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The Holy ScRIpTUREis prism by which
the heavenly light is separated into it's va
rious rays; but these rays all converge and
meet again in the Cross of Christ.
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SCIENCE has no faith-begetting power
Therefore Christian faith should not rest
upon scholastic wisdom, but on the power of
God renewing his heart.-Heubner.
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AS sins proceed they ever multiply, and
like figures in arithmetic, the last stands for
more than all that went beforeit.
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FROM RICHMOND.

GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.-On
~ and.after MARCH'2lst 1875, passenger trains
will run as folows
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NOTICE.-Tbe members OF LOGE ~
~ FRANCAIsE. Nj. So. are hereby sum- AE
moned TO meet at their lodge-ronn, Washnkt 10 nav
the last sad tribute of respect to our. deceased
brother, Worshintu PETERFIEID 1RENI., NJ he = !.
beers OF sister lodges are fracrnaliy lhftea " az
'eha' bS oi'ei u WILLIAM LOvEHSTEIN,
ooon1,* Secretary pro ten.
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5000 yards BLACK, and COLORED DRESS
GOODS at 6ac. per yard worth 20 10 3oc.'
cases CALICOES at 6ac. worth to lOc.;
A large lot of BLACK ALPACAs at auction
prices;
BLACK ALPACA at 22c. worth 3oc..at 30c
worth 37c, and at 33c. which Is the best ever
sold heretofore Mt 42c.;
Also, SILK LUSTREs- some Nos. at nearly bali
their general value
BLACK TURIN TAMI5E at ACC. heretofore sold
AT 75c.;
IRISH POPLINS ut 65c. worth 81;
IRISH POpLINs at 81 worth So;
BLIGHT PLAlDS at zoe. worth 40c.;
BLACK CASHMEREs at &c. worth s1.2O, at
$l.15wor $40;
ALL-WOOL TAMISE At Csc. cheap at*l:
DRAP D'ETE, AUSTRALIAN ChEPES, EN-
- PRESS CLOTHS. and other mourning goods
at much below the general market rate. Z
z In COLOgED DRESS ,GOOUS COHEN BRO
THGES have one of the largest In this city,
BLACK SILKS at all prices. See, their particular
quality at $l.37 worth So;
One OF the largest varieties Of COLOktD SILhS
in this city; - a..u.
ENGLISH TREBLE GRAPE at 50 40 worth Sc;
Also, GRAPE Wells In all qualities at less than
the general price;
GRAPE COLLARS at zoe. worth 40c., at so and
60c. worth from Fl to 1925;
Another large lot Of ladies' REVERSIBLE
SHAWLS a. 75c. worth $3.50;
Misses, SH AVIS at 32r., reduced from SOC.
COHEN BROTHERS have every variety of UN-
DERWEAR for indies, men, and children. ~.
4 large variety of CASsIMERHS and CLOTHS for
mems and boys wear: f..
TABLE UIi.-CLOTHS reduced so per cent.
COHEN BROTHERS,
305 Broad street,
between Third and Fourth streets.
Closed SAT URDAYS. DC ~
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II Was Notable

That during the rtiuious amongst the
survivors of The Army Of Northern Virginia
that when BRADLEY T. JouSsoN's name was
mentioned, or whenever he spoke, the assem-
blace paid him tue most marked respect,
and often complimented him with thunders
of applause. He was often complmented by
sneakers. General EARLY spoke Of him as q
good and brave man always in the fore.
front of fight" when those who are now re-
wiling him here were ut home and out Of
danger. The plaudits of brave soldiers who
had seen the man they honored in the midst
OF battle, and knew his brave demeanor in
rcrillipc his life for the South, was some
thing indeed to be proud OF.
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Whose Cause is at stake2

