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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07
Military Items.

The U. s. recruiting rendezvous at San
Francisco has been broken up.
Lieut.. j. S Parke, Dist Inf, returned
from San Francisco on the steamer which
arrived Monday.
Surgeon G. l.. Hickman arrived at the
post from the east last week, after several
months absence
1t is said that Capt. lawson of the U. S.
coast survey service will return to duty and
residence on Puget Sound.
Capt. w. II. Rexford, for many years in
command of the Benicia Arsenal, Cal, has
been ordered to Indianapolis.
Gen. G.. B. Dandy. disbursing quarter
master, came over from Portland last Thurs
day and visited headquarters.
Major Sanford lst Cavalry, has been an
nounced as Acting Inspector General of the
military division OF the Pacific.
Capt. Arthur Morris, 4th Art, stationed
at Fort Candy, has obtained two months
sick leave. and will 90 to California.
Lieut.. James Uio, ID Infantry, stationed
at Camp Spokane, has been granted eight
months leave, with permission to go beyond
the seas.
Major A. II. Nickerson, A. A. G., has
at Washington, and goes into the War De-
partment.
Lieut.. Schwatka met with another acct
dent at Governors Island on the evening of
Wednesday, March Is. tracturing his leg
again above the right ankle.
Lieut.. T. w. Symous OF the engineering
corps will leave for San Francisco on to-mor-
rows steamer taking with HIM the new map
of the department just finished.
The government engineers department of
this coast are now having built a steam tug
at Portland. for use in surveys of the Column
bia river aud it's tributaries. 1t will be
completed this month.
DR.. T. +. Wilcox, surgeon at Boise Bar
racks. has classified all the plants in Idaho,
according to the best authorities. He re-
ports one plant new to botanists, and Prof.
Gray has named it after the doctor, a. its
discoverer.
The bills introduced into congress- one to
re-instate Capt. Thos. Reilly and the other
to reimburse Lieut.. +. IL. E. Ebstein for
moneys lost on the q. s. Wright years ago,
were not reached before congress adjourned,
and are now dead.
The U S. ship jamestown is under orders
to leave Stka in Nay, aud the citizens of
that place express much regret at her ap-
proaching departure. While she has been
stationedthere, CommanderGlass hasgreatly
improved the condition of affairs among the
Indians.
Several changes have been ordered in the
stations of army surgeons. Surgeon Ely
Mcclellan will change from Fort Lspwai to
Vancouver Barracks; Surgeon Barthof goes
from Fort Cnur d Alene to Fort Lapwai,
Surgeon II. G. Ebert will be stationed tenn
porarily at Fort Lapwai until his arrival
there; Surgeon Hickman changes from Van
couver to Fort Townsend; and Surgeon
Spencer changes from Fort Townsend to
Cenr d'Aleno.
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vAAoouvor NAxkot.

Producers or Arst haads are paid the follow
ing prices:
WHEAT-9)c per bushcl.
OATS-45 cents per bushel.
HAY-Loose Timothy, SIS per ton; balsd
$is; bottom, $i0Cdls.
POTATOES-5Oc per bushel.
BACON--Hams. l5c per pound Sides 10;
Shoulders. q 10 loo.
LARD-14c per pound
BUTTER--Frcsh roll, 30 to Sc.
EGGS-l6c per dozen.
CAOEE1CLivA ossO PER dossA
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

On last Sabbath evening the congregation
at the Methodist Church took the following
action in regard to the newspaper articles
which have appeared assailing the character
of their pastor:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

FARM HOUSE BURNED.-On Friday las
the house of John Dolan, who lives on the
Lacamas, was totally destroyed by fire, and
all his household goods were lost in the
flames. The money value OF the property
destroyed was about 5000, without nsur-
ance, and the loss is a hard blow to him.
The Vancouver people have this week sub
scribed literally towards his relief
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

