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Soutin Carolina.
i a. ". REDPIEED Republican, writes from
Columbia to the Cincinnati Commercial:
TIE GREAT DEMOCRATIC BLUNDER.


Columbia to the Cincinnati Commercial:
TIE GREAT DEMOCRATIC BLUNDER.
AS it now turns out the adoption of the
straight-out policy Of the Democrats was a
great blunder. They viii lose the State,
and the chances are that most wretched
and corrupt Legislature will be chosen-a
Legislature heated, ignorant, prejudiced,
and corrupt, which even the firm purpose
and steady nerve Of Chamberlain may be
unable to control. .sa.. ar,s ! c;-.r,4 +. =
That the Republicans will triumph here
now seems to me quite evident. The troops
couraged to go ahead and vote the straight
ticket, and they Will do it. Half of those
who belong 10 Democratic clubs will go
back on their promises at the last day.
With troops everywhere, rifle clubs dis
banded, and all restraint removed, the me-
Egroes will almost unanimously vote the Re
publican ticket. That settles It. -
When was here last month, previous to
Government Interference, the indications
were stronglythe otherway. The Missis-
sippi plan promised to operate successfully,
and tile Democrats would have had afarge
majority. But the scene changes blue
Goats are on the ground, the negroes, as one
can plainly see by their actions, feel en-
4 jboldened, and neither fear nor love win
move them from their Republican ale
glance. ...s .s3.zs /, ~ IA s.l f.ss
Tue result promises to- be bad for the
state all around. The business men at
Charleston and Columbia, and the large
centres, feel blue and discouraged. The
stralg hSront movement will be q failure, and
( the Legislature promises to be the worst
IS one ever convened In South Carolina, which
rs saying good deal. sss,sis.5, 6
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ssT1aAL N0TICEs:
er CENTENNIAL GENTENNIAL!f
GENTENNIALi.l
The Centennial is nearly oyer, and the
RICHMOND FAIR &.
has commenced; and persons visiting the Fair should
not forget tecallat
sYcLE BRoTHERs'
So. z tobuy their
DRY GOODS,
for they will
sAyEFRoMnFTEEN ToTwENTY PER CENT.
by calling on them. They win have
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
90. toexhibitth this week.

