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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

The strike in Dundee is ended. The
mills reopcncd to-day, the operatives
having consented to work at II reduction
of five per cent.
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The New Reservoir.

The Board Of Aldermen on NJ 'nday o'o
q wise thing in providing for the proS'Su
ton 0! the work on the new reservoir. VI
course we take il that there " III be 4 psol'P'
concurrence In the action OF the a'o''lne"
M the councilmen who voted S2oo,ooo 10
tho prosecution Of the work. The reductoh
OF the sum to 900 will he 30 oar 10 'he'f
sconicsccnce. since it will insure inc coh''"'
uu;jon OF the work, which they THINK impol-
tant. -,
:, the work is 20 go ahcad-a fact crafty
;rc 70 the people. They have no idea Of APP
n,opria;ing hundreds OF thousands OF dol
las to the construction OF an Indispensable
pi,hlic work that is to be stopped to hunt
for alleged pecul4;ion in administrations
hunt that may clearly be carried on While
III, work progresses. Indecd, why has an
investigation been postponed to this Gay
Why has not the investigation or the audit
ing OF accounts been vigilantly maintl!ned
1,ari pGSSu with the work Itself: HAD lhsl
been the case there would be no necessity
now for general amaZ"mcnt and Gcherai
stoppace TO take breath and turn over toc
du>t-heaps.
loHS RASp,Lrn once, in 4 speech IN the
mc,aoyaol Constitutional Convention OF -,
asked "Mr. Pres dent, if meet bad mn
in he road. Shall go home and take dose
q calomnl:" Exactly! i that the way to
do: Upon the bare rumor that bad man
is hidden about public work, shall the
whole community stop all work ard WITH
CONSERVATION 90 creeping about 10 ma
him: We rather suspect that the ccmnunity
hss seen TOO many bad men 10 be frightened
from all propriety AT the rumor that enc II
come. Nor has the community come 10 the
conclusion that losses from bad men are 10
be recovered BY stopping 10 wonder at them
instead OF going ahead to repair the damages
that they may have occasioncd:
The city government is taking the wise
view, and are determined to let the great
work 90 ahead. The Investigation, iilnml-
mated by the experience Of an "eX2crt,' Il
to 20 on. For The sake Of the men employed
on the work IS well as the city, we hope
that al that has been done may be found to
be correct. But be it so or not, We shall now
have the assurance that the work will be
pushed ahead, and will not idly be delayed
for an examination into acts which can have
no bearing upon the merits OF the work IL
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s..EerAL NOTICES.

NAT. 60 10 SYCLE BROPHERs'sTU
buy your DRY GOODS, as they have the largest
and bcst-assorted stock or FOREIGN and Do
MEsTIC GOODS In the city. To their very ex-
tcnsire sock they have just received
| 3, 900 PAkASULS of the latest Styles from VI up
t(S5;t *.l
s. 600 pIeces NECK and sASH-RIBBONS, in all
coiors and widths, from sc. per yard up;
Ahanosome assortment of PLAIN. LINEN, EN-
BROIDERED, and L ACE HANDhEh'
CHIEFS:
/ 900 different styles SILK and LACE TIES;
All the late sta4es Of the best brands MD
GLOVES at 75c, and 81 worth 81 80 and 81
pair;
LADIES, and MISSES, STRIPED HOSE-an end
less variety; --.,
HAMBURGa EDGINGS and 1SsEBTINGs-the
most attractive assortment ever shown In this
or any other city before;
COTTON TRIMMINGS and COVENTRY RUFF
filings from l5c. apiece up;
1o, 600 pieces DAISY TRIMMINGS at Csc. apiece
usually sold at 81 .25 and 81 so;
10000 yards CAMBRIA INSERT1NGS-only
csc. for a dozen yards;
Latest sly eS LINEN COLLARS ana CoFfo just
received.
Specal attention Is called TO our stock of WHITE
GOODS, such as Tarlatans, Swiss Muslins, VIC
toris Lawns, Plain and Striped NainsookS'
Null Musns, &C.; which we will offer at the
lowest prices.
NOTTINGHAM LACES and LACE CURTAINS
very cheap;
500 TIDES Just opened at 81 worth double the
money;
large stock of LACE sACQUEs and LACE
SpKlNG and SUMNER SHAWLS:
We have all styles DRESS GOODS from l2Hc. per
Another lot PoNGEE FRANCHISE in the hand
soonest shades ever shown; t,
SILK and JAPANESE POPLlNS, plaln auu
striped at soc. per yard;
BLACK and COLURcD GRENADINES from
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than ever;
BLACK-A Np-W II / T E-STkIPE. q NJ NJ + X
SILKS at 75c. sold everywhere ut 81;
Large stock OF SPRING and SUMNER CASsl-
TABLF-i.iNENs, TOW ELS, and NAPKINS at
great induced cnts:
NATTINGS white and fancy checked.
Call and look for yourself al the bargains offered
NJ slCLE BROTHERS,.
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
app
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will prove abortiyc. The people will .socn
he clad that it is so.

