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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
G. E. GIRARDEi'S
Calendar Of Weekly Auction Sales
Of
REAL ESTATE BANK and OTHER STOCKS,
TO TAKE PLACE At THE
Gt. Charles Auction Exchange
On the following Days:

- naut vs.. joe. Lombard and Mrs r. Maspero
The u fan eas and
The two ona-storY frame cottages on Elysian
Fields. between Urduhart and dirod streets.
For account OF the succession 81 Patrick Car
raher.
The one-story frame eottave. with two lots,
forming the southeast corner pf Water and
For account of the succession Of Manuel Runes
The two-story brick dwelling No 10 st. Peter.
between Royal and Bourbon. streets.
The popular business stand and successful cot
ton piekery on Religious. between Race anu
Orange streets. ,
The two-story frame Dwelling No. % Seventh,
The centrally located and commodious two
story brick dwelling, No. 1876 Rampant. be-
=, tween st. Ann and Dumaine etrants. !,
The une-story frame cottage on Coliseum. pc
tween Lyons and Bordeaux streets.
The two one-stnrr frame, cottages % ferfler'
between Bordeaux and Lyons streets.
SATURDAY. May 1o--For account of the sue
cesaion Of Salem Campbell: ~. ,....
The choice building lot on st Ann petWeeh
Roman and Prfeur streets. ,r,,
The Su two STORY story frame dwali1g, No. lsl Basin.
That handsome double enemsnt e. m fa frams e, dwell
Terpsichore and Euterpe stree'a
The choice store and dwelling property; Iorm.
Ing The northeast corner hs III g Nm nj j., ana 19
12B Canal street.
The celebrated engar estate. known as the
Marin" plantation. situated about sixty
miles below the city OF New Orleans. IN the
parish Of PlHuuamfnes. on the right bink
of the river. completely equtppsd with mn.
chinery and steam mill stock. agricultural
implements, and In running order lgf .
most fouriahing erop, aud impr ved with 9
splendid mansion and orange orchard !.
The first rate bnsiness stand. forming the
southeast corner Of Melpomene and Frere'
streets.
The two double tenement frame dwell llinRa. next
adjoining, on Frerst, between Melpomene
and Terpsichore streets.
For terms and full particulars. ace descriptive
and official advertisements, and plans at the
Office of the auctioneer. No. 81 Camp street.
mh1E M
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
TOOMBS ON CONCEALED WEAPONS.
what He Thinks Of the Recent Racket
HE Defends the Carrying Of the Nimble
FlAt0l.
ATLANTA Constitution. ]

Pistol.
tAtlanta constitutional
We met General Toombs at the Kimball
House last night, and he tackled US on the
question OF carrying concealed weapons.
"What In the HI are you all making such
a fuss about carrying concealed weapons
for7" says the General.
"Well, General, 1t ID to keep people from
"Yes,' says he, 1T will have just the op-
posite effect Everybody II expected To lay
aside his pistol, and the fret thug you know
some d-n coward who regards neither law
nor honor will shoot you In the back. 1t is
all wrong. sir A man ought to carry arms
when he thinks his life is In danger. II is not
wrong for him to do 90, and so far as | am
concerned, / will do 1t whenever want to de-
fend myself
my life IL worth more than all the senti-
ment you can put into such question as
that. / consider the right OF seif-defense
irrevocahle, and when l have the right Of
self-defense can use anything | can get or
find that will be available. ] hear some fools
talking about abolishing pistols. putting
them under restriction like you do poisoners.
/ hold that man has right to use poison
To defend himself. Suppose a man had a vial
of vitriol in his hand and was attacked BY
some one In such manner as TO excite
Che fears of reasonable man that he
would be justified in using his vltrlol BY
throwing Il into his assailant's eyes2 The
truth liz, the way to protect human life is tc
lot every man who is the aggressOr know that
the man he attacks 10 able TO defend himself
and It will prevent difficulties They say
That's q lie. / know plenty Of men who
carry them and they are not towards ,i, + !.
them aside, so as to give them an advantage
over YOU
"You think then. General. that q man
ought to have q right to carry pistol any
way he wants tor"
aCertainly, I. do; and It is better for al
parties. man sends you word that he Il
going to whip you. He Is q larger man thar
you are Are sou to cit down and quietly
wait for him TO do it7 The Bible don't teacf
any such doctrine as that. Suppose q maj
comes up on you and finds Just before ne get
pocket2 Nine chances to one he will come
up smiling with proposition to +, bury ;th. IT,
men who send YOU WORT ahead OF q fight any
how. My plan has always been to take then
at their word and be ready for them. The.
would generally find that out and come vi
smiling.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27

morbid apprehension of being one day assas-
sinated. Every time some person OF emin-
ence falls victim to the Nihllists, there Is an
aggrayation Of these forebodings and anxie-
ties. Then he has domestic disagreements,
for 1t is said that the heir to The throne holds
very different political views from his father,
which may be summarized by saying that
the Gzarewitch ID In favor OF giving the people
more liberty and responsibility, whilst the
Czar would adhere to his old form Of govern
ment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
SEVENTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS
ORDER or FORMING.


