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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-22

"PAPA, 1 want a new Bunker Hill, :"
said West-side girl yesterday morning.
ga new Bunker Hill! What under the
sun is that?" "Why, that's the name
of the latest fall style of bonnet" SIT
is, eh? Why do they call it that ~
'Oh, 1 don't know, papa" "Well,
what does it cOst?' ''Only $50" ''Oh,
1 see now why they cali it Bunker
HILL" "Why, papa?" ;'Because it's
so high. "'Oh, you horrid, dear papa.
There"
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"PuBl.lC CREDIT AND lMMlGRATIos."-W e
publish III tuJ,tier column an article under
the above captioa from the Richmond DIS
patch Of the 2ith ultlmo. We thank the
Dispatch for its kindly reference TO the
= SonttStde Fi%ginian a a warm advocate Of
maintaining the public honor, and Of invi.
ting the inflow Of capital aud population
into the State" 1t mistakes, however.
when 1t a'ludes to "ils editor" as zone
Of The English settlers" We sun.
pose 1t had reference to the former
editor-the gallant English champion OF
public credit and immigration in Virginia.
MIR. }. A. II. S.. Andrew. The present edi.
tor of the Sou.hside Vtrginian, whose name
appears 10 the proper place, although born in
Virginia. ba, lived since the first three years
of bis existence in Ohio; has been educated
ut northern institutions, and formed his
habits OF life in northern society. This
being the situation, il makes the application
of the Dtspatch's article still more signit.
can't. Il is perfectly natural for
an English settler to feel at home in Virgins.
They Rave Teen making this their home for
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The Raleigh NerS fre's over the & 'nge
question, and cal, tue change OF gauge be-
tween Greensboro aaG Charlotte. Oh the a.
hnta Airline, IA" foul y proceeding. Far
is foul and foul is far TO heated partisanS,
but rs long Is violence is restrained b. law
the people OF North Caro!ica may be con-
graduated.
The NetcS but poorly parties the dcrision
of what it was pleased 10 call the railroad
System" Of North Carolna. ehlre had
some talk in Virginia abou. "system,' too
when there was none.
When the Ne,rs shall lrve shown by calm
and fair reason that it were better for North
Carolina to break with all southern ard
western railroads upon her southern and
restera borders than to have uniform g3uscs
with them to the Gulf and to the Mississippi
there will be ground for its mad crusade
against the Atlanta AIRLINE; but not until
then.
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.wo hundre,: wears. but not 50 with north'
orn men and the difference IS apparent 10
.hc most careless observer. And espec,ail!
i This the case since the war. Luz
reason Il obvious and natural. Inc
d., northern men who penetrated Inc
son,h after the war came in the shape
or nolitical yultures. Generally they were
tho skim o. northern society; desliI''e
Of principle; and ready to cnaorsG an.
theory for set.agsrandlZemeh'' -,
we do no. wonder that the genuine i'o''nI ;,,.
settlers of few years ago did noi meet WIZ
the generous welcome ana coro'a' recipe
;nat is now bestowed upon thedi ps e'n',
sensible and wde.awakc Flrsinlan. bu'
the DAYS Of c.rpet.bagccrs are nulnoeteu.
The patriotic spirit Of 'T6 aga'n ioou1, up
within our borders. The centcnh'a! ann'-
ycrsarv or our independence as ha'lon
dawn> unon ne and casts across our cou'' :,
nrnt the welcome CLEAN OF a nc" era vi
peace ard prosperity. H.,
The spirit Of the northern settlers III me
Chase City colony in particular Is liberal anu
bnuora IT,. They want peace ana nariiioh;'
rnry cooperate with their Virginia ne'oh'
borS in every public enterprise. Inc ol''e .l:
NESS Of the past is en@ul.ed IN thc u1siie Vi
bnth parties 10 forget 1t. we cln sa.eiy say
that in no section Of the country Is 'hele
that entire harmony between the Two e'e~
ment,--"lhe blue and the gray that eX-
is, il Sou!hSlje Virginia; and it is because
they know each other. They have had so,
ci,l and business intercourse aud mingled
together in The daily walks OF lite.
AndnoG il Virginia will be true 10 her-
self sad her glorious record of the past, true
written upon tier roll OF honor, and true 10
her present ard future interests, she VIII
sa,i,r nov and forever the question oil her
stare deb! By meeting honorably her every
,biga'ion. Lit this be done, and then we
can, With some degree Of enthusiasm, invite
Oh: friends IL The North aud Nest, to come
and take up the waste places OF TINS good oIu
Commonwealth and by their industry aho
kill cause them to blossom as the rose. ana
make for themselves comfortable and happy
LomtS.- tSouthSlde Ttrgimdn.
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Assistant Bishop Dudley, of Kentucky,
ms 40 essentially English face, and is said by
a Cincinnati scribe Ia "pronU,nce after the
English fashion," Philadelphia Press.
That Is to say, the Virginia fashion.
We find tic following in the Pittsburgh
UiSpaich:
H.. Dudley. Or. Cummins's successor as
Assistant Bishop Of Kentucky, mad" his first
p.>tor1l visit 10 Covin9ton on Sunday, aud
tn. local reporters are delighted Will MN.
d" His tacc.' one OF TEEN says, beams upon
YOU /. "a The clancCl distinctly Is an Eng
Ii>u one. in lis tut, rounded outlines. He
appears younger, 100, than when you meet
pnI ! ,,.s. 10 fa,e n he aisle. But what the
ace !csj> IA }Du.!i, upon nearer vic" 1t
GAINS j ~l.,ii,tG and nobility OF expression"
Il j. nct:c ii ma h" speaks without noteS,as
) bishop -hrtI'i, but the reporters do not
nnpH whether IL commend or condemn his
p;ununci ltion Of ''neithcr."
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DRY G0DDs.
{ COURTNEY & Pow ELL.

