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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-25

young, but cannot De said to be- old. gave
The following In response 70 a request for
Information
RICHMOND. Va. June %. 1852.
In about the years 1929 and 80 7. with
other acquaintances. frequently hunted for
yame-such as wild pigeon. squirrels.
hares, parrridges, etc.-aIl through the
then vast ihicket. or - Harvie's woods. - a.
Il was then known. and oftentsmes have we
seated ourselves on the steps and the brick
wall of the. .Harvie family burial-cnclosure.
now stu in the grounds. 10 rest and eat our
lunch. About 1890 the water-works were
built Albert stein. engineer The most
popular promenade. and indeed almost the
only one at that time. was the southern
bank OF the old canal from the state armory
70 the pump-hOuse. and from thence 20
Rutberford's and GaIlego mills. and often A.
Tar a. the J irst or Three Mile lock. the trees
all along afording 4 splendid shade, the en-
bankmeni free from dust, smooth. and su-
perb. On the 4th u July, 1881, after the
military parade and the regular national
salute on the Capitol square. the Richmond
Fayetie Artliery-Capiain John Ruther-
foord-iinea At Clark's spring. and passed
through short road near HOLLYWOOD.
They were followed by the youths II the
city, 10 the party. remember A. viyidiy
n yesterday many q the guesis--Ceneral
Jaegueline B. Harvey. Maior Chapman (his
add, John Danpden pieasants, Thomas
kitehie, and many others.
In ls32 the renowned Lorenzo Dow
preached sermon Oh the southeastern
slope below Major James r. BraDch's mon
umeDt, on a sunday afternoon iD the month
~ August Of that year while the Asiafic
cholera was prevailing in this city,. % an
immense ooDcOurse ~ citizens.
In June, 1885, through the influence ~
Captain Blair Boiling, / received the ap-
p0lnuDent Of skate armOrer. when met
three Old gcni.emen-J0seph BaTncs. VIII
liam X. Glenn. aud Thomas NcCoOk, arti-
lcers-whO had been working there Of
and on since about the year 1910. and who
were familiar with al the incidents Of note
from The commencement Of the century.
II was these gentlemen that informed me
Of the duel fought in thote grounds, and
in fact pointed out the fat rock up the first
ravine after passing F0rd's vault. and near
The monument 4 William Charter, the
Chief 81 The Fire Department who Was
killed 20 the Capitol disaster. Previous %
the duel. in what J. now Hollywood. there
was one near BiO0dy-Run spring, in the
eastern suburbs. between skeit0n Jones
and Mr.. Ssiden. Seidcn was killed, ana
II vas said that one 0f The seconds IN the
affair by the name d Barrett failed 70 mem
ton information in his possession which.
Il known, the difficulty could have been
settled. and that that led 70 the duel in
Uaryie'- woods. then the western suburbs.
AJou. lS49 the grounds were dedicated
by the .amented oliver =. Baldwin. Wen
! remember Die pathetic closing % the ORR
lion: VIA sounds = Gif SHALL MI
these groves. saying Would % God That
I'd died for thee Bat I lgill desrt
from ;hi- detail for fear of wearying your
patia The weight oi wears have
somewhat dimmed my once very retentive
memory, bui wha, J have stated D. YOU
YOU may rely on ~ correct
.ery respectfully,
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SPARKLING FOUNTAINS AND lowell
LIGHT mLUNINATIONs.

TIE Two rPPEE PARLoRs AsD BALCONY
ar reserved exclusively f,r ladies aHd tbor 80
-DIfs.
The SUHdEE GARDEN BE- ~ q tiiing ~ beauty
and Mi prove - joy forever ~ uips, wE0 fr,-
4aeni o.
The RESTAURANT is Just rhai q ousli 70 be-
perfect in every dcpsrmenf-anl wa hlica up AZ
enormous eIyclss- ibC services - rrsi-class
French cook. with 81 eflcier. corps = asslstsns,
have been secured. and the proprietor tsses sroas
pride and pleasure iu assuring ihe citizens 4
Richmond and ali visitors that be- has al last
ceed-d go completing an esta ishmeut that ~in
compare favorably ~itl any 9tlief 4 the KIND IN
tnis country.
Il vii be thrown open 90 The public On MON
DAY. June z6lh, at : 0cio,k p. NJ All lsdies aud
geutlemeu are cordially insiIed % 10 present.
KEssNlCus BAND has been engaged for lie
occasion. aud no cs1ri wiil be spared . make he
evening one full ~ gIeassurg and eujoymeut
LOFI- FUkEB.
zoo ,aast Broad sirnct,
opposite Klchmuud Theatre.
Entrance " rMlors aud Garden, 500 noriA
seventh stre-t Je -9-t
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HOLLYWOOD HISTORY.
Some Account Of the Form alton Of the
Cemetery Company and Laying
OF Of the Grounds.

