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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-27

Amongst the movements on the South
Side is pressure for the appointment OF
J. A. II. ST. ANDREW, Esq, Of TaTnyille,
as commissioner from the STATE oil Virginia
to the Exposition CnivsrseAe To take place
in Paris next year. We have not yet en-
dorsed the application. We arc waiting to
see how our Sout!+3ide friends come out OF
the August Convention. In the mean time,
however, we have no hesitation in saying
that il Farmyile shall not contain more
than two of the three nominees for the
State Offices, we shall insist upon sending
ST. AsDaEw TO Paris, He will suit the
place and the place will suit him.
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STAUNTON.
SALUTE--CITY EXPENSES-DR. BAIRD'S CASE
SUDDEN DEATH.

SUDDEN DEATH.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispach.l
APRIL &c, 1877.
The marching out of the troops at New
Orleans was celebI ated at II o'clock TO the
minute here Tuesday by the firing OF thir-
teen guns by detachment of the Staunton
Artillery, detailed by Chptain A. II. Fultz
for that duty. The guns were stationed on
Sears's Hill, and the salute commenced at
the first stroke of the clock.
The report of our Finance Committee for
1S77-'S estimates the cost OF the city gov
eminent for the year at $50, 1868, which in
cludes interest on debt and all other calls.
The news Of Rev. DR.. Baird'S complica-
ton, received here in the Dispatch, was a
grievous surprise. 1t was known that there
was a deficit, and $1,000 had been con-
tributed in STAT nton and another 81, 900 at
Twinkling Spring to make it good and to
save the property Of the Publishing House,
but the facts attending the misappropria-
ton had not been generally known.
Mr.. William Hawpie, well-known farm
er near Greenville, died suddenly in his
barn on Monday last. lie had Just recover
ed from spell OF illness and had been TAX
ing violent exercise. PENN.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
OAK FOREST, Va, April "A, 1871.
Everything passed off quietly at our
County Court yesterday. Several negroes
were convicted and sent to the Estate Ho-
TEL"
The farmers arc very busy planting corn
and preparing their tobacco land.
The wheat is looking unusually well.
The flies in some sections are destroying
the tobacco-plants.
The dogs for some time have been 1cast-
ing on mutton.
The gubernatorial question is exciting a
great deal OF interest. We want man who
is unconnected with rings and cliques, and
who will not fill the important offices with
men from any one denomination, but who
will appoint the best men, whether they be
Mcthodists or Baptists, Episcopallans or
Presbyterians. Give us such man and we
will give him our hearty support.
JIM. ,JR
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NE DON'T BUY YOUR
DRY GOODS
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN
LEVY BROTHERS STOCK.
THEY OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
INMANY STYLES OF GOODS.

Look at the STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN at 162sc.
worth 25c.;
PLAID PIQUES at l6'sc. worth CSC.
FIGURED PIQUES at 1870. worth csc;
VICTORIA LAWN at 12E. 10, 1G2s, 20, ana 2'c''
worth Is, 90, 25, 80, and Soc;
WIDE CHECK MUSLIN, for aprons and wrappers
at Csc. worth $50 per yard:
CHECKED and STRIPED NAlNSOOh MUSLIN
at csc. worth 35c. per yard;
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN, II yards
wide, at 25, 80, and Csc. per yard, worth 80
40, and SOC:
NOTTINGHAM LACES for curtains at 163s, 70,
o5. 30, 35 40, and Soc, worth so per cent.
more;
YARD-WIDE PRINTED PERCALES at 1910.
worth csc. per yard-thcse are the best goods
manufactured;
YARD-WIDE PRINTED CAMBR1CS Mt SIC. per
yard worth 1910;
CALICOES In the latest styles at 6s and &c. per
yard:
ga UTICA BLEACElED SIiEETlNG Mt 25c worth
35c. per yard:
pILLoW-CAsE COTTON at 12!:c. per yard;
BED-TICK at 81, 10, 12K, IS, 16'., 20, and 2oc.
per yard:
CHEVIOT SHIFTING at 81. 10, i2k, Is, Gas, and
Csc. per ward;
GINGIIAMS In great variety Mt 10 and 12i5c. per
gard:
ALPACAs, double width, at %. 80, 35. 40, AS, and
Soc. and up to 81 per yard-tlie cheapest ever
offered:
BLACK CACIIEMIRES in all qualities at prices
lower than ever known:
All kinds of BLACK GOODS for mourning, Mt
ap25 LEVY BROTHERS.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Sunday morning, April 18th, in Ralti-
more, mt AZ O'Clock, Of malignant scarlct-fcver,
ARTHUR RAYNON, only son Of Minor II. and
Emira Hechler; aged six years, five months and
fifteen days.
Due notice will be given when and where his fune-
raj sermon will be preached.
Died, on Friday morning. April Goth. in Balti-
more, at O'Clock. of malignant scarlet-fever,
LILLIAN ESTELLE, eldest daughter of Minor b.
and Emira Hechler; aged five years, one month and
five days. ...-
Due notice will be given when and where her fune-
raj sermon viii be preached.
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OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT ,
VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY.

OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY.
April Gath, 1877. }
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED ut this Office until FRIDAY the
9th instant, 1T IL o'clock n. TO furnish the Viz
ginia Pententiary with the following PROVISIONS
for the months of May and June. 1877. free or
charge for package and drayage. and In such guam
titles from time to time the Superintendent may
orCer-yIZ.:
$4,000 pounds CLEAR-RIB BACON.
1900 pounds BROWN SUGAR lsamplel.
LIZ barrels EXTRA SUPERFlNEFL FLOUR
Virginia or western (brano),
II sacks SALT tbrand), '+
600 gallons M0IIASSES (samplel.
40 barrels NORTH CAROLINA CLIP
HEARINGS (sample),
barrels VINEGAR (sample),
barrels PICKLES --.--.-
200 bushels IRISH POTATOES,
10000 pounds FRESH BEEF Sample Of fore
and hind-quarter), ~
$50 cords OAK WOOD, sa .assf. .,gst. En-.
so cords PINE WOOD.
Should the number OF conpicts to be provided for
Increase diminish during the period of delivery of
these supplies, the quantity of each may be altered
the superintendent may require.
Forms or proposals can be obtained at tho General
Agents Office, No. ] IL south Twelfth street, upon
application. I. Il ~. ,sz,9,s. 81.
any or ali proposals offered.
SAMUEL A. SWAMI,
ap 25-St Superintendent Virginia Penitentiary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mt FOR BARGAINS GO TO THE
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS DEPOT

