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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-24
Cards Of Thanks.

FIRST Dry. ST. p. & P. r. r.,
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, April 81, 1879.
G. j. Fisher, Esq, Norris:
DEAR SIR:-You will tender to the gen
tlemen of Morris, who SO kindly lent their
assistance in extinguishing the fire at Nor
ris Station, our sincere thanks and graft
tude, for their prompt exertions at your
alarm call We hope to be able to recip-
rocate in some other way.
Respectfully,
j. P. FARLEY,
General Manager.
Editor Norris Tribune.
DEAR SIR desire to sincerely thank
my fellow citizens of Morris, for their
prompt assistance and timely help in sup
pressing the fire at the depot last Friday.
Respectfully,
G. ]. FISHER, Agent
/ Morris, Mimi, April 20, 1879.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-24
U. s. Land Office.
Benson. Mimi,
March % 1870

Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Peter Torgeson against Michael Keegan for aban-
doning his Homestead Entry No. 1854, dated
Oct. 3lst 1877, upon the w Il. section %, Town
ship 123, Range as, in Stevens county Minnc-
sofa. with view to the cancellation of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at the office of n b. Thayer, notary public Ben.
son Mimi, on the 9th day of May, 1879. at 0
O'Clock O. M, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
u. s. HALL Register
49w3 II. W. STONE, Receiver.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-24

Our sportsmens' club had meeting last
Friday afternoon and adopted articles Of
association and elected the following on
GERS: DIR. D. r. Sutherland President;
Maj. Geo A.sJ. Overton, Vice President;
VIM. Il, Harris, Secretary; Geo. NJ. Gil
tinan, Treasurer. After the, business of
the meeting was transacted the club adj
journed and had q shoot, but the score. ow.
ing to the wind and other circumstances,
swns 50 poor that We do not deem It advis-
able to publish, for II It did not put the
srw,rtsillsn ont Of enyts, II WOULD eug o i,ox
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-24
Z. S. Land Office,
Benson. Mimi.
March 81 1870.

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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Morris, MINI, April 90, 1879.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-24
Z. S. Land Office,
Benson. Mimi,
April 3. 1879.

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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-24
MarShal's Notice.

Morris, April "a, 1879.
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The Tcn-Dollar Certificates.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Thc treasury
Department has. by an amended circular
issued today, invited all collectors OF Gus
toms. SURVEYORS OF the customs .(acting also
as coIlectors), receivers Of public moneys;
postmasters Of money-order offices, and all
other public officers Of whatsoever charac-
ter, to become agents for the sale OF the ten
dollar 4 per cent. refunding certificates, au-
tborized to he issued by the act OF February
last. ANY such officer who may request 10
be thus employed will be promptly desls-
mated by the Secretary Of the Treasury us
depositary for that purpose, under TIE
provisions Of section 1863, Revised Statutes
OF the United States, and upon bis illlnS
satisfactory bond he will receive from
the Department supply OF the GER
tlficates for sale, not to exceed in amount at
any one time the penalty Of the bond, which
| should he not less than $1,000. A blank
bond to be executed will be. transmitted
with the letter OF designation. y commls'
sion Of one eighth Of one per cent. Will DC
| allowed to officers OH The sale OF these Ger.
| ,lficateS. and like commission to banks ano
others purchasing them directly from the
Treasurer or some assistant Treasurer OF the
United States; provided such sales or pui'
chases by the party claiming the commits.
sion shall aggregate not less than Sl.O0l
within any one calendar month, anu party
purchasing at one time $1,000 or more or the
certificates will he entitled to receive them
free Of charge for transportation. Com
missions will be paid at the Department oy
check on New York.
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SPECIAL Nr.STICEs.
M spRINGGooJs SPRING GOODS
sPs1NG GOODS!
.-TH1LHlsrER BROTHERS,

