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Virginia Eows.

Hiram Rider has been commissioned
postmaster at Mechanlcsburg.
A company has been formed to work a
valuable bed Of phmbago discovered in
Stafford county.
The Conservative committee Of Wash
inCton county met at Abingdon yesterday
and called 4 convention 10 elect delegates
10 the Lynchburg Convention and to nom!-
nate county officers.
The Alexandria Gazette says: Several
gentleman OF this city went TO Loudonn
county Tuesday TO examine the solpSlone
mine that was recently discovered there.
and upon their return 1 company VIII
probably be organized for Tie purpose Of
working it.
An Abingdon advice says: The taking
OF depOsirions in the contest Of Massey
against Wise commenced here to-day
(N edncsdayl J. IL. Wood was The FIRST
witness examined. lie claimed to be tenn
porary chairman Of the Malone party in
the last election, and by reason thereof re-
ceiycd 500 from Mr. Clark, OF the WhV.
The Democratic voters Of Franklin coun-
ty met in convention at Jerusalem Tuesday
and made the following nominations: For
Sheriff, W. W. Briggs; Treasurer, james
T.. Sebrell; Clerk, Joseph B. Prince; Com
monwealth's Attorney, William a. Parker;
Commissioner OF the Royenuc-District
No. 1, l.. A. Gay, District No. 2, II. l..
Hill; Chairman County Executive Commit
tee, DR.. j. +. Bryant.
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Nudge IEoIIaGay.s saIary.

City-ATorncy Kelley, as counsel for
Judge IIoiaday, presented petition for a
1adnddmus to the supreme Court ycstcr-
day praying that writ issue TO compel :.
Brown Allen. the State Auditor, TO pay
Judge Holiday S19l.GG. his salary for the
month Of March. The history OF this case
Is somewhat peculiar. Judge Holiday de-
sirirg to have some OF the furniture Of his
Office repaired, applied to Mr. Kelley FOR
his opinion as TO the question whether the
State or city was bound to provide for such
rcpairs. Mr. Kelley replied that he thought
the bill 4 fair and proper charge against
tic Commonwealth, and at Judge llolla-
davis instance he committed his opinion
TO writing. Judge Holiday communica-
ted this opinion TO the Auditor, who for
wardcd it TO the AttOrney-General, ana
that officer returned it with long re-
ponse. chiefly directed to the question who
should pay the Judges Salary-a matter
never submitted to Mr.. Kelley, and as to
which his opinion had neither been asked
nor furnished. Judge Holaday haG re-
ceived his salary without question, rs his
predecessors before him from the founda-
lion Of the court, out Of the State treasury,
and the other city judges received theirs
also for the month OF March; nor did he
lave any ntimation that it would be re-
fused. Judge Lewis notified Mr. heiiey
Yesterday morning that he would he IN
formed to-day when Auditor Allen would
lie reuIiiTcd TO answer.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Sfate Fair.

