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The letters OF REED d Co., the New York
lawyers who offered so much good advice TO
the negro kENNEY, now in the pcnitentiary
for miscegenation. were returned to those
officious Intermediates with the following
comments:
LETTER OF THE ATToRNET-GENERAL OF Flk'
GINA.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, ATTORNEY
GENERALS OFFICE, RICHMOND, April IL,
lS79.-Colonet Samuel 4. Sudnn: Dear
Sir,-Your letter OF the 18th. enclosing two
addressed to Edward Kenney, convict, Is
received, I have read the letters, and adj
wise that you do not deliver them, but re-
turn them TO their authors, stating TO them
that il they desire to take legal and proper
steps to have the conviction and conhne-
ment Of kenney inquired into judicially
every facility for that purpose will be AZ
forded; but until they commence proper
proceedings for that purpose their letters,
such. as the enclosed, will not be delivered.
Very truly, JAMES q. FIELD.
REED CO.'S LETTER RETURNED.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE. VIRGINIA PEN
ITENTIARY, RICHMOND, April 10, 1879
MeSSrS. Reed d Co., Nen York: In ac-
cordance with instructions received from
the Attorney. General Of the Commonwealth
your letter addressed to Edward kenney, n
convict in this institution, is returned to
You, with copy OF his instructions.
Very respectfully,
SAMUEL 4. SWAMI, Superintendent.
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A REMARKABLE Washing
Ton. Aprii 23.-Thc Secret Service has come
into possession OF q most remarkable coun-
terfeit. It is a counterfeit $50 United States
legal.tendcr note, and is calculated to de-
celve even persons accustomed TO handling
notes OF that denomination. What makes
it the more remarkable is the fact that the
work on the note was executed with pen
and ink. All the intricate figures and
curves, all the heads, the seal, the fine ELL
craving work. and even the fibre in the pa
Der, are almost perfectly counterfeited by
pen and lux. The signature OF John ALI
son, formerly Register OF the Treasury, is
almost exact, while that of John G. New,
formerly Treasurer, is perfect. The whole
bill, back and face, is wonderful piece OF
penwork. The bill was detected ut the
Sub-Trcasury in New Orleans.
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=, I Il u.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., }
On 1on1
1Reportcd for the Dispach.l
The Executive Committee OF Virginia
state Agricultural Society.

