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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-04-17
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
NOTICED.

ATA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
"A County Central Committee Of Lincoln
County. held Monday, March 40, 1880, q rssolu-
ton was passed that the Republican Primaries
be held On the 10th day Of April, 1880, to elect
Delegates to the County Convention to be held
At the Court.house in Phoebe on the 4th day of
MAY, 1880, at II o'clock A. NJ, to elect Delegates
to the State Convention to be held at Austin,
Nay ii, 1880.
Resolution passed that the Delegates TO said
County Convention be apportioned ~ follows:
Phoebe. .15 Lake Valley. -. .....l
Bullionville. Cave Valley. ..........l
81. Thomas. ....... l Tenn fahute. ......... Q
Long valley........ Spring Valley. .....-..l
Bristol. .......... Meadow Valley Wash. /
Royal City,. 1 Hike. a
Eagle Valley. ......l Panaea.,........ ....l
Rose Valley........
Total number Of Delegates, Sc.
Resolution passed that the Primary in Phoebe
be held ct the corner OF Main and Meadow VAL
Brown and ". r. Wilson. The test for the
voters at the Primaries shall be; "Did you sup
port the Republican State Ticket st the last cen.
eral election, or would you have done 10 had
You voted, and will yen pledge yourself to sup.
port the nominees Of the Chicago National Con-
vention." Polls to be opened from 10 A. N. to
0p.M.
That in al other places in the County that .
mass meeting Of the members Of the party be
held in each precinct allowed q Delegate, OF
Delegates, at the hour Of 10 A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ.
April 20, 1880. That such mass meeting select
one Judge and two Inspectors Of the Primary
election, who shall immediately proceed to
open the polls at some convenient place for the
election of Delegates to the County Convention,
and whs shall certify to the convention such
person o. Delegate, or Dslegatss, who shall have
received the highest number Of votes.
Nv Order Of the CommitteA
". E. GRIFFIN, Chairman.
W.P. GOODMAN, Secretary. aps-st
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Twelve 20 One.

Editors Dispatch: To-day, after case
had been tried before Judge WaddilI. OF
Henrico county, the Jury, having weighed
well the facts in the case, deemed II right
and just to acquit the acc1Eed. When the
decision OF the Jury had been read by the
clerk OF the county before The court, there
being other cases tc be tried, Deputy Sheriff
Walsh asked the Judge II he should dismiss
the jury. "By all meaRs," replied he (the
,Judge). 81 I,oant no mare cases tried hers
before such a jury"
We considertbe above expression. Messrs.
Editors, an insulting one. Perhaps Judge
WaddIll spoke hastily-before considera-
tion. The gentlemen who were on that
jury are known TO be men OF integrity aud
OF intelligence. Some OF them have filed
offices in the county creditsbly; and we
think that, while the Judge may not have
bad the same opinion that the Jury bad, It
was very unchariable and discourteous In
him to express himself publicly as being
dissatisfied with the decision Of those gen.
tlemen; and we think also that when he
carefully considers The matter he will not
hesitate to apologize.
Respectfully, ARIES.
June 10, 1880.
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DEATH OF WELL KNOWN CITIzENs.-Mr.
Valentine Hecher died late Saturday eye-
ming. in the seventy second year OF his age.
For many years the deceased was one oI
the leading butchers Of the First Market,
amassed a handsome fortune, and be-
oueathed TO his sons large business and
the heritage Of an honest name and fame.
He was one of the most noted politicians
in the old Whig party. and the intimate
friend OF the late Hon. john Minor Bolts.
So long had Mr.. Hechler been retired from
the active pursuits OF life that he had been
partly forgotten by the present genera
lion. The announcement OF his death will,
however, recall "reminiscences OF Richmond
Ia by.gone days.
Mr.. Robert Harvey, another well-known
citizen, died yesterday at his residence, in
Henrico county. Mr.. Harvey was at one
time a large railroad contractor, both in this
country and Brazil. For many years he
resided at the corner of Adams and Clay
streets. The deceased was the father o.
acknowledgment w. 6. Harvey, and was
held in a very Justly high estimation by
large circle OF friends.
