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A..TSE31ENTS.
GAMES AND PICNIC.
- THE FIFTH ANNUAL CELEBRATION
OF TIE
p,f1I,nNn CAT EDONlAN CLUB
ANTSE91ENT'S.

CCOTTISH GAMES AND PlC-NlC.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL CELEBRATION
RICHMOND CALIFORNIAN CLUB
WILL BE ni,, MELp :, At ,ip TilE
OK MONDAY. AUGUST 20. 1877,
ON which occasion the public 81 klcimonG anu
the connections IN those novel and interesting
ScottIs GAMES The sports will be opened with an
OLD-FASIITOSED SCOTCH REEL;
after which the ring will be cleared and the pro-
ur:,uimc commenced.
The games will commence ut 10 o'clock y. NJ, and
HENRY MESCO'S FULL STRING BAND to-
gcthcr with club pipcrs, will furnish music for the
Dancing Will be conducted under the supervision
Of al efficient COMMITTEE.
Conycvanccs will run III regular intervals curing
the day from the Theatre. corner Of Seventh and
yroad streets. and from The Old Market. corner o.
Seventeenth ana Nam streets, to lie lark, COM
nrncn2 mt o'clock \. NJ. 1901,
The Committee Of Arrangements assure The pub
lie that good order will he maintaincd ana no cii9rt
will be spnred TO insure the comfort and enjoyment
of visitors TO that end detachment OF police mas
been secured for the occasion.
First-cusS REFRESHMENTS will be supplied al
"S)MiSSION. 50 cents: children under ten years,
Tickets can he had Of any member of the Club. or
at the entrances Ia the Park.
Co%MITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Chief, JAMES MACDOrGALL. Chairman:
SECOND Chieftain. ALIEN. CORBAN;
Third Chicflain. JOHN 6; CKAlG,:
Fourth Chirflain. H. IRVINE RElIll;
ES-Chicf. GILBERT PHILLIPS:
Guide. THOMAS MChENIN:
Clansmsn, WILLIAM LEA..
an lid
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DEATHS.

Died. at the residence of his parents, 1924 Main
street. at haf-past O'Clock Monday, 18TH instant
JOSEPH LANDON, only child OF 6. W. and Bette
A. johnson aged three months and five days.
Sleep on, sweet babe, on thy Sayiour's breast;
He hath iaken thee away to everlasting rest.
Dearest JOSIE, will miss thee ever:
BUT we hope to meet In heaven where parting ncer
shall sever.
The funeral will take place from the residence
THIS Tuesday MORNING at 10 O'Clock. Friends
and acquaintance invited TO attend.
Died, on Monday, August 13, 1877, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at her fathers residence. of typhoidma aria
NOLLIE CATHARINE, aged TWO years and ten
months, beloved daughter Of Mrs. Sophia n. and
John K. Moloy.
1.-THE Lord gave ami the Lord taketh away; as tue
Lord Wills so be 1t done. Blessed be the name OF
the Lord
Her funeral will take place from st. Patrick's
church THIS (Tuesday1 EVENING, the 14th, NJ q
o'clock. Friends aud acquaintances arc rcspectlu'!
invited 10 attend. ""
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pamphlet. 1t Is to the commercial! pubic q
valuable compilation. We have not before
seen so much information crowded into SO
small space. It's prepared by MIR. JOHN
OFT, secretary of the Fertilizing Company
We consider him one Of the first Of com
mcrclal statistlcians in the land. The State
OF Virginia should have Statistical We
paltn,ent with Mr.. OFT ut the head Oh It,
It would be found OF great utility and I'M
mcnse value to the State.
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The Press Oh the Nominees.

