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1e<,sbakb, sEA.xAssNEak =. sEo.
,HE LAKESIDE LIBRARY.
sa-BoOKs FOR 10 CENTS.
For SAFE, by

KS 50 For sale 6y ~
1li2 Main street, three doors above tho Dsspdsea
'-4.'-. s-$,..&E "a offica. :,;s.zs ~ q.
rss n,s qsaes so % far oroers
nom the coantry tolictea and Will receive prom pt
ordinary se;k form from 81 TO "a each. Thss {
books are Che best works OF the various REea. gu.
thors named below, and " eaM case arI n u r.I
hrttgpd. upaiiered. and Illustrated. IL wii pay
every aoser of good reatia2 trexamlne our
TEN-cENT EDITION OF STANDARD Au-
THE REST OF HUSBANDS. BY James Payn
raE WAsDaRiNG HEIR. by Charles Reade.
rH fSss1;'E.bf' ss E5!ys = sy
n o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prf!lsPe fatssssK 81 jules
The YELLOW MASK. BY W.lsie Collins
Besa S one ~ No.
THE sse @i'aiths ai1ssssaai5l sTsss y George NJ
ros seP RaoW a1ss's seao5L bsSs 81 Thomas
KssefssE si:SSfo or P asseo
rHs AG nzzW aF9 as1 Tas 1 nspY By VINE Col
Inns: Two illusirations Price. 2 s Gems m.
chs iussra,ed.l P Pic % ssnts 5000 n,
The PoRTrNr. BY George Macdonald. 9Ai'
OLD tos MaKaaRET. e' Is Henry Kingsley. lus
90. 900 LEAGUES UkUtR TdEsEho. a nJD
Verne. Aspiendid double NO. Pr1ce, lucen
RALPH WILLOWS w GIRD. By drS. hie1Hu
der. GIusrrated.) Price, 10 cents. rpo
iKATEREEETO. BY Major u. >. Whyte-naeSihe
- Ilustrated.) Price, 10 cents. yao
| CHEIsTlE job SrONk. BY Charles heade
fJiIustra,ed.) Price. 10 cents
MAUKIOE DaRlkd. BY the famous autnor q
.Guy LIVINGSTONE tlllustrated') fnce' ~
MIsFKEss JUDITH. BY C. c. Fraser-Tyuer
| '1IIIustrated.) Price 10 cents.
OPP j SrsAMEl By Florence Marryatt' Pr'ce
IOcsnts. illustrated ,,u-.
fWiaO Or WHEY Price, 10 cents. illus
or1EsS hARY. BY Alfred Tennyson. Price, II
| cents. fIilustrateo.) ~. ~
FOX THE KING. BY Charles Gtboon. PRICE, ~
LOVES VICTORY. BY B. l.. Fsrjeon. uIlus
] trated.y Price. O cents.
ST. GFOhGE AND ST MICHAEL: BY Seors
Macdonald. Double No. Price, 20 cents.
| CHRISTMAS STOKES. BY Charles Dickens
| Iliusirated.) Price. 10 cents.
\ THk TOUR Of THE WORLD IN EIGHTY
DAYS. BY Jules Verne. (lliustrsted.) Price
| FOR SALE by
| j. T. hL LY N.
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLEl
| AND aTA1IDNsR
l112 Main street. three doors above D1sDdtch oncs
| hlCHMDND, VA.
| Agency for THE LAKESIDE LIBRARY. "a
and see samples. Back Nos. always on hand!
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"A gentleman conYersing with Brooklyn
lady about the absurdity of female apparel
and the friyoiity OF fashionable life, ex-
claimed. Is there on earth 8 bigger fool
than the mere woman of fashion," Her
tqrestioIer considered himself shut up and
], put down. like disagreesble book, when
the lady answered, Eyes, the man who adj
mires her,
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a a timid young man the other day handed
. welEknown Paris restaurant keeper q
volume of Horace. on the fy.leaf of which
was written: .Piease give the gentleman
who will hand you this book good lunch,
and oblige yours, Paul p" The restau.
rateur did "a desired, and in the evening gave
the book TO it's owner. "What piece Of
iuck,n cried the latter. 81 forgot the book
at some cate, and had long ago written the
lines, Ia case should ever lose it," 80
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5.s niitors Dispatch: On yesterday you ate
stribused the following lines TO memoer :. o.
Al, inaprornp,u by sidney Smith on seeing
Jeifrey riding on 8 donkey, and SHOULD read
!. - 81 wstty Is Hosaiias Fsgccus,
ia Great q Jscabtn as Gracious,
short taoneh not as fat 40 Eacckas,
Riding on Httle 3acksss"
y Honor to whom honor ss due.
Rschnaoad, April I. 1876. BERTRAND.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THAT TRULY FIRsT-CLAss PRO.
i PERTY. No 900, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN 81 RECT BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR SAL < BY AUCTION
On MONDAY the Sd day. OF April. at IL O'CLOCK
NJ, we will sell, upon the premises; tne properly
situated a. above, occupied stores by j. e. Page,
Jr.. and the Domestic sewing Machine Company:
IL embraces front OF 2Sh feet on Main street and
runs back 153H feet 10 an alley In the rear twenty
feet wide extending from Ninth TO Tenth streets.
Whilst the ends aud partitions in the two stores
are of inexpensive character yer they VIII last lor
years, ana the residue Of the Improvements con-
Siderable in extent, embracing walls and 1osts Tor
nearly three full floors back The whole depth, are
| of the most substantial character, ano, taken In
connection with valuable rights In respect to the
walls on either sice, will reduce very largely the
cost of Completing the original des,gu of making
this large and splendid building for either one or
two stores In ts present form u readily rents Tor
| al $50 per annum, and the location OF the pro-
perty is such to insure II all times the best CLASS
Of tenants good rents for any building that may
| be upon II.
wears tn come can Gffer better Inducements TOT
substantial and profitable investment than ms,
living as u does within limits which must always be
the centre of The best and most fashionable business
part OF tn. city. .
An Investment In this property at the price 1t
will sell for cannot fail to be always Satisfaction
to The fortunate purchaser.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, with interest added, and Sc
y GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS,
NH 24. Auctioneers.
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FURNTTERE.

