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Editors Dispatch: The writer requests q
very brief space in your columns for the
purpose OF replying to an anonymous COM
munication in the Richmond Wing OF the
10Th instant. In the first place the article
in question has resulted in total misapprc-
hension OF the writer's position. The a1ore-
said article places the writer in the position
of n political advocate, when nothing was
further from his purpose. No earthly ref
erence was had to any mere political organ
ization. We distinctly discarded mere po-
litical organizations, and stated that the
time had arrived when there were only two
classes or parties mot in the usual political
sense)-to wit: A conservative or restrain
ing class and q communistic or extremist
class. In the aforesaid article the question
is asked in what manner conservatism can
be an santidote to communism. In the
first place we will say that We most
heartily believe that the, communistic
ment in governmental affairs We
believe that such, Encouragement as
that referred to must necessarily cause
a reyulsion, and we have 1T in communism.
What were the causes OF said reYulsion
We answer: Extortion, corruption, and
bribery in official circles. q cry IS going
out all ouer the land that The Aaqean stables
must be cleaned out. The task is hercuean.
Shall communism be the Hercules? Must
retrbutiYe Justice defeat its own object
Shall we submit to the licentious tyranny OF
men like Robespierre, Dunton, or Murat ?
It may be said in reply that there Is no
earthly danger Of French or European
communism being transplanted in this
country Then look at California. II
newspaper reports are to be. believed, men
have been elected to the Constitutional
Convention who can scarcely read or write.
Are they competent to make lawsi Would
they not be guided chiefly, IL not entirely,
Eby prejudice? There must be o curling or
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RICHMOND, August 10,

RIcHMoND, August 10, 1878. 8
Editors Dispatch: As propounding ques-
tfoiis on the subject OF finance seems TO be
somewhat in order, hope you will excuse
me for. engaging your attention with the fol.
lowing: Is a ereditor compelled to accept
the trade.dolIar at its face-value in payment
OF debit Judging from your reply to your
other correspon dents (tbat this coin Is ire
deemablc, and valuable only as bullion). We
should think they ought not to be; but as
il is a coin Of the United States Government,
can't see how it can be otherwise. :,
- -. :,...:.9g DOUBTFUL"
The trade-dollar is not lega-tender; and
hence no man can pay debt with it unless
his creditor consent to receive it. But IL
ought to be made legal tender, and we
hope will be made so next winter.
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DEATHS.

Died. at Rochester, n. ", on Monday morning,
August 10Th, w. 2. BISSELL, recently of Rich
mopd. -. ....
His funeral will take place In Rochester on WE'D
NESDAY the 21st instant.
Died, at the residence OF her broiher-in-law
Thomas j. Starke), on Tuesday, 9Th Angus, Mrs.
j. Is. SrARKE, late of Mcmphis, Tcnu.; aged fifty
one years.
phis papers please copy.
Died, August 18th, MAMIE LOUISE. only
daughter OF Louis n. and Julia Frischkorn; aged
five years. ..s
Her remains were inferred in Hollywood yester-
day at PM
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COLONEL. RIcHMoND.-His majority in
this end OF the district will be very large
one in spite Of all opposition, and there
seems but little doubt at present that he
will carry the west end Of the district by a
small majority. No combination can defeat
him. The more candidates that are put in
the field the better. We predict that his
majority in the district will be the largest
given for years when there has been any
regular opposition.-Pearisburg Virginian.
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99.CENT STORE.
TLEARISG-OUT SALE Al Tie
99-CENT STORE.

Having decided upon making al e'iilr' '''':-
October LIST I'm our manner OF conduc'i"1 '''
FANCY-GOODS BUSINESS, and "ish'os "
continue several lines OF gooi- "" "iH "isr "'.,'
~ sncb nricc. a. will be sure Ia close them 0'''
Everything in the way OF " s
DRY GOODS UNDERWEAR, &C. e''
TO 70 regardless OF cost 10 make ro's" i'' ~"
goods. Also, all our
VASES, TOiLET-SE"S,
BRONZES, and FANCY Gooi'S' $1,000.
no. perfectly fresh and desirable, VIII L. "'i
very low. We shall receive dn'ih. "''
tween SO, 900 aud $1,000 worth Of ~
Elegant LAVA. MAJpIlC-s, fAhiAS'
BRONZE GOODS;
MIRRORS from csc TO ea'.'
All s;zcs and shapes Of GLASS SHADES; ,v
Eiay,n, Gilt STAND VASES and slLh fho"
ERS In shade; ....,,,, ,,,,x A., MI
! A full assortment OF HElDSEMooD
TO be sold at the lowest prices.
The new goods and novelties are woF .'' We
ton OF all. and the low prices OH tn MS Sv
IN close will astoui.h YOU. Respectfully, ,r,,.t.
aul4 W. A. STEVEN : oV' - '>~~------
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The Richmond Dispatch and Lynchburg
zV1Yqinidn, endorsed by all the fupders in
the district, said McMulln was preferable
to any Greenback readjuster the Conven-
ton could nominate, because be was the
oldest readiuster in the State.-A6inqdon
Standard.
No, no. We said that il a man was to be
elected or nominated because he was a re-
adiuster, McMUELrN was entitled to the
honor. But Dir. RICHMOND was nominated
by convention which refused to make re-
adjustment or greenbackism a test OF fit
ness. we, therefore, consistently support
RICHMOND. as we expect TO support Ran.
TUcKER, HUTTON, GooDE, CABELL, HINTON,
and ether Greenbackers. The nominee in
this district may be q greenback er for aught
that we know TO the contrary.
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ME- COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE Z BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe IT, and Of patients who have taken 1t. that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
o,t. MEADE Il BAKER,
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
mol 9l9 Main street. Richmond. WI.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
GOLD UITHIA) WATER VS.. HOT
WATER
FOR
PARALYSIS AND AFFECTIONS OF THE KID
NEYS AND BLADDER.
THE BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS
GIVE RELIEF
AFTER a FAILURE OF THE CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
CASE OF DIR. P. s. JONES,
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, OF MEMPHIS, TENN

EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF DIR. JONES, DATED
MEMPHIS, AUGUST 8, 1878:
"iwaking from sleep in current Of cold air, hav-
Ing previously enjoyed good health, found myself
affected with severe pain in the loins, which contil'
ued for scventy-two hours. the pain extending OH
one side along the great scatc nerve TO the eStrem-
ty of the limb With the subsistence OF these sym T.
toms found that there was paralysis OF the nmD
After three years of suffering, which was attcnGcd
by painful contraction OF the muscles, frequently so
great as to ncccsstae the of opiaies to produce
sleep. IN affection of the Kidneys and bladder super
vrncd symptoms, frequent and urgent demand Tor
voiding the urine, perhaps as often ny every twenty
or thirty minutes, which was highly coored ana
charged with blood, it, passage being attended win
great burning anu Spasn OF the neck or Inc bildcr,
uniting me for business. was ireated DS seTera,
eminent physicians and surgeons. and made several
visits 10 the celebrated Hot Springs OF Arkansas;
fully testing these waters but all without material
benefit Ihave now been using for some weeks the
waters Of the Buffalo Litha Springs, Va, WIN as
tOntshng results am far relieved OF all my dis
trcssny SYMPTOMS above Stated that suffer no III
convenience or concern about my health. sleep
we'll ca t hcartily, walk readily whou cane AZ
tend regularly to my business affairs. and have no
doubt Of i speedy, perfect ana permanent cure III
ull respects from The further use OF The waller.
- Respectfully, i. ,. JON cs, d. "
2.nDIat
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
m 500 L1NEN SUITS
FOR LADIES
,oLD AT LESS THAN THE COST OF THE
MATERIAL,
NO CHARGE FOR THE COST OF MAKING.

GRAss-cLoTH OVERSIGHT and BASQUE, en-
broidered, as 81 worth 81;
LINEN OVERSIGHT and BASQUE at %
worth "a;
LINEN OVERSIGHT and BASQUE at $3.50
worth So;
LINEN otERsKIRT and BASQUE at $3.50
worth 81;
LINEN OVERSIGHT and BASQUE at 81
worth So;
LINEN SKIRT. OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at 50
worth So;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
$3.50 worth 81;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
1915 worth $3.50;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
o. worth So;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
$3.50 worth 50; .
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
s. worth $40;
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-. Venabie Street z must send us his name
IL he wishes his letter TO appear in print.
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HUMAN.nAIR GOODS, &c.

r W. CORBET, MANUFACTURER
LIE OF HUMAN-HAIR GOODS, $40 BROAD
STREET-LadieS, own hair combines made over
Into beautiful BRAIDS at 20 and CSC. per ounce
FING ER-PUFFS, three for 25c.; CURLS, 10 to
Csc. each for making REAL-HAIR SWITCHES,
all shades, at very low prices INVISIBLE FRONT
PIECES, made OF irst-qualily hair on vegetable
net, ut 81 per inch, and In great variety Of
the Conquest" and the Victoria are very neat
only 75c. each. The former are made OF hrst-qual-
~ hair, beautifully waved, and, with ser-putis
made OF natural w9 ter-frizzes medium slze aud are
very popular. FTP .IZzRS At Is, 50, and SOC. pei
yard, all colors. Orccrs and inquiries by mni re-
au 13-Tu,ThS MIN 5l9 Broad street.
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NET FLANNELS! FLANNELS!- IA full
supply. Now Is the time TO purchase whilst prices
are very low, at
au2o LEVY BROTHERS..
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BANKERS, &c.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
RANDALL II. FoOTE, BANKER
IN BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
THE RICHMOND STANDARD
A NEW WEEKLY PAPER,

ON SATURDAY, September 7th, I will commence
the publication OF the RICHMOND STANDARD,
u thirtv-two column weekly paper. Subscription
price, az per annuni. 4.
lures as Will render 1t acceptable all classes of
readers, and make 1t FIRST.CLASS FAMILY
PAPER. .ft,4s. -
i In the discussion of political matters the STAND
ARD viii command the pens of some of the leading
writers III the field In The State. In its literary and
miscellaneous departments every effort will be made
to main tain high order OF excellence. :.
! AS an advertising medium the STANDARD VIII
offer peculiar advantages. The list or yearly SUD-
scribers alone assures lhis.4 Y. !, =, ,e, W
au 12.2taw3w f&5tf u. WATSON. olaAEo.
DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX.
ID ECGTED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINTING,
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MEETINGS..

RICHMOND, FRED'G AND POTOMAC X. r. Co..
SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA, August 20, 1878.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that q
~ CALLED MEETING of thc stockholders of
this company will hp held ut It's office In the city of
Riccmond, Va. on FRIDAY, September 20, 1878,
al IL O'Clock, A. n.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
- J. u. WINSTON,
MI 2O-td Secretary.
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We guarantee the above SUITS, with the excep-
ton Of the one at 81, to be made Of all pure linen
so as to sell out every suit this season.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, g
lY1 hcrs of RICHMOND RANDOLPH Xxx
LODGE. No. ! 9, will attend stated Ineci-/ "
ing at the MasOns' Hall THIS TUESDAY, EVE.
MING at O'Clock. Members OF sister lodges anC
visiting brethren are invited to be present. BY or
der of the w. NJ.
AL Colts
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CLOTHING.

Auction SALE
OF
CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS
will be continued
TODAY. AUGUST 10Th. 1873.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. H.,
,.rxr,n embracing
YOUTHS,
BOYS. and
WEAR, and FURNISHING GOODs Of sIiS,S
11l5 Main street. sIITtt 10 ~ xinds ..
au 20-lt "Noih HERS.
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DRY GOODS.
TOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
GO TO
/. LICHTESsTEIN s. SONS,
CORNER SEVENTEENTH AND FRANKLIN
STRKKTS,
where you will always lind complete assortment %
CALICOES, GINGHAMS. BED-TlCks,
BLEACHED aud CNBLEACIlED CUTJuNS,
all grades and all widths;
DRESS GOODS,
TABLE-DAMASk in great variety,
CHEVIOTS. KENTUCKY JEANS,
EASSIMERES, &c. &C.:
all or which they are selling AT cHtriordinaFi i""
prices. l.. LlCliIENAlEiN SUM-
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin Streets.
Their UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 7Jc r'ra'':
all who try them. nj -
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MET SILKSl SILKS SILKS!
show large stock from which yon can make your
selections. Their prices are very low, and you will
find many special bargains.
u2o LEVY BROTHERS.
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AND
FURNISHING GOODS
will be continued
TODAY. AUGUST 20ru. 1872
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. ",
,,-~,o embracing
~ YoUrHs',
WEAR, and FURNISHING Go SohhesE Of RI U.s.,
a I'M aa n1n street. SMITH BROTHFRs'
STAND FROM UNDER.
THE PRICE TELLS.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
CLOTHING,
SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
SuSPENDERs,
UNDERWEAR,
HALF-HoSE,
HANDKERCnlEFs,
AND IN FACT, FULL STOCK
CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS
VERY LOW PRICES
1900 main STREET.
E.B. SPENCE Il son,
auI6 Merchant Tailors AMI Cl0thlcrs.
CLorHs
CASSl,lEEES, and
TE>TlNGS.
LARGE STOCK OF ALL TIE
DESIRABLE STYLES
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
SUITINGS.
AND WILL EE
MADE TO ORDER IN RICHMOND, VA.
BOTTOM PRICES.
GIVE Us 4 CALL.
f. u. SPENCE 4 son.
suls Merchant Tailor. 1900 Main street.
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b The Government, having the power to
create money, never borrowed 1t, and con-
sequently it never sad died the expense Of
hire or interest upon the people. SIS
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Extraordinary bargains In all kinds Of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
FANCY GOODS,
OlL-CLOTHs,
WINDoW-CURTAINs,
WINDOW-sHADES,
CARPETS,
MATTINGS,
RUGS,
MATS, &C.. at
au2O LEVY BROTHERS.
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RELIGIOUS.

In this country there is one evangelical
minister to every 800 souls; in India, with
all the missionary labors, there is not one
10 every 100000.
Rev. J. X. Peoples will preach here for
the las, time, perhaps for many years, next
Sunday on the "relation Of pastor to peo-
pie" The Church no doubt will be filled.
Heresy appears to be spreading some
what rapidly in the churches. The latest
discovery Of Il is that Gods omniscience is
widely denied In the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The Kentucky Presbytery will meet at
Walnut Flat Church, In this county, on
Saturday before the first Sunday in next
month, It being the 9Th. Basket meeting.
on that day and Monday.
The protracted meeting at Tnrneryille,
conducted by Elders Williams and Terrill,
closed a Few days ago with a conversions.
The religious cause has been greatly re-
yived, both with ssint and Sinner.
Mr.. Beecher has been visiting the Bank
Of California. lie sat among the money
changers, and neither drove them from the
temple nor made a single remark about a
rich man going through the eve Of camel,
There were eighteen confessions at Rev.
q. o. Barnes meeting in Edmonton, last
sunday, making in all l72 to that time
The meeting enters lis sixth week with in
creased interest. evidenced BY large aiten.
dance aud deep earnestness.
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PERSONAL.

-
m ""' = - ~ '''S wv ''''''"s =" '''"-
80. -
49,. '"'' "'''"" NV =" ''''''"
-. =, a.. .,-,. =
"A Iout.. Ma.
MAJ n. cusx.rtt and ne, po,,.r STAG h,,.
returned iron, the C,,ns,rrnc, n, shelh, Vim,
-. = -. = -,
ia their ,..,.,. a, ~. nu,u,, uo,,.. ,Yn,,n,,,i
o. A.. :, a.. -, -
=, ~, - =. 100
w.. ''''"'
".' 100" - ~, n'~ Ps.-A"' ',.' W
a.. ~ W. ''''' W ''
y
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,.,. - '''''' w ''' ''''''''" '''''''"
Ms s,IIm Hs.r.oS IA. returned irm Camp
teIstiIle and the J.lrra smile 4. a. broad a. an
a,-s-.mn'A
Ma. AxBasw sssHaESr len III. we'll Coz Prm-
lsoae, Ky, ~berr he uin study mc,iieinc under
Dr. >. n Thomas
Miss LINN TVKSsa, a Louisville heauty, and
Mis- isiiie STAG, Of this county, are visiting ai
bs hohon'A
THs, -saie'or- Of this paper arc enjoying visit
hoaa their hiher. Mr. 7. u. walton, ST., and little
h'o'heT' k-idie e, oi Hanover county, Virginia
ors young ificnd' Wallacc y NainSn, has fof"i-
~i las Paf'"srshiP ~ih NJ j. u Jennings, and
IA i"'ufe 'heit shinse VII swing iro'n an onioe IN
"Hy"es""fH'
Ma, EoHr. \. LlrLE. Of the arm Of MeAiis,er a
Lytle, has rciurnod iron, Cincinnati, where he
boaght splendid line Of fAll go-ds. Their store
is nov a model Of icauty.
MKssuS. IorKsf AM Jo.KrY CaKx.rtr n u.lt
OF brothers d.ilnsi 10 make name, for ,hem-I,c.
len this ueck Coz the University of Virginia. here
they espcct 10 graduate An law next June.
A. s.,,,,p N,,,.,,,.,, ,,..,A.
a., I..l,,,,-I o., ~. ,...,,,.n =. I,.,,,,v
So. ,,,,, -, A.. 80, ~. ~ 81 =.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Buy n Truss Of Bohon n Stage.
c.... s.. n, A g..
'NNN"' '''" '" "o""h S'"es"
nuy your School Books nj Chcnault's.
49,, -, =, "a.
w o'e""e" wv" 'ep"''e" " INV
You can INV ciocL ve,x che,, a,
ChcnauI,,.
ntApQuARrkRs Tor faint- 81 al Kinds
NJ OhenauIte'
SywtNo NAcuSra of all Lin,ls rcp,ired
and adins,ed bv Car.on A nodJs
Ior OF Pocket Knives at cost To make
room Tor new lot ~ 'henaults
A PULL and complete stock Of Sobool
Books can he found at Andersen A McRob.
crts',
p,v, ...,,., II Til, g.. ii.
ali III. is,si'a. - '',.,f "sn,
shaI, =, ai..n.,,,,,. WV" i'''""'''' wy
Wv are just receiving n large lot Of la
dies and Children's shoes, ziegler a Bro.'s
make. j. II. n \. II. Shanks.
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DEATHS.

MIDDLEroS-Mrs. Nancy Middleton,
aged S. years, died at Crab Orchard last
week.
RAAsEY.-An infant son of Mr.. J. q.
Ramsey, Of the Gilbert's Creek neighbor-
hood, died this week Of pneumonia.
We clip from the Duly Ledger, (2lst,l of
Bloomington, III. the following notice of the
death Of Miss Kate Hughes, an estimable
young lady, who moved from this place to
Bloomington a year or two ago.
This morning at O'Clock, Miss Kate , Hughes,
daughter Of Mrs !. Hughes, Of this city. died at
the residence Of her mother on =. Front street.
The deoeased is one whose memory will he CHERISH
ed as perpetual treasure by her many friends who
mourn her departure. Purity Of thought and ac-
tion. combined with a careful training, made her
one Of the lev model Christians Who live In this
world, and thOse about her during her sickness
were made 10 eel that hrm trust In the Lord was
sufficient 10 enectuslly vet aside the terrors Of the
death-bed She vas conscious 10 the last aud spoke
10 her relations and friends, telling them TO meet
her In Heaven. She vas member Of the Meth
Odisi church, u this city"
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HOwE AFFAIRS.
sererapee a Dusderor.

A sho,, ,olk with o,r n,,,o,s anil IN.
publ;c gerc,,ilv.- On, Ian, e,,c,;.cc. In
the Drv Gool. trade and co,.,,D, .,,d,
Of the tastes or ON, ,,,,or. Give. m. a, A.
vantage not possessed by many. We fat.
tor ourseIvo. tho, mn o., h,,, ho,,o. .,.,.
" 'o"e' "s"re'' ahu 'herepy are a''e 70
give better bargains than any other house
- ~
" " w WV WV"
are appreciated by all who have taken the
,rouble 70 .m.ko orr .oo,o;n,.oo. IT..
hight ofour ambition !. IN know every man
-
"o'""" NV" o"''" !" '''' oo""'y' mn" 70
satisfy them beyond doubt that our house
:. A.. .,....u,.,,...,-. =, a.. -
.,,,oa, ,,. ..o,o,. - a.. a..
'''' W W. '' w '''''' W WV "" WV
best goods at hard pan prices; 40 call and
see ne Won will End ma svsr ready N
WY "S''s' you w making your purchases
and your visit to our store pleasant.
-" '~..S'a ~ h.. IL" ,
-, j., 30 ri, -. ..,,.,',
\, u. r. ~. - ~ -.
ted r. L. Stevens 4 Co.'S goods we have
added very cheap and nice asso rtment Of
Eastern Goods, in pegged and sewed, at
prices 'n"' cannot ne d"p''ca'ed IN TINS
MARKET
Your especial attention j. called to our
riahneis. we nave every Pua'i'y IN p,ain
~hite' Snakei' rel ana grey re' 'wi"ed,
WINE 'Wh'eu' grey '"I'ie"i ope'"' !" VII
oO'o''' ''''" r''""e'S TOT '''''"'e"'
Our stock Of Clothing is the largest and
cheapest we nave ever haa 10 coats rams
e''' ",u oo"p''~ ''u' ,V' ''." ",''
finest Beavers ond Chincbillas.
Goods is very fine. All the new patterns
in Dress Goods. from the cbeapest calico
to the finest silk
Ladies' Neckties, Bows, Rouches. Collars.
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vile, last week, where he succeeded In ne
gotiating with manufacturers to furnish a
large supply Of aSle-tree-, 'poke', &C, for
the manufacture Of which he will put in
operation four small saws at once. We are
highly gratifed TO note also, that he has
associated with him In business, the Hon.
Judge Bell, 81 Bradford-ville. who arrived
here with his family last Tuesday, to make
his home with ne. Tunnel City may con-
graduate herself on the acquisition Of such
citizens as the Judge. We trust that this
new enterprise may prove profitable he
yond their most sanguine expectations.
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Hwsfearflfe.

DAVID GARRISON
Who was shot last week by Mr.. Sharp, is
doing well thus far.
CASH ron PRODUCE.
All the products Of the country taken ut
cash prices for goods at W. ". Smith 4
Co.'S
THE EXAMINING TRIAL
OF l.. Sharp for the shooting Of Garrison,
came OF Yesterday, at Al.tot's store in
Casey.
GOODS BOUGHT.
Soc Owens has bought out the stand and
part Of the stock Of p. Conway-late
Johnston. Pat Conway has removed the
remainder Of his good. to his own store
house.
COL. CHARLIE BOWMAN
Was here Sunday night en- route to Casey,
for the purpose Of showing a specimen Of
the proper material for q Lieut.. Governor.
Success to the Colonel.
CHEAP GOODS.
They are now receiving dry goods, boots,
shoes, hats, clothing, groceries, hardware.
queensware, woodenwsre, &C., &c, in end
less variety, and cheaper than ever at W.
II. Smith 4 Co.'S
W. u. SMITH AGO.
Are making a beautiful display Of their
large, fresh and superior stock. The two
"Billies"- Williams and Sandifer, are ar
tistes in the line Of decoration, while they
vie with the veteran Green, and the hand
some Logan in polite attention 10 custom.
ers.
PERSONAL.
Dr. J. &. Boyle, Of Paint Lick, spent
two days at his old home recently. lie
looks we'll, and is deeply In love with-his
profession. M. Logan returned from the
cities Tuesday, looking as bright as new
trade dollar, hut claims to he rated at par,
or is willing to be referred to Pa.
MARRIAGES.
Mr.. James Rutherford, accompanied by
Mrs. Tom Blain, Of Simpson county, ar
rived Tuesday on visit to Miss Bette
Blain. The wedding came of yesterday
morning ION last Friday our village
was startled by the information that on
the day previous, Mr.. VIM. Bishop, neph-
ew of His Excellency, r. NJ, was married
to Mis- Lydia A. daughter Of David Will
Jams, decd. Miss lydia was always pi-
Gus young lady; but we had no ilea she
would ever be Bishop .....Another we'd