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till Monday night, anu, ssll hope they WIN
do so. E.t IS. n
The steamer Pamlieo, which will take the
excursion party to Norfolk, will leave Rich
mond tonight at 8 O'Clock. ~
On Monday week Messrs. r. T.. Adams
and 8. r. Purdue will make their Mgrand
excursion to Baltimore and the Centen-
EniaI. ''.s5, ~ - - y q.
The anniversary picnic Of Schiller Lodge,
No 3f39, I. O.. o.. F., will take place on
Monday next at 3 O'Clock, il fair, il not the
next fair day thereafter. f@Gs. g q
"A meeting OF the Corn and Flour Ex-
change was held yesterday morning, Mr.
Alexander Walker In the chair. The inVi-
tation OF Major Douglass for an excursion
over the York River road at 10 O'Clock this
morning was accepted with thanks. and on
motion OF Mr.. Rilfin the body adjourned
over until Monday, in order to allow the
members to go to West Point. 1t Is proba-
BILE that a number OF the members of the To-
baceo Exchange will join in the excursion,
Colonel Douglass having invited that body
also. The train will leave the depot at 10
O'Clock this morning.
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POLICE CoURr, YEsrERDAY-Justice j. j:
White presiding. Susan Pleasmts and
Mary E. Kane (coloreD were jailed for
ninety days each for being drunk.
iMolIie White fcoioredl, cnrsing, abusing,
and threatening to assault and beat Rebecca
Hickman, was required to give surety to
keep the peace. .r..,s93l.; ~, ;ils -.
Alexander Deane (celored) was fined IS
for being drunk and disorderly In the street.
Edwin Sally (colored), charged with break
ing and entering the store and dwelling Of
Joseph Stukenburg and stealing 50 in United
States currency, one lot Of cigars and tobac-
co, was discharged.
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DEATH OF SISTER MARY BENEDIcTA.-
Sister Mary Benedicta died Of typhoid-fevcr
at St. Mary's Benedictine Institute, on
Fourth street between Clay and Leigh, yes
terday between 12 and l o'clock, in the
seventeenth year of her age. She was in
vested with the religious habit on the 18th
OF November, 1875, at the hands OF the
Right Rev. Bis hop Gibbons, in the chapel
at the Institute. The last sacraments were
administered to her by Rev. Father Benno,
of St. Mary's church. Her name before
entering that Order was Miss Josephine
Ross, native of this city.
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MADAME JANAUsCHEK TO VISIT RICHMOND
IN JAyUARY.-Jananschek visited, while in
London, the ex-King OF Hanover by invita-
tion. Among those to receive her were the
Duchess Of Cambridge, Princess Teck, and
the Grand Duchess Of Mecklenburg-Stre-
litz. At Meiningen, Germany, Madame Jan.
auschek gave two performances at the re
quest of the Duke, who presented her with
the order OF merit and culture. She will
appear at the Richmond Theatre in January
in "Phiedra, -" Brunhelde," and "Kathe-
rine II. OF Russia" The regular season at
the theatre commences on Monday the 18th
OF September.
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A NEGRO FOUND DEAD on THE TRACK OF
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-1es-
terday morning negro man named Lewis
Price, about twenty-one years old, was
found dead about half a mile above Atlee's
ttation. His head was badly mashed and
one leg broken, supposed to have been done
by the express train the night before be-
tween u and / O'Clock. He left store
about O'Clock at night, after taking several
drinks of wbiskey, and taking with him
bottle OF liquor. He was buried yesterday
evening, an inquest being thought unneces-
SarN.
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-. PUPILS ATTENDING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Annual. reports have been received from
fifty-seVen counties and cities in the
State showing the school attendance for the
past year Us compared with the year pre-
yious. The total number Of pupils attend
ing the schools during the year 1875 from
the counties heard from was 95,078, and in
1876, 104,70a. Increase, 1881.
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FALL OF A Rock IN A TUNNEL.-A rock
fell in Lewis tunnel, on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, just east Of Allegheny
station, yesterday morning, and obstructed
the track. A freight train ran upon the
rock, q; was not much damaged. 1t was
enabltd to proceed on its way after three
hours delay. In consequence Of derange-
ment OF the Ec'ledule the mail train from the
West did not arrive here last night till 11:15.
