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PINAFORE.-The amateurs under the di-
rectlnn OF Mr.. Siegel are faithfully rehears-
ilg Pinafore, and the prospects are4that
they viii present 1t in truly acceptable and
successful style.
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PERSONAL.

NN OCTOBER l, 1879, l CAN BE
" FOUND with the house Of 7 IiiOMAS Is. pklS r
Z 90. I trust tEat my friends and customers viii
continue to bestow their patronag re oD me-. go
WILLIAM II. PARKER.
ocl l-ltk formerly with Courtney & powetE'
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DIR. BOOK. OF LEIPsIc, says tie nervousness and
peeyfshness Of our times are chiefly attrtbutabte1o
lea and coffee. The digestive organs OF confirmed
cohee-drinkcrs are In q state OF chronic derau;s
ment. CHOCOLATE is neutral in Its physical e-
feels, and is really the most harmless Of or fashon-
able drinks. WALTER BAKER & CO.'S prepara-
tions are undoubtedly the best, and may be had OF
gr0cers every where.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

RA1sED.-The city's dredge Greenwich,
which was sunk on Monday evening by the
steamship Old Dominion, was raised yes
terday, and will be repaired at once.
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rIlT TRSuAY, sePsem'cr so'.' .S,>-. is,'.
i"' CHARGES FER SESSION;
,. rrc,lsn and Mathematics.......-. $50
ht',th and Higher Aathemaics.s...;.'
tssr tss.., Grres. French German, csch'..'.... t66 tt66
'''-'''''''
-
Ita"Nf" hoy >;u.sics more than two ot ,nche ,ah-
", ro charge /, made for the third ana tourtn.
eostan,s as follows Ten dollars tSlOl tie oav on
inse. he balance In three, six anu nine fioh'f'
tbt.",.tss az ! : n ,.ay of September. 1879
!;.n s &c c"ycn years of age received, or, If well
. ..,Ieed even Younger.
"Si.rulars a, The bookstores,
,mrHc.:tc NAV lie made TO Tue ffinolpai u No
6ll c"'' ~ THOMAS II. NORWOOD.
,,r Principal
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NEAPLE-GROVE DAIRY FOR SALE,
Nl WIN cell as awhole, or in any manner TO sui
puI ciascrs. a bargain can he had by appytnxt 10
'--, d. l., MOUHTCASTLE. JB.,
ocITw 500 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At the
DISPATCH PRISTISG-floUsE. Good work, low
prices, sid satisfaction Guaranteed.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States,- clear or partly cloudy
weather, southcrly wind, nearly stationary
temperature and barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, easterly winds,
nearly stationary temperature and barome-
ter. -., u ......,
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: s A. NJ, 80;
9 A. M., rs; noon, S.; 3p. H., 81; s p.
W., rs; midnight, &C.
Mean temperature, "A.
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A GoosE-CAsE.-The Judge OF the HuSt-
iDgs Court yesterday delivered an able
opinion in an action Of trespass brought by
Mr.. Charles Y. Morriss against Mr.. L. NJ.
Angle. The amount involved was $50
John Lyon, Esq, for Plaintiff, and Z. Car
rngton CabelI Tor defendant. The COM
plant OF Mr.. Morriss was that Mr.. Apgle's
geese had done $40 worth Of damage in his
oat-felG. Oats are worth say thirty cents
per bushel, and this would make sXty-siX
bushels OF oats eaten or destroyed by eleven
geese if the complaint be true. Whatever
else may be said Of the geese. there is no
doubt they were quite hearty. Tie defence
or Mr.. Angle was that Mr.. Morriss's fence
was not "hoss high, bull strong. aud pig
tight" which, according to Mr.. Minor, Is
the requirement for fences. The trial took
the best part OF 4 day, and cost the State
more than the geese and oats were worth.
The Judge decided that it was " miNed';
that the question OF damage was one OF
those things "no fcller could find out"
and on principle Of ode minimis teI non
curat,' bc dismissed the complaint.
4 gentleman OF classical turn OF mind
suggested it was properly Il proceeding in
chancerv, and had no business in court OF
law, as all the trouble arose out of "Bill"
and "Anser."
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be en-
tirely prevented by the use of BURNETT's Co.
C0AINE. 1t has been used in thousands OF cases
where the hair was coming out In handsful, and las
never failed to promote y healthy and yigororous
growth.
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CHRISTIAN g WHITES.

