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NY SPECIAL BARGAINS JUST RE
CEIVED FOR THIS WEEK AT THALHIMER
BROTHERS., COL BROAD STREET:
Just opened, cases Of the choicest styles CALL
GOES ut 5, 64, and SHr.:
A CAN1BRlCS and PERCALES, pretty styles, at
So pieces 7.s COLORED-FIGURED CORDED
PIQUES at 1Oc. worth 15c.:
100 pieces DRESS GOODS, all kinds, from l2A to
soc. Give us 4 call on Dress Goods.
All shades WORSTED FEINGES from 2 to 33c. !;
also, TRIMNIING-SILkS and BUTTONS to
match shades OF dress goods.
4 full and very cheap line of BLACK GOODS-
all kinds; WHITE GOODS, large variety
Call and see on them.
In PARASOLS we offer one OF the largest and
cheapest stocks in the cty-at prices to suit
any and everyone.
rs dozen new and pretty shades KID GLOVES,
Just received, at SO, 75c., 81, and SIPS. Give
call on Kid Gleves. rs We can show The
handsomest stock In the city.
Having bought q very extensive lot OF CORSETS
direct from the manufacturers we are enabled
to offer the best goods at very low prices. We
have Il large llue of white and celored from SOC
to $3.50. and ask call to see them.
Ladies' misses, and children's WHITE and
STRIPED HOSIERY full line very cheap.
SILK aud LACE SCARFS. SILK HANDk Err
CHIEFS. RIBBONS, RUFFLINGS-a
large variety ut low prices.
No. COL Broad street.
Mr.. CHARLES HUTZLER is with us. and will
be pleased to see his many friends and customers.
NH 80
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Teiepf.onic Banners.
DON'T FOOL WITH THE TALKTNG-wIRE DURIN'
y A MISUNDERSTANDING

DON'T FOOL WITH THE TALETNG-wIRE DURING
ass-,i A THUNDERSTORM. g
The Hartford Post records. an incident
which is timely warning to the owners OF
telephones. 1t says:
On Sunday morning, when the sudden
fash Of lightning was seen and was follow
ed by sharp peal OF thunder, DR.. John A.
Stevens was using the telephone extending
from his home on High street to the drug
store in the. Hotel Capitol. The clerk at
the drugstore had his ear at the tube listen
ing for communication from the doctor,
when. simultaneously with the peal Of
thunder, be received a severe shock in the
ear. the report sounding like the discharge
of gun. His power OF hearing was more
or less affected all day. DR.. Stevens saw a
flash OF electricity play about his end Of the
instrument, and on examination it was found
that the delicate insulated wire had been
entirely, destroyed by the lightning. Had
the doctor been speaking at the tube at the
time of the fash he would probably have
been dangerously injured.
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ID DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
S9-GEg'E STORE.
AT THE 99-CENT STORE:

A It THE 99-CENT STORE:
EcceiYcd this morning the first invoice of our
NEW CROQUET-cight balls and eight malcts OF
the BEST HARD WOOD Finished as we'll as orr
slx-ball sets of last year,, Stakes and WcKe,s
picle--a packed in strong hinge, covered box; TO
be sold at soc.
Orders from the country will receive prornpt at
tcntion, and goods shipped by freight express,
they may order
New styles in pICTURE-FR tNES 1T so and 39c. !;
We have also IA fine FRAME, fitted with glass
and back size IL ,: "A and Ii by IT, at Sl.JS.
These FRAMES are worth $3.50:
4 lot of large, handsome WASIIDOWLS and
PITCHERS;
All lengths in Il new lot of CARRIAGE-WIllPS-
warranted whacbonc:
Some new, large FOUR-WIIEEL DOLL-pERAM-
BULhTORS;
More of those handsome NICKLE-PLATED,
SEVEN-SHOT REVOLVERS 1T Sl.9S; SIN
GLE-SIlOT PISTOLS ut 99c.;
4 very handsome line OF pOCkET-kNtFE in
pearl and shell handles.
Catalogues free to any address.
w. \. STEVENS,
ap6 sos Broad street.
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The New York Tribune Of Wednesday,
the thirty-eighth anniversary OF its COM
mencement-indulged in pardonable pa
LAYER as to it's present condition and future
prospects. First of all, the Tribune build
ing pays the interest upon all the debt owed
by the concern and sixteen thousand dol
lars over, annually, besides furnishing free
quarters to the whole establishment. Sc
condly, the Daily Tribune has larger cir
cuIation now than it ever had in Mr. GREE
LEY's lifetime. And, thirdly, the paper in
all its editions paid profit OF forty thou
sand dollars to its stockholders last year.
This is good showing for Mr.. WHITE
LAW REID, the successor OF Mr.. GREELEY.
He may well boast OF it. He cannot write
such leaders as HORACE GREELEY used to
write. He has not that great mans talent
for controversy. Hc has not his powerful
logical faculties. But he has made the 1Ti-
bune the first OF American Journals in re-
spect OF its general character. The Herald
has more readers, and furnishes more news
especially Of sensational cbaracter-and is
burdened with advertisements. The Times
is more acceptable to mere partisans. But
the Tribune caters for more select circle OF
readers. The tone OF the paper is good. 1t
is cockney in too many Of its editorials.
It's short paragraphs seem to be written by
men who know nobody and nothing outside
OF New York, as indeed do many Of its other
editorial productions. But its correspond
ence is usually tirst-class. Above all, the
Tribune is a paper that can safely be intro
duced into the fanily-circle.
But we did not intend to write "a criticism
upon the conduct OF. the Tribune, and we
will only add that as sectionalism was its
one fault in Mr. GREELEY's day, so cock
neyism, or limited horizon, is It's fault
now
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ANOTHER SwINDLE BY A BANK PRESIDENT.
DenUer, co.,. April lit is publicly an
.nounced here that HI. A. McInttre, preSi-
dent OF the First National Bank OF Lake
City, and vice president of the First Ma
stional OF Colorado Springs, Col, has alb
seconded with $4,000. Thetirst disclosures
were made recently, and showed that Nc
Intire had, in the. interim following the
death of the late president OF the bank at Col-
orado Springs and before the vacancy was
supplied, secured from the deposits OF this
bank between $50, 00otand $4,000. In ad-
.dition to this be has hypothe cated the stock
of the two banks with which he was con-
.nected, amounting TO $25 900. ;lts is feared
that the effect upen the. Lake GU Bank viii
be irfeparable and that further di disclosures
will siselI ttie estimate already made.
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MISSISSIPPI LEvEEs.-The House Com
mittee on the Mississippi Lcyees yesterday
agreed to the bill authorizing the appoint
ment OF n commission to report upon. the
improvement of the Mississippi lerees from rn,
ST. Louis TO the mouth of the river. The
commission is to consist OF three army OH:
GERS, to be appointed by the Secretary OF
War, and three civilians, to be appointed
bv the President, with an annual salary OF
$4,000. The, bill appropriates S250,O0o to
defray the expenses of the survey to De
made by the commission, salaries &c.-
Wdshiagton Republican,, 11th.
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How re ELECT A gPREsIDEST.-Let each
congressional district elect one elector,
and each State two at large. Let these
electors meet at Washington In one
body, instead OF at the capitals OF their
own States in thirty ght bodies, and
choose President and Weep President just
as the House OF Representatives chooses its
Speaker. So shall all trouble be avoided,
States rights be respected, and fraud done
away With, as . fraud that would elect only
one eiector would not be much OF temp
tation. II richmond Dispatch.
Excei,ens fdea. and We think it should be
substituted Tor the new plan embraced in
the late proposed amendments to the Con-
stitution. which is far too enmbe rsome.- -
Petersburg Post
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RESUMPTION REpEAL.-It is reported on
apparently good authority that Senators
Ferry and Allison, who have hitherto been
in favor OF the resumption repeal bill, have
decided to sustain Secretary Sherman,s
policy. This will doubtless defeat all efforts
to repeal the law fixing specie payments
January next, as it insures report by the
Senate Finance Committee against the re-
peal bill; but with gold at only hVe-elghtnIS'
premium the action OF the committee will
possibly be superfuous.- Washington Re
publican, 11tb.
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Mr. STEPHENS. of Georgia, has written a

Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia, has written a
letter in which be announces that he has
no idea of being a candidate for President
OF the United States. Mr.. STEPHENS might
have saved himself the trouble of making
this announcement. There are not dozen
sane men in the Union, we guess, who have
ever seriously thought Of him as candi-
date for the presidency; or il there are so
many they reside in Georgia. Mr.. DAVIS
himself is not much more certainly out Of
the line of promotion.
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snRY GOODS.
THE GREATEsTBARGAINS OF THE
Ii 80 SEASON
800 ARE NOW BEING OFFERED At
JULIUS MEYERS
NO 6O3 BROAD STREET.

