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GIenn'S Sulphur SOAP

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-01

Tho only combination - ths
true Jamaica Ginger with
chOico Arpmatirs aud IrHurh
Brandy. for Chol'm. thol'm
MOfbus. Cramps and raius,
DiArroIa aud DyseutAfy D}f-
peI~iA, flatGl'noy. Want ~
Tone and Activity boz the
stomach and BoW'ls, AMI
avoiding the dangers ~
Change ~ Water. FODsl AMI
Climate.
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U1GuwAYMES OF DEADwooD.-[Fort Rob
insou dispatch to the Chicago TmeS.l-At
noon yesterday, while party or Irc'ghters,
consisting OF six men, with their teams
heavily loaded with machinery for the mines
in Deadwood, were cndcavoring to OYER
come he difficult ascent OF B:eaE-Ncck hill,
they were suddenly beset bya band OF high
wavmen who infcst the sidney.Sta"c road.
The unSuSpecling ireightcrs were ordered
to halt and hod up their HANDS, and bv the
eloquent persuasion Of Smith ~ hesson
seyeD-shooter in tine hands OF each rob-
Der, and thinking discretion the better part
OF valor they politely complied with his re-
quest. The tcamSters were placed under
guard OF two OK the robbers, while tue
others prucer dcd to the work OF piIia@e.
After ranSacking the wagons, takiE" every
article OF value, they compelled the wagon
ers to hand over their money. watches. ana
part OF their clothing. The h'sn"a!ineh
having satisfied their thteying propch:itieS,
mounted their horses and rode r"pia'y OH
in northwcsterly direction.
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.,.I,pErERsBIrRG.

= -
nr,ru r = II pro INVENT PHySICrAS---CoLOREtD
s.nasTH.srHoo1. STATISTICS SAB 7 H.si
snunnf. 81 CoNYEaTf0 N--ACC DEsT--DEaTHs'
IxruesrERFIELD COUSTY-sANFTARY--A MAT
TERs-RELIdroUs PERSONALS.
de nee or Tie Rfchmond DispatchJ
~; VI j uI.Y.7, > 1S79.-e-
= Dir. Joseph w. Smith. whose Illness mas
been mentioned in this correspondence. dled
J,st night at his residence, on Old street.
His illness was a very protracted ana q very
5nainft,I one, aud the wonder is that ais sys-
ten, was enabled for so long time to STAND
what he suffered. Dr. Smith was aDoSt hfiy
Years of age, and was one OF olir most ski
f,1l ntysicinrls and respected citizens. he
had.for alon. while, been q sufferer from
white swelling, and for tue past Two VI tnrcc
years had been unable to attend TO any prac.
rice. He leaves d widow and two children.
His funeral took place this afternoon from
Grace tEpiseopal} church,, OF which ne was
\ member, and was veryllargely attended.
THE Sabbath schools OF the three coiored
Hantist churches of this city have organized
n union. and meet regularly III one or the
other OF the churches on the first Sabbath IN
each month. Addresses, singing, recl1a-
tiops, and reports. constitute the exercises.
and crowded audiences attend the meetings..
From the reports submitted at the mee'ih@
Yesterday afternoon the following statistics
as to the organization Of the union are gatn.
cred: Number OF scholars, 1000; NUMBER
OF teachers, 50; volumes IN the libraries,
], 43l; papers taken. 96. -
/, The next annual session OF the virginia
Baptist State Sabbath-Schooi Convention
(coloredD will be held in the cry OF NOT
folk, commencing on, Thursday OF THIS
week. Quite a large delegation Will attend
from this city. s5%l1.' .1,l.'
Patrick Wells, aged between elSht ana
nine years, while running and playing Oh
| Old street yesterday afternoon, fell upon
tie pavement and broke one OF his legs.
ar. John Norris, wel-known and
esteemed citizen of Chesterfield county. re-
siding at Swiit-Creek village, died very
suddenly OF apoplexy yesterday afternoon,
the result Of blow received several years
aro. About the same time Mrs. William
Sadlcr, 4 resident of the same village, died
after brief Illness.
The new.y-cected Board Of Health OF
this CITY met this morning and Organized
for work. The Board has been very active
since last summer in abating all nulsances
brought to their notice, and in giving strict
personal attention to the Improvement OF
the sanitary condition Of The city. They
have done good work in this respect. and
operations will be carried on rs actively this
year as heretofore.
No rain yet Crops Of all kinds are need
ing it very badIy. In several OF the
churches yesterday prayers were offered Tor
rain.
Rev. DR.. d. r. Winirce, OF Manchester.
D, cached 1T the First Baptist church in this
CITY Yesterday morning and last night.
The rectors OF all three ri the Episcopal
churches here will leave during the coming
week for summer vacation, ana the pas.
tors OF some OF the other churches VIII
probably have the same privilege extended
10 them. ROBIN ApAlk.
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THE MoFFETr REGfsTBB.-The new law
in our city appears to he working with
great success. The. returns for the month
Just closed are decidedly larger than under
the old law, and that too with less registers
in operation and 4 diminution OF the tax
amounting 10 two 6fths. .t,,.
The Iiquor-dealers appear now to be
making thorough returns OF their. sales,
and il this rule is kept up they will have
no further difficulty in the prosecution OF
their legitimate business. ,-..-...
This is the course we advised 1T first.
Had our advice been followed instead OF
that OF persons who live upon the mischief
they can inflct on the community at large,
and individuals particularly, all would have
been well.
The liquor-dealers have now put them
selves upon legal grounds, and. as laW-aol-
ding citizens, ale ehtItcd to all the rights
and privileges under the law.
We make this announcement with plea
sure, and shall be olad to chronicle the con-
tinuance Of such state OF things rs have IN
duccd this comment. ALPS well that cnGa
wel!.-Nortolk Ledyer.
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DANVILLE.
rcorrcspcnGcrce of the Richmond DisDa!ch.l
Jt., 1870

