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The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
The AInoHt. on tse Pacific Cs.ss

There are several fine Almonts ou
 the Coast. It could scarcely be
 otherwise when tine well-dressed re-
 putation of the strain is taken into consideration, and being SO highly
 prized, it is equally certain that our
 liberal breeders would determine not 10 be without the blood. Wri ting from memory some may be over looked, but among tho sires, there gre the following: Jay Beach, st LinkvIile, Oregon, has Altoone, J B.
 Haggin, at the Rancho del Paso, has Algona, J. J. Gosper, of Prescott, Arizona, has Gospe1's Alnont, form erlv Exempla,, and at PGlo Alto is Piedmont Some years ego, very fine Almcnt yearling, from a marc by Prophet. was taken to Santa Bar barn, but we have not heard from him lately. MT. Beach has several fine Alaont mares, and there arc a of them among the matrons of the Palo Alto stud. We have claimed that California was-as well supplied with trotting as any state in the Union and now the impression is strong that shs will take precedence of any Of her sister states. To substantiate the claim, measures will be taken 10 ob- tain the necessary information, and when that is Tn, there will be q good show to establish the position. The Almonts are a poteat factor in the calculation, as every one mentioned is from the right sort of a dam, and ihis is as essential as the male eide of the parentage.-Breeder and Sportsman
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
If anv stronger proof Is

If any stronger proof is needed of the inefficiency and incompetency of Hon. G H. Oury, for his position as Dele gate to Congress, he has al- ready furnished it, and 1t may be seen in the columns of yes- terday's Gazette, where his let Ter to Hon. G. c. Stevens is published. This letter is very mournful reading, for it is the wall of man who has striven to do his duty but has misera- bly failed owing to circum- stances beyond his control Nay, 1t is more than this; It is the complaining whine of a schoolboy. which only has the effect of laying bare his weak points; and inste ad of clearing him, 1t introduces stronger ar guments against his reelection than even his personal enemies coul1 brAlg. That Oury is a man of strict honor and gen. tlemsn no one has ever denied, nor hos itbesa urged against him that he IS not true to his friends; but the matter, in q nutshell, amounts to just this Oury is g bitter partizan of the party>which IS cut of pow er-too bitter even to acknowl- edgs 2 Republican for his friend. He tells us himself that t is impossible to accom- plish anything for us; then why was he go anxious and ea- ger to accept a renomination? The fact of his accepting it is of itself wonder, coming as it does from a member of the party whose aversion to office holding has long been thought almost impossible to overcome;  and since he knows end ac- knowledges that he can do no good for his Territoryay oo-,s he nos dra-
 Durr sIe last campaign one of the strongest arguments advanced for the election of C.. H. Oury was that Hancock, the Superb was sure to hold the Presidential chair; that the Democrats xould be in power, and that 1t would be worse than useless to send a Repub- lican to Washington. This, then, is the argument we use to-day: Territorial interests are more than party interests. | The Republicans hold the | power and we must and will have 8 Republican Delegate.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
SANTA CEEz,
4 Healthy and Pleasant water.
 ing esIace.

Santa Cruz is a beautiful little burg of from 1000 to 6,GO0 souls as estimated by it's oNn citizens. Tae fovn las age enough to have grown, and time to improve very much the appearance of the surroundings. There are many very fine private and public buildings, the fsrmor or namehted with flowers, fruit and g abs, giving unnlistakable evil dence Of intelligence and refinement On the part If the individuals. The pIblfs buildings and bus.aess houses arg large ard substantial, giving to ths r acc an air of thrift and perma- nency. Especially beautiful and at tIaclive are mary of the large and expensively built private resi- dences just out from the dirt anl dust cs the more business ike DOT. irons Of the little city, surrounded as they are with beautiful flowers and
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
@H 2 S7 Gz f
 1a a
Oh :! Ouryl

