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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Domestic.

New YORK. Sept. -Coffee-Nothing doing
prices nominally unchanged; milds quiet;
prices nominally unchanged. Sugar steady
and in fair demand refining fair to gosofd fair air
boxes, 2737 bags Refined sugar firm and in
good demand. ,Linseed oil $1,000.
New YORK, Sept. 13.-Spot cotton steady;
Middlings IL; futures barely steady.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10. 9:25 q. m.-Pork s. 4715@
4 50 October, IS 60 November. S. 80 bid S. As
asked seller year. Lard 6.I21s October, 6.57 4
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HHONETAFgY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
Friday Evening, September IL. 1878, ]
s1..
" ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

Total this week ..... a. T91 .a07 40 s6G1. laT 10
The movement during the week in financial
circles has been light Tho offerings OF seeurl-
tics have been fair, and the demand Tor them
limited
We quote exceptional paper 1908 W cent; Al
do COLO; second grade "a: loans on col
Iaterals sos; Al mortgage paper 5000; Sec
ond grade do "a ~ cent per annum.
Gold is quiet and week.
Foreign Exchange quiet.
Sight in light request.
State ConHols firm at 73', GN73la.
Premium Bonds weak at 31@.
Stocks dull.
Gold opened In New York at 100t., and closed
at 1908. Here 1t opened at 1oo't @1o0's. and
closed at 1O0lBm1OO}s.
STERLING-Bank bills 4s4@4s41s; CONNER
GiRl 4B0 14Bi.
FRANCs-Bnnk francs =: commercial B2ta.
6IGHT~Bank counter rate Il, commercial
and bankers r v cent premium.
STOCKS.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Con-
solidated Debt. City of New Orleans,
New Orleans. Augusta, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De~
phrtment until MONDAY. September 10, 1878. af
~ O'Clock H., for the purchase OF one thousand
shares, more Or less, Of one hundred dollars
each. In tho New Orleans WaterworkB Come
pany. payable In the floating debt of the city.
texcepting city money! as authorized and de-s
scribed In ordinances Nos. 45s and 1886. L. q.
Bids to state the highest price for stock, NOT
less than par. payable in floating debt.
Blank forms for proposals may be had by
applying at the office Of Administrator Of Public
Accounts.
The city reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. and answers will be given the following
day at Ii IN.
ED. PTLSBURY. Mayor:
J. G. DENIS,
Administrator Of Finance:
J. G.. BROWN.
Administrator Of Public Accounts,
SCI I'd Commissioners Consolidated Debt
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States 73A@73h: Premiums 31@3l'a.
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COM VI lGSSCAAHs
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Friday Evening. September -. 1878. I

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I
Friday Evening. September 10. 1873
COTTON--The market to-day ruled irregu-
lar. with only moderate inquiry. the sales ag-
The TRANSACT for the week are light
amounting, to 2s25 bales. at a decline of t3ac
for Good Ordinary and a decline Of '4c on the
better grades. The receipts at all ports this
week show a marked increase in comparison
with those of last week and those for the Same
time last year. This week At $40 bales. against
% $50 last week. and 1928 same time last year.
The following is the official closing of the
Cotton Exchange:
Low Ordinary .'....'........
ordinary ;...:..''''.'''''''''s 49, -
Good Ordinary. 97s 10
Low Middlng .......--,..10's 1o1s
Middllng .:...-.....'------..'.lo lo;4
Good Middling. 11's
Middllng Fair. '.''...''..''.'.
Sales to-day 425 bales. Market irregular and
easy.
COTTON STATEMENT.
In store and on shppoard Sept.1, 1878. 4,os6
Gross receipts since yesterday $50
Total supply. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
exported TO day At
Exported previously. ASH s,61s
Total stock this day 1862
Total stock this day last year. ........ 1909
The exports to-day were At bales to Bremen !;
for the week, ITO bales to Great Britain Al to
the continent and llsS coastwise.
Net receipts since yesterday. ......-..,.- $50
Net receipts last friday. 354
Net receipts same time last year.....- It's
Net receipts this week --...-.......... 1892
Net receipts same time last Week-- 1861
Net receipts same time last ytar-...... 1889
Net receipts since September 1--.--.--.. 5,494
Net receipts same time last year...... 2525
Cotton on shipboard as per account of the
Cotton Exchange is as follows: Liverpool STA
Hagre 1l44. Bremen -, Mexico -, Spain =,
MediteTrantan -, coastwise - bales; total 171S
+oi- Srnn Ct,11E q lS
noted at the Exchange leaves in presses 4244
bales.
- The exports since September to date from
New Orleans have been as follows: Great
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ACT NO. "a, r.. 8. OF 1878.
NUMBER TWO,

