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MASCREsTER NEWS.

The May-Queen Festiual.-By very gene
raj request the coronation exercises OF the
Presbyterian Sabbath school will be repeat-
ed tonight. The entertainment Is well
worthy Of patronage, and the admission.fee
is trifing. The queen and maids OF honor,
in their brilliant toilets, are well worth
seeing. ,-....,.. ....s-
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srsssG GROVE, SUBRF COUNTY, YA,2

Messrs, Editors: AS the inquiry has fire.
quently been made, will you please inforr,
me through the columns OF your paper
whether the capitation tax for 1875 can be
paid at any time prior to the election to be
he'd in November next? OrwiH the coun-
ty tseasurers decline to receive the taxes
after they shall have been returned delin-
quent. A SUBSCRIBER.
No doubt the Auditor will make arrange.
ments whereby every man cln pay his back
taxes.
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Mayors Coasrt.-Mayor Chiles aud Senior
Justice Gentry both being otherwise en-
gagged yesterday, Justice Perdue presided.
Only one case disposed of-Andrew Win
ston lcoloredl charged With assault and
battery on Mary Winston (colored), was re-
quired to pay costs, and committed in de.
fault Of payment.
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THuEs ExcuRs1ro5xs Parry / FROM WASHING

The EXCURSION Party FROM WASHING
ToN-WHAT THEY, THOUGHT OF RIcHMoND.-
The pleasant faces OF about twelve hundred
Washington ladies and gentlemen were seen
upon our streets yesterday. The visitors
were an excursion party that left the no
tional capital yesterday morning in two
trains, and who upon arriving at Quantico
found it advisable TO reIrrange their cars
into three trains. They reached here be-
tween IL and O'Clock, and were landed at
the west end of Broad street. There they
were met by considerable number Of hacks
and omnibuses and brought into the city.
Our people expected to see an excursion
party OF colored people, and were quite un-
prepared for the visit Of so many Of the best
people Of Washington, though they did
their best to make them welcome. Yester-
day being Internationally, and all the de-
partments being closed, many were enabled
to avail themselves OF the opportunity OF
seeing Richmond who could not have done
30 under less favorable circumstances.
Many of the excursicnists visited the
Capitol, and the halls Of the House and Sem
ate [both dusty and dirty] were thrown
open for inspection. Neither the splendor
OF the architecture, the sumntuousness OF
the upholstery, nor the size OF the rooms
seemed to impress them very much. They
were better pleased with the State Library,
and spoke with delight Of the courtesy
shown them there by Mr.. Binford. In
groups OF half dozen at time several
| hundred Of them assembled the steps to the
roof of the Capitol, and from that elevated
but not easify-attained position surveyed
the ex-Confederate capital, and with charm.
ing frankness spoke OF the "rebellion u
and of occurrences here under "the Davis
government" etc.
All the paths beaten by the feet OF tour
lists for the last twelve years were trodder
Yesterday by the Washingtonians. Upon
the whole, they were well pleased with the
city, though they had occasion to remark
that the streets were by no means SO cleanly
kept rs they were used t) at home. They
are right about that. Our thoroughfares
are by no means as well cared for as they
ought to be. And yet brooms are cheap
Some OF the ladies and gentlemen report
that they lost hours and hours at different
points looking out for street-cars.
Mr. Henry Carlton, OF Bladensburg, Ma,
placed upon the English statue OF Stone
wall Jackson beautiful bouquet OF fragrant
| flowers.
Alexandria was well represented in the
excursion. Among the number were MIR
James Chatham, prominent businessman
the Misses Lunt, from the Methodist Epls-
copal Church South Sunday school; and Miss
Alice Thomas, for several years organist al
st. PauPs church.
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The Ne,o Telegraph Lirae.-Our business
men OF all classes should give their hearty
support to the new telegraph liue. II they
do not the office will be discontinued. Mr.,
Deupre, the agent and operator, is most
obliging gentleman, and the rates as reason
able is possible.
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A HORSE CASE FOR TEE POLICE JUSTICE:
Mr.. James Fox, builder, has been reported
for obstructing the street with lumber and
bricks, and thereby causing the death OF
horse belonging to j. q. Dippner. II this
charge is sustained Mr. Dippner intends
bringing suit for damages for the value
of the horse against Mr. Fox.
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DEcAYED TEETH disinfected by MEADE & BA
KER'S Carb0lic Mouth-Wash.

