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QTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
~ sey-DistTict Court, Second District.
Jennie r. Richards We. Miles 4. Richards.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named defer

The State Of Minnesota to the above named defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
Office of the clerk of the District Court the city of st.
Paul Minnesota, and to serve copy Of your answert to
the said complaint on the subscriber, his Office in
st. Paul, Minnesota, within thirty days after the
service of this summons upon you, exclusive OF the
day of such service, and if you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the Court for the relief de.
manded in the complaint.
Dated st. Paul. May 8, 1879.
s. L. PIERCE, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Mav H.7u,Mon Se pa,,1 Kx;,,,,
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Henry Weisenberg fell from schooner at
Winneconne the other day and was drowned.
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MEETING or STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE.
81 EAST THIRD STREET,.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the st.
Paul Duluth Railroad Company will be held at the
office of the company, rs Jackson street, st. Paul on
Monday, June 10Th, 1879, at - O'Clock M, for the
election Of nine directors and the transaction of any
other business that may come before said meeting.
st. Paul, May 16, 1879.
12253 E. Q. sEWALL, Secretary.
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REAL EsTATE-1n tho City.

EOR SALE-300 lots, cheap and eligible, in differ
IL ent parts of the city, on payments to suit pur-
chasers who buy to build. d. A. ROBERTSON,
McQuillan Block s='sf1i 40.
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PAINTING, .8s
[sDAINTING-P. F. FITZ0IBBON, house and
I sign painting, No. 1877 Jackson street. 81
CONTRACTORS for railroads, and others wanting
" hands, can avoid the annoyance Ito themselves}
and be supplied at short notice, by Supplying to the
Northwestern Agency, corner Sixth and Robert SITS.
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WANTED

GMOKE "Hicks' Daisy cent cigar. Best in the
~ market. Try one. 1885
NlHE NORTHWESTERN AGENCY wants part
ner in an established business, with $500 or 900
capital. frst-class male cook. Girls for general
housewcrk in private families. Corner Sixth and
Robert. 142.
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SITUATIONS wANrED...Malea.1

SITUATIONis is earnestly desired by a young man
y acquainted with book keeping, clerking, tele-
graphing and the rules and forms used by business
mems printing is his forte. Can furnish best refer
ences Is temperate and can give satisfaction. Ad-
dress =. 81. TURNER, Faribault, MINI. 15l-153
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kel, this side Of j. 81. Brainerd's, with or Is
acres Of ground, on easy terms, by A. GOTHAM.
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MIANTED- Situation by young lady, in dry
wv goods or stationery store, as clerk. Has had
ample experience. Best references given. Address
e. s., this Office. 1O5*
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WTANTED-A situation by practical printer VIII
wv can give good recommendations. Address. G
A., GLOBE Office. mi.
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TAKEN UP, June 10th, 1879, by the undersigned,
II 2 stray mares, one . light sorrel and one dark
bay. Enquire at Pigs Eye railroad crossing.
150-55 Is NJ. MOSSANG.
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HORSES CARRIAGES, &c.

SyNTANTED-Buyer for the celebrated Emerson,
NV Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney Wabashaw
street, is sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country All Correspondence promptly answered,
and work fully warranted. A. J.. CREIGH,
1873. General Salesman.
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BOARDING

DOARDERS WANTED at HICKS Restaurant,
ID No. 81 Jackson street. Rates reasonable.
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In the Country,

EREsH HBUTTERMILK-Rece daily at HICKS,
i Restaurant, No 81 jackson street, Only s
cents glass. l49-5S
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a young lady, position as assist
w ant in dry goods or fancy store Address,
s.. G., GLOBE office. I12.
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IF YOU want something to do, call at Northwestern
j Agency, Sixth and Robert, and they win assist
You in procuring Il. $,;lz5Fs E3s-:g3 133. Il
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EsTRAY- Bay horse, black name and tail, little
II knee sprung, fiat footed. Marks of rope en- all
of his feet. Finder win please notify GLOBE of1ce
or Peter DauRherty, corner Minnehaha and Paine
streets, and obtain reward. 1884 a
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When the bills were sent to the Senate the
leading Republicans, who have the Presi-
Dental itch, saw through the bold game that
Secretary Sherman had played upon both the
Republicans and Democrats of the House,
and little storm was brewed, which, like
that of Elijah the Tishbite, at first was no
bigger than mans hand, but which grew in
proportions until it eliminated to-day in a
caucus; and a lively affair it was.
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LOST AND FOUND

d OOMS-Two furnished, pleasant front rooms, for
III gentlemen, with or without board. MRS.
TOUGHER, No. 18 Oak street. 1865
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TO RENT-Houses.

