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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-10-19
Established July {, 1859.
VOLUME XXI.
4 CHILUS MOOD.



---- THE End C,t the ddy.)
rvant thatrose the wind took yesterday
Iwant It more than this:
&. had No .fhorn---It was the best that grew
Iwant my hast nights kiss.
Ivent that butterfly with spotted wings
That brushed across my hand
Jasrufghf between the sunset and the dew
Itrame from fairy land.
Itwould have stayed, guess, it wavered so.
Where all those pansies bloom;
They rave it wings to get away frOmme.
Il lost II in the gloom,
&sAEs 4.H. -
And Yesterday the bees on all the heads
OF clover swung SO slow,
saw them take their honey; bat to-day
They only sting andgo.
That star, that always came before the moon
sIppped out of heaven last night;
Ibinted Where saw it fall-and found
aEwornl with yellow light. .-l-a
lssssT .-.-..
Iwant the sun to go aud let the dark
Hide everything away.
f6st was the sweetest rose in all the world
The wind took yesterday.
3 Jules c. Marsh, in wide 4wuke,
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Indiana people are not easily run

Indiana people are not easily run
over. Some of them were seated in
buggy which the horse had left on the
railroad track just as the engine passed
that way. The engine caught the bug
gy and pushed it along on the rails,
broke the thills, smashed every wheel,
demolished the box and tore the dash
board to pieces. The man and woman
were thrown out, the woman under the
horse, but neither horse, man nor wo-
man were injured.
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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

~
| A. IA Missouri book agent piled ties
across the railroad track, ran ahead and so
s saved3 81 passenger train, and TOOK Ones;as
hundred and twenty orders from the
grateful passengers without change sof sasss
countenance. Detroit Fres Prsss.fg ass3 ,ssg
lgy A book of three hundred and fiftv. n.
pages has been written -@ta- prove that
I sharks do not eat human beings. TheH
author Of the work has declined an offer
of 81, GOO TO Jump into The hafBor Ksyzss
West and settle the disputssssHa ma ,ssv4ru
:. -Canada people want free United
States peaches. They say the duty conn
pels them to pay two pricesa Whistssse
nelghborss! We have to pay three prices
this side the line, where there is no Ssx
ldqqtys- LowelIt coariey.sg ri sE .H@fnns;s
!, TIhey We're eating dinner and she
asked him how he liked the Blanc mango. saa
B. IL tastes Of the chimney hes saidsgss
4" Then it ought to SCOT, ay0u,n was her
answer. Aaf wflftrv to 81 swallow Il, heaw
Brejofned, having the iasta werl as usual.ass
Detroit Postsar,s s,x.,s... a.. >. -.
y Archibald Forbes the English var warea
correspondent, is 10 get 5$5,Uo0s for ghissss
proposed work On the United States. We.
had no idea the United States needed
repairs SO bad that The work on themRss
would cost $4,000. - zsras ssiflings, =; ,rnwu
- 7Jsnny June in one of her fashion =
shtters says that leather as applied to ass
jackets is notiquitaEnew. aJinks saws hose
should say nat!v Hewell remembersthe !.
day when he Considered an application ss9
of leather to4his JACKIE tass ssomethinQ soss,rz
altogether old as to be no. longer novel,
and 1onged for The day when It would be
mo longer fashionable I'll Darois sPssAsssF ws
y "a Chicago man. tooe elazygtos work,.n.
too proud to 60 to the poor-house and
too honest to steal determined to com. 0a
INIT some genteel offense which would
give him free board and lodging in pris-
on without leaving stain upon Ills ret,s9w
utation. He therefore started out and
began kissing all the girls he met. Bee
fore be could find one who would order
his arrest he starved to death. - fh;ldsAT
delphtd ANescs. egfi OK .ytsyoi chi. asfcssss
i-Once upon, a, time, a Frenchman
named De Tonnant, wishing to gain the ~
support of most influential old Patago-ne
nian chief, bestowed, on, the savage
worn-out-grand piano which he had
bought for sixteen dollars, - Contrary toat
expectations, there was not an uprising
of the people and an insurrection the dayg
after the chief received his presents lThesF
old Patagonian was not a cruel, blood
thirsty monster. Instead Of playing5h
"Over the Garden Walr' and other IA
classical music on the piano. he removed
its intestines and used it as bedstead,
-INorrtstoDn Herald, '}''Ss'
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Oh $2.oo per AnnuI1n.
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SCHOOL AND CHURCH,

