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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-27

to 'i1 Io5U ED AI7ItII 10, Iot5.
Vol. " CONSTITUTES eTCOMHON & STATUTE LAW
Treating Of The Practice Of The La1Y IN CfUH
CHscs sss kssEs " IssE0ss. T., T.. D.. Pro-
1essQT u Coma. and Stat. Law in the University
of Virginia; For sale by West, Johnson d Co.,
and randolph d English, Richmond, Va, by
booksellers generally, and by the undersigned.
Address (P. o. University OF Va N. MCKEN-
ME, Bookseller and Publisher apS.6t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-27

Children's Hats and Caps just received, al
the latest novelties in the above goods at C. J..
WEI i E,R'S. Main Street
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-27

Sc GLADKE'S De. Counter is the best in
Staunt II. InayG-f
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-27

"My Motherin-law is walking advertise
ment for DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup" subscriber
remarked yesterday; "she recommends it ev-
| erywhere"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-27

Children's Copper and Raw Hide Tipped
SHOES and Shoes forever J body, large and small,
at reduced prices, at c. L. WELLER Boot and
Shoe store.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-27

Fifty cases Mems and Boys Kip Boots at low
est prices at C. L. WELLER'S Root ans. Shoe
Store Main Street
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March "a, 1879


10 the Editors of the Dispatch:
II "Stafford," whose letter is published
in your issue Of Thursday last. is disposed
to do the fair thing, he will hasten to cor
rect two errors into which he has Il hope)
'unwillingly fallen when he speaks OF me as
having been removed from the post-office
here, and that sent: y telegram to General
Malone requesting him to send speakers to
the Stafford meeting ("so says the Frede-
ricksburg Recorder"j. First, was not re-.
,noued from the Fredericksburg post-ofce,
but, instead, voluntarily resigned, and nomi-
mated my successor, who is now the post
master. The Fredericksburg Recorder never
said had telegraphed to General Malone,
and will so state in its next issue. If
Stafford" be the gentleman hope he is,
from what appears to be his associations in
Stafford county, he will not hesitate to cor
rect the impression he has made through
your columns, and relieve me from any per-
sonal connection with matter with which
I sought no connection, and do not desire
any until publicly announce the fact. Re-
specially, JOHN ". WOLFF.
We add the following as an explanation
of Mr.. VOLTS letter: ...
We do not assert in the above article that
it was telegram sent by Wolff to Malone
on his own account. Volt wrote the tele-
gram at the request OF Duff Green, Esq.
and signed Green's name and dispatched
the telegram. Fredericksburg Re
co1,1py,
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We dislike to answer such questions just
now:, but we suppose there can hardly be
any BARN in saying-what every lawyer
know.-that under the law OF Virginia. on
an indictment for murder, the jury are re-
CURED to find whether the prisoner be
guilty Of murder in the first or second &C.
gree; aud that on an indictment for felo-
Nous homicide the jury. may find the &c
cused not guilty OF the felony but guilty OF
involuntary manslaughter.-D1sp OF
Monday. 49,.
Who, after reading the law so authorl-
ta,lvey stated by the Dispatch, was not
surprised to find the Court yesterday morn
ing, In spite OF this opinion, charging the
Jury that under an indictment for murder
they could bring in verdict for murder, or
murder in the second degree, or man.
slaughter voluntary Or involuntary? The
Court must be wrong, for the Dispatch can
not err.-St0te. i
n the State will read our paragraph again
twill find that that paragraph states almost
in the same words what the clerk said tt
the Jury on Monday. And if the State vii
ask the first lawyer il meets. that iourna
NAV learn that the very words OF our para
graph were copied from the Code OF fir
ginia. ..... ........-,
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- SSEGIAT.gNOTEGEs.
MFR sPRINGGo GODS! SPRING GOODS
f fst5 spRrSG GOODS!
:. THALHlMER BROTHERS,
col BROAD STREET, CORNER OF srx4H,

