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The CITY on the Register.

It is understood that the real issue raised
in this city was with regard to the repeal OF
the MoFFErT-registcr tax. ticket was
presented to the people composed OF gen.
tlemen who were in favor Of the uncondi-
tional repeal OF the law; and another ticket
of gentlemen in favor OF giving that law
fair trial was also presented. The agitation
upon the subject had been nearly confined
to the adyersares of the MoFFETT register,
and it is fair to presume that those taking
that side exerted their full strength at the
polls; yet, Notwithstanding that there was
so little excitement on the other side that
not half a vote was called out, the anti-regis-
ter ticket was defeated. The logical infer
cnce is that the people OF Richmond are
largely in favor Of giving fair trial to 4
system OF taxation which is entirely new,
but which promises, If it succeeds, an
amount OF revenue that will materially help
the State in her embarrassment.
When the law went into operation we
submitted Il few remarks to our readers OF
all classes, advising all persons to show IN
entire respect for the law aud give it fair
trial. Taxation is always unpleasant to
those who have to pay. But it did seem to
us that the tax on drinks was light in Its
weight. 1t was tax on a luxury, an in
diligence, and ore that was voluntary only
those who drank being required to pay 1t.
or course it was attended with some annoy
ance to liquor-sellcrs; but then they might
make so small sacrifice without complaint,
since they exercise that privilege Of retailing
the luXuries which in most civilized lands
is considered an advantage that should be
assessed with an exceptional charge for the
benefit OF the public treasury. The law
having these features, we thought neither
drinkers nor retailers would feel that they
should make bitter war upon the tax; but
felt sure that they would acQuiesce III giving
the law a fair and sincere trial. While so
light upon drinkers that it seemed not to
have excited them much, it involved the
retailers in no loss.
1t is plain that this is in accordance with
public opinion, and for the sake OF public
decorum and good temper, as well as for
the sake Of sustaining the salutary idea that
law should be enforced and respeetcd-and
nothing can absolve the citizen from his
OF obedience to law save its re-
peal-we trust that there will be a general
concurrence in the prevailing opinion. Let
us fully Try the MoFFETT register, and let
lis have peace"
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any more than he is upon the authority OF
the States.
The United States Senate for years mas
been very tyrannical and usurping ooa!;
but the Radical spirit by which It has oeen
misguided resembles Senator MORTON IN MS
physical prostration. 1t is incapable OF
frustrating the ends OF Justice with the hlgh
hand that il employed at one tiae. Ine
Senate will ere long cease to be the example
OF bitterness and party "reminiscences anu
settle down to order and law, and become
comparatively at least, fair-dealing Dooy'
Every day the paciication OF the do'efh.
ment and nation is driving from the national
councils the brutality OF overbcaring kadi-
calism.
The Louisiana senatorial! questions will
be practically settled, and illustrate the ire
sistible influence OF the force Of Cancellation,
which is gradually bringing the departments
Of the Government within proper bounds
and reducing to civility and order the law
lessness and brutality Of party passions.
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BIGAMY.-John Lawson has been for Some
time at work at the Sheridan coal-yard. He
is man about forty Years OF age, and strong.
He had come from somewhere in Virginia,
where he had left Mrs. Lawson. Last June
he met Miss Clutter, much better-look-
ing woman than Mrs. Lawson, and married
her. Thursday, Mrs. Lawson No. 2 had the
gentleman arrested and brought before
Esquire Hussey on charge OF bigamy
producing Mrs. Lawson No. as witness.
1t was clear case, in the opinion Of his
Honor, and Mr.. Lawson was sent to Roses
Watering-Place until the grand jury shall
pass upon his case. His bail being fixed at
$500, he felt that the great shrinkage OF the
currency caused by John Sherman would
Inconvenience him trifie in raising the
amount. That's why he preferred the bas-
tile. The opinion Of the bystanders was
that Mrs. Lawson No. 2 was so much better
looking than Mrs. Lawson No. 1 that be
would hare been right in his preference
provided he had first got dirorce.-Iro''-
tom (Ohio( Era.
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Last Tuesday Mrs. Elizabeth Henry died
at her residence, IN West lronton, in the
eighty-third wear OF her age. She Was at
church last Thursday night, and took sick on
Friday. The deceased was pioneer in this
region. Born in Virginia June IA, 1905, she
came here in 1913, and has been living in
this county ever since. She was the daughter
Of the Rev. John Lee, prominent Baptist
preacher in those early days. The deceased
was married when she moved to this county.
Six children survive her, four Of whom
live in Ironton. Her husband died thirty
seven years ago. Mrs. Henry was hearty
old lady for her age, and attended church
regularly. lronton Era.
George F. Andrews is appointed post
master at Occupacia, Essex county, Va,
vice G. Anderson. The post-ottice at Look
out, Frederick county, Va, on the route
from Winchester to Gravel Springs, is re-
established, with Robert A. Bowen as post
master. A new post-office is established at
Parkins's Mill, Frederick county. Va, on
the route from Winchester to Front Royal,
with Alfred Parkins as postmaster.
A gentleman named Cabell, from Rich
mond, Va, was here last week prospecting
for the extension Of the Chesapeake and
| Ohio railroad to western connections. The
time approaches apace.-Ironton (Ohio)
Era. f."
The suit brought by HaIett Kilbourn
against Speaker Randall and other officials
OF the House Of Representatives, claiming
$l50,000 damages for false imprisonment,
has been appealed to the United States SUI
preme Court.
An Injunction issued against the New
Orleans School Boardlf the estab.
lishment OF separate schools for white and
colored children has been dissolved.
A European syndicate has proposed to
loan Louisiana S12,950.000 with which to
paw off her indebtedness, at par, with in
terest to the date of retirement.
James w. Beller, founder Of the Charles
town Spirit Of Jefferson, died last Monday.
LONDON, October 24.-On dit that Russia
orders the mobilization OF. all Cossacks,
which will give her ninety-one additional
regiments-21,0 ZOO men.
Montenegro is famine-stricken.
Moukhtar Pasha is safe. Ismail Pasha's
retreat and junction with Moukhtar Pasha,
however, Is seriously menaced.
A differentiation marks deficit is antici-
pated in the German eXchequer.
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SENATOR Morton's Policy.


