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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-09-14
ToCsIN OF WAR

was sounded, and Russell entered the
ranks of the Union army, to lay down
his life for his country. Fate guided
him into the command of Lieutenant
REYNOLDS. There the thief and the
robbed met. Under the peculiar cir
Cqlmstances, it was deemed best not to
arrest Crawford, though the matter
WAS presented to Reynolds, because
Crawford promised to make restitution.
Put Russell is valuable, from the fact
that he supplies a link in the long
chain of incidents making up the life
of Crawford. The usual facility with
the peIf characteristic of Crawford was
being continually put into use. Gen
eral REYNOLDS says he never saw a
man so handy with pen: He could
initiate any signature, and counterfeit
any writing. so It came about that,
firing of his practice az private, and
seeing an opportunity to better himself,
even after he had been appointed SER
ocant of commissaTy, he, in 1862,
forged his discharge, to which was
amlended the signature of the secretary
of war, and became promoted to the
nosition of lieutenant of the Twenty
sixth Missouri. He remained in this
command some time. The next heard
of him was on the Atlantic coast, re-
cruiting negroes.
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was this: He would go TO these eastern
towns and find how much would be
Maid for substitutes, and take regular
list, until he had quite large number.
Then he would enlist his negroes, and
send the recruiting-listt to Washington,
assigning the negroes to different
towns, receiving pay from the govern
nent and the municipal authorities as
weH. BY this operation he made hun
dreds of thousands of dollars on bounty
receipts. The peXt thing known Of
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Terms. Per Session of 20 Weeks.


Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights, Furnished
Rooms and attendance on rOOmS......S60 90
Tuition, throughout the specified course
Modern Languages D 90
Incidental Fee,..................... 60
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12
STAUNTON.

ELECTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatcll.l
NOVEMBER 8, 1877.
A futter was caused yesterday afternoon
by the report that the Board OF County
CanyasSers in counting the vote had dis
covered six informal returns, which, II
thrown out, would defeat Major holner
certainly, and aior Hanger probably. The
reported existence Of informalities was cor
rect, but they were merely clerical, and
under the law of 1874, the Board issued
summonscs for the clerks and judges OF the
precincts to appear here next Tuesday ana
correct them.
The result OF the election in this. county
astonished the adjusters, who had been
Boosting that their whole ticket would be
elected, and that their senator. (SeaWrlght)
would 60 in by 1000 majority. AS 1t turned
out they got in only one man out OF the
four. General EcholS, one of the members
elect, has been unweH for some weeks, and
yesterday morning left for New York to
consult physician. :. .
Mr.. P. d. Hoge, late a member OF our
City Council, left yesterday to take posi-
ton in the Virginia Fire and Marine office
in your city. He leaves many friends here,
who will learn with pleasure Of his success
in the metropolis.
Bear-meat from the mountains is coming
in abundantly. One gentleman from High.
land brought in three yesterday, ana on
some OF them the fat was an inch and half
thick. They find ready sale. Penn.
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A GREAT BANKERS WnL.-The will OF
The late James Brown, OF Brown Brothers
u Co., was tiled in the surrogate's Office
Yesterday The estate is valued at from
five to six millions of dollars. He wilied
to the trustees Of the General Assembly OF
the Presbyterian Church, for the ministerial
relief fund, $4,000; Princeton Theological
Seminary, $4,000; the New York Associa-
ton for Improving the Condition OF the
Poor, $4,000; American Sunday-School
Union, $4,000; Presbyterian Home fol-
Aged Women, $4,000; Presbyterian Board
oil Home Missions, $4,000; Presbyterian
Board OF Foreign Missions, $4,000; Chill
dren's Aid Society, $4,000; American Sea.
mems Friend Society, $4,000; Church Elk.
tension Committee Of the New York Pres
Dytery, $4,000; New York Female Auxili
airy Bible Society, $4,000; American Bible
Society, $4,000; Reformed Dutch Church
az New Durham, for sundry uses, $4,000
NeW York Sun.
1.-THE rest to his wife. children, and rela
tiyes.1 sass.
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Somebody, who may, for ought we know,
be taking the name OF ''Countryman in
vain, writing in the Richmond Whiq, attri-
butes to the Richmond Dispatch the remark
that the Virginia House OF Delegates "could
"not do better than elect Mr.. HANGER, OF
Augusta, Speaker" No such expression
OF opinion has appeared edtorially in this
paper. We do not mean to say the opinion
is not good one, but it has not been uttered
editorially, and if it appeared at all in the
Dispatch it crept in irregularly. We do
not desire that any paragraph attributed to
us shall be made the occasion OF adverse
movement towards Mr.. HANGER, and we
disclaim it.
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COHEN re THERs ARE NOW
OFFERING THE MOST EXTENSIVE
srocke1s THE dry.
GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

