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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Land Once. Grand FORKS, Oak, Oct, sd, isss.
Notes = hsfehZ given that the following. nam.
GO settler has filed notice Of his Intention 10 make
snail proof In support Of his claim aud that said
proof wnl b made before J. Henry Abaalns, .
n0easy public q Pembina, D. r., ON December 8,
lee3. VIZ: James Henderson,
foI the - or sec IS tp l6l Sc.
He names the following witnesses tn prove his
|: continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
aid land, viz: Edgar Ashley, John IAuxtou,
geo. ". Abrams, HSnce easement all Of lem.
b. c. TIFFANY, Register,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

Culver, Page, Hoyne 4 Co., lo0tax
tablets, 100 election notes, / ink
stand, 1000 envelopes Dist. clerk,
l arm rest, blanks ETC.. register !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30
Conyrights Issued.

There will be about $4,000 copyrights
issued at Washington during the fiscal
wear ending on Saturday; an increase OF
nearly 1900 over the number issued the
preceding year. Notwithstanding this, the
number Of original books has not increased
in proportion, but the great number OF
copyrights issued have been for eompi-
lations and reprints. An employe OF the
Congressional Library says that the
song-writcrs seem 20 have taken rest.
Play-writers have also produced less
than usual this year. Three plays have been
copyrighted which have been written with
the idea that Miss Mary Anderson would
accept them. In no case in plays has the
manuscript been sent 10 the library by the
writers. the authors contenting themselves
by copyrighting the title and principal
scenes. An unusual number OF copyrights
have been issued for humorous publica-
tions. Mark Twain leading of with seven.
Burdette, Peck, Perkins, Stanley Huntley
(..spoopendyke y, Josh Billings, and other
humorists have had from three TO four
copyrights each for books.-BalGinsore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30
Funeral Of General Conner.

The obsequies OF General James Conner
I'm Charleston Thursday were the most no.
table since the death Of Calhoun. The re-
mains arrived from Richmond Thursday
morning, and lay in state in the City lilli
until 3 O'Clock. when the funeral took place
from It. Michael's church. The City Hall
was draped in black. and the body was
guarded during the day by commissioned
officers OF the Fourth brigade in full uni
form. Thousands visited the remains.
The floral offerings were very handsome.
FLAGS were everywhere displayed at half
mast. and during the afternoon there was
general suspension OF business through
ont the city. During the funeral ceremo-
nies the bells Of ST. MichaePs were tolled,
and minute guns were fired from the bat
tery. The family had declined the profler
OF n military funeral, but there was an i'm
mense outpouring Of the war veterans and
other military in citizens dress, besides
fhe Grand Lodge OF Masons, OF which the
deceased man was Past Grand Master.
The Chamber OF Commerce. the members
Of the CITY Council, the Hibernian Society,
and the Law society were present, The
remains were inferred in Magnolia ceme-
ferry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30
THE CODE OF HONOR.
Statements aud Rumors Concerning
the Proposed Meeting between
Messrs. Beirnc and EInm.

