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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-04-11
News o. \ WEEK.
GSeoevuo.

D~ssvs uoseon, nave susprn"ch ihs"n'u's'
oisvmn
y. A. Hooker. banker. NJ Lexington.
H., hes suspended. Liabilities, eisa,oo, q.
ne, e7s,Oeo.
Arthcr's fish freezer nj West Bay City.
Mich, wss destroyed by arc March ss,h Lo..,
oA,oo0 10 eio,ooe.
Tho Republican State Convention ~
RAods Island nominated the preseu, state IN
esmJ lwN eiccsiou.
Telegraph. = morning penny pa
y ths interests Of the National Party. has
bsss Qartsd h Chicago.
'IGtvo fires occurred In New York City
Nj h114h, with ioases amounting 10 several
hu4 ~ thousand dollars.
A. Waltham. Mass. a few day. ago.
Sasncs iAvkin, while Intoxicated, brs' hi
aolAss ssnscless with q poker.
Samuel Goodwin, colored. was hanged
Lave Oak, Georgia. March 2pth. for the muir
u Of . colorcd man last May.
Two men. Patrick and John REILLY,
bsothcrs, went over Niagara rAlis In. boat,
April lat. Cause, q broken oar.
scv,rc fros,. ON N, night. ~ IN, a,,h and ,,,h
of March, s~cviously damaged the fruit crops.
Samuel A Clark. coiorcd. Washing
.", "s' W." '".""'. -" """Ro'
% u" " 'o"" lev y"
ON The 9Oth Of March sherry and Con.
ne,,y. a, Chicago. were s,n,ened !, bc hanged
ON thc p,-, Of .iuuc nc,t Tor Inc mu,Ic, a,
uugh Mcconu,ie.
49,. c...,.,
"".o ''ooN" o''ss '''''"
epr'ngs, M'rS', vas "'s,.",e' py "re %" 'he
hcsy,y.-som =, Them al ,hs, no..s.soS
~. u.m..L... :, A., - -.
~ 'o""y 90"
.nss "a"s, NoW so.s, - ""'"un''"' "'" "
"e"',e"e. y. "o'"' s'"'" ING oank mas
over "N"""oPoS'o' a"o
Bullnrd. n member Of the pcnnsylyn.
mia IIousc Of Representative, who cmhe,
nlcd the Building Association funds and es
~t wv" NfN"'" w WV
House.
On the night Of March 10Th. maskcd
robbcrs entered The hank n, sou,h Pueblo
Colorado, and vagging the cashier, obliged him
70 open the safo. They took ss,Ooo, and a gold
watch and chain.
The Well known Madame Rcstell, nm
A~bortiouist, committed suicide IN New York,
April lat. She cut her throa. Ia the bath tub
with . long carving knife. Her case wss N
have been called In court that dsy.
A d.t.c,,vo ~ p,rl .r.,,,. A~....,.
~ w.. 49, a.. Nso"o' :"
~. ss,s.''o '"'cc men ana
ths of,cee Of James n. YorsS Of ssm'M On +.
cash, certificates, bonds and stocks.
IN N~,,,or.,
49,. ooo'''y re-
!s" '% sm - " s"e oai'ed states Nm
,~.'... ." ~. N""ons' commission OF
. .".." "' "'eo"ohc 'r@i'c' and
H.. ''''''' "e concurrence OF the
. ~s"
n". .o'."so ~ '"e uh''cu S'ates Mint
ma Ssc curing tne month Of March
,,.,,,1,.r ~, ~" '',''''c M'vcr p'eccs,
s .'"''"" "c" s"'er uo'iars ANA dO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL Taylor La: 8
wife Miss "A Moore. Montgomery: Carl Conrad,
st Louis; Fl A Addery|; + 7 Alleyne Iond tn ;
Starting. Ark; J Sharp Mcdonald and wife,
McCloskey. s Williams. city; E 4 Leroy,
New York; ID A Carter, Washington D G; s
ee coWa ny "o Berwick 81 Mary: Maurice
McCarty. Mobile; N Weeks, Galveston.
CITY HOTEL--Chas Sto!l. New York; Geo
B Ewing. Ohio; l. Bailey, Miss N Bailey W
I vrdsn.s + v VIRGIN. JacksoPi lbs j 5 sm;Ih:
Comb City; A W Henthone river: D Hnrlbut.
Mississippi; oliver. Louisiana; Morris.
Eggs Point; B Enoch, Ph!ladelRphia; Z
g'S Morgan GAM = Mccairrey Rome, Ga;
Love New York: Sinai. Der Greek; T J
Monks Home: Coffin. st Mary, Texas; I
Anderson. Kingston; George Moon, st Mary. J
Bently. San Antonio: E D Peterson and wife.
Morgan City; FrAnk A Price. city; WI Moore,
o 81 5A ssfiss 4 H0FE1y Shark, Bruce
Burton Washington: NJ Rick. louisiana w N
Hood Mississippi; + W Alexander, Chicago
G M Dees., Grand Bay: 3 Nihinsman. Wash;
Lawr~nce. Macon. Ga: " W Hazen: Philade
Danvlle, Va: A H Conrad. st Louis.
CASSIDY'S.-CH Gallup, Moble;, J H Lozer
Are, Ark: ii I Hawkins, Mobile s Smith
Osyka. Miss: M Woodward. steamer Dix
Sam Warrington, G M Johnson. Washington
Deylig and family s Thrower. Bon Gibson
Franklin. La.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-04
RAILROAD PERSONALS.

