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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-12
saERlFF's SALE.

By virtue and authority Of special ezecu-
ton, Issued from the omes Of the Clark Of
the Citcult Court Of Miller County, Missouri,
~returnabie 1t the September terms 1880. OF
SAID Court aud 10 ms directed Rnd 81 the rela-
lion and 10 the use Of p. ). Miller, collector
~ the revenue OF Miller O1uDty AMI against
10. w. Odell, dated Jals the l7.h, 1880,
have levied upon and eeiEed All lbef ignI,
title, interest and claim OF the faid 1eJ. w.
odeil, Of, 10 an 1 to the following described
real estate, l0-siE 100 acres south east
quarter OF action thirty three, towosnlp tor.
~, range twelve. All lying and bying 10 the
said County aud State Of Missouri; and Will,
on
Tuesday, September "a, 1850.
between the b iurs Of nine o'clock In the
forenoon, aud nve O'Clock In the afternoon
OF that day, a. tbs Court House door, 10 the
tow OF TuScumbia, County OF Miller aiore-
said sell the same, OF 90 much thereof as may
be required, At pubic veHdde. 10 the highest
bidder, Tor cash 10 hand, (sueJect to All prior
liens and ~iadgments,) 20 Satisiy said eIecu.
,ion and coats.
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sgERlFFs SALE IN PARTITION.


Beri,min Conner, Sarah A. Broskman, and
nor husband Ambrose ~Brockman, Nancy
q. Barria sod BasriIl w. Burrls heT hne'
band. Charity A.. Buchanan add y. q.
mar husbatd, Amandra w. Christian N
j.. j, Christian her husband, Mary u. Con'
nsf and her husband Jamea Wesley
Conasr and Joseph W. ConhsF, plaintihs,
I.u. r. uopps,. Startling d. Conner,
Jacob L. Conner. Merry =. Wilcox, james
II. Wilcox, George w. WILCOX, Aodrcw j.
Wunox. Roaa o.. Wilcox, Leroy n. Wilcox,
.iohn p. Wilcox, Ellen WILCOX, Albert
WIIooI, ida Il. LOvall and John Q Lovall,
III the Circuit Court Of Nj Ter county, Mis-
a. virtue and authority Of decree aud
order of sale made by the said Court, In the
above entitled cause, and OF . certified copy
thereof, datei July a4th 1850. | will on
Tuesday, September l4th 1850,
belvoon the hours OF nine o'clock In the
forenoon and ave O'Clock In the afternoon Of
that day, al the front door OF the Court
House in the town OF Tuseumbia, In Miller
county, Missouri cell, At public vendue, 10
the highest bidder, the following described
real estate, viz; IS acres south vest part o.
south west quarter oil south east quarter 80
acres south half south ives, qoarter-l0 acres
south part north west quarter Of south west
qu .rter-lT acres south east part north east
quarter south Sest quarter section one and
20 acres south east quarter south east quar-
ter section two, township forty range sixteen
free OF any dover interest, and % acres sopth
part south east quarter north west quarter
2S acres north west part north east quarter
south west quArter-90 acres north part north
west quarter OF south west Qnarter section
one, township !orty, range sixteen, subject
TO dover OF widow.
TKRMs OF SALE: Twenty per cant cash In
hand, one bali OF The remAlndso on q credit OF
elk months, balance on credit OF twelve
months. secured by notes with approved
security.
p. 8. MILLER, Sheriff.
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suERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue sud authority Of special sxeea-
Ron, issued from the N o Of the Olefk Of
he Circuit Court OF Nil er County, Missouri,
r~esu-nAbls al the September term, 1850. OF
.aIj Court, and. 70 me derecssd, in favor Of
john HironamouS aim. 81 JInob WSiksE,
deceAse, =, and agaIns, Martin Neumsytr. OF,
10 and tc tho foIloHing described real thats.
to-wil; so acIes the soata half north east
quarter and north west QnAFtof . ,nth east
qua rter OF section sixteen and west half north
west quarter Of section numbef 10 ell in
township thirty nine. range afiesn IN Miller
oounty, NJ ssoad. All lying aud being In
The said County, and SsAts Of Missouri; aud l
will, on
Tuesday, septenber IA, Is 0,
between the hOurt Of nins O'Clock 10 tho
forenoon, and ave O'Clock IN the nfteFneOn Of
that day, NJ the Court HO0se door, In the
town OF Tu'cumbIs County OF Miller Aforesaid
sell the s4mA, or 30 much thereof - may Be-
required, At public vendue. 10 The higbest
bidder. 10, cash In hand. uubieet 10 all prior
liars and judgmsnts,l TO sntiSiy said s1eeu-
lion and COSTS
p. y MAILER, Sheriff.
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A we'll dressed man Is going about the
country claiming to be interested In the cause
Of temperance. He calls ct a farm house.
produces q pledge for them to sign, and
when this is done presents another card aim
ulAr In appearance, TO which he also desires
that there signature DO affixed, lin order TO
keep a correct memorandum Of bis work."
The second card lie q sight note for any
amount the awindler may sec ct 10 demand.
Look out Cor him -[IoplIn Herald.
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STRAY NOTICE,