- 59l BROAD STREET, coRSEH OF SIXTH
will open on MONDAY and during the entire week
their nrst supply Of The MOST STYLISH AND DE-
srRABLE GOODS FOR THE SPRING WEAR.
We are Just in receipt of m eutire new SHOCK Oh
BLACK Casino RES-,he prettsest article III .ne
caty al Soc per yard, as VIC lead the uaoe Ok
and other Black Goods. ~, ( - ,, t., ~.
,,,rho, In Yack. Pink, Blue. Cream and all DINER
shades-are also 10 be had, and only 25c per yaro.
Our stock OF DRESS GOODS comprises every
,,o and novelty that can be had at this season. ana
"a one or the most complete assortments to be seen
In The CITY. Dress Goods from &c. up. 'f!f =
WHITE GOODS In every style; CHECKED,
STRIPED, and PLAIN NALNSOOkS; FlCTO-
RIA, BISHOP, and LINEN LAWNS; P1QUES:
a,.o. n lot OF CORDED P1QUES In remnants, to be
sold at sacrifice. ....-----
Our stock Of MEMS and BOYS CASSIMERES
Is worth the attention of every buyer. rs you can
find an ST hing in that Iiae you arc looking for
HAMBURG EDGINGS aud TORCHON IACES
in great variety, and at lower prices than ever De-
fore. .,ua ou.
ment received. 80 thai every one In want Of these
goods can be pic sed at very low prices. c,.o
HOSIERY. as usual. in every style. T~eEtF,h'e
new spring styles for adies and misses, at al prices
The best soc. KID GLOVE that has ever been IN
roJuced into The city. Every shade ana quaiiy III
hghcr-priced goods. c,,,,,.r
I've have an elegant UNLAUNDR1ED SHIFT
pure linen bosom and cutfs-at 5uc. This Is the
In NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS we have
everything, such us HANDkERCHtEFS,S CARts'
RIBBONS. BOWS. BUTTONS OF every dcscrill,
RUFFLING, and a great many other articles too
numerous to mention. ...t ,1 sr,,p1e,
CHENILLE, WORSTED PRINCES, and also
nice line OF BLACK SILK PRINCES. ...
COTTON GOODS and DONESIlCS OF every
sort reiailcd at wholesale prices.
For the best bargains ever offered DO not Ial' 10
call at TIlALHIMEIt BROTHERS.
COL Broad street, corner of Skin.
NH 15-SMW ~
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MET THE GREAT EFFORT
COHEN BROTHERS.

