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bed certificates examined by JAS Soppenbach under
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-01-16

For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdeal
ers, or sent, postage prepaid on receipt of
price, by GEORGE MUNRO. Publisher
2l, %, and 25 Vandewater ST., N Y
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chiefly sof that bold and mag niaeent
bearing aud carriage Technically cali
ed, we believe, {. station. appear
ances IRE sasd to be deceptive; but they are
so. I'VE believe, only 20 careless and unprac-
Heal observation In most cases. Asgnme
cock that fills the skilled and practiced eye
VIII SEX dom finch from the gait. The cffv-
alrous galhntry Of their conduct end bear,
Ing towards their females is worthy Of old
King Arthur himself. In this respect old
War Eagle, our splendid old brown.red,
above referred to, Is pattern for all young
game cocks. We have watched him under
all possible circumstances and his manners
are as courtly and as graceiuisas the moss
finished OF the old Virginia gentlemen so
celebrated 10 history. In short. we give
1t as our opinion, unreserYedly, tnat ~ ar
Eagle Is himself o perfect gentleman
thing which, can be truly said OF very rev
of the mankind OF the period, even IN OLD
Virsinia, such as is left o.. .her-a mere
ghost of her former self. Fiunkies, tale
bearers. rogues, backbiters, liars, SANDER.
ers, periurers, and every species OF knaye'
seem to be 1earfuIiy multiplying and IN.
creasiug everywhere. a}I' | :st ;
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The OId-Churcla Meeting.

OLD CHURCH, Octoher 70, 1873.
To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
The Whig of this morning contains re-
port of a Greenback meeting held in the
vicinity OF Old Church, written either by a
man so drunk that he saw double, or by
one so conscious Of the want OF respectable
strength that he had to resort to misrepre-
sentation; and such was the lack OF every
thing pertaining to decency that would
take no notice but for the Misrepresentation
alluded to. ..........
The facts are these: On the night OF the
oath between fifty and sixty negroes, headed
by Mr., John Pate. done buck or Buck
Dunn, John r. Mills (RadlcaD, John Wal
lace, yeIlow-chop, from Henrico, and Joe
Cox, from Richmond, who entertained
them, that is il they could be entertained, by
language that would not have been tolerated
in the lowest bawdy house in your city.
The same spirit that inflated the number OF
Greenbackers contracted the number of
Johnston gentlemen present, OF whom there
were between fifteen and twenty. So much
for the grand Greenbachc TaasS-meeting.
The very thoughts of it makes me sick.
80. ., ...... VIDETTE.
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Another Richmond Excursion.

The veteran railroad agent, n. FL. HoTcH-
KISS, organized railroad excursion from
MaysviIle, Kentucky, to Richmond this
city, last week, and 10y this time the excur-
sionists are looking about them at the Fair
Grounds and other places in Richmond.
This was an exploit most creditable to our
friend. The fare for the round trip from
Maysyille and neighboring towns to Rich
mond was only $40. Great qualification as
well as real advantage must result from
making available the means OF communlca-
ton between communities living at great
distances from one another. In this in
stance many citizens OF Kentucky. the
daughter Of Virginia and devoted by
hundred ties to her yenerated mother, are
for the first time in their lives enabled to
meet virginians at their homes and observe
something of their domestic economy, and
understand better their temper and dispo-
sitiof.
Maysville being upon the Ohio river,
below Huntington, acquaintanceship be-
tween her citizens and ours will surely lead
to correspondence and to transactions
which cannot be anything but agreeable
and mutually profitable. Our citizens, Of
course, will not fail to improve every OPP
portunity Of extending their intimacy with
our good fellow-citizens of the West, who
live in the grand highway OF the transporta'
ton that will in time grow to dimensions
that will far excel the most sanguinc antici-
pations. t 'ss
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sREfTAs. Sarrss'Es
M FATR-WEEKl FAlR-GOODS /!
81 FATR PLACE4@ FAIR DEALING