Mr.. Charles II. Price, who died SUNDAY
morning in Henrico county, was 10 nl'
eiSbly.tbird year, and died as full OF honor'
as Of wears. lie was the uncle OF the WIZ
of Thomas Johnston, Esq, OF the hrm o
West. Johnston u GO.
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KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN.-Yestsy-
day afternoon 4 young colored man named
Casander Anderson was killed on the Chesa-
peake and ONO railway a short distance
west Of the company's shops, near this city,
by the east.bound way-freight train. An
derson attempted to cross the track, aud
unfortunately for him his shoe got caught
in the catile-guard, and before the train
could be stopped he was struck by the loco
motive and crushed TO death. He was car
ried by the train about 125 feet. He was
about twenty-five years Of age. Justice
Larus viewed the body, but deemed an In.
quest unnecessary. The remains were
brought TO this city for intermeDt.
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DEATH OF WORTHY CITY OFFlCEK.-n
ia wl.b deep regret that we announce Tue
dea,h of Sergeant Dudley Gilman OF Tue
Richmond police. For twenty-five years he
nod heen member Of "tbe force" ana LOT
fonr,een wears a sergeant. During oil tnis
nrotrscted service be discharged his duty
with a fidelity and manly independence ina,
not onIv commanded the friendship ana
confidence OF his brother officers, Dut Tue
,esnect and goodwill OF the entire commu,
nity He died with harness on, as aV ~
n,eiock he went out as usual with his rehei
and AZ O'Clock yesterday morning was
Sonnd dead at his residence--having expire9
so suddenly and quietly that his wlie anu
daughter were not aware that ne was III tue
ho,,se until Informed OF their SAD DeieaVe'
ment by one OF his comrades! Poncemal,
Thomas. finding at 3 o'clock that he hsu DO.
made his accustomed round, concluded 70
on hv his residence and see IL he was SICK.
lie found the door open and Sefgean,!.
Gilman sitting on the sofa as IL
ssleen. He called and received no
answer. subsequently, he and Drotnef
ofticer went In aud xscertained that he wa'
dead. Tire sad tidings were at once con-
mmnicated TO all the ,station-houses' ana VI.
nolice ali manifested the deepest sorrow ~
i"e pu'Je loss s. Of one among their oldest aud
worthiest officers. car.
DR.. Edwards will preach his funera, rs,,seh SER
mon This morning at Park-Place cnurcn
and Friendship Lodge, !. .; " ~, ,aa az, ,
Hines Lodge, X. Of p, OF which ne Ma,,v Mas
msmber. viii escort his remains 10 hohy
wood. ov.ntv wears O
.os int 10 the last was very athletic man
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Masonic ELECTIoy.-At the stated meet.
ing Of Joppa Lodge, No. 80, A. Y. NJ, held
at st. Albans Hall last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
Dr. J. y. Upshur, worshpful master; Ro-
bert ". Bidgood, senior warden; James
Lyons, Jr., JUNIOR warden; W. NJ. Wood
ward, treasurer; Jno. T.. Laughton, Jr.,
secretary; W. .. English, senior deacon
John Il. Powell, junior deacon; Thomas
Angel, tiller; Chaplains, Rev. John e: Ed
wards. Rev. W. c. Schaetter, Rev. IL. NJ
Jackson. Rev. r. n. Sledd; Steward, VIII
liam Krause.
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CORNERSTONE OF NEW METHODIST
CHURCH 10 BE LAID.-This afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock the cornerstone OF the new Laurel
Street Methodist church, in process OF erec'
tion at the corner OF Laurel and AlbemmlC
streets, will be laid with imposing Masonic
ceremonies. under the auspices OF LoSe
Franchise, No. 50, Ancient Free and Ac'
cepted Masons. The services will be con-
ducted by Past Grand Master Beverly H.
