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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-16

There is a mountain pass in Switzerland ov-
er which the traveller is conducted blind
folded He might lose his footing if he but
caught one bewildering glimpse Of the chasm
below. In like manner wise love conceals
from us those circumstances that might dis T..
tract our attention from the immediate line
of duty, aud withholds the knowledge that
might OCCASION bewilderment and fall.
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1t costs less than three-quarters of cent a
day to take weekly newspaper, less than a
cigar a week, and very cheap one at that !;
less than an energetic kitchen girl will waste
o week. Five-eights of penny can be saved
in many better way than by stopping your
paper. A man ought to be ashamed to say he
can't afford to take his home paper.
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DANIEL J. sPLANE. Pres. IL.

= ttlt
The property of this Company fc consists Of twelve
mines and mining iocations located In Lake County,
Colorado in the Vicinity Of upon all Of which
assure veins, good pay streak, and well defined
lodes.
Three Of the leading mines are well opened up and
have at the lowest computation over EN- THOUSAND
TONS OF ORE IN SIGHT. By May list. the Railroad
of this property.
The Company proposes to sell portion Of its stock 81
81 so per share for the pu pose of moro completely de-
veopng 1t Mines for the erection Of works for the
treatment of its ores.
Application for the stock may be made TO the Office OF
the Company, OF Broadway. New York. 44.ef .
N. B-TAe Mining Record, o. New York, the highest
The principal owners in this company hard working
who their own labor have large bodies
of ore which they now wish extract and send 70 mar
ket Our readers viii do we'll make venture with
these worthy this money will probably % return
been placed In the care of Mr. l. Thompson, an OH
OF high standing ia one Of the largest and pes.
sent free, application TO the Secretary M2e.-Sm
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-16

1t is one Of the physiological mysteries why
mans hands will blister so much sooner on
hoe handle than they viii on a baseball bat.
.--Steubenpile Herald.
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J.E s; II " & COMP AM -.

cyl sisq 81 Il q -
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se41De ed sa91sd 1855
y E,stal1q ets4sds saiisl
pTo5s I'd 10 vas 81 aat
|b2 81 tssapss bna bniil
\ .sans agfs
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nor worn by mourners. 1t is said that only
in England and America people look as hor-
rible as they can to advertise the death of a
relative
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-07-16

What rough fellow that Sniggins is F"
petuantly exclaimed the Hopedale girl after
struggle with the Aforesaid Sniggins at Cop
enhagen.' He nearly smothered me y And
did you kiss him for his smother ," asked
the other miss, naively.
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THE

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most valuable practical papers, by eminent writer's in
all departments Of Science will be found In the Scien-
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postage Discount to Agents Single copies ten cents
Sold by all Newsdealers Remit by postal ordder to
MUM 4 CO., Publishers, 81 Park Row, New York.
PATENTS. the II sc sssass's' a1 sl'e
CAN, Messrs. MUSNlx GO. are solicitors of American
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aat 10 neiiEoesolu aIi nj ,siiisftsdasgJ Is
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Apold and tried FREUD is the best kind of
mirror for a man who wants to know exactly
how he looks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

The House OF Delegates, or good many
OF its members, and especially the self
appointed champions of the public schools,
took strange way Of showing their appre-
citation OF those schools when they voted
against allowing the people Of Richmond to
enter their children in their own schools be.
fore city taxpayers residing outside OF the
city should be permitted to enter theirs
Those members can give but one reason fol
their vote; and this is that they think the
Taxpayers ought to be accommodated in
preference to the residents Of the city who
are not taxpayers. In word, they vote
to deprive those who are not able to pay fol
educating their children OF the privileges Of
the public schools for the benefit OF those
who are able to pay for educating their OWL
children. ,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

