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ParnelI and Companion.

NEW YORK, January 3.-Messrs. Parnell
and Dillon received delegation from Bos-
Ton to-day at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. They
also received the men OF the county OF
Meath, who presented them with an adj
dress. Mr.. Parneli briefly replied, thank
ing those present for their kindness aud
consideration in welcoming HIM and bis
companion TO this country. lie alluded for
moment to the recent events in the county
of Meath, and spoke OF the difference be-
tween the land system at home and in tins
country. After dwelling little in the con-
slderation OF the sufferings OF the Irish peo-
pie, Mr.. Parnell said he was proud TO rep
resent the county OF Meath, and would do
all 10 his power to retain the confidence OF
the people, which he battered himself he
now possessed.
Mr. Parnel has made arrangements 10
visit Boston on tie 18th instant.
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Gambling I'm Louisiana.

THE GRAND JURY OF NEW ORLEANS RECON-
MEND THAT IT BE LEGITTMATIZED.
New ORLEANS, January 3.-The term OF
the grand Jury having expired, they today
mqde report under the captain OF "Gam-
bIing.Hells." They say: "This tiresOme
social problem vel awaits solution. Ii APP
pears that the defiance OF authority through
which these establishments escape suppress
sion grows out of the imposslbility OF pro-
curing evidence adequate to the conviction
Of persons accused. such being the case,
it might be desirable 10 legiiimatize the
calling, under the assured conviction that II
it cannot be wholly suppressed, it should
be made to contribute TO the public trea-
Sury. This course is recommended; and
we are confident, if sustained by public
opinion. will be successful" The grand
jury advises that law he passed leyying
tax OF $4,000 per annum on each establish
mpDf.
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| REVELATION BURST UPON TT

KEW Ella Hun BOhS CION L ii II
IN public press and medical profession when,
over twenty-five wears ego, that grand result Of
medical research and synthetic skill, IIosleter's
stomach Biiters, was given to the world. Soon after
II had Deen started on It's curaiee mission IL was
discovered that its botanic properties far surpassed
those of the approved mineral remedies of the day.
Not the least among the good consequences of its
general use has been to dsabuse mems minds Of
many absurd medical fallacies, and TO demonstrate
the superiority of vegetable remedies. II cOnquers
and prevents malaIial feJe dyspepsia, chronic
constipation, tendency TO kidney and bladder ALL
men,s and rheumaisl, and is Of the greatest value
in cases Of bodily trouble arising from weakness.
Old people gre atty aided by 1t. and 1t IS highly
serveeable to cOnvalescents and ladies I'm delicate
health. 1t is, moreover, useful medicine TO take
with one on long journeys and cOInt"racts the eff
fecis of mental exhaustion. d. 3l-Wtwl,F&M
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Grimes and Casualties.

PATRTCIDE AND SUICIDE IN LYONS, NY.
Lyons, n. Y. Jsnuary "A terrible
homicide and suicide occurred here to-day.
Miss Frances Hovey, very higbly-re-
spected young lady Of this place, entered
the store OF ner father, hat and fur dealer,
and in tit Of supposed insanity. shot him.
the ball entering his left temple and pro-
ducing instant death. Then reloading the
pistol, she went upstairs and shot herself
in the same place. Miss Hovey ~ slowly
sinking and there are no hopes OF her re-
cOyery.
ARRESTED FOR HAVING STOLEN BONDS IN HIS
POSSESSION.
New YORK, January 3.-Edwin a. Kirk,
an old New York merchant, was arrested
to-day charged with having in his possession
$1,000 United States registered bonds which
are alleged TO have been stolen from the
executors OF the late y. X. Richard, of Phil
adelphia. He was held in $1,000 bail for
examination. Kirk says he took the bonds
as security for the payment OF two notes,
not knowing they were stolen. He prom
iScs to produce the man from whom he got
them.
A CUSTOMS INSPECTOR FATALLY INJURED.
New ORLEANS, January a. urtz Stahl-
berger, cu>tom-house inspector, while en-
gagged in sealing the main hatchway Of the
steamer Commander to-day at the colec-
tion-statiOn, fell through The halchway ard
received fatal injuries.
FOUND DEAD IN THE ROAD.
MACON, January 3-The body Of a young
man named Charles Mullis has been found
two miles from Cochran. He is supposed
to baye been killed by loaded wagon pass.
ing over his body and neck.
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Rusiness IrO hIcS.