Our friend OF the Petersburg Ne'rs Ia too
kind bv great deal. 1t proposes us Tor the
LEGISLATURE upon The platform Of paying the
debt. We cannot be a candidate Tor TIE
Legislature, but there are better men WHO
will as readily staud on the platform OF the
State honor as we would.
We are for sustaining the law as declared
bv the decision Of the Court Of Appeals, and
for sustaining the honor Of the State. This
/, our platform. and We shall stand by it, as
xe hope the PEG olc Of Virginia will. To do
the reverse OF this y i'll not only break down
safe and private credit, but absolutely dis
able the Government in the exercise Of its al-
tAority. 1t will reduce the State TO anarchy
and disorganiz atom.
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mr. ON TUESDAY, APRIL 9TH,
II we will offer the
LARGEST STOCK OF sILKs

LARGEST STOCK OF hILKS
ever cxhlbtea In Ibis city, and at prices that VIII
astonish the closest buy ers.
BLACK -GROS-GRAIN.,SILK~-a at s1.1o worth
s1.5e;
BLACK GROs.GRAIN SILK at s1.25 worth
Sl.65;
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at sl.35 worth
$1.75;
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at s1.4o worth
S1.S5;
BLACK GROs-GRA1S SILK at $3.50 wo nth 81
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at s1.GJ worth
1926;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at 1910 worth
$3.50;
BLACK eros. GRAIN SILK at SO worth 1913
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at 81 25 worth S.;
RACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at $3.50 wer tn
1926:
BLACK GROs.GRAIN SILK at s2.75 worth
1915;
BLACK GRos-GRA1S SILK at $3.50 worth
$3.50;
BLACK TAFFETA SILK At S5c. worth 81 4o'
BLACK Taft SlLh 1T p wa =" 'N'-''
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at 1925 worth 1918;
pI,A,,K TAFFETA SILK at sl.35 worth Il .S5
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at SO worth $3.50;
pLAIS-COLORED SILKS at 75c,, 81, 1925,
s1.s5,s1 SO, s175. 90. 81 25. and $3.50. Par
ticular attention is called to the Silks at 81 so
and a2 per yard also, to the elegant shade OF
green for evening dresses at sl.5o' winch Is
well worth 50 j o, and light-blue at $3.50 worth
81.
STRIPED SILKS at 75c., s5c., oOc., IL, ana
S1.2J. Particular attention Is called I" inc
BlacS-G round White Stripes and Gray-dround
Black Stripes at 90c. worth 81 20.
CHECKED SILK al : per yard;
BLACK LINING-SIGK, extra WIDE at 70 ana
s5c per yard worth Il and II 20.
Those in want of SILKS should not fail to eN'm-
Inc our stock, as arc prepared to offer eNtraoru
nary OF 5a""'e LEVY BROTHERS.
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DEATHS.

