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FBLlC SALES.
IN The COURT OF oaANCERy.
THU"rEE~ SAFE j.
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue of decree Of the Court of
Chr merry Ot the staJe Of Delaware In and
for NJ W Castle County, male at Septe,n-
bef Term, A. Ia, ISIS. Of said t'ourt, Will he
exp iced TO public vendue, ON the prem iscs
being 40 East second street. In Inc city OF
Wilmington, on
FRIDAY, The 17th Day of October,
A. D.. 1879. at2 o'clock, p. IN,
The following described Real Estate. In
wit: all that certain lot or tract OF land
with twO-story brick dwelling house
thereon erected. sil uate In the city af vii
miuYton s1oTesad d bounded AID deS cri b,d
an follows o. wit. Geginning ut the north
efly eide OF Second street bel ween Poplar
and Lombard street,, at " col uer OF In nd
now or late OF George 0rifiin; thence W i'm
his line nortnerly parallel with LON bard
street ninety feet To " stake; thence east
erly by pe~ iine dividing this from land
now Or rate of John Billany parallel with
Second street eighteen feet To . stake In
George CraiK's line; thence wiui his line
souLheriy parallel with first mentioned
line iDety feet 70 the said side OF Second
street thence thereby ". sterly eighte. n
feet IN the place OF beg inuing be The CON
tents thereof more ar less.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known al tie time ana place aTOre.
said by ChAS. b. LOkE, Trustee.
Or by his Attorney.
Attest: J. NJ. HOUsM AN, Reg. q. q,
sep.3 -eJdts.
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A DMINIST RATRIX'S SALE
IA OF
Real ES tate !

BY virtue OF an order of the Orphans
Court OF the State OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle County, made at September
Term, A. D.. 1879, Will be exposed TO Public
Sale on the premises, near Talleyviile,
Brandywine Hundred, on
SATURDAY, The LIST Day of November
A. D.. 1879. at 8 o'clock, p. M,
The following described real estate being
the property of George Dougherty deceas-
ed, bounded and described as follows TO
wit All that certain farm or tract of land
situate in BraDdywine Hundred, County
and State aforesaid, bounded by lands
now OF late OF Daniel Campbell, Patrick
McDermott, Clark Webster, Rachel Hand,
Penrose Talley, Jas. Hand, John Fighter,
and others, and containing about y3 acres
of land, more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known at the time and place afore-
said, by MARY DOUGHERTY,
Administrative,
Or by Chas. B. Lore, Esq, her Attorney.
Attest, j. M. Housman, Clerk Orphans
Court. oct2- d&weod.
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Catholic authorities state that the re-
mains of the apostles of Christ are now
in the following places: Seven are in
Rome namely, Peter, Philip, James the
lesser, Jude, Bartholomew, Matthias and
Simon. Three are in the kingdom of
Naples,-Matthew, at Salerno, Andrew,
at Amalfi, and Thomas at Ortona. One
Is in Spain, James the greater, whose
remains are at st. Jago de Compostello.
OF the body Of st. John the Evangelist,
the remaining one of the twelve, there is
no knowledge. The evangelists Mark
and Luke are also in Italy-the former
at Venice a1d the latter at Padua. St.
Paul's rema ms are also believed to be in
Ialy. Peters are of course in the church
at Rome, which is called after him, al
are also those of Simon and Jude. Those
of James the lesser and of Philip are In
the church of the Holy Apostles, Bar
tholomew's in the church on the is anG
in the Tiber called after him, while
Matthias are in the Santa Maria Mag
giore, under the great altar of the re
nowned basillIca.
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Some BOUs from EZktOn.

A little shaver, not more than eight or
nine years of age, came to house in the
Eighth ward last evening and asked for
something to eat. This was given him
and few questions were asked as to who
he was, as he appeared to be in great
trouble. lie said he was Tommy Smith
of Elkton, Md, and had come Whining
ton that morning with some other boys
on freight train His companions were
older than he, and ran away fiom him a.
soon as they reached town. Aid wa.
offered him, but he refused it and wen
away remarking, 81 guess eau pull
through somehow"
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NJ OTiCE.-J. Ii. Primrose mas taken the
IN management OF the old and reliabit
sewing machine company-the Wheeler A
wilson. This machjue has been lately
improved, and is an en.irely new machine,
ana IL known as the Improved w Wheeler a
Wilson. IL Ia the nnest m ade lock sill
sewing machine now In use, end has ad
vantages superior to any other.
We hope our friends will ri ye us a call
and not BUY until they have SxaIni ined this
new machine. ''-''
Our terrltery embraces Delaw,re and
ChesIer counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the eastern SuOre OF Maryland.
zoo Our once. at present, will be found at
1& Market street. After the 18th OF March
next we Will be found at our old stand. the
Garrett building, No. us Market street
SAGENTS WANTED.
ieDo-dtf j. H. PRIMROSE
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.,.pLEwoop pIN.y,,yillE INsT,5,yyTil.lhE q \,