We esteem 1t highly fortunate for Fir-
ginia that General Malone did not receive
this nomination. Viewing the matter from
a standpoint outside Of the State. we con-
slider that his nomination would have been
a calamity to the. Commonwealth. And
while though in no way to be affected by
the result, we sincerely hoped that the
honor would have been conferred upon the
"little man with the crutch,' rs his adj.
mirers are fond OF calling the gifted and
gallant young Daniel, we congratulate our
sister State OF having at least put out can.
didate who will command the respect and
the confidence of all classes Of its people,
Charlotte Observer. ..
We receive with qualification the intclli-
cence of the nomination OF that honorable
and distinguished gentleman, Colonel +.
w. M. Holiday. OF Winchester. for Gov
ernor. 1t is a grand triumph over the whis-
KEY influence. lie is &. sterling Christian, 9
gentleman, and Il man whose lips has never
been defled by the poison strong drink
Tenn peranCe Advocate. ..,f
OUR NEXT GovERNoE-HUREAH FOR OUR MAN
...@ COLONEL. HOLIDAY NOMINATED.
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AUGUST II, ICtI.
Editors Dispatch: You have aided 50
materially and been so instrumental in Civ
ing the people OF Virginia tirst-ratc ticket
land one which l shall most heartily sup
port that T am going to do all can to in
crease your circulation and 10 add TO youl
wealth and prosperity. .-.,.. ..-~-
four opposition to Malone Is an Ole
thing. For years we have opposed hi;
methods and warned the people against his
Vaccinations. We hope that we shall never
more have to repeat our warnings.
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EFFECT OF Gun REPUTATION BLATHER IN
EUROPE. -Ne,c York, August PA cable
to the Herald, dated London, 1lth, says:
z. Profound apprehension and anxiety ex-
lists in all commercial and financial circles
the reputation movement in
Georgia ard " irginia. This, with the effect
OF the railway strikes, threatens to be de-
sstructiye OF American credit in Europe"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFESfAA Hcis0ES.
NJ HEADQUARTERS
FOR ALL CANDIDATES AT
LEVY BROTHERS,
TIE LARGEST DRY-GooDs ESTABLISHMENT
IN TIE CITY,
where you can find large assortment OF
DRY GOODS.
which they offer ut extraordinarily low prices so as
n r.aucc stock before getting in their fall supplies
THEY NOW OFFER GREAT BARGAINS.
SILKS. CAsI1sfEREs, ALPACAs, MoIIAIRs,
pOpLINs, BRILLIANTINES GINGITAMs,
and BALERSOS;
BOMBAZINEs, TA3rARTISEs, AUSTRALIAN
cREPEs, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, and GREN-
ADINES;
SWISS, NAINsOOK. CHECKED, STRlPED, and
CAMBRIC MUsLINS;
pIQCES GRASS-CLOTlIS, LINEN SUrTfNGs.
and MARsEILLES:
TWEEDS. SATlEETS, CASSIMERES. JEANS,
BRoADCLoTHs. CHEvI0TS, and FLANNEL
SUITrNGS;
TABLE-CLOTIls, TCRKEY-RED DAMAsk and
DOILIES:
NAPKINS. TOWELS, TEAY-CLOTE>. and IT,
DIES;
LINEN and COTTON SIIEETINGS;
LINEN and COTTON rMLoW-CA>lEGs;
FLANNELS OF every description and Il largo rs
sor,ment OF BLANKETS-lll very cheap;
LINEN SUITS for ladies at one third les. than rcgr-
larpriccs;
\ r,ill assortment of NItiIIT-GOWNS, DRESSING
SACQUEs, DRAWERS. cHEMISf:S. CORSET
COVERS, aud APRONS;
WHITE: and CuLORED CORSETS in AL Sizes and
qualities:
HOSE. SOCKS. and GLOVES Of every description:
rNDEKSIIIRTS for men, women. ard children;
CENT? EMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS of our own
Manufacture. made Of WAMSUTTA COTTON
and PURE IRISH LINEN. completely finished:
have cuIy to he laun,ircd before wearing; price.
81 for opcn-back AMI Sl.25 for opcn-fron!
shirts: we warrant them as good rs any $50
shirt i'm this city;
SOCKS, GLOVES. TIES, CRAVATS. SCAEFS.
UAEDkERCllIEFS. SCSPESDERS. NIGHT
CAPS, and BRACES:
wopKISC.coTToS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana
COATS and CLARK'S SEWING-COTTON:
pI,D,,-s +, all ,,u,,,uos. cPos-cpAIH
,
hlhhoN III III "i"'"S "''" '''''S'
WINDOW SHADES. LACE CURTAINS. MUSLIN
c,-ur,,>.v , c1.r.r,rx ,t,TrpI,I.
u-,>-nou- m. and rr,pr,ry r1yTI-prs.
,.,,,rr. rIoxryCnur .JIrANrr
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THE Federal Government. that so recentl,

