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The Morning herald., 1878-09-04

NQilCE.-The memberf of st. Peters
do ben ehcial society will meet on Thurs
4Gy Ay evening the 5lh inst. at IN O'clock.
an ent tne members are leques, ed to t.e r, es-
''iore them. By Order Of the p esident.
JAMES MONAGHAN, sect
The Morning herald., 1878-09-04
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AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
a PAVING OF THE BEDS OF GER
TAIN STREET.
Be It ordained by the GUY Council Of Will
mington.
sebtionl. That the bed Of Ninth street
from rom the westerly side Of Washington
street., to the eaaterly side OF Monroe street,
ge and the same is hereby authorised and
dl0ected to be paved.
fassed at City Hall: August l, 1873.
N. L. LICHTENSTElN, President.
WIN Fl. FOULK, CI.rk.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-04
THE HERALD.
wilmington. Del, Sept. 4 1875.

THE WEATHER:-To.dGy It promises
to Be cooler and jajr or partly cloudy.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-04
NOTICES.
MAYORS OFBICE
CITY HALL,

MAYORS OFFICE
CITY HALL,
WILMINGTON, DEL. =, Aug. 3Oth, N7S.)
By request, hereby call Public Meet
ing Of the citizens o Wilmington at the
City Hall. on Saturday evening, August
the people OF our southern Cities and
Towns, afflicted with the Yellow Fever.
WIN. G. WHITELEY.
Mayor.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-04

N0TICE-ELECTION
~ OFFrCA ogIHE WILMINGToN
Coal Gas Co., No. 800 Shipley at.
August 9th 1878.
An election for nine directors of the VIII
mington Coal Gas Company will be held at
next, between the hours OF and O'Clock,
pm.
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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The Morning herald., 1878-09-04

RY can make money faster Al WoIh ~ y, ~. "
than at anything else, Capltal hot 10
Quired; we Will slarL yOn;
~ home made by the industrious men
women, boys and girls wanted per gay y y
work for us; Now Is the time. Mep e e
outfit and terms free.. Address TRUE a. w
Augusta, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-04
: HOURS ON THE
BEACH.
AT REHOBOtH.

Tickets will be good to return on Monday
Sep tea. ber 9th only when stamped at the
RehobOth Ticket Office.
H.F. KENNEY, superintendent.
I. N. MILLS, Genl. Agt- Della. DIV.
q, A. DADMUN, Genl Ticket Agt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23
Iowa,

Since reading the language OF the Iowa
Constitution, we have had no doubt that
the elections for congressman held in that
State on the 9th instant were Illegal. A tele-
gram in yesterdays Washington Republican
says:
CHICAGO, October 21.-A Burlington
1owa( dispatch says the Democratic State
leaders. owing to the recent action of the
Republican National Committee in Wash
ington city, are preparing to take active
measures to secure the advantage Of hold
ing congressional elections in November.
We cannot imagine upon what q differ
ence OF opinion on the subject can be based,
il the provision Of the Iowa Constitution
be in the words which have been quoted as
constituting it.
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..nEArsIR.

A~N -
sa pisd p n h hs ssy 2. MIR sa Passs
beloved caasis twenty
ni NE leaves husband sister and three children to
n ghe sueiecs d this sref notice fen ye to
that mos. fatal IN ,eay.
her saernes with Christian m
evidence OF blissfuI immortality Beyond the grave
May God IN His tender mercy DING up anu mt,
est oar. and by the sad dispensation Of Providence
NAV it be The means OF leadjag all her friends eit
behind e 10 VIII Wing the
May they grow in wisdom and Initiate ner Christian
virtues. - ,o5 ,t CT putrfck,s
cb mer a1 81 O'clock w rbDAY the 2sd Friends
tend. I'll w =. ~ =.
enrse after ang HasS f lis
he leaves wife and three children to mourn their
Bessod are the dead who die in the Lord.
The funeral will take place at Emanuei chIr f,n
TODAY the esd instant, Mt 10 O'Clock a: d.. dne
friends and acquainianceS OF Inc family are ieSpe
fully invited 10 attend. .a ne Gs,
Died. ut 10 O'Clock yesterday, at her residence 10
this city, EMILY WHITE, youngest daughter OF
Cornelius and Betsy White, In the twenty-second
year of her age.
Asleep IN Jesus. blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep
Ac.m and undiSturDed rcposc, ..-J.s
,Unbroken by the last OF foes 81. 80.
Her funeral Will take place at O'Clock THIS ar
TERNOON from the First (colored) baptlsL cnurcn.
Friends and relatives of the family are lnVllea 70
attend.
Died, Tuesday, October 22d, at 7 O'Clock A. NJ, at
the residence OF his brother. Thomas Duke, Jr''
WILLIAM n. DUKE, IN his forty-sixih wear.
The funeral will take place from the rGsiden Geo Oh
his brother. 1908 cast Franklin street. THIS lH cd
nesday) MORNING IT 10 O'Clock. Friends ana &C
auainiances are respectfully invited to attend.
Died, suddenly. at his residence, In Manchesler..
Va. JOHN +. CROSTIC, in the dfty-sixth year OF
his age. ,,an>r,>-o -
The funeral will take place THIS MORNING at
10 O'Clock from the Baptist church. FRIENDS ana
acouaIntances are invited to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23
MIR. Knox and the Banking System.
AN OUTLINE OF THE FEATURES OF THE COMP
TROLLER'S FORTHCOMING REPORT.

