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HEEgIAaa NOTICES
AZ TAIR-WEEKJ FA1R-GOODs
FAIR PLACE rs FAIR DEALINGt

~ 4 sa.iEs 80 r =.
HEADQUARTERS FOR DRY GOODS is al
BRoTHERs'. COL Broad street
where you viii frd the best and cheapest DRY
GOODS in The city. Give us call and for your.
selves.
CLoAKs, CLoAKs, CLoAKs.
400 CLOAKS, manufactured expressly to oar or.
der, just received. Look at our stock Of CLOAKs
before purchasing. a
SHATLS, SKIRTS, BLANKETS. QUILTS,
CARPETS, CURThIN-LACEs, TOWELS, NAP.
KINs, TABLE-LINENs, sHEETlEGS. BED.
TICKS, FLANNELs, CAssI3IEREs, TWEEDs,
JEANS. WATER-PROOFs, BEAVER CLOTHS,
&c, ut extraordinary low prices.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
450 pieces DRESS GOODS of all kinds, from 10
to 75c. yard. Call and see our stock OF DRESS
GOODS.
s5c. BLACK ALPACAS at 12H, 10, 20, 25, 80.
35, 40, SO, so, ana Use. worth 5 10 25c. yard
more.
65 pieces BLACK CAsHMEREs, from Lee. to
1925. Don't buy your Biack Goods before looking
mt our stock.
AZ dozen elegant WHITE CORsETS Dob lots) ut
Soc, would be cheap at 75c.;
SO dozen CORSETS ut 75c. and 81 worth 3Oc.
ABDoMiNAL and other CoRsETs for stout ladles,
a. S dezsn ' 'adles' SOLID and STRIPED HOSE, 10
TO 75c.; ~
SO dozen Gentlemen's PLAIN and FANCY HOSE,
Toto Soc;
70 dozen Children's and Misses FANCY HOSE.
10 75c. .-.-
HEADQUARTERS FOR KID GLOVES.
92 dozen WHITE OPERA and COLORED KID
GLOVES at 5Uc.-the best glove that we have
ever offered at that price; -
81 dozen BLACK and COLORED at 75c.. 81 and
$3.50. Give us q call II you want good and cheap
KID GLOVES.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs AND sCARFS.
% dozen Ladies' SILK HANDkERCH1EFS, large
size, plain and brocaded, ut soc. worth 81:
16 dozen handsome BROCADED HANDkER-
CHIEFS at Use. worth 1925;
So dozen SILK SCARFS ut 10. 20, 40. and Toe.
Also, large variety OF RIBBONS, PORTE-MON-
NAIEs. COLLARS, CUFFS, BOWS, &C., ut
very low prices;
81 dozen Gentleineu's UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Qncn bosomsj at soc. Don't fail to call and gel
some OF them at
oc 29-d4t&tS, Mathis COL Broad street.
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1~- COHEN RROTUErS

E1T COHEN BROTHERS
Offer great inducements In CiOAkS; their a>>0rt-
mcnt Is full, from 80 10 $40:
500 yards Remnants of RICHARDSON'S FAMILY
LINEN AZ 80, 40 and 5Oc.-near one han tIrr
value:
MATELASSE FLANEEG.S in various c"lorS:
Misses KNIT VESTS at &c, %. 30. 80. a!li 7Ic.:
Ladies' VESTS III 37h, 80, IS. 9Jc.. $lUj, avi
Sl.25-rcruced fully 20 per cent:
Also, full assortment OF Gcnlcmen' KNIT
WEAR:
A large stock of UPHOLSTERY REPS and DA-
MASSES;
CARPETS I'm Tapestry, Thrce-Ply. Ingram, Nra'
tiali. Cottage, and Hemp; Hemp Garnet. a II
aud 15c.; Two-Ply Ingram At 80. 80, 37ig. 81,
to, and Soc, for best manufactured:
Tie largest and cheapest stock of HOSIERY and
CORSETS ever offered In this city. ,c26
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BY the President Of the United States, q
L L..

