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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

dist Episcopal sasurci1 Of Richmond to ase.

dist Episcopal ShurchI OF Richmond to exc.
cute deeds or trust. ssss 81
E To anend The act i'd relation to coarnis
tsionars Of reads. - :e.s,zs 7s,t:2,' stssBh
To amend section 2s, chapter 57, Of Code,
| To relation 10 certificates Of stock!
For the encouragement of immigration.
10 establish the seals and aags of the Com.
nl81IweaithH ~ - >eEst = ssZsfs1
To incorporate The Brooks Gap, Hardy
ind Hampshire Railroad Company.
For the preservation Of oysters and 10
obtain revenue for the privilege oftaking
them. ~ ,li Sc sttftttEsssf 5E;IF
In relation to the records or Alexandra
tCOunty. sc Es$ ;gss sisCsG4 :s,t5
10 amend section Z, chapter ITO, ofcode,
IAN relation to service ofproeess or notice onsa
To authorize the County court Of Nor.
iioik county to appoint commissioners to
divide the roads of the townships in said
county into districts and to contract arntul-
ally for their repair, . 5t.s.is @sz7II@E
70 amend the act, &c. TO REQUIRE a
deposit of securities to be made 'by foreign
insurance companies doing business in this
To incorporate the Woodstock and lost
RIVER Turnpike Company. ta@*.s.,
~ oauCnorlzc, the town Of Manchester to
construct free bridge over james river,
10 amend aact, &C., to provide for q
TeoiV1sion of the county of Fairfax into
townships. .asIjz 1-.AE'7f IT. = :
F. To authorize the Common Council Of Pc
tersburg to issue bonds to the amount OF
Sl5o, 900 for the purpose Of paying of the
inde ebtedness of said city. = sia {
10 amend act for the protection Of fish in
tne Roanoke river west of the Bedford line.
To prohibit the receiving of coupons for
oil portions of the public revenue set apart
10y the Constitution for public free-school
purposes and for the permanent literary fund
10 authorize city of Richmond to contri.
onte to the building of railway from Keys.
vile to ClarkesyilIe. : ? - /
| authorize the corporate authorities O,
| Liberty to borrow money. = ss>st'tt'tasi'
/ To amend charter city of Richmond. 80
Ito incorporate the Manchester Railway
and Land Improvement Company. !
To amend act for the relief of late sheriff
Of Pittsylvania county. ,Ss>s 'is.ss.sEi
Authorizing the Rector and Board of Wis
itors of the University Of Virginia to expent
a certain sum Of money. .@es
10 incorporate the Danyille and FranklIr
Railroad Company. Il :. n,z..3.,,,g
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USE DooLEY's YEAST POWDER II You relish
light, sweet, wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Pastry,
&C. Y our grocer sells It. Full weight and strength.
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4, LABORATORY OF DR.W. II. TAYLOR, ANALYTf-
CAL AND CONSULTING CHEMrsT.-The result OF
careful chemical examinations of ~. Semmess
Pure Rye Whlskey" enables me 70. confidently re
commend It TO those who desire an article OF IN
questionable purity for nse as medicine or as beve-
rage. The samples subjected to examination repre-
sent lot of one hundred barrels, and were selected
by myself. - ~ !. WILLIAM 81. TAYLOR. .,s
GfS.'' t''t7 1'Ss .'f, Analytical Chemist.
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ORIGIN OF THE GAME or CKoQUET-How TO
PLAY TT Charming! Is the exclamation Of ali who
play or witness the game of croquet. Most persons
suppose IT is new game vet, although In some
spects new, It Is little more thar an old one revived
1t used to be played by the ancient Gans univer-
sally that the greater portion OF the pror1enades
adjoining large towns consisted each Of long alley
fthe game being jeu dc asatl.
The later French received tt their ancestors
the Gauls; and 1t was introduced into England nm
der Charles H. at the time of the Restoration, after
bis sojourn In France. The long avenue, In front
Of Buckingham Palace, called the Mall" for
Mail y, derived Its name from this game, which
was played there. - .
One prime feature Of croquet Is that 1t Is an ont
door sport In which ladies and gentlemen, boys and
girls, may alike engage, Hitherto, while men and
boys have had their healthful means Of recreation
in the open air, the ladies aud girls have been re-
stricted to the less exhilaratipg sports or indoor
life i..'h s!y3stt3si. '&.s.7 z iss 7"
1t Is not to be wondered at, theu, this being the
state of things that croquet, upon its Introduction
to American society," should meet with so warm and
universal a welcome It came as an outdoor sport
for ladies, misses and even little childre-for the
rich and the poor, the strong Eand the weak-easily
learned and always intensely interesting and attrac-
tive to ali. And the season for the playing of this
game Is about to commence 1t may not prove unin-
teresting to know that j.. T. ELLYsoN, 1ll2 Main
street. has large assortment Of both cheap and fine
SETS His set is the best cheap set In the
market, and is especially adapted to boys and misses
See his advertisement in another column. yg.-,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ssETs lsr JANUARY, 1873. s27s, ,esa. 81.

GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COM.
" PANY, OF NEW ORLEANS. q.
ASSETS lsr JANUARY, 1873. S27s, ,G9a.67.
10000 In United States Bonds deposited with Trea.
surer OF Virginia.
Policies issued on BUILDINGS, MERCHAN-
Disc. and other lnsurable property.
J. b. MARTIN, Manager,
106 Main street. Norfolk, Va
COULIlNC & MEADE, Agenls, tr
1901, corner Bank and Tenth streets,
fcll-2m Richmond, Va.
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REDFoRD'ss No. Ca MAIN STREET, rs THE
AGENCY and,ths only place at which Dunlap ltai
can be had TN Richmond. Parties advertising this
hat WIN please see Mcssrs. Dunlap q Co.'S letter 10
o. III. Marahall s. n s..s.sss,. ssslsE. :. 5..z
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list or H.ErrxRs.

-,,,'IoF -, ~ LETTERS REMAINING m
III guE RICHMOND PoST-QFFICE APRIL
~ calling for letters In this list win pte,se
Pc'Snnns nnns,rsscS" ff not called for In four weeks
g, M e sent 10 the Dead-Iester Office, in Wash.
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CoRNs, BUNIoNs, DISEASED NAILS, &c., pain
lessly treated, with instant relief, by Dr. SCHULTZ
Office, No. 7 Nineteenth street, between Main anC
Franklin. Members Of the Legislature, strangers
and Others usually before leaving, avail themselve:
of hIa aid - go - .=' - = .'
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5'You CAN SAVE MONEY by buying your photo
graph frames at the Richmond Frame Store, nexi
to the Dollar Store, corner Ninth and Main Streets
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BKAUTIFuI HAIR has 3 charm above all other
personal adornment. Remember this, ladies', and
ADOPT the popular and fragrant Eapiilina 90 your
hair. dressing. Price, 7sc. At WOOD d soNs, at
Ninth and Main streets l5... .,EI-.7sl,t
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CHOICEST sPRING srYLEs m HATS Ar s,M,foxf
20 Co.'s, iiis Main street. % z'7t .7f55
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SOME LADIES COMB OUT, THEIR HAIR BY TIL
handful. Such will never be the case with those who
,,cn "a pITJTSA s.,
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FIRST SATURDAY. IN APRIL, oPENiNG-DAr AT
REpFoRp's. Call and see the Broadway, styles.
All in. ..EZ1 -zLL.-L- L-.- - 81 1.H t-l'T. J
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: The abore-mentioned whiskey, made In 1883, car
be had for three dollars per gallon at
esrs.s4. B. Il. ARcHER's, No! 73s Main street,
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CLorH1Na-the latest In style and the bess-at
B. SPENCE & SONS. -
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THE DOLLAR STORE Is always receiving new
goods, and It Will Sc TO yolr Interest 10 call and ex
anime their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Don't forget the plaee-corner Of Ninth ard Main
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tJAMEstM TAYLOR 6. SON win self at q P. III.
> an undivided moiety OF thereai estate formerly
20 occupied by the Virginia Steel Company.
D. &. WEIsIGER Win sell al p II. 273 acres Of
y land the Manchester turnpike. ttg5
JAMES M: TAYLOR SON win sell at n N. a
~ farm in Henrico county, about fifteen miles be-
low Richmond, on the Richmond and York
River railroad. fsSs>:
COOK q EAUGHTON viii sell ut 10 A. NJ, at the
/ horsefot, horses, mules, bTggies, &c. ait{ =
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STRENGTHENING, COOLING, sMooTHNa, RE
STORING, is the charming, harmless CAPILLINA II
the hair and scalp. arr- afg- .ss
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PEOPLE WHO HAVE cut their wise teeth use the
SozopoNT and all who do are willing to declare te
all who don't use It that It is fhe most perfect anG
delightful thing for the teeth they ever dipped {
brush into =
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JUST RECEIVED few more Of those soc. hats at
i REpFoRD's, so2 Main street. -
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FRAYsER HAS JUST REcEIyEDHIs FIRST FRAMES
from Cincinnati. .,a t<.t
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Loss OF HAIR fs . great misfortune, but Il rnay
be avoided by the use of. CapIsins. 4; r ssSa y
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nH1NA, GLASS, AND ouEENsWARE,
WILLIAM DAFFReN,

