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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-01
NOTICE NO. 22l
Act Of Congress Approved June 3. 1878.
CNITEs eTATRs LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada March s, 1880.

UNTrEs sTATEs LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, March s, 1880.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN That Leon Charette,
OF the County of Washoe, State Of Nevada has this day
ed in this office his applicable 22 purchase from
the United States Government the following described
tract of land, chiefly valuable for timber and unit for
cultivation, viz Northwest quarter of Section a. in
Township II north, of Range No. Is east n. d. ID con
tanning leo and situate within the Carson CITY
Nevada, L. S Land District.
Any and all persons having any interest in claim
sad land adversely to said applicant hereby required
to file such adverse claim with the Register Of SAID Land
Office, within the SIXTY DAYS period OF publication Of
this notice, failing DO they will be barred Of ssh
adverse right or claim c. N. HARRIS, Register.
March II 90 days
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-01
NOTICE s4o. ~.
ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED JUNE
IA 3. 1875.
UNITED STArKs LAND OFF,cR,


CARSON CITY. Nevada December 90 1876.
Notice is hereby given all whom it may That
Andrew j. Toft of the County of Nashoe State of Ne
vada, has this day filed in this Office his application No. H.
to purchase from the United States Government the fol
lowing described tract of land chiefly valuable for timber
and unfit for cultivation, viz: West half Of southeast
quarter of Section "a in townsh No II NORTH of Range
No is east, NJ d. M, containing so acres, and situate
within the Carson City, Sevsda, L. S. Land District
Amy and all persons having any interest in, claim
said land adversely to said applicant hereby required
file such adverse claim with the register of said Land
Office within the SIXTY DAYS period of publication Of
this notice, failing to do they will be barred
such adverse right claim.
dec p God c. n. HARRIS, Register.
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HlCOLA THE TAILOR'S
GRAND TAILORING EMP0R RUM,
7a7 Market Street San Francisco.
al93m
Not ce MO. 13.
a CT OF CONGRESS, APPROVED JUNE
fA 3. 1878.

UNITED STtFEs LAND 0FfiOs,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, January 8, 1890
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
That Alfred jacques, of the County of Washoe State
Nevada has this day filed in this office his application No
49, to purchase from the United States Government the
following described tract Of land chiefly valuable for tim
ber and unfit for cultivation viz Southeast quarter of
Section 90 in township No IL north, of Range No 10 east
N D. NJ, containing l60 acres and situate within the
Carson City Nevada U s. Land District.
Any and all persons having interest in, claim
said land adversely to said applicant hereby required
file such adverse claim with the Register OF said Land
Office, within the sixty days period of publication of this
notice. or failing do they will be barred of such ad
right claim. C. N. HARRIS, Register.
jan106Od
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-01
SEhsI-ANRJhi REPORT OF THE COUNT
AUDITOR.
0woE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,

0RMsBy COUNTY NEVADA, December 81, 1879
70 the Hon the Board of County Commissioners Ormsby
County, State of Nevada Gentlemen:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
report the fiscal affairs of the said county for the
months ending December 3st, 1879.
balance hand at close of business June
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NoTICE
$50 FuLroS STRREr. RrooKtvS. v.

NFPICE OF COUNTY TREASURER NO.
~ T1CK; Under Act nf the Legislature Of the
ate Seyal approy ed March the 9th, 1865. notice s
hay given that the Assessment Roll for 1872 has this
DO been been psced in my possession by the County
Aatsr and that the State and County taxes due
and payable (the becoming delinquent the
YnEBHTEEkTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1871. and that
6s laws i. regard n their collection will be strictly
tsy~sl N. l.. YAGER,
county Treasurer ard x.oRcio Tax Receiver.
QAzasn Gin. OctobeE 90. 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-01
NICHOLS INFALLtSLE INJECTION

Guaranteed to promptly and permanently every
usse od Gono~h1a, Gleet and Whites. no matter I
how long standing. If directions followed. Internal
,rsdicsnes recsu,Inended necessary. cure guar
.asseS .r uasns, refasdsd fsr sse by B. r Fuster.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-01
SEMI.ANNUAL REPORT CT THE c.yVTy
TREASURER.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAsURER.

