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local MATTERS.

-. CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-.rVrcorxr oe VorES ASKED FoR-Ac-
..5y ~ Ng. DrEsBERRY.-A meeting OF the
%.y conservative Committee was held last
Vgior 4. Il. Courtney rendered his reslg-
-,,iIn a< = member OF the Jefferson Ward
;.Irca,ion or account Of imperative bllSi-
-s., engagements. lt was accepted.
The communication from Mr.. y. b. Dues
..rry 70 colonel John B. Cary, and by Col
,rI' Cary referred to the committee, was
...-,.,en,cd and read. While the committee
~, considering :hc subject Mr.. Duesberry
~, in 4 message saving that after mature
tan,ration hr desired to withdraw his
r.rrr. This course was taken by him TO
;;-.yyu, any ill-iccling and TO give no occa-
lion for disturbance in the party.
IIs hopr> that all OF his friends will unite
~ r5c support Of Alr. Whiting and give him
o. -ar.in. majority. The subject was dis
r.;..rI hv the committee.
Mr.. pucsbcrry's course is very generally
commended.
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NEW cAuBnIcs a. srclE BROTHERS.

DISPATCH PRNTING-HoUsE.-no order 70 mss
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade VIZ
have added well-selsotsd assortment OF SEs
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHIsERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALEsx
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY. BEST cLAss
OF WORK at moderate figures and In tne most exps-
didous manner. S
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AN IMMENSE PIEEAPRLE.-Mr. Andrew
Pizzini sent to our Office yesterday one OF
the largest pineapples ever brought to this
city. ". -s Va
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Ty1rp STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURS
,,y-IaIje IhgheS preSiding.-1n the mat
i,r O, Booth Il Sommers. The assignee was
oliowcI s.a4S. - Tor his services, $3.50 for the
services of hook-kecper and collector, and
- ior hi> attorneys fec.
IN the case OF John \. J. Dunston. Alex
suGrr ponnan. commissioner OF the Circuit
court Of Petersburg, was cnlolned from
selling the bankrupt's real estate until the
appointmcnt OF an assignee, and he has
lrrn made party to the suits in that court.
In the cases OF the United States rs. One
corner Still. &c.. and United States rs.
rjshty-1iyc Spirit Casks. The money col
lr,cdmd deposited by the marshal, amount
in. respectively to Sl4.6j and SPLIT, were
ordered to be paid to the United States.
In the matter OF samuel w. Davies. The
assignee was discharged and Jacob Cohn
appointed in his stead.
in the matters OF Il. B. Woodbridge, John
L. >cd.wick. and Moses =. Walrond. Jacob
CohN was appointed assignee.
In the matter Of Thomas G. Hackett. The
assignee filed his final account and was dis
charged.
In the matter OF D. c. Mayo. The special
commissioner was allowed S15 for his re-
ports u tie 18th Of April last.
In the case OF Jefferson Insurance Com
pauy. The compromise OF the claim against
L. T. ". Duke as a stockholdcr for $50
WAS approved. and the attorney for the as
,ignec allowed fee OF SO, The petition
o the assignee, SO far as 1t relates to r. 7.
u. Duke and p. B. Scott, was dismissed.
In the matter OF Robert A. Mason. The
assignee was allowed a fee OF $50 and the
aucti0nccr SO.
In the matter of Samuel NJ. Archer. The
clain! ni William ii. Garnett, amounting to
Sl01.j0. WAS ordered to be paid.
In the matter Of 7. A. Lacy. The as
>guce'> reports OF sales, filed on the 9th
June. 1873. were confirmed, and the assignee
directed to make 4 deed to the purchasers as
SOON rs they comply with the terms Of sale.
In the matter of Charles Z. Hume. The
:.>>-nrc was directed to make q deed to the
purchaser OF the bankrupt's real estate and
turn over the notes given for the deferred
payments to the holder of the vendors lien.
Ih" assignee was also authorized to sell the
lankrupt's chooses in action and interest in
certain lands, in such manner and on such
terms as he may deem best.