ts. IN both ss1ss e. Ys ;1: si:!s% %f; FL. as
Ssn.S3 e s.@.ss,.a .fs ef s
Gss'i s FOR rs y lss ssd .SS .SSSStsss'P1
! 4: E: i. g =
are iSsm mag For r. cata.oeunss 9, Sa1s street pbpI
Shor'l'aSgJ isHoRTLIDdh'
aug2o-3mdaw'
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ADnISIsrRAron.., A
AL Esr.r.-

New castlSa q, aSe estate State Of SeaSsi,,lhe Si the
Dc Der Term, A. LILY D.' l;,s made at IT. H. IN
exposed to puil,o' ,o'', Of said Con,,s C"s y
Mnnd1aad5r dHad5retrs 81 snuGi" TN MiiIsn 20 the pi.'
'hohspAY, The so,h D.v
Inc IN. p$dn., following described %Iaoca Pm,
situate cSris;1,ssia 81 ;1,sinroj sasltass.! \.
trac, sn as follows, to 's viii. ir,i.ahdrsd sSS @ h
Hsadfsa.' Sr 'SSsss1 SosaScsi, Of land H' .l.di,1s i1
SSUar.f SUalr road %% from WiimI,nnse,dnao ,ne north S
iand ~ u Of David TayI"nr Tn and souihs1,
WINS WIN 9 road, road frolnthadHdysn % F lhs west /
cnn,,,, ~,,n q Stone house and r.. ; roId 10 Ne
Tno,,,,na.ning n,p,,nn about 30 acrs. rs,ne barn Ii
mnde mMdi,endance : lance WIN be Ia'ne xIys. moreo
sas% a,e known at the tina s'sen ven and
'"'a' by J, PoUlssol'Slec sl'le cH ia . EG; ER,sSs .
VI 1y ,,. cHAs. B. LORE, rsad sAadma,nl.irl
Court. 'Aousinan, Clerk nv nv.
------ stDg.antl
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As A SALvE to the wounds of Rose
Meeker, her brother has been appointed
an agent by the Government to go to
the Ute Agency and look after his
fa,her's papers and bring home his re-
mains.
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Promises kept inspire confidence; and
DIR. Bulls baby syrup never promised re-
lief in the disease of childhood without
at once effecting 1t. Hence the popular
reliance upon IL.
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PUBLIC SALE ~
OF A
bK1CK DWErY,I

~, ro, :, y" W. SEVENTH sTRr,,
iPSd ips y by 81 feet, and FRANZ ".t
vi, r., IN IN s,,idham's Auction ; RoMs Ms,.
rr, ourh stfeet. Sale by ord.s n"m,
'our'' Terms Will be annaunoll.p, r, o. ~
octl0-st. 'o'huA MARi|
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RAlLROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WiLMIN0TON n
L BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.