Proclamation.
The recurrence of that season at which it
is the habit Of our people to make devout
and public confession of their constant de-
pendence upon the Divine favor for all the
good gifts of life and happiness and Of pub
lie peace and prosperity, exhibits in the re-
cord OF the year abundant reasons for our
gratitude and thanksgiving.
EXuberant harvests, productive mines,
ample crops Of the staples Of trade and
manufactures, have enriched the country.
The resources thus furnished to our reYiy-
ing industry and expanding commerce are
fastening the day when discords and dis
tresses through the length and breadth OF
the land will, under the continued favor OF
Providence, have given way to confidence
and energy and assured prosperity.
Peace With all nations has been preserved
unbroken, domestic tranquility has pre-
vailed, and the institutions OF liberty aud
Justice which the wisdom and virtue OF our
fathers established remain the glory and
defence Of their children.
The general prevalence Of the blessings
Of health through our wide land has made
more conspicuous the sufferin9S and sor-
rows which the dark shadow OF pestilence
has cast upon q portion OF our people. This
heavy affection even the Divine Ruler has
tempered to the suffering communities in
the universal sympathy and succor which
have flowed to their. relief, and the whole
nation may rejoice in the unity OF spirit in
our people by which they cheeriully share
one another's burdens.
Now therefore I, Rutherford B. Hayes,
President of the United States, do appoint
Thursday the 18th day of November next
as day Of national Thanksgiving and prayer,
and earnestly recommend that, withdraw.
ling themselves from secular cares and Ia
bors, the people OF the United States do
meet together on that day in their respective
places OF worship, there to give thanks and
praise to Almighty God for bis mereies, and
| to deYoutly beseech their continuance.
| In witness thereof, I have lereunto sci
my h6nd and caused the seal OF the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington this 30th
day OF October, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seyenty-eight
and Of the independence of the United
Estates the 1885.
(Seall st r. b. HAYES.
BY the President ~
Ipssliaae az {. Esarts. Secretary OF State.
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secretary sherman.
cosprr1oE or THE TREAsLRY For SPECIE he
- s .-s17ss4 sl,Mpff6N.

cfSDfTlcE OF THE TREA5LKx kvss s rfois - BE- "
SUMPTION.
W4sHIs $40 N, October 81. Secretary
sherman has written the following letter IN
regard to the conditioned the Treasury ior
specie resumption
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARYs
WASHINGTON, D. O., October 81, 1878. }
To y. Leroy H. Dodd, Esq, Buchanan
MICHIGAN:
sir.-I am in receipt OF your letter OF the
Doth instant making certain inquiries as 10
the condition OF the Treasury for resump-
ton, and the amount of the paper circuia-
ton per capita in this country and the prin-
cipal countries OF Europe.
In reply I have to inform you that on the
1st instant the coin balance OF the treasury
was 1922, 659.646.57. This entire amount,
however, wns not available for resumption
purposes, but subject to liabilities, as ioi-
lows:
Interest due nd unpaid...< s9,34o.IS9 IL
l)ebt on which interest has ceased 1Z,oza.eSe 6S
Interest thereon. 90 &c
Coin certificates tgadI ..... 35,SzS'S99999 ~ ~
Coin certificates (silyerj........- l,e4S.gtg Un ~
i iInnaies bon bonds called for re.
SUMPTION. ....................... fi'ooo'ooo w
Total. ......................... ses,4277sl 81
Leaving for resumption purposes. $l34,231 1856 O6
The coin receipts into the Treasury Will
probably exceed by considerable amount
the coin payments between now and JAN
uary, 1879, so that at least the above balance
will then be available for resumption pur-
poses.
It should also be borne in mind that mean
while there is 10 probability OF the entire
coin liabilities being presented for payment.
AS to the paper circulation OF the European
countries this Department has no lnforma'
ton, except what can be obtainedfrom pub
Iications open to all.
The London Economist OF September IA,
1878 --latest at HANDY, states the amount OF
paper circulation Of banks in the United
Kingdom, less amount retained by the
Banking Department Of the Bank OF Eng
gland, to be e43,966,971 sterling; the cir
culation OF the Bank Of France (Which
alone in France has authority to issue
notes. to be September 9Th, S94, 10000
sterling; and that OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany september 7th), $50, 415,OOO ster-
ling. 1t is understood that some OF the
country banks OF Germany have authority,
under certain restrictions, to issue notes,
but as the amount issued is not stated In
financial publications, it is believed TO De
inconsiderable. Reducing these amounts
to the currency Of this country the per
capita Of circulation appears to be as FOL
lows:
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SENATOR TuURMAN.-[Special to the Gin
cinnatl COMMERCIAL -Washington, Octo-
Der 3O.-Mrs. Senator Thurman called on
Mrs. Hayes on Monday. The Senator is
steadily improving in health, and will be in
Washington in about ten days. He VIII
make several speeches en- route-one in Gin
ciunati and one in Pennsylvania.
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MARRIAGES.

