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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-01
..Mo1HU1&bUa!
al u a.

THE extra0rdinAry increass oy Business.
caused by tbs:uppreosdentsd, Low prices at
which we sell our, GROCERIES, has com.
PEELED us TO incfease our stock and engage
additional salesmen to wait on our custom.
ers. Among the many article. uhich zoe are
now sacrtfct1g IN be r0ahd: --a'ff'1
DRY SALTED CLEAR RIB BACON at 10
cents per pound. .ua3f A
SMOKED CLEAR BIB BACON at i1cents
per pound. ti.''F
CoRNED BEEF. at retail. 12a cents per
pound. 1af flt
TREBLE GILT EDGE BUTTER, best in
market, at 40 cents per pound.
SYRUP, per gallon. IS cents and upwards,
BLACK TEA, so cents per pound and up
wards.
GREEN TEA. so cents per pound and up.
wards. "Ne,o and CHOICE 81 psr pound.
We need not enumsrste the many select
goods which we offer. Suffice It 10 say. that
in every department. our stock is complete.
and we assure our patrons that III our Gro.
ceries are first class. and that we will not
impose on their credulity by Offering rejected
meats or uendue commodities. lNuf sed.
Oct 81 JOHN AGNEW d SON.
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THE WORLDS AWARD,

AS shown by sales-proved by sworn returns
to the owners OF the principal Sewing Ma
chins Patents-which last year amounted to
2l9 .75S Machines, nine out OF ton OF them
being tor family use. This is over As 900
more Sewing Machines than were sold by
any 9th r company during the same period,
ana over One-quArter OF all the Machines
SOLD IN 1872. These enormous salen are
OWING to the long-lcsted N erlts OF the BIAG-
t.H Hachnes, which meet the wants OF the
puollo In superiority AMI simplicity OF con i.
structIun, and capability for great variety
ana excellence OF work. 1t is remarkable
not only Tor the range and variety OF it's
sewing. but also for the variety aud different
kinds OF texture which it will SOW with equal
facility and perfection, using silk twist,
l!nen or cotton thread, fine or coarse, m aking
the lnier-locked elastic stitch, alike on both
sides or the fabric sewn. Thus, beaver
cloth Or leather may be sewn with great
strength and uniformity OF stitch; ard in a
moment this willing aud nevsr-wearyi ing in :
strnment may be adjusted with fine work on
game or gossanor tissue, or the tucking OF
sarl,stan, ,s Or ruflllng; or almost any other
work which del Gate fingers have been known
to perform. That tho users OF Sewing Ma
chin "a find these desirable qualities in the
SINGER, beyond all others, is shown by the
sa!ss above given, aside from the awal lie OF
international juriea, either at homo or
abroad. sold ON easy terms. Ofice Main
street, Columbia, s. q. Few good Can
yA5Scrs wanted.
Tue SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
j. I. LIGDN, Agent. Noy1
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DEAyHa. .rMrs. Honze, { one OF the
Oldest residents OF Lancaater, died on
Thursday norning last. Mr.. John Sit
greaves also died very suddenly, ut his
residence, In that County. on Thursday
last. !. y. 1. ~ .v0
Luds, 81. Little. Esq after a painfnl
and protracted illness OF several weeks.
died on che Oath instant. Miss Susie L.
Davenport. daughter of Mr.. John Da-
venport, died at the residence of her
father. in Laurens, on the 10Th instant.
On Saturday night last, small CO.
lored child was burned to death on the
plantation of Mr.. Hayward Brown,
near F,disto River. The mother had
left the house for q short time, and dur
ing her absence the child fell into the
ire and was entirely consumed. with
the exception of the head.
Mr. George w. Reid, veteran of the
war OF 1912. aud also of the Indian war
OF 1886. died in Walker County, Ga.,
on the 18th instant. Mr.. Reid was be.
tween eighty-five and ninety years of
age at tho time Of his DEATH He was
raised in Anderson District. S. C., but
bad been o citizen OF Georgia for thirty
years.
Mrs. Haddon. of Anderson, died on
last Monday night.
Rev. O. 81. Spears died at his resi-
dence in Oconee County, on tho 22i in :
slant. His death was preceded few
weeks by the death OF his son and wife.
