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OR1PPEN b UPsON, "a e. Third st.
W. II. GARLAND, Al E. Third St.
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DOR RENT-House Of ten rooms, well and cistern
Il fine yard; good location. inquire of J. w.
sheehey, corner Third and Commercial streets. PSI.
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kNOH Rent S ut The Three (9 Story Brick Building,
Il No. SO sibley street, formerly occupied by Miner
Mccarthy. Enquire Of BEAUPRE ALLEN b
KEOGH. ~.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-46 Pleasant
street. OK.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Three frst-olass coat makers. To
W good men, steady work. +. FAHEY,
294-97 60 West Third street.
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CITY GLOBULES.

Sieberts orchestra has been engaged to sup
ply the instrumental portion of series of en-
tertainments to be given by the ladies of the
German society at tho Atheneum. during the
ensuing winter.
Patrick Moran was released from tho cooler
on Tuesday morning and was found prowling
around town making a general nuisance OF
himself on the evening of the same day. He
was abated for twenty days.
Officer Nygaard early yesterday morning run
in an unreconstructed chivalrio son of the
Sunny South He was put in cell and there
enjoyed himself vocifsrously by denouncing
every mothers son north of Mason 4 Dixon's
line an unmitigated anathema.
Mrs. Powell residing on sibley street. was
at police headquarters yesterday, to complain
Of neighbor. As her story indicated it was
row in which two took part she was enjoined
to keep quiet. and permit her neighbor to get
into difficulty all by herself.
The examination of the claim of Albert Arm
strong for $2l, 900 against the Culver estate, as
receiver of the same came up on continuance
in the probate court. yesterday forenoon. BY
agreement of counsel the hearing was post
poned until the 9th of next January.
Major McIlrath has Investigated the coun-
terfeit business, in which it was alleged that
W. L. Anderson, the carpet man, was victim
lied, and finds out it was all a furry. Ander-
son only got ono suspicious coin, and that,
after due examination, was pronounced genu.
inc.
Yesterday, not mindful Of the GLOBE an.
nouncement that they would not be paid until
Saturday, the school teachers congregated at
City Treasurer Renz's Office to get their Octo
Der pay. They were not paid, but will be to-
day, from $3.50 o'clock P. N. until O'Clock P
NJ. This IS official.
When Matt Gibbons faced the music yester
day morning be looked very dizzy although hi
, 1879-04-27

c,u ,,rer sizes Of above Frame 8x10 and 10x12, at
,sc Itc. Ind NC. Beautiful little Framed Chr9mos,
Inde1 glass &c Zach Torth &c. Exa1s,fc, l06a
Iiy framed under cass 4ss each Smaller TT; F!a%ed 3
reomos On Canvas In heavy Black Walnut Frames.
Sf.+t xtdc-n1S feet long.
, 1879-04-27
Furnishing Dept.
Toy Department.

Ch1ldreu's Wax Dolls ut &c, &C, 14c, and upwards.
Little Folks' Picture Alphabet Blocks In Album
Book shape ut Sc, worth 25c.
Tin Hose Carts aud Eagle Rockers ut II and &C"
100 doz Of Mouth Harmonicums at &c, loc, 18c, anu
upwards.
An Elegant Line OF Fine Dolls at Sacrifice.
Coz Croquet Sets ut f3c.
$50 doz of Shoyels aud Spades at 4sc.
Crockery and Glassware, TIN and uardware at from
to IL, nr cent less than can be bought elsewhere.
, 1879-04-27
AT WHOLESALE.
eaderS
FOR TIE; TRADE
Job Lots

