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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. DRY GOODS! DRY GOODsl
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS, DRY GooDsi
DRY GoODsl
ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL OF SPRING
AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

BUNTINGs In all qua Titles and colors; -
BLACK ALL-WOOL CAsHMEREs, in all quail
tice-some rs low as soc. per yard;
BLACK CAsHMEREs at 15, 30, rs, 40, and 5oc.;
BLACK ALPACAs ut Is, 20, 25, 80, $780,, and up
to 81 per yard; 50. .... .I: .
HANDSOME GRENADINES aud BROCADED
SILKS; -- e" s..
MADRAS PLAIDs in LINEN and COTTON;
DEBAGEs, BACADES, and MOHAIRs;
CAssIMLREs, COTTONADEs, and DRlLLINGs;
PIOUEs, DRESS LINEN, and GRASS CLOTHS;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTlNGS
TORCHON EDGINGs and INSERTINGS;
TABLE-CLoTHs, NAPKINS, TOWELS, and
LINEN CRUMB-CLOTHs;
LINEN CARRIAG E-ROBES and CARRIAGE
BLANKETS;
MATTINGs, CARPETS, oL-CLOTHs, RUGS,
and MATS;
NECK-TIEs. Bows. and sCARFs;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
RUFFs and RUFFLINGS;
GLOVES, SOCKS, and STOCKINGS in great va
rety.
GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL
KINDS.
REMNANTS! REMNANTS! REMNANTS!
Two hundred REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
in lengths OF from three to fourteen yards, to be
sold very low.
PARASOLS In great variety al very low prices.
A general variety OF FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS
and TRIMMINGS at the lowest prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
NH Is 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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EDGKS, STATIONERY, DC.

BOOKS FOR LENT.
HELPS TO A HOLY LENT. Ey the Bishop CT
Central New York. 81.
NEW HELPS TO \ HOLY LENT. BY the same
author. Sl.25.
THOUGHTS FOR LENT. By the Bishop Of Mon
trcal. 75c.
DAILY STEPS TOWARDS HEAVEN. SOC.
GUIDE TO a UEVOCT LIFE. 2jc.
STEPS 70 4 LIVING FAITH. 25c.
THOUGHTS FOR TIE HOLY WEEK. BY Miss
Sewcll. 40c.
EASTER LILIES. 4 beautiful little work. 75c.
OF THE IMITATION Of CHRIST. BY Thomas
4. Kempls. soc. and 81.
SHAMS IN LENT. Toe.
THE CHOKED LIFE; On, SOME THOUGHTS
FOR LENT. By Rev. Dr.. Potter. l0c.
SACRA PRlVATA. by Bishop Wilson. soc.
PERSONAL PIETY. 75c.
CONFIRMATION AND TRUE CONVERSION.
BY The Rector OF ST. Marks church, Richmond.
10c.
With many other DEVOTIONAL WORKS, and
u large stock Of BIBLES, PRAYER-BOOKS, and
HYAINALs. WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
NH IL
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The Richmond wing defending the Con-
sentative party! The paper which last fall
Opposed General Joe Johnston, General
Beale, Ran. Tucker, and every Conservative
nominee except Mr.. Hinton, OF Petersburg
Well, well. What is the world coming to Z
Richmond Dispatch.
That is the question. Under the direction
and rule Of tue forcibe re,idiuSters and fill
busters Virginia would go to the d., and
has already nearly gone there by their
bother. They did their best last year to de-
feat, with independent candidates, all OF the
regular nominees OF the Conservative party;
by tilibustering in the last Legislature they
defeated an honest and liberal REIMBURSEMENT
of the State debt; and by their Z" black-and-
tan" convention of February 25th they de-
hberately and premeditatedly proceeded
to organize "nelo party" on what they
intended to be the ruin OF the Conservative
party; appointed their new State, district,
and county committees to usurp the places
OF the old ones, and adopted full plan OF
ne,o organization all over the State. ...
And now, when all OF their factious and
revolutionary plans and proceedings have
proven signal and humilating failure, and
nave brought upon them the ridicule OF all
the world. they attempt to wire out OF the
dilemma by claiming to be the true Conser-
vatiyc party OF Virginia-the Simon pures,
in fact!
"Did you ever?"
"No, never"
" What, never?"
ono, By thunder, never"
was such q Illuminating and presumptuous
plea offered in defence or excuse Of the con-
duct of any faction or party in the world.
They can't survive such disaster as that,
and must go under. Petersburg Post.
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Organization.

