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DENTISTS SUPPLIES.
n GEN n i L
DENTAL DEPOT,

DENTAL DEPOT,
OF MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
All of the PREPARATIONS usually kept at
DENTAL DEpoTs may he had Us above ut manu-
rates.
Abbey & SOUS GOLD-FOIL,
Ncy 4 Co.'S GOLD-FUIL,
Vacau's GOLD-FUlL,
SIS Whites GLOBE GOLD-FOII,
Johnston Brothers BULLION GOLD FOIL,
WiIliams's CORRUGATED GOLD-FOlL,
WilIiams's GOLD CYLINDERS,
Williams FOLDED GOLTEFOlL.
Williams RECTANGULAR PELLETS.
Wtlliams's GOLD and PLATINA PELLETS,
Pack & Co.'S GOLD CYLINDERS,
Pack 4 Co.'S GOLD PELLETS,
Pack & Co.'S EUREKA RIBBON GOLD,
Waits's CRYSTAL GOLD,
Lcslic's CRYSTALLINE GOLD,
Chasc's STANNOt.S GOLD,
;. ;. Whites and Sey & Co.'S rIN-FOlL,
STERLING AMALGAM,
Lawrcncc's AMAl.GAM.
Walkers EXCELSIOR AMALGAM,
hrriugtou's NEW AMALGAM.
Tnwnscnn's AMALGAM,
CHICAGO COED and pLATINA AMALGAM.
DENTISTS AMALGAM.
johnston & Lunds EXTRA AMALGAM,
GuiIlol's CEMENT,
IIlrs STOPPING.
PREMIUM GUTTA.PERCHA STOPPING,
Wrs,on's NON-IRRITANT CEMENT,
IIoughton's OS ARTiFlClEL.
So 23-cudlm
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Collision Inn Hampton Roads.

NORFOLK, October II eSterday Tue
schooner Conquest, from Richmond 1or
Halifax, n. S.. with coal, while at anchor
in Hampton Roads, was run into by the
Boston schooner Roger Drury. The COLI
sion carried away all three shrouds OF the
port-main rigging OF the Conquest, broke
the covering board, rails, and bulwarkS,
and did other serious damage. ..,
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TaImage is aood-natured individual and

TaImage is a good-natured individual and
amusing companion. He is blatant through
principle and grotesque By rote. II you
will closely attend one Of his sermons you
will see that it is formulated, and grave and
gay, harsh and soft, by turns. as though
carefully constructed in advance, as a
clowns suit is made.--A Neg Yofe lie
porter. ...,.. st
When our Government can buy promises
with promises this will be the land OF
promise.
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uaxISs. aNEEE.G.baiESGf
IIEIATIpF AINAHAt-OCToBER .. 1879.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER i, 1870
ARRIVED,

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER Il 1000
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanskc. Couch: Ne" orN. intrcua"'
III 80 and paS .cnrerS. G.. W. Alien & 90. aschts'
Steam, George II. stout. Pierce Bailillort hel-
cnnndise and passengers. Powi!atan Steamboat eoh-
puny. ,r.,,. II,,nn.,p Roads in
bnIIasS TO load grain for Europe, Thomas Brahch
schooner Jos. i. Ellis. --. AeAandr'a' "hea''
Galeyo-MllIs Conpany. ,,,,,,,;
schooner Ros. NcDev!t;, Hopkins. Inllaue.p''"'
corI Richmond and Dauyillc Railroad Coinpany.
SrhoOucr Agili-of- the 9ilst. penlon. liaSFH ue
Grace, coal, Chesapeake III" o''0 '
panE. - ~, ,,uor p1,,I,duInl,i, coal
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
CLEARED.
lark F-edensb ure DAM, Munich, Rio Janrro
-four Dunlop i McCance: AMI woOdcil-"arc hich-
nnnd Cedar Worts Company. ,.o.,. Gar, ros,., 10
Sortp for orders: Hour. Galeso- Alii'S tonpihy'
schooner Il. T. Clarke. Hutchinson; san Jose 10
Norte, for orders, -four. tiaxa'I-Sreh'''a" y ~
SAILED. .
Steamer J. W. Eycrman. PAU; ln iit,eli,n,"
merchandise and Passengers. j. W. McIar''o"'
agent. ,,. >-rr,I. United State.
,,,ti merchandise and passengers, l.. b. iatuii''
aSent. .> ,,o, r,rs popT
Schooner John Lentha', Nariin' ba'''''''re' "''"-
schooner Young Tcaser, Slccum ProVlCchc'' IT,
T. September 2S,h.
By Telegraph.
WV yopK. October 4.-..rrlvcd out Posqle''
NE Vrudicl Schiller, kriStne i'icli. anu w.,
Tho ritter was ordered and proceeded " bie'n"'"'
Arrived out {: James GRAY. Jarts. ~, :, :.
NoRFOLK. October "A survey WIS ut,A III =,
,pnrnint ON the British steamer Eenvourltch, lI~w
,o n,,nrsn,inr in n leaking condition. 1T whicli u
WAS recommended that her cargo o! corn ,im
he discharged in lighters. 10 remain ~ qnti m
and tue Steamer be placed IN i "a cone M W tic
pairs. She Will not be pcrlhlttcn ~ e"'A' NY ~ "
ulIy until after frost.
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Horrible Negro Outrage I'm Connect