the article which we reproduced yester-
day from his organ shows that Senator
MORTON has policy as contradistinguisheo
from President HAYEs's policy. The Sem
ator is in the position so often assumed by
demsgogues:
..yr,lnng 10 wound and yet afraid 10 strike"
He sets out by declaring that the Repuoh-
cans-notahly, those in Congress-onght
not to oppose the Presidents policy. sure
l. ,boueht we. when VIC had read so much,
surely sickness has improved Mr.. MoRToS's
state Of mind. But when we had read
f,rtber we came to the conclusion that he
was still the ..same old COON" Ills reasons
are decidedly Mortonie. Whilst nc wouid
hove his friends refuse to antagoniZc the
president because the South has profiered
hedges OF good behavior, yet il the South
fails TO redeem these pledges, he takes 1t for
Granted that the President will employ
"forcc" against her. What sort OF "force,"
Senator? And how is it to be applied
And against whom, or what? Think. Can
President HAYES use force against State
government Not unless he is hypocrte
or shall change his principles. Against in
diviGual persons Not he. The State laws
prescribe the proper punishment for per-
sons guilty OF crimes against persons or
property. Nr. HAYES cannot follow Nor
TONS policy; so, according TO his own
logic, the Senator must soon desert the
President on the southern question.
But ms to civil-Serrice reform, MoEroS Is
still more disinScnuouS. He assumes that
the President will soon see that he has
made TOOL OF himself, and will return to
the degrading and disgracefu practices OF
GRANT. CHANDLER, MORTON, BEAST BUTLER,
and LANDAULET WILLIAMS. For this rea-
son he would at present stand by the Presi-
dent. He feels sure that the President will
soon be on the side OF the Treasury thieves.
We have no fears that the President will
change his policy to please Mr.. MORTON.
Indeed, the Indiana senator is the last man
that any President ought to consult, He is
confirmed hater Of whatever is good,
whether in the South or in the Presidents
policy. He has nothing in his character or
antecedents which entities him to be con-
suited by the friends OF a rednitcd country.
He would rather keep the country in an
everlasting turmoil than to lose his senate
ria! robes. Such man cannot be either
statesman or patriot. The President should
leave him "Scycrcly alone.'
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The President and T .ouisiana

