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The Alexandria Sentinel, the organ Of
Colonel Mosby, and james Barbour, and
other Independents-indeed, we may say of
all Independents and Radical allies-says:
THAI LITTLE MEET1NG.-We are author
lied to say that Colonel. Mosby had no con.
nection whatever with the late meeting of
Virginia Republicans IN Washington. He
has made no propositions and received
none for organizing any sort OF political
movement Recent kilograms from Wash.
ington representing him as participating in
this affair are pure inventions Of newspaper
reporters The whole thing was a tempest
in q tea:pot'-aifg of two factions over
the Richmond post-ofHce. Ex-senator Lewis,
the champion of Dr.. Gilmer, showed the
President letter of Morton, one Of the con.
testauts, written in 1872, in favor of the
Greeley movement; then Morton came back
at Gilmer and proved that Giimer had voted
for Greeley. It was Kilkenny cat fight, in
which each party succeeded in destroying
the other. The result is, Van Lew holds on
to her place, thus illustrating the old story
of the lion and the unicorn fighting for the
CROWN" ,,- ...ss
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Hlasre's Bid for the Presidency.
~ .rFrom the Baltimore Americana +
sz,ssJ

hga1 ..Iiz MR. BLAIHR g AMENDMENT. i,e
A private letter from the Hon. james g.
Blaine To- d friend n Ohio, written immedi-
ately after the election ID that State, has been
published, whether with the consent Of the
,author or against his wish have notbeen
advised. However, IL contains nothing that
Mr. Blaine should object 10 having made
public. He expresses the opinion that The
agitatton concerning division OF the public
school funds between the Catholics and the
ProtesfaBts, W hieh has become a. politic3i
question Ia Ohio, will spread to other States,
and unless the W hole matter iS promptly dis
posed ofie will disturb the peace Of the eoun.
Try for many years TO CONS, Inasmuch as it
presents d direct appeal 70 seetariaH feeling
and prejudice parties will arrange themselves
on denominational lines, and our political
contests will be fought and decided from a,
religious stand point. Thomas Jefferson was
most anxious TO provide against the very
condition Of iaffairs that the defnand for a d.
vision OF the school fund will be certain to
produce, and in 1889 be, in connection With
Mr.. Msdfson, drew up the first amendment
to the Constitution, which was subsequently
adopted, land Is az follows: I" Congress shalf
make no law respecting an establishment oil
religion, nor prohibiting the free exercise,
thereof, = ~ 8.@E@
At that time it was supposed that Congress
was the only Legislative body that might at
tempt to interfere with religious freedom,
and no prohibition was put upon The States,
although In point Of fact this was the source
from which most danger was to be appre-
heDded. AS Mr.. Blaine suggests, q majority
of the people of any State, If they so deter.
mine, can set UP an established church,
"under which the minority may be taxed for
the erection of church.edfices which they
never enter, and for the support of creeds
which they do not believe."' For the curing
of this constitutional defect, and the pre-.
venting of ell hurtfu agitation upon the
school question, Mr.. Blaine proposes that
section 10 of article l of the Constitution be
amended so as to read as follows:
"No State shall make any law respecting
an establishment of religion OF prohibiting
the free exercise thereof; and no money
raised by taxation in any State for the sup
port Of public schools, or derived from any
public fund therefor, shall ever be under the
control of any religious sect, nor shall any
money so raised ever be divided between re-
ligious sects or denominations" -
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Co.smiitssa IA s nhlia Rnildlnrs ard