OfFICB
CARSON CITY, Nevada, December 81, 1879
To the Hon. the Board of County Commissioners Orsbg
county, Nevada:
Gentlenen: have the honor to herewith submit my
report OF the receipts and dsburs ments with such ether
information as may be necessary for a full aud complete
understanding of the trans tcons of this department for
the SIX months ending December 81 1879:
Balance on hand July l. 1879 per Cash
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-04-01
ONLY WHITELABOR

Employed, and bus EXPERIENCED and FIRST
CLASS cutters
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,,un,rv were iearfully decimaied. The
som rsnry;vors keep Up the organization on
q civil basil, and regularly observe us ami
yersaries. ,,ss,,g comp,,,,oo m.
. uo ..Tr;"h Relief Fund" will meet at
a., ro.,dorcs Of Father Wilson Monday
night 20 make returns ana dlsposi'ion OF Inc
money contributed for that ouleG; ~ rea-
son al the absence OF Fatner wilson tue
committees have not heretofore maze their
reports. o oro thirty or moro
,urs,;cs from Petersburg confined In The
.sSIum at Williamsburg, and more are walt
inc nermission 10 enter. Some OF these UNI
..,,una,es have been in the asylum for
Dinwiddie County Court meets on Mon
dav' when. as / have heretofore stated, a
case will probably be made for the Court OF
Anneals as 10 whether Judge X. II. Jones,
Jr.. OF r. G. Shell, Esq, Is the legal Judge
OF the county.
Owing TO the jumping of the track by
tbe mail-car OF the nortbern-bound train
ON the Wilmington and Weldon railroad at
Halifax, n. G.. to-day, the train norm
through this city was DELAYED III lis arrival
here nearly an hour and bali.
| Trains will pass over the new treslle
bridge al Hicksford on MONDAY.
IL is reported that fine large organ Is 10
be purchased for Grace church.
Rev. w. A. Pearson, the new pastor oil
the Byrne-Street Baptist church, has ar,
rived in the city with his family, and viii
preach his opening sermons tomorrow.
| EOBIN ADAIR.
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THE PHIiADELRHIt SUIcIDE.--The Phia'
delphia Telegraph, speaking OF the case OF
Mr.. POWERS, OF st. Louis, who had COM
mitted suicide in Philadelphia Oil the pre-
yiOus day, sayf:
- The horrors Of insomnia w ere striking
ly demonstrated In yesterdays tragedy at
the Continental Hotel. While most persons
have occasional fits of sleepessness. the
cases Of confirmed inability TO secure the
necessary amount of sleep are happily rare.
Wheo the conditions, howeger, are, throue b
strangely abnormss states Of being, secured,
the result II agony to which most other
forms OF suffering arc trifing. Bodily and
mental dlsti ess are combined in 1t, and it
is small wonder that dhe strain before hang
becomes too great for endurance"
The Tdegraph'S description of inSomxtls
is not bad. That disease is an "agony CON-
pared TO which most other forms Of suffer
ing are trifing." We shoIld say all forms
OF bodily suffering are as nothing when
contrasted with it. II Is to,xnre, a. unend-
log misery, hopeless state Of inexpressi-
bic suffering. We know frem experience
fmany years aga sympathetic reader. Yet
the sufferer shove TO the world none of it.
The closest observer could deseyt no traces
OF suffering In the victim OF this tennble
disease. This fact certainly was unBnoSn
to the coroners jury IN Philadelphia. which
In the face Of facts which clearly proved
that Mr.. POWERS committed suicide brought
In verdict OF accidental shooting. BW
how does the Telegraph happen to know
how TO describe so well the disease OF in.
s0mnid7
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Pennsylvania.

