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BOWERS & SON VS.. sTUKENBURG

BOWERS & SON VS.. STUHENBURG
l. AND ALS.-IN THE CHAycEnT COURT OF
TILE CITY OF RICHMOND:
Az decree entered In this cause on the lSth day
OF June 1874. one OF the commissioners or this
oout Is directed TO Inquire and report
lst Whether the deed from JOSEPH Srufenonrg
and vile 10 Joseph Allard, Jr, dated the l3 b day
OF November, 1878, vas made to delay. hindeS, or
defraud creditors Of the sa!o stukenourg ana whe-
Their the real estate mentioned and conveyed sy
aid deed Is from aay cause liable for the payment
Of the plaintiff Judgment
3D. An account OF all estate, real and personal,
OF the said stuke nburg which Is liable fo< the pay
ment OF the said plaintiff judgment.
Sd. An account Of all lieas upon eAia Stuken'
nuYgs estate and their prior.tes, II shy, and any
other matters specially stated deemed pertinent BY
aid commiAiOuer, or 'Shich may 80 required o!
any party TO be 80 stated.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a. REDUCTION =! REDUCTIONI!

HANDSOME FAN CHAINS reduced to 25c., some
Of which were sold at 75c.;
COLLAR aud CUFF-BUTTONS cheaper than
ever;
JET JEwELRY OF all kinds;
POSIADES at cost;
JET, PEARL, NICKEL-PLATED, and sTEEL
SLIDES, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
Try the new BATH SOAP, and you won't be om-
PEELED to dive after it when you battle jyI
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M MALTHOPTONIQUE.
OFFICIAL.

MAYORS OFFlCE,l
RICHMOND, July 3, 1874.
T1HE PUBLIC OFFICES OF THE CITY
Il will be CLOSED TOMORROW July 4th.
4-lt A. NJ KELLEY. Mayor.
NOTICE.-HOLDER OF PAST-DUE
~ BONDS OF the CITY OF RICHMOND are
hereby informed that they will be redeemed ON
presentation at the Office Of the city Auditor on
and after the 9th day of July, 1874.
A. n. KELLEY, President OF
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund'
j. 3. ROYsrER, Secretary. o H.,
RICHMOND June 20, 1874. je So-ala
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lbN saepajao'..