Carrollton Steam Fire Company No. will
form on Second street. right Of column resting
on Canal Avenue.
Star Hook aud Ladder % No. will form on
Burthe street, right Of column resting ON Canal
Avenue.
Independent Steam Fire Company No. will
form on Third street. right Of column resting
on Canal Avenue.
The Chief Engineer aud Assistants will be
stationed at the corner of Hampson and Canal
Avenue.
Az the companies arrive on the ground they
will promptly report. through their Marshal. 1
to the Assistant Engineers. who will indieafH
their position. Az soon as the Assistant En-
Rineers have formed their respective couapa-
MES they will report to the Chief Engineer.
which being done. the Chief and Assistants will.
report In body to the Grand MarshA Thd
formation being complete. the Chief Tnginef
will direct fifteen taps to be struck onthe bay b
connected with tho Fire Department OF he
Seventh District as signal that the&broceaE Ion
has moved.
The Marshals and Foremen 1.-THE VI lious
companies are requested to be rtsnctu NY on
the ground. as the procession Aill pqf lively
move at II o'clock q. ny
RouAE.
The head OF the proceed Aion will love up
Canal Avenue to st. Charl9, dawn 81 Charles
to Short, up shdrt to LevA down &Levee to
Burdette, down Hlrdette to IL. Cha les, down
st. Charles to Lawerline. dd&n Lq.kerllne to
Second, up secondsto Washinst&n, id Hn Wash
ington to Burshe. Sp Burthe 10 Van Avenue.
up Canal Avenue te Hampssn, u d mpson to
Madison, down Madison 70 Fouf khp Fourth
to Mary, down MarYto Filth. up Fifth to Jack
son. down Jackson til eanalette. up Jeannete to
Uprerine. up Upperline y Levee. down Levee
to First, down First Cd CaaGal Avenue where the
procession will disband.H
PROGRAMME.
DON A. PARDEE. Grand Marshal.
| Aids to Grand Marshall r. stoullg. A. g.
Brce. Theo. M. Scheffer. Of Carrollton Steam
Fire Company No..1s~~~~
/ Octave Basancon, of Star Hook and Ladder
Company No. !.
John T. Walsh. W. g. Mcconnell. Of Inde-
pendent Steam Fire Company No.2
| Marshals.
H. MENTZ. Marshal.
/ Aids-H. Tegelheutter. L. siebers. B. Stlber-
nagel. or Carrolton Steam Fire Company No. i.
| A. sAMBOLA Marshal.
Aid-P. Bucher. Of Star Hook and Ladder
Company No. l.
KENNER sCRATCHLEY. Marshal.
Aids-J. +. Griffin. H. Hoey. Of Independent
Steam Fire Company No. 2.
chief Engineer and Assistants.
GEO GIER. Chief Engineer.
A. ARBO. Senior Assistant Engineer.
HY. MOCK. Assistant Engineer.
p. PHILLIPS. Assistant Engineer.
Carrollton Steam Fire Company No. i.
Star Hook and Ladder Company /.
independent Steam Fire Company No. q.
By order OF
ap27 Grand Marshal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
LOST



WANTED TO RENT, WITH SUPERIOR
w board, two neatly furnished rooms. sui-
residing on one CT the most prominent BUST
ness streets In the First District. Terms SIS
and $40 per month. Address OPPORTUNITY.
Democrat office ap27 1T
U1OR RFNT-A THREE STORY BRICK
I house. corner Barracks and Deeatu streets
Nos. a29 and s31. A large store In good order.
Poss ession given May l.. Apply at 377 Charfres
street, or "a Exchange alley. ap94
E1OR RENT--ONE STORE OF TIE TOURO
Buildings fo rent from the first November
next. Apply to HY SHEPHERD. ap24 5ts
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27

EsOR sALErsTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL.
i ers, both new and secondhand. Draining
Wheels, Pumps, ETC.. Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks
Grab Wenehes, JackscrsWs. Crate Bars. Furnace
Castings OF every description. Also. one second.
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small PreDel.
lor at OLARK'B FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
nu 1Etf
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
A UADEMY OF MUSIC.

