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Personals and Briefs.

CT. Moore, proprietor OF The Manches-
ter stage line, A. ID. Shotwell & Co., pro-
prietors OF the Manchester tannery, and
the owners OF the mills along the water
line. have been reported to the Police JUS
tice of Richmond for running teams on
the streets OF Richmond without q license
The MAYOR Of Manchester has decided
that owners OF Richmond teams hauling
from one part OF MANCHESTER to another
were liable to license. The case will be de
cided by Justice ID. G. Richardson. OF the
Police Court, Saturday. IL is one OF par
ticular interest to at least two hundred
persons who are owners OF teams in Rich
mopd and Manchester, for il is very proba-
BILE that the Mayor of Manchester will hold
like opinion to the Police Justice OF Rich
mond.
Judge Richardson was in his seat in the
Supreme Court yesterday, and delivered
the opinion in the Portsmouth school eases.
Moses =. Handy, Esq, managing editor
OF the Philadelphia Press, is in the city.
Mr.. W. Coyney, proprietor OF the Red
Sulphur Springs, was in the city. yesterday.
Governor Cameron was asked yesterday
as to the truth Of the report that he had
been rendered the place OF Postmaster
General, and replied it is utterly with
out foundation"
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to Establish Department OF Agriculture,
Mining, and Manufacturing for the State,
approved March 90, 1877, says "that the
Commissioner shall be empowered to make
ALL NECESSARY RULES
and regulations for the purpose Of carry.
ing out the design and intentions OF
this act"; and under thfs authority he
hus the full power and discretion
to prescribe and enforce the use OF the tag,
as he has done In Rule "NO. 90; and,
while the Chancery Court OF Richmond did
not err in perpetuating the injunction tor
bidding and restraining the Commissioners
Of Agriculture, James NJ. Blanton, from
f" "exacting, or attempting to exact, the
charge for tags, as required by Rule No.
- or any charge, whatever, for the tags
prescribed" yet, we think that the last
clause Of the injunction, in the words.
"and also from attempting, IN any way, to
enforce said Rule Ono. ~ D" is erroneous ;
In that II restrains the Commissioner OF
Agriculture from the exercise OF his un-
doubted discretion, under the law, to pre-
scribe and enforce the use Of the tag
without charge for the same.
We therefore affirm the decree OF the
Chancery Court OF Richmond rendered in
this cause December 7, 1882; aud perpetu-
ate the Injunction therein expressed, ex-
cept rs to the said last clause, which Is er-
roneOus, and is hereby dissolved.
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Rule About Filing Briefs.

