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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23
MANCHESTER AxD VICINITY.
The Election Yesterdn,,-Tbe e,ect,or

The Election YesterdGy.-The election III
this city yesterday occasioned very little In
terest. An unusually small vote was po,led.
There was but one ticket in the field. Be-
low will be found the number of votes
cast, together with the names Of those
elected for the different Offices:
First Ward: FL. E. Duvai, for Clerk Of the
Hastings Court, and James A. Gentry, for
Justice OF the Peace, received Is votes each,
1t being the total number Of votes cast.
Owing to the fact that no nomination was
made for the City Council from this ward It
was the cause OF scattering vote. It. Il.
Simms received II out Of 1S; therefore is
elected.
Second Ward Fl. E. Duval received 3S
votes for Clerk, and B. "A. Nunnally q for
councilman. There was no justice Of the
peace elected, the term Of the present in
.cumbent not having expired.
Third Ward: Number of votes cast, 81.
H. E. Duval received SO for Clerk, r. B.
Foster "a for Justice Of the Peace, and S.
K. Owens 81 for councilman. There were
ten scattering votes for councilman and
justice of the peace for this ward.
Fourth Ward: FL. E. Duyai, for Clerk,
A; E. It. Steel, for Justice Of the Peace,
40; Augustine Reyall, for City Council,
Al; A. D. Shotwell, for City Council, Al.
There were two councilmen elected from
this ward-one TO I'LL the expired term OF
j.. G. Batcheller,. aud the other to tll the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Ajax
GRAY
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IFor the Dispatch.]

