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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-07

SALE or REAL Yesterday
Messrs. Apperson & Co. sold to Dir: John
Watterhouse the property on Brook ave
nue. near Bacon's Quarter branch, familiar
Iy known as Goddin's Old Tavern. The pro-
nerly belonged to the Catholic Church,
and was sold for the benefit OF same. Mr..
Watterllouse is the founder OF the famous
Crenshlw Woollen Mills Manufacturing
Company, and many Confederate soldiers
now living remember the suits Of gay that
wore turned out here in Richmond during
the war by that company. Since the war
Mr. Watterhouse has been in Europe, ana
he il now satisfied that, with one machine
Of the improved pattern in use. he can do
the work OF six like those used in the old
Crenshaw factory. He has 1t in view TO
establish on the site purchased TN mn
nroyed woollen-manuiaeturing house, and
rs the surroundings are all favorable, II Is
more than probable that the fullest sue
cess will attend his efforts. There Is linc
spring ON the grounds, and though tempo
rariIy cut off now by the city sewers: u
can easily be brought into utilization
again. Ii is to be hoped that the prolec'
will succeed.
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Washington and Ohio Railroad.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday, in
the case of Henry Lewis and others against
The Washington and Ohio Railroad Com
pany and others. defendants, the following
order was entered:
This canse came on TO he heard this 9th
day of February, 1883, upon the papers
formerly read and the report OF Special
Commissioners II. 7. Barton. X. ii. Lee,
Henry Heaton, and Charles T.. Stewart,
and as argued by counsel. Upon consider
alton whereof, and it appearing to the
Court that the purchaser has not COM
piled with the terms Of sale OF the real
estate and property in the bill and
proceedings described by discharging the
first-deferred bond. due January 81, 1888,
the Court doth order that rule be issued
against the Washington and Western Rail-
road Company, returnable TO the 10th day
OF February, 1883, to show cause, il any 1t
can, why resale should not he ordered OF
the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, and which is now in the pos
session Of the said Washington and West
ern Railroad Company; and thereup0n
Charles L. Williams appeared in open
court and accepted service OF said rule foI
the Washington and Western Railroad
! Company.
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The City Hall.
RICHMOND, February 6, 1888

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Your correspondents in to-day's issue
signing a. "a Warm Admirer" writes a
brief, sarcastic, but forcible and sensible
article headed "a Better Bid" which our
"City Fathers" would do well to read and
reflect upon as 1.-The handwriting on the
wall,n which says to the servants that their
lord and master the people are not alto
gether satisfied with their present way OF
doing business; the said people having de-
cided 4 year ago by a vote OF two to one
that ne,o CITY Halt should be erected at a
cost OF not less than $780, i'm place OF the
present liiputian structure. which would
be an eye-sore and disgrace to "one-
horse village" and, as it is, much more to
Richmond, which Is destined at an early
day TO be the Philadelphia Of the southern
portion of the United States, and the said
order OF the people per vote at said election
has so far been completely ignored by the
aforesaid public servants, and the uOr
popuH is grave, and mighty councillors
:. Step up TO the rack, fodder or no fodder"
and give the workman chance for employ
ment, and push your city along by building
a new public edifice. ENAL.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Personals and Rriefs.

Hon. Henry Ileaton, member OF the Sem
ate from Loudoun, and Judge G. T.. Stuart,
member OF the House OF Delegates from
Alexandria, were in The city yesterday IN
connection with the Washington and Ohio
railroad case, which Is again In court here.
1t Is agreed on all hands that 1t is none
too soon to commence preparing Tor our
next Trades Parade. The gentlemen who
were most active last year must como TO
the front again. The Chamber oil Com
merce will no doubt give them all the help
they can. Leta move be at once made.
The Board OF Directors OF the Chamber
meet tomorrow evening.
Judge Atkins presides like well-trained
Judge. That comes from his long expe-
rience as United States commissioner. His
charge to the grand jury took the correct
ground, that 1t was the duty OF the body
to examine all the evidence accessible TO
them, and not to put any one unnecessarily
10 the humiliation and cost Of n trial. He
did not ask them to solve all doubts against
the accused.
Said he: "You are as much hound to
protect the innocent citizen from annoy
ancc and disgrace resulting from ground
less charges as TO present or indict the
guilty."
For the position Of United States dis
trct attorney, 10 become vacant March 4th
by the resignation Of John ;. Wise, Esq,
the names OF Judge Edmund Waddill,
Edgar Allan, Esq, and Colonel W. f..
Sims are now most prominently mentioned.
| Colonel Sims would have "a walk-OVer
but for the fact that he lives in the Western
district. Mr. Allan, however, has a tre-
mendous array OF Reiidjuster names, in
1. - Do
! for Congress. Judge WaddilPs support Is
large. and comes also from influential
sources.
Hon. John L. Massey is in the city. and
is preparing TO commence taking deposit
tions here. Unless the work is sub-divlded
as to wards or as to branches OF the sub
iects il will be almost interminable.
When all the evidence of both sides is in
from all parts of the State it will probably
make book about the size OF the Code OF
| Virginia.
General Fitzhugh Lee and staff left ye.
terday morning for New York, where they
will be the guests OF. the Thirteenth New
York regiment. General Lee will review
the Thirteenth while in New York.
DR.. j. f. Hubbard. the recently-appoint-
ed surgeon to the penitentiary, has ten
dered his resignation, to take effect March
| 1st.
Work on the bridge over the basin at the
! foot OF Ninth street has commenced.
Mr.. l.. f. Newman, formerly general
secretary OF our Young Mems Christian
Association, has received and accepted a
call to become the general secretary OF the
Association at Detroit. Mich.
On the question Of the adoption OF the
report OF the special committee on small
pox hospital in the Common Council Mon
day night Mr.. Campbell voted AYE"
and not "No," as reported.
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The Gas Question.

