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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-11

THE PORT WARDENs' FEEs.-At meeting of
the Committee ON Law of Councils, held on
Tuesday afternoon In tue Select Council cnsm.
ber, committee of the Vessel Owners and
CsptaiDs' Association. composed of Henry r.
Edm unds, chairman, John w. Evermsn, ID. y.
Steisop, Captain Jonathan May, PHILIP Fltz-
patrick, and \. i. Halliwell. appeared to re-
monsirate against the enforcement Of the fees
claimed by the Port Wardens.
The committee argued against the coDtinu-
ance of The law on the grounds that, to require
once. pay Ing each time fee of Two dollars,
would drive the coal trade, on which it was
most bur6eOsome, from Philadelphia to EtizA-
bethport and other ports where no such reKu.a-
tioDs existed; that il was Indirectly a tax upon
the cOa!pr0ducte OF the state, and finally, tn AJ
IL was uncons itu ional.
The committee of Councils held the matter
onoer confederation. AT meeting of the ves-
sci owners yesterday, the Board of Directors
ADOPTED resolution requesting the masters II
vessels belonging tn the association to pay no
more Harbor Masters or Port Wardsns' fees at
the port Of Philadelphia
BOLD RoBBERY--JEwELRY TO THE VALUE OF
S26O0 CARRIED OFF.-During the heavy raj II
storm about seven O'clock las, evening = tnell
was perpetTsted at the jewelry store of Thomas
Lggins, Jr., d Brother, at the s. W. corner OF
Second and George streets, incnrring loss to
I'll Q occupants OF about S2500. The thieves cut
piece of glass out of the window with q dla-
mond and helped them selves to q tray of soiid
gold rings, valued q, $1,000. four gold watches.
Two pair of gold spectscies, five gold medal
lions. gold neck chain. iue set of jewelry and
lady's gold watch. The place mad nat been Lii
up, and the occupants were at supper in the
rear part of the house They were M ade aware
OF the robbery by a lad who rushed into the
stoie and said that two men were running out
George street with some property which had
been taken from the window. A search was
made for the thieves, but they could not be
found. A robbery similar to this was perpe-
trated the other evening at store on West
Market street.
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We have them for $3.50.
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ArD no. 600 RroADwAT. nz11Eo. nAH YosH

JrwELSx.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No. n pou.B
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF hne jewely and silvsrwnre In the ov
Purchasers can rely upon OBJ aiming real pure arti-
Gle furnished at price which canno, be eoualIas
He also has q large stock OF American we.teyr
watches m All varieties ana at all prices Wait 70
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Q1R 0OO TRUST FUNDS TO INVEST
plOsOOO In n nrst eIa.s rIFsge Of ciT
enNs No. 429 WALNUT Street.
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CLARLEs Stokes q Co.,
Clothiers,
No. s24 Chesnus street.
aRovBn = BAKKR's Bighest Premium SEWING
Machines, NO 780 Ohesnnt street.
THE TIME HAS COME
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From this IL Will be seen that the property at
plest mt ca empt from taxation taxes this year
out OF the city treasury nearly three quarters of
q million OF dollars!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-16
ORTIZ AIRY.

Dina IN thl, city al The residence 81 t,cr Erhna-
nn,rer Mrs Margaret Crew. on saturday. oct"-
Icr on about d! O'Clock \. NJ. htf"r sudden.
hrlrr and agauIziur illness. SARAli tLlLn-
nFJII In. dearly beloved wli" Of Mr.. samuel u,
F,rlnrd IT King " iliialn comfy hnd only rhl"
If y iIla.n =. rcmbcrt"n. III til" THIRTEEN year %
her aCc. . ,-,,,.o,I, ,,o,,-t =
TN writer Of this tribute u inc7timhhe depart :
- worth know her from Infancy - Gulili ana
1.rri iansIIn daughter Il tru" nnd fnitHiHi "il'. Il
LOVING and tender mother, 4 KIND. ho'illabt
r,tarI and Misunderstanding around hcr every
,ncrl and Genial Influence that could cn!lNcn IN"
domestic circle or a,orn the sphcr" OF lrlvdt"
usefulness. 49,, ,,.,-.Ir.,-t
.,n L,r -u,r,rIua~ which were great: ana when II
snrucI evident that the tide 81 life was graunAIy
,f,ir,, Tho circle 81 relatives and syinpahihinG
,ri,ud- uround her couch cruli scarcely r,'hiiIc
Inc near approach ii death 10 the Young anu i'"i
lied object oi their love: r,,,o
WhI1. she m aGc no public profession 81 religion
vol she was ALWAYS very regular and dcvnntly re-
nnc frl in her attendance at the house Of God Her
nnrc life and last moments gave every evidence
INA. she u-ts leaving he scenes Of earth 10 70 up
~ hcr reward in the Elv-an fields Of Paradise
| iEc Chrl,iianr Of old she was Only Concerh"h
thr h r devoted usbaud and children lihc young
n.t ,uIg = Few hours uHl should follow. She en-
.nrrd ,flc dufl, bourne calmly aud quietly Tor u
mood ruIl-rr ana pure heart "crc WIN hrr >h'
Ia. NOW received thu welcoming plaudii reserved
f,r the faithful. ami entered Int" the Joy 81 hcf
Lord. - ,.,.
~ o,rn with hor fy. little children tn" unt"rhh .
loss Of wife ana in"thrr-who can kn"" MS "cNo-
lafi,n 81 heart oh !, God. temper the storm nj
irn 10 the weakness - father and rhili. aud In thy
eli -icniu@ lei them SOC thy goodness ana mercy
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VIZ OFFER 40 BAIT. But ALL VI
ADVERTISE AND SAY
WE MEAN.