NOTICE THE EXTRAORDINARY Low i
20 pieces CoLoRED ENGLISH CAsHMEREs' at
20 Pieces W BR0G 1af DRESS GOODS at 1890.
80 pi pieces TSs in new and elegar styles,
Handsome Elm line Of LhcE STRIPES and FIGURES,
e,n spof s q sn sfh # Ef5y SILKS
EsSs1 ssk stks al 7se and UPWARDS
elegant BLASk SILK q 8, ~ anG worth S1s'
E1traordnary inducements In bLAch cAoh-
100 T pieces Of FIGURED and STRIPED UNION
LINEN LAWNS ut loc.-the greatest bargains
so pieces 'ss.FlGURED PERcALEs at &c. worth
Beautiful nHf STYLES PRINTS at SC. and upwards;
40 pieces GRASs-CLOTH, In all shades, at &c; :,
10 pieces COLORED DRESS LINENS-warranted
pure linen-at 1916; large line at 90, 25' and
Large line LINEN BAs9gEs and and, 2, Jl :
SKIRTS, an entirely new designs, from s1.zo
10 pic plec as TURKEY-REp TABLE DAMAsK at
Coo. per yard, worth 63c.:,
GINGHkM PARAsOLs Ut CSC. aud upwards;
SILK PARASOLS 1t SOC. and upwards;
SERGE rARAss2Ls e. 7SG and spyqrsEd Is,
The EXCELSIOR DOUBLE-BUsT CORSET re-
duced to S1-the best 81 corset ever SHOWN
large assortment of CORsETs at very low
Ladies' SILK CLICKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE
at CSC. and upwards;
Large assortment entirely new styles children's
| FANCY HOSIERY;
| The best soc rw0-button KID-GLOvE In the city
All the new shades in two-button KIDS at Toe. ana
Two. button IJEDRESsED KIDS VERY fashions
Ds I in the spBnpTk sdsf at prices
which cannot be equalled elsewhere In this city:
Large assortment Of COLORED lAMBuRGS
Bar ssis I'm In iioRCHoN LACEs;
All The new spring shafe$-solidS and miXtures-ln
| WORSTED PRINCES;
Gentiemen's FOUR-PLY COLLARS-warranted
Geniiemen's WHITE LAWN TIES at 25c. per
DOZEN .rr ,,o.r, i.
| Geptemen's best regular ENGLISH HOSE ct
| 25c, and many other great bargains at
| JULIUS MEYERS.
| Country orders by mail promptly attended to.
| Enclose thrce-cent stamp for sample. ap II
EEATTINGS, MATTINGS. just re-
| Wi ceved from New York auctions ftly pieces
| WHITE, RED-CHECk, aud FANCY MAITlNGS
! " JULIUS MEYERS,
| 6O3 Broad
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A SPECIAL AGENT OF TIE PRESIDENT
GATHERING INFORMATINN.-San Francesca,
April 10.-It is reported that Colonel John
G. Sykes, special secret agent sent out by
President Hayes, has been in the CITY seVe-
raj weeks investigating the Chinese qneS-
ton. 1t is supposed the Presidents pur-
pose was to obtain material Tor his pro-
missed special message on the Chinese qlles-
ton. Having fulfilled bis mission, Sykes
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sspiE,S..,gAI NOTICES.
me- sYCLE BROTHERS
are now receiving their
SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS.