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MORE GIN HOUSE BURNING. last
Thursday night. the gin-house of Mr..
Ferrill l.. Milan. Of this County. was
burned, with about eight bales Of cot
ton. Supposed to be the work of au
incentlinry. The suspected party was
arrested, and is now in jail.
Also, tho GIN house, q large and valn-
able building, Of MIR. Wade H. Hande
sou. Of thi. County. was burned on last
Saturday. The building contained
about eight bales Of cotton. The fire is
supposed to have beet caused by
matches being IN the cotton.
L0ureasriye Asruh{
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FATAL CASE OF BURNING little
coIored children were left by their
parents IN a house upon the premises Of
Ar a. nj. Gayton, one day lust week,
IN which some loose cotton was stored.
The children set fire to the cotton.
which burned so rapidly and communi-
Gated fts flames to the building 80 fast,
that before it WAS discovered by the
Outsiders, there was no possibility of
the rescue of the children from their
awful doom. THUS they. together with
the building, were consumed by tue
flames which they had unfortunately
started. -Anderson C0nse,rat0r.
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ANOTHER KU KLux PARDoNEp.
Joseph Lackey, convicted of conspiracy
at the May term of the Uuited States
District Court held in 1872, und sem
fenced to bs imprisoned in the Albany
penitentiary for eight years, and pay
foe Of SlOO, has been pnrdoned by tho
President.
A new why of preserving autumn
leaves is given as follows: Iron them
fresh with a warm (uot hot) iron, OH
which some spermaceti has been lightly
rubbed. This method preserves per
fectly their lovely tints, and gives O
"axy gloss which no other one secures.
COMING ELECTIONS There are elec-
tions to t'e held ON the 4th cf Nuvem.
Der, Tuesday next, in Arkansas, Illinois,
Kansas, Mary land, Massachusetts, MI
chlgan, Minnesota, Mississippi, New
Jersey, New York, Virginia and Wis
cOnsin.
One of the IChinamen at North
Adams, who "liks Mclean women
muchee," asked married woman to
| elope with him, and he is now having a
new queue plated Of horse hair.
A locomotive nnd four cars fell
through trestle on the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad, on Wednesday
morning last. Wonderful to relate, no.
body was hurt.
fire originated in tie workshop of
John Kaufmnnu, Of Walhalla, on
Wednesday last. aud consumed tue
shop. kitchen, &C. Ono COW WAS
burned in the stable. The loss is small
The Emperor OF Germany has granted
st. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran
Church Of Baltimore, about $500
pounds OF cannon captured from tho
French, to be converted into bells.
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.R4}jthmond Illspattll.


1yr N arr> vii ivsi -uHtc rather MiN''
;,.as{.cDrc from, Madrid. The t!caincn' "'
NJ ~,cf,,s was rather rough. Tue MOO
snr,,.a rr,.!> Tor war. aud gay" our ych''
.,.,,.,,-,.....t,r Minister frank intin'af1"''
~ s,r.. i.ii,po>iion I" n'aAc ~! ron'r'-
.i..,. 80. APOLOGIES tolhc lniird Sta'c>. Even
.b..>n,ni.n Minister /, represented 10 nave
.,r.D r,thcr blunt in tcllin" Mr. INCHES INA
r,,o ,,i'c :.f;ir oC Hood III Cuba was mere
,,,,,;c;,,} ,ya,,c; thai he could not di,ci'>N
with him.
.>Dd,cl-anIy yet. siIan." I" We nav
II from Tie c.iic,a! organ at asH'!,Sieh ('"c
y,rr,5ic4lN that The spanish Cabinet were
,,rqui,uot, il, Il, caring 10 the ''oNcfnheh!
cr the Cuiira S;,tc> that spain ""Gid grant
my demand th:.. the Federal Administrations
;.;..l make on account Of the Cuban bi1tcA'
,~i.,. and ofi.,agc> that did not Involve HE
;n;,.iHv vi tt> spanish territory.
q; r,u,>r we tauuot duuH, :bc statement
Tim. made officially; bu; il docs seem >'h&e-
tar t.uw .ur,i manifestations II MF. NlChL'S
So. and Acs:H. and such an interview rs NJ
IA! v.;n tic sIar.>!l minister. Shoait 10
c1a;alu;.lancous ia Iladria VIA thr coin
MINI determination o! he spanish lhi'-
TRY.
TAa communication now made by the
Spanish Government 10 ours cNclit'rS 'h'
la. q! var. am; equally. Vnr would l'i'ilh'
tie y:..nc,.> q Free tu5a." unic>S, lnoecd'
al, .',,,ll l.n "a
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The Fare Of Tweed,