MOTHER REDUCTION INm
IA PIECES OF FURNITURE AND AlAT-E
TREsSES.-Chamber suits, &25, $50, $35, III
Chsmber Suits. $50 800. rs to $500;
Parton Suits, $40, $50, $50 10 1900;
sideboards, $40, $40, $50 TO $50:
Wurdrobes, 81 $50, $50 to $lU0;
Bureaus. SO. $l2, SIS to $75;
Bedsteads, IS. $6, IS to $50; Washstands from 81
to $25; Chairs-au styles and prices; Extern
on-Tables-different lengths and prices Tin
Safes--seyeral styles; Hair Mattresses. Shuck
a Mattresses, holsters, Pillows, and q great vari.
( ETY. OF other goods at greatly reduced prices.
See my stock before purchasing, as cannot be
andefsoid. SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD, II
fe S-ecdam No. 8 Governor street, Riehmond.Va
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HOB RENT, THAT ATrRACTlVEG
E BRICK DWELLING No. 400 Eleventh 80
street. between Marsball and Clay streets. Win
basement, three stories above, and wing In me
rear, containing eight large and three good-size
bathrooms in the main building; three CHAMBERS;
other modern improvements In the wing:
That neat ST UCCOAD BRICK DWELLING
No. Third street, between Main and Cary, wltn
basement, aid two stories above, containing aoou'
seven rooms; kitchen, &c.
A wtll-located STORE. suitable for any line o.
business. corner Broad and Ninth streeis
SEVERAL OFFICES on Eleventh street between
Main ard Bank streets, ut very reduced prices
AMY TO RICHARDSON &c CO.,
NH '3O.4t Real Estate Agents.
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By Augustine Royal
(sHccessor to Moody & Royall),
Real Estate Agent and Aucttoneer.
office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va


