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their constituents: but II, on the other
hand, Tilden is chosen, those who voted for
It will incur tue displeasure OF "a large num-
Der OF their following. The same argument
applies with equal force to the Democrats,
provided Tilden Is declared the President !;
but il the contrary is the fact there VIII be
widespread dissatisfaction among the
Democrats, md those who voted for 1t VIII
be relegated to the shades OF private life.
Those who look on it in this light see risk
which Is bound to be the outcome upon q
large number OF either political organiza-
ton.
Meanwhile kilograms are pouring III from
every quarter upon individual members ad.
yising them what course to pursue and how
| to vote. Tt Is probable that nearly all the
commercial centres favor the bill, and that
| the boards Of trade In the larger cities are
inclined to favor it, irrespective OF party
| utilization. This sentiment, telegraphed 10
representatives, has powerful effect, ano
many whose honest judgment inclines to
rerard the bill with apprehension and dis
favor. will vote for it, 1nasmuch rs they do
| not care to invoke the displeasurc OF This
| powerful class. Notwithstanding, however,
that there Is an immense amount of outside
| pressure in favor OF the bill, rejection Is
setting in against it. and il, on the sober so.
cond thought, similar rejection Is lndlcated
among the commercial classes, the Dill,
after all, may fail. Judging the chances
however, ut the present writing, the lndlca
tons are absolutely more in favor OF ltS
| passage than its defeat.
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austria. and has no objection 70 Ktlssia =
s,s,fing out Is ssea. This may oil be accom-
nIlshedFb admitting Austria TO. g snare 10
t Il division Of the Turkish provinces.
snpposing, as we do, that BIsaAnok &
hand e Il, the game Of diplomacy now going
an IN Europe, we regard war as most pro-
babe. II It is begun we have no Idea that
I'm GLAND. win enter the lists, and we coniec-
-fnre Nd the most likely Of all things In the
event Of. war; that the Turk will be ex.
pelIcd from Europe. 1t will become ne
cessity, for the question will in all proba'
bilisy be expansion or termination OF TURK
ish dominion in Europe.
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Il year ago. The statement, we hope, fo ZOE,
the honor Of the State curved out OF Viz
.pinia soil, is extravaganza. Westhinkl the
whole ragout was tainted very nnposl'I 2 q 9.
The people of the West as well :as those IN
other quarters, We feel are right. There
are plans of such practical and wise charae-
ter that the people naturally take to them !;
and the peace settlement is one that all men
will meet upon rs upon q common plat
form. Politicians would better beware. ~
VIII cost some OF them their places. AZ Is
not improbable that MoaToN's course upon
the "pIan', may give him . final and en-
during defeat. It has defeated quite MS bad
a man--BoUTwELL.
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The Plan Of Settlement.

From all quarters, wherever the people
speak at all, the opinion seems to be almost
unanimously in favor of the plan proposed
by the committees of Congress for the
counting of the electoral vote. In Massa-
chusetts there is wonderful unanimity in
favor OF it. In New York the leading Re-
publican papers are launched with nonsen-
steal TRADES against it; but the Graphic
Republican, says they do not represent
public sentiment. The people of New York
are Overwhelmingly in favor of the plan.
All the great cities will support it without
doubt. The country and the towns will be
united upon this great proposition.
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Morton---Tha Plan.

Yesterday ragout Of MoRToN's tnot
1futton-the Indiana senator is more
allied to the &olf D highly seasoned with
assurances that the people Of Indiana we're
with him in bis npracticabillty, appeared
in our sosasans under the telegrapbic head.
The telegraph was poorly employed. We
should think .he Republicans Of the In-
diana Legislature were very poor creatures
IL they all cal, be led BIZ the Rose by q wretch
like MoRIoM whose vile partisanRy 10 SO ell-
Uttered tbas ID pursuit of bis JnaIsciptls
purposes hcA hesi ties NOT 10 oppose The
views lie ssI used on bio subj eet loss
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The Conference Breaks Up.

