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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
THE BLIl-F.'IIS

wIll. A. it has always done, advocate
TN principles OF the Democratic par
~. holding thai hey rnbody the only
principles npon which a republican
government can be administered.
While ayowing this purpose. II IL no,
Intended 70 convey the idea that the
paper will uphold the psriy right or
wrong. That which IL believes 10 be
wrong It will dcnounce, s!lcssly,--
AWAY. hewinc To the line, and let.
ling the chip- fall where they may
Bur ~ rsfe. sound and sensible
Democratic paper. We can. we !eel
-ure houcrtiv commend IL 10 the
patronage q, Dem 1crAt-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

To MOTHERS Should the baby be SUI
fering with any of the disorders OF baby
hood use Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup at once for
the trouble. Price % cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27
Read His Statement.

SrGlSoyALE, M, Oct. T. 1876.
Mr. II. r. STEyES-:-
Dear sir FiItccn YEAR, ago last ial ] was aiken
-Ick with determinations was unable TO move until
ne next April From that time until three years
ago this fa! suffered everything with rheumatism;
sometimes there would be weeks ut time That !
could no, step one step these attscks Mere quIIc
often 1 suffered every thing that man could.
over three wears ago last spring commenced TAX
ing VEGEr1SE, and followed II up until had taken
seven bottles have had no rheumatism since that
time always advise every one that Il troubled
with rheumatism 10 try NEGETIsE, and not suffer
for years.a- have done This statement Is gratui-
tous A. far ar Mr. stevens il concerned You're etc.
ALBERT CROKER
Firm OF \. Crookcr & CO., Druggists & Apotbccsrics
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers,

City Officers.
Mayor Henri Winter
Treasurer Il, r, Parker.
Clofk-J. H. Phillis
Counselor WIN. u, Gilbert.
Marsh8l-C u. AFTER,
AtOrucy--W. q. McGcc
Police Mugi.tTatc-J. !. Bird.
BOARD or AIDERNtN.
Ffst ward -Gco. Yocum, Wiz, U'ta.lohsn,
Second Ward Wood Ritgnhousc, y u Ihi-He'
VOID.
Third Ward ". f. Wright. John wood
Fourth Ward Charlie q. Patier, D. ), fp'y'
y1ith Mafl- v halliday. Char. Lancl'l'r'
County Officers,
C.rcui. Judged A. llnricr
\ circdit Clcrs j, A. k"uycs.
v County judge L. ;. YOcum
CGanty Clrrk $. D. Ilhmm.
County Attorney ". &. MUlkcy.
County Treasurer A. J Alden.
Sheriff John Hodges.
Coroner X. F:tlge-a.,. =, q,
County Commrs'oLcr- y. W. HaiAtaN VI '
trown. Samncl Bhlcy.
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The Daily Bulletin

/, served Ia city ,ubscrihcrs by car
her, st TWENTY FIVE CENTS per
week. PAYABLE weekly.
By null in advance: one year
$40: xix months, e.; three months,
se.jO: one month. 81 Postage free,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-02-27

