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,.wse 10 be expected, many of those who
80 ht,,o wandering to the smbitious We've
u"s> Va, aos;rns Of the chief manager Of the At
Hrr ,"n.,r - Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad Com.
n."1--in fact, may, say rs sole manager--
fs.o fa.c asssied me with great virulence, but l
y, rot deem il necessary or propose to notice
,So shusjye epi,hsts that have been hurled
:, -, mp in such abundance By certain news.
. paners. :. d..
,,,rd edited BY the late editor Of the Nor
fns VIroinian, has madeis most vinqicuve
os,xult upon my private character, and has
rharced me with dealing with the estate OF
nv uncle, Samuel Garland, Sr.. deceased, In
= manner that. if true, ought to brand me
nh eternal disgrace and drive me from the
sossatv Of honorable meo, cannot re-
Main silent, and fortunately have 1t. in
nv power to utterly repel the calumny
.hI,s aimed at me in the mcst conclusive
,,onoer. The record of the Circuit Court
of Iruchburg in the case of Garlapd's ex'
nrn.nr rs. Garland and others furnishes 8
con,nle,e refutation Of this miserable slander,
ard iha. record is open to all but for The
;nfo-mat;ou Of those who have not the op.
nar,uuity 70 examine the record in person I
,,,ri. The suhioined statements BY MIR.
u.n,v F. Bocock, the commissioner who
.e,,,ed my accounts; Mr. r. e. II, Kean, the
,.,,r,sl for Mrs. Garland, whose substance
sm charged with consuming and Genera
.lyhsl 4. Early, my own counsel IN the case
II Is true that was most ardent FRIEND
nj consolidation at a time when it was the
most unpopular scheme ever presented to
tho citizens of my town and the Southwest
and that lost macy warm friends by being
j.. odyoc,te. and that when the road was in
WHrulties endorsed to whateVer amount
.fa president requested; but was so be.
c1nse | believed that the union OF ssid roads
rrdfr one rigorous management would be
n great advantage to the best interest OF the
safe, the ci,ise Of Lynchburg, Petersburg,
Norfolk, and Richmond.
The sad experience of the Atlantic, Mis-
s;s.ippi and Ohio Railroad Company, and
the utter failure to fulfil the promises Of good
results which were so protusely and conf.
IDENTIFY made, have caused me to see the error
into which | was led.
Ard now cannot change my views from
sc.usi experience and freely declare that
. change without having ny motives i'm.
pncned and my character assaiied as it has
been: -,
A. to the fees paid me in the Miller will
case, 10 which reference has been made, 1t is
Only necessary TO say that these fees have
been passed upon by the Judge OF the Cir.
cult Court Of Richmond, and sanctioned.
do not deem it necessary and do not
propose in future to reply to the many false
charges against me, or to the abusive cpl,
thets hurled at me. .'.a..
Ia conclusion, may ask those papers who
h3ye published the assaults on me, or copied
from them, to do me the justice to publish
this card and the accompanying statements.
Very respectfully, IF. SLAUGHTER.
AprN !, 1876. ...
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: The LATE DR.. R.WAYT.-There is q little ia.
cidens connected with DR.. Wayt and the
fremen that is worthy Of record. He was a
young gentleman of great generosity, and
was constantly eudeavoring to do something
to promote the comfortof the firemen. Not
long ago he presented each of the members
of the companies IN the Broad. Street engine
house with pail, Of buck gloves. Mr. Oil.
yer Mountcassle, a member of Company A,
was deeply impressed with this and other
acts OF his, but did not know how to
reeiprocate his many kindnesses. AS
"a slight testimonial Of :: his apprecia-
ton, however, he determined TO name
q /. miniature ,steambo that be was
building in honor of his highly.Valned
friend. The little vessel, which is perfect
beauty by the way, was completed on Fri.
day night; iand ias Mr.. Mountcastls! was
putting in the flags he heard of the death OF
DR.. Wayt. The, idea occurred to him that
it would in some degree express his deep. re-
gret were they to be placed at halt-mast.
This was accordingly done, and the little
vessel was then placed in window on Broad
street near Eighth for exhibition.
