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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-16

Insist upon Ticket Agents selling you tick
cts via this road. Examine your tickets. and
refuse to buy II they do not read over the Chi
cago q North W estern Railway.
II You wish the Best Travelling Accommo.
dations you Will buy your tickets by this
route AS-AND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Agents sell tickets by this Line.
MARVIN HUaHITT,
I'd V.P. q Gen. Manager, Chicago
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-16
E ~SARSAPARHLLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound Of
the vegetable alter
'atives. s~arsaparilla,
Dock, stillingia and
Mandrake, with the
.Iodides OF Potash
and Iron. makes .
most e6ectual cure
OF . series OF COM
plants which arc
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-08-16
Chicago, Milwaukee,

And all points EAST such as
FALLS, NEW YORK. PHILA-
DELPHIA, BOSTON, WASHINGTON,
Pittsburgh, Montreal, Toronto,
Detroit, Cleveland.
At Council Bluffs the trains OF the Chicago
q North-W Western and the U. F. R'ys depart
arrive at and use the same Joint Union
Depot.
At Chicago, close connections are made
with the Lake shore, Michigan Central, Bal
tlmore and Ohio, FIT. Wayne and Pennsylva-
MIA, and Chicago and Grand Trunk Railways
and the Kankakee and Pan Handle Routes.
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Eloquent OratOry.

