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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-13

Nh. JoHN B. GALLAwAY, for many
years connected with the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, received the APP
pOintment yesterday of General Freight
Agent, vice J. c. Lopez resigned. The
appointment is gratifying to q host OF
Mr. Gsllaway's friends. 1t comes from
that thorough railroad man and gentle
man, Colonel G. NJ. McGhee, the general
manager Of the line, who has been here
many weeks making many healthy re-
forms in the management Of that here
tofore badly managed road. There is
room for improvement still, and even
more potent changes could be made
without displeasing any large portion o.
the public
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-13

And | assure you that those planks can
be got out yet larger size if you can find
means to transport them to Philadel-
phia." One Of these plankS would make
a good sidewalk in the muddy part of
South Memphis for nearly half a square.
Can't some of our timber men induce
Mr.. Squires to transport some of his
timber to this city for sidewalk purposes2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-13

ton at this want of appreciation, should
determine never to write another line,
we believe that his resolution would
meet with general appreciation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-13

THE Pennsylvania Legislature having
passed a bill repeating the local option
law, Governor Hartranft is setting up Of
nights to wrestle with a veto, which must
be sent in by the 18th, if ever.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-04-13

TIE Illinois Legislature has appropri.
atod $4,000 to the centennial. Rather
Light.
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Trustee's @ale.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED MADE
ID TO AS. Kittredge by Frank Faquin, with
power to appoint an agent, and | having been
duly appointed agent, recorded in Registers
Office Of Shelby county, Tenn, in Book SO.
page 30, l will sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the south gate of Court square, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Friday, 2Sd Day Of April, 1875,
within legal hours. part of John G. Nc
IGNORES q95 acres, subdivision Of John
Hansom's 5000 acres, said parcel beginning
1893 81 foet north of the northeast lntersec-
ton of Fifth and Division streets at Eche-
warns northwest corner of his TWO acre tract;
east with Echevarn's line $50 feet to Sixth
street extended. Of Fort Pickering; thence
north with the west boundary line Of Sixth
street r6 $40 feet; thence west $50 feet to the
east side of Fifth street; thence south with it
80 s 10 to the beginning, contain ing one acre,
and the same land sold to Faquin by Willo
Williams by his deed entered in Book So, part
|, page 272. It'll believed to be good re-
demption waived, but / sell only as Trustee.
l6-45 HIM. JAMES.
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CLoTHINo.
Joe CREAM.
Ice Cream ParlOrs Now Open

UOR THE RECEPTION OF LADIES AND
L gentlemen, where only the best will be
served. Also fine CONNECTIONS and Cakes on
hand and made TO order by
1853 SPEOHT & WALTER, 81 Madison st.
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Sound Business Principles.

The New York Herald, commenting upon
che panic and failures in San Francisco,
says:
"Itis to be hoped, however, that the disaster
will lead to the adoption of sounder business
principles on the Pacific than have been the
rule in the past, and though much suffering
will necessarily be the result the lesson can
hardly fail to he a salutary one."
Exactly. But New York is the last place
to undertake to advise San Francisco, which
has been far better behaved in a business
point Of view than New York. AS to the
S salutary lessop," if Californis is as slow to
prytit BIZ it as New York has been, there is
little reason to hope that she will turn it to
advantage. The world is the same in all
ages. Men readily understand mistakes and
bad financial operations after the fact" but
tempting opportunities and dclusire appear.
ances are sure 10 seduce them again 10 out
rage the best and most honest business
principles. We are always repeating our
f0lieS. Lessons OF wisdom are soon for
gotten when opposed TO covetousnesS and
VANITY
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,,or,, F. f. Spinner has just write