Ut FOR BARGAINS GO TO THE
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS DEPOT
WILLIAM TIIALiIsiER, col BROAD STREET.
just received another large lot Of those excellent
TWO-BuTToN KID GLOVES at SOC. worth
75c.and 81;
Just received large stock OF PLAIN, FIGURED,
and STRIPED DRESS GOODS at 25c. worth
80 to 45c.;
40 pieces handsome FRENCH ORGANDlE
LAWNS at csc. worth Acc
80 pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWNS Mt 1oc.
worth SOC;
1000 yards elegant VICTORIA LAWNS at 15c.
25 pieces BLACK STRIPED GRENADINE at 16
and zoe. worth 20 and Soc; cnrx
Also, n large line of PLAIN and FlGUR 0hEN-
ADINES mt low pricea:
BLACK ALPACAS greatly reduced In order 10 Close e
the immense stock on hand. Give nc u call ior
4 bargain in ALPACA. n,o,-r,e
full line Of WHITE GOODS; snsn as ri SSfS
CHECKED and SWISS MUSLalNS' N "a =
SOCKS. CA3IBRICS, IRISH LINESS' table,
LINENS, CURTAIN-LACES, &c, &c: -,-
A cheap stock of CASSIMERES. TWEELS, LIZ
EMS, CIIEVIOTS. BED-T!CkS, ShEEIiNuS,
&c. Give me call, as goods must Dc soid cheap
WILLIAM THALIIIMER'S,
an Of COL Bread street.
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SNow-BouND ON THE UNION PACIFIC
Omaha, Neb., April 25.-The Union Pa
citc train from the West, which was due
here ut 3:45 P. NJ. to-day, will not arrive
until tomorrow morning. 1t was snow
bound at Granite Canon in consequence OF
a heavy snow-storm that was raging yester-
day and last night on the hills. All the
trains have been moving since morning.
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Dir. Gordon Cummin, son OF the late Sir
Alexander Cumnin, OF Scotland, now q
resident OF Maryland, and Miss Eames,
daughter of the late Hon. Charles Eames,
OF Massachusetts,, were on Wednesday
united in marriage at the Church of the
Epiphany, Washington city. The wedding
was attended by nearly all the members Of
me Cabinet and OF the diplomatic corps,
and q large proportion OF the most distin-
gnished society OF Washington. Among
the bridesmaids were the daughters OF the
British Minister, ex-Secretary Fish, ex-
Minister Bigelow, and Commissioner
Phelps, OF the District OF Columbia, and
Misses Gouyerneur, : of New York, and
Thayer, OF Boston.
y ne,v isost-ofice Is established at John
sons Creek. Patrick county, Va, on the
route from Smoke Creek to Ararat, with
I Games II, sinithas postmaster. Mrs. Sarah
Harvard Is appointed postraasfar ri I;IIes-
81, Chesterfield county, Va, utce w. H,
Hayward, deceased. 81, s ~
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HANDSOME STRIPED SILKS AZ 75c.. n,v.r -oi
for less tEan 81:
BLACK SILKS from Coo to - per yard:
200 pieces DRESS GOODS. bought ,.a"r III" rrr,a:
decline, will he sold from ~: 10 2Jc, The cheap
est in the city. Don't buy .i-.whcrt h,fHr" you
look at Them
Handsome BLACK ALfACA At -. MEYER sOi
for less than soc:
BLACK ALPACA 1T 35c. we guarantee never OH
for less than Soc:
% pieces LACE-STRIrED PIQUE at 2ur.
200 pair OF those KID GLOVES At doe;
Our 1926 KID GLOVES reduced To 75r.:
200 pair EMBROIDERED COESEr>. al num-
beers. will be sold for ) p,cc heretofore. - /;
Just opened. Il large stock OF PAnASOLS:
We will sell our entire stock Of DOMEsIloS At
New York prices rather than remove them ID
our new store:
Twenty dozen more TOWELS al u &c. worth &c:
\ large stock Of liEMSTITCuED HANDhEE'
CHIEFS at - T. 5.r1ha!f t tl,, ytIGs; X
SETTINGS In the city 10000 yar6r rom
Csc. SIC. l0c.. l2t:r:. 1876, zoe. and 25c.
Ms 9aye IouG%t an eni'rs i%rta!'In r -,
% pieces TAnhEiLlSlEN from 27'5c; to:l;
never sold les than 81:
500 pieces COTTON TKIMMiX,i 1t 4 an! -;
regular value 2Jc:
Look at JoNESS CAMERic. 46 inches "itc' 2ec'-
Look S'; 1t our our Stock Of CIILDEEN'> HOSE from
lti2,c. to Sl-:t larl" stock On band:
BOYS' and MEMS WEAR-wc have Il ruuIp,tc
assortment OF CASSINERES from dur. 10 -
per yard: . .
stock In the STATE of Virginia:
MATTINtiS and FLOOR OiL-CLOIIi-T"a WIZ
save money TO purchase them from Us,
LACE CURTAINS from zoe. To 81 pr yard:
he lur., pi
In the city. from ! L 10 SO.
Our stock Is complete In every department, ana
YOU can buy great many goods for ltt!c money
Our stock must be sold and reduced before "c r.
move and II will pay you 10 look IT our stock bcI9Fe
purchasing elsewhere. ~
SYCLE BROTHERS,
400 Broad street,
an lo-tNyl bet tween Fourth and tl!th street.
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journal.

DIsrURSELL's United States Register or
Blue Boob for 1876 gives the population Of
Russia in Europe at 100000 and Of Tur-
key in Europe at 100000. Quite dii-
ference. Russia in Asia has 100000, and
Turkey in Asia has 100000. Grand to-
tails: Russia, 100000; Turkey, 29,5O 10000.
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ny SHETLAND SHAWLS, SIIET-