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EXPORTS FOR A CLOSE ESCHEDULE.-Seyerai
prominent railroad gentlemen, among them
Mr.. Robert r. Bridges, president OF the w.
and W.. railroad Colonel Il. 7. Douglass,
president Of the P. and W. railroad. and
Major A. Shaw, superintendent of the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, met yester-
day to make arrangements for close sehed-
ule between Wilmington, N. c., and Baltl-
more. Colonel Douglass will take of train
between Petersburg and Weldon next SUM
day week, leaving only one train day each
way. The conference failed to make the
desired schedule. :; .sl -
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A CREDITABLE FAcT.-It is a remarkable,
and at the same time creditable, fact that
in the entire history OF the jurisprudence
of the State OF Virginia the Supreme Courts
records, show but one case OF divorce as
having. been brought before It: " course course
i'm other. courts, but this Is the only case ever
brought before our highest tribunal u II
came before the District Supreme Court at
Wytheyille about two and. half years ago.
Young man, when you marry In Virginia
marry for good. & d il 8 l.}li
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The regular monthly meeting Of the City
School Board was held in the High School
building evening before last-Hon. W. G.
Darlington (president) in the chair. Pre-
sent: Messrs. Kelley, Moses, Rady, Scott,
Courtney, and Superintendent Peay. =
~ The following q. T s5zsastsrt.I tGaf 4
iCoNuUYrCATroS FROM THE EEw sUPERIE-
,i-.s1 s.;rrGs 53, TEEDENT 10 itr.4s.Tt''N
was read and received. 5kzil 80 = ~ :
Srsfs.I z9 RICHMOND, August q, 1876. ~
To the School Board: .stf!pf .4tt = III
Gentlemsn,-Allow me TO express to you
my grateful acknowledgment for the ear
nest manner in which my claims were pre-
sented to the State Board of Education by
members OF this body. I-had not antici-
pated my election to the position Of Super
intendent Of Schools of the city; but the
duties of the Office have been imposed upon
me, and have formally accepted the same
from the State Board. ,4n..
It is due you that should say shall
endeavor with all my energy, zeal, and de-
yotion to the work, with the cooperation OF
the principals and teachers, to advance the
school system and promote the educational
interests OF our community. know the
system has attained high degree OF excel
lence in the hands Of my illustrious prede-
cessor, and that our schools now occupy an
enyiable position, the responsibility Of MAIN
tanning which I feel to be very great; but
am deeply interested in the enterprise, and
promise earnestly to devote my talents and
entire time to the work. I hope and be.
tlieve shall have the support Of every
member Of the Board.
Respectfully submitted,
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LETTERS OF. CoNGRATUIATIoN.-Goy oyernor
Tilden, HON. John Goode, Jr., Hon. W. E..
Hinton, Governor G. c. Walker, Mayor
Darlington, and others, have sent letters OF
encouragement to W. H. Z. Combs, presi-
dent of one OF the celored Tilden and Hem
bricks clubs OF this city. The club have
adopted appropriate resolutions return
ing these gentlemen, thanks for their, kind
:. %. % - 90
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.ruy WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
.,d warm during the day, with heavy
SMowcr | in the early part Of the afternoon.
~ night ii was cloudy and threatening,
With southcriy winds.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 y. NJ. "a;
4 NJ. 81: noon. S4; 8 +. NJ, So; Z.
". -: midnight. 10.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,rop,p,l!rlES To-DAY.-l Washington,
~. Nu .; For the South Atlantic States,
A"s" A.hmc,, 10 northeast winds, rising ba-
n"a,I, ,..cr and cooler. partly cloudy weather
'"'iI ''.;m nrcyail with rain areas.
WIZ In ,hc Middle and Eastern States, fre-
~. y" rain, during the night, succeeded on
quSMd w hv rising barometer, winds shift
-. .n .'"r; fresh and brisk westerly and north
ny ~ cooler and clear or partly clear
",N', ,'smt;onarv signals continue along the
,',' ,orr.. and arc ordered for the Middle
Atlantic coast.
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cry sCIsoOl .BoARD.