~
Handsome STRIPED SILKS at S5c.-real value. ~
SOLID G0LORsIn al shades at s1-never sold foz
BLACK III s sILK Sal at SIZE worth s1,2s;
s sEASk Has tks e % $sE I55
An these goods have been bought at the large auc
ton sales
BLACK ADPACAS at 2hc. worth 3Gc.:
BLAck ALPACAs at s75sc. worth e6c.;
bdn a to oss At c CORK soRsErs
A full line OF BLACK CASHMERE at prices to as.
tontsh everybody:
sAsHMERE at s Ss worth S si:2g;
EOSiBAZINE and HENRIETTA Cloth, GRAPE
CLOTHS, Atwood DELAlNES, ut prices less
than ever sold in the city before
CoLoRED DRESS GooDszal! the newest shades
f pn a as fancy from i 10 5os
per yard.
HAMBURG EDGINGs! HAMBURG EDGIMGS l. !.
The question is settled that SY Gle BROTHERS
are selling HAMBURG EDGINGS and IN
than any house ne the
CASSIMERES for Mems and Boys wear. We are
shown in the city, and ut prices to suit the times
SYCLE BROTHERS..
An awful TOWEL for 12Hc.;
The biggest TOWEL for 25c.;
The best TOWEL for 379c.
NAPKINS from SC. to 12I5c. and one shilling;
Look at our LADIES' HOSE three pairs for 5Oc.
worth Csc. Il pair;
Another lot Of those cheap TABLE-CLOTHS;
ENTEESs W WIN THE s ii unaundred
made of Wamsutta cotton ana Richardson
best linen. at soc. each;
Another lot of RUSSIA CRASH at loo. worth one
shilling:
1000 all linen HANDKERCHIEFS at &c. apiece
LA CE SCARFS and SILK SCARFS-latest styles;
LADIES' and CIiII.DREN'S HOSIERY.
We keep full line of all goods found In FIRST
class store. Our long experience in business gives
us greater advantage in purchasing our stock, ana
we always give the benefit TO our customers.
SYCLE BROTHERS, Bill Broad street.
apl between Third and Fourth streets
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The idea! THURMAN compared 10 Nor
TON! "HYPERIoN to sATYR." It is an in
suit 10 the distinguished Ohio statesman to
compare him with the blunderer of Indiana,
whose fame or notoriety was based solely
upon his hatred Of the southern people, or,
rather, q hatred OF them which he pretended
to feel in order to keep himself in office and
his party. II. power. -.
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DEATHS.

Pied at his residence. in Hcnrico county. at fifteen
minutes past 2 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 11th instant,
EDWARD G. TRA1NUM, In the htty-slAth year Vi
his age. , r1,,o
His funeral Will take place at 8 o'clock THIS
FRIDAY AFTERNOON from his late residence lcie:
Friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend. .'-.s....-
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GARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & co.

"
can now offer to their customers goods at prices low
er than ever before known even 10 the oldest dry
goods men IN the country-somc goods ranging far
lower than they were before the war. They have
the largest and most varied assortment OF
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS,
which are so fashionable for the present season. al
astonishing low prices. They have made
BLACK SILKS aud BLACK GOODS
L specially for several years past, and feel assured
that no finer stock can be found TO select from.
sATINS-Black and Colored
BROCADE and CAMELS-HAIR GRENADINE In
all the new shades;
FRENCH and FEATIiERED BOURETTES-some-
thing entirely new and very handsome;
FRENCH and AMERICAN BUNTlNG-all shades
and qualities.
A large lot OF LINEN SIIEETING. from GA to
l2-4, bought very cheap and will be sold accord
ingly.
PARASOLS.-Be sure and examine our stock before
buying.
CoLORED HOSIERY for Ladies and misscs-solid
and striped.
SPRING CLOTHS aid CASSIMERES for gentle
men.
BRABANT LACES. NH 2J-3m
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We were satisfied that the opinion was
incorrect, and id yesterdays Richmond
atels he [the AttorRey- aeneralJ took
oceasion to correct ii. 'ortssao ttis Enter:
prise. sss5
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Lawrence Binconni, Of Nashville, leaped
from q bridge 100 feet downward into the
river. Water ten feet deep. Taken out not
seriously hurt.
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1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.