,.,-o,,,a1rcr,. ,o,,. and vouxiII find
Inc h''A Nh '''' ~ ''- ~
CoLohED ALPACA al 80 a. anu ''''
Rlcll-CoLORkD AlNiS 1T ~ ""''" ''''
WHITE and RED ALL-"oOL ELAN MI from
"5r. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN Al '''. Wort" '0''' "' ''''
"'''" '''''
LADIES AlNFS HAN In En- u ''-''
per dozen;
LADIES an" .hl77Eo o'A'' i'"''' - '-'N''
MISSES and ChlLphEN'S ""oi'LhN ho3f'
from loc up
GENTLEMEN'5 and LADIES tNDER9h'h'
at half their value;
Flry pair more Of those LARGE BED BLANK
ET>, just received, slightly damaged, at
sacriicc
Heavy GRAY aud BROWN BLANKETS from
| $50 up:
| BhLMCRAI. SKIRTS. very cheap, at I5c worth
BLACK Wells from 1?1c up;
BROWN. GREEN, AND BLUE f &
Wells at t5c. cheap at sc;
800 assorted WooLLEN SIIAWLS, jast from
SrU York aurtIDuS. al 81, sl.JU, g, ana S"5,
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Social Science.

IN. ,,,,,,o hcrnrc the So
!" = ~, ,araa;a,;o,, or Enclond. Sir
S''' 9~','" >.onu,<orr sold.
.;;,,oro,ior "a indeed a
,.a,,,;r,l ono : 6ut il seems better suited ("
Tho republic Of Plato than 10 the atmo-
sphere of this work-a-day world.
So il will he found. Cooperation l. 4
,,,uo II will oniv bcnct counter co
,,,., an, illustration Of YES
"i"'"''"''' -, .,,l o,,d
'er0aE' h""ui'" ''''" .,,.., :,
If the rope viii only colnpc' ""''''''" ~
hold tothc other end.
l;r sr.propn says that population adj
.,. ,,, r,,,i,lI,. hmm does the
N"'''' '''' NUT ,.a ,h;rl.
accumulation "l c'ih'''' M ,
Is true only ot new countries, OF '""@'
sr,arsp1v ua,ulated. II certainly i moi true
e 5r-.a;--noo,,ied countries. Otherwise
:, ,;,.;-;o,, or c,,;nion oa ia
there "ot'o ~ no '''''>'''i ~ t,'.so.,.
tho NaFhuSan lheoFH' va l''' '''' ''''
the population in China has become :"
aonsn that II / next 10 impossible 10 feed
:, ~, a. ga or al Tho rorital Of the
H. VII" 'I1 |'' - ,,,a.o,t
country. IN the 'II'e' o'''''7' 50 ~
population advances perhaps lc-> i"p'"'r
Than does the accumulation Of capital. But
.,,~,, yin not lone he the case, if the m"an-
-, :, .1,.,, ,lnu-c,l,h If tho
III ~ III, ..,,. viii,
country becomes S'c"''' II" '"F'''
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Dry GSDDA.
f:tO-pARTSERSfiP = The subscribers
I J have formed co-partncrship under the old

