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nr AT COHEN BROTHERS

Sd RLEACHED sHEETING (twIled) at l0c.;
IA PtPPEREL al 1890; y
S-4 ASDRbSCOGG1N ut 15c
FULL-WITH ANDROSCUGGlS at 1870, Just re-
duced from 23c.
Great bargains in WHITE and COL0EED FLAN-
NELS, from HE lowest grades TO the 1ueSt, pur-
cbas ed ut recent auction sales.
Two cases Of the best A PACIFIC PERCALES at
SIC, formerly sold at 12Ec.
THREE cases Of BLANKETS 1T near onc-half their
regular value. . .
4 very large stock of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
Ar twenty-five per cent less Than former price.
Ladies' full REG ULAR ENGLISH HOSE At l2tsc.:
Misses and chidren's FANCY ENGLISH HOSE ut
Csc. formerly sold ut ACC.
THOUSANDS OF UTHER GREAT BARGAINS.
&C ISL
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DEATHS.

Died, Sunday, October 18Th, at twenty minutes
pasf p. NJ. MARCELLUS ARMSTED. oldest son
Of w. q. and Virginia Allen; aged thirteen months
and thirteen days.
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
dence 800 Lester sire t, THIS (Tuesday) MORN
ING at 81 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are re.
specially invited to attend.
Baltimore (aid.l and Norfolk tVa.) papers please
copy.
Died. in New York on the morning Of the 18th
instant, Mrs. DR.. THOMAS 6. PEACHY.
Her funeral will take place at IL O'Clock TO-DAY
from 81. James church.
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What's the Use +?

