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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

A railroad man at st. Louis re-
Gently found that q "bureau" sent
from Leadyille, Colorado, was miss
ing; while no bill of lading for donk-
key shipped from the same point
could be found. After worrying
over it for some time he discovered
that the word "burro" on his in.
voice was not misspelling fol
"bureau," as he at first imagined,
but was the name for the Mexican
species Of the despised ass.
AS illustrating the universal hon.
age paid to wealth, good story
comes to US Of two ladies, who meet
upon a recent social occasion. They
had been in the habit of meeting
upon the same occasion for several
years and-passing on. This time
they meet and chatted mot affably.
How well you are looking, said
Mrs. Blank. l think have never
seen you look so we'll"
"Oh, yes" said the lady number
two, "but | think l shall be better
looking next year if my husbands
income keeps on increasing. Rich
ladies are always handsome" And
she spoke so laughingly that it was
not until she had passed on that the
very complimentary lady was fully
aware of the implien rebuke.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

THERE was a carriage accident
on Hotel street yesterday about 6
PM, caused by the breaking of a
shaft. The horse tried to run, but
was stopped by q person whose
name we could not learn, said to be
II Frenchman. There was family
of several small children in the car
riage, who fortunately escaped with
out injury.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17
FRUIT GROWING AND PRE-.
Be-" SERVING.

Some few weeks since, the BULLE-
TIN had some thoughts, editorially
expressed, on the adyisability Of our
making some effort for the develop
mcnt OF the agricultural resources of
the country, other than production
simply Of sugar aud rice, and
pointed generally to the fact that
there are very many articles that
are easily grown here and which
yield abundantly, but to the utilizing
OF which scarcely any attention is
now paid. We now note with pleas
ure that the Hon. Mr.. Pilipo, Re-
preventative from North Kona, has
apparently adopted similar views on
this subject, and has brought in q
bill entitled An Act for the en-
couragement OF Agriculture 1t
appropriates the modest sum Of
three thousand dollars for the bicn-
nial period, with which the Minister
of the Interior is to import for gra-
tuitous distribution, new and valuable
varieties OF fruits, either the seeds
or growing plants. But more
business-like feature OF the bill, is
the authority given the Minister to
financially aid individuals or corpo-
rations in the establishment of
factories for the preservation and
preparation Of fruits for export, and
for the packing and pressing of
tobacco. 1t is well-known that the
district which Mr.. Pilipo represents
is quite unfit for sugar growing on .
large scale, owing to the rocky
nature OF the soil, but that what soil
there is, being decomposed lava, is
remarkably rich, and all kinds of
tropical fruits grow there with extra
ordinary luxuriance. The delicious
pineapple is found growing wild all
over. the district, and scarcely a
fraction Of the fruit in ever used,
but rots on the ground. We under
stand however, that recently a com
pany of foreigners has commenced
the canning OF pine-applcs in Kona,
and in fact we have tasted some OF
their productions and find them ex-
cellent. (Mcssrs. Bolles & Co. of
this city have the Agency OF the
Company There is the mountain
wild strawberry; species of rasp-
berry; the gooseberry (poha), and
the ohelo. The chirimoya also
grows freely in kona, hut it will
hardly bear canning, except perhaps
AZ jelly. In short, there are very
many articles Of produce that may
yet become available, to supplement
Kings sugar and rice.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

The party who was seen to take a
low crown felt hat, from the Music
Hall, on the evening Of the 4th July,
will please return the same to Harts'
"Old Corner and save further
trouble. 1873 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

THERE was telephone alarm of
fire yesterday noon, proceeding from
Nuuanu street, but as nothing more
was heard of il, fire is supposed to
have been put out as soon as dis
covered.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

Two express carriages, l light
truck, and good two seat spring
wagon, are for sale at Phil. STEMS,
carriage shop on Fort Street.
$50 1w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

The S. S. Suez, with dates from
San Francisco to about the 8th inst.
arrived off the port about half-past
IL O'Clock last night.
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DIED-At Koloa, July Sth, James Sin
clair. aged go years; = native OF the
State of New York, and for more than
40 years resident OF these Islands. =;
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Our Kahului correspondent writes
The schooner Anna, Capt. McCul.
lock, arrived on the 9th inst. from
Eureka, with a cargo: of shingles
and lumber for the Fl. C. Co. She
will probably sail again for Ssr
Francisco ON the 10Th inst.
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LEGISLATIVE.