We cannot see that the President OF the.
United States has anything whatever to do
with the questions relating to the senator's
from Louisiana. The great outrage COM
mitted by the late ignorant and pig-headed
President was In this very matter Of inter-
ference with Louisiana aud other States.
That State is RENTED TO her own local au-
anor,ts, and the United States Senate Is the
Judge q the election and qualification Of its
own members. President HAYES, thank
VOC, mas reestablished the autonomy OF the
sot.hern States, and Is NOT the mas to tres
nAss t.pon the authority Of other branches
taaa has own Of the Federal Government
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~ NEW GOOD, CHEAP GOODS!

I'LL ~
GO WHERE YOU CAN GET TIE MOST
GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY.
AND THE PLACE IS AT
BROTHERS, 60l BROAD STREET
gains it has been their pleasure 10 offer. Read
their advertisements, and give them 4 cal.
DRESS GOODS at 1870, reduced from 2jc.:
DRESS GOODS at zoe, reduced from SOC;
DRESS GOODS at &C. reduced from SIC;
DRESS GOODS at 30c r t>1. e, from 43c:
25c yard new styles BALLOONS aud But
TONS 10 match IT the lowest prices.
$50 pieces BLACK ALrACAs from l6s, to 75c
60 pieces BLACK cAclIENIREs FROM &c. to
Give US cali ion on BLACK GOODS. us we guarantee
Il bargain In them.
TRIMMINGS from 73e- to 81 .25-thc cheapest
goods ever sold
~ SKiETS. ThBLE-LINENS. NAPKINS, TOW
ELS. SHEETINGS, BED-TlChS, &C., at prices
lower than ever
In Laasi charen and Gsn5TmGn5 Of FH M
son.
New STYLES CLOAkS just received ut astonishnely
low prices.
175 pieces new CASSlMERES from 25c. to IL 90 i
yard We call special attention To our large
stock Of CASSIAIERES, and ;tsk u call OH them.
65 pieces BLUE. BROWN, GRAY. and BLACK
WATERPROOF CLOTH NJ very low prices.
225 pieces WHITE, RED. GRAY, and BLUE
FLhNSELS from 16 to 75c.nyard. Some spe-
cial bargains in FLANNELS from auction. eau
and see them.
KID GLOVE T.-Having made ar
rangements, we are able to offer the best n u
GLOVES at SOC. ever sold In the city; also iuil
line at 75c., 81, and $1.25. AS we have very
large stock on hand we are able TO furnish any
shade desired. - ~ a,,
HASDkERDHIEFS, CORSETS. SChRFS,
RIBBONS, RUFFLISGS, RUBBER BANDS,
aud lots OF other goods too numerous to NEIL
ton, which will be sold at the very lowest prices;
as we believe in quick sales and small profits ana
customers will find IT. TO their advantage to give
call At IHALHl1lER BhOl HENS.
or 90 COL Broad street.
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"IHE CRY IS STILL THEY
GOMEZ
T. r. PRICE & co.
announce that second supply of desirable

