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Il &. For Tho 1)fspat CHI 20
/ F5rsFh MSEusgech an tsse xFfnances.


HnEh MsGusssch an. tsne sEsnaisces. s.
5iessrs. Hsiitofs, Yosf published jim full
kite admirable letter af Hssr. Nee lIpch on,
HE f;nancessybut did Ii without comment.
for the reason, tloa5sIess, sttat che paper;
was too clear an d -sorGible 10 .ieare. rocm Tor
the ordinary comment or commenda atom. Ii
spoke for itself. and with no uncertain
words, butAce felt that there was one pnis-
sion, and we wish now to supply it,. 9
wish to cali attention TO the fact OF the Pc
cnliar. meanssof Judging calmly and wisely
of this subject be possessed. Trained 10
the difficult financial school OF the w est,
made Secretary OF the Treasury OF the
United Suites when the mighty problem OF
its almost estroyedcr credit was to be solved.
largely by bis own skill restoring the ma
toms credit, then Withdrawing from polltl.
cal life and crossing the ocean, where, re-
moved from the heat and confusion OF our
politics. he could calmly watch events ana
|impartially Judge. The active and immense
experience OF a quarter OF a century was
followed by decade, where, utterly WIN
Fdrawn from orr politics and ambitions, ne
could brmgthis large intelligence to the 80.
luton OF the great question OF the cause OF
our increasing woes.
BE brings in rapid review the history OF
LlTec years, ,duu sWIbuuut OuC "c4o VI WIZ
ment shows that the cause OF our distress
was not that the currency was contracted,
but rather that it had been too full. The con-
traction did not precede the panic. The
trouble ives that we had false weights and
measures. The yard.stick was not three feet
long: The pound had neither twelve nor
sixteen ounces. We bought With broken
chain and sold with clipped weight, and
because our, trade was large we called 1t
prosperity. ,e0 .4!
At last credit was gone, and the dream
was over, and the terrible awakening came.
We suffered from the debauch OF years, and
would get drunk again. 1919.
When Mr.. McCulloch speaks OF ours as
Of right a creditor nation, and predicts that
the tribute of the world will come surely ii
we will only prepare ourselves for II, ne
speaks as one who knows. When he says
that the danger-poiut is almost past, he gives
us good cheer.
The chambermald's riding in the masters
carriage, who cried, "Ohl Pat, il we could
only stand on the walk and see how grand
we pass" only expressed the natural desire
to sssee ourselves as ithers see u.s." We
can hardly do this, but 1t is something that
one so thoroughly in sympathy and ac-
quaintcd with our affairs could stand out
side OF our politics and see how srandly we
could ride, how madly we did ride, and
how miseraby we fell; and bis letter, on the
whole, gives us courage, although he advises
US to walk awhile before we try another
coach on bridle-patb. /,
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The First District.
WARSAW, RICHMOND COUNTY. VA.
October II, 1878.
SStoDSi - Ao'O'
Ia thp Editors of The DiSnntch