The Greenbrier Independent, published
at Lewisburg, West Va, says:
'.Many sensational and grOundless rIl.
mors have been put afloat and published
Without repeating these rumors we will
state that u IL well understood that Mr.,
Beirne. after eluding the officer at Hanover
Junction. came TO West Virginia; that he
was in the vicinity OF the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs last Saturday; that he was
afterwards in Lewisburg and its vicinity,
and that on Tuesday his whereabouts be-
came unknown except 10 his most intimate
friends. During all this time the proper
officers OF our county were not asleep to
their duty, and by their foresight and
vigilance and that OF others we have rea-
son,o know that the plans and purposes Of
the combatants and their friends were
frustrated in Greenbrier.
ave are justified in saying that Mr..
Beirne left Greenbrier last Tuesday, over
land, southwestwardly.
"What the end OF the unfortunate mat
ter mn be we are not now prepared to
say.
The police here have information that
Mr.. Elan left Richmond the same day that
Mr.. Beirne left Lewisburg-Tuesday The
belief among many is that the two prnci-
pals, each accompanied by a friend, are
driving by the county roads towards each
other, and il so Waynesboro', in Augusta
county, would be about halfway ground,
and to-day would be about the time for
them to come together. A duel to-day, in
the neghborhOod stated, is confidently eX-
pected by some parties who think them
selves well informed.
To state accurately the whereabouts OF
either principal is impossible. The police
have so far exhausted all the means at their
disposal to stop the meeting. Public Opin-
ion here has greatly changed i'm the past
few days. Anything that would really
stop fight would be good news TO the
community, and II the police had needed
any urging TO make them do their duty in
the premises-which they did not-they
have had it in calls from leading citizens,
who begged them to interfere. The cOun-
try authorities, however, do not seem to
have been very much on the alert, as on the
morning Of, or the morning after, the pro-
posed meeting at Hanover Junction Mr..
Elan took breakfast in the hotel at Hano-
yer Courthouse.
The next place Of meeting will probably
be at some distance from any railroad sta
ton, in view OF the IIanover-Junction IN
terruption and the watchfulneSs OF the
people OF the whole State with reference
20 this matter.
In Coalition circles last night it was re-
ported that the duel would take place this
morning at O'Clock "about twenty-five
miles from Charlottesville
Or. Lewis Wheat, who is now absent
from the city, will probably be present TO
give Mr.. Elan any surgical assistance that
he NAV need
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u 5 A L NJ 5 .


IIear lds, all We people, and give ear, all ye in
~aliSs Of the world. Hop Bi,iers will make you
well and to rejoice.
2. II shall cure all The people and pu, sickness
and suffering Wader foot.
3. Bc thou no, afraid when your family is SICK,
or YOU have Brlsbrs Disease or Liver Complaint,
for Hop Bltcrs will curc you.
4. no,h low and high. rich and poor, know the
Daiuc Of Hop Bilcrs for bilious. nervous, and
RArs.rsafic complaints.
3. Clc,nsc me with Hop Bi;ters and shall have
robust and blooming health.
G. Add disease upon disease and let the worst
como. am safe II use Hop Dltters.
:. For all my life have been plagued with SICK
mass aud sores, and no, u'1il year ago was l
curcd. by Hop Bt,crS.
5. lie that kecpeth his bones from aching from
rheumatism and Neuralgia, with Hop BitioTs'
doc,h wisely.
9. Though ihou has; sorcs. pimpies, freckies,
Ritiers viii rslnorS them all.
10. What woman Is there, feeble and sick from
female complaints. who dcsirolh not health aud
nsc,h Hop Bittcrs and Is made ioeHi
IL. Loi not neglect to use Hop Bi,tcrs bring on
ssrious kidney and Liver complaints.
L. Keep thy tongue from being furrcd, thy
blood purc. and tly stomach from indigestion by
using Hop Bitiers.
ls. All my pains and aches and disease go like
chat: before the wind when Use Hop Bltters.
IL Marx the man who ras nearly dead and
given up by the doctors after using Hop Bittcrs
aud becometh we'll
Is Cease from worrying about nervousness
general debility, and urinary trouble, for Hop
Bittcrs vii. restore you.
g. 19-Tu, ,Thlwl,S ,SSalm
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. j. Bell Bigger, who has been i'll at
his farm in Spotsylyania county, is very
much improved.
At st. Joseph's Academy, Emmettsburg,
Nd. on the 2Sth. badges OF excellence were
awarded to Miss A. Antoni and Miss A..
McGoyern. Of Richmond. n the most sue
cessful in their respective English classes.
General Malone is ir the city.
Mr.. Riddlebcrger left yesterday after
noon.
In the North people are writing against
the custom Of gentlemen taking the lady's
arm instead OF the lady taking the gentle
mans arm in the good old way, which Is
surely the most Seemly.
A meeting OF the Virginia holders OF the
first mortgage bonds OF the Richmond and
Alleghany Railroad Company will BE- held
at the Exchange Hotel Monday at II NJ.
The call is made by holders OF 100000 OF
these bonds.
Richard Barden, youth OF nineteen,
was severely injured yesterday in the
cedor-works. at Manchester. by an acci-
dent TO the elevator (or mn, by whlch ne
fell with II considerable distance.
The alarm Of fire from Station Gi al
1.45 O'Clock yesterday morning was caused
hV tho Martial blIUlll- Va ~ b.i W. -'iVP ''
second street between Leigh and Duyal.
Damage trifling.
LAST night at $3.50 an alarm OF fire was
turned in from Station -. The fire was at
the corner Of Clay and Glmer streets, but
did no damage.
The ease OF Charles Henry Lee, charged
with the murder of Daniel Miller Doth
colored), was given to the jury last night.
after argument by the counsel on both
sides. The Jury were put in charge OF
the sheriff and took up their quarters at the
Exchange Hotel. u
Colonel ]. b. Raulston, collector OF inter-
nal revenue in the Danyille district. is in
the the eity, and was warmly greeted by his
numerous friends here.
Mr.. Benjamin J. Hooper, member OF
Congress from the Fourth district, is in
the city. ,,.
I'm the Richmond Light Infantry Blues, but
at nresent commonwealth attorney for
Prince Edward county, arrived in the city
Yesterday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30
Tic Richmond Election Cases.

