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fFrom the CoIumpas EnqHireT.I

fyrou, the Columb1s EHqHirer.l
Abouf a year ago . party OF gentlemen
Dl;v,rc neor Green Hill. Stewart county, Ca.
took a notion that they would move ont
west and grow up with the country.
;Tbev went 10 Texas, and had not been
there hut a short time before they formed
the acquaintance OF wire-walker,"
whose name was Bond. The acquaintance
rirencd into friendship. and Bond was so
pleased with his new-found friends that he
wanted them 10 give him Georgia sweet
heart. This was an easy thing for them to
do, and they recommended young lady in
the Green Hill neighborhood. Now comes
the romantic part Of the story. One even
ing after Miss Annie Nicholson had finished
milking the cows and had rinsed out the
strainer rag and hung It by the door-facing
TO dry, she got letter. This was notan unri-
sual occurrence, but the letter was most
unexpected one. II was from her Texas
friends informing her that they had given
her away and that her byer by proxy
wanted TO know IL bs could write to her.
She couldn't refuse such modest request,
and answered him. yes. Bond wrote to
her Immediately on receiving the permis-
sion. He liked her ehirography and the
smack OF her letter. He thought he would
like her better and asked an exchange
Of pictures. Again she could not refuse.
He was in a heaven OF bliss at the sight Of
his fair Venus. and at once made a proposal
OF marriage. She had made a precedent
and II would not do 10 violate it, and again
she could not refuse.
February 1G was set for the time OF cul-
minating their happiness by the holy bonds
OF wedlock. Those who knew Of the love
affair said it was all joke, but Bond meant
business. Last Friday evening one week
ago a stranger called at the house where
Miss Nicholson resided. IL was her Ado
MS. He saw the goddess Of his hearts
idolatry; he took in the situation and
was pleased-aye. fascinated, charmed. He
left her with a promise to call Mt the ap-
pointed time, when their marriage nuptials
would be celebrated. Last Thursday
evening he was in on time and the happy
MARRIAGE NaS pOnclImmafp1
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How American Girls Kiss.
(From the Atlanta CopstItutIon. !

The Maine girl, tall and ruddy, kisses as
though she were taking an impression in
the ehewing-gum Of her native State. The
Massachusetts girl kisses In the Greek
style, favored with brown bread. The
New York girl goes at Ii rs II she were
dabbling ina wall-street speculation. The
kiss Of the New Jersey girl Is fiery rs q
taste Of applejaeh@ better known AS Jersey
lightning. Little Delaware's girls are rs
soft as the peaches which grow there.
A Maryland kiss Is rich and juicy as q ter
rapin sew. In the Old Dominion you are
met with genuine hospitality; the girls
kiss as though they wanted you TO stay.
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MaRcH 8. 1889

MAKVH :, IoN-.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear sir,-Won't you oblige the gene
raj public by publishing the title OF al
biis which were introduced in both Houses
OF the:Legislature on yesterday Tuesday Z
and il will be OF great service 10 many Of
YoUR SUBSCRIBERS.
[It would take two or three columns TO
do so. There were Gs introduced in the
Senate and about $50 in the House. With
one or two exceptions all OF these were
old bills-bills which fell through by the
expiration Of the regular session. They
have all gone TO committees, and a they
pass each house viii be reported in this
naper.l
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yI,o WHOM IT M CONCFRN.-No.

L TICE. A. substituted trustee for Ann ~ Rot
i,dav. The widow and Waller, TaIucs VI. NicTi L.,
William ~. and Alberta HO!iaesy, children o.
ALERT l.. iiuiiady, deceased viii. q TIE end ..
three mon TIE. make application II the Andifors
Olice Of f0c ely OF Richmond. Inr The reissue. IN
my name. rs spch trustsz', al \ LOST BOND or
rhE CITY OF RICHMOND for si.lon, No. 229-
dated 8 "a u Nay. 1857, due the 1T Of January.
1889. At q per cent interest. Issued - Nass
HOiiaday, ana hy him transferred on The 3Utii "a
May, 1897, % Aieyand, r. NOilaaY. as,rtsfcs, iof
aboye-named parties said iast-n9inc'i trustee BE-
ing now degd. and aid bond h7vln, been lost 3.
him Ia bis lifctlme. WALLER IiOLIADtN.
H. 23-Tt3mO Trustee.
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RICHMOND HN/NNE. 10 q VI. houl lqhuI,I fInr :.
nlture, &c.
WILLIAM III. LYME 4 co, ~ T.. NJ, ~r-t
Brcad-Sfreo. lot, with a brick dwelling Ii. t,,-
on, between Jefferson ani Mastson streets.
CHEWING & ROSE. A.. Y. ~. two JuiIdinz
lots az the northeast corner Of First snd Jack
son streets, with brick house and Kitchen
thereon. O. bc removed.
QUARLEs X MCCtRDY. 81 l.. VI. comrDl,-
sioners' sale Of largc numbcr of building I,t-
ON Baldwin street between Buchanan snI
James street..
l.. POWERS, l24 T. W.. 80 barrels Baldwin ~
pie, at 1912 Main street.
QUARLES q McCURDY. ) l.. ", trustees ~ r.
of store and dwelling No. 9O9 north seven
teenth street. between Christian and Richasyi
street.
X. u. cHAFFIS & co. 4.SO L. NJ. real csists.
on Main street east of fwenty-1fth street.
FRANK ID. HILL. = l.. NJ. framed ,lxe,lt1e
No. $40 Beverly. between Pine aud Bclyislcry
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Official smaIl.Pox Report.