They are now offering the largest stock OF DIX I
GOODS ever offered In This State. Their house Is
now the leading one to make rednctlon IN pTCgs y"
thcy occur. besides offering hundreds or StEClAL
BARGAINS not to be had elsewhere. They now
9 9o pieces of LupIS's ALL-w0OI. CASHMERE
nj 54c.-vaued generally AT Too:
5 pi HS iLK-WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS al
MS SS xIsG G Is %sis5 @
200 yards remnants of CUURIAuLDS ENGLISH
o. n SSa Of The h. p best ENGIsH GRAPES in full
lengths, at fully fifty per cent. less than gerer,
value. among Them some Of the finest inIp9rttd
SILKS ever offered Great reduction In prices
BLACK GROS-GRAiN SIl.kS At 63c:;-
BONNET'S FINE GKos-GRAlN SILK reduced
All aaaii,cs Of BONNEirS and GUINET's SILKS,
from lieir lowest to their finest grades. greatly
s4.a5 SILKS reduced to s2.75.
In COLORED SILKS they offer the largest variety
70 he found this side 81 New York; inc.udinI
4o-BONE GORsETS At 25c: ,,.r,, co,.rrs =.
The HDjUsTAELE CORSET at TIC:
So dozgu 13G-HnNE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rORSETS Ill Zoe worth fully Sl.5O;
Many other styles M great redmclions;
Tn" largest collection Of HAMBURG EMBROIDE.
y sTSF G5e sork 91 tS t NCS
other REhl. and IMITATION LAGES; YIN
10 dozen 2-DuTTON LEROY SEAMLESS Nj
GLUEES-ihc entire bI!anrc of stock OF tho
Paris manufacturer. by this large, purchase
COHEN KrOTHFRS have hrcn enabled To re-
due. them from $l.G t. al.l4.
$50 pieces WHITE and FANCY MATING Al
lower price; than ever offered before.
COf;FN i:HWTIiERs. offer the largest collection Of
HOSIERY ever offered in this city. including AL
the NOVELTIES OF TIE COMING SEASON
GREAT BARGAINS are offered in Ibis depart.
IDent. - --a.F a.. T..
LACE CURTAINS In Real, Guipurc, aud Noting
Also. ever variety of LACE BED-SHAMS in Real
aud Imitation LaceS: .--- ...,
NOVEL TIES in LADIES NECKWEAR:
a large stock of LINENS and other goods damaged
.. by the recent New York fire, at less Than ono
half their value. nho
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We have heretofore shown that those
members Of the Legislature who convened
the mongrel convention which met in Rich
mond on the 25th Of February were chiefly
those who had bolted the Conservative nomi-
nations and were elected as Independents,
or negroes aud Radicals who had never
affiliated with the party. but had been its
most bitter foes, and that a very small pro-
portion of the numner were elected as Con-
sefvatives, and the convention which thus
assembled was j fair representative OF those
by whom it was convened. Independents,
Radicals, and negroes, mingled in one ho-
mogeueous mass, were found in harmonious
combination with so.called Conservatives,
all equally intent on q common object-the
destruction OF the Conservative party
amherst Enterprise. ~ -, -. . ,,,i.:
/: We do not want to hear any more loud
and windy talk about retrenchment and re-
form,, about taX-burdened and debt
aceursed people, from men who will resort
to every means in their power to prey cot
vote being taken on q funding bill, and
more when that kind OF action on the part
OF small minority necessitates and conf
pels the, converting OF an extra session OF
the Legislature, rs was and is now the case.
Yet these men, when they return to their
bones, win talk economy, preach reform,
and abuse every body else for spending one
cent. OF public money.-7-Lee County Sentt-
mel. ,,.,. ,r.,t.ty In, a,..,;,,..
/. fMsjer r. R.Henry having been appointed
chairman .oftntbes regdi usiment,pp in
Tazeweik county, comes out, In asietteri de-,
chning to- serye, opposing the formation Of
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The address OF the State Executive Com
mittee of the Conservative party will Dc
found in our paper to-day, and to il we d.
rect the careful attention Of our readers. 1t
shows conclusively the animus of those who
are trying to disrupt the Conservative party
and the unanimous action OF the committee
in condemning the late convention indi-
Gates pretty clearly that those who have
stood by tue Conservative organization in
the past will cohtinre to do so, with exceI-
tons so rare as to make them conspicuous.
The readjustcrs' convention was COM
posed in great part Of those who have here
tofore acted outside the Conservative organ
izalion, and the chosen leaders of the party
have acted wisely in exposing their schemes
to public gaze. If there had been no "axes
to grind" no senatorial or subernatorial
office to ill in the near future, there would
have been no readiusters' convention, and
especially so at time when settlement
was pending more favorable in its terms
than the one proposed by the leaders OF the
readjusters. -FtncaStte Herald.
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THE COMPROMISE BILL.-The Senate has
passed tue bill for compromising The CeDt
Of the State upon the McCulloch basis. and
| it now goes to the House. We but express
the sentiments OF the people in the counties
OF Prince Edward, Cumberland, apd Buck
| ingham when we say that we hope the
House will pass it at once, and put the mat
ter at rest II would have been passed be-
| fore the adjournment OF tue Legislature
bnt for the tiibustering Of the leading
readiusters, who doubtless will try
to defeat it again in the same way.
But 1t will not do. The question must
be settled. The people arc becoming
aroused on the subject, and are unwilling
that their interests should be sacrificed and
the prosperity of the whole. State be dam
aged to crafty the selfish aims and paltry
ambition OF any man or set OF men. And
that is what the readiusters are willing to
do. Office is their cry. We must have office.
And they we'll know that II this question is
once settled, then ga long farewell to all
their greatness" for never again will many
Of them flourish in public iife.-FaTmviHe
Journal.
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DROPPING OUT.-The weakness and folly
OF the :. Black-and-Tan Convention is
daily becoming more and more apparent.
General Malone, who was at its head land
who, by the way, reminds us of a profess
slonal pedestrian who is nearing the end OF
u long walk, tired, sore, bandaged, and be-
hind time, and now and then takes
"spurt - to catch up, will hardly have that
support he expects, especially If more such
staunch Conservatives and sensible men as
Major Henry, OF TazcweIl county, drop out
and wash their hands Of the new party"
1t seems that the 'pudiators leapcd at the
thing without first looking, and put in the
names of gentlemen who respectfully beg
10 be excused. .....
The following letter speaks for itself.
Long live Major Henry and the Conserya-
tive party: .........
[Here follows Major. Henry's letter. J.
Abingdon Standard.
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The Mottatt-R register Law.