Editors Dispatch The man who comes
before The public rs teacher ~ fair SUBJ
iect for criticism. Rev. j. Il. Hawthorne,
ID. d., lectured Tuesday night at MGz3rt
Hall on Eloquent Ora'0ry." There was
an audlcity in this theme which no ordinary
man would have exhibited. A man may
lecture on Washington or jefferson and not
be compared with mis- subject; bnt no man
can properly lecture on poetry or phi0s0-
ply without the tacit profession OF being
sOmewblt OF poet or Il philosopher. DIR.
Hawthorne, des pite his disclaimer to the
contrary, challenged, however unconscious
". The consider alton Of himself ~ an elO-
quent orator. Major Daniel, who introduced
him, saw this, and tilly.said that The orator
was IN illustration Of his own subject. In
the light OF DR.. IIlwthOrne'5 principles and
eXemplfc Iii0DS Of eloquent OrntOry, is he
himself an eloquent OratcrP Cicero was enc
Of the tilst poets Of his day, and yet his fame
rests on his philosophy ana ora DRY. Tim
rod lives in literature as the POntlieX Maxi
mus OF southern pOesy, ana yet IN youth
his eloquence transcended thai OF any Of
his age IN South Carolina. DR.. Hawthorne
Is regarded only as an orator, but he j. 4
poet, though we know not whether he
ever attempted yerSlhcatiOn. His dis
courses are all embelShPd with the
pictures OF an unmi>tabably poetic ma
ture, and, orator as he is, he might secure
enduring fame by devotion 10 The muse.
Hawthorne is q rhetorcian. He Is master
OF the art and the science Of clOcuiiOn, hay-
ing the voice, the stature, the taste, the
Imagination, and the senSbilities 10 excel
in elegant speech. But has he the passion
OF the highest order Of OratOry-passion
like that Of his own great models. Demos
themes. Cicero, Mirabeau, YanceyY Here Il
comparison may be made between Drs.
Hawthorne and Curry. DR.. Curry, though
skilled in diaIeClic5, hos not the rhetoric OF
Hawthorne, and DR.. Hawthorne, though not
deficient in passion, has not the passion
which makes Curry al times overwhelming
II el, qucnt. Yet Hawthorne is eloquent
wonderfully eloquent. he feels it in his
bones. He would not have dared other
wise TO lecture on eloquent oratory. He
was fairly equal to his theme, and finely IL
ustrated it by the poetry and rhetoric and
The passion Of bis 0ratory; and by the ac-
ton Of his rising from sick bed. and rising
above the almost inSuperable obstacles Of a
sore throat. brain fun OF qninine, and a
1y.bister on his chest, and delivering an
Grafton which has been pronounced zone
OF the grandest things ever heard in Mozart
Ham, CATO.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BRIEF HemS.--Tne Hastings Court, after
being in session about eight days, has adj
jOnrneG for the term. several criminal
eases were disposed OF, and large amount
OF civil business transacted during the scs-
Ion.
The judges OF election in this city who
were indicted by the u lifted States grand
jury went over To the court yesterday, but
were not tried. their cases being continued.
Rev. Il. +. Woodward, the beloved pastor
Of the Manchester Methodist church. Is
lying quite sick at his residence, on Ninth
street. lie has been in delicate health for
some time.
Mrs. EIecri0n, who was arrested Monday
charged with being person Of unsOund
mind, is in jail awaiting the action Of COM
mission OF Iunacy.
The city OF Manchester has twenty-one
miles OF streets.
All Of the new ordinances which were
ordered to be printed by the Council have
been received at the Office OF the clerk Of
the Council. They have been adopted as a
whole and are in full force.
There ate nine inmates in the city Jail at
present. Three OF them are paupers and
the others are Commonwealth prisoners.
This Is the largest number that has been
confined there AZ Que time for long while.
Judge French has appointed &. l.. Page,
James A. Clarke, and John +. Taylor COM
mis,ioners in chancery. Mr.. Clarke has
also been appointed Commissioner OF Ac-
counts.
The work on the canal bridge at the foot
al Hull street was completed yesterday, and
the bridge Is now in a tirst-rate condition.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Justice Perdue diDg-Eannah Jones,
the colQred girl who was arrested Monday
afternoon for petit larceny, was tried, con.
ylcted. and sentenced 10 be confined in Jail
ten DAYS.
No Council committee meetings have been
called for this week, aud The Council will
not meet agaIn until The first Friday night
in February.
Religious services were held 1t several Of
The churches iu the city last night.
The county roads at present are in fair
condition, and quite a number Of persons
from the country have been in the city
during the week.
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POLICE COURy.-The following eases were
disposed Of at the Pohce Court yesterday
morning by Polce-Justice ID. c. Richard
son:
jack Hazlope WIS fined $40 for disorderIy
conduct and resisting The police. Com
mitted in default OF payment.
Ezekiel Henderson (colorcd) was fined
$3.50 for being drunk and disorderly in the
street
Floyd Mizell (colored) was fined $3.50 for
dlsorderly conduct.
W. j.. WBgate was charged with felo.
niously stealing watch aud chain and -
from J. u. Oliver. The cise was continued
til! to-day, the witness Oliver being TOO
drunk 10 testify. lie was sent 10 the hos
pital at the iti for medical treatment.
Martha jackson (colored) was found
guilty OF stealing one cloak, valued at 20,
aud jailed for thirty days.
Edgar Hicks, youth about sixteen years
OF age, was charged with attempting TO
commit an outrage upon the person OF Miss
Lille Sullivan. The alleged offence having
been committed IN the county OF Henrico,
about three miles from The city, Justice
Richardson decided that he bad no iuris.
dlction, and turned the accused over ~ the
county authorities. The prisoner was
placed in .be custody OF Deputy. Sheriff
Walsh 10 be tsxeD 70 tho county Jail.
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Niagara Pire-Insurancc Of New York.