I.6+Children in Australia will hereafter
De oblIged to- attend daschool for eight doe
yeas; gTlulssy3 sai b. ss7s1utssaszasysza M
! lsTSeyeral young ladies. from Indian
Territory will attend afenale 'collcgein We
Huntsyille, "A la. next season. sTl fsisss zssg,.
fn There are 6l0 Cinnamon on the rolls,
OF the Chinese Sunday-schools In New xa
York and the9 average attend ance OF ga,g
/ these reaches 331.a Eortys of these schol-
ars have confessed their faith in Christ. .-ssst8
~ HlIHdepssmtent. atigsas,3 ssg gssxyrfsg
There shas been q decrease in the ,ss
number OF Presbyterian synods from ''S
thTty-eightto twenty y-thfee.13 This isth6 @ssss
results7of consolidation, in which theexa
synods have been made continuous with "@
the States. .ADetr0I Posts 81 sslssEs so SzsEfs
In the educational system, of New xs..
Ioundland each important religious body
receives an amount Of money from the ssEs
GoVernment proportionates tosits gnum,, a.
ners. Separate boards of education in
eaeh dlstriot,s and school inspe eetors ap.ssFss
pointed by the Government; respectively ATS
rom the Church of England, Methodfsts
AMI Roman Cathofcs,s emphasize this
g difference in faiths-M = S4a-s.,aa sau>,vs
-, AT the annual mseting. of the Blue
kibbon Gospel Temperance Society, SFa
held recently i'm aLohdon, sit swasistated swFs
that M SINCE the society had been organized
4700OO pledge cards had been sent from s'SS
the headquarters to different parts of the D..
Suun.IY. ati IA = was predlcted that the time
W." we az hano "nen the drinking OF spirit
HIs liquors a"oula cease IN fhesl sllmtedf Esz
- ssu .Emas- adj AZ ii Al AZ a..g. ~
Last April Mrs. Mary F. Henderson, s
'oi 6e' Louis. offered prize to the pupils ss
OF hirswood Q' Seminary, for the best essay, 3
on on common Sense About Women
D1he ESSAYS weressent in without anamessses
"a. ana MIS-. Henderson was the Judge. The
giH who won the prize proved to be '@<
Ce,herokee Indian, who has since graaussse6
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"A Woodbury. woman accidentally
swallowed some arsenic that had been
got to destroy ants. As she was not an
aunt she was nos>destroyed.-Danbury
News.
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is the use of such ugly things,
deayou think, Benz" And Fanny
Bfewn's face was pale with fright as she
drew her dainty little foot away from a
spetted toad she had nearly stepped
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re,y arc prcpSred expressly TO cure sick Head
,,,.e. Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness.
Slecp!ossncss, and dyspepsia aud the FACTS
PROVE THAT THEY DO AND WILL CURE
.,,.e diseases EVERY TIME where the cause is
a., II an organic nature.
fte secret Of their success IS twofold--drsi, the
,,,a = them Is very great and second, 1T Is THE
oNfY THING that has ever been found, In the
,r,f..on or out Of IT, that would actually and per-
,,.,.ntly cure those diseases; so that everybody
sl.o t,kes thcm becomes walking and talking adj
,,r,,ssment for them. ono box taken into neigh
,.,rb.od has been followed and traced 10 selling
.,o worth Il that one post-oflce.
rh.v are indeed valuable preparation aud no
,.,,,,es t,crson ought to DE without Them a. they
.,, ,r,y ave from suffering, but save and prolong
.t, ~ nrcvcailng paralysis, apopieNy, and heart
di-cs-c.
s,stv all druggists Price, so cents a box.
9. los NORTH EUTAW STREET. BALTl-
,,oRr. ND By mail two boxes for ell or SIN
80. fors2.5O. % any address.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
THE NURSERY.