The New York Tribune is throwing away
much valuable space in printing budget
OF cyphers that are understood to relate to
the last presidential election--i. e., the pre-
liminary stratecies in Florida. 1t is very
inconclusive and very complicated; far too
much so for the interest it affords. Time is
worth more to anybody than would be the
information gained by unrayelling such a
riddle.
:. And the Tribune is. poking the whole bale
OF offal at Mr.. TILDEN. To what purpose
Mr.. TILDEN is as dead as a mackerel that
was picked by Yankee last year. Why
can't the Tribune let people out OF New
York alone with its dead great men? Must
they be showed under the noses OF quiet citi-
zens OF other States for an unlimited period ?
This is why we say that the New York
Journals are so intensely provincial. The
old political hacks who live in New York,
as well as the young aspirants who throw
out their ..iox-fire light" in and about
Gotham, are constantly paraded in the col
umns OF the big dailies as the great men OF
Il & 81 II
This is a mistake. The world is getting
tired OF these New York celebrities. We
had long time ago real big men from New
York: there were De WITT CLINTON, RUFUS
KING, SnAs WRIGHT, CAMBRELENG, VAN b.
rem, TAYLOR, MARCY, FILLMORE, and SO on
down to SEYMOUR, DICKINSON, and others;
but now We have CoNKl.ING and TILDEN day
in and day out, until we inyoluntarily ex-
claim, sob. bother!" Really it was a sort
OF relief to get hold Of poor old TWEED. he
at least left US good thing, and, what can't
be said OF every rascal, Invested himself OF.
ali he had stolen before be dropped into the
grave. The good he devised to us was,
:" What are YOU going to do about it,"
That philosophic enquiry has expedited
wise conclusions 70 many man who found
himself ina difficulty, II has done a great
deal OF good. And we beg to say to our
proyineially great editors in Gotham this:
:. TiLDEN is dead, and what are you going
to do about It 2" 1850. ,.5..f. ~
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DRESs-GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT..
We have, rs usual, the largest assortment ever Of
fercd in tic cisy-5OU different styles 10 select
from:
Another lot Of those STEEL-GRAY LUSrRES at
15c. worth 23c. per yard.
On our second floor YOU will find full line OF
BLANKETS, SHEET lNGS. BED-TICkS. ia
BILE UIL-(tOTIlS, COMFORTS. and QUILTS.
&l2 BLANKETS reduced To IS pair:
Slu BLANKET s reduced to ST Il pair;
SO BLANKETS reduced to % pair;
So BLANKETS reduced 10 - pair;
So BLANKETS reduced to 50 pair;
81 BLANKETS reduced TO 81 pair.
We offer the largest assortment OF III inkctS ever
offered In the city. Hotel-keepers and 10 riding
honses and Families desiring Blankets sh 'uld COLI
slider aud look Ut stock before buying elsewhere
LIES CLOAkS, BOULEVARD ami BALMO-
RAJ SKIRTS. sHAWLS. 5 + T D
SHAWLS, PIANO COVERS and TABLE,
COVERS, ENTERTAINMENTS. | L l.
SPREADS, and M!tRSEiLLES QUlLTS:
Latest styles OF CLOAkS and SHETLAND
ever: CLOAKS from 80 to :25. Don't buy be-
fore you look at our stock.
On our fourth floor you will fad full assortment
OF CARPETS. UIL-CLOTHS. MATTlNGS,
RUGS. CE,WlNDOW-sHAOLs'
MATTfNGs fiom 20 to Soc:
CAHPETS at l6a. 20, rs. 80, 40, so, G24, rs,
90c.. ) up to 81 % per yard:
CURTAIN-L ACE from l2j3c. to > per yard;
RUGS from : 10 *l2 each;
OII.-CLOTTtS from soc. ND to 81 per yard.
We have Thousands of other articles but too nt-
ncruIs to men ton for want 0f space.
SYCLE BROTHERS, IL Broad street,
oc4 between Third and Fourth streets.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 9th OF August. 1878, at The resi-
dence Of the bride. by Rev. Henry Mcdonald, Miss
LEVIN YEARDLEY WINDER, of Elizabeth CITY
county. No cards.
Married, at Oakland Grove House. ltIbemar'e
county. Va, OIL the 9th instant. by the Rev. DR..
Bell assisted BY the Rev. T. e. Locke, GEORGE
NAPIER THOMSON. Of Richmond, Va, 10 Miss
JENNIE, daughter of William Dickson, Esq.
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BANKRUPTCY.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES For THE EASTERN Dis Dis
TRIf;T OF VIRGlNIA-RlCfMOND, OCTOBER
ii, lS7S-IN THE MATTER OF JONES BRO
TIERS & Co, BANkRUPTS, IN BANKRUPT
CY.
UPON PETITION OF ASSIGNEES FOR SALE OF
REAL ESTATE FREE OF LIENS.
EXTRACT from decree.
Upou consideration whereof. the Court doth adj
udge order and decree that this cause be referred
10 Register Thomas S. Atkins with Instructions 10
ascertain and report
FIRST. What debts proved In his cause. or which
may be proved before the taking of The accounts
herein directed, are superior to the homestead eX,
emptiou OF said banSrnpi>, ana whether the s;ld
dc,,ts are partnership or individual claims.
:, cond What real estate belongs 10 The assets OF
said firm OF Jones brothers GO. and what 10 the
assets OF each Of the members of said firm.
Third. What liens. together with their prioriiics
and amounts, are on sal real estate.
Fourth. ANY other matter deemed proper by tle
said commissioner. or any party Interested
And The said Register Is directed 10 give ho'lcc 81
executing this decree personally on known credit
ors, and also BY publishing notice once Il week for
four successive weeks in some newspaper pnhshed
In the city of Richmond which notice sha'I d"
deemed cuiivalen TO personal service on Ill persons
in terestcd In this cause.
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NE BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH CORNER of Broad and Tenth streetsl-
Rev. S. A. STEEL will preach TONIGHT on 1.-The
Vision OF the SeraDhim." Service begins at 8
O'Clock In the lec.ure-room. -.
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NLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS,.
NEW MANDATORY.

