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friendships and good feelings with each
other, and thus forget for a time the cares
and perplexities incident to our inter
course with the world. In coming to
your Grange, come not simply as i'll the
performance of a duty, but let it be to You
period Of recreation and rest; come
freighted with good feeling and good fel
lowship, and it will not be long before
"Grange day" will be anticipated by you
with pleasure. Let nothing but the most
imperative duty at home prevent your at
tendance at your Grange. And this fact
observation has taught us, that whenever
brother is absent on "Grange day and
offers light or trivial excuse, you may as
well drop his name from the roll at once.
We all know from experience that, to
attend at all, little forethought and man.
agement will enable every member to so
arrange his or her duties that they can
spare one day in the month to their
Grange. nana H
Let me here impress upon the sisters OF
this Grange the great importance of their
attendance at the monthly meetings. Wo-
mans presence, her gentle influence and
pure example, give tone and zeal to mans
tagging energies. 1t is an influence silent
and invisible, ever guiding to the right,
teaching morality, and Frightening and
identifying our social connections She
is the steadfast upholder of truth, sup
porter of mans weakness, ever directing
him to the better way. 1t was happy
thought of the founders of our Order, to
make woman the ,co-worker and co-equal
with man in this grand Agricultural eman-
cipation reform movement. His compan-
ion and helpmeet, his advisor and friend
in social and domestic life, she comes with
him into our Oranges, to encourage by
her presence, and give shape and beauty
to our work and legislation. Few Gran
ges flourish that the Matrons take no in
terest in; for the want of this incentive to
action, this stimuli to punctuality, they
languish and die. Therefore, your
punctuality is necessary to the prosperity
and permanence of the Grange, and no
trifing cause should prevent your attend
ance at each regular meeting. Try 1T, my
sisters, and you will see fresh impetus
given to your Grange: it will shake off the
lethargy that now seems to possessit, and
come forth with youthful vigor and -four
ish as the "green bay tree" o-5.'i As-Tt /
To every member / would earnestly
council unity and fraternity. Use every
means to build up the Order on the most
solid basis. Let each one work with a
will and work all together, practicing out
side of the Grange the beautiful, ennobling
principles inculcated in it, and as the day
follows the night, our triumph will surely
come; the Order will be knit together in
unity and fraternity; the music of indus
try and enterprise, of Manufacture and
commerce, will fill the land; ''waste places
will be made glad;" usurers, extortioners,
and mortgagers, will no longer be known
among us; and the farmer will be free!
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OFFICERS OF THE LOUISIANA STATE GRANGE.
j Master-E. K. Branch, BordelonviIle, Avoyelles