We notice that quite number or our
country exchanges are bringing before the
people the necessity Of re6rganlZIng the
Dartv, with active committees at every pre-
cinct, 80 that its voice may he fairly beard
in the selection OF all candidates and It's
nominees receive the earnest and active sup
port OF the entire party. For many reasons
this action OF the country press is wise ana
timely. a bold attempt has been made TO
form new party in Virginia.
What positions it will occupy in relation
to national politics is not disclosed in Its
platform, and many OF the members OF the
Convention are, and have been, the enemies
OF the Democratic party OF the Union and
the Conservative party Of the State, and
openly avowed their advocacy Of Republic
can politics.
The deter mination 10 put this party be-
fore the people IN every county is apparent,
If not openly avowed; and the question at
once arises, Shall the Conservative organI-
cation which secured this State from negro
domination and carpct-baS rule; which has
given peace. law. and order to our people;
given us officers in every department, OF
honesty. probity, and good behavior; which
has given 10 the State her old standing and
position in The congressional halls, bc set
aside for this new organization, which
comes before the people with no such names
as were enrolled in the convention which
met in Richmond and sent out the Conser-
vative party in its perfect organization:
Let the people say in every county, Shall
the Conservative party-now in full harno-
nv with The National Democratic pariy-bc
overthrown? What good will result? II
we are to preserve the grand. patriotic par
ty, which drove plunderers and despoilers
from every section OF our State and brought
again, as from the dead, our honored, dis
frauchised citizens, to take part in her
councils. then let us to the front, as in 1873,
and draw the line in every district. put our
best. most trusted men forward-let our
Young men take the picket line and our old
men hold the fort-and we shall. as surely
us ever, defeat everywhere in Virginia any
party that invites into its folds the black
voter as his l:elp as negro, or that afliliates
politically with Radicals in regard to the
offices OF this State.-Lynchburg Ne,cS.
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NOPARrNERSHlP.

y .,,.-..I =, = -
The undersigned have Tins dI' e., .,,...s. -
and will con,inur 49, ~ t,N'
WHOL ESaLE GROCERY. L!Ql ',h,,'.r., ua3,:
MISSION BUSINESS In Al H. ~ xix 90, -
heretofore, ut The old sand, ~. X I'sUY A>H
We shall Keep sIwa,S on hal,' -. -, -, VAL, O,
FULL STOCK OF GOODS a'Hp'.IT ll\. liAu> ~
the city and country trade, a>o' va"
sale and for hire. ,.,,,,,,.,. - ne N'''
We CORDIALLY solicit continue "a. ,,,, courrrn'
liberal patronage bestowed ni"n ~ ~ row hh''
AD. BLAZE. r.,t,w2~
MARCH !, 1879. IL" -
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SaEETENGS.

OFFICE Or THE JAMES RIVER ANp)
kANAwHA COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA. March II, 1879.
IN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IA STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND kANAWHA COMPANY will he held at this
Office on THURSDAY NEXT NJ O'Clock r. NJ.
WILLIAM i. MUNFORD.
NH 1927 Secretary.
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Nj NEW GOODS. NEW >TlIE>'-
Just received very large as$nrrmcn,of
SPRING G.rOD~.
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR ~ GH4ne.
The goods are OF sUPEElui: QIlLiiY. .,...
from the very best English and lr"l,.h na,....
ries, and the PATTERNS ALL TlI:T HAND.
SOME. be- 10 inform my fricnl. .3I '..,...
generally that ! shall OTTER these goods. '...~ .a
the latest styles and by the hr,: wprntH' .... T.,
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and rIFE~ ...t'. 'a...r
at short notice. Satisfaction suartH'"a
JOHN G.. SUhF!E. Mrr....i T .'...,
NH l3-3ni No l"ti Nh. .'s..'.
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CHURCH SOCIABLE.

TO-NIGHT THE YOUNG LADIES OF
< THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH will hold y
SOCIAL E In the lecture room. They viii be glad
TO see their friends and the liunc generally. Per-
attending the lecture can get their supper be-
fore after the service. A good supper Furnished
fr 20 cents, ,,I.,.y a,..t g, nh l9-lt
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D,SSeLUTfoNS & PAKTnHKsh''''

Mss OLU Il . \.
The CO. partnership horriniorr - ~ ...... .,
hriu OF POWERS, BLAIR \ - - ......-
mutual consent on the lst OF Mar. .,... ....t
ntr VIII use the name OF the hFlh p"
business. . .,-. -,sl..ts.u!
All personS indebted 20 The cor ''.'"..
10 MAXI settlement ~ early rtt. .',I, - 49,
" "'""' WILLIAM H. t"" en-
AID. BLAIR, ,.,r,HN.
CUAELE> !. Nt.i,tta.-
MARCH Is, 1879. Nh i'-'
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NOTICE TO MACHINISTS
~ AND oTIgE!