ce,cralF E. Spinner has just "rltte.
..n. ,,.b;ch seems to show that he is willing
~ 90 before the Republican Convention lor
10 nomination with which MS NAME nas
I, nc connected, and which at the same tlne
GOALS mis- conversion to the 5'oo ~scneme'
He saws, among other things:
81 had made up my mind that when leit
tba Treasury | would never again meddle
WV or even think Of politics, or OF any
him, in any way connected Herewith, ano
~ ak tina. peace and quiet Of nina ana
bodily rest that man at the age OF se'ent!
,hrce' who has been actively engaged, mind
and body, for more than hall ceptGry' 50
much needs. But it now seems somewhat
doubtful whether will be able to carry out
This resolve. - Educated as | was IN the
hard money school, l have Dad bard WORK 10
Dnlearp what was taught as being tfuisllS
In nolitic,l economy, and to rid my nina
from preconceved and, as now peiie'e' u :.
rppeolls ideas. nope " H'e !e'
Innp enough TO see Congress make DeSlh-
ming in the right direction by passing an ac'
aut Gorizny The issue Of bond bearing Il
low rate of interest, that can, at Inc VII VI
the owner. bc at any time converted INFO d
lepa|.,cnder Government note, and the nole
in like manner 10 be again conrertlDls INTO
sucn bond. This ouce accomplished, ana
working as YOU and believe it will Work,
for the benefit of the whole people, other
impor:ant and beneficial reforms VIII soon
follow. The Shy locks foresee all Ids hence
tneir fierce opposition"
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as possible to equalize gold and paper mo- mo.
Eucy before the day Of resumption, IN ofaer
to avoid the terrible shock of the SUDDEN oe.
probation OF values.

W,rrR IN Ngw YoRK.- General F1Tz'Jo John
porren. commissioner of public buildings
star,,es the peoplc of New York With the
statement that there is great peril at present
an eccount of the limited supply OF water.
There Is A deficient supply for upper stories
Of bsd,dincs, and In case of tre the suPpi!
;s also deficient. The General recommends
rho introduction of larger pipes, the employ
ment of stronger forcing power at Harlem
bridge % cause better supply for higher
elevations. and. assuming that the present
ao,Ictiuct is incapable of transmitting the
necessary amount of water 10 New York. be
recommends the construction Of an addi'
tiouM one. The next thing we shall hear
will be that the Croton lake has not water
enough, and New York vii! have to huat
for some new source Of supply.
This water question is beginning TO be
mo,c properly appreciated than formerly.
Men will find out that the supply OF water
nav pu, limits upon the growth OF CITY,
True, & great amount of pure water may mol
build up city; but it is happy consoa'
ton 70 4 community having such supply
that the growth of their city Will not DE
checked Tor The want OF 1t.
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if;3r,1n,RAf. Ep1sErn yigws ON TIE Law Ia,
,aonrssrIvBn roas saALIs CHANess.- rsns a,,
sDin, ler Ierf Washington City fof tnesso..n
Friday, aud expects not retufh iof -: so Ia
months. Inreply TO alester from i iriep ~,
Inc General has taken occasion to give us
views with regard TO the financial polley " :,
Congress, with special reference 70 Inc a ,or
authorizing the substitution OF silver 40 ~
fractional currency. This he terms .h.,
transparent humbug." He asserts B., !n nn
every dollar thus paid out viii slmp5 NJ
from the treasury.va,rits to the me's'n ~ az. v
and crucible; that silver coin IS a1 c,,r.
little il any more than paper iractlona' h uu
rencv that all European Governments nsr naf of
long Since discarded silver as meas aars,s VI
value aud that theresnl, fhe ae'ls
ont viii be that both silver ana iract a tha
currency will 90 out Of circulation, anu u one
naonle Viii be compelled to resort ence NOR n.I
to nos,ace-stamps as currency; me gen ruaa.
~ Ssrgs Is tha. the passage Of the act IN cues.
tim was secured or promoted py Tue I snas'
MIN prominent among them being Jones,
l III VIDA who bad great influence with
,he President ard Secretary Brlstow'
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We See Now How it Is.

