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search after aud secure-for pat,en. se .,cas
will no doubt be successiul-the services
Of a man possessed Of the publications anu
animated by the spirit ] have Iui'f u
scribed. all will under the blessing Oh oo o,,;
90 we'll In your institution, ana u WI,
thus, and thus only. be made 10 iuiui .ne
benevolent purposes OF its founders. euen
q principal viii lind pleasure IN alains You
In the selection OF competent teachers; 1
need hardly say that the teachers shouiu. ~
the general. be selected from those VINO
have had large experience in the metnous
and peculiarities OF deaf.mute education'
and who have made It their life-work GER
tainlv they should not be norices VINO take
70 this line OF business because IL hoius
out to them a prospect OF better salaries
than they could find in ordinary Schools
In conclusion, will not be allowed 10
the mos. respectful spirit, to iiX your al
tentIon on the fact--amid many distracllng
considerations-tha the institution exists
solely for the benefit Of the pupils whose
privations are here sought to be lessened,
and that therefore its educational otnces
should be filed only by those whose quail
fications peculiarly lit them for this noble
and, may say, Christ-like WORK.
JAMES II. SKINNER.
St1,nt0a, March 81. -."
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The Cincinnati Riot.

"Nonc but himself himself can parallel"
There IA no other riot recorded In history
that can be compared TO the Cincinnati riot.
IL recalls tho burning OF the Bastile. or the
events OF the bloody DAYS OF the French
Revolution OF a hundred years ago. IL
reminds the world once more that man Is
indeed nothing hut an animal, or perhaps
we might say brute, when Passion seizes
the rcins and drives him at viii. 1t teaches
US that our high civilization. our educa-
tional facilities, our wealth, our palaces,
our railroads. telegraphs, aud telephones
the art Of printing, our newspapers-all that
we boast of-bave not raised US above the
fralties OF our ancestors OF thousands OF
years ago. The Cincinnati mob may be
likencd 10 herd OF buifaloes sweeping
across the plains, trampiiDg down every
thing before them. and goring 10 death The
feeble and the crippled Of their own Kind.
1t was blIndly reckless. II was drunk with
passion. There were some OF the rioters,
no doubt. that were drunk upon ardent
spirits. But the ten thousand men who as
sembled in Music Hall were not drunk.
Drunken men do not assemble and pass
resolutions. IL would hardly be amiss
10 guess that there Is secret con-
nectcd with this riot. Until that Is
revealed the world may put on its
studying cap and cxcOgitate some plausible
theory, but IL will be nothing worth. Mr..
VEST showed in the United States Senate
last week that the statistics which Mr..
BLAIR had quoted as 10 illiteracy in Cincin-
natl were totally unreliable. As at present
advised, we must repeat that the most
striking and solemn lesson which the Gin
cinnati rict teaches is tha' all men are
still, Of the "earth earthly" We may
know what we are, but we know not what
we shall be when the judgment is de-
throned. Crowds Of men are incapable Of
governing themselves under certain extra
ordinary circumstances.
But what was the occasion OF the I'M
mense mass-meeting that resulted in the
mob? The failure Of the courts OF justice
to punish crime. Not only was BERNER
found guilty Of mansaughter when the
community thought he ought TO have been
found guilty OF murder, but there were
not less thon twenty other murderers in
Jail who expected TO get off as easily as or
more easily than BERNER.
Rarely does mob hang a man that
ought not to be hanged; and if BERNER
had been found by the Cincinnati mob and
hanged no harm would have been done.
But this mob was not content to SEQ the
guilty suffer. 1t deliberately invoked the
direst calamities upon innocent persons.
That sort OF lynch-law leads to despotism.
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DEATHS.

Died. in Richmond, Va q" w., s VOL "
k Beloved wife or William j. Dond a., aud daas
ter Of Il. X. ind sarah G. Evans IN the twenty
fourth year Of her age, ,..hand and n iutIc babv
two weels 5lc and relatives and friends to lament
their sad bereavement.
AndIsmv dear wife gone
NJ nrecions SkLLfE has fed.
And II her darling form
Reposing with The dead
yos ycs. the conflict Is over
The mortal strife Is past;
NV dear wifeis no more,
/ law her breathe her last.
BEN BLXNToN, son Of James a. and Ann N "
BlantOn. and nephew on J"7eP' J" "''"''"' -
Tie fnner"l viii take place from Park-Pl i. :
church TO-DAY Tuesday, April ist, nj lO;nS
A. NJ. Ills remains will be carried 10 the i""ns'
residence, in Amelia county
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EQu Hook.