Wexford, OF the Grand Lodge OF Virginia
The usual Masonic ritual will be observed
and addresses will be delivered by Rev Dr
towards, OF No. 40, and Rev. WIG. starr
Il M. 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-22

Tus EXCURSION TO Box AIR.-fe-terday
evening the first excursion oi the ssason ,,,o ~
Bon Air per the Richmond ana pan'loe
railroad took place. There was lsSs
party from this city and others !o,nru sns
marty at Manchester and Belle tsIe !une'ion,;
The run to Bon Air was made IN aoous na'' a.'
an hour. Some hours were spent ,n 'n, -,
snectlug the new hotel and grounds, anu Waia ~
dancing to the delightful strains ol "a ne,S =
nIch,s full band. The party returneu S ~
the city about s:45 p. ". very wen '"e',,S. :, ~.
with the trip. II Is the intention y, ~,
company TO repeat these cheap eAuu's'c"' ',,ar
~ freo,ient Intervals during the SUMMER
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ELECTION OF DIRgCToRs.-At the ninth
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Richmond PAPER Manufacturing Company,
held at the company's Office Yesterday AFTER
noon. the following directors for the en-
suing twelve months were elected Messrs
John +. Davis, Frank W. Christian, james
T. GRAY, T.. ID. Christian, Moses Eliyson
and DIR. A. III. Christian. AT the meeting
OF the Board Mr.. T.. ID. Christian was elect
ed president; II. W. Lubbock, secretary
A. II. Christian, Jr., assistant secretary
and A. $. Bacon, superintendent.
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THE .sn.--In the Police Court yeslef-
day moraing Isaiah Gregory (colored) was
mn charged with stealing one pair OF shoes
r from G Gorge Dancan. lie was found slblty,
and sentenced 10 receive twenty lashes, ana
to be confined in iaii for six months win
labor. .,,,.,,oa
Thomas Swami (eolored) was up charged
with stealing two bags, OF the ya'ne o.
thjyty cents, the property oil X. L. Alvey
& Co. He was found guilty and sentenced
to receive fifteen lashes.
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VACANCIESIN VIRGINIA AGRICUL

TURAL AND MECHANICAL CpLLtE BE-
Under Joint rc olnion of toe General Assembly OF
IirsiuiA OF March 8, 1850. 10 Is my duty 10 an
nource that the Bosrd Of Visitors OF the virgins
aerir,llturai aud Mechanical College have iesgsyed
10 hold meeting ~ BlSckShuig on the 18TH DAf
OF AUGUST MKT for The purpose OF eiectlng
professors aud all other oiicers aud employees OF
the College As now organised the chairs are as
fellows: President and Professor OF Moral Phlloso-
rnv Professor OF Nsturs, Philosophy and Milltsry
faciIcS Professor Of Mathematics, Professor OF Eug
nsh Isngrsee and Literature Including prepatatory
sfndi,s - Professor OF Agriculture, Chemistry, and
Natural History. Professor oi German. French, and
Lain. Professor oi Techscal Mechanics aud Draw
jng. The other officers are TreaSurer Farm Mana
ger and Physician.
'Ihe Presidents sSlsry is $4,000 aud house; the
ssiary OF each ~ ofessor is $1,000 and = house.
The Board Of Visitors VIII meet also J JuNE BOTH
81 B,ue Ridge springs In order TO con der whether
az no any chsnges .ha'i be msde IN the sut ects or
dist ihniiOn Of stncies or In the policy OF The Col
leye Persons interested can receive Information s'
10 All details by correspondence.
Applicants should a0drsss Ho-. A. NJ. hEILEr,
RichmOnd. Vs., who l. now the chairman oi lhe
Eoerd FRED. W. VI. HOLIDAY,
s. lG-2aw6w GHSernor OF Nrklhla'
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puxrU,LY INJURED esterday evening
"a MFR. f. c. Brauer and his little son were
driving TO the city in his buggy when n.ar ar
Bacon's con- Quarter branch, the iron, axie,lres
hroke. turning the buggy over The horse
started off and dragged them short dl''
tance, when the front wheels broke Ioos' s
with the horse. Mr. Brauer came on uh
hnrt. but bis little son was painfully Du
not seriously hurt.
