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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-14
HAVANA.

Havana, II. The printers strike has vir-
tually ended, the principal Journals agreeing
to increaie the wages one third. The Gace-
ia Official organ) refused to comply and did
not appear yesterday.
Boston, Is. Wards carriage mandatory
on Main street, Cambridge, was DESTROYED by
fire this afternoon. Most of the stock was
saved. Loss $4,000.
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Hon. L. H. Hubbard was declared duly
elected Governor.
A committee of Ave was raised to notify
Mr.. Hubbard of his election.
The committee subsequently reported that
Mr.. Hubbard accepted the oiIlce to which he
had been elected, and would forthwith attend
upon the convention.
Thereupon the Hon. T. II. Hubbard, Gov
ernor elect, attended by his Council, came in,
and proceeded to address the convention up
on the affairs of the State. He asked legis-
lation on many matters, and did not forget to
name the lobby a. q body which should be
protected. His speech was full Of humor and
was received with unbounded applause.
The Governor and Council then retired and
the Senate also withdrew.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of in con.
currence. ..--.,~s.r
Orders were passed directing the Secretary
of State to furnish to each member Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-14

domination, and manufacture them into brews
for the free use of the sick and INDECENT tenn
perance men of the age of forty years and
upwards; provided horerer the boiling pro-
cess In brewing shall continue until the King
hath arisen.
SECT. 4. 1t shall be the duty of said cor
poration to keep for sale at each of their
breweries boiled liquors by the glass and gal
on, and the safe and use of unboiled liquors
are hereby prohibited; provided h, acerer that
nothing herein contained shall prevent the
wives Of said corporators from free use of
unboiled liquors in mince pies.
SECT. 8. This act shall take effect without
passage or approval.
Mr.. Humphrey of Bangor, asked why the
discrimination in line of sec. 2, in favor of,
or against Bangor.
Mr.. Wilson Of Thomaston, replied that the
intent was to deal out even handed justice,
according to the capacity Of the inhabitants.
Mr.. Webb moved to amend in the 9Th line
of sec. 2, by striking out the word "two" and
inserting SILK" Adopted.
Mr.. Wilson moved to strike out "Bangor"
in the 9th line Of sec. 2, and insert Water
vile. Carried.
Mr.. Remission moved an amendment, SO as
to have Thomaston supplied. Adopted
The bill was then passed.
Bill an act entitled the cure evil act,
came from the Senate.
Mr.. Webb moved to amend by striking out
in the first line of sec. 8, after the word Tim
othy, the words 1.-THE Evangelist" and in
sert 1.-THE Jack. Catcher" Carried.
The bill was then passed to be engrossed,
and subsequently to be enacted.
House bill No. was reported, and after
having its several readings, was passed to be
| enacted.
The bill IL - follows:
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The Great Railroad Subsidies.