Master-E. K. Branch, Bordelonville, Avoyelles
parish. .-.-f f..+ .ar.. TlH.ta. .
Oyerseer-H. W. L. Lewis, 0syka, Miss. a....
Lecturer-J. W. Nicholson, Baton Rouge.
ChapIsin-P. II. Harbour, New River.
Steward-F. NJ. Hay good, Big Bend. BE-" ...
Asst Steward-F. NJ. Hooper, Clinton, v5r..r
Secretary-John McGrath, Baton Rouge. ...
TreAsurer-W. A. Branerd, New Orleans.
Gate Keeper-A. Deavigne, New Orleans.
Ceres-Mrs. E. X. Branch, Bordeonville.
Flora-Mrs. H. w. L. Lewis, Osyka, Miss.
POmona-Mrs. J. P. Smith, New Orleans. ...r
L. A. S.-Mrs. S. C. Blount, New Orleans.
Executive Committee -r-,-.. .-.r- --
Fl. W. L. Lewis, Osyka, Miss.
Mckinley Gibson, New Orleans.
K. IL. Day, Baton Rouge, H.
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It is thought that no less than 10000
people. have left Memphis since the break
ing out of the yellow fever there.
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We publish below, as matter of infor-.
nation to many of our readers interested
in the matter, the new requirements as to
giving notice of intention to prove up
homestead and pre- -emption claims. The
act of Congress entitled "An Act to pro-
vide additional regulations for homestead
and pre- emption entries of public lands,'
approved March 3, 1879, reads as follows:
thereafter no person claiming to enter
public lands under the homestead and pre-
emption laws will be permitted to make
final proof until notice has been given as
required by said act.
Any settler desiring to make final proof
must first file with the Register of the
proper Land Office written notice of his
intention to make final proof. Such no.
tice must describe the land claimed, and
the claimant must give the names and res
licences of the witnesses by whom the
necessary facts as to settlement, residence,
cultivation, ETC., are to be established.
The filing Of such notice must be ac-
companied by deposit Of sufficient money
to pay the cost of publishing the notice to
be given by the Register =. III
Upon the filing of the notice by the APP
pitSdAt, Tic NCSiotCi ouall puOIioI q AoelSC
Of such application once each week for a
period of 80 days, in a newspaper which
he shall designate by an order written on
said application, as published nearest the
land described in the application and he
shall also post said notice. in some conspi-
cuous place in his office for the same pc
Rod. A compliance with the law will re-
quire the notice to be published weekly
.Eyo t;p,ac bocauca four weakly 0i,hlica
tons would not cover period of 80 days.
The notice to be given by the Register
must state that application to make final
proof has been filed; the name of the ap-
picant; the kind of entry, whether home
stead or presumption; description of the
land, and the names and residences of the
witnesses as stated in the application. q
When proof is filed that notice has been
given in the manner and for the time re-
quired by said act of Congress, the appli-
cant will be entitled to make final proof
as provided by the laws in force at the
date of approval of said act. 10 '5aaH -a
The proof that requisite notice has been
given will be the certificate of the Regis
ter that the notice of the application "a
copy of which should be annexed to the
certificate was posted by him in conspi-
cuous place in his office for period of 80
days; and the affidavit of the publisher of
the newspaper that the notice (aacopy of
which notice must be annexed to the afh-
davit) was published in said newspaper
once each week for FIVE successive weeks.
The notices, affidavits, certificates, ETC.,
equired under said act should comply
with the forms issued from the Land Of
fee.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE GRANGEys

Master-Put. Darden, Fayette. Z 7
Overseer-W. HIM. Durham, Lexington.
Steward. B. Bailey, Lake.
Assistant Steward-James Williams, Okolona.
Chaplain-D. B. Hill, Palo Alto.
Lecturer-B. B. Boone, Bonneville.
Secretary-W. L. Williams, Rienzi.
Treasurer--H. o. Dixon, Jackson.
Gate Keeper-R. c. Galloway, PontotOc.
Ceres-Mrs. Mary Lou Darden, Fayette.
POmona-Mrs. Fannie Q. Willis, Hamilton.
Flora-Mrs. W. T. Robertson, Forest.
L, A. S.-Mrs. Helen A. Ably, Port Gibson.
Executive Committee-T. J. Ably, Port Gibson, L
z. Afford, Jackson, 7. B. Smith, Verona. q.
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PRICE OF sUBscRIprIoN:

PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy per annum, Sligo,
To clubs of s, per copy, I.s5.
To clubs of 10, per copy, 100.
sB Clubs of 10 must go to address.
Postage free. Money should be sent in regis
tered letter or by Post Office money order
Address, w. H. WORTHINGTON,
Columbus Mississippi.
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OFFICERS OF THE TENNESSEE STATE
.. GRANGE ~ .

OFFICERS OF THE TENNESSEE STATE
.. .. GRANGE. ~
Master-T. b. Harwell, Aspen Hill.
Overseer-J. X. Hancher, Mill Point.
Lecturer--H. d. Greer, Memphis.
Chaplain-John V. DObson, Greene county.
Steward-J. H. Gooch, Smyrna.
Assistant Steward-A. J. Collingsworth, Crockett.
Secretary-John II. Currey, Nashville.
Treasurer-A. H Sharpe, Nashville.
Gate Keeper. W: Adams, Macon county.
Ceres-Miss Olte Head, Gallatin.
POmona-Mrs. NJ. E. Currey, Nashville.
Flora-Miss A. z. Wilson, Tennessee Ridge.
L. A. S.-Mrs. A. J. Colinsworth.
Executive Committee -f.-
J. NJ. Head, Gallatin.
John L. Fly, Gibson Station.
II. Il. Norman, Murfreesboro.
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Sc sifone. When You are Strol
viii respect you and not before
flecees those uhn have not sen
a. fsr9f6cl themselves.
sss4,..sssl4sz 1a4nkrl-<sI
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OFFICES OF THE TEXAS STATE GRANGE