SSiODSi - 4o'O'
To the Editors of the Dispatch:
Your correspondent has been endeayoring
to keep himself posted as to political mat
tiers in this district and if possible to form
some estimate Of the result. At one time,
and that was before the candidacy OF Mr..
Round, felt doubtful as to the result be-
tween Critcher and Beale; now am salts
fed the contest is. between Round and
Beale. Mr.. WoItz and Mr.. Beckley nave
canvassed the counties OF Gloucester, King
and Queen, King William, and Essex, and
there is no doubt that the Republicans OF
these counties will support Round.
They were Joined at Tappahannock by
Mr.. Round, when they commenced the
canvass OF the Neck-Critcher's strong
hold. Their first visit was to this place,
where they were most inhospitably received
and discourteously treated by members OF
their own party. At night when they at.
tempted to speak certain Radical luminaries
kept the negroes from attending their meet
Ing, On the outside the negroes kept up
such bowling and noise as to disturb
those who were willing to listen. Had
these gentlemen been treated by Democrats
rs shameiully as they were by members OF
their own party, such howl would have
+ been heard through the Radical press OF
the country as would cause Grant to return
| Immediately from his Eastern tour. Wolff
and Beckley must be below par in political
standing when the lazy. lounging negroes
OF Warsaw can be made to hootthem by the
command of Steward & Co. I:
The sympathes OF the respectable citi-
zens here were with Messrs. Round d Co.,
as their conduct was that Of gentlemen and
their speeches were dignified and manly. l
find strong disposition in the Neck among
Republicans TO support Criteher. How far
their views may be changed by the efforts OF
the Republican now in the field and their
/ friends it is now impossible to speculate.
AT Farnham, a few miles below, a Republic
can meeting was held at night, when the
Republicans present unanimously voted to
sustain Round. AT Heatheville, Northum-
berland county, court day, large crowd
assembled in the courthouse, and were
first addressed by Rev. W. W. Walker,
who made ringing Conservative
speech. He took the strongest pos
sible grounds against breaking up the
| national banks, asserting that the people
the debt-oWing people be ruined II
they were abolished. He antagonized both
Genera! Beale and Judge Critcher on this
question. He certainly was not aware OF
General Beale's position with reference to
tho national banks. In Northumberland the
Radical party is lied byiJ. j. Mcdonald,
deputy revenue collector, who, though 4
trimmer in politics when his interests are
Involved, seems to be q pronounced Critcher
| man, and will possibly carry Repub ilcans
| OF that county with him. prophesy that
| he Is making d mistake in leaving his party
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"a: r,in affer strange gods but the future
:;scfiI sejI. ln Westf1oreleiIa and King
George, crstcher 1t presenh % strong. l
i,leaT ne is mead I'm Lancaster but not nav.
is,p Vet visited TINT county am not sure lt
ia q fact. MIR. Round and bus friends nave
determined 10 make q Vigorous hgnt IN
.critcher,s stronghold. and Ii Woliz ana
5Becklay can be heard by the Republicans
there is butIittIe doubt that they VIII unite
On Round. There is no doubt OF the del cal
M Crftcher, and that the contest Will De De.
tween Round and Beale. The uoterS mast
choose betlceen them.
The smell OF fsl-guano greets the oliacto-
ies OF, all sides as you pass along the pup.
lie roads. I understand that. fertilizers OF
this kind have been very unprontaDle OF
late throughout this section. Considerable
wheat has already been sowed. ard without
an early rain the most OF it will be destroy
ed. Sweet-potatoes and oysters seem TO ne
the principal craps here. Both are Sood,
but I prefer them in smaller doses. What
nity this great section Is without railroad
and telegraph communications. One who
ia separated from friends in this section
must confide in an All-Wise Providence to
keen them from harm. for he can never tell
what is going on at home. As learn more
of the fight for Congress in this district L
will inform your readers. General Beale
and Judge Critcher are too far away for me
IN hear from them. SCOUT.
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RULES AND TERMS OF ADMISSION.

l. Members. their wives, unmarried daughters,
and sons under tweny-onc Years. on loot or in car
riares guests ana officers will enter AT TWO SEtcs-
one on each side of the ;roundssct apart for their
use marked .LIFE-MEMBERS.' Members will
show their certificates and those not having them
WILL If their names appear on The roll Of member
shin in the LANDS Of The keeper, be per mittcd pass
AS well as the members OF their families above
named. ty writing their names In book kept for
the purpose. Guests will present their cards unless
under The escort o.! an officer OF the Society.
2, All other persons ON FOOT will be admitted at
six entrances, having automatic registers. and de-
post the admisSioE-fec In 4 locked box IN the pre-
sence OF the Keeper and for this purpose must
bring the proper change-50 cents for adults and
25 cents each for nurses and children under Twelve
years Of age. Persons IN CARRIAGES Will enter 1T
Two gates on Broad street. and deposit as they pass
the adlnission-fees into I box, which will be
held by the keeper with 25 cents additional for each
horse attached TO the vehicle. unless the same is
licensed By the Society TO enter the grounds
8. Hacks omnibuscs, and other conveyanccS can
obtain license application TO the Secretary on or
before the 2Sth instant 70 pass into the grouncs and
deposit their passengers at the ladies' reception
rooms, and take them up for return at the same
point. Otherwise all such conveyances which ent er
must pay25 cents for each horse at each entrance.
( ',,-,.-.... .sy-.. .sa. W. &. KNIGHT.
oc 22-Tu,F,SSM .-....... Secretary.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS

r COHEN BROTHERS
~ are now Offering the largest stock Of
BLACK AND COLOR ED SILKS
ever offered in this State
Good quollty BLACK SILK ut Is and &c.;
Heavy GRUS-GRAIN from 81 toS1.25;
GUINNET'S SATIN-FINISH at Sl.25, S1.6o,
S1.S5, and So;
BONNET'S SATIN-FINISH at Sl.3o, Sl.5O,
$I.75, s1.s5, $2.O5. $40, 1865, and $2.75,
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore ut 81.
In COLORED SILKS, offer every quality and color,
including all the new shades. Special attention
is called to an extensive variety of handsome
evening shades. .tH
A large stock of BLACK and COLORED SAT1NS,
Including The various delicate tints; ......
Also the largest stock BLACK and CCLORED
SILK-VELVETS ever Offered; -. -..
BLACK SILk-YELVETS at $1.25, 5l.40, $3.50,
s1.75, $l.s5, Sl.95. 1920. 1918, 1925,
$3.50, $3.50. So: pure silk-back, $3.50 worth
fully So so {; at Sc he lowest value Of which IS
SO: thlrty-iuch wide at $3.50 and 81, fully
worth SIG.
A large lot of REAL LACE In YALENClENNES
and APPLIQUE, just received. ut near ene-half
their cost TO Import; alsoa large stock oil GUl-
PURE LACES. ,,,
Also, a very extensive stock of COURTAULD'S
ENGLISH GRAPES from 81 up. oc 10
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PROPOSALS.

NEW KENT COUNTY: At meeting OF
In the Board of Supervisors of said county held
at the Courthouse the LIST day of October, 1873
Ordered That the treasurer Of this county adv er-
tIse in the Richmond Dispatch and West 20 int
Star for proposals for tile building OF the jail at
New Kent Courthouse. ,-.y ~.
Specifications for the building can be seen at the
clerks Office or copies viii be furnished on appca-
ton to the clerk by persons wishing them AZ pro,
OCTOBER, 1878.
The Board reserves the right OF either accepting
or rejecting any and all bids or proposals.
II no proposals shall have been received before
that day the building of said jail viii be iet puoilely
ut New Kent Courthouse on the 14th day OIL NO
yember next. .fls.E .~
Copy-Teste: y. NJ CRUMI,
Proposals shoI,Id be addressed 10 B. B. JONES
Treasurer, Bari .amsyille, Va. oc 3-lawaw
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Our special dispatches from Washington
this morning embrace report OF an inter-
view with the President upon affairs IN the
South and the policy determined on III the
interests of peace and order. There are APP
parently welI-founded rumors that Attor-
ney General Deyens will retire from the
Cabinet, Secretary Thompson>ito exchange
to the Department OF Justice, md MIR. Eu-
gene Hale to take the Navy portfolio.-B
more american. 2lSt.
The Rhode Island Greenbackers have a
prophet among them named Lycursts, Dut
he does not agree with the gentleman from
whom he was named, in wanting nifty
mounds Of good iron in every dollar. at
the same time, il the modern LycurgEs and
those who think with him were given all
fine rome they wanted, they would soon Tx
things so that it would take fifty pounds OF
preenbacks to be worth dOllar.-BoSton
Post.
4 a mysterious case OF poisoning occurred
on Thursday night last ut Azalia, Ind, du-
ring the wedding feast Of Willis Peele and
Alice Burdge. Ten or the party were taken
sick from strychnine placed in the refresh
ments, and the recovery OF three OF those
affected is, considered doubtful. A dlsap-
pointed suitor'is supposed to have been the
perpetrator, but the fair: bride, it seems,
had discarded so many that detection is diff
fcult. do II.
It is confidently asserted that Colonel
Richmond has made $50 votes by isspeech
at the courthouse on Tuesday. He made
several votes that we know by simply
riding into town-his appearances being so
very different from that OF the other candi-
dates Ctincl- Hailey ( 1dze,retD Nears. I
The venerable Admiral Pauldipg died on
Sunday. at Huntington. Long Island, in
the elghty.frst year Of his age. He was the
son OF John Paulding, one Of the captors o.
Major Andre, and the last surviving Officer
that participated tn the battle OF Lake
Champlain. si. as.Nts9 ~ 49,,
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me- AT COHEN BROTHERS,