We have heretofore stated That OF 'pe
10 pcnnss ivania delegates to the Cn'cago
have declared that they VIII
Mr. BLAINE. Mr. o. d. KENNY q
third one. has followed sui!. ThePh'iader
mia Press Is urging the Republicans OF tue
several counties to bold meetings ana ih'
s,yuct their delegates to Chicago 10 so'e 'or
n, ArxE or whomsoever they may prefer
hut n further says that from all the ind'ca'
tons OF public sentiment when eau oe
gathered from newspapers, from votes OF
Republicans at their recent primaries s"o
from priyate sources, II rs within the BOUNDS
NJ truth 20 state that there Is not s'ns'e
county IN Pennsylvania large majority o.
,hc voaers Of which are not in favor oil Tue
nomination OF JAMES G.. BLAINE, oil Maine,
for President; and IT adds that every day
adds to his strength.
Tbe Press is edited by Hon. EDWARD NC
rrERsoN, once member OF Congress IRON
penrsyjyania, and afterwards Clerk OF the
House OF Representatives Of Congress
Hear how he talks:
aIn Indiana Blaine has twice as many
onnnorters as Grant. I'm Illinois and Mich
iran he doubles on all other candidates, ana
in fact, has more friends than Grant, Sher'
man. and Washburne combined"
!. The only .unit-rule applying to
State delegation in a National Convention
which deserves TO be respected is the unity
which comes from unanimity among the
people. The unity which is forced by
chicanery, or fraud, or power, Is neces'
ssrily an unnatural outgrowth, nas no pass
which deserves respect, and ought not TO be
regarded"
~Wlll the people consent that these in.
structions- which were given by forced
majority in the Convention-which majority
also actually confess that they did not mean
what they did-shall be carried out or VIII
they annul those instructions by new ones
proceeding from the people in the various
counties comprising the various con-
gressional districts!"
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The Sherman Boom.

The New York Times will gloat over the
following from the Charlotte IN. Co. o.
server:
Yesterday the Observer came into pos
session OF the following letter, which is
among the most important publications that
have been made in connection with the
schemes used by Republican candidates for
the presidency 10 secure the nomination.
The author is Bishop Hood, probably the
most prominent colored preacher in the
southern States, and il Is addressed TO two
of the most prominent cOlored men in this
city:
WILMINGTON, n. c., February II. 1880.
Brethren,-I understand that there is 10
be meeting held in Charlotte tomorrow
night for the purpose OF deDOuncing Sher-
man.
II such is the case hope you will not
take any part in said meeting.
You can depend on Sherman's word. He
promises to divide the offices equally be-
tween white and coored Republicans.
He has always been true TO our cause.
have not time 10 say more.
Yours, in haste, j. w. HOOD.
That beats the Readiusters in Virginia.
Half to negroes and half to whites. The
negroes 10 Richmond who were so hasty in
running into the Readiusters' camp may
have made mistake.
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Cameron and Grant.

Especial 10 the Baltimore Americana
WASHINGTON. February Ex-senator
Cameron has within few days talked very
plainly to his friends in regard to the mat
ter of General Grants nomination. He
says that his own purpose is to support that
candidate, whoever he may be, whose
chances Of election seem best. AS to Gen.
eraI Grant, unless those now managing his
ease become convinced before the COnven-
ton proceeds to business that he can be
nominated on the first ballot, This name will
not be brought before the Convention at all.
Further than this, unless his friends still
feel sure when the Convention meets that
he can be elected il nominated, his name
wall not be presented. AS to the Harris
burg Convention, he says that the endorse
ment OF Grant would not have been at
tempted In view Of the shape things took
for period Immediately preceding the
Convention il it had not been necessary in
order to prevent his (Cameron's) defeat.
To avert this he had the help OF quite 4
number OF pronounced Blaine men among
the delegates. whose loyalty to himself in
State affairs they placed before their sup
port of any presidential candidate. As to
the nomination of Mr.. Blaine, lie did not
consider it eXpedlent.
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Illinois.

