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Tint Wonderful Transaction.

New York Correspondence OF Baltimore SUM-
The big cent. operation of last evening is
everywhere regarded as an augury for chcar
money, and also as the forcrunncr of Il
buoyant stock market in the near future.
The capture OF the S40,000,000 t per
cents, in brief, was the work Of what is
known as the "London syndicate vi. e.,
the syndicate formed for placing the As
abroad-with the addition thereto OF the
Bank OF Commerce. The latter figured as
the negotator in this instance, with the
syndicate bankers in the background. The
bonds are, OF course, divided up among
them, and the subscription was neces-
sary to save the option which the syndi-
cate had, and which was about to
expire. There were rumors that the
Rothschilds would not be known in the
$40, 100000 bargain, but the probabilities
are they will still be represented. That
there is money in the bargain cannot be
questioned. The per cents arc already up
! per cent. since the fact was known, and
the demand has been good all day.
Whether the As Just taken will mostly re-
main at home or 60 abroad is an open ques-
ton. The indications are the bulk will
stay at home, the sales abroad since January
by the syndicate having been only about
$l2, 100000, though the inquiry on foreign
account Is now better than it has been here
tofore.
The First National has secured an addi-
tional S12,000,000 OF the As wholly outside
OF the S40,000,000.
An order for 100000 demand sterling
was to-day countermanded, and S250,000 4
per cents bought instead. for London ac-
count. These bonds are up on the other
side to 1924, with rising tendency. The
sales in this market to-day were probably
not less than 100000 at 99l@095, closing
EnMard.
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An Indispensable Thing

The recent accidents By collision, espe-
cially OF elevated railways in New York,
have led to a searching inquiry as to the
possibility OF securing perfect safety at
crossings on the level. Tho optaions OF the
best eugincers and the most experienced oil
railroad managers all concur in the state.
ment that no system has been invented
which can dispense with vigilance, watch.
fusness. The "personal element'' is iudis.
pensable 10 all cases where there is peril tC
property and life. Wherever there is a re.
Taxation OF the proper guardianship and
vigilance there will be increase OF accidents
and OF loss. Employees must be reliable
and their compensation must be fair.
Proper economy requires this There
is no saving by disregarding these
rules. No machinery Is so perfect as
to dispense with personal vigilance. II
Is great error to think and act as though
that were possible, and, sooner or later, the
man or the company undertaking to conduct
business upon the principle that it is econ
omy to depend more upon machinery and
less upon reliable personal supervision
will find that that is the sure road to loss
and disaster. " Personal supervision" the
supervision of competent and weIi-paid en-
ployes, is the. thing indispensable to the
proper working Of all lines OF transporta-
ton and travel. 80 -,e,-s, !,
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Western Emigration.

Senator WINDOW is announced as preSi-
dent OF the Committee of the National Emf
grafton Aid Society that is endeavoring TO
facilitate the emigration Of southern people
to the West. Dear friends Of humanity,
what success and gratitude await theml
The West. will be overwhelmed with
grateful feelings towards them. When the
African and the Malayan meet near the Pa
cifc won't the great West worship them?
We have no idea that the selfish impos-
ture OF the Emigration Aid Society, beaded
by the modern Mother HUBBARD, Senator
WINDOW, will ever do anything beyond the
muttering of some fanatical hypocrisy. They
are incapable alike OF good or harm. The
movements of people are going to take place
as though they never lived.
They can do nothing in direct violation OF
nature. They therefore propose thus far to
sion Of nature. So they have never at all
spoken Of sending the negroes northwardly
Senator WINDOW himself said that wouldn't
do, by no means, He attempts to quote
HORACE GREELEY to the negro "Go West -
Well, it won't do. grave and reverend Sc
NOR. Failure is the fate OF this latest faDat-
ical fraud. We wish it were otherwise; but
it amt. The rapid movement OF the races
! would all the sooner bring about q solution
Of our race troubles, which are OF a nature
so perplexing that all the WINDOWS that
could be mustered into the public service
would never throw light enough npon it to
rival the Illuminating power of q glow
worm. s..
The ftful excitement that fickers about
Washington aud the North upon the subject
OF emigration would be merely ridiculous
were 1t no; for the vicious and hypocritical
impulses which proloug its existence.
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Arc State Bonds Taxable:
TIE NEW GEORGIA BOND AND THE oCEsli0
TO WHICH IT GIVES RISE.