MEETING or THE EXECUTIVE COyMTTTEE-
THE c0LLEcTI0Ns--REvIsIO OF PREMIUM
LISTS.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Executive Committee OF the Virginia State
Agricultural SPECIFY was held az 1880 last
evening. President General Williams G.
Wickhum presided. Present.: Ex-Prcsi-
dents Major 4. II. Drewry, OF Charles CITY,
General W. III. +. Ice, Colonel W. c.
Knight; Vice-Prcsidents Colonel Robert
Beverley, OF Fauquier, and MeSsrs. Thomas
Watkins, Esq, OF Halifax. and Burr i.
Noland. Esq, OF Loudoun members Of
Executive Committee. Messrs. |. Daven-
port. Jr.. /. :. Tower, John L. Branch, and
+. Il. Glasgow, Of Richmond city; Ed
mund Il. Cooke, OF Cumberland; Thomas
W. boswell, OF Hanover; Joseph Wilmer.
OF Culpcper; Il. X. Carter, Of Prince
George, and w. A. Burke, Of Staumton.
The business before the committee was
the appointment Of chiefs and advisory
board for the various departments Of the
Fair. and a revision OF the premium list.
II was stated that the Committees OF Iu-
land Trade OF the Chamber OF Commerce and
Commercial Club were not prepared 10
make report, owing 10 n number OF their
collecting committees not having yet been
able TO canvass their districts, but that they
were certain, although the contributions
were not yet sufficient TO carry their de-
signs and intentions into effect, that the
Society could rely upon their maintaining
their proposition TO provide funds to in
crease the attractions at the Fair and in the
city during Fair-weck.
The revision Of the premium list having
been referred TO the Advisory Board in
each department, the committee, after a
very cheerful and satisfactory meeting, ad-
iOurned until ii \. NJ. to-day.
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DIR. WILBoR's COD-LIvBR OIL AND LpIE.-In-
yalids need no longer dread 10 take that great
specific for Consumption, Asthma, and threaten
ing coughs-COd-Liyer OIL and Lime. AS prepared
by Dr. Wilbor it Is robbed Of the nausea'ing tlsie
and also embodies preparation of tho Phosphate
Of Lime, giving nature Tie very article required 70
aid tie healing qualities Of the OIL, and 10 rc-crc-
ate where disease has destroyed. 1t also forms q
remarkable tone. and viii cause weak and dcbili-
taied persons to become strong and robust. IL
should be kept I'm every family for instant use on
the first appearance Of coughs or Irritation Of the
lungs. Manufactured only by \. h. WILBog,
Chemist. Boston. Sold by ~ druggists.
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THE PUREST AND BEST REMEDY
EVER MADE.
1T IS COMPOUNDED FROM noPs, MALT,
BuCliU, MANDRAKE, AND DANDElIoN.

The Oldest, best. MOST renowned aud valuable
ucdtsinc In the world, and in addition IL contains
an the best aud most elective curative properties
OF all other remedies, being the grca,cstiver rce-
,o,or. hooe-puracr and life and hcslth-res,oring
agcnt on earth.
I, giyes new life and viger 20 the aged and In
arm. To clcrgymen. lawyers, literary men, ladies,
and all whom scdcn'cry cmploymcniS cause irrcSu-
.Ariiios of lic BLOOD. stomach, Bowels or Kidneys,
or who require an appetizer, tonic and MID stimu-
.ant, % Is Invaluable. without being intoxicating
No matter Whst youF feelings or symptoms arc,
or what the disease or ailmcni 's use Hop Filters
iDoa't walt until you arc sick, bu, If YOU only feel
had or mi crabe use The Bitters al once. II may
save your life. Hundreds have bcen saved by 81
,dolug, a, a moderate cost. Ask yoar druggist or
physician. Do not suffer yourself, or let your
friends suaer. bu; use and Urse them 10 use Hop
fBiucrs.
n ven have lamcncss in the loius, with frequent
apslns sna aschss nssneness OF the thigh; scaniy,
paIiIiai and fcIucnt discharge OF urine, Allied with
pus. and which win tarn red by standing; yora-
cious appetite and unqGcnchahle thirst; harsh and
dry SKIN; cls1amy tongue, often darkly furred 4;
swollen and inaamcd gums; Gropsieal swelling Of
The limbs: frequent attacks OF hccough; inability
to void the urine, and great fatigue In attempting
it-you are suffering from some form Of Kidney or
Urlnary Complaint, such as BRJcHT's DISEASE
Of the Kidneys, stone or Inflammation Of the bl2d-
der. gravel and renal calcuu. diabetes stranguary
structure and retention Of The urine. and Hop Bit
ters il, thc only remedy that win permanently care
You.
Remember, Hop Bit,ers IS no vile, druggcd'
drunken uos'rum, but The purcsi and best medi-
cine ever mcde, and no person or family should be
without 10.
Don't risk any of The highly iauded stuff with
testimonials OF great cure, but ask your noiehbor
druggist, pastor. or physicians, what Hop Bitters
has aId can do for you, and testit.
NH I-Sa.TuTh&wlm
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Keep Cool.
HOW THE ICE-DEALERS MAKE NoNEY-cITI-
ZENS AND CITY PRICES.

