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Of 10 litter definition OF dospotlo power.
.. An incouye1tible currency ID necessarily
fuctuatlug currency. Fsom t!,is Aow consc-
tlueocea which muat ead IN financial disaster.
Of tho War. tho people have lost Thousand
million Of dollars By the instability Of tie CUR
renoY. 10 illustrate. The pscos OF nearly all
cousumablo goods are basod upon = aoln-stsnd.
bio Oh tinle IN coin Of !ts equivalent and. to
cover risk Ut loss by huctuAtlon 0f tho value of
paper currency. hu adds nnt losa than s per
cent to the selling prize OF such goods. Ihia
against i!ucsuntion. aud principally falls on
tho farnot and 3abDEiuK mat. Tic same law ot
ttado governs III caao OF sales OF the sta
plu productions Of tho country Rn1 tho S4imcr
aud producer losos on tho pr1ce OF his yeu.lpla
commodities about tue Same percentage. Thus
thu farming aud productive industtisa OF tho
country aro weighed down BY \ double burden,
caused 4lon0 by luctnatiuK cur1cncy; IN 4
burden , on AL tld. they oo1ns 9 le bu.s"
abIo tint ths annual loss 70 tue people frosn
tllia csnss alono exceeds S100, GOV, 0{a. No peo-
ulu cal, permanently endure such tax upon lta
industres, Nothing but the superior rrodust-
,ycnoss OF tho country could bare 10 loug ell
abiod III to boar shia burden.
0. The power to create Indefinite quAutities OF
iEtodeetusplo cuFTenoy ls 4 standing invitation to
protligate aud dishonest expenditures by tho
uuyetumcut. III time. it would corrupt eyefy
branch OF the public service. Angs Ut lobbyists
aud s],oeulatoEs would infest tho bulls OF csipla-
tio1, Aud s"arma OF plnndareEs and political
vampires would fstton on the sroia of tbs IreaS-
urY Wild aud visionary schemes OF informal
iupspyemsnt would be forced upon tho Guyera-
maut, and ws Ahould aeaiu laya lacYon DAYS
for tic army Of contractors and sFoilamcn Of all
aorta.
system Of ittodeemablo currency. public and pr!-
yata morals xouI1 b0 further dsbaucAal, all
classes Of society would engage lu schoulea OF
speculation. hopluR, i4 The wido aud fsye1is4 cou-
, 1875-10-22

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natl .SixllI EIrFt.si iJstJyl...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

VIRGIN VI HAMs.-We beg oEr friends an
the count ry 10 cure as many hams as they
eau. Corr is abundant. They can make
more profit ont of that large CROP by fatten
ivy hogs and curing good Virginia hams "
thau they eau III any other way. Ne are all
sick of chubby western hanS, with their ele.
phant-like ho :ks-hams the fat Of which is
translucent ancl,oIy to degree that Easkes u
man often wish that they were not en- the
table. Then, too, few OF the paper.ceGered
and cauvased hams ever lose the favor of
mould that envelopes them.
Last winter the re were orders here Cor
Virginia hams fr,om New York and from
London. They cou.'d aot be filled. We un-
derstand the cause Very well. But may
there not BOW be CO ndition of things that
will enable the farnelx to gladden. con-
sumers once more with good, eXquistely-
favored, toottsome bamsf In times Of trial
all men like 10 meet old acquaintance. It's
a pleasure, even though it be dashed with
trace of melancholy. We should certainly,
rs all good people would, We doubt not,
welcome real dainty Old Virginia ham as a
very much esteemed at d genial acquaintance
of other and better days.
Nor let US yet forget the excellent Wiz
ginia middling, which, for boiling with cab.
bage or peas, is not to be excelled; or, for
frying fish or any fresh meat, is better than !
lard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

