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DEATHS.

Died, In DanvilIe. ya,, October 25th, Miss CHAR
J.OTTE =. LOMAX, daughter Of the late Hon.
Judge John L. Lomax, in the seventy third year OF
her age.
Her walk was with God.
Died. In Brownsville, Tenn, on the 18th Of Octo-
her. HENRY G.. STARkE, in the twenty-fnurtl
year of his age, son Of j. 3. and NJ. Il. Star&e Of
Memphis, Tenn. ......
Died, In Manchester. at the residence Of his pa
rents, Thursday. October 81, 1878. GILBERT g.
Wake, infant son of Ozas l. and Addie r. Me r
ritz; aged four years, one month and fifteen days.
His funeral viii take place from the Meade Memo,
rial church THIS friday AFTERNOON ny 8
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances are respectful
" invited 10 attend. 49, = .... .' RI
Died, Of consumption, in the county of Gooch-
and, on the 18Th day Of October, 1878. at r. NJ,
WILLIAM II. FORDE: aged fifty years. lie was
for many years 4 resident OF this city.
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The value Of gold is fixed by The Al
mighty. It is good noneyin every coun-
try in the world. In gold the stamp OF the
poorest and weakest Government is as good
as the stamp Of the. richest and most power
fuf. We have seen many q gold dollar
which had no stamp but that Of the conpa-
ny that mined it. 1t is valued according to
its weight. "A $40 gold piece issWerth as much
in England or France as It Is in the United
States not because it hns the words g tween.
ety dollars Y upon It, but because it contains
so many grains OF pure gold.
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THESE remedies will DO for You what nothing else
on earth can. III the name of humanity try them.
More Than quarter Of 4 million Intelligent living
witnesses bear testimony to their efficacy.
REGULAR PADS. 81 SPECIALS, S3.
Specials are absolutely necessary in comDllcatcd
cases, especially In cases OF long SianulEg.
BODY PLASIERS, 5Oc.; FOOT PLASTERS, zoe. a
pair; ABSORPTION SALT FOOT BATHS, zoe. Il
package; six package: for SIPS.
Pads and Plastcrs sent by mall ION receipt o.
price, free Of charge.
Salt is sent By expires, at expense Of purchaser.
Consultation at our parlorS-10l3 Main strcci-or
by letter, free.
Separate parlor for ladies IN charge OF 4 lady at
tcndant. ....
Tho following arc some Of the many diseases the
Liver Pad Company remedies will cure Fever and
Ague. Kidney Troubles, Bilious Disorders, Irregular
Action of the Heart Liver Complaint .Jaundlcc Eeu
ralgIa, Intermittent. Fever, Rheumaism Periodical
Headaches all kinds Of Female Weaknesses, Dys-
PERSIA Ague Cake, Sick Headache, Chill Fever,
Dumb Ague, Lumbage, Sciatica, Bilious Fever, and
every kind Of Pain In Side, Back, Stomach, Fever,
Shoulders, aud Muscles: DiarrLGo, Catarrh, Lassi-
tudc Bilious Cole. ., .. -.r. &c.. ..r... 81.
All these have their origin, directly Indirectly,
in the stomach and liver. IF you doubt II, send for
DR.. Fairchild's lecture.
. The HOLMAN PAD is n pleasant application.
which does not interfere Will! The hasirs or diet oil
any one, and yet absorbS every vestIse Of malaria
from tile system and restores the patient 10 complete
health It never fails to cure the worst cases OF
CIIfLI4S If properly used, and when worn accord
Ing to directions II Is certain preventive Of disease
All who are afflicted can Investigate with advantlge
Wholesale orders promptly flied. None geDuine
but the above. ....-.......,.-
4 AN orders Should be addressed 10 - D.
e,r-I f-..t:rT III ,FITZhORRI5 + FOSTER,
Managers Of The Holman Pad Co. in the South. ,
. 49, 1913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Z Corner King and Marx ct streets, Charleston :. G.
= LOCATION PERMANENT. no l-2taw6m
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POLITICAL.

