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DANVILLE.

DISPOSITIONS IN THE CASE OF MASSEY AGAINST
wIsE-CITY ATTORNEY ELECTED-FINAN-
CIAL-AS ORDINANCE ABOUT WATER AND
CASTLE POOR RELIEVED.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
February s, 1883.
Captain w. T. Hutchings, rs attorney
for Mr.. Massey, expects to commence the
taking OF dispositions here on the 21st in
slant. A notary public hiss been also EN-
ployed, aud all the usual formallties COM
piled with.
Mr.. II. w. Peatross has beer elected city
attorney in place Of Judge Blackwell, re-
signed on entering the iudgcsbip.
The receipts OF revenue from the city
from all sources for January amounted TO
81, 015.40, and the balance on hand after
the payment OF sll expenses was S3,S3S.52.
An ordinance has been adopted by the
Council which requires the owners oil all
improved lots lying upon streets which
have the water and gas-mains to pay such
tax as the Council may levy, unless those
lots are supplied with water and gas and
subject 10 tax for the same.
Captain Gerst, OF the special committee
for the relief OF the poor, reports that the
committee had issued during the cold wea-
Their fuel and rations to all parties found
worthy, and that no application had been
made for relief within the last two weeks.
The committee had contracted accounts To
the amount Of SlIj, and had received con-
tributiOns from citizens to the amount OF
$40 The Council ordered the accounts to
be paid and the committee was discharged.
The Council had ordered an appropriation
OF $500, but only Sl7j Of that amount was
needed. The churches and benevolent 20.
cieties, however, did much to relieve the
destitute. ALPHA.
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Abingdon prcsbyfcry.

This body held q special meeting at Ma
rion, Va, on Tuesday, February 9th. Sew
eral subjects were before it at this time.
Liceptiate j. Il. Harris, n colored man,
long under care OF this Presbytery, was
dismissed to the Presbytery OF Atlanta.
He has charge Of a colored church in that
city, and the prospects are said to be en-
couraging.
A call was presented from the church at
Diapers Valley, Pulaski county, for the
pastoral services OF Rev. G.. II. Gilmer
The call was ordered to be forwarded to
Mr.. Gilmer, who is at present teaching in
Maryland.
A call was also presented from the First
church Of Atlanta for the pastoral services
OF Rev. Z. II. Barnett, Of Abingdon, Va.
Two gentlemen were present from the At
lanta church, and presented their case with
great force and earnestneSs. The church
in Abingdon protested through her COM
miSsioners against the severance OF the tie
which has bound them together for thirteen
years. After considerable discussion and
prayer the Presbytery decided that Mr..
Barnett should not DO allowed to accept
the call from Atlanta. Il,
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New Books.

Leadinq Hen Of Japan. With a nistorl.
Cal summary Of the Empire. BY CHARLES
LASNAN. Boston: ID. LoIHRoP 4 Co.
Price, g.
No man Is better qualified to write upon
japanese subjects than Mr.. LANNAN, who
for several years was resident Of the en-
pre-, and student Of It's political, social,
and religious elements and characteristics.
II Is remarkable empire. The present
Emperor claims thst his ancestors have
governed the country for more than twen-
ty-nye hundred years--eyer since the days
OF HOMES In Greece. There Is much IL.
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teresting matter In this book. There are
two hundred and fifty papers and periodi-
Gals pnblisbed In Japan, some ten being
tlaily papers published In Tokia'
For sale by Il. l.. d. WALroRp.
Progress and Poverty. BY HENRY GEORGE.
New York Jous w. LOWELL Company.
Price. 90 cents.
This Is a cheap edition Of the most
famous book OF the day. We have heard
DR.. HAWTHORNE criticise II in the pulpit.
IL has been read in every European coun-
try. We have heard Governor HOLIDAY
speak OF It. We lent out our first copy
long ago. but we don't know who has 1t
now.
For sale as above. and, we suppose, Mt
the bookstores.
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virginia News.
The EplscopalIans OF Farmvillc have
bought parsonage.