LEWIS RIVER BRIDGE. PLANS and speciti-
cations for the proposed bridge at La Center,
drawn by A. s. Miller Son. bridge build
srs, Of Portland, are now on exhibition At
the county auditors office.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

Coon BEEF. Joe Burke's fat steer weighs
1888 pounds, and will dress into the incest
beef seen in Vancouver this year The beef
viii b in the market tomorrow. Send in
yoas ordsB to-day. and be in tims.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

STEAMER "WAsHINGToN. The new and
handsome steamer Washington, built to run
between Portland and Vancouver, 10 rapidly
approaching completion. Steam was raised
on board the new boat last Saturday. The
trial trip will probably be made next Satur-
day.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07
City Treasurer's Report.

VANCOUVER, April lst, 1881.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council:
In accordance with the requirements of
law l hereby submit the following report
of the receipts and disbursements Of city
revenue from Oct. 30, 1880, to the LIST of
April, 1885,
AMOUNTS RECEIVED
By cash to balance from last report 500 SO
Nov. 2. Received from Sullivan Il
Kerns for exhibition license -. $50
Nov. o. Received from Vertelli ex-
hibition license one day ... $50
Nov. 10. Exhibition license to
same, one day ........... $50
Nov. %. From F. w. Bier for Nj.
Damphotfer, for months beer
Jan. ?, 1881. From F. W. Bier for "
Matt Brown for months liquor
license Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Jan. 7. From F. w. Bier for Patrick
O'Keane for months liquor Ii
cense OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0O w
Jan. 10. Received from B. N. Lev.
erich, Justice of the Peace. 80. % 90
Jan. TO- Received from Mrs. t.
Thornton, one quarters dray
license w
Jan. 81. From Sing You for ped
diers license one day ... 800. 200
Feb. 2. Received from A. Bateman
for one quarters dray license 500
Feb 10. From W. Luke for one
days peddler's license .... 200
Feb. 81. From w. Luke for ono
days peddler's license. ........ 200
Feb %. From F. w. Bier for M.
Burke, liquor license. ....... so 90
Feb "a From Madame Narc;ey
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To work ~ teAmsters and do general wori
For further particulars about wages apply
L. NJ. Hidden on or before April 10, 1881.
Vancouver, W. 4.
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NOTICE

All persons are hereby warned not to cast
any rubbish on the streets in the vicinity d
Block No. So, East, Vanesnver. A word =
the wiss JOHN DENNY. Agent.
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FROM PEKIN.-A valued correspondent
sends us information that Mr.. A. B. Ingram,
who formerly lived in Vancouver, died last
December rear st. Helena, California, Of
smallpox and in January his father,
mother, brother and sister died Of the same
disease. The letter comes so late we do not
have space for the accompanying obituary
very busy putting in crops. Many beef cat
tie, sheep and hogs have been shipped from
that section this spring. The summer term
Of school will soon commence, with Mrs.
Dawson As teacher.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

COUNTY ORDERS. A number OF the County
Orders called in during the year have not
been presented for payment. The interest
OH such orders ceased some time ago. Now
that county orders eau be cashed on demand
there is no rush to get them paid, and the
county is always in funds. 1t il . very sat-
isfactory state OF affairs for the people.
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THE

Neatest, incest, nobbest, cleanost, coolest,
cosiest. best lit. highest ceiling, largest sky
light-in fact the Bon Ton place,
THE IDENTICAL"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

Joe Healey IS now agent for the celebrated
Steilacoom beer. wherewith he pleases the
fancy of his customers to an agreeable ex-
tent; something Joe is always doing.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

S732 %
G. w. DURGIN, City Treas.
Salmon fishing is now the great amuse
ment of old and young from off the Olympia
bridge, even the ladies' taxing part in it.
five and six Founders are caught with a COM
mon line.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-04-07

