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THURSDAY, the Goth day OF July, 1876,

InLAoDAIs tnC SVtu oaj VI ouiJs low
Al Harper,s Ferry W Vs. on the several II 5espee ESP C.
public auction the following valuable real estate,
with the water power connected Herewith.
rrar as held 5y PGHfn @
yeyances to George Washington, Presidsnt or 1 me
Of Robert and hfF 5 s1 o NU
under direction Of the Secretary Of War: This This
nSs, p or musket faetory Byrnes Island and islands
A. and G, in the Potomac river, and all the strip
al and Wing Between said river and the streets
of the town OF Harpers Ferry, as laid down on the
e rsne Of Sde he
at said place with the canals dams and lP other PrT
baSfd IN lot No said ns s1s bo nag Sf ss Tne
TSaG hee IS Sr tnS I lot No. L
second-An Of the valuable water power entire OF
Re he ned States al the me u said sale in
bracing the Site of the rifle factory with all the ap.
saa mnp s5eS used at ths s Of @
Thrd-TwS lots situated IN HaT4eTS vP PeTT m nam IN
Of said properly, and said town of Harper Ferry,
Ss SS Si said f propePy in said block A. each
fronting 30 feet on Shenandoah street, running
sIey 10 feet @ wide. at the railroad einbanEment.
These lots situated near the intersection OF the
portion OF said town, and are considered desirable
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent; of the amount
for which each Of said lots sell will be required Of
the respective purchasers on the day OF sale. For
the residue of the purchase money a credit OF one
and two years will be given, the purchaser eXecut:
ing bonds, In equal amounts, with good personal
security bearing interest from day Of SALE A lien
on the property sold will also be retained to secure
'f The h above O suits We're Instituted by the United
States for the purpose Of subjecting the property
bereinbefore described to sale, and applying the
proceeds OF sale to the discharge of the bonds exc.
cued by defendants in said Suits at the sale OF said
property made by the United States In 1859.
Any additional information as to this property,
its situation condition and purposes for WHICH 1t Is
ada w furnished by the undersigned, who
soIicits correspondence on the subject.
gether with additional description of said property
and OF the surrounding country will be furnished on
Application This property Is considered among the
most valuable the country for manufacturing pur-
poses on account of its remarkable water power.
If said sale Is not completed on said 10Th day OF
july 1876, the same will be adjourned from day 70
day and time TO time until completed.
n. GOFF, Jr., Commissioner.
CLARKsBCRG, W. va. May II, 1875. myl2-th
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D II. wARNER, cor. 7th and F SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIN-
PROVED PROPERTY ON TIE EAST SIDE
nE SnITrH (,ApITDI, STREET. BETEEEN


