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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-23
pEoBATE ORDER.

statt q Ni-ti-ur- rguu-F q Alpenh-s
Al session q the PruhEfs & our for the cor,-
~ q AlpefH, holden AZ the FfJitsfs O-5cs N the
cliY q A T'era, Saturday. the lrh day e July
IN tie year one Thousand ellhi hundred EDd seven-
ty-Ilne.
Frsseni.-Ju5suo y. Homes judge q Prohsfe.
u the uBfter q TIE estEfs q John kedznAr,
decreased
On reading Eni Sling the f'stifiur duly verified.
q the A1rlEl College q nofgCTaflln created and
existing undsf1 abe Lave q the state q Mscki-
gan ~ A X. NcLolHl1- iis Ererf and attorney
praying among ctbef iAlurs therein siAie1 that
George J. Robinson may L. Appointed sdnlinis-
TRAITOR q the sud John Ee1mau. 5scens.-d.
Ihereupun u a. ordered. that Saturday. the
18th day q AuEnsl uexi- al ten O'Clock m the
forenoon. he assigned for ile hearing 81 sald t.
uDou, AID fhAi THE heirs ~ law q sad deeeaEs,e
and AZ uiler persons interested IN sal6 estate
are reg uired 10 appear 81 session q sAld Court
thel 20 be holden AZ the Probate O1Sce, IN
the city q Alpena- and show cause Il any
there De, WY the prayer q the ps1Ifio1rr
should not be- granted And il j. further ordered
that ssid petitioner ve noi5ce 20 the prsulls ~
tereste1 m sad estate. OF the pen5sDer q sud
petition, and tt5 bearing thereof. bE causing cy
u tils order % be Published IN the ALETsI
Willy AEGrs- a .neWslnpgr printed and cir-
culaie1 IN sal1 county q T,sni for ffrus sDcos-
slve weeks. previous % sAl1 Cay q hsur1nr
A true copy. ;. J. EOLMEs.
4liE5 Judge q Probate.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-23
THE GENUINE
DIR. C.. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenanoe is pale and lead
i en-colored. with occasional Pushes,
Or a circumsGibed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull: the
pupils ollate: an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-hd the
nose IS irTItated, swells. and sometimes
bleeds: . swelling Of the upper lip /;
occasional headache, with humming
or thrObbing Of The ears: an unusual
secretion Of saliva; shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul. particularly
n the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes yora0ous. with gnawing
sensation Of the stomach, al Others,
entirely gone: fleeing pains in the
stomach: occasional nausea and vom-
ting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, a; times
costiYe; stools Shiny. not unfrequent-
ly tinged with blood: belly swollen
and hard: urine turbid respiration
occasionally difficult, and aocompa-
med by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and oonvulsive: uneasy and dis
turbed sleep. with grinding Of the
teeth temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found TO exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMlFUCE
will Certainly effect cure.
II DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; il is an innocent prepa-
ration, Eof rababIe ofdolyg ne sieilcS.
fzisl,T 70 HE NEST krEdlv infant.
The genuine DR.. MCLANE's VER-
NIFUGE bears the signatures Of c.
ACLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
Erzpper. o
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GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

Universal lassitude, Pain in the Back. Dimnes.
81 VISION, Premature old age, and many other
and a premature grave
- "a paitleu4ais m our pamphlet, which We
desire TO send fire. by mail to every one. p-CTbe
l'lie Meolelne 4 sold by al druggists AT 81 per
iIee ~ mail ca receipt Of the money ~ asdrcss-
lhs' IhE GRAY MEDICINE 90
No. 10 Mechanics Block, Detroit. Mich
where by al wholesale and retail dealers. gasvi
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Chicago & Lake Huron R. R.
CONDENSED TIm.-ra,,..

e,,. NJ oasilon trains leave Flins. Past 10. az
m ~ , m iAPeer, Past. I;i0 =. M. ii.i5
y ~. l.peff- Ntsi, Lad a. m. a.lr n. m
lhronFh c1aches are run between - M.
1na Lat seglnau and bay CITY without ei,.rs.
OhAs- b. PbCk. n. FUNNEL, ". n. pAvre
kcoeFa. supf. 0enl. IL. A.
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= VII mail free thu recipe for a simple ycpr4a.
ult palm That will remove tan. frtckles pirnrlc,
ana bletohes, lessins the skin soft. cIear -
-, ,. also INSTRUCTIONS for producing luxur-
isee. Address, inclosine &c stamp Ben. yanaels
a Co.. 20 Ann ST. NY. $3.50 !"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-23

