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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

D c. RITTER,
IL. formerly OF Harwood Ritter,
having taken the old stand of P. August, No. %
east Broad street, has opened select
FAMILY GROCERY,
where he will be pleased TO see his frlends and tne
public generally. His stock will consist OF
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
TEAS, FINE LIQUORS.,
BRANDIES, WINES, -
CHofCE CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
HAY, CORN, OATS,
MILL-FEED, LIME, &C., &c.
Having purchased his stock Of goods for casn, WIZ
offer great Inducements to buyers such az the haro
times demand. Call and give him q trial.
Highest CASH market prices paid for country
produce Of all kinds. dc Z3-om
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

GLOVER HILL COAL.-S360 for 1,37G
" pounds; $3.50 for 1900 pounds; $3.50 fce
1000 pounds. Also, ANTHRACITE and SPINE
GOALS, COKE, and OAK and PINE WOOD a
the lowest prices. B. GOTTRELL,
IA 2S-3m Ninth street ana b1sla pank.
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EERI. MYSELF A NEW MAN.

FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
EATICK, MASS, June l, 1872.
Or. II. r. Stevens:
Dear Slr,-Through the advice and earnest per-
suasioR Of Rev. e. s. Best, of this place, have
been taking VEGETINE for Dyspepsia, Of which l
have suffered for years.
have used only TWO bottles, and already feel
myself new man. Respectfully,
DID. w. CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

strikes at the root OF disease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver and kidneys TO healthy action
and invigoratlng the nervous system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-23

YKEN,S VALLEY COALy-Four hun
IL dred tons OF this celebrated coal for sale. Alsa
VirpiniS spitnt OF all kinds Georges Greek Cum
beriand, Tor steam and srn!ths' use; Clover aM
and Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump and H .l. Gokcs
Cak and Pine Wood. WHIT fsOBEHIo.
oc "a corner Seventeenth and Cary s1eeu.
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND
APOTHEGARY.

BOSTON, january ], 1874.
Dear Sir.-This is to certify that l have sold at
retail I54S dozen tl.s52 bottles) of your YEGE-
TINE since April12, 1870 and can truly say TINT It
has given the best satisfaction of any remedy for
the complaints for which II is recommended that
ever Sold Scarcely day passes without some Of
my customers testfyipg TO It's merits on themselves
or their friends am perfectly cognizant OF seye.
raj cases OF Scrofulous Tumors Deipg cured by
VEG RTISE alone In this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
...---.... ..--.-~-- Al GILMAN, 46S Broadway.
To HR. Stevens, Esq. 800 .r.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-03-08

Nd ,HTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap
plications for the same, or ON business
relating thereto. should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, whore they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having kspght or leased
tha same, arc ala notihed 10 attend TO the
!. aster w:thou delay and avoid tire Vile.
xslgf IA. IA ~ Khz4.
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THE CONGRESS or TRADE.
A Boy that May influence the Proceedings OF
the Other CONGRESS.