II
Proprietor and Manager S. Mr.. David Bidwell.
nefk Il hs q he ,ansay
Mile. ME HOsEAU and so artists ineudino
tha tT. Az AAaperioan- German artist. Mr. Gus viii
Wednesday, Thursday, SATURDAY. rvanino
PIFF I,l PAFF !. and the NEW ORLEANS suHooN.
tfste Miss MAHIE WILLIAMS, Babes In t11 the
Wood and Schooner Plnafore.'
Sunday eyening-A great bill for the benefit Of
Mr. GUS WILLIAMS. ap2s
FIRST ENTERTAINMENT
For the benefit Of
THE sEAMEN's HOME,
tEsplanade street. opposite the Mint
REV. Il. A. PEAsE. oHApLH H.
AT THE BETHEI
Tuesday Evenink. Apr1l aa as7p.
:, Reception s q 2 Committee !, stsIss q NJ Vice
Ppad < Josspson osaps T. rM1sr't uoa, oaps
fsSss. = 4 ''f III s5bis sbif''fFfrs r T.
Delesoefh'er' pRoanAAMr
Part First Prayer, Rev aaa Address. Gen.
sss sss.. asfs sSs,1 Fissp Us
.In i, ch,asra'eieI,, !, & HID SONG, The Maid p the
Tfsm T1ssaas oYsr 4 ! " e Song Ave Maria he
Part seeond. .,Quartette seamen. I.eamer.
sss2ng. "Pelys George aaa.sshide. Dialogue.
Song. Baby Mine uu character. little Miss b. s.
and pabarra Recitation. "Th, MoneyIess
Song, mm Robin besg1 des Boia % Miss NJ III Aah0'as'
Admission. Twenty. five Cents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
Making Lumber from straw.
milling and Mechanical Nawsl

Mrs. III. Hamilton, of Bushnell ILL.,. has dis
covered process for making hardwood ium-
ber out of common wheat straw, with all the
effects Of polish and finish which are obtain
able on the hardest OF black walnut and ma
hoRany, at as little cost as clear pine lumber
can be manufactured for. The process OF
manufacture as explained hy Mr.. Hamilton Is
as follows: Ordinary straw board such as Is
manufactured at any paper mill Is used Tor
the purpose. AS many sheets are taken as
are required to make the thickness OF lumber
desired. These sheets are passed through q
chemical solution which thoroughly softens
up the fiber and completely saturates 1t. The
whole Ia then passed through succession OF
rollers dried and hardened during the passage
as we'll as polished, aud comes out Of the
other end OF the machine hard, drv lumber
ready for use. Tt is claimed that the chemi-
cal properties, hardening In the fiber, entirely
preyent water soaking and render the lumber
combustible only In very hot fire. The har-
denad finis i on the outside also max. 1t inn
pervious to water. The samples exhibited
could hardly be told from hard wood lumber,
and ia saving the difference could not be de-
tected. 1t lis susceptible OF a very high pol
ish, and samples OF imitation OF marble, ma
hogany etc, were shown which might deceive
the most experienced eye. Not only does Mr..
Hamilton claim substitute for lumber in
sash. doors and blinds and finishing stuff, but
also substitute for black walnut and other
woods In the manufacture OF all Kinds OF tine
furniture coffins, etc, and also an excellent
substitute for marbie-top tables, mantei-
pieces, bureaus, etc. He claims that lt Will
not warp In the least.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
UOPARTNERsHTPs.

TOPARTNERsHIP-MR P. J. CARRAHER
" having taken an interest with me in the St
James Hotel, the business will be continued
here after by LEAKE Il CARRAHER as proprie-
tors. JAS *. LEAKE
New Orleans. April 81. 1879. apps 3Iw+
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27

1t Is said abroad that the Gar Is haunted
py . perpetual fear almost amounting to
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
ANNUAL STATEMENM
OF THE
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
For the Year Ending Janu. b, 1879.