Besides the gift Of lands Ucn miles square
to every mile Of road) the Federal Govern
nent has loaned immense sums to railroads.
The Tribune rccitcs those sums in the cases
OF the principal railways as follows:
"Thc subsidy bonds loaned by the United
States to the Central and Western Pacific
railroad amount to S21 ,S55.GSO. and to the
Union Pacific railroad to ST. ,2%G,jl2. Total,
SjJ,C92.192. they already owe the United
States nearly Sl0,000,o00 for interest, and it
appears from Il report made Try Secretary
Boutwell, last May that the principal aud accu-
muIltcd Interest ut the maturity Of the bonds
will amount, according TO the present rate of
payment, to Sl3l ,00V,0 00-for which dctt
tie companies are making no provision
whatever. The Government has no security
but second mortgage, and the first mort
gage bonds amount DOW to between fifty
and sixty millions. If the interest is not
paid as it falls due it will never be paid"
Who holds the first mortgage: We sup
pose the CrGdit-MObIlier, which is only the
railroads under another name. The bonds
were issued to pay for the construction Of
the road many may have been sold in the
market. Whether the Government gets its
money or not depends upon the success Of
the roads. We think it is likely that they
will be able to pay. But pay or not, the
Credit Mcbiier and those whom that con-
Germ has corrupted will never refund any.
thing.
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VERY GooD.-McCoRMlcK, of Missouri
charges sYrHER, OF Louisiana, with havns
sold his vote and that of the louisiana dele
cation to the Rock Island Railroad lane
grant. SyrHER says Nc. must retract OF
fight. Neither has been done yet. Bu
we feel that every charge Of the kind tend.
to expose rascality in Congress. If the
charge is true, Nc, hold on. You couldn't
lose your life in better cause. 1t is the
cause of the country. The strangers and
barbarians who have rotcd in vllainy at the
South will readily sell themselves TO corrupt
schemes in Congress. We know nothing OF
SYrHER. lie may be innocent, but charge
of corruption brought 10y one Congressman
against others Is likely to be credited until
diSprovcd by the people. This is reversing
The just maxim of law and morals; but such
is the corruption Of Congress that there
seems to he sufficient ground for the re-
yersal.
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lHE WAY IRIS DONE IN MEXlCU. y story
is told that in Mexico some representatives
o! railroad scheme lost $500, 900 while play
Ing "pckcr' with party Of Congressman,
and that the scheme Immediately Il ter went
through Congress. The inIcrcnceis that tie
game was screen 10 the bride transferred
frcm the pockets of the railroad men to these
OF the Congressman. That rather beats our
sharpers in Washington. But we suppose
tic game wouldn't place brides in all eases
where they might lie useful. Senator WILL
soH, of Massachusetts,, couldn't be SO sinful
lis TO play the game. Neither could Vice
President CoLFAx and Others. SO CAKES
hMEs and his class must be cautious and not
offend any of the pous Congressman by the
tender Of bribe by any improper or sinful
process. Tie bride isn't so bad. 1t is the
fnanner Of it. CAKES knew what he was
about. lie has trap full Of birds.
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SENATOR PoMEroY is looking after his re-
election in Kansas, and the Committee on
the Pacific Railroad, Of which lie is chair
man, has had no meeting for some time.
OAaEs AMEs said that Congressman attended
to their own business better than they did to
that Of the public, and he proposed to give
them a personal interest in the Union Pacific
railroad to insure their cxcrtions in its be-
half. AnEs is a practical and sensible man.
Furthermore, he says he is the best man in
Congress. How true that may be it is need
less to discuss; but of one thing we arc sure,
and that is, that the number OF those better
than he is not very large.
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gnI,ntond Dispatfh..
Observation-Disclosures 80, 1873.
.s.Jconaress,onal inconsistency.

a. week ago the lower house Of Congress
voted TO repeal the bankrupt law, ana 0"
Monday the same body passed an ame'u ),
rnent TO that law providing that there s''a''
be allow ed to bankrupts the same eNe'nl'.
tons as are given b, State constitutions anu
laws. s,,cl, exemptions to hold good against
debts contracted and judgments rendered
before the adoption OF the present Constitu-
,,on and laws as well as since. A Washing
ton writer suggests that this amendment Is
designed to apply to southern States where
decisions have been rendered prohibiting OK.
emrtions with regard to debts and judg.
men,s anterior to tie adoption OF such Con
sti,ution and laws.
The amendment is unjust to creditors
but the spirit of the age is TO rcnouncc o2li-
cations and withhold right. Yet tho Senate
has been reliable body in NIL such qucs-
lions. 1t has defended right and law in
many cases where the House was ready to
destroy them. 1t has fine opportunity to
vindicate its claim to be regarded the de-
fender Of right and law.
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J cnnu,rrrr ~ ruE STATE DEBT.