state Fair-Unveiling of the statuF.
The Governor by proclamation hSe, ", ",
ceremony of The unveiling OF inc s'a'.s W
SrosrwALL JACKSON on The 26:h day OIL w.
,obcr The State. Fair will be ID operation
At ,hs, time, and the opportunity OF oeho'u
,nr the ceremony will be stiIorted to Tue vast
concoursc OF people from diaercnt parts o'
the State tlen drawn together In this Guy
7, will I've a real pleasure to them to TOOK
upon the image Of the man whose memory
is epsh1sned In their hearts.
This interesting occasion will be strong
additional attraction to the people to visit
The State capital at That time, Besides. there
Will be very brilliant military dis
play. The FIRST regiment will tie OF
parade, and sfe splesdid corps of cadets
from the MiRtary Institute, at Lexington
will be here, and willunite with the regimen
In forming enc of the most impressive o
martial arrsSs that we have bad here since
The war.
The President of the Safe Agricultara
Society, speaking for the attractions OF 10
Fair aBa the agricultural meeting, assure
The puk1ic tna. there will tie II greater Assem-
blage Of tire farmers here on the cccasio
than 81 aaysprevious annual Fair. Tue al
tractons outside the Fair are such as WI
uueHestioeabIy add largely to the ru'tltuo
anticipated by Colonel EN1enr. Inc CIT
zsrs wisls certainly have to help in making
croatia BODY OF visitors comfortable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

a RARE THEFT.-A man stole s'oop
laden with oysters in New York harsor on
Saturday last. He waspursued, ana pu.''NS
the sloop before the wind gained 50 aneao
Of his pursue,s that they hail to &c: Inc he'p
Of a steamer to catch him. He struck 'o'
the jersey Flats, and was near them "neh
overbaulcd. Once there they could not nave
pursued him. the water being SO sha''o"'
He resisted, and had to be overcome oS ui''n
force and handcufcd. He gave bis name d.
Drcrsp. He lisa" three.decker" amongst
thieves, When was there theft like 'nls'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

We give this morning some Interesting
sketches from the Red Cloud Agency, where
| the commissioners of the Cover nHient were
for some hours in great peril. There WAS &
plain intention to bring on collision, ano
probably a massacre of the commissioners
For their safety they were Indebted to the
lorecas,e and strategy of a young chief with
The singular name of" YOUNG MAN.AFRAID
OF HIS HnRsss" We Imagine the commits
| sioners were not ct all disposed to object to
the name of thc,2ed man who served them
in the eNigency.
There were some funny names present
There was the .u,OLD. MSx. HIS
Ho RISES y ks san offset 10 the young man timid
abe ut the equines. There were mo
Fla SH." 1.-Two STaiKE" "a younger son oil
old "TEs STRIKE" probably.) and " sIrusG
farLL - and "LIrtLE BIC NAN" &c.
"SPo TIED TssL" and" RED Bee" old ac.
uusiu ancas, were absut. But the fidelity
and or omp.ness of the .>YoUSG- AAN.AFRAiB
oF.Hns.. HORSES" thre wftde owners of the other
rare nat aes il,e thesshaie. He is now the
"eomiug; Iudiap::'
The re- ader sMM Grd among our extracts a
very amu sing sketch OF big " danes''
The aect ,unts from the R.ed Cloud agency
are ret enc oursging concerning the Iarchase
OF the Black Hills. The lIadians are sharp
enoue to bserve that;the white people are
so anxious TO get the bills that they must be
very ys,l,lahit and thew are not inclined tn
part fro u tbem unless we'll paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

Whereas it has come TO the knowledge of Sigma
Sigma haplcr, of the sigma Chi Fraternity, tina
the ev. Brnthcr ]. Y. SCOTT. The founder OF salo
Va. al The homestead of his brother; he II
ResoIced. !, That we express our humble suhmis'
sion TO the inscrutable wisdom OF Providence In
calling away our hrothcI.
g. That tie sigma Chi Fraternity at large. hui
especially Sigma Sigma Chapter, has sustained an
IrrepaIa loss in the death OF our lamentcd bro
lher.
g. That we make confession of our sympathy for
the mother and relatives of our deceased brother.
4 Ihtt copy Of these resolutions be pr, Ell IN
the Rich .ond Dispatch. In the Petersburg iPpedt
and in the Charlotte GJsette.
q. NJ. YERGER,
W. +. CAVE,
w. &. HERSDOS,
e. DONALD NC'HAIL,
Committee.
Hampden-Sidney roLlege Prince Edward county
Va, September %, S75.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

