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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-18

The May number of the GALAXY opens with
lively descriptive sketch of the National Assembly at
Versailles" by Mr. Justin Mccarthy, who gives his i'm
pressos OF visit to France after aOsence OF four
wears account OF the present aspects 81 the repub
rcou party Is not supremely cheerful Their policy has
came IN he simply one OF patience and discretion. They
demand an carly dissolution Of tho Assembly and fresh
appeaI 10 the country This they believe. would result
ia large increase OF the republican majority They are
charged by their oppoueuis with being full Of talk and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-25

i?ry. Erw ARD 2. Pussy. 4. u. Rev. Ed.
varG Eouvtric pu>cy. Doctor of unity
lis At the point OF death IN Genoa. Thi. in,
trlii-oEcc WAS reported l., telegram from tho
Italian city:
Edward Bouvrric Puscy i in The seventy.
tarG year Of hi- age III, physical pro>trs,
ton i 20 ccmplc'" and :" near to mortal That
his relatives aud friends, who were tric,
crashed to from Gruna, arr iu-dav Mastering
10 his bedside from ralIpu. points ia Europe,
hpp!ng 10 reach il previous to hi t,Cccasc.
nr. Pussy i son of the late Hon. Phillip
i'uuvcric lhalt-brothcr Of the Earl of Rad
nor. VITO t>sulncd the Maine OF Pussy ny
rovnl license. Tie celebrated divine was
born in the Year 1900. lie was educated at
Christ church. oxford, where he graduated
Erhcl0r Of Arts with high hDuGrS. He
MS subsequently elected 10 Il fellowship ut
rpIci College. and took his degree of Master
:" AIts In the year lS-S he WAS appointed
Ec-it> Professor al Hebrew in HE University
=: oxford, position 10 which j. attached Il
'monIy at Christ church. Ills literary
aiIl Theological services in the c;.irsc Of the
'ilrH Church party 81 Great Britain aic well
tuvWn. Ills efforts have tended in very
tgg" dc"rcc Ia produce the uap>t marked and
t,.iEti kuhle effects on The cause Of Christia
=, sud the churches ali over The civilized
Nurla. tie was one Of the clrlc>! and most
,.,!>tant contributors 10 the "TraciS for the
ti1ar>," and tlc:cnGcd the main doctrines
Ntirh these publications we've intended 10
';;orrc in a variety Of letters. pamphlets, and
G.N>plp,r writings. His name has been
r.'d. indeed. on account OF his ability and
l,al. 10 designate generally the High Church.
men party in religion. He preached Il ser
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PROCLAMATION.

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- A PROCLAMATIOS.-Wh the General
Assembly Of Virginia did on the 7th day Of Jsnu-
airy, is7a, agree to u resolution in these words TO
WIT:
THAT the holders OF the bonds of the State of
Virginia, either in person or by proxy, lie respect
fully invited ~ meet In conference committee Of
the General Assembly Of Virginia on the fifteenth
day Of February, eighteen hundred and seventy
three, in the city OF Rchmond to consider the eX-
istng liabilities OF the State OF Virginia with view
to fair, Just equitable. honorable, and tain set
uemes Of the same;
And whereas on the esd day of January, 1879, the
General Assembly did agree to another resolution,
which is In these words, to wit:
THAT The Governor be requested to give official
notice to the creditors OF the state of the meeting
proposed TO be held In the city Of Richmond the
fifteenth Of February next, and invite their attend
aDce";
Now, therefore, !, GILBERT G. WALKER, Cover
nor of the Commonwealth, do hereby make known
the said action of the General Assembly, and do re-
spectfuliy invite the holders of the bonds Of Viri
MIA to assemble, IN person by proxy In the city
of Richmond ut the time and for the purpose above
set forth.
