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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-24
SANC1HESTER NEWS.

Minor Ment,on.-Dr. Tupper preached
in the Baptist church Sunday night. DR..
d. ..B. Winfree, Of this city, preached at the
First Baptist church, Richmond, in the
morning. - ,1 ........ .at ,5# .
Rufus Sims and Alex. Giles (both colorcd)
were before the Mayor yesterday and fined
one dollar each for fast driving. @
To-day is the last day afforded liquor
dealers to obtain their licenses from the
Judge of the Hastings Court. l-t.,
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Caleb Shaw, a
farmer living near PoWhite, cut his hand
very seriously in cutting-box.
Colonel e. Vickers claims to have eXca-
yated more earth from the streets than the
City Engineer allowed in his report to the
City Council. lie will employ Richmond
engineer to make new survey. ,5n.r
Samuel Jackson icolored) was. arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge Of steal
ing saddle and wheelbarrow from Samuel
Archer.
An" /" all-day meeting" will be held next
Sunday near Chester. No doubt. il Ii is O
pretty day. large crowd will go from Man.
cbpStpr .-sy .;rEg - s,s.... .s, 81. ss'#f.s:..
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-JuStice DO
Seph j. White preSiding.-"Dutch" Kelly,
comedian at the Putnam Theatre Comique,
was charged with cutting Fred. Putnam
and Admiral Yule in difficulty which oc-
Cured Saturday night. The wounds were
inflicted with razor and are not serious.
The wounded men not being in condition
to bear examination, the case was continued
for their appearance. and accused commit
ted.
Ben. Scott, sweating under the fine inn
posed on him by Justice White Saturday
for wounding the horse OF Michael Kelly
with sword, swore out a warrant against
Joseph Miller, the rider OF the horse, for
unlawfully entering the line of the military
while on the march, thereby creating dis
turbance in the public street. The Justice
being satisfied that Miller was not guilty Of
any wiliul intent to create disturbance
discharged him. a '. 'r~,
Martha Thomas (colored) was fined 81 for
obstructing the sidewalk and refusing to
move when ordered by the police.
James Flournoy, charged with interfering
with and attempting to obtain two barrels
of sturgeon, valued at $500, under false
prctences, from j. r. IIockaday, was ac-
quilted. There was no proof OF criminal
intent.
Rebecca Walker (colored), drunk and
disorderly, was fined $3.50. Sent to jail in
default.
Bette Brown (colored) was fined 81 and
costs for cursing and abusing Susan Jones.
Claiborne Thomas, an old offender, was
sent to Jail for ninety days for being drunk.
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CONFIRMATION AT ST. MAEY's GERMA.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. - The services at St
Mary's German Catholic church on Sunday
were OF an unusually interesting character
At O'Clock A. NJ. Right Rev. Bishop Glib
bons celebrated mass, during which thirty,
eight children of the congregation made
what is known Us their "First Communion
At 10 O'Clock the church was crowded to
its utmost capacity by the congregation pro-
per and many others. who came to witness
the solemn and impressive ceremony OF ad-
ministeEing the sacrament OF confirmation
to forty-tve children and two adults (con-
verts) This ceremony was performed by
the Right Rev. Bishop, assisted by Rev.
Father Janssens of the Cathedral and the
clergy Of St. Mary's.
The Bishop also delivered an address to
the young folks, which was replete with
good advice and eXhortation. This was
followed by solemn high-mass; ReY. Father
Bernardine, O. S. B., officiating as cele-
brant, and Rev. Fathers Janssens and Bcnno
as deacon and sub-deacon. The, music,
under the direction of Professor Orwell,
the .organist, was effectively rendered. 1t
consisted of Millard's Vent Creator, which
was sung during the confirmation ceremo-
ny; Lambillotte's grand Paschal mass, and
the " Grosser Gott" CTe Deum). which was
sung in German by the choir and whole
congregation at the conclusion OF the morn
ing's services. ..s.
