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.RufIer's Next Brick.
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN BULLDoZlNG TO BE
COMPARED AND ILLUSTRATED.

NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN BULLDoZlNG 10 BIZ
COMPARED AND ILLUSTRATED.
1t is reported that General Butler is pre-
pairing great speech on buidozlng, when
he intends to deliver during the coming
session of Congress. He proposes to com.
pare southern and northern bulldozers, and
show that the latter are the worst OF the
class. lie also intends TO give some bull
doing incidents connected with his cam
paign in Massachusetts, and from all ac-
counts his speech will give the bloody-shirt
shriekers something to think OF and reply
to-if they can. General Butler has way
of backing his statements up with facts and
figures which make them hard to contradict.
Wdshin0tOp Post
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The reception in Canada OF the MARQUIS
OF LoRNE, accompanied by his wife. the
Princess LOUISE. has been quite as enthusi-
astic as the venerable British Queen could
have desired. The royal family Of England
is large, and the suggestion that 1t VIII be
well TO parcel off OF its younger members
amongst the provinces is very wise. Eng
land has territory enough for it, and ap-
pears to be still pursuing the policy OF ac-
QUESTION. The campaign in Afghanlslan
may add dominion that may become sort
of school OF reform for the more intractable,
or the enfants terTi6les, Of the royal house.
There is plenty Of places, and it will pro-
badly become an economical policy with
the English people to send Oft the young
princes to distant lands, there to be sup
ported in style compatible with their dig
nifty at provincial expense.
The. MARQUIS OF LoRNE, in response to
the reception-speeeh or speech of welcome,
showed that he had studied somewhat the
style OF pleasing, and dealt ina polished and
subdued manner in the art vulsarly called
in this country. demagoguery.
The British Queen, one Of the most ex-
enpiary OF queens that ever ruled land,
is SO advanced in. life that she cannot long
survive. She is, besides Queen OF Great
Britain, Empress of India. 1t will be found
. no doubt very convenient to provide for
one OF the princes by putting him over
India. England will have heavy Job in
providing such royal household as she
will have under the prevailing social life
and usage OF royalty. Now, il it were as
in times of old, Jealousy and rivalry would
keep down excess by pruning cut the
number OF princes Of the blood. AS it is,
however, they must be provided for.
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x u : y = 40.
We commend TO the attention OF the New
York Times, the Cincinnati Commercial,
and other bloody-shirt organs, the follow
ing description OF the manner in which a
Republican congressman was elected In
Minnesota. 1t is from the st. Paul Globe !:
$ Mr.. Wasbburn bought his nomination,
and followed up that purchase by buying
his election. 0oters were eoloni2ed, Illegal
voters OF MI classes used, men were bought
direct cash, and the most infamous means
Sescrted TO which are known TO the lowest
and yitcst OF low and vie poll ticians.
s {. We weigh our words when we shy that
liam u is more justt ei,t;tled
3 10 eel III a1e5iit larry sal5t is seat I'm
B Congress. He has violated both law aud
3tIeeenes has show himself deslitute
sof shame ind homo r.
G'an soush tafolsa a q lay oyer 81 that /? NJ
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DEATHS.

: Died, November 9th. at ~ O'Clock. or droesy,
CHARLIE, youngest son of james and me ia'e oa'-
lie L. Fox; aged six years aud TWO m0htns. 5 he,
flight 10 that bright realm where there Is, we knoW'
joyous reunion Of this an2e boy ana s his
suffering 20 the last until his angel mother bore MIN
her loving arms 70 avail our is go ahas resi-
dance on Scott street between Venabe and Car
ripgton' THIS Thursday AFTERNOON al, 3
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance or lnefamily,
md those OF Mrs s, p Fellows. are respectfully In
yited TO attend. By ONE WHO LOVED Him. :
died. Mt his residence, 1907 Clay street, Tuesday
night mt Il O'Clock. Mr.. FRANCIS AAHONEY, In
The sixty-flfth year OF bis age.
His funernI Will take place from st. Patrick's
church THIS Thursday MORNING at 81 O'Clock:
Friends aud acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 attend.
cODy, .,-E -r..srtr- '.s# 81 !"
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COAL COMBINATION Observation-Disclosures
hem. Pa, November 20. "A meeting OF the
Lehich Valley coal operators was held mere
today. About fifteen operators were pre-
sent. The proposition OF Presidents Gowen
and Dickson to continue the combination
until April 1st was rejected. but the confer
cnce committee was rcappointed and were
authorized to make arrangements penang
negotiations for temporary stoppages OF
mining after January 1St.
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Haiatirp tha FLOOD Gates.