OFFIcE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, Va, March 8, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The report for to-day is as follows:
Colored male, No. G2l north Fifth street,
smallpox; hospital.
Colored female, Marshall stree; between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, yMioloid ;
hospital.
White male, Marshall street between Fiji
tecMh and Sixteenth streets, yarioloid /;
hospital. Respectfully,
j. q. CABELL.
President Board OF Health.
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From Professor A. Jackson. Laval rnfvcr-sty
Quebec IL have used good deal OF CoLpxx's
LrEnrG's LIQUID EXTRACT or ByKr AID To.ic
iSvicogAroR 10 my private prsctice. and can re-
commend IL as extremely uscfni IN Eases OF dssH-
ity and weak digestion. requiring strengthening
nouriShmen'.' .tsk for coiden's; tcte no osbss-
OF druggists Rcurr,liy
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The NIidlothion Relief Committee mai

The Midlothian Relief Committee make
the following acknowledgements OF contri-
buttons received: Spring Creek Baptist
church, Chesterfield, 1922; collections by
Rev. T.. III. Beverly, Braidwood, ILL.,, 81
Mrs. A. Keith Mnrry, Warren, Albemarlt
county, 81 st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
church, at Chester, Va, Rev. Thomas
Spencer, S4.j3. II. .O'BRIEN, Chairman.
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WILNlYGrON. DEL. March ], 1882

-HI' 1VHf III II yT"S'
Dear sir,-Your printed notice soliciting
funds for the benefit of the widows and
orphans OF those who lost their lives in the
terrible calamity at the Midlothian coal
mine is duly received, and We take plea
sure in handing you the enclosed draft for
$50, which accept for that purpose. With
our warmest sympathy for the bereayed
families, PusEY, ScOTT & Co.
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A Gnnn NURSE

should not hesitate 20 wait upon these whom even
such disease as smallpox has attacked. Their
Is litle TO be feared by persons waiting ON the SICK
II they will use DARBYs FRoPuSLAcric FLUID
freely IN the water they ba.he witb and also take
lt Internally In sies rooms IL shosld be exposed
ON plate or saucer, and the patien; sponged "a
with the auid diluted With water, and aiso a few
drops used internally. II should also be used aboa'
every part uf the house.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool and
cloudy, with rain at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ a. M., 81 !;
. A. NJ, al; noon, 46; p. NJ, 40; 6 p.
NJ, ~; midnight, 50.
Mean temperature. 403.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DaY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy weather, with
rain on snow, northeast TO southeast winds,
lower barometer, and stationary or slight
rise in temperature.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

