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Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-04-11

The lady or gentleman sojourners at fashionable
Seaside resorts or spas, may rest assured that
Glenns Sulpher Soap will furnish them certain
protection or prompt relief from irritation of the
cutcle, no matter from what cause arising, and
prevent tan or freckles. Sold by all druggists
Hlll's Hair and Whisker Dye, Black or Brown, so
cents. apl4 -t&lmo
The Forest Tar Soap" Is the purest softcst
and best for the toilet and nursery.
aplll-t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-04-11

ADVICE TO SMOKERS.
Call and see the choice line of cigars and tobac-
Goes just received by Devine & Howard. ap7ttfeod
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-04-11

Miss Mary NJ. Eatons private school on Chest
nut street. will begin Monday, April 10th. schol-
ars fitted for primary, intermediate or grammar
schools aprll+tf
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as. citizens it's likely that they will both
find itmore pleasant to 20 back to the States
where they belong. s..e

!, SPEAKER RANDALL kMUsT.ER1NG HIS
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
no BE HANDICAPPED to the Anaeri-
caal.- Washington, February 22.-There
is threatened revolt In the camp OF the De-
tnecraey. Tonight the large-sized handful
of malcontents who have oil along favored
fIibustering or any plan to prevent the In
auguration of Hayes held long and ex-
citing caucus In the Speakers room at the
Capitol. After discussing the army bill and
deciding to fix the maximum Of the army at
seventeen Thousand men, and providing alb
soiutcly that the army shall1not be used to
,,phold either Of the dual governments in
Louisiana or South Carolina, the real busi-
ness OF the meeting was taken in hand. It
was agreed by all that bill should be intro
duced at once in the House and passed to
provide for filing the presidential office ii
there was no choice by March 4th, and pro-
yidins for new election in April by the
people, Then motion was carried to oher
in the House tomorrow q motion Tor re.
cess from 3:3OP. NJ. till 10 O'Clock satur-
day. Recruits for this army OF fi1busterers
have been vigorously drummed up to-day,
and q sufficient number were present IN
caucus tonight to insure the carrying out
of the programme, it being fact that forty
men and the Speaker can hold the House
with tiilatory motions. Randall leads this
revolt in person. Among other prominent
Democrats present tonight and assisting
were Thompson, OF Massachusetts,; Morri-
son and Springer, Of Illinois; Vance, Pop.
pleton, and Walling, Of Ohio, and Field, OF
New York. The tilibusterers are in earnest
and mean fight. Hesitating Democrats are
to be forced either to join in or 60 over to
Hayes. This, of course, is conditioned on
the Oregon decision. ~..t -.-
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CONSERVATIVES, TAKE NoTIcE.-Evcry momen t
Of delay makes your cure more hopeless, and much
depends on the judicIous choice Of remedy. The
amount Of testimony in favor of DIR. ScHENcK's
PuLMoSIc SYRUP as a cure for Consumption
far exceeds all that can be brought to support the
pretensions Of any other medicine. See Dr. schenck's
almanac, containing the certificates Of many per-
sons of the highest respectability, who have been
restored to health after being pronounced incurabe
by physicians of acknowledged ability. scHENcKs
PULMoNIC SYRUP alone has cured many, Us these
evidences will show; but the cure ia often promoted
by the employment Of two other remedies which
DR.. schenck provides for the purpose. These addi-
tional remedies arc sCnENcK's SEA-WERD
TONIC and MANDRAKE PILLS. BY the timely use
of these medicines according to directions Dr.
schenck certifes that most any case OF Consumption
may be cured. --.,.,. .'f...
DR.. schenck is professionally at his principal Of
fee, corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
every Monday where all letters for advice must be
addressed.
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LADY MAcBETH.-The bad weather militia
ted against Miss Anderson last night, but
the audience, though small one, was appre-
ciative and cultivated.
Miss Anderson makes the terrible mur-
deress younger and softer than the accept
ed stage model, and in this shows original
lty and good taste. Her acting is somewhat
too declamatory at first, but in the first scene
with Macbeth is tne-her poses, as usual,
graceful and effective. Her voice is reso-
nant and full of passion.
In the well-knoWn banquet scene she was
very fine; and after the dismissal of the
guests, contemplating the terrible remorse
Of her husband, begins to show it herself,
and finally, tearing off the iewelled crown,
dashes it on the foor-a piece Of business,
and entirely original. AT the close of the
act she had an enthusiastic call. The sleep
walking scene was beautifully acted, under
some difficulties. .~.ir .a-s2z%-. az
The incarnation Of the witches, which
opens the fourth act, and that old familiar
caldron and stew Of ghosts, were done in
the average way. -, -
The matinee to-day should be grand
success the character of Meg Merilles is
Miss Anderson's favorite one, and she cer-
tainly does it finely.
Tonight it will be repeated at Saturday
night rates.
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ONO PROHIBITION CoNvEETIoN.- Coluna-
bus, o., February 22.-The State Prohibi-
ton Convention met here to-day and adopt
ed a platform favoring prohibition against
employment in public service Of persons
who sell liquor or are addicted to the habit
of drinking liquor; demanding female suf-
frage and compulsory education; favoring
the use Of the Bible as textbook in public
schools, and observance Of the Christian
Sabbath. The following ticket was nomi-
mated: For Governor, H. A. Thompson ;
Lieutenant G Governor, George r. jenkins ;
State Treasurer, Orzo Alderman; Attorney.
General, D. w. Gage; Supreme Judge, D.
C.. Montgomery. .Hr. ..
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH-
ScHooL.-The. following is a list of the pu-
pills on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
Righ-School for the past week: Senior
Class--Carrie Bennett, Clara Y. Dearborn,
Nellie johnson, Laura Pecor, Mary Rady,
Fannie Stagg, Clarence Sutton. Interme-
diate Class-Sallie Cosby, Carrie Drew,
Mamie A. Lyon, Mary L. Nowlin, Lucy 81.
Powers, Ida T. Ragland, Mamie Schaap,
Rachel Van Wort. Junior Class-Ada An
derson. Augusta Anderson, Fannie Blake,
Dhcle .Denoon, Oracle Henning, Fannie
Moon. Julia Smith, Nellie Wathall, Jennie
Whittet, Charles Bailey, William S. Hen
ming, Morris Hutzler. Attendance for the
week, 81 per cent.
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j General Jubal. Early, passing through
Toledo the other day, dined and eonyersed
with local reporter; who describes the
southerner as small, wiry man, below the
medium height; with smoothly -shaven face,
soldierly in appearance, and alert In mlan-
ner. Said the reporter: "The preaden--
tial count, General, yen watch with inter
est?" "Oh, some. Our southern people,
however, don't care much about it.; all we
want is peace. We didn't care two figs
whether Hayes or Tilden went In But We
were determined to carry our own State
tickets,n "But the result ?" Young
man, do you play cardsf Do you know
that a seyen-spot won't take an eight ~
NeD York Tribune.
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wE.ATHER REPORT.

