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OF all the impudent letters which have
ever come under our notice, late one OF
GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSHIPS to the New
York Graphic is the most unblushing in its
effrontery. The rascal talks as if he were
much better fighter than General LEE or
JOE JOHNSTON. he threatens South Caro-
lima with :" new suppression +" il Der peo-
pie persist in .'dividing time" with the
darkies at their Republican meetings. He
talks as if he had the whole of the United
States army at his command, and would in
person lead them against the sinners OF
South Carolina, or, II need be, against
those OF the entire South. When did GEORGE
become SO fierce fighter and so dangerous an
enemy? The philadelphia papels-or,
rather some OF them-have for years held
up GEORGE as the champion liar OF the
country, but he has never hitherto had any
reputation as great General. BY the way,
he comes up to his Philadelphia reputation
in the letter upon which we are comment
ing: In order to make his point, he AYERS
that the South stands solitary and alone in
the world; and that the line OF hatred OF
hei people comes down to The very borders
OF the late Confederacy, whereas. says he,
before the war Pennsylvania was full OF
southern sympathizers, having more than
any other northern State. These are all
falsehoods. The contributions to the yell
low-fever sufferers contradict one OF these
falsehoods. The facts OF history contradict
another. Philadelphia was always recog-
nized in the South as a hot-bed Of aboli-
tionism. e.f.s
However, we need not handy words with
the INSCRIPTIONS Bohemian. We will say,
however, to everybody in the North whom
he represents, that the southern people do
not feel greatly alarmed ut the prospect
OF having TO encounter GEORGES truculent
enmity or that OF his supporters The
southern voters intend to vote as they
please. They are out OF the woods. The
hand will never go backwards onthe recon
strnc,ion clock. The day for forcibIe inter-
ference in southern elections is gone never
more to return.
s. Il
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we ought to have noticed before now the
conversion Of the Pine BEa5f Weekly Press
into the Pine BiuT Daily Press. 1t is an
Arkansas paper-tbe lone OF which that
!. Richmond boy CHARLES U. NEwMAS,is
the editor and one OF the proprietors. We
tender him our best wishes for the success
OF The new enterprise. The paper itself
bears evidence that it has a good prospect
before II; and Mr.. NEWMAN has merited all
the prosperity that may fall to his share.
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q ns,uese Il j. can neyer 6Est against tne
Il maricu,1 5Yiag. and that night ne crossed
Ehe Hines 10 MD the South. e
LoNasTREET AND JOE JOHNSTON.
Il well. Gerlerai, sf the surviving Con-
Yedarafes which was the most capable ~
sc IL lies between Longstreet and Joe john
.stT,,,: !, returned General Hooker, thought
fnlly. ~ suppose you have:tnet Longstreet::
YnrI can see that he Is man OF internal
strength. He was q better soldier than Lee
at gettysburg. As to Joe Johnston, 1 saw
him in Mexico, and was greatly impressed
with bis fine bearing in the field; and when
I came in front OF him in Northern Georgia,
where he embarrassed me 80 long, was
equally impressed. Both those men were
gifted commanders"
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GOLD AND SILvER.-The following ques-
tion was put to Secretary Sherman on Tues
day: "On the resumption Of specie-pay-
ments, what proportions OF gold and silver
will be paid by the Government on current
obligations?"
The Secretary declined to answer the
above, saying that it was mere matter of
detail, which would be attended to at the
proper time. He added that the Govern
ment would be fully prepared to resume on
January 1st in 4 manner entirely satisfac-
tory to the public. Baltimore american.
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DEATHS.

Died wednesday, Oc ober %. 1873. at II O'Clock
A. d., RICHARD 1. WOODWARD; yonng tv. son
wears, two monrns and Iwenly-two days:
His funeral will take place from the First B1plist
church FRIDAY MORNING At 1o O'CLOCK. frlenos
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
D,od IN Memphis. on the 22d of October. of yell
low-feyer, GEORGE MARVIN ADAMS. formerly
Of Richmond oldest son of the late Johnston Adams
his wife, Mrs. ANNE ADAMS, died on the 18th,
of the same disease.
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M AT COHEN BROTHERS