AHsoHIA, CT, October A negro named
Freeman kidnapped seven-year-od daugh-
ter OF John McCrindle before day break yes
tertlay, and taking her to barn committed
horrible assault. after which be left her on
the public road. He was subsequently ar
rested and Il crowd Of 400 assembled to
lynch him, and had nearly succeeded when
he was rescued by deputy sheriff. He Is
now in TAI! at New Haven.
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Coumressional Nominations.

PITTsT0N, PA, October 4.-The Demo-
cratic copfrercs OF the Twelfth district
Luzerne and Lackawana counties-to-day
nominated Ii. B. Weyett, the Labor-Rcform
candidate.
SoNERyILLE, n. j., October 4.-Thc Re-
publicans OF the Fourth district have nomi-
mated eX-State Senator T. A. Potts.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 4-Goli opened ut l00h
Eoon.-Siocks irregular. Money Oh CALL 26G4H
Der cent. Exchanee-Iong, $50: short, asa. Guy
crnmcnls quiet. State bonds STEADY
observation-disclosures active nj 3M.4 per cent. En-
change steady at $50. Gold firm 100a. Govern
ments firm ; new 5's, 1861 States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 4.-Firginla G's, deferred,
CT: consols 34M: second series: II. past-de cou-
ponS. SIX. Bid To-day
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Supposed Earthquake Along the
Hudson,

NEwBuRG. N. Y, October "A supposed
shock of earthquake occurred this morning,
which was felt on both sides OF the Hudson
from West Point to PeeksklI. A rumbling
noise preceded and succeeded the shock,
which was heavy. enough to rattle windows
and waken peopl from sleep.
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SFOTTSNII.IE, VCtUHeI =, 1910.
Editors D,Spaich: You will receive by
,his mail small box in which will be found
Two ,June.appleS, which were gathered from
thc orchard OF Mr.. G. +. Cookies, OF this
countv. This crop consists OF about TWEEN
iy.tiye or thirty apples, which Is the second
rrnn Of this season. III.
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The Crirkcters,

p PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-The cricket
game between the Australians and Phila-
delphiaus was resumed to-day, with great
interest attending. The Australians were
at the bat, and ut O'Clock p. NJ, when an
adjournment was taken till tomorrow, had
scored $50, . r
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BUFFALO, n. Y, October fisherman S.
Jewctt declines the Republican nomination
for Congress in the Thirty-second district
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SAVES REPORTED TN SECEETAfY.

WHEAT.-U White, l4S bushels common at 92c.;
$40 bushels prime ut : 90: s bushels at s1Ol-
total, 4S6 bushels. Red, 500 bushels very good
FullZ at 81 .05 A bushels very good Fu'iZat Sl03:
IL bushels gooh Lancaster ut si.C6: SO bushels
good Lancaster at $l.07; 76 bushels good FuIIZ at
SOB; 20 bushels good Lancaster ut 81 .u5 Is
bushels common FuliZ IT 95c.: Is bushels conf
NOR Futz at 90c.: 80 bushels common at 81; 46
bushels FulrZ at $1.01 80 bushels very good FullZ
III $ j .03: 1S bushels at Sl.0S: 1872 bushels good
Fulrz ut Il .O1 ga bushels common Lancaster 1T
S5c: 1O2 bushels fair Lancaster AT 95c.: 52 BUSH
els mixed 1t s1.05: 80 bushels II CSC: 90 bushels
good Ful,Z at 81: 100 bushels mixed at Il.07;
so bushels fair Lancaster AT SlO3: 120 bushels
prime Fultz ut 81 :0G; 240 bushels very good Fnltz
at Sl.Ci; 50 bushels Ful.Z at : .Oi 81 bushels
Eullz At Sl.02: 20 bushels very good amber at
l.O4: 40 bushels good FuliZ at x so bushels
good FuIiz ut 81; 40 bushels fair Fuz at 95r.; 40
bushels common FulIz al 90c.-!o,al, 2,374 BUSH
els.
CORN - White, 40 bushels prime Mt SIC: 400
bushels private tcrms-tOtal, $40 bushels. Mtr-
ed, AGO bushels on private terms.
OATS.-l44 bushels very good spring at 32c. "a
bushels on privstc terms; 100 bushels ut 32c.: "a
bushels prime winter on private tcrns-total, 3o2
bushels
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snteuse FceIing auainst Courtney.