ny SHETLAND SHAWLs, SIIET-
LAND SHtWLS, q: 1925, $50, 50, $3.50,
and up to 50:
UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS in great variety.
direct from the manufacturers, at prices lower
than ever known before;
GUIpURE and TIIREAD-LACE BlI}S at Onc-half
of regular prices:
GUIPURE COLLARS and CAFES ut Il reduction
OF fifty per cent;
FANCY HOSE for ladies and children. and SOCKS
for gentlemen;
LACE TIES, SILK TIES, SCARFS and BOWS, i'll
great variety;
LACE SIIAWLS and JACKETS in great variety at
apo5 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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LYScH-LAw IN TENNESSEE. Nashville,
April pa dispatch from GAINESVILLE
states that Mockbee, an accomplish in the
murder of Willis McCiish in August last,
was taken from the jail ut Dover by a party
OF armed men and hanged. Eight shots
were also fred into his body.
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We unite with all the rest Of its many
friends in congratulating the New York
journal Of Commerce upon its enterprise
IN reappearing in its best style so soon after
the late fire in its office. 1t is o valuable
journal
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PROPOSALS.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,)
OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
RICHMOND, April 26, 1871
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
ls o UFTlHE Mann com FROM d9I Two u ,o
ten thousand registers, known as the "M0FFETT
LIQUOR-REGISTER." The contract will be let 10
the lowest responsible bidder but the right to reject
all proposals Is hereby reserved. The model BY
which the Registers are TO be made can be seen at
this office at any time between the hours OF A. d..
and 3 p. NJ. e..
For further information apply at this office either
In person or by letter addressed to me at Richmond
Va. WILLIAM b. TAYLOR. ~.
nm o7-td Auditor Public Accounts.
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MI SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
BACKGROUND WHITE-STRlPED SILKS ut
soc. per yard worth 81;
BACKGROUND BLACK-STRIPED SILKS nj
soc. worth 81:
EXTRA QUALITY BLACK TAFFETA SlLk'
rich and glossy, at Il worth 81 % per yard;
Handsome SOLID-COLORED SILKS at all prices
The largest, cheapest, and bcst-assortcd stock OF
SILL in this city.
Don't purchase until you have examined our stock.
apps LEVY BROTHERS,.
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FURNITURE.
ap 3-1inS

NOW ON HAND, THE LARGESl "a
IN STOCK OF FURNITURE, made 10 III! -
orders, aud daily receiving acditons 10 SanS; N
that ! have ever offered To the pubic. o, nr,ces
Wit sixe sniisf.cin 70 ali who wish TO buy. WarS
robes sideboars, Dressing Cases Bedstesds; Az
fine Parlor Suits. Etageres, fine ChMrs, ih full
IIat-Racks fine Book Cases Tables St., VII Won
line OF cheap Furniture. See my stock ox.uiIT
buy. r. Hir,'nr street.
mh S-3m 10 uoNeFnV. -
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No. PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
DIR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe e. and of patients who have taken II. that il
&c more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assiinilatcd than any other oil.
We guarantee 1t to he entirely pure ami fresh
free from rancdty, and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-llver Oil. MEADE bAhH',
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
ocJ 919 Main street. k1chihohu' ~
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MARRIAGE Els.

Married. In Brunswick, on the 18th Instant, by
the Rev. Thomas u. Jones, of Dlnwiddie, CLAI-
BORNE A. POPE to Miss HATTIE +. JONES
both of Brunswick,
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To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
Mistaken. The mumps have made me
mum for month or more. LAFFERTY.
rive surrender
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ME- THOMAS r. PRICE & co.
have In stock
New PERCALES and CAMBRICS;
CHOICE PRINTS, fast colors;
FANCY DRESS GOODS. all shades:
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS.
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS.
PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS,
BLACK ALPACAS.
BLACK HENRIETTAS.
BLACK TAA1ISE, BOMBAZINES,
AUSTRALIAN GRAPES.
GRAPE Wells. KID GLOVES, &C., SC.
ap1
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T ARGE STOCK. LARGE STOCK,
IL LARGE STOCK,

Goods must be sold before wc Remote !" one u,"
store. and we offer entir" sturk Very 4urtI
prices The ha!ancc Of our st0ck ~ laa1 a. 80. i;
of MAY will Ne closed ont IL auctom.
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CEOQIET.

E,ROQUET FOR TIL T. MILLION
~ s balls and mailets, nicely painted -
and | O arches, hacked in 4 strong box, WIN ~
top with book OF Instructions. Price, ~. 49, -
set with balls and macts but not lacAe" ~ "'-'
95c. Finer sets Ut 50, $3.50, and So. 500,
Upon receipt of soc. additional ANY SET WIZ =, >th
to any part Of Virginia, West Virginia, or N'''"
S'i '''''' '1>-e - j. 4. ELLlSoN'
ap 3-1ms --......-. lll2 MAIN So,
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PIANOS, ORGANS, dc.
5O 600 PIANo-FoRTEs. 81

