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'publicans did net carry this district, and 1t
liz isnsyosssfbse to reconcile their own doubts
about It with their claims OF certain success
for their State ticket. Ii they lose district
thatfti 1876 gave them $40 maj ority, and in
creased It last year TO 2, 480, from any cause
whatever, they will not be able to save them
selves from the ruin that thirty or forty
thousand Democratic majority will bring
Them In the State. rr-ssf5
.- SOME REPUBLICAN DISTRICTS.
In the Second district they will probably
carry through Ex-Governor Young. In the
Fifth, Eighth, Ninth, and Thirteenth dis
tricts, where Benjamin Lefevre. f. b. FIN
lev. George L. Converse, and A. j. Warren
are the Democratic candidates respectively,
the Republicans are taking advantage OF 10
cal Democratic rebelions and hope to profit
by them. In all these strong Democratic
districts there were fierce struggles Tor the
majority nomination, and unusual bitter
ness has been left behind. 1t is charged
that in all of them the nominations were
procured BY the free use OF money, and
many OF the candidates who were not sue
cessful are undertaking to revenge them
selves. This the Republicans are making
the most Of, and they may possibly succeed
in the Thirteenth, where their candidate IS
N. H. Van Vorhies. Their prospect is not
brilliant in the others.
In the Columbus district here particu-
larry bitter warfare is being waged on the
Democratic candidate, George L. Converse.
In his defeat the Republicans would not
only ygain a congressman, but they would
gain the much stronger point OF showing to
the country that the Ohio idea could not be
carried safely through in Senator Thur
mans home district, although it has an Or
dinarily reliable Democratic majority, For
the first time in years the Ohio Democracy
is pretty solid on its next candidate for
the presidency, but after bounding around
on the soft-money side Thurman will lind
himself tripped up at last il his State
and district repudiate the Ohio idea just
as he has himself begun to warm to If.
Summing up, there seems to be reason
able certainty that the Democrats will carry
twelve of the congressman, and fair chance
for one more, but it is possible, with the
National vote to be considered, they may be
reduced to eleven, or even ten, but the Re-
publicans are not in any danger OF carrying
more than eight in any event.
The large vote which the exciting district
contests will call out is the reliance OF the
Republicans for their majority on the State
ticket, and it would he very safe reliance
were it not for the fact that there are So
many districts in which there are practically
no contests, and in which the vote must he
small. These, too, are principally the strong
Republican districts OF the Western Re-
serve J. Ii. l..
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Gold and tl.c Fiat Dollar.

Carl ScNuFZ'5 SpescH'I
Our imports ard exports 60 into the hum
dreds of millions. They will 90 into the
thousands. Our exports especially are in
creaSine beyond anticipation. All we sell
and all we buy abroad. are paid and settled
for on the gold basis. The prices OF our
principal articles OF export, Of oar agricuI-
tural staples, are virtually determined in
the foreign market. Now, while we are
doing this immense business with the world
abroad on the gold basis, must it not be
evident to the dulest understanding that,
although the last gold coin may have been
banished from our domestic transactions,
the value Of the fiat dollar in comparison
with gold will be quoted Just as the green
back dollar was, and that it will be a
matter OF daily concern and anxiety to
every farmer, West and East, the price OF
whose product depends upon the foreign
market? Thus, whatever eXpedient you
may resort to, gold will be and remain the
standard OF value as to the fiat dollar. Your
fiat dollar will be brought up before that
tribunal to have judgment pronounced rs
to its worth, and the idea that by intro
ducing here paper-money system OF your
own you can withdraw from the rules which
govern the commerce Of the world, and
change The real standard OF value in your
business transactions, will appear rs one OF
the most absurd and childish conceptions
the human brain has ever been guilty or.
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BANKS, OF acuuse:tS-Gcneral, so
called-was one of the early amnesty men,
and commended himself to the South by
certain liberal and generous sentiments and
arguments he presented to the public. But
it appeared from his later explorations
that his early manifestations might be
regarded, in slang phrase, as a kind OF
nervousness. lie subsequently went back
on himself, and denounced the South bit
terly. Some friends sought to explain
this eccentricity by saying that he was
drunk when he spoke-a strange excuse
for Boston man. BE that rs it may, he
has not explained in sober moments his
great folly; and now he mas been dropped
by the Republicans, having failed to get the
nomination for reelection to Congress. He
peppered his opinions with unconciliatory
sentiments towards the South, with view,
no doubt, TO carry the nomination for HIM
self and he reaps the merited reward OF
deserter Of his principles. And now BANKs
gets a fall which, at his time Of life, will
probably turn out to be fatal; and who
cares
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Russia's Tired bic Paper Currency.
4 writer for the Wig Of Saturday says:
{. The Rnsstan rouble IS only worth ~
per cent. OF IT'S face value. ~" Dispatch.
- BE honest enough to give us the con.
text. Give us the law creating this srolipie,,
and the condition o; Rusaia-the value OF
its imports and exports, the NUMBER OF It's
population, and the amount OIL currency rsa
per cdpsta.' y /. b
The facts in the case OF Russia ought 10
convince anybody of the folly OF the attempt
on the part OF any Government to put out
irrcdeemable currency.
The population Of The Russian Empire in
1875 was sc, 952, 3iT--1t least. forty millions
more than that OF the United States. The
area of the territory of Russia is S,404,76
square miles-nore than double that OF the
Uaited States. So that that Government
certainly has land enough upon which 10
base It's irrcdeemab!e paper-moneT. Inc
average number Of inhabitants TO the
square mile is in Russia 10.3a and IN
this country 1890. The revenue OF
the Russian Government is Si09,311, $50,
whilst that OF the United States for 1877
was s2G9, 000,5s7. The revenue Of Russia
is, therefore, much greater than that OF the
United States more TEAM one hundred ana
forty millions OF d liars greater. The deDt
OF Russia was at the latest date we nave
81, 420, 092, 043. 1t is now probably as large
as that OF the United States, or it may De
larger. But in order to be rs heavy as our
national debt in proportion to the revenue
OF the Government the public debt OF Rus
sia would have to be over twenty-five hum
bred millions OF dollars. AS TO the powers
OF the Russian Government, nothing need
be said. The Emperor Is an autocrat.
Now, il with more powerful Govern
ment, much larger population, vastly
larger revenue, and so much more lana
than we have, the Russian Government Is
powerlesS to make its paper-money AZ good
as specie, why should anybody be so unrea
sonable as to imagine that the United States
Government can perform that miracle?
Neither the imports nor the exports OF
Russia are equalto ours. But that, OF course,
might be expected OF country which uses
an irreGeemable currency. rms, however,
would be pleasing state of things to the
Whig, il it were the case with the United
States, since that Journal is exceedingly
anxious to cut loose from all the world, to
have a non-eXportable currency, and OF
consequence neither exports nor imports.
The Russian imports are valued at $780,
42C,400, and those OF the United States at
1892, 900, 406. The Russian exports are
valued at S422, 9G6, 400, and those OF the
United States at s65S, G37,45T.
The law in Russia is the Will OF the En-
peror, and lie has tens OF thousands OF cl-
villains and hundreds OF thousands Of SOL
diers at his back. But all combined cannot
make irreGeemable paper-noney pass at
hall the price OF gold.
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A Pleasant "On to Richmond"

We copy the following paragraph from
the Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch:
On TO RICHMoSD.-The Columbus and
Toledo, Sclo;o Valley, and Chesapeake rail-
WAYS have organized grand cheap excur-
siou TO Richmond, Va, the management OF
which they have entrusted to MessrS. EDerts
and Huett, noted for their experience and
success in affairs OF this kind. The eycur-
sion will pass through Columbus on Octo-
Der 18th, at P. NJ. and arrive in Richmond
two DAYS before the commencement OF the
Virginia State Fair, to which the excursion
lists win have free admission during the en-
tire week, Reduced rates for meals and
berths en- route and at Richmond hotels
have been secured. We are assured that
this excursion will be Il most enjoyable
affair.
We understand that number OF the gen.
t!emen Of the excursion will be from the
CITY OF Detroit. There will be also citizens
from other towns as well as from the Mich
igan country and from the towns along the
route of the Scoto Valley. In the list there
are names OF prominent merchants, capital
lists, bankers, editors, etc. The State Agri-
cultural Fair is made the occasion OF the
II,
the eXcurSionists are coming with the view
of examining the country with reference to
farming lands and locations for business,
and for enterprises OF one kind or another.
The Michigan farmers are especially desl-
rous to find homes more tractable aud kind
in temperature and social economy than
those they have in the West. The long and
severe winters are too much for them, and
they have heard that in Old Virginia they
may better their condition.
Certainly the tendency Of western citi-
zers to prospect along the chesapeake and
Ohio railway to the Virginia tide-water has
something like the appearance OF refGent
wave. Population having discovered that
it has gone too far to the cold Northwest is
retracing its course towards the gentle
realms OF Virginia. III this way the re-
turning tide will help to build up countries
passed over in the hunt for western homes,
In which the lines OF travel were marked
with towns and villages built UP in rapid
successfully those who ind, after all, that
they may have passed by better homes.
That Virginia is that abetter iand" we
believe, and those who give it q trial will
find this to tie truth. At this time circum-
stances do not combine to commend Vir-
ginia properly but her day Of brightness
and prosperity Is dawning, and al! who
have little patience, along with Industry,
i will be rewarded for their patience as well
as their industry by coming to Virginia.
The citizens OF Michigan will he wei
coined and lind that in Virginia there Is nc
such sectional prejudice us many have sup.
posed.
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NJ GREAT DISPLAY OF DRY GOODS

COHEN BROTHERS
will exhibit MONDAY, September goth, the largest
and mos, elegant stock Of
DRY GOODS
it has ever been their pleasure 10 offer.
The great reduction In goods from the past TWO
sclson is Il point Of great Interest.
COHEN BROTHERS
mark every article in their house down 10 the low
est market value; they offer. hes cS, hundreds OF
grca, bargains IN every department.
Their stock OF SILKS, IN Black and Color"i. IS br
far the most extensive, AMI perhaps the most
superb, ever offered In tE!s city;
Their stock OF DRESS MATERIALS lends The
greatest variety;
Special attention is called 10 their stock Of BLACK
and MOURNING GOODS. among which may be
found some of the greatest bargains ever be-
hcld-among these may ne cla>scd the INDIA
BSOCHEDELLE one and a half yards wide. Il.
$l.25-.hc value OF which l. 1925:
Also, upwards al 1900 dozen LADIES, GENTLE
MEMS, and CHlLDHEN'S HOSIERY:
Great bargains in KNIT UNDERWEAR;
Also, SHETLAND SlIAWLS,
CURSETS,
CASSIMrRES,
FLAENELS,
WATERPaOOFS.
besides thousands Of other goods.
Tie largest assortmeI:o III
CARPETS
ever offered In any dry-&oCds hDirse-
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY.
TlIREE-PLY, IN (nIc4tIS,
VENETIAN. COTTAGE, and HEMP.
Also, i large hoe OF
RUGS
in Tapestry. Eeiycf, and Cil-Cl0lh.
Great bargains " Ill be otscret In some Of Ties
goods. se26
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The liabilities OF Smith, Fleming & Co.,
OF London, whose failure follows the great
bank crash in Glasgow, are estimated at
over ten million dollars. Their correspond
ing firms in India have also gone, but their
liabilities are less. The bank failure must
east upon IFS shareholders the liability of 4
deficit OF twenty milton dollars, so that the
disaster is among the most serious on re-
cord. Rumors prevail that some directors
OF the bank have received enormous ad-
.Vances out ofitsfunds. Il large ship-buiiding
Glasgow firm is reported rs having gone
under Baltimore american.
IGreat Britain has $50 per capita, say the
luaatlcs.l
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BUSINESS CHI ANCEs
PERSONAL.
II WAS SURPRISED TO

A CARD.-I WAS SURPRISED TO
n learn Saturday night that II had heen freely re-
ported curing The day that had ci3s.d my schofa
report was originated and circulated. l do know
thar purpose to finish the session. and 10 give to
the DupiIs may have tho best teaching that can.
oc Tits $50. JOHN HahI.
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5 The Salem Register pubilshes an account
of the s arand Rally OF readjnsters and
Gree hackers at Marion last Week, ia adds:
issz II the at5oss is 4 correct report OF the
6. daif s do'nss,s The usrvs.aS must have
Eeeu q grand g bust. ,,
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MARRIAGES..

Married. at the residence Of the brides mother In
this city, on Wednesday, September 4, S7S. at 10
O'Clock p. NJ, by Rev. l.. w. Warren, ID. d.. {:
JENNIE OTEY 10 ROBERT J. BROOKS; all OF
Richmond, Va
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1 CARD TO THE PURLIC.-Th

A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The nn-
IA dersigned would respectfully inform his friends
aud the public generally thar he has rented the bA
of lie Park Hotel tZeelle'sl al2 Ma'n street, aud
would he pleased 70 have them call on him, prom
fine gooa attention, aud!that The wcil-known repn-
forr.er standard. Tho best WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, &C. LAGER. BEER q specially.
&c 7.eod3lk GUS. ". DELARUE,
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The Lynchburg Tirginian had not read
the Petersburg AppeGFs article, or it would
have known that the form of expression
which it quotes is the very one that the Ap-
neal said was correct.
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.!s Newman against old Joe Johnston, Camm
Patterson against Ran. Tucker, and Ben.
Butler against the honest Democracy OF
Massachusetts, is the Richmond KkWss.
ticket. = Ytrgiaie People. .
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DrFSS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
We have usual. the largest assortment ever Of
fcrcd in the cty--j0U different styles 10 select
from: ~
Another lot of those STEEi-GRAI LUSTRES at
15c. worth 23c. per yard
On our second floor y0u will find fnll line Of
BLANKETS. SHEET lEGS BED-TlCkS. IA
ELE Oh -ti Otis. COMFORTS. and QUILTS.
Sl2 BLANKETS reduced to 20 pair;
Slu BLANKETS reduced IT, ST pair;
IS BLANKETS rcGucc,i 10 - pair;
ST BLANKETS, reduced To 81 4 pair;
So BLANKETS reduced 10 - a pair;
81 BLANKETS 7ciuced To - Il pair.
We offer the largest assortment of Blankets ever
offered in the CITY. Iotrl-kecpcrs and DO riding
houses and families desiring Blankets should con-
sidcr and look at our stock before buying elsewhere
On our Thrill floor you will iud full line of Ia
LIES CIOAKS, BOULEVARD and BALMO-
RAJ SKIRTS. sllAWLS. ) II EFT l. AN -
SHAWLS- PIANO COVERS and TABLE.
COVERS. UNDERGRADUATES, y L
SPREADS. and AARSEILLESQ QUILTS:
Latcs, styles of CLOAKS and SHETLAND
SHAWLS just received. at lower prices than
ever: CLOAkS from 80 to $50. Don't buy be-
fore you look at our stock.
OF CARPETS. OlL-CLuIil>, MArTINGS,
RUGS. rUHTAIN-LACE, WINDOWS
DRUGGISTS:
MATTiNGS from 20 to Soc;
CARPETS at l6as, 20, 20. 80, 40, so. 62H. 10,
9Gc,,:l,,up t9Sl.25 per yard r,.
CURTAI$-LACE from l2j2c. TO per yard;
RUGS from To il2 each;
OII.-CLOTIlS from soc. M to 81 FER yard.
We have thousands Of OTHER articles, but 100 nl'-
merous 10 mention for want VI space.
SYCLE BROTHERS. 81 i;r"ad street,
oc4 between Third ana Fourth streets.
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va Ssi'ss..
DR. f. \. WELTER.

DR. +. \. WELTER.
formery Of New York city. and la;" Director o! 'c
S;auni"n y. +. Institute.
pROFES,OE OF susie.
VOICE CULTURE AMI ti.h>~->lNIiN" l
specially. ,.,,,. $500.
HAL: residence. rords iiulr!. -" l"--"
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spECTAL NOTICES.
e. SPECIAL NOTICE.

Particular attention is called 10 the TRUsTEEa'p
SALE OF BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND
EIGHT ACRES OF LAND on Main street, naif a
mile west of the city, TODAY at AZ o'clock p d.,
October 2, 1873. ! EDWARD C.,GODDiN,
90 7.1t Real Estate Auctteneer
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MEETINGS..


THE MEMBERS OF ST. AL @nH%FSsN%
i BANS ROYAL ARCH CHATTER YAK
No 50. are requested to attend stateo con, z,1.t
vocation of their CHAPTER nj St.Albans Hall -
THIS monday EVENING, I'm instant, III .
o'clock. All Royal Arch Masons in good standing
are Invited to attend.
BY order OF the NJ. 4. II. z: ,..
oc Tit :. Is. JANOIo. .cSIc..tl2 ,.
MASONIC NOTlCE.-The mem g.
NI hers of f1ENRICO UNION LODGE ~
No 40. will attend stated communicating
THIS EVENING al 6 O'Clock 1T MasonS llal on
Twenty-ffth street. Amendments TO bv,LaMs III
regard TO fees viii he acted upon Master MiSons IN
good standing are fraternally Invited.
~ Secretary
OCTOBER :, a. L. 5s7e. \. D. 1873: oc 7-ll|
RIcuMoND AND DANvILLE Z. r. toMrASf'}
SECRETARY'S OFFICE. (
RICHMOND. VA, September IL. 1910.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ aCALLED MEETING of the stockholders OF
this company will be- hcd ut Its office In tte cS ~, %
Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY, October lo' 1870
at IL O'clock a. NJ.
Bv order of the Board Of Directors.
o1oo ,,X-ta secretary.
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OFFICE OF VIRGINIA SfAiE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,".
RIrIINoNp, VA, October /, ISIS.

ALL PERSONS WHO Will. hENoME
\ IirF.MEMREnS uE THIS SOCIETY a"ST
tn.s date will have free pessase TO ana IF" m, ~" r
~ ~. either the Chesapeake aitI t,hi1' '.!S"
rau ,,, n,myi,lr, aud Richmond and fredeT'Nn
hr, riroads Further notice viii br S!'eii W.
n,er rn,,,s are heard from. GA feeeiEt, OF - NJ
road ticket. W. w Secretary
oc S.4t
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGIN,

FIRST DAY OF THE REGULAR CoIrRsv
MONDAY, OCTOBER TIN.
Professor CULLEN mt o O'Clock,
Dr. G. ToMPxlSs iAdjunct 10 the pro,.,z,
Anatomy at 10 O'Clock WV i'o'essor Of
FRO les or MCCAw at IL O'Clock
o'clock. ""'i'ihel AZ IL
Professor COLEMAN Mt ] O'Clock
The Deans Office will he orer =, ,to Nv,
sA,IukpAY, October 5sh from 10 TO rnniric nh
SATURDAY n. IL o'clock, al the aInsb,,..
CLINICAL LECTURE on SpIE f'" cn.caT
TURES by Professor CULLEN N'"'A-
&C OF >. b. NCCAW. VI. D. Dean
MI ED1CAL COLLEGE OF yIRGIyI,
RICHMOND.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF yIRGIyI1
THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION

OF this Institution commences rInST MONDAY
OF OCTOBER and continues live months ''DAi
FACULTY.
L. s. JoYNEs, NJ. d.. Emeritus Professor Of phys-
iology AMI Medical Jurisprudence. "''
OF Medicine. '''>E
HUNTER MCGUIRE VI. H.. Professor of Surgery
X. I. COLEMAN, II. d.. Professor Of Obstvirc
Ed. CuSSISGIrAM. 81 D., Professor Of An,;orr
j. 5. WELLFoKD, ~ d., Professor o; Mac,ii.
O. F: MANSON, NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathology. ''''
is. D. CULLEN. NJ. D.. Professor of Diseases Of
Women and Children.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, VI. D., Professor Of Chem.
!stry and Pharmacy
Il. w. WEST. ". D.. Demonstra.or OF ANATOMY
II. NJ. TAYLOR, NJ. D., Assistant u, mDnstratoT of
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION. * cor,,,o,,
both theoretical aud practical. conducted by nm.
Professors. assisted by the Adjunct Faru,,y, VII,
give the student daily examination on the l,c,Grr,
The CLINICAL ADVANTAGES Of Rlrh,nou,
are all under The control of the Faculty. The CIV
Hospital the College Hospital. IA" roItcgc W.prr.
Sary- ana the State Central I.En;tIc Asyluru ,r,.
omen 10 the student without chrrg..
Expenses for whole Course. Including Ma
circulation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: l2J 90
Students attending summer Corr-"....... 81 90
Practical Anatomy Demonstrators F"".. ~ 30
GooD EotRD from SIS To- $50 per- month So 90
For further Information apply Ia
J. il. McCAW. " d.,
07O 1ruE .Tp0IC ,,U MN, MO-,
| ~ - ~ ~, ~. Dr iiE NJ H.
a M1Nn u, fEiALf. lNHil ~ MP HE
tIbLiC Inc trustees OF me Hlrhmond Frmal.
resignation of the Office o. Princ:ua by Mis-. Eaton,
10 state that Miss SALLlE Il. HAMMER. the a,-,-
ciate principal. lady III every way rmiG"'.y
The vacancy. and Hat a,npi" arr4ngm,nt, hn'.
been made FIR the condm"i Of ever hcplr'iurn. Il
the school without lhe si2h'c1t lE''rtnui."n or "a"
least dctrimcnt 10 hs Interests e: the patrons r
pnpiIs. .,r "a ,.
On behalf Of the Board. j. 3. LETTER,
NC - IF -l''''''
Vy,pI I!.yDDD IySTIrI..rL,
I'VE CoTruEnvlI.lE. IA.
Bows: 500 per quarter; slft'' 80. >tllchi' pre-
''''' - JoSrj,lI SJ;pprI rnGF NJ
nh G-,Iew3m prinr,i,l
------------------------
~ fH IN bSbh lbLIr'F., LOT hnlA
~ sexes. opens SEPT. Is. Srparti" buildings AMI
Glasses. Experienced Instructors. Terms. - 80 prr
year. " NJ JF.!-I.1. -. H., New " li3-hft M'
" l7N ~ .tlSNi
fE'iIE EXERCISES Or MISS TA/E-
WELLS school will lie resume, on the Burlf
OF SEPTEMBER.
For terms and other information o iiT ~ lrT r-I-
de"'c' No 81 '''9l "FlSe y'''c,. mn
LUG c,-rr>I-. pLrL,.~ u,,pn
a., ~ r.. , I y
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nu0s,s. sIATiONrRY. &c.
LNANACS FOR 1919.

LNANACS FOR 1879.
Vow ready III" WARi:OC x. 2If flARD>hN NJ.
tC for ls79. Contains TIC ''o.C.'uu'h 81
ylrri,ia. West SiIS,niI \OrlE tIr"in3, Iui Nary
i;,u:l: statistical auI ntilrc IL. sful matter.
JAMES f.. GpOl'f. HW.E 'h'r.
ne 7,od3rSwlt -gi NlIE .tr.'f.
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CARPETS. MATTdNGs. &c.

TALL. CARPETINGS, &c. FALL.
We have received our FAIL STOCK OF CAR
pETISGS. consisting OF
INGRATSS, THREE-PLfS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
BRUSSELS and ADMINISTERS,
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW-SHADES,
OIL-CL0THS. LlNOLEUN,
and every article Usually Kept in hrst-css carpet
house.
We asS an inspection hsfnre purchasing.
r. K. RICHARDSON & CO.,
No oOl, cor1ar Ninth and Main streets.
sa CS-lm
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RA<DrlpH \ FN"Li>H.
SY-CEST &T3EE.
NEW GOODS
AT TIE NINETT-N!Nt-rtNT si"tsr'

;,,,f,,, 5rciec! 70: The An mi holiday 'f''" i"-
>, rntr. tL, ,r.c,., 81 strictly Z" "'' "'''' "1.'
,ht> .u in view. bought, IL a"'.it IL l" "'' ~
lar slock. snCl lines Of
TOY. FANCY, aud lIoUSEKEFI'lN" ""o'9
- hay, been most IN demand. whrs! Wiz OYER ~
r,tsf,,nrrs Al the lowest possible price, WI "
,ti IIur If GOOD. are timer and more Nh'H' ~ -!
,h.,, ,y.r ma Slu. the most conip":'e s'vcAD.
NOVELTIES AND STABLE 1o2D>
,.ya- oli,,c.! in III, city. Among the hc" 2po'' w
hryc !. tratti:tl line OF
FRENCH CHINA TEh->ETS
for y-four iece,l, Ut very 10" pEictS.
Trr laudso.ncst how priced TOILET" AXE '''1'-
en- pirct.st ever .hOwn lH ~" Tow ,,.,r.l
, f,I, itue OF TIN TOT iEI-WAEE EHf'' i''>''''
sets from S2.3J no 10 1870; .,..,, 80. ,.,.s,
An elegant lot of INDIAN IA>hF; !rt w.,
work nursery lunch, &c. a NY ,u, -" i't,rS A.
Also handsome STRAW NOhN: D., ~ ,yn-,I
goc "A lew very tue ohcN ~ f'''0
HRt5IIED LAMPS aud CHlMNEfn q 81 1u,,;
NTH ABE, all CON !cic-anrf tuih '''
VIZ GOODS by every steamer Can 81" ''N
the novelties heSi'S'W y. \. sTEvEN>.
sos Broad street