The TRUE WAY TO iNvIGoRNTE. Tho
true way to uyigorGtc q feeble system Is TO
iniuse activity into the operations OF the
stomach, that wondrOus alcnlbC in which
the TODD is Transmitted into 1.-The constit.
ucnts Of blood. The chief element OF our
vitality. lIostcttcr's Stomach Bit;crs, be-
cause il accompishcs this end, is greatly
to be preferred to many so called tonics,
useful indeed as appctilcrs, but imperative
as AIDS TO digestion and assimilation. This
sterling cordial, while it inyigoratcs the
stomach, beautifully stimulates the liver,
bowels, AMI kidneys, cnsuring the c>cap,
through the regular channels OF cilctc and
useless matter thrown Oft by the system
which is thus purified as well as invigor-
atcd by it, It's tonic influence is soon
made manifest by an increase OF vital
energy and more active and regular tbs.
charge of every physical function, ana
has the further effect OF rendering the
system una,,ailoble 10y mnlariul cpidcmics.
OrQia Of the turkey All that scc'aN 70
hc known ut the origin of The turkey Is
,hat !; is NATIVE, Of America, ana was in
,rodaccl uto England in The time of ilcn;y
the Eighth, by William Strickland licutcn-
ant 10 Sebastian Cabot. Benjamin Frank
lin. oucc upon time, is said 10 have re-
marked That the wild turkey, instead oi the
eagle. should have hecn made The emblem
of the United States, os The !og cnhin Of the
pioneer in his day was surrounded 10y these
birds. The first turkey seen in France was
served up at a wedding feast OF Charles IN.
1904 Since that day turkeys have been
the nucleus for wcddm" tcaStS and Thanks.
giving dinners, ard tia, is all we know
about the bird. Unless we repeat, what Il
already too. wei known, that newspaper
men have always held tba, u cut from The
forward part OF a turkeys carcu;, smoth-
cred IN g,ayy anil surrounded ~ abon,
pound aud Il half of artificial tcs,ncs, IL N
dish 10. in The least detrimental 10 the
heath, aud one which no newspaper mar
ever hcsi,atcs to tackle w,cn layornlili.
opportunity i M red. Baltimore Sun.
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CAIRO. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY
yE3iETINE
Y EGF1TIN I
WILL CURE RHE MATISM.

Mr.. ALBERT CROKER. the wcllLnown drug
ri.t aud apUthrcary, Of SpriuNalc. Me, always adj
p.c. oyery one rCrblcd with rheumatism 10 Try
NEGEIiNE
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AGENCY OF
WELLS e KEITH,

Office in Alexander County Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

Our PosITIoN.-The Montgomery (Ala.)
Advertiser, after giving reasons why Mr..
SEYMOUR should he nominated for Presl-
dent, and mentioning Mr.. MCDONALD as
proper man to be run for Vice President,
winds up as follows:
1--WE do not advocate that ticket. We do
not advocate any particular ticket. We are
for the success OF the party. But we give
il rs our solemn and settled opinion that
either this ticket or one like it is such one
as must be nominated ii the country is TO
be saved from the dangers that environ II,
and the wretchedness and ruin that stare lt
In the face. Let the country weigh well ITS
situation. Let its representatives that shall
ro ND to the convention to name the leaders
for the Democratic party consider long ana
well. The responsibility is momentous.
There must be no mistake. For once let
the hour and the man meet"
That is the true position. The Mdn
blazes the way for the Democrats. Let
them walk in it if they desire eUer to elect
another President; for if the Republicans
secure that office once more, and one more
Congress, they will never allow the Demo
Gratis to get into power again. The success
OF the Louisiana and Florida swindleS has
made them bold enough for any sort OF
deyiltrV.
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Funeral Of The Late Colonel W. ID
Alexander

This amcn' cd citizen WIS buried from the helms
House Yesterday morning NJ 10 O'Clock. The re-
Spcct and esteem in which he WAS held was well IL.
tested by the very large number OF friends and ac-
uuantanccs who 10 lowed The body TO lis last rest
ny place, paying the last tribute 10 The dead friend
and The pure citiZ II. While we are all mourniully
conscious Of the uncertainty Of life and The awful
nuarness of death, the sha"ow of whose black wing
falls across our daily walk, is i vague presence
around The fcstaI board aud is over tue downy pill
low, we still scarcely realize that he Is gone
the summons came So tleely aud so incxoraoiy:
We shall miss him from among the uprIsht
and honorable Of our citizens. We shall mi: 5
his quiet walk and gentle manner He VIII De
missed for The kindly feeling he had Tor thoeenrounu
him. for the friendship that was as t,nrcr -Sa 70
mans, vel throbbed with manly strength. lie VIII
be missed still more by many who have recelved OF
tie tulncss of his charity and beuevolcnce. While
his charities were many, he gave rs one who wnillG
not be known for them. His life was adorned with
the virtues thar make men nobemen. without spot
or biemsh. and his good works VIII 1--we tier him,
krcpiug his memory green until those who knew
him have followed 10 the "silcnt halls or deaih."
For this dead noblelnan-!or he was one of Natures
nobcm.n so honorable in lifr. so pure minded. 50
guarded in his moral walk, so kind in his treatment
of his fellows. charitable and benevolent where
there was need, revcrrnt of all sacred thing
there is surely sweet peace hereaf er.- Griffin Gd.)
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~ COHEN BROTHERS
ARE OFFERING