The Idea or "a Rural cemetery" susseasd
by Mount Auburn-Purchase Of the Hnr-
vie Woods s--Pian Prepared by Mr.. Vet
msn-Larxe -Erpendiiure for Grading. Csk.
versinz. ke.-Dsdication Of the Grounds In
tsxg; Address By o. y. Baldwin-Avepues
Recently Nzmed-Cisrk's Spring in oiden
Tines-The Hollywood Cemetery Company
40, n Cempan, FOR rPrelt-Rsminisoenees
Of a Venerable Citizen" Twilight ~ HeI-
lyw --Notes and Personals.
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TeIephone 20 No. II1.

And Mr. Joseph " Blair. s36 Main street,
win furnish YOU promptly with ciaret
wine. ,herry wine. finest teas, preserved
gingrr. and ALhcr -I.cuit.
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THE NEW WATER WORKs w Water viii
lee turned on at the new water-works
Tuesday. ON Thursday the Council Com
mittee on Water viii 20 out % the works
for the purpose of inspecting them. There
is vet good deal 10 DE done before tie
Job is fully completed.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR. 1924 MAN slrsei. 10 A.
~ household furniture. Sc.
II. 81 Don TAYLOR q p. NJ. brick rssldsnoe
-. -es, on the southwest corner q Clay snd
ulh streets.
tpPFRSOt 4 CO. 9 p. M. rrz4noi dwelling Va.
south F0urth street
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MINERAL wATERs, Ae.
DICHMOND MINERAL-WATER SPA,
Ia C0ExEE MATS AND ELEvESTH STREETS.
rVTo MAGNIFICENT SODA POINT Ans.

have this -sason ADDED another elaborasr aDd
sst.sily soda Fountain which giss. me rnusnal Ia
cilitits fif diEDensilsE my ulcqu2llcd CKEAM
SODA and MISFKAL WAJEkS- GiASfR
AI.Es. ROOT BkEBS a.ss, tle popular r.
BONATkD SODA LEMOAA ABE. ~ inaiiy IN
frs,tueca lsv u,e last 4sa-OE have also elected
rEn.tnens win Mesrs. owens Mlbm. IN who's,
new afugsiore have placed one Of Tufrs elegant
statue" soda ApfsssAtlss. ana ~hcfr can De nhd
t,,s <,an ana Mineral aasrs usually dispensed sf
snx ssnntefA M hottIing ana carhnnsfing eslast-
lishinsni ss aist ifesn tilted az WITH improved ai,-
pArAluf. which cnzssics te readily snsff fat-
he. aud the trade generally with my well-knewn
BELY AsY s,fNf,EE ALE. SODA. ToAa BEER,
zna al popular niinrfzs~watsf beverages at lowest
pslss-.
my Sod GEORGE SCHGx
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showing an gNcEss - PAXNENTs ovEE PEE
MI ~ BF ~ ABLY THlkrE MILLIONS psLLAhSs
~ The NaDRfIa ksfFEN sns rstsvsacf % rs
M<s4Dcrs an ptetnsssf = bhAIN LpreAe, fNtDw-
SgxTS. xTEHKNDEHEr PnfN fEs, aud pfYf-
DrxDr. -l2s.f6 FOR raca $40 rscesssd 10 pre-
rai,fus dor ag ne igs frt ve'Ifs.
For further Information, addff~s
JOHN 4. CARY. state As-at.
1913 Nam sirsrt kicfrona. Va
Dr. }. :. y. CULLEN. Medical Exanainer.
js s-eod3m
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Dn. WILLIAM a. HAMMOND. or NEw YoRK.
Snrrcun General Unifcd >iales Army retired.
Professor Of Di-eas'.. 0f the Mind and Nervous
@v-tenl in The University Of New s lork- elc.
cd. z navr frr some rfme madc Use ~ The BUFFALO
IT7Igs MATEu lu rasc- 81 affections u EIe
ae,-plus svstam. complicated Win Brignrs Dis
a.. sf ihe 4 dnrys. or win gpuiy dlaihesis-
The results have been eulinenily aaIii2ct1r,-
I.iffta nas for mau7 yclrs nesn fAvurIie remedy
viii ne Id HEe cases. bu i1e BUFFALO MATEE
csrraiuiv acis Delicr ul4u any eGisin lors ntOt2
solution ~ tiit tiilA sale An0 ln. moreover 'i-
ff, i,rsie hv te stomach. j also often prescf D.
Yf la ft,o-a g.as..s ~ lerrlrs HYperemiA-FesEit-
4pe from governmental work-in which the cODdi-
iiUn called nervous dyspepsia e1sis, and gtllcraiis
VITA marked benefit
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DEATH or AN AGED LADY.-Mrs. Mary
A. Montague died Yesterday at the residence
Of her son, John Ii. Montague, ESQ, at the
advanced age Of eighfy-three Years. The
deceased was loved and respected by a
large circle ef friends both here and else
where. The funeral services viii take
piRce from the residence this afternoon nj
d O'Clock.
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LIVE. CEMENT And pLAsTsn.