THE REGULAR MEETING ON THURSDAY
AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM sUPERIN-
TENDENT PEAY-MoRE PRINCIPALS AND
TEACHERS MISREPRESENTATION PRE-
sIDENT ED-sUrERINTEND-
ENT tBrNFoRDts MEMORY, kco ,iI4 z
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/ CoNv1crs REcEIvED.-The following con-
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terday from Dinwiddie county: Mary VIII
liams, eighteen months for house-breaking
and larceny; Lewis Walker, four years for
grand larceny Charles Brown, four years
and six months for grand larceny; Thad-
deus Comms, two years for grand larceny
all colOred
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LOST CH1LD.-Thursday evening Willie
Campbell, aged ten years, left his fathers
CMr. J. Fl. CampbelD residence, No. 24l2
Marshall street, and had not been heard
from UP to late hour last night. The pa
rents think he has taken ship.
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SAD DEATH.-Iniormatio was received
here yesterday morning of the death OF
Mrs. jamie L. Smith, wife OF Mr.. Francis l..
Smith, Jr., and daughter of Major W. L.
Sutherlin. The sad event occurred at Dam
vile at 12t O'Clock yesterday morning. Mrs.
Smith had many friends in this city, who
will deeply regret to hear the news OF her
early death. -rr-.
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Manchester Ahead.-Yesterday morning
the NJ, M. MS hoisted flag on their Til
den and Hendricks pole bearing the name
of sc. C.. Walker for Congress-" Botn
flags are flying, and If the election could pc
left to Chesterfield there would be no douDt
OF the election of the whole ticket. ~
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Sent on for Felony.-George W. Browder
(white) was brought before the Mayor to
answer the charge Of breaking into a dwell
ing and stealing pair OF pants valued at
Sc. After hearing the evidence the Mayor
sent Browder on to the next term OF the
court, and committed him to Jail without
hail
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l.. THE CITY GUARD.-This popular and efi-
cient organization had o full dress-drill and
inspection last night prior to their excursion
to Norfolk and Old Point, which starts this
evening at O'Clock.
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HENR1co COUNTY Court, YESTERDAY
Abram Starke, charged with an assault,
with intent to MAIN, disfgure, and kill, on
A. j.. Waldrop, was found guilty by the
Jury Of a simple assault and battery on the
said A. j. Waldrop and fined $50. The
Court added three months Imprisonment in
iail '-.aA-af-f - - -
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DROPPED DEAD.-A negro man named
Alfred johnson, while at work at the Old
Dominion wharves day before yesterday,
fell dead from the effects OF the heat. No
| ipuOaSt G. .. N. .. =
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:. OpiuIon Of Ir. William H. Stokes, physician Ut
Hope Retreat, Baltimore: = n have great
pleasure in adding my: testimony to the virtues Of
.CoLDEN4s LIEBIG,s LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC ISyIGoRAToR as the very best prepa-
ration used, and therefore confidently recommend
Il to the medical profesaion.n
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CASE DECIDED. The protracted case OF
Alleys administrator Us. Alley, which has
occupied the attention OF the Henrico Coun-
ty Court since Monday, was yesterday
brought to close by the finding by the jury
OF verdict for the defendant. The object
of this suit was to revive by sctre faclas a
Judgment for $1,025 obtained by .. H. Al
lev against John W, ALLEY in the year lS48,
which still remained on the Judgment
docket nnsatisfed. The defendant intro
duced receipt OF Q. u. Alley given in 1855
to show that the judgment had been paid.
The plaintiff alleged that this receipt was a
forgery. The jury by their verdict sustain
ed the genuineness Of the receipt.
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LOVERS OF GOOD TEA should call at PIzzIsrs
and examine his TEAS. He Is selling good article
of Black Tea at 81 per pound, and Green st sLoo.
His Teas have been tried by many persons, ana oil
say that they are good-very good. y.,,.,;-
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WPERrECTIoN LILY WHITE n-the best article
for The ladies' toilet-15 cents per box. ).
~ts'i =. MILLER & PIERCE,
Ciz" = - -. ~ Fifth and Marshall streets.
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CHURCH FESTIVAL On Monday evening
the ladies OF Dir. Hpge's church wall have
festival at the corner Of Grace and Laurel
streets for the benefit OF the chapel
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CUsrox fhand-madep woEK TO order, and guai'
anteed to at. Repairing neatly done by
EoscHEN & BRoTEER,
600 and 81 I Broad street.
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TGREESBRIER WHITE sULpHUn srRfv6s, W..