EAFkFAL. t...........*s4 .sE B6, 6,OWW.W@W
Fire premiums received
during the year 187aA $500. 90
River premiums recetved
dufing the year 1873 u. lie a
Fire losses during thu
year 1878. N 1854
River los ses during then
year 1878. ~ 81 ,6B- l ,2g0, ,4S1 90
Net surplus over all lahi Ntied In
cluding re-insuranAe md 0caI ftals2 .o45. .45s 81
Cash on hand and In BIZ. $a3I, 400 10
Eea ss,at bonaa sns $50 900 90
Loans on collateral security. ........ 1850 90
Stocks and bonds tmarket value).-.. 5.47s o2a 90
Total assets s......................$e SO 1868 522 ~
The above statement is true and correct to the
best OF my kno aledRe and belief.
P. A. BARK Err, Agent,
No. SO Carondelet street New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscriber before me this twen-
ty fourth day Of April, A. D. 1875
ap27 I'm EDWARD IVY. Notary Public.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27

E,OR SALE--A PLANTATION SITUATED
IL near the town Of st. MartinsviIle. In the
parish OF 1T. Martin. containing about 1860 acres
Of good land: slated roof residence. contain
Ing six rooms and twelve foot gallery. 'front.'
ing the public road. The other improvements
consist In kitchen, pantry, stables and other
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad when
mpleted will pass at three mtlts from the res
idence. The whole OF the abos g land Is fenced
In by Cherokees. For terms and conditions ap-
ply to Y. LEDOUX. St. Martinsville postof1ee.
Louisiana. fell cod sms
E,OK SALE "A SUGAR PLANTATION, SIT
4 uated In the parish OF st. Martin, contain
ing 100 acres Of good high land, of which $50
are now planted In cane: steam sugar mill,
capacity from Twelve to sixteen hogsheads Of
sugar e day , The sad er n s and
lana and Texas Railroad when completed will
pass at about one acre OF the sugar, house,
For terms and conditions apply to Y. LEDOUX.
St, MartinsviIle postofice, Louisiana.
fell cod ams
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27

E,OR SALE OR RENT-IWO DESIRABLE
Louis. on west end Of shell road. fronting the
| beach. In good repair, with shade trees. etc
| Apply to H. DUDLEY COLEMAN II BRO.
! au26 st IL Union street, New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27

"The man with the gold tooth" is at present
the terror OF the frontier His name Is Mid
dIeton, and he is thirty-five years old, He
began his career as an outlaw in 1877, at Sid
ney, Neb., where he killed man, and was
convicted OF murder. He escaped from. Sid
ney, organized band OF robbers. plundered.
burned and murdered until the fall of 1877,
when be was lodged in Jail, only to tunnel
himself out with a coal scuttle: Reorganlz-
ing with fifty men, he stole 5000 head OF cattle
from the Ponca Indians The robbery OF q
German settlement on the Eikhorn led to hot
pursuit By a squad OF horsemen. The trail
was followed for three days On the morning
Of the fourth day the Germans awoke to find
their pickets murdered and every horse stolen
Middleton gets his sobrlauet from 'front.' up
feet tall and wears fierce black moustache,
under which the tooth shines like 2 grain ot
corn Two needle guns, four revolvers and
fWo dirks make up his armament
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
roR SALE.

IL aelding. fifteen ard q half hands; fine
saddle nag and perfe tly broke to harness
stands 81 her way without hitchiug: aeelimated,
Inquire Of CHS. BYRNE. corner Canal and Cl l.
borne ap27 IT.
L.OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOB CITY
- property, q nne firm containing seventy
six acres, fifty under cultivation In the par
ish OF Tangipahoa. one aud a fourth miles
from the depot: has q good dwelling and out
houses and 1ne orchard. For particulars ap-
or at carDenter shop. 1so Philip street an27s
LyOR sALE-BY j. II. sAUNDERs-A BEAU
IL tiful summer residence at Biloxi Miss
having $40 feet on the Gulf and measuring 30
acres deep house containing ihree large front
stables. also twelve bearing orange trees
Graves figs and fruits Of various kinds. All In
good repair and fre hIy painted. Apply to j.
i. SAUNDERS, Valence street. near Camp.
al 2g I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

We have the most extensive assortment and
finest Underwear in this city, and receyed !, two
and Workma, ship. We have sales ladies in
this department, and take measure for any size
or stylO. fnIl assortment now on hand Of
DRESSING -ACKS. PAN rELE TES. MORN
ING WRAPPERS. COkhET COVERS. etc, ete
Alsn. INFANTS ROBES and CHlLDREN'S
UNDERWEAR
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
s I i KS!
BLACK GRENADINES.