OFFICES OF THE TEXAS STATE GRANGE.
Master-W. W. Lang, Falls county.
0verseer-A. j. Rose, Bell. t-# ...
Secretary-R. 7. Kennedy, Fraestone.
Lecturer-G. W. Everett, Freestone.
! Chaplain--G. L. Jennings, Limestone.
} Steward-A. B. Kerr, Fayette.
Assistant Steward-W M. Blalock, Harrison.
! Treasurer-John R. Henry, Limestone.
Gate Keeper-A K. Garfield, Brazos.
Ceres-Miss Mamie Garfield, Brazos county.
POmona-Miss L. N. Biggs, BraEos. 4
FlOra--Miss II. M. Rose, Bell. .#-.lE
L. A. S'-Miss Salie Everett, Freestone.
Executive Committee ..E ..af .t.E. < q
J. L. Grey, Washinton. =
10. w. Barnett, Parker. -.. ....a --E'
]. R. Biggs, Marion. .. L..
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win II questions Il interest sai political

Politically, he has always neen conserv
tive ii IS said. thai he 81 SCR voted but
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ted him as representative ii the State
Legislature He carried to this position
TIC same devotion 10 The public welfare
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year, But has decided to devote his time.
Jas veai 10 the National field

Is speaker he has gained general sat
isEaction. He speaks clear and hnently,
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iris Exposition. being one Of the
represent American agriculture.
S worthy of note that this appointment
made on the united solicitation Of the
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-16

he agricultural interests 81 SIS State
Through his earnest efforts and influence
while il The Senate, bill was passed
making an annual and liheral apprnprias.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-08-16
gall Irupse more tlsizn any q HEsEA VII fsHFE
ane) had done. and that Tic problem
would be solved before the close 81 tie

ffflt1et1IfIT rTITTul On Tx SIC T--1l1T.
With these ideas prominent cl ms mind
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Il q I-aI77II1 7IzlEEzlla , q &c p
)vefSeer Of the = afIDnaf Grange

a. fhe,lastAn1eeting of &c Alississlari
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FLOWERS. AND WHERE TO GET THEE.-A
stroll out ~ ToLER & E.opER'S Flower rounds,
coruer Cherry and Atcmar'e htre. ;s. near Holly
wood gate, viii convince aEy one Of Their liaie and
skill in having beautiful l)wers and knowing how
10 arrange ahd tisplsy tic same. We were struck
wi h their fine collection Of Pan les, FerDcnas,
Helitropes Gcraniunr. CalIa Lilies, Can'anas.
Pinks; anil rs for t'i,ir ros.4-~.ll any one eau be
satisfied as TO color, sc.
JOHN knows bcw make yon a. pretty bouquet
as can DC foinG anywhere. and his baskets OF ho"-
ers are both artistic ard handsome. An Lour can
be srent pleasant: by visiting Them at their
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RICHMOND FIRE AssocIA1loS.-An adj
iourncd meeting Of surviving eX-lremen
OF the Richmond Fire Association was held
Yesterday afternoon at the office of the Slr-
1,inia Home Insurance Company-Mr.
Thomas A. Rust in the chair. and Mr.. H. X.
Baldwin acting as secretary.
Tie report OF the Committee on Organ
ization was considered and adopted. The
name selected Is Richmond Fire AssocIa-
tion." The object Of the Association IS ae-
fined to be "thc promotion OF fellowship
by annual re1nions and otherwise among 'ts
members" Any person who was regularly
enrolled as fireman OH the rolls OF the
Richmond Fire Association is eligible to
membership. The annual meeting shall be
held on the second Tuesday in May each
year.
The following officers We're elected: Pre-
sident, Thomas A. Rust; First Vice-Presi-
dent. John r. Rogers; Second, John
GInme: Secretary and Treasurer, Horace
p. Edmond. The Executive Committee
consists OF the officers aud three other MEM
bers-viz., John II. Claiborne, E. B. Spence,
and John j. Fry.
A fine spirit prevailed at the meeting;
and in NAV the arst regular meeting VIII De
held. at which arrangements VIII DC made
for q soeiabIe reunion Of the members.
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lFx,rac, from letter, dated April ., 1871

