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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-07
70 WOOD sTEALERs.

DuRINa THE PAST YEAR. TWO OR
Dthree hundred cords OF wood, belonging to
the Virginia and Truckee fliroad Company,
have been stolen in the vicinity Of Gold Hill
and Virginia The Company, therefore, hereby
give full and fair warning to any and all persons
NAT hence forward the most stringent measures
s.iii he taken to prevent further stealing.
hny person caught stealing the company's g
vood will be prosecuted to tho utmost extent Of
the law. .-.>, ,
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ON MARRIAGE.

rAppY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
II nom tho effects OF ERRORS and Abuses in
adv life. Manhood restored. Nervous Debility
cn,cd. Impediments TO Marriage removed New
Yosthod OF treatment. New and remarkable
rcmedies. Books and Circulars sent nee In
ISSrcsss. Howard Association, No. South
NtntH street Philadelphia, Pa. oelIu
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.


Mining Company.-Location of works,
Spring Valley, Lyon County, State OF Nevada
Sotice.-There are delinquent upon the fouow.
M. "a levied on the slst day OF September, 1871,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
tho respective shareholders, as follows:
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NOTICE.

rkRrIEs WHO MAY DESIRE TO
Nprove up" in their applications ior iots
n tho Town OF Gold HILL or who may desire 20
,nsvn ean 10 40 by applying to s. II. ROBIN
SmN' LOW ITn,tsa States Commissioners Gold Hill.
OWN 'A +. D. TODD,
r,,s.. Register U. 8. Land once.
Carson City, October Q, 1871. oesm
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

PASSENGERS By THE VIRGINIA AND
I Truckee Railroad from Carson or Virginia
TO any point on the road arc requested TO pro
cure tickets before entering the cars. i A diner.
ence 10 made Of g eents Zach between tehes
b. y. YERMGTQN, eupkI
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ASSESSMENTS A LEVIED.
SILVER MINING

" Cempany.-Location OF WORKS, Cold hui,
Storey County, State OF Nevada.-Notlce Is
hereby given, that at a meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees OF said Company, held on the a2d day
OF September. 1STl, an assessment, ot Four
Dollars 90 per share was levied upon the eaPi-
In United States gold coin to the secretary al
the office Of the Company, Room NO. L Ex'
press Building, northeast corner OF Sahiosnn
and Montgomery streets, san Franciseo' eai''
IorniA. N
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY, the !sih day
and win be duly advertised for sale AZ public
auction. and unless payment shall be made be
fore will DC sold on THURSDAY, the 10Th day
OF November, 1871, to pay the Delinquent as,
sessment, together with costs Of advertising ana
expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees;
THoS. ]. OWENS, secretary.
OHiec-Room No. !, Express Bai,Iing, noa.n,
east corner OF California and Montgomery
Streets. SAN FrancE - Gal. se21td
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MINING NOTICES.
NOTICE OF MEEyihc.

CRowN POINT SOUTH EXTENSION
I Mining Company.-The First Annual Meet
inc OF the Stockholders Of the aboye-named
comnany. for the election OF Trustees, will be
held on MONDAY. the 9Th day OF November,
1sTl (lrst Monday In November), at O'Clock
p N. OF that day, AZ the Office Of the Company.
7I WM. WILLIS, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. II Hsywsrd's Building, u9
California street, San Francisco, Cal.
-F oc93 ID
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IMPRRIAI. SILVER MINING

storey County, State OF Neyada-Notice. There
are delinquent upon the following described S d
on The Plat day OF September, 1871, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respec-
,ive ahaprhollcrs as follows: .
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TO MILtMEN! /!