LOUISVILLE MovEs.-A special Telegram
from Louisville, KY, in this mornings Dis
patch, states that at meeting OF the citizens Of
that town it was recommended that the cor.
poration should subscribe half million Of
dollars to the extension Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad from Huntington to
Mount Sterling, which would complete the
connection between Richmond and Louis
vile. We hope that the city authorities
will yet promptly, and that the work will
soon be finished tc the great benefit of both
Louisville and Richmond.
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>Srs.s.-v NJ w .rrx FOG NV YpRK.-There
/ Is a growing dissatisfaction IA Ne" UT"
the supply of water. for
the 1y,ut OF sufs .ient head r1any VINO pay
! for water do not get it-like many oil our
o,yn people who pay for 'batbius'water sna'
is 90: supplied, We have the assurances
her. that we shall have plenty ID SUIT
time. while the prospect is discouras'ng ID
ENew York. The Supply-pipes that Introduce
xyater into the city do not bring IN SUM
.e;ant quantity for the demand ana men, ID
4, great part of the city, the Distributing
Mines are too sraR to meet the wants OIL tne
ixvater-tskers. Some complaint is ma lie also
as to the impurity Of the water.
The storage reservoir 10 Westminster
county, from which all the water used by
the city is drawn, covers four hundred acres.
It is tive miles long, and has not been
cleansed for thirty sears. This is 2'ained
of. but some OF the aldermen declare that the
water was never better than now. We
don't see how such a reservoir could be we'll
cieansed. II it is kept running with toe'
rable flow, aud 40 pollution is permitted,
the water would keep we'll enough without
washing out the bed OF the reservoir. Keep
running stream, creek, or river, clear OF
pollution and there need be no fear OF impu'
rity from natural causes. There can be no
need of washing the river.
But there is one thing that must be con-
| nrI nf A
abundant supply encourages the Tree use OIL
water. Now, before the introduction OF a
supply of water by artificial means into the
city of New York few people there ever got
fresh.wa.er bath, and probably there were
not dozen bathng.rooms in the city. I'M
mediateIy the water came, however, the
bathrooms were numerous, and bathing be-
came a great blessing to the people. FIRE.
quent additions greatly promote health ana
comfort.
The increase of the use Of water by a
large population after it is brought into their
houses must be very great. We suspect this
accounts for the complaints In New York,
and that city will be compelled to alter its
system of pipes to increase their capacity and
elevate the head of water so that all the cttl'
zens may be accommodated.
The suliect is .one that will occupy the Sc
rious study of city legislators more and more
No other matter of public concern in cities
is of greater dignity. Every city should Sc
cure such supply as will give everybody
enough, and afford the best protection in case
of fire. It is a thing that all cities may gladly
spend money for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

Having received full assortment OF all the no
ye,ies and Of all the most desirable styles OF ofesS
voods expressly selected 10 meet the wants Of our
trade, wo shall display on MONDAY sep.e''oei
eth,
ALPACA FANCfES at csc. 5ar'''
FIGURED MOHAIRS at 25c. yard
MATELAssE MoHAIRs at 25c. yard
TWILLED PLAIDS at csc. a yard
BLACK and WHITE PLAlDs at Csc. yard
CASHMERE POPLINS at soc. yard
ALEXANDRA TWILL MIXTURES at SOC. a
yard,
MACPHERSON PLAlDs at SOC. yard
MOHAIR BALERNOs,
TAFFETAs,
DIAGONALS;
PLAID STEEL, and CANTON PoNGEE;
EPINGLINES,
TARTAN aud SILK-PLA1OS,
DEBEGE PLAIDS.
RHeIMs- BRlLLIANTINE-, and T"ILLED-
SUITINGS: ,,.r,,
EMPRESS and MATELASSE-CLoih
CAMEL'5 HAIR PLAIDS.
SILK POpLINs, CASHMERE. and SATlshs'
pI.ct GRcS.GRAIN SILK-very great bar
gains; ,,, e,,1-S
CoIORED GROs-GRAIN DREss-slLhs-
cheaper than ever; ..,,-o,
TRAINING SILKS and EELVETS at low h2ures'
~ ORR MOURNING. GOODS DEPARTMENT
BLACK AL7ACAs in every quality from zoe 70
s1.5o yard-the very best goods to be nao lof
,no money. We call particular attention to the
grades at 40 and Acc, which are extra oa''
gains. ,,,,d.
,ACK CASHMERE CLOTH at soc. yard
RPIIIJANTINES, MOHAlRs, PANAMA. ano
: cuI,ONNA- CLOTH. ENGLISH ana fhsNCh
poMBAZINE, FREN,H MERINO, CASH
MERE, &c., &c.
INCUR CLOTH DEPART Mt
we call attention TO our importation VI INoh's''
SUITINGS, selected styles.
A full line of CaSsIMEfEe-eo'u i"o'
IL 10 So a yard.
rwgFDS, KENTUCKY JEANS, SATtNETs
MOTIONS, BLACK CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs
BEAyER CLOFH, and COAT1NGS;
| A bardsou @ line Of French and German CASsl
MERE PANTS-PATTERNS.
Embroidered CURTAIN-MUsLIS At 25, 80, ant
| 35c. yard;
snec,oI ,rgains in TOWEL on our bargain couii'
Ter.
,rpuPN gLEACHED COTTON at 10c. yard
ASDROsCOGGIN BLEAClIED CUTrOS at llc'
DAyoL MILLS BLEACHfD COTTON at l2Ac
| ayard;
! ysrd.wlde RLEACHrD COTTON at &c. yard
We offer MI our DOMESTIC GOODS AZ Ne"
York whole sale prices, having purchased 'he same
| at great advantage.
We have great bargains in WHITE and CoLOhEL
| BLANKETS;
Also, in COMFUkTABLES and QUILTS.
| NOTTOt s and MOTTO-fRAMES, Few styles.
MACH.NE-NEEDLES, sent free per mall QUO.
dozen; 80, On. A.,
| and soc. Il box
| ENGLISH CBkYIOT SHIFTING at 1872 yard
Best quality Tycoon REPS, for dressing-gowns
at 25c. yard.
r,r.a additions to our stock Of LADIES ant
GEN1LEMEN'S UNDERWEAR;
A nice assortment Of LADIES' READ1-MADt
FALL SUITS at very attractive prices.
Our numhcrless bargains must be seen TO DC appre-
ciated. ,,,.
We invite all TO call and examine the beautiful
| DISPLAY Of novelties ut LEVY Bkol hSh@'
Nos. l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
Seventeen new styles HlGH-BACk COMBS JUS
| l.. 25
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ME- NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.

