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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19
BY Augustine Royal
successor 70 Moody i RoJall)'
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Seventh and Hull s!resa'
va

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR hCn-
4 DRIED AND SIXTY-FIyE ACRE, " r JHS
LIABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY Of OF, iuniIT .
TERFIELD, ABOUT ONE NILE From End Nd
TOAX STATION, ON THE RlcHIs h.VyspI APRIL
2s, 1875, ON THE PREMISES, At To Es s1s.
snt.d to the undersigned by John L. Booker aasS
Soer bearing date or y: 6 1sIn
ati,ee Of aid COUNTY, d. B. vol AZ, page Sss %
being required e the oensas Il. y5itn
I'm lime above prescribed, FOUR HtNDREpD ME-
sIXTI-EIyE ACRES OF y WiI'iYm s spe.s. 70.
and w. W. Osborns estate. The land IN b.nr 20
diticr, and well wooded and tinoersa, Az sboad en-.
near the Richmond and Danyts rairoIn ,,sstaeuu.
Eage the attention Of those seeking good his
TERMS: Cash as to expenses o. a,s for S2io.so,
trust and 70 pay OF two notes now dns ~. ersdin:
and interest m paid, and upon the fo1wS ,o.s due
Note due zs.h March, nsss !G noe duo T.
1S7s. for sIO7; note due 18th June, 10 len tus
SIO7.sO; the residue, II any, psyaDss ~
W sirnes y. Win be made known at SALE .-,x.er
oI sLIS1 a. MA SOCRATES BROOKS, 1russS--
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GopprF, WARnsH 4 Co., Austioneers. ap1
BY James d. Taylor 3 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ONCE corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ONCE corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE, IN THE COUNTY
OF HEMRIGo, OF THE o K5CH Ea II FR RGnE
NEAR HUNGARY STATION, ABOUT SIN
NILES FROM THE CITY OF RlC ~ NO Sp.,,; At
nv Court Of the city OF Richmond rendered on the
17h day Of June 1875 in the case Of Ga1esr0ox
thereby appointed proceed to sell at public auction In
front of Henrico county courthouse, on SATURDAY
the 22d day OF April, 1875, at IL o'clock H., &c the
t. Suite n, Jr., d TRACT OF LAND designated rs
Lots Nos. and 8, In tho plan OF Gazehrooks farm
containing ~ 44-100 ACRES, with all the Improve
ments thereon.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance Is ordered by the
court JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioner.
JAMEs N. TAYLOR & SON, Auctioneers.
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By wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
leo corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

BY WcTmSIOu
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ONCE corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF FOUR HUN
ODRED AND NINETY-FIVE FEET OF hAS NJ
IN MARX'S ADDITION TO MANCHESIIIIEIIKtii, ~
s snG TO AND 5t GAGRY sTREETs, ADJoIN,,
ING "COOL SPRING. ON THE EAST "A, AND
sold at auction, on the premises, ON WEDkESDA9
the 18th of April, 1879, At o'clock p II; FoE oK
HUNDRED AND NlNETY.FiyE FEET Hf
parcels to suit bulders running back 125 feet to an
Alley IA feet wide-being Lot No. in Square No l0,
and Lots Nos. and In Square NO. IL OF MAX
plan. ..-. oonn,N
TERMS: At sale. w. GOODIN,
aOl4 AuCtloHeef.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
DRIVATE LE.-H AND . n +
i FRAME COTTAGE on Twenty:fourth street
(No 81 81, one square south of VenAbe street con.
tanning three rooms, nearly new, with lot 2S feet
front By 1872 feet deep to alley In common 1O iGet
wide, for sale privately. well Of good water on the
This pretty and attractive little property will be
sold at good bargain II early application be made 70
SQUIRE GODDlN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ap 15-6t sl1 BANK slree..
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ssNANToN INSIDE LINE. "ei55ssua1

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER lsT the splendid iron
steamers of this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier at corner of TWEEN
fy-second and Dock streets making close connection
each trip at Canton Nd, East Batimorc0 with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company for Philadelphia
. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cost No dockage charged at Rich
mond. Rates IS low as any other line. This Is the
quickest line between Philadelphia and Richmond.