The X. Il. K. on Saturday passed resolu.
tious of respect for the memory OF the de-
ceased. NJ: -lg..sa 81 gitfs.s. ,s..s
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!, ,.sFoRD's HoTEz STABLE BURNED. Between
10 and L O'Clock Sunday morning fire was
discovered in Ford's Hotel stable, situated in
the alley between Broad and Ross and Gov
ernor and Mayo streets. The cry of fire at
that hour: OF the night soon brought out a
large number of persons Of all ages, sexes,
and eolors. Policeman Moody, who was on
the Broad-street beat, heard the cry, and
turned in an alarm at Station AZ, which
soon brought, out the, fire apparatus,
and one or two plng-streams sufdced
In a, few moments to put out the fire. None
of the horses were burned but they. we're
allturned loose upon the streets and created
an immense excitement, dashing about the
streets at a furious rate. The wagons, om-
abuses, etc., were also removed before they
wste injured. The loss by the burning OF
the.stable will probably amount to. $500,
which is fully insured. AS ne one slept in
the stable, and; no fire was allowed on the
prenises, the supposition Is that the burn.
ing was the work Of an incendiary. .'. J..
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Z The Senate has at last rejected. Mf. Rich.
ard H. Dana, aud has satisfied that nice sense
OF honor 90 genersltn Washington. If MIR.
Daaa,s Fejsclian vas based ION the charge OF
e Literary piracy the psopIs OF this county
will be inclined to laugh at the Senate !. IL
he Wss rejeesed because Df tho letter hs kent
Mr.. Bouswssi tle has been unfairly dealt
With - Cotn,nsS 4dpsr!iser { Besc Ror1kI
ddmsHssratipMpr &;
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Mr.. q. p. BococK's STATEMENT.
CoMMIssIoSER's OFFICE,


CIRCUIT CoURT CITY OF LYScHBURG,
April 7, 1875.
certify that the accounts Of John F.
Slaughter, administrator de 6onis non with
the will annexed of Samuel Garland, ST.,
deceased, and as administrator of Charles
L. Slaughter, deceased, have been, by de-
crees in cbancery causes pending in this
ctur', referred to me as commissioner
ID cuaDcery for statement and settle
menl; that by virtue Of these DEGREES
nave stated aud settled said accounts, and
they are on file in this court. / certify, that
this tiducjary laid before me an account OF
his proceedings as such in each of these
case;. sustained by proper vouchers, and
that IN adjusting his said accounts be gave
tie directions IN advance in all questions OF
doubt to give the estates the benefit Of these
doubts. think that this fiduciary bas been
faithful and true TO these trusts confided 10
him. Il. f. BooocK, Commissioner.
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BANKRUPTCY MArTERs.-John Allen, OF
King WiIIialh county, and Robert Warrin E,
of Essex. received their final discharges 10
bankruptcy Saturday.
Samuel n. Archer, Of Manchester, vas
adjudicated q bankrupt by Register Forbes
on Saturday. M
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CHARGED WITH sTEALIEa.--Charles Brown
was locked up in The station-house 10 Mah.
chester Saturday to answer the charge at lne
MAYORS Court to-day OF stealing iocs
from the head-gates Of the canal 10 Aan-
chester. :. :,
Henry Goode (colored) was also placea 10
durance vile until the same time TO stand an
examination upon the charge OF sealing n,ty
dollars from Mr.. Hezekiah Archer. ins
money has been recovered.
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FLoWERs ON TIE .soU4RE,-Pr Preparations
are being made to render the Capitol Square
unusually attractive With flowers this spring
and summer. The executive gardener and
foriss has excellent taste, and his stforts vii
no doubt be successful
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COLLECTIONS OF lsgERsAL RBvsauE.-Thf
revenue collections last week were as follows
Monday, sl3,s4s 55; Tuesday, 81 ,2ss:8e;
Wednesday, S6,719.S3; Thursday, Siv,'
1854 Friday. $40. .59s.98; Saturday, slA,'
978.sa. Total, S88, ,249.33.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoITsp.-fhe toi'
lowing school trustees have been appointed;
Bland county: Thomas j. Neel. Is
Mathews county: Thomas j. Hudgins,
Walter Stoakes, and R. L. Mckenzie. -, =
Norfolk county T. D. Divine, j. w
Carey, Franklin Portlock, and James ID
Sammons. :,
Wise county samuel Horn.