TIE NEW GEORGIA BOND AND THE QCESIio>
TO WHICH 1T GIVES RISE.
new S. bond, bearing per cent. IN
forest and issued by the State OF Georgia.
has been. received at the Treasury Depart
mcnt. It is stated that since january ~
=. 0O0. 600 OF these bonds have been solu;
The letter which transmitted the DGhu
stated that they were selilnS Inc
cakes The bond resembles very inuo"
IN size and appearance tue eE" L
der notes. The back OF inc poltu oc'l
the following inscription nc 9,aIc 20
Georgia hereby acknowledges herse',
,nde6ted 70 the bearer of this bond
~ rho sum of S., in lawful money OF the
ITn;te0 States" The bond is payable after
1,.,,ary. 1. 1885. 1t will be referred TO
commissioner Raum for his decision as to
whether the bond comes within the proVl-
sion OF the law taxing notes OF. circulation
Section 3413 Of the Revised Statutes, under
which this question must be decided, reads
rs follows: " Every misunderstanding aSSo'
citation, State bank or banker, or association
shall pay tax of ten per centum on the
amount OF notes OF any town, city, or
municipal corporation paid out by them"
Whether the notes issued by State come
within the provision Of this act Will form
the question for Commissioner Raum's
decision. Should he decide IN the negative,
which it is highly probaDle he will do, the
question will then be referred to the Attor-
uev-General for bis decision as to whether
the boud is bill Of credit. A somewhat
similar question has been decided in the
Supreme Court. and Comptroller Knox, in
bis report for the year 1874. discussed the
matter at some length. He says: "The
Constitution Of the United States provides
that no State shall emit bills OF credit, anu
the Supreme Court has decided that a note
of circulation issued by State, involy ing
the faith OF the State, and designed to cir
culate as money on the credit OF the state in
the ordinary course Of business is bill OF
credit. p Washington Post.
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DEATHS.

r.cs n. 10 o,clnek Monday, at the residence OF
- Ike InJ, 4 VIRGINIA. daughter or Alexan-
der and Mary F. Harris; aged four years i'uf
months and five days. n,vo,1n o'clock
Al n shocEoe. Hill Cemetery. Friends and acqnain1-
ances invited to attend.
p,ed Monday evening, April Z 1879, after ,o eI
and painful illness. Mira; OpHELiA a. o@'i
VIZ nr funeral viii take plac- from the re<iaence
los east Clay street. WEDNESDAY hoR Ky A.
ii O'Clock. Friends AID acqnainiance -, o ,c ,n
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On, yes, General MALONE; We are still
ready and willing to publish your last lett ter
when you publish Mr.. CoLL1SsoS's last let
ter, or authentic statement OF your use OK
S7722o Of the. money OF the stockholders OF
q virginia railroad to subsidize a newspa-
per, and'>other thousands to maintain a
lobby In hIehmond, pay hotel expenses, ir-.
fuence the members, OF the Legislature,
&c, DC. ,,,.,. 49,, -
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more than for personal schemes "a, anu ,h ,os
small party tricks. The debt bill tn 's,,
helpea TO secure, TO their constituents W,''
redofnd to their lasting advantage. we 40
not think that any man who voted agalnsl
the bin will ever get to Congress. oppos'.
zion to it now, the attemptto enbarrass ano
ohs,ruct IT'S operations, Will do no more &c
helm man TO Congress or advance him II
the puplic estimation than would bis Vot'
! AGAINST the bill.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR
IL PRINTING PAPER
FOR THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
COMMONWEALTH OF yIRG

