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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28

Gastano sscribi6 On ssguida un me-
mortal lleno de pretsstas dc srrspsnti-
miento, de respeto y do vsneracien q
Vicario de Jesucristo.
Tened confanza. Esta misms tards
vera el Papa vuestro memorial. ValoE,
amigo mio, y pedid & Dios por Pho TX.
En- este momento entr6 el enoargado
de Ia prision, y diio al sacerdote: "lQus
diantre haceis tOdavia aquii Abusais de-
masiado del permiso que tensis. Said
pronto, 20 os hare salir 10 fusrsa.1
El sacerdote sali6 dirigisadoss al ge-
bernador del castillo le dijo: 3
-Vengo pediros gracia en- favOf Dc
Gaetano.
Solo el Papa pueds concsasrls.
En- seguida pidi6 papel y pluma y -
cribi6 10 siguients:
SEN virtud de 10 presents 6rdsR, 81
gobernador del castillo de Santksgslo,
poudr2 Embellishments On libsrtad al rec
Gsetano.
Pc lx.n
FL gobernador asombrado ss axrois q
los pies del Papa , Gaetsno eorriS .
abrasar & su anciana madrs, qas, lee
de algeria, bendijo & Dies J & Pie *.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28

Usos y formulas en- el Dsunds.--Los CHI
no y japoneses Sc ponen dc brucss; les
orientales 90 encoroan; los italianos res-
balan; los espaholes Sc embosan; les ruses
Sc inclinan; los franceses saludsn; los Is
gleses no SO mueven. Los hombres del
Norte son frios, graves, reservadoa, sgOisS
tas; los meridionalas comunicativos, con.
aados, fogosos, ardientes; los habitantsa
del centro pacientes, pscl6cos: hS aqSi
las tres grandes distinciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28

CaNsbio de nOwbrcs.-POr disposicios
superior, Las denominaciones de destGca.
nsento y delegado, que tenian Las difsrsn.
ties fracciones del Cuerpo de ordsn Pd-
blico, SO han sustituido CON lss dc pNesaO
" conaGssdGnte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28

FL Sr. Alcalde Delegado de esta
Capital, nos ha remitido para su in
sercion ell documento siguiente:
DON ULPLANO >TALDES, Dee
gado ael Ercmo Sr. Gobernador
General, Preside'ate del Ercnac.
Ayamtamiento de esta Capital y
Alcagde Municipal de la nsisma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28

NombrGmientos. .--Ha sido nsmhrado per
Ia sala de gobierno del Tribunal Superior,
juez de primera instancia intsrine del
distrito de CatedraL el icsneisdo d. Jess
Benedicto G6igel, on lugar del mslsgrs-
do Sr. D. Laureano Fsrnandsn Cusyss,
Tanabien 50 ha ncmbrado en- comisiea per
el Gobierno, medicc de Sanidad de este
puerto D. Francisco Alafont y Maree,
On reemplaxo del difurto Sr. ManssYo.
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GAGE TILLA.

Novenas de Jesss Nasarsno. dis
tinguida dana que Acostumbra hacsr
anualmente una brillante fiesta 6 Jss6s
Nazareno, de quien es devota, nos suples
hagamospdblico, CON obieto de que puedan
asistir este culto las personas piadosasqus
10 deseen, que el lanes 1e de marso darAn
principle dichas novenas On In Catedral
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Mined Rolitics.

