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srErFAr. NOTICES

/ sss.55rTHECHEApEsT Z ETlANoTHEB
hARsE lay casH Sh.sE At
Bse ef x xIn@ sss casunrnEs at CO. e5, rs,
ALf s as6 BE- ysTda Es5y It s
II g' siL KS a g. Co. rs. s5c, 81, and
B1a K K a Per dSo pEa sATlxs:
BLACK and CULORED yELyETS;
BLACK aud COLOl!ED SILKS at all prices-soIne
>, eT.gaordinnary Bargains II :. =, ror v,rd.
AHkaGAs SH isf T. . ss ana
A large assortment OF GOODS for boys and mems
FLANNELs of every description, very cheap = =
BLEAG gIG2 e TS SHksa and coLoRRD
A large rye lot of HOODS and NUBIAs at 25c. each
worth double lbe money, but they must DC sold;
M sGiii; eCoLLARs, cAPEs, BoAs, and HATS.
for ladies and children to be sold n sasrihce'
as, so, 60. and 75c. per yard-,very cheap;
sTAIR-C CARPET at csc. per yard worth 35c.;
LIST LIST. CAEpEI At s5c:; o..
WL-CLOTH RUGS at 35, so. 60, and 7-c.:
i large stock of COLoRED and WHITE BED
offer Offer the f Cheapest G BLANKETs in this city
CoMFoK TABLES; or our own manufacture: quilt
aaa Ha2aSf cA s'SS so;Ss long
LINEN GRgN1B. CLOTHS, three yards long, at SO
THINKS, SHTCHELs, BASKETS, and SHAWL
CARRIAG E BLANKETS In great variety, from 50
to SO:
INDIA-RuBBER BLANKETS;
LACE CURTAINS and ANNIVERSARIES;
a large assortment Of CLOAkS ut prices to suit the
''' clio. est buyers;
We have the agency for tie MYSTIC GOSSAMER
WATERPROOF GARMENTS, and show an
assortment or listers. Newpor.s. ont Circulars
far ladies, aud Talmas, Goats, aud HAS for Scn-
tlemcn:
BLACK and WHITE LACE. and 4 large assortment
Of SILK TIES and BOWS. LINEN G0LLARS
AMI CUFFS. aud i large stock OF SLEEVES:
RUFFS and RUEFLES in great variety ut the low
est prices;
A large assortment OF KNIT GOODS, such as Hoods,
Nu5ias. SacqueS, Sleeveless jackets. Caps, SCarfs,
and Cardigan Jackets. 10 be sold ont;
COEGATE'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATERS; .
The new-stylc BLACK VEL VET SATCHELS, with
nickel-pIate clasps:
a large assortment Of PRINCES. 6 lMPs. BEAIDS,
BUTTONS. ana other DRESS TRIMMINGS;
TAILURS' TRIMMINGS in great variety.
....-.-. LEVY BROTHERS,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street,
no2G Richmond, Va.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION Washing
ton, November 2S.-No politicians OF ord-
nary sagacity have at this time the least an
ticiDation that the next presidential election
will be thrown into the House of Repre-
sentatives. But ii such contingency
should occur there need be 10 doubt that the
election of Democratic President would
follow. On one occasion-durlng the most
bitter period OF the contest between An
drew johnson and the Scnatc-the sudden
illness Of one OF the johnson senators gave
the Radical Republicans two-thirds ma
iority. The friends OF Mr.. johnson asked
that the pending question be not acted On
till the recovery OF their colleague, whose
absence was due to visitation OF God.
The venerable Ben. Wade Immediately got
up and formally thanked Providence for
this visible interposition in favor OF the
Republicans, land" said he, ave would
bc-very un.rateful il we did not take ad-
vantage of this mcrcifui favor so gracious!y
youchsafed to u.s." That settled it. In the
weakness OF human nature it is safe for the
Republicans to assume, rs they are doing,
that the Democrats will be apt to profit by
the advice OF that eminent and admired Re
publican the late Mr.. Wade, and not throw
away all the chances which may come to
them in the way of contested elections to
secure majority OF the State dcegatlons.-
Wush;ngton Specidl-BaHim0re Sun.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at The Broad-Street Methodist church,
November IS, 1878. by the Rev. Samuel {. Clopton,
MIR. ERNEST II. WALTHALL and Miss LIZZIE
PUGH; both Of this city.
Marrtcd, on the 25th instant. by The Rev. T. G
Dashield, MIR. j. 4. STANSBURY, of Henrico
county, TO Miss SARAH j. THOMAS. OF Rich
mond.
Married, In this city, on Thursday, November 2e,
Rev. j. 3. Hutson. WILLIAM j. READY and EN-
MA G., daughter of Fleming Phillips, Esq.
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LrrrElLI.'s LIVING ACE FOR ls79.-Th,