The undCrslgned appraisers hppoluted and
sworn TO fully, fairly and impAftially 10 Ap-
we have viewed said stray and Nod ths same
70 be . two year old mare mule OF ~ How
gray coiof, . small white spot In forehead,
AID some cuts on legss and about thirteen
hands and halt high, and do Appraise The
ans ct thirty dollars. John Marin, VIM.
praIsers. Given under our hands this 18Th
dag OF July, 1850.
Jso. g. wILaOS. ]. p.
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kHEkIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue and authority Of . special exOeu.
ton, Issued r. IN the ofioe oil the clerk OF
the circuit court Of Miller county, Missouri,
and 70 me directed 10 lAVoT Of The ) ate OF
Missouri, at the relation and 10 The use OF
Y. 3. Miller, Collector OF the Revenue OF
Miller county, In the Stale OF Missouri, aud
against q. w. ~ehmmefson, Judgment for
tor the yeAEs 1855. 1870, 1871, 1872, 1879, 1874,
1874 1870, aud 1877, And TOT the onioroament
OF the lioD Of pialniH againsl said real astate.
therefore, i have aes9 "a and levied np0n al
The righi, title aud interest OF tue naid
defendAot OF, 10 and 20 the following doseFib-
Cd real ettAts situated In Miller ooanly, Mis-
souri,, to-wii. 800 acre. east halt Of section
tSenty-lnur, township forty-one, range hheen
and 1 will on
Tuesday, September IL, 1880.
between The touu Ot niue o'lgck q. u. aud
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California, no.

Aug. 9Th, 1880.
Editor BANNER, Dsar Sir; Please publish
the following notice, that the many friends
OF Mr.. Ashley may DO informed OF his hap
piness:
Married, Aug. 9th, 1880, al the residence
Of the brides mother; Miss Bette Ford OF
MoniteAu county, No., 10 Nj. w. J. Ashley
OF Miller county, No. May happiness attend
them Is the wish OF u friend
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ApMINIarRAToRs NoTlOR

Notice is ereby given tiAs lsltefs OF adj
nlnletraiion on the estale.oiJ smes r. Parks,
deed. were granted TO the undersigned By
tns Probate Court 1t Miller county, Nc.
bearing date June 2oth, 1880. AL peTSons
having elaine against said estate are u quir-
cd 70 exhibit them tor allowances within one
year from ths date of said letters OF they
may be preelndsd from any bsBsat Of aid
estate and II sneh elaine BE- not exhibited
within Two yeaTs ffom the date 81 said letters
they will DO forever barred.
A. b. Hale, .admInlstratoF.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sRTTLRMENT.