The Blue and the Gray: A Graphic His
tory Of the Army OF the Potomac and
that Of Northern Virginia, including the
Brilliant Engagements of these Forces
from 1861 TO 1865, &C., &C., and also q
Complete Roster Of the two Great Ar
mics, and twenty full-paec Maps. BY
Rev. THEODORE GERRIsH, Private in the
Army Of the Potomac, author OF "Remi-
niscences of the War" and Rev. JOIN
(. HUTCHINSON, Private in the Army OF
Northern Virginia,with intrOductlOns by
Colonel AUGUSTUS &. HAMLIN, Maine,
and General FITZHUGH LEE, Virginia.
Bangor. Me-: BRADY, MACE & Co. 1884
Truly a new kind of book. We return
thanks to the publishers for copy. 1t Is
for sale by JAMES G. READ, agent for this
CITY
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II is not illiteracy that Is the matter with
the South, but the spirit OF intolerance.
On national affairs the black race is dis
iranrhised. The Southern COniederaey
has by the war been hammered INTO the
solid Democratic South. This solid Demo-
cracy Is maintained by system Of muir
der and fraud. Whenever fraud is not
efficient, murder Is DONE Cincinnati Com
merctat Gazette.
Murder" is fine word in your mouth
TO apply to the killing OF four negroes at
Danyille. Va. We ere truly sorry for Gin
einnati and her people. We would not
willingly say word TO her or them that
eo1ld justly be thought harsh. But surely
Dsnville and her people will now be coy
cred by the same mantle Of charity.
Surely Mr.. nALsTEAD win bold his peace.
Surely Mr.. SHERMAN will be ashamed to
Investigate" our Virginia riot, so con-
temptibly small Is It when contrasted with
the Ohio riot.
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CATHARTIC, Alternative.
4 specific for

So enviable name has this famous Mineral Wa
tee that the managers Of inferior mineral springs,
DESTROYS of initiating tie natural purity Of the bot
tied water of Congress Spring, Inject pow erful
acid In their bottled water to preserve the crude
Ingredients in solution, being so heayl laden with
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
With such coniryances bogus testimonials and
doctored analysis cards they seek to rival the pure
medicinal waters of Congress Spring
The regular season visitors 10 Saratoga fully I'M
derstand these crude. harsh waters-many of them
after painful experiences. IN proof Of this fact
zee can produce u great mdAgrespOnSf6ie names.
But the Saratoga visi ors without experience, and
many who use the bottled waters (0ften labelled as
curatiyes for disorders which they positively ag-
grayatel should remember that crude, harsh min
eral waters produce headache, sense of burning
and internal irritation, aud do irreparable injury
TO the digestive organs and Kidneys.
CONGRESS WATER-PURE, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DRAUGHT
For sale by druggists, grocers, wine merchants
and hotels. ia 17.Th,su&Tu3m
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Gcntlemcn,-l have been sunerng .ior thr .id''
five years with a severe i'ching all over nave
used M four bottles of your Hop BiIter-. and Il
has done me more good than all the doctors
medicines that they could Use on or with me.
am old and poor. but feel 90 bcss you for such 4
relief from your medicine aud torment Of the doe
tors. have had 6ffccn doctors a. me. one gave
me fftccn ounces Of solution OF arsenic; another
took four quarts OF blood from me. Al they could
tell WIS that It was skin-sickne5s. Now. after
these four bottles Of your medicine, am well, aud
my skin is WELL clean, and smooth ~ ever.
HENRY hROCHE.
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KALANAzoo. MIcn.. Fcbrnlry 2. ESQ.

