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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-15
Monev and Stock Markets.

New York. April 14.--Silyer-bars,
1881 greenbacks.
Silvar Coin-4@1 discount.
Money-easy at 3@6.
overnments-steady.
Stocks closed quiet.
Western Union, ,1o6, Quicksilver, 12a;
Pacific, 13t; Mariposa, ,2s; Wells-Fargo,
993; New York Central, ,116; Erie, 254;
Panama, 1856; Union Pacific, TAI; U. p.
bonds, 1901; Central Pacific bonds, 1891; !;
sutro Tunnel, A.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-15
The World on ruden.

New York, April 14.-The World,
in leading article this forenoon, says:
If the democrats Of New York should
nominate Tilden in 1880, at the COM
mand Of Tammany hall-and stranger
things have happened in New York
politics-it certainly would recommend
not only its republican but its demo-
cratic readers to abstain from voting.
The World publishes extracts from
southern and western democratic jour-
mails, going to prove that Tilden's NOM
ination would be political suicide.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-15

Washington, April 14.-Secretary
Sherman appointed George N. Lamp
hire, of Cincinnati, appointment
clerk" Of the treasury department, in
the place of Wilson j. Vance, re-
signed. Lamphire has been assistant
appointment clerk since rs.
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MISSOURI.
Trade Reciprocity,

st. Louis, April 14.-Leon Chateau,
representing the French government,
to-day made an address to the Mer-
chants exchange, urging the reciproc-
ity of trade between France and the
United States. Resolutions looking to
that end were adopted.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-15
The Hazen-Stanley Court
Martial in Progress
The PIeuro-Pneumonia Disap-
pearing.
More About the Attempt
ed Assassination.
WASHINGTON.

The Virginia Test Case Postponed. =
Washington, April .14.-With con-
sent of counsel, the hearing of the argu-
ment upon the petitions of Virginia
for writs of mandamus, habeas corpus
and certiorari in the Rives mixed jury
cases, has been postponed until the
fr.t Tuesday of the next term, or until
a full bench of justices is present.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-15
Ana Tor colored Emigran,s.

Washington, April 14.-The execu-
tive committee of the National Emf
grafton Aid society completed an Or
ganization by electing Senator Window
president, Hon. Z. NJ. Mcpherson
treasurer, and Prof. Richard Greener
secretary. Arrangements will also be
completed for perfecting local organiza-
tions. The officers of the association
say their appeals for aid have met with
favorable responses from philanthropic
persons north and south, irrespective of
party.
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RUSSIA.
A,.emp, to Assassins.e the Gear.

Attempt to Assassinate the Gear.
st. Petersburg, April 14.-While the
czar was taking his morning walk early
this morning near the palace, four shots
were fired at him. The Gar was un-
hurt. The man who fired the shots
was arrested. The city is now being
decorated in thankfulness for the czar's
escape.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-15

Washington, April 14.-Secretary
Evarts has telegraphed the United
States minister to Russia, to
convey to the czar President Hayes
congratulations upon his escape from
assassination.
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SPAIN.
A Church shelled.

Madrid, April 1.-Two bombs were
yesterday thrown into the church San
Antonio de Seville with the object, it is
supposed, of creating a panic and steal
ing the valuable sacramental plate be-
longing to the church. Several persons
were injured by the explosion.
The Austrian crown prince has ar
rived at Barcelona. He will remain in
Spain two months.
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Pleuro. Pneumonia Disappearing.

Washington, April IA Information
received at the treasury department
from various sources, is that the dis
ease of pleuro pneumonia among the
cattle in this country is slowly disap-
pearing, owing to the prompt action of
federal officials, working in connection
with state authorities.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-15

Washington, April 14.-With the ex-
ception Of the committees on coinage
and foreign affairs the house commit
tees have not yet formally organized.
The two mentioned organi zed tins
morning. The committees on agricul-
ture and appropriations expect to or
ganize tomorrow morning.
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ILLINOIS.
Frightful Cyclone.

collinsville, April 14.-A terrific
cyclone from the northwest struck this
town at 8 O'Clock this afternoon and
taking zig-zag course with the gener-
al direction, almost due east, tore
through the place, demollshing ten
buildings. running about thirty others
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ADYERTTSED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the
Cheyenne Postoffice, Laramie county,
Wyoming Territory, April l4th, 1879,
which, if not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please say advertised" giving
date of list.
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TENNESSEE.