Tswept away large portions OF the
most expensive work done by the present
Ecof,tfactors {Jordan, Ballard Il Coz. This,
again. was followed by several minor but
considerable freshets in November, which
left their work in Yery incomplete state
for. tile winter; and when the canal will
be open for navigation and travel to Bn-
cianan no human being can tell, or even
guess. Six or seven destructive freshets in
as many years one would think sufficient to
tdampen the zeal OF the warmest friends OF
the canal. and yet General GwyDn,: and
perhaps soHse other fossils, would seek to
pefpetnate this public nuisance ard defeat
the constructions OF railroad which would
be the grnndest Improvement in Virginia!
Out upon such fo!lyl close shis comnu-
nicatiun as it was begun. with The question,
:" Where is the fooLkiller +. j.
P.S. We have to-day. an illustration OF
the uncertain and even worthless character
OF the canal as channel Of trade and ira
vel. The thermometer 100 below zero-ice
in the canal from six to eight inches thick
no mails-ao any thing but, a dreary an:icl-
nation for weeks TO come! F.J.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
The Canal---A Competent Witness.

The Canal---A Competent Witness.
A letter written from Gilmore's Ml'is'
which appears in this mornings D1spatch;
is worthy OF attention as coming from q
very highly intelligent gentleman whose eS'
perience and position entitle his opinions
and statements to great respect. The fact
he states, that before the fresh OF Novem'
Der, 1877, the farmers upon the canal in his
neighborhood sold wheat for S1.25. per
bushel and bought salt for S1.6O per sack.
These farmers have now to pay SIS per sack
for salt, and only get 70 cents per bushe
for their wheat. These and other facts pre-
sented by him make bis conclusion that the
canal is OF no more value to those farmers
than the Suez canal or ga dry ditch" alto
gether just.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
New Laws.

Joint resolution in relation to the terms OF
office OF the circuit judges.
An act to incorporate the Alton Brother
hood, in Nelson county, to conduct mu-
tual life-insurance business.
An act to authorize the trustees Of Rodes
Methodist Episcopal Church South to con-
Yey to the, heirs OF Charles P. Rodes, de-
ceased, Of Nelson county, a,lot OF land. :.
An act to amend and reenact section IS OF
an act entitled an act to provide Tor working
the roads in the counties OF Shenandoah and
Page, approved February 6, 1875 /
An act to Incorporate the ,Rappabannoek
Freedman,s Cemetery, Company, ~,
An act for the relief OF the suEeties Of
John Huddleson, late collector OF Central
township OF. the county OF; Rocking ham.
An act to amend and reenact an act to
regulate the working OF the public roads in
the counties Of Prince William, Montgon-
cry, Chesterfield, and Lancaster ne re. approved
February 26,, 1873. ,.s,,,y-t ..ss. -
Al act to incorporate The Marion Reading
Club Of the town Of Marion, Smy th county.
An act TO- incorporate. the Clover Masonic
Building Association. ..ft.ft...r. IA, j i.
An act. ii relation to, the assessment OF
real property for purposes OF municipal tax
alton in the city OF Alexandria, and o,ex-
Ilempt and except said city from the opera
| ton OF an act to provide q basis OF NUM-
T cipal taxation on the real property in cities
aud towns, approved March 30, 1871:
An act to amend and reenact the 18th sec
ton of an act approved February "a, 1876,
entitled az, act to provide FOR the working OF
roads in the county! OF Fauquier. n
I'd Joint resolution to furnish the senators
from Virginiarin Congress with !" Hoteh
kiss's Summary at Virginia. 2i'k9s Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
Colonel z ArsoS r,equest att GOD 600 TO-
be near the mark 81 hc;cest TO Vlfginla %
thar canal which son,s people Still talk lIs:
about as q thing Of hope
The Raiiway Blu 1

