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son will o,,en early. and that the fisheries
Will be Conducted on larger scale than last
year.
nc ladies OF the Methodist church have
realzed one hundred dollars from supper
Al the Exchange Tuesday night. They are
raising fund to build an addition to the
parsonage. Rev. j. w. Duffey Is the be-
loved pastor Of this flourisbiug congreea.
4.
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The commissioners Of the mlIers' expo
siton to be held at Cincinnati next June
have decided to extend the time Of the eX-
position two weeks. 1t will begin May 3lst
and close June 10Th.
Mr.. John Dawson, JUDGE Of the County
Court Of Morgan county, W. Va, died
Thursday; aged seventy-seveH years. lie
had represented Morgan county both in the
House OF Delegates and State Senate.
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Tue newest invention IL the teiepbote, by
ibe a'd OF shicb whole breadside Of q
newspaper can be ins.antsneousiy trans
mitfed from Ole place to another. So as to
pictores. Ia word, any image can be re-
produced at the other end OF the wires.
What nextY
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VI EETENGS.
TNHE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
II STAI-NTON. VA.

The resignation Cftbe Rev X. ri. Phillips. teDdt red
on account of impaired health, having been ac-
copied, TO take effect the LIST day OF September
next. The trustees of the Virginia Female Institute
VIII meet IA Slaun, Won on UESDAf me Zfth diyO
of APPOINTING a RECTOR OF THE INSTI
TtTE. The rector mot only the principal Of the
school but the lessee of the buildings and grOunds
and The head Of the family and boarding depart
ment.
This institution IS under the auspices and control
of The Council OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
In the Diocese OF Virginia, aad during period of
more Than thirty years has been one Of the most
successful female schools In the south.
The undersigned will receive applications and
testimonials aud submit them 10 the Board. Adj
dress, stanton. Va HUGH W. SHEFFEY,
ia 22-lawt24Fe6t Secretary
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twenty-five ReXdjusters met 10 Cub
pepper on Monday" says the Blue Ridge
Echo. And that was the grand meeting
that passed a string Of resolutions half
column LONG! The three tallors Of Tooley
street.
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HANOVER COUNTY.
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. Va,

February 10, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: Yesterday was our
court-day. Qulte large number Of per-
sons were present. Judge W. W. Newman,
our new Judge, arrived on the night before
court, and sent for Deputy Sheriff Brown
the next morning at : O'Clock and ordered
him to open court, which he declined TO do.
The Judge fined him $50 for contempt, and
then appointed X. A. Carter, William II.
Jackson, and c. c. Mitchell special deputy
shcritlS. He then proceeded wirb business.
The grand jury was in session, but made no
presentments. Joseph BUckner, charged
with se-breaking, was tried and acquit-
ted, owing to his youth, he beng only about
fourteen years old. He was defended by
Judge Edmund Waddil, Jr., late OF this
place, but now a resident OF lIenricO cOanty.
The Debt-Payers here are very much
pleased TO hear OF the election Of Judge
Gregory, Of King William.
Yours, &c, SLASHFR.
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The Fredericksburg Star Is out in new
dress. 1t is reliable and "iudpemati.
cal" paper, and q credit to TIE old burg.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. in this city, on Wednesjav l 9Th instant.
at the residence Of Charles ". G ddn, by Rev. Will
la county, and Miss BESSIE ). SAMUEL, daughter
of Arthur s. samuel.
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FANCY GOODS.
SOS BROAD STREET.

