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DEATHS.

,,,.1 - a o'clock Yesterday morntng, LUZ
tbaMs wife OFFS. MEG. Fisher, ahd dansh'er .' u
;tcr funeral wi take place from The resdencc on
F,ovd street, sidney, Mt 10 A. Nj. TO-DAY.
1,,.d ncar Farmvi,le. on tho 18th hr-,l. JOHS
r,IIIIoIfY aged about seventy-Gre. lie va, an nlo
nw,crr,,nnt aid well known IN business circles.
DIeS ,s, ~ shhnH sS SsSr1y Es 81
If Prince Edward and daughter OF the tate n. Z.
Seuable, OfFarmville.
Died. April d. ut a. o'clock P. NJ, Miss SARAH
ROOM Fly. aged nineteen years.
Her funeral viii take place from ST. Patrick
church at O'Clock P. NJ THIS DAY. Her friends
and acqnantances aud those OF MIR. Arthur Rooney
arc respectfully invited to attend.
Died Monday April lath, at Il o'clock a. NJ, at the
residence Other father r. Terry Totty. Manchester
Va, MAUD ARIA TOTTY. aged two years,
eleven months and tweuiy-Lhree days
Maud. our loved one, now you leave us
For bed 0tne .th the sol:
And though It's sore SO to bereave US,
We complain motifs the will of God
Her funeral viii take place at her fathers rest
dence on TUESDAY the 18th instant at - O'Clock
p. Nj. Relatives and friends Invited to attend.
Died, in this city, Saturday the 18th Of April, at
her residence sos Fifth street, Mrs. FANNIE i.
JAMES after long and painful illness, aged thirty.
i've years. She leaves a husband and one chl.o aha
many friends 10 mourn her loss.
IT'S religion That can give the sweetest pleasures
while we live
IT'S religion must supply holy comfort when we
die: <
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PERSONAL.

nERSON AL.-EDW ARD Carroll Is in
i the city looking for his mother, MARGARET
A. Carroll, who lived at ! 10 Fourth street when
he went away six years ago. 10 live with Dir. John
L. PETER, OF CoviugtGn, Va Any iurorma I'm as
to her whereabouts VIII reach her son bs callup
H. NJ OUARLES, 1T Messrs. Tylers Sons 1 Co.,
Cary street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
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T. Il. PRICE & CO.
have just received By express and steamer holus.
full line of
New shape and style PARAsOLS ard SHADES.
LLAMA and LACE SACQUES and pOIAIs,
LLAMA and LACE CAPES.
LACE PARAS0L-C0VERs.
FRENCH and JAPANESE SILKS.
GROs-GRAIN and BONNET SILKS.
WHITE and cOLORED PIQCfS:
Large assortment Of CAS5IMGREs for sen,lea.,
and boys:
500 pieces new PRINTS and PERCALFs: IRISH
) LINENS, LINEN sHEE1ISG, DsMasEs
NAPKINS, TOWELS (ba-gairs IN those yc cd.
STAPLE aud DOMESTIC GOODS, all grac,4s.
apps
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4, MARRIAGES.

MARRIED. an "wednesday. April 9th, IN.
aam, mi j nrics county by ldpr Jonn 4. 81,
borps 1. SEWTflE JONES and MISS MS Dn - n Z
LETT: both OF Richmond, Va @f
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p.Y;ITu .lI,,.,.,;. C,I;lEEnEBnATrON.
oFrfcE GRAND CHAscELLoR,l
49, q q e K Hrguys OF PyTHfAs,
~ SsrknyTCly. A., Anil I, 1878.