S~-A1 S~@ASo 1890
TROLLER'S FORTHCOMING REPORT.
Especial dispatch TO tie PHILADELPHIA Press.l
WASHINGTON, October 1G.-John Jay
Knox, Comptroller OF the Currency, has
commenced the preparation Of his annual
report to Congress on the condition Of the
currency and the national banks. The
prominence which the currency question
has assumed in national politics has in
duced him to go outside Of the usual rou-
tine OF the annual official narrative OF the
operations OF his Office to give the exist
ing banking system Of the country 4
careful exhibit in it's practical working,
and in correlation with recent legisa-
ton and discussion on both sides in Con-
greSs, and as Il prospective. issue between
the great political parties. He states his
premises fairly, and meets the objections Of
q certain class OF political thinkers who per-
sist in wrestling with the financial problem
only to demonstrate their ignorance Of its
laws and their inability to grasp such OBJ
struse subjects. The report will contribute
popular information and much valuable
matter bearing upon this vital question in
its financial and economic aspects. During
the past year there has been slight decline
in the number or national banks. 1t is
shown, also, as q practical illustration OF
the hostility of the national-bank system,
that the weak banks are favorable
to the State system. Another class
would like to get out ii the law
were repealed, bat prefer TO remain In as
long as it stands. 1t is further shown that
the, perhaps, unfriendly spirit from the
West, and more from the South, against
New England and the Middle States in
financial matters WoulC not be bettered by
the abolition OF the system, as under the re-
turn TO the State hankss6he field for the cir
culation OF the notes of the banking 1nstl-
tutions OF the New England and Middle
States would be the whole country, whereas
that OK the western and southern would be
circunasesibed and.-iocal within their
own immediately contiguous territory.
The notes / issued; near the financial
and commercial centres would have
their par value everywhere. A; note
issued in Philadelphia would be good IN
Omaha, but note issued in Omaha would
have little or no current value in Philadel-
pbia. It is Claimed that the notes Of the
national banks are homogeneous, and are
lnot affected ypiace OF issue. Figures also
show that under,th State system, with the
| immense sums moving in single year
amounting 20 three thousand million dol
| lars. with exchange sold at one per cent,
would take the enormous sum Of thirty
millions ont OF the pockets Of the people,
and this, too, moi: counting the loss on the
cost OF drafts. The national system costs
| from nine to fifteen millions a year, the way
/ the question is viewed. Comptroller Knox
4 figures it at the minimum amount, claim.
ling that the banks properly realize about
1.-TWO and one hall per cent. on their issues.
| That a bank with 100000 circulation is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23
m COHEN BROTHERS e