COURTNEY & POWELL,
- $40 BROAD STREET
STRIPED SILKS mt Soc worth 75c,:
STRIPED SILKS at Use. worth 81 20:
BLACK IRON GRENADINES from zoe. 10 fl 80.
Hack SATIS-STRIPFD GEESADIsEs If 41c:
WHITE LACE STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS al
25c.. 30c.. 40:. AMI zoe: "
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN Lawns,
W0RsrED cOATfNGs for gentlemen.
FRENCH and NGLISIE i,AssIaEREs.
: GESTLEMES's MERISo UNDERWEAR, medium
weight;
GESTLEMG S's GAUZR SHIRTS nj Soc
LADIES MEgISO and GACZE VESTS ut 75c
GIRLS aud BOYS MEHISo aud GArZE VgsTs.
toRsETS ut 50c.. LISES BosoMS ut l2l3c.
Just Received a hauasGme lot Of HAT-.CAsrs
NECh.SCAhFs silk aDd lace: FARAsuLs. In every
color ana quality: YAK LACE. WOHSTED FRISCss
81 Wo-BUTToN kID GLOVES at 81 VICTORIA
MD GLOVES a, $50
ar. CHARLES ilaRTWELI. f. now with us
and would he glad to see his fripprs. an 19.3m
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MT GO TO SYCLE BROTHERS TO
buy your DRY GOODS, az they have the largest
and bcst-assorted stock Of FOREIGN and DO
MEsTIC GOODS In the city. To their very eS-
| ieusivc sock they have just received
2 600 PAKASOLS of the latest styles from IL up
h $5;
5000 pieces NECK and SASH-RIBBONS.i In all
colors and widths, from &C. per yard up;
A handsome assortment Of PLAIN LINEN, EM-
BROlDERED, and LACE HASphER-
CHIEFS;
l 900 different styles SILK and LACE TIES;
All the late shascs Of the best brands ND
GLOVES at 7Jc. and 81 worth 81 80 and 81
apair;
LADIES. and MISSES STRIPED HOSE-an end
les; variety;
uAMBURGH EDGINGS and lSSERTINGS-the
most attractive assortment ever shown In this
or any other city before;
COTTON TRIMMINGS and COVENTRY RUIZ
filings from Sc, apiece up;
10000 pieces DAISY TRIMMINGS ut 25c apiece
usually sold at 81 20 and Sl.50;
10000 yards CAMBRIA lNSERTlNGs-only
2Jc. for 4 dozen yards;
Latest sty.cs LINEN COLLARS ana tIffS just
received.
Soecisl attention Is called to our stock Of WHITE
GOODS, such As Tarlaans, Swiss 3lusns. ic-
3rit HnWns PLAN vG dsh we stF w oer al the
loweSt prices.
NOTTINGHAM LACE5 and LACE CURTAINS
very cheap;
500 TIDES just opened at 81 worth double the
money;
large stock of LACE SACQUEs and LACE
SpfIN G. and SUMMER sIIAWLs:
We hav- all styles DGESS GOODS from l2;ac. per
Another let PoNGEE FRANCHISE in the hand
soonest shades ever shown:
SILK and JAPANESr. PUPLINS, plain aud
Bl.aCk and COLURrD GRENADINES from
Htat,k and COLORED Sill Ks cheaper than ever;
ri ACE-. NIl-W II I k-STklPE L VI VI r X
SILKS at 75c. sold every where at II: ,
Large stock OF Spring and SUMMER IAoHi-
rAELi.liNEES. TOWELS, and NAPKINS at
great induce mcuts:
NhTTING~. white and fancy checked.
-, " slCL.E BROTHERS,.
429 Broad street, between Fourth ana fHh'
APP f
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DIVIDENDS.
apss,,a,ur1Ons II pAmTsEksayrs.