Plain Black Grenadines at zoe. a good article
fully worth SOC.
Plain Black Grenadines. iron and fine mesh. at
25c. Bis. 80. 60 and 75c worth a5. 50, 7b $50 and
st.
Black Striped, Plaid and Resille Grenadines at
25 35. 30, go and 75e.
Black All SIX Grenadines. Satin Striped. at only
SOC, worth 81.
Black All Wool and Silk Grenadines. White
Striped. Mt SOC. worth 81.
Also-Several very elegant patterns In new
styles and meahes.
Black .ntings at 121z, 15. 25, 80 and s5c
Back French Bunting. In extra quality. at 500.
Hack Lnca Runtings at rs. 35 and soc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
BOARDING.

OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
For the Year Ending January, 1870.
GhSM @~AUWs sWWW
Fire premiums received during the
year 1879. 1896, SAG 90
Fire losses during the year 1879 s30.164 90
ASSETS
Mortgage on property valued At
more than IS 800 900 "a, 1873 1bt 20
Real estate Observation-Disclosures. 37s 400 90
Loans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1896 81
Stocks and bonds market vAlue1.... 6s3. $50 90
Cash In banks and office OF company 247 Og7 10
Total ......t...*......4........ ga. 1868 ais %
The above statement is true and correct to the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
r. A. BARKER Agent.
No. So Carondelat street. New Orlsans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN
ty-fourth day of Anril, A. u. 1879.
EDWARD Ivy. NotarYPnbllc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27
All at Prices DefyinE Competition.

Immense assortment OF JAPANESE and
FRENCH FANS. We call special att ntion to e,
loo japanese Fans. worth 4oe. which We Will
sell at only 15c. Other styles in same pro-
portion White Fans, for Communion. at low
prices. White Kid Gloves, for Communion. IN
good qnaliy, at 25 cents
Corsets. Handaerchiefs. Parasols. Real Laces,
Breton Lacas, sash Ribbons, Neck Kinnons' s
Trimming Ribbons. Fringes, knehinRs. Pieas- as
ings, Buttons, Notions, Fancy Artf ,les. LINENS
Table Damasks. Curtain Materials.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Cottons. Calieoes Osnaburgs. Stripes. sheet
inRs. and other STAPLE and PLANTATION
GOODS.
Ths largest assortment Of LADIES, ana
CHILDREN5 FANCY HOSIERY In this city.
DANZIGER'S, I31 Canal street.
no2f
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27

| WANTED = OCCUPANTS FOR A PLEAS
~. ant trent room. with hall room opening
into 1t. Wide gallery attached. Location con-
venient. Terms reasonable Apply at 21o Camp
street. ana IT
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27

Q1 ~ FOR PLANO TUNING-BEsT WORK
pI.sV eso Magazine d. LEIGH. .Bofree
Pianist. jys1Y
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1879-04-27

WANTED-FIFTY 70 ONE HUNDRED
passengers daily to buy their railway
tickets at autdrys ticket office. 81 St. Charles
street. They save from "a to $40 each BY so
doing. anil i'm 6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-12
0RUae. sgnDIgTNEa. exc.


OEDFoRD VA T1LUM AND IRON
y SPRINGS WATER, MASS. AND PILLS Cor
Females. ,hroic Dlsrr6Ga: Bronchial srofuious,
Kidneys, and Bladder; Debility, Malaria, aud Heas-
ache. i
EQUAL to any water Of It's class known to me.''
satisfactory in uterine diseases and p Ralsrioas
pzsgs sss ana Nervous Diseases
j ss9,sIs si:ss;ss sseaIas to
Beneac.l in malara hG Fser AMI R
S. +. DUPoS, Georgia.
"rnvaIuable In scrofuIa.',
W. j. GILBERT. If. D., North Carolina.
Recommended as Prophyiactic IN YeIlow-Fe-
yer districts" ID. K. FArREx. II. D., Louisiana.
The SUMMER SEASON OF these Springs begins
JUNE lsT. Terms, $50 per month. Carriages
meet visitors al Forest or Lawyers each tour mites
nIodations uneqraltd. Ali the comforts aud at.
fractions. Skiiful resident physician.
PRIcEs-MateI, 80 cents per gallon; ~ case s;o o,
csss: "a fortcn gallons; 81 for twenty galons--oh
board carsat Lynchburs. Va.
for half.dozen.sent postpaid. This Mass is the
water sodfed, and contains all The curative prop
cries of the water in reduce space.
age. or ii, $3.50. and s5-post- paid These Pills
consist f the Mass In sugar coated pills, formed to
suit delicate conditions Sample supply sent iTse 20
phlet free upon application. This remedy Of Nature
Is endorsed by the medical profession and attese':
'"e"ly'seSeh' years 1'1't - 4. N. DAVIES,
,... President Of the Company
soldsy rotK MILL { 60. Agents.
49, Is rsgt7 900 NIain street, Richmond.
South for sale at the depots aud ucke-oices 1T re-
duccd rates. ap s9-oin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-12
~DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