T.R PRICE & CO.
are now opering CAMEL 'S-HAlR POPLlNs'
DIAGONAL HAIR PDPL1SS,
CAMEL'S HAIR tor pnlonaiscs,
StRGFS. REP OTTOMANS in all shades;
CORSaTS, BuSTLES,
UMBRELLAS, LISfNS.
Their whole stock will be in store in the ext ter
DAYS and their friends aud The public are invited Il
an examination.
Samples sent 10 any part Of the country. sell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

Ina brief notice of the death OF tne la'e Ed
o,s ssowpEs, ST., Of Alexandria, 1t was print
cd th,, .s be never permitted preVar'cation
{. ~ betray him into Language unbecom'ng
asn,lemanv For "prcvarication' reae
g srronncation."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

EDGAR sSowDEs, Jr., assumes the editorial
control Of the Alexandra Gazette in that pa.
Ter Of Monday uorniDg. 1t b,s been for
some time mnirly uhder his management.
H. will mpu,ri9 IL "and name,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29
FAIRS AND FEASYS.

THE LADIES OF THE CLAY-SFkEET
Il BAPTIST MISSION Corner G. ay and Graham
s;reas) have prepared FAIR and FEAST for the
purpose of raising tn. means to nuy the necessa ry
III ating-ap PIP irauS for their chapel.
VIII not every friend of The caure aid them In
this mobile effort hy giving them cali?
Iout forget that they VIII BE- glad to see you
WFUNES Say ilo.nisht), IL IUR oDAi. ard FRI
DAY NIGHTS. ie29-3t*
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nj FALL, 1875.
Ntw vIRGISIA.MADE CASSIMERES.

T.R.P PRICE & co.
have Just opened a large lot OF CASS1MERFs from
The best factories In the State, TO which attention is
called.
Also. FRENCH ard ENGLISH CASSlhERES OF
best yles and colors;
sATl INETS, for boys clio hes;
TWEEDS and DOESKISS,
CHECK CASSIMERkS and DIAGOSALS.
This department of lh-ir stock will he kept fully
assorted during The entire season.
Samplts sent upon application, and goods sent q.
O. y. 10 any part of Virginia or North Carolina.
Sc 2l
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rVNHE MEMBERS OF LUGE FRAN, 4
Il CASE. No. So, A. f. aud A VI ale "
hereby requested [, meet 1t aashirstJn/
Hall at 3 o'clock L. ". TODAY, 10 pay the tis
sad tribute Of resp, CT 10 hOr. Brother DR.. Ed
WIN ;. WOODBRIDGE.
BY rrd r Of the W. NJ.
pETERFlELD TRr Mt,
Sc 20-1tE Secretary.
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r~E@GREAT EXCITEMENT
ON
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS,

