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pasrGs. mEDECfsEs. .ve
PROTECT YOUR HOUSEHOLDS.
THE GIRONDIN.'
THE MOST EFFECTIVE OF ALL THE plslSFEcT-
ANTS AND DEoDoRIzERs.

J. N. vASDEGRIFF, President OF the Howard
Association, New Orleans November 19th writes
The GrRoNDIN has been fully tested by The n en-
bers of this Association during the last epidemic,
aud II their general opinion that IL Is the best pre-
marathon of the kind that ever has been offered to
the public
~ therefore consider It my duty TO recommend
Its use not alone during cpidemcs, but Us an article
that should be kept in every we.regulated house.
hold"
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DEATH FROM BENG BURNED BY KEROSENE
O1L.-Miss Mary Foelker. who was so badly
burned by kerosene oil few days ago, died
Yesterday afternoon at the residence OF her
father, No. 722 Third street. She VIII De
buried this afternoon at 2o'clock from the
English Lutheran church.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

93- On ali saIss Of Reas .Rstats n.aSs oetvea
the 1St OF January and lost Of June the tnrssH
tae DTescr.t ysar kdue to be Rxid tas p::rchosc.
On GH sa!es made bst,oeeStAS lst Of July and La&
. This custom WIS adopted about fifteen years aYs
by all the real estate agents In Rch1zond, and 40
piles to Richmond and vicinity.1 - :.
GEORGE s. yAsHON & SON, 6 p. NJ. commits
sioners sale OF house and lot, No. 314 THIRD
street, between Broad and Marshall streets.
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS s.-[From the Atlanta
Constitsti0a1--Wit the potato-bug ID
Georgia and Grant returning to has native
shores, it would seem as though He are
going to have the most elaborate racket the
the Republic ilas eyer witnessed.
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PRINTING.HOUMEs.
nIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one Of the Z AR sEsT AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB oE5IcEs IN THE SOUTH, com.
bincd with sktlfnl nechaRicalt talent, we are pre-
pared 70 execute prom pity, in the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every descSfDtion OF
5: e8G' BOOK AND JOB PERMITTING
BUSINESS-CARDS. - - -. - :
gIsITING-CARDS,
ROFESSIONAL-CARDS,
wEDDlNG-CARDs.
SHOW-CARDS.
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTs
BILl-HEADs.
LETTER-HEADs,
NOTE. HEADS, .-.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTs
TAGS ENVELOPES,
ANA l. ARGUMENTS,
&C., &c
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
| Orders from the country promptly filled and dc
| vered by express or mail.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYP
and execute work in manner that cannot be SUI
passed.
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and RULIN'
We will cheerfuy furnish estimates and sen
! ,ample. when renu,red Inh l2-d.sw.Gw
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POISONED FROM MlLK.-6everal members
of bI.. Robert Harroid's family were made
quite sick yesterday from drinking impure
milk.
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s SAVE MONEY by nav1nx your printing dome arths
DISPATCH PgIErTNG-HousE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction RuzraYtesd.

M. ELLYsoE q CO.. advertising sgenrs, Insert I'd
vertisemsnts In all Of tae1ewspapsrs sf the Units<
sta1s st pubhshsrs' rates. Orders lefs &c the Dis
patch conntinx-reom VIII receive prompt a.tm
tfoB. r ,ss..s#a
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WOOD AND GitRL.

THE LOWEST SUMNER PRICES the
i undersigned nsw asks for BES'r EGG, STOVE,
and NUT eANTllRACITE coal; ;, iNr SuPEH3i.43h E;H.3
RkIfIuTHOpEand Ml LOTHIAN LUMP COAL
DoM EsrlG and GU ilBERLAND ENGIN T.
GOALS; LUMP, HAIL. and GAS COokriiiHnGr; NJ
W0oI-Loug. Sawed and Split. All promptly de-
livered coal weighed) 1T extremely low prices nc
not delay. Buy at once 1t Eighth and Main tSnnts
wood lotl streets. d. b. NAlhiNS.
iv m,
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FOE KENT.