ROOMS THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
CONSERVATIVE DISTRICT COMMITTEE, 7
-.-. No. G Eleventh street (up-stairs).}
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS
4 TRICT COMMITTEE CONSERVATIVE
have established their headquarters 1T No. 6 E.cv-
cnlh street (up->tairs), between Main and i;ank
streets, ami would be pleased to have the pcople Of
this district confer with them in regard to the CALL
yass -.
The rooms will be open from 4. N. TO z. NJ,
and from TO 10 =. NJ.
The committee would be glad 10 lave residents OF
the counties visiting tbc city call at their rooms and
make known the requirements If their localities.
General JOSEPH Il. JOHNSTON, when not can
wasting in The counties, can be found here from IL
4. NJ. to L. NJ.
All communications addressed to the Secretary
relating 10 district affairs will receive the prompt
attention due them j. BELL BIGGER,
Oc 7-tSoyl 49, Secretary.
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OBITUARY.

Died, in Lynchburg at the residence Of his uncle.
Judge james Garland on the 10th Of October,
JAMES BOYD HEALY. of AlitIdlesex county. Va.
BOYD llEALY was The son Of Robert lleaiy, ESQ.
LEGISLATURE. He was n young man Of high order
Of talent. accomplished education uneNcepli onah!c
habits, and honorable In his conduct. Al The time
of his death he was Il consistent member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South State Lee
turer for the Order Of Good Templars and most
promising member OF the legal profession.
He leaves devoted wife and many fond rclat tons
to mourn their sad bereavement OF this "eood and
usrfnl vohnp man,
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October 30, 1878.

SlLvER.-The bids for silver accepted by
the Secretary Of, the Treasury Yesterday
were all below the London quotations, but
the quantity offered did not come up to The
400, 900 ounces advertised for. The bidders
all requested that their bids should be with
held from publication. It Is thought that
Sorelong this injunction OF secrecy will
be withdrawn, andthe United States, which
produces more silver than all other couli-
tries combined, will no longer be DEEPEN
dent upon the London market for its
pr.ceS. ,,.,.y ~ s, 3 $3.50. Il u
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A GLOOMY PROSPECT FOR WINTER
Cincinnati, o., October 30.-A special dis
patch says an unpleasant rumor is afloat that
the Jefferson Nail Works, at. Steubenville,
Ohio, the largest manufacturing establish
ment in that region, giving employment to
700 hands, is about to suspend operations,
at least for the witer. The milEoWners have
asked the nailers to stand reduction OF 20
per cent, Claiming that there is no market.
The business outlook for the coming winter
is decidedly gloomy. A number OF coal
works have shut down entirely, and others
are running on half-time. 900 $50.
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The Old Hero.

The cause OF the Conservative party In
this district has prospered in manner, de-
lightful to us all. The old hero is applauded
everywhere. and the good and the true cltl-
zens are looking forward with pleasure to
the time when they will cast their votes Tor
him. It will be to them well-appreclated
honor to vote for the foremost man OF the
times in martial fame and honor.
The Conservative clubs and the support
ers of the cause have done good work, and
will wind up the canvass in grand style.
The occasion is one Of the most important
that has occurred since the first great battle
OF the Conservative party. The reputation
and credit Of the metropolitan district were
in considerable jeopardy. and the good faith
and brotherhood OF the noble party were
required to protect it from the inroads OF
the destructive principles OF neW-fan-
gled parties that threatened to impair
the peace and thrift Of the large population
directly interested in the prosperity and
growth OF Richmond. and, furthermore, TO
bring into discredit and dshonor the city
itself. The Conservatives have by their
gallant fight saved themselves as well as the
district. Butthey must continue the struggle
with undiminished energy until Tuesdays
sun goes down. 1t will be grand for the dis
trict to give the noble old hero, General
JOHNSTON, fine majority. That we must
all work for, and hereafter we shall be
compensated for our labor by seeing in
Congress man OF whom we shall be
iproud-a man the most distinguished-a
man the most honored-a man who IS the
soul Of honor, and in whose trust the well
fare and the rights OF the constituency will
be ever safe.
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Editors Richmond Dispatch: On Nom
day last, in the discussion between Harris,
Paul, andtEchols, Harris's speech created a
profound impression, and the people OF
Staunton: and the county Of Augusta deter
mined to give Harris their unqualified sup
port. The statement made by one Of your
correspondents to the effect that Paul would
carry this county is erroneous. have con-
versed with citizens from all parts OF the
county, and am convinced that Harris's ma
iority will be between $500 and 5000.
49,, 80 OCCASIONAL.
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All the greenbacks which are now in cir
culation are redeemabe ones. They con-
tain the promise OF the Government to pay
so many dollars for them. The irredeem-
able Greenbackers are for fiat money-paper
notes purporting to be dollars themselves,
redeemable nowhere, by nobody. The ire
dcemables even claim that Mr.. CALHOUN
was in favor OF irredeemable Treasury notes.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. In this city, October %, 1873. by Rev:
and Miss P. ESTELLE BINTORD, daughter. OF
John j. Binford, Esq.
Married, at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
South, in this city, October 30th by Rev. W. E.
Judkins, Mr.. THOMAS E. stage anu 3lls5 Sa-
RAH z. LASGAN. y
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n COHEN BROTHERS
Offer great Inducements In CLOAks; ihrr a,sor,.
mcnt IS full. from So 10 $40:
500 wards Remnants of RICHARDSON'S FAMILY
LINEN at 35, 40, and 5oc.-near one half thdc
value;
MATELASSE FLANNELS IN various coipr,:
Misses KNIT VESTS at &c. ~. 30. 90 aEl &c;
Ladies' VESTS 1t 37s. 80, G5. 9Jc.. Sl.uJ AMI
Sl.25-reduceh fully 20 per cent:
Also, i full assortment OF Genticmcn'o KNIT
A large .t:, stock Of UPHOLSTERY REPS and BY
MASSES;
CARPE rs In Tapestry. Three. Ply. Iugr;,!n, Vrn'-
tial,. Cottage, and Hemp, Hemp CarlelH AZ -
and 15c.; Two-Ply lu2raln Al 30. 33, 81 ;. o..
IS, and SOC, for best manufactured:
The largest and cheapest stOcl: oi HOSIERY ii
CORSETS ever offered In this city. 80 ~
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A IT MEADE u BAKERS