ARE OFFERING
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASliMERES at 37Gr.:
LCPlN'S ALL-WOUL, in black and c0lorcd, ii
soc:
LIpIN'S SATIN. FINISH at sJc., the market value
of viii, n IS Sl.152
ALL-WOOL SlICDAH CLOTH, IN AL tie new
shades, ut 3Jc.:
4 large stock Of DRESS GOODS at l2E, 1G3r, 20,
and 25c.;
4 large stock Of BLANK ETS, purchased To great
advantage, will be offered surprisingly low;
lu-4 BLANKETS at from - Il pair up;
Also, Il large stock Of WHITE aud COlORED
FLANNELS;
HEAVY WOOL FLANNEL at 1Gs.c., generally
valued AT 25c. a yard;
% pieces BLACK and COLORED CLOAklNG.
some of which Will DC offered III near one half
their value. oc 20
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n~75- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF

1T COHEN BRO THERS " ILL Or
FER on MONDAY n choc lot al NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS. In pure silk, and wprs'cd AMI liz
mixtures: al>o, Il full line Of FANCY SILK VEL
VETS in all the newest shades
BLACK PEKIN SILK VELVET at ?LSj:
GUISET'S MANTILLA VELVET at :G-senc-
rally valued 1T Sll:
BLACK SILK VEI.YErS from :i25 up-Some
rirq. bargains IN those goods;
Ou.-BOIl.ED BLACK SILKS NJ 5jc. 4 yard. They
now eiIrr the lang st stock of SILKS ever offered
this side Of New York, among ,hcm some OF The
most startlin" bargains;
> pieces Of GUINET'S BLACK SATIN-FISiSH
twarrantct1h every respecil at sI.25;
10 pieces more of The heavier weight AT $50 per
yard. general price Of which Is 80 10:
BONNET'S AMI GUINET'S "SUBLIME SATIN
FINISH" Gle finest quality manulacturc'il al
$3.50 and S2.75 yard, the general value of
which i, 81 yard;
In COL0RED SILK thev offer every shade and quail
ity. among them will be found some rare bar
gains;
They also offer the most extensive variety IN SlLk
aud WORSTED NOVELTIES:
Full lire of BLACK aud COL0EED PEklN SAT-
ms ii Sl.2..
Special attention Is called 10 their large stock OF
EVENING SILKS. oc2J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

We cannot agree with tue State in its dis
paraging remarks concerning Nr. sEI'
MoUR-as that he is "foX-tire," and though
the choice OF the old fogies, not acceptable to
the country-but we can endorse its state
mept in reference to General GRANTS popu-
larity with the Democrats Of the South. We
told Mr.. j. B. SrILLsoN the same things that
the State asserts as to GRANT when he (Mr.
sT1LLsoN) a few days ago made inquiries OF
US on the subject. We don't believe that the
number of GRANT Democrats in the South
is large enough to aid the "GRANT boom"
to any appreciate extent.
P.S. Mr.. STlLLsoN is on the New York
Herald'S staff, and is writing up the GRANT
boom in Virginia. The above paragraph
assumed that all our readers knew these
facts, but we guess they didn't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

THE EXTRA SEssIoN.-We are glad to see
that the New York World declares that the
new jury law alone ''is worth the cost OF
the whole extra session." That is Just
what we think OF it. But the World does
Mr.. THURMAN great injustice in claiming
this law as the work OF Mr.. BAYARD, if
that is what it means by saying that it is
"the section in which Mr.. BATARD was most
interested"
That extra session will yet be reckoned a
feather In the cap OF the National Demo
cracy. II New York is saved for the Demo
Gratis next year, Or the next House is Sc.
cured, that extra session will be eatiled to
the credit OF il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

