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To ALL, PARTICULARLY ISVALIps. sPhiS" 10 !
irving season. Indications or sickness shoud ~
once be attended to- Fatal diseases may be caused
by allowing the bowels TO become constlpateu ano
the system TO remain In disordered condition unti
the disorder has time TO develop ITSELF Ah ounce "
prevention Is worth pound of cure Is an olu anu
truthful saying. Therefore, we advise all VINO are
troubled with the complaints now very prevalent
headache, indigestion, disordered liver want OF ap
o,,,o n,u,e,. or feyerish skn-so take without dc
law srurycK,s MANDRAKE PILLS. We know OF
No so harmless and decisive 10 Its ac'ioh' IL
at once strikes ut the root of the disease anu pro-
a,.os , healthy tone 10 the system. People never
nced suffer from any disease arising from disor-
dered condition OF the liver IL they would take ms
exceIlen, medicine when they feel the hrst iAdiea'
,ons of The masdy, Families leaving home for the
summer months should TAX. three or four boxes OF
these pills with them. They have an almost nstai-
taneous effect. They win relieve the patient OF
headache In one or two hours, and win rapidly
cleanse the liver of surrounding bite, and VIII enec
tuuIy prevent bilious attack. They are so'a oy
all druggists.
Il
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STORE BURNED IN THE COrNTY.-Early
Monday morning, at about Il O'Clock, the
store of Mr.. John w. Talley, at Westhamp-
ton, about four miles from the city, in Hen
rico county, was totally destroyed by fire.
The fire was, it is thought, the work OF an
incendiary, as it originated in shed adj
joining the store, and there bad been no
fire Of any kind used on the premises for a
year. The building was insured Tor S5oo
in one OF the companies Of which Mir.
Charles Howard is agent. There was no
insurance on the stock. Loss about $500.
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THE r. L. I. BLUEs.-At n meeting OF the
Il. J.. I. Blues held last night DR.. Hugh NJ.
Taylor was chosen surgeon OF the company.
Arrangements for the 10th-oi-May celebra-
tion-the cighty-n:lth anniversary-were
nearly completed. At II O'Clock Thursday
the members. active and civic, will meet
at the armory, and, with colors flying and
drums beating, march down to the packet
office, where Il Dolly Warden boat will be
taken for the pump-house. Those who de-
sire to 60 at Il later hour can do so, as the
boat has been engaged to run at frequent in
teryals during the afternoon. The target
shooting, dinner, toasts, and speeches, all
promise to be worthy of the ancient renown
OF this honored command.
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PROFESSOR LAUDE's MAY BALL TONIGHT.
This entertainment, which takes place this
evening at Levy's Hall, promises to be 4
brilliant affair in every particular PROBES
sor Laubc's reputation in terpsichorean art
is well established, and the ball tonight
will come up to any Of his previous "an-
nuals" Kessnich's band will furnish the
music, and the exercises will begin promptly
ut 81 O'Clock.
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Real Estate Sdles.-Sold recently by Au-
gustine Royal. real estate agent and auc-
tioncer Lot Is feet on Seventh street to
w. E. Gary for s35G25; house and lot
corner OF Fourteenth and Porter streets to
A. W. Traylor for $3.50, cash 66 by l65 feet
to c. w. Bishop for $3.50; house and lot on
Bainbridse street to j. D. Elsroad for S405 !;
house and lot to &. +. Moore, on same
street, for 5000. ..-f
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VOL. Ii.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