The bill to confirm the contract Oh sale OF
the James River canal 30 the Richmond ana
Allegheny halfway Company was on satr i'
day reported 10 the House Of Delegates
Thus we have one more step in the impos-
tant matter. 8.
Now, let us hope that the Legislature VIII
give 10 this bill prompt attention, that l'i y
NAV be disposed OF without delay A rlch
and valuable part Of the State is held 10 OBJ
struction and continued injury by the ae-
serted condition OF the line OF improy ement
rpor which it has to rely. and the, large
population that dweIls therein is fearfuliy re-
tarded and oppressed. No State should
permit such an injury TO exist one
aay longer than it is possible to make
\ change for the better. The building
Of railway along the James. River Valley
would give immediate relief to the people
that iphabit it and put n new face upon. tne
appearance OF things there. Indeed, such IA q
public work would enhance the revenue, OF
the, Commonwealth from that valley IN q
manner that would astonish our own people
and put an end to all public embarrassment
on account OF a deficiency in thereyeEue 70
meet The wants OF the State. -,as., aIfA
After the great mistakes that have oeeh
committed-mistakes by which so many
millions have been sacrificed in an attempt =
to extend aud maintain an a5ornVe lm-
proyement-it would be a fearful manl1es-
ta,ion a, indeeision and impracticability to
Gee the Virginia Legislature hating long
about adopting the only plan for proper
DEVELOPMENT Of the valley and giving the
State chance to retrieve her losses from
tbe canal. Conduct such as this might wen
raise the question, Can We ever expect
"anythipg wise and energetic from the Ola
"Dominion ?" Misfortune is not avolda-
BILE; but the sagacity, energy, and courage
that enable men to repair misfortune are
traits OF those who must ever be the prize
and protection of State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
FLANSELs of every description n

ever
FLASSELs of every description N t". ia,' !, tlt
RED twill FLANNEL, ali wooi, a, 2cc per
WIDE Wife Flannel Il, 25c. worth &:,~.,,r
CAST0N FLANNELs in al qm,l.tfo,. IN rl~e.,J,
Unbleache'l, Hnd Go or"'i;
BED-TICK ut 6:i. ia. 10. l2;.. -, iG':. md ~.
cuEvlOT SHIETIScs at s.. 10. l2...aa! I';.,.
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED >llrrIyG,
. and sHiRTINCs retst!e' At who.,''rrrrj,r,r.,,.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs at 81, 10. a"" I@..".;'r
yard;
Bargains IN all kinds of materials for BOY 1ni
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLoTII, two yard. ,"ug a.
LINEN TH,IBi E.DiMAsK nj c5c worth .as.. Il,
75c. worth 81. AZ Soc. worth :i.l0.a II y %.r't
Sl.25. aud like harsl!Es IN inner q!'alIIc.:
CLOTH al forty pc: cent. brlow rcgu rIr,.,.:
TURkEY-RED DAMASk for Table Cl"ilr- .. 'jc
per yari worth o3c.,at 81 worth : l'23' t; -
FRlNGED N;hIpiKINs a, soc per ,!oz N worrs5,.
at Coo worth Soc.'at zoe. worth ~ at N'".
LARGE NArKI'Es at ~ pcrGozcn wor'h:l;o.
at $l.50. worth -. al % worth :i,ant liner
HUttKABAIK Towels at isc. per ,,ona worth
nuCSTEtNi'nAcK TOWELS. all linen. at 81 :l.25.
DAMNsK TOWELS at :5 per dozen "orrh :i.a,
$3.50 per dozen worth SO, ana finer qn.i,us
just as rnpap.
WIDE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at lG:.c worth -.
per yard. at zoe. WORTH 3Oc.. al 2-c. wort, 3ic..
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS NJ -. -, -,
81, So, 50, SO, Si2. and Sl5 Il set for two win
dowS, worth thirty per cent. more:
NOTTINGHAM LACES for CURTAINS ~ ~.
Is, 16s;, 20, 25, 30, 80, 40, nmd joc. worth
thirty per cent more:
TABLE, STAND, and PlANO-COEEES la ~
qualities. very cheap:
LINEN CRUMB-CLUTHS two and i half yar!'
long AT 80. three and half yards long ~ Il.
four yards long at S6-a Of which are thirty
five per cent. below regular prices:
COLGATE'S SOAPS. EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATERS retuiled al wholesale prices
L tDIES' CNDERW EAR, of our own rnauul1"'Gr".
at prices that will Il tOnish you. We can 'rl I
garments ready made for les than you l'l-
chase the material aud make them:
We offer for 90c. GESTLEMAS'S SHIRT wm.r
Of the best Wamsutta cotton ana pur" nan
linen, well made and finished: have only - ~
hundred before wearing. These shiri- arr ~
good Il any two-do!lar laundrt.d shirt ~ he
city;
A full stock OF GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS. such rs COLLARS. SCARfS. II :.
BOWS, HANDkERCHlEFS. SOCKS. GLOVES,
SUBSCRIBERS, uNDERSillRT and DRAW
ERS-all OF which will I've sold very chcap
We enumcrae but few of the articles VI haT" tn
store but viii state that We keep the IAlt,t>I J.,
BEST ASSi,RTED. and CHEAPEST STOCK ~
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, and MOTIONS III
this state. LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 M,im street.
il Richmond, ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
The Canal The Financial view.