DOCkLAND LIME.
IL VIRGINIA LlNf.
ROSFNUALE stdf>f,
PORTLAND CEMENT lfmportsdl.
CALCi~fp PLASTER.
LAND PLASTER. r..
All sns,,e guaranteed. send f"r prices.
WARNER MOORE,
foot sesauivcGfh street, south side aess.
iez5-eod
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sESsATIoS
nAs orr1S HsrS MADE

by .ae di.corery ~ -omf new uiug. hui nothing
tas ever stood thc te.i Ike DR. c. -. BLN~oN's
CELERY AND CBAMOMILE PILLS.
Thes really o. cure SICK heldacne, nervous head
ache neuralgia. uev ousuess .leepiessuess, iBdir,-
l.aa. paralysis and melancholy.
P-lce 81 cents rer box. Two for a. SIX IN s2-50
by nlall. rosiare f..a.-DE. q. v. BENsoN. Baltl-
1 .r,- Na. -oIdbv al druggists.
CS. criftcutou. Nc's york, is wholesale agent
for IT, t. ~. Benson remedies.
je 25-ecdI Wv
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uAycHEsrER AND VICINITY.

Briefy.-Several lot- Of new wheat Oi
excellent quality. and 0f Chestrriield ral--
inr. have been offered for safe in THE city.
The grain f. unusually well developed and
the Weld appears 90 have been 30 ample
one.
The application FOR a new trial IN the
ease 0f Jones rs. The Manchester COTTON
Mil viii be argued I'd the city court io-
morrow morning.
one OF the b0arders no the city Jail j.
Anderson Green ,coioredb who D. under
indictment Tor felOni0us assault and carry
ing concealed weapons.
70 far i. reported. none n the cify pas
tors viii lake a holiday during this summer
buf viii brave the beat and labor earnestly
in their vocation a. usual. All the churches
viii be open to-day.
There were 10 cases before bis Honor
the May0r Yesterday.
Manchester has acquired number 81
new citizen. (which -he gladly welcomes
bv the extension of the riverside works ~
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad CON-
pany.
$500 vii be- paid f-r any c.ssc u'ai hof BIT Ehs
wan not cure help. Doubt moi
THERE Is GOOD AUTHORITY Tor me ra-Lsi'si'
lhaf good naiae ID better tlan riches, Dsi every
one should strive for both and uas be- = piank 10
he pintform al LAvE's MODEL DINfNe-Eo0Ns.
sgg north seventh fr-vL IA ssr9ing twenty-five
cent breakfasts, Dinners and supper
Ike EGALLERY-Carti-pho photographs, > dozen.
LEX GALLERY. Main st---copy oid pictaros suc-
ee-sfuily
LIE GALLKgv--Large photographs f,S framing,
o..
LEE GALLERY photograph chiiarn beautifully.
Ike GALLERY photographs convey he very ez-
presxson.
~MoNrEosE,~ B sxLScT.~ % ALPHA" aud al
liquors sold by ". D. B!-AIg / co. ART pure.
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JOHN IL AN0WLE'
- rwrIIGHT At H0ILYw0oD."

