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james X. Young, who was the Republic
can candidate for Chief Clerk of the Senate,
writes to the philadelphia Star as follows
After Grant and Conkling, there are no two
men more thoroughly hated by the Blaine
people than Foster and MacVeagh, and we
are told that when they have finished COnk-
ling then will come the lime TO settle their
account with MacVeagh; and if he does
not 90 out OF the Cabinet it will be because
they are without power. know that Mac
Veagh Is on good personal relations with
CoDkling, and that probably no man in the
Cabinet knows better than be about the
misunderstanding between Garfield and
C0nkling, as | have good reasons for be-
lieviDg that he at one time was the medium
or go-between in their relations prior to the
present contest.
The New Haven journal says that Gan
esteemed personal friend" OF Mr.. Eaton
volunteered the information that "Senator
Conkling came within an ace OF joining
hands with Senator Eaton, the only senator
who opposed the Electoral Commission bill,
in fighting that Infamous MEASURE" which
would have killed the bill and made Mr..
Tilden President. 81 know" he added,
that Mr.. Eaton believes to this day that in
/
the 1880 nominee OF the Democrats for
President"
The New York Herald's double.leaded
Albany special says: The balotiug for
senators to-day will disclose q deadlock
at the very Start, liable to last indefinitely.
Ii Is evident that political organization of
Mr.. Conkling's Republican opponents has
been effected, which Is quite as much OF a
machine In the temporary perfection OF its
movements as ever his supporters were ac-
cused OF running.
The Republican friends OF Senator Conk-
ling are very outspoken in their purposes,
and their purposes are not friendly TO the
Republican party. They are already be-
ginning 10 talk OF an alliance with the
Democrats, making as an excuse for such
action the alleged proposed treachery OF
Governor Cornell.
The Albany Evening Journal mikes the
following classification Of legislators on the
senatorial question: Administration -
Senate, Is; Assembly, 40; total, So. Anti.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8; Assembly, 81;
total, 40. On the fence Senate, 1; Assem-.
bly,, z; total, 8.
The 1idecdter Inder says the Rekdjyster
meeting bed 10 the courthouse, composed
OF whites and negroes, bad Us its secretary
J. L. Hoskins, Republican, ex-collector OF
this port, and the Republican meeting held
at the colored schoolhouse had as It's secre-
tary the same j. L. Hoskins.
An Atlanta physician writes the Dispatch
that the health Of that city was never better,
and that the reports about yelIow.fevcr be.
Ing there arc uniounded.
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An effort viii be made 10 rtJreanize tb'
old Norfolk Junior Blues In time for fI'
Yorktown Centennial.
The MartInsville Herald says the rel arms
in Henry county up 10 o'clock this morn
ing show the defeat OF the railroad subscrip.
ton :; the election by large rnaIorities Of
Matthews and Pharis, and indicate the I'M
doubted election oil Tuggle by about l0o
majority. -
The same paper. which Is Republican,
says: Yes; happily for the Republican party
the alliance with Malone Is meeting prompt
reputation at the hands OF Republicans
throughout the country.
The neighborhood OF Litwslton, In Lam
caster. has been visited by severe hail
storm, and much damage done to the iIuit
and crops.
The Alexandria Gazette says: "Young
Hambleton, the three-card-monte and false
Arlington-guide man, now on trial 10 Alex.
andria, Is most respectfully connected. He
Ia the son OF DIR. Hambleton, originally OF
Pittsylvania county, Va, more recently OF
Georgia, and now OF Washington, who lost
his Office there because 1t was falsely report
ed that he had named son John Wilkes
Booth; and his mother is the daughter OF a
prominent and wealthy citizen OF Georgia,
who. with his two sons, lost their lives at
the battle OF Gettysburg" Hambleton was
found guilty, and his term Of Imprisonment
in The Virginia penitentiary fixed at five
years.
sunday morning about O'Clock n block
OF five frame dwellings in the western quar-
ter Of Alexandria were burned. The fire
originated In the house where two small
children were locked In while the parents
were absent, and the flames spread so ra-
pidy that one OF the children-an infant OF
nine months-was burned to death before
it could be reached. The other little one,
about three years old, climbed out OF win
dow and was saved.
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Hit Them Again.