The following is the full text of Grant Oury's letter as published n last nights Gazette. We leave it to all of the best minded men of both parties to-perGse. IsE't it "daisy ?'' Hos- c. 2. SrEvEHs: fly Dear Giz: Yor-s Of May 28th is at hand and n reply thereto ? have to say: Flat 2 have sssiduously and con- :inuously appesFed before the com mi.tces having n ch.rse the va-Iors bills { have intr oduced, and have urged the report of the same, and have failed to receive decent con s;deration from any of them. 2 have worked as 10 man has ever worked iH these matters, and have been put of from tIne to time with inc promise that my matters would be attended to, until [ became des- perate, and eskcd the various com miitees to do me the favor to report on the matters before them one way
 
 or the other, but as yet ! have been unable to accomplish 2 iything. h heaven s nauls what more can E do? The House IS engaged upon the ap Propriation bills. " hen tncse are concluded, it IS probable that some other contested election cases will be taken up, to the exclusion of any other business, So that { have no hope of having anything done with the various measures 2 have intro duced, before the short session. B will have cs many Of them as possi- bic reported, SC that 5 may have an opportunity of having an operation upon them next session. The bill for the curiailing of the San Carlos reservation ! am not certain about, as have been informed by Cover nor Trittle that it would not be acted upon at tliis session; notwith- standing have boan encouraged by the Interior Department to be- lieve thSt it would be reeom- meaded by that Department.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

N.hile the United States, with 50,0G0,000 people, has but 369 members oE Congress, Ger many, with 2 population of 4s- o00,OG0, has 397 delegates; England; 34009,0o0, and 56S rnernbers of Parliament; Franess 5s.eoo 00o, end 750
 .epressnta ives enS Senators; Spain. l7090,9C9, and s87 De- puties in tile Cortes, ard Aus tr14-Hungary, 35,o00,000, and ! ,6j9 members in the tFo houses. Nov we understand the cause of ehe unprecedent- ed enmigration from the ef- fected moaarchies of Europe. Boston transcript.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Proposals for Military Supplies.
HEApouARTERs DEPARTNENT OF ARIZONA, Office of the Chief Quartermaster- WHrPPLE BARRACKS, Prescott. A. T
 August 1st, 1sS2

Of1sce of the Chief Quertermaeter-
 WHPPLE BARRACKS. Prescott, A T.
 August 1st, 1sS2- CEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, S subiec. to the usual condition will be received ar this office, until 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday August 18th, 1882, at which time and place they will be opened m the rlrasenca of bidders. for furnishing and de- livery of military Supplies, during the fiscal year commencing on the ist day of JuIy issa. and ending on the 30th day of June, 1883. follows: .o FARLEY, e60,Ooo Ds. HAY, and soo,O Ds- STRAW.
 Prope-als will also be received at the same tlme by the Qrartermaster at the above named post.
 office of the Chef Quartermaster of the Department and opened at tne sslAe e, ,ltie tli. cars of the s. P. R. R. at stations between Los Angeles and Colton. Cal, of such quantities of barley and hydrostatic-p cd bslsd Barley Hay and Straw az may be required during tho fiscal year commencing July !. 1888.
 ProDossis foI either class of the stores mentioned or fos qnantities less than the whole required. will be received he Government reserves -he right 10 reject any or all proposals. A preference will De glv' or 10 articles of domestic pronnctlon' Blank plopo<als and printed ct<cui lara sta- ting tie amount of bond to acc ampany proposals, and full instructions as to the manner of bidding, conditions to De oo, served by bidders and terms ofcontract and payment, will be furnished on application to this oiIice. or to the post Quartermaster at Fort Lowell. A. T.. CT to the Qnarferma aS- ter at Fort Hrschnca, A. T. Envelopes containing proposals Ehoule be marked q Prorosais for--at=-, and aH- dressed to the undersigned or to the post QuartsrInaster- Fort Huachuca, A. T.
 A. T. AIcGeNNIGLE,
 Ouartersn aster U- s. Army aus1-st Chief Quarter III IS ta1'
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

J. H. Lee returned home a few days ago from Salt river valley, Maricopa county. He says there is a world of grain down there, farmers are out of debt and very well pleased with prospects. Phoenix, the chief town of the valley, is growing very fast.-Courier.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Notice of Homestead Entry.

