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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
An Enthusiastic Friend Of Sanford's
Radical Cure.
Ncu A1r0-. CEAST' 6 BowTv'- TIRE AND
MAriS1 l>sykANcE A"As -r,.--

hAFISI INSURANCE arEs -f, {
s,5 Pine street. st-J ouis, Mo, FEB. {, lsi'.l
4 Nf.,rlIE. Washing on tv CITY Dear Meluer /:
Ilav i8r SOME wears byrn iruuhlcd Win CaiarTh H4d
f-l, tset ty, years lavs sghcrcG seriously with IT,
.l.ti,.t vuur adyt rt.s "a ~ + sANFuED's REMEDY
.Irtf trEil. decided % try 70. have used only
ffIt srrl %. a rcSalr fsvl 20 much relieved mat
.slu. on cur prrsoan relations and write inls 70
.r,t ss tHst yOui ske some measures 10 geth more
.iaa fIv ieforc tie pablo. that others may nave
.t r.lIel as have. Lave recemmcuded IL 10 quite
-f.-ln.r OF ms renas. az 81 whom nave eNpfesseA
titirligh estimate OF Its value and good elects
r-.,l fhru. -, H.. ,- - G.
ftalt think It particularly adapted % wants oi 81
. who need it.shoui9try H. VIII rlsS the assertion
r- 1913 o. vials las ssmplel 10 BE- given away VIII
l-ys-ric plan lett recalchavc I they nod H. |
rI- cculf Fe'l $40 bottles myself oi course yon
.r- truIt. VA. BOWEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Grand Crowning Triumph


Together with special certificate Of merit to
Jacob Gross. Superintendent Of the Stieii Faeto-
torv ior his extraordinary skill displayed 10 every
part Of thcir construction, the whole forming a
tifsud Award, higher by far than that Of any
other American Exhibit, and demonstrating be
vond douy the immense superiority Of the Stiefi
instruments.
Tho " Stief" combines every quality necessa-
r. for perfection 10 Piano. Is rich, grand,
mellow end powerful tone has never been exec lied
bv anr other instrument. Especially in the tire
bic does the Stlef" Piano show its superiority
over all others, ty .he 5ellike clearness, sweet
ness and singing quality Of touo, which lend 70 It
an inestinable charm. For Quickness OF response
to the finger aud evenness of touch throughout the
ontire scale faultless action. unsurpassed durab-
tv and artistic finish this Piauo has Justly earned
a worldwide reputation.
SECONDHAND PIANOS OF al makers con
stantlv in stock, ~ from S75 20 $500.
sole Agent for the Southern States o! the Pei
0ubet. Pelton Co. and other make ofORGANS.
Catalogues Of Piano; and Organs sent on ap-
plication. Address .
CHAS. ". STI EFF,
No. y. LIBERTY STREEr,
Mavg.ls79 BALTIMORE, ND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

This will be each year an average OF s,ooZ
lbs, probably much more than twelve times
the weight Of tho COW. lr, in Others words,
she gave in Il irty-six months an average OF
more than her weight per month in milk 1t
is more than doubtful If any Of the cows Of
the larger breeds will equal this, while
the great bulk OF them will, irrespective q
weight. give little more than one-aalf to two
thirds Of the total Our American friends
produce Jerseys who are wonderful mixers !;
can they surpass Luna london L're Stock
Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Jefferson Carriage Factory
c. AR r I A G L S
OF ALL DESIGNS,

Rockaways, Phaetons, Buegies, Jampseats, Jag
gers and Extension Top Spring Wagons
and Market Wagons.
Having been doing business more than twelve
years. and working for Wells J. Hawks before The
war, and having now in my employ Mr.. Wm. \.
Davis and Thomas Ryan, Hawks old reliable
Painter and Wood. worker. | can give satisfaction
70 all who nav favor me with call. All New
Work bull; bv me warranted for twelve months.
REPAIRING done IN the best manner and at
short notice. and with the best material.
Oct. 1R ls78-v JOHN +. HILBERT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Jerseys for Milk.