= !. .
| HEADQUARTERS FOE DRY GOODS Is at
THALHIMER BROTHERS, COL Broad street.
where You will find the best and cheapest DRY
GOODS In be city. Give us a.ca and see for your
selves. 49,
GI.oAKs, GLeAKs, OAKS
400 CL0AKs, manufactured expressly 10 our or
der, jusf received. Look at our stock OF CLOAkS
before purchasing. Il tif ~
sHAwLs, SKIRTS, BLANKETS, QUILTS,
CARPETS, CURTAIN-LACEs, TOWELS, NAP
KIEs, TADLE-L7NEES, SHEETINGSs BED
TICKS, FLANNELs, CAssIMEREs, TWEEDs,
JEANS. WATER PROOFS, BEAVER CLOTHS,
&C., at extraordinary low prices.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
$50 pieces DRESS GOODS of all kinds, from 10
to 75c. yard. Call and see our stock Of DRESS
GOODS.
Csc. BLACK ALPACAs at 12H, 1G. 20, 25, 80,
| SO, 40, so, 60, and 75c. worth 5 10 25c yard
more.
e5 pieces BLACK CAsHMEREs. from Ice. to
sI.25. Don't buy your Black Goods before looking
at our stock.
AZ dozen elegant WHITE CORsETs Job lots) at
| SO dozen GoRsETs at 75c. and 81 worth 5oc
Abdominal and other CoEsETs for stout ladc.
| A dozen ladies' SOLID and STRIPED HOSE, 10
TO 75c.; 12a
SO dozen Gen,lemens PLAIN and FANCY HOSE,
10 to Soc;
| rs dozen Children's and Misses FANCY HOSE,
10 75c. ta @.@..a .sE
HEADQUARTERS FOR KID GLOVES.
02 dozen WHITE OPERA and COLORED KID
GLOVES 1T 5uc.-the best glove that we have
ever offered at that price;
| CT dozen BLACK and COLORED at 75c.. 81. and
$3.50. Give us 4 call Ii you want good and cheap
kID GLOVES. ..-....
SILK HANDKERCHTEFS AND SCARFS.
20 dozen Ladies' SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, large
u size, plain and brocaded, at soc. worth 81: -
16 dozen handsome BROCADED HANDkER-
CHIEFS at 75c. worth 1925;
| SO dozen SILK SCARFS 1t IS, 25, 40 and 73c..
Also, u large variety OF RIBBONS, PORTE MON
NAIES. COLLARS, CUFFS, BOWS, &C., at
!. very low prices;
FL dozen Gentlen,en's UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
Ginen bosoms) ut soc. Don't fail to call and gel
some of them at
oc 29-d4t&tS,M&T 601 Broad street.
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The 0HIo-RryER TRADE.-We observe in
the Augusta (Ky.) Chronicle OF the oath Oc-
tober the statement is made that the house
OF STRoUBE Il G. TAYLOR, OF that town, had
Just shipped to this city 1000 bushels Of
wheat. Augusta is very fiourishing town,
seated upon the Ohio river. in Bracken
county, ny. This shipment TO Richmond
is very remarkable event. Perhaps it is
the first that ever was made from that point
to Richmond. But certainly It would be
entirely practical and more than probably
beneficial thatit be followed by many others.
The Ohio-river trade will find its most adj
vantageous outlet to the Atlantic, by the
Virginia tidal ways. ~ it'll proper attention
and enterprise on the part OF our business
our trade with the 0hio-river
towns might 60 on to increase and prosper.
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T,he OId Hero.

Every county IN the metropolitan district
ewes It to It's own fame to give to the glori-'
ous, old hero, General JOHNSTON, telling
majority. But Richmond, more than any
lpars Of The district. should be intrepid
in her Efforts 10 gireshima rouaing vote. u
would be amor: featson that would loag
ea,sse the blash Of shame TO rise 70 the
cheeks Of the gallant and the fair, and those
81 the solid men who value the good name
Of the city, that she should fall to hit IT, up
her voice with might and main for JOHN IN
sTroS. ~ rs $3.50
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Miles. the Mormon charged at Salt Lake
City with marrying three young women at
tie Endowment House. had hearing be-
fore Commissioner Snrague Monday. The
witnesses summoned declined to answer, on
the ground that they were bound to secrecy
by oath to the Mormon Church, or would
criminate themselves If they testified.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIMENTl
. VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
RICHMOND. VA, October 26, 1873,
~ ENFRAJ,. ORDERS No ~

