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operation af tae@ral soHsi i,enkss " hose les;
sons have been fcsffnlly Instructive 70 the
degree that 10 likely % prevent them from q
speedy repetition OF their follles.
Why is IL that We can't have this sensible
way opened to sthe nation. We have beer.
afficted with . national milady which ran
Into the widest fever; that is followed BY q
typhoid condition; and shall death be
brought on By bleedings Gentle treatment,
forbeaance, and nourishing food Is what is
wan,ei. II tho Federal Government will
pursue this policy all will be easy soon, and
resumption will come about sooner and
more healthiiy than It can possibly by any
other poticy
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~ COHEN BROTHERS are now. in

~ COHEN BROTHERS are now in
receipt Of the fullest assortment Of GOODS 1t has
ever been their pleasure TO offer. Among the many
great induceme that make their place OF busi'
ness one Of the most attractive in the city are
600 yards yard-wide w H1TE V1CTOR IA
LAWNS Mt l5c.-market price being 25c., AZ
l6Hc formerly sold at 2Sc., at zoe the same
generally sold at 4Oc.;
700 yards WHITE LINEN LAWN at 2Oc usual
price being 40c.;
CORDED PIQUEs at 12k and 15c. wonld be
cheap at 25 and Soc;
/ 200 yards WHITE LACE STRIPE at zoe. gen.
orally solids 97hc.;
FRENCH NAINSOOK LACE STRIPE at SOC the
same goods formerly sold al 6Os.;
EAINSO6K CHECK MUSLIN at from 169 to
CSC, the cheapest ever offered:
soo Yards FRENCH NsINSOOK STRIPED
MUSLIN at 20c., the general marked price De-
Wife DOMESTIC CAMBRICS at 8, 10, and
12kc.-as good as Lonsdsle: ,,,c.
PLAIN FRENCH MANSIONS and CAABRlCs
at about half value; III, ,,,
45c.; ,,,rpr.ISIACr
very cheap. nin 90
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General Assembly of Virginia
WEDNESDAY, March 20, 1915.


-2a SENATE.
The Senate met at s-P. M.-Lieute nant.
Governor THOMAS presiding. sE
Or motion Of Mr. JOHNSON, House bill to
amend the 18th section of the charter OF the
city of Richmond was taken up and passed
under suspension OF the ruleR.
SYMPATHY.
Mr.. Lawson presented . resolution ex.
pressing the regret OF the Senate at the at.
fiction which has been visited upon Senator
NoFFErr, of Rockingham, in his loss OF
health, &c. Agreed to unanimously.
Mr.. MATHEW communicated resolution
from the House of Delegates for the appoint.
uent of joint committee to wait upon the
Governor and infsrm him that the General
Assembly is ready to adjourn. The resolu.
ton was agreed to, and the CHAIR sppeinted
Aessrs. LAWSON and TERRY on tho, part Of
the Senate. ag.., .,t.s s.s.sl.s.ssts
Upon the return of the committee Mr..
LAWSON said that tho Governor hoped that
the legislation of this session nIght rebound
to the good Of the Commonwealth, and that
each member might return to bis hsne In
safety. &. se .iz- ..s-& ],
Hr. LAWSON presented resolutionreturn-
lag thaaKs to the President of the Senate,
&c. Agreed to unanimously.
Mr.. Dgs18yLD presented 9 resolution re.
turnisg tHsEks to Mr.. VI. ID. QuEsBNBssRY,
president pro tenn, fer the able and Impair.
tial manner In which he has discharged his
duties. i. 4s w.: ~ fj.i
Resolutions Of thanks to Mr. Davis, clerk
Of the SENATE, as well as the other clerks,
ooTGeepers, DC, were
presented BY Msssrs. GAYLE, .SNIrH, and
Woop, and adopted. y
Ar. HAssDoS made q brief address thank.
Ing the President, clerks pages, enators.
and othersfor their kind eoAsid eration, and
afareweii to3all.
Mr.. ALLAH presented . resolution recoz-
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4irhllO1ld Aispatfl.
THURSDAY. MARCH 80, 1875.
we Must Adhere TO Common Sense.