Died Tuesday. at 81 Z. NJ, Mr.. HENRY
JOSEPH BS, hMGS. aged fifty one years AN oo
citizen of RiChno . ,,,;
Ihr funeral VIII take rlace 1T 81. MAry's Ca'holc
clu-c nj Q O'Clock THUGS 'Af MIX NM nc
to attend without further notice
Baltimore and New York papers please copy
%
Died Oh the morning CT the 27th. Mr. JOSsiii
NIL ROY, In the fifty eighth year "f his age.
The funeral will take piare at he residence OF ms
snn-!n-law William a. Grnhb.. Ny. 49, Er"nk ave-
The rrIrnd, of the family are respectfully Invited
10 attend.
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PROPOSALS.

VIRGINIA ESITESTIaRY.
SUPERINTENDENT 5 OFFICE, April 81, 1878
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- c.ivri until O'clock NJ. on FRIDAY, April
30 1875, tor furnishsag the Virginia pit en-
tisry with supplies for the mouths of May ard
June the same 10 be delivered at the Virginia pen.
tteniary free Of charge for package or drayaee al
uch times and III such quantities ~ may be re-
CURED. 1870 ,a
81 barrels of EXTRA SUPtRFlSE FLOUR,
go pounds Of RICE Is tmpleE
700 pouuds Of kIU CoFFcr. (samplc).
1900 pounds OF SUGAR, brown (.amplc),
80 gnllnlis of CIDER WIN GAR,
l.5u0 pounds Of SOAR (Sample).
SACKS of i.lEEEpODL 3ALT,
800 gallons of NOLA SSf;S tsamplE).
1925 bushels Of IRISH rJTAfO LS, so pounds
to The onshcl,
80 barrels of "a EERINGS,
4 barrels Of ri KLf.S.
The abcve estimate, uf qut nttico are basd on
present number of inmates, 10 be varici as the
nm nbcr 10 be provided for may Increase.
Foims for proposals c,n b" stained al the oftre
of the &c oral Agent OF The pehitcntiary. No.
1912 Cary street, and NUT b. addressed 10 the un-
d.tsi"ued, endorsed "Proposs B for supplies ~
Virginia re ite4iary."t 10 he left 1t the oti"e OF
the >uperiutrn cent, With full statement OF brand
and quality of articles.
TIE Board OF directors reserve the ri1ht TO le-
cct any or all proposals oiirr j. BY or Ter OF the
Boarti. .GGCKl.E /. SIRUIHF k.
ap2S-9t SIperiB:endent.
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ME- COD-LIVER OIL,

ME- COD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTAT1ON-THE BEST,
PUKEST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony Of our physicians who
prescribe IT, and OF patients who have taken II, thai
IL is more accountable to the stomach and more
easily assimilated than any other oil.
fresh supply just received direct from New
foundlAnd. MEADE bAhEh.
Importing Pharmacists,
fe1o Sl9 Hain street.
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The North Carolina Gauge.