1000 doz. of Back Combs, 55c per
doz.
500 doz. of Perfumery, soc per
Job Lot of Cloth Brushes, 95c per
doz.
Job Lot of Hair Brushes, soc per
doz.
Job Lot OF Scrub Brushes, soc per
doz.
Job Lot OF Hat Ornaments, soc
per doz.
Job Lot Of Large Casters, $500
Job Lot Of Sleeve Buttons, 35c
per doz.
Job Lot Of Red Cuff Pins, 35c per
doz.
Job Lot of Red Sets Jewelry, soc
per dozen.
10 brls Of Hair Pins, 27c per pack.
1000 doz. Of Hair Oil, 75c per doz.
! Job Lot of Table Cutlery at soc on
the dollar.
| Job Lot Of Yankee Shaving Soap,
| 35c per doz.
Job Lot of Toilet Soap at loc and
l5c per doz.
JOB Lots of Pipes at soc on the
dollar.
Job Lots of photograph Frames at
l8o per doz.
Job Lot Of Butcher Knives.
100 doz Spades and ShoVe1s at
$3.50 per doz.
500 doz. Tack Hammers, 40c per
doz.
5000 doz Shoe .Blacking, 18c per
doz.
Spool Thread at DC per doz.
Wamsutca Thread, Sc per dog.
Job Lot Of Clark's Thread, 12c per
doz.
Hatchets at $3.50 per doz.
Envelopes at soc per NJ.
Letter Paper, Note Paper, Legal
Cap Paper, all grades, at l3c per To-
, 1879-04-27

ind hy the way. speaking OF all this furniture which
10 need custtng rcinds US Of the fact that We
h.rs id $50 SC busters and l. U &c busters
a1nr the pas1 week. 40 day. not to speak
Of toos sd # from 1+c to 2se We are .lso seins an
aiss ct Sc SC and l4c, made Of fine conbed Wool and
d.ed in fsucy colurs. And mentioning Lamps,
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Well Done.

Mr.. EoAE a few days ago offered in the
Tinted States Senate resolution declaring
that for one branch Of Congress to attach
to an appropriation bill proyisos repeating
existing laws, and to refuse to pass any APP
preparation bill devoid Of such repeal
ing features, thus trying to coerce the
President and the otEer branch OF Congress
into agreeing TO SAID measures, was reyo'
lutionary, dangerous, &C., &c. 1t was the
language OF hypocritical partisan. But
so it was, HoAR offered such reso!u.
ton.
Mr.. MORGAN, OF Alabama, one OF the
ablest men in the Senate, as he proved du'
ring the last session, at once wrote an
amendment which be proposed to offer te
Dir. HoAR's resolution at the proper time
It was 10 come in at the end Of HoAR's res
olution, which the Democrats were to per
init 10 pass, and to read somewhat as FOL
lows =: Therefore, Resotued, That the Ia"
authorizing the appointment OF supervisor
outside Of cities Ct over 10000 inhabitants
passed on an appropriation bill June 10
1873, 1--WE believe that was the date) be ant
the same is hereby repealed"
That was settler!
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They ire now Offering the largest stock Or DIR \
GU)Ds ever offered In this Slate. Their house /.
now the leading one to make 1e6uction In prices as
they occur, besides Offering hundreds, OF SPECIAL
20 pieces of tUPIN's ALL-weoL CASHMERE
al 6ic.-valucd generally nj 75c.;
p ssss? # SfRf i9s sf cI6ra
sss xs9sG e BE- ssss Shs;
GRAPES at one half their vnlne:
lengths, at fully Gfty per cent less thar general
valne, among them some Of the finest lmpor,s I'd
The largest STOCK Of BLACK mnd cnL0 0rrss
B6ASk sgqS s sakS Il Silk reduced
All f nna sls ss 81 and GUrNErs SILKS
from their lowest to their finest grades. greatly
1926 SILKS reduced 10 1915.
In COLORED SILKS they offer the la'gest vail ety
10 be found this side Of New York. including
gRGCADEs. GRos- GRAIN and FANCY
4 4 9SE6 G0RsETs & 22s; copsrrs
The 1 ADJUSTABLE CORSET at 75c.:
IS doz t,s "a l5o-E0NE FKENCni-EMBRo1DERED
Many other styles at great reductions;
The largest collection Of HAMBURG EMBRO1DE-
Also sHsF Sgre stock 9 OF s Hcs
ITO dGzen 2-BETTON LEROY SEAMLESS BID
GLOVES-the entire balance OF stock or inc
Paris manufacturer. by this large purchase
COHEN BROTHERS have been cnapico u re-
duce them from s l.63 to 81. ID.
I5O pieces WHITE and FANCY MATING At
lower prices lhan ever offered before.
COHEN BROTHERS offer the largest CORRECTION OF
HOSIERY ever offered In this ely. Including al
the NOVELTIES OF TIE COMING SEASON.
GREAT BARGAINS are offered In this depart
1peut. - p.
LACE CURTAINS in Real, Gulpure, and Noting
ham; 49,. 1890, ... .
Also, every variety Of LACE DED-SHAMS In Real
and Initiation Laccs:
NOVELTIES In LADIES EECKWEAR:
4 Urge stock Of LINENS and other goods damaged
by The rect mt New York fire, 1t less Than enc
half their value. NH )
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lBUNTINGS-all colors and prices;
CASHMERE BEIGE aud BEIGE TWEED;
JAPANESE and STRIPED SILKS;
Extra bargains in BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at
81 and 1926 yard;
BLACK TAFFETA SILES, for summer wear;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CAsIIMERES, at the lowest
price for the quality ever yet offered;
INDIA MUSLIN. LINEN LAWN, CAMBRIA,
NAINSOOK, SWISS, CHECK, and STRIPED
MUSLIN;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and 1NSERTINGS cheaper
than ever. he sure to look at them-we have
very handsome patterns; H.
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED HUCK TOW
ELS;
DAMAsK TOWELS In great variety:
sHEETINGs aud sHIRTINGs Of all the we'll
known brands at bottom figures;
RUFFLINGS in beautiful variety;
The cheapest LINEN LAP-ROBES we have ye
met with;
ZEPHYR SHETLAND sIIAWLS in all the dcs!ra-
BILE coIors at very low prices;
NOTTINGHAM LACE SETS-sood ,rgains;
TABLE DAMASk and TABLE-CLOTHS, with
handsome NAPKINS TO match;
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, made Of the best ina te-
rial, at 90c.;
LADIES UNDERWEAR cheaper ana Deter than
goods Of northern make:
CARPET WARP, COTTON YARN.
We have now sp'cndidly-assorted stock. and are
continually receiving new ana desirable goods.
We guarantee the best goods for 'he least money.
LEVY BROTHERS,
mh27 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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The ,rasl ways the Dog.