81 BLEACHED sHEETlNG twilled) at l0c.;
Ia PEPPEREL IT l22c.:
S-4 ANBRUSCUGGlN at l5c.:
FULI-WITU ANDROSCOGGlN ut lSisc., just re-
duccd from 25c. ~ 49, -
Great bargains in WHITE and COLORED FLAN-
SELS, from The lowest grades 10 the finest, pur-
chased at recent auction sales. -
Two cases Of the best A PACIFIC PERCALES al
Sic, formerly sold ut l24c.:
Three cases of BLANKETS III near onc-half their
regular value. u
A very large stock of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
at twenty-five per cent. IcSs Than former price.
Ladies' fun REG tLAR ENGLISH HOSE at &C.:
Misses and chilirrn's FANCY ENGLISH HOSE 1T
25c formerly sold III 4Uc. $500
THOUSANDS OF UTIiER GREAT BARGAINS.
lUc lJJ
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The vitality OF newspaper yarn is won
derful. In number of our exchanges we
have recently seen an article headed 1.-The
Woman who was Afraid OF Being Kissed
the original OF which we saw years ago IN
an almanac published. during the latter
part of the last century. We think we have
the almanac row in our possession. s,
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ROOMS THIRD CONGRESSIONAL

CONSERVATIVE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
No Eleventh. street tup-slairS)D
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS
L TRICT COMMITTEE CONSERVATIVE
have established their headquarters ut No . Elcv-
cn,h street (up-stairs). between Main and Bank
streets AMI would be pleased to have the peonle OF
this district confer with them In regard to The cali
YaSS.
The rooms will be open from 0 A. NJ. TO p. d.,
and from to 10 I. NJ.
The committee would be glad 10 have residents o:
the counties visiting The city call their rooms and
make known the requirements Of their localities.
General JOSEPH h. JOHNSTON, when not cam
wasting in The counties, be found here from /
A. NJ. to l L. VI.
All communications addressed 10 the Secretary
relating to district affairs will receive The prompt
attention due them. j. BELL BIGGER,
oc 7-tSoyl Secretary.
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TIE IRREPREssIRLEG Nv EDGE.-Frank
Hurd has already gone back from bis soft
money speeches to his hara-money record.
he is now, according TO the Toledo Blade,
in. favor OF resumption. There are other
Democrats in Ohio and in the nation who
are anxious to escape from the position in
which they have put themselves. Youngs-
to,cn t0.) Register and Tribune { Repu6ti-
cn,af. y g Il ~ sE5 Ma
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senator WRITER'S. accompanied by Mr..
A. BoRsT, leaves Washington this morning
ON a visit to New York in the interest OF
We are advised that very
decided interest has been awakened among
northern capitalists on the subject OF colo
and kindred enterprises in Vir-
einia By the late personal efforts OF Sena-
tors JOHNSTON and WRITER'S.
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as brethren, the assurance OF our soyaity,
our fidelity 10 the Government, attachrient'
to republican institutions, BY making TO-
the Federal Government our ,sst contribu-
ton Of courage, patriotism, and ability.
Let us give the best proof OF our interest IN,
the public veal BY sending TO the public
councils one Of whom every citizen will be
proud.
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..' EXCURSIONS.
THREE EXCURSIONS AfIs1s
FAIR-WEEK
TO OLD POINT FORTRESS MONROEj AND
NORFOLK
EXCURSIONS.

will be made by the elegant and fast
STEAMER ARIEL,
leaving Richmond MONDAY. October 2Stb, WE'D
NESDAY, October 30th, and FRIDAY, November
1st, at 7 a. NJ, arriving at Old Point at Z. NJ and
Norfolk mt p. NJ. returning the next day.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP have been
nut at the VERY LOW FIGURE OF SO, AND GOOD o
RETURN UNTIL NOVEMBER It'll.
The HOTELS NJ OLD POINT and NORFOLK have
engaged to give SPECIAL REDUCED RATES 10
cxcursionists by the steamer Ariel.
This /, Il splendid opportunity 10 visit this GREAT
VIRGINIA SEASIDE RESORT and NORFOLK,
and the LAST CHANCE AT THIS Low RATE until
next summer.
Tickets for sale ut CARRIERS Ticket Agency, S26
Main street, and on tic boat
l.. 3. TATUM, superintendent
Virginia Steamboat Company,
. oc 22-swtOc2S 903 Main street.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS

are in receipt of over 400 LADIES CLOAks,
which were purchased 1T great advantage, and viii
be oil cred mt sacrifice Of fully twenty-five per cent
below manufacturers cost. These goods are artist
ically made and trimmed, and were originally IN
tended for one of the largest retail houses In New
York, &C ID
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1t Is earnestly requested that the citizens Of the
county attend these meetings. The following gen.
llemen may be expected TO be present:
Captain JOHN 5. WISE,
Major W. +. &. GREGORY.
Colonel WILLIAM AMBERS,
GEORGE X. MACON, Esq,
SAMUEL 3. WITT,
p. 4. HANCOCK.
j. N. G.. FITZPATRICK,
Major Don L. HALSEY.
Colonel CIIASTAIN WHITE,
CHARLES V. MEREDITH, Esq,
X. n. CARDwELL. Esq,
THOMAS n. PAGE, Esq,
oc 22.jt and others.
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THE CANVASS.
rNIINTN- EpnNT

Conservative mass-mcctings Tor Louisa county
will he held At
Apple Grove MONDAY, October 2lst:
Hopes Jackson TUESDAY, October 22d:
Meredith's Store tShelton's Mild WEDNESDAY,
October Esd;
Oak Grove THURSDAY. October gath:
Bells CROSSROADS. FRIDAY. October 18th:
Grcen-Sprng Depot SATURDAY. October 2Gth
Treviliian's MONDAY. October 2Slh:
Bibb's Store TUESDAY. october 29th.
It Is earnestly requested that the citizens attend
these meetings ut which promise Il thorough
discussion of The issues Of the CANVASS.
General JOSEPH +. JOHNSTON,
Captain FRANK V. WINSTON,
Colonel JOHN II. GUY,
Colonel WILLIAM $. GILMAN,
Major ROBERT STILES,
Colonel WILLIAM =. BURWELL,
Captain II. w. MURRAY.
GEORGE J. SUMNER. ESQ,
oc 21-7t and others. VIII be present.
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XXTORKINGMEN, ENTION!-I
W There will ne meeting of the workingmeu Of
the CRY ut the Old Market Hall TONIGHT at s
O'Clock. All of the workingmen are expected 10 be
present, Oc 22-ltK
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POLITICAL.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
APPOINTMENTS.

The following Conservative meetings are an
nouncpd for Chesterfield county:
CHESTER-TUESDAY. October 22d =. NJ:
GLOVER HILL-rUESDAT,O crOner 22d, II NJ:
GOODIES "WEDNESDAY, October I'D,
SP. NJ:
WALKER'S STORE-THURsD.IY, october oath,
SIP.
WINFREE'S STORE-FRIDAY, october 2Zth,
=. NJ; "
MATTUACA-SATURDA October 26th. ?. NJ.
ETTRICK-SATURDAY. October 2Gth. s z. ~:
MELLOTHIAN-SATURD October 2Gth S
L. NJ.
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GY SHERRY AND MADEIRA.
A large lot OF these WINES Of my own imports
ton constantly on hand and for saleby
oc2I-2w OSCAR CRAM.
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NJ GRAND OPENING!
GRAND OPENING.
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT SICLE BROTHERS.