A very full turnout Of the members of this
committee met at Wc>tover on the James"
last Wednesday. This noble estate OF Ma
ior Drewry is fully equal to what it was
when civilian Byrd, Esq, OF Westover,"
DISPENSED its splendid hospitality. Every
thing about Westover is magnificent; the
wheat crop is beautiful, the grass equal 10
that Of the Valley, the negroes as happy rs
in olden times, the mules sleek and lively
indeed, everything Just what one would en-
pect to see OH such an estate and under such
farmer as Major Drewry. But we are it,
clined to think that the best evidence Of
good management ever manifested by Major
Drewry was in obtaining the assistance Of
Mrs. Drewry to preside over the affairs Of
the house, which she manages fully as we'll
as he can the business OF the farm and field,
and we are glad to be able to state, for the
benefit OF our bachelor and widow friends,
that from what we see there are ga few
more left OF the same sort"
The meeting OF the committee present
stood as follows: Major 4. II. Drewry
(presidcnt), Colonel w. G. Knight, Colone!
Robert Beverley, Captain Thomas Watkins,
Colonel Randolph Harrison, Dr.. L. +.
Esq., S. w. Ficklin, Esq, DR.. S. z. Moore.
L
Harvie, DR.. Dickinson, editor Of the Planter
and Farmer, Major holland, and Major
Hewitt. These men. coming from ii! sec
lions Of the State, spend their money and
time freely in the great work Of the recu-
peration OF the State. apd their labors
should not he unfruitful.
The proceedings of the january meeting
were read and approved, and other routine
matters disposed OF. The subcommittee
in charge of the several departments Of the
premium-lst made their reports in detail.
It was agreed to reduce the premiums Of the
several departments, which will be pre-
sentcd to the public at an early day, and
thus give everybody time to prepare for the
Fair. These premium.listS will be thor
oughly distributed through the State. We
are satisfied that Major Drewry will see that
no stone is unturued to give such informa-
ton to the public as will draw crowd at
our next Fair. The committee will remain
in session until Saturday.
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General r. E. Lees portrait was once
painted by the southern artist Query. The
picture was exhibited at the Centennial,
and the State OF Texas offered $4,000. 1t
was returned to Grcenville, Meriwether
county, Ga, however. A few days ago the
painting was destroyed by fire.
The bargain between the sections, as at
present understood, is that the South shall
dictate the nomination OF Grant in the Radi-
cal National Convention, and then amiablv
retire to let the North struggle with the
hopeless task OF electing him. Washington
Post.
The electric light is said to have bad one
good result in London already. 1t has led
to such improvement in the character of the
gas that, with the addition of new style OF
burner recently devised, people hardly
recognize it, and strangers are said to have
actually mistaken it sometimes for the cleo
trio light.
Since the monometallsts predicted ruin
from the passage OF the silver bill the pub
lie credit has steadily improved, and refund.
ing has progressed at rate unknown be.
FORE Washington Post.
;, John Fl. Newton is appointed postmaster
at Oakylle, AppomattoX county, Va, pice
8. c. Abbott, resigned. P. L. Jackson is
appointed postmaster at Voolfolk, Orange
county, rice G. G.. McGehee, resigned.
William H. Vanderbilt has added to his
extensive railway interests the largest stock
farm in this country, and will now bull the
markets and market the bulls at the same
time. -MilcauItes Sentinel.
In Kentucky there is a game law which
protects the shooting of Judges between
May 10th and the middle Of June.-Nep
York Herald. + u ~. 81. r.a ~
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The Dispatch spitefully makes personal

The Dispatch spitefully makes personal
attacks upon gentleman whom it falsely
assumes to be the Wing Very we'll! The
game is full Of that sort OF
Illustrations, which, being taught,
Return 10 plague the INVENTOR;
and it may serve our purpose in good time
to make personal attacks upon the indi-
Vidual who is known TO be the Dispatch.
There will be sad crashing Of glass then
WING. .......
Do SO, by all means. II any person is
silly enough to credit the totally false and
unfounded libel that anybody else tnan the
ayowed editors of the Dispatch has any
sort OF control over it, we should like to
have the opportunity to set that person
right. We should also like to have the
privilege OF proving in court OF justice
Just what General MAHoNE's connection
with the Wing is. and has been for years.
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Meeting OF West Hanover Prcsbytery.
fReuerted for the Dispa,ch.l
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, April %, 1879.

E.. ORANGE COURTHOUSE, April %, 1879.
The annual meeting OF tue West Hanover
Presbytery began in this place last eve
ming. The Orange church building is a
neat and Observation-Disclosures house. The
congregation is at this time without pas
tor or any regular preaching.
The opening sermon was by Rev. L. B.
Johnston, OF Goochland.
The following officers were elected Rev.
E. ID. Washburn, OF Buckingham, mode
rator, and Rev. Ell. Henry and Pr. Walton
clerks. ..-
This morning the following ministers
were present b. NJ. Smith, D. D., w. S.
Thompson, j. NJ. p. Atkinson. D. D., =.
Dr.. Wales, E. Woods, FL. P. R. Mccoy, D.
Tecse, L. B. Johnston, T. D. Bell, D. D.,
Fl. Henry, G. White. e. d. Washburn,
William Stoddert, d. ID. Also, u. McCluer
and j. P. strider, OF other Presbyteries.
A number OF elders also were present, rep
resenting their respective churches. ~
\ After q considerable amount OF routine
business a committee was appointed to-
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IL AID OF THE CoLORED REECGEEs.-Ne,C
York, April ga ma>s-mecting was held
in Cooper Union tonight to procure aid for
the fugitive colored people. The ball was
crowded, and on the platform were Thur
low Weed, Rev. Or. Henry Newman, and
others. Rev. II. Ii. Garrett presided. Let
tiers OF regret were read from Wendell Phil
lips, William Lloyd Garrison, Mayor Coop
er, and others. Resolutions were passed
setting forth that the co!ored people have
been murdered in cold blood and robbed.
\ liberal collection III aid o. the emigrants
was taken up.
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The numerous decapitations OF Republi-
can officials OF tie Senate have created va
cancies to be filled by men OF our own party.
We fail to see among those recently APP
pointed the name of our former esteemed
townsman, BILLY" Gilman, whose APP
pointment would be exceedingly gratifying
to his many friends here. In season and
out, here, there, and everywhere, Gilman
has been in the thickeSt OF the fight, and
deserves well OF those who appreciate merit,
ability, and pluck. His early appointment
to a tirst-class position will be in order, and
would be hailed all over the Commonwealth
as wel!-merited and gallantly-w OH lonor.
trederickS6arQ Star.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rr BUNTINGsI BUNTINGsl