The Federal Government, that SO recently
outraged and oppressed many States Of the
Union. has swung around to the opposite
extfem me OF melting out justice to individu-
als- individual washerwomen. A circular
from the Treasury Department requires
that the employees shall pay for their wash
ing! Justice, that had been 50 furnished,
is now getting itself washed white.
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The Grain Movement. Some Observations
bearing on the Production OF the Several
Countries entering into the Grain Market
OF the World. Presented by the South
ern Fertilizing Company. Richmond,
~ Va: GLEsiMJfT d JONES. 3. 5i,,t;.
We are obliged to the Southern Fertile
ing Company Tor q copy OF this statistical
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MONTREAL, Y


From kilograms received up to time OF
going to press we are assured Of the nomi-
nation OF that gallant statesman, Colonel F.
w. Nj. Holiday. We are iubilant. The
news is really gratifying, and we expect to
have Holiday for four years and enjoy it o
the fullest extent.
We find no language to express our costa
cy at this result, but simply inform our
readers, and when calmer will endeavor to
show the wisdom of this choice. Hurrah
amateur Press. .sa IL
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sR'ECJAs. NOTICES.

sew Y'rS, 1877.
~ TO THE TOBACCO MANUrtc-
TrRERs.-Te beg IL inform you tia. N",yr. T.,
NEWPORT &c NORRIS, OF Richmond, "a. ,-s."
sole agents for the sale or orr
"P ] l. 4 r.
brand Of imported
SPANISH LfCOHICE-PAsTE
for the States Of Virginia and North carolias.
We believe this to be The purcst and finest 1s.>.,
and as strong. If not he strongest, Lirorir,
use In this country.
! Messrs. DAVENPORT & NORRIS viii e, =.
times be fully supplied with the af:icc.
To BIZ sold in bond or duty paid.
Respectfully your.
ZURICALDAYS i AEGrINEB,w
all 14-1ru TInDnr..-.
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OF 1873, provides that the widow or infant
children of a householder may claim nome
stead. Is such provision In accordance
with Article NJ. OF the Constitution!
+ H. Tn
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ESs'UrEsgieSS.
EN G l. + 5 O \.

GRAND EXCLUSION.
OLD POINT. NORFOLK. AND PORTSMOUTH
TRINITY LODGE No. 81. independent Order OF
Goo; Templars. will make their second excursion 10
The ahore-namcd points. leaving the wharf, III
EorkettS. on THURSDAY MORNING. August 10th
M o'roc.. on the fast and elegant steamer jon :
SYLVESTER.
Arrangements have been made with the proprietor
of the IIygca Hotel for supper lodging ana break
FAST al : 80 a person: children under len wears ut
ST. Those wishing 10 remain lon!cr. SGD per
,i.y; children under ten wears. Sl10: or for one
week. board. $3.50: children under ten years
$3.50.
Meals on boat al Il reduced riic.
Fare cur The round "trip. -. Children and servants
talf-prirc. r,,,, 49,,
parties Of tv" more hy applying to the committee
Tickets can he procured "i the following commits
tee: W. W. Wood. City HAIL: james I. Riddick,
City liall IT, g. WcathcrIOrd, =: Clair Hotel: }, \
Gill 7U2 Main street: NJ T. llil. Eleventh street
ana Basin bank: DAME! Wren. First polce-5atlon
also ut the following places: !. h Gil 3oU east
Broad street. John II. Frschkorn. No. Q S.ven-
trenth street: William H. Williams. PALS Broad
street: =. ErlScy L SON. 1907 Main street: ana y.
w. CARRIERS. s26 cast Main street an l 1T
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IT CLARETS, sAUTEENES, HOOK
AND MOsELLE WISES.-A Ilrr" assor,,a.o. ~.
the above WINES. direct from Europe. an han,
for sale wholesale and REAL By
All 14-codln DSf.NI, ri,,xy
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rTHE JOHN b. CRENSHAW AGENCIES
l. for the sale of FARMS. MILLS. and MILL
PROPERTY, SHAREHOLDERS. ENGINES, and
other powers Agricultural aud Trade Machinery,
American Food for Cattle, the best and cheapest
Fertilizers for Corn, Wheat. and Tobacco; House
hold Conreniences and Useful Novelties, the Elec-
trio Pen and Duplicating Press the best and cheap
est Sewing Machine, the White Shuttle. $40 and
upwards; The Tucker & Geary Sash-L ock, safe.
guard for country homes; the Acme Backing and
Water Proof Polish for Boots and Shoes, invaluable
10 farners-It Is unaffected by rain, dew, or snow
the celebrated Straenia Cement. mends broken ware
perfectly. Call and examine at Mo- 70 Ninth street,
Richmond. Va. au I-Im
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III" ONE MORE CHANCE TO >ErI-pr
BARGAINS.
SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT ron THIS y,rr,
The great closing-Guc 'alr %: ~uNttFr IN
GOODS. NOTIONS. Sea
WILLIAM TNhLHIMEE'~
W IT III WI 7 WI u IN :
50 ] i T. - : u r !. +. i, I