The Eplscopallans OF Farmviiie nave
bought parsonage.
II u the unwritten law OF Wildwood,
Clarke county. that every man In That pace
who gets married must be treated TO cal
ithump.
Already the people OF Lynchbur2 are
making preparations for the entertainment
Of the members of the Baptist Congress,
which meets in that city on the 9th OF this
month.
A few days since Turner. little nephew
Of Major Frank Southall. OF Prince Edward
county. was thrown from buggy and SC
badly injured that conclusion OF the brain
has superyened.
The Alexandria Gazette says: Within
the past few days Auditor L. l.. BrOckett
has added to his collection OF corporation
laws several old and valuable volumes,
among them laws enacted from 1919 20
1911 and from 1919 to 1881.
The Valley Virginidn says: "Mr. J. V.
Glass, for many years patient ut the Asy-
lum, slipped and fell on the ice several weeks
since and received injuries which resulted
in his death on Tuesday evening last. For
many years Mr.. Glass bad been the mail
messenger OF the Asylum, performing his
duties with unfaling regularity"
4 yonng man OF Alexandra who was
suffering from the pangs OF despised love
went INTO a shoestore in that city Wednes.
day, deliberately drew revolver from his
pocket, and, remarking 'it's no Use living
any longer" put il to his head and attempt
ed TO shoot himself. His companion grab
bed the weapon from his hands and frus-
trated the rash net.
The Lynchburg Virginidn says: Emory
L. Hawks, OF Wythe county, boy about
fourteen years OF age, arrested by Post
| Office Inspectors Henderson and Smith on
suspicion OF cmbezzling and destroying let
tcrs entrusted TO him az mail-carrier, was
arraigned before :. Patterson, United
States commissioner, Wednesday. lie
plead guilty to the charge and was sent on
TO the grand jury.
A letter from Madison Courthouse dated
the 7;h says: Mr. Stith, our assistant post
master, had very narrow escape to-day.
While standing in the post-oflice he fell
something sting him on the temple, and at
the same instant heard the report OF fire.
arm. He ran out to see WHO fred the shot
and found 4 colored boy standing In the
yard, who being asked ii ne fired 1t said he
did not. Mr. stth searched him and found
a 42-calibre pistol in his pocket. lie then
acknowledged The shooting, but said he did
not know the pistol was loaded. The ball
went through both sides OF the house, and
in its fight grazed Mr.. Stith's temple aud
made a small iurrow in it.
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Political Points.

MISS willard, the temperance lecturer,
claims the election OF Senator Cullom, OF
illnols, US victory for prohibition. Cul-
,om Is teetotaler, and his wife Is men,
per OIL tne Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, who allows no wine on her table.
Saws the Rome New York; Sentinel: The
average Republican organ, In lamenting on
the weeks slow progress in tariff measures,
never fails to add that speed would have
been greatly accelerated but for the Demo-
cratic brake. Doubtless IL would. In this
making haste slowly and showing up sham
alter sham the Democratic party can well
afford to appeal to the country when the
right time comes.
The Philadelphia North American con-
cudes that 1t must have been evident TO
every intelligent observer that there il not
going to be any reform OF the tariff this
time, and therefore that the debate which
Is going en- in both houses will be without
result. Common sense accordingly re-
quires that there should be no more OF this
talk, which agitates the business mind and
disturbs the trade OF the country all to no
purpose.
! The st. Louis Globe Democrat draws this
mournful picture for few: 1.-THE short
ness OF many official lives Is now becoming
painfully apparent, and faces that were
| long-drawn and pensiye in November have
acquired panied and.anxiOus expression
that looks tn the 4th OF March as to the
| judgment. day. -Four weeks from Sunday
/ falls that great and awful day, when the
gayel falls like q guiIlotinc on the heads OF
noble army OF congressman. and MOURN
! ful group OF senators step forth like dis
crowned sovcreigns 10 resume the humble
ways Of private citizens"
The people, says the Kansas City Times,
made up their minds and they upset every
/ thing i'm the November elections. They
! broke the states OF ak parties. They said
| in an unmistakable manner that something
was wrong in the protection theory, and
| that they had found it out. They turned
out more than half the House Of Represen-
tatives. They have let but one western
senator go back again, and him only after
| he had shown disposition TO be more libe-
raj on the tariff question. Congress is now
/ busy with the tariff. 4 member will vote
one way to-day and another tomorrow.
| The oldest and ablest senator's say they
don't understand the tariff at all. The
members are too hopelessly ut croSs-pur-
poses. They don't any Of them know what
they want; they don't know what to do or
how TO do it. The more honest Of them
say that they don't understand what they
are doing. The people did not eXpectany-
thing OF them, and so they will not be dis
appointed. The people never asked these
| imbeciIes to revise the tariff; they elected
another set OF men to do 1t. The people
don't want it tinkered; they want start
made in the right direction, and then carry
1t on TO tinality as fast as possible.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
THE TRUE STORY OF THE SMALLPOX CASES
AT CENTRAL DEPOT.
CuRIsTIAXsBURG, VA,I
February I, 1883.