Another large lot Of MENs STIFF aud ,i.
HATS at 81, worth sl.2j to-day At the T.. ..-.
and nearly one haf Of them more than ,a.'.
Again, I have full line Of TABLE ,rI tki.
from soc. sci 70 handsome BONE aud IVORY
HANDLES or nne sGLVER.PLNItl
KNIVES;
An elegant assortment Of CA>rORs, CAkt-hN'-
KETs. PfCKLE-CAsTORS, rRUIr>rA>p'
BCTTER-DI>HEs, &c,Gc., IN single
or triple plate;
ROGERS BROTHERS Al PLATED ANf.'
SPOONS, sud FORKS a, tbe love,trnD'.
Three complete line, Of CROCkERl The
&C. very cheap; the be-i >roNE.'nl\A
fine PoRCELAINE. au4 she loves, price.
The largest assortment 81 CHANBsE I".i'i
shown in town common WHITE 90 FL.
fine COPELAND SITS from ;6iotll.
A beautiful Tor Of CANES and WALKiNG->ll'A'
t5,lO,l5. ~. rs, zoe, 81, 90 s2.5o.
Lots Of new NtCk-CHAINs. oPLkA-'IN'N'
vEsr.CHAINs. EAR-pRoPs. SKIS. 3, NHt'
PINS, CUFF.PINS, LACE-PlNS, >'Li'
GOLD REAL STONE RINGS, SOLID "'i.'
PLAIN RINGS. as well as PLATED PLAN
and SET RINGS-all warranted d, repr'.
or money refunded W 4. STEVEN
fe2l No sos Broad stree
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OFFICE JAMES RIVER AND kANAWIlA CO.
AND BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE
HALLWAY COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA. February u, 1850
no THE HOLDERS or TIE MORT
L GAGE BONDS OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAWIiA COMPANY AND OF TIE BU-
CHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY
COMPANY:
The parties who are negotiating tor the purchase
of the property Of these companle>, with the view
Of building 4 railroad in TIE Valley OF James river
willing to make the purchase on the cOndiliOn
that the debts on which the companies have not now
an option can be settled on the following terms
viz: Sky cents I'm IN" dollar Of the hr-t mortgage
James River and hanawha Company, twenty cents
In the dollar Of the second mortgage Of the James
River and hanawh2 Company, ana seventy cents ia
the dollar Of the mortgage bonds of The buchanan
and clifton Forge Railway Company. The caIcula-
lion being made In each case OF principal, coupons
matured, and interest on cOuOOns matured.
This Is all can paw; | OFF, r neither more nor
es 5. and Cner the same terms TO all / can pay Tor
no bond on which an option has been given.
The success of the railroad, I'm which the State
my success in making hi, settlement.
| am compelled 10 restrict this offer . the 81
day Of March. 1880
The holders OF The above described bonds can re-
'eiye heir mOuty the above terms by application
at this ONCE. or At The Peoples savings Bank al
Lynchburg, or at the Bank OF Lexington.
JOHN ". jon NSTON,
f. 23-tSih2 President
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IL" JUST OPENED
IT, JULIUS MEYER
Is CLOSING OUr Hl~ ENTIRE srI,h

III JULIUS MEYER
Is CLOSING or Hl~ ENTIRE srI,h
or
DRESS GOODS, COLOR DCASIMlKF> 81 AS
and STRIPED NtLNET> an. NllNt lf,A>
CLOAkS, DoLMAN>, SHAWL, aud f.I .
SKIRTS Al PRIME COST;
BLACK Casino RE-:
BLACK and COLORr0 SILK and SATIN
LADIES'. GtNILl MrN'>, and tnlLb.tN.
MtRIAO INDFRWF AZ.
WHITE and COLoNtD iANNfL~t
TOWELS, NAPKINS. TABLE DtN t.t-
QUILT, NOTTINGHAM LAtE>. tt -....
reduced price.
BLEACHED and BROWN SHFF1IN6~.
PILLOW COTTON, &C.. much below ri
prices:
GENTLEMEN'S FXTRA-QUNrIrY TNlNN-
DRIED SHIFTS Linen bosom. aud c.- 50
60c.'
The celebrated PEARL SHIRT At ~ tl ir. o,
"a 30 JULlI~ My Pee.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION. STATE GUARD -
"A You are hereby ordered To assemble at your "a
armory THIS (Niondayl MORNING, the pa ~
instant, at ii O'Clock. IN full-dress uniform. II
armed and equipped. to parade, ia lieu Of the 22J,
and also for target. practice.
Bv order Of X. a. PAUL. Captain.
e. 23-ltf ASA MILLER, orderly Sergeant
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| OOK ii ERE!-Unparalele induce
H ments 10 spend 0 cents and visit italy. Swift
zerand, and Other parts Of Europe on TUESDAY
EVENING. February PAIN.
Views In above countries and the United states
beautiful statuarv. moving figures disso wing views.
art, sentiment fnn-fulY illustrated by the Calcium
StercOpiicOn. CLAY-S1RkET METHODS
CHURCH, February 24'h
Admission, ! o cents. Come and have a good trip
with Us. and at the same time help good cause.
fe 13-2t
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f. 23-tSih2