II theresumption OF specie-psyments were
forced upon us we could hardly do better
than san Francisco. The money.holders
would shave the country to gplh. The
wealth oil the land would pass into their
hands, and there would be another great re-
Y oIulion tina. would fill the land with we'll
raised people reduced TO poverty, whose
former lives Of ease and leisure bad united
them for the condition IN which misfortune
placed them. This is sort Of m.serg that
government should never permit the people
TO be plunged into by reason OF lis acts.
It is disastrous to the Body polite.
The true policy is TO give time, aud as nea.
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n the Agricultural Convention at Dalton,
"a. "Mr. johnson called upon all present
who owned sheep and no dogs to rise, ana
thirteen rose up; and then called upon all
who owned dogs aud 10 sheep to rise, ana
sixty or seventy re>poDdcd.'
If the above proposition had been made
in The last Virginia Legislature very SINH
lar state of things would have been louno 10
exist. We trust it may not be inappropriate
to hope that the next Legislature may De
constituted of men who are Interested more
largely in the raising of sheep rather than IN
the protection of degs.-Lynchburg IT-
1iDi1u
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sf.rsnE Al. REDucTrl'E IN THE
PRICES
: ! I or w
DRYG GODS
LEVY BROTHERS.,
DR. GOODS

:. 49,
90 "a 10 make 1. to the interest of every one 70 put
cb,se their goods at this reliable mousse "io'e
-,,os -. AWAY, the lowest, and who are always
a., d., 70 ,ive their customers the benefit OF ShF
decline.
arg ALPACA from 25c. to $3.50 YARD
we call special attention 10 the grades NJ i. %
and 45c;
y, ,r,, CASHMERE, BLACK BOMBAZlNE,
RACK MoHAIK and BRILLIANIlNE'
EAII.sHA DIES POPLIN at Csc. yard;
p1 AIypLAcE SILKS from S5c. to s1,35 q yaro'
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS from IL 20 ~
$3.50 yard; ..,, .,,,dss.
coTORED eros. GRAIN SILKS, fall shaaes'
s1.5Oayard;
BLACK-and WHITE-sTRIPED slLh AZ 'oc' d
yard; ,,1,
c,vrr s,.uAIR SERGE, PONGEES, SCOTCH
PLAIDs, CAsHMEREs, DEBEGEs'AbfACA
I LUsTREs; ALAPACA PoPL1N' CohDED
: ALAPACAS; Ids. ....-....
JAPANESE PoPLISS from 163s ITO 4oc. a Eaio'
JAPANESE SILKS from 45c. to 81 a yard;
I,11rcrpn JAPANESE STRIPES only 30c'
yard;
TYCOON REPS at zoe. yard;
Good CALICOEs at exc. yard; ....
Rest CALICuES at s5and 10c yard
rNrcuT,, s1FT.FINI6H CAMBRIA, SO inches
wide, ut 1Oc. yard;
LONsDALE CAMBRIA ut 1890. yaro'
TOWEL from 81 10 $l2 Il dozen;
GOLDEN FLAX TRAI-CLoTHS or STAND
COVERS, Co.,;
Odd lot of INITIAL-PAPER at 10 and 1oe.-ha't
value.
now assortment Of NOTE-PAPER, In boxes
containing quIrc Of paper and two packages VI e-
welcomes. TO be sold at the following prices:
TWO STYLES NOTE-PAPEK, plain! white or four
colorS, 15c.a box;
Eight STYLES NOTE-PAPER, plain white Or four
colors, zoe. 4 box;
Five STYLES NOTE-PAPER, plain white or lour
colors, 25c. 4 box;
Four STYLES NOTE-PAPER, plain white or Tour
colors, 3Oc. a box;
Two STYLES NOTE-PAPER, in delicate tints, 4oc'
abox;
One STYLE box containing four quircs OF PAPER
aud 100 ENVELOPES, four Units and very
fine quality, 1925 for the complete box;
| Good NOTE-PAPER, 81 n rcam, put up in pack
ages Of five qu!res, for &c;
Good ENVELOPES ut Sea package;
GoLD- and JET JEwELRY, GoLD-and-PEARL
SLEEVE and COLLAR BUTTONS.
4 large assortment of LADIES' and GhNlLh-
MrN'S COLLARS and CUFFS just received;
SWISS MUSLIN KUFFS at SOC. 4 dozen;
IACE-EuGE RCFFS at 45c. i dozen;
CAsH'S COVENTRY, BRITANNIA 81 af'9 ano
STRIPES, and CROWN REfFLlN'S' MA
&C RUFFLE rs, with and without edge;
HANHIIKGHtDGlNGa aud lNSERIlNGSa At loc'
yard; r,x-
WORN. BASKETS, LUNCH-BAsKtTS, KEY
BASKETS: -,
ALLIANCE REGISTERED TRIMMING, twtNe
wards in a piece, ut 80 and &c.;
RrAS TECkIHG, different Styles
Ci,OTCIlET TRIMMINGS at 10 ana Zoc' apiece
| A nice assortment Of NECK RCFFLlNG9'
IIIGII.HaCE SPANISH COMES from 20 10 Toe.
| COMES and BRUSHES in great variety
80; pS Of every description very cheap:
SATCHfLS, CARpkT-BAGS, IECNhS' anu
| SUAWL.STRAPS;
! P,pK.NARkSa at Sc BlELE-MAEhS al &C.:
LARGE MOTTOFS in perforated board AZ l1c.;
| RIIsTlI FRAMES for moitocS. complete l'r QUO
For bargains In every description OF DRY GpODS
call at LEV hhoi iH"'
1Dl7 and ] 90 Mau STR et
.uos Richmond, Va
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DEhEEfS.