In the matter OF i. {. RiXey. The order
entered on the 2Sth day of December, 1915,
vas revoked and annulled.
In the matter OF Q. A. Francis. The
claim Of 5. Holt to the amount OF S51.25
Tas allowed, and the bankrupt ordered to
Deposit that sum in bank to pay the same.
In the matter OF \. a. Hutcheson. The
sale by the assignee OF one hundred and
orly-liyc acres Of land in Caroline county
10 W. y. Ricks was confirmed, and the as
S!gncc directed to make deed to the pur-
chaser upon the payment OF $52.S2 costs,
and s3A.4&, the share Of Sarah 7. Wortham's
executor in the proceeds.
In the matter OF Julius c. McNew. The
case was rcIn>ta,ed and referred to Register
orbcS for further proceedings.
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Opinion of DIR. Il. 9. Steuart, President Maryland
rospital Baltimore: II have used Coldens
Liebg's Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic lnsgora'
tor for more than year, and recommend 1t as one
the most efficient preparations have ever met WITH
1t combines the virtues of food and tonic in remark
Ill, ~
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PIGEoS-SHooTIEG TODAY The first
pigeon-shooting match of the season vii
take place at the State Fair-G Grounds at
O'Clock this afternoon.
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Election Of 06icers.-The First Centen-
nial Club (coloreD have elected the follow
ing officers: C. w. Thompson, Jr., presi-
dent; j. s. Randolph, vice-president; c..
E. Woodbridge, secretary; R. r. Trent, as
sistant secretary; NJ. N. Woodbridge, trea-
surer; P. Richardson, chaplain; B. Hill,
ianitnr
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NEW DnEss eoops Z. .sYcln Baornxns'

DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS OF
TosACcos for sale wholesale and retaH - r.
Locks, 1445 Main street 81.
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PERsoNAL.-Bishop Gibbons is expected
to go to Staunton next week. On Sunday
the 21st he will administer the rite OF con-
frmation to a large class at the Catholic
church in that city.
Hon. A.. n. Kelley returned from Phila-
delphia yesterday morning on the early
train.
Rev. P. A. Peterson has returned from
Nashville
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GRAND UNITED ORDER OF TRUE REFORM
ERs.-A new Fountain OF this Order was
organized last night at the Reformers' Hall
under the title Of Golden Rule Fountain,
No. q. The following officers were elected q
and installed: W. H., Rachel Jackson; w.
NJ. F., Jane Mickins; John Scott, W. c.;
NJ. A. Scott, W. r. S.; Martha Dungee, w.
A. r. s.; Mrs. Julia A. Watkins, w. e.;
Elizabeth Henry, w. t.; T. White, W. A.
g.; Clayton Dungee,. W. s.; William w.
Jackson, w. p. G.; India Williams, w. r..
Fl. S.; Sarah Taylor, w. L. III. s.; Mrs.
Leila Monroe, w. p. NJ; Betty Robinson,
Prelate First Veil; Emma Garnett, Prelate
Second Veil.
The Grand Fountain OF the State viii
meet in annual session July 9th in this city.
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LECTURE PosTPoNED.-At recent meet
ing the Young Mems Missionary Society OF
Broad-Street church invited Rev. Dr. Bled"
soc to deliver On address before them at the
meeting tonight, which he agreed TO 90.
BE has since, however, asked postpone
|ment for short time. .s s
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BISHOP Manufacturer IMPROVEMENT.
Bishop Whittle will hold confirmation in
Amherst on Friday. The improvements on
the Episcopal church will be completed SUI
ficiently to be used by that time. The adj
dition gives to the inside very attractive
appearance and enlargcs the seating capacity
Of the church to the extent OF seyenty-fve
or one hundred. New and more conve-
nient pews are to take the place Of the old
seats "
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ENTERTIrNMENT AT THE THEATRE To-
NIGHT. there will be dramatic
entertainment at The Theatre, given by the
pupils Of st. Peters male school. The
drama OF st. Louis in Chains Will be pre-
sented, followed by the auguable farce g A
Servant Wanted p The proceeds are for
charitable object. & s$S
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Political.-To-day the candidates will be
be busy marshalling their hosts for the
primary election, which takes place to-mor-
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Qualifed.-Yesterday Messrs. Peachy Il.