On Saturday the Constantinople Confer
ence was broken up after the reading OF the
reply OF the Ottoman Porte. Lord SAILS
BURY said there was no longer any common
basis for discussion, and the Conference
must, therefore, he regarded at an end.
General IGNATIEFF concurred on behalf Of
Russia. Other representatives not dissent
ing, the Conference dissolved. Lord SAILS
BURY and the General were to have left yes
terday, though diplomatic relations were
not broken up, as the Charge d'Afaires re-
mains. 80.
A report states that the Porte had init
mated that soon after the closing Of the
Conference concessions to the Powers
would be spontaneously offered which were
withheld upon compulsion. r s,.s.-.
1t seems to be concluded by the majority
of quidnuncs that war is inevitable. and
BISMARCK is in some quarters blamed for it.
BIS. is bad but wonderfully sagacious
man, and we wouldn't be surprised to learn
that he is to blame for the present posture
Of the Eastern question, ii anybody should
be blamed for what we think not at all Ia
mentabIe. The Eastern question ought to
be wound up, and we rather think it is the
intention OF BISMARCK to wind i'll up.
BIsMARcK's diplomacy had not been alto
gethcr distinct; but England discovered at
the beginning Of the discussion that Ger
many intended to take a hand this time in
any collision that might be brought about
by the Eastern question. The wonder is
that the Continental Powers sh ould have
submitted so long to the presumption Of
who, while she holds the gates Of
Hercules at the mouth OF the Mediterra-
mean, should maintain The police Of the,
eastern shore, OF the great sea and SUE
tain by arms the Moslem power in
Government OF 1900, 900.
Of Christians and ], 200, 600 Of Turks. We
think Russia's long-deteated desire Of Q
right of way TO the sea lis about to, be grail
fed by the aid of BisMARGK's desire fora
new map OF Europe. IL Is reported that
BIsalacE coyets tile Gefnan provinces 81
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VIEWS OF EX-GOVERNOR HENDRICKS-1IE
THINKS THE JOINT COMMITTEES REPORT WILL
BE ACCEPTED.-A dispatch from lndianapo-
lis, Ind, to the New York World says eX-
Governor Hendricks was interviewed on
Saturday as TO- his Judgment OF the constI-
nationality and efficiency OF the measure re-
portcd by the Joint congressional! committee
on the electoral count. He is represented
as saying:
clam gratitied that so fair bill has been
reported. It may not satisfy those who de-
mand success in advance, but I think 1t
will be accepted by the country. Certainly
the commissioners may make proper and
righteous decision under it. 1t will allow
such latitude OF investigation and judg-
ment as will compel them to decide the
right II in its present shape the Dill VIII
fsnot allow the commission to consider all
matters OF evidence as fully as the TWO
houses of Congress could do il considering
the questions directly, the necessary amend
mcnts can easily be made, but its provisions
appear. ample in that respect"
"You consider, then, that the bill Is
likely to bring about q fair solution OF the
difficulty"
MIR. Hendricks "Not exactly that. L
cav the commission may deliver Il fam de-
cision. 1t is clothed with powers sufficient
to enable it to do so. Whether it does so
or not will depend upon the character OF
the men who compose it,"
Bein. asked to give his opinion upon the
constitutionalty of the bill, Dir. Hendricks
said:
"That would require an elaborate discus
sion, too long for the present occasion. The
matter is one in which the powers OF Con-
crcss and the methods in which they should
be executed are not definitely prescribed.
1t may be compared to the admission OF
States into the Union. The Constitution
confcrs upon Congress the power to admit
new States, but does not prescribe the
method in which it Is to be exercised.
Hence Congress may act through co0rdi-
nate department OF Government, as was re-
Gently done in the admission OLA State by
presidential proclamation"
You Go not regard Congress as aodl-
eating its power, thcn?"
Mr. Hendricks: ''Not at ail. The power
of Congress to count the Tote and to decide
upon all questions that arise i'll the progress
OF the count is exercised directly Ivy itself,
and through the agency which it creates,
with final supervision and control by agree
ment OF both houses" -...-.--...
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The election OF .stl'. Hoar is regarded as a
complete defeat of the Butler and Simmons
factions. Boutwell,, no doubt, had many
supporters who were not Butler men, but
the Butler and custom-h house interests were
openly for him. and this fact, more than any
other, led to his defeat.-Boston telegram
Ne,o York: Times.
Senator Anthony, who was taken sick in
Washington on Friday night after return
ing from brief visit to this city, was
so far recovered yesterday as to be able to
sit up for several hours and to see num-
Der Of friends, among them General Burn
side.
Before the investigating committee at
Washington Ir. Patterson testified that he
had collected $4,000 from Government
employees for election purposes.
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Observation-Disclosures are in the Viz
ginia. Senate twenty-five members whose
terms will expire in 1879, and only twenty
whose terms will expire this year. That is
to say, the Senate will decide the reappor:
tionment question in accordance with the
provisions of the Constitution, which re-
ouire that the new reapportionment shall
90 into effect in 1879.
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me- 1877. GOOD NEWS FOR THE 1877.
NEW YEAR.

