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MOZART ASSOCIATION.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
hI4rID FLOWERS.

4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ART.
MAD. HARDING ARTIST IN LIQUID FLOWERS,
will remain In Richmond = few days longer and in
struct ladies so that they teach others.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PARTISAN ISVEN-
TON OF THE AGE.
Ladies are invited 10 call and examine specimens
of art.
TAUGHT PERFECTLY IN ONE HOUR.
Madame HARDING Is The inventor and only lady
in the United that gives practical instruction
In this most 's
WONDERFUL INVENTION.
Madame HARDISG guarantees to Instruct ladies
so that basket OF flowers and foliage shall be made
equally. If not superior, 10 hers IN ONE LESSON,
and BEFORE ANY PAYMENT is MADE.
Inquiry and application can be made to Madame
HARDING. at 81. Claire Hotel, from a. NJ to 3 7.
M-...-.. no Sits
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OUR CITY JUDGE.-ln our local depart.
ment yesterday we stated that Judge Scar
burgh had twice charged the grand Jury in
reference to the violation OF the Moffett law
In this city. Judge Scarburgh takes our
istence, should be enforced, and that its
open violation is a.disgraee to the city. This
is our position, and We are backed in it not
only by the best class OF our citizens, but
by those Of the liquor-dealers. who take a
sensible view Of this question and aresfor
law and order. m, To. s'sls
Ii the grand jury fails to do its full duty
Tomorrow, and wipe out this nobocratic
dol from tue name of our city. 1T VIII be
no fault Of Judge 'scRrbnrgb. who, il EN-
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The States Voting Tuesday.

The returns thus far received pretty well
hear out our speculatiops Of Monday The
Republicans are assured that they are not
supreme, while the Democrats have not
such triumph as may lead them into the
folIies that are apt to follow sweeping vIcto-
ries.
O. Mr.. HATES is we'll bolstered. He cannot
be said to be without party; and yet he
proceeds straightforward in i manner that
plainly tells the Republican party that he
can make no concession from the honesty
and patriotism OF his purposes to crafty
party interests.
The Democrats must plainly see that they
have not exactly such q position as will war
rant a policy altogether independent. They
must pursue the policy OF cooperation with
that which is just and proper as the only
mode OF strengthening the President and
making his just and national policy triumph
ant. It is necessary for the national well
fare that this triumph shall be consumma-
ted. The Democrats cannot iuier that this
can I've bad for them while the world knows
that bloody Radicalism, being founded and
maintained in wrong, must be completely
destroyed by the triumph OF justice.
New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jer-
sey have gone Democratic, with the quail
fcation. that the Legislature OF New York
is in doubt. This certainly should be
cheering to Democrats, while the triumph
OF Republicans in all the other States gives
them to understand that there remains yet
good deal to be done before they are fairly
out Of the woods, .... '"F.-.l t.- ~,
President HAYES finds in the returns one
fact that must be grateful to him. This fact
is that in Massachusetts, where he boldly
proclaimed his policy Of Cancellation, and
where he was heartily endorsed by the Re-
publican State Convention, the Republicans
have victory; while in PENNSYLVANIA
where he has been much scandalized ant
deprecated by the Republicans, and re-
fused endorsement by the Republican State
Convention, the Democrats have gained ;
victory. The moral to be drawn from thi:
is gratifying to Mr.. HAYES.
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Exactly So.