TOR RENT, BREMO FARM, four E:a
Il teen miles below Richmond on james aI
river Toa good tenant the rent will be moderate.
'ete' ~ - w. D. BURFOOT,
iv,73t+ $40 north Fifth street
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GouRAUp's OLYMPIAN CREAM FOR THE CON
pLExIoN.--White reduced To u; PINK, iol pfa'
go "a sOc prRcErL. LApD q CO., Agents.
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For colds, coughs, bronchitis, and all affections
of the lungs, take AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
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SEASIDE RESORT
- ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
CUBB's HOTEL.
CDBR'S ISLAND, VA,
sI.Er.HArHING. FIsH1NG. sNIPE-sHoOTIH

SCEF-BATHING. FISHING, ,sNIPE-SHOOTING.
This we-known and popular resort Is now open
for the reception Of visitors. improvements have
been made In the accommodations generally, and
We hope 10 please our patrons tp every respect.
The route is from Norfolk or Old Point by steamer
n r. Ranks 10 Chcrrystonc every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
TERMS Per uay. 50; per week, Sl2 per month,
$50
For information, address SPADY & COBB.
10 aS- I'm CObb,S Island, Va.
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DOMESTIC cLARET, very good and very cheap
w. D, BLAIR & Co., l10s MIi1 street,
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SINNER RESORTS.
,IyATE BOARDING-HOUSE,

DRlyATE BOARDING-HOUSE,
i NORTH MAIN STREET.
GORDONSVILLE. VA.
This house Is situated In the most pleasant ar, ana
roads and churches and parties desiring pleasant
location can he accommodated on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM NJ. DUNN,
irll-ow* Proprietor.
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APoLLINAR1s, BELLTIIAL, and other Mineral
Waters. w. D. BLAIR & CO., 1l09 Main street.
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The assortmen. is vet good. Thousands OF special
bargains. This sale is made in order to close bu'i
ness.
sropr FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
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HEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUN,
IL TY, VA. ARE NOW OPEN. Facilities for
The comfort and enjoyment Of guests have been
made for the present season, frst-class In all re-
spects. 4 line of light vehicles for passengers
only, aud wagons for baggage. has been establishe
from Covington depot 10 the springs. Fer PAM
pbles. apply 10 PURCELL. LADD & CO., Rich.
nOnG. or 10 myself at the Springs.
my3l l.eoh2in NJ. w. WALLACE. Agent.
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JoSEs'S PLUG-MACHINE Will he In full opera
ton TO-DAY between 12 N. and 2. Al. at ETTEN-
GER K EDMoSD'S foundry. Tobacconists are in
od 10 ra1
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WOHK A
SPECIALITY.
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GOLD SITLPHUR SPRINGS.

TOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY,
two miles from Goshen. having been very much I'M
proved during the last winter, the accommodations
arc iirs-cass in every respect. Rates OF board !:
Per day. : so; per week. SO; per mouth, $50.
For any further information apply 10 Or. w. b.
/. S. CRAWFORD,
jr2S-lm Proprietor.
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NEW ORLEANS, November 10, 1878.
"EIavins freely used the GIRoNDIN DIsINFECT-
ANT In my private practice and for the Howard As
sociaton during the past epidemic In this city, can
testify to it, claims dlsnfectant and deodor1rsr.
I'm my opinion 1t Is without an equal"
MONTGOMERY BROWN, n. D.
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EDISON TELEPHONE LIST AT PETERS
R{RG:

BURG:
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
PETERSBURG AND WELDON RAILROAD.
ATLANTIC. IsSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE,
INDEX APPEAL OFFICE.
CUSTOM-lfo
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
CENTRE WAREHOUSE.
MOORE WAREHOUSE.
OAKS WAREHOUSE.
c. J. JACKSON & Co., TObacconists.
:. W.EENABLE& Il Co, To3acconisLs.
j. 2. WILLIAMSON Il CO., Tobacconlsts.
r. C. OSBORNE, Tubacconis'.
G. V. SCOTT Il Son, Shipping and Commission
Merchants.
MARKS ( FRIEND, Shipping and Commission NIer--
chants.
6 j HURT, Commission Merchant.
| j. G.. BLAKE. Feed-StOre.
&, LEONARD. Hardware.
| j. w. BRADBURY. Hardware.
E. G.. FRIEND Z Co.. ShUestOr1.
SIMON SEWARD, Mil.
DAVIS ROPER Co., FlOur-bill.
DAVIS. ROPER 4 CO., Wholesale Grocers.
ALLEN 4 PRICIIARD, Wholesale Grocers.
PATTERSON. MADISON / Co., Wholesale Groeers
| G. W. SUTHERLAND. Grocer.
ALEX. WILSON, Grocer.
SrRATToN q CO.. LiQuor-Dea'ers.
6. Ii. MARKS & Co. Confectiouers.
W. X. NICHOLS, Coal. Dealer.
| TAPPEY & STEEL. Foundry.
| r. L. BARHAM, Residence.
| W. l.. ZIMMER, bookstore.
| WILT Secretary.
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Don't use stimulants, but natures real brain anG
nerve food-Hop BitterS.
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A UGUsTA FEMAL u SEMINARY,
IA sTAUNTO a, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALD\ YIN. PR,scIpAL.

Nh fhe session of 1s78-'80 Wis OPEN THE FIRST
hEDSESDAY IN SEPTEE MBER and close the
>Trsssesp.sohdins iilne In JUNE following.
sni ha on entering au the balance IN FebruaryjSe-
ryn .iGn The trs: Fol' board, washing, fuel, lights,
efe-are $3.50. -''.'' -,
Catalogues. al r'' ~ IL 81 Aom no'
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DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE CITY FIRE-INsURANcE COMPASi,}
RICHMOND. VA, July H. 1879.
| rfHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
/ THIS COMPANY have declared a scmi-annua
dividend OF FOUR PER CENT. lfree or all
taxes), payable 10 the stockholders on ana q at'er
| the 5th Instant +. B, MEADE.
| ID1w Secretary.
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THE GREAT CLosING-OuT SALE AT
LEVY BROTHERS.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm. g, ~.i;,
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, IS;
o A. NJ, 90; noon, 100; P. NJ, 80; 2.
NJ 90; midnight. a.. 1, s4.s,.4- .+---,.ssss
Mean temperature, 81 1.6.
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EDUCATIONAL.
RGlNIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
u

The Cnrty-ffth annual session Will commence
SErTf ABEk IoTH. 1879. with thorough Or
ranzan o and It's usual full c9rps Of Instructors.
Huoinl s and grounds spacious and furnished
with eve. modern convenience ana coIn1srt Inc
sanitary, arrangements are very complete and sue
ce,sfu.
Cnsurpa ~cd aoSantaSes In Muslc, Modern Ian
guagcs an, 'Eull course OF English &C
EAtravag VICE IN all us lorInS constantly olscoar-
ssed.
TERMS: Z 4Td&furusshed room heating by steam,
sas. Washing acat In church, physicians fee, and
tuition iu fu tcourse OF English, Calisthentcs, Eo-
tuliOn In cias e5,LatlG or elementary Frencn, foT
session or fori, 'NHeeks, SE45.
Nuric Sc ~ -sSa
summer boar t,'si,h light vacation course OF
study for nnnIis s2.ly.
For catalogues, sitnfSss
~ lJ-2m kV. X. IL PHILLIPS, Rector.
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EVERY ARTICLE TO BE SOLD.

