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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-03-08

Copy of Act of Incorporation filed with Au-
ditor July, 1881.
Copy of certificate of Deposit of the State
Treasurer filed with Auditor, February, 1882.
State of Connecticut,
County Of Hartford,
!, II. Kellogg, President, and l, G. II. Bur.
dick, Asst Secretary of the Phoenix Insurance
Company, of Hartford, Conn, being duly
sworn, depose and say that the Foregoing is
full, true and correct statement CT the affairs
of the said Company; that the said Insurance
Company is the bonatide owner of at least ONE
HUNpRED AND PITY THOUSAND DOLLARS of &C
tual cash capital, invested in stocks of at least
par value, or in bonds or mortg lges Of real es-
tate, worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgaged, and that they are the above
described officers Of said Insurance Company
H. KELLOGG. President
q. 4. BURPIcK, Asst Secretary
-, Subscribed sad sworn to before me
Is this 10th day qf +, February l,r A, D. 1852
Notary Public.
KnOW all men By these Presents, that the
Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn, do hereby authorize any and alIagents
that said Company has or may hereafter have
or appointliA the State of Mississippi, for or
on behalf of said Company to accent and
acknowledge service of all process, whether
mesne or final, in any action or proceeding
against said company In any OF the courts OF
said State of Mississippi; and it is hereby adj
mitted and agreed that such service of the
process aforesaid shall be taken and held to be
valid and sufficient in that behalf, the same as
if served upon said Company according TO the
laws and practice of said State, or of any other
State; and all claims or right Of error by
reason Of the manner of such service is hereby
expressly waived and relinquiahed.
Witness cur hands and the seal of the
II. 81 Company, this 10Th day Of February, A.
D., 1852.
H. KELLOGG, President
G. Il. BURDIcK, Asst Secretary.
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0T every desert pfion, n4nufaefured - o.
~ DER and IN best style, III CHAnIoH Book
n1ADERT, jackson. Hiss. address.
RoNza s BAAxnpk1n.
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Other contributions, from any source for the
rersecu,ed and exiled Jews OF Russia, will be
promptly acknowledged. J. l. Power,
Grand Secretary
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Trades Parade.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

~ Hc EHHOT " TIC DtHputCH'
Noticing the communication Of "Vigi-
lantia," which Is very good so far as call
ing attention to the subject, but " yigi-
lantia." like some other writers on that
subject. wants somebody else to do the
work. II he wants q " trades parade" why
don't he 20 to work and get 1t up, as the
managers OF the last one did. and improve
on 1t Z He will then find out that his efforts
Will not be appreciated. and the only re-
ward he is likely to receive will be the salts
faction to himself OF having spent con-
siderable time and trouble, for certainly he
will receive no thanks from the public.
The last parade was gotten up by Captain
George Ainslie and his assistants by hard
and pursistent work, taking weeks OF time.
and not once has he ever received any
thanks or encouragement to try il again.
On the contrary, it is very evident that his
labors were not appreciated, as all the COM
munications on this subject has suggested
that the 1882 parade be turned over to
somebody else to manage. This is q fair
sample Of the appreciation Of Richmond to
the few-yeS, very Jeu-public-spirited
citizens she has. Plenty OF people want
TO see the city grow, and complain and
croak because it don't grow a. fast rs
some other cities with less natural adyant-
ages do, but never give or do anything
themselves to help it on. Atlanta, Angus
In, and Macon. Ga, can raise among their
citizens million dollars and over 10 build
cotton and iron-mlls, but Richmond can't
even build Mechanics Institute" or
any other public industry. Show the capi-
talsts OF Richmond (and there are plenty
OF them) where they can make eight to ten
per cent. in stocks and bonds, or buy n
piece OF real estate cheap, and plenty Of
money comes forth. but not IA dollar for
manufactures, or anything that the public
will be benefited by. There is plenty Of
energy among the young men Of the city,
but unfortunately they have not the capi-
tai with which to operate.
Excuse the length have made this let
ter. In starting my only idea was TO
call attention TO the snu5bing" Captain
Ainslie has received at the hands OF Vigi-
hntia" and others. ONE OF HIS AIDS.
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To the Editor of the DiSpdtch:

We believe it is usual to submit inquiries
through the columns Of your paper in re-
ference to the public affairs OF the city. Ii
80 we would like very much to know what
has become OF the appropriation passed by
the City Council some months ago for paw
jng Main street from Fourteenth to Eigh-
tcenth streets. This is quite an important
work, and should have the attention OF our
authorities and the appropriation utilized
as soon as possible, as the improvement is
greatly needed. 1t would be becoming for
the Street Committee Of the Council TO look
into this matter; il not the entire commit
tee, can we not request those representing
the lower section OF the city (Nessrs. Cabcll,
higgins, Curtis, and Plcasants, we belle e)
to give their attention TO the subiectI No
doubt il the attention OF the new members
from Jefferson Ward WAS called to the fact
OF this apparent procrastinatiOn they would
he Kind enough TO look into it ard have
the work commenced before the summer is
over, rs we noticed through you columns
some days ago they had, during recent
trip, located the site for the new City Hall
and attended to other important business
for the city. CREEK NATION.
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d. w. G.. Benbow and c. II. Fisher, OF
the Bcnbow House Of this place, has leased
the Grand Central Hotel OF Columbia, 5. e.,
and are to open it under the same control
that has so smoothly conducted the Ben
bow. We wish them success. Mr.. Fisher
will take up his abode in Columbia.
We are pleased to see young men who
are worthy encouraged. None ever con-
Quoted themselves with more proprle'y
than has Mr. Fisher during his long con-
nection with his now partner in theneW
enterprise. - Greensboro Bu9le.
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c.,,ors AND sENsELEss Hoax; "A ols. s,
A shlaoee t,'a. cent to the police headquarters
patch M"S Sork saturday evening, purpor,'
in in SeT ,e have been signed by M o. W. y: S1't seni
at once 10 take the T%eatre UOay e. as he had been
found dead Sao%.w"son n n's We're rushed to the u.
Theatre, where it was, was SSo't IN Europe for seye
raj months, had only slles Collier, lie who act
previous m day: Manage, :; the e0e Grand Opera
Tor A. NJ. Palmer ,aai@nant a. ,nt at the use mad
of his name. lie OF course ""'"
Of the matter.
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JUDGE MONCURE's UcCESSOR.-Governor
Cameron, as was predicted by the Dis
patch, yesterday commissioned Lunsford
l.. Lewis Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals for the term ending Jaunary LIST,
1888.
At the late session OF the Legislature
Judge Lewis was elevated to the Supreme
Court as Judge MOncurc'S successor. The
death Of this illustrious iurist created a
vacancy earlier than would otherwise
have occurred, and Judge Lewis viii take
his scat ut the two fall sittings Of the court.
This will give him the benefit OF some eX-
perience over the other four judges who
were elected at the same time with himself.
Judge Joseph Christian is the senior
Judge OF the Court OF Appeals as at pre-
sent constituted, and he will therefore sIlc-
coed Judge MOncure as president OF The
court for the term ensuing between the
present time and the 1st OF January, 1888.
After this time Judge Lewis will be the
senior Judge, and OF course will be the pre-
sident OF the new Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals.
Judge Lewis was born in Rockingham
county March 18th, (St. Patrick's Day,)
1S4G, and consequently Is III his thirty
seventh year. He is the youngest son OF the
late General Samuel II. Lewis, and grand
son OF the late Judge John Taylor LomaX.
lie graduated i'll the law school OF the Uni
yersity Of Virginia in 1861, and soon after
leaving the University married daughter
OF the late Hon. John Minor Bolts, settled
in Culpepcr county, and was admitted to
the bar.
Upon the reSdmission Of the State into
the Union Mr.. Lewis was elected Com
monwealth's attorney OF Cuipeper, and was
reelected without opposition to the posi-
ton in 1873. lie was offered the nomin2'
ton for Attorney General on the ticket
with Judge Hughes in 1873.
In 1874 he was appointed by President
Grant to the position Of United States dis
trict attorney for the Eastern district o.
Virginia, and was reappointed by Presi
dent Hayes in 1878, and is now serving un
der third appointment.
Mr.. Lewis has never voted clseWnef'
than at Culpepcr, but has really lived II
Richmond with his family for the last sly
wears. lie is the Youngest OF the hv'
Judges Of the Supreme Court elected by TN
| Jcgislature last winter.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Personal md Rrfefa.