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| DIR. ScHENcY's STAHDARD REAEDrEs.-The
standard remedies for oil diseases of the lungs are
ScIfENcK's PULMoNIo SYRUP. ScHEScK's SEA-
WEED TONIC, and scnENCK's PILLS,
aud if taken before the iungs are destroyed speedy
cureis effected. = -s.> sts+s4s u ist,tt z
To these three medicines h SQEEScK. Of
Philadelphia, owes hts uDrdvaled sucoess in, the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases. ~ 4sf Il
The Pufmonic Syrup dpens the morbid matter tr
the lungs; nature throws it OF by easy expecto-
ration, for when the phlegm OF matter y ripe
slight cough WIN throw It or the patient has rest
and the lungs begin % head.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup 10 dothis Schenck's
Mandrake pills and Scheack's Sea-Weed Tonic must
be freely, used to cleanse the stomach and Diver
Scheuek's AsndEkc Pals act on The liYer, rauoring
all obstructions relax the the bile starts
freely, and the lyeris soon relieved s5{;st ,R: i
Schencks Sea-Weed Tonic Is a gentle stilmalant
and Alternative the alkal OF which " y composed
mixes With the food and prevents seursns. Il assists
the digestion by topng up the stomach TO healthy
conditioJ,, SO that the food and the Fna Syrup
VIII make good blood then the lungs heal, and the
patient viii surely set well II care Is taken to pre-
vent fresh cold. .} y s fEs
All who wish 10 consult pr. scHENoK, either per-
sanaIly by letter, at hia principal omce
corner Of Sixth and Arch sreets. Philadelphtas
every MONDAY i 81; !. .. e
! schenek's msdieines are sold By sli drasststs
threHshout the country.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-.The pastor Of Centenary
Methodist church was sick on Sunday, and
Rev. DR.. Bennett preached in the morning
and Rev. DIR. Curry at night. The pastor
OF Clay-Street Methodist church being abb
sent, Rev. P. A. Peterson preached at IL A.
NJ. and s p. NJ. The usual services were
held in the other Methodist churches.
At the Second Baptist church, after
preaching at night. the pastor (Rey. Henry
McDonald) baptized one person. at Sid.
ney Baptiss church in the morning one per.
son was received into the full fellowship OF
the church. The new house OF worship OF
this church Will be formally dedicated on
the afternoon OF the first Sunday in May,
Rev. DR.. j. L. n. Curry preaching the SER
mon.
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Yirl1mond 1lsp;attl1.
ss-TnE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, easterly TO southcrly winds. clear or
fair weather, stationary or slowly falling
barometer during Tuesday, with slight
changes in temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather. east to south winds, sta
tionary or slowly falling barometer, and in
the northern portions rising temperature.
For the Gulf States, local rains and partly
cloudy weather, with cast to south winds,
and falling barometer, followed in the west
ern portion with colder northerly to west
erly winds and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer southerly winds shifting to slightly
colder west and northwest winds, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, and slight
changes in barometer.
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the owner of:each hogshead (of five pounds,
say)f for the sample drawn. It was, how
ever, argued that the sample Is used as much
in the interest Of the planter as for the
buyer, and thut it was often sent away to
distant parts Of the country in the hope OF
effecting q sale, and not infrequently with
out the attainment OF that result, and that
in all other markets the sample belongs to
the buyer. These considerations and others
induced the meeting not to adopt the sugg-
gestion OF Mfr. Mayo. The latter said that
bis experience was in the manufacture OF
tobacco here, and he had not thought OF the
custom OF sending samples away; still he
was Of opinion that some Arrangement salts
factory to all concerned ought TO be made.
One gentleman stated that to his personal
knowledge the practice OF not giving the
sample to the buyer had lost very consld-
erable trade to Richmond.
The propriety Of electing a general sam
pier for the city, somewhat after the plan
in operation in Cincinnati, was talked over
incidentally. The general sampler for a
small bonus guarantees all samples drawn
by him. One or two gentlemen thought
that the warehouse samplers here. would
willingly enter into such an arrangement II
the trade desired.
It seems to be the determination OF the
trade to keep itself right on the record and
right in business practice with the planters,
and not to put itself in position OF hostility
to the laws present or prospective.
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING BY THE
KNIGHTS OF ST. JosEpH.-This young or
ganization gave its first public entertain
ment Sunday night at Cathedral Hall. Mr..
E. j. Huffman introduced to the audience
the knights, and explained the objects Of
the,meeting. Master James Lewis then re-
cited poem, "Woman and Wine"; Mr.
F. E. Burke followed with "Shamus
O'Brien"; Master William Tyrell next
gave "Dermott's Dream; the whole con-
Guiding with brief address by Mr.. Juan
A. Pizzini on 1.-The true objects Of total
abstinence societies." The audience were
very much entertained, and these meetings
will hereafter be attended by larger gather
ings. Fifteen candidates have been pledged
by the knights during this month.