Several OF the more sensible ana less par
t>an papers of North Carolina are beginning
TO see that the fuss made over the change OF
gauge between Greensboro and Charlotte
was faniaronade of nonsense, uttered with
every atectation Of Indignation and rage in
order to frighten the people Of the State into
the belief that great injury was intende l
for them, while really nothing but their good
could follow the act.
Plainly North Carolina wanted, for the
bensf, Of her commerce, above all things
1>t. Uniform railroad gauge with the States
west and south Of her.
I'd. That if there must be breaks Of gauge
at ali upon her border'it should be upon her
northern border rather than upon her south
crn or western.
Will any North Carolinian who UNDER
sands the case Say that she does not want
thee things:
Now, then, the Danvile railroad proposed
10 give her this uniform gauge from the Cult
to Newbcrn and Morehead City. Would
That iniu.c her! There is but one line from
the West not susceptible to the control of
the Danvlle road, and that is the road cross
lug the Atlanta Airline at Charlotte and pro-
ccedIng by Ru.herfordton to Wilmington.
The change had no effect whatever on that;
Inn, a. !, i Ultimately 10 he connected with
the tennessee railroads, would it not better
Conform to the gauge OF the Tennessee roads,
y hich is five feat
! raj :;
..hou, the change Of gauge on the Dany!llc
rno,, The or.,t o,,;ec,ioo n il il only IN
.,;. ,,..;,,> ,o,,
the n'''''S' VI ''''"0i'o'.'' WYNN
lnole hostile 10 the iheepehoent' o'lec'
marine commerce OF North Carolna than
tney are to that OF Nlginia. The parti>ans
nc ,,ese n,onono,iS,s in North Carolina are
o.,.;,,,, ,,n;,'s, ,,,,ir a,,, roo,,,. and ,.;v-
ih''S "o'A'' '''N'' iva
lns away their own commerce. Such bliAu-
icss is unaccountabe upon any hypothesis At
all creditable to the partisans.
The Goldsboro' Messenger takes correct
xiey Of the question. Godsboro' is in East
frn North Carolina, on the Weldon and VIII
mjnston railroad, ut the point OF crossing Of
che North Carolina road which terminates
G., n1orabead City or Bcauf ,rt. The NeSsc0.
o.. saws that had the STATE consented to al.
lou the Danyille road to change the gauge
a. the North Caroliua road to Norehead
Civ
,[,. o,,1, ,.,.o o;,on tho Ano,,;or, .a
.,d thrnrrh il Nrvbera aud Morrbcad civ
"a, opportunity TO successfully comnetc with
She Virginia ports 70" The commerce OF the
west Had Sou'hHr>'. Ii Wo"u thaoie 'ue
c"'E--' WV VI r, tol.n "a o', '1 "
s s'I rrr,her son,h and we.t withonf break
Ink and in conss onepce at greatly re.
tiuc rites. 1t would have given our west
ell friends another outlet for their produce
by way OF Goldsboro' ana Ne"Derp. ~
, x; nain n, seu a nv" ahave al tormed
:. Consolidated railway connection with
alley of the Mississippi and its teemips
>'''n Of c"'1on' anu sugar ii ''os'
Exactly! And what can the " FURiosoS"
e. - his!
III, Raleigh Ne'os gets up map OF roads
J" :Ae GA North stare oy Mr.. W. u. COOK,
*A'cA II Styles tue Nos'n oarohaa system -
o. roads, anu speuuS soeo oeeree OF
''''o.'. s".A 49, ~ WV ."'A n",' nv
49, .F 49,. ~. "0A'" Ds''
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.HILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

JOHN DOES has the largest stock and greatest
variety Of CHiLDREN'S CARRIAG rS In the city.
those IN want will have an opportunity to select
their choice 0ui of about seventy five. Those fine
Gan bPY-TOP CARRIAGES have arrived al us
Main street. (ap 2Si TEMPLE OF FANCY.
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MAJ AT COHEN BROTHERS.
YOU CAN BUY
FRESCH-WOVE CORSETS at 45c. selling gene
rally at 65c.; their s1.75 Corscts at 92c. their
1915 at $780, their 1925 at $3.50.