a correspondent did us the kindness tt
send to us recently extracts from speeches
of Mr.. CALHOUN and S. 5. PREN1Iss upon
the public debts OF South Carolina and Mis-.
sissippi. PRESTIss, in describing the state
of parties in Mississippi upon the question
OF the debt, seemed to have been writing In
a prophetic way about the events in Viz.
ginia the present year. The demagogues
in Mississippi, according to PREsTlss, see.
ing the embarrassments of the people,
"seized upon the idea OF repudiating the
"pubhc debt, and threw 1t as q make
"weight into their own side OF the political
"scales." as... ~. .-... 49,. ,.. 4 -
How precisely does this describe the
course OF the demagogues in Virginia
Fortunately for us, there was too much Of
public consciousness and honor in Vir-
ginia to permit them to ayow open repudia-
ton as their policy; so they retreatea be-
hind some arch phrases, such as I" enforced
equity" q 3d. ,
But the resemblance between the cases OF
Mississippi and Virginia is striking. The
arguments Oh tue UculnSoSueS III ' hSLutd
led the people to hope for MS much relief as
did the people Of Mississippi from "repu.
diation." The fight with the compulsory
adiusters has been one extremely repulsiye
to high-mindcd and conscientious gentle
men. 1t has been one that forced the real
regulators into explaining and denying
that they were regulators. But the result
has been to inflict upon the public charac.
ter OF Virginia r faint which all rejecting
men deplore, and which will take some time
and proper treatment to eradicate.
We may take pride in one fact, however,
that the unprincipled demagogues have
been everywhere driven to the wall, so that
they were compelled to repudiate repudia-
ton. Virginia is not yet to be dishonored
by approving such rascally expedient Us
that.
Such OF the 1.-THE and slippery iema
gogucs as may reach the Legislature viii
find themselves in. a "a FIX. But as thei,
main object was to get into the Legislature
this will not disturb them much.
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ss.CENr STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE

DECEIVED AT THE =:
90-CENT STORE, ...a..
the finest LAMPS we have ever offered several dif-
ferent styles, trimmed with Argand burner,
sevcn-lnch shade, and chimney complete, for
39c.; .......-..
Also. n fine broad-base LAMP aud CHIMNEY that
we sell two for 99c.; .-
A large lot of MIRRORS, three styles frame; .
Also, 4 smaller MIRROR, two for 99c., and an ex-
ira large and FINE GLASS for s1.9S;
An elegant line Of BRONZE MANTEL-SETS, the
finest goods we have ever offered;
Five cases of WALNUT BRACKETS, WALL
POCKETS, TOWEL-RACKS, &C.. &C., very
large and extra fine finish;
Another lot of those LAVA CASPADORES ut 99c
pair;
The finest line of DOLLS, large aud small, to be
seen In the city;
CHILDREN'S FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS, ROCK
ING-HORSES, CIIAIR-ROC KERS, &C.; ut.
A full line Of WORK.BASKETS, NURSERY-BAs
KETs, LUN C H-BASKETs, SCRAP-BAS-
KETS. &C. - ,......., .......
Catalogues sent free to any address. 49,.
~Ef ~ 80 .. w. A. STEVENS,
NJ OF T.. ~. .'...1,,.E 500 Broad street
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Special. NOTICES.
sM- HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP
DRY GOODS,