y. EILTsoS co., advertising agents, Irser. aa.
vertisements In ell Of the newspapers Of the Unise
SIaes at publishers rates. Orders LETT at the Dfs
patch couut.nE-room will receive prompt stter
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LEVY BROTHERS ofrer to-day

LEVY BROTHERS ofT.r to-day
500 remnants Of HLEAC1TED COTTON at SIC. rcr
yard. This cotton Is rs heavy Us Wamsut,a,
which is sold at l2c. per yard:
WHITE ALL.WooL FLANNEL, A-yard wide, at
25c.. would hc cheap NJ Soc;
The cheapest BLANEuTs ever sold Cal! soon and
get pair of the extra large size STANDARD
BLANKETS n Sf.7j or i pair Of the extra large
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS ai 1878.
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MAKE Your PURCHASES OF "@' tr
LEVY BROTHERS
to-day, as their store will be closed on
THURSDAY, October 90,
II being religious festival. Special announce mel
In Thursdays Dispatch.
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YOU ARE INVITED 10 examine the sto1s of
HUTzLER BROTHERS. The new styles Of iSm-
minss now ready.
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1frGUlRE'S SCHOOL.
9na SOUTH THIRD STgEET,
~ GANBLT'S HILL.

NJ Sng SOUTH THiGD STgEET,
~ CANDLES Hull.
J0HN Y. MCGUIRE, Principal, -
,,,a-,,,frs and English to,hcr Younger cIasSesl;
MAsE.cr 81. q. ENGLISH, University oi virginia
ancient Languages, &C.; -.-,.
r,,t,>.or EouES MASSIs. OF Richmond Coi!ege,
urygY TAYLOR, University Of Virginia, Ma,he-
matlcs. &c.
rnIrcEs: Tuition. exclusive of Ancient ana
,f,".r1 language, 500 70 SO, according 10 ad-
'.ssrrsnt The age Of twelve usually dividing the
t.,s,,J: Ancient Languages tone or oo'h)' 80;
ri5srn Languages. 20.
A%f,renln session bepirs on the 25TH INSTANT.
pannI, o,xg on the 23d. See circulars.
i'o""i' " GO 16.1m
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\ Big DOSE. William Hopkins, car
riage-trimmer, was brought to sae Second
station-hoGse yesterday evening by friend,
who represented that Hopkins bad taken the
greater part OF an ounce-Yial Of laudanum.
The ambulance and doctor We're called for,
and until their arrlya! Hopkins was walked
up and down the floor at tie station.house.
DR.. Irving. from the almsbouse, applied tie
stomach pump and other remedies, and
soon removed the patient from danger. He
was then carried to his home in the ambu-
lance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

AN lSDEFrSARLE YET EXQUISITE PERFUME
fingers in the laceS and lingerie among which has
been laid one OF J. & L. ATKINsoS'S delicate Sach-
cts.
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lHhyE ANALYZED THE wnlSKET known under
the brand of - B-SELECT,'' controlled by Messrs.
WALLER ID. BLAIR & CO.. Richmond, Va, anI
find it FREE FROM ErSIL OIL and other impure
ties. and recommend It's use for medicinal and family
purposes. J. r. McCAw. VI. d.,
late Professor Of Chemistry.
Medical College Of Virginia.
January l3, 1872.
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DUFFAL0, LITIIsA WATER.
DUFEAIo LITHlAf WATER 'e.4IfI,, Z
II - '..-.-r,,-. sEf FOR lsits gt}g
INJECTIONS OF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER, ..4z,,.,,
DIABETES. ;stf:32f zt&
DIABETES MsEIfTus. }


MIS- -, STATED BY DIR THOMAS
81. DAENALL, Of GRIFFIN Gh.y &t4
rrx,ract from letter dated Griffin. Ga, March 6,
lSGaI I-----,.-a,.....-. ..-.~-~--,
ON the t2th day of April, 1878, was called to
her with decided isvtr. dis,re' sing lnsaua
bIe thir,t dry skIn, very restless torpid bowels,
with xtreme ema acialiou aud debility. She was
passing an unusual quantity OF water, about three
gallons per day. -, E,tt
,or,.sic color ard smell of dlabetlc urine. Under
Trommers test i. yielded ahu. dant evidence OF The
presence Of glucose tdiapetic sugar.. It's specific
ggravity was found TO be 1850. Upder treatment,
She improyed sufficiently 10 be lent to the Buffalo
i,hia Springs of Virginia VI ich place she visited
In tbs month OF Angus when her condition was so
nanch improved thai she returned home In the fall
almost entirely tree from disease. She is nov,
March 4. 1875 (ahout a year from the attack. en-
loving good health, lively. cbeerfu, ana PLAYFUL.
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... FLOUR.
ELOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!