onery 10 the public the following GOODS Il
Piceures-lassest stock soush Of WEehfastsa; !;
Chromos and on Paintings, any a,ss y 40 ~
market; Picture Frames made at halcsh hoaE nolice;
Fhotosraph Frames large stock always o. hand !;
MopIdfngs, ala sorts $4,000 feet on haadj Lookt1gs
Glass Plates and Looking Glass Fames- kzgs
stock; large Family Bibles, cxfra Large eixe 9azt&
finish, most approved edttions Clocks fNsn 10
best manufacturers In she United; Ssstes. srit4et
for pariors. ofdces. and stores Carpets fsudlss
extra super1nc, Superdne, modinu. End oeeeF
Of carpstfnga Rngy y-bTnsseia, ysisety
and tapestry. 0iiciotls. Mststass Chetaae :sn6
plain, hest description NaInns Exseasden Hahissf
and other articles All yhicht viii sell ese.
or by paymena Of weekly of monttl ind tslnienfs.
re eN-eodsna- 'spftAiAa4SDAHTR0A.
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FRESH TEAs.-TRI HARRIs's NEw-cRoP
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, No. SOUTH EIoHTH
- - .sEF ~ @sE-f -eeE - sttE = >
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lF THE HAIR rs FAILING, ,Gur, ARREST fr wrfH
CArILLDsA. Mithas faisen. restore It with Gspii-,
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spaING sTYLEs.-E. B. SPENCE & Son have ii
store the prettiest line of gentlemens underwear
be had In this city Their spring styles are unsur
rcpd
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FOR CINCINNATI FRAMES. GO TO FHAYsER't
extensive gallery. s-tr II .,5gr.--.-F =
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f. B. SPENCE q SoS's PEMBROKE SHIRT
made OF superior material and warranted TO ft.
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sGENTIEMEN's STYLES sFoR SPRING ARE now
on exhibition at the corner of Thirteenth and Main
streets. E. B. SPENCE Son have laid in one Of
the largest and bestassorted stocks Of clothing and
gentIemen's furnishing goods ever brought 70 this
city, and they selling them cheap as any SINH
lar line of goods can be bought anywhere. Call, e1
anime, and be convinced. s,t,e -r sIgF Ii ~
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FOR GOOD AND CHEAP FRAMES GO TO FRAY
sER,S.
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DANDRuFF will cause the hair 10 fall out. Ust
CAPILLISA to euro dandrrf.
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SPRING STYLES NOW OPEN at E. B. SPENCE; 8
Sons, 1900 Main street. ,.s ... s>r.,
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SPRING OPENING OF ALL THE LATE 6TYlEsD1
HATS for men and boys nj 2 -MEIsIGER & Co.'s.
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ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN GENTLEMEN
GOODS at Z. b. SPENCE & SONS.
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HATS fon Soc. up al syaaoSs & Co.'s, mex. Dis
troffh 3ss ..,1s.. ZF-St3 ~ z
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SIMMONS = Co, THE rAsH1oNABLs HATrxRs
are bound to please you. :, - - 80.
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, THERE Is NO EXCUSE YoR POOR BISCUITS, ROLLS,
bread. griddle cakes, 1nufins, waftes, &C., when
DooLEy's YEAST POWDER is used. Grocers sell IL.
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JOB PRINTINa.-We call the attention of me,,
chants, clerks OF courts, shers lawyers, railroad,
steamship andcanal officers and agents, an others
having orders for printing, 10 The facilities offered a.
the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTABLIsnrENT for The
prompt and faithfuls execution Of all kinds OF Jon
PRINTING, We can furnish as short notice Cards,
Heads Letter Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets.
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-BNls Catalogues
Bills Of Fare. showBillss Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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d n. ELLYsoN B Co., Advertising Agents, DIsPkTCs
building, viii receive advertisements and have then,
Inserted In Enny Journal Of le country at reguIa,
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!, swrrr oaAssBs. Ju1cY ANDKreE,A At Piazisrs