To donb,e the specific licenseaax WOULD
be to allow few prosperous dealers 70 mo-
nopolize the sale Of liquors by the .srink' or
else would result in large crop OF unii-
eensed vendors. II is absurd TO pretend 10
believe that out OF the more than three nun
sred ,iouor.sellers In Richmond tor IN.
etance) there are more than half who couio
nav double the present l:oense-tax. 80 II Is
all over Virginia. To double the tax "ou''''
therefore. be simply measure to reouce
the revenues of the State--not one to IN
creose them. No true friend OF hnsn
treasury will vote for such scheme. IL is
n false preteuce in itself. II you Rave
doubt on the subject, ask the first commls'
stouer OF the revenue you meet.
But the Moilett-regisier law needs amend
ment. 1t needs to be so changed as 10 pro-
vide for its enforcement. 1t needs to be Sc
changed also MS to make the tax on drinks
less onerous one. Perhaps a tax OF one Oh
onc-and.a-haif cents on drink OF spIrltuous
liquors would accomplish the purpose. Ano
as to all malt liquors, we are not sure Du'
they should be entirely exempt from TAX
The Auditor can furnish information upon
this latter point which, we suspect WIZ
show that the tax on malt liquors produces
so little revenue that it adds to the unpopu-
Iarity of the law more than it does TO the
revenues OF the State. .-''''' ..
ANYHOW, the law must be improved. IL
will not do to try it another year ID Us
present unfinished and incomplete FORM
Wonderful were its results considering THAI
| it was new and untried lava mere eA-
| pertinent. Never before was there law
which operated so we'll from the start. Ii
needs only to be amended, improved ana
enforced, to render it perfect success.
OF one thing there can be no DOUBT we
think. The tax on drinks Is too high. one
cent on a ten-ccnt drink is. enough. Ii
practicable, the tax might be made graded
one-half cent on tive-cent drink; cent
on ten-cent drink; a cent and half ona hf'
teen.cent drink; and so on in proportion
the same register to be rung, however, once
for every half-cent OF taX.Sf'
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LIVERY STABLE.

EXCHANGE-, LIVERY, A1 y y -
T. sALE-SrABLES AND ~ SIiKii HIN SIl;ktt
BAZAAR, l43S AND l4fV I'm $500, ftrn''. p
BOARD HORSES BY The DAY. .,
MONTH. ,v.ry sccomr'J g
extended them for the trahsa''''' 49,,
In connection with the stablts, n nS'Ip F iloE>
Bszaar for the SALE BY AuGttWSH uAE\F>>
MULES VEHICLES oi,aHs Wins, e. .,.r.
'AucTioS DAYS: WEDNEspA anu
DAY az IL o'clock 4. u. n,vIS. rrpprici'F
b. e. &. ALLEN. MANAGER. ''' tes
l. C., q, Ben Tt,xi Auc.ionesr'
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fsAILROAD I.INES.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND GuEspEAKxl
RAILROAD. !
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING MAY 21, 1877

