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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-17
ElARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLNWAl'S r LIS.

az hsd no sppetite; Hollowsy's Pills gave
me . hearty one"
Your Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box. and keep them
the house. --
~ gave one Of your Pills to my babe for
cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
nausea Of morning Ia now cured"
Your boz OF Aoiloxsys Ointment cured
me Of noises IN the head. i rubbed some
your Ointment behind the esfs. and the notss
has left"
SEND me two boxes; 1 want one for POO
family"
bus the medicine 10 me IA worth dollar.
Send me ave boxes Of your Pills"
"Iet me have shree boxes VI your Pills b.
eturn nsil, for Ca.ile sud Fever
haze over 80 such testiAonials O. these.
ous the want Of space eompeis me to con.
cludc.
For Cutase0as Disorders.
and all esuptieas " the ska. this Ointment
10 most invaluable. Il does not aeal enter
aally stone. but penetra'es with the nost
searching Elects to the vesy root Of he evil.
EGLL0TAY'S PILLS
.avar..bly cure the following Diseases;
Disorder 81 he Kidneys.
in al diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secfete too EIaca OF too little
water: or whether they bs afflicted with ston'
or gravel or With Sches and pains settled In
the Joins over the 2.ons Of the kidhs}r.these
rilis suoula be taken according to tse printed
uafee LIONS, =. ii tie ointment should be Well
ruuDsu .n.o TIA. small vi the back 81 bed time.
4 Lis treatment wI,i k;se almost iiDmedisto
relief " hen sli other ni.ans have Tailed.
5or sDoaschs oas CT Order.
NJ medicine will 30 ensetnsiiy Improve the
.ope ut tue ste mach - eeso Pills. they re-
move all seidity oeesstoned eithsr by itein-
pcrsBc. ~ improper aiet. They resth We
liver ana reauc., it 10 . hssIshy action; they
are Nond. ri ully ettesei M la eseeS of spasmn
III tact they never fail Ia curing all dis-
urdeIs vi tue liver and 1T mach.
mol OMAiS flLLS are the beet KNOWN IN
he ~vild ior the following Diseases; Asuc.
Asthma, Is liOLs Complaints, Blot, hes Oh the
skin, bow els, Corsulniti"n, Debihty Drvpsyf
Dysent.r,, Lrys.peias. temaie Iftesuiar'ts'
Ieyefs oi sal kiLds, its, tout, h,aaach., IN
digestion, Inflammation, Jauist. &c, LAYER GIN
LIaInts, Lan.baeV. fii,s, Lie Gins,isln he'e4
noG ui the Urihe, oCrviula VI hinge hNii'
sore ihrVE =, Stone siO Or-s-t, AiS-. "ui.ut~
eux, IuniuN. lic II, "urIns 81 all hih"s,
Neskness iTOm ans cause, etc
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-17

u.ry, 1877, at the hour Of one o'clock ?. n. OF
ssid dsy. ~ Day said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF the sale.
JOHN A REICHERT. Sec'y.
ofHce-s30 Pine street. Rooms 20 and Il. san
Frapcisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-17
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The Date ON which Assessment No. Of the
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Company will
become delinquent Ia hereby postponed till
the TwENTY-THIRD Of December. 1875. and
the sale of delinquent stock will take place on
the TWENTY-SECOND Of January, 1877.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
PETER ROBERTSON, Sec'y.
Room 81. $50 Pine street, San Francisco, Cali
fornia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-17
Carsen Exchange hotel.
NORTH CARSON STREET,
lOpposits the Hasssnsef r"potl
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.

INNHIS EXCELLENT MOTEL ~ WELL
~ located. we'll arranged End yell fur
nished. The rooms ere large aud eel ven--
tilated. and dodgers may depend on every
thing shout them being Scrupuioasiy clean,
We claim 70 have
THE BEST COOKS IN THE sTATEi
AZ those who pstroniss our dinins-roon must
sdmit. 4 spacious
SITTING AND READING RoOMi
And . snug bar supplied with the best quality
OF Wines. LQuoss and Ctgass We beg leave
TO state that We attend TO the business OF the
hotel and the wants Of our patrons In person.
". 4. Muller 4 ?. Q. Weber,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-17
REsCINDED.