r,r "Duss iwElr," Of New York, has
h.,u ,,.ucn1 about Niti, Ills bread white
bosom and -rra. hrea,tp,n i'll view OF the
.ua.ip. Hon oi justice 10: several months,
bal has ~ E>L been caught III that lions
claws. II md been :; matter Of ;lstoiiiShmcnt
10 li!" country how The Official Gespoilers of
tie city Of New York could 70 about in
their daily Intercourse With society and
escape uNpnm>!i>h Tor their enormous cor
ru,,llun<. IwITD has been da,iying with
iu>;iyc. pln, il" with the mc-Ecs Of the law,
and ,co,c hat begun TO think there was no
punishment !ur nmitr;:stnct Of public officers
III Ncw York. The di>peling OF this deitl.
s.nu j. ical, gratifying. 1t gives hope that
1h;. Tide 81! opinion and Of Justice has turned
iii strong force against the great offenders,
WAC arc not to continue TO escape punish
ment whilst the lesser criminals are con-
de!nncd 10 suffer the penalties due to their
SMALLER crimes.
wwEep had absolutely been elected TO the
highest branch Of the New York Legislature
alter the exposure OF his enormous ifauds,
and il seemed that the people had themselves
turned TO be the defenders Of the great crin'
iual, who had robbed the public treasure
The cases OF faithes,neSs To public truss
were so numcrous-s0 general had become
the crime Of stealing public moneys by those
who were lis custodilns-tlat The apparen.
immunity from punishment enjoyed hy
TWEED and his auxiliary rogucs was regard
cd with as much alarm It's establishment.
Therefore, the conviction Of TWEED, at las.
i a matter of national qualification. 1t is 10
be hoped that Justice may be fully mcted
cut 10 bin. and that all of his colleague, may
BE- made to suffer iii proportion to tieil
gull.
The public judgment with regard to faith,
lcs hess in public officers has grown very
indulgcnt, and men whose public conduct
whose corruptions in Office, should drive
them into obscurity, if not force them into
PRISONS. move about amongst their fellow
men ;is though they We're themselves OF tht
best, and are often kept in offices winch arr
considered place, Of honor rs well us trust
Ii i, high time that great offenders -grca
dc!1ultrrs and rogucs--wcre brought moro
rigidty 10 account for their offences, and thai
public men who nave dallied with cOrrup
ton and abused their Offices by using them
Tor their own personal benefit had irrel reva.
bly, fallen under the public ccnsurc.
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orc IN meet on the IL Day OF January, 1919,
huf ,hcy must have been In a muddle tlleih-
selves when ihcs made sucn chali"' VI t'ie
,;s,I,i time of meeting. They sccnl 10 nave
l,Si ,,ohr of The pro-, i>ions OF TIE CONSTITUTE
lion rs Ia the installation OF a new GOVERNOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and new speaker,
vnirl, ,,ll> uron t.c next Legislature. lhc
sneaker of the House of Delegates must he
nic,.,cd before the 1t OF january, and The
ro,,u,iu. OF the balptS mIlSl have taken pace
one week t.c.orc that tinc. :" ~ Ia nave The
,;ryrrnrr jnal,onTatca hy the Il OF January.
..Tacrr are two modes ol obNlatinE the
du;icuity, Tie vuc i. for the Legislature 10
~, =. ~ ien hey pi,a,r. - il i one week Dc
f,rr The lst Of January. OH the call ot q sui
ic,rrt number OF their Own body; ana
the other is Tor the Governor Governor
Waikcr to call them together. But TO a'o'a
an extra session. which would carry mileage
&c with il. they had better, when thcy 40
meet, whether ion" or short before thc Isl oil
January. have it understood 10 continue on
with the session and inaslnnch rs IL Wo'iu
seem necessary now that they should coh'
ycnr sometime in December. they htu per
INNS rs well 20 ON from tho usual time IN
that month.
"rbe sooner they assemble, it is to be
hoped. the sooner they will get through
We feel sure il would suit the tttrmcr-mcm-
cr, OF tina, body TO meet so rs to hasten the
fine OF adjournment III the spring. III III
,tlii> a farmer to he detained III KcblnnnC
alter be t.lnc comes for Getting III his >princ
,.rops. ami We arc satisfied that II the Legs
.ature does not SSelnbie until january II
wilt tend TO protract the session later III lhe
>priug months. They will have taeir ninety
days and the thirty extra, let them mcet
When they will. You may set that downas
pretty certain"
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Of Bishop CEmnins--So"
ED!scopnI Church to be Organized.