Memphis, April 14.-During the pro-
gress of a heavy rain storm tonight,
the lightning struck the ice house of
Cohlenhuse & Co., in the southern por-
ton of the city, which was entirely
consumed.
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DAKOTA.


Agent Livingston Ahead.
Yarkton, April 14.-The first case
against Indian Agent Livingston fell to
the ground through the evidence of an
Indian, who testified that the alleged
forged voucher, with his name, was
correct, he having signed it.
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Washington, April 14.-The commits
sioner on Indian affairs to-day received
telegram from Fort Sill, saying that
there is not the slightest foundation for
the report of the Cheyenne outbreak.
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VIRGINIA.
The s...e. Rlrh.s oue..lon.

The States Rights Question.
Richmond, April 14.-The grand
jury Of the United States circuit court
adjourned to-day sine die. No action
was taken in the matter Of indicting
the county judges Of this district for
not having mixed juries.
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Mr.. Baker.s Predictions.

Washington, April 14.-In'a CONVEX
sation tonight Baker, Of Indiana, said
there was no doubt whatever that the
president would veto the army appro-
priation bill. He has already begun to
collect material for his veto message.
Baker added, the veto message of the
legislative bill would be an interesting
document; that it would contain the
history of the election laws in the
south, and the condition of society
there, which had made their enforce
ment necessary. 1t will be message
which will create profound impress
sion. think am authorized to say
further, that Hayes will continue to
veto every appropriation bill which
comes to him hereafter, if it contains
any general legislation, good or bad,
and in taking this stand, he will have
the support of his party.
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A Scv Crusade Against the South.

Editors Dispatch: The New York 1rI-
btac has fallen TO Safeguarding the South
again. Mutatis mu.andts, you cou'dn'tteIl
to-day's issue of that journal from one
along about go. "Rebels," bulldozers,"
"whiskey.drinking slaye-drivers," and so
on-exquisite scurrlity. Pats Blaine on
the back. Publishes letter, too, from that
venomous, dwelling old dotard, William
LLOYD Garrison. Whittier does tbis ola
spirit tend? 1t is significant. The quess-
ton is whether northern credulity, fanatl.
cism, and hate are elastic and deep-seated
enough to respond to this last appeal. Who
knows? Depend upon this: right well the
Tribune knows the temper OF its constltu-
ents. But Hayes? Pooh, pooh! Amiabie
sort OF neerophiiSt in his way, but sulIibie
indeed must be lie who fancies that our
President represents the dominant senti-
ment OF the party. This tone OF the ir'-
bune and kindred leaders OF public opinion,
| say, is one OF the signs OF the times. Is
it that the battle Of 1880 is to be fought on
the old ground, with the old weapons ?
Nous verronS. Yours,
-,....s. -..r "SLAvE-DRlyER."
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The CauaI and the Railroad.

BUCHANAN, January IA, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Dear Sirs,-I am glad
to see the able and effective effort your pa
per has made to advance the Allegheny and
Richmond railroad. We could not have
had more effective argument for the rail
road and against the canal than the iatter,s
present frozen condition. Dir. Frederick
Johnson's letter fully expressed the senti-
ment OF our people. Mr.. Parsons's remarks
in regard to the amount OF money the canal
has cost seems to confirm remark l once
heard very sensible and obserYant old
gentleman make. He said: 1.-The canal had
been the curse OF Virginia" and explained
this statement by saying the money eZpcnd-
ed on the canal would have gone good way
towards building railroad with low grades
to the Ohio, and being built at that early day
the railroads built in the West, as the coun-
try developed and opened, would have cen
tired at its western terminus, and Norfolk
and Richmond would long ago have enjoyed
the larger portion OF the trade Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and even New York and Boston,
now enjoy. Hope you will continue your
good work with the same zeal. ALVA.
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nrCARPETs, CARPETS, CARPETS.