CHRISTIANSDURG, VA,
February I, 1883.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-Your paper Of yesterday con-
tains an article, credited 10 Wytheyille
paper, stating that the bodies Of two per-
sons who died Of smallpox at Central
Depot, in this county, had been suffered to
remain in q car until they were hall decOm-
posed, and that they would lie burned IN
the car as soon az several sick persons could
be removed from tie car. This article docs
gross injustice TO the efficiency and the
civilization OF the officers and people OK this
county. The truth OF the matter is that 4
negro man died in boX-car, which was
used as q dwelling at Central, January II,
and was buried the next day. The disease
was not known to be smallpox. Several
others living in the car were attacked, and
on the 30th OF January woman died in the
car. She was buried tic merit day. The
other sick people were then removed and
the car burned. The disease was not pro-
nounced smallpox until the woman died.
There Is and has been no person sick
with smallpox in Christiansburg, all re-
ports TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Respectfully yours,
ARCHER A. PHLEGAR.
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BRoTBER LAFrERIY.-Th Harrisonbure
Old Commonwealth breaks out as follows
In laudation Of our townsman DR.. LAr.
YERTY:
"The above was written by good DIR,
Laferty. We believe he has been honored
by the title OF ID. d., but he ought TO be Q
bishop. Whatsoever instit ton conferred
the ID. ID. upon him honored itself more
than the title could honor John j. Laiferty
He Is not only a genius but man OF tran.
scendent ability, in the pulpit or anywhere
else. Yet be is but an editor and preach.
ar, and kept poor by his vocations. In New
York he would TIC estimated at not less
than ten thousand year, and he Is wei
worth II. -
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.pECiAL notice..
1 THEY ARE GOING.

AT CosT-LINES, DAMAsK, and WINE
CLOTHS;
AT CosT-SAPKINs, DoiLIEs;
AT cosT-TOwELs, TOWELS;
AT cosT-TOwELLING, GLASS TOWEL
LING;
AT cosT-LINEN CRASH;
AT CosT-sHEETINGs and suTRTINGs;
At CosT-HAMBURG EDGINGs;
AT COsT-HAMBURG INsERTlNGs;
AT CosT-HAMBURG FLOUNCINGs;
nrrow CosT-BLANKETs and COMFoRTA-
BLEs;
BELOW CosT-BED-BLANKETs;
BELOW CosT-CLoAKs and DoLMANs;
BELOW cosT-FLANNEL sUITINGs;
BELOW CosT-PRINTED HANDKERCHIEFs.
For this week only we offer a specal drive.
1850 pair CHu.DREN's RIBBED HOSE, fun
iongth--iu cardinal, navy blue ana seal
brown-at DC. per pair.
our splendid line Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Of our own superior manufacture. VIII be sold NJ
discount Of 10 per cent in order TO comply with
the rest Of our
GRAND CLOsING-OUT SALE.
ONLY THREE WEEKS LONGER
BEFORE REMOVAL TO OUR NEW STORE.
The store we now occupy-one Of the bcst-llghted
rooms I'm the clty-123 feet decp-with portion
OF the FIXTURES-ls FOR RENT. Possession
Owen March lst. ID. LEVY 6 CO.,
feS 2l3 east Broad street.
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Standing Upon Her Rights.
fAanawha Gazette. d.

