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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-01
Sale of Valuable Prop
erty.

Dursuant to q decree rendered By the
j. Circuit Court Of Washington coun-
~ Va, or the 9Th day Of Jan 1881, in
the suit OF John w Barr Assignee in
bankruptcy Of Philip R0hr w, The Va,
d Kentucky Railroad Company. the
undersigned special Commissioners
will sell on the OH day Of Feb. 1881 In
front Of the Mayors Office, in the town
OF GOodsOn Va, the house aud lots
mentioned and described in the plead.
ings of said suit, being one brick
house and lot fronting on Scott street
IN snid town. the house containing
four rooms, also two vacant lois front.
iug on said street.
TERMS OF SALE:
The Sale will be- mnde Mt public out
cry To the highest bidder, for cash In
band sufficient to pay the costs Of fsuit
and costs and commissions Of sale, The
balance on II credit o. 8, II and Is
months, for which bonds bearing in.
ter-st FROM date Of each, with good sr-
curity will be required, and u lion re-
tanned for deferred payments
A. FULKERSON
A II. BLANCHARD,
isnls'l.4t Commissioners
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-01
gHB NASHVILLE AMERICAN

This faithful aud unwnycfing advo-
cato OF Democratic principles. views
the result Of the late Ma
tluunl aud State elections, as only an
additional Incentive to every ainCTe
lover OF his country and It's Institutions
tu look more closely than ever into the
administration of public allhlrs by the
ppople'n servants II viii bc the prov.
lucr Of 1Hs american To approve fight
aud dpnOsHce error ~ heretofore, and
to give the people such information ~
viii lead them 10 correct cpnclusinns
| The lHcts IL VIII give viii hp Nlthunt
b'r-, upon wlurh lts readers can form
their own opinions, Time and the
recurrence Of popular elections, show
| tlIst very large portion OF the voters
OF the Uuion net from the impulse "
tue moment rather than from settled
convictions IN regard TO correct pr'n
ciplcs OF government. Hence The
greater necessity for the uao Of public
j0lrnele 10 obtain jpater and more BET.
tied Views on g0yGrnmen nj questions
This Tie 1mrioda Will eracavot
~llh The utmost pulHs, to supply
Ihc dHGyirdH VIII continue lhp well
known and hiVhly appreciated eXtea.
rlve volume OF general uewa, 6lltrHud
National und viii stdve tp deserve
what II uiready oujovg. the npme OF
bel ~ he bee! nc0spdpor south OF ih"
O1lo ltlyor, regardless Of politics or
location.
TiIiI WEEKLY AMERICAN
VIII be- Furnished IN frlutc al The
exceedingly low price ~ ~ per an.
numi NIX mouths ~ cents, thnc
months i0cia. The seml-weehly by
mail 81 ~ and lhr daily $40 90 per Rn
nun. Pusing, pnld. No paper sent
by mall unlpss paid In adyapue.
Address
THE AMERICAN,
Nashville Tenn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-01

gro A WEEK. sl2 > day n, homo easily mado.
VIZ Costly uutat froe Allross TkuE 4 90.
Augusta, Maine, Dec, =, lh73Iy
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-01
Size Of the Mendoza Hogs.

One OF our MENDOZA subscribers sends
us tho following lIst Of hogs recently
butchercd In that vicinity, aud we ask
the other sectlons Of The county II they
can top these 1guresi
W. J. Flcenor, ! Berkshire 4sO
Joel Kaylor ! " dsi
Washington Hobs, Poland China iSO
Col. Joel n. Flcsnor2 " " iHO
and iob.
Total weight OF Ave hogs 2l2b.
Average weight-4sb.-net.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-01
Senator Johnston Answered.
Erom Ihs MaahInaIen RspubIItan. IND !.

The Richmond Wuia comes 10 hand
with q lye-column reply TO the state
mente and arguments Of Senator john
atom on Virginia ailalre. We regret that
we cannot publish u entire. II complete.
ly denollalcs the fnlse arithmetic and
the feeble reasoning based upon " which
coat the Virginia Bourbon Senator go
much time. paper, aud Ink As the dis
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-01

JOB WORK Of all kindsnoal-
" executed NJ tfs Vows 01ico
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-01
A Talk With Gen Mahone.