The party that Is so earnest about re-
sumption. and which talks. so wildly aud
dishonesty about !" Imitation y and y honest
n'opsy," is very much mixing the politics
and confusing parties at the North The
dnve.etsts manner Ia which they are abusing
all people who differ with thea shows that
tAey,are stimulated to their work. by some
very dosable argument. Some Democratic
pzpArs, ira3abiy the World, OF New; York.
seaa 20 AeaW announcement frosu Demo.
cratic defeats. .ll So
AaA @hat have they done where u ,es.,la
seen, fhey hays their own way I'D lenss,ssssss !,
In Rss Tonk che Democrats have L,s. d
heavily that 1t 10 probable they win har.f,ly
have nsiorttY enough to smear by. The re-
s1ls thess has been Interpreted as fatal 10
Governor Tnsssss pEesiaentii sspisstionss
lit had been probable before that ia
Democratic party would Ike third candl,s
date from New York to be beaten. tnat "a
now out Of the question. Governor TInpry,.
viii not probISly be 10 the llst fsomaI which
the Democrats W. make tbeirseleation DIAL
candidate. l1s8 ~
I'VE are ata loss TO see where The imme.
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For the Dispatch.l
GIOso HID the Ranks.

The battle has been fought, and General
johnson has been elected. Our friends have
beat us 10 square and fair fight, though We
fought under Us noble Knight as ever en-
tered the field. We believed that be was
badly treated. and we determined to stand
BIZ him. Now that the battle is over, let every
man prepare himself for the future. LIE. US
bring out good mea fairly and squarely be
fore the people, and in our next spring cam.
paign let US stand shoulder to shoulder under
one flag fighting for cur party. Let not our
enemies receive any comfort from what has
occurred. II was our own fight. Let the
past bury the past, and let there be but one
voice hereafter sounding along the Conserva.
tive ranks. Let us accept the result, hoping
that in the end it may be for the best. II
would not be apise, even if it were right, to
have any more contest over the matter. and
caunet think it would meet with favor
from Colonel Kpight's friends. Colonel
Johnson, has been elected, and he is now our
representative. Let us help to hold up his
hands and sire ngthen his knees, and may we
have in the end to say of him, :" Well done,
good and faAhful servapt"; aud may his
bearing be.such as to nakens feel proud. of
him. MeE. of Richmond, closeup The ranks.
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Behold your work, gentlemen!
The Senators.