The great closing-ou. sal. %! SUMNER DRY
GOODS. NOTIONS. Sc. At '
WILLIAM Ilitl.HiNEE'~.
j0l BkD 4 u Rect
Will continue for fifteen day, soU-rr. ,ud 'l.-ar.
advise an early cal! from AL - "Aut -! lar-....
would call special attention h iur stock uf pl ~
FURNISHING, GOODS. such a. l;i.Eh, HE'D ,r.r
BROWN SHEET NGS. PU.IpW-CtSE or.
TONS. BED-TlfkS. MAE~EiLLES vr!IT>
TOWELS. NAPKINS. IhBi.E-LlNI.\S. VANi =
olL-CLUrlIS, CGkTAlN-lt rE~--a'i ~ vlir.
am selling AZ cost Tor tn" next !'t-n 4y, io -.er
stock and make : chang" In ~. Su,,'.rs..
lam also Offering my entire .'"rk or DEl,>
GOODS suitable for the prescn. a'd coming ,.a,nm.
BLACK .iLPACAs. GRENADINES. WHITE
GOODS; nll Kinds Of tAS>iNEEE>. LlNF\>
JEANS. WHITE AND CoLrEEp FLANEEL-
II cost 10 reduce stoc> al make Ci'gngr IN ;t h.
PARASOLS-l great sacrifice +! them. - Az &c..
i"r!ninrI 10 close oU' II" .tn", Tor Tie ,..t.,r
Give me a cal on l'AnkSr!.S:
one thousand COl.SET> from JUr. ~ &g-.u,u~
great bargains in them :Hi~p TIC c,l.I rstra coo.
LEY CORK CORSET. on!y Il worth $I.JU
Don't fail /" give me "artH cI,i.
WILLIAM ilIALliIMi".
AT jAl l;ruad >'l,,,.
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~ MINERAL WATERS.

ApOLLISARlS. APOG.LlE!S. an5 ,gr
TIERS WATER, from the springs IN c;yrnrau7.,. ~,
VICIlY from France. for sale By
OSCAR GRAN,
au l4-codlm W. ii Governor .,.,c.
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ny TO SAVE THE AND MONEY

SYCLE BROTHERS
IN b,,y your DRY GOODS. We have an lnmersei y
large Stock OF DRY and FANCY GOODS, No
TIONS. Sc, &C..and We viii continue 70 sen III
r.Inrrl nriccs We will OTTER our entire summer
stock 1T Dry Goods 1T and below cost. so that We
will NOT have to carry any over Ia the next season.
we offer the following bargains: ,,,, ,-ro,.
I,,.t nnrnrT ~ 400 worth of CAhBRiC EDGE. ut
g 10. l2L. log, 20. and 2jc. per yard: ,,,,
WccaIl special attention to the toDl.En cokh
CORSET. In pnks, blues and white. ms Cor
sct I. tho hcst-ftring and coolest Corset made.
sYCIE BROTHERS are agents for this Corset.
Three paprs Of PINS for DC. at sicLE BRO
THEIRS.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Drs.GS. MEDICINES. &c.