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AT ST. JoHS's CHURCH To-NIGHT.-Dr.
w. H.. Taylor will tonight give one OF
his higbIy-enioyable entertainments at St.
Johns church in the new Sunday-school
room. By the way, as the Doctor was pre-:
pairing to move, the "great moral show .
yesterday the horse drawing the furniture
wagon in which the precious freight was
being transported took fright and ran away,
and for time serious damage was appre-
hended; but upon careful examination the
injury was found to be slight, and was soon
repaired. ..............
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DEATH OF Mrs. SCHooLcRAFT.-Mrs.. Mat
tie Gwynn Schoolcraft, daughter OF Judge
Robert Ould, and wife of Oliver j. School
craft, Esq, died at her husbands residence,
Auburn, Henrico county, yesterday eve
ming at O'Clock, in the twenty-sixth year
OF her age. The deceased was lady Of
great wit and beauty, coupled with kind
and tender heart, and was widely known
and admired, Her husband and the son
lately born TO them will have the sincere
sympathy OF thousands Of good people in
their great loss, The funeral will take
place from St. Paul's church tomorrow
"wednesday morning at IL O'Clock.
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STRUCK FOR WAGES. The negro steve.
dores Of the Baltimore Steam-P Packet Com
pany were notified on Saturday that it was
necessary to reduce their wages from TWEEN.
ty to fifteen cents. They refused to work
for that sum, and their places were imme'
diately supplied by white men. Yesterday
trouble was feared from number of ne
groes who gathered near the steamboat
company's wharf, but the appearance Of q
squad Of Major Poe's police dispelled very
shortly any such idea.
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THE PAPAL JCBILEE-ARRANGEME FOR
THE CELEBRATION IN RIcHMoSD.-A conven.
tion OF representatives OF the Catholic so
cieties of this city was held in Cathedral
Hall Sunday afternoon at O'Clock for the
purpose OF taking some action in regard to
joining with the Catholic world in celebra-
ting in an appropriate, manner the fftieth
anniversary OF the episcopal conservation
of Pope Plus TX, which occurs on the 22d
Of May next. Mr.. Juan A. PiZZini was
chosen chairman, and Mr.. F. P. Burke Sec
retary. The object of the meeting having
been explained and fully talked over, Il
series OF resolutions expressing the Senti-
ments OF Catholic organizations OF Rich
mond towards the Holy Father were adopt
ed, and it was further ordered that they be
engrossed and signed by all the delegates OF
the convention and forwarded to Rome for
presentation to the Pope on the occasion OF
his Jubilee. ...
A committee Of one delegate from each
society was then appointed to decide upon
the manner Of celebrating the day. The
committee at once held consultation and
reported to the meeting through their chair
man, Mr.. John III. Higgins, to the following
effect: That the pastors OF the various
congregations in the city should be requested
to celebrate solemn high-mass in their re-
spective churches, and that committee
should be appointed to consult with Bishop
Gibbons as to public exhibition Of the de-
votion and love of the Catholics OF Richmond
for the venerable head Of the Church.
After adjournment the committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Juan a. PiZzini, John M.
Higgins, It. Kerse, T. Hulcher, and j. Win
tiers, called upon the Bishop, and after con-
sultation the following order for the cele-
bration was determined upon: A. grand
solemn mass in the morning, and at night a
public meeting OF Catholics, in some place
hereafter to be decided upon, over which
the Bishop would preside, and which should
be addressed by such gentlemen as the COM
mlttee would suggest. The Bishop desig.
mated Mr.. Juan A. Pizzini rs the secretary
Of the meeting and requested him to pre-
pare suitable resolutions for the occasion.
The members OF the McGill Lyceum
were appointed to act as ushers at the pub
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, Messrs. james Fl
Dooley and John NJ. Higgins. and some
gentlemen representing the German popula
tion, will doubtless be selected to deliver
addresses.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning Ell
vira Mitchell, a young colored woman who
lived at No. 2607 Main street, was found
lying dead on the floor in her room. During
Saturday night she told one OF her children
that she thought she was dying, but the
child was SO young she hardly realized her
mothers situation, and did not give any
alarm. The Coroner was notified and viewed
the body yesterday, but deemed an inquest
unnecessary. The woman probably died
from congestion, OF the lungs. No inquest
necessary. 'tzstr s.
