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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ut ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
DRY GOODS BUYERS.
JULIUS MEYER & SON,

owing TO the backward season, have been able to
secure many special drives IN their line. We pro-
pose giving our customers the benefit of the very
tow prices at which we secured them.
WE OFFER THIS WEEK:
so pieces ALL-wooL NOME CLOTHS in every
shade at 1876;
40 pieces FLANNEL sUITINGS In Navy Blue,
Bottle Green, Bronze, Garnet, and Plum, at
22c. worth 35c.;
so pieces PLAIN GREY DEBEGEa at 12j1c.worth
20c.;
40 pieces TwILLED GREY-MIXED DEBEGEs
~ l4c. worth 20c.;
35 pieces slLK-FACE BROCADEs at 164c.
worth 25c.;
20 pieces ROMAN STRIPE at lsc. worth 3Oc.;
80 pieces SCOTCH PLAID at 12kc.;
$50 pieces ENGLISH CASHdERES at I0c.:
80 pieces FANCY SILK STRIPES at 4Oc. worth
GOc.;
pieces EXTRA-lIEAYY ALL-SILK BLACK
SATIN DE LYON n 1925 worth fully Sl75;
pieces 24-inch BLACK SATIN at 1925 worth
SO;
pieces 2i-inch BLACK SILK VELVET, extra
finish, at $3.50 worth 81;
BLACK and COLORED BROCADE sATINS at
greatly reduced prices.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER;
10 pieces LUPIN's EXTRA FINISH 3s-INCH
BLACK CASHMERE ~ SOC:
pieces HEAVY DRAP D'ALMA at Soc. worth
1925;
Handsome line IN CREPE and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS;
In BLACK BEAVER and DIAGONAL CLOTH
DOLMANS We have secured some extraordlna-
ny bargains;
ATJ-WOOI DTACONAI, DOT.MANS slO worth
SO. nj SO worth s22.5O; "
Just opened, another lot Of the CAMEL'S HAIR.
PLUSH-TRiMMED JACKETS no 50.
IN KID GLOVES WE OFFER:
IS dozen THREE-BUTTON COLORED IN
DRESSED AIDS 40 zoe worth sl.25;
40 dozen BLACK UNDRESSED KIDS 40 81;
Another lot Of the genuine JOUNIN GLOVES at
urLkFAYETTE GLOVE I'm five hooks at sJ.25.
seven hooks Sl.65, J. giving great satisfaction;
LADIES' PLAIN and fUk-IOP LINED and
UNLINED DOG-SkIN GLOVES;
BOYS and MISSES FUR-TOP DOG-SkIN
GLOVES and Ml1TS:
80 dozen LADIES' EXTRA FINE hERlNO
VESTS nj soc. worth Zoe;
LADIES' INDICATED ALL-WOOL SCARLET
VESTS
GENTLEMEN'S ALL-WOOL SCARLET IN
DEBSHIRTS $l.2J up, 40
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
no 12-dtf 60l and SOB Broad strcot
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published In the Daily Dispatch every
"Wednesday morning.
Nevertheless, timid persons will still cir
cula,e absurdly extravagant reports as TO
the prevalence Of smallpox In this city.