In 1867 Henry Rives Pollard. then the
editor and proprietor q the Southern
Opinion. offered sl00for the best poem on
the Confederate dead. There were about
fifty competitors. and The committee award
- the prize 70 the writer Of the following,
which vas signed I. r., aud war under
stood 20 be the work Of Major innes Ran
d0lph. Il describes the condition Of the
southern mind quite correctly - Il was two
cr ffr~aq y-prr- rffar fhe Y-ar
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II. JOEN's DAY.-Tbe Richmond breth-
ren Of the mystic tie duly celebrated II.
Johns Day yesterday by the accustomed
installation Of The official brethren OF the
several lodges, following the same oy the
ancient and accustomed gastronomic exer-
cises. which were highly enjoyed by the
brethren. who, with true fraternal cour-
tesy, were invited 70 make themselves al
ways and everywhere al home. Richmond
Lodge, No. 10, the oldest in the city,
though meeting at St Adams, celebrated
the Gay At the ancient temple on Franklin
street. The exercises Of the day were
begun by the meeting al O'Clock yesterday
morning Of Lodge No. II nj II. Albans
Hail. followed during the day by the others,
and concluding last night by the meeting
Of L0ge Franchise al 1T. Adams. and Hen
rico Union, No. 1870, al their hall on Twen-
ty-fifth street. The spreads in all cases
were generous aud much enjoyed by the
brethren and their guests.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TKkrH ESsuEED ri
the ase of hEADS BaKKR's "a PoNTNE DySry-
PRICE which will speedily remove incpsent tartar
and scnrf. Pl1oe. 6fiy cent box
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FRAGRANT BREATH Is AWAY piessare. aud
you can have IL by asing MADE A BAKER's iss-
cioaf CARBoLic MOUTHwAsH. lt destroys The 81
'en1r. odor caused by diseased gum and icoayod
teeth and specify rsstor.s then ~ healuiy ooss
dliion. Pr1oe any cents = bottis
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a MEDICINE FOR W0MAN-EYENTED By
A woMAN-rEEPARED By A WOMAN.
TIE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
SINCE TIE DAwN oF HISTORY.
Il revires lhe dropping spirits .uvigorsies and
i.srmoniz,s tbe aSrauic functions gfye1 elasticity
aad drnness % the Sep. restores The natural iustre
l. - eye ana plants OBJ tae pale etces q woman
-,e fresh rose. % uh's sprlng and early summer
uu..
PHYSICIANS UsE II AND PRESCRIBE IT
FREELY.
j. renores fainHess. aatusnoy, destroys al
craving r,r samulaais. and relieves weakness of
-, stomach.
T,i4i feeling af sesr.ng down. causing pain,
weight and o4ck-cAe ls always permanent, i,y cured
1v IL ase
FCE TIE CURE or KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF E.THEE SIX TEl- COMPoUSD Is
UNSURPASSED.
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IrSrrEp STATES ISrgESaL REvENuE.-I The
r.ceiDts for the week ending Yesterday
were as follows; Monday, ss,sss.0s; Tues
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daY, s',j2j.45; Wednesday, s2sGs.Os (;
Thursday, ss,s27.2l; Friday, s5.3S7 90 I:
saturday, s1,I20.C4. Total. s3a.sl5.I4.
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ExCUBs0N TO OLD POINT AND NoHF0LK.-
The steamer Ariel VIII leave her wharf
next saturday al O'Clock a. NJ. Tor Old
Point and Norfolk. R0und-trip tickets.
good for seven days viii be issued al
greafiy-reduced rates. Persons going on
this trip viii have the opportunity q wit
Messing the grand FOurth-of-July festivi-
ties II Fortress Monroe. This l. one Of
The most attractive excursions vel an
nounced. and doubtless many Of our citi-
zens viii 20.
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TER wKATHrR YEgTERDAY ws partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YEsTEEDAT 6 A n, 1,:
9 4. N, "a: Doou. -; =. n, &c; Il.
NJ. as; midnight %.
Eesn temperature. SJ..
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LYDIA E.pINKHAArs BLOoD-PUIuFIm
Will Eradicate every voslse of Humors from he
Bo,. and give tone and strength 70 The system. of
u4la. w1man. 0r child. Iuaisi ou having H.
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EUKER's PARLORs AND GARDEN.