At meeting Of the Directors OF thu ATTAIN
tic Conso iidated Mining Company. held q:
the ofice, $50 Pine street, Room 81. San Fran
cisco, California. on Saturday. December IT,
asses sment No. WAS rescinded.
PETER ROBERTSON, Sec'y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-17
pelInausnt iaotlcs.

DRIE CONSOLIDATED MINING CON-
II psny--Location Of principal plscs Of
business, San Francisco, Caliiornis-Loca,
ton Of works. Devils Gate Mining Dis.
trict. Lyon County. State Of Nevada
NOtice.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
stock on account Of assess-
ment mo. II levied on the twentieth (2Othl
day OF November, A. d. 1876, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec-
tive shareholders, % follows: .....-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-17
POSTHONENENT.

The date of which assessment (So. u Of
the South End Mining Company will become
delinquent is hereby postponed till the 26th
day OF January, 1877, and the sale Of delin-
anent stock will take place on the 2lst day Of
February, 1877.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-17
5or sIoaschs oa. CT Order.
IMfUkTANI NALYIVA.

Mole are gt hume uIiiess tie sisL.turS OF .
Ha! dv,k, ss scent loi INT lLiieo ststes, sur
rounds each uox OF Pills. AID ointment.
landsome reward Will Le kiNeL 10 shS thr
reIdt rang sue b information ~ may lad IL TIE
detection oil ally p4rty " paIti.s couns.f.eN'
Ing tie medicines or >.Lulbs tht Maine hhoS
INK them to be spurious
t.fSoiu at til, uisuGfsetosy Vi Prof ..
Holloway q Co., New forz NId ny oil r,hp'e-
liable dfusgists Ahd dealers IL n.t.icih.
Throughout tle cIvIls,a wVriD, " Guxss AZ :.
Gents, t2 esIt. sEa 81 "AcL.
a(1here is eols ieeTsba sA'iri ~ sskinS
tie large sizes.
h. b.-Uirsvtiogs for ths gaidAncs o. pa
ttents In ~ ~ disorder srs AfiiXed to-acb DOB
Office u2 Liberty ST.. New York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-17

And in accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors. made ON the 18th
day Of November. 1876. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary. will
be sold at public auction. ct the ONCE of
the Company. $40 Pine street, Rooms 20 and
81, on THURSDAY. the 25th dag OF jan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Union square Theatre.


The Willam-ur7 have added "a their per-
frr,,,r,.. If " st,u.. on - , sko,cb ,vi,icb ie
. ~, W -,
chl"u inc 'hlh'e" VW'~uoh' IL II lnr'lch
in It's texture. but IL serves 20 show anew the
ro.ilo ,.f..,,s - NJ N,,,,.fo N.,ro mil tho
80" W.
ablllty 81 MT W iiliaiisoh 10 put himself nearby
into n charaD tor and make IL live and act from
10 o,.r cc,,,-.s rhe u,,,,-, ,i,.t nm audience
4 ~ w., $50
expects from farce actor il that he will ho
farciral. Mr.. williamson is something more
80 b ,,.i,,. is, ,i,.s .l..l ,,.,.,,il no, a. ,,-r,h
'' ms "''"- j." ''.7 S"', "."'N NO. ~ W. '''"
serious c'uSid'r"l'u Hll"r IL II OVER Ih're
IL that in his uoitraiture Of the rough
l,.lr i. ANA ,i. cii,.., .,.,,,,
wa. W. ~" r'' ''H, ''''""
which is h"ttertlian foong. for II makes up
roariou, fun the vehicle IL character H.
,.i,,,.. t.,,..-. 70, li..,,,i,. ~. avn ,..,.
"n'4u' U'N''h'97 Va e''E"'s'nS MS "N" p"t-
sonality m,tlt, hy tho way, when II br"pih-
ing rnrer every day on our sta.e-was rccog-
-, u,,,''.
HlHou IA mo "''4i'"H'
II Is all IN" moro conspicuous. now that he
raesoe before our oyc- from tine sir,ulo minded
...... - ,tf t.tf l ,1 ...f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
POLITICs IN KINGS COT'NTT