Mr. /. ii. Scates, who has been superin-
tendent In the shoe establishment OF
Joseph Davis Il Co., at the pententiary.
LETT last evening for Baltimore, where he
goes to accept similar position with the
Merino Shoe Company. The many friends
he has made during his three years' So
iourn here VIII deeply deplOre his change
OF residence.
w. a. Davis, Esq, editor Of the Oxford
On. C.) TorchHJht, is in the city. -.
sunday afternoon while two small col
ored children were playing with toy
pistol in ButchertOwn one OF them was
painfully wounded in the hand by the ac-
cidental discharge Of the weapon.
The next session OF the Hastings Court
viii commence on the Goth day OF Sep
tember. The grand jury will assemble on
that day. The docket Of misdemeanor
and felony cases bids fair to be full one.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings will visit the public buildings and
parks this afternoon, and inquire into their
necessities and absolute needs.
Hon. Joseph Jorgensen, late Coalition
candidate for nomination for Congress in
the Fourth district, was in the city ycster-
day.
Governor Cameron has offered n reward
OF 800 for the. arrest Of Banks Harris,
charged with the murder Of Benjamin
llaryic in Charlotte county, who is fugi-
tive from justice.
Mr.. Thomas Goodwin, OF the tmrty-se-
cond degree, Consistory and Palestine
Commandry, No. 10, knights Templar, Of
New York city, arrived in the city yester-
day on the Old Dominion steamer Roanoke.
When rainy day takes place the street.
cars are always crowded to their fullest
capacity.
The Improvements at Richmond College
are going ahead on grand scale. When
completed the building will be much more
capac;ous and vastly improved in appear
ancc.
The East-End Pleasure Club will cele-
bratc their anniversary at Bon Air to-mOr-
row. The train leaves the depot at $3.50
A. NJ.
&" Ben, what are all these Readiusters do
ing in town 7" asked a friend OF another
yesterday.
"Don't know; they brought in their
dues, reckon" was replied.
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New store ON Broad Street

Those who desire to purchacc their fall
supplies of dry goods, sash-rbbons, and
hosiery for ladies and gentlemen should
call at Me>srs. Z. j. Levy q Co. 2l3 east
Broad street. who have just returned nom
the North with full line Of new and beau,
tful goods. With attentive clerks, small
profits, and determination to please the
public they ask share OF your patronage.
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AUCTiON SALES THIS DAY.