we beg leave once more to REMIND our
northern Republican friends, whose STOCK
In trade as against the Democrats seems 10
have been reduced down to the cry OIL :. :, q .
.,,f,f sonth. ,, that the solid South OF the ne
onh,ican marty is matter which more near
:, noncerrs them. To bring the matter
h,me 10 their consciences without unne-
cessary explanations, it may DC Wei' 10 sas
tha, the Administration at washington can
snsnre ,he nomination for the presidency OF
~, man for whom il chooses to use Its in
Huence.
n it wants Mr.. BLAINE, or Mr.. SHERMAN,
or Mr.. CoSKLrNG, or General GRANT, or any
other man nominated by the Republican
/. National Convention, all the Administers
tion has to do is to make known its wants
IN the Federal office.holders in the southern
States. There is no Republican party 10
any southern State which is not maze a!'
with a few honorable eXceptions) OF sma''
plumber OF sharp whites and large
number Of ignorant negroes; ana THESE
ignorant negroes are always only TOO
happy to do anything that the Office
holders aforesaid desire them to GO. Il
Republican OF this city made a remark
once upon q time which was founded upon
wels-known popularity OF the negro, ano
which will serve 70 illustrate the fact thai
we are trying to make known to our norm
ern friends. When it was said in his pre-
sence that d negro jury might be easily OBJ
tanned in criminal case (how long ago u
was. or what the case was, is immaterIa),
fbe Republican answered, Eyes; but they
will do whatever the Common"eaIths
Attorney tells them to do" So 1t IS "itn
the Republican party OF the South, as par
tv. They will do whatever the Admin's'ra
tons agents tell them to do. The few
heightened Republicans who take no par
in political conventions can do nothing &c
prcyent the Administration from securing
fine votes OF the whole South for any mar
whom it may choose to favor. AID az IN
Republican national conventions majority
nominates, any candidate who can get for
ty-seven congressional districts in The
north can, with the aid Of the Administra
ton, secure the Republican nomination 1oi
the presidency.
we need not comment upon such state
of things. II, indeed, as the Republicans
saw. the South controls the Democratic par
tv-and if, as we say, the South can control
the Republican party still more easily, :hen
what are we to think Of the wisdom OF that
diabolical party which has, after eighteen
wears OF pundering, and oppression, ana
wrongs OF all sorts, brought their country
to such pass?
Gentlemen of the northern Republican
press, don't all answer at once.
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ne STUDY YOUR INTEREST, and