To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: About
two months ago | received postal card signed
w L. Robinson. asking mo 10 attend meeting
at $50 Fulton street Brooklyn for the purpose Of
reorganzinl. the old political association called
the " Workingmen's Union an Organization
that had frequently upheld Mr. Robinsons
claims for recognition n II friend OF the work
ingman--on two occasions successfully. After
several APPOINTMENTS. owing TO the slimness Of
the attendance. Mr.. Robinson. who seemed to
be- Chairman, Secretary and reporter decided
that the association should he more liberal in it,
invitation. and requested his friends to invite
their friends. but to be- sure not to invite any
vino wrr" not friends To- hui--l leg his pardon.
! moan Them. Well. N "a subsequent meeting
some half dozen moro members were added to-
IN" roll. TINS was not enough - make show
WINS a. Hn-rh decided much against his wish.
thai all IndcpeudcLt organizations De re-
qu"st"d to Join them In some few instances
the invitation WIS accepted. and the " Working
mems Union has increased in strength, hut
NOT 50 strong A. II might be- II Ricnrli,u
a. ally wants nomination from the Union"
why dW.-nt h" come out at-ioni.d and say
what he II n candidate for. and also say that I
he receives nomination III the hands of the
Workingnnn's party that hc will - to the polls
and work for the wurkingmrn ? Let him do
lor him. but fear very much that hi. present
IN lerision hctrnys his real purpose. You can
Doe elected on the wurklngmcn'- ticket for any
position you want. bat YOU will be Defeated on
any other A ring nomination Will hc your
political death kncl. a WoRKINGlGAS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
D.4Coy SMITHS POISONED WIFE
Que OF the PILLARS OF u Baptist Church aud
Another Mans Better Half

Nom ~ brNn Hss"h
MtDDLFHuRY, VT. Oct l9.--Ezra = Smith
OF Ncrgenncs was brought here charged with
having murdered his wife scvcn wocks ago
Smith e Il deacon ot the BAPTIST Church Of Yer
genncs. hitherto highly respected and innuen-
tial. He WIS accompanied by Mrs. Mary
Chanplin who il charged with being his ac-
complete. SoIon Burroughs OF vcrgcnncs was
also arrested and brought hero with them. hut
Released soon after reaching Middlchury He
has worked the case up against the deacon as a
volunteer detective
Vergcnncs is n small place, twenty-five miles
from Burlington, containing about thirteen
hundred inhabitants. and enjoys the fame of
being the oldest city in New England and the
smallest city in the world. Tho wife Of Dcacon
smith had been sick only about n week. and
what her disease was the physicians could not
tell. They were u little Suspicious hut IA tho
pnrties concerned were IL great responsibility
and Influence they said nothing. Not long
after her death It was noticed that Dea on
Smith was very intimnte with u Mrs. Chnmplin.
WIS working in Essex. N. Y This init
macy was perfectly open. Mr.. Champln
to Essex to live. Mrs. Chanpln refused
TO go, SAYING that she was going to, stav, at
smith s. aud her husband departed. taking his
weeping children along with him. Not long
after this Mrs. Chanpln. who had plenty Of
seen at Middlcbury Burlington, and various
other puccs; and Deacon Smith invariably had
business NJ the same place Mt the same time.
These facts. and the knowledge that Mrs Smith
had been nursed in her last Illness Ivy Mrs.
Chlmpn. raised such suspicion that the body
Of Mrs. Smith WINS exhumed and the stomach
WAS sent 10 Burlington for analysis. The ok
animation. /; ~ said dis losed That the woman
had been poisoned with arsenic. This discov-
cry resulted In the arrest Of Deacon Smith and
the woman in Burlington, where they had been
followed hy Burroughs.
Up 10 tn" TIM Of the arrest great efforts were
made bv the friends and relatives ~ Deacon
Smith to stop the scandal. He il very well on
very well connected. and apparently 'rupulous
IN his religious duties. and it is argued 10y his
friends th1t II is impossible that such u man
should ho guilty of So great q crime.
II u charged that after the stomach had boon
snnt 90 Prof Collier for examination. Deacon
smith wont TO him in Burlington and offered
him 5000 to make report cXculputing him aud
the woman. burroughs. who II working the
case M Tor the Stnte. says he was with Smith
when this attempt at bribery was made. and in
duced the deacon Ia put II IN writing. the Pro-
lessor pretending to agree To- do the thing for
the money: and nfterward that Smith wrote to
Mrs ChaInplin, tclna. her that he had fixed
everything. so they need not fear any evil from
Prof Golfers report. This letter was found
with the woman after her arrest had been mado.
md she tried TO tear u mp. hut was prevented
There was other written evidence found upon
her person. which alone will make bad ease
against them both.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
MILLTONATRE KEENE's HORSES.
sold by Auction In Front or the Merchants
Exchange In san Trancisco.