The Chicago Times, after thorough and
conscientious canvass OF Illinois through its
reporters or interviewers delegated to per-
form that duty, has learned that unless some
extraordinary means. such as are sometimes
employed by machine politicians, are
brought to bear upon the county and State
nominating conventions. GRANT will evil
IDENTIFY stand third in the list Of lIllnois's
favorite candidates. 1t adds that in two
thirds OF the counties OF the State either
BLAINE or WAsHBURNE now leads the
"strong man" in the choice, both OF politi-
clans and people.
The Times interviewed SAG representa-
tive men of the Republican party, residing
in every county in Illinois. The result was
1882 for BLAINE. 1896 for GRANT, 1,0G4 for
WAsHBURNE, and 234 for SHERMAN. This
does not show that GRANT stands third but
the 7imeS'S idea doubtless is that if BLAINE
were out OF the way bis vote would most of
it 90 to WAsHBURNE, as none but third
termers are for GRANT.
Recolect that GRANT resides in Illinois.
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Gibbons Rome.

The Decline and Fan of the Roman En-
pire. BY EDWARD GlBBoN, Esq. with
Notes by The Rev. ii. ii. MiLNAS. A
New Editioa TO which is added Com
plete Index OF the whole work. In Two
Volumes. New York American Book
exchange, So Beekman street. 1880.
ST.. j. A. BRoADus recently called atten-
tios 10 the cheap editions OF valuable works
whisa the American BOok-Exchange Com
pany is getting out. A cheap edition OF
GIBBox's famous history brings it within
the reach OF thousands WHO could not otbsr-
wise read it. The Notes are most Of them
omitted ia this cheap edition; but other.
wise The book seems to he complete. The
sfateIy style OF GIBBoN may now be heard
In the cottages Of the poorest.
Address as shove.
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THE SrArEsNAr's MANUAL.-We read a
few days ago Ia the New York journal of
Commerce highly favorable notice OF this
book, and at once became DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning copy Of it. Here it is on our table.
IL is the Ne1 York Evening Express An-
naai and Almanac for 1880; otherwise, a
Statistical Register for Bankers, Mer-
chants, Manufacturers Agscpltarists, and
Politicians.
Price, 90 cents. Address the New York
Evening Express Company. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-16

The following changes in Virginia post
offices were made Friday r. f. Cannaday
was appointed postmaster at Snow Creek,
Franklin county. rice W. A. Copeland, re-
signed; Samuel Davis, at Ream's Station,
Dinwiddie county, Uice II. b. HarweI, re-
signed; J. T. Pruden, at Myrtle, Nanse-
mond county, rice j. w. Taylor, resigned.
The post-Oflice al Wicklitle, Clarke county,
is discontinued for want OF candidate for
the po.tmastership; also that at Saes's
Mills, Orange county, for the same reason.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-16

NEGRO JuRIEs.-The newly-elected Judge
of Botetourt county inaugurated the second
term OF his cOurf with full negro jury on
Tuesday. The foreman is a negro by the
name of Coleman, who at one time was Il
waiter at the Bedford Rouse. When the
court adjourned for recess, Coleman i'm
bbed little too freely but that OF course
did not unfit him for the important duties
Of juror Bedford Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-16

Who was it about here that insisted that
the Grant boom was at an end, and we
should hear no more OF it? 1t was not the
State, we can answer for that.-State.
What do Sou say to-day?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-16

The Norfolk Ledger says that the "sau.
culinary duel" In Accomac county "be-
tween two Virginia girls" was between
two negresses.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Saturday morning, the 14tb instant.
Mrs. ~ALiIE ARNALL, In the seventy. sixth year
OF her ag..
Funeral from Venabe. Street Baptist church
SUNDAY the 9Th at $3.50 r. NJ. Friends and ac-
quain iances invited 10 attend
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

