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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-24

duty about the shops and grounds of the COM
pany at the head of Mississippi street. The
company has been compelled to re-
sort to this step to suppress the rufianism,
done to property about their premises.
Friday night Barney Allen paralyzed pint
of the old stuff, more or less, and after be-
coming loaded he called at the mansion of
Ed. jackson and his sister the dark-hued but
lovely Barbara Reynolds. Allen wanted to
engage jackson to clean out vault, about
which the men had discussion and Barney
became cranky, threatening to clean out the
ranch. Barbara lifted her angelic voice and
Jackson seized hatchet. This subdued AL
len and he filed He was afterwards arrested
for disorderly and was Yesterday fined ten dol
fars
Tim. Delaney and Frank Highland were up
yesterday, charged with resisting and making
an assault upon Officer Cunnif. Friday morn
ing there was rumpus on Minnesota street
and the bone and sinew of the law rushed in
as peaeemaker, wherenpon the men turned
on him and Delaney, it is alleged, held the Of
ficer while the other fellow got his work In
on him. Highland was mulct fifteen bills or
ten days, and the Delaney case was continued
until Monday. By request of the officer and
the intercession of q citizen the fine Of High
land was reduced to SIS.
st. Paul is fast becoming the asylum for all
the paupers and outcasts in the State It fire.
quently happens that as soon as person be-
comes infirm and INDECENT in the outside coun-
ties pass is procured. and the unfortunate
wretchis hustled to this city, which is becom-
ing lying in hospital for half the paupers In
the State. A few days ago an imbeciie girl
named Hannah Pellet, residing at Dassel,
Meeker county. was turned out Of home by
her father and set adrift on the town The
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-24
TAe aGerman.n

The German on Tuesday evening last
at Sherman hall, proved oil that was hoped
for by its most enthusiastic well.wishers.
Certainly, a more artistic affair, per Sc, has
not been given in the city. The hall was q
brilliant glow of light and color; the music
by Seibert entranGng, and the toilets superb.
Mr.. VIM. F. Newbll led the German" and
the prizes were won by Miss Alexander and
Mr.. Lyman. Thkformsr presented her prize
to Lieut.. Long and Mr.. Lyman presented his
gift to Miss Perrin. The toilets were as fol-
1OWs..
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| usual artistic excellence.
The engagement of Mr.. R. NJ Kiefer and
Miss Cora Brown was signalized on Monday
| evening last by social gathering of the two
| families at the residence of Col. Kiefer on
Dayton's Bluff. The congratulations were
numerous and charming time was had.
Mr.. w. P. Rogers, of Milwaukee, the silver
voiced tenor who has charmed so many with
his rendition of beautiful ballads during his
! stay in the city, leaves this evening to take
| possession of large cattle rancho in Mon
| tana. He Will be accompanied by his friend
| DR.. Griswold, of this city.
| Mr.. Albert Fl. Wood of New York, the ernf-
nent composer, and now the patentee of one of
| forte, which he is manufacturing, made q
brief visit to the city and left last evening for
| home. While here he was the guest of his
| old friend, Mr.. r. G. Munger.
The nuptials of Mr.. Joseph Bell and Miss
Bertha J. Swanson were solemnized on Thurs
day afternoon at the residence of the brides
/ parents in Brunson's addition. A reception
and supper followed, and congratulations and
presents were both numerous, the latter being
particularly appropriate and elegant
| A delightful entertainment was given at the
jackson street M. E. church Friday evening,
participated in by number of well-known
musical people of st. Paul, and for the benefit
| of the Swedish church. more enthusiast
tcally received or attractive programme has
not been given in st. Paul for many day.
Mrs. Draper entertained beautifully Friday
evening, at her residence. The party was given
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

