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ar.rnraI novfCEBs
: .ta- sPEOFaL NOTICES.
ErDRY GOODS ROVER
THAN At, AM time sisoE THE WAR;
"a Levy BRoTHERs
now offer

.~ s II
UTICA TEs-QUARTER ,BLEFACHED SHEET
ma the very best made, at only 500. ayafo''
Pu,LoW-CAsE- COTTON. . yard and. = a''a''sf
wide. only chilling per yard; WI ftu "a,
aEn- TICKING, ali prices and qualities, from loc'
to CSC. yard; 7;f.t5 = f5!ti'.ti
ENGLISH cHEv1oT SHIFTING at s'c- reaAs
worth 'ssc.; ri "sit y. j tV''s ?
E7esnen. YARD-w1DE BIEkot7HED and IN IN
PREACHED C0TToN a. lssc, . yard;
LAUREL D. BROWN CoTToN at Ise. per Jafo
SUPERIOR YARD-wIDE BLEAcHED CIVIL CIVIL
TON at uc. per yard; aaHf 70
aEDROsCOG6IN, AUBURN. and Fkuic "
THE LOOM BLEACHED CoT1Oa oni' 1'ss'
Per yard; ls,,
[nAyor, BLEACHED COTTON, as good as any
made, only 1sc. per yard;
HAMsUTTA BLEACHED coTIoS az isc' PEI
yard; -s~"' !
Nrw YORK MILLS BLEACHED COTTON only
9oc. per yard;
FILL WIDTH UNBLEACHED sHEET1Ne
only SOC. per yard: -, ...,.'..rng ....g 7cs
rsBLEAcHED KNITTING, COTTON, three
four, and ave strand, at SOC per pound; r; II
FULL WIDTH BLEAcHED sHEETlSG at at ssc 6.
per yard; -
corToa.YARNs, al Nos, at sl.7s perbaac OF ase
rouuds:sy ~ ;fnGJ, tss. Y S2Ss,%.f'. =
RrEiC HeD DofLIEs at sae., &c., and u pei
dozen; :f.d, .ais.:-1, Iii Jg9 .G.T -
HAIr-BE CACHED TABLE DAAAsK at 50 and
CSC. per yard; .,si ts.-7G .sGt <. r'' III -
HutKkBACK TOWELS. OF every description
very cheap 81 Jlti - j"f t'""% J2%
n.EACHED DAMASK, for table-clsths,' at f5c
per yard: pa ~ 1T. a.. ,.,-,-
AL KINDS or DRY GOODS can now Be had al
the very lowest prices at $50 - ..,.,~trr 8,
al ,..~a4ioi 4 LEN1 phoAhH.o
1o17 and 1919 Main street, Richmond, Fs.
EXCELLENT KID GLOVES at 81. 81 ,,r aus
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CLOTHING.

1 -i..s+s..a MY STOCK 10 LABGE, -.
afY PRICES ARE MARKED DOWN Low,
and can assure You more for your money ana
beIer assorted stock than any tsm5arl honSe ID U.S.
city or State. The pimble slxpence 70 te sio" s'u
ling Is my motto III sIiS ' IRA EHyrH. Agt,
~ - ~ - llO9 Main street.
S.,~n. 80 ,ho rnIr. rT Az aue EFT
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THE TURF.

MATCH RACE FOR ONE THOUSAND DOL
r.. .""g.a LAftS-sesoo A SIDE. - =, -
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YXTANTED, 90, 900 for one, two, and three
wv wears on No Isecurity. For further informa-
zion address x Y. care of Dispatch au s-lw.
"ANTED, BOARDERS for two large
Annlr To j. A.; WYATT,
fAPp'' corner Twenty-sixth and
ou1-,.,E ,,sif~ D. :. i Franklin streets.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life Of Meningitis, in Dali
las March I'd, 1873, in the l7th year of
hor age, HELENA WILLIAMS, daughter Of
R. NJ. and s. II. Williams.
The deceased was born in Maryland,
and came TO Dallas about four years since.
Violently attacked on Wednesday, she
survived only four days. To die is terri
bic :; but 10 be stricken down in the very
springtime of being, as life is just opening
in oil the fulness of promise--this ia the
bitterness of disappointment.
Helena Williams was no ordinary girl.
Esteemed by every one, fnvorite with
school mates and teachers, she had grown
to be strong and large hope of her fami-
ly. Frank and candid in manner, chaste
and pure in sentiment, with smile and
WORD OF cheer for every one, she had gain
ed place for herself that, now vacated
leaves deep bereavement in the circle Of
her friends.
A daughter of unhesitating obedience, q
sister ofunfaltering affection, she was no
less true in the relations Of companion
and friend. With most lauable ambition
in the cchool-room, she sought assiduous-
ly and intenily, place among the first in
scholarship, aud, had she been spared to
complete her course, would have reached
an enviable position among the literary
and intelligentof her sex.
An exemplary member Of the Episco'
pal church, she was earnestly yearning Z
grow up 10 the full statue ofa woman O
God. Ii was at service in the church tina
she was attacked by the disease which
ended her life.
.oUk REIGN is SHORT"
To her numerous friends and school.
mates, how unlike, palo aud cold in th,
coffin, she seemed to them, who not ,
year since, sat enthroned, crowned
with flowers amid the gay and festive
throng Of May. Alas, the change. Hoy
quick treads grief upon joy-death owe
life They whom last We think, are the
first to depart.
Twice.stricken parents, she has gon,
but in advance, and from the "evil /,
come" Your legacy is the memory of
child, model in the domestic relation
brilliant in mind, pure in heart, an,
loved By an entire community. Cheer up
press on, otter few more days Of toll an,
grief, you too shall be gathered to III,
Company Of the Redeemer.
W. II. SCALES.
Dallas, Texas, March 6, rs,
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Main Street.