SOUTH G AND ID STREETS.
By virtue Of n decd of trust, lated June Il.
- A. ID. ISL. duly recorded in Liber Ne. $50,
M folio 2is, one Of the land records for the Dis
~ trict of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. shall sell at public
AUCTION, in front Of the Premises, on TUESDAY,
July II, ls16, At 5:9 ocioek p M al those certain
Of " ashington. d. G. and known and distinguished
on the plat plan of said city as lots numbered
seven "a and eight, Is, } in square numbered siN
hundred ami ninety-one, (69l,) containing 1886
square feet, more or less.
Terms: Cash. of which 800 deposit to be paid
time of sale; and all cOnveyaHcing at Npensc of
purchaser. CHARLES A. JAMES. Trustee.
j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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FOR THE LADIES.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
pRoPOSALs FOR FUEL
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,)
QUARTERMAsTER's ORTICR,
WASHINGTON, May q, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oftice
until l2o'clock m. of THURSDAY, the 9th day
of July next, for supplying wood and coal to the
United States Marines at one or more Of the fol-
lowing places during the fiscal year ending 3Otn
The Wood to be mcrchantable Oak, and to be
delivered, piled, measured and inspected, at such
points within the limits Of the Marine Barracks
as may be designated by the commanding Ma.
rine Oficer, free Of expense to the United states
The Coal to be good bite Ash Anthracite Egg
Coal free from dust, and to weigh 22i0 pounds to
the ton to be inspected by the commanding Ma
rinc Oficer, and delivered at such points within
the limits of the Marine Barracks as may be desig.
mated by him, free of expense to the United
States; and both Wood and Coal to be furnished
upon the monthly or quarterly requlstion of the
uuired in accordance with regulations, viz: At
PORTSMOUTH, N. II.
ITO tons of Coal.
20 cords of Wood.
CHARLESTOwN, MASS.
ITO tons Of Coal.
20 cords of Wood.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
$50 tons of Coal.
90 cords Of Wood.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, ASSISTANT QUAR-
70 cords Of Wood.
WASHINGTON, II. c.
(Includng Guard at Naval Magazine.)
10 tons of Coal.
$50 cords Of Wood.
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
40 cords Of Wood.
GOSPORT, VA.
80 tons of Coal.
30 cords of Wood.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
20 cords of Wood.
MARE ISLAND, CAL.
so cords Of Wood.
100 tons of Coal
with the privilege of increasing the quantity
one third.l
The Wood and Coal furnished at Washington
city to be measured, weighed and certified by the
Government inspector appointed by the Navy
Department, and the expense attending such in
spection, Sc, paid by the contractor.
Blank forms OF proposals can be obtained upon
application at any of the Marine pests.
Payments will be made upon the receipt of ac-
counts duly authenticated by tho commanding
officers of the posts at which Wood or Coal has
been delivered. The right Is reserved to reject
all bids considered unreasonable.
A guaranty, to be signed by two responsible
persons. whose responsibility must be ccrtined to
by the United States District Attorney or United
States collector, must accompany each proposal,
otherwise il will not bc considered.
To be Endorsed "PropOsals for Fuel, and ad-
dressed to the undersigned.
WILLIAM B. SLACK,
MAJOR and Quartermaster L. s. Marine Corps.
mX2--tl
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CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFEINsURANCE COMPANY,

OF HARTFORD, coNS.-oRAGANIzED ISIS.
Assets January /, 1876, So f9i, $50 90; surplus,
q Ofa S5I %: increase of assets g, $50, 904 49,
fJANES GOODWIN, President: JACOB l..
GREENE, Secretary; JOHN IL. TAYLOR, Assist
A. c. GIBBS,
General Agent for District of Columbia,
142q Penna ave, over Milburn's Drug Store.
n
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LEGAL.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS
TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
=

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TRICT COURT OF TIRE UNITED STATES
IN AND FOR SAID DISTRICT.
In the matter OF the Real and Personal
PTSgeTty Of the EIrit National Bank No. u.s.
Upon the filing of the supplemental petition OF
Edwin l., Stanton. receiver of the abOvc-namcd
hank submitting the action of the court. an offer
made to him for the remaining assets other than
United States bonds of $lOS 81. 81. much more
as may with the proceeds Of said bonds enable the
uaymcnt and In full of what remains due on
thc principle of the Indebtedness OF said bank.
II Is this 23d day of June, 1886, ordered that said
petition he referred TO Nathaniel Wilson, esq. as
special commissioner of this court, with Instructions
10 inquire into the peicncy of the acceptance OF
OF said offer. and TO report his conclusions thereon
TO the court for its action the 18th day OF July,
1856 leave being hereby given 10 any creditor ol the
bank 10 appear before said special commissioner
with rcfcrt to said matter IL Is further ordered
that the said receiver hc and he Is hereby directed
10 car>r COPY of this order tn he published three
times a week, for three successive weeks. In one
daily newspaper published in the city Of Washing:
tom and also 10 send each Of the creditors OF said
hank. shall have heretofore filed claims against
said bank and who do not reside in the District OF
Columbia, copy Of this order
truc cOpy, Test: Il. J. MEIGS. Clerk.
BY l.. Z. WILLIAMS. Asst Clerk. jc2G-MW F3w
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
O~N~Oo.oooooc-o-c.n. .NcsrISo|NONNseSo.c0o~
BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING
AT HALF PRICE.

have selected from my shelvesa ~G11A
lot OF GOVD BOOKS suitable /5klkS
for suu, mer reading which will sell
WIN. BALLANTYNE,
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Alexandria d Fredericksburg Railway 4
Alexandria 6 Washington Railroaj,