The Richmond Dispatch asks "h II can
no nossible that the professed Democrats
elected 20 the Legislature IN the vaiicyanu
the Southwest viii bctray the ola Demo
cratic party into the hands OF US enemies
,or who viii vote with the Republicans for
that vile lil,ellcr OF the Soutli' "eoIsc -,
Gorham, 90 be Secretary OF the een"e
yvb, certaiuIy they will. There was not
reasonable white man IN virginia WIN
Democratic sntccedcnts, VINO Vo'eo tne
Malone ticket at the recent eicctloh' VINO
would hesitate TO bctray the old Dcinocrauc
nartv into the hands OF its enemies, ana
who will not vote for another United STATES
senator favorable 10 the election OF MI
Gorham TO the sccretaryship OF the senate,
and those who reason upon any other
premises will find themselves very much
mistaken. Alexandria Gazette.
II YOU had confined your remark to the
ReIdiusters elected to the Legislature we
would not have taken exception TO 1t,
though we would not be surprised II some
even of these refuse 10 vote for any candi-
date who will not pledge himself to act
with the Democrats in the United states
Senate. and 20 vote for the Democratic
nominee for President OF the United states
in 1884. But we are confident that there
are many good Democrats west Of the Blue
Ridge who on the Sth voted the MALONE
ticket solely because they desired ana
were determined to have the public debt
settled.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ TIE POPULAR HOusr -.
sYCLE NORTHEASTERN week there ~. ~
SPECIAL BARGAINS larticlcs remarka,i, i,
yalne). III such cannot be bought, rcdre,f,, ~
made I'm goods on hand. stock never ~ are
remain on shelves thirty days. Space viii .,. 10
init. Goods will accumulate n We ID NJ, ". per-
We sell the following 80 prices mrntle,',d 'llre.
or other o. reasons stated, with aesur,rc,,.' .ae
AL AL AKE MN: LADIES CLOAkS. JAZZ
BIS, AND ILSTkRS-Black Cioaks VII ~ =
Jet cords and tossels, at sij. cot az. t93
Beaver Cloaks with plush, satin piol,1. ,tf
ornaments .ilt,. ~ ~, cost go; blles Jilh M
at So worth RIO; listens IN new gh4ro. '.ll'' .ns
Gus cOlOrs, trimmed with blush AM r,.o,., --
inches deep, nj go cost sj7; Ulsis,, Nh '.li
Bcrnhardt plush collar plu-h ornament r.. .,.f 'fp
cords. ut s27, cost $40. Paid Jsct,f. "a, il
price everywhere $40; New glsfrr. at ~ 7..pN,
duplicate under ai2; Medium WEIGHT J.r....-i
half-pricc-new goods, bul mat d. IA H' NJ
room. There f. great demand Ter BLtft
VETS. This week We Ofor sPIfItI M. 20
Twenty pieces l9-nch Black Drc.s E,i,'',,''li f..
did shade and perfect in every fwIorfi n Sd ..'
cannot be duplicated und,r sz:as .r,, .'-i-
porti0n1tc prices. We repeat il.c ofi,t. I,'-
OF last week: SIX Plush,s. 2O-inch l..,,-., <'.'
~. seal, Navy, Garnet, Bronze. Coli f.-.
and Black at -, regular pIico sf: -Iil .,
every shade ana 9uahty seal BcB,r. Iieor ..,.'
rian. Molcskin, Zebra Castor ANA rf'rr
Pushes IN great variety. COIOEEb
CADhs; All shtdes. CDLOkED EnDtlitr
LYON. extra heayy,at 50: COLOi.rb AZ, "l
SILKS and ShItNS, purchased during -, i.' n
offered 40 prices which could uo. b.. t.,l
now. DRESS SlLks-e0-inch. 1li r.I..' f
2f-inch. extra heavy. at sl.I5: 2f-.rl.
finish, 20 sl.35. BLACK DEI~S ~iff.
inch Guiuot az 81. 24-lnch p0n.ou - .i 81. = r.
inch Iapplsier al sI.JO; 2f-ucb .'t'. ' ~
si39 and nneT ,np 70 =. BLACK EHAbNf,
81: 23-inch extra heavy II Sl9J: .t.-.t a
extra az LOO: better grades Up tOs 81. D.lI.
sATlNS-2O-inch. an cOfor., af ,.. 5l,'.''>
heavy nc 81: 22-Inch. evening ...r
BLACK SATIN DE LYON -.... ...- fti'--..
AZ 9Oc.; 2Z-lnch i0nsou no 81: -.-u...
= LILO; 24-inch Bellon 10 sl.3j .ul f.....
-. BLACK UEAlls-2O-incI ,,t... . I'D
2l-inch extra finish 40 : %: 42-..r., ....
SL6J; better grades Up t0 s2.lr. RrDl t,.,'
GOODS-m addition d. tlc best r......r ''
mcrcs- Ncrinos. Draps q Ltl. hru.r.. ID ...
tnuncls. and Hcuricitts, Uf which s. ...
eecp tull Inc, We mlao epcH..rrf lIl..
FINISHED FABRICS. which ar0 r-r ...., E
correct material th's IAN; al.o no l...,.
FANCY FIGURED GOODS fr m.rr... ...
dress.
special bargaiusin CARPETS aniHr iN.,r.
TIL. week. >lIT.E IHUIrIf..
no l3-cOd 3II Nr..I..
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For the Dispatch.I
States and News.