NJ COHEN BROTHERS r
are now Offering the largest stock of
BLACK AND COLORED Sill 8
ever offered in this State. .t
Good quality BLACK SILK at IS and s5c.;
Heavy GRos-GRAIN from 81 TO 1925:
GUINNET'S. SATIN-FINISH at sl.25, Sligo,
$1.95, and So;
BONNET,s SATIN-FINIsH at s1.35, $50,
s175, 1885. s2.05. s2,40, s2.65, and s2.75,
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore at 81.
In COLORED SILKS, offer every quality and color,
Including all the new shades. Special attention
is called to an extensive variety Of handsome
evening shades. ts.=
A large stock OF BLACE and COL0RED SAT1NS,
including The various delicate tints;
Also the largest stock BLACK and CCLORED
SILK-VELvETS ever offered; se
BLACK SILK-vELVETS at $1.25, a140, $3.50,
sl.75, sl.s5, sl.95, 1920, 1915, 1926,
$3.50, $3.50. So; pure silk-back, $3.50 worth
fully SO so; at So the lowest value of which is
So: thirty-inch wide at $3.50 and Sill, fully
worth S16. -.
A large lot of REAL LACE in VALENCIENNES
and APPLIQUE, just received, 1t near ene-lalf
their cost 10 import; also u large STOCK OF GU
PURE LACES. o-r,,n ,
ENGLISH GRAPES from 81 up. oc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

HoN. CLARKsoN N. PoTTER's VIEws.-In
declining Democratic nomination for Con-
gress, Mr.. POTTER wrote an able letter, from
which we take the following:
A redeemable currency need not be limit
ed in amount. But currency which is nei-
Their redeemable nor fixed 10 amount, but is
liable to be changed in value by legislation,
is OF all currencies the one most destructive
to business. For myself believe that il
Congress could be abolished for two years
the industries of the country would be re-
yiving within month; but just as long as
the agitation for changing the measure OF
values goes on, just so long will those in.
dustries be kept down.
II it be granted that legislation has been
in the interest OF the bondholders and capi-
talists, and that the national creditor has
been considered at.the expense of the bust
ness and industry Of the country, yet the
evil is done; the bottom is reached, and to
go back will not relieve but iniure all
classes, and above ali the laboriDg class.
II lad were forced into river far too
wide for bis young strength, but which at
some time in his life he must pass, and
should by fortunate circumstance just sue
ceed in crossing the flood until he could
toucu the CineF SnOfe, he lDlSHL Wen ieeiIn.
dignant at those who had so treated him.
But surely it would be better for him then
to wade out to the dry land than, because Of
this i'll treatment, to insist on beng carried
back TO the further side to wait there until
he had grown older and stronger before
swimming the stream. Having once got over
to the desired shore, no matter az what cost,
!. he had better remain there.
Just so, now that we have reached the
specie point, no matter how unwtse tue ie'
gisiations OF the past, nor. how dangerous
we had better stay there. Having touched
l bottom, Iet us build upon it, and not again
so back over the sea To- uncertain measures
of values "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

.f5 a new post-ofiice Is estab!isheda at Cypress
Chanel, Nansemopd county, Va, on the
route from Suffolk to Sunbury, with James
r. Parkerias postmaster. John W. Stinson
is appointed postmaster at Diana Mills,
Buckingham county. Va, uice Benjamin +.
Nuckols, resigned, ata .2s'!
If the Bank Of Glasgow had been a ma
tional bank the periodic ylsitations Of the
lbank-examiner would have. revealed the
vicious practices Of the management before
they could have ruined the hank, and even
in casei OF a failure the note.holders would
not have been affected. - 4:
There is another way out OF the hard
times That is BY the extravaganza of the
rich. mean by TINT they should be liberal
md live weIrup to their incomes. That is
economy. L tragag Is the, finest form
of charity. IngsrsoH ta.ea .ssS9'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23
Rooms THIRD CONGRESSIONAL

ROOMS THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
CONSERVATIVES DISTRICT COMMITTEE,
No. Eleventh street tup-staI rSl.)
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS
L TRICT COMMITTEE CONSERVATIVE
have established their headquarters at No Eiey-
enih street iup-stairs), between Main and Bank
streets and would be pleased to have the peoI'e OF
this district confer with them In regard to The can
The rooms will be open from 8 A. 81. TO 3 z. NJ,
and from to 10 +. NJ. =.
The committee would be glad TO nave residents OF
the counties visiting The city call at heir rooms anu
make known the requirements Of their localities.
General JOSEPH T.. JOHNSTON, when not cam
wasting in The counties, can be found here from IL
= All COMMUNICATIONS addressed to the Secretary
.tt"nij6n duo Them }. BELL BIGG Err,
40 1tNovI .5-.i - - Secretary.
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EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE. .,sssssas.,s11e>
" Tickets for Petersburg OH the oc- SXTSSE
casion Of the visit by the lodges f5sssSE
Richmond and Manchester Oh MON S>TihxSS
DAY EVENING, 2sth instant, may be obtained by
applying 10 the following:
n. WILEY DAVIS, Roane Lodge;
A. BLENNER. Schiller Lodge;
Il. c. GALLOWAY, Friendship Lodge;
+. T. ISBELL. FlIzhugh Lodge;
JOHN T. ROGERS. Aurora Lodge;
II. c. ADAMS. Jefferson Lodge;
NJ. W. WARRINGTON, Union Lodge;
j. a. JORDAN. Stuart Lodge;
I.C. WELLS, Henderson Lodge.
The train Will leave the Byrd-Strect depot at u
O'Clock 2. NJ. and return ut II.
SLVENTY-FIVE CENTS for the round trip.
oc 23-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