COMMITTEE on THE STATE Dhps' d
The SPEAKER appointed as a comm!tee on
the mart Of the House to confer VIII sus
bondnolders OF the State to meet III tlIs e,es
on the 18th February rexe MessrF. ALA
rERRo, CoGHlLL, HEAD, WALKER, "'hAAN'
THOMAS, and DOUGLAS.
THE CALENDAR.
Senate amendments to House bill! for the
roI;cc nj Samuel X. Allebau@b, OF ROCKING
han, county, were concurred I'D anu tue OH
r,.scd. Hc,,sc bin TO authorize the payment
Of twelve months interest on tile literary
Cund for the benefit of the free schools. came
M on its passage. After some discussion.
participated in by Messrs. fIDpLEBARGER,
linz. MATTHEWS, GILMAN. and Z. Il. JONES,
it was passed. by ayes, o. noes, ii.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. p. LlGHTNtR: In relation TO action
in detnue. by Mr.. O'FERRALL: To amend
section 10, chapter 202, of the Code, SO as to
restrict the compensation Of physicians in
attendance upon coroners. by Dir. CoGHILL
To amend section of an act passed Febrll-
AIRY 2, 1865, authorizing express and other
trans portaticn companies to sell unclaimed
freight. BY Mr.. YOUNG: To amend the Code SC
as to enact more severe penalties for the pun
ishmcnt Of husbands maltrcaiing their wives
By Mr.. MCMULLAN TO increase the allow
ancc of jailors. by Dir. VAN AUKEN TIC
amend section y, chapter AL, of the acts Of
lSG9-'7o.
THE OYSTER BILL
came up on its final passage. Mr.. RUFUS 5
JONES moved TO reconsider the vote ordering
the hill to its enGrosSmrnt, and made q
lengthy speech against the bill. The House
refused to reconsider. The bill was ttcr
passcd-aycs, 81 noes, 26. Mr.. BAGwELI
offered The following rs q substitute for thu
tie of the bill: AN act 10 discriminate
against the citizens Of Virginia in favor O
the citizens Of Maryland, to destroy the oys
tcring interest Of tic State, and to annihilatt
| the present amount of revenue received
| thcrChCm.' The SPEAKER ruled it out OF OF
| Ger.
The 5rRIsDIcTICE or COUNTY AND CIRCUIT
COURTS.
House Till 10 regulate and define the Ju
yisdiciion OF County and Circuit Courts, to
prescribe the number OF terms OF the Clrcnl
Courts. &c., being the special continuous or.
der, was taken up, and discussed by MeSSrs
CUMMINGS, BROOKE. CCGuILL, ana IALIA
FEitRo to adjournment.
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The WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-Thc an
pointment of a committee of thirteen con.
grcssmon to report a plan to complete the
Washington monument (already begun in
Washington city, by 1876 shows that proba,
bly, late justice is about to be done to the
memory Of the illustrious man who did
more than any other man toward the accom-,
plishment of that American revolution
whose benefits are very uncertain. Their
uncertainty is, however, the fault of the
present age-not his. Let the monument be
finished
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REF0KTED AND PUT on THE CALENDAR.
House bill to amend section II, chapter Go
OF the Code, SO as to require milers TO grind
for toll all grain brought to their mills for the
consumption Of the person leaving it; House
bill to incorporate the Young Mems Hebrew
Benevolent Society Of Lynchburg; House
bill declaring Thornton river lawful fence
House bill to provide for schools in certai,
localities; House bill directing the canccIl,,
ton OF certain bonds, coupons, Sc.
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IN NE.N1RIAM.

In the providence OF God MAMIE G.. BRADLEY
was taken from the 2ath instant, after short
but painful illness. In the twelfth year of her age.
MAMIE WAS pupil IN Bellevue school. 80. 50.
from the commencement oi the session until she
was called homo to God BY her gentle dcmcanor.
her loving disposition her frank mud generous M
turc she soon won the affection OF all her school,
mates, and became general iavorc In our school.
Ever puncual In her attepdance aud studions III her
habits she mcritcd aud received the confidence of
her teachers. The space opposite NAMES name
ne, blurred by dcmcrit! But she lr,s hcen
called away. Her seat In school is Hacart.
Her cheerful, smiling face VIC shall sec no
NOR" on eartll Her coral lips, Which were ever
ready for morning kiss, we shall press no more
the laugh of mir;h and tho swcc: voice We loved so
mich TO hear are silent now. and her soul has re,
tui prd ITO the God who gave" She has passed
away In the Sprimg-tine OF her existence; In tho
ycthu! budding OF hope and promise her heavenly
Father has called her home L. Join the throng WHO
swell the anthems Of eternal love around Ills
throne. She WAS Il member Of Lcigli-Strcct B'pti"t
church. she leaves many ,evoicI friends. who
mourn their loss Many will miss her sweet familiar
face. but the memory Of her bright example sur
wives to cheer ANA console her sOrrowing
SCi!CoLMATES AND j EACIiER.
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Louisiana.