w H. LYME & CO., 8 p. NJ. det1ened s,m, nAA''
house No. gle short street. Chioh ''''- o.s,
= n COOK 10 A. NJ, groceries, &c.' at 7ol cast
Main street. =. ,.,,.,oe,s sale
cpTnHs & WILLIAMS, AZ =. NJ, ns.eN ,a,,s. He Se.
'"op Of farm and personal property shree '''e' w
~ ,a,r M, hmond on Charles CITY road
Y. n. CHAFFIN & CO, p. Nj, Nj s,oS ." roos turn,
' implements ut Hickory h'''' w
pike,
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KNIGHTS OF SAINT AUGUSTINE.-S sunday
morning an excursion train Of some twen-
tv coaches arrived in this city rid the
richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. and landed in our midst over
eioht hundred colored people. cltlZens OF
the national capital. The excursion was
GOTTEN up under the auspices OF the kniShtS
of St Augustine, colored Catholic organ
;zotion Of Washington, and great ma
;oritv OF the strangers were OF that dcnom-
ination. The Society came dressed III llIii
repalia. and were accompanied Dy nilG
brass band. The excursion party Wou'u
hove beer much larger had the tranSp0rta-
tion heen sufficient, as there were several
hundred left behind. But event hat did not
deter many others from coming, and the
noon mail and the fast mail @ L. NJ trans
each brought achievements. In order
that those who had missed attending church
in Washington should have an opportunity
~ hearing mass "a strict requirement III
tbc Observance Of SUNDAY by Cathollcs)
snccial mass was said at st. Peters Game
droI immediately after the usual high mass,
Inv Rev. Father Keeley, of Washington, VINO
came on with the eXcursiOnists. Al ':30 /.
NJ there was ycspcrs for the eXcllrslonlsts at
the same place OF worship, on winch occa-
s;on thc cdifcc was taxed to its utmost ca
nocity by an immense congregation OF DOM
White and colored people, while many were
unable to gain admittance. The coIoreu
choir Of st. Augustine church, Washing,
ton. numbering twelve singers, rendered
the music, and after the services were over
Complimentary con expressions upon their I,
splendid singing could be heard OH Ill
sides. q o,o,oct solcmn
b,gh mass was celebrated at the Cathedral
and and the building was again filled WIN Itl.
large congregation. lIaydn's Granu Coro' o,,'r
nation (TRird) Mass was sung by the sam. sam.
choir with fine effect. In TACT, lile ou'is
have been exceptional when better inusi'
has been heard in Richmond. A.,
In the afternoon the Knights OF II. Au
gustine. with their band. paraded some o.
tbe principal streets, presenting qlhte al
attractive appearance with their gay rega
lia and steady marching. oon
LAST night the choir gave grnhu con cor
cert nj Cathedral Hall, on Marshall slrge,
which was largely attended, ana Wnloi
added to the high opinion already iofino'
Of the musical ability OF the members.
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SIMMONS LIVER nEs; Y LAI"'s'
CIvwoys LIVER REGULATOR.

