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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

"The character Of General SCHUYLER
grows brighter in public regard" says
Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR in his address de-
liyered at Saratoga yesterday on the occa-
sion OF the laying OF the cornerstone OF a
monument to be erected there. General
SCHUYLER was the chronic grumbler amongst
the general officers Of the Revolution; but
he was no doubt, like Mrs. OLIpHANT's ticti-
fious "Grnmbler,' ~ as good as he was cross.
II be was never in a good humor, perhaps
ne never. did an ill-na,ured act. His let
ters, as contained in FORCES 'sDocunentary
history Of the Recolutio1,,'' are worthy Of
Inc perusai Of his New York admirers.
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MorrErr REGISTERS. eople make big
mistake when they say that the Moffett
iiouor-law is rapidly filing the State trea-
s,Iry. The law may work we'll in cities
dust where it was intended only to work..
but in many towns and the rural districts
the people won't haveit-thcy have quit inc
LIQUOR business. Here in Norfolk the Dal,
room and retail liquor-trade has fallen on
more than fifty per cent. since the registers yer
were introduced. Let the RichmoInd II; us
match make note OF this.-NortolE Dd9-
Book.
1Conyince the people that it has THESE
effects, and the law will never be repeated
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40 40 Glad 10 learn from her leading physl-
ssans thai such is not the case. and TINT the
ra1,se of sickness with those who visit that
Town must be owing to some imprndences
IN ). eating, or drinking, and sleeping.
We hone now that we have placed ourselves
all right with our Danville friends, ana
nray to be discharged hence, in mercy. DC.
prey W PATRICK.
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spEC1An NOTICES.
,r-rMpaRr ArT 5 OF BERLIN PAT

GTIMPoRTATIoN OF BERLIN PAT
TERN CLoAKs, direct from the manufacturers
for frst-class trade call particular attention to
our stock of IMPORTED BERLIN CLoAsKss'
These cloaks, In point Of style, quality, and work
mansiip, surpass any ever exhibited In this Guy.
The prices are from sls to $780, We invite the Ia
dies to INSPECT this lot Of cloaks whether they wish
% huv or NOT. LEVY BROTHERS, =.
ocls = 1ol7 and 1910 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

fhe Lee County Sentinel advocates the
plan OF leasing out the Virginia penitentia-
ny. 1t says that instead OF paying out a.
large sum forts support the State ought
70 receive a large sum from its lessees.
somebody viii jet hit upon plan Of re-
auelng the expenses of the State SO as to
enable her 70 pay the interest upon her debt
ana avoid the stain of reputation, 'ss9s
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sp.t,Eyr STORE.
NEW GOODS AT THE
90-CENT STORE.

100 pairs WAsIiBOWLS and PITCHERs-.hc .c,,
yet;
A full assortment Of BRJDGWOOD CHINA:
Elegant PANEL PICTURES at sl.9s;
The largest assortment OF PANEL PICTI'rF.
we have ever shown for SOC:
A beautiful assortment OF VASES at 99c a n,t
over one hundred styles;
Our GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES MERryorv
DERWEAR at 99c. 4 pair /. ahead OF any show,
IN town:
4 job lot Of FINE GLASS PAPER-w Fights m,
WRISTBANDS, worth from sl.25 10 s2.75 t,rI,
one piece Of kindl;
Large assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S vFsT.
CHAINS. new and elegant patterns, that No
warrant to give perfect satisfaction:
100 new TAPESTRY MATS, thirtv-hTc rat,crus
besides hosts Of other new goods that al! guyl.
to see,
.,ur new catalogue will be out this week and ,rt
be mailed to any address free.
W. 4 STEVENS
0VJ Broad street
Only 20 pairs WHITE BLANKETS left. anil ~
more. Gcl7
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the Grace-Strcct Presbyterian church,
on the 11ih instant, by the Rev. Dr. Charles II
Read. Mr.. ROBERT B. MUNFORD to Miss MARY
GRAY, daughter of the late james II. Gray: both OF
this city, No cards.
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AMUSEMENTS.
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.
EOR ONE DAY ONLY.