IQ-t3 y 7 ONJHEN bNO III NJ
Sd BLEACHED sHEETING (twilled) at 1Oc.;
IA PEPPEREL 1t 12!3c.:
S-4 ANDRUSCOGGIN ut 15c.:
FULL-WTTH ANDROSCOGGIN at 1SAc., Just re-
duccd from Csc.
Great bargains in WHITE and COLORED FLAN-
NELS, from The lowest grades 10 the finest, pIlr-
chased ut recent auction sales.
Two cases Of the best IA pAClEIC PERCALES ut
Shc., formerly sold NJ 12.c.:
Three cases of BLANKETS at near one-nalt their
regular value. ,>,< .,,
4 very large stock of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
ut twenty-five per cent. less Than lorinsr price
Ladies' full REG JtLAR ENGLISH HOSE ut 12Rc.:
Misses ami childrcn's FANCY ENGLISH HOSE at
25c.. formerly sold at 4Uc.
THOUSANDS OF UTHER GREAT BARGAINS.
foe ISL
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ROCKS STATIONERY. &c.

IN PARADISE. $l.20: TIE CERAMIC
i ART AGA Plates, 80; housekeeping IN 0l ,o sir-
13jO to ISTS-PortraitS, Sc: Ess!cs on'S Rebels
RecoIIection<. 81 The. Exile. by Fonaine. So
Roxy. By Egyicston, $50: swtnboornes Poems
Watson's Euulvcrsc Of Language. $l.5O: Kings
iey's Life. Letters. ana sermons: Tine thaier'!ox'
ii The Magic Flower Pot, $50: The Chicken
Market. Sl.75: Cousin Poly'S Cold Mine 4gc.:
New ana Ola Novcls. l0c. Al the NEW BOOKS
at 1902 aud 1901 Main street. .
oc 23-dt&w kiNDoLPli ENbLlSh.
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EeuSD Hin Our IA ia 81. ~ ny nli l &
surer i'd Marlbcro', Aiessacp tsests,f called
Ills hard together the other day, sind told told
Them that he felt rs if|he ought 10 discharge
any OF them who might vote Tor BUTLER
fortaoycrnor; not that he wanted TO inter.
fere withsheir free exercise of The right OF
suffrage. he said, I. but because he y q bad
nj man. yor,r worst enemy, aud miserable
demarSo,es de, IL bad man aud d fhief.o
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COUNTY.
APPOINTMENTS.

The following Conservative meetings are an
naunced for Chesterfield county:
HESTER-TUESDAY.O October 22d. p. NJ;
GLOVER HILL-TUESDAY,G October 22d, - NJ.
GOODIES STORE-WEDNESDAY, October 23d,
SP. NJ:
WALKER'S STORE-TIIURSDAY. October oath.
wINFREE's sToRE-FRTDAY, October o5th, s
=. NJ;
ATTOACA-SATURDAY. October 26th. p. NJ. /:
ETTRlCk-SATURDAY, October 18th. z. d.;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. October 10Th, 6
Z. NJ.
1t is earnestly requested that the citizens Of the
county attend these meetings. The following gen
tlemen may be expected to be present:
Captain JOHN S. WISE,
Major w. +. c. GREGORY,
Colonel WILLIAM AMBERS,
GEORGE X. MACON, ESD,
SAMUEL Il. WITT,
b. 4. HANCOCK,
j. M. G.. FITZPATRICK,
Major Don l.. HALSEY.
Colonel CIIASTAIN WHITE,
CHARLES Y. MEREDITH, Esq.
X. II. CALDWELL. Ed,
THOMAS n. PAGE, Esq,
oc 22-5t and others.
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Interview with Fighting Joe Hooker, re-
ported in Cincinnati Commercial:
"Y0u must have read most OF the war
literature in your retirement here. Which
is the best book you havesfound?"A
''The last one-Wi!liam p. Johnston's
/. Life OF Albert Sidney Johnston his
father"
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"Testimony in the case OF Z. 7. Baird,
before the Presbytery OF East Hanover,
with the argument of the defendant" This
is pamphlet of 232 pages. For sale by
WHrrTET s. STEPHENSON, corner Tenth and
Main streets.
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We are close observers Of the Religious
Herald and the Christian .4dpocate. We
learn from the former that DR.. JETER has at
last received that recket-knife which he
earned as q plize in q speliin g-match sixty
dye years ago, aud from the latter that sthe
original Baptists on this continent must
hate been the Or ele I'M ians. e
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A r MEADE IL BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSuIONS FOR lNVALID>.
AIR-PILLOW> FOR TRAVELLERS,
UOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR TIE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SoTT-RLEtiER BED-PANSr
TRAVELLING-ELASk
SpONGE-BAGS.
POCkET-STOYES,
HORSE-HAIE FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-lEHALERS,
STEAN-lNII.N.ERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
ABDuAuNAL-StPP0R
HARD-RUBBEH TIKI SSES.
SHOULDER-BRAtE
NASAL DOUCHES,
VER-TERMOMETERS,
YANIE-EATTERlES.
And all SURGICAL aud
MEDICAL APPLIANCES SOLD a.
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drn&''"r''
,,o- 9l9 Main sir'rl.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS

W. COHEN BROTHERS
are in rcceip. of over 400 LADIES' CLOAKS,
which we're purchased ut great advantage. and will
be OIL cred at sacrifice Of fully twenty-five per cent
below manufacturers cost. These goods are artist
ically made and trimmed, and were originally In
tended for one of the largest retail houses In New
York, oc Id
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POLITICAL.
JEFFERSON WARD TO THE FRONT!

GRAND-MAss MEETING of the people of JEFF
ferson Ward on THURSDAY NIGHT at OLD
MARKET HALL, under The auspices Of the Joseph
Z, Johnston Campaign Club OF jefferson Ward.
HON. 4. N. KELLEY,
COLONEL CHASTAlE WHITE,
CAPTAIN GEORGE D. WISE,
MAJOR ROBERT STILES.
will he present. Colonel NEWMAN and his FRIENDS
are also invited to lie present and discuss the
issues It is earnestly requested that the Gill
zcus will turn out i'm full 10, &C. We can promise
Thorough discussion of The issues Of he canvass,
and hope to show the utter llacy Of our opponents
position. Speaking promptly at O'Clock.
IL
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTlCE.-The MEM g.
IHI bcrs OF JoPPA LODGE. No. 40: VIII NE
Hall, ON THIS rrhurscay) EVENING at 6 o'clock.
Members of sister lodges and visiting bret hren are
invited to be present. BY order OF the w M.
WILLIAM j. RIDDICh,
oc o4-lt Secretary.
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EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE. .,,sssas4Y>.
" Tickets for Petersburg on the &C. SLTEaE
On ion Of the visit by The lodges OF -5sESessSs-
Richmond and Manchester Oh MON ~>zSfifsT$S
DAY EVENING, 2Sth instant, may be obtained by
appIying to the following:
II. WILEY DAVIS, Roanc Lodge;
A. BLENNER. Schiller Lodge;
i. C. GALLOWAY, Friendship Lodge;
F. II. ISBELL, Fi.Zhugh Lodge:
JOHN Z. ROGERS Aurora Lodge;
Fl. C. ADAMS. Jefferson Lodge;
81. ". WARRINGTON, Union Lodge;
j. A. JORDAN. Stuart Lodge;
&c. WELLS, Henderson Lodge.
The train will leave the Byrd-Street depot at 8
O'Clock i. NJ. and return ut II.
SLVENTY-FIVE CENTS for the round trip.
Oc 23-2t
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

SILK DEPARTMENT.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT in Black and CalOred Is
completes:
Sl.75 SILK reduced 10 81 per yard;
81 25 SILK reduced To Sl.25 per yard;
1915 SILK reduced 10 $50 per yard;
$3.50 SILK reduced to 81 per yard;
COLORED SILKS in Navy-Bue, B0tlc-Grecn,
GRAY, Dr.bs, and Seal-Brown IL 81 .73-ncver
sold for less than 50 before in the city; Navy
Blue. Bottle Green, 'Setl-Bruwn, Slate, DraD,
and Plum only CSC. yard:
TSIMMISG-SlLkS from so to 75c. per yard.
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TILDEN TO BE MARRIED.-S Louis, Octo-
Der 22.-The Globe Democrat will announce
Tomorrow that Samuel j. Tllden is engaged
to be married to q 81. Louis belle, and that
the wedding will take place within three
months.
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sc DAMASK TOWELS arc rcGuced to So;
81 so HUCkABACk TOWELS are reduced to 81
dozen; ~ -
so GERMAN LINEN TOWELS are reduced
to 81;
So TOWELS are reduced to Sis dozen;
THESE are The cheapest TOWELS that have ever
been offered in Richmond, and parties wishing
them will call al once and supply themselves.
Good CRASH only Sc; yardM,aIl linen =, >-np,
CHIEEFS are reduced from $3.50 to 81 Il
dozen: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
% dozen lno1c Of those 12l@c. HANDkERCHIEFS;
500 more ut Csc. apiece: -
A large Us, ortmcnt Of SILK HANDkERCttlEFS;
A large assortment Of SCANES anu TIES;
a handsome SCARF ut 10c.
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NET A WORD TO THE WISE
Is SUFFICIENT.
A GREAT SECRET REVEALED.