DOR RENT-The Three (3) Story Brick Building,
NO. 80 Sibley street, form Fly occupied by Miner
Mccarthy. Enquire Of BEAUPRE ALLEN /
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TO EXCHANGE.
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4 YOUNG MAN would like situation as clerk Of
II assistant book-keeper; college education, good
references, speaks French and English. Address J.
w. T., GLOBE Office. $50.
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FAKE THEM TO TIE COUNTRY.

Call at wOODHOUSE L PARHAM'S Beck and
Stationery Store and get Il supply Of CHOICE
READING. lhey!ayc lately received
MY DESIRE BY the author Of 50 The Wide, Wide
World" Sl.75.
A MERE ADyINTURER. 4 Novel. by EIzey
Hay. 75c.
CLARE AND BEBE,- A Novel. 6oc.
FILTERS, TATTERS, AND THE COUNSEL
LOR. A Story. l5c.
THE GHOST OF EEDBROoK. Novel. BY the
author of 1.-THE Odd Trump" 75c.
FAMOUS STORIES. First and Second Series.
Each $3.50.
A SOUTHERN WOMAN'S STORY. 75c,
Also. the FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY and
SEASIDE LIBRARY, reprints Of popular works,
complete, from 10c. up
ELEGANT STATIONERY, MEDIUM-QUALI-
1Y STATIONERY, at low prices.
ie7 WOODH0USE & PARHAM.
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Northern BligadierS."

We trust that the frequent references
made by northern journals and representa-
tiyes in Congress to the fact that the South
honors her distinguished soldiers by placing
them in civil positions OF trust and emolu-
ment viii, have the effect OF calling the at
tcntion OF the northern people TO their neg
lect OF their soldiers. 1t has often been
remarked that II the seats OF such men as
BLAINE. CHANDLER, and CoNKLING, were
filled by Federal soldiers, there would
be no trouble between the sections. 1t
is The men of the BLAINE type who keep
the country in trouble all the time. He has
Lad no more sense himself than to call the
attention OF the northern people to the fact
that large number OF southern "briga-
diers" are to be found in Congress; and
we would fain hope that the result may be
that his people will substitute for him q
brave and gallant Federal soldier
BLAINE, like old ZACH. CHANDLER, is
one OF the men so happily described
by Ben. HILL as "inyisi Bile in war, but
inyincibe in peace" Let the northern
I)SOplS CulICCI iulS N1OHS, anu CicSV w
Congress men who were invncible in war.
Nobody in this section would ever think OF
complaining if half the northern seats in
both houses Of Congress Tor ali Of them for
that matter) were occupied by gallant SOL
dicrS. we honor our soldiers, and we
would be glad TO have the northern peo'
pic follow SO good an example. Genera
SHERMAN and General JOE JOHNSTON. earnct
an Immortality OF fame when in 1850 tney
agreed upon theterms OF capitulallon which
the civilian STANTON rejected. Ii theii
treaty Of peace had been allowed to stand
and Ind been carried out in good faith, the
country would long ago have recovered from
the disasters or the war, and the people oil
all the Union would have been enjoying
peace and prosperity, and sectional discord
would have been bapished from the land.
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THE GREATEST CONCESSIONS IN PRICES
YET EXPERIENCED.

DOTTED MUSLINs ut 12H and 16Hc.:
DOTTED MUSLINS at 22c. heretofore sold at
BIG:
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 1870. heretofore sold
Mt CSC;
WRITE LINEN LAWN Mt 20 and csc. marked
down from 45 and Soc;
VICTORIA LAWNS at 8, 10. and l24c.: at l5c.
reduced from Gee; at 90 and Csc. heretofore
sold and SO and 40c.;
Full stock Of LINEN DE INDIA. BISHOPS
-. LAWNS, SWISS, FRENCH ORGANIZES,
FRENCH NAINSOOKS. MULLS. STRIPED
ORGANIZES, STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS,
and many other white goods that will be found
attrac I've and much below market value;
TARLATANS at 4 reduction of 35 per cent:
FRENCH CORDED MABeElLLES at 162lc. here
tofore old at &c.; the best quality imported II
soc. reduced from Soc;
500 pieces OF RIBBONS at Sreatly-reluccd prices;
32 sets Of REAL LACE CURTAINS from $50
&c. to $50 AZ fully one half their regular value;
PARASOLS At 75c. reduced from 1925; at 9Jc
relu,ed from $3.50: at s1.75 reduced from
1915; at So reduced from $3.50. je
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DEATHS.