The milking propeusities in some breeds Of
cows is extraordinary. Some families in a
breed. too, are famous in this way, and single
individuals are now and again very remarka-
lie. The following Is the milk record Of Lu-
ma. very pretty Jersey COW belonging to
George Simpson, Esq, Wray Park, Reigate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

Flg hire.
IN .,-~,,.-,n with th. above 7 win llcontinrc
,l, frvrRY BUSINESS. and be prepared 90
nr,i.h Carriages, Buygies and 'agsers at the
shortest rot,c-.
e rtc.ba~e business uil De under the sU-
a.r,ut .aicnce ot Abram Stump.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
FURNITURE!

Ia,s, oCsr 90 the public large let OF Furni-
tore, comprising
eH AIny. TABLES Er'e0 Don 1Hf o'5cri bLp-
STEIDS, N1TIKENSES,
a-la'I articles usually found in Furniture Ei-
tabli,lmcUt
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENT.

We win mako specially attractive display OF One goods
rsc than half The usual prices the round
counter In our underwear ROOM
time . time rccrivns in Ladies' nne Underwear.
Chemise trimmed hrec inserting and edging s7sc
worth I3c.
cheisc good musiin three inserting and edsins
chemi.o inner muslin, handsome embroidery 7oc. worth
Chcmiso nns csmbrc italian inserting and cd ying o5c
worth 81
Drawers with csmbr,c russ and tucks, o5c worth oc
Drawers. muslin, Hamburg ruaio. ssc; worth 75c.
s,En's0"n' tucked front and e'"'r'' rune Soc worth
Nigh,gowns tucked 'front.' Hamburg inserting and
cdsine. fine muslin, cc.; worth 81 so
SIghsso~ns. in full length. and handsome designs.
We would call particular attention to our
SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS. SKIRTS
SKIRTS SHIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS.
Princess, tucked cambric runic. SOC. worth 81.
Walking. deep camsric rndo and Hamburg edge, csc
Walking dcct runs of embroidery 75e. worth 81 so
Princess trimmed nouncc Russian lace osc worth s.,
Orr regular line Of underwear wiz DO sold IS per
less than We have been selling thcm hithorto.
go chdrrn Pquc Suits to be soid a. 81 ia cost 81 to
coRsErs CoRsETs.
500 Dozen at SEC worth 81.
AZ dozen at re worth 81 -
80 dozcn at oac worth 81 80
house Ia the city.
TIE SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT
WILL orEN on
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH II.
A FULL LINE OF THE LATEST PARTISAN nov.
ELITES.
IN
SPRING COSTUMES AND WRAPS.
the newest designs and latest shades
81 e5; worth si3 80
Walking or demi train SUITS. made Of the newest spring
ms,etials. S 80. worth si4; s, 81. worth SIS
sil Trimmed sui,. will be offered this week at s. 80,
80 10 and upward
Dcb,igc and pama.sc Combination Suit, in Nil shades.
our cloth Walking Suits. trimmed with corduroy made
very stylish In all the shades ccru electric. Bor.
dcaux and cream, Sl4, worth <2u
All WOO Suite trimmed e'ahorateIy with damassc silk
plain silk, tiT 81. fiv aud upward
Black silk Walking Suit, trimmed with satin, s2& 55;
worth s.,
Backsk Costume. Of the Partisan designs low
figures
wishing mako for Spring Goods. will
offer the balance OF fall stock of silk and silk trimmed
suits ut 70 cents on tho dollar
Special attention style English Walking Jacket
in all new light shades at =, 5O good value Tor 81.
Spring Cioak. aud shades will be exhibit.
tion.
We invite spccton Of stock and wish 10 state that
wc consider " trouble TO show our goods, Parties
ready 10 buy will he waited With tbs cordial
ity as those purchasing.
RICHARD MEARES 4 CO..
90 9th sv and 10th st
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
PRICE FIVE CENTS
DRY GOODS.

To TIE REQUIREMENTS or THE PUBLIC AND TIE
SEASON. WE ARE PREPARED TO OFFER IN EVERY
ONE OF OR THIRTY DEPARTMENTS SOME sTRIK
ING BARGAIN.
SOME SPECIAL REASON WHY EVERY LADY IN
THE CITY SHOrLD MAKE us A VISIT THIS WEEK.
WE INVITE YOU To CALL AND INSPECT OUR nov.
ELTIE>. WHETHER YoU HAVE ANY INTENTION OF
PURCHASING OR NOT.
WE PROMISE THAT YOU WILL BE GRATIFIED
AND AMAZED, POLITELY TREATED A3D NOT PER-
sUADED OR IMPORTUNED TO PURCHASE. AS FAR
As Is CONVENIENT, WE WOULD REQUEST LADIES
TO CALL EARLY IN THE DAY. IN ORDER TO
AVOID THE RUSH OF AFTERNOON PURCHASERS.
In
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
DRY GOODS.