The following we're the departures last even
ing by the Mobile fast line: A. L. Wright. Bos-
P r. Burke and child. st. Louis: r. Brotherton
Atlanta; A. Wayland. Louisville; B. Fellows
New York: Miss Weeders. Huntsville Job
Churchill Boston; 7. Ferris. st. Louis; Capt
H. E. Harper, Louisville; T. B Ewing. Jack
sonville: d. W. G. Peck. New York: A. =. Bene-
dict. Cairo: J. r. Ghuns and e. F. Tysen Louis
will La
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-04

NEW ORLEANS March %. 1873
We. WELSHANS & WOODS, agents of the
above companies. do hereby certify that the
foregoing statements are full and correct ex-
hibit of the general condition and affairs of
said companies, as sworn to by the officers of
said companies before the Insurance Commits
sioner of the State of New York.
WELSHANS & WOODS, Agents.
Sworn and subscribed by G. N. WELSHANS,
member of the firm of WELSHANS & WOODS.
before me, a Notary Public. at New Orleans. this
twenty fifth of March. 1878.
mh24 I'm EDWARD IVY. Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-04
FIRE ASSOCIATIONS
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JANUARY 1, 1873.
Bonds and Mortgages and ground
rents. secured upon property in
the city of Philadelphia ..... 81 1882 IT
United States registered bonds 80. 442.49 rs
And loans and warrants of the city
of Philadelphia. ............-...... 10000 10
Loans of the city of Pittsburg and
other cities. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880 90
Loan of the Masonic Temple of Phil
adelphia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21.6oO 90
Real estate In the city of Phiiadel-
phia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 70
Bonds of various railroads and
other corporations ........... 335,8io 90
Stocks of various railroads and
other corporations ....-.......... 820,997 90
Accrued and uncollected INTEREST,". $3.50 %
Premiums due by agents in course
of collection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1N,746 SO
Cash on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 125,049 80
Market value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 77s 449 At
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-04

DIVIDENDS, Interest On DOuub, epc-'.- 6o,544 81
Aggregate income actually received
In cash $780,, DIG 90
EXPENDITURES.
Net amount paid for losses during
the year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $471 1902 81
Commissions or brokerage paid 1905 IS
Salaries. fees and all other charges
paid for officers and employees, 1892 95
State. national and city taxes In the
United States Observation-Disclosures. 21445 95
General expenses and all other pay
ments. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880 50
Aggregate amount actual expenses
during the year, In cash. ......... s712.377 II
ASSETS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Real estate unincumbered .......-.... 8214517 90
United States bonds. six per cent.
1881. market value. ............-... 77o.40o 90
United States bonds. 1O-40 market
value. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 34G.125 90
Alabama 5 per cent certificates. mar
ket value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 90
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-04
- It A Il f M e N It
OF THE AFFAIRS OF THE
M Nh A TT A N
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK CITY,
January L, 1873.