The fruits OF the entertainment at the
Theatre this week are to go to st. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum. This carnival, which has
been in full blast since Monday, still sue
ceeds ia attracting crowds.
4 vast deal of :delicaey OF taste is discov-
cred in the general arrangements and in
the general decorations. Rich streamers
and graceful and dropping banners are won
derfnly we'll interwoycn with numberless
cedar symbols. The tables are weighed
down with dainties or with odd and curious
ornamentation. So the most fastidtous eye as
well as the most fastidious palate will easily
be pleased.
=. There are lots OF lair babblers, and con-
seouentIy there Is plenty Of delicious bab-
bic. Everything is luminous and gay. The
delightful orchestral music pleasurably sflrs
tbe pulse.
THOSE who like especially the bubble and
sparkle OF life, It's mirth and melody, never
faiI 10 freanent such bright and fragrant
,Stnapp
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Brief Nems.-The Hastings Court-Wll-
liam I. Clopton iudge-wlI be in session
this morning. The criminal docket has al
ready been disposed Of The court is ex-
pectcd 10 adjourn this afternoon until next
term.
The regular weekly Soirfe at Cersley's
will take place this afternoon at A. O'Clock,
continuing until C3 O'Clock.
3lr. john Townes, OF Chesterfield, was
in the city yesterday.
John Macimorc and Laura Weymack,
who were sentenced by the Hastings Court
to one day in Jail and required to pay a
heavy fine, being guilty OF Il misdemcanor,
have not as yet paia up; consequently their
terms OF Imprisonment have been pro-
| longed.
Rev. J. II. Strinsfcliow, rector OF Meade
Memorial church, of this city. is at present
in attendance upon the Episcopal Council
at Fredericksburg.
Work towards Il permanent repairing OF
the Free bridge Is getting on slowly.
Rev. DR.. j. Julian Samms, Of Baltimore
formerly the rector OF the Episcopal churct
at this place, is expected here some time
during the coming week on visit to hi:
former congregation.
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Briefs Many OF our people are begin
ming to make arrangements for their sum-
mer vacation, and addresses Of country
hotels and boarding-hnnSes are in demand.
Early in tie fall The opera OF the Daughter
OF the Regiment will be produced, with n
strong caste of amateurs, for the benefit Of
the r. L. ]. Blues.
Boating on the canal is growing more and
more fashionable.
The art collection at Virginia Hall con-
tiEues to delight and attract. Daily addi-
tions are being made.
The first oper-air concert OF the season
will be given at Sanger Halle this evening,
commencing at O'Clock.
Mr.. Greeuhow was reelected Treasurer
yesterday. Not as many as 200 votes were
cast.
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ENTERTAINMENT PosTPONED.-In conse-
quence OF the unsettled condition OF the
weather, and other reasons, the ladies OF
the entertainments 81 aSvertised e fSr q Frisiar
afternoon and evening ut Frankiin-Street
Park.
The entertainment at the church will be
continued through Friday evening, and it
is hoped their friends will generously pat
ronize them.
Later in the season they propose having
a garden party at Franklin. Street Park.
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TEH.EpEE0NEC EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
CONVERSATIONS BY WIRE.
EDlSoN'S sPEAKING-TELEPHONES.
ALWAYS READY AND EASILY OPERATED
THE AUTOMATIC SIGNAL TELEGRAPH
COMrANI'S
TELEPHONE DEPARTMENT.
CENTRAL STATION At WESTERN UNION TELE
GRAPH OFFICE, NO. 1910 MAIN STREET.
LDlsUN'S CELEBRATED SPEAKING-TELE-
PHONES AND PRIVATE WIRES,
canoeing The Western Union Telegram Office
eaguad ncpotS, tl. Dominion steamship Com
l4uy. Duiiy UiSpdtch Office. Tobacco Exchange,
ford. iioel. southern Express office. Eagle Brew
eY, Commercial CluD, prominent basness-lOuses,
tic.
taCh subscriber can converse in an ordinary tone
o1 voice, day night, with any Other subscriber.
Az conversations by EDiSOS'S TELEPHONE
The iIlPEOVED ASNUNCIAToR SWITCH
SSlEt1 Tie central saion cnableS each subscriber 10
cal Sby o;hcr subscriber direct without calling the
RENTAL station for the connection, thus securing
FV@W service and avoiding loss Of time.