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY CoMPANY,)
OFFICE OF SECOND NICE-PREsIDEST.
RICHMOND, VA, February 20. 1880.
NOTICE-TO THE HOLDERS OF
~ CERTAIN BONDS OF THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPANIES.-The
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY COW.
PANf VIII on and after the lsr OF MARCH,
1850, upon presentation at the office or the COM
p'ny. ia the city Of Richmond, pay of an of The
following bonds and nOtes-t) wiz
1t. The g u A X A sTEED RFGIS1 FRED
hOND-, whether issued by the Virginia Central
railroad the Chesapeake md Ohio Railroad, OF the
Che-apeake ana ohio Railway Companies.
ID PURCHASE-MOhEY BONDS. Glass 3D."
issued by the Chesapeake and ohio Railway Com
papy.
Sd DIVIDEND BONDS OF THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
4h. The TWO AND TIRE E-YFAR NOTES
OF The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY. which fail due respectively on the Isl
OF July. 1880, ana the | ( of July. 1881.
Interest on all of these bOnds aud notes will be
stopped As Of The Isl OF March, 1850.
The cOnraDV Withdraw the privilege heretofore
extended OF exchanging per cent. bonds for pur-
chasc-money bonds.
WILLIAMS &. WICKHAN.
re lew second Wee President
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10" FIRM As THE ROCK
WESTtND Bl THr rFD,fr
WE STILL MAINTAIN IRE LOW.rrl.t .,.
TEN, NOTWITHSTANDING THF Gerp
ADYANCEIN PRICES.
SYCLE BROTHER,
3ll BROAD NlRfIr

i'HVHU NlHflIs
have the largest stock OF DOMESTIC DRY .....
In the city. This fat cannot le denied l. ...
aspirant of popular favor. Ihr.r.toc. i,.,.... ..
been bought prc'iou- to The rise in ,,f.... ....
are therefore ia position 90 oG,r mu.h .....er. .
gains than most of house. When Boo 90 bow.
TIC GOODS, W. do e hint ara f.a l.,t... ....
No; every article Ia the domestic .r, ..at. ....
IS included I'm our inimiiabl. boss ru.... n....
% profit by this home trnfh.
KID GLONES-iA thi, department. wr n ., .
one great lot Of over 5000 ultr, iADl.. t..
GLOVE, I'm white. n'acs. a.iap.r. .lt...
LACE DEPARTMfNl-,l4 .i..l .rEl..>.t>
LACES, VALENCIA MI It,r- I...
CION LACt>. FEtNCH rOE,nN It I,
LANGCtDOC LACE~. anI EE..,\.
LACfS:
GENTLEMFN'S FRENCH LINN uAAn....
CHIEFS az 2J nuI &c..
We have ju.t rrceiN' our Bang. .1 .,.
stock Of PARA~pL> anl tNGgf fIh .
spring and summer: anon, tI.m
handsome IhIN' GOODS AMI uI.f...
aud The hrf Import ltYfh. c.Fu....
500 yards CARP D t1hrc'p.,. QUA f,...t .....
room for -priDE eo.d-,
The balance of CLpAk~ ou hind o.. l. ...
~ great ,.,r.d.c: 30 nlH rs. 500 'u....
see some Il do. srrt' bargain. H.a .e.r.
al >NCLi BrlTulI-
fc 20-eod 3II Br.,I ....
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We shall profit by the leSter OF our Big
LicI Friend. Thanks.
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lI}@ AVERY LARGE STOCK or Er>r
INGS, consisting of aii tlecseuut ,l....
800 yards CHENILLE NOR-rlD FElNDI .t
yard:
LADIES UNDERWFAR-a Mn l-.0r'.
aud examine before pufcha iage-,r
SYtLE BNO1Utr>
fe 20-cod 3II Broad .......
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwIIA COZ
AND BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
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PETERSBURG.