FALL FABRICS
has arrived. These embrace, III part,
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and MATE
LASSE CLO.tkS;
Foreign and Domestic KNICkERBOCkERS
BOURETTES, CASHNERES, and other latest
novelties.
To their stock of BLACK SILKS they invite spe-
cal attention.
COLORED SKIS, In newest shades. at 81;
New and nobby designs 10 French. English, and
American CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
This department receives particular attention,
which assures the buyer IN getting just the article
Gentiemen's furnishings in SOCKS, COLLARS and
CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFS Kid DogsSin,
Berlin, Castor, and other GLOVES:
The best assortment OF gentlelnen's SCAsFS In the
RUFFtiNGs. EMBRoIDERIEs, LACES and
other articles for the ladies;
can please the most fastidious;
SILK, CAMBRIA, and ALPACA UMBRELLAS
for gentlemen and ladies': #.:.r
CASHMERE, MATELASSE, and SHETLAND
WOOL SHAWLS.
Give them 4 call.
T.R. PRICE & CO..
oc l6 1l0l Main street.
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A world in A. MS" is not bad.
ZINC Rulgarian Campaign.

LONDON, October A.-The Standards
CORRESPONDENT at Biela reports that the
Czarowitch is pushing forward against Ras-
grad, leaving one corps to operate against
Rustchuk.
LONDON, October pa special to the
Dailv Nems from Vienna states that the
Russians have ordered the mobilization OF
all Cossacks not yet in active service. These
will amount to ninety-one regiments.
The ISmes'S correspondent teleSraphs
from Ragusa that the inhabitants OF the
Wassowich district, Montenegro, NUMBER
ing q, 900, are stricken with famine.
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sIrr1So BULL and his tribe are inclined to

I SITTING BULL and his tribe are inclined to
remain under the dominion Of their "White
Mother" as they call Queen VICTORIA.
Their preference Of the "mother" to their
former "Great Father" will meet with
some sympathy even in the great republic.
May this not be taken as an indication Of
the improved civilization of S. B. and fol-
lowers? Womap's true position was estab-
lished by Christian civilization, and the SEN
tfment Of these Indians may illustrate an
improvement in their tractability.
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Tue ASIAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, October 24.-The Daily 1ele-
oran,s Erzeroum dispatch, dated Tuesday,
contains the following: "Moukhtar Pasha
is safe. He occupies strong position at
Yenikoi, west OF the Soghaulu Dagh. Is
mail Pasha Is rctreating, and his junction
with Moukhtar Pasha is seriously me-
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ARRIVAL OF GRAIN.-Ne,o York, October
PA dispatch from Buffalo dated 23d
says: "There has been an immense arrival
of grain here within the last twenty-four
hours, eghty-seven lake vessels, bringing
over $780, 900 bushels, destined for Tide
water, having come into port since O'Clock
last nirhto
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We feel safe in announcing that in ten
days the last rail connecting Columbus and
son to Richmond" will be the slogan
Portsmouth (Ohio) Times, 18th.
Times up. Come on.]
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When q man Is exempted by order of the
county court from the payment OF capita-
ton tax, Gun the judges OF election refuse
to receive his ballot because he has not paid
such tax 7 This question should be settled
before election.day. We think he has a
right TO vote. Ole Sun. .s,..t &
I The Attorney. General has decided that a
man,is entitled to vote who, by reason OF
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bodily inbrmity,is excused by the court
from having the capitation tax. All that he
has To do Is to produce before the Judge OF
election the order OF exemption. !
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BARRIERS.

SCOTT 81 HOBSON
~ Inform the public that they have opened their
NEW EMPORIUM OF FASHION
FOR
HAIR-CUTTING, SHAVING. sHAMPOO1NG,
AND DYEING,
at the corner OF Twelfth and Main streets.
j j. SCOTT, who win have charge of this branch
of the firm returns his many thanks to all for the
liberal patronage heretofore given, and hopes by
strict attention business assisted by an able corps
Of assistants, TO merit continuance OF ihe stIne:
HAiR-TONIC. SHAMPOO, and BAY RUM. Par
icuiar attention paid to the cutting OF childrens
hair and waiting on ladies ut their homes
DC 2-eod3m
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RAYS, ATTENTION.-Drill TO- 4
" NIGHT wednesday, ut reginGntal armo, "A
street, and on FRIDAY NIGHT In full-ircss uni 4
form. for drill and inspection, ut armory, mt ~
O'Clock. -
BY order Of Captain L. BossIEuX.
JAMES f. TYLER. Orderly
OCTOBER "a, 1877. oc 24-3t
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ME- THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
ever offered in this city Is now exhibited at
COHEN BROTHERS..
GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT..
THE THIRD LARGE SUPPLY FOR THIS SEA-
son NOW OPENED.