7 OOk. READ! PONDER.
Having determined 10 consolidate our houses, We
are Offering from this day until the ilr,t day oil Au-
gust, two
VERY LARGE AND SELECTED Sloi Is OF
DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS.
contained in the houses Nos 40 ana Az bro4f
stree,
At AND BELOW COST
As all these goods viii have 10 be sold before Az
gust LIST from which date the new firm VIII l1
known under The name and style Of
SYCEI. BisDTllER",
we invite all In want of cheap and 3r;isonabir goods
10 give us call as we are satisfied that with the ln-
mrnsc stocks on hand We can suit everybody ia
quality and price. Call soon and iookat The bargains
to bc had ut ,
ISAAC SYCEL'~, i29 Broad street.
The baiaurc Of our stock Of LA"\H VII DE- sold
at o.. per yard. The store no" occupied ny Jnilu8
Sweet l. for rent. y ="
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VI BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
In all qualities,
In all qualities,
in nj! qualities.
1T great bargains,
II great bargains,
1t great bargains,
nj LEVY BROTHERS,
nj LEVY BROTHERS,,
ut LEVY BROTHERS..
jy4
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The health of Rev. DR.. William +. Hatcher,
pastor of the First Baptist church of this
city, has not been improved to any percepti-
bic extent as yet by his sojourn at the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs. On last Sum
day the doctor attended divine service at
the Springs, but was so much overcome By
weakness that he was almost compelled TO
leave the pupit.--Petersburg appeal.
Rev. H. NJ. Wharton, formerly young
LAWYER of Amherst Courthouse, who prac-
ticed occasionally at this court, has joined
the ministry, and preached at Annie rst last
week. 1t is said that he has receiy' I'd a call
to the Baptist church ut Eutaula, Al a.-Bed.
ford Sentinel.
r By the way, it is rather odd-fut I have
not seen in any English paper word Of
comment on the marriage of Mr.. Sartoris
with daughter Of the President OF the
United States.-M d. C.-London letter az
Gncianai Commercial.
Last week II. Clay Ford, manager o
Ford's opera house was married in Batl
more, at the residt nee Of his brother, Mr.
John 7. Ford, TO Miss Blanche Chapman
the eldest of the Chapman Sisters. The pal
will make an extended bridal trip IN Europe
Cincinnati Commercial, lst.
| Wheat in Craig is represented to DO ST lie
| did. Corn, fair prospect; oats, notb..,ug
brag of.-F{aGas!ls Herasa'
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TUNE %, 1874.
Rcady-madc LINEN SUITS,
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN P0LONAlSES.
Tucked and embroidered CAMBKIC SKIRTS, &C.,
lust onencd for travellers springs ami waieiing-
'''' T.R. PRICE { co.
have received within day or two many ne" sot ID
Tor the summer.
LINEN TRAVELLING SUITS,
LAWN TRAVELLING SUITS, ,,...
Embroidered LINEN GRESADtSE SUITS, ho't'Ii'9'
Embroidered LINEN POLOSAISEs, ,
ChUrpIC SkIKTs tucked, plain. and embroidered;
SHETLAND WOOL >IAwLs, 81 10 50;
NEW SHADES POrLISs, Tor suits;
TRIMMING SILKS. every color;
BLACK SATIN for trimming; -
PhRAsOLs and SUS-SliADES, tORsETT5'
COTTON and THREAD HOSE. SILK TIES,
RUFFLISGs, SASHgS. BLACK SPANISH SCAEfs'
SIpE-BAND ORGASDIEs, bcautltuli
SIDE. BAND LAWS.
SiDE-BASD CALlCuEs, ,,., ,.or
200 picrcs new PRINTS. y ana i2+L. " :.
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CoNM1ssIornR's oFrIcr,]

CoNMIssIornR's OFrIcE,l
RICHMOND July 8, 1874.
The parties interested are hereby noiifed thas
have A1ed on TUESDAY the 4th day Of August,
1874 Ut 10 O'Clock A. 81, as the tune. snd my
ONCE ON Eleventh between Main aud Bank streets,
in the city Of Richmond, H the place, 10 execute
IN. foregoing decree. THOMAS j. EVANS,
~ All 70 COMMISSIONS.
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EOR SUMMER.-Just opened by

EOR SUMMEK.-Just opened by
T.R.P PRICE & CO.,
LAMAPOISTS and SAcQUES,
SLEEVELESS JACKETS,
KID GLOVES.
GAUZE SHIRTS.
READY-MaDE SHIRTS,
NEW SUMNER CAsSiaERES;
LINEN DRILLS. for gents dnd ooyI .uy
CENTS and LADIES THREAD ana @ihA
Isle THREAD SHIRTS, &c" &c.
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BAaK aT8yGmgxTs'

- EPGRT OF THE CONDIT1or' ::
lkTHE PLANTERS NATIONAL r. ~ OF
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF vifpsskh At
AT The CLOSE OF BUSINESS UsF % ~
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hFLQATING SOAP FOR THE BATF,
manufactured by Colgate & Co. Price, 50c. for
u box of three cakes, or 20c for single cake
COLGATE'S LAVENDER WATER reduced TO
roc per bottle:
COLGATE'S VIOLET WATER reduced to S5c
per bottle;
COLGATE'S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
SOC. per bottle;
COLGATk'S TOILET aud LAUNDRY SOAP
very cheap ct
LEVY BROTHERS..
A large assortment or FANS and FAN CHAINS.
jy i
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The late rains seem to be general, and
everybody is delighted with them.
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NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