The Canal---Th Financial View.
The vague and rambling takers about the
cost OF the canal and its present value must
find little comfort in reading Colonel Par
soss,s argumentatiye statement upon the
subject. BE reduces the whole canal sub
feet TO absurdlty. The canal was put IN
operation under restriction that ats dici-
5deads should s,epef ezcsed If fteea per cent.
per aaastm. It never has declared aadipi-
dend and all the money invested In it has
been sunk The originai cost FOR eonstruc-
sion was 20, 447e, 400. Of. Adding repairs,
losses. Interest, Nc. the sum total of exRen-
ditnre for the canal Ia $40, 200, O5577 We
incline 10 think that a rough estimate OF a
geatIsman who footed PIP the account lgas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

Tn the West Virginia Senate, on the first
day OF its session, the following was intro
duced: ~
Resolved, That the Committee on the Jul
dietary inquire what legislation, il any, is
necessary to enforce the liability OF the said
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company to
taxation the same as other property is taxed,
and that the committee report by bill or
otherwise. 49, ---- -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

We have too many for this time. and h4yr r.r,.
heavy reductions In the prices. We show an, 49,.
that viii Snit everybody and rs 10 price W. h,tn
fixed them 50 low that The closest buyers s,uIt Nv,
even have the courage to ask us To- take lc4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

:" She is not GeaQ-tne cnltu Oh our aueCtlON-
But gone into that school
Where she no longer needs our poor protection,
But Christ himself doth rule"
- - AFRIEND.
Colonel HENRY CADY, formerly of Rochester.
n Y, died suddenly of heart disease on the evening
OF the 9th, at Verion. Hanover county aged seven-
ty-two years.
Deceased came to this State in 1853 and has since
made II his permanent residence.
Rochester. n. Y. Wiikesbarrc. Pa, and Bingham
ton, \. T., papers please copy.
Died, January I1th. Of pneumonia following
diphiheria, JOSEPH WILLIAM, youngest child OF
John Z. and Elizabeth Grepp.
His funeral will take place from Christ (Eptsco,
pail church SUNDAY at 3 O'Clock. Friends ana
acuuaintanCes are invited 10 attend.
Died at the residence of her hush md, Henry Mill
ler No l6 Broad street. at O'Clock L. NJ, trldly
January 10. 1879, Mrs. MAGDALEN MILLER,
nee Edclblut, aged seventy years; born In Ger
many. aud resident of this city forty-tre years
Her funeral will take place from 81. Peters Catne-
dral MONDAY, January 18Th, ut 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
Friends and acqualntances invited TO attend. 2t*
Mr.. NED RICHARDSON departed this life, ut his
residence. No. 20 Jackson street on ThurSdiy eve
Ming at quarter TO O'Clock, in the ffiy-thrd year
Of his age. ,,
He died loved by all. He was kind, devoted bus
band and father. He left Il family and friends 10
His funeral VIM take place from the First lcolor.
edl Baptis: church On SUNDAY MORNING At II
O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