VA-Afeer September l. 1879. board per week,
AK. additional tiInc, e2 per day! f$3 ~ -
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- yIeE-CREA1If=REE1Nris Is prepared to furhsh yos,
for to-morrow's dinner, some Of his superior Ice.
cream Leave your orders to-day;iJ Gr}rts3o
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THE PEOPLE WANT PaooF. There is no ss meal
ciue prescribed By physiesaus or sold " dsssssS
thst carriea such evidence Of is superior vtssne 81
HosoHRE's GERdAs sYEvT Tor seseto - !.
eolda settled on the shreast, consuupt or aay
disease Of the throat Snd iangs. proof ei soas
fscs Is that any person afieted can get = sen'pse
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THREE HUNDRED PIECES NEW FALL PRrsTi
at exc; t,I@s f'2it fistiL@'t ~ ~
4 ONE HUNDRED QUILTS at 75c.; . ,s -
!. Very good FLANNELs Mt 16H, 20, aud 25c. sG
,,n :- JULIUS MEYER, 603 Broad street, j
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LADIES, use the =, ,PgRFECJi6S Lilly WaITE"--
is cents per box-for sale by POIK MfLyER CO.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At the
DISPATCH PRINTIyG-HoUsE. Good work, iow
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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lcosconD GnApEs-A fresh lot just received at
PIzzISI's.
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BARTLETT PEARs.-They are .tuicy dd very
swee, PIzZIgrhas some fine ones.
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THE BEST PEOPLE WHEN VISITING sTAUsTos
stop ar the Virginia Hotel. f5eEB
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!. TaE VIRGINIA IS THE fmsr-cIAss HOTEL u
Staunson. s47ssS ~ ~ s3. ..8.ss3.:
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RESPECT TO SUPERINTENDENT BINFoRD's
- H.. .s,.s MEMORY. - ..

~. On motion OF Major Courtney the follow
ing committee was: appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions expressing the sense Of
the Board at the death of Superintendent
James II. Binford :;The President OF the
Board and Messrs. "A. NJ. Kelley and W. III.
Scott. ptJ Ha: 80 asis - lr ~ ihs}l'< <'aa i,
After the transaction Of several matters
of routine business the Board adjourned at
q O'Clock. .sItro.I.....; .ia..,.,s-.r. Ri. s;,.1
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have analyzed the wuIsKKx known under He
brand OF "B SELECT, y controlled by hessrs- WA.
TER d. BLAIR Co, Richmond, Va, ana nnd
FREE FRox PUsIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend lis use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J, B. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia. !.
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TRUNKS, YALIsEs,, AND sATcHELs reduced
very low prices at BoscIIEN's, broad stree.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKIss In great variety
at BoscHEs,s, SOC and 511 Broad street. m
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vXTANTED, a, SALESMAN. Apply to
w D. & Il. MITTELDORFER,
527 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
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PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS ELECTED.

The Committee on Schools and Teachers
reported that an examination for principals
in the public schools had been held and that
the following gentlemen had been duly
elected principals: Messrs. John A. Cum
ningham, Richard w. Flournoy, and Fl. G..
Carleton. ,,.ss- -
Mr.. E. K. Murry was elected assistant
teacher in the Richmond High-School.
Messrs. R. A. Camm and George K. Pace
were elected teachers. .. ..-..
These newly-elected principals and teach
ers will be called into requisition as soon as
they are needed. -.... r.
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Fon THE nEsT, AcooAsAop ATOMS IN srAra1oiali' ili
e-o ia he yirainta Hotel. lssl4 ytl s5 s n.
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VKTANTED, GOOD WAGES AND A
wv GOOD homie for n WHITE NURSE that can
bring q good recommendation. Apply at 1917
Main street. 4Ett '.-1Et - ~ 1O~kt" +
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MTANTED, COOKS, w ASHERs.,
w IRONERS, and HOUSE. GIRLS for private
families in New York, Newark, N. 81. ana otnGr
city and In the country few miles out OF the city
"'A' j. u. JUsTIS, Labor Agent.
=, OK No q Fifteenth street.