DHILADELPHIA,W WiLMiNSToN
L BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
June Q, ISIS.
Trains viii leave wilmington - foilows
Philadelphia and Intern msdiate stations,
.co, 70, 10 20 .. m.' aS' >W' y"
Phlladeiphist Expressl 90, sss, 10 ga N
rhila. and New YORK. ST. W'i0.c$. IN
na6. u 80, . <S, p. m. ....-
hAiuAnors and lntermediste ssati~ns'
s Bsiti%ors Ii Inn S;,s snS q say % Line, los, p m.
baltimore and Washington, ,i1oi. 2io.S.so
q. 81; t2.u, l0a, 8 ~, 1903 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Divisl0nt l0svefot'
New Castle, els, o.. m. i.06, 80 pm.
Harrington ana lntermedlate htatioss
D:imar and ID Intern Int r. ediate stations s.is
n, o. p. m.
Philadelphis and Intermediate stations
sio, =; m. 800. $40, 2. nv .ns
Baltimore and Warrington, i2Si. 10
For luther inform alton passengers are
feferrea - the time tables posted at the
depot. II. r. KENNEY,
auoerintendeit.
RELAwARE W ESTEEM KAILRuAD
- Change OF hours. On and after Feb.
Leave Wilmington, 7.lo y. m, 1880 =. m.
Arrive Avoudale, s.5s a. m, 1852 noon.
Arrive Pomeroy, 0 80 m, s. p IN.
Returning. leave Pomeroy 1910 Q. m
Returning. leave Avondale, l: u noon
Arriving, Wilmington, ss q. M, 2ibp.
bfemU Superintendent.
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ThE ARrIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
502 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 2ith, 1861.
open 70 receive deposits daily from . A.
NJ, until p. M. and on Tuesday and sat
urday evenings from7 to 8 o'clock.
SEMI-HNNUAL DIVIDEND.
regularly made In April and October.
. when dividends are not withdrawn
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits compound their Interest
- ~ MANAGERS.
Ciement II. smyth, George w. Bush,
aas SaasaM MI senson eGrxf r. s. bGpee
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job II. Jack son
Edward Pusey, Wm; II. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l-ly Il. Il. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
tnRsS NATIONAL "a bHVK W{Iu,Noroy
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT,
GEO. il. ARMsTRONG. CASHIER.
Paid up Capital, $500. 900.
Philadelphia and New York Exchange
furnished to regular Depositors without
charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
~ ~ A. M DIRECTORS
john f. Aas%ss. 4 as%s'n' sssUtss Eli Garrett W hu'h'
Henry .. McComb, sam'I bancroft, Jr.
Daniel James, William Tatnail,
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ONEH TO LOAN by the " iimiueLun
Vl saving fund society In large or
small amounts on good first mortgages
No bonus or mission charged Apply
TO 7. y. SMlTii, 730 Market street.
sepl7-dLl3teOi v.
NJ OTICE.-A diviuend OF forty cents per
IN share mas bee IN declared by the Will
mington and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pany, payable on or after The 10Th inst.
JOS. ArNALL, Treas.
9Th mo. 8th, 1M9.-augi4.
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NOTIGES.
} All 1OcCOunterS!

TO THE TRADE: The live bu sii rs men
of the day are starting these counters. v e
are the Originalors and Headquarters!
We have The only two ExCLUsIvE5 d lVc
JobbiDg Houses in the u. +,
1s-Send Tor Catalogue and particulars. ga
BUTL Err ROS.,
200 Il 2O2 Randolph ~, CHICAGO.
10 Il ~ Chauncy S., BOSTON.
octll-3m.
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VyOTUCE-I. James N. poMShlI ShslI
N hereby give notice canTi una. Of Gen
NV to the Judges OF the IouiI' Ia,I Ieliyef
PPassi0ns of the Peace ana Jan and for |
tme state of Delaware. inan,,av 10 a The
tne n,v 9v" "s New castle, on MonS"s, "os,tMb,y M
ofNoSember, being the iissus, lissuse to kss5
ember term, 1879, for a., Market ~
Inn or tavern At No. SV VrMird M and
III haino a. the n Il. corner Of in,,SI iarS ii tbs( \
pe,ns = o., nsireels eel in the Fourth Ws'S VIZ State n
@ said. with the privilege o, nti,ies st Than
ealing liquors In less ,aa nremises,
H,Iart TO be drank on in .ho ocifizens req
the following respe,csution 10 wit;
memo 'n' .,son,zer. ' Robert Carswtt'' nN,t
william Aisen'Ao' James A. hM,s
s, ID. Newlin, iohn D. Kurlh
August Tenweges' Iohn A. Klng'
John Hanson, lanes s. Heal
John Fehrenbach' Iolard Bonler'
George Adele, W. A. HoIie,
Vim. II. Brady, ,ohn Caihoun'
las. C, SweatInen, " p. Kari,
Michael Cottingham,, ,,,monrad m MANI. ia.
A, j. Hart, William II. h''''
Thomas b. Eaton, " f. Taylor..
Bernard Bonner, NJ Feltheimef'
John +. Lungren' aieorge ~ Staip'
James Parker, T. Fisher. ,uyryl
ocflI-3t.
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Office 10 BOTTLEIss.

IN WILMINGTON, October /, 1870.
The Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hereby give notice that on aud after Jauu.
ary ], 1880, Interest Will be allowed on
BY order of the Board.
J. ERNEST SMITH.
ocl-3m. Treasurer
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kOh GALE.