LAND Orr cs Ar TucsoS. AIaz-. Juiy %,
 1sS2.
 5sf e-s las Gicd mo.ice Of his intention to make Ana prnof in suno1r5 Of hfs Eome- ereas E-atry No 55- f0rtEe north F of the N :. Of Ssc No 10. Twp N cf R , P. and that srch proof will he sne5e before the fsqa Thcmas c f-rccahsw. Probate J1dge .o- Isiic spa Cou7ty 4. IT. at his office L. oagniV. azii cnuutv. on the .1Sth day of augi-t. 1s-2. rt a o'clock A Y for the land aheva described. He names lhe fol s.swinz his illnesses 10 prove his continu- oas rssisies- upoE. and castiSauoa ot, said ana. Tis: Eoherf C. C s-,sY, Eathe-l iel Star1 Gaorze Street Ead Henry c. tsD- gers al of Tempe. -Ia icoP= Co., AT.
 HENRY COUSINS,
 jul5;-5x Register.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

Tip Top has paid s1O0,OOO in dividends to date; Tomb stone Mill and Mining Con- pany has paid s1 ,250,0Oo; Sil- yer King has paid s975,00 Copper Queen, 100000; Grand Central, S350, 900; Contention, 375,O00.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

Colton, California, is ship ping s19,O0O to s12,0 900 per week in bullion, which comes from mines in that vicinity.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

..That wonderful corpse" is what the Peoria Transcript calls Roscoe Conkling.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
SA M A RIFT M Ilo(CTv vine

is unfailing and infallible in curing Alcoholism and Opium Eating. To come before the public with an abso- lute cure or specific to remove the desire for alcoholic stimulan:s or the habit of opium eating, seems to many, we have no doubt, an absurd, ity; such is the case, nevertheless, and before offering our medicine to the public, we thoroughly convinced ourselves by actual experience that it would do all we claim for it.
 Fer Sale by All Druggists.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
WANTED!

A good farm hand atmy ranch to whom steady employment will be given.
 c. 1. Tweed. June 1st. 1882.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

 nal weakness. Spermatorrhoes, Emissions. Impoltoecy Exhsu sted Vitality, Prematur Decline, and LOSS OE MANHOGD from whatever cause produced It ep riches and purifes the Blood, Strenethep the Nerves. Brain, Muscles, Dige tion, Reproductive Organs and PhT and Mental Faculties It stops any n natural deDllitating drain upon the syste preventing involuntary losses debiIitatin dreams, seminal losses with :he urine. etc SO distructive to mind and body. It is
 sure climinator of all Kidney and Blatlde Complaints. It contains no injurious in gradients To those suffering from the veil effects of youthful indiscretions or ex- cesSes, speedy, thorough and permanent cure is Guaranteed. Price s2.50 per bottle or nye bottles Tn case, with full direction and advice, $i0. Sent secure from obse- vation ;osauy address upon receipt of brice or c. Q. D: To be had only O: Dr. C. D. SALFIEID, 2l6 KeErney St. San Francis co, Cal Consultations strictly confden- ,ial. by letter or at office, FREE. For the convenience Of patients, and in order to in , are perfect secrecy 1 have adopted a pri- vate address. under which all packages are ff,-x
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
TRIAL aOTTEEEREE.

NQTICE-I will send u ial bottle of the REJ sufficient to show its nerit-irse ofeharge, to any one afflicted applying by letter. stating his symptoms T1d age, CommuniSatsOns strietly con
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

This Great Rejuvfnatin< Remedy and Nerve Tonic. Is the legitimate result of twenty years of P-acte
 cal experience and CURES WITH UNFAuING GER TAINTY Neryou
 and P hy sics
 Debility, Sem
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

AGENCY O. THE SOL. LEWIS. SAHa faiz0HA. gsi- N AALEss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