The Mahoneites are receiving stripes from
all parties nowadays. They seem to have
no friends left. The New York Times and
the Valley Yiryinian last week warned the
Republicans not to merge their party in
that OF the Readjusters, but to maintain its
own proper organic ,tion. We did not con-
slider these as infallible indications of the
course OF the Administration. Bot here
comes the great Administration organ and
lays down the law as follows. After dc.
: ela7iug that there is no point OF harmony
between the Republican party and the
Democratic, and only one between the Re-
publicans and The Readiusters, the New
York Tribune draws the line as follows:
"But the Republicans Of yireiuIa ought to be as.
sured, without any further delay that the Republi-
10 asy policy which shall involve The 5. rreader Of
thtir principles 10 the enets OF me Readjusiers or
their 0rgsnizaion 10 The control OF The Readuster
the Union has weii.SeSued BODY Of docr f e.
which no State convention has the right TO traverse
OF surrender even II temporary local victory
The Republicans In every State aud IN The nation
os, ,aags are he PATTY pisdged 70 tne bones,
II he litter and spirit Of an public ocIiea.
tons; and they VIII require . clearer showing OF
the poverty Of Virginia than has yet been made be.
TORE they eau be admit that the voluntary
bankruptcy proposed ~ certain school OF Virginia
Guaneiersb either necessary or honorable As 10
any coalition which Involves the surrender OF the
organic Alion OF the Republican party 10 the Read.
lsser that Is atoeelher out Of the question. Even
~ The Reaotsteys were superior Ia numbers such
proposition could cot be admitted. great national
party could not be expected and should not be asked
70 allow is organization Ia one particular Stale 10
Be given up for the benefit q party whose very
exssteuce " bound by the limit OF that State, no
matter how strong OF Influential II Intxht be.
10 this case the facts are entirely he other way.
The Republican, outnumber the Readjusters more
ihsn t~ofod, being very little inferior IN strength
y the Ronrbons. il 10 for them therefore 10 lay
Gown ne manner and the terms OF any scheme for
joint action whirh may seem advisable 10 pursue
against ihe oonu0n eneny--lhe eaemy OF free fuf-
fraef. and psokr<ss IN Virginia. General Malone
nes shove Ttmarkaoss capacity for political Of
Ranlxsion. ana ffvst courage and honorable cam
DOR ~ hs0wlpe his principles and bis tntentions IN
tbs senate. u bs snd bis friends are inclined
70 purse the plan outlined IN the speech BY which
- - brilliantly opened his senatorial carer. and
70 make cogm0a Gauss slsh the Republi ans la The
eoor. 20 gain for virsiDis that freedom OF voting
Nhsea absolutely necessary 70 democratic govern
atni, they sbopld Be met in spirit Of friendship
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WARRENTON.
REV. DRs. HATCHER AND HARRIsON-CcbN1Y
ELECTIONs--C EXERCISES.
of he Eichmnnd Dspafcl.l