For Alexandria g. L 500 g, TO- IL m. 1, b 4:e0 S,
s. 200 and n:4O p. IN. On Sunday at Il. IN, and
7p.m
For the south, via Rchmound, 11:4o p. daily, eI
cept Sunday. and via LynchDurg $50 u. IN. and
II :33 y. daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 6, Z, s. 9,
10, II a. m. !, 4:0, S, and p IN. On Sunday at
7and 10 4. m. and p. m.
Tickets, information, Sleeping and Parlor Cars
accommodations can be procured at the offices:
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
sylyania avenue, northeast corner of Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the depot, where
orders can be left for the checking of baggage to
destination from hotels and reside noes.
FRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr.
AiI-tf Gen'l Manager. Genl Passenger AGENT,
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
GERMANIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK CITY.

The oldest German Joint Stock Company in the
United States, Founded 1883. Cash Capital sJ1-
O0O. Cash assets 81 COO. Agency in Washington
ID. C., r. T. F..STElGER, 5I1 Seventh street. -,
A small local concern with nominally sSom91,
which Is only partially paid up. displays sign win
an imitation of our firm name. which coupled WIN
the fact that former agent is now the president
of that concern, is calculated to deceive our
friends and customers are therefore advised that
our only agency in ashington is at No. 5ll Seventh
street, and our sole agent B. +. stsiger.
RUDOLPH GARRlGCE. President
JOHN EDW. KAHL, Vice President.
National Republican., 1876-07-04

1915. GREAT 1875.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
JUNE 10, 1876.
Trains leAve Washington, from Depot, corner OF
Sixth and Il streets, as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, 6 a. m,
daily, with Parlor Car at Pittsburg;
7:40 p. m, daily. with Palace Car TO
Chicago, and n:0 4. IN, daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore 4 Potomac Railroad.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North, a. m, daily, except Sunday: and
7:40 d. m., daily, except Saturday, with Palace
Cars, 10 Watkins. For Erie, CAnandalgua, Buff
falo, and Niagara Falls l:5O q. m., daily, except
For New York and the East $40 D. m, daily, with
Palace Cars attached; Limited Express of Pullman
Parlor Cars 9:3j m, daily, except Su lday. For
New York and the East, sos a. IN. and l:iO p. M,
daily. except Sunday, with Parlor Cars attached.
For Philadelphia, sos and lao p. M, daily,
except sunday, and 5:3S and $40 p. M. daily.
Limited Express 9:35 In., daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore, 4:0 p. m, daily,
except Sunday.
daily. except Sunday.
For Annapolis. $500 and u:oO q. m. and 4:O p. m.i
eNceDt SUNDAY,
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NNSN\N~C
Future DAYS.

By authority conferred on me as commissioner, by
virtue Of dccrees passed by the District Court of the
United States for the District Of West Virginia, at
Wheeling, in the above three several chancery
causes, shall proceed on
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REFRIGERATORS.
Go to Headquarters for the Ice King Refrigerator
Ben. +. French, agent, l22l street.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
German American Savings Bank Safe Deposit
vaults, Federal buildings, cor. 18th and r SITS.
SEWING MACHINES.
p ! Steer Wheeler Wilson 5 Improved, 706 st.
Machine Needles and Repairing, cor. 7th and SITS.
SILVER PLATERS.
Edward stOpe. 6I9 7th ST., op. Patent Once,
STAMPING DEPOTS.
Naurer's, 6I7 7th ST., Op. Patent ONCE.
STONE YARDS.
lcker Co cor North Capitol and z sts.
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS.
Ratteries Wires and supplies George G. Maynard,
Ifa3 q street, corner of Fifteenth.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
&c Cigars Best Of all, $50 + ST., n. ".
= Jef Cowie' Cigar Palace, Cos 1th ST. s. "
UMBRELLA q PARASOL mANU'H
zohn Rogers 6I3 ID st. n. w; no branch store
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BugbearS.