NEW MASUFACTORY.
AT THE GREAT NEW YORK AUCTIoN-HorsE
Il now to be found suci, an assortment of LADIES,
CLOAkS as has never before been shown in thI,
section. We manufacture every one OF our C.oIkS
IN the most improved and
NEWEST STYLES. NEWEST TRIMMING.
at prices that will astonish the community. our
stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
FANCY GOODS
surpasses any ever exhibited In any southern cItv
We carry most every ari cc belonging to our line.
Our system Is strictly ONE PRICE. We sell only Tor
CASH, aud by not encouraging bad debts We give tin.
customer the advantage OF
CHEAP PRICES LOWER THAN NEW YORK
RATES.
Remember our sign reads
NEW YORK AUTONOMOUS,
523 Broad street. between tiI1h ana sixth.
oc IL nearly opposite the ul1rk't.
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Nor ONE. AS we predicted ! last week,
HENRY s. 'WyALKER was not elected to Con-
gsess In the anawb a district. Rhe Green
hacker and Republican vote combined
failed 10 beat Hon. JOIN E. KEsSA, the
Democratic eand idate, though be was SO I'M
well through the campaign that he, made
but few speeches in his own behalf. The
Wheeling iu.elit geaeer OF The 18th has a
special from Charleston, dated the i1th,
which says KgsSA was then about 700
ahead, with Wyoming, Mcdowell and
Bfaxson counties to be heard from. IL
adds: 4
& The Leader OF to-day (the Republican
Z paper) comedies Kenna's eleetion by 900
ma iority, which lis d ioW estimate. The
counties yet TO be heard from Wi certainly
give Ksnnai from 800 to- 900 mai ority.
Not Que Greenha ckers eeted 30 Congress
id West Virgil WALKER, md
TN 5usos behtes Three Green hackers
were rnaniin,g 8. aud ssl,st that number were
u detesscd
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PUB. DoC.-Wc are indebted to Senator
JOHNSTON for the annual report OF the Chief
OF the Bureau Of Statistics, Commerce, and
Navigation.
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mo. IL

mo. STILL
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OF FIRGiNIA.lS TIE NATTER OF
II. 4. HURT, BANKRUPT, IN BANKRUPTCY.
CLERKS OFFICER
RICHMOND, EA- October IA, 1878.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that petition has been flied in said court By VI. Is.
Hurt, of Luncnburg county. IN said district,
duly d. clared bankrupt under the act OF Con-
ores, OF March Q, 1857, aud the acts ameudalory
thereof ana supplementary thereto. for discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts and oil her
claims prOvabe under said acts, and that the 18TH
DAY OF OCTOBER. ] S7S, at ~ o'clock ", III the
ruptcy, In the m-h6use III the city Of Rich
moud, Vu is assigned for the hearing Of the same.
when and where you may attend aud show cause If
any YOU have, why lie prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted. ~
: oc l5-Tu2w JOHN z. POPHAM, Clerk.
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LIVERY STABLES.
1.a EHt ~ "a hHs'''.
nATISS EXCHANGE, LlNERi-EIN
~
AND
SALE-SThBLES,
1888 AND 1II0 FRANKLIN STREET.

These STABLES are now completed, and Will
cumIarr flvornbiy with any In the United States.
and am prepared to ACCOMMODATE The public
in The - xz..e
LIVERY BUSINESS.
A BAZAAR for the sale OF all kinds Of STOCK.
CARRIAGES. aud VEHICLES of every dcscrip
lion HARNESS &C.. has been established in con-
necli II with tie stables, and
AUCTION SALES
vii! he conducted br an experienced auctionccr
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at IL
O'Clock s.. NJ.
My accommodations for keeping private horses
and carriages unsurpassed.
DrOyerS and transient customers Will have every
facility eX,cI died them for The transaction OF their
business and charges will be made very reasonable.
y BLhCkSMlTH-nn and " HEEL WRlG Hr-SHOf,
conducted by competent and experienced hands, Is
attached to the Stables.
JOHN Is. DAVIS.
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MET COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE L BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
1zIpnpnEn III

We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe IT, and OF patients who have taken IT, that IT
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASS1MILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
po-I5 go Main street. Richmond. Va.
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A T MEADE s. BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS FOR INVALIDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
... SOFT-RUBBER BED-pANS,
TRAVELLING-FLASKS
SPONGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOVES.
HORSE-TA1R FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCkET-INHALERS,
STEAh-lNHALERS,
THROAT-ATOAIIZERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
ABDUAuNAL-SUPPOR
lIARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
SHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHES,
FEVER-TERMOM METERS,
GALyANIC-BATTERlES
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a.
MEADE i BAKERS Drugstore,
an OF 919 Main street.
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InTY COHEN BROTHERS

Y COHEN BRUTHERS
are In receipt of over 400 LADIES' CLOAKS.
which were purchased at great advantage, AMI will
be OIL cred ut sacrifice Of fully twenty-five per cent
below manufacturers cost These goods are artist
lcaly made and trimmed, and were originally in
tended for one of the largest retail houses In New
York oc ID
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DRY GOODs.
DRY GOODS.
JjLoAKs! cLoAKs!
THE NEWEST STYLES.
THE BEST WORKMANSHIP,