The following l. an extract from a letter written
10 The German Reformed Messenger at Cham
bersburg, Penn:
4 BFNFFACTRESS-
Iust oren the door for her, and Mrs. Wmslow
,,,,, nroye the American Florence Nightingale of
,hc Nursery. or thisw are 80 sure that We Will
reach our ~susy' TO say, "A blessing on sirs.
Win.low for helping her 70 survive and escape
IN. griping, colickinR, and 'ee'hing Siege. MRS.
WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
chlld from pain, and cares dyseniery and dtar-
rho,. II soltens the gums reduce, Inflammation,
,nre- wInd-colic, and carries the infant safely
Through the tecthlng period. iiperforins precisely
what IL PROCESSES 10 perform, every part OF ino-
thing les.. We have never seen Mrs. Wsnslow-
know her ouiy through the preparation OF her
.sco,hng syrup for Children Teething." II Nc
had the power we would make her, ~ she Is a
physieal savior 10 the infant race, Sold BY al
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
NH l0-eodlw
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1 IDlA T.. PlNKHAM'S

iivil cure entirely the worst form Of Female
cmr!alnt,. all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
t!t,r.,ion FALLING and Displaccmcnts' and the
con..5 5lai, Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly
sday.,d t. the Change Of Life.
tvlildis.olye and c2pci tumors from the uterus
30 an carly stage Of development Thciendcncyto
caucrous hu,uors chcre Is chcckcdvcry spoedilyby
it.u.e,
ID remove f,intuc.s, nstulcncy, destroys all
craving fer s,imulauis, and relieve weakness Of
the .l8macb. II cure. floating, Headaches Ner-
,ous rro.,ra,ion, General Debility, sleeplcssness
Depression, and Indigestion.
Ttai feeling of bearing down, cao.iing pain,
weight, and back ,chc isnlways permanently cured
by lse. II win "a an times and dundcr all circum-
stances act iu harmony with the laws that govern
The female > tom. Tor the cure Of Kidney Com
plains. Of either scN this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA T.. PINKHAArs VEGETABLE COM
FOUND ~ prcpard At 23S and 235 Western ave
nu,. Lynn, Mas. Price, 81 six bottles for IS
sent by mail IN thc form of pills alson the form
ionngcs, on receipt OF price, I'll per box for either
Ar. PINKHAM froly answer all letters of In
quiry. send for pamphlet Address az above
Mention tiS paper.
No family should De- without LYDIA T. PiNh
HAMS LIVER Pills. They cure Constipation
Illioasn,s-, and Touidity OF the Liver Twenty
nyc cent. pcr box. sold 10y al druggists.
au 26-eod
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Official SmaIi-Pox Report.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
EIcHHoND, Va, March ii, 1882.
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The report for to-day is as follows:
white child, No. 1900 east Franklin
street, smallpox; home.
Total number reported for week ending
and including March llth, l3--white, o.;
colored, 2.
WEEKLY REPORTS HEREAFTER.
We deem ii unnecessary to make daily
reports after to-day. Weekly reports VIII
be made on each Saturday for the previous
week. Respectfully, J. G. CAnELi.
President Board Of Health.
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The Vacant Chairs at the Capitol-A Change
OF Color In the Father OF His Conntry-Per-
sonaI About the Govcraor-The Hnndwrit-
ings OF rstatcsmcn-lEstheiic Furniture for
the Governors Man tion-DoinRso Of the Rail
road Lobby-T Qualities or Statennnn-
ship; Mr.. Riddle eberger--"OId Man Mas
scy" as Debater-facts About Legislative
Reporting-Whnt viii They DO About Rich
mond Charter, Police Judge, Police Conn
missioncrs, and Clerk OF Richmond Cham
Gerry Court
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acknowledgements.

The Midlothian Relief Committee ac-
knowledge the receipt OF the following
contributions Proceeds OF aii ehtertaih-
ment by the Mendelsshon Musicale, OF Dan
Vile. Va, per Mr.. T. Greenwood, sif'iU'
Baptist Church, Lynchburg, per hev. W.
II. l.. smith, s3l from Churchiaiid, va,
per Rev. II. Jones, ID. d., S36.
T. O'BRTRS, Chairman.
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inaIcs the skin white, soft, and smooth; re-
move, tan and frcckcs, and is the BEST TOILET
DEr.sING IN TllE WORLD. Elegantly putup,
i,ro lilc- IN one package, consisting Of both in-
formal and external treatment. All irst-class drug
.,f.,. lave II. Price. : per package
CHARLES Y. CRITTENTON. 115 Fulton
.frce', New York city, sole agent for DIR. {. w.
Ben-la's remedies. 20 whom all orders should bc
-lIr,s.cd. NH I2-cod1w
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DICHMOND PROGRESS,
. REAL EsrArEJouRNAL PUBLISHED BY
}. THOMPSON BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AucfroSEss,
lll3 Main street.

