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MT LATEST NEWS

er LEVY BROTHERS
have received an,loffer to their numerous customer
t-~1' :, their GUNNER stock or
DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.
They call particular attention to their stock oi
WHITE GOODS,
which they offer lower than ever
VICTORIA LAWN--a piece containing t"eHe
yards FOR $3.50;
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at aoc. yafo wen
worth 5or.
CHECKED MUSLIN mt aoc. yhrd-a great onr
gaiu:
cIECKED NAINsook at 20 and sc. was cheap at
20 and 35c.;
HAMBURG EDGlNGS ut l2i and i5c. per yard
tirst-class for the price;
1I.NEUEG LACE COLLARS, noVclty-o''r
own importation:
LINEN EMBROIDERED SETS COLLARS ana
CUFFS nj soc. sorth &c;
LACE-.DGE EMBROIDERED SETS CoLLAhe
and CUFFS at Soc. worth 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES only soc. pair;
linen UNDERSLEEVES In endless variety;
LACE PARASOL- COVERS, all prices;
E,epont POINT APPLIQUE and VALENClEN-
MES LACE COLLARS;
A splendid assortment Oh bLANh anu VII
FANS:
SPANISH LACE. for wells;
STAMPED SUAMS. for piIlow-cascs.
our stock of LLAMA LACE POINTS AMI
SACQES Is superb.
we make these goods n specially and offer at
prices that must prove satisfactory.
,,ur stock of DRESS GOODS Is now In such a
condition that no one can look for dress without
being suited.
STRIPED GRENADINES at Il shilling per yard :
STRIPPED JAPANESE CLOTH at 25c. yard;
JAPANESE SILKS. JAPANESE ROBES,
KEsEDa MJIIhIRS. LUSTRES. BLACK GROS-
GRAIN SILK,
CrI.uRED SILKS, BLACK IRON-GRENADlNE'
STRIPED BLACK GEEEAn1NE. BLACK AL
PACAS. AMI AUSTRALIANS CREPE.
WAsH-PUPIIN. Il shilling per yard, the novelty
Of the season:
SHIFTING CAMRRiCS and CkEIoANho Only Il
shilling per yard:
PEECALtS of the very hest makes at Csc Il yard'
GRENADINES, figured and striped, In a variety OF
c,lors;
LADIES, FIcuUEs and NECK-nANDkER-
CHIEFS. all prices;
ORNAMENTS FOR THE HAIR, such as Az
ROWS. BUTTERFLIES. &c.
HERR SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. one anu two
buttons:
EXCELLENT KID GLOVES for "A dollar
SLEEVE-BUTTO%S.
JEWELRT,
STUDS.
WORK-BOZES.
ALBUMS.
PERFrMEEY.
poMipF.
ENGLISH riIEvlnT SHIFTING nj zoe. Hai"
worth aac.:
4 fresh assortment Of DIAGONAL COATING.
also of VESTINtiS and FRENCH CASSl-
MEEES. received direct from the importer:
LIGHT SUMMER tASSlMERES. TWEEDS'
and KENTUCKY JEANS:
GENTLEMEN'> DRESS SHIRTS ut $3.50 i
tuNn-icok al Them:
REaI,I-MADE SUITS.
KEApy-Ntl,t. GARMENTS Of all kinds.
ASiEnSt.uGGIN ana AUBURN ELEAcIiED
COTTON ut II shilling.
PAEAStI.S If every description and ut all prices
We fer these goods lower than at he beginning
If the season.
GtNTLEMEH'S LINEN COLLARS at 7;c' Il
dozen:
RLEtClluD and rNBLEAtlIED SIIEtTlNG.
all widths. retailcd at wholesale prices:
Soft-inisl CAMBRiC. only :Jc. yard:
LADIES LINEN IIAADkERtiilEFS ut S2.io II
,I"zeu-a largain:
CASlr$ EHILLING. BIAS TUtklNG, Gro
,IIET EDGE, QUEEN EES> FElLLlNG.
COLLIER DE GRACE. and lots ri other arli
clca. al to hc had al the lowest prices at
LEVY BROTHERS,
lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON ut SOC.
pound. my 10
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Death Of John Stuart Mil.