NOTICE OF RETIREMENT FROM
y StDrON & HRUCE.-JATt.- A. Seldom
this ith day OF April 1875. rctiTe> from the firm
OF Sr.nDON x bEICt, hlyiuS irtnsicrred his
Interest therein Ia Ills son and partner Mr. W H.
IL VI C. + Don, wli1, with his other partner
Mr. THOMAS >. BRUCE. will enlarge The scope
Of their past business. ana under the same nairc
AMI stv!n Of $EO!.O. < BRUCE carry on. At the
,,l1C Stand. a GENERAL dhuGEHi AND COM
VI SSIDN BUSINESS.
Al the transactions Of the old firm viii be kept
separate. closcc, and liuaicd ii maturity by the
n:.w concern.
.orE.-Wc have on hard full and attractive
:l-sorttucn, Of G':O>FRitS ana Ll'lIhh~, u
which W., rt pcctiuIl2 call The attention 81 IN" pup
lie feeling t>sUIcd ildt oar prices VIII De cnllLcl!
s.Il-iat tory. fitl','N y ~ ~ r.
IICIiNOSD. VA. april II. 1873. ap2S-lw
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FCp COD-LlFER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST,
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We nave the testimony OF our physicians VINO
prescribe II, aud OF patients who have taken IT. thai
it Is more acceptable to the stomach ana more
easily assimilated than any other oil.
A fresh supply just received direct from New
foundand. MEADE & BAkER.
Importing Pharmacists,
fe10 S1S @am street,
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The pctel borg Ne~S quotes from the
U,Sgalch ,A~ a. providing for the election
If Uui.cd Sites senators, and adds
" Thi, information is very important 10
the peorl', tn. i :as been the general De'iel,
rvrn amnu- II: Icau'ng men OF Tue Stape'
th,t a. senator Jvhnstou's term does not eX-
p,re until March, 1877, the election OF bis
Successor vGutd not occur until December,
1876. Ual.ra,c-, therefore. should DC elected
10 the lux. Legislature bearing this question
~ mind"
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TTENTIUN, 6 COMPANY Com. i
\ rany assemble a, Old Market Hall, MIN =
DAY Nav liz. 81, III g. O'clock y NJ. for an "N- ~
cur>iuu 10 West Point. Every member l. re- IL
uuc-tcd to he present. by orner of the Captain.
3-ll* FL. PAR TER, r1'I'y >tr@e;tnl.
E.TALKEt LIGHT GUARD tCOM-
" pAAY ~ FIRST VikGISia REG- q
NJ @ET,-a sscmul: at your armorv 81 Main "
Il .iriu aud business. By order of ,p'sin l.. l..
n,SS. ". K. FUEGEs~,
my 2-ItE Or crly Sergeant.
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com lhe desl1uct,ye means em ployed now to

from the destructive means EN- ployed no" 10
kin and capture them. :.
we know Of no measure OF STATE pobcs
which 50 uucxceptionably benefits the rro'
rle. Everybody Is Interested in It, ana 10.
body is iujurcd by it. 1t is worthy OF Tue
o,rncs. consideration and favor Of every III
,e,,;cent citizen and every statesman.
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{ IARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS

ihsy desire 10 call especial attention 10 their
extensive stock OF
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
which Is we'll m,de from the best brands Of cot
toss, and will be found handsome
DRESS GOODS OF every description and quality.
BLACK GRENADINES from 4Oc to $3.50;
MEXICAN GRENADINES-vcry handsome:
SIDE-BASD LAWNS ana ORGANDIEs:
GRENADINES for POLuSAISE-very handsome:
CCIRASS and TABLIER SETS;
Novelties In SCARFS,
HAT-sCARFS,
EUFFS and
RUFFLINGS;
LACE BARBES-hauI il ONE assortment;
LACE SCARFS-SPASiSII and GU!PCRF,
We have just opened most attractive
assortment OF
LADIES' STS-UMBRtLLA> AND PARASOLS
with beautiful handles. well assorted, In bone
horn Ivory pearl. ebony. aud cOrnrnu. an IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-03