pBY GOODS. DRY GOODS: DRY GooDsl
Wishing to reduce my large stock on hand prepa-
ratory to taking inventory will sell my entire stock
Of desirable DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., at cost
for the next thirty days. As this Is no humbug GUS
toners will find IL 10 their advantage to- give me
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Below will be found list of desirable DRESS
GOODS, CASSIMERES, HOUSE-FURNISHISG
GOODS, UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, &c. :.
100 pieces DRESS GOODS at zoe. worth Soc;
rs pieces DRESS GOODS at 25c. worth 37c.;
i large stock of DRESS GOODS In finer grades
at cost to close them out.
SO pieces TYCOON REPS ct 1870. worth 25c.;
A large stock of CACHEMIREs, MERINoS,
BLACK ALPACAS, AMI other BLACK GOODS
ut cost prices.
TAgLE-LINENs, NAPKINS, TOWELS, CUR
TAIN LACEs, sHEETINGs, COTTONs,
GlNGHAMs, BED-TICKs, and other domestic
goods at cost prices.
An excellent line of CASsIMERES, WATER
PROOFS, BEAVERS; WHITE, RED, GRAY,
and BLUE FLANSELS:
CANTON FLANNELS, CHEVI0Ts, PLAIDs, &C..
ut low prices.
BLANKETS, CLoAKS, SKIRTS, CARPETS, IN
DERSHIRTs, at prime cost 10 close them out.
900 pair LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN'S KID
GLOVES ut cost, US have large stock ana
Wish to close them out;
Also, u large iine OF LADIES, and MISSES HOSE,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHlEFS, CoRsETss
SCARFS, SC, &c.-all ut the very bottom prices;
$50 pair LADIES' MERINO SHIRTS az 81 . pair
worth fully Ga. Glva me call on these, as
guarantee them The cheapest in the city.
Q cases best brands BLEAGEED CoTT0Ns at &C.,
selling everywhere from Q to &c.,
100 pieces Al BR0WN COTTON at SIC. worth
loc.: and lots OF ether goods at s.priees for
thirty days cnlyst 81, ~ I'll 4 ~
IS 81 hi f5.:s iLLIAh3THALHiMER's, as
il COL Broad street.
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LoUIsIANA.-Neu Orleans, January Ill
In obedience to orders OF General Augur,
the State Librarian, who was deposed Fri
day by an appointee Of Governor Nicholls's
Secretary OF. State, was Saturday reInstated
by the Nichols authorities. l.. j. Barrow,
OF Natchitoches parish, LETT the Republican
House Saturday, and was sworn in and
seated in the Democratic House.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY "C,"E
IL RICHMOND, VA, January %. lS77.-Gen-H
cra Orders, No. 6: The officers and men OF this ~
company will assemble ut their armory promptly Il
ut ~ 2. M TO-DAY IN full-cress uniform, except
cross-belts and cpnuiettes. for battalion drill. BY
der Of Captain j. l.. WARING:
+. ID. BARKSDALE,
IN S3-1t* Orderly Sergeant.
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NJ SOAPS! SOAPS! SOAPS.