we Must Adhere 20 Common Sense.
There fs q wonderful amount Of turgid
nonsense uttered and spluttered 10 this city
about elections and plsns fer elections, and
for engineering the Conservative party.
Much Of II comes from men who do not know
what they are talking sbost, much, originates
amongst disconnected people who are gov.
crned by personal prJudices, and some Of 1t
comes from selfrighieous persons, whose real
motives are far from being very righteous.
We have no slate In this Office. We never
have one. We 60 the ticket. But we want
the Conservative party to keep well com.
pacted and to maintain its organization with
the artlor and FIRE OF conquerors.
4 I, Things must hssdone wisely, practically,
aud well. With all due respect we have to
say that the attempt to get law compelling
men to serve as registrars was one thing in
the line OF indiscretiop, II not impractica~
-biiity, not at oil necessary. If it be sup
posed thai the more solid and retiring peo-
/, pie are going to become registrars 1t is
ssupposing that they would undertake !. to
b ALL - pOoiIica rkOA WiiS& WY AAS" ~~~S
would not be at all fitted. IL Is only active
men whose occupations lead thern to know
everybody, and whose habits of general in
tercourse with the people fit them for rapid
aud accurate settlement Of business, that are
capable of conducting elections. This is
the pattern OF man that is necessary for the
office of registrar. There are plenty OF
such citizens who will be ready to serve for
The compensation allowed who are entirely
capable and reliable. There is no necessity Tor
hunting for better men. There are none bet
ter. We do not suppose that anybody would
have suffered himself to be compelled to tll
an Office which be did not desire to fill, and
for which he was wholly UNFIT. There are
ways By which this could have been avoided.
!. One of them would be declaring oneself q
candidate for any office however humble.
We are in danger Of being SO good as that
we shall deviate into downright folly. We
appeal to all concerned to put little CONS
mon sense into their pipes and smoke it.
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cAssIHEREs! CAssraEREs /!

CAsSIAERESl CASSihEhh7'
cAss)HEREs for mems and boys wear l''~
l2&c. up TO 90 per yard; an az.
W. have very well-sssorted stock al as wv wv
and 81 per yard-sIl worth nore money
FINE CAsSINERES at very low prices.
Don't buy anywhere else before loonrf . ,,,r
stack as you can save rs per cent BY oa!iSe
lac pieces WHITE and RED-cHEc6ED -
TIEGS at 35e. per yard; or. xo,,x
zoo WHITE BRIDAL QUiLIs a.
200 QUILTS a. 81, 81 .ss, and $3.50 worth -
and 1925; n7s.s2
500 FINE WHITE BED 9oiLio
$3.50, IS, -, and %. ID A.. ,,,a.
These goods ere aIi from sueslon' sha
ishipsly cheap.
s0o so,s, TOWELS at half price; ,,.,
oSn ao,a, NAPKINS and D0lLIEsM H'
half price;
TABLE-C0VERS very ioH'
New styles Of HUSTLEs;
ELoOn. saS TABLE, OuCLoIhs'
. l.rs. .,oex Of TIDES. very cheap
o eao rOassTS frsn. 40s. up % 20 . pau, md
1o,Sso sise.. a HAMBuaGH EDGiso' TIM
wye ysspprInss al one third Of thels proe.
% a. .,ez.st lIae Of Han barshs, aso o. 20 ava
ia cs.. ness Haze ever offered before. AHS'
.,i,.x and cssice ees!gas. r,,es o.
s,ooe u,sess OF TRIKaISa at 2se' '''
twelve yards; cYs very cheap
FRILLIHess sa Epe ,.Isr.
.GACbFrsRY LACEs-aa sndless ,. l.,a. ,,scrs.
SAoHTNEEE LACE tbs $ handsome -
,.oao nrApY.MADr DEEss-saiaaIss = are
Sl-msde Of wamsuttA eosson -, sas =. ssIsrS
ss.,s s.e nish liner. These shirs =. -
Ala where as 81. as and $3.50. mss aA.sp.
,. s,s s,ocr or KID GLOVES 81. ~ p ~
KERcHIKrs, RIBBONS, s ,ssS ~ .oas,
coILAna and CUFFS shla,>n ,SoSs.
SEETLEMEN's ard LADIES
wrAR, PERFUaERY, SOAPS -
rARAsoLsi PARAsoLss z ARAso., ,,,,s
Anew and elegant line just opatled. Do %.
,hsss ia IN the goods We haye, you WV
nointsd by calling oaus. We hare sO04'@
etaer bargains. +, ,,e aonsy y0s
b eli carly ana oftsn. sns4 care az INC
IA 81 paying yonr d GOODS from snrpa.
MAJ IA 4aa sre.s as.s s...
m dis "a ss,Nesa Foss.A and ftaa 'l
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M NEW SUPPLY SPRING GOODS.