fEl-E lEAhSLC h+ HiS Wv "~A
DRY GOODS,
AT THE POPULAR BROAD.STREET
DRY-GOODS EMPORIUM OF
THALHIMER BROTHERS, COL BROAD STREET,
where we are constantly receiving and selling some
of the best bargainsof the season:
80 ssssfU tys from 1"a sGl I" soe
So pieces sOLID-COLOR PoPLINs at Ice. worth
sff; s 7s 40 sSn1gna
81 pieces COLORED CACfiEMlREs from ~ 20
fa dres es and Gl timmns a a. low prices
us call on DRESS GOODS, as our stock Is large
A large variety variety of BLACK and MOURNING
GOODS in Cachemires, merinos. Alpaeas;n Ia
mise, Dclaiues. &c. Just received. le" LAh"G
A1obaf d Of neS yei latest styles and
.ss 5ri TabnEs an 'aw ssE snAwLs SKIRTS
'fea hs,. A and and G5ENTLEMEN's UNDER-vEsTs.
Glxe Fs SsIl III GooDs-sch as sleetngs
Towels Napkins, Table. Linen: OIL Cloths, Blan-
kets Quilts Curtains Laces.at extra low price,:
10 6oc.-giye US call Tor cheap ES SSnfIin;,e
Some new and special bargains In CASSlMERES,
mens and boys wear--one of the best and largest
stocks to select from at prices TO suit every one:
WHITE. RED, BLTE and gray FLASN ~ lis
city AT csc. yard. Call and see them.
HEADQUARTERS FOR MD GLOyES.-sIust re-,
ceived 90 dozen LIGHT aud DARK SHADES
KID GLOVES at SO, 75c., and Sl-among them
all the latest shades in nary-5lue, dark Sreeii'
30 dozen GENTLEMEN'S LIGHT and DARK
SHADES KID GLOVES IT 81 pair 10 cioss
them out-thcsc goods are elegant qualify ana
worth $3.50 TO 50 pair. >-o,,,>,c
\ large line Of GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS. which will be sold at very low prices TO
retInce the stock Call and see them, as II VIII
pay YOU to do so. ,,,,,,n>.-
Also. a great variety Of NOTIONS. RIBBONS,
sCARFS, HOSIERY, GL0y, !S MANDk IM
ELRY. SCARF-PINS. SILK HANDkER.
CHIEFS. RUFFS. REFFL1NGS, &c, which VIII
be sold ut the lowest prices, is we believe in
quick sales and small profits. and Will give our
customers all the advantages we can.
Give us 4 call and secure Of The bargains now
offered at TIIALTIIMER BROTHERS,,
COL Broad street
y. E.-MR. CHARLES IlCTZLEE Is now Win
us and viii be pleased to see his friends and Gus
toners 1T TllALulalth bhO hEitS
mo- 8 COL Broad street.
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,,,rnoae Of maintaining partisan eSpTit as
ca,s,,s m iiis own interest. AS ne -cfeateu
conI,erI1eaiisnlEtn Indiana in order 20 put lei
down so his Imagination bodied forth the
!. kuklux. ~ which hesWnged war upon with
the "bloody shirt" An extremist 10 every
thing. he was never whiting to acquiesce IN
moderate measures, and ruled his conduct
by the one gauge Of his aspiration to the
presidency.
His only effort in the direction Of purely
constitutional politics was bis recent propo-
tiou~for n~sixteentt amendment radically
altering the manner of electing Presidents.
His ideas about the national finances were
not clear, coherent, or consistent. In 1866
he wanted the national debt paid In green
backs. He voted for initiation in 1874 and for
resumption in 1876, and then became ram
pant hard.money man. He ridiculed the
sham OF civil-service reform. He haa
the honesty to avow that "the machine
was an essential in party management,
and although he yielded 4 reiuctahe
assent to President Hayes's pacinca-
tory policy toward the South-as ne
would assent to any accomplished lact
| which he had no power to cnange-he
never EXPRESSED any approval OF Executive
order No. l.. What position he would nave
taken had he returned to the Senate IL is
vain to speculate. He would, doubtless,
have maintained friendly relations with Mr.
HAYES for bis, own interest, without becom-
ing the champion OF any OF the reforms to
which the President is particularly pledged.
&c will be missed for time from the petty
wrangles OF the National Legislature. his
virtues, for 4 brief moment, will be exag-
gerated his vices glazed: And in a lew
Short months after the grave has closeo
upon him the country will have hidden him
| "a long farewell" !. .t
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Aswe said in another article, pass the sill
yer bill and it matters not so much whether
the resumption act is touched or not. we
would rather sec the resumption act left IN
its present condition. The reconciliation
Of silver will make resumption an easy mat
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The Educational journal Of Virginia Tor
November contains number OF valuable
and interesting articles. Professor PRICES
is one OF these; and Professor HARRIsoN's
another. The latter is on the "Current
Discussion on Spelling Reform 1t seems
TO us to be a first-rate No. ...
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EDUCATIONAL.