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BISHOP GIBB0NS's APPo1NTMENTs.-Th
Right Rev. James Gibbons, ON the 29th OF
April, will administer confirmation ut St.
Ignatius' church, Baltimore. On May lst
he viii assist in New York at the consecra.
ton Of Rev. DR.. spalding, bishop-elect OF
Peoria. I'LL; May 9th, administer confirma-
ton at st. Peters Cathedral, Richmond !;
Nav 10th, administer confirmation in Pc
tersburg; May 18th, assist in Charleston, 5.
c., at the conservation OF Rev. DR.. Moore,
bishop-elect of ST. Augustine, Fla.
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HEAVY FREIGHTs. Yesterday morning
there were over 1000 barrels of oil at Hunt
ington to be shipped over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad to Richmond, and 1000
more barrels were expected that day. In
addition to this freight there was an i'm
mense quantity of grain awaiting shipment,
besides the usual amount Of coal and other
through freight. ....a rt.,
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RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1877
Afessrs. Editors DISPATCH: ..

AieSsrs. Editors Dispatch: ..
Dear Sirs,-I beg leave to correct an error
in your issue OF to-day relative to "The
Temperance Cause" in Manchester as re.
CARDS the colored. There are three divis.
ions of the order Of the Sons OF Temperance
(colored) in Manchester, and they have {
very fine temperance hall, built and owned
by them. The semi-annual session OF tht
Grand Division Of Sons Of Temperance o.
the State will meet in their hall tomorrow
Tuesday at ga. NJ. ~. '-..'
- Yours truly, J'i W. ISAAC JOHNSON.
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CHURCH TeA-PARTY.-The ladies OF the
Grace-street Presbyterian church invite
their friends to another social gathering on
next Friday night similar to the delightful
teu-party recently so much enjoyed by those
who were fortunately present. This prom
ises 20 be even more pleasant occasion
than that. 'las ss1
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The Chesterfield Agricultural Society,"
The committee, consisting OF Messrs. f. G.
Rufip, Jr., J. S. Taylor, and T. z. Cham
bliss, appointed recently at public meeting
held 1T the Courthouse to draft a copstitu-
ton and bylaws for county agricultural
society, have agreed upon q report, (which
will be made at meeting to be held on the
14th OF Nav -, l.. - r,r-,,.,,, ,,.,. /.
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FIRE N HEER1Co. The it light no
ticed by many Of our citizens early Sunday
morning, and supposed to be In the lower
part Of the city, was caused by the burning
Of a large hay-house on the Tree Hill estate,
owaed by Mr.. Franklin Stearns. The house
Is said to have contained about so, 900 pounds
Of hay; oil Of which was consumed. Cause
of fire unknown. -"
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A CHANCE FOR ALL--0nly $3.50 for atwo-gal-
lon cooler; only 90 for threegallon cooler, and SO
on The Excelsior" water-cooier-the only char
coa!-packed cooler in this marke-can be had at the
above wholesale prices at .MoUSTcAsTLE i Co.
EER,s manufacturers. 500 Broad street. =
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THE R1vER.-The heavy rains last week
raised the river considerably. The water
commenced to rise here on Saturday eve
ming, and reached its maximum on Sunday
evening. Yesterday it had fallen nearly to
it's usual level, but was very muddy.
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SAMPLE MERCHANT J. Duffy, Of At
lanta, Ca, was arrested yesterday charged
with selling bananas by sample without
license. Duffy has carload of bananas at
the Danville depot, and, it is charged, was
selling them by sample on the street.
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PROFESSOR MINORS ENTERTAINMENT
The scholars Of Professor Minors dancing
school will give an entertainment next Fri
day evening at the Virginia Opera-House.
The beautiful little play of "Fairy Land :"
has been thoroughly rehearsed, and will be
performed with gorgeous scenic effects.
Professor Minor has devoted much OF his
time in matters OF this sort, land we feel
confident that the play will be admirably
nresented
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LECTURE To-NIaHr By Rev. j. E. Ed
WARDS, D. D.--This distinguished divine
will lecture tonight at the Third Prcsbytc-
riaIn church on 'sThe Choice Of q Wife, y
3 The admission-price has been placed very
low In order to giveail interested an oppor-i
tunity, of hearing this entertaining lecture,
which is delivered for the benefit OF the
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l have aualyzed the wHrsKEY known under the
brand of i" SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR 6 Co. Richmond, Va, and f'nd It
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities and
recommend its use for medicinal aud family pur-
posesJ. B. 3lCCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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ANNUAL FEsTIyAL.-The sale OF reserved
seats for the entertainment to be given by
the Fourth-Street Club on MondnY and
Tuesday evenings Of next week will COM
mence on Friday morning at O'Clock.