| col BROAD STREET, CORNER OF srxTH,
wn. open On MONDAY and during the entire week
rhe,r inst supply of the MOST STYLISH AND De.
sIRABl e GOODS, FOR The sPhING WEAR.
We are lust in receipt of an entire new stock OF
BLACK CA SliMERES-tIie preitlest article In the
city at soc. q. yard, lead the trade on these
and other Bacti Goods. "@. .'@.
The prettiest. ALL-WOOL BUNTfNG9 In the
market-in Black. Pink, Blue, Cream. and all other
shades are also to &c bad, aud ouy 25c. per yard
Our stock of DRESS GOODS comprises every
style and novelty that can be had a this season. and
Is one OF the most com Detc assortments to be seen
In the city. Dress Goods from sL5c. up. .s. .r..
WHITE GOODS In every style: CHECKED,
STRIPED, and PLAIN NAINSuoKS; VfCTO-
RIA, BISHOP, and LINEN LAWNS; PIQUES
also. a lot of CORDED PIQUES in remnants, to be
sold at sacrifice. .'
Our stock Of MEMS and BOYS CAssfMEREs
IS WORTH the attention Of every buyer,as you can
find an ythng in that Iiae you arc looking for.
HAMBURG ,EDGINGS and TORCIiON LACES
u great variety, and at lower prices than ever be-
fore. ...s,,f, ....fg .#..a .st. - .i-."
ment received. that every one In want OF these
goods can BE- pie ,s.d at very low prices o,o
MI The best Soc KID GLOVE that has ever been in
troduccd Into the city. Every shade and qualify iu
iichcr-priced goods.
we have an elegant UNLAUSDRIED SHIRT
pure linen bosom and cufs-at SOC. This Is the
greatest bargain Of the age 49,. ---.s ...
everything. such rs HASDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS,
RIBBONS. BOWS. BUTTONS OF every dcscrin.
RUFFLTHG, and great many other articles too,
Numerous to mention. T.. ) - -,
NJ anyf 9 WosTEp FRSGE and also
nice line OF BLACK SILK PRINCES.
COTTON GOODS and DOS1ESTlCS OF every
sort rel.ilcd at wholesale prices.
For The best bargains ever offered 90 not ran 70
call at 1-0."" THALHIMER BROTHERS..
COL Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
NH 15-SMW
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MET STUDY YOUR INTEREST, ant

