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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24

WASHINGTON, II. c., March 23d.

WASHINGTON, II. c., March 23d.
"Sir,-I am instructed by the President
to bring to YOUR attention his purpose to
take into immediate consideration the posi-
ton Of affairs in South Carolina, with q
view OF determining the course which under
the Constitution and laws OF the United
States it may be his duty to take in refer
cnce to the situation in that State as be
finds it upon succeeding to the presidency.
1t will give the President great pleasure to
confer with you in person, il you shall
find it convenient to visit Washington,
and shall concur with him IN thinking such
a conference the readiest and best mode
OF placing your views as to the political sit
uation in your State before him. He
would greatly prefer this direct communica-
ton Of opinion and information to any
other method Of ascertaining your views
upon the present condition and immediate
prospect Of public interests in South Caro-
lima. II reasons OF weight with you should
discourage this course the President Will be
glad to receive any communication from
you in writing, or through any delegate
possessing your confidence, that will con-
vey to him your views Of the impediments
to the peaceful and orderly organization OF
q single and undisputed State government
III SOulu SdlOllud, AlS VA tiiS bCSo hiOehNoS
OF removing them. 1t is the earnest desire
Of the President to be able to put an end as
speedily as possible to all appearance OF
intervention OF the military authority Of
the United States in the political de-
rangements which affect the govern.
ment and afflict the people OF South Caro-
lima. In this desire the President cannot
doubt he truly represents the patriotic feel
ing of the great body OF the people OF the
United States. 1t is impossible that pro-
tracted disorder in the domestic govern
ment OF any State can or should ever fail to
I've matter OF lively interest and solicitude
to the people Of the whole country. In
furtherance Of tue prompt and safe eXecu-
tion OF this general purpose he invites
full communication Of your opinion on the
whole subject in such one OF the proposed
forms as may seem to you most useful.
.By the direction of the President have
addressed to the Hon. Wade Hampton du-
plicate OF this letter.
81 am, very respectfully, yours,
"W. X. ROGERS, Private Secretary.
"To Hon. Daniel Il. Chamberlain"
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
Tho R;cl,rnDusl. Va. POSf.0ficc.