Cash Capital. .....::..........S $3.50, 900
ASSETS.
United States bonds. ............. $4,000 90
South Carolina bonds. ................. 1000 90
N Y. Mutual Gasight Co. stock. 1885 90
Deposit of currency in Mississippi. 10000 90
Union Pacific gold bonds. ............. LOO 90
Call loans on United States and other
securities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 24.925 90
Cash In bank and on hand. ...-........ 95.795 SO
Real estate owned by company. 11,515 43
Loans on bonds and mortgages 19O.723 IS
Interest. due and accrued TITS SO
Cash In transmission by agents. $500 As
Unpaid premiums. FIRE and inland,
New York Office ................. 1912 "a
Inland salvages. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,24O At
Bills receivable, inland. ............. 1889 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02

me- COHEN BROTHERS, III order &c
reduce their extensive stock of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS yet on hand. will commence MON
DAY. December lst, to offer it at great reduction
TO prevent their being carried over they have re-
duced many fabrics to less. than wholesale value
The many great advantages they possess III thu
purchase of their goods place them before the pub
ic at u lower price than ever known before.
They are also Offering u liue of BLACK SILKS
that has never been equaIed in quality or price.
BLACK SILK at SO. 60. and $780,; at Use. cheap
at 81; "
Pure SILK (Gros Graln) ut 81. equal to anything
ever offered ut $1.4O; at S1.25 superior to the
general $3.50 goods ...
Guinet's No. Q at S1.4O, usual value heing Sl.92
No. at ", value being So:
Liyus's CASHMERE SUBLIME mt S1.65;
Bonnc,'s No. 4 at 90 No. (he finest quality man.
ufactured) at 1902, the usual value being
S4.75; -.
Also, very extensive stock of COL ORED SILKS,
comprising all colors. shades, and qualities, ut a
reduced price. O.:
Their BLACK and COLORED SILK-VELVET
will be sold Mt considerable reduction to close for
this season. de 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
: Republication.
Read the inaugural.


from the Richmond Wl,ig Of December 8, 1881
and lis advocates or apooglsls held TO be unworthy
exponents or the view, and sympathies OF gsilant
And chiyalr,us people. whose fame for honesty and
iutrtty through all the varied ntais ana calamtles
that have beset their pathway has hitherto been
preserved nntsrnished." ,sJ.:s. Il ~ 81
We find the foregoing copied into the
Dispatch OF yesterday. II the purpose OF
the reproduction be to insinuate what Us
not trne-tIiat tie Wig OF to-day does not
hold the sentiments expressed the 9th OF
December, Ie75-we should simply charac-
terize the statement rs II deseryes-as To-
tally destitute OF truth. = Wig o. yesser-
day. Il 4
The extract from the Wing OF December
o. 1875. was taken from aleading editorial.
The paper was transmitted 10 us through che
nail by an intelligent gentleman, who does
not think that the present views OF the
Wl.fg harmonic with the editorial from
which we took the extract printed as above.
The Why reafarms the sentiment OF the
paper Of the 9th December, 1915, as sex ex-
pressed In the extract printed. The! same
article has the following sentence, In which
NE heartily concur, and II the wig doea
the same we are upon the same platform 4
fErsas Tie Rishnaoud Wig OF December 81 e76.I
We believe 1T to be 10 the interest, moral.
~ and fuasieiaiis q every man in t lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
fsaas,aI 10 the Baitimorc American 81.
1 ~,ss y. 49, xyOrtx Advertisements.