s..sas4ss% OFFICE GRAND CItANCELLohtf So
" ss5s5 e KHfgurs OF PrTHfAs, I
EsSsss.i9s SgADSToS, v a, April ., 1873
SPECIAL ORDERS No. ITO 80
y nISTHI CT sDE P TY GRAM, EYSS{A
CEIhNCELLORSs OF DISTRICTS fOS.ts SSa,J
/, 2.AND Sat the last annual ronvoca-l SSs9sy}
ton OF The Grand Lodge Knight, OF PylhiaS 49,
OF Virginia, held In the city OF Nor Ss oe
folk ifJanuary, special committee, CO.. lsllig Oh
The Grand Chancellor. Vice.Grand ChanceiorI
Grand Recording and Corresponding Scribe, Srano
Banker, and the Representatives or me Louees ~
Richmond and Manchester. was appointed 10 NIX
arrangements for the proper reception ana enteI-
tainasent of the officers and members of Inc S1-
preme Lodge Heights OF Pytbias OF the World,
which holds It's nrth annual session In the city OF
Richmond. commencing TUESDAY the l0'n IN ll,
slant. This committee having been dniy ~
by the election OF Past Grand Chancejlor uac ae
president, ant, havn" made all necessary ariEss
nents for the entertainment OF our distinguishes
visitors, part Of which arrangement embraces
grand parade Of the members Of the Oruer
Now. therefore, ], T. Trlvcrg ph1lips' gI I1i
Chancellor knights Of Pythias of the sni!e vi w
e{nIa do urgently request the t:hancelior ~ NJ
crs of Lodges q 5, H. II. and 20, 4. -; 20, ~
and Is, to appear with their Lodges TN UNIFORM
far as practtcael the day de-isnatei I'D .e ir
der issued By the said special comIittee' anu Etr.
all possible aid Ia the entertainment OF tue
of the Supreme Lodge of our honoIcd UrucI'
- 80 S. TEAVEHS PHILLIPS, &C.
}sEAL} Attest ". P. HANDY, g. K ano u D.
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NE GRAND OPENING OF SPRING
GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS
have been receiving for the past month tlcr
SPRING SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.
They now offer q
STOCK WHICH CANNOT BE SURPASSED IN
VARIETY, AND AT PRICES THAT ARE !.
BOUND TO PLEASE PURCHASERS.
Just call and take look Mt those
DAG ONAL ALPACAS at CSC. worth aSc;
STRIPED JAPANESE CLOTHS at 90, Is, and aoc.;
BROCADFD JAPANESE POPL1NS at DO and Zoe.
resembling silks which cost double the money:
Handsome JAPANESE SILKS at IL per yard worth
s1.o5;
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at sl.ej, $3.50, 80,
$3.50, and 10 per yard:
Handsome MoHAIR DRESS GOODS in all the new
styles and colors: ....
CAMsRICs and PERCALEs from Leg to ESQ. per
yard for the best;
Genuine CHEvIOT SHIFTING at 2oc. per yard
technically the same quality and patterns we
sold last season ct 35c.;
CAsSIMERES and CLOTHS suitable for spring
wear:
SHIFTING CAMBRIA Il yards wide at 80, 30. and
6Uc.
NAINSOOKs from rs to 5oc. per yard;
VICTORIA LAWNS at 2to. worth a6c per yard,
also at 80, as, 30, and Soc. per yard;
SWISS MUsL1Ns from Is to SOC. per yard;
CHECKED and STRIPED NALNSOOhS from IS
10 sue. per yard:
HAMBURG EDGINGs and 1NsERTINGs at all
prices. We show over one hundred patterns In
these goo;s.
A large stock Of
HOMEMADE CROCHET EDGINGs,
LINEN BOBBIA AMI Isle EDGINGS,
PIOUE and MAESEILLES TRIMMINGS at as
tonlshnsly low prices;
large assortment Of LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS for Ladies and Gentlemen among which
will be found some extraordinary bargains;
A large stock Of SILK NECk-TIES and NECK
sCARFS, embracing Ill of the new designs Of
the season;
CENT? EMEN,s SILK and LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
BLACK SILK CRAvATs and COTTON NIGHT
CAPS;
BaLBRIGGAN COTTON and Isle THREAD
SOCKS;
Isle, SILK, and KID GLOVES:
Large additions 10 our stock Of GUIPURE LACES,
LACE COLLARS, CUFFS, and SLEEVES:
SASH, HAT, and TRIMMING RIBBONS;
TABLE, PIANO, MELODEoN, and STAND
COVERS;
NOTING GA3I LACE for CURTAINS;
TIDES in twenty new patterns, and al low prices
PARASOLS and SUN-UMBRELLAs in great va
riety;
SUMNER UNDERSHIRTS in all qualities;
SATCHELs; WORK, TRAVELLING, aud IN
FANTS' BASKETS:
GoLD-PLATED STUDS, SLEEvE-BUTTONs,
and JEr JEW ELRY, In great variety;
BED-TICK from 20 to CSC. per yard:
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED SBEETINGS
reta!led at wholesale prices;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at 75c, ST. sl.5o, aud
up to Sc per dozen:
TOWELS, DOYLIES, NAPKINS, and TABLE
CLOTHS, very cheap;
and thousands Of others goods, uu to be sold at
great bargains. LEVY BROTHERS.
1o17 and 1919 Main street
Our senior partner Is stu In New York forward
ing by express and steamer large additions to our
stock. APPS
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ass N-
NOAH WALKER & co,