new, YORK, October "A dispatch from
q leading sporting man at Auburn says the
most intense feeling exists there against
Courtney, as it is believed lie sold the race.
ItzW.as proposed by some to drive Courtney
out Of town When he should return home.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RlCAMONU IOBACCO EACT1ANUE'
FRIDAY. October 4, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised los hogshcads and
II tierces The offerings ut auction on Change
were 4S packages: Of which number 23 were
taken in, and the remainder sold at prices ranging
from soc. TO s11.63.
We continue To quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common TO medium S1.5OaS2; medium
to good. $3MS4.
Leaf-Common. s4@s5; medium, 1906; good,
sSMSl0; fine, Sl1@$14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory. S36I4
Eiiisrs.-Common, sl@:5; medium, S5@S7:
good. $7MS10: fine, $10mS13.
SmokerS-Common. S7(GSS.50: medium. 500
I'll; good, S1U@$l3; iine sl5@SlS: fancy. Els
iTrappers-Common, s12@$15: medium. SIS
m$25: good, $3O@$45: fine, sG0@S7e; fancy,
$75@s90.
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THAYETRADED FOR "A On
Il MARE. which Rave reasons TO believe 10
was stoieu. he cwn can have her by proving pro-
No, 17Q5 franklin street, Richmond, Va, % 5-1ts
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, October 4.-This weeks cir
cular IF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' As
ISOLATION says: Cotton early in the week
was firm, and considerable business was
done. Prices for some descriptions were
higher. Since Tuesday the market has been
quiet, and 4 part of the advance has been
lost. American was in good demand, and
advanced I'd. up to Wednesday, when hold
crs offered freely, closing dull and irrcgu-
lar. Sea Island was in fair request, but
there were free sellers, and prices are
rather lower. Futures opened strong, and
advanced to Monday noon Id. for Septem-
Der, and September and October delivery.
and 1-16d. for all other positions. Since
then the market has been very dull, closing
1-32d. lower for October. and 3-32d. for all
other positions than last Thursdays prices.
Scotland.
LONDON, October At is reported that Il
large ship-building firm in Glasgow has
failed.
Pirates in the Persian Gulf.
LONDON. October An reference to n
statement published yesterday in the Morn
ina advertiser that the Admiral OF the East
Indian squadron has been ordered to send
a number OF vessels into the Persian Gulf.
a dispatch from COnStantinope to the Reu-
ters' Company says: Mr.. Layard, the
British Ambassador ut Constantinople,. is
informed that pirates have made their APP
pearance in the Persian Gulf and the Gull
OF Volo, and he has asked permission from
the Porte to send British men-of-war to
operate against thenl."
The Austro. Hungarian ministerial
Crisis.
LONDON, October 4.-The Manchester
fJ,,Grdiun's Vienna dispatch says: 1.-The
political crisis is becoming more serious.
The members Of the two Cabinets consent
TO retain their portfolios on condition that
Andrassy retres. The Austrian Cabinet
consider his financial demands inadmissi-
ble." s..-.s..s.. ......
The Bosnian.HerzesOyi Occupa-
ton.
VIENNA, October 4.-The following off,
cial telegram has been received "ScrCjeuO,
october 4.-The Austrians entered FiZgrad
This morning unopposed. The insurgents
evacuated their entertainments, abandoning
tents, cannon, and ammunition. The Aus
TRANS entered Gcrozeda Yesterday unop'
posed, and to-day occupied Caloneca. The
District of Facha is cleared Of insurgents.
Thus the whole OF Bosnia and Herzegovina
is subdued and the country is IN oul
hands,"
Another Albanian Massacre.
CoNsrASTINopLE, October 4.--The Gov
eminent has intelligence that Saad Detdllr
Pasha, on announcing that he had received
orders to surrender Podogvoitza to tht
Montenegrins, was killed by the Albanians
and 1863 officers and men under his command
/ 80, ,,,,o- apad
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Sentence OF selfConfcssed Robbers