I. 7. BARNUNrs
NEW AND ONLY GREATEST SHOW
ON EARTH,
in all its overshadowing vastncss, will exhibit at
RICHMOND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23D,
presenting 100000 worth of new and famous
foreign features inducing the pre-emlnently sensa-
tional and superb
$40 900 STUD OF EDUCATED "TRAKENE"
STATIONS,
whose united acts and evolutions constitute inc
worlds arenic wonder; the most memorable of
mortal marvels, - s
CAPTAIN GEORGES COSTENTENUs,
a noble Albanian Greek, TAI ToED FROM HEAD TO
FOOT in Chinese Tartary as punishment for ell
eaging in rebellion against the King;
MISS HENGLER'S MAGNIFICENT $4,000
DoUBLE-MANEGE. TANDEM g..
MIN, ..,r STALLION TEAM;
BARNUM,s $4,000 BIBLICAL DEHEMOTH.
. tr.a Over 100 per cent ~.
THE LARGEST, RAREsT, AND CosTLIEsT
=. MENAGERIE EVER MOVED. ".
so 90 so so
ART-EMBLAZONED PICTORIAL CAGES.
A STUPENDOUS TENT-TEMPLE
OF MECHANICAL MARVELs OPERATED BY
A SILVER sTEAM-ENGINE.
GRAND FIELD MUSEUM OF LIVING HUMAN
.<a& PRODTGIES.
$4,000 PER DAY IN SALARIES
to an arcnic assemblage without parallel.
A GREAT CIRCUS
OF NEW AND FAMOUS FACES.
OVER ONE HUNDRED PEERLESS PRINCIPAL
PERFORMERS
Well worth going 100 miles to behold, and exhibit
ing much more than can be advertised.
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pREEDEN IL FOX,
BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS.
are now opening an immense assortment OF
DRESS GOODS.
They have bought very largely during the present
week at a great reduction in prices, and they are
convinced that they are prepared to present all
-" CHOICE DESIGNS IN DRESS FABRICS
AT
LOWER PRICES
than the same grades have yet been offered IN this
market.
Their stock Of
WORSTED FABRICS
EMBRACES ALL THE
FRENCH, GERMAN, and BRITISH NOVELTIES,
ranging from fifteen cents per yard 10 the most eX-
pcnsive goods imported.
They invite attention also 10 their
UNRIEALLED EXHIBITION OF BLACK AND
COLORED SILKS
ut prices far below those of any previous year.
13-1w
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~ GRAND OPENING AT

NJ GRAND OPENING AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM, COL BROAD STREET.
Having just received and opened over 90 cases
and bales, we ar prepared to show and offer one Of
the best aud cheapest stocks Of DRY GOODS in the
city, and ask call of those in want of bargains 1T
THALHIIMER BROTHERS.,
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

~WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
bcau,iful assortment or solid color, light shade
SILKS suitable for evening wear; to be sold at the
very attractive price OF 81 yard ut
oc16 LEVY BROTHERS..
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81 DRY GOODS.
.COLORED SILKS.

x ~ SSLChIb
We offer for this week BLACK SILKS at the fol
lowing prices, and defy competition: 7
BLACK SILK, S1.0o-sold last season for s1.25;
Sl.25-sold last season for $3.50;
Sl.5O-sold last season for 5000;
S1.65-sold last season for 1920;
sl75-sold last season for $3.50;
S2.OO-sold last season for s2.7o;
k25O-sold last season for $500.
Just received handsome stock OF
AIL-WOOL AND SILK-WOOL DRESS-GO0 DS,
FOR ovERsKIRTs,
in all the new designs:
KNICKERBoCKERS,
BoURRETTES,
CAMEL'S-HAlR,
BLACK CAMEL'S-IIAIH,
BLACK MALTELASSE,
ALL-WOoL ARMUREs, sc,
We would also state that we have the largest and
most complete stock of
WOOL AND MERINO UNDERWEAR,
for ladies', gentlemen, and children, that can be
found In the city.
COURTNEY s. POWELL,
a20 Broad street,
0c IL between Fourth aud Fifth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

ndTREAL GOOD BARGAINS IN GEN
TLEMEN'S and LADIES' SHIRTS and DRAW
oc1e ''''' ""N '''~' Levy BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

VIRGINIA LODGE, No. 9, X. MA
' OF PA stated meeting will be held ETt$A
THIS (Thursday) EVENING at ConcordialSl 2,ls]
Hall, Broad street near Fourth at 7ktSSsSY
o'clock. All knights in good standing are \sSSSy
fraternily invited. BY order of the g. G: S>
Ii. L. DOWNING,
Oc lS-lt* Il. of r. and S.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.