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"LAILA OPknErTA. --OD Friday evening
next al mozart Hal s;ratlon's operetta en-
titled "Laila" will be presented bs seven
fv-tiye young ladies'. under the director, of
Professor Thomas J. Minor and the Misses
Webster. The large pGmber OF amateurs
who will assist on this occasion have never
before appeared 10 public, which fact will
add much TO the interest OF the entertain
ment. ln addition TO the opefetts, Pro-
fessor Minors Partisan Scaris will be intro
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MURDERrD WITH A MusKEr.
How u Negro Lunatic Killed His Wife
= and Escaped Lynching.

A SUNDAY NIGHT CRIME ON NORTH SEVEN
TEENTn sTREET-EXCITISG SCENES IN a
MOB or NEGRoEs-How WILLIAM EuRKE
KEPT SQUAD OF POLICEMEN AND A
CROWD AT BAY--ARREsTED AND LOCKED
UP-nIsTogY or THE AFFAIR, &C, &C.
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FCyERAI. OF Mas. WOoDBRDGE.-Th
was an immense congregation ut the Monu'
mental church on Sunday afternoon at the
funeral services OF Mrs. Rebecel wood
bridge. wife Of the late rector. The services
were conducted by Rev. Joshua Peterkip'
d. o.. assisted by Rev. Charles Ainnigerode,
d. d.. and were OF the most solemn and I'M
nre,siye character. The sarcophagus was
literally covered with rare and Deautiiu'
flowers. and host Of sorrowing friend' iol'
lowed the remains 10 their last resting place
| in UollyWOOd.
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DATAPSCo INSTITUTE.
UGusrA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNToN, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This institution continues 10 increase In prosper
uS rom wear to year. II ucrs superior advantages
An lrcattop IN its hnildngs ahd srosnds; IN Us
gent al apDotnlnsents ard sanitary arrangements
rs fuiI cofyS OF superior and experienced teachers
rs unsurpassed advantages IN music. ihodern IAN.
Suagcs, elCcuilon. fne arts. physical culture, and
fnslruction in the theory and practice Of cooking
the slccessfal efforts made 70 secure hssith COM
fori and happiness i;s opposition TO cxravsgtnce;
SIS : apdsrd OF solid scbolanhip
For f,ll parliculaiS apply 10 the Principsl for
e,fsts gl,rs j. lS.2m
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WALTER FERNEYHOUGH, A YOUNG PRIs-
oNER OF RICHMOND, KILLED WITH A
BILLET OF WOOD BY AN ITALIAN-MUR-
DERED FOR PLAYING FRANKS UPON A
COMPANION AIL.BIRD-sKETCH OF THE
ACCUSED AND DECEAsED-THE IN
QUEsT-ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF THE
PRISONER, &C.. &C.
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r,xv R,sppgRRras. Is one OF TIE
most delicious OF the smaii I'u',y, a"T we
ns,v sn,,, ma nv Messrs. j. ID. Mosoy &. Bro.
.nor ~ the Virginia Nurseries, called
:. Queen ~ the Market" They W. ,re OF The
"a vsrisiies. a vigorous plant and good
nearer. a and the irul, was large apd Of ex
cellept aayor,
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THE VERDICT.

The coroner's Jury, after examinsBg sew
era witnesses. rendered a verdict tbst Fer.
Deybougb came 10 bis death from the Elects
OF blows upon the head inflicted with a
piece OF scantiing In the hands Of Raphael
naptanfi
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M, 0n att saiss OF Zeal gs!dts mace o@vSSS
ttr sst Of yanuary and gst Of Ja';, tns .sas ss.se.
~ - - s,Iss ys.os bst,o-en ths 1w Of yn dsd!o
T.Ss wear ths sasss Aes 20 BE- pdsd el sas s ~
TaY T. custom WIS ado)tei about nite ~ yss,S
az III fhr real eS. ate asnfs in hichh soo' s"~ -
,,tsato Ricnma.Ad and yieinitysI
eRuBBs 4 WILLIAMS. 7. W. for the trTsS, ,.'.s,,
large ana at,sss'mye ~ ,sl,,,le ,sir on west Fank.
lin aud v, est Grace strecs.