CU,OOO - RI TT
It is assurcdly an event in the history of piano
forte manufacture In this country, and therefore
also an event in our musical history, that Messrs.
CHICKERING & SONS, OF Boston, on Monday
completed their ff'y-thousandth piano. When one
thinks of the grand amount of aesthetic culture, of
delightful entertainment, of real comfort, which
this oldest Of our piano-forte manufacturers has
been able to furnish In the course Of years. feeling
gratulaifens are extended. K comparison of the
first thinking" piano with the superb instruments
now offered TO the public is subject for thoughtful
consideration. Jonas Chickering bnilt his first
piano III 1928. Thus average OF nearly
Thousand pianos per year is this firms record The
first year saw the completion of about fifty instru
ments, while now it is considered q bad year that
does not witness the completion Of ut least two
thousand pianos-DGily Evening Traveller.
The undersigned are the
SOLE AGENTS IN RICHMOND
for the sale of
MEssRs. CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.
They have just opened another of their superb
instruments, which is indeed :" a thing OF beauty
up 27-d5t&w1t WOODHOUSE & PARHAM. \.
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS In DRY GOODS.
DAILY OPENING AT JULIUS MEYER
No. COS BROAD STREET.

DAILY OPENING AT JULIUS MEYERS,
No COS BROAD STREET,
Some extraordinary bargains In BLACK SILKS:
Large stock Of DRESS GOODS, at very lowest
Is pieces pieces SHEPHERD pLAIDs, from 15c: up;
Beautiful line Of, CoLoKED BASKET GRESA-
10 peees s rfEX p6REss LINENS warranted
The cheapest line Of BLACK ALPACAs ever
COO SILK and SERGE PARAsoLs and Sun.
UMBRELLAS, selling at prices which cannot
so pieces ce* VfCroRIA LAWNS at 1osc., for which
you pay csc. elsewhere:
A new ,, lot r OF those hands2me EMBROIDERED
The best Soc. CORSET In the city:
Ladies regular-made BALBRiGGAN HOSE at
900 Co. pairs nGs' TSWv0-BUTToS OPERA KIDS at
500 pieces HAMBuRGH EDGINGs and INSERT
20 pieces BOYS SPRING CASsISIEREs at 25c.
and up.
JULIUS MEYERS.
Agency for DEMoREsT'S RELIABLE PAT
o.. :; E1 7-; W. W. TlNsLEY will be pleased 9ssd, to
NEW GOODS! NEW SPRING GOODS!
~ arriving to-day at
''o" NJ \ Bk HUME & RowE's,
APP 1-eod BHOWNE ROMES.
MIR. WILLIAM KIRBY IS WITH
WI BROWNE & ROWE AMI Is prepared to ex-
hibit to his friends new and beautiful stock OF
DRY GOODS. Call and see him. mp ll-cOd
GALL AT BROWNE & ROWE'S AND
" see those beautiful BLACK CASiMERES.
BLACK ALPACAS, and other MOURNING
GOODS. opening to-day. ap ll-cod
GALL AT No. 323 BROAD STREET
" and sec the PRETTY GOODS just arrived and
opening to-day. ap ll-cod
DROWNE Il ROWE KEEP ONLY
- FRESH GOODS aud DESIRABLE STYLES. 1T
lowest cash prices. Call and he convinced
up l leod
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II. W. PICKRELl, prrsiIea''
r.. Il, SNEAU, Cashier.

Deposits of one dollar aud upwards Feeel's"'
six per cent allowed ON deposits .;,,on, xo.iee,
neDosts received subject to check without sSrs
and Interest allowed on same II not rheeSea Va
frequently than TWO or three times Mses. n, iii
Rank open every day from ecsosH ~ Nj. ill y
o'clock II, NJ, aud OH saturda! ir"''1 te 9s.sed
z, M. $3.50 -
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GOODSl SPRINGE6p
y GOODs-Ladies' Fancy and Plain Slip ~ IN 4
pers~Bronze and Black; Ladies' Misse*',V ~
aud Children's Kid Newport Ties: Broad ~,
ladies: Misses and Youths School-Shoes; Ladies
Fine Pebble Goatand Foxed Balmorals, 81 10 Gen
tlemen's French Calf and Geat Low-QDarter Shoes,
all STYLES Just received. The best Calf Gaer In the
city for So, Trunks, Satchels, Shawl-Straps, aud
Over-GaIters at W. P. w. TAYLOR'S, -
anil Fourth and Broad streets.
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~ ~
~ CAHD0Zo. FoUEQUREAN
for all qualities Of DRESS GOODS. ,,
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DRY GOODS.