EB CAKFE IS,- CANL u 4 ., CahI j. %
Too many for the season. so they must be sold. Look
at The elegant TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET,
which we make and lay ut 75c. per yard INGRAM
Soc pel yard; STAIR-CAkPETa 1T 20, 80. 80, 40,
and SOC yard OF! In al widIh sv at
ut So, SO. 80. TOO, and 81; LINOLEUM the best
and most durable foor-cover.n made, viii be sold
much less than n. former prices: RUGS In all sizes
and qualities at very low pricc-&oine eXtrIordinl-
nv bargains are now being offered; COCOA MATS.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS MATS, HASSOChS, anu
UTTO61ANS. very cheap.
WINDOW-SHADES ut lower prices than ever;
handsome GILT-tISISHED SHADES at Sl.3O
pair, including all OF the fixtures.
In all OF the above articles you can save money by
purchasing OF il 10 LEVY BROTHERS.
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The WHIG's Position on THE DEBT CUES
TIoN.-The Wing defines its position-as
follows:
eyes; the Dispatch is right, as far as it
goes in saying that the Wing has expressed
a willingness to favor slight increase in
the rate Of taxation under certain clrcunl-
stances. The Wing did not, however, eX-
press any such willingness independent OF
the circumstances to which 1t referred at
the time. What the Wing did say. and Whist
the Wing now repeats, is this: That in
consideration OF the peace and quiet, the re-
stored confidence and other advantages to
be derived from settlement OF the veXed
question Of the public debt, we would be
willing to accent readjustment which re.
cognized the whole of the principal debt,
as now fixed by tue law, provided the tax.
receivable coupons were abolished and the
rate Of interest fixed at three per cent. We
said that we would agree to this, although
we believed that it would necesitate a small
increase OF taxation"
II the members OF the Legislature agree
with the Wing as 10 "the peace and quiet,
the restored confidence, and other adj
vantages to be derived from settlement Of
the vexed question OF the public debit
they viii surely not fail TO effect such set
Element. The creditors are willing to &c
cept four per cent. The Wing is willing tt
pay three. Only one per ceat. stands in thu
way OF settlement A tax Of ten cents or
each hundred-dollars' worth OF property
will yield that one per cent. The Wing il
willing to agree TO "slight increase " Q
taxation. An increase OF fen cents is ;
slight increase. But five cents on each hun
dred-dollars' worth Of property would yielt
the half Of the lacking one per cent, and
the Mofleltregister tax the other half. Why
shall there not he a settlement? ,al
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New Rook..

lhe5Death OF Death; OF, IA Study Of Gods
Holiness u Connection NTH the EriSt-
eaee of ,EBit, iia so far as Intelligent and
Responsible Besugs are GoRcsrRed. By
an Orthodox Lay man !. q !, ,Ri Richmond ~. NY.
s RANDOLPH q EkGLIsH. price, Sl,253
a friend informs Us that this book is worth
reading, and TINT it was written by a Yir-
gilman or considerable reputation. The sub
iect is of course an interesting one. and one
that has been much discussed during the
last few years. !.
For salc by the blishefs. ~ o.
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me- BL 4 n X f rs, ii

MAJ BLAN KETS, BLANKETS.
RLANKETS.-Wc show Il large stock OF BLANK
E:TS 1T very low prices We have leo pairs more
Oh hand than we should have ut this time. conse-
1uenly We offer great inducements 10 purchasers.
as 10 close out the stock before the Isl OF
February. ~
We call parlicular attention to the BLANKETS
viii Ii we are sci ing At II and 81 2 pair: also to
The cxtr1, large-siz. BLANKETS ut $40, 81 =, a!d
Sl3 Iair, which are the cheapest ever offered. We
also show lar2c stock OF BLANKET sat Sl.1J.S2,
50. so, 50, So, IT. 81 IS. and 80 pair.
CRIB and CRADLE-BLhNiLETS: also CAR
RIAGE-DLANKETS and HORSE BLANKETS at
In Is LEVY BROTHERS..
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gg-CEET STORE.
At TIE 99-CENT STORE | HA'
made such additions 10 the stock 'incc. %" :" '.'
that It's again quite compl te.