az On all ssies Of Real Estate made between IL r
lst or January and last of June the taycs fns III,
present year have to be paid by the purchs SER ~,
AL sales made between the 1sf of JnIy and IL q ~
inc year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seilrr
lIhis custom was adopted about hfteea years q,
plies 70 Richmond aud vicinty.l
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NJ. ELLysoN & Co.. advertising agents. Insert s1-
vertisemcntsn all OF the uewsps pers Of the Unssea
States At publishers rates. Orders left at the Die
patch coanting-room win receive prompt st,ea- =
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The MOZART TINS EVENING. First, over
ture "Ilaydce," tAuber,) orchestra; Sc
cond, solo tenor, "The Vagabond," (sfol-
loy,) Mr.. q. X. Montgomery, of Boston :;
third, solo soprano, "Johnny is Waiting"
Plase,) Miss May Thomas; fourth, solo
tenor, Fragrant Summer Time," (Furst,)
Mr.. F. w. Cunningham; fifth, solo clari-
net, Bailo Maschera," (Vsrdi,) Mr.. Felix
Jardella: sixth, solo tenor, "Tis Not
True" (Mattei,) Mr. G.. K. Montgomery
seventh, solo soprano, "Then," BASS
ford,) Miss May Thomas; eighth. solo tenor,
"Baby and l." Dockstadter,) Mr.. f. w.
Cunningham ninth, wal.zes, Narra-
gansett," (Gungl,) orchestra.
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DON'T FORGET when you are discussing piAnos
that srEISwAY 4 soSs shippsd sss<afy per esnf.
Of all that were sent 10 Europe last year. Thts
speaks for Itself. RyLASp 4 Lxx, Aseass.
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done
the DISPATCH PRfSrIye-IioUsE. Good work
low prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE MASON HANLIS. GEoRes woops, Bra-
DETr. WILCOX WHITE, AND sHoSISesB Or
CANS are not surpassed ny any in the world. Ry-
LAND LEE, Agents. 913 Main street. Richmcne.
~.
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TF ri Is Not RrGur. 10 not do 70: " not trnc, 20
NOT ssyi But we do say t. and say IL 10 true, sha,
Won can get rst-class Breakfast, Dinner. or Sup
per for 23 cenis at LANES MoDEL DINING
Rooms, No. 322 north seventh street.
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TISsLEY's PEAs for sale very Tow to he trade
W. ID. BLAIR 4 Co., ll0s eat Main.
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For years the DrSBAn PIANO wa sold by Pro-
lessor Ambold a. the leading piano OF this eoun-
try, and 80 have the best musicians endorsed IL.
RAMOS & MOSES, 9li Maja street. sole agents.
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MoSrRosE WHrsxry- the best for fainl1y use
W. ID. BLAIR 4 CO.,
llU9 east Main stress.
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THE DUNHAN PLANS, for year, before and
since the war recognized ~ the lead.ns lnsiru-
ments In the southern States, are for sale ~ RAJ
MOS & MOSEs.
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SUPREME Court OF APPsALs.- Phoenix
against The Commonwealth. Submitted.
Thomas against Davidson and others.
Submitted.
Bockover against Life Association Of
America. Argued by John Hunter and
Linden Kent, Esqs., for appellant, and r.
:. Maury, Esq, for appellee.
Richard Douglas Wortham, Esq, was
allowed TO practice ~ counsel in this court.
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The FAsHIoSABLE WINTER sANIrARIuN
At OLD PoISr AND THE STEAMER CITY or
RlcHxoxp.- are reliably informed that
the Virginia Steamboat Company viii In
short time place their magnificent steamer
Cjty OF Richmond on the route between
here and Old Point, Norfolk, &C., in order
10 accommodate the increasing northern
and city travel 10 the Hygeia Hotel, at Old
Point Comfort. This hotel has become q
great fashionable resort and resting-piaee
for inyalids and tourists en- route TO and
from Florida during the winter and spring
months. The City OF Richmond Is
floating palace, and made great reputation
e New York and Long Branch last summer
by her speed.
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THE BEST CHEAP PLANO for tie money in tit.
market IS sold at 9l3 Msin street by RYLssp q
LEE. Call and see 10.
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EnOWN'S IRON BITTERs

BROWNS IRON BlTTERs
has bccn thoroughly tested for
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION. BILlOUsNES'
WEAKNESS. DEBILITY, ovERwORK.
RHEUMAT1sM. NEURALGIA.
CONSUMPTION,
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
KIDNEY TROUBLES, &C.,
ANDIT
NEVER FAILS
TO RENDER
sPFEDv AND PERMANENT RELIEF.
lmh 4-codlwl
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REy. g. ". RICE,

ediior Of The fmerfodH ChTssffn" Rerieir' says OF
Rnowx's Inoy BrTTIRs:
ClSCINNATI, o., November 1G, 1881.
e.y,lcmen.-ThC ooli.h wasting Of vital force
a., badness pleasure. and vicious indulgenceof our
,.ople. makes your preparation necessity, and II
spplled will save hundreds who resort to saloons
for Temporary recuptrsiion'
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For aged men. women, weak and siekly
children, without q rival. VIII not CAUSE
headache. Browns Iron Bitters.
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Sc. only for A PIc-SIc CIeAR.

DUSHAA CELEBRATED PIANOS at 9lf Main
street for cash or easy payments
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UxnxRTAKERs.