NOAH WALKER & CO.,
1904 MAIN STREET,
are prepared to show one of the largest anu most
stylish stocks Of
CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISH
ING GOODS
ever sesu in the city. Call and examine before pur'
chasing elsewhere.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. 4 perfect Git guar =
anteed. Remember,
an ,o.,m 1904 MAIN STREET.
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NE BREEDEN & FOX
mTHE UNIVERSITY MEDICINE

NJ THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
They supply want never before filed. They
form regular system Of remecie, for the principal
dlscases-each complint having It's approtri,"
remedy--thus differing materially from the patent
Que "cure ais" for all maladics. No person of
Intelligence can for moment believ" that Que
remedy can cure all diseases.
Our remedies are all safe, and never reduce the
patient; never render any one more liable to take
cold; never obligea person to leave business; never
make their continuous use condition ofcurc.
For full particulars of these celebrated remedies
see THE FAVORlTE ILLUSTRATED CNlv&R-
SITY ALMANAC A&D BUSINESS BOOK ior
ls73. Free on application nj the PRINCIPAL Office,
Nos. 6 and University Pace- New York city, aa,l
agencies.
RICHMOND AGENCY.
WOOD 4 Sons.
NH 2e-etawam corner Ninth and Main streets.
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ID E NJ . Y A L!

Spring 1873
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Very much encouraged by the patronage received
from the citizens Of Richmond since starting our
establishment, we present for their Inspection tie
largest and most elegant assortment Of
NECK-WEAR,
UNDERWEAR, and
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
generally that have ever been opened In the city.
With view Of popuarizing our establishment, we
Shall henceforth sell at the lowest possible profit,
placing certain specaltes so low as to put them be-
yond competition. We name
EXCELSIOR COLLARS. $685. per dozen:
BRIGNULI COLLARS, S2.2j per dozen;
Flue ENGLISH CUFFS, 81;
guaranteed to be the best make goods or no sale.
Fine BRITISH HALF HOSE, SO per dozen, or 25c.
single pair;
Fine DOGSkIN GLOVES, Sl.7s. Our
EiLIPTIC-YOKE SHIRT
has spoken. and continues to speak, for itself with
orders outnumbcrtng our most sauguine expecta-
tons. We have not had q single misGt.
T. j. IRVING & CO.,
913 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
4. FORREST PEcoR, salesman, can be found ut
the above house NH lS-st&teodlm
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WILLIAM DAFFRON,
w 1d3a MAIN eTpEEr