Yesterday the Jury for the July term OF
the United States Circuit Court, which Is
70 trv the Richmond election cases, was
drawn as follows:
From the Alexandria box: f. W.
Troth. Accotinck, Fairfax county; Edgar
McCrav, Hamilton, Loudoun; }. W.
Wheat, Alexandria; Joseph James, Water
ford. Loudoun; Herbert Tancil, AleXan-
dria; Frederick Ilomer, Culpeper Court
house George w. Francis, X. NJ. Lawson,
Thomas Lannon, Francis B. Pinn, AlcXan-
dria.
From the Norfolk box: Thomas Botti-
mere. Norfolk: John Moore, Nansemond
county: William McGonnigal. Hicks
Wharf: Henry V. Moore, Berkley, Nor
folk county; John Smith, Portsmouth; W.
III. Hannah. Norfolk; George I. kccie,
Norfolk; William Causey, Nansemond
county James NJ. Woodley. Norfolk coun-
fv: Jerome :. Ames, Norfolk county.
From the Richmond box: Alexander
Christian, Richmond; A. Vi. Seldom, Sa-
hot Island: William ii. Hughes, MancheS-
fer: Tazewell Branch, Farmville; Philip
Southall, Chula. Amelia county; +. W.
Southall, Rice's Depot; j. L. Hardaway,
Chula, Amelia county; j. Morris Miller,
Issaduena, Goochland; j. III. Knight,
Farnyile: Charles Duncker, Richmond.
The original order Of Judge Hughes was
that the names should be drawn twelve
from the Norfolk, twelve from the AleXan-
dl.ia. and six from the Richmond box.
This discrimination was greatly COM
plained OF when the order was made, and
Il was lately amended TO authorize the
drawing OF ten names from each box.
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Cadets 10 Go TO New York.

The Cadets Of the Virginia Military In
st,tute hv invitation of the authorities Of
New York and by permission Of the Board
Of Visitors and Governor Cameron, will
wish that clty on July 4'h to return a flag
now in their possession. .,o
The flag is inscribed, 'One-liundred.
and-Sixtv-fourth regiment; presented by
Citv ~ New York" II was captured in a
hard tioht by the Eleventh Virginia caval-
rv NV Colonel NJ. ID. Ball (Rosser's brigade)
Of Cotlett,s Station December IL. 1868, and
was w nresented to the Virginia Military In
The corns of Cadets leave on Monday,
the Cd OF July, by the shenandoah Valley
railroad, arriving IN New iorS al u O'Clock
on the morning OF the 30. Inc Nag will
be delivered to the authorities Of New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30
DIR. CrutchncId Believed 10 be Dying.

