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EOR OLD POINT SSs1Islllsaas SS1slsaa

The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPA.
SY'S DAILY LINE has arranged with the pro-
pretor of the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point the 1onow
Ing tickets. good 10 OLD POINT AND RETURN
Including FIRST-C!.ASS BOARD at the new and
elegant Hygeia Hotel, viz.
No. From Saturday until Monday...."s w
No. 2-For one half week.. .............." w
No. S--One week. 10 w
Also, the company offers the FAMILY CHEAP
SUMMER TICKET to TREE POINT opposite
Brandon, on James river thalf way) ana return
same day by up-stealner. 81 children half price.
Tickets on sale at CARRIERS, Exchange Hotel, anu
on board steamers. -.
The fast and elegant steamers JOHN SiLFES-
TER and ELIZA HANCOCK. composing this Line,
have recently been thoroughly rtpanted and re-
newcd Steamers leave 81 A. n. daily tSundays
c1cepte72). my IL
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SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to the sale of TEN
EMENT No. 81 Franklin, between Third and Fourth
streets. at 5k P. NJ. TO-DAY. Come and help AP-
PERSON all you can.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR q son, p. H., residence
No. SIT Cary street, between Third and Fourth.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS 5 P. H., commissioner,s 8
sale OF brick store, with dwelling above, No. u
west Broad street, between First street and
Brook avenue.
ROBERT B. LYME. 5 r. M., commissioners sale of
real estate ut the northeast corner of Main and
Twenly-ffth streets.
W. GoDDIN, Sk P. NJ, trustees sale OF largo num-
Ler OF lots and one brick tenement on the ave-
nue. leading to OakwGod |; also, several lots tn
Hechier,s plan. 80 80 - -
FIR ANK D. HILL, IL n, suburban farm, with
GOOD improvements on Hermitage road near
iiIe Fair. Grounds; also, personal property.
~ ApPERsON. bx Z. H., new Franklin.street
tenement, No. SIT.
JOHN MCCORMICK, II A. M furniture, earpen-
- ter's tools, &c, ys+ss5S
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SENT OH. w. Hammond alias May
was by the Police Justice on yesterday sent
on to the Hastings Court on the charge OF
forgery and robbery.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mlld,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 4. NJ, So;
A. NJ, 50; noon, rs; p. NJ. SO; q +.
81, 10: midnight, a.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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HONEST TRADING has been practice, and
found successful. No attempts to deceive customer
countenanced or permitted. A. SAKs Co.,
One-Prce Cothers,
1Ol3 Main street
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JOHN LAroucHE, "A
MERCHANT TAILOR. 4
NO. TENTH STREET,
anticipating the season, has Just opened new aud
choice fabrics for
SKELETON COATS,
which will be made up in the best manner, giving
lightness, strength, and economy.
FRENCH BAPTISTE,
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE,
FRENCH WORSTED,
BLACK and BLUE CHEVIOTS,
ALPACAS and DUCKS.
Now is the time tos provide against the extreme
heat, and not swelter under heavy weights.
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. ap3O
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MoUTH-ORGANS, WITH TWELVE PIECES OF
Music arranged tor same, will be mailed to any
address upon receipt of So by c. F. JOHNSTON,
Music-Deaer, 91S Main street.
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MEADE s. BAKEn's Carbolic Mouth-WaSh viii
destroy the odor caused by dccayed teeth and dis
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ANNUAL N MEETING OF SUNDAT-SCH0oI.
UNION OF ALL DESIGNATIONS third
annual meeting of this Society was held at
Centenary Methodist church last night at 81
o'clock-Major o. Robert Stiles (presidenD in
the chair, c. P. Rady secretary.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
Rev. J. Peterkin, and reading the Scrip
lures by the President.
On motion OF Mr.. James Gordon, the fol-
lowing committee was appointed to nomi-
nate officers for the ensuing year: James
Gordon, Harvey Blair, r. E. Richardson,
c. w. mcfarland, and James Leigh Jones.
| Major Stiles declined reelection. While the
committee was in consultation the Presl-
dent announced the subject for consldera-
| ton, THE Minimum Of Sunday-School
| Teachers Duty"
Major Stiles opened the discussion OF the
question by stating the following points
| lst. Always Present. I'd. Punctuality. 3D..
Visitation. 4th. Whole-souled Devotion to
Inculcate the Truth.
The discussion was further continued by
Colonel j. B. Cary, Thomas Potts, Asa Sny-
der. Harvey Blair, Mr.. English (of St.
James Sunday school, Dr. G. Ii. Read, and
Rev. J. E. Edwards. All the addresses
were of u practical character, and we'll cal.
culated to do great deal of good. .
The Committee on Nominations reported
the following officers for the ensuing year,
who were unanimously elected: t
President. j. B. Winston; First Vice
President, L. Fl. Frayser; Second Vice
President, r. Watkins Pemberton; Third
Vice-President, j. 3. Cary; Fourth Vice
President, D. n. Walker; Fifth Viee-Pre-
sident, j. D. X. Slelght; Treasurer, I. d.
Elicit; Recording Secretary. c. P. Rady ;
responding Secretary, Thomas Potts.
Executive Committee Robert StlIes. =. T..
Parham, Leroy S. Edwards, Il. Williams,
S. NJ. Bailey, C. C. Mccarthy, William FL.
Williams, j. w. Cringan, II. William Penn
berton, c. w. Macfarland, A. F. Bagby,
Thomas j. Evans, Thomas Clemmitt, Jr.,
and Rev. Mr. Huber.
The meeting was closed with an expires.
sion by Rev. j. E. Edwards of his great
qualification at the results of the meeting.
The meeting closed with prayer by Rev.
WI Judkins, of Trinity church.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST for MEADE & BAKERS
Carbolic Mouth-Wash for sore gums and decayed
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CLOTHING.