FOR BLACK SILKS,
GO TO
ap2l CARDOZO, FOERQUREAS &rr.s
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BIRD SEED.
CRssQUET.

u g balls ard s nalets, stakes and 0 arches
Price only 46c. For sale by j. 4. ELLYSnN,
& ap 3~lnlS l1l2 Mnin street.
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fOc WANT HANDSOME COIOprn
AND STRIPED SILKS, 70 10
ap2l cARDoZn, FOUEQUREASH ,ns
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co THE BEST MISSES @@
&A. LASTING, GOAT, and KID F0X-essse--s7
ED SHOES In town.at j. A. GRlGG'S.
np6 Tenth aud Main streets.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-26
Attsfdmoif6e Slottsett,

= Bie man aus G6riItiania C9iorpeeen,
meloet, bat ii@ fiirSlib elm eri6iittern0es I'm
eIiid auf elmer sSnieL ni9t melt Don @ale:
iuno, susetra9en. Sn einem SauIe, in bel
ien Speitem Stodperf ii6 cine S6ule befano.
brad elm Seuer aus, mel6es crit bemerfi
wurbe, oils Die nod benz G6ulsimmer flbren:
be 9reppe bereitS in belIen Slammen ftano.
Der 2eBrer ino fieben &iroer retteten I'D
bur6 elm Seniter, nobel e~rIterer i'm Sale BET
be Seine brad. Se9Ssebn &inOer famer
aber i'm Seuer UNI unb pier mltroen mebr oner
ipeniser uer6rannt.
Gin erfrorenes 0orf. &us Der
Nioloau miro beri6tet, bab in Der Oittte oes
WarS 10 fur9tbore S9neeltarme pittbeten,
bab gauge @egenoen BON ieoem 8ertebr abb
9ei9nitten paren. Die aus nieOrigen i9lte
ten b%eitebenoen 90rfer waren beinabe gang
i'm S6nee be9raben uno in elni9en iab man
nur Die &ir3tbiirme berausra9en. Den
Sdneei tiirmen fol9te ie9std9i9er Sroit, Der
in Der Moloau uno in Der 8ufoptna Spfer on
Oteni6en uno S6iereu forberte. Die 9dlfte
Der 8emobner zines fleinen moI0ouiiden Dor
feS faao man, ais Die &Gite elm lpeni9 na6z
lieB, erlroren. Die 0a9er botte Der Sturmt
fort9etra9en unb Die nn9lldIi9en iielen Dem
6un9er uno SroIte gum Spfer. 0fan fam
it9 oenferL mel6e Gualen Die llebri9gebIIez
benen ausltanbet, Bis ibnen 9ilIe gu Ibeil
lpllr0e.
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Infer SHberttf6.

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cirnati erbieIten mir po5 brittle 0eit Der 2eipsi8er
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SIluftrirten Nelt uno Die ~neueIten Nunmern
beS Serliner Sa5ar.
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ten tutDoliiben 3eiti6rift Iiegt oas 8. 9eft nit elmer
6iIle ittereiiontet g~eieItofiS uno prd6ti9en SIu:
f~trotionen DOR. 8erIag BON Sen5iger Brothers,
Ntelu Oort, Cincinnati uno ct. 2ouiS.
70ur6 l9Imann q 8Iod's 8u9Danolung
babicr er3ieIteE mir Die erte 9Iumnler elmer neuer
beutIbcn, in Berlin erideineuoen NonatsI9rift
unter bent SiteI yNorO unb Sub." S9on Del
Shame OeS 0erausge6ers, Saul Sinoau, biir9i
Oafiir, DAP Der 9eier etrua5 8eOie8enes ~erluarter
fam. 0os Dor uns liegenoe $50 OctapgSeiter
Itarfe Seft entbdlt cine 9loueIle bon gSm. Senior
uno Qtrbeiten uon 8OOeniteot, &iebL SeibeL, Sur:
thus, G6ers unO anOern ram6aften nno beIiebter
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fer fonnen in Mmerifa faum bas SaIs sur
Suppe peroienen. Oft benuben aud 2eute,
bic Dor Sabren einseuanoert iino, Die segen=
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ibrer Ueburt nod einmal gu beiu9en. 9ns
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fen gang anoere llmitanoe eintreten, oils iie
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beleben iol. Das Teiien spiiden Der alten
inb neuen Melt lit burd Die Guslteaun9 iebr
seboben woroen aber Oh Die ~ginmanberuns
ie ipieber Die friibere 8eoeutuns annebmen
Miro, lit cine anoere Srase.