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muIEs, s,yHORaEs. Ae. !.

est4:s Z tMUI4K8..HOR Arc.
1o~-~~-~~~~~~~~~~
HORsEs ARD MULES; FOR Fssy
III. SALE.--I hayeTWEETY.FIyEsE EIs&Gzl
DING. DRIyIMG; and EAkM:ssaosS "a ~. .e1s os:
tic i I1h OF This month,gWt!h EIHaTEE& NO u
HoKK-HOkHEe. Call and zee thcn. - Ss o
. - So q s.fI9ye q EbM I'd B0G9IEH
Nos. 1903 and IsI 2 Fran sitp stsssks
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SHoEs sroIEN.-Th Thomas King. tcolored1
was arrested on Saturday, charged with steal-
ing seven pairs OF shoes, the property o. some
nsrsor unknown. The shoes, when stolen,
were 10 possession sf the DanFille, Ratlrosd
Company, and King VAS an empiose az the
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hS3 xasAAbn
khctConfentton representing the ReguDIls
Gsn. party sot the .f State will assemble g
Lyncnonrg on w ednssday 70 Organize 80 9
maeninery Tor the presidential campaign and
20 elect delegates to the Cincinnati C0nYens
ition. which Is to nominate Republican caHs
diostes ZOE President and Vic President.
MAJOR Richard Carter, of Fauq1iers as
chairman nan OF tne executive. Committee, will
call the sGonventiou TO order, and under q
fesoinsion ADOPTED by the eanmitesi Hih
probably seek TO acf as temporary chafrmaD,;
ana. lo, appoint committee on credentials,
! ~ = 1 m1siHtained py many tnss the committee
mao no ligns 70 autnorize any suen shing as
- contemplated, ana on the question or tne
slgnt so 20 0ofne nrss an1aol2gesS agns VIII
tplopaoly % made between the LeWss.sntn &
ana Piats-stowelt factions. The fate OF ati
tnose contestlng seats VIII be depeadent
upon tae complexion OF the Committee on
aCreuenLlass, and therefore upon th0 result oa
this initiasory confess. 4s.s;s 80 t-1
The delegates from kiehmond viii leave
mere to.morro y. Two seats Will be cor
tested-tnat OF yonn Amber smith cy s q.
1rooHs, anu tnst OF JOSIAH STump ey M.
a. Lesser . pf osanty, tnos certainty. no me
structions were gwen. snese IeprescntasiYes
9y me ware neeungs WnlcnS eiectea Etnell;
iney arg iets ifee 10 Yote lor sucn delegses
70 ing Cineinnati convention 10 nay sals 'es
snelt iancy. ~ 80. =, a.,
one ..,, s,.hs ~ nas .nas ny ~.
sA AZ. - .ss1 ass - y a..
pIa;no n ''SIt SO sorosd that ,s,tio. ~ CO. vess
,f,nn, hsrssto wash; na.o,3 and ,,sor,,ssea that
pla;ns eho,,Id hana V;ra;,,s,s 1ota f,sst .iast.
ond oi, ,ha ,;rna s;naa .h.r ssnos tsar ~
,hoso .nha eo-a oct a., ~ =, a.. a.h;h;t;an :
- s.;andshin snr T pia;na ~ 49, - - - nnaIsa Insr,,
Don Dis,, .,ns.a,;a s1yaSa ~, :.