CHARLOTTE COUNTY AND ITS SENATORIAL
DIsTRICT.-Ths county and district is Il
good illustration. With some assistance
from the coIored people, in this county. a
Conservative was elected to the House.
Out OF 1913 votes in the county for senator
the Readiu>ters had but 90. Out OF 2,0l2
votes in Ne :kenburg their candidate, who
belonged in that county, had but T4O. The
Conservative vote in Charlotte was 904. in
Mccklenbur@ only 1913, making in the dis
trct LOOT; the Readiusters 933. The entire
Republican vote OF the district was 1888.
Had there been no split among the Conser-
yatiyeS Mr. Eggicston would have been
elected by 100 majority Charlotte GGzette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

We were 10 favor Of drawing the line
which our Conservative committee drew.
It that had not beea done, the Reidiusters,
With their cofDDiefe organization, would
haze swept the field. We made the issue,
and tailed to secure enough votes to Of
gapize The House aaa elect the United
States senator. While We failed, IL is equal
~ true that The eA6instess can do nothing
without an almost solid Republican support.
This they cannot secure unless there is n
bargain and sale. 1.-THE Conservatives and
Reat5 usters can unite upon any plan, apd
divide the spoiis and organize the House
together, we VIII be satisfied. But we
sincerely trust thatjf there is a t.trade' y
With The Republicans the Conservatives
will keep theif SKIRTS elsar. = Gordonspslle
Gazette. 81 .} !.
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[For the Dispatch.I
NORTHAMPTON News,
papers.

Messrs. Ednors,--The Eastern Shore Of
Virginia, composed Of the two counties Of
Accomac and Northampton, which have
never had one cent OF the money for which
Virginia is in debt appropriated to them
individually, elected at the last election all
their andidates-vlZ., one senator and two
members Of the House OF Delegates (Cop-
sentative Debt-PayerS)-the negroes to the
contrary Notwithstanding, they having
yote ed against them. NOTTINGHAM.
The Eastern Shore counties cannot be too
highly commended for their devotion 10
principle. Their example is worthy of oil
praise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

There seems to be strong disposition to
make Horatio Seymour the next Democrat.
ic candidate for the presidency. A better
nomination could not be made ordonS-
UiHe Gazette. s.
But will be accept? That question ought
to be decided at once. 1t will not do to be
left in the dark on such question and un-
der such circumstances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

LoUsisiA%A.-Tbe Legislature formerly
met January 8, and the State elections took
place on the first Monday in the previous
November. But the new Constitstion
seems to hare changed all this. Hence We
cannot tell when the election Of Governor
takes place IN lhat State. This in reply to
an inquiry.
However, we shall soon come across the
date IN some exchange. We looked for II
In vain Yesterday 50 the New. Orleans pa.
pers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

Terrr Haute Qnd.) Courier, Rep: We
warn our Republican friends now that il
the Democratic party puts Hon. William H..
English in position to make leader OF
him in this State next year there arc break
ers ahead for us. He is one Of the strongest
men in that party, and has barrel bigger
than Tildcn's.'
The Malone party may succeed in WIN
ming over most OF the colOred voters in
Eastern Virginia by promising to abolish
the whipping-rost aud political disIran-
chi>rmcnt as punishment for petit larceny,
hut then they will lose every white voter 81
any pretcnSinns to responsibility in the
State OF Virginia. Vest Point Star.
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DEATHS.

Died. In This city. November 30, 1879, Mr..
WILLIAM T.. WILLIAMS, in the forty-second
ear of his age.
May he rest In peace.
His funeral will take place from 6l5 Canal bank
THIS friday AFTERNOON al O'Clock. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully luflttd 10 Al
tend.
Washington and Petersburg papers please copy. +
Died, Thursday. November Goth, at j. A.. Of
pneumonia. Mrs. MARGARETTA &. LEWIS. wife
OF DR.. Richmond y. Lewis.
Funeral services from DR.. Hcec's church nj II 4.
NJ. SATURDAY, 22l instant Friends of the fam
lily are nvltcI to attend without further notice. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

II this plot is carried out to the end it
will be one OF the most extraordinary frauds
on record.-Ne,o YorE Tribune.
But what little one" contrasted with
the fraud OF ,wrongfully counting in the
President of forty-Gve millions OF people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

II you want TO go to Iceland, go by way
OF Scotland. Two lines OF steamers run be.
tween those two countries, says our Yir
glnian friend, MoscuKg d. CONWAY, In his
last London letter to the Cincinnati Com
Haerctai.
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ngJOHN G. SIIAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1904 Main street corner above post-otlicc),
RICHMOND. VA.