Canton Inside Line, and sent to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore depot Philadelphia.
Freig6ts received daily in Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
For further information apply to
L. b. TATUM, Agent,
Ofnees Twenty-second and Dock streets
and No. 903 Main street; or to
Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
Philadelphia jag
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BY Robert B. Lyme
(succesSor to Lyme a. BrotheP),
Bsal Estate Agent and kuctionsax,
No. 1912 Main street.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATsh 5aIl
d COMPANY. azzaasN
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW 1Ohh.
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, October 8, 1875, this
Companys fast and elegant steamer JOHN SfL,
yES'FEis, Captain j. A. POST. carrying Unlteo
states mail will leave her wharf, Rockets Tor above,
named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at $50 A. III.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY........S Q 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE- 80
TURN ...''....''''.''.' ~
Fare to Baltimore. .................' w
Fare TO Philadelphia. Y DU
Fare to New York. ..................... IL oo
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER 4 Coz
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchange Hotel and
baggage checked through Freight received daily Tor
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and regular land.
ings on James river, from A. NJ to 9 P. NJ, at
reasonable rates.
Freight for way Landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM, General Agent
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; branch ONCE
| at w. d. Blair s Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
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-. ss.s,Ie,sEn or srsAs1Ens.,

TSoR NEW no D K.-The u.s 49,
II Domtnl1 1yersasn Cof;cH, viii san
s asssipaY, Aprii s s,s.psee E & n
Erelgu. aSo hiiIa az ladsng signed ana ~ sn,ith
wasasd wl.a dispatch s 70 ~ p porss.
sASs, "trip
Fare % New York, s12 ssee1aSe' ~
Fos freight or passage, apply . co. Agents,
y. GGompany's wharf. RockeEIs.
Y,HII,ADELPHIA, RICH <3gSS
MoND, AND NoRIg,1q4Ltkn ssTTEP AiIMfaA..1rEo1I
S nEFcF BOSTON AND All NE Gpa af Inc steam
TWICE WE ;i ieaye Philadelphia every TIES
sss q snds sysrS With
"a IA aud FRIDAY connecting at frosttu I and by
bton and Providence railroad for io Zane cod
our Fall River line for the same nT wedding transfer
landing at Ola colony oS III p PORTER, Agent
2425 Dock street, Fica n..,,ta
WILLIAM p. CLYDE C nHs:.,,i hSSsiSl
No. 10 South Wharyes, fnii' = eapt
~ d. ID. c. MIMI, Age atG,
np17 No. 90 Dcyons-nre s..s.-- -
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T1OR BALTIMORE; ,,-,ru,y a
Il u.r.S STEAMBOAT LINE

FOR
THR8 oESWE ESE1 ksIaeHHmosD AND
NO TRANSFER BE1MM f EEM - - :
NO po lSt az s,s snAEesHHRiiR nEr and
~ Of Twenty-second street, every IuESs
DaY and M3RNIN oei asa fop BATH
hting Close connections at Locust Point Win
and OHIO railroad for all points Wess ana
northwest; also, With Northern Ceh'fA iA '
Through bills signed to Baltimore and all pSbm ss
west and rates guaranteed as low as ~ any osf
ofces fweuty-seconda and Dock streets and No.
OO9 Main street. W y
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The room was vacated by all the persons
present except members OF the Board The
Board, after consultation, agreed upon the
following minute, and made it public:
The Board being requested TO take notice
OF facts tending to show that military force
had been employed in the Fourth congress
sional district nc the time Of the election for
the purpose, and with the effect Of intimi.
dating voters, the Board declines to take
action upon said request, because In fhe dis-
charge OF its functions it is expressly con-
election returns, counting the votes, and
certifying the result. 80
The Board after announcing their deter
miDation in this matter, adjourned until.11
O'Clock this morning, when q final survey
Of the returns VIII be made, and the certif-
Gates will be issued to the parties entitled
to them.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Death ON the Rdu-Heartrendi Acci.
dent on the Richmond and Danuiile hail
road.-Saturday, about 7:05 p. NJ, express
| train No. 3, engine 81, Richmond and Dan.
vile railroad, L. Bryant engineer, and
James Duval conductor, ran over and killed
white man named j. w. Mcpherson, near
the twelve mile-post, and about one mile
from Coaltield station.