DOUBT YE NOT
AS TO NEW CLOTHING, ;
for to doubt whereof you know not serves TO lessen
your understanding ht
Why should the invention Of CLOTHING upon
Low PRICES be impossible7 Old and experienced
men In the business have the advantage of the ine1-
perfenced ones who come to-day and 20 tomorrow.
And let the OLD SETTLERS apply the rule that old
busIncss-houses understand their business.
MY GOODS ARE THE BEST,
PRICES ARE LOWER,
AND STYLES THE LATEST.
ALL STYLES ON HAND.
WM IRA SMITH,
my29-3t 100 Main street.
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THE "PoLAR" REFRIGERATOR requires only
five pounds of ice per day to preserve meats butter
milk, &c. MoUNTCASTLE & CoFER,
Manufacturers, $50 Broad street.
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rEHE uYGEIA HOTEL.

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated within 90 yards of Fort Monroe. Open
all The year. Special attractions for summer win
anplc capacity for 500 guests. Has all modern im-
proyements. Six daily mails, and telegraph office.
Fifteen 10 twenty rsclass steamers land daily lex
cept Sunday $50 yards from the door. Superior
beach for bathing At the doorsteps, and good from
Nav until November. Boating, fishing, and driving
specially attractive. Send for circular describing
hygienic advantages. terms. &C.
,nyl1aHw3m H. PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
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BLEEDING and ulcerated gums healed by MEApI
& BAKERS Carbolic Mouth Wash. ..
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BLUE CIIEyIoT SUITS
made to order for
twenty-five dollars.
E. b. SPENCE & SON,
Merchant Tailors.
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DEcAYED TEETH disinfected by MEADE 4 BA.
KER'S Carbolic Mouth-Wash.
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GOSHEN HOTEL,
GOSHEN DEPOT.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

CuESArEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CuN.YBEATE WATER on the premises, and
ALUM and COLD SULPHUR WATER always on
hand fer the use nf guests. -.
Board only $50 per month for May and June. Spe-
cial arrangements for families
Good livery 10 Natural Bridge. Goshen Pass, and
adjoining springs. COZ
nv 22-lm VI. =. flahM!AN q So-N.
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THE CARBoLIC MoUTII-WASH IS pleasant to th
taste, and an excellent 9arglc for sore-throat.
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TRUNKS, VALIsES, and SATCHELs, at
BoscHEN's, 500 and 51l Broad street.
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DARNEs's HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

4 -
This popular resnr. will be open for the reception
of visitors June Isl. All the deicacies OF ." lldc-
water Virginia" will be served. A comnodious
Terms: $3.50 per day; s12 per week: $40 per
mnnIb j. j. BARNES.
NV la-2m Proprietor.
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TMPERVIOUS LINT.
This consists of lint Of the Best quality, one side
of which is rendered impervious, thereby prevent
Ing soilng of the clothing of those using it. and rem
derlng applications such liniments oils, OF salves,
more efectual. For sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
APPS corner Ninth and Broad streets.
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALI AND
ITS COMBINATIONS.
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT,
TROEAIER'S EXTRACT MALT, ferrated;
TROEMER's EXTRACT MALT, with Hypophos
phites;
TROEMER's EXTRACT MALT, Iodde
TROEMER's EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Iron
and Quininc:
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, Alternative.
The attention Of the medical profess is respect
fully called TO these valuable preparations.
PURCELL, LhDD GO; Druggists,
mhl9 1915 Main street.
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WARN SPRINGS
BATH COUNTY, VA.
ARE NOW OPEN.
TIE FINEST BATHING FACILITIES IN THE
WORLD.

A specific for neuralgia dyspepsia. govt and
rheumatism. Pamphlets TO be had ot IURcELL'
LADp& Co. Richmond, Va.
DR. john w. LAWSON, Of Isle OF Wight county,
a: INV tiIsr isoom JOHN l.. EUBANK. Proprietor.
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THE PRICE HOUSE,
L .ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.

This most comfort able house, located immediately
-. IN. Cbcs.ngake and Ohio railroad. loI mlicS
-" -, pic,imond is now open 10 summer boarders.
TcruIs liberal. Special arrangements mauc Win
families who may wish 10 st,cnd the summer,
CHARLES II. PRICE,
Mechum's River.
Refer 10 j. +. Ellcrson. Il. II. Sarray. and /. u.
Harrison. Richmond, Va. my 26-Sat& W I'M
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LOOK AT OUR
$40 suit.
E. SPENCE & Son.
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NOOL WANTED.
nv ls-dM&Wlm&sw1m m

WTANTED, ORDERS FOR A BEAUTI
w Full LOT OF SPRING PANTS, which am
now Offering ut about cost TO close them out; $ll
PANTS ut SO. Have reduced The price about 20 per
cent You will do well examine them before buy
Ing. Satisfaction in every respect.
WESSON THE TAILOR.
apis IL Twelfth street.
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g<sOTS. SHOES. &c.