His stock consists OF LARGE AND FINE As
SOGTMENT OF GOODS, imported especially foI
him, and is constantly receiving NEW GOODS
STYLES, and PATTERNS.
Prices TO suit tile times.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS Of fine grade:
made TO order. no IA
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LABOR EXCHANGE.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC iHARITlES, }
ALMSIIOuSE BUILDING,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC tHARITlES,)
ALMSIIOuSE BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA, september "a. 1879. }
A LABOR EXCHANGE" Fl AS BEEN
"a ESTABLISHED. under the supervision OF me
undersigned, for the purpose of obtaining work Tor
the unemployed and homes for ndisen! CHILDREN %
this city. - ,,r.>,
OPENED, In connection with the Department OF
Outdoor Poor where applications OF those seek
ny employ ment and those desiring 10 employ PsF
sous can be registered.
Pc rsnils rrprcsentiug various trades aud occupa-
tiors are pow registered for employment
Tho 4 In want OF SERVANTS, EAEokEkS, ny
are requested to call al or oorresp pond Win fhis
Office. .....- ,,,r,>,ruy
Letters should be- addressed 'SUPERiSIEN"
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. RiCHMuND
VA" marked 'LASuR EXCHANGE" ,,,t. -
'' CHARLES L. BIGGER
se.4.3m SuperiDt. ndtnt OF Puollc ChaFl''es'
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at Bro.t-Sircet Methodist Fl iscopal
church. November Ia. $40, by Rev. e.. {. F'ndcr-
slice. GEORGE ". POE 10 LUE e.. daughter Of
Thomas b. keesce; all OF this city. No cards.
Married. at 81, Peters Cathedral. on The 18th in
staui. hy Rev. Or. OT'onne Mr. JAMES V. Nc
DONOITGH 10 Miss ELLEN Il. KENT; both OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

One cannot pick up II newspaper printed
anywhere from Maine to California without
finding something about Chicago In it,
Chicago Times. .----z
So as to Beast BUTLER and other noted
characters. Their names are always in the
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SPEC !
CHIN y.
. F. W q q y ID ).

lam now receiving my fall stock q
CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND N'I>EF
ING GOODS OF ALI. KINDS
NV stock Is llu. LARGEST AND h"> ~.
pLErE In every department ever 'A!I'''''''
cily. ., M. .la.
oua,t,y OF goods can be o usht an,"" ,. ~,
4 call is respectfully solicited % Fa ,'"'.bsx. 4.
stock and prices. whether you wish 70 p"'> tf,.
not, for /, Is pleasure to us TO 'h'" GU ,y;nr.
au27 A'4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21

A correspondent in Roanoke county
writes: "The negro vote 10 this section;
beyond d peradyenture. decided our eiac.
hans, ..sss.
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UNDEHfTAKERS, &c
-y-rvr-rp
SI,aE4s

CHANDLER & SINNOTf, -
UNDERTAKES AND CAGINET-MAKERS,
722 Main street, between Seventh and Eighth
A practical experience of over twenty years cu-
ablps us 10 keep full slnck Of COFFlNS and CAS-
X ETS of the best quality and 10 furnish iiEARSES
and CARRIati Els AT the lowest prices.
Office omen at all hours. 10 l J. Goblin
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MET JULIUS MEYER,