5yroIsy' ,LTysipelas Scrofula Secondary syphilis.
SIaNei. Diabetes, and all diseases in which ths
bicd i implicated is now offered 10 the ,,;s
500 ~ AZ Retail Druggists. and wbolssale on.
~ ~ Tie MeybuTn Medicine 90. Z. O Roy az
Rochester. y. n. - IVA S'e'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-23
AGUE AND FEVER.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANI's
LIVER Pills.
zach wrapper bears the signatures Of
{. McLANE and FLEMING BEos.
Insist upon having the genuine Or.
c McLANE's LIVER Pills, prepared br
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh. Pa. the
market being full OF limitations Of the
name HcLdne. spelled differently but
same Pronunciation.
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Errors Of Youth.

n yLN LYMAN who suffered a., -. -
-, - ons oetaiity, premature deoat - ~,
- nssis 81 yonihful indiscrvsion. Vii g.
need M To- Tei, I'm sen3 free 20 ali Who
IN 70 remedy by which BE- "a. eerea - s We
~, .i,s 70 profit BY the adrerfi-er's esrsrisnss
10 ~ ~ aaseiifss,sssine m perfect con6denoss
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-23

THE WORLDS balm.
RHEUMATISNL

DR. l.. ID. WETIUHN's ALrrR.Trvr srnrr
- = remedy used Ihiriy-Five Yes.rsin rIriva,
llllllloe ana rnrer faIlIn.. a.. ..as...Il..
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-23

tht Matches Gr1in-Sarin-. Tire-ssri,r.
A1a koasy SAVING Throshcr. % his cay ssd rrr-r.
80 ~ ti,slrr - fale ora, fc-frct clsxzi.<.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

The county seat of Taylor county, W.
Va, has been removed from Pruntytown to
CT alton, in accordance with the will Of the
people as. expressed ut the ballot-box. The
arrivals OF the court records at Grafton was
welcomed by an outpouring Of citizens and
the blowing OF the whistles Of forty engines
in the yards OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. A new courthouse will be erected at
Grafton at an early day. .....";
General Lees birthday was celebrated at
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. The United States flag
was displayed in numerous places, and sum
dry windows displayed the picture OF Gen
erai Lee surrounded with 'wreaths Of flow
-ers and the coats-of-arms of Virginia and
Tennessee. on 80 ..,,
. Martin. Jordan and Thomas McGrave were
killed at Cincinnati Wednesday by the fall
ing OF . wall OF 2. Wilson 81 Sonis building,
left standing since the recent. fre.i They
were engaged in tearing down the walls.
Both men leave families. ;nI!, ,l,s n,:5:a'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24
James.River. Valley Railway.

TO the Editors Of the Dispatch: = : :.
Tho impression seems: to prevail in the
community that. the chief opposition to the
railway bill comes from the Richmond dele
CATION. AS the mercantile and manufacture
ing interests OF, heeity appear to be a unit
in favor, Of the measure, as it. came from
the, Committee. OF Thirteen of! the James
Riyer Canal Company, wouldn't it be well
ia, cali q meeting OF the citizens, and letthem
say Ter themselves whether or not the Rich
mond delegation is REPRESENTING them, or
representing them, in this business .
The canal, by the declaration OF its presi-
dent, ;solemnly made to 1.-The Legislature,
being dead beyond resurrection, If the COM
pany proposing to build the railway is.
thwarted by the action OF the Legislature,
what is proposed to be done, nthe matter.
OF, transportation, for the. people of the
James.Riyer Valley? They will not have
even wagon road. And, will not rail-
WGE. be built from Clifton Forge to Lynch
burg, and leave Richmond out ia the cold,
rs las been the case with too many Of the
other lines built in the State Is So aa
=, ,.,5s, b, MANUFACTURER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