LrrTELI's LIVING ACE FOR 1S79.-The
extra offer TO new subscribers for 1879, and
the reduced clubbing rates, are worthy of
note in the prospectus OF this standard Pc
riodical published In another column. The
remarkable success OF The Living Age is
well asiested by the fact that en- the 1st OF
January next 1t begins IFS one hundred and
forttetth rotaise, II affords the only salts
,iactoriIy complete compendium OF a cur
rent literature which is now richer than
eyer before Ii, the work 81. The ablest Writers
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A NEW RAILRoAD.-The editor. OF the
Harrlsonburg Old Commonwealth writes
from Philadelphia 10 his paper as follows
81 am gratified to be able to announce
that within the past week over two hundred
miles OF the Potomac and Ohio railroad has
been put under contract, and that work viii
be commenced on the first twenty miles,
from Charleston east through Kanawfia,
within the next ten days, to be completed
not later than October next. Work will be
commenced on other portions Of the line at
an early day and pushed as rapidly as posi-
bic. This narrow.gauge railroad is to en-
tend from Charleston, on the kanawha, to
Qaaniico, on the Potomac river, distance
OF about three hundred and twenty-five
miles, or more than eighty miles shorter
than any other route"
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THE KENTUCKY HUMMELSHINE, mum
mics discovered in the newly-announced
champion cave at Glasgow Junction, Ken
lucky, are the main point Of superiority OF
that cave over. the. Luray cave in Page
county in this State. These g mummifed !"
bodies were in stone collins. The reporters
say that three OF them were purchased by
Mr.. EDWIN MoRTBioRE, OF Chestnut street,
Louisville, KY, and Mr.. GEORGE PRocToR,
OF Glasgow, Junction, purchased the re-
naming bodies. It is we'll to be particular
lest the tale be doubted. THOMAS KELLEY,
the owner OF the cave, received 800 fortthe
mummies, ard Is offered $4,000 for the
cave and the three. deep rivers, so 'tis said.
Yet cave that is not worth more than ten
thousand dollars could hardly be worth
owning at the present state Of cave aDpre-
citation. "
The mouth Of the Glasgow cave is in the
town limits, and get there it3has remained,
and no one seems to have entered Its open
Jaws. i How. very stoiid and listless must be
q people who, living SO near, failed 50 long
TO enter where mummies were, deposited
five thousand to ten thousand years ago.
Iu this matter thereWiil be a dispute as t.
who are the moro Indifferent, the people Of
Glasgow Or those oil sLuray. Let the MUM
mics speak.
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II Judge R1vEs's marshal shall summon .
yenire OF white men to try his negroes, he
will refuse to draw a jury outoTsaid yenire
Then he will order yenire to be summoned
consisting OF both negroes aud whites III
a word, he Will order negroes to be sum.
inoned because they are negroes. And this
be Will do under the pretext that he is not
as Judge discriminating against men or
account Of race, color, or previous condi
ton Of seryitude; and yet he will have de-
cided to rule out the white veniremen be.
cause they acre ,ohite. ...
D, ga second DANIEL come 10 Judgment"
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= SILvER-MoNEY TROUBLES Washington,
November 28.-If, as is said, there is gem
eral understanding in commercial circles In
New York to receive only funds current at
the New York clearing.ho the difficult
ties to be encountered at the Treasury in
keeping silyer@in circulation will beyery
much enhanced. 1t is to be expected, as a
matter Of course, that if the New York
merchants decline to receive silver at par
their example will be speedily followed by
the merchants OF other cities. II the banks
and the commercial classes or the whole
country set their faces against the double
standard, it would appear that no action
taken by the Government can maintain it.
Washington specidk-B Baltimore Sun.
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upon all topics OF interest. Tt merits care
furattenffon iisfnaking selection Or reads
ing-matter for the new year The
more numerous the periodicals, In
deed, The more valuable becomes a
work like this, which, IN convenient
form and at small expense, gives the
best OF all. It's importance to American
readers can hardly be over.estinated, as no
other single periodical enables one, as does
this, to keep well informed in the best
thought and literature Of the time, and
fairly abreast with the work OF the most
eminent living writer's. II
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THE FORTHCOMING MEssAGE.--Things
sometimes leak out. We have private adj
vices that Governor Holiday has prepared
his message for the coming session OF the
Legislature, and will therein assert that the
public debt OF Virginia is less than thirty mil
lions, that an increase of ten cents will be
ample to meet every requirement, and re-
commencing an increase Of ten cents FOR
school purposes. How true this is we shall
soon see, and we forbear comment until we
do.-Bristot Ne,cS. ...,.......
rive guess that you have missed one
point.l -...:. -...., ...... =.
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There is already some talk OF repeating
the law respecting the Federal supervisors
OF election-a measure that has been sore
SPOT to the Democracy ever since it APP
reared upon the statute-book. And it is
stated that il this repeal cannot be effected
in any other way it will be incorporated in
one OF the more important appropriation
bills, and thus force the Republican Senate
to vote for the repeal or let the entire bill
perish-an event that will probably necessi-
tate the holding Of an extra session.
Washington special-Baltimorc Sun.
IGlad to hear it'll
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Father Dominic Young, weIl-knoWn
Catholic priest, and respected for his SER
vices as a missionary in the West. died at
Washington Thursday in the eighty-sixth
year OF his age. -'.sf' !, -.
General Clingman is not native OF Bun-
combe--he was born in Yadkin,I where he
has "a number OF relatives now living
Charlotte fM. C.l Observer. +; ..s..g., ~,
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MT GRACE-ST REET BAP IT'S
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushec strcetsl.-Thc
pastor, Rev. WILLIAM L. HATCHER, d. D., wiz
preach on SUNDAY ut II O'Clock A. NJ, and at
haf-past O'Clock p. NJ.
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rg ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-SerYice
SATURDAY (St. Andrews Day. Ut II O'Clock. Ser
mon and communion SUNDAY advent Sunday at
IL O'Clock. At 7:.5 at night Bishop PETERKIN
will nreach.
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C0SrECTE0SEgEEs, &c.
oS.EEEE STORE.
sCEIvED AT 5o5 BROAD STREET,