We know nothing as to the merits OF the
cese TIM, has been made up against she
Judges Of election at the First precinct 10
jefferson Ward. The vote there 10 1874
was sss for KstsEY and III fer srAaKE.
The vote on Tuesday WAS ssi fer JOHNSON
and 10 for KMaHr. Tse gain, even If there
was frsud, (which we do not by any means
Intend 70 say was the case was less than The
majority Of our newest candidate IN
she district. We state, however, sor
the public Information that vsst'
eger may :be the result as to tre
parties charged with these violations Of the
|aaw, the contest tif there is to be one) VIII
90 before sse Virginia Sesate. There 10 no
couSt, either Federal or State, wbica has
tiunsdiction in the case OF q contested eec'
laioa for members Of either branch OF tn le
General Assembly, each body being un'
4 der the Constitation the sole 5odse
fef the election and qualifications o. us
'l,wn members The certificates OF tne
ridges Of eles4ion are binding uPea every
body else than the members Of those BODIES
4 Even to the commissioners who meet to-day
I tue, power is aot expressly given by Ia" te
4 can yass the vote. Il they had the power to
do 40. however, and to regard large msJori'
ties az evidence Of fraud, they would surely
/ BE- called upon to investigate, and, If neees'
| sary, TO the puriScation Of the ballot-box' 70
Throw out, the SIX hundred and sevsnty-se'en
negro mejority in Jackson Ward. 10 say
nothing Of the vote cast byrnegroes 10 o.ne :
wards, ! To q fair election no Conservative
would object. We should rejoice to have
| this contest decided by. the. men who are en-
titled to decide it. @; lrEaa&s :sa' >.
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Risamoud, too, has triamphed over Inc
,e.cs;;,son against the regular CONSERVATIVE
nosasua.ion. This is 10 accordance wl.htse e
Sisses Of all good men Who bad at heart the
Of the p as.y rae against Gene.
a nas Iohnson. he was the regular candidate.
roc nominated. and the bolt against
h;m deserved the same defeat which wss ":
ta;cled on the similar nutiny here. We mus,
teen the lines drawn straight and deep: aun
no mans mere personal objection agaiustany
nominee should excuse. the refusals TO sup.
bort the ticket. Virginia can never lose ;s SO
% uch by the accidental aud OCCASIONS. ss'so 8,
ton of unfit men to public Off re as 10 can oy
she d;sinteeration and destruction OF that
great GRE party to which her peope are indebted 60
for their salvation from the fate OF barbarism
and bankruptcy which has been iptlietea ON
90 many other once prosperous Common.
wealths.- Petersburg Index. "a = 80 az
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(. The PowExs OF JUDGES oF ELscrToEs.
I'd The case Of the contested election fol-
Mayor Of this city Judge GuIaoS, in 1870,
in his written opinion, said: :. .a.~o.,~.''1
sThe main question thus far presented IN
this contest sis whether this court In
the matter of contest of election can 90 De.
hind the returns of the judges Of election
TO ascertain the candidate for whom alleged
Illegal voters cast their votes" 80. .,.s,. -.ar
liz "These views satisfy my mind that the
Legislature did not intend any investigation
behind the ballot
..My opinion Is, therefore. that SO much
Of the answer of the respondents as sets up
the claim that Illegal and fraudulent votes
were cast at. the election Is improper, and
should be rejected" aar -. ''2 -. ..'.''A''
- This doctrine applies TO the commissioners
Of election with more force than to COURTS OF
tipcficp -
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.nH- FULL-WIDTH rBLEACHEO = aud
5 GNBLEACHED COTTON sHEETNes &c
.rUE 1oei RHr Sff' PnLow-cAsE COTTON a.
wsMSuiTa COTToN at lac. per yard; y
DAVOL COTTON at / 2kc per yara I,,rr,,>y :.
IL BLEACH SD CoIioS. AZ AZ
AJIBfRE A.BLEACHED COTTON atlos;.
GG6O YARD-WIDE BLEACHED CUTToN at
UNBiEAcHEn CorToNs st 6a, 81, 10, aud
we Sep ali Of me leading brands Of BLEACHEtlDC
f6SSDk GAMBRIC at l6Hc. per yard at
IpNSD " 70 = - Levy BROTHERS..
Look at our LEATHER-LINED sATCHELS a
81 worth 81 So ~ @ - no
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MARRIAGES.

.a..r,ra nm the 28th ofSeptember. az tns resi-
aamne M the brides father T. T. Butler by Or a:
Gfr RiaSsoe. Miss KATE K. BUTLEk 70 CHAhLf 70
+ BURGES; all Of this city. No cards:
married. on Tuesday, oc.ober s6 19 RsS a. the
.s sndes Miss &: JEaNNEfE itEHls r. aaugh-
ter OF the late Joseph Milhiser.i Fsq Il ml.
CHARLES HUTzLER; all OF inc CITY u iA's =
' Married, october %, s75. at the Msnchss,esr
Baptist church, by kev.o D; b. Winfrse, M q III
CRAIG :both OF Manchester, va. o., ff., ASST
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ME- CLOAKS! CLOaKSi =! tCLOA I! I!
Seventy STYLES Of CEOAKS from four Of the
. largest manufactures In New York. and a large
. ass 'rrmen: of 10 PORTED CLOAKS from 50
I'm SS0., a4EJBtIiET ,F-.sSh ~ = stt
WATEK-PRoaF CLoAKs for ladies and children
at low prices; ,,I.4,Y y,cirs,,;r;rs3 s5f.lsffgt
COSTHMEs for ladies ia great variety at all
CANTON, FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS
a f hGr's assoTfment of CAaBRTC COTTON. and
LINEN UNDERGRADUATES for ladies' at
80 "a tag .,trtfii r.gIhYY BROTHE 4
.TWo-BUTTON KID GLOVES at 81. no2
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A PropOsasi TO Take Care of COntribu
- taOns for the CcRsauniaI.