AT MEADE Y BAKERS
N pnrG>ToE&
alR-CUSIUONS FOR lNNAiIi)>'
&c. AIR.pILL OWS FOR rKANEhLEh>'
HOT-WATER BAGS,
ICEBAGS FOR TIE lead.
RUBBER Cl.Orli FOR iNFAHIe'
SOFT-RuBBER BED-rAN>,
TRAYELLlNG-FLAshS
PONGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STGV
HORSE-nAIR FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET lSILALERS,
STEAM-iNHALERS,
81. ROAT-ATuMiIERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
ABDOsuNAL-SUrpOR
HARD-gUBBER TEussEs'
SHOULDER RACES,
NASAL DOUCliEs,
FEyER-TERMOMErER
GALvANIC-BArrERlES
And al SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a:
g" 9l9 Mau street
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efhh5Gd ts ING M II e take pss !. q
Z 8. TOUR qf tho VIRGINIA Tournament.
hssoc nussasTFfff II or PRACTICAL
H2RsEEissH2MlaNa5 3 a2
VIII be admitted in organized and after dTli
ell be reviewed By Governor Holiday ana Gencra
. :. = T PIE TsiscRETIoNAEYco
sisting OF file ex-Presidents OF The society, WIZ
meet at the sccreiErys office Mt 10 A. b. to consider
number or subjects which will be brought TO Their
attention.
FIRST TRIAL-Stallions to wagons that. have
made season In YirRina-license 10 be produced NJ
time OF entry: mite heats :; best three in 1ye hree
or more to enter and two to start. First morse,
$50: second. $50. ---.-.--
SECOND TRIAL.-Stran1er's Premium, open to
MI; two-niIe heats, best two in three. three or
moro 10 enter, TIVE to start. First horse, SEQ;
second, $50. -
GRAND STAND has been reduced TO 20 cen. for
the day. and The unusual interest or the races should
attract an TO seats In the Grand STAND. =
o. THE PREMIUM-ASIMALS- viii be paraded
before the Grand Stand at I O'Clock r. NJ. =
+. 10. THE kXAMINhptONHQF- THOROUGH--
BRED AND GENERAL UTILITY HOUSES
mot hgvng been completed, 1t wiliNoe finished, If
posi- BILE, before Z. NJ. ..- III ..f tILl4
III j /. ThE Executive COMMITTEE wili meet
at The Presidents Office on the grounds at 10 A. NJ.
no lit
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< Some; OF the Greenbaekers are .contending
that the contraction OF the currency re-
duced the price OF apples this year. /. This.
Is true. mo doubt, and mo doubt it issalso
true that 1t put itp the price OF POTATOES.
But how como tito produce such % big crop
OF apples aud such q small crop oil. pota.
toes. - gchafae. i Ut y t'fatI
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RE- COHEN BROTHERS