DECEIVED AT 505 BROAD STREET,
4 beautiful inc Of ALBUMS at o9c. ard 81 .os;
Handsome PEARL CARD-CAsES at 99c. and
$l.50-the latter great bargain;
Handsome INLAID SHELL CARD-CAsES;
Full line Of GERMAN and FRENCH-PLATE
MIRRORS at SOC, 75c., and 99c.
Five dozen THREE-sHELF FOLDING BOOK
RACKs-wALNUT;
Another lot of CARRIAGE-WIiPS, six to eight
feet long, at 99c.aud sl.25-cyery one warrant
+; cd; #..#:s .
A lot of THREE-SHELF PL ANT.STANDsa at 90c.;
More Of those handsome CHAIN-TABLEs, with
inlaid tops, at 99c.; g.
Handsome LAMPS, with full seven-inch Argand
Trimmings dozen styles, among which are tlg-
ures and extra gilt; @'-
Handsome lot of LADIES' OPERA-CHAINS and
p SETS at 99c.;
A lot of new styles In WALNUT WALL-POCK-
ETS--some very handsome ones; i.
Tho best low-priced GOAL-HoDs In town.
Catalogues mailed free to any one sending address
and oil orders promptly and carefully filed
EfsTHa .nt&I$-i@ issl II! WA. STEVENS,
= no23Tsri "a r.tsi"gi ~ y sos Broad street.
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DEATHS.

Died, Mt The residence Of her husband. about 8
O'Clock Friday night, November 20, 1873. Mrs
LINDA RAGLAND STEER, wife of Robert +
Sizer and daughter of the lare Gideon Rasland
aged twenty-five years. .- .-.... M
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GY FIRST d A Pr IS T CHURCH
(corner Twclf h and Broad slrects).-Rev. II. ALLEN
TUpPER, D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL a.
NJ, and Rev. L. w. WARREN, d. D.. at ~ z. ii.
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REMEDY.
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WAITER
FROM TlIE
BEDFORD tFA.l ALUM AID IRON SPRINGS.