I OUIs EUKER',
PALATIAL PUBLIC PgsLoRs.
~FATl-LAND~ GARDEN,
AND
LADIES AND GENTLENTN's RESTAURANT.
rBE MOST COMPLETE AND ELEGASr
ESTABLISHMENT ~ TBE SDCTH.
FIVE PARLORs, BALCOSY, A>D .UNsER
GARDEN.
SPARKLING FOUNTAINS AND lowell
LIGHT mLUAINATIONs.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISpIcATioKs ron To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states. warn south 10 west
winds, partly cloudy weather, and local
rains, stationary or lower barometer.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO NASryAcrrgrgs
AND OTHERS. The demand for space by
exhibitors at the great fair in Boston. 10
open the 9th Of september next, il such AZ
70 take every foot that IL available. To
give. however. the display the variety II
ought ~ possess the managing committee
allotted tG.0o0 square feet 20 exhibits from
the South. Mr.. Graves, who was IN Rich
mond Friday. is the superintendent. and
he greatly desired while here 10 learn ex-
adly how much space our people needed.
he left yesterday morning for Louisville,
and before starting specially requested that
those Of Us who desired 10 exhibit would
let Mr.. John =. Wood, treasurer, ~ Haw-
ley street. Boston, know their wishes a.
soon as possible. Time was pressing, and
II we did not want the space they would
like 10 be able 70 throw il open 10 those
who DO. We continue 20 hope that our
people VIII not allow this splendid opportn-
nifty 90 20 by unused. IL will give Rich
mond and her advantages such an adyer-
tiserncnt a they have never had before.
CLOSING ExERr1sEs OF ST. Peters
CArHE05AL B0Ts' -cdo0I.-On the night
oi the sJth instant the above school viii
'titbtliit ilN tlOsin- EXERCISES IN tHf
Cathedral Hall, corner Ninth and Marshall
streets. Brother Michael has taken charge
Of the programme. The occasion viii b. ap-
closed by some remarks from
Right Rev. Bishop Keane, whose presence.
with that Of Brothers Philip, Michael.
Francis, Burkmans, and Peter, and men,
bers of the clergy. will add greater dignity
10 r scene already calculated 10 Oh with
pride the heart Of every friend of the in
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HcUGH Oh RATS Clears oui rats. mics. fies.
roachcs, i'ed-bugs, ants, yermia. chipmsnks. I5c.
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9itImund 9ispatth.
sUSDAY...yU JUNE ., 1882.

ss-rHE CIRCULATION oY THE DISPATCH
y LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cTgcT-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY SEws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered a. fhs Pcst-1ffoe ~ Richmond. Va. ~
s-c1nd-eiass matter
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There II nothiar more refreshing than a Nm
tross Jaiep At ctr. DrLAHUE's. next - the D,s-
ygfc. 8tlce.
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sAvE MONEY By having vour printing zone 3,
The DisrArcH PhfNTiNc-liorsT. Good work.
low prices. and Subtraction .uarautsef.
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srISCTsG irritation. Inflammation. an Kidney
Complaints, cured Nv Buchupai,a.~ o. per bottle.
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UOR SALE. 10000 OLD BRICKS ON
i Church HAi
Also. another ioi ~ INV hniCh, an tiie DIX
tr,uiv 81 SUTTON < CO..
q, Lg-2f Los Main slfesf.
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7 YDLA t. PLNkHANrs

YLr -T- wlC-tD
ga
POSITIVE CURE
FOR tvL THOSE P1INTUL CoHPLAIN'c-
tr- r-FkH7rrs r. 80 COMMON
= OUR uEeT rENALE POPULATION.
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IxsTKANGE CoaPANIxs.
WORD FOR "OLDLINERs. .