80 I4OAkS IOf the ScRk&Alu1Hl. .r...
Editors Of the Dispatch !: il
In this mornings Dispatch we have read
with pleasure IAN article headed "The Cen.
tennial," advocating the adoption of eff.
Gent measures to have the resources, and
especially the mineral resources, ,of Virginia
we'll represented, at the exposition in Phila.
delphia next gear. Impressed with the
great importance Of bringing eur hidden
wealth to the notice Of those beyond the
combines Of our EtRte limits, we conceived in
September last che idea Of sending collec-
ton Of specimens of ores of yarsoHs kinds
to the exposition Of the Tradesmea9s Hodus.
trial Institute now dss!den al Pittsbafgh, Pa.
An appeal was made through the columns
of the press Of this otis to those who felt an
interest 10 the subject TO send US specimens
suitable for eXhibitaan; and although the
notice required them tosBe brought In within
one week frsm its Publication we seenTsd
quite good collection 81 iron, copper, SD
yer, lead, coas, coke, &c, which our BIZ.
Chaftia took 10 Pittsburgh, and bad on the
Rair-Grounds nearly ten dags. and which st.
tracted much attention, and elected fron
the press of Pennsylvania the compliment
Of being "the fssst collection or minerals
atthe exposition. .,sg,q.iz b II
IL SO much can be accomplished 10 so short
q tirae ss 70 deserve such esMpiiment from
such sources Ia, the great mineral Key stone
State, what msy we Rot hops for if timely
and efficient measures be taken fy the SIate
authorities 70 secure representation at the
!" Centennial Exposatios:g s. e n
Ia order that no time Glay be last in walt
Ing FOX: the preparation Of official Reasnres
looking TO The accom- iishnentof this jsct,
we beg leave TO say tnas we offer to the pub
He asd 70 the State our serviees aGd our
office as q repository for the reception oil:
rainersltto DO exhibited at The Cen,esoiaI.
Contributions Of minerals rent TO our oNlee
viii be taken care of and led subject to the
orders OF the stTibators, or delivered 70
The properly cors!itatea State authorities. as
may be desired. Ihe benefits to be derived
oy Virginia from . full display OF her mine.
re- resources can hardly be estimated. 3.
Respectfully, ss<s stet tss.fss ,fsftsi g
~ 49, CRAFTS. STAPLES g. Co. If
HtchHoad, NoEember;3, 1875. ss s;ss4l 81 ~
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:, The subscription 10 The stock Of the Man
haitian Railway Company was all taken 10
New York within an hour after the books
were opened. The railway Of this company
Is TO be elevated, aud its purpose is to afford
transportation to passengers through New
York without the obstruction of conflict with
the vehicles and throngs along the stre.ts
There are to be two or more tracks, and it ls
to be completed from the New York CITY
Hall to Fifty-ninth street in two years. >e;.a
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GOODS! DRESS. GOODS !!
PLkID DRESS GOODS from 1l6H to S5c. per
,EmPRESS CLOTHS In all colors; - -, :,
FRENCH MERINOS, ,CAsHMEsES,an and DkAP
nj AK and coLoRGD SILKS In great variety |;
BLACK aud COLORED iVELYETS and VEL
We. EMS; ~. III
- than ever sc en- before; :. ii,st 1GE.z" - :
PERCALFS, and CA MBkJCS in the latest styles;
rLLIDCLOAKINGS in great variety ut great par
i, It would be vel. to examine our DREss-GooDS
STOCK before making your purchases: -. -, ~
Fan not to see our T WO-BUTToN KID GLOVES
20 at 81 per pair. .2agJ ." - 'i=a ~ no I
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DEATHS.