Dill Dill. os 's s,,,,.aas, hsns' n,,isd
% - Wa.,n,. =, sSo ;n,s.i;aan"s ~ TIC Jsash
~ his f..har - = ;s SanhtfrI ;s So ..,i ho ahis
to tas,rr ~ U,,a.;,;o :; - .n,a an5 az thorafote
:. r,o. ~. sha. pia, M, Iosa he hIast
n,anaserH Nv wv S,a..0oI n,I,rha ,s,a,a % .nS rs
ia for Riaine hnt b;s ran,tstion, a. man.
ooar !, bardl,, 90 h;ob 90 M p,att,o - ,
cninhins.;on os delegates @ oh Ohio = w,,, vote
for Blame for pre.ident and Rrisiow for
Vjce.presjdents5 Il ID though. .can be pIlshed
thrnuph- the I,vnchburs Conyention by aid
and =, 1oayat;nn az the friends of the two
nsu,od t,Tnc,innarios
~ 49, sn,h,"r c,,;,h ,oo sor,a ,;,no
ooo rn,ern.ood - he n Sa"o, NJ Rr;stop sor
Pyoo;dents nc nav no s;;Ii ~ Thar wav NJ
1h;mxina bn, Nv sa,nrasu y waa frsoiv
ovarroSI, panrSiic,n sircIs. Tho. ha 10 fnr
ContI;nn, proh, h,v h;s :, as t,on uill moi he
fn,Iu Lreun ,,n,;, % hs sacnrss cor w I h;s esat At ahont
wh;ch no sn,orta;n. 20 :" ffonht 9' 80. $500
"1sh Te,ae, Tos "I paoS"us W Uuao ,.,.. of ,ha
ooiSnei oonn n opaan, ,a ss'y . y. 'uy
Spuoneau .s Sonssn'iol, 70 a!sa aosu.Su Ts =,
~ tns " 80 Sonh 40 70 Suas
1.i.isu ~ hoiseu, "no nss uuy ssou eie.
GnsG,.s cs.eI ~ oe mSs, tn.ouga ING nnaense =,
osan - ;a.;aa,a ,u;aSs n~Is,., - ~ -
uausts.5ou =. ~ ~ susn .h"e 1uL =. ss faS, @
- w v;rn;ns. d ~ nsn,
Sa.nss ins.. o uSs,ns 'n0 s'AiA ueiee sS' -
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- faPaariciDs.-Dr.Tayior the coroner d
che ctty. has been9called upon TO hold tn.
quests fn two cases OF iDfantfcide during the
.pass Week-ous white and cne coiored.
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GENERAL j. A. EARLy's STATEMENT.

h.,, LYScnBURG. April Z, 1876. .. y
s,a,nsse nsse been counsel for Nr, John r..
VIVA The administrator dc 3onfs non
sr .ae VIII annexed eof Samuel Garland.
ssSsssec, ia . suit brought in the Ci1s
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+ HnRIco COUNTY GouRr.- The April term
of the Renr;co County Court convenes tnle
morning; but there is very little criminal
business 10 be transacted. ts -
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RICHMOND, /
& OCAL IL ALTERS.

suDpEN DslrH or CAprAis. n. r. JAcxsos.
DEPUEY sC0LLgcTDR OF gCugroAs. As.--Captain
Thomss z. Jackson; the deputy. collector of
customs of the port of Richmond, died sud-
denly last evening gat hfs resfd dence, 314 Grace
street. The deceased has occupied many
Important public positions in this State since
the war, having been at different periods q
member Of the House Of DeIegates, post
master Of Farrnviile, Deputy United States
mafshaf, and deputy collector tof rustome.
Although q Republican in politics, Captain
jackson; by his kinaiiress OF heart and cour.
seous manners, had become very popular
among all classes of our people. While In
the Legislature he, displayed remarkable
executive ability and an Intimate knowledge
of, financial questions, and wss a drm and
constant adyocate for the estab blishment OF q
board. Of eauaii2ation. In the performance
5pf his clerical duties he was energetic, unre.
|miliDg, and careful and 1t is doubtful
whether the Federal Government ever had
Is, more faithful officer. a .5 .s5.@f
Captain Jackson Was ssn English man By
birth, and came OF an old family smo ong the
landed gentry holding estates in Lancashire
and Esseg. x Insearly life he was amerchant
lnLtverpoos and New II Tork, and in the lat
ter city formed Hll acquaintance with the late
xxASA ANb1 SNkSSsOyS WutSu w uto CknplnSibH
Republican principles when he finally fixed
his bone IN this country, He was one fof
the founders of the British Association OF
Virginia, and its first chairtnan. His address
during the British ecu ebratIon 10 Richmond
a year pr, two ago, was admirable In tone and
sentiment towards the people Of the South.