THIS IS WHAT THALHOIER BROTHERS Do,
AND WHAT THEY DON'T DO.
They don't dcludc the people by the cry of auction
aud common goods, but they place before the pub
lie wel!-selected and cheap
STOCK OF GOODS At THE LOWEST PRICES.
They don't bait people on cheap Cottons and
Prints. and then overcharge on other goods, but sell
their entire stock ut glar. legitimate, and lowest
market prices.
They dou't represent an article one way and then
turn out to be another, but guarantee every article
as represented, or refund the money.
This is the way TIIALHlMER BROTHERS deal,
and leave il to the public to call and see for them
selves where they will always find courteous and po-
lite statesmen to wait on them and show them goods
at prices not to be beat anywhere.
Below will be found few Of the many goods
which we are Offering very low
$50 pieces PLAIN and FIGURED POPLlNS at
115 pieces FIGURED. PLAID. and KNICKER-
ROCKER POPLINS at 30 AMI 25c.:
76 pieces CASHMERES at 16. 25, 80, 40, 90, and
BtACK GASHMEEEs from l6c. 10 s1.o5;
BLAth SlLhS from DOC. 10 SZ.oUs -.
BLACK MERlNO SHAWL. Wells, CREPES,
and other Back Goods. Give lis call and look
ut our stock Of Black Goods.
$50 of the best ana cheapest CLOAKS Of the season
IMAGE 10 order), from 81 10 $50. This Is Il
Splendid lot of CLOAKS. and we ask Il call for
Inspection.
Our WooIlcn Department comprises large line OF
CASSIMEREs. kERSEYS. JEANS: RED and
WHITE FLANNELS, SIIAWLS. SKIRTS. La
dies and Misses and Mems UNDERSIilRTS.
BLANKETS, QUILTS. and lots OF other goods
which we are Offering very low.
Our entire stock of CARPETS ut cost to close them
out, rs we have not the room 10 keen them.
Our stock OF NOTIONS aud FANCY GOODS Is
complete. and will enumeratc them more fully
In our next.
Don't forget the fair place to deal AT Is
THALuIMER BROTHERS,,
COL Broad street, corner or Sixth
oc 19-S,M&Th
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WHAT IS A SECRET BALLoT.-St. PatA,
MINI. October 22.-Judge Brill, OF the
District. Court, decides that so much OF the
election law passed hast winter as requires
the numbering OF ballots to correspond
with the numbered poll-list is unconstitu-
tional. because il is opposed to the princi-
Die OF secret-ballot law.
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We receive the Lynchburg Nears about 4
O'Clock P. Al. OF the day OF it's publication,
but the Virginian not until the morning
afterwards.
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SPEAKER RANDALL SToNED.-Philadet-
phia, October 22.-At q political meeting
this evening some one threw 4 large stone
at Speaker Randall, who was addressing the
crowd. The Speakers escape was very
narrow, as the stone struck door imme.
diately behind him. No arrests were made.
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Z COLONIAL MoNEY-iTEa FOR THE TINES.
Let us expel every Species Of Luxury and
EXtrayagance-the Parents OF Poverty and
.Rnin--and Danish the great cause of both
PAPER MONEY-from the World; and
has been SO long sighted !; And we shall
once more be a. Happy, ilourishing people; !.
and our Province maintain the Character ii
has almost lost, OF being the Capital oil
North A,nericd Boston Euening Post
January s, 1850. s,s
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DpEss-GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
We have, as usual the largest assortment ever Of
fcrcd In the city-j00 different styles 10 select
Another lot of those STEEL-GRAY LUSTRES at
15c. worth 25c. per yard.
On our second floor you will find full line Of
UIEUIL-CLOTIiS, COMFORTS. and QUILTS
Sl2 BLANKETS reduced 20 So L pair:
SlU BLANKETS reduced To So pair;
So BLANKETS reduced 70 So Il pair;
So BLANKETS reduced TO "a a pair;
SO BLANKETS reduced TO 50 4 pair;
81 BLANKETS reduced 10 81 pair.
we offer the largest assortment OF Blankets ever
offered In the city. Hotel-keepers and bo riding
houses aud families desiring Blankets should COLI
slider and look 1T stock before buying elsewhere
On our third floor You will find i full line Of La
LIES CLOAKS, BOULEVARD and BALMO-
RAJ SKIRTS, sHAWLS. S Ii 7 ~ p
COVERS, UNDER-GAR biENTS. w HI I +
SPREADS, aud MARSEILLE QUILTS:
Latest styles Of CLOAkS and SHETLAND
sHAWLS just received; at lower prices than
fore you look 1t cur stock.
On our fourth floor you will fad full assortment
i ;. OF CARPETS, OIL-CLUTHS, MATTlNGS.
RUGS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OW-sHADEs'
DRUGGETs;
MATTiNGS from 20 to Soc;
CARPETS at 1625, 20, 25. 80, 40, 90, o2S, 10,
90c.. 81, up to 81 % per yard:
CURTATN-LACE from l2ac. TO 81 per yard;
RUGS from i 10 S12 each; .&#-1
OIL-CLOTHS from soc. MP to 81 per yard.
We have thousands Of other articles, but TOO na-
mcrous to meution for want OF space.
SYCLE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street.
oc4 between Third and ourth streets.
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kTsrEsNHTE IRE.

