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t13- FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW AND
CHEAP GOODS Of every description at aSfont>l-
ingly Low prices at WILLIAM 1HaLhlMEhs,
GOl Bread street, carntr SIKH street.
DRESS GUuUs-the cheapest aud largest stock in
The city;
BLACK GRENADINES from 35c. to 81 per
ya,d-rAtra;
b. aCK ALPACAS aud MrH AIRS, the greatest
baI gains;
LACE-srkIPE ard SATIN-STRlPE CCLORED
PIQUEs very low.
In WHITE GOODS fuil line Of FL AID and
STRIPED NAINs OOhS. and sTKIrED and
PLAID SWISS MULLINS, exlr' ch:ap;
IRISfi LINENS, SWISS MUsLINS, MAIN
SOCKS, CAMBkICs, SC, al at the very lowest
prices;
BLACK sILKs-somc moic CT those extra cheap
Silhs very low:
STRIP d ard PLAIN SILKS for dresses anlIri
ming,;
BLACK BOMPAZlNE, TAMlSE CLOTH,
MuUSSILAINts, &c.lA fun line very low.
CAs>IMtRtS. JEANS, SC. for mrn's and boys
wcar-,hc cheapest stock Ill the city. Call and
lie convinced of 1t.
PAEASULS-1. 900 new styles will arrive on Mon
day the 10lh instant, 1T all prices and very
cheap.
LACE POINTS and SHAWLS-The greatest i'll
uucPllcQtS OIcTeu Ill tl-cSe Eoou9'
HAT SCARFS very cheap.
S.SH-R:BBOSS-1 900 from CSC. to IL a yard.
SILK sCARFS-2,O00 from 15c. 10 Sl.2j apiece.
CURS ATS-2 900 from soc. TO So ali Very cheap.
Ladies', and Gentle mems SUMMER VISITS.
GnSTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOCDS-A full
line Of White Shirts, IIo C, HandkcrchiefS, tits,
Bows, &C.. very low.
Also, large assortment Of NOTIONS ard FANCY
GOODS too numerous 10 menl ion; all to be
sold lower than the lowest.
KID GLOVES at Use, 81, and 1925 worth SOC.
pair more;
GENTLEMEN'S KID GLOVES, all colors, very
low;
LAWNS.-Ruy some of the l21sc. Lawns. and
keep cool. Now IS the hest chance before they
are al sold. as can only get a limited quantity.
All fast colors aud best goods, al 1219c. worth
zoe. q YARD.
Call earIv and secure some OF the many BAR
GAINS TO be had at
WILLIAM THALHIMEk'S,
COL Broad street.
Goods sent oyer the country G.. .. ID. Parties
wishing sample; please send postag and address.
WILLIAM THALHIMER.
myS Sixth and Broad streets.
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" EsTgEssR.

fs,HE MEMBERS OF hETROPOL-sR~
L ITaN J.OnGF, No. IL, are requested NR
TO a,tcYd stated communication OF theI
Led: q III =. alban's Hall THIS (Thursdlyl EYE.
Mn, l3 h instant, al z o'circk. All Master Ma
son in good standing are invited 10 attend by or
Ger o. The ". M. ). Is. ANUS,
,,,x S1r* Secretary.
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SPECIAL BGTlCES.

OFF DRESS GOODS.-A large stock,
from which you can make your selections. PRICES
LOW.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS. all qualities;
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIPED GRENADINES
PLAIN, PLAID, and STRIPED JAPANESE
SILKS;
BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS. from the low
est price no to the best manufactured:
LAWNS, ORGANDlES, and PERCALES In end
less variety.
AG,,icns mude to orr DRESS GcODS STOCK
nearly every day. LEVY BROTHERS.
new supply of FASHIONABLE PRINCES
mn nI1TTDNS. myS
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been laid upon our table by Messrs. WooD-
HOUSE & PARuAM, the Richmond agents for
the American reprints of the foreign quarter
lies
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nC7y@ NEW STYLE WINDUW-SHADES-
an exact imitation of the ne" siyte LACE
SIlAD~S; -
Also. large asscrtn:c It of GREEN, BROWN,
Dir Ai,, and DISQUALIFICATION sHADtS
al great balg aims at LEVY BROTHERS..
KNITTING COTTON, all sizes. my s
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FEJENITURE.