TIE ALUM AND IEO\ v NSS AND WATER
FROM TlIE
BEDFORD VA ALUM hHD IRON SPRINGS
EST ,ELI>HED lWENrI--IN lEAG>.
Efficiency proved ny ac;ua results IN ihv.iuls If
cases If Dyspepsia. Debility. Disease Peculiar 10
Women, Chronic Dialrhtct, iicadach" :" @# a1rl
CuiIilrou> Affection SORE Throat and J. ..arat,
thiIls and ilaar!al Fever. EX'rAc,, icu: .,,,,-
Toniats:
Best remedy for inlunmatory SORE Threat 1al
Diphfhcr ever used b. ,n"--.t, ty, ;u;ut AZ r.
practice OF forty ycur-.Icta a. t"Gr. Alternative,
and tcrifuSc; prcfrrao'" :" c'irr1'" 81 pota.h.'
l.. 4. >ITTERu. II. D.. ST..
After 4 practice of many years ltNc loral 50
remedy cuua. 10 i;uGtnri tuu and iron >Ilint{.
Water ani Mass for thrnair @I>casr, and ,Il-"1>,j
peculiar 10 women"
JOIN =. METrEArH. M.U.f.L. p.Vr.
"surc"s.tuiy used in D!>yrpniN an" 'T"uic
DiarrhGr."
'Surpls>lug any remedy tha, know 81 Tor ,rro-
fulon; affections. Have u.c il for t"rwt, .y: Years
In ,ny practice I. j.. WhLKEE. u. H.. Va.
After IN experience of near thirty ear have
found no treatment t,inaI 20 this water aI ut-, Tor
Scrofua. CuranenuS Affections. Gt,nduar D,raugc-
ment, Chronic lrriatons "f tn" Bladder. hih,"!S
and Urrlhrl: liberation. aud c"r,an forms Of l'ia
pep>a.' Prof. j. j. MoOEMNN. NJ. D. Va.
NO WATERS HAVE WlpEr nATGE or t'>E-
FCLSESS.'' VA. MEDICAL MONTHLY.
Richmond. VI.
Used with unparalleled succe.;,. in hcm"rrhastc
nalarial fever ". \. GRE.
Ex-yicr-Prr-ilrni Ga. Med. 40.
"ESTIRELY CURED OF CHILLS AND FtTrE II
IT." REV. f. C. pnDSOS. j. \. LIN. ~.
.Drec. lions analv j. and full proof OF al claimed
Wafer. 80 cents per gallon: - per ca>..uf ,n'
dozen haIfgailon bottles; 3 for hrc--a'!@ @rmt-
john.
per a!f-doZcl, according To- sizc-scni p",i-ini"
Fun proof at All claimed sent free upon aplai''-
ton. Liberal terms 10 dealers Invalid, are a'ri-
mOdated at these Springs al all times Of III" var.
Address \. NJ DAVIES, President cf ;hr "tA-
'' sold by POLK MILLER { 90.
No
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorner Main and Sixth streets) -Rev. HENRY Nc
DONALD, D. d., will preach on SUNDAY at IL a. N.
and
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The Luray People ere as truthful as any,
in the world. They say that the eaye re.
Gently described In the papers lis not one
i.tiai.s was before known. Wedcerl il s.nne-
sesspy 70 afgtie this q aestion, X hich Is one
& 81 TACT ieaee re leave euI r. S. Is
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STATE AssAYER AND CHEMISTS OFrIcE,l
RICHMOND, November !, 1878.
The LAGER BEER manufactured by Mr.. q. w.
Robinson at the Eagle Brewery, in this city, hts
been chemically examined by me. The Samples test
ed having been collected by myself. aud ro1nd FREE
FROM ADULrEGATISG SUBSTANCES. II may be
used as III cdicne or beverage In full assurance OF
| lis purity WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR. N. D.,
no l2-3I Sta-e chemist.
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( No. JTOS |