The subjoined notice OF this company i
from the journal Of Commerce OF New
York, and praise from so high source nn-
impeacbably atte,ts the success, strength,
and reliability OF this old corporation.
Mes,rs. Thomas VI. Alfriend Il Son, OF this
city. are managers OF the company for the
southern States:
THE NIAGARA FRE-INsURANCC COMPANY.
The siXiy.tirst semi-annual statement OF
the old Niagara Fire-Insurance Company,
which we publish in another column, j.
well worthy OF attention, and there are but
few insurance companies mat can make
such satisfactory showing. The gross eS.
sets on JIpuary lst last were l,557, 4S6.S3.
against Sl,3jl, 1853 on January |, 1850
IN increase Of $205, 7O0.99; the net surplus
has Increased during the same time $780,
72117. The net premiums received in 1879
were $4l3 j62 90, ami in 1880, $j9S, 1871 Al
an increase OF Sls5, 32S iS. During 1880
there was received from al sources $685.
jlj -. while the total expenditures were
but $500 2l0 40. Figures like these need
no explanation, and they show in an unmiS-
tlkab.e manner the saglclty and care with
which the operations Of the company are
managed by its officers.
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The GREEN LIBRARY.-The sale OF the
law and miscellaneous library Of the late
Hon. William Green, Of this city, Just con-
cluded by Mr.. John f. Laughton, Jr., auc-
tioneer, attracted much attention. Besidcs
the many orders to pun IchaSe received by the
auctioneer, buyers were present from Bos-
ton, New York. Cincinnati, and Washing
ton, the latter city being represented by the
wel-known "BibliO" Mr. James Auglim,
who among his commissions had carte
Uonche irom Nr. w. w. COrcOran. himself
IN his eighty-lhird year, 10 secure some de-
,irable mementos Of his "old friend " Judge
Green. \ very graceful aud kindly way
for Mr.. Corcoran to testify his love for Nir-
ginia ana NirginianS.
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appearance here for this engagement as
Leah, an American girl, in Sardou's new
play, Daniel Rocha'.

WLBELMJ J-FRITcH-STgRSBgRG Lovers
Of good music will have an opportunity Of
eDioying r2Te treat at the combination
concerts TO Be given at Mozart Hall on the
evenings Of Wednesday and Friday next,
February % and 4ih, and matinee Saturday,
5tb, when The above well-known and cele.
brated artists will appear. Those renowned
artists sternberg and WiIheImi are each
without rival, and have been exciting
great .turore during their concert tour In
the East. Miss Fritch is a very sweet and
charming singer. Mr.. Max Vo9ich will be
the muslcal director. ThN will doubtless
prove musical attraction that may be justly
termed the musical event OF the season, and
it will be the farewell appearance Of Au-
gust WilheImi previous to his departure for
Europe. We have no doubt his numerous
friends will turn ont i0 full force, and that
the hall will be crowded 10 it's utmost ca
pacity.
Sale OF seats will commence on Saturday
morning, 29tb instant, a. Jobnston's.
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PfRsoXAL.-Mr. john +. QuarleS, son OF
our venerable citizen, Mr. Tbomas ID.
Quarles, and brother Of tbe bank-oificers,
sail, from New York for Liverpool to-day.
He has accepted fine position in the lele-
phone business under General Orme, and it
is quite possible may be ordered on dnty at
Alexandra, Egypt. Mr.. QuarIes was for
considerable time connected with the telc-
phone business OF lhs city, and displayed
an aptitude and skill which his employers
regarded as quite remarkable. Hi, friends
wish him long career of usefulness and
prosperity.
Mr.. L. II. Barclay, Of the Lexington Ga
zefte, was 10 The city yesterday.
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SUPREs 3 COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY
Stuart ~. Andrews's executor. Argued by
General ". Il. TaliaferrO for plaintiff in
error anG.J. \. Stubs, Esq, for defendant
in error aod submitted.
\ writ Of SaperSedeaS was Tuesday
granted by the Supreme Court in the case
o! sDith.uS. Snyder. Judge John A. Mere
dith and M+edmh d Cooke for Smith. aud
Jackson Guy and Marshall NJ. Gillian for
suVdfr
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FRANCO-ANERiCAN CLAIMs.-The Marquis
Chamburn, Minister from France to the
United States, has appointed the following
gentlemen commissioners 10 take testimony
in this city, Norfolk, and AleXandria, in re-
gard to certain claims against the French
Government, for the French-American
Claims Commission
For Richmond-John Hunter, II. T..
Wlckham, and II. 7. Daniel, Jr.
For AleXandria-K. Kemper, Leonard
Marbury, and John VI. Johnston.
For Norfolk-kichard II. Baker, Jr., A.
Mead Smith, and Richard Walker.
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JOSEPH X. EMMETT.-Tbis eminent char
acter comedian viii appear at the Theatre
on Tuesday next in bis rewritten drama
entitled Fritz in Ireland" The tnviable
reputation Mr.. Emmett has so long enjoyed
as a tine comedian does away with the ne
ce>sity Of any introduction OF him on our
part. lie will Dol fail OF drawing Il fine
on1;onna
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A RARE
AND REMARKABLE
TRIUMPH or HE TOILET.