\ PRIVILEGED QUEsTIoN-A MESSAGE
from THE MAY OR-MOREL ELIGHT-FRAAfED
BUILDINGS-HURSES FOR TIE FIRE DE
rARTM T--ST. JOHNS DUR ING
GROUN ND-ADvFRTIsINti BILLS-JAMES-
RIVER IMPROVEMENT - STREETS-WEST-
ERN VISIT0RS-RESlGSATIO OF A MEM
RER-EUsINEsS FROM THE BOARD OF AL
DERMEN-NEw ORDINANCE FOR THE
MARKETS, &C, &C.
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ST. MARES CHURCH.-The lacies OF st.
Marks Episcopal church invite their friends
to attend fair now being held by them for
the benefit of their church, corner Of Sixth
and Franklin streets, where they have many
useful articles for sale at low figures. They
have also dining-room attached, where
they can furnish meals at moderate prices.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REAA1N1NG IN RICH
HoND PosT-OFFICE MAY 7, 1S77.-PreSon
Phillips, Huntington, W. Va; Miss sallle
Hubbard, Richmond, Va; DR.. E. d. Gun
ningham, Richmond. Va; Proprletors Ne"
York Herald, New York.
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+. YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL MEETING.-The twenty-third an
nual meeting Of this popular Association
will he held at Association Hall to-
night at 5 O'Clock. The occasion should
be one OF interest to our whole COM
munity, and should bring together all who
are Interested in the moral and spiritual
welfare Of the young men OF the city. The
Association is in good working order and
has accomplished Il great deal OF good
during the past year. Mr.. j. Taylor Ely
son (presidenD will submit his annual re-
port showing the working OF the Associa-
ton during the year, after which the elec-
ton OF officers for the ensuing year will
take place. Short addresses will be ueliy-
cred by leading members OF the Association
and pastors OF our city churches.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. c. w.
BENsON's CELERY AND CHAMoNILR PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspcptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner-
you.ness and Siecplcssncss, and will cure any case.
Price, 5Oc Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
Office, LOG north Eutaw street. Baltimore, Did.
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FLOOD AT ST. ALBAN's HALL.-Saturday
night some one left hydrant running in q
room on the third floor OF st. Alban's Hall.
IL oyerf1owed the basin and spread out in
every direction upon the floor, and thence
ESCAPED down into the hall below. Much
damage was done on the second floor to
carpet, regalia, &c.
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TIE TOBACCO CONTEST.

REPORT OF TIE SELECT COMMITTEE OF
NINE APPOINTED AT THE LAST MEETING
OF TIE TRADE-ACTION ON THE REPORT
POSTPONED, TO AWAIT JUDGE GUIGON'S
DECIs1oS-oTHER MATTERS.
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-A n.autnr ~, ! 1nc o,st Franz lin street

EDWARD c. GODDIS. 5 =. NJ, brick store and
dwelling No. 1706 east Franklin street.
GRUBBS < WILLIAMS, J.. NJ. brick residence
No. 5l1 Grace street, between Fiith and skin
streets, long occupied by The late Corbn War
wick.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, T. NJ, building lots on
Ninth street beyond Leigh.
" GODDIS 3 u. NJ, trustees sale OF suburban
farm of scventy-eight acres partly In the city or
Richmond, west of the Marshall reservoir.
CHARLES VI. BLACKFORD and JOHN NJ. NIL
LER, trustees, 12 NJ, Tyc-Rlver mills
GODDIN. WARREN & CO., 5f p. NJ, two framed
dwellings on the west side of Monroe street near
Brook avenue.
JAMES MACDOUGALL, IL A. NJ, dry goods boots,
shoes, trunks. crockery, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Al p. NJ, commissioners
sale OF two building lots on the east Side or