AUTOMATIC SIGNAL DEPARTMENT.
Automatic signal. instruments connected by-wire
I'm ihc c.uiral 3at,unfor calling ncsSenSer-boy
'"cUn, carraac. city ambulance, etc, furnished
a. 10 aud s2J p.!' antt;ta.
lAforlrd messengers furnished on call by Teie-
t@"ne or Sieual InSLfHutnt 10 carry teIcsra;ns TO
70 graph ohfse TO deliver letters, notes, crcu-
y. v packages, etc.
- charge MACE for messenger service Nnen
-t-d lor tch .ra:ns.
O>'f messenger eClTicc:
~ shor, crans from central Office. 10 cents.
fss-.At!,honr csa,s'
Il. II. j. PAYNTER, secretary.
S& EflI W. HATES, President. my 12-GG
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POSTAL NoTES.-Some one in Richmond
has sent to the Dead-Letter Office, Washing
ton, two three-cent stamps, without any
message whatever accompanying them. The
envelope IN which they were enclosed is
about three and half inches long and one
and a half wide. Who sent it?
Letters and postas addressed as follows
remain unclaimed in the Richmond post
office: n. or w. Burr, B. j. Dunn, NJ. A.
Lowther, W. II. Henson, India Parus. S. j.
THOMPSON, e. w. Baily, Miss Medl Carter,
Mrs. Julia Carter, Thomas Carter.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HlBaRNIANs.-Mr. j..
v. Reddy has returned from the a: %. III.
Convention at Cincinnati. The conFen-
tion was in session i've days. The order IS
organized in twenty-six States. There are
2,4s4 DIVISIONS in: the United States ald
one in Canada. There are some 5000, 600 ff
the treasury OF the order, and $4,000 was
paid out last year for benefits. An Insurance
plan was adopted at the Cincinnati Conye
ton. Mr. Reddy, Of this city, was elected
one Of the national officers.
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Police COURT, YEsTERDAY-Palice-Ju jas
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-The con-
tiuued case OF William Seay, charged with
ieloniousIy assaultins and wouuding Sam.
uel Dobson. was taken np. DR.. Tabb, the
physician attending Debson, said that he
was very badly hurt. = The most serious
wound Is across the bridge Of the nose, but
thought that he (Dobson) would be able to
appear ia court il, week. The case was
accordingly continued until the, Soth, and
Seav was recommitted to Jail. Justice
White, at The request of counsel for Seay.
agreed to reexanipe Dr.. Tabb next satut-
day as to the condition Of Dobson as to the
auestion OF baili1g Seay. I'D. ,.a.3,. 2
John Williams ieoioreO was given, ten
iashes for stealing piece Of irol.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL At SECOND BAP-
TIsT CHURCH.-Thc ladies OF the Second
Baptist church will hold a strawberry fes-
tivul in the lccture-room Of their church
this tFriday) evening, commencing at
O'Clock. Strawberries, ice-cream, and other
good things will be served. A pleasant
time can be spent in paying them a visit,
and worthy object will be aided.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DIowNING.-Me-
while some boys were out bath
ing near the Fair-GroundS, james Fields, a
small boy, got over his depth, and Louis
10th, youth, who was near by, saw him
struggling. jumped in with his clothes on,
and saved him from a watery grave.
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Chesterfield The election IN Chesterfield
yesterday occasioned some interest among
the friends of the different candidates.
There was warm and lively contest for the
Office OF sheriff and commissioner OF the
revenue for the Second district, owing to
the fact that there were two candidates for
the former Office and live for the latter. On
account OF the remoteness Of the voting
precincts it will be impossible TO obtain the
full returns until this afternoon.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judqe
Robert W. Hughes presiding.-William
r. Davis Us. The New York Life-1nsurance
Company. Tue jury brought in verdict
for the plaintiff for S1,6l5.47 and interest
from the 18th of April, 1865. Mr.. Will
liams. for the defence, then made motion
to set aside the verdict and grant new
trial. This motion will be argued to-day.
The trial OF the gold cases was then COM
menced. Ex-Governor William Smith and
others testified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

SALE OF PoIsoNs.- the law you give in
to-day's paper quoted correctly? I have
Acts Of Assembly for 1S7T-7S, and the law
reads quite ditftrentIy-I mean that in re-
lation to sale of poisons. ENQUIRER.
May 90. 1879.
Yes The copy was furnished US By John
Bell Bigger, Esq. 1t will be in the Acts
for 1S7S-'T0
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Musicale To- Night.-Tbe programme for
the Beethoven musicale tonight has been
arranged. Judging from the names OF
those who are announced to take part in the
performances pleasant and enjoyable eve
ming can be cXpected.
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p,Rl.. .,l Tysurr,ss j lPlsa.E.a.

On: TuTT,s Psl.Ls.
TuTT's PILLS. Pill 81: .il. n.
Espons.D nY &. ..... Il. !.
PHYSICIANS. s.cI.EReYMEs, AND MERCHANTS
TIE HIGHEST TRsTIMoNY, MALE AND Fee
MALE, ALL OVER THE LAND.
Dr.I Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark. says:
Hraeise q 1T. ye
made made f'Ai's my oes' aae-1''a' Ds'''"e s'e'
TUFTS PILLS.
j. w. T1hbests, Dacota. hfiun. says;
sam using bn. TUFTS Pills. and am having
better health than have had IN thirty years"
TUFTS PILLS.
sl bsye had Liver. Disease twenty years. TUFTS
PILLS have entirely cured me.n @ L,
TUFTS PILLS.
Rev. r. i. Osgood, New York, sara: !Ls fE
II have bad nyspspsis, Weak Stomach, and Ner-
sSf5 Us iaf sy nc
as represented ttss3@f .fis.l5 =;s. .a'>. 4
TUFTS PILLS s
r: S. Austin, Springfield, Mass, says:
ssy s5S ssaE e so9nsd wh Piles
4
have brought me out all right
TUFTS PILLS. sistL36 nt4E5
Dr. M %, Shfyeiy. Yerk ktawu, Ind, says: a.sss
II use TUFTS PILLS3n my practice, and find
Them TO be an they arc e3resens tea A~s'ss's
TUFTS PILLS. -.- +.
H. X Key. Old Town, Ark, says:
TUFTS PILLS arc the b"s. ever sold. think
soon will not be able TO handle any other pill"
TUFTS PILLS.
Per NJ W Graham, LawrenceYie. Ga, says:
"My case tTorpid Ltrer) has bafled The Fktli OF
| physicians for fifteen years. can sa1elS say that
! TI1TT,S PILLS have done me more good imam alt
| other medicines combined"
! TUFTS PILLS.
| Abtrnc;hy & Williams, Newton, n. G.. write:
| I'VE never sold a medicine that gives sucil gene,
| raj satisfaction rs TUFTS PILLS. The demand
| increases every dsy."
! 25 CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
| lmy T. eodtFe19l
|
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DR.. l. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark says.
aAfter practice OF twenty. five years, proclaim
TUFTS PILLS the best aati-Liions medicine ever
made.o $50 $500,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm Of fire about
$50 Yesterday afternoon was caused by the
burning OF SCOT in Il chimney OF house be-
longing to D. A. Brown, SOC east Clay
street,
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DoS,r FAIL TO ATTEND SALE OF WEsT-ENp
PnopERTy THIS AFTERNOON. Zee advertisement.
The property will be sold in squares, giving parties
buvfng rare opportunities TO make fostnnes. Sale
adioniny Old Reservoir end In trout Of Male Orphan
A:yium' CaAFFIN, STABLES i CO.
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WANTED, TO SELL CHEAP, ON SIX
w MONTHS TIME, a THOROUGHBRED
BAY HORSE. four wears cid. well broke to harness
and saddle. Warranted sound. aud sold for want OF
,isc Apply 10 owner, r. 3. CHAFFIN. .1l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

SEEK no FURTHER.-You will find no better
The PICNIC is the best SC. CIGAR on the market.
Wholesale aud retail at z. WuITLoCK's, 1445 Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

SAVE MONEY By having your printing done stths
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoCSE. Good WORK, low
,:ricas aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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99-CEET EINESE II.
a-,GlfED AT THE
99c. SpQEE:

Vs. HpJlsE.
'Vo Stsls EIGHT-BALL ,CROQrET-the best IL
l0nll--7t 99c.;
iuii ssy9r,nent Of GLASSWARE, including
"obDkFS, plain and engraved, both fine and
eoniava; GLASS SETS RurTEEs, PLATES,
SALTS, ~ EgRY- DISHES, rITGgERS, COW
ERED BOWLS, CAMPoHTS, &c.,ssc.:
Sse Of these. elegant ENGRAVED andayALNUT
FRAMgs at Soc;
"S3aone cUSrADoRES at soc. 4 pair-.
'AiER-cooLERS, ICE TONGS. 1CLpICKs,
hREAD-RU1Es, TEA-TRAYs, sc.s
%'LoW-HAMPaES at 9Sc.;
''Af'ese Sssortinslt or rGLAsS-sHADES.
~ sAes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cheap:
T. - Sse'n fEATHER5DUsTERs at 1oc.;
!" aqsen oSE-HALF. PALS at loc.;
: Sss HAMMOCK excr offered at CSC. ahds2
'@asssaiI:es mailed free ~ any address.
W. A. STEVENS. IS
sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

H. ELLYSoS Il CO., advertising agents, insert 40
verLisements in oil of the newspapers OF the Units
S,nrs 1t publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
oatch countipg--oom will receive prompt attsu
finn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

DON'T make mistake, for limitations are various
aud numerous. When you want sc. hEI-WE EST
CIGAR see that you get WHITLoCK's, with copy
righted label representing to6dcco-iedf on every
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-23

THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro-
nounce them superior For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold.
Z. WuITLOCK, Manufacturer.
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gOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL.
SIMMER BOARDING.

DERSONS WISHING BOARD IN TIE
Il country can find pleasant place at Ferdor
thirty mil. from Richmond, on The Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad. The house has been recently palnte1
and Iaptred. also new furniture. The accontnota-
ton Train passes al hAf-past going down TO .lch-
yenienI for gentlemen with f'mies 10 attend 10
their business in Richmond. The house IS about
$50 yards from The depot; perfectly healthy; nice
shade and grounds for children. For terms. apply
10 MRS. e.. T.. CADY.
my 2l. ood3tk VeTdCn, Hanover csunty. Va.
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isl,UTT's PILLS. :ss= :s,. .}.,,.
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TEAS from 25c. per pound to the finest grades.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
FESTIVALS.

The ladies OF the church viii holda
STRAWBERRY festival f. ~.
between the hours Of 7 and II O'Clock p. NJ.
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BE SURE TO ATTEND THE STRAWBERRY FEs
rIyAL 1T the Second Baptist church Tonight.
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rAEpoZo, FOUIQUREAN Il co.

HAVING 4 LARGE TRADE,
81! r, c,,ipg IL. cq,ta!lcd facilities for avai'ue
;.r,ryc> sc any favorable tara N the market tS
SNUlE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS on TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
.afigg, - they do. oXcu-ivclv for cash, they are
IRON TIME 10 time enabled 10 offer TO their custom
Ct, sn assortment OF goods unsurpassed both in
lGice and variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK Or GOODS
vii found worthy Of examination by the closest
buyer. They haze lately secured :; .iuc OF
BLACK SILKS
u VERY superior makes and GulSh, and which in
q Si!as the closest scrutiny, and guarantee them
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
IN THEIR
GLACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
orc of their hadiug speraltics--'lcv now display
;ae finest assortment OF BLACK BUNTlSGS, Plain
figured. arid Sattn-Stripe tueT).
GGEEADlN ES--an unusual variety.
TAMfSE,
CREPE GRENAENE {newl
&ud many other desirable styles of
MOURNING GOODS.
Ne ottr as special bargains one, two. and three.
!ltl REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE at remark.
Ny low yr-icca. apl0-W,M&F
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MILLINERY.

NEW GOODS RECElYED as8s
" DsILY-MlLLINERY GOODS hTSgAHG
HALF-PEICE-Great bargains TO be had-SMeHSs
i'm Straws Leehorns, aud Chips. Flowers very cheap
Trimmed Goods ower than ever before; & STape a.e
Wells and Mourning Goods z specially. LOOK at our
Picnic ftrjnmeti) Hats nj 80, 35. aud 4oc. Extra
bargains In Straw Hats-new and stylish shapes-at
IS, 90, Is, amt 4oc Large estnca AMI low price, at
" - - Hrs r. HUTZiERS,
my2l i 625 Broad sireer.
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PESTlVAL.-THE GIRLS BENEVO-
a LENT SOCIETY Of d.. Hoge's church Will
hold n fesiiv1i at the lecture-room THIS fFRI-
DAY) AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. commencing
at 6 O'Clock. STRAWBERRIES, ICES. and FLOW
ERS. Admiitance free. my 23-lt*
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MARIcABo COFFEE, equal to Java, for sale by W.
D. BLAIR & Co. at 1Sc. per pound.
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PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers Of The weed and tt
all whom 1t may coucern If YOU want good CT
GAR, either SC. or 10c., Wade IN &c. E.) at WHIT
LOCKS aud have your wants supplied.
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Aiflnloltd lispaEE1.

ssr THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
.Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAIIYs NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. .sS
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WEATHER REPoRT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, higher pressure, winds
mostly from the north to east, cooler fol-
lowed bylwarmer and generally clear wea-
ther. -
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, generally higher pressure and lower
temperature, easterIy TO northerly winds,
partly cloudy or clear weather, with posi-
bly, occasional local rains. ~.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool. .&J z.,si.. .f.:a3a.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80;
= A. y. So: noon, II; P. ID, 72; p.
d., 70; midnight. 80. =. "
Mean temperature, II.
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TUE VAN Lew MAN SION, on Al
1 CuUrtIl HILL. For EENI-1he mos Ed
BEAUTIFUL situation IN The civ: VIII be p'riilN ii'-
nishcd or unfllrnsh~i: with stable. &r lberr IS
water Would suit II club OF young ncn. Apply 10
my l6-lm GHtbB X W !L'.l".h>'
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A PLEASANT EVENING NAY DE SPENT By Wis.
ITISG the larlcs' STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL this
evening at the Second Baptist church.
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MEETINGS..