4 WARM CONTEST FOR TIE PRIZE-MISS VAN
LEW BACKED BY THE ULTRA RADICALS
STRONG OPPOSITION TO HER REAPPoIST-
MENT.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The commission
OF Miss Van Lew, the postmaster at Rich
mond, Va. expired yesterday, and the hight
over the appointment to that office when
has been waged since the advent OF MIR.
Hayes to the presidency grows more in
tense as the time approaches when 1t Is
supposed new commission must be made
out. Miss Van Lew is an applicant for re-
appointment, and has very strong backing
among the ultra-Radical element in Flr-
ginia. She was appointed by President
Lincoln as reward for services to the
Union cause in Richmond during the late
war. but has, it is SAID, become quite un-
popular, not only with the citizens OF
Richmond, whom she violently aSSallcd
in q letter published last year, but also
with large portion OF the Republicans in
Virginia. She is here; her claims are being
pressed with ardor, and she has brought to
bear perhaps more influence from outside
the State than any or the other candidates.
DR.. 4. S. McRae, ei Richmond, is here, not
rs Il candidate for office or rs the reprcsen-
tative Of any candidate, but to oppose, in
the name OF the citizens OF Richmond, the
disappointment OF Miss Van Low. The
principal candidates who have been sug-
gested az her successors are DR.. Charles S.
Mills, the collector or the port Of Rich
mond, appointed by General Grant; Gen
cral Dabney II. Nfaury, who is recommend
ed by Governor kemDer, and has strong
support among the leading people OF Vir-
ginia; Colonel w. F. Giddings and Mr..
Thomas J. Starke, OF Richmond. Each OF
these have energetic supporters here, and
many recommendations have been filed
with the President and at the Post Office De-
pertinent.
1t is understood that the President,
although great pressure Is brought to bear to
secure early action, is lndispoSed not only
to precipitancy, but to haste; and it is not
unlikely the appointment may be delayed
until all the pressure is removed.
The President has expressed his regret
that so many commissions expire Just at the
opening Of the presidential term, and is dis
posed, as we'll for the present reasons as in
the interest OF his successors, to date as many
quartennial commissions as possible at Pc
riods later than the month OF March.
DR.. Mills, OF Richmond, is here on busi-
ness with the Treasury Department in con-
nection with the Richmond cuStom-house,
and he declares that he does not seek the
position OF postmaster, but that if it be
rendered to him his duty to the people OF
Richmond would require his acceptance OF
the post.
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDIY-Potice-Ju jus
tice Joseph j. White presidinq:- Yesterday
morning about O'Clock as Policeman Pear
man was walking his beat on Baker street
he discovered Washington Basser, an old
negro man, trudging along with bag over
his shoulder. The officer ordered Wash.
to halt, and, upon going up to him, found
he had two fine pigs, which he said came
from q place on the new turnpike. He was
before the Police Court on the charge OF
having in his possession stolen property.
The case was continued until next Monday.
Fleming Randolph, Alfred Lancaster.
Jim Scott, Jim Allen, Kyle Robinson, Lucy
Robinson, Margaret Shirley, Adaline Wat
kins, Alice hfhrner,s and Lucy Loney, in
mates OF den ineL eLumpkin's alley, arrested
as being common thieves and vagrants,
were sent to Jail for thirty days in default
OF surety. .'- g.~sG -
The case OF Muniston Smith (colored).
charged with ieloniously assaulting and
beating Adalne Mason, was continued until
the I'd of April.
Martha Miller (colored), guilty OF stealing
one lot of butter from John M. Hulcher, was
sent to Jail for ten days. Subsequently the
judgment was changed to one day in jail,
with ten stripes added.
Richard Allen (colored( guilty Of stealing
S. from B. +. Cosby Sent to Jail for one
hour, with ten stripes added.
Jennie Watkins teolored), guilty OF keep
ing disorderly house, was sent to Jail for
ten DAYS .= .
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Last night, between 10 and III O'Clock,
Mr.. Samuel p. Stickney, the veteran OF the
saw.dust arena, breatbed his last at the resi-
dence OF Uncle John Robinson. a man
who fifty years ago came to Cincinnati With
almost il not3ltogether the first tented show
that ever visited the city, and who has kept
bis place IN the ranks in all the long years
that have since elapsed, and been recognized
as belonging TO the !" profession," the name
OF Uncle Sam. Stickney, as everybody
knew and addressed him, is entitled to more
thaa mere mention with the record OF his
death. His was name known to the show
people everywhere, from the Atlantic to the
Mississippi, and from the st. Lawrence TO
the Gull. and not few OF them will find
their eyes dimming with tears when they
read OF bis death. Mr. Stiekney was born
in Boston in the year 1906 Cincinnati
E,aquirer.
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The NEW MAIN.SrREET ENTRANCE TO rHl