III. O. F. KOCH
9TH Av. CORNER 10Th ST.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF HIS RAPIDLY INCREASING
BUSINESS. BEING OBLIGED TO ENLARGE TIE
PRESENT STORE, HAS
LEASED THE TWO BUILDINGS ADJOINING. AND
BEGs TO INFORM HIS CUSTOMERS THAI lie Will.
MAKE
A GREAT AND GENERAL. CLEARING OFT SALE
OF HIS ENTIRE STOCK.
AS THE STORE WILL re CLOSED on ACCOUNT
OF THE NECESSARY ALTERATIONS.
I'll. CT KOCH
GIL Az. CORNER 9TH ST.
WILL oppER
TnE ENTIRE SPRING IMPORTATION OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DRESS GOODS.
SILKS. NOVELTIES. &C.. &C
sHAwLs LAcEs, PAssEMENTERIEs.
HOSIERY. GLOVES. FANCY GOODS.
TIE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
LADIES AND cnILDREX's MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
JUST MADE Up AND ADMITTED TO BE
THE CHEAPEST IN THE COUNTRY.
LADIES SUITS, sAcoUks, MANrLEs
AND FINE COSTUMES.
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE
IT, G. + KOCH,
9TH Av. CORNER 10Th ST.,
WILL OFFER
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
GENUINE BARGAINS
NEW DRESS GOODS JUST LANDED, &C. AND &C.
PER YARD
POLL DE CHEvRE. &C. PER YARD
BENGAL PLArDs. loc. PER YARD.
roPLIy LOUISE. Icc.
CASHMERE DEBEGE. iac.
DOUBLE WIDTH ALPACAs. iec.
o. coLoRED cAsHxEREs. .sc. PER YARD.
ARMURE DANGLErBRRE CSC
ALL wool coLoRED DEBEGEs. sc
SPRING SHADES sArINEs. SEC.
s4 FRENCH CASHMERE pEBEaEs. ALL
SHADES. <5c.
RICH SILK AND WOOL NOVELTIES. BEAUTIFUL
GOODS, sc; WORTH 81.
TOGETHER WITH
ALL THE NEWEST FRENCH NOVELTIES NOW
IN THIS MxnKET AT GSpRzxxED
or Low rRrcEs
TT G. F. KOCH
9TH Av.. CORNER 10Th ST..
WILL OrrER
TREMENDOUS AND STARTLING
BARGAINS. uEEEToFoRE UNKNOWN.
IN BLACK SILKS
AND BLACK cAsnxEREs.
SPLENDID BLACK GRos GRAIN DRESS SILKS. .5c.
RICH GRos GRAIN CASHMERE SUBLIME, 81.
coLoRED SILKS or EVERY SHADE AND
COLOR. 7sc
ELEGANT PoxsoN, BONNET AND rEILLIARD
SILKS AT 81 Is. 81 so AND 81 7o
ssINcH FRENCH BLACK cAsHNEREs, SIC PER
YARD.
a. ALL WOOL rAMIsE CLOTH 25c
ssINcH LUPIN's BLACK CAsHxEREs. SOC.
4oIxcu LUPrN's BLACK cAsuMERes. 7oc
AND ALL NOVELTIES IN NArELAssEs AND
BAsQUETs
Fl 9. ?. KOCH,
9Th Av. AND 18th ST.,
WILL CLOSE OFT
BRETON MALrxE,
roEcu0N AND SPANISH LAcEs.
FINE FRENCH PAssEMENrERlEs.
PRINCES. GIMrs AND MARABours.
AT RUISorsLy Low PRICES
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES
IN FINE FRENCH BUTTONS
OF HORN, PEARL. STEEL. GILT, ALABAsrRR, &C.
CASE OF NEW FRENCH JEwELRy
OF EXCEEDING LONELINESS AND DECIDEDLY NEW
IN STYLE AND CHARACTER.
9TH Av CORNER 10Th ST.,
WILL SELL
FINE FoURBurrox FRENCH KID GLOVES FOR
55c WORTH 81 TO-
LUPiN's Celebrated KID GLOVES.
THE "noNoRE."
IN ALL THE NEWEST SPRING SHADES
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
DIR GOODS.