The papers have already published lhc
Withdrawal of Bishop Cnmm'ns from Tue
Protestant Episcopal Church. No account
was then givcnas TO what his plans would be-
II is now fully known that on the 2d day
of December, 1873, Il meeting will he held IN
New York city "to organize an Episcopal
Church on the basis Of the prai eI-book OF
11SJ-a basis broad enough to embrace nj
who hold .iilc faith once G lvcrcl to the
saints as that faith is maintained ny the
Reformed Churches Of Chrisicndom.
"The purpose of the meeting l. to m'gda
lie. and not 10 discuss the cXpcdicncy OF
organizing"
There is no reason TO suppose Bishop
Cummns will be followed by any Virginia
clcrgymen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t5Y- NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at
Sc per yards
WAMSUTTA COTTON Mt 81. per yard :
PRIDE-OF-TITE-WEST COTTON at zoe. per
yard
AUBURN tOTTON.at lac. per yard;
hNDROSCOGGIN COTTON al lac per yard;
FRUlT-OF-TIiE-LOOM COTTON At 15c. per
Excellent yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON ut
Full yar,I-.ide BLEACHED COTTON at 1oc.
Full-wiI,h UNBLEACHED sHEETING ut CSC.
per yard:
Fnn.wih1h BLEACTIED sIIEETING mt s3c. per
uTICt IO-4 BLEACHED sHEETING at soc.
per yard:
FuEL-WiDrH rILLOw-CAsE COTTON at
1G3c. per yard
EEi'-TICk from to 33c per ward;
SHIFTING SfElPES from 10 10 25c. per yard !:
CIitEIOr SflIlsIlNG 1t 1Gac. worth 2oc. per
yard:
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at 12Hc. worth l5c:. at
LEVY BROTHERS..
USE FRANK LESLIE's CUT PAPER PAT
TERMS no %
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pANIC! PANIC!
JULIUS SYCLT has just received from Ne"
York auctions !, large stock OF FOR EiGE ana Do
MESrlG DRY GOODS, which Will be SOLD III panic
prices.
BLACK GRoS-GFAIx SILKS,
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS.
sATTEENs, DIAGoSALs, CAMELS HAIR, new
EMPRESS CLOTHS, Moss CoLoEs, ALrAcAS, and
BLACK GOODS.
CAsUNERES. SATTEESS. EMPRESS CLOTHS.
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS ana GRAPE
CLOTHS. Also. n full line of BLACK ALPACAS'
WHITE AND CoLOREp FLANNELS.
l'LAIS AND PLAID OPERA FLASSELS;
W Fish AND SHAKER FLASNELS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS, CoLoRED BLANKETS
QUILTS, and COMFOKTEKs.
GAsSIMERES.
In CASSiMcRES we have a full assortment AT all
prices.
SUAwIs :fld CLoaKS, new STYLES:
RALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
I'm CAMrRTC EpGINGs AND REAL FAEES'
KID I,.DyES-oIr own importation;
GESTLEMEN.S aud LADIES UNDERWEAR. 4 full
p1rhCIIrp and BROWN CorToSS and SIiEErISGs.
NV stock * complete in every department: 4,d
offer special inducements to all In want "i i'fl
GOODS. JtLiNS - 80, i,.,,
SAIESlfET: i. j. Turner, W. -. Power; Jnhn
-. ," 40 Is
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The Comparative anatomy Of The Donaesu'
Gated Animals. BY A. CAAvEAU, Proles'
sor Of the Lyons Veterinary School, Be
cond Edition, Revised and Enlarged, with
the Cooperation of s. ARLolNG, Late
priucinal of Anatomy at the Lyons
Veterinary school; Professor at the lou
,o,lse Veterinary School. Translated and
Edited by GEORGE FLEMING, L. r. G. s,
nj. A. l., Veterinary Surgeon, Royal En-.
gineers, author OF "Travels on Horse.
back in Mautchon Tartary,' "Horse.
shoes and IIorse-shoeiug," "Animal
Pagues,' rabies and Hydrophobia,'
&C., &c. With $50 Illustrations. New
York: d. APPLETON l. Co.
This is au able and standard work Of very
great value not only to tue veterinary sur
ceon, but to the teacher OF comparative
anatomy.
For sale by J. T. EILYsoN.
The Wafer Witch; or, The SKINNER Of the
Seas. 4 Tale. by j. FESNlMoRE COOPER.
New York: ID. APPLETON & Co.
or the ArpLEroNs' uniform edition OF
CoorER's works.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsON.
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DEATHS.

