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SPECIAL MEETING.

~ PROCEEDiAGs COMMoN> COUNCIL,)
Iussn OF D0n;.ilsoDyi,le., )
Adjourned M etin., January ID, 1875.
| The CouDcil 7.let this day ut 10 O'clock
A. NJ. Mayor w. Ierrio IL the chair.
Members presehi-Jos. Barbridge b. l.s-
! mann, aldermen let ward Jos : rrier, X.
Noe,, aldermen md ward Jos: johnson,
john F. LAX, aldermen srtl ward. ~
The n,i'i., es Vi the 1ast meeting were read
and approved.
/ The Mayor in his communication stated
10 the Council, tnat the Lessee OF the Mark. :
House, Ar Baol. hau failed to furnish the
necessary securities, and he appointed Mr..
Il. Dusas ;.s keeper pro tam. ss-n ~.
DONALDsONvILLE, Jan. 18th, 1875.
To the Honorable Mayor and Members Of
Re Tuwn Council:
GLsTLLMES-I would most resl,ec. 81 v
inform you that MI. Felix Babin has Veg
lecietl IN iasnisili0g The necessary security
Tor the farm vi the Narket-House solu on
tlIe 2nd inst. to him Tor the snm ol $l.3i 90.
Please inform me what to do in the pre-
1lises and oi,ligc, 49,.
. Yours respectfully,
- .... {. KLINE, l,.
l...-,. Tewn Treasurer.
The report was received and the Treasurer
was autll.a:aed to proceed and lease out
ag;sh tue Masxet-floase according as the
0!ti,nances of the town direct 4-
the toiiowing report was read and re-
Ctivtd: I
10 tine Honorable Mayor and Members of
the Town Council: h5t''
GENTLEMEN -Your Committee On Public
Works beg leave to report .hat tney nave
accOrdiD. 10 instructions purchased the bot
sem Of \ fi;AtbOat and about one thousand
ie-t oI loose iu,l,i,er Tor the sum 81 $50 OO,
payable II United States currency. That
ltpar ali bridges. All vi which is respect
fully submitted.
JOHN LINK.
-" Chairman.
Jos Ferrier offered the following resolu
ton wiich was laid on the table:
, sWHEREAs, 1t has cause t. the knowledge
OF ille Town Council OF The town Of DOualal-
sonvilie. that several INDECENT families of
this IOWA are destitute Of even bread, he i.
! Resolced, That the Mayor is he: .hy au-
tAOrizetl and empowered during the MOntl,s
81 January aud February, to draw upon the
Town Treasury q sum not 70 exceed twenty
dollars per month, during those two uonths,
with Which said sum he shall buy bread
tickets that he will distribute to said in-
d:gent families irrespective Of rice and
color. ;,
Resolved further, That in order to increase
said fund, the Mayor, the members Of the
Council and other officers Of the town, here
by agree 10 abandon fifty cents per month
during said months Of their pay. /
On motion Of Jos. Ferrier, duly seconded,
the following resolution was adopted:
Be 1t resolred. That from and after this
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POIl66 JuAoRa.tP terTe Landry, Presi-
dent - b. Aabett, Louis ;LeslanGs Henry
Heynun, Hiliesy Rioe< 3 Il ~ 80.
BOARD or SCHOOL Pierre
Landry, President; Kodolphe Braud, Secre-
tary and yfehsprer : II Hill, .Charlesr NJ
Lewis, Jacob Warner, Augustus knight, =:
H. Ren11AHat 70 -. - :.
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ate next day 1eapired his preaeqs
there, hsNss sell I ssEp y,
the - train. The ~ bsf hin
vigoroseMbealth md ID Jealous
wSteh apsn Il nsstsrs ssl<aalatsd to
a6ss 4 lint rSy Ii HI epn,. lt,,snts.
| Masssl ssserg' .taes, tsarins
| agood Lad q pa.ssuss~ fion -
naltcsd depot. and drswn 81 two
fhossss, strssgied with ~ nad Of
tRaiffoad Avsnus right stdtly, yes rs.
tetday, until reaching . point nearly
d,ppotitt.s,. Mr. A,nGspazzzsipiss store,
When. the job ~became~ toos extensive
for any common vehicle to, tackle,
aud the stage in question broke down
in sheer despair. The passehyers were
compelled to- alight and pursue the
remainder Of their journey af0st, and
Nanny" had q nice Loaiss iitts6rk 81.
Treating his broken stage from tile
mud. ..-.......
~
New STesE. John Harp, ESQ.,,
we'll known mere as an nterprisiny
young man with a decided turn for
business, has opened . store n the
leat little building on Railroad Az
enue, near the depot, owned by Mr..
C. A. Sharp. Johnny" announces
tn a card appearing elsewhere in the
CHIEF that he will sell his goods "at
living prices," which mea,,s just rs
low as it is possible to sell them and
sustain his lbuslAess. We recommend
that a fair share Of public, patronage
be bestowed upon the new store, and
believe that gil having dealings there
will re i've full satisfaction for any
outlay Of money made. n
The steamer st. John nl.de her first
Gip to Tnibodaux this week, enter
ing the Bayou Sunday morning aud
returning Monday, re-en,ering We'd
'nesslay night and returning Friday
morning. The St. John is command
ed hy Capt. Allen Jumel.o Ibervillt,
while Capt. Jo.. Dalferes has large
interest in her business, aud under
tie change Of these popular steam
b"atmen she is destined to become
prime fayv.i.e III the L,.foaicne trade.
Her debut has been a very successful
one, as she procured heavy load Of
freight each "Trip. a'3
The little steamer Lottie runs b.
tween Lockport and Thibo.laux, il
connection with tho st. John. a.. /
Z PE.soNAL.-We were pleased to
receive another brief call .tum MI.
Alex. Meyers Of Amite River, to-day,
and still more pleased to learn that
he has succeeded i" sitting up lit
tle judicial matter t. which reference
has been officially made in the CHIEF
for three weeks past. Nj. Meyers has.
US to add his name 70 our
subscription list and thinks Be can In
luce several Of his neighbers to do /
likewise. We hope his efforts will
meet witt, the success they certainly
deserve, and we, thank him, for, li.
prof1ered service, in our behalf.
N..J. B. Hcbert and family have !,
The sincere thanks Of ourselves and
;wo other embryo Nimrotls for the hos
pitable manner in which they enter
aimed US during our hunting excur-
ion to the New River region this
week.
The Fair for the benefit OF the
Catholic Church has been postponed
~ account Of the weather and is now
t." be held upon Saturday,
sunday and Monday, January 3Dth +!
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THE NEW, YORK TRIBUNE,
: The iLsading Amsrisaa II ewsps>lr,y