Fourth street between Marshall and Clay
JAMES MACDOUGALL, 10 \. NJ, row-boat,
clothing &C.
N. BATES, 2. ~, Nos. COG and COS Beverly
street.
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have analyzed the wIIIsKEY known under the
brand Of =" SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co.., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its for medicinal and family pur-
poses-J. i. McCAw. n. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College of Virginia.
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To oUsEIs TO oREcoMMESp.-GoURAUD OLYM-
PAN CREAM, unique In appearance and In action
upon the skin, harmless, and Of singular delicacy.
Large bottles. 81 trial bottles, csc. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD 6 Co, BoDEKER BROTHERS,
MEADE K BAKER.
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A TREAT ON UNION HILL.-To-night DR..
w. II, Taylor will give an entertainment at
Union. Station Methodist church, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the church.
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FELoNIous AssAULT.-James Harmon
was arrested yesterday charged with making
a felonious assault upon Moses Miller. The
difficulty occurred on Byrd Island.
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HOUSEHOLD TREASURES. s.--Rebecca Mead
(coorcd) was arrested yesterday, charged
with stealing whole lot OF household
goods belonging to Daniel Brown, colored
whitewasher. The case seems one more
suited to the Chanccry Court than the Police
Court. 1t was decided by Justice White
six weeks ago, and the accused discharged.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PHINTING-IIoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUSKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
das, Prince Abcrts, Oxfords, Ncwports, Magholias,
Buckle Ncwports, &C., cheapat
BosCHEN's, 500 aud 51l Broad street.
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POLICE Court, Observation-Disclosures
tice Joseph j. White preSiding.-Henry
Payne (colored), charged with feloniously
attempting to kill John W. Maxwell in Au-
gust, 1875. by striking him on the head with
rock, was sent to the county authorities.
Ellen Harper (colored) was fined S. for
assaulting and beating Rebecca Walker.
Laura Jones, Rebecca Walker, and Ran
dali Moore (eoloredl, assaulting and beating
Ellen Harper. Jones and Walker were fined
SIS each, and Moore $3.50. All committed
to iai in default OF payment.
Ellen Jones, q colored lunatic, was COM
mitted to be examined by commission. =.
John Murray (colored) was sent to jail
for sixty days for stealing one watch-kcy
valued at $40 from Leroy Nash.
Thomas Harris (colored) was fined 81 and
costs for striking Sarah G. White with
rock.
John Flick, charged with stealing one boot
from Annie Jackson, was discharged on pay
ment Of costs.
The case OF John Kelly, charged with fe-
loniously stabbing Fred. Putnam, was
called and continued OH account OF the abb
sence OF counsel for defence.
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DEATH OF MAJOR CLINTON. Major George
u. W. Clinton, who was we'll and fayorably
known in this city, and who resided. here
several years and married Richmond lady,
died recently at Buffalo, NY.
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II. ELLYSoN c Co.. advertising agents, Insert nd-
vcrtisements In all of the newspapers Of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
pntch counting-room Will receive prompt atten-
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1EANCHESTER DRAIN,
NA TILE. AND TERRA-CoTTA
np,Is. AND sEwER-PIPE WORKS,
FOR THE
FARMERS, PLUMBERS, AND CITIZENS
GENERALLY. 49,.