HE DECLINES TO SAY WHAT HIS COURSE
WILL BE IN THE sENATE-wHAT he
THINKS OF THE RESOURCES OF HIS
STATE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-01

The world Ia filllng mp with educated
mankind read too much and learn
too little.
Every man has his folhes aud often
times they are the most interesting things
he hns got,
Out IN the world men show us two
sides 10 ihelt characters by The freslde
only one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

rbe ,ong.impendipg raid Of the state
Temperance Alliance against The sunday
Hquor-Iaw vioIstors was made yesterdiy,
and although giving evidence Of having been
carefully planned and vigorously prose.
cused, cannot be chronic'ed as success ~
anv sense al the word. OF the seventeen
saloon. oprietofs arrested, ten were DIS
missed for want, of evidence, five were con,
tinued for further hearing, one waived
an examination. aud one was beid Tor the
grand jury Baltimore American.
Messrs. r. c. Gillian and @. o. Wharton
have discovered a valuable deposit OF lead
on the lands Of Mr.. james l.. Coffee, OF TINS
county, and have sold the same 10 nortnern
parties for $4,000. The purchasers intend
10 develop 1t at once.-Puidski People,
John b. Wheat is appointed postmaster AZ
Fairfield. Rockbridee county, va. r'ce ia
briel Lilley, removed.
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IFor the Dispaich.J
A Relic Of Yorktown.
RIcuMoNp Va Nav IL. IL,

RICHMOND, Va, May Is, 1881.
A csnnon-balI. weighing eight pounds,
thrown by the British into the American
lines during the siege OF Yorktown, is now
ia possession OF Robert B. Shaw, Jr., Esq.
formerly presiding justice Of the county of
Buckingham. II was carried bone after
the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS by Mr..
Shaw's grandfather, soldier OF the Revo.
luton, who was present at the siege OF
Yorktown, and has been preserved in the
family ever since as a cherished relic. 1t
ought by all means to be exhibited at the
Centennial in October next. Mr.. Shaw's
address is Buckingham Courthouse.
This communication is written without
his knowledge, but the writer has seen the
cannon. ball. and has no doubt as to its iden-
tity. OLD TIMES.
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PETERSBURG.