so pieces BRooADE DRESS GOODS at 2oc. per
yard, never sold for less than SOC. per yard De-
fere; .-;= .s-7ts.t, i'ts.afS .& ~
80 pieces more Of those DRESS GOODS at l2Ac.
worth 25c.; I'VE"
200 pieces DRESS GOODS from 25c. to 81 per var q
which is certainly the largest and most complete
stock in the city. Eifs.
Look at our Soc. KID-GLoyES.
BLACK ALPACAs at zoe. worth CSC, at 25c. worth
3Oc at soc. worth 35c, at 35c. worth 40c., at
4Oc. worth Soc, at 5Oc. worth 60c., at 60c.
worth Coo, at Csc. worth 75c., at 75c. worth
s7Xc at S7lsc. worth 81, ut 90c. worth Sl.10
per yard each. These are certainly the cheapest
ALPACAS ever sold In Richmond.
Look at our 45c. CACHEMIREs.
ut them.
Look at our stock of CoRsETs from soc. to $3.50.
Very cheap.
IRISH POPLINs at 75c. and 81 per yard worth
$1.25 and $3.50 per yard.
Look at our FURS.
A new stock Of BUSTL Els just opened.
COLORED SILKS in great variety, from s5c. to
$3.50 per yard;
LADIES' UNDERWEAR-a most complete stock
just received-extra cheap. Look at our MERl-
NO VESTS, two for 81.
We have complete stock Of GENTLEMEN'S ME-
RLNO SHIRTS at very low prices.
handsome stock Of new styles of BALMORAL
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS ut a low margin.
RED-spREADs-a beautiful and complete stock on
hand. s.sr..E Es
We have large stock Of HORsE-BLANKETs, very
cheap. ~ - ~ $50
| . ofa Pm nt0 nj
$50 sets of FURS from IS per set to $50 per set
the cheapest in the city.
HANDMADE sACQUEs and HOODS for children
$50 pieces of FLANNEL at 15c. worth 20c., at
zoe. worth Csc, at Csc. worth 3Oc., at soc.
worth Soc, at Csc. worth 40c, at 40c. worth
soc. The cheapest FLANNELS are at SYCLE
BROTHERS.. $500
Look at our CLOAKS.
800 pair OF BLANKETS from sl.25 to So per
pair
Look at our 81 BLANKETS.
$50 of the latest styles of CLOAKS from 80 to 325
which Is the handsomest and most complete stock
in the State Of Virginia.
Look ut our TOWELS at 1870.
CAssIMERES !CAssIAlEREs! CAssIMEREs!
CASSIMERES from so. 50, 40, 40, 90, go, rs, 80,
s7H, 90c., and ST per yard, and MP to 81 PEI
yard.
Look at our 75c. and 81 per yard CASHMERE, o
special bargain. ;tr-,
so pieces CARPETS from lSc. to $l.25 per yard.
Look at our handsome RUGS ~
500 sHAwLS from 32c to s25 each.
Look at our TABLE-L1NENs.
| TABLE-LINENSa ard NAPKINS-acompl stock
LINEN NAPKINS ut Toe. per dozen, and thousand:
| of other goods too numerous to mention fol
want OF space. ..- - ~-
| Do not buy before looking at our stock.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
! ~a No.4 Broad street,
5.gs between Fourth and Fifth streets.
| Formerly Isaac and Julius Sycle. &C 81
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NE LEVY BROTHERS invite the at
tention of visitors to the city to their large
and wel-selected stock Of DRY. GOODS, NO
TIONs, CARPETS, OIL-CLoTHS, UNDER
WEAR; in all the most complete stock to be found
in the State. ocoi
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mLARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR
!. STOCK OF CLoAKs-

! Having added fully fifty CLOAKS to our former
assortment we now show the most complete line IN
the city. We have marked our CLOAkS lower tnan
sold Mt retail In New York. We guarantee our styles
and prices to be such rs will give satisfaction.
CLOAKS at every price from 81 up to the finest
made; i gt--i.E ..iG - Gu.r
sHAWLS Ii. great variety at popular prices;
A large stock or FURs, FUR CAPS, FUR-TR1M-
MING; r--.r- t-.,, ~.
WOKSTED PRINCES in new patterns-all colors
Every article sold at the lowest price ut
f;f7T:.sF LEVY BROTHERS,
oc91 1017 and 1ol9 Main street.
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INA advice 81 such men In the North as; Til.
ian ti,a soIItli never wonld have plunged
into q disastrous war or launched her Aor-
tunes!on =.
l,u,,t III the eclipse and rugged with Causes darR
IN haste, yours truly. JOHN s. MosBY.
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SPECIAL NeTTCEs,
..-----l.s-l s,--S~~--s--
THE EXHIBITION
AT LEVY BROTHERS
IS now THE TOPIC OF CONVERSATION

INTHE CITY.
Their 10-4 WHITE BED-BLANKETS ut $3.50
and S3 are said to be as good as those generally
sold at S4 and % o pair, while those LID
= WHITE BED-BL AEKETs &C $5 pair would
be cheap ut 81;
Doublc-fold BLACK ALPACA at 25c. q yurd-the
same goods usually sells for 35c.
Particular attention Is called to the BLACK ALI
g, PACA at soc. yard-fully as good as any sold
formerly ut 76c..
90 pieces HEAVY KERSEY ut 26c. q yard;
Heavy UNBLEAGHED COTTON FLANNEL at
: 10c. yard; - tGE -
Great bargains in FLANNELs Of every description.
foe 81 .sfft
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EY SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth streets). REV J. b. JETER, D.
D., will preach Oh SUNDAY at IL A. NJ Professor
B. c. HOBBS, IL. D.. 4 minister of tho Society Of
Friends, from Indiana. will preach at TIP. NJ
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M LBA PARK METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH (Marshall street near Hancock).
Preaching by the pastor Rev. J. 2. OTIS, at F. NJ,
the first Of series on s.Religon in Politics, Bust
ness, and Amusement" At s P. NJ the first of Sc
rics on l. Corinthians, 18th chapter
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NE DIVINE. SERVICE IN GERMAN
IN CLAY.STBEET CHAPEL, corner OF Graham,
at 3ls o'clock P. d. Rev. c. j. DAMN, from New
York, is preaching. .....s...s Isl. ..t1f .. .'
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eT PURE coD-LIYER OH, 4.
4 OUR oWNDIREcT NEGOTIATION.