" 1898 MAIN STREET,
offers 10 the public the following GOODS
pictures-largest stock south Of Washington (;
Chromos and on.Patntings, any that are in the
market; icture Frames made at haf-hour's notice
Photograph Frame:-large stock always on baud;
Alouldings, all sorts-5o,OoO feet on hand; Looking
Glass Plates and Looking.Gla Frances large
stock; large Family Bibles, extra large size and
finish, most approved editions; Clocks from the
best manufacturers In the United States, suitable
for parlors. Offices, and stores Carpets-Brussels,
extra supcrt'uc, supertlne, medium. and other
descriptions Of carpetings. Iugs-Brussels. velvet,
and tapestry. pi!-:Iotbs. Msttlngs-Checked and
plain, best description. Walnut Extension Tables.
aud ether articles. All Of which viii sell for cash.
OF by payments of weekly or monthly instruments.
fc :.-e dom WILLIAM DAFFRON.
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would Invite especial attention to the following
advertisement Of INITIAL PAPERS:
Mv1S1TIAL STATIONERY is admitted by those
any in the market. l use the very best EXTRA
SUPER PArERs, and xX ENVELOPES, with the latest
most attractive OF any used, made from satli
Surface Paper with very handsome Autographed
covers and and labels.
Any Of the following Will be sent postpaid TO AIRY
address urou the receipt OF TIC price:
BRIGMrWOoD RoSE-TINr INITIAL.
Each box contains one quirc OF rcsC-tin octave
and two packs of tuted envelopes stamped with
rustic Initial l"tcrS: box green satin finish paper.
handsomely Autographed on Top anu eiio' 1IAc'
per box - cents.
CONNECTICUT VALLEY INITIAL.
Each box contains one Quirc of extra super white
octave ami two packs XX white envelopes StlinpcG
with rustic initial letters box bun tinted saih hs
paper Autographed en- top anil end. Price per box
- Waits EMPRESS INITIAL.
Each box contains one quiic OF fine treuch IA
Der ana one pack of French Envelopes. st:iInien
with initial letters. Box green. sa;-flnisn, WIN
handsome ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS picture on each box.
Price per box, 10 cents.
CHHYSTAL LAKE INITIAL.
ia h box contains one quire OF fine French Paper
aud one pack Of fine French tv luleS assorted c.
Iors, nut up In box with chrc-
| mo Oh iii. Price per box, 40 cents
DE SOTO INITIAL.
Each box contains qulre of fine pa per and one
| pack of hes; quality new style entelopes, stamped
with old English letters put up In handsome box.
Price per box, 80 cents.
| Auburn INITIAL.
Each hex contains che uulrc Of beautiful auburn-
tinted paper and two packs of new style raronaI ell
| vcIoDcs. stamped with heavy block letters; put up
| i'm handsome box. Price per box. 80 cents.
| DOVE INITIAL.
This Is the most beautiful initial paper ever put up
In this country. Each box contains qulre Of lire
English lincr. OF the latest patterns and two packs
| OF Envelopes TO match. Both paper aud envelopes
stamped with dove and inlttal. Price per box, Is
| cents.
| The above is 1he most comnlec assortment OF
| INITIAL PAPERS ever offered IN this market
any Of which will be sent 70 any address IN the
United States, paid, upon receipt of the price
by j. T. ELLYSOS,
Bookseller and StailOnPr,
LIP Main street, Richmond, Va.
| NH o5-d2taw& wt25aiay
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FAIR.
AMESEsaE S's's

AsSESEsaESES.
VIRGINIA HA LII.
THREE NIGHTS AND MATINEE,
commencing THURSDAY. APRIL IT.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY. APRIL To- +. NJ
CAL WAGNER'S MINSTRELS,
J.H. HAvERLY, Manager,
will have the honor of appearing before the ctzens
OF this city. introducing Gach enterlain ent entrs
talented artists. prominent among whom are CAL
y AGSEH, SAM PRICE, Ben BROWN. JOHNNY
roONE r., comedians: tANfIELD ana hOokEK, s0.ls
,ruuosea OF WELLING BROTHERS ann y. W.
EnEFTH: also. Mr.. CHARLES Haywood, The Won,
derrul burlesQue Soprano; with hne crchesuaa no
Brass Band. :.
Prices us usual. Doors open ut :; commencing at
a. Reserved seats on sale at Johnsons bookstore
three days in advance. D. b. nOiG 20.
II. CHAPMAN, Advertising Agent. mp i5-5t
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Died, on Saturday the 18th instant, at his resi-
deuce on Fifteenth street near the Lanc;istrrlah
school, JOHN RANDOLPH, formerly Of the HaX-
ais estate. in the sixty-dr.t year OF bis age ana
member OF the Baptist Church for thirty-scfen
years, and lal,ored Us preacher OF the gospci LOT
thirty-nve years.
Fayeae (Sliss.) papers please copy.
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HEADQUARTERS MARsHALs OFFICE