The Committees OF Lirht and Finance
met in jolnt session in the Chancery-Court
room Yesterday evening at 6 O'Clock to re-
ceiye proposals for supplying the city with
oas, in obedience 10 resolution adopted
hy the Board OF Aldermen. There was a
proposal of Granger & Co. TO furnish water
eas in the holder at jj cents per thousand.
There was also proposal from Charles +.
Stokes and others to furnish coal-gas III
the holder at co cents. Mr.. George ill.
Poindexter, representing the United Gas
Improyement Company Of Philadelphia,
had a proposition lower than either OF
these. il is understood, but the committee
held that ii came in too late. and could not
he considered. Mr.. POindeXter relied
upon Il statement published Monday eve
ming that the committee would meet at
seren O'Clock, and therefore did not appear
with his bid until that hour.
The committee resolved TO report to the
BOARD OF Aldermen in favor OF the adOp-
| ton of the Granger proposition, which
has heretofore been published in its details,
but the rate at which the gas will be put III
the holder has now been lowered from GU
| to rs GEMS, and the action OF the Board l.
AN advantage to the city to that extent.
But 1t il likely that other plans and propo'
sails will be made before final acticn Is
taken by both bodies. -.
II Gas is put in the holder, say, at .;
Gems. If will cost not more than 20 cent
more in the thousand Gncluding condensa
tion, taking Of the state of the meter &c.'
10 deliver il to the consumer at the burner
making total cost to the city OF % cent
per thousand feet. That viii be the tota
and entire cost to the city, first and last
Between that and $40 the city will have
IFS margin OF profit, with which 1t MAJ
Iight the streets and put some money III th'
| frp1SIIry
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pcp;uuinc of the Lentcn Season.

To-day Cash Wednesday is the first day
of Lent. and appropriate services will be
held in the Episcopal and Catholic
churches. In the latter places OF worship
the ashes Of the palms used on Pam sun,
dav Of tbe previous year are blessed and
the faithful marked with them on their
foreheads with the sign OF the cross by the
priest, who at the same time utters the sig
nifcant words, Remember, man, that
thou art dust, and unto dust thou shalt re-
turn"
During the interval between Ash Wed.
nesday and Easter Sunday the churches OF
the denominations mentioned VIII be open
daily, and regular services held in com
memoration Of the forty days fast OF the
Saviour before death. This is the great
season for prayer and penance, and con
t,nues until it is brought to close by the
iovful festival Of the resurrection, whlcl
this year occurs on the 25th OF March.
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CENTRAL LUNATIC AsyLuM.-The Board
Of Directors OF the Central Lunatic Asy-
lum have found some difficulty in getting
20 work smoothly. The contract for build
ing the new asylum near Petersburg was
awarded Madison Flanagan, OF Powhatan,
and $4,000 security required. The bond
presented by him was deemed insufficient
Inv the Board, and his bid on this account
rejected. More than this, w. NJ. Fianni-
can. secretary Of the Board and son OF
Madison Flannigan, did not work to suit
the Board by good deal, and Governor
Cameron notified him that his resignation
would be acceptable, giving reasons Tor
same. Flanagan, however, continued TO
act. and Monday Governor Cameron or
dered his removal as director. and ap-
pointed W. ii. Wilkinson, OF Farmyille, in
his stead. The matter will be ventilated al
the next meeting Of the Board, which
takes place on the 18th Of this month.
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PRINTING. BINDING, LITHoGRAPH-