Notice - hereby given 70 al creditors aud
tor Intends making > dual settlement of bis
admlniatreiion on said estate az the August
tarm Of the Probate Court OF Miller county,
10 be held ct the court house 10 said
County ~eommenclag on The second hondsy
Of August A. d. 1880, whore All parties 10.
taretted can attend II they see proper lhlS
2iLh day Of June, 1880.
SAMUEL w Ira administrator.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-12

ive o'clock D. M. OF said day, At the court
house door, 10 the town Of Tuscnmbla, IN
Miller county, Missouri, and While the cir
cult couF, nj said county IA In peseion, soil the
sail lands At public auction 70 the highest
bidder tor cash In hand, to satisfy said eXecu.
tl0n and cost.
p. 8. MuLER, Sheriff,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-12

ALABAMA, against Tho combined efforts OF
the Republicans. GresnbAekers and Indepen-
dents, gave "a Democratic majority OF 10000
last Tuesday. Kentucky, on the same day,
gave the usual large Democratic majority.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-12

]. Gould has subscribed $lOO, 600 for the
benefit Of the famine stricken people Of Wes.
tern KsnsAs.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-12

Fifteen hundred car loads Of grain arrived
at. New York city on the evening OF the -,
inst.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-08-12

A OgNPa WASTED ~ as Bsa "a pessa.
. tslhag INtsdl Besks - nlblsa. rFaeas
% sstssstp VI ~ II fsnssa Nvba't'6 ess y LsahlM
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~. EksON n SOM
Editors, Publishers anu ProprIstOrs,
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Acts that have BECOME Laws.

To amend the Code in relation to the iu.
rIsdiction OF justices.
TO autboriZ the Governor 20 lend fifty
stand OF arms to the Lynchburg Public
High School.
To authorize the erection of wharf on
Cbincoteaque bay, IN Accomac county.
To legaiize a deed OF Conveyance hereto
fore made TO certain church property in the
county OF Wythe.
To amend the Code as to incorporated
companies.
TO incorporate the Mutual Benefit Asso.
citation OF Southwest Virgini,.
To tax railroads in certain cases for coun-
ty and school purposes.
To amend the Code in relation TO the
Auditors power to adjust old cliims.
Giving the consent II the State for the
acquisition by the Government OF the
United States OF so much land as may be
necessary for public building 10 the city
of Danville.
To amend the Code in relation TO de-
posts OF foreign insurance companies.
For the relief Of the suretifs of w. +.
Boisseau, late sergeant Of the town of Dam
vile.
10 provide for the payment Il the saIa-
ries Of The extra clerks 10 the offices OF the
Treasurer and second Auditor employed in
funding the public debt.
For the protection OF sheep IN the county
OF Warren.
To authorize the trustees of the Church OF
Disciples OF Christ. OF Norfolk, Va, 10 exc
cute one or more deeds OF trus. or MOTT
X ges thereon ~ security.
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shs y.tlsvIne STATES after they had Win
arawn their approved, was d = piece WIN
the rest Of tbs siapendous mcnumen. = 7,
| is,,rhood, crime, palevoIence' ana 'uo'c'''
| blindness.
with these facts before us--iac's SHOWING
that tbc supreme Court Of the Onl'e.
s,atxs h basiug decisions upon an amend
n,ent which every member OF that cour'
kNows has never been ratined-ws can na'
4erxtapd what an overwhelming pubic SEN
vincent must In the North be behind sncn
baressced hypocrisv, or such wofui sen
deception. II the judges OF the h'xnes'
court in the land dare rot recognize as fscis
hat they know to be facts, but sccep'
f,Iseboods rs facts because northern pubic
sentiment Will have It so, upon what sna'
be based the hopes Of the friends OF iree
government Tor perpetuation Of The hoer'
ties watch It used to be thought our fathers
had srcur,d for US -.
yudse FfsxD's remark, Assumtnq tn'
act Of 1915 Is constitutional and valid a.
ics;siotion." has great deal OF meaning "a
IL In tnis e sunection. He assumed agfea'
deal: vet ne let fall clew which may pos
s,hlv lend better court out OF The lapyf'n'n
| ~ errors in which the Supreme Court now
/ finds ;itself.
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It can punish legislatures and governors
for The sswe dIscriminstlons, and punish
10y removal from Office. II The power c'aimv
ed Is pushed TO the results indicated ~
these decisions 10 would enable the Fedefai
Judges 10 every State to enforce rs penalty
the removal from Office OF all the executive:
legislative, aud judicial f,incsionaries Of
every State who do not bow to the extraor-
binary claims OF The Federal pewer IN DC,
halt OF assumed or real Federal ofncers ana
the black citizens.
The venerable Clifford, as well as Justice
Field. In solemn tones OF earnest ana sincere
devotion to constitutional principles, and
with a judicial eloquence seldom surpassed.
have placed In the path Of these destructive
opinions an exposition OF constitutional
law which will impress itself on the pres.
ent times and endure In the memory oil
their countrymen forever.
The issue Is made ur OF central zaiion
almost absolute, leaving The States with the
mcrest shadow Of power, or an indestructi
bic Union Of independent Commonwealth,
independent and uncontrolled In fheii
proper spheres and functions. Washing
ton Post.
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Democratic Justtce-HOw Judge Field
a,oucurred I'm ~ virginia Jury Case.