THE BROKEN GROCERs BANK OF NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 3.-Great excite
ment continues among the creditors and
depOsitOrs OF the broken GrOcers Bank.
stephen V. White. the receiver, and his
counsel were present since early morning
endcavoring 10 collect together the assets.
Mr.. White sid he had already deposited
$l20,000, and that the remaining assets
would more than cover the claims OF the
creditors and dcpositors. The only losers
would be the stockholders. He believed
the bank was suffering largely from forged
paper in connection with j. Lloyd Hdigh's
Indebtedness.
ASSIGNMENT OF A ST. LOUIS BREWING COM
PANY.
ST. LOUIS, January 3.-The Behring
Brewing Company have made an assign
ment, but arrangements have been made to
continue business.
FAILURE IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, January 3.-M. Sampler, whole
sale dealer in clothing, made an assignment
to-day for the benefit Of his creditors, who
are principally in New York. Liabilities,
about $4,000; assets not stated.
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COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
' or HANOVER COUNTY, DECEMBER ~,
1879:
Robert :. Anderson. IN his own right. and as ex-
ecutor Of the i1si will aud testIlaent OF Genet IA
dsrsOn. Jr., deceased; Bette 4. Ander on. wife
Of the said Eobefr :. Anderson Rob n &. Ander-
son. Marcia tdmODil Anderson. Amanda VI. An"
dorson. Llttlc,On e.. Anderson, Eliza j Hughes,
Edna T.. wheat, y. i. Whoa and James ~
Nleat. '''''''''i ibulai'
againSt
Joseph Dinwiidie and Annie Maria Dinwldde nee
Anderson. his wife; LiitieIon Goodwin Ander-
son; Imogcn Joanna Anderson, An infant under
the az, Of twenty one years: j. W. Dahney aud
Lucy Ann Dabncy nee BOwies, his wiz
Defendants,
IN CIIAECERY.
The OBJ ect Of tins suit Is tO tain decree FOR the
sale of the real estate Of which Genet Anderson,
Sr, died seized and posses ed situated In tue
counties Of Hanover and Caroline, for partition
among the parties entitled thereto.
Aud affidavit having been made and hled tia. ne
deft.ncants eph Dlnwiddie and Anne MARIA, his
wife. and Litieton Goodwin Anderson, Sr.. are not
residents Of the State of Virginia. u + ord red hat
they appear here within Que month after due publ
ca lon hereof and 30 what Is necessary Ia protect
their Interests herein. . 80
A copv-Teste: j. a. BROW y. CLERK.
r. II. CALDWELL. D. q. DE Is lsw4w
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The SnDFfe.
THE HANLAN-COURTNLY RAcl

NEW YORK, January "a Rochester spe.
ciaI has the following: " Courtney was here
to-day and signed tie contract for the race
with HanIan, to be rowcd according to the
terms Of Blakie's present proposition, al
Washington or any other suitable place, or
May 20ib. The contract is to be sent &c
Blake tomorrow, and with it Courtney'S
$500. II is then 10 be sent to Hanlan, anC
II he signs it the race will be rOwed for the
&c OO0 :,
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,, DtHh That PREVENTED RoBBERY.-G Gal
,R.''S, Ono, January A party Of eight
nj ob visited the house OF Guy Frey last
hut evidently for the purpose OF rob.
eed;,a ne a1ying received payment the pre-.
s6Id uN Tor some property which be
thew Try ordered them TO leave, which
and , ,.issea 70 do. lie then fired on them
pe1ceasIy, aeparted, after which he went
found H. 70 oed. This morning Frey
strans. :" nis front yard the body OF dead
ideatiy. ~ one mas oeeh aoie 10
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~ a Il ID .