Mt STUDY YOUR INTEREST, and
spend your money where you can get the most fol
it. Times are hard and money is scarce. Goods
must be SOLD aud money must be raised. ..r ...'.
sYCLE BROTHERS ..
Is now the leading DRY-GOODS house In Rich.
mond. They arc now receiving the third supply OF
SPRING GOODS. -t..
BLACK CASHMERE at 25. 9TH, 421s so, 60. Go
The srscst y ol Of S' GAsIMEkEs In Richmond
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, s, 10, 12's' ane
NEW 6RocADED DRESS GooDs-handsom'
MUMMY iiT CL oTH-newest Of the season; 49,.
ARABIAN Shifting, In plain and check;
D0UBLE-WlDTH BEIGE. zoe. per yard-rcduceo
SILK ii0n Efi PSs Soc formerly 5oc per yard
Don't fall TO ioek q he MUMMY CLOTH;
BuNT!EG. BUNTING; BUNTING; ~
non,s a! ie look Ok At It; or 4qs TA EAT LINEN
So PIECES LINEN BiRD.EYE at 25c. per yard
25 r PIECES a more OF Of ho!5 SESs for mems and
Another lot of those CASSSsMERE rs, slightly dam.
DbacR SINS At 75e. 81 $l.a5. $50, s175
Don't fail to look at orr coLoRED SILKS from
A SYS; % PSI {G aGtabED coLoRED SILKS a,
NEW PARASOT.S lust received;
400 NEW WHITE SPREADS, slightly wet, al
500 dozea T0WEI.s, slightly smoked. which vii
he sold as =rcat bargain;
RUSSIA TOWELINCi At sl.56 picce-reAl value
Large se.H lot Of WSoRsTED PRINCES, just received
from auction, at &c. per yard; ...... ..
Don't fail To look at our CRAPE;
KID GLOVES at %. so, 75e. and 81;
70 pieces more of IRISH LINEN:
PIQUES mt ~. o., ga. 10. aud l2lSc per yard:
CORSETS at your own prices As we want 10. close
out the entire stock. ,
Price. list of COTTOSS: WamSutta, 1876; Davol
S1c: Fruit Of the Loom, Sac: Androscogsh
at TIC. ...
COTTON, 81 and DC. per yard:
: bales OF CUTTON at 5c-sghly wet;
500 patterns Cf NEW EDGISGS:
Another lot of TURKISH TOWELS;
BLACK ALPACA you can buy cheaper mt SlCLE
BROTHERS than any house this side OF Ne"
York.
Another lot of those BLAY LINENS just received
We have thousands Of AUCTION BARGAINS
too numerous 10 mention for want Of space. All
We ask is call. and Won will he convinced that
SYCLE BROTHERS Is the place for GENUINE
BARGAINS. SYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street.
NH 21-eod between Third and Fourth streets.
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tsDa- $3.50
al mn risusuni state Of mind. His face, as q
nallld in the beginning asathe worn-oul
Cheeks OF tile moou. begun ITO change q J,
suddenly as might the brow OF 9 ,a
maid. !. The greai engine Of the vital forces , a
sent the scarlet blood to his head, ana Wnen
he turned TO go to his seat bis face was SUI
fused with bushes, such as the 4"rl'cf
never saw on mnn's face before.
But word about these "ConiederaEesE
as they stood apart to take their Kina q
oath OF office. They were. q! lank. iean'
uess-a something which no English word
Will describc-in their, makeup denied the
capon fed, sensual New. York; banker.
Not a man of them but might be said to be-
long to the bone and muscle OF bis country.
Should our land be invaded by. barDarians
from any point OF the compas these are the
men who will stand by The. guns. ii .,:ts.f
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-
Died, Tuesday morning. March IS. 1879. AFTER
few days' suffering. MhRTHA'R. FRANKLIN, IN
The seventy-hird year of her age: . -. = -,
Her funeral wilt take place THIS w edne,oaVI
AFTERNOON at half-past O'Clock. Frienns and
acuaintanccs are requested to attend from the resi-
dence, No. 1716 Clay street.. -.
Baltimore and Charlottesville papers please COPY
Died. Ia Manchester, yesterday morning, ct Sh
o'clock, ut the residence of DR.. Sydenh1m Wake,
Mrs. BETSEY WILKINSON, sister OF Mr.. Joh1
Rowlett of Petersburg In the eighty second year Oh
her age. ........ , -, u,o
Her funeral will fake place from the house TO
DAY ut IL o'clock. Friends aud acquaintanccs arc
invited 70 attend. ~ 6.ft
Petersburg rapers please copy. AZ. s. -.
Died, Tuesday, March 25th, mt the residence OF
her brother. Rev. p. = Price, Rockbridgc county,
Miss MARY A. PRICE.
The funeral will take pace at the High Bridge
church THURSDAY. March 27tn.
Died, ut his residence corner Of sixth and Leigh
streets, March 25, 1879, PATRICK FOGAR1f !,
In the sixty. fourth year Of hi ag:.
His funeral will Take pncc from st. Peters Cathe-
dral THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON, MaTci
2Gth, at 3 o'clock. Friends Of the family are IN
yited 10 attend. ... -'.a&a -.
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NOTHING TO LosE.-The Democrats in
Congress cannot possibly lose by insisting
upor the repeal OF the law authorizing the
appointment OF deputy marshals to overawe
the voters at the polls. For it is clear case
that II the law be not repealed, there will
never he another Democratic Congress nor
Democratic President, unless, indeed, the
Democrats determine to maintain their
rights by force-a course which no one has
recommended. Why, then, should any
Democrat hesilate?
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MT THE GREAT EFFORT
OF
COHEN BROTHERS.