SALE OF FOUR HUN.
i DR. D ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
IN POWH. TAN COUNTY. ON hUsDhY
APRIL 8. 1875, IN FDNT OF THE COURT
By virtue Of deed OF trust executed TO the under
signed by William NJ. McGruaer, dated 90 da' OF
q &c Of said coun,y-D. r. vol. XIII. page $50.
being required 80 to do by the benz acaiss shall
sell at public slction Al the lime snd place above
less, OF VALUABLE LAND, situated about three
miles east of Powhatan Courthouse: about one
ance heavily tmbered and wooded-oak and pine
goo1 framed dwelling, five or SIX rooms; harms.
Stables. &C. Adjoins the lands of Daniel Hatcher,
n. N. Pierce, DR.. A. ). Mayo. and others:
TERMS: Casn as 10 expenses CT sale and TO pay on
certain amounts mentioned In said deed, amount
Ing in the aggregate to $332.20; the balance In
eqna instruments nj SIX and twelve months Tor
negotiable NOES. six per cent. interest ADDED, &c
aie' y ~ AUGUSTINE ROYAL,
NH 90 Trustee.
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Democracy may play the saint, but is It
free from every faint? And hooking echo
answers 1..'Fai1t ~ Graphic.
A runnor prevailed at Vienna last Friday
! that the Pope was rapidly sinking. !.
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TOR RENT. that large and commodi- ~:
ous THREE-STORY BRICK BUILD ~
ING on the corner lof Cary and Twelfth streeEs:
nan,r,I Ioca ION and admirable adaptation to
Wholesale. commission, feed. or storage business,
renders il one Of The most desirable business houses
nal Also. that splesdid BUsINrss-HoUsE at pre-
seat occupied BY Charles. n. Bolton e Co., on tne
corner OF Third and Broad streets. inns is m"s,
excellent stand for a family grocery or Dry Ko0os
business. FhAhCiS 1. ,SD an,
No. 8 Eleventh street, between Main ana bans.
NH 3O-4t
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BY Goddin. Warren g Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerc,
HOG MsiH Gtreet.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
HENRIcO COUNTY, IN THE FORKS OF
THE CHTCKAHO 8INY AND BOAR SWAMP,
KNOWN AS LONG MEADOW CONTAIN
ING TWO HI SDRED AND FIFTY-STX ACR KS
fNORE OR Less, At AUCTION.-By virtue of
deed Of trust from Robert E. Moseley snd wife to
the undersigned trustees, dated the eth das OF De-
cember, 1871 duly recorded in the clerks Office OF
Henrico Cou .ty Corr, and being required so 70 DO
by the beneficiary, will proceed 10 sell at public
auction In front OF the county court house, In the
CITY Of Richmond. on SATURDAY. 1st pril,
1875 at O'Clock n; &C fair Il NOT, the first fair
day th+reafterl the TRACT OF LAND. contain.
ing TWO HUNDRED AMI. FIFTY-SIX ACRES
more or essI, with DIV Filing. &c. thereon.
TERMs: Reasonable, and made known at stIe.
CYhUS BCSSIEUX,
WIN. IRA SMITH,
s1 Trustees.
GoDDIS, WARREN Co, Auctioneers.
aPOsTPOSEMENT.
The shove sale lis postponed 10 MONDAY the / 9th
instant at the same h01r. ap3
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(IONFkDERAr re PUBLICATIONS.
~ RANDOLPH & ENGLISH will buy all kinds
of OLD BOOKS, particularly CONFEDERATE
WORKS. Some of them valuable.
Atl3lS Main street will be found the largest
stock Of STANDARD BOOKS, new and old, in the
Southern States. NH 15-d&w
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l11S Main street.