This pap,r lsfai and com prhcnsise, and u estx
all wants r rsi eatate purchaser and sellers. ana
l. IsTRiBtTED FIRE. or C.iAktE. u q ~
talrs mu b valuable Information about rial estatc
Rchmo ,d. Call aud get .. Parties putting
real estate In my hlEds for ale Will have thsir
property advertised n esein frce of cost 70 thsn~
selves. MI lx-iA
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RxCCR RSION.

A s,iec, and limited party VIII leave rhiizdef-a
phia and other points
THURSDAY EVENING, ArRu 18Th,
FOR tour Of the great West extending forty -four
dave, visiting thicggO, omaha, k3n>sn ttt.. Dcn-
ver city. Colorado springs. Nsniiou, W.. Garden
Of tie Cod, Pixies Peak, the Goli-Jlnes of Ccis-
trail city. salt Lake fity, Sacraln,nto City, ran
tranci.co. san Jose. Monterey. slarlposs Gru,e or
big Trecs aud the world. faBous lo-.mits Valley
The party viii be slrictiy limited and .s.sst.
The price Including railroad fares. hotel accom-
mosIatlon parlor aud Pullman cars meals elS
route hotel transfers. &C.. &c., VIII - oniy about
th. ordinary cost 0f the railroad tictet alone.
Circulars, with fun psrtlculsrs. furni-l.db by
A. W. CARBfR. Agent,
l00o siain street. Richmond, Va
NH 12-Su,W &sn3t
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WHAT MRs. GRvSDY sAYs-rhai sone Of our
prominent people are getting the frst-class twen-
ty-ilye-cent breakfasts, dinners and suppcrs fur
nlshed AT LANES MoDEL DISrN.-RooMs No.
1922 north seventh street.
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JUNK THIEF ARREsIEp.-Y Yesterday
morning James johnson (colorcdD was ar
rested by Officer Wren, OF tho First dis.
trict, on a charge Of stealing 500 pounds OF
pig-iron from the Chesapeake and ONO
railway depot. The accused was locked
up for a hearing before the Police Court
Monday.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH INSURED BY
the use of MEADE 4 BAKEn's SAPoNINE DEsri-
PRICE. which win speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, hfty cents box.
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JNO. y. LAUGIITOS, JR. fcss A. M, furniture,
&c.
u. q. CHApF1N 4 20. 4 r. NJ. coru missionsr's
sale Of farm in Henrico county one mile frOna
Richmond, at the toli-Ratc the Mechanics
VILE turnpike.
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JOIiN RhSKIN. Nice-Pr,ident.
r. RAWLINGS, Secretary.
PROVINCE OF QrrBrc-couSrY or IIocnrL-

PROVINCE OF QCrBrc-CorSTY or IIocnEL-
EGt, sS.
Er II rneinberpd That on the 9Th day Of March,
1882, at the city aforesaid before me. United
STATES Consul General. resident In the said city.
duly cOmmlss toned aud alliifled 10y The executive
authority and LnJer the laws of the state of kir-
ginia 10 take acknowledgment OF deeds, Sc. TO Dc
ised or recorded therein. personally nppearcd
JoHS RANLIN, Vlcc-Prcsidont. ana fDwARp
PANY OF MONTREAL, CANADA. who, being duly
sworn, depO-c and say. and each for limself says-
that they are the aboyr-do scribed officers OF thr
.Iid company and that the foregoing II a true and
correct statement Of the actual condition OF hntd
organization On the last day of IL ii-cai ycar-tp
vii, thc 3lst day of December, 1881, according
10 the best of their information. knowledge, md
belief respectively.
-, In testimony whereof have horeuiit0
,SFAL set my hand and affixed the seal of my
'~~e~~) office on the 9Th day of March, 1852.
j. q. SMITH,
Tuiffd States Consul IL cner1l al Montreal.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
rBLfsHED NJ AUTHORITY or THE AUDITOR or
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR vIRofSfA.I