of Importance was done. A few
pointless resolutions and inconclu-
sive reports of committees took sp
the first hour. Then there was re-
port Of committee upon the petit
ton of one IIaalou, for balance due
as mail carrier on Oahu. This
Haalou may be termed " the ire
pressible," for he has now been
with his petition before four conse-
cutive Legislatures, from each OF
which he has met with rebuff, but
he won't stay rebuffcd. Mr.. Kaulu-
kou, chairman Of the committee,
stated that they had thoroughly ex-
amined into the mans case, and
were convinced. from his own state
ment, that he had received from the
Postmaster-Genera all he had bar
gained for, and therefore they re-
commended to indefinitely postpone
consideration Of his petition. There
upon arose n lengthy debate, some
of the members arguing that the
fact that Haslou was sosvery persis-
tent in coming before successive
Legislatures was presumptive evi-
dence Of the justice of his claim
which amounts to only $45. 1t was
therefore moved to insert the
amount in the bill, despite the COM
mittcc's report. Aftor an hour spent
in discussion, the motion to indeti-
nitely postpone was carried, and so
exit Mr.. Hnalou-for another two
years.
Among the novelties, Mr.. Kaulu-
kou gave notice Of his intention to
bring in bill requiring plantation
owners to have the photographs TAX
en- Of all Chinese employees, in order
to their Identification in case they
desert. Not bad idea; although it
must be remembered that any ordi-
nary two Cinnamon are in general
appearance, "as like as two peas"
Our Hilo Correspondent, writes:
The schooner Ida Schnauer, Capt.
J. Spencer, arrived here on the 9th
inst, Is days from San Francisco.
She has a full freight Of assorted
goods, and brought the following
passengers, Hon. F. S. Lyman, w.
J. Corscadden, and Geo. kies.
She will load sugar at Papaikou and
Hakalau, for San Francisco. The
Hilo people are indignant at the cool
way, their petitions are treated by
the Legislature. The telephone line
is up as far as Hakalau.
Our Kahului correspondent writes:
The schooner Anna, Capt. McCul-
lock, arrived on the 9th inst. from
Eureka, with a cargo. of shingles
and lumber for the Fl. c. Co. She
will probably sail again for San
Francisco on the 10Th inst.
THE bark w. II. Almy sailed for
San Francisco last Saturday. She
took away IA passengers, and the
following cargo: 2424 packages of
sugar, weighing 292312 pounds;
1907 bags rice, 252 bundles green
hide, 64 do dry hides, 6 do sheep
skins, and 81 barrels tallow.
Domestic value, $50, 1880.
LAST Saturday Pm. His Excel
lcncy S. X. Kaai, the Minister of
the Interior, entertained large
party of puests at a lnau st b;e roc;
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

By an oversight, we omitted to
mention in Saturdays issue, that on
the previous evening, (the Bastille
Anniversary Mons. Feer, the
French Commissioner and Madame
Feer, entertained party OF invited
guests at their residence ON Bere-
tania street. His Majesty the King
honored the party with his presence,
as did Her Majesty the Queen
Dowager Emma, and II. r. II. the
Princess Likelike. The front of the
mansion was beautifully ornamented
with colored lanterns, the red, white
and blue, and presented a brilliant
appearance.
The meeting at Kaumakapili
Church last evening was very full
one, a large number of foreigners OF
both sexes being present. The plat
form was occupied by Chief Justice
Judd, tho Hon. Mr.. Rice and the
Rev. II. Bingham. Mr.. IIallenbeck
spoke from the text "Lay not up for
yourselves riches" &c. The meet
ines will he continued every, evening
this week except Saturday.
T'.~. .,,-.,oc -r-;v,n,h lcf, Hor Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

". ste ner Triumph left For San
rlo,a"r ,..' esi.tG ~, - I'M.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

"OlL\N or Girl wanted to take care
w of ono baby, liberal wages. APP
ply at the BULLETIN office. 1873 lw
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WANTED q young Girl, to make her
w self generally useful in the house
of lady on Maui. For particulars en-
quire at the Hawaiian Hotel, Room No.
IL, in the morning before 80. 81
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

EOUND, on Saturday last, on Hotel
l. Street, a Package of Transferring
papers. The owner can have the same
by paying expenses and calling at the
Bulletin Office. 127 lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

LAST Saturday Pm. His Excel
lcncy S. X. Kaai, the Minister OF
the Interior, entertained large
party of guests at luau, at his resi-
dence in Palama. His Majesty the
King and their Royal Highnesses the
Princesses Liliuokalani and Likelike
were present, and the members of
the Legislature. The Band was in
attendance, and consequently there
was no Emma Square music.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

4016 packages of sugar came tc
hand since last reported.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

T. JUND-A Plantation Draft. which
Il the owner can have on proving
property and paying for this advertise
ment. Apply to
120 Messrs. CASTLE & CooEE
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-07-17