They are now Offering the largest stock Of DR.
GOODS ever otfercr In this State. Their house i
now the leading one 10 make reduction IN prices as
| they occur, besides Offering hundreds OF SPECIAL
BARGAINS not to be had elsewhere. lhey no"
20 pieces of LUpIN's ALL-wooT. CASHMERE
| at 54r.-yaued generally a. 75c.:
81 pieces H'sss Sii.H-WAEI. mESEIETTA CLOTHS, al
ysSeG e f5q bsJss %sny S!he:
200 war yard hT ri;nnaH3 e C6URTXULDs ESGLs
GRAPES at one half the'r ", yilH tc,; ,prs ~ er,,
| lengths NJ fully fifty per cent. less than general
value among them some OF the iHest imp9Ttsd
The evc s" "r o. GEaTn an in prce
BBto;AS SE FINE GEos.GHAiN SILK reduced
Al n rG,i tS Of bonn b SE.s and GUISErs SILKS
from their lowest to their fines! grades, greatly
s4.35 Sins reduced 70 1913. .
ERUCADEs, GR0s GRAIN, and FANCY
4o-BoNE coRsETs at 25e:: ,..r., .,
The CORDED FktNCii-"oFEN cokSEIs nj
The HnjUSTAnLE c3ESET Z, 75s: po,r,rrrn
| CORSETS ut Toe. worth fully $50; ry.t
MANY other styles at great rcdnSiiqnS ;,,,,,no,nr
The largest collection OF HAMBURG EMBROlpE-
ItY ever offered In this ely at great eGnc'ion
| Also. very large stock Of TUECuOE I:AGES anu
SS SI: H shr aPf N nhd9 EaST KID
! GLOVES-thc entire balance of STOCK CT the
| Paris manufacturer. BY ibis large purchase
| COHEN BROTHERS have been enabed To re-
| duce them from :l.G1 to $l.l4.
| $50 pieces WHITE and FANCY MATING al
| lower prices Than ever offered before.
COHEN BROTHERS offer thu largest collection OF
| HOSIERY ever offered In this CITY, including al
| the NOVELTIES OF TIE CONF sc Sc ASON.
| GREAT BARGAINS are offered in This depart
ment.
LACE CURTAINS In Real. Gupure, and Noting
ham; 49,. -
Also, every variety of LACE BED-SHAMS in Real
and Imitation Laccs:
| NOVELTIES I'm LADIES EECkWEAR:
| large stock OF LINENS and other goods damaged
| by The recent New York fire, at less than one
half their value. mn >
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MET MATZOES! NIATZOES! MAT

MT MATZOES! MATZOES MAT
ZOES II shall commence to bake and liver MAT
ZOES on MONDAY. March cath. To those That
have given me their orders ut 10 cents per pound
return my sincere thanks but rs they have been Of
fered through tic papers, Matzocs at cents, wish
to inform them that my price will only he S cents
per pound. and guarantee to give the-as good Aat-
goes as have done heretofore. zig
Remember my price for best Matzoes Is only s
cents rs ain determined not t. be undersold.
/. y. BRIGGS, Baker,
NH 2O-6t .. 707 Main street.
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R1cuMoyp, VA, March &c, 1879

