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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-21

Flour EXPORTED FROM RIcaMoND.-Rich.
nsond during May, 1881, exported 23,024
barrels OF -four. valued at .sl59,944, as
sgsiast sl2l,127 during MAY, 1880. For
eleven months her export OF flour was val.
ued az 81, ,59O,s45 as against s1,565,5S5.
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DEsPoSDENCY, II allowed unchecked, viii often
produce morbid condition, so that the least unszt-
sfactory affair that happens will swell into tsrrify-
ing proportions. The mind being warped often i'm
parts torpidity 10 the body, all OF which more
frequently Is the effect Of inaetion OF the liver than
from any other cause, aud by resOriing 10 SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR the mind win often ind
relief with the body. Buy only the genuine. IN
white wrapper with red z, prepared only by J. II
ZEILIN 4 Co.
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TRopIC-rKUIr LAXATIVE.

PRESCRIBED by PHYSICIANS.
TR0PIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND Refreshing
FRUIT LoZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DISAGRERABLE PURGATlvE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is TIKI
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION. BILIOUsNESS, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
7, acts gently, effectively, and is delicious 20 take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t imparts vgor TO
mind and body, and dspels melancholy, hypochon-
6rla, etc. ONE TRIAL coSyiNoEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 20 and so cents. Sold by all druggists.
Imy 3-deodtMhlO, 1921
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VIRGINIA CLAREr on drought, Of uncomnonl
fine guilty, at 81 ptr gallon; imported C.srst on
draughl at s1.2J per gallon; California Port Wine,
for medicnal use, at 81 per gallon. We eau recom-
mend these wines as rather better than most yir-
ginla wines. w. ID. BLAIR Co.
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BOARDING.

TO PARTIES CONTEMPLATING A
Il VISIT TO NEW YORK. Such will dnd CON
VENlENT and COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS
with fIRST.CLAsS TABLE and attendance a:
location Is the most central and easy of access OF
any In the city, and parties will at all times find
every attention TO their wants and convenience.
Terns will lie found reasonable. Parties desiring
tokngsge apartments In advance NAV address
MRS. WILLIAM BKVAN,
10S east Twenty-ihird street, New York.
To m
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RICHMOND COLLEGE ALUMNI.


Interesting Ceremonies at Grace.strcet Bap-
tist Chureh-A Large Attendance Present.
Banquet at 81. Claire Hotel PRESIDED Over
by DR.. Eloquent and Stirring Ad.
dresses-Meeting or the Alumni This Morn.
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FARM sALE.--Messrs. r. b. Chaffin n Co.,
real estate agents, sold on Saturday last the
farm belonging 10 Mr.. Jonah Cooper, IN
Henrico county, containing forty'nlne
acres, and near the city OF Richmond, 70
Mr.. A. J. EnsIow, Of illinois, Tor The sum
Df f6,5QQ.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
clear in the forenoon, with a refreshing
shower in the early evening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, 70 (;
8 A. NJ, SC; noon, 90; p. NJ, 05; p.
NJ, So; midnight. 76.
Mean temperature. S5A
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WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, and variable winds,
shifting to northwesterly, and higher ba-
rometer.
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H.nfar GnnEanl rsrys,

Do the city authorities intend to require
all persons whose fences and buildings en-
croach upon the streets where the perma'
nent grade is being established to remove
their encroacbments Or Is fish to be
made OF one and fowl OF anotberi
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HOrOPP's CELEBRATED FIRsT-paEMIuM
CHARLOTTESVILLE tLARET at al per gallon at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAs--elegart summer
wines-cheap, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc,

LIEBIG CoNPANY's COCA BEEF TONIC will re-
construct the most shattered and enfeebled, r.in-
vigorate the aged aud innrm, and make slcky chill
dren blooming ana healthy.
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THIS WE KNOW, HUB PUNCH with hot ,cotsr
makes due toddy, and nothing can match II when
us blended with lemonade fne ice soda-water. or
hot or cold milk. 1t FAR excesds all other forms Of
hot or cold punch. Sold by dealers eyeryyhers.
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NJ. ELLYsoS CO., advertising agents. Insert az
vertisements in all of the newspapers of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left al the Dis-
patch conntlns-room viii receive pronpt a.ten.
Ian,
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sc. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