REV. DRs. HATCHER AND HARRISON-CCBN1Y
ONs--COMMgNCEMENT EXERCISES.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.J
MAY 90, 1881.
Reference has been made in the columns
OF the Dispatch to the striking and impress
siye preaching OF Rev. William 4. Hatcher,
ID. d., of your city, in the recent protracted
services at the Baptist church OF this place.
The meetings were quietly conducted. but
were OF great interest, and 1t is believed
that much good has been and will be ac-
compished through their instrumentallty,
not only in the number OF conversions, but
in the awakened interest among Christian
people and the community at large. Rev.
John Ii. Turpln. the pastor, administered
the ordinance OF baptism last Sundiy night.
THE CHAPLAIN OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvEs.
Rev. DR.. W. =. Harrison, pastor Of the
VernOn.Place Methodist church, OF Wash
ingtOn, aud chaplain OF the House If Repre-
sentatives, spent several days in WarrcntoD
this week. The object OF his visit was TO
deliver a lecture before our Young Mems
Christian Association. The Doctor selected
as his subject the discussed character
OF the doughty Scotchmin, Thomas Car
lyle. The audience was large and attentive,
and The subject was handled in a scholarly
manner and with gloves of. Or. Harrison
came few years since from Georgia, where
most Of his ministerial life has been spent.
He has made a profound impression in
Washington.
FAuQUIER COUNTY ELECTIONS.
Our county elections passed off quietly.
Il. II. bowman, Esq, was reelected clerk
OF the County Court without opposition.
John X. Tanner. Esq, the excellent and eff
cent assistant Of Mr.. Beirne, who declined
rejection on account OF advancing years,
was elected over his opponent bya majority
OF over 800.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
A large number OF the citizens OF this
and the adjoining counties attended last
evening the commencement OF the Fauquicr
Female Institute, and the exercises were
highly interesting. They embraced cam
tata, essays by the young ladies, and music.
The teachers and pupils have cause TO be
highly gratfied at the result. AMATEUR.
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Forgetting that Mfr. Harvie, who last year
resigned his position on the State Commit
Tee because he opposed the July movement
is now with u.s. Wing.
What's this? 1t has been but few weeks
since we saw it stated (by authority OF Mr..
HARvlE himself ii our memory is not at
faulty that he paired with Funder at the
presidential election last fall, thus in effect
voting the July ticket. Mr.. HARvTE was
represented as saying also that II he bad
voted he would have voted the july ticket.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.
NATIONAL HOME FOR DISABLED VoLUNTEED)
SOLDIERS,
NEAR FORTRESS MosRoE, Va.
aH.y -

NATIONAL HONE FOR DISABLED yoLUSTEEBl
SOLDIERS,
NEAR FORTRESS MosRoE, Va.
May II, 1881
Bids will he received for the ERECTION AND
COMPLETION OBJ A NEW BRICK BUILDING
100 feet long by 20 feet wide, and feet high uD
10 IL O'Clock ~. JUNE s, 1881, at which time the
bids will be opened.
LIST. For foundation walls of the building.
%. For cut stOne.
Sd FoT brick-work.
4lh. For gavanlEe d IRON, slate, and tin work.
otk- For aihlnk and pssierins.
9th. For carpenters aud jOtDers' work.
CsHefully.pIepafed plans aId specifications can
be- SEEN and al needed information obtained at The
Governors ottxe at the Homel any day previous
To The letting. Bids must DO made In round sums
fos each class OF work. and bid By the yard, foot,
or thousand, ETC., will be considered.
Bids must De made for each class OF work sepa-
rately, but nay also he mace for two or more eos
sned or for The entire eCmpletion OF tse bulldlsg
Yhe brick required must o. OF good nerchanta0le
brick. such made IA or near Fortress Monroe,
Hampton, &C Norfolk. samples OF brick 10 be q I'd
\ In face or outside walls sin be required.
As guar anty OF good faith, AL bidders Will ac-
comps NY their bids w.th )ud with proper surety
or certificate OF deposit. payaole 10 Captain Il. I
| Woodan or order, which will be forfeited IN ease
said bond ceriitoase must be Tor 10 per cent. Of
| the gross amount OF the hid.
The right Is reserved 10 accept or reject any por
ton n all bids. but the lowest sponslble bids
| la all cases be accepted, IL any.
All work must be- done rapidly MS possible, an,
bidders musi specify the time Ia which they Nil
complete the work they bid for.
my 24262s.3ldJe24 Governor.
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DEATHS.

