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AND PARASOLS Re.
I PAIRED AT SHORTEST EOTlCf.--Ah or
ers respects ully solicited and satbfaetton gaaral-
.'' 'ssA' " a'.s 80 's' 80" DAVID POLLOCK,
Mol Capitol street.
q, c.ots under Fossf's Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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DISSOLUTION.-T firm of WALTER
u D. BLAIR Il CO. was Ill solved on the 4ih CT
Aurli. l SIS. py the death or WALTER II. BLAIR.
The undersigned, surviving partners, VIII con-
tIhuc The business at The old stand under the Old
lrln-nanc Of WALTER D. BLAIR & co.
JULIEN BINFORD,
ia l.lw LUCIEN B. TATUM.
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nISSOLTTION OF PARTNERSHIP
1 The Srm of NORTON & .'CARRlNGTOS.
J-up.-;,,, have this day dissolved by mutual cen-
sent. ~, . .,...,shryr
who Is authorized TO wind up the
,,yrir, OF The old firm. GEORGE r. NORTON,
W. A. CARRINGTON.
p,cuNoSD January /, 1879. ja63t
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1oST- sTmAYEp. AND F0TND.

T,,II,KFy Or. ON NITiU Es "a YES%s
AmE, AMoESrSt;, the sist of December. oSEx1Sf Ss 1Sf
,RGE RED COW in good order order; aS' Tne owner 3Mn
ESS cSw fsxs1 xn rSe s as asS
wiz pIs. nr;hny will be dealt with accordins 70
Them 1ssII n, sO4 west Broad street. u S-alE
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OUR CONSCIENCE FUND.

Among the receipts OF the Stale Treasury
for the fiscal year past was $13.20 "from
General Asa Rogers, received by him from
General Eppa Hunton, who pays for one
whose name is withheld-money said to be
due the Commonwealth" ..-....i
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,I
RICHMOND. December 81. 1878. {
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
a BANk have declared q SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
DENB uF THREE PER CENT. free Of all taxes.
payable 10 The stockholders on and after the Sth of
Jsuuary. 1879. WILLIAM \. JENKINS,
Ltd tnS1,
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CoNyEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JANUARY +, 1S79.-Lots
fronting: 4C1 feet on Bank street between
Ninth and Tenth at s3,250; go feet on Bel
yidere street near Holly at 5000; 80 feet on
CLAY street between Henry and Smith al
50. 100: GO feet on Marshall street near Han
cock at S722: 25 feet on Grace street be-
tween Third and Fourth at S2,335; 100 leet
on st. James street near Charity at $1,000;
311 feet on Clay street corner Henry at
$4,000; Al feet on Clay. street between
Adams and Brook avcnue at 81, lO6; ~ ieet
on PendIeton street corner Thlrty-nrst at
1885 474 feet on Seventeenth street between
Broad and Marshall at S1,250; q feet on
Second street between Clay and Leigh at
S1,275; 35 feet on Thirtieth Street between
M and N at $3.50; 40 feet on Clay street near
Norton at $500; 40 feet on Clay street near
Norton at 1891; - feet on Twenty-siNth
street corner Main at $7,049; 90 feet on Du-
val street near st. Peter at S175; 81 Sc feet
on Seventh street between Cary and Canal
at IS; 1s0 feet on Floyd street corner Har-
vie Mt 1850; 80 feet on Third street between
Leigh and Jackson at $500; IS feet on
Hague street corner iIliamsburg avenue at
S75; 23t feet on Mayo street at y; &c feet
on Locust street at =; - feet on Main
street near Fifteenth at $500; 40 feet on
,Pwenty-seventh street near n at $4,000; Il
feet ON Twenty-seVenthi street near r at
~, ,5OO. -. a.f~t.E,!es .y- Il. !ff stt'lt,' .
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set a;e Directors Of this comoaay have declared
= II Iah shhla. dividend Of FIyEPER CENT free Of
oapof the nel profits of the last six months,
IN hi;S"T golhe tolhe stockholders On and after THURS
ds 40 HyannGary2, 3S79. .-. J. NJ. TATE,
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RICHMOND, January !, 1879.
MIR. JOHN ". MORRIS IS ADMIT
Ifl TED AS 4 PARTNER in orr firm from this
date DAVENPORT j. NORRIS.
l. l-lOt .-- @t'
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NlNIDEND-OLDD DON lNION STEAM
- - SHIP COMPARATIVE PER CENT. DIVI-
DEND viii he paid 10 il,e Virginia stockholders out
o me earhingS for the past six months at the COM
1870 GEopcE u. All 'EN a .C,U.:
i Sl-lw Agents
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PENITENTIARY GUARD.