1919. mt the residence of Frank d. HILL Esd. by
the Rev Joshua Peierkn, ID. d.. MIR. JOSEPH a:
BOYD, of Louisville, Ky, and Miss MAMIE
HILL.
Married. October 31.1s7s, at Waynesboro'. Va,
at The residence of the brides father. by Rev. w a.
WhItescaryer. Rev. THOMAS HUME. Jr, OF Nor
folk. Va. and ANNIE LOUISE, daughter OF me
officiating minister.
Married, October 22d. at the residence Of the
brides father, Charles J. Fox. Esq. By Rev. DR..
Warren. W. I. DILL and MARY f. FOX, both Of
This civ
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81 COHEN BROTHERS

are now Offering The hlI@cst stock Of
BLACK AND COLOEED SILkS
ever offered In ti-is STATE.
Good quality BLACK SILK al - and SJc.
Heavy GROS-GRAIN from Il to $l.2J;
GUINNET'S S4ATlN-FfNISH Al Sl.2J. :lGu.
Sl.S5. and %:
BONNET'S SATIE-FlNISIT M Sl.3J. :lj0.
sl.75- sl.65. $2.05. 1910, $3.50, AMI $50.
for quality that equals any ever Offered h, rclV-
fore at 81.
In COLOHED SILKS offer every quality an! c.Ior.
including all the new shades. Special attention
is called 10 an extensive variety of laud,om:
evening shades.
4 large stock of BLACK and COLDRED SATINS,
including ihc various delicate tiu's;
Also, The largest stock BLACK and CGI.ORED
SILK-VELEETS ever offered a. ~
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How did DR.. CHILEs get out OF the way?
And how did the modest and refined Mr..
NEWMAN set in, the way? Are not both ;of
them now convinced that they are in the
wrong pew The history. OF sfhe4 Green
hackers campaign In the district, il written,
would bring out most "curious derange-
ment OF epitaphs, 80 ,e.lL "
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DEATHS.

Died. Yesterday. November lst. a. 1890 a. NJ, OF
dlphlheria. JAMES ALBERT, son of Charles +.
and Helen Boolh; aged four years and three
months. ,..,,,s,
The funeral will take Mace from his fathers resi-
and acauaintances of the family arc Invited 10 at
tend.
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Come war, come peril, the sword of Joe
JOHNSTON would flash in the sunlight as
bright as any, and no man would hurry to
the post Of danger more eagerly, and be
more trusted by his people. Health end
long life 10 the hero who has shed more
glory upon American arms than any living
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Shall we not be proud OF the opportunity
of placing s chaplet upon a hsro's brow ?
Shall We not take delight in telling. The
young Ia after days that we cast q vote for
Genera. JosEpfI q. JoHGsrog?
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III COD-LITER OIL.
MEADE 4 BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

we have the testimony OF physicians who prs
scribe It, and OF patients who have taken IL. that IT
Is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AID
MORE EASILY ASSlMILATED THAN ANY OriIEa
OIL. MEADE K bAhER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
nol5 SO Main street. Richmond. Va.
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MT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorner Main and Sixth strects).-Rer. HENRY NC
DONALD, u. D.. will preach on SUNDAY At IL A.
n. and 1880 p. NJ.
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eorrespo dent wrote HAT Congress Nj s
80 e bear gard en. IA d mpeslt asks should
II not De bssr gar den. 4, The zion Ill
psrpIexsag
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NE FIRST B BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Rev. E. W.
WARREN, d. D.. will preach on SUNDAY at IL
O'Clock a. NJ. and at 1880 p. NJ
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nT MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Dl-
vine service TOMORROW MORNING at II, and III
the afternoon.
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rg GRACE-STREET BAPTIS

CHURCH Corner Grice and Foushee strcetS).-Ihe
pastor, Rev. WILLIAM Z. HATCHER, ID. D., Will
preach at IL o'clock 4. NJ. and at haf-past p. NJ
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Ut COHEN BROTHERS