Dear Slr.-Fcelinr a,xgly r~afoeoa g., .,..
eench's "hioh have received from tie u.e n ,
vcry valuable ariols which has ,s origin ana ho,,
ir cur beautiful CITY, and hoping tha, other ,,,
afflicted - have been may snd ,fs. ,o,,., e..
IS usc acr thS Indulgence ~ Few lines tr So.
valuable psIor Ter the privilege of cornnr,t.
yeu hTiei stsfouscni 81 fact. Tor fh he,,oc, e
tnC mutii1ds ~ sUacrcrs O. 10 ,ue. viii, ~, ,,.-
side. NanV - mv frcnds wei know ihaf h.,.
ron veTy scve'c' afflicted with hcar,-discsse for =
uum1oT ~ ycArs. and have suffered from /, ~ o,l,
ihosc can su1cr who have slAi disease. II ,,er.,s
ny Strength - low that could scarcely wall.
ac7,Ss ny rccSa. and tio leasf cxorsiop r,noe-es
nc s. shors-sr,sthcd That l DARED scarcely NOV.
ana gc seemed very iuraensone. Va t-..,.,
for ny malaay by the hos; physicians and o,-,,.e
De bru,ai from thcr treatment or presc-i,,,,o,,s
mill was advised ay ny family physician 10 use
HUNTS REMEDY. as ny troullc wa. caus.5 nv
iusc-ian q ry haDcy~ which affected very -
rlousy tlie action 90 ny hl Art Commenced t,l-
lIs 80 hsvne Ntflc Gath IN 81 or any other upoei-
ciuc.. and s. has bc'Ycd mt wonderfully. and .,,,
DOW grCai dca better. and have lcsa ever ,,ne..I
lcsar its u~c. lu fact have taken no medicine tls,
hs- rene flied me 81 Frcats. Ny breathing is ,-,.,
and A.vt gsiuei in sircugta - much flst I am
s.l- O. de- ny homework. ch,rrfuuy recommend
HUNTS REMEDY to al who may %, ..fa icies Ms
have aeeu. or VINO are suffering from general de-
tE,y Snl nervous p,,sira,icn.
Ec.pec,fr,'s. Mas. A. @. EoChwFII.
le-r' ~,-.c-. Providence. r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28
NO. LOG.
Phi Delta Thesn-Uo~inr Session.

The conclave Of Greeks came 20 their
closing deliberations Yesterday. and ~ 2
great amount Of work was before the Con-
vention the delegates assembled nj 10
A NJ. and went Immediately 10 work. In
/ pursuance OF the regular order OF bush
! ness Nashville. Tenn, was chosen as the
! place OF the next Convention. TO occur
/ Tuesday. October -. 1Ss4. and rs a lite
I rary programme the following was adopied.
I Orator, Hon. J. {. :. Blackbur of Yer
sailleS. Ky; alternate. Hon. !. T. Philhn,.
Of Missouri; Poet. W. II. ~Jones. Of ILL.,
nois; alternate. L. u. Hall. Of Indiana:
Prophet. y. y. Fletcher. Of Florida:
alternate. George BRYAN, Richmond. Va.
Historian. \. A. Hanes. Of Cleveland. o.
The Convention then adjourned % the
ashlngton monument for the purpose o.
being photographed.
The afternoon session was called AZ 3P. NJ
The Committee on Scroll reported. ad-
yising change in the journal from twenty
Tour to thirfy-two pages, and n slight change
IN appearance; also, nominating George Il.
Thomas ~ the editor. The report of the
committee was accepted. and the gentleman
mentioned chosen as editor.
The Committee on Resolutions then re-
ported the following. which the Conven-
/ ton assembled accepted:
HcsOiUed. That a vote OF thanks be cy-
tended TO the proprietor Of the Exchange
Hotel for The interest taken in our comfort
and the many courtesicS received at bi,
hands hv each delegate 10 the Convention.
Ecsolred. That the Convention apprr-
ciaies the kindnes, of the publishers ~
the Richmond Dispatch and State in giv-
n- space IN their columns 70 the daiiv re-
port u H. proceedings.
H'S0tr.d, That We heartily endorse the
management ~ the Scroll ior the past two
years, and congratulate The editor, upon
their success IN making that publics-
non everything that fraternity journal
should be.
Wh.rea> The officer, II the eX-Grand
Conr. have for the past two wears shown
such commendable zeM and untiriuc
effort, 20 their strife to piac, Phi Delta
Theta at the head oi Greek fraterniiie,:
and wherea, they have hy their effort,
placed h'r 30 . height of prosperity hefor,
unknown IN Dor experience. br il
h.sD're7. That the Phi Delta Theta. iu
convention assembled. does hui partially
expires, hT appreciation of their cgorj,
when sine extends to them q most hearty
vote of thanks.
hfso'red. That the thank, ~ 'hc Con-
yen'ion re du, o. the alumni members.
Judge Elliott. Brother seal. Brother Tomi-
0n>. and Brother Brckwith for their labor
ODD preparing ilc literary exercise, of The
session.
H'.'."ed Tu' The Phi D.l,a Theta Con-
ye1ton extend O. ihe member. of the Nir-
-Inia Alpha Alumni and virginia Delta
Chapters. especially O. those acting ou The
IIfa, committee. .ft. t.~f ls- and h..lrf-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