HAVING RELEASED THE PRO-M
IL ptRTY 3l9 Broad street. bel wecn IN
! bird and Fourth, l have made great aicra. TT
lions and improvements in my warernnmS, and have
now on hand large aid well-eec.ed stock of
FURNITURE, in wEich VIII be found
COT aGF, PAINTED, and STAINkD St'lTS OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE at s25, $2S, $50.
Full MARBGE s1AlNED SUITS at s45. 500,
ooi s Cas- SUITS, STAINED, ats75, $50,
and SS5;
WAi.NTT SUITS at $40. s45. aud $50:
FULL MARBLE WALNUT SUITS at SIS, sSo,
$50, ana 400:
WALNUT DRESSING. CASE SUITS al 800,
S125, $3.50, SITS, aud 1925, up 10 $3.50.
TGese K oGs are all OF the lates. styles, richly
carved aud hnIshed
PA kLOk SUITS in haircoth, pl4in and striped
terry. at $50, &75. SS5. 500, 1925. 10 1925
PLAIN LOU >Gt ) at SO. AZ. IS. auu.9;
WALNUT LOUNGES In haircloLh aud terry at
$40, AIS, $50, S25, auu $50:
STAINED ana VAIN or WAhDRQBFS to match
suns;
MATTKEssHs, FEATHgR.BEDs, PILLOWS
and BOLSTERS;
EXTENSlUN.TABLES SAFES, sc.
CHAlkS speciality.
All OF which am selling Il. greatly reduced prices
u oholsterlng and repairing. Chairs cane seated
Goods carefully packeu for shipment.
j. ID. GaTEWOOn,
$40 Broad between Third and Fourth streets.
INV l3-ThS &ru
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A SHLAND HOTEL, situlicd in Ashland,
N Hanover COMFY, Va, sixteen miles north o,
Richmond on the Rl hmoTd, frrderhksburS aud
Pn.utp:c +. ilfoa'i. Offers FIHST-CLASS ACCOMMO-
DATIOSS al LOWEST RArES. tsooinS large ana
neatly furnished; servants polite aud attentive;
table supplied Gaiy IRON Rlchinond markc.
rrouuds am ole aud very attractive. Families and
Transient visitors will mud this one Of The most
pleasant SCMMEt ico' n ,
IL Virginia, IN the mld< or r. tined society, re.
mark:oc for lis extraordinary hraIrhtuness. and
accessible, ny r.i from all points Board r. " II bt
furnished WIN railroad tickets to hlcnmoni aLo
return TOR 6Oc. round trip, ucIug half price.
For ier.Ls and oIhcr particulars apply 10
A.F. SCOTT L BRO Their,
my3 I'm PrOprlctUrs.
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Whenever our columns are crowded, as
they now are, with advertisements, we are
compelled to show little or no quarter to the
favors of our correspondents.
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n7y~ AT COHEN BROTHERS
YOU CAN BUY
FRENCI1-WOyE CORSETS at 45c. selling gene
rally at Csc; their sl.75 Corses at 92c. their
s2.75 at 1850; their 1926 at $40.