old DOMINION BUSINESS COL
" LEGE. No. 1917 MAIN STREET:,.ESTLAa,B1s-
LISHED lS67.-DAY and NIGHT SESsloNs.
Students received at any time. ,,>--,, ,e,,
Scholarship for COMMERCIAL and ENGLISH
STUDIES, $50. -...-.f-tt --.' ''f 49,. "
For particulars, address ..,.,, :, >,,<,o, 81
Sc 13-eod2m GEOR(tE VI. SiIob.
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M COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
roEsoS'S GRos-GIAlN SILK in black at 95c.
8 pieces GUISET'S BLACK SILKS ut SIPS, re-
duced from over 81; ..s. ,
10 pieces BONNETS at s210, formerly sold ut
$500: ~
pieces ) TXPissIER BLACK SILK at $3.50, for
mcry sold 1T ~. -. ,
An Immense stock of COLORED Sll.kS In all
their various shades and qualities.
They will also offer .... ....
800 LACE CURTAINS at $3.50 4 set for two win
EGO LACE CURTAINS at s5.4O sets
o. LACE CURTAINS at $40 i set worth 10, Ut
40 piee @sf. hP pT'i cvRTAIN.MUsLIN at
from 40c. TO Csc. u yard. -
large lot OF real BRUSSELS CURTAINS very
cheap.
500 LAMBREQUINs in Nottingham, spitzbersen'
and real Brussels.
Also, from a bankrupt sale of large upholstery
house, largc stock OF CRETONN ES, UPHOL-
STEKY, REPS In all the various co0rs, including
several pieces Of SILK DAMASSES 1.-THE finest goods
imported
For thousands Of novelties call at
oc27 COHEN BROTHERS..
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the residence of the brides father on
Tuesday, October 30th, EDITH. dalghter OF d ".
CURE; all Of Richmond. No cards.
Married, on tho 25thof October, ST. at the re-
sidence OF Mr.. John A Curtis p the Rev. Mr.. MS9
dell. Mr.. A. S. MORRIS and Miss ALICE d. ~
Ill of Richmond. 49, r.
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: AN UNWORTHY TRICK. The name Of John
S. Wise, Esq, for Attorney General, was
used on yesterday by the Independents on
their ticket along with General Wickham's
for Governor. and j. II. Riyes. Esq, for
acknowledgement. We received tele.
gram from Mr.. Wise in which he requested
oil OF his friends to vote for General Field.
and says that the use OF his name was
wholly unauthorized. Charlottesville JEFF
forco,1 inn '''''' -
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z RIGHT OF WAY, THROUGH ARLINGTON, Va.
The bill introduced into the House Monday
by ,Mr., Schleicher, granting the right OF
way through the Arlington estate to the
Washington, Cincinnati and st. Louis rail-
road, limits the. land to- he taken to 100 feet
IN width Wqshtryl1tQn tsepg6 Eican, 4, ) i.
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m"THE CRY is STILL THEY
COME"
.u- r. r. PRICE & co.
announce that u second supply of desirable
-. .Sss.,s''A FALL FABRICS -r-

-G..'t''t. FALL FABRICS ...... .-.-..
--' has arrived. These embrace, In part 81.
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and NATE
-LASSE CLOAKS; 4.... -.-.t '..., IT,. .
Foreign and Domestic KSICKERBOCkERS
BOURETTES, CASHMERES, and other latest
novelties. g, ...s-..;. -.-..,s..... ....l'
To their stock of BLACK SILKS they invite spe-
ciat attention. = BIZ '.. .f.'.. ri ..'..
COLORED SKIS, in newest shades, at 81; - :,
New and nobby designs In French. English, and
American CLOTHS and CASS1MERES. ...yr.,
This department receives particular attention,
which assures the buyer In getting just the article
represented.
Gentlemen's Furnishings In SOCKS, COLLARS and
. CUFFS, HANDkERCHIEFS: Kid, Dogskin,
Berlin, Castor, anu other GLOVES: ;: -
The best assortment OF gentlemens SCARFS in the
RUFFLiNGs. EMDRoIDERIEs, LACEs, and
other articles for the ladies';
An assortment of LINENS and CRETOSNES that
can please the most fastidlous;
SILK, CAMBRIA, and ALPACA UMBRELLAS
for gentlemen and ladies': 80 :,
CASHMERE, MATELASSE, and SHETLAND
WOOL SHAWLS.
Give them call.
90 10 1101 Nlain street.
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HEAVY DECLINE IN DIR Y
GOoDs!-COHEN BROTHERS will offer Monday
the goth instant 81 CASES OF GOODS Just pur-
chased In New York during the recent heavy de-
cline. among which may DE found
So pieces MOIIAIR LCSTRE DRESS GOODS at
1870.
SO pieces RICH DAMASSE at 1856. reduced from
oG pieces RICH D.iAIASSE at zoe. reduced from
Soc; ut 25c., formerly sold ut 33c.: ar 33c,
lust reduced from SOC;
Q picccs ALL-WOOL DAAlASSES. hfty-four inches
wide. in black and coors. ut :1.5u, foi mer price
having been S2.7J
10 pieccs ENGLISH COLOEED CASIiMERES 1T
lSc.. reduced from Zoe:
KNICKER BOOK ERS at $50. formerly sold at 41c.;
at 40. so, and Soc;
at S1.7J. htty.four inches
wide all wool AMI silk. reduced from T3
LI:BIN'S SILK KEICKERBOCKER uhc finest
goods .importetD at sl.75, formerly sold at
1926: ..,
duccd prices: , 49,, ,,,- ,,, n,r,n
jkSHMERES Uhc best goods inportedl from
6Oc. up-every grade warranted 23c. 4 yard less
thau regular value. Oc27
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MILITARY NOTICES.