cohmistss on public Buildings ard
Grounds fbe ppoinfea2is given room.
fuel and Gas freeo charge. II has been
held for sol8e time by Georgc T. Downing.
.tfe' hoted colored politician. No complaint
has ever been found with Downing on acs
court of his provender. Among the appli-
5cants for this p6sitIon are several restaura.
teurs orthis city and of Baltimore. II Is to be
hoped that when the pointment ismade II.
will be given to some one who will content
himself with attending to his chops and his
.frys, aud will let politics alone. s,s
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For clerk it is said Virginia can have it if
she has an rnbroken delegation Hon.
Thomas Whitehead and G. G. Wedderburn
are mentioned. and hope the former will
get it.; in fact. prefer any man mentioned
to Wedderburn but that is only my opin-
ion.--IrahJttI James, in Petersburg :Ap.
peal. -. .s~ II -.
"TRUrHFUL JAMES" is right. Mr.. WHITE
HEAD in the Office of clerk of the House of
Representatives would be an honor TO 2Vir-
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New Books,

The Richmond agents Of the American
reprints Of the British periodicals -Messrs.
WooDHoUsE & PARHAM, whose names we
omitted to state in announcing In our yes
,terday's paper the receipt of -Blackaoooa-
have laid upon our table The Edinburgh
.RevieW for October. t &..=s T. s.
Off the sRoH. A Novel. By CATHARINI
: KING. Author of :. Our Detachment
.Hngh Melton," sc. New York Haze
PER s. BRorHEKs. 49, .f4f -.ta 81.
No. 453 Of HARrER's Library of Select
Novels, For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN. s3,t.s
an Island Pears. By B. L. FARJsoN, Au
thor Of s"Biade o. Grass" |" Colder
GRAM ,i"s Grif," "Joshua Marvel" sc
;l New York; HARPER & BRoTHERs. --s,~.t
FARJeoN has gained a considerable fans
with his exciting stories, very full Of human
ity and improbabili,ies. This is his last.
appears to be we'll supplied with Che pecu
liarities OF the author.
B For sale by j. T. ELLYsos.
ia Text. Book sef Human Physiology. De
signed for the Use OF Practitioners and
StuoeQtS OF yMeGlcioes 6y AUSTIN FLINT,
tJr., III. Dr. Professor of Physiology snt
Physiological Anatomy in the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College, New York; Eel
low Of the New York Academy of Medi
cine, &c. New York: %. APPLETON q Co
Avery elaborate work, faely printed and
illustrated.
For sale by y. I. ELLYsos. az
Cartoons. BY MARdAssrJ j. Passion. Bos
ton: RoBgRTs Bn0THERss 81
This volume, By Mrs. PaEsroNs . southern
lady, IL her third book OF verse. T his ID di
Yl1ed into three parts: = Cartoons from tht
Life Of tho Old Masters, 2 g Cartoons from
tho Life OF The Legends and "Cartooni
from the Life OF To-day. The frst collec
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bsRaH, she humanitarian, has written 8
setter 70 the New Jersey people denonncing
the fox.hunters and recommending that they
be sbot-a retrlbuiicn they richly deserve.
for their fox.hunting abortions! Hurrah
( + Bsaea
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asy MOTTO FRAMES AT 5oc.i Pin IN.
lsiIITURE ERAsfES at 2oc.s and n0e., ~ -sI.s
81 douele the rsoney-rthese Frames are III "1''
NOTICE ana f d 8 and zoe. - ~
Rss(Jk MARKS &C 8 and &C.; .,.,, :
sHADED EABE0iDERY.SlLka y ac: Sss ) N ali
GILT and SILVER PERFORATED PAfsE N -
coL Iss 1sD s sssis sianEn zEpayR woRsTED'
USHLEACHED KNITTING-CorToSx a. &c
RI.sACHED KNITIIEG-COTToN ~ DOLE =
sizes from Gto 80, y soc. per poaaa: ,,s bsss
sRWFEG-SiAOHINE Oh ~. large besties, tla :"
Sssstsssssi 3 .s ssss sI ef the
Ing maebines at 4c. each, mailed % any aS''''
IcLa q SSsi a snd 20 eoATs's spoesrcorsoS ~
LETTER sE asssas AToHELs NEE WIN sa,asr st u
aIs s9G sA e Cos g y Il no
IrT e ana 81 RUBBER JawELRyiu great ysrts s.I
{ aree TAINTES BR EASTEiNS In Great T Y. III.
NE{iK.SChRFS for laaies rom los. ap 70 sL,y ~ IL
| the largess cheapest. and bess assorted s'0N>
slL NJ ssfassssbkEaoaIkysl u grss. s.rs.s,
|ursssss a sss w Wass.IsTLRTs BOOKS an
"a ssssstea. Nc sHlar.Be s.sraa'ea''
pure nne.i as zoe. worth DOC. s,,,t,a,.
BissniSas, RRxiDs, fRi and lEsiaskk SSS'
= HI q LEYY RRsssnIsMi.Iss
Loss at eas oNE.pplLAA TWtraQ4t4a o NJ i
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y Harper's Weekly contains an article on the
third.ternl ghost, in which it says: s"'@
lathe tenacity with which the opposition
insist upon the probability, and even the
purpose, of q denomination Of the President
shows that they are driven to invent o bug
bear in order to appealto the country
d We beg your pardon. General Cir ANT is
the author of the bug bear, and it will trou-
BILE the Radicals more than the Democrats.
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Mr IF YOU WISH TO FIND OUT