Their BLACK SILKS are proclaimed by all tina,
have srcn them the cheapest ever offered In the city,
They are selling PURE SILK at 75c. Also. eros
GRAIN ats Il, at s1.25 worth Sl.63, at sl.4o as
good as any generally sold at 81; LYoNEsE at
sl.75 worth So so, at 1910 worth fully So, at
-. 40 cheap at 50. 25, at so95 warranted as good
as any in the city at IS.
DO not fail 70 sec their BLACK ALPACAS be-
fore YOU buy. They guarantee i saving Of from
to 4Oc. Oh every yard.
A large stock of LACES, such us CUP URE,
PUNT APPLIQUE, YALENCIENsES, and
YAK, principally bought at auction, which W ill be
sold at the smallest advance.
A large stock OF WHITE GOODS;
FRENCH NAINSOUKS at CSC. worth 40c.;
soFT-slSlsH FREN I'll CAMBRIA at 19c. cheap
at374c.;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN much below
market value.
Also, large sloSN of IRISH LINESs extraordl-
ntrily cheap;
A full assortment of PARAs0LS, CASSlMEREs,
HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY, and many other
goods;
WHITE and COLORED MATING;
Also, COCOA MATING at 45c. cheap at 6oc
APPS
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DRUGS. HEDrC.yys. 6c
FRENCH PHARNACEUTICALs

FRENCH PHARNACEUTICiLs
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE
Vim PFPSISE ALA DIASTAEE,
WIN DE DUSART, au Lac:o. phosphate Dc rb,rx.
SIROP DE DUsART, au Lac,o- phcspb,,o ~
Chaux:
GOUDROS DE GUYOT.
PSPSINE-BOUDAULT- acitiIee,
PEPSINE Porci,
PEPSiSE Amylarec,
PEFSINE A Ia SUCRF,
PHOSPHATE DE FER-par Leras,
SlltUP DE aUBrRGlER.
PEkLES D'dUILLE PHOSpHOREF.
T. r Is DE CHLOROFORME,
PERLES D'ESS>NCE TEkEBtSrHINE-
PERLES DE VhLERIANE,
PR KS De rAULLGSIh,
PRiSES DE GCARANA.
PaSrlLLES DC DIR. DELLOC.
PASTlLLES DIGYSTIF DIT BCISsON.
PaSTlLLsS De L'EAU EMS,
IAMAR lSDlEN-fruit laxatif cortre II cons.ir,
ton, ald all new aud valuable remedies ro- 81.
by MEADE Il BAKER, Pharmacists
my gig Main II
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MAcREApy's REMISIscENcEs.--We acct.
tentally omitted 10 say in q notice Of this
book that it was sent us by WEST, JOHNSTON
G. n,
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The Popular Science Monthly for May is
full OF good reading. A new volume begins
with this No.
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DRY GOODS.
COURTNEY & POWELL,

COURTNEY 6 POWELL,
s15 BROAD STREET.
have tnst received very bandsomse lotof
SlDE-BAND ORGANIZES,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, In Plaids,
Striped, and Plain;
PARASOLS, FANS,
NECK-SCARFS,
HAT-SCARFs,
NECK-RUFFLING,
LACE POINTS and LACE sACQUEs. my
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NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVEY

HAVE JUST RECEIvER
AND ARE DISPLAY 1NG TODAY,
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS,
NOVELTIES IN HAT-SCARFS,
ELEGANT POLONAISE GOODS In novel styles,
including the "STEWART NOVEL rIES";
COLORED SILKS, PLAIN ami STRIPED, IN
great variety and very handsome.
ELEGANT STRIPED OEGASDIFS in narrow
and wide stripe-snme shades to match. These
goods are new and very elegant
Fifty pieces STRIPED PERCALES 1T lG'5c. per
varu-never old before at less than 23c.
We desire to call especial attention to our fifty
cent GRADE BLACK GKENADlNE, which we
offer As a great la gain.
4 fun line of BLACK GRENADINES from SOC.
to $3.50.
MEXICAN GRENADIEE for POLONAISES.
Many decided bargains in LINENS, TOW ELS,
DAMASK TABLE-NAPKINS and CLOTHS,
from recent auction Sacs-bought cheap for cash,
and will be I'D very low.
A large quantity Of tine SHETLAND SHAWLs
with solid borders. NV Z
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MAJ NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS
FOR MAY, OF TIE LATEST APPROPRIATIONS.