~ ,r,;r.1ylE.,HAyB FOR SALE AT THB GOLD
w Hl NIws Once bali Q ton Of superior
for %do1f' dogfFaasas s 1o,S y 9trs
6ueed prices for cash.
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Mining Company Location OF Works,
LYON County, state OF fNovada.-Notiec is here,
by given, that at o meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees OF said Company, held on the twenty.
first day OF September, ISL an asseSsmSn, 0;as
nnon the capital stock Of said company, payable
inmcdIately, in United States gold coin. TO the
Secretary. al the Office Of tho Company, No. 4l9
California street, san Francisco, CALIFORNIA;
Any stock upon which said assessment shai, ~
remain unpaid on the twenty.nn day OF
October, lS7l, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale al pablo
auction. and unless payment shall be male DO,
fore, will DO sold on MONDAY. the 18Th day OF
November, 1871, to pay the delinquent Assess,
expenses Of eale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees:
~ A. NOEL, Secretary.
Orice-Room No. 10 Haywards Building,
No 40 California street, San Francisco SsiSt ,S
ia
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON FHANKLls Ii, STREET
Last night about 10 o'clock most slngu .hl
No well as terrible accident occurred on 'lie
corner of Cd and Franklin streets. "a "a
Young gentleman who gave his name as
Rose was riding fine looking morse a.
moderate pace down the street, ana "nen
near Cd saw two hacks driven very TAP
idly-evidenlly racing-approacnlng n.n..
The suddenness with which they
came upon him rendered 1t simply lmpo %
sible for him to get out Of the way, anu ~ 40
he rode along, thinking there W1nia ~ oe
room for him to pass between Tue u :mo
lint instead Of this one OF the carIiagEIs
dashed upon him, the pole OF when strnsk
his horse in the side. going almost taron Hl
and through and then breaking on. M
Rose was dashed to the ground, bcspatte en-
ed with blood and mud, but from the ian
received no injury save a silgnt Dru,se
on the left leg. His horse remained In n, tne
agony of death near the sidewalk until ne
was Killed to end his suffering. The escape
of MIR. Rose is most remarkable, anu ne
seemed to be fully aware Of it. The Two
carriages did not seem to be injured beyond
the breaking of the poles and u few spin,
tiers about the side. The drivers also eseapeu
unhurt.
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Editor Dispatch: observed in your is.
sue OF yesterday reply to the will case i'll
connecticut, al account or which appear
ca III your paper a day or two ago, signed
ADRIAN BeeswaX," in which he says that
the daughter should receive one-seventh of
tue Whole amount, the mother two
seventies, and the son four seventies, or dou.
BILE the mothers.
beg leave to differ. . I think the testator
meant the mother should have one.third OF
tue whole amount IN any event, and the son
Gouble the amount of the daughter. Al
tinough there are both u son and daughter,
the case remains the same, so far as the mo-
ther Is concerned. For example, we SUD-
pose the estate amounted to 50, 999: the
mother would receive 90, 1888, the daughter
s2,222, the son 81, 444-total, S, $3.50.
Please give us your opinion OF the above
and oblige ASsoS.
Richmond, Fd., July 10, 1871.
["ANsoS'' is certainly wrong. He guesses
at the testators wishes. The will must
either be carried out, as set forth by ''ABRAM
BEEswAx," or it must be set aside entirely
and the estate divided according to law.
AS we have said, the identical problem is,
we think, contained in GREENLEAF's aritb.
metic, and the answer is in conformity with
lt not exactly in the same figures as) that
OF BEEswAx."]
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POLITICAL.


rsNO THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS
L OF GaESTERFlE VIII be called
upoa on the 26th instant TO nominate cand d1tes
to represent ySu In the next Legislature. You
have men OF reputation and billty In your midst;
men who will not DE afraid to stand up when The
occasion demands 1t and advocate your Interests;
men who haye the will and the powe- 10 maintain
ana advances. by Stirring appeals aud for force q
logic the ancient dig oity and renoNn OF this still
proud and glorious Old Commonwealth. tne
prominent example of this class, you must agree
with me, is Or. JOSH WI3TAh Wake, OF
Winterpock. Endowed with strong intellect,
highly improved by cultivation, fearless In split,
lent aud forcl ole as speaker, and Of .'pular
manners, he would make representative or
whom any people might be Justly proud.
Conservatives of Chesterfield! Pu. away for
the p-eseut personal feelings and preferences.
Let no maudn sentiment get the m stery over
your judgments, aud induce you TO secd weak
man 10 the Legislature Even though he be your
brother, tell him to stand aside. The times, so
pregnant Of great events, our good old stat.
woul ded and suffering from the desolations Of
war, and your own reputation, all demand influ-
ence, force. efficiency, IN this position. Arouse,
then, to full sense Of Your duty. Betrue to your
selves. Make DIR. j. w. WALkE one of your
standard bearers, and may brilliant victo:y VIM
dictate yo1r wisdom and crown your efforts.
Yours, respectfully, [lt*] SENTtNEL.
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!. rnUUAT1ONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE 1NsTITuIE'
E - sT2.UNTQs, Va ~, sssn,e,uber n