DRESS GOODS reduced from Csc. to 1896, from
SOC. TO 25c., from Soc. to Soc;
DRESS GOODS of the finest Importation below
market value;
so pieces BLACK and COLORED CAsHMERES
just opened. See the new prices on them.
SILK VELvETS, in Black and Colored at another
great reduction:
DOUBLE-wIDTH FRENCH DAMASSIs, In Black
and Colored, reduced from S2.T5 10 $3.50;
Another large stock of COLORED SILKS at con-
siderable reduction;
See the new shade of BRONZE at s1.75: formerly
sold ut $3.50;
COLORED SILKS at so. IS, 9Oc., 81, Si'Ao'
s1.25, $3.50. and $l75;
Another large lot OF Guinet's and Bonnet'S bhA'h
SILKS;
90 pleces fine WHITE FLANNEL ut 37hc., market
value of which Is Soc, at soc. worth ooc.'
A large stock of PIANO-COVERS at great rcauc-
tiOns;
large stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
HOSIERY;
Also. $50 dozen KID GLOVES OF celebrated
make Mt 75c. worth fully $3.50;
,,rpc stock of CURTAINS, CURTAIN LACES
and UPHOLSTERY from recent bankrupt
sale:
5o more CLOAkS lust added to their stock;
40 dozen LADIES' KNIT:vESTS at 40c.;
40 dozen ct SO, 75c., and 81, worth $3.50:
KNIT-WEhR Of every description for ladies. gen.
teineu and children. noe
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NJ HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP
DRY GOODS,
AT TIE POPULAR BROAD.STREET

AT TIE POPULAR BROAD-STREET
DRY-GOoDs EMPORIUM OF
TFIALHIblER BROTHERS, sol BROAD STREET.
where we arc constantly receiving and selling some
So pieces cs new Styles and colors NICKERBOCK-
Err SUlTINGS FROM is to SOC: yard; ,
Al pieces pIS; $ iF'IIGtRED and STRIPED MATLEssA
SUITINGS from 20 TO 40c. yard;
81 pieces COLORED CACHEMlREs from 80 to
A full line OF BLACK and CoLOEED SILKS for
us cali on DRESS GOODS, as our stock Is large
and complete. ,
mise. Delaines. &C. Just received. few LARGE
Ills q yery low Rres latest yes and
trimmings-at low prices: .
Also, LADIES and MISSES sIiA"LS' SKIRTS
Great bargains In from auction in LADIEs, MISS MISS:
" Es'. and GENTLEMEN'S USDER-VESTs'
Giys rs e n tSen oops-such as shcetngs
Towels. Napkins, Table. Linen. Oil-C Cloths. Blal-
kpls Quilts, Curtains, Laces-at extra low prices:
CARPETS very cheap r. 10 fnr :S c6ca r" ChRPET
some new and special bargains In CASSi u RES.
WATERPROOF. and BEAy r., d l. 10, Tor
stocks to select from ut prices 10 suit every one:
WHITE, RED, BLUE. and GRAY Fl.ANNELS
very cheap; best Red ana White t Eamhe'S I'D inc
HEAnoUARTEfS For KID GLOVEs.--,Jtust re- re-
celyed 90 dozen LIGHT and DARK SniA DIES
ali The latest shades in navy-blue, dark-sreen,
80 dozen CENTLEMEyN,Ss light and ana Il DA ME-
them out-,hese goods arc elegant quality ana
worth $3.50 to 50 pair: ,,,-,.,,,>-,
GoD ,se which viii be sold at very low prices to
reduce the stock Call and see them, as IL VIII
,rs6 pa! 'e Great at variety Of NOTIONS. RIBBONS,
SCARFS. HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDkER-
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THE SrECTAToR.-We have the Spectator
for November-a New York insurance pa
per. It contains a portrait OF the we'll
known, popular, and accomplished insu-
rance agent THOMAS NJ. ALERTEND, Esq. OF
this city. Always remarkable for his sys-
tematic life and the uniform decorum OF
his appearance and department, he is in no
sort compromised by the artist in this per-
sonal presentment. This is OF course 9
compliment to be priced by the artist.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