FALL GOODS.-Wc would call spc- n
l. Gil attention to or large and select stock W
of FALL. STYLES. We have now in stock FYSS
Fine Parlor Suits in crimson. gold. and brown's
cOlenc VERY Handsomely Suits Row silk. Sat'ccn.
Tapestry. Reps, and Ilair-cloh: fine Sidehoards in
Ea.l Lake. with dark marble: fine Chamber Suits
with dressing and French dresser: NardrObeS.
bookcases, Tat-Racks, Lounges. Parior Exten-
sion Tables. 4 full line OF CHEAP FURNITURE
of every kind. Examine oar stock and compare
Z. GATIIR!GHT & son.
So 2S-3m l6 Governor street.
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NE GRAND OPENING!
GRAND OPENING.
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT SYCLE BROTHERS,.

5000 pairs KID GOLvES are reduced from 1925
to soc. pair-in all shades;
5000 pairs Isle GLOVES from 20 10 QUO.
loo pairs LINED GAUNTLErS at 2Oc.-real
value soc. pair; .
500 pairs REG ULAR-MADE HOSE 1T 12'ac. Il
500 STRIPED CLOCKED, WORKED, and EN-
BROlDERED from 10 10 zoe. II pair;
]. 900 pairs STOCKINGS from s to csc. u pair:
a large assortment of CHlLDREN'S STOCKINGS
from 10 10 soc. Il pair;
Five pairs good BALBklGGANSf for 81;
5000 pairs Of those GOOD SOCKS ut 1O:.-rcai
value 25c. pair.
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CuuCHERY. Gs. AsswaEE. &c.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DiNNEk- al" iE-A
SETS OF horal ana bird decorations ,,..
RICH VASES OF marine, bird. AMI A"rb'
Beautiful ToH.Er-sETs Of pew , HsSEnI. ~
These coed, were ,nanuiaeta,sz' anu S,.n.I,tty 10
our order. .., ,>,>,..ro srTS .y,J By
the single psrcc. .,,,.,,, c,,,S, plS-
NER aud rEA-SETS Of 81 the new new, sh2 ,eE:
.HFRiCAN CHINA DINNER ana IA, " ~"
4 new line or TOILET WARt-vcrS haASsSa"c'
TIN TOILET SETS ia great variety: ..,..
UOlSEFURSlSlliNG GOODS o. MI AS1"s'
All the novelties In FANCY GOODS; ,.x,,,p,
Parties are especially invited TO can Shu
my STOCK Wheeler they wish 10 pufHisssS " VI NJ
20, i0lI Main street.
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ar.Ef4AL Nspars,u:,s

NE SHERRY AND MADEIRA.
large lot OF these WINES Of my own importa
ton constantly on hand and for sale BY
oc2l-2w OSCAR CRAM.
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DEPARTMENT.

Tie largest assortment Of CASS! MEkES ever Of
fcrcd i'm any house this side OF New YORK. All
weusk is a call and look at these goods before
purchasing elsewhere;
WATERPpOOFS-a full line: 81 Waterproof re-
Guccd 10 5Uc.; Sl.25 Waterproof reduced TO
75c.; Black Nayy-Bue, Seal Brown, Bottle
II low prices.
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nTCOD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE X BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe IT, and OF patients who have taken it, that 1T
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE L BAKER,
Importing aud Dispensing Pharmacists,
mol 9l9 Main street. Richmona. va
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.l .pst ROOMS THIRD CONGRESSIONAL .
. CONSERVATIVE DISTRICT COMMITTEE, !
. No e Eleventh street (uD-StairSt.)

- -.-t. NO. 8 E!eYtHLn SlFtcl Iup-sluITsIsJ
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS
l TRICT COMMITTEE CONSERVATIVE
have established their headquarters at No. Elev-
enIh street tup-stairs), between Main and Bank
streets and would pleased to huve The peOple Of
this district coufer with them in regard to the CALI
yass.
:. The rooms viii be open from 9 A. NJ to p. H.,
and from to 10 z. NJ. ~ ..-
The committee would be glad 10 have residents OF
the counties visiting the city call ut their rooms and
make known the requirements Of their localities.
General JOSEPH f. JOHNSTON, when not can
wasting In the counties, be found here from II
A. M. TO ] =. n.
All communications addressed to the Secretary
relating to district affairs Will receive the prompt
attention due them. j. BELL BIGGER,
oc 7-tNoyl K Secretary.
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Hg /; has Teen TO duty Of the Nor
folk s5 sz
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BLACK GOODS.
soc. CASHMERE reduced 10 3Jc.;
Toe. CASHMERE reduced 10 SOC;
soc. CASHMERE reduced 10 G0c.;
81 CASHMERE reduced 10 Zoe:
Sl.25 CASHMERE reduced 10 90c.;
$3.50 CASHMERE reduced to 81 per yard:
soc. BLACK ALPACA reduced 10 37i.c.;
75c. BLACK ALPACA rcauced 10 5uc.;
81 BLACK Mob AIR reduced 10 G23c.;
The best CSC. ALPACA IN Richmond;
3Oc. ALPACA reduced 10 2Oc.:
We have n full line OF MOURNING GOODS, such
Us BombaZinc. Henrietta, Grape, au! lainlSe
Cloths, and all the newest styles, ami Ut prices
lower tnan ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-24

LECTURE.

DEV. DR.. J. L. BURROWS WILL Lee
LII TURE THIS Thursday EVENING at tue
CLAY-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Clay
and Graham. streetsl ut O'Clock. This Is the lee
tire which posi- poned from Tuesday night on
accoun. of Indictment weather. 0c 24-lt"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-24

Another Invoice Of those fine IRISH LINEN REM
NASIS; ~
Ladies', Genilemen's. Mis- aud ChidrehS U n
UEi,WEAR ut extra low prices;
L,hIiNDHIED and UNLAUNDRlEDS SHIRTS from
ace, 75c and 81: the best 81 SHIRT III Rich
mond, made of Wamsutta Cotton anu bcs'
Our FLANNEL DEPARTMENT IS complete
Ped Blue. Gray, ard While Twtlied tlannclS
Shaker FIannels from zoe. 10 $ per yard;
Plain Flannes from l2i:c. 10 81 Caution tlan-
ri frbm 10 2Jc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-24
THE CANVASS.
LOUISA COUNTY TO THE FRONT.

THE CANVASS.
LOUISA COUNTY TO THE FRONT.
Conservative mass-mcctin-s Tor Louisa county
will he held at
Apple Grove MONDAY, October 21st;
Hopes Jackson TUESDAY, October god:
Mercdtl's Store tShelton'S Mild WEDNESDAY,
October 23d:
Oak Grove THERSDhY, October oath;
Bells CROSSROADS FRIDAY, October 22th:
Grecn-Spring Depot SATURDAY, October 26th;
Treylli MONDAY, October 2Sh:
Bibb's Store TUESDAY, October 29th.
It Is earnestly requested that The citizens attend
these meetings. 1T which we promise thorough
discussion Of the issues Of the canvass.
General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON,
Captain FRANK V. WINSTON,
Colonel JOHN II. GUY.
Colonel WILLIAM S. GILMAN,
Major ROBERT STILES,
Colonel WILLIAM =. BURWELL,
Captain Ii. w. MURRAY.
GEORGE j. SUMNER. ESQ ,.---.
oc 21-7r e aud Others, Will he present.