a. 4
Governor Holiday shows clearly In his
message that to pay A per cent. interest will
caiI'for an increase OF 40 per cent. oyer the
present rate Of daxatton - sRhfg.pt
The Governor said IT would require an
additional tax Of 40 to 40 .centson each hum
dred dollars worth 81 property to pay
y1s this large deficit Iof 500, 900 OF $500 00O],
to getber With back and aecruing interest, =
satasiS per :cept. u And this he gave as rea!-
son why fhe State Should hasten to close Ia
with the b6ndbol ders' offer 20 accept fur
per cent. The Auditor estimates that /
Per CENT can be paid without any increase
OF the rate Of taxation u the present assess
ment be not reduced ARMY rate, we viii
agree for aud on behalf ot all ahe fnnderss I,
that ne can influence, to ask no.inersase al
the rate OF taxation II the Legislature VIII
settle. the debt at 4 per cent. Well RIM the
tax Of getting the little deficit out Of the
.NaGest law. ;5
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ARE you not wrong iintyour eensurePi

IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECIsION.-Judge
DrummSnd, OF diahapolis, rendered a de!
'eision fl tie matter of the Logansport,
Charlottesville and Southwestern Railroad
Company. Phe particular question involved
was .whether.th expenditures made by the
receiver formed a. lien prior to that Of the
first mortgages -bonds. In this case the SCI.
cond mortgageSb ondh oldershad sued to the
foreclosure, and "a receiver was ap-
pointed to take charge of ! the trust,
depending upon h formal disposition
of the cause. Thei first mortgage bond
holders rwere mot made party TO the
suit, and when the receivers bills came
in filed objection to their payment.
Judge Drummond stated that in excep-
Jtional cases he would have power to direct
the building ofaiiink. branch, or extension
oil. the road which would make it available
property. and charge the expense to the first
mortgage bondhoiders. In this case the re-
ceiyer built a branch road six or seven miles
long. under order OF the court, and expense
was charged to the first mortgage bondhold!
ers. The claim will not be- aiaowed, pre-
yided that the Ieaner carl..tFaee bis money
directly into an Improvement of the roady
The Court Will allow that o person must
satisfy himself Of the receivers authority to
borrow money, elsa he does so uat his own
risk, aud ii the money is misappied the
court can afford him no relief. f!s32I'i as q
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tr,e tIafault os $500, 600 penal and :, g.
@sSp 51raiEruat COMPANY ali slies
stock sths canal com new c's iasa p'
s1'I 4, cass llase words were ont Eli.
praTspn ,,runosed to Offer tile foI!o Wig
amendrr,ers TO a subsequent sectlo w, 2
- Ssrfke ait nm &c the eighth sabsdiv tsion
~ sactffrt a inter the word Tss WHICH ,s. 10
ss IN H,e and insert In lien thereon Eng
foIIawinr q. The works, properly a ~
franchises of the james River and .hanaWna
fsomnar,y are hereby auth riSed TO ne CON,
geved. Al failure to build said railroaa
within ti1e time Aforesaid, or failure 70
maintain the same when built, shalf work
isorYeitTre Df said works. properly, ana
frnnehfses,, and also Of the works, property,
md franchises Of said rallroad company 70
said James River and Kanawha company !;
Enroyided. however. that such forfeiture
shsIl not prejudice the rights Of any cred 11
Efof of said railroad company, and upon sucn
Forfeiture said james River and Kanawha
Company Shall therenpon be revived and
restored asi d corporation, with ell or its
rights, privileges, and franchises, Just as
they existed at the date 81 the passage OF
this acf. ~. s.. ttl.l
.Phe bin was discussed BY Messrs. HAN
GER, ANDERSON, BococK, DIcEENsoN, and
HARyIE. -
The SPEAKERS were allowed the amplest
latitude.
Mr.. HANGER favored. the pending amend.
ment, with the view OF inserting ssto be
forfeited and delivered to the Common
wealth Of Virginia." 80 -
I Mr.. ANDERSON suggested to Mr.. HANGER
to modify the amendment he suggested 80
as to provide that any forfeiture. should
tenure to the benefit OF the James River and
| Kanawha Company, which corporation shall
be kept alive until the completion OF the
railroad, in order that we may still have an
organization to complete the. railroad, in
view of the fact that money forfeited to
| the. State could not, under the Constitu.
ton, be used to complete the railroad.
Mr.. BoC0CK again explained that the bill
| was to authorize, contract, not charter q
road; md how unnecessary it was, after all
| the guarantees the company has given the
canal, to insist upon the various amend
ments offered, He thought that all that
these amendments aimed at was as well as
possible provided for in the bill, and that
| further alterations might be dangerous, and
were certainly unWise, and would hamper
the company when they went into the
money markets.
I MIR. DICKINSON, Of Russell, made q lengthy
argument, from which it seemed that he was
not much in favor Of the bill; but II it was
to be passed he wanted an amendment re-
tqufring the Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road Com any to build a branch to Pound
Gap. He claimed that in COAL iron, and
other ores the. Cliuch Valley counties ex-
celled all other sections of the State. ~
The motion to strike out prevailed. o..
+ Mr.. w. T.: TlLIAFERRo, had the floor,
when cat P: NJ he gave way to motion
| to adjourn. ~ s...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEETlNG.-Ne1o York,
January 227-An anti-Bismarck meeting
was held at Chickering Hall tonight, and
was numerously attended. John Swinton,
the chairman, delivered an address, in which
he arraiened Bismarck rs the instigator Of
the anti-Socialist laws and other repressive
measures in Germany. a series of resolu-
tons expressive Of the sense Of the meeting
on this subject were unanimously adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24
DEATHS.