1917 AND 1910 MAIN STREET
HAMBURG EDGfNGs ut &C.,
HAMBURG EDGINGs at &c.;
HAMCUge EDGINGs at 64c. worth loc.; =
HAMBURG EDGINGs at &c. worth 1Z'ac''
HAMBURG EDGINGs at LOG. worth loc''
HAMBURG EDGINGS at 12!sc. worth 2oc''
HAMBURG EDGINGs at 15c. worth 2oc.'
HAMBURG EDGINGs at zoe. worth 3oc.;
HAMBURG EDGINGs ut 25c. worth 59c.
The above are the cheapest we have nad YET, SO Sc
cure what you want.
HAMBURG INsBRTINGS at 68c.;
HAMBURG INsERTINGS at &c.;
HAMBURG INSERTINGs at 1oe.;
HAMBURG INsERTING5 at 12hc.;
HAMBURG NsERTINGs at 15c.;
HAMBURG INSERTINGS at 20c.;
HAMBURG INsERTINGS at 25c.
These goods are extra cheap, and are WORKED on
extra fine muslin.
We have inst opened splendid assortment OF
CoLORED HAMBURG
EMBROIDERED LINEN GALLONS,
for trimming suits, which we offer at one half the
cost of importation.
Wcnow show the very latest style of
LADIES BLACK SILK-LACE MITTS,
with long wrists and without fingers.
LADIES BALBRIGGAN HOSE-embroidered silk
clocks-the most elegant HOSIERY ever shown
in this city;
LADIES, MISSES, and GENTLEMEN's
HOSIERY
In all the novelties of the sea son.
Our stock is really worth an inspection, and our
prices are particularly attractive.
LEVY BROTHERS,
apl2 l017 and 1910 Maiu street.
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NEE'reNass.

Understandings Il III A o U K
" YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
for so many Years fruitful OF intellectual, moral,
and religious benefit TO our people, Is just no" Ia
serious need Of practical sympathy ana encourage
ment, therefore, as one means to Its attainment we
hereby invite a meeting of all classes OF our clti-
zens TO be held on MONDAY EVENING the I5th
Instant ut 8 o'clock, in the CENTENARY AEIHO-
DIST CHURCH. Sketches of recent laoors ana ~
ture work will be given, anu distinguished speakers
will discuss the best methods of placing the ASSOC;
alton OH flmer basis for greater usefulness IL Is
hoped that the ladies. and especially the business
meu OF Richmond, will, by their presence ana
counsel contribute to the Interest ana success OF Inc
meeting:
2. V. Daniel, Jr, Thomas Branch,
IT. K Ellyson, Thomas w. McCance,
T. L. Bacon IT. William PemDertou,
:. A. Glover. d. y. DAVIS.
j. w. Lockwood, George Lee,
Allison & Addison, Franklin Stearns,
John Booker, William ID. Gibson,
Clemt r. Barksdale b. G. Gray,
Harvey j. Blair, j. ii. Claiborne,
VIM. p. Munford, Woodhouse Parham'
Asa SNYDER. A. l.. Elicit 4 Co.,
John o. Steger, Tyler Daniel.
Marshall III. Gillian, James John n. Gordon.
A. Judson Watkins,
In accordance with this call meeting VIII be
held ut The time and place mentioned above, and
Ihe following friends Of The Association are en-
raped 70 narticipae in the exercises-viZ Rev. Drs
A. ". Weddel S. A. Steel, Moses D. Hoge. j. y.
TYLER j. L. NJ. Curry, j. William Jones, W. L.
Hatcher, Major Robert Stiles, and others, ,,,,o.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

COMMISSION MERCHANTs.
CHARLES L. TODD,
WHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No. 1915 CARY STREET
For the better accommodation of my largely-in-
creasing FLOUR and PRODUCE business have
rented the substantial four.story ir0n,iront ware,
house No. 1915 Cary street Commercial Block, aud
have connected with it the
WHOLESALE GROCERY, GRAIN, MILL
STUFFS, AND HAY TRADE.
Having laid In q large and varied assortment Of
staple goods, 10 which constant additions are being
maize from the cheapest markets OF the country.
Invite examination OF my stock and prices by both
city and country merchants 49,
Particular and unremitting personal attention VIII
be paid to the COMMISSION DEPARTMENT. Con-
slgnments Of FLOUR. GRAIN, HAY, and every spe-
cies of MERCHANDISE are res specially solicited.
Moderate charges, prompt returns, and liberal cash
advances, when desired, promised in every case:
T,.# CHARLES l.. TODD.
The GENERAL GROCERY and FEED BUSl-
NESS SO long and successfully conducted under the
firm name OF CHARLES l.. TODD 4 CO., ut Nos.
42S, 430, and 432 north Sixth street corner Of
Claw, will be continued with largely increased faci-
ties for serving our old customers and friends, for
whose patronage and steadfast kindness In the past
we beg 10 return grateful thanks. ~.
ap l.eod1m ~ CHARLES L. TODD 50 GO.
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TRoCaERY. GEASSW aEE. &c.
ID ERIC TRAITORS.
aN