~ AND tIi...-,
CITY ESGlSEER'S 'Fr''.i
RICHMOND, VA February o., ~.
Proposals are invited until july ,. 1874 r
furnishing the BEST DESIGNS 81 NtM W.
ING MACHINERY for the Rlchu"u''. Va. " ; 80
Works, for which premiums Will h" pal" - i"'."
First be>t design 500:
Second best design $500;
Third est dc-xn, 1900
The committee Of the city Council TvNer''. .".
right 10 rrjccf any aud all designs.
For particulars, address the un"F>!sGti.
". T.. CUT>i!l"'
fp 2S-codlm CITY Et:,"ns.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.


T ook AT THlsl -s
I have placed on my COULTER SHOES to be sold re
gard ess OF cost:
INFANTS TIES, all co0rs, NJ SOC;
INFANTS BALMuRaLS.a al coiors, at 60c.;
BOYS CONGRESS CATERS. TO 3, at 81 -
90 LADIES' SERG T., BUTTOS-HOOTS, 81 .30;
LADIES' SERGE BU rrON-BOOTS, hand MADE
ut $3.50 worth ~: o>,
GENTLEaIEN,S ,DOUBLE-SQLE CALF CON
GRESS CATERS, " worth -. i.
Won wish bsrguius at No S35 Broad street.
IA ns.ant"s 2 III w. p w, TAYLOR
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WE OFFER AT TEN CENTS, "a
w SHEETS Letter. or Cap Paper: as sheets Note {:
so Envelopes; box OF Paper and Envelopes; IL
Lead. Pencils and Pen Holders; 20 Pens; States
Ink. lnkstands. Mucilage, School-BagS, Linen Prim-
ers, Composition and Drawing-BOoks. Stereoscopic
Views, Tes,aments, Hymn and Song-Bocks, Dime
Dialogues, 100 Juvtn and Religious Books. 100
Paper Novels, 400 School-DooKs. Also, 100 Pa
per Novels ut half price.
=. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
NH 13 DIV 1902 and 1904 Main street.
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CT GEORGE p. STACY.
CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRAsK:,y
FURNITURE. MATTRESSES. AND FEATurr>
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1,ry- crunxT. AND PLASTER.


IME! LINE! LINE!
Da!ly expected to arrive per s'"'>''> $50
1870 barrels EXTRAWtlith
L.. LINE. a., ,,.
For sale low fron vessel ruoMAS ELLErtly
NH 14,tw
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CITY ESCINEIE'> uFI.f h,
RICHMoNr. VA, March l.. -.
NTOTICE.-SEALE PRDPtS AL
" be- received 1T this office uut!i l.H~'Nl.
27tn MAJ CHI ut O'Clock &. NJ, Tor lurI -aa- 30
city mules and horses with
FEED.
PKOFENDER. &c.
ami also with
STRAW.
for three months from the ii Of April next.
The Committee Streets reserves the q o.
reject any or I'LL propcS!tI~ oicrr'f. ami tr ri .'
contract for each article required 10 the !owcsi
der therefor.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained hr am .
at this oifice W. T.. tET>ltAN.
NH IT City FugTrr''.
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IT SYCLE BROT II L Il S

ONE HUNDRED CASES OF GOODS
DAMAGED BY WATER ONLY.
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Ginc Harte

Nn Nae, welde an ben Tolsen prn
Susenoianoen, gserpSIer Shwahe, Gnt.
frdItiBuns, gerluit Der Wtanneetraft u.
|. m. leioen, ienoe id, foltenfret Elm Re-
eept oaS iie CURT. Gieies srpbe Seil.
nlittel murpe ppn eincm Wiiifcnar in
Siio= =Qmerita entOett. Sbidt elm opbrel
frtes Gpupert an Reu. Ssiepb 8. Su.
man, Citation ., New Yrrt gitp.
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Hnr bic &errentpclt.