On last Sabbath evening the congregation
at the Methodist Church took the following
action in regard to the newspaper articles
which have appeared assaiing the character
of their pastor:
vANoouvER, April Sd, 1881.
Whereas an article has appeared in the
ASoridn, and copied by several journals as
sailing the moral character of Rev. l.. A.
Banks pastor of the NJ. +. Church of Van.
couver. w. T. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we. the members of his
church and congregation do hereby denounce
those charges as basely false and do hereby
pledge ourselves to stand by him in the tenn.
perance reformation he has undertaken.
T C Humphrey Flora Hamilton
Hattie Marsh Mrs Jennie Deland
Emma Steward NJ & Campbell
A D,bbins w Mattson
+ 5 Weston John Jaggy
Rodney A Harrell G w Moxtice
John Stewart N G Parker
G I Lambert + Stsnsbury
Mary Lambert II Wade
II Blair Manson Proebstel
Geo A Lands OFT Z Proebstel
Samuel Campbell Stuart Smith
Margaret Campbell Edward Brandan
Sarah Winnemucca q n Hensley
Mrs John Fender T s L"nghry
Maggie Jaggy CD Wetherell
A Cook q j Tooley
L Hoyt Mary A Tooley
J II Eaton Mrs NJ L Hidden
c ID Tooley Henry Jaggy
& l. Mct;nnis Sarah A Ponder
Fred stswert Suzie Fender
5 r Whipple s Puswi
Nettie Daily EFF Eddings
Maggie Baker Ida NJ Goss
II II Gridley A Harrell
A T. Gridley NJ Henslee
c C Gridley W II Delay
Emcgeue Gridley VIM A Davis
J G Blake T Il Manning
Mrs A NJ Landis VIM G Haney
Lele Phillips Theodore Stevens
Mrs Sarah Bradford ElvaJ Reynolds
Chas Sparks p Miller
Nav Sparks Mrs Wolf
Rowe Sparks c A Ross
Mabel Sparks Eta Proebstel
Katie Sparks c = Blair
Mrs NJ Is Dannals CA Whippls
II c Dannals Orvillc Espy
w Byron Daniels George Blurock
G II Daniels Emmet Hensley
7 l. Daniels Hattie Goss
r II Gillhan John Jaggy
Anna + Gillihan SD Maxon
r Gillihan Margaret Jaggy
T Il Gillihan Chas J Stone 49,,
Lucy Gillihan A Il Severance
Edward Henslec Pat Murphy
Wilbur L Marsh WIN Z Aortoa
Nav Turnhnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