SICK: AND NERVOUS HEApAcnE.-DR. C. W.
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoxiLE PILLS are
expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner-
vousness and Seeplessness, and will cure any case.
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists-
Office, log north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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BADLY INJURED.-I.ast night about 8
O'Clock Mr.. Michael Burns drove his horse
and buggy across the city railroad at the
corner OF Main and Nineteenth streets.
Making sudden turn, the buggy was
smashed and Mr.. Burns thrown out. He
received severe injuries about the bead and
was badly bruised. He was placed in o
hack and taken to his residence, at the cor
ner of Mayo and Franklin streets.
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Brisk Iimes.-All of the mills and fac
tories on the water-line are at work, and
the present promises to be tue most sue
cessful season for years. The brick-yards
are doing q thriving business. Belle Isle Is
in full blast. The railroad-shops are kept
busy. A few new buildings are going up,
several approaching completion, and con-
siderable retilling and repairing going on.
On the whole, Manchester Is keeping pace
with the rest OF the world in material pro-
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I7SMAIIABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1cHHoND PosT-OFyICE MAY 80, 1871
Mrs. John Kerr, Richmond, Va; A. ID;
LYONS " Co., Richmond, Va; Edward
MAYO, Richmond, Va; James g. smith,
Richmond, Va,
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The Council Neeting.-To-morrow night
a regular meeting Of the City Council will
be held. AS several important matters are
to be considered full and punctual at
tendance is requested. The roll will be
called at s O'clock. -
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The Basin Bridge.-Our citizens are
elated at the idea that there Is prospect Of
Richmond redeeming her pledge and build
ing the bridge over the basin at Ninth
street. It is needed as much by Richmond
as Manchester. ,......s..ss
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Third PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH FEAST
The lecture-room Of the Third Presbyte-
rian church presented very attractive ap-
nearance last night, the occasion being q
tair and feast held there by the ladies OF the
congregation, con the object being to raise
money for church purposes. The ladies
nave all the delicaeies OF the season TO tempt
the M appetite, and many useful articles for
sale. Call and see them.
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THE MOZART THIS EVENING.-The Mo
zart Association will present to its members
the usual attractive programme for this eve
ming. The orchestra will perform an over
ture and two other pieces; Messrs. ThiloW
and Reinhardt will render duo for piano,
by Fesca; and Messrs. Tbiiow, Kessnieh,
and Reinhardt trio, by Rusiger. In the
way of vocal attractions, Mrs. Reinhardt
will sing two charming selections" Erl
King" and "Bleib bel Mir" (abide with
meN nv ht
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GoURAUD's OLYHPIAS CREAM com Tends Itself
to young and old alike the most natural effective,
and harmless enbesher and pr servaiiye Of youth.
Reduced to al. Trial bottles, 25c. For sale by
BOpEKER BROTHERS..
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond. Va, and ind 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poses.-J. B. acCAw, II. D., late Professor Of Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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THE EAsE-BALL.-Tbe niatch-game OF
baseball between the Atlanties, OF Rich'
mond, and Astoria, OF Washington, yester-
day, resulted in victory for the Athntics
i,y O score OF IL to 8.
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TIE r Z II | G S

u
FOR INFANTS AND ESVAL1DS:
PAPONA, or ENTIRE WHEAT-fOOD;
HUBBELLS PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRANUM.
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA,
HAwLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD.
K& MS MALT INFANTS FOOD,
FRENCH RACAHOUT DES ARABES,
SAvORY & MOORE'S INFANTS FOOD.
PREPARED BARLEY.
SCOTCH OATMEAL, .'. 49, ..
BERMUDA ARROWROOT.
PREPARED RICE-FLOUR.
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT,
TROMMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
Sold at MEADE s BAKERS Drugstore,
myl2 919 Main street
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THE MoFFETT REGrsTER-PRoBABLE FAIL
URE OF THE EFFORT TO OBTAIN PATENT
A private letter from Washington says :
so far the gentlemen representing DR..
Motfett have been unable to obtain patent
for his register. 1t is stated that the lnven-
ton has been thoroughly examined by the
Patent-Department officers, and that they
are of opinion that it does not come within
the provisions Of the law"
The Auditor Of Public Accounts is OF
opinion that patent is not necessary; that
the State can Gf patent is finally and abso-
lutely refused) authenticate the registers 1t
issues, and proceed to enforce the law just
rs If q patent had been obtained. The re-
cisters to be manuiactul ed by contract for
the State will have on them Johnson's pa
tent lock-seal and in that respect will dill
fer from any that can be put upon the mar
ket. 81. :. a. ~. -.
1t seems not unlikely that northern manu-.
facturers OF automatic registering machines
will seek to prevent the use OF the Motfet'
register on The ground that it infringes upon
their patents. 1t is known, at least, that
some such parties have obtained the lnfor'
nation presumed to be necessary to enable
them to take the initiatory legal steps.
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IMPERVIOUS LINT.