Grattan and Alexander Coke, OF Richmond,
qualified to practice law in the Circuit Court.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE LEE MONUMENT,
Contributions have been received by Colonel
S. Bassett French from GA Student" for
merly OF Washington and Lee University,
now living in Kansas City, Mo-, OF ten DOL
lars; and from Mr.. S. P. Christian, superln.,
tendent of public schools in New Kent ana
Charles City counties, S216.25.
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Discharged. The grand jury OF the Cir
cult Court were discharged yesterday for
the term.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at TIL
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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JEFFERsoE's AND HENRY's PLANS FOR
FREE sCHooLsTHE ESTABLISHMENT OF
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF HIGH
GRADES FOR GIRLs-RE1iARKABLE Sue
CESS OF A FEMALE FREE COLLEGE.
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RIVERSIDE PARK.-The Dolly Warden line
of boats commence running to Riverside
Park next Sunday. s
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srnAwpERRrEs and cream az PIzz9NI's {

IT rs CONCEDED by all emokers that WHiT
LOCKS KoDBL CIGARS are the best for ten csats
For sale everywhere. s
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NEW HAMBURGu EDGINGs and IEsERTINGs al
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-William
harrison and John Wilkinson (colored), for
1Ss>alllting = Bernard Brown with rocks, were
med one dollar each.
~. henryI FauntleroY (coloredD, charged with
~e'passing on the premises OF Mary Cross,
was lined two dollars.
Margaret Lynch alias Peggy Foley, an
"a offender, was committed for thirty days
W sagrancy in default OF surety.
'Ihar!es Wyatt, small negro boy, charged
vi Shh entering the confectionery store of
r1ted. Johns and stealing two dollars in
Sn1ed States currency, one LOT of oranges,
u other articles, was sent to jail for thirty
~;!,s, with ten lashes added.
uas. Viles, the negro driver OF John f.
ISfch, who was arrested for recklessly
ISSi'Sing his wagon over the child OF Charles
t4nbard and breaking his leg, was sent on
y !: Justice White yesterday morning to the
sand Jury Of the Hastings Court.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,r,r,7,rs TODAY Washington,
FSo,A'ror var the South Atlantic and Gull
Nay ;;,,l;n,. barometer, warmer southeast
>'s'c,. n''".t ,%' winds. increasing to fresh and
% >o"mml increasing cloudiness will pre-
ST,S. ;.m',ycd T',H hv rain in the West Gull.
Iai!' l'I" 5.o Middle States, falling and low
t"I -" warmer eastcrly TO southeriy
gSr'a' Increasing TO brisk, and increasing
wIn"> ,o.T,-c,>. ,. and possibly rain.
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Buy MoUNTcAsTLE Sc CoFER's Excelsior
water-coolers and Polar" refrigcrators. The bes
ice-economizers In the market.
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You CAN BUY $3.50 black silk at SYcLE BRO
THEIRS for $162k. 1t will pay you to 90 there and
look at their stock. Great inducements offered In
dress goods.
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TIE OLD CORNER STORE STILL AHEAD.
f. b. SPENCE C SON,
1900 MAIN STREET.
Look at the following prices for clothing:
Cashmere suits at $1O.
Cashmere suits at $12.
Cashmere suits at $14.
Cashmere suits at $40.
Diagonal worsted coats at &l2.
Prince Albert coats at Sl5.
Blue Flannel suits,
warranted Washington Mills, at the low price of S14.
Cashmere pants, $S.
Cashmere pants, 81.
Cashmere pants, S5.
Cashmere suits made to order at $780, $685. and $36.
Cashmere pants made to order at $s, 80, and $40,
and all other goods at very low prices
For sale by e. B. SPENCE G SON,
Merchant Tailore, 1900 Main street.