-, Done at Richmond this twenty third day of
3LS.3 January, one thousand eight hundred and
t~-~> sevcnty-three, and In the ninety-seyenth
yelr OF the Commonwealth.
q. q. WALKER.
by the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth. ja24-'s
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The Rev. Mr.. hlo,Eer. Of Omaha, recently
went into q gambling establishment OF That
place with hi, nicely prepared programme
in his mind: He would win the gamblers
money, and then, with 4 brief sermon ON the
evils of gambling, would return the money
to the loser. But Mushcr was not in luck
that day, and tie parson WAS left pennies.
Now the Rev. Mr.. Moshcr goes to court and
sues DuyaI for the amount lost. The above
little story he told in court ms an explanation
Of the circumstance that one OF his cloth
should have gone to such Il place.
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As UNEXPECTED MEErING.-The case CT
Mrs. Elizabeth Spiccr, who is suing her
brothcr-in-!1w, George Spiccr, to recover
her dover OF $4,000, left her hy her second
husband. was continued Before Judge Nc
Cue, in Brooklyn. yesterday. The first wit
ness called WAS Hugh j. Miller, the first
husband OF p!aintiil, who -he supposed to he
dead. not having heard from him in thirty
years. His appearance created Intense cX-
element in he courtroom, and so startled
The plaintiff thIl she almost tainted. He
testified iiat instead Of abandoning his wife
sh" abandoned him, aud left him a note tell
in" him that he need not look for her us she
intended never TO retnra. The son OF the
clergyman who it WAS alleged had married
the plaintiff to John Spiccr also appeared
and produced his fathers records, showing
the marriage of the plaintiff to man named
Bell under the maine Of Elizabeth G. Her.
rinSton.- NcW York Tribune, January %.
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hoDn'>G A BANKER AND STEALING A WIFE.
veg York, JANUARY pa clerk of Il bank
o--hon'"on William street cmhczz!ed s., coo
yesterday, AMI last evening cnliced Il young
po'@ht't oi wealthy merchant 10 marry
N'.,l, Shd then llnd TO Montreal.
LH:er.-W William {. Murray is the name of
,~s S.Fh OF John ID. Bloodgood d Co., bank
49,, = William street, who took from bis
I",inoSrr> on Tuesday between 5000 and
49,, '?' III gold mud notes, subsequently mar
, '.H ia y. >hr"yc, and the same night lett
~ i"It> Unknown with his wife.
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T EIGHTH ANNUAL CLOSING
OUT SALE OF
WINTER DRESS GOODS, sHAwLs, AND
wOoLLEN GOODS.
wehave reduced the prices of our DRESS GOODS.
and now offer
Handsome FRENCH PoPLINS at sl.es, reduced
from $3.50:
CORDED POPLLNs at 81, reduced from SI.e5;
sATTEENS, all colors, reduced 10 and i5c. per
yard
EMPRESS CLOTHS reduced to so, 60, and 7cc. per
yard.
Also, reductions in the prices Of
MERINO5,
DELAINEs,
COBERGs.
ALPACAs,
ARMUREs,
3IKADo CREPEs,
MELANGES,
PopLIN CORDS.
TYCOON REFS at IS and acc. worth 30 and CSC. per
yard;
BLACK SILKS at sl.25, sl.5c. SITS, -, and up to
e.per yard;
VELvETEENS at 75c.. 81, Sl.2s, and 81 so per
yard-25 per cent. below regular prices;
WASH POPLlNS at l6sc. per yard worth Use. Per
yard;
WATERPROOF ROBES for street and travelling
dresses ut IS would be cheap ut $l2; -
HEAVY CASST5iERES ut 75c. worth 81, at II
worth sl.25 per yard;
SHEEP-GRAY at doc, worth SOC. per yard .-
SATINETS nj soc. worth eOc. per yard;
TUCKED CAMBRIA ut BIAS per yard worth 20;
CHECKED NAINSOOK at % and 25c. per yard
worth 30 and Csc. per yard
SWISS MUSLINS from is to Ioc. per yard;
NAINSOOK and VICTORIA LAWN from 20 to
Soc. per yard;
worth 4oc.;
NOTTINGHAM LACES, for curtains, Mt e5, 30, IS,
and up to 75c. per yard;
CROCHET, NOTTINGHAM, and LACE TIDES
from 3oc. to o.;
CARPETS ut cost to close out the entire stock;
VELVET RUGS at 81, IS, and 81:
| LARGE-SIZE CALICO COMFORTABLEs at
$3.50 worth $3.50;
BUCKSKIN GARMENTS.