IT,, RICHMOND, VA, March &c, s79.
Referring to above notice re respectfully re-
quest all persons Indebted to the concern OF Jenkins
& Stegal 10 make settlement early as practicable
We also desire call the attention of the trade gem
orally to our LARGE and WELL-ASSORTED
STOCK OF GOODS, OIL which we fer special IN.
duccmrnts tn purcha cre.
Thanking our old friends for the confidence and
patronage ht retof'ro steadily given Us In our lne OK
business. We assure them that We Will use every
effort to faithfully merit continuance of the sa're
+. COURTNEY JENKINS & co.
Distillers Agents and Who eSae Liquor GerchaniS
1l3 south Fourl' enth street.
NH 26-d6t&teod6t Richmond, Va.
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OVERFLOW OLA R1vER-A TowN THREAT
ENED WITH Ru1S.-Lond0n, March pa
special dispatch to the Standard from resin
says: Gan atfluent OF the Goros river mas
burst dyke and inundated large terri
tory. Dayavanye, with, 1,2O0 lqhabltants,
Is threatened with ruin. Tetel VIII scarcely;
escape the terrible disaster. Inc wafer ~
breaking over the dykes. Soldiers anu -.
them arc exhausted" ..-..... 81. ,f..,i,.l
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N.Y. NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES

Nj NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES
Just received Il very large assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from tho very best English and French manufacto-
rics, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. l beg TO inform my friends and the public
generally thar shall Offer these goods, made up In
the latest styles and by the best workmen, ut PRICES
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. and CUFFS made to order
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor
NH l2-3ni No. 1904 Main street.
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THE. CoaniL RECEPTION OF 4 Prominent
FREScHMAN--THE SUBrERRANEANs TELE-
GRAPH London, March 2J.-The. Ifmes'S
Berlin corresponds says great satisfaction
iseyeryWhere expressed at the cordial re-
eeption Of General Chauzy, the new French
Minister to Russia, by official circles, when
hsswas passing thfough - Berlin en- route to
81. PeterrhIr&. !: & st Il s7,,Is
peS aftsaas i Berlin seaf4esp dent tele.
gPaphsh That the bterrane8p telegraph In
Germany ~ asst III ankions The
leaessa StoD Monday voted Il ,s33s,A e0 marks
for further extension, 81
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CgEuYCrI sDCEAELE.
WILLTAm AND MARY COLLEGE.