! F. F. + E: :: ::
90.
WV DRESS GOODS;
this department opening daily lates.
elites from tho Among
tho msay attractions showing the many bnr-
gain, we nro giving We will only mention the following
specially cheap iots:--
$50 piece. nne Union Lawns a.04c per yard; regular
price. l.tsc.
30 pieces finer quality at Sc. worth i4c.
$50 pccos anc r.rcalos SC. :market price, 1870.
cases more bes. quality cslicoc., &C.
zoo pieces. ~ wool seaside nan;ins: a. HSs
so pieces Princes. Beige at isc.; worth :sc
$50 piece. all wool French Debairo ac marked down
from Size.
81 pioccs all wool rwed visognc at Soc usual price Tie
One fine hair.linc stripe Dcbaisc At +,c.
SEQ pieces NIL Dcbagcs every quality from a5c
81 per yard.
30 pieces fine Camcls Hair yard wide SIC per yard
never sold less than 81 I2is
Black Grenadines 2oc. usual price 37,sc.
Black Damassc Grcnadinc, sac: cheap a, ooc
: z1IE : 0EV1RT1Ez7:
so pecos good quality Trimming Silk 75c.; worth eoc.
shades, at soc: worth 81 l2i..
hsf! & f''n 0'''' '
s. Nd sr' 4 :. 81
market value 81 IS.
Summer SILKS in great variety. Soc, 7se. soc.
Trimming Satns In every shade and quality.
Among the many special bargains In
| 12.ls.z sss.z.51szzI
will found the following lots Of extrs enc quality
goods
,sd,. ne LI.,o rhre.d Hos. eioetcd plain
~ TIC; regular price 81 %.
50 ladies' hne Lisic Thread Hose 81 90
usuxl price 81 5o.
so dozen ladies' nne white Balgriggsn Hose :3c per
| pair; sold less than Soc.
We would urge carly examination of these spsciae
the pstees thcy essnot possibly last more than
J. ,'ss--s'st -
40 deesn lsdleS nns quality tvcbutton KID Gloves n
l 47c.s regular price Si
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