Mr.. y. y. Wilkinson let Thur-Iay 20
make Dos home iH Florida. H. camr hcr.
rlcton wears ago from ih. south "it1 large
means. ~onc ol Wulrh hc uvc>tc. iu hu,l-
ness on Main street. and he also erected
ti.rre ,ie-anf stores on Ninth between
Main and Franklin streets. VIII. her, hr
t.4- nerou~ helper 10 aN good cau>e-.
IT, gave % prin'iu--pre-- io th' hin' -t
mission ~ tbe southern Methods. 'hTcA.
and w.., ready r. .iI iu every good work.
whether dcuomuatioua OF not. The
writer never sent o. him any one in di--
-re~- who vs., not promptly and checriul.S
aided.
Nr. Wilkinson. while editing iiitie pa-
DEF her. proved himself good writer.
and ). is hoped hc VIII favor tie Dispatr
OCCASIONALLY wiki letter from the .and OF
th. citron and orange. ". ". =.
EIcuM0Nb. october =, lSs-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28
,,rp,G.s EXTRACT OF NEAT.

r YsRIG COMPANY's EATKA'l -
i Lvr.T-prxrsT AND CHEAPEST MA
.vor1Nc sTocK FOR sorPs- MAl'h'
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
trrr,c coNPASY's EXTRACT OF M IT.. -
An Invaluable and paiAiaDie tome IL al
-, vel digestion snd debility. Il = ~
noon for which nations should feel Fr''''
,s~-se. Medical Pres" - Lance
-, Medical JourIlal,~ SC.
cAI-TloS.-Genuine only Win me 80.
.,ua, - Baron Lictag's signature IN D''' 'A'
.e,o.. ,he lal,ei. This caution i' '''''', -
a.,,v - yarioa. cheap aud inferior '"'''''
ta,es le,ag IN the market
,,rr,e coMPANY's EXTRACT of SAA a., :
=" :. sse Of all storekeeIerA' Grocer s,.,.. So.
cs.n,s,s sole agents fOr the uni,eo s'~.., ,''rc,
es6ole.ale ouiyj, c. DAVID co.. > a .s@s', S1so,
srsnae London. England. az ss-s''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CONGRESS
Final Days Session al Morar, Hall.

'"''slahify W and the Criminal; An Interest,"
ihs Consideration Of the Snhjcci 10y Dr..
henrJ Potter. Mr.. Charles kitobeil. Rev.
D'' Newton, and NJ. l.. l.. DalaneId. of
New Nork-The Requirements for Ccnfr-
i""''"h Discas-ed IN the Afternoon b, Dr.
>aiterIee, Dr.. Rankin. and Other,-Ad-
Journment, &c..&o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28
Accom- for Visitors NeNi
Week.

Io the Ed.t9r If the D,Vatch
Their is ~ doubt about the largest
number oi visitor, coming 90 the Iude>
Parade and The Virginia Agricultural fmr
that ever graced our city betorr on any
similar OCCASION. The hotel, and private
b.ardinc-hou.e, even now hesitate ~ tb-
Gaze their rooms. Now. what viii W. 90
with tbe great crowd, who will 'i-t kiril-
moDd az that time, unles- We request ah
Who have rooms - rent 20 register theh
name, af Your office. either FOR board ANA
i.Gyinr. OBJ at least iournEt
ACTIVE MERCHsST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28
Mo.r Important.

Everybody in Richmond knows that
1ort Nurubv. corner Eighth and Broad
s.~.et. ha. ovsters of the best quality. lie
v,n,- our good people also 10 kno" that
hc hls that pure " Moniro'e HisAe9 ,
Just ak for thi, brand and you VIII ~
fLn MIRO arflrle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28
VIII Remove.