4 large crowd-the largest in fact. that
has over graccd California street since the ho-
nnnZa excitement Of 1S7j-ass"mbled thoro at
noon To- witness the -u" OF the elegant stable
outfit which Mr.. Krrne lru here over a year ago.
when he went To- Now York 10 measure financial
swords with jay Gould Mr.. keene was not Il
very great lover of hor-" n"sh-thnt Is t. say. h"
was not such a cpnuOi--vur ~ Robert Bonner
and Commodore Nundrrhilt-hut rs he grew
rirh he bought st"ed- from time 10 time, ana hy
degrees he got so that he could tell trOtter
from "A PAGER. and knew when he was being
dragged along at lOur-ninute gait.
~ s the custom IN California street. the va
riou~ vehicles were ranged along the sidewalk,
and the horses were aligned on the outside.
The vast crowd mad" II imposs hlc for any one
change. and II persons in Montgomery street
had business in SHnsOme street they had to 20
around by either Pine or Sacramento streets.
Tho first article OF MI. Kccne's outfit was the
sorrel carriage team-a hnndsome and stylish
span Of horses. Brother Pickering of the cal
was permitted to walk of with the team ut 1915.
A handsome span Of dark bay carriage horses
"A team that can tr,t together in three minutes.
and for which Mr.. kecne paid a.. 5O0-sold for
1925.
A sorrel mare. imported from Kentucky. and
said I" he the finest saddle animal in the State.
was bought hp William T. Coleman for 500.
a brown trouing horse, seven years old.
sound and kind. sired 10y Niagara. and with I
record ~ 2 80. was bought hy prury Meionc for
1913. Mr. kecnC paid 50 600 for this horse.
II New York at "a cost Of 8 800. and nearly new.
brought $500.
Tho other carriages AMI bucgies. all worn
more or less. brought fair prices. as did the
TINT the articles ~ not mu n vnlu" were allowed
10 70 e. outside bidders. The sale was uure-
served. AMI it j. believed that orders from Nj.
hccne were not To- bid IN a single article.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
THE ALLEGED BLlCKMIILING.
Another Letter from Mr.. Ensei-He Denies
the Allegation and Dehes Thoms.

To THE EDITOR OF THE Sun Sir. In
to-day's SrN Mr.. Thoms whom have the
honor not g. know. and who calls himself the
editor Of the american At Journal. which
have the pleasure OF never seeing. avows that
he himself is the liar who said that l was the
n an who brought two articles IN proof "a Miss
Abbott and tried TO hluckmai her. and he fur
Their says that. II | VIII bring a suit FOR libel
against him he will bring the testimony II sew
oral gentlemen in support " his lie. dare say
he wants suit very badly ana every suit will
%. welcome TO HIM but he only adds new lies
Go the old ones. | will have him indicted to-
morrow il Mr.. Lake or any responsible person
will guarantee the costs otherwise would only
lose my time and lawyers expenses TO prove,
what nobody care to know. that Thoms. Mr.
Watson = ON .e hpy. no ann tnli. who derives
hN hl- r!u All n fr Im sweeping m" office ami
roirilh- rinal bills, l- "a mar, AOhentlty. AMI
Having gained tn" reputation = being ono Of
the lD-t mus wl critics ia th" United States.
lnl ~ I'll" editor 90 a uniNr universally re-
SPECIFIED for rs Hhln and lur criticisms IL Is
utterly j.. meath tho dignity 81 my Ior.uou a.
hlN" any controversy " iii such lNl-nu. Miss
'.i-- -thtemruti ami | nav" not seen mr.. nor
wr u.n To- hcr, nor t"li any comm unio,ii"n
with her after l"r singing nl il" A'ad'u,y, a. !
stated iu my l,'tDr IN Fr.Iny. IA" assertion
tptl '"nl e.NureI ln Gc, a YER lron ner a.
qulttiug mt from hn'kmht. j. false,
That a great piano hOus" in Fiith avenue
should 80 lower itself az tOudhr iurorr.ot state
I.nt- Is difficult tobeli.vr. tint sin'c h1Nrhal
tuN most pleasant uslits- rOnu"l tlul with soy
rrI lrslt piano houses i'm FINN avenue, II
i- lI' o. glt a. -ay thai "a house in i.fth uN'uu"
oIl'r Z thrr advertisement ln NJ" lrdNdt
rsi.f t n- others diI. who paid Nils pune
;ihnt th"iirst month was promptly paid ,
ihi ''ri nNh.i0 were IHN Nlli tI'"i
am u'D ana ll . very lonS wal am mat
rn fho 5'h of q 'i,n"r. the advertisement being
ordered 90 DE- die onthued; II was instantly
t.,, D "ut, as look a. our advertising columns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
Memory Lost While On the Stage.