I Thss New york Appointments.
ss!,v s HsNaroH. December 81 The impress
.as,nn. fssprurinr in poitricaf circles thai the
psesifiert means 10 send In mountainous toEf
soileetor md Naval Otacer ut New !e' 4 ofk
sfter fhe rel seeDnbling oil Congress, pus
even, II he does, there IS consider ao1iDsl
whether the names Will be those OF Aessrs.s
Roosevelt and Prince Ehe announcement
made by a Demo cratic paper here ttnat ~, ane
Democrats senators who. sustaa nea !, MI.
Conkling ia bis, opposition TO the connIma :,
ton or these two gentlemen VIII nos ssanu !
by him nc the contest lis renew mas Sfe.
ated much comment, aAhong ~ -, Alos ~. u
the senators have been away from ON inc capl.s
tai and widely separated Tor nearly TWO.
weeks, it is difficult to understana now aly3
,ascaaH n,not, since the I'D adjournment for
snas hnl;tiay.4 recess. ~ 1t! lis said that IL
there Is aiiy agreement tosssupport tue
administration nonaI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ar
rived, mt by; Democrats their course Is alc-
tated purely by motives Of party p9Ley,
snch as the, hope of defeating mr.. Gonkiins
I In his prospects for reelection 70 the senate
next winter. It's urged that thelf proher
action lis to co milne against INN as tue eac-
flies most likely, TO create dlssatislactlon
among Republicans; md drive, PIN olit o.
his place AS a party leader. The nomlna,
t,nns nf Roosevelt and Prince were rejected
f,s : vote OF as to 81. Thus it will be seen
thai Il, those senators who then supported
the Administration remain faithful ID an
other similar, test, and it gains four more
| friends. new nominations would be con-
frmed. The margin is not large, ana IL Is
Epossible there may have been assurances &C re-
ceivcd from sufficient number OF Demo-
Gratis to warrant the Pfesiaen. a. h uua,
mencing another contest Wild gooa hopes
10 cnnnaac ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
C.uaI or Railroad?

A,public meeting was held in LynehDurs
on Monday night ,5i'iI -, ,+i1 1,.,,.
]. After some discussion, Mr. Us w. Buttos
offered the following: .1S
7Resolued, That. we deem it expedient to
restore the canal from this point to Bu-
chana1,l and Lexington as speedily as posi-
HE: and that tits the opinion OF this meet,
inc that the city of Lynchburg shouio
render ali the aid in her power towards the
completion. of the repairs and the, construc-
ton of the railway from Buchanan 10 CHI
~ Enroaa f,1at ,tnaiyi>5Tf III
ResolUed, further That committee E, OF
three be appointed to confer with a IKE
committee OF, the part Of the city OF klch-
mond. thea county OF 2Rockbridge, ana the
stockholders OF the canal company, with
view to securing the objects herein set fortn,
either.by corporate aid OF, the cities named
or otherwise. - .V.G. -,i."is8 =. =" :,
Dr. Early insisted upon striking out the
last clause OF the second resolution, refer
ring to corporate aid; but his motlon was
lost and the resolutions were adopted.
The Chair announced the following com
mittee in accordance with the second -fcso-
luton: William Il. Yancy, A. M: Dawes,
Thomas e.. M,irrell:-Abridged from We
NelrS. :. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02

~ COHEN BROTHERS have on hand
over 100 pieces of WHITE FLANNEL, which
they are Offering at great reduction; .~--
Their stock of CARPETS will be sold regardless Of
cost to close;
A large stock of NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS in new designs; al.o, APPLIQUE and
BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS, LAMBRE-
OUIN and vEsTIBULE LACES; LINEN,
OILED, and APPLIQUE LACE SHADES;
A large lot of KID GLOVES ut Use. and 81 !: also
The "LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVE at
$163. superior to any glove offered IN this
country at So. de ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02

~ THE BLACK HILLs--PETRoLEUM OVERLAP
PING THE PREC1oUs metals. Dead,oood, u:
r.. December 31.-Maior Conkling ana
William Baldwin returned from neWly.dls-
covered petroleum springs Saturday. Ihey
state the springsare located INV omlng Ter
ritory, near Cheyenne river, ana tnat there
are.two wells or springs fromWmch nne
sample OF crude lubricating OIL Is taken az
the rate Of two barrels per day. oevera,
parties have already taken up squasle els,
Claims onjtbe ground. Mr.. BALDWIN. VINO
has had, extensive, experience 10 PennsyiSa-
tons superior to any be has ever yet seen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
HOLIDAY DDS:
M SoWFoH CHEAP DRY GOODS
nARaA1Ns FOR EVERYBODY.