yxTEsLEYAN FEMALE51NSTIIuIE,
viii begia the sd Annual Session September -
is Rs2 anS gaoss sq HsEsis VIII an able
corps Of twenty teachers and of1cess r.nks
Tssa s nc G sna aSs zssns Gre
graduates OF our hrst universities AUG ,,roses,
french BY Ias,ye masser Mns1c . Ty Two Of the
most distinguished and cultivated singers anu
teachers OF vocal music in the sonth. ,ho
world. Pupils who come here with chiils and clt-
ma.ieal diseases are entirely restored.
snBsn nansi grand aud beautiful it one
ssi he 1ovsiiesE ollege homes In The Union:
Sas osrssa
; Irrnro iudge John n. Hendren. NJ A., University
= ts1'a1 of vIrginia} 80 ~ sAst
re1,,d tbs weeIe~an Fem ale Institute as one I,
Of re very hest and most ssssacslvs Sen :
go" from Hon. John B Baldwin,
Tho WESLEYAN Femsle Institute. most srcGrss :.
fri IA 1nuris hing school, Is surrounded py I'M
ences which make it in all respses ~ the daueh.
bic pla for the care and education Oh 'ne u'"eA
ters q sSa aris;,fsn parents JoHsB BALDWIN
80 From General John Echols.l
Isknoyy very well the school Of Bey. VIM. Ia, 4;
Isseuse y9u shat yGSns han there
s1rroandng them and his pupils are ,, SEM o c aI
ttw.ted. redned, and Christian women. 1 com
mend The school most heartily to YOU: cuo,s.
Very truly, o" ~ - -,
IRON, Prof: william f. Peters, IL. D., of Uni
.,versity of virginia
Young ladies committed to the care OF n fr %
HARTIsi viii enjoy advantages Oh moral anu Ia
ieiIectual Ir aiming rarely found. ,f,f..
= From Bishop <. NJ. Marvin, D. u
rts w asIeyan Female Institute Is an honor t
the Church. Instruction is thorough: All classe
stand high. The most talented prof. sra en-
nj we'd. The school Is very prosperous anu os
TERMS FOR THE ENTIRE SCHOLASTIC nss aE s.ss
Roarn and tuition In the collegiate course, @ZSa
Wmsir and other extra studies moderate.
for REV. WI. 4. HARRIS.
,u ,o.d&v t. Staulton, Va.
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spECTAI HoT1 oEs. ].
~ NOTICE 70 BRITISH ULAa asE

mT NOTICE TO BHiIlnh ,saa.asc
!. SSrs Notice is hereby given snas ste 80
z.s,,sa Th,,a seeratary In her Britannia Ms.ss
TVS r,tnlom attic Service. has been appotn. "a %
n, l,cr Britannia Majests's GoVefniasaS aims
.uthoyixed to receive, as Washingso1s an1 ,,-,.
ON the part Of corporations, compau, M.iss-
yate individuals, subjects OF hee bhsan luz a,s,es
tSe tho fIoyerument Of the United ssases
ont f acts committed against the persons
nv nroperty Of subjects Of her Britannia
during ,he period between the iath OF April io'.s
and the 9th OF April, 1855 inclusive ano Whicn Yes
rena,n unsettled, coming within The
article II and the We next following arcics VI -.
TREATY. of washington Of the sth OF May ioit
and accordingly ali persons, being subjects OF ner
Britannia Majesty, who may have Claims y, .no
nature described in the said articles anu W..
,hey desire to have laid before the CommisSlone
To be appointed under those articles, are "a
TO notify tuch oesire 70 tEe unae.ns s.twesn
oesce No. 7os FIFTEENTH STREET, between
~ yo,k avenue and e street, Washington. -.
- and to transm,t to him forthwith the parllcn-
i.ru- OF their claims, together with the naaisHe
documentary evidence or information In supper.
,bsreof. for the purpose Of being suomiuea W 1ne
Cornuii ssioners. ~ 100 &c
Ard whereas various documents In supportot
claims upon the Government OK the onlseu osAs =.
coming within the aforesaid artlcies "a IL. a.,
have from time to time been transiI.ea " ~ ~
Foreign Office In London, and are sun az sncb
that Office, notice Is further given lhAt on
do.,,,nents NV In keeping or the Foreign omce
vii, &c sent to the undersigned .or regis.
,,a.,on. ana cassiacation, together with those
ws ss m.y be now deposited in her Britannia
MsIes,y's Legation at Washington: PERSONS WIZ
have claims on file at either OF Inc ser.
toned places are requested to INFORM LUG 49, -
s,snsd of tbe,r esre to have them registered lol
submission to the Comm issioners' -.
Further notice will be given OF the oas u srs
first meeting of the Commissioners, ~nn.n 90
months from which every claim is to De pTeseh"es
to the Commissioners, unless In any case wiz" a,,
cac,,ou Of III. commissioners, when the perlco
for presenting the claim may be extended oy tne
To any time not exceeding three months longer.
W oily 'N''' -, HENRY HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jalg Is, 1871. ......
jy is-eod2w ....
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Roanoke Valley Railroad.