HEADQUARTERS MARSHAL > crFNHi}
PYTuIAS HALL, RICHMOND, April l4' 1917
Tn obedicncc to orders published above lodges 20
., Q, IL and Is will report to hssstan! MaIs,E
r TAYLOR at southeast corner OF broaG anu NM ~
street, Lodges Ii, IL 7, 5, ana VIII ieuie w
Assistant Marshal C. L. Binford ut NORTHWEST cor.
nor nf Ninth and Broad streets. Assistant aarslle
IT. u Danfcrt and j. &. Teller VIII relalr TO iluai
trrs of visiting Virginia lodges and conduct mem 10
Tenth street the right resting on broI9. assls.I
u,rshlls II. c. g.. Hartman and j. L. vaughan MI ""
,nn.r 10 the quarters of visiting knights fiom MA.
ryia d aud conduct them to Tenth street. tne ris
rastur on the corner of Broad street, north size;
Assistant Marshal w. c. Darlington VIII repair 90
thc quarters Of visiting Knights from inc Dls.rlst
of Columbia ard conduct them 10 EieEfntn st .
the right resting Broad str, et. hssinIAc dnrt
slals u. w Bchonon and G: Mlchel VIII cunuu ~
Wishing knights from other lirlSnlcIlons ,t ~
Eleventh street, the right resting IN Inc north S'uo
Tie Grand Lotge nf Virginia and Supreme Lodge
nj fhn World viii form at F0rd's iotel
The line will move at ats z. NJ. ana ChanCtiin1
Commanders are rnjoincd TO Issue sucn ofuera aS
will insure the prompt attendaheeo Oh 'nel'
The line of march will he as follows Down broaa
street to Nineteenth. down Niretcehth 10 I tir
Main 10 Fifth. up Fifth to Frankhn, up ra ~
Toushre M Fonssee 10 Grace. down ,ra,e ~
Third up Third TO Broad, down Broau 10 Ntu >
Hotel, where Tie luc VIII paSs IN res,em odnn
thp officers and members OF the Shprelhc ho"e''
and then b. dismissed: - 1900, 1,-o;s,ce, ,re
Past lLlncelors Briggs, Taylor ana Mei'l.n ~. ~
aDuO'ucs as ais. and will report 'h thc ,;r,
iiar,hals promptly att O'Clock lii 1ront VI ..c N'
Hall for further insirl, tlonS. l.. L. ,pp;,1
an s., -------
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NHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE
SILVER-PLATED and
uOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, &C., &C.
No. 0 GOVERNOR STREET.

My assortment of goods IS now large and conf
plete OF the newest STILES and best qualities, and
respectfully call the attention of the public to the
same both wholesale and retail, dcalers and Invite
examination Of the styles and prices before pur-
cnasng elsewhere. AS my Bew business arrange
ments give Ias increased facilities for purchasing
goods at the lowest rates, determined not to he
undersold In this or any other market.
r. g. TAYLOR,
!; D; ,CAaEEpozo'} Special partners. -, ,,m
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naT OILS FOR MACHINERY.-Pur.

ly Oils FOR MACuINERY.-Pur-
chasers Of
LUBRlCATING OILS
will please bear in mind that the Oh sold by lis Is
4 NATURAL LUBRICATING OIL,
or % DEGREES GRAVITY.
The THIN OILS OF HIGHER GRAVITY are
dearer even at lower price as they have little
body, will soon wear away, aud are consequently
moro liable to cat and heat the behring's.
PLEASE OBSERVE. EVERY BARREL OF OUR
GENUINE and PURE
NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRICATISG OIL
SOLD IN THIS MARKET
has our brand on the head Of each barrel thus:
"yIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATING OIL,
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA"
Orders addressed TO us will receive prompt atteu-
uou. PURCELL, LADD K co Druggists,
1916 Main street, corner Thirteenth,
aplI-tJe3 Richmond. Va.
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EAT Attest: NJ. P. HANDY, G. R. aud C.s
HEADQUARTERS GENERAL COMMIT IsE'
PyTiiiAS HALL, EICuMoND, April 7, 1873. )