PESITESTIARY GUARD. .a.- /
The chief measure OF retrenchmeilt and
economy so far suggested is that which pro-
poses 10 reduce the pay OF the guard at the
penitentiary from S45 per month to SIS per
month and board. The guard are now,
they claim, paid less than any other EN-
ployes OF the State government at Rich
mond. A number of coIored men in the
service of the State. doing servants work,
receive more than they do.
I The bili proposes that the change shall go
into operation. on the 1st day OF July, and
that after that date the guard shall eat and
sleep at the penitentiary.
g. ~ -, PUBLIC DEBT.
An effort will be made at an early dry to
have a vote taken on the resolutions pro-
posed by the House Finance Committee
providing for conference Of the creditors
of the State with representatives OF the
General Assembly, but notifying the cred-
tors that they need expect no other settle
ment than that outlined in the Barbour bill.
Thus the Whole puhlic-debt question will
be brought under review. ISL .....
Oh OR OF.
The following was published in this paper
yesterday as an extract from the Auditors 5
report: ,.
The schools require money for their: sup
port, and maniiestly can be supported in no
other way while the "iunding bill" sub
stitutes coupons, which the State is COM
PEELED to accept in payment OF taxes and all
other dues to herself. Thus situated, the
schools OF the government must OF nece>-
sity yield to the force OF circumstances and
fail in the performance Of their constitu-
tional functions, or the TeCenue must be m
I creased. -. -. .
. Instead OF OF read "or," and you Will
have what the Auditor Intended and wrote.
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RICHMOND, January l. 1879.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
w ourselves together under the Grm.style OF D.
". STOUT & son, cor the purpose Of continuing
and canal streets. We solicit 4 continuance OF lhe
natl o,lage so literally extended TO the late firm. We
Shall best efforts 10 please all who may dea:
with rs j. W. STOUT.
Ia I-lw+ JOHN II. STOUT.
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RICHMOND. january !. 1879.
9fR. ROBERT J. MCDOWELL, is this
vi day admitted 20 al Interest IN my business, ana
in future the style of the hrin Will be
il 4-2it .,s - . l.. B. THOMAS & CO.
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FOR RENT.

T10P RENT, STABLE-on 3 corner; Ma
nn MI, s,n;Is: hydrant: storage e,pseity 500 ri
Siss. cAEKIAGEAoTSan aaa appIy at SIS Vest
attached. Price 80 per mon inoH." 1.pp'' il 6-2,
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE t'o.,1
RICHMOND, December 2S, 1878. 5
| }iNlDEND NOTICE. -f .i...,... ..s!@ !.
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-,,1 ,pGE WAREHOUSE corner or CaEE and md
lac tAc,,,i streets. known rs the PL4tN lens
fH"TTrri,siaI'sE, FOR EENT. Apply 70
.lr SOFT NV ~ " v --------
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JANUARY !, 1873.
MFR. T. L. TRANT is admitted as a
vi partner in oar firm :rom this date. .
IN 4-lOi ROBERT +. WILLIAMS e co.
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LAGER EEER.