NRAIS. ATTENTION Assemble at 4
" regimrntal armory OH FRIDAY NIGHT p
NEXT. MT O'Clock. I'm rndress uniform, for drill IN
and business IL
BY order Captain LOUIS j. BoSSIECX.
no sgt JAMES L. TYLER, Orderly.
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me- COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST

T-E IUIEN DHU IlEhS IN Il 1O"I
RECEIVED: .. ... .---
$50 dozen REAL KID GLOVES In black ana Co
lors at 75c.-the real value of which lssl.5o;
Also, the LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVES;
so dozen LADIES KNIT VESTS at 40c, 10 dozen
at CSC. to 81:
CENT? EMEN'S and CIiiLDRESS UNDER
WEAR, in all qualities and sizes. at great reduc-
ton. oc oo
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NIT COLORED SILK .VELVETS AT
$50 per yard worth $3.50 per yard-this Is a
. .iff#-
special bargain;
BLACK SILK yELvETs ut Al.5o, a1.7J. 81,
$3.50. So, and up to s10 per yard; ..s
BLACK SILKS at so, IS, IS, 9oc., II, sl.25,
s1.a5. s1.5o, s1.75, 81, 1926, $3.50, S2.75,
and s3-the SILKS are from 23c. to 81 per
yard below regular prices;
OLORED SILKS In dark and light shades at ex-
traordinary bargains; ..'
STRIPED and PLAID SILKS cheaper than ever ut
no7 LEVY BROTHERS.
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MET YOU CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST
BLANKETS EVER SOLD IN THIS CITY:
One thousand pair BED BLANKETS at 81,
$3.50, So, 1926, $3.50, -, s425, $3.50, Is, SO,
s7,*s, 80, $40, s11, $12,sl4, sl5 SIS, and S20
pair, at LEVY bRofhEhs''
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE. The ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RlCHhOND
YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAlLROAD
COMPANY will be held the office of the company
In this city. WEDNESDAY the 4th day Of Noyem-
Der, 1S77.at IL 81. WALTER T.. SMITH,
no S-tSol5 Secretary.
NNUAL MEETING.-The annual
n meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POIO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at tho
office of the company, In the city of Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY the 21st of November. 1877, al
TX O'Clock A. NJ j. II. WINSTON,
no It'd Secretary.
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LEE EQUESTRIAN STATUE.

- OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF MASAGERS)
LEE-MOSUMENT ASSOCIATIONS,
RICHMOND, VA. October. 1877.
STATUE OF GENE
II RAJ LEE.-Wc are requested to give notice
that the MODELS FOR THE EQUESTRIAN
STATUE OF GENERAL LEE will be open for the
inspection of the public in the Senate chamber To-
DAY Tuesday from 4. NJ: to II T. A., ana so
from dav 10 day until II p. NJ. SATURDAY, No
vembcr 10th, upon the payment Of an ADMISSION
fee of 25 cents -, -. oc 3O-tNol0
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.spECIAL.nOEIGs.
.cLoAKsr CLoAKs! cLoAKsl

mrCLoAKs! CLOAKs! CLoAKsl
The largest stock-the best-assor'ed s'ock-the
cheapest stock; all prices, from a. to $50. We
show to-day 100 styles or CLOAKs manufactured
by six of the largest manufacturers in New York
Also, large assortment OF imported CLOAkS at
NOT LEVY BROTHERS,.
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poi ,a.ow lspa .+>.r9A-,t<ftEiIl ,t2IAaafi
.sss.axseAa n9MaGl-list las .k.sll,i
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ny COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUS.