NEW STORE, NONciuDeI 1CIt.
Editors Dispatch: 1t is to be hoped that
old "Buck and game" $50 written on tne
old records of Powhatan county" Buck
and Game Road r-now called Buckingham
roadl is now redeemed from Radical rule.
Sneakinr OF game the hunting-law has
had the good effect OF making every kind
very plentiful. On election-day two deer
were killed in the neighborhood by parties
before coming to the polls. Something like
dozen. have been killed around here this
fall, and any number OF turkeys are being
killed daily. Squirrels and cartridges are
very abundant.
There have been several sales OF land
lately at satisfactory prices.
We have had severe frosts, with some ice,
lately-the first-that we have had this fall to
do any damage to vegetation. Our farmers
had secured all their tobacco before it came.
Our corn crop is turning out better imam
was expected during the dry weather in the
summer. The rainy weather has seriously
interiered with the sowing of the crop OF
wheut, and a good many farmers have not
finished yet. The part that was seeded
early is looking well.
A large number OF hogs have died OF
cholera, and many cattle OF m'lrraln, TINS
fall Some farmers have lost nearly oil that
they had. The disease among the cattle has
been confined to few neighborhoods,
which are visited by it more or less every
year.
The Good Templars are making encour-
aging progress in the lower part OF our
county. Twenty members have been added
to Cambrian Lodge within few weeks.
The Friends Of Temperance are succeeding
as well at Glenmon, higher upin the county.
We want to pay our part OF the State debt
without seeking the aid OF the Whiskey-tax.
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..p.CaA14saerIgEs.asss.sass,
-w DRY aoODsrHAYE REACHED
4 rHE BOTTOM Ar last.
SYCLE BROTHERS


have marked their entire stock at bottom prices.
Come aud be convinced that sYCLE BROTHERS
is the cheapest place In the city to buy your DRY
GOODS.
You Will, save twenty-five per cent. II You will buy
your DRY GOODS from, SYCLE BROTHERS. ~r
We have lust received an extra large lot OF
H11Ahs IN sseat Variety URs for ladies and
children at various prices
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS, from
bottom to the top prices In all the new styles. II
you want these goods, you will save Twenty 1--we per
cent by purchasing them at Style bsolHEhs'.
DRESS GOODS from 1oe: mp to FL yer yard; beau
tiful shades at one shiliing
lovely lot Of DRESS GOODS at rs aud SOC. per
KNicKSERBocKER DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
styles at s 4 OF aBRoTHERs'.
Ladies', Genuemen's, and Ch!ldren's UNDER
than ever sold in the city before.
ALpACAs. CACHEMIRES, HENRIETTA
CLOTH, BOliBAzINE, TAMISE. B0MBA-
ZINE CLOTH, and all MOURNING GOODS
and T PEEEE snq pr eeIonED and
ckATSE SS 2Gf y RsEE and uN
BLEACFIED-ail prices from I &c.; >,,r,,r
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, HANDhEk-
CHIEFS and SCARFS to suit everybody;
Our 90 COLORED SILKS are alps per yard;
| All shades SILK vELVETS from $3.50 to $lO per
yELVETEENS in all shades:
GALLONS, BUTTONS, FENCES FENCES aud all the
| An extra large lot of BLANKETS In WHITE ana
/ .COLORED. from S1.25 to $40;
we call special attention to our % ana S4 DIAN
sHEETlNGs, BED-TICKs. CARPETS, TABLE.
| CLOTHS, DAMASK, CRASH, IoWELS,, an nF
| NAPKINS at lowest prices, and thousands OF
other articles that could mention but LOT want
| . of space. Call and see for yourselves.
| Persons wishing samples will please sena postage
Goods sent c. o. D. Special attention paid to orders.
| Come and see that SYCLE BROTHERS. Is the place
W ou1 so"i SYCLE BROTHERS,,
| 31l BROAD street,
po1o between Third and Fourth streets.
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no 6-2N
"THE CRY is STILL THEY
COME"