90 ss& E
ssH Gsss 81 he Esns spass
aac. and making an change IN or bg gSs
s aon Il, 0s aa s'e e mans
s 1sr sseat II
+, Sor g d n si'e g yarslsse ~. : 80
oRss $3.50 g PER yard; O. !, -, .no,,,, At,
tentlen TIC isit shades for evening dresses q
Extraord,nary bargains In sTRIpED and EHES xo-
E En s1t n t;cse ~ goods.
ri. StT s II H INNING YELVETS at s12S.
xiSO. ai.J5. Sc, and mp to 80 per YARD worth
al per ward more: a,ero
ooi per yard worth Worth md No mistake; BLACK
nof MAN rLEm1rM;Ef flslnS Al L-WooL COL oRED
gef ysfa so as g.
sSe:, ST, and up TO sl:5o per yard-all 20 per
FANCY DRESS GOODS from 10 to s; 5of c yaEd of
AN worth fssc.: =, -. >.
SLAk al worth s R
cA lLIii: Oh at 8 sg and SIC per yard;
HgVInT sHRT T at 40. i2 aud l6sc. per
yaTd. Ma cssap and 1axc per yard worth
1 ,,t l2 sa andl SGea;NNEI Mt 1sgc. per yard
"H marh S sc also Full line Of WITE FLAN-
RED SEkS Up e 6i FIA MEL at a5, 80.
s scsu i:uI pr ip !: - - -
to pMi r neE gardyery Cheap goods
ai5E;p Nh SNffS in all quantities ut los
| nr;ces. -, - ~
| UniRKE0 CrTRTAIN-blUSLIN. TX yards wide, at
20, 81 a 1hea nest over psf offered;
~ Csc and up to 81 per yari-all very much Below
i SssHaF prisf;sx; loops. and HOOKS. for
cor cnr,,ins ut extremely low prices-some OF the
best bargains ever offered; ),
hEb s dor ui,iar nrices anu
WA sszds CLOTHS at oo' ''''' = A"' up
| our 75c BLACK WATERPROOF is superior to
GENUINE RUSSIA CRASH ut 10, 12H, 10, and
| l6sc. per yard, worth 10, 20, and 2oc. per
yard, .,,,. :. r.ppprs we offer
the best ThREE-PLY ut sI.l0 per yard.
The SsI te best iNGRAH
SSc per Sa sn nse; IS ne1 yarS
2 ~ pg ~ ana t and sgI ner ward and bar
'nh' gains in LIST, COTTON, and VENETIAN
| oJIss.fi'IyTHS in all widths and qualities;
and PE ~ RUGS and MATS at
| BFn. Ri aNTS ErTS mt 80 $3.50 49, and up to 81 5
| - = nair In this stock we otter unprecedented
| barrnins - : -1ss.....-t ~. y. .Eu-s.s.
| CaPRIAGF-3I, ASKETS Mt So worth S. at 81
oAM worih Re ~ &c worth "a. ~ '>,N'
cATJCn cSmFOisrA ri rs at ,25, .75
ands So: " ->'' ,.>''
WYE ~ 20 "a md "a worib az: ''''
Iy1IIT. 80: EJIII rS ~ "a TIC md nm TO So In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
. Governor Holidays Inaugural.