Their BLACK SILKS are proclaimed by Ill that
have seen them the che lpest ever offered In the CITY,
They are seliing PURE SILK at 75c. Also, GRoS-
GRAIN ati1, at 1926 worth *l.65, at Sl'4o as
good a any generally sold At 50; LIONESt AT
SI75 worth 81 50, ut :2.10 worth fully 80, at
- IN chr,p al SO. %. at go 95 warranted good
a, any in the city al -.
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WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE SALE

WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE SALE
SPRINGS and keen on hand supply of celebrated
WATERS from other sources, both foreign anG
dpmeaic-viZ.: WHITE SULPHUR. Greenorler
county, W Va; ROC KBRIDGE ALUM, Rockbrrge
county, Va. ALLEGHASY, Montgomery county,
Va: HEALING. Bith county, Va; BUFFALO
(>prngs and y, Mcckeuburg county, Va. =; BLUE
RIDGE Bo,etourl county. Va; CoSGRESs, Sara
to.a. y. Y; HATllogS, Saratoga, \. T.; GEi-
stK, saratoga, \. y: BITTERwATER. frledrlcls-
hall. &c. many; EICHY, Vichy, France; aELTzER,
SeliZer. Germany. "a
Decriptive p mphlets furnished gratis on apn'i-
calian. PURCELL. LADD il CO., Druggists.
mS 3 1915 Main Street, Richmond. Va.
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FAIRS AS3 FEAsyS.

frhlR and FESTIVAL ~ AID OF
Z II MARKS tHNRCIi.-The ladies of 81.
Mark StwIng society VIII commence 4 sale OF
ii-tFCl, aud FAN \ ARTICLES ON the corner
II, Fourth and Broad strr"ts. over Mrs. Sauni,rs'a
ni.iirry store, on MONDAY NtNr. May 3D.
Nar;rtlrs al Cniidgcu's aud l-adics' l"hing.
lpron>. sacks, lidus, Infant, Dresses. Large sup.
oily IL Fancy Articles.
Refreshments and Lunches at all hours. my Lot
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~ uUDGINS, GORDON & GO.
invite special attention 20 their stock Of
PAEASOLS and SCS-CMDRELlAS.
They offer greet bargains In
DRESS GODllS,
Lawns. piqucs, Lacc-str!pcd Cambries, &c. striped
and plain r, r
from: Use. upwards. a full assortment OF
LAwSs, LlSE:;. Lawns.
CAMBEICS, and PEECALEs.
They CtIer 4 superior assortment o.
HAMBURG tDGES aud lNsERTfSGS.
Remember ourr GKMS ARE CASH. hut our prices
will be made ~ correspond.
ap12 NtDGlSs, hoaDoH W.
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EE- ON TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH,
LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS

we wlll offer the
LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS
ever exhibited In this city, and at prices that Will
a~tonish the closest buy ers.
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at s1.10 worth
$3.50;
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at $1.25 worth
1855;
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at *l.35 worth
Sl.75;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at 81. 40 worth
S1.S5;
BLACK GRos-GRAIS SILK at $50 worth 81
BLACK GROS-GRAIS SILK at $l.65 worth
1925;
RACK Ggos-GRAIN SILK at s1.75 worth
$3.50;
BLACK GROS.GRAIS SILK at 50 worth $40
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK ut 81. % worth s3;
BLACK GROS-GKAIN SILK at $3.50 worth
1925;
BLACK GROs.GRAIN SILK at s2.75 worth
1915;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK ut $3.50 worth
$3.50;
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at Sc. worth sl'4o'
BLACK TaFF ETA SILK at IL worth S1.23
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at Sl.23 worth fl'D;
SILK at $l.35 worth SlS3.
BI. ACK TAFF7TA SILK at ~ nth 81 30;
SILKS al 75c, 81, SD,
sl.35.$l 80, sl.75 -. - % and - 90. Par
ticuiar attention Is called TO the Silks al 81 90
aud - per yard also, to the cI"srnt shade OF
green for evening dresses 1T $3.50, which IS
well worth 81 so, and light.blue at l.33 worth
50.
STRIPED SILKS at 75c., $50, 90c., 81, and
S1.25. Particular attention is ctncd to the
Black-Grcuud White Stripes AID Cray-Ground
Black Stripes nj 90c. worth 81 %.
CHECKED SILKS al II per yard;
BLACK LlNING-STLK, extra wide at IS aud
S5c. per yard worth IL and 'l,23.
Those In want Of SILKS should not fail to cxtm-
iuc our stock. u, We prepared 10 oiler cxtrAori-
u.ry INDUCEMENTS. ,,,,r,,.
ap24 Lf.N h'.'Air"''
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M EEEING&.