wIII1E FLANNELs at I'm. 20, and 25e::.
W HITE FLANNEL at 33e.. reduced from 4oc:: at
37Hc., reduced from 55e.; at SOC, reduced from
cAST1S F5ASNEhS at .o ST. sEes syo ssa s s
stock Of BELLEVUE HH CANTON FLAN-
NATEtAssE DRESS GOODS at o5 and soc;
ALPACA LUSTRES at 15c., formerly sold at 20
100 pieces BLACK ALPACA at CSC, formerly sold
at Doe. ALPACAS reduced from 20 TO 56c.:
COLORED ALL-W.QoL CASliMERES at 73c-
All 'S shnaes OF s"'G ENGLisH cAsnNEEEs at 2sc
worth fully Sac; -, -oo ,,o o,,,r
D'EcossE brandsa 6oc. 81, sold last season
DRIP b'ETE CLOTH, sl.45, sold heretofore at
% picces GUINET's BLACK SILK just received
from a bankrupt sale at Sla5' their real value
Al Shades Of C0LoRED SILKS frSg 75c. to $3.50.
invite comparison in SILKS with New IorK prices:
VFLVETS at very little above one hall their
original cost 10 Import ,o,o,-n,r>-
y ' KETS s just received; WHITE BLANKETS from
$3.50 up. Special attention Is called to their
$4 HIS BGAkMkEs T MHHb NV" TABLE
BLE-TW Il TAT at SOC, reduced from 75c.;
rRE EsEAqfTP e g: IS rsdased s1so
Also large stock of FANCi-COLORED TABLE
CLOTHS ut greatly reduced prices:
81 dozen LADIES' MERINO kNIT-EESTSa oOc.:
IL dozen LADIES' MERIEO KN1T-NESTSa 1T 7jc;
"a dozen LADIES' MERlNO hNlI-SESTS 1T 81
l I1geh s 10 pa of GENTLEMENs and Chill
The MEDiCATED XIII WEAR for ladies and
A large stock OF CLOAKs from $3.50 to s45:
4 large Stock Of BEAVERS for Cloaks from so to
81, ICk, WHITE, and COLORED TWO-BETTON
KID GLOVES at Use. worth fully Sl25. Try
their .sLEROYf SEAMLESS.
800 dozen HANDKERCHIEFS TO- below market
value.
Save-money and buy your CARPET at
ID COHEN BROTHERS..
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FAIR.

HNHE CHILDREN OF THE INFANT
i CLASS Of the First Baptist church Will hold a
FAIR in the eeture-room Of the church TONIGHT
ont IN that OCCASION oc 25-1t*
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LECTURE.

4 TTRACTIxE EVENING AT THE
n FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH:.oaRRey; J L. BUR l,-
Church Friday EVENING, 26th instant. Appro.
pirate music win be rendered by some Of onr pest
singers. ..,..-... w Go-@t'
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MILL Observation-Disclosures r. l., Oc-
tober PA fancy-cassimere mill, employ
ing $50 hands, has been burned. Loss,
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II is Biantyre, the name OF the scene OF
the colliery accident-Blantyrc' wnere Dr'
LIVINGSTON was born.
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DICHMOyD MOZART ASSOCIATION

The regular weekly soirec will take pncc at Asso-
citation Hall THIS (Thursday) EVENING at s.:
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
ton cards which must be presented as the door
Members can obtain inviiation-cards on application
mt WAITS mlisis-storc, No. 92O Main street.
Sc Goth
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TGTRNAMENT.
TOURNAMENT! TOURNAMENTS!