Troy. N. Y, October 4.-William atlas
Mush kiley, and John Fellows, New York
thieves. pleaded guilty to-day in the Court
OF Sessions to the $500 horse-car robbery
committed here July 1st, and were sentenced
to fifteen years in the State prison.
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The O'Leary-ffughes Walking-Match.

NEW YORK, October 4.-The walking
match between O'Leary and Hughes is vir-
tualy over, though it is probable both men
will keep on walking till tomorrow night.
at noon to-day O'Leary had scored $50
miles and Hughes 2s3 Hughes has de-
posed Goss from his position as trainer.
His friends say that last night they discov-
cred that GosS had made an arrangement
with O'Lcary whereby il Hughes should
attempt to run to-day or Tomorrow he
would be so trained rs to fail. This MORN
ing Goss came and tried to enter Hughes's
house and start him on the track, but his
friends interfered and sent for Mr.. Gilmore.
saying they wished to have Goss kept away
from the track, or they would Withdraw
Hughes and claim foul. O'Leary's friends
ridicule the statement.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARG AIMS IN
~ FALL GOODS AT
JULIUS MEYERS. 603 BROAD STREET.

JULIUS MEG ER'S. GUS BROAD STREET.
BLACK CASHMERES very cheap:
HandSOinc BLACK CAShMERES at 4Oc.:
Fine ALL-W0OL CASHMERE al soc: special
bargains 1T 62!sc. worth Soc: also. bargains at
CT. Is. so. 90c and 81:
Pure MOHAIR-LUSTRE ALPACA At 25c. worth
BLACK SILKS very low:
BLACK SATlNS from 7:c. up:
SILk-FGNISHED BLACK FELEETEEN at SOC.
worth Soc. and n 75c. worth 81
BLACkSlLK RiMMiSG-VELNETS at $l.7j,
Sand $50:
COLORED CAsllA1ERES-Ncw fall shades at 40,
81, AMI Csc:
ENGLISH TWii.LED CAsHMERES-News shades
al l62c.-laI &c assortment:
New styles in DRESS GOODS from 12Rc upwards:
handsome STYLES ut ] 6?: and zoe;
COLORED TRlMMlNG-SlIks-ail shade:-at
WATER.PRO CLOTH at Coo. worth Use:
SEAL-BHOWN and NAFG-BLIE WATER
PROOF CLOTHS al 75c. worth 81;
Fall Tine OF WATER-PRUOF CLOTHS at 81.
1925, and $50:
RED TWILLED FLANNEL ut %, %. 80, and
GRAY TwMLED FLANNEL at 12}s, Is, 1Gss,
20, and 25c.:
CANTON FLANNELS at 5. 6E, 81. 10, &c. and
upwards. JULIUS MEYERS,
sos Broad street.
Orders by mail promptly filed. oc1
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Flour.

Fine. 80: superfne, :3.75@s4: extra. $500
S4.75 common family, S5@!52o fancy braGas
So.
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q 5clI 57JE5N5 z y 2
indians on the Har-Pati,.