5arr Bsant Sbaier, $40 8. Gem
merteisrabe, Der bsfannte Rlsicsrflnflsr
Der Staot, bat isinen Sorratb pom Jrib.
jabrs rspaarsn erbalten unp eriuht bic Ser.
renwsit Gan Nntonio's uno llmaeaenp,
bsi ihm Yor3u1prehen unb bic eleaantsn
unp mociihsn Stoife fur Musiss, Aods,
Delen uup Beinflsioer gu inlpi3iren.
Mae Mrtsit, bic avs oem 2aesn nes perm
Str!sr tsrauseebt, mug unbepinst sufrie.
renitsQsn. @lss fst Uie ansesolsn, rnb
babel arbsitst er semiiisnbaft unD biliis.
sDsr js bel 5srrn Sbafsr arbeiten lief,
Der wirc eewib germ wiepsr ibm feline Nuf-
trase ,utommen lalisn. ScgsUabreae met
ben nsus gSaarsu egssspadt,
1,3,3,M.
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Cine Reform i'm merifaniieaef
Ypfttueien. lfs

Gas YrrtO fir yrisfe bon bier aus
mad Meritc, auf wsIde bis leBt Elm Yur.
to BON 25 Gents fir bic pieriel lluJe &c.
,ablt wurce, 1T Ssridten peu Nerifc
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lhurt;i6s &uslanrsr mig fut ben Jluf
IAlaa 1,ia YsRss sa,u bslse!rasen eabcn,
bislen baS reg: une frild gu erta!ten.
Wenua, lie ypartsttu 70 lauJs, Bic lie mfin
ten, oab ica balo eintr' fsn wiirDs. nann
@hnlrtsn as ens5 5aJes ibr gunoel, 3e
gen Don panneu unp uabmen ms;n lph
terGen nit fort. SIR sisenss 2ine bat
ten at caiir surifselaifsn. llm isr Nh
natlrlihss Ysrfabren sleiblam hSbni(A
81 entldulptben, lhrieb 5ammcd siaen
Brief wsI@sr mir nit Dem Riaps suSlsih
einsehanbiSt wuros.
Sn rsm{slbsn tisb ss, eab Fe ibrsr Sod
ter - Sus3 lst 7e setauft - sins iorsiols
3ufunft uiinldhten unb ite baasr mir an
osrtrautsn. Ternsr fuste sr bn,u, pab
Id mir bic Wibs erlparen m6ss, nad met
nsr eisensu Iodter ;u forIaen. rsnn Id
miirne fe ME iaSsn. ssbteres erl6ien
mir nur ,u waeridsia lid, uno ech BOT Id
msin aeaberiles auf osne ismais Die lei
isls Gpur uca DEN Tlahtlnsen 81 entse'
den.
Dph ,uriid su meiner gr3dbluna, uno
am SGlub wsrpen Sic itaunsn i,bsr bic
Goebsit, nit tpelder man mir bas gan,s
Seben gu ofr6ittern traGtste.
Das tieine @slen, ,pslhss mir 9snil
lern,abeu in nen 5nob seworfsn woroen
mar, eleb mit3unetmen lag lag auberta!5
Bee Ysreihss Der M0sliht.it. Nussrosm
smpfano i'd leiusr glttrn peSsn @ans iauaB
sessn pasieibe. Smmerbin absr tetradtt.
tie Id es ais cine 8srmanets msiusr Trau,
unb 70 LIEF Id GO ben 9sutsu, welde &c.
gen eins ansemsGsne grtidaoisans fur
oaslsIte 5u fOrssn psrfpraden. Nad, Nt-
laui eines Sabres. oiellsiA fraasr, wollte
Id ,mldtsb rsn, um 20. ie nahbsm meine
5timmu entwsoer nit fort,uneemen
ooer mid gan, BON ibm lcs5ulassn.
5eimIih bOffte Id. paB In Der unnatiirlt
den Wuttsr bic Ssbn1udt nah Dem eiee.
nen Sinoe trwadsn upb fit mabrsno mel.
nsr Abpeienbeit aad bieies atbolen, wobl
gar ibrer SdwsRer Sohter an bsHsn Stsl
ls ,uriidlaNen piirpe. Dpd i'd, bate mid
serrehnet...
Sortfebuns fplst.)
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uad ouf Gents fir ben Brief erniebrist
morren. tei a(leoem ldbt Der Bcitper.
tebr ppu San Nntcnic mad Mer,fc nod
sieles su tpGaIaen iibrig, g,'mos uniere @c
jd1ftsleute, bic nit Uterifc correspcn
biten, am tefen miHen. Das Ycrto fir
3eituuseu, reren ge,ibiduns nod mebr
1beitliufstsiten perurladte uno iebt nod
re,uriaht, ats Die 8riefe, 1T prn 81
Gents auf 9 Gents fiir bic piertel Huge
beratseIeet worren. SIN @anen sencm
men fann man aber oieie WtaBnabme Der
u'erifaniideu Nesieruns als eiue Refsrm
beieidnen. .
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Das Nrbeiterpsrstns Nuffeorps
bilest jsbt eineu ieltfiiantisen gsrein,
Der, was Muiit betrifft, pom arbeiterpsren
nnabbanais ealtsbt.
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-Serr ebrin. Wiesert, Samlin,
q o., idreibt ga i'd Or. Nusult
6 SniS's $ burger Bruittbee
isit ldnserer 3eit ssbruude une nidt
mebr pbne ben beriibmteu Ibee ieiu mia,
bite id mir uieoer elm Dubeno fir bel.
lc9te8 @elo gu lenceu. ..s....
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= Nue &ranfheitea, bic aus eiuem
peroorbencn Wasen entiprinsen. meiden
au9enblifih nab benz S'ebrauh pcn
,,Reeps @ilt @ose Icuic."
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- 5srr Grna Nilhe, Sobn p.s Serrn
CD. N,|he, 1T ssiisrn abenp wisber BON
9eassiqe gum Ye(ud, bier sineetrohsn.
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- Der merssnoe Gunntas Seripridl
bstteres uno frsrnrIihss Bett.r - leioer
lam man 'ttn5ufisen, bsnn Nesen wurpe
BON erSbsrsm 9lubsn isin. Dpd mas
Dem ginen pabt, ssfdlIt Dem Muosrn ntat.
Dtsjsnisen, weIhe oen Sonntas Naamit
am Gan peoso usrie5sn rpoaen, MIN ihen
sutss gHsttfr uno iar Wunich wiyo bof-
fentlid srfillt mereen. gBis sep66nltA
ftacst mcrasa @on,srtmuiif oalelbit ilatt
aubsrtsm Taost man etnas Nsuss Dor,
metrere &dbne, nis bsm publitum aMr
9srfaauna lleben.
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= @eneral Grant sebentt am erlten
Stunt nit benz Dampfer reitp Of Seeding"
in Gan 6rancisco ein5utrefen. Ser @nt=
pfunsss5umbus 1T AUDI bereits I'M belten
0auae.
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0aS neue Hapitcl betreHcne.