G03 BROAD STREET,
offers this week
Extraordinary bargains in CASHMERE from auc-
zion:
10 pieces ALI.-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at
Is pieces SUPERB ALL-woOL BLACK CASH
MERE-:ult 36 inches wildcat SOC. worth
CSC; spcciul qualities 1T 60, roe, and 81
worth l5c more per yard
10 pieces BLACK MOHAIR ALPACA at zoe.
25 ni,crs D0rRLE-wIDTH COLORED CASH
MERE at lSc. worth 25c.:
Is pieces COLOEED BIAHl,IrZ CLOTH 1t 1G'sc
worth 2Jc.:
Novelties In DRESS GOODS at very low prices:
ilANnSoME BLACK pEKIS STRIPED sATINs
An coIors in PEKrN STRIPED vELvETEEN Il,
PERM and WATERED-sTRlPED SILKS u,
1925 aud upwards:
Is pieces BLACK SILK, from auction, 1t prices
way below their value:
4 very cheap line or MERINO aud ALL.WOOL
TNDERWEAR:
LAbIts, EXTRA sUPEEF1NE MER'So
VESTS III 50c.:
ClILDREN's MERINO VESTS and DRAWERS.
All >!Z"S aud prizes:
GENTLrMEN'S INDICATED SCARLET ALL
WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS, for rhcHma-
tlSm. at Sl.2J:
FRINGE aI low prireS:
All shades in COLORED SILK PRINCES:
40 DORM OF The celebrated IA EORSETS Ut soc,
regular price 7Jc.
The Aai,Ga,nu$t. most stylish. aul cheapest line
LADIES CLOAkS and DOIMANS ~ HE city
1t JULIUS MEYERS.
no 13 SOB Broad street.
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FIrRNITUREt II e.

FURNITURE! FURNlTURE!-lM
4 oro- for =, q 900 SHIFTS oil Chamber Furni- So
ture In nricc from s23 10 $500, from The best W.
manufacturers East aud West. also OF my own make,
toTt rher With Iu I'M" OF Paror. Once. and Kitchen
Eurulturc ard every article in The Furniture line.
Also Cabinet Makers supplies OF every descrip-
lion VIII Duplicate Baltimore prices. iarlles III
ynnt viii save money ~ giving me cali. Office
and warprooms: 1893 Main street, neat Fifteenth
street, Workshops: l6, ! S. and 20 north Fifteenth
street. sr2Ij Lillian DAfrhoN.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONER LEAKE'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND VA. NOYcInO, + l3, 1879.

COMMISSIONER LEAKE's OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, November IL, 1879.
DUCkNER, &c, AGAINST YEA
ID MANS'S AnMINI>TRATOR-!N THE CIR
cum COURT CT HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
Extracts from dcerces enter, on tie goth APRIL
1878. and 27'h October 1871
The Court fly the aforementioned dcerecl doth
,diudrc order and decree r. Vaughan h admins
or of p ieam:us. who executor OF 4. ID.
WALTON deceased, do srttic an account OF his de-
scendent, a. executor Of said a. ID. Walton, de-
ceased. before one OF the commissioners OF this
court who shall report the same with any matter
deeIRed pertinent. &c.
IBy the last mentioned decree, the Court decreesI
THAT the commissioner DO inquire and report IN
the court of what land The SAID Agnes ID. Walton
and Pheasant Yeamans respectively nied scizrd and
possessed. or to which she was entitled JOINT
poying surveyor 10 lay off the same hy metes and
whether ihe said land. where jointly owned, eau
be divided In kind not BY any Of the modes pre-
SCI ibcd by the statute OF Virginia.
NOTICE.
All persons Interested in the above DEGREES take
notice that have fixed upon my office. corner OF
Eleventh and Main streets, Richmond, Va. as the
place. and ! 5Tu DAY OF DECEMBER. l 70. ut O
O'Clock 4. NJ, the time, for executing the same.
when and where you are hereby notified to be pre-
sent and do what necessary 10 protect your inter-
ests, &c. WILLIAM }. LEAhE.
Commissioner In Chancery.
S. C. Redo. pa. no l4-F4w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-21
SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,

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ilata professor 1t Augusta Female SEN inafy; Miss
III. j. BALDWIN, Principally 3G4 east Grace street
between Third and Fourth. opens oCIoBER l.
1870 Youth OF both yGeeil ed Special Glasses
.fUr children from six 70 ten years OF age. Hours
arranged 10 suii pupils attending schools OF Eagsh:
Evening CLASSES for young men III French and
German. Languages theorelisai.y ahl nfaeacaII
taught Send fur circulars 10 3u5 east Grace street,
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