am a constant reader of the Dispatch.
and, thinking some Of its readers like newsy
journals, l venture TO furnish some items,
gathered from 4 very reliable Republican
source, with reference to the plans OF those
who run the Virginia machine.
The following purposes are stated on
change and at the villages in the rural dis
tricts. Ii The legislators elected from the
Southwest consent, Judge Staples-an up
right and learned iurist-is TO be retained
| OIL the Supreme Court bench. If they are
not in accord Orator Hansbrough is to aid
In entering the reversal OF the decision
OF the present court on the coupon
question. Lawyer Williams, OF Winches-
ter, of the noble army of martyrs OF the
past, is 10 put on Judge Moncure's sandals.
The worthy Esquire Parker, of the Eastern
Shore, is To go to the Court OF Appeals, in
stead OF Judge Lacy. Why so has not trans
pired. Judge A. ID. Dickinson, OF Prince
Edward, will pretty certainly be on the
Court OF Appeals, unless he is the dark
horse In the race for the United States Sena-
tor 10 succeed Senator Johnston. Judge
Dickinson's name has been before men
toned in connection with the Office OF
United States senator.
IL Judge Dickinson goes to the Supreme
bench las he willy, then there will be
vacancy in circuit iudgeship. There are
reported TO be five Readjustcr and two
Republican lawyers in the circuit. 1t Is
believed that Drrector-General Malone will
order the vacancy to be filed by Il. HUI
bard, Jr., OF Buckingham (son OF the late
most worthy y. w. Hubard). Were II not
that an edict bad been passed by the new
Radicals that the old Simon-Pure Republi-
cans must take the place OF faithful allies,
and that no Republican or colored
voter shall receive Office from the
new Radical Regulators, Edgar Al
Ian, Of Prince Edward, might land
may yeti succeed Judge Dickinson. lie
has furnished much Of the brains TO the
late and now defunct Republican party,
merged into the new Radical African
party, and really deserves recognition.
But II cannot be forgotten that, on some
public occasion, he expressed very tersely
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ScorrsylILr. Noyemher %. lisa


Editors Dispatch: From Richmond here
have stopped ut four or five points. At
each and all there is firm opinion that 400
cases OF smallpox are known TO be in your
city. Many merchants and others have said
that they are afraid 10 visit Richmond for
this reason. l have attempted to disabuse
their minds. Yours truly, b.
What can be done TO quiet these unrea-
sonable, not to say foolish, fears, or to sup
press such false reportss We know Of no.
thing that would prove eflectual, il the re-
port OF our Board Of Health is not good
authority. This report shows that there
were during the whole of the last week but
one death amongst the white population OF
Richmond, and five amongst the negroes.
Not more than one OF these, we suppose.
died outside Of the smallpox hospital.
There are very few cases OF smallpox in
Richmond compared with the number re-
ported to be here. We are sure that there
are not twenty amongst the whites. There
are about three times as many amongst the
negroes; but these latter are all with
hardly an exception in the hospital.
There cannot now or hereafter be much
smallpox In Richmond. Almost every
white person has been vaccinated, and the
negroes as general thing either have been,
or will in few days be, similarly pro-
tected. There is comparatively little mate
rial for the disease to operate upon. We
can assure everybody that our Board Of
Health IL composed Of as reliable and
truthful gentlemen as can be found any
j. GRATTAN CABELI, +. ID.
CUNNINGHAM, and W. ii. TAYLOR. What
Ihese gentlemen state may be relied upon
IS absolutely true. Their weekly report Is
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A story-qute as good for being true-is
told OF two medical students, the one o
very large and the other very small per-
son, who were room-mates and bed-follows.
On a certain warm night the big man, who
was on the inner-side, awoke to the con-
seriousness that he was being crowded to
the wall by his companion having taken a
good-sized reservation in the middle OF the
bed. BY way Of Furnishing the encroach-
ment with neatness and dispatch he gently
adjusted his soles and ousted the little
fellow so etlectually as TO land him on the
carpet. The elected one showed no sign
OF resentment until several nights later,
when, finding his bulky comrade occupy
ing position similar to the one in
which he had given offence, he plotted 4
revenge. Stealthily clambering over the
huge form, he braced his back against the
wall, and. planting foot on either side OF
his friends spine, collected all his forces
and gave tremendous push. The elect
was instantaneous, and il not just what
had been anticipated, was certainly In ac-
cordance with natures laws. The big man
moved, but the bed moved with hun, open
ing n wide space between itself and the
wall, through which the little man immedi-
ately dropped to the floor, where he doubt
less had a chance 10 recover from his as
constituent and reflect on reasons why an
other good plan had failed.
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A Marriage I'm Plymouth Church.