EAGLE BREWERY, @.s..-.
r. GEORGE ". ROBINSON. PROPRIETOR,
: CoRSHR HARRISON AND CLAY STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA,
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RICHMOND, VA, January l, 1879.
DISSOLUTION.-Th firm Of GRIN
~ GAN MORRIS & CO. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Lther partner viii sign In iquida-
ton. dUuN ". JhlN1aN,
i! l-endft JOHN N. MORRIS.
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,I,uE PLANTERS WAREROUSEIs
FOR RENT. azS
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UNION BANK OF Richmond
,,,,,-. December 27, 1878.
me DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
1r,!srs'e ss'e declared 4 dividend OF THREE PER
s,x tf OF taxes out Of the earnings of the past
ibs 81 lesyae 10 The s1ockk oiders on and after
'us ~ ~ os oay.of January. 1879. -
1ezs!0t JAMES MILLER, Casticr.
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81 GEAyIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS. LA-l
January l. 1870.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
" ourselves together under The firm style Of
j. j. IRBY'S SONS. # -.
for the purpo.c OF continuing the business OF our
lar father and brother.
j. j. IRRY & SON.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
We solicit = continuance OF the patronage so lfj-
tray cXtcnted 10 the late firm We Shall nEe our
best efforts project all interests that NAV be com
in:trd to our charge. JOHN Il. MCD. lRBG. !
dc3l-lw W. RATCLlFFE lRBI.
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ofFicE OF G4.g EiAGsYIA FiFEASD WARIgg77
n. INSURANCE COMPANY, 81
yy,u, RICHMOND Decembs 20, 1873.
nE ~ DiGECTORS OF THIS COMEA-
SEVEN xfs nnts Declared seni-ae4:iaI dividend Of
past sly m ttAT. otH of ,he nst profits Of tne
heSos oysa99Imas5 I, 1879.
oeGo-I0t ~. il. MCCARTHY. Secretary.
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CHILDKES's ULsTERs,
~ CHiLDRES's ULsrEns.
A complete stock. ,..
A.. s!Aks s. Co.

MEMS ULsTEEs, :" ~S,.,:
81 + - ~. Nep's listers, :gs.sat 9.ET
Mems Clsters.
A. SAKs & Co., lo13 Main street.
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WANTS..