slLK GRE 5Sa in plain and fan
SYCLE'S. Il ANCY and PLAIN MILLINERY
s1Ek tEa a aud peH
ooa e 3Ss up S n SfE SILKS
s sYctE Il sSS pfa from 12
sYGtE HTe Htr rSsUNT1NGs from 1e.
:SYCLE'S 75c per ward;
SYCLE's. IBUNTfNGS from 4oc os1;
SYCCLE,S. IBR0CADED SILKS-all the Latest no.
y c ci.E,s sTRiPEfD wATERED sATIN-all the
sYCLE'S 50 pieces BLACK LYONS SILK from
SYCLE'S. &c: up to s2.25 per yard:
SYCLE'S. 10 pieces HIGH.LUSTRE SILK from
s9cLEs Lot Ct OF saa ADJ SILK
Styles. Sc worth SO;
SYCLE's. GRENADINES 70 he fount in the city :;
sYCLk'S. Fine SILK and WOOL ID NJ ASSE
SYCLE'S., GRENADINES at 75c. and 81:
SYCLE'S I'VE are offering 90 pieces ES
SYCLE'S. reduced from 80 TO l6ac.-all the latest
RIFLES. SO pair slx-buton KID GLOVES, In
SYCLE'S white, colored, and opera shades, ut
s sYGE. In D Ok GaoDs we are Offering spe.
S9GLE,S 900 pieces Of new assorted styles from
sIGLE,s l2H 1s, 20; ~; ana 2ss;
Es sYckEss so p sY' Il tApiEs
SYCbEiS.l Isle GAUNTLEIS az Zoc-; =,
SYCLE,S, .OOn dozen pair LADIES' CL-OChED
SYE,E,S.l HOSI. at IS Il dozen worth Sc;
SYITE'S GENTLEMEN'S LISLE-T III X L u
SY(;LE,S,t HOSE at 81 so box worth So; Il,
SYCIE'S l75 STYLES latest novelties I.ACES-suf
SYCLE,S. as Bretonne, Brabant, ftaiion, torchoh.
sYcLE's. /, 900 pieces HAMBURG EMgRoIp-
SyCIE,S. Erred. EDG ES, INSER IL NG s,
SyIJE,S.t FLUUNCES, &C.. at 8. 4, s, 6, 2, =, 9,
SYCLE,S: andl Oc., and up to 81 per yard;
SYCLE,S IS 90 dozen TOWELS from 81 up to zoe.
SYCLE'S. apicce:
sY0i. E,s. l3GO NAPKINS at 6, 8, O, and 2.4c :
SYCL t, FANS, in great variety, at one lalf ihelr
SYCLE,S. LADIES, UNDERWEAR; :" -. -
SYCl,E,SlWe are offering 80 dozen LADIES'
SYCLE,Sl uEMSTITCHED HAN DIX ERCHLEF
SYCLE,S. at $3.50 per dozen worth Sc dozen;
SYCIE,S Ions lot full regular MADE HnSEat 12ic.
Styles. One lot SILK CLICKED HOSE al
SYCT,E,S, Every STYLE made in LADIES' Gentle
SYCLE,S mems, and Misses HOST cry.
SYCLE,S SYCLE BROTHERS,,
SYfTE,S 31l Broad street,
SYCLE,S between Third and Fourth streets.
SYCLE'S .---.s.. my 6-eodJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-12

,,he Rey. DR.. Van Dyke practically gave
,,o,,ce 70 al, CONCERNED on w ednesday that
the pres byterian Church, big as 1t is, is not
hie enough, to bold him and Talmage any
inneer: Il Talmage stays, he goes. AS tne
Rev. DR.. Van Dyke is much looked up 70
in the denomination, this Is rather q solemn
state Of things. ,o :, .
&c, ssIegraph business by the Baltimore
ssnd n Ohio. In connection with the National
Ss;,way Telegraph scheme, are peing
,,nsbed forward as rapidly as possible. .
George w. Crittenden is appointed post
rnesser III sandy Bottom, Middicsex county,
Va. vice Samuel r. Cole, deceased.
There is no truth i'll the story OF trourIe
between Kitchen aud RUSSELL OF Noitu
Carolina. $50