HEADQUARTERS GENERAL COMM Iors'f
PYTIlIAS HALL, RICHMOND, April " 100
Special Orders No. l.
7 The General Committee Of the Grand LousU
X nights of Pylbias OF EirgiGia have ;Rreei a ~
thc following program for the reception a s u,
terrain neut o. the officers and memOers i l ,I e
prcmie Lodge Knights Of Pythias oil ths "oiio an'
of all visiting Knights: ,,o E~cbonpe
TUESDAY NIGHT, grand Dali Ut lhe HA'u''e>
Ho'el. ,o or tho visiting
knights and the members vi tue truei III MA
mond and Manchester. ,a,,.. ~ ,ho officers
THURSDAY EVE Ming, banquct 20 ie W NV
md nItmi,ers Of the Supreme lodge CT the "orid'
tn he given at Virginia liall. ,oro,r
H. Ticc-(irand Chancellor u: u. Hass Is ,e a,,, oi
onnuinted Chief Martial. with The FOLLOWING Ia!e0
us.Is,u IT marshals: First assistant, H. Z. u. H,iE
man: second assistant, W. Z. Carriuslon , t,
nssist,ut Charles r. Binfurd; fourth asslstan'
Charles +. Taylor; Gfth assistant d. W. Don,Imn
sixth assistant Ii. ID. DanfOrth; Etyenth assIsmm.
John 3, Vaughan eighth assistant, john - Aeuei
ninth assistant. e. Michel. ,.-,o.. W . ,esred
III In obedience to special ')r1ers ~; =, e,or
nv rho Grand Chancellor of the State, ChahcehoT
onmauders of Lodges Nos. ., 4, s. ]. II, ID, TO- ~
90 o. Is are urgently REQUESTED 10 lcuT homcnIInr
members OF their lodges to Flce-ordli W frnut
H. j. Bass Chief Marshall on Groad stree. ~ - ~
Of the CITY Hall, where the line VIII pe iIi stant
o'clock r NJ on WEDNESDAY, the l5ln , nsrar.
in accordance with the order OF The Clllel hiI OH"
TO I've hereafter published. ..,,-,ort1v IN fine
All Knights In good standing. iranSicilll! ~ nc
c,rv nre frutern,liv nvtrd 10 join III Inc paTaae'
and viii he assigned positions in The line: ,.,.
''i'' wa ~ ". II. WADE, PreSidehL
JOHN E. HAWKINS, Secretary.
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when we have read Of juries IN tnas s'ale
bringing in a verdict of anct guilty. be-
cause they had either to find yerai is @ ac-
ouitta, or Of ..murderin First DEGREE
! ret tho Tribune revise its opinion.
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.s,s,Hs, STATIONERY. &C.

VOLUME ! AMERICAN REPORTS.
SUDDEN ON VENDORS: 2 volumes;
BISHOP on STATUTORY CRIMES:
TYLER on USCRY, PAW Ms, AND
BRUWNE ON TRADEMARKS;
BENEFITS FIRE-lNSUHAACE CASES.
ALLEN'S TELEGRAPH CASES. &c.
ALI the new law and miscellaneous DOCKS Gun he
found ut 1915 MAIN STREET. ..r,c,1
aps-d&w RhEDOl.iIl ~ r..Sn------.
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mr. APRIL 8, 1873.
T.R. PRICE & CO

NEW ARRIVALS OF SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS GOODS.
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BPIGMrWOOD ROSE-TlNT INITIAL.
Each box contains ono quire OF rcsc-tn octave
and two packs of tinted envelopes stamped Win
rustic initial letters: box green satin finish paper
handsomely Autographed on top and end. Price
NOR hoS.
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WINES. LIQUORS. reHACCO, a,

NH 2s-etaw3m corner Ninth and Main street
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07