/ EIJ' BUNIlNdSl BUN IlNUSl
POPULAR DRESS GOODS.
sCYLE BROTHERS
| WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
L3WEKE ri nK LIE r EY r. FE qo GHST
HIVE 7 Z EVE BEEN soLD SD'
DLAeK ct ss aGs sss r. ar az 49, 0e2
BBEAuTIFUL DRESS GOODS at s, 10, liz, IS
csc af bKEss GOODS reduced to 1916:
YEWAR ReUG1pE6 pEss Gus
PLAIN AtyS and CHECK ARABIAN sr1TINGs;
Don't fall to look ut our MUMMY CLOTH;
BUNTINGS at 1G'S 20, and 25c.-a the newest
Don't fail 10 look Mt oar 4oc. TAELELINEN;
"A wide PERCALkS at G4. ~. 10. and 1916:
so pieces pieces more LINEN for mems and boys wear
Another lot Of CAssTMEREs, slightly wet, at
greatly reduced prices:
All the newest styles PARAsOLs, with PRINCES
400 MN Wife srEEADs a, reduced prices
4 large ioi Of BLACK anil CoLoRED. SILKS; 49,
BLACK SILKS at Toe, 81, S1.23. $3.50, Sl.73,
DON'T All 70 look at orr coLoEEn SILKS;
| Large lot Of WORSTED PRINCES from auction !;
| Don't fail 10 look at our GRAPE;
| KID GLOVES from %. so, 75c. and 81:
All the latest S,yIcS oil Isle GLOVES and LACE
500 dozen TOWELS, slightly smoked, will he sold
as special bargain:
RUSSIA TOWELLlNGS at $l.5G piece worth
$3.50;
! IN ucrcs more IRISH LINEN:
| PIQEf.S n: reduced prices:
CUtSETs at your own price, as We want 10 close
out the entire stock:
| 500 patterns NEW EDGINGS just received:
| BLACK ALPACA you can buy cheaper at SfCLE
| BROTHERS, than you can get them In any house
this side OF New York.
| LINE .SIIEETISGS just received, slightly wet;
| Another lot of BLAY LINENS; .
MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS, LACE-CURTAlSS-
| all new goods:
| SPRING SIiAWLS.
| We have thousands Of AUCTION BARGAINS
, too numerous TO mention for want Of space All
we ask Il call, and Won will he convinced that
SYCLE BROTHERS. IS the place for GEN ElSE
| BARGAINS. SYCLE BROTHERS,
| 3ll Broad street,
| up 9.eod between Third and Fourth streets.
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ONE BILLION AND Two BILLIoNS.-[From
the Baltimore Gazette, Hon. Hendrick B.
Wright has it in his power to head of and
crush Parson DE La AIatyr as leader Of the
toling masses who arc clamoring for linan.
cial relief by promptly introducing bill
providing for the immediate issue OF two
billions OF fresh grcenbacks. The Parson,
by some peculiar short-sightedness, has only
provided for the issue Of one billion, anc
everybody knows that this sum would
scarcely oil the cracking wheels OF industry.
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TERRIBLE DEATHS or THREE CHILDREN
WukeSbarre, Pa, April 22.-As three chill
dren of Oliver Stout were going to bed in
Penobscot on Monday night coal-oil lamp
exploded, setting fire to their clothing.
They ran toward neighbours house. but
the oldest girl fell in the road and was so
badly burned that she died carly this morn
ing. The other girl died to-day, and the
third child, 4 boy, is not expected to re-
ooypr
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The Washington Post is bright, witty,
aggressive, fearless, and full Of fire. The
Washington Republican is simply beastIy-
q libellous pander TO the basest passions of
the meanest OF the northern people. The
two parties are represented By these organs.
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Mt NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES -
just received n very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR Ny TRADE.
The goods are OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. bring
from the very best English and French nanuiacto-
rie.. and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. ! bcS 10 inform my friends ana the pubic
generally that shall oltcr these goods, t''" up In
the Iacs, styles and by the best worhmen At rRlcE Is
TO SUIT TIiE TIMES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS made 10 order
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN G.. SI!AFER. Merchant Tailor,
nah 13-3m No. 1904 Main street
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We have received the April No. OF the
Pythian Herald, published in this city by
LEROY S. EDWARDS, G. X. r. S., and W.
PLUMER GRETTER. G. NJ. E. and c. G. III
the Herald is as popular as its editors 1t
needs no words OF communication.
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The Reporter gives an account Of the
speeches made by Mr. PHLEGAR and Mr..
DIcKERsoN ct Floyd Courthouse last week.
The meeting endorsed the latter's course in
fhe General Assembly. We are sorry to
hear such report from the good people Of
Floyd. Isl. 4 @4
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-~~-~~-~~---~-
NET THE LARGEST
DRY-GooDs STORE
THE STATE.
THE CHEAPEST DRY.GooDs STORE
TIE STATE.
THE LARGEST VARIETY OF GOODS
THE STATE.
MORE GOODS FOR THE MONEY
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN
THE STATE.
FIRST-CLASS
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, anu
FANCY GOODS.
CARPETS,
OIL-CLOTHS,
MATTINGs,
RUGS and MATS,
AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER ARTICLES.
ONE PRICE-TERMS CASH.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ANA JOLT and 1919 Main street.
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DEATHS.