Representatives shall be chosen on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday In November,
completed In one day. The General Assembly
shall meet on the first Monday in January,
1879, and biennally thereafter, on the first
Monday In january, unless different day be
appointed by law, and their sessions shall be
held at the seat Of government.
(Strike out article seventeen.)
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That the seat Of government shall be estab-
city of New Orleans, as the majority of the
voters of the State may determine at the next
ensuing election; those voting to locate the
State capital at Baton Rouge shall indorse
Rouge those voting to locate the capt.
cal at New Orleans shall indorse on their
tickets, ''For State Capital, New Or!eans.'
(Strlke out article one hundred and thirty
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WATERWORKS STOCK.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Con- !
solidated Debt. City Of New Orleans, !
New Orleans. AnRust 81. 1879.
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No officer, whose salary Is fixed by the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-17
The Fisheries.

There is much complaint this year that
the fisheries OF the Potomac and the Virgil
MIA rivers are doing poor business. While
the measures for stocking those rivers could
have added by this time few grown fish to
the supply, still this does not account for
the immense falling of. The. fact is that
while the art of fish-culture is doing won.
ders there has been constant increase Of
the means OF capture and destruction Of
fish. 1t is to this that we may attribute the
falling of In the success OF fisheries above
the mouths Of rivers. The pound or purse
seines are keeping the fish from ascending
the rivers. SETH GREEN long ago said that
they would cut Of the run of fish from the
upper parts OF rivers. He made war upon
those seines, but found that their owners
had very great power with the Legislature.
The effort to increase the supply OIL fish 10
streams can make little headWay upon t d1fal
streams as long as the modern seines are
permitted to intercept the run OF fish. The
inhabitants Of the river valleys are entitled
to protection from them, and there must be
q strong combination formed to fight against
them.
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rescind the one-hnHd red -fhousand. dollar
subscription voted some time siHce by the
ssounty, upon condition Chat DanYiile would
give tfty thousand to the building OF the
Danvil1e and New River railroad. Danville
faiiingsto do her part Iii not assisting by
subscription OF the above amount, we feel
under no further Obligations TO THAT line.
The vote on the motion not being correctly
heard, lin consequence of. the boisferous and
shameful conduct OF some OF our county
men (much to their discredit), the meeting
adjourned In disorder. The win OF the ma
iorlty of the meeting, however, being so tho
roughly understood, the Board OF Supervi-
sors soon convened, and, like patriotic gen.
tlemen, passed an ordinance resembling the
aforementioned county subscription, the
Rev. E. B. Turner, chairman OF the Board
Of Supervisors, and good and sensible
man, who always looks to the interest OF bis
people and sticks to the good OF his county,
taking the ground that Danville, falling to
vote her part of the subscription, the con-
tract was null and void. We now turn our
attention to the Reidsyille route, which is
much nearer and cheaper to this place.
Colonel Morehead and the people OF the old
North State propose building the road to.
the Virginia line, within about fourteen