rJ,HE MEMBERS OF st. AL <M>'yI%Sz2z
/ BANS K. A. CHAP FER, No 30, ares-2sASG
rcu e:lrd II atcad stated conrocafion OF L1Ea;Ss
ti.rir Cnaptcr;u t Altan's hall THIS Mon
d. tV Ming. Sd instant. at O'Clock All Is.
~ order Of The NJ. L: II: l.. e...
my 3 1t* = Ja'NhS. Sccr--arE.
Mas mic NOTICE.-The stated - *
WI communication of utNeICO UNION Xxx
LuI.tiF. 80. 10 0, will take place I IT. EVE
NI%tr at O'Clock at Masons Hall on twenty IN
street. Master Masons In good Standing are ira
ternal!v Invited. By order OF the ": NJ.
VII LAM WILSON, Secretary:
May Sd, 4 L.. 1915, 4. d., 1879. my 3-ltN
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JNVESTIG ALTON OF + y Z + \ d l.
i TUktS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
NEW RESERVOIR AND WATER-WORkS.-
At IA meeting of the Committee on Reform anu
Retrenchment held tuesday,, Aprii27 1879, 1T III
O'Clock A ~, Ii was
Resolved, bat whereas this committee Is charged
by the Cily Council with the cuiy Of investg ting
lie accounts. expenditures. plans, and proceed
ings o. the Committee on Water In the conStruc.
ton of the new reservoir aud water-works: ano
whereas insinuatiuns have been made detrimental
TO the character OF some parties In charge OF these
improvements; therefore, AS an act Of justice 70
the ommittee on Water, as well as TO The city, the
Committee on Reform ana Retrenehmeht adjourn
Til 10 O'Clock A. NJ. MOSDo \. May 3, 1879, ano
call upon citizens who know anything bearing
upon this Investigation to send In writing WIN
their pames and residences, the information they
can give to The chairman OF the committee, cprneI
OF Maiu and Ninth streets, during TINS week, ano
they will be called upon to give evidence as The
oo'n''i''''' W. c. DARLINGTON, Chairman.
AS the committee cannot rely or act upon intima.
lions or anony nous communications, II Is requested
THAT nothing but fucts be stated In the communities
lions to the Com uittee on Reform aud hetrench-
meat together with The actual evidence that can be
apa S-6t ". c. CARRINGT0N.
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EsJGNs'R'2FkSs..

T'O BE READ By LADIES ONLY
/ We are now ready 10 offer the l,lies Of Rich
mon superior UNDa.EW AR OF our uwn maui
facrurr, guarantee The matcril used better, de-
gus prcL!ler, aud
PRICES LOWER THAN NEW YORK GOODS,
Special attention Is called TO our
GLOVE-FlTTlNG CGRSET-COVERS,
when II latl,:s wardrobe IS incomplete Without
Mrs BROOKE prc,iics over the SAMPLE ROOMS
anu will take great pleasure In showing goods.
BrOJkE & 60, 1114 Main street,
second floor, second door above Dispatch Office.
my g BIN
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CRoQUEr'
RANDOLPH ENGLISH,
Booksellers, StallonerS, and Blank-b0ok Nanufac-
tLrtrS,
1918 Min street,
have Just received second supply OF The very pop
CROQuET.
The prices are 50. so, 1926, 1915, 81, Sc. and
- 10 my l-dSw
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TEUWIIZERS. ATTEN HON. AK
/ Attend III ctiI@ 81 your company ~
MONDAY. My 3i,a T. VI Ill ntI dress, T.,
,i..r.srnis fotil1:c cap The Fine Commit Ese2Zea
tee viii sse,s iius all who co not appear IL per-
s,u ur by written vXru,t.
rs order Of Captain CARTER.
MY Ar {. NC 'ARTHY, o. 5.
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DJCHMOSD CITY DIRECTORY, 1876