5000 pairs KID GOLyES are reduced from s1.25
to SOC. pair-in I'LL shades;
5000 pairs LISLE GLOVES from 20 to sec. Il
pair: -. - -
1.2n0 pairs LINED GAUNTLETs at 2oc.-real
value soc. pair: -
500 pairs REGULAR-MADE HOSE at l2!sc. Il
pair: . - $500
500 STRIPED CLOCKED. WORKED, and EN-
BROlDERED from 10 10 zoe. Il pair;
1000 pairs STOCKINGS from s to 2Jc. = pair:
4 large assortment of CfilLDREN'S STOCKINGS
from 10 10 soc. PAIR:
Five pairs goou B.tl.BRlGGANS for 81:
5000 pairs Of those GOOD SOCKS ut 1O:.-rcal
value 25c. pair.
Sc DAMASk TOWELS are reduced to So;
$3.50 HUCkABACk TOWELS are reduced to -
$40 GERMAN LINEN TOWELS are reduced
TO 81;
So TOWELS are reduced to $3.50 dozen:
These are the cheapest TOWELS that have ever
been offered in Richmond, and parties wishing
them will call III once and supply themselves
Good CRASH only &c. Il Yard-al linen
30 dozen LINEN HEMSTlTCHED HANDLER
CHIEFS are reduced from $3.50 to 81
dozen; .,,,-,,,, $50, ,,,,.. .
4 ar yeas rs. ortmcnt Of SILK IlANDkEECIllEFS;
4 large as>url nent uf SCARFS and TIES;
4 handsome SCARF ut 1oc.
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These STABLES are now completed anh ""
cop,,,re fayorably with auy in the United S'a'''
and am now prepared to accommodate The pu0''1
LII 'A' LIVERY BUSINESS.
A BAZAAR tor the sale OF all k,nds OF slo. , ~
csRPI,GtS and VEHICLES OF ever V,>,..r
ZION 81 AES ESS. &C, has been e!tabiished III W.
rccli0u with tie stables, and
AUCTION SALES
WIN he conducted shy all eSpeE;rnccd aucu""tI|ii
r.;rry WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. ~
Us Sa:romn,oda,!ons for kccpiaS private horseS
and Carriages are unsurpassed. I'LL syrry
brewers aud transient customer, WIZ na'v , ,hsIr
rn;H,y ,en d,J them for the transaction Oh w.
nnsss and charges Will bc made very rvaSoi Su'T
'ABL SCKSMiTH- and W HEEL " kin ~ th,,St
conducted by competent aud exlFrea'sa "''i'"' -
attached TO the Stables. ,n,,xyu n,yIS
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SILK DEPARTMENT..

SILK DEPARTMENT..
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in Black and Colorcd Is
complete:
81 rs Sill reduced to 81 rcr yard:
1925 SILK reduced to I. l.25 per yard;
S2.75 SILK reduced 10 ) l.5O per yard;
$3.50 SILK reduced 10 - per yard;
COLOHcD SILKS In Navy-BIue, Boti:-Grccn,
GRAY. Dr;bs, and Scal-Brown IL Sl.73-ncNer
sold for less than 80 before IN the city; Navy
Blue Bottle Green Seal-iirown, STATE, Drib,
and Plum only Gjc. yard:
TriNNiNL;-SlLkS IRON! so to 75c. per yard.
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T HAVE. ON. HAND AND FOR SAIL
Il at very low prices I
O'yE- AND TWOiHoRSE WAGONS :.
a-c,fG2 kINGLE AsDlDOWbI. p HARM Els, Il
-q j, TRUCKS AND WHEtFLBARROWSt
4 Cash paid for PAPER STOCK aud METALS. :.
i ,ltf.,f-s s II M. KELLY. :.
SC 24-eodlm !, Twentieth and Main slreen
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DIUF AMERICAN STABLES Tor H'xSA'
l -, ,r.ntn streat having been renovated ana I'M
waved. SIRE NOW OPEN FOR BlSiNEsSSSS:s Inc Inc
bubble viii always ind on tanS blHaiho -"
naRNESS- ard SADDLE-n HORSES. ,,,.t.
HORSES TAKEN AT LiVERf on moae''''
TERMS ana Ss'i''ae'''" S"''''' w. S. WOOD,
40 AIM Agent Tor y. VI. Lee.
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WAKpISs coIlsart OF Jnmes 40 owardinf senior
editor or ths Richmond Df5patch, IN tne hity-
The jfnneraI viii tshe place This MORNING az
O O'Clock ffotn ST. Pfarss Cathedral. The friends
Of the family and ssIoae Of her brothers iJnhnf
Charles W., and James p. Purcel) are invited to
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cAsSJNfFRE DEPARTMENT,

Tic largest assortment Of CASS!MEkES ever Of
tered In any house this side OF New York. All
we ask is 4 call and look IL these goods before
o.. purchasing elsewhere;
WkTERPROOFS-a iui liDc: 81 Waterproof re-
duccd TO Soc; S1.25 Waterproof reduced 20
Use; Black, Navy-Biue, Seal-Brown, Bottle
Green, ut low prices.