|
ALL LINES OF STAGES PASS THE DOOR
FARE CENTS
THE CROssrOwN CARS FROM 10TH ST. EAST
RIVER, TO CHRISTOPHER ST. NORTH RIVER. PASS
THE DOOR.
BROADWAY. LEXINGTON. sd AND 4rH Av. CARS
THIRD AND 9TH Av ELEVATED RAILROAD STA.
TioSs AT srif ST.
.. CUSTOMERS FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
NEW JERSEY Long ISLAND AND STATEN ISLAND
ARE BROUGHT DIRECT BY TIE ABOVE CONVEY.
ANCEs, TO OUR DOOR.
THE PROJECTED BROADWAY PALACE CAR TRAM
WAY WILL PASS OUR ESTABLISHMENT
~ B-SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
oRDBi By MAIL PROM ANY PART OF THE
sSNrIEs OF PIECE GOODS SENT on ArrLIcA
TiVN
3 EE'' 5 I, |||H||....' J T
Boz 1 II Ss Ii Errr l. LIZ. LII.
AND SON,
BROADWAY AND EIGHTH STREET. NEW YORK
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
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OF Al l7NEHSH sFHiSa yaF1H5H SSFHHTirs g CHOICE
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-. =. S. sS 90 9 ! N n
WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY. MARCH, ls, loASD 10 IN ADDITION TO
THEIR ALREADY EXTENSIVE PREMISES, THE IN
POSING IRON AND GLASS EDIrIcE. on THE COR.
NER or BROADWAY AND srH ST.
THIS SPLENDID ADDITION ENABLES THEN TO
THROW OPEN TO TIE NEW YORK PUBLIC AN Es-
TAELIsHMENr WITH ENLARGED DEPARTMENTS.
INCREASED SURFACE ROOM. BETTER ACcOMMo-
DArIoSs. GOOD LIGHT. PROPER VENTILATION.
IN SHORT. STORE wIrI ALI. ITS APPOINT
MExrs so ABLY ARRANGED AS TO MAKE IT oNE
or TIE PRINCIPAL FEATURES OF OUR GREAT
METROPOLIS.
OUR OPENING on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
MARCH ~ 10 AND 20
WILL BE NOTED FOR THE
FINEST GOODS.
RICHEST NOVELTIES,
LOWEST PR1cEs'
IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS ~
4 Hi<ACk OhESS SlLh DETAR MENT. [
yskS RRfSs Mh
5TREs 5TR n5sr II k 5rr THAN SOLD By ANY
rsnD aHh iS txc III sAck sp GisyHEEE WE xs sIS F!s Il
@ ras &sS SILKS fss's5 soL6 Sfs
oSnb vi sss1 sss pEEEs zF.E y
7 MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT..
csssHas a15r ss eE 2T OH TsL Sc BLACK
9 SsyEIEsss e STRIPED DAAAssE AND KAsH
r EMBRoypERIEs
ssHs Ja sHE SsSsS rs I5
HOUSEHOLD LINENS,
COMPRISING
OANAsKs TAHHE 45xRniSss' ahG1Ns SASkISs 1a DOSLEs
~ UMBLEAcRED BXRSsLEY, eoc.; GsGAL
= And 4 NAPKINS AND DoyLrEs AT VERY Low
srfSz S5zEs RFp 9ns xso4 46%k SS gr so
HxhxsLEy smEErINa AND PILLOW CASE
viCfoRIA Lawns. MANSIONS. SWISS, INDIA
LIXENS II HaScR 4kaANniESi assdnESrSr' S$r'
IN "A""H HSS""i""N'' 90
rnss s F5Hcss Ba q rsa5s HstSH EHSk
GLOVES AND MIrTs.
WILL, EXHIBIT CHOICE srRISG SHADES II
LECTION, AND IN ANY NUMBER OF BUTTONS DE.
SIRED.
GEHTLEMEN,s WASH CAsroRs tsoMErHING
NEW, IN FINE ASSORTMENT
sTaEET WEAR. Ix TIIE MOST rAsiiioNABIE
TRIMMINGS.
FINE BLACK PRINCES. INCHES DEEP. GRASS
HANDSOME BLACK PRINCES SAME WIDTH.
CHENILLE AND GRASS. 81 80; WELL WORTH -.
PAssEMEYIERIEs. PINE CIT BEADS. SATIN
DROPS. EMBROIDERED EFFECTS. 81 sl YARD.
BUTTONS. ORNAMENTS. &C EQUALLY RICH. AT
SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES.
HOSIERY.
NEWEST SPRING STYLES INFANCY SILK AND
LADIEs SILK CLOCK BALBRIGGANs AS Low AS
,aESrs' rINB coI0RED SOCKS SILK CLocKED,
BETTER GRADES EQUALLY Low.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AsHsGaNSyEslps11rr AsTRo2oayElssH r.ssTe,s % ~ " ' ~ '
81 'ns .sa Oh is and
sRooRLTS SKI ios' BOARD, APARTMENTS TO LET 4c-sD
snodkGYS fs9is RESf ss ESTATE FOR sALE-Srm PAcsad
pusSEss s"S Fl rAcrsn co and
Y 6nSfssL ExL Fo sna s' "a
cLrRs sna and 9Th co.
G53GHnES sSY cxsDESEas-sru ss r.ersA col
GOAL Pacrsh and 9th
COPARTNERsIIIPs-lorm PAo.-sth col.
D4SCiNa AcXDEMiEs-isrn PscE-sth col.
$SSs SISbs %sls;s y. ss3 1, ,,s e,s cola,
3p r.srsn STs an! sh sor z,u r,or,s COL
ExaThsioSsmi7T% Psss..SSsh se, 81.
EISkSGtH4Ha EISk ak4am r.s.sh CO. sad 9th coils
E9E saF Fo5Ms s"%
ieTM PAeE-4th and 5th coils; ID rAcE-eth col and
EE and .A
HELP PpVw'sANTED-MALEs-lsrn rAcr-eth COL, and 10TH
HORSES st cHhRiAoEs. 4c-lorn pAcr-sh and 9Th
5ssF''1 rT4ozs f.' or a.
H$s e As9
LOST LT'hSsp hSp 'ESh EouXD.is1a fa f.ssct,h col:
ssShsEyiE5Hs sAssk rasTts and ia CO., ss'
M!ATRImqNIAI.1,s.rm ! aI.. 4 PAcS.o,h .;, %, col.
shIiHAsS HSp p1SS rAcr-sd
xrscEHE&SEoUs xrsctE.HnE HnEs&aSsEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
MIscEHItt%NEous-isra PAen-sth col.
MGSIGALTi44TH rAGyS'th and 9Th co,s OILS, 80,
NEwSPAPERS--l3ru PAGE-4th col.
PASofok7 FkEsSS7s. GkGASs %ca &C. 2 ss
FsSEsssiSshs sSs's srTyaTIoss sS
PRorER!Y YASfa OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENr5S,rM PAcrIsd a I,,s 4th ana ''n co.'s anu 30
REAL EsTATE s"t At "a '%&GcfroS-srH PAcr-esh co and
REAL /" EsTATE nsra'e 70 Co. ExcHANaEru PAcxo,h and
'R sSs end %aSrSpS e sGsa f.as rna sa so
sEHh REHfGfouS Is NoTIcEsHIsrM rAcK-5th col
RHEEsrAGRXNTs",s XNT-" PAcs-tn col.
EEXARps1I,sTTT ll p .,STIoT,a rSSxats ,as-,, col COL
SITUATIONS wAXTED-FEM ALEs-Isrn PAcE-lss, I'd
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALEs-isru pAcn-4th and
sprc1AI "a eos xs,r,cEs-su p.cx.d I'd and 4th coils,
sP6RrfNti' Bo0KMAKiNG. SC.-IaTH PacE"4th col.
STALLIONS-lsrM PAGE-4th col.
stMMER RFs!RTS-sp Psss-sth and eth coils.
THE LECTURE SEASON-l3TH pAGK-4th col.
5f rs IET v%R SGsiSEss fT'ksSfosEs.,s.n rAer,.
ssG ss. fIf Z s4fsS ss
LET-16ru PAcE-5th and 9th coils. and 3D PAGE
W.ESHS Eo7,n r:ss ss Co.
WwEETrlIss WEEsruIIEsTER GoTNrY PRoPRRrY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-,rn PAcE-2d and Sd coils, and 70 PAGE
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS, &c-I4Tn PAGs-Gth col.
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