NJ i W G . o d S.
have now In store complete stock Of
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS.
SILEER-pLATED WARE.
TABLE-CCTLERY, &c.
to which invite the attention Of ALL We can OLE
special inducements In \ great many good; 'r,,
from New York auctions. f.. H. TAYLOR,
sc II lOl1 Main street.
CHINA, CHINA.
Just received ten casks CHINA, direct FROM r.r.
tories I'm France and England, consisting Of deco
rated and plain white
DINNER SETS,
TEA SETS.
CHAMBER SETS,
CUT GLASS.
for less money than ever offered before. Gail AMI
examine before purchasing.
GEORGE GIBSON. Js..
Sc IL 1907 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

800 pieces new and pretty shades DRESS GOODS
from 12ls to soc. per yard:
40 neces BLACK CACIfEMIRES, csc. TO $3.50
per yard:
rs pieces BLACK ALPACAS, 16 to 75c. per yard
IS pieces BLACK MOHAlR, Csc. to 81 per yard.
Give us call in black goods, as we guarantee q
saving Of 20 to 80 per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

nwOUR WHITE DRESS-sHIRT FOR
ONE DOLLAR is the best made Give 1t 4 trial. 1t
oc Is ''N LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

80 pieces BLEACHED, HALF-BLEACHED, and
iTURKEY-RED DAMASK ut prices that will
astonish you; III dozen NAPKINS aud DOYL-
les from auction) from 5 DC. TO 81 s. per dozen
(call and see them); 1875 dozen TOWELS TALL
kinds) from 20 10 soc. apiece-one Of the largest
and cheapest lines ever received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

SUN NoN
WHITE FLANSELs at l2X. 20, and Csc;
size, reduced from 55c.; at Soc, reduced from
CANTON FLANNELs at scp formerly sold at
stock of BELLEVUE Xxx CANTON FLAS-
MATEEASsE DRESS GOODS at % and 500; 80
100 pieces asl BLACK ALpAcA at 2sc formerly sold
at SOC; ALPACAS reduced from 20 to Soc:
COLORED ALL-WOOL CASHMERES at 75c.,
All fs s6nSes Of s"d E = cAsH1EREs at 2sc
"A BLACK caasHii1ERE at SOC; the popular
D'ECoSsE brandsat &c., at ST. sold lust season
DRIP pETE CLOTH, sl.45, sold heretofore at
% pieces GUINET'S BLACK sILK just received
from a bankrupt sale at 1925, their real value
All s sSadss eo OF from 75c to 12o
COHEN BROTHERS
invite comparison in SILKS with New York prices
A"qEs lot at Of yafE aa aSoe one half
original cost 10 import:
arEs stock s of WaIIE arf GHLnEE E from
$3.50 up. snecal attention Is called to their
$40 BtASKETs To,t H6 ful,y ST rAn1r
LINEN ut 37Jsc., formerly sold at &c; DOu-
BLE-TW!LL at soc, reduced from zoe;
FRENCH SATTEEN 1T 81. reduced from 81. CO.:
Also large stock Of FANCY-C0LORED TABLE
CLOTHS ut greatly reduced prices:
81 dozen LADIES MERINO KNIT-VESTSa SOC;
IL dozen LADIES' VI ERINO kN1T-VESTS 1T 7Jc.;
81 dozen LADIES' MERINO kNIT-VESTS ut IL
A large stock of GENTLEMEN'S and CHILL
DREN'S KNIT-WEAR:
gentlemen:
A large stock of CLOAKS from $3.50 to $40;
4 large stock of BEAVERS for Cloaks from 81 to
So:
BLACK. WHITE. and COLORFD TWO-BCTTON
KID GLOVES 1T 7jc: worth fully Sl.23. Try
their "LEROY" SEAMLESS.
800 dozen HANDKERCIIIEFS far below market
value.
Save moucy aud buy your CARPET at
ocl3 COHEN BROTHERS.
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g-MEDICATED RED ANNEL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS for gentlemen at
Oc l6 LEVY BROTHERS..
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u Admission 5Oc. Children under nine years half
nrice. Reseryed (nunbered) chairs 25c ext rn
= Doors open at aud 2 p. NJ. Grand Animal and
Arentc Entrce one hour later. t.t2.--!.'- -
For the accommodation of those desiring TO avoid
the crowds usually congregated ut the
tickets and reserved seats may be obtained for the
92OEMatn street. DC / LET :
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Ladies', Children's, Boys, and Mems UNDER
VESTS, the best and cheapest stock in the city
give us call on them : Ladies' FELT SKIRTS,
4 pretty assortment, soc. 10 So; SHAWLS and
TiBLE-CONERS IA large llnel, very low.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