Mr.. BLAINE told in his first speech in Ohio
OF decision recently made at Portland,
Maine, by Justice CLIFFORD, Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, which aston
ished the Buckeyes and lost some votes for
TnDEN il BLAINE was credited The de-
cision was that Federal officer might be
sued and made to pay for unlawful tres
pass. BLAINE lied, however, so as to make
his auditors believe that the officer commit
ted the offence while acting in the line OF
his duty. Neither Judge CLIFFORD nor any
other Judge ever entered upa Judgment
against a military officer as BLAINE repre-
scented it to have been done. The decision
was no doubt that for unlawful and UNJUST
fable acts of trespaSs military officer could
be made to pay. BLAINE is an unprincipled
demagogue, we are sorry to have to say at
this late day.
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General .Hagoosi.s .ssPosse."

General Hagood,s ssPOsse."4
REPORT OF OPERATIONS ON THE AIKEN LINE
THE CITIZENS CALLED OUT BIZ, JUDGE WIG
GIN-THE KILLED, AND WOUNDED
2 - lCharleston News Comier:l ~
The following report was forwarded by
General johnson Hagood to Judge Wiggin
on the 23d instant: - -. l,,.. !,
BARNwELL, S. c., September %, 1876.
Hon. p. T.. ,W,,iiggip, Judge Second Circuit
:. South Carolina "a. 81, -s,.f 49,
SI,-Infomation having been received at
this place at 4 A. N. on the 10th instant
that the riot said to have originated in
Aiken county from the armed resistance
Of negroes to the arrest Of q negro by o
colored magistrate upon the charge OF
brutality upon white woman had extended
into the upper portion OF this county
some thirty miles, hence, and that certain
white citizens riding upon. the highway
had been bushwhacked by negroes, one
being killed and three wounded, you before
a7iourning court directed me with such
men ASH could controlto proceed to the
disturbed section and act as the posse CONT
tdtus under the orders OF Mr.. James Patter-
son. the county sheriff, In suppressing the
riot and arresting the ringleaders.
IS. I at once dispatched couriers to the white
citizens nearest the scene iOf the disturbance
to act in the matter, and to others from re-
mote sections Of the county to meet me at
an appointed rendezvous, the sheriff accom-
panying me to the same. 20 rsas
While awaiting the assembly OF these at
the rendezvous, Mr.. Patterson, without my
knowledge or consent, but actuated by the
Flaudnble desire to suppress the trouble With
out risk OF bloodshed. went forward to the
disturbed district. While riding along the
highway in his buggy some eight miles I'm
advance ofme he was fired upon by three
negroes, who Immediately fed. Theywere
hid in the bushes ny the roadside, and did
not challenge him. His first intimation of
their presence was q volley OF slngs ragged
and broken bits OF leadl fired. b He Ia very
seriously wounde but Z trust vii recover.
Atedayllg tta next morning the citizens
Whom j had directed tosmeetl me having re.
ported 3seme iot them having ridden forty
miles the lfeyiolis hight 3 ihoYed forward
into thu DISTURBED district and Md thoroughly
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Me- ENTIRE i, a i i st Q 4 RE-
IN the e ely arc now at sYGLE BRoTHEEs We
e GoRs shs
at 75c. worth 81 80 dozen CORSETS at 81 wortn
oe sS d o bhss 1 bankr
sac e 89S S9ES m e to e9S esses Sold
Cheapest IN the siy SEAL Brown, 1 IRISH P0 OF
some DRESS GOODS. which we Win sen very cheap;
B BAck B BASS
S95 hi RhHq SGHHE Il St is5 s. worth worth
S1.75. The largest assortment Of BLACK Al
PACAs in the city. BLACK ALPAC "A At 25 and
and SOC worth SO and ESQ.,. BLACK ALPACA at
g AND s9f Tsrth s9s aH9 III GEArE ch26Th
very low prices. We cal! special attention to our
BLACK SERGE that we are Offering at 20c., which
Goos at se 7Se sSf!e VS. Y pieces
BLACK SILK sold at old prices. SILKS hare ad-
yaneed 50 per csn but we ss ous at old gssss
FLANNELs ut 20 and 25c. worth IS and $685.;
wor IS and az rs 7Sc %9f M and Soc
worth 80 and 90c.; FLANNEL ut 90c. and 81
%oTR Fl and SS e REb Faa
NELs "a full assortnent OF CADlBRIC EDGE;
1000 yards more fine LINEN Mt 65c. worth from
Soc. to ,SI.o5 per. yard look at our CANiBRIC
EDGES at 1oc. look at oqT UNLYA s,{,IB
CASSI1IERES! CASSIMERES. at 90. 75csr 81,
1925, $3.50, S1.75, SO, and $3.50, We call spe-
MERESs Gentlemens and ladies' UNDERWEAR
In great variety and ut very low prices Look at our
sHIRTS. 6aRPETsii CARPETst CARPETS!
CARPETS at 20 and 30c. worth 80 aud 800; CAR
PETS at so, so, 75c, and 81 per yard, 70 per cent
less than ever look at our soc. SHIRTS;a fuil as
and oM-GCLtoiTHEuGsin neaistyles aud patterns;
look at eur GAMgRIG EDGES NJ all prizes ieok s. ::
B 30 and BALMoRM . sKfRTsl In great
yariety,; handsome and new styles, and very low
prices: look at our l2ISc. TOWELSworsh 25c.i 800
pairs Of BLANKETS, white and cray BLANK NE E
from 81 .25 to &2S a. pair; .SHAWLSIgSHAWLS!
sHAWLs from, 81 mp to 40, SASH ASH RIBB0MS,
SCARES, EORSETS. STRIPED HOSE, HAND
KERCHIEFS,I and thousands Or other articles that
we cannot mention en- account OF not having space.
49, .f.... &. .ht;ffs SYCLEtBROTHERS,
No. 429 Broad street,
Z. Sc 90 fE'i. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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gress, and IS tue former ial Tho Int