ISp1cAr1oNs FOR To-DAY.-For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, rising barometer,
cooler north aud west winds, partly cloudy
and clearing weather, with occasional rain
or snow in the mountain regions, will pre-
vail. q =
For the Middle States, falling barometer.
increasing northeast winds, backing %
northwest in the interior, but ,veering to
Southeast and southwest on the coast, anQ
cloudy and rainy weather. ,,;,
Caut1onary signals coutinne on the MIG
die Atlantic coast, and are ordered foI
Texas and the East Atlantic coast. =,
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POLICE Court, YEsTERD
Campbell, vagrant, was discharged.
Fannie Wilson (colored), for assaulting
and beating Annie Burton, was fined 81 and
costs. ....---. FL. .,.,. ..
William Johnson (coloredl, was sent to
Jail for sixty days for stealing one lot Of tan
ming material from George Kramer.
Mary johnson (colored), charged with
stealing two silver spoons, was discharged
P. H. Morgan, drunk and trespass, was
required to give surety to keep the peace
for ten days. Sent to Jail in default.
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About midwinter city editors, throw out
valuable hints and suggestions to farmers
something after this fashion &" Now is the
time TO paint your pea-brush and perform
other indoor work. WhiteWash your snow
shovels now. Now look after your next
seasons bean poles, and trim of all super
fiuous sprouts. Oil your garden-vakes be-
fore spring sets In. Bury your grindstone
In the cellar to prevent It's freesipg,n ETC.,
etc. Farmers can save more than fifty dol
lars by not following this 7adYic Boston
HerGLd, ts,,sss u I f5stsT ~. ~.
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The East-End So
cial Club OF Marshall Ward, composed Of
young gentlemen of Church and Union
Hills, gave - social" night before last at
the Marshall Ward Clubhouse, corner OF
Twenty-eighth and Franklin streets. About
one hundred couples were present, and
everything passed off to the satisfaction Of
those present and in manner creditable to
those who had charge of the arrangements of
the affair. They contemplate giving an
other hon some time shortly, a.-a ...2 s.
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The BIRDS OF .AMERICA.--Maior John
Poe Jr., Chief OF Police, has received a
letter from a bookseller in Boston stating
that be has recently come in possession OF a
portion OF set OF, Audnbon's work on the
Birds Of America pa work originally
costing upwards Of $1,000 in gold. The
writer says: II you have received any re-
port OF such books being lost please request
the owner TO communicate with me, and
upon proving property and paying such
charges as incurred in securing 1t I will
be pleased to- return the same to him.
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g Rastinqs CourtLJudge Clopion, presid.
sing-has acquitted William N. Waymack
of unlawfully projecting a leaden missile 10
the direction Of Albert Alvis. +. Y
20 George Stewart, a 6cotchman, has been
dned by the court $40 and costs Sors unlaw-
fully intermarrying with RoWena MoPher.
son, q person not entirely Caucasian. Stew
art was welded In Washington, and there
by comIs::sted an 0fence which this CONF
munity does het seem disposed to forget OF
forgive 80. ~ s-s. ~. a q
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A TREAT IN SToRE.-The many admirers
Of the popular readings by Professor j.
Willoughby Reade will be pleased to see by
advertisements in our columns that by spe-
cial request be will give two entertainments
next week. His engagement in Norfolk
and Portsmouth lasted over six weeks and
was great success. The pieces selected are
all entirely new and we'll worthy OF the at
tendance OF all lovers of good reading. The
humorous part Of the programme will com.
mend itself to all.
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DEATH or, A sWoRTHY CITIzEN.--Mr. Isaac
Wasserman died yesterday morning at the
residence OF his son-in-law, William Low.
enstein, Esq, aged seventy two years. De.
ceased was in old times eonnectedwith the
city night-watch, and in recent years was
at the City Hall. He was
a member OF Friendship Lodge and Nelson
Encampment, o. o. F.. His funeral will
take place Tomorrow. 5,safs.sss a.@sa.e;
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REL1AsE OF Mr.. .MYERS.-Ezekiel Myers,
convicted of frauds upon the United States
Government by nlicitly distilling whiskey,
and pardoned By the President, was on yes
terday released from Jail, here upon q tete:
gram from United States Marshal Rsmsdell,
at Petersburg, stating that be (Ramsdell]
was IL receipt Of the official notice OF the
PARDON.
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DO NOT FORGET