II having come 10 our notice that one MYERS.
an agent for The PatapscO Baking Powder. has
grossly mi represented us TO our trade as putting
upon The market OF Richmond spurious aud un-
wholesome article OF food called the Sterling
Baking Powder, we wi h 10 place ourselves fairly
before our patrons and the public 10y stating that
believe. rs Is represt nled. the ST. Ring BAKING
POWDER To be a strictly pure Cream Of Tartar
Powder manufactured by perfectly rel able firm
i'm BALTIMORE and is secoh5 10 none IN the market.
Analysis on every package. Attention of medical
authorities 4 called TO H.. In addition have re-
quesled our Stale Chemist TO anaIyZe both the
STEERING" and PaiapscO" Powders. the result
viii nc found below. The public can iutge which Is
the most wholesome. GRESHAM & BROWN.
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General Grnnf.
VISIT AND ENTERTAINMENT OF THE EXPIRE
sGDENT AT SAVANNAH.

VISIT AND ENTERTAINMENT OF THE EXPIRE
sGDENT AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Ga, January 3.-General
Grant held yesterday morning reception
at the Ci.y Exchange. a number OF old
West Pointers, citizens, and colored peo-
pie called. The city authorities gave the
party an excursion down the river below
Fort Jackson. In the afternoon the party
were taken to Bonayenture and Thunder
bolt. In the evening Grant, Sheridan, and
Fred. Grant, dined at the residence OF Cen
eral III. X. Jackson, and met Generals Me-
Laws, Wayne, LAYTON, and other eX.Con-
federate officers. At night the aldermen
gave a serenade to Grant at the Screyen
House. The eX.Presdent responded briefly,
acknowledging the compliment and regret
ting bis short stay in Savannah. The party
leave at O'Clock this afternoon for Florida.
SAVANNAH, January 3.-General Grant
and party left here at 4 o'clock this after
noon. Representatives Of the various in
dustries OF the city called on him this morn
ing, in company with the mayor and col
lectOr OF the port.
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Jsn1a,,p DANCE oY DEATH.-Bradford, Pa,
Seblgn. "a qiiarre' arose between John
named = . respectable German, and negro
N. oonnsob, at dance In Allegheny,
drew ~ New'feaps eve, when the latter
short 4. ku1e and stabbed the German a
NH !. u,s,shce above the heart. The wound
gro va. mopobIlity prove fbtaj. The ne.
etEetr arrested . but broke away from the
Z" 'Dn morning and escaped.
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tifcates are the words, "You will be pro-
tected."
"C0USTED-ly" DEMOCRAT DECLINES GER
TIFICATE.
FARMTNGToS, Me-, January 3.-Lonis
Voter, Democrat, who was counted Ia by
The Fusionists A. q representative, has re-
turned bis certificate to the Governor, be-
lieving that the reason given for the issrl-
ance OF the certificate to him Is not suffi.
Client to justify bis acceptance OF the posi-
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Hss1TA. SHOES. Ae.

EENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE
~ SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS at~
$780, bargain:
GENTLEMEN's HEAVY DOUBLE-SOLE BUT
TON.B00Ts. LACE-SliOES, and CONGRE>s
CATERS, In all grades:
LADIES FRONT and sIDH-LACE aud BUTTON
BOOTs--heayy soles, for walking. and IN tuc,
soft Kid aud light toes:
Boy aud CHILDREN's sCHoOL-SuOEs aud
FINE DRESS BOOTS:
INFANTS SHOES ia all styles;
A nne line Of OLD GESTLEMkN'S aud LADIES'
BROAD BOTTOM, FLAT-HEEL BOOTS aud
SHOES;
TRUNKS, yALIsEs, sATCHELs, BAGS, OVER.
CATERS. &c:
The UNiVf ksaL ANKLE.sUPPoRTEa for
weak aDkes-a good Thug. All al
j. A. GRlGG's.
deal Tsntk aud hain streets.
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New Republican Paper I'm New Or
leans.