Main Street.
Opposite to Mr.. Fields new building
ought to DO filed up to the level Of the
street rail road. We have seen 1t, on
either side Of the track SO wet and cut up
by vehicles as TO be almost impossible.
There ore private persons who are being
greatly damaged by the neglect Of this
essential work, and unless the city
authorities do something to repair the
wrong they have ocoasOnsd by allowing
this tresspass, they may reasonably ex-
pect To have q suit for damages instituted
against them. We hope that some steps
will be taken OF once to correct this nui-
sance.
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TITS Honor,
The Mayor, had the exquisite pleasure
Of an Interview with couple Of gentl7-
men who were brought up before the his
Court to answer to the crimes attach
ed to their names:
Mr.. MoBryde, charged with drunken
ness and dsorderly conduct on the streets
Of the city Of Dallas, fine and costs, So To-
Mr.. Gould = Charged with using threat
ening and often sive language, fine and
costs, So 10.
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There IL
One thilg the Police should look after,
and that is the disgraceful and disreputa-
bic conduct of drunken rowdies who some
times seat themselves in the street cars
and make their presence doubly unpleas-
ant by smoking and swearing, regardless
Of the company they may meet, or thair
comfort. We heard of low fellow de-
porting himself in most disgeacefu' man
ner the other day in one Of the cars which
was filled at the time with ladies.
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Choice
Choice
Rio Coffee, 4Albs. for 81. at
J.L. DOWNS & co. IS,
nI2d3t Main Street.
Notice.

Notice. a1W
We arc requested by the Committee on
Railroad enterprises to say that there will
DO meeting Of the citizens Of this city
and county, at tho courthouse on Monday
morning next, alto o'clock A large at
tendance Is requested by oil those who
feel interested In developing the best in.
saFs5; Of the county and city. Tie object
Of this meeting 10 one ofgroat Importance
to Dallas, and We hope that every one who
can WIZ DO present. n2l-d5t
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Were

We Were
Delighted to welcome in our Office yes
terday Mr.. Chas. Babcock, who is connect
cd with the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railroad. lie is one of the few railroad
men Of our country who thoroughly I'M
understands his business, and is with all
ono of the cleverest gentlemen in the
country. Our Office doors are always open
10 him.
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large likely No. Mule for sale che n
by GEO. r. BAIRD.
dn22;St Dallas, Texas.


New Houses.
There are new In course of construct on
more than so new buildings, which, when
completed, will afford to their enterpris .
Ing builders an opportunity of reaping
some oft rewards which our thriving
city is now bestowing upon enterprise.
We predict that IL months from to-day
Dallas will have q population of $4,000,
while Fort Worth and Major Paddock will
ofcourse continue to live and thrive, not
withstanding nevertheless; and we hope
they may. II is no fault Of ours that PEG.
pie will stop here and build up the first
city Of northern Texas, otwith standing
every place in the State thinks it ought to
DO larger than Dallas.
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Nssicc.