NJ NEW SUPPLY SPRING GOODS.
T.R PRICE g. CO,
have opexed new DRESS GOODSin
REVERSIBLE POPLIEs,
CAMEL's-HAIR POPLISS,
PLAID and STRIPED POPLINS, ?.
SILK LUSTRES, &c, &C.
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, FANS.
BLACK GRENADINES, soc. to sI.oo; -
SILK GRENADINES. % to 50;
MOURNING GOODS In great variety,
TANSE, ROABAZINES, Er
HENRIETTAS, GRAPE CLOTHS, &c.
AuBLEACHSD and BROWN GOODS, SaEET.
INGS. &C., sold at about manufacturers sest'
PARASOLS-A great show. I'm
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l9s I g. ssT
=. ---'-' s
Ar
sse
-, ,r ,,o~rr n,r,, -, ,,.,u q. coy,
II $s.s
are invited to cali and examine or soek selected
from the latest iuportations OF the European mar
kets, and comprising styles Of
aooDs. I,1sT pyHrRrTEp THrs WEEK.
* .ss -ssa - vii, :, .,..,,
= ~ So ~
.o,, r;,,,,, ,,o ,,,, an
Ess a
re-. -
:a. sag p
oy 'no'e WHY Can phs''s'e l'ai' soou '''''o'io
goods at low prices.
~ ,o,,pr1xr
GOODS departments are now complete IN
49,
partnen's.
In DOMESTIC GOODS we are always Inc lowest
Our WV SHIRT" still sell at sl'z0' ah'
guarantee 1t 10 be the cheapest anu oes' SAs ''e'
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F CENTENNIAL SILKS.
cpkNn sTftfK Rt,A CK sILKS

THOS. r. PRICE & co. have aust received afreah
supply OF those superb CENpENk1Ab! HLACkl
SILKS Magnificent IN fussre, sunearAlleds In
purity and durable that they Will answer as her-
looms In family. s.. az ~
OF these ce]ehrassa SILKS In the State Of Virginia.
s. NH Is 80 s54s
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The modern "honest GREGORY: The
one who says he appreciates the Petersburg
Appeal =
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pARAsoLs! PARAsoLsI