Nj SOAPS! SOAPS! SOAPS.
COLG.ATE'S HONEY, Gi.TCERINE.
BROWN WINDSOR, PALM.
CASHMERE BOUQUET. OATMEAL.
RONDOLETIA, FLORAL,
OLIVE and PALM. CENTURY.
OMNIBUS, EOEPAREII, STERLING.
AROMATIC VEGETABLE, SCILICATEp,
TOOTH SOAP. MILITARY SHAVING SOAP,
LAUNDRY SOAP.
VIOLET and CASHMERE BOUQUET POWDER
VASELINE and ChMPil0E ICE. for chapped
hands-the best article yet made for that rur-
pose;
PREPARED CHALK or all kinds;
HANDkERCIIIEF EXTRACTS nnd TOILET
WATERS;
CARBOLIC SOAPS OF al! knds-thc best lIanufac-
tTrcd:
all of which will be sold at much below regular
prices at il III LEVY BROTHERS.
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BUFFALO LrTuIA WATERS.

TINE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
II IN TIE
PECULIAR MALADIES OF WOMEN AND
OTHER FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE.
Some OF the most eminent medical men of the
country pronounce these waters
"WELL-NIGH SPECIFIC"
in most OF the
PAINFUL MALADIES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
DYSPEPSIA,
NEURALGIA,
LIVER AFFECTIONS,
( -,.'.. - CHRONIC DIARRHEA,
.E.tt- PARALYSIS GOVT,
80 tsIt RI 81 RHEUMATISM,
AND IN DISEASES OF THE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
they are second to none Of the celebrated mineral
waters OF the world. aud In some Of the diseases
here enumerated they have accomplished beneficial
results as remarkable any of record, whether Of
mineral waters or medicines This claim Is en-
phatcaIly attested by those whose statements defy
impuiation or question. Testimonials sent TO any
address on application. ~.
The waters are put up In cases OF one dozen half
gallon bottles ut Is per case at the Springs nyaria-
bly, in advance. THOMAS +. GoODE,
]. 49, Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
4 fl 16-Tu&S2m
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70 the reeordation Of deeds was agreed to.

TO the reeordation Of deeds was agreed to.
PRESERVED AND RErErRED.
BY Mr.. Dunn: BilIin relation to tue az ais-
tributior, Of the Session Acts Code OF 1873,
and Nayo's Guide.
by Mr.. GILMAN: Resolution OF inquiry
into the expediency Of requiring oil con-
yicts discharged from the penitent1ary 10 DC
sent back to the points at which they were
convicted.
,-.a....-t THE eAproKr1oSMENT QUESTION.
The "apportionment question y was FUR
ther discussed by Mr.. CLARKE, OF sulrY, IN
opposition, and by Mr.. CoGHILL in support
OF the majority report OF. the Committee ior
Courts Of Justice. Before concluding, Mr.
CoGHILL yielded 10 o motion to adjourn
which was agreed to. r..:, ~ Il.
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Each exhibition viii be interspcrsed with Views Of
fine Statuary, Allegoricai Pieces, Transi8rma'ions
and charming Mechanical and Optical Effects. The
scenes will be described by Or. TAYLOR, and the
entertainments will be found beautiful, pleasing
and Instructive.
Admission, 25c. round-:rip tickets (good for
both uIphtsI ! Or, IN 23-Tu&Th2t
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will give TWO ENTERTAINMENTS, comprising
scenes across the water. and illustrated by selections
from his extensive collection OF beautiful pictures.
These pictures arc amongst the finest OF their class
and every effort will be made TO present them effect
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grECaAE NOTICES.
CARPETS CARPETS: CARPETS:
NE REMNANTS! REMN ANTS,
DRESS GoODsl DRESS GOODS +,

Three hundred REMNANTS of DRESS cnons
In lengths Of from three 10 sixteen yards must he
sold within the next two weeks at
LEVY BROTHERS..
CLOAKS at greatly reduced prices. h17
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Dry GOODS.