"EyRRY FIBRE OF MY BEING Responds TO
the exblarai ing and beneficial Effects OF drsught
Of TARRANr's SELTzER APERIENr," "a the tes.
timouy Of thousands. sold by all druggists.
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CFFIcE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE(
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND, June IA, 1851.
rT,HE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
Il PANY have this day declared a semi'annual
dividend Of FIVE PER CENT, PAYABLE TO siock-
holders on aud after July 1st next.
&c l4.eod2w wM III. MCCARTHY, Secretary
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The thing desired found at last. Ask druggists for
Rough on Rats. IL clears out rats, mice, roaches
dies, bet-bugs. 15c. boxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-21

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIH, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much II may have become i'm.
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YoUrH.
It is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUNED, but It Is
in every way mos, perfect wash and srLEyDI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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fURNITURE.

DURING THE SUMNER MONTHS q
IL Will sell CHAMBER FURNITURE, ~
PARLOR FURNITURE, and DINING +"
kOOH FURNITURE at greatly reduced prices.
All 10 need - goods In my line VIII save money
10y locking through my stock. Goods sold on afr
ssxm,n0fsting terms, and payments made easy. VI
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
uy i4-eodsm Governor street. Richmond.
CPRING STYLES IN FURNlTURE.M
- fn PARLOR, CHAMBER. and DINING u
SITS our stock Is cosn plete, and will compare N
with any srst-clsss bsuse In toe ely as tosS
prices and quality or 70 ?d. tcu wiz ssse money
OF payment. Il. 'ATHkiSHI sVN,.
mh x3-3m ioAoovefnof street.
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scuotARsurP AND cONpUCT

l. Blue Ribbon CERT fcdtss-(.S0 u. ID. Blair
X. NJ. BlansenshIp +. n. FItzgerad, j. u. HerndOn
J. w. Lock wood, Jr (half session.. X. T.. Moore, H.
+. Morris. ". A. Morrison, A. N. Sehoep.
2. Red Ribbon Cert fcdtes-( s6tl.-A. b. Blair
{. CrosiOn, a. III Fitzgerald, J. I. jenkins, &. l..
Massie. X. Mitchell G. A. Peple, X. l.. Powers, Lee
Tanner, w. +. Taylor.
3. *PurpLe- Ribbon Csrtifedtes-i 92D "A. An.
derson, Jr.. }. 4. j. Anderson, n. Il. Baker, W. r.
Brown. l.. l.. Campbell c. G. Dunn, A. q. Glasgow,
Reid Hobson, &. p. Howard, G. j. Roberts, +. l..
Taylor, K. l.. Tompklns.
sThe scholarship for 1eSl-'s2 belongs TO the
bows Of this division. JOHN l.. MCGCfBE.
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DIVIDENDS.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. II. Co,)
JREAsUkKRS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA. June Is, 1881.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ A DIVIDEND OF PER CENT. on the capi-
tai stock OF ttis company will be paid at the office
of the company IN The city Of Richmond, Va, on
and after the lsT OF JULY NtNi.
The irant fer books viii he closed on The 24th ln-
slant until the 1st Of July. ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-21

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a. the
DISPATCH PRfNriSG-iloUsx. Good work, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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CONDUCT HoNORs.

Vhne.RttbOa Certifcdtes.-A, u. Blair, ". +.
Brown. A. G. Glasgow J. |. jenkins, X. Mitchell,
r. r. Moore, E. u. Peple, g. ). Roberts, X. W.
smith. q. swinefOrd, a. ". Schoen, Lee Tanner
ship. X. c. Croxton. j. q. IerndOn, G. z. Howard,
l.. Ingram, X. G. Cringau, T.: l.. Hobson, Jr.,
J. W. Hobson, j. W. Lockwood; Jr;, C. A; L. M2ssie,
Taylor, W. f. Taylor.
2. A. Anderson, DR., j. r. j. Anderson, II. B. Ba-
ker. J. w. Bioinax. f.. II. Brown. l.. l.. Campbell.
G. G. Dnnn, A. II. Fitzgerald 4. III. Fiizgerad, W.
A. Morrison, X. h. Morris, X. l.. Powers, f. L..
TompkIns.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HS- On all sales Of Real Estate made between the
LIST OF January and last OF June the taxes for The
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the lst of July and last Of
the year the taxes have TO be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in RichmoIr Iai sp-
piles To Richmond aud yicinty.l
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LECTUREN.

TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE
i THEATRE THIS EVENING AZ sH
o'clock by J BOUGHTON, the worid-renowned
lecturer. Come one and all. FREE. No coilec Ton
t1ken ur.
SUBJECT: Defence Of Liquor Dealers and Why
Mini. iers DO Not Attend. te 2l-lt*
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 12 NJ, commissioners
sale of snburbln farm known as |" sharon" on

UKUBBS WTTLTADIS, IL VI, tOntl NIOltIs'
sale of suburban farm known as "shsros," on
the Westham road two miles from Richmond.
CHEWING & ROSE. 9 =. NJ, commi sioDers'
sale of valuable lot on the north side OF Cary
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets.
JNO. F.. LAUGHT0N, 10 A. NJ, special sale Of
regular retail stock of mems, ladies' isses', aud
children's fine shoes, &C.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO., q 2. NJ, framed house
and valuable lot near the depot Of the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, on The west side Of see
ond between Byrd aud Arch streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 8 p. NJ, framed store aud
dw welling on fifth street near Broad.
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sImMoEs Liver REeULAToR.
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The symptoms OF Liver Complaint are litter or
had taste In the mouth; Pain In the Back, Sides or
Joints. often mistaken for Rheumatism; Sour
stomach; Loss Of Appetite; Bowels alternately
eostive and lax: Headache; Loss of Memory, with a
painful sensation OF having failed TO do something
which ought 70 have been done; Debility; Low
Spirits; thick. yellow appearance OF the Skin and
Eyes; = Dry Coagh, often mistaken for Consump-
ton.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease, N others very few; but the Liver. the
largest organ in the body Is geaeraiy the seat OF the
disease. and n not Regulated In time great suffer-
ing. wreschedness, and Death will ensue.
As AN uNFAILING SPECIFIC. TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTioN.-Bpy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER gEGuLAToR unless In our en-
gravei wrapper, with trademark, stamp and sigma.
iure uabroken. Noue other is genuine.
MANUFACTURED ONLY ny
j. II. zEIL1N 4 CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. te 4.codtAu20
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IRON BITTERS.
IRON BITTERS

Are highly re- j.
commended for
all diseases re-
IRON BITTERSl lquinug GER IRON BIrTERS
liain and ehi-
eient TONIC. es-
ATrue Tonic. Ipecially DYs- Cure Dyspepsia.
PEPSIA. INDI
lGESrI0N, IN
RMiTTENT-
FEVER. Los
sF STRENGTH
WANT OFAPPE-
TITE, LACK OF
IRON BITTERSlENERGY, etc IRON BlTTERS
Enriches Il
blood strength
Complete ems the muscles. For Delicate
and gives new
Nife 10 the
Sirengthener. nerves. THEY Females.
ACT LIKE A
lCHARM on the
digestive or
gans, removing
lal dyspepticl
isymptpOms.
TRY THEM.
IRON BITTERS Sold by ali drug IRON BITTERS
gists
Write for the
Snre Appetizer. Il B5os- Azure RevlVer.
SENT FREE.
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PICNIC CI0ARs, Sc.
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NeGnire,s ScteooI.

The sixteenth session OF this school closed
yesterday, with the distribution Of certifi-
Gates OF successful examinations and OF
general honors as follows:
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=" ROUGH ON RAIs.~