IHE NEWEST STYLES.
The BEST WORKMANSHIP.
THE LOWEST PRICE,
JULIUS MEYER. 500 BROAD STREET.
has ,ast opened very large assortment OF LADIES,
PLAIN aud MATELASSE BEAVER f,inhrEES
prices, from So 10 $50. As thee CLnaKrah a q
made 10 order for III by Of the best mannS,c are
rers, from The latest Partisan designs m s,.s,.,
rates we can guarantee the newes, and handsomes,
styles the very best Workmanship Superior n, -
the very lowest prices. Dou't fail TO LOOK ssfhnrn
before purchasing. s''"i
ALSO. JUST OPENED
A nice line OF INFANTS CLOAKS at low pr,co.
New DRESS GOODS, in handsome plaids and q gGII.
m1tures; ~ e''u-
New shades In ALL-woOL CAsHMEIEs. a ro,.,
lot OF the SOC. ALL-WOOL BLACK CAST
MERES; special bargains Ut 6Oc. worth 70
II fall Iear-cheap iine-at 62H. 65, 10, rs, s5c..
SILK FINISHED yELvETEESs at so and 7.c
BLACK SILK FELVETS very low; ''s''
BLACK SILKS from 75c. no;
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS ut $3.50 and nm
wards; ALL-WOoL WHITE BLANKETS a.
- and upwards; ~
Try tho celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-Er.r-
TON KID GLOVE-eyery pair warranted,
81. &C Is
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EEGIsrER,s OFFICE. !

REGISTERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, October Ii, 1878.
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed OH THURSDAY the l4I III day OF Noveln-
her lS7S at l2 o'clock 81, as the time, and my
eflre Room No ). III the cust0nl-ouSe. IN the civ
Of Richmond Va, as tue place, to execute the fore
goin" decree. IuOMIAS =. AihlNS.
= oc / 5-1u4w Register.
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MIR. fuckers So-cALLED ENDORSEMENT

MIR. fuckers So-CALLED ENDORSEMENT
OF THE oRLD."-[Lynchburg Press. i
We have just received letter from Mr..
Tucker, in which he makes very satlsfac-
tory explanation OF the part he has acted,
and shows that he simply, at the request OF
a friend last spring, gave list OF the names
OF his constituents to whom he had been in
the habit OF sending public documents.
This list was, without his request or desire
in any way, furnished to- the publisher OF
the World, and the paper is now sent one
month in order to introduce the paper to
the attention OF the people. 1t was simply
business enterprise on.the part OF the
World, and not for Mr.. fuckers benefit.
Mr.. Tucker says that he does not agree with
its financial views; is not responsible for
the opinions Of the .Wortd; it is not his
orsan-haying no organ whatever. DIR.
Tucker says ne has his own opinions, and
they have been expressed, and reafirms that
he stands fully on the platform OF the Con-
yention which nominated him.
[Our Highland friends will see from the
above that they have been reading lying
han lbills.]
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Drugs. MEDICINES. &c.
NATURES MODEST REMEDY!
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS,
ESTABLISHED TwENTY-Slx YEARS.

IAN excellent tonic, Alternative; ana d1uctic."-
Medical Association. Lynchburp, Va:
used with UNPARALLELED success In hemoIrhagic
malarlal fever. recommend 1t as preventive and
cure for yellow. fcver."-W. 4. Green. NJ. d., eI-
Vice-President G, orgia Medical Association.
'.Invaluable for dyspepsia, chronic diarrhGa' ana
nervous diseases. '-George I. Harrison, NJ D.' No-
mans Hospital, New York.
efficient in disorders OF the liver. kidneys, bow
ell. and bladder."-B X. Mitchell, ~ D., Phllidel-
phia, Pa.
Successful in disorders peculiar 10 women."-B.
B,acslord, NJ. d., ". II. Horton. NJ. d., Virginia:
"UntquIlled in scrofuons and cu'aneous affec-
lious."-J. ". Allen, NJ. d North Carolina.
Successfully used in venereal iutectlons"-B.
Roeiner. NJ D.. st. Louis, Mo.
"Unfai,inG in throat diseases."-Drs. U. w. Car
rinetOn and W. S Morris, Virginia.
Entirely cures, Of chils BY it."-Rev. E. {. Dod-
son. Virginia
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TIE GREEN FEVER, VULGARLY GREEN
BACK FEyER.-Tbis disease mas spread as
rapidly as any vile epidemic that ever pos
sessed a people, and, like all mental ex-
tiayagances fated to short and fragrant ex x
lstences, as it has spread rapidly SO must
its end come promptly. We advise all
young people-all who have anything to
hope for to keep away from the contagilon.
1t does not kill the natural life ;fbut as sure
as a man takes it politically he is dead
politician. RI =s7 Il, i...l
We shall see an amount OF mortality In
this respect to which the yellow-fever NOR
tuary reports can bear no comparison. We
shall soon hear Of thousand deaths in a
single day. It is likely that there has been
no equal to the green fever for its death.
dealing Yirulence in all the catalogue o; vile
], d $55, IS, 80 s!q3ls IS II
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Another invoice Of those line IRISH LINEN RE,
ASsIMERE DEPARTMENT