TEA TRAYS from Is t"2i iuca>:
CAKE aud BEEAD-GUXE>-AA q fn.:
Full line Of HAMPERS, LUNCH aua i':N''
LING-DASKETS;
WILLOW, NURSERY. an! q Ne E"r"'H'
CHAIRS;
r,u assortment Of rE0C KERR ARE:
,,or,. Of those HANDSOME q NurI-T"' w..
pERAMBCLATcEs:
RACK WALNUT BL-,C nING-EoNE" ~.
CARPET Tor;
AN sizes uMBHELLAS-25 to 81 tncE,,;
Excellent C.ARRlAGE.M.' hrs AT 9"c. ''.i -
All sizes MEMS BEoG.ANS;
All sizes BOYS HEA'fi SHOES;
SE.W ALBUMS and 'HRrrlNG-DE>"S
TIN TOILET SET. .--full a,>or;msn.'
COBB. ELS and Tt ,INDLERS--a due iiAf'
rs> ''' a, ''' ' ". \. >rEyt>-'
| a, 49, sos Bsoaj 'i'r'
y
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An explosion occurred Tuesday in the
Giant Powder Mills, near Goiden-Gale
Park, California, killing four white men and
an unknown number OF Cinnamon. All
the buildings were destroyed. .,,-.. s... !.
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w DRESS GOODs. DRESS GOODS:
reis aT Intention 10 close out our entire sock of
r. MES, DRESS GOODS. in order io,do so we
have xed the prices so low that we are content lnae
speedy sales Will be.made. go IF you want SILhS
ALPACAS, .KNICKERBoCKERS.r MATTHIAS
SEES, PLAIDs. or other styles Of: DRESS GOODS,
closest buyers. liza l5J LEVY BROTHERS..
-,R-fy- AS WE TAKE OUR ANNUAL
INVENTORY on the 1sT OF FEBRUARY, and
wishing to invoice few goods possible, we will
offer great induccmenrs to purchasers OF DRY
GOOpS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
. al5 LEVY BROTHERS.
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81 ARREST OF A PosTMAsTEI.-Ctncinnati,
January 15.-John Book, postmaster at
Frenchburg, Ky, VAS arrested yesterday
charged with ritling valuable letters. 1t Is
alleged that he EGs broken open upwards OF
thirty letters i'll The last three months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-16

We have received the first No. OF the,
Yiygtaia State Horticultural Society lNo,sth-,
ly Jou,nai, published and controlled by the.
Executive Committee. The motto is, GU
capt sfacit. The Journal is well gotten ups:
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NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BEDFORD tyA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.

BEDFORD tyA.l ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TwESTY-Slx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results In thousands sf
ca.e; of DySpcp,ta. Debility. Diseases Peculiar 10
Women, Chronic Diairhpa, Headache. ScroIGia and
Cutancels Affections Sore Throat and DipIthera,
ChilS and Mnlar.al feTer. EAiracls lroH testi-
monials 80,
:. Best remedy for Inhammatory Sore Throat aHd
Diphtheria ever used by me--;s have found after
practice of forty ycars,icts Is tonic Alternative
Z. a. SIFEEEp. ". d., y. &.
AFTER practice of many years nave i3unu 10
Water aud Mass FOR Chronic diseases ana Diseases
peculiar 10 womcu.n
Successfully used IN Dyspepsia and Chronic
D.arrhpa.n .,
"Surpassiu2 any remedy ,lla! Know OF Tor Scro-
uous affections. Have lscu II TOT wars
In my practice" i. J.. " AihE En- u. ~ 80,
After Al experience OF near ih!rty yctrS oaVe
fouud no treatment equal to ibis water AMI mass Tor
Scrotua Cuianeo,ls Affections. Glandulr llerancc-
mcnf Chronic Irriiarions eli The Bladder. Kidneys
and urrhra; liberation. ana certain ior,hi9' viSs-
pepSa. Iroi. - d. aioo1 u ~: ~ ~ ~: -
no WATERS nave wiDER EA ;IGlr on So
."Used with unparalleled success; b hemorrnas'c
'naiif'ai lever Ex-viee- President Ga Med Asso
"ENrIERLY CURED OF CiliLLs APP FESEK -
IT., REV. h. &. noDSON. } a. Lee, va.
Directions. auay Is. and full proof Of all clahheo
Wa,cr. SO cents PEP gallon 81 per case OF one
dozen half gallon bottles So for fve.sa'lcn deni-
Mass. so cents and 81 per bottle: -. so and 81
Der hall. Dozen according TO ssze-sen postpaid.
Full proof " all claimed sent free upon appltci-
ton. Liberal terms TO dealers; iyaas are aceoni
Address A. NJ. DAVIES, President or the com
paDy. Lyuchbuig, Va. ,,,,p, cn
Sold by, %f' IN Mo POLK MILLER &c co.
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$50 pieces DRESS GOODS from 10 10 5Oc.-al re-
d,lced from fifteen 10 twenty per cent. in order
to close them ont;
A full line of all cO.ored SILKS AMI SATINS, SILK
and WORSTED PRINCES, BUTTONS Of all
Kinds at very low prices.
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n@INVIsIBLE HAlR-PINS, 30 in a