Ter.
The word & alter !, ADORE quoted does not
mean that Congress MY alter the rcgula.
tons made BY tae State Leg slatures. hut
that II those legislatures neglect to make
s such regulations Congress may first
make = such regulations, = and afterwards.
if shlnk proper, -. aitc ouch rcguia-
tions o--thas Is, change its own laws.
What RE have said srs this editorial Is
CONFIRMED by the contemporaneous exposi-
ton oi tho above section made by the faith.
ers Of the Republic. 81 IS, ..ss,s 81.
s. ID. Madisoa's Debates, p. 4o1, it Is stated
that MIR. PMcKNEY, when this section came
up, moved to amend 1t 30 as to deprive Con-
gress 81 the power to change the times,
places, and manner OF the election Of senator's
misrepresentation. Thereupon Mr.. MADI-
SON said tKat Il was az proper to concede this
power TO Congress as Tor the British Parlia-
ment TO control the times, places, and manner
OF election IA the counties Of the Kingdom
| OF Great Britain; that there was no reason to
fear its exercise; that as this supervision
would be exercised by the Senate, which
was - composed of representatives OF
! the State Legislatures, and by the House
OF Representatives, elected by the people,
there could, he said, be no possible
| ground Of danger in its retention. 3 Further,
T it was power intended to be exercised in
4 the absence of action on the part OF the
State Legislatures, and never intended to
affect the qualifications fortvoting nor the
protection of the voter. - ~.
Chie:-J Justice WAITE in the Louisiana case
emphasizes this last point when he says
. Certainly it will not be claimed that the
United. States haze the po,oer, or are re.
quired, 10 do mere police duty in the States .
! We conclude that there is no constitu-
! tional authority for Mr.. PLEAsANTs's detec-
1tives or supervisors. The law under which
he, processes to act is dead letter. CHIEF.
Justice WAITE aud Mr.. MADISON killed it,.
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scoiired fhsf nor iong6s Il tn this county.
Z Al. Mrs Jossssn Is shiey,s place I found Mr..
PaSSerson and had hfs wounds atten dea ~
81 4 surgeon who accompanied me, he nav.
ing been rnnbie I'd sprocure dicai asslslr
ance ND 10. Tint time. Mr.. Patterson depu-
tized Mr.. John W. Holmes to disc haEge lne
duty he was now disabled from performing,
and that gentleman necornpa me 1 ar tll.
Il; found S that the white citizens from the
vicinity. together with those resident }. N
the locality, had completely suppressed, ~. .Hi
the present at least, the riot tnat gay. eyil-
disposed negroes had fed 70 sne sWamps'
and were then dispersed and disoig unlass "
J made several arrests, but In every cassl gs-
came satisfied that che parties were unsuslly
accused of participation In the Eloss a y
discharged them. q &, q I...
D Deeming It undesirable to keep tne conn
try In an unnecessary state OF excisemen.'
dismissed the citizens who fhaa gaccoi1 lpa
w: II. Wood and MT. III. A. Rountree. reii-
able citizens of that sectionfof the county,
nd once to procure warrants against four or
five men, whom I. was satisfied had been
ringleaders, and arrest and send them 10
Barnwellia ilior triaL upon their 'emergenee
from the swamps. 1qo slt3s .i.gSfIa 81
4 -Four hundred and seventy-fve Citizens OF
the county; mounted and armed, respond
| ed within thirteen hours to the call TO Pre-:
seryeits peace-among whom l am pleased
to- mention the Barnwell Colored Demo-
cratic Club. rict@HIlpt a;#' 80 80
soiimany exaggerated rumors have been
rife in, this matter that perhaps ut may not
be improper for me to. give you. what l
think an approximation to correctness In
the number OF casualties. Only two white
men have been killed; one seriously and
three slightly wounded. The number lof
negroes: killed, including the lighting IN
Aiken county,: is probably thirty. .;f,i!
i. There was some incendiarism and injury
to the railroad committed blythe rioters.t'
Respectfully, JOHNSON HAGooD.
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Come, Dir. Nortolk Day-Book, if ycuare
to retain your place in our esteem, you
must correct that story about VANCE. 1t
was Bob. INGERsoLL, the Republican in
tidel, that uttered the sentence which you
charge upon Governor VANCE.
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ssl patsn has bsadi issuea to j! D. limbo
denisfors cav-aMlss md to r. Kahle for
ihsihfps 49,.
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DEATHS.