EXCURSIONS The hot weather is now
coming on in real earnest, and it is Just the
season for excursions TO the country for q
days rest and recreation, when the city is
insufferably warm.
day school VIII give an excursion and PIC
mic 1T Point OF Fork, on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad, flfty-six miles from
Richmond. 1t is represented to be charm
ing and picturesque spot, and with the
affair in the hands OF such veteran eXcur-
sionists as may be found in the Centenary
congregation very pleasant time may be
safely promised to all who attend.
Another on the same road Is the annual
excursion OF the First English Lutheran
Sunday school to BoscobeI, eighteen miles
from the city. 1t takes place on Monday
next.
An opportunity is to be offered to those
who desire to visit the national capital on Sat-
urday the 25th instant. when an excursion
will be run to Washington over the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road. Returning, the excufsonists will
leave Washington at 10 O'Clock Z. VI. the
9th.
Pine-Street Baptist Sunday school will
give their annual picnic on the 4th Of July
next at Spring Brook flrm, one OF the most
beautiful places on the Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad. 1t is only about twelve
miles distant from the city. This offers an
opportunity TO parents TO spend pleasant
day in the country with their little ones.
The committee promise TO make the eXcur-
sion enjoyable in every way.
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SCHOOL CoMMENCEMENT.-The closing eX-
ercises OF Mrs. and Misses COghan's school
were held last evening IN the lecture-room Of
st. Johns church. The room was crowded.
indeed every seat was filed, and the exer-
cses were quite interesting throughout.
Rev. DR.. Weddell presented the medals to
the successful pupils. Misses Z. Barry
Dickie and Eta A. Catlin received gold
medals.
The following pupils were the recipient Is
OF silver medals: Misses Eta A. Catlin,
Ophelia Burlington, Hunter FERGUSON,
Grace B. Baker, Mary Howard, Nora Cogh-
Ian, and Hylah Curtis. Masters Irwin Val.
entine and Miles Turpin also received silver
medals.
Miss Mamie Hawkins obtained the first
honor in penmanship. Premium for gene
raj improvement was awarded to Miss Jo-
sephine Brown, and crown for department
given TO Miss Maie Williams.
The following pupils deserved honorable
mention Little Miss Ethel Dickinson and
Misses Kate Barbour, Fannie Tignor, and
Lille Gum.
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sInMoxs I.lyER REeuLAToR.
n,AKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The Symptoms cf Liver Complaint are hitter or
e.d taste In the mouth Pain In The Rack, Sides or
Joints. often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
s,omach; Loss Of Appellee; Bowels alternately
ccstive and lax; Headache: Loss Of Memory. witha a
painful sensxticn Of having failed to Go something
which ought TO have been done; Debility; Low
spiri,s; thick, yellow appearance OF the skin and
Eyes . Dry Cough. etten mistaken for Consump-
ton.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease. at others very few; bat the Liver, the
lsrscs organ In the body n generally the seat OF the
disease. aud n no; Regulated in time great suffer-
ing. wreschedness, and Death win ensae.
AsAN uNrAILING SPECIFIC, TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CACTIoN.--guy no Powders or Prepared SIM
mons LIVER REGULATOR cnless In our en-
srayed wrapper. with trademark, stamp and sigma
ture unhrokcn. None other is genuine
MANUFACTURED ONLY by
J. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Philadelphia, Ia.
SOLD ny ALL DsUceisrs. ie 4.eod,Au2o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

Personal AND BRIEF LOCALs.-Hon. r.
A. Cogbill, Of Amherst, is In the city, STOP
pins at the ST. Claire Hotel.
Mr.. Oscar Cranz left the city on Thursday
evening for New York, whence he sails to-
day for Germany.
j. Marshall Hanger, Esq. has been In
Richmond, stopping at the Exchange Hotel,
for several days.
An invitation to the final celebration OF
the Norwood Literary Society, which will
be held on the 23d instant, has been re-
eeived.
Rev. Henry Mcdonald will deliver the
sermon before the Ladies' Sew.
ing Circle OF Sidney Baptist church Sunday
night, June 22d, at 81 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

ABE STRAUSS, Esq the we'll known stock-raiser
Of Lexington, KY, says:"I recommend LIEBIG
CoMPANY's ARSICATED EXTRACT or WITCH
HAZEL TO all nv friends. 1t has been used IN lie
thoroughbred stables OF II. Il. McGratb. n. ".
Owens, Lee Paul. W. u. scully, aud o.ber WELL
known breeders and trainers, and they all pronounce
II the very best lotion and medicine for tie horse
which they have ever used giving almost instaEis-
neous benefit" Cures breaking down, wind-salls,
capped and spralned hook, foot contraction, and
cracked hoof Sold IN so cents and dollar sizes;
duced rates by the half gallon or gallon Beware OF
worthless imitation. D-pot. 60 Maiden Tare, New
York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18
TRoPIC-rRuIr LAXATIVE.