DEATH OF A PROMINENT MAN-EXP0RTS OF
TOBACCO-REyENUE RECEIPTs-COTTON AND
TOBACCO RECEIPTs-DEDICATION SERVICES
MEMORIAL SERN0NS-MEXlCAN VETERANS
OTHER MATTERS.
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LEH.E - - .|L.- III ##.
Cspt. II ,. K1mssortb, eth cavalry,
has been ordered 70 report In person 10
the superintendent mounted recruiting
service, 70 eond1et4 attachment Of re-
ersits 10 the P4eihe coast On ths
completion Of this duty be viii Join bis
proper station at Baftaio. N. Y.A IL
Capt Jacob Kline, 18th infantry. has
been appointed 20 act - Inspector on
certain recruiting property and camp
and garrison equipage on hand at the
cavalry recruiting rendezvous, Cinein-
natl. Ohio, reported as requiring the
action Of an inspector.
The superintendent mounted recruit.
ing service has been ordered to cause
l32 recruits TO be prepared and for
warded under proper charge 70 the Isl
cavalry. ~ follows: Thirteen 70 Reno,
New, TO company q; twenty to Rose.
vile Junction, Cal, 10 company L.
ninety-nine 70 San Francisco.
Leave Of absence for fifteen days Ia,
opoh Bieuto4 EheA A<cuh- ". II. hoch'
well, 9th cavalry. gr.
Army and Navy Journal.
Gen. Upton contemplates recon
mending the use Of = whistle by onicerl
for giving orders In the Geld In lieu o.
the bugie, which very few can blow. i
Is said 10 lie successful In Germany. aud
some marine officers who have adoptss
the whistle or call Of the boatswains IL
the navy 10 commands, and signals TO
administers. in this country, repor
very favorably upon the idea.
The Savannah Nars OF July %, Ia
an interesting article on the army. Oh
the question Of why the people like tn
army, It says: because the army has
in war, gloriously upheld the flag AM
maintained the national honor; AM
because shrewd men see that, In time
OF peace, the army Is the pioneer o
civilization; opening the way for ii, ans
leaving behind 1t valuable taxable prop
erty OF ten times-aye, n hundres
times-more valuable than the Who'll
cost Of the army In recovering It," II
conclusion, IL AYERS that I'VE have a
good an army In every respect as tn
world can show, and more usefuily an,
prohtably employed than any othe
army.n
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A Mo,ber,s orsusude.

We feel like congnatulating mothers q
pining babies that at last q preparation hni
been found To take the place OF n healthy
young mothers milk. Innutritious and Inn
proper food sends thousands OF infants u
premature graves. and many n mourning
household might lave been spared the gric
o. neetng their darlingsl ptning and sinking
day by DAY and nj last carried OF by that In
amt scourEe. cpmplalnt'sh bad they
or "Paedotrophine." This late discovery o.
German contains the elements q
motherh milk II always uniform In quality
mo.t casy digestion. Physicians nj
u highly. and doubtless thousands Of fnfantl
arc snhuniiy saved by its use We call tht
.-0EHMAN INFANT NEAL" sold by MI
druggists nt 80 cents per can.
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nIxsh nEsne..