The Reaper is busy just now. Amongst the
many great men recently cut down, no other
one will be so much missed by the civilized
world rs JoHS STUART Null. He was born
i'll 1896. SO thorough was his culture, under
lis fathers care, that his mind ''secmcd al
''uost mature and complete at its first ap-
"pearancc." He edited BENTuAM's Ration.
0'c u Jutd'coi Evidence, adding notes and
supplementary chapters. He also wrote fire.
qucnlly for the papers. He conducted The
London and Westminster Rcricto for five
years, ending in 1910. In 1913 appeared his
".System Of Logic, Ranoc,natice and In.
ducttce." In ls4S appeared " P,lnr9pics of
Political Economy, ,clh some Of their .4D-
piScattm.S 10 Social Philosopher" lie was
also nnibutor to the Muburgh Rerier.
In 1899 he published work "On LtJcrty.,
which ought to be read in this country rather
than III any other. His object, SAYS Ipplc.
tins Cyciopedtd, was
TO show that our age lpanifests an in
crc,,,ing despotsm Of social and political
masses over the moral and intellectual free
dom oi individuals that the supremacy ol
public opinion dlscouraSc> the strength or
lntcn>ity Of any wcl-mTkcd type of cbaruc.
ter; that energetic characters on any large
>caic are becoming merely traditional; and
that the only g,lalanty against decline of our
civilization Is to erect by common cousen,
every individual human mind into AN i'm.
rr,Snatlc and independent fortress, within
which no social authority slail lave any jul
rlsdctiom."
How tue picture OF this country, wher,
there is dcmasoSism even in literature, anC
where cYe!y man is expected to expires.
opinions acceptable to The MINORITY. Thi.
BY the way.l
In 1889, IN his Thoughts on Par{iun,cato,,
h'Jo'7", alr. MILL advocated some singular
ssfor'us, one being The extension OF the
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CHASE AND MlLL.-Coloncl II. {. CABELI
stated in his speech the other day that Mr.
CHASE had written some little pieces of poe
try. AS Mr.. CHASE studied law with VII
LIAM WRIT, and Mrs. Writ was the author OF
compiler of " The Language Of Forcrs," il
vas in this book, we guess, that Mr.. CHASE:
poetry appeared.
In looking up the facts of the life of ions
STUART MILL we came across the statement
that his name first occurs in the British
Fora as an authority for the habitat o
flowers
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T IGHTNING-EUi)$ We are prepared
~ 10 put TIP MuSs0S'S wc.l-iuown TUHGiAE
COPPER LIGIlTSlSG-EOlES, for which We have
been sole agents for the !ust live years. Orders
promptly aud faithfully ATTENDED Ia.
Also, sole agents for DLEuPilD%T. Jli., aiich
Is over $50 irccs the finest oil en- O., feiy on tie
American continent.
J. 4. MoUETCASTLf: s 90,
$40 Broad street, between Fifth and ri, ill.,
nh2s Richu,onl, W,
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EMERSON l. ENGLANp.--RAI.PH WALDO
EMERSON attended tie ceremonies attendant
upon the inauguration of Thomas HrGuES
us president of Il college whilst he was in
London. Mr.. HrGnEs made some aluson
to EMERSON. the first word Of which. says
NJ. ID. CONWAY. "wa> the signal for pro-
"Ionged storm of applause such IL that
" building never before knew, and when ut
last ENERsoH was compelled to rise to his
feet the enthusiast! became almost indie
"scliAJIc. When The deep hu~h came. tie
"low. musical voice which has iG'lnl-d 50
"many ears and minds in both countries
"waS listened to again breathlcs>ly."
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~THE GRAND SECRET OF