THE PUBLIC. rs HEREBY FORE
l. WARNED from buvng or In any manner
trading for n certain NEGOTIABLE NOTE drawn
by j. ii. Harris, and made payable TO the order OF
John Ncttles, and endorsed by Odenlletmer Bro
thers. Said note Is dated September 90, 1S77, and
payable sixty days after date ut - Bank, said
note being for the sum of $S627 the consideration
for said note has failed.
oc lists j. ii, HARRIS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

EIyA LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
NICE-STYLE CASSIAiERES g.
just openedat
oc19 LEVY BROTHERS.
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MI THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
: ever offered In this city Is now exhibited ut
.'& COHEN BROTHERS..

cRCAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
THE THIRD LARGE SUPPLY FOR THIS SEA-
.'t. son NOW OPENED.
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Oc 1S-lt*
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

There will he called meeting of the " WOMAN'S
MISSIONARY SOCIETY" on THURSDAY, Octo.
Der Sth at IL O'Clock, in the infnt-clasS room OF
the First Baptist church. for the purpose OF meeting
nrestcd to attend oc 17-2tS
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MEETINGS..

4 STATED CONVUCATION OF ssXsgg
n LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAP-SZSe=
TER, No. 43. will he held at St. Alban's 80 q
Hall. corner Of Main and Third streets. s"Saf@SS
THIS .(Thursday) EVENING at O'Clock. ;, Al
Royal Arch MasoIls in good standing are cordially
invited. By order OF the NJ. r. II. p. ~
. CHARLES LUNDlN,
M Secretary,
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fhe Presidents message deaes comment.
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Personal.

NOTICE.-All persons indebted to LO-
IN MAX B. SMITH. deceased, will please come
forward and settle their accounts, and all persons
having claims against him are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same.
WILLIAM NJ. 7. FORESTER, Executor.
% west Leigh street. Richmond, Va.
OCTOBER Is, 1877. -oc 1921
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

They have WATERPROOF for 75c. worth 81;
PROOF AZ 81 25 worth $1.5O--in the newest shades
and good quality, at 25 per cent less than ever,
At SYCtE BROTHERS you will find all the
newest STYLES of DRY GOODS in the market, and
what is the use of shopping all over town when you
can get all the goods you wish 1T SYCLE BRO
UJIERSsp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

Strict attention paid to all orders. Goods sent
c. O. D. Persons wishing samples will send post
age SYCLE BROTHERS,
... ...a.. 311 Broad street,
SECS between Third and Fourth streets
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MT GRAND OPENING OF
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS AT
SYCLE BROTHERS..


