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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-09-03

whom tho same sounds reached my
oar, under notifications plainly
showing that my tormontor, in
his struggles to resist my attempts
upon his lifo, had shifted his posi-.
ton Il great doal higher up. Ho
had also changed his buzzing to
q fiorco quivering whine, oxpros-
sive of tho most implacable vindi.
cativeHoss; and know tho dcspo-
RADIO was thrusting his sting in
every direction, to reach my nor.
vous systom. This time, however,
| succeeded in despatching. him,
and stood up and shook his life.
loss body out Of my brooches log
upon tho floor, and stomped him
into nonentity. Every man has
had his hair-breadth oscape-this
was mino.
But tho sun was getting low -
L hastened on to Pomaria. There,
rotired for tho night, wondered
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Letter from, SfnllntON.

. ar.Ntt NEroRE CcKVNfk itRY IN TUE SHAY
,,g-srSrlCloN OF TOLL rLAY plssIrATED-
..sssr At THE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
,,-,rRA>'s fAIK--sMoKEnousE BURNED.
..,.issa!cNcc Of the Richmond pispstch.J
STANTON, December 90, 1878.
80 evidence brought forth at the inquest
,.t,r!ay over the body OF James Shay has
ga, ret al fears Of bis having been foully
,..,t with. II turned ont that he had not
hone hundred and nfty dollars. as reported,
f.,. Only about fifty, and this was all &C.
.,4r:,d for. Some had been spent and The
...nrc was ia the hands Of some friend.
r.. 9u,nion Of the physicians examined at
.. inquest WAS that he had been killed by a
rom the railroad bridge. His leil clavicle
,.l. fractured and bis nose bruised. There
uo., no ahrasions of the skin anywhere.
r., verdict Of the Jury was that he came to
~ j,aath from Clu>cS unknown 10 them, but
Lave il 10 have been from fall.
IT,. first Of The Christmas Soirtes at the
Nt,.inia Female Institute came of last night
81 Mozart Hail, and was truly delightful
entertainment. The entertainment opened
v,,s Frcuch comedy entitled lie Brace
I.t." and was played with much vivacity aud
f., III" great delight Of the audience. AL
.,..r-n MANY were unable 10 understand
ir.ccb. set, being supplied with ar analy-
=, c' the liece, they could appreciate the
a.uH-.
i-W all >a'rtcS. the greater portion Of the
su.rr'aIumcG. consisted OF vocal and iustru-
rp.uial mu.'C. This WAS under the manage.
r!,ut and direction Of that accomplished
musician Professor r. Richard, and the
l.,u.> paytd showed the skill and taste
p!#l had been exercised in the selections
- NJ to please the ear OF the audience and
~, same time display the Improvement
md proficiency Of the pupils. A no less in
,,i.>tlmg part OF the programme was the
:, fatlons by members Of the elocution
cas-. Where al did 10 well it would be in
ydtous lo discriminate, but the applause
p4,h always greeted the appearance OF
Mss T.. NnniIcrode, OF Richmond. was
quite noticeable. and seemed to mark her IS
he favorite OF the audience.
The chiIdren's fair held in the basement OF
n" Pre>h, tctian church was quite well at
tended las night, and goodly number of
& iars were taken in by these busy little
workers. Tie proceeds are 10 be devoted
= -uraay.schooI purposes.
Inc >mokehouSe Of Mr.. Henry Harms
i.r-"r, near Conmd's store, in Rocking ham
co4nty, was destroyed by fire Il few nights
.-", together with all OF his meat, tubs, and
ua;,he!ing utensils. The fire was not dis.
covered until about II 0 clock at night, and
To- late to save anything. He had been
ju',heIing that day, and it is supposed The
n. was communicated to the smokehouse
7, sI3rk. MAX.
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DANIC! PANIC!