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4 YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUA-
n TION AS TEACHER for the next session, In
private family, teach the usual English branches,
ind beginners in French. Salary not SO much IN
forred. Address Miss g., Providence Forge, New
Kent. comfy ,f'It t,l E2I!N4 au 23-deOd3tw2t
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NO Sc.
ihe Granl,y-s Street
sch, aud I'm the af-
! guests, win visit
3 Sylvester.

I have endeavored,
rs to remain over
ill hope they WIN
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EOR RENT, THE VERY DESIRA7AA
II BILE HOUsE-Eo, 20s Cary. between H4
Second and Third, seven rooms, modern fn7p7oyc-
Inents, Gc--now occupied by William Marshall, Esq.
Possession September lst. FRANK ID. HILL,
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WANTED, A HOUSE OF ABOUT
w SEVEN ROOMS, between Twelfth and "A. IA.
ans streets A twO-story, house, preferred, with
dinlng-room on first floor Address =. - -.
sf FRANKLIN DAVIS e 90,
mi o5.FS.STu3ts 1000 Main street.
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WANTS.

yITANTED, % No. 1 COOK, WASHER
w and IR0NER. Apply at No, 2204 ,.e Broad
street, Church Hin. 5. A. ELLlSON.
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that his official services as president OF this
Board have come to close, it IS our pleasing
duty to place on our records In permanent
form some expression Of the sincere regret
which we feel in severing these pleasant re-
lations, and OF our appreciation OF the I'M
portant services rendered by him; there
fore be it ,. .,.t...-.,.. ... -.
1. Resolved That in severing our connec-
tion with the Hon. Anthony NJ. Kelley as
President OF the School Board, the retro
spect OF his administration presents al un-
broken line OF usefulness and intelligent
and active discharge OF duty, and we bear
willing testimony to his answering integ--
rity and energy in Office and happiness OF
manner as q gentleman and associate, and
that he has displayed on all occasions an un-
faltering interest in and attachment Tor this
great public trust COLI united to our charge.
II 2. ResoLued, That by the untiring energy
and attention Of our late president TO the
business Of the Board and the operations o.
the schools, the duties Of the other members
of the Board, which would otherwise have
been onerous and unpleasant, have been
made comparatively light and easy; and while,
some OF us have been associated with him for
but short time, he has alike won from us all
the highest respect and warmest esteem,
and it is with our best wishes and highest
hopes for his future Usefulness and success
that we separate our official bonds on this
Board. ~
8. Resolved, That this preamble and these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes and
copy sent to Mr.. Kelley. .,-. -
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YOUNG MAN OF 'EX-
wv TENSIVE acquaintance in Tennessee. Ken
tucky, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, and missouri, desires
a SITUATION as TRAVELLING AGENT Iof to-
bacco manufacturer References given as 20 sharac-
ter and qualifications. Address .EKANks
. an 01-cnd3tk r care UfSpdtch once.
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EOR RENT, THAT PLEASANTLY
II. LOCATED HOUSE No. sos north Sixth NJ
street, now occupied by Air. Charles Binford; has
seven rooms besides bathroom and closetas water
on first and third doors kitchen with two rooms;
shady yard. Rent low. Possession immediately,
Fs5th - ROBERT ID. LYME
;s Is Real Estatcy hpTnf,
an 26-3t 1919 Main street.
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Mr.. Alfred Moses, secretary Of the Board
submitted his monthly financial stateme mt
which was read and approved.
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KERR IN CONGRESS.
lie entered Congress December 4. 1866.
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EORRENT,T T,THEDESIRABLE REsLAa
= IDENCE No. 410 Main street, besweenH1
Esa.; ton rooms, modern inlproyements. Rent low.
Torrent, NEW BRICK DWELLING No. sos uese
Grace; twelve rooms, modern improvements. Kent
reduced. gZs.l stt u, u ~ Ss5.3I
That large STORE, and DWELLING above, 30.
1905 east Main eight rooms: $40 per rnonth.
"a ~ II ,5f FRANK ID. HILL,
nu 26o3t - HOS Main etroef.
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DARTNER WANTED. tobacco man nh1-
aan,nned factory and GOOD trade, wsuts aPAlSI.
NdIH Sda.oss ss''' aPARTNER."
z au 25.St& 6t OtSpdscn oMSS.
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= 4 CUMFLIHENI To EA-MA1UH hE1LE1'
Major Alfred r. Courtney, from the select
committee appointed at the last meeting OF
the Board to prepare suitable resolutions OF
respect to Hon. a. NJ. Kelley, the retiring
president OF the Board, presented the fol-
lowing, which were read and unanimously
adopted: -