THE New MAIN-STREET ENTRANCE TO THE
AMERICAN HoTEL.-We took occasion some
time ago to mention the introduction into
the American Hotel, opposite the Dispatch
office, of a splendid new hydraulic eleva-
tor and an enunciator. operated by cleo
tricity. These improvements were but q
portion Of Mr.. Dodson's plan. He has now
rettted the spacious Main-street floor for-
merly occupied as an insurance office, and
converted it into the main entrance and
office for the hotel, thereby adding greatly
to the appearance Of the building and the
attractiveness OF the hotel. From the Office
the visitor has to take but step to reach
the reading-room, bar-room, bathrooms,
&C., &c.
Mr.. Dodson has also fitted up all of the
lodging-rooms available on the Main-street
floor, and they will doubtless be greatly
sought after by his patrons, who are busi-
ness-men, and have to go in and out often
during. the day. The former Office, on
Twelfth street, will now be used for other
purposes. The new office was lighted up
and used for the first time last night, and
attracted large number of persons who
were not aware that so great an improve
ment was in contemplation.
The hotel, which has always borne an en-
viable reputation, is now one of the most
desirable to be found anywhere.
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LEGISLATIVE REMARKS.-The Senate yes
tcrday passed bill appropriating S125, to
build an asylum for the colored insane at
Hare's farm, near Petersburg.
According to the testimony before the
House Committee on Schools there are two
hundred and fifty persons claiming to be-
long to the Pamunkey and Mattaponi
tribes, but that there is scarcely pint OF
Indian blood in the whole lot. They own
nearly thousand acres OF valuable land,
not taxed. Unless these noble red men $50
called can show better than they have done
that they are entitled to free-school facili-
ties without being taxed as others are the
Legislature will decide against them.
The reapportionment scheme is dead for
this session. The Senate killed it yester-
day. 1t is now certain that the two houses
will adjourn on the 4th OF April.
To-day the Joint Committee on Printing
will sit as judges between the book-binders
of Richmond, who are fighting for the State
work.
Mr.. c. Z. Williams's municipal-taNation
bill has passed both houses, and after this
year no city can assess real estate higher
than the State does.
Misses Ellie and. Willie WithcrS, daugh-
ters Of Senator r. E. Withers, visited the
Capitol yesterday, and received much atten-
tion from the Legislators.
The Motfett whiskey-bill is now before
the Senate Finance Committee, where it
will meet with some opposition.
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"RlGEoLD THE HEAVENLY" 1T has been
positively aScertained that Mr.. Rignold, who
is accorded to be the only living success
full interpreter of Shakspeare's great char
acter Of Henry ", will appear at the Rich
mond Theatre on the 9th Of April. The
preparations for this Shakspearian pageant
are so complete that not only will the cos
tunes, properties, scenery, armors, and
mechanical appliances that were used ut
Booths Theatre in New York be produced,
but Mr.. Rignold will bring with him his
fine Arab steed, which he brought over
with him from England. This horse when
upon the stage bearing the manly form of
"Prince Hal" seems perfectly at home, and
the scene in which he appears is represented
rs simply sublime. Due notice will be given
when the boX-offce for sale Of seats will be
opened, .......,. .-..
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The PoSTMAsTERsHIP.- ostmaster Van
Lew returned from Washington Thursday
night. She is under the impression that
she will be allowed to retain her position.
DR.. G. S. Mills, now collector Of customs,
has definitely decided to become a candi-
date for postmaster, and is promised the
support OF 4 large number OF leading Re-
publicans and of many Conservatives.
A copy of Miss Van Lewis letter to the
Washington Chronicle, written during the
last campaign and republished in this pa
per, giving her opinion Of the Richmond
people, has been put in the hands Of the
President bya gentleman who promised to
follow it with large number of sworn
statements attacking its correctness.
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Godey's Ladys Book for April and Har-
per's Bazaar for this week received from j.
II. Ellyson, 11l2 Main street.
Communicated

Editors Dispatch: Seeing in your paper
of to-day what Or. McRae says after al in
terview with the Postmaster-Ge General rela-
tive to the appointment of a postmaster in
Richmond, l would suggest the name Of
DR.. G. X. Gilmer, a native Republican, who
would I'll the bill. He helped the people
In 1869, when his help was so much needed,
and is now thoroughly in accord With the
liberal policy announced by the President.
Let us give him our support.
NATIVE REPUBLICAN.
MNrch %, 1917.
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RUNAwAYs.-Thc horse attached to Adj
ANS bread-wagon ran down Franklin
street yesterday morning, and between the
Odd-FelIows' Hall and Union street threat
ened to do an immense amount of damage,
but happily did none.
\ runaway horse dragging wagon down
Main street caused the vehicle to come into
collision with L. Powers's carriage, break
ing the shafts of the latter.
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SUPREME COURT OF hPPEALs.--The follow
ing case was considered yesterday:
Borst Us. Nalle, &c. Partly argued by
William Green, Esq, for the appellant and
General James Field for the appellees, and
continued until to-day. k6tst
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4 SELECT PARTY.-Encouraged by the
success which attended their last efforts, the
East-End Socials gave another "hop" last
night at the Marshall Ward Clubhouse,
and the large number which attended fully
assured those having the affair in charge
that their ability to provide for the comfort
and enjoyment OF the bellies and beauX
was fully appreciated. ~
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DEATH 0FA WORTHY Ex-CoSFEDERATE OF.

DEATH OF A WORTHY EX-CONFEDERATE OF
FICER.-M. II. McHenry, OF Baltimore,
but for several years foreman OF gang of
stone-cutters at the Westham Granite Com
pany's works. died in this city yesterday
after lingering illness. Deceased served
as ensign in the Fourteenth South Carolina
regiment, Confederate States army, and
while a prisoner at Johnston's island con-
tracted the disease which caused his death.
He was worthy man and had made many
friends here. His body will at ?. M. to:
day besent to Baltimore, via the York River
route, for burial. ...
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The City.gFall Lot.