The rules OF the Supreme Court have
been revised by the present court, and the
following in relation to briefs is OF impor-
tance to the bar:
A clear and concise printed brief OF the
points intended to be insisted on by each
party in an appeal, writ OF error, or super
Sededs, and the authorities in support
thereof, signed by his counsel, on the part
Of the appellant, shall be filed in the clerks
Office ten days before the argument OF the
case begins and the appellee's brief shall
be filed with the clerk at least five days be-
fore the argument begins; and no reply OF
the appellant shall be filed after the case is
called and no error other than such as
shall be pointed out and insisted on in
such brief, on the part OF the plaintiff or
appellant, shall (without leave OF the
court be admitted as a ground for argU-
ment on the hearing OF the cause. No
cause shall be proceeded in without such
brief. But party who has prepared and
filed brief may insist on hearing when
the cause is regularly called, although no
brief shall have been made on the part OF
his adversary. If one OF the parties omits
to file such brief he cannot be heard,
and the case will be heard &c parte upon
the argument OF the party by whom the
brief is filed. The plaintiff or appellant
may adopt the petition as his brief. II no
brief be filed by either party when the
cause is called, it shall stand continued un-
ill the next term, unless the court shall
otherwise order; provided that in every
such case the appellant shall file his reply
brief at least two days before the argument
begins, in which he shall insert all the atl-
thorities relied on by him.
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Supreme Court OF Appeals.
ROANoKE-RIyER FERRY Casa SHERIFF
ouT-PoRTsMoUTu SCHOOL CASE DECIDED
LIQuOR-LICENsE MATTER-UNIvERsAL LIFE
INSURANCE CASE.
Turner'S administrator Us. Turner,
trustee, and ais. Appeal allowed and su-
perSededS awarded to DEGREES pronounced
by the Circuit Court OF Grcensville county
on the 9th OF October. 1881 /; 9th Of Octo-
bcr. 1882; and the 2d of December, 1882.
Wimbish Us. Breeden. From the Cir
cult Court OF Mecklenburg county. AT.
firmed. Judge Lewis delivering the opin-
ion of the court. Concurrcd in by Judges
Lacy, Fauntleroy, and Hinton; Judge
Richardson dissenting.
This case was in relation TO the establish
ment OF ferry across the Roanoke river.
The privilege granted the parties by the
County Court to establish said ferry was
confirmed substantially.
Shell, Judge, Us. Cousins. From the Cir
cult Court of Dinwiddie county. Re-
versed, Judge Lacy delivering the opinion
Judge Hinton not sitting in this case.
Cousins was sheriff, and having been ap-
pointed tobacco sampler in Petersburg
accepted that office, and though he some
time afterwards wrote TO the Governor and
resigned it, this court held that the accept
ance OF that position vacated the office OF
sheriff.
Fitzpatrick and ais. as. Smith and ais.
From the Hastings Court of the city OF
Portsmouth. Reversed, Judge Richard
son delivering the opinion.
This was the case OF the rival School
Boards Of Portsmouth. The decision was
in favor OF the appointees of Governor
Cameron and against those OF the City
Council.
Counsel for the Richmond Board are OF
opinion that this case does not affect the
important questions arising in the Rich
mond and Manchester cases. Attorney
General Blair, however, thinks it does. He
said Yesterday that IN his judgment it sub
stantially decided all.
Ailstock rs. Page and OlS. Writ OF pro-
hibition awarded, Judge Hinton delivering
| the opinion.
The County Court having granted Ii
cense TO Ailstock to sell liquor in Rock
bridge, this Court decides that the Circuit
Court-Judge Mclaughlin had no iuris-
diction to award writ of error and super
Sededs to that judgment upon the petition
OF the Iron and Steel Works Company and
others. The resistance 10 the granting OF
the license came chiefly from the Iron and
Steel Works Company. who contended
that the sale OF liquor in that neighbor'
hood would disorganize their labor, and be
a public injury, &C., DC.
| Carmlne as. Universal Life-Insuranct
Company. From the Circuit Court Of the
city of Richmond. Reversed, Judge Levi:
delivering the opinion.
In this case the parties having released
half of the amount OF their policies, in pur
suance of a plan OF Reorganization thai
failed, the Court held that the agreement
was null and void, the company having
been unable to make the arrangement ant
fulfil the terms upon which the release
was made.
Parsley's administrator rs. Martin. Ar
| gued by George Z. Haw, Esq, and Judge
Edmund Waddill, Jr., for appellees.
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United states Court.

Next Monday the United States Court
for this district OF Virginia will meet in
this city. At this term the Richmond cleo
hon cases will come up and be disposed Of.
The list Of petit Jurors has been made out,
but responses to the summonses have not
been received from all OF them yet. This
Jury will not he empanelied until next
Wednesday, the 4th Of April.
The following is a list OF the grand
Jurors summoned: o. Z. Hines, Courlland
Iuxens. Eben L. Mason, Fairfax; Michael
Bosart, J. Recter Smoot, w. II. Madella,
Alexandria f.. C. Turner. Fauquier; j.
E. Matby, j. T. Holland. Edward Delany,
John II. Casey, Benjamin Davis, f. Dusch,
B. A. Richardson, Norfolk; j. j. Mosbyy'
Culpeper; o. NJ. Bussard, Loudoun; j.
A. Wingfeld, G. w. Crew, Hanover; w.
Il. Hamilton, w. F. Drinkard, Jr., f. +.
Tholl, w. I. Fitzgerald, c. F. Johnston,
A. b. Grubbs, b. f. Jackson, Richmond
T. b. Cersey, Manchester.
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Gard.

The president and lady managers Of the
Retreat for the Sick return thanks to their
friends and the friends OF the suffering for
their remembrance OF the work in which
they are engaged
The Easter offering has resulted in lib
eral contributions not only OF money, but
Of provisions, -four, coffee, tea, &C., and a
variety OF delicacies, so needful for the
sick.
They feel much encouraged by the SYM
pathy and appreciation OF their labors thus
manifested, and they go forward in their
work with new assurance that when aid is
needed 1t will only be necessary to solicit
the contributions OF the liberal-hearted.
RICHMOND, March 2S, 1883.
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at the Danyillc Depot.