This consists Of lint OF the best quality, one side
Of which is rendered impervious, thereby prevent.
Ing soiing of the clothing Of those using it. and rem
der,ne applications, such linInents oils, or salves
more effectu:il. For sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
apo5 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT AND
ITS COMBINATIONS.
TRoEMER'S EXTRACT MALT,
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. fo:rated;
TROEMER,S EXTRACT MALT, with Ilypophos
phites:
TgOEMERsS EXTRACT MALT, Iocae:
TRoEMERs EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate 1rop
and Quiuine:
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. alternative.
The atent OF the medieal pro Sion is respect
fully called 10 Ihese valuable preparations.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists,
rnh 10 1915 Main street.
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THE SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
VALUABLE CoNTRIBUTIoNs.-The Society
gratefully acknowledges the following con-
tributions: - ~ e. .. ~ - VI. =
From Yates snowden, Esq.J.oi Charles.
tom, S. ..C;:e :e"Bibie View of Slavery" by
Rev. MED. ,Raphall, N. A. Ph. Dr., rabbi
preacber at the synagogue. Greene street,
New York; Declaration of the Causes OF
the Secession OF South Carolina. together
with the Ordinance OF Secession and its
Sieners: Address of the People OF. South
Carolina to the People of the Slaveholdine
States, printed by order Of the Convention
in 1860; Fast-Day Sermon OF Rev. James
n. Elliott, November 81, 1860; Report on
the Address of Portion of the Members
of the General Assembly ofGeorgia, 1860 ;
The Battle. of Fort Sumter, April IL, 1851;
The Correspondence: Of the Commissioners
OF South Carolina and the President OF the
United States, together with the Statement OF
Messrs. Miles and Keitt; Hon. Jere. Black
on Wilson and Stanton, and ThurloW Weeo
on Early Incidents of the Rebellion; Jour
nal OF the Proceedings OF the General Coun-
Gil OF the Protestant Episcopal Church IN
the Confederate States OF America, held IN
Augusta, Ga, November l2-22, 1867; In
Memoriam Of George Alfred Trenholm;
Ninth Annual Report of the " Home for the
Mothers, Widows, and Daughters of the
Confederate Soldiers y; map OF Mobile
bay map OF Charleston harbor. Mr.. Snow
den has been warm friend of the Society,
and FREQUENT contributor to, its archives.
From Graves Renfroe, ESQ.,, OF Talla-
dega, Ala. "The Cradle Of the Confede-
racy: or. The Times of Troup, Quitman,
and Yancey," by Joseph Hodgson. OF Mo
bile; Ala.-1s76; Speech OF Hon. William
L. Yancey, Of Alabama, delivered IN the
National Democratic Convention, Charles.
ton, April 2S, 1860. I. & :,
y From Rev. q. E. Hayden; Brownsville,
Pa: Report of Adjutant-General otfPenn'
sylvania for 1862 y .a
From Ex-Governor John Letcher: Report
OF General Charles Dimmock, chief OF ordl-
nance OF Virginia, Of February g, 1858.
Governor Letcher is constantly placing the
Society under obligations for valuable pa.
pers and documents, and promises still
others in future. ~ I
Major j. NJ. McCue, OF. Rockingham
Several newspapers Of value. J
From Graham Dawes, ESQ.,, OF Whining
ton. N. c.: Roster Of the Confederate OH
GERS who while prisoners Of war were placed
under fire of our own guns at Morris Island.
From Colonel William Allan, of Baltimore
former chief of ordinance Second corps
Army OF Northern Virginia): Two papers
on the battle Of Gettysburg-valuable addi.
tions to our series.
From Robert Clarke & Co., Cincinnati !:
The Washington Crawford Letters concern
ing Western Lands. arranged and annota:e d
by C. W. Butterfield. = -
From R. N. j. Paynter, Esq. Of Rich.
mond: The loan Of files Of kilograms sent
from the Confederate army headquarters on
the south side Of James river, May, June,
August, and September, 1884. Many OF
these telegrams are autographs OF Generals
r. E. Lee, Beauregard, Ransom, Hoke,
Hetb, Pickett, &c, and are both interesting
and valuable.
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y TERRIBLE CALAMITY
GREAT FALL.
Our Ten-Dollar Sait stin for sale at $500 Main
street, at the low price OF sen dollars.
Cali early. Il. b. SPENCE ~ son
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N. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertieing agents, insert.ad-
vertiscments In all of the newspapers of the United
States ut publishers rates Orders left at the Dts
patch counting-room will receive promyt :tten-
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST for MEADE & BAKERS
Carbolic Mouth-Wash for sore gums and dccayed
teeth.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals, Prince Aberts. Oxfords, Sewports, Maguoias,
Buckle Ncwports. &c., cheapat
BoscuEN's, 500 aud 511 Broad street.
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THE TRUTH.