Der @ouYsrns ut foreert inter osm @e.
lsb, welAeS Den Bau sinss reuen Gapit ols
ssrprenst, su gaassutsa fur 9srmsHuns
ron 3.05O.000 oder Qanp auf. Das
9anp iol in 9eaausn p.rmeiltn wsrpsn
uno ,par In rem eountis6 Deaf Slni!s.
parmsr, Qalyo, eamb, Dailfy, 6odttp,
Dallam, bastlen COCHRAN unp OLDHAM.
81 IN sisisn Counties niAt senus 9are
,u Fnbsn, 10 lam es in trssps siaem Itsils
nss Staatts psrmsHsu msroen, NC nod
!Esiss lanb gu fiaben 1T. Sbsnssnannts
@oun!es flnp naturIih nod nidt prsanis
iirt. Die gsrmeGuns mue biz gum /.
ssptsmber 1880 ssidsbsn lsln. Damn
wiro eas eano psrtauft uno Der gau pss
8cpitels lam psr (Itt ssben. '7e
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Sn Sbsrmau puroe Sutius .wsein
grmorpuns Don Selepb Brenasr gum Sooe
perurtbeilt.
- 1sber tas bemuah, In Br.nbam
atsubaltenpe golisf.it fdrsitt bic eeetias
3etune: Die gorbereituussa fir oas
8elfsfslf sebsa eseetblih pormarts. IS
fIns bsrsit5 an frsimillisea Btitrdssa User
$500 sslammslt uno oes betesfsnDe gumite
bat feline arbsiten nod nidbt pollenset. Die
0erifsiseruns Der 8srtaufsbuOsn wabrsne
Der Dauer bes Jeitss, fano ain Wittlooh
ooriser g1che fatt. gerlaispsne 9sretns
baten iSre Stsilnabms ttsils nit resorirtsn
Wassn suseiast. ansere biefelts psnis.
asns in MaSiitat ssR,ut. aqe Mn3.ihen
bfutsn sarauf bin, oab tas bitsjabras
goltsfef, mas bic BEN publitum sstotsnfn
@tnn6e iewobl, ME aud bic aqssmsine
5sisr bstriffs, isins gorsln5sr in ben GOAT.
ten itsllen pirp.
- gm GOisitp ,yurts gD. Millsr Ii
fssnem 5aule burh sinsn Mann, Der it
anbfrtelt celfslbsn tefanp, eeidolen
gr erttslt cine pa5efatrliae Nuwos In
Nudsn.
= Sa Maica County Esl esn Wanr
MameaS GilGer in einen 8,unasH mi
esNsn @ratsn sr tslddIlist ~ar. Mat
batss iba stsn bsraufae,csen, neil ihm in
Yrannsn bic unreins 9ult gu er rtidsn prob
ts. Sben an9ssommen lputos srbenub!'
los unp itlr3te pisDsr bsruatsr, wobsi BIZ
sanse Scpfbaut our6 Die @tsias be
Maasr ttrea.ss asriHsn wurps. Ds
Waau lstt neG,
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Scr reue Msrebealenoer