CHICK CIGARS, Sc,
, 1881-12-30

No"ltcnt 0itrhHcE nua Murders.
...... t"rrf*band!nrt L"'ta'h 1t"'s.
DuRt.tH, Dee, 16.-Week uEter wpuk usip hns 10
rpnrut flint thu ut.nt,11l ulItio t,r trrtat,,t IL
,,,ttIru, fr,,, ,v,,l :, ,v,r.c Nh - ,rnt n...n,
I. .''..'1. A',' ". '" W. .. ~ t1' s " ~" """'e'
Wltnont lfcah lhs'f'ttr' aash'ttedly AErtrlili'.
Other hErurlIlh crimes, lesser 1T tegrtc, hut ii-
stIreiI y thu hnr,o laptt,ps hrruap In rl,,,,tmr
~ i'm nva sn.tnu ami tc rI,,h,a f,nv,r,nm, 4.
t,.uni III, s.s,,,it. ~ IN nr,i NM w Tm'',,,t IN
n t.e ttcr .r H. lIsssv. i,,i E.;,,",,,s % I,n,.ni
III Frs.,r. N,,,. IL i"st tx.n ,ou.n.o n.,,,,,
f,st.t,in MA s, ,,a,,.tI ~ % irEnnt,1, ,,,T," "
fr. i'm jstlri ~ E".,nn -, ,u T., ~. .iI,, T.,
Eiiimrnrv. trE.rtrI. tmn .,",I. n.Mnm' M iii
man uf III M,itf. !. IN, hnv,, T.MrT Enn,.,urts
iIrtt II, mir tM.nruts md, ~. wt. ,, ~ INV II
i'm xc r.. II r,i ~ 1".'n't .i',,t W .rSrtw ~
,rr,.i tn snv tint tnI .t,orn tx ~, iia,,,rnr
en-, in,ssi my i. XII rim; iii " ti,ta r's,,i.
w"s ,nnt ~ ~, .3,sn'.v ;,,o ..t, III, '''. ~
ham,, %T ,tors,,'i,,r. t"..,.o,n,so,,,u n ' t,w
fifm nnI ArIin,, tr,r,r IL tns i,,,,sI;s
~. ti,osn thrt,, 1., anI si,t,t ttom In tin r'rf.s
et. ~ ,t,r f"Iil9.s XII lin .h t,n 'nu tt,o va.,
,,art ~ tritiniY,,'u ieva wita shnt M,snv i'm ~
thp crn,t,ls VIVA s,,t In tin Kb,s iii t}G ttthHt.
:rItIn ,ys shtW In tn hpv nf,T n nit ltkrIv n
rcts,ycr. Eyury u,,c in iii, iuta,ty K.t,ws via
teiI saving Wnut tst ty,,lII,I fhc,,, ito in M
ts.i;}nT ,tn nhe t,,rv ,Yn,I ur iii th,,u al; nj IT,,
shniiti lie yb;,t:1 itts il tJ,mrtmi ln,y az ria
Limit icaul1p si,ir. ' " "
An,,thnr mvrnrinu murder t,onrs tcsti,nnuv tn
thu rtmlttr ~ tht, ,,ru,njzr trr,1rIsn ,v whit,
Tin f, tr,,,t lnnI,IFtaf., IL rrfInI i,.f,r,aI,s,
VIVA r,ty1rt tu!ar tfut NJ jtullyfarnnt, u
az inIjv tnIut .i,rmip .,s,t., cs,a,t.v irns
tt,,n1rrTi. wI,s shnt d.,HI Mss Whit rnr n,,rnu
, 1881-12-30
Faal'iunable YonnC Ludy'a Disgrace.

., H1HtHVF'lt I'ftI9lltNlI, Jkr. =. .
PsSM,ia Pua iast Ysv.x ey taao t''lteets Ut tug Fltn
ysaf. "f aRa. iressui IN quiet :-k eiuKIIt s,yto,
n tHsenseFe H. thu early tluurs Ut tho oyo.ilnv
kttxot ka.x " tongtss. Ihey had foi,na her in iuv
,r'atH stH n,"ier tho inttl.cnGu Ut liquor. and hui!
1a,}ta hrf lon tal.cay biot 10 rUN hgr ns the
Lnp* r. With pihcr designs. Thsy wtru interrupted
i, tAd arrival of tho Officers una tusIk to thur
cv,,s ss, Vns yanx la'ly was taken in char4e aud
, 1881-12-30