EOR SALE, LOT No. l24, in:Kapio-
l. lani Park, dimensions 81 * $50,
facing the beach, and well fenced. APP
ply to c. o. BERGER. l43
r OST, on Saturday evening, on the
IL Valley Road, between Mr.. Henry
Carter's and Mr.. J. $. Mather's pre-
misses, two pieces of MUSIC-"Ianhau
SER" and "Sccret Love-" The finder
will receive the thanks Of the owner by
leaving the same at the Office OF J. ".
Robertson & Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-07
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

nS- on All sales Of Real Estate MADE hciW.en lie
III Of January and last of June tie taxes Tor uhe
present wear have tO be paid by the purchaser. ON
III .ales made between the 1t Of July ana last O'
thc wear the taxes have b be paid by tne seller.
IThjs custom was adopted abodt fifteen years age
b, aI the real estfto agent IN Richmond, and alr
niles 10 Richmond and ylcinitN.l
pICIIMOND BAZAAR. 10 \. NJ, hores, mules,
&c.
T.. Il. CIIAFFIN & Co. 81 =. NJ, handsome West
End building lots ca Franklin and Grace
streets.
GEORGE &. VAeHON & son, 6 T.. IL. Two large
and desirahly-,0cated brick dwellings on the
north line of Leigh street between kighth ana
Ninth streets mos. SOi and st4tl.
I THOMPSON BROWN.O NJ, beautiful build
inr I0t on west Marshall street between hadl-
son and Monroe streets.
cRI-BBs 4 WILLIAMS. 3 T.. NJ, three handsome
building lots at tie corner of Grace ana "oh-
ty-hfth streets.
INo F.IA-GVTON. JR,4 T.. W.. LARGE alsort-
Iaeni Of msccilaueOis and Ia" Looks'
JyO. r. LAUGIITON. JR.. 10 \. W, handsoI Is
chamber spits. plano paflof FURNITURE IT,
frigerators. sc.
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As this is positively the last wee k OF the
great closing-out sale at BIB Broad street,
persons in want Of shoes or slippers,
stylish. durable, and cheap, would do well
to avail themselves Of this opportunity 10
make their purchases. Parties contem-
plating. going TO the springs, wanting
trunks, can get them ut cost.
We also desire TO thank our friends for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon us,
and hope to merit their continued fayors
when at our old stand, at 81 Broad street.
ResDectfullv. HELLER X Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-07

POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
William Burwell (colored), charged with
trespassing on the premises OF Martha
Hudson, was discharged.
James Lacy (colored), charged with
stealing n silver watch, the property OF
John Peak, was sent on TO the grand jury.
Charles Smith and William II. Andrews
(both colorcdD, charged with breaking and
entering in the night-time the grocery-store
OF 4. McAuley, were sent on TO the grand
jury.
Mary j. Ellis (colored), charged with
cutting Lizzie Campbell with knife, was
sent on to the grand Jury.
Alice Thomas, Belle Allen. and Lizzie
Campbell (all colored), charged with as
saulting and beating Mary Jane Ellis, were
committed to Jail for three months in de-
fault Of surety.
Fannie Chalkley (colored) was fined %
for contempt OF court.
William EIaskins (colorcd), charged with
stealing one writing g-desk and so IN United
States currency, the property OF a. NJ.
Burton, was sent to Jail for fifteen days.
John Harris (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the street,
was fined S2.
John Smith (colored), charged with being
drunk and dsorderly on the street, was
fined 50. The accused was also fined 81
for contempt of court in failing to appear
at the proper time. -,
Joseph Winston. charged with being
drunk and disorderly and violently resist
ing the police while in the lawful dis
charge Of their duty, was tined S2O.
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The Big Whale.

The big whale had its day, and every
body went to sec it, Now The Boston,
Broad and Second streets, is all the talk,
and everybody is going there for the great
bargains in white dress goods, from me-
dunn 10 fine grades; fine napkins, beauti-
iul plumes at low prices, Kid gloves in fine
quality; ladies' and gentlemcn's handker-
chiefs, hosiery, &c. lace lichuS, lace and
null ties, laces, embroideries, fans, combs
and brushes, sash ribbons, zephyr shawlS
in good goods; large lot Of children's and
misses trimmed hats, just in; blcached
cottons and domestic ginghams, to be
opened some time to-day. Now is the
time to get goods at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-07
prom Andrews American Qucen.I !