ROCK AND RYE WITH GLYcERIsg. &c, s. NO, q
care-all," nor Is II the pleasant beverage" good
to take occasionally hut It Is the medicine for the
afflicted, good for all Lung and Throat Dise,fe3
Nervous Debility, slecplessness &c. Sold b! drug
gists. Price, so and 25 cents per bottle.
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SUDDEN DEArI-Mr. Charles ". Cook,
brother OF Captain Cook, the new collector
Of customs for this district, died quite sud-
denly yesterday afternoon at the residence
OF his brother, IN this city, from bemor-
rhace. Deceased came here several weeks
ago 1tom the North on visit, and had been
in delicate health some time before his
death
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, %;
o A. NJ, 81: noon, 80; 3 =. NJ, IS; L.
NJ, 49, midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 35.
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IElII RES.

Y MCTUEE BY REV. jobs POLLARD,
J. %. D.-SUBJECT: HISTORY OF TRAM
MISSION or NtW TES AMEN1 10 OUH OWN
IlMtS LII lGh- STREET BAPIlST III Rt III,
Z. AiD OF ChIft H-lMPRONtMfNT FUND.
THURSDAY. ANUARN 27. lSSl--AHMlsSI ION.
- .lssTs THIS lEt TURE Is particularly yalu-
a5irt-..view OF The revision Of The New 1e lament
at1u t0 appear. "a - >uN Ih2tF
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WHEN COLD BLASTS BLOW. or when suNmCr heat
ana dust parch our throais, HUB rCNCU is
equally acceptable. With hOt tcG,er it far oxcei5
ordinary toddies and II is unequaled with fine To-.
lemonade, mix, etc. IL makes a splendid might
cap" taken upon goirg 10 bed. Keep II In resdi-
ness Sold by dealers generally at 81 .25 h)tle
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SNOWY SIDEWALKS.
Jndge Christians Decision in the Case
from the Police Court.

TIE ORDINANCE REvIEwED-wHAT THE
LAW or ELEVEN OTHER CITIES RE-
oUIREs-THE JUDGMENT OF THE POLICE
Court REVERSED - RECOMMENDATIONS
OF JUDGE CHRISTIAN 20 THE COUNCIL,
&c
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To TIE LADIES OF RICHMOND.

Madam T. CnAoS, proprietor Of the FEEYCH
STEAM DYING AND SECURING EsTARLI5H-
MENT, 402 east Marshall street, has just reformed
from Paris, where she spent some time to learn the
new process OF dyeng All celors. She also brou1ht
with her fine stock OF materials for dyelng tie iie
cOlors equal 10 the imported soods. Feathers clean
ed and dyed. Clothes cleaned without tskiug them
TO pieces. hid Gloves speIily. All kinds of
Shiws. fine Laces, SILK and L1ce. Curtains, done
MP equal 70 new. WOolIen Goods dyed without rub
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day. For the Middle
States, westerly to northwesterly winds,
colder and patty cloudy weather. and sta
tionary or rising barometer.
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ANDALrSIAN i;ALN.