-.E Governor ,11oA1ooy > AAAS1AS"
II fms eoronat opus may appropriately
he applied to Governor, KEMPER's last an
nuaI message, we may Just as truly say OF
Governor HOLIDAYS inaugural address
that it is a fitting commencement for a sio.
rious oficial career, and gives promise OF
an administration which shall she'd new
lustre upon the name of Virginia
Governor HOLIDAYS inaugural IS SO
short that we take it FOL. granted that every
man will read it for himself, and SO We give
no SYNOPSIS OF it. 1t .breathes from be.
ginning to end the spirit OF a true Vr-
gilman. and betokens a. patriotism as pure
"a ills unselfist,. He has no concealnents
to make. He lays. down true principles.
He writes, indeed, as il he had been . hard
student OF political economy. he spares
not the disturbers OF the peace and mar
mony OF the community. He calls COM
munism by its proper name-communism
and he inculcates honesty as an indispensa-
Bile yirtue-indispensabl to States as TO
persons.
or course he touches upon the public
debt questions, His first sentence reminds
the reader that those questions are still I'M
settled; and his last that he Will do what
ever may lie in his power to settle them
honorab,y. His strong, cain, grave, logi-
cal sentences must reachdhe popular judy
ment. The people Of Virginia cannot be
SO unworthy Of their Governors as to be re-
pudiationists.
Read the inaugural.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
JULIUS MEYER, COS BROAD STREET

JULIUS MEYER, COS BROAD STREET,
having determined to reduce his stock, has made
great reductions In tic prices OF ali goods and oers
some great bargains. .-....
Ladies' PLAIN and FIGURED CLOAKs. IN now
and handsome styles, at cost 10 close out:
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASuMEgEs at lower
prices than they have ever been sold;
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASIIMEREs as Ios as
Soc;
BLACK ALPACAS at greatly reduced priccs;
DRESS GOODS selling REGARDLESS OF cost;
Coo. DRESS GOODS at 35c.:
40c. DRESS GOODS at 25c.;-
SOC. DRESS GOODS at l6a and 2Oc.:
WoRsTED BALL PRINCES. In all colors, Il,
1910;
Great bargains In Ladies', Gcnt!cmen's. and Chill.
dren's MERINo ami ALL-WOOL UNDER
WEAR:
A large auction lot of Childrcn's FASCY-sTRIPED
and SOLID HOSE at half their value:
Chlldrcn's Silk-Clockcd Reguar-Madc HOSE At
CSC; ....
Ladies' Full Resu,ar-Madc HOSE at 2Oc.;
Large assortment Of Ladies Fine FELT SKIRTS
ut very low prices:
WHITE aud COLORED, PLAIN and TWILLED
FlANNELS cheap to close out:
Ladies' and Children's FURS greatly reduced 20
close out;
Extraordinary bargains In CASSIMERES for
mems and boys wear; aud lots OF bargains In
other goods at JULIUS MEYERS.
SINGER MACHISE-SEEnLES 25c. n dozen;
all other NEEDLES, Csc. dozen-sent by mail,
post free. dc 27-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
: DEATHS.

Died in Richmond, at his fathers residence, cor.
ucr of Twenty-ihir and Grace sireeis, on JaH III
a7a at 3lk O'Clock A. NJ. JOHN. GARRY, IN,
fa "a, son 81 Philip 4, and Sadie Carpenter; aged
three months. It. r.,,o-,. roci
dence WEDNESDAY, January "a, ~ oEioch.
Friends OF fhn family are invited to attend wthout
further notice.
Died, at his late residence. No 42S Seyenteentn mn
street, of hemorrhago, MIR. w. w. AOLD' III tue
forty third year Of his axe. - ,ha, :
He leaves wife and four children to mourn their
loss. ~, ,oto ra,;dsnco
TODAY January 2, 1875; ut O'Clock. So Inc ne
friends and acquain'ances OF the lam,iy are re-
spectfuliy invited 10 attend.
Baltimore and nanviie papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUSE.