- - -.
box, for &C. two pap. rs Of FRENCH HAIR.PlSS
for Sc: a box containing 21 sheets Of PAPER and
81 ENVELOPES ut 10, u. 20, 20. 80, 30. 40, and
soc. II hox HEAVY ENVELOPES ut 4Oc. Tor It
box Of 25U: good NOTE PAPER N 81 per reaIn ;
a Toe. RUBBER COMB for Sc: n soc. COME for
25c.; 40c. COMB for lJc. "a 25c. COMB for lOc !;
3Oc worth 7Jc; real YAK LACE; Ladies'
KNIT HOODS at CSC. worth Soc; NUBlAS
d. 25c. worth Soc; SLEEVELESS JACKETS at
7Jc worth 81: EAIi.-BRUSHES ut %. 80, So,
Ace and ND to 1925: WIRE HAIR-BRUSHES-
the latest style and thousands OF other bargains
at fla Is LEVY BROTHERS..
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Great reduction In CLOAKS: CLOAKS worth
s22 ut :17, worth SIS ut Sl3, worth 81 at so,
worth 50 al 81, worth Sc nj 81.
Dom; fail TO give rs call or CLOAkS, as our
stock T. large our styles The best and LATEST and our
priccs the lowest TO suit any one. We have also a
fall line of FIGURED and PLAiN BEAVER
CLOTHS. WATERPROOF CLOTHS, &C., al very
low prices
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Having Il very large line Of CASSIIERES.
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS, BLANK
ETS, QUILTS, SKIRTS, SHAWLS, CARPETS,
&C., we will give extra bargains in them.
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nCY THE NEW YEAR HAS COME,
the old year has gone. specic-paymcuts have been
resumed and the cold weather Is here. So have
THALHBIER BROTHERS, COL Broad street, come
forward 10 offer 10 their many friends and customer
extra Inducements, In order 10 reduce their I'M
mensc stock of goods on hand.
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Our stock OF BLACK CASElMERES and BLACK
ALPACAS, &C., Is complete. and we ask 4 look ut
our stock before purchasing. Call and look ut our
sec. BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE.
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M-TFLANNELS, FLANNELS, FLAN-
FLANNELS I'm this city. Sik-Warp Embroidered,
Shaker, Domc. and Atwood WHITE FLAN-
NELS. in all widths andqualiics; i ED. YELLOW.
aud GRAY FLANNELS; BLUE. WHITE, GRAY
and RED TWILLED FLANNELS: PLAIN,
PLAID, and STRIPED OPERA FLANNEL.
ia Is LEVY BROTHERS.
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MARRIAGES.,
DEATHS.