LiUh on Lc Uh kkNT.-LumDer YARD
T. Front and W est streets. Apply 10,
W. X. CAUSE,
feb22-u Front and West Sts.
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~ h'-l, Michael Mull..
~ hereby give notice thai Iti .h.n
10 the Judges OF the Court NJ Gana..
slons OF the Peace and JaIl De'ivs,r
state OF Delaware. in and for M!
q New Castle, on Monday The In I'M
November next. beng the Ara d dsn
November Term, A. D., ls7y, for Al
10 sell Intoxicating liquors in ou.n
not less than one half gallon ta nv,
drank on the premises, AT nv ,,o,s ~"
ton street. Delaware city, school al.
Nos. 81 and 10, Red Lion Hundr,d "
ana state aforesaid, and The iolIo
citizens Of said school distric,s ~
mend the said application, to wit;
N. Geo. Price, William n Nrv}
Frank B. Kirby, J. Unrter
WIN. i. Householder, John vapbetl,|
J!o,eph N. Massey, John Beck.
Jas. o. Eagle Edward cysu
ALERT ! swan, TT. Vail, /
Johh II. Roberts. John Tary.
Octll-3t MICHAEL MTLIIGL
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Nj OTICE.-I, Bernard bonner Do
~ by give notice that shall appI
the Judges Of The Court OF Geuenl
sions OF the Peace and Jail Deliyeyd
state of Delaware, in and for the d
of New Castle, on Monday, the 18th D
November next. being the frat day
November Term, A. D., 1873, for ah3
To keep an inn or tavern In the n
Wilmington. in the Fourth Ward, Il
$40 Il. tifth street. being the $. W. d
Oi fIfih and Spruce streets, county
state aforesaid, with the privilege 4
intoxicating liquors In less qusue
than one quart, to be drunk on lhepI
ses. and the following respectabledtl
recommend the said Application IN n
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,CAL ]

La !. |
bIlsislplndis' d
li0oa,iuo;:Sss'| y ! ! |
li.S,sa.%S,Y
York: ~. z.
& n,onssuu'' su'
1tlmore. y ~ ~
T. 3
a Deposit
J, castle: 10:
I'sVvsre r.
Yuro 'Sunllal
|lnIngtonD i.
10, blo,pII
ksWSisre We
|pm. sun, IN,
kiss ARR, ARR, |
|hllSiteliPas'
||'lSsa.ll,l!s . |
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Ipapmo !,
10 q p m
altimorte
Gx,s%p ? |
Rsshiustoll'
Isxpm |
lIort Dspos
|sssv Cast
IiBpm,
delaware
d. m: DO
RIlmingto)
Ism;1 I $ \
belaware
a u p 10;
voR vii
Al
|rcad sire
1880,
SIS, 8 10
80 Q m
hlny.Sett
u no, !
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~ OTICE.-I Thomas ID. Brsdwal
~ hereby give notice that ! shal
to the udges OF the Peace and jan
cry OF the state OF Delaware, 10 Cd
the county of New Castle, on MonaI
I7th day OF November, A. D., ~
the first day OF the next November
Of the said Court, for license ioke3
inn or tavern, at the house known
Robinson House, In Delaware Clg|
school District No. 50, IN East ked !
Hundred, New Castle County, ssj
Delaware, to sell intoxicating liqaV9
less q Quantities than one quart, 70 oea1
on the premises and the iolowiugis
table citizens recommend Tue Sau =
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LICENSE NOTICE.
.OIICE,-T. Huph Non