The body OF the deceased was severed in
twain, and death was instantaneous. His
watch was found uniniured, but the chain
was cut or broken by the engine-whees.
The fireman caught a glimpse Of mans
face in the darkness, and an attempt was
made to reverse the engine, but too late to
avert the terrible catastrophe, and no blame
attaches to any one connected with the train.
Mcpherson was about twenty-five years
Of age, and was resident OF Monroe coun-
ty, VIVA. He married few months since
Miss Cunlitfe, OF Chesterfield, and at the
time OF his death was on visit with his
wife to her relatives.
He is represented as not having been ad-
dicted to intemperance, but on Saturday
evening, meeting with friends and acquaint-
ances, it is reported that he INDUCED in
drink, was separated from his brother-in-
law, and, becoming overpowered, laid down
on the railroad track, with the SAD result
above narrated.
The deceased was member Of Union
Fork Royal Arch Chapter Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, Of Monroe county, and the
son Of the Deputy Grand Master Of the
Grand Lodge Of West Virginia, and was
connected with the first families in that
State. His body will doubtless be taken in
charge by the Masonic fraternity OF this city
and vicinity, and forwarded to his late resi-
dence.
Mrs. MCPHERSON has relatives and friends
in this city, and the deepest sympathy is
expressed for her in this painful bereave-
ment.
The scene OF the accident is but short
distance from the spot where young Long
est was killed in similar manner just two
years ago, and the scene was visited by
hundreds yesterday and Sunday.
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BARGAINS OPENED DAILY.
...g large, heavy WHITE BLANKETS ut ~
wlIiTF BLANKETS. better qualities very low;
rat bargains in WHITE, RED, and GRAY
- Iirccs C'ilECKED CIiEvIOTS from Paines
suction. al SIC. worth l2*c.;
URE~S GOODS In all the Hew shadcs-prlccS just
y,duccd we want TO sell them: Wv
IApiE>' CLOAkS-a large and new stock w
Guarantee tit, style and make, and arc selling
iu.'u very low.
'hi,!ren's Cloaks In new and elegant styles: an
..ir, new stock Of Furs just opened: Childrcn,s =
:5-. t 7Jc a set and upwards Ladies' Furs AT So
e and upwards; new styles IN Ladies ana ChliI
" Fur Hats and CAPS; E'r-Trimmlngs i1yis In ali
.ad blades Ladies' Felt skirts at soc. and upwards:
ltIr.'. Gentlemcn'S, and Chiidrtn's Aerino ana
tl-Wr"l Underwear, FROM lowest prices up; Cen en-
.'tncn's DouLe-BTcastcd Nerno IidtrslilftS al 91
20 r!cccs CASHMERE frou, Painc's auction,
,a.hi low and selling corrcspoltlingly cheap.
II viii pay you 10 give Us call aud examine tho
.rrA!ns offered a. JULIUS MEYERS,
40 23-col COS Broad street.
GRAND OPENING OF THE LARGEST
II AND BEST sELECTED sToCh , OF FALI; LI
!HD WINTER DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND
FANCY GOODS liz! LEVI sTef nESrEH9s. Ess HpHSn9ssa al
No. G27 BROAD STREET.
lrh viii be offered al the very lowest cash prices
!GF.>S GOODS In all the latest styles and shades;
>ihWlS and FELT SKIRTS In all qualities;
LADIES BLACK BEAVER CL9AkS,
all the newest patterns;
CASS!MERES, FLANNELS,
DUMESTlCS. aud al colOrs OF
WATER-PROOF CLOTHS.
,m- NOTION DEPARTMENT Is stocked full with
ado and Misses Plain add Striped Hosiery: Kid
,hN">. Gauntlet Gloves; Culls and CoDars; Hand
rr!icl>. Corscts, Towels, Napkins. Sc-- &C.; ant
~. fanry Goods and EiDbroideries cannot be cN
'Icl->uch ~ Infants Mcrino Cloaks and Walking
at h:.iid-made Sacques, Caps, and Afgbans;
"atrr.Proof Cloaks made TO order; ana om
p new designs OF PATTERNS.