ARTSERSfIiP.- - The subscribers
I J have formed co-rartncrship under the old
firm name Of
THOMAS II. PRICE < CO.,
lIOl MAIS STREET.
IN thus renewing this old and lonE-establishnd
firm they return thanks for the favor shown them
In the last forty years, and pledge Themselves 10
keep IL still worthy the patronage OF the city and
the State. r. u. PRICE
JACOB HALL.
l.. L. HIDGfS~.
SECOND SUPPLIES OF ELEGANT GOODS.
They have just received by steamer and erprc,,
more
FIcgrnt IRISH and FRENCH POrLIS-,
MOURNING GOODS-grcat varicty--a spo-
Cialty,
Rich BLACK and COLOEED SILKS
LACE COLLARS,
DRESS GOODS all kinds, &c. to $3.50 per yard;
LINENS, HOSIERY.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS for ladies anu scn,l,-
ISL, 81.
FOR GENTLEMEN
CASSTlfFRES and CLOTHS
CPAVATS.
TISES-ROSOM SHIRTS.
SECK-TIFS,
GLOVES. &C.. &c.
r. x. PRICE 4 CO.
orls nearly oppo~it" p0st-oihr,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-16

ON rrldav. 18th instant. nj - o'clock. ELLEN
CASEY dauul'c~ - !.s.la and Mary aseY, age!
nv, vnar. ard c"N' months.
Her funeral will tfkr ilar" from The rcsii"n""
her parents on Eyrd h"'w"rn Ninth ana icn'h
.,rrc:- Al 8 O'clock THIS DAY i~hiarahI
Friend aud acIusnta"c"~ ar" ihF''u - '''' w.
on the 18th instant, VII NET r.. 'nian,
daurltnr At T.. +. ard Lcttie = I"@ker age"
fourteen months and elt-ca faT2.
Hrr funeral vii ;as" place THIS S1t,7a,ni
,rJrENDrE ~ ? O'Clock from sidney M"ih"il- =
church. The friends al the iaIhli! are 'n'"e" :"
Tic Philadelphia Ltsi4er WITH please coDv.
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The New York Times reviews Il new
book. whose author tells the world that
Heaven il inside the sun and Hell in it,
photosphcrr.
The Times also reviews TIE Deus Scmpc
Of JUDGE THOMPSON, Of Wheeling. After
quoting the following extract:
q" Powers; Wisdom i; Love i; these
Infinite corrciatiUn> are found IN The
so!idaric personality OF man; these III abso-
lure and coordinate infnity IS God. These
trine elements have been found i'll man
they are found in God. Power i
Wisdom is; Love is these III the limila-
tons Unite Of scil-consci0usl ,sS is man: in
infinite ubiquity is God and the Mystical
Love Is the bridge across the othcrw isc I'm.
passablc Gulf"
The reviewer adds : -" We very much fear
:" that if The mass Of mankind had no other
guide 10 the bridge than this work,
- the majority Of them would either stay
" on the opposite side forever or tumble
- bclplessly into the abyss"
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4lthmond 0lspatrh.
SATURDAY.. ......OCTOBER IL, lSo'.
Observation-Disclosures.