FOR MAY, OF TIE LATEST lMPOKTAIlUSh'
T. K. PRICE 6 CO arc gain represented In the
northern markets and have opened many new and
desirable FANCY DRESS aud MOURNING GOODS Of
The rar,st fabrics.
ELACK HOUBLE CHAIN CANVAS GHESAD1SE,
BLACK IROS GRnNADISE.
BLACK PLAID GRhNADISE for oyerskirtS:
BLACK GRENADINES from 4Oc., Soc, to 50 per
yard:
New shades PLAID and CHECKED CAMEL'S HAIR
PLAID eud PLAIN PoNGEE PoPLINS.
KOKDERED UKGANDlES and JACCoSETS. DRESS
SILKS OF every color and guilty. STRIPED SILKS
frOm 75c to So PER yard. light and mc,ium X ID
GLOVES Two aud three buttonsI. GLOVE FITTING
CORskTStIo 81 TO IS each. HAMBuKGH EDGINGs
ana INSERTISGS. THREAD GLOVES, SILK GLOVES,
GAUSTLETs &C. my3
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EUR SALE PRIVATELY. A GOOD
II FAMILY HORSE AND CARRIAGE, with
harness complete. Also. w No. Ia. -, Pluts
DECEASED The pew Is Oh the left-nand side OF the
RI. ht.hand AISLE and next TO thst OF .hn fnaers,
Hsq r not sold before the day OF sale OF nus
therein. :. ,x,,,, 8
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
A';;nACriON EXTRAORDINARY.
aEANn piC-HlC EXCURSION
Of
JANE>TI WN TE!DE,, |. o. II. ~, TO "rST
POINT.
MONDAY, Nay i7TH, 1879.

MONDAY, y Al Ifii' &c ~
NC;',&S.S RAND EaS been engaged. AID Iii adoi-
ion i; IN PLEASURES OF HE daurc there viii In cry
ficiIuS for Hottng. battling fishing, ana me chl!y-
rn, Of the table Xurics. for which west ioi"t Is
loi,d AT oil : { sons Of The year. ,
tt.tt Cl'i's will II" ptcsc'lcd to the most hand-
sCnl a"u TIE uGicet ma'l present.
.er, leave CcpGi nj 1880 A. VI.
Ji..uis: G;iil'mcn, 81; ladies, Joc. 10 nc I'D"
al he rt's ri tic committee . .
ro;u!nitr,c OF p rr"ng' mtns: H. {. Ferguson,
,,c,r;naiI my II 81
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ssSUMMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUN-
~ ~, VA..)RYE WHiSk1i.-We desire 10
caution the trace and the public generally sgainst
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS OF the anoss ropular nran
OF Virginia aoun faIn Wti-key. This Grand, nav
Ing been duly registered and protected by copy.
right ut the United atates Patent Ithte. wash
lngtun. h. c.. is our sole properly aud DINER par
eS using the same. any imitation Thereon, reu-
Ger themselves liable to prosecution according TO
law. JENKINS. itAftR~ CO.,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. l13 souin Fourteenth ssrpes,
mh12 Richmond. Va.
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nCT TIE SOONER TIE BETTER
Thr sooner he rulic are famillarzch with the fft
mai TH.. LARGESr STOCK OF LINEN GtOB,
is THIS CITY is 81 LEVY BROTHERS, the bet
PINK. BUFF. GREEN, BLEACHED end UN-
BLEACHED TABLE-CLuTll- with Napkins
to match: !"
RLE-DAM ASKS, all qualities: .-
o., 1914, l1-4. aud IL LINEN S1lEhIlNG,
riLl.OW.CaSE LIEN. CRASH. STAIR
LINrN. DAMASK and 1luChABACk IO" =
BIRB'S.EYE, SCOTCH. and RUSSIA D!APER.a at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
myS 1Ul7 anu 1919 Main stl Get.
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FEE RTILlZERS.

old GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
OGUAEu.-Ne offer I'M salp the small. norton
remaining Of this truly yaiuable GUAM. Plant
ers and others are assured hat ihia GUAHU 10
undoubtedly the last OF the supply formerly drawn
In large quantities. from the Cniacha Islands.
lie Xa.Sn SEODUn u BRUCE
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HIGEIA HO IEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.