MARGaRET r. LYME, Wife Of Robert B. Lyme 1 E,
Esq. Of this city, and daughter of Henry r. Shaw
han, ESQ., of Cynthiana, KY; IN the thiriieth year
Her fnmral viii take place from the Seventh;
Street Christian church THIS lFriday) MORNING
snectfully invited to attend. - ..s.
/. Cynthiana, Lexington, and Frankfort lky.) pa
pers please copy.
Died. In Henrico county, at ?. ~, on Wednes-
FRANCIS LYME, wife of Thomas l.. Lyme; In the
1fly-lllrd year Of her age. -. #. : .-.e -.
dence, near Dutch Gap, TO-DAY at 10 o'clock.
Friends and acquantaEceS are respectfully invited
TO attend. ',..-.... ,..@-...... -. ..s.. r. ~
Died. 22d January. 1879. at The residence of his
BkoWNE moore, in the thirich year emA Of his
aye; only son Of DR.. Samuel PRESTON and Mary A.
Moore. ...............
He rests in peace.
Funeral service nj ST. James church at ~ O'Clock
81. THIS friday MORNING. Gath January, 1879.
Friends and acGuain,ances Invited to attend.
Washington, d. c., Charleston, 5. G., and New Or
leans papers please copy.
PRS Of
ham b. aud Alice B. Atkinson; aged Two years one
Friends Of The family also those of his grandfather
H A. Atkinson, Esql are invited to attend his flu
neral from the residence of his parents. No. 619
TTenty-ssixth : street, THIS AFTERNOON at, g
Died, last night at OK O'Clock. at her residence on
Brook avenue. Mrs. SOPHIA C0OTs, In the fifty
third year of her age. 4--.3 ..'sA r.c"r t.ss.
-.y. Dearest mother thou hast left us, ..sEs4t,f
: We thy loss most deeply feel; +. .f
's't { But it's God that hath bereft US, 3" '"''
.l-giu&l! He!can all our sorrows heal.!t -Js1Ii
/, Her funeral will . take place THIS tFridayl
AFTERNOON, at. 81 O'Clock from St. Marks
church, corner OF First and Clay streets. Friends
and acquain.ances are respectfully invited 10 at.
tend. 1851 3t,i ~! q @Gl 's3rtl|G9.-' ~
q Died. at Breno, In Henrieo county, ION Wednesday
the 22d OF January, 1879. at 2 O'Clock NJ. MAN.
FRED MfCHAUX MAYO, SON OF the late DR.. 10.
seph A. Mayo, OF Powbatan; in the thirty-sixti
year or his age. 49, -pljf T.. 400 IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24
MANUFACTURER.