announce that second supply OF desirable
FALL FABRICS
has arrived. These embrace, In part,
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and MALE
LAsSE CLOAkS; ,,r,e,
Foreign and Domestic KNICKERBOCkERs
BOURETTES, CAsHMERES, and other latest
novelties.
To their stock of BLACK SILKS they invite spe-
CoLoRED SKIS, in newest shades, a. 81;
New aud nobby designs In French. EngESh, ana
American CLOTHS and CASSIE lERES.
This department receives particular attentlnn,
which assures the buyer In getting Just the article
represented .oc-. convinced
CUFFS, HANDkERCHlEFS; Kid, D0gsHin,
Berlin, Castor, and other GLOVES;
The best assortment OF gcntlemcn's SCARFS IN the
RuFFFFkiNGs. EMBRoIDERIEs, LACEs, and
other articles for ;t the laaissi cprrosNrs N, !,
can please the most fastdlous;
SILK, CAMBRIA, and ALPACA UMBRELLAS
for gentlemen and ladies';
CASHMERE, MATELASSE, and SHETLAND
WOOL SHAWLS.
ei's 'A~'1' " o'''' n. PRICE & CO.,
oc1S 1101 Main street.
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ONLY PURE, FRESH MILK DELIV-
" ERED, and pronunced by customers the richest
gallon. GROyE-FARM DAIRY, office Alt Sixth
Street, between Marshall und Clay. FRESH
CHURNED BUTTER and BUTrERMILK every
day. .eE.t i. w. WOOD SON.,
NO 9-4t ProprletorS
DILL-HEADS, S7,to $40 per ream, at the
d DISPATCH PRlNTlNG-HOUSE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12

SHERMAN's ATTITUDE ON THE SILVER
BILL.-In reply to u delegation which called
on him Secretary Sherman said that be
would favor silver RECOMMENDATION, limited
to legal-tender quality and quantity, and
that the Government should stand the ex-
pense Of coinage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12

FALL OF A RAILROAD BR1naE.- Brant-
ford, Conn.,, November 9.-The Brantiord,
Norwich and Port Burwell railway bridge
here gave way this afternoon, precipItating
the.engine, freight-ear, and baggage-car OF
an express train into Grand river. The
passenger-car was LETT on the centre span,
three feet from the break. The driver, fire
man, conductor, and express-messenger are
aH injured. but notscriously. The passen-
gers are safe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12

INCREASING WEAKNESS OF THE POPE
Rome, November 9.-The Fdntulla reports
that the Pope's physician, alarmed at the
increasing weakness OF his Holiness, has
summoned Signor Vanzetti. professor OF
surgery at Padua, for consultation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12

THE MoFFETT REGIsTER.-For the two
weeks ending "Wednesday the 7th instant,
at the Oak-Hall Saloon, in this place, 99e
alcoholic and $40 malt drinks registered.
Total tax on the same, S2S.o4.- Orange
pi,gipiQn. &. &.5 '
81 "a good return.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12

CoNKL1NG,si " IETERvIEw."-The inter-
view with Senator Conkling. published in
a New York paper to-day, creates a great
dealpf comment here. 1t is generally look
ed upon as declaration OF war on the Ad-
ministration: SC 1t means war to the hilt,"
says Hayes member OF the House, "and
we are ready to meet Mr.. Conkling when
ever he is ready to open hostiities." A
member OF Congress, who stands very close
to the President, smiled when he was ask
ed what he thought OF the Conkling utter
ance, and said: "The President is not to
be scared Off that way. That doesn't mean
war; it Is only a feint to brighten the Ad-
ministration." This is not the general i'm
preston. II Conkling does not follow this
up with a yolley in the Senate there will be
many knowing ones out OF their reckon
ing. There has been much sympathy ex-
pressed to-day for Senator Conkling by
s'stalwart y Republicans. Democrats are
very well pleased. -. .Yashingt onttelegranl---
Baltimore Anerican ,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12

np THE REGUL Ar MONTHLY
MEETING OF THE BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOoL
ASSOCIATION viii be held with the Second Bap-
tist church, corner Main aud Sixth streets, SUNDAY
at 81 P. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12