Their BLACK SILL KS are proclaimed by all that
have seen them the cheapest ever offered in the city.
They are selling PURE SILK at 75c. Also. GROS-
GRAIN at il, at 1925 worth $1.65, at $40 as
good as any generally sold at 50; LYONESE at
sl.75 worth 50 so, at s2.1O worth fully So, at
50 10 cheap at 1925, at So. 95 warranted as good
as any in the city al 50.
Do not fail 10 see their BLACK ALPACAS be-
fore you buy. They guarantee saving OF from D
TO 40c- on every yard.
large stock of LACES, such as GUlPURE,
POINT APPLIQUE. yALTSCIINNES, and
YAK principally bought at auction which Ill be
sold ut the smallest advance.
4 large stock Of WHITE GOODS;
FRENCH SAINSOOKS AT 25c worth 40c.;
sOFT-F1NISH FRENCH CAMBRIA at &c. cheap
at37Hc.;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN much below
market value.
Also, large stock of IRISH LINENS cxtraord-
nlrlly cheap;
4 full assortment of PARASOLS. CASS1MERES,
HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY and many other
goods;
WHITE and COLORED MATTING;
Also, COCOA MATING at 45c. cheap at 60c.
ap2 %
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HORSES AND MULES.


HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECU-
lA TRIX or the estate OF ANDREW KRAFT,
deceased hereby notify all persons having claims
against the estate to present the to me for set
Element, and those Indebted will please settle as
soon rs possible. BARBARA hRATZ.
RICHMOND, A pril %. 1875. ap 2S-2t<
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NJ WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN, II

n1g WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN, Il
yards wide, at Csc. per yard worth Soc;
TUCKED CAMBRIA SHIFTING, u yards "lde'
a, SOC. per yari-resular price every "hcre 81
TUCKED CAMBRIA SklRTlNG for children at
csc worth soc. per yard;
Extraordinary bargains in HASDkERChl hfS'
Fifty new styles of RUFFLING at lower prices
than ever;
NECK-SCARFS in great variety;
PERCALES and CAMBRICS;
pIOUES, VICTORIA LAWNS, and general as
sortrent OF WHITE GOODS;
PRINCES and BIZ ITUNS Of the latest styles !;
HaMBURGH NET for making sacques' Jackets
polonases, &C..
LACtS for trimming same jn all qualities. al
,,o4 LEVY BROTHERS..
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/ AIDES FESTIVAL IN LECTURE
~ RON OF SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,

The lsdi of tue Second Baptist church will give
FEAST iu the lecu,e-room of the church
on THURSDAY aud FRI DAY. April 29th and
S0th, comm, ncing each cay at l O'Clock, aud con-
;inui ng until 2 al night.
DINNERS WILL BE SERVED EACH DAY.
Besides good. substantial food, there wiz be
plenty Of dainties aud delicacieS.
Admission free. a,20.3t
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m pARASOLS! PARASOLS!