miss c.. twenty years Of age. proStr.,'' wa
severe attack Of typhoid fever tic nuH o. Jui
1878, which was followed by uraemta, dr"ckplnS
ilee! about tie lst OF August. The ai;ea6ant sSnp-
toms bciug such rs 10 excite :e;ious ap?rct Gspn
an proving very Cbsti'iate several en,incI rcd!-
ctl were called In tioD, AID every r. n-
fully tcstcttaLut without result b. 3ni mere taa
tIon OF The diEtrcssirg sympCm-. mud tn" Dst.ut
grew wore until abou' flIe 1st of January, when
regarded her condition Is bcy ond The reach Of
cdlcs. Al this time at the suggestion or the !.cv. G..
H. Brown, pastor OF the PTesby terian church ct tins
s!nce. | coic ud; u 10 try The BUFFALO LIItfIA
WATER. The result Of the experiment was pa:-
ter of 4 toni >hmet The water acted IIicr lily IiSs
a charm The Kidney promptly resumed II healthy
aci.cn, The drCwsinrss disappeared, and In Two
week, the patient WAS walking aGou. III home,
which she had not bcea abic 10 90 before FOR five
mouths aud improvement Continued untll she was
fully restored. , ~
Judging from It's aclion In this particular case,
ca,, but regard The LiTiifA WATER is the hos.
prompt and potent Of knowa remedies Tor nrIc-
mia 40 i-eod3r
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Police Court, YEsTERDaY-Acting Po-
,Hce-Justice John j. Crutchjfetd presiding.-
William Robinson alias William Carter
(colored), charged with burglary, was found
guilty of petit larceny and sentenced to re-
ceiye tbiIty-nine stripes.
William Payne (colored), yasrant, was
sent to Jail in default OF surety.
T The continued case of Frank Castielioni,
charged with assaultng and wounding MIR.
Sbinaul', was called, but no one appeared
TO testify. Mr.. Castigioni was prepared to
prove that he had made no assault upon
+sbinauit, and that. on the contrary, the lat
ter, while drunk, had been to his place OF
business, broken two panes Of glass in the
front, and then fallen on the pavement in Il
helpless condition, from whence he had
been taken TO the Statioc-iouse. Mr. Cas-
tislioni WAS h2norablv discharged.
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THE WOUNDED WIFE.
Angelo Baccsgalupo on Trial In the
Hussinga Court.

A JURY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
THE WIFE OF THE pR1soNER-A STORY
OF HOW T.ovE WAS TO HATRED TURNED
A DEl ERMrNEp EFFORT TO COMMIT MUIR
j. .DER-FLiGnTA AND CAPTURE-HoMlCiDA
MONOMANIA THE CHIEF DEFESCE-FAL-
UABLE EXPERT TESTIMONY FOR HIM.
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A CELEBRATED CAsE.-Everr notice that
we have seen of Mr J. w. Golfers CON-
pany. which will present "A Celebrated
Case" at the Theatre on Thursday night.
represents it as being one Of the best on the
road and entitled to patronage. a gentle
man who has seen the play az presented in
Petersburg writes to this office that iu his
Judgment it is "lhc finest company he ever
saw, and composed OF NEE set OF gentle
men," These are very emphatic words, and
if the performance is all that 1t is repre-
sented TO be the entertainment will lie n treat
indeed. Reserved seats may he had at
Johnston's and at the Theatre boX-oflice.
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wGLErA.l ASD MARY CeE..s,.s.,