H STUDY YOUR INTEREST, and
srend vour money where You can get the most for
1t. Times dire bard AMI money Is scarce. GooGs
must be solo ana money must he raiSca.
sYCLE BROTHERS.
Is now the !caHing DRY-GoOpS house in Rich
NOM. They arc now receiving the third supply OF
SPRING GOODS
BLACK CASHMERE; at %. 375, 42'3. so, co, 60
IL. %. Oh. 9Gc. aud 81:
The largest lot OF CASIiMERES IN Hichmond;
25c. DRESS GOODS reduced to 12i4c.:
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, 6, 10, l2}!' and
NEW 'ERocADED DsEss GooDs-hanasome
MUMMY cLOTH-aewest of the season;
EAhS SniThS n Y ElaG ana rHS9E
SILK LIsTnEs at 900, formerly 3oc;l per yard
BTNTiNG. BUNTING. HUNTING:
BUNTiEGS at 1G:i. 20, and 25c., In all the new
Don't fail TO look at oar 4oc. TABLE LINEN;
"a KEGS nGEcAtIT 81 81 10 AID i, l2G ward
25 piece, ' more Of ftho;e Linens for mems and
boys wcai-->l2litly wet:
Another lot Of those cA$%MEhES. SLIGHTLY dam
aged by wafer for Gcntlcmen'S anG boys Wear:
BLACK SILKS 1T Zoe, 81. *1.23. $50, sl.73
Don't fai! 10 lock at orr COLUHED SILKS from
lASDS0siE BROCADED CoLOEED SILKS at
400 NEW WHITE SPREADS, slightly we:, at
cXtra-ow prices: $50
800 dozen TOWELS. slightly smoked which will
he SOLD as :rcat bargain
RUSSIA TOW FLING al sl.56 plccc-reI value,
80 90 4 piecr: -
fr0n auction, at Sc. Fer Yard;
Don't fail to look at orr GRAPE:
KID GLOVES nj 30. so. TJc. aud 81;
10 pieces mora of IRISH LINEN:
PIQUES AT A. Ga. Sia. 10. and l2Hc. per yard:
CURSErS at your own prices, as we want 10 close
Out the entire stock.
rrlcc list of COTTUNS: Wamsuta, 10i!c.: Davnl.
S2;c.; Fruit oi-tle-i Loom, Sac: Androscocgin
nj 7i.:.
COTTON. 81 and &c. per yard:
y bales of COTTON Al Jc.-slighily wet;
) 90 patterns II NEW EDGINtiS:
Another lot of TURKISH TOWELS:
BLACK ALPACA you can buy cheaper at SitLE
BROTHERS than any house this side OF New
York.
Another lot of those BLAY LINENS Just received
We have thousands Of AUCTION BARGAINS
too numerous 10 mention for want OF space. All
ask IS call. and Won VIII he CONVINCED mat
SYCLE BROTHERS IS the place for Gen ClNE
BARGAINS. SYCLE BROTHERS,
oil BrOId street.
NH 81 cod between Third and Fourth streets.
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The MoFFETT.REGISTER LAW LIBELLED

THE MoFFETT-REGIsTER LAW LIBELLED
AGA1N.-The Wheeling lnteiligencer says :
..How much OF dead-ictter the law has
already become cannot be better shown
than by the fact that the register did not
record a single drink sold in Norfolk, the
second city Of the State, during the month
OF February"
We are surprised that the Intelligence
could have been deceived by such story
The fact from which it originated is thai
not single dealer in Norfolk registered a
many drinks as he ought TO have registered
That is all
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THE REIMBURSEMENT.