| enc thousanA SILK, COTTON, and ALPACA
PARAsoLs frsm a5e. to Is aFieee-ssest styles
and hasalss. ~.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS. rs
Died, In this city, of consumption, On Sun day
afternoon, March 20, at ~ O'Clock, Miss MARTHA
A. GROSS, youngest daughter Of Samuel n and
Sarah T. Cross, formerly Of Hanover county, Va.
Jesus, keep me near the cross
There precllu fountain, = ..
Free to ali, a healing stream,
f Flows from Carary's mountain.
r In the cross, In the cross, r..
" Be thy glors ever,
Till my r2p'ured soul shall ind
Rest beyond the river.
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w BREEDEN g. FOX
CneCRrmY, GLASSWARE, re.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
I have taat received nay
SPRING STOCK OF. GOODS,
consisting In part Of FIxE DITHsn, TEA, and
TOILET SETS; EERaANr VASES, FRENCH
BRosxrs, FINE CABINET sErs, PAElstAN Nov
Mr1Rs, PLATED GOODS, TABLE Cs1LEaI, &s.
with fall assortment OF House. Furnishing Arti.
cIes Eeneraliy. Aiso. q full line Of WHITE CHIrA
and srArLE Goons, which I am ckerins AZ ysry
low figures. A call 10 respectfully solicited.
E z. B. TAYLOR,
i nah l0l1 Main slreet.
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will open on MONDAY and daring the entire
month fifty cases Of
NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS,
ana win offer SPECIAL BARGAINS the whole
eeasen, and invite The attention Of thespublis. I
bay and sell for CASH only, and can give extra
inducements. ., a
200 pieces good and choice CALICOES At exc.
200 pieces best and choice CALiCOES at shc. d
HANsUTTA sad DAyOL COTTONs at 12akc.
ANDROSCOGGIN COTTON at 1oc.;
and ether good
COTTON: AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
BLACK ALPACAs, the beat and cheapest goods,
at 20, 80, So, 40, 80, so, and 75c., worth from
=. 8 to zoe. more;
soLID-CoLoR aud PLAID DRESS GoODs-a
large line at extra low prices
Twenty thousand yards OF the best PAsIFIC
LAWNS at 12kc.wsrth zoe. a yard-an new
and ehoiee styles. 80 s5les -
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We have the larges, stock of DOMESTIC Goop.
in the city and are selling all cur goods 50 10" ''
nobody can undersell us.
BLEACHED and BROWN ID AN Shs sHN
FRuIT-CLOTHS very cheap;
LINEN SHEETISG II CSC. worth 81 s 5afo'
WHITE FLAEEELS, In plain and t1ieoi
WHITE CLoAKIEGS for ladies and misses
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n 5asnsainm IS a.i1u, sln N inssnhuse
.,zianlliaa CA ilrnn - iarsesi rii,rsasi.
Has srsesee the ialphrill llsssie e R'anlal-
ainn. npan vlhiEh lt1 finiperr Nassnatad
Ia Hpni af hia. q tn sieys a zinr tiIrs1s,
lsisea IN tng sons, Tinls with the lguzel
wreath Of t!ie nanqnGring nsnpnil siHsz
his irUHz, and 1lamiliiian. VIA &nnzan
heiRaz ga hH heaa iatt IL fan SIM &
arnaor The ttHpue uas su-nsnnnied i.s D
larse sis IL lisia,e, piifh nus-alarssiil N'i,zz.
amt q 4ht 3aur ssznzSs ~ riir sztf Mere
censas u hnrnRe iiEunnsr tiias usse sibisge
1hr Enn~rurs head Ia froHf mas auS
a tesrasinn. and 1nfom VIA iarnc 1lsn
1lp1na1 standard. bc.Eriast the lsssaaG. 4
y q and NurnanHlea with Spresa-
sssEile Behind falisHed Simon thu lew
Isl selsassi aud sieuisl. priests and e.Isipes
n ssilains gusEashus ileak q aingF IL i
Ae Simple rapaTl srsiI llssslsit.lz do Juziiee
r. zise Essal splei,lisr q tins liizssss, winch
oufdn ANYTHING ever zecn ii TINS r0ansrz
Iahr Tery smallest aeaIiis warr carefully
attended Il, and fran the euSszluls, ai I've
- massive head d golden mar csrseriis..
the hsu1z "a tte iast--tU 4he dress Of
Dsrnz and zise kmnairs mn y,aim Kas
nasiisea nr 0Sefiaaked Tlr Mysiick
KrsEea anilss flll IL hest solk ys,SllsEtlsly.
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PATENTS