In the coming week The. flood gate of dis
cussiof and CONDENSATION are to be hotsted
III W ashington aud In Richmond. Congress
opens its session on Monday. and the Gene
raj Assembly 81 Virginia begins work on
"Wednesday The D patch-Wili. keep its
readers well informed OF the doings OF the
two bodies. In Washington we shall be
represented by the accomplished CORE.
spondent whose interesting letters during
the last session afforded SO much satisfaction
to our readers.
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THE VALLEY RAnRoAD.-There Is no no
doubt that the Finance Commissioners VIII
reject the proposition Of the Valley Railroad
Company, and the Baltimore and ONO raii-
road will take similar action. On next Fri
day, when the Finance Board meet again,
resolutions rel ecting the proposition VIII oe
adopted. baltimore American, 21th.
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A T MEADE Il BAKERS


DRUGSTORE
hlR-CUSHIOSS For !NNAIlbs.
AlH-plLLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS
HOT-W ATER BAGS.
ICEBAtS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTu FOR INFANTS,
SUFr-EUBEER BED-PANs,
TRAVEiLINt;-FLAsh
SpOSGE-BhGS.
rBCkET-STUFES,
UORSE-HAlR FLESH GLOEEo
FLESH BRUSHES,
pUCkET-ISIiALERS,
STEAM-iSHAI.TRS,
THROAT TONlXEIS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SUOULDE!-DRACE
NASAL DOUCHES,
hBDOMINAL->CrrO
UARD-RUBDEE TNUsSE>,
FEYER-TERM0METE
MUNICIPALITIES.
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold =.
MEADE & BAKERS nrnSs'"r''
,o, gl9 MatD s'rrti.
-
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T SECOND BAPTIST: CHURCH
tcoruer Main and Sixth streetsl.-There WILDE q
Thanksgiving service, in which a. tie Baptist
Churches Of the city win unita, THIS EVENING at
O'Clock. Services TO be conducted by Rev. J. l. NJ
CURRY, DID. and Rev. HENRY MCDONALD. D. D
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SPECIAL NOTICES. z.
Er NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES
NEW PRICES,
THALHlMER BRoTurna

ihhbpfncfS DtOIHEG9,
COL BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH.
WI gre they are RECEIVING their second sunnlr ~
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODa,
Our buyer being North. VIC arc d,,,., ,.no,u,
large aSditons 10 our very extensive stock. '''H
Over 300 Of the HANDSOMEsT Cto.Ks :, at,
cl,y, mace 10 our special order, from SO n 600
Give us call In these goods as They are th,, 10
and cheapest we have ever had. "''
we give our special attention 10 BLACK c,eu-
MEEES; IL, The handsomcst an. best All. WoGT,
LEAD the irTpe Ill these gopts Pl.-,4:. c,i, , "t
examine them. ""
We viii show during The entire week nj, Of .ro 0o,.
est styles Of COLuRED DRESS GG0IS H.
PLAIDS, ERSWtigyn,rsIn"
t"illed, aud piain-from I24c. up. '''''
Having purchased the entire stock os b,r,-r,,
sale Of FLANSELS. We viii OTTER the .r"i,ro.
WHITE TO be found anywhere outside r: Wv
In CASSIMERES for mems and boy-s wsor We ,,.o
received large additions, and now show th, H..
assorted ana loweSt,priccd stock It has EYER been
our pleasure 10 offer. GOOD CA>SIIEETS
from Zoe. per yard upwards.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS \, 4 .,c-,s,o .,
close them out Us we do not wi'h 10 ko'y..rn
any more. '' '"''H
BOSOM SHIRTS at soc worm y. I, - :: ~: y
the best we have ever shown. Ak
LADIES' and GESTLEMEN.S FLANSrr
SHIRTS at 5Cc---au extra bargain. Our stool -
MERlNO UNDERWEAR Is very cx.cu.i,,
and We can supply any one lii wan, N. thr.r'
goods. "''
a new lot of over 600 dozen TWO-BTTT0v KIN
GLOVES in black, cGlorcd. Wilt. ana nIrr,
shades at SOC. pair. Every one should see ilc.c
goods. 'N--
All Of the latest novelties In BLACK SILK ana
CHENILLE PRINCES 1t extraordinary low
prices.
full line OF the rcrest styles Of RIBBONS
SCARfS. BOWS. SILK HANDKERCHIEF,
&C.. can now be had at our place.
We keep everything 70 he had In a fr:f.cl,., dry
goods house and NJ prices 10 defy COMPETITIONS
Gail and examine. and You viii ." c9u.iur.I or
these facts, at THALHiNlER EnUTI!ER>
COL Broad street, nor ., Slnih
no 23-S,N&Th
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BISTSESS CHANCES.