LIQUOR LICENSES IN PRINCE GEORGE COUN-
TY-ExPORTs AND REVENUE RECEIPTS
SUDDEN DEATH-THE DISTRICT PARSONAGE
PERsOyAL-NO MORE WATER FAMlNES, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond DispatchI
MAY IA, 1881.
A very respectable and influential petit
ton was presented 10 Judge Bate. OF the
County Court of Prince George, this week,
praying that he should decliue granting any
licenses to sell liquor in the county. The
Judge Is strong temperance man, and his
sympatbies are with the temperance people.
He stated that II he had the power 10 do so
be would refuse to grant the licenses to sell
liquor TO any one, but under the law, when
all its requirements are fulfilled, he must
grant them. He required the maximum
bond Of all parties applying for licenses,
which was readily given.
The exports Of manufactured tobacco
from this city for the week ending yester-
day amounted to 64,496 pounds. The in.
ternal.revenue receipts In the Petersburg
district for the week ending to-day amount
ed 10 s25, 239. Both departments show an
increase Of business.
Peter Davis (colored), living on Lafayette
street, died very suddenly this morning
about 7 O'Clock OF heart-disease. His illness
was only of a few minutes duration.
The proposition to build parsonage 10
Petersburg for the presiding elder OF this
district Is meeting with such favor that its
success Is assured beyond doubt. A plan
has been adopted TO raise the larger portion
OF the money, by which the children Of the
Sunday schools have become interested.
Cards have been distributed among the
children Of the sixty or seventy schools in
the district, which are to be filed up with
ten names each who guarantee 10 give ten
cents per month to the fund. Reports that
have been received by the treasurer ind-
cate that the scheme Is working admirably,
and that the little folks have, in q great
number Of instances, filled up their cards.
1t Is not designed TO build the parsonage
until the full amount is subscribed or paid in.
Father T. j. Wilson, OF st. Joseph's
Catholic church, will leave for Ireland on
Wednesday next, TO be absent most OF the
summer. This Is the first vacation he has
taken since bis ministry here, and his health
really requires rest from his very active Ia
bors. HIS pulpit will doubtless be supplied
from Richmand during his absence.
Our city, by the completion OF the large
new dam below the reservoir, which has
been In course OF building for several
months past, Will be amply protected In the
future against any water-iamine like that
With when II was so seriously threatened
last year. Aud this Is matter OF great
congratulation TO our people. The granite
work OF the dam was done by Richmond
contractor, and II Is said is the best OF the
KIDD ever seen 10 Petersburg.
No changes have been made In the SUBJ
ordinate officers u either Of the railroads
mere that have recently changed hands, and
II Is believed no displacemenis will be made
where, as Is generally the case, the officials
have proved themselves capable and eff.
cient. ROBIN ADArR.
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nys nor ,r,c.r. prI.ArIoxs-RrsiGSA.
r,cv or RAILROAD OFFICIAL PERSONAL
ITEMS.
rcorrespondencc Of the Richmond DispstchI
MAY IA. 1881.
Mr. Robe,t Mitchell. whose serious
wnnnx,nr nv an accident on the NorioIk
srS western railroad has been reported,
dIed from the effects OF his injuries alter MS
rrmoyal TO Buford's station. He had been
An the service OF the company Tor many
vcars. was man Of advanced age; and
was rec arded as an excellent otiicisl. -,
Mrs. w. +. Piunkett, widow lady wen
known and respected III the city, died yes
terday after brei Illness.
Mrs. Robert Gisb, daughter OF Judge ID.
r. Spence, Is reported 10 be 30 much worse
today that her friends aordly hope for ner
recovery. This young lady has been SICK
for seven months past OF rbeumstfsnl' ou'
has OF late been supposed to De pel.er;
Her critical condition eXci,cs widespread
sorrow.
In faithful compliance with Vennors pre-
dction, ihunder.storms prevailed W .n's
section Yesterday, though none CAME quhe
up to the city line. There was qulle u shaiP
rain, however, which greatly ieduceu the
! terrific beat. AT one time yesterday laoo"'
uOOnl the htu 'h "'""J
| iO4o in the shade. To. day is almost as fierce,
bnt the air Is little tempered by the Dieeze
that blows.
Colonel William +. Cameron and captain
Frank Blair have paid their Readlns'er
friends 10 the city recent visit Tor inc
purpose OF arranging things. Tbey were
here for two days, and were IN frequent
conference with The local Readiuster Lead
ers. II is thought that ticket is being ar
ranged. on which Cameron Is 10 have Inc
first place ana Blair that OF Attcrney-Gen-
erol. and that results will follow the col
Ioouies here that will not be gratify Ing 10
Mr.. Massey.
| Mr.. Thomas n. Davis has resigned MS
Office OF cashier in the freight department
and ticket.agent OF the Norfolk aud west
ern railroad. Mr.. Davis has been in the
service OF the road (Under its various
names) for twenty-odd years, and Is one OF
its most capable officials. His health com
pels his present retirement, as the duties oil
the Office are quite combining. He Is sue
ceeded by Mr.. Robert q. Hanson 10 the po'
sition Of ticket.agent.
| Mr.. A. Mcdonald, editor OF the NenS,
has returned from Washington city.
| The city delegates TO the National Medl-
cal Association made their report at meet
ing OF the Lynchburg Association held lasl
night. 1ELtfhoNh'
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Was II Peul Play [,

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May lathe au.
thorities OF Caroline county have CON.
menced an investigation Of tue circum-
stances OF the death OF Major Charles Nor
ris Smith, formerly editor Of the Richmond
Whig, which occurred about two months
ego, and was reported at the time a. caused
by the accidental oyerturDing uDon bin OF
O vehicle 10 which he travelled TO Port Royal.
The object Of the investigation Is TO set at
rest rumors which have been widely circu-
lated that Major Smith was dead before the
time OF the accident. Addison Giles, the
colored driver Of the conveyance, left here
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me- Do NOT FORGET
THAT
JULIUS MEYER & son
ARE NOW OPENING
THEIR FIFTH SPRING SUPPLY,
AND ARE OFFERING
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