~rrD. 4 PARTNER in the garden.
" An ih' s,s-x business. near town. GOOD
W ing OF nnc With cows or small capital Aaarsas a1
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,MusEMENTs-isr PAeE--5th and 9Th coils.
eSTROLOGY-I2rH PAcE--sth col.
sspta1kSERs stalsSERsw wsSlEPzas Ssh fssnasd col
5R6oRLiS sSS REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-aD PAar-i's
BUSINESS sopPoETuNIrIEEs.ll1sIP .,I PAGE. .s
EnRks SIIx ksA Asb bssALE sH PAsah
e6orHH!nHEsSlHaSsfb G6orHnES AND COL
6SsAfTSEHSsasbEEssIhssIn DasaFSs aSabEsIhssl COL
Hosks 70 LEI fS AND
rssssd se and 4.h coli.
E.iNxNCiAL-.li1a rAcs,
gSksisED gSk sAhFaEo Eo6s 4Sb TO
sHtS y#aSFzSaSEHsIassir Esfssss r4erA and
H6ksEs H6ks ASSAIkEASEs PAcEd and 4sh eo
RdoSs r3SEIsf safacEs OF BUSINESS &C.
WANTED-2DD WAasNTED D. PscE-2a p.nr2a,b col; oc
LtsTl L6sT AND SOisSGuSDi iFsoSGSD.is1 PAeE-iss col
MARBiE AR ri nMHANrELs-is1n PAes-esh col
SE9ICAtE-,lsTIp ptasMe.h rAsnSe eoi' sol
FPE1aHSSf6hTEs FEHSSfN6hTEss. GkSAas pHss1s rAcrsh COL
kfSSSSSsaiSsA 0HTli5ss e.
PROPERTY OUT 81 f' THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
sH4f Es$EER #ssFSSss
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-1st col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2Q PAGE-3d col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l2rH PAcx-lst 3D.
Sd and 4th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-12rH PAcE-5th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-1st. I'd and Sd coils.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-1sr PAGE-3d col
SrORAGE-1sr PAGE-6th col
THE BALL SEASON-1sr PAGR-6th col.
THE TRADES-12rH PAGE-6th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGR-lst col.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2D PAGE-5th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET
PAGE-2d col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-1sr PAcE-4th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-l2rH PAGE-6th COL
WINTER RESORTS-2D PAGE-2d COL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance of the system power lifo
and the direct bearing which IL has human happiness
thoroughly recognized its and the danger of overtax
ing it, whether through intense application by
the excessive indulgence of the appees
proper subjects for consideration When
system Is deranged II Is absolutely TO promptly
seek advice from expert who long of years
has devoted his whole time study aud
who from his experience and practice, has learned to dis
thus avoiding the painfully slow seeking Tor the truth
the annoying patient
who naturally know without delay what s tho
matter the extent of the arrangement the probabilities of
recnperation and the time required.
Ii the brain has become exhausted by intense mental
application deprivng of tho power of Thought
1t only hs strength being properly fed aud
,nourshed by the of certain systematic methods 1t is
precisely the with the that preside
ganic life The value of this branch of medical practice
scarcely overrnted for il reaches marriage the pepeua
ton of family the securing of hereditary titles and
the retention of estates in the family.
From long and large experience in this direction have
been able c\ mand by the thankful appro
citation of someof the first families in the city and nao
and communicate much that pertains TO the
ecss of every department of the and the
recovering its powers whether Of BRAIN Appetite
iiru uaain
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LEGAL NOTICES.