PRICES REDUCED FROM 10 TO so PER CENT.
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The connection between the two ci les being made
by one Of the FiRST-CLASS WIRES OF the w0t--
ern Union Company, and with PRACTICAL TEL
EGRAPH MEN In charge Of both Exchanges, on
~D'''''' A FiRsT-cLIss TELEPHONE. .+ss;
TERMS: 81 0 per annum. in addition to the Ioes
Exchange rate of s36 per annum-total charge
t46 for COMPLETE FIRST-CLASS TkIiE-
PHONE OUTFIT. local Exchange privileges and
connection with subscribers to the Richmond con-
nection ut Petersburg.
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4irhuloud @ispatrh,
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOB To-DAY.-FOrl Tue Mlu-
die States, slightly cooler northwest to
southwest winds, stationary or sIowly:-ri-
sing barometer and partly cloudy weather,
with local rains.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather and local rains, ,southerly
winds, shifting TO southwest and northwest.
and slight changes in temperature and ba'
rometer. M
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FOR RENT AND FIxTUR
A Cam.

MoIr CHASDoN's Green Seal and other Chsni-
naguas w.D. BLAIR & Co., 100 Main street.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
W STA ESToN, VA.
Any one who de. fpeS to educate his daughter
thoroughly on Tyy VEST TERMS AND LEAST
kxPgNsF in one of ahe FIRST SCHOOLS FOR
Young LADIES Ii the United States, which
Opens SEPTEMBER g. 1879, write for cata-
EEy. DE-. WILLIAM l. HARRIS. President.
Y l2-deOdl ,n&W6t Sfaunton. "a.
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TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
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YNHE UYGEIA HOTEL,

YIHE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT. VA,
SITUATED 100 YARDS From FORT MoSRoE;
Open all the year. Equal TO any hotel III ,he
nited States rs spring, summer. or autumn re-
HARRISON PEOFBUS,
y NlO-4m Proprietor.
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[ W1NsTlRACT IN TO LET TOR REMOVAL
n VI hAhBAGE al The Seeon d Market Apply
Ssr.rts GEORGE TlhsBERLAkE
~Iaf.1ta ~ ss57.9s77s Clerk.
Ryroh md JOB WORK NEATLY 7 EH.t
HousE. IT THE EDlsPATcH .PRIS TING
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GOAL. COAL, COAL.-I have just re-
y ceivcd supply Of ANTHRACITE COAL, tf
.uncrior quality: and am receiving orders from my
usomers ami The publ? generally for lhsir Wn-
trr's ruel. MIDLOTHIAN, WEST llRGLSlA
and am selling a, very low prices. Give me call.
| Also STEAM and GAS-COhLo.
~ l5-ln SLbtRl GLAIIs.
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COAL AND WOOD.-On hand and con-
" stau,ly arriving, full stock OF oil xmas @
FIrET ASTIIRAClTE COAL. all sizes: LuMp
sPLINT. CLOvER HILL, SOFT o4k ! T; TmH,Ia an1 al
kiuds Of ENGINE coal. OAK ana FINE nLpDI5 ~
long or sawed Pine and Oak, long. at S3oo INC
"a per cord delivered free. Orders promptly @ hlled
~ eith,r yard-lgO5 Cary street or 7US Broao
.aa, d. eitii'i '" iir2lI e. II. PAGE.
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ARA AR SAS.
Change OF the County Seat or Desha
COuntY-NarrOW Escape of Old
HAN Sam-The COIOred
MethOdIsts, Etc.