Teachers meeting at the Presby-
terrain church this evening II 9 o'cloek.
It's . mere question a time until
the Afghlhs viii have . new native
ruler.
The health Of Mr.. s. II. Ii. Clark is
not Jet restored, and he Is en- route TO
Hot Springs. Utah, for relief.
That slow sheet around the corner
learned Of the jail break at Evanston
through the LKADEE yesterday.
Nj. James Z. Boyd, Of Omaha, Is or
Canning = stock company 70 build q
fifty thousand dollar opera house.
Underwood & McGregor have q fine
quality Of the Siberean c~rab-appie, Of
which they viii keep q large supply
during the season.
Elsewhere will be found the adyer-
tisenent Of the great Texas stock man.
Mr.. w. b. Grimes, who has n lArgs
number Of Texas cattle for sale.
Passenger trafic yesterday: No. 8.
Is Cheyenne; 40 Colorado; 50 through.
No. Al Cheyenne; 8 Colorado; q
through. G. c.. II Cheyenne; q east
8 west.
Craig a Gardner are doing an i'm
mems business In honest goods. This
firm deal In nothing but good, square
articles. No sham nor deception In
this house.
Denver Times: The mounted poles
and mounted letter carriers In the pro.
cession last night, were each 30 much
like the butternuts, that they could
scarcely tell which was t'other.
Young G. having importuned his faith.
er for n horse, the indulgent parent
presented him with the ancient steed
which for years had carried him about
the ranch. A few days after the af.
~fectionate o interviewed his father
and renewed his request, saying
FEATHER, can't you give me n horse q
little nearer my wi age that would be
more OF n companion for mef"
Omaha Republican: j. W. Dalton
and Hugh McNanny. employees Of the
st. Elmo theater. fought n prize fight
OF five rounds, near the White Lead
works, on Sunday afternoon. to settle
a little difficulty. Jack Nugcnt was
Dalton's second. Billy Mcclure acted
rs second for McNanny, and Jim Con-
molly was the referee. The fight lasted
half an hour, and both men were quite
severely punished, as they meant bust
ness. The fight was declared n draw,
owing TO u fear that the police were
coming. Both shook hands, took a
drink, and called IL square.
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bLKMfsHEs UPoN THE FEMALEC oUN-
TENANcE, II OF a complexionai nature,
speedily vanish when GLENN'S SUI
PHUR SOAP Is used to obliterate
them. Pimples, blotches, moth
patches, ~roughness, redness, tan and
freckles are Invariably banished by this
incompatible clarifying agent. Erup-
tive ailments, sores, cuts, bruises,
scalds. and other affections and inju.
ries OF the cuticle are likewise removed
by 1t. Sulphur baths have long been
renowned as the best remedy for skin
diseases, rheumatism and pout.
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP Is In
every respect rs eficacious, and far
cheaper. by opening the pores and
promoting "A vigorous superficial circu.
lation, this excellent article contributes
to the health Of the entire system as
well rs TO that Of the cuticle. Since It's
introduction to the public notice Il has
repeatedly been commended by the
medical profession and press. and few
external specifics have won such s.eol.
den opinions" among all classes. II
prevents obnoxious diseases Ms well "a
remedies them, and disinfects clothing
and linen impregnated with disease.
Dandruf Is entirely eradicated by il.
and its use Is, on that account, greatly
70 be dcsiderated by persons whose
hair Is thinning out In consequence Of
dryness Of the scalp. Those who have
used ointments and liquid without
avail for the cure Of eruptions Of an
obstinate character, will find n thew
try IL, that GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP removes scorbutic complaints
irremediable by less eficacious means.
and prevents the reoccurrence Of such
disorders- For bleaching ine articles
OF needlework and all kinds Of white
wooden, cotton and linen fabrics this
soap 10 superior TO any article that can
be used for the purpose
Sold BY Druggists. Price 25c. per
cake i Box q cakas) Toe, sent by
mail, prepaid, on receipt Of price, q. N.
CnrrrkSroN. Prop'r,1 15 Fulton street,
New York.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE
Black or Brown, 80 cents.
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The Unreliable --rime..-

We must hereafter regard the organ
OF Judge Blair, viz: the Laramie Tunes,
rs being unreliable. The LEADER
asked what had become OF tho six pris.
oners who were recently sentenced at
Evanston TO the Laramie City peniten-
tiary. The Times answered that they
had been conveyed to the aforesaid
penitentiary.
At the time, the Times uttered an
untruth; unwittingly, perhaps, yet un.
t~ruthfully withal. The escape Of three
OF these prisoners from the Uinta coun-
ty jail, ON Sunday evening last, shows
that they had not been conveyed to the
p~enitentiary.
Unless the Times can show that the
six prisoners above referred to arc now
in the Laramie City penal Institution,
Il must stand convicted Of unreliable.
ity.
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SUICIDE
A YssaE CsIsEea woman sets neg
CisfklAa On EfFe