BRf GOODS.
Al COST! AT COST
Having determined to discontinue the dry-cooS
business, shall from this day offermy entire stofRot
sEASONABLE AND WELL-ASSORTED GOODS
At COST FOR CASH.
And in order more speedily to dispose Of the entire
stock, there arc many GOODS which will he sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE,
as the store Will be vacated rs another tenant
can be had. CHARLES HUTZLER,
ta22-lm> GIL Broad street.
GRAND c1osING-ouT SALE.
With the intention Of wing our store thoroughly
renovated In the spring, offer our entire stock
ATCosT FOR CASH ONLY
for the next sixty days.
Our stock consists In part OF The following go"ds:
DRESS GOODS OF all descriptions:
CAssIMERES and CIoTHS-aN qualities;
FLANNELS,
TABLE DAsiASK.
NAPKINS, aud
TOWELS;
WHITE GOODS of all descriptions
CLoAKs,
sHAwLs.
BALMOBALS;
LADIES'. GENTLE,lEN's, and CnlLDEESs
MER1so and ALL-wooL UNDERWEAR;
SOLID and sTRrED HOSE for children;
NOTIONS, sc.
COURTNEY POWELL,
. do 90 SIS Broad street
lioAs - FOR LITTLE MONEY!
DRY GOODS Ar A SACRIFICE.
Some great bargains offered at
JULIUS MEYERS, COO Broad street
As stock must be reduced I haye detsrminsa ". ~
close out large stock stylish DRESS GOODS ~ A'1
below prime cost. .os,.
Ladiess handsome Beaver CIoaks at prime COST
ladies, and Clildrens furs AZ cost
Handsome Striped aud Plati Shswls AZ cog, ,oscou
cases heavy Bieached Cotton, equai 20 Anu
20 gin, at &C.; v,,,ueed TO a..
regular price 81 so; Merlao ana AN .s,,Srea AZ
derwe.ir fer ladies. gentlemen, NM hnws, ,sesr
,,ri,nc cost; Cssimeres for mens anu IVY i.csses
Al cost: GeutlcnenS anS Boys Sar1itaatI soS
below cost; Fur Trimmings, Wofsaea fsins9'
&C., at cost; .,.+
otc@s oSs eAt-A' =. -.tNssss JULIUS MEYERS.
Agency Demorests Reliable Patterns. y 4.eoa
A.sLARGEa S T0CK OF LADIES,
IN MISSES, cHLpREN's, and ais aMFSSS;
si n s.ss'i, = soe.and OH Broad stfee'.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

III FLANNEIS! FLANNELs, FLAS.
NELS! All kinds Of FLASNEIS a, tho low
est prices yc. offered;
WHITE FLANNEJ.S IN all widths anil qualities:
PLAID. PLAIN. and STRIPED OPERA TLAy.
NELS:
WHITE, GRAY, BLUE, aud RED TWlLLED
FLANNEL;
SHAKER, sILK-WARP, DOMESTIC, and ALL.
WOOL FIANSELS;
BLEAClIED, CNBLEACHED, and CoLoRED
CANTON FLASNELS, ..
LEVY BROTHERS.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS. at reduced prices.
ia II
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spEcULATIoSs.

5 There are great many Republicans and
Democrats who were at first inclined to
vote for the measure who are now giving
the subject very serious consideration.
These argue, respectively, that II Hayes, il IL
elected under the terms Of the compromise
those who supported It will merit favor WITH
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DIR. w. Ii. TAYLOR