Nssicc.
For the next thirty days Goods can be
bought IN our house for less money than
ever before bought in this city. Way ? To
make room for the magnificent spring
stock now being purchased in New York
and Philadslphia by our Mr.. Murphy. Call
and examine our Philadelphia shopmado
stock Of Boots and Shoes. We are now
receiving the finest stock and hest assort-
ment Of Ladies Gents and Misses ever
brought to Northern Texas.
nl6.lmo PRATHER & MURPHY.
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Hotel Arrivals.
CRuTonrIELn nolrsr

cRUToHFIELD HOUSE.
y Could Miss, q + Phelps, Dave Richardson
Galveston, n II Jones, b Foster. W n Kinglsv' q
Button, W II Duff, VIM Miller, J Franklin, q briggs
ana wife, W Robinson, ] Shaepless, I Cocks, n
Il Pormels, q w Carter city, Chas Dabcock, Niss
Davis, L . Gray, I'm Bewi, O II Herman, WIN
forney Richards, VIM Bradaeld, W NJ Walker
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
W Routon, A Evans, J II Davidson, D X Speak.
er, " Metchif, A Adams. W Blackburn,
lakes Beedmy, Thos Rankin I Ferrin,. Chas.
Higher Jno Clark q A Palmer.
DALLAS HOTEL.
BMc3ryar Banks j NJ Doughsrty n purf.
I Sampcn II Bullock NJ Raglan.
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several spheres over oil matters not spe-
cially inhibited"
Any one who may wish TO examine q
late edition Of worcsrtcr's dictionary and
acquaint themselves with It's admirable
characteristics can do so by calling at our
office.
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We Had

We Had
The pleasure yesterday Of meeting in
our office Mr.. David Richardson, who is
tho State agent for the Galveston News
and Texas Almanac. lie is travelling
through Nor thern Texas in the interest Of
his paper, and will remain in our city I'M
til Monday morning ue1t. lilo is stop
ping at the Crutchfcld House, where those
who may desire to SEQ him can find him
until his departure.
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We Were
Pleased to meet in our office yesterday,
MIR, F. Phelps, who is travelling through
our statein tho interest Of Msssrs. Brow.
Or & Tilsston, publishers Of worcester's
Dictionary, Boston. 1t cannot DO inap-
propriate for us to state just here that the
old standard work Of Webster, which for
many years las been favorite in the
south, Is now no longer what il formerly
was, but is one Of the most sectional and
petty W the many schemes which radical
Ism has invented to concentrate contempt
upon the Southern people, ahd has been
% perfectly shorn Of its former RECON-
mendations as to be but little better than
the first edition issued by Noah Webster in
ls06. Let no man in tho South who feel,
tho dignity Of his nationalism and under
stand the individuality Of his politica'
rights for one moment hesitate In choos-
Ing Worcester in preference to the per-
vsrtsd results Of DR.. Potter's labors
In the latest revised editions o.
wsbstsrs dictionary. It 10 nov
nothing more or less than . political tricl
cation up 70 support Grants policy Of cen
tralisation, - the following definition,
which Ne gives Of State, will show. This
word he defines 70 be-:
I'm the United States, one Of the com
monwsalths or body polite, the people OF
which make up the body Of the natio n, and
which, under the national institution,
stand In certain specified relations with
the NATIONAL Government aud are inv sstsd
- eonmoawsAlih, with full power in their
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nIsssrs. william. Brss.

Arein receipt Of new goods constantly,
and arc doing their level best to please
their patrons by con forming to their
wants in the price Of their articles. They
do a smashing business, and we'll they do,
for they merit public patronage.
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And robbed Of more than 500, was the
condition In which one of our visitors
found himself In yesterday morning after
the bevy Of thieves now infesting our city
had done their work. This city is full o (
drst'class roughs right now, and we would
like to sec the police pull some of them and
warn the remainder to leave.
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The Streets
Are undergoing thorough revolution,
by the changing. Mayor Long under
stands the wants Of tho city, and will OF.
tend to them to the best Of his ability.
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SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1878.
Sound Tobacco At 70 cents per pound at
MCDOWELL & HAMM0NDs,
nl9;tf Main Street.

Rev. Abram Weaver will preach to-mor.
row at the Presbyterian church on Elm
street at II O'Clock .. IN. 1t is desired
t'at all the Baptists Of the city DO present.
Citizens aad strangers are respectfully in
vited.
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Lost Lssti Lost!
II you don't buy that 10! acres l mil,
north Of the Courthouse, on the McKinn ey
road, you will say, "Tve lost bargai n !
Twsnty-one Lots on Bryan and San ia
cinto streets. cheap for cash.
dit AULT, JENKINS & AULT.
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Organs and Melodoens tuned and re-
paired. Orders left o. Pierce & Lyle's sto re.
dn22:2t
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A North Carolina Judge opinsd that
three ticks with switch is not cruel
treatment Of wife.
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wiisky

whisky
At the Kentucky, corner Of Main and
Market streets. n5dtf
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Nine pound OF sugur for 81 at
MODowELL& HAMMONDs,
nl9:tf Main Street.
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Seven, eight, and nine pounds Of Suga r
for Stat i'll. DOWNS 4 cos
dn2A3t
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THE CELEBRATED

Meoon stamp AMI American Marker Flax ibl
Hand stamp Lsrgs Stencils. Stencil iAlnha hal.
and figurs, Key Cschks, &c,For sale by.
a JOSEPH MATTiNGLY,
Agent for the oorhan Linen Marksr, at
vl-Al-dsn Car. Am,
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under she supervision Of Me-. Norris Wilson, an 40
e0mplished caterer, who is always really to enter
tain visitors.
AlaLdtf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-01
IL A r RIED.

Rev; g. G. Bowers, ia MES n. RoDER!CR .tormer-
~ OF this county, to Miss ANNE r. CHILCOTE,
youngest daughter of r chard Chilcote, Esq
10 Charltstown. Thursday evening, March
9Th. 1873. by Rev. Jacnb Walters Mr. E. D.
GLAZE to Miss ALBlNA ROBERTSON, eldest
daughter Of MIR. NJ s. B. Robertson-a ali of this
town.
At the residence of the bridss father near shep
herdstnwn on the 26tb ,ustEnt, bv Rev. A. A P.
NceI MIR. THOMAS Fl. JONES To Mia FRANCIS
RoCkENBh III, both OF thie county.
March 18th, in the Presbyterian church at Rs.
leigh. Nc. hy the Rev j Nj. Atkinsun D D., Mir.
CHARLES HENRY SCOTT. formerly of Virginia
now a resident of Kentucky. and Miss MARY
MAYO ATKINSON, daughter CT the officiating
minister.
A, the hopse Of the brides father in Ma,tinsburg
on the 2Oth of March 1 y Rev. J. D. Freed Mr..
SAMUEL ROCKWELL and Miss MARTHA E.
On the Goth nit in the Presbyterian Church in
Msrtinsbu,g, by Rev. D Riddle. JAMES r.
BAKER to Misc MARY A. HARRlNGI ON all OF
that place.
On the 18th utt in Ntartinshurg bv, Rev NJ l..
cutler, JOHN ". TYSON TO Miss FANNIE N
BOROUGH, both of Berkeley county.
On the lith ult in Frederick county, Va nv
Rtv J Graham, LAWRENCE s. CALLAHAN
to Miss EMMA h. MATHEWS, daughter of T p
Mathews, Esq.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-01

symmetry aud strength, the admiration of the
upright and the salvation of the nation. She
has suffered many defeats of late, but her
principals are immortal, aud. if true to herself
and her time honored principles which for so
many years secured her victories and youch
safed to this Republic, .slife, liberty. and the
pursuit of happiness, she will yet rise. Phoe>
nix like. from the ashes of the pas. few years
with renewed vigor, know no longer de-
feat, but march on from victory to victory
as in times past. Let her forget the past and
forsake her traditions-aud the fate of the
present Republican party of the State. dis
honor, intamy and oblivion awaits her!
The resolution was adopted unanimously.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-01
OUR LEGISLATURE,

A the Mar;insbnrg Statesman soys. seThe
Legislature of West Virginia sits longer each
day than any Legislative body that ever as
sembled in this or any other country. They
meet at o'clock, a. NJ, and sit unit! p
only taking short recess for dinner
Might sessions are frequent; and hereafter
are to be held regularly" Both Houses seem
to have settled down to real solid work. and
a large number of bills are being matured and
passed, with the promise Of an early adjourn
ment of the body. Whilst all the work of
the present Legislature may not be of our own
special choice, yet the general spirit of its leg
ls'a'lon seems t" be toaccomplish 'sthe greatest
good to the grentPst number"
n corrrsT ondert writing to the Whee|ino
ReyiSfer says II venture the assertion that
the present Legislature is the most ipdu,tri
Gus and efficient one that has ever sat in Yves.
Virginia, and that twice the umourt of hard
work has been done by them that has ever
been done in the same time bef,re And but
Tor he systematic effort on the part Of some
nt the Radicals throw difficulties in the
wav Of legislation. in order TO prolong the ses.
sion Tor the purpose of max ing capital for
their party, there would have been vast
deal more dore. 7 he members from presi-
dent and Speaker down to pages are busily
engaged"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-01
RAILROAD TARIFFS,