NEW GOODS FOR THE sEAsON.
uUDGINs, GORDON & CO.
June 22d) arc opening
CHOICE DRESS GoopS-very cheap;
goRpERED LAwSs-new aud cheap
LINEN FABRICS Of all kinds for ladies dTfaSI''o'
Beautiful PEgCALES at Is;
More FASH RIBBONS at 75c-;
SPANISH LAcEs, for scaris and sarqaes
c,>r, rnrv,s and LADIES' USDERws.IsT
THREAD and BALBEiGGAS HOSIERY e1 u ai''''-
men;
FANS 10 variety. - -
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AOIECSL-SttsSt.
5: n; RosENBAUM
S :: Il. M i; lfLss6tSspEEf' Directors

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Rf,yI.
VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BGsI,E>S
26TH OF JUNE, 1874:
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["A Member of the City Committee Twill
see that Mr.. RICHARDSON is in thorough ac-
cord with what is called "the minority" OF
the committee, though we wouldn't be sur.
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OLIVER rwIn.

II saw no reason. when wrote this book. vhvY
the dregs OF life $50 long As their speech did not
offend The ear) should not serve the purpose Of ~
moral as we'll its roth and cFesm.n-Dickens'S
Preface to Oliver Twist
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A STEfNWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR CASH.
II Rosewood Piano, round corners carved
legs, oyerstrung bass; every improvements only SIPS.
j. BIDDLE IS Waverley place, near Broadway.
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MINK DISTINCT CHAKACTEKS
AND
PERFORM
SOLOS
UPON
TWENTY-ONE
TWENTY-ONE
TWENTYONE
DIFFERENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
DIFFERENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
DIFFERENT
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
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VNALLACK's.--AI APPLICATIONS FOR THE SYM
w mer season at this theatre commencing Monday.
Una i.snould be addressed to ". h. Fl0vRs
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OLIVER TWIST.-Seldom. II ever. has solver Twissss
been put into such competent hands, and the stage
appointments all that modern science AID
art can contriye and execute. The master mind
who conceived the novel would be more thAn
content with the drama and thorough Q
PRECIPITATION at such time rebounds 10 the honor
Of Mr.. Dalv and his company. During 8
season OF unprecedented financial depressou.
he has puckily worked on he has Kept faish
well with tho public and his closing producton
has showed hun true man TO the end. the pro-
duction of "OllverTwist" IL 4 glorious conc uSioa
to an honorable season OF courageous effort ana
successive achievement n-Evenng Post
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OLIVER TWIST"Much interest felt In the appear-
ance Of Bou Heron as Oliver. The little artistic
acted the part with quiet unconsciousness of the
audience; and We know OF no child who could 30
win the hearts of the audience she did last night
Her touching melancholy and mislortunes served
by way OF contrast to show to better vantage tho
gay humor mr. Lewis Artful Dodger who, 10.
the early pert Of the play, shed bmselt about the
stage like rays OF sunshine. Mr.. Louis James Bill
Skies personation OF merit, and Mr.. fisher
quite realized the idea OF Fagiu n-Sun.
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EVERY SCENE NEW EVERY TABLEAU NEWT
And cast and completeness never eQualed III
Fancy DAvENPOR.