In store and for sale al lowest n,arxet rates 2,5oo
barrels FL OUR, comprising nearly all the standard
brands. AZ 4. s1VAEa q W.
seS
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Brisf Nems.-A regular meeting OF the
CITY Council will be held next Friday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

THE EUREKA CLEAN ER AND POL
for cleaning Silye., Brass COPPER, steel. Paint,
Furnstare, Shelves, Glsss Knives and Forks, Stat
uary, &cs Ask s9.H grocer or druggist for 1t;
n 80 De 6.lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

THE FIRST
GRAND OPENING
OF
COHEN BROTHERS
for
THIS SEASON
takes place
TODAY
and
TOMORROW.
SEPTEMBER 3tTu
and
OCTOBER lsT.
CALL AND SEE
the
WONDERS
of
FASHION.
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DIR. &. McHANE'S vERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The couuenance Is pale and leaGen- colored, with
occasional fushes circumsctrbcd spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
iIate an azure semictrcle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose Is irritatcd, swes, ara sometimes
oleeds; 4 swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with hummng or throbbing Of the ears;
an unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
knawing sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; neeting pains in the stomach: occa-
sIonnl nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen bowels Irregular at times costive;
stools Shiny, not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. MCLANE'S vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form. 1t is an innocent preparation, not
ps6le Of doing the slightest injury to the most
tender i7Jaat.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's yERMIFUGE bears
the signatures Of c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
OH the wrapper.
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9itl1nto1d Dispatth,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER i, 1879.

aS- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY,NEWs-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES;
= prorrsson l.. y. HASSrLEFF. Principal
I,. nro,.,so- Al Augusta Female Seminary: Miss
NJ HALDwlS, PriucpsIl; 304 east Grace M street.
I,wlrn Third aud Fourth. opens OCTOBER l.
Ts-o yon'h Of both sexes received Speciai classes
f[r cGIhIrtn from six to zen years of age: Hours
,rr4rsed 10 suit pupils attending schools OF EngIish
ST.,,inr cla,>,, ;Gr yourg men III French and
i,,m,n Languages theoretically and practically
;aurht. ScaG for circulars 10 3o4 east Grace street.
-wD!.'IIr1
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A MISSING LADY.-Maior Poe, Chief OF
Police, yesterday received the following
poslal-card:
ERIE, September 26, 1879.
Dear Sir,-Wlll you be kind enough to
inform me Of the whereabouts OF my daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fannie Wilson? have not heard
from her since she left last March.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES FISCHER,
Erie Pa.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E5- On all safes Of Reot Estate mats bstssS
the lat 0( January and last Of June the tnresfG
The Dresent vear 6uueto bsVaid ty tie purchase,
Or nLL s0Le: made tetoeen the 1St Of Jnty and tda
Of the year the trss have to De patd by the seller
TThis custom was adopted about hftccG years axe
bv ali ,hc rna, estate agents in Richmond, and aD
plies 20 Richmond and vieinity.l .srI
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. P. N.. large quantity
Of valuable real estate in the clTy Of Richmond.
R.B.LYNE, 4lsP. ~, improved and uEimpr0ved
property on Union Hill and on Buchanan street.
r THOMPSON BROWN. 5 r. b.. frame dwelling
on corner OF Hickory and Webster streets.
r. s. ANDERSON < son, 10 4. 81, groceries.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. M., horses, buggles,
and carriages.
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CPECIAL. CHINA srEClAI

