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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-07
SATURDAY. 4h 81, 1877,

sell at public auction, at the City Court Room
between the N ours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and ;
o'clock IN. of said day. the following de-
|scubed lot, or parcel ofland, or so much there
|of as may be necessary TO satisfy the sum here
,inafter named as ass- SEED against such prem
Uses for street Improvement, and all costs, to-
,wit: sns
Lot No. seventeen Q0 In outlot No. two ~
:iu Masters's subdivision of Drake & Mavnew s
Second addition to the city of Ind annapolis,
Marion county, Indiana, owned by John
IL Dung, against which is asSes sed the sum OF
nineteen dollars and twenty cents (sl9..0) for
street improvement in favor of Henry Clay
contractor.
HENRY w. TUTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis. Ind. March Z. 1877.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-07
LEGAL
ALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT

BY virtue of a certain precept to me directed
10y the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, In
3diana, and duly attested by the clerk of said
lefty under the corporate seal Of said city, will
lon 1a
SATURDAY. March 81, 1877,
sell, at public auction, at the City Court Room,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
5o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the following de-
5scribed lot. or parcel OF land, or so mucn there
1of as may be necessary 10 satisfy the sum here
anafter named assessed against such prem
Uses for street Improvement, and all costs, to-
3wit:
! Lot No. twenty six (26) in outlot No. two o.
lin Mssters's subdivision of Drake Mayhem s
ISecond addition to the city of indianapolis.
Marion county, Indiana, owned by John
Young, against which Is assessed the sum OF
nineteen dollars and twenty cents (Sl920) for
street improvement in favor OF Henry Clayi
contractor.
HENRY w. TUrEwILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis. Ind. March J. lo77.
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Sale for Street Improvement

By virtue ola certain precept to me directed,
|by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indi-
ana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city
under the corporate seal OF said city, will on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-17

From the mortuary statistics OF our prin-
cipal cities DR.. L. Fletcher ingalls,, OF Chi
cago, arrives at the following conclusions:
Residence by the seaShore is prejudicial to
phthisical patients. There is something pc
culiar to the climate OF San Francisco, or in
the business and social relations OF its in
habitants, which dispoSes toward aneurisms.
A large percentage OF the mortality Of Chi
cago is due to organic poisons emanating
from slaug hter-houses, glue factories, and
other suppressible nusanccs.
The Richmond Dispatch, in speaking Of
the death OF Colonel William II. Terrill,
says that he was "bereaved Of all his sons !"
during the war. This is mistake. DR..
George 2. Terriil, OF this place, is son OF
the lamented Colonel.-Salena Register.
A postmaster in Maine has been convicted
and sentenced for the improper sale OF post
age stamps, and the Government intends to
prosecute other postmasters guilty OF the
sale of stamps by discount or in exchange
for goods.
Judge j. j. Mackinnon has returned to
Nashville, Tenn, from New York, with Q
proposition from the syndicate to settle the
State debt at fifty cents on the dollar and
four per cent. interest.
The Clark House, summer bote! at Corn
wall, n. T., was burned. Thursday morn
Ing with its contents. Loss On building is
$4,000; on furniture, $4,000. 55 ERE
Frank Sheppard, who murdered police
nan Arthur in Chicago, has been sentenced
10 twenty-five years in the penitentiary.
Two thieves were chased at TackyiIIe,
Ala, Thursday night, and killed by citizens.
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CLIMATE CHANGED BY CULTIVATION
There is a general belief throughout our
western country that marked changes in eli
mate are consequent upon the settlement Of
4 region, and that, in fact, those changes be-
come perceptible within few years when
ever railroad is laid through new coun-
try. Mr.. marlborough, an explorer OF
note. adds to the evidence in favor Of this
notion by his observations in Australia.
Keeping sheepis no longer so profitable there
us it used to be, but, on the other hand, large
tracts OF land that were worthless before have
latterly become tit for agriculture. There
is a decided increase OF forests and OF moist
ure in parts of Australia, giving hope that
eventually the whole interior desert may be
reclaimed. The direct effect OF sheep-rais-
ing has been to keep down the tall grass
which formerly afforded material for de-
stIuctiye fires. The trees, young and old,
had been periodically burnt by these fires,
unfit the country becoming almost treeless.
its climate had been rendered arid and its
soil sterile. II the facts in Australia can be
established they will afford the most re-
markable instance yet recorded OF climate
being modified by the labors and surround
ings OF civilized man.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
gUsISEss-PossIBLE HoMIcIDE-FIRE