The renowned Qncen OF Sheba, with ali her royal
romp, magnificent apparel, and brilliant retinue
would never have appeared within the presence Of
,be grandcsi Of the monarchs Of the past had she
moi also possessed that which IS the crownng glory
az The female persona skin unchallengcd for It's
oriental sof,noss and It's almost transccndensai
nuyi,y. Cleopatra, holding Emperors At bay and
rnlinr empires by her word. had quickly lost her
charm and power by one attack Of blotches, or Of
plmplc., or Of horrd tan and frceklc'.
WOMAN RULES THE WORLD
p, her beauty no, less than by her purity OF chsrsc-
,er. lovelincss OF disposition, and unselhsh devo-
,,o, Indeed. In the estimation Of perhaps too
many men. beauty in a body take. precedence over
,very other consideration. iesuty thus forms an
,u,,,ort,nt psrt of womans working capital"
,.,,hout which too mau, af not bsnkrupts In What
,,istes 10 influence within the circle where they
,oyc, arc powcric.s for great good. Hence we see
mn, o,.ly the prorriety but the duty 81 every lady
,-,sor,inr with jealous care that which to her Is
.sen.lsl to success and influence and usefulness in
,o, Aud since beauty IS but skin deep" the ut
,oo.f c.rc and vigilance are required to guard it
o,,,n,t the many ils that fle.h Is heir 10. Among
mo great and annoying enemies Of beauty
OF EITHER SEX,
os vol As n comfort, happiness, and health are
r,os, pe.iiforous and horrid skln-di,oascs-tciers
humor,. eczema fslt-rhcuml. rough and scaly ernp-
lions ulcer. pimples, aud all diseases Of the hair
and scalp. For the cure Of all these Dr. CIV. BEN
son Of Baltimore after years Of patient study ana
,,cf.ston devoted o. diseases of the skin at last
,,'rrrt f,rth his celebrated SKIN CURE. which
b,s already. hy i.s marvellous cures, established IT.
e,lf as rRE great remedy for all diseases OF The
stip. whatever he their names or character. It's
succc,. has been immense and unparalleled. All
dr,gri,is have IT, Elegantly put up, two bottles In
one rackaec. Internal and external treatment.
Price 81.
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Rock IsQer.
WHAT TIE WORD sIGNIFIEs-wnERE 1T WAS
FIRST MADE.

FIRST MADE.
The word "bock," which signifies a
kind OF beer, is exciting the curiosity OF
etymoIogists. In Germany, whence the
word came. it designatcs only sort Of
beer which In the spring is made at the
Royal Brewery, in Munich. Here is a re-
suit OF the latest researches. Near the end
OF the fifteenth century there was a fete ut
the Court OF Albert H., Duke OF Bavaria,
and there was present noble chevalier, the
special envoy OF the Duke OF Brunswick.
They served the Ambassador Il great mug
OF the best beer in the chateau, but he
would. after tasting, not drink. Ii could
not compare with the beer Of Einbach, he
said. "Well," answered the master brew
er, who was called upon to explain, "y0u
agree that my beer is not strong enough.
Well, will bet you all my fortune against
two hundred florins that it is stronger than
the Einbach beer. Let us make an engage
ment for this day next year. NJ. lie Cheva-
lier will bring his beer and will come
with mine. lie will drink my beer and |
will drink his, both in the same guam
tity, and the man who cannot keep
his legs ut the end OF half an hour
loses."' The wager was accepted, and
iltAt stau, puictuai W appointment,
the Chcvalier was there with his beer. In
the midst Of an assembly Of all the mobiles
the trial was made. Suddenly, while they
were at it. and after they had disposed OF
immense quantities, kid "a pet animal OF
the Duke rushed into the room, and the
Cheyalier stopped to pat it. Over the poor
fellow went. The people gave loud cheer
Of triumph. The Chevalier would have it
that ii was all the fault Of the kid, but the
judges decided against him. Ii was In
honor Of this memorable occasion that the
beer Of the Ducal brewery was called
" hOck" beer-kid, In German, being
bocA from tits comes the French
word Gcuc, by which most Of the beer in
France Is called.
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Interesting Obseryations on the Way from
Denver 20 the CITY of the Mormons-A Va
ried Panorama of the "Grand," the Ave
full" the "sublime,' the "Beautiful"-
Among the Mormons and their Snow
Capped Nountains-A Visit 10 President
Taylor and What He Had 10 Say or the
oyernment and she "Lntter-Dny
saints"-The tabernacle and Temple.
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in 4 baby in his carriage. These steps
should be removed, the walks inside the
park graded for few feet so as to slope 10
the level Of the sidewalk, and il need be.
paved with brick to prevent washing. This
is one Of the little things that cost nothing
and help much. A SUBSCRIBER.
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JUNE 8, 1882.