/ FOUNDED BY HORACE GREkBEr. )
In tie recent slectioas tho people have
declared in favor Of honesty ih politics and
Undergraduate in journalism The Ifibsns;
which years ago declared that it was.not and
mover moro would be q party organ, ,elaims
the verdict, as the popular sindicatfon FITS
course, and recognizes' III the result the ]
voice Of the people for reform and integrity
In government, for candor and independence
among newspapers. During the campaign
which has Just closed the 1rtbssne has fully
msintaihea its right to the title Of the
" Leadings American sNewspspar." Thu
position it has earned aud retained for ths
following, among other reasons
{ 1t pubishes.6N the news, earlier, moro
fully, and more intelligently tlan any other
paper g,lifs .ss{f- !, slim, s4vfs ar ,.fG
Il insists I, On peace ,,4rqRagheat the Whole
lcoGntry, the right Of local self govern,neht,
ercise Of their just and legalffights. ~
1t ADVOCATES condolences ana igoed. fe1lipg.
between North and South, and labOrs for IN /:
honest and abiding reconciliation. a.
h It maintains fairness and fcandor toward
oil pubio men and questions, and dignity :
and courtesy toward associates and ayala.
It publishes isl, scientific news, reports dis
ness and accuracy never bef6fc attained by
- II
sAves Ss1Iv 49, VII yE HOT, ,cllunn r.
~ INC nost carslaily prspaFed serlcuIntn1r'
asarts.t thsn III ta asi IN muIe n . sne
,ytheIG akricnltural p,iblination,I and 4 taae
eminent agriculture editor said ." It has
done Yiore IL Iinake rood fari1fiers thaH III y
other influence which evbe cxissedv ; ) - 8,
.. It has publisheda series Of scientific and
literary e4fras yh1ch nave met n wider SAFE
ana more emphatic popular APPROVAL than
any s|mnar uoiicasio % OF the kind.
u 10 .'sfi - '-- ~ ..J'h e. '''tfi-'i -
Hvhos the Soy,taAes-1 Asreessay u
al ':.ft 1.-the Trabuuo, lst--st4s i,
Wa, cos...;1as, .+,,atl rr,,,.... =. ..,...,.t
,.,.s =, ~. . IL v;l,a IN t1;.;... vs"ss
sRRex@Chsn0IHte W NJ Satlzoh. u s!.r 81
.n IL sears gJ t"n ,nsne, ~ rs l.!s.H
on Alabima and other states, IDS done ill.,
Meilse service to TRUTH spsl justiosk-.MASsu /
l4a;l Telegraph, snd Ass4e9xsl1 I,nE .sst.naa
, " sno3k me new IoIk IlRrne ior 1ts,
'.st;c. for the 'ea,iA n. e. p..SS
so,nerv 1Ala.l News.ss WV
,rGo y,ns+ .a-s,.',... !. a. ,a
M !. ~ ,fr;I,,Ita * o ~ gyI4sta u ~
and .aS4e;tv 81 M 1nd,ib NAE ri.x Ky
10. nsrs mas.r,,.,ss ~ 4,s,Is:a.t
Baltim0re sRnlletia. y NJ , .-f.egs,s :,
~. = Rs13er tOlpe aaMlress i1O1 lts ndepend-
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bad weathe -.
We learn aaat q thief 'ast night en-
tered the slop q Mr.A.d Bart1ielmy,
gunsnl1 aitroe1 Avssus, sapd
took si,eseltGnsa revolver which had
been left for'rspAis.
r.lHo,nh+r Giro Ia. applied to Che
Judge Of the Parrish Court to be 1ap-
pointed administrator Of the success
zion Of Pierre Cire and wife, Official
notice Of. this fact is given elsewhere.
Squire Wilkinson OF the. Fourth
Ward Justice Court has disposed Of
severei uni Important cassx brought
before him this week. WREN any
matter worthy Of note; occurs in his
tribunal, the ,esders. Of the Cn EFF
will be informed thereof.
After several weeks suspension the
Asce1eipa Leader Ee-appears fGo-day.
We u6dcestaiid that al abilities to
the fofc4 .M. workmei1 has been made,
and Presume the paper will be issued.
regularly ], hereafter. The proprissas,
Mr.. Philip a'Winfree, has 'retursed
from an extended visit TO New Or
leans. td~s-
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FOCAL. y T1lTllNGs.
Gs~4 " IL - =. - -''---s 9ssrf III
The river is falling. s.y,-s a.sis