lLynchburg Virsinian.l
And now we may venture to indicate
some Of the good results likely to floE
from this settlement: First. l. will check
the tendency to Reputation in other
southern States, and may shame West
Virginia into some favorable action fol
the benefit of her creditors. Second. 1t
will tend to reestablish the credit OF
Virginia, and make it more inviting
field for the Investment OF foreign capi-
tai, and stimulate the enterprise that is
needful for the complete recuperation Of
the State. Third. 1t will inspire our
and reprcss the tendency to repudiate
private contracts that has been much too
fife under the teachings OF the men who
failed to see that public and private honor
were intimately associated, and that the
State could not defraud her creditors with
out setting an example that would be fol-
lowed BY many OF her citizens who would
find justification for such acts in the exam
pie Get by the State itself. Fourth. 1t will
defeat the aims and cover with confusion
the men who hoped to build up new party
in tins State on what they were pleased to
call "forcible reimbursement 1.-THE very es-
sence OF dishonesty.
These men will now sink into merited
obscurity, or only be remembered for the
harm they meditated against grand old
State, which they only failed to accomplish
because the instincts Of the people will
always, when properly aroused, lead them
TO do right. These men have received a
terrible rebuke; and we'll they deserved ii.
The great convention Of seli-elected dele
gates, for the most part, that assembled at
the capita. OF the State in February last to
organize new party, whose cornerstone
was f'forcible readj ustment," finding their
occupation gone, will never have another
meeting, and their organization will be dis.
solved and disappear.
And this, il no other good had been ac-
compisbed by the bill that goes to Gov
ernor who deserves we'll Of the State for
which he fought in war, and for whose
honor he has stood firmly ever Since he came
into his high Office, is sufficient to fiji every
sound conservative heart with Joy and glad
ness. All honor to him, TO those members
OF the General Assembly, and tot the men
OF Virginia who have resisted the efforts OF
those who would have destroyed public
credit and covered this old Commonwealth
with shame and dishonor!
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A Most Significant Comnc nt upon Ne
gro TraGe, to Come from the
North.

North.
From the Albany Argus.I
The Republicans declare that the repeal
Of the Federal force-law Will be blow at
negro suffrage. Such an objection should
not be spoken out loud, because very
large number Of people are averse to negro
suffrage and are not unfriendly to any
method by which it can be neutralized.
These persons are mainly Republicans,
who confess that giving the negro the bal
lot was crime, as it forced large num-
Der of persons into suffrage who were unfit
ted for it, and who cannot be made fit for
it. Other Republicans see that negro suf-
frage is bound to be loss to that party,
and oppose it on that account. The obiec-
ton to the repeat Of the force bill-that it
will end or nullify negro sufrage-is one
which will make many Republicans favor
the repeal. The Democrats do not antago-
nize negro suffrage. because they know
how to use 1t. 1t increases the representa-
ton, aud does not interfere with the ey-
preston OF the South. Democrats ignore
the question OF the competency OF the ne
gro for the ballot, because they can iniu.
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1t was brave and manly struggle which
the honest manhood OF Virginia made
against the rcpudiationi>ls, and there is
abundant cause for congratulaton that the
statesmen OF the Old Dominion have tri-
umphed over crafty demagogues. Her pee
pie have shown that .hcy can bear poverty
with fortitlldc and courage, and that they
will not be relieved of debt at the cost Of
disgrace. All honor to the men who. so
thinking, have acted accordingly WASH
inntOn Post
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Nj NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES

NJ NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES
just received very large assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR My TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALllf Y. being
from tie very best English and French mannfac.o-
ric., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. | beg 10 inform my friends and the pnb!!c
generally thar shall Offer these goods. made up in
the latest styles and by the best workmcn. at PRICE
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. and CUFFS made to order
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed
JOHN c. SIIAFER, Merchant Tailor
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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DRF GS,,cs
CARpoZo, FoURQURgAy l.
wiz, win :, to call The attention Of their r,,,,,.