nEiAINllD IN tite Omitted s,alsss fmAdr
~ and hiIraps- terms los as fiIifse 81
any other Feiaablf hoIlse Correspondence
invited n tsu EnHiisi anl foreign languages.
with Inventors. AttsrasFs a LAW amt stiicI
Solicitors, especially with thssr wiga isays mac
Their rasss rejected u the hands o. other a
i0r1ieys- IL rsfscJsu cases cur fee arr rea
sonao,g, and 40 rhars, a nss.dt uiiess ~ arr
Enrcesstul
1NNENT0lsS, ir yaa wan q pateu.. send
~ a model or skerch. and al fal description
81 FosIT nreniios4 We val maxi. a. exam
uatseai s. tn haieni aiiiee- aud i ~, tamil &
EAieuflbst- WI semi yoly luIpgTs au6 s.ivler
ant, prosecute yuHr cast tsar ies- wi b. a.
ordinary eases 81
ADVICE FREE iirai OF wri.isl a. "a
matters rs4aIlnp o. Patents hnteu, laau AMI
Inventions
lssieraRees Hon n y. l4eggeu r..
lunImisssunsr O. hEteuis Cierelana. Ohio
q. II. kelley Esq. See National tSrnurg
AsonIsrilis, hy.. and fhe Minister al Fureirs.
LEGATIONS s. WASHINGTON. 1t
1=I-ss1d s.Sup Ter or -alTuiae se1 o.
tanning Patents. 3 book Of O. pages
address. ls0IIiS RAG6EE A co.
Solicitors Of Patents, Washington. j. c.
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Gcx IL tsllult u Ala arssgIlea 81 ar snt-
assAia aelAtlll Ezra Tlhalikssi1iae NJ.
zsan lsts.idhed q - ghsinsasy 4ss
sux, March @sih from IslEiss srxziiiiii -
z I.aok E,,ol Zson In rii, II mn sslru,-
lsiiiee my eve shall ss sIeElssaleIn . isi
hlihitnlin1, !, tsil,erisarlr tiaa snail naF be
izskan inuxn- ma ana 81 l.hrslslkxs i1iaernai
si,nllseEez be- ramasna- bailher shall any
n the euTds zisrreaf Dr. hrskcn. Fsi.sle-
disi4sssin Zeslgr
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GORDoK,g
Fond fur Horses and Cattle
III, Grsaf EnaH0nlical F.asll TO- Sue
Gosh : .as'as jios sseai. Hozn per Eeol

Pt4'l Cir tiIs qEaItiIty o. gram require
Il hnth ior Laftis Gnls Horse os. farrtL
beIsr sfs-isctis nufrIiious iieasi9. sIyiur
PREPARATION irnn iite sesdf o. srassas am
herb n combination WIti innif 1ssia iurirp7
afinr rust bartZS- we claim It 70 l.t tl,s IN,
thInf neeifRl y MAKE a F.sriecf iesL Horse.
az improved Enf'isri N'iadauG Endafy1usr.
me principle o. tiis arfiaE - iiss Saad j.
tilfu lsri1c digestion lyrudlees Ft,ry B5n,.9
and HIi0u tiils deIieuaf aszslA ana ofss4 I,ffr
szSei Cattle iAtsin-d lar TIM knit fEtter
ulnrs RAPIDLY aIiu tn. iiesi B. nlure solid
CoEs lRrrsas assi- Hal vieid a. i..uzs o,,.
1eH17h, n baiil richness and g1aliiH. ti,t Inn,
result iselng RlurA zloqx butte Gsnd "a
GERALD GORDON d ca. Iul descriuti,..
pEHphtz Of full pslrtie1lnrs.
SAlEsEoaEs A " Faystls Street.
&C 2le baltimore. Nd
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CHRIgroFHKR's
Alta Safety Oil.
WARRANTED $50 FIRE TEST.


s-iug 1lIL Oh NsIErzuE a. nsffAaiil
tffiiea az ] ,AanfsaS sniTn,
~ ). t1ns ST., llah.- .slilg y. lhsA.
Aaarz. Isszlaa,aSer 4 o. s---fieftlenaer /.
WITH nir,ei l,leaslre iaigt TINS opportunity
s. sraiiTs tialn m q long sxIss-sefses 10 ths,
inspection a. Illuminating liiis, IL M 0iiicii
nzglnciiy as 1iinfnsiaf an cisnhled % Imn
lsngznrs vnuf Ina Safety brand VI on. the
Te-s bees ] have ever tested Of usud. IN nv
usfsTuns inspections mate iuf myself nnh
itrleuas slaps iHiaruisis inunl the lin
Saiialr Ia STAND 8 htghs7 fIrr ties. than thai
yag riaig,ed fir II ealamuh 3su- nna hnvr
also t1Tac i IN unfo-B gilnrlif aiie Euneigi
sssd qualities. srp'sri0r fuaTIl other oil have
sess., ana n slrb rreunihseuded Il 10 M
fFsenus and iht puhitr generally, a. ihe BoE
qnlsanic OF for ismis nsr mon a. tine markrl
AZ iiHhuers- 3 cnuErAiuiaif yuu ufon runf
slrua success 10 manufacturing M OF ress,s-
siuF tn Vsry bas qualities. safety, Purity
ana the }Fr0anriiau o. a miss hziliam hris.
II. lzsiIte fir a In Safety flii n ~ isnsennld
haVf ioulsd Il a. riyt 8 liEin boz resaing or
EriiInr sulsasT1Gr b. gns anu i,eiievs with aFdi
lug-s csgrr tilsu nj accident witt tins oil y
in5Tsossiii,t. Washing Won rautinuet mrrcss
wIu ths AHA safety, winch gpu 70 justly
merit. am
erg respectfully
a. ADDISON SMITH.
inspector Crude and Refined Petroleum.
81 Soutt liny S. Baltimore
ss,4 .4ss r4~
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C'ROUT 1 RETFSNTDFR
i zT'NRRE5lS-AgLAF AKT so
LTUgDRE n s,HawgERT