tHrTHALHlMER BROTHERS ara .,.,.
giving their customers and friends every a,s,,,,.
OF LOW PRICES, and in copfoqussce A., 'Ns
large quantities Of Goods. Notglth.,,,,,, ~
recent heavy advance In all goods, We arr .,.., ~
Ing them ut
EXTRAORDISARY Low PRICE,
II will pay TO siye us a call and cx,ui,,
mense stock. 'i'
In order to close out our entire sto,ksfft...
we have reduced them as follows: rims
k24 CLOAKS reduced y tIG: S2o ,f,.
s14;il7 CLOAKS 10 t12:tl5 rLoAr. -
sIo CLoAKs to ~; sscLoAKs ns5. ~
sHAwLs. SKIRTS. QUILTS. and nrr.,.
at costio close them out. Bay yonr Blame
save them for next winter
I,ook at our extensive sio,k fPT.cg
LORED SILKS, SATINS, BROCsDF b..
and STRIPED SILKS, for evening su1d,. ''''
which care offering at ex'rem.,g BOW ,.... ','
new and elegant line Of SILK aaI CHf\r.N
PRINCES for trimming ZANE. '"'
Having laid in a large supply of r,pfr,
EMS, NAPKINS, TRAY-DLDIn. n..-
TOWELS, sHEETfNG>. &c.. We a.!..,
call 10 secure some great bargain.
Our stock Of NOURNING Gpnt. ..,,
CASHMERES. TAMI-E, CANFI --il,rp r
RIETTA CRkPE-CLOTH. anI EL,oE ,,..'
CAS-, IS complete and we suarao'oe facfe....
the least money. Dom nl 2. liget.
! Back Goods.
KID GLOVES, KID GLOVE -Wrf..
received large Invoice Of el'Eln' aHl ...,. ...
| GLOVES, In 2, 3, 4 q. AMI button. r.,.-
~ pair A. We tt'p q large Doe Dr.. ...
| sun any one in quality aud rrlr..
sixty dorm KID GLOVES lf .-c 4r..-
IS splendid lot. which have h.,ur .l.,f
regular stock. aud We offer th,m 3D.. l...f,..
| low price 20 CLOSE Ga. m oal.
We have a,sO Just received ..'.rl.
! SILK Mt'FFLtK~. SCARS. Lac. III.
! CHUtS COLLARS. CUFFS. go AiN ,af.-t.'.
| RIBBONS, COKStTS, HOSIERY. g..
| price,
HAMBTRG EDGINGs. HAMBURG N>..-
! INGS.-Wll open on MONDAY 200.
week, 400 pieces Of these goods. from @.
yard Wait until You s,c'rr HIe i.f.r.
| Sing elsewhere.
DOMESTIC PAPER FN~' IpNS. n...t
| just out, al IHALlllhtE GGOIufP..
| j. 2f.>.MSW CUI Ir.It
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The following is the most significant par
agraph that we have seen anywhere lately.
III Mr.. CAMERON has said what is here at.
tributed to him, then the GRANT boom is
indeed at an end
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LECTURES.

DROFESSOR c. II. WINSTON WILL
l. DELIVER THE FIFTH LECTURE IN THE
COURSE IN ASTRONOMY beiOrr the Young
Mems Chri.tan Association o. TUESDAY EVEN
ING next FemuarV II h. at O'clock. Subject
THE PLANETS. INCLUDING THE EARTH.
TICKETS, 10 cents. For sale at &. +. Johnst1n's,
0lS main street aud 81 Association Hall. fe l62t
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SEED POTATOES,
SEED POTATOES.

SEED POTATOES.
Fifty cents per baue 81 cd by bnyihg your EAR
LY ROSE. PEERBEsS. anh PSOLlfiC ihest
Northern Seed POTATOES BY TIE bushel tG0
poundsl ~ j. X. HUCKADAY 4 CO..
fe 1918 21&23 1923 Maia street.
CEED POTATOES.-One thousand bar
~ reis EARLY RorE POTATOES, selected espe-
clslly for eejoa'rels eraging neatly iDrre bush
!. Is each. Persons waniIng choice stock Tor plant
Ing will do well 10 examine them.
ALLISON q ADDISON,
&c slim 1872 Cary street.
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"The RIDDLEBEg0Eg Reputation Bill ]"
II what the Norfolk Virginfan calls 1t.
Also, an attempt TO get around difficulties
that couidn'l be got Over.
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AIECHANICS RuILDING COMPANY,
-0ficers and mcmhers OF
THE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STANTON, VA.