@y IF YOU WISH TO FIND OUT
ias SPif They have Just opened one Of The
ctpaly purchased at the recent New York auctions
and clostng-out Gales Of manufacturers Ihey are
Twents- five pieces beautiful styles of PLAIDs at
4Sc.; CAMsL's-HAIR PLAIDs at 6oc, re-
BRIGHT - 29s YARD less s ,h ss regs gu
sassa ffR2 reduced cc
81; GAMsGs-aAIR s Il TIM at &c. re-
sTse Stock s Of and MoHaRs at
25s-mqeh beloy regq liar value; aoc = aoo
at 4ae. - w si fully soc s' 1e
l All. 'ffsrty-tSo inch wide TAaiisE at
cAs SIS fSa pRSP = fpETA BoMBAzINEs,
bhs sfEk Ill isIy siSs +.
worth IS, at $3.50 worth 81, best Imported at
cosossp D0s SILK in all the latest shades Also
Also. ali The various evening shades nearly half
al ass GsSa of BIhek SILK nearly
~ at 1925 worth 50; = -
VELVETEENS, Ia various new shades at 50c.
worth 9Oc ; Black at SOC. worth 50c-, at Doe.
worth 90c. Plaid tnewl at Too worth 81 %;
Imported POLONAISE, silk embro idcrec,s from
s2S TqEsh fnll I Hnse ar aze worth
25c.: fleece. lined at Sc. worth 37c.; -
90 dozen elegant KID 5GAUNPLEPSi at7 foc'
BUCK GAuNTIETs at 75c. worth $3.50 =.
81 dozen. rFLEECE-LINED GAuNILETs at
a. p oSs; s sssEaGBRowN TISSUE at soc. worth
GO Dozen dozen pure SILK sCARFs at 25c. worth Soc,
at Acc. reduced from 1885,. ,,,,n
A large stock; Of BLACK. and WHITE ZEAL
LACE, comprising GuipIre, Yak, Vaiencien-
nee, and English Threads; II 81
Also, IMITATION LAcES-ail from recent aucI
90 dozen oNE-BUTToN KID GLOVES, 5x,!6,
= and 6S In size, at 60c. worth VI .26 va -.
1875 dozen BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED,. In
cuiing OPERA SHADES, at 75c.-cheap at
A large stock Of CARP ETS and OIL CLOTHS
from auction: and thousands OF ether goods, at
no 90 between Third and Fourth streets.
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q i, cnnsists 81 iIal6shes Spcrsons for ihe
most psss 81 old Itslian and Flemish painless