All riders anticipating Il tilt ut the Fair are re-
oIcstcd and invited to meet ut Davis Co.'s store,
;idioning the toll gate now turnpike ncarStraw-
berry Hill, at oeA,ck daily after this date, for
practice A. T.. BhOnnDn;HHS,.
oc 25-1t Acting ITcsiuehI.
GRAND TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD
VI at the FAIRGROUNDS OF THE ViRGIN l..
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY on Fk! !lc Ine
day Of the State Fa;r. The knights expecting TO
participate in the tournament VIII assemble on
Broad Street opposite gords Hotel on the morning
of the 3D. and from there will march In PROCESSION
TO the Fair-Grounds> the tilting to commence
promptly. There will he prizes given to the fous sue
cf.ssfil Knights; also. sldgc to the best rider Chei
Marshal General Il. NJ Logan; Assistant MARSHAL
J. Thompson Brown Superintendent of Course, j.
W. Tal!cv: Chief Harald. Ed. Starke: Assistant
Heralds, Dr. Jud. Wood, ": n. Cary DR.. Cha Ile
Elicit: Judges. Chastain White. Samuel +. Cole
man. Thomas W. boswell; Time-keepers, ---Sfmp-
SON, j. c. Smith. All intending to ride VIII please
communicate promptly with the lndersi sned rdeslg-
mating the letters under which they desire to ride.
casion. Due notice. will b., given OF the hour OF
leaving Broad street and the hour Of tilting
N''o j. f. BROADUS,
oc 24-3t Henrico Court-house.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ey NEW SHADES SILK VEL V E L
only $1.50 yard-regular value $3.50;
EyEN1NG-SHADEs SILK at 81 yard--cheapcst
goods ever offered at the price;
BLACK and COLORED GROs-GRAIN SILKS
lower than the lowest:
KNICKERBOCKER SUITING only s,Sc. yard,
and q real bargain:
BOURETTES for polonases in qualities to suit
every one;
call particular attention to our very elegant AS
sorment Of imported BERLIN CLOAKS-
ranging In price up to $50;
HAMBURGH EDGING and INSERTING We have
several very cheap lots of, and call attention to
BLACK CASHMERES we sell lower Than many
others, giving superior qualities Of these goods
at very low prices;
Great bargains in BLACK ALPACA;
WHITE DRESS-sHIRTs four own make), Wam-
sutta Cotton and fine Linen, only 81 apiece, ADD
the best and cheapest sold at that price;
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS PATTERNS;
GENTLEMEN'S INDICATED RED-FLASNEL
w
GENTLEMEN's MERINo SHIRTS at 5Oc.-very
good;
LADIES' and GENTLEMENS SHIRTS and
DRAWERS in WOOL and 3IERISO;
Good bargains In RIBBONS,
NICKEL-PLATE BELTS,
BALLOONS In n variety OF styles,
SEQUIN PEARL BUTTONS,
SASH-RIBBON,
EVERLASTING and CROCHET-TRIMMlNG,
RUFFLING, COLLARETTES.
JEWELRY, and every variety Of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTIIS,
LACE CURTAINS aud WINDOW-SHADES,
at the lowest cash prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
% 1017 and 1919 Main street
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SENATOR MoRTos.-First Assistant Post
master General Tyner to-day received dis
patch from Indianapolis saying that Senator
Morton is doing well, and TINT DR.: Bliss is
well pleased with his progress Washing
TOT, Star, 3d.
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis has just returned to
this country, leaving her daughters ut school
In Germany.-NeU Y0rE Tribune.
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SETTINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem, e.
Il bers Of JoPPA LODGE, No. 40, are re. "
their Lodge at st. Adams Hall, on THURSDAY
EVENING, 25th instant. at 6 o'clock. Members of
sister lodges raternally invited to meet with u.s.
'' wv W. WILLIAM j. RIDDICK.
oc oS.Jtx Secretary.
THE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF
i THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE nAGDA-
LEN ASSOCIATION will be held mt the Merchants
National Bank THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2otn, Ut 0t5
Z. II. BY order OF the Board o
oc 24-2t Secretary.