rCorrespcnGerce OF the Richmond DsDa.chl
July :, 1879.
| have authority for saying that the meet
inc OF The rairoad-men here Oh the 4tl was
not formal and official. There was only, as
| am told. talk over railroad matters, and
nothing was specially decided upon. Ii Is
not to be disguised, however, that the poo
pie of Danvile will be disappointed beyond
expression il the deE0ts, or the depot, OF
the roads which are TO be run out west
wardly from here should not be located on
the south side OF the river.
The Grays returned from Winston (not
Wilson-my slip highly delighted. Pro-
cessions OF soldiers and moving tabIeaux,
speeches, feasting, association with other
military companies, and burlesque dolnSs-
these, they say, were only part OF the
sources of enjoyment offered to them.
Mr. J. r. Stovall has returned to the city
after Il soiourn OF about twelve months in
Europe. He was congratulated by many
people on Saturday on his return in health
to his o.f home and "the land OF English
speaking people"
Captain J. G.. Luck, since he Is deputy
marshal, does not accept the appointment TO
the magistlacy, and Mr.. W. Fl. Grasswhitt
has been appointed, and has entered upon
the duties OF the office.
Roy. s. F. Chapman, OF Alexandria,
preached at the Baptist church Yesterday
morning and evening. There were no SER
vices at the Presbyterian church. The sew
vices of the Episcopal church were held IL
the Danyile Female Academy building.
The article in the Dispatch OF the. An
called forth by the report vi the sales OF the
tobacco OF those colored men in Louisa
county has excited great satisfaction
amongst men OF the trade here. The To-
bscco Association has once, and 1hlnk
more than once, published resolutions eX-
nrcssing substantially what you have sci
forth 40 we'll in the last paragraph OF that
article. It is well known here ;hat when
The warcbOuSemen announce that the to-
bacco OF certain planters will be offered for
sale on certain day there is q rally OF the
buycrs ut the time and place named, be-
cause those planters have reputation for
making good tobacco. \ distinguished
citizen, speaking on this subject, says that
the planters and farmers would do better to
select good land and till that well, and leave
the remainder for the wild turkeys and the
foxes, and for second JOHN Smith, than 20
hire hands aud buy Suano and teams, and
make only such tobacco rs the West can
make at the rate OF two pounds to our one,
without gllanO and with cheap teams and
cheap labor.
The ply. cians report 3irs. Grastf rs bet
ter this morning, and Mr.. GTasty as getting
along as we'll as could ne expected. Mr..
Grasty recognizes persons when his attcn-
ton is called to them. ALPHA.
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TALMAGE IN iONDoH.-LOndon, July g.
The Rev. Dr.. r. De Witt Talmlge preached
ut Agricultural Hall this afternoon to TWO
congregations OF twenty thousand people
each. Thousands upon thousands OF per
SONS throngcd the streets lending to the hall
Tor miles, almost bockading the passage OF
vehicles and pedestrians. Many people were
crushed and DR.. Talmage'S carriage was al
most demolished by the crush OF the great
crowd, every individual in which was anX-
ious to see the distinguished American
preacher. His presence here is creating a
Juror through Great Britain. The pres
comments deal with him daily from various
points Of view is preacher or lecturer, but
all admit his power and originality.
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The Fourti, ssl Charlotte County.
rresponaence OF the Richmond Dtspatch.y