Justice Field read conculring opinion in
the United States Supreme Court yesterday
in the case Of the petition OF The Common
wealth OF Virginia for a mdnddmuS by
Judge Rives, TO compel him to restore to
the State court OF Virginia the two Rey-
poIds brothers (colored), removed by
him to the United States Circuit
Court because no colored men were
allowed on the jury. The Court had al
lowed the mdnddmus while affirming the
principle on which the removal was mide.
He concurs ID the judgment OF the court
that the prisoners, Lee and Burwell Rey-
nolds, must be returned to the officers OF
Virginia, from whose custody they were
taken; that the prosecution against ttem
must be remanded to the State court from
which it was removed. From the return
of the district judge the presence oil The CO.
lored race on tue jury Is held to be essen
tial 10 secure to q EN- the equal protection
Of the laws, but how this conclusion Is
reached is not apparentto Justice Field. en-
cept upon the general theory that such
protection can only he afforded to parties
when persons OF the class TO wren tDey
belong are allowed to sit on these 1uries.
The correctness OF this is held to be contra
dicted by every days experience. women
are not allowed TO sit on juries, or foreign
ers, vet both are protected equally in their
rights with others. Persons over sixty
years Of age are in Virginia excluded, but
no one would pretend that they have not
equal protection. The claim that colored
men on the bench were necessary would be
lust as reasonable. The fourteenth amend
ment does not extend to the officials con-
cerned in the administration Of justice, so
long as no injustice or discrimination was
practlced against the colored race WASH
ipOfOn POST
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The Prince william Judge>hip.

Correspondence of The Alexandria Gaz .tte.l
BRENTsvILLE March 1.-The County
Court met this morning, when Judge {. q.
Howison took the bench. When he directed
the attorney for the Commonwealth to pro-
coed with the criminal cases, Dir. T.. E'
Meredith, the attorney for the Common
wealth, stated that he did not recognize the
authority OF Judge Howison, and the Court
ihereupOn entered an order committing
him for sixty days for contempt. Judge
Weldon then took the bench, and after the
court had been opened and all the cases con-
linued, the deputy sheriff. Alr. w. ). Howl
son, was directed TO adjourn the court, and
upon his refusal so to do Judge Weldon or
dcTed bin to be committed for sixty days
for contempt of court. This was done to
make test case, aud will 60 10 the Court
Of Appeals at once.
Judge Weldon was elected to ill an un'
expired term, and the constitutional term
being for six years, Judge Weldon claims
that his term has not yet expired. The re-
cent decision Of the Court OF Appeals did
not affect this case.
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TRANSFER or MINING INTERESTS. -San
francisco, March al. w. Mackey has
sDFcbas,d from j. c. Flood the entire in
tffest OF the hitter in the mining and mill.
log properties OF the frm in The Comstock
mine Mackey declines 10 make definite
statement as TO the amount, but leaves II TO
De Inferred that II IL In excess Of $4,000.
600,
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W LETTINGS.

A LII ROYAL ARCH MASONS %Eggl1w
n are cordially invited 10 attend a slated IA x
cunyocalion Of u ICH MON ID ROYAL LTsSAt'
ARCH CHATTER, No. 3, ~ he Ma>oDs' ~"~1f.SS
Hall, Oh Franklin street. THIS Thursday EVE
MING. March 4th, A. ID. 1880, r.. A. NJ 24l0, at
O'Clock.
Bv order of the NJ. +. III. r.
NH Its GEORGE +. KFESEE, Secretary.
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We received letter recently from pro.
mjneut gentleman OF Scott, who is near
peighbor Of Miller. In which he pronounce,
him an unmitlgated humbug, and SAYS thal
II be ever performed any wonderful cures
his nejebbors know nothing about It.
Ciinch- Valley Nens.
fThis is the wonder.worker whom seve'
raj people from Montgomery county are
said to have visited recently and been bene'
flied by his manipulations.]
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finds itself.