- /. The regiment will assemble on Broad be-
tween Tentj, and Eleventh streets ut O'Clock on
the MORNING OF TIE 31sT INSTANT: Com
mandants of companies Will assemble their COM
mands promptly at that hour.
RI, Tile competitive driIl will commence ut IL
O'Clock A. NJ. on the State Fair Grounds.
Ill. The military coYu pantes present at me Far
an that day will be reviewed Immediately after the
competitive drill by his Excellency Governor Hol-
liday and General Joseph 4. Johnston -,
All unattached com panies desiring to participate
in the review will report to regimcntal headquaT-
ters on the FAIRGROUNDS on the 31sr.
10, LANE STERNE, Adiutant. = -.
Unattached companies are invited to Join the
regiment Broad street, and proceed with Il 10 the
FaIr-Grounds on the 31st- .-s''s' oc 2S-M&W2t,
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'demasoSae Insisted bys fess laeu
followers, many negroesSas1d biassnt roliIi.
clans, and standard ref o. tue great
Democratic party, whose record Is dear 4. so
us all, and who is g grH e or IT,, aN w
ainia soldier and trsl. sarte1 guy.
Gentleman. y
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BANQUET.
'VHE ANNUAL BANQUET
ASSOCIATION or THE ARMY OF NORTHERN
VIRGINIA
(y1RGISIA DIVISION
..... WILL TAKE PLACE AT TIE
$50 ST. CLAIRE HOTEL,
CORNER NINTH AND GRACE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Immediately after the ANNUAL ADDRESS by Colo
mel William Allan, i'll the HALL OF THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
TX O'Clock p. ",
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1878.
TICKETS TO THE BANQUET, $3.50. WINES
EXTRA.
All persons desiring to attend the Banquet are re-
uuested to make immediate application for iickets,
that the Committee may know how many guests to
provide for. Address LEROY S. EDWARDS, Sec
rotary Army Northern Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Parties in the city can obtain tickets from any OF
the following:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
General BRADLEY T. JOHNSON,
Major ". X. MARTIN,
Colonel THOMAS Fl. CARTER,
Maori. A. BRANDER,
Private CARLTON MCCARTHY.
General WILLIAM i. 7: LEE, President;
Major ROBERT STILES. Treasurer;
Sergeant GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN,
Sergeant LEROY s. EDWARDS,
&C 17,l9.21,2S,29&3O6t Secretaries.
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me- COHEN BROTHERS

RY COHEN BROTHERS
Offer great inducements in CLuAKS; thci: assert.
mcnt Is full, from g 10 80:
500 yards Remnants OF RICHARDSON'SF FAMILY
LINEN at 30. 10, and 5cc-near un- ha!f t!!ri:
value;
MATELASSE FLASNELS in various co!ors:
Misses KNIT VESTS at &c. %. 30. 80. and 7Jc.:
Ladies' VESTS at 37t:. 80, 60, 95c., Sl.uj. an!
sl.2j-reducci fully % per cent;
Also. full assortment OF GruI;cmcn's KNIT
WEAR:
4 large STOCK of UPHOLSTERY REPS anG D.
MASSES;
CARPETS In Tapestry. Thrcc-Ply. Ingram. Vcn'-
lian. Cottage, and Hemp: Hemp Carprts ut II.
and 1jc.: Tw0-Piy Ingram 1T 80. 33, 37k, 80,
IS. and Soc. for best manufactured:
The largest and cheapest stock OF HOSIERY and
CORSETS ever offered III this city. &C 20
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RICHMOND. VA. October 20, 1875.

s...- ... CLERKS OFFICER
---.. RICHMOND, VA, October 20, 1878. :
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take notice
TINT a Dctition has been filed In said court by Will
liam H. Adams, Of Richmond, Va, In said district,
duly declared bankrupt under the act of Congress OF
March q 1867, and The acts anendatory thereof
and supplementary thereto, for discharge, and GER
tiIcate thereof, from all his debts aad other claims
NOVEMBER, 1878, at ~ OF lock NJ, at the Office
of honas s. Atkins, ESQ.,, Register In Bankruptcy,
in the custonl-house iii the city Of Richmond, Va,
where you may attend and show cause, II any you
have why the prayer Of the said petition should not
be granted. The second and third meeting of the
creditors win be held 1T the same time and place.
&C 3O-W2w.., JOHN X. POPHAN, Clerk.
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cC COHEN BROTHERS