DR.. W. T. Crutchfield (dentist, who was
on last Sunday stabbed four times in dif-
ficully with Mr.. Lewis +. Mason, had a
change much for the worse yesterday.
His wounded lung is giving him great
trouble. His medical attendant said at II
O'Clock last night: ellis case is not hope
less. but it is very desperate. There are
forty to one chances against him. His
deposition was taken last night by
Justice John &. Teller, depOnent be-
lieving that he could not recover. The
paper is simple and brief, and is withheld
from publication 10y advice Of the Common
wealth's attorney. The difficulty originated
some time ago in a trfle. DR.. Crutchfeld
spoke OF Mr.. Mason without ill-temper, and
is said to have made frank and fair state
ment.
All the probabilities are that he VIII be
dead before noon TODAY, though his doctor
dislikod 10 say that tho ease was hopeless.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30
DREPARATION.

First-lT l. HEALTHFUL AND NUTEl-
TIOUs. II contains within itself the highly nutr-
tious and strengthening phosphates which are
required by the system, the same that are found III
meat, nsh. corn, and wheat. Ordinary bakng-pow-
ders cream tartar. yeast. &C., DO not contain any
nutrtiye quadtics. but IN many cases very nlG-
riou, compounds.
Slcoud.-IT Will NOT DETERIORATE or
lose strength by age. The peculiar manner ofpack-
ing prevents any loss Of strength aftcr the package
f. open. Al ordinary bakiug-powders lose strength
after being opened.
Tafrd.-I1 L. PURE. The Characteristic form
Of pacsage Obvla;cs tie necessity Of reducing the
strength by the addition of starch four in order
10 make II keep. as IS customsry IN the manufac-
tue Of ordinary baking-powder.
FourtA.-IT Is RELIABLE and does not vary IN
quality. The high standing and character Of the
Inventor Professor r. y. llorsford Of CambridgeJ
and the reputation Of the manufacturers 1.-THE Rum
ford Chemical Works. Of Providence, r. H. IS a
guarantee that the goods VIII always DC Of uniform
quality and rs represented.
FJ0h.-IT is ECONOMICAL, it's 70 per cent
stronger than The common baking powders and 80
per cent. stronger than the best baking-powder
made.
Sirth.-IT REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING
and j. better thsn ali other baking-pOwders. The
bread. biscuit. &C.. made Wit, Il are moist ana
palatable when cold.
The ~Horsfo1C Almanac ard Cookbook sent
free upon application 20 the
RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence, r..
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Excursion Tonight.

II you want to have a good time, they
used say during the war, "iCin the caval-
ry." But the war is ended, friend and foe
are forgotten to 4 great extent in these
piping times OF peace, and the next best
thing you can do will be to see Mr.. Charles
II. Lemus, at Watt d Calls, or Mr.. Pat
Ward, at the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad eXpress-oflice, and secure ticket
to Lynchburg. "if you want to
have n good time" with the eXcursionists
that leave tonight. The train leaves at
$50 p. NJ. and returning will be in Rich
mond by $50 O'Clock \. NJ. Monday. This
will give you fifteen hours in Lynchburg,
with no change OF ears, and pleasant
journey along the far-famed James-Riyer
Valley. Price OF tickets, dirt cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30
Golden Chain.

DEPUTY Supreme Commander Robert y.
Northen, assisted by Past Commanders
George Duncan and T. b. Williams. last
night instituted a lodge Of the order Of the
Golden Chain, with thirty-eight charter
members, and the following officers were
elected Commander, j. II. Ashworth ;
Vice-C Commander, w. T. Crawford; As
sistant Commander, G. W. Mosby; Past
Commander, II. n. Northen; Prelate. j.
w. Curle; Secretary, A. p Bennett; Col
lector. |. X. Wertheim Treasurer, p
Whitlock: Guardian, w. L. Bowler; Medi'
cal Examiner. DR.. j. Z. Harrison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30
Police Court.