Messrs. Editors,-Please ask Mayor Car.
rington, Colonel CutshaW, or the Commit
tee on Public Grounds and Buildings, how
long the present unsightly fence is to be
permitted to surround the City Hall lot !?
Where is the grass that we were told would
be visible there in the spring?
@s.- ... ...' 0TD MAN
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BoMB-SHELL IN THE CAMP.-AtC.T T. Pal
mer's plough mandatory yesterday morn
ing, while lot of old iron was being ban
died, huge bomb-shell, which was amongst
il. ,yas exploded. The body OF the shell
was in a cracked condition, and no harm
xxyo done
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POLICE BUSINEsS.-There has been an un-
exampled dullness in police business for
two months past. Experienced officers say
that it is owing to the scarcity OF money;
that when there is plenty OF money there is
much liquor drunk, and when the liquor
flows freely arrests are numerous
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISBICATroSS FOR TO-DAY.-For the
Middle States daring Saturday. rising ba-
rometer and colder northwest to northeast
winds, with increasing cloudiness, and areas
Of rain or snow. ~-..
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder
north to cast winds, rising barometer, and
areas of rain or snow, followed by clearing
weather.
For the Gulf States, winds shifting to
northeast, with colder, threatening weather
and light rains, and rising barometer during
Saturday.
For the South Atlantic States, warm
southerly winds shifting to colder westerly
and northw estcrly, stationary or rising ba-
rometer, and increasing clohdincss, possi-
bly, followed by local rains during the eve
ming.
Cautionsry signals are ordered for In
dianola and Galveston.
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FREE LECTURE AT THE YUUSG MEMS
CHRISTIAN INSTRUMENTATION night
next the Rev. Jales De Launey, an or
thodox minister oi the Reformed Presby-
terian Church OF France, will deliver an in
teresting lecture on "The Catacombs OF
Rome "-the burial-place OF the early Chris
tians and martyrs. The lecture will be IL
Illustrated by large charts, and enlivened
with sacred music by the Professors wife,
who possesses voice Of exquisite sweet
ness, and is an accomplished organist
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ROLL OF Honor AT TIE RICHMOND HIGH-
SCHooL.-The following is list Of the
pupils on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
High-School for the past week: Senior
Class-Carrie Bennett, Clara V. Dearborn,
Nellie Johnson, Loulie Minetree, Annie 3.
Pace, Mary A. Rady, and Fannie Stagg.
intermediate Class-Sallie Cosby, Lucy II.
Powers, Ida F. Ragland, Mamie Schaap,
and Rachel Van Wort. Junior Ciass-Ada
Anderson, Leila Baker, Fannie Blake, Ber-
tha Dickinson, Maggie Mitchell, Jeannic
Whittct, and Charles Baiy.
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RESIGNATION AND ELEcTIoN.-Mr. Will
liam FL. Williams resigned his position as
chairman OF the Council Committee on Ac-
counts and Printing, and Mr.. o. F. Grego-
ry has been elected IN his stead.
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COUNTRY STORE RoBBED.-The store Of j.
Solomon, at the head OF the Brook turn
pike, was entered Thursday night and
robbed OF two silver watches, a small lot OF
goods. and little money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24

THE WAR OVER TIE CITY DIRECTORIES
Tn the Circuit Court OF Richmond j. II.
Chataigne has instituted suit for $1,000
damages against B. r. Sheriff for SANDER
and defamation OF character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24

THE NEXT CONVENTIONAL the meeting
Of the State Conservative Committee to be
held in this city on the 4th OF April the
time and place for the next State Aomina-
ting Convention will be discussed. - ,.&
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DIRECT INFORMATION OF SHERRY WINE TO
RIcHMoSD.-Messrs w. u. BLAIR 6 CO., 903 Main
street. have just received from w. ID. G. DUH Cor
Jon Port, ST. Mary's SPAIN large supply of differ
ent grade sherries, Pale and Dry. These wines are
SUPERIOR and are offered at very low figures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-24

DIR. WILLIAM +. STEUART, Marine Hospital. Port
of Baltimore: II take pleasure In recon-
meudlng CoLDEN's LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACTOR
BEEF as a most excellent tonic and invigoratoI of
the system have tested 1t wi universal Success"
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PRINTTNG-HOUsES.
NISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSH.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.

GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one Of the LARG EST AND BEST.
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COM
bined with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best STYLE
and AT Low PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS,
yISITING-CARDS.
PROFESSIONAL-CARDS,
WEDDISG-CARDS,
sHOW-CARDS,
BlLL-HEADS,
LETTER-HEADS,
NOTE.HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
CIRCULARS,
MANlFESrS.
BILLS LADING,
RECEIPTS,
DRSG-LABELS,
ENVELOPES.
PAMPHLETS, .-.--.
&C., &c.
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NJ. EILYSoN Il Co., advertising agents, Insert ad-
verisements in all of the newspapers Of the United
States publishers rates Orders LEFT at the DIS
patch countng-room Will receive prompt atten-
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SWEET ORANG Es.-Go to PrzzINI's and get some
of Them
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing don" !! the
DISPATCH PKlNTING-HoUSE. Good work. 'ow
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
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Death of an Old "Old Phenir.'-John
Banks (colored), who was killed on the Dam
vile road yesterday morning, was an indus
trious man, and had many friends here
among the colored people. He was men,
ber Of the Old Phonix, and that order will
turn out at the funeral. Banks's age was
about fifty. ea,.- ..5.s..s
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G-PRUNEs.-PIzzINI has II nice lot-two
pounds for Csc.
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r JST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
1 IIMAINING IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE MARCH "a, 1877.
LADIES' LIST.
Jpavidson V NJ jackson. Emma Pierce. Mamie
Hicks. Dolly Lewis sarah Winians' ~. r.:
Harris. J. +. McAriher. O. ~ W Mli!tanlS. Z. VI.
hall Lucy Pcttus, Fanny F. Wotenden, :. a.
GEETLEMES'S LIST.
Branch Mr.. Jackson. =. L. t'etinS. James H..
ChAlk'cv, Benz. Lewis, james stewart, james
Connliife, I'D. Moore. David Torrance: Robert
Davis. T. +. rennoch, Josh. WiCk>, W. ).
Harris. John +. -., - -
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. HAVANA ORANGEs.-PIzzINI has Il fce lGt OF
thcm sweet and juicy.
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Rev. Jesse B. Ihomas, Of Brooklyn New
York, is to be Rev. DR.. Fuller's successor
in Baltimore.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
! THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: \. A., ~;
! 9 4. NJ, Ga; noon. "A; T.. NJ. 76; =.
| 81. &c midnight, 60.
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DIR. ScHENcK's STANDARD REMHDrEs.-The
standard remedies for all diseases OF the lungs are
ScHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP. ScHYgcK's SEA-
WEED TONIC, and ScnENcK's MaNpRAER PILLS,
cure Is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. II. SCHENcK OF
Philadelphia, owes bis unrivaIied success in the
treatment of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonc Syrup rpens the morbid matter in
the lungs; nature throws II Of by easy expecto-
ration, for when the phlegrn matter is ripe
slight cough will throw 1t OF, the patient has rest,
and the lungs begin. TO heal
To enable the Pulrponc Syrup 10 do this Schenck's
Mandrake Pills and Sclenck' IS Tweed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schencks Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
all distractions. relax the galbladder the bile starts
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic Is a gentle stinuans
and Alternative; the akali of which 1t is composed
mixes with the food and prevents sour.Dg 1t assists
the digestion by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition, so that the food and the Pnlmonic Syrup
will make good blood then the lungs heal. and the
patient will surely get well If taken to pre-
vent fresh cold.
All who wish to consult Dr. scuENcK, either per-
sanay or by letter, do at his principal oice,
corner Of Sixth and Arch streets. Phiadelphia.
every MONDAY.
Scherck's medicines are sold by all druggists
throughout the country.
IcH-CREAM.-PIZZINI Is prepared to furnish you
with nice cream for to-morrow's dinner. Leave
your orders.
SPRING OvERcoATs-
LARGE STOCK,
NEW STYLES
at
Low PRICES.
Call early
at the
OLD CORNER STORE.
+. Il. SPENCE 6 Son.
1900 Main street.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY.

We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work In style that cannot be surpassed.
Orders from the country promptly filed aud de-
livercd by express or mail.
Estimates furnished when required.
rnh 2I-d,sw,&w
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CALL AND EXAMINE our spring-s.yle slIk hats
only IS. REpFoRD THE Halter.