HAVE Just OPENED
40 pieces Ct MATELASSE DRESS coon. ~
black and coorcd. nj lG3c:
80 pieces ALPACA LCSTRES, III, black AMI col
Orcd, ut 12%c.;
Is pieces DOUBLE-WlDTlI MOURNING GRAY
at l62:c. worth 35c.:
% pieces ALL-WOOL MATELASSE BEIGE at
37.c. worth fully double:
A large stock Of new designs In PLAIDS:
Also. Il full assortment OF NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS:
The best ALL-WOOL SOC. CASHMERE ever Of
fCrcd In this city:
LUDIN'S BEST CASIIMERES At grcatly-raIrccl
prices;
A large stock Of MOURNING GOODS rrof
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ME- GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH, Rev. c. II. READ, D. d., PASTOR
Preaching ut IL A. II. ana T. Ma change IN the
afternoon hour.
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~BROAD- N E T HODlST
CHURCH (corner Broad and Tenth streets).-keF
8. A. STEEL will preach on SUNDAY at IL a. VI. anu
1880 p. VI. Subject at night: 1.-The Nature Oh l'e
Snul.''
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~ RAJ nrbts II aAanclse ii out OF flsii
3aize 90 fose zoe ysIl ow-f fever days. &:
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It will De seen That tue aggregate, rs Wei
as the per-capita amount OF paper circula-
ton. is larger in this country than in any of
the other countries named, and largely in
excess of any except that Of France. In
that country, however, the circulation mas
been reduced to the amount above stated
since November, 1873, from $500, o0O.000,
reduction OF S141.093,000, while IN the
same neriod the metallic reserve-the bank
has increased from S14G,oOO,0O0 to $780,
900, 900. Very respectfully,
.JonN SHERMAN, Secretary.
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~ UNION CHAPEL, HOHAhUo
GROVE.-Suuday school at p. u. Service con-
Quoted BY the Young Mems Christian Association I'll
2. NJ. .ta.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A MERICA's GRAND NOVELTY
RICHMOND THEATRE.
MO SDAY AND TUESDAY, NOVEMBER AND 8.
The Justly celebrated and great original
NINE. RENTZ'S SINSTRELS
and the superb and peerless
ADJUSTMENTS.

NINE. RENTZ'S MINSTRELS
and the superb and peerless
MABEL sANTLEY'S BURLEsQUE COMPANY.
Absolutely the most brilliant novel; aud attractive
entertainment in The world embracing the follow
ing gigantic constellation Of Stars:
MABEL SANTLEY, KATE RAYNHAM,
MARIE PAsCoE, FLORIE PLIMsOLL,
EMILY HUDSPETH, MAY TEN BROCK,
From the principal London Theatres. Their
first appearance In America).
ROSA LEE SALLIE ADAMS,
HATTIE FORREST, MCDERMoTT SISTERS,
Ida KENYON, LULU MOETINORE.
BLANCHE MEhDER, JULIETTE PASCAL,
). b.. HENsIAw, JOHN GILBERT,
JAMES COLLINS, HI. HENRY,
ALF ANsON, A. J. TALBOT.
Presenting a magnificent repertoire of European
and American sensations.
Notwithstanding the immense expense, prices will
remain as usual Reserved seats secured II JOHN
sToN'S and box ofTicc Of Theatre. 2-3t
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POLITICAL.