The KELLOGG party is very much damaged
in the investigation before what is called
Senator MoRToN's committee. By the way,
that gentleman shows remarkable degree OF
Independence with reference TO the Louisiana
outrage. We consider it good sign. lie
and facilitates the way for getting at the
truth. Is there Il better time coming? When
Senator MORTON becomes calm and assumes
the relation to cause of the earnest inquirer
indeed changed.
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ny SURPRISING ! SURPRISING!
HOW IT CAN BE DONE!

Bemiirul LACE COLLARS Mt IS, 30, So, So, On, I5c.
and Il:
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS n sec. per Dozen
usual refill price l5c. each:
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at 81 per dozen
worth -;
ENGLISH REVERSIBLE CUFFS at ESQ. 4 pair
scid everywhere ut o0c.
CROCHET EDGING at l5c. fora piece of twelve
yard, worth &C. Fer yard;
CROCHET EDGINC In twenty different styles at
&C. per yard worth double the money:
IRISH-LINEN DIAPER at sl.35 for piece of ten
yards;
LINEN DIAPER at sl.5o, el75, -. and up to 50
for piece of ten yards;
LINEN RiRD'S-EYE DIAPER at 25 and acc. per
yard worth 81 and 35c. per yard:
LINEN SHIRT-BOSOSiS at IS. 30 3Jc.. and up 10
ST. each:
DIAIiTY RANDS at Ice. worth 2jc. n piece;
PiLLOW-CASE LACES ut SOC. &c., and II per
dozen yards;
TIDES ut so, 80. so, 60, and 7Ee. each,
LEVY BROTHERS.,
III 20 lO17 and 1919 aIain street.
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CONTRACTION AND ExrANsIoN.-An inteli-
gent Washington correspondent of the Phila-
deIphia Press expresses the opinion that
there will BIO no financial legislation during
the present Congress, now within four weeks
of its end. The House is for and the Sena.c
against an expansion Of the currency, and
opposition to any proposition now is more
titan likely to hill it.
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A new po.t-of!lce is established at Fort
Spring DEPOT. Greenbrier county, w. Va,
with Mathew Mann as postmaster. This Of
fee Is on the route from Richmond to Hin
ton. George w. Sc. Clair Is appointed post
,aasfer Mt pocatalige, kanaWlsa county, w.
Va, rtce II. A. Ransom, resigned. -
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NIT BELTS. BELTS! BELTS!
A large stock OF LEATHER BELTS at reduced
prices;
A large assortment OF POCkET-BOOkS and
PULSES at LEVY BROTHERS,.
UNILEACHED KSITT1NG-COTToN, three,
four, aud hvc-sirand, at sec. per pound. n %
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b Mr. wINDOW-sHADEs Of $3.50, 90,
D. So aud si pair, with fixtures; ~
LACE CURTAINS af 20. 90, IL, and up TO SIS
pair: e ~
CURTAIN FIXTUREs,
LACE aud CROCHET TIDES. 1t
,a2e LEVY BROTHERS.
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TAKE SIMMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR.
For over forty years this
PURELY VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE
has PRAYED to be the

PURELY VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE
has PRAYED to be the
GREAT ENFAILlNG sPECIFIc
for Liver Complaint and it, painful ofrsprin:DYs-
PERSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAESDICE, BILIOUS At
TACKs, SICK HEADACHE, COLO. DEPRESSION OF
SPIRITS, Sour STOMACH, HEARTBURN, CIrILLS
AND FEVER, &C., &c.
After years of careful perimnnts to moe. great
and urgent demand now produce from our Cri-
Eindl GESgISE row DBRS
TIE PREPARED,
Il liquid form Of SiNIMOSS'S LIVER REE;HA-
TOR, containing all It's wonderful and valuable pre-
pcrties, and offer It In
QNE-DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders (rrice as befprc), 81 per package.
Sent by mali, Sl.o4.
CAUTION!
buy no Powders. or PREPARED SfAIMONSS
LIVER REGULATOR, unless In oar engraved
wrapper, with Trademark, stamp, AMI signature
broken. None other is genuine.
!. n. TETllN & co.
Macon, Ga. and Philal'lp hia
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS. ia 27-tAr22
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M UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. -
Within the past year 100000 boxes of DIR. TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS have been sold. and
not single instances known where they have
failed to give satisfaction. II you would enjoy life,
have fine appetite, and robust health, use these
pills.
AUGUSTA, November, lsee.--Dr. ~. H. Tut: 10
affords me much pleasure to testify to the great
value OF your Liver Pills. They are all they are
represented to be. Ipmy opinion there areuo pills
SO well adapted in the southern climate as they are.
Yours truly, JOSEPH BRuMaEL, late of Richmond,
Va l... 81 :. D.
4. DE. TuTT,S HAIR-DYE IL iadorsed BY the best
ehaniists. safh $50 sis 81 jx2s-s0dlw&w
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MT SAVE YOUR MONEY.
BUY YOUR CARPETS NOV