iNp' 0s'.s
for the State or Virginia for twelve months from
apr PRiSTiSei pr SENATE JOURNAL, DOCU-
MsNPfi 3. PkiSriNG KIM; House JOURNAL. DocU-
3. PRINTING ACTs or ASSEMBLY.
A. PRINTING ANNUAL REPORTS OF Off-
GERS, BOARDS, and INSTITUTION. including
reDOrts of internal improvement companies 10 the
Board OF Public Works. III must ne UNDERWOOD
that the contractor Is not 10 charge for compost
lion when extra copse' are ordered by any Stale
:. PRINTING OTTER PAMPHLET AyD
BOOK WORK NOT HEREIN PROVIDED fOh
6. PRINTING jon WORN. The Supcrlntond-
ent RESERVES the right TO have forms oi jobs dup-
eaod % 1sSq The fST # gSD
ENTH VOLUMFs OF VIRGINIA REPoRTs-
Printers viii blu as per l;OS0 ems Tor co,pos 81
press- work The printing must he finished WIN
in seventy-hee days from the time copy ~
piaced in the hands of the printer. No money
will he pad the printer until the lIst sheets OF thc
hook are delivered 70 She binder. The binder VIII
he required TO huish his work Within twenIy-nNe
working days from the time he receives The ass
sheets. The binder m bid for The book M OF
1000 pages. more or less. lie VIII NOT DC PM.
until All his work IS done ana lhp pooAs .rn
small plea and brewer type upon when me oooh
is 10 be printed must he rs good a. new ana oi no
dern face First-cla-s work, both rs To printing
ana p9nIiSiS FnIi,iSG' AZ sTITdIiiNG. BINDING, TRIM
MING. WRAPPING. &C., OF Acts OF AsstMpiJ.,
! q. All other BINDING, RULING. sTlICiilNG-
| &C.. required. - .,,r,.,, ,,,,ps
20. LTTWOGRAPHING LETTER-hEADs,
| ENVELOPES, &C. ..,,.
! bidders must conform 10 The foregoing schedule.
] The Superintendent reserves the right " r,Jeos
iors will be required 10 enter into bono:
with security tO be approved 10y the secretary W
| The commonwealth. for the prompt and idiubh
eA''"''" " RI WALKER,
I superintendent Of public Printing.
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The Trim or Princess Louise.

II il officially stated in Ottawa that
princess Louise was exceedingly desirous
OF returning to Canada with her husband
~ the conclusion of their tour in British
Columbia, but at the advice OF her London
nbysiclan and the express command OF
her Majesty she was obliged to go to Bcr-
muda, and there remain until the Iatter
mari of March or the first week in April.
The chief object OF her trip TO Bermuda
IA 20 avoid the severity Of the Canadian
winter, which might have the effect OF In
ducing the troublesome neuralgia symptoms
which followed her severe accident three
years ago.
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CmrRcH MusIC.-There seems TO be u de-
sire on the part Of some Of the churches TO
have more Congregational singing, and to
do away to some extent WIN chor-ihlsis'
At the First Baptist church the very excel
lent choir that has been leading In song
viii, it is said, be displaced, ana N pace
OF the sweet sounds OF the singers voices
the sonorous tones OF Professor kessnlcn
cornet will lead the congregation III songs
Of praise. ...,. ooroo, ,,;,
no Introduced at the regular worship here
after' and in many cases similar efforts are
being considered-all looking to more gen
eral worship by song on the part oil w
church congregations
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MEETING TO Form A SOCIETY FOR TUE
pprvrxT,os OF CRUELTY TO ANNALS
There will be public meeting held at the
Exchange Hotel tomorrow night at s
O'clock for the formation Of Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals:
In view OF the abuse OF animals here,
altoeetber unchecked as things now go, the
organization OF such a society seems an
impcratIye necessity II we wish to avoid q
reproach 10 our civilization. All persons
interested are invited TO attend. Ou
worthy fcIlow-citizen Mr.. George Wat
signs the call.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ ON all sales Of Real Estate made bet"eenihe W
Isl Of January and last of June the taxes for The
present wear have 20 be paid by the purchaser. on
alI sales made between The LIST OF July and iiet.oi
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen year, age
by all the roal estate agents in kichmond, anu ap'
plies to Richmond and yiciniD.l
]. THOMPSON BROWN. 12 NJ iron-front store
No. 1910 east Main street.
CUARLES & MCCuRDY, AZ 4. NJ, detached
two-story framed dwelling No. o23 MosDS
street.
CRIBBS & WILLIAMS, ~ y. NJ, VIII rent a,
auction the dwelling occupied by the iainl'y 0,
the lale Judge Ould, az Tie southwest corner Vi
Grace and Sixth streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 n W. horses mu'es
&c.
FOX & TAYLOR, 2 r. H., bananas ana Dut'er'
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NoRTuARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING FEBRUARY 8, 1SS3.-CauSeS Of Death:
Burns, 1 colored casualty, l white; con-
cestion OF lungs, 1 white, colored; con-
Sumption, 1 white, colored; cOnyulsions
dnfantile(. l wnite, colored; epilepsy, l
colored; exposure, colored; fever Qy-
nhoin. / colored; heart-disease, l white;
bemorrhage Qrom lungs, l colored; IN
Temperance, cOlored; marasmus, whlte /;
meningitis, 1 colored; old age, ! white, l
colored: paralysis, colored pneumonia,
white, . cOlored; premature birth, l
colored; surgical operation, colored ;
tetanus, | colored; unknown, l colored.
Whole number Of deaths in the city, eX-
elusive of still-births, 3S-white, 12; co.
lored. 26. Locality: Marshall Ward, 3;
Jefferson Ward, s. Madison Ward. 4;
Monroe Ward, 5; Clay Ward, 8; Jackson
Ward, 8; almshouse, 6.
Rate Of mortality OF whole population
was 29.0j per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortality OF white population was 1905
per coo per annum; rate of mortality Of
colored population was 1921 per 1000 pei
annum. ~,
Whole number OF deaths for the month
of January, 149-white, 50; colored, 80.
j. q. CABELL, NJ. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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Supreme Court OF Appeals.