This spler did Hotel will be open forthc reception
of guests on the 10Th Of May. The proprietor mas
enlarged the building and made numerous I'M
prOyenenis. consisting OF additional s'ecplHg
artmtns billiard and bathrooms, promenanrS'
uaucing -pavnou. &r.. winch maxi u one .l me
most al riciive SUMNER RESUhTS to b. found
= EEMs: 43 per day: 81 $50 per week.
For further inform I'll All resS
my Him h, tHfbC~, fFopllctof.
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VTA2M SPRINGS.
RsDsra'h, @EassEN. &c.

MAY BALLS.-CHILDRE 1
WI Rl-BItTTONEDa and LACEDe~
SrOrS; Misses Prarl-iuttonen AMI Laced shoes ,
ChilCren's Er .nZe-Buttoned ana Laced Shoes !:
Misses Rr0nZe- Button dand Laced shoes: Miss $
school Shoes at - SO, warranted Trunks: Sach-
ell, &c, ut w. L: w. l.oit',
my 10 Fourth and Broad streets.
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nOLLY WARDEN BOAT tsAs-srs1TT.i i,
DLiNE TO RIVERS ID e.. &C.
PARK.-A line OF new aHd tasteful yo,,s luu 10
the Riverside PARK, the PIinp-House HOLLYWOOD,
and oih.r points OF interest On the canal Gr@St In
ducemeais are ffrred 10 picnic anu ext urson par
ties who desire to CHI ,r,er The boat The boats win
run EVsRy sunday. For further particulars
apply 10 b. BlhSNAnGtR,
Eighth 81! eet and basiu bank.
nv 12.ThSs1IE
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SUMNER IsESO xTS.
OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC JUNE 1sT.
CAPACITY EIGHT HUNDRED.

y y vi y
OPEN TO TIE PUBLIC JUNE 1sT.
CAPACITY. EIGHT HUNDRED.
This celebrated watering place will be kept In
style un.urp- sSrd in The mountains of EIrgiuil.
A. 10 the Qualities Of the waters and the high re-
gard In which they are helu by the "medical sl-
vtns ." The reader IS cferrcd 10 the pamphlet ut
Messrs. Purcell, ladd Il cos, who are agents for
the water and salts
Among the great features of these Springs are the
AmusemeLts. which are varied. and far surpaSs
those or any waterinS-placc In Virginia.. The
Grand Mauu. Balls am Carnival In Sp'cn,iOr ana
briilancy slIrpaSS any hing ever wtnci sed In This
section Of the country. In fact. nothing OF the
kind has ever been Attempted by any other summer
resort. a"d nothing but desire To leid cnuld nave
Induced the iLmeuSc outlay necessary 10 secure
M"xley, the Incompatible WASHINGTON costumer,
with his reaImcJ Of aSsSta mis-, car-lt aGS 81 COS
tunes, tons OF fireworks, ana thousands vi Chinese
lanlrrns, ana oceans t cvcrgrecns.
The Grand Carnival. which lreccdns the bui
Btn.gue one night. l. led by Professor fiiephouScs
full brass band. followed by Major-General Is In
Command OF The Muliigan Guards anu MS lar.
famed md thor pushly trained IL pliut Coley ann
GEM raj l.. follows with i counterpart OF L. j.
iS,rnum'S men. This pageant, passing through the
beautiful lawn thai nature seems To nave qesiShcd
for Just such sc"ncS. I'LL lighted IN with the lhon-
SANDS Of lanterns aud calcium lights. win nIe-
works of The most beautiful description In fun play
all over tile grounds pres EMS sight that pen cali
not describe, and must be seen II b. apprt catrd.
= betetore all COOL EichmGnd citiZcLs, especially
the young, are expected up this summer
NV l3-eod2m
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