1URSCANT TO A JUDGMENT or THE HIGH COURT
Justice Chancery Division, made in tho matter Of the
estate Robert James Caulheld Campbell deceased and
action Campbell Trotter 1873 G. los the credi
tors Of Robert James Caufed Campbell late OF Char
lotteville VA, in the United States of America, who
died about the month of February 1878.
before the 3st day of March, 1879 send by post
ST. in the city of London the solicitor Of the plaintiff,
Christian addresses and descriptions,
full particulars of their claims statement of their
the of the securities f any held by them.
default thereof they will be peremptoy excluded from
the benefit of the said Judgment Every creditor holding
any produce before the Vice Chan
ceiior Sir Richard Mans at his chambers Stone Build
ings Lncons Inn. Mddesex Tuesday the I'D day of
April 1872 at IL Of the clock being the time
pointed for adjudicnting the claims
Dated this 18th day of December, 1873
ALFRED RAWLINSON, Chief Clerk.
WILLIAM FOSTER,
Queen st. place, T. G.. London. England,
Solicitor or the Plaintiff.
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-" JOB
PRINTING
OFFICE,
% ANN ST..
EVERY VARIETY OF PRINTING FROM
MAMMOTH SrfiNc coIokRD LORE FOSTER
WORK SENT TO ANY Y 6AfG 3. T. OF THE COUNTRY
FIRST CLASS y9Ek y6S cisE APP Low PRICES
METROPOLITAN y J9s Ssx rsFsrIsa 81 OFFICE
MITCHELLs POISONED WHEAT WILL POSI-;
on sa'. .ns GssM
DILEs-FoR THIRTY YEARS DR.. UPHAMs VEG
eabe Electuary has been acknowedged specific for
pa s s s, I Ia .nS sIS o by s Ss
pILEs.-DR. CHANDLEk.s PILON SURE CURE FOR
L piles gives instant relief is harmless Is never fail
ns a" Broadway sc ffa! Bfs RRseffass
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
NEXT DRAWING, JANUARY 10. 1879.
sa4 dsS;,s s%sgnsaS Sr'1s e
Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought aud sold
NJ. 4 MARTINEZ e x.ii 4 Gic;, E.. Pssssss ss.s%.s.
RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
NEXT DRAWING, JANUARY 10. 1870
sa4 prizes. amounting to $4,000 pesos
Spanish Gold and Havana Bank bought and sold
'' - i. yIADERo Il CO, Bankers,
RHEyMATSsIM PosITIyELY M y
st 81 % % IN & %er
CoUIETY OF TAMMANY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.
held in the Council Chamber Of the Great wiswsm on
Friday the 10th nst at halt an hour after tho setting of
General and punctual attendance is requested
AUGUSTUS sCHELL.
Grand Sachem
JOEL o. STEVENS. Secretary.
covey ss7h; Of independence, IOsd and Of the Insu
ton the 9Oth.
rTHE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD CO.,
New YORK. Jan 8, 1873.
%n o ssns 8sf e s' TO Of @
81 Sfs & .aS SG 'ni
s at VIII The transfer ss BE- %
j. K CowING, Secretary.
IhA ANNionAl fRANkFokF 1sFNt ioTTERY THMhANfS
8, ., "a, f1ss y. =, q . g s4 e. so, 70, rs.
" So 7' IL So g s4sE A e # as 4' s.
CLASS IZ-JANUARY q. lST
These lotteries are drawn in public
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CASES IN EVERY
hundred Of Brghs disease be cured by the Aahel
Mineral Spring Water and the deaths from It would
have occurred had its treatment been prescribed Confirm
ing evidence at depot POI Broadway New York.
cnO0 00O FOR s.. $4,000 FOR 81; LOUISIANA
1OU.OUUdraws January u: Kentucky draws Janu-
ary IL. Choice tickets at IRVING CO.'S. Money Brok
4Sl Canal Hudson convenient TO Jersey City
and HOboken ferries
c47 OOS ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT FOR
sDO( .CLC. OLD RELIABLE
KENTUCKY STATE
DRAWS SATURDAY; JANuARY II.
OF ssso p1srn!sSTFnps SF ssiGs' 1885 tsisrs Fl '000
WHOLE TICKETS ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Your chance just good for the $4,000 is for the
S. prise buy tickets from the lucky Office Of the
d. H. PORTER & CO., ,227 Broadway.
N B.-OPEN EVENINGS.
N. B-Lousiana state. January L. Tickets s. and 81.
sPORTING, DOGS, birds. sc.
TS0K sALE-IMP0RTED CLEAR LONG BREED
I Belgian Csnaries; nothing common. 629 5tn av.,
Brooklyn. NY.
LyOR SALE-rwO GORDON SETTER DOGS THOR.
oughly broke, and for breed and beauty challenge the
world To beat: Iavcrax Setter two red Irish Set
small Skye Slut and very small black Slut six Bull
Terriers from 20 10 lbs each white large New
Dr. IT, GARDNER 4I5 Canal ST.
TNOR SALE-AN IMPORTED wILLOUGHBY PUG
Dog. Can be seen for two days at East 18th st. A.
A. X
Z L q a ey6s
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

urRAr,p BRANCH OFFICE, 2e5 BRoADWAY.5
IDvERTfSEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