sos AND 81 AND COMPANY sa011x4z:S :
800 AND s1l BROADWAY,
BErwEEN liTn AND i2rH sTs,
BEG TO CALL THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF
LADIES
TO THEIR IMMENSE STOCK OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, .
IN THEIR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
S.iI1.:S Sg9NE.sS AND ! ! jz2gszIzs5J ? s.o4s:
yH0sIEHv:g J 14cHs: T.i1aIzo.:S
SUITS: 99yEsETs: Gyz1s.ws1E:5
WHITE GOODS AND 101EsTia.:
on MONDAY, MARCH q. We WILL OPEN
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

AND Sun,
BROADWAY AND EIGHTH STREET NEW YORK
The New York herald., 1879-03-16

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-27

Last Friday night when Grider's stage was four miles this side of Mule Springs a man stepped in front and called Halt" and ''passengers alight." There was no one on board but the driver, and when MT. Road Agent %psatisfed of that fact he re- quesLed Mir Grider to throw out pock- et-book, and the contents being small he politely, at the back of Winchcs- ter, told Grider to turn his pockets out; the return for the robber in this experiment was STA, money which Grider was to deliver to MT. Blun, of Hillsborough. Road agent was not satisfied with his haul and ordered express box and mail to be thrown to the ground, which request Grider promptly and sensibly complied with The mail sack contained registered letter for Nick Gales, value $400 in currency. This cannot at present be found, and we guess the daring thief knows more of its whereabouts than we do.-Record
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-27
No Chinese Admitted at Lead
 vile.