arc now Offering the largest stock of
81 y OK AND C0LORED SlLK>
ever offered IN tbis State.
Good quality BLACK SILK ut - and Sc;
Heavy GROS-GRAIN from Il to $l.2j:
GUINNET'S SATIN-FINISH 1T 1926. :lCl,
S1.S5, and 90;
BONNET'S SATIN-FINISH AT Si.3J, :l.5C.
S1.75. sl.S5. S2.05. $40, <2G5. AMI - Is.
for quality that equals any ever Offered hereto
fore ut 81.
In COLORED SILKS. offer every quality Az! e ,,nr
including all the new shades. special attention
Is called TO an extensive variety of lHn,i,ylG.
evening shades.
4 large stock of BLACK aud COLORED SATINS.
including The various delicate that's;
Also, the largest stock BLACK M! CcLORED
SILK-VELEETS ever offered; "c 20
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81 General JoHNsToN's card and General
MooRE's certificate put an end to q SANDER
which will damage. only those who can thus
|sbamesully ,mistreats the hero patriot.
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A T MEADE i BAKERS

At MEADE il BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSfiIONS FOR lNEALiDS.
AIR-PILLOwS FOR TRAVELLERS.
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICEBAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAVELLING-FLASks
SPOSGE-BAGS.
POCKET-SToVES.
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCkET-ISHALERS,
STEAM-lNHALERS,
THR0AT-AT0SflZERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uhRD-RUDBER TRUssES,
SHoULDER-BRACES,
NASAL D0UCHEs,
FEyER-TERHoMETERs
GALvANIe-BATTERiE
Aud AL SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold /:
.Tgsy -, MEADE { BAKERS DRUGSTORE
n, OF 9l9 Main street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. DC.

HOUSEKEEPING IN OLD VIRGINIA,
Is handsome and valuable book
10 mistress and maid. II contains LOO receipts
the largest assortment In the southern States OF
BOOKS fnew and oldj, In all the departments Of
literature, particularly AGRICULTURE, and otter
m any OF them af lower prices than can be bad else
where. Z. j. W. RANDOLPH Sc ENGLISH, ss.t
Publishers. booksellers. Stalloners, Printers,
* ~ St ~ Binders, Blank Book and Paper.Box
q -, ASalnfac,urcrs, 500 ana 1904 Main street.
&C 3O.dEw .2.g.,.a u. 80, ..>.g
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BANGING ACADEMIES.

DIeHM0NDA AND MANCHESTER o.
ISGDANCINGr ACADEMIES now speii fos; ~ :
the r. cspifoni OF scholars. RICH u QNl5&gA S
ACADEMY-WEDNESDA and SATUR.E.saA
.DAYXAFTERS CONS for iaties, misses. anal mas
ENaGIcH no NISIToRs Matinee $50 rec ENERa
sATuRDAY AZ eselccs IUspq, 25c., g
fMANlEEsTiia9 alA DEM u =. Claess tod laaies.i
misses, and masters. MONDAY AFFERAaQS Ut II
Respectfully, foe ll.eoa1mI H.F.LAUBE.
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'.. FREIGHT OFFIcE}
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG r. Re-,
October 80. S7s.
U1uE FREIGHT DEPUTS WILL BE
L CLOSED TOMORROW THURSDAY, 3lst in
stant) to allow employees to attend the State Fair
No freight will he received or delivered Oh that day.
by order of the Supernt endent: $780,,
&C 30-1t I. II. BRANStOkD, AeeHl.
PARTIES HAVING
IN PAPER MATURING ON THURSDAY; OGto-
her LIST. will please attend 10 the same on WED-
NESDAY the 3Oth instant, as the banks desire to
close on Thursday to allow their officers 70 attend
the State Fair. y. W; LOChWOoD
Cashier National Bank of Virginia;
W. X. QUARLES,
Cashier Planters National Bank;
j. i. MORTON,
Cashier Merchants National Bank;
MANN S. QUAIsLES,
Cashier Richmond Banking aud Insurance Co.;
EDWARD COHEN,
4. .....- President City Bank of Richmond;
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Cashier Bank of Commerce.;
.r,. WILLIAM NJ. HILL.
.-.....s T.. Cashier State Bank of Virginia;
s. a. GLOVER,
(, Cashier First National Bank;
81 EDWIN Il. SNEAD.
oc 29-2t Cashier Cilizeus Bank OF Riehmond.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