Died in this city, on THURSDAY morning the 9Th
instant Mrs. SELMA \. G.. IRVINE, In the seven
y.righIh wear OF her aye.
Her fricn-s respectfully requested To attend
her funeral from the First Presbyterian church
THIS FRIDAY AFTERNOON AZ . o'clock.
Died, III this city. on yesterday morning, Kew.
SCOTT GWATIIMEG.
Ills funeral will lake place from he Fourth Ban
tist church At 3 o'clock THIS tfrliail AZ
NOON. celmNn BY Rev. john JLser.
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CLOTHING.

IKE Ak CHANCE FOR MERCIi,,.r--
he ", dhG prsrni concern OF WEi-iGit
new concern win Then -,
TO the TRADE very 'i ALI vii tri-
ANA We 8e hay "il On sp, ST'nK or cL1rny,.
SfElHG GOODS
which wiz be sold 10 the trade 4 ,n,.
rs 20 reduce The stock as much a. ,.' 49, tEs. -
lime Indicated. % I'N>'tia h., ry,
A CALL FROM MERCHANTS ,,y.,,.,.
W. i~'TTK tI'n''
APRIL IL. 1872. ' '.'i'I ,'r.rt
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A ADMINISTRATION the Cincinnati
Gazette Let us have an issue OF 1rac-
tional currency. 1t is handy and useful.
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Political News From the Philadcl-
phia Press. The only party that can be
said TO be unanimously in favor of the nomi-
nation OF Tidcn is the Republican.
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~ GATnRIGHT & SON, Is COVER a
II. NOR STREET, offer induceme nts both as ~
10 prices aud terms, TO all In need of FCRNl- ~.
TI1RE Of any kind, such us 10 make 1t 10 their q
Interest TO examine stock before purchasing Fine
Walnut Suits with Tennessee and gray marble;
Sldeboards with dark marble Parlor Suits In Care
une and raw siik-yery handsome: Reps and llair-
Cloth Suits very cheap, Pine and Poplar Furniture
OF every kind Our stock will be found complete In
every particular. Don't fall to call, saisias.ion
guaranteed, 4.-ss -. fe 26-3m
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as 10 reduce the stock a. I'M "%cn hH% FtcrrR. Vi
4 CALL FROM MERCHANTS ,..,..,
APRIL IL. 1872. w. i24' Main ,'ryt,,
~
"
80.
Thankful for III" liberal patronage rf,,s..,...
o,c. of IN. s,n,e ,v. b,,. '''t .#.
Oh Spring ,Sn sr,,u,,.
v,r,,c,x.
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The Truth OF History.