~THE GRAND SECRET OF
BEAUTY IS HEALTH The secret OF health j.
the power to eat, digest, and assimilate proper
quantity of wholesome food. This can never be tht
case while Impurities exist in the system. Every
organ must perform its functions naturally or th'
whole organism Is derauged. The blood must ~
purified II /, the vital principle raniiying lhrouei
every part of the body, and when II becomes IN
purc rs effects are shown on the weaker organs Dl
TUFTS SAR>APARILLA AND QUEEN ; DE
LIGHT cxpcls all impurities and vitaliHeS lhe
whole system.
VEGETABLE CALOMEL.-Thc substances com
posinr Dr. TuTT'S LIVER PILLS are derived from
The vegetable Kingdom, and aro particularly de'
signed TO act with gcntlcness and thoronGhncs'
upon the stomach bowels. liver and general clrci''
l,tlon. They produce one or two easy passages a
day without any purging or gripping. They contain
no drastic element.
For inllanmatory and rhronic rheumatism, g"ai
dvspcpsia bilious. Teniitcn. aud intermittent 1c'
vcr> diseases Of the blood. liver, Kidneys ana bihd'
der. Or. TUFTS SARSArARILLA AND QUEEN :
DELIGHT has been most successful. These diseases
,r the result Of Initiated blood. As blo"d-purlhcr
this preparation has no equal. 1t Is purely vegcti'
,l my lO-deodSwlw
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PIANOS. ORGANS x.c

SIElNWAI d SONS CELE-kEsScy
- HkAIEb PIANOS and SMITu'STT ~
tNEQL LIED AMERICAN ORGANS can only
~. ~ "bltlned III SLEthlIT & HOWARD'S, opposite
.ir f'.'-"flcc. An elegant assortment now on hand.
VIC pianos t'krn in exchange. A spleuuld new
Sichway Piano. seven octave, carved Icgs for $500
IL applied for sUon. Pianos 10 rent. my lG-lm
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DEATHS.

Died. in Amelia county. on Thursday. stlI instant.
Mrs. MARTHA s., wife of DR.. Edgar Archer, OF
Manchester. Va.
ll,r funeral VIII take place THIS Saturday
MORNING at IL. O'Clock from the Manchester
Methodist church. Tie uicItS amt acqulintances
OF the family are invited to attend. Z
Died, on Thursday, May s;h at - p. NJ, Miss
CAROLYN r. H. GAY, in the seventy fourth year OF
her age.
Her funeral will take place from the Grace-Slrcet
Presbyterian church THIS Saturday MORNING
at II o'clock. The friends and acquaintances are
Invited TO attend.
Died. Of heart disease, In Iienrico county near
Richmond. OH the 9Th Of May, about o'clock In
the NOR ing, Mrs. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL
MITCHELL, aged tiity-two years and six months.
She leaves husband and seven children to mourn
their irreparabe loss. Her last moments on earth
were characterized by her entire devotion to her
Saviour and meek resignation rested on her brow.
while happy nature bore the impress OF angels
jor.
Fredericksburg Herald. Gloucester H1uld, and
West Point Star lease copy. ...a
Died. Oh the 9th instant at MclroSe the residence
Of Dr. john y. Powell, Captain JOHN W. DREW
RI, of RiciImond Va, in The thi!ty-iifth year OF
his age.
His friends and those of DR.. Powell are invited to
attend his funeral on SUNDAY EVENING mt /
o'clock at Emanuel church, Ienrico county.
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MACHINERY.
Not only money. but the wear and tear Of rorr
machinery saved by tie usr Of VIRGINIA NATT-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRlCATING; OIL. 1t Is
free from all grit aud gum. AMI under III" same cir
cuulsanccs rs the hest sperm or lard oil will not
heat. weir. ~ cut the boxes or bearings. 4 good
lubrlcatng oil. such rs the VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM LUBRICATINt; OIL. Is positive
economy. preventing heating. cumming. and con-
sc.,urnt Earring and wearing Of the nachiucry-a
saving of power anil gain In spcrd Purchasers Will
bear In mind that II Is not alone sufficient TO pro-
cure Natural Petroleum it mnSt be Of The
proper spccidr 9rnrHu like the VIRGINIA NATu-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRICATiNG OIL, ana
like II undergo the process ofp"rifcnff'n 'o"""",
chenticn's aud hc rendered cntirclyJr'fJrDm 9rtt
or gum.
Purchasers ,rr cautioned that the oil SOLD ~ US
iiFTs from al oiher Lnhrtmfing ms So. - ~
,uGrkft W.. ARE the sole agents mere l9r tmG IN
GINA NATURAL PETkoLEIM LIZ hhlI a :
TING on. every barrel of which soid oy Us pearino
our brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LU-
pRtttaTiNG OIL. PURCELL, LADD i CO.,
AGENTS. RICHMOND. VA
Orders addressed to us will receive prompt atten-
ton and be shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD & co Druggists,
my 3-tJC3 Richmond. Va.
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DRY GssssES,