: .-sSATURDAY NEXT. at / 80 FAREWELL MATINRu
OF THE SEASON. LAST AATINEE OF .OLIvR8
TWIST.n Box sheet now open.
.sMr DAILY begs 10 announce that the PRESENT SRAr
SON WILL CLOSE with the performance Of Wednesday,
June g.
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ETH AVENUE THEATRE - ->----~--~
~ Twenty eighth street corner OF Broadway.
- u R12rs 9RenstI$ Begin.ata Over atii
~. Aoooeii" DALI ...-......Propretor And Vaunrae
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OLIVER rWIST.-'Miss Davenport had already given q
revelation Of unsnspected power by her inipersona-
ton OF Ruth Tredgett but her warmest adj
mrers were unpreparcd for such de vclopment Of
genius As that WHICH she presented In Nancy
Skies. The part OF Nancy is repuisive, but 1t Il.
grand. and Miss Davenport merged the repulstyo
Ia the grand she was type not an example, she
she was woman, loving tender true fallen she
might be- sunk low IN the mire and sotled with sin.
but fallen she was, the giorionS honorabie
womanhood shone out through it all, and her
bursts womahly nature shone the brighter 90
they aashed out amid the coarse, black, crime
Characterization as that she embodied has not been.
put on the stage this season, and it was specially
eommendabe In forgettuiness OF self and in that
sublime perfection OF art where art becomes
nature. n-svening Mail.
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T. - OA1"S1o
l0REAr ROMAN HIPPoDBoMRl
srrrrS Fourth y $:s.:s ., "s s
z and s7th sta "
;. MONDAY EVENING. Maya, ::
First Appearance IN America
Queen sat q .h S!f G1f,s Wire
Daring vsaosis I'D Act in NM
This graceful young. artist has
rrrTrrz before the ssarts and capital. rrrrrr
and Is now secured by Mr. 7
Barnum At an expense
iessioIL +
No sbatement in the brilliant
but Addl tSsas% ATTRACTIONS
Afternoon and Evening
THE 4 TA ls1ssfHls s'ai s.'oxs.
which has been received
BBBBBB viii BE- continued until further BBBBBB
notice
sssBss. Grand ccn.rs.. Of Nation. ssBBsssn
ssBBBBS ni's'n naaa cSidr %sn women sssBssb
and Trained Animals, &c.
while impossible to compre-
bend the extent and
pageant scene
.ze. some idea Of
"A "Asa sarroun dnH gorgeous "A
A may be realized whcnitb A
nifty thousand dollars
Il have been expended in A
to the American public.
RoMAN cHARioT aAcRs
AnAzs sSk .ss'i p'SRl1ynns,
repeated afternoon and evening.
THE DA EIsq h ATnRLE AND i 4
sRRR by accomplished 4c Young Eng ssRRR
Z 3 .x lishi french Is and / B
4 4 ArrEss 1HSA AND DA hDvEEsiso 4 (
TEE RA MsES g as s5AsRlso
Ayr skseSs AND zsB EYER E2ssIso
TIE Fos 3IET FGks, o aAGHs'
N hAcEs ao SsKElch R n1Ghs AND N
Nh az EACH pfI'f GxSnp II I5 at
\ M AND I'll TSzFS aSvr ASTSs AND \ M
4 Eas S5sat E sss9'n a1 HsTfSis
U vi rhc Grand Menagerie of U U
Y VI Five Hundred
y 2 Rare Beasts e O ops s every Day Y
. . coNdRESs sa OF Nations !
UU moves at 2 80 and 8 r. M
Seats secured
three days in ADVANCE; also
Milet CO.'S ~ Broadway.
Grand Orchestra 81 so.
NM NM NM family nly,s oireis; Ss. NM Mn
NM Private Boxes (seatng four) So. NM
No 2A h1RMlSH Is Is IH dih aNHER
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OLIVER TwIST.-"Mr. Louis James Bill Sykes was
another surprise to many OF the audience, and was
worthy companion to Miss Davenports Nancy.
In her the woman nature undo raid and per-
vadcd ALL in his, the brute reigned supreme. Cum
ming blunt, dstrustiu!, cruel hateful to all. he
presented type of the lowest depth OF animal
humanity, and yet he was more to be pitied than
blamed In dealing with such y character RIA ion
we lind ourselves looking through the actor Mt the