bONTR0SE FARM, April "A, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: see in your columns
OF yesterday brief sketch Of The life of the
late ,amentcd John A. Dix. Your biogra-
pher says: "When Hon. Howell Cobb re-
signed the Sccretaryship OF War General
Dix was appointed to his place." In all The
Virginia papers that have noticed the same
statement is substantially made.
The fact is. neither Howell Cobb nor Gen.
eraI Dix. at any time in our history. served
as Secretary of War! General DIX sue
cecdcd Dir. Cobb as Secretary Of The 1Tea-
SurY.
On the 18th of January, 1861, three days
after he took charge OF the Treasury De-
partment, he sent special agent to New
Orleans for the purpose OF saving the reye-
nue. vessels at that port from seizure by the
Confcdcratcs. The most valuable OF these
vessels, the Robert McCleand. was COM
handed by Captain John G. Breshwood,
with S. B. Caldwell as his lieutenant.
Breshwood refused TO obey the orders OF
General Dix's agent, Dir. Jones; and on
being informed OF this refusal General Dix
sent the famous dispatch to Mr.. Jones. The
text OF the dispatch which send you is the
oriqinat draft, and in General DiX's own
hdnd,critingi Yours,
{. 2. RAMsDELL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
January 90, 1861.
Tell Lieutenant Caldwell to arrest Cap
tain Breshwood, assume command Of the
cutter, and obey the order | gave through
you. If Captain Brcshwood, after arrest,
undertakes 10 interfere with the command
OF the cutter, tell Lieutenant Caldwell to
consider him mutiuecr and treat him ac-
cordingly. II any one attempts to haul
down the American flag shoot him on the
spot. JOHN 4. DIX,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
IMr. Ramsdell favored Us with look at
General Dix's original order as above. The
paper Is colorcd By time; but the large,
full, rounded letters are as lesib!e as ever
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IUSE OPENED


JULIUS MEYERS.
GO3 BROAD STREET:
MADRAS GfEGIfAM-. b"auiiul STYLES. n - e.. :
ALL-WbDI BTNTlNHS. ia every .hadc, II 22C.-
Same qualify n ~"ld elsewhere ii 2jc.:
New STYLES IN DRESS GOODS:
Duup.r- width DEEilGE az 2Ec. wCr II 3nr.:
ALL-WOYI. DEHEIGE At 2Jr. worth 33r.;
New >hac,,e, IN CJlDRED SArISS:
black >ATlNS at 81 and Sl.25 worth Si.3J and
Great bargains In HLACK CASHMERE at GOc
worth 75c.: as.'. one ~ SOC. worth tiCc.:
AII-WuOL BLACK CASHMERE al i5c.;
Bi.At * SILK PRINCES III the how tape and grass
style nj very low prices:
The very latest In LINED P.iRtSnLS;
Sew .iue SILK. SERGE aud GlNGilAN PARA
SOi.S and SUN-CMDRELLAS IL lower prices
thau ever: ~ ..
Another lot Of those excellent TWo-BETToS
aud TBHEE-EITrH\ n iJc. The HARRIS
FERNANDO KID GLOVE 1T :l-the best glove
made 1T The price,
\ ai real sMI HNh LACES warranted llnenl NJ
half their value:
New BRETON and TOHCIiOE LACES:
- pieces CHECKED MANSIONS ut lOc. worth
16eir.: ~
SERfINti> at Julius MEYERS.
apS fu} i;rr1d street.
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teisY t;Gss,ssb.
NEW GOODS! NEW BUSINESS!