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Charles Y. Geer, Norwich, Conn, writes Februa-
ry IL, 1878 Il have several times IN the past few
months sent to you for one or two boxes OF TUFTS
Pills. All who have used them express the greatest
satisfaction at their beneficial effects Send me
four dozen. l trust By putting them In our store
they will soon be used not only by our customers
but by the community generally"
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Entered at the Post.ofce at Richmond, Va, q;
Becond-class matte?.l
WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weathei
and possibly occasional rains, winds mostly
northwcsterly, stationary temperature and
barometer.
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IHAYB ASALYZED THE WnIsKEY known un-
der the brand OF B-Scect," controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & Cos. Richmond, Va, and
find It free from (usA-oI and other impurilies'
and recommend its use for medicinal aud family
nuroose. J. B: MCCAw, VI. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College OF Virginia.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
TuENNoMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, 20 |;
Q A. NJ, so; noon, So; 3 Z. NJ, so; I.
G., 81; midnight. 70.
Aean temperature. S2t.
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RsApY.MApEDREssES, ULsrERs. AID USpEh-
WEAR. Tor ladies !. TRusKs, sArcHEL-'Snd bA"S'
al LEVY BROTHERS.
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FROM DR.. :. w. HCNrER,
D.s rfarAnt Mn

Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUIp EXTRACT OF
BREF | take pleasure in recommending; Always
nroduces nQod blood. hedlth. and strenQth.
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II. VERNE, Twenty. fifth aud Broad streets fur
nishes families excursions, and festivals win pure
1, l,e-Cream,
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OaDERs for my Ics-eram ean I've left NJ
WERsE's Church-il!l confectionery, T"xnty-ht'n
and I,road. &. LlNxER.
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PURE ICE-CREAM for pic-nics, festivals, excnr-
sions aud families, furnished by &. ZiMNER, 1873
Main street.
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SAVE MoaEg by n@ving yonr Pfintihs ooae ss'a
OlspATCH PRISTIS0.HoCsE. <oea "ofA' ~"
oe+cas. aags ;, sictlon gnzrsa.eeds
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-. ELrxsos Il Co.. Advertising agents, insers Aae
er,,ser.ap,s IN all of the newspapers OF tho tse
s,Ues =, pblisaers' rates. orisrs len a. tns ~,
p,.tcA eeaatins room will reeeiyA orsmv' 49,
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WANTED, sUMMrR BOAROFRs At
w .POINT OF FORK" Fuvsnna county va;
Location healthy aud de'iraoie- wafer soo"' anu
TERMS: si5 per month Of four weeks: No chil- a,
.ivn .u,ss 20 sJdress Mas. NJ y. SBAI.
10 i5.2tsw2ws Columbia, Fiuvanua county'Na.
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Tux members OF the old First vns,n'n rsS ~
s,ssrtrv will meet tonight ut oclocn ~ ~
the o1jce OF the Virginia Home in'"sau'c
Company.
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A FATHER CRUELTY BEATS Hrs DAUGH.
1EE.-Yesterday afternoon about halft-past
2 O'Clock Antoine Silvia, an old man about
sixty years OF age, was arrested and taken to
the First police. station, charged with un.
lawfully and feloniousy beating Mary Sill
via his daughter, girl about seventeen
years OF age. The offence was committed
about three weeks ago. Since that time the
girl has been confined TO her bed and has
not been able to walk on account OF the
cruel treatment she received from her
father. Yesterday afternoon the girl was
reported 10 be very III. The affair occurred
at the foot OF Fulton bill and has created
considerable excitement in the neigbbor-
hood.
The prisoner will have hearing at the
Police Cour: this morning.
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AT ZrNMER's Ioe-CteaJ factory saueers ana
spoons art furnished without extra charge 1919
Main street.
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sseLEyy REOTuHEs' stock OF Driihpgf, "eea'.
C.sslmeres, Cotonaies, 'hcyiots. 'i%'"e"' ""'
,,sutlcmsn's 5 Furnishing Goods.