Mr. md Mrs. Seward Wcl,b, upon their return
from their t'rttnt thur. wifi inakc their hutna
G,iue ilt,tlst.. uMd II is expcetet thut ti,ey Will
r't1laih there yrar, wt,io strs. Wot,h Is having
tho house which her ththrr hns Etvcit her rc-
fitted and rctur,listed. Thu utt,Duut Ut Mrs.
Wcbl's wedding Rlrt In l,onls fruni her tnthcr Is
Hnld now to hu hMiE Il ,nIllIDt. u! dollars. Mr..
Webb IL u bcrotnt Mr. Hun.lcrblit's broker In
Wall street.
, 1881-12-30

No .nnttcr whit your feelings or ntTrnt IL,
HHp l]llters will tU you good. Iruyc II. Scu
h,lOtller la,ansnn.
, 1881-12-30
I.KJHUNE BI.<fNEII OFFICI;y
TN {1ll1lEli tlIl AiYH1Nf lIl1l1A tl,E i1I1

TRIBUNE IL:1iNElT OF'IrICIsy
IN ORDER IL ACCOMMODATES Ou
sasS Al c t ocss Il H. S9oaE' e n.y. ~ ays
us ttGntpulad lulow. whero adveFtitoiunlA viii 10
s 5 f w III ssis r"esss tsss IL g. fr Main Of
HENRY j. ,,fGE ,EG3E}|r rli liiv'SS;9S SISSs,,, l cot,,,o
~. Y Il slMMs luoksollosa and Ataltouoss, III
jUi,30N j. J1GoDus. Druggist, au7 lnd'aus-ay..
% IT, ~ HItiist1S. Druggist, oornvr rntr. r.rst ana
ID: q. DOW 4 Co. eor,,or .oakwool boulevard uud
eo't"xo aFo's-"F;s WI:sT tsh!aSpv; aBSrpv;1srov,
FisASK sQoAllt Druggist, u; Wost Aladlson.sL,
si;illti;taEi., Druggist, ~ wc's 1.akcst. cor
" 4. i'WEil,4 Druggist as sou, llul.uu-.t
Tx. KIxfT. 6fasu!s.. IL. West sludson-s.. COR
w JAMEs s::s H. KltsKLEy* + CO.. druggists, ISL sou.n
w. !ass na.s Druggist, 81. West Mad
''39. Sfaas... s puu 1.lanaav
cgrnar Hf I'H!nlItt!-st. =! {! l
aGSi &Uats sSs"fS Grsssiss Ia North a,sea
nuu1tsai&i2Mtr &trts etS'si%S eo. H'S.s,.t. ~ North
fS: s!i:e" w. Druggists CTS ,.atrasoe-.
&$s S$@. " tt I'll Ss$ ss US tSs;s:E
,oonc.1o. nd% S"S SsSsatsi, Sas 1l,ao r.s1.ar and
Fiity~lhtn!.st-
rx,wosn s}s hSefSc o}fie s0rnor Wentworth
dl:ol.gs W. nu}H }E"HeaSs, ioofsso,!cc s.a,lons,, and
Nuwsdc4tor.
c.S.WNlt.S, rost-Uicu, uni nrugslst, l:yanaton.
ay.. rear HltNtrey.st-
, 1881-12-30

BUILDING M4fIychI1lI4S.
pUII.UISG MATERIAL. FOR SAl.E-
lu etnh old bFlrk ruxt Luke and Cllu tnlI
y pet III. TllUS. NiGll0teuH. Chirueor, HuslAats'
Exchange.
, 1881-12-30

A UCrlUN SALES or WATCHES,
\ cIpgks and tewsir{ sysr! nal - sySning WI;
WesL MAAl2uu-4I
, 1881-12-30

{1ON SALE -':nN!H7 FEET. EAST
my par iSut, Ei.,Olr j Gi.AitX, Koonl u Mu.ro.
,tutItnu ltlNck,
, 1881-12-30