know Hop Bit,ers viii bear recommendation
honestly. All vino use them confer upon them the
highest cncomirms. and give them credit for ma
King curos--lll the proprietors claim for them. !
have kept them since they were first offered 70 the
public They took high rank from The first. and
maintained j.. and are more called for than All
others combined. 30 long az they keep up their
high reputation for purity and usefulness | shall
continue 10 recommend thcm-somethne have
never before done with anv other patent medicine.
J.J.BABCOCK, VI. ID. and Druggist.
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Field Marshal MURAT HALsTEAD did not
lead the Cincinnati mob, but bad been try
ing to prevent It, with a sort OF IL come
TO bury CESAR, not to praise him. literary
soothing syrup for several days before it
occurred
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By the time Mr.. JOIN SHERMAN emerges
from between the upper and neither mill
stones Of the outrage mill as represented
by the Danville and Cincinnati riots he
won't be a. handsome as hc was, but he
will know q good deal more.
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The Philadelphia Times says: "The
iury.fxcns recently expelled from this
town appear to have gone west" We had
thought that philadelphia would not let
Cincinnati take all the credit for the riot.
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An exchange says "As usual the
wrong persons are getting shot. KEIFER,
for instance, is not n Cincinnati" Some
people question whether KEIFER is worth
shooting.
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The Cincinnati Commercials GGzette'S
comments on the riot are, comparatively
speaking. as mild as the cooings OF suck
ing dove. Nothing short Of a riot in a
southern city, in which one man is killed
with a scif-cOcking pistol, can inspire the
Commercial Gazette with the genius Of IN
dignant denunciation.
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The Cincinnati Commercial Gdzette'S
lnrid articles on imaginary southern out
RACES had rendered the people OF the Queen
City so familiar with the idea Of blood
she'd ms 10 rob Il Of half its horrors.
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We commend the attention OF the letter
Of JAMES III. SKINNER, Esq. which we pub
lish this morning, to the perusal OF The
gentlemen TO whom IL Is addressed. Mtta-
lis mutandis. 1t would be GOOD reading for
the newly-appointed boards Of the various
lunstic asylums Of Virginia.
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The Pittsburgh Dispatch says: 1.-THE
Turkish bath is a lost art in this city,
From all accounts. it would not do for the
average Pittsburgher to take Turkish
bath unless he is proof against pneumonia.
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Mr.. w. ii. Redwood, veteran sales
man OF Baltimore, Md, says be was cured
oil violent inilammatory rheumatism by the
use OF st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain
relieyer, which be used by consent OF his
physician. His daughter also was cured
OF rheumatism IN the back by three appli.
cations OF the wonderful cure.
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CEDAR BAYOU. TEX. October g. 1882.

CEDAR BAYOU. TEX" October - 1857.
have been bitterly opposed to anY mehicine hoi
prescribed by physician OF my choi'e' Wy "ile'
er,v-slx wears old. had come by degree, Of disease
to a slow shutdown. and doctors failed 10 beneh
her. got a bottle Of Hop Bltters FOR her. which
soon relieved her in many ways. Ny kidney were
badly affected, and took twenty doses. and found
much relief. I sent % Galveston for MORE Dut
word came back, None IN he market SO great IS
the demand. But got some elsewhere. II has re-
stored both Of u to good health, and we are duly
grateful. Yours D. J. ''N'H''
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SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY.
READ. MARK, AND IswARDLY DIGEST
AsHBURxHAM, MASS, January14, 1850

have been very sick over two year,. and was
given up as past cure tried the most skifnl ply
sicians, but thew did not reach the worst part. sly
lungs and heart wOGld IN mp every night and dis
tress me very bad. I told my children I never
should die IN peace until had tried Hop Bltters.
took two bottles. They helped mo very M ch In
deed. took two more; and am well. There was
4 lot Of sick folks here, who aW how they cured
me and they used them and are cured. and feel as
thankful as do. Mrs. JULIA G.. CUSHING.
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The Atlanta Constitution says go Hon.
est JONI SHRRxAS's fences are down all
along the lines.' Yes; a good many OF
them were shot down while trying to rob
themselves.
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Looking at the Cincinnati affair from one
point II view, the sheriff should not have
resisted the populacc. The majority OF
them ought to get In the Jail and never get
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WAIHEyD. KAN, december ,. 1881.
write 10 infor you what great reiiei got 'ro'"
taking your Hop Bitters. wassufiefing WIN hou-
r,lqja. dyspcpsIa. nervous debility. and woman's
troubles. A few bottles have entirely cured me
and am truly thankf ul for 50 good a medicine.
Mr.. MATTE COOPER.
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KAnokA. NO. Febrnary Q. Iss0.


purchased five bottles Of your Hop bittcrs ~
Bishop & Co. last fall for my daughter. WHO had
been sick for eight years, and am well pleased
with the Bittcrs. They did her more good than al
the doctors or medicine she has TAKEN and have
made her perfectly well and strong.
WILLIAM +. MCCLUHR.
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BRfEF COMMENT.