d" DROTAGoN,'
,hc uc,r BRAIN AMI ncrvc-food. prepare under
tbc suocryi.iuil of DR.. Percy sold ut
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore,
,r1s ...E 919 Main street.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
$40. LOOK AT 90 2r .,:,r.
S1O LOOK At OR
@i0' 80 + : B. :>;rE<cr .oN.
$40 LOOK At % OUR Err
+. l.. SPENCE { soy.
"h0' ''T r. .. SPENCE < ~ox.
Gil LOOK At ORR
T. u. SPENCE soy.
S11 LOOK AT OUR
hi t. +. ::rNNcE ( soy.
S11 LOOK At OR
ih = i. 'S;rENcN < soN.
Sll. LOOK AT 81 Hr Ii,7.
c10 BLUE FLANNEL
+. q. SPENCE son.
DA +. Il. SPENCE soy.
Go BLUE FLANNEL
'"i~ 81 = + i i. SPENCE < S9N.
Go BLUE FLANNEL
"A +. d SPENCE ( son.
q IN PEMBROKE SHIRTS,
''A'o0' go Z. IL. SPENCE son:
CT IN PEMBROKE SHIRTS,
ol'o0' S'' E: b. SPENCE son
q IN PEMBROKE SHIRTS,
DA'oo' So (. b. SPENCE 4 son
$3.50. rENBn .}I5d SHIRTS
'''''0' si' +. b. SPENCE & >lN.-
5Oc.-GAUzE rS l2EF:
~ % I +: i. SPENCE s SOY
SOC.-GAUZE UNDERSlIiRTs,
~ % Els +. i. ssrENcE ( SOY
50c.-GAUzE U 9 DER:
w % ' +. b. SPENCE ( >"E-
5OC.-GAvzE uN ID Err
O ~ ..sm % II B. SPENCE son.
M lLlTARf cAoIniN'.
A ESTABLISHED 1924.
The oldest Miiitary-C Clothing House III 'l'
States. Long and rar2rao!y known 20 '">
southern trade.
JACOB REEDS SONS
3Ol, 3o3, AND 305 SOUTH SECOND >'"A
PHILADELPHIA
MILITARY COMPANIES. BANDS, -. 80. s,ts-
LEGES UNIFORMED 1T the shortest hot !n,,n!a..
faction guaranteed In cut, style. ahu .,inns 70!
Prices reasonable. l.ithographS anu 's,rnI.hcL
measurements with sample Of goods, &c; ioe s3,n
on application. !e t'------
JOHN LAroUcHEs II
MERCHANT TAILOR II
No i TENTH STREET
spti.In,,inr the season, has iust opened ne" A'N
choice fabrics for
SKELETON COATS.
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER.
RICHMOND, August 10, iem'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIA
nave nav his day appointed wALrEn W. WiLhlN'
as my agen. to carry on CONFECTIONERY "A'
FRu1r-sToRE, to buy and sell for cash only.
~ - .. L. GATHRlGHr.
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DCpCY.S VITAIIZED PHOSPHATES
-.. AND
WlNCHESTER'S HYPOPIfOSpIIlTES
sold ar MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
.,1a 9l0 Main street.
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TAMARA LAItIX and ...-
lamar INDIEN
sold II MEADE II DAhER Drugstore,
aul3 9l9 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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a REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS
~ win he maid by the HOLLYWOOD GENE
TERRY COMPANY for the detection and conviction
OF any persons plucking or removing FLOW EhS
or SHRUBS not belonging to them from the Sehs-'
terry Grounds.
by orae' - ste JAMES Ii. GARDNER.
11oodat Treasurer.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-20