EtUK SA Al,E-1IY E14L[UFT Z CLAItlht
IL ~ Metropolitan HIurk:
WEST MAI}lsON-Hr.
flsatO7isfnek q y, ,oHn frunls paythc 10 rcr cunt
kNUNlitnck Uf4 brick rlt.rus, Will my Il pur utnt
&21uIl--t-HtUfy attIs,G-fF,nt. &Ix III iett.
t!.nI-!trtck AiItea and nnts, AK IN feet.
xE.lku-tlu1lB alUEeA uH4 tAt+. asS Ii tGUt.
tatug-1'*fy m,,d ba t,Mipmt n.arbtc.ir.Imt 1sxl1a
f14Dl-I-HtHty brick. AtUr.N hnu Hats. i31lil
fLhtu-"!+.tnry hEich stur1 aid tfats.
aiiAu-&x:an feut mar fvbE trlltue tnpf0v oments.
tl9H1-.lyi-i fcNt nunr W1nGtlUttHf.Mv.
f!eItu-:3xi.u tnut. tss,ttH improvements.
slttAl-l1xl-l iGut. ft1ltlc ktUrE ht1u tAtt.
tlft-{jf III tEGt. fHCntlt NUGf HN*t8rft.HY.
, 1881-12-30

T1A{tTNElt WANTED IN ESTAlt-
i.hea paser box snd ntaoT alas usactnssFs E.,nAs:
ntlsI IL U.in.ss nun, anA basn InIu ftau ~ taO
clpttSL AIu{ebs Y u TtltuHp uI.le.
, 1881-12-30

1MANTE) - 4 LIVE COMMERCIAL.
w sNas.an Ur sclluE wl,tl yasst g.,slnaI,1 $'all
ii pmteFpraG wlufeY Gs tMcuAp vii
u nut lose t1u fAu uy u1Uukbi secured BY cuntract.
IL Trlbuh9 utnrG.
1ITAErED-.A MAN WITH $1,000 To
w SatAll Il. buy u ttlIrtu9 puftuuF'a tnpT9st IN
laIfsuyt. eIl.,Mylnn notwithstanding 4usInets. Ad-
ttrrs4 III tribune ,lifcu.
, 1881-12-30

1Nt)K SAl.E-A GENT .EA1AN'Sl HOME
~ yho lr!r4 rcsdnhsc ana hrck sstrsIasv.tGMye.
Hky. ctiNyunlHEt u eIEs tGs IL cuee ht'Iug sud
nn ~ huHRht ehcup. kuou !, 81 1snudopl-st. u. J.
, 1881-12-30

mo ENCl!ANtiE-A LIBRARY 0FHOuD
l. but,ks tor fa.nlly carriage md lutse i9asa 10
Fss cIaAA. AldrS11 Tor " uAtk IFltuuQ 9aIGx.-
, 1881-12-30

co DUNIIsI I:I;.1L It.SJ.tIE1.
1TUlt S.AI.E-.iiU-..Cis!: FARM IN FORD
IL CAnny, III. miles fr.ltI duiMt. rnts fnrti hus
itaiIdUlt,h-ut.
, 1881-12-30

E1ON S.tLE-SUUTltEAS'r CORNER OF
Adams rtsIll-rts., III " a Will, buildings;
best cur1ur tn inprtvu On tiu struut. -
ttnest vacant il IN l:Nke -Ar.. gust frnns ~ hJ lst
Hius frals tbMsG and tut III fuFGxt-Ay,. butwUtn
Ihrty.hccOnA attd Thirty. t!lr!.sit
, 1881-12-30

NTASTED = AN ACTIVE DRUGGIST
w 9r lu,Ishltlo Individual T., Inks c.,htts,l NJ u
t:ilrHEV md slrEniIyt M rulfietIt,n Mil Ironts
latlr. Ail,itGt~ II. u. o.. 81 GrIlmn House.
W Ej-I,AlrFES13EK THAT IN
W. stands cutting nnrl. ut s.ull,cnsl cornpr Clark
, 1881-12-30

INUR S.A /. .E--l:sJ, C.AlllfOff~AN., OCTA-
xun st1tla.ir,tist .-st,fy nttv utu bAh1u,Gntt nt
.ytid sut lctit " nl!uyi bnriHli+ lUusu h ~ ta-
tutt,l.st ti j, ttlt.liA,ltiS,
, 1881-12-30

II,Olt SALE-hOUSE AND LWf IN
Wust Lnke-rl., CUR tMkinyt lrleG f!-axIi rllGAp-
ca lnt's STRUT. i. 4. CuMatlNus CU. III I.a
kAIlB-M
, 1881-12-30