The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company are pushing ahead very vigor-
ously in the construction OF their new
freight depot, which is being built on the
site OF the old MAYO warehouse. The
structure will be ample for the transaction
OF the increasing business OF the road, and
in appearance will be quite an improve
ment on the present rather rickety struc-
ture.
As soon as the freight depot is finished
the company win commence the cree
ton OF a passenger depot which Will
afford many cOnyeniences now denied the
travelling public. This new depot will be
built at the upper end OF the company's
lot. nearer TO Cary street, and upon the site
now occupied 10y the bnsiness-Ofiices OF the
freight department. 1t will take some
time to complete these improvements, but
the railroad officials are looking ahead, and
will push the work as vigorously as 1t can
be safely done.
1t is also contemplated to build an iron
bridge from the Richmond side OF the
river to Vauxhall's Island, but no work in
this connection has rs yet been commenced.
The bridge will be built below the present
structure in order to make the curve ne
cessary to connect with the new freight
depot on Mayo's warehouse lot, and it will
not do away with the span OF the present
bridge, which connects the island with
Richmond. This span has recently been
strengthened by placing strong trestle
work under it, this having been made ne
cessary by the constant use OF this portion
OF The bridge by the shilting-engine and
the freight cars.
The part Of the bridge from Nauxhall's ;
island to Manchester has been repaired ana
made stronger by the introduction OF
arches, and will remain as 1t is.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE CoxMENcEMENT.-The
commencement exercises Of the Medical
College Of Virginia will take place at Mo-
zart Hall tonight. Visitors and the faculty
Of the college, together with the college
students, will assemble at The residence Of
Senator John w. Johnston at 81 O'Clock
p. NJ. and proceed to Mozart Hall,
where the usual exercises Of music.
prayer, &C., will formally announce the
opening ceremonies. The diplomas and
certificates of distinction will next be
awarded, after which two prizes will be
delivered. Hon. A. NJ. Kelley will then
make an address to the graduates. The
public is respectfully invited to attend
these exercises
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They RAN FOR THE DoCToR.--Some peo-
pie are always running for the doctor when
the least thing is the matter with thenl-
selves or their children. OF course the
doctor likes this, for he gets well paid for
it. But there are many occasions when
the judicious use Of Perry Davlss Pain
Killer will do all the doctor can. Mr.. II.
V. Miller, OF Syracue, N. Y, says he has
for twenty years used Pain-Killer for mis-
cellaneous family sicknesses, and that it IS
so valuable that it ought to be Kept in
every house.
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The GROVE RoAD.-Tbe interest In the
;r,rrovement OF Grove road has been such
as to cause good many Of our leading Oft,
izens who own teams, and who are moved
by public-spirited enterprise, to come for,
ward and contribute literally to the needed
work. A considerable amount has been
realized, and none need fear that such sums
as may be given to the cause VIII not Is Do
faithfully aPplcu 70 aiI liz ass,,red @ thst II is
,houyht necessary 10 have meeting OF NIL
those who have q list of such gentlemen rs
are willing to aid In the movement, at tho
oaice Of George Ainslie Il Son, at II
O'clock Al. to-day. The promptest attend'
snce Il desired, and ii Is hoped that mea.
snres % will be placed In train TINT will enure
| to the placing OF the Grove road In susf
order that It VIII not be longer IN eye-sore
but q delightful drive,
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State Fair.
ACTIVE WORK TO SECURE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
BEGIN TO-DAY.

lCTIVE WORK TO SECURE slBStKIFIIUNh TO
BEGIN TO-DAY.
At 10 O'Clock to-day the subcommittee
designated by The citizens committee Will
start on their tour to solicit subscriptions
towards deiraying the expense OF the COM
netitiye drill OF the various military compa-
mics from North Carolina, South Carolina,
Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia, as
well as to increase the purses for riding
and trotting-races during the progress OF
tbe Fair. The committees to secure special
rates from railroads are already maturing
their plans. The Executive Committee OF
tbe State Agricultural Society are getting
their llstof premiums in shape, and all par :
ties are moving "the powers that be" 10
make success OF the Fair. H
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80 !;
o A. NJ, 80; noon, 40; =. NJ, 40; p.
NJ, 40; midnight. 30.
Mean temperature, 3S SO.
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PsrERsBuRo RAILROAD BRIDGE.-The
contract for the masonry on the southern
abutment Of the Petersburg railroad bridge
has been awarded to Dir. Nethcrwood.
The contract for building the iron bridge
win be closed In few days.
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DONATION PARTY.