Large additions to our Stock every variety VI
handle and material; all sizes all 10 DC sou IL 'lS
low prices. at
LEVY BROTHERS..
oo,. - our cboan SILKS, ap24
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! ~ns strsf;Es sst
~~~~. 4@->-.y~,~s. = >--~~--,-,-s~S-~
CORRESPONDENTS,

" Rrc,iMosp, April "a. 1878.
To C. H. Siegs,. Esq. Musicnt- director OF the ce-
sGngreretn Virginia:
Hear sir-fhe operas lately rendered by the &C.
a~gvt rein. un Ter YOUR able leadership. nave ~
iorded so much pleasure to our cltZen tina; we re.
spec,fully request n repetition Of them ut such
times as may best suit your convenience. in order
n1S 9th rs y 70 oS Spn a"
hon and nd Ira uon of your splendid cilr.s .,,.
In Gaze both operas canno be c9a ION.
produced. we hope. at least, thaI Der re'eeha@
viii be once moe p'csen'ea
Respectfully &c.
James l.. KerDper, James Mc,,ona'u'
John " Wright X. T. Chri ,lian.
Poinr, = u jIi,: ms u illInm =. Gilman,
Wi'IiaW 1 y ral"er' snr Il: sx cnmpseu,
T. r.H, o. o W,s smith, Z Il. Chambclayne, Jr
= " Nrt,.nce IT. sedd III Moison,
:. n. vi SON. George Ler,
j. \. BurgTyn, W. =: " lins'oH'
james Z. Bruce, Wv ro,
RIcuMosD, April 81, 1875.
10 His Ercelency TOrerno'J Z. Kemper' Go,o" 8
James Nc Dondtd, Hon. A. VI. hettfy, Leo' L.
Wheat, ESP. etc:
t;eu;lcncn,--i have IL honor TO acknowledge
Tia, receipt OF your very polite ana naltcre et.v,
Of il 81 Instant One Of ne h'shesa Of
operas in rit> city In II siyi. commensurate "i
The refined lnse of our tc0w-cii'zans, ana can
not pX rrsS IL you our grdllHcalDh ~ Ihc ~
nd cor, ial To-, onse which ON endeavors nave IT.
eel yctl from The public Oh all occdslo g..
Wc.crct ;ta, we canuot repeat at ms tiine Dolh
If the oras r,cutly rendered, but VIII so lar COM
nlr with your complimentary Tequest as 10 per-
i,iim - |; rl:.IsLUUIZ at the Theatre Nun
Day tTtN1SG. May 81.
! will add tlrt when your polite letter was rcaa
TO the tcsing, crcin every member at once pledeeG
himself IL 20 hi< utmost IL make the repttlton OF
DIN rREISCllUrZ by of the high compliment
paid !y you - the society.
Very respectfully,
roS.,t {. l.. SIEGEL.
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Me- NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
TIE largest assortment of KID GLOVES in the
city Tor ladies and gentlemen, in opera, light ahd
dark shades, &c.
Try a plir of TTO-BUrrON KIDS al 75c.
worth S1.15 4 pair, at
WILLIAM THALuIMER'S.
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GO FOR BECHER-B. BECHER, 1903 MAIN
STREET.
CASHMERE SUITS, CLOTH SUITS, FANCY
SUITS for children, NECk-TIES, BOWS,
SCARFS, HANDkERCHIEES, GLOVES.
WHITE aud CULORED SHIRTS slightly dam
aged by water, but good as new, at great sacr-
6ce. b. BECHER, l4U3 MAIN street.
an24 2w Richmond, Va.
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Nv Tur co-ERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
d A PKOCLAMATlu@. Information having
been received by the Executive .hat Wits Johnson
(cooredJ under Indictment for house~ore Ing mas
escaped from the Jail of Hanover county, anu Is
supposed TO be hiding somewhere near Hanover
Junc ion, therefore do hereby offer reward o.
ATTY dollars TO person who shall arrest the said
Wills ), h tcoloredI and deliver him Into the
jiil of said Hanover county: and do. moreover;
require all Office rs Of this Commonwealth civl ana
military. and request the people generally, 10 use
their best e1ertiJns 10 procure hts arrest tnst III
may be- brought TO justice.
~ Gi,eu undtl my hand as Governor. ana
Il. s.: under the Lesser Seal of the common
1900. wealth. u Richmond, this 2oih aaS Oh
April, A. ID. 1875. By the Governor.
JAMES l.. KEMPER.
JAMES MCDONALD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
DESC option.
WILLIS JOHNSON Is thirty FIVE years of age i've
feet eignt inches high: black color; UPPER front
teeth gone slightly bnwlegs d and walks itttle
ntoed; carries his head high when wsGibg !
speaks quick when spoken TO. weighs ABOUT Que
hunored aud seventy pounds; speaks MIN
whining voice. no marks recollected. ap aI-1t
VISITING CARDS, 50c. to 81 for 90, at
I the DISPATCH PkiSTISG-HOUSE.