DEAHaES.
Died, the 9Th. after short illness, at The resi-
dence Of his grandfather, p. Ii. Woods, MlCIiA FL,
only son of JohnJ. and the late Mary +. Cullen;
aged six months and twenty-five days.
/ Died. OF scarlet-fever, at 1880 A. n. Monday,
June 9Th, BESSIE. daughter or Charles and Anne
dia Spencer; aged twenty months and twenty-slx
days.
Funeral from her fathers residence, No. 81
north Twenty-ninth street. ut 10 O'Clock A. n. To-
DAY tTuesday), June 10Th.
Died, June 9Th, after an Illness of twenty-five
hours, OF choiera-!nfantunl, HOWARD LESION,
aged one year and len months, infant son Of John
NJ. and Mary L. FosSc,t.
His funeral took place from the residence of his
grandfather. William Orme, 525 north First street.
Monday afternoon at O'clock.
Died, Of scarleI fever. mt the residence of their
grandfather, r. f Chiidress, OH the 2Sth of MAY
and june 9th. EMMA PEARL, aged Two and a half
gears, and BERTHA DEASE. aged seventeen
months-only children OF William A. and Maria o.
ChiiGress. go. =
They were lovely and pleasant in their lives, and
In their death they were not dtviGed.n-u. Samuel,
l., 81. 49, a5 $50 1879 4 !
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IN reply to our question as to the conduct
OF the Republican party in repudiating and
warning against the DRED-ScoTT decision,
and what ought TO be expected OF the
GreenbacRers, the Baltimore american
says:
s. We have no objection at all II the
Greenback party pursues the course OF the
Republican party, and is content to obtain
its ends by constitutional amendments
For cool assurance that beats BsN. Bur
LgR's coolest speech. Slavery was abolished
by proclamation OF Mr.. LlNcoLN's in yio-
iation OF his oath OF Office, and the amend
ment recognizing emancipation was forced
upon the South by a despotic Congress
whist the South was in violation OF the
same Constitution refused representation in
Congress.
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RADICALIsM IN MAINE.-[From the Boston
Herald. II! Mr.. Blaine could spend week
travelling among the people whom hercpre-
Sents he would see the Dlundcr which is
being made. Beyond the active politicians.
not single soul in the State cares one straw
about "the threatened new rebellion" we
read OF. Such peurile trash has ceased to
brighten anybody, and the only feeling the
current abuse OF the South and her repre-
sentatives eXcites is one OF disgust that
able and intelligent men should think
taey can win votes by fostering the
spirit OF discord in the nation for their
own selfish ends. MIR. Blaine will find
this out before September. He should go
and talk to the common people and the old
soldiers. They could teach him many
things lie does net know. 1t is not yet 100
late for his party to realize the full! magni-
tude Of the impending danger, aud those
who do not want to see q New-England
State carried by an initiation, rag-money
party must be up and dnipg. Put "new
rally to put down the rebellion wort put
down the honest men who, though mis-
guided an misinstructed, are thoroughly
lin earnest, eager fora change, and hopeful
OF accomplishing it. The rag baby can't be
smothered with bloody shirt.
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Tie World says Of GEORGE ELloT's new
book. s.The Impressions Of Theophrastus
Such.'' that it must be considered Gas Sc
ries OF carefully finished studies OF the types
of human nature developed under the pres
sure OF the circumstances amid which the
writer has lived, observed, and thought
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Wedo not deem it necessary. to attempt
any vindication of Judge HUGHEs's reputa-
ton. We are confident that the Washing
ton Post used his name heterophemously
for that OF Judge RIvEs. This to our Al
bemarle correspondent.
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GILES AND PuLAsKi-The Pearisburg
Yirgin'an says:
."Jnst as sure as time lasts Giles and Pu-
laski's next representative in the LeSisla-
ture Of Virginia will be in favor, il the Is
sue is made. of the settlement Of the State
debt as agreed upon last winter"
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NEAT COHEN BROTHERS,