MED At her residence on Twenty :afth street, on
the Sd or November. 1 s75. at 12:16 O'Clock; mrs.
. r. Moo RE- wife of the laie Captain r. u. Moore'
In the FORTY. eighth year Of her age. -: t,,.,,.s
Her funeral WIN take place from the Trinity Ne g.
thodst Episcopal church THIS a. hursossI At
rces are respectfully invited to attend.
Beitimore, w ashinKtop, and Stauuton, va, pa
pers please copy. ytittbT go !.5t
Died. In this city THURSDAY evening 0cI8per Z9'
az .7sesi son of Jane e. and the late "a yin Nd
TsyIor of Staunlon, Va, in the THIRTEEN ye'r OF
his age. .,,,,
TsTes Mrs MARY =, FINNES, copsort OF Ed
ward ". Finpey, formerly Of thisGi,y., a.s ~ =.
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diase.resnmption people hare gained any /.
Thing for the Democratic partys All .ne'l
.aoors have but swelled the ranks o. .ns
Republican party. They have served mann a,
mon ], more faitheally .haa they have served ','
their country, and therefore have oat V. ~
creased the poHer!of the party whose col' '
taptiens last year. caused political reSoiu.
t,on tks ike Of which never before occurred
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"a clerks or Courts,

orrIcE ,oes CLEss or.Horas or pEIssafE
RsoaaosD, Novemb Der y, 1870;
By refsrencs TO pages 1o!o ana '..; so'r =,
Code 1873, It will be seen tnas e.ea - r ~
Court of Appeals and Grcul. oo sns state ~
sus,n.s ~ ~ their respective courts, &C.. 10
form there prescribed. Reports reas sd -
ma hv f1he Goth instant will be embraced u ~
Wy iasspess - j. BELL BIGdER,a 2
CLERK of House Of Delegates.
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81. s-a'sr,-sr- 4
E1AA.LaSldaM.

by eIrFr9os Foads, !, November I, 1875.
aaitor.of The Richmond dispatch. 81 \ 's IS I
!. Dear sir,-Will you be-so kind as TO give
" sae plal IS prescribed BY law for putting In
nIsh.iaddersIn the different rfYers IA the State,
I've seen no gentleman that understood how
Eaey 91ys:so Re Put In. TAsre haYe been
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nIsAsH.RIBBONsl sAsH.RIBBONs!
GRUS-GRA SASH-RIBBONS, in new shades, at
go, 75c., ann 81 per ard;
- RON. seven inches vide, at SOC. worth 81. %;
ROMAN SbSH-RIBBoNS. all silk. seven inches
, wide 75c. werth $1.25 per yard;
PLAID NECK. RIBBONH,a all silk, at 10 and 12hc.
u worth 20 and Csc per yard; ~ sG, if.2, ),
GRoS-GR BAN RIBBONS In all widths and quail
ties at = - - : - LEV BROTH ERS .
Our. KID GLOVES two buttops, at 81 are the
best yet for the price. no2
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no ladders put in our strea, iis have si. oh's
talked abonsis. Very Tespcetfuily,
s %. l EssA = ~ !,
ANSWER. Code Of Virginia. chsp'sear loe !,
p sas sl7, sections 54to 30, sill give Jou al
the Information that We hayeson the-sao'ees'
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We are indebted to Senator JOHNSTON, Of
Virginia, for the Report OF the Select Com
mittee on Transportation Routes to the Sea.
board and the evidence taken before the
committee -. - &c -
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! spEgraI. FosTcEs.