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES Fol. TIE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGiNIA-iN THE MATTER OF
RICHARD H. DUKE, BANKRUPT, ~ RANK
RUpTCY,
REGISTERS OFFICER
.".'.- RICHMOND. VA. Nov, mher 22. 1878.
To THEIEEDITORS or SAID BANKRUPT:
You will please take notice that'i shalt, on Tt Is
DAY the Sd day OF December 1879. IL II O'clock
NJ u, my oilce In the cuSton-honse. In the city OF
Richmond, Va. take All account OF all liens the
propc! ty OF said bankrupt, whether By Judgment,
trust deed. CT otherwise. with their legal priority.
no 23-S2w THOMAS ). ATKINS, Register.
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S!EETsTGS.

uDoRs CoMMANDERY or ST. ANDREW. X. TIT
RICHMOND, November 30, 1878.
ORD R.-SIR %>xf
~ Ts,-A:tcnd special assembly ~
of the Commaniery 1T ST. Albums Hall ~
on ST. ANDREWS DAY Saturday. Mo- = y
vcmber 3Ath) al Z! o'cock y. NJ. In fun.
dress of Templor on foot. The Command"ry will
he con iitutcd and officers installed by 4. t. .NES
G.. Balm, Grand Commander of Knights r"mDllrS OF
Virginia and IL Is important that every member he
present. The members OF Richmond CoinmHndcry,
No 2 and ali visiting Sir Knights, arc cordially in
ylied 10 attend.
BY order of the Eminent Commander.
JNO. L. LAUGHTGN. JR..
Captan-Geucral.
Attest FIR. y. STEG Err. Recorder no 30-lt
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me- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace)-Rev. G. B.
MOORE will preach 1t IL a. d., and Rev. L. W.
WINFREE at 7:45 z. NJ. All are welcome.
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fs.GG$. MEaIsfNE.. &C.

Ts'HE pHO$PUORATED CUD-LIyrE-
Il OIL EMULSION Is a perfect conf fuar,ru If
other valuable adjunctS Is very digrsfih.n AMI ,r,
tive. always fresh and sweet ami n plri.r:l; m l,,k
punch. BLACK HARNESS soar. Tor CLEANING,
SOitcEiug, and backing harness. caring, TOPS, &C.
SoldDy FRO 3nI J.. WhfNtE. Druggist
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fI5' DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS
We arc row Keeping a full linc Of he DDrE<TIC
PAPER PATTERNS. and viii be- pleased =, ..,v.
our frlcncS and customers with them a.. Nil
always have the LAi EST PATTEENSa ,hry r,,,nc
cut 1t TllALIiMkk BROTHERS,
Col Broad street, corner IL SIKH.
no 3O-S.M&Th
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MT THE GREAT DRY-GOODS SALE.

UPWARDS OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF NEW GOODS AT LESS THAN
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
TIE CONSEQUENCE OF LARGE ASSiGNEES'
SALES.
SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
SILKS IN BLACK AND COLORED,
INCLUDING EVENING SHADES.
SOME OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
DRESS GOODS, ono and half yards wide, at 50c.,
former value, 1925:
CD ALL-WUOL MATELASSE reduced from $3.50
PSI;
Thousands Of various DRESS GOODS at the great
ct reduction ct COHEN BROTHERS..
mo %
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REEgENEG'ES.

PART I.
Ovcrturc-Poet and Pcasant-Snppe.
!. Venice paying homage to Caier!n1 Cornaro.
Music. solo, Dir. W. Ii. GRANT, Jr.
2. Descent OF the Holy Grail.
S'io'
8. Christian l1aideus sold by Bashi BazoukS.
Quarette.
0rchesira-W Wedding NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
t. New Mother.
g. Druids Offering Human Sacrifices.
OlcheStra-Bcile Gailop-Parlow.
FART II.
Ovcrturc-Fra Diavoo-Aubcr.
l. Marie Antolnettc and Court 1T Versailles.
Solo, Mr.. W. II. GRANT, Jr.
9. Witches OF Macbeth.
NSlc... SOLO. SlTS NM Ml'Eo.
8. Ellen Douglas meeting with james F1tZ jane.
Orchestra aSc-a Marriage Bclls-StrauSS.
Mulc.. Qlartclte
/. Elite Apple CT,
s. Marie Antoncttc and Court 1T Trianoil.
Admission, soc. Tickets for sale Il: WAITS,
where reserved seats can i" Obtained uls morn
ing II o'clock, without extra Charge
10 3O-2t
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full line of the newest styles or EIEroXs
SCARFS. BOWS. SILK IIiNDKEECjilrr.'
BOIIONS IN silver. g''t. clare Gc m4c. D,.lr,
&C., can now be had at our place. '''''
We keep everything 20 be hal In a Ilr.,.rl,ss Try
goods house and nj prices 10 defy coin,rt,,ru
Call and examine" and you VIII De convinced az
These iacts, a THhLllIMER BROTHERS.
Col Broad street. corner OF >!Hlf
no 23-S.N&Th '
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This Brewery has been recently itted up with al
the latest improvements, and Is now offering the
best BEER made In the United States.
The Beer has been thoroughly tested, aud Is highly
recommended by prominent physicians for family
use.
The GOLD MEDAL was awarded TO the FAC
BREWERY for SUPERIOR LAGER BEER, ALE,
and PORTER at the las. fsr OF the Virginia Agri-
cultural Society.
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So DED IRISH Settlers"