The following eases were disposed CT
yesterday:
for disorderly conduct on the street.
Wesley Briggs (colored) was fined s. for
cursing and abusing j. ii. Morris on the
street.
Laura Gatewood (colored), an old Offend
or. was Jailed for twelve months for iisor-
derly conduct on the street.
Victoria Wilson (colored), assault end
battery, was fined $3.50.
Cbastine Nicholas (eolored), drunk and
disorderly on the street, was committed Tor
three months in default Of security.
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Cjrcuit Court.

In this court the jury in the case OF A.
( Nash Us. The Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company re-
turned a verdict in favor OF the defendant
comnanv. Nash sued the company for
sI0, 600 damages for being run into and
injured on upper Broad street some time
in the year 1881. ~
The plaintiffs were represented by law
G. Waddil, and the railroad company by
Colonel John B. Young.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30
A Burnt NOfe.

When the steamer Granite State was
burned at Goodspeed :, in Connecticut, the
safe contained S7j in notes belonging to the
hands OF the boat. The clIarrcd remains OF
the notes were sent to the Treasury De-
partment, and portion identified by the
experts. An exchange says that all the
banks have redeemed the notes except the
National Bank Of Virginia, at Richmond,
the president OF which has declinedrefund-
ing one Of the five dollars on the ground
that he cannot recognize the fragment as
being an issue Of that bank.
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Too Busy 10 Write an Advertisement.

Our first seml-annual reduction sale, in
auglrated a few days ago. keeps Us too
busy to write an advertisement to-day.
The public do appreciate bond:tide re-
ductions, which we give to everybody.
our old prices are in black figures, and the
reduced prices are in red figures.
The CLOTHING PALACE,
1891 Main street,)
A. STRAUS Il Son.
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Cood.Bye to Some Revenue Taxes.

The new United States revenue law goes
into effect tomorrow. The only tax 10 be
collected after July lst will be upon to-
bacco at cents per pound; spirits at 80
cents per gallon; beer at 81 per barrel,
and the various kinds OF special taxes.
There will no longer be any tax upon
checks and drafts, matches, and proprie-
tary medicine. The tax upon these arti-
cles will end tonight. Bank taxes were
abolished March g. 1894
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BIoodIcss Impromptu Duel.

4 difficulty occurred yesterday evening
between Mcs.r.. Dahney G.. Baker and L..
l.. sale 40 the store of The former. Ncnable
and Twenty third streets. during which
several shots were passed, but without
effect.
Mr.. sale +. a druggist doing business at
the corner OF Nenablc and Twentieth
streets. lie came to have an understand
Ing with Mr.. Elijah Baker about an old
personal affair. and the quarrel was taken
up by the son.
The police are informed that Mr.. sale
fred the first shot. lie was arrested, but
bailed for his appearance at the Police
Court this morning.
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1T Is \ FACT THAT THOUSANDS
Il OF ORR BUSINESSMEN GO TO THEIR
OFFICES IN TIE MORNING AFTER AN
INEAsY. NIGHT, OR 4 LATE oSlI IL plNMEk' sCsTs
THIS l. ENTIRELY UNN NECESSARY, FOR 4
SINGLE DO>h or THAT SPARKLING,
FOANING SPECIFIC. "TARRANT'S SELF
ZFR APERIENT." TAKEN BEFORE BREAK
FAST, WILL IMMEDIATELY DlSPEL ALL
FEELINGS OF HEANl\ESS. REMOVE GENT
IL But SURELY THE CAUSE, AND QUICK
IN INTO HEALTHY ACTION EVERY FIBRE
OF TIE SYSTEM. FOR SALE By ALL DRUG
GlST>.
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. DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