Two TIE VISITORS OF WILLIAM
Il AND MARY COLLEG F.-tt the late aitc'ri.
Mary college we all strangely. overlooked The Itct
that the day selected for tho next conyocat!onvlz,
the lth day "f April IS Good Friday. and ihe.c-
Tore now, In obedience 'o the request OF many VS.
llors. invi'c you To assemble In Richmond on FRI
)Al the Sth OF April next To dcriTc what shall be
the future of the College whether you are Ia favor
OF bnryin@ her, amidst all our tears and rcgrr,s, in
IN" soil which She has 80 lnrg adorned and ii'uS-
ratc', or ARE IN favor IT 2ro0nging her HE iI rc-
rc"cd honor a9h u!i!r by y union with ibe Uni
Nerstty OF the south c.rIc.iv beg vou IN attend
and dccnl" the question. JAMES LYONS,
ap gSlU II c'Of.
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1OCAL MATTERS

o railroad Up tho Jamcs---Con'cT-
Nv encc OF Creditors.
,o,r friends OF the Richmond ard
.n.n,ory Railroad Company here have
A ~ .nyjously awaiting the time for the
' ',;,c ., the creditors OF the James
n,,, I;r.r snd Kauawha Company and the re-
.s.rr,a,iycs ci tie railroad company. To
s.r ,' noon. at the otitceo the James River
s"IT Torgyha Company, the conference will
..r. .',,~ r,,ce. Already anumber OF the bond
,.,arr> have arrived. and it is hoped there
Will will ,s 4 .nll meeting and speedy settle
,,c-, q the questions At issue.
ur T. c. Parsons, vice-president OF the
pirs,poaa and Allegheny Railroad Com
,ar, wrDt TO Washington and New York
i,s, week for conference with bis asso-
n;o,ss Nr. Parsons returned to the city
"a, night.
r., Executive Committee Of the railroad
cop,nary At their lest meeting prepared
and have forwarded their proposition TO the
hon1noIdcr>. to be submitted to-day. GEN
crsI Thomas Ewing has been appointed by
the Executive Committee TO represent them
here, lie will arrive this morning.
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UNITED STATES CouRTs.-In The United
States Circuit Court, Yesterday, Peter J..
Quinn was found guilty of violating the
United States revenue laws two cases), and
fined $40 and cost in one case and IS and
cost in the other.
In the District Court judgments were rem
dered against sundry assiguees in bank
rUDfcy s.sssf.E.s'@E --- s.t.. ..t
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PINAF0RE OE IT'S SECOND TRIP-A BRIL-
LIANT AUDIENCE AND a FINE PERFoRMASCE.
There was another full and fashionable 1T
tendance at the Theatre last night 20 witrcSs
the second representation Of II. ". :. Fira-
fore by Mr.. F0ris excellent COMPANY.
Inc troupe improves on acquaintance. The
audience was ahighly sympathetic one, and
all the formers came in for most liberal
share OF applause. Cousin Hebe was as
sweet and as p.q"ant rs possible, and com.
plctey capiya!cd the audience. Josephine
ana Little Buttercup were also the reciulents
of deserved recognition. Dick Dealeye,
as he said. was not as bad as be
! looked, and is really one Of the best charac.
tcrs In the opera. The audience were so
! well pleased as to be on the best terms not
only with themselves, but with the entire
! cast, ana Sir JoscpA. Captain Corcorau.
Ralph Rackstraw, Bill Bobstay, and the en-
tire ships crew were received with hearty
favor. The chorus were In excellent voice
and contributed in no small degree to make
the night one Of pleasant recoIlcctions. The
orchestra was full and evenly balanced, the
Suggesting and accessories good, and oul
music-lovin3 community have been very
amply compensated fol- previous disapponl.
mcnt in this second launching of the gooc
ship.
Pinaiorc "; / he presented at the matinee
this evening and tonight, and all who de-
sire to hear choice music well rendered
should attend. Such another occasion ma,
not present itself for years, and it may hs
forever. The company goes from this city t
Lynchburg, and from thence to Petersburg
and the people OF those citits have treat il
store for them that they should not be SLOW
to avail themselves o. The trio betwee'
! Sir joseph. the Captain, and josephine
Ahrendt's solo, "Rc is an Englishman,
with chorus; the duo between tie Captain
and Dick Deadeye, and Cousin Elebe, wit
her sisters. her cousins, and her auuts, ar
worth double the price of admission; au
taken as & whole, the performance has ncvc
been equa!led in this city; that is-well, Il
every one who has not attended 20 and sc
for themselves.
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an dozen GsSTLEM:S's LINEN HASDKER-
CHIEFS at s2. 81 so, and $3.50 per dozen,
worth about doub.e the money. These HaEd-
kerchicis are ouly slightly stained, but Tue :abfic
Is uninjurei. :.
A bargain In TABLE OIL-CLoTH, Que and. a Nail
yards wide, Al 25c. rer yard worm ovc.,..
A bargain In LAMBREQuIS LACE al 3oc.a Yaro
worth 50c.;
BLACK KID GLOVES, best quality
Sizes 5k and Cat csc. a pair.
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MEETING OF WELCOME TO Rev. DIR. TAY-
LoR.-The meeting which was appointed
for last week huvng been postponed on ac-
count OF the sickness OF Rev. DR.. Taylor,
1t has been arraigned for Thursday night
at O'Clock at the Grace-Street Baptist
church
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, TUESDAY,
Gerst rs. Jones S Co. Argued By l.. E.
Bonldin for appellant and Judge Robert
.Ould for appellee. and submitted.
Simpson US. Triplett. Dismissed.
McCameut Us. Orion. Dismissed.
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DR.. ECCLESToS's LEClUREs-On Friday
and Saturday nights Rev. Or. EccleSton
will deliver his two noted lectures at Mo-
Zart Hall. The sale of reserved seats for
the first lecture Westminster Abbey indi-
Gates that there will be Il fine audience. DR..
Eccleston'. lecture will he illustrated by a
number OF handsome photographic pic
lures exhibited by uicans Of the powerful
oXy-hydrogen light.
Seats may lie secured Gt Nyatt's.
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For !!Ic Dispa!c,,:. !
G0rferiiOn.