ments of the two countries, that tho SUBJ
ject might properly be presented for at
tention Mt your plesent session.
The Government of sweden and Nor
way had addressed an official invitation
to this Government to take part in an ill-
ternational Prison Congress, to be held
Mt Stockholm next year, The problem
which the congress proposes to study
llO" to diminish crime-is one in which
all civilized nations have an interest in
common, and the Congress of Stockholm
seems likely to prove the most import
ant convention ever held for the study Of
this grave question. Under authority of
February 16, 1875, commissioner was
appointed by my predecessor to represent
the United States upon that occasion, and
tho Prison Congress having been. at the
earnest desire of the Swedish Govern
ment, postponed to 1873, the commission
was renewed by me. An appropriation
OF eight thousand dollars was made in
the sundry civil service act of 1875 to
meet the expenses of tho commissioner.
l recommend reappropriation of that
sum Tor the same purpose; the former
appropriation having been conveyed into
the Treasury, and being no longer avail
able for the purpose without further ac-
tion by Congress. The subject is brought
to your attention at this time in Wow of
Cio SAASuAASs0uOoo WulCu IcuuCT
desirable that the commissioner should
proceed to the discharge OF his import
ant duties immediately.
As the several acts of Congress pro-
viding for detailed reports from the diff.
ferent departments of the Government
require their submission at the beginning
of the regular annual session, / defer
until that time any further reference to
subjects of public interest.
r, B. HAYES
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ESTABLISHED 1869.
r. s. & a. p LACEY,
ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW.
No. $40 Seventh St., Washington, u. c..
Patents and InrentOrS,

! Patents and lnrentOrS.
| We procure Letters Patent on Inven
tions. No attorney fees in adrance in ap.
Plications for patents in the United
States. No charges unless the patent i.
granted. No fees for making preliminary
examinations. No additional fees for OBJ
tanning and conducting n rehcaring.-
Special attention given to interference
cases before the Patent Office, Exten-
siOns before Congress, infringement suite
in different States, and all litigation APP
pertaining to inventors or patents. We
! also procure patents in Canada and other
foreign countries, Send stamp for pam
United States Courts and Departments.
Claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court
| of the United States, Court of Claims
and all classes of war claims before tho
Executive Departments.
-irrears IF Pay and Bounty
Officers. soldiers apd sailors OF the bats
war, or their heirs, are in many cases en-
titled to money from the Government, of
wi eh they have no knowledge. Write
full history Of service. and state amount
OF pay and bounty received. Enclose
stamp, and y full reply after examination,
Will DC gwen you without charge.
Pensions.
All officers, soldiers and sal Ions, at
present disabled however slightly, from
wounds, rupture OF other iiiuries or
diseases received or contracted in the
line of duty in the late war, can obtain
a pension. Many now drawing pensions
are entitled to increase.
United States General Lana Office.
Contested land cases, private land
claims, Mining presumption, and home
stead cases presented before the General
Land Office and Department of the H.
terror.
Iand Wa,7unts
We pay cash for bounty land war
rants, and IL 'uitiOnal homestead scrip. |
We invite correspondence with all u,r
ties having any for sale, and give tnll and |
instructions where assignments |
are imperfect.
We con'inct our business in senar-,te !
bureaus, having therein the assistance Of
able and experienced lawyers and clerks.
ana give our closest personal supervision
20 every Important paper prepared in
''ch case. frnmptest attention thus
AS we charge no fee unless successful
stamps for return postage should lie sent
Is. ~ 'o"'
LlDcral arrangements made with at+Dr-
leys i'll all classes of business. Address
Il. 5. q a. P. Lacey. Attorneys,
Washington, u. c.
WE REFER TO
Hon. NJ. G. Emory, President od Natl ,
tank, Washington, d. c.; G. T.. Prentiss
So, Cashier German American National
'ank, Washington, d. c.; Hon. G.
'ewey, Pres. Har. Nat. Bank, CadiZ.
'hlo; Hon. II. Waldron, Vfce-Pres. First
atL Bank, Hillsdale. Mich; J. r. Han
a, ESQ, Cashier City Natl. Bank, Den.
OF, Co.,; J. ID. Knox, Esq, Banker,
Oct. ID, ri.
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CENTENARY COLI1
JACKSON, Lours,.v.

WILL RESUME its ex.,,..
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Brookharen lMissi,,;,,:
On New Orleans Jackson &, en-.
I. ern Railroad, 12s Miles fr.n -, :,
Orleans, La,
NW Reopen September 26R. u,
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Number of Pupils
Mum her of boarding Pupils
Number of Music Classes '''
All the departments Organize,
Charts, and Apparatus Il, ds;i.
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