i'N"Hh"iA1 hiccttS.I
The widow Borum has fingered on The
stage OF action a great many years, She
resides just below the Elk Lock. Ruffner
& Croghan'S rock.quarry is located near to
and above her home. They have been
blasting rocks out OF this quarry. Some Of
these rocks were hurled close to her home
She stated that this was a nuisance, and
she wanted 1t stopped, but 1t wasn't
Last Monday she took down the old noun
tain rifle. loaded it up, and took pop al
the men In the quarry. They kept on at
work. She loaded up and fred some more.
Work ceased. A pistol was fred TO scare
the stout-hearted old woman, but she re-
fused to he intimidated, and the last heard
from her she renamed mistress Of the sitli-
alton.
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Tribute OF Resnect.

49, meeting Of the Andrews Literary Institute,
tie following resolutions were adopted:
hcrca- 4 ras pleased Almighty God 10 remove
from our midst, IN the iu,ncs3 Of his youth aud
NAMAHA,
RlS0ired, That whilst bowing ~ the viii # III
vine Providence we deeply lament bis early dclih.
ReSOytcd. That we hereby tender 10 ms family
our most earnest sympathy IN this their deep al
Fiction.
Res0lred, That \ copy of these resolutions he
spread upon the minute, OF the meeting and a copy
be presented n the family OF The deceased.
FEBRUARY Z, 1888.
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DEATHS.

Died. February 7, ! $50, ut 4:l5 O'Clock +. VI,
at his re idence In IlenricO county. OF H. aIt-dl@-
ease. Mr.. JAMES +. BRADLEY, ia the tfty-
eighth year Ofhis age.
The fuuerd will take place from the residence
THIS (FrIdayl MORNING AT Ii O'Clock.
Died. on The evening Of the Sth, LIZZIE, infant
daughter + Louis y. and JULIA FrischkOrn; aged
SIX months.
The funeral will take place from tie residence
Of IT'S pTcnts. No. 'cYenteenth street. 10
ID ~ friday nj y. VI. Friends Of the family
arc invited 10 attend without further notice.
Died, 1T Chua, on the 1st Instant, MARY
BOW MAN. tie beloved wife Of william Freeman /;
AGED foity-tWO yrIr3
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New post-ofices have been established
at Forestburg, Prince WilIi'm county
William c. Williams, postmaster, and
Homewood, slrry county, Patrick c.
Gunkel, postmaster. The following post.
masters have been commissioned: Benja-
min 8. Nottingham, CapeyIlle; William &.
Stevens, uardwicksyliIe.. The post-oillce
NJ Santos, Pittsylyania county, has been
discontinued. Mall to Bergers Store.
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Federal Appropriations to the James
and Kanawh a Rivers COutrasted.

wAsHIvGToN. February 1.-THE river and bar
bor bill ju,t COMPLETED. approprilies 100000 10
James river and q 90, 900 " the Great Nanawha'
The committee in no case has given any improve
ment more than one third Of the estimate OF the
engineers.
On the above text. from the Dispatch OF
Yesterday, desire to make few remarks.
/ begin by giving the following tabular
statement Of the appropriations made by
Congress TO the James and Kanawha rivers,
lust taken by me from the official reports !;
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WE ALSO OFFER

. cases GARNER's BEST WRENCH PERCALEs
at 9Lc. regular price l2Ec.;
? cases CHECK NAINsooK at s'.c.' regular
price l21c.;
Another lot Of those ALL-LINEN DAMAsn
DOJLIEs az SC. apiece;
OAyOL MILLS BLEACHED COTTON at loo.
superior to Fruit-of-the-Looml;
WAMsUTTA BEST BLEACHED COTTON al
I2.c.;
GENUINE LONSDALE CAMBRIA at 12Ho.;
Handsome line Of NEW SHIFTING PRINTS u.
6ac.-yery best:
We continue to offer special inducements In
WHITE and TURKEY-RED TABLE-DAM-
ASKS, NAPKINS, DOILIES, TOWELS
CROCHET and MARsEILLES QUILTS;
We afe Offering our entire stock Of DRESS GOODS
at great reduction.
JULIUS MEYER son,
r. os-eod COL and 603 Broad street.
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nj" WE ARE ALWAYS UP TO THE
TIMES,
TIE Long SPELL OF BAD WEATHER. HA,
MADE A GREAT DECLINE IN TuE
DRY-GOODs MARKET.
THOUSANDS or GOODS THROwS oN 1uE
MARKET AND FORCED TO BE SOLID.
AND WE ARE ALWAYS READY
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THE TINES.