-. ,.,,s,i4 @},..s, TX. JANUARY 20. i
!. Editors Dlispatehi Under your. heading
in :to-day,s Dispatch "The Indians you
young fighting Tn Indians il being coarse and
contemptuous. s,t;,., r,yfino;.
II you will read the, annals of the States
OF New York, Massachusetts,, &C., you will
lind advertisements put out by the progeni-
tors, oil their present crefneFde. la creme OF
Enegrephobiiist society, like this:i OK; qo7
-. 20 For sale two cows, one pnncheon Ja-
I maiea rum, q few hogs, one speneh, Just
anuuel,i Il. IL 3Gaf .j..Iast,g ii3ff5 e. -
II Are you not wrongintyour eensure2i II
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SILKSl SILKS! SILKS!

SILKSl SILKS! SILKS! 49,,
BLACK TAFFETA SILK at s5c. per yard worth
) b IL; y G7G4?gaa. -. u.s., Gts': ~ SO
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at 81 worth sl.25;
BLACK. GROS-GRAIN SILK OF $1.25 worth
$3.50; n
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at $3.50 worth SO
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at So worth $3.50;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at SO worth 81;
LIGHT COECRED SILKS for evening dresses at
Soc. per yard worth 81 20; .ss Il 8Et :sf
ELEGANT CREAM. COLORED DASIASSE SILK
at $3.50 per yard. would be cheap At SO; ,H
'LIGHT-BLUE SATIN, "a inches wide, at $1.25 per
yard worth So:
COLORED SATINS in great variety;
BLACK, SATTN|at al, S1.25, and $3.50 per yard;
BLACK SILK "REMINISCENCES ut $1.25,
$3.50, S1.75. 81, aud $3.50 per yard;
WIDE MENEETH VELVET at "a per yard worth
SCAT 50 per yard worth $l2 t'
Extraordinary bargains In FRENCH and IRISH
+ POPLINS, at LEVY BROTHERS..
Bargains III al kinds Of BLANKETS. jazz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

NE PURE IRISH LINEN SHIRT-BO-
SONS at 15c. worth &c.; Es
TIDES at 15c. worth Soc, at Acc. worth &C., at
soc. worth Csc, at Coo. worth 81; ~
BLACK ELASTIC BELTS, with nice buckles, at
Soc, would be cheap at 50c.; ;......sr.
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, two yards long,
at ST worth $50; - -...
LINEN NAPKINS 1t $1.1o per dozen worth
$3.50; ...- ...
Wool TABLE-COvERS ut 81 worth 1925:
Great bargains in NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
= TAINS and NOTTINGHAM LACES by the
r yard, at 81. '. -.
ia % a-a- .n .gt. LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

The, Richmond ~ sig yesterday has Tug
following 800 ) ss 81
III ave have q Governor who came 10 Rich
his Office and NAL he the Federal GoTeTnuen,
onstI 5at hid frowI,, He Was Welcomed OIL
ina a., sIis arfivaa Hid The city, By
|4niIifary deniIfatfoYI. and 10 these heroes
Ia a,fihosoned I1fnEeff $50 it Is re
,,ssrfsIn ;Hii.a most ferociotis and gran.
/ tIiibunefIt fashion. Among other large
lnbsseryatic1is: he remark ID, IN allud
Einp aato tue OCCUPATION OF Petersburg bJ
United States ofdiers on the eve OF ali eiee,
lion land which Governor Kempsr had mel
byia proc1amati onI Tint had he then been
{ioYerYior he would have mai shafied the
y boIe military force Of The Common wealth
UtIt himself irl person at their head, and
met those Federal troops OF the borders 81
the STATE. and rerelled the Invasion at al
hayards Tint WAS Ills talk. What has
abon:t Ia Nh fformar,ce ~ this mighty poten.
sata M nv;nribie ieroS Vetoes -, i,i,,'f
s -. i.t VI :. = ~ ~.
[f7sxyS4a n Gf,yERN0R HOLIDAY DID
- = Hn,IIn ~ arrived in Ricl,
'a1 :, y ,e5e - ,,,ss ;,trod,,ced
1ona 'al uai. = 200 aua W" - 80 - 49,
70 Sne ipeoIae III aa ataies VI y. ~,
Judge LAY. The Governor made the fol.
,osSinb brief responsive address: y
aT .honI, ro,, o,,;ye,,s. ~ Richmond, for
tuana so,s o,s,No''' ~ ,'.'
th.s cofa.ai IeseptIon: 8. - o.. .er co.o :,
Itls uus c9ite a.un ano that tha hioo,,
OF many Of her sons moisten the soil around
this once besieged city: and that much OF
yours pas peen sneu IN ;aeIencs o. ny ny. om ss
oM .ha sona thai anirnas ss The entire neoDle
:, IT" INV section for our common mother, but
burns as warmly as in this her metropolis.
[AppIause.] 4 gIa go. e -,
aa" know this demonstTalloh Isl 81, noe, ~ ,n-
asnoea Loa Z, J;rn;nia trust it be fore
Taste Of the eordiaiity with which my adj
ministration shall be received by the people
Of the State.&. liitf @sai9 Ill
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me- CLoAKsI CLOAKsi CLoAKS |