DONATION PARTY FOR THE AGED
IL POOR.
The yearly reception of DONATIONS FOR
THE OLD PEOPLE will be received at
ST. SOPHIA'S HOME,
No 16 north Haryie street, by the Little Sisers OF
the Poor,
commencing with MONDAY.
those who fnd II fncOnvenient TO visit the Torne
can leave their donation at any Of the foiiss 9
stores Robert English, corner second and Leigh
streets; Messrs. Christian & White, Slf es.seMain
street; John NJ. Higgins, 1910 east franklin
street James Hayes, Rockets NH 2s-lws
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To MAKE A SALAD that Is certain to please all
tastes you need only use DURKEE's SALAD
DRESSING. Nothing equal 10 II was ever offered,
and none so popular. IL Is a superb table sauce.
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WHEN PURCHASING EYEGLASSES you should
bear in mind that the "CELLULoID EYE
CLASSES are the best in the market. For sale
by all leading jewellers and opticians
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic and East Gulf states, fair weather,
followed by increasing cloudiness ana local
rains, winds mostly southwesterly, Station
airy or lower temperature and pressure.
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North Carolina mullet roe and smoked
saImon-two relshes for breakfast that are
unsurpassed-at w. ID. Blair Il Co.'s,
1109 east Main street.
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1T SHOULD Re USED By ALL PERSONS, OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF THE
AROyE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.

p.-sors travelling or living in unhealthy iocsl-
tics by taking dose occasionally TO Keep The Liver
IN bealthy action will avoid all Malaria, Bilious at
,scSs' DirTiness. Nausea. DrowSinesS, Depression
Of spirits. SC. IL viii invigorate Ike glass OF
wine BUT IS No INToNIcATING BEVERAGE
If You have eaten anything hard of digestion, or
feel heavy after meals or sleepeSs at night, take
dose and you viii bc relieved.
TIME AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BE SAVED
BY ALWAYS KEEPING THE REGULA-
TOR IN THE HoUsEl
For. whatever the ailment may be. thoroughly
esfc rI-pC ATIvE. ALTERNATIVE, AND TONIC can
never he onl of place. The remedy Is HARMLESS,
ASp DOES MOI INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
ana has an the power and efficacy of Calonsl or
Ouinine without any Of the injurious amer enects'
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time. and am satisfied II Is val
uable addition 20 the lnediea, science. u,,.m.
j. GILL SHORTER. Governor OF AlabSma.
Hon. Alexander n. stevens, OF Georgia, says !:
Have derived some benefit from the use Of Sim
mons Liver Regulator and wish TO g've II q inr-
ther trial.
eTuE ONLY Thing THAT NEVER FAILS TO
RELIEvE."-l have used many remedies Tor Dys-
pep.ia, Liver Affection, and Debility, but never
have found ANYTHING 10 benefit me to the extent
simmons Liver Regulator has. sent IRON Nlh-
nesola to Georgia for IL, and would send iurtnet
Tor tuch n dHo Nou'N ~
are similarly affected TO give II trial. as IL seems
the only thing that never fails to relieve.
=. NJ. JANSEY, Minneapolis, MINI.
Dr. T. W. Mason says: From actual experience
in the use Of simmons Liver Regulator IN my
practice | have been and am satisfied 10 use ana
prescribe IL as purgatiye medicine.
Rs- Take only the GENUINE, which always has
On the wrapper the RED Z TRADEMARK and SIC
NATURE o. j. III. ZElLlN Co.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
So 2e-WxTly
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RF On all sales of Real Estate made betweent the
lst of January and lust Of June the taxes for Tn,
present year have tn he paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between te LIST of July and last, ,of
the year the taxes have % be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about dfteenGear age
by all the real estate agents I'm Richmond, and APP
PLIES to Richmond and vicinits.I
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JE.. 1o1 A. NJ. and AZ +.
NJ, silyer-Ilated ware, &c.
WILLIAM GOLDSMI I'll, dry goods, clothing,
boots, shees, table and pockct-cutlery, &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. 8 p. W., detached three
story brick dwelling on the north line or Clay
between Foushee and Adams streets.
+. B. COOK, 10 \. NJ. furniture, &C.. at IL A. NJ,
fru,t-trees, grape-yines, &c.
l.. COOK, IL z. NJ, trustees sale OF Office fur
niture. sc.
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DON'T DIE In the house. "Rough on Rats
Clears out rats, mice, flies, reaches, be!-bugs l5c
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BCcnUPAIBA." Quick, complete cure, all an
oying Kidney and Urinary Diseases. 81.
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MANCHESTER. Building Is very brisk In
Manchester. There, as In Richmond, the
demand for houses Is great. Forty are now
going up.
The Mayor Of Manchester had no cases
before him yesterday. r =,
Willie Nelson, who has been very III, Is
slowly improving.
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There is no better family whiskey than
Montrose and B Select. w. d.. Blair &
1l09 east Main street.
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superb SiIvcr.Platcd Ware and Clocks
The sale Of the above fine goods win be
continued few days longer. Do not miss
the opportunity to call and examine them.
JNo. Il. LAUGHTON, JR., Auctioneer.
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ByRp-STnEET RAILROAD CASE DECIDED
In the Hastings Court yesterday morning
the Hon. Thomas S. Atkins decided the
appeal from the Police Justice in the mat
ter Of the City Of Richmond against The
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, In
which the Judge reversed the decision Oh
the Police Justice, and released the railroad
company from the fine OF $500 imposed
upon the railroad by the Police Court. II
was controversy about the company's
track on Byrd and Eighth streets. The
track across Byrd street is not in violation
OF the ordinance. Major B. II. Nash rep
resented the railroad and Hon. A. III. kei-
lev represented the city Of Richmond.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday: I'D
George Miller, charged with fe'oniously
stealing one mule Of the value OF 500.
Examination waived and case certified to
Hastings Court. Committed-no bail al
lowed.
Robert jefferson (coloredb charged with
stealing one small wagon OF the value OF
81. Sent TO Jail for three months in de-
fault OF surety.
John Ryan, vagrant. Jailed for ten days.
James Cayanaugb, charged with felo'
niously biting off the ear OF David Jones.
Discharged from this accusation, but surety
for his good behavior required in the sum
OF $500 for twelve months.
David Jones, charged with biting the
finger of James Cavanaugh. Discharged
from this accusation, but surety for bis
good behavior required in the sum Of $500
for twelve months.
Pat. Sullivan, charged with keeping
disorderly house. Continued until to-day
Bailed.
Pat. Sullivan, charged with allowing un,
lawful gaming in his house. Continued
until to-day, and bailed.
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The Cun that Cheers. ..znus,