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
= COMMENCING MAY 21, 1877
THROUGH PASSENGER.
DAY. aud SATURDAY. Connects a:
West Point with steamer Havana FOL
all points on YORK river ana Baltl'
more. Arrives in Baltimore at A
NJ: connects with riil-iineS for Wash
ington, Philadelphia, New York, Bcs-
ton, and all western points. Connect
at Richmond With trains on Richrnorc
and Petersburg and Chesapeake aof
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
600 A. NJ. Leaves RICHMOND MONDAY: WE'D
NESDAr. and FRIDAY; aud
go A. II Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URRDAl. Connects with steamer
at West Point lur river landings, Bal
tiinore, and III! western points. Con-
meets at Richmond With trains on Rich
mond aud nanville railroad, Richmond
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake and
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 P. n. Leaves Richmond daily Except Sun.
dayl.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. n. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
sn THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con.
meets with trains on Richmond AND
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
timore from Pier 1i4 Light street,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud FRI.
trains from Philuielpnia, New York
a..... and western points, aud Ut West Poill!
with trains for Richmond and The
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
. 4:Oe P. NJ. Arrives AZ Richmond MOSDAf,W ED.
EESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
6:15 2. NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT.
0,.0 URDAY. Connects with steamer u,
West Point from Baltimore. Con.
meets with Richmond AID Danyille
Richmond aud Petersburg, aud Chess.
~ pexke and Ohio railroads.
rstt.sI 4 LOCAL PASSENGER. =
1000 A. M. Arrives Al Richmond daily except Suns
day. Connects with Richmond anc
/. - Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ollie
railroads. s.,...... ...a.t
No transfer OF freight at Richmond to or from
southern points Cars run through between Atlantis
and West Point. 49, ..
Careful handling and dispatch, With lowest rates,
guaranteed. .lt
issued 20 all northern and Western points. '.s'
Through tickets sold to al. northern, eastern> ana
western points, and baggage checked through.
For tickets apply st General Hat)road Ticket ot.
Ace, SEQ Main street at the Exchange Hotsh AND
coma aavs depot, corner sGHenty-thtrd ano uocS
s' ne q 'a~GHs i. i / bouetAs. superintendent
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aay. il Wili pass. and lat be does not oblsst
90 The rntes or interest. he says ne Was OPP
NJ TO the readiusters conysntioti ron on
the the first ne1tion Of II. knowing IL Wo QUIZ
cause can The split that II has inthelr gan ~ s,
Some OF Mr.. Fowsey's friends think ne VII.
come around all Hight wien tae vese Q. ~ sI ~
hill ia taken. as his only objection . 10 II
seems to be q contingent one"
We are really glad to hear all this.
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At meetisg held in Wytheyillc last Mon
day, MI. D. S. PIERCE 'refcrred tothe re-
cent gathering Of disorganizers and disap-
pointed ofiice.seekers held in Richmond,
and, calling over the names OF those who
represented the county OF ,Wythe, two Of
whom he said were under the age OF TWEEN
tr-one years, asked if they could be con
.sidered as representing the taxpayers OF
Wythe?" They were :good-enough MGR
gans" for that convention.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. &c.