that until March 18th we allow discount Of ten
per cent on all sales After that date no deviation
from the marked prices. A. SAKs & Co.,
the Popular Clothiers,
No. 1913 Main street.
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ory Of all participants. The gentlemen
were gallant and the ladies irresistibly
stunning in their rich attirs on that occa-
SION s.t.si4t.fssf f5s;-9 10 teftta9 ~ s. i,

Briets.-0ur unpaved streets, In conse-
quence OF Friday 3 rain, rejoice in an afflu-
ence OF mnd rarely seen save hereabout. f;
Mrs. Emile Giraud, who tried to kill her
been returned here from the Iunatic asylum
apparently alright in fhe upper story. @
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RICHMOND, February 22, 1877. st--si-. s-3
FEBRUARY %.
nIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP,
ICE BUSINESS.

The partnership for one year between JANE
KING and JAMES C. SMITH, under the name OF
JANE KING. Terminated on the 18th OF February,
1877. All persons having claims ateainst the late
firm will present the same to me for payment.
p Thanking my friends for past fayors, take this
mode Of informing them that / viii continue the
ICE BUSINESS In my own name and on nay own
account, and will be thsnkful for continuation OF
their patronage. MRS. JANE KING,
3 fe 2O-1w ~ mo. 1911 Gary street.
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DISPATCH PRINrIN6-HoUsE.-mo order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade We
have added well-selected assortment, of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHINEEY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAs
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most expe
ditious manner. ) t,:tt 80 'sssas-.s
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-Messrs. W. j. Mayo
and G. B. Taylor qualified yesterday as no.
taries public before the Hastings Court.
The iurors-grand and pctit-who served
during the past term OF the Hastings Court
are to be paid off by Deputy Sergeant Hol-
Finger at the City Hall to-day.
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CONFECTGONERIEs. &c.