I WHAT TIE LABoRING MEN ANT. --Green-
backs that will i,ay debts, that stop Interest,
that vii employ The idle, are what the labor
ing men want. This is what bankers and
capitalists are striving to prevent them from
having, and the fatists are doing their level
best to help the money fnagnates, by seek
ing ID divide the Democratic strength that
the Republicans may be kept in power
\ ,Tdcks0svatte Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

EoSYERTEp TO HARD sdosEY.- La Sale,
III, October II Some time ago q farmer
named Easls living q few miles from La
HE, placed So go in grecnbaeks undeg the
door Of bis house for safe keep IL pay.
mani becc nsifsg due on yesterday be went
n seCk fos. bis n18 ney aud found Sc SO m,i-
,y as TO be III fsc0gni Ere
sssis now The hardest kind of 81 saiaf mercy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23
!, ,.,u,ssreTAI 8, N !. 3;

me- SHERRY AND MADEIRA.
A large lot OF these WINES of my OWE importa-
tion constantly on hand and for saleby
oc2I-2w OSCAR CRANE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

A T MEADE IL BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS FOR !NyALIDs.
A1R-PlLLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS,
ICE BAGS FOR TIE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS.
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PASS,
TRAVELLING-FLASK
SPONGE-BAGS.
POCKET-STOVES,
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES.
POCkET-INHALERS,
STEAM-INHALERS.
THROAT-ATOMIZERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HARD-RUBBER TRCSSES.
SHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHES,
FEVER-TERMOMETER
GALYASIC-BATTtEIES
And AL SERGlC Al. aud
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold
MEADE " BAKERS Drug store.
au27 9i9 Main .tr,rt.
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THE CANVASS.
LOUISA COUNTY TO THE FRONT.

LOUISA COUNTY TO THE FRONT.
Conservative mass-mectngs for Louisa county
will he held ut
Apple Grove MONDAY, October 21st;
Hopes jackson TT ESDAY, October 22d:
Meredith's Store tShclton's MILD WEDNESDAY,
October Z3d;
Oak Grove THERSDAY. October Gath:
BELTS CROSSROADS FRIDAY. October 25th:
Green-Srrng Depot SATURDAY. October goth;
TrevlIlian'S MONDAY, October 2Sth;
Bibb's Store TUESDAY, October 18th.
1t is earnestly requested that the citizens attend
these meetings, ut which we promise thorough
discussion Of The issues of the canvass.
General JOSEPH Z. JOHNSTON,
Captain FRANK V. WINSTON,
Colonel JOHN Ii. GUY.
Colonel WILLIAM S. GILMAN,
Major ROBERT STILES,
Colonel WILLIAM +. BCRWELL,
Captain II. w MURRAY.
GEORGE j. SUMNER. ESQ,
oc o1o5t and others, VIII he present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

tGREESBACKERs w ANT TO BE REPRESENTED.
Representatives of the Greenback party
have called upon the supervisors OF cleo
tions, asking that they. be allowed to- name
Judges and clerks OF election to represent
them. The supervisors replied that they
recognized only the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties. A number OF judges hereto
fore appointed have been replaced by
others on account of objections against
Observation-Disclosures Anerican. AZ
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DREss-GooDs DEPARTMENT.

DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT. ...
We have as usual, the largest assortment ever Of
fered in the city-500 different styles 10 select
from: ,
81, 15c. worth 25c. per yard.
On our second floor you will find 4 fun line OF
BLANKETS. SHEEIlSGS, BED-TlLhS. Ia
BILE UIL-CEOTHS. COMFORTS. and QUILTS.
sl2 BLANKETS reduced to ?s pair:
SlU BLANKETS reduced 10 50 II pair; -.y
So BLANKETS reduced TO So pair;
So BLANKETS reduced 10 81 pair;
, S. BLANKETS reduced 10 50 4 pair;
81 BLANKETS reduced to So 4 pair:
We offer the largest assortment OF BLANKETS ever
offered In the city. Hote-keepers and boarding.
houses and families desiring Blankets should con-
slider aud look at stock before buying elsewhere
On orr third floor you will find = full line of La
LIES, CLOAKS, BOULEVARD and BALMO-
RAJ SKIRTS, SIAWLS. S II L T 4 : D
SHAWLs, PIANO CoYEIRSs .r and W T 4 L
SPREADS, and MARSEILLE les QuIhTS;
Latest styles OF CLOAkS and SHETLAND
= SHhWLS just received. at lower prices than
5. ever; CLOAkSt from SO to $50. DON'T BUY De-
fore you look ut our stock.
On our fourth floor you will find full assortment
% SARfEIs MAHnTlbbss
DRuGGETs; Pc.
MATTfNGS from 20 to 5oc.;
CARPETS at l6ss, 20, 20, so, 40, SO, 624, 70,
90c.. 81, up 70 i.25 per yard
CURTAIN-LACE from l214c. 10 81 per SSrd;
RUGS from s 10 i IL each; a3
OlL-CLOTHS from soc. up TO 81 per yaru.
we have thousands OF other articles, but too nu-
1nerOus TO mex ton for want Of space.
.-s~SI SYCLE BROTHERS, 3ll Broad street,
oc4 between Third and Fourth streets.
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BANGING ACADEMIES.

nICHMOND AND MANCHESTER IN /
IL DANCING ACADEMIES now open for N
rhe ~ q ,n,ion or scholars. r &c II III % n Dl43H
DESIY-WEDNESDAY and SATUR-(lssA
DAY AFTERNOONS for ladies', misses, and mas
tiers. TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS at 8
O'Clock for gentlemen - - ~. -,
;, NOTICE TO Observation-Disclosures Soree EVERY
SATURDAY ut O'Clock. Tickets, 10 and 25c.,to
be had at wyatt. IS.
! MANCHESTER ACADEMY.-Class for ladies,
misses, and masters, MONDAY. AFTERNOON at4
Respectfully, 3 Toe 1l-e0dlml II. L. LhUBE. Y
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me- COHEN BROTHERS

H COHEN BROTHERS
are in receipt of over 400 LADIES' CLOAkS,
which were purchased ut great advantage, and Will
be oil cred at sacrifice Of fully twenty-five per cent
below manufacturers cost. These goods are artist
lcallv made and trimmed, and were originally in
tended for one OF the largest retail houses In New
York. DC ID
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POLITICAL.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
APPOINTMENTS.

The following Conservative meetings are an
nounccd for Chesterfield county
CH ESTER-TUESDAY. Oct ober 22d. Z. NJ;
GLOVER HILL-TUESDhY.O ctOncr 22d, IL NJ.
GOODIES STORE-WEDNESDAY, October 23d,
WALKER's sToRE-THURsDAY, October Gath.
wISFREE;s sToRE-FRIDAY, October 25th, s
Z. NJ;
ETTRICK-SATCRDAY, October 18th. Z. NJ;
NORTHUMBERLAND October goth, 8
Pm.
It 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. L. G. GREGORY,
Colonel WILLIAM AMnERS,
GEORGE X. MACON, Esd,
SAMUEL +. WITT,
r. 4. HANCOCK,
}. NJ. G. FITZPATRICK,
Major DON L. HAISEY,
Crionel CHASTAIN WHITE.
CHARLES V. MEREDITH, ESqr
II. n. CALDWELL. Esq,
THOMAS n. PAGE, E,q"
oc 22-5t anu otlefs.
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AHHJSEHl ESTS.

THE FIRST (CALICO) GRAND 60
BALL of the NONE-sUCH SOCIAL CLUB f me
will be given at Monticello Hall on FRIDAY EVE
MING October %, 1878. Tickets. admitting gen.
tleman aud ladies. rs centS-to be had Of