CHINA direct from France:
~ CHINA direct from England;
a" CHINA direct from japan.
p1 AN wIIITE and DECORATED DINNER and
FEEY GOODS from European factories, ordered
befure the advance in price. Call ana see ne"
shap.s-aud low prices. c,,eo>- ~
30, 1907 Main stre2h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-01

cUOCKOE-HlLL ACADEMIA Sc
StrCT SCHOOL FOR BOiS-So. 322 EAST
-, ,,Xv,lN STREET.-Thc fifteenth session begins
tMHm%n;Y, Sep'clnter 10Th and closes 13th June
ssMWo>r;ny circulars al the bookstores or At the
sc!too-r0oms. ,,. p,y.prt,
SrpIrTIY IN ADEANCt-klementarE cngllsh,
al. u,phrr English aud Mathematics, s25 Latin,
ptIeIN,,rrs ST. BEACH, Principal.
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Oar customers should know that we make no
charge for repairs on the NEW No. 8 WHEELER &
W.1SoN SEwISG-MACHINES within three years
from the date of purcfaSe from this agency, and
that repair thcir Olt Wheeler Wilson machines
without charge other than the ABSOLUTE COST %
tie parts used.
WHEELER & WILSON MANUF'G CO..
Ninth ard Franklin streets, Richmond.
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lEntered at the Post Office at Richmond, Va, as
second-c1ass nlatter.I
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zTApLEWOOD INSTITUTE. CON
vi CnpDyfLIE. PA. chartered ny the Legis-
-. nj Prnn,ylvania, twcnty-onr miles southwest
- II;sti,1pihta on the Phiadelphia and Baltimore
r.p,raI rai'road. admits both sexes. Thoroughly
A.. So,s for college 5nsiuess or for the study OF any
~ ,In nrof-s.inns Gradutes yourg ladies'. Gives
.. 81. i hays thorough home care. an 2S-d&w3m
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!. The Secretary Of the state Agricultural
Society: has issued the following circular
containing a scheme OF school exercises
which can be publicly conducted during
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR,

PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
THREE YEARS OLD;
Oin SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY,
FOR PEACHES;
FRESH SPICES FOR PICKLISe,
endless variety,
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Superintendent of Public School,

OFFICE. OF THE VIRGINIA STATE,
..~ ".. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
RICHMOND, September 80, 1879.
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ARTISTIC TAILORING
by
JOHN WASAMAKER.
PANTS TO ORDER, 81 10 SO:
SUITS 70. ORDER, $3.50 TO $40.
4 FINE CEIw-Cheapest ont-10c. plug, 5.tn
The pound,:at p. Wn1TLock's~
las Main Stratt.
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I-yIVLRSITT SCHOOL,
=" No. Iga EIGHTH STREET.

->. srecn,b session of this school wiil oes'h
.,u,G9gpSitAY, ! Gg September 25ih. 1879.
. nv CHARGES FER SESSION;
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

remained in their memories, ana
now they sang the tunes with their
voices, atd thus gave the origin OF
vocal music.
Vocal music has since become SO
familiar to civilized natiOns, that
an ignorance oi lle rudiments would
east a peculiar reelection upon II
people, This was expressed by the
Chinese C"uiuriuS n hundred years
before Plato in this larguage:
"Wouldst thou know il a people
be well governed. if its manners
be good or bad, examine the music
II practiscs." We mus. admit, there
is II truth in this. What would be
the impression of that ancient Chi
nee, could he step into our litlle
town ON Sunday morning and hear
the vocal music OF one OF our con-
grcgaiions, who assemble to praise
God? Lot all ask themselves the
question. why do not stag y
+. DECouRcY.
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01
CyciOpesiia OF Literature.

The new eight volume Acme cdi.
ton of Chambers cvclopeaia Of
English Literature il meeting with
the largest sale which has probably
ever bccn gwen ton work having
only high literary merit AID moth
ing of the sensational. A second
edition OF 5000 copies Of volume |
is announced as nearly all sold
within one month after issue Of the
first edition.
Volume 2 just ready, gives the
history aud epilomc OF our llicra
turc, from the " golden age" OF
Queen Elizabeth to 100, giving IN
lls 4i6 beautiful pages biographies
Of an'l choice Selections rom the
writings Of all noied author. OF that
period, among which are Lord Ba
can, Sir Vai,cr Raleigh, Burton,
Bishop Hall, John Knox Milton,
Dryden, Jercmy TayIor, aud others.
The work is of sutb wcliknown
excellence that every person Of lite
rary taste possesses or desires TO
possess some edition Ot IL. This
edition is comp etc IN eight handy
volumes. excellent IN typography,
paper aud binding, revised to date,
and sol NJ prices 80 low, that "A
common question which the pub
fishers have 10 answer il, whether
the prlre is Tor achvolumc or for
he entire woiky /, is solu only 10
subscribers direct, the large dis
cour; usually given to dealers and
age.ts, being allowed to the sub
scriber instead. The publishers
make special Inducements Ia early
purchasers, the eight volumes com
pIete being sent prepaid, w those
who snbscrih" before March lj'h.
in paper, tor S2 ,5n in cloth, 81, 30
~ ~ huIf m,Ioc'". gilt top 81
'pccimen j''g's are sent Tree on re-
quest, or II sI'evimym volume TOR cx
animation, "it privilege ot pnr
chase OF tn, a,uaiudcr, tor nominn
prices: III PAPER ~ cents; cloth, -
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Publishers, 81 Beekmhn Sueet
Now York
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M t,Sic.
Communicated .