PRESCRIBED by PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LozENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DlSA6REEABLE PURGATlvE
MEDICINES.
TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THz
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
CONSTIPATION. BTLIOUsNEsS, HEADACHE,
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
nacts gently effectively. and is delicious TO take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t impars vigor to
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochon-
srla, etc. ONE TRIAL CoSvISCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 2j and 60 cents. Sold by al druggists.
Imy 3-deodtMh10, 1921
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A CHARMING EXCURSION TO "MAIDEN's
ApyENTURE."- the Richmond City
Guard" owing to the weather, did not
have a big crowd on the occasion Of their
excursion Thursday, nevertheless Captain
Snyder, Lieutenant Winston, and their
soldierly comrades have good reason to
congratulate themselves on one OF the most
pleasant days OF the season, and It was man.
ifest from the energy they displayed aud the
good order they preserved that they mean
to add a tirst-class company 10 our gallant
regiment. The splendid pavilion and the
fine music gave the dancers superb enjoy.
ment, while the grounds, the boating, and
the beauties and comforts OF the place made
il easy for everybody to enjoy themselves.
The hospitality of Colonel Parsons and
Major Michaux will not soon be forgotten.
The silver cup won by j. NJ. Turner in the
classical shooting contest was awarded by
Mr.. Buck in a happy speech. The Rich
mond and Allegheny Company has done
well in providing so inviting an excur.
sion-place for the Richmond people, and
those who visit it once will be sure to do so
again. Conductor Binford did his duty
faithfully, and received the thanks Of the
ladies especially. The young soldiers OF
Mr.. Bucks Military Academy made fine
appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

New FLOWER QUEEN LAST NIGHr.-Quite
a large audience was present ut the rendition
of this beautiful cantata as given by Mrs.
Clements pupils at Mozart Hall last eye-
ming. That the audience were greatly
pleased their frequent applause and well.
placed encoreS fully proved. The part OF
Recluse was acceptably filed by MIR. Littelle
Wilson, he being the only gentleman acting
with the many pretty young ladies AID
misses who so well filled their parts aud
ioyously graced the stage.
At the conclusion OF the second act the
curtain was raised, when Major W. +. C..
Gregory. standing In the centre OF the
prettily.arranged chorus, In most appro-
PIRATE and fitting speech, presented medals
to the two most proficient OF Mrs. Clements
pupils for their progress in music.
Recently the operetta Of Rebuilding
Hood was given at the same place in spleu-
did style by forty OF Mrs. Hallowelrs pupils,
and realized 800 for the Aged Womon's
Home. The music was furnished by Mrs.
John o. Child. (Judge Guigon's sister,, a
most accomplished amateur.
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University school Of Richmond.


The sixteenth session OF this school ended
Friday, June 18th, with the distribution Of
certificates OF distinction and prizes. The
prizes were awarded as follows:
l. Elementary English: Sherrard r. Tabb-Ma.
caulay's Essays, 3 volumes, and Burns's Poems.
III. Higher English j Parker Dashiell-Shake-
speare and Lscky's History or European Morals, 2
volumes.
jill. Arithmetic Alteu s. Miller.
Nv. Higher Mathematics: Charles c. Candy-A
box Of mathematical instruments.
" Latin Alten s. Miller.
vi. Greek st. John Clarhe--W -Worcester's Pocket
Dictionary. Best Things from Best Authors, 2 vol
umes, and Patrick Henry.
VII. French: 81. John Clsrke-Readers Hand.
book aud Poets Year
VIII. German: 81 John Clarke-Smiess Works,
volumes, and Self. Culture.
Edward ID. Priddy and Edward Hane-
winckel received gold pens for improve
mebt in penmanshp.
10 lieu Of two prizes won by Alien =.
Miller, he is entitled to a scholarship next
: geinp
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PROPOSALS.
WEsTERn LUNArIc AsYLuEs