COMPANY u AND SIDNEY GRAYs.-At q
meeting OF Company ID, recently held, the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Whereas this company having not as yet
adopted a company name, and being mind
ful of the gallant and glorious record OF the
Sidney Grays, both in time OF war and
peace; and whereas we desire to perpetuate
the history Of company whose name in
the time OF war was the synonym OF
bravery, and in time Of peace renowned for
it, success; therefore he it
Resolved. That we do adopt the " Sidney
Grays" as our company name, and the eX-
members Of that company who left in good
standing be requested TO unite with us as
honorary or associate members 10 aid us in
perpetuating the memories which clust, +
around the old organization, and those who
survived the fortunes OF war. and whose
circumstances do no not admit OF their CO.
operation, their Da1es be placed on our
roll Of honor as honorary members.
The following nOn.commissoned officers
were appointed for the first quarter: First
Sergeant, X. ID. Adams; Second Sergeant,
Percy Noise; Third Sergeant, c. Irving
Darlington; Fourth Sergeant, 2. j. Dun.
nayant; Fifth Sergeant, Temple Il. Crouch !;
Color-Sergeant, Harvey Wil>on; Quarter
master. Sergeant, Cas>ius l.. Cudllpp; First
Corporal, W. +. Poythress; Second Corpo.
raj. Waddie Talley; Third Corporal, Cabell
Davis: Fourth Corporal, J. l.. Boswell.
The company has forty names on its roll.
The honorable name Of the Sidney Grays
will be worthily borne by the new organ
iZatiOn.
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BRIEF LOCALs.-Right. Rev. Thomas u.
Dudley. formerly OF Richmond. and now
assistant Bishop Of Kentucky, was married
in New York on Thursday TO Miss Mary
Elizabeth Aldrich, daughter OF the late
Herman Aldrch.
Three varieties OF the most lusciou. cher
ries were exhibited at the Dispatch office
yesterday by DR.. +. ii. Langstedt, who
grew them at his residence, on Libby's Hill.
Query Who Is 10 blame for the slow
work on Main street?
Commencing with Monday, passenger
traus on the Richmond and Allegheny road
will run from the foot OF Eighth street.
Under The influence Of the recent rain
Main street between Tenth and Eleventh
was yesterday almost impossible. and in the
breast OF the average Christian human ma.
ture contended with the good Samaritan
whether it should indulge In good eussing
or stop to pity the three men wrestling with
so big q work.
The work on Main street is progressing.
1t was begun on April 23d, and TWO squares
will probably be completed next week.
This is verify the age Of progress.
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HOwITzER's EXCURSION. The above eX-
cursion leaves the York River der OF prompt
" at clock Monday morning, June 9th, for
West Point, where they will have their
annual dinner and arget-practice. The
company has made every arrangement to
accommodate and give a pleasant time TO
all who may attend. The Richmond How
itzers is the only artillery company IN our
CITY and the best in the State. They will
be accompanied by the HOwitzer Associa-
tion and The Richmond Grays. Where two
beautiful rivers Join and form the grand
old York is the place the Howitzers Will
have their dinner and target-practice. The
guns will be stationed on the point with a
range Of one mile, aiming at floating tar
get. This occasion will furnish fine Oppor-
tunity 10 visit West Point and spend Whit
Monday. Tickets may be bad at Lamberrs
cigar.stOre. Ninth and Main streets. The
Grays, who accompany the HowiIzers, will
assemble at : O'Clock Monday morning.
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.,,nEs. JewEL.y. DIAMONDS.
.~rw JEwELRY-HoUsE.
os,xp OPENING MONDAY, JrxR eru.