The National Board of Trade began ib
s,shth annual session yesterday in the Union
League Theatre. About sixty delegates attend
cd, representing the commercial associ 'tions OF
New York, Pbiladelpbi,, Boston, Chicago, Gin
cinnati, 81. Louis, Detroit Kan as city, Daven-
port. Milwaukee, Mobile, Newark, New Hnven'
Provide nce and Richmond. Mr. Frederick Fra
ley, who has been the President OF the board Tor
eight years, called the delegates to order at
noon and introduced the Rev DR. ArmitaRe'
who offered the opening prayer. franklin Bison'
on behalf Of his resident colleagues, rendered
the hosptalities Of the city to the visiting dele
Rates. President Fraley responded on behalf OF
the visitors. The call OF delegates was re-
sponded to by representatives from the Asso-
cinted Chambers OF Commerce OF Great Britain
and Ireland. J. Lowt ian Belt, NJ. r., Henry
Mitchell, Frank Wright, X. W. Binns, and A. c.
Twentyman; Belfast Chamber OF Commerce,
John s. Odin; Tr de and Industrial Diet Of the
Archduchy OF Austril Edward kreri,z, Franz
Noble wertheim and Franz Wilhelm.
Secretary Charles Randolph read report OF
the work Of the Executive Council of the Board
for the wear. The Board had especially recon-
mended for the Councils consider ton legisla-
lion affecting the currency, commerce. Shipping,
had been presented to Congress, yet little
progress had been made tow rd the desired
legislation. In regard to the Shipping act, the
Council had ascertained that the hardshiDs OF
which merchants complain are not 80 much due
TO the. act Itself $ to the forced Interpretation
OF 1t by the oficials whom IL created. few
trfing amendments, rendering IL entirely salts
factory, had already been determined upon by
Congress before the Council pres, nted the case.
The subjects Of international unity OF weights
and measures. and Of amendments of the postal
laws, were also presented TO Congress. mat OF
reciprocity with Canada did not receive favora-
BILE consideration in the House OF Representa-
tives.
The venerable greenback candidate for Presi-
dem, MIR. Peter Cooper, entered the hall while
the report was being read, and was unanin Dusty
called to seat ON the platform by tho Side Of
the Chairman.
Frederick Fraley OF Philadelphio was unani-
mously elected President for the ninth time,
and X. II. Bayard OF baltimore, John w. Cband-
Ter Of Boston, 5. f. Coyington, Cincinnati Geo.
NJ. Howe, Chicago j. ID. Hayes, Detroit; W. T..
McLaren, Milwaukee j. II. :. Stran han, New
York; A. ID. Dorr, Franklin Edison, New York (;
G. J. Hoffman, Philadelphia; I. q. Hersey, Port
land E. l.. Joy, Newark, and X. G. Crowell OF
Kansas City, were chosen Vice Presidents.
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JUST SENTENCE.
How Emierants are Robbed on Our Rail-
roads by Disguised Thieves.

GOSHEN n. Y, June 2T.-The trial OF
Aaron Landers, indicted for grand larceny at
the term OF The Supreme Court just closed. re-
vealed very ingenious system worked by him
self and brother, Fred. L. Lauders, who is joint
ly indicted with MIN for robbng emigrants on
railroads. The prisoners robbed the Polish
emigrant Albert Daraz C on the night OF the Eth
OF May last on the Erie Railway, between Port
Jervis and Hancock, OF a pocketbook sewed In
the inside lining Of his coat containing $40
Barszac was on his way to the West. He can
not speak word OF English. The evidence
given showed that the LandeTs brothers were
experir Their plan WAS to enter the cars some
where east Of the point where they deemed II
most available to escape. On getting aboard
guise they found very little trouble In entering
into conversation, and through this into the
confidence Of those upon wnOm they fastened.
They would 10 each case manage In some way to
get possession OF the amount OF money carried
by their victims and where t'ey kept II. with
this knowledge IN their y, session, the robbers
travel on until an opportune moment arrives to
effect the robbery. This Is invariably done when
the unsuspectiug -i!angers are as.cep. his WAS
done In the ca.e Of Barazac. on the trial Bara-
FAC identified the prisoner "a well as two OF the
Jnnders gully. The Court, IA pas. ing sentence,
sid the crime w4s premedtaied, deliberate,
and wiful, and II was the more heniOus be-
cause the victim wns a stranger In strange
lind. Aaron was sentenced to sing sing prison
for four years and nine months, The trial q I
his brother, Fred Il. Landets, was put over to
the Orange County Sessions.
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A GREET .iUCIION.
Dry Goods Valued at Three-Quartcrs OF n
NJ ilIion Put Under the Hammer.

The sale by auction OF the dry goods stock OF
the great house Of Cochran, Mclean Co., begun
yesterday The stock In the hfs story and the base
ment, being domestcs, woolens and dress goods was
divided into 1903 tots and sod for about $3.50
Messrs. Field, Morris, Fenner q Co, auctloneeers
opened the auction at 10 O'Clock the morning and
went work at once on thr blanket, prints, and wool
80 -" 49, az VI .so" a
bidding MAS unusually active. Nearly all the large
dres. good houses Of the city represented,
they made extensive purchases. The goods were all
sold Al fair prices. So rapidly tho work carried
that two clerks we're constantly bused recording the
sales Al about O'Clock the great stock IA the base.
ment had Ocen disposed Of and the sweating multitude
assembled into the cooler atmO sphere stairs
the sale Of the white goods linens and handkerchief
Il to be begun. II Is thought that the value OF
tire stock Of Cochran Mclean Co., Is not less thAu
shTee-quarters Of million.
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Tho Latest Novelty In Forgery.