Constable Brothers will move November
lr 70 4l9 east Broad street tbfeeaeh .
Talley's old standl where they propose
conducting the furnishing scods business
ON larger scale. Shirt~making VII eVh-
tinue 10 be leadinE feature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

The bark Amor. with cargo oil no
cottee direc; from Rio de Janeiro, has A.
The coffee will be sold a, auction on
landing bv Messrs. Davenport Morris.
Due notice will be- given Of sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

A hr.e and valuable collection oi oi
Daiutine,. embracing ahout 300 Suileci' OF
picture. oi real merit, n ornauentai sil
frame. wil be- sold al auction hy caiaio-u
on TUESDAY evening next ~ ID. nue,i'h- il
bou.e Of Jno. l.. Laughion. Jr., l2H MAIN
street. Immediately after the above ,.i'' ,,, !.
lar.,e collection oi rare sca-,belis VIII be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

~COop LUCK" GOOD LUCK This wh.s-
key be ~ superior quality. p'1e. and mellow Con-
noi->eur- mc from all paris If the city dall, 10
orisy IT, The pric, 5. law for -ucb choice lilnor.
ROBERT WrRNE. Grocn'.
~NArmll md MIR h.n -trL-.-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28
. x.u place. But a Good Old Fellow.

MANY of our citizens have never called
.. Iqoc c,st Main street. where Henry 60
rerbod r. keep. tn best billiard and Pooi,'
roon with bar and restaurant attac N o.
I'M best Of AL j. that Moniro'e "his'
key can be- had there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

For Coughs, IIoarsene~s. Loss cf Voice: for Del.
icaie or Affected Lnnrs. Nervopsuess. wakefuI-
Dess, &C., Hse the ROCK ASD-RYE FxrEcr,SRANr.
sold by druggists twenty s.e scd sfty cents per
hoftlD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

DYSPEPSIA Is the costly prc, We pay for luxu-
res. lts most poteur remedy, however. Is found
IN that efficient and seuial tonic ard Alternative,
TAnhANT's sLLTzER ArEEITNT. sold by all
druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

EIcHsOSu. FKFuIElt BRIO ANDt
POIoMAD EAt-hoAu COMPANY. )
NOTICE. .-The FREIGHT DEPOT OF
., -, p. V. cot kTNhY.
agent
DANk> ,LOsING FOR TRADES PA
ID EhDt
A.. hit-it,,--- generally VII 10, sNspei.cd on
ru,.-aly Druuae.f 3 W. the da' ~ ths Ifaff .
-de ~. t... - .i iiC easy Diuesi paft haFiHE
,..r..r MATURING ou that day % attend TO - ."
.iTNBAN. gcisitlE SON.
" = L.. WALLACE,
Cashier Cifizeu- Bank,
NAM =. u hiLt>,
ta.ltrr Planter NaiiIna' bank'
JANIS MILLER.
ta-hle- [ u.un Bank,
WILLIAM a. 30 NhlNs.
g.-ti.y Merchant. sud Planters ~~sing Bank,
H. e EiENfII,
Cashier Fif-f National Bank
o. ". LD1kN ooh.
f.l.it,- National BanL % .rCinias
a. ,. SLENN.
la..ter Merrlaut. Natl uual BAnbs
WILLIAM ~. HILL.
Cashier TIE -iAtf b1uk 10 Nlfflii@s
WALkEK HILL.
~ 25-Gt Cashier ny Bank "i Eichii' '"'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

THE " MATCH Br-gprsT ORGAN. has
been sold fOr YEAR by RrLASD & iEE- sl3 Main
street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

ASK YOUR GROCER for John Moir soHs Prr-
serves and Jams put up in china mag.--a pure ar
tcic-fnp7rted hy GoppIN a TgIBBErT.
Wholesale Fancy Grccers,
Thirteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

SAVE MONEY by buylng yeur Grocer3cs at
NFENES roPULAH GRocEEY,
corner seventh aud Msrshall s,rcess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

Go 10 Green 4 Waugh new store BIB
Broad street. for all kinds OF furnishing
,r.,fe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

ORGANS on THE INsIALNENr PLAN nj RY-
LAND LEE'.. sis Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-28

FiBE-ORAcKERs. CASNoN-CRACKEEs. and
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