& We have the testimony Of physicians s.who pre-
scribe It, and OF patients who have taken II thar II
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimtated than any ofher OIL
We guarantee It to be entirely pure and frcSh,
fee froGi raneidt and fully possessing all of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-iiyer OIL: ADET % RAKER,
81; Importing and f,isrGr sing Phsrmaciats,
j 5oc ~. 81 aasn atre4s IsiehmoRd. IA.
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w GRACE-sTREET BAPTIs I
CHURCH.-Thc pastor, Rev. DR.. HATCHER, Will
preach TOMORROW at l l A. II. and TIP. NJ.
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NE MAIN-STREET CHI RIS TIA n
CHURCH between Pine ana Laurel).-W. E. HALL,
of New Orleans, at II a. NJ, j. Z. TYLER at 4
PM. '...s".s- t.s..' - " - ."
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at Greenwood, the residence of the brides
mother, the morning Of the 18Th Of October, by
est daughter of s. IT, Quarlcs, to H. c. LOWRY: all
Of Bedford. No cards. ---.---- - :"
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M SEVENTH,STREET CHRISTIAN
Notwithstanding by Rev, j. z. TYLER at II
A. NJ, and Rev. w. Z. HALL, of New Orleans, a
~ Z. NJ. ,... .., ,-...,,....s nd
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A NNUAL MEETIN G.-The annual
II. meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND ,POTO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the
office Of the company In the city of Richmond on
"WEDNESDAY The: 18th November. 1876, at IL
O'Clock NJ. j. u. WINSTON, hi
+ no ltd s-t,. tlJis,rst4;Es stt45'ssh Secretary.
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nj TWENTY-FIFT STREET
CHRISTIAN CHAPEL.-Preaching ut P. N. by
Elder HALL, Of New Orleans. ..E* - >it""t
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n1y FRIENDS, AIEETING-HOUsE

tcorncr Clay and First streets).-Profcsso- b. c.
HOBBS, LIZ D., formerly State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction for Indiana. minister In the
Society Of Friends, will attend Friends meeting TO-
MORROW Mt i 4. II. -.r.=...F. 49,. p ...9#
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n-BROAD-STREET METHODIST
At IL A. NJ, baptism and reception Of candidates
by the pastor and the sacrament of the Lords Sup
per by Rev. w. w. BENNETT and Rev. j. j. LAF-
rERTY. Preaching at night at 7:30 by'ltev. s. a.
STEEL
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MEETINGS.

sN RICHMOND, November 8, 1876,
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ THE CHESAPEAKEAED OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
will be held in the city Of Richmond on THURS
DAY the 7th Of December, 1876.
oc 4-td nass j. GARRETT, Cashier.
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND,
YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held at the Office of the company,
in this city, WEDNESDAY.th the 9Th day OF Decem-
Der, 1876, at IL M. i'.fs WALTER Il. SMITH,
no 2-td - go II .,.t.1..t; :; Secretary.
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1s,oNsERyaATIvE.

4 GRAND MASS DEMONSTRATION
BY THE
cry CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE COMMIT.
TEE,
UNDER THE AusrIcEs OF /.
THE KoNsERvATIvE KAsIPA1GN KLUD,
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
ALI THE CLUBS OF THE CITY,
WIZ DE GIVEN
AT crTy.HALL LOT
AT - 81 g.
8 O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY, 4TH NOVEMBER
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nLD DOMINION CLUB.-The members
" of this Club are requested to meet at their head
quarters THIS DAY at 6H O'Clock p. NJ, sharp, In
DARK clothes. for the purpose OF uniting In the de-
monstration to be given by the X. X. KS Our
friends in the eastern portion Of the city are cord-
ally invited TO Join In the procession.
Nv order of the President no Alt
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CARDOZo, FoURQUREAN d CO.