NEW ORLEANS, January 3.-The new Re-
publican paper, the Ledger, appeared to-
day, and met with great success. A goodly
number OF Democratic as well as Republic
can advertisements constituted new fea-
ture for Republican Journal here, and
seems to indicate the existence OF more
moderate popular sentiment The CHIEF
editor. Ex-Governor Hahn, Is known 10
favor Grant for President.
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Oh
LABORATORY OF
STATE AssAYER AND CHEMIST,
SOC FAST GRACGeTREET,
RICHMOND, VA, Decembfr 27, 1879.

Messrs. Gresham d BroioR;
Gentiemen.-At yo 1T request have made a quail
fative chemical examination OF The sterling Bak
Ing POwder, manufactured by the Sterling Manu-
featuring Company, ana OF the Patapsco Bakinl
Powder. manufactured by Messrs. Smith, HanwaY
& c.. dnd essential components TO be:
OF The Sierling-Cooking SODA and Cream OF Tar
tar,
or the PatapscO-CoOking Soda and Alum.
1 have further examined Ibe Sterling Baking
Powder for injurious impurities. and ind 1, FIRE,
FROM them.
Physicians aud other authorities on This subject
are very generally Of the opinion that baking pow
ders made with cream Of tartar are superior ia
point OF ~bOiesome ness 10 those made with alum.
The samples used In this examination were pur-
h.sed by me from places I'm this city where they
were on sale, and without your knowledge.
WILLIAM III. TAYLOR. 81 ~.
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SHOT THREE TINES THROUGH THE HEART.
ChGrieSto,on, Vest Va. January Ed
ward Palmer shot John Wells three times
through the heart tonight. Both had been
drinking. Palmer escaped.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 4, 1850.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan Kelly, New York, mer-
chandise and pas engrrs. w. Allen q Cos agents.
Steamer Pioneer. Plat. Philadelphia, mercban.
disc aud passengers. j. W. NeCarriek. agent.
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United Siatei
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. Iaium
agent. 4, -. -.
load grain. Thomas Branch co. .
schooner jacob keEzrl. -. New YORK, rail-
road-lron, Chesapeake aud ohio Railroad.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Lucille, Pritchard, Baltimore, merchan-
disc. IL. +. Doug lass. agent
schooner George L. Ualiock, SharfeU, Ne" YORK.
coal, Curtis Parker.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mercban-
dis. and passengers, q. W. Allen h Co., agents.
Steamer Pioneer. Piait. Phi'adelphia, merchan-
disc. aud passengers. j. W. McCarrics, agent.
CLEARED FoR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore January 90, schooner Thomas J..
Seward. Grove.
DISASTERS IN DECEMBER.
The number Of yesseis belong ing TO- or bound 10 or
from ports In the United States, reported totally
lost and Missing during The past moplh ~ % oi
which SO were wrecked, IL abandoned. burned,
sunk by collision, fouGdefed, and are missing
me list comprises steamers. ships. 10 barks,
brgs. and 22 schoOners. aud their total yate, sx-
elusive of cargoes, Is estimated at tl,22e.0O0.
ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January Starved: Scandinavia,
Richmond ARRIVED out: Trenihamali, EIp. dte,
Z Is NJ ry Jaws, CoBdor, Cron WE'LL Lady Duhefins
George Huripurt Ben Lomand.
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Death of Bishop Haven.

BOSTOy, January 3.-BishOp Gilbert Ha-
ven, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
died at the residence Of bis mother, in NAL
den, this evening.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
italy,.