miles OF our county-seat. This being done,
Henry and the counties westward will con-
tinue the road, and open almost direct to
your business city large and productive
county, rich with minerals and the best to-
bacco the world affords. Danville, unlike
the people of North Carolina, does not pro-
pose to touch our county at any place, ana
thus hand us over the road, but wants
nou she is forced 10 it-help from the be-
- .ot,o Nd hn1n
in place of the Midland road to Baltimore,
we will connect with the Richmond and
DanvilIe, and flood your business city with
large trade and freightage which is now
almost cut off from any market.
LUTHER.
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~ THE GREATEST BARGAINS
BROTHERS:
BLACK SILK at SOC;
B 3 sir at siSfeal value, s1:79; cnos
very GgR hsnSy SILK fbfs IT = value
Extra. n magniheent quality LYONS BOILED TAT
EEKAf P h SI9rfil yaHr ST' a.
MoHAiR InSklkh1ASTINE at Csc: per yard;
Extra-ane LUBlN'S CASHMERE at 70 and soc.
per yard very fine extra quality at 9oc.;
\ full assortment of MOURNING GOODS at as s:
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS
TAMIsE, and BIERRETZ;
STRIPED and COLORED SILKS;
Beautiful STRIPED SILKS AT Csc. per yard:
Handsome evening shades, such as LIGHT BLUE
BL& c f7i and e coIoRED sATINs-we offer cxr;
new lot Of cAiSlBRIc EDG1NGs just received
from 5 to 20c; per yard;
able for ladies' skirts and misses dresses, only
soc. per yard.r,al value lao per yard:
New styles nLASK GRENADINES;
T the l s14ss assortment Of cAssEREs for mems
- dboys' wear. from Csc. 70 -:
Look at our REGULAR-MADE HOSE, three pair;
All the latest styles of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
DRESS GOODS:
All coIors BOURETTE, from one shilling to SOC.
BUNTING, all coiors, for 25c.;
Don't fail 10 look III our TOWELS;
Handsome MELANGE, suitable for travelling
dresses, at 12Kc. per yard-real value, 25c. pei
yard: -
Don't al! to look at our new EANCY-EMBRoI,
LADIES GAUZE VESTS 1T 25c.-real value, I5c.
MATTfNGS. TABLE and FLOOR-O1LCLUTH
WINDOW-SHADES, and LACE CURTAINS
cheaper than any house in tho city;
CORSETS froEi soc. 10 $3.50; -
ENGLISH, GERMAN, and AMERICAN IlO'
SIERY, for ladies, misses, and children;
Don't fail to look at those l2ac. HOSE.
We have Il full line In every department. All we
ask Is call from our frienus, customers, and the
public In general.
We have always on hand an assortment of the
DOMESTIC PAPER FASHION-thc most popular
fashion in the market
SYCLE BROTHERS. 81 Broad street,
apl5 between Third aud Fourth streets.
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99.drENF STORE.
AT TIE 99-CENT STORE:

AT TIE 99-CENT STORE:
Received this morning the first Invoice Of "nr
NEW CROQUET-cight balls and eight mAct' OF
the BEST HARD WOOD (lnished as well As our
six-ba sets Of last year, Stakes and WicEc:s COM
plcteall packed In strong hinge. covered h0X; 10
be sold at 99c.
Orders from the country win rccciv" prompt At
ten,ion and goods shipped By freight or espFr'5 rs
they may order.
New STYLES In PICTURE-FRAMES II 80 an! 9sc.'
We have also nne FRAME. lifted with glass
and back. size i oy ID and Is by {, 4; sl.9r.
These FRAMES worth $3.50:
lot of large handsome WASIlBONLS and
PITCHERS;
All lengths In a new lot OF CARRIAGE-WillrS
warranted whaleb0ne;
Some new, large FOUR WHEEL D0LL-pERAN-
BULATORS;
More OF those handsome NfCKLE-PLAlEb,
sEyEN-SHOT REVOLVERS al Sl.9s; SIN
GLE-SHOT PISTOLS at 99c.
A very handsome line OF P0CEET-kSITES IL
pearl and shell handles.
Catalogues free 10 any address.
". a. STEVENS,
sn6 sos Broad street.
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w YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION.