FT7TN N W
Mr. ]. VI. Ives Of Brockport attended Teland's
pr,ra h.u-". ~ AhauV on Missic Mrrhcil- hencit
ni-ht. while lurt' WAS being performed lie laws
that NJ. r Fhe c. the hHdin- man stock com.
lanN, who ma played continuously IN AhHn, several
wears fr the ifsf time ~ his lite enLrrs Lost s mem
Dry. and was compelled 10 read ms lines which he did
fifUusl nr-t tNuaHts lie M Nninrlo,lN pr0s-
uatd anG Nj CLARK was Obliged Ia read tor him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22

Mr. Robert Nicklc the prc7tidigi,atrur;
the Robinson family Of gifted mu-irinn- the
Daily brothers. who perform a Iualrupla clog
dance: Miss Emma ~ Ito. the yoraist; Mr.
sam BaYlis aud lis lNlu- shadows. and Mr..
Neil burgess win all appear Tonight ~ "a now
bill 1T M Theatre tumilu', IA addition to the
other numerous hll rN"'luu0,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22

city left their clothing measures with Dryln 4
Co.. and are continuing the pleasure and profit
OF tll' Centennial year 10y sending the orders
tor their winter clotAlng 10 DtyliA y Co. Aor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
4 Sheep In n Comm.


Some time ago il was given ont that Michael
~ l.uuLhiuu irrh,li, llullr hhd died ihc funeral
o.r,mom wei performed IN "a" church, ihough me
cuilu not unrnci sincr - lnshlr had rut -irr tirt
ith. moi doi edi not want hi, Wie ntkr last luk
40 him vines had qUHrr He'd aud been divorced Ia due
time. ~ Tine request the Wltr / = t,i.-Uirr WI iI
pointed 'mun. irNtor ~ the estate IT, lN4an settling
up tho lt-iu.ss huf fi.ut rrH lNd hin that -
was nat lci, ut hnd been socn sinrc the funeral Tie
r,r La, l.cn uionrd anal the conm hi taken or amt
the >lcf was di-c ustt inu-h ,trv
eccentric porson aud leihal, desired to sic ms di-
"a N4t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22

PAIN In thc oitv Of Sew Work. ou th- eoth day "
Octuh,r 1871 Dos the Hon charles Uun,IIuc Juslre
w tne surnur court Jenny II Palm from frcdencA
q fim tau-". adultery.
sMONS lin no o.iy Nrw Yor' on fhc 21ui ia, 1t
Or'aicr ~ ht tie HON tNHr.. u.. tu, tu .ti,e
co. thr ~ltmr Court thlnheth SIMON. .rDu Io.,ph
~luOus Gauss. adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
MARINE INrELLIGANCE

Hi~tArrRE ALNNsAc-rrts nav
sun rises. ~ Situ S'ts.. ~ Mlnu r-ea. 5 20
Hgu wArFK--riu~
sandy Hook. H.. Gov. Island p ~ nei cate. 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22

F,p., ut hmust.'i M. '..-
Tho name of the potato mls iu Grr ans IL
ft.- hru'l1"'O hrnit" h' h'nat htOs' |tfNl 'r'r
htA't
Mnlth,'s Norfplk oysters. II Harrison st.. New
fwh. ~ 'p.tt st., w'hi!n l4t..npA,abll Dost and
.htapesl -Al..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22

NAP pawcr'al drgs, for hy.g.g-ia a a, that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
suslnrss lloltes.