ETT'Lt,IHE ENE ~ Itt:.fU.
TN1lPl.OSAtESF Etjl:EA EHAL
IL nHtgc Vi the tnteFlHtliKi f...Iutsrlu tur1t
y, Mnsss;ay, s'res !..na %.
nrhNsN nt Diicas In tu PRINCIPAL eits,. n.fl
iM9 urIMttunity lu !uc11ta attfHauto In au Usitsl
States and lAs1Ain. 49,
Glstt rara WI! bs tuken u the *aiectnn NJ tass.
HistE j1rcsfMAAnty ad >vHixtr0sstY bS l.rnst+1
~ si."r, hn.Iee. Hns.nt'.s tnsuaua raM 10 xurpvd
With tstlns"tuHt aaststuNta Vt Htt.sr Aax los hny
rrnIn uf .tInuyHeAt l'Mruts iv linz uuL Ut Ilu city
si''utd send atnup fur eIrtutar.
, 1881-12-30


A Ill. KINDS Or FELT. COMPOSITION,
~ md srvlI Hptnk dan4 ut ttIu IuwAxs ratus uId
Nla ruois .rotAir1d W J. W1l.kEH FNitD i Ctl, III
,Nd +; West Washnatun-st. Establ!shcd sIxtetl,
, 1881-12-30

1oOlt SAI.E-3sNtlu FEET, UN NORTH
WeIa-&t,, mar Usit nj {lLal tcr fuU. El.l1l~r
Il CLAIM. HuuM ~ alutrul"'!I.sh liltek.
, 1881-12-30

'L1Oi. SAI.E-:..STOltY1 MI BASEMENT
IL brick un Ohtnr-tt-. hytNuen ttk atlu iuailUrtlt
ii routns. y n,u Investment. MEAD EtE.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-08
THE ODD-FELLOWS.

On the LIST fJanuary the new revised work
Of the Independent order of Odd-Fellows
went into use in all Of the subordinate
lodges
The new work makes some radical
change. in all branches Of the order. A
part OF the old has been dispensed with,
and additions have been made to supply its
place, the whole making decided i'm
proycment as all the initiated will under
stand In the new work there is said to be
greater simplicity, it's more practical and
there !, more harmony between the writ
ten and the unwriten than in the old. In the
new work the subordinate lodges consist Of
three degrees instead Of five as in the old,
and it was generally understood that all
business Of the lodge would be transacted
in the third instead of the first degree as
heretofore, but this change, it seems, was
not made.
There is some doubt expressed among
the different publications Of the order as to
whether this change would have been good
one, but among these, as among the Odd
Fellows, the majority believe the change
would be for the better and should have
been made.
The matter will undoubtedly receive a
good share of attention at the next session
Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
The new work makes the organization OF
lodges, or meetings, for instruction nee
essary, and for that purpose, Alexander
Lodge No. 22i, of Cairo, will be visited
next Thursday by grand officer, and part
of the afternoon and the evening will be
devoted in the hall, to study and practice
The Lodge now, we believe, embraces
nearly two hundred members, all good
men, and includes among them, some OF
our best and most substantial citizens.
It is expected that representatives from
Lodges at Joncsboro Sandusky, Dongola,
Mound CITY, Metropolis and other adjacent
towns will be in Cairo to attend this meet
ing in Odd Fellows hall and, of course,
there should be full attendance Of the
mcml era Of fine Lodge here
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-08
MOVEMENTS IN REAL ESTATE.

As RECORDED IN THE OEFlcE OF THE
CIRCUIT CLERK or ALEXANDER COUNTY.
John F. Brodcrick and wife and b. Smith
to James Johnson, quit claim deed dated
February 9TH, 1881. Lots one block thirty
two in the city Of Cairo; consideration five
hundred dollars.
f. VI. Brown to W. II Smi,hcrs, receiver,
etc. Warantcc deed dated November
10th, 1880 Tor right OF way over S. w
quarter of section four, east part of n. L,
of section 3, township II, range 2. Con-
sidcraton three hundred and thirty-siX
dollars
Lucinda Martin to W. II. Smithers, re.
ceiycr &c. WARRANTED deed, dated Noyem,
Der 10Th, 1850, for right Of way over n. W.
S, of section 4, Z. part n E, section 5,
township Il, range I, Consideration three
hundred and thirty six dollars