REFRIGEEATORS 81 all Tie most 1csirt'i"
kinds, both with and without WATEE-'0oLLES
warranted to give satisfaction or they may b. r.
turned. Prices very low.
Mrs KNOWS CENTENNIAL FLCTING-Mi'
CHIMES.
CLARK'S PATENT NURSERY SWING. win
trapczc attachmc3i-thc newest thing Uu'.
Also. full line of CHINA. GLASSWARE. 1rt
HOUSE-FURNISHlNG GOODS. OF all the h.c..
designs al popular prices. +. H. TAYLOR.
ans l01 | Main street.
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CeMMisSs0NER'S NOTICE.

rg'HONlAS y. JONES ". II. X. ELY
4 son. TRUSTEE. AND ARNER f. HAI:Ft(,
~ THE CHANCERY COURT OF RICHNoNp Gitf.
Extract from decree Of April =, 1879!
The Court doth adjuCicc order anI decree
that this cause bc referee. 10 one OF The rohiu1-
sinucrS of this court Ia Inquire AMI report;
lSt. What debts and liabilities there are ti A'iF'
of the late .irm OF Harvey & Jones.
2d. Whether there IS any liability or tnl"itr'ne'
now uusatisled embraced In or secured by tnc ''.l
of Thomas y. Jones 10 Henry X. tliysou. fris;'',
dated the 2Gh day Of April. 1878, aud rCcor'!ci II
the clerks Office OF this court.
And said commissioner Is directed ~ give tH'
amoun, OF every sTch debt and liability, 10 whom
due. and when payable, together with ANY oiArE
matters deemed pertinrn: by him. or which NAY ~
rcguirc, To DC stated 10y any OF the parties to iiis
cause. - .,......,,
COMMISSIONERS GFFtCE,}
lll3 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, April 4, 1879.
Notice IS hereby given that have appolnIri
SATURDAY. May /. 1873, st 10 o,clocA y. W.
aud my office IN the city OF Richmond, rs he rn,
and place for receiving proof OF Al claims reirfi''
70 In the decree OF which the foregoing Is III rN-
tract, t..,.,
Given under my hand The day and yer Sb''c
Commissioner.
r roKtz n a. APP -fl"
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON WATER

INDIGESTIOS-DYSPEPSTA.
WYETH'S PEPrOEIC PILLS
Of Pepsin and Pancreatine give immediate relief In
Indigestion. Price so cents. Sold at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
NH Is 0l9 Main street
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HFATTINGS, MATTINGS. just re-
lYt ceived from New York auctions ffly pieces
WHITE, RED-CHECh and FANCY MAITlNGS
ut the lowest prices ever known. at
JULIUS MEYERS,
apl2 COB Broad street.
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RATES TIE SANE As AT TIE NEW YORK
AND BALTIMORE OFFICES.
, 1878-08-03

A horrible tragedy has just
been enacted at Sacramento, and
which illustrates mans perfidy
and woman's fatal sin Of curiosi-
ty. A young lady, living on
Elderberry street, recently Tilted
a young taxidermist, whom she
was to have married next Fall.
He discovered who his dread
;.. and led the
sweetheart Tor her per-
idy. During the alteration a
beautiful sky terrier, belonging
to the latter, conceived its mis-
tress to be in danger, and sprang
upon the discarded lover. The
incensed man at once killed the
animal with his cane. After
wards he became apparently
reconciled to the :hange of af7k
fairs, and offered ltf the dog