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGISIA,1
RICHMOND. ,Aprl! 8, 1879. }
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at the
ONCE of the Super inendent Of Public Printing un-
MI IL O'Clock ST.. MAY l, 1879, for furnishing the
np,o,ny md FOR each and all OF the heads OF the
State Departments, and much more of like quality
or PAPER. 1T The same rates. rs may DO required
for sad State printing aud dc and ordered
nv said Superintendent OF Public Priuiing for the
term of one year, commencing on the lstday OF May
next: % u, or
reanis MEDIUM LEDGER, 40 pounds per
/. creams ROYAL LEDGER, A pounds per
6 rea ans" SUPER ROYAL LEDGER, 81 pounds
realms am iMPERIAL. LEDGER, 7s pounds per
30 ream naI DOUBLE CAP. 80 ponds per ream:
20 reams FOLIO. 17x22. "a pounds per ream; :, -
rcarns MANILA. 16x2l, 70 pounds per
20 resms MANILA, 24xse, 10 pounds ger
20 rcams MANILA, 24xso, so pounds per
10 realms ms CioLoRED CoyER-PApER.24 by 49,
rea sS p1"p@1 Of PAPER "a by &c. s5
go ren p1"BHso OF rHrEr, 81 by ss, so pound,
500 reams ROUK PAPER, Cd by SO. SO pounds
200 rea nnr r BEMY. "a pounds per roam;
50 reams fLAl afEh' -o'N'o' "' po"""> pc'
samplcs of the kinds of paper must accompan
each Did.
All of The above mentioned paper 10 he delivered
at No 900 Bank street. in the city OF Richmond. at
such times and In such quantities the Suprri-
| tendent of ublic Printing. shall direct, without
| extra charges for boxing, transportation, hauling,
etc. etc. Said paper TO be equal In every respect 10
| the samples furnished 10 Inc Superintendent by
| parties budding.
Each prono'al must be accompauitd by bond
executed due form by the alddcr. with at least
good and sufficient Securities satisfactory the
Secretary Of The Com mon wealth. in The penal sum
| of 100000. conditioned for the faithful perform
| ance Of his or their coutrlct.
| The Superintendent reserves the right to reject
| any Or ali BIDS Il. E.. FRAYSER,
! superintendent Of Public Printing.
| ny yl
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in ease he would stan = firm and veto tue
appropriation bills .uey would advance the
necessary funds to carry on the Govern,
ment. The President thanked them, OF
course, but, Of course, was also necesslta,
ted to Inform them that their ofler couio
not not be accepted.
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OBITUARY.
y, zyamory Of william HI. Hobbs.


Seldom has there been death more ueen'y ,,, tn
GREETED BIZ the your 2 men on ane
Our friend gained the lasting lrenOsn pa, or e..
who knew him by his Kind ana aI ,,nssinr ac
1I anu by his mild and ssuming ,nanners.
In iii The relations of life, whether as an emoS
~ ~ so,, friend or companion. Inc extmpi-
fed The game kind gentle and 6era ant e will
Long be remembered by the companions OF MS
Younger and better days. ne. h,, with tho
Iu, of I,rI.tning il VANISHED from his grasp.
THOUGH riches departed from his posi;eS;lo me ne
never failed to display an honest disposition ~ NJ
Those dear old companions who once
n u 20 nacnur 10 the decea. ed. and those conf
e past who s Ids s and D Ixo
p,h intnrnst and admiration upon tie Young SOL
derry bearing Of our !snsn,ed rsDnf; Ti dc rfs
We'll can tho truthful sentence be applc3blc mere
that An honest man is the nohlcst worE OF H"u'
such was the late WILLIAM Ii. HOBbS. - .
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An Interesting Letter iro
Maury & Co. I'm Regard TO the s'"''
Debt. 40
the following letter:
OFFICE or R. Fl. M.URY Il Co.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.
RICHMOND. VA, April 5, 1879. }
Senator G. II. Smith:
Dear Sir,-Referring to our conversation
:. chic morning. we have now to say that
tho act recently passed Tecasting the ota u,
Ait allows fas per section LIST OF the Dlli)
tha hondho,ders to take sterling bonds al
tho fred rate OF five dollars to the poand
starting which at present Is worth $3.50 to
Cd s71 TO the pound, making saving to the
State az from 81 to 8 per cent. on INTEREST.
nv way OF illustration, say the interest
year on 1000 bond is $50. On sterllns
bond OF eao0 THAT being the ca lllFaient OF ia
II GOO bond, rating the pound ster,lns al Sol
the .nnuaI interest would be f6 that belnS
tho equivalent OF the $50, rating the pouno
Of s5l' which, at S4.S7t to the pound "oulu
mojre cost TO the State S29.25-a saving OF
interest on $1,000 a year of 70 cents, equiva'
iant 70 "a ner cent. on the $50. At these llS'
.,ros and sllpposing, as we believe VIII DE
the ease. that two thirds, or S2O.eO0,oO Oh
Tho debt will be represented by sterling
bonds. the State VIII, IN pay1ng on III Lllatu'
rity, or before, save from S50O,OO0 10 S6Oo''
900.
It is greatly to the interest OF the people
of the State that The debt question be no"
done with, at least so far as politics be con-
ccrned. -,
That the bondbolders will come In and
accept the bill we do not al all doubt. In.
deed, we have the very best proof FOR SC
saving, as up TO this time we know not
single bondholder who says he Will not ac'
ccpt; whilst on the other hand we have
letters daily from correspondents anc
friends saying that they will accept, ano
asking when to send in their bonds for ex
change. and so forth; and they all express
the hope that this reimbursement Is hnallty
So DO we. most .religiously. In our humble
Judgment, nothing could be more hurtfu
to the material interests OF our State and
people than the farther harping upon and
the discussion on the bustlngs OF the State
debt-by which in the past we believe more
very much more, has been lost to the stare
| and the people than would have paid the
interest on the present debt.
Hoping for the best, we remain yours
very respectfully, r. ii. MAUkf u w.
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CONTEMPORARIES. &c.