HOW THE ICE-DEALEIS MAKE NcNEY-ClTl-
ZENs AND CITY PRICES.
At The beginning Of the present spring
season the different departments OF the city
government advertised for bids for the
summer icc-suppiy. The first bids received
were by the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings. and most Of the dealers put in
at "j0c., jic., and 5jc. per cwt." James
{. Smith being the lowest bidder, at SOC.
rer cWt., was awarded the contract. At
The meeting OF The Committee on Light,
y. ". Johnson. Of the Richmond Ice Com
many. knocked rates down 10 BE. per cWt.,
and rot the contract for cooling tlis de-
nortment. He also received the contract
from the Committee on Police 1t the same
price. When the Committee on Relief q
ibc Poor met Tuesday evening they natU-
rally expected from what had happened
that ice bids would be low, but when
Chairman Gum announced the figures
they we're very satisfactory, but neyerthc-
less had melted beyond the expectation Of
the most Sanguinc; VI. W. Johnson, OF the
Richmond lee Company, offered TO supply
the department at 19c. per cwt., but Mrs.
Jane King dropped down TO ljc. per cwt.,
and the chairman announced that this lady
wa, entitled 10 the contract. Ii there are
any other departments Of the city govern
medt TO be furnished with ice, it is quite
probable that the competition will grow so
lively that some patriotic dealer will desire
TO furnish ii Just Tor the honor OF the
thing, ana accompany its delivery with
music by the band. Joking aside, it is
said that ice can be sold at l2c. and then 4
profit be made.
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The BoiiiD. Trial.

Yesterday the same crowd Of idlcrS
lolmged in the space behind the railing in
the Uustings- Court room, waiting To hear
the argument OF counsel i'm the case OF
George Boiling, charged with the murder
of Richard Wacker on the 1ith of February
last. Bolt upright, and packed together
like stalks OF celery when punched for sale.
these people stood from 10 O'Clock in the
morning until O'Clock in the evening. As
an audience, 50 far rs numbers are con-
cerned. they are a success; but while they
represent all coiors, from crushed straw
berry to milk-aud-cider. and from snowy
white to sooty, they ar'nt gcraniums-not
by large majority.
The argument was opened by Common
wealth's Attorney :. Il. Witt, who was fol-
lowed by Mr. T.. Darlington Cabell, ol
counsel for the accused. At the close OF
his argument the court took short recess,
after which the argument WAS resumed by
Mr.. Edgar Allan for the defence. When
Mr.. Allan closed 4 colored man remarked,
Dat man talks Jess like preacher; likes
ter hear i'm, he so lOng-Windcd."
SIR. Witt made IN able speech in closing
for the Commonwealth, after which the
Jury retired, taking with them certain in
strllctions from the Court asked for by
counsel for the defence.
Mr.. Witt did not in his argument ask
for verdict OF murder in the first degree,
as the evidence dId not sustain prcmedi-
tated malice. and in his talk to the jury ha
was candid and fair. IL being plain that
the iurv were divided i'm opinion, the Court
adjourned about o'clock, and the Jury
were taken TO their rooms at the Exchange
Hotel
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Our faithful and much-esteemcd Char
lottesyile correspondent writes that there
can be no question Is to the fact that Gen
eral Fitz. Lee has issued a circular to the
commandants OF regiments IN his brigade
signiiying his wish to have the brigade
cncamp in Richmond next fall, "at which
time the cornerstone Of the Lee monument
will be laid" &c. Having expressed q
doubt whether General Lee had so posi-
tivelv announced the cornerstone laying,
il is due to our correspondent to say that
no doubt whatever rs to his accuracy was
ever entertained, however the paragraph by
awkardnesS OF expression might have ap-
peared. We beg his pardon.
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CHAMBER or C0mERCE.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board Of Direction,
of the Chamber OF Commerce VIII be held
At Their rooms this evening ct 6 O'Clock.
The Board consists OF Messrs. X. E..
Blankenship. president; Thomas Potts,
first yice-president; =. W. Grubbs, second
Vice. .president; Charles Bauch, Walter
Bowie. Orin Cottrell. W. W. Crump. John
:. Enett, :. II. Hawcs. :. llirsh, Z. Court
ney Jenkins. Jmius \. Morris, NJ. ;.
Onarlcs. y. V. Randolph, J. :. Tower. \.
.judson Watkins, +. c. Wherry, and
Georce L. Stacy.
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MTSFET STORE.
LOGIC
FOR PRUDENT MEN.