IL ls .o,ariin.s add tlat Tie cpsf II iasprrss-s
iu r-eulAr. sld-iiae~ companies - to9 hspA-
Tlte fsef ls fhgt loo purify ntsfagf compgnis, In
surnce BE- farm. -is,G ~ tcfstrtt cost eAch I,oicy
sotler sharing il llfs eAft1nsS n Lisc
rnmu.nr In ufopofi son o. fls contribution
A. an nlu.trgflon = What sfFtsfV sifssa &
COMPANY d. fur Hs m,tuucFs- llls ri.EAit n
Il Il ElfTs ni LIE
NORTHW STERN MfTTA Al
LfFF-INS NSIEANEE COMPANY
ar, i'sSe com .,A5.I win ~ fAaANFis I" i-'"f-
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Excursion parfie,. or th0,e leaving the
city. DESTROYS = obtaining supplies. VIII 20
% Christian q white. whore tbey VIII
find the largest and most complete stock
south of New York. and at low figures.
They are general agents for Hstopp'- cele-
L..-.t-.l 1 .r..it.L. .Inraf
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The treasurer n Hollywood Memorial
Association Acknowledges the receipt d
the following contributions Mr.. De
Renne, savannah. Ca, so, Mr.. +. W.
Daa -on. Charleston. :. g., 9 Mr.. John
Murphy. e2.25, and Mr.. james y. Boyd.
SI-tOtll e1s.2J.
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RRlGHT's DISEASE, THE GOUTY DIATHEsls
STONE or THE BLADDER, &c.
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Oyyrcx coArs.
zoe BOYS sTRIyxD COATS
At 5sc.:
looo MEMS srxfrxD COATS
AES's ALPACA CoArs.
I-si-so. sz, s2.50. ss.
LIExy rCfIs
fUrspy de
sAS, BoY, on CHILD.
~ Our couaters inst grosn uncer The
weight Of
Coof. CLOTHING.
A. sAKs & CO..
-7Hicrlr osz-PEIcx Cfo7uIxn&-
1913 AAIs sTnsET.
OPPOSITE rosT-orv,cx.
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BrFrALo LIrHIA wATER-

BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
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BoA uie COMPOUND and BLooD-PUEw1EE AZ
prepared 81 z3s and Z35 Western aYenne. Lynn.
M-s. Price of either. a., SIX bottles for IS.
SUI y NAL iu le form ~ pills or Of l1zeI.Ees On
receipt 81 price u per box far either. Mrs PINK
HAN freeiy answers AL letters of inquiry. In
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POLICE COUEr.-The following eases
were disposed q Yesterday
Matte Price. Ellen Lacy, Della Hill, al
liz Tavlor. and Fountain Robinson ,ali CO.
lored). charged with keeping an ill-goy-
erned and disorderiy house, were sent on
% The grand jury.
Mary wingfield (coIored), charged with
assaulfing with brick and seriously
wounding John Wingiieid on the head, was
committed 20 iail for three months IN de-
fault Of surety. The complainant was also
committed FOR three months IN default OF
surety.
Jerry Gaiewood (colored), charged with
as.aulting and beating Bettie Jones, was
committed 70 Jail for three months IN de-
fault of surety.
Bette Jones. charged with being disor-
derly on the street. was committed 10 laii
for three months in default Of surety.
Courtney Gaskins ,eoioredl, charged with
being disorderly and lighting IN the Streets
was fined %.
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rnE MOST COMPLETE AND ELEGANT
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No family should be without I YoIA 2. PINK
HAMS LIyTR PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Binousness, and T1rpidlty o. The Liver. Twenty
I've cenu Der BOX.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. je25-eod
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FINANCIAL.

$4,000 TO L1SD x
PfRsT-CLAss CITY PROPERTY
Pik CENT.
BUSINESS CDNFfDFNTIAL.
Sc 2s-2t Z. .. CUAFFIN A 60.
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xR. snrxAN ANll HIS WORK.

Mr.. hoffman, who laid of the cemetery
gSDunds, was the same gentleman who
made the plan OF the Capitol Square In its
present appearance. II had previously
been arranged in terraces, or falling gar
dcns, and the ascent and descent Of the