Why should we he in favor al naNrh@ 'h'
national debt Because, IN WORT +"
would hc 10 oar interest 10 pay IT. y" ',''
currency of the country Is based hp'h ''''
credit If thr Government. Destroy 1h'
crodit and wy, destroy ''thn means where
h,.ro live" The national banks have m
vested large part of their capital IN ""
hords Of the Government. 10 repno'atf
those bonds would We 10 destroy every hahN
il, the country. To dis>rcdt these honas.
- asfo make them worth onlT han "h"'
they arc now worth. wonld hr TO damage
1hcep hanks irrcmcdiablv. When the Go
vermont shall have lost IL credit, green
backs will be worth little or nothing; ana
when the banks shall have been irr"para"IN
damaged, the bank notes will II" niue net
Ter than Confederate notes nov arc. 10
rliD the credit Of the Government X. then.
10 MT a stop 10 All business enterprises y
GOOD currency is the likelihood OF 'raa' anu
commerce. It i that without when 'h'H
,irl,rn and die. II stimulates the FARMER ~
increase hi crops. 1t causes me iha''l''-
f,,rrr. tho mechanic. everybody. 10 c\'ch"
nfs n1n,ation~. at hlr<>"S hm thn' %'Nt,
.,,,a him that receives" It, absence "rca-
sian, untitled fields, idle >pindlc>. ana I'M
u>cd tools: shuts up workshops; close, inc
doors a tho storchou>c>: causes railroads
70 90 10 ruin fills up canals: leaves country
roads 70 he washed into culIicS hy inc
rain. allows grass 10 grow in the streets
and briefly. r1lips the whole country.
,.C.-ti Ia nj lgplIlnt'
these results. The Government would I"
none the richer for regulating 'hc "'hl'
II would lose on the one hand more than II
Gained on the other. The debt increases
the ANIMAL cost Of the Government, ana
therefore the annual amount Of or taxes.
hy one hundred and thirty million, "i dol
ltr@. The appropriations mad" at Ia" Sc'"nu
session Of the Foriicth Congress amounted
- SIS. 80. 100. No on" needs /" hc ''I"
that to rcpudiatc the debt. and thus to @"'
rid Of paving $50. cocoon annually Tor H.
forest would he 4 costly operation. since
every one knows that TO 10 - would b" :"
:, fniurc the credit Of the Government -
that the cost Of CARRYING il on would tie !"
lra~. double what il now l.. mus ~" SCI
vice that now costs $50 coo, Uct would co.,
moro than double, at til" same time INV
the ability Of the pcopI" 10 pay taxes ""nl'
- ''''"',' - ,.,',,.,..r +, n,,, neither
|'''"''"' .,.l,..,,. ,,,,,,df.-
>'''' l,'' ~ '.,'', ,.,,'',,r,,. .rhn,. wand
u'h' W '''"l'', .,-,...,,. ,,.1,.,
i'H' ,','''' ~ ave. ,,,', a., ,,n,,,;r,s rho
I,'' w., '',. t,,r,rt ~ mi. sense. !, our
GOV '''i''.','' - ;,,;,,r, -. .,.adi.
sores anu w. ,.''',,' ,,..,.r nv-
'''' ~ .,';I;,,...,,a ,,iIr;rnrc.s
ana. ,>,.,,. :. H.
,..,t,a,.,t ,,,t,n - credit, 20 refuse. then.
,.I,.;. -,,,,l,. =, ,..,1,.r IN main
10 i'' - "'''~' - 7'''t
tain oar own credh
/ IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-16

THE VALLEY RAlLRoAp.-rhe Baltimo-
rcans and some stockholders OF the Valley
Railroad Company held Il meeting in Staun-
ton during the Fair and determined -
postpone permanently organizing the com
pany until next wear.
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HsY GDc1bS.
pUCKwALL II ROuss, ,,,vrr
OCTOBER IL. 1882.

Received to-day another shipment OF splennlo
,I-CTIDN BARGAINS. El"achei anu bfo"h
Domcstics. Prints, French and EnShSn hcn ~, i,
Clnth - boxes French Flowers ~
Feathers, Black Grape Collars h"''e' -
,,,t1n and narrow Ribbons. Dress Goods, Car
rc,. Note papc- and Envelopes, Diamond Belt
;,o SIX mud Velvet Dress Buttons, Velvet KID
hons jet Jrwclry. &c. " -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-16

TUPES1NG OF FALL AND
WINTER MILLISERY.-MRs. VI. a. RADf
will have her OPENING on TUESDAY the 10Th
Instant to which she calls the attention Of the
ladies. oc lo-''
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rtRAHp RUSH FOR TIE BARGAINS