LONDON, January "A dispatch from
Rome 10 the Reuters Telegram Company
saws: "Signor Imbriani. vice president Of th,
Italia Irredenta Committee, has published d
pamphlet justifying the action Of his party
in causing the flag TO be displayed at the fu'
neral OF General AyeZZana, late president
OF the Italia Irredenta Committee, asserting
that the Ministers had declared 10 him that
the cause Of the Italia lrredenla was dear
TO them, but that it was absolutely neces-
sary to prevent Austria from having any
opportunity OF seeking quarrel with Italy.
lie also afiirms that the Ministers character
lied the military law recently passed by
Austria as a constant menace TO Italy,"
A dispatch from Rome says SignOr Nj
cotera, member OF the Chamber OF Depu-
tias, has given notice OF an Interpolation
on this subject on the meeting OF the Cham
Der.
Dispatches from Leghorn report that
tumuts occurred there on the occasion oil
the funeral of this old Garibaldan officer.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, January 3-The food in the
Seine is becoming very serious. Great
blocks OF ice have made break Of two hun
dred feet in temporary wooden bridge Op-
posite Invalids. The river has risen q foot.
The Military Commission at Cabul reas'
sembled 10 try prisoners, ten OF whom have
been sentenced TO be hanged, who, it was
proven, killed Mr.. Jenkyns, secretary oil
Cavagnari's embassy.
The danger from the food in the Danube
is increasing. Thousands were watching
Thurs day night and Friday, expecting the
river to flood Vienna.
berlin. January 3.-ln consequence OF
the revolutionary agitation having extended
70 the troops. the Russian military astborl-
ties have ordered that henceforth no regi-
ments shall be stationed IN districts wbere
recruited.
LONDON, January g. GdlignanrS Mes
Sen9er states that the illness OF Richard
Wagner, the eminent composer, is 50 serl-
Gus that little hope is entertained Of his re-
cOvery.
LONDON, January 3.-The report that the
British bark ~. Nicholas, from New York,
ashore at Zandyoost, is OIL fire and will be
a total loss, is confirmed.
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WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. II. ~.
Sf.t.. Chemist

We fully endorse the above statement made by
Messrs Gresham & Brown. and guarantee TIT
sterling Baking Powder perfectly pare, aud that II
viii ~ kepr up TO IFS prescott standard. Tae unpre-
cedepted success IL has met with IN al markets,
supeysediDg all Others where II has been intro
ducea. Stamps II the best baking powder known.
notwithstanding the base ISLANDERS Of irresponsible
parties.
sTERiING MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
de 89.2v {I4f4L HHfl n Baltimore. I'D.
RuL-HEADS, $3.50 TO IS per ream, -
~ tas DisPATlH PBINTlNe.H0UsFs
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PERSONAL.

VNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
L TAKE NOTICE: That my wife, MARY DIGGS,
having fOrsaken my he'd aud uOar J. ana refusing TO
return, no longer hold myself responsible for any
bills that she makes. JOHN DlGGS.
RICnMoNp, VA, December 20, 1879.
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GUNPOwDER.


E /. DUPONT. De NEM0URS & CO.,
IL. WILMINGTON. DEL.
manufacturers Of The celebrated
EAGLE DUCKlNG, EAGLE eifLE. aud
DIAMOND GRAIN POWDkR-
the most popular Powder Ia i've
Cartridge. Mammoth. Canon. Mortar. hnsAet.
and Rife Powder, for army and navy ordnance
United States 6sovernmeu, standard; Also the va,
riOis grades Of sporting. shippins, hinins' sao
d AstIng Po~ders. -
HENRY N. WORKMAN. AGENT,
&C "a eodsm RlehmoLc, Va.
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DILL-HEADS, $3.50 to IS per ream, at
u The D,sPATr X PRINT sG.HoUSxs
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS sAvIyGs BAyK,l
RICHMOND. January 2, 1850. I
'T'iIE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
Il have declared DIVIDEND OF THREE PRR
CENT, free OF al lakes. payable 10 The sOck old.
ers on and after the SrH INSTANT.
LILLIAN A. JENKINS.
ja36t Cashier.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE Co,l
RICHMOND, December 81, 1879. !
nIYIDEND NOTICE.

The directors OF this company have declared
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
CENT. free of iax) out Of the profits OF the last
six mouths. PAYABLE to the stockholders and after
January l, 1880. JIM. TAFT.
DE- 0Q.Ow
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICBMoN
RICHMOND, December "a, 1879. I
HNHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
A HAVE THIS DAY DECLARED A DlVI-
DEND OF FIVE PER CENT, free of tax. PAYABLE
10 the stockholders and after the 20 day OF Jana
airy. 1850. ). 4. GLOVER.
dc 27-tJa6 cashier.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA HoHy INSURANCE CO.,
January 3. 1880.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
4 THIS COMPANY have THIS DAY declared q
DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. payable on
aud after JANUARY 10, 1850.
u. G. wiiEBRY. in.
DIV Secretary.
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FURNITURE.

jus, give him look before buying and see how
well he can treat YOU.
Remember. 1905 MAIv sTREET. De l5.lm
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RICHMOND. January 8, 1880.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE CITY
Il BANK OF RICHMOND have THIS DAY de-
clared DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT. out
OF me earning. OF the past Blk months. payabls TO
stockho'ds rs free or all tsxes) on aud after JAM
UARY l2, 1850. WILLIAM II. TKJ1;G.
ia 5-tJa15 Cashier
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Public Debt statement.