GENE THREAD, sENEs ssyu,,>
THREAD.
large lot "f SEINE THREAD. all numbers and
qualities, yet on hand and for sale 4, reduced nr,
PATENT and SOFT SElSE-TW!NEIISEs, mn,
cohhs ut exceedingly low prices. Also. YELLOW
ana BLACK nli.-,LUrHlNG, COTToN YARNS
NN1iIlAI COTTON, ROPES of I'll Is, for sale
very chcapat l.. LtIr,ENs,rF,>.S
Importer OF Seize Thread
nos. 1903 and 1907 Fra,IaH, street between
Sevcnt.enth and kiuhteenth streets,
bAuk'-sGlNEs nlaac 10 order at factory urcps.
mis- 49,
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j AMES RIVER STEAMBOATc-,,-
- COMPANY. 'frfSi!L, ,
DAILY LINE Fol,

DAILY LINE FOR
NE" loRh 'PIiiLADEfPnIt. E,rr,,,,,..
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. Ayn '",,Et'
LAR LANDINGS uN JAMES r,T ,,'''-
CARRYING UNITED STATES WI ''''
ADAMS EXPRESS AND
On an! after May sth. l'7a. this c,rnpa.v at,,
their fast and elegant steamers ''''hS II
JOHN SYLVESTER. C,prrvJ
ELIZA HASCDX. CApTAls IT, ,,,.>''
leaving R!rhInond Il, 4. II. ahG ,,-,,.. ''','.
Ar. NJ. ''''"S her. ~
Passengers make sure conucct!ou =. v..,-,.
Bay Line for Baltimore. PhiladcIuhE. ,,"' I'm
York. Fare to Baltimore. -: PhiladeIrbr' w."
New York sl2'so' Tickets on ,rIe On steamer ~.
ut CARRIER & Co.'S Ticket Agency. ~,s v.t.', ''i
Baggage checked through Fright reca,,'., ''I'''
for Boston, Norfolk aud Portsmouth ,,'t may
landings on James river, fr"m7A.N .osr = T''''
Freight tor "ay-lInding, n,raar typ,.,,
h.E TATUN. Ga., -.,r ,r.,,
Office: fhinlmry's wharf Rur,rrr.. t~,..t
flee, Smith aud Main stree. '
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ WALL PAPERS, FRENCH AND

MET WALL PAPERS, FRENCH AMI
AMERICAN DECORATIONS, &c, OF the lates
styles. Also, WrSDow-SHADES. NOTTINGHAM
LACE CURTAINS, CoRSiCEs, CANTON and CoCoi
MATTINGs, DOoR-MATS, &r.. &c. Large stocks
all assoc tments on hand.
BOOTH, SPENCE 4 CO,
Upholstercrs and Parr-llangcrs'
Tenth street between Main aud Bank.
nv lr-JtcOl
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RMORY II. l.. |. BLUES. MAY Q, 1878. Z
N SPECIAL OKDFH.-ThiS company will as =
.cmblr TOMORROW MORNING.. III iHll UNI ~
form n o'clock ftr annual parade. Honorary IL
and contributing ucmlrr> are requested - lneel
The COMPANY at the ruml.llcusc. BY order OF Cap
tain IMBnDES r. j.. GLAZEBkUOK.
my lO-ltH orderly sergeant
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1879 wv ' Z.
between Thirteenth and Fourtc,.ut