Success. OF TUE NEW STORE,
because nil Kind. OF DRY GOODS are sold there ot
REASONABLE PRICES.
thereby enabling buyers to supply themselves VII"
MANY GOODS FOR ALITTLE MONEY.
SOW i. the time TO make selections. and We offer
BARGAINS,
ana srccify les articles. 10 which we invite al
trntIon:
PLAID. CuENE, PLAIN, and ROUBA1E POP
LINS:
SOLID DFLhIEES. ALPACAS. MERlNOEs.
and EMPRESS CLOTHS;
FAST-CDLOR NEAT ChICOES n l3rr.;
EXCELLENT CANTON FLANNEL at 1910;
Snl.ndld assortment Of BLACK ALPACAs and
other BLACK GOODS,
CA~~IMERES. DOESklNS,
CIuNCHILLA, BEAVER, and BROAD
CLOTHS:
~ATINET>. FLANNELS,
BLANKETS.
SHAWL~. CLoAk~,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS.
TOWELS NAPKINS,
DAMASKS.
WHITE GOODS.
WORSTED KNIT GOODS,
GLOVES and HOSIERY,
And many other ,casouable and desirable sood'
GIVE Is CALt.AND SAVE MONEY.
WILLIAM THALHIMER b Sons,
corner Broad and Sixth streets
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\ HINT TO EICuMoED NERcHAHTS.-~omc
DAYS AGO gentleman who doc> good
large business in Southwestern Virginia
complained To rs that greatly tx he desired
70 trade with Richmond he could not do 80
because Of the prices. He instantrd q Ger
tain drug which cost him twice ~ much in
Richmond IL in Baltimore, and Glass ink
stands. for which he gave >lG.2J dozen i'll
Richmond. and which nr could get III Nc"
York for - dozen. He said that il jhc
Richmond merchants would look upon the
first transaction with southwestern men ~
the ncginHn. Of regular custom, and not a>
the opportunity OF making the most they
can out ola customer whom they Will never
~cc uwaiu They would soon obtain great
deal al the trade which now goes 10 Bali
more and the NoIth.-Hdtrc InYuUdH.
We give the above for thc benefit Of
everybody who may be touched hy il !; but
we think it does great injustice 10 Rich
mond merchants. And what sort Of Il ncl'-
chant was that who WAS 80 green Il 10 pay
sixteen dollars for m article worth seven
dollars. Let llS hear the other side.
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The Fredericksburg Times says that SEN
ator MAsSlE (radicaN loaned his free ticket
on the Fredericksburg railroad to some
other person. whom the conductor right
fully compelled TO pay his fare
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Az ALL1ANcE.-A Washington telegram
in the New York Uera!d says:
..Therc is talk Of coalition between the
Wells Radicals and the Walker True Re
puhiicanS III the General Assembly for the
election Of senators. The latter say they
can count thirty-eight members, which.
added TO the Wells Radicals, would make
ninetv-two ON Joint ballot for the coalition.
md give il majority of Two over the Con-
>cryatiyc>. BY this means they think they
would secure the election OF either Licu-
tcuant-Goycrnor Lewis or Mr.. Franklin
StcarnS, who are looked upon with favor 10y
I'll factions Of Republicans, and are quite
acceptable even 10 the conservatives.
What nonsense. There is nobody in the
Legislature who has any insupcrahlc ohjcc-
ton 10 the election Of LEWIS or sTEARNS I'M
less il be- the Radicals. Both OF these gen
tclncn are True Republicans; both voted
for WALKER. STEAKNs nominated W ALKEK.
LEWIS ran on the ticket with him for Lieu
tcnant-Govcrnor. II til" Radicals are will
ing 10 unite on them, they have more sense
and patriotism than we had given them
credit for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-16

General MALONE has done ga great deal
OF good" but he also sent FAYETrE SIC MIL.
|kiN TO the Louisville Commercial Conycn.
Zion.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY. AND Go TO