~ Ask THE RECOVERED
,,.-.,,o. pnIous sufferers, yictmsof Fever anu
D''iN 80 ,l,o WercuriaI- diseased patient,
NOW THEY RECOVERED 49,,
t.a,,h. cheerful spirits, and good appc''' "'''
will tell you by taking n
e,,,,oNs LIVER REGULATOR
r DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION Jaund,.e' n'''
p,,,a., .,t,cks. SICK HEADACHE Conc, ~
.ra'.Son ,'," of spirits, SOUR STOMACH hcAr'ou'"
&c, &C. TT HAS NO EQUAL
mi, ,nrtvaIled southern remedy x Is waf or any
~, ~ ,n contain a single particle oi hE""o"A
tntprious mineral substance Dut 10
'"''' ' PURELY VEGETABLE
:, Won feel drowsy. debilitated, nav hnoetite. and
,naych, yha mouth tastes badly, poor pprniS liver,
,..e Coated. you are suffering from ,rd ao Won so
~ & hi,tousness." and nothing WIN '"N
e1..ottiy and permanently as to 'sAe non
SIMMONS LIVER REGULhIon. IN
.,v. with safety and the happles,, ,ro ~ 0u.
~ 80, - delicate infant. IL taxes ule Oh
aiieid aie Hifters Of every Kind. IL II vi. orid
, n,ne eod best family medicine III ,le ~ osnuine
pun,esss a ~ coupterfe Is. Take onIy iIo red by
a., MI. wrapper with red ia 'front.' pieP"'
J.hrn ~; Ih1sYYcA ~ ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 0-eou'NuoO
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SARATOGA EXCELSIOR-SPRING WATER on
draught, fresh from the spring at Saratoga.
This water is brought from Saratoga in
gas-tight reservoirs, lined with pure block
tin, and is forced out at our counter pre-
cisely as it flows from the spring, without
charging it with gas.
The water OF the Excelsior Spring Is in
valuable, removing and preventing, by its
aperient and Alternative effects, the incipient
forms OF disease. At
GEORGE SCHGN'S
Mincral-Water Fountain,
Eleventh and Main streets.
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EXECUTIVE CIENEYCY. application
for the pardon OF James Jackson was re-
ceiyed by Governor Camel on yesterday.
In March, 1867, Jackson was sentenced BY
the Circuit Court OF Prince Edward coun-
ty-Judge JI. II. Marshall presiding-to
twenty -eight years. imprisonment in the
penitcntiary ION two convictions OF eigh-
teen and ten years respectively for high
way robbery. The pardon was granted on
the ground Of excessive punishment.
The Governor yesterday also removed
the political disabilities Of Richard Booker,
who at the September term, 1873, OF the
Hastings Court OF the city OF Richmond,
was sent to the penitentiary for six years
for theft from the person.
The frequency with which the Governor
exercises the power OF pardon and that Of
the removal Of disabilities recalls a story
told about the Governor OF Arkansas, who
suffered with the same disease that afllicts
Governor Cameron.
A fellow went TO see the Governor one
day, when the following colloquy took
place:
"Hello - howled tho man standing at
the sta,e,aouse gate. {" Hello up there, l
say!"
"What's the matter?" demanded the
Governor, looking from the Window.
"Will your dogs bite!"
"Got no dogs. Come up"
81 thought you had dogs" said the man
as he entered the Executive chamber. II
have hcarn a good deal about the watch
dogs Of the treasury, and l didn't know
but mout git Bit"
"What can do for you?"
~ want Il pardon for stealin' 4 wagon"
"When did you commit the theft :"
ooh, | amt stole the wagon yet. |
thought that I'd git the pardon fu>t, so
when the fcller come fur the thing could
haul out the papers on him."
81 cannot grant the pardon now. The
law OF Arkansas says that a theft must be
committed at least three days before the
pardon can be granted"
oval, didn't know that. Good-day.
I'll be in agin in few days"
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ATTEMPTED SCICIDE.-Last night about
~ O'Clock an unfortunate white girl named
Martha Melton, aged about twenty-one
years, and Il resident on Munf0rd street
between Broad and Marshall. weary OF life
and crossed with hopeless love, sought
scli-dtstructiOn by swallowing the contents
of vial Of laudanum.
Shutting herself in her room, she closed
her eyes and laid down to take, "a she
supposed and intended, her last sleep,
foolishly and rccklessly believing that it
was best to fly from the ills that surrounded
her into the arms OF those she knew not Of.
Her fell purpose was frustrated, however,
by the timely discovery OF her con-
ditiOn by IN attendant who at once
gave the alarm at the Third police station,
when Captain Epps had medical aid sum-
moned. Drs. MoScly and Pickerell came
to The rescuc, and the vigorous ap'
plication Of stomach-pump and other
remedial agencies, after about two
hours labor, succeeded in bringing
Martha Melton back from shores OF the
spirit land to the realization OF the terrible
scenes and smroun dngs that in this life
are hers. The reason given for the at
tempted suicide is that Martha Melton,
Notwithstanding her lost condition, had
fallen victim to love, and knowing the
impossibility OF ever realizing her dream
OF happiness, she, weary OF life, deter
mined to throw it away.
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an,oni. the Pioneer of Low Prices,