The subscriber has constantly on hand large sup,
,, oi DRAIN TILE for farmers to nse III place OF
,e oI.s nr stones I'm their blind secret ditches.
tie has also reduced the pr!cea 30 low that every
farmer who has piece OF wet iaud can drain ,s -
,factn,,y Al small cost. so that once done iners Is
. :, ,.d 81, H. lie has also on hand TERRa.COITA
PIPE, Which he compenced making @ ia,s iali,Ts HiSrs:
makes BENDS, ,ELBOW-ThAPSa and III i, y s.~s
used them. They can purchased without nrsas
cheaper they can *, be Of the Pesers
S,se, S, rairo,a and Hull street, Manchester, va.
II orders viii be carefully and
to- Manchrsrs r, Va.
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subiect, "Upity in Christ -
mid he

subject, "Unity in Christ" aid he
was In full sympathy with this ill.,. move
ment. He considered it one OF the objects
OF the Society to level all the petty walls
of sectarianism which men erect, and bring
all together under the broad banner Of
Christ. who draws all men together by the
pusation Of loving hearts. He eXhorted the
teachers to prepare themselves for the all
important work of training the rising gen.
Grafton in the Sunday school. 80,
Rev.W. f. Judkins, pastor OF Trinity, also
addressed the meetinS-subiect, g TEncour-
agements to Sunday-school work" He said
that he heartily responded to the sentiment
OF Christian unity expressed by the breth-
ren. Teachers and workers should be en-
couraged. ~ BY the moral condition OF
childhood, no fixed opinions or habits. (2)
The happy adaptation OF the agencies em-
ployed to accomplish the end desired. 81
The God-giving power Of the living voice,
the magnetic influence OF eye to eye. (4)
Sunday-school music, fixing indelllbly on the
Young minds and hearts the truths they sing.
'(5) The pledged promises Of God insuring
the success oi the enterprise. He closed with
4 very happy illustration OF the strength OF
early impressions. In times OF danger often
the prayer lisped at the mothers knee is
the only thing remembered.
General A. f. Moore, superintendent OF
the INDECENT School, of st. Louis, Mo-, was
called on, and responded in few very
pleasant remarks. The school under his
management has about one thousand
scholars, and is doing a good work. lie
said he was favorably impressed with the
fact that there are so many Bible classes IN
our schools, in which so many grown young
ladies and gentlemen, rs well rs adult men,
bers OF the Church, gather to read Gods
word lie urged both teachers and scholars
to work earnestly for the accomplishment OF
good through Sunday-school instrument
tality.
The exercises were interspersed with eN-
cellent singing by the scholars OF Leigh
Street school.
A meeting OF the Board OF Directors will
be held at Association Hall on Friday after
noon next Mt 6 O'Clock for the election OF
officers and other important business.
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DR. GEORGE Is. STEEL. Dentist, No. 723 Maia
street. may be found daily from 8 y. y. TO =
r, a.
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AN IMPORTANT Nail ARKASGEMENT.-
Mails TO leave the city in the evening, either
by Richmond and Fredericksburg or Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroads, must be in the
post-ot1lce by 1880 =. NJ. or they will un-
ayoidatly be delayed twelve hours.
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FRESH P1SEAPpLEs.-PIzZ has just received
L large lot of this nice fruit.
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CONFIRMATION SERVICES AT ST. PETERS
CATHEDRAL-ADDITIO IN TIE METH
ODIST CHURCHES-SUN SUNDAY-SCHOO
UNION OF ALL pENOMINATIONS-OTIlE
CHURCH ITEMS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ez5- on oil safes nj Real Estate made bettoee,
The lst 0( January ami last Of June the tdces Foi
Tie present gear hare to be paid bythe purchaser
Or uL sales mate betpeen the lst NJ JulV Vdndlas
of the yenr tie tares haze To be paid 6y the SsiIe7
This custom WIS adopted about fifteen yearsags
bv all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud AZ
pics TO Richmond and rciuty.l
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MApLE-SUGAR.-Go TO PIzzISI'S and get some
of that fin q maple-sugar,
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GRAND JURY OF THE HUsTISGs COURT
The grand jury of the Rustings Court
(John F. Regnault foreman) yesterday
brought in indictments against the follow
ing parties:
Felony: Betty cambridge, breaking and
entering the house OF Charlotte Turner
with intent to commit larceny; Charles
Holmes, assault upon Marcellus Williams !;
Munston Smith, beating and wounding
Adaline Mason; Evans Walker, breaking
and entering the dwelling-house OF W. G..
Mayo; and George Oliver, assault upon
Robert Lowry.
Mlsdemeanors: Berry Allen and Ellen
Terry, unlawful association; Malcina Epps,
Keeping disorderly house; Hattie o.
Vaughn, same; Beverly Swan, same; Boil
ing Draper and Rebecca Logan, unlawful
association: James Honon, defaclng pro-
pcrty OF Sallie Banton; Daniel Smith, same.
Not true bills were returned in the cases
OF Fred. Frick, charged with assautlng
Frank Grubb; Herman Metz. charged
with same; Willie Ann Holmes, charged
with keeping disorderly house.
The grand Jury were adjourned until
Thursday.
Several cases will be tried tomorrow.
The Judge yesterday granted .thirty-one
licenses to parties to sell liquor under the
new liquor [Mofett] law. All OF them Will
have to give bond from 500 to $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-08

LEA S PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea & Perrins
signature Is OH every bottle.
JOHN DUNCAS's SONS
.r New York.
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READ what WINsTocK saws In wants"
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w TANTED, at I05 east Grace street, 4
w WOMAN to do sewing and assist In nursing.
None need apply unless we'll recommended.
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CASHMERE PANTS g.. ~ = n". .st.s.;
'~ made to order ;...f ...,s,.t .l..g'
EIGHT DOLLARS
;. .i.'.f i" ~ - by ...' ..s.N
...;,.! e. B. SPENCE C SOy. -...f W
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TRUNKS, yAL1sEs, and SATcnELs, at
...a BoscuEN's, 500 and 81 Broad street.
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TIsTFN FOR THE MUSIC.