VALUABLE TIMBERED LAND IN
NEW KENT COUNTY, NEAR THE PA.
MUNKtY HIVER. FOR SALE, At NEW ENT
COURTHOUSE. BY Az sTION.-We shall sell by
auction TO The highest bidder, at New Kent Court
house, on THURSDAY the 18th April, 1875,
that Being court.day. at o'clock p. NJ. an undi.
vided interest and the dover right IN the
TWELVE ACRES OF LAND. OF which The late
James Clarke dird seized and possessed, heavily
tmbered, principally In pine, oak hickory, chest
anout four miles from the Courthouse, and three
miles from umoerland or Cooks landing, on the
PamInkey river.
TERMS: One third OF the purchsse-mspey In
cash; the residue In six and twelve months, the
purchaser giving negotiable notes for the deferred
payments, with interest added, and secured by q
deed Of trust. RICHARDSON q CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
NH SO-dtdSsw2t No. 11l3 Main street.
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consisting Of the finest
DIAMOND kINGs, STUDS, and EARRINGS;
AMERICAN. SWISS, and ENGLISH STEM. and
KEY-WlNDING eighteen karat) 6 OIL D
WATCHES, suitable for ladies and gentlemen;
Among them is an elegant INDEPENDENTS
COMP FLl,HAGK teieh'een-karat) Guild
One fine teightsen:karail STvM.WINDING PA
Tx PHILIPPE & co. WATCH;
One heavy (sighteen-karap ktY."INDER,B B. W.
RAYMOND WATCH leases weigh IT dwt J,
and many Other nne Gold Watches; also, u lot OF
Silver ones;
Beautiful OPERA. GUARD, CHATELAINE-,
and VEST. CHAINS. best qualify:
Lots Of AMETHYST. PEARL, GARNET, ONYX,
CsMRO. and other SET RINGS;
SLEEVE. BOSOM-BUT1OSS,& &C, &c.
The mosi favorable opportunity Is offered tn per-
in want Of fine goods as such choice articles are
seldom offered III auction. Everything guaranteed
rs represe nted. COOK & LAUeHfON.
Auctjoneers.
NOTICE.
Persons having forfeited pledges with me must
max. arrangements on or before TUESDAY, 4:h
distant, or they will be sold to pay advances.
ap1 ). A. WiNSTOCh. Loan Broker.
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T3OR RENT. HOUSE No. 707 EAsTA
Gay STREET, between Seventh ana ~
Eighth streets having seve. rooms Tx senen
aervants room; gas and wa,er on az once. An
T, ~ 400 east Grace street mex, to Cen$eEaSi
erhyyr ns fan S-M,W&F3tI X. q. CROUCa.
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BY Millhiser & Straus,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaeers,
No. eleventh str, ct.

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER WE
ID win sell on WEDNESDAY. April 9th, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises. that hne
BUILDING LOT,
80 feef front nv feet deep al the intersection
of Graham and Gillian streets. Fulton.
TERMS: At sale. MILLhiSER STRAUSS,
an Auctioneers
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MARCH z8, 1876.
MULES AND HORSES.-Just ar. I'm
IXl rived, twenty-three ii y RISES and ~
eight fine MULES. Among the Horses are four
riding and Driving p7nles aud several large, stylish
hor IS. VIII receive eighteen or twenty more by
the 9Th OF April. Cali and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. EDMOND BOSSlEUX,
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tsCANTON INSIDE LINE."sestSSN

"CANroN INSIDE @ LlNE"
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEkLY. at
On and after OCTOBER 1ST the salepdid lron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES.
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier. at corner o.
Twenty second and Dock streets, making close con
nection each trip at Canton, Nd, tEast Baltimore
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this ae covered ~ nre ana marine s
Richmond. Rates as low as any other line: This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich'
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should De marked
"Canton Inside Line,n and sent to the Phiiade,-
phia, wilmington and Baltimore depot Phiiadel.
phia.
ynond. For further information apply to
$500 + L.. Is. TATUM, Agent,
Office Twenty second and Deck streets I.
and 40. 903 Main street !; or TO
j. 8. WILSON, General Freight Agent !,
PbiIadsIphia. Ja9
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Aaie;ras,n .l.l ,sa.s asays.
BY N. ID. Lee i
/ Real Estate ARent and ducticneer,
No. III eleventh street.