LITTLE Rock, March 26.-The Desha
county court has changed the location of the
county site from Watson to Arkansas City,
in the territory recently cut off of Chicot and
added to Desha.
The Desha circuit court decided the con-
tested election suit of J. A. Williams as.
J. Pendell, sitting circuit judge, in favor of
the latter; Newman, special judge, presiding
In the case. Williams appeals to the supreme
court
Sam, an old negro living in box boat at
Boliver's eddy, just above the railroad bridge,
His boat was OF IL bar during the heavy rain
Friday night and the sand washed from under
it, and the boat turned over while he was
asleep, cutting off his only means of eRress.
He remained until yesterday, when James
Cunningham casually visited the boat and
relieved NJ. A few more hours would have
sealed his fate, as the river was rising.
The Arkansas annual conference Of the
African Methodist Episcopal church closed
its eleventh session IN the Bethel c. urch.
There are now two conferences, with one hun-
dred and twenty pastors and twelve presid-
ing elders IN Arkansas. The conference re-
solved to organize q separate conference in
the Indian Territory on the first Sunday in
September next.
The members of the Little Rock, MISSISSIPPI
pi River and Eexas railway, from point two
miles below Warner to Arkansas City, thirty
eight miles long, with four miles tap on the
Ouchita road, is completed, and the trains
are making regular trips. In ten days the
time from Arkansas City to Pine Bluff will
be reduced to five hours
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GONE DAFT
Over the LeadViIIe Excitement - A
Hitherto Faithful Business Man
Goes Down into Eis Employ
ers' Pockets for IA stake.

LOUISVILLE, March 26.-The Erening
NeacS of this afternoon will say that John
Stranger, ir., business manager Of the South
ern glass works Of this city, disappeared
last Thursday evening with a considerable
sum of money, probably amounting to seve-
raj thousand dollars, belonging to the COM
pany. 1t is learned that he had been COL
Letting at pretty heavy discount. He was
last heard of at Lexington. Indiana, on Fri
day, where it is supposed he collected bill
due to the company. He is a married man
and has two children, lived happily, and at
tended to business faithfully and soberly,
The company, which was organized in 1877
and has done a good business, stopT ed work
when it was learned that Stanger was gone,
but will resume next Monday. His family
fear foul play. while the general verdict Is
"leadYille FeYer.''
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. DALLAS, TEXAS, March 24.-The benefit
rendered the Warde-B Barrymore troupe was
accepted, and several of the company came
in on the afternoon train from Marshall.
Browns operahouse was crowded to over
flowing tonight. The company will realize
upward OF five hundred dollars. Great credit
is due to Z. B. Brown and the citizens who
have the matter in charge. Music, license,
hotel bills, printing, etc, were free. Colonel
G. B. Simpson, a prominent alto, in behalf
OF the citizens of Dallas and IN the name of
Texas, presented Miss Ellen Cummins with a
handsome and costly Roman gold necklace
and cham. inlaid with jewels, suitably in
scribed. he condemned the murder of
Porter and the wounding of Barrymore, and
was eloquent in his remarks. Miss Cum
minis replied IL appropriate terms, but broke
down with grief toward the close, and i'm
plored God to bless this people. The COM
pany return to Marshall Tomorrow, and
playssto a complimentary benefit there to-
morrow night.
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fighting done 1t is not at the polls Every
thing is orderly there, Notwithstanding con-
Iary reports circulated by anti suffragists in
the eastern States. Candidates keep car
riages running for the accommodation of the
ladies, but a great many walk up and de-
post their votes. AS the result, 50 far, has
been very satisfactory, even to the men (the
hrutes), 1t will probably be but short time
until equal suffrage is granted. The gentle
men show their gallantry and faith in the
ability of the ladies by appointing them to
office; the enrolling clerks of the legislature
are ladies; also large proportion of the
county superintendent, who, in every in
stance, discharge their duties III 4 manner
that gives universal satisfaction. We have
In this city among the ladies a Aaysician.
printer, and numerous clerks, agents and
women carrying on business successfully in
various ways. One CT them IS barber, who
supports herself and children comfortably.
Ladies are not so plenty here as III Indiana.
Perhaps that IS the reason they are so well
respected and projected. They are scarce
enough to be gT"a g.
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GLOUCESTER, MASS, March 22.-Mayor
Williams issued tonight the following ap-
peal: THE recent appalling calamity, in
Yolvinz t..e .csg of one hundred and forty-six
able bodied men, with thirteen vessels of our
fishing feet, occasioning thirty-seven indi-
gent widows, and one hundred and fifty Or
nhans, has suddenly fallen upon our already
depressed city. An avalanche Of grief and
restitution has come upon many OF our iaG.-
lilies Nth crushing violence. We therefore
feel compelled, though reluctantly, to appeal
to a generous public for ala 81 the contribu-
don Of supplies, clothing, groceries, money,
or whatever each may have at hand, for the
relief Of the suffering poor.
sWILIIAM WILLIAMS. MAYOR. Gloucester
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Centennial Celebration.