DURE CANDlE>.-l am 'n1''" '',',,', ,
/ daily my inirniiahl" pure crushed '"s-i
FEED FLINT CANDIES. ! nIAh" i'.'' ,
DIES for wholesale purposes than any 81 '.' 80
roun:ry-warrnuird perfectly pure ah1 ~
rarion-. We don't u>: any gucos graz" -"
alba--uOthius bur purr sugars: II ! "t''
Favored. winter. brighter. irIngr. AN! l. W..
10 stand firm IN any cliuatr.
LOUIS j. EOSSlEtN. tont,'T "'
il 30 lii2 MAN w..
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
ENHE, ALTON ATTIC SIGN

THE AUTOMATiC SIGNAL
i TELEGRAPH COAPASY
respect fully announces that Il has established
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
In connection with IT'S sgnai-seryice system. with
It's central station at the Western Union Telegraph
office, No. l2l0 Main street. using the celebrated
EDISON TELEPHONES
r, PHELPS CROWN RECEIVERS.
Parties contemplating The use of Telephones are
invited 10 call ut The central station and examine
these superior Instruments. s,.s. 10 60. .r., .
Each subscriber eau converse at will iu an erd!'
nary tone of voice. d,y or nighS. With any Other
ssbscIteer connected With this E1chsnec< -
Uniformed messengers furnished on sicuai or teie-
phone call To- deliver notes, letters circulars pack
ages etc. ap7-2w
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99-CEST STORE.
TUST RECEIVED AT THE
99.CENT STORE,

the greatest variety Of BASKETS we have ever
shown.
WORK-B ASkETS at 80. so, 70, and 99c.:
STAND.BASkETS at 99c.; also, L few very tlnc
ones Mt LOS;
LUNCH and MARkET-BASKETS from Csc. up d;
FLOW EH-BASkETS from &c. up;
WILLOW NURSERI-CIIAlRS;
CASE-ROCkERS for children--new styles;
BIRD-CAGES OF every descriptions:
Also. BREEDING CAGES aud MOCkING-BIIlD
CAGES at all prices;
TISWARE OF all kinds;
CAKE-BOXES and GROCERY-BOXES, all sizes
and prices. from 26c. M to 81;
Fine JAPPANNED TEA-TRAYS, all sizes, from
II 20 inches:
CRUNB-PASS and BRUSHES:
CHILDREN'S TABLE-TRAYS;
CASH-BUXES with LOCKS:
Large SLOP-BUCKETS at 75c.:
TIN SETS from 1926 up TO $3.50;
CROCKERYWARE OF all kinds.
The most complete assortment. we have ever
offered. We have received In the last two DAYS an
immense variety Of goods for our FivE-CES ~,
COUNTER. Our full assortment of FlFE-CtSl
TlNWARE now on hand, besides numerous adm
lions. New goods coming In every day. Cnii ana
look at them al the 99-CEST-STORE,
Catalogue free. 1ap3l sos Broad street.
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Colonel sPlTLER and DR.. KEYsER have
done well for Page. notwithstanding the
opinion OF the Page Courier. Page county
NJ Hill honor herself by hoaoring such nen-s
| aen who have proved their PUBLIC devo.
l'on, their regard for the public welfare
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In regard to the use Of silver as money an ~,
Il is possible that the double stanuu.a ,s,
be restored in the two NATIONS lnas na'
ostracized it-Great Britain ana ocfuiau'
Baltimore american.
JusL SO. The american is a gold organ'
| ht,f n can see.
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.oItis said That an Illinois Republican con-
gresham carried 9 delegation, of capitalists
from that State to the White House the
other day, who said to the President that
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DRY G9t,HS.
TUST OPENED
JULIUS MEYERS
COB BROAD STREET.