er WHY DO PEOPLE RUSH FOE
sYoLE BRofHsRs, DRY aooi,s sroHE For
the simple reasca that th selling greater Dsr.
gains than ever. They have tust received their
fourth supply of -WIsTERg GOODS. amongst
Which ara the following bargains:
L Large eBED-BLANKETs rom % upto q 8 8
IAN IS per cent below their value; ~ ~
The larges. stock OF LADIES' and MISSES
1 SsHAwLs ever shown IN this city. at lower
prices than ever;
Just look at our seventy hve.cent REVERSIBLE
= (large-sfzeI sHAwI4--vorth fully q. 80; 80
CARPETS. oIL-oLoTHs, RuGs-a very large
assortment at oil prices; -
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS for Ia
dies and misses at one half Of their values
BUSHES in afty different styles;
hid GLOVES I'm one, two, and three buttons, in
[ all the fashionable styles;
L1slE-THREAD and BERLIN GLOVES and
iGAUNTLETs; . ~
LADIES, and MISSES STRIPED HOSE sst.
Embroideries and Cotton Trimmings at less than
manufacturers prices; Table and Piano sovers
very chesp 7 idies in one hundred different pat
torns Ladies Merino Vests at SOC. worth 81 large
line OF GentIemen,s Furnishing Goods lo
OF pure Linen Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs at 19c
worth s7Xc. remnants of Irish Linens; remnants
of Black Velvet en- Towels, Napkins, and Doy-
lies; Bleached and Brown Damasks; Fruit-cioths
at astonishlngiy low prices; Lace Curtains at re-
duced prices ...t.~.- , -nt .st II
CORsETs .CoRsETsr CoRsETs i've have
the largest stock of Corsets in the city, from SOC
up to 95 per pair. ljnss \ q ct'~ ,s':s:' -
Don't fail to look at our stock Dtfore PURCHASING
esewh ere. ri .ga2 ne;.at: ~ a& t"s -. =
1 In Dress Goods we have all the latest styles II
Plain, Mixed, and Plaid, from 12Hc. up to 81 pei
4 j. =
yard; Navy-Blue and Seal Brown 1Cachemeres q
soc. worth Soc; 100 pieces Tycoon Reps in; en-
tifely new patterns; Black Cachemeres at u,
81 rs, s15o, 81 49, and 90 per yard; large stock
of Mourning Goods at very low prices. ,,.,..
+ BLACK ALPAcAs! BLACK ALPAcAst-
Black Aleacas at 20, 25, 80, 45, so, go, 10, Soc.
and IL per yard. 8. ,2,..a...'.r Z J, III. n,
You can save from 10 to IS cents per yard by
calling and examining our stock. Don't fall y
FLANNELS. FLANNEbs! F ANNEL :
FlanneJs In white, red, yellow, blue plain, ant
twilled, from 25e. up; Plain, Plaid, and Striped
Opera Flannels at so and 75c. per yard. -
Water-Proors in all, coIors; our Cashmere de
partment complete from 25c. UP to SO per yard
call and examine It; India-Rubber Blankets Quilts
In white and colored; Comforts. at lower price.
than any where else in the city; FIVE cases new
Prints Just opened; Knitting Cotton tbeaehed an
unbleached) and Cotton Yarps in all Nos. 80.
~ NAcHISE.oIL! MACaTNE-NE;EDL LIE 4
| A large stock of Brown and Bieached cottons
sheetIpss and Pfllow-Case Cottons Of the bes
brands at less than marked price; Knit Jackets II
all sizes, very cheap ."-.@ .s-'H! 80
!, T ONT fail to examine our stock before buying
elsewhere, as you can save money by doing so. -
~. sl@,1-;sa sYCLE BROTHERS.
10y ~ . ... 80 429 Broad street, Z.
mol between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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NT MERINO and. WOOL SHIRTS and
~ DRAWERS for men, womeni boys, and girls,
HAKFSssTi issHiAwLs; jackets, with and
NUBiAS,, HOODS, HIGGINS !. HOODS and
+" GAPS, at l.hVY BROTHERS..
Look at our two button KID GLOVES at $la
pair. ~ .3tGIf 14f: tr'.vtT = ,'G!b'i 5>sno
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f'yylREE;AlT. REpUCTIoN In PRICE OF