CINCINNATI, October 4 l-A special from
Denver says the Indians east OF that place
| and north OF the Kansas- Pacific road are
committing horrible depredations. at Buff
| falo Station seventeen men were killed. 1T
| is probable the entire State militia will be
called OUT.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT PROM DENVER.
DENVER, October 4.-The following from
Wallace, Kansas, referring to the Indians
which left the reservation near Fort Reno,
has been received ."The Indians crossed
the Kansas Pacific road on Sunday evening.
When about TWENTY-FIVE miles north OF Buf-
falo Station they commenced killing the
settlers, and thus far seventeen dead bodies
have been found along Sappa creek. The
! Indians do not 70 al all out OF their way to
kill the white people, but il they meet a
white man on horseback they kill him and
take the horse. They are now eighty or
one hundred miles north OF the Kansas
Pacific, with troops pressing them pretty
hardly. They have killed no women nor
children"
OTHER MOVEMENTS OF THE sAvAGEs.
CHEYENNE, October 4.-Inteligencc has
been received from Ogallala that Indians
| were crossing the river this morning five
miles east OF that station. Fifty citizens OF
Ogalala have prepared to defend the town
should it be attacked. Scouts are out in all
directions.
UNITED STATES TROOPS IN MOTION.
SYDNEY, NEB., October 4.-Maior Thorn
berg's command Of about two hundred men
left on a special train to-day for Ogallala to
endeavor to stop the hostiles. They vii!
be joined at Julesburg by Lieutenant
Davies and command, from the South
Platte.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October 4, 1873.
OFFERINGS REPORTED to SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IThite, SIS bushels. Red, 2.S0S BUSH
els
CoRN.-Hhite, 44O bushels. 1hized, 400 bushels.
OATS.-352 bushels; of which 144 bushels were
rc-cNhibitcd.
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rhe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Occupa-
Another Albanian Massacre.

CoNsrASTINoPLE, October 4.-The Gov
eminent has intelligence that Saad Detdlln
Pasha, on announcing that he had received
orders to surrender Podogyoitza to the
Montenegrins, was killed by the Albanlans,
and 1863 OH cers and men under his command
were HasSacred. ss4 Is..gI s4&.. b Sal. !. 81 /
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FINANCIAL.

GENERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
y TO LEND
APPROVED RICHMOND CITY AND sUBURB-
AN REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAIS.
RICHARDSON & CO..
Real Estate Agents.
.. 3GIw 1ll3 Man street.
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NARDozO, FOURQUREAN &c co.
DRY GOODS.
CI.DAkS.

SOCKS in all departments largely rcplcnished.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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nYFSS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
Additional attractions. Many new styles opening
this week at prices that cannot fail TO please.
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CLOAkS.
very large stock OF lis seasons styles In BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL. MATTELASSE. and EOUG
CLOTHS, now open. They claim to have the best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAkS in The
city.
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NTOTICE.-All persons who are indebted
" 10 the late fl nj o, JONES BROTHERS 70. WIG Wig
wish 10 avoid the OK OF iegsl proseta,nss w
CORNER NJ Govern or aud Franklin streets III the c!iS
Of Richm ond, ard settle on or before the 3rl VI
OCTOBER, 1878. HENRY -. GSMNtN'
49, -. 4sE-sf5 HILL CARTER,
s.. Assignees Of Jopes Broihers 20
se27-eQdtQcJ
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DREEDEN & FOX,
BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS,
are now receiving them stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
which, in quantity and variety. they feel assured has
not been eIceil-d or equalied III this markes-
Special attention has been given to their selection
Aof DRESS FABRICS.
All The novelties Of The season will he presented,
and 1T PEsCEs fully rs Low as the same good, can
be bought In lie retail houses OF New York.
In LADIES and CHILDRENfS CoI.ORED
HOSIERY; KID GLOVES Of alb quality, lengths
and shades and In SMALL WEARS generally, they
viii offrr a aost extensive IssOrt Dseut.
They most respectfully invite the attention OF
their customers and the public. Oc 2-lw
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! i,nY ss.,s,,,s..
n s e. MITTELDORFER,
No. 527 BROAD STREET.

StUNIIOLN
STEAMER. 81
BLACK CASHMERE at 371xc. worth 50c.;
BLACK CASHMERE at soc. worth &c.: Mt G2hc.
worth s7hc-; at 75e worth al; at S7Hc worth
1925:
BLACK ALPACAs from i2,Hzc. ie 5oc.--grea, bar
cARPETs-Hemp at Is and zoe. Ingram at rs,
80, 35, 40, so. and Gee;
A large stuck Of RUGS:
HOSIERY, from auction, IN cbiiorcn's, misses.
ladies' and sentIeIuensr raj prices to ast0nfs all
BLANKETS, CLUAkS, SHAWLS, CASSIMERES,
WATERPROOFS, in great abundance and very
clIe3f.
DonT buy before you examine onr stock and prices.
ocJ d. Y r. MiTTEH.DORFER.
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DRY GOODS DRY GOODS!
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS.
BROWNE 4 ROWE
are receiving to-day
NEW AND FRESH DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, FLhNNELS,
ELEACHED AND BROWN COTTON,
BLANKETS. CASSIMERES,
FANCY GOODS. NOT IONS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CORSETS. &C. &C.,
which they have determined 10 sell at SMALL PRO-
FITS. and make QUICK SALES.
Try them to-day. BROW Nf.-S ko"E'
5O7 Broad street. between Fifth and sixth.
So 2S-cod
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BLANKFTS-Al grades and sizes
FLANNELS-Eyery quality.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
4 full line of CIllLDREN'S FhNCY-STRlPED
and SOLID COLORED HOSE: also, every wciYht,
quality. and size III SrasOnablc HOSIERY ana IN
D :RWEAR for men, ladies, ana children.
SLKS-BLACK AND COLORED.
The largest stock he found In thc city TO select
from, AMI 1T prices 10 guarantee safes.
BLACK GOODS
one of their sprrialies. Their stock IN this depart
nent has been largely rcplcnlshcd in every grade
-
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SILK. AND TRIMMENG-YELVETS,
In shades to match the new colorS In dteSs fabrics
All qualities.
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STANTON.