DIR. Bennett on bis trip North called 70 see
Colonel Thomas A. Scott, the great railroad
maruafe OF philadelphia. The CoioEei saw
at glance tbst the Doctor represente u
worthy institution. ord gave him check
for a.. O00.- Chrisf5an Advocate.
rive suspect that the agent Is entitled TO
good share OF the credit. Nevertheless we
would not take word from the praise due
Tow gc01T1
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Somebody has sent Us pamphlet whose
contents are sufficiently indicated by the
title--namely, Altar-CIoths and Flowers ::
A Review"
For sale by RANDOLPH e. ENGLISH.
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WEsr VIRGINIA MINERS Wheeling, ~.
va, March More trouble Is anticipated
With the miners. The Anstin and Ncwburg
and O'Nei! coal companies miners will de.
mand an advance next Monday, bnt the
operators say they viii stop work rather
than comply with the demands.
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DEATHS.

Died. Wednesday March 8, 1880. Mrs. LUCINDA
WOOD, r, lct Of the lale Muscuc Garnett Wood, I'm
the ixty-ninth year of he. age.
Her funeral will take Place THIS Thursday AT.
TERNOON al 81 O'CLOCK from the Grace-Street
Baptist church.
Died, on "wednesday, March 3, 1880. at 2 o'clock
4. NJ, LEO Inf N, son al John A. and Maria NJ.
PiZZini aged three DAYS.
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FANCY GOODS.
500 BROAD STREET.

wv
Look at the assortment of PAPER and ENyE-
LOPEs. In boxes, at 10, 1874. Is, 30. 20, 80
80, 40, and 50c., which Is one thir less than
the same qualities aud styles sold IN town
have one specially OF "a sheets OF PAPER. II
CARDS. and SO ENVELOPES. that poases all
who see It,
HANDSOME NEW sCRAP-ALBUMs, AUTO.
GRAPH ALBUMS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
sPRING-BACK MUslC-FOLI0s. MUSIC
BOXES, &C., bought be ore the rise, which was
20 per cent.
few NICKEL CLOCKS, making the liae again
complete every one fully warranted.
TUMBLEks, iIaber and Star patterns, at 35c. per
dozen.
New-paiiern JELLY. PRESERVE, and PIC.
kLED.sHE>, in glass, al Toe.
HAlR-BRUSBE>, DRFsSING-C0MBS, TUCK
ING-COMBs. HAIR. PINS, ROUND COMBS
TonLET-MIRRORs. CLOTHES. BRUSHES,
wHIsK. BR0OMs, TOILET SOAPS, &C., &C.,
In great variety, and at very low prices.
PLAYING CARDS, noMINOEs. CHIPS, CHESS,
BACkGAMM0N, &C., &c, to suit all.
Another invoice Of CARRIAGE aud BUGGY
WHIPS at all prices, from 25c. to s2.
RIDING. WHIPS. IN foe raw-hide-coyered or UNI
covered-ai 10 To 40c.
See our assortment of ROUND-wO0D BOWLS,
BREAD-TRAYs. sTEWPANs covered or un-
eoyereol. PORCELAIN-LlNED PREsERY-
ING KETTLES. IoLANDFRs, BROOMs,
FLoO R.BR UsHEs, DUsT-BRUsHEs,
CRUMB-BRUsHEs with or without pans).
TEA-TRAYS.C biid's &c, &c.
All sizes LADIES' FOXED CATERS and GRAIN.
LEATHER SHOES, al 81.
MEMS HEAVY BRoGANs at u.
MEMS STIFF aud SOFT HATS, in black or
colors-great bargsins.
CHiLDREN'S LARGE DOLL CARRIAGES.
4-WHEELED WAGONS, CAMP-cHAIRs,
R0CKI>G-C1IAIRs,I HIGH TABLE-CHAIRs.
NURSERY CHAIRS, &C.
My stock Is large and of great variety. All goods
warranted rs represented and prices as low and In
many lower Than can be found In town.
W. A. STEVENS,
fez7 No sos Broad street.
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NE NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS
AT
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS SLIGHTLY DAM.
AGED BY WATER.