Died. JT-IIA BROWN, on the Goth November
aged twcntv-cighl years
will be hurled from the Second Baptist .hurcl
fcolrrcdI on SUNDAY EVENING. 7Np7f'nhel
23d. at 3 o'clock. Friends and acqualntnnccs are
respectfully invt' d 10 at,cn'.
Died, in this city. on Tucstiy the sth instant, In
the torty-stcond year OF her aga. Miss MARY l..
WHlT,uAiB. daughter OF the atc Captain John
Whlcolnb, l.. NJ
Died, suddenly, in New York. Friday. November
DIST ANNIE. e., eldest daughter Of Michael ant
Ellen col en-. .
Her funeral Will take place from 81. fc.cr's Ca
thr,lral on MONDAY III 2 l.. VI. Fl. ends and ac
| ouautanccs of the family are Invited 10 meet TIT
remains at 80 III the Union depot. on Eighth unt
Byrd streets
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I'll To THE PUBLIC.

~ FOR NONEMBER.-MOR NEW
ND ELEGANT CLOAKS, SACQUES, REDIS-
GOrFS. SIAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS FOR
WINTER SALES.-T. 4. PRICE & co. are OPEN
ing great variety Of new and elegant goods:
LATEST STYLE EMBROIDERED DoLMAN CLoAKs;
ENGLISH JACKETS, plain and embrodercd;
ENGLISH JACKETS, blue, fancy. aud new;
Great display of NECK RUFFLISGs;
LACE CoLIAEETTEs and VEsTs-very rare;
VELVET COLLARETTE ribbon ends;
DRESS GOODS III great variety 1T wonderfully low
rates. such us VELoURS, PoPLlS SUITlSGs'
SATITs. REPS, OTTOMASS. EMpR CAMELs-
HAIR PopIISs, &C.. &C., at 25, 80, So, Acc. TO
~ per yard;
SHAwLS. HOSIERY, GLOVES;
LADIES SHIRTS and DRAWERS:
MISSES and BOYS SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
CAsSIMEEES In great variety, SC. oc 80
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The December Session.