CHAMBERS NEW EDINBURGH EN-
~ CYCL" = IL Ola. Maps ana Plates. 10 volumes.
complete: Misc, llanes, 10 volumes; lnrorinailon
for the People. 2 yoluInts; .ugli.h literiture.
volumes Papers for the People, volumes, fr ..
of iiryiag. Scot. Dickens, IhacHeray, Byron, Adj
olson hume, Gi6Don. Macaulay. oiliEa. Brnhte,
Goethe schiller, bulwsr. Tennyson, hawthorne,
aarryatt, dumas, Lever. SC.
my7-daw RANDOLPH i ENGLISH.
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DISSOLUTION q Partnership.
- - = :, -. 1870 "~~~~>-~~~~->-
THE NAME AND INTEREST OF MR.,
Il SAMUEL III. PRICE In our business CEASE
from Ibis date by IL u'usl cnnsen
HuDGISS, GORDON & 20.
MAY IL, 1870. my 1885,
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--,.s,oxrs,s urFtcs,}

COMMISSIONERS ufFs!SSs'{
R1cnMOSp. April 81. is.s ;,uss
The psrties iB;erested are neieos uo aS 1878. 81
have tiSsd on FRIDAY the 2lss OF aa! ), ,he city
IL O'Clock ST., ~ The t.me, AID my Rsnk
OF hichmoLd, on FL Venih &c, "eeanais and make
streets as ihs placs. to state the acconn,,s ras
the ir gairies aiseS4ed uy the los.gcns ssrvsaNs,
Commissioner Ia thshins!iS
A, III. kEILEY, pa. 49,
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SIMMOSS'S
REEIII,ATDR

LIVER RIG ULATOR.
For Dyspepsia. Constipdt1:i, Jaundlcc' bli2a,
,ttacks Sick Headache. CDiic. Depression Of spf-
lis sour Stomach. Heartburn. &c.. &c.
1T HAS No EQUAL.
Is faultipss family Inc i,clne.
Does not disarraugt the system.
Is sure To cure II taken regularly.
In no Dir tstic, violent medicine.
Does Bot Interfere wiki business.
Is no intoxicating bcrcrage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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MARRIAGES..
Married, Thursday, May 9Th, j. WILSON
MOS.Ltf u MARY, daughter of u. s. Yalen-
tine, Esq; all CT this city.
DEATHS.

Died, at the residence of her son.in-lav, W. &.
Grady $50, la this city, on the 18th instant Mrs
SARAH A. BARNES, relict OF The late Jacob +.
Barnes.
Her fnueral viii take place from the Second Bap-
ust chur.h THIS Thursday MORNING at IL
o,cioek Her friends and those Of her sons re iu-
ytted 10 attend. 4
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THERE WILL. BE A PUBLIC TEN
1 rFHiNCT NETTING At Uuion station
chu. c THIS & hursi.yl EFEHiSG at s o'cio X
or tho auspices of Stonewal' Council, 10. "a,
Fr;r,,a, of Jcmucraucc. The public generally arc
invited II attend. The Council will meet n their
hal! y, T.l5 o'clock, my 1911"
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RICHMOND, May Is, 1875.

klcHMoND, May IS, 1875.
TN.ACCORDANCE WITH OUR USUAL
i custom, We, the Undersigned, hardware mpr.
chants or Ibis city, hereby agree 10 close our ne.
speciiYe stores ~ g n'clo:k r. 81. from The I7TH
OF MAYi0ihe 15rH OF EpTkMB !. Il. Inclusive
w s.-I,onnsD a sons, Waklae q Cbttreli. hsr es
j. SialoR, Simpson II Brother, Is. J. Williams,
q .tDes aicGIaW. W. W. Baldwin, A. Is. Clarke.
my 1874, s. 3t 81
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RANK SThfE7f ESIS.