Died. at her fathers residence in IIenrcO county,
Va, on MONDAY. 30lh instant, ut 1870 L. NJ, Eli
LEN G. ALLEN, Oldest daughter of Mitchell +.
ana Nancy Allen.
Rev. DR.. McDpnad Of this city, will preach her
funeral WEDNESDAY, June LIST, At III A. NJ. at
The residence of her parents Friends of the family
are invited 20 attend without further notice.
hi, d. in Newark, y. j.. on the 19ih Of May. 1881,
ARCHIBALD. second son Of General William X.
Boggs, Of Blackstone. Va, and OF his wife, Mary
age.
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The Philadelphia North american (Re-
publicaD) says: IL is announced that the
Democrats developed unexpected strength
in the course Of the town elections in Nir.
gina, which are just over. Municipal cleo
tions do not always afford trustworthy
guide to the current OF opinion in national
issues. Yet even II the success OF the Vir-
GINA Democrats must be accepted as indi-
eating an Increase OF party strength, that
will not be matter of regret, II it should
have the effect OF convincing the Republican
leaders that they have nothing to gain from
an alliance with statesmen who make debt
reputation their boasted policy.
We do not believe the story that Roscoe
ConkliDg wrote to bis tailor: :" want new
SUIT OF clothes. Haven't time to be mea-
sured Go to art gallery and measure statue
OF Apollo Belvidere, and make suit by that
measurement" We don't believe ii, for
we don't believe that Roscoe would admit
that the statue would come anywhere near
his form in perfection.-Boston Post.
The New York Tribune Republican,
saws: Either Conkling Is keeping up an
aggressive appearance to cover retreat or
he is negotiating for the Democratic vote.
We may expect new development at Al
bany i'm day or two which will take Conk'
ling out OF the fight or place him in the atti-
tude OF an open ally OF the Democrats.
Senator Vest says he wishes q presIden-
tial election could be held just now. The
Democrats, in bis opinion, would sweep the
country. He is very grateful to ex-senator
Conkling, and says II he could aid him he
would 60 to Albany at once.
A New Hampshire man who whipped his
father gave the following explanation :
Well, the old man deserved 1t. He has
often whipped me cruelty and uniuslly
when 1 wasn't strong enough to fight
back"
The Winchester Light Infantry have been
invited to participate in the ceremonies in
eident to unyeiling the monument TO ths
Unknown Confederate dead at Frederick
City, Md, on I'd OF June, and have &C
cepted.
II you catch bass between this and th,
1st Of July you must throw II right bach
into the water. It Is against tho law to taxi
bass between the 18th Of May and the lst o.
July.
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I, for one, wish to speak a word OF praise
for St. Jacobs Oil, says Mr. c. W. Purcell,
OF the National ock-Yards, Chicago, III.
suffered with a pain in my shoulder and
arm for some six months, and at times it
was terrible. One bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil,
however, cured me.
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MARRIA(,lS.

Married. May Is. 1881. at the residence of the
bride parents. by the Rev. A. G. Brown, Mr. ". -
BROWN, Of West Virginia, TO Miss Oracle L.
SWAIN, Of this city.
Married, on the 18th of Nav, 1ssl,by the Rev
DR.. Charles III. Read. Mr.. JOHN W. PATTERSON
OF Tacot, W. Va, aud Miss NELLIE 4. FROST,
Of this city, No cards.
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THE MONTGOMERY WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS

SULPHUR SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
HAS BEEN LEASED PoB TERN or YEARS ~
MRS. VI. }. Colby,
of The Hamilton, Washington, ID. G.. aud viii be
opened under the new management on the lsr or
JUNE for the reception Of guests. No pains or
reasonable expense viii be spared to make these
Springs the most attractive aud h"ne-ke summer
resort In the mountains OF Virgnis it, close proX
unity 10 the railroad TX miles,. aud connecting
with narrow-gauge r0aU aifordiug guests the COM
fort Of stepping from one car TO the other, aud n
ten minutes ride will be landed in The reception
room at the Springs. For further particulars. &C.,
address at the Springs or The Hamilton, washing
ton, ID. C.. my I4.eOd2m
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The Bspassnsns ana Thst Postal
~ Gard. Al-