70 rake the h. nds smooth. To keep the hps
from chappIng, there Is no'hing better than thl1
Ncellent preparation. Now that The cold wc.lh =
hla -et IN eyfrybody should have some OF it,
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, brdggis', Nos
@ l3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-27

ALABGE Lot OF VALUABLE REAL LsTATC va
De ,1ld on THURSDAY the 27h of January, 1881
beginning At / o'cipck, aud al those wishing ~ rur-
chase such wlll DO well u attend. See the sdscr-
q 5cment, and be on hand promptly.
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REMEMBER THAT on THURSDAY AZ o'ccck
will he sold large number of pieces of Real Es',te
on Twentieth aud Main and olsewhere. See aover-
tIsement Of PALMER and WILLIAMS. trustees
Don't fall to attend.
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ROBERT B. LYME. ! y. VI. irnsfecs' sale of
large nnnb of pieces ~ very Valutba mn
proved and uniinnrOyed real estate on Nsii,
Gary, Grace. ana TweniIeth ssreets.
JAS. .MACDOEGALL. 10 A NJ. large and pei cinu
tory sale Of cllirs stock OF DE-. gpod' npiious,
no iety. clothing, boO's ana shues, iTts. BIr
safe counters. shelving, sc. Of IA: DaitMOov
Auction House. so. rs casi Broad street.
GEORGE :. SAsHOE & son. =. ~, trustee.
sale ~ one fourth undiyid-i lptcf",t m ibe Itt
and personal estate Of Waller l.. Gt.H1. &C.
ceased
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4 POCKETFUL OF MONEY amounts roli',le whf a
health is gone. TO enjoy A., good appetite, sout
Gigcston, and elastic limbs. take TUFTS PILL.
Then, IL yo0 po,r, Son win be hapvy; IL ricn .
you can enjoy your money. They dispcl low spirits
and siye buoyapcy TO mind ard body.
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NOTICE TO POLICY.HOLDERs OF