DAS h9slTSf sTlH
snn 's
S s PC s Of SSsp s Gsn "SrISa g Pd
tionecr.
ing GEORGE Mitchell l5l hands high old by Nam
brine Pilot dam Emma sister to Oseoa by Morgan Black
sss Ss 's
sans Ss s.. c%f?es
$ 's DsIE Ss H's$s
Sss Gy S IN 5 1 i St ii:
S s Ma s rS hands S sy @ S s By By
vnnn BY imp fG Ga can beat Sx
Bet by BsllfcTnder; Fannie e can tro. IN 80; black
XSd"iish mare; Dan 6 can beat -: Tie above horses
arc a spS T ss so
top open Road Wagons single and Double seighs, ali
Include s"sis and Double Coach Coupe and
costly black and white bear Robes hne plush Robes Ban
Also elegant Bit Case and Bits 20 fine stable Pictures.
Pas Forks shovels Stoves and large quantity of Feed
n B.-fhis sale comprises fine class Of Horses
% Ssy e ss : SOLD
ran % Or na . s"y Or
NY OFFER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIGHT Ex.
spns "p wagon Harness. Cutter siesans psr
stables, DAT West 4ist st.
FOR SALE SECOND HAND
"A. elegant srewster % 4 Co BlIreusha% light
A. s. FIxNDRAT 4 %, So and ia Broomo st.
A CHANCE. TO BUY CHEAP HANDSOME TWO
rSnS ss
plated Carriage HARNESS Single Road Harness. all In good
sAm cuSkx aT TEAM OF
suitable for truck grocer; warranted lls Barrow st.
NICE. CANADIAN Pony, TWO BUSINESS
"A Horses heavy Truck Cart Horse. $40 &c., $7o.
A FOR SALE CHEAP, rs BUSINESS AND DELrv.
A.ery Wagons $50 10 si0o now, second hand Wagons,
for express sroce butcher Ssssr milk depot two light
A.ers' Wagons, $50 to $i4O; Wagons exchanged. 1879
A -sis5-ror BREWSTER IMPROVED BUGGY.
s cost nns % IN ns op po"r nm
sito. Sec coachman, West 10th ST. near 9TH av.
A ANY GENTLEMAN RESuInISo GOOD,
pair Horses, 1913 inches, and years old travel
lomilcs an hour with ease warranted in every particular
a West sas as,h 'S st. gwen wiz ''' ''' '' '"''
SHSb YNHSsT syIT TcN Any $40 re
A sToNIsliING BARGAINs-BxTRA FINE, HAND.
s's . sGaa s0 "s s. s,as rrcne key
proved spring top Buggy sioo improved spring
s ,s ss
Sss as
A FINE BLACK BEAR ROBE ALSO PAIR KERsEY
ABlankets Apply at 1886 East 18th st.
A FOR SALE-TiIREE HORSES, SUIT FARMER,
.grocer hatcher three days trial given
West I'D ST. between 7th aud 18th avs, rear.
A TRY THE NEW STEEL ,, HORSE SHOE. MANU-.
A.facturcd by tho John d. billings Patent Horse shoe
Company IL will not slip prevents interfering
ter crack ameness aud contracted feet Shops In
Yorkiu Bank 10 Hester 2O West lSth 1879 East 54th,
22s West :ssth sts In Brookyn-Corner Putnam and
Ormond place once 265 broadway, New York
~ .Grand display OF Scighs in Russian Canadian and
American styles with full line Of the kimba
Critters for speeding. all OF our manuiacture
BREWSTER n 60. (of Broome ST.,
broadway, 47th and 4Sth SITS
A BARGAIN-FINE kIMBAL1. SLEIGH WHITE AND
Ablack Bear Robes all perfcct Blankets and Single lar
ncss the balance of gcntlcmans stock Inquire 80 West
8pth st.. door east Broadway.
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A BARGAIN-F1NE KIMBAL1. SLEIGH, WHITE AND
Aback Bear Robes all perfect; Blankets and Single ar
ncss the balance of gcncmans stock Inquire 10 West
8pth st., ono door east Broadway
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D..
IA Lexington av., 10th St
HOURS--S to and 6ts7
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Grand display of Slcighs, in Russian Canadian and
American styles with fun line of the Kmball Brewster
enters for speeding; all OF our munui seizure
BREWSTER co tof Broorne st)
Brundway. 47th and 4sth sts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