Az 4 haTt iasusea a eqlEariIsership u the
w Erteiire u l-sBR n the CosIrf q Csrr-
NH ana aDHArl rOEIiiles, and NIL pramu.iy
allenu a. al lllsIIess entrusted tu ar usErs.
9lEri1ratl1 ntieAti0n paid u Collections and
pilEcsrlng ltscnrez ior tlt sllls,ni l.all Esiats
Also. AI1lLicliI0ns Eilel irn Bznk Paw and
BouMts -dsls hers a dzrssssed soidsers.
Utlee adjoining tle rezideltue o. CnAA. 7.
4s-lsEaIhEE. No ai..ti
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n. Il SETTLE.

-A-IDzNE-A---Aw-
HEsTH zNETEE RH
tifiiee xith Charles =. Raberis, direct,
ugpsosii. Caart House Wssls -
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NNNsr-- - ANN-N- y ~---~~rt -~---%t
kEn 0nlEAzk. Feh. - The EesLflser
ls-asr xus nlneniifsells. and fils 'aiix crowd
ed xisf pe8ilie. Mr. AIts1s Baldwin, >
Baskuninn, wks came here III 1BJs, Ens
Lea an1 "a him nsugr tiszn any uihsr per
snn ! ine the aredi fun zhe zaree@ q
the rzE IasnEHz-
Hssninln tlis ztrnsss ara Ezekse with
Aigiz.zssrx. The MEsfink Greue Of c annuE
aInearna I'm nmal. caranflalst, Eammun.
St GlaSleA, EAnq 3nIia. 81 l1ui.. Ham
Gzzz md Enztnn.s kInnse stassix and saEs=r-
I'd 1iae Fnrinfiee Ehenrre NJ % eiank
In representation Was one If the moss sut-
rezsinl rerurzlsd IN the anHals Of tht ress-
fEraflnn.
The grand slEtry INN the rfy by itlss
kinE anuk Eifzae on Monday. wheB AZ II
enlnnk IN the murning q salHrs Of tWenty
runs announced hz arrival N fruui u fils
cirs Oh board 1ilt manitBr CHnnnirnz
which had kenn disFnHtehe9 IL the mouth
nf flle riper 10 rzueiEe AA Msjessy fran
tn 1gyal feef their lyang NJ anchor. Ak
MAJESTY waE athsHae1 By ms Ministers, the
Nall1 am = hs's's ssl1l'n -ssll-lilh
lnnrerx
He xaE reraiued NJ the wiszrf By thu
Mzsor and chg diii6ials and the ssEal
parry Nsze r1Hvrysi m cz--iages To zhe
ny HlAiH ~ilen. M ksss o. fiis rl5E beng
asiiseara = ne Aias; me q fAieiitit INV
e = riit y. .Ai.azies Eelet siiarl ailer IN
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Ale e1ann lnnasssinAs s'nlca same ilrsi 70
Nihs ~ me ai'sfes loriann q I'M er1s1 ss'ssk
ny ne march - ~ 2 ciork yesterday morn
M am ...Aee1sen 1hs prinrlEal fiaronsssh-
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AA 1.tyaAs' hslaiahsale. 1Alnalnrt Aaiial
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Azznlng nj xan nln1t.i'ed a piAiaun ID
manillHn pnllees Ann ulreefly 1niloEIns the
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nrss n.ouil'1n nFin 4 massive car 4
nAn1 .. muaic q I'M IhIrieeuth United
n'ahsz 1ninnzry fsraitsG the nHpruaeh at
. bury g rnairrter hnigiltz twelve m
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ATTORNEY Al Law ARB SgllaCTTOR
n C8AEEEHN,
WT1lA prs,ciipt IL fiss various Cuuris nf
w Carroll county. AzT- Special attelliio1,
gwen "a Orphans Eaa-i business MAJ iss
consulted IN tht psssssIs, ~ tht giiIue a ths
hsgIsIs- af lis n n ma r.zSideie. on Corr
Street N=ztninzter, Nd jan s-du
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r B. NoRMENr.