The Roehtridgc cttzcn, III an article in
favor OF session of the Legislature in lie.
ccinber, says:
1.-THE question Of the time for our I.rgis-
lalnre TO meet is all in II mlddlr. The last
Legislature fixed the time for the incoming
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DRY GO9Ds.

CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN " co,
keeping pace with the times, are now daily re-
rcving from their buyer In New York
FRESH ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK,
BOUGHT FOR CASH AT PANIC PRICES,
CoTToNs. poMEsrICs. ChssIMEKEs,
HOSIERY. NOTIONS, &C., &C.,
and will sell everything in their line Of business
al the
LOWEST PANIC PRICES.
They viii for the
NEXT TWENTY DAYS SELL FOR CASH
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
GREATEST REDUCED PRICES EVER KNOWN,
REGARDLESS OF COST
LOWER THAN BEFORE THE. WAR,
LOWER THAN COST OF IMPORTATION.
Gno 22l
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELS,
ID &c.-A FULL STOCK ON HAND.-Ladies'.
Misses and Children's French Kid, Pebble Goat,
L. and Glove Kid, Serge Foxed Rutton, Congress
or Laced Boots. ALL THE STYLES OF SEKG K
GOODS Misses and Childrcn's School-Shocs In
endless variety; Mems heavy Boots, for Ditchins,
&C., warranted toiwcar and keep the feet dry; CALF
Boots for gentlemen, boys, and youths; Cavalry
Boots, and all other goods to liz found in FIRST class
boot and shoc-hOusc at the lowest prices.
Custom work made to order. and guaranteed to
fit. JOHN II. BOSGIiES Il son.
500 and 81 l Broad street between 9th and 9th.
Statesmen: Is. Franklin Tnlsley, Richard Can
thorn. Dr., Matt W. Ford, Theodore +. Boschen,
Richard ackenny. nol0
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Old General John J. Jackson, of Parkers-
burg, West Virginia, is 10 leave soon with
his family for ST. Augustine, Fla, TO pass
the winter.
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~ COTTON YARN reduced TO SD

IL COTTON YARN reduced TO $3.50
per bundle Of five pounds:
UNBLEaCHED KNITTING COTTON red uced
to doc. per pound:
COTTON WARP, all colors-lhe best manufac-
turetl-at 80 % per bundle Of five pounds;
BLFhCHED KNITTING COTTON In balls, all
sizes, nj 75c. per pound;
WHITE and COLOItED WOOLLEN YARNS, In
MI qualities ar LEVY BROTHERS.,
l01 and lu1 9 Main street. fichmond Va.
FRANK LESLit'S CUT PAPER PATTERNS.
% -
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Hg FLANNELS.-We have full as
sortmcnt Of FLASNELS Of all qualities: also
BLr.AcHED, UNBLEACHED, and COLORED
e. NTON FLASNELSi all al prices TO suit the
lines LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Use FRANK LESLIE'o cur PAPER PAT
TERMS no 22
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RICHMOND, tREnERiCkSBi EG ANn PpIO.
MAC RAILROAD.
Up DAY MAIL leaves ByrI.srrcet station nj

