCMAC. III any quantity, at the
N,nche,ier Tan Yari Sumac Mills, from railroad
dcpots and landings. or AT III" sumac- ana barh-
mills corner seventh and Canal streets. Rchmono.
ir - an JOHN L. HCLST.
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SAVE
w MONEY. MONEY !! MONEi!:! by having
their clothes secure by the celebrated french oyer
and srourcr and champion giove-cleaner: Pants
secured and pressed In the original shape FOR Soc
and whole suits for s. Kid gloves cieanea ioF @ aot'
nrr mir Remaining done at twenty five per cent.
less Than any house IN the city. i. FRENCH,
my o4-3m No. Ninth street-sign OF reu nag
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.,.,sr DsrArSa 1 a, u.-Unsurpassed Ia
..ss,na " IL. ,s p'op. s,,as eSreu OF all kinds OF
ofueF' hliea promptly Nd AZ low prices.
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Ritllmond 1ispattI1.

NET THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCULA-
TON Of ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. .'sf - .
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FaUND.

CT SS REWARD.-Lost, oa THURSDAY
Dt. CC about O'Clock, somewhere between
II. Hiph Cou,tablp's office and the Capitol >4iare,
a small BLACK PuCkET,heok. containing
S4 S5 IN currency. IL Sotiahte n4re ol IA nar.es e
E,nso y check, and some 0ue-bils. The above re-
ward win lie p,id II left Ut the CoEslable's once,
franSi, r.. eih,s gnu la JOHN z. SLEDD.
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CHAFFIS, STAPLES & Co mn, .roa,., -.---..-
to making investments In safe secn,,,,a. "'.aIlon
invested for non-residents with utmcst car. .s,
prudence. S'1e anu
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4 NThgACITE COAL. @a
n WRIT ROBERTS, .. rIru.
BEKLaSD aud QyiST!MQSfS Ss,e fes tnah stssiha paE-
pIse ppTSi :. t"I,Wt, sui WHITE-Aou EGG AMI SiOsS
% cnaL. siso, OAK and PINE WOOD. ,ua "ahsc sssy
Moyed to the corner Of seVeSssen'u an u
safccts. .aa..-
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OsT, VIRGINIA STATE BOND No.
IL 2as4 for ~, ,00n, Issued TO As under ~ aet M M
Ns,rn & 1856. Application riii tie lnaGe 10 The
second Auditor of The State OF Srginin tor The re-
uraal OF the uuo>c bond. SAMUEL RICE,
iy Q E4w Trustee Of f. l.. Crockett.
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DOR RENT, the large and conrenientzeA
l. RRICK RESIDENCE No. 5l2 cas-. 89
Franklin street; ten rooms kitchen, stable. &c.
.... .-.. .. T.. -. EACHO,
VIC 1t Real Estate Agent
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III LU y CH.BASkETS. SATCHELS,
SuAWL-STkArS. TRUNKS, TRAVELLlNG-
BAGS, auu SALiSfS, III great variety. at
LEVY BROTH ERS'.
RuFFS and RUFFLEs very cheap. jy13
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II READY.MADE SUITS FOR La
DIES, in white and colnred materials, in endless
variety: also, handsome MATERIAL for suits clc-
gan;ly embroidered; EMBROIDERED PAT
TERMS for Jackets and ovcrskrts: READY
MADE JACKETS ani 0VERsKIRTS, and sepa-
rate SHIRTS, at LEVY BROrHEks'.
a large stock Of sUN-UMsRELLAS. ty13
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WANTED, TO SELL BARGAINS IN
w FORFEITED PLEDG ES. l have great
many articles, such US Diamond Rings. God & ana
Silver Watches, Chains. Rings. Sets Jewelry, But
TONS &C., &c. will sell cheap TO realize the cash
advanced on same. Call ~
:. A. WINSTOCK'S Losn Cfhce,
ON, No 7 Eouripenth street.
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EOR RENT. TWO EXCELLENr@
L STORES under the Odd.Felows' Hall, &E
Franklin street. e. ID. EACHO,
ty 16.4t Real Estate Agent,
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FOR RENT, HOUSE Ne. 51S NORTH a.
L FOURTH street, between Clay and Leigh 29
streets; nearly new; nine rooms; with gas and
~ater. AEpIy 10 GEORGE A. BOOK,
Jy 1856 S04 Broad street.
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EOR RENT, SEVERAL SMALLM
= HOUSES between fifteenth street and the 81
Chesapeake and Ohio depot, on Broad street, With
four to six rooms. K. ID. EACHU,
~ 16-4t Real Estate Agent.
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EOR RENF, comfortable DWELL-~
= ING; nine Rooms, &C; shady yard, we'll III
OF good water. and an excellent garden; No. 2606
east Fraoxnn street, i. ID. EACHO,
1y 16'4t Real Estate Agent
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EOR RENT, SUIT Of FOURA
\ ROOMS sn one foor-9l5 west Marshall A:a
sreet, near Elba Park-at reasonable ra,es. Apply
on the premises. iy I6otsS
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a FANS AND CHAINS in a great va
riety; ..-..
NECK and tIAT-SCARFS, very cheap:
Great stock OF NICK and SASH-RI BBONS, In all
colors and widths;
BELTS, 10 all The latest styles, at
jyli oYCLE BROTHERS..
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I,.fN,H rUAENACEUTlCALS

N'fhpL 4 l;AEEK'- DRUGSTORE.
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WANTED. 1000 birrels LARGE, NEW
w EARLY ROSE POTATOES and ONIONS,
delivered at my store {; for which will pay the
ma et price In cash exchange the day they are
delivered. 49,.
j. r. HOCkADAf,
iyl5-3t 1928 Main street.
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III PLAIN LINEN, EMBROIDERED,
and LACE HANDK ERCHItFS, very cheap;
Speclal iaduct meDts offered In LadirS and Misses
HOSE, BERLIN and KID GLOVES, at
jy IA SYCLE BROTHERS..
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VAIN Ea.

WIANTED.-As settled lady wants 81 SIT
w UATION. TO DO GENERAL House
WORk-cookin& sewing, or anything to make an
honest living. Address
Mrs CATHARIVE GATEWOOD,
iy l6.ltk No. 432 west Main street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that now is the lime aud the RICH MOND
TRUNK FACTORY fin basement corner OF Main
asd Thirteenth strects the place to buy at lowest
factory prices all sty les, both fine and commen OF
ladies' and gem lemen's L TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
~ l(-ltx JAMES KNOTS.