NEW GOODS! NEW BUSINESS!
We invite tho ladies and the public IN general to
call and examine our carcfuliy-sclcrtcd new stock
ri FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS.
We name In part
Lldics' ami Misses Gloves. in 5 the latest styles of
lace ant rubber tops. Ls.e Gloves. and in Kid
Gloves every quality IN =. 3. 4, and buttons.
and eSucri:tllv call atrIiiuI! 10 our celebrated
Princess OF Wales and Harris Seamless; also. a
full line OF Misses 2-But;nn Kid and Six Gloves
in white. opera shades. and street cOorS,
Ladies' and Misses Fans III endless variety, from
the inv chiIi'S 10 The IrgeSt--iZc pam-L"1f:
Hosiery In all quaii;ic~-Nhtc End Fancy stripes,
BahrlselIis and Lisic- thread:
Buttons AMI TRIMMINGS, silks. Satins. silk aud
WOrStcd FringrS in al sha:cs ami pattcruS:
silk Ties. Bows. and AlSata Bows for the hair
Cuffs and Collars, and many other new styles OF
fancy goods:
Oar ladies' and 1n:Iut-DrcSs Department Is iul
with pretty articles.
CAR early am! give us call II
apis LEM fIENrtR'S. G27 BROAD street.
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MEETINGS..

r O. 0. IA regular semi .;Ss.ts1ss:yz>.
L. monthly meeting OF the ODD 49,:
FELLOWS WIDOWS AND OR -s-<ST.>.--
PHANs' RELIEF ASSOCIATlOEwil '>,|4t%s>
Inc held THIS (Friday) EVENING. April 25'h, at
O'Clock at 30. north Eleventh street: W..
BY order OF the Board IL lLEi OANiH,
ap25-1t* StctCI:rIE.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting of the FltllMOED MO-
TART ASSOCIATION will take plac" ., M"Zirt
Hall MONDAY The 2Sh lEs'ht, ~ eis n tuSN' l.
NJ. W. y. DE-.
ap l1-eodt24th&td SECRETARY.
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NHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES.-IcNIsE
" have u large stock of CARRIAGES S98H
from the best factories, and guarantee .uem 10 be
equal. II not SUPERIOR In workmanship aud finish to
any Of the so.called home. made carriages. My
prices are very low. Old Carriages taken In ex-
change. k0RLRT llARKoln,
I7lzz,J:' SIT Broad and 909 Maip street.
mn 31.eodlp .
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES woDD.
CHILDRES,s CARRIAGES.

THILDREN'S CA RRI A G Ecss;T1.R
~ MANUFACTO Encourage t@5-
home enterprise by buying for your baby CAR;
save the necessity for repair bills incident to the
purchase of rho frail things OF northern make.
Every carriage fully guaranteed. REPAIRING
of all kinds done At low prices. A call solicited be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
c. v. SHELTON, Manager.
Factory and salesroom, 314 Fifth street. between
Broad and Marshall streets. NH 29-iie 0
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C6gEECTIONERIES, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturin.
j. daily my inImiablc pure crushed sugar CLAR-
FLED FLINT CANDIES. | make better CAN
DIES for wholesale purposes than any hilsc III IBIS
coun:ry-warraned perfectly pure and no aduite-
rations. We don't use any gucos grane-sugar, TARA
alha-nothng but pure sugars: 1t Is more highly
favored whittier brighter, ir;ncr. and Is WARRANTED
10 stand hrm In any climate.
LOUIS j. BOSSlEUX. tonfeciioner,
40 14l2 Main street