kELEYyIILE. July 5. 1879
Yesterday was grand day here. Under
the auspices Of the Irish Catholic Colony.
and with the cooperation OF the cillzcaS OF
the county. Il Fourth of-Juiy celebration &C.
CURED. The place was "aily deckcd with
flags OF Ireland and the United States. An
elegant collation. was given 10 the invited
guest. at O'Clock Al 3 O'Clock, in 4 de-
/ lirhtful grove, where there WAS erected a
stand. around which were assembled about
six hundred people OF both sexes from the
surrounding country, the exercises COM
| menccd.
After the reading OF the Declaration OF
Independence by the editor Of the KeleyS-
vile Jownut and an Irish song by Mr..
Reilry.- the Hon. 4. N. Kelley, Of Rich
mOnd, the president Of the l. c. Is. Union,
| and in whose honor the place was named,
was introduced as the orator OF The day.
His speech was complete triumph in ora
tory, gemmed with beautiful sentiments,
and polished and eloquent in style and de-
livery. 1t Is cl.iom, il ever, such IN op-
portunity is offered the people here to listen
1 to such finished orator.
After he had concluded, Mr.. Thomas +.
Harmon, president OF the colony, called
upon Captain Thomas D. JchrcsS, OF Neck
lenburg. He promptly appeared. and COM
menced by saying that III classic history it
was related Of an intrepid soldier, who.
familiar with the reverSes and triamplIs of
his country, refused 10 speak OF battle in
the presence OF Hannibal, and it would be
presumption in bin to attempt IN address
in the presence Of Kelley, the orator. He
then entertained the crowd in a brief
but chaste and appropriate speech
! extending cordial welcome to as
industrious, entcrprising. law-abiding set
tiers from whatever cline, WHO wish
ed to make their home here and de
velcp the resources Of the country in va
rious Industrial pursuits. His speech Wa
1 weIi-timed aud elicitcd great applause Iron
i thelvast audience
After the speeches dancing and o,he
anusements were Iinduiged in.
Keileyviile Is n success, and the. colonist
tmayfR ell be prondto their celebration.
- .-,,,. ~. 49, ttB. NJ.
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W6,T CASrIDATE TILDES TH1NKS.-San-
mel !. ridden, in declining Fourth-nf-JuIv
invItation from Il New Jersey Democratic
club. said: "There was never III occasion
where it seemed more necessary 10 revive
the spirit and principles OF Tie fathers OF the
repubIic-thc sacred principles OF the gov
ernment OF the people, for the people, by
the people; OF popular elections. guarded
alike against the corruptinS influences OF
official patronage and the intimidations OF
military force; OF the >anctity Of the ballot,
AS well IN the counting us in the casting OF
il, and without which the ballot-boX is Il
sham and republican government a dcll-
s;nn -
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Texas.