THOMAS r. PRICE s. co.
announce for the early spring trade:
BLACK SILKS at 81, S1.25, $3.50, $1.75, 81 :
at prices lower than any house South. We ask
an examination of our prices.
BOURETTE, MEXICAN, and II orr TENSE
GRENADINES, in fullest assortment;
BROCADE GRENADINEs-new;
BLACK and COLoRED BUNTINGS-all shades
from 5 to 75c.; s.. ...r
Look ut the BAYONNAIsE CLOTH at 81 and
$l.25-very latest; ,a@
Latest Partisan novelties IN BOURETTES, FEA-
THERED, and NOVEL DESIGNS, and SILK
and WOOL FABRICS;
LADIES' KIDS-two- and three-buttons-at 81;
EMBROIDERED, SIDE-CUT. and GIANTS DE
-, SUIDE Kids ct popular prices;
Latest styles in L1SLE-THREAD, SILK, and BIER
. LIN GLOVES;
Most complete stock of TOWELS, DAAASKS, Do
MESTICs, SHEETINGS, aud SHlRTlNGS, ut
lowest cash prices;
SOLID COLORED, STRIPED, and CHECKED
SILKS, In beautiful assortment;
Look at our FURNITURE CRETONNEs.
NH 20 IDOL Main street.
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The following is interesting though late
in coming to hand:
HENRY COUNTY.


Icorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
HENRY COURTHOUSE, Va, April s, 1873.
This has been day Of interest and eX-
element to the people OF Henry-that OF
big railroad meeting, represented by agents
of two proposed routes to this pace-one
from Reidsvile Uin Leaksville, N. c., and
one from Danyille, Va, known as the Dan
vile and New-River road. The former
route was represented by Colonel j. T.
Morehead, of Leaksyile, n. c.; J.R. Web
ster, of the Reidsvine News, and other
prominent gentlemen OF that section; while
the DanviIle route was advocated by Cap
tain Daniel Coleman, f. 3. Gravely, and
others, from the city Of Danyille. Arrange
ments had been made by the Board of SUI
Deryisors, who were present, to hold a
meeting and let the different gentlemen
present their views but afterwards it was
decided to let it be mass-meeting of the
people, and, upon motion, Rev. E. B. Tur-,
ner was called to the chair. :;
Captain Coleman was then brought for
ward and first addressed the meeting in the
interest OF Danville. with his friend Grave
ly, in Loud appeals for the Danyille and New
River route; but too late! The golden mo-
mention that route had fed. Colonel More
head, son OF the late Governor Morehead, Of
tO4GAtSdAOiluc1 uuA4CSSCN GuC LIZ q
sensible; plain, and business-like manner.
Then came forward MIR. Webster. Though
comparatively stranger, his keen and
piercing eye told the immense crowd, as he
mounted the stage. that he was q man OF
more than ordinary talent, and during his
strains OF oratory and sound logic the veins
OF eloquence would swell with drops Owls
dom which did credit to the historic name.
Then opened a." Fountain" the current OF
which showed that uiG Reidsville was the
cheapest and nearest outlet for Henry; to
which the big Oaks !" and just 'tscales .,
responded in private as being true. John
Bull"t did7not mount the stand; but the
want OF railroad was . Redd !" in his face. II
We,are confident that with no ''iMore-
headsa than the aforementioned the
:. Reidsyille y route can be established. The
oiority OF the people of Henry, we think,
will be for, this route, as it opens up our
county almost direct with Richmond,
which home-city we wish to- patronize.
After the above speeches were con eluded,
and the majority OF the very large crowd
being anxious that tho Reidsyille route,
should be establish cd, nao tions was then
put requesting the Board of Supervisors to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-17