CSISESS-POSSIBLE HOAlCIDE-FIRE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
DECEMBER II, 1877.
:. Cuisines is business" is an old saw,
but the iooker-on in Charlottesville at this
time would fail to lind an application for it.
At no time since the war has business been
At 80 low an eDb as now. Our merchants
have splendid stocks, but with few eXcep-
tons they are unable to make sales except
in u spasmodic. titiul way. This depres-
sion, which existed to some extent before,
has been heightened by the freshct and its
consequent disasters. Mechanics are idle,
and while goods are cheap there is nothing
10 buy with, and the winter prospect before
many is decidedly gloomy.
4 difficulty occurred yesterday between
Mr. Alfonso Payne, OF this place, and Mr..
Walker, Of krSwirk, at ke>wick depot, re-
sulting in the fatal wounding Of the latter.
The difficulty originated in a dispute as to
the Use OF 4 car on which wood was loaded
for shipment 10 Charlottesville. 1t is thought
that Mr. PAYNE. who is Young man, acted
entirely in self-defence; but l suspend
opinion until evidence is heard. Walker is
not dead, but it is thought he cannot posi-
biz live, as hi, skull is crushed.
\ fire occurred last night in the burning
OF Z wood house in the yard OF Mr.. 7. W.
Esom, on Ridge street, near the Dry bridge.
The ire is supposed to have originated from
ashes deposited in the house, and was con-
fined 10 the building. Loss slight.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

LADY NEARLY KILLED BY DOGS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER IS, 1917.
Mrs. George Rhodes was attacked by two
dogs belonging to Mr.. Robert Bruce, one
and 4 half miles from Gordonsville. Mrs.
Rhodes was going to the spring, and boy
from Mr.. Bruce's, who was going after bis
COWS, unclaimed the dogs and took them
with him, and as he came up with Mrs.
Rhodes the dogs attacked her. The dogs
being very large, she could not keep them
of. They threw her down and bit her in
tiity-threc places. AL OF her clothing was
torn from her person. Mr.. Rhodes, hearing
her screams, went to her assistance. Had
Mr.. Rhodes been five minutes later Mrs.
Rhodes would have been killed. DR.. Will
liam 5. Grimes, her physician, thinks it will
he 4 month before Mrs. Rhodes will be able
to stand upon her feet.
A warrant was taken out and the dogs
were killed. 1t is said Mr.. Bruce had been
warned to keep his dogs up. Mr.. Rhodes
claims $3.50 damages.
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ELEG ANT PRESENTS ut low prices.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
Ladies' handsome and stylish CLOAKS 1T the very
lowest prices.
FURS, FURS, FURs.
Ladies' sets Mt $3.50 and upwards;
Children's sets at 60c. and upwards;
Child1en's FUR CAPS only $780,;
Misses SEAL-SKIN SKATING CAPS.
GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOVES.
Ladies' Three-B Button Undressed KIDS at 75c.;
Ladies' Two-Button KIDS from 5Uc. mp;
Gentlemen's DOG-SkIN X I'D, d UCK, and
THREAD GLOVES;
Childrens GLOVES at all prices.
COLLARS AND CUFFS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
plain and embroidered, in fancy boxes.
HANDKERCHIEFS,H hNDKERCHIEFS.
Plain, Fancy, Embroidered, and Initial LINEN
HaNDKERCIIiEFS at all prices;
Plain and Fancy SILK TIASDKERC HE'S nc 25e.
sCARFs, sCAIFS, sCARFs.
Plain and Fancy SILK and LACE SCARFS of all
kinds;
New styles CHENILLE sCARFs;
New styles in SILK BOWS.
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
Children's PLAIN and FANCY HOSIERY in great
variety;
Alarge lot of Children's FANCY HOSIERY from
auction, selling at n sacrifice.
New and beautiful styles in NECK-RUFFLlNGS.
CAsHMERES. CAsIIMEREs, CASHMEREs.
Great bargains in BLACK CASIiMERES;
BLACK CASHMERE, warranted all wool, at Soc,
the cheapest ever offered;
BLACK CASHMERE at 81 20 worth fully e..
Lots OF other goods suitable for holiday presents at
JULIUS MEYERS.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
de 13-dts
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How the Difficulty between Conkling
and Gordon Originated.