tis, cansists 81 dIslsahes I'll pcrsons for the
most psrs Of old Italian and Flemish painless
and aculp.ors.
Inarolher daparttne appears hsaqthor.s
poem on the illness OF the Prince OF Wales
a production which, attracted notice In Eng
land. Mr. GLADSTONE read IT laloud IN the
House of Commons, and It doubtless Vas
regarded with all the deeper interest be-
cause II came from 81! Z
..-withrn Sir Walters oid Dominion, {.
Among Virgin yalleys q
@ - !. shuF away s,ss..ts y; /. "a
The following poem, from Mrs. PRssToss
hook. is justly spoken Of By contemporary
as "a tender, womanly piece &:
.BY-ASp-BY. 81. .4,zs .-r3a
yrh,t win IL matter by-snd-bJ,
"Wa I'm the my Path below was bright.
whether IL wound through dark OF nght, =
T9as5 i sssf S Ss E9!aSh s ssyyandbys
What will 1t matter, by,and-5y,
Whe, her, unhclped, ] toiled alone, tsT
,.c Dashing my foot agaipsta stonet II Il
B s,sai1s me me shink Of the 2Tl,
A What VIII itmatter by-and-by,1s .sseg9l q
Whether with dancing JOY went r. :: ~! I =.
Down through the years WITH gay content, i
Never believiDg-pays not IT, a.
Tears would be sweeter by.and-hy! ~, -
What will II matter by-and-by,a. .a!aa5J "a
Whether with cheek TO cheek I've lain (.
Close by the paIlid angel Pain, =. 'iFf. =
- Soofhinzmy SELF through sob aud s1Rh.'H
i, .-"AIl will be elseHise by.and' oy =, rise 10
what will ii matter9 Naught,mT r'2ta ~
!. Only am sure the way I've trod,T. ,a1t 81
Gloomy or gladdened. LEADS to God, ~ = ! i.
(. Questioning not Of THE how. the why, -
II but reach HiU by-and.by.l bhiD'" 81
What will l care for the unshared agh,E >.
If in my fear Of lapse or fall. - -
- Close hare clung 70 Christ through all, Jol
Mindless how Tough the road might lie. y | "a
Sure he will smoother 1t by-andrby.t ~:
What Wilt matter by. and.by?. lat;-t.EI
Nothing but this that Joy or pain t#Frl i
Lifted me skyward- -heiped TO gain,
Whether through rack, or smile, or sigh,
Heaven-home-alli in all-by-and byl
The Cartoons is for sale by WEST, JOHN.
sTON & Co. -s
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I nYEING. cI.EANrNa. DO.

.RNcKENNEY,Ss STEAM DYEfNG AND
4 20 CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT SaEt
81 sf,c phee 10 have ;GRHFLEMEN,s CLOIHISG
cleaned, and faded wearing apparel rs-colorsd
Ladiea dresses, sAawis, sacqass, &a.s cleaned and
dyed. Goods received and returned by express
Als ssaEshall stree, near Fifth no 2s-sm
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PERSONAL.

GARD OF THANKS.-MR. r. N. PAYE-
" TER. OF the Western Union Telegraph om-
Citizens, Will please accept my thanks for The ser
vices rendered al the fire sunday morning. But FOR
tnem NV entire stock of fifteen thousand dollars
worth OF Iadfe5' underwear would have been de.
stroyed, which was covered by only two thousand
FIVE hundred dollars. lnO 3O.1tl z. BkOOkE.
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DEATHS.