| CARPET-WARFs. ali colors;
| UNBLEACHED KNITTlSG-COTTONa Mt soc. per
| pound;
WINDOW SHADES from $3.50 to u per pair, with
S ~ % 7.yr,vsffgRY RUFFLE at 81; No. COW
ENTRY RUFFTE Il sssa spseee; 20, ,ou
sEWING-MACHINE NEEDLF 9 asssssss 49, : =
| per of ten needles;
wILLISIANTIC slX-CORD SPOOL COTTON
| at SC. n spool. This cotton Is equal to Coats's
| and Clark's cotton.
4 my
| worth Soc;
DIMITY BANDS at loo. worth 2oc.:
EMBROIDERED COLLARS at loc. worth 25c.;
CHEMISETTES Mt &c. worth Soc:
lGENTLEAIES'S LINEN COLLARS ut 75c. wortl,
| $780, at IL so per dozen worth $3.50;
CENT? EMEN'S LINEN CUFFS ut $3.50 per do
gen worth IS;
COLGATE'S EXTRACTS at Soc per bottle, regular
price 75c.;
COLGATE'S SOAPS retailcd ut wholesale prices
SILK SCARFS aud NECKTIES for ladies ut re.
ducedprices;
LEATHER BELTS. with and without satchels;
FRINGED NAPKINS ut 60 aud Use. per dozen
worth &c. aud 81:
HONEY. COMB or BRIDAL QUILTS at sl.l;
worth 81;
EXTRA HEAVY QUILTS al 81 worth 70;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at 81, reduced from g;
| UNDER GARMENTS at great bargains:
ALASKA MINK BOAS reduced from IS to $3.50;
Handsome ALASKA MINK SETS at IS worth 49,
Thousands Of other articles 10 be sold at great bar
gains Goods will be sold for cash only. Order
from the country will receive prompt attention
Goods sent by Express c. o. D., or upon the receip
of the money or post-office order.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
ia2l Richmond, Va.
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ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN PoRTo Rico
The special committee Of the Spanish Cortes
on the abolition Of slavery in Porto Rico
have agreed upon report. The question
If indnnilica:ion OF siavc-cwnprs has been
settled, and the committee will propose that
the emancipation Of slaves shall be complete
four months after the PRONUNCIATION Of the
pasSa@c Of The bill. The Cortes will COM
mcncc TO discuss the bill at an carly day.
The members Of the late Spanish Cabinet
publish declaration rcpudiating the idea
That they favored Tic sale of the island OF
Cuba.
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ForouAc RIVER INSTRUMENTATION on the
rof"'nac is still romrIrtcy DISTRACTED by The
,,r.."G&cs whirheX;-t nt tii"Sh"ro' ann III Fort
Washington. n, both Of which points TIC
i,rohcn iiuc>, trees. ijrl'Cr, and ,jini-Wood
"rr reported TO l." - jammrd aud packed Z,
- aiorG jmr"u"trabIc barriers. TIL" captain
~ the schooner WauatH. VIII" arrived here
i.,i riGht from Qnapilc" 'y railroad. reports
tlat lis Sv->c got up the river as far ~
IndiIn IIr2ta. but was glad 10 yet lack IL
~,fr'y to p!lantirn, where she HOW lies. lie
a'~o report, the hi, Atlhic Aleu- and tic
.,hu"a"r G. +. Siickrry IN the i" of indian
l;rad. the r,liladcllilia steamer New York
W;,t lrlow Fort Washington. the schooner
u. =. CruHm"r aground III 4uantico, and
,ir steamer United. y schooner loaded With
.lunr. and a lar4r n"rt Of oyster boats lyinH
~ IT," zane htr5vT.- i3crGwifiu GdzeH"
.ir1U0Tg -.