=, Married. AT Grace-S:reet Baptist church. on u
Instant, by Rev. j.. L. III. Curry, d. D.. KATE L.
POINTER to JULEANSC. BOSHER. -,
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~ NOTTINGHAM-LACE CURTAINS
u=5 ~ "a set for two windows, worth s5 so.
NoaTsTsi n AZ CURTAINS at goa get f0r
two ytndSSMi, w9fs at set for
two windows worth 20 ,,x-a a. "a, 4 got for
NoTTINGHAM-BACE CURTAINS at - q SCI AZ
Two Windows, worth 81 o. -e,, !. ~ for
\ oT Ri GHx5I,LACE CURTAINS at 20 Set'o
sTS xta9 S:I MSf5e 90 for
soT 1Mi CURTAINS at $40 2 set
,Ir, ,9r No q SAM.ISGE IAbiBREQUINS, very
NJ c ~ pn:NoTrJNGHAM LACEs Tor curtains 81 IT
ri 20 s Iad Ge a ehe apa 'os'
. ,rr sa IL. oft9 REMNANTS of NOTTINGHAM
.. LICES TO be sold very chsan at NJ, l,rurps,
ja Is -" ), LIE Dns, II.-S :.
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~ STATE AssAYgR AND CuEM!sL ISIS.
49, -. RICHMOND, November l. A.. 4.
The LAGER BEER manusacturH,Ha o. ,his ely
Robinson ut The Eagle Brewer, In, >snp,S =.
ed having been collected BY myseL. SSs VI T. ml}
sRoM, ApuLTEHATlNtsy SubstANS%,sSs .,,gr7ius,
used as medicine or beyersse IA ~ M n. u,
lis purity, K WLLlAAH' INA Sac CleA.'
no 1a-Sm
. Ar 7. sstessIjl&fiJl1
.,s..ss F".
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naINFANTs, EMRRO DERED

rrINFANTs, EMBROIDE Erred
DRESSES at So worth ST. Al $3.50 worth So. at 81
worth Sc, ut So worth 81 so. at sc worth 50, 1T
$3.50 worth $40, at II worth $ll, at $40 worth
WAISTS ut 5?c.. 81. 81 %. $3.50, and So worth
80 per cent more; genuine YAK LACES at &c.
worth 13c, at l0e. worth &c., at l2H worth 2Oc,
STYLE WATERPROOF CI.OAKS NJ 20 per cent
below the cost: i lasge stock Of FURS. such as
MUFFS, EOAS, CAFES; ladies' aud children's
CAPS. 10 be sold at and below cost-so get our prices
before buying; TIDES ut 15e. would be cheap ut
25c.; TIDES ut Coo. SOLD formerly at SLIP !;
STRAPS: WORK. KEY, LUNCH: SEWING,
KNITTING. and INFANTS BASKETS; 4 large
Stock of LADIES UNDERWEAR, OF our own
manufacture, at grca: bargains.
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; ET COD-LINER OIL. 4, :: .,aa. ...t !
j. 2-,:.fj ;.Is, MEADE & BAKER's sg. n :.
INCIDENTALLY PURE 20 5s.gt s.e.Y,ll r., :.
...., !. rdPASArEn DIRECT

4. sstiEt4gu +23 s--------' CtCgy ..3I9g -.g,is
I, We have The testimony OF physicians who pre-
s,ribe 1t, and Of patepts who have taken H. that IT
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH, AND
MORE EASILY AssIMiLNyEp THAN ANY oTHER
OIL. - ~ EatS:-i' ! MEADE & BAKER,
tf% Importing and Dispensing PhYmacistss
mol go 5sai,l street. Richmond, Va.
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'DlE1DENns,

pRFIeE CITY FI.E slSsuRaSSE CoaLEANY,S3 :
sts4lt, RICHMpED, VA January 13,la ~
W,HEl RoARI3, OF, p IREGToRS. OF. this;
J. companY have declared asemi:a annual diyidceti
of -FOUR FEIt free % all taxes, ont Of lie
net nsodta1 t.f the tast 81 S9 payable TO the
slockhelde:s ON and after the 45sh tasianf,
sisiEssdr .afb EbR aAE Ell ssSfees!!ffs's' s
.hasli ii!E goal a.t tEoaa laa 4ttlsiis
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MT UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS.-
We show large assortment of CANDRlC, cling
HAM. SERGE. ALPACA, and SILK EMBREL-
LAS As there has been decline in prices, we offer
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r Me- U DE r W e A r FOR BOYS,
girls, zen, and women: SOCKS and STOCKINGS
for boys. girls, men, and women; GLOVES for boys,
girls. men, aud women, Ut -.
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