3 lied, yesterday evening at s7f O'Clock, BIER
NARD D., Infant son OF Bernardo. and Henrietta
Cbalkley
dence, 4QS Leigh street, WEDNESDAY MORN
ING at 10 O'Clock. The friends aud aeqaaintances
Of the family are invited 10 aifend. ~ 5sik,.s
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: M NOVEMBER 8, 1875. .. ha,.t<
MORE NEW DRESS GOODS. CLoAKs, BLAS-
.a. KETs, sHAWLs, AND SILKS. = q

: VI. IL. PRICE q GU arc CpSuIUE uaN1 1870
- New CAMELeS-HAIR PLA1DS, m
AZ and 5-4 CkSHMERES,
diagonal POPLlNs, all grades; 4
.I / New MOURNING GOODS IN camefS; hair;
CsSHMFRES. BONBAZINES, &C.;
SHAWLS and SgTTS-great variety. - s3
COLOREDz DRESS and TRIMMlSG-SlLkS. :
WATER-PROOT CLOTH, all colors;
SPLENDID CALIFORNIA BLANKETS In extra
= REAYER-CLOTHS for ladies', clcaks;
BEAVgR-CLOTHS for overcoass;:a
for gentlemen and boys of French
! English, American, and Virginia naake1sn
enormous stock. moo
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;;srARRrA aces.

Marrtes, On Thursday. November 1851 s75, bys
Rev. 70. 81 N5nfree. j. o.. OLLIE EsEyonnzesta
rico County, 90 WALTER I'll. CHE AEHAd, or
Chesterds I'D county Va. Eofeatds.
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Sir WALTER SooTT's story OF the pretend
ed deaf:mute is no longer improbable. Read
the story of J. a. HEADRICk in our columns
this morning - y. !.
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Ge TABLE-CLOTHSj ND, HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS at extraordinary bargains;
PURE LINEN TABLE-DAMASk from 37'4c per
yard up to So
TABLE-CLOTHs from one aud quarter yards up
h to five yardslong-ali very cheap;
FRINGED NAPKINS from 6Oc. uPto 70 per
DOZEN; r.
I.arge-slze NAPKINS from 81 up 10 90 per dozen;
TURKEY TABLE-DAMASK atel, $l.lO,
GoEoRED NAPKINS in great variety and yerI
BUFF TABLE-C0YERs all pure lincn,- at &c.
PINK iTABLF-cOvERs, all pure linen, at Use.
H1IJ GPlsB X towels all pure linen. from
~ l.25 TO $12Per dDzen;fa S4s -.
CRASH and STAiR-LINEN, In MI qualities, at
-. LEVY BROTHERS..
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RICHMOND AND DANvuLE RAILROAD CosP'Y,l
RICHMOND, VA, November IL, 1875. 5
NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN stockholders of this company will be held at
the Exchange Hotel, In the city Of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of December next, at
~ O'Clock NJ. The books for the transfer OF stock
Will be closed from the 30th instant until after the
day of meeting. RICHARD BROOKE,
no l2.td Secretary.
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ROARDINa AND LoDGIN6.

mo MEMBERS OF THE LEGlSLA'
4 TURE.-Mrs s. a.. SEMON, No. 1902, Ross
street (only a few minules' walk from the Stale.
House) Is prepared to furnish FlRST-CLASS
ROOMS, with BOARD, In style equal to any IN
the city. Table supplied with the best the market
Affords. Please Gull aud examine. ~ no S0-2t" =
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rg MORE BARGAINS

1...,,.. J IN BLACK SILKS.
II. q. PRICE e CO. have on the way more of the
20 CENTENNIAL BLACK SIEks, the most fae
nous goods In the world, fos which they are
Also, BLACK GRos-GRATS srtKs, 81 to S.; new
shaped BgsTLRs, new pattern pRISTs, BoutE.
WARD SKIRTS, Genflenen's ALL-WooL and
MERINo SHIRTS, Ladies' am Cbltdren's ALL
WOOL and MERINo SHTErA LADIESp KID
(. GLOVES, hest makes, and expected every hour:
LADIES BLACK CLOTH CLoAks OF most approved
splssndM line new BLACK cAsuxEnEs snd Az
~ PLCAs. s ~ 7SsfEs4sa,3 - 6163asG8. no Q
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EVY,S HALL FOR NT.-First-
~ class b LL-RO0M, with auto and supper
rooms attached. Parties Wishing 10 engage this
dcsjra Bile ballroom for balls sorees, ETC.. can OBJ
tain II upon very reasonable terms by Applying at
the Office OF LEVY BEOISEkS'
and SATURDAY NIGHTS. -''r no 4-1m
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RICHMOND, VA, November 26th. $50.
I. HEREBY APPOINT JOHN K. RED.
i FORD as my AGENT TO carry on the BRICK
LAYING BUSINESS In all Its branches. TO BUY
and work for cash only. n. 4. REDFORD.
no 27-3t< -t.t -. ts5.t =t.z ..as. ..s..# .'t.-
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TOYS AND DOLLS.