is also without rival A. a dispenser OF
what is at once pleasant to the taste and
beneficial to the system in the way Of sum
mer beverages, the most popular Of Whch
are his celebrated icc-cream soda and his un-
riyallcd carbonatcd lemonade soda.
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IHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy.
cloudy, and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 70:
A: NJ, IS; noon, rs; 3 =. M., rs; 6 p.
NJ, 70; midnight, sc.
Mean temperature, 1874.
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2 IMPURE BLOOD CAN BE MADE PURE,
hollis. pimples and other cruptions remoNcd-'he
skin assuming 4 clear and healthy appearahce-al
by taking snfNoSs LIVER REGULATION, purely
vegetable Genuine prepared only by D. H. HEi-
l. 90
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DIVIDENDS.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN hAiLsOXo Rail w.
OTrICE uF THR SEcRErAn,
>os Al ANp 3a SOUTH THIRD STREET
N"'' PuuNpELPuIA, August u, leo2.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN TINT
~ THE BOARD or DiEhCi0tSS S,a "a, ~ ss fItV ~
crfapTFRLY DIVIDEND OF ONE DOiLAh
a2n npp Nt SHARE on THE PREFERRED sIv.h .,i.. 81
~ ~ somnanv. payable on aud after SEPT kMBEK
ISTU 10 Tie stockholders ~ registefcd At "''"0~
1 sinrghoders OF record In New YORK VIII he p,idi pi
=, ,he Union National Bank, New or cry s, slu
,ork holders OF record In Phiiadeipa' ~ 'ho "A'''
oT The treasurer ia MS city. - ,.., ,,,,,,,.,
rhc transfer-b0Dks will be closed IRON Ante''
aisi 10 sepieroer l0th, inclusise .p,,vs
au 25-F& futsel5 ..
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Tp,nrs, PARApE.-The merchants OF The
IT,, soer IN be i'm earnest concerning the
,"no,i,ion OF the trades parade OF last
s'Ti The idea is to have the parade this year
~ the time the State Agricultural
1ui.iS he;nc held; and in order to perfect
a,i ,omenfs for the successful execution
arraIssnhue ,.d snhcme. the president OF the Cham.
OF tha so eommerce has called meeting OF
Der Oh ..,,amts 0J and manufacturers and
all merclirn,S Sairn,s Of participating in the pa
offers she T The meeting will be held at the
raae, r%U,,er ,"v of Commerce tomorrow evening
at o'clock.
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WEATHER REPORT

>, INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
ule Atlantic States, local rains followed bv
parity cloudy weather, northerly TO easter
y winds, slight rise In barometer and slight
rise in temperature. ~
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, DC.

The regular use Of COLpEN'S LIEDIG's LIQUID
rxrrAcrOf BEEF ANp TONIC lNvIG0RAroR' IN
rInt bottlos, is the most direct means Of obNiAune
,hysicaI debility, a It stimulates The ab'orpen''
and imparts ,Igor to the whole system ASK JDr m
CoIJ,n,, take no otSer. or druggists geherauy
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pjnuOa For Sale.

The best school piano for the money l.
the celebrated Fischer plano-rcmarhaDle
for briliancy and durability.
RyLAND x LEE,
913 Main street.
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Chick CIGARS, DC.

OFFICE OF BETHESDA hISEHAsLI sI.S S'i' 1850.
,,,.r,cv We would respectfully inform all con-
su,ocr. Of BETHESDA WATER that Mr. 6kohSL
S",,Gsx I, the sole and only authorized aseh' ioi
mi. wafer in the city Of Richmond.
'-"' "'''' HrriIEsDA SPRING COMPANY
ID. l.. sTEgLISG, Manager.
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N,rcu-There was shooting

SHOOTING ,nrGsy was Ssiwes% sSSS',ns tns
match al bon Bon. -. rrom the Grays-Messrs.
icllSwinE f. GiiLs ,e, j. II. Gibbs, sayile BOsseux,
Henry, hanSl"'' Khe first match was won by
&c as,is Blues The %s: .'S5f prize %r !n match
Grays, A. tocs ne = 4 side match was then
the entrance ,,en ieTs' the Griys retrieved their
ma. made ',,S up, Whyn hy score .c Of 50 to 80.
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Personal.

rI,IIr ROsTON EXHIBITION.-l shall
be I'm Boston during the forthcomine sHh,gii NH
,i-o ~ The Manufacturers and Mechanics ln.I lnst,
w.. 80, va W dent Of leading southern )oufhIs
Nv bu.inc-s entrusted to me will be- promp'! a"'
faithfully attended 10. .,opcr "a nAGBy.
oo,, Si3 east Grace street
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FOR TIE REMARKABLE EFFICIENCY OF TIE
gIFFALo LITHIA WATER In BIood-Pois"nihg
see statement Of Mr.. ASDREw DILLEY In our ad-
xnrfisImg cOlumns.