pEPURG OF TIE CONDITION OF
Az pLhST1RS NATIONAL Bank, AZ
RICHMOND. Is THE STATE OF E!RGlhlA.
At TIE CLuSE OF BUSINESS MAI 1ST'
| ST1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-13
COURT Orders.
HAGAN, WHO SUES, VS.. hAoA-'
IL ADMINISTRATOR AND oIhEha'

HAGAN, WHO SUES, VS.. hAo
IL ADMINISTRATOR AND OTHERS
In TIE cnAScEar COURT or THE CHI '"
hICHaoND. ,,,ae eu-
tered In this cause on The 10Th day OF apf ,ha.
The curt doth adjudge, order, an" ~ Nh, com.
i, he referred to Thomas }. hrans' Oh, ana settle
the accounts Of Mary !. Hagau, as''his nj aid
John Hsgaa, Jr., decetset. With ihs e, and re-
Joan Hagan, DR., deceased, anu 10 .aa -, the l.te
mort what debts arc Que by the sac " ,nprs -
John Haran Lr 10 The plsintf> and asa oan,, sr.
whom toe same are c.nirg and thelr NJ esiale,
pris rites; what Is the omount "a iSnn,I inco1s
from, ihe re.; estate who are the 'cr .sS
John nsgan, Jr.: anu ~hethes l. wili &c md aDy.
10 Il n the real estate or aps part thefs' ~
tise commissioner. or which party III ih''A
tes ire IN have state0.o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-13

CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared olNNoSss Lla 20
unless in our tn .rlvCd "sAppet
with trademark, stamp, and signature unOroAeh'
nonp other Is genuine. ,,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-31
4 Grecian Legend.

When Bacchus was boy he Journey
ed through Hellas to go to Naxia, and
as the way was very long, he grew tired
and sat down upon stone to rest. AS
he sat there with his eyes upon the
ground he saw little plant spring uT
between his feet, and was SO much
take it with him and plant it in Naxia.
He took it up and carried it away with
him; but, as the sun was very hot, he
feared it might wither before be reach.
ed his destination. He found bird s
skeleton into which he thyl1sttn di il pfaaRhd|
sprouted SO fast that it started out OF
bones above and below. This gave
him fresh fear of its whitening, and he
cast about for remedy. He found a
hons bone, which was thicker than
the birds skeleton, and he stuck the
skeleton with the plant in it into the
bone OF the lion. Ere long, however,
the plant grew out Of the lions bone
likewise. Then he found the bone of
an ass, larger still than that of the lion
so ne put it into the ass bone; and thus
he made his way to Naxia. When
about to set the plant he found that the
roots mad twlned themselves around the
birds skeleton and the lions and ass
bone; and as he could not take it out
without damaging. ..the roots, he plant
ed as it was, and it came up speedily
and bore, to his great joy, the most
delicious grapes, from which he made
the first wine, and gave it to men to
drink. But behold a miracle When
men first drank of it they sang like
birds, next, after drinking little more,
they became vigorous and gallant like
lions; but when they drank more still
they began to behave like asses.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-31
Strychnlne VS.. Whiskey.

The Gilroy (Cal,) Advocate Of March
9th gives the following account Of a
man in that neighborhood who is in the
habit of SOLDERING himself after drink
ing bout by taking enormous quantities
of strychnine.
"The individual who performs the
wonderful feat OF eating with impunitv
such large quantities of this deadly
drug is an occasional visitor to this
city, and is well known by number of
our citizens, to whom his popularity
has been known for years. He is an &C.
centric genius, and does not make his
strychnine eating public matter, but
FATHERS, Pks to hide it. By chance the
subject has got into print, and it
being SO extraordinary an occurrence,
we took it upon ourselves to investigate
it, and now know positively whereof we