D,.d ON Saturday. AUGUST 90. at h or Residence,
No 749 Second street Mrs. Am MAXIM, III inc
year of her age , ,,.,,,,.,
Her funeral will take place IHlS tMonndh,
Nup xJ%I; M 9 O'Clock from -. Peters cathedral.
Friends and acquain'auces are invited to attend.
Died at the residence of his parents, No 6l3
Clual street. GEORGE L, infant son oil .. X. ana
V. II. Wilson.
We loved our little GEORGE dear,
And would have wished him stay;
But let cur Fathers viii be done,
IIc shines in endless day.
baltimore. miners Dltasc COPY.
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4 eECsAL5 NOTICES.

-. - - -
nTseHBN RtoTHERs. HAVE JUST
RECEIVED THEIR FIRST suPPLYo FlapoDs
FOR THE COMING sEAsoSl.s
Among the many Inducements which they efer
80 pieces ENGLISH MERfNO at-l6Sc. Sor1n
fully Soc;
2 cases Of HANDSOME DRESS GOODS at 16xc.
worth from 25 to 80c.:
COLORED ALPACAS at 25c., selling generally at
81 pieeesTYcooN REPS at sssc. worth 25c.;
english SERGES ut Csc, regular price being
40c.;, :..s.
FL ACK ALPACAI USTRE at &c.;
BIZ ACK ALPACAS at Soc, reduced from 4oc.; at
&c, reduced from SOC.
Also, the SILK LUsTRES at less than regular
prices.
Do not fail 10 see their BLACK and COLORsD
SILKS. They are the handsomest and cheapest
In this city.
Two bales of WHITE FLANNEL at 1876. worth
25c. A large stock of all the finer grades at q
proportionate rate. -.
SHAKER FLANNEL at CSC. worth 45c.;
WATER-PROOFS at less than maket value;
Great bargains In REAL and PATENT LhCES.
Also, a large stock of FRENC CHI CORSETS at little
over half value. ., E..@
~ .- t.s. ALSO,
Great bargains In ENGLISH GRAPES and GRAPE
Wells. D...... @.4-
cases handsome FALL CALICOES ut &c.
8 cases AUBURN BL SACHED MUSLIN at lie.
All other popular brands constantly on hand.
8 lacs BROWN COTTONS at &c. cheap at 10c.;
NECK-FRILLS at DC. a dozen; ...
SHEETING, Brown and Bleacbed below mar
ket value;
Also, CANTON FLANNEL at 1915, reduced
from zoe. '....- .-.s
Those In want OF SUMMER GOODS can buy
them at aud below cost at
s... COHEN BROTHERS.,
800 Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
ali 3D-Jt
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TIE GArGg.--The Lexington Coz@t:e' coni'