FINE ALL.Wo1oL CoLgRED cAcnnrrr.
SUS; Tf.n q, 3D. " Mor SSe w9r! sc at ~
Also, light shades Of MERISO, for cl,,td.,
BLACK ALE.W00L CASIfNERES a. ~
. &c.,; at CSC. worth 75c.; At T5c. W.T. W. Errh
at ao 7Se; ~ y9rg 81; at Csc worth sIie" ~;
HEAVY POPLfE-ALPACAS IN aii ceT,r- =, 49,.
per yard worth 25c.: ~ IGt
KNlCkERBOCkERS CIT1NGS n, tnc
reduced from I2Nc. So " P' Yatl
BLACK ALPACAS from 15c. 10 81 Tor ,.a-,
BLACK SILKS nj aSlprteRs. We WON ,}'I">
as tss goods must be seen TO be ,iiy 1s5
C0LORED SILKS atg,na.fy. rcduceri pr,...
EOLORED SATISS III great VARIETY. u,
elegant L1GHT-ELCE SATIN. i-,"F,, @ Or
inches wide, az sl.Z@ OR yard worth - W.T.
CREAM-C0LORED DAMMhsSE sir -,
per yard worth So: 81" Nh
BLACK SILK TRlMMISG-yELvET A. ~.
$50, II Is, 81, ana $3.50 p.r var, 80,
my per cent more: ' "''rh
VIDE BtAC TX yE Ed YET. q. .r = per yard m
COLORED SILK VELVETS al *l.50 %, -.
PLAID DRESS GOODS, one and I7!r yard .,.,,
IL S1.2J per yard, reduced lIsta !; Is "''e'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
FURS! FCRS, FI,RS,

In FURS our sales have been large. lcavjr, -
with small! stock, which We are ttefcrlnlur,t -,
close out even i we lose money In dosing So w.
show good stock Of MUFFS. COLiAH@ CIR,
and BOAS. and HATS for ladies' and MISE. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
MARRIAGES..

Married on the 26tlf OF December. 1873, at the
First English Lutheran church. by the Rev W. {;
Schaeffer, Sir. ERNEST Ii. GERMELMAN ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

General BeaIe was endorsed by meet
Ing at King William County Courthouse
last Monday. - =. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
nj COD-LINER OIL.
MEADE. 4 BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony Of physicians who w.
scribe It, and Of patients who have taken 1t. LAT F
Is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE sToMA'H 80
MORE EASILY ASSIM!LATED THAN Any "'N+h
OIL. MEADE & BAKER,
importing and Dispensing Pharmacies,
uol5 go Main street Richmond. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
CARPETS: CARPETS, CARPET.

We show the cheapest CARPETS ever nr.,.,
Many persons now have bare floors or worn. ,;
carpets on hem. not knowing how chc7liv H.
could have their floors covered with nic. s.-.,f,
Garnet: so Just call ard oct posted IN r.ir.. H.
have a large lot of REMNANTS whirI ,s,>. -
closed out before the 10Th instant.
We show some of The cheapest RUGS. MATS ar!
Ou,-CLOTHS ever oiferc".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