rsor.s ore beine made to rebuild 'n'
Roanoke Valley railroad, ana ses''"' ,onl,.
tlemcn are making appeals to the p.or w
living on the line Of the ROAD 70 s. mo.
assistance to carry out the iinp ,''.S..o,,.so
iecs. Asa means of fac!iitaei"s NV.
and inducing the proper sym s'Ilh',s 1h sus"
n case q series OF barbccucs nave oeen s''-
t.n -, at which all concerned are invited
- r,ast and consider aud consult about the
natter. You know it takes heap OF eat
inc and driaking, as we'll as talking, to
build railroads ---.---r.--..-.-4 -s.-,,--<-
Two of these barbecues have taken place.
They were we'll attended, and proper en-
thusiasm was excited by the speaking "c''
on the occasion. Tomorrow the barbecue
takes place at Boydton, Mecklenburs on
Tuesday next at GAINESVILLE on Ihursu'.
Of ncxt week at Buffalo pings, ana OIL
Tuesday, August 1st, at Towne'vil'e.
It is desired that Il number OF our h'co-
mond citizens shall so to Buffalo Springs
on Thursday week. The place IS a wen
known summer retreat, and pleasant one
a, that. BY leaving Richmond AT q. u NJ
THURSDAY, YOU will reach the Springs ~ IL
Nj, and in returning, by leaving at f.M.'
you reach Richmond at A. NJ. FRIDAY
Governor WALKER and other members
of the Board of Public Works WIZ
joiu the party of gentlemen who Will g
from Richmond to be present On the occa-
sion. There will be good speaking, as
several well known and able orators VIII
address the meeting. AS Richmond has i
very deep interest in the rebuilding OF TINS
road to the rich Roanoke valley, our citl-
zens should participate readily in an effort
to push the scheme ahead, which Will com
bDe so much Of good fellowship WIN Il
great amount of useful work.
This valley railroad, important in itself,
vet is more consequential in view OF It's
future extension than in the present ben.
efits from its completion to GAINESVILLE
We cannot over.estimate its value to this
city, and trust that while no help IS asked
OF Richmond, she will give it all the mora
force it is in her power to bring to its aid
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TAPON SPRINGS,

We have to-day planted the last post az sixteen
miles or Ssiexraph posts, without aid from any
anarter. and the telegraph company are n9w i tap
idly stretching the wires, to land them Wlsnln
We have recently completed q line OF ron pipes,
CON yey1ng the water OF the nCold spr1n9,o LOU
Horti Noun ain, and Distributing II on every noor
~ This snacsoos and elegant hotel.
nv q m ma oy ,rhau d Inc extensive patmn e6tap-
Isahment renovated all the bathing poois-sup-
pIie1 ne pipes and oteer fixtures, all the same -
III ft belonged to us-thas our guess miEht entoY
the full benefit OF It's invtgoratiEg ana haath-re-
The furniture ard general outat OF the hotel is
new and fresh. Our chef de cuisine Mon u
ausrE PENET is m aster Of his art and we in
Tend thst ourtabie shalt coIppsre fayorabiY with
any In Virgins. Keeping the place in the style We
| propofe. and at IN. low rates already announced
| nv rs we do not xpect to make much moneS this
| year but we do expect and intend that our work
| or this year shalt aduerttse Cdpon Jur future
sIB ossd PEI week, $3.50 per month, $50. down to
a6o per month, according to length Of visit
Through tickets from princfpar cities Route
from Kfcho ond Is via GordOnBvflfe and Manassas
| Junction 60 Capon Road station toeHce fifteen
| miles by Harman's new aud superior line OF
coaches. Conycyauces also fom Winchester.
1 Find onr circulars at Purcell, Ladd & Co.'s,
Richmond, Va. Es'
We have promise Of a crowded and brilliant sea-
son. FKAZIER d SALE,
/ iyH-7t 'Proprfetors.
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DEE.