TIE cause for which Senators WITaERs
and JOHNSTON, General JuBAL a. EARLY,
Hon. THOMAS WITHSTAND, and others, spoke
a, the meeting held in trent of FoRp's Hotel
on Wednesday evening last, is the cause OF
the people Of Virginia. When our northern
brethren tell us that our cause in the late
war was bad one; that ours were not great
generals; aud that our own posterlty VIII
agree with them in these opinions
we OF the South arc wont 10 reply
You are in error: not we. lou are
mistaken: not we. The British people
arc separated from US by distance, and are
therefore, the truest living eXponents OF
what will be the opinions of men VINO VIII
he separsted from US by time" We thus
learn from England what We may expect to
be che conclusions of our children as to the
late war betwcen the States. A contest Is
now g,ing on 10 this city. The great mass
Of the Conservative people are Oh one side.
All the men of note in the party give their
voices, as they will give their votes, in be-
half OF the regular nominees OF the Conserya-
tive party. Look around you and ask whe-
Their there is amongst the boilers single man
whom you have known as worker In the
Conservative ranks. Go to the boilers meet
ipgs, and see whether you recognize their
two speakers os loyal Conservatives. Where
is CRuArf Where is STILES! Where is
WALKER Guy: MEREDITH? GILMAN:
DooLEY? PEYroN WISE? JOIN CLAl-
BORNE? T. ". MCCANcE? KELLEY:
Orlp? J. r. ANDERSON: In q Woro'
whcr. are one and all Of the men who ralIied
TO the rescue of this city in 1869, in 1917
and ever since when her Interests were IN
dsncer? We need not answer. Everybody
can answer for himself. But as we started
to say, the boilers appeal from the decision
Of these men. and declare that they are MIS-
taken. Let us appeal, then, TO old 'oBAL
EARLY. 10 BOB WIrHERs, to senator JOHN
sroS. and to all the true-hcarted Vlrg'nlans
throughout the State, who are far enough
from Richmond to be beyond the influence
of local prejudices and personal jealousies.
What say they: Their answer was
given at the meeting on Wednesday night.
They advise us to bury all differences ana
rally TO the support of the nominees OF the
Conservative party. They tell US that the
eyes OF the whole State are upon us, and that
bad example here will have bad followers
throughout the old Commonwealth. Let
lis heed these words Of wisdom. Let us lay
aside all petty prejudices, all personal ohjec-
tons, and whatever else has tendency
to lead Us away from our true and tried
party-aSscciates, and rally to the sup
port Of the grand Conservative party
which has preserved this honored. old
Commonwealth from the fate of Louisiana.
How any man can fail to be convinced that
he is wrong when lie sees all the leaders OF
the Conservative party throughout the State
arrayed against him and bis boiling allies, is
more than we can understand. Let every
good Conservative join the company COM
nanded by WRITER'S and EARLY.
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A TMEAIsE &'BAKsR's DRUGSTORE.

CUTTERS PockET-INHaaERs, fdrrse cure, Of
bronchitis, scTe-tliroat, So;
ENGLISH LUNs-PRoTECToRs, ,doab,e and an.
gle. to prevent consumption;
GARRETT's ELECTRIC DISKS, fo- tie cure %
nervousness, palsy, &C.;
The GALvANo-sARADIC BATTERIES of al
sizes and latest Improvements;
VOLTAIC ARMADnLo SoLES, BANDS, g..
for the cure of cold feet, neuralgia, &C.,;
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANS and CUSHIONS, for
invaliGs:
TRUSsES OF HARD RUBBER, imperslous to
perspiration or water-wl out.wear auvo,her:
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, for vasicose yeias,
weak joints, &C.;
LADIES' SUPPORTERS of the best patterns;
SHOULDER-BRACES,fo for boys and girls
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists.
&C 19.2w 919 Main street.
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spEtrsL xsrIzCEs.
M rHE GREAT WONDER

oFTHE AGE
Is exhibited at
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Colonel KNIGHT, impressed with the old
adage that one could easily beat ttoo in pc.
litcal contest, imagined bis conquest over
JOHNSON and TANNER to be easy; but he
found that be was laboring under delusicn
aud cried out fraud" Discovering that the
bull of his adyersaries had gored bis OK he
changed his mind. " The case being altered,
alters the case"
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In Baltimore the Independents, or bolt
ers, joined the Radical party and supported
ths Radical nominee. And yet these per
Sons called themselves Relormers." "Re-
form" is the deceptive phrase adoped by
persons whose real OBJECT is to reform Others
out OF the offices they covet. That's the ex,
tent Of the ''reiorm."
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INFERNO AND ALL-WOOL
"te5Eto UNDER EAR.