Ralph +. Prime, the.Cty Attorney Of Yonkers,
called on superintendent wainR recently and showed
lin forged bond and mortgage on the property Of
Hannah H. Speeding Of that city. The Superintendent
recognizing IN the paper the work Of Henry II. Vincent
Awtll known forger, VINO has already serTed twelve
years III state prison, ordered Detectives Williamson
ana felts u mud HIN, and IN Union square Yesterday
they arrested Nincent and bis confederate Richard Y.
Eooe,t,, MI. frlme say. INST the property Of Mrs.
ewindlers as capital until II 10 covered bJ forged
mOTtgages 70 the amount Of Ilh.OOO.
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THE CENTENNIAL HoLIDAr.
Some Of the Men who will Aid In Making IL
Memorable Fourth.

X. II. Macy Co., will close on Saturday July
J. and remain closed until the 5h. For the past
years this nrm have closed early Saturday and
OF noon throug July and August.
We tAe undersigned manufacturers and dealers In
leather and findings, do hereby agree to close
spectivc places OF business on Monday July milford
Gary Conklin. NJ Armstrong q sons, Bronx. Wool
Lea Co., sternfeld Bros Co.. schefte Bros. Z. a.
Smith Bros, +. Bunenthal a. II. Roittlnger Co :,
j.. Walerstein. Wmppheimer Vaughn, K. fourn er
a Co., S. Mendelson, Charles HAuset Bltel Tepel
Co., Loring Andrews Sons. A studwell a Co., c. b.
FosdicS SON sludwen. Sanger Gen, 7.
ratts MOS' Co., paTS Mo. CO., G sin' l Ms
l. smui a CO.. schultz, southNics & Co., Hans
Recess SOns, FIszcr, Major Co, Elias 7 UNI Jr raw.
j + Buckley q son, William II Addoin- 8 o.. Blracs
Merritt, IN Jrne, McfArlsne q Cor !. b. HoIt Co.,
rem a Son, Nsl Mccaliam Co, L. Bsil &'co.
To Tux EDITOR or TnE sUs-Sr: notice that the
close their places Of business from Saturday. July l.
svacation. Non, wll the members Of tue Legal pro.
mercha nts The clerks In law hices are he poorest
pad and hardest worked u al clerss They are un,
the absence OF their employers IN the country. VIII
some member OF ne profession take hold. and OBTAIN
close their oftces for tne above specified tune
The following named booksellers have agreed to
close their business from saturday z. 81 July unit
Mednesday A. a., Juy O. 1875 Amencsn Tract So
a. s. BlISes 4 Co, Iyison Brakeman. Taylor 4 Co.
Baker, Pratt CO. Robert c.rter Bros., Thomas
wley. s.n. Collins q Prog D. Van No,tr .nd, =. j.
ed nosrd OF publication, Charles + Dillingham;, Blp
tist Public tion Society, AaIon-i Temperanc. Society
The statloners and blank book manufacturers will
suspend business from July until July 3, 1875.
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RtaI Gstatt.
CLEARING OUT SALE

GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
DISTRIBUTION OF HoUsEs AND LOTS
IN THE NEW AND THRIVING sEITLEMENT OF
HffiCHCotK's
GARDEN CITY PARK
Separated only by The railroad tack from the Hon
"
SHARES 300 EACH.
EACH sHARFHoIDER Will, HAVE ONE LOT,
WHILE THE MOST FORTUNATE ONE WILL
RECEIVE a
sI0nO MANSION
AND TWO ACRES
Of the BEST LAND on the MAIN STREET, and hut
two bocS- rom the railroad s'alion.
men 81 the nrs, install ment vii receiye rincaie
emitting HIM her to one II the lots or plos men
toned IN u annexed list upon the u PAYMENT of the
ODe Hundred Dollars either In wee ~ ~ monthly In
the lOcqti1n OF each purchasers property to be deter
mined b. a ''V'''' ~
DRAwING At THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
IN PRESENCE OF TIE Observation-Disclosures
TO WHICH ONLY THOSE SHOWING CERTlFI
GATES Will BF ADMIIfED
OF wa 9e soh h me names
the nnts ana ots name a., VnS al, H. ds on
w. az ~ ia e,ch she, n I, ,,ch
sve hi n,nb r' ds m uc,ns leu 70 WHICH
No shaeho,ders name can enter into the distribution
s,s ms OF her payments snail amount 20 twenynve
ton. This rule Is essential to preserve good faith he
tween the shareholders.
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Aorsts, 6nrria9,s, &t.

A -IRON-GRAY mare. G years l5's hands U,ed
"a. stElsh driver Day horse SOUND SUI A'"~' -
Division st.
INOR SALE-Pony phaeton and mare, ioh' 'hfftt A.
IL separate SUIT lady. Private stable, ''' " 49,
L OOH. $40 for new top express wagon OF NoI's
~ trade for uuggy, l,l6j Myrie as, br' hl..--
WANTED to purchase for each, soOI que n0'''
w truck, horse, aud harness. .....,
NANDERHOOF & co. e0s last lIlnn
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Sts cream,

-, -~~SN>>>>>->N~-~~>>>-~,~~
-HOHTON'S ICE, CREAM, made from pure
IN cream TO churches fairs, festivals, &c 25c per
quart 3o5 Am ay, 1904 Broadway, AMI as Chatham st.
El ssEi.I'SICE CREAM. e Bible House Best
IN the civ txcur IONS festivals, retailers 25 cent3
per quHrt. Special attention to out.ot.tOWn Orders
summer branch 80 West l4th vt.
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Soti,ig 0utlt,s.

..... soti,tg 4utit,s
IL OLTES POST NO. 81, G.. A. R.-The mem
IN beers OF the aboyeuamed post and all comrades Of
Ot!er posts who desire 10 participate In the grand pa
rade OF the Grand Army OF the Republic In Pmladel-
phc on Lhe 80 Of july are requested to meet Ger.
mania Assembly Rooms 29l and 1903 10 VERY this even
Ing al O'Clock. Excursion tickets, %
L. W. BRUENlNGHAUSEN, A, Q. NJ. General.
I .ATHERS.-You are wanted TO attend regular
meeting Al Germania Assembly Rooms, 26th a.
snd 7th aV" on Wednesday evening, the 2sth. at s
O'CLOCK. BY order OF Committee.
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W AND
DISTRIBUTION on HOUSES AND LOTS
IN THE NEW AND THRIVING SETTLEMENT OF
HI CHCOCK9
GARDEN CITY PARK.
eeparated only by the railroad track from the Hon
A. T. STEWART GARDEN CITY
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%mnstntnfs.
II. W. HITCmCogk,s?. u,,,.rn,