THOR0UGHRRED PUPPIES from Imported
aud unexceed stcckl OF this eelebrate, aud popular
breed for sale, Full pedigree, Address Box So,
GrGeAsboro', n. q, q ~ - kl.,- mo WV
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sssss5s, ASD coal.

GOAL AND WOOD.-GooG dry PlNh
" WOOD $3.50 Ter cord. Sl.75 pcr haii t"',''
DAk ~ aud II. 90 Der cord: No. u hF '''A''
for erat e. So 50 Ia St.T5 per ton 81 @. lr'u.
WEST VIRGINIA SpLlNT, Si10 Ia 81 , t,' ~ .
and 4 NTHRACIrE, all s'z.S. ~ reduced T",',.y,'
cash. Call aud be- supplied. Satisfaction e.,
Broad street between seventh and E!-t's"' ~ 49,
Theatre or Nineteenth and Cary streets r,cr
no 80 =. 81. : - -
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mo. 560Jl
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF FIRGlNIA-lN TIE MATTER OF
WILLIAM 3. COOK, BANKRUPT, IN BANh-
RUpTCI.
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: The undersigned.
John VI. Hall. OF Richmond. IN the county Of
Heurico and State Of Virginia. hereby gives notice
OF Ills appointment assignee of the estate Of VIII
liam e. Cook of the city OF Richmond, in said dis
trict, and who was-:o Wit. on The 10Th day Of All
gti,:. j. -. 1S7S-adjudgcd bankrupt upon The
petition OF himself by thc District Court Of the
United STATES fer said district.
Dated at Richmond Ike 10th day Of September,
i. D. 1878. JOHN NJ. HALL.
no 3p-S2w Assignee.
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All Of the latest novelties In BLACK SIX ,r,
CHENILLE PRINCES ~ extraordinary I,yy
prices. WV
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BANKRUPTCY.

no. 5J0l.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT OF NlRGINlA-IE THE MATTER OF
JAMES ". NEAL, 4 BANKRUPT, IN DANK-
REPTCY.
10 WHOM IT NAY roSCEsS: The undersigned,
Thomas y. Page, OF Richmond, III the county Of
IIrnlico and State OF Virginia, hereby gives no.
ticc Of his appointment assignee Of the estate OF
James ". Neal, OF the city OF Richmond. In the
said district and who Tas-:O Wit, on the 9Th day
Of july. A. d. 1S7S-adjudged = bankrupt upon the
pctiion of himself by The District Court OF the
United States for said district.
Dated 1T Richmond the 9Th Gay Of September,
4. u. 1878. THOMAS y. PsGE,
no 3O-S2w Assignee.
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a new ot OF over 200 dozen TWO-BTTTOS KIN
GLOVES In black c.lorcd viii. az iwN NO
shades ut SOC. pair Every one should see ,rn.c
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LAGER BEER.

EAGLE BREWERY, @. "
L. GEORGE W. ROBINSON. PROPRIETOR,
CORNER HARRISON AND CLAY STREETS,
..- RICHMOND, VA.
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LADIES' and GESTLEMEE'S FLtSvrr
SHIFTS at 30c-an extra bargain. Our stool. -
MERISO UNDERWEAR Is very csrcu,iyn'
goods. ' W '''''"
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sll<EI..2.iia DIS 30. 40 -llEIIII = ,
.4u!t3ys, "'G' @a$ - st2l. !.