part and we forget his presence In the contempls-
praise but 1t Is deserved and the like may be said
al niiou Herors Oliver Twist n--Graphic.
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os,,,s
| ID LAST WEEK OF THE Season. . D'
| REAPPEAsAScE FOR
AGNES BOOTH tHra ]. H.
LAST NIGHTS OF
NJ JOHN 100o-IouoH
| ML J. B; BOOTH,
WILL RESIGN AL FURTHER INTEREST In
MONDAY EVENING Nav =, 49,. and
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, AND
VIII be- presented Historic and Pic
KING JOHN.
with the following y pS g. nrIox
AGNES BOOTH ''1 '-o' o
,oy. x,cr,,ouou CONSTANCE.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH :.
rAuLooxBRiDag.
J.B. BOOTH
Assisted BY .v.ry member !. ,a KING JOHN.
DRAMATIC COMPANY
once Of rhsatre or branch Ticket office, At the music
~. = : o.sn.s - = 1-D1H--A
TEhhAsSC,Es g GAkDES. q.
SUNDAY EVENING, May q.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT. ct O'Clock.
adm sson 56 .;crv.d s.ssa NseENDohFF
- - -. - : z -.
IL PIANOEORTEs ORGANS &C
49, -. 1S. ONOAHs. csS.
when & &c s e m ss' New anSs
A RON PIANoFoRrEs TO hENT-To RESPONSIBLE
"A parties and rent allowed II purchased. ARION
----- oo@- .. :. W --.. ro1-.ee..-1 % ses
asyy oFHD I E ss
500, but be Sold family Is Wing city
~. 80 soe""e A-e1o1 ."Ae -.001.
.Iays w. s, $50 S SE nam roR :so An 500
$40; second hand seven octave 500; MelodeSns and
'AA'' HORACE WATERS soN. 81 Broadway
4 SEVEN OCTAVE CARVED PLANO at. pAYA.
a bic SO monthly: up!ight and square Pianos for
rooms, Us Broadway corner Tenth street. ware
for $500 nearly new owner leaving the ety. rose.
month rent GORDON son,
: East Fourteenth street, near E..n avenue.
A RAVEN PIANo-LIrrLE USED, AT A BARGAIN;
ia and sp seW West eM see co.
organs, elOo upwalo.
NEW PATENT UrRla hit. rILA a sY nALLET
Pianos to rent and sell very low. BER sas CO.;
19 Broadway.
snT asaA rIAsoy , sAaaA1s FOR CASH
legs oyerstrHng bass Svsry pre- only S!2o
.. DlDDL1. 70 Mayerley pace. near 1roadway.
A DECKER : BROS. rIANogoRTE FOR sALEzAr
improyements fu agraife, overstrunS &C. cost Ss1s.
for $40; has box for shipping Also Household Furni
sss ''i SIT s os this day or Monday private
4 MODERN DECKER ROSEWOOD PIANO SEVEN
"A octave but little used, for SALE at rs East Fourth
street Can be seen a. any time.
A Ranc. panena bess su ia.
sale low FRANK GLAaKs Desk No Is
A 3 SIZE ncsdna stool uoye ana
Engagements; celebrated maker round corners
carved case splendid tone. % Third St. near Bowery
A r IL atd EMILY ;ah WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR
i d Hc,ave Eicn r3sewooa [ianoSrte at private
s01ni corners s slso
n s a ,a, % avc on the doMr Gan AZ
Ir % SECOND PLACE RRooxLv. NE4p c17r
Ss,s5
ana
A BARGAINS; IN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
e and
Call and exanlins- K. GABLES.
HO1 ives. Iwen.y-.n,ro stree. corner sixth avenue.
X
- lene, :. 0HHo-- ., ~ 1a.. u1.sen.a street
A LADY WILL SELL AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
"A octave PanofOrte four round corners carved case
and legs oycrstruny bass made by Liphte Bradbury
Detween SECOND ana miro avenues
Pianotnrte and Stool IN 0aod order nd fniSy =
ranted bargain for cash on iments or IN rent
GoLDsMlTa-s. % Bleec1er street, near Bowery:
A THE .MANNING ORGANn THE VERY REST
vcrv low for cash nr ~ rsn improvements
80 ~ - RE R(} Is'J 40 "a st Ennrteenth .tr..t
= = 80 800 o o,.
nEAUTIFITI ~ OCTAVE ROSEWOOD OvERsTpuNu
ID Piano tor sale at sacrhce antv toned yerv
ano Can DO seen at 26
- 80 $500 $500
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| ON HAND |