the following goods:
200 pieces BLACK.ALPACA from Is. to 81;
CSC. ALPACA for Soc;
soc. ALPACA for 35c.;
35c ALPACA for CSC:
25c. ALPACA for zoe;
2Oc ALPACA for 1880.
their value.
CACHEMIRE at 40c. worth 60c.;
CACHEh1IRE at Soc worth Csc;
CACHEMIRE at Csc. worth 75c.;
GACI!EhfIRE at 7oc. worth 90c.;
CACHEAlIRE at 90c worth s1.10;
CACHEA1IRE ut S1.25 worth $3.50.
SYCLE BROTHERS have just opened al extra
large lot of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S IN
DERWEltR ut per cent. less than wholesale price.
FLANNELS at % per cent. less than ever.
FLANNELS ut csc. worth 35c.;
FLANNELS at Soc. worth Soc:
FLANNELS at Ace. worth Coo;
FLANNELS at soc. worth 75c.;
FLANNELS at 75c. worth 90c.
DO not buy before you look at SYCLE BRO
THEIRS stock, just opened.
We have over $4,000 worth of SILKS just from
auction al half price,
BLACK SILK at 75c. worth 81;
BLACK SILK ut 81 worth s1.25;
BLACK SILK at Sl.25 worth Sl.75;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth 50;
BLACK SILK at So worth $3.50.
Don't buy before you examine these SILKS.
We have the new shades of SILK III colors, such
as Bronze, Blue, Brown, Slate, and all new shades in
the market lat twenty-five per cent less than ever
sold in the city.
Do not buy before you look at SYCLE BRO
THEIRS lot of SILKS.
sYCLE BROTHERS have just opened twelve
cases of BLANKETS.
BLANKETS at So worth 81;
BLANKETS at 81 worth IS;
BLANKETS at IS worth $3.50;
BLANKETS at $3.50 worth IS.
You will find these BLANKETS twenty-five per
cent less than ever sold in any house IN the trade.
just look at our new lot of CfSSIAiERES at
twenty-five per cent. less than value.
SYCLE BROTHERS have lust received an extra
large lot of CASSIMERES just from auction, at half
price, less than ever offered In the city.
Don't buy your DRESS GOODS boftre you look
at SYCLE BROTHERS.. We have received lot
Of DRESS GOODS-all the new styles and shades
for 20 per cent. less than offered IN the city.
DRESS GOODS at 1870. worth zoe;
DRESS GOODS at zoe. worth CSC;
DRESS GOODS at csc. worth 35c.
DRESS GOODS ut 35c. worth SOC.
... DRESS GOODS ut 4Oc. worth G0c.;
and ut all prices to suit our customers.
Don't buy elsewhere before you look at Our stock,
just opened.
The incest lot Of SHETLAND aud NET SlIAWLS
in the State is at SYCLE BROTHERS. All the
new and late styles just opened.
Call and sec SYCLE BROTHERS stock of all the
new styles Of SHAWLS.
We have the largest assortment Of
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CORSETS, and
IIANDkERClfIEFS
in the State 1T half price.
Go to sYCLE BROTHERS and get your KID
GLOVES ut auction prices.
We have 4 large lot of handsome CLOAkS and
FIJRS rctaicd ut wholesale prices. just get and-
some CLOAK for Il little moncyat ,,,rurnc,
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PIT. BARNUM's SHOW.
T ncATION ELLA PARK, NEAR BUCHANAN
SPRING, FRONTING ON BROAD STREET,
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SYCLE BROTHERS will show the incest lot Of
CARPETS, RUGS; and OlL-CLOIii;S III lhe aE 9r-
Ret inst opcncd all the patterns. Call and see for
YOURSELF and be convinced that SYCLE BRO
THEIRS is the cheapest place In the city 10 buy Your
CARPETS, &C, &c.
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SYCLE BROTHERS have just opened an extra
large lot of LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S IN
DERWEAR at 40 per cent less than wholesale price.
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CARDOZO, FOCRQUREAN & co. make BLACK
aud MOURNING GOODS 4 specially. They have
the finest stock of these goods ever brought to ibis
city, which they show In the very best light for The
buyer.
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We have 4 large lot Of handsome CLOAhS ant
FIRS retailcd ut wholesale prices. just get hand
so'i'' Y 01,'> SYCLE BROTHERS.
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FLANNELS at 25 per cent. less than ever
FLANNELS ut csc. worth 35c.;
FLANNELS at Soc. worth Soc:
FLANNELS ut Ace. worth 60c.;
FLANNELS at soc. worth 75c.;
FLANNELS ut Use. worth soc.
Do not buy before you look at SYCLE BRO
THEIRS stock, just opened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18

$50 pieces CASSIMERES tall grades}, CSC. to 50
,. per yard. We ask a call on Cassimeres, as we
pay special attention to that stock. and can show
one of the best and cheapest stocks in the city.
rs pieces BLACK, BROWN. BLUE. and GRAY
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, 75c. 10 Sl.50-the
best Black Waterproof ever sold In The world for
ST ayard. Call and us them.
225 pieces WHITE. RED, BLUE, and GRAY
FLANNELS from 20 10 Toe. per yard. Look
ut our wide zoe. White Flannel, worth soc.
90 pieces BROWN and BLEACHED CANTON
FLANNEL from 81 to csc. per yard.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-22
Weston, Dec. 222-1t
Fire Engine Ordinance,