len, boB Sic 9fliOten,> Sic mir %1nlernt
angeit0mmten Observation-Disclosures
bauie i0ulOig iinO, benen 9egen OaS
berti0e Get0 nt0t ~pioer1prcdelt, iotpte
aud, baB Bic Bflt6ten geget
I'm +. &tr6e bteienigen 9ez
GEN BEN Staat hi 0 aus ollie
BEN. QSie mir treue Wirttenber9er
iino, 70 tper0en ipir ol0 tets treue
Biirger beS Deut 6en Tet6es
ieiu. SIM gtunen Der Gtuipp9ner16att
banfe td1 S6nen fir Die 9rObe @Dre S9reS
boben 8elu0cS, nit Der untertbGlltgen
8itte, unierer Staot 2nlp0ctm etn
freunDlt0es anbenten 6etpabren gu mol
len." .......
Ser 6eltI0e Gronprit5 crtDi6erte, 6aB
bcr 9tebncr ibnt aus bet Seele geipro6en
unO tt pielem Sinne neDrle CT Die 9ulot1
8ln9 banfborlt M. .-
Oer v&erfiil1biger" bra0te bemnd0it
at Der Spibe ieines 8lottes: r9n Die
Ginipobneri6oft &aupbeiun's! Seine
faiierli0e 6obeit, Der beutl0e SrOn7
prit3. BADEN mi0 benuftragt, bet Stabt
H0upDcim fit ben feitli0 bereiteten @ms
ptang S6ren freubi9en 0al1f Dfentlt9
tunO gu tDun. SIS 9eretdt mir gum YSrz
9nii9en, oielem hoben Suffrage bieektt
no05ufOmmcn. St0Dtpforrer 9epp." =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-10-07
Ser se1ttf0e &rOnprtn5 tat fAfDo=
lffdlen SneiGe &GAlpabcnSA

Set Der tiiltgiten NntpeietDeit be5 bellt1
1den &rDnprin3et IN Wiirttemberg tp1rbe
in Dem observation-disclosures StdDt0en 2ollpz
beim berfatbpItf0eS taOtpfar>
rer 9epp bon Der fai1erli0en 0oDeit
empfangen. Die Morte, ipel0e Dieler
fatDplii0e Hrtefter an Den SronprinSeu
rt6tete, lauten 11a0 benz yGaupDeiner
8crfilnbiger" fDlgetoermoBen:
v&atierlt0e !6pDeitl SIM Ndntcl1 ser
Stabt 9aupDeim beiB' i6 sic ais Ser
treter oer bieltgen fat0olii0en Stoots
pfarrgemetltbe, Die ben gr0Bten I1eil Ser
b%ieiigen SepDlferltn9 ouSlna6t, Der5li6
mtQfommen! gStr fitDlen unS bod ge>
eDrt, bcn erlall6ten S9ronerben be5 beut>
f6elt Net0S, belt b%erit6ntten beuti0el1
5elo6errn, be1 INT bic 0r0Be, Die Stu
belt 1t1b l1nab0dngigfeit u~nferes beut7
1ben 8aterlanOeS Do0DerDtenten Siiritel1
in ~urlerer Wtttte GIT ieQen. SD begriiBe
Sic ais Srte0ens fiiritcl, Ser, ipte iuir
it6er8eugt itn0, bon Dert beItet1 BiQen be-
fee[t lit, Bic 9e9nuhgen beS TrteDenS IN
unierm 0eltt10en 8Qterlnnoe altS3ltbrei>
ten, bic @iutro0t, bic aQetn itarf ma0t,
feft AT beQriinOen, Die 3teligion, Dteie nm
entbebrlt0e 8ilDnertlt ltltO Gr3;eberin Der
90lfer, 3u bei6iBen, Die @ere0ttgfeit,
baS Tult6oment Der Staaten, unporteiti9
pa(ten Ill ~lQIien. Seteu Sic u18 be5z
bats boppelt ipiQfommcn! Ser feittt0e
56mud Der Stabt, Die frteOlt0en 9iD7
ter, bic gum 9immeL Ielt0tel1, baS feterz
li6e @eIdl1te l"tnicrer @loden, oer laute
sS1tbel, nit benz bic 8eDOlterung Der gam
Sen Stabt sic empfdngt, iit6 Sbnen etn
beIierer 9olhneti0er Der bier berri6ens
ben @eiinnrng, ais t0 bieielbe auS5uz
6ritden permog. SIS lit ni6ts 0en1aG=
ties, mas sic Bier ieDer, eS tit feline Rarz
tel, pelGe S6nen ben belttt9en @mpfan9
bereitet. Mir i%ptlien, tatlerli0c 6DDett,
bQB tptr baour0 anOere Bflt6ten, bte
uuS betlig ftn0. ni9t perleben. Ntr Dii>