7 AIDES. ATTENTION. -sr3,s
MRs. Is. W. SAUNDERS, WNSAS6
No. inJ BROAD STREET,
takes great pleasure IN announcing 10 her friends
and the public generally thu she has Just returned
from New YORK lhcr second trip and can now bring
before them one IF the
FINEST STOCKS OF MILLINERY GOODS
that can hc produced In any of the southern cities
Her lt>t purchases comprise all Of the latest
stylcs--vi.:
Twenty-Five different styles of FRENCH BON
NETS aud HATS.
Also ali coors Of
Ribbons, SILKS, and FLOWERS.
Ladies will dn well 10 come and examine her
stock before pur h2sng elsewhere. she can sell ut
reduced prices. my 3-coGdt
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CARRIAGES.

Married. ut Methodist church. Manchester May
LIST, b. Rev. " G. Iumrkin. WILLIAM l.. LIE.
of Manchester, to Miss AMANDA y. WIhFREE,
OF Chesterfield county. Va.
Petersburg, Lynchburg. AMI MccklcnIurg papers
please copy.
Married in Manchester May 5th, by Rev. W. 6
Lumpkn, Mr.. CHARLES KELLY, Of Richmond,
to Miss NJ. 4. ClIALkLEI, of Manchester.
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NJ PULASKI ALUM-WATER.

A. agents for the muCh-estecmcd PlLAShi
tLUM-W AFTER. We respectfully call The attention
of thu medical profession TO the analysis Of FRO
fcssoi J. l.. Campbell Washington College, showing
the presence Of
FERRIC OXIDE, ALCMlNA. LINE,
MAiiSEAIA. POTASH. and SODA.
combined with SULPTTRIt and SlLlClt ACIDS
and CHLORINE. differing from nearly I'LL The So
called ALUM WATERS, in containing FERRiC
Instead at FERROUS SULPEltTE. \ combina-
lion of SULPIIATES OF ALUMlNA and
rEHOXiDE OF IRON rs found In this water Is
rather ,nrsir,I. Su'iI Il combination Is regarded
AZ valuable for Chronic DyScncry, DlarrhGi. &c.
&C: also is u wash for Ulcers and CutancDus Erup-
tons.
The above water supplied to the trade Or con-
SIlmcrS hy the case ur bottle.
send for phamphlcs.
}. \. WILLISS CO. Pharmacists,
ap %. IN Franklin and Fourth eirc t..
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MILLINERY GOODS.