FRIENDS, YEARLY MEETISG.-P hiladel
spJlid, A priI 15.-At, the yearly meeting oil
Friends, held in the Arch-Street Meeting.
house to-day, there were present Eli Jones,
OF Maine; Rufus p. King and Amos Doan,
of Indiana; DR.. w illiam Nicholson, OF Kan.
sas; William Townsend, OF New York
and Robert Brown, OF North Carolina. The
report OF the Book Committee showed 6
vide distribution Of the doctrinal writings
of the Society among legislators, ministers
OF various denominations, libraries, DC
The annual meeting OF the Friends. Freed
mems Association took place tQ-nig hi, WheI
Marmsduke G. Cope was elected president
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The recent news from Europe suggests
the probability OF a stand upon continental
policy that may check the English impul-
siveness that seemed at one time likely to
dictate continental diplomacy. BISMARCK
seems to be looking into the situation, and
from outgayings that have appeared it Is
Z probable that continental diplomacy will
yet exert 4 major influence in settling the
Eastern question once more. We,are more
satisfied now than at any previous time
since the war ended. that there viii be no
reneWal Of war on any OF the pending ques-
4 fi0ng ~
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CAROLINE COUNTY.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL IA, 1878.
The late frost did not, by any means, kill
all the peaches and other fruit. Wheat on
good lands, " it'll or without guanos, look
ing well. The flies are destroying the TO-
bacco-pants. Complaining just well COM
menced.
The recent rains were much needed.
The dogs have OF late beon killing sheep
in this vicinity. A tax OF one dollar per
head upon dogs and the additional value OF
sheep-by reason Of tax-would pay the
State debt after a time. Yours, f.
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n~g THALHIMER BROTHERS HAVE

GY THALHIMER BROTHERS HAVE
just received their second supply Of SPRING and
SUMNER GODS, and will exhibit on Monday and
during the entire week all the latest novelties In
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, MOURNING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, PARAsOLS, sc. For goods at
low prices, read our advertisement and give US CALL
l50 pieces Dress Goods, from 10 TO 50e.; Black and
Colored Silks ut all prices: Worsted Fringe: in all
shades and prices; Black Silk Fringes csc. to $3.50
yard-call and see them; Black Alpacas-a very
cheap Ine-16c. to 81; Mourning Goods-somc spe-
cial bargains; Black Grenadines very cheap-12c
to 81; White Goods large variety at very low
prices; White Marseilles and Honeycomb Quilts:
Curtain Laces and Muslins extra low; White and
Red Table-Damask, Napkins, Towels, Sheetng5
Bed Ticks, Sc, very cheap.
PARASOLS, PARASOLS.
Having n very large stock on hand and wishing to
reduce same, we will offer from Monday entire
stock extraordinary low prices. Don't fail to give
us call.
1875 pieces CASSINERES, TWEEDS, LINENS.
&C., for mems and boys weaI which we are selling
very cheap; also. Ga DOLMAN CLOTHS for chill
drtn's and Iahcss suits. from 75c. to Sl.25.
Our KID-GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is complete
In all shades of Two and Three-Buston Gloves The
best Glove in the city at soc. Call and them at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
apl3 COL Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mt GRAND OPENING OF SPRING
IA GOODS.
COHEN BROTHERS

COHEN BROTHERS
win make on Monday magnificent exhibition OF
SILKS AND IMPORTED NOVELTIES.
Their silk department win be replete wi:haIi the
Paris novelties and choicest bargains.
BLACK SILKS
OF the most reliable Lyons manufacture, warranted
In every respect and ut lower prices than they have
ever been known before.
TAPAsSIERs, rich Cachemire finish, at 81 rs:
BONNET'S and GUINET'S BLACK SILKS ut
s1.25, $3.50, and $2.05:
GUINET's RICH sATIN-FfNIsH at 1926 worth
fully 1915;
Also, an elegant line of DAMASsE;
BRoCADED SILKS in black, white, and coIors;
SATINS In black, white and coiors, and in vaIious
qualities, Mt much below market value;
NOVELTIES IN PARIS BLACK and COL oRED
GRENADINES;
CHENILLE AND MEXICAN MESH;
BOURETTES and FEATHERED MIXTURESin
all their various and magnificent styles;
Also, the most complete stock or BLACK GOODS,
in DAMAsSES and MOURNING GOODS, in
Guiding Lubin's superb qualities CASHMERE,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, TAMISE, and LACE
BUNTING;
10 pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK BUNTING at
25c.;
A large variety Of the best FRENCH ORGANIZES
In new and elegant designs, with SOLID COL
ORS TO MATCH FOR UNDERSTANDS;
Also, complete new lines of HOSIERY, In silk,
Isle thread, and cotton, in ali the latest novel;
ties.
All their various departments will be complete
selected with the greatest care from the French,
English, and German styles,
They will also offer, at greatly-rcdaced prices,
large stock OF
WHITE AND COLORED MATING,
besides thousands of other goods. apis
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m ToRCHoN LACEs at St, 10, all