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BvY your nRY Gooos, &C., OF LEys BR0rnkRss>
a,o,e ooened al q A. NJ and closed AT 7 l.. VI.
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BAsE.BAIL.-The Richmond and Atlantic
mines met yesterday evening at their Base
Ball Park to play their second game. The
Richmond Club presented their full nine,
and played a fine game from beginning TO
end. Below is the score by innings:
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SEVEN O'cLocK.-LEwY BROTHERS SAIL close
their slnre ON and afrer This date At O'CI.oCA..
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; 7------<-.-7a
S'rrAM-fNGlNkSs &C.
TAR,ssHING ENGINES,
ON WHEELS OR on sxitss,
wr.H pATesr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
sMOKr-DoX.

..vtee is essentially = sPARK'ANNihiLA-
Y up. and Is perfect IN iis oseralioa.
rhs in,urnnee eomDsnies OF Riehmonh ana e..@
~hrre have given II their "a" ana ahas"'''s"
dosis%s"s sis sis's OF ENGINES. sAw.MILLs, &C., on
hand and ready fer ,.s'ssspy;, .xn .cRIcuLTU-
s,yerai good SktONDNuANp H""'~S"'~
~. ENGfNFs for ale. m~,.rp a co
Metropolitan Iron. Work.
sixth, seventh, and Canai streets.
n,v,cs. a south seventh street. " eiV-iW
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LEVY BrsJuEaS viii close iheif store from '1es'
sate until furiher pOilce at O'CLOCK.
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sos BROAD STREET.

Finding my present quarters entirely too small
for my business. anu having made arrangements TO
have a new store built between July 10Th and Ocio-
Der 18th. off.r my entire stocS-incuding s4'oOo
worth II new goods bought during the past month
AZ discount uf 25 per cent. on every SALE when
orlngs many OF them below actual cost co inns
rather than Tent small store for short ilme'
What stock remains July Ism shall pack and put
IN siorehouse until new place is opened.
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Police COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Acting-Justice j. j. Crutch-
field
John McDOnougb, for being drunk and
dsOrderly, was fined s. and required to
give security for three months in the sum
of $50.
james Flournoy and Simon LOoney (col-
ored), charged with creating a disturbance
in the First Market. Dismissed.
Bette James (colored), for being dlsor-
derly and using prOiane language on the
street, was fined g.
Louis Bland (coored), for being drunk,
was fined 81.
Caroline jenkins, FOR being drunk and
using DrOiane language on the street, was
fined g.
L. W. Snead, for unlawiully striking Il.
Morton. Dismissed.
William Barley (colored), for treSpas-ine
upon the premises Of the Capitol Hotel, was
required to give surety to be OF good oeha
yior.
Oliver Mounica>tle, for unlawlu'ly as
saulting and beating j. j. Gam, was fnec
50.
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DOR RENT, FRAME TWO-STORl an
FIGHT.YOOM COTTAGE DWELL!NG !; NJ NJ
Sitchen. s.s. SC; Fifth street between Main ana
Cary. s400. , ,,,yrY,rNc or ,en
rooms: double kilchea, &e.; just painted anu re-
psired: Eighteenth street between Grace ana pro"u'
1900 per year. .,...,>.,co o T,-.rtv af,h
SMALL BRICK TENEMENTs on iw.hI.y' m.IIy min NIL,
street near Marshall; four rooms, &e' Iilee on'S
elOO per year each. - .,, r,,i water
THiFE NICE ROOMS teosnectedl, WIN .sas, wassI, Is
&c over Browns cigar store, MINI sHee' "pPo'''e
Bank street. 800 Ter year. - l........,,,s
THREE ROOMS iconDectedl, over Crens.am s,nNN, >
machine once. Smith street opposite D1h> s'''e''
FSR RENT, TWO FLOORS over Tyler's grocery
store 5I2 NaTshaii street; six rooms "a'ei' gas
FOH RENT, Rooms over Sinton's HARDWARE
store On Main street. AT IS each. -,
A. ""' ' ROBERT Il. LYME.
;.1oat Real Estate Agent.
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