TIE LATEST SENSATION.
WILLOW PLIMES, POMPOE> FOX ST MINER.
II, every fashionable =hr!c.
FRENCH FLOWERS, such IL have never before
h.,n cyhibitrd i'm this city, In FANCY GOODS,
real Lace Ficlcs, Shawls. Wells, Collars and Hand
krr,hIrrs Also, full line of Imitation .accs. Kid
gloves. beautiful in all c"lor>. .Ics->uch n Combs
snnds pins &c AT The old-estaillstlcd house Of
MADAME i. DEMFLNAN.
y B-Couniry merchants will find IL la tlCirowu
interest DESTROYS uf purchasing wfIot ESAIE. by
culliny upOu Inr. rs am convinced. after having
had our prices YOU will be satisfied that the above
statement Is correct
MADAME Il. DEMELMAN.
1928 Main street.
h.,,y,,t Thirteenth :i,fu tuur.t..uth.
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7 Pow Frs n son,
A.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS.
1910 EAST MAIN STREET,
have the following goods on lian! and for sale on
reasonable terms:
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR choice brands;
$50 barrels SUPER FLOUR. choice brands:
$50 barrels Cook & Lyman FAMILY FLOUR,
Is hogshe;ds No. SHOULDER BACON,
Is hogsheads CLEAR RIB-SlDES.
81 Heroes SUGA R-CtkED tANNAsSED HAMS.
300 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED PUTA-
TOES,
$50 lslrrcls choice JACKSON WHITE SEED PD-
TaIDt.S.
900 barrel, rEAC!IBLOW SEED POTATOES
choice sto.k:
81 barrels extra carly GOODRICH POTATOES,
for -c"l.
500 b,s!lrls WHITE SPRING OATS,
LOO barrels NORTHERN AirLES,
2ou bags choice PEANUTS,
IS tubs choice Rn!.L BUTTER,
10 boxes ERlCE'H SOAP,
loo bags I; r. PEAS,
900 bushels Witt. CORN,
81 boxes best London LAYER RAISlNS. NH l3
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SPEClAL NOTIcE.-The COM NA
- MITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS gF\A
appointed Ivy the CIR nd Lodge. knight, L; 5yS2J
of Pyth!as OF Virginia. Ia make arrange \SS|J
ments for the reception and entertain My
mrnt of the Supreme Ledge of tlc Norio, ~
will meet on SATURDAY EVENING, May 10. III
Pythian Castle Hall library ROOM al 5oclocK
The subcommittee are notified TO have their re-
port ready as all business must be closed up AZ tls
meeting JOHN +. HANhlss.
my Opt cccfctal9.
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DEPARTURES 1r .' Sr,.

FOR PHI IL ADELPHIA
carta inc Steamer J: ". .EvEPyAy |TS
n IN, s,iI tr,LAIT yin receive freght f
PIT Fre i 1 AIKEN IT. tie =, lah l. 1c se
Ne" Jsr.ey. ana Beta VAR pa as G1 , T@
Lon. and New Orleans. mt low r1tes ''ri"lk, tie.
.,a, assage 70 70 Philadelphia. including ,,o.,
my l0-2t .rf, Agent
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CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF HONOR
~ AND TEMPERANCE, No b BRO
TItERs,-iou are hereby requested 10 ~
tend regular meeting of your 1cn'p' lM
THIS Saturday EVENING III so,ci9ck. EiM
The Installation of officers viii take place 49,
and other important business VIII hc ir'hS sa.so 10
acted. Candidates for Initiation VIII F'e"ee :"
nv Io.l,. r. o. DEUPREE. W. i.
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E'HDMtS BALMER X CO.,
4 IMPORTERS,
1917 CARY st l. r /, w
offer a cOrpi.ir assortment OF FANCY GRDtE
RES and WINES. including
PEEK FREAT CRACKERS,
ALBERT BISCUITS.
LEA& PEEEl~>'> WORCESTER SHIRE SAUCE
CoLMNN'S NrSTARp,
CONES tELtTlNE.
NA'sEoNi.
MORTON'S ESt:fiSH PICKLES.
tANSED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES.
WINSLuw'S CORN.
BASES ALE. bottled hv lilhn"H:
ALLSop'S ALE. bottled hy Hilbert:
GUINNESS PORTER. h"'t!rdh Hilbert.
GIINNE&S'> PORTER. bottled hH Burke;
UENNE~~N BRANDY.
ISAS>I SHERRY.
HANGERS MOI STsi: NHI~ktI.
BRASuEROURG TABLEtIL. APPS
DRUCTER 4 CANDLES
4 EXTRA OLIVE SOAP
i made from Tho hest materials ald nicely per-
fumcd. Sold at price IT ordinary zap Buy il;
Won will Use ~ Other. Grocer, have It.
j. u. SCLATER K son. Agents,
mi, a7-eod2m Richmond. Va.
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BOAR
D1sSoLUTIoN~ d PARTNERSHIPS