GARDOZO, FOURQUREAN d co.
are receiving by every steamer large additions 70
their already extensive stock OF
;; DRY GOODS,
and guarantee to sell each aud every article as low
can Inc found in this city.
buying exclusively for cAsIT.enahle; them 10 but
and sell mt the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
They keep by far the largest and bcst-assored stock
LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
FLANNEL UNDERWEAR
ever brought to this city, from very low prices TO tie
Great bargains In FLANNELS and BLANKETS,
bought at the summer auctions. and are very cheap.
ELEGANT STOCK OF CAssIMERES.
Very choice assortment of
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
The chcapestlo of CARPETS, RUGS. and DRUG
GETS ever offered.
Good CARPETS ut 40 and soc.
FELT SKIRTS in great variety. Very much
lower than last season.
Their large aud attractive stock OF BLACK and
COLORED SILKS and vFLvETS. bought before
the advance, win be offered Il. prices beyond compe'
dtion In this or even the northern markets. &C 10
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). A. NNUAL NJ EETING-Tbe annual
II meeting of the, STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
POTOMAC RAILRQADG COMPANY VIII De hei q, az
the the Rtehm on d. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company; I'm the city OF RICHMOND
on WEDNESDAY the 10Th November, iS76, az
]. mo l.td iLl-leN a;,4t- .t.oeR.IaiQ secretarysl
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|DonKi ND JOB WsRKNEATLY Tx.
ID ECUTED at the DIsPATcK PRINTING
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no Std
THE FOUR AMENDMENTS.
THE AMENDMENTS 70 THE CONSTITUTION,
passed by two successive Legislatures, and to
be voted on Tuesday. s -

The first amendment DISTINGUISHES persons con-
vcted of petit larceny, and requires prepayment Of
poll-tax rs i requisite for voting.
The second leaves It discretionary with the Lcgis-
lature to enact registration laws -: -. - y.
The third provides for biennial sessions the Cen
eral Assembly, and reduces the delegates from one
hundred and thirtytwo 10 not less than ninety, or
more than one hundred and the senators from forty
three to not more than forty nor less than thirty
three. It further abolisles per diem pay, and re-
qIires the members to be- paid a salary -,
The fourth enables the Legislature to provide for
the goYer1lmcnt OF cities aud towns. no g td* ;.
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MT GOOD NEWS FOR THE FAIR
WEEK-Second supply of new and cheap
It's DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C,
JUST RECEIVED AT
g.. WILLIAM THALHIMER'S, -
COL Broad street.