JULIUS SYCLE has just received from New
York auctions large stock of FOREI6N and JI5t.
MESTIC DRY GOODS, which will be sold at panic
prices.
BLACK GRoS-GRAIE SILKS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
sA1 11ods DAGoSALs, CANEL's HAIR, new
EMPRESS Pr CLOTHS, Moss coLons, ALfAcAs, and
BLACK GOODS.
CAsHhERES, SATTEENs. EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN kEPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, and CRAZE
CLOTHS. Also, q full line of BLACK ALPAcAS,
WHITE AND CoLoRED FLANNELs.
LIAM AND PLAID OPERA FLASNELs;
w ELSH AND SHAKER FLASNYLS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS, CoLoRED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and CoMFoRTERs.
CASSINERES.
Ii CAssImERES we have full assortment at al
SIAwLs and CLoAKs, new styles;
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAMbRIC EDGNGS AND REAL VALES
C1ENNEs LAcEs;
KID GLoykS--our own importation;
GENTLEMES'S aud LADIES' UNDERWEAR full
line; 49,
BLEAcHED and BROWN Cor1oSs aud sHEEr1scs
Ny ny stock IS complete IN every department. apc
GOODS. JGLITIS SytIF
4l5 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
,,sALksMEE: j. j. Turner, w. u. Powers, j br
q. GarIo George {. Bagby, L. j. Stern. Miss 4
1tei LIE Ia
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SPECTAI NOTICES,
aT HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--LEyY

u
ag HOLIDAY PRESENTS. LEVY
BROTHERS offer go
Handsome INITIAL nANDKER CHIEFS
| worked in the converts OF Par!s) At 81 worth
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs from soc. to $50;
1 Handsome SILK NECK-SCARFS at rs, 40, Doe.
and up 70 e1.75, many styles being worth moro
| ! than double the money;
SILK aud LINEN HANDKEECnfEFS for gen
| tlcmen;
NECK-TIEs, scARFs, cRAvATs, and TIES;
MUSICAL -fHOToGRAPH-ALBUMS at 80
usually sold Mt SO; i a. f
WRrTING-DEsKs at Is and Ga regular price
everywhere 85 and 60;
Handsome WORK BOXES,
HoTOGRAPH-FRAMES,
| CARD-RECEIvERS,
HAND LOOKING GLASSES,
| POWDER-BOXEs,
POMADE In fancy jars and boxes,
PERFUMERY,
PHALON'S EXTRACTS at 65c., regular price 81 |;
FANCY SOAPS at manufacturers prices,
TABLE-CLOTHs. TABLE-COVERS,
PIANO.COvERS, DOYLIES,
NAPKINS, TOWELS, FURs,
JET JEwELRY,
oXlDIZED EARRINGS, warranted pure silver !;
GOLD PLATE OXInIZED,
PEARL and IVORY sLEEVE-BUTTONS,
SHIRT-STUDS, in great variety; .-
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES,
JET MERCHANTS, JET BRACELETS,
Fancy sPOOL-COTTON BOXES.
T0ILET.MATS, MARsEILLES QUILTS;
Superior BED-BLANkETs;
GLOVES Of every description;
and hundreds Of other useful articles suitable for
Christmas and Ncw-Year presents, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
dele 1O17and 1919 Main street.
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80.
@ PURE RYE WHIsKEYs.-To all
In want Or pure and superior wHIsKEY VIE re-
speetfully submit the following certificates from
high authority: : Z '''''
LABeoRAToRI OF STATE AsaAYERAyp CHEMIST.
M cHMoHp, VA, December 9th. 1878.
nave carefully analysed for Messrs. JENKINS.
CAPcRs Co. sampleof OLD IMPERIAL, CAR,
iNET RYE WHIsKEY, selected by myself and
representing lot Of 100 barrels. aud find It free
from all authorizations or Injurious substances. I
therefore recommend 1t as eminently adapted for
medicinal or family use
loigned1 WILLIAM q. TAYLOR, MD.
State Assayer and Chemist.
AFTER making thorough chemical examination
OF a sample of sUMMERDEAN lAJIGUsTa
COUNTY, VA) RYE WHLsKEY, selected by mv-
SELL and representing lot OF Que hundred barrels
In The hands of Messrs. Jenkins, Gapers 4 Co. 7
iuiy recommend II as entirely free from adultera
nons' and as specially suitable for medicinal or
family use.
.lslgned) WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, MD,
State Assayer and Chemist.
For sale only ut wholesale, In barrels and half
barrels, BY JEEKINB, CAPERS & CO.,
:. - ::*;:-'. Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
1l3 south Fourt zenith street.
oe Zo'4t Richmond, Va.
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- from, Petersburg.