TIE GArGg.--The Lexington Coz"Ee' coni'
,ocr,,nc on General JoHSsToN's letter, says
{. The question of gauge is made az oD)sc'
,,on nv our senator. The southern roius
,rn GENERALLY of the fvc-foot guagc, Whlie
his road was to be ofthe iour.toot-elgnt-ahu-
,,-nalf-irch gauge. [Vicc-Prcs!dent BOZ q
states ,l,at ali reads west Of the MISSISSIPPI are
of four.f cteigh;- halfinches except me
,o.d from Marshall, Texas. 10 chicago ga
Giro, The editor OF the Gazcte had NOT
.rc, slr. Bonds letter when ne "ropc
Th;. il is alleged, would cut cft the pro-
rnsrd snuthp.n connection with II IN iINas'
rnsHca break II The gau.c between 'h2re
and Southwest Virginia, while the gauge
- =. Louis and northward Wouia DE 'he
..mn # This southern TeYas ROAD. here
rn,nrs IN slat is CHARGED to be the Manone.
rnli.Tom. Scots Influence. ard which VIII
~, = continuous trouble about northern ana
southern RAILROAD connections until UNI
ioru gauge is adopted.
~ President Malone expects ilnc OF
railroad to bc made from the west hank OF
the mississippi to The Pacific on the tye.1oot
uauyr solely Tor the accommodation OF his
road. ard an outlet thereby to the East, he
Kill doubtless be mistaken. It's success, as i
national enterpri.c must depend on northern
votes. ard they will contend that the sculh'
rrn roads had as well ci,9nge their gauge
- the uor!he.u roads change thc'is.
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w0ODeAsD CO.'S.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Do not forge; :
" have still q fq!l supply of ali FIRST. CT ;ss
SPLINT, CLOvEh HILL; all kinds OF EMMA Ginit4A
and BLACKSMITH'S COAL; OAK and pivss
WOOD Qona or suwadt. Save from 25e. 10 = " ~
au 2f G. II. PAGE
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IN MEMORIAM.

Died. at Strihling Springs, on the 4th instant,
LOUISIANA BEANDER, IN Inc f5a year oi her
age. , !, 49,,
county of PowlIatan, being the sixth daughter o.
AIhjor John Harris. gallant officer of the ReEoili
liJary war. Reared In the bosom OF Il large faIni-
~ nj one of those old ancestral homes OF virginia
noted for lis generous hospitality. and trained ny
Inothcr Dre.eminent in all the virtues of domestic
life she became early distinguish for mar lnuOh-
liable energy. uuwraricd Industry, aud ninDy nan
ageiucnt Of all household aifdrs which character
iZpdlicr long and useful life.
Rarely do we behold q character presenting q
combination Of so many beautiful 3nd attractive
traits. 4 genial. happy disros!iicn' which pre-
served the bright joy0u,rc:S Of your amidst al TN:
troubles AMI ntrmiicS Of ripe oil age, enabled
Of all arou-G her: whilst her tender loving hhiri
so brave and vet gentle ever beat In unison win
The sorrows aud illctious of Others. and mace her
ak. beloved 10y the rich and the poor. Her cnrilS
Was bounded only by her means.
Her abIdin" Christian faith, which never Tor Il
moment iaItcrci. united 10 Il rare prActlcai jung
Incn aud sound good SENSE. made her clill 10 me
greatest trials and carried her successfully through
difficulties from ~hch strong men lhlSh. wei nave
SHRINK.
WIilc vet Young, Mrs BRANDON connected h"r-
self with the Presbyterian Church. anu her me
,hrrcciorward shove the sincerity OF her belief III
the re- ignn she prOicSscd ami Was inGccd bright
sItIstr ton Of all the Christian graccs An! so,
The c.utrc ana idol " large circle 81 relations
and friends. she pass. along the crowded thorough
fares of busy life with kindly word FOR 81 ana
trusting ami true In prosperity As in adversely. ~
sunshine in storm. rs wife. AS mother, anu friend
III all the varied relations Of life, she unby did 4
noble womanS paTi. And now, III ;nc blessed nope
of Il brighter immortality,
isGcrtly. as Il weary wave
sinks, when the summer breeze main uleu,
Against al anchUr'a vessels side,
Even so. without distress. doth she
Lie down In peace ana lovingly.
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EetS Hooks.