...r.ev placc OF business, No. 1922 Main
having been remodelled aud elegantly re-
- wv, take grcs, pleasure in informing the citi-
W." richmond and vicinity that have opened
-. management Of MIR. r. c. MEYER a
w. ,Sp VARIED STOCK OF JkwELRY,
,rsrscinf In par'
'n,xrsoME DIAMOND EAR-DRops,
l,cr.rINS, hoCKETs,
r,rsrYR and SOLITAIRE RINGS,
STUDS, Ss" &C.
,,x, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES tstem-
spdkty windersl;
..,.r COLD RINGS OF evory variety Of Cameo
.,s Diamonds, Gsrne, aud Diamonds, Iniaglio
c.roca. Turoois and Pearls, Onyx, Amethyst,
Moss Assto, &C., &C.; ls-ksrat PLAIN GOLD
RINGS:
er>TlENLN's GOLD, SILVER. and TRIPLE
PLATE vEsT-CHAINs:
,DIYs' snd MISSES NECK, LEoNTINE,
.os oPERk GOLD CHAINS;
,,nlFS' and MISSES SITS DlAMANTA.
CAMEO. GARNET, AND TNAMFLLrD
GOLD JEwELBN;
~ sssorimmt Of GOLD CUFF, SLEEVE,
md COLLAR BUTTONS; BREAST. BO-
SOM. and SCARF.PGNS; EARRINGS,
STUDS, LOCKETs, CHARMS, &C., &c:
c,rple,e stock OF oPERA-GLASSEs. EYE
GLASSES, sPECTACLES, COLoRED
GLASSES, SILK GUARDS, and other ar,.-
,les In the optical line
v,xF WATCH REPAIRING specially.
1sKARAT PLAIN GOLD RINGS to order at
.so-i police.
Thanking The public Tor The very liberal patronage
,,-,,eeore bestowed upon me, mos; respectfully
g, . continuance Of the same. warrautng In the
,.pre As 10 the pss, 10 maintain their welnerited
.,,s,.pce, sad with increased facilities will be
,.,,e, preIsrcd 10 meet their wants.
t,,,y s-iiee VIII be guaranteed as represe nted.
4. HARRIS,
S,r No. 1922 Main street.
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EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON MONDAY
Marshall Lodge, Knights Of Pythas, give
their exclusion to Washington on Monday,
and the trip promises to be delightful one.
The Federal capital, one OF the handsomest
cities in the world, offers as many attrac-
tions to visitors a. any place on the conti-
nent. II you want to see It's magnificent
public buildings and palatial residences be
at EIba early. The committee has pro-
vided everything, including refreshments,
necessary 10 the convenience and comfort
OF those who patronize them.
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THE OUTRAGEOUsLY SLOW WORK on MAIN
STREET.-lt is the general subject oi re-
mark that the city authorities should allow,
and the citiZeos should submit to, the out
rage Of having the main thOroughfare of
Richmond made impas sable for so many
weeks, with the prospect Of months, and it
would even seem years. OF such iDcon-
venience. The work Of repaying with
Belgian blocks and grading the street was
begun six weeks ago yesterday. and as yet
two squares have not been completed. At
this late it Will require two, and most likely
three. months to complete the work TO
Fourteenth street. In many a wide-awake
corporation OF the North the whole work
would be done in single night. Sufficient
force should certainly be raised here 10 ac-
compIish it in one or two weeks at farthest.
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UENRTco ITEMs.-The following grand
;uro,s have been drawn for the June term
Of the Henrico County Court, which meets
Monday week: c. b. Gwalhmey, l.. IL.
,Jetcr, James A. Moore, j. F. ChlldIey'
John Gathrigbt. NJ. f. Allen, Washington
Williams, William j. Southwark, and Will
liam T. Ford.
Mr. Henry Cox. a well.known citizen OF
uenrico county, was stricken with paralysis
Friday evening, and is now lying danger
ouslv III at his residence. lie is The owner
OF ibe farm through which the famous
Dutch.Gap canal passes.
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Are sou disturbed 81 light aud broken 0. your
rest by a sick child suffering aud crying vi b The
excluciating pain of eating teeihg Il So. 20 a I
once and 70 I a bottle Of MRS. WISSLOw's sOo1 H.
ING SYRUP. II Will relieve the poor little sufyre ?
mmed tely-depeni upon H. there Is no mistake
about e. There Is not Il mother on earth who has
ever used It who Will not tell you Al once tbs, Il WI
regulate The bowels aud give rest 10 The mother and
relief aud health TO the child. operating Ike magic
t Is perfectly safe 10 In all cases snd pleasant
10 the TASTE aud Is the prescription OF OF i5a
Oldest aud best female ply sicisns and nurses In the
United states. sold ldeytrywbere. twenty-five essis
a bottle. Je S-toIk"
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WHIT-MONDAY PIC-NIC.-An all'day pie
mic will be held at the Falr-Grounds on
Monday under the auspices OF the ;. B.
Society. There will be baseball match,
horse.race, and other amusemenls for the
entertainment Of those who attend. Con-
veyances will run during the day and eye-
nIng from Broad and Fourth streets.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