Ia Ordinance TO submit to tic legal
rioters Of tie 70'r@ Of Weston lie
question whsther said 7own shall
subscribe EigM. Hundred Dollars for
Mcpwposc OF purchasing good Fire
Engine for the 7Orn Of I'es'On, a:',t
issuing 4e4'lF therefor.
Adopted December 6. 1871.
DEIT ORDAINED, by the Council oftllc
DrOwn Of Weston, that Bcairulia Owen,
Elias Fisher and Conrad Hester, who are
hereby appointed C commissioners OF cIeciiL II
for the purpose, or such others as may be re-
after be appointed by the Council, shall, on
Monday. December 3lst. 1877,
open polls nj the IcIurt House in the town Of
Weston, to take the sense OF tic legal voters
OF said town of Iyes;oa OH the question
whether the sail town shall pay Eight Hun.
dred Dollars for tho purpose OF purchasing a
two.stream Ere engine, by the purchase Of
which the town is likely to be bcFpIittCd,
and issue its bonds therefor. SuCh debt is
to he paid TO the present owners Of said Fire
Engine in the coupon bonlJ OF the town Of
Wts.Ou, at par, in denominations Of four
hundred dollars, or some multiple thereof,
payable in one and two years after date, res
wclivcly, or sooner, ut the option Of said
| town, bearing interest from date, payable
annIalIy. Such bonds shall be delivered to
sud owners Of said Fire Engine in payment
Of such debt as follows, tO.wi! 5000 to DC
nid on the 18th day OF December, Is IS, land
$500 on the 95th day Of December, 1879.
Voters voting for said proposition shall
have writtcu Of printed on their ballots The
words-"Fur The Fire Engine Cords" and
those voting agaInstit the wCldg. "Againsi
the Fire Engine Bonds"
II is further ordained, that the Recorder
of the Town OF Weston cHuse rs many copies
Of this OIder ~ be made, : it'll his signature
thereto, rs may he necessary. liz shall post
one Of them in his Office and deliver another
to the To~n Sergeant, who shall post ii in
conspicuous place at the Court House in
sad town, without delay. The Recorder Is
also directed to cause lhii order 10 BE- pub
lishcI in TuE 'I'EsToS DrNOCRAr, !, ncwspa.
per published ia said :owu, tor four success
sivcly weekly issues, prior to the day OF said
election.
JOSEPH 3. NEFF, NGcorler.
DecSlw.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-22
No Paper 4cxt Week,

Owing 10 tho fact that tho Holidays
arc here, aud that printers. like al the
rest of mankind, arc fond Of cnjoymcu,
anl rcclcatirn; aud also the additional
fact that We have several turkeys. aud
other good things 10 dispose Of, and
working would seriously Interfere viii
digestion, no paper will be issued fron
This olIisu ucxt wccs-cxccP: sup
pIcncnt for lLo Lencf! u our ad7er
;iscrs.
We would like to take re.roSpcc'
tiys view Of tho past vear-its JOYS md
its sorrows-.but We have neither tine
uGr inclination 80 10 do at this wiring
1t might bo well to urge upon our
friend, the necessity If making goOt
resolutions fur tho new and coming
year-aai then break EN-.
As this will 10 our last opportunity
'ero the gear 1875 is upon us, Of greet
ing our patrons. We make our bow, and
wish you all "A Merry Christmas aud
Il Happy New Yc'r" Aud may yoa
liye long and be happy.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-12-22

Gr MARmgD:-Ou tho 10Th day Of
September, by the Rev. joan WOOfIer'
Mr.. John II. Ayler to Miss Susan v
NOrman-sll Of Gilmer county.
BY tho same, on the eth Of Sep
tcmbcr, Mr.. n. $. spriugsIOn to Miss
Sarah L. Gordou- all Of Gil.uer.
BY tho same, on tho 18th Of OctO'
Der, Mr.. Henderson Stout to Misc
Elizabeth J. Joucs-all Of Gilmcr.
by tue same, on the Both day Of
October, at the residence Of tho brides
father, in GlonYille, Mr.. N. p. Chill
dress to Miss Elizabeth a. Conrad
daughter Of c. B. Conrad, Clerk OIL
she Circuit Court OF GiImGr county.
By the samc, on the Goth Of NOVcm'
Der, near tho Baptist Church on the
Stauntoa pike, on horseback, Dir. G
W, Pickrcll, Of Gilmer, to Miss Mandy
i. Putnam, Of Lewis.
BY tho same, % tho 9th Of Deem
Der, \. W. Wiant to Miss Malinda D.
Dodsyn-all OF Gilmer.
Gu December 3O.h, by Rev. John s
Fisher, Mr. Hughes Butcher to Mrs
Emcranda Simmous-all Of Lewis.