IMPORTED BLACK LACE BUNTlNGS ut 17.c.
heretofore sold at Soc:
MccOY,S ENGLISH LACE BUNTINGS at zoe
he, ctofcre sold ut 33c.: .
DRESS GOODS reduced from % to l6Sc.-all
Dress Goods reduced:
BLACK Hermann tall silk and wool) at &c. here
toforc sold 1T 75c.;
MEXICAN MESH tail six and WOODY ut so per
cent. under value:
BHOCADE GRENADINES at u reduction;
10 pieces GRENADINES al &c. a yard heretofore
sod at 1876:
LUPIN.S SATIN.S STRIPE GRENAD1NE at 81 40
heretofore sold at 81 90;
The largest and finest stock Of MOURNING
GOODS ever offered in this city at fully % per
cent. reduction from former prices. &c
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We are pressed for room just now. Do
not imagine that your article has been
thrown into the waste-basket, though 1t
may have been.) Some communications
keep well. We have several such on hand.
We hope to be able TO publish them soon.
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The Cincinnati Commercial naiyely saws
that General EwING will, Of course, resign
his seat In Congress and givssome one else a
chance. But we can tell the Commercial a
story worth two likeits. General EWING said
in recent interview that be would not have
TO resign ia order to run for Governor, and
added that II he was elected Governor his
district would be safe for the Democrats at
the special election, and II he was not
elected Governor he would continue in Con-
gress. & 1880
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JIMMY O'EEIEN, OF New York, inter-
viewed by the Washington Post, says that
TJLpEN can't carry New York even in the
National Convention; that no New York
Democrat can carry New York in the cleo
ton, but that HENDRICKS, BAYARD, orTHUR-
Wax could
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the hard-money men have no occasion 10
fear EwING that GRANT will be3the Repub-
llcan nominee, and that T'iLDENswill not be
the Democratic.
1t is hardly TOO much to say that b'lt Tor
this one man DoRsHE'MgR Mr.. TLpES
would not have been nominated In 1876.
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S0-GEST STORE.
A T THE 80 CENT STORE.

Tee entire stock OF ClIILDEEE'S CARRIAGES
reduced TO prime New York cost. One or two
are slightly I'M ur, d. but they The bargains Of
the season.
| have received this week
Bargains in P!ARASOLS and UMBRELLAS:
FRENCH CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS, $50
per set
An sizes R-SPRINELERS
Full line BIRD-CAGES Of all grades. both Brass
and Painted;
WATER COOLERS, ICE-TONGS, ICEPlCkS
and CRUSHERS, &C.;
LUNCH-BASkETS. RUSTIC BASKETS. RUSTIC
STANDS, FLOWER BASKETS, &c. SC;
GLASS GOBLETS-Engrayed,P Plain, Figured, and
Common.
NEW GOODS FOR THE SCENT COUNTER
bv every steamer.
Catalogues mailed free. W. a. STEVENS,
my31 sos Broad street.
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sPEcEsG NspTFea.s
nj NOW FOR CHEAP GOODS.
A LARGE STOCK.
from which You can make your selection :. ut
EyTHEAiELY-tDW PRICES