We guarantee our prices to be Us low as any house
in the city. All we ask Is an inspection OF our stock
Call at 1900 Main street. +. b. SPENCE & Son.
DELEGATES to the Southern Baptist Convention
should be sure to visit PIzZIEI's splendid confec-
tionery establishment, s07 Broad street.
LOTS oFMoSEY MAY BE MADE by small invest
ments In lots Of ground ut the great West End auc-
ton sale of CHAFFIN, STAPLES &c co. next Mon
day. See advertisement.
LEMON IcE-CnEAM,
PINEAPPLE 1CE-CREAM,
CHOCOLATE IcE-cREAM,
ORANGE and LEMON ICES
at PIZZINI's,
8O7 Broad street.
You CAN BUY $3.50 black silk at sYcLE BRO
THEIRS for s1.62x 1t will pay you to 90 there and
look at their stock. Great inducements offered IN
dress goods.
IcE-cREAM.-PIzzINI Is now making, fresh every
day, LEMON, CHOCOLATE, STRAWBERRY, PINB-
APPLE, and VANILLA ice-creams.
Buy MoUNTcAsTLE Sc CoFER's "Excels!or" "
water-coolers and Polar" refrigcrators. The best
ice-economzers In the market.
vAR1EGATED and fancy foliage plants for baa-
kets vases aowcr-stands, ribbon-beds, aud borders
at MoRToN's garden, corner of Main and Reservoir
streets.
BEAUTIFUL FLowER-STANDs-somethi en-
tirely new-at MoRToN'S garden, corner OF Main
and Reservoir streets.
THOUSANDS OF bedding-plants in bloom at NOR
TOMS garden corner Of Main and Reservoir streets
PIsEApPLEs.-PIZzINI has received some very
fine pineapples the largest that has ever been In s
market
VANILLA IcE-CREAN favored only with vanilla
beans, at PIzZINI's.
A STRIKING FAcT-THAT ALL AMERICAN
CITIES GROW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this fact
and don't fail to attend ClIAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.'S
great auction sale ON Monday next. See advertise
ment.
sycLB BROTHERS retail their domestic goods al
wholesale market prices.
NowLAN & Co.,
Jewellers,
are opening new novelties
for spring
In Stone Cameo Sets,
Rings, Lockets, and Scarf-Pins;
Roman Gold Chains and Pendants;
Bridal Silver
all new designs-at greatly reduced prices,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
GREAT BARGAINS in dry goods at SyCLE BRO
THEIRS.
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NEW Lawns 4. sYcIE Rao1nERs,.

GENTEEMEN,s cLoTE-ToP GOAT TIES at "a 9
GRrGG,s, Tenth and Main streets. s3.
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VARIEGATED and fancy foliage plants for bai
kets vases aowcr-stands, ribbon-beds, aud borders
at MoRToN's garden, corner of Main and Reservoir
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r,r wr.1nfE YESTERDAY was clear, mid,
,ni delightful.
a. ". 81; Il NJ. 20; ) i. NJ, 10; o T.
-: midnight. 60.
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STRAWBERRY 1cE-cREAA, made from fresh
at PIZZINI'S.
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AL the hest stores are keeping BsArstERp 4
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ICE-CREAM.-PIZzINIi Is now making, fresh ever!
day, LEMON, CHOCOLATE, STRAWBERRY, PISR
APPLE, and VANILLA ice-creams.
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LASTING AND LINEN SLIPPERS for the house
GRIGG's.
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tnASCEEY COURT OF RICHMOND, THURS:
DAY.-Thc following cases were disposed OF :
Ford, &c., rs. Ford, &c. Decree confirm
lhg report OF sale and directing purchaser to
comply with the terms thereof.
S'ringellow rs. Cowles, administrator.
Decree confirming report OF special commits
,!ohero and making provision in regard to
The fund on hand.
lhomas IS. Gwathmey's administrator,
DC. Decree confirming report Of commits
Honcr and directing the release of the deed
'i trust therein mentioned.