~ TORCHON LACES at St, 10, and
15c. per yard, worth Is, 20, and 30c., being
Just about one half OF their regular value;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS al
prices low enough to satisfy The most economi.
cal; so we don't give prices. but say we car
show a stock of 10000 yards, from which you
can make your selections;
CHECKED MUsLINs at zoe. per yard, would BIT
cheap at Soc;
CHECKED NAINsOOK at 1910. worth 25c.;
NOTTINGHAM LACES, for curtains, at 12E
l6s, 20, 20, 80, 50, 40, 45, so, 60, and Use
per yard-alI from auction and very cheap-at
ap16 LEVY BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n- ANOTHER GRAND OPENING
OF
LADIES, DRESS GOODS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CHEAP
GOODS EVER OFFERED.
STYLES AND PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.

Elegant BLACK FIGURED GRENADINES,
BoURETTEs, PoPLINs, ORGANIZES,
LAWNS, PERCALEs, CAMBRICs,
CAsHMEREs, MOHAIRs, ALPACAS,
PIQUEs, GRAss-CLOTHS,
LINEN LAWNS, WORKED MUSL1NS,
SWISS MUsLINs,
CHECKED and STRIPED MUsLINa,
PLAIN and FIGURED BATlsTE,
BLACK, CoLoRED. STRIPED, and
PLAID SILKS,
and all other styles of fashionable DRESS GOODS
at the lowest prices. The above embraces the
largest assortment ever offered in this city.
aple LEVY BROTHERS.
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DEDUCTION in PRICES.

SElNE-TlIREAD. Of all numbers aud quail
ties:
sEINE-TWlEES, SEiSE.LISES,
SEINE-CORkS and COkkWOUD,
YAWkISG. &C.
am now offering the above goods n a still fur
Their reduction. in order 10 close out entire stock b.
fore moving. All in want would do well 10 call Ut
once. l.. LltHIENS TEN,
1905 and 1907 Franklin street.
Sole importer Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD Warranted Ia give satisfaction.
NETTING for UAEL-SEINES, any length or
depth, always on on hand. NM
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LINEN SHEET1NG at SOC. per
yard, would be cheap at 81.
ap 16 LEVY BROTHERS.
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me- MONUMENTAL CH u r c H.
Divine service TONIGHT at O'Clock. The rite Of
confirmation will be administered.
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WilIiara H Bjundo Is appointed post
mast eri iii. Black n or thumb erland
county a., pics Joseph q. edwards, de-
|clined. .g. s. !. s
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At a regular communication OF Stonewall Lodge,
No 900 held In Their Masonic hall near Gold Hill,
Va April IL, 1873. the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas in the providence Of the a-wise Ruler
of the Universe our mighty esteemed and dearly be-
loved brother. Past Master William NJ. Hall, has
heen soreIy afflicted in the loss OF his sweet and In
terestine little boys. EDGAR and JOSEPH, by the
sad catastrophe In Henrico county on the 22d OF
March, which so suddenly swept these lovely chill
dren from the bosom Of their afflicted parents,
]. Resotued. therefore, That the tenderest sympa-
thy and coincidence of this Lodge be extended TO our
dear brother and his family III their sad bcreaYe-
ment. ,,,.
q Resolred. That q copy OF these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of this Lodge, copy sent
to our brother, and copy forwarded to the Rich-
mond Dispatch fAy publication. .#
y C. F. MosBI, W. n.
John s. Hall, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-17
MARRIAGES.

Married. in Henrico county. Va, on Monday,
Apri IL. 1878. by Rev. j. =. Hutson, Mr.
CHARLES A. CROFTON and Miss MARY D..