Those desirous OF good seats should go
early, ais theylwill doubtless be In demand.
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THE regular use OF ,CoLDEN's LrgBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF DEEF And TONIC sIyy1GoRAToR 10
the most direct means ofobviatfpS physical debility,
az II stimulates the insovcnls and impars vgor 10
the whole system. ,.tH ss Rs1r3i s}3I5
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UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH.
MoSD PosT-OFFICE, APRIL %, 1S77.-J. r
Christian, Richmond, Va; Calm d Pepper,
New York; DR.. A. L. Ellis, Lewisburg, n.
c.; J. L. Judkins, Weldon, n. c.; Miss
Ardenia Mayo, Richmond, Va; Miss Mary
Shelton, Richmond, Va. Stitch Brothers,
New York; Charles G. Sbafer, Richmond,
Va; W. A. Twynberg, New York; Miss
Whitesides, Richmond, Va, 515 Third
street. ... .-....s.......
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FESTIVAL ON CHURCH HML.-The ladies' OF
the Missionary Society OF the Leign-sEeet
Baptist church will hold O festival IN tne
lecture-room OF the church, commencing
this evening and continuing till Saturday.
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PouNp.P ARTY To-DAY.-The ladies OF the
Retreat for the Sick will have q pound
party at that institution No. 1225 Marshall
street-irom 4to9P. ID. to-day; and they
hope 10 have their larder replenished with
groceries Of all kinds. 81 Il
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THE noARD OF ALDERMEN.

ABSENT ArEsiDERs-RELIEF OF THE POOR
TAX ABATED-FRAMED BUrLDINGs-oR-
DINANCEs-IMPRovEM OF JAMES
RTvER-BUsINEss FROM THE COMMON
COUNCIL-NEw BUsINESs-ELECTIoN OF
MIR. JOHN PITT AS A BiEMBER OF THE
BOARD FROM MARSHALL WARD, &C.
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PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.-Int the United
States District Court yesterday petition
was filed asking the Judge to adiudicate
Asa Snyder & Co., OF this city, bankrupts.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant. ... .....
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 y. NJ, 81;
"A. NJ. 63; noon. 76; 3 P. NJ. II; 6 P.
n, n: midnight, 10. -. ...
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CLEARED.-The Norwegian bark Jason,
Olsen master, was cleared by Meissner,
Ackermann & Co.. yesterday, for Rotter-
dam, Holland, with 4,297 barrels Of refined
Detreleum
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ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF LIBERAL GROVE OF
DRuIDs. The annual festival in honor o.
the institution Of Liberal Grove, MOI, a.
u. o. D., will be held at James River fark
on the 21st Of May.
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TcE-CREAsfl lIcE-CRRAMIThis is the season I
take the yeung ladies to PIzZIEI's for ice-cream.
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MAY-sTYLE EBUTTERICK,s PATTERNs,A1 MAY DE-
LENIAToR-comprising everything new. ONCE !:
Ninth and Franklin streets. j.. i. MCKINNEY. ?
Needles and attachments for all kinds of Sewing
nlarhines .tt.tt "tf. EhtJ>iis't-ItsS ~ i:
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WE ARE RECEIVING daily additions to our large
stock of Boots Shoes, Trunks, Sa.clels, &C. Prices
very low. Custom work thand-lnade) made TO ordea
and guaranteed to ft. Repairing realty and prompt
ly Gone. HERMAN BoscHEy & BROTHER,
0..a 900 an, 81 Broad street.
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n. ELLYsoN 6 Co, advertising agents, insert adj
vertisements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the DIS
patch counting-room viii receive prompt atten-
ffnn - s
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SIXTY THoUsAND DEpDING-PLANTs cheap al
LAIRD's FLowER-GARDEN, on Grace street."e
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Theta EXCELSIOR /" wATER-cooLER 1.-THE Peer
less ice-cream freezer; the Polar - refrigerator
the. portable meat-safe at hIouScAsTLE. C Co
FER,s, 52O Broad street. .gst,.f, ,.,fs. ...,. :
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ORANGES! ORANGES !-sweet, juicy oranges at
P1zzrSrs. sa, - ~ 1jstt5ti