IcsEPH w. LAEBE, -
~ fURk1sHlNG-U UNDERTAKER,
COMMA fjnsrASp BROAD sTRTKTs,
kiCHNOND. Va.
WOOD AND METALLIC BijRIAL-cAsEs,
.tpbE&s HEARtk- HACKS,
ye'esspAte sBd eoanlFs ordsFs solist(ed. nh 4
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yIoLISs. ACcORDEoys, GUITARS, and all kind
Of strings at the music-house 9i4 Main street.
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A true assistant 10 nature ~ restoring
the system 10 perfect health, tn's enabling
1t 10 resist disease, II Browns lron bsitess.
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ROE HERRIscs are Getting scarce. W. ID
BLAIR q CO.. 100 east Main street
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TuE THEArRE.-The third presentation
OF cone Hundred Wives" was given at
the Theatre last night to small but appre-
ciative audience. The engagement OF the
company will be concluded tonight.
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WHY BE SICK aud aiing when Hor BIfrERs
viii surely cure yOuI
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.

COMPLETE STOCK, ali styles and prices Of the
superb EsrEY ORGANS at RAMOS 4 MOSES.
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COMPLIMENT To A RICHMOND FAyoRrTE.-
A New York paper. in noticing recent
performance OF the comic opera ..Apaiune
the Water-Sprite." at McCaulPs Bijou
Opera-House, in that city, speaks rather
lisparagingly OF the piece, and doubts
whether II will prove popular success.
Il, however. mentions in hattering terms
Mr.. Joseph Greensfelder, former resident
OF Richmond, who takes one OF the princi-
pal characters in the east. as follows:
/" Among the gentlemen the principal
honors are carried of by Mr. Greensfelder
as Yosa. The splendid bass voice OF this
rising artist Is heard to good advantage in
both the solo and concerted music, and on
Saturday night he received the most genu-
inc encore OF the evening"
Mr.. Greensfelder's friends in this city
will read with pleasure this well-deseryed
compliment.
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PPLICATION Is UEfEBY MADR

n TO THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR~
OF TtlE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY for :hs renewal Of TWO
SHARES SrOCN no. "a - Issued by ibr hIi7n-
lie, Mississippi ani ohio Railroad Compsng ~ NJ
name, ~ Per record ~ tbe bori.s OF he coinp-n;
and which has been lost
fe2-Th2m WILLIAM J. BRANCH
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Police CoUET..'rho following cases Were
disposed OF yesterday:
samuel Twyman (colored), charged with
stealing one barrel Of scrap-iron from Mi
chael Kelley. Discharged.
William Burwell (colored) was fined %
for sssaulting and beating Martha Hudson.
Charles Piemont, drunk. Jailed for ten
days.
George Hill (colored). tre.passing on the
premises Of u. :. Davis. Discharged.
Bob Wood was fined $40 for assaulting
and striking the son OF Mrs. Lucy Briz-
zolgra.
DIR. z. Dillard (colorcd). charged with
fraudulently obtanining hack from j. b..
Hams, was required TO give surety TO be OF
good behavior for three months.
Joseph Brown (colored), charged with
contempt OF court, was fined $40.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, -
Il DWELLINGS. Il
1915 west Main street: rsolns.
1s south Laurel street rooms.
AIS south pine street: 2 rooiaS.
2l6 west Duyal street 4 or ) rooms.
5l9 north II rrison street: , npOm>.
TWO OR THREE ROOMS, furnished or unfur
nrsh. 5i4 north Fifth street.
STORE on west Broad street, Flha PARK.
FARMS.
$50 ACRES. with LARGE BRICK DWELL
ING aad other ssa5t ont-bul3alncs, in good rider.
on tary-street road about two and half mies
fr, IN the city.
4o ACR :. rich band, with usual improvements.
ON Cars-' treet road about two and half ai.c.s
from the city.
4 ACRES or RICH LAND, with frsl-clxss i'm
prove msnts. ON Cary-sireet rDsd two mites FROM
Inc ciIy. Apply y
NH e-@0d3t Tenth .trVtt
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FINANCIAL.