Mr.. T. v. SMALLEY writes from Texas to
the New York Tribune: -
=. Herr present population is generally es-
timaied by her. own people at 100000, but
shall be surprised il the census OF 1880
shows as many as l.500,0 00." ~
The population Of Texas in 1870 was S18,-
579.3 Even taking the prejudiced sMALLEY's
estimate, she will have gained by 1880 esq.,
900; whilst Nebraska has gained about half
as much Nebraska over which all Yankee
dom, including the Cincinnati Commercial,
Is Boosting.
But we merely wished to call the Com.
rsercidps attention TO the above figures.
Then let it remember that Arkansas has
grown in like manner. and Virginia and all
the rest more. relatively, than any State cas-.
OF the Ohio river. and own up that the solid
South will be stronger In Congress after
1880 than now if Justice shall be meted out
to her. WI 81. s 3, "a !! "a #
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TWELVE Hours Is TEEE-T0P.- [From
the Norton CEansas) .1drance. Last
night during the storm two men
were camped in their wagon, about mile
east OF Logan, on the Solomon, AID were
awakened during the night by what they
supposed to be the rain leskIng into the
wagon. On moving about the wagon began
tn float away. but lodged against Il large
tree, which tho men Skinned up OH short
notice. The wagon and its contents tloatcd
down the river, leaving tic men in the tree,
where they stayed about twelve hours, ln-
til rescued with ropes on Friday.
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: STATE ELECTIONS THIS YEAR.-Thc first
State election this year will be that OF Ken
tuckv, on August 4Ih. The others come in
order as follows: California, September 3D..
State and judicial officers, four congress
men, and Legislature; Maine, September
Sth,. State officers and Legislature; Ohio
ant" iowa, October It'll, State officers in part
and Legislature; Maryland. Massachusetts,
Minnesota, Mississippi, New; Jersey, Ne"
York. Pennsylvania, Virginia, aud Niscon-
sin, November Sd, Governors are elected IN
all the. States named, except Mississippi,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Baltimore american.
mo, sir. None to elect in Virginia.
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1t tranSpircs that the mental health OF
Archbishop Purcell is not bad. He Is ri IL"
Sacred Heart, near Albany. and is in every
respect well. DR.. Heck, OF Cincinnati, re-
Gently took DIR. Pabi-h. II Mount 1t. H"ly :
Seminary, TO Mount Hope Retreat, near
Baltimore. and DR.. Pabi>h WAS mistaken for
the Archbishop, hence the rumors men
toned.
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MoFRETT REaIsTER.--The receipts from
the Moffett Register IN this county for the
month OF J,ine amounted TO SlS5.90--tin IN
crease Of 1861 over the returns for the
month Of May. Lfampto Monitor.
So at Norfolk; so at Danyille; and, let ns
trust, soseyeryHbeTe it will be soon.
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IA Pleasant Note from Mr. Harbour.
IoSIA,?L LOUISA COUNTY, YA..y
-. 800 49,. .1.. Eel, 1910 -

July D. 1907 J
Editors Dispdtchs This lnalady (Which
Juas. not held to be very srieYons Under its
Latin appeiIatfon OF "topsus Anguos."
Of oi ss oefsS 3 afa t
and YOU are its fatest victims. for " Yon
knew well enough" that [ ascribed the
i"dictun. y to Mary, Queen Of Scots; bnt
your pen called the . other" (heteros)
name OF Elizabeth. Let us get back to the
good old simple phrase OF "tapsas lin
quos," and the turgidity and humidity OF
our styles will rapidly snbside.
Kindly yours, p. JOHNSON BARBOUR.
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He said that the Republicans feel that-tbpy
have Loaf greatly biz me session. and that
their: bloody.sbirt efforts hive tailed 10 SUI
M sectionaEhatred as they lad anticipated.
Hc agreed with me that they bad actuaiiy
lost more by their d Yocacy OF the continue
ton OF the otrininet monopoly than they
gained by anything done TO our disauYau-
.tage during the session. Senator @Ransom:
in conclusion. declared with emphasis tnat
IL was impossible 10 oyer-estfmate ING liil,
portance OF having called the atlentlon "
the whole country 10 the. outrages ana 10.
Justice committed by The, use OF troops ~ Tue
polls and the use OF deputy marshals 10 coh-i
troll elections In the cities. The people now.
by reason OF the debates OF the extra ses..
sion, understand these issues IN all Of tpeii
enormity, and viii! be prepared to vote on
them In 1880. ITS,
WHAT NR. ALFRIESD SAID.
After leaving Senator Ransom encouh,
tered Frank Alfriend on the avenue, anu
remarked that some of the papers were CIV <, !.
ing him Us authority for the Statement tna'
Mr.. Tildeb did not cxnctly thlnk tue De 'm
ocrats would win in New York TINS laii.
:. Why.,, said be.,"it3is ALA mistake; Tor
in mr. interview with Mr.. Tiidea. TO- Wll'ch
allnsion has been made, he distinctly sald
that the Democrats would carry the Empire
State; and, more than that, he expresses y
the greatest interest in the result: ne also
took occasion TO ,rem1: X how soltcltous ne
was for the success OF Ewing in ONO. De-
cause be wanted the Democrats to triumph
wherever they were making tight against
the Republicans" asked az TO the neailh
OF the gentleman whose seat Mr. Hayes oc !.
cupies.I and MIR. Alfriend, In reply. sald u
seemed tirst-rate. "Wby, be- can eat more !,
lunch and enjoy it more thun you can. !,
Mott" said I, iii the lunch CONSISTS o, y,
soft crabs, and somebody. else pays Tor, IT,.
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s5E.ta'EtS.