LEVY BROTHERS have reduced the prices of
INGRAM and THREE-PLY CARPETS
to cost. They are determined to close them out
Tie assortment Is a. complete rs llls been any time
during The Season.
RUGS at 81, s., and i7-,l very cheap.
LEVY BROTHERS,
jazz 1G17 and lO19 Main street.
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7 On motion Of Mr.. OFERRALL the bill! to
provide for the payment.of debts contracted
prior to the 10th April, 1858. was placed OIL
the calendar andsr q suspension Of tue rules.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30

RTFLANNELSl FLANNELS!- lillian
NTLS arc needed all the year round. We now offer
FLANNELS Ia all styles aud prices ut great bar
gains. LEVY BkoIHEh>.
COATS'S and CLARk'S SPOOL COTTON at
7ac. per dozen. ia 70
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@ JANUARY, 1873.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

T. T. PRICE & CO.. IN spite Of the recent ad-
vance IN cotton goods, will continue to sell BROWN
and BLEACIIEp COTTONS, SHEETINGS, aud
similar goods at prices ruling during the fall
and early winter, thus atTording IN opportunity to
lousekcepers ard others to supply themselves. Re-
Gently received
Sd. 81, and lo-t Cotton Sheetlngs, Blcachcd and
Brown Cottons, Linen Shcctlngs and Irish Linens,
Towels, IIuckabacks, 81 and lo-i Table DaIpasks,
Table Napkins, Tray-Cloths, Doylics, Corsets, Bus
ties Ed Gloves Gauntlcts, Hosiery. Linen and Lace
Collars and Sets, Hcmstitched and Embroidered
lIandkerchiels, Nccktics, &C.; Dark and Light
Fruits. &C. TIA lei +. Il. PRICE & co.
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MT BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS !!
We call particular attention to our stock Of BLACK
SILKS. We have all qualities, and have fixed tho
prices 20 low that all persons can find dresses to
suit their purses. Also, nice assortment of COL
ORED SILKS nj great bargains.
LEVY BROTHERS.
COATS'S and CLARK'S COTTON at 7oc. per
dozen. ia 90
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-.-.-v
3pEdTEH NOTICES.
w BARGAINS in DRY GOODS.


MIR BARGAINS in DRY GOODS!
SELLING OFF AT CosT!
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS,
WHITE GOODS,
CASSIMEREs,
FLAENELS,
sHEETiNGS.
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTTOHs
DOMESTIC PLAIDs,
UNDERSTANDS, &C.,
SIIAWLS.
SKIRTS,
QUILTS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
HANDkERCHIEFS,
RIBBONS, &c. &c.
Don't miss the bargains at
WILLIAM TIALHIhIER & SONS,
No. 1O13 Main street opposite post-offlce,
taa and col Broad street. corner sixth
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Married, on Thursday the esd instant. nj Ehcnnzc
church, BY the Rev. Richard Wells, Mr. JACOB
MOSELEY. OF Norfolk, Va. to Miss MARY DOT
son, - Richmond. No cards.
Ncllulk Dipcrs n lease COPY.
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MAEEHASsEG.