The Lady Superior. a Novel. BY ELIZA
f. POLLARD, author of Hope Deferred.''
&C. New York: HARPER & BROTHERS.
No. 443 of HARrEss' Library of Select
Novels.
For sale by j. T. ElLYSoN.
Lsculie. A Novel. By tue author Of" Yera,'
"Hotel Du Petit St. JEAN" &c.
No. 444 Of HARPERs' Library.
For sale by j. Z. ElLYsON.
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The immigration Society recently organ
lied at Fredericksburg with General FlTz'
HUGH LEE as president has gotten up an
excursion to New York, which will leave
Fredericksburg Oh the 1st Of September.
Mayor W1cKuAM, OF New York, will vel.
come the party.
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PosTAL.-James j. Wallace is appointed
postmaster at Wallace Mills. Montgomery
county, Va, oice James Wallace. William
j.. We'lmoth is appointed postmaster at Top
OF Alleghaoy, Pocahonlas county, Va, vice
w. s. WellMoth,
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a~fy~ RICHMOND CHORAL AsoOCla-
TInx.-Therc will be called meeting of tir
RICHMOND CHORAL ASSOCIATION III Inc
basement of Piuc-Sircct Baptist church on MIN
DAY EVENING, August Goth al 8 o'clock.
The ACTIVE me- ibrrs are earnestly rt'lhesu u 10
attend, as business Of Importance VIII be trans
acted.
Sy order Of the President.
au 2S-2tK l.. III. JkHhiNo' SECRETARY
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MOUNT VERNON-SELECT LIMITED
w EXCURSION.

nv
M EXCURSION.
On THURSDAY, September 2. 1875. at 7:3O A.
NJ, Il train will leave on The Richmond. FredcrcSs
burg and Potomac railroad, from corner Adams
and Broad streets connec Ing with FINE STEAMER
on the Potomac river tor
MOUNT VERNON.
Returning, will arrive in Richmond ut p. II.
The number Of Tickets will be POSITIVELY LINZ
TIED TO 800. as II IS designed to make ;hs excur-
Sion comfortable and enjoyable one in every re-
spect.
An opportunity is afforded those who may wish to
visit this beautiful and historic mansion, of spend
Ing several hours there, and returning to Richmond
on the same day.
substantial IT freshments furnished by PizZiuI at
city prices.
kound.trip tickets, 80. To he had only of
A. W. CARRIER,
al 26 I'd S26 Main street.
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/ EDUC,[AlTTOlr-AL.

DAMpATfRE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
ron = c, " nfg = HGW1HD II. BAYNE. NJ. AZ.
TEACHER. Eession. nine months-1s st Of October to
1sto TERMS 12S for nassessloGnil r ID ars
Snrntshed ON asnIication. Address COLONEL
THOMAS a. GARTER, .onquin post ofllce, hing
yEtltauf rauufv va au on lIhWtCC1
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That meteorite, 1900 feet long and 400 in
diameter, was q wonderful thing. Read Mr.
DoGGErT's article apd that Of Professor
HrNR1CH'S
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plC.NICS AND ENTURsIONS.

DLENNER'S PARK.
y GRAND PIG.NIGF FOR THE EENhFiT OF
TIE OLD FIRST EIRGISIA REGIMENT, On
HONDkY, September &, 1875. al 3 7. NJ The Id
FRS: Virginia Regiment Band will furnish music
on this occasion. Cards of admission, so cent. 10
be procured AZ the diff reat music and book stores
aud from members OF the regiment and Commit
tee OF Arrangements. ,>u
Private ELLIS REDFORD,
Sergeant CHARLES i. LOEHR,
Private a. j. VAUGHN,
n, o. Iomrnittpp-
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MILITARY NOTICES.

WTALkER LIGHT GUARD COM 4
w P&NY ~. FIRST REGIMENT NlR- p
GINA VOLr nj ~ ER S.-Asscmble AZ your w
arm0ry, No. 9li Main street, THIS fMondayl II
kVr MING at s O'Clock for drill By order OF Cap
tain L. L. BASS ". Y. BURGESS,
An 3O-li& Orderly Sergeant.
A TTENTION. COMPANY c. GUARD 4
"A OF TUE notwithstanding
business meeting Of The company THIS Mon III
,ayJ EVENING at s.. O'Clock. By order Of the II
Captain. W.MARSHALL, JR.,
uu Bolts Acting Orderly sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-30
~. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

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are selling of the remainder Of their large stock al
greatly reduced rates.
Bcauifnl lines OF CAS>iMERES. WHITE
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mcut. r
Particular attention is called 10 our stock OF
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