JUST RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S, "
COL Broad street.
Persons visiting the city during Fair-week will
find 1t to their advantage to give me CALL as will
guarantee to sell fully Is to 20 per cent. cheaper
than any other house in the city. Just received,
lot Of
New and desirable shades Of DRESS GOODS;
New and desirable PLAID DRESS GOODS;
The cheapest BLACK ALPACAS from zoe. to 81
The cheapest. BLACK CACHENfRES from Csc. to
$3.50; s,,a
The cheapest TABLE-LINEN from &c. to $3.50
The cheapest line Of SHAWLS from Toe. to So;
The cheapest line of SKIRTS and BALNORALS al
all prices:
$50 new styles of BEAVER and CLOTH CLOAkS
Just received, from So 10 525. Do not fail to
give me a trial on Cloaks.
225 pairs WHITE and C0LORED BLANKETS
$3.50 to SO; "a =: :. -
400 pieces CAsSIMERES, TWEEDS, JEANS
,..r WATER-PRooFs, CLOTHS, BEAVERS, Sc.
at prices tliatwi astonish you; go
$50 pieces WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLUE
=. FLANNEL at exceedingly low.prices; ALSO, a
Ia large line of Ladies, Gentlefnens, and Misses
~ MERINO SHIRTS from 3711c. to $3.50; -
225 pieces BLEACHED and BROWN CANTON
h. FLANNEL from 10 to soc. ayard u
80 t-li JUST RECEIVED: =.
10 dozen Misses, CARDINAL, SILK-WORKED
a. BALBRIGGAN HOSEat 75c. worth $1.25 u
:. pair Call early, as they sell very fast Also,
very large line of Misses and Ladies' STRIPED
/, =, md WHITE HOSE; tlEg. ,A,i 3,
1000 pairs Of two-button CoLORED KIDS at 75c,
:, worth s1.25. i;tt.f2-;;...,os -
GLOVES, PORT ONNAIEs, COMBS, BRACE
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mYTRINITY CORNER TWENTIETH
and Broad streetsl.-Services> SUNDAY, November
5th, by the pastor. Rev. A. c. BLEDsoE, at II
NJ. and TX r. N. Young mems prayer-meetins a
BPM. m.-
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THE line Of march will be formed with Old Do
minion, Marshall Ward, and German clubs, at First
Market Main at sS aclsS meeting f5e Ga ns
Ward Aciiyes on Second street, the Excelsior Club
at rooms the German Club at Seventh on Broad
street. to the meeting. no f-4IH
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NOTICE TO ALL WHO WANT BAR
II NSis.tiil4 ~" 80 E.H CAMS

NOTICE TO ALL WHO WANT BAR.
E1< &.t.Hl. =" GAINS. 9
Go to JULIUS MEYERS, sos Broad street.
!, Some more bargaius from the recent IRE Oui
buyer Is now In New York securing bargains iron
recent auction sales, and we Win open curing la'
and the following week our third supply OF
i ~ NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
among which are some great bargains In
DRESS GOODS, In all the latest SHADES anu syie'
BLACK ALPACAS. -
RLAAyGTKS qAsHMEREs, AS ), ~ and rw1I1Ep
wills HFAs sss as1 s,sB Ef1 on pal:
B 81, Si.' BEAVER cLoAks, in thirty different
MERiN0 UNDERW EAR for ladies, gentlemen and
N .children-sonie extraordinary bargains III lae'
CAssisEREs for mems and boys wear from goo
soLsRki- coLoRED HOSE for, ladies and children
sHAWLs, in new stripes and plaids, from zoe. up
TWO-BUTT0N KID GLOVES, in the Nile-Green
and Sayy-Biue shades, at Toe. and up; IN.
GERMANTOWN KNITTiNG-YARNS in balls
wATER ssi no cg 6THs in Nilc-Green, Seal.
| Brown, and Navy Blue, ut 81 per yard;
CARPETS 10 different styles, from 1876. yaru W
to call and examine the Treat bargains odefsd 10
IJ.s-lg JULIUS MEYERS, COS Broad street,
agency OF DemoreSt's reliable patseth''
r IF-nfNS 4 4
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fTAIRTAND FEAST.