Cox, &c, Us. Cox, &c. Decree confirming G
report Of commissioner and providing for
the Communication OF dover of Mrs. Emily F.
i!utcheson.
llardgroye rs. Williams, dc. Decree con-
lrlnin" report Of special commissioner and
making distribution Of the fund on hand.
O'NciFs executor Us. Goddin, &c. Decree
on petition Of j. l.. Crouch directing deed
70 be made to him as therein set forth.
Amidon Crombie & Co. Us. McNeir, &c. ;
Asewb0ld d Sons as. same. Opinion OF
.ourt disposing Of exceptions to the COM
tHlissioner's report and recommitting cause,
WIN instructions to make further report IN
conformity with principles settled by the
court.
,Eurwell rs. Scott, &c. Order dismissing
ra!h'Il's bill without prejudice to his rights
'*o remedies elsewhere.
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LOTS oFMoNEY MAY BE MADE by small Invest
ments In lots Of ground at the great West End auc-
ton sale of CnAFFIN, STAPLES &c co. next Mon
day. See advertisement.
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hrsTiNGs C0URT.-The Hastings Court
?eS'erday was engaged in the trial Of civil
SaSe>, and issued number of licenses for
'e sale of liquor in this city.
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Z CUSTOM lliand-made} WoRKto order, and guar
anteea TO at. Repairfng neatly donebs
BoscHEg & BlioxHEB,
6og and 511 Broad strsos.
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FRESH Strawberries at PzziNr's.

GREAT BARGAINS in dry goods at SYcLE BRO
THEIRS.
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FOR RENT.
EOR kENEs -
BY u. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1113Main street, Richmond, Va.

= - =
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l113 Main street, Richmond, Va.
TOR RENT, THE MOUNTAIN-ToP @
Z lsUMMER REsoETl BENG Snlsr 2EE HunNsaAHTt unsi,HT
PPiHbh.wATER, PHE2w ATn On TiE SUMMIT Of THE Blue
RIDGE MOUNTAINS, IN AUGUSTA COUNT, " va,
YAsAEh YA AEP ERR1EAGcHHtEs IN ERE GSha And oo
RAILROAD, consisting OF
HOTEL AND FgRN1TIg1geE AND HOTEL
from lst June to LIST October, 1875.
improvements consist Of HOTEL, bull. o. s,one
five guests and has been recently repaired; ana snef
Is now in process Of erection an addition TO inc hose
for dnne-halls, &C.,
Kalroad communication Is snch that visitors can
leave either Richmond Lypchbarg, saitlmsse ,ss os
retarn at .e early hours on following Monday
To responsible parties most feasonao'c
my nTT iS.iot A'' : A11 J. THOMPSON Brow. .#
TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING a.
It COS. east side Of Eighth street, north oiE -
Leigh street, containing eleven rooms: posssssion
at S9 Sgsfi is.ss sAppy to Real a fksss Estass aasa
DOE RENT, THE STORE on the Gs
corner Of Main and Tenth streets now os- =
i5tir day Of May next. have decided 70 oesn,y the
adjoining store. and ana now fitting II MP and ~ ;t
To hay. II completed by the aboye-staed time, aere
shall continue my business u heretofore
my 3-e0d6t JOHN 5Gs sfaf Ed. y,
JORDAN RoCKBRIDGE ALUM "a
q SPRINGS FOR RENT. -
AS commissioners unaer decree Of the Gircnii
Court Of Rockbridge county, we win receive bias fof
| the lease OF this -. i3s%
CELEBRATED DWArERISG-PLAcE
for not less than one nor more than i've years This
property Is fully equipped with the modern uproye.
ments for 6rstclass hotels and Furnished - asdys
superior 10 any summer rescrt in yirgtEta hs3
knowr medicinal virtues OF It's valuable minefs Wa
ters its great popularity as summer resort for IN
yaifs and pcsure-seekers, It's beautiful
splendid etiuipmenf, make this very desirable pro.
perty for city hotel proprietors woe 1oes
not REQUIRE their personal supervision Curing TIE
summer months, and others desiring 70 rent suca
property. 80 q
A. B. BLkKEY, Charlottesville. yn.,
MiA;AslpsakVSinSss; SHAs. 4. lpaViSsos. Lexington, va,
NH 36-eodSm Sofs fsnaissiohsrs.