GRAND MASS-MEETING.
" ,,o
There will be a grand mass-mectlng, unner inc
auspices Of the Grccnback party, ut the Od harSct
Hall on MONDAY EVENING, November atn' at
8 O'Clock. NV IT .
The meeting will be addressed by the Hon. II. =.
WAIVER, OF West Virginia, and other speakers.
Dy order OF the Committee. 10
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i, DREss-GOoDs DEPARTMENT.
We have, rs usual, the largest assortment ever Of
fered In the ci!y-50o different styles 10 seieel
Another lot of those sTEEL-GRAY LUS'rREs at
15c. worth 25c. per yard
On our second floor you viii lnd u fun line OF
BLANKETS, SHEETlNGS, BED-TiCkS. Ia
BLEUIL-CiOTIlS. COMFORTS. and QUILTS.
SIP BLANKETS reduced TO 50 4 pair;
$40 BLANKETS reduced to go pair;
1885, So BLANKETS reduced 10 So L pair;
sc BLANKETS reduced To ~ q pair:
IS BLANKETS reduced 10 So Il pair:
81 BLANKETS re iuced to 81 pair.
We offer the largest assortment OF Blankets eyer
offered in the city. liOte!-ktepers and boarding.
houses and families desiring Blankets should con-
slider ana look at stock before buying elsewhere
On our third floor you will find full line Of La
LIES CT OAKS, BOULEVARD and BALMO-
RIAL SKIRTS, SHAWLS. S X EFT ID
SHAWLS, PIANO COVERS and TABLE,.
COVERS. UNDERGRADUATES: v | l.
SPREADS, and M IA 2ulihtiTtsTii Ann
SHAWI.S just received, Mt lower prizes than
ever; CLOAKS from So to S25. Don't buy be-
fore You look ut our stock.
On fourth floor yog VIII Gpd full ssSrimcnt
| RUGS. SUPERINTENDENT DoW-saAD
MATTiNGs from 20 to 50e;
| CARPETS at lGs,. 20, 20, 80, 40, so, 62sh, 70,
9Oc, 81, mp to s 1.25 per yard
| CURTAIN-LACE from l24c. 10 81 per yard;
| RUGS from 10 s12 each; a..r,.- -
OFT OTHS from, soc. up to 81 rer yard.
we have thousands Of other articles, but TOO h'i-
| mcrous to mention for want ef space.
I SYCLE BROTHERS, 31l Broad street,
| oc4 between Third and Fourth streets.
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TIE HOLMAN LIVER AND AGCE PAD AND
IT'S AUXlLLIARIES.
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Another invoice CT those tine IRISH LINEN REM

NANTS;
Ladies', Gentlcmcn's- Misses, ana Children's IN
DEisWEAR at extra low prices;
LAUEDRfED and UNLAUNDRlEDS Hl RTS from
see, 75c., and 81 ; the best 81 SHIRT In Rich
lnond, made OF Wamsntta Cotton and best
Linen, ready Tor use.
Our FLANNEL DEPARTMENT Is complete
Red, Blue, Gray. aud White Twillcd Flannels;
Shaker Filnnes from zoe 10 II per yard;
Plain Fannels from l2tac. 10 81 Canton Fan
Eel from 81 10 2oc.
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LIVER AND FEVER PAD.
UOLMAN'S LIVER ANDFEVER PAD.

CURE BY ABSORPTION.
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CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
The largest assortment OF CASS!1lERES ever Of
fcrcd lii any house this side OF New York. All
we :.sk IS Il call and look Ut these goods before
purchasing elsewhere;
WATERPROOFS-a full line: 81 Waterproof re-
duccd 10 SOC; Sl.25 Waterproof reduced 20
75c; Black, Na"y-Bue, Scai-Drown, Bottle
Green, at low prices.
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E5' WE CALL PARTICULAR ,-r
TENTIoN to our WINCHESTER CAssIyFpr.
75c. per yarl-,he cheapest goods eve, otye,o, ~
mol LEVY Rrnyu,
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4 NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.
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M GRAND OPENING!
GRAND OPENINGS,
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT SYCLE BROTHERS.


5000 pairs KID GOLFES are reduced. from 81 .25
TO soc. Il pair-n all shades;
1900 pairs Isle GLOVES from 20 TO sec. a
pair; -
500 pairs REGULAR-MADE HOSE at 1870.
pair:
500 STRIPED CLICKED. WORKED, aud EN-
DROIDERED from | 0 10 zoe. pair;
1000 pairs STOCKINGS from s TO 25c. pair:
A large assortment of CHlLDREN'S STOCKINGS
from 10 to soc. pair:
Five pairs gooc B-ALBRlGGANS for 81;
5000 pairs of those GOOD SOCKS at 10:.-rcal
value 25c. i pair
Sc DAMASK TOWELS are rccuccd to 50:
81. 80 HUCkABACk TOWELS are reduced TO 81
$50 GERMAN LINEN TOWELS are reduced
10 50:
So TOWELS arc reduced to $3.50 i dozen:
These are the cheapest TOWELS that have ever
been offered in Richmond, and parties wishing
them will call al once and supply themselves.
Good CRASH only sc. 4 yard-all linen
so dozen LINEN IfEMSTITCHED HANDLER
CHIEFS are reduced from $3.50 10 81
dozen; ~
25 dozen more of those 12iGc. HANDKERCHlEFS;
a large &c: is: ortnicnt Of SILK HANDkERCHIEFS
4 large assortment Of SCARFS and les;
\ handsome SCARF ut sc.
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ABSORPTION SALT.