ICAhpozo' FoURQUREAS l. %
wish TO call The attention Of their .r, '
pubic to the arrival Of their >''''f"'r' 81;
SPRING STOCK Of DRY ccln.
which will be found lar2er asc r,,o
eser Dc'Pie' embracing many gods '7sr
sty'cs and novel IN designs. "'""'yu,
Ihcy have by faF Lhe iar.o.
STOCK OF SILKS they have cyn, ,% r',f. a''5sr.
Coiorch. and Striped. They l... -. ,.' n h.
mace SILKS leading a',lcic IN that many -
ieeI confident IN saying for yarjc,v ... ''''"''.
nesE, ihcy cannot b" surpassed. '.''"j c-t
BROCADE Sli ~ In rr.,. v,r;.,..r
STRIPE SATIN WATEErDS;tE.S f''r"..r
FOuLhRD SILKS. brin In E,ac, . .' ''.'.
beautiful for o"Qrdre.sn ''' a,s.,
s1Lk- and sATiS-sTRirED Enr,<.tn:
DIMES: "oEGnEy
FRENCH and AMERICAN Ei.>r,,
MADRAS GIEGIIhM., now - .',,..'>'
TIiEIE DREsS-GOOD$ nEr,n.,
20 which especial attention has lor,..., ~
IS rcp'c'c with al, J., ''' '.'ta
LATEST STILLS.
aad at prices that cannot fl!l;c.r,>,r
rs l".Ey ''''1r.
LOWER THAN EVER BErgr~ ....
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Virginia and Maryland !; prescribing the
duties. powers, liabilities. and compc1sa-
|tion Of certain county officers, &C.; to iur-
|nish Communication to one.legged and one
armed soldiers on certain conditions.
Recess to g Pm. s.
Night Ecsslon.
The. election bill, which was pending at
|3P. NJ when the chair was vacated, was
resumed. $40 4. g,
Various amendments were adopted.
The lilI codi6es all the present election
laws, and will save, II passed, about s5,Ooo
to the State.
The bill was engrossed.
Adjourned.
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RICHMOND, VA, March 26. 1879.

RICHMOND, VA. March 26, 1879.
Referring 10 above notice We respectfully re-
quest all persons indebted to the concern of Jenkins
& Ste:al to make settlement early as practicable.
We also desire to call The attention of the trade gen.
orally TO our LARGE AMI WELL-ASSORTED
STOCK OF GOODS. on which We fer special in.
ducemtns To purclll cr>.
Thanking our old friends for the confidence and
patronage Ia retOf'rU steadily given us In lire or
business. assure them that We will u:c every
effort to faithfully merit cnntiu" ancc of the
l.. COURTNEY JENKINS & co.
Distillcrs' Agents and wholesale iquOrh crehlntS,
1l3 suuth F0urt' cnth street.
NH 26-C!6i &teod6t Richmond, Va.
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H0g MrcH ?-",rbis makes total OF
s22s5, sos SO that has been paid out of, the.
treasury for supervisors OF TWO congress
sionai elections, and some OF the most ex-
4 fensiye districts In That line arc yet to be
2aia. = HYasht'agtoa Post.
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CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

\ splendid line of WALNUT and ENAMELLEI
FRAMES. 10 be sold 1T soc. Many new style,
also III other prices;
4 tuli assortment OF CROCKERY, to be sold vcrJ
low;
Handsome new GOBLETs, both plain and en-
graved; also u large lot OF more common goods
Another lot OF FOLDING LAPBOARDS;
More VIOLlNS and BOWS, 10 be sold ut 99c.:
The FIVE-CENT COUNTER Is great success
New goods almost every day.
have In this morning, 10 be sold 1t 8 cents
TOOTT-BRUSUES,
pENCIL-CASES,
BASE-BALLS.
PUETE-MONNAIES.
.., States, TEA-BELLS, ..@ NJ
BRUSH-BR00MS.
OlL-CAES. BASTING-SPOONS.
JASSAPAURI BOXES,
BIRD-CAGE HOOKS, &C, &c.
Catalogues free to any address.
W. 4. STEVENS.
NH 25 sos Broad street.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died. Of scarlet fever, on the 9th instant ut
twenty minutes past O'Clock r. d., In Ter fifth
year, EDNA. youngest child Of William L. and
America NJ. Alien.
The funeral services will be held at the grave
THIS AFTERNOON at 5 O'clock.
Died. thursday morning, ut I o'clock. HARRY
W. CHAPMAN. son of David G and ' AIRY \. Chap
man; aged nine years anG eleven months.
The funeral will lake place THIS friday MORN
ING, ut 10 o'clock, from the residence OF his pa
rents, west Broad street. Friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Pittsfeld (AIass.) Lapcrs please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-28
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Guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-28
MEETINGS..

r o. o. F.-Thc regular semi .ss,sssszzsy;ss<,
i. monthly meeting OF the ODD SssSSsSs
FELLOWS WIDOWS AND Or @Essr:Sss
PLANS RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF >sa'psffs~
VIRGINIA will br held on FRIDAY EVENING
March 2Sh ut clock. at the Office OF +. T. ls0c,l
Esq. No. S north Eleventh street.
by order OF the Boaid Ct Directors:
Il. WILEY DAVIS,
NH 2S-1t* Secl etary.