X W. HIINmCuuhTp ruy.rpp
- - Bet cen 3Oth aud 3ist ats
~; HITChC0GKa .'Propretor and Manager
Tie COOLEST TiiEATRE IN THE cry.
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE %.
during the week. and -
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MArlNEEs.
NEW FACfsI NEW FACES I
r. new sketches songs ana dances, "Grimes's Cellar
Door" &C. MISS LILLE HALL, the empress Of soriO-
Mr. j. ". MoANDREws in his origina speciality
THE WA1LKMELON MAN
The yer wei ono GtORGE wARREN in new banjo
solos, HARRY LESLIE Ia his great specially. Lx'
Mr. +. sEABERr WILLIAM WARREN.
TIE entertainment will conclude each evening with
mo MIsrAKEi
Mr. simon Pettibone. MI Harry Leslie
iihns ramon s.ss..s..s.sss.s's's VT y r,eaucrt
Mrs fetuDone. Miss YES ic warren
MNy Ml-, D,h .IIrn
EXTRA ATTRACTION
HARRY LESLIE, the hero OF Niagafs,
Will appear I'm Of his wonderful uerfurnanceA on
high TIGHT ROPE. on TUESDAY, AfTSKN0ONi
July 4, At O'Clock Drec.ely, from the TOP OF THE
THEATRE. across 81 av to the building opposite and
perform the following feats. viz
walking, anu wa king hoop around tcct' gymnhftc
exercises. bound ia solid iron chains backward walk.
ing limitations OF a drunken female. IN character I;
showing he wonderful power OF balance carrying three
pails OF water and c,rrying cooking stove, making
IRE. and cooking egg omelets.
n B.-No pOetpOnemebt on account OF weather.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT +. VI.
Genera admi sstOn rs cents Reserved seats ......f
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- TO GLASGOW, BELFAST, and LONDONDEEhh
From Pier AZ. foot " Cana At, y
STATE OF INDIANA. Thursday. June ~. 81.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY July H.
Saloon ana cabin passases AZ lowest rates ,,a,v
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO. Agents ~ Broa1NN...
steerage tickets at 40 Broadway, and at CoipauV
pier. foot o Canal st
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A -RoCKAwAY BEACH EXCURSIONS.

'..NExT SUNDAY, and EVERY day thereafter,
the PLY MOUTH ROCK Wi make TWO TRIPS, ole
IN the morning and IN the afternoon.
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golfers ano Gnsln.s

WANTED one.horse power Roper ,aloric o.
w gine Apply " I LEHIs, VI Chatham w.
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NATIONALo hINt,nEEOR rs!: a aud a, \. L

~ FOX LONDON Dlkttl -,
HOLLAND, iturday, July y IN
FOR QUEENsroWN AND LlNhRPo0L n
ITALY 1uly /, 1880 =. NJ. SPAIN, july u.s. ilsn A.
The QUEEN. July Bpm ENGLAND, july 22 81 . W
CABIN passage $40 and as currency tuId 1905 Sv
AZ reduced rates. stccra!e pas-'se, ~ .,nnei;
Drafts issued from 81 upward at currrs' uHee' AW'
al the eompany's office % broad way - . =. .
". HURST, Man lgt,f ;
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TWENTY MIMI res on the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
FOUR KSIONS DAILY
BY the favOrie and commodiOus excursion steamers,
ANERtCUS and NEVER-INk.
Musical Entertainment by the celebrated
ORPHEUS GLEE CLUB.
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Saonos SanRs.
LNANKLIN sAyING. nANK. eorael oI 4.

Il ST. ana stu sv.
INTEREST DiVfDkND.-lnierest at the rate Of sir
per cent per anuum for the months ending July
1870 will be paid to depOsitOrs entitled there aud
after Monday. July II
JAMES F. CHAMBERLAIN President
CUAs z HYATT. Secrpttry
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- GNAND FAMILY MAIINkE .
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT T. NJ.
General admission rs cents Reserved seats. .,...f
Dress circle so cents Private boxes 90 and -
Orchestra chairs rs cents seats IN gallery cents
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

A T. n JOHNSON At, Brookiyn.-New M chines
n sofI and exclaimed GOOD work sent and returned
frec
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PANAMA TRANSIT Pacific MAZE

For California japan. emma. Australia New zealand
British Columbia, Oregon, &c. ,
SAILING FROM PIER AZ, North RIVER. a..
FOR san FRANCISCO. via IsrHMVs Of PANAMA
steamship COLON saturday, July 10
Steamship ACAPULCO, saturday July 90
Connccung for Central America anu soutn lAchc p9,L
IRON SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND INA.
steamship CITY OF PEKlN, saturday, July
utor tregnt g passage apply 20 s.u,
Bowling Green, Pier ~, \. r., loot Canal 81
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WEEK. FARE for the whole excursion,
sinslr TRIP tickets to or from Rock.
away, 81 cents
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Sl.rsJlrIl aotIe,s.