IA passed several slecpless night, disturbed by
the agonies and cries of a suffering child. and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WlNsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP was just the article needed.
procured supply for the child. ON reaching home
and acquainting his wife with what he had done
She refused 20 have 1t administered to the child as
She vas strongly I'm favor of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed I'm suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following
the father found the baby still worse; and, While
contemplating another slcepless night, the mother
s,epped from the room to attend TO some domestic
duties and left the father with the child. During
her absence he administered a portion of the
soothing syrup to the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well, and the little fell
low awoke I'm the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden and Won
derful change and although NJ first offended at the
deception practiced upon her. has contnnedto to use
the syrup and suffering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial Of the sy-
rup never vet failed 20 relieve the baby and over
come the prejudces Of the mother.
'O'' - "'' je 26-eod1w
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BrOad-Sfreet Dry.GoOd Houses.

We, the undersigned dry-good mer-
chants OF Broad street, do hereby agree to
close our respective places OF business
from July 1st TO September lst at p. NJ,
Saturdays excepted.
julius MEYER 4 Son,
SYCLE BROTHERS,
THALuMER BROTHERS.
ID. Il f.. MITTELDORFER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-30

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear. cloudy, and at times slightly rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 70 /;
0 A. NJ, 81; noon, 81; 3 L. NJ, SS; 6 p.
NJ, 81; midnight, so.
Mean temperature. Slt.
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FAIRNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

Situated IN the nourishing town Of Han,ptop.
three miles from Fort Monroe cOnve nient 10 the
depot of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, con-
Meeting with all lines NORTH South. aud west. aud
the steamers OF the Old Dominion Stcanship
Company, offers superior accommodations 10 VII
itors. Elegant rooms. Every comfort. Capacity.
$50 guests. Table frst-clsss- embracing every
luxury which Tidewater Virginia affords.
TERMS: W and " so per day. Special terms
for weekly or monthly boarders.
Thanking the public for fsyors Of tho past. my
! ende.vOrs will always be>employed o. .ecurc the
comfort Of those who favor me With their patron-
age. Teegraph-efiice In hotel. Electric bells
Carriages 10 Old Point anJ depot. stages every
hour FOR Fort Monroe: fare, l0c.
t l7-2m j. j. BARNES.
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TEntered at the Posi-cfice al Richmond. Na' ss
second-class matier.i
Late weather Report.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l J

WASHINGTON, ID. c., june 3d. Il. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic
States, cloudy weather and local showers,
southwest 10 northwest winds, stationary
or n slight fall in temperature, and gene
rally higher barometer.
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=, ,,r,rFIN & CO.. farm at Centralia, Ches
H. -, ppc,rseld county. on the Richmond aud Peters
nnrg railroad. eleven miles from the cry CON
taIaing 1875 acre., win m@dern u"sil,ns'
also hou.ehold furniture ana i'r'"''s ''"p''-
ments. at 10 A. VI.
m STAPLES & co. two framed tenements IN
Duyal's addition, on Federal between flrs'
and second streets, At L. W.
/ THOMPSON BROWN 60 trustees SAFE oi
brick house and LOT, $40 "eS' He'S" '''eo' ~
g L. NJ.
FIrRNAN TUPPER, four framed houses on Ora.
ham street between Fulton ana Erin strce's' at
6P.M
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1g \. M' horses mules
vehicles. ~ =.
NO TLAUGHTON, JR.. l0h M, Richmond
made cigars. ,o
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, lo'3O a. VI. ana i'SV
H. NJ. watches, &c.
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FREE LUNCH.

CRAYD TURTLE LUNCH. aG2yR
once more to the front With our our asxs
great GREEN TURTLE SOUL, whisn sa,oe ~e Ssrns SSs
I,rnnJ street. Don't forget and try II: COOL
BEER always on draush'' FoV-A