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Tns THANKS or CoSGREss.-T Senate OF

Tns THASKs or CONGRESS. The Senate on
"Wednesday passed unanimously the joint
resolution unanimously passed by The House
on Tuesday, rendering Che thanks Of Con-
ssrcss to CAPTAIN David iitchic, of the United
states revenue cutter Aocas-iu, and his Of
ficerS and crow. for the hcroisma and humanity
dspaycd by them in rcscuing and succorinS
fcrty-two persons cast upon the angry VIZ
tiers of Lon" Island sound by the sinking of
the propeller Alctis on the early morning of
the 3lst day Of August last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-25

7 IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
IA MANNING; IN TUE MANCHESTER POST
OFFlCE JANUARY 81, lS7a. Persons calling for
t.t"rS In This lis; win please say Advertised. If not
c1tlc,l for In Que month they will he sent to the
Ik.ad-Lct cr ONCE. in Washington. d. c.:
LADIES LIST.
iiass Mrs. Mary V. Manglrop. Mrs. Margaret
i;..niluv. Nil. vi. beth Norris Mrs. Benjamin
Claiborne. Mrs James Epps. Miss Minnie
Fcrcron Mrs. sarah +. J'orGlcI. Mrs. Matt.
iicr.!c. Miss Charlotte Parker, Miss Sarah
,;atcs Ms Julia Phillips, Miss AIyra
Harris, Miss Mary +. Purdue, Miss Anna II.
Harrison, MisS Lillian L. Eobclson Miss Harriet
,;un.:, hiss Maria Trlylor, Miss Virginia
Nuo'r, :lrs. S,,'an Wrenn. Mrs. Margaret
Mctii,y"ry. Miss Ida
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Atkins !. Il. Muusford. Albert
Andrews, ). l.. Pierre. David ~
Ha.r. y. PlttEnScr, =. Or n.
thcafh,Iy. Sias Richardson e Brothers
tiari:ur. john Rcanis, q. W.
Deatrick. ". \. y. /. Stacy Il Sons
Dixon. James Swiutnn, William
Gregory. ". =. Schools, Augustus W.
Grcgarv, }. NJ. Taylor. Rey.S.
Hv,cr.a TiI!slcy, &.
l,u!!. Matthew Vaughn, Harrison
Kelly, james W. Wurgd, W.
Man'irrs. Marks
ROBERT BEATTIE, Postmaster.
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= ',a'' IAcTIC RA,LRoAp.--TheT Texas and
- ~ 10. i'IIroad has made known to Congress
u, we 10 ISSUE bonds payable in currency
l'" 81 &oid, and to-day The Senate passed
;,ri '" granting the privilege. The road is
,''''' "'d To Issue bonds OF which the face
,any ',N' interest, ut the option Of the COM
',~ i' wa! be paid in any lawful money OF
l.,,.., .'d sta:cs, and to issue mortgages In
''' ufas 10 secure such bonds.
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SIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR.

~
This unriyallcd medicine Is warranted not 10 con-
tain single particle Of MERCURY or any injurious
mineral substance but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
For FORTY YEARS 1t has proved Its great value
Thousands Of the good and great In NIL parts OF the
country vouch for its wonderful and peculiar power
In purifying the blood, stimulating the torpid Liver
and bowels and Importing new life and vigor 20 the
whole ystcm. SlNAiONS'S LIVER REGULATOR
is acknowledged to have no equal az a
LIVER MEDICINE.
