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CLOTHING HOUSES.
PROCLAMATION! !
20 HE
Citizens Of Philadelphia aud Sw round
tug LOMHtrU

Owing to the Great sue cess AID Prosper
ny of cur enterprise tw, years egn, we
take This methou OF thanking the paop. e
fer tn ir very literal suppuit and COL H.
denct. D;IiliS thA past TWO years we have
;ried do our duty, and have net tailed
10 t atIe empt, is why we nlake tn special
announce meut to he le''' 'e ON the 9Th of
May, 8.6 WDicl was The FIRST Centennial
to Onr Ameii leah Peope and ReruoEc.
which never vii, re forgotten by Ia. clti-
zaJ 6 Of Philadelphia
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! AW JONES, Faucy Dyers, 4S2 N. From
y Street, Branca Office corner Ninth arc
ylu1 Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' anf
,1rtlemen's Garments OF every ussc-lp
~, we'd or CIeansed. kid Shoes. Fsaal-
srs ana Gloves Dy ed or Olsansed
aprlI 1877.
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PERSONAL.

Professor Skinner, formerly assistan
principal of the Conference Academy at
Dover, was elected principal at q meeting
of the trustees on tuesday. He now occupies
the place formerly held by Rev. J, ID.
Williams, resigned. ~
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs.

OF their first class performances on the Both
inst, and The occasion will no doubt be an
enjoyable one, as they are well spoken OF
elsewhere.
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CORRECTION.

In our report of the election Of delsga tes
to attend the National Convention, the
name Of Edward F. Lummis was made to
read Sam nis.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY MEETING

IN accordance with the time honored GUS
tom of the Democracy Of New Castle
county, county meeting will be held in
the Court House in the city of New Cas-.
tie on SATURDAY, MAY S5th, 1873, at
1 o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of re-or'
ganizlng the party, appointing Judges tor
holding the nomination elections, appoint
ing County Executive Committee and for
the transaction Of any other business thai
may be properly brought before the meet
ing.
ISAAC N. GRUBB,
Vice President.
D InMManN .QacrAfarH
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The Chester Times says, Judge Clayton,
of Delaware county, can shave himself with
two razors-one In each hand--at the same
time. The Times calls 1t a rare accomplish
ment'
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V,si.. VII. NO, %.
RAILROADS.
IA, WILMINGTON AND
I BALFTAORE RAILhOA
> May 18th 1873.


a,r.,,s ,S,,l ieaye Wilmington as follows
sm .,elntda and intermediate stations,
is, S 10. 800. o Il, 0 W, a. M. 3o' 4ae'
~. S4S pm.
sarilaa,,lph,A ana rev sorR, q w. II H.
a.,s.,,nre = ~, ~ and intermediate stations, b
s",..,nore :" -, and Washington l. 81. Is. s 81
: m, IL q, l2 So, 500, pm, ,;,s,o, ,sovsf for
y4sg Castle q o.. . ~, am, ! Us, 30 p. m.
M coming and interned1ale statlone SSN
"a o / Vi, 6 80 m. E. Or
B. ~ o. ?; ps;1aDAy g.: TRAINS.
pbt,,,nelunia ard intermediate stations
i"s m. Is 90 8 80 p M.
pS,, ,isiuhia and Nav Yurk. 90, "A N
lie sImora a1i Washington. l1f'. 10 N.
a,nr ttlrthe! Information messengers are
rsferrsd to tha tins tables T;sted at the de-
pol, a.FRKRNEY. .supt.
-:.!;ANaE OF oUES--WiLMINGTON
- u TSrERN RAILROAD -ConmeEc-
Ng Thursday Dac, 4. 1875, Trans will run
rasve Wilmington 10 20 m, Id Sop n
1--we audeE burg 45 M and ~ n.
Arrive at Wilmington % m, end ~
pm. =, 10 ~ .ooa 4 Al
4 rEiV3 al itahoeh"ois "' '
p. RI.
n,yyECT; ONS.--Train leaving Landen'
serg vi i. 45 b. IN. with trail for FcAlaaei'
Ttsiu leaving Wilmington lC:D n
r,yy, Ira, ,n ieavil Z rhi!adelphta st 9.ig a IL
s,d Ssnnsy ylvap ia and Delaware train led7-
isls l-andonbers a. ! % F; M. -, .o =,
rT-,ir, I,saying L2naenberg AZ w p, Il,
-'it, panngylvania and Delaware train ,an0
: In train leaving Wilmington for Ph1la.
rrain leavina wilmington as b39 N
with train les~.InA fIiladniphls 81 - p,
m, ~ O ~
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THE WEATHER ;-To-dav It BE- trarn.
and fair.
DEu0CaATIU CANDIDATES.


The following named gent'em ,u, having
with 1h3 resOiUt',u II OF the Uea Oc.
rat G touuty Co .lmittae o. March Sth 1873
are hereby en- io sed by authority Of said
Committee, as Cand dates for sheriff and
Coroner at the Ginning nomi1a.ion Elec.
ton.
FOR SHERIFF.
John Pyle
John White,
Geo G Ward,
Francis Eusgan
Giles Lambs on.
James B. Collius.
William Mccoy.
Robert c. Justis.
Henry NJ. Barlow.
Puraell J. Lynch.
Chas u Anderson,
Francis T sawaon,
Benz f. Townsend
Zachal iah Genmill,
FOR CoaoNER.
jacob Butz.
Jesse james.
Jas Bartley.
Joan M. Enos.
David Hughes.
Richard Groves,
Thomas Grimes;
Hugh Murphey,
Andrew McClaia.
Hugh McGovern,
Samuel g, Adams.
Hugh McLaug'in.
Andrew j. Brown.
StephenJ. Gilbert
Edward II. Foster.
William D. Mulliu,
Martin F. Keough.
James A. PIunkett.
DR.. Henry g. Snitcher.
Andrtw @. Alexander.
BY ordsr Of the Com mmitte,,
JNO. O'BYRNE, Chai~ man.
Jno. Publ, secretary.
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Gent TEkN|Al


On 5th day f May we ,pened our Goth
ing Gu ir t ,Gr, with Nix cen salesn 81.
turing thssp irg ard sln lner our bu e
ness so increased IL at in the Fa'l we wei.
co .noel ed to buy off t lease OF A d
IT. war; Il G for the upper noors,. ara !,
force If for statesmen IT, meet tha dema u
If cur cu.iam4rs Ard now, after tWo
YEARS unprec dented SUCCESS. never Ds-
10, r known in his ely, our business has
moe thp II d. 'ubted from Year T., yer 10
Slch an extent h 1t W. row use the EMU r.
fiv fl njs with q stack OF sver d. Mli-
on of DolIa $ of Fashionable Clothing,
with six,y.ssve ven .entle1nrn -aleSman, VINO
wi Snow you throus As.s.ss building arg q
you d,n't bay. Our sales have neen 70
lorge during thu months OF "afcn en
april that we have been comp
nake up an entire econd.
New Spring Stock
which we shall tpen to the public on MN,
DAY NEXT, May 9th. eur second Annual
week, the Largest and Bfst Assortment n1
loihin. ever be ore shown in Phi!adelphls
well cut arc well msdr; al, manufactured
by us, which has N ade us the
POPULAR AND LEADING ClO1HING
HOUSE OF PHILADELPHIA.
A. {. YATES & co.
Ledger Building, Chestnut & 9Th Sts
PHILADELPHIA.
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STRAWBERRY SHIPMENTS.

The shipment of strawberries over the
Delaware Railroad yesterday were as fols
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THE HERALD.
Wilmington. Del May 23 1878.


un rises .......4.8S sun sets. .l5.
HIGH WATER.
Delaware Breakwater. .............. .I.O5 a. m.
1.l7 p. m.
Nsw Castle ...... .....-.... ..."........ So M
6.2O p. II.
Wilmington n......................... ...62S a. m.
$50 p. m.
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NOTICES.
NIOrIUE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS

AJOrIUE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
We hereby give notice that the county
and poor tax, for the year 1873, are now
due and payable at The office, 6ls Market
s rect.
-pecial notice is give to those who have
not paid their taxes ior 1877 10 do SO Wlthlh
ten days from this date or they Will be col
lected with cost.
JOS L. CARPENTER, JR.
A. GIVEN,
May 1st, 1878. Collectors. ,
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FOR SALE.
WANTS.


SNAhTED:-A half-gorwn white girl
W with good reference to do geneial-
house wore. APPLY
1t ll2 Orange st.
NM ANTED- THE HEIRS TO Sl.2'C OO0.-
" Amand Lewis and the other gr 'nd'
cl'ldren Of Gideon Lewis, aud ch !dreh Q
Ezra, Abner. Lyman and Flora Lewis Will
ul1ers ghsd. Newspapers published IN TOE
s'ta!os Of PenneyiVania, Mich gan, Della
ware, and the town of Northum bsrlaMh,
saratoga county, N. Y please copy, For
Q c'rrect information relating IL ereto libf RI
compensation will be awarded.
SID SEY j. CUWEN,
Attorney AL aw.
25 Chan.b.r SIR. ct,
sew York city.
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pEATu OF A PHIL ADELPHiA LADY WHO
WAS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BIZ A POLICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05
J; \ lRlIaoclk.a..la,lsYa. Raby.

!, I,aek.a-byo. baby. in ste tres top,
Nhc,t the Wind blows the cradle " foek
WStSis ,.le Mttgh breass ne cradle VIII ntiit
fiowM tumbies baby and cradle and ~. s.s ~
ssoes.a.bse, baby; the Meadow III bloom.
istlph Al 1,e sunbeam That daace IN the roo,ni
Echo The birds with your baby tuEe. ~
Coz, nc ;he sanshine and flowers OF june.
Rock bye. baby rs softly 1t swings
ljrer the cradle The mo, her love sinRH,
Preceding or csoing 81 even or dawn.
SWuat wilt &c do when The mother Is gone .ss
pock.a- byc. baby: so cIoud'css the siiee,
Nine ne fhs denifis of your own laughing eyes.
Swcsf 81 the lullaby over Your pes.s g
That ten,isasy sings little baby 10 rest
poel.a-eye. baby: the blue eyes viii dream
ss,sas,eef sSa,seu ,Mams's eyes over ttem pcaW
Serer s.ras, win Tile world seem 80 fatr-
sieen. Grtie ie,by--there are cioads IN the ah.
1,oes ahye baby the blue eyes wifi hrn
A ND ache with that your manhood Will learn -
S~;rtIv tho wears come with sorrow aad care.
wt,s, burpicns the wee dmpe6 shoulders nusb pe1
7. acs a-kye baby, there's cnrissg a day
Whs,ss. sorrows mothers lips can't ksSs AWAY
scays 1s1cu It's song shall be changed 10 moan
Crosses that baby must bear All alone.
Rack.a-bye baby: the mcSaows in bloom.
MaynsScr The frost pail the Dcauty IN oloo.h'
Re iifS world ever brtvIt Us to-day IL Is seelf-
| RocE-s-byc, baby, thy cradle Is ereeIi. 1oays~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

nThe Greenbackers hare no existence as
a party--thcy have not senator IN Con-
cress or representatives, they DO sot con-
troll q State government, and their pros.
Dects of doing SO are siiaB indeed. ave all
like to he on the winning side; II Is hu'
man nature. And we can conceive OF no
greater exhibition OF political stupldity-
no greater lack Of Sudsment--no mose n.
diculous burlesaue OH their past hdesity
and courage in deieat-thaB for Deao-
Gratis to abandon their parry ut this tizae:
lust AZ we are coming into the fuil
control OF the Federal and STATE govern.
ments, for an experiment with party OF
TO-DAY. whose success is an impossibllity.
Our party history rurs back to the founda-
tions OF the Government; we have an army
back OF us OF nearly five millions OF voters
we have, or soon will have. both houses OF
Congress; we control tweniy-four out OF
thirty-eight States! Is the hour OF victory
and great results the time for falterlng OF
losing ones political identity in mon
srel organization whose past is blank:
whose present a strange compound OF good
sense and insanity, and whose leaders hlp
combines the audacity and recklessness OF
Butler with the Communism OF Denis
Kearney :"-Pits6uTgh Post.
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rrr,,ed Arser F7fsy years.

IYaruns the Denver tCol,i Tribune, September 10
T!sc Tribune is in receipt OF the delfow.
ing, which will be read with interest w
MANY Denver people:
Married In Los Angeles, California
September 8, 1878, at the residence Of a. II.
Weir, Esq, by Judge Baldwin, OF Los ; An
ceaes, Hon. Orson Brooks. OF Denver GOO
raao, and Mrs. Nancy Michael, OF Los an
seies. No cards."
Sudce Brooks is weal-9nown ana cs-
tened citizen OF this city, There Is some
romance in this marriage, which gives 1t az
dithnal interest. Forty-hve years ago Ine
Judge was the accepted suitor OF the lady
he has now wed. The releatleSS parpose OF
fate separated their young hearts. ana the
lads and gentleman have both since mar
ried awiee and lost he his wives and she
her husbands. Something like year aso
their paths crossed again, and the Judge
has nav married his first cHeice.
The groom is seventy years OF age an
his bride siXty-three.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

Sccne-Police Court, North Highlands.
Accused "Put, paillie. it's ma prorit!''
Baii,ie: "HOot, toots, Tonal, and hear me
speak. ANVIL only fine ye ha'f a-croon tie
day, because cts no varra weel proVit. But
if ever VIC come before agin yell no get all
under five shillin's, whether its provlt or
no !"-PatS.N.
"Wbat a piece OF work is man! How
noble in reason! How Infinite in faculties
In form and moving, how express and ad-
mirable! In action, how like an angel
In auprehension, how like a god!" And yet,
somehow or other, he never looks that when
be is backed up to peanut-stand taking in
a tail-pocket cargo OF pean uts.-Ha,oheye.
At the Concord cattle show Judge Hoar
in shot at fiat money, said that he hae
recently hit upon Il new idea for making
farm work easier. "Next spring." ne said,
81 shall 60 out in the morning, stick pla.
card gearing the words. 'This is days
work. on the fence, and then fold my
hands," ...
Is it not time that all the sons OF Massa-
chusctts who love decency, law, dignity,
and order, and who respect and cherish the
hajrlooms OF civilization as they have de-
SCeQueu lUIUuSu d ScolC va s3NHCA ot'ot' !,
should Join in general rebuke OF Butler
and his asrarian mob ?-Neao Orleans
Picayune, tDe,n.)
Names Of great men, such as Henry Clay,
Byron, &c, are generally perpetuated by
giving them to brands OF cigars, collars, &C.,
and a Hill farmer is about to add to the
pages Of history by introducing new kind
of hog-feed called "the kearney-swill."-
Jersey CITY Journal.
Richard Grant White has resigned his po-
sition in the New York custom-house, and
will hereafter devote himself wholly TO the
destruction of our boosted literaturc.-B
.fato Express. -...
Three dollars per day to miners, and
scarce at that" says Colorado paper. Din.
mis- Barney won't mention this in his
ravings.-Free Press.
There is no arguing question OF public
economy with j man who supposes thai
| Congress can create any quantity OF value
out OF nothing.-ChicGgo Times.
The grand and awful dtferenc between
a tree and bore is-hurrah, now the tree
leaves in spring. and the bore, why, he nevel
leaves.-Syracuse Sunday Times.
Twelve months hence it will be rs diff
cult to find an original Greenbacker as it is
! now to find an original Secessionist."-
Kanqaci,n Gazette.
A true woman loveth fowers-the kind
the new fall bonnets are trimmed WITH
PHILADELPHIA Chronicle Herald.
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CHEATING MECHANICS WITH CHEAP MONEY.
The mechanic in January engages to per-
form labor during the year for his employer
when dollar is worth 100 cents. The
terms of the contract are agreed upon. he
enters upon the discharge of his duties.
He labors month and draws bis pay. In the
mean time that money has deprecated iron,
100 cents down to So cents. He is cheated
out OF 5 per cent. the first month. At the
end OF the next month it has deprecated
per cent. more. He is cheated out of 10
per cent. the second month. Is per cent. The
third month; and so it runs on during the
year. At the end Of the last month he is
chatcd out OF 60 per cent. OF bis contract
wages. Who gets the benefit of it?-Judge
Vest at Cleveland.
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WORD OF WARNING -
M III = nrI~ n


The widespread fame of Hostetter's Stomach Fit.
tiers causes necessity on our part to remind from
time 10 time, whom it may concern OF tie fact that
initiating said article is punishable offence, and
now give this word Of caution, that we will most
suredly have ali those persons engaged in reflling
our secondhand bottles, selling by the gallon or
barrel or in any manner whatsoever palming off on
the public spurious article pursorting to he our
preparation, punished 10 The full extent of the law.
Penalty for countcreitng dealing in counterfeit
trademark goods, as set forth In u law recently
passed by Congress: Fine not exceeding $1,000,
or imprisonment not more than two years. or both
such fine aud imprisonment" We never fail 10
convict.
NOTICE TO DEALERS AND PURCHASERS.-Hos-
letters BitterS necer, ander any ctTchm-
stances, sold In btsLk, But ALWAYS in BOTTLES,
with a fnely-engraved United States internal reve-
nue. {speciul proDrietary) stamp covering the cork
of each bottle fastened to both sides OF inc heck o.
same. All Bitters purport!ng 10 be Hostctter WIFI
out This stamp are counterfeit. c
oc l-Tu,Th.S&w HosTEFTEh q shiin liz
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BY Richardson i Coz
Zeal Estate Agents and Aucuouecrs,
l1l3 bIaiu street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUA.
mrs FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS ON
FIFTEENTII STREET. OPPOSITE THE Ian.
CASTERIAN SCHOOL AID NEAH THE tIIl
OF deed Of trust bearing date the 2lst day or DE,
cembcr, 1876, from the gran'ors named In said deco
TO the undersigned trustee 10 secure the payment OF
negotiable note therein meni ioEcd, shall rs tr.S-
ice in said deed. default having been made In TIC
payment of a part OF said note, and being rsliiire
so to do by the holder thereof, scll by anci2i, OH
Tuesday the 18Th October, 1878. At O'Clock T.
NJ. the TWO DWELLINGS located as above, WIN
aboul six rooms I'm aud eight In the Other be-
sides Kitchen and los 30 by lDo teet cnch. =.
TERMS: Fnollg., In cash to defray the expense OF
executing this trust ana 10 pay Off the sum of ahou
$500. with interest thereon from The - ST Gay q
June. 1878. d. u. RitHAfitysoN.
Trustee.
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They don't think so much Of Kearney in
Boston as they did. He was in East Boston
on Tuesday evening and addressed u "mag-
niticent audience OF independent working
men," composed principally OF boys, wo-
men, and young girls. Kearney hadn't
spoken very long when onions and potatoes
began to fly, and the apostle from Caliior-
mia. boiling over With rage, launched his
choicest inyectiyes ut the crowd. .'Oh !
you miserable, blood.sucking hnmmers,"
cried KearHey. ooh! you sneaking thieves,
In the employ OF political eutrthroats: II l
could lind the dirty, contemplate whep
who threw that onion I'd shoot him as I
would dog" Then the crowd yelled, the
boys burned blue-lights under the speakers
feet, and Kearney passed around his hat.
Those poor people who have been so for
:4unate as to have laid aside In the savings
banks or elsewhere a few hundred dollars
3sagainst raiay day." or for the purpose
OF building or buying a home for them
~Selyes some time In the future, have an ex-
tkaordinary stake at issue in the present
campaign. Their money Ia worth dollar
S0r dollar now, but what would it be worth
IL the Fiatists were 20 succeed p HGsisaSg-
Ton Republicdn.
Those who couldn't get slice Of the
greenbaek OK at Hamilton Park yesterday
were confronted with fiat sandwiches com.
posed Of old shingles. on each OF which Mr..
Shupe had stamped the inscription, & This
! - roast beef and chick .,'-- Netr Yorlt Sun.
In Pittsburgh d baseball nine is called
- The Pancakes The pitehero bntteris
alWags ready lYeio Fork Graphic.
0Gas one Of the Greenbackers ary Of the
- jfdt money. = and see how quick be will
refuse IT, Jla,aaasha Gazette.
a contempo informs us that !. Texans
raise hsnepss' We can inform our cortem.
poraFy that hemp ostan raises Texans.
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AifI,,,tol,d lspafta.
:. . s.,rr,pr,s OCTOBER 5, 1878,
n J. ~, :, ), ycr rae Flat MoIsar.

snss. snpn gosrs tiat dollar, having
a,sen made very gJenfy TO iaccomeieslasc WY
s.,,,,,,,a' has RIM down so low In It's pnr- I
ssst,asinp no,ser and cut SO sorry q uSuFe an
she inevYtsbse eornpsris son VILE gsio shat you
h.ai,, 10 grow uneasy about U, you retne era
Is sr That it rs based upon rue wealth 0! sue
American people and thai some aosts OF
naty thousand R,ssNsns' worth OF pfoses .,
gard a. rnorfyased security behind 4. Of
sn.,,ss with such security, the fiaz dollar
o,,sht 10 he WORT, It's faoe in gold, ana thus
Won nav think oi sercclosing 1hst meEagagc
snr, the wssaiyl, OF the country. AaYpc you,
asS = tssor4sg man who has sosae money In
= saylnps bank, which sormeriy was worth
enough 10 buy 3 Ssstie house WITH, put IN
Ito Fat condition, money heias pleAy, APP
nears sns. s,asacleGt TO pay for gacs-khi III
yo,, mar no 10 she next best public Duiid-
mo IN see whether yea can fRd any OF me
s,vSoH,, ~ the coo rtry there, which u.s. secu'
rity for JouT 5ist moncy, to lag yoar nanos
upon ,,>,, - so;ya
amen a sDesSSe srticleas property as part OF
the wealth Of tae couHtry. fol- youWpsuid pe {;
in daareT OF BEING arrested and pue IN laii
Tor larceny. The Wsasth aI the ,r'untry'
although II is security Sor yss'r hat money,
raynof lie azdle6 in that way. aou may
think II OSStsSS tlSSSHb >yoAe fA~S
she Seoressuy OF the Treasury, WheNnust DC
r,ress.ned to Sea sound aiat IMAM ans knows
whit mortgage op the syeahh OF the coun,
a,r aaeans. gou a$k him soX,iVe ySu good
sioa,grs for the batsof nat paper youspr esent,
or so mach at the wealth on the conntry as
Is reauired to mase thxt sfrt paper worth
sou,eibtne. SThat will fie the enswerY
mig dear sir, 9au desipe good dollars;
these ape the onm dolsss we have. The
s7orxr.nmess. has got promised ysu any
thing else. 5ou MSDt sEa'e OF theSVeaith
of tkis conntsy upanwhica feese :tlatTioilars
are hasea. wby, tbesefiataeeiar lars are then-
seiEes a part Of the wealth @ the ceantrs.
Resides. you have escthes apsn your oack !;
yosr- syite ara eShilecen have che sallsa. Ii
ron haze no house &c your fresn. YOU nave
9urnitatre in sour annted dwelling: Lou
bay, tools in your workshop. All Ilese
things arc part of tae weastb OF the eeun-
ary upoi, ~ hieh yoar Eat mercy is based.
OF coarse 4 cannot give you @hat DelanSs
10 anybody else.
NOW yosl begin 10 nerceve Ssat the 1oSt!
or f;fts thousand 1liiGens' WORTH OF proper
fy ia tie country Ray he magnificent seen-
rify TO base Sat money upon, bit you car
not .oreelose the mortgage upon single
LIada OF grace. That Eaas seem GO Ger TO YOU
But il is the peculiar beauty OF Sat money
based upon the whole wealth OF the coun'
try.-l1,r: !Seklsya'S speech.
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cnoCE ERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SETS or foral and bird decorations;
RICH VASES OF inarine, bird and floral decorations
BEAUIiFUL T0ILET-SEIS ofspew designs.
These goods were 10 manufactured and decorated by
HayiIand e CO., OF Limoges, France, especially 10
M n CANTON CHINA DISNER-sETS, and by
. the single piece. -. -. -.
fnii hne OF AAND 2nd WHITE CHINA Din.
~ NER aud TEA.SETs OF ~ The new shapes:
AMERICAN CHINA DiNN 1s AND TEA,WARE;
TIM TOILET-SETS in great variety;
HoUSERURNISaIMG GOODS OF al kinds;
All ffe novelties in FANCY GOODS.
Parties are especially invited 10 call and examine
my stock whether i,aey wish 70 purchase or not.
L. Il. TAYLOR,s I
sc "a s,ssfss- j OF MsJn street. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

putr6Ips SAT Down ON.-There proba-
bly never was more a striking illustration
OF the respect paid to oratory than the
gravity 9th which busy aud even rational
men discuss finance with Mr.. Wendell Phil
lips, and the Importance they appear TO at
tach TO convincingilim. His financial ideas
are those Of a.child, and he is no more open
to conviction by argument than phoho.-
graph, and yet nearly every year some poll
tician has solemn debate with him about
currency and public credit New foTfS
N0fiOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05
By Fran; ID. HUI.
Real Estate Auctioncer,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
I ING AND LOT OF GROUND ON rIlE
NORTH SIDE OF JACKSON STREET. BE-
TWEkN CLARK AND PRICE STREETS, ~
AUCTION.-By virtue of decd of trust from Ed,
ward Richardson and wife to the undersigned, dated
March, 20, 1878, and recorded In The crk'S office
OF the Richmond Chancery Court I'm D u. ~ a.,
mage YC9 default having been made in the payment
of n negotiable note therein secured and ut the re-
quest of The holder thereof will sell ut auction; on
the premises. on TUESDAY. 18th October. 1873;
nj X o'clock L. NJ. the REAT, ESTATE described
in said decd, us follows All that LOT OF ground on
The north line Of Jackson street between Clark ana
Price streets Formerly FouSllce ana Adahl>1, front
Ing feet and running back between parallel lines
100 feet with all The improvements thereon. con-
sisting of good brick dwelling. with about SIX
rooms. brick Kitchen, and brick stable.
TERMS: Enough 10 pay The expenses of sale ana
note for $50. QUE September %. 1873 with lnt-r-
est ill paid $1,000 due March %, 1879: ANA me
balance upon such terms the said Ed. R!ciar0soa
may direct. ,,,,, ,.oo
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