Among the many are
so pieces BLACK ALL.WJOL BUNTiNGS at
1910;
40 pieces COLORED HALF-WOOL BUNTING
at 10c.-the greatest birgain of the season:
10 pieces ALL-WOOL DOUBLE-WIDTH BUNT-
ING at 33c worth SOC.
40 pieces COLORhD LACE-PLAIO AND BRO
CADE BUNTING AT 1870
Is pieces DOCBLE-WlDrH WORSTED BRO
CADES al 49, worth soc.
10 pieces GRAY MOHAiRS a. sc. worth Csc;
our entire stock OF PLAID STRIPE, and SOLID
DRESS COOi a. reduced prices
Exiraor rary bargains In BLACK and COLORED
BLACK ALL-SILK BROCADES atsl;
) pieces BLACK ALL-SILk BROCADE SATIN
) pieces HLL.SlLK BLACK SATIN DE- LYON at
BLACK SIX BEOGADE GRENADTNEs-new
BLACK NUN'> VEfLINGS, GAUZE FOULES,
CREPE FpULES. &c:
pieces ALI. -WOuL HACK TAMlSE AZ 40c.;
CA>IlMERES at 37&c. worth Doc IL special
In W iIia'E GOODS we have some .pecia drives;
40 pieces DOTTED SWIs>ES at 163c.:
Another lot o. ne 1879. WHITE LINEN LAWN;
" HITF LINEN DE DACCA from Sc. TO Soc;
WHITE LINEN LAWN, warranted pure linen, at
40 pieces 6SS, PERSIAN NULL LAWN at 25c worth
80 9ozca LARGE AND HEAVY LINEN TOW
Els at Zoe. worth l6sc.
40 dozen SUPERFfNE LINEN HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCnIEFS at lG2c. worth 25c.
Immense bargains In LlSLk.1 HEAD GLOVES:
40 dozen good two-DuttOn ELASTIC GLOVES at
l2kc.; - - - .
so Dozen LONG. THREE-BUTTON ELASTIC
GLOVES at l5c.: -
80 dozen LACE-TOP REAL LISLE-THREAO
GLOVES al 25c. worth Soc,
30 dozen ELASTIC REAL L1SLE-THREAD
GLOVES at 22c. worth 4Oc. "
CHlLDRfN'> FULL, REGULAR MADE FANCY
HOSE al 25c.:
Is dozen LADIES REGULAR MADE SOLID
COLORED HOSE AT l5c.:
so dozen ladies' lul REGULAR made BLEACHED aud
UNBLEACHED HOSE-tbree pairs tor 50c.:
20 d zen real LIoLE-THREAD Hose at 5Oc.
worth 81.
Don't tail 10 look at our stock of
PARASOLS AND SUN.UMBRELLAS.
We have an immense stock, ana are selling them
cheap. Everybody should see them.
JULIUS MtYtR & SONS,
60 and 603 Broad street.
pENIOREsT'S MAY PATTERNS just opened.
my ll-eod
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IRON, STEEL. GRuNDsrONEs, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BEST REFINED
Il Iron, comprising q full assortment OF Flats,
Rounds, squares. Ovals, Bands, &C.; Russia, Cal
vanixed, aud American sheet-Iron Sw edes aud
Norway Iron, Norway shares aud Rods: MAYORS
Cast-stesl German aud Blistered steel, Machinery
and Tire-steel, Babbit Metal, Pig.Tin, spelter,
sheet Zinc and Solder Horse-shoes, Nails, &C., sc.
For sale by
ap l2.8m HENRY NJ WORKMAN.
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The Ashby Monument at Winchester.
fRahtu,ora American 1Afhi