rTiHREEVALUABLE BUILDINGsLOTs
Il ON THE NORTH SIDE OF LEIGH STREET.
NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE CITY RAILWAY
Sta BILE, FOX SALE ATlAUC request
premises, on WtDN ESDkY, April 8, 1876 az 8
o'clock p. NJ. The LOTS above described, fronting
together 73 feet and running back ] SO feet 70 an
alley. - So 3, W s,-xg.s5ss Z.
TERMS: Ore third cash; balance at six and
twelve months fer negotiable notes, interest added,
and IN be secured by irnst-deed on the properly.
an q: s-slts N. III. LEE. Auctiopeer.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND oHRs4pr,v.,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFTrCE OF TIKI SUPERINTENDENT. J
RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1875.
GREAT REDUCTION.
REDUCTf0N1N PASSENGER FARE
5 ccrytrnVyr q AN nv, $500
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

p H 4 6 e. j. -
PASSENGER TRAINS lesve West Ps,p, n .nn
at A. ID, arriving at Richmond at ia e "
leave Richmond at p. ~, arriving at West Poin'
Trains connect at West Poia, with steamers 49,.
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, TSpS xsss
steamers FOR Baltimore and all eastern, noip,s -"
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. "
Fare 10 Baltimore. 1 na
rare 10 Baltimore and return............ 10
Fare to Philadelphia ..............,,,,,. eS11
Fare TO New k.................,........ *
4asoUGH FRriGHT' TRAINS leave = tt %
nond at A. III. on WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
steamers, and delivering freight in Baltimore e,riv
next morning; returning, leave West Point y
2:l5 P. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 6 p. "
and connecting with the Through Freight TcIns
OF the Richmond and Danvtlle railroad for ali
EXPREsS FREIGHT rcceived on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before p. NJ, VIII
be delivered In Baltimore the following day Al \
A. NJ.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with passeugs,
coaches attached leave Richmond at $50 A. N. m
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURbaYS
and leave West Point for Richmond the same dayr
at l:56 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond al 3:55 p II
The management takes pleasure In announcing
10 the travelling public and shippers that he
steamers of this line between Baltimore and West
Point have been reftted I'm the most thorough
manner for the accommodation or passengers N
freight
in ample time 10 connect with the rail- lines FOR
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all eastern
and western points.
Freigbts Win be given the utmost Dispatch No
transfers at Richmond OF freghs 70 or from south.
H. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent
WIN BRAGG, Master TRANSFORMATION. NIB IS
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~ HPHIAG STOCK OF GOODS,
Nonnsttng 10 part Of FINE DINNER, TEA, and
q ToILEx SErs ELEGAHs VASES, FRENCH
= BRONzEs, FINE cAslsET sKrs, PARTISAN Nov.
! xt.z1xa. PLATED GOODS, TARzE CUTLERY, &c.
with 4 ran assortment OF House Furnishing Arti.
clss generally. Aiss, q mil line OF WHITE CHINA
s and ETApLE GOODS, which nm Offering at very
! dow figayss. Aeaii IS respectfully solicited. If
& E. B. TAYLOR,
81 NIB g 10l7 Main street.
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DUYHENRY C. BOsCHEN'S RICHn
;-D MOND ClTY-MADE SHOES; prices rs -
low as northern goo1s, and guaranteed to De -
better. Sold by HERMAN BOSCHEN e BIO.
.THsR, SOC and Sill Broad street, and by HENRY
G. ROsCHEN, 216 BROAD, and at braneh:store,
221 Main street, between Second and Third
Special attention Is called to CHLLDREEfS SHOES
with STOCKWELL PATENT TIPS-best thing
our. re lS.5m
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FoR BALTIMORE RI vrrx,y -
e POWHArAN STEAMBOAT LINE.

49,. kf FOE -.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
no TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
sf, BALTIMORE.
ss Ea5 NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new ana fast iron steamers SHIRLEY ano
MISSIONER, or this tine, leave their new pier. In
the Dock, foot or Twenty -secopd street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY. MORNINGS at
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON ut 4
o'clock for Baltimore. making close connections a!
Locus, Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also. with Northern
Through bills signed 70 baltimore and ali points
West, and rates guaranteed as low as BY any other
line AppIy TO L. B. TATUM, Agent.
Offices Twenty-sec0Dd and DOCK streets ana NO
903 Main street. &c 81
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INDESTRUCTIRLE CROQUET. WITH
KUBBER-FACED MnLLETS,
FOR SALEBY
Ut. ELLYsOS, BOUkSELLER,
ll12 MAIN STREET.