ME- DISCIPLES CHI H.-ELIzA-
BETH CoMsrocK, OF Canada, minister in the So
ciety Of Friends will hold meeting for divine wor-
ship at 1880 o'clock THIS tMondayl EVENING. The
public Is In yited to attend.
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rFRIENDS MEETING-HOuSE
sfCIay street above First).-A meeting for divine
worship TO which the public Is invited, viii be held
nj II O'Clock THIS (Aionday) MORNING.
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'sGood gracious, dis Weather's mighty
cold. De 'momater must be bout hun
dred," said Richmond darby the other
day. ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12

Mt DON'T BELIEVE A WORD OF Ii,
hut call and see for yourselves. The cheapest DRY
GOODS ever sold in this city can now DC had at
LEVY BROTHERS. They keep the largest stock
In this city. They have the largest store in this city.
They sell more DRY GOODS than any other store
In this city, and you can get more DRY GOODS for
your money than at any store in this city. MOI
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Ng ANDREW ANTONI,
REsTAURATEUR AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. l105 MAIN STREET.
Citizens and strangers will always find the deicacles
OF the season ut the
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's RESTAURANT
at reasonable prices. Also,
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFEC +
TIONERY AND CHOICE FRUITS.
ls-..s. Zoe 31-tNo22l
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~ CLOAKS! .CLOAKS! CLOAkS
The largest stock-the bcst-assorted stock-the
cheapest stock all prices, from 81 to $50. We
show to-daylOO styles Of CLOAkS manufactured
nv six of III largest manufacturers in New York.
Also, large assortment Of imported CLOAkS at
MOI LEVY BROTHERS.
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 9th of November, 1877, ut the resi-
dence of her husband, corner Twenty-sixth and
Franklin streets, Mrs. JOHN W. DAVIES, In the
ffty-sixth year Of her age.
Her funeral win take place THIS tMonday)l EVE
MING ut 2H O'Clock from Trinity Methodist church.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-12

ME- YOU CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST
BLANKETS EVER SOLD IN THIS CITY!
One thousand pair BED BLANKETS ut 81
$3.50, So. 1925 $3.50, 81, s4.25, $3.50, $5, sc,
81. IS, 50. $40, 81, $12, $l4, SIS, SIS, and S2o
pair, At LEVY bko1hEho.
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n-f;@ COLORED SILK VELVETS AT

NIT COLORED SILK NELVETS AT
$3.50 per yard worth $3.50 per yare-this is
special bargain;
BLACK SILK vELvETS at $3.50, S1.75, ~.
$3.50, So, and up TO 81 per yard;
BLACK SILKS ut co, IS, So, 9oc., 81, Sl.2o'
s1.35, $3.50, S1.7o, 81, 1925, $780, $40
and ss-thc SILKS are from csc. to II per
yard below regular prices:
CoLoRED SILKS in dark and light shades at e1-
u.
traordinary bargains;
STRIPED and PLAID SILKS cheaper than ever at
MOI LEVY BROTHERS.
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nT YOU CAN SAVE FULLY TEN
PER CENT. by buying your CARPETS at
COHEN BROTHERS.

Their stock is the largest they have ever offered.
noe
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NOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
co TO
JULIUS MEYERS,
COS BROAD STREET.