Can be had by using that splendid Green
Tea. "Zeus" brand, at 81 pound. Sold
ONLY by JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR; Grocer,
S03 Main street pace Block.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Rad Brcath Pain IN the side, sometimes the pain
A felt under the Shouids r-bade, mistaken FOR
rheumatism; general loss OF appetite; Bowels gen
eraly costiye sometimes alternating with lax; The
head il troubled with pain Il dull and heayy with
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied WIN
psinful sensation of leaving undone something
aud flushed face + sometimes an attendant, oiten
M sfakcn for consumption; the patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility; nervous, easily siSr-
sensation Of the skin exists; spirits are low ana
despondenf. and, although satisfied That exercise
would I've beneficial, yet one can hardy SUMMON
mn forfitudc t Try In fact, disfIists every rem
e.iy. several of the above symptoms ntiend tne
,israse. hut cases have occurred when but lew OF
them existed, vet examination after death has
shown the LIVER to have been extensively DC
frahget.
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LEONARD. 90s Main street,
fourth door from Ninth.
ENVELOPES and PROTECTORS with all
C.rds NH IL
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LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.
&1OO REWARD.

that will lead TO the arrest aud couvcttQn ef tho
PARTIES THAT R0nDED THE DWE1.LlR0.
HOUSE OF MIR. Thouas William priAhertou on
ditional reward OF FIFTY pOLI.r,AS will 30 given
for The recovery " the DiAMyNp RING that
Was stolen. JJuN rOttJk~
NH 20-5t Chtcl 0g iouee
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SEEDS.

HANOVER SEED SWEET POTA-
III TOFS-Red Nose, Nansom0nd. Jerseys,
Vans, and all yaneies-for sale. Prices ON appli-
WHITE SPRING RUSSIAN OATS, 81 per
bushel.
EARLY CABBAGE-PLANTS. ready now, $3.50
per 600. 7. W WOOD. scotsman.
corner sixth and Marshall streets
mh 30-tAp2 and 1880 Main street.
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DLACK PEAS.
ID CHOICE NAVY BEANS,
BLAChEYE PEAS.
For seed. 4 good stock ON hand, when we sell
al market rates. Orders solicited 80.
H. WALLERSTEIN & CO.,
NH 3O-FSSuot south Fifteenth street.
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TELEPHONE 1T TO YOUR EN-
l. PLOYEES that if they want to dress neat TO
visit the MISFlT STORE for their SPRING
SUITS. MISFIT STORE,
NH 2O-at Main strtsG