We will oler during the present week
22 cases Il BLEAClIED COTTON,
~ bales UNBLEACHFD COTTON;
cases Of PLAID and STRIPED MUsLiNs.
/ case Of COLORfD CAMtllCs, slightly ire
aged at 6sc.. full yard wide;
10 cases Of NEW STRING PRINTS;
5000 yards REMNANTS IRISH LINEN lfi,it
their value:
rs pieces LINEN, ranging IN price from d. ID
soc. per yard;
Another lot Of those SIIEETlNGS and PILLOW.
CASE LINEN AZ the same old price;
IL pieces Of LINEN TABLE-DAMAsk, an &C.
which has been purchased lately;
$50 DOILIES and NAPKI -, 20 De SOLD ct 1r:
60 O'L-CLOTH RUGS one yard wide only .-r.
We have still on band an immense Dot Of f. lr.
PETS, MATTINGS, and OIL-CLoTH,;
case Of EXTRA LINEN CRASH Il lO,.t.-f
value for &C;
On our bareain-counter you VIII Gni about LOCO
yards DRESS GOODS 90 odds and enc, %
about one Third their regular value;
ANY one IN need u BLkNkIls c4u elyr r...f
by buying from as;
LADIES WRAPS of all hiRJs % De- ci'..i 0.. .f
much less than cost;
We sim show avery large stock E.-tTfN-.
aud BROCADEs. Amonatthem y.ut.I ga
agrcat many suitable toreyeGing dr,-...
Orr WoRsrED DRIES GOODS VIII De- r....i
0ui regardless OF cost 10 ma5c room o.. ...
spring importaiion;
We also show an immense stock of IEANBt l.I
EDGlNG, LINEN LACE-, and S0I-. iN-
BROiDEliT-al bouehl 80 tuc recent l..c'
SALES. sYCLE BEUTuEE~.
81 Broad ,'af.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. n25-,i
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This Is the day for WIGCINs's big storm.
We doubt that II will equal the downpour
OF last week, which was not predicted by
either WIGoINs or VESYoR.
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LECTURE.
LECTURE.
NFOZ + II A l. l..
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY l4Tu,
At s O'CLOCK,
GENERAL FITZ. LEE
or THE
BATTLE OF CUANCELLoRsYILIE.
RFNEP.T OF THE

OLD DOMINION GUARD COMPANY d..
sTNOPSIs-1he NanGuvres Of Mcclellan; the
Victory Of treder ckshurg Letters from Abraham
Lincoln; Fighting joe Hooker; the Cavalry Charge
at Kellysvle; the Fan Of the Gallant Pelham; the
strategy Of Lee Jackson on the Flank; the Last
Conference between Lee and Jackson: The Fall Of
Stonewali; stuirt's Charge the Retreat of Hook
or; Fulogy on stonewall Jackson-all portrayed
with the hand NJ an able military critic and The
vividness OF an eyewitness nd participant.
Tickets, 25 AID 80 cents; for sale AT Ramos &
Moses, where YOU can zet reserved seats wit out
extra charge, and az Roiert tiarrolds, Sl7 east
Broad street, from members Of the company, aud
at ~. Claire Hotel. fe0-lt
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Having used DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup in
my family for the last three years, ! find 1t
Is the best preparation have ever used for
Coughs and Colds, giving almost immediate
relief. Is. WALKER,
General Commission Merchant,
lls Light street. Baltimore, Md.
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We acknowledge the receipt of a PAM
phlet copy Of Attorney. General BLAIR's
argument in the Supreme Court Of the
United States in the coupon case OF Antoni
Us. GTeenh01c, &c.
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General Orrin J.. Mann, sheriff OF Chica-
go, ILL.,, gives this as his experience with
st. Jacobs Oil "SOmo time ago ] was trou-
bled with rheumatism. | tried st. Jacobs
Oil and was not long a sufferer"
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FANCY GOODS.