I'LL
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS,
WILLIAM THAI HTMER'S,
over the fact that he is sclIirg the CHEAPEST and
BEST DRY GOODS in The city. The largest stock of
DRESS GOODS, BLACK ALPACAS, CAsSI
MERES, MOTIONS, g., to select FROM
CALIUOES at 81. So. and DC. yard;
DRESS GOODS, new shaGcs and styles, at Csc. 10
75c. yard;
BLACK ALPACAS at 20. 80. So. 40, Al, so, 60,
roc. ard 81 worth from 10 to j sc yard more
CLOTHS, &C., very cheap;
PLAIN and PLAID OPERA FLANNELS and
MERINOS for cloaks and sacquss;
WHITE ard RED TABLE-DAMAsK and NAP
K1NS extra low;
WHITE FLANNELS-g,cat bar gains:
splendid ALL-WOoL FLANNEL at csc. per
yard;
CANTON FLANNELs from CSC. per yard up {;
WHIT and COLORED QUILTS,
BLANKETS,
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
SIAWLS, BUsTLES,
LADIES and GENTLfMEN'S UNDERSTANDS,
extra cheap;
SHEkTINGS. COTTONS, and other Domestic
Goods at New fork prices;
CASSIMFRES and WATERPRO0FS-th finest
ard cheapesr stock In The city to se:ect from;
RED, GRAY, BLUE. aud other CULOhED FLAN-
NELS vely cheap;
100 styles GOOD SASH-RIBBONS at rs, so,
and 75c. per yard worth double the price;
100 dc zen LACE SCAkFS al l5c. formerly sold
ut 50c.;
900 pairs shades two- ihree-, aud four
KID GLOVES ct Toe, would be cheap ut
$1.25.
Aud lots of other goods just received from New
York auction sales at the very lowe st prices.
call is solicited to be convinced Of the great
bargains at WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
Sc 25-Sa, Tu,&Th COL Broad street.
VIII be CLOSED THURSDAY the 30th instant,
on account of holiday, and reopen FRIDAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

NoRra CAROLINA FAIK.-Tbe Mayor Of the
city has appointed delr"uii0u Of citiz:ns 10
visit the North Carolina Fair. See bis pro-
cl4ya:.!G--.
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birds! BIRDS! BIRDS !!

just received, the first int GF GERMAN -sas~,~
CaSAtltET. ard i.sP SIZE by G. iiEilLt- L~~>-e.
&OiI. ia. 4 Fo.rcenIh strict, nhsru i,dlts aut
icniitlncn c:il IL supplied NTH U nice SINTf>ii-
RIGn and 4 CAGs tpr tia .Sina'I ,nin of FIVE
DOL LIS. - :.
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A NDROSCOG GIN, FRUlT.OF-THE'
n LOOM, and RCCKDALE BLEACHED
COTTON, 1870;
DAVUL BLEACHED COTTON, 14c.:
WAMSUTTA BLEACHEO COTTON, 15c.;
LONsDALE CAMBRIA. 1899;
BROWN COTTON, 64, 8, 10, aud 1915;
CALICOES, 64, So, and 1Gc.';
sHEETlNGS, TICKINGS, FLANSELs, BLAN-
KETS, QUILTS. &C.;
Elegant and handsome lot of SASH-RlBBONs
just received;
Choice lot of French and English CASSlMERES,
for early fall, jus. received;
BLACK ALPACAS from csc. to 81, which we
would like to compare with anything III the
market;
The hest CORSET for sec. In the mlrket;
CORSETS at all prices;
ITNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, 35c.;
KNITTING YARNS. all qualities.
We invite special attention to our LlSEN-BO-
SOM SHIFT at $3.50 worth 81.
COURTNEY e POWELL,
S15 Broad street, between
go lam Eighth aud Ninth.
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EMOVAL! REMOVAL!

will respectfully call The attention of the ladies'
10 TIL, fac, that have removed 10 NO. II Broad
street ,une squire below the old place.. and being
yndt r mIrl less OK Icrre will 9c able to supply
Them In Fii!s An II ~ R."ORk. FANCY GoIDs.
t.rV ! r. l.. GRANGER,
y IL Gro-a STREET.
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nR. j. p. METTAUER cos TINUES
~ his professional irl-w'ekly wits IL + a.Juvic
on MONDAYS, We DSkSDAi>, aud tRt DAY,
where he has an office aud ais. combines |" keep
an Office Ut his res!drnue. w0rsiran.
-Ouo
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PIANOS. ORGANS, dc.