We learn from the Gazette that cousidera.
BILE stir was crested, on Saturday week. among
merchants Of Baltimore doing business with
Allegheny county west of. Cumberland. The
afternoon train from Philadelphia brought
quite number of merchants. who had passed
from Allegheny county directly through Bal
tlmore the week before, and made their pur-
ohases in Philadelphia. These merchants
have always heretofore traded with Baltimore
but when the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
made reduction Of ten cents on every hum
dred weight carried to Cumberland, the mer
chants OF tho Piedmont region asked that
corresponding rate Of reduction should be all
lowed to them also, Ginning that their busi
ress interests were affected by what they con-
sldered to be discrimination. On the na,t of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. in favor of
Cumberland. The refusal of the Raltimora
and Ohio Company to accede to their renues,
Joined to the business rivalries exist;n, he.
tween the merchants OF Cumberland! and those
OF the Georges Creek Valley, have impaired
so far as the letter are concerned-a faelino
Pe'S'"'' "'''ei "esS mo tue controversy
They insist that they have not been fnirlv
dealt with, and as the only means Remaining
to them OF giving expression to ;heir septi
ments IN the matter, they have concluded to
buy their goods in Philadelphia, and sever
their old and kindly business relations with
tho Baltimore merchants and their natural
market, until some satisfactory arrangement
can be hail with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company in respect to tho vcxed
question of freight charges.
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CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS

President Grant continues to stand by his
relations, no matter how rascally they have
been acting Office. The N. Y. Tribune
says: ANY President who would appoint
to Office such man as collector j. f. Casey,
of New Orleans, might be fairly given over
to blindness of mind and hardness of heart.
Mr.. Casey was Extensively active in the origi-
nal Louisiana troubles; he lent the Custom
house service to the conspirators who attempt
cd to break up the Legislature and all his
acts are so VIGOROUSLY at war with the prin-
cipIes of common decency that Congress
Committee of Investigation could only submit.
the facts and sileuty await the result. The
result was thar Casey was retained in power !;
and now he has been again appointed to the
position which he has so openly and shame
fully abused. There never was any pallation
offered for Casey's conduct. The only reason
which can now be found for his persistent re-.
tention in Office is either that be is the Presi~
dents brotherin law, Or else that the Presi.
dents chivalry compeIs him to stick by man
for whom nobody else has a good word"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-04-01
be estimated book work and to be paid for the
IL in Coda afl las

be estimated book work and to be paid for at the
price liked IN the Code OF 1905"
This arrangement not meeting the views of
the Printer, at his instance tho Committee
met again, he being present. He stated that
we should allow him 1925 per page up TO ten
pages, aud something for correcting the jour-
nails. 1t was finally agreed that be should re
ceiVe 50 25 per page up to eight pages, ian
octave form) which was understood by thu
Committee to include composition. paper and
presswork; and thirty cents per page for cor
recting the Journals-in which arrangement
[ understood Mr.. Walker cheerfally aeqni>
esced; and | think there was-not a single
member of The Committee who did net so un
derstand it. Mr.. Peyton informed me that
the House paid the same as the Senate
also called Mr.. Walkers attention to ream
of paper furnished the Clerk of the Senate.
having the letter-heads printed thereon, for
which he had charged sixteen dollars. which
bill the Committee cut down to SO or $40,
do not distinctly remember which, but he re-
piled that it did not matter much about that
Now. sir. if further proof was necessary to
establish the truth of the report of the Print
ing Committee appointed last session, the Pub
lie Printer has been kind enough to furnish
it. On examining the vouchers for the print
ing this session, I find that Mr.. Walker has
charged as follows:
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DIkB.

At the residence of her husband. near MiddIewsv
IN thIs county. on the morning of the 18th ultimo
Mrs. CAROLINE G. SHIRLEY. wife of Geo "
Shirley, and daughter of the late James Gran
tham. aged 45 years.
In this County, on thc East sida of the shennn-
dHaa river, on the 18th day of March. 1879 Miss
MARY McSRERRY. aged about 10 years
In Winchester, Friday night, March 2stb
Mrs. VIRGINIA sPOTTS. wife of AIr. Marcus II j..
SPotts, aged about 10 yesrs.
On the 10th of March, in Martinseurg Mrs.
JANE "IBLY, relict OF Mr.. Calender b. " ibJv
decd in the 9th year of her age.
On the 18th ult lin Winchester, CHARLES AR
TEX, y"ungest child OF DR.. VIM. A Rnd C. s. Nc.
Cora lex aged years, months aud 90 DAYS
In AIart'nshurF. on the 18th uIt ELLA MAY.
daughter of EIijsh and Mary L Faidty, aged
venr 10 innntEa and 10 Ga rs