GREAT. REDUCTION I'm PRICE OF
'.@'E DRY GOODS, i, 49, agr
II you want to save money golto .f3fr.
800 COURTNEY & .PoWELL'st /, hi II
to buy your goods. Notice the followips bargains,
which are only q fsw Of the many vhish they have:
ANDROsCoGGIN BLEACH COTTON, 10c, ia
.WAMsCTTA BLEACH COTTON. 14c.; III
All BLEACH aad BROWN COTT0Ns, SHEET.
I INGS, &C., retafled at wholesale prices;
Just received large and handsome lot of PLAID
DRESS GOODS, which viii be sold ut bottom
I tprice;iG.t 1919 nas Drb, IN 'rsS:sii 1870
BL EACH TABLE.DAMAsK.e2 kc!: ftst. ~ z
LINEN ELS, '75e. per dozen;
BALMORAE SKIRTS, 75c.;t
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES; two sbuttons), 81 ;
READY.MADE SUITS, BE worth s25; !, g..5s$g
The largest stock OF CLOTH CLOAKS III the city,
|. cheaper than can he bought elsewhere; IS
UNBLEACHED KNIrTIN G COTTON,' sec. per
|, pound. ETSi iElCOURTNEY q POWELL, =,
T. -2b sIe .:3EG;2a f..ass& SIG Broad street .
|. Use the aFRANK BEsLIE ~ PATTERNS. p .is
&C 70 3t=F; y. '~.-f"srfEs 80 @sESt.t +sLl3 "a
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HUDGINs, GeRDo 81 Co,
v g es1s
WILL OPEN ON MoEDAY!MoRNING,

/ /. WILL OPEN OK MONDAYMORNING,
sit NOVEMBER 1sT, gs3fT
another fresh assortment OF PLAID DREsS
GOODS atPRIczs LOWER fBAv xvBR s1
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and VIRGINIA CASS1.
MERES at prices to snitevery one
large assortment Of RIBB0Ns in all the new and
desirable ehades and widths; IT ii fsss.
NewCLOTH CLOAKs, SHAWLd2 BOULEVARD
and BALMOBAL SKIRTS, &C.; 10
4 complete assortment Of UNDERWEAE forI Ia
dies, gentlemen, beys, and misses; IA
Novelties in TIES, RUFFs, COLLARS, COLLAR
ETTES, Be-, received daily; y. 81 Il
DOMESTICs and STAPLE GOODS received by
every steamer, and which We win sell At marke
= prices. q: 49, >i'sifslsli - no j
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MASONIC aGoTlCE.-The mem. a.
NG beers of JOPPA, LODGE No. 4Oi VIII KE
attend called meerpg. at =: Albans Aaii.m
THIS Ey kNlNG at g O'Clock Tor ~ork. M;tnS -
be present. BY order of he ": NJ. noy .:
.fs - Socrotary
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fMONTICELLO- HALL. s6lag Broad :ea

lMONTICELLOs BALL, y 613 Broad IA
~ street, has been Beautifully tfresceed Xxx
appointments; suitable for EaIis. sGirpeS. Gsaas
prsysie par. 49, dSc and can be RI FEE
~ JAZZ, bresd street reasonahia terms.
/ pROFEssOR HENRY E.L AIIRWs ~.
.f.avy.s u A1.sIias3sMY.oE DANEING ro.. as3sS
re SLs.,I MALE STgREg ss asss IsH b ssa:ss&Ai
IAYa DE IulTiof Ladies' mfssas, and. hnssters..
WeDNEs .'A9 and SATURDAY AFTRRNdoNS
AyEaiAGs II 7;5e o,slvsk. ocl2.am S
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ANNUAL MEETING. The annual
N MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS of the
kICHM0ND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
T(yAiAC RAlLbOAD COMPANY will be held on
WEDNESDAY the 7rh day Of November, I 875,
at the Office Of tile company, in the city Of k1ch-
mond, at IL O'Clock NJ. b. WINSTON,
no 2.fd IL secretary. Of