Died. on the night of the 26th instant, at MS resi-
dence. in Goshen. Rockbrdge county, Va, Mr
JOHN T. ARMSTRONG;. -"
Died, on yesterday morning. JAMES BRANCH,
son OF John and India Cowley; aged fourteen
months and twcnty-nine days. 4=.s ..tn-
One by one the Links are broken, sr,ssf
.'s Links that bind life's precious years:
!, ltrOnc by one the partings spoken,
800 Paintings hustled In silent tears;
But the silence hears the greeting ~
From the far-of sunny shore, !,
! ,.. Where the links each other meeting 4'
49,. Are broken chain no more s..,:
His funeral will take place at The Third.Street
Methodist church THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
The friends of the family are invited to attend.
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srEgIAL NoI1CEs:
arLEy1 BRoTHERs
WILL OPEN THE DAY
THEIR new AND ELEeAsT STOCK OF B
FALL DRESS GOODS,
comprising ali the novelties, such as ST. q.
POLO CLOTH ARcTICs, DAAi4A Assp
MoHArR MIXTURES, BRosPToNs,
Il cRErekNEsfTwILLs,
4 SERGE STRIPES, sPLAIDst
PLAIN sgrT1Nss, BR1LLIa NTIS NE
FIGURED ARMuREs mall the shades Of The season.
BE sure to cai and examine our stock as our styles
are OF the best and our prices are lower than te
lowest. Levy Y BROTHERS OF ils
/ BoBB1N-EDeE, IS yards in = piece, for soc.
m BLEACHED AND UNBLEAcIiED
b. CANTON ELANEELs from 1oc.a yard up %.
the very best; .,.3.as n fttaY
BLEACHED and UNBLEAcHED CorToNs and
iJ4 sHEETINGs- keep always In weli-known
brands, and sell at prices satisfactory toour Gus
-. '.:.Ef,,t
toners. Il, l,s,E IL,
Real good bargains in our FLANNELss onr stock
u :, comprises WHITE, RED, BLUE, YELLOW
"a. and o,pERA-FLANNELs. You can save con-
b siderable by buying your FLANNEIs of US.
BED-T1CK from 1oc. yard up to the very best;
DENNIS sH1RTISG-sTRIPEs, CIIEVIoTs, and
DoMEsTICs of every deseriptions-all sold at
/ the very lowest prices at
s. LEVY BROTHERS..
Encourage Richmond enterprise by buying our
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