ON HAND I
will be produced with
. NEW SCENERY,
NEW MECHANICAL. STEAM, GASLIGHT AND CAL.
CUM EFFECTS,
NEW PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS
and
POWERFUL CAST OF CHARACTERS
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whose Mrs Corney il light part for an artist Of her
his own head and so permea,ed with abiding
faith in the rascay of bows in general Is admira-
bly, represented by Mr. John MOore and the kindly
Mr. Brown low finds a benignant delineator in Mr..
Whiting. The amusing court room scene, in which
Mr.. Brownows Feasibility Is so soreiy tried,
gives good opportunity to Mr.. De We're, who takes
the part OF the domineering magistrate. Times
OLIVER TWIST-sThe entire truhfulness and natural
ness of the performance are worthy Of all praise
Indeed they almost above praise Miss Duven-
ports Nancy takes rank with Charlotte Cushmana
Meg Merrilies, and Mr.. James Bill r. hardly in
rior to H. The cool, quiet resolute ruth anism the
fellow true ana natural that its extreme merit
ON the part the actor is apt TO be overlooked Tho
actor is completely lost in The character, which.
take is just the hardest and the rarest Of theatri
cal developments The terrible realty of the clos
ing scene between Nancy and Bill is almost 100
tragic for thee nerves OF an audience yet
the way 1t done fully appre-
ciated. Miss Fanny Davenport has. in this.
taken q new departure. With the excep-
ton Of her Ruth Tredgett we had been accustomed
to consider her only as personator Of dashing l.
dies roliicking SCHOOLGIRLS and bewitching wsd.
ows Last night she proved that the public knew
only one side of her character. rho impression
she has produced in oliver Twist Is one OF
mingled surprise and admiration We have enter
tanned a great melodramatic actress awarcs.
Here Is q woman uii Of IRE power and magnetic
influence who has been daliying her artist lin
away with fne clothes and simpering smiles. Bua
now she reveals he lself as true Davenport The
great scene in which Nancy struggles with Biz
Sykes In behalf OF little Oliver was the rccOgnfH ON
by the public of the fact that . charming actreaD
had suddenly become great one. "-Herald,
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NEW PATENT UPRIGHT PIANO. BY HALLET
"A. Davis; principle tone like grand piano new
Pianos to rent and sell very low. BERRY CO..
789 Broadway
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4 ITERARY NOTCH
La To prevent mistakes the undersigned beg leave to
notify their patronshnd the pubic in general that they
WILL according TO agreement with the cnterprising
Director q the aormania Theatre continue to publish
the play bill oft Germania heatrc, known as 'Das
Programme, Tor the next season, comprising the term
from the 10Th " September 1874, until the 18th Of May,
l76 They reer to the last TO the vnsue OF ad
vertising IN yad Programme and look confidently for.
ward TO tho future patronage of their friends
@. MEINECKE.
+. LOEWENHERZ
INV ToRK, May n, 1874
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-29
A Careful Girl.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer,


A blooming country damsel, dressed in
the height of fashion, came tripping aiong
in company with her beau, and, while
crossing a street, turned suddenly around
to look at passing object, just as the tip
of her dainty shoe rested on the curb
stone of the gutter. AS she threw the
weight of her body on the insufficient foot.
hold. her toe slipped, and plump into the
dirt went her little foot, and splash over
her stockings and garments went the
mud. Her gallant speedily helped her on
to the sidewalk, where she presented Q
pitiabIe appearance. and then endeayored
to free her from her sudden acquisition OF
soil with his handkerchief.
TITS no use, Charley sobbed the ru
raj beauty ut won't come clean
and and--my st-sto-stockings are ru
ined
Never mind the stockings" consoing
" responded her swain: II can buy you
new pair. =,
Buy me new pair; where would
put them on ~ said she.
why, we can 90 to hotel for tina
matter, replied Charley.
Never almost screamed the frighten
ed girl: I'D sooner jump into the rive
than go to hotel with a man that
not married to. "
Charley seemed conscience stricken a
the enormity or his proposition flashed up
on his mind, and when last we saw tn
pair-they were in quest Of a clean pal
of hose and proper place to put then
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