DRUGS STORE FOR SALE.-THE
IL COMPLETE STOCK, FIXTURES, GOOD
WILL. &C, OF The drugstore 1912 est Main street
for sale privately on reasonable terms. satisfactory
reasons given for selling. Apply to
GEORGE 4. DOCk.
5O4 east Broad street, Richmond, va.
no 06-cOd3t
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nTsT. MARKS CHURCH corner of
First and Clay streets)-There WILDE Thanksgiving
service and collection TO-DAY ID o'clock 81.
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ROOTS. SHOES. DC.

r AIDES FIFT II -AYEN E.rsS4
IL AIMEE, PRINCESS. GONDOLA. 3MA
GRECIAS, aud PAREPA SLlpPERS;g Rs
CHILDREN'S BLOCK-HEEL SHOES
something new; - ~
MISSES FRENCH-KID and BASKET-LEATHER
FRENCH-IiEEL BUTTON BOOTS;
LADIES FINE DOOTS-E. C.. Burt's make:
BOYS HANDMADE WA U l. X S I
SHOES: - .,,.
GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE-SOLE BOOTS,
ENGLISH TIES and CATERS:
and SLIPPERS;
TRUNKS. VALISES, SATCIIES, BAGS. OVER
SHOES, &C., &C.. at j. y. GRiGG'S,
nol2 Tenth and Main streets.
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A new post office is established at both-
wick, Dinwiddie county, Va, on the route
from WathalPs Store to PetersDurg' va
between San Marine and Dinwiddie Court
house. . &@t
Look out for colder weather to-day or to-
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99-CENT STORE.

So-1ES SkONh.
DECEIVED AT sos BROAD STREET,
\ beautiful line Of ALBUMS 1t 99c. and 1913;
Handsome PEARL CAED-CASES at 9oc. and
4l.5O-thc latter 4 great bargain;
Handsome INLAID SHELL CARD-CASES;
Full line Of GERMAN and FRENCli-PLATE
MIRRORS mt &c, 75c., and 99c.:
Five dozen TIIREE-SHELF FOLDING BOOK
RACKS-WALSUT;
Another lot OF CARRIAG E-WIIGES, six 70 eight
feet long at 99c. and :l25-c9ery one warrant
cd
4 lot of THEEE-SEI PLANT-STA NDS at 99c. /;
More of those handsome C!iAIS-TABLES, with
inlad tops, 1t 99c.;
Handsome LAMPS. with full scvcn-inch Argan!
trinmings-G dozen styles, among which are liz
urcs AMI extra gilt
Handsome lot OF LADIES' OPERA-CHAISS and
SETS ri 99c.:
4 lot OF new styles III WALNUT WALL-POCh-
ETS-s0me very handsome ones;
The best low-priced COAL-HODS In town.
Catalogues mailed free 10 any one sending address
aud all orders promptly and carefully filled.
W. \. STEVENS,
no23 sos Broad stree.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADQUARTERS CoaII

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY CT
z RICHMOND, November 20, S7S.
. 4 SSEMBLE AT YOUR ARMORT
IA TONIGHT rThursdast mt SS O'Clock. fnH
fuI.dress uniform. Every member Is expected t
to be present. IL
by order of Lieutenant TATE STARKE COM
manding. G. u. CHiLOiESs,
no 2S-lt* = Orderly Sergeant.
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SOTtsT ORDERS.