a TMORE's MINCE-MEAT-TO THE
n TRADE.-As agent for Atmore's Minsec meat;
and at his price, offer 5000 pounds, the BEoi IN
blckets, fairs, and Tins. Also, 200 caddies DiANo-
RIA and WARD brands TOBACCO. ID months Ole.
- :. - - LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
oc "a 1412 Main street
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAURoADf
COMPANY. TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
RICHMoNDSVA., November 9, 1875.
annual meeting Of the
IN stockholders OF this company will be held at
the Office of the mpany, corner Byrd aud Eighth
streets, on TUESDAY the 30lh Instant at II
O'Clock NJ.
The books of transfer Will be closed from the 18th
instant until after the day of meeting.
NJ. w. WARRINGTON,
no o.td Treasurer.
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MEETINGS.

- OFFICE GRAND SEcFETARY,1
10 RICHMOND, November %, 1875. IS
THE GRAND ANNU All CON sSs@zs@i
! 4 VOCATION or the ;GRAND, Royal VA
be held at st. Ibans HALL on THURSDAY, SSfSASD'
December 6, 1875. at 6 O'Clock P. 81. 60. Bf
!. BY order OF b. II. HARRIS, G.H.P..nLgIsG 80.
ffr...s ~ ty,,g 3 /, 49,: John DOVE, -
no 29-td Grand Secretary.
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aT RELIGIOUS SERVICE, conducted

mr. RELIGIOUS SERVICE, conducted
by members of the Young Mems Christian Assoe,a.
ton, win be heidin the OREGON HILL METHo-
DIST CHURCH THIS Tuesday EVENING az
quarter to O'Clock. Alipersons are invited 60 at
tend. &393 .37.sf658Rtts ~, q {fHs{ IS
& nT- ST. ANDREWS DAY-The ap.
pointed day OF microscopy prayer fer missions.
Divine service at. ST.PAUL's CHURCH at IL d.
TO-DAY. e s.ts}iH Da.G1G5iH q; tfia t.is:a to
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81 to % per hundred. al
III the DISPATCH PRINTEAGsHoUHE..
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

GPECIAL NOTICE-NOW'S YOUR 81
y TIME.-Prepare for the Christmas holidays CD
before the rush takes place; and II You cannot az
ford 10 treat yourself TO a new HAT WALL ALTER
your old one to the present style, to look like new
TRIMMED. ...,r. N. CUNNlHGfAm,
No. 8 Ninth street, two doors above Main.
no 40. eod3t<5, Iysr.,5,E :, .'% 80 seq
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~INTTIAL HANDKERCHIEF >,
: real hand usedIe-worked. made In The CONVEX"
> j in Paris, reduced SIom $l to- 15e.: a, 20
HEMsTITCHED HASDkEkCkiIEfstto" sA'O
TO 50 per dOzen; nrprnI
COLORED-B0RDERa and Z. ID BRO!DE
HANDKERCHkEFSia great gar nieTa airps,.
The best 0NE-DoLLAR TWo-BurroS ~
EGLOVES In this city. $3.50.
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aMUaENENEs.