Died. ~ Stauuon. Va, on 9Th instant. ALICE
HATHAWAY infant daughter Of Isaac ard liclt n
T Davenport. Of this ci!y.
Died! 1t he residence Of Ecr parents. Oh May"'S
I.Iaud. sunday morning 1T twenty minutes 10 J
o'clock. LILA BLANCHE, twin aITch:rr OF j..
". aui Eva Craig: aged three years. three lnoHt:s
AID sixteen days.
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s-57a iiETZLER BROTHERS,

go BROAD II E;-!.i,
are in receipt OF another in'".c" .. ;'"''' 'H'''F
than ever. ........ ,.,.,.. ...,,
LESrIf.sNtS-tt loser rri"'- ban ''1i .'-
fire S,cn IN III, cifv. i.0uh ~ tl.ttu
COZ !y-rL ATED EWELEl. mhrh ~ 81! =,
no, 10 ;aIuj>h-:. acnGi!uI lin" a:r'l a!st'tt.. De-
inriy ioY prices. noa': ;ii =" '""s "t
Also IAN and extremely leap ,;"rE"! ~ rh'' =
SILKS. SATlN~. FIJI >t,r~ III Iii'EN
GLOVES. HOSIERY. llt>i,Ht - ~ ~ :,
CuR~ETS. &c. ! >u'"i!lty 81 i;AtGr : '''''
CHiLDHEN'> MEElND Nl,tEN ~. -.
mi +. solicited UIIXLEk I;i,r Ii!:i:".
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FURNITURE.

PECIAL NOTICE--LARGEA
CSTOCk On EASY TERMS OF PaY-A,
MENTS. ATLUW PRICES, fuR THE MKT hi,
desire to purchase FURNIrERE, or any kind to
our large au3 select siock, siosi or which, " ing
bought for sh are prerard TO "Ers grca' eli ln
ducements than otherwise both 10 terms ana
prices. We have so,ue tine PARE OR AND GA M
BAR SUITS which We will co e onl Ut = saeIiESs.
Full line Of cheap WALNUT ASu PJPL AR FUR
SITUkE. E. GATHEtriliT Z SON,
2-3m ~. Is Goszrnornor Street
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!. The New. York Herald advocates the re-
movar OF the Federal capital to New York
city. Second the molten.
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n-5- GRANVILLE tAN FIND
TRUNKS, SATCIlELS. l. l. Nt II IA Is T. :.
SHAWL STRAPS. THCEk.SrEhp>. LINEN
BUSTERS for ladies, LINEN IL~TtE r"d
LINEN DRESSES, at LEVY hErIll@E~.
(ie25
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r-7?. TORCHON. BRErpNNE. w
IETtIFNEES. DUCHESS. POINT. ct iii ~,
TIlREAE, DRiBAET. atG other I.NrE>.r
r. tx LEVY BHOIlltE~,
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III LINEN pHlLLlNG>. LiAh\
DICKS TEEEDS CkSSlMFRE>. CLOTHS. ali
COTTUNADEs. at LEVY Bl:pliith,'
jr ~
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SpECrACLEs. EYE.GLASSES- &c.