j. h. ELAN, ,6P. NJ. two bulldog lots OF Plum
street between Main and Cary.
GgURBS \ WILLIAMS, o p. W.. commissioners
sale Of valuable tuburbsn property in Sidney Oh
aud pear the Grove road.
CRIJBBs & WILLIAMS, 10 4. NJ, OLD bricks.
tOisis. rsfiers, ho0ring, &c on Wslna. ailey be-
tween Fifteenth aud Seventeenth streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 81 y. NJ, hsadsome s,l-
burban residence known as Auburn" mith'
mile west or The city.
FRANK ID. HILL, 81 r. ", trustees sale OF
framed dwelling and q number OF lois AZ Tue
southeast corner OF Twen'y ninth a1d sbetts.
aud al tue southwest corner OF fhirtieia and X
streets.
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Masonic ELgCTIoN.-At stated meeting
OF Temple Lodge, No. 0, A. +. A. NJ, held
at st. Albans Hall, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing twelve months
Worshipful Master, Charles X. Yancey
Senior Warden, Z. F. Parham; Junior
Warden, c. W. Clemmiit; Treasurer, e. A.
Spence; Secretary. r. f. Tyler; Senior
Deacon, Stratton A. Snyder; Junior Dea.
con, 4. F. EbeIl (; ChapIains, Rev. ID. Wat
son Winn aud Rev. X. S. Barrett; Tiler.
ID. b. Collins; Stewards Committee: +.
NJ. Cardweli, E. L. Grant, and Joseph Lon
gan.
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CITY TAXES.
CITY CoI4 KcTOR's OFFICE.
RICHMOND. Nav 81, 1881.

CITY CoLA xcTOR's OyFIcE,i
kiCHMosL. Nav 81, 1881.
THIS OFfACE WILL BE OPENED
= DAILY. between the hours Of o O'CLOCK a. NJ.
ss2 ~ O'Clock Y. ~ from he Ism 10 the 30ih day
Slnf, inelusiv,s for the purpose of receiving from
sal pefsOn chafesd s1b CITY TAXES the whole
VI .e yiie haf Of tie al3 cunt OF tax charged.
I'm fER CENT. viii De added 10 the amount 0t
1Aeharged In every case where the IesIty assessed
iisa iail 70 pay the whole or onehsif within tue
AZ estate agents and Others having number o.
h " pay viii please SIND lists, 30 that tbeif DIb
80 be gotten together. Property held 10 'rust,
''t.sT siYe trustees names. A. r. WOODSON.
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GRAND JURY LIsT.-The following g'named
nersons have been summoned to serve as
Grand Jurors at the June term OF the
U,,stings Court, which begins tomorrow :
CharJes Phillips, Charles Talbot, Jr., James
+ W1ury, william ii. CulliDgwortb, W..
w. Thuberlake. William Haynes, Il. WHEY
Davis. yobn l.. Williams, and Richard For
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EXCURSION TO MOUNT PLEAsANT.-The
East-End Beneficial and Social Society, No.
,, will give an excursion TO Mount Pleasant
tomorrow morning. The programme en-
braces glass-ball shooting. archery practice,
dancing, &c. A pleasant tine is promised
to all who attend.
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BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION.
rrOceedings OF the Last Days Session.

Election OF New Boards for the Ensuing
Year-The Temperance Cause Endorsed
Visitors from the Colored Baptist Conven.
tisn-Personal-Report on Corporation he
tween Churches and District Associations
Basis ofRe eprescntation i'm the General Asso-
ciation-Report and Addresses ON Home Mis-
sions-The Sunday-School and Bible Boar
A Long Discussion Morning, Afternoon,
and Night Sessions, &c., &C.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
cloudy, with light rain, clearing at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 6S I;
8 A. NJ, &C: noon. 81; Il. NJ, 60; 6 p.
NJ, 65 midnight. 60.
Mean temperature, Ga l.6.
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fyrERNhL.REvESUE CoLLEcrIoSs.-The
io,ernal.reyenue collections for the week
ending Yesterday were as follows: Monday
a 4sG 60: Tuesday. 1926 ls; Wednesday
"a ass "a; Thursday, 81 1872 u; Friday
s6,sSl.s .ss; Saturday. $3.50. TOTAL sSh-
an
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RIMS.
DIMS RIMS! RIMS |!