The Board of Managers OF Hollywood
Memorial Association intended to thank tie
Grays (Cnmpauy ~ for their generous aid,
and not Company &, which is we'll known
to be company on Church Hill, and Of
course most interested in Oakwood Gene
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,t!Lss0sAL.-Mr. j. f. Braiihwa1:e, of the
a., ,Hage"a'er Enterprise, is in the city, in
'1s Interest OF bis paper.
,Af: Jolp ". ArcLcr, formerly 81 this
Guy, Is connected with the PiDafore Com
p-oy now performing at the Theatre. His
lI-n! friends In Richmond extend kSm
Aeafty welcome.
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AUCTION SALES TRss DAY.

80 On all sntss Of Real Estate n,6Gs be:S.sf
TIE 1St of January dnd lest of Jun tis 'ars: fef
Or all sateS mate 9e,Icee,, The lst Ct Jt' ~: IA
Of The gear the tarss htce TO be potd by ths liter
This custom was a!urtca about fifteen yea"i aga
by I'll he real estate agents In RichIc0cd, Suu a.s
o.ics 20 Richmond and ylcinity.I
JNO f. LAUGHTON. liz 4. NJ, rosewood piano.
JSO f. LAUGHTOE. l0h A. NJ, parlnr suits,
chamber suits, lounges, tables, &c. ~,&
JAS. MACDOUGALL, l0k A. NJ, groceries, creek
ery,Sc.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. IL a. NJ, horses
PAINE, ROYSTER & co, lO,s A. NJ. at their atc-
tion-rooms, l3 south Twelfth street, boot, -aocs,
hats. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-16

BOTTLED BEER.-Messrs. Il. T. AgcnER q Co.
corner Eighth and Main streets. have been appoint
ed special agents for delightful Cincinnati Boiled
Beer We have tasted It, and can pI Ionounce It sst.
class, and very much like ale. Just taste and see
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-16

OUR FLORIDA CIGARS compare favorAbiy with
imported goods, and are one half the pi!c".
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-16

SEEK no FURTHER.-You will fnd! no better.
The P1c-NIcis Is the best SC. CIGAR on the marscr.
Wholesale aud retail, at p. WHIILocK's, 1446 Main