Custer City, Idaho, has followed the example of Leadville, and re- fuses to allow Chinamen in their midst. Our city, though young 1t is, has already accomplished marvel lous part in the work of developing the great West. It has poured out the millions of its exhaustless wealth, revived the dropping industries of a State which is destined to play an important part in the coming years of our country's history, and called it from despair to high purpose This has been great work, but Leadvillc can point with pride to one even greater She has, in refus- ing to admit Chinamen, set an ex- ample which, if followed by the other great cities of the land, will soon solve the most vexed and mos serious problem of the hour--Leae rize Eclipse.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-27

The war department is about to commence very interesting expert ment in educating and civilizing young Indians of both sexes. The barracks at Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pa., have been selected as the place of trial, having the advan- tage of a healthful situation, distance from the frontier and most excellent surroundings. The young Indian girls will be taught, not only the ru- ailments of education, but how to cook and sew, how to be tidy and neat in their persons and apparel The boys will be instructed how to read and write and maintain them selve by manual labor as farmers or artisans. When the boys and girls graduate they will be ready to carry the germs of civilization with them into the wilderness. This expert ment will attract general attention and if the female savage shall prove as amenable to training as the male has done at Hampton and elsewhere it may be found cheaper to assis; in creating good Indians than it is tc keep up an army to kill bad Indians -Erchange.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-27
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 The following items we clip from the Silver City Record of September Is, and the receipt contained is said to be q sure cure for thieves. In fact, after a proper dose has been admin istered, the subjects never again has any desire to steal. The Record says:
 About three weeks ago forty head of cattle were stolen from MT. Dan Coomer and John Williams, on the M:mbres. They ascertained few days since that the cattle were being driven to Arizona. and immediately started on the trail. At the Gila River they discovered that the theivss were on their return to Silver City, and MT. Coomer and hls companion started for town and intercepted their game at Knights ranch. They arrested and tried the two men, who proved to be Charley White and Bill Deets. After breakfast Monday morning Coomer and Williams led the two thieves up an arroyo and emptied their revolvers into their bodies. Lyon Parker buried the bodies.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-27

The Assize Court at Perugia, in Italy, has just condemned to death man named Thomas Longari, who not only murdered his brother but ate him. The two brothers, Thomas and Sebastian Longari, had been on bad terms for long time, and on Good Friday last Thomas waited for his brother as he returned from mass, and, coming up behind him in sequestered spot, knocked him down with a blow from an axe, and then chopped his head of. Having done this, he belabored the body with his knife, took out the heart, lungs, and other organs and placed them on one side with the head, while he cut up the rest of the body and concealed it in ravine. Taking the head and viscera home with him, he pulled out the teeth and eyes from the head while the intestines he fried and gave to his wife and children to eat. The other pieces of the body were found soon afterward. and the crime was traced home to him. When his house was searched his wife at once guessed what a horrible meal she had eaten, and her husband frankly told the police that it was so, and de cIared that he would do the same thing over again if he had the chance
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-27

Love at first sight in church, with scriptural commentary, is Illustrated in the local columns of the Albany Argus One Sunday q beautiful young gentleman happened to have seat in a pew adjoining one in which a lovely young lady was sit ting. He was seized with violent passicn for the fair stranger and re- solved to propose to her then and there. So he handed her a Bible with pin stuck in the followin g
 ext: "And now I beseech thee, lady, not as though I wrote a new com mandment unto thee, but that which we had from the beginning, that we love one another" Gi. John, ). The lady returned the book, pointing to Ruth ii., 10: '"Then she fell on her face, and bowed herself to the ground and said unto him, Why have I found grace in thine eyes, that thou shouldst take knowledge of me. seeing I ana stranger?" He handed it back with his finger on iii. John, B, II: q had many things to write, but will not with ink and pen write unto thee. But I trust that I shall shortly see thee, and we shall speak face to face" As the re- suit of this interview it is said mar riage will take place in a month or two.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-27
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But t-"Gentleme en ths jury said an eloquent Chicago advocate, "you have beern the witness swear he saw the prisoner raise his gun you have iIeern him swar he saw the fash and heerd the report; youg have heern him swar he saw the dog fall dead; you have heern him swar he dug the bullet out with his jack knife, and you have seen the bullet produced in Court; but whar, gentle men -yhar, I ask you, is the man who saw the bullet hit the dog"