GOODMAN'S WOOD-BkNDING FACTORY l.
Dow prepgred 10 furnish BENT RIMS of the finest
Virginia hickory. have given X. l.. WILLIAMS
60. Of this city, she exclusive controi OF these
god for the cities Of Richmond Nofiolk' refers
5ur. and Dauyille and the intervening counties.
A. Il. GOODMAN, Proprietor.
Referring 10 the above card We inform our friends
end the trade that we have carefully examined Mr..
6OODMAN'S RIMS, and the stock from which he
] bending aud find them cq Ial 10 Inc beot made
We Ibs carry IN Stock full line, and request dea-
ef % cai and examine our prices or 10 send 'or a
ample iO'. Thee goods are delivered lree IN our
sore, which eD,blss us to sell al from z 10 10 pr
tdi lower than The same goods purchased Oi
1893 Nam street.
RI HNOND lime 4 1891 ie 3 5-deod3 &wlm
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, aud
you can have 1t by using MEADE & BAKSR's de-
lici0us CARBoLIC NOUTH-WAsH. 10 destroys the
offensive odor caused bv diseased gums aud de-
cayrd teeth, and speedily restores them to healthy
col dtion. Price, hfty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-05

Nsw Music. Received OF r. A. Saafield,
publisher, New York. his musical "Liora,
rrlesv for May, containing new vocal an ana
instrumental selections, including the OIL
yetse Iaucers.
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fURHlTU UkE.

NpkING STYLES IN FURNITURE. a
sIpse PABL)R, CHAMBER, and DiNINGA
VIZ % Our STOCK q complete, and viii compare
s'sss 20 aud quality Of socds. You viii taye money
n s1anining oar stock before tuyinx. Easy Terms
s1 1. .S.s%. H. GA1iisF,.sMu 1is Governor = sXr, s,rss,,
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Pic. NC AT SCHEUTZEN PARK.-Amone The
numerous attractions for WhIt-Monday Is
the pic mic 10 be given at ScheuiZen Park
by the Esst.End Pleasure Club. The COM
mittec announce that they have spared no
najns TO make this pleasant affair.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clearing weather, va
riahle wihds, mostly northwesteIiy, aud
higher barometer.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHiTE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE * BAKERS SAPOSISE DESrI-
FRICE which will speedily remove incipicnt tartar
and scurf. Price, fifiy cents box.
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VI. FLLYsoN y CO., advertising agents. insert al
yersements in all Of the newspapers Of the United
states al publish RS rates. Orders left at the DIE
oatch cCaniing-room VIII receive prompt a,teD-
.ia
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BrFFALO LITHIA WATER
DTFFALO LlTHlA WATER,
FOR
CHRONIC INFLAMMATIONS or THE
BLADDER.