ATTDREET-zTL4F
AKy RE67STER IN EAEERE77yg-.
Af1lGE on Main srrees- lEo ianrs wez Ut
~ OUurs- Westminster Respectfully informs
tins ei,Izsns Of CarrnI and adininlnr rnu1liis,s
1hIi be viii give prompt HItesItiuu 70 all husi-
mess IntruStsd 10 him, both before iiis Courts
d ihl klzrs and tis Departments Of the
Genera 5g7ernmer; n Washington. n. c.
VA ( 1G7g
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BOOT and SHOE FTEDEl
AND
BOOT AND SHOE Nam

u L tsIiscrli,.F Sashss u mar, 4
a ilt generally ihai be has -
fh1iifatil.inp viii 4 large uua ~ :,
sipst ~ saur Findings Risa F-.ss -
nlestir tlah siSIuf ano N'hts ~ y.
'suls lstaliher, whieii hf vii - Il 4.
" pound. Bs wln nlso rau,.un.i, -
suFr GnsnE Made EBms ana So !
hes workmanship. BepsirIar an, ~
nne IL Z Wu-t,u'nuiiks na4aes
IhAssshd igr ysasz iururs h ,.s,...,,.
heils raI,lnEanns uf TIE psl.iF ~.
A. hit pie stand. next don: e NJ
sturt, nsHliT aag.osiss TIM lz;isEs I,
1nh High lon
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IIGHTNINGRODS

pui ~ "a ans par y the enunsy- Having ihf
sole Arenry isr thr Mmiznn Copper Lightning
Toe ~ guarantee satisfaction. The eeis.Ifu-
led C'hicnsu purnahlf d.net
CUCUMBER PUMP
lmi IL wslif of any delHt Eud runruu,fs q 20
NarE witt eAsa. and tiIrug ulnsr Eilh Eny
uapa Pump amt ins ~ luige, HluEys oI hnnl
aud liui iu Dn tiie mos accommodating terms.
Pateir MIuhoN Fasteners aiEHyI 60 hand.
Thankful. Tor PAS iarurs Ne respectfully ssk
eguiiuunnrs 1T the 1ans aud IA examirs-
ann O! our large sinui HIid flrircs, whiel DEFY
eaug,sii.iut- hm1iipvIur nUns i,r the best
Wurlzmeu and USING sht hes material W hBps
by strif7 Httgnauu ie business 20 reaaizs
continuance ID fht puiiiia gssss-liunra.
= CALLAeBAN 4 s9S.
f,rudurf Building Main s. near The Bspat,
v tstmsfste- Nd aug a4a
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FNFERH GNl lIEEEH HNIHE

lliili ~ tss3is NJ iiises dfl iteg staHaglne n
FHHEH AND HnEEETP HBIIE.
s.uisiis tlig Sila sghial ist wi Is,sr ~, m
m iafes ans mas iAsi5analiit sfTiss. AMI ~
iiiosl a. isHs ansiss n llsi COUSIN an tiis sais
qi1ailp ASA workmanship Aist ts4ssstis nsuiis
AZ i,TIggh elssEirru "A t,isods sind nuft
z'lzralItsi m ireFIrsssaui,r ~ In nannag ~.
tnfdn- a mi ilas 4al
aHIT1HmHnE ! furnishing Goods
ksni inm,zHEfir an isaild. TiEaaslsilil fa-
has t.srrslsass as ASS cuntinuuIlts ~ TIM
sSHs Siil q ieH fiaB o. band vel whiei.
nj val sell a vaHf osyI IITice
J{ifIK Z A691f.Es
ian -s-.t
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B. G. BLANCHARD,

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Z a az 'ndisl'isiaiis iars tiziw
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thing rhefg. J suiirii an ,.rsr.;,.,. Il !
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