O. Watson and Ellis, Sheridan
and Jourdan. Cool burgess.
MATINEE FRIDAY t;eorgina Smithson. three Her
MATINEE FRIDAY bert Brothers. Haley and West,
W. A. IIuntey, Allie Smith, Tony
and his splendid troupe
, 1879-01-15

In the most bcncyolent tone, after having con.
tcnploied her mn instnrt). "Thtrty-n!ne1
Come, 1nada'nc, have couraycl 60 on and hn~
ish 1t"
4 henpccked husbsnd said in e1tcnuation Of
hs wffc's raids upon HI. fcafp: lyon reo sho
know how It hurta to have mtnc pulled out"
1altca into tho storc. lie cut smother fellow
cut of tls girl, whsrcupon the other fellow put
up 40 artistic shtde over hfe Optfrs. 1hoo he
wrntn to the inconstsnt ono Ii an troRtc Ttiot
"Cotnc to tho bower have shaded for thee.
The only compensation for the agony fe1s By
LADY who = Obliged to tros behind bobtatl
car for block and q half before she can get on.
Ia the cain Inward CONSEQUENCES she feels Of
having arraycsl herself In pair Of red silk
stockings before she camo down town.-1frr
1'ork Sfar.
Father Of sdored one: "Thcn 1t comes to
this, sir; you have no fortune. you have lost
yc,tT appointment son have no prospect of an
daughters hand-and fortunei" "Nul sup
p,sc We put II thtA waY: nm unembarrasecd
t,y wealth, am free from The cares OF business,
ami my future Is frra1tatcd ty5 hnpe; therefore,
this Il fhe crisis when can bcat devote my'clf
t".sour daughter, and enjoy that at'1uence m!th
wltci you will crown our lovc."-i'for'deaes
Journal.
kevcraf ladies wero sitting together on Tho
balcony Of the Clifton Hotel. Niagara. onc nf9ht
last summer, when tho moon: although fu!l,
was .o!nc~ias hidden bg clouds. 4 natty "
s ,o, s"T ss' dssns shesso assap M ii ts
young ladies jumped I'D and came toward him
eaEeFlv. lie selected ono and walked a way With
her. The Other brides sat down, and told their
respective llosncos aftcrNatd that It was "too
ridiculous for anything" and that they 'nevcr
| their 1lrcsn
, 1879-01-15

Another subject Ut conversation hero IL tho
leaking out vi certain facts connected With the
establishment OF Carmc!fte nuns At llachsIaQa.
There has been little Carmeitte colony In our
anrtcnt suburbs for several years, but no ono
has ever heard mich Of them. Tleso nuns
are subjected to tue aeyercst tllscsullno OF all
the Or4grs. They wear but ono garment sum.
mer anil wIntcr-a coarse serge gown, reaching
10 the feet, With flttl almost completely cov-
erH4 ths faca. Thclr feet ara sllod with sandals,
and they ara not permitted tn wear hasiery.
IA = special favor tlluy tavG been allowetl In
our severe winter to wrap ptuccR of surge
arounl THAR feet and ankles. they neyer Touch
meat, poultry. nah, butter, Or eYes; and cut
only oue msal day, Ut h1ea!3 and boiled vcse'
tables. Their r0uchca aEe laro blanks with
square block Of wood Tor pillow, and they
sleep without Other covering than theis t2ntiy
drcss. Tneir doors arc Jealonsly CLOSED, even
10 women, tlle priest, Or tho s!octor. They paas
their lives In silence. even their PRAYERS being
said uulrr their breath, Their stn9tug Vi Tho
church service Il coudurtcd in whispered
monotone. 6uch Reeeptation OF tie vows .ot
poverty, ehaaity, and obedience, has proved =
regimen too severn for tho constitution of tho
ladies, an1 several OF thUtn Laws licti. Others
are Ut the polnt uf death. yet ihs Laly Bupcslur
and ths nuns themselves steadily refuse to
make any change IN tlseir method Ut living,
declaring that Ill Il Ia uod's hauds.