4! I6!p.xn PARADE aud FREE DIsTRiBSIiONs
ufSIpIcGiSs's GERMAN LAUNDRY soais,,os sns, osss
SSii sSaR IN y PiHTSRPosEsaTHiS iHS Day tfaasdayl.
my H.ltt
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Blue CIIEvIoT SUITS ..#
made TO order
for
70 - TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
y -. ..s - T. 3. SPENCE & SON.
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOh.CAR-
W. RIAGES BUGGIES, LADIES' PIAETOSS,
LiGHT EOX-W AGONS, with side bars and Dexter
springs, latest style and best worknianship aIs1,
on hand u few sec cond-hand FAMILY PHAETONS
and TOP and OPEN BUGGIES, all At low prices
Iscuiring promptly done at reasonable prices ana
Satisfaction guaranteed. '' W.. shilIni,
Firth stree, between Broad and Marshall.
an 26.lm .a.... ..rf.r ...#Hr.
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1t Is not expected that the Sultan Of Turkey VIII
order some OF f. Is. SPENCE & SONS CLOTHING,
but all In need Of good clothing at low prices are In
vited TO call and examine SPENCE SONS TEN
DOLLAR SUITS.
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WANTED, ORDERS FOR A BEAUTl-
w FUL LOT OF SPRING PANTS, which Lam
now Offering at about cost t9 close uein o9s -
PASTS al 50. Have reduced The price about ~ yer
cent You will do well 10 examine them before ouy-
ihS' ,WESSOS THE TAILOR,
,n1s IL Twelfth street.
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The Russians were reorlsed at Kars bnt Z. q.
SPENCE SONS TES-DoLLAn SUITS arc takfrg
the city. Call and examine them.
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SWEET ErORASeEs.-PIzzlSIh has them sweet anu
juicy.
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WANTED, TO SELL \ DESIRABLE
w SECTION in the riverside plat Of Hollywood
Cemetery. Apply to JAMES O'KEEFE,
Superintendent; or to
nav 5-3t j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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WANTED, SALEsMEN-Two in Rich
w mond and three for Virginia and North caro-;
lima and West Virginia. Bns lness pcrnsnenst ana
no nedsliiny Salary liberal; hotel and travelling
expenses paid. Address .,,, royp.>-y
~264 Main strert,
=. oo r,,o, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED. TO LEND SEW E r A L
w remnants from loans, ranging from $3.50 to
$500, on city improved, uDincnmbered real estate.
Apply IT once to J. THOMPSON BROWN,
my'5-6t a 1113 Main street.
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WANTED, BY \ YOUNG GENTLE
w MAN and WIFE, PERMANENT BOARD
with a trst-cass private family. Address j. s.,
care ui Dispatch office, stating terms location, &C.;
twenty minutes walk from Dispatch Office.
S-lt*
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METHODIST CHURCHES.

At the Broad-Strect Methodist church on
Sunday four persons were received-two
by certi6catean two on profession.
Two persons were received at Oregon
Methodist church on certificate, and two on
profession at the Manchester church.
There was no preaching at Nicholson
Street church, but the usual services were
held In the other churches.
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w TANTED, ALL PERSONS TO KNOW
w that have resumed the business @ OF LEND I,
ING MONEY on DIA MOSDS, WATCHES, JEW
ELRY SILVERWARE, &c. and assure au who
may call on me that they will be treated with fair-
ness and liberary, as In the past Forfeited pledges
will be sold at the amounts loaned on same. always
have bargains to SELL Parties desiring 10 purchase
anything In that line will considerable by COM
Ing TO see me. have some OF the grsalest bar
gains that were ever offered IN WATCHES,
CHAINS, RINGS, BUTTONS, Re-. &c. ~ -
- '---.lT A. WINST0Ck, Loan Broker,
No. II north Fourteenth street.
4 ... - - unfpr E~x change Hotel.
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WANTS.

WANTED, ONE FIRST-CLASS COOK
w Tor private family four miles from this city.
ERS for families in New York-all colored. Apply
To- j. L. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
mvS No Q Fifteenth street.
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Personal.

We had call from Mr. l.. D. Dur.
gin, Fruit Grower of Puyallup, last
Thursday. While here he visited Mr..
Browns nursery, and was much pleased
with it.
Hon. o. P. Henry formerly of this,
but now of Cowlitz County, was in
town last Thursday. His advice to
young legislators is to stand firm by
the Constitution of the United States
and the Organic Act of Washington
Territory.
E. F. Eddings the Deputy Postmas-
ter who is rusticating in Southern Cal
ifornia, fluids the climate there agrees
we'll with him. He will start home
some time this month.
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The Independent.
LOCAL.

Weldon the would be
assassin of Gov. Packard of Louisiana,
has been released on $4,000 bail.
D1ED.-G. w. Vaughan, Esq, one of
the pioneers and wealthy men of Port
land, died last Sunday afternoon,
aged ga years.
RUNAwAY.-As Mr.. Cook was driv-
ing Mr.. S. w. Browns pony through
a gate the other day, the pony took a
notion to 60 it alone. The wagon
will need some fixing before it can be
used again, but the pony, with care,
will probably get we'll.
IMPoRrED CUTTLERY.-M. Whittier
has put upon our table specimen
pocket knife of the celebrated German
mandatory of H. Boxer. In the
show case of his store may be seen
others of the same kind of all sizes.
Call and examine them.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-03-09

DRIED FRUIr.-We have received
n box of that excellent dried fruit put
up by S. ID. Maxon with his Califor-
mia Dryer. 1t is really as fine as any
preserved fruit we have ever seen.
That of the Alden or Plummer is no
better. Mr. Maxon has about ton
of this fruit on hand, and the people
of Vancouver and Clarke County who
have not already done SO should try
some Of it.