New York Lfe-Insurance Company u.s..
Clemmitt and wife. Case put on privilege
docket.
Cooper and ais. Us. Cooper's executor
and ais. Argued by Samuel ID. Davies for
anpellants and Richard G. Pegram for ap-
pellees. .,... -.
counsel in this court.
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FERTILIZERS.
SHoCKOE MILLS.

CHOCk0E MILLS.
BLUE NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.
grind this plaster FRESH DAILY as ordered
and can guarantee IL to be superior TO any on the
market being sole agent for the best quarlies In
Nova scotia. II will he well 10 &c. prices before
buying elsewhere, especially for ground.
WARNER MOORE,
Manufacturer Ground Plaster,
Dealer In Lime, Cement, &C.,
foot Seventeenth street isOuth side OF Dock.
4 ism
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. MISS ANNIE PIxLEY.-Next Monday night
Miss Annie Pixley, who Is very popular
with Richmond people, will appear at the
Theatre in Fred. Nlarsden's play OF Zara,
the Gypsy Girl. The play Is highly spoken
Of. and the support Is said 10 be good. Sale
Of reserved seats Friday.
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IoLANTME.-Ford'sE English Opera Com
pany appears at the Theatre next TUESDAY,
and will play Iolanthe'; "Wednesday
matinee. SOrcerer"; Wednesday night.
"Merry War;" and Thursday night, "Pi-
rates of Penz ,nce." Sale OF reserved seats
commences Saturday.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, slight ram or siee',
generally cloudy and slightly warmer
weather, southeast TO southwest winds,
and lower barometer.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
disagreeable, threatening, and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ, 81 !;
o A. NJ, "a; noon, 81; i. NJ, SO; O T..
NJ, 81; midnight, 33.
Mean temperature, 81.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
he DISPATCH PRISTING-ilousE. Good work
low priees.a and satisfaction guaranteed.
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AMArcH.GAME or POOL VIII he played between
A.. b. CoIr, Jr. Of Brooklyn, y. ". and EDWARD
BRIAN. of Richmond. Va, on THus "wednesday
EVENING nj 7 O'Clock sharp. at LANE & BRIAN's
pool-room, G22 cast Broad street Admission
~
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YOU CAN THROW \ PAIR OF CEILULoID EYE
GLASS FRAMES on the pavement without break
ing them. For sale by all leading jewellers and
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4 homey, old-ashloned perfume Is m'ehdtr
vet Il, d,ligbtfnlly refre hing and inyigorating. IL
can be found in no purer form than in Nitcham
Lavender, as prepared by j. & H. ATKINSON, OF
London.
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MULES AND HORSES ll Ag
Any person not finding stock 20 suit them at my
sale-stsiisss ia Richmond, can write ine, care 20
EAST FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI. o., aud
describe as near posi- ole what Ihey want, stat
Ing for what purpose they wish 20 use the animal.
and viii lli the bill satisfactorily or no fsle.
Pulling orders FROM Wholesale cuatomers a spe-
ciaity.
My salesman, MR. JOHN ". PACE, keeps nj ways
. good supply on hand OF both MULES AND
HORSES for fhe wholesale and retail trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
d 7-em GEORGE u. BENNETT.
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THE FINEST ASSORTMENT or VALENTINES
and AZ 20 per cent reduction from regular prices,
nj l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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ROSEBUDs AND VIOLETs.-A large ana Deauii'
ful collection Of them at JOHN NoRroN's, Fior.st
corner Main and Reservoir streets.
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The Board OF Managers OF the Spring
Street Home win meet on Thursday the
Sth instant at II O'Clock NJ. instead of to-
day.
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1t viii be very gratiiyingt to people living
down town to know that they can get the
genuine Montrosc whiskey at ;. h..
Weatherford's. No. 1912 Main street.
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FOR THICK HEADS, heavy stomachs, biliousness
b. weiss May-Apple Pill,,n catlgrtic, 10 and 2Jc
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COMMONWEALTH or VIRGISIA,)
OFFICE OF SUY'T PUBLIC PRINTING. {
RICHMOND. February 3. 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
al his once, In the Capitol, untu SAT-
IrHnAY. EchrunrY 10. lSS3, nt II NJ, Tor
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Ia addition 20 my regular business, am now
grinding my =. STANDARD" BRAND OF PL AS
TER. whicn A. uneq1alled by any ON the MARKET
and which intend shall become universally pOpu.
lar on ils own merits. Having carefully selected
my lump. can furnish the bret quality, and hsv-
Ing the capacity for grinding nfty tons per day,
can give consumers the advantage of having IL
freshly ground. a. l will not keep n supply on
haud but grind II after receiving orders on short
osi notice. Price, &C., on application.
WILLIAM Il. KING,
340O to $500 Williamsburg avenue.
Il aim POst-Oncc Box l.
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PROPOSALS..