TESTIMONY OF DR.. ROBERT BATTEY, OF
GEORGIA,
TBy FNINFSI GYSECoLOGIST AND >UGCESTOR
or BAITEY'S OPERATION,
PROFESSOR OBSTETRICS, ATLANTA MEDICAL
COLLEGE,
PRESIDENT GEORGIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS,
yExBER OF InE JUDICIAL COUNCIL AMERICAN
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
ROME, GA, May 20, 1881.
CsloaC Thomas F. GoOde:
rsrSir-In rtspons, 10 your inquiry, would state
fhai have hteu usiug the Buffalo Lilhis Water. No.
= 10 nv practice for three wears past in cases Of
CHgONlC INFLAMMATlO\S OF he III; ADDER,
weber Induced by STONE, by ENLARGED
PR0>TATE In The aged, or by Neglected GONOR-
RHEA, and have secured egcefept results, which
,lc1urage me 10 prescribe II for the future. In its
Gher uses have no experience As yet. and cannot
sItak Of nv own knowledge.
Respectfully YOURS.
ROBERT BAITEY.
Or. ALEXANDER Il. MOTT. OF NEW YORK,
PROFESSOR SURGERY BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
MEDICAL COLLEGE, SURGEON 10 BELLEVUE
HOSPITAL.
IL have been making use Of the BLfftlo Lithia
Water ID nv practice and IL affords me pleasure TO
tesr testimony 10 its very valuable therapeutic pro-
"Tspecially in tie GOIT1Y DIATHESIS and IN
varI0as diseases affecting The URINARY ORGANS
Il Eil be found 10 give the most satisfactory re-
suits"
THESE SPRINGS ARE NOW OPkN FOR
GUESTS.
The water In cases Of one dozen half.gallOn bot
Lea, IS per case al the springs; cooDr
Proprietor Buffalo Lithla springs, Va.
NJ 27-Ft~uSW
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paoBLgM.-If four squares OF Msln street
no ,epayed by the coming centennial, VIII
The present force be able TO hnish tnas
,borouahfare % by the centennial following
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ICE-CREAM SODA Is something new. Try It
ouly Sc. glass-:o be had from ANToNI's FouH-
tane De Laiayelte.
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HUcKIs's CELEBRATED SOUPS lelesanr al
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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SC. only for 4 Picnic CIGAR.

For all the novelties i'm SILKS and sArINs % to
SYCLE BROTHERS.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY IN
Dry Goods. Msttings, oil-Cloths, at ID. Z +. NIT
TELDORFER'S,
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PURE CATAwBA WINE at $3.50 PER gao2.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY at ~ per gallon.
PURE SPANISH SHERRY at AZ so per gallon.
PURE GREES and BLACK TEA, at low prices.
PURE CHAHPAGNEs. FORTS, and French Brandy
al low prices. W. d. BLAIR & 90. lIO9 NsIn ~
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The pretiiest and the handsomeist LAWS 10 be-
found az sYCLE BROTHERS..
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If you want bice, good MATING 20 20 sYCLE
BROTHERS.
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For the best DOLLAR BLACK SILK you must 90
10 SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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ASK druggists for Rough on Rats" II clear out
rats, mice, bed-bugs, rOaches, yermin, flies, ants in
sects. Is cents per box.
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sYcLE BROTHERS are closing out their DRESS
GOODS.
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a:so p. NJ. o. Enyson; s:I5 p. NJ. J. NJ.

Ebenezer-1l A. NJ, T. w. Sydnor, d.
D.; $3.50 z. NJ, j. W. Rylapd; s:l5 p. NJ.
W. A. Street.
Rising Mount Zion-l1 A. NJ, james
Sweeney; $3.50 p. NJ, p. Swami.
Second Church byrd between First and
second streetsl-l1 A. NJ, J. r. Bagby; 3:3O
p. NJ, W. A. Baynham.
First Baptist Church (coIored), Manches.
ter-3 z. NJ, NJ. A. Wilson; 8 +. MIN.
May.
Third.Street African Methodist $3.50 p.
NJ, A. +. Davidson; 8 =. NJ, A. A. Rice.
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DEvILLED CRABS, LOBSTER, AND sALNOS, at
CHRISTIAN K WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-05

PARASoLs! PARAsoLs A new supply jus, ie-
ceived at ID. l. p. NITTELDORFER's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-05

The llrgest assortment Of CHILDREN'S PARA
SOILS 10 be found a. SYCLE BROTHERS.
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MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS. |.

SUPERIOR ENGLISH BREAKFAST, OoLoSG, inf
TEAS at CHRISTIAN < WIicIhs.
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II you wanta good and che,p CORSET 20 10 ~.
Gle HROTHEKS'.
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LICORfCE-PAsTE.
| l01RICE-PASTE.

/ I~RIcE-PASrE.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
DOCK STREET,
ftAE SPANISH LICORIGE-PASTE,
or the established PELAk brand.
a sonsiEameni now landing direct frem Spain.
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fGRNIfURR sTOKED,

hOsE WISHING TO STORE FUR
- ~ ~, Ikk Tor long or short period, or TO en-
s 1S,lShliS rooms for occupancy during summer
n,3 e-su&Tai n W. " '