EfT LUHEN DNUIILHS
- arc now Offering the la geSt stock Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
ever offered In this STATE.
Good quality BLACK SILK at 10 and Sc;
Heavy GROS-GRAIN from 81 Ia 20:
GUINNET'S SATlS-EISISH II SIPS. $500,
Sl.S5. and 81:
BONNET'S SATIN-FlSTSH at 5l.35. $50,
S1.75. :1.Sj. $2.05. $40, $3.50, anI :2.7I.
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore 1T 81.
In COLORED SILKS, offer every quality anil color.
including all the new shades. Special attention
Is called to an extensive variety o! Eand,ou.
evening shades.
A large stock of BLACK and COLORED SATlNS
including The various delicate tin,S:
Also. the largest stock BLACK and COLoEED
SILk-VELVETS ever offered: oc9G
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral of Mrs. ELIZA G.. PLUMER, wife
Of the Rev DR.. Phlmer, Of Columbia, 5. c.. VIII
take place THIS (Frdayl MORNING at ! O'Clock
from the First Presbyterian church tDr. preston's);
The friends Of The family are respectfully invited
70 attend,
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PANE.
THE PAINT OF RANTS!
suIcATE PAINT.

Two MEDALS AT PARIS EXHIBITION! /
Made from ground quartz. Has no chemical ae-
ton on mineral surfaces, Buckets, Beer Barrels
and drfnktns-vessss painted inside without dam
ger from poison, as In lead paints win stand SEQ
degrees of heat without bssteriug. II petrlGes on
surface SO nj TO exclude tampness. -. : - i
d Write to ASA SNYDER, zoos Cary street, sol.
ageut fer Richmond, for circular, 10 oc s0.St*
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LECTURE.
NJ o II I T. E .
SEE G SEE {

...y SEE G SEE C
G.. D. WOOTTON will repeat his, as published by
able authors and editors, " admirable, esteemeh and
popular" LECTURE on REPUTATION, 1T VIII
KINSON'S HALL, No. &c Ninth street. on FRI.
DAY NIGHT, November /, 1878, with some
changes and improvements; and 10 add TO the
GIES will be Master Of FormalitieS, and entertain
awhile the audiences: twen,y-nine years old, tour
feet high, weighs ffty.thrce pounds. Is handsome
and gracefully formed gentleman, OF gnod Virginia
ancestry. Tickets at Woolon's law office, Yaneey
& Elysrns bookstore. j. y. Wilknson's store, and
door of hall. Doors open 1t L. NJ; commence ut
SKIP. NJ. Tickets, 5 cents. oc 3l-2t*
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a a ~ &
CLOAKs, CLoAKs, tCLoAKs. ]
400 CLOAKs manufactured expressly TO our OF
-der, just received Look at our stock of CI0AkS
before purchasing.
sHAwLs, SKIRTS, BLANKETS, QUILTS,
CARPETS, CURTAIN-LACES, TOWELS, NAP
Ems, .TABLE-LINEEa, sHEETINGS. BED
TICKS. FLAENELs, CAssI1fEREs, TWEEDs,
JEANS. WAIER-PROOFs, BEAVER CLOTHS,
&C., at extraordinary low prices.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
45O pieces DRESS GOODS Of all kinds, from 10
to Use. yard. Call and see our stock Of DRESS
GOODS. .--, 80 -
;-s5c. BLACK ALPACAS at I2l, 1e. go, Is, 80,
35, 40, SO, 60, and Toe. worth 5 10 csc. yard
more. .-.-,#<1
e5 pieces BLACK CAsHMEREs. from 1sc. to
s1.25. Don't buy your Black Goods before looking
as our stock. Jr-,' :" $50
40, dozen elegant WHITE CoRsETs Job lots) at
- Soc, would be cheap at 75c.; s.
SO dozen CORSETS at Use. and 81 worth soc.
ABDOMINAL and other CoRsETs for stout ladies,
A. sezsn 'Hie SOLID and STRIPED HOSE, 10
So dozen Gentlemens PLAIN and FANCY HOSE.
i7s dozen chiidren's and Misses FANCY HOSE, 8
HEADQUARTERS FOR KID GLOVES.
o2 dozen WHITE OPERA and COL0RED KID
i GLOVES at 5Uc.-the best glove that we have
ever offered ut that price;
81 dozen BLACK and CQLORED at 100. 81; and
$l.5O. Give US q call II you want good and cheap
KID GLOVES.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS~ AND SCARFS.
2S dozen Ladies' SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,l large
size plain and brocaded, ut s. DC. worth 81:
l6 dozen handsome BROt;hDED HhNDkER-
CHIEFS at Use. worth 1925;
So dozen SILK SCARFS ut is. 20, 40. and 75c,
Also, large variety Of RIBBONS, PQRTE-MON-
~, NAIES. COLLARS, CUFFS, BOWS, &c, AT
very low prices;
81 dozen Gentlemeu,s UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Hinen bosoms) 1T soc. Don't fail to call and &c;
some Of them ut -
oc 29-d4t&tS,A 1&Thts COL Broad street.
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me- ALL-SAINTS DAY (NovEMBER
lsT).-Divlne service at St. Paul's church at II
O'Clock.
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J assss9:s:s -.
so5y- FAIH W Elk ErA1R-G GODS |
ssSs FACE PEACgH FAIR DEALING