Up DAY MAIL leaves Byr'I.srreet static" NJ
e N!Gnr MAIL leaves Eyr,g--rco, station a,
1919 Gt i E SG2NS %N + S@;f'E .> roa> m
III II AT d i. Nj, except s.ultdt.-.t
Down Dhi. MAIL arrives At E!r'!-7'f'ri IA
Dow$ night MAIL arrly"sa; ryr'!.-trcvt >ta-
ton at $50 y. M.wNcc2t 81 M"mtys4
DOWS aCCpHMDD N1IGN TX ~ arrive -
Rroai-street station ri s:57 \. NJ except ." >ut-
fEEIGIlr TRAGE> leave Er2ah-s;rrrt station
on Mondays. Wednesdays. ana trioJts ~ ~"
4. ~, Conurctin.at DIauico "tlll he h!"N'h!'1
and Frrdcricksburg railway. returning. .rtr|
at :roa,~str,ct station on iG"s1'y>, Thursday az"
SATURDAYS at q /. VI.
iSy or,lrr al General Superintendent.
j. E.hFNTEN.
ocl3 General Ti'Nrt amd frrie!l .@eot.
riIESApEAkf. AND OHIO RAIL
Y Eo.D.-tn and after ortohcr 2G, ISIS, 'r
passcrgcr trains Will run "A, follow:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRhlN.--Lcaves Kirli,u"nh $50 ~
DAILY except Sunday, cCnacc'i..g Will ". i..
Va. VI. * &. :. iai!ron" at ".r,i''.-.'..,, = '."'
!olt.syic. and arrives at i:iaton II - J. VI.
EXPEES> TEAIN.-!cAyc~ Etchm"ar ~ lo"'"
T.. VI. DAILY except saturday, connecting :! ""''
louisville With w., L.. v, VI i q. :. ralr.Hi i'hl
Tor i.vEchburg and st uth"t&, am! agit.> nj ii"'.-
ingt0n nj T. W. next day. steamer ie1v', Hunt
in::ton on arrsa! OF The train, ""a "fti'a Il On
riulaii AT & o clock next llnTl-. w
This train stops between Srrhm"ni and " bh'
sulphur "niy Al Junction; '"r'on>'iii" 'i@u@.''s-
vile, stanton. Goshen. Nt.iy,r .nd "niaF"h.
ACCOMMODh ALTOS TRAM Leaves El,il'"E'
1T +:i5 =. ". DAILY except >uudty, ana tEl''ea ~
GordUu>vi!le al $50 L. NJ
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati ~ r. NJ. DAILY rN'
rep; sunday, and arrives at Huntington at " \.
VI next day. connecting With tNprs, tr:'inD
EXPRESS TRtlH.-Lraycs Huntington ~ !" !.
al / 80 A. " n"xt day. cona"ciiI" "fH ',1'"'
going south md win Jam River >trsl""r inr N't.
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ANTSEIENTS,

CEUOND GRAND BALL "a
- OF TIE IN
AEIEHT OKDtE 81 IIInFENIANS, fR
1T ASSEMBLY HAIL, l~AlA,
THURSDAY E.ti MING. Nov EainEE p. IS.
Nu.ic IS McCanu's First Virginia l;cEin.rnt h"d.
tickets 81, 10 br had III either of the following
gentlemen:
= fYodj' tomalitte-Jamcs iiacgcrty, Michael
Ryan. }. j.. >u'lIvan, Henry ID Boucher. JOHN y.
Haley, David Bicniiln.
R,csUtioqt Commaftet-N. H. Ward, cllai"ma
Daniel Ho.gin, } mes laycs }. n 81 Hoy. James
GibIln. j ans tfannou. Z. II. McQuair, jam 5
Sweeney. ). z. DAILY. J. Manning, james CONWAY.
GRAND MAI II 1T S O'Clock. II" 21-ft
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MI CARPETS! CARPETS! CAR
PITS -,!ust be sold prices way down; reduc-
ton OF from 10 to SOC. per yard. Now, that Is
something TO save.
Also. great bargains In RUGS. OIL CLOTHS,
WlhBO S-SIiADES, LACE and MUSLIN CUR
T.aiNS; all of which We are determined to sell at
puuic prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
Buy FRANK LEsLIE'S CUT PAPER PAT
TERMS no 22
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG EAILRoAD to,1
TREASURES OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, November u, 1873.
NOTICE.-Thc annual meeting Of the
~ Stockholders Of this company viii Dc hc'i al
the Office of the company. corner oi Byrana Eighth
streets on TUESDAY the 3Jth ilie'h, III IL
O'Clock ".
lin, hooks Of transfer VIII hC closed from an'l
AFTER The OH instant until thu tiI.' al meeting.
". WARRINGTON.
10 ltd iXr'Snlcr.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

HlCIiTo%D. FnEDC 4 POTOMAC z. Il. COZ
GES.L TICKET : FREIGHT .rD&>F>D OFFICE. :
RICunDND. October 1 9th. 1879