MAp WS nGISS H.; beautiful a,vIcx :,
.amc qua r1.Iiiv sd;S in every ,hade ~ =;
New styles In DRESS GOUDS: ~'c'
Double. width DEREIGE At guc ,r,-h,o
ALL-WOCl. DEBEIGE At 25c w,. w.. y &c:
New shades 10 CDLOEED SATINS. v" SIC;
SI60, '''-' worth si.3J a.l
fe WORTH 9nr 7se also - G sae CASHMERE
ALL-MtD I. BLACK CASHMERE ~, .,
styIe a. rrrv f aw In the new tape s
The very latest Ia LINED p,p,.,,
soLS and suS-TsiHrfrgTa G;iNGHAM rAr..
than ever; ''''''N III iuwcr urIr.,
KID GLOVES ' a. a eet"% e., n, ,Two-Hrrroy
FERNhSnEt- !, 49, TIE a"f ,s ,s..
made mt The IIrsa ~ 'L"FE at sI-tAr 10 y@
h. half feI h. M1KSt LAcEs warranted nes -
New bKEI0E AMI ToECIoN IAcrs.
20 Pi eS 'iE'hED SAlSSUuK, \, lor 49,.
'oV t p;rrgS nc" HAMBURG fnGISGS ,,,,>
| ,ns ''"@'iN JNI'l> NtYFR.~ 80
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NOTICE TO cRE %
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIlA COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGNASY RAILROAD Co.. ]
OFFICE THIRTEENTH AND MAIN.
RICHMOND, VA, March 20, 1879.
Gfntlemen,-A contract has been prepared he,
tween the James River aud kauawlIa Company and
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company
for the conveyance of the works Of the former com
pany Before this can become final 4 settlement
must be had with all of the creditors. 1lc crtltore
are many and far apart and II will he Impossible" III
the limited time given us, to deal with TIC crcuoI
separately. ,,
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company
hay. din cctcd their Executive Committee. consist
lug of John r. Jones. JImcs i. kccnr. James g.
blaine Thomas Ewing. and II. {. Parsons, To ask
for conference with The creGitorsand the coininit.
!cr direct me to atidrc.s yoit, with the request that
Won would confer with other bondholdcrs IN agree
upon an carly date when you can meet me commit
tee. with a view TO some agreement that may be 10
our mutual interest.
Yours very r,spsc' fully.
il. &. PARSONS. Vice. President.
To JTssrS. John Serdrt. Isaac Ddrt"poTt'Jrr
Thomas Seldom, james III. Do0tty.
RICHMOND, VA. March &c, 1879.
To the BoRdhoIderS Of the james River ana hd-
ndlchG Company:
The Executive Committee Of the Richmond ano
Alrrllany Railroad Company desiring confefclce
with the creditors OF the james EiretAHd kanawn;l
company. have requested the undersigned. bond
holders living I'm this CITY, 70 arrange Tor mcctne.
Iuu are accordingly invited 10 attend general
meeting of the creditors OF the james River and
Kanawha! Company. at the cnmlany's office. in the
city of Richmond, on the l6TH"DAY OF APRlL'
1879, at II NJ.
Very respectfully.
!. nAvENPOET, in,
THOMAS Seldom. Attorney,
JAMES II. DOOLEY, Attorney.
JOHN STEWART,
DANIEL. X. STEWART.
NH 2o-codtd by John Stewart, attorney.
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THE SILVER QUESTION ABRoAD.-It ID an
'indisputabIc fact that in Europe there has
lately been very decided change Of opinion
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
l. 10 TIE lAp!I-
GLORIOUS NEWS!
" GLOK!OIS y. "