,rrNAY--A CoLoREo NAN ANooNe-o
~ c,,p I'M sENsELESs, &C.
~, tho Richmond Dlspa,ch.l
soF.'S'',,,, r.ry,p,se. December 20. 1878.
.,,lin~ aff,ay between two youths
\ s'', ,,c Harhor and Charles Walden, took
"s'o," ,n.1ay in H1ttersca, in when tne
r2s' MAS hoaly cut bv knife in the hands
'j1 ', /, seems that Barber mas oeen
;,r nv Maiden heretofore, iohowinS
"i,,,"27, [n n his home aud beating him
Hs, ~, ,. ,r,,,,.,;ion. This time Walden,
~, eleven vcar> NJ aye, turned on
49,, ,,mt him rather severely. He has
f., hc,n arrested.
.,.;., ar excitement was created on etSa'
,,r|+ ~ frcat OF Captain Frank.
en-, evening by Mr.. James Hal>tcad
,, AMI knocking cod aud senScleSs a
,,,,r,.,, Coleman ,lcadcr of the colored
wha had offered him CIR. halStead)
,o.,;t. Mr.. HslSicad was arrested,
W.. ,asc is now undergoing inv est'sation
t,1,, .yu>t,ce Blandtord. The negroes ex-
.....,l great Indignation, as they usually 40
.,-,7 any II the race gets into any trouble,
lam this>c!, The colorcd street commits.
49, ;nsu)tcl Mr.. iialstcad after his arrest
.,nbil., he was III The hands OF tho officers
~ {. Artauy Johnston has been ap-
Sod lrp,,t, sheriff for the city.
r>o nominations Of Postmaster Greene
d.. .,~ffgr> under tic frccdclirery system
..,, "a arpointel by the Postmaster
.,.a,rH TG,.r names have already been
..4,l ROBIN ApAR.
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PAINFUL SCENE IN TIE HOUSE. Washing
ton, December 10.-One of the most striking
and painful scenes occurred today in the
House of Representatives. Butler, Law.
renee of Ohio, and the negro Rainey. OF
South Carolina, had finished their speeches
for the civl-rights bill. There was then n
long pause, and no one from the South
seemed ready or able to speak for her
Messrs. Stephens and Lamar bot being too
unwell and the rest Of the southern mem,
.bers moi having word to say, Mr.. Beck, OF
Kentucky, took the floor, though compare.
lively unprepared by reason of his laborious
duties on other questions, and made an able
and exhaustive argument against the bill.
Bot for this the case would have gone by
L. @. W, az Petersburg Ne,cs.
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THE BANKRUPT BILL AND THE RECESS
Washington, December 10.-The Senate Ju-
dietary Committee held another long session
today In the discussion of the bankrupt
bin. but to their disappointment found It
impossible to perfect measure to report
before next month. The committee are en-
tirely agreed as to the propriety of inserting
the features mentioned lin the Dispatch OF
Saturday. but there arc some other points
of importance on which they have rs yet
found it impossible to come to conclusion
acceptable to all. The committee have also
been delayed and embarrassed somewhat IN
their deliberations by the conflicting charac-
ter of the recommendations written or tele-
graphed to them from various leading mer-
camille and manufacturing firms in the large
cities.
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NAEYLAsD AND VIRGINIA OYSTER TROY
'iT<.- lrt$fe'd, Nd, December 10, 1873
Captain john Wilmington, of the schooner
'u',a. Of this port, reports the elimination
i SIC threats Of Captain Orris Browne, in
S"iDInand Of The steamer Trcdcgar, of the
Virginia o!ster-police ioree, on Tuesday last.
captain Brown has for some time forewarDcd
IT., ,jDyIund drcdyers from operating IN
FocoMoke sound, and Oh Tuesday hr ed upon
some alleged !respasscrs after an intellectual
attempt 10 run them down. The joint com.
mission appointed to locate the division line
between Maryland and Nirginia waters has
- far tailed to agree, and it Is understood that
captain Brown acted from authority deliy-
ucd by some one that is not yet known.
inc Dayidson-L orilt line runs due east and
vest course from Foxes island to Horse
L4pimock, but leaves PocOmOke sound out
entirely. thine whereof The memory OF
rmn runncth not back TO The contrary" the
waters Of Pocomokc sound have been used
ia common by the citizens Of Eastern Flr-
mia and the lower counties of Maryland
Tie citizens Of the respective States establish
iuI natural, conceded division. line in these
ma:ers-v;z., the chunDcl OF the sound. The
Int commission falling to define a line,
r0p,atu Bro,cne's authority In tho premises
i, thought 10 be questionable; at oil events,
guup0uder flashed In malice tends 10
Tighten the Maryland dredSers of this Vi.
C!hity.-- Correspondence Baltimore Gun.
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RAILROAD LINES.
90 70 gI M ID s s;ss