The reignstiOn fine Rev. Il. n. Phillips. cnd'red
on account OF impaired heath. having been ac-
cepted. 10 take effect on the LIST day Of September
next. the trustees Of the Virginia Female Institute
will meetin Stsunton on TUESDAY The 2lth day OF
February 1880. mt O'Clock +. NJ. for the purpose
Of APPOINTING A RECTOR OF Tue iNSII-
TTJTE. The rector T. not only the principal of the
aud the head of The family aud boarding depart
marL. ,
This institution Is under the auspices and control
OF The Council Of the Protestant Episcopal Cturch
In the Diocese OF Virginia. and during period OF
more than thirty years has been one OF The most
successful female schools in the south.
The unders lgned will receive applications and
testimonials and submit them to the Board. Ad-
dress. stanton. Va. HUGH W. SHEffE Ell,
ia 22- 1awt24Fe6t Secretary.
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Du~soLuTIoNs 6 pARrNuRSFsIrs

WE, GEORGE LEE AND j.. a. SAUN-
w ''EkS. have this dav formed limIied CO.
PARTNERSHIP TO conduct in the ctty OF Rich
mOud. Va, whore We both reside, the GENERAL
AND PROVISION BUSINESS for the
period of one year from this date.
GEORGE LEE IS the general partner ana f.. A.
SAUNDERS l. the spe cial partner, and has conirl-
buted The sum OF ten thOu.and dollars r. his iuput
into the which is TO do business under the
style of GEORGE LEE.
Given under our hands this l4th dayof February
A. ID. 1880. GEORGE LEE,
r.. a. SAUNDERS.
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wstaye The February No. OF The South
srH Clinic.
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EW-STYLE SHIFTING CALICOES;
CACHECO and ORIENTAL CAMBRICS;
RUCHING and RUFFLING IN great variety;
TORCHON LACES;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS;
TORCHON-LACE COLLARS;
TIDES i'm great variety;
SCRAP-GOOK PICTURES;
TORCHON-LACE COLLARS at Toe. worth zoe.
large assortment of WHITE GOODS just re-
ceived:
SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS Of all of the popular
makes at ria l0J LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-16

state NJ Virginia. city n Rfchm0Rd-to lcit:
I,CHARLES L. WILLIAMS notary public for
the city aforesaid. in the STATE Of Virginia. do hereby
certify that George Lee and r. A. Saunders, whose
names signed TO the foregoing whiting. have this
day acknowledged lie san e before M in my said
civ: and do turther certify that George Lee at the
same time made oath before me that +. A Saunders
thousand dollars his input into the partnership
mentioned.
Given under my hand this l4ih day Of February,
a. ID. 1880. CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS,
fe l6-6w Notary Public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-16

TICKETS GOOD FOR EIGHT DAYS
FROM FEBRUARY 18Th TO 23D INCLUSIVE.
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RICHMOND DIVISION. No. 4, UNIFORM
RANK KNIGHTS OF PYIHIAS, will make an
EXCURSION TO LYNCHBuRG on WtDNES-
DAY th" lSih lDstaut leaving here al 4. VI.
This Is iDe opportunity 10 any one desiring 10
visit the above city.
Tiekets good on any train on or aner the 18th
Instant. For sale nov by sir Knight X Il. Briggs.
1907 Broad street, opposite Chesapea snd ONO
Railroad depot. and Scr knight A. A. Warren, 10
Main street. IL l3-F ,M&Tu3t
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EXs URSION.

EXCURSION TO LYNCHBURG NA
VIA HI y 81
AND OHIO RAILROAD. VIZ
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uHTGS. mgp'ss.I4. Sc.

LYNCHBUKG. JauG.r 80. l--
DR. W. \. STROIHER: DEAR >...
~ some time since | commenced fN.a.. .i
DENTALINE for cleansing ~" 't'.i. ..i
found II or inc iculahlc b,urhl FOR r.rlU
teeth. hardening The gums. ana imgrriU- .,.
The mouth. NV gum, were extremely -rn.i'....
blcd quite freely whom a ing lLt brush. Hf
been entirely J., licycc by the u,r nl l'uf.'fI
f. 10 Your, truly. JDiN N.tlIff I-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-16

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