As s,SR1yJo c6ptfshss 10 fall the
steamboats, experience increased diff
Guilty .nuResss'ss tIFeyy"ip|gFsaf bridge.
A list, Of the letters remaining in
the Donhldba 1ille post-bace up Ia
the present date is publisl,ellnip to-
days CHIEF. -
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List Of Letters
Remaining in Donaldsonville Post Office
January ed, 1876,

Acostl, A III. IA - JOnnsOn, james IL, D..
Augustin. James D Kohlousen. Luther w
Adtr,ck, Joseph Landry, Miss Meiar g
Brown; Alfred Mitchell. Mrs Leila
Baker, WIN K Martin. Frank
Crochea. Adresie Moores, CIV
CalafelI, Niue Jean Minor, Louis Ht
Cox, 4 d .sN'a S* Ortinean, NJ
lbiez, Antoine Pinedexter. Mary A
Dupaty, Francis Robertson, Sa,.ih g.
Dorsey, Ike Skinner. Aug,iste
Is;uigOu, A y: Smith, Robert s
Green, VIM p Smith, Joseph
':o:ilez. Augustln SllOenlaker, John 4
ia"ris, Turner ''i st. Cyr, Silvaiu
johnson, Frank Tague, David r..
Jones. Miss Anna William, Fred
Johnson, MIR Wilkers, Humphrey
,as H. Wilson, John
...- p. LANDRY, Pm.
F. FOBB, ASST. p. NJ. A'ts-'.
4 ----s..s------
~ THUS RAHKR II. 0N.IM1 WITH
:: !: .s : : Il i.
vPhesO A1vsgen9 O6osFaeae en- - DaAes
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ate next day 1eapired his preaeq
there, A1ls - i 80 !. { ]. !,
the train. The ~ 80 n.y.
Vigorous shealth- And keifk Jealous
w>teh apsn 81 nsstsrs sils.lassd to
de- I INT - Ii III eos,. it,5snts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-11
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE

D,RrIFs WISHING TO LEASE OR PuR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnie
mucca are hereby notified that u ap-
plieati ma for the sane. or on business
relating thereto should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive PROMPT attention.
Ms" Those occupying lands belonging to the
company. without having hlught or leased
the same. are also nntiied 10 attend to the
matter without delay, and avoid trouble.
uol5tf ID. II. HASKELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

THE SrEAKERsHIP CoNTEsT.-Democratic
politicians still here say that the contest over
the. speakership OF the next House, which is
being carried on secretly by the friends Of
the several Candidates, is engendering good
deal of rivalry, and is rapidly assuming
bitter aspect.
Those who are aware Of what is going on
"urder the surface" say that the contest is
virtually narrowed down to two cauddates-
Randall, of Pennsy lvania, and Kerr, OF In.
diana. The former is said 10 be the most
active, and has been in communication with
nearly every Democratic representative in
the South.
The extreme Democrats are urging the
election of Randall on account Of his leader
ship in opposing the force bill, while the
more conservative mambers are said 70 prefer
Kerr, who at present seems to lead in the
race.
Both Fernando Wood and S. S. Cox are
counted out, of the fight by politicians who
are watching the contest closely HdShtn5-
ton telegram Baltimore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05
r,x, 60, ,crr --To.fIay the elections in Con.

CONNECTICUT. To-day the elections IN Con.
uec,icut for congressman, governor, ana
legislator win take place., There has oeen
d good deal Of stamping and much local ex'
citement. The Prohibitionists have not sur
rendered their organization, and have Their
candidate for Governor in the field. Ine
voting, we anticipate, will be full. The con-
test will be close one, and we Shall De
hardly surprised should either party nave tue
probably small advantage that will be sno"n
az the end Of the contest. We do not mean
10 saw that we are indifferent TO what course
the New England States take 10 the up
preaching campaign; but we nevertheless
are Of opinion that those States are not likeiy
70 he placed in situation that will make
their united vote decisive of the presldent'S,
election. The great States and the principal
sections of the Union will save them the re-
sponsible duty of giving the casting yote'
So, while we feel interested 10 the Connec'
ticut election, We by no means regard mel
way of politics as Of vital interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

MT COHEN BROTHERS do not EN-.
ploy the medium of advertising as means by
which to draw great crowds and offer such goods as
appear cheap only while reading Of them In the
daily papers. Their aim to present to the public
only first class goods, and when they make pur-
chase Of them below the regular market value they
resort to these means Of making 1t known. The
public can always rely that under the heading Of
their advertisements The value Of goods Ia never
exaggerated, no more than they arc ever msrepre-
sented at their place Of business, to the fact Of
which their success may be classed as the foremost
evidence. Their stock now comprises one OF the
largest In this city. They are Offering
1000 yards FRENCH SOFr-FfNIsH CAMBRICS
mt Ice. worth &c.;
WHITE YICTOhIA LAWNS at 20 and csc.
worth about double;
SWISS MUSLISS fully SO per cent. less than the
regular market value;
WHITE TARLArANS at 19c cheap at csc; at
22c. worth SOC; at CSC. worth fully 371c.;
TUCKED MUSLIN at 75c. worth 81
Two cases IRISH LINEN at near half their value ::
FRENCH pIQUES at 40c. generally sold at 75c. !;
BRIDAL QUILTS at 90c.;
Handsome MARSEILLES QUILTS at 80 worth
1850; at "a. so cheap at $3.50;
Over eco dozen fine French CORSETS at about
half value; also, " Our Own" (French-wove) al
4Jc; "Our Own" (superior) ut Tic. worth
1926;
The largest stock OF LACES in the city. such Us
YAK, GUIPURE, VALENCIENNES, and
POINT APPLIQUE, ut auction prices; also,
PATENT and IMITATION GUIPURES in
large quantities.
Their BLACK ALPACAS at SOC. are worth 45c.
Most of their superior grades ut proportionale
rate.
See their BLACK SILKS before you buy. 1t will
pay you we'll.
They have also opened full line Of PARAsOLS,
nearly all of which are manufactured to their
own order TO avoid imperfec,ious.
For RIBBONS,
TABLE-LISENS,
GLOVES,
aud many other goods, do not fail to got
COHEN BROTHERS,.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. NH 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