DIE-FRUITs--C CANNED GOODS.-Oue
J. Thousand dozen two and three pound Canned
Tomatoes, two and throe-pound, Fresh Peaches,
two-pound Strawberries, two-pound Raspberries,
two-pound Dams0ns. two-pound Blackberries, two
pound Pneapp!es, two-pQund Lima Beams, two
ting's California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Dried Peaches three
fe "a s s..E's5 : 81 14l2 Main street.
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The Oriois Club III Hnp.The hop Of the
Oriola Club wednesday night was most auc-
cessfuI, and the pleasant reco!lecstons eI'
eendered thereby will live long In the mem
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PRETTY PAINT1NGs.-Miss Holt, a south
.ern artist, now in this city, has on exhibit
ton at John H. Tyler & COPS q number OF
portraits in oil. The drawing and coloring
are pronounced fine, and in giving faithful
likenesses Of her subjects she has been very
ornnessfTJl r..-. -...' s..z... .f. II 49,
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iMANCHEsTER NEWS.

], Accident.-Thursday evening George
Binne,!a youthful driver for Mr.. Edward
5YiekerS was seriously injured by colliding
with vehicle going in an opposite direc-
tion. He was carried entirely senseless to
his lodgings, where gastric hemorrhage
plainly indfeatedsinternai injuries Of q seri-
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DR.. TAYLoR's ART ExHIBrI0N.-The
weather was so rainy last night that DR..
Taylor concluded to postpone his entertain
ment for the benefit of the Broad-Street
Methodist church (although number oi
persons were presently until Monday night
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CONTINUATION OF SALE.-The ladies OF
DR.. Hoge's church will continue their sale
at the lecture-room all day to-day (Satur-
day.. They have great variety Of house
keeping articles, and many very ornamental
as we'll as useful. They have also scene
on the James river, painted by Richmond
artist, which is finely done, and worth look
ing at. '.-.-
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BROKE HIS AR2.-Master French McC Cann,
aged about thirteen years, son OF Mr. D., c,
McCann, fell yesterday evening while play
ing and broke his arm. DE-. N. A. Rust
was sent for and act the fracture. 5llro eargtsf
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IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
IlMAISISG IN THE MANCHESTER POSI-
OFFICE FEBRUARY "a, 1877
LADIES' LIST.
Armstcad, Sarah Doniy, Lucy McTyre. Sarah q.
nnIersnn Mary Fleming. F. Nash. Elyira
NJ French, Fannie Noryille. 6.
,5,,ns rtzyIe Jones' Susan Schroh. Mary
. Burton, Annie Z. Jackson, Lily simmons, nlsry
Rsler Mary (co-JackEoD, Molhe Slauter, Lucinda
Iorcd) Johnson. NJ. +. Trent Minerva
piapd I,cv Jackson Iissie Westcott, NJ. +.
Cheatham G. Moore, Milie WaImack, NJ.
Carr Annie Muniord Mary Watrip, Mrs.
Dunford. 5. f. WIZ sonn
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
Ashbrool IT. Dickerson, +. JONES' Albert
Rsird. Richard Fleet, Robert Jackson, Ed.
RrauIon H. FGote, L. II. johnson, Nels.
Rr,,r.n = T. Gregory, JuniuS Pennock, Joshua
B-own i g. Hooper Mitchell Schrever. j.
Hnrf.ot r. f. & 90 Tollar, Read
Cbaikicy w b. Harrison, Robt, Vaughan, T. j.
Carroll Thos Jackson, T. Wood, X. &.
ROBERT BEATTlE, p. NJ.
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FINE EATING PRgNEs and FIGS at PIzz1N1's

DIRECT IMPORTATION OF SHERRY WINE TO
RrcHMoND.-Messrs. ". D. BLAIR & Co., 903 Main
street, have just received from W. D. g. Duff Cor
don, Port, St. Marys, Spain, large supply Of differ
ent grade Sherries, Pale and Dry. These wines arc
SUPERIOR, and are offered ut very low figures.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at thu
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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III. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
verisements in all Of the newspapers of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room Will receive prompt atten.
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PERSONS who are subject to headache, weakness
indigestion, loss Of appetite and depression, should
never be without oLDEN's LIEBIe's LIQUID Elk
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR.
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CHEAPEST HAMBURGH EDGIEGs and INSERT.
INGs in the city at julius MEYERS, COS Broad
street. .s-s .-i ..' s@' - 30 =. .'
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was raw, rainy,
and disagreeable.
Z THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 4. NJ, 43'
9 A. NJ, As; noon, 49; 3 T. NJ. 4S; 3 T.
81, as; midnight, Al. 80 t@.
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SWEET FLORIDA ORANeEs.-Go to PIZZINI's l.
you wish sweet and juicy orange.
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9ithmoni 1lspatth,
SATURDAY FEBRUARY Mo1s77'

xz-ruE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
re- LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRcu--'
tArIoN OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS,
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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LOCA.I-. MATTERS.
sEABoRsIor THEiLEaisLAross.