ONE WEEK. LONGER.
z CONTINUED SUCCESS. WITH OVERWHELMING
g...sr PATRONAGE. rUt7r ..tss
Over sixty thousand persons have seen II IN ba'i-
moro aud Washington. All unanimous In their
Inrafse of The famous Astronomical and Apostolic
p sTRASBURG CLOCK.
"A gigantic model Of the great original, s'anoine
fifteen feet high and combining all Its wonderful
mechanical and astronomical movements. a mar
vel of mechanism. and the delight of all who 0, ho'd
it. Open day and evening, from 10 A. III. until
p. 81. 81.
Admission, is cents; children, cents,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-02
POULTRY EXHIBITION,
DOULTRY EXHIBITION.
THE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION

THE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE f.nt... ..T. +.
VIRGINIA POULTRY ASSOCIATION y
i E.a.,--r, will take place at - .i.
LEWIS HALL, No. 1O17 Main street, JANUARY
9TH, 10TH, AND 11Tu.lS7s. Persons who intend
to exhibit fowls, pigeons, birds, &C., will apply TO or
address the Secretary, No. 121s Main street, for
premium list. &c. 4 t .> It, :
The ent,ance-fec for each coop or specimen for
connection or exhibition shall, bc. ST. excepting
" pigeons rabbits, or birds, which shall be 5Oc.
Entries close January 7th at IL Al.
Admission, 25c.;; children under twelve years,
15c. --.--- - -. -. L-E---.- u l-OL"
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

GLOVE DEPARTMENT..
40 dozen LIGHT and DARK KID GLOFESat SOC.
Il pair-all the new shades:
65 dozen KID GLOVES 1T Too. 81, and Sl2o, III
81 doz' IN ENTL EMEN'S LIGHT and DARK
KIDS at 81 pair, the real value being ". AS
we have Il very large stock we offer Them 10 re-
ducc The stock. ....
large r,,icc co. "r. ohirron's StlS'
: Cloth. and Isle GLOVES ut all prices.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT-being one OF the
largest ever exhlLited-from 10c. TO 81 pair
comprising every lyle and description.
A large line OF LEGGINS 1T all prices. ..'
IIASDK ERCHIEFS of all styles-plain, hem
stitched. embroidered. Initial. &c.. from DC. to
A full line I Of wOoLLEN KNIT GOODS, such us
SHAWLS, NURIAS. COMFORTS, SCARFS,
HOODS. CLOUDS, SEA-FOAMS, SACQUES.
&c, ut extraordinary low prices to make sales.
LADIES and CHtLDREN'S FUltS-A large line at
very low prices TO close them out, as they must
he sold. Call and see them.
CENT? EMEN'S FURNISHING G0ODS.-A 1ull
line of WHITE SHIRTS. UNDERSHlRTS,
PLAID SHIRTS. CARDIGAN JACK ETS, SgS-
PEN RERS, TIES, Bows, SCARFS. HAND
KERrHIEFS, STlPED and SOLID SOCKS.
GLOVES, &c, at extra low prices
100 dozen DOLLS ut very low prices. TINS IS one
OF the largest ASSIGNMENTS In the city-at prices
lower than the lowest. Call and see them.
We have lots of other goods suitable for CHRIST
- MAS and HOLIDAY PRESENTS too hume,
rO,s to mention, which Will pay you TO call ana
examine before YOU buy. Call ut
THALHlMER BROTHERS.,
Col Broad street.
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ss-EEN1 STORE.
A MONG THE NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT THE os-CENT STORE
THIS WEEK ARE
A new SARATOGA TOY TRUNK,
New CHINA TEA-SETS.
New BRITANNIA TEA-SETS,
New PANEL PICTURES,
New WALNUT FRAMES,
New WALNUT TABLES,
New TOY FURNITURE,
New CHILD'S CAMP and Il o CT Nc :
CHAIRS,
New BLOCKS and TEN-PINS,
New KITCHENS and STORES,
New MECHANICAL ENGINES and HOSE
CARTS, 's@
New BOOKS OF POETRY AND PROSE, for
young and old;
New RoCKING-HoRsEs,C HAIR-ROCkERs,
and SHOO-FLIEs;
New sHAWLS aud C0UNTERPASEs,
New UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentlemen
New CUsPADoRES and TIN SETS.
Catalogues free TO any address.
w. A. STEVENS,
da . sos Broad street.