and Gordon originated,
Mr.. Hill said 1t was time that the feeling
Of antagonism between the North and the
South should be brought to an end.
Mr.. Blaine said the senator could calm his
nerves, hut the feeling between the two sec
tons would not be allayed while the life and
property OF Republicans were so insecure
at the South.
General Gordon said Georgia was sove-
reign State. and the opinion OF Its senators
as to officers in that State ought to have
some weight.
Mr.. Blaine retorted that the senator who
the other day stood up for the right OF the
President to make his own appointments
was now opposing that right. The senator
now thought, also. that a senator should
have some voice in the appointments for his
State, but day before yesterday he was OF
very different opinion.
After this there was temporary l,ill in
the proceedings caused by suggestion from
some senator to adjourn.
Mr. Conkling: And it is said one or two
other senators, called SEQ on; go on with
the regular order"
General Gordon rose and said that the
senator from New York was arrogating too
much to himself in undertaking to order
the senators and the Vice President to go
on with the business OF the Senate. The
senator was not the Senate.
Dir. Conkling responded that the sena-
tors statement that he was ordering the
Senate was untrue.
General Gordon repeated what he had
said, and Mr.. Conkling followed with his
disclaimer in the same terms rs before.
General Gordon then said, "This can be
settled elsewhere"
Mr.. Conkling quickly replied, $50 far as
am concerned it can be settled here or
elscwhere.''
Senator Conkling was the more excited OF
the two, though both senators were quite
rutiled.-Baltimore Sun- Washington Spe-
cidl. Er
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HCNYADI JANOS,
NEW APERIENT WATER.

NEW W AIEh.
Specially recommended for richness In ape-len:
salts, and its efficacy in Bilious attacks prevention
Of Gout, Piles, etc., and ordinary aperlent, by
LIEBIG. vIRCHOW, SCANZONI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany.
j. X. BARNES SUPERINTENDENT UNITED
STATES ARMY. 1.-THE most certain and pleas
ant in its effects of any of the bitter waters"
DIR. j. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. "As laxa-
tive, prefer 1t to every other mineral water"
DR.. wILLIAMA. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. 1.-The
most pleasant and efficient of all purgative wa
ters."
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW YORK. The most
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted for
daily use."
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. 8 Requires
less is less dsagreeable and unpleasant than any
other"
DIR. LEWIS 4. sAYRE, NEW YORK. Preferred to
any other laxative"
A WINEGLASSFUL DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of TIE
APoLLINANIs COMPANY (Limited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al aud 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
fno 19-M,W&F&eowtAu27I
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PETERSBURG.