The Best E~m.dX for thiidren " hiie Teeth
NJ VII. WIN. IN = ..L-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22

FuuNIrURU AND CARpEIn-GrrHt reduction in
fIIrtt luuiihif lti luHNt. tA"ru sfNi iHf
i.H-t.n.t ou,c n,l ,o0leith"Nts, Ia aud l'7
tnatli. 90 st. -Als
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22

Brain Food + ,.itiyr cure for weakness and
NJ ~. lstAy :. -Ai.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-07
-, :, r.,y q .sr arpT LAW.

q AxrSprssr OF TuEB aNKRurr bAw.-Thee
#tiIl introduced by Representative Frye, OF
Maine, on Monday, - To amend the bank,
rupt law proposes to repeal the bankrupt
act of March 2, 1867, and all the supple
mental acts on that subject, and to enact III
lien thereof the following:
BE ii enacted, de-, That whenever any
debtor, individual, firm or corporation, Ill
failing circumstances, shall make voiun-
tary surrender or assignment OF all their
property, assets. estate, and effects for the
benefit OF their creditors without preference
or without having given any preference, IN
contemplation Of bankruptcy, under the
laws OF the State in which such debtor shali
reside, or in which the principal othce OF
the corporation is located. such debtor snall
lie discharged from all further liability LOT
debts existing at the time OF such assign,
ment or surrender; provided, the assigned
estate and effects shall be sufficient IN amouhe
to pay - per centum Of such debts; ana
provided further, that this act shall not
apply to any debts owing in any hduclary
"Section .. The evidence OF discharge
shall be the certificate under seal OF the court
having Jurisdiction Of the accounts"
1t was referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary. ..- -..
rIt is good BILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-07
DEATHS.

Died, at his residence, 612 Twenty-seycnth street,
JAMES r. MOORE, in the siIty-third year OF MS
age. 49,, ,oa
residence at rs o'clock THIS ednesday) AFi ER-
NOON. Relatives and friends are respectfully IL
yited to attend.
Died. Tuesday, November 6, 1877. at T:20 O'Clock
A. NJ OF scarlet:fever and diplher In the tenth
wear of his age, MARION A., Oldest son Of Alonzo
l.. and Esprella Phillips. -,,.
His funeral will take place from the residence at
IL O'Clock THIS "Wednesday MORNING.
Died. at the residence of his parents In this city,
on the 9th day Of November, WILLIAM ID.
BOWLER, I'm the twenty-third year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from The SECOND Bap,
fist church THIS wednesday, AtTERNOOS at $
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance are Invited 10
attend. 49, -
pers please copy. =
Died. on Tuesday. at the residence of her husband,
Josenh Rose, 500 west Marshall street. Mrs. HO-
ROTHEA LOUISE ROSE: aged ff;y-three years.
= Her funeral will take place from ST. johns tGer,
mani church THURSDAY, November Sth, ut H
O'Clock A. 81. Friends and acquaintance are u
vited to attend ~"
Died, on the 9th Of November, 1877, at $50 i.
NJ at the residence Of her husband. Dr. j. d. Schep-
NOES, ADALINA A. SCHEPMOES.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY "wednesday
ut O'Clock A. NJ. from the residence, 1O9 east
Marshall street. Friends are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-07
MIHEAVY DECLINE IN DR.

HEAVY DECLINE IN DIR Y
GOODS !-CoHEN BROTHERS will offer Monday
the goth instant 81 CASES OF GOODS just pur-
chased in New York during the recent heavy de-
cline. among which may be found
SO pieces MOHAIR LUSTRE DRESS GOODS at
1876;
SO pieces RICH DAMASSE at 1916. reduced from
CSC;
rs pieces RICH DAMASSE at zoe, reduced from
3Oc.; at 25c.. formerly sold ut $780,; at $50,
Just reduced from soc;
Q pieces ALL-WOOL DAMASSES, ffty-fonr inches
wide in black and colors, at 5 so, former price
having been 1915;
As pieces ENGLISH COLORED CASlMERES at
lSc.. reduced from Csc;
KNICKER BOCKER at SIC. formerly sold at f3c:
XII, KERBOGKERS ut 40, so, and 6oc.;
KNICKERBOCKERS at S1.75, ffty-fonr Inches
wide all wool and silk, reduced from 90;
LUBIN,S SILK KNICKERBOCKER 1.-THE finest
goods importedl at S1.75, formerly sold at
1925: ., -
GA nieces pPASSARANT'S BLACK and COLoRED
CASHNERES (lhe best goods importcd) from
60c. up-evefy grade warran ted zoe. Il yard less
than regular value. oc2f