Az Cincinnati has not had any use ior
law for many years. the burning OF her law
library cannot he considered a very great
losg
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Tur pyop,r,s WORLDWIDE VERDICT
Burnett's Cocoaine pas pe.m , Iyo ~ 49,, w.;
dered tho 'Uo orast that II IL the cheapest and
best hair.dressrng IN the ,sort a -.
Burnetts Flavoring Ex.rac.s are In' ara
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BATTLE CEEEK, NtCH, January 3 4. 1870.
Gcrtlomcn: Having been afflicted for number
Of years with indigestion and general dc ..iy, BY
the advice Of my doctor I used Hop Bi,,,r-, aut
they afforded me almost instant relief. am glad
70 be able to testify In their behalf.
NH ll-Tu.ThW i&Salm THOMAS e.. kNoN.
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ollLl'N AJtlss' rum e.' = A'.' A'.'''
Being Induced by a neighbor 10 try Hop Bittcrs.
I am welIl pleased with q as tonic medicine il
having 50 much improved my feelings and bcuc-
htod my system. which was very much outof tone,
causing great fecblcness for wears.
Mrs. JAMES BETS.
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SPRINGFIELD, III

SPRINGFIELD, III, september 1850.
Gentlemen ibayc been taking your Hop biIicrs
and received great help from them. viii give you
my name as one of the cured sufferer.
Mr-. MAEr =. STARE.
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GrsrxwIcu. February ll.IssO.

HOP Filters CompDagt
Sirs.-I was given up hv the doctors o. die ct
scrofula-consumption. Two bottles Of Your BIT
ter cured me- They saved nv life. aud am
grateful. LEROY bLE"EH'
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tREfADh, AllN~.' Nnf'tl"'i 'f l'f ~
Nv daughter, now young mother b. n-'lt Your
Hop Bitters. ana b., greatly pleased With uc tenc-
fetal effects ON herself and ch.it.
d. MOORE, Proprietor A,ir nh.
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The presumption is that JoHS suER'
MANS presidential boomlet will hardly have
enough hcft to carry the corpses OF those
that were killed in the Cincinnati riot.
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CLrvrLAND. ~. October 29.ls

CLEVELAND, u, UctOOtr - 7 = ~
Ny betICr-hllf IS firmly impressed with he DOB 4
that your Hop Bitters Is the essential thing %
make u.c:happy. Il. PoIh'
Secretary Plaindcalcr Company
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BATTLE CREEK, MICH, January 81, 1851
! have used seven bottles of Hop Bltters, whlch
have cured me of severe chronic difficulty OF u'e
Sldneys called Brghts disease by the doctors
RODNEY PEARSON.
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LIME, CEMENT. &c.

SCHOONER ADA AMES DAILY En-
~ PECTED with a cargo OF FRESH ROCK
LAND LIME. For sale low FROM vessel.
Large stock OF VIRGINIA LINE, CEMENT,
SAVAGE FIRE-BRICks, &c. send for prices.
WARNER MOORE.
Lime, Cement, Lump and Ground Plaster,
foot OF seventeenth street. south side OF Dock.
nh9
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rANUFH IV'' No FWF'IT''-'I ~ T -
Dear Sir: have Il cd four bottles of N.cr Hop
Bitters. and they haFc curci m". hlt d.1utmA
dyspepsia. aud chronic Inflammation oi ihc toN-
els. and was ciddy in thc head, and nerSo us.
FIRED. TuUNsbERGIE.
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GREENWICH. y. Y. February -, ISL
Hop Bittcrs are the most valuable medicine
ever knew. should not hayeaay mother now bur
for them. IEHHf hNAlF'
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LIaENSE-TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY AUDITOR,l
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1854.
N o L | G Z.
THE LICENsE-TANES OF 1884
have been ASSESSED and placed in this Office for the
inspection of al concerned.
These assessments include all persons liable TO a
class or specific tax for 1854, and will remain In
this Office until
TUESDAY THE Isl DAY or APRIL, 1854.
The Committee OF Finance will meet In the
Council chamber, Broad street, on
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
THE % AND 30 or APRIL,
between the hours Of . and y. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of hearing and considering appeals from said
assessments,
All persons concerned arc notified 10 attend
these meetings or the committee as no change in
classification or tax will afterward be made eN-
cept by order Of the City Council on the recon-
mendation of the Finance Committee.
NH % MILES TURPIN, Auditor.
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LONE JACK. Mo-. September IA. 1879.
Ihaye been u-in. Hop Bttcr-, AMI Layc received
great benefit from them for liver and kidney
COMPLAINT ana maIarill-foy,r. They are uperior
10 all other medicines. +. NJ. hAANLS.
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PAULpr,G. ONO. February p l~-0.
Gentlemen: lave used Two bottles Of l'r iit-
cr, IN nay family. and tAlua them the De- 'l.'l-
cine ever made. GEORGE ". POrT gH, HauA.r.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, dc.
DREEDEN. TALLEY & CO.,
500 BROAD STREET.

In this our first advertisement Of the season We
ash Your careful uerusal of the attractions and
inducements we oaer TO The SPRING TRADE
viz:
BLACK SILK at 81 as good valHe FOR price as
can be found anywhere;
BLACK SATIN MERYEHLECX at 94c.;
FOULARD SILKS at 35c.;
FOULARD SILKS at 59c.;
BROCADED SATINS In eve ming shades-beautl-
ful goods and cheap-only SOC;
BROCADED SILK GRENADINES in all shades
at4Cc.;
ALL-SILK BLACK GRENADINE at Sl.2J;
beautiful line Of SUMNER SILKS.
BLACK GOODS
our assortment in This department is more COM
pete than ever before, both as to the medium
and lightweight goods. and prices We guaran-
tee As low as the lowest
PARASOLS
in 4 variety Of STYLES There are a number Of new
designs in PARASOLS This season, and we ask
an early call, that You may see our large sol
lection.
HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
Weare confident that we have q complete iinc
of medium goods IN HOSIERY rs can bc
fnuud I'm the city.
our 29c. RIBBED HOSE, tor boys for school
wear. u something tAl'ds
We also have beautiful line OF Isle HOSE,
both for misses and ladies.
TRIMMINGS. NOTIONS. SC.
All Of the latest designs IN PASS AMENTERit :,
FRINGE~. LACE>, and ORNAMENTS tCr
dress trimmings.
WHITE LACES.
4 nice line at reasonable prices.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
TOWELS. NAPKINS. TABLE-CLOTHs;
CAS~lNERES al SJc worth !;
BUTTONS In endlco, variety;
GENTLENFN M StARFS and DUDE TIES;
FIGURED TERRY-CLOTH at Zoe, In white,
pink and light blue. for childrCn's saeqnes and
afghans;
HAMBURG EDGlNGS.
NAINSODK LDGlNGS,
LINEN TORCHON.
We would call special attention 10 oar ma yuitcent
line OF
FANS.
Our stock is even more attractive in hlsh-art de-
signs than last season, when we made = reputa-
ton for carving the most unique and aitric-
tive sortmcut In tho city. NH 80
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OFFICES


Factory. corner Canal and Adams streets
Ice-house, corner Nineteenth and Cary streets
Also. 1901 Main street.
Telephone Nos. 80 and 1876,
TIE TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY
THE JAMES G. SMITH ICE COMPANY.
an -pOa0W
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ICE.
ICE, ICE, ICE.

The TRANSPARENT ICE COMPANY, having
boYeht the property and goodwill Of the JAMES
c. SMITH ICE COMPANY, are now prepared to
IN orders TO any extent with either
KENNEBEC OR MANUFACTURED ICE.
Each company will he run under Retrospective
names, bur under the same management.
Prices for the season Of 1884, commencing
APRIL IsT, will be, for families, stores, and
Offices, rs CENTS PER 100 POUNDS, in large
or small quantities.
Orders by mail. telephone, or otherwise will re-
cclyc prompt attention.
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Funeral Notice.

Tho funeral Of DIR. THOMAS POLLARD VIII
take 'nc from The First PRESBYTERIAN church
tRev. Mr.. Kerr at $50 o'clock THIS tTuesdaS'
AFTERNOON.
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LACE AND EMBRolDERIEs.
We have EGYPTIAN, POMPADOUR, oRTEN-
TAI, and all the new LACES IN various widths 10
match. HAMRuRGS In CAMBRICS, MAIN
SOCKS, and SWISS WORK. We have some very
new and elegant DESIGNS and shall present. to our
customers everything novel as II appears In the
market. NH 26-iw
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WOOD AND C0Ah.
BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FIRES.
PERSON Al.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Having quilted as executor OF the estltc OF
JOHN cody, deceased, request All parties
lndebted 10 the same to present their accounts Tor
settlement. All persons due the eStale OF said
j, THOMPSON BROWN,
NH ooat Executor.