OUR INDICATED ABSORPTINE PLASTEHS
AND INDICATED BATHS.
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The Norfolk City Guard won the prize at
Weldon, 'si34 s.s i
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GRAPE and GRAPE Wells, from the smallest TO
70 The !irgcsG, and from the cheapest to lla best
ono pieces OF assorted colurS IN Ribbons from
&. < 10, and 1870. per yard--reduced from 20,
30, and 4Uc.: -
Another lot OF lOc. TRIMMINGS:
* mo worth of CAMBRIA EDGE just received
we have bought The entire balance OF stock from
n Now York importing house;
EDGISG AT 37h:c. per yard-neYcr sold for less
than 81:
EDGIEt; at SOC. worth $50:
EDIiING from 10 &c. per yard.
Thr., are positively The biggest bargains of CAM
ERIC EDGE that have ever been offered In Rich
mond we invite me ladies to call and inspect thIs
10, Of Edglngs, Whether they buy or not. we want
TO convince them that we have the incest lot oil
E,lainys In the city.
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SILK DEPARTMENT..
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in Black and Colorcd Is
complete:
Sl.75 SILK reduced 10 81 per yard:
1925 SILK reduced to S1.25 per yard:
1915 SILK reduced 10 $3.50 per yard;
$3.50 SILK reduced to 81 per yard;
COLORED SILKS i'll Nary-Be. Boitle-Grccn,
Gray, Drabs, and Seal Brown ~ sl.75-nevcr
sold for less than 50 before in the city; Navy
Blue, Bottlc-Grecn, Seal Brown, Slate, DraD,
and Plum only 95c. 4 yard;
TrIMMI ING rs from so TO 75c. per yard.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR DRY GOODS Is at
BROTHERS, COL Broad street.
where you win fTd the best and cheapest DRY
GOODS in The city. Give call and see for your
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BLACK GOODS.
soc. CASHMERE reduced 10 35c.;
75c. CASHMERE reduced 10 soc;
9Oc. CASHMERE reduced 10 GOc.;
81 CASHMERE reduced 10 Toe:
Sl.25 CASHMERE reduced In 90c.;
$3.50 CASHMERE reduced to ; per yard :
soc. BLACK ALPACA reduced 80 37l2c.;
75c. BLACK ALPACA rc"Gccd 10 soc;
81 BLACK MOHAIR reduced 10 G22c.;
The best 25c. ALPACA III Richmond;
3Oc ALPACA reduced 10 zoe;
We hayra fall line Of MOURNING GOODS. such
as BOrnbaZiGc, Henrietta, Grape, ahd Iailloe
Cloths. and all the newest styles, ana At prices
In,rla fhln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-02

W4sHIS N, October 31.-Secre.ary
sherman has written the following letter in
regard to the conditioned the Treasury ior
specie resumption: :, -. !.
The Portland daily press., 1878-07-18
Portland Enc.mpmen, E,cur.;o,,

Portland Enc3m pment, which let on the
II 10 train Tuesday noon, on an excursion to
Bridstor, arrived there at $50 D. ca Thew
Were met at the Locks" by the committee Of
arrangements from Mount Pleasant Encamp-
ment OF Brdston, who ex.ended to the Port
land Patiarchs hearty welcome ia behalf of
the Bridgton Odd Fellows.
Ca arriving at the Brdgton landing teams
were provided to convey the visitors up to the
village. The procession was formed in front of
the Pun1cherry Mills, and route was went
over uprising the principal streets to the
Cumberland House, where the Portland yisi-
tors were qaartersd. In the evening Chandler 3
band gave baad concert, after which dancin g
at the Pavilion was in order until midnight
During the dancing refreshments were served.
The grounds we're beau ifully illuminated by a
calcium light.
On Wednesday morning the Portland visitors
were taken TO ride through the village, and Wis.
lied the mills and other places of interest
Open houses were the order of the day, espec-
tally that of Hon. .Chas. E. Gibbs, who did all
in his power to make the visitors happy, and
from the expression of those present his kind
ness will never be forgotten.
The landlord of the Cumberland House gave
the Patriarchs full sway of the hotel and left
nothing undone, for which they still owe him
one.
lac committee OF arrangements of Portland
Encampnent understood what the members
wanted, thus making this the best excursion
thus far made by this Encampment
The Encampment left Bridgton at p. No.,
and arrived here OF 6.45 D. 10.