,,, c,NyASs--FArAI. AFFAIR SICKNESS
~" AMONG PUPILS, &C.
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VEGETINE
Purifies tho Blood and Gives
STRENGTH.
DIi nI,nIN LII Inn OF L,

Du Qu0IN. ILL.,, Jan. 21, 1878.
MK. H. II. STHyEHS:
Dear Sir--Your "Vcgetinc" has been doing
wonders for me. Have been having; the Chills
and Fever, contracted in the Swamps or the
South, Sou nothing giving me relief until began
inc use OF your Vcgetinc itgiving me immcflf-
nie relicf, tonlng up my system. purifying :ny
OiO0d, giving strength; whereas all other mcdi-
cincS weakened me and filled my system with
poison and am islicd that II families that
i've IN the nguc districts OF the South and West
would take Fcsetnc two or three times Il week,
they would not be troubled with the Chills or
thc malignant Fcvcrs that prevail at certain
times or the year, save doctors bills and live TO
sood Old age. Respectfully yours,
j. Il. MITCHELL,
Agent lIcndcrson's LOOMS ST. Louis, Mo.
ALL DISEASES OF TIE BIooD.-If vcgctine VIII
rcileVc pain. cleanse, purify, and cure such
diseases, restoring the patient to perfect
ncattn after trying different physicians, many
remedies, suffering for years, isit not conclu-
slVc PROOF, II you arc sufferer, YOU can be
cured? Why Is this medicine performing such
great cures {? II works in the blood, in the cir
CuHttllg nuid. 1t can truly be called the
Great Blood Purifier The great source Of dis
ease originates in the blood and no medicine
That does not act directly upon 1t TO purify and
fcnovatc, has just claim upon public attention.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-17
VEGETINE
Has Entirely Cure Me Of
Vertigo.
CAIRO, ILL., Jan. 23, !

CAIRO, I'LL, Jan. 23, 1878.
Dear Sir--I have used several bottles OF
"NEGETINE"; II has entirely cured me OF
Vertigo. have also used 1t for Kidney Com
plaint. II Is the best medicine for kidney
blood purifier. Il. YOCUM.
PAIN AND DTSEAsE.-Can we expect to enjoy
good health when bad or corrupt humors cir
culatc with the blood, causing pain and diSc;Sc
entire body, produce pimplcS, cruptions ulcers
Indigestion, coStiHcnc;S, headaches, neuralgia,
rheumatism and numerous other complaints /?
Remove the cause by taking Vcgetinc, the
most reliable remedy for cleansing and purify
Ing the blood.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-17

The Fairfield Light Dragons and
the Gordon Light Infantry each
pnraded on Friday afternoon, and
presented their usual handsome and
soldier"like appearance. Both these
companies are an honor to the
county, and the citizens should give
them all the encouragement possible.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-17
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.

The friends Of MR. OSMOND r.
THOMPSON, approaching his valuable
services rs Probate Judge, and having the
highest confidence in his integrity md
peculiar fitness for tho office, beg leave
to present him to the voters of Fairfield
county for re-eleotion-subject, of
course, to nomination by the Democrat
&c party july soft
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

N0T1CE is hereby given that the
IN Ordinance, requiring tho muzzling of
dogs between the lst day of July and the
1st day Of October, is hereby suspended
for tho remainder Of the month.
BY order Of Council:
VIM. N. CHANDLER,
sept r. Clerk.