pEpeyrT1oN or RIyER-IMPR0SEAEST BONDS
rur AMOUNT HELD BY THE SUSPENDED NEW
.REBASK-TnE COLLECTORS oFrICE-PArN-
FULLY INJURED, &c.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
DECEMBER Is. 1877.
The Newark. n. j., Savings Bank, which
rereutlv failed, at one time owned some
5000. 900 OF the bonds of the city OF Peters
burr. These bonds were known as the
Apnomattox-river improvement bonds. and
hnrc 1os interest. The loan was mainly
negotiated by Mr.. James II. p att, during
the reign 0: the Radicals in our city, and
was approved BY the Republican Council
and the bonds directed to be issued.
II WAS very fine investment on
the part OF the Savings Bank
and bad bargain for the city. However,
the bonds have all, or nearly all, been taken
in. The present Council some months ago
authorized the issue Of new bonds bearing
six ncr cent, which have been readily sold ut
GOOD prices, and the proceeds were devoted
"a the redemption OF these bonds. Thus a
runo,is rate OF interest was gotten rid OF
md some thousands Of dollars per annum
saved 10 the CITY.
colonel Brady has not yet taken charge
~ thc collectors Office. 1t is understood
,bot he i arranging his bond, and that he
Will not take charge before the early part of
the week. Until then matters Will remain
IN status quo.
\ country negro, while riding mule
down Halifax street this morning, was
thrown upon the pavement by the animal
and severely injured. He was knocked
srn,clcss. and for some time it was thought
he was dead. He finally revived. however,
and was removed, with several ugly cuts and
contuSions on his head and most OF his front
teeth gone.
The Christmas trade has opened very
hriskly, and our merchants anticipate pro-
tifahl, trade during the coming week, both
wholesale and retail. The planters are
crowding in their loose tobacco and spend
ing the proceeds OF the sales in purchasing
supplies.
The authorities OF the Petersburg rail
road announce that they will commence
running trains through to Weldon on Tues
day or Wednesday next. ROBIN ADA1R.
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No. 1877 PLUM STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIo,l
N0Ynnh,r D1 1877.

No. ls7 PLUM STREET CING5SN "a s9azlo'
Mr.. Thomas F. Goode:
Dear cir.-For the past year have prescribed the
freely iu my practice In this city, and with re-
suits soAuniformly beneficial and gratifying, and at
times so remarkable. that 1t Is my desire and pur.
pose to aid far rs Can in the interest OF acted
humanity in making known their extraordinary
virtues. and hence, though entire strangers, ad-
dress you, as the proprietor, this communication:
powers as curative agent in many forms Of chronic
disease 1t is, however, their ALMOST SPEClFiC
power In tile peculiar diseases of women that gives
10 them their great SUPERIORITY over i, III o, luz
more noted mineral waters. both OF this country
Some Of the most distressing and uumanageable
cases of uterine difficulty which have ever come IN ~.
the persistent Of these waters, with but te anu
Ia some Instances without any, ald from MeolcIne:
To make mention of single case: Mrs. -, OF
der the treatment of some Of the most eminent or
the medical faculty of Philadelphia, deriving no ma
teraI benefit from treatment. She returned 20 ms
civ and was put upon lie IIIHIA WATERS,
the use of which for three months resulted in her
entire restoration TO health:
have found them equally potent in dismenor-
/ would especially mention that have found this
water sovereign agent In the treatment of persons
convalescing from scaret-feycr preventing the dis
which this disease leaves the sysiem exposed In the
damp atmosphere OF this city during the fali anu
winter months -.gg.
en- in regard 70 these waters are the result Of o-re
peated and thorough practical tests.
Very respectfully,
These waters. in cases of one dozen half. gallon
bottles, can be had AT THE SPRINGS at % per case
Co. az
de 12-W&Me0w2m Proprietor.
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TAXES.
e TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, November 80, 1877.
This Office will be open DAILY from O'Clock A.
ii. TO 6 O'Clock p. M, from the 18TH TO THE 3lST
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for The purpose
one half Of the city taxes charged TO him or her the
remaining ha1f and TINT ten per cent. penalty viii
be added TO the amount Of said remaining half Of the
taxes charged In every where the party assessed
shall fall 70 pay said remaining half within the time
so limited. u 49, 4.sst .ss-ra s.aai
3 But In case any person having failed TO pay In the
mouth OF june one bslf OF the city taxes due from
such person shall fail to pay the whole thereof
before the 31st day OF December. there shall be
added twenty per cent. penalty upon the amount Of
the tax so remaining due.
A. 4. WOODS0N,
no 30.1m City Collector.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES
OF CONGRESS FOR
THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