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS roR vlRoiSIA.l
A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
~ ~ ne nis,NL rN,rp nfAs ,ss ENDING The $lsT pay
Sf SoHTn-AMiklSGss,A klSGsASAS1SH oRShSIzrp f'fSnf HSHfk
THE LAWS OF TliE DO MISiOX or CANADA.
ouSTs HAE 80 fon Tf rE 4HpTSs g TystIf ar
$EISssSsff fSfShf5 fSssfShf5 MfsSsA4!S& ,,'h AfE g The
FkoSSEbf : fEBkirHRY : y, y ISIS. sSSs''NN''s' Ar
Name Of the company IN iail-GrARAsrgx
Home or principal office Of ssid company-26b
ST. JAMES STREET. MONTREAL: CANADA.
dent casualty, city cooperative association, brD-
therhood, livestock, or any other association In
Prcsidcnt-sir ALExANpEn T. GAIT. &. G.
vice-President-Jony RANKIN.
| Managing Director EDWARD RAWLINGS.
! secreiary-JAMES GRANT.
| Organized and incorporatcd-hvcrsr g, 1851.
/ ComfDcncci huSlntss--APni!.. 1872.
Names ofthc General Agents IN Nirginia-Ne,~rs.
| GORDON & PLEAsANTS.
Residence of the General Agents In Virginia.
Z NORTH ELEVENTH STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
The number OF policies issued du-
during the year 6.070
The amount Of insurance effected
The amount Of premiums rcceived
during the ycsr........ ........... 76,524 SO
The amount Of interest RECEIVED,
and all other receipts (this In
cludos stf3 $40 increase Ofcapi-
Tho amount of losses paid during
re &c amount 81 lose. unpaid 1888 1888 e ss
The amount Of cNpcnse--Divi-
dends paid stockholders, So
927.19; commissions, ,s5,22Il7;
salaries and fees 10 directors,
s7,lss.70 taxes, s3s7.4l; boz
nus to policy -hoiders &6.5s4.7S;
all other expenses, i33.62O.63.. C3,S2S az
The whole number of policies In
iorce..s.'.. ...:.....'....... tiot
The amount of liabilities or risks
thereon, sS,iOb625, and all
other iiaiiIties--t ncsrned pre-
miums. .35,I92.37: due for d.
rrctOrs' fees, l.JO0. rent. rl6r. i6,sJ2 81
The amount Of capital stock. Ii
any, paid up In eash...........,.. zgo.5so 90
! The amount of assets, and hOw In
vested:
! Real estate, si, 800: Montreal
harbor bonds. s274s2.5O;
city of Toronto bonds, sll,-
300. Montreal corporation
J bonds. S23.5so; Montreal
! Warrhousing bonds. s9733.33;
Victoria u. &. Wafcr-Work-
bonds $1,000: Dominion
stock. $399.67; United statcs
5s. continued AZ ~ per cent,
s2la53O: cash on hand 81
/ 747.l7: IN banl,s s2 27.Ol3.l5:
| accrued interest. -l.5yG.05:
! premiums IN due course Of coll
lection, s5.29l.69: bills re-
and isirrcs. si.o26'7 ...'.''.. 35o,549 50
The amount on unpaid dividends. 330 76
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, Al;
o A. NJ, &c; noon, 90: 3 y. NJ, Go; j.
NJ, 80; midnight, "A.
Mean temperature. 5ls.
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GnASp OPENING or THE BosroS bAheAlN,
House., l4Ii Main street. Don't i'h 10 o'i anu
.,e The Immense bargains offered
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"Richmond Progrcss.-