TTAIRG AND FEAST! s5,7I,i ,'l5 :, :,
,The ladies of the German Mission Methodist Episa
conal Church South will hold FAIR and FEAST;
9th Of November, at the chapel en- Leigh street
near Eirst Proceeds for Dorcas Society Admission
ing the 9TH and Sth.9i q ltl'i> ssi!!ff toe 4-ets
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE RooMs,]
'".' .- No. 915 BANK STREET. 7
RICHMOND, VA, November 2, 1852
CONSERVATIVES WHO ARE WILL
GIES, or other vehicles, on TUESDAY NEXT, 9TH
of November, the day of election, earnestly re-
quested to report at these Headquarters by MON
DAY. 12M NJ. The same will be put to good use, and
VIII be well and carefully cared for.
3. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
no Std Chairman District Committee.
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have now open the largest and haudsoues, s.0cs
LADIES' CLOAKs
to be seen anywhere in the city. These goods we,,
bought direct from the manufacturers, and willb
sold rerylow.
They also invite special attention to their DRESS
GOODS STOCK, among which may be found yer,
nice line OF
BLACK SILKS
which they are selling at remarkably low prices.
They are now, as they lave always done in the
past, keeping up their reputation rs the leaders in
MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR
Any one in need Of goods Of this character would
do well to examine their stock before purchasing
Zoe 30l -
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s,.GH ae PRESIDENT: Ht,'.is72
Judge WILLIAM W. CRUMP.
yIcE-PREsIDENTs:
Judge John A. Meredith, Hon. A. M. Kelley,
Ro. ii. Berke,ey. : = ;, Hon. w. G. Darlington,
John Lauer James Hayes. ytt.I.
g. t. Todd Peter w. Grubbs,
Colonel John n Guy Charles Schmidt, ,+
Ger. BRADLEY n. Johnson, Colonel L. J. Beall
Lewis wagner. DR.. John Mahonoy,
Capt. J.E. Chamherlayne, Y. r. Gregory X :.
William Fl. Haxall, Gpionei .. ID. heaae'
H. G.. Miller, ,.,.. H.C. ADAMS, -, = ,
G. Watt Taylor, :; capt sam. MeccuDpin'
Fl. K. Ellyson, 80 Z. %. LPscomp, :"
-, Hon. L. r Chiles, s-a
The following distinguished orators have accepted
invitations to address the meeting: go sss".f
--T. Hon. JOHN w. DANIEL,
General JOHN ECHOLS. ,..f.;
|. General ROGER A. PRYOR,
zf"5a Colonel WILLIAM r; BERhELEf,
-- Governor G., @. WALKER. =.
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rLOAKs! CLoAKs! CLoAKs

COURTNEY & POWELL,
s15 BROAD STREET,
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8 O'CLOCK ON SATURDAY, 4Tn NOVEMBER.
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have now open the largest and haudsomes, stock
, 1876-08-02
Guropaifhs nahrihten.

2srenaen. Dem Jtegterungs. un
8aura,h Tb.obor 8sdmauu. Witsiita
Der @iienbabus DIRECTION gu Sannoosr,
iiub bic 6unftioncu beS Goriiseno,u
Der @tisnbabneommiilion III 8remen
ab .rtrasen woroem.
Die 8irseridaft bat einen Intras,
ben Scoans.Gas ais %a(lssineiuen Set.
Sag fir Bremen 3u besebsn, sinitim'
mig an9enommen.
Gin 4. Suli batten Bremen uu6 8re.
merbausn. 3u Gbreu Der 1OOiabrisen
Subslieier Der Scr. Staaten pom Noro.
amsrifa gang aliatmein li9 in Gala
geWorfsn. Oeutide unS ameritaniibe
6las9eu waren alsntbalbcn in rsider
Sertbciluus 3u isbem. 8eionoers Der
ylopo uuo belIen 9srabe bier li,Ssmbe
Shlffe battea lid aai's bette berausSe.
puet.
Im 81. murbr bierielbt oer Wu it.
o%irsftor Sulias sopitiA beeroi9t.
Giuss Der popularitcn Witslieoer
anlercr 0ibne, @0uaro &owalSti, feisrt.
hirr a;eSe~ G"Y. fs" IotugstYsp 'luHr'
%IeriubIlaum.
SIN bieliseu Sir9erpart wurSe am
"a. Die 2eiNs zines WIaunes sefunben,
ser BON Wi0rberOano set6Otst woroen
1t. SIS iino 500 W. S~elobnun9 ilr
ole Grsreiiun9 oes Gbatsrs ans5sieet.
0aii9e @~retnbafs. B. b. fallde
Stide Ocs amcr,fanIldeu YapierdslosS
uurosn tir3lid III Sremerbausn'@ eeltss
ninos um9ewebislt. Der VcrtaaTsr
ot'ier faIlHcu n@reenbad5" iou eIu
Shlabter Namsus Snn9banS pom
ylOpoOampier ,Nedar" leIu. &r lou
oon oislen faliden Sdeiuen eIne sroBs
InSabl in ben 9alsnltaOten um9sles.
yabsn unb oann perouiteI lsiu.
Die Montiruu9 bee Seitba(Is in
Srsmerbap,n 1T nunmebr poucnost uuO
miro oaS 8~au9erIlt pom oewlsibsn
| @qlerauf e~utferut weroen. Die Yc9unN
Oes OrobtcS wlro in bielen Ia9en uor-
| genommen Wesoen, morauf sine Yrobe
nit Dem !5eltbau pc.aultaltst msroen
oil.
Sam6urs. Ser Seoautas foq nad
.insr Uorla9s oeS Scnats an bic Dir.
Jsriaait gum ssieslidsn 5siertas srbos
SEN Wsroeu. Tic Sorla9e iprldlt lid)
oabiu aus, baB tiA Die 6sier Ses 2.
Septembsrs ais Grinucrun8stas al ben
bebeutsnb.m Sis9 10 un5msioeYtis in
aIcn Shitttn hsr Ysp0ltsrnnaAlsQss
, 1876-08-02
SGrfei.