GSs Ed Sd u ~ II :ssssSssss.s 1922
4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-On and after December 7, 1873 the
passenger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond $50 A.. 81.
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., c.,
Va, NJ. Il G. $. railroad at GordOrsvie and Char
lottesville. and arrives at Hinton at 10 =. u.
EXPRESS TRAIS.-Leayes Richmond at 1850
P. NJ. DAILY except Saturday, connecting at Cor
louisville for Washington and the North, aud ar
leaves Huntington on arrival of the tran and arrives
at Cincinnati at o'clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only at Junction, Gordonsyille. Chariottes-
Tie, StaIpton, Goshen, SIillhoro', and Coyington
al $50 TINS e al
Gordonsville for Lynsssshh%WssI; pn
Steamer leaves Cincinnati ut 4 p. NJ. DAILY ex-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington at 8 A.
ID: ue4t day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRATN.--Lesves Huntington at o A.
NJ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
at 4:9O 4. NJ: next day, connecting with trains
folk This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmond only at Junction, Gortlonsville, Char
lottesyule, staunton, Goshen, Millboro', and Gov
lngtOn.
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Hinton at O'Clock A. NJ.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting With W., c.. Va,
Vile, and arrives a. Richmond at ?. N.
ACCOMMODATION RAlN.-Leayes Gordons-
vile at 6 A. NJ. DAILY, e1cept Sundays, and az
rlycs at Richmond ut $50 A. 81.
For further information inquire at the companys
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street,
a. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
EDGAR FLIET, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. de8
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Agricultural ard Mechanical, College.
he Itsnatcl

BLACEsBuRG. VA, December Is, 1873.
VERY large and enthusiastic audience
assembled IN the Methodist Episcopal church
in this place at : Z. VI. to witness the inter.
n.Giatc celebration of the Sophosonian
Literary Society Of the Virginia Agricul-
:Gill and Mechanical College.
lie services were opened with prayer by
Rsv. ". F. Wilhelm, pastor OF the Presby.
,eran church. After music by the Chris
,I1nsburg brass band, Mr.. r. G.. Gillum, of
Augusta, delivered most capital Grafton on
he "evils of intemperlnce." He handled
bis subject well, and delivered his address
In handsome style.
Nr. T. B. Minor, Of Hanover, followed
with an Grafton on the Advantages Of Lite
lazy Societies." His address was carefully
pr pared. and in point Of argument was I'm.
exceptional.
Inc treat Of the entertainment consisted
in he discussion Of the following question:
Which LNerts the Greater Influence over
Map, the Love oi Woman or Money!" Affirm
any,. j. l.. B cock, of Lynchhurg, and
Nu@crt >uarely, Of Wythe; negative, VIII
inn Is. Tinsiey, of Appomattox. and Rich
ard Deem, Of Fairfax.
sir. B0cock led of in speech Of great
t"fre, inersIersed with genuine bumor and
!'4l pathos. Mr.. Tinsley followed in the
negative in IN address of sound argument,
much Wit, and conclusive logic. Mr.. Sn .rcly
'Inc 10 the rescue Of the affirmative In
manner that showed that he had studied the
'Uiicct carefully and with determination
T. win. Alr. Deem closed the discussion in
d Wy that led ali present TO conclude that he
i">-v,sed mind Of no ordinary character.
Tie discussion vas conducted with much
ahsl'y on both sides. and have no doubt
made fine impression for our college.
Nr. {. W. Bocock, Of LyDchburg, acted
a. prcsitlcu; Of the Society, and right well
DID be perform his duties.
Take these exercises altogether, they were
hshIy entertaining and reflected great credit
on the faculty Of the college as well as on
Tie ycung men themselves.
Tomorrow night the Maury" Society
"i'i have its celebration, and will send you
h"tch Of itsproceediuga also. The college
= booking up. G..
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The change in the weather has given every one
colds, coughs, sore threats, hoarseness. &C. In
stend of using nauseous medicines stews. and VII
laiuous compounds, use the
GLoBE-FLowER COUGH SYRUP.
This pleasant remedy and magical medicine for
colds, coughs, asthma bronchitis, whoopins- cougn'
Group, and consumption is by chemical sklll ex-
tracted from the cephelanthus occidentaAs or tne
boanist, the globe flower of the florist, or the but
ton root of the herbals. Neglect cold and pay
either doctors or an undertaker's bill. Inc ust
of diseases arising from simple cold is frghttui'
and may be avoided by having always at hand a
bottle of this pleasant and truly wonderful remedy
GLoBE-FLoWER COUGH SYRUP,
which is equally and certainly effective Tor all
stages of lung and bronchial disorders from Sim
nile cold to confirmed consumption.
Be wise 10 time. IT'S madness to deier. Next
,ay the fatal precedent may plead, and you may
drop into an early grave, all for want OF one bote
of GLuBE-FLOWER SYRUP.
Purcell, LADD & CO., Richmond, Va, ana
SETH s, HANCE, Baltimore, Nd, wholesale
agents.
de IO-deodSwtMh10
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ms- PRATT's ASTRAL OIL.

m- PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uni.
form. Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas Burns
IN any lamp without danger Of exploding or taking
lire. Manufactured expressly to displace the use 0
volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety under every
nossible test, and IT. perfect burning qualities are
proved by It's continued use in over 100000 iaml
lies Millions Of GALLONS have been sold ana no &c,
or srt-dtrectly or indirectly-nss ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies aud fire commissioner
throughout the country recommend the Asis stl
q, the best safeguard when lamps are used' sehe
or sale at retail by the trade generally ana ~
wholesale by the proprietors. CHARLES fhAAA
\ co. los Fulton street, New YORK.
&C l7-d&w6m
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WArER-LISEs.-Tbe Senate Select Com
mittee on Transportation Routes to the Sea-
board will start on their southern tour on
Monday next. The committee propose TO
stop for two days at Atlanta. They have
promised to give one day to Mobile, the
business men Of that city having preferred
a request to that effect. They will spend at
least four days at New Orleans, and will, If
time permits, accept an invitation to extend
their trip to Galveston. Senator Window,
the chairman of the committee, stated to-.
night that the committee will certainly be
back In time for the rea ;sembling of Con.
gress. The committee will not be able to
submit full report Of their labors and con-
illusions to the Senate much before spring.
Senator Conkling will not be able to accom-
pany the committee on the trip Washing
ton telegram Baltimore Sun.
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PosrAL.-A new post-oflice is established
at Stonehouse Mountain, Culpeper county,
Va, on the route from Cupeper to Wash
ington, with j. N. Shelf as postmaster, A
new post. office is established at Spring Hill,
Kanawha county, w. Va, on the route from
Huntington to Hinton, with james M.
Thomas as postmaster.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILH0AD Co., }
RICHMOND, VA, December 7, 1873. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS

Train No. 1-SOUTHERN ExPREsS-leavss Rich
,nond at SOB A. 81. arrives at BurkevilIe at 500
a. NJ, arrives at Danrille at ! r. NJ, arrives at
Greensboro al $50 L. u.
Train No. 2-SEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
ExPRESS--leayes Greensboro At l:16 p. M; ar
rivcs Ut Danville at 1863 P. NJ arrives at Burke
Vile at S:04 7. NJ, arrives ut Richmond at l:02
r. n.
Train No s-TuRoUon MAIL--leaves Richmond
ut 1:4S Z. ~. arrives AZ Burkerlile ut 4:S6 p. d..
arrives at Danve 1t 9:55 T. NJ, arrives NJ Green's
uoro' ut 1890 4. n.
No. 4-THRoCGH MAIL-leaves Greensboro at
2:15 a. NJ. arrives at Danville at 6:24 A. NJ, ar
rlves at burkeyte at 1896 A. NJ; arrives at Rich
mond at 1882 2. n.
Train No. 5--LYScHBCRG PAssESoER--leaves
Richmoud at 9:42 A. NJ: arrivea at BTkevtlle At
1880 p. NJ; arrivesat Lyuchburg at $40 p. N.
Train No. 6-BURKEvILLE. AccoMMoDAT1oE-
leaves LynchbuIg at $50 p. NJ, leaves Burksv1lle
ut 435 a. NJ arrives ut Richmond at 1858 A. III
Train No. connects ut Burkeytlle with trains
on thu Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad from
Lynchburg and the South. Pullman palacf.cars
run from Richmond ID Charlotte, and from Char
lotte TO Atlanta and New Orleans without change
Train No. makes close connection ut Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, aud all points South and Southwest
Through tickets sold to all points south and SOUTH
west and baggage checked through.
T. NJ. n. TALCOTT.
dc 9 Engineer and superintendent
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ne LOOK AT THE DRESS GOODS AT
PRICES EXTREMELY L0W-LOWER THAN
BEFORE TIE WAR-LOWER THAN BEFORE
THE DELUGE-YEA, LOWER THAN At ANY
TINE SINCE THE CkEATION.-Just look at
the
Wide BLACK BRoCADED ALPACA at 25c. per
yard well worth Soc;
EMPRESS CLOTH at Soc;
The best POPLIE ALPACAS at 4Oc.;
BOLERNA CLOTH at 30c.:
DIAGONAL CLOTH at &c.;
COTTON DOUBLE-FACEO PoPLIHS at 1870.
sold ut soc. az the commencement Of the sea-
son;
sILK.CORDED POPLIEs at 75c. worth 81 90
COTTON POPLINS ut lac. per yard sold at 25c.
per yard two mouths ago:
STRIPED AKMURE at 1890. per yard worth
26c.;
CALlC0ES at 81, 81. 10. and 12kc. per yard
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SATTEENS, SERGES,
POPLINS, and SILKS,
in MARINE-B UE and other new shades.
For everything In the way Of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS call 1t LEVY BROTHERS'.
gains. dele
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TIE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
l. SOCIETY,
100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

l. SOCIETY,
100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
THEORIES TESTED BY THE PANIC PROVED
TO BE TRUE:
l. During the last three months business moi
have been compelled to give all their time and en-
2. This proves that the value Of money invested
gent upon the life of its possessor Your estate as
a whole, deprived Of your management must shrinl
in value from the moment of your death.
8. Since therefore, your business and all your IN
yestmGntS will lie of less value to-moTrOw You are
dead than to-day while you are living, 1t is evident
that your life should be fully insured. The hardness
of the times instead OF furnishing an excuse for de-
lay should add weight to the arguments In favor o
immediate insurance for If 1t Is hard for you tC
pay premium NOW, how much harder would II
be for your family TO support themselves In these
times If you were dead?
5. Discharge ut once this duty which you hn0H
you owe to Your family. The feeling that your fam
lily is provided for, no matter what may happen
will afford You comfort which an equal amount OF
money laid out IN any other way could not pur.
chase,
This question claims your consideration NOW,
Weigh II carefully, and decide before. the close OF
the Year what action you will take Before insuring
examine the EQUIT ABLE'S TONTlNE SAVlN Gs
FUND POLICY, which offers advantages secured
by no other plan Of insurance.
For further Information apply to our agents
throughout the State, or TO
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11l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-22
@ Il OLIDAY PRESENTS JUST
NEWLY RECEIVED.

HANDSOME MIRROR and DREssING-STANps;
Elegant PUNGESTS and VINAIGRETTES, TOILET
SETS;
SURPRIsE-BoyRs, GERMAN and FRENCH Co.
LoGNEs various styles;
LUBIH's and other EXTRACTS; large selection OF
HAIR-BRUsnEs, COMBS, &C.
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
de 20 Sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-22

@ LOOK AT THE CHILDREN'S CAR
RIAGE-BLANKETSa at 81. 80 worth $3.50;
OIL-CLUTH RUGS ut T6c. worth III 90;
COCOA MATS at &1.60 worth 81;
CARPETS ut SOC. worth 75c.;
BRUSSELS-CARPET RUGS at 10.
de 10 LEVY BROTHERS.