Bargains opened daily:
40 pieces handsome BRo"ADE DRESS GOODS 4.
zoe. w2rth soc:
Handsome line Of DRESS GOODS in all styles, Y,rr
low:
4 lot OF COLORED ALL-w06i. cA>liMGEr,.
80 inches wide, AT G5c. worth Il:
Extraordinary bargains in BLACK SILKS. fror
auctiOn:
Another lot Of very cheap BI.ACK CAStlMfHF>:
Handsome BLACK ALrACAs at 25c. AMI ~.
coI "iTu: TRrMMrNG-SILKSa a, Sc:
4 large variety Of CIIILDREE's MEHiNo "
PERUVIAN r. y"Ty I l9T prl ,ir,vv 49,, vn
4 large assortment Of Gt.NTLEMEN'S MERINo
and ALL-WO0L SHIRTS aud DRAWERS:
LAB MGSI aaS GETTFEE iN Sr E%AEn ALL
Large aud heavy WHITE BLANKETS At :l.9j
Wife and CoLoRED BLANKETS, in all ,llr..
II dozen heavy GERMAN DAMASK 1oWELSa:
80 dOZcIi-a bargain:
COLORED CROCHET QUILTS At :l.25 wo'a
HEAVY CALICO COMFORTS from, $l.25 mp;
WHITE ALL-WOuI. FLhN NEI.S from ltS"'tr;
GRAY TWlLLED FLANNEI.S from l6hc.up
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELs At and VI.
The EcLlpsE DouDLE-DusK corsErat 7's.-
The MPIERIN. EXTENSION CORSET, for ,'"a:
ladies, only S1.25:
TAPESTRY DtBok-Ma l -. hu.'
TAPESTRY RUGS. large Size. only Sl.J0.
Large line OF CASSIMERES 1t nstonl-hin:'y 'n"
prices. 4 good assortment Of CASSIMtRt",i IN
pretty STYLES, at soc. LOIS uf other cheap good AZ
'i no 7-e6d JULIUS MEYEWs.
GLOAkS.-Largel line OF LADIES Ben
~ YER CLOAKS in new and handsome stylc',a
~" NO '7 7lsod i'S'' p'''''' -" JHLiTs MEYERS.
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
N BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
BROWNE & ROWE.
10 meet the demands OF the times have marked
down the following:
Good CALTCOES at 5!sc. worth G4C.;
Best CALICOES al ne. worth Sc: $500.
BLEACHED COTTON, full 80 inches "lic'a 4Vc'
worth lie: - e,r.,,.> ,,
Good RLEACiIED and BROWN COTTON, al
grades, at 10 per cent. under market pIir"'
PLAIN and FANCY DRESS tbODS nj Il. ~
20, 25. 30, and Csc. fully 20 per cent. under TIE
city prices: -, 40 ,c.
WATERPROOF, In colors, at so 60. 75c., and J.
cheap. ,.,
CassImercs for gen,'cmens aud boys wear a. fabE.
Ions prices Fancy Knit WOollcns. Notions &c".
Prices 10 surprise the closest; Blankets, slZ3 =
slJD, 49, aud up: Grape Wells ~ auction pr'rr'
BIack goods q specially. Ladies tloaA III NJ" "a
pretty styles. Don't buy before calling AT
No o-o,d 323 Er0ah street;
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nH SHERRY.-Just landing in New
York per Caledonia from Cadiz,
40 CASKS WIDOW HARMONY SHERRY.
The above wine Will be here in a few days, and
shall be pleased to receive orders for same.
OSCAR CRAM,
M gov No. II Governor street.
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BOOTS. SHOES. ae.

OW PRICES AND FAIR eSEl
IL DEALING HELPS TRADE MOREssAs>~I-s
THAN FAIR WEATHER:-Nowi Is your time 10
get bargains in BOOTS and SHOES ut
J. MAYS, GOT Broad street.
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4 MEXICAN FIRE-INSURANCE
COMPANY,
NO. $40 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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Come aud be convinced that sYCLE BROTHERS
is the cheapest place in the city to buy your DRY
GOODS
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LOSSES PAID SINCE ISCoRPoRATED..f sZ,344 90
LOSSES uyrAlD mot DUEl............ 1,40o 90
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER ~ CO., GENERAL IN
L. SURANCE AGENTS, lola MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA. represcnting the -
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTiLE ~
SURANCE COMPANY, of London and Edinburgh.
Capital, 100000 gold
AMAZON. INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Clncin'
natl, Ohio--assets over s1.9o0.O0o.
MANHATTAN Fi RE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New Y-,rk-Sssets over $500 600
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMP n 7, OF
BROOKLYN. Ny. assets over a500.00O.
pH(ENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook
lYn, N, Y.-assets over S2.5 100000. Sr
: PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE. COMeAsa'
Portsmouth, Va.-aasets over 20 O.oQu, A,ro
Iiaposeh with the Treasurer OF virginia. SiSus
DniI osses eouitabiy adjusted and promptly paiax
his agency. Applications solicited, ana M IL
attention given thereto. z tE f5sl $500 - Z
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WEsTNORELASD COUNTY.

Official returns are all in. Walker (Con-
seryative) elected over Murphy (Republi-
CAM by 122 majority. y. e.. Belts, for the
Senate, carries the county by majority OF
over 100.