PresidenttGRANT Is moving out. Like 0
terrapin in the mud all winter be VENTURES
out to sun himself a little on maid weather
BE has consented TO attend the Centennia
anniversary ct the battles of Lexington ane1
Concord on the 10th April.
The President travels nowadays pretty
freely, aud aftef a manner that is Sn wide
contrast to the few and4uet excursions made
in the early days of the republic. ADAMS,
and JEFFERSON, and MADISON, and Mon
ROE went no great way fi'om the capital and
journeyed in very plain ranner. Tbecon-
veyances of the Gay we've none the most
comfortable and not very elegant. Mr.. jag
FEnsoN used to travel generally in sleek gig,
and would hardly be remarked as more than
a country gentleman making the rounds of
bis baiNwick.
When JOHN QUINCY ADAMS came into the
Presidency he advanced thugs little aud
moved with a little more Circumstance. The
party papers were quite lively ia their satires
upon the manner of his movements. One
OF his first tours northward was eircup,stan-
TALLY narrated. His family rode in hand
some carriage. while he, dressed In blue,
with roundabout, and pumps, and silk
stockings, rode on horseback after the car
riage. This free way of getting along was not
much of salient point; but there were not
few Jests and Jibes about it. Things grew
more stylish afterwards, and presents of fine
"turnouts " were made to Chief Magistrates.
Now, railroads taking the places of stages
and private carriages, there is not the same
opportunity for making chivalrous process.
sion through the country, and for meeting
the sovereigns in limited assemblages and
holding familiar in tercourse with them.
GRANT, seated in the palace-car, jumps from
city to city and town to town, pokes his
bead out at stopping places. bows to every.
body, and is away again. It's quite in keep.
ing with his flying journeys that he keeps I'D
steam and smokes bis way through the coun.
try. The contrast between the old customs
and the new is as great as that between the
old Presidents aud the new. Think of
ADAMS, and JEFFERSON. aud .MAplsoy. and
hen look upon GRANT!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

RICHMOND LEGIsLAToRs.-"Ju Judge Guild
and Major Dooley, two of the ablest men in
the last General Assembly, will not be can
didates for reelection. And it is doubtful if
General Joseph r. Anderson will. Messrs.
Gilman and Loverstein like legislative life.
and having made good representatives will
no doubt be returned by their constituents.
Senator McRae, who succeeded Colonel Con.
nally, and who has served but one session,
was one of the best men in the Senate, and
one of the most earnest workers and reliable
voters. He would like to 60 to the House next
session. see nothing to prevent realiza-
ton of his Wishes Richmond will have five
delegates and two senators to elect. Gene
raj Bradley T. johnson and Colonel W. C..
Darlington will be in the senatorial race, and
probably both will get in."- Chester, in Pc
tersb,tr1 Ners
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SPECIAL NOTICES