THE TRUTH
s saE Hurrah for our side.
A settled fact beyond dispute that our
stsI rEN-poLLAB sUIr
is the best cult for the money In the State. Cal
early a. the Old Corner store, 1900 Main street..
e. u. SPENCE & SON.
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REAL ESTATE sALE.-Frank D. Hill, aus.
tionear. sold Yesterday 100 acres land, with
improvements, ON t,te Hermitage road JOE
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NouTH-ORGANg, WITH TWELVE PiEcrs OF
xBsIc arranged tor same, viii be mailed to any
address upon receipt Of % by G. p. aoHHsTos,
Musie- Dealer, 9Ia Main street. 81
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At the
DISPATCH PRINTING-IoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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- Peel A L .

The grssa CENTENNIAL COFFEE AND TEA
PERCOLArOR. 1t saves 20 per cent of coffee
Can be used aI any cofee-pot. Price. 50s-
The MAGIC PLAITOR-Sor ali kinds or plating
Price, only SI-sG>
REFRIGEEA9ORS or the best kinds made a;
5pyYest rates.
&all aud examire ebe above articles. H.l
E.B TAYLOR.
uky II lOll Main nEeet.
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MEADE BAKERS Carbolic Mouth ash Will
destroy the odor caused by decayed teeth and dis
acadu =
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PCRsoNAL.--Maior John w. Johnston, OF
Botet0urt, and Hon. Willis T. Bocock, of
Appomattox county, are at the Exchange.
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!. OUR BEST DENTISTS use and recommend MEADE
& BAKERS Carbolic Mouth r
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Cool; CoMFoRTABLE, AND pLEASANr-SIE-
GELS Kid or Goat Ties, ready made At %.
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VNHE BEST BLACK NR1TlNG-iNhS,
The best WRITING-FLu1DS,
The best COPiING-lSkS.
The best CARMINE INKS,
The best PURPLE INKS,
The best STEEL PENS,
The best GOLD PENS,
Tic best BLASK-BOOkS,
The best wRITISG-PAPER.
and the bcs. OF all kinds OF STATIONERY for the
coun;ing-roon aud desk, can be had, wholesale and
rctsil at the bookstore Of
wOUDHoUSE & PARIIAM,
my24 l1o7 Main street,
MAGIC PEN, writes without ink. Price,
vi with pocket-h0lder. CSC.
1SK-EXTRACToR will remove ink from pap"r,
or stains from Clolh, silk, &C., without injury.
Price, soc.
Every merchant, bank, and broker should have
Il. Price. SIS.
THE BEST iSKsTAND. 75c.
"McssrS, RANDOLPH & ENGLISH nave Tor sale
anew-fancy revolving inSstand ~hlch Is rleh'i5
termed T he Desr."-Richmond Enquirer.
INV l5-dSw RANDOLPH s ENGLISH,
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SUFFOLK ExCURsIONIsTs. "A large party
OF excursionists from Suffolk will visit the
city to-day.
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TRUNKS, yALIsEs, and SATCHELs, at
BoscHES's. 500 and 81 Broad street.
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THE CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH Is pleasant to thf
taste, and an excellent rsrge for sore-tliroat