YELLOW BANANAS, rrsE AND LARGE, AT iPIz-
zISl,a. E-.stslls.ts5 go sll. -. ~
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.DArEs, ,iI1. Two PoysDa ron TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
ir pIzztSI,E. 81 5ss
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ADVERTISING IN HUSrINGToN.-Ths newspa-
pers published in Huntington have an. extensive
circulation through the country which Is opened d
Richmond by the completion Of the Chesapeake anG
Ohio railroad. Ii. ELLYsoN b Co. are authorized tf
make contracts for advertising in both papers Ion
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I sorr MARsHaALLow AND cIsocol.ATE DROPS
IT PyZZfSItSx lE3tss III EJsf1f5E' Es,ss a II
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EvEsrBoDr GOES 70 SIMMONS Co.'S ron
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RoYALFlREIN INSURANCE. COMPANY

pOYAL FIRE EINSURANCEC COMPANY
~ OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
~ II
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia. Ss0.Aa0.
lMPERlAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON.
Deposited with Treasurer OF yTginia, $4,000.
shareholders personally responsible tor the obi
cations Of the above companies.
Representing the above staunch Old English corn.
nanics, VIC solicit the patronage OF the public upoL
lhelr uhqresti19ahie security, prompt and liberal
join -. c:LAIHOisEE q co, Agents.
No. 110S Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASDETS OVER 500, ,neO, 00G. =
tash dividends. surpdssiog all others, ut first
nnl "r'Fy anniversary OF policies.
il."muns payable annually, seml-annually, and
I'EIntly. 80
f. m "ipfsT, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
'h Tue | niiCI States. I'D .a.s.s .less4
JOHN III. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
Il No. 11Go Bialn street.
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THERE ARE rNNUMERABLE HAIR TeNIcs, bat
none comparable to CapiIlina.y sg Es;:ssiss
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PEMBRoKE SHIRTS, PENBaoKR SHIRTS,
made to order by ;,, t4g; sfszs
e. b. SPENCE & g0N, ,, s.x.gg.
Merchant TaIlors, ,~,.s,
1900 Main street.
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& N;xw; YoaK srR1sa srYIks At stasfoss& co.'s,
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,p,uzusl HAS r1ss rar-cnrass or ALI. rr.Ayoas :
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nm, E1rar F,es.rsn.e.s, AT: rlzzIsrs.
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Z. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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NORTH BRITISH
~ AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
I,0NnDN AND EDINlSJIRGH a r.

Capital, Sn,oo0,ooo In gold; Invested in the Uniteo
stars over sl,5oo,oeo; deposited with Treasurer Of
Virginia. ssoooo In United States bonds.
Having been appointed agents to the abovc-named
cnnnny are prepared to issue It's policies against
loss or danas, by lire buildings, merchandise. AND
terms.
Losse equilably adjusted and promptly paid.
ID. N. WALKER h CO.,
OCT No. 1Ofk Main street,
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RUTLAND DAILY MORNING SEPTEMBER l. 1878

lance from the battle field, il is impossible
to say whether it is an honest expression of
opinion. or simple whistling to keep their
courage up. In all these disgraceful dis
plays, in all this chicancry, scandal and
personality, We have one great consolation.
We can even although we trust the sight
may be spared us-put up with the nomin-
alton of General Butler by the Worcester
convention. We must undergo this pro-
cess for the publication of politics 1t is
going to have another effect, which ever
way it may result. Of late years, one by
one the strands of the party whip have
been giving away and its few remaining
strands are but weak and fragile things,
and we think Ben Butler and his friends
are breaking the last thereof. II so-and
we believe his triumph would So result
we could and would most honestly and
| heartily shout, with the most enthusiastic
of his admirers and followers, Great and
glorious old Ben Butler for he would
have planted better than he knew.
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Sudden Death.