IAMl'El Jokes, PILLOW SHAMS, BRAli)S
iMERDiDEflNG SILKS and c0TTOhS always
- hand:
'l~, Il full line OF soc. KID GLOVES.
',Intry orders promptly filled at short notice.
al carly and examine for yourselves" &C 2-3m
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Mon
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding.-In the mat
ter Of j. j. Sutherland. Order allowing the
bankrupt the balance due him as an eXemp-
ton, and the attorney for the creditors fee
Of $50.
In the case OF D. j. Mccormick. Order
restraining the Sergeant OF Richmond city
from selling the property Of the bankrupt.
In the matter OF e. u. Burch. Claim of
W. D. Burch for labor allowed to the amount
OF $50.
In the cases Of William T. Richardson and
John C. Williams. Assignee discharged.
In the matter Of Henry &. Davidson. The
assignee was directed to pay the balance in
hand to William A. Sheppard on account Of
rent due by bankrupt, and surrender the
premises to the landlord.
In the matter of Samuel Al. Archer. The
claim OF William Fl. Turner for labor was
allowed and the assignee directed to pay the
same to the amount Of $50.
In the case OF William II. Allderdice.
The sale OF the bankrupt's real estate in
Powhatan to Thomas n. Miller was con-
-frmed, and the attorney for the assignees
was allowed fee OF $500.
In the matter OF Noting & Burton. The
sale of the bankrupts' real estate was con-
nrmeQ ana Tue aSSlSHcS uIIcCIeu W lnahO q
conveyance to Savage Smith and Horace
Backmer, two of the purchasers, they hay-
ing complied with the terms o. sale.
In the matter OF NJ. Lichtenstein. The
marshal was ordered to sell the bankrupps
stock OF goods at auction. All questions as
to costs and exemptions were reserved and
the bankrupt ordered to appear before the
register on the 1st Of December next for
examination. -
In the matter OF John Fl. Burton. The
exemption made to the bankrupt by the
assignee was confirmed, subject to the costs;
In the cases OF James G. Downward and
John Whann. The order for the arrest and
bail OF the bankrupts was revoked and the
bail-bond given by them cancelled.
In the matter OF Samuel Wolfe. The as
signee was directed to sell the real estate OF
| the bankrupt ut public auction.
In the case Of w. T. Taliaferro. The sale
made by the assignee was confirmed, ana
the assignee ordered to make deed to the
purchaser. =,
In the matter OF Paine, Cabell S Co. The
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A. Suggestion to Richmond Tobacco
BUYERS.

FANCEBURG, LEWIS COUNTY, KY,
November %, 1876.
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-The tobacco-growers OF
Eastern Kentucky have an extra crop Of to-
bacco on hand adapted for fine-cut. We are
adjacent and accessible to the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, and would open negotia-
tions with the tobacco-dealers of Richmond
If we knew their names.
The desire Of our producers is to sell at
home, dissatisfied with the system oil
warehousing in Cincinnati and Louis.
vile. There are tempting inducements
for the Richmond merchants IL they
will come and see our crops and offer the
money. suggest this for the mutual
benefit of the buyer and seller, and will
furnish all the information concerning oul
crops and quality upon application to
WILLIAM s, RAND,
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Illness of a Prominent 1fan.-John A.
Cersley, proprietor OF the Chesterfield
House and ex-cbief engineer Of the Fire
Department, is lying quite i'll at his resi-
dence, Hull street between Seventh and
Eighth. afr. Cersley is q prominent Odd
Fellow, knight Of Pythias, and Red Man;
served gallantly through the war with Ma
homes men, was dangerously wounded du-
ring the siege OF Petersburg, and In his ai-
Fiction has the sympathy OF the entire COM
munify -s
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.
How TO BUY AN ORGAN.