NOT1CE,-I, Hugh McGov...,
~ oy give notice thai / yihe'n, ,hain, DO
tne Judges of the court ~ f'iaIl ms app
sions OF the Peace and ia,, l., ,p,enhelal nla
the state Of Delaware, in a"a a' ,a ,l,ellve
~ 3i New Castle. on Monday iIr ,h lns!
OF N0vember next, being H. Me n
the November Term. A t,' IiN
license 10 keep AN inn or ,o"s.h,V Ia" nv
as the Green Tree Hotel si,e,a, sin
new Castle, In School Disir,c, Nue Hue
Castle Hd.. New Castle ,'n"n,sN nv, No,
aforesaid. with the priyll,pe ~. am ana
eating liquors In less ouan,,,,o.e,il w.e,i y
quart. To be drunk on The .es n,e'., .nal
the following respectable ci,Issnl iRiIe,il'se'
mend The said application. To- OWL VIII.
Allen Voorhees, Leslie. +. Iecl,..
J., II. Rogers, Geo i InHehlef, nehlf,
Thos. Glflin, Lewis r. cDeuss!ne u!ne
James Wilmot, John \ = vEiasou
Charles Shcarer, +. +. Cb,.,.r Fl ", rlaa
l.. M. Chase, Robt W, Wns,
james Mullen, Iii ca'latay,
"'io-'' HUGH McGOVPI
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A1OTICE-I, William Morris, doaS d's
~ give notice that shall appvI ppp.,Io
Judges OF the Court Of Gel,els' en- ~ ibr Ie 81
Delaware, In and for the county hav or
Castle on Monday the l7th day " Il
ember next, being the ilrst .,r aas Nd
Noyember Term, K. d., lols for rs.nI aS
TO sell intoxicating, li4uo'is, ai,on an na n
not less than one hali ga,,v' nv" store
drunk on the premises, AZ .nisoo ,ns dls!
ton street, Delaware City;, svnvyd Sn ned cod
Nos. 81 and 10, Red Lion nunfllo ,hs follol
and state aforesaid, ana ~ .ar rscoaul ,S
citizens OF said school dlstrieN'
4 ....x.linnIiun 10 VIII.
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DEATHS.

of J pnein WI CLEMENT HOMER. of Justice
Jos1 PHI j. and Virginia L. White; aged ten months
NY The funeral services will take place TODAY
Tuesday, at O'Clock T. M.. At Shock3c lilii
Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited 10 ~
tend.
Died. March 81, 1879. at ) o'clock 7: IL. al his
l,ic rrsidrurc No TIA east Franklin street. Mr..
JOHN DIACONT. aged thrty-eiSiit years, leaving
4 Young wife, morher. brothers, sisters, and many
Ills funeral will take place from Trinity Mciho-
dist Episcopal church on TUESDAY, April l.
anccs Of his ana his brothers families respect
fully invited TO attend without further notice.
Boston and Baltimore papers please copy.
Died. Monday, lIarch 31st, nj Gi o'clock p. ".
after long and painful lines. sARAH LEE,
daughter OF Jacob j. an! Sarah {. King, In The
eighteenth year OF her age. "
Her funeral will take place WEDNESDAY: April
ID 1T 10 O'Clock y. NJ, from Gracc-Strc2t baptist
church. Friends ana ac!Gslntauccs are respect
fally invited to attend.
Died. Monday. March 81. 1879, HENRY
NOLTE, in the Six'ieili year Of his aye ,,o,>-
Ills funeral VII lake pacc WE'D Ian M Shnr,
f. icnd, and acuuautanrcE. and those of his brother,
John Noltc, are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died. ut The University OF virginia. on the night
OF March 80: 1879 Mrs sAEAll SI "a, un;Scd re-
Conference. In the six,y-egh!h year or ncr age.
Her remains will be inferred TO-DAY III Bland
ford Cemetery, Petersburg.
Died, Monday morning. at his residence, 90
north SIKH street. Mr.. WILLIAM COOK, IN The
iifty-ffth y-ar of his age. ~ c
Ills funeral will lake place from the ThirI-Sircet
itnril JstJ mt 3 O'Clock F. N. His friends and ac-
Iuainanccs arc invited 10 attend Without iurlher
notice. .,,,. ,<,,,
Died at Albion, y. y. on Sunday, 30th March,
1870, in the eighty. year CT his ute. RIOS
WELL :. BURROWS.
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STORMY VOYAGE OF THE LEARY.-The
steamer George Lcary, with the excursion
party to and from Norfolk, reached here ut
1916 O'Clock to-day, having had a very
rough passage. up the bay. The bay was
like the Atlantic in "A storm, and the boat
shipped sea after sea over her decks, COM
pelllng all to remain in the cabins, and when
the eXcursionists reached Point Lookout
the gale was so powerful that for whole
hour off the Point the boat Gid not gain an
inch, standing trembling against the wind
with full head OF steam on. Mr.. Plant
was on beard, and said that in an expert
ence OF twenty years he had never seen any
thing like it. Captain White, who has had
twenty-five years experience as sailor,
said be had encountered many storm on
the ocean, but had never met worse one,
and never saw anything like it on the Poto-
mac river. The wind did not luII until q
considerable distance This side ef Point
Lookout, and very slow progress was made
all the way up.-Last Evenings Washing
ington Star.
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5benett upon Virginia, and fnpart TO the
Onion itsel, good effects now little under