On wednesdsy. the 18th Instant. g Eo 'lss |" :
His fnnar,, viii take ~ .ce 81 second B,pslss
Church Tr7s iThursdasl dtRNIHG at e,e+ tSa
O'Clock Til trisnds an cqu AlntaucoS " xS
ftmiiy are Invited osrend.
o'clock ELEIS DUDLEY, daughter OF tn iA'e
Her funeral viii take place from Flsst saP Ths
Church FRIDAY WISHING at o,ciocA' Au ~
frsends az the family and her etep-father, L. d
Frayser, are invited 70 attend.
In this city, on yesterday 18th inss;. ma n.a
KIDD, in the sixty seventh yearof hsf
ras,Sanca cornsr of Is I'd and 9Th streets. 1le
tFTaWNCON at O'Clock. Her frieDos are ~ ~
Yitt d to attend.
A. Rockville Masyand On the ne k Rssa .ns. sni
the i ,e Ara Bouic, aged i've months anu iou''ee'
days.
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The Tobacco Fair.

The nroposal to hold tobacco fair IN
this CITY early in the summer Of next year
or the wear after merits the favorable con-
sideration of our people. BY June. 1873,
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad viii be
in full operation upon a schedule OF great
expedition and yigor. The western tobacco
of Kentucky, and the Mississippi Valley
generally, will have been turned towards
Richmond for IL market, and whether or
not it shall be deemed proper to Include
that tobacco in the list Of premiums, its
shipment to this city will add largely to
the interest OF the occasion and the attrac-
tions for tobacconists ana dealers from
abroad.
The project is full Of practical advantage
for Richmond, and should be carried out
with great energy and in the most imposing
style. 1t would constitute far from the
least important of the measures contempt
raneous with the opening of our direct rail-
road communication with the West, for in
creasing the trade and extending the inter-
course of this city with the interior and
with foreign communities. Therefore 1t
should engage the attention especially OF
our tobacco merchants at an early period.
and they should receive the cooperation OF
business men of all branches. 1t is not too
early to begin at this time to give shape
and order to the scheme. 10 secure its
entire success it will take Il great deal of
delibcration and extensive advertising.
Planters need long notice to prepare for
the interesting display Of their skill in cul-
tivating tobacco-a crop which, according
to an old saying, "requires close attention
and care for thirteen months in the year"
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Obituary.