The way % succeed IS to got the most possible for
your money ;the harder you work the more anxious
you should be 10 spend your dollars wisely In buy
ing CLOTHING it is the cheapest to get some
thing that will wear well and look well as long as it
lasts. Consider make as well as material. Some
people are not satisfied uucss they make a big pro-
1T on everything they sell. WE ARE SATISFIED
WITH 4 SMALL PROFIT. We Ike toturn over
money qrickly, and the lower the prices the moro
rapidly wc can turn Il over. Five per cent. on a
suit may seem Ike 4 very small proat, but turning
Ave per cent. over cncc month amounts TO sixty
per cent. per annum. High-price clothiers will do
well to consider this hint. We care not for oppo-
siuon, because
WE SELL GOODS At TIE LOWEST POSI-
BILE COST,
and better than thisno one can DO. This Is why
we have been 90 successful, and nowhere can you
obtain GOOD CLOTHING LOVER THAN WE
ARE SELLING IT.
NI<FIT STORE. MISFiT STORE
0l2 MAIN STREET,
between Ninth aud Tenth streets,
Commerclil-Club building.
open evenings iii O'Clock; Saturdays un 10
O'Clock. ap l2-4t
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MozARr To-NlGHT.-At the earnest So
licjtatlon o. friends Mrs. Hoa' has con-
sented 10 sing this evening. First, over
ture. ..Merry wives OF Windsor !"
fNicolon. second. duet. "Yicni al Milo
Sen" 0lilnrd,) Mr.. and Mrs. Hoff; third,
trombone solo. Mr.. EQui; fourth. orchcs.
ira, n, IIeimweh y VWgmanm; b,
"king's Polonalse (btse); lhth, duet.
10 Viyo { T'amo," (Campana,) Mr.. and
MIS-. Ion: sixth. sextette, Jack-o'-Lan-
tern - LJungmann); seventh, duet, piano,
:. Midsummer Nights Dream" (Mendels-
sohn); eighth, winter Nights Dream p
(IIermann,) orchestra.
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members Of the company are expected to
be present.
Alter this the Association will adjourn
TO another room to join in banquet they
VIII give to Company G. The rcunion OF
the veterans and the youngsters in the SER
vice VIII, II is safe to say, be one OF the
most enjoyable events Of the season.
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V'IIE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
L TIE NURSERY.

Tho following is an extract from letter written
to the Germaa reformed Messenger, AZ Cham
bcrsburg. Penn:
4 BENEFACTRESS.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. OF this We are so sure that we viii
teach or "Susy" TO say, a blessing on Mra
Winsowr for helping her 70 survive and c+carc
the gripping, colicking. and tccthing siege. 1NS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SNECP relieves the
child from pain. and cures dysentery and diar-
rhg1. II Itsofiens the gums reduces inflammation.
cures wnd-conc, and carries tre infant safely
through the tecthngperiod. ltperforms precisely
what L professcs TO perform, every part Of tho
thing less. We have ntyor seen Mrs. Winslow-
know her only through the preparation Of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teeinin%' If We
had the power we would make Ecr, as Sic T.. a
physical savior TO the Infant race sold by an
druggists. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
an q eOdlw
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RESEwER
Is Il certain remedy for removing dandrun. making
the scalp white and clean.and restoring gray hair
10 its youthful colos II Imparts fine gloss and
freshness 10 the hair, and - highly recommended
by physicians clcgymcn, and scientists az pre-
parhtlon accomplishing wonderful results.
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ACCIDENT oN TUE ALLEGHANY RAIL-
poAp.-Yesterday While the uPrelshI
train on the Richmond and Alleghany rail-
road was nearing 1laiden's Adventure an
ayIe Of one OF the freight-ears broke. This
caused A delay OF two hours and a half,
during which time the mail train reached
the scene and was detained until the dam
MO ,rns renaired.
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WE GUARANTEE THE GOODS. WE GUAR
ANTEE FIT, OF EVERY GARMENT THAT
GOES FROM OUR FACTORY.
II. T. MILLER 6 CO..
CORNER NINTH AND MAIN STREETS.
Zap 2-Th.su&TG.Je25I
pHAWING AND PAINTING.