n l.
AGED BY WATER.
$40 dozen ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at
4c apiece;
$50 dozen AIL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED HAND
KfRCHTEFS at So. worth .5c.:
cases Of LINEN DRILL at 25c., value Of which
81 pieces Of NULL MUSLIN at lac. worth soc ;
A large stock of CHECKED aud STRIPED MUS
LINS at considerably less than last seasons
so pieces of FRENCH MARsEILLEs at Bic
quality eenrrally sold a. 75c.;
ALL.LINEN NAPKINS at soc. dOzen-also at
75c. and 81.
Also, An extensive lot of large and very fine DIN
NER NAPKINS ata great deal less than their
TURKEY-RED TABLE LINEN at SOC. a yard
worth 75c., al 75c. heretofore sold az csc.
Also large stock of BURNSLEY TABLE.LINEN
at less than last seasons value;
Full lines OF VICTORIA LAWNS. LINEN
LAWNS. FRENCH NAIN>OUKS, ORGAN
DIES. and cIher wDite gooi,;
20 pieces l. MEN SHEtTfNG and PILLOW
CASE LINENS tyery slightly damaged by wa
teri;
A very extensive stock Of BED-QUILTs-great
blrg ins In that department;
MARoElLLES QUILTS AT S5e.;
CROCHET QUILTS at 81 40 worth Sl.75;
MARSEILLES CBIB-QUlLTS at : / worth 81. 10.
Also The most attracil We stock of HAMBURG, EN-
BROIDERY ever Offered this cIty, some Of
which have been slightly damaged by water,
aui win he sold for less than one half their cost
Oi importation.
In LACES Offer ever variety, from the cheap
est 10 the finest in real COOS.
We would also call special aiten ion to at,
live STOCK of CORoEri,i In which department
we offer many extraordinary bargains.
75-BONE EXCELLfNT FITTING CORSET at
Aiso, a fun new line of LADIES aud CHILDkEN's
HOSIERY. f. 2S
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We return thanks 10 Hon. r. L. T. BEALE
for public documents.
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SEINE.TIfREAD.

i LIchrEN soTI SSSs
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin Streets
RICHMOND. VA.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS II
NETS.
sElNEs and TwINE.
COTTON ROPEf-all sizes;
PATENT apd spt'r >El>E-IWlNE,
LINES. YAwkING,
CORks,
CORK WOOD, &C. &C. ,,.,>.r
Sole importers OF N-BRAND StiNt
THREAD warranted 10 give sefteet satisiaeu"'
aud I'm portess OF other brands. -
Dealers and bshermen Invited % call. y" =
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MARRIAGES.

Married, February 26'b, by Rev. Mr.. Dashisll
Miss BETTE daughter Of p. T. Atkinson, TO Mr..
ALLIE FORE; all OF Richmond, Va. No cards.
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Ey@ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
oheriHg The largest and most attractive stock of
LADIES UNDERWEA AR ever offered in this city.
Among them Will be { upd great many that can =
not po sibly be made up at the prices they are SELF
Ing them for. fe2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04
REMOVAL.

JAMES L. APPERsON. REAL ESTATE
AGENT, &C.. has removed his once " No. 9
be pleased 10 see and serve his frtcts and all Others
having business IN bis hnc. NH 2-lQt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04

VT COHEN BROTHERS HAVE NOW
FULLY REPLENISHED nearly every DEPART
men', and are OFFERING INDUCEMENTS that
are rot TO TIC met IN many houses in this count y.
A call will convince. fe 2S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-04

ar MATzoEsl
MATzOEs
MATz0Esi
shall commence baking MATzOEs about tbe
10TH. All who have not given their orders viii
please send them ia at once TO Mr.. GREENTREE
or myself and be ready to receive them about that
time.
BALTIMORE PRICES. I. ID. BRIGGS.
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