LADIES' MERINO anS ALL-W0OL VESTS and
DRAWERS, all.qual.sies; 'ttSs.it ars.I
:GENTLEMEE's MERFN0. and ALL-woOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHILDREN'S MERIN0' and ALL-WOOL
4 SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities
LADIES', CENT? EAfEN'S, and CHILDREN's
: NERINO aud ALL-WoOL HOSE a.,d HALF
HOSE. t4 t>i
The only house III the city where fun line Of all
qualities and sizes of above goods can be found.
CoURTNET& POWELL,
SIS Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
FRANK LESLIE's PATTERNS-are the most
reliable oc23
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DEATRss.

r,eiI. nj his rrs,dencc. No. 7o1 Marshall street
tsr,oher ap,h. DIR. PETERFIELD SIR shI5; a t
Hgtc-oGc year,. 1ss.sS3 !, .,.,.;.,,.,,
f'IIis fSaiu,snay} AFTERNOON AT 3 oclcrh.
Friends ant: acquanlances arc respectfully lhvi,eo
20 attend.
Died at his f4Ihers residence No IL easy Saha.
SMITH, the son Of Wesley n. and Emily w.
smth: aged nine months,
|" Fright morning star, just rose on ear,h
-s. Has set TO rise IN Heaven.
,nvi;sd TO attend his fuGcrai THIS Saturday.
MORNING at 10 o'clock.
Washington Star please copy.
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TTNDTNE TEMPLE OF HONOR, -
M o-You are fraiernally requested Hall
10 attend meeting of Your Temple THIS M
Saturday, EVs MING at O'Clock to pay II Il
the last sad tribute Of respect TO our de-
ceased brother PETHRFIFLD TRENT,
Ill d. Brethren Of sister lodges are fraterGal'y re-
uuestcd to meet with uS.
By order Of the W. G. t..
oe on IL. JOHN r. ". GIBSON. VS.. &.
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Senator WITuERs, in his speech the other
night, gave some capital advice against in.
ternal divisions. Conquest of divided peo.
pie was always an easy matter. lie quoted
from history cases to show this, aud to show
further that the party that might be consid.
cred In the light OF Independents were prone
TO look 10 the enemy for'support.
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THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.
HALLS COMBINATION

This brilliant combination of dis in"uiShcd dra-
matte artists. numbering thiiiy persons. VIII APP
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DRY 4ss,l,ajs.
4REAT REDUeTIoN us pR1eE on

Great REDUCTIONS liz PRICE OF
DRY GOODS.
II yor want to save money 40 to
COURTNEY POWELL,s
10 buy your goods. Notice the following bargains,
which are only few of the many which they have
ANDRosCOGGIN BLEACH COTTON, 10c.:
WAMsCTTA BLEACH, COTTON. 14c.; ii
All BLEACH and BROWN COTT0Ns, SHEET
1NGs, &C.. retailed at wholesale prices;
Just received large and handsome lot OF PLAID
DRESS GOODS, which win be sold ut bottom
price:
BLEACH TABLE~DAMASK, G2Hc.:
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF YS, 75c. per dozen
BALMORAL SKIRTS, 75c.;
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES 1.-TWO buttons), 81 !;
READY-MADE SUITS, sls worth s25;
The largest stock Of CLOTH CLoAks iu the city
cheaper faan can be botyht elsewhere;
USBLEACHED KNITTFEG<CUTTON, gee. per
pound. COURTNEY G. POWELL, ),
S75 Broad street.
Use the FRANK LESLIE " PATTERNS.
a. Oc %
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DAULLINIA AND GUARANA pow