ITO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .el-9Ga.
e 4Ss11 FOR csc. So ~
call ut 1904 Main street and get u pair or sPkCfA-
Giles or EYEGLASSES. 4 large assortment OF
superior quality ALWAYS on rand. frtces froW 2oc.
upwards. Sktlfuly adiusted tothe eye by y
w. II. COWAkDIS,
NH aa.bm 1904 MBiu street.
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~" OUR SPEClAL-BAEGAIN rutN-
TER has II articles from :! ~ - cents.
Every article on il m:.rkc'! In t,iin figures.
je % LEVY EEpINtE>.
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1T MACHlNE-NEEDLLS ut - cent, .,r
Il paper of ten needles;
MACHINE OIL thrcc-0uIIcc hn,ils-a' ln"U'..
az fi"2JI LEVY BEuTHrl;>.
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Mr.. Edison has learned that platinum Is
abundant In the United States.
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IL GRENADINES
GRENADINES.
GRENADINES can he lad at De-. f.r. 70.
lUc., and 2':c. per yard At
LEVY E"rriii~.
LLAMA LACt: $iIA"Ls y; half t.':-'-..~.
Il. -
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III. YOU CAN BUY y rlE' i. Vi'
CERTAIN MUSLIN. twc;v" yard. f.. :l.-o..,
LEVY GlpTlIEE>..
Buy a CHEAP LLAMA L. T. >HtWl-. 80
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fJ;" KEEP COOL. KEEP cool, -
SHIRTS. LiSLE-IIIREAD &nI BALBElrGtN
SOCKS at LEVY BROTHERS.
Look N our I.LAiIA LACE Sl!AWLS. 49,
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MEETINGS.


MASONIC NOTICE.--The men, Il
lf1 bers OF II. JOHNS LODGE, No. 80, &I
A. F. an, NJ. arc reuur, ted 70 attend ~
stated nlaiin. AT 81. Adams Hall THIS ifneSdaNl
EVENING IL : O'Clock. Az Master M:sunS IN Sro';
standing are f.a,crHay imvittd: hy order he
". VI. Al1EH Mo'itE.
secretary.
Jrly & A. T. $3.50, 4. D. 1879. j. sits
OFFICE or RICHMOND PERPETUAL BC1LDlSG,l
LOAN. AID TRUST COMPANY.
No ELEVENTH STREET.
RICHMOND, VA. July S, 1879 J
NTOTIEE.-DUES FOR THE MONTH
IL OF July wrli lie received II the Office Or he
company from \ Milo s =. NJ. TODAY. Unlcss
Dlid lh nc, Is PFC c!0c,i by Jaw. viii be strictly
enforced. WILLIAM LOFENSIElS.
--'..l..'. Cashier.
NEW SHARES c;.n be hal on application al The
Office. y Sit
NUTlCE.-The CH OR u s OF THE
~ RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION VIII
meet ut sHnger Halle on THIS (fucsGYl EVE
MING, the 9Th Instant, at S4 O'clock as me Mozart
hail IS engaged for ether performance. ..,-.ai
jy Silt T.. SlEG Ell, Director.
TITY MlSSION.-AN ADJOURNED
" MEETING OF The CITY MISSION WI! b. held
tho residence III Nus. Moore, earn9s 0f Franklin
aIai Second streets, Ola TUE>DAf, :he 9Th Instant,
~ O'clock z. n. A fun attendance Is requested.
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az A FORCED SALE

IA FORCED SALE.
UPWARDS oFTHREE HUNDRED Tuors,x,
DOLLARS WORTH OF GooDs
SOLD * TWO DAYS,
OF WHICH
CoHET BROTHERS
have bought upwards Of twenty-sjr tror-o,
lars WORTH NIL OF which will I,e TO, and ro,,.
sale at their store, CORNER ro1-pr,r 80,
BROAD STREETS,
MONDAY, JULY.
The goods consist in part Of WHITE GOODS ,r,,
FLANNELs.
CAssIMEEEs,
DRESS GOODS OF all descriptions.
HOSIERY.
RIBBONS.
CORSETS.