PROFESSOR henry F. LAUBE'Si gA
G TERPSlCHOREANIN STITUTES-hal "a
over LEVY BROTHERS., Richmond, and LIB Es1hSHS
ERTY HALL Petersburg.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
at O'Clock gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS at 7:30 O'Clock.
B! Petersburg classes are taught MONDAYS and
THljRSDkSS =. oc l2 3m
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-07-01
The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
Physicians or sold by Druggists, that
carries such evidence Of its success ana
superior write as BoscnEE's GERMAN
SIRtf Cor Severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the Breast, Consumption, or any dis,
ease of the Throat and Ltngs' a ,pr5cf Of
that fact is that any persccR afflicted. can
get 4 Sahpse Bottle for 10 cents and try
its superior effect Bsfsts buying the regu'
lar size at 20 cents. 1t has lately been
introduced in this country from Germany
aud its wonderful cures are astonishing
every one that use it. Three dcses wi
believe any case Try it. Sold by. j. S.
Mathes, J~onesboro'. Tenn. o.
A. II. Cousseus & ca. Nashville Tenn
Wholesale Agents,
april l5tf. ''AA
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-07-01
sundny schesI Jubilee.

Those Of our citizens Who did not attend
the Sabbath School Jubilee; at the NJ. L.
Church last Sabbath after. noon, missed q
rich and enjoyable entertainment of which
singing and appropriate talks and reci>
tations we're the chief features. Mrs.
Capt. Newton Hacker, presided at the
organ, and led in the selection of song
whose rendition Mas fragrant in melody
add inspiring in charm Mrs. Hacker
tSEcs especial pains aud pleasure in in.
STRUGGLING tR5 Scholar. in the difficult art
Of singing we'll; and their harmonious and
well'truiued voices attest the gratifying
rcsttl, IF lisr eafnest attentions. The
music WIS varied with Rotations BY Miss
Lula GflshsiH; and Muster John Arms
strong, and 81 judiSibus and happy no.
marks from Re-. P. y. tJwan, Rev. j.
R. Shultz, Capt. n. HacRst and Col. R.
Ii. DUNCAN, who impressed upon the as
sembly the necessity Of sastaiaing the
Sabbath School as on au2ilist} to the
prosperity of the church, and the slbwth
and promotion Of morality in the coRfhh,
nifty. The entire services we're full Of
the most pleasurable interest, the large att
tendance seemed to feel that it was good
to be there, and all left feeling better
and lighter-heartcd. We hope these de-
lightful occasions will be frequently re-
peated, as the bringing together of oul
people under the influence of sweet and
beautiful songs and words of counsel ant
encouragement will make US all bette,
and inspire feelings of kindness. brother
hood and charity towards one another
which is the full escence Of the religion
of the Gospel.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-07-01
OTATEOF TENNESSEE.
y Chaucery Court at ElizabetLten.
Petition.

John HushesjE Simerley, s:W.F Williams
Lawson Clifford j: G.. Harden and
W. Il. Sterling: Ea>paTte.'
WHEREAS, the above named parties
have fled their petition in the Chancery
Court at Elizabethton, Tenn, asking that
they be substituted to all the fights, pow.
ers, pritileets and i~mmunities, and subs
ject to all the liabilities of the act incor>
porating the Fast Tennessee and North
Caroliua Rail Road Company and acts
.amendatory th6tsof. and further clothed
with all and singular, the rights, powers
and privileges granted ana Finished by
the general Laws Of the State touching
Railroads, &c. This is therefore to
notify all persons who may desitt 50 to do,
to appear before the Chancery Court at
ElizabethtSn, Tehh., on or before the
first Monday Of August next and show
cause if any they have Why the prayer Of
Petitioners shall not be granted. 1t is
therefore ordered that this notice be pulls
lished for 80 days in the HERALD AND
TRIBUNE, a newspaper published weekly
in the town of Jonesbero', Tennessee.
This June 2Stb A. d, 1879,
JOHN G. SMITH, c. & NJ.
June | VA pr $40.