Tie largest assortment of CASS! MERES ever Of
fercd in any house this side OF New York. All
We ask Is Il call and look III these goods before
purchasing elsewhere;
WATERPRGOFS-a full line: 81 Waterproof re-
duced TO SOC; al.25 Waterproof reduced to
75c.; Black, Savy-Biue, Seal-Brown- Bottle
Green, ut low prices
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EIsErI Az NUT'Ia.kas
Ear GRAND oPENINGl
GRAND OPEEISGi
.-+-s OF FALL AM, WINTER GOODS

t-e+s OF FALL ANDsWINrER GOODS
ATlsYcLEggoTHERs..
5000 pairs KID GoLyE :; ore reduced from sl.25
5000 pairs Isle GLOVES from 90 10 SOC. a
LOO pairs LINED eAUNrlErs at 2oc..-real
600 Sl pasrs 'p EEa pa HOSE a. 1870.
500 $IkIrEp i; cLog I WORKED We. and EN-
G0g pee ps ssoStnsSs II G EG@ ss
Five sT ps1r 81 COCO g pa. for
5000 pairs of those GOOD SOCKS at 10:.-real
value csc. pair.
2 p ToWELs are reduced a. .
$3.50 GERMAN LINEN TOWELS are reduced
So TOWELS are reduced to $50 dozen:
These are The cheapest TOWELS that have ever
been offered in Kichlnon1, and parties wishing
them will call at once aud supply themselves.
So do Gmn' LINEN NJ HEMsTITCHEp HANDLER
CHlEEFs are reduced from $3.50 to 81 u
25 dozen mo-, G of those 12tEc. HANDKERcHIEEs; ;
soo oss al Sae pof SILK HANDKERcHErs
A large assorl nlent of SCARFS aud les;
A handsome SCARF ut loc.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in Black and Colored is
complete: t..
S1.75 SILK reduced 10 81 per yard;
81 25 SILK reduced to $1.25 per yard;
s275 SILK reduced to $3.50 per yard;
ss5o SIX reduced ;n to Il per {ssi
Gray, Drabs, and Seal-Brown ~ S1.75-never
sold for les: than 50 before IN the city; Navy
Blue. BottIe-Green, Seal-Brown, Slate, Drab,
and Plum only CSC. yard;
TRIMMING SILL Ks from SO to 75c. per yard.
BLACK GOODS.
50c CASHMERE reduced 10 35c.:
75c. CASHMERE reduced TO soc;
9Oc. CASHMERE reduced 10 6Oc.; ......
81 C;ASHM ERE reduced 10 75c.:
si.25 CAStiME t reduced to 90c.;
75c. BLACK ALPACA re1uced 10 SOC;
81 SLACK MOHAlR reduced 10 62Hc.;
The best 25c. ALPACA In Richmond;
soc. ALPACA reduced to 20c.:
We have full line OF MOURNING GOODS. such
rs Bombazine, Henrietta, Grape, aud Tam1se
Cloths, and AL the newest styles, AMI Ut prices
lower than ever.
GRAPE and GRAPE Wells, from the smallest TO
to The largest and from the cheapest TO thu best !;
1000 pieces OF assorted coors III RIBBONS from
IS. 1e,and l2Ec. per yard-rcduced from 90
Another lot OF loo TRIMMINGS:
$4,000 worth of CAMBRlC EDGE just received
we have bought The entire balance OF stock from
New York importing house;
EDGlNG NJ 37}4c. per yard-ncver sold for less
EDGISG; Ut SOC worth $3.50;
kDGING IRON 4 10 1Gc per yard.
These are positively The niggest bargains of CAM
BRIG EDGE that have ever been offered in Rich
mond. we invite the ladies to call amt Inspect his
lot of Edgln2s. Whether they buy or moi. we want
to convince them that we have tie incest lot OF
EdgngS IN the city. ~---r
Another invoice Of those fine IRISH LINEN REM-
NASTS;
Ladies', Gen,lcmcn'S, Misses, and Children's UN-
DERWEAR 1T extra low prices:
LAUNDEIE Ed and UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS from
sec, Use, and s the best 81 SHIRT in Rich
mond, made Of Walhsutta Cotton ana best
Linen, ready for iSe.
Our FLANNEL DEPARTMENT IS complete
Red, Blue, Gray, and White Twicd FlannciS:
Shaker Filuncls from zoe. to 81 per yard;
Plain FIanncIs from 12ac. 10 81 Canton Flan-
lei from 81 10 25c,
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THE AMERICAN STABLES Tor HIX'S),
i on Tenth street having been renovated and I'M
proved. are NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. The
public Will always find hand BCGGlES ard
HARNESS. ard SADDLE HORSES.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY on moderate
". S. WOOD.
oc 4-lm Agent for n. VI. Lee.
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S9-CENT STORE.
NEW GOODS
AT THE NINETY-NINE-CENT STORE.