TOR OVER FIFTY YEARS Fss5a
the M.ssrs. CnICKERING have maintained their
reputation for the manufacture or - Il .''...
FIRsT-CLAsS PIANo-FORTEs,
and at all the great exhibitions, both In Europe and
America, they have been awarded
HIGHEST PREMIUMS OVER ALL COMPETE.
... ri. TIoN,
and for infinite superiority above all others they
were decorated, atlhe Paris Exposition, with the
across OF THE LEGION OF HONOR"
the highest distinction known to France. u: ,.
The King Of Pianists-th the Able Franz Lizst-.ays
IT consider the Chickerlng Pano-Fortes superior
to any made In ,Eiurape or AmeFica-to te just ]
must declare thcmi perfect.r !. II ri .-.1.4iz !
Tn, undersigned are Chickering's agents, and
havejn opened a'suppiy of superb Instruments
supa 8sing Anything of the Kind hitherto kept here
Cal and see thefni:: - Z" - r =. :"
III , IL: l. "fEGw ooDHootUsE / PARuAM.
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~PREACHING AT CLA1-SIkEb
METHODIST CHUR CHI corner OF Clay and Adams
streets) TOMORROW, al, II a. NJ, ny lns pIs'G,
and at p. NJ by the Rev. j. d. McFERRlN' -. ~
OF Nashville, Tenn. Seats free A prayer anu piaiso
meeting In the AFTERNOON at 3'2 oclocN' Il '''
dial Invita- ion to all. .f.<r..-- .....''
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A
'Concerning The town OF Newton.Stephens-
!, To amend and resnact the 37th section OF
an act entitled an act, &C., IL reference 10
he TO amend ada resuact an act entitled "a
NOT prescribing the duties, powers, llapIil-
Hes and compensation OF district ofncers,
nnd to repeal, chapter II aRd section ! Oh
chapter 48 OF the Code Of 1872, approved
March 20, 1876. ,:aa ..5um- .,,a.gr,.,.g.
WEsT POINT RAILROAD. 1ss-f
House bill to incorporate q company to
build q railroad from West Pointi 10 d'"no-
YER junction came up.ai;a, 81 = o -.
MIR. HENRY moved to pass DS~ hea T;,, ho
Mr.. ROBINSON moved tnat' inc pi' NC
passed by and printed: l. Relecteo.j = y -, i
| Mr.. HENRY proposed. a nuinoef o''aliieno
ments; which were rejected. 1ZnE -
rho bin was ordered to be engroSsed-
.yrs --messrs. John r. Carter, Chase, Cozhiil'
co,a,n.n frank. Curlctf, Davidson, UcEer,on'
rer Edwards, Evana, Farr Faunteroy. Fickmn'
Finney. Frazier, FukSrsnn nsion Kelly. Kyle,
Iarv. LADY, Lee. McCabe, Mcconnell GcGraw'
cMuan, Niche MPncnre moTrmHihs mfH.oJ ).
r. Smith. Sourhward. spessard, Stevens, ~ Ras
William B. Tallaferro, William Ta T Nan s@Ib
George Walker; rh Wallace, W ySe. Wilkinson, and
NoEsDIcs rs Adams Anderson Ashton A te1S
Dance, Dickenson Edmunds Fowler. Gr iaS; Mns
D. James to. s,nd hnss sSsnnon shci.
bnrne. Warner L. Taaferro, Trout, and William
| NJ. Walker-2S. :.-.
Mr. ROBINSON moved to reconsider. Re-
iected. ..s.- - .,,on
| transacted, and the House ADJOURNED. ~.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

WE OFF RI AT TEN CENTS, "a
w sheets Letter or Cap Paper; AZ sheets Note :;
so Envelopes; box of Paper and Envelopes; -
Lead, Pencils and Pen. Hol!ers: 10 Rens States,
Ins. inksiands. Mucilage, School-Baes LINEN Prim-
Views, Testasnents, hymn aud, Song Boots, Dime
Dialogues; 100 yuvtn!Ie, and Religious Books, 100
Paper Novels. 400 SFhool-Books. Also, 100 Pa.
per Novels ut half price 3T.in iiii II !0igG,7
Hi j. .2ypR a.a8AEDQIlPH i ENEsI.iSH,a
- NH Is dsw Il ntasl302 and 1904, sMlin street.
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MET NEW GOODS! NEW Styles
Just received very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY, being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
rics. and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. beg 10 inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles and by the best workcp, at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. and CUFFS made to ordtr
at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed
JOHN c. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH l3-3In No. 1904 Main street.
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DEATHS.

March 9th. alter = short illness. ASA OTIS. tr-
mcriy OF Richmond, Va; aged ninety-fhree years.
Died, At the residence Of her parents, No. sG3
e,rst Fraukin STREET. BEuLAh a, ha.a,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-15

m UNION-sTATIoN METHODIST.
The Rev. j. r. MCFERRIN, D. D., will preach at II
A. NJ Public invited TO attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-15

Castle Hohenuald. A Romance. After the
German of ADoLPu STRECKFUss, author
Of "Too Rich," &c. BY Mrs. "A. l..
WIsTER. Translator OF the "The Old
MTmsclle'S Secret" &c. Philadelphia
j. 3. LIpPINCoTr d Co. 1879.
For sale bv WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-15

M REV. J. 3. .HUTSON, pastor OF
Pinc-strcct Baptist church, Will address the MIS-
sionary Society of Lcgll.Street Baptist church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock. The pablo
are invited 10 attend.