SILK DEPARTMENT.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT In Black and Calorcd Is
complete:
sl.75 SILK reduced TO 81 per yard:
-.,t 1926 SILK reduced to Sl.25 per yard:
1915 SILK reduced TO $50 per yard;
$3.50 SILK reduced to 81 per yard:
COLORED SILKS in Navy-Blle, Botte-Grccn,
Gray. Drabs, and Seal-Brown at s1.75-nerer
sold for less than So before IN the city; Navy
Blue. Bottle Green, Scal-Brown, Slate, Drab,
and Plum only csc. yard;
from so to 75c. per yard.
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TIVE SUPPER WHICH THEdIADIEs!
3 Ls0FasT:iEA UI,S CHURCH HON p. WE'RE 70
give afieE tho Mezart Tie Hyeling ef TIE
UNTIL FURTHER NUTIGE.
oc 3O-1t zel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sr LEVY BROTHERS

.-~------->4. = - : - - tsOliSES.
ss LEVY BROTHERS
announce this week special grand opcpt,,,,
4:5ez FALL AND WINTER GOODS
for the accommodation OF their uuuerops co.,.
friends and patrons.
GRASDEsT DISPLAY or
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
CLoAKs,
SHAWLS,
CARPETS, and
!: GESTLEMEN'S GOODS,
ever exhibited In this city.
LEVY BROTHERS
make 1t rule 10 have every article in ,het, s.,-.
marked 10 be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRICE,
LEVY BROTHERS
show the LARGEST, BEsT-AssORrED. M. chg,
EST STOCK OF DRY GOODS ever oGerc. in ,r,.
city. Their assortment includes
SILKS Of every color and quality;
VELVETS bought al less than half value:
CASHMERES, both Black and Colored;
DRESS GOODS Of every price. color. aad Gaa,I,r.
FLANNELS Of every description, style. and price.
BLANKETS from s2 pair 10 the finest n.lGc:
CARPETS Of every grade, and at prices thu. r,.,
suit The times
KNITTISG-COTTON;
CARPET-WARP;
GENTLEMEE'S and LADIES' UNDERWEAR a.
every quality:
CAsSIN1ERES;
LAUSDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
Don't fail to call and see The ,raud display
LEVY BROTHERS.
10l7 aud 1919 Main stree.
store closed on SATURDAY. &C %
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: sglti1 = 8. RooMs THfRD ENTHUSIASTICALLY :.
1T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMMITTEE = ~ ~
!, s[sI;s No. Eleventh. street tup-stairsI ) 81,
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL, DIS
i TRICT COMMITTEE - CON SERVATIYEl
have established their headquarters ct No. Eiey-
Streets and would be- pleased TO hare the people OF
this district cLcr with them inlregard 70 the cam
! Tho rooms win be open from 9 A. NJ o3 P.M,
and from Sto 10 r. Msg 7sgIsf -! sts}a
! The committee would be glad 10 have residents OF,
the counties visiting the city call at their rooms and
make known The Requirements of their localities.
1 General ,JoaEpH e. JOHNSTON, when not can.
wasting In The Counties, can be found here from IA
Ali. Communications addressed toithe Secretary
relating % district affairs will receive the prompt
attention due Them. u. BELL BIGG ER,f -
I, loe i7.tSoyl altl3ti9 5sitE Ills Secretary. J.
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CIOsED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

'I.-. OFFICE OF THE MAYoR,l
RICHMOND, October 90, 1878. !
THE PUBLIC OFFICES OF THE CITY
I WILL BE CLOSED OH THURSDAY, October
3lst, from IL O'Clock a. NJ, TO enable The officers
and employees 10 attend the State Fair
oc 3Or2t w. G.. DARLINGTON. Mayor.
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DENTISTS.

GssfW. JONES, =. .s, @ssa
W.. 80: DENTIST, r 80, s,r y s !, Is, z
i3tIrSCIJ.s on NINTH STREET., With every con-
.Senience Tor comfort, Of bis pssieni
cyears cxperisnce, Is prepared 10 peglSFp ~
Operations gently aud thorough'y Tor an sneI -
sire his services. W
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POLITICAL.
CAROLINE COUNTY. !.
APPOINTMENTS.