This Il the title OF a paper, handsomely
printed and illustrated with cuts Of the
Capitol, st. Johns church, and Libby
prison, the publication OF which has Just
been commenced by J. Thompson Brown,
Esq, real estate agent and auctioneer. II
Is 10 be devoted 10 "the real estate inter-
ests Of this city and its vicinity, and to
definite Information for intending plT-
chasers." and Mr.. Brown promises, "with
due encouragement, to make this journal
worthy OF the important interests which it
essays to represent"
The Progress gives the following in
formation rs OF the lst OF January, 1891:
There have been completed In Rich
mond during 1881 buildings 10 the
amount of............ aJO.uOV
Buildings commenced and stiil In
course Of crectlOn..................... lOO,OOO
Expended by the Richmond and Alle-
ghany railroad in depots. street i'm
provencnts efc.............."........ lOO,OOO
City steam walcr-pump and building. e0'OOu
Reglmontal rmory..................... $4,000
Aggregate. 100000
There was sold and conveyed during
1881 property 10 the amount OFFS l,644,75O
Loans ON real estate during lSsl...... ofe,723
There WIS sold and conveyed during
1880 property to the amount off,. l,23O.632
Loaned on real estate during $780,. 763,f59
Further on Mr.. Brown says: In warrant
Ol my nu1uTN lOr inc lutuTc ol IhlCiiuout
II may be adduced that against the amount
Of sales Of real estate for the entire year 1881
the month OF January, 1882, alone presents
over S200, 900 OF sales and nearly SSS,000 OF
loans.
Marshall street, in the vicinity OF the
Second Market, has exhibited exceptional
activity in building improvement during
the past year in residences, stores, the
Regimental Armory at the corner OF Sew
cnth, and the German Evangelical church
ut the corner OF Eighth street, and pro-
pcrty there has evidenced marked appre-
citation in value.
First street beyond Clay is con'cssedly
the banner cross street OF the city in the
recent march Of improvement. Within
the last twelve months, and in the compass
of two squares, twenty-five attractive
stock brick residences have been erected
there.
The Progress, on it, elegant pages, shows
variety OF reading matter. including
poetry, Richmond chronology, editorials,
business notes, and advertisements Of lots
and buildings for sale by Mr.. Brown, all OF
which are arranged and classified for con-
venient and ready reference. Twenty
thousand copies OF the first No. are Issued.
Mr. Brown has the ability and energy to
make the paper q success, and will do 1t,
as well to the profit Of his enterprises ~ to
the general good OF Richmond.
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GODDIN & TRmDErT, Nos. 10 aud IL Thir-
tc,utll street, will receive on MONDAY fifty boxes
Oranges and afty boxes Lemons NJ New York
prices.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INpIcATroSs FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer and partly
cloudy weather, lower barometer, and
winds mostly from west TO south, followed
on Sunday night by local rains.
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SYcLE BROTHERS have opened branch store at
1929 east Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

We call the attention Of she trad 10 the adyer-
| tscment OF GoDDIS 4 TGIBBETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

HIousckecpers should buy their Tabie-Linens.
Towels, Napkins, Dolies, Crash, &C., at the big
sale of goods from the New York Grc ~ LEVY
HnnIuIRN-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

TWO CASES LAcE-srRIrEp MUSLIN, 10 cents.
at JULIUs MTyER & SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

4 large stock OF goods FOR spring and summer
wear can now be had at LEVY BROTHERS..
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DIR. &. ". BENSON'S
>KN-CURE
T. warranted 10 cure

= VII INIItt'f " f"FN
yCZEMA, LETTERS, HUMORS.
fSFLASIM ALTON, MILK-CRrsT,
ALL ROUGH, sCALY ERuPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
eCROFILA ULCERS, PlMPLES, and
TENDER TECHNICS on ALL PARTS
OF TIE BODY.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

'i'IE MILLIONAIRES.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURASCE COMPANY si7,oD7,l7e.U@.
CITY OF LONDON INSURANCE COMPANY,
sll,299,G54.O2.
HARTFORD FlRE-INsURANCE COMPANY.
s4,072 ,j7j.O3.
MARYLAND LlFE-lN>rEANCE COMPANY,
*l,5OO,0OO.
). r.. MOORE, Arnt,
NH Ig.lw 40. 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

AT THE CHANGE of LIfE nothing equals hof
t,,rrrps Ia allay all troubles incident thereto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-12

AxpuLAycE CALL.-Yesterday afternoon
, na,,cemam - -fonnd colored man named
David Jones lying in the alley between
street street quite Quit s,ek. The ambulance was sum-
moncd and he was taken to the alnishouse.