II contains four medical elements never united In
the same happy proportion lu any other prepare
fIon-yiz, gentle cathartic, wonderful tonic, an
unexceptonabe Alternative. and certain corrective
Of all Impurities Of the body. Such signal success
has attended It's use TINT IL IL now eg rded as The
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver Complain: and the painful offspring there
of-ylz., DYSI EPsIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUSDicE,
BILIOUS ATTAC KS, SICK HEADACHE, collie, DE-
PRESTON OF SrIRITs, SOUH STOMACH, HEART.
BURN, &C., &c.
Regulate the liver and prevent
CHILLs AND FEVER.
sIMMONSs LIVER REGULATOR 10 nlanufao-
tured only by j. II. TEILIN g. CO.
Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
Price. 81 per package: sent by mail postage paid,
Fl.9i. Prepared really for use. ~ ald VI 80.
Sold by all Druggists. Beware OF all connterfctts
ana limitations. in 22,1m
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.,l ,V"e' seems to be getting ready for the
pron'., on Wednesday he transferred the
ino,', ''' 81 a. ,Greenpoint, Long Island, to his
/ ms consists OF the oil retiEery
,,ii. =, H'ei he and Fisk first came into hes.
!" lhslf business operations.
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s;sokxS. STATIONERY. &c.
RTATTHEWS'S VIRGINIA FORM

MATTHEWss NiRGlSIA F IiSI s.,
Forms of Pie1ding< In Civil! and Criminal Cases,
aud OF Deeds, Wills, 81. and Proceedings In Bank
ruptcy. By William Il. Matthews, author OF liulGe
TO Executors aud Administrators. Price Is by
mail pos: paid.
From Richmond Dispatch -" This book Ia de-
signed to furnish working material of directly
practical character in shape sufficiently elaborate
10 embrace within It's lia.its examples 10 guide III
large variety al likely dali. 10 arise. and at the
same time In such compass not To depart from
the cone!Dp plated character Of i rade-mecam.
Ia l3-I,Sw
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B JANUARY, 1879.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

T. X. PRICE 4 CO., In spite Of the recent adj
vance In cotton goods, will continue to sell BROWN
and BIEACHED COTTONS. SHEETINGS, aud
similar goods at prices ruling during the fall
and early winter thus affordin2 an opportunity to
ho,sekeepers aud others to supply themselves. Re-
Gently received
Sd, "a, and lO4 Cotton ShectiDgs, Bleached and
Brown Cottons, Linen Sheetings and Irish Linens.
Towels, Huckahacks, Sd and 1c-i Table Da!nasks,
Table Napkins, TrayCloths, DoyIies, Corscts, Bus
ties Kid Gloves, Gauncts, Hosiery, Linen and Lace
Collars and Sets, Henlstltclied aud Embroidered
Handkerchief, Neckties, &C.; Dark and Light
Prints, &C. ia lcJ L. X. PhiCE q W.
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4 slIas.RllelAL NOTICES.
!. ErBARGAlIINs n DRY GOODS!

]; Er BARGAINS ~ DRY GOODS!
SELLING OFF AT COST!
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS.
WHITE GOODS,
CASSIMERES,
FLAENEEs,
SHEETINGS.
BLACK and BROWN CoTToSs,
DOMESTIC PLAIDS,
UNDER-saIRTS, &C.,
SHAWLS,
SKIRTS,
QUILTS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs
RIBBONS, &C.. &c.
Don't miss the bargains at
WILLIAM THALH1MER & SONS.
No. 1918 Main street, opposite post-ofiice. .
iuaf aud COL Broad street. corner Sixth.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
NOTICE.-I have recently adopted ElEA
~ I'm my practice the SNnD
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS,
and ain prepared TO
ADMINISTER II AT ALL TIMfS
with certain results than obtained by the
ordinary article.
THE LIQUID GAS
Is the perfection vi anrsthics for the
EXTR NOTION OF TEETH WITHOUT PAIN
and for
ALL MINOR SURGICAL OPERATIONS.
From 100 to 200 gullons Slways on hand.
10 ls-eod JUD. b. WOOD, d. ID. b.
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H JANUARY, 1873.