lie MASON 4 TAMLIN ORGANS have been
'tShcd THE FIRST RANK by the judges at TILE
'&NIENNlAL. They may now be bought VERY LOW
''E CASH or on EASY TERMs-yiz. by the pay
''Nt Of one tenth OF the catalogue price cash. and
'~Tienth every three months unt!l ten payments
AZ uatle.
'H Instance: To purchase an organ worth $3.50,
N !iss .l3 cash, aud l5 every ts,ree months till
- Payments are iuatc. Thus purchasing an organ
. t'c IL yIncn. OF 5 per month. which Is only the
''ht OF a;piauo.
large deductions FOR cash.
y. J.. D.3yALFORD CARLTON MCCARTHY
Agents. Mason iiamlin Organ Company,
~ Elm 9l4 Main street. RirrIond Va
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trustees were authorized TO lend the pro.
ceeds OF the sale made by them to John
Enders upon his giving security to return
the same when ordered to do so by the
court.
In the matter Of Charles p. Winston.
The sheriff OF Richmond city was author
fzed to sell the bankrnpts stock OF goods
at private sale for two weeks and then at
public auction, and deposit the proceeds to
tue credit Of the court. sss, &. 5s;ss
In the cause OF Snead against Williams et
ais. The deed In the proceedings men
toned was declared null and void, and d.
r. Stokes and II. L.. Lee, as special COM
missioners, were directed to sell the prop
Eerty conveyed unless James p. Street shall
within ten days pay the judgments Of the
complainants.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued to
Baldwin Il Cox, OF FarmYille, and L. b..
Cauthorn, of Richmond city.
POLICE C0URT, MONDAY Justice Joseph
j.. While presidinq. - Justice j. j. White
disposed OF the following cases Peter Ber-
ry, Walter Jennings, George Ricketts,,
Luther Bethel, Charles Dance, and Willie
Sales were fined 81 each for trespassing
upon the premises OF Fred. Geese and crea-
ting disturbance in the street.
John Anderson, arrested for being drunk,
was committed to jail for thirty days.
The ease Of John H..Holmes and Robert
Holmes (co1ored), arrested Saturday night
for feloniously stabbing Edward Ford with
intent to kill, was continued until Saturday,
owing to the absence OF the wounded man.
james Hamilton and Elizabeth Hamilton,
for fighting in the market-house. James
was sent to jail for six months, Elizabeth
for three months.
Andrew Tinslcy (colored) was charged
with the larceny Of one barrel Of lard,
valued at s37, from the York River depot,
the property OF G. Dominica. This being
Tinslcy's second offence, he was sent on to
the grand jury OF the Hastings Court.
Andrew Adams, a vagrant, was sent to
j al for twenty-iour hours, with the request
that he be sent to the almshouse.
Henrietta Brooks and William Christian
were charged with being disorderly in the
First Market. Christian was discharged.
Brooks was fined So.
Lucy Eldridge and Ellen Willis (colored)
were charged with disorderly conduct in
the street Eldridge was fined s.. Willis
was discharged.
Beverly Jefferson (coloreD, found guilty
OF stealing one piece of meat from II. C.
Hcchier, was Jailed for sixty DAYS.
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Church Notes.-Ow Owing to the bad wea-l
ther and worse walking divine service was
slimly attended sunday. Atthe Baptist and
Presbyterian churches particularly, which
are in the midst OF the improved district,
the attendance was unusually small. The
Dulpits were occupied by the regular pas
tors, except at the Methodist church al
night, where Rev. w William McGe oi8ciated.
Af the Baptist church there has recently
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YOUTHFUL TRAMPs.-Fred. Stone and Mike
Flanip, two boys OF about twelve years OF
age, lodged at the Third station,honse on
Saturday night, were before the Police
Court yesterday morning, and were dis
charged. They were on their way TO the
South, and had walked from Baltimore.
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Street Improvement. .-Vicker's Gap fTest
Eleventh street, is now some fifteen feet be-
low the surface OF the earth, and the ditch
ing goes bravely ON. To avoid injury to
life and limb, and possibly costly and yexa-
tious suits for damages, it would be well 70
blockade the approaches to some Of the oil.
most bottomIess pits with which the city
now abounds, several unlueky parties hay
ing already lost their balance and fallen into
them.