NEW YORK, November 23.-A Plymouth
church tonight Miss Jessie BiSelow,
daughter of the president OF the State shoe
and Leather Company, was married TO
William c. Beccher, son OF Henry Ward
Beecher, the officiating clergyman. n
brilliant audience attended.
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Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound revives the dropping spirits; in
vigorates and harmonizcs the organic func-
tons; gives elasticity and frmness to the
step, restores the natural lustre to the eye,
and plants on the pale check Of beauty the
fresh roses OF LIES spring and carly sum-
NOR time.
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The TideUdter Inder, referring to the
effort Of the Wing TO prove that Cameron
was elected by the white people OF Nir-
ginia, remarks that in Essex county the
mongrel ticket did moi get over twenty
white votes, and six or eight Of these were
PanuLlicang
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Don't imagine because it does not ap-
rear Immediately that your communities
lion has been thrown away. COMMUNE
cations are sometimes crowded out for
several successive days, especially such
articles as, having no news in them, VIII
keen well for short time.
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PEW FOR SALE.
SPORTING POWDER.
DUPONT'S HIGH GRADES OF
IL SPORTING POWDER.

DIAMOND GRAIN-Nos. 1, 2, and 3, In l-pound
canisters only.
EAGLE DUCKfNG-Nos l, 2, and 3, In 64-pound
kegs and l-pound cansiers.
DIJP0NT RlFlE-Fg, Fig, and FFFg, In kegs Of
25, l2k, and 81 pomds-i-pound aud ,s-pound
capisters. .....,. ...,..
SPORTING, MINING, and SHIPPING pow
DER Of every variety, manufactured NJ the ccle-
brated mills of r.. !. Dupont de Nemours & Co.,
Wilmington, Dell whose reputation has stood un-
rfyaled for seyenty-eight years, the eNcclency OF
the Powder being due 10 the care bestowed ON It's
manufacture and 10 the constant personal superNi-
sion OF the owners. For sale by
oc 5-eod9m Richmond, Va.
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DEATHS.

Died Of consumption. at 1913 \. ". November
. fth. at No. 2OOi Pleasant street. after lingering
Illness, THOMAS T.. WALDEN, In the thirty
second year of his age.
Ills funeral viii take place TO-DAY nj 3 j. VI.
from Christ church. Fricnds and relatives lc-
qicstrd % attend without further notice.
Petersburg aud Farmyl.e papers please copy.
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.rc,bisbon Purcell Sinking.

CINCINNATI. November 25.-Archbishop
Purcclrs condition is not materially worse
to-day, but he is gradually sinking.
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nLAcK hoods.

To THIS department wc continue % devote n.IH
space and attention, making Il the mot .u.-
plctc cNhibit 81 De found 90 any mctropoI.
TRICOT, ARM RI, DKAP DE ALMA. ALDt-
RlNE SERGE, VENETIAN SlEllI. '-
gcther with an immense sock n fA-llNfitf
HENRIETTA, and other STAPLE GOODS. II
lower rates than were ever offered IN ti'- mare
kct
COlkTAULD's CREPES, in remnant, and g
regular goods, at lowest qu0tttiOns.
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For the Centennial demand wo have sccurpd
gigantic stock OF DhAiA~hS, NAPKINS, tlil-
TONNES. WlNE-(LOIl~, TOW Ills, alI
other furnishing, to lc sod very low.
FOSTER" MD GLOVES now lu stock iu every
shade, for opera, street. or party Wctr
GENTLEMEN'~ WEAR, Boz CLOTHS, NohNl-
EDS. CASslMfRf~.
COLLARS, SCAkt~, NALf-liO~E, SHIFTS lu
large variety.
LADIES WRAPPlNGs now opened
Send your order %
ROUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE GO.
CARDOZO, ALSOP. mostly : co.
I--.I
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PIANO TUNING, &c.