the Circuit '""'' -
Y Hanover county, November = !S's ;;,,..,,t.
Melville C. Thompson and o'hcrs..'''''' 'I'"''''''
against ,... mn, a., SO.
d, L. Jones sheriff Of Hanover county. aHG
administrator OF Sarah \. Thompson, ~ t,r.,,
and of oliver THOMPSON. dec'+is Ell.
And more than W. N'"' s - ,b :
cl,nsct since the Is tales VI sarah y. IRON r,.
cr,Sri and Oliver Thorn sou deceased "yt T i.,,,
mi,teI 10 the hands Of The defen'!au; -!
ir,ffo, and accounts OF the Transactions 'l II
fanTanI AS such administrator OF said t2''',r
The drbis ana icrnantS against said S.tFa.i " ~ -
son and Oliver Thompson, deceased "a ',,ipl,t,,
ilcd I'm this cause on the motion Ok Wv 4: =
who are distributes of each OF SAID TES,,,.-
ordered thai The creditors OF said sar"h ~ ,hrt '
son and oliver Thompson, deceased Q! - ~, hey
eirhcr of their estates, Go show cLuS,% VT 'REG.
CAV on the FIRST DAY OF TUE: ~ ni'Er,
IT'AR TERM fMAY. 1879 OF th.TT ttr,,rl.,
~ FORE This Court. why the rtta.r' Ni -. ..fI a..
sbnnid not be paid aud delivered 10 iAcI' "
ICES without r,iundiur bonds. ..,,r ,tf, gT,l,r
And IL Is further ordered that cop, ~ County
hn nns,eI Al the front door oi Hanoi, .l.yg,
Cour,housr on the tirs, days OF two suctt H. nu!s-
NJ Hanover County Court, and ano'ier [%t ,ln .at
ushaJ npcr \ week for four successive "''"
Richmond Dispasch.
4 cop,-Tcste: rrnWX, Clrrl.
SANDS, LEAKE & CARTER p. q ~ -
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MARRIAGES.

Married. In this city, on The 14th Of SoTefo s
1S7S, at the residence Of the brides mother; 3y !ie
Rev. Mr. Sands, Mr.. WILLIAM n: pa SIhiI ~ T. =
of New Kent county, to Miss EAIONiA Man,
of Richmond. Va. ..r,e..a - -"
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sSENT EETS.
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CON CERT
On TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1878,
at sX o'clock, at MOZART BALL,
MRS. TYLER, MISS SWAIN, MR.. W. II. GRANT,
PROF. REINHARDT. MISS KATE MERA,
The MOZART ORCHESTRA,
and others.
Proceeds TO be expended in enlarging Meade Me-
moral church. Manchester.
Tickets. SOC. Reserved seats at Wyatt's music
store, Main street, FRIDAY, November 20ill,
without additional charge -.-
Tickets may also be had ut the bookstores IN
Manchester, or OF any Of the friends OF the church
In that city. no 20
CONCERT-BENEFIT OF ST. MARKS
" CHURCH-IN SUNDAY-SCHOOL ROOM,
corner First and Clay streets. FRIDAY, November
90. 1878. at 8 O'Clock, p. M.-Miss CHAMBER
LAYNE, Miss MITCHELL, DR.. BARTKowSKI, MIR.
LUBBOCK. ,
mate qnartctte-2Iessrs. Cunningham, Parham,
PizZni. and CardoZa-will take part, In connection
with others.
no.27-3t
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MEETINGS..

NOTICE.-The mean, & :
I've. hers of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40. will N1{
attend a stated communicative &c ST. Albania "
Hall THIS Ibrrsdayl EVENING Mt 8 O'Clock.
BLENDERS Of our sister lodges and visiting brethren
are invited TO be present.. &
BY order of che W. 81. go $50 ,i7s.s.g
no 2a-ltS WILLIAM j. RIDDICK. Secretary.
TIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF "a
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MASONIC Xxx
ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA. "
viii be held ut ST. Adams hall on FRIDAY the 29th
instant, at O'Clock p. M.
M 1f)-td secretary.
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CITY isg.W a 4.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-Any citizen signal
! ling Il strcet-car and not gaining attention OF
tic driver will ohlgc the undersigned by taxing No.
of ear and reporting the same.
r. T.. WALKER.
no l0-3m Superintendent City Railway.
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PERSONAL.

TAUTION.-All persons are cautioned
" not to credit any of the crew CT the Russian
bark IINSATAR. as the captain will not he rcSpon-
siblc for any debts contracted.
no 2S.3t o. V.I.UNDGREN. Master.
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BLANK.ROOK !;
A CCOUNT-BOOkS, 1879 !,

IN -
books cannot be made IN hu. nv We nave an hamd
supply of books OF our q wn manufacture and a
large stock OF the cheap norfherii make. The as
sortment embraces tue different sizes from the
largest ledger to the SID alest pocket memorandum
j. ". AND0LPH 4 ENGLISH,
!. ers, Rlank-Rook r.nd Paper.Box manufacturers.
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LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
ME! LINE! LIME!
Daily expected per schooner Harry Iandtll.
2.2l2 BARRELS 'GLES'S FALLS" LUMP
LINE. ...--" o..
For sale low from vessel.
s4G.s $3.50. r. THOMAS ELLETT.
no 23-1m 1913 Basin bank.
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WI CATARRu REMEDY.

4 safe and positive cure for Acu;" AMI .t.#@
Calarrh clcCting rapid cures when al! rta.r i:'l'
mcut he'd fai'ud. IL ha almost entirely 80. ..''
the ilSc uf expensive luhalers and naSa! !n.1'- \
single application will relieve weight ana "i'ia'--
sion about the head and soften ana cal,"i ia" 81,
mucous thar closes the Eostrii>. l. l. lIrs'Tt"" ,
the medical profession, and nlghly "H''f'" ",'" .'
moved by Inc pui,lic who, win one arC". J. a..-
n5unce IL the best remedy known Tor tai.'!.' " az
its stages. ,....... 81.
,rr pI-EcEII JADJ L co.. ticlnund; y. s. \.
SANTOS. Norfolk: ana y. WAIT, Staun'",.
Price. so cents prr bottle. 90 -"'4",
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LECTURE.

TyENRY \. WISE BEVILLE, formerly
L l. of Halifax county, now Of this city, will de-
liver a FREE TEMPERANCE LECTURE at
TRINITY CHURCH TONIGHT tThllrsday) at z?
O'Clock. The members Of Richmond Lodge !. o.
G. r, and Springfield Division, Sous or temperance,
are requested 10 be present.
DR.. J. j. MORAN will assist at the meeting.
no 19-lt&
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DESCRIPTION.
JOHN BR =. DLEY.-Whte,2 pa years ofage, $ feet
64 inches 9Th gray eyes. dsrx hair, and has small
scar sb ieft side oil his forehead: business or
seamsss AND said 10 come from lndisnapons d lma
j. "a. OVERWHELMING, % years of age, 5 feet
81 la hes high gray eyes, light hair and complex
toa; 70 marks or sears apparent ON his lcad, race
OF lands business of trainer of race-horses: no
e .r1i on his face; said to come from Washington
l.. G.. ...-..E go, :
, feet inches high dark.gray eyes, dark hair ana
| Complexion; no marks or scars on his head face,
or hands; business OF printer said 70 come ircih
Washington, D. e.. no 2S-Zt
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All Of the latest novelties In BLACK SILK and
CHENILLE PRINCES Il extraordinary low
prices.
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Nest. JAMES CHURCH.-Thanksgiy
ing services THIS MORNING at II O'Clock.
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a new lot of over 200 dozen TWO-BUTTnT Kyn
GLOVES In black, cGlorcd, Whit. and nrs' ;,
shades at Soc pair. Every one should see iNc.c
goods. 49,
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full line Of the rcrest styles Of RIBBONS
SCARtS. BOWS. SILK IIASDkEHCU NEE,
BUTTONS In silver gl;;. clare dc l,uu. ,r.trl
&C.. can now be had at our place.
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PROCLAMATION.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