THE CONKLING-GORDON DIFFICULTY AMI
CABLY SETTLED AND BOTH PARTIES SAT-
IsFIEDHTHE PRESIDENT HAS SIGNED THE
PARIs-ExPosITIuN BILL-TEXAs BORDER
TRoUBLEs-THE PROPOSED WHOLESALE
INVESTIGATION INTO THE DEPARTMENTS
POSTPONED UNTIL JANUARY-THE PRES
BYTERIAE UNIVERSITY BUILDING NEAR
CHICAGO BURNED; Loss, $4,000; THE
LIBRARY WAS sAvED-THE POPE WAS
MUCH BETTER SATURDAY, AND REALLY
SAT UP IN BED--A WOMAN BURNED TO
DEATH IN NORFOLK COUNTY-osMAN
PAsHA's RECEPTION BY THE RUSSIANS
MEXICAN vIEWs-BUsINEss SUSPENSION.
&C.. &C.
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ITO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

/
am m manufacturing DAILY my inimitaole steam
clarified FLINT CANDIES, warranted better than
any made anywhere for wholesale purposes. Il Is
whIter brighter purer more Highly Favored, andis
warranted to stand firm in any weather. Also,
CANDY FRUITS and ToY-CANDY.
FRENCH CANDIES.
I sell slaillard's FRENCH CANDIEs-,he best
and handsomest in the worid-and keep constantly
large supply on hand.
DEFY COMPETITION.
I buy all my goods for CASH from importers or
manufacturers; my sugars from the Tedaers; i'm
ported goods from the importers pay no middle
men, and
CANNOT BE UNDERsOLD ANYWHERE.
Ihave on hand the largest etock J. ever had at one
time, and am receiving goods daily, and shah con-
tnuc 10 do so until after the holidays. am re-
ceiving to-day
$50 boxes Layer, Muscatel, sultana, Valencia,
and other RAlSINS:
25 boxes Leghorn CITRON,
5 cases new Smyrna FIGS,
Is cases Valencia ORANGES,
5000 fresh Carthagenita, E0SoAAuTs'
5000 pounds Atuiore's Observation-Disclosures ana
900 po 1nesei PsiiAcH-, APPLE, OUNCE, and
LOW p0PiTLU M-BUTTER;.
a5 cases new SARDINEs. rn
TINE. .;a. 49,
AT BALTIMORE PACKERS PRICES:
1000 dozen I've AND Three.round TOMATOES
500 dozen Quart and Pint RRANDY-
100 dozen PINEAPPLE. corn. PEAS. &c;
500dozen One and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :.
LEE-& PERKINS, WORCESTER SAUCE.
cases, Quarts. Pints, aud Half-pints at one
g half Former prices. 81
nrYr, u, " q
we make Baltimore Molasses Cakes, Lemon and
Soda Crackers, sugar Cakes, GiDger-Suaps, jun.
Iles &c.-all OF which We offer AZ Baltimore prices
WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS AND TOO
LITTLE MONEY. sz.5sssS
Come with the SPoNs, and sec II NO can't seh
you, or If promp: paying. viii give yoa oHAacE;
bns sell we win. LOUIS J.. B0SstEuX,
de a-3w Confectioner, 1412 Main street.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS beg leave
lG0NPEe e.l and sUG Ak-TOYs msnnfac-
nri nv myself or selected With grees care, ana nov
ofere.d far SAFE as wholesale at pgtce3 which aey
eompetition. think may say With conlasne &c
LIZ E stt, sstls and AdERiCAN CANDIES fnpiTe,
TS,lfaNNEU GOO IDS, and sue AR.T0Ys e als-
pIayed I'm this city, and no or 9oAssa
efsrs better Inducements to the trade.
san save from Eve 70 ten per cent W ~
sock before purchasing esew ssno der PEieS
Hs.. Respectfully, g. 4. ~ AZ az 49, Eas IA
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Fire Record.
A CoLoRED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
rcn,,t,, to,oo-, -, ., tbo n,e,,tch