4 SOUTHERN LADY. HAVING HAD
~ several years experience rs TEACHER OF
DRAWING AND PAINrIsG, desires
SITUATION In the f5ll in some institution. or
will INSTRUCT \ CLASS OF PUPILS Else
Design, where she has been gaining even greater
proficiency I'm her art.
References: Bishop Morris. Of oregon, end
Bishop PaddOck, OF Washington Territory.
Address MISS $. =. T..
school Of Design.
southwest corner Broad aud Master sltets.
ap ll-2tt Philadelphia.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ny on al sales of Real Estatemade bciweeniht
l., Of January and last of June the taxes ior ihC
present year have 10 he paid by the purchaser. 90
al sales made between the ist OF July and ast.n
the wear the taXe- have % ne p1ld by the seller.
(1his cust0gl We, adopted about fifteen yeue ScC
by all the real estate gents IN Richmond. sud GI-
plies 10 Richmond and y.ciniN.l
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD, $50 L. VI. In front
OF the custom-h0use, farm Of J5 acres in thes-
tcrfeld county.
JNO. +. LAUGUTON. JR., 10 \. VI. and L. NJ.
fine diamonds, wloches, i,wclry, &c.
Il. u. CIIAFBiN e CO.. AZ 4. NJ. lot of land con-
tanning one acre, in Duval's addition, north Of
the city
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD. ? p. NJ. trustees sale
of two farms Of nire and ten acres each near
kilby's station, on the Richmond, Frederick -
burg and Potomac railroad.
FRANK ID. hill * CO.. , 7. NJ. frame hOuse
No. sl3 north seventh street. between Duyal
and Baker streets.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH. very extensive trade
sale.
WILLlAMGoLDsMITH. 1890 \. NJ, dry goods,
clothing, &c.
Z. y COOK. 10 \. W., percmptory sale Of magno-
liza trees.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 4. NJ. IS; (;
Q A. NJ, 60; noon, 73; 3 +. NJ, 20; 6 T..
NJ. -; midnight, 62.
Mean temperature, 655.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR Tc-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states. local rains in the north
crn portions, partly cloudy weather in the
southern portions, followed by local rains
on Thursday evening, stationary or slight
fall I'm temperature.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEMs.-Thc iol-
lowing cases were disposed OF yesterday a.
Oliver rs. The Commonwealth. Writ
of error and SuperSedcdS awarded to a
Judgment OF the Circuit Court Of Bedford
county, rendered the I'd Of March, 1888,
affirming q judgment OF the County Court
OF said county.
Smyth rs. Snyder. Argued by Charles
V. Meredith, Esq, fer plaintiff in error,
and Jackson Guy aud N. NJ. Gillian, Esqs.,
for defendant, and submitted.
Robert ID. lancey and W. 5. Holland
allowed 10 practice as counsel in this court.
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alISFGT STORE
(OUET ORDERS.