DY THE NUNEKNUR OF fIRNININ.
A PROCLAMATION.
reformation having been received by The kIccn-
tive that JOHN BRADLEY, j. III. MURRAY ana
JAMES THOMPSON. who were confined in the jail
OF The city of Richmond .y authority or law nave
escaped tkerclrom and are now Ioihs ~ iagEs:
D0ILiRS to any person who shall arrest either Of
the said escaped prisoners and deliver him or them
into the Jail OF said city OF Richmond, and l DO
moreover require ell officers of mis- Commonwealth,
civil and military. and request the people generally,
to use their best eXertions To- procure their arrest
that they mas be brought 10 justice.
SEAL under the Lessee Seal Of the Common
~--j wealth, AZ RlcbV loud ibis 9Th day OF No.
vember, 1878. FB ED. W. NJ. HOLIDAY.
By the Governor:
.' is aES MCDONALD.
Secretary OF The commonwealth.
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we give our special attention 10 BLACE C.e1,
MERES. TIE handsomcst and best Ali. .wcrL
LEAD the irtde III these goo.ls Pltr4:. c,ii ,"E
examine them. ~ 'h'-
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LADIES and GESTLENES'S FLANNEL
SHIFTS At 5Cc--an extra bargain. Our STOCK -,
MERISO UNDERWEAR Is very cy.cu.I,,
and We can supply any one In wan. u. thr.c
goods '' =
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over 300 Of the HANDSOMEsT Cto,xs
city, made 10 orr special order, from "a - ..1S
Give us call In these goods. as they arc th,, 10
and cheapest we have ever had '''- u.s.
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gu BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GoOps. V
Our buyer being North. We are daiIy ,,co,-.
arge additions 10 our very extensive stock '''9
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We will show during The entire week nil of .I,o ,o,.
est styles Of COLuRED DRESS GG0nS -
PLA DS- kSlCkEREpC X ERS-dynros'
twtlicd, aud piain-from " &c. up. - 's''
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We keep everything 20 be Ind IN ilr:f-cl,ss dry
goods house. and NJ prices 10 defy c"mpn,illnr
Gail and examine. and yOu viii %" CONVINCED II
these facts, ut THALHlMER EnuTHER>
COL Broad street, tn! nor -, sixth
no 23-S,M&Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28

In CASSlMERES for mems and t0y-s wear We n,.c
received large additions, and now show The ir.,
assorted AMI loweSt-pr!ccd stock II has cy,r l,n
our pleasure 20 offer. GOOD CA>SITEprG
from 23c. per yard upwards. -'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-28

Having purchased The entire stock of a hartrun,
sale Of FLANNELS, We will otter the .r..i,,tpt
Inducements Ia RED. GRAY NJ r.: T'ssst
WHITE TO be found anywhere oui ,tlc -; S Smt
York. vi. W"
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-23
House Bill No. 1i0.l

An Act concerning the Estates Of Deceased Persons I}p it enacted by the nate ant, HousA ofR,prcsun
 4 tatives i'll General Assembly oonv.ned:
 That wherc any estate of Il deceased person in settlement as all insovrnt estate shall pruvs to b, solvent more than sufficient to bay Inc amount afdrbts presented and alowet tlan1t it, il shall b" the duty Of the court ,fpr0hac ill ordering the payment of the debts so allowed, [" d d interest upPn said debts from the tnneytu whIch interest hSd been ail"wol upon th.'ln by the ro,nniisSi Il CTS, or by 0 lrt of review, or superior court nn appeal, to the time win Il payment is Sn odrr d : provided, that il Such u tate ls not sufficient to pay stch interest in nl!, such amount as s lcf shall be applied pro rata upon q q :ns allow cd
 Approved, March r. lS7@.
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-23
tSanalo Bill No. .S3.l CHATTER XLIy.

a Anssct o:lccrnins Embezllament
 Be it enacted by the senate and usc of Rep ~escn-
 tatives in General assembly cunyrned
 Sec. I. Every officer or a:ellt of any public. mn !Iirpal, or private corporation; " rXecutor. ad inlinistrator, Guarliah conspryator urany trustee nndcr tcStsni'ntary or any express trust who shall wronfulls appropriate aud convert to his own use thr money. fun'ls, or prop rty of such corporation estate, ward, trust or other ron silall bcFItlty otGmhsZzlemrnt and shall be pun- iihed By fin" not t6 'xrrcd ten thons md dollars or by imprisonment not to excc,d ten years, or by such fine and Imprisonment both.
 See. ?. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with tllis act are hereby rspealpl.s ..ss .-E
 Approved. March z9, 1oT;j. FE -s5 %
The Newtown bee., 1878-05-23
[Housc Bll N. .r4.1

CHATTER l.. An Act relating to Salaries and their Time of Pay
 m"nt. Be it enacted by the senate and House of Roprescn- E tatiycs ill General assembly convGned: Src. l. No annual salaries after the quarterly payment thereof in July 1878 shall be paid in a,i- vance, but such salaries shall be paid on the s5C- nd Monday of each month aurc,ctliug that ill which the services were r,n'c ed. C, nmcIcing with the scroni Monday in November 1>1o. Sec, ?. Chapter one hun fred and or ine of tie pubic acts af 1S7T and all ctl,r acts ncUnsis- tent herewith. are hereby repealed. Approved, March 20 1878.