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gusaben iber @an 9lntcnio aud cine
aus fiibrlihe @dhid,te Der @taot entbal>
ten es 'sirc 10 pclltoumen iein, DAP es
in teinem 5aule fehlen lplte.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-22
Stock of Cattle,
Ranch, and Beef Canning
Works for Sale.

Located on n navignble stream, about forty
miles from Indianoin, Texas.
Packing work. sold separate If desired.
There are about 10000 cattle in the stock,
with saddle horses, teams buildings. pastures
pens. lands, etc, TO handle the same to the
best advantage.
Range is well watered and grazing good
the entire year. A large number OF the cattle
originally In that section having been driven
to Kansas the grazing is now better than II
has becn for years before.
The beef canning works have all the ma
chinery for putting up canned beef, together
with boiler, engines; tanks and tools complete
for Strengthening and canning beeves.
Ii preferred, would sell the cattle in lots 10
suit purchasers, delivered in Kansas the com
Ing season.
For particulars. address.
WM. B. CRIMES
1921 Locust street,
mchlltf Kansas City, Mo.
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ALLAN LINE
GEO FREuND, Agent.

OCEIN MIL STEAMSHIPS,
Via Quebec. Via Baltimore.
PASSAGE-All classes between principal
points in Europe and America at lowest
rates. Accommodations UneQccHed. Three
weekly sailings each way. Z attn SSA,
intermediate $40. gold; Steerage. IS currency
Shortest sea route. superior ships. expert
enced officers. disciplined crews. Safety the
governing rule.
Emf0rdnt and Seerdgs Passengers through
to all points Mt special rates.
n. B.-Our agents ali over the west can give
same terms as oursel YES. Apply to
ALLAN q 20. Ge1'l Agents,
al-6m - LaSalle Street, Chicago.
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A FAIR SPECIMEN.

1 h.a been entirely bald for several ysars, oon-
s,i.u,ional, 1 suppose. I used a few bottles o.
Ka.hairou, and, to my great surprise, I have q thisk
growth of young hair.
COZ. JOHN L. DoRRANcE. U. 8. A.
In every important respect the Kathsiron Is ALSO
lu.sly incompatible. It Is unsquaisd
!. To Cure Daldness.
.. To ncstoro Gray Hair.
{. To Remove Dandruf.
4 To Drss. and Dssutify tbs Hair.
REAR IN nrIND.-Ths Kathairon Il no
sticky paste Of sulphur and sugsr-oflsad. to ps1s
and daub tho hair and paralyrs the brain. IL
a pure and iimpid vegetable lotion, intended ore
store tho hair by natural growth and reinvisor.aon.
III aplendidly perfumsd, md tho most dsnsntal
toilet dressing known. No lady's or gsnnsmAns
IN, outa.t d, comulsts without Lyons KAthstrons
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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corra,ponaence Wanted.

THE LEADER earnestly requests Its
friends in all parts of the country to
send in the news. Write often, give
US all the news and keep us posted in
all matters Of progress and develop
ment. When In the city our friends
are invited to call at this office and fur
nish us with any information they may
possess.
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Rates equitable and as low rs is consistent
with safety. lso agent for the Mutual Lie
and best company in The world.5 Rates 10 per
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Dispositions and Afidavits taken.
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