IO THE PEOPLE on VIRGINIA
u We beg to offer va our services for the PIR-
CHASE And sAtt Oh ALL CLASsEf OF
BONDS AND sTOt'ks tn this and other Inartefs.
fseeptes facilities fss buyiag, ~iling. aud ear
gytng VIRGINIA BOkis~. Our ofhee being In u.e
rtoek-fxelssnge bn.idinr- all orders receive iss-
fEfkHExCfs: National Ncf Bank. Mes,.
era National BANK, Bank ~ Commerce. Howard
bssk. RAMSAY, CLABAtGH q co.
Banksrs aud Brokers- Baltslnore. Nd.
Ne 1S-am
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PICNIC CIGARS, &c.
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Rmhmoud 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. MARCH o. 1882.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CfRCU-
LATION or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
lHmtered af the PoSt-onice NJ Richmond Va. as
second-cass maffcr.t
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
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BRowx.s IRON nrrrEns.
MO WHIskEY.
BROWNS IRON BITrERs

Is one Of the vorT few tonic medicines that arc no,
composed mostly Of alcohol OF whiskey, thus he
coming fruitful source of in,cmperencc by pro-
met ng desire for rum.
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/ OoT, SUNDAY NINHT, On FIFIH,
IL Franklin, on Grace streets SiLNER-HfAB-
I'D REED CANE. with fhc owner. monogram
tW :. O. on the end. \ reward viii De raid q
returned 10 this Office. inh 9-lts
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cTRAYED FROM THE UNDER. c,s.

- SIGNED, an sunday the jth instsnts-
TWO MlLlH COW Some small, dedp red aud 10
Od order: the other llrger, pale rcd, with .9,cc
III OK hairs, and thin. 4 suitable reward will b.
paid for informal Ion or Tor their rciura io n. ~.
H ARRIS OF Mrs. l.. 4. NOoLfOLh, Richin0ui
College. NH y-2f
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CAME TO MY STABLE TuEs-A
~ DAY NIGHT The 7th instant a. '#
SMALL BLACK MULE. which The NY
owner can get by calling at 2o4 west s1kmk>1
Cary street and paying charges Tor anne.
mn g-Its ". l.. SiDNOE
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L,OR LEASE, FOR A TERN OF6A
IT YEARS, THAT VERY DESIRABLE a
AND ELiGIBl.Y-LOcArED finSTrLAss
RESIDENCE of Henry Bohmer. ks1, af north
east corner OF Ftfth and srsee streets. for par .
ticalars apply 20 QUARLEs \ McCCkDY,
nh 9-3t Real Estate Agenis-
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EOR RENT. DESIR ABL EN
II FRAMED DWELLING, with Ave rosaass =
good order. Price, tt2.5O per month. Apply to
u. :. S.vAsiiUN 4 son,
NH 7Y3t No. z Tenth stref.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Is guaranteed a. boa
NON-iNroxfCATING sTBfULANT.
and it w IN nearly every ease take the place Of all
liquor. aud At The same time absolutely Kin
the desire for whiskcy and other
intoxicating beverages.
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EOR RENT, FOR ONE OR MORE
IT YEARS. THAT LARGE AND DESiRADLt-
LOCATED LOT upoa which formerly ss0oa ths
Vulcan iron-WoFks. at the southeast corner %
Eyrd and esxth siyeets. fronting l3l BY i@0 test-
- - ~ A'' II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
mh5-5t Real s..ssc As.cSS:. -. ---.-.-sessa>
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-02

The Porter Guards, in winning a
victory at Dubuque, have added to
the fame Of Memphis. The victory
was gained for their friends as we'll
as themselves. They have exempli-
fed in a distant State the higher
qualities Of endurance and habits Of
discipline by which battles are won
in the peaceful pursuits of life. We
are all proud Of our citizen soldiery,
and the Porter Guards will be ft-
tingly received and welcomed on their
arrival tonight. We could not all go to
Dubuque butWe can and do thank the
people of that city for their generous
treatment Of our boys and other visi-
tors from Memphis. A pleasant i'm.
preston has been made and friendships
formed which can never be
buried in any political chasm.
Any Memphian going to Dubuque
would feel that he was in city of
friends, and any citizen of that city
coming here would have but to intro.
duce himself to feel that he was very
near home. The establishment oi
these pleasant relations with distant
community is happy result Of the
trip not to be regarded lightly or for
gotten.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-09-02
Wall street.

New YORK, September 2.-StOcks
are strong and iall per cent higher,
Denver, Lackawanna, Union Pacific
and Northern Pacific preferred lead
ing the advance.
Wheat opened ta1c better; was
subsequently weaker and lost the
Improvement, with very little doing.
Money, 5per cent; mercantile paper,
5la6i per cent; bar silver, l14s.
Exchange steady; 85i long, 89I sight.
Governments unchanged. States
dull strong for Tennessee old and
mixed. Railroads moderately active
and irregular.
Stocks-After II o'clock the market
was dull and without important
change.
Government 5s extended, 10l; AIS,
Il3a; As, l19j; Pacific 6s of '95. 100.