~ THE PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON iNSu-
RANCE COMPANY.-rohcy-soId Of the rssd
mon, sad Arlington Insurance COMPANY are iG-
vted TO call ~ The Oiiice OF The LiffIN>E-
RANCE COMPANY Oh VIRGINIA. No Tenth
street, on and after THURSDAY. January "a.
1851. for full details Of a method 10 transfer srh
toe least possible loss to the ht,er company.
The terms Of the iise.Insursncc Company or
Vrgln'a are a. favorable as those OF any obsr. Ia
raiiO OF ecary 10 haDiliiy Is the grestes, Of any
company In the Uaited staiei Its policies are IN
cOntesibe amer thrte years except for setus maud.
In ten years Of operation u has Dev,r had 10 he
forced 20 settlement BY a Judgment nc Law. IL Joes
not one dorsf beyond rs reserve. nor dces Que
doir Of disputed claim exis sgstnst II. It, policy
diyidends have tquaiied those VI any COMPANY ,o
the Uaited states in proportion 10 pfsnuR charged
aud ts reserves are invest Ia reach cf It's ~, es
hoidsrs. JAMES w. PEGkAM, Secretary
SAMUEL II. PAUL presiiesL 50 25.tv
DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY rX. .
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. HINGLEs WANTED, FOR IMME
- DATE DELIVERY About $4,000 Esinch
lrart Cypress t.fickaausninV or rlVer-mskc VIII
3IsHer. Apply 90 ". l.. HAWSOA,
General Agent Chesapeake ana bio RsilN6y
a = u Lumber Agency.
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FOURTH "WEEK OF PRAYER "-YOUNG
MEMS CHRIsTJAN ASSOCIATION MEETING
The mccilng at Centenary church ycstcr.
day evening, conducted by Rey. Dr. Read,
WAS ore of the most interesting OF the
series.
After reading appropriate Scriptures, DR..
Read announced as the topic Of the eve
ming "RclisiOn in Everyday Life and
made striking, effective address on "Ye
aIe The SIl OF the earh.'
Rev. :. e.. Clopton erfOrced the idea that
the religion Of Jesus is the only true light
70 illumine the dark places and cheer the
sad hours OF this world.
Revs. :. &. Cl0ptOn, j. William Jones,
DR.. Peterson, aud DR.. Read led in prayer,
and number OF special requests were re-
membcred.
The congregation was one OF the largest
vet in attendance, and Seemcd deeply inter-
e>tcd in the services.
The singing Qed by Mr.. Sleightl was very
sweet, and forms an interesting feature Of
the meetings.
The president of the Young Mems Chris
has shown wise zeal in the general man
agement and direction OF the meetings,
which is generally appreciated and COM.
mendcd.
Thi, evening, from to 6 o'clock, meet
ings will be held at BrOad-Slreet Methodist
church, conducted by Rev. J. William
Jones, and at the Third Presbyterian
church, on Church Hill, conducted by Rev.
Dr.. Preston. The topic Of the evening will
be Jesus, Present Saviour Of Sinners"
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UMBRELLAS. UMBRTLLAs.-silk, Alpaca. Serge,
Cambria, aud Giughsm Umbrellas direct from the
manufacturers, which enables 10 sell them atvery
low prices LEVY DRoTuERs.
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THE GREAT SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY I'D
Twentieth and Main streets and elsewhere viii ~
on 1uURSDAY the 27th Of January, beginning "a.
O'Clock. See advertisement, and be su.e 10 attend.
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CoSvICTs RECEIVED. The following were
the convicts received at the penltentiary
yesterday: Jack Flanery, OF Lee county,
two years, for aiding prisoners to escape ;
William Robinson, OF Wythe county, four
years, for voluntary manslaughter.
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AWAITED. "HOs : EB KEEPER" AND
! fle of enuiue PpRTO RICO MOLASSES csE
~ ioundf The grocery Of
VERNE & SLATER.
Laz5,4t 6io east MARSHAL street.
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s SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for first class Invest
ments will be ofr'-ci on THURSDAY the 2Ub O z
January, 1t l O'Clock, 10 an desiring them. see ad-
yer'isemCnt # PALMER all WILLIAMS, trustees.
and be sure 10 attend.
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TuE GREAT SALE Of Carplts Rug Mats, and
Druggels Is b ing continued az
LEVY BROTUTE'
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PARDON REFUSED. The Governor has re-
fused 10 pardon Washington Williams, who
was convicted about six years ago. in the
County Court OF Amelia, OF rape and SEN
h'need to seventeen yesrs in The peniteuii-
ary. 'trG
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" AN NrED, 4 FIRST CLASS BOILER
w MAkER-on@ qualified 10 lay of wofk, -, ~,
sa0 y uge. 10 suck an Oue liberal wages Will be
ni1. Apply 10
WILLIAM Z. TANNER & CO..
"a 2f-}t ] 10 .s0ilh seventh street.
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Re- On an aales OF iral Estate maSe between 90,
lst Of January aud ltst ~ June the taxes FOR its
present year have - be paid b. the purchaser. ~
an sales made between the lst Of July and Iast os
the year The taxes have ~ be- paid by ihe se'ier.
TINS custom was rdp5fed about hf,ccu year aaD
by an the real estate agcuts ~ Richmond, sHI ~
plies tV Richmond and ycinty.l
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VI. FLLYsON q co., advertising agents. i1eeIt aF-
vsri,emens N all Of the ne Sspapers of the Uhied
Sacs At publishers rates. Orders left at the Di8'
Ddfrh c0IHiinS-roOm wiI receive prompt aiiea.
tlaD.
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SOME OF TIE MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
the city viii be sold en- THURSDAY ihe 2Uh o &
January, beginning at ] O'Clock. see adScri.sC-
mont, and d0n't forgot 30 be here
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WANTED. 40 SELL At A BARGAIN,
ci' ~ ~ AnROOM1nd PARLOR fCRNiTURE, IN
CooWsf PAflOR SIT IN brown yts,s. EASY
vnAia>, BtD.LfsJN6E, two handsome BED-
ppypgBAs SsJ-. In wsAsn' with elegant DRESSING
~ =, hsrAsr tlmost Dsw and Of iatest dsSEns), IN
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