METHODIST CHURCH, s.
4 CORNER BROAD AND TWENTIETH STREETS
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Shakcspearian series:
As YOU LIKE 1T, TWELFTH NIGHT,
Illustrated by that unriralled artist
MISS NELSON,
supported by Mr.. EBEN PLYMPTON and an espe-
cially selected company.
OF WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24Tlf,
Miss NELSON will make her first appearance In
Richmond as Eosellnd III
as YOU LIKE 1T;
OH which occasion the celebrated tenor.
Mr.. TOM KARL,
of the Strakosch Opera Company VIII perform the
part OF Amicns, with songs
THURSDAY EVENING, January 25:h, MI
Nelson rs Viola IN TWELFTH NIGHT:
FRIDAY EVENING. last Nelson performance.
Admissions 81 reserved seats. $ LOO; gallery. SOC
Seats can now be secured n Wy&tt'S mnsic-storc
in 20-4t
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TUESDAY. January 23d, SCENES From RICH
MOND To ROME ria Floreucc, Venice &C.
THURSDAY, January Goth, SCENES IN ROME,
old and new.
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SPECTAa. NOTICES.
nj CLOSING-OUT SALE OF
sYCLE BROTHERS. ...
4 LArn;F STOCK OF DRY GOODS TO BE SOLD
AND BELOW COST.
SPECTAa. NOTICES

Having determined to move to our store on the
next square, No. $40, between Third and Fourth
q 49,.
streets, OH Broad, we will sell our entire stock OF
DRY GOODS at and below cost.
CLOAKs, sHAwLs, CAssIaIEREs, aud DRESS
GOODS, all have been marked down to close out our
large stock.
We have Gil hand SO pairs WHITE and COL
ORED BLANKETS from 1926 to s15 4 pair.
We have few more of those HORSE-BLAN-
KETS, which will be sold ut cost.
BLACK GOODS.
Fifty pieces BLACK ALPACA from 25c to $3.50
per yard.
CACHEMIREs, BOMBAzINES, GRAPE
CLOTHS, and other MOURNING GOODS, to be
sold at ten per cent. less than he usual prices.
We have few sets of FURS which will be closed
out ut cost.
CARPETS, RUGS, oIL-CLoTHs, in great va
riety. s.....:....a a,-.,s..- ...,
Don't forget the place: 429 Broad street. where
you can buy goods cheaper than you have ever
bought them before. We have the goods, and they
must be sold before we move. -,..s.
sYCLE BROTHERS.
jas 429 Broad street.
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so pieces TYCOON REPS ct 1870. worth Csc;
A large stock of CACHEMIREs, MERINoS,
BLACK ALPACAS, ami other BLACK GOODS
Mt cost prices.
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The Senate met at II NJ.
s,i p,csrn

Senate bill to amend and reenact section
. of an act to authorize the Board OF Di-
rectors Of the Western Lunatic Asylum to
sell certain lots OF land belonging to said
acyll1m ..Hs.
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An excellent line Of CASSIMERES, WATER
PROOFS, BEAVERS; WHITE, RED, GRAY,
and BLUE FLANSELS:
CANTON FLANNELs, CHEvIoTs, PLAIDs, &C..
ut low prices. ;.
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100 pieces DRESS GOODS at zoe. worth Soc;
rs pieces DRESS GOODS al 25c. worth 37c.;
4 large stock of DRESS GOODS In finer grades
at cost to close them out.
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LIZ - FOR LITTLE MONEY!
DRY GOODS ar A SACRIFICE.

LARGE S T0CK OF LADIES,
15A,I 49, 49,, AZ BOSCHES's,
n - soeand 81 Broad stfee'.
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In view OF the opposition which will be
manifested against the bill by Republicans
in the Senate the leading Democrats of the
House are inclined to recommend that the
bill be withheld for action in the House
until the Senate disposes OF iit.i They say
that the party which is responsible for its
defeat will meet the condemnation OF the
commercial classes OF the country, and that
IL the Republican Senate defeats the bill the
responsibility before the country would be
with it, and the result will inure to the adj
vantage OF the Democrats.-Speciat TO Bal
ttmore american. ~
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TABLE-LINENs, NAPKINS, TOWELS, CUR
TAIN LACES, SHEETINGS, COTTONs,
GINGHAMs, BED-T1CKs, and other domestic
goods at cost prices.