MR.. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
vi Tt NER with over twenty years cNpcrtn.r
I'm London. England. and New York city. having
taken up ris residence iu Richmond, feptr'iLIL
sol cts ord ~ from the musical public Tor ltNiNH
and REPAIRING PIANOS and REED ORGAN.
All work warranted and satisfaction gulmu' .tl.
Work ON Church Organs carefully and shliiriIf
done. orders addressed In cart ~, or LETT Hi'i.
JOSIAH RILAND a. Co. husic-Dcalors, 9l3 ,.-t
Main street, will receive prompt attention
~ 3u-cod3m
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

STEVENS
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
dozen BLACK-WALNUT TABLES;
100 sets KNIVES AND FORKS ats1;
100 dozen ROGERS "A !" KNIVES, FORKS.
TEASPOONS, and TABLESPOONS,
fully 10 per cent. less than the usual
prices;
large assortment Of PICKLE-STANDS,
sUGAR-BOWLs, BUTTER-DIsHES,
'CAKE-BAsKETs. &C.. in best plate:
A large lot Of BLACK and FANCY COAL
HODS, all sizcs-cheap;
100 dozen more Of those FOUR-ROW TOOTH
BRUSHES at 1Oc.;
Bargains I'm SHOE-BRUSHES, FEATHER
BUSTERS, and SCRUB-BRUsHES;
a large lot Of BIRD-CAGESatSl
All sizes Of JAP TRAYS and SUGAR.
BOXES;
The largest line Of LOW-PRICED VASES
and TOILET-SETS We have ever shown
800 dozen more Of those PLAIN GOBLETs at
soc. dozen, at STEVENS,
nolS sos Broad street.
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GENTLEMEN's and LADIES' NEglNO Us.
DkKM EAR, IN White, Scarlet, and N,1icaflI
ranging in cost from 4Oc. 10 50;
LADIES COTTON and CAMBRIA UNDER
WEAR ut prices and ga variety % compare
with any market.
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LECTURE.

ECTURE BY REV. FRANK
l. sTRINGFELLOW AT ST. JOHNS Lee
TITRF-POOM for the benefit of the Little Clean
ers' society NOVEMBER 25th, st 5 o'clock.
Adults, 25 cents: children 3 cents.
mo 20-Su,Th&FI
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Funeral Notice.