ALAsI ths lore " woman ttts kHo~a
To - . lovely aad . fsarfsI thinG
Do y4a4.
The truth Of this was plainly illas-
trated last evening in the attempted
suicide Of Wflie Davis, \ dusky damsel
Of local renown- Willie resides nj the
house Of Henry Alexander, corner Of
Seventeenth and Thomes streets, and
was wont b bAsk In the smiles Of q
young lover, fair Of form and grace,
and OF the same race as herself. She
was happy only in his presence. and
constantly grieved his absence. Love
finally grew into q desperate passion
with Willie, and life without the Idol
OF her heart was existence In a barren
wilderness. She had learned 10 lean
upon him fondly, and biindly believed
that he would ever remain true, and
neyer-well,-but VIZ digrezsL
Very recently the Romeo In this
affair grew cold. she had learned 10
love another," and transferred his AZ
fections and attentions. This was
more than Miss Willie could bear. II
was the Rubieon Of her existence, and
when be had crossed IT, the ''die was
cast" for her destruction. She brood
ed over her anguish Of heart and nursed
her grief until her mind was seriously
affested. II sought relief in vain in
the exhiliarating influence Of the cup
that cheers and inebriates. IL served
but 10 render her more desperate.
Last evening about eight O'Clock the
frenzy Of maddened grief was ut its
hight. and the poor creature went 10
her room In the house described above,
aud deliberately prepared for ending
the Ills OF life. She resolved on the he
roic method. She would cast hersel.
on the funeral pyre Of her dead lover,
dead TO her, at least So she unscrewed
the top on a lamp and thoroughly sat
urated her clothing with the oil. Then
a match was applied. and instantly the
maddened girl was enveloped In n cloud
Of flames. Terrified Mt the situation, she
ran down stairs shrieking wildly. Help
was given her and soon the flames were
quenched. The sufferer was carried
back 10 her room, and n physician sent
for.
Meanwhile the unfortunate girl la.
mented that she had failed In suicide.
She would repeatedly wiring her hands
despairingly, while shreds of burned
flesh hung like fringe on her bare arms,
and exclaim: ats all for the love OF
a mani It's all for the love OF q
mani" She presented n most pitiable
spectacle, and her sufferings seemed to
further unseat her mind.
As might be expected, her body was
terribly burned, but the injuries are moi
regarded as fatal. All that medical
skill could suggest has been done for
her relief, and the kindness and atten.
tion OF her female companions is all
that could be desired. At midnight
she was resting comparatively easy.
The truant lower was called In at a
late hour last night to console Miss
Willie, and he sat up all night giving
consolation and assurances Of future
faithfulness.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

To j. II. Nichols, n nonresident:
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued In the District Court Of the
First Judicial District Of the Territory
OF Wyoming, within and for the county
OF Laramie, by Maier Marks and vii.
liam Myers, partners In trade, doing
business In the firm name and style OF
Marks q Myers, in which said court
the petition Of said Marks & Myers has
been filed. The object and prayer OF
the petition in said cause IL to recover
from you the sun OF tl0l 50-1O0 with
interest thereon since October 10th,
1873, ut the rate OF twelve per centum
per annum, on account for goods, wares
and merchandise by said Marks &
Myers sold and delivered to you ut your
request between the 10th day Of Sep
tember. 1873, and the 20th day OF Octo-
Der, 1873.
You are further notified that your
house and lot situated on the corner OF
10th and Ransom streets, In tho City OF
Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming
Territory. has been attached In said
action 10 satisfy said demand, and YOU
are required to answer said petition ON
or before the ID day OF October, A. ID.
1880.
MARKS q MYERs,
Plaintifs.-
BY w. W. CoRLErr,
Their Attorney.
JoHN X. JkrrREH,
aug4-doaw0w Clerk OF Said Court.