Two THE VISITORS OF WILLIAM
i ANDMARY IOLLEGE.-At the late altcmp' ut
n conyocation of the Visitors Of William and Mary
College we all, strangely, overlooked the fact that
the day selected for the next convOcation-yZ.,i the
lth day OF April-is Goof Friday, and therefore
now. in obedience to the request of many Visitors,
I invite you to assemble in Rlchmond on WE1)NES,
DAY the 18th of April next 10 decide what shall
be the future of the Coliege-wlethcr you are IN
favor of burying her. amidst all our tears and re,
grets in the soil WHICH she has so long adorned and
Illus; TT ted, in favor OF prolonglns her ne IN
yersity of the South. earnestly beg You 10 attend
and decide the Question. JAMES Lyons
NH oG-of Rector.
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How TO Do IT..-Uaseat every congress
man elected by The aid OF supervisors and
deputy marsbals. Not a man OF them ought
to be allowed TO legisiate for a free people,
They are mere tools OF despot!c govern
mept. 4 IS; lHstt : .<atEEA ri
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THE CABLE TO SOUTH AFRIcA.-LonHd'o2n'
March 25.--The British Government has ac-
cepted the tender of the Eastern Telegraph
Company for The laying of the. submarine
cable to South Africa, The route is by way
OF Alden. Zanzibar, Mozambique, Delaz e,
bay, and Natal. The cable will connect Wl1h
the whole of the eastern system OF tele.
graphy, extending to India, Ching JAZZ;
Australia. .bo1TD III
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EL4!IK- cASHMERE at -. 80: 80. 40: 80, %.
per cent. on iorlner prices:
BLACK SILKS--ihc cheapest In the city:
ALL-WooL EUNTi%GS-rhc best at 2:-!r.-ln 81
shadc-;
BUNTINGS at ~ and l6'sc.-a good article:
4 fuu line of DRESS GOODS in all N" late; aoy-
cities from up;
WHITE GOODS in lag vmIcty:
CORDED PIQrE, A.. s, 9. anl Co.;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and T0HCIipT LAtE>-
i very large stock from auction;
PARASOLS. PARASOLS. h"r stock just r-c!T.l:
| KID GLOVES at doe. two-burtou-s g""I Irt'c.":
| 900 picces WHITE and FANCY NkTTi>G>
from auction: Al WHITE AZ I1c,, tit' II
lose: The cheapest and hest goods tor Re
money III the city;
OlL-CLuTlIS. floor arh t?hr. COcuN WAITING
and IE3ip CARPETS to be sOl! II 4 -.rr.f'"
TO c.o>c:
$50 pieces PRINTS at Az;
BROWN COTTO%S At /, ). and &C..
rrice-list of CU1TONS: WAM>IIIN i"yt
R bsNsa1Gl r.; 7c s@aG iL s.,
;. and &C.:
ELEACIIED and BROWN >UEEIlNnr a. r.,:
prices;
CORSETS IN great variety from pc. :" ?-I",
A new stock OF spring shades IN CHENILLE
PRINCES n 1850. per yaid
TRIMMING SILKS and SATIN> IN al The i'"
shades;
HOSIERY In all the new styles trom L =. l'ir"
the finest:
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS cmor'"" T..
sorlmcnt:
CASslMERES for men and boys from H.. -
per yard:
LAIrNDRIED SHIFT nj 75c., regular rr!"" :l.-i
LADIES. GENTLEMEN. and C!IILuEENN
rNDERSIIlRTS-a iu line:
| WHITE QUILTS at 10, 90, G5. 75c.. II, and
Sl.2J.
For the chcapcsr goods ever Ill red don't fail 20
call nj, on .susw D. l. H'!t l7 h2SId si1;
THE LOWEST PRICES OK DRY
sirec.' 'HtDtRGcAiSs 'EECEivED DAir.Y. ia:
opened. NEW and STYLISH pEE>o GOODS =:
niL- WOOL BuNTINGS, in all AA1"., :; - sal
The m"wr,. shades in COLorED sNTlNs: ,pe..a.
| bargains In BLACK SATINs al = All : -
Elands"me qualify BLACK CASHMERE r.,
5 pieces ALI WOOL at i3c.. 3 I'ar.-". '"''
To rib tx Il xxx + 7 SILK T"F fR ?SG at
| below their value: 500 pee N"I-t ~
KlNGES- an auction lot-,: g.. IT, az -. -
| ali couls. ut ;,jc.; 900 pair TWp.| ,"N
| KIDS 2t Al. The best 81 /, u II ttr".'.
LACE MITES and LACE-Tor "LOFF~' ~ 'a-
80 r mr~,! Y YN 'S,li TIRGALfs o.;
80 pieces VlrToEIAL AMNe from an .uci."'. ''''
20 pieces - l.II t+t ' 49, i'iti-' 1'.N " 49,
worth De: ...
| ing prices: !aliowcl fsc.; AMI. --s"'
49,: Fruit. of-thc- Loom. S'xc.; pa',n = -
WaniSu'la. lO..c.
| YhHD-WlDE BROWN CO1TDN.ii 80;
| E!.EACIlED and BROWN sllELilHu> Il .'''
Ic,ponLiney low prices. ,
Don't fail to look ut our &c. cca&;cr. Ma ..
ana ascf!l article Jus. added ~ 49,. .,.,.-
MMM. DEMOREsT's rATTE,!>> az ItlE - " "
SPRING STYLES il,, rc,,...t,!: also. :" u \! 80
! WEAR " ard "rOETFOIIo.' 'HHIr ..e- '..''
| NH "a
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COURTNEY & POWELL
have now In store j com lc.c a.>Grtrnon,,r
,... ,.. SPRING GOODS,
10 which they invite The attention Of The nam,
G ASSIMERES for men aud boys from o5r,,s
BLACK CASHAERES from Soc 20 So,
yard;
BLACK TAMISE from SOC. To 81 per yard.
BLACK HENRIETTA from IL 10 ri 30 ~, y,,,,
BLACK MOCSLIN;
BUNTISGS, n. shades and qualities:
LINENS Of all Kinds:
bargain In BLEACHED TAGIE-DAMA>K !,
Soc;
Largest stock OF HOSIERY In he rny:
UNDERWEAR for lHdics, non. AID chii,lrn4.
PARASOLS. KID GLOVES:
SILK and LACE TIES;
EeautifuI SHETLAND SfiAWIs:
Full stock of DDMESTICS,
and many other dcsiraLl" good.
We guarantee our prices t. b" - .p'v q, ai,y.. Ill.,,
mar ket 429 BROAD "TpEEL
Elh 26-3m between Fourth ana ylrn.
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Is GENERAL MALONE. 4 DIcTAToR Pin a
note from. .JoHs w. WoLTz to the Frede-
ricksburg Recorder, he says: e5> ST
- At late hour last Monday evening Mr..
Duff Green asked me to write o telegram
FIR bin TO General Malone, asking him to
send Mr.. Riddleberger with Messrs. Full.
Kcrson and Paul, and to send it to the
! Office ~
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EGE.