REPORT OF THE ECLAYCOMMfTTEE ON TIE
MANNER OF CONDUCTING BUSINESS IN
THE BAsEMFN,r oFFICEs-THE CLERKS.
AND WHAT THEY ARE PAID-rREAsURY
1VAUL!T-supREME COURT PRINTING
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS THE
PRESENT SESSION UNLIM1rED-cENTRAL
~LUNATIc ASYLUM. i's...ll..- o..
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SALE OF STOCK. .-Messrs. Davenport &
Co., bankers, yesterday sold at auction five
shares Of old Dominion Insurance Com
pany's stock at $50 per share. ta :.i .., ,2t g. i,
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GREAT BARGAINS In SPRING cAssrMEREs, from
auction, at JULIUS MEYERS.
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DHssOLUTIeNs d PARTNERsHIPs.

DISSOLUTION.-T COAL VALLEY
~ COAL COMPANY, Fayette county, West Vir-
ginia, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All parties having bills against the company VIII
present them to the undersigned by the LIST OF
March, 1877.
No one Is authorized to make any new contracts
for this company. F. FAULKNER.
RICHMOND, VA, February 81, 1877.
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iBe sure to 60 to PIzzINI's and get some Of those
nice ORANGES at rs, 80, aud SO cents a dozen.
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: The SLEEPMG-CAR OF the Richmond and
Dauyille railroad running between Rich
mond and Lynchburg will be discontinued
on aud after this date.
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NICE LITTLE SUITS for nice little boys at A.
SAKs Co.'s, No. 1913 Main street. .,....
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ANDRoscoGa1s. FRurr-oE-rHE-LooM, and
wAMsur1A coTToNs at, the old prices at JULIUS
hrYEB,s
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DATES, DATEs.-PIzzINI Is selling them at thre
pounds for twenty y-Bye cents. .n
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! A LOUD CALL.-Mr. Samuel j. Tilden,
Presdentetect, we want to hear from
YOU!-St. Louis Times (Democratic).
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GEORGE S. VAsHON q SON, ~ NJ. land In Hem
rico county seven miles northwest Of Rich
mond. - ass4 AsatStst 20. 80 Ss.@h ;..s
JAMES III. T4YLOR 4 SON, p. III, house and
lot on the east side of Lumpkjn's alley Tor Wall
street) between Broad and Franklin. "
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A RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
II We offer FOR RENT STORE No. 43l Broad
street. second door from the corner Of Fifth II has
been for the past twelve years occupied, and now
as boot and shoe-store We will RENT the STORE
and SELL the STOCK, or we will engage man wen
acquainted with the shoe business; Is competent to
take charge of shoe-store; who has fair acquaint-
ance with Rroad-sireet trade; and above ALL who Is
sober In his habits and Of the highest moral charac-
will say that the location is the very best on Broad
street, and 1t has already good run OF trade. The
store is fitted up with the finest and hest-adnptedJ
shelving and fixtures in the CITY, Take 1t alland-al
can truly say 1t IL one of the very best cpDor-
tunics that Is now offered to nien of limited means.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
fell 1905 Main street.
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FINE HAVANA ORANGES at P1zzrN1's.
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Wagner wears plug hat on the back Of
his head.
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fe21-6t

EOR Notwithstanding to remove to aa
L 1902 and 1904 Main street, we offer our III
RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH.
70 1Q-Iw 1918 Main street, I
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r,sST OF LETTERS.
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IL THE POST roSy'VTFss.F IA. FEBRUARY %, 1877.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-24

MIR. OSCAR CRANE has sagain received small lot
OF that celebrated Premiere serrenI champagne.
This wine is selected for him with the greatest
and without regard to cost, and Is said TO be the
finest wine sent to the United staes This last ship
ment is Of the famous le7A sfntige, and Is consid-
cred even better than any received heretofore