STEVENS
has opened this week
zoo dozen HANDSOME PLAIN GOBLETs at
soc. per dozen;
$50 dozen FANCY GOBLETS At Sc. per dozen ;
10 crates or CROCKERY-among which IS Il
full assortment Of hno quality &C G."
WARE and n lot of ends in VINE ENG
LIsH IROSsTONE PLATEs-au s!zos-
very low;
Lots Of now things 10 TUyBLERs, WINES,
CHAMPAGNEs, PITCHERS, GOBLFTs
GLASS SETS. DISHES, NAPLES, &C.;
Big bargains IN HAlR-DUsTERs-look ut
them at STEVENS,
fc9 sos cast Broad street.
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We return thanks to Hon. JonN W
JOHNSTON for public documents.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.,
e5rUTICA sHEETINGs
II REMNANT

We have Just received 5-s, Ga, IL. e-i,9-..lc-,
and i2-f GENUINE UTICA BLF,r,tr,,
sHEETINGs IN REMNANTS. which vi, -
sell 1T much less than regular prices;
PRIDE-oF-TIE-wEsT COTTON. tie e,n.i-.
article. at 1 ic. yard:
The srgest and heaviest HUCKABACK TOWN.
ever offered In this city at 80 per dozcn-v,s,,
be cheap "a;
Heavy % PILLow-cAsE LINEN At 5O,. r,,
yard--worth CSC;
UNION LINEN IiEMsTITCHED HAND.rp
CHIEFS az 7c. worth l0c.
GENTLEMEN's HEMsTTTCUED HANDED
CHIEFS st25c. worth 3jc.;
TURKEY-RED TABLE-DAMASK At SOC. .,,.,
worth CSC:
Fine CHECKED MUSLIN at ] &C. per var! ,,..,,
CSC.
HAMBURG EDGINGs AND INsERTI.G.
The largest stock, the greatest variety Of p,itr,,
worked on Swiss, Cambria, and Naln,oos A,
elegant assortment Of EdginFs aud In.ft.
ings to match No such assortment
can be found elsewhere.
ToRCHON, SMYRNA. PILLOW. CAsF. .,-
~ other kinds Of LACEs-a full assortment NJ
all makes;
CURTAINs-a large assortmcn,, from s2t-sto
for two windows; CURTAIN-FlXTURF ,r
all kinds; WINDOw-suADEs IN great vl..s.
iy, with FIXTURES;
CARPETS, RUGS, OfL-CLOTHs. LINOLrfnf-
IN great variety al low prices
fu.l assortment OF LADIES UNDRgG 'p.
MENTs-ladies IN this department 10 si.. ma.
goods;
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS u ,...y
descriptions;
A full assortment OF LkUNDRIFD and ~.
LAUNORIfD SHIRTS for bows and men:
WHITE and COLORED QUILT, in ali qu,It....
the cheapest ever offered In This city;
DRESS GOODS for spring wear.
FLAENELS OF all kinda large et3cl of ~.
BROIDtRED FLANNEL.
We are now making daily additions % ours
We now show tho largest assortment AMI lIe fi..
gest stock Of goods in This city, and We VIII -.m
the lowest prices. LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE
fcS successor % LcYy Erot..
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HAmBJhd fDbINNS AND II >FkIlsf-
The largest stock, the greatest variety Of paitr.
worked on SWISS, Cambria, and Naln,oos An
elegant assortment Of EdglnFs aud In.ft.
ings to match No such Assortment
can be found elsewhere
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DISPOSITIONS IN THE CASE or MASSEY AGAINST
wIsE-CITY ATTORNEY ELECTED-FINAN-
CIAL-AS ORDINANCE ABOUT WATER AND
CASTLE POOR RELIEVED.