NIRGI GINIA.- TIE CIRCUIT
COURT OF tbs COUNTY OF HENEiCO
THE 9TH DAY or APRIL, 1888.
In tie matter Of the application Of Il. Il. HUBBARD
aud others for the Opening Of u public road or
highway from the present terminus Of Reservoir
avenue 20 the Dccp-Run turnpike, or Broad
street cNteaGcd, in tie county of EenricO: on an
appeal OF risbt from q JUDGMENT Of The COUNTY
Court Of the county Of lIcnrico pronounced on
thc Zlst day Of February, 1882, disnissing the
application Of said petitioners al their costs:
This day came again A. well the petitioners by
their attorney rs Edward Y. Cannon, one Of the
prOprietOrs Of tie land through which The said
road is proposed 10 be conducted, process having
been returned executed upon \. d. Nlillans, 9.
Nj. Robinson. and Oliver ). sch0olclit' othef pf0-
pret0rs Of the land q rough which The sad road Is
likewise proposed 10 be cOnducted; and the Coufe
having examined Tie transcript Ol The record OF
the judgment afOTeslid and tlc proceeding thtIc-
In, on confederation whereof IL Appearing uat tIe
report Of the commissioner retained on tne Sth
day Of August, 1881, and the map returned thefe-
with, ana not disclose TIE names Of all lbc pro-
pf1etOrs of tenants Oi the land through WINCH uic
prOpOsed road Is designed 10 be established, ana IL
not appearing tiat an OF sad prOprieiOrs or ten
ants afterwards appeared in Tie cause, II seems 10
tiie Court that tbe Court below erred In proceec-
Ing 70 determine the cause. and that the judgment
81 The tOun below y erroneous; ana IL j. ofucfci
thatt sane e reversed ani that az the prccceh
tugs hd IN this matter subsequent 10 The ming oi
fS!q report ~ commissioners DE- 80 aside ana an
nullcd; ard ihc law requiring thi cause 10 be re-
tanned 'r ths Court for further proceedings. II is
ordered that notice % AL whom II may concern
fhaii be- DdblI she'd IN some nrWsptplr ~ general
circulation published rs liic city Of Richmond Tor
four weeks successiycy. o. appear ~ The court
house of tae eOun'y II ilenrleO on iho 10TH DAY
Ot MAY MAJ aud show cause, II ANY they can,
why The prayer Of the petitioners shall not be
granted. .
Tesie GEORGE W. CARTEE.
ap l2-1h4w Clerk.
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DEATH TO wHITEwASSE.

AfAXWELES PREPARED GYPSUM,
VI tor Whitening and Coloring walls of DWELL
pose whore Whi;ewssh or kasomile D. used. J.
easily applied. VIII not peel. crack. or rub on.
sanitary properties excellent Packed In barrels.
half barrels. kegs. and cans. Sendfor circulars
NAZLETT, FOSTER x CO.. l22 wesi Pratt street.
Baltimore. Md. e. 2O-coi3n>
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SUDDEN CHANGES or WEATHER are productive
of Throat Diseases. Coughs, Colds, &c. There 3
no more cffectull relief In these diseascs 20 be
found than In the use of DROwS'S BRONCHIAL
TnOCHEs. Price. Is cents
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases

POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Lewis Beverly (colored), charged with
stceIing Is cents from the United Sons and
Daughters OF Israel. Not guilty.
John Vaughan (colorcd), charged with
being disorderly and using profane Ian
guage in the street. Fined 20.
DR.. G.. A. Owens, drunk. Fined g..
C.. A. Redford and A. II. Claiborne.
charged with being discrdcrly and lighting
In The bar-room OF Grander x Jones Fined
% each.
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To MAKE A GOOD SALAD DRESSING ~ THE
ordinary way. good condiments, plenty Ct tine.
and no little skill are essential. DURKEE's
DRESSING supplies these requisites. Al grocefs
Ill 90
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The Guard of the Commonwealth AS
soeinttOu.

Tonight the Guard OF the Common
wealth Association, composed OF ex-mem-
hers Of Company G, will meet at s O'Clock
m Monticello Hall for the purpose OF elect
inc officers for the ensuing year. All eX-
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a;
the DISPATCH rRINrrNG-IjoUsni Good WORK
low nrlces. and slt- slac.lnn alarnnloed.
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M Twenty-four beautiful colors OF the
Diamond Dyes, for sill, Wool. Cotton,
&C.. 10 cents each. A child can use with
perfect success.
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nrCGrEs. pmAErONs. DRAWS, &c.

WE HAVE ON HAND FORcgN.x
w SALE, At the lowest psices, w 49,
assortment OF TOP aud sIDF-BAE BrGGiEs,
ROCkAW AYs, GROCERY WAGONS. aud ono
NEW DEAl, ali our own make. Repairing oi
all Kind, speciality. MINOR & JACOB,
ap 1l-lm comfr Fourth and Marshali streets.