DERs and FLUID EXTRACT,
for the cure of headache, neuralgia, Co..
PAsTILLEs of the WATERS of EMS, for the cure Of
bronchial affections;
NATURAL MINERAL WATERS. from EUROPE.
FRENCH FFFERv EsCEST CARBONATE OF LIruIA;
LERA'S PHOSPHATE OF IROS-French
DUSART'S SYRUP LACTO. PHOSPHATE OF LINE;
AUBERGIER'S SYRUP oF,LACTUCARIUM;
CHAssAIGS's VINE OF PEpSIN and DrAsrAsE:
LEvAsSUER's TUBES FOR ASTHMA;
HIMROD'S CURE FOR ASTHMA;
EsPIC'S CIGARETTES FOR ASTHMA;
DATCRA TATULA FOR ASTHMA:
GREEN-MoUNTAIS CURE FOR ASTHMA:
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS French anu English;
COLoGSES-K losterfrauiand Farinn's;
TOILET SOAPS, for winter use, at all prices;,
HAIR-BRUSIIES and COMES In great variety;
ToOTH-BRUSHES. OF our own imporatl0n;
BATHISC+-s PoNGES. Of all sizes:
CARBoLIC MOUTH WASH to Gisinfect the breath;
SAPoNINE DEN1IFRICE, 10 whiten the teeth:
FRENCH CHOCOLATE WITH EXTRACT OF BEEF-an
efficient and ralatable article Of diet In debility.
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
oc l9.2w 919 Main street, Richmond "a.
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MT BREEDEN & TALLEY,
No. 407 BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH,
invite attention to their and well selected stock
of DREsS-TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, and FANCY
GOODS, They also keep
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CORSETS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
ZEPHYR WORSTED,
GERMANTOWN WOOL,
KNITTING-YARNS,
KNITTING-CUYTON.
They GALL special attention 70 their stock OF L&-
DIES; GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S Nv
DERWEAR.
All of the goods III their lire sold at the very low
est prices. ,,
Stamping and fine Needlework done. Eusesia
Spool-S tlk-strongest and best.
or sa.Gf BRkEDEN & TALLET.
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Use the . FRANK LESLIE " PATTERNS.
Oc 90
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~ METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOClEl IA Special meeting Of this Society will
be held al the German Mission church, Leigh street
near First. Sunday afternoon at 81 o'clock. Int
resting addresses and other exercises may be eX-
pec,cd. a. J.. WEST. President.
CHARLES 4. RADY, Secretary.
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Let us remember the condition o. the city
under the CHAHooN administration. 1t was
fearful! period. Let us remember that if
the BOXERS succeed IN dividing the Conser'
vativc party we Shall have Radical rule once
more. Defend yourselves, citizens, defend
your government, nay, your homes and
very helrthstones, from calamity such as
this. Sand by the Conservative party and
It's aominees and such fate will be avoided.
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Virginia expects every man to do his duty.
Ask HANGER, SHEFFEY, PAGE, CUMMINGS,
SMITH, LETcHER, DANIEL, and all the rest Of
our country friends. Your duty is to vote
next Tuesday for the regular nominees OF
the Conservative party.
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TuISE, If you feel satisfied in your own
mind that you are engaged in AUDIBLE
work when you are opposing the nominees
of the Conservative party, we have nothing
TO say except that we are sorry LOT you.
But il you are not yet so blind that you can.
no, see the truth, we counsel you to "fal'
into line" The Conservative party needs
all lis good soldiers,
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II tie supporters of the Independents had
an o,ince Of judgment to g pound of passion
we should have calm and satisfactory cleo.
tion. L. is sad fact that they have not.
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ne THE SEMI-AENUAL NJ Ass.
M a isrING OF PresbyteriaH Sunday schools will be
held on Sunday alta z. NJ. IN Or. READS church. The
teachers and children will meet this Saturday
afternoon at the same place to sirg.
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DOVE & DAY,
AT THEIR PHARMACY,
coRSse Or Trrsn AND MAIN SWEETS.