H" JANUARY, 1873.
NEW BLACK GOODS FOR MOURNING.
T. II. PRICE & co. have opened recently
BLACK DOUBLE MOHAIRS, OTTOMAES,
ALPACAS, GRAPE CLOTHS, TAMESE,
DE LANES. IMPERATRICE, CRETONS,
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, GLOVES,
GRAPE COLLARS, &C.,&C.
Many handsome fall and winter DRESS GOODS
will be closed out during this and the ensuing month
at very reduced figures. A call Is collected.
ia1s T.R.PRICE & co.
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pOYALFIREl INSURANCE COMPANY
CErrrAt...'...... $40. 900, 900.
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia. S5e.Ogo.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
LDSINDk.
ItcuGsttrti with Treasurer OF Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible for the obi
cations Of The above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English CON-
panies, Solicit the patronage of the public upon
ic!r uuGucst!onai,lc security, prompt aud liberal
settlement of all claims. and heavy Income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & Co. Agents,
No. HOS Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF hEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER S50,000,00O.
Cash dividends declared in january Of each year.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, alld
quarterly.
JOHN I'll. CLAIBORNE Agent.
s..pl No. I1US Main street.
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uOUSE-FURNISHI .GOODS.-Fsa-
Ii ther and Hair busters, Wall and Floor Sweeps,
Shoe and Hcrubr:ng brushes, " hiiewash and Mil
Brushes, Tase, Cans, buckets, BfeoHs. DC.
4. ~, !. ~, ". q. DASpEiusE q Co,.
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4 Xrsr or LErrERs.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE RICHMOND PosT-OFF1CE JANU-
AIRY q, 1879.
Persons calling for letters In this list Will please
say 6 dvcrtiacd~ If not called for in four weeks
they will be sent TO the Dcad-Letter Office, In WASH
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1870 -WEBEG LEAVETO INFORM
10 f.Cs our patrons and the public generally
tim, we commence the new year with u full stock OF
lines. 4 heavy supply OF oFEAL ut min rates. -
RssSsetCllly, -, MOORE& G0ODS0ha,
lei 3of SsYeath street,
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THE LARGEST BLANk-BOOk AND
4 pAPER-BOX MANUFACIORY SOUTH OF
PHll.ADEi.rIiIA.-rhe undersig ned have this day
formed 4 co-partDcrsh!p under the nr,n-nalne aud
style OF S!MDNS & kElNlNGHAM tor the manu-
ficture of BIASK-EOOKS auu PAPER BOXES
The business will be carried on ut No. south
Twelfth street, corner Main.
WILLIAM Z. SIMOSS,
" II. (Peterl kEINIEGHAM
RICHMOND, VA, january /. 1873. ja ll-sm
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GIFT CONCERTS.

GlFH eOSCEHlS.
e1OO OOO THE DIRECTORS OF
vUE ~ L'EAE COMPANY NY, l.. ., -,
GRASD GITfF toSCERT
AMI nrr ~ n H aid Of this srAs1Dr RESORT
the undersigned take pleasure In announcing that
inc T SHHSSa S ,ff RSs M so s7 Q"
opERA-HousE y Z! NORFOLK. VA.
when the following agnd 6en gifts amounting 10
will be distributed by lot to the holders Of tickets
Gift in Greenbacks of....................S 5000
Gifts In Grccnlacks Of $1,000 cach........ 5000
20 Gifts In Greenhacks of 1910 each..... 1b,Oo0
seat" 30 by 100 feet ut Fuc dc Eau,
on yaufa at sGG Cottage Lots 10000
IS by 1870 feet, at Vue dc rEau, valued .,
100 Gifts I'm GrcrnLacks Of 800 each. 10, 900
4Ol Gifts, valued 100000
10000 TlCKETs, ONLY IS EACH.
The distribution of GIFTS will take place imms-
datcIy after the concert, tie vast stage OF the
Oper3-IIouse and In fill view Of the audience. under
the immediate supervision Of The President and d.
rcctors of the E,le dc fEau Company and the fol-
lowing distinguished gentlemen, who have kindly
properly distributed as advertised:
Hon. JOHN II. LUDLOW, Mayor of Norfolk.