90 LADIES' SFINELASTING <&FM
SC. PUMp-SOLE BUTTON BOoTSea
ut Imy3Ol GRlGG'S.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE CITY CONSERVATIVE
CoMMrTTEE-THE GUBERNAToRIAL CONrEN.
TloH.-The new City Conservative Commit
tee met last night at the Sherif1's officc-prc'
sent: MessrS. o. p. Gregory, G. Watt Tay.
lor, d. c. Richardson, G. S. Stokes, c. +
TAYLOR. II. G. Adams, w. II. Cullingworth,
r. II. Styll. J. Caskie Cabcll, J. Bell Bigger,
/. Euker, j. u. Smelling, S. B. Witt, B. L.
GRAY, 7. w. Grubbs, j. S. Wexford, John
+. Regnault, 4. A. LorentZ, j. II. Gresl.
am, Thomas Cox, w. j. Epps, j. A. Beler,
r. Lindsey Walker, Il. W. Pickrell, and T.
J. Smith. All the old officers were re-
elcctcd-viz., B. c. Gray, superintendent ;
G. F. Taylor, assistant superintendent; W.
D. Chesterman, secretary; u. Watt Iayior,
treasurer; and J. G.. Moss, sergeant-at arms
The resignation of W. II. HaXall, Esq, as
one of the Monroe-Ward members, was pre-
sented and accepted, and Powhatan E.
Dupuy, ESQ.,, chosen to ill the vacancy.
Ward superintendents were elected as
follows: Marshall Ward, D. p. Gregory
Jefferson, r. II. Styll; Madison, S. B. Witt
Monroe, p. w. Grubbs; Jackson, W. j
Epps: Clay, John +. Meredith.
The standing committees were announced
by the superintendent as follows:
Executive Committee [the Superintendent
chairman ef-0WclOl: Jonl beil DiSSei, VI
Madison Ward; K. l.. Walker OF Clay
Thomas Cox, Of jackson; j. Caskie Cabell,
of Jefferson; and D. G. Richardson, OF Mar
shall.
Finance Committee: G. Watt Taylor, the
treasurer; John F. Regnault, OF Monroe
and Il. w. Pickrell, of Clay.
Printing and Publishing Committee;
John B. Purcell, of Madison; A. 4. Lor,
entz, OF jackson; and G. S. Stokes, OF Mar
shall.
Messrs. Styll, Adams, and Smelling were
appointed a committee to select room fo1
the permanent use OF the committee
On motion of Mr.. Adams, the committee
adjourned to meet Tuesday night, 18th OF
June, when the matter OF electing dele.
gates to represent the city in the Guberna'
torial Convention (Which is to assemble All'
gust Sth) will be considered.s
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1,oOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY YEX-
Is ECuTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING.
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FOR R.RENT'.


EOR RENT, ME.DWELLINGA a
IL at the northeast corner OF Ninth and M R:2
streets, containing aye rooms, with and water.
Price. IL per month.
Also BRICK DWELLING on The north side Of
Marshall street between Fourth and Fifth reefs,
containing six rooms, besides kitcher. Price, $50
per month.
liard- Saloon. No. 900 Broad street, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, suitable for lodges. &c.
Apply 10 JAMES 81. TAYLOR i SON,
nv 3O-3t Real Estate Agents and Anctioneere.
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NEW STOCK SPRING SHOES.-eS
s9.GENT S'TdsRE.


y ECEIVED AT THE 99-CENT sTORE,
$50 sets e-BALL CRooUET, in fine box, war
ranted perfect, for 90 cents;
IT'S RUSTIC FLoWER-DAsKETs;
SILK and SCOTCH. .GINGHAM PARAsoLS--fnr
the money the best In town;
More of those large WALNUT TABLES;
Large lot OF PLANT-sTANDs;
as LAP BOARDS, with i,hYARD.MEAsURE;
LUNCH-BAsKETs, all sizes and kinds;
Large DIsH-PANS (pressed, no seam);
New designs in MAJoLICA PLATES, RRpfi-
STANDS, ,CARD-sTAEDs, PITCHERS
MATCH-sAFEs &C., &C.;
LAMPS for 90 cents as haadeome as VIC formerly
sold for 81. .9s.
Our LADIES HATS cannot be eqaaiiea Id to"a
for Sc.
STEP-LADDERS and FOUR-WhiiEL HhoVes
always on hand.
Send for catalogue 10
my 23 ooo ~baoAD ~ ~i.s-".-- . 1T :. :
DENTISTS.
TUD. B. WOOD, D. D. s., NJ. D.@gas
DENTAL OFFICE y
OYER MEssHs. MEADE . BAKEH's,
s1s MAIN STREET.
LIN. M.CowAEDIR, D. %. s., Assistant. u l.eod
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DOR RENT-AT REDUCED RATES. G:

TOR RENT AT REDUCED RATES. O.
FIRST-CLASS DWELLINGS,.
RRICK 5O7 west Graee street (newI; 12 rooms.
BRICK, No. north Fifth street; IL rooms.
BRICK, $50 north Ninth street new; I0 rooms.
BRJCK, l1S south Sixth street fchcapl 10 rooms.
BRICK, 325 west Main street lnew) 10 rooms.
BRICK, 327 west Main street lnewl; rooms
BRICK, 7I5 west Cary street lncwj; 8 rooms.
FRAME, No. Sixth near Clay: . rooms.
BRICK, Ill east Clay street tchtap): Srooms.
SMALL DWELLINGS.
BRICK. No. east Marshall street; . rooDa
FRAME No. IS west Canal street: rooms.
BRICK, No. l29 west Cary street; rooms.
FRAME, No. - Henry street; rooms,
BRICK, 726 west Clay street; 8 rooms.
BRICK, COZ south First street; 5 rooms.
FRAME, SIT south Pine street; rooms.
FRAME, Ala south Cherry street rooms.
FRAME. No. - west Cary street: 4 rooms.
SOCIETY HALLS STORES. and OFFICES. :
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Anctoneer,
1ll3 Main street,
nv 22-MWSF3t opposite Dispatch.
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TOR Remit have eight Or ten first E5
Il class HOUSES for rcnt-some entirely new, HI
with all the modern Improvements, and In nice and
desirable neighbOrhoods.
Also, u great many SMALL HOUSES at prices %
suit all. FRAHk ~ HILL,
Real Estate Agent, 1108 Main street.
my 2s-3t
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90 SO LADIES' LASTING E
OL.CU. FOXED and GOAT SHOESeA~
(warranted), ut my 3Ol GRlGO'S.
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CO MISSE 81 ASTING G Sa
90. FOXED and GOAT SHOES ut 50
J. A. GRIGG'S.
nv 30 Tenth aua Main.
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r1rY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

4 VII i 1nL lNSOhhNSc SOUA4 o~SS
HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING,
no. I'LL MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, va.
CAPITAL, $20O,0eo.
JOHN A. COKE, President;
i. T. GLASGOW, Vice-Prcsident;
E. B. MEADE. Secretary;
j. B. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
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D,r,T DrDITCTION IN THE PRICE
or BOARD At THE ,,>-c,.
MON i"'' VIRGINIA.

,pn pEprCED TO $40 FER MONTH.
accommodations c,iual 10 any In the mountains OF
Virginia. n,>.,>c pooM
,r,cr tho management Of MIR. and Mrs. >. \. JoR-
HIne livery Tcn~PinS, Billiards, Croquct, FISH
,, Ifun,,nr Boating. Rides. prircS-in fac', every
annnsnce for The comfort and pleasure OF guests
MUSIC:
Marirc Band. oi Annapolis, Nd
Sn .ta.iuS-aIl railway travel .,
Cars land guests In Inc recePhoh noase 'A '''~
lawn. noo .
Accn,nmo modattonS for 900 guests
For farlher information. apply All l. ELL1soN
eo"S>s".r ,,,r 1s1, ,"' ~ ''''"'' CoLuOUN + co.
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e. f. TINsLEY. WILLIAM Fl. PIERCE.
TINSLEY q PIERCE, 403 BroadN NE4p
l. street, Richmond, Va. have opened theirR rR&S
new and well-assorted stock of BOOrS.t fsoA
SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS,
&c: and will keep full line Of HANDMADE
GOODS tor gentlemen and ladies from the best
manufacturers. REPAIRING DONE NEATLY
and PROMPTLY my4-3taw1m o.
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SIMMER RESORTS.
VARIETY SPRINGS.

s,,ns,ca on ;hos Chesapeake and Ohio raiirnad,
",rilcs we>, ST Staunton. cars stopping at the
door; <ao rcr month, $40 per week. So per
ih"ESh,iarn under twelve years and coiorcd ser
wants half price. ,,,s Sco,ery e1 c.,,cs NV No
Mineral waters ana = '"'' ~ ~ ~ '
- nlscc In tho S'a'c. ,,,,, ,.,,
Circulars Al '''e ''' L. & Nj. BURRUSS,
rroprictors.
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rREAT BARGAINS a
" FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYSee>-V
AT JAMES GOLDEE'S,