~ CLOAKSi CLOAKSi CLOAKSl
CLoAkS Too many on hand. They must be
sold. so we make great reductions IN prices
SO CLOAKS sold fer So; -
$I0CLOAKS sold for "a;
SI9 CLoAKS sold for So
$15 CLOAKS sold for go; ff
$50 CLOAKS sold for Sl2 -:
$50 s25 CLoAKS sold FOR So. III,
CHILDREN,s CLOAKs will be sold for about half
I'll .itli sG.asT T1,Eg price: ti-s@ -
~ cHTLDREN,s CLOAKS at $3.50 worth "a;
.YjCHILDREN,S CLOAKS at So worth IS; ~;
j.. GHILDREN,s CLOAKS at $3.50 worth $3.50;
~ CHILDREN'S CLOAKS at 81 worth So; II
-. CHlLDREN'S CLOAKS at 80 worth IS. I.tsIr
Remember that we IstenS selling: every cloak we
have on lland and will sell them at less than cost
q jazz - - "3,iH! ~ LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

E. aY- SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
will be held every night this week in the SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH, commencing at ~ O'Clock. The
pastor, Rev. HENRY MCDONALD, d. d., will preach
every night. Public Cordially invited. (.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

THE Washington, Post has the Champion
interviewer OF the world, ,.a~l. fs!,i3t.-gi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-24

- Most n0rtbesnersa are judically blind when
& e southern question 4. presented no taem.
The New York Eszanltaser ana CIaroasieisre
mind rus ttaI when its Kind -hearted editor
iatese sted himself 10 having money sent Ia
soi,thsrn noii, essss,sured him.
q bssla & g A ss II 4 y 4 3 t
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we exrect 10 isse SONIC money, but will do it rather
than carry the goods ever for another season.
MUFFS and CohLAHs for 81 so worth f5
MuFFs and COLLARS for So worth 81 $500
MTIFFs ana COLLARS for % worth s5
MUFFS and COLLARS for Ia worth So;
MUFFS nnd COLLARS for S5 worth So;
Genuine MINK BOA and MUFF for s5 worth SIC ;
Genuine MINK MUFF for s5 worth SIG; /
FUR .CAPSst sI.50 worth 88;;
FUBcAPsat 90 work. "a; .
FUR CAPS at 1926 worth &5. s-,sss.s I
Our whole stock OF FURS must be closed out at
once SO If you need anything in that line call at
once at fFtlf@.g3 {: ~ LEVY BROTRERSt
Bargains In BLANKETS. 81 ia "a |
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ME- CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS

MT BROCHE SHAWLS! .u1 ~
+. f.. BROClIE SHAWLS!
Haying few very fine BROCHE SHAWLs on
hand which we wish to dispose of. we will sell
sHAWLS at S35 worth $50; SHAWLS ut $50
. worth $75. These are positive bargains, and
thosc In want can make great save.
We also offer large assortment of BLACK CASH
- MERE and MERINO SHAWLS, and a large
stock of FANCY SHAWLS, all Of which viii be
sold very cheap at
.s,'.ts..T 5-...s LEVY BROTHERS..
Bargains In all kinds Of BLANKETS. jazz
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On motion of Mr.. w. B. TALIAFERRo:
RESOLVED, That the Auditor OF Public
Accounts be and is instructed to report to
this House the cost OF compiling and pub
fishing the Code Of 1878 and the amount OF
money received from the sale of the same,
exclusive Of any commissions paid to book
sellers or agents. b 80 .Ef1 5s