~a s@tz AT
-!a LEVY BROTHERS.
If our readers will but can and examine Our s,,,
andthe compare our cash prices with tho.
elsewhere, Twill not be necessary for Ms 10
other word to prove the above assertion, D..
satisfy every one that It Is to their ssv,,.
patronize
THE LEADERS IN LOW PgIcys
we win enumerate few Of the many leas,n. So,
Giles sold.by US lower than in any store In ,bs
State:
Our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s,rv
soc. a yard Is usually sold at 1925 v,,s.
STRIPED and CHECKED SUMNER s,rr,
rs, 80, 9oc., and u per ysrd-real vain. ..
a yard more;
BLACK GRos-GRAIS SILKS ia every
from s5c. to $3.50. We have an er,,r,-,
quality at 81 80 per yard never sold +, nj, ~.
under s1.75. In better goods we have o,,,,.
at $3.50 yard, gold value&3.25.
In fine BLACK SILKS we have NOS, superb ,,,-
Gle at $3.50 yard which Is consldere, r,s,,
by good judges of silks at $3.50.
Our whole stock Of SPRING and s,,vvr,
SILKS is offered at very attractive prices, -,
lower than goods Of the same quality were ever r..
fore exhibited in this city
Our stock of SPRING DRESS GOODS Commit.
the choice styles and designs Of the leading mr.,
ers. We have marked The entire stock q. whs, y.
may term popular prices, as they are nearer goi
prices than we have ever sold them.
We can say the same Of our PARAsOL Sr0Cy
Just received fresh from the manufacturers. CON.
prlsing all the new styles that are fashionable nj,
department Is we'll worthan Inspection.
Our stock Of WHITE GOODS comprises all TIA
novelties 10 that line, such as
MAsALIA
FRENCH NAISS0OK.
LACE-STRIPE NAINs0OK
besides VICTORIA LAWN,
e. JACCOSET,1 - !. t..
SWISS and NULL MUSLIN,
SOFC-EISISH CAM BRlC, etc.;
New style LADIES' COL0RTD-GROUSD, CO.
LORED-BORDER HEhSTITCHED HAND.
KERCHIEFS; ....
Large additions 10 our stock Of LADlES'SCARrs
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS aud CUFFS In Ia
riety Of styles.
In our WHIrE-GooDs DEPARTMENT loo. =,
the
1874 WHITE MARSEILLEs QUILTS a, i3.7;,
never sold In this city under sj;
l1xll DOUBLE MARsnILLEs QUILTS a.
s6.5O-were considered bargain at aucoE.
price of $3.50;
Great bargains in HUCKABACk TOWELS ; 40
in LINEN sHEETISG.
The goods are fresh and desirable IN every r..
spect.
full liue Of goods for mems aud boys wear t'ur
assortment comprises every grade OF goods from b.
lowest quality OF KENTUCKY JEANS 10 the das
CASSIMERES.
Just received, case Of ENGLISH CIiEVIor tr
shifting at 6;sc. q yard-ncrer sold under 2G..,
and cheap at 25c.
SIxty-hve pieces OF RED-CHECk MATING,
bought at the large peremptory irade.:aiv IN
New York, and TO be sold at prices less than
cost to import.
Our stock of DOMESTIC GOODS, BLEACnFD
and BROWN COTTONS, BED-riCK, LACE
CURTAINS, HOSIERY, &C., Is always married
at the lowest price.
We solicit a call from our friends. patrons, aud
the public generally, confident that By no melD-
small amount viii he saved TO them BY buying :r.r
Dry Goods Of .t. LEVY BROTHERS
1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
Richmond, "a.
Our terms are as follows: Cash-one price, AEt
that the lowest. mn 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

A question for spelling-matches If walker
he had and Webster worse, how'S Worces'
ter.-Mela, in Petersburg Appeal.
ibid anybody ever hear of WORCESTER
nun than thatf 1t is calculated to make not
only q WEBSTER but general stir.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

The " lachrymal' was the word needed, |.
G. G.-Dispateh.
1t is none Of our funeral, nuncle.- Peters.
burg dppeai.
But, then, why not give G. A. T, a round,
As you cid The icAlryoiogsts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05
MARRIAGES.

Married, In this city, on the Goth OF March, ut
the residence of the brides father (L ). Courtney
by the Rev. j. K. Garlfck, K. b. ROASE and Miss
NJ h. CUURTNEY, both of this city. No cards.
Baltimore papers please COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

The New York Times falls more ne
ouent,v TO reach this office than does any
other daily upon our exchange list.