1897 MAIN STREET.
intend to sell out my entire stock Of BOOTS and
SHOES ut cost to discontinue business Ladies' Serge
Congress Callers, s1.25 worth 90; Ladies' Sergs
Pebble Goat Balmoras, TO- cheap 1T 81 Laliies'
French Kid Bamorals, 81 so, cheap ats2:25 Zirg,
Balmorals. Also. Misses and Chlldrens Fine Shors
at very low prices Gentlemen's Fine Calf B1o'S,
$3.50 worth "a Gcntlemen's Fine Hand-Sewed ALI
Boots 49, o, cheap at Sc: Gentlemens Oxford Ties,
Ladies slippers aud Newport Ties, at 'hs cheap
shoe-store Of JAMES golden,
my4-1n No, 1887 Main street.
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ca ,GENTLEMEN'S CALF gs9
tDf. CONGRESS CATERS, soft andsass
easy wearing. ut my 3OJ GEiGGS.
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The following copy of an official report in
reference to the Lee county troubles m9de to
J. Fl. Rives, collector of the Fifth district, by
his deputy, Fl. c. Joslyn, was transmitted to
the Governor by Mr.. Rives: .-
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Representing the above staunch old Companies,
we solicit the patronage of the public upon their
UNQUESTIONABLE SECURITY AND PhOAfF
AND LIBERAL. SETTLEMENT Of AL claims.
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THE QUEENS rTsIr TO THE PREMIER.
Victoria tn. Guest 1T Lord BeacsnsaeId-
Myeouibc's Arch at Chairs.


f"TlF-lF' years ugn. IN the old posting
GAYS, quiet trnf'.'inG carriage. occupied hy n
WttoWrN lAiy AMI u girl of H.. stopped on its
wnY Ia stowe az tl' ult Rcd Lion. in tho mniu
n,!'tl Ni l'r an 'irut borough of High " vromhn.
Tho few let'r'r- round thr doors oi the busy
I'M saNd .lriou-ly 40 the daughter Of the
Duchess Of Kent. Tor already It was known that
th'ruId WlEft on' diS occupy the Enei 4h
,hl' no. l.'t saturday s"uo of a., pc same
j " z rs FIt hatn EnH a on The ilrn ~ a
ivlV Al~ Queen. Tor on that day. for the third
'inrnhlY during her r'isn. sno paid IL visit 10
A,r Premier
,riBy saturday, Dee. p NJ midday nh WIS rradv.
Ihe hitl' stiton mad h"cn icrornt"i. INC wait
M room nag i'tu Transformed irOll % .nf.-
lni'N-, itti H.idm'"'r iifn Il very bow rni flow
CTS ,.i 'N r-l.et2. wliil' outside wfre gath
Greg lN" H. W bu'hs Militia md -" Wyronlbo
aHu 'i'"t Marrow Volunteers, Tie two forces
l"tniit guifuol uorur.
Alsnt quarter 70 ON 70 was announced that
'N' Queen mai l"i Windsor. and almost NJ tho
sane iime Lord B"uon- 'irld, ncnmnnnirl hy
Nr' Mohiasu Cory. arrived. His l1rlsnin
VINO S'rm' "a HdWlrnH l.l'th SIT for "a low
in"n'hs IN th" waiting ROOM and then liz Tie
W an "hs sFnall"d. ram" ON tho platform. and
Hli"r rN.hhus M a " words with the Mayor
."'d IN hlr,d head waiting tho coming of
W.. Ne Qunrn;, lew seconds If expectation. and
we nmEhl''it royal ram ot the Great West
I'm runway arrived. \ f"w seconds mora. and
n"Nihs pl,,H-antiy rirhi AMI lcii and smilingiy