DICHMOND CITY DIRECTORY, 1876
III '77.-The undersigned publishers of the Rich
moud City Directory for lS74-'5. respectful ly an
nounce 10 their patrons anu the citizens that they
soliciting orders for the Directory OF 1878 "
The canvass for the work will be commenced in De.
cem5er, so that II may De completed aud ready for
delivery In January, 1876. Promising 10 make our
next issue is complete aud full The former ed-
tnn with all necessary additions and trusting tina,
may meet with The same liberal patronage and
encourage meat as formerly, we are. respectfully.
&C., SHEklEF i Go.
All persons contrac log for adyertiseme mis- and
subscriptions for the above work Will please par
ticular and notice that The contracts for same
headed SHERIFF CO.'S RICHMOND City ID.
REcTonY FOR 1867. my 3-lt*
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pOSGEE :ILkS, STRIPED SILKS. PLAID
and SOLID.COLoR PcpLIN5, and DRESS
GOODS from zoe. to 75c. A large line, and very
low Cal and look IL them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NE NEW AND ELEGANT STO.X
OF
DRY GOODS
FOR NAY. OF THE LATEST IMpOpTATro

=" MT ~ ''1' go R''F UI' I1hI IVSS.
r.. Y. PRICE & Cu are again represented In the
orthern markets. and have opened many new M d
Ge ttrabie FASCY DRESS snd MOURNING GOODS OF
lie rarcst fabrics.
~ An 9CEGH poLoNAIsEs of choice shades,
pt.Ih nOUBLE CHAM Canvas GRESApISE
pn,Cg IKON GRkNADISE.
Df ,CK = LAID GRESADlSE tor ovcrskrts
RACK &. :ENADINES from Ace, Soc, to SO per
yard: -
pr ,rn and pr. rs POSGEE POPLISs
RonDEYED UgL ANDES and JACCOSETS. DRESS
SILKS OF every co. 'Or and guilty. STRIPED SILKS
frou Toe. TO - per YARD. llght ana melluln MD
CoEs IRON 81 To- a. each, HAMBURGH EDGfSGs
aud INsER71Sf,s. 4 iRk AID GLOVES. SILK GLOVES,
my3
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF REyENuE,l
MANCHESTER. May 3, 1873.
~ FATE AND CITY LICENSES.
All persons requiring STATE and CITY LII
CENSES are notified that am now ready 10 assess
them. eau b. seen at the AUDITORS Office from
O'Clock till 2 and from O'Clock TIL ).
w. T. LITHGOW,
my 3.2t Commissioner Of Revenue.
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GEORGE +. NORTON.

Iu retiring from business, take pleasure In re-
commenting my successor. MAJOR u. +. NORTON.
10 the confluence aud patronage ~ my friend, and
The public generally. JAMES L. DUFAL.
>
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CALLAwAY is an Epi>copalian, GLASS, and
resides, we think, in Charleston, West Va.
And you are HardsheIl yourself.
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r CAME BACK FROM PARIS 10 RE-
/ SINE nv professional duties In this city asa
Trat HER Of the French language. rs well rs Inc
whole classical curriculum, either In schools
classes or families. AK my former patron''
TO remember me kindly on this occasion. and The
nubIc in general to favor me with employment.
CT PAhDIGON,
Neutrality-suspicious., Eleye du College Lcuis-le-
Grand. etc, etc. !,
my p ImbOten House. iarNOi slTte'
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~ AT COHEN BROTHE2 Rs
YOC CAN Buy

FpESCH-WOVE CORSETS at 45c. selling gene
rally a, GJc.; their sl.75 Corsets at 92c. their |
1915 $3.50; their 1925 at II 90.
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n,NIHG pl,RCHASED TILE DRUG.

zIANING PURCHASED THE DRUG
Z STORE on the corner Of Fourteenth and
Franklin streets from James l.. Duvai. and secured
Inc services OF TWO COMPETENT drusg!stS-E. /.
rrryE aud WILLIAM CAMM-l will continue the
rusiurss with q IuIl assortment of DRUGS, Ali EN-
ITaI>.FahCY A.TlGLr.>. PERFUMtRI, &c,
nm: al articles usually kept in tirst.class drug
lore. Prosecutions will be- accurately COM
pounded II ii! hours. ,,,,,a>
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BKooKLAXD TOWNSHIP
HESnIco COUNTY. VA, April 30, 1873.
4 MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP
n HO.RD will b. held at the Township IL ION
TI'ES;AI the 4 tn day of May, 10, IT W clock
j. II : II nyrtc. baViUe township business VII
pie"'o '''S' d. j.. GARDNER,
M, ON Township Clerk.