He had been ailing for some time-brought
on, Il is believed, by. bis incesslnt and .labo.
rious application to the duties Of his Office.
On Friday he was atw work, and in reply to a
friend who remarked on his bad looks, Ihe
said he needed rest, but did not know when
he should be able-to get away. On. Saturday
he was not able to go TO his office, but bis
condition. aroused no particular alarm until
evening, when, after partaking of iee-cream,
he suddenly expired. 49,. z
\ Captain Jackson was q knight Of Pythias,
and II Is understood that the members of that
order will take. charge of his obsequies.
Register Forbes 9telegraphed ut once! to
General Ferrariy of New York, the son-in.
law Of deceased, and the body will be taken
to that city for fnterment to-day or to-mOr.
row. .t.sslss ais's .zA7y.s ST.-t 4.
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BoARp or rsALpsaxsx. he regular sen1s-
monthly meeting Of this body VIII be he.d 3n
the Council eaanaha st 3 o'clock This afAisrs A
:1oen.
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81 hraRYrpw op THE .ssTArB" RRpoRTER
sRITH MR.. PLATT CONCERNING Mr.. CHASDLBR.
EssHon. James H. Patt, who eame from Nor
folk on the noon train, informed us Saturday
that Mr. Chandler returned from Washings
ton sjIy to Norfolk on Tuesday, and during
Wednesday, was busy writing, among other
paugrs, deed conveying certain furniture
anfother property to his daughter. At 10
that night he sought q notary public and &C..
knoWleded the Instrument. At IL O'clock
he was in bed, and called bis daughter from
her room to his bedside. Throwing his
arms around her and weeping, he said :
I'Yon have been kind child to- me-. SIZE
replied, sNot as kind as I ought to have
beeR.fer you are keeping something from
me, iasber.', he said, sNothing, my daush.
Ffer.ss He gave directions to be Hakened at 5
O'Clock Thursday morning to come to Rich.
'Rai6n a.. At 4 o'clock Miss Chandler heard
him i'm his room, but at 8 he could not be
found, having between the hours named left
in his night-clothss. Search was made for
him. but without success. From incoherent
expressions in the deed, as we'll as from his
conduct on Wednesday, 1t is evident that he
was Iaboring under alteration of mind,
caused by his recent troubles.
i aLast week Mr.. Platt visited the different
departments In Washington, and learned
that there were no discrepancies either In the
accounts of MIR. Chandler as United States
district attorney or as pension agent, the
trouble in regard to the money received
from the railroad company not being coz
+nected with his official transactions In either
capacity.
y. On Monday night Mr. Platt went to his
room with him in Washington and Informed
him what he had gathered at the depart
nents. This seemed to comfort him exceed.
ingly, and be was that night in better spirits
than he had been for weeks. He left Wash.
ington the next day, reaohing Norfolk by the
Bay Line that evening"
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s; E,yIL BUsIsEss. - The Hastings Court Was W
engaged on Saturday In the 5srAnsscticn q
civil business. .ss..- ss:a9
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Il Harpeyss Bisar f1ith upplensrsi cad
Lesllsss Ld6y Josssssa5 rsestsSd f1oin
Etissoa. flI2 Msin street. q
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+ CUSTOM hand- -made) Work 10 order, and guar
auteed toat Repairing neatly dene by
~, s i :, RoscHRSj ID BRoTHRR, II
$3.50, Is F3,g Il 500 and GIL BSoad. street. 81
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"a SsHv ou4 The lsad.b books Kere melied
20 the commissioners Throughout the STATE
ON Saturday, tas5ts
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Passeysgs-Tb Jawfsh asAst tcf the Pass.
eyer eosnnaHeed yesterday
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WANTS.

M WANTED, GOOD, RELIABLE CAN.
BOOK AGENCY established In this city by the3
subscriber in 1851. Apply betwsen 9 snd Z, lb 70
corner Ninth and Franklin streets tuD stairs}. s.
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BoscHKN & Bao1HRR offer their winter stock c1 !