q. A COLORED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.1
NORFOLK, Va, December ia dwell
ing on the farm OF W. W. Tucker, Esq,
near Deep creek, in Norfolk county, was
burned last night, consuming negro wo-
man named Ann Atkinson. No insurance.
PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY BUILDING NEAR
CHICAGO BURNED.
CHICAGO, December 15.-The PresbYte-
rian University building at Lake Forest, on
the suburbs OF Chicago, has been burned.
Loss, $4,000. The library was saved.
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AEREsTED.-A deputy United States mar
shall arrived in this city yesterday. having
in custody one Thomas Dane, Of Franklin
county, arrested on bench-warrant for
illicit distilling in that county. He was
lodged in the city Jail to await trial at the
next term Of the United States Court
Lynchburg Virgi7aidn, 18th.
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Mexican Affairs.

MUVEHENT VE IHUVFos 90
HAVANA, December 15.-The steamship
CITY of Madrid brings the following ad-
vices:
Citu of MEXICO, December 6.-Mexican
troops continue to march to the hio Granue.
More than 10, 900 cavalry are between san
Luis Potosi and Saltillo. others are loiiow-
ing in the same direction. Severa! pat-
taiions OF infantry are on the roaa 10 tnc
same point, and 10000 infantry ana some
artillery will be sent by sea from vera Craz
IN Matamoras. The troops are said 10 be
well oficered and armed with improved
guns. a. g.f-< =,
NEW YORK, December 15.-The suspen'
sion OF Messrs. Grennan, Duval d Co. has
been posted in the Cotton Exchange.
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We would call attention to our large and varied
assortment of BOOKS, WRITING DESKS, GAMES,
PoCKET-BOOKs. fine PAPETERIEs. and otlec
articles suited for Christmas presents. which VIC
offer ut unusually low rates.
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Illinois.
AS SIG y II E n T.

SYCAMORE, ILL.,, December 15.-Marsh,
Harvest & Co. have made assignment. The
capital stock was 100000. No particulars.
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CHRysTnas Go0Ds.
CHRIsTMAs BOOKS,


BOOKS,
wRrTING-DEsKs.
woRK.BoXEs,
GAMES,
AND
POTTERY FOR DECORATION
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
AT
ELLYSON & YANCEY,s
(snccessors to j. T. Ellysony,
1112 Main street,
three doors above Dispatch Office.
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nj COD-LIYER OLE.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

we have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe 1t, and of patients who have taken it, that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
pol5 $40 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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NHRISTMAS TIDE.

JOHN WANAATAKER,
TENTH AND MAIN.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT. 81,
II YOU wish cheap, serviceabie OVERCOAT,
we have one ut 80 that will certainly give you salts
faction. 1t is strong durable, and well cut.
We can for $3.50 give You real dressy BLACK
FUE BEAVER 0VERCOAT.
We can for $l3 give you BLACK AL.L-WOOL
ESKIMO BEAVER that will make you dress
overcoat and wear for years.
We can for s15 give you nobby FINE FUh
BEAVER OVERCOAT-very elegant. This over
coat was received only Yesterday.
We can supply you with BUSINESS Or DRESS
SUITS made OF best materials and The latest cut.
We manufacture our own goods, AMI know them TO
be well made.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING FOR CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.
Observation-Disclosures
dcl2 FURNISHING GOODS.
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FINE ASSORTMENT OF POTTERY FOR
DECORATION.
BOOKS AT soc.

The following standard books. neatly pound In
cloth. with col6red Illustrations. will be sod &c
the low price Of SOC. L copy: Robinson Cr,iSoe,
Swiss Family Robinson, Pilgrims Progress,
Foxcss Book of Martyrs.