To ALL, PARTICULARLY INvALIDs. SPRING IS
trying season. Indications OF sickness should at
once be attended to. Fatal diseases may be caused
by allowing the bowels 10 become constipated and
the system 10 remain In a dsordereJ condition until
the disorder has time to develop itself An ounce Of
prevention IS worth pound OF cure Is an old and
truthful saying. Therefore, we advise all who are
troubled with the complaints now very prevalent
headache, indigestion, disordered liver, want OF ap-
petite nausea, feverish skin-to take without de-
lay SCuEScK's MANDRAKE PILLS. We know OF
no remedy SO harmless and decisive I'm its aciion. 1t
at once strikes ut the root of the disease and pro-
duces q healthy tone to the system. People never
need suffer from any disease arising from disor-
dercd condition or the liver II they would take this
excellent medicine when they feel the first iAdca-
tions Of the malady. Families leaving home for the
summer months should take three or four boxes OF
these pills with them. They have an almost nstan-
taneous effect. They will relieve the patient OF
headache In one or two hours, and VIII rapidly
cleanse the liver of surrounding bia and will cffec-
trally prevent bilious attack. They are sold by
all druggists. .a. -
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY

Us On all safes Of Real Estate made bstuss,
the lst OF Jaaud,.y and last or June Me tdEesls1
the present year haze to be paid oythe purchdSef
On aI sales made bettceen the lSt OF July dndL9s
OF the year the taceS have to be paid by he seuti
(Ths custom was adopted about hfteen yearSags
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and viciuity1
RICHARDSON CO., P. NJ, brick dwelling ana
lot OH Twenty -pinth street corner OF Leigh.
A. B. DUESBERRY, 10 A. NJ, household furniture.
JOHN MCCORMICK, IL A. NJ, household and
kitchen furniture. .ggs .E. ~
FRANK d. HILL, 6h P. IL, commissioner sale or
or Hickory street. ,
JAMES MACDOUGALL, 10 A. H., corn.r OF Main
and second streets, groceries, &c. '@
ROBERT B.LYNE. 5S p. NJ. vacant lots on Rock
etts or Main street in real Of the gns-works.
SQUIRE GoDDIN, P. H., ave building lots in
Sidney.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Thcrew were
none but trifing cases in the Police Court
Yesterday.
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WONDERFUL! !!

Gen,lemen's Goat or Kid Buckle Shoes or Ties
made to order at SIEGEL's for 1850. &sfr>,
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BLEEDING and liberated gums healed by MEADE
& BAKERS Carbollc Mouth. Wash.
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CRoCRERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

HR l. NJ II OND 1LIJMINATUK-th
H. most perfect kerasene-buEner and illuminator In
Ghs markets. bniiaat steady i=ht, and burns with
<&r chimney. ~
4JTTLE WSNDER-- odnrless, safety NIGHT
LAMP. Every faIulis should hsIe one. Price. 25c.
E&TER-COOLEkS-hand designs, cheap,
ano Igped with galvanized 2ron; 9s1eat Improvement
on As. zinc.
VRIGEEAToRs- FRLlT.gAgs. &c.
GEORGE GIBSON. JR.,
n5 SO l20s Maiu street
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as-TnE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCIT-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PArERs OF THE CITY
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LEA & PERKINS

LEA q fEEhlSS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea & Perrins'
signature Is on every bottle.
JOHN DUNcAS's SONS
New York
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MoRruAaY.-Number Of deaths In city Last
week, %.
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uIraRE.R DEALER.
FLoRIsTs.

T11T0WERs FOR SPRING PLANTING.
r. p.NsIES, DAISfES, ROSES
vERBENhS, GERANIUMS. EUCHSlAS, &c
now In fun bloom and In great abundance at OLEt
q MtoPER'S Flower Garden, corner Cherry xno
IJien,are reefs, square from the western ters
mInu, OF the strect-car railway. ap o-eed&n
O0 000 BEDDING PLANTS OF VA.
SU.UtJO RIOUs KINDS now on baud and 10
sne e52n,,ition for sale az TULER 4 H0OpER'S.
ALL GOODS delivered In the ci,y free OF charge.
aR 5-eOd2m = ~
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX.
~ EGBTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOU9EI