There is Il legend in existence in
Germany concerning the origin OF
music among the Teui1ns. 1t may
be interesting 10 relate it, MS it is
quite romantic, and dates back to
the era of ancient mythology.
When Jupiter reigned supreme
in Elyslum, he sent, on one occasion,
Appollus on earth, on n certain err
rand. The latter took his yrc aud
departed for the abode OF mcrials.
Ia his journeying he CHANGED 10
pass through Germany, and found
an innocent, golden haired, blue
eyed people, who were con,cnted
Is herJing their hocks and tilling
the soil. They entertain ed Apollu>
so hospitality, and SO gnielcss were
their manners, that Ap"llus secret
ly resolved 10 revisit their pleasan,
homes.
On his return, he made known Ia
Jupiter his desire, but the latter fell
not inclind to grant his request un'
til Apollus dropped on his knees aud
with deep emotion related that
these people were living without
music. So vivid WAS Apollus' de.
scrip,ion of these happy people that
all of Jupeters attendants were
moved to tears and joined in the
request; tor AL loved ApolIus. ia
pilcr ,ieidcd, but limited hls stay
10 three months. ApoIIus departed
Ton earth he had chosen the spring
time, when all nature is decked il
beauty aud the birds sins in sweet
csl nc 'ents.
Great was the joy Of the shep
herds on the return ot Appciius
aud their joy was turued tc raplur,
when AppolIus touched his Tyr,
aud filed the air with volupliou,
music. Time sped rapidly. nnJ
when the las; shcaf of golden gran
was gathered. Apjilus with grea,
reluctance took his leave. Greal
was The sorrow oi his iriends; bu,
behold when evening came n,
they met in their accustomed place
where Apoiius had charmed thea
with sweet music, his melodies l,ac
The Osceola times., 1879-03-01

Wher. any Of the above articles cal. he oh
tained AZ all tunes. pure aud fresh. l-lgu
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Local Column
MASONIC

The stated communications Of Osceola Ledge
No. "a r. II \. NJ. will be cid the saturday,
on or next before. each full moon. VIZ Jan
Feb, /, March $, April 5, May 8 May 81. Jun,
- June %. Aug ., Aug. 81 sep, q, oct "a
Nov -. Dec "a The election and instaiirtipi
~ "ficers wi l Ike place bee q. t>t. john the
Evang'lisD
The NJ mhcrs are ordered to attend in accord
anc with the BY Laws
All Master Masu;is in good standing are curJi
ally invited to attend. BY order II
j. j =. HALE. W. M.
MOI,itis HIM Scc'y
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n lrxH maxi m"ns, fa~tsr nj work for 10 than
| al royfhing .is., Capital not rrquir-t; Nc
Iwii, starr y.'i. tls per day a. h me mad-
S/h, the industrious Mem. w'n,-n, h'.s
ard girls wanf,d 'trr,where {, ~,.rk ti Us.
New II n tine I"-'iv oufai -".'. 'r,s
= iirc-s. Tue 4 co, Augusta, iiaise
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TIE SUN.
=
1879 NEW YORK 107c,


A. tn. time an plroaehes for the renewal cf
ubscripi u. IliE SIN would remind Ii.
IRE ads aud wriwishers ev"rvwnsrr, ttat u IA
again d, cnn,lidsr, fE tken ren>i,i.iafi IN and
supp. Upon iis record for the I,art ten wears
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