The sunday Capital ssysa prominent Off.
Ger OF the Post Office Department whom II
interviewed in regard to the Carmichael
postal card says:
$50 far as my opinion IL concerned. I
would bounce % man from the service
quicker for intercepting such clrd than I
would man 10 the service for writing IL.
We don't believe In this espionage over
public matters now any less than before"
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MILLINERY.
I FADING MILLINERY EST AB- ID
IL LlsHMENT OF RICHMOND. IH&kE
LARGEST AND BEST VARIETY Oh MILL
merry AND FANCY GOODS SOUTH OF
NEW YORK.
MILLINERY.

THREE ENTIRE FLOORS NOW DEVOTED En-
CLUsIVELY TO THESE BRANCHES.
We contend hat our goods this season surpasS IL
point OF beauty and elegance everything la this city,
~ prices that Will come within the reach OF ALL III
TRIMMED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS
OF all the latest fashions suit the most fss
tldiOus taste. We employ only practical and the
most skilfui mininers. Our assortment of
RICH yLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS.
LACES, and TRIMMINGS,
must he seen TO be appreciated. Our department
HOSIERY, GLOVES, PARAsOLS, AND
GENERAL nancy GOODS
offer unusual attractions this season at specially low
prices
Persons who have not yet visited Our establish
ment slnce our NEW OPENING should Inspect an
price our goods before purch2 inaelsswhere.
WOLFOBD 4 sfilLBERG,
523 Broad street,
Ap ~ between Fifth and SIXTH
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
A called meeting of the YOUNG MEN'S MISSION
AIRY SOCIETY Of the Second Baptist church will
be held TONIGHT, at 81 O'Clock. at The church.
my 3l-ltE f. T. MAYO, Secretary.
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odd SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,

This DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT Will
be open for the accommodation OF visitors IL, NJ
10, 1881. All the apI OinimeDts are nrst-clsss.
Elevation, 1000 feet; capacity for 1000 guest.
The wster IS powerfully tome, diuretc. mildly ca
tharlic, and Alternative. Mineral pluuge-b1th5.
temperature 10 degrees also, warm and hot mine
raj and fresh water steam maths. Extensive livery.
Excellent band - music. express, telegraph, ana
post offices In hotel.
Board per day. ~ 80 ; PER week SIS per month,
from $40 10 $50, accord NJ 10 location.
my l4-im j. l.. GIVE NJ. superintendent.
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We have OH hand columns OF articles
columns OF them in type which articles we
wish to publish. But we cannot. Some
thing or other crowds them out day after
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GRAND AJLDAY picnic
EXCURSIONS
DRAGG'S EXCURSION
ID THROUGH EUROPE.
ICECREAn, CONFECTiONERIEs, &c.

DURE ICE-CREAM.
Families, managers Of pic-nics, fairs festivals,
excursions &C., will find It 10 their interest 10 try
my ~
PURE, UNADuLTERATED ICE-CREAM,
prepared from cream Of the best mountain diaries
ORDERS for Sunday must be left exclusively on sat-
urdJy.
Always on hand, of my own manufacture, good
supply OF CAKES. II. W. MOESTA,
my l2.3m No. 100 fast Main street.
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h11r THERE WILL BE A MEETING
OF THE CITY MISSION TUESDAY EVENING
nj 80 o'clock at the Miss rooms.
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THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE POLY
TECHNIC.