THE THIRTY-THIRD ANNUAL
i MEETING OF THE MALE ORPHAN SO.
ClElY will be held 4! Se7enih-Sfreet Christian
church. corner Seventh and Grace streets, on SAB
BATH AFTERNOON NEXT at s. O'Clock.
Interesting addresses will be delivered by Fl. e.
PARSONS, ESQ, and others. w. G. MAYO,
1885, Secretary
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CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND I
- Afnv JQ.n Z

May 22, 1879.
i STOCKHoLD DERS OF. THE CITIZENS
BANK OF RICHMOND Will be held at The Office Of
the Bank OH THURSDAY, June 5, 1873, at O'Clock
PM.
Shart holders who DO not intend 70 be present are
requested TO call at tue bank before the Gay or the
meeting and sign proxies, SO that quorum ~ be
secured. EDWIN IL. SNEAD,
my 22-td Cashier.
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ICE CREAM, CAKES. AND
OTHER GOOD THIN GS WILL BE SERVED.
They cordially invite their friends 10 cal and see
them nv 23-lt*
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NATIVE WINES AND CLARET ON DRAUGHT.
Also, ALL TILE CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA
BRANDS.
PRICES VERY Low.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Agents.
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rI,Tr,s pIIl,s.
TUFTS PILLS,

j. w. Tihbeits, Dacota. hfinn.. says;
IAN using DIR. TUFTS PILLS, and am hayin
better health than have had in thirty years"
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ENDORSED DY


TIE HIGHEST TRsTIMoNY, MALE AND FE-
MALE, ALL OVER THELAED.
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4UCrIoS SALES THIS DAY.,

E~ On all salss of Real Estate made oetves,
the lSt Of January and last Of June me taSes5S
the nrssent year have tn be paid blythe purchases
O,s a saleS made betDeen the 1st Of July and Lda
Of the year the tares haue to be pafd oy me sesr
IThis custon was adoptea about nlteen year, as' ~
by all the real estate agents IN kichIIono' anu ~
niles to Richmond and vicinlty.l
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Rev. Nj. w. Graham, LawrenceYiile. Ga, says.
my case tTorpid Liver) has bafled The Ikil, Of
TI!TT,S PILLS have done me more good than nj
other IT redicincS combined"
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TUTTss PILLS. s;y.ts
TUFTS PILLS.

Or. III. %. Shfyefy. Yerktawg. Ind, says: ass.
s,.I use TUFTS PILLS1n my practice, and in,
them 10 be sia tiicy arc e9resens
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GEHFEfhEG.
W HITE VESTS! WHITE VESTS!
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Ct1aFEIS, STAPLES L. CO.. 4:30 p. A., trustees
sale of lois In Sidney and Harvie near the Mar
shall re:c crvoir.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. ?. NJ, trustees SAFE OF
small new framed house near the Brooh turn-
pike, near the rectory Of Emmanuel chaich.
RICHARDSON, & CO.. p. n, framed dweiiing
and vacant lot adjoining on The west side oil
fTweHty-nInth street between Broad aud Mar
- shall STREETS.
GODDfN, WARREN & CO, p. NJ. two dwellings
on. Peasants street between Nineteenth anu
Mosby streets. Stecker's Hill. ..s-
FRANK ID. HILL Il CO., 5k r. NJ, framed store
4 and dwelling on leased ground at southwest cor
i,a ner Of Seventeenth and Clay streets.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, ut his auction-rooms, at or
O'Clock, furniture, hardware, &c.
r. S. ANDERSON & SON, 1924 Main street, at
10 O'Clock, sacon, fish, -four, scales, &C., &c.
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TITT,S PILLS.

TUFTS PILLS.
Abe rnc;hy & Williams, Newton, n. G.. write:
1--WE never sold a medicine that gives such gene.
raj satisfaction rs TUFTS PILLS. The demand
increases every day.''