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and vslses ST very foW z
pricesin order to make room for spring goeds. s
.4srssc y. ~ SOC and GIL BRoAp sTExRSs &
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DT4EoRA, WAnD, and other cHcIcz BRANps6 6ss
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and fesaii WHzTs
LOCKS, 1445 Main strses. u
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IT rs ceNeHDW BY al smokers that WHrrs
LOCKS MODEL CIGARS are the best fot tan ceatss
For sale everywhere.
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= 49, -
I RE On all sales Of Real Rstuse made bsttoeeaf
the 1st Of January and last Of Jans The tdsesJsr
the present yser hare TO be paid BY the purchaser
On. all sales made betpess tbs 1st e Jv and last
Of ftheyear the tares hare 70 Be peid b the selfer.
rfhis eustorn was adopted about Hfteen wears ago
BY all the real estate agents "a Richmond. aud as
plies 10 Richmond and vicinity. s.
SQUIRE q GODDIN, AZ A., at Henrico couaty
courthouse, land in Henrico nine miles east o1
80 the city.asS s5aIz .Ssts az
Nv. GODDIN,5P. NJ, small farm near the toll
!, Yate Of the Mechanlcsytlle turnp The plan
r. or Woodville: - rs ti s. s.stsss. "a 35s
GODDIN, WARREN q co, 12 M., farm IN Hen:
7 rico county In the forks OF Chickahominy aud
Boar swamp - ~ ss.Ej az s. ;l iSz
SAMPSON & MoGRARY. IL ID, small farm on
the Broadrock road, about sfE miles from Atn-
81 chester. - II = sS X x
R. s!ANDHRsON d co. 10 A. NJ, gtocerie5 30.
.BYERLY q POWELL, 10 A. NJ, household FUR
ID niture, etc. ..FF.s ~
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60 TO eaises. Tsn,h and Main streets, fsr.
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WANTED, 3 GOOD. COOK, white or.
INV colorec; also, NU hSE, and saus1NTELI.I-5
GENT BOY Of genteel! address TO le4ru q irade.
Apply at II O9 Main street after O'Clock
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I have anafszeds The wHsKEY known andesSne:
brand Of = B snlRcfs nsontrellsd by Messsss WI kLe
TER D.. BLAIR GQanR Riehmosss, w, and sGnS is
FREE 7RcA RusuroIL and other inpus ttiass and
recommend its uss for niadSsinsl aud ftmilY pur-s
poses. u. B. McClW, ds III. iaie Professor oe
Chemistry, Nedicai College of yirefniss
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AuUr1oa sAIEs THIs DAY.

LADIES, what spcol.siik do you use T. TrY
3RAINKRp 4 &ARAsTRoSG's. Te .ts, 81 81 s;
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60 TO eRlda's, Tenth snd Main strsets, for i.
perfect 1T = s'ts.s rs e
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DrRAxcR PArSrfNG-H yyndsgy 5ed ~
calities f6s he spfoinrS exeeattsA es II iaaf az
.peiutsns Ordefs Hna6 pecnDtsy M fs isA0f
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SPRING GOSHEN BUFFER something extra
at CRRIsTIAN& NHITk's.
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TOsT, between B3schen's shosstore and
j / the Exchange Hotel. on Taesday evening the
An ir,staat, SABLE bon Llt hs6 tAree iaiis on
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and CapitoL Il Is prized the more highly on &C.
count OF its being family relic. linerat rs NzEu
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TIE dressmahers IKE the BRAIxERD q AsN-
STRONG spool.silk. IL s.rt. .ci5 81 - ~
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NTANTED. TO LOAN ON CITY M;
) wv. PROVED UyINCUMBERED gEaALs
ESTATE. the following special sums $1 OcU,
$4,000. 81, 600, S400. 9371, $3.50, md 410o.
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IL ovrR.aAlrsas AT aa1Ga's, Tenth and Main
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WEATHER REPORT.
wyA7sxs on SATURDAY was clear, cold,
and windy. v.,-u,, NJ 10.
O 4 NJ g.: 70 NJ, 80; 3 P. H., 81; 6P. A.,
&: midnight. A. s.atItz " !,
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