WEsTERE LCSATIC AsYLUk,t
STANTON, Va, .,June 16, 1851.
T'0 GRoCERs.
SEALED BfDs TO SUPPLY THIS AsYLUHi
WITH The AkTICLEs BELOW Will be received
Ap 10 y O'clock II. on JUNEAU. 1881, at the ofsoe
OF a. NJ. .fAUkTLEROY, NJ. d.. Superintendent.
~ ~hom said bids should he directed-ibe goods to
Ss uehsered. freight paid, ia stanton by July 2.
iecl. OkE sample Of each article should be sent
Db.A HOSHObK, steward-tlfe Aeylum 10 take The
shoe or any part OF the goods at te prices offered
Foods
5000 pounds BEsr LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
40 poaDds BEST GUNp0WDER TEA,
200 pounds GOok BROWN SUGAR.
l.xgo pounds GOOD COFFEE SUGAR.
o0e poxDds GOOD uUr.LoAf SUGAR,
barrel GOOD GkASULATED SUGAR,
40 barrels GOOD r. u. MOLASSES,
tisree BEST CAROLisA RICE
=. A. HOsH0UR.
)el6-2t Steward.
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LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORiNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LRBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT An
invaluable and palatable tonic II all cases Of
weak digestion and debility. "Is success and a
boon for which nations should feel GRATEFUL
See Medical Press" Lancet" British Medi-
cal Journal" &c.
CAUTi0N.-Genuine only with the fac sfmtte
Of Baron Liebig's signature in blue ink across
the label.
dIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
bel,ad Of all Storeseepers, Grocers, and Chem
lists. Sole agents orthe United States Wholesale
only, c. David Co, 43 Mark Lane, London,
E1gard. ap 90-sa52t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

RlcBNoyD COLLEGE ALUxNI.--The ami
yersary exercises and banquet OF the So
ciety OF the Alumni Of Richmond College
will occur on Monday evening next. The
exercises will be held at Grace-Street Bap-
tIst church at quarter pact O'Clock. The
oration is TO be delivered by Rev. ID. w.
GwiD, ID. d., OF Atlanta, Ca, ana the
poem by Rev. Thomas Hume, ID. d., OF
norfolk. The banquet viii be held at the
81. Claire Hotel at half.past O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

ELECTION OF OPYIcRRs.-At O meeting OF
Richmond Commsndery, No. 2, Knights
GERS were elected: Eminent Commander, I.
8. Tower; GeneraIissimo, j. Thompson
Brown; Captain. General, John +. Mayer;
Prelate, N. w. Ysrrington; Senior War.
den, j. II. Capers; Junior Warden, A. X.
Courtney; Standard. Bearer. q. A. Ainslie
Sword-Bearer, B. +. Howard; Warden,
J. Z. Tyler; Guards, C. A. West, r. II.
Duesberry, w. j. Gentry; Captain OF the
Guard, d. Il. Collins.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, A PAIR OF YOUNG, N,
- HiGH-BRED CHESTNUT HORSES, ZrSA
suitable for light cAfrlayes stylish. and OF light.
clear action. Bas Ing raised alla driven Them my
~, know them 10 be d0eile, sound. and without
Ahy bleInish. They NAY be seen VI n. u. WiliaiDss
k6te. 1919 east FrsskiID street, Tor the next Two
Gays. after That time. at ny home, the RicbmoDd
a Aueghany railroad pear Bremo Blum station,
Flo yaspa county.
t,7F.s,Tnsfs CARY G. COOKE.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much 1t may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, 1t makes ihe SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
1t IS not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMrD, but " Is
in every way most perfect wash and a srLEsD<
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and is harmless as water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

LIMITED TICKET ExTRNsIOY.-It Is now
announced that the thirty-hour limit ticket
by the "new fast line TO and from Old
Point Comfort, Norfolk, Hampton, Ocean
View" etc., over the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad, will he extended for persons
going down on Saturdays, SO that they will
be good to return on the train leaving Nor
folk at 1925 T, NJ, the following Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-18

YELLow-FEvER.-To ameliorate the dreadful
affects Of yellow-fever take SIMMONS LIVER Reg
ULAToR. Let It be given in large doses, that II may
have an immediate effect upon the liver, and re-
move the accumulating bile. It so acs upon the
liver, stomach and blood as to prevent the attack
of this terrible disease. Buy only the genuine, In
white wrapper with red 2, prepared only by J. n.
ZEILIN x Co.