- psa
LINEN BATISTE ut 12Hc. worth 1Gac. per yard
s e Il i TO- and and Per per- Yard Yard:
LINEN sUfTINGS, yard wide, at 16tSs 90, and
I @ i is 80 g. s s"d s5s
WHITE SoFT-FINrsHED cAMBRIos ut ga, 10.
sFlTRRED MUSLIN at lGasc. per yard worth 35c.: :
GRASS CLOTHS, in all shades ut SIC. per yard
CALlGGisS IN great variety at and exc. per yard;
BhA ANrs AL hdAS cf buNTfNG GknN
d. NES, and other DRESS GOODS. at the lowest
CRAsH-all pure lnen-at $3.50 for piece of 40
CURTAIN MuS,LiNs 1T s1.2o for piece of IL
FLANNELs in all qualities a. old prices. though
G GH2ToT Ean Fl e Sat s & Y To i9 and 1876
HASlMGCKs and DEMONSTRATIONS just the
LINEN DRILLINGs at 29s. 1Gss. 20, and CSC. per
L1NEX , S! y 2Ay"rds vide, at 81 per yard
P1LLoW.cAsE LINEN, II ynrds.sv,dc. at 5oc
cas t6EokEn G6VESRY PEE 5Sc
piece Of u yards worth 81:
DAISY EUtFLlNG Al csc. for piece Of IL yards
roR MHfIn S' Ef'6G1NGs and INsErT1SGs in great
AM siESy f2 9bd e $SS ef in great
VANITY. We show over 200 patterns, and sell
them II very low prices.
WOHSTEU and SILK PRINCES, PEARL. IVO-
RY. GILT. STEEL. SILVEEED, and other
styles Of BUTTONS. ut low nrices:
PURE LINEN SHIRT BO&OMS at Sc. worth 3jc.:
LAP-RGHES ut 7Jc., 81, S1.2J, and $l.50-a large
assortment to select from:
WHITE and COLORED CORSETS from 19c TO So
rair:
sH0ULDER-BRAcEs of the best quality at 81
LACE POINTS and LACE sACQUES at less than
half price. NOW Is the time to purchase 4 geru-
Inc LLAMA POINT NJ half value.
4 large job lot Of STOCKINGS for ladies and chill
drcn al 10, l2b and l5c. Il pair, some OF which
are worth Csc:
Baryains In TURKEY RED DLEDhAIASK.
BLEACHED and UNBLEACllED TABLE
DAMASk, DOlLlES, NAPKINS, and TOW
ELS.
Particular attention Is called to our SPECIAL
BARGAlN COUNTER. LEVY BROTHERS,,
ie3 1917 amt 1919 Main street.
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Mcssrs. WEST. JOHNSTON & Co. have sent
us i" Impressions Of Iheophras'ss SHch,'
by GEORGE ELIOT. 1t is No. 81 Of the
Franklin-squarc Library OF Messrs. HARPER
4 BROTHERS, New York.
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The New York Times and some other
northern papers seem to have found out
that there is no political capital to be made
by waving the bloody shirt.
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GJ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE PUR-
CHASED the entire stock OF MATING of New
York commission house and are ready to offer these
goods in large or small quantities at entirely new
prices. They comprise every variety Of WHITE
and FANCY les
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Judge Raymond, Of this place, is being
spoken OF as our next United States sena.
tor. He would take rank with Bayard and
Thurman.-tairmont (WesD VaYiaaian.
lAnother Confederate soIder.l s,~.
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DENTISTS.

~ W. JONES, g.
VI. DENTIST. GnC
having moved his office TO that large and ELEGANT
residence Franklin street. No. s07, between
Eighth and Ninth, with every convenience and ap-
piance for the comfort Of his PATIENTS with twen-
ty-hye years experience. and PRICES REDUCED,
viii perform all operations gently and carefully for
all such rs desire his professional services.
ap5.3m
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GATHn has interviewed our friend
land Judge MrHgDITH's) DoRsHEIaER He
says that he U.s. for EaIsG for Governor.
notwithstanding their contest at st. Louis
tlias the currency question is settled; that
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1t is said. that many Democratic Germans
in Ohio will bolt the ticket because EWING
is Greenbacker.
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Spring GOODS.
y
COURTNEY & POWELL
have now in store i complete assortment "i
SpRiNl; GOODS,

SPRING GOODS,
10 which they invite Tie attention c: ;t'e public.
CASSIMaRES for man AN! boy from 21c. i" So
BLACK CASHMERES from zee. TO SID PEI
yard;
BLACK TAMISE from 5Or. 20 81 per f1r';
RACK lIENHIETrA from IL 10 $50 per yard
BLACK MUUSiIN;
EuNTISGS. all shades and qualities;
LINENS OF all kinds:
! harr,in in BaEACIIED TAELE-DAMASh q!
50c.;
Largest stock Of HOSIERY IN tie city;
UNDERWEAR, tor ladies. men, aGd children;
pAEASOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK and LACE TIES;
beautiful SHETLAND SIAWL~;
Full stock OF DOMESTlCS,
and many other desirable goods.
We guarantee prices I" be rs lowa' any III IN:
market. 429 BROAD STREET,
rlh 2G-3m between Fourth ana Film.
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Mrs. Henry Ward Beecber has written 4
book warmly in favor OF emigration to
Florida.
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,
RI1EAnSp 1n,h limo 1910