2onbon. l, Mu9ult. 9rei eapps
tiide Snfanteriss Gc9imenter, elm &esi=
ment Gapalerie unh amei @at,eri.,n
Mriilerie liuo aui bsm Wess nod Ml=
trouiba.
Sic Gerhen f%euerten Dor &ursem oui
sincn poribetfobrenben 0itreidii9 /
9onau = Camper uno Ssitrei9 Der
lunste itf,rt @enustbuuns. Cue ln=
tcriuAun9 erfplSte. uno ioebsu sebt Die
Madridt Elm, oeb Der 8efsblsbaber bu
1erbllhen Nbtbeiluus, ,uelde Den 6rtul
beJins, aus Dem @ieuite sntIoltsn nor
fel 1T.
Ser beutise STANDARD" mclbet aus
Mlcoin, Dab Soiis paida an 20. Sul'
in Ssrbien sinbsang. Bel @romao,
itieb er ouf 1000 @erben uno iNlus Die
iclben nuA einem %4=ltinoisen @efsdt
in Ole 6tuAt. 9aliS Yalaa u~ercinisls
fib am folssnocn Gage bel Osrbent MI.
M9meo GYoab unb sriii bic @erbe,
abcrmals an. Cine srObe S1lnAt emf
I pam ii6 unb Der &ompf bouerte bel
9onssn Sag. Gas &elultui 1T nod nidt
befannt.
Sic Siirfen unter GuIeimon YoIht
iibelihritien bel 9nnoirala Ole jcrbilh,
Bren5e nno idlu9en s ierbiibe 8ntail.,
lore. wel@t ii4 ibuen experimentation
i'll Die Slu9t. Sic Sii,fsn briusen I'M.
o~ufbaltlam weiter.
Ssdsis rnilii@e Off;isre ,pcrocn in
MilIu si,partet, I'm in ous ierb,i@c Su.
einSutretcn.
Mns Berlin wirb semeIbet, DAB OeIt
reid sntiAteiisn iA,i"t, Oesn;s" O." u"
mftiren. @raf Mnbroiip bebaupist b"
Notbwenoi9teit bieier Mabrescl. &u :
lanb miro jsbo@ Giuwdnoe basesen er
beben.
@lne 9epeI6e QUE Gontoutinppel nc
bet. BOP bieYIorts oie8crausgobun9 ppr
papierselb lp9lci9 beg men ,uirb.
SIN Suuptquurtier ots 6ii iteu 81 NJ
warbe 9eitcrn abermols elm &rlsYs al
9ebalien.
Cine Ospel9e aus peib meloet, bal
bic Na@riat in Sesus ouf DEN MufltonI
Siderts1en i'm &autalus beOsltenl
ii5crtritben ,porOen 1T.
No1ri6ten aus Iloponiiden Auelsi
beridtcn, oo6 oer ruilii9e Gen. p. Sau
mann, Der groberer BON &bipa, lid il
bas ierbiide 2a9er b:sebm bat. Ggma'
i4au SoSaine iol Die OperatiOnen bt
Serben bel Sienita beauiliAti9en.