LEXINGTON, KY March 26.-Ihe centen-
NAL celebration of the first settlement of
Lexington will take place on Wednesday,
April I'd, when vast assemblage from this
and adjoining States IS expected. Prepara-
lions are being made on the most extensive
scale, to make the occasion worthy of the
ancient reputation Of Lexington for hos
pitality. Invitations have been sent to Presi-
dent Hayes and most of the distinguished
men in Washington City and the other lead
ing cities of the United States, and already
many have signifed their intention to be
present. The exercises will consist of a
grand military and civic procession, orations,
and the firing of a hundred guns at sunrise.
At sunset the exercises Will close with good
banquet, on the order OF the famous bar
becue, entertainments for which kentucky is
famous,
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DIED.

HALEY-At her residence. on the morning of
March % 1879, MAGGIE, wife of the late Captain
Haley, aged AZ years. Wheeling (W. Ya.) papers
please copy.)
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
invited to attend her fCnera, from the family resi-
dence, 25I2 Winchester avenue, this CTHURSDAY)
afternoon, at O'Clock.
CAREY-Mareh %, 1879, at ten minutes 10 10
O'Clock am, MARY CAREY, aged At years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 2Il Ponto,oc
street, this CTRURSDAY) afternoon, at = o'clock
Friends of the family are invited.
EHMAN-W Wednesday, March rs, 1879, at one
o'clock pm, EDWARD H., son Of II. and L. Ehman,
aged year months and 10 days.
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CHICAGO March 26.-At the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy railroad to-day, all the
retiring directors were reelected except Rob
ert Harris. whose place was filed by the cleo
ton of Robert Bangs. a resolution was
adopted asking the officers 20 consider
whether it is not advisable to stop issuing
all free passes, except to employees travelling
on company business. 4 resolution was LAID
over for futu-e consideration that the direc
tors be instructed TO suspend ali work on
Sunday except where it is indispensable that
II nhoIld be done
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

TINS is the way the CALLED jade winces. 1t
il from the New York Times, IN whose col
umus we find 1t at the bottom of fiercely
sectional article on the senate committees:
The legislation OF the country, so far as the senate
rnca med, is once more IN the hands of the south
- soutn syhicl Is always solid when the distrlbu-
tion OF power AID place IS IN question Unless
~ fbe house committees Will show an equal pre-
o,tJerance in favor OF cur lately erTing brethren
isisbteeD vears AGO thesG Gentlemen we're sitting In
me cauifoI plotting treason against Inc republic
-'o-dsy SHARED by Unparalleled InaSlaillinly they
- 10. agzin In their old places, ObSequlously al
fsndad Nv the d-tme northern doughIaces' ana
readv 70 l,.,,s US laws and government
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

TIE readers o. the APPEAL VIII remember
that, last year, Il Miss Liukhaw was arrested
n North Carolina for shooting her seducer.
The affair at the time created great noise.
A few days ago, as she went up to SOC court
house for trial, she was escorted there and
back 10y an immense procession Of people,
some on horseback, others in carriages and
ON foot. When asked the usual question,
abe aaszere5: "Not guilty. but very I'M
baapg woman" Wheraopon the judge burst
int, tears and the audience into vociierous
cheers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

The new constitution OF California denies
the right Of suffrage to the Chinese in that
State, and the opponents of the constitution
are asking: suppose the constitution is
adopted and congress amends the naturaliz l.
ton laws, admitting the Chinese to citizen
ship, who would prevent them from votiDgE
That question can easily be answered by
reference 10 the recousTuction measures.