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ISytsrlG alton OF ENPENUI.

TSEtsr!G alton OF ENPEND
Hv ukt u the coz STEU,TiON OF THE
NEW RESERVOIR AND WATER-WORKSI
Al lnee.irg of The Committee on R.fSrm ami
ketrenchment held tuesday, april ~, 1875, 1t 10
hssotctd, hat whereas this committee is charged
ny Tue cay Couuci with the ruiy of invesiy ting
,ne accounts. expen" iturcs. plans, aud proce, d.
ings o, the Committee on Water 10 the copsiruc-
non OF The new reservoir aud waier-works; and
whereas lnsi"uations have been made detr n entaI
10 the Character Of some partc, In charge of h, ~
,np,ovsnrn's therefore, as an act of justice to
me tomtnlttee on Water, we'll rs TO the civ the
COMMITTEES on Reform ana Retrenchmept adjourn
M 10 octock A. nj. MONDAY. May 8, 1875. and
eau GU, un"n citiztas who kLow anything oeuring
heir sames aud residences, the information they
can give to The chairman OF the committee, corner
OF Main and Ninth streets. during this week nd
they Will TIC called upon to give evidence as The
committee may decide.
VIC. CARRINGTON, Chairman.
As the committee cannot rely or act upon intima-
tons or synonymous communications. IT Is equested
that nothing but yactS be Stated In The c0mniuu lea
lions to the Committee on Reform and Re,rench.
me #, t"gclhfr with the actual evidence that can be
presented TO sustain assertions.
apps 81 w. C. CAREISGTON,
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PONGEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, PLAID
and SOLID. COLOR POpLISS, and DRESS
GOODS from zoe. to zoe. large line, and very
low. Call and look at them.
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ENAlR FOR THE BENEFIT OF GRACE
l. tHPi>COPALl CHURCH I he la lies If this
church win held FAIR at No. lC09 Main street
{ tearus's bl"ck) commencing MONDAY the 26 n
instant ct IL O'Clock NJ, aud continui& during the
week. from O'Clock Nj. 10 midnight. LUNCH,
ICE-cKEAM. LILY, CASS" = CONFrL-
T1OSEKlrS OF every .iid. Ais,.. u beautiful as
sor.mcnt Of USEFUL anG FANCY ARTICLES.
AZ 26-lw
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u rs,soLUlfoNs q PARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE OF RETIREMENT FROM
~ seldom & ERUCF.-JaM A. So DDOS
this Gath day of April 1875 Ieti-es from the firm
o: SGnDOi Il BRUCE, having tran fcrrcd his
interest therein To lis son aud partner. MIR. WILL
Liam c. >E' DON. VIII, with his other partner.
Mr.. THOMAS >. BRUCE, will enlarge the scon:
~ their past business, and under the same name
AMI style of SEQ, on & BRUCE carry on, al the
same stand. ii OF NERAL GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS.
AL the transactions OF the old finn will be kept
separate, cIoscd, and iqudatcd al malurit! by the
new concern
AOTE.-We have on hard full and attractive
assortment of GEOCEl:lkS aud LIQUORS., to
which we IT spcctfully cali the attention " the pun
lie. feeling assured that our prices viii be entirely
satisfactory. SEl1llt'N " hSUtF.
EIClIMoSD. VA. Aprii "a. 1875. ap2S-1w
DY MUTUAL AGREkMEN L Mr.. w.
ID II. HAMMOSI, this day withdraws from the
irln on account II bad health. The GEhhkt l.
tOMMISSlON Blsi.IESS Will b. CONTINUED und,r
The same sly IL Of firm Us heretofore
l.. T.. WILSON & co.
RICHMOND, VA, a rrii "A 1875.
In retiring from the firm do so for the rcason
above stated. AID mo chcerfully recommend the
ii III to tne full confidence oil the puzzle.
an 26-3t ". Ii. HAMMOND.
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.NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
i STOCKHOLDERS of the VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COGFENY will be held Il the Office
IT the tomnauy Oh u GsDh III ltll May. at 51g
o'cInrk T. ST. Is. G. WIFE Cry, JK..
an 81 I'd Secretary.
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MOURNING GOODS-a full line In BLACh
GRENADIN Is, ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, BON
BAZISES, WOOL DELAINES, TAMlSE, and
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE Wells,
GLOVES, and BORDEsED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, at the very lowest prices.