NOT1CE.-The co-partncr>hip heretofore
~ existing between The undersigned ny The style
of COX 4 MILLER, in Richmond. was diss. lived
by mutual consent in December Last. The books
are In the llanis of Judge q. W. Logan. who Is
alone authorized to receive payment oi debts due to
the late firm and generally 10 settle It's affairs. At
torneys at law and other PERSONS having charge of
any accounts of said firm for suit collection
requested to report and make settlement with
Judge Logan. 4 ddrcss him. care of Alcssrs Logan
& Bransford. Main street. Richmond. Va
JAMES +. COX,
4. j. MILLER.
MAY s ls73 nv g-lwt
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TO-PARTSERSHIp have this day
~ formed co-purtrcrship under the style ant
firm Of JUiSER L MASON 10 conduct me
WHOLESALE GROCERY and LIQUOR BISl-
NESS ut No 1861. corner Seventeenth and Mali
streets, Richmond. Va.
May 7, l>.3.
s-lw JOY NER & MASON.
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~ EE's 4 Ns:E,

l1.s4e--,sl~ - : = - = - -
MASONIC NOTICE The men, ~
IN4 bers of TEMPLE LODGE. No: p wii,ii M
THIS atl,rdayth ynNING, May y. At esocH'
Byoraer Of tho w NJ. 6s@ H. D. cana,n,.oI
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NTACHINISTS AND BLACkSMlI ho
wi UNION. No. 2,OF lA-BRnI1 LEM,
Ing of This Union nt HnrInoy.liall, THU tsaf,ir
t,ayl EVENING at u O'Clock. The presence VI t''
'"'.''S ''''>' - MARTIN +. JOYCE,
my ,o-uY Recording Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-10

nISSOLUTION OF CU-pARrNER-
~ Slllr.-The co-partnership heretofore cx-
lsting under the frni- name of JCSTiS X PEAR
NAN is this day dissolved 10y Limitation. X. A.
lUSrlS will sign In l:auiuation.
X. ADJUSTS.
q. ID. Pc AMMAN.
May rst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-10

NOTICE OF Cu-PAR1 NERSlIlP.-Thc un,t.r-
ssueu have this day entered into Il ru-partlrr Inf n
under the firm nam" nf J. L. JUSTlS { StlN, who
WI e9itlnnc TN" grocery and provision store Ut
their old stand, No. IL west Broad street
,, j. JUSTIS
my o-ot ". A. ! 'STIS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-03-22
CHAPTER 143.

An ACT to legalize the acts Of Leonard F Wheelock
as justice of the peace in the county of Douglas.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. All the acts of Leonard f. Wheelock, Of
the town of Superior in Douglas county justice of
the peace hereby legalzed and declared to be
valid and binding in all respects if the said Whee-
lock had filed his official bond in the Office of the clerk
of the circuit court Of said county within the time
limited therefor by law, and said bond been approved
BY the supervisors of the town of Superior
Sec. 3 This act shall take effect ard be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March u. 1872.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-03-22

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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for sale its
LANDS IN CENTRAL WESTERN MNNEor embracing: The
best Wheat Land; Excellent Timber the MIL the Farm
and the Fire. Rich Prairie Pasturage Natural Meadow
watered by clear Lakes and running sreams-n
climate where Fever and Ague i unknown.
GRAIN be shipped hence by cheapy
from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois Cars now run through
these Lands ON Lake Superior Dakota Price
to track s40e to $500 per further away 50 so s
SEVEN YEARS CREDIT Warranee Deeds Northern 30
BONDS selling received for land other
unoecuped Lands present such advantages
SOLDIERS under the New Law March 1922 get 100 acres
FREE, near the railroad by years residence
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES furnished from
a principal points to purchasers railroad lands
settlers Government Hoe~eas Purchasers their wives
and children the road Now
the time for Settlers and Colonies get
Government Homes tea5s close the track.
Send Tor PAMPHLET containing full information msp copy
of New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
or % FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK