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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

Mr.. G. A. DANA, of the New York Sum
Qate Assistant Secretary of War under
STAHroN,) is a slaShing assalant of alleged
corruptionists. He always has one or more
libel suits to confront. He has two upon
him at the present time, both claiming large
damages. He charged that the kEMBLE ring,
of Philadelphia, had plundercd that city, and
Mr.. kEMBLE brought suit; DANA giving bail
in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance tc
answer. He next charged the Washington
Board of Public Works with large frauds,
aad the Vice-President of the Board, Mr.. A.
Il. SHEPHERD, brings suit and compels DANA
TO answer in Washington, where he is bound
in heavy penalty to appear. The Wash.
ington Republican courteously styles Mr..
DANA "the pirate of the press"
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The POToMAC RAILROAD TuNEEL.--Thi>
great tunnel, in Baltimore, was finally opened
To through trains on Saturday night. The
through train which left this city at 9:4j
passed through the tunnel and arrived 1t
Calvert station, Baltimore, at 6:ij Sunday
morning. That WAS the first regular pas
ecuger train that used the tunnel, on which
occasion it was opened permanently. There
are now through connections through Batl-
more on this Potomac rold to New York.
The Northern Central railroad has been
leased to the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, and the transfer of the property will
he made to-day.
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ssno locked upin ne cIosss 81
house Zone Of themgdead1, itgappsars from Il
the finding of the juryo inansst iithe casss
were accidentally sp,ocked probably
they locked themselsss up. M b
nefence 81 tho sfodoes.

. 4 a.
A Washington letter states that the /" Hon.
-. X. Luttrel, congressman-elect from the
Third California district, writes to Commits
siouer Smith, of the Indian Bureau, an ac-
count of his recent visit to the scene OF the
Modoc war, and says he has been able to ar
rive at only one. conclusion in reference to
it-raniely, that it was caused by the wrong
fs,l acts of bad white men. He was Informed
on what seemed TO him reliable authority
that the Modocs were compelled to slaugh"
Ter their horses for food on the Klamath re-
serva.ion, and having exhausted this means
of subsistence were compelled by hunger to
seek. the fishing and bnnting-grounds on
their old reservation on Lost river. Mir.
Luttrell urges an investigation of the causes
of the Modoc war, and regrets to say that
never was there time since the organizi-
ton Of the Government when there was SO
much corruption and swindling-not only
against the Government and the people, but
against the Indians--as Is to-day being prac-
ticed on the Indian reservations on the. IA
cific coast ..
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Tie EAST RIVER BRIDGE.-This greatest
bridge project ever undertaken in this coun'
try is progressing finely. The New York
World gives the following brief paragraph
concerning il {:
"The first stone of the anchorage founda-
ton of the East River bridge was laid ut the
works on the Brooklyn side on "Wednesday.
Several courses of timber were first laid
over the bottom of the pit, and these were
covered by three courses of rough stone.
The regular cut-stone courses will then be
continued-siX in all. The blocks weigh
from six to seven tons each. The twenty
two ton plate will be set in its place in few
days. About sixty men are now engaged
on the anchorage work."
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DEATHS.

Died, AT Green wood, on the Chesapeake and ono
railroad, on Thursday night, june 2gtn, RAE,
BETH RUSSELL, youngest child Of John A. ano
Mary y. Robinson; aged six months and twenty
three days.
Died; ut Hanover Junction, at the residence ni
her sister. Mrs Susan a. Evans MISS El'bEs l.
DUKE, in the forty-ninth year OF ntr ase, tho LET
Of July. FrlefIds aid acTnairtances OF Tie Iainli!
are respectfully Invited to attend
Died I'm this city on Yesterday a. half.past,
O'Clock, SARAH ELLEN TALMAN, Oldest emu l,',
Of John and Louisa Talman aged iwenty-elsht
Her funeral will take place THIS MORNING. at at
II O'Clock from the res dcnce OF her Iatnei b
Fourth street. Friends Of the family ana OF iei
brother W. II. Talnan are Invited ~ atteho'
Died. in this city, June 2eth, HENRY A.. infant
SON of leroy w and Cornclia A. Bclcher; aged
seven months and six days.
AS the sweet flower that scents the morn,
And withers with the rising day.
Thus lovely was this infants dawn.
Thus quickly fled It's life away
The funeral will take place from Its parents resi-
desSe o. Sixth between Arch "ha o!r" S''''''' at
FAINT daughter OF " Emmett and FANNIE W.
Chorklcv. aged eight months. :, -
Hurial to take place at Hollywood AT o CLOCK L.
NJ. Friends and acquaintance % 'hc i"inii' ''i'
Louisville (Ky.) and Fredericksburg papers
please copy.
Died. Sunday. june goth. KATE LORD youngest
child of Dr. and Mrs ii. A. Topper, OF this CITY,
Died. In the city of New York. June 27tl: OF dipil-
iberia aged six months PHILIP NoRBORNf r.,
only son of Sidney :. aud Selene Nicholas.
Died I'm this city. on the SOtf iistat OF cholcra-
inlanlum, JULIA ANN. youngest Ghlld OF Gideon
". aud Mary Jane Norris, aged eight months ana
one day .,,.
and they shall lr niue, aith the Lord OF HOST.
in that day when make up my jewels. Matt. III
II. a,. ,
Weep not for me. m$ PARENTS dear.
have gone to rest, yon need not rear:
NV stay was short. as you may see,
Therefore prepare to follow me.
The funeral will take place at ner fathers resi-
dcncc, corner williamsburg avenue anu St!te
street on TUESDAY, July lst. at O'Clock +. NJ
The friends of her fathers family and also her uil-
Gle, A. l.. Morriss. are respectfully requested ~
attend without further notice. . -
Petersburg and Raleigh lNorth taroEna' paper
COPY.
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Buffers Chances.

The latest accounts from Massachusetts
are favorable to BUTLER in the contest FOL
the Republican nomination for Governor
He has the support of the Federal Admins.
tration and the officc-holdcrs. Opposed to
him, no very prominent man has taken the
field. No man, while he was Democrat,
some years since, more ridicned the puritan
ism of the Bay State than BUTLER. Should
he be chosen Governor, he will have brought
the slili.ncckcd Purtans to his feet, and
forced them to put the seal OF their appro'
baton upon the most diSgraccful and dis
honest acts ever committed by apubic officer
in this country.
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Eexas Border pepreaatspns.

Texas Border Depredatsons.
3se Washington correspondents Of the Bal
fore Sun gives the following summary OF
Vie conclusions of the commissioners ap-
1pesnsed 10 inqusre into the o,,rages on. the
Texas border and the present condition; aud
dangers Of the people along the boundary:
The commissioners appointed to inquire
into depredations committed on the Texas
border have completed their report and filed
it with the Department OF State. They esti.
mate the total actuai losses of citizens by
these depredations at about s11,0G9, 900, the
contingent losses due to breaking up OF bust.
ness, &c. swelling the estimate to about sas,.
100000. This estimate is based on the state
ments Of the sufferers.
8 The commissioners. In closing their re.
port, state that the general situation of the
border, as described IN the preliminary report
OF December last, remains unchanged, and
that the raids Of the Mexican marauders
cannot be entirely stopped by the military
, forces OF the United States, however watch
full; and the operations Of the Texas regi.
ments OF volunteers authorized under late
act of the Texas Legislature will, it is pre-
sumed. not bring about the desired end,
which can be attained only by a resoIute e.
fort on the part of the Mexican Government
to put down the irregular banditti, who for
many years past have impoverished West
ern Texas and wantonly shed the blood OF
It's citizens. -
TbecommiSsionerS have completed their
duties and will separate tomorrow, Messrs.
Robb and Osborne going 10 Chicago and
Mr.. Savage to New York. Their labors have
been arduous, and the manner In which
they were performed is satisfactory to the
GoVernment."s #En.E -.
The estimated damages are enormous.
Possibly they are not over.estimated, but
assuredly il they are not, and the depreda'
tions cannot be checked by Mexico nor ef-
fectually stopped by the American army,
some measure must be taken by our Govern
1neut for the protection of our citizens and
preserving peace upon the Rio Grande. we
shall probably hear more and more about d
protectorate established by the United
States over Mexico, until some step is taken
looking towards the management of Next
can affairs, as the only means of protecting
our own people and Of preserving peace. 1t
is only the first step that must be considered
After that it will be the easiest thing in the
world to "anncx." New England will be
dead against that"
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The NEW CABLE.-We have announced
the arrival OF the Great Eastern with the
new cable at Hearts Content Will this
new cable diminish rates Of tcegraphing
between the United States and Europe! We
fear not. 1t will probably combine with the
old cable for mutual benefit, thus avoiding
what might turn out to be losing competi'
tion, and combining to rob the public and
enrich themselves. We say this may be so.
We hope that it will not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

In the WALwcRTa trial it will be seen
that the defence has set up the plea OF insanl-
ty. Their theory is that the senior WAL
WORTH was deranged, and that the son was
afflicted with the hereditary. strain, which
needed only the proyocation Of the fathers
cruelty TO and threats OF his mother for its
development. Both OF these assumptions
are already pretty clearly established.
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1t was the Wilmington Journal, and not
the Raleigh Sentinel, which made the excel
lent comments we last week reproduced upon
the opinions of REvERDY JOHNSON and CALEB
CUSHING rs to the feasibility OF collecting the
North Carolina bonds. .t
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The Attorney General of the United States
emphaticaly denies the statement that the
Government is in any way embarrassed, by
tue death of HORACE J. CLARK, in The suit
against the Union Pacific Railroad Company
arising out of the Credit obiier expose.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, June 2elh. 1873. in this city. Rcy. :.
i. Uutsor. JAMES NJ. HAYES ana LUZ d.
PRJpDY both Of Richmond va.
Boston papers please copy.
Married. at First African Church, "Wednesday
June rs. 1879, by Rev. James r. liolmcs. Mr.. IL
LIAM TOY to Miss MILE COLEMAN, boti OF
| IL ipbt
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The Washington Star, commenting upon
USpgnwoop's enlistment under the WISE
nag, says: "Of verify, politics maketb
strange bed-fellows." There could not
possibly be stranger than in this case.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NFcCANN's THIRD WEEKLY CON
nj CERT AND PICNIC at +. !. EUKER'S
SPRING PARK on TUESDAY EVENING. July
LIST, Is7s Music by First Virginia Regiment Band.
A,ImIssion-25 cents for gentlemen. no charge for
ladies. l. pe to see all our friends on L TUESDAY,
JUN lst Gates open at Z. NJ. Dancingt TO COIN
mence at 8, to terminate at IL 7. NJ
>' " y JAMES r. MCCAIN.
ia aopt Leader First Regiment Band
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VSR. JOSEPH WOODWARD, DENTIST.
~ has adopted in his practice : HkSIoN >
NEW METAL" FOR MOUNTING ARIlFiClAl.
TEETH. Ec;ng plir" and ;aste!!,-s; aeheat PCT
grus yhp nncct to rubber or cellnloa wear ms
work With greatest cnmIfor u Is better Tor lower
set than ANY othcr pra'cr'ai yet IN ''.r: ,u,
thnruuphly done office and residence Gil Main
street, F Zs---lu, w .r s.u.t "
DR. GEORGE Il. STEEL, 60
~ DENTIST, S0ffrI
NO 1913 MAIN STHEET,
RICHMOND. VA. 3c 25-lw
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EOR RENT, that well-located, airy, Ma
F shady, pleasant and desirable suburban Sd
RESIDENCE known rs the :. Ke!laln House, or,
Guests Garden, and bali miles from tiie city
on the Westham road. House contains eleven
ROOMS. kitchen two rooms stable, &c; q protus,on
OF trees and shrubbery In the yard. For further
particalarsapply on the promises or 70 ~ Il
tsiss = . .sKEs q = NOT II TENTH street.
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C1PECIAL SUMMER TICKETS.

The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
same day, at ii for round trip. Steamers leave
daily (!slindays excepted at Ga M and arrive at
p. 81 Tickets for sale on board Steamers, ana sood
ALSO, TO Tne dc rEau or Old Point, $3.50; TO Vuc
de rEau or Old Point and return, u.
e ls-lm L. b. TATUM, General Agent
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me- JAPANESE SILKS AND POI

h1g JAPANESE SILKS AND Pop
IJNS, all grades and cours; striped and figured
Grenadines at and Csc. per yard; Worsted Pop
Inns for travelling and walking suits; Linen suiings
for travelling Black and Colored GrosGran Silks;
Striped and Checked French Silks; Lawns, Ba-
reyes, Trimming silks, Grass Linen and Pongec
Poplins, White Grenadines for Polonaise, &c, La
dies Gloves, Ladies' Vests, silk Ties, Linen and
Lace Collars. sets, Corsets, Fans, Leather Belts,
Bustlcs, &c, &c.
my Is Il II. PRIZE W.
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~ MOTHERS. MOTHERS, MOTH.

MT MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoIh'
ERs.-pon't fail to procure Mas. W1FsLo"'s
SOOTHING sYEUP for MI diseases incident to
Tho neriod OF teething In children. Il relieves the
child OF main cures wind colo, regulates the bowels
and by giving relief and health to she child gives
rest to the mother .s,.
Be sure to call for
"MRs WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. je Aiu,th@oom
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RICHMOND CLOTHING EMPORIUM

RICHMOND CLOTHING EApoRlo"'
GREAT REDUCTION IN .CUSTOM-MADE
CHEVIOT SUITS. Price S25, worth $40. AT 1Oo7
MAIN STREET, GREAT BARGAINS.
Sl.5o will buy one of those popular SUMMER
SACKS. New invoice.
Can ut anybody at 1907 Main street.
Sls will buy FOREIGN CHEVlOT COAT,
chcap at SlG. at 1907 Main street.
sl4 viii buy u FOREIGN CHEVIOT COAT,
worth SIS, at 1907 Main street.
sl2 will buy those splendid FRENCH CASS1-
MERE PANTS: custom made, worth $ls to $22. at
1907 Main street. Cheap
The finest BLUE FLANNELS ever exhibited In
this market Just received and offered very low al
1907 Msin street. Examine them.
Fresh arrivals of BLACK ALPACA SACKS,
sizes 80 TO 49, long Sizes good and very fine, at 1907
Main street.
Great bargains in FANCY CASHMERE SUITS,
rus,om-madc ;also, FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
WHITE DUCK and MARSEILLES VESTS,
BROWN and WHITE DUCK SUITS, at 1907
Main street -
ie as-eodat WILKINSON & WRITER'S.
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N.Y. ERCAN ut l. L NJ UT U A l.
(MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.


TRUSTEES:
\. l.. MCCREADi, 1oWSSEHp SIlppr"'
JAMES FREELhNp, SAMUEL L. Ham,
SAMUEL WHLETS, BRYCE 1HAf'
ROBERT L. TAYLOR, Il. EpGEKloN'
WILLIAM T. FROST, HENRY ID. hlNhAipl'
WILLIAM WATT, 'oitN G "i1I''NnS'
JAMES ID. FISH, CHAHLhs DlMoN'
JOHN ID. WOOD, PAUL n. ofoffohp'
& no. W. HESNISGs, JAMES DOUGLAS,
urSRy EYRE : WILLIAM NELSON. JR.,
Jnsrp,t SI..GG HAROLD DoLLNER,
Enw,pp MERRITT, JOSEPH WILLETs.
DANIEL T. WHLETTS, FRANCIS HATHAWAY
Err WOOD WALTER, AARON l.. REED.
d. GOLDEN MURRAY,
EIWOOD WALTER, President;
| ARCHD G. MONTGOMERY, JR.,
Vice-President;
ALANsoN W. HEGEMAN,
Second Vice-President;
C. j. pESPARD, Secretary.
The undersigned having been appointed Genera
4oents for the State Of Virginia Of the d6ore first
class, liberal, and pron.pt-paying Marine. Com
p1uD are prt pared to take Marine and Inland Nav
cation risks OH merchandise freight land bulls Of YES
sells to all parts OF TIE oOrld upon the most 6bTd
t,,us and respectfully solicit the patronage of the
public.
Policies issued making loss payable In gold, or II
st,rIjpr At the office of the companys bankers, II
| Liverpool, If desired.
| THOMAS N. ALFRIEND & son,
| No north Tenth street
'ic e7-lm " ..'t (Shafer's Buildingl.
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ng FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
NEW CROP, SINCE JANUARY LIST.

MEADE l. BAKERS IMPORTATION.
Guaranteed incidentally pure and recommended
by our best physicians as being more easily assiml-
lated and more acceptable to the stomach than any
other cod-liyer oil In use.
-, MEADE BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
,nbn at 9l9 Main street.
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ME- MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SUMNER SALES.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
7. r. PRICE & co. are now making large addi-
tons to their splendid stock for June and July sales
DRESS GOODS in great variety at prices lower than
have ruled for many years. Also, many linens and
other staples al wonderfully low figures my %
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A RMORY r. l.. !. BLUES, July ], 4
~ 1s-s-SPECIAL ORDERS No. 1.-THE N
members of this company VIII assemble at their ~
armory THIS tTursdayl EVENING at O'Clock
ebredness with the company, or they VIII he ocai'
with as the law directs.
~ I. X. GLAZEBRUOk,
3y,lt& Orderly Sergeant.
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KEEP COOL
=, WITH LIGHT CLOTHING.
1000 LINEN SUITS (all kindsl, a
~. 500 BLACK ALPACA SACKS tali qualttlcs),
100 FANCY ALPACA SACKS,
so DIAGONAL ALPACA SACKS,
200 WHITE DUCK SUITS,
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS (all style5),
1000 pairs WHITE JEANS DRAWERS, 81 each
500 pairs WHITE LINEN DRAWERS,
besides almost everything anybody needs In my
line ut the old established house.
- VIM. IRA SMITH, ACT,
1l09 MAIN STREET.
Sign-LOSG FLAG. ie
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EXERCISES
EXCURSIONS.


ltRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET
W PICNIC under the auspices of FRIENDSHIP
Lodge, No. 20. KNIGHTS OF PiTIllAS, of
Manchester, at Midlothian, on FRIDAY, Julyi.
The train will leave the Danville depot, NJ ancheS-
ter ut "A O'Clock promptly.
Arrangements have been made with parties 10
furnish lCE-CkEhM, CAKES, &c, at city prices.
The occasion win bc culivcned with dancing, GRO
a,let, and other amtseincntS ..--..,.
Tickets can he obtained of the committee or at
the drug stores Single ticket, 75c ladies, soc.
gentleman aud two ladies, $3.50; children under
twelve, 25c. !e JUL :
ITO! FOR WEST POINT.-JuLY 4, 1878.
i L THE EXCURSION OFTfE SEASON, FOR
ONE AND ALL. The most delightful ana piei!-
ant ever offered to the Richmond public Fresh
oysters crabs, tithing, and fishing, from West
Point down York river. -,
This Excursion Is given by the committee ap-
ponted for the OCCASION, and the wants of the pee
Die their pleasure and appctites, will therefore 9e
fIlly pratncd. There will he FULL BAND oE
MIISfC. and those who arc fond of dancing viii
have a fine opportunity to enjoy themselves. The
cars viii leave the depot at ~ O'Clock precisely.
TICKETS For gentlemen, III ladies, soc. ..
f,onfec,iop aud refreshments ii city prices.
This Excursion, being under the charge OF select
committee, will be Il thorough guarantee that good
t,rier win be enforced and every attention lsiid
those who choose to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunty for Measure aud recreatior Tickets can De
PROCURED from the committee on the day or cxcur-
siou at the depot - Jt zs-at"-
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The two little girls in Philadelphia who
were recently found, after some two days ab~
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CpRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
- beg 10 inform my friends and the public In
general that have just received the following
goods, which L am Offering at remarkably low
prices:
WHITE DUCK SUITS,
LINEN SUITS, all kinds;
DIAGONAL ALPACA SACKS.
BLACK and FANCY ALPACA SACKS,
large variety Of LIGHT CASSIMERE SUITS
and one of The largest stocks of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
in the city;
WHITE SHIRTS, all kinds.
Gall and examine. Nj. W ROSE,
a. IA 1909 Main street.
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ATOTICE.-A meeting of the members and
II also of the executive committee or the xlh-
GINA RIDING GLIB will he held THIS Clues-
fayl EVENING at s. o'clock al The residence OF tG
pres, dent. No 40 Eighth strcut lctMcel NaIshaii
Nd 'isv strerts PHILIP HAXAI.L,
'"; Nv; - ~ Secretary.
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CLOTHING.

GRAND cLosNG-oUT SALE
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
With the view TO change in the MANAGE
MENT of my business will, from and after the
FIRST DAY OF JULY,
offer my
ENTIRE STOCK
READy-MADE CLOTHING
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, and many
articles at and below the cost of production.
It is needless to name that my stock Is yet full
and In tact as to
SIZES, QUALITY, AND QUANTITY.
And as It Is IMPORTANT TO Me to close out the
entire stock with this season. or In the next sixty
DAYS. will place the GOODS AT SUCH PRICES
that will make it to the interest Of ALL IN NEED 10
COME TO 1109 MAIN STREET
early and make their purchases.
The following is Il comparative list OF prices OF
some Of the leading articles: besides, there are
many others not enumerated:
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,aTHuJIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
Y The regular monthly meeting of the above So
IJT Iii If "a o'clock In the basement Of the cahe'
dr,l Business of decided interest 20 every membet
Will he considered. and large attendance Is it,
sired. By order or the President.
ix Ill JOSEPH W.LAUBE. Sccretary.
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MEETINGS..

vI,HE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND &
L LODGE, No. 10, A. +. NJ :. are request AN
ed To attend a stated communication of their w
lodge THIS Tuesday EVENING at J O'Clock. a,
Masons' Hall. Members of sister lodges anu ail
transient brethren In good standing are Iiateraly
Invited To meet with Us. BY order of the W. NJ
~ LIT. JAMES r. RiDDiCk, Secretary.
DOCAHONTAS TRIBE, No. Ia, I'M
PROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.-2d Sleep
Euck Moon G :. d., 1882. regular c",I'icll hre nl
ihs tribe will he kiudcdon the above Slceb lor lnc
;urt requested.
ny o'''' Vi '' Gil. MARTIN, c. OF r.
Tho e,uaws aud papooscS of TN" tribe are csl'eci-
any HWY" " w iyl-2t*