NORTHERN 1CE.-l have just received
~ n cargo OF VERY SUPERIOR NORTHERN
ICE, u sample OF which may be seen In front OF the
DiSpatcA Office to-day. hy former patrons and all
others wishinga supply OF The BEST NORTHERS
ICE this season will please send In their orders
have also supply Of DOMESTIC ICE, suitable tor
ice-cream dealers, fish bOXes &c. none Of which
will be sold 10 priva families-lo which the mort H.
ern ice alone will he furnished. Parties desiring
DOMES1 &c ICE will send their orders TO No. l7U7
Cary street, anu those desiring NORTHERN ICE
will send orders to No. 1901 Cary street:
NH 26-lm -. ... e. JAMES G. SMITH.
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AiEalSEN ENTS.

PROFESSOR J. w. HARTLEY.-THIS
l. FAVO2ITE SHAKSP ERlAN DELISEATOR
will give Of his delightful entertainments Ill the
lcctrre-room Of Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
church THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
March 81 tn and 2Sth. a brilliant and varied pro-
gramme will be presented each evening. ....
Commence at 80 O'Clock.
Admission: 35c.; Gentleman and Lady. soc. ,
Tickets for sale at W dollhouse Sc tariam ani me
door NH 2t,28,27&2S
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DrssOnuTuoN a<O-pARTsERSHIP.

RICHMOND, VA, March 25, 1879.
rUHE FIRM OF JENKINS Il STEGA AL
i Is THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual con-
sent The bushes will hereafter be conducted by f.:
COURTNEY JENKINS, under the II RIM name and
style Of f. COURTNEY JENKINS & CO., who as
sumo all liabilities of the old concern.
Z. COURTNEY JENKINS,
.s .r. c. l.. STEGAL.
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BANKRUPTCY.

"a. ,.. mo. 5fl1l ...
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTERN Dis
TRICr OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER Of
WILL LIAM NJ. ARCHER. INDIVIDUALLY AND
AS a MtMBER or TIE FIRM OF ARCHER,
Goodwin L CO., BASkRUPTSr IN BANh-
RUprCY. 49, l a..
....... RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1870.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that Il petition has been O cd in said court BY VII
linn NJ Archer. of Richmond III said district daily
declared i bankrupt under the net of Congress OF
March =, 1867. and The, acts amendatory thereof
aud supplementary thereto. for discharge, and cer-
tIfcate thereof from all his debts and other claims
provable under said acts, and that the 2D DAY
OF APRIL, 1879, at I2 o'clock ~, al the Ollie
In The custom house in the city OF Richmond, Va,
Is assigned for the hearing of the same when and
where YOU may attend and show cause. Il any you
have. why the prayer Of The said petition should NOT
he granted. ss'. pas JOHN. X. POPHAM.
NH l9-W2w Clerk.