Married, In this city. OH tic cath instant,a the
res,rl,t Of the brides mother. thy the Rev. Thomas
l.. rrstrn. -. D.. Mr.. JAMES MARSHALL
CALDWELL, of Philadelphia. 10 Miss II AKGh-
RET r., fifth daughter of the late Horace H. Kent,
ESQ.
Augusta, Ga. and Charleston, S. c., papers please
COPY.
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ME-, WE NOW OFFER UTICA, Pc
QUOT, ANDROsCoGGIN TACOMA. WAL
THAN. and PEPPERELL ST.. 81. and lO-4
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SHEET
1NGS:
NEW YORK MILLS. WAHSUTTA. PRIDE OF
THE WEST, FRUIT OF THE LOOM, AN
DROSCOGGIN. AUBURN, WHAT CHEER,
HOME, NEW MARKET, and BALLOU
SHIRTiNGS:
Also. SHIFTING LINENS and LINEN SHEET
INtis; aud PILL0W-CAS1NGS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
CLARK'S and COATS'S SPOOL COTTON. 7cc
per dozen. ia %
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TTNDERTAkERS AND
BURIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE: No. 8 ELEVENTH STREET, RICHMOND,
VA, AND THIRTEENTH AND HULL STREETS,
MANCHESTER, VA.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
We the undersigned. agree TO furnish promptly,
FOR the sum of annually paid, the following things
ncedtul for funcral-t0 wit, A silver mounted
OF The death nr the party iusuring for such con-
urgency. should tile above number Of carriages
no. ne wanted +! will he paid for each one not used
and should the party thus insured he buried by any
society, or by his family, We will allow. instead of
the above funeral service, liberal compensation in
lieu thereof Persons insning who may reside over
one mite from the city will not be furnished with
the hcarsc and carriages but the coffin and case will
be sent to them by rail. ur some other couvcyapce
free OF Charge This we consider TO he one Of the
most dc srayie offers made ~ the public and
certainly SD to the poorer class In our midst. To
az our concern, we respectfully ask u call Mt our
cfcc, and careful examination of our stock re-
fcrenccs &r Our agent will call upon all. and will
be furnished with certificate igned by the oiIirer,
Oh our comrany with the stamp of Office nf yed
Thereto Those lnSring with them, at our office
WIN s Furnished with printed certificate with
ccipt for the amount paid.
Funeral services attended at the shortest notice.
We have on hand collins [ Mi descriptions, which
we arc prepared 10 furnish at the most reasonable
prices for cash only. II. y. CERSLEY & co.
REFERENCES: .-
, WAaKER q SAUNDERS No. 1913 Min street,
MOODY s ROYAL, Real Estate Agents, corner
Seventh and Hull Streets Manchester. Va
A. MoSTEIRo. NJ H., Office corner Tenth and Hull
streets, Manchester, Va.
sPeTTs &tiIBsoS, lis and III Fourteenth street,
Richmond. Va. :
BROWN, PsMnERToS & Co, Mes. !s7a, laes, and
ls2I cary stree. htci,uoad, Va. ssag
2, WY .stALDwIS,t IIsrdGars Merchant, No. lsis
a3a'n street. Richmond, Va s,,,ae. ], su su-lsst.
1 ENG
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MILLINERY,

MILLINERY, DRY GOODS. NO-.sg3s
it1 TlOES. ETc.. Frc.--MES. X. 8. SgIYg
MSuDY, cOESER HuLLAND ELEVENTH XAsSsS
hand IA Largo and w"ll-iSsor'ed stock OF DkY
GGUi;S, MILLINERY GOODS, EorIONS, &C.,
&c which she Il settling at hchuloni prices. EuN-
NETS, HATS, &C.. sc. Ma iE, REPAIRED, and
TRIMMED IN BEST STYLE. Satisfaction ruar
auteed. Give her cal). ta s-lns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-30

THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE Of
L RicInnonl AMI Mancll stcr will hold public
dcInnD.t ration on THtIESnAf EVENING, Janu-
Any SOll, at Trinity church, corner Of Broad and
Twrnlicl streets. Addresses will be delivered by
Rcys. a. G.. BLEDSoE, W. i. MCGILyRAY, menu
brs OF The Or or. and others. The public and all the
different temperance Orders arc respectfully invited
f. attend Ia 3G-lt*