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THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA gives
notice that notes maturing on Thursday the
Both instant CFhanksgiving-day) must be
paid on Wednesday the 10th. This is in
accordance with the usual custom, and we
presume the same rule viii prevail in all the
banks
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DEW G0NRS.
~ryCIAL ATTRACTION!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES:

& .,,,r LARGE and welI-asSortcd stock we will
hiring this week the fol'owtag srccsai har-
a,DS; ,,,.. ,,l>->,, 80
worth 2ac.:
-n,,,>rr DRESS GOODS, 25c. worth s5c.:
-,,,,,nS REFS 2ac. worth Csc;
,I,.wonI, ,CACHEMIEES. soc. worth 7oc.:
n.oo, c,CuEMIRES, yard wide, 75c.
wr7in 81:
CALICO. 81 and SIC;
BLACK AIrACAS, 35s. worth SOC.
ELACK ALpACAS. 4oc. worth 6oc.:
RACK ALrACAS, Goc. worth 73c
49,; >U.KS. sl.23. $3.50. Sl.75, 50. 1920,
$50. and So;
CIESETS, SOC. worth Soc;
r\S>lHEEES. soc. worth 73c.;
gkSsIMEEES, 75c. worth 81
riSslMEEtS. 81 worth Sl.25;
rASS!MERES. 1925 worth Si.I":
CASsIMEEES, :l.5o worth 81:
,,, u0ESKlN and ELACK and C0LoREp
,.UTrS very chcai
In order 10 reduce our stock Of
,nIy>,. GENTLEMEN'S, and CIilLDEEN'S
WoOLLEN UNDERWEAR,
a..i iron, this day offer them al % per cent cs>
.s.. :,.sy can hc bought Cor anywhere in This mar
~. have The hauisomc,t and cheapest stock o!
.p>>S In the CITY. so I'll The Indies say Come
COURTNEY & POWELL.
90 Sl5 Broad street.
I ARGEQUANTlTlES OF NEW GOODS
arc beiuc received ar
Ill CARDOzo. FCURQUREAN & cos.
ARGE SUPPLY OF BEAUTIFUL
CLOAkS just rccciTcda At
.ul7 CARDozo, FoUEQuREAN & cos.
t'NpL LESS VARIETY OF FELT SKIRTS
cali color.) tust received at
m,l7 CARpOZO. FOURQUEEAS 6 CO.'S.
CARPETS at 81, 40, Al, 50c., and up, just
received at
.al7 CARpozo, FouRQUREAN & cos.
DEAUTlFul. DRESS GOODS Just re-
cclrrd III
ao;7 CAKnoZo, FOURQuREAN & co.'s.
SILkS. ali colorS and prices, just received
Volt CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & CO.'S.
COLLARS, CUFFS. .HANDKERCIlIEFS.
yAEFS and all the novelties Of the season just
aiyrIa, CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.'S.
10 y
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The Concert To- 20 hi. The Jubilee Stag.
ers win repeat the concert tonight at the
Baptist church, and viii, it Is hoped, be
greeted with full house. The singing of
the troupe has received the unqualified a1,-
probation Of all who have heard them.
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Delegate Chosen.-John III. Matthews has
been elected representative OF Manchester
Council, No. 102, Friends OF Temperance,
in the semi-annual session Of the State
Council, which eonvenes in Petersburg to-
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LOCAL MATTERS.
VssE H0ARD OF ALDERMEN.

IMPORTANT STREET IMPROVEMENTS
FRAMED BUILDINGS-FIRE-ALA TELE-
GRApII-RILI.S ORDERED TO BE PAID
BUSINESS FROM TIE OTHER BRANCH
NEW BUSINESS.
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been manise ations of decfdesi Interest, and
"a gracious revival of eliSion is hoped Tor. !.

Mayors Court. Mayor Chiies yesterday
fined George Turner SIS and Wyndham
Gregory 81 for violation OF city ordinance,
and ordered thefr commitment until paid.
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HALL-THIEyEs.-On Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Lorraine's clearinghouse, corner of
Eighth and Leigh streets, was entered by
hall-thieves, who carried away an overcoat
and hat which were hanging on the hat