Mr.. Joseph Burragc of PittsfoId, for
merly of Arlington, Mass. died on the cars
on Saturday morning, August Both, of
heart disease. He left Pittsford last Tues
day in his usual health for Boston to attend
to some business and left for home on the
morning train with his son William They
had but just got out of Boston and into
Charlestown, when Mr.. Burrage laid his
his head back, gave two or three gasps and
died without a struggle, groan or stiffen-
with such aids as the passengers had
at command were unavailing. His body
was left at Leominstcr. his native place.
where his mother and two brothers reside.
lie is to he buried at Mount Auburn ON
Tuesday
MIR. Burragc had spent most of his active
life in successful business in the city of
Boston, his residence being in the beautiful
| town of Arlington. once called West CAM
bridge. The past summer he removed to
Pitisford, having purchased the Palmer
pia'c, NHi'H It ndu Hitcu up loT IioIiic,
having retired from active business pur-
suits.
His genial, happy nature had cndearcd
him to all who knew him. The friend
ships he had formed among the people OF
Pittsford and Rutland. though short, viii
last till all who knew him will have passed
away. lie has been called away almost il
the prime Of life, being in his 59th year
leaving a large family of young childrer
and n wife to mourn his loss.
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parcntly, retained the confidence of his
employers, his associates OF the public.
There arc other strange things in this most
strange affair. The investigations have
not been completed, yet the expert account
ant, through whose investigations these
robbcrics were brought to light, has been
discharged; and Notwithstanding these
facts have been known TO the city officials
for weeks, Rodman was suffered to go at
large until Friday. The facts supply their
own further comment Where is the won
der that cities are ruled by rings, treasures
and banks plundered, and the thieves, rob-
bcrs dcfaultcrs and cmbezzlcrs suffered ia
90 unwhipped of justice! 1t would APP
pear that banks and trust companies were
organized, and their officers and subordin-
ates selected, for the purpose of robbine
customers and dcpositors, as public officers
are elected to defraud tax payers ant
honest citizens.
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Rutland County.

Friday is market day at Brandon.
Two new buildings are being erected on
Carver street.
The citizens of Rutland may be pleased
to know that Mr.. Langwer is prepared to
furnish choicest flowers and plants from
his green house at Forcstdalc.
Rev. Franklin Tuybury occupied the
pulpit Of the Congregational church on
Sunday morning, the first time since his re-
turn from his vacation.
ID. T, Packard has purchased and taken
possession of Mr.. \. 4. Rosscter's grocery
store.
The fall term of the graded schools com
mence to-day under the supervision of j..
$. Cilley, a. NJ. thcaccomplished and sue
cessfu principal, assisted by II corps OF
competent assistants This school, under
the direction of Mr. Cilley, has been con-
stantly increasing in usefulness, and may,
without fear of contradiction, be pro
nounced among the best schools in the
State.
f't'diiiS Sti''t ihiil'o ~ "hi'hS INV 49,
patton of the ''roughs' of Brandon.
Rev. w. III. H. Murray, Anna +. Dick
inson, Hon. Thomas Fitch, John B. Cough
and Hon. William Parsons of England, arr
among the lecturers engaged for the Bran
don course.
A meeting is to be held by the Brandon
fire department on Monday evening Sep
TENDER list, to provide uniforms for TIN
fire company. II is hoped every taxpaye
will be present and willingly vote sufiici
ent amount to buy good uniform for tn
boys. Brandon ought to have an efiicien
fire department-it cannot afford to b.
without it--and the best course is to Civ
them neat, new uniform, in which the!
may take pride, and then Brandon vii
take pride in the efficiency and appearance
of her firemen.
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The o>crwccning desire Of some men for
notoricty is past comprehension. II mat
iers not how it is obtained, # so be II is
onv obtained ut all. Hence there have
been many aspirants for the temporary
fame Of being considered the hitherto I'M
,,own Nathan murderer. The last claim
ant is one John r. Irying-who, by the
way, is not connected. in the rcmotest de-
gree, with the Washington Irving family.
His motive seems, however, to he some
what mixed. His first object being motor
e,y. and the second to obtain free ride
from San Francisco to New York. He Is
well known to the police of that and other
cities. and at the time of the murder July
o9th, 1871. was under arrest in Jersey City.
Aside from that. his pretended confession
does not accord with known facts, Nathan
being seen alive and well at least three
hours after he states the murder To have
lecn committed.