Wednesday evening another large au-
dience greeted the opening exercises OF the
Polytechnic Institute. These comprised
speeches by John ID. Bradley, OF Page
county, Va, orator, and Thomas Z. Armen-
trout, OF Rockingham, Va, valedctorian.
On Thursday evening Judge Hugh w.
Shelley, OF Staunton, Va, delivered the an
nual address in the usual impressive aud
eloquent style OF that gentleman; after
which there was an address on behalf OF
the Faculty, comforting degrees, &C., by
DR.. f. L. Rice.
THE APPEARANCE OF THE VALLEY.
This portion OF the Valley is looking
splendidly, and the growing wheat and corn
are looking unusually promising.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT viii
be open for the reception or yisitefs on the lOrH
or JUNE, and viii close late In october. This g
one OF The most sslubrious places in this country.
With an altitude or 1900 feet above the level Of the
sea renders the climate peculiarly healthy and de-
Ugh fui. Besides the curative waters. Nature has
conferred upon this spot the most attractive
roundiugs OF varied ply sicai beauty with pure
br3cing mountain air.
For health, pleasure, and rood living orkney Is
the place.
Good bathing. fishing. and hunting In season.
Forty-two 10 My dollars pee month Of thirty
days. Special arrangements WITH a large party for
a stay of one month more.
my l4-Im :. VI. MULLfN, Proprietor.
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NY@ NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS .3 Q
WE DEFY COMPETITION. yNs%s
BARGAINS IN MILLINERY.
LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
CHILDRkN'S SCHOOL aud DRESS-HATS
SCHOOL and SAILOR-HATS from zoe. up
NEW STOCK OF FLOW Frs.
STRAWs, LEGH0RNS,
CHIPS, FAYALS, &c.
For real bargains 90 TO
HUTZLER BROTHERS,,
52J Broad street
Also, inst received new stock Of
DRESS-TRiMNIiNGS,
PRINCES, LACBS, Sc.
Country orders solicited ami satisfaction guaran-
teed. Wholesale and retail. my 81
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
SHENANDOAH.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE NEW MAR
KET FEMALE ACADEMY AND THE POLYTECH.
NC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF JUDGES
0'FERRALL AND SHEFfEY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatchl
New MARKET, May 26, 1881.
This beautiful town OF $50 inhabitants,
in the heart Of the lovely Shenandoah Val
ley, has been made lively by its school COM
mencements since Monday evening. First
came the interesting exercises Of Mrs. Ro-
senbereer's select female boarding-schooI.
The attendance OF visitors from this and
surrounding counties was large, and the
young ladies acquitted themselves with
great credit to their instructors. The tine
address OF Colonel Charles L. 0'Ferral. Of
Harrisonburg, entertained and instructed
all who heard him. 1t was worthy OF his
weII.earned reputation.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex.
~ ECuTEO Ut the DISPATCH PRINTING!
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PROPOSALS.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED COMMITS
w sIONERS, appointed by the Comfy Court OF
HenIico. advertise for PROF OSALS TO GRADE
THE NINE. MILE ROAD FROM IT'S lNrEHSEC
TION OF 1WENTY.FiFrH STREET FORTY
FIVE YARDS, said grade 20 conform 10 grade OF
Twenty mn street. Parties Offering proposals will
leave them with o. J. CHAPMAN, corner Twenty
seventh and streets.
PROPOSALS will be opened on SATURDAY
June 4, 1881, al IL O'Clock NJ.
JANIS VI. CARTER,
o. j. CHAPMAN,
my 27.E.SasJu.3t< Commissioners.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-rHlS DAl
Y unloading. 500 tons fresh-minsA GEoRoE
CREkK CUMBERLAND COAL. rooaesonH's
fnrnished al northern prices. Libeta d.jeS.i
nade to dealers WIKI kpbbhi
Dealer In all kiuds OF AntbraeMe aud Blmmi ~,
Ia, UNIV ~" '"'"' ~ INV
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OPPOSITION TO EXroRrioN ANV An,
~ MON0POLYs-Now dlseharging and on .o, iiF
full supply OF fiRST-Ci.ASs ANthhN, 49,
srOyE-COAL, fresh nom mines, deaNefsI a. IA
tdced prices; also, SPL INT, IuMhtkLAN>,t1t ,rp
ell kinds Of sQFT coal, OAK and flNE NJ ist5
| Cary street, Iap27l c. H. I"VN'