THO ALL IN WANT OF EfsrY
Il PIANO-FORTES.Fi ~
The subscribers have bcen enysged in The PIANO
FJkTE BUSINESS since S44. and have sold up
wards Of ttoo thousand instruments without selling
bad one.
They are determined upon maintaining their
reputation for Sc lCg only good II sruments. Par
ties in want may rely upon bel faithfully served,
either by order or in person.
Their arrangements are complete for conducting
.lis business skItul tuners are reIdy 10 tune or
.-epair PIANOS either In town n country. PIANOS
carefully moved. packed. ana shipped.
Old PIANOS taken I'm exchange.
WCODHJ USE 6 PARHAM,
sse 29-3t Booksellers and Stationcrs.
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nE CARBOLIC MOUTHWASH, for
HEALING DISEASED GUNS and ULCERATED
MOUTH; and for DISISFECTING THE ODOR
caused by DECAYED TEETH. Recommended by
the best dentists and physicians Of the city, and
prepared only by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
9l9 Main street
Price, SOC. bottle. se23
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INFERNO AND ALL-WOOL
NDERW E R.

LADIE3' MER1NO and ALL-WOOEFESIs and
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMEN'S MERINO and ALL-H OoL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHII,DREN,S MERINO and ATWOOD
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES', GESTLEMEN'S, and CH1LDREN'S
MERINO and ALL-WOOL Hose and HALF
HOSE.
We are now receiving our fall stock of the above
goods to which we invite the attention OF oui
friends and the public generally, ard guarantee
saving of 25 per cent. by brl, Ing of us.
COURTNEY & POWELL, 81 Broad street,
SO l.3m between Eighth and Ninth.
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CHIOTHING.

II b. SPENCE e. SON.
IT.. MERCHANT TAILORS,
1900 MAIN STREET.
ENGLISH WORSTED DIAGOEALS,
BLACK AND BLUE BEAVERS,
FANCY CASSiMERES and WOsS TEDS, and all
the new styles Of CASSIMERES for
PASTALOOhS
Just opened and will he made TO order in the latest
and best STYLES by E.B. SPENCE & son,
Sc 90 Merchant Talors.
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NIT BREEDEN Il TALLE4,
dealers In n,
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND FANCY O3 e1.,S,.-,
No aO7 BroAD STREET, BETWEEN FoCRTl
AND FIFTH.

No. 4U7 BIZ OAD sIKFs 7, DE "1111.'
AND FIFTH.
We b,vo now rsady 10 exhibit 4 fine assortment
of nP Observation-Disclosures, FKINGES, %OReTED-
TAsSrLs, BUTTONS, and all Other lr'mm a4G!s
IEpuYH WiJRSTEi,S. KNIT ING AIMS. &c.
We also keep HOSIERY. GLOVES, HaNDkhk, K
CHIEFS CORSETS; ladies, gentlemen 5, ana CHI
dren's UNDERWEAR. .n,,, 500
STAMPING ana FINE NEEnL. E-WORh exc
cu,ed Ly experienced hand: and at reaS"naDie
charles. DfEEDEN N AAhhA'
nS.1w
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LEVY BROTHERS.,

l0l7 aud 1919 MAIN STREET
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SPECIAL SOFlCbS'

III GRAN OP E NJ \ q
OF
FALL DRESS GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS,
,n,- - ma MAIN. STREET..
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DRY GOODS.
rARDozo, FoURoUREAN s. co.

rARDOzo, FOURQUREAN s. co.
are offering the largest and handsomest display OF
DRY GOODS
ever brought to this market. In
DRESS GOODS
they have all of the rewest shades and styles that
have been introduced Into The northern markets
this season. and will continue to receive every style
and nov, lily soon US they mske their appearance
In
SILKS
they we an unusually large stock, which have been
bought VERY CHEAP FOR CASH. In
BLACK SILKS
they are Offering unsurpass ed bargains In all grades
They with much confidence ask an inspection be-
fore purchasing. In
COLORED SILKS
their stock Is very handsome, embracing all of the
new shades.
In VELVETS they have larger stock than ever
before offered. A very handsome display OF
STRIPED CUT VELvET5 for overdresses; all
shades of vELYETS for trimmings.
Novelties in CoLOREr-BoRDFR HAND
KERCHISFS, COLLARS, SCARFS, TIES,
RUFFs. RUFFLiNGs, &C.
TAPESTRY aud INGRAM CARPETS,
TLPFSTRY and VELVET RUGS, and
DRUGGETS lust received. 81 Zf-oIn