nIsEASE OK MEN, Nervous Debility, and kin
dred anec lions speedily and permanently cured Dy
HENRY 4. DANIELS 81. d.. l4l Lexington Ay, near
10Th 81. Hours. 4 -.
JNFORMATION wanted OF johanna aud Eliza.
i Deth Mcmahon OF Limerick, ireland will hear OF
JOHN o'GRApY zoo smith a. prook,vn
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Situations @lani,o.
A REsPECTABLE middle-aged. sober Tom,n
~ wishes position as nurse TO All invalid, TO mind
In hotel or boarding house, CITY country good ref
erehce bOo hlst l2th st., top noor.
A YOUNG man wantsa situation as porter or at
~ any elnpl lytnent that he can make himself gener
Ally useful gOod reference.
Address n. r.. box 1888, sun once
N Protestant family TO do up stairs or light house.
work good references. Address ELLA, boz III, sun
ONCE
YOUNG: man who has worked one year as carpen.
der Instructions Address C. H. @, box 1914 Sun once.
A iamiics washiny; very satisfsctory Please sd.
dress Mrs s., 24S vested at.
A YOUNG man wants a situation as butcher In a
~ meat mArset, town or country Address H. boz
No, 1880 Sun ONCE,
FIRsT-CLAss baker (German) wants a sltua.
"A uon no foreman Dol West 9th ".
A FlRsT-CLASA barber wants steady Job. Ad.
"A dress ANDREW, box l25, sun ofice.
A tIRsT-CLAss. washer and ronerl will 90 out
A Ttui eomposror desires permanent situation.
N Address CoMPoslroR' 10 Bond a..
\VANTED-By respectable young woman, a situa.
w ton Az general servant IA small nriyae falny
last living out In London Call at 1lS Centre st. room g.
WANTED BY re spectable married woman a child
w to bring up on the bottle ~ her own home. 25d
Tenth ay', top door.
XOUNG s-ede wants a situation as light porter, or
i any other light WORK acre no can be useful. Al.
dress A e., boz 17o, Sun ONCE.
252 1 MET "a and sA f sy
estant gtrl wishes Situate as cnambermaid aud
plan seanaress Or 70 mind opuaTsn w objection "
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Excursions.

Leaves foot ed At. R.,at1;30 O'Clock.
Leaves pIor =, N. r., at o'clock.
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IRVING SWING, INSTITUTION,

il % " arfcn u. New York.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED.
Money deposited on or before July ~ draws interest
from July 1.
Bank open daily from 10 \ VI. tosP
WALTER ". CONCkLIN President.
NASurRptLr L BUXTON Secretsry.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-10-11

Gre viii THnsr
"A DeBocratic-C Conservative Club was
9fzau.zsd at Egg Point on Thursday,
the l4h ias:.. md s5me seventy five
coiored men enrolled their names g.
uemhers. The meeting VAS addres. ed
~ Col. Percy and Judge Trigg, and
great wOrk was accomplished.
Brandon gepub'icaB.l
Gen. George ami Col. Kinloch Falco-
uer soon arrived (at brakes Church and
Gen. George mounted the stand. His
speech gls tie beet political speech We
have heard in many a day. II WIS a
plain. practical and sensible talk, in
ahic be showed up the rascalities Of the
Radical party, both State aud National,
IN s0 plain, e0nci-e and bucid manner
1s 70 carrv conviction % the minds OF
every one present. We wish every man
in the State, both white and colored,
could have heard him, and we hope he
may ful Gme to visit aud address the
people al over the State between now
aud the election.
Col Fslcpner then took the stand, and
made a short, but beautiful, expressive
and elegant address.
Magnolia lIeraldI
The Democrats and Conservatives Of
Magnolia and vicinity will have a grand
torchlght procession on the night Of the
18th inst, at which time they will pre-
sent banner to the Tilden aud Hen
bricks colored Democratic Club Of this
place. ia token Of high appreciation for
The noble stand they have taken in re
uouncing past political allegiance and
auiting themselves with the movement
Of true reform.
Holly springs Reporter.l
Gcn. A. VI. West delivered a power
iul and exhaustive campaign speech at
the court house on Thursday night last,
To- a very large and appreciatiye audi
enee. As popular orator, Gen. West
has NO superior in the State
EsRONZIvI- A BAD EGG.