ny COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
purchased Of retiring importer
SO ricccs COURTAULDS ENGLISH GRAPES. In
qualities from that suitable for trimming TO the
heaviest and widest for wells, all Of which thcy
will sell at near 100 per cent. less than usual
prices;
They arc also offering the largest and cheapest stock
of BLACK and COLOFED SILK VELFErs
ever offered before In this city:
A large stock of PIANO and T.\ELE-CoVERS
from 1880 to *35:
RUSSIAN CRASH ut i, 5. 10, and l2@c.:
All the novelties in SCARFS, BALLOONS,
PRINCES, and other FANCY GOODS;
Their NOTION DEPARTMENT comprises every
thing that l.; novel;
Try their SpOOI.-SILk four FOR 25c. worth l2}.c.
each:
Their HOSIERY DEPARTMENT i, now ihc most
extensive in this city. DC 80
NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW IN
RECEIPT OF
A full >tocl of CLOAKS and S'ItWLS. which they
offer ut low figures;
Also, large stock Of ENGLISH BEAVERS from
81 tos2 4 yard less than market value;
CARPETS and FLOOR OIL-CLoTHS;
WINDOW sIIADES and FIXTURES:
HAMBURGER EDGlNGS at 3. /, s. &, Z. 8, Q. 1oc.,
and ur-all below market value.
COHEN BROTHERS,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Closed SATURDAYS oc 30
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DRUGa. MEDICINES. 10
NEERMA1D TROCHEs.

Pleasant and convenient for The pocket. e.,,,....
to dvspcptics. No. for DyHntcry. Serv5g,,.,a,
Dyspepsia, and other ailments. No. for Psv,ne:',
ments. suited for children and adults. Sold ~ a.
cell. Ladd & Co, Pierce C Miller. Harri,aD' ~.
Child, FOrstmann, Wake Co., Saunders Us:
Reeve, Book, Norton, Furrar < Augusine Elf',
and through all dealers In incidence In I; ,x:
and 31 packages oS.MATL,Is,a
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
THOMPSON & cos
LIGHTNING ERADICATOR,
made from the "Quiliya.' bark, a product cr -.
America, principally found In Chill, for rer,o,,.
spots Of oil, pitch, grease, dirt, paint srt,, .,
silks, carpets, woolen goods. &C., r,hou, p,,-,.
IT WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM
It will save your carpet
II will save silk drcsseS
Il will save coat-co!lar..
II will save your pants
II will save your shawl.
It will save neck-'ies.
IL will save your vest.
II will save your hat
Price 25 cents by mail. postpaid on yoroi,. . q.
price. POLK MILLER & Co, Apothersr..'' =
no. Wholesale Agents for yir,,,'
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JXTHEN YOU BUY FURSlTukEL@
w or MATTRESSES don't ran 10 ." I'm.
fail stock of elegant and superior designs
prices have been reduced unt they are ran be
Than they have been IN thirty Ysars the rich ..
the noor Examine my stock, and the ErriSSS Sn
please. .st shhO nh W ,r,e, Richinond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-08
CIuPEPER COUNTY.

THE ELECTION AND REsULT-GREAT EXCITE
MENT -sUNDAY-SCHOOI MATTERS LARGE
WHEAT CROPS ExPECTED-A NATIONAL OBJ
sERvAToRY AT THIS PLACE, &C., &C..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-17
lures Nil blood diseases from a pimple on

cures all blood diseases from a pimple on
the face to grave scrotula.
I'd. II has wonderful healing and
nutritive properties for the relief OF all
irritstions and Inflammation within, and
restoring and building up the system. 1t
thus strengthens and heals the Stomach,
Nervous System, Heart, Lungs, Kidneys
and all other tissues.
8. It ID an active and permanent
Nerve Tonic, thereby adapting it to all
grades OF nervousness" by building up
the nervous system. Nerve medicines
will not act, unless associated with
cleansing remedies. Hence the beauty
of this compound.
9th. By its healing aud nutrltive quail
titles it becomes the necessary and best
remedy in all chronic Coughs. Assisted
IN these cases by DR.. Fenner's Improved
Cough Honey, the Lungs and throat
readily heal.
9th. Owing TO its Healing, Nerve Re
storative and Cleansing properties, it be-
comes the best remedy now known for
all that long list of ailments peculiar tc
females. 1t is, therefore, vegetable
compound, so made up, OF the choicest
plants carefully collected from every
country and cline OF the world, as 10 pos
sess the rarest Alternative or Cleansing
| and Purifying, together with Hesling
and Tonic or Nerve Strengthing and Re
storstive properties combined.
Sold by dealers in medicine Logan
List s. Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling
w. Va.