Nj THE NEW YEAR HAS CONE,
the old year has gone, specc-paynents have been
resumed, aud the cold weather is here. So have
THALHIIEG BROTHERS, Col Broad street, come
forward to Offer to their many friends and customer
extra Inducements, in order to reduce their i'm
mense stock of goods on hand.
$50 pieces DRESS GOODS from 10 to &c., all re
duced from fifteen TO twenty per cent. i'll order
10 close them out;
A full line of all colored SILKS ana SATISS, Sl1.k
and WORSTED PRINCES, BUTTONS OF al
Finds ut very low prices.
Our stock Of BLACK CASHMERES and BLACK
ALPACAS, &C., Is complete, and we ask look at
our stock before purchasing. Call aud look 1T our
5sc. BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE.
Having very large line OF CASSIMERES.
WHITE aud COLORED FLANNELS, BLANK
ETS, QUILTS, SKIRTS, SHAWLS, CARPETS,
| &e we will give extra bargains In them.
| Great reduction in CLOAKS: CLOAkS worth
S22 at SIT, worth S1S ut sl3, worth go ut S1O,
| worth 50 ut 81, worth Sc 1T 81.
| Uon'S fail to give us L call or CLOAhS, as our
stock large, styles the best and latest and our
prices the lowest 10 suit any one. We have also
| f II line Of FIGURED and PLAIN BEAVER
! CLOTHS. WATERPROOF CLOTHS, &c, al very
| low prices. ... .....r
| CORSETS! CORSETS! CORSETSt
AZ dozeu coRsETs e. job lot from auc! toni At 73 !,
| -. apiece, some OF which are worth So aaid s1.z"
/ Call early and secure what you need s., B.
Q dozen Ladies BLACK kIDs-2-bcnon-tjo lot
i 81 TO 81 oul,J II 23c- pair, h.. 4t.. #.5-.-Fs,.
1913 dozen Ladies' KIDS, in Opera. White, Black
and .oIorei, II ON soc. to $2 pair. rs we have
avery large assortment TO select from we ADVISE
/ cali FROM those In want OF KID GLoFEs.
4 2 eases "A gLEACHED COTI0ES at o. worif
4 &c: 3 cases Al BLEACHKD. COFToSS at
s. and Ioc.: ; cases BEST G&LHOt.S at ant
I. &C.: So pieces A. -LiGffE-E1GGRED: PER
GALES At worth 1219c. , W.. s. ....ssss. i Z
We extend our thanks To otl:nnn>efous friends an.
Customers for their liberal patronage In The pas,
nd trust to merit continuance OF The same for ID
fntere- THALAEaEk BhOfhEhs.
in an This sfs.a1.,;sg GOD Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

s.iq The Republican,, caucus OF the Nevada
Las nominated John I. Jones
lor United States senator. Z. Ia '3's,,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13

( MESSAGE OF TIE GoYERSoR OF. WEST VIs,
GIEiA.-GoYernor Matthews, Of West Vir-
ginia, presented his biennial message to the
Legislature Of that State on Thursday last.
a number Of recommen cations are made,
the most important OF which, perhaps. Is
that relating TO the liability OF West Yir-
gaia for q portion OF the ante bellum DEBT
Of Yirginia. The Willingness q West Yir-'
ton 81 the debt IS clearly pressed
,BcstiqsoTe Sun. }i.
OH very. HesaSs one calculat ton brings
Virginia I'm debt to West Virginia, and an!
other shows thar ~ est ~ irginia;opes less
than million et t I iss's 4 , ,54s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES
ET THE GREAT sENL.yr,rr.'
CLOSING SALE OF DRY Gp,T. al

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH ~
CLOSED OUT AT ONCE. PRICE. ~ -
80 FIXED Low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
DEATHS.

Died, January 18th, at 9 o'clock 4: 81. at Uni
versity of Virginia. FLORENCE PEYIoN; Young,
est child of Rev. A. Il. and d. i. Woodhn; aged
fourteen months an twenty-five days
She is not dead-the child of our Affection
But gone into that school
Where che no longer needs our poor protection,
But Christ himself doth rule"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-13
CLOAKS! CLOAKs. f1o.Es,

Having large slock on hand. az. olTrr py,-.l-,
nary inducements 20 as 10 close cut In -. ~, u
80 CLOAKS sold at Sc:
$40 CLOAKS sold ASH:
sl2 CLOAKS sold al SO;
Sl5 CLOAKS sold $40;
500 CLuakS sold at Ssi
And BIKE reductions have been made sn tho bt,,o,
price CLOAKS. '''-''-