The following is the reorganization Of the
statement of the public debt OF the United
States for the month Of December, 1870,
Just issued:
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DOTOMAC, Labrador, Spit, sad -
1 Herring, at
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New Goods
POST OFFICE STORE
DUFFIELD'S F!

7 HE undersigned has just laid In n new
| supply of Spring and Summer Goods
to be sold at the lowest possible prices,
consisting i'm part of Calicoes, Cottons,
CottonadcS, Linens, Towels and Ladies
Dress Goods. Cotton, Batting, Wadding
and Canvass and II full line of Hose. Socks
IL low rs 10 cents per dozen pairs. Also
largc stock of Winter Goods which will
be sold very low.
The Notion department embraces Ladies
and Gents neck wear, Collars, Guns,
ScarfS, Ties, llandherchicfs, Ribbons,
Brcast-piuS, Ear-tlrops, Collar and Gun
Buttons, Studs, Fans, ParasolS, SC.
Alsoa full line of GROCERIES,, Canned
Fruits, &C., TobaccOs, Snuhs, Cigars.
Pines, Wooden and Tinware; Cutlery
and Hardware, Sh0ycls, Forks, Axes,
IILtchets, Curry Combs and Lamp Goods,
Coal Oil. &c.
Mems, Ladies, Misses and Childrens
Boots, Shoes and Slippers from the city
markets at reduced prices. HARNE EST
SHOES VERY CHEAP.
COUNTRY PRODUCE AT HIGHEST
PRICES taken in exchange for goods.
Special attention given TO SllOEMAk-
ING. Coarse and Kip Boots and Shoes
and all kinds of Fashionable work done
in elegant order; ouch as French Calf
Hand Stitched, and Riding Boots, Com
gress CATERS; and the new Windsor Low
Buckle Shoe, or any style OF Boot or Shoe
desired Special inducements TO Cash
Customers.
Thankful for past favOrs continuance
of the same is respectfully requested.
J. Il. HAGLEY.
Dulllelds, May 81, 1879. II
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send our ELEcTRo-VoLrAIc BELTS
and other Electric Appliances upon trial
for 30davs to those suffering from \ En-
VOT-S DEBILITY. rheumatism. Parai-
vsis ar any dis Eases of the Liver or Nd
news. and many other diseases. \ sure
cure guaranteed or no pay, ADDRESS,
VOJTNIC BELT CO., Marshall, Mich.
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Champion Broad-C Caster,

an invaluable machine for sowing lime,
plaster, or any kind of Fertilizer, with Ca
pacity ranging from one-ha!f 10 twenty
(20) bushels per acre. No Farmer who
has ever used one would be without 1t for
several times IFS cost. ] have one at this
point and invite an examination OF II by
every farmer. PcrsoHs wishing any 4 e.
RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS or Ma
chinery can be furnished with prompt
ness and at lowest prices by calling upon
me. Price List and Catalogues furnished
free upon application.
We are also Gen1 Agent for the Conn
ties Of jefferson and Clarke and Washing
ton county, Nd, for the original Improy-
ed Montgomery
ROCKAWAY WHEAT FAN,
conceded by all fair judges to be the best
Fan manufactured in the United States,
as it will clean thoroughly all kinds of
grain, and has the very great combined
advantages of substantial workmanship
in its manufacture and speed in its execu-
ton. Any enc in want of a Good Fan
will save time aud money by purchasing
one OF these Fans.
r. RION LUCAS.
Duffield's Depot, JED. Co., W. Va.
Eov, Is, 1879, v