julius SYCLE's,
No. n5 Broad street. between Fourth and FiftA,
who has now on hanI4 trcingndogs lHrg" stock,
consisting Of the VERY LATEST Sly - OK
GOODS which can 0ulv he found In Il ir-t-cl1-a
try goods house ana wlll offer the same romrrku-
bis low 50 everybody win find il to their Interest
10 70 ana see his harg luS.
Model PERCIfA P0PLINS from 1910 eor.:
Rich PLAID POPLfN~ at 2Uc.
iRISi roPLiN. IMPRESS CLOTH. FRENCH
SOLID r6I.0R kLrACA at Sc
i large variety In MOrKElNG GOODS;
BALMORAL SKIRTS-a large variety from sc.
BLE EhCCWHfEiDj and BROWN COTToSs at New
Nice x & IAXDKERC4IEFSs =, 59s;;
Elegant LACE COLLARS from Is 10 Soc.
NAPKINS. large size, at $3.50 per dozen;
Ladies' HOSE from l2ic upward;
az Iyr nt,V ssrc : Of SoNTXGS, GKEAKFAor
SHkWi~. and HOODS
Ladies MEEI\<Q HESTS a. = yCry eood;
Misses and Childrcu'S MEklNO VESTS.
rLANNEI.s: FLANNELs; .,,.,
rlain, and Twtll"d WHITE and CoLoRhp
OPERA FLANNEL~, plaid and plain, In all CO.
lors.
Great bargains in BLANKETS, SIIAWL>.
CLOAKs, aud CLOAklNt.
Mem, and Bows, TNDE RSHTRTS and
DRAWERS from the cheapest 10 Tie best
BEoADCLoTH, MELTON CLOTH ,noESKIN.
TI'CkY JEANS, t. suit everybody:
BROCHE SHAWLSin large variety to suit tho
A ra lii' line Of WHITE GOODS, coEsETS, an4
EMERoIpEElES;;.,
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.. 90 yard, LISES CRASH al &c. per yarn
usual price l@4c.
$500 yards fUCKABACK Tow ELLiN" - ~
per gard worth 2oc.:
HUCKABACk TO"FLLlNtf at - - anu
per gard worth %, 80, and &C.
TABLE-CLOIiiS' 'uli TWO s"'"' ''''S' ~
worth 81
TABLE-CLoTlls full t~o yards long Ut - WON
Sl5o;
RED-BoRDERED Fk'\"Ep NA'Al>S' Ut go,
per dozen--Hsnal pr'ceS@
TABLE LINEN, warranted pure HaN' AT '"'' pei
yard;
Very line LINEN TABLE DANN'A II 49, '''''
s.75 per yard worth @i.'' AM! 80
RUSSIA DIAPER at &c. per yard usual price
Joe:
FINE IRISH LINEN at o5c. per yard worth -;
TARTAN rLAIDS and SHEPHERDS rLAlp'
warranted al-wool NlIlug. At :oc, per yard
worth SOC:
HEAVY EMPRESS CLOTHS, III all Of the ne"
shades. at 75c. per ward worth ojc.:
COZ OPED and BLACK ALPACAS at 3oc. per
yard.
FRENCH NFRrE0s At Sc. 81, and tl.?5, per
ro-d -,crv choan foods.
| r., ,..rn>- rr ,>->i,r ,+1eac.
| AIT uooT, FTAESFT,. full ward Wide, al ijc.
~, no worth ,,c nor yard.
oprR. FIAESELS. all shades. from 80 to zoe,
| yard.
n, ,xEFTS n all STYLES y, from - 81 to %20 PEI
49,. au,,,,... ~, I,.,, l., v1ri
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Y A ~
BALTIMORE. MD.
THIS NEW AND COMAlODluI@ HOTEL -
Now OPEN for the accommodation Of the travel
ling public ,,-..,..,,. .,,,.or-
tain- nil tn, requisites Tor F!l.>I-Gi .A>> ~
TEL i centrally located an" r"utrnirht !" mo
business portion Of the city, and pu"ilc "ni!'l"H'
city railways, &C ,,,t.f,,., 4,
I'M. mauIgrmcut promis" 10 DO everything IN
their power for the comfort aud satisfaction 81
their guests.
h'>''''' 'KIEKiAED CO., rroprictors.
0ur reaches run 10 and from all d"p"is anu
steamboat landings. Fare, IS cents. I'm
- PER DAY. - tEh b@i'
| rrOTSWOOD HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned having leased this the only hr7'-
class hotel located Main street, and "l'th ono
square Of the capitol po-i-ot!icc, custnlE-hotHt'
theatre and the great northern and southern TAI
! road drpuf- respectfully inform The pNtAS ''+' -
| + NOW orkN. II viii b" thorough! ''"''"
! ted and rcfurui-hcd to some "&t"nt. -,
Thi. hotel /. mediterranean - the traH'isHF-
/ tors Of the President and Cabinet oa.rrF- Oh l4o
| lat. Couicd.racy = also contains the history
| rooms Of Presidents Davis, johnson. III" ''"''''
and Chief Justice Chase. ,.,.,,,. -
! The travelling public are corHlN!lF ,1'''' ~,
| make their home 1t the spot. wood "t'., ~
NH lind every comfort aud drlcacs ti"t Ii'' ".''
| other markets can supply. ,r
! Express and Telegraph ONO" In ne u4ltt,,aHnt'
| T. H. LUCK,
". Il. BISHOP,
,r. rropri"torH'
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uE PURCHASES LARGELY.

ORR SENIOR PARTNER on THE sroT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rr GREAT TUMBLE II PRICES
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S,,rc,,.y. we. h,un, J. II. ChenerE, ana
W. II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. "-'
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nj RETRENCHMENT
RETRESCI MEST

REDUCE YOUR EXPENSES BT BUYING
YOUR DRY G. 90 ID 5 AT
JOSEPH STRAUSL'S.
1893 MAIN STREET.
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GOODS SLAUGHTERED II TIE
AUCTION-RO0MS.
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EAIRA NOTlCE.-pltTURE PIC
II lUkES, fltIURES.--A special lol Of Il. 0OC
large assorted Pictures, offered To the trade I'm
lots 81 80 and 100 plain aud colored al very great
reduction. tanrasscrs and dealers should not iail
TO purchase. us they cannot he duplicated ut the
price now offered D. HOOVER
SOa Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.