Not long since ! read some editorial re-
marks about the improvements OF Monroe
Park. This beautiful little spot is neces-
sity to the people OF the vicinity, especially
for the comfort and health OF the little ones.
Will you, therefore, permit me through
your columns to suggest very simple yet
much-needed improvements AT all the en-
frances are steps, which render it very dif-
ficult, and little dangerous even, 70 take
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-07

POLICE EXCURSION.-Thc police Of the
First district will give an excursion to
West Point on the 10Th instant. Many OF
oar people still have pleasant recollection,
Of an excursion gotten up last year under
the same auspices, and this one will doubt
less prove in all respects Is enjoyable as
thc prtyiOllS one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-07

BriefS.--Thc repairing OF Mayo's bridge
continues. Quite number of new iron
bolts will Toe required. in some instances
the timber show, the effect OF the wear and
tear oi time and use.
The Council met hast night 10 make the
necessary arrangements for defending the
city against the sui, OF Ericsson Tor dam
ages should the plaintifi demand new
trial.
There were 20 cases before mayor Tly-
Tor yesterday, but some warrants were is
sued for the arrest Of mischicy0Us youths
who had in>ultcd Mrs. McGinncss by
throwing deceased eat in her front yard.
4 large number OF Young ladies and gen.
tlcmen left on the excursion train yestcr-
day evening for Bon Air.
During June and up 20 the Jth oi the month
the clerk OF the City Court had not been
called on TO issue Z single marriage-liccnsc.
The court will meet on the lgth instant,
when the new trial Of Jones as. The Cot
ton Factory will he had before jury OF
tdleSmcp summoned from Richmond.
A meeting OF the officers and members
Of the Methodist Sunday school has been
called for to-day. when important matters
i'm connection with the good OF the school
viii be considered and acted on.
Coroner lLeraham is authority Tor the
statement that his cOrOnial duties have
been reduced to the minimum in point OF
lightncSs.
Manchester il 80 abmdantly supplied
with splendid springs and we'll, and is
therefore not seriously affected by the
present muddy state OF tic james.
The Board OF Health are out OF business
now owing to the subsistence Of epidemic
symptoms Of any sort.
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Wcsf.End Lots 10 be Sold.

Mcssrs. II. b. Chafn & Co. will sell this
evening at $50 o'clock handsome building
lots on west Grace and west Franklin
streets. These are the most desirable lots
now being offered, and this sale offers an
opportunity OF making handsome invest
mcnts
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FANCY GOCpS.
- L T. V l. \ )
OFFERS THIS WEEK

"
% barrels Of HANDSOME PLAIN GOBLET> at
10 barrels PLAIN or STAR TUMBLERs at 2jc.
per dozen;
81 dozen ICE-CREAM DISHES At soc peg do
zen;
100 dozen uEIIANDLED CUPS at 20c. pee
dozen.
25 dozen DI>U-PANS At 15c. each;
25 dozen DlSIl-pANS at 1Sc. each:
% dozen DlSil-PANS at 2Oc. each:
% dozen oNt-PiNT and ONF-QIAEF COW
Erred TIN BUCKETS nj Sc. each.
% dozen 1WO-QlART and TH3ts-pJ hkT
COVERED TIN BUCKETS at lOc. each;
25 dozoa FOIE-QU ART COY EHfDTIN BUCK
Er> a. I2c. each;
10 dozen FOURTEfN-iNCH TIN WAsH-Bh-
SINS % Ice. each;
10 dozen EWEns and BASINS ~ Soc. each;
20 dozen scts WIRE Dl>b-COYERS at 5Cc.
each:
25 dozen LATEST PATENT FLY-rRAPs st
25c. each
10 dozen siAJOLICA PITCHERS. reduced FROM
35c. and 50c. e. 25c. each
26 dozen NEW COMBINATION FRAMES at
Doe. o..ch:
A job lot Of CABINET FRAMES at half price
For travellers and tourists We have everything
needed in the way of NALlSkS. IEsCIi-B ~
kETS, sIAWL-sIkAPs, sATCHkLs, UM-
BRtLLAS. &c. Sc.
Catalogues OF IIAMMOCKs mailed free - any
address. rTtVENS
jc7 605 Broad street.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-The Rich
mond Grays will celebrate their thirty
eighth anniversary on the 18th instant by
supper at the Regimental Armory. The
following is the Committee OF Arrange
mcnts: Lieutenant J. L. Tyler, Sergeant
c. A. Crawford, and Secretary ii. l.. Rees.
These annual entertainments are always
looked forward to with pleasure by the
friends OF the company.