How the New Fun ding Billwill Operate
we have to say to tho Wing that we have
In our possession The list OF the appropriat-.
lions made at tie last session OF the Legis-
lature, ending March Alb. aud that they loot
up $500, 593, including $780, 900 for expenses
OF the Legislature and $4,000 for the en-
larrement, alterations, and repairs OF the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum and the Western
Luua,ic Asylum. 1t Is useless to guess
against facts.
Further: We calculated how many cou-
mons would come into the Treasury within
six months after maturity. 1t is folly TO
claim that the coupons maturing January
LIST will be paid into the Treasury the same
day. We know By eight years experience
how they will come in.
We gave the coupon debt at SlS,5S2' 9oO
because that is the amount OF it. Regis
tered bonds have no coupons upon them.
We hare no apprehensions as to the
ability OF the State to meet the requirements
OF the new reimbursement measure. oul
only fear is that the :" bloated bondholders .
will not consider its terms liberal enough.
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Verv Comfortable.

The coming OF spring and her Vernai
showers crowns with Joy the pleasure OF Tue
real patriot upon account of the adjustment
OF the public debt. We would that all could
be happy and hopeful nov. But, a'as' IL IS
too true that the readiusters who hoped to
prosper upon the public embarrassmeh's
are not contented. Far from it. The pub
lie satisfaction and the blooming prospects
that make the public heart leap for Joy only
increase their sadness and discomfort. The
potato-bug looks with the grimest doleful-
ness upon the uxuriant field sprinkled o'er
with "Paris green" SO looks tie re-
adjuster upon every waving field and bloom
ing orchard. Here, he will say, IS a 1ooish
man who is working to make the State COM
Portable and independent when l and my
friends have labored so hard to ruin the
State and force the bloated b0ndholder to
abandon his claim. When will the people
learn wisdom? and my friends would
nav off the State debt by destroying the
means OF the State to pay, and tie simple
taxpayer can't understand us.
The people, however, have this consoa-
ton while pursuing their honest industry :
that the repudiating readjusters Will yet be
accorded the Just rewards Of their laborS.
In The mean time they are not to be envied
their feelings in contemplating the blooming
and waving fields with which kind Provi-
dence blesses the honest industry OF the good
citizen. The sckest people that ever lived
will be the agitating rcadlustcrs at the peace
full and prosperous signs of the land that has
been blessed with the happy arrangement OF
the State debt, which closes the doors to their
miscbieyous methods and hypocrltical tao
tics whereby to capture the public Offices,
and pu: the people completely at their
mercy. Come sunshine, come showers,
come hope aud prosperous industry, and
expcl these plaques OF the country-these
potato bugs of politicians from the happy
land OF the Old Dominion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-01

BUNTINGs-ail colors and prices;
CASHMERE BEIGE and BEIGE TWEED;
JAPANESE aud STRIPED SILKS;
Extra bargains In BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at
81 and 51.25 yard;
BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, for summer wear;
ALL-WoOL BLACK CASHMERES, at the lowest
price for the quality ever yet offered;
INDIA MUSLIN. LINEN LAWN, CAAIBRIC,
NAINsOOK, SWISS, CHECK, and STRIPED
MUSLIN;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and TNsERTINGS cheaper
than ever. Be sure to look at them-we have
very Handsome patterns;
BLEAOHED and UNBLEACHED HUCk TOW
ELS;
DANfAsK TOWELS in great variety;
sHEETINGS and sHIRTINGS CT all the we'll
known brands at bottom figures;
RUFFLINGS in beautiful variety;
The cheapest LINEN LAP-ROBES we have yet
met with: ..
ZEPHYR SHETLAND sHAWLs In all The desira-
Jle colors at very low prices;
NOTTINGHAM LACE SETS-sood b.rgains;
TABLE DAMASK and TABLE.CLOTIIS, with
handsome NAPKINS to match;
CENT EMEN'S SHIRTS, made OF the best mate
rial. at 90c.;
LADIES UNDERWEAR cheaper and better than
goods of northern make:
CARPET WARP, COTTON YARN.
We have now spcndidiy-assortcd stock and are
continually receiving new and desirable goods.
We guarantee the best goods for The least money
LEVY BROTHERS,
,nbo7 1917 and 1919 Main street.