Having closed out l1rg- bankrupt s'"ea 81
DRY GOODS, UO-lERI. SpTlvN~, e..
we will for The next thirty days S'll e"nGS ~
Err THAN EVER HEARD az ~ re iiNu'
An those who are In u-ed OF cheap goods w,li
before Iurrna.Ing el>ewhcr". A. We VII sr1rta''.
save Won from twenty - iw"uiE'u'" r'r"'li
member, this Is Tie only ,haar" l"r cheap :.
Gail early To- avoid tn" crUGTt! .N TIE
BALTIMORE tItTtrN.lint~F-
323 Broad street, hct"rrn Tnirf AM r"r....
WHITE BANNfE-Ellt LEI fth>,
NH 29-lm JDSEflt E'Nt, ff"IHFf
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

BoSiAs. SEA io.' Eek a. TT 'Ac. ---.-
,, r,>-,, <n,-rr
80 A Ky FAIRY LlLlAN. y Nof En-.
N .o
~ '''~
Cloth. sl.25.
HiGH-WATER MARK. 4 Novel. $50.
RUSH on TIE VOICE. New Edition. 1866.
THE SEVEN GREAT HYMNS OF THE MEDI-
ry.I, CJITpCu. romDrIsIug The Celestial
''
f,,,,r,. r,ioo trn ,1,tor Sn, cios, S,,b,t NJ, .
N'u''' - ~ ' ~ p' ~
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RICHMOND, VA, March &c, 1879.
Referring 10 above notice We respectfully re-
olcst all persons ndth!e' To The concern of Jcukn MS
& StegaI to make settlement early practicable.
We also desire call the attention OF the trade gen.
orally 10 LARGE and WELL-ASSORTED
STOCK OF GOODS, on which We fer special In
duccmrnts 10 purcha.
Thanking our old friends for the confidence and
patronage herctof ro steadily given us in cur lire OF
business We assure them that we Will use every
effort 10 faithfully merit contin ance Of the
+. COURTNEY JENKINS s. CO,
Disiillers Agents and Wholesale Liquor ercliants,
113 south Fourte cnth street.
NH 26-d6t &teod6t Richmond Va.
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Referring 10 the above notice, We rcsp' ctful,y
quest all persons Indebted 10 the firm OF LuIusdcn
brothers 10 make Il settlement 10 GEORGE Inns
DEN Only. WILLIAM LtM~DES,
an 7-2ts GEORGE It'MSDES.
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DISSOLUTION & .o-pARTNERslIIP.

' N =
NNuE FIRM OF LUMSDEN BROTHERS
l. Is this dav dissolved by mutual consent Sr.
GEORGE LUMSDEN will hereafter conduct the
STONE-CITrINti BUSINESS II the old stand.
south side al the Dock between Twentieth and
Twenty. first streets under The name and STYLE Of
GEORGE IIM~DEN & Co. and viii assume al
liabilities OF the old concern.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-08

I'm retiring from the firm of Jenkins & S'cgal, rs
above norIc"d. cheerfu.ly commend the new firm
Of (. COURT Ei jenkins 60. 10 my old Gus
tomers, and solicit their Continued PATRONAGE.
&. L. STEGAL.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-26
SOMETHING REMARKABLE.
Glad TIdinys to Bald-heatlcd Men

The other day Mr. NJ Dessing. of Pc
trolia, Pa, stepped into McClarran Phar-
macy, on the corner of Sixth Avenue and
Smithfeld street, Pit,sburg and purchased
a bottle Of Carboline. While there he ex-
hibited tho top OF his head. which bore evil
dence Of once being bald, but which at
present from the use Of Carboline, as he
states, is completely covered with strong
crop Of ner hair. fully one inch long Prac-
teal tests of this wonderful hair res;orer
are being made daily. and its remarkable
virtues found 10 far exceed anything ever
before introduced. II has been demon
ssrated that Carboline does work CREST
wonders in giving the bald head a lnxur-
liant growth Of hair. It's sold by all drug
gists.