conSse or Trf-sn AND MAIN STREETS,
offer to the public fuis and complete a.,or,ro,.
OF standard FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMEpIi.
CAN MEDICINES and CHEMICALS. S,,tails
frgm the mos. reliable sources. 10 which We aTs
DIZZY adding nil new pharmaceutical preua 49,
as ftfey appear as well az '"ons
SURGICAL kPPLIASCES.
Popular PATENT MhDIEfSFB
Elegant TOILET ARTICLES for brb.ts .,o
SOLID IVORX -BACR HAIR.BK USHEs, of h,,,,,.
tfui, chasie Eatterns: - Z. - - - pes'u'
S0IpD IVORY Tt,ILET.CO
Elegant HASD-&5RRORs. al sizes-of oxxd,,.,,
s!rer. crystal ssass, wits wainu,, ebony, and
TORTOISE SHELL and IVORY pIyy- coNps.
EleeansCUT- CRYSTsh FLacOSs sSJ
s, IEAGRETTE5; 'Lo
CUT CRTSTAL TOEL T'SETS:
DECORATED and CUT TOILET SETS.
Choice selected ODORS, Id elegant 81 pIss ~ Limit,
Gueriah, ConcarJs Chardesa-,ncs; noted j.,
Delicious FRENCH aud ENGLISH SOAPS !,
great yartety; r,~''' 'a
HAIR, CLOTH. NAIL and TOcqa-BYS-suFs
elegant patterns, In great variety 1850
Together with = host 0y6tlicr ariicicsourr ,y,,,r
ed at Drugstore. For sse on Iibera, terms
JOHN f. DOVE
oc 26-4t WILLIAM G, Dry
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NE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Twelfth and Broad strects,.- Rev. f. y. WINKLER'
u. d., of Alabama. al IL A. N. and Up. u. The
anniversary sermon before the Women's Mission
AIRY Society of Richmond.
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Are Colonel KNIGHTS services of more
value to the people of Richmond than is
the Conservative purity or the State Of Vir-
winia
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M FRIENDS.-A general meeting Of
tie Societ, of Fticnds viii be held 1T their meeting
house, on Clay etrcet above Fist, commencing to.
morrow and continuing for several days. Services
Il, IL =. ". aud 1870 Z. 81 each day. STANLEY Pun
FREY. of England: Dr RHODES. Of Philadelphia:
awd other distinguished ministers in the Society
will he present.
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EFT THIRD PR ESD T Err A n
CHURCH BROAD street between Twenty-dfth aud
twenty .sixrh) Preaching on Sunday at IL A. NJ.
and TX r.. N. by The paster-elect, Rev. W. n.
SCOTT Seats free
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M SERVICES UNDER THE AU-
spices of The Young Meu's Christian Association Oh
Sunday October 3Ist at city and county jails and
renlh ana Byrd streets at 4:30 T. nj.
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Efy SECOND 2 II E S p Y T L Il A n
CuURClIjDr. uogcs,.-Thc only service in this
church tomorrow will be in The morning at IL
O'Clock. The church will be closed in the after
noon in consequence of the Union Snnday-School
meeting IN the Gracc.S.rcct church.
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DOPELAR PRICES.
WILL OPESOS