Sppcial attention is called to this new style OF
ext QUIET. BY The use OF u rubber face the maize
IS reut red DdestructIple, and prevents Inc balls
from being split or even denied In playing. A
more scientific game be played with ms style
OF Croquet than with any other as the rubber race
on the nallet gives certain elasticity 10 Inc Sros
besides, carom shots can be mace as In billiards.
Price, -.
have also supply of the new game
sAVEXILLO,"~
or the improved method Of playing Croquet
VtxIo is not offered to the pubic as a new and
complicated game. but simply as an Improved
method of playing croquet. Price, 30:
In addition to the above have full supply OF
CRoQuET at s2.75. So, SO IS, 81, and 90.
tIuctiop so plainly written that those who have
never lsyed the game can easily learn 1t.
II persons ordering will remit nifty cents extra
will send the CroQuet 10 any part Of Virgins
freight or express p,id.
Orders from The country solicited.
J. 4. ELLYSON. Bookseller,
l1l2 Main street,
NIB 80 third door above Dispatch ofice.
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FoR RENT Hs
DWELLINGS,
0--',' : STORES, and
RICHARDSoN& CO.,,
W o. 1113 Nam street
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COR R E n T.
The EXCHANGE HOTEL,
at FREDE KsBURG.

SEALED PROPOSALS for the renting Of the
above HOTEL for the ensuing year, commencing
Isl day Of May 1875 VII be Ttcsvea DShs Di
Persons wishing TO rent this valuable and desirable
property will please send their proposals In by the
l4TH DAY OF APRIL, 1875. as all proposals VIII
b. opened en- that day.
Bs order OF the Directors of the National Bank
at Eredericksburp. NH 25-dlt&2,awtAp14
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srOR RENT, A DE S r A B l. EWA
Il FRAMED HOUSE mo. 527) on Second Il
between CLAW aud Leigh Streets ,contsining four
rooms; Kitchen. = rooms. Possession a. once.
Price, Sl5 per month. e. ID. EACHO.
NH 2S.eod7t No. . Fourteenth street.
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More Mennonites in Kansas.

The L~cavcnworth (Kan.) Times. speak
fng of the arrival of a party of Mennon-
ties. says: "a special train of six cars
over the Missouri Pacific Railroad from st.
Louis has brought to Kansas over
three hundred Mennonites, who come di-
rect from the cold quarters Of the globe.
The part was under charge Of an agent.
and was from the town of Saratov, near tho
yolga River, in Eastern Russia. They
arrived in Baltimore lately. On their
arrival in Kansas City they were met by
the Foreign Agent of the Atchioon. Tope-
ta, and Santa Fe Railroad, Mr.. Schmidt.
and after a general consultation with tho
leaders Of the party it raj decided to To-
cate on the line of the above road, and
they left shortly after by special train for
Topeka. The section Of country whore
they propose locating Is largely populated
by their c~ountrymen, there being in the
counties Of Harvey. Reno. Rice. Barton,
and Pawnee over two hundred families,
and a more industrious set Of people it
would be difficult to ind Another largo
party will soon arrive and follow this one
to the fertile valley of the Arkansas"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-30
RESOLUTION.
In regard to olicer's fees.


BE Il Resoloed, by the Board Of
Trustees OF the City of Cheyenne:
That the following fees and no
others shall be charged or allowed for
officers in cases of alleged violations
of the ordinances of the city /:
To the City Marshal in every case
wherein lie shall make the arrest and
attend the trial $500.
To the City Attorney in each case
where there is a plea of guilty $500.
Where theplea is not guilty $500.
To the Police Justice in each case
$500.
In all cases of arrest and atten-
dance by the Policeman, the Police
man shall receive a fee of two dollars
and the City Marshal a fee of one
dollar, and in no case shall tie City
be compelled to pay any fees what
ever.
Passed and approved March 90,
A. ID. 1876.
ISeal l.. r BREsNAHEN,
President Of the Board of Trustcesa
Attest: Geo. b. Simpson,
m22-ot City Clerk.