A memorial monument is TO be erected
over the remains Of General Turner Ashby
and Captain Richard Ashby in the Stone
wall Cemetery at Winchester, Va, the cere-
mony Of unwilling the same being an.
nounced TO take place June 9Th next. The
monument, which is erected by the ladies Of
Winchester, cost about $1,000. 1t Is Of
granite. with base, two sub.base pieces. and
die stone, the former Of polished granite,
and the latter richly carved and ornamented
with pilssters, having corresponding caps
worked into the cap-stone, which crowns
the whole. The Inscriptions will read !:
"General Turner Ashby, died in battle
June 6, 1862" and "Captain Richard
Ashby, died July 3D., 1884," and 1.-THE
Ashby Brothers," Beneath the latter In.
scription are emblematic designs, one being
the Masonic insignia and the other two
swords, crossed. Around the cap.stone
will be Inscribed: "Erected by the Ladies
OF Winchester, June 9, 1881"
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DR. &. A. SIMMONS HEPATIC COM
IL POUND, OR LIVER CURE,
THE LIVER MONARCH CT THE SOUTH.

DO YOU HAVE HEADACHE ? DO you suffer
from Indigestion? DO you feel oppressed and
nervous? DO you feel dull AMI lanRuid? DO you
suff-r with heartburn? DO YOU feel uDcOmfol table
after eatingY DO you fail to digest your food! DO
YOU feel the want Of an appellee 80
III YOU AXE sPDNDENT, languid, without
energy or aUpcIle you may be sure you are suffer-
ing from nervous CeDiiiy, ana nothing VIII DO you
more good aud make you feel Use another berg
sooner than SIMMONS HEPATlC COMPOUND
OR LIVER CURE. -.-..,,,,.-
FEMALES WHOSE CONSTITUTIONS HAVE
gECONE IMPAIRED BY SEDtNTARI HABITS
AM CLOSE CONFINEMENT To DOMESTIC
DUTIES will find slMMONs HtPA1iC COM
POIN ID possessed of INTRINSIC virtues, able al all
times 10 establish renewed health aud strength.
PARENTS WHO VALUE THE LIVES OF
THEIR CHILDREN should never be without p
bottle of SIMMONS HEPATiC COMPOUND. OR
LIVER CURE. II Is mild cathsrtic, e1pes
worms prevents colo, keeps The bowels open and
thus prevents feyers bolts, rash pr!cky heat, sc.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
DOWIE & NOISE. Sole Proprietors.
PURCELL,LADD& CO.. Richmond, Va.
fmh 6.9.l3.l6&Myl5&lSl
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NJ JOHN c. SHAFER,

MFRIHANT TAILUK,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
POST-OFFlCE,
has received very large and fine assortment OF
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. consisting of
CLOTHS, DGAGONALS, SUITINGS, Z l. A | y
and FANCY CAsSIMEREs FOR PANTALOONS,
imported especially for him, which will be made 20
order in the LATEST STYLES aud II prices consist.
ent with first class workmanship. \ call is respect
fully solicited.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS Of fine grades
made 10 order. fe 24-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

A GRAND PICNIC,
under the auspices and for The benefit of the Knights
TeInplar OF The CITY OF RichmOnp. VIII be given on
MONDAY, MAY 10TH,
at the magnificent estate OF the late James Gait,
known rs
POINT OF FORK.
This delightful place Is oil the Richmond and A.
leghany railroad, fftysX miles from Richmond.
and IS better adapted for an entertainment OF this
kind than any other On the river. A large man ion.
with double parlOrS aud rtceptlor-rOOms for adles,
will be at their disposal. well-shaded lawn OF five
acres surrounds the dwelling and commands view
of the VALLEY of the James for many miles.
A band will be IN attendance. and every effort
made for a full DAYS comfort ana pleasure.
The train will STOP. going and returning. at Maid
ems Adventure, kOcK Castle, Carersvllie, Elk Hill,
aud Columbia.
A COUNTRY MEAT DINNER will be served by
the proprietor Of the farm for 20 cents. Other re-
treatments at city prices.
Round.trio tickets, 81; children under twelve
years. so cents.
Train leaves from foot of CANDLES Hill at s
A. NJ. sharp.
For tickets apply 10 A. w. CARRIER, Wagner's and
Bodeker's drugstores. e.. W. Iaylors store, CnuTch
Hill, and the committee.
RI. sWIVEFORD,
GEORGE A. AI>SLIE,
III. SELDOM TAYLOR,
JOHN j. WRIGHT.
INV (fommtttea from mmanderips
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PROFESSIONAL.