HEADoUARTERH ron DRY GOODS IS a.
gTtiaLHIMER BROTHERS., COL Broad street !.
where you wiz find THE best and cheapest DRY
GOODS in The city. Give call and see for your
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EIRST-CLASS IMPROVED STOCK AT
much Il IS than Its real value, and It always pays
to get TIE hest 9, ~. =, - -
iIFIRsT.PREMIUM AYRSHIRE. BULL, three
ss sEC Ss; DIP AYRSHIRE BULL. two
years old, S75. I;IG !. -. -.
and BULL-CALyES at much less than their real
vaue. H mum ~ - =. - = - - -,
Also, great bargains In BERKSHIRE: and ESSEX
PIGS. =. - .,a.s,.. r.r.....i.,. ~ ~. H.. p
The TWO AYRSHIRE bulls were sired By the Duke Of
Charlton, first premium at tho Centennial Stock Elk.
hbtion, and the Jersey balls have all been bred and
selected from best butter stock, .,. ...."
Apply on FAIRGROUNDS 10 ''.,' ~ - 49,
:. no lit ..... -.t-l. A. 2. or NJ b. Row Il.
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SILk DEPARTMENT.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in Black and Colorcd is
completes:
1915 SILK reduced To 81 per yarr!:
81 % SILK reduced 10 : .25 per yard;
S2.7J SILK reduced 10 $l.5O per yard;
$3.50 SILK reduced TO 81 per yard;
COLORED SILKS in Navy Blue, B0tte-Grcen,
Gray. nrt.bs, and Seal Brown at Sl.75-nevcr
sold for less than So before III the city; Navy
Blue. Bottle Green, Sca-Brown, Slate, Drab,
aud Plum only 95c. yard;
IRON so to 75c. per yard.
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STOVES. &c.

TRANKLIN sTOFEs.-A >tn NAV -t szS
consignment viii b. l1scd onI eAS J ~ + ssssy
the sinsle stove or for the iot. y. s.SyUiE, ~
on = ., Al 1Inos cary street.,
x,t,,,,,o, i'' ElQ9m9ai' w.
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M COD-LIFER OIL.
MEADE K BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony Of physicians VII" ~.
scribe It, and Of patients who have taken H. Va. a
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH N'h
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED TiIA& A%i p.hL"
OIL. MEADE u BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacies,
nol5 9l9 Main street. Richmond Va!
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BLAt h GOODS.
soc. CASHMERE reduced 10 35c.;
7Jc. CASHMERE reduced Ia Juc.;
soc. CASHMERE reduced Ia Coo;
81 CASHMERE reduced 10 zoe:
Sl2J CASHMERE reduced Ia 90c.;
Sl.5O CASHMERE reduced 10 81 per yard;
SOC. BLACK ALPACA reduced 20 31!sc.;
75c. BLACK ALPACA reGuccd 10 Soc;
81 BLACK MOL AIR reduced 10 gre.
The best 25c. ALPACA IN RichInonu;
zoe. ALPACA reduced 10 zoe:
We hayeu full line Of MOURNING GOODS. such
rs Hombaznc, Henrietta, Grape, auu Iamise
Cloths, and al the newest styles, ana II prices
lower than ever.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-A stated q
WI communication of TEMPLE LODGE, Xxx
No. Q. win be held at st. Aban's Hall THlS/ "
EVENING ut 6 O'Clock. Important business will
he considered. Members OF sister lodges and tram
slcnt brethren are cordially invited. BY order OF
thr w M Il. f. TYLER,
no 1-ltk Secretary.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS

NAVE JUST OPENED
40 pieces Of NATELASSE DRESS GooDs I,
black and colored. Il. sac:
80 pieces ALPACA LUSTRES, IN black anil co.
orcd. at 12Hc.;
Is pieces DOUBLE-WIDTu MOURNING, GRAY
ut l64c. worth 35c.:
25 pieces ALL-WOpL MATELASsE BEuE =.
37Hc. worth fully double;
A large stock Of new designs IN PLAIDS:
Also. full assortment Of NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS:
The best ALL-WOOL SOC. CASHMERE ever a.
fprcd In this city:
LUBIN'S BEST CAStlNEEES At grraily.rc,,,Ic,l
prices;
A large stock OF MOURNING GOODS. oc2G
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ABSORPTION SALT.

OUR MEDICATED ABSORPTIVE PLASTERS
.. AND INDICATED BATHS.
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MYRTLE LODGE. No. %, b. EGEA
WI OF P...Attend Il stated convention OF ~ "a
your Lodge THIS (Frir'avl EVENING slES. 1,1S
TX O'Clock. at your Castle tConcortlial \SSGSJ
Han. Candidates for rank will BIZ prompt E,sssy
in alteSdance. Members in good Standing S:S>
of Lodges are fraterIally invited to attend.
40 TT X. of K. and $.
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LIVER AND FEVER PAD.
LIVER AND FEVER PAD.
CTRE RY Arson PTI0N,
A NEW ERA IL MEDICINE.

THE HOLMAN Liver AND AGUE PAD AND
IT'S AUXlLLIARIES.
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nHIEFS AND BROTHERS OF PA
" MONKEY TRIBE. No. 43. l. Q. r, M.IIhe
died at the new wigwam, corner OF Ninth and.
broad streets, on the sleep of the hrst sum- brown
moon, thirty breatbs past the seTentn run, " > y.
1875 Members ofsfster tribes in good standing
cordially invited 10 meetwith rs. BY order OF lhe
Sachem. "a -. 81. : u: y: ALhinS;
.no1.ltk ~ - Z 80. CnleI OF liecoros.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
ne largest assortment of CASS!NERES ever Of
fcrcd in any house this side OF New York. All
we ask IS Il call aud look 1T these goods before
purchasing elsewhere; 1864
fun line: 81 Waterproof re-
duccd TO SOC: SI.25 Waterproof reduced TO
Use; Black, Sayy-Slue, Sta!-DrowI, Bottle
Green. ~ low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

NTOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
lS of the Stockholders Of the RICHMOND,
COMPANY win be held at the office of The COM
pany, in this city, WEDNESDAY, The 18th: day Of
November, 1878, at IL O'Clock NJ. -. -.
oc31-td " = Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

Another invoice Of those fine IRISH LINEN REM
NANTS;
Ladies', Gculcmen's, Misses, and Chil!rel'S UN-
DEitWEAUt at extra low prices;
LAUNDRIED and UNLAuNDRlED SHIRTS from
SOC. 75c, and 81 Tie best 81 shirt In Rich
nnond, made 81 Wamsutta Cotton ana best
LIEN, ready iOr lse.
Our flannel DEPARTMENT Is complete
Red Blue. Gray, aud While Twl!ed Flanncls;
Shaker Fanneis from 2Uc. ~ 81 per yard;
Pl1in FIarucls from 12,.c. 10 = Canton Elan
nI FRI O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

CLOAKs, CLCAKs, 'CL0AKSs \
400 CLOAKS, manufactured expressly to'our or
der, Just received. Look at our sfockof GI0AKS
before purchasing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-14

T. H. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction commencing
Monday Nay rs AZ s'eocs ana % o ons' o.s
50 LIE POSITIVE. Catalogues Office OF Auctioheefss
No. Pine ST.. and l, 1870 broadway.