This week has brought us more handsome goods
and novelties than we have ever shown before.
Some.cxcelcnt ACCORDEONS at 99c., $l.9e, and
4 S3-lhe hitter great bargain; .s.s sa.,.e. .-
vIOLINS at 98c. worth So, and In box at s1.95-
very cheap; r.s, ge e.
A large assortment of HARMONIOUS from csc. to
09e.; $50,
The finest line of DOLLS ever shown IT. the city at
all prices from csc. up;
A beautiful line Of VASES at SOC, 75c., 99c,
S1.25, $3.50, and s1.9s pair. All our old
VASES marked down TO correspond with the
OF Ices of the new goods ~.
PoCKET.BOOKsa ana ORTE- MoNNAIES at soc.
From our large assortment nave selected about
II fifty that are lille soiled OK shop worn, and
made the price SOC. Among them are some
GENUINE RUSSIA. LALL-LEATHER LIN
q ING. .i.s.ss, z+ts..tft,lEi i s "a 49,, s,
"A full line Of LADIES', FoXED, CATERS and
!, LEATHER ssHoIsS, MISSES SHOES, and
49,. MEMS BR0GA--Ns--yery cheap. ,.sEt ..
Catalogues mailed free 10, any address. si.st 4,
y 90 w. A. STEVENS,
oc Ia sos froad street.
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DRESS GOODS.

Additional attractions. Many new styles opening
this week. at prices that cannot fail 20 please.
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SILK. AND TRIMMING-TELVETS,
In sl;dcs to match the new coors in ess fabrics
All Qualities.
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('T.DtliS,

very large stock of this seasons styles in BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL, MATTELASSf., and ROJtt
CLOTHS, now open. They claim to have ia" best
STYLES, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAhS In the
city.
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ROOMS THIRD CONGRESSIONALf
CONSERVATIVES DISTRICT COMMITTEE, I
No. Eleventh street IN p-stairs)J
THE THIRD CONG Dis
i TRICT COMMITTEE tCONSERVATIVE)
have established their headquarters at No EleT-
cn,h street iup-stuirs). between Main and Bank
streets and would be pleased to have the people OF
this district confer with them In regard to the CAN
yass. IS. sl' - - ~
and from to 10 p. NJ.
The committee would be glad 10 have residents o.
make known the requirements Of their localities.
General JOSEPH f. JOHNSTON, when not can.
wasting In the counties, can be found here from
A. NJ. to p. n. -
All communications addressed to the Secretary
relating to district affairs will receive the prompt
attenIion due Them j. BELL BIGG ER,
oc 7-tNoyI r.~.-.." Secretary.
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rARDOZO, FOUEQUREAN Il co.

DRY GOODS.
Stocks In all departments largely rcpcnishcd.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.