The following Conservative meetings are an
nou,iced for Caroline county: -.
BoWLTNG sGREEN-MONDAY NIGHT, October
PORT T' RiioYAIL.TUEsDAY, October goth, II
GufhNEEA's-TUEsDAY EVENING, October 2sth,
mA & Hs,SSS, WEDNESDAY, October soth, II
cHEsT riRF1EID DEPoT-wEDNEsDAY, octo-
Der 3Olh, P. NJ. ztrlv: r. fGig,G
General JOSEPH E.JoHNsToN, ~,
*, 1855 Hon. ". D. QUEsEEBEBRY, ~ ~
ii is ,,- Major WsF.G. GREGORY ;si;s s&!:t&
49, Colonel VS.. GILLIAN, II .,rs5 ssss .s.,,t3
'5s2. Maior ROBERT STILES,
and Others, will be present. - <ltiIi=t szt oc 20
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OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT SYCLE BROTHERS..
5000 pairs KID GOLVES arc reduced from 81 20
to Soc 4 pair--in I'LL shades;
5000 pairs Isle GLOVES from 20 10 &C. Il
l.20O pairs LINED GAUSTLETS at 2Oc.-real
500 pairs REG ULAR-MADE HOSE at 1875. a
500 STRIPED CLICKED. WORKED, aud EN-
BROlDERED from 10 TO zoe. L pair;
200 pairs STOCKINGS from S to 2Jc. pair:
4 large assortment OF CHlLDREN'S STOCKINGS
from 10 to soc. pair:
Five pairs good BALBRIGGANS for 81:
5000 pairs of those GOOD SOCKS at 10..-rcal
value 25c. i pair.
Sc DAMASk TOWELS are rcCuced to So:
$3.50 HUCkABACk TOWELS are reduced to =
$50 GERMAN LINEN TOWELS are reduced
10 So:
So TOWELS are reduced to $50 DOZEN
These are The cheapest TOWELS that have ever
been offered in Richmond, and parties wishing
them will call 1T once and supply themselves.
Good CRASH only sc. yard-all linen:
SO dozen LINEN IIEAISTITCHED HANDLER
CHIEFS are reduced from $3.50 To 81
dozen: .
20 dozen more Of those 12h.c. HANDKERClIIEFS;
500 more Ut &c. apiece; "
a large ass Ortucnt OF SlLK lIANDKERCuIEFS;
A large assortment o. SCARFS aud TIES;
A handsome SCARF ut 15c.
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HOUSES. MULEs. &c.

. - hEU1kss11Ss II y HLl1.ss 49,.
j FOR SALE CHEAP. a. 8'f1st-ti kC>-3y7
La FINE BLACK, HORSE SIX; years old 81
AFINE COLT: l5rts 8.
A T0P-BUGGY, nearly new: 49, 49, !
Oh z)ne set BUGGT-HAESESS; Eli2f3tt - IG
4 4ASAnDLE and BRIpIsE,t .fsyel. 4 fy;eis..
The above Will be sold cheap, rs The owner does
moi wish iofEi Etef them. X fzltsil s!
Il ApplSto + ,.ssSsjQ ~ t!sgGC- BEN SEIT.sf.
! Stables. Second street betYeen Broad and Gsase.
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BANKRUPTCYs
mo. 5647.,

mo. 5647.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRiCT OF yIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
WILLIAM Ii. ADAMS, BANKRUPT. IN BANK
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me- BROAD-STREET NJ f T HODIST
CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth srrccts).-Rev.
8. A. STEEL will preach THIS EVENING at O'Clock.
Service in the 1ecture--oom.
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A DANIEL COME TO JUDGMENT.

Major Daniel, OF Lynchburg, who is reck-
oned the foremost Virginia orator, is stump
ing this district for Johnston, probably
upon the ground Of Confederate memories,
for each OF these men have eleven wounds
received in battle. The affinity cannot be
upon the money question, for the Virginia
orator-the eloquent Daniels one OF the
most rampant Greenbackcrs in this or any
other State If the money issue only con-
trolled, we should find Daniel expending
his eoquence in behalf OF Newman. These
two men are upon the same platform, and
that Daniel should stump for Joe Johnston,
the hard-money candidate $50 called), is one
of the curiosities of the campaign.
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H COHEN BROTHERS

HAVE JUST OPENED
40 pieces If MtTEL.lSSE DRESS GOODS. Z,
black and colorcd. a. lGa,c.:
80 pieces ALPACA LUSTRES. IN black an! col.
orcd, at 1870;
Is pieces DOCBLE-WIDTH MOURNING GRAY
at 16a,c. worth 35c.
25 pieces ALL-WOOL MATELASSE BEIGE.
37Ec. worth fully double;
A large stock of new designs In PLAlns;
Also, Il full assortment of NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS;
The best ALL-WOOL SOC. CA IiME'.E ever Of.
fercd In this city:
LCBlN'S BEST CASHMERES Il: grra,iy-rc.luccl
prices;
4 large stock Of MOURNING; GOODS. cc2G