CITY AUDITORS OFFIcE,}
II. RIcHboND, l0ih June. 1879. : I
ITO BONDHOLDERS.-T TRANS
l. FER. OF The BONDED DIETS OF
THE. CITY OF RICHMOND win be CLOSED on
the 10Th INSTANT md RE0PENED on the
1STsDAY OF Y NEXT. F,s..l go sti. D.
I ,saq..s 40, IS !; 1, j. n. ROYsTER.
Il je 10-10t .s 4 Asiditor,
pILL-HEADS, $3.50 to So per ream, OF
ID the DISPATCH PRINTING-H0U SE.
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MaErINERY.

NEW GOODS RECEIVED a8s
IN DaILY-siILLINERY GOODS AT %SEssssS
Observation-Disclosures bargains to be had-GMeSSo
In Straws, Leghorns, and Chips. Flowers very cheap
Trimmed Goods lower than ever before Grape
Wells and Mourning Goods speclaIly: LOOK ~ our
bafgafns in Straw Hals-new and stylish shapes al
is, go, 90, and Acc. Large stock and low nrices at
Mns, 4. HUTZLER'S.
my21 $50 Broad street
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Dry s:ksse5s"..
500 WORTH OF
E,OR TIE COMMANDMENTS.

Just received. new and desirable lot of GOODS,
which will b. sold ut EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
BRETnENE. TnRCftON, and PATENT LAC ::
FANCY RIBBONS cheaper than ever before:
SILK and LACE TIES BOWS. &C.;
FN%CY and PLAIN UOSIEEI-fnii line;
SILK IiNDk EHt 'HlEFS:
A he,lliiiul line OF FANS-paIn, fcathcre1, Sc:
LACE and Isle MITTS and GLOVES, for ladies
and children:
in this city ut prices within The mean" OF all
Pins. Ear. Ring Chains. TOckcts. 'ccct$. &c
Call and see some of lie m,nN BARGAINS IN be
had III HCIILEE BRuTtlt.RS,
lei I2J !5rOad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-10
NJ AT COHEN BROTHERS.

Nj AT COHEN BROTHERS.
l,JOe DOZEN LISLE-THREAD CLOVIS.
GLOVES at / o ana 1870 for two-hutton; l6 and
zoe. for four-bu,ton;
The ELASTIC-TOP GLOVE at 25 and 35c.;
LACE-TOP in full variety:
Ladies' KID and DUCK DRlEING-GLOFES;
Also. Il large stock of KID GLOVES;
500 pieces Of TORCHON LACES at 4 great rcduc-
ton;
$50 pieces OF DRETONNE LACES;
rs pieces of BLACK FRENCH LACES;
Also, large stock of REAL LACES;
Very extensive stock of FANS.
See the great reductions. JED
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T EEI HENTEH.
IL G27 BROAD STREET.

We have Il few more special bargains III DIZZY
GOODS 10 OTTER. %uch - Fancy Lawns. Starring CaS-
rcrcs for BOYS wear. ErCw nj. nun Sut'lngS an''
many other art,rI,t0 c,.s, ont Ia max" room for
orr Few stock. COMPRISING Lf1tcs' and Children :
Cndrrwcar. Infants Lace, Caps, P!quc Eonnct>.
SicsIllrs, DRESSES. &c.
4 iii line Of nrw.s,y'c Ties, Gloves. lIanak"r-
chiefs, Hosiery. aIih i.act>. such q ioich"ii
La and Ir<,.r:imtS. lrc'"nre Lace t"hiie anu
black) In all w:d.hs, Patent l.aces III every
wirlrn very cheap:
White Goods a specially. in Swiss. Victoria Lawn
Linen Lawns. Coldcd and Figured plgic :
Striped aud rlaid NainscOkS and OGg.inIIc :
Spaiglcd Tar'ataus. White and Colorc'l Tar
ycnIrrs at reduced prices ElacS and White
Sc. :lil cUloi> nj Toe.
Infants Sacquc, made - order.
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