Died SUDDENLY, July 18TH ls at d III sao
arma and at the r, sidence Of her devo'eo mntbes
NIL sTrn' E ny NaSLE DEPRIEsT. beloved wife or
Clinton nepriest, aged 20 yelrs and 10 months.
Her funeral viii take place M IAin,rers nj, y
Church occupied ny the sctpless On magV
Tn penpins the virtues and sad incidents ass ts
nc with the passing awav Of our oeoyea "a
we need no beftar evidence Of her wor.n ana am MI
able character than the tears, me nc ', ~
the Gloom that have stricken the Wn0le cJcE Va
fri.nds and acauaintances by ~hom she was dear
10 beloved In the bloom and oePlnplne o. ~
~ $1,000 amid the swe ct realities OF happy ana
IL an G0uG r. whep the aord
snmstrnstv genial branch ct last to tw1ne its a.;
econ and from him Ts NO s 1ong
and loving Years she was taken and torn from US
to die vet, wi fortitude scarcely paraie,ea - y,
the annals of psssed-away hum sn1ty, she gave up
that lie with All the meekness Of Snristls M ,rse
Sees husband live to initiate her virtuous
ouslities and aim for that hi III ana nooie cap'nk
for which purpose alone this lie Is glYen;. ..*&
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RETURN OF V1RGIN1ANs FROM ABHo o!:Oo,
The Rev. John A. Broadus and Misses
Iaura and Bette Thomas, daughters OF
James Thomas, Esq, of this city, arrived
ye evening from their protracted
visit to Europe. Where they have been IN: So o..
iourning for the past twelve months: They
had a tempcstuous voyage across the At
llntic, and a pleasant time abroad. M :
Broadus visited Egypt, Greece, ana Tue
HOLY Land during his absence, and returns
with improved health to prosecute MS im1
portant duties at the Greenvllle IheoloS'cal
seminary.
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NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at :lc.:
WAMSUTTA at 2o'; ,-
DIJyAL COTTON, better than New York milis
or wamsutta. at &c.; -..
XEDROSCOGG1N at l6sc.:
The celebrated HARRIS and WATER-TWleI
COTTON at 25c.:
Extra flue full. yard wide UNBLEAcHED COT
TON l2sc.:
P1LI,Ow-CAsE COTTON, a. inches wlde' at
FRENCH PERCALEs a. 2oc., worth a5c.;
ppINTrD RRILIIANTS ut l63c, would be
cheap at 30c.;
PtOUES at 20, Is, 80, IS, 40 and 5oc.-a reduction
of from to CSC. on yard:
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH, for dresses, at &c.,
worth 25c.;
IRON GRENADINES at Csc, worth 400. at Soc
would be cheap st CSC;
BLACK GRENADINE;
FANCY CcLORED STRIPED GRENADINES
at &c., worth CSC per yard;
PLAIN CnLOHED L N and M lam
B:QUEs at 1esc., worth Csc;
PLAID JAPANESE SILKS at Soc, worth VI rs
Elegant styles JAPANESE SILK at u, worth
Sl.c5 and $3.50;
BLACK silks at $i.25, $L5o, sl.75, and s2-all
very cheap;
TUCKED SWISS MUSLIN, for Waists, az 'Vc''
worth 75c. pc yard;
GINGHAMs Al 10. l21 16s, 20, and Csc;
LAWNS at "a, 10. l?3, Leg, 20. and CSC. per yard
Extra Inducements in SWlSs, CHEChhD'
HAIR-CORD, NAINSOOK. j A o Z I,
ORGANIZE. and NULL MUSLNs;
BISHOP, VICTORIA, and LINEN LAWN;
Geauinc FRENCH-WOVE CORSETS-all colors
and s!zes-at Csc, worth 81;
LINEN CHECKS q. 2oc., worth Soc;
COTTON PANTS STUFFS at 20, rs. and 3oc''
worth 25, IS. and 4oc;
ALEXANDRA Rid GLOVES at s0c., "ouio pe
cheap at sl.26;
HONEY COMB QUILTS, large enough for the
largest beds, q. 81 40, worth 80 50. Extra
quality at 81. 90, worth 70;
LINEN COLLARS at l2sc.. worth 25c.;
A large stock OF linen COLLARS and CUFFS
at astonishingly low prices:
GENTS GAUZE SHIRTS at Soc, worth FL;
DOYLIRS or FRIEGED NAPk1SS at 6oc.,
worth 81 per DOZEN;
COLORED FRUIT DOYLIES at &l.lo, worth
&1.75 per dozen;
TABLE, PIANO, MELODlAN, and STAND
COVERS at very loT prices;
SASH, NECK, and BONNET RIBBONS;
HOSE for men. women, and children;
PARASOLS marked down ever SO low, and lower
than that;
EEmsTIrCHED, TAPE, BOROERED, UCK-
ED, and LACE EA NDKERCHIEFS at prices
tomake them go fast;
TABLE CLOTHS, Table DAMASk, NAP
KINS, and DOYLIES at prices that cannot
fail to suit;
TRAVELLING BAGS and BASKETS;
SARATOGA and other TRUNKS, very cheap !;
JEWELRY,
AND FIVE THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES
At VERY LOW PRICES.
During our closing out sale no sooos Will ''
taken hack or exchanged. All goods must be paid
a,,,,orv LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street,
Richmond, Va.