Hon. A. =. WATTS, Mayor Of Portsmouth.
Hon. j. B. WHITEHEAD, ex-Mayor of Norfolk.
Colonel WALTER b. TAYLOR, Of Norfolk.
JAMES G. HOLLADAY, Esq. Of Portsmouth,
Should the tickets be not nil sold when the Concert
comes off the presents will I've distributed In proper
ton to the number sold.
Currency-Gifts will be paid in CASH at our bank,
lng-hose In the city Of Norfolk, on presentation OF
the tickets entitled thereto, without discount For
further particulars and for tickets. apply to the I'M
dersigned. who alone authorized to appoint
agents for the sale Of tickets.
The undersigned, Directors of the Vuc dc lFau
Company, pledge themselves to the public that the
above Grand Gift Concert shall take place on
THURSDAY, February 10th, 1879 rs announced In
above card the basis Of the original advertise
mcnt rs TO the distribution Of gifts.
WM. LAMB. X. j. Nicely, NJ. PARKS.
V. ID. GRoNER, WIN. II. WHITE, w. REED,
+. q. CHIC, GEO. w. GRICE, \. BURRUSs,
..". +. G. LINDSEY.
Ali orders for the purchase of tickets will meet
with prompt attention.
BURRUSS, SON s. Co,
Banking aud Financial Agents,
Eue de Fan Company. Norfolk, Va.
Agents for The sale of tickets In this city JOHE
&. PAGE. DR., Main street, and at Fords Hotel.
u 18-Sa6 IutFcll, tdtFcb20
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SPECIAL Al, r!O,rfCx.


s far Observation-Disclosures
traets from letter received from RSys,T q. w
Smith l-CxioNgIbLE,s c., April Isl, fsss.-.Gsra-
aet''sn: Please forward tmmcdinteiy ono Gczea Ros
saa,is To my address. order this scr au old scrs
tle,nan near eighty years OF age who has e<cn IN
dnccd TO use II npcn my recommendation. for DrE-
rErsIA and LIVER COMPLAINT. ~
lady OF my acquaintance, between forty snd Asty
years OF age, had been suffering with uterine s6eo-
ton for three or fonr years. Two Nonths ago sks
used three or four bot.les OF RosApArIs, snd WAS;
more improved by It than by any remedy shs had
ever before used. IN 1s-ecd1v
Nj UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. -
Within the past year 100000 boxes OF Da. TUFTS
VEG ETABLE LIVER FILLS have beensoid, and
not n $! gle instance is known whore they favs
failed to give satisfaction. II You would enjoy ufe.
have fine appetite, aud robust health, uss these
pills.
AUGUSTA, November. Isse.--Dr. ". H Tut lt
affords me much pleasure to testify TO tho great
value Of your Liver Pills. They are all they are
represented to be- In opinion there are no pills
well adapted In the southern climate Is they are.
Yours truly. JOSEPH BRUMaEI. late Of Richmond.
Va. 49,
DIR. TUFTS HAIR-DyE is Endorsed by the best
chemists. ia 2s-eodiw&w
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WANTED, FIFTY COLORED MINERS
w for the New Lisbon Coal Mines. In Ohio.
High wages paid. This lot Is to work with the hands
that sent out about the 4th Of January. For full
particulars apply at onceto
j. P.JUsTIS. Labor Agent.
ia ls No. 9 Fifteenth street,
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MO. 4t.-FOR RENT, HOUSE with aes
~ three rooms and passage: and kitchen with III:
two rooms; with garden attached, situated In the
village of IIafyie.
NO 43.-FOR RENT. HOUSE with five rooms !;
kitchen with threc rooms ana garden attached.
! moderate. ia 25-3t