wEwILL oPESoS.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %,
an entire new line Of PLAID POLONAI5E and
OvER-SKIRT SUITINGs, with material FOR the
UNDER-SkIRTS to matcl-al In the CHOICEST
and NEWEST CONDENSATION. of SHADES
ALSO,
New BLACK CAsHaIERES, ALPACAs, MO.
HAIRS, SC.
ALSO,
A fine assortment of FANCY CASSIMEi.ES' and
SUITISGS.. ...
ALSO, G
New housekeeping goods, In TABLE-DAaSASKS,
TAB1INGS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, &C.
ALSO,
New CLOAkS in great variety.
We Invite visitors to our State Fair 10 give lis a
look as we offer none but FIRST-CLAsS GOODS at a
very small profit.
'" .HUDG1NS, GORDON eco.
oc % 1913 Main street.
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IF REV. 5. a. STEEL will preach at
Eruad-Strcct Methodist church on Sabbath next
3Ist instant. at l O'Clock A. NJ. and 7:45 L. NJ.
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E5f~ SEVENTIES rREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH The pastor having returned: viii
u,ea,.r ALL A. N. Kew. Il. L. COLEMAN at 1880
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ne FAIR-BARGAlNS,
FAIR-GooDs,
FAIR-rEOPLE.
The headquarters for CHEAP GOODS and great
bargains is ut
WILLIAM THAI MER's,
COL BROAD STREET,
where you can get more goods and the best goods
for the least money in the city.
Persons visiting the city during Fair week will
find it to their advantage to give me call before
buying elsewhere, as have one OF The hest and
cheapest stocks CT DRY GOODS In the city
Plaid DRESS GOODS, all styles and colors,
from l5c. to 60c. per yard;
SOLID and STRIPED DRESS GOODS from zoe,
to 81 per yard;
BLACK ALPACAs from csc. 10 II per yard
MERINOs, CASHMERES, DELAINES, &C., very
low;
COTTONS, FLANSELS, SIIEETINGS, and other
DOMESTIC GooDs-all TO be sold at New
York prices;
CAsslMERES, WATERPROOFS, BEAVERS
CoLoRED FLANNELs, BLANKETS
QUILTS, SHAWLS, SIX IRTS, &C., at astonish
ingly low prices;
5000 dozen LACE and MUSLIN NECK-RUFFs
at SC. worth 15c.;
s, 600 pair KID GLOVES from 75c. to s2-extra
good;
Five thousand other articles very cheap, which II
will pay You to call and buyat
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
oc 25-dts COL Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
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Ma GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH
LEIGH street near Eirstl.-t1 A. NJ. preaching by
Rev. r. y. :. BLoGG TX Z. ~. Rev. &. MEYER.
Suncay .scliool Union meeting al * Z. ~.
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Closed SAT
NJ ATTENTION ! ATTENTION

ngy- ATTENTION ATTENTION
SDecial attention IS called of the people visiting
the city during The Fair week 10 the popular aud
magnificent DRY.GOODs ESTABLISHMENT OF
4o9 BROAD street, between Fourth and Fifth
stress
They will be able to accommodate thousands of
customers by their reinforcement OF Gle Ks.
They will exhibit the following goods this week
Reantifu, DKESS Gcone at zoe worth 25c.;
Handsome REPS PLAID at 25c, never sold less
500 pieces Diagonal and SERGE POPLINs at
soc. per yard worth 40c.;
100 pieces DRESS GOODS of the latest style at
SOC, selling everywhere at Coo;
Look at our TYCOON REPS In entirely new pat
Another lot of those CASHMEREs In drab. navy
blue. and seal brown at soc. PR yard, never Of
fprcd ut less than SOC. hcfote:
Look at cur BOULEVARD SKIRT at 75c. worth
Handsome sh;aH AIL-wooL CASHMERE in all shades
sCARFS in all the latest styles from 10c. up to
GLACK ALPACAs! BLACK ALPACAs!
worth 45c. ut 40c. worth Soc: at soc. would
be cheap ut Csc; at 62!sc' general price 81 per
Handsome siGa BLACK CAsRMEREs from s1.lo to
So.
BED ELANKEfS.
Large size BED BLANKETS at So, $3.50, -, So
&c. *7.*s, anG slO-all thirty per cent. cheaper
Look at our large-size REVERSIBLE SIIAWLS
at 7Jc., regular selling price $3.50.
Finer I'll AVIS accordingly cheap.
Look at our Il ROCHE SHAWLS at $3.50 reduced
from $12; "a.
Our CASSIIERE DEPARTMENT Is complete,
from 25c. pPr yard up TO 50:
Look at our splendid CASSiMERES ut 75c. and 81
per yard worth fully 81 %;
Look ut our ladies' NERINO VESTS at SOC.
worth double The money:
CAKPETS! CARP ETS - CARPETS!! ~
OIL-CLUrHS! OIL-CLDTH- !! OII.-CLOTIISs 3.
RUGS! RuGSu RUGSC.
os o. SYCLE BROTHERS.
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M VENABLE-STREET BAPTIST
notwithstanding at IL o'clock \. y. and at
~ VI. by re- v. a. +. Dickinson, ID. ID. The pro-
tract Il meeting will bc resumed ard go on from
niYht 10 night.