Tho funeral OF VIRGINIA RATCLIFFF wife
Of james VI. Carter, VIII take place ~ his resi-
donce on FRIDAY, 2Jth Of November at 3
o'clock.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
J SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

~~~<~>~~e~~>-~-~|>~'-'>-r
nj SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
owing to recent purchases we now offer
75c. C0RsETs at 50c.;
81 CoRsETs ut Use.
&c sure to take advantage Of this offer, as these
goods are far better than have ever been sold at
those prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
nol9 1917 and 1919 Main street.
MT GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
DRESS GOODS.
Fresh goods much lower than at the beginning of
the season.. All the novelties at
no10 LEVY BROTHERS..
NJ THE MOST COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT or
LADIES' ULsTERs, LADIES' and MISSES
CLOAKs, DOLMANs, ETc.,
Is to be found at
no1o LEVY BROTHERS.
NY- FRESH ASSORTMENT OF BLAN-
KETs Can qualIucs), CoMFORTABLEs, LAP
ROBES, HoRsE-BLANRETs, &c.
noI9 LEVY BROTHERS.
G15- FLANNELS Of every description,
AND AT
LOWEST PRICES.
no19 LEVY BROTHERS.
ETAXMINISTER, VELVET, AND Ia
PEsTRY RUGS;
OIL-CLOTH MATS;
CARPETS at bottom prices;
OL-CLOTH for floors or table use:
wINDow-SHADEs, LACE CURTAINS, &C., at
no19 LEVY BROTHERS.
G1~ CLOAKING in large variety.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Ask to see the PERFUMED KID GLOVE. no 10
III OUR STOCK is LARGE, 40,
MUST BE SOLD.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
BUTTONS at 10 ana l5c. per dozen-formor
polce % and Soc.
HOSIERY at much less than value;
CLOTH GLOVES al J0c. worth Sl25-j0b lot;
KID GLOVES rdducCd-5Oc. Kids ut 2jc.. 6Jc.
at Acc, 7jc Kids at CSC, 81 kids at Soc,
&C., &c.:
BEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY IN GRAPES
81 Grape al 7jc' 50 Grape al -, 80 Grape at
81:
TRIMMED AND UNTRBnfED HATS AND
BONNET> from 2Jc. upward;
GREAT BARGAINS in our MILLINERY DE-
PARTNFNT;
ZEPHNRs-Bcst quality. all colors, reduced 10 &c.
an ounce. For bargains call no
HCTZLER BROTHERS,.
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We have certain special bargains IN GOWN
CHEMlSE. and DRAWtE~. 90 viii, We cal
especial attention.
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Dentists.

nR. GEORGE b. sTEEDs ga
~ DENTAL PARLORs ctfrf7
No. 1913 MAIN STREET, RICHhoSD, Va.
}. :. IiARTNAN, -. ID. =, t,ssf.t,,t.
CHARLES l.. STEEL, ID. ID. - 49,
ESTABLISHED 1865.
r-lu
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.
MONTE MARIA FAIR,
FOR BENEVOLENT PURPOSES,
AT THE
NEW ARMORY, SEVENTH AND MARSHALL.
GRAND VOCAL
AND
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
under direction Of
PROFESSOR {. c. DE- NORDENDOBF


The following gentlemen have kindly volunteer
ed their services In the orchestra
Professor L. Martini. First Yiolln.
William 1rcmcr, Jr...........S second Nloiih'
Henry Trcmer............-..l bass.
William VI. Waltz. ......'. iafinct'
Professor j. l.. RittcrhOuse. .Cornet
August u. LieS........s..ss....N oTutt'
William Tremer, Sr..........flute.
George NOclker, Sr............ trombone.
r.. kiuzc... ...........s...ss.sssr Itilcll i"ii'
Major L. Pulling. .........,...A ciOphohe'
PROGRAMME.
l. Boccaclo March. ........'......Ful orches'ra.
2 Rescued Co Ors.................'......t ampaha'
James McEyOy.
3. Sounds from the North............. .....Zlkoh
Orchestra.
A. Robert le Dable. ...........: ..Meyerbler
Miss Bertha NOelker.
3. Brilliant GalOp.........'..'.' '''.:.'AelophoHe'
Major Pulling on Nclophone ana orchestra.
G. Welcome. Balmy Spring. DE Nordendorl.
Misses Nora Allen ana Carrie Walters.
z Second Air .Molr.
Clarinet obligato by ". VI. Watt, late band
master Fort sumter Artillery
s. The Blind Girl to Her Harp. .......Campana.
Miss Theresa 1oppin.
o. Yorktown Centennial Walizes..De NorGendorf.
10. The Curfew Bell .;;.;:...... DE Nordend9rI'
j. Steinbrechcr, j. McEyoy' j. Manson ana D.
Schaaf.
Orchestra.
Admission. only lOc.; tickets at the door. Com
mences ut o'clock promptly no 2o-t
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III CLOAKING in large variety.
LEVY BROTHERS.
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owing 10 the backward season, have been able 4
secure many special drives In their line. We pro
pose giving our customers the benefit OF the yer!
tow prices at which we secured them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN TEE DISTRHT COURT GF TAE
Second Judicial District of the Sta of Nevada. il
and for the County of Ornsby.
In the matter OF the estate Of Nicholas Ambrose de
ceased Notice to Creditors.
Estnfe of Nicholas A mbrose, Deceased.
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Notice hereby given by the undersigned Anministrs
trix Nicholas Ambrose deceased to the
creditors of and all person. having claims sgains. the S
deceased exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within months after the first publication of this notice
said Administrators at the office Of A. c. Ellis, Cafsso
City, Nevada. - - .#@t
~ REBECCA AMBROSE,
Adm illustrator OF the Estate of Nicholas Ambrose, d
ceased --..#F 80. 441D. t..l .....ts.t..
Carson City, Ney., Nov sth 1880.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-05-25

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The above trains daily and make close
ton At Mound House with trains Of the Virginia &
Truckee Railroad fer Virginia City and Reno and with
the Central Pacific Reno, via the Virginia Truckee
Railroad, for all points East and West.
aaaf l3 R.MYERINGTON. Gen. Supt.
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