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& TRUNKS, yALIsEsI AND sATcHELs reduced to.
very low prices at RoscnEsts, Broad street.
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BEAUTIFUL FLowER-STANDs-someth en-
tirely new-at MoRTON's garden, corner OF Main
and Reservoir streets.
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Nnvronr AsD 70 oxroaD 8, sIns 4t.D sllrrEas q
Nsw pn1srs q sY,,c,Ll.,s RaoTnrns,.l

SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BrsxIys in great saricty
at BoscHEsss, sos aud 5I1 Broad street.
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JORDAN RoCKBRIDGE ALUM a.
81 SPRINGS FOR RENT. K:x
MTsCHLL.AYENUs.

4 DMINISTRATRIX's NOTCH =. Hay.
IA ing Gualifed as administrative OF the estate OF
tine late sABTHA HENRY, hereby notify AL s1oses
who are Indebted 10 the said estate 70 eoe fcrssrd
and make payment, and tbcse having claims
- 80 = y - MARY Il. HENRY fs-
Admini,tfatrix OF Martha HeurY. deeessst
my 17-1w* !. 80
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INOTICE.-All persons having CLAIMS
In against ths estate Of JAMES d. TnlcE- ca-s
eeased Win present them q. srErfIES HQAIES ioE
I1Ns's e'AA's - 90 z SC HUETER. Fs
s. II. ii. ,fKit II
l ExAcusbrBs Ss
ALICE M. TRTCE. Exesgtysx; e
| RIcuxoSp, April az. 1915. sn aa.a. M&s5xs,
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THOUSANDS Of bedding -plants in bloom at NOR
TOMS garden corner of Main and Reservoir streets.
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DOOK-KEEPER correspondent OF
ID Rox 3l7 who have not received direct answers
are hereby Informed that the vacancy has been llled.
-Jy fFIt
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LEMON ICE-CnEAM,
PINEAPPLE ICE-CREAM,
CHOCOLATE IcE-CREAM,
ORANGE and LEMON ICES
at PIZzINI's,
SO7 Broad street.
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PISEApPLEs.-PIZZINI has received some very
fine pineapples the largest that has ever been In this
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VANILLA IcE-cREAM, favored only with vanill
beans, at PIzZINI's.
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A STRIKING FAcT-THAT ALL AMERICAN
CITIES GROW WEsTwARD.-Remembert this fact,
and don't fail to attend ClIAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.'S
great auction sale on Monday next. See advertise
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DELEGATES to the Southern Baptist Convention
should be sure to visit PIzZIEI's splendid confec-
uonery establishment, e07 Broad street.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that PARRS POTTERY is STILL AT
ROCKETS. -
orders on a one-cent postal card win reach US by
mall, and deliver goods to any part OF the CITY
every day. u. PAkR ~ Sos.:ssS
aD2l-eod3m
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WANTS.

Several BOARDERS can be accommodated
ST. JAMES HOTEL with neat and clean f00ml
prompt attention., and Arst-class fare at reasonably
rates. Also, a number OF fMEAL-BOARDERs.Ag
ply at the Office Of the ST. JAMES HOTEL.s3
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
| w that JOHN DOES has on band 100 CHik-
| DREN'S CARRIAGES, to be sold ut reduced price;
I'm order to make shop-r0om for manufacturing.
also sell on the psan ana aGs nsatl aa
Also, MATERIALS for sale, at II Main street.
! ap22-1m 1onS . noss.
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WANTED, ALL HoUsEKEEPERsT TO
w read
POLK MILLER & CO.'S
advertisement for ITALIAN INSECT POWDER,
for destroying reaches, ants, moths, and bed-bugs
Depot corner of Main and Ninth streets. my 8 81