NOR LET TO THE LOWEST BID
II DER.-SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re-
cclycd for ten ,Iays by The undersigned commits
sioners for tile OF ENlS,i AND SHAPING THE
MITCHELL-STREET ROAD. running from
Brook turnpike (near X. B. Jones's) 70 New NortA
road. For particulars and specifications parties
Interested can apply to either Of said comnlis-
siOners.
Done by order Of IIenr,co County Conrt
JOHN B. SCHULTZ,
l.. II. JETER,
Commi ssioners-
FEBRUARY o, 1883. feS-st
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VALENTINES at 20 per cent. reduction at
L.LEWIs's, Yl2 Main street.
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FEBRUARY Z. 1888.
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned, A. ID. WILLIAMS. or the iats
e., ~ Gubi's a Williams. and y. ". bOWE,
who has long been engaged With said nrin, VII VII
continue the business OF ZEAL ESIaIts
hGtNTs AND AUCIiONhLKS. unfer the iirin-
name and style OF WILLIAMS & BOME, Hrd So
lIclt The business Of tie patrons OF the oil hfm
and of the public generally. WIN our iong ss-
nerience and ample ficilities, we think we can
give Satisfaction % all who may enlrtSt ibclr ih-
tcrcsts To us. -. - ,,,x,.s.
Tho ne9ot iation Of loans and placing OF W'rSs-
mcnts viii be carefully attended To-
A. ID. WILLIAMS,
10 7et y. W. EOME.
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SKINNY MFv.-" Weiss Health Renewer' re-
stores health and yieor, cures Dyspepsia Impo-
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

7 ATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In Nemori,m OF Judge X. c. l.. s.onenin ana
Judge RobeT; Ouid, containing sre.ch,. oi ~,
Ould Dr. loge, and othegs, 20 cents IssV I.,. o,sr
s.rs' by j. A, Macon illustrated, ei' US ~ so ~.
Voice In Rssdn9 and speasins, BY Russell, ~ =,
The Jews of Baraow, by harl Elsii t,,ssted si
a Eeyrrcnced Idol, a novel, 81; ihs ns,shsns hs.
p,,nce' a New York society novel, ~ mnaml"p
Sl.bo IN 2sl WEST. JohNstoN |" w.
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ALoT or FINE ENGRAyNGs TO De sold ut spe-
cial pricesa at l.. I.EwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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ErpucEp PRICES or FRAMES AND PICTURES
At L.LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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Delicious Green Tea

can be bought at moderate price OF Jo-
seph NJ. Blair, grocer, S03 Main street
pace BlOck),