THOMAS W. HIX. M. d., having per.
y manently located at Prospect, Norfolk aud
Western railroad, Va, soleits from his friends a
continuation OF that generous support which he has
50 unremitiingIy enioyed for the past rES years.
lie pledges himself, Dec poieate. to make no retrc.
grade movement, but will serve them as faithfully
In me failure T. he has done In the past.
MAY IL, 1851. my I4.2w
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THE LITERARY REVOLUTION

has not the honor ~ 4 century, history. 1'l .l
present eash capital + only about sl7j.n Oh Do
was started only 80 long ago a. september. g..
with 40 cash and a few Old books. and TWO nr.r.
thereafter had reached the dignity Of glrr.f Do
an Aun-strett jnnk->uOD, ~ "aTm} w. con.i.'i. ...
one man and a small boy. snd tr"m the chfrt'f.r
of The place. ciyRtcfs fcturdff ip-d-b-g-I I...g
far more nums rnus man customer tor book.
Rut by JaDuary. 1879. the RtkDl.tTiDN ..F
accumu ated sufficisni strength % print ore suomi.
volume which was increased 10 product in i--r
OF Orer one million rOiumeS. J., hu.lues. ,r ...
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DEATHS.

Died- Saturday. May 14th. at 2 o'clock I. NJ, Mrs
MARY ANNE CLARK. native Of Norfolk; aged
eighty years and nine mouths.
Tier funeral will tate place from 81. Peters Ca
tbedraI This Sunday AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
The friends OF her sou. William II. Clark, are re-
ouested 10 attend without further notice.
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BLACK SILKS.

BLACK SILKS.
To this department we invite the attention Of all
buyers. As a special bargain We quote our $3.50
number, which is the best value ever exhibited In
this city. We can scarcely supply the demand for
this popular grade.
As 4 novelty we ask your attention 20 the new
fabric in MOURNING SILK.
BLACK MUMMY at $3.50; BLACK SILKS
Use. to 90, rare values BLACK SATINS, 75c.
to So.
Novelties In WORsTEDS, sILK-MIXTURES
PLAIDS, STRIPES, and all new designs just as
they appear In New York.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA $50,

pre- tit or loss 10 themselves they are issuing an e
lion of this same great work. AMskRS'. -
CYCIOP1EDIA. which IL rad ~ b. revised Il,
dale teditOn Of lS-sixiy something. with csnsgs.
figures altered y, which they are Offering 81 M.
w0Dderfuliy-l0w price OF SIS for the wprh o. n,
astounding y-lOw price they allow the large iI,.
count OF 40 per cent. when Durchsies are made In
lsrge quantity.
The Army Of the Literary Revolution alWa,s -.
iOices az the multiplication OF good books A. I0s
prices. and the AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANLr Ia
delighted with the opportunity Of uniting Win fI.
great pUblishing-hDuse Of LIPPiNCOTT ln ..-.
thcring the sale OF tails WORK, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-15

,o.a.v IN charge Of the sheriff OF Caroline
county. and w. B. Matthews, the trsvelIlng
comnsn,cn Of Mr.. Smith, has been sum
named TO attend.
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BUNTlNtss.

20 p,eces ALI. wool RUNTING at 1870.
III pieces LACE BUNTiNG. all coiors. at l5c.;
so pieces PLAIN WOOL DEBE1GE at lZHc.i
A sriperb lire Of BLACK LACE BUNfINGS,
FRENCH BUNTINGS, VIRGINIA CREPE,
and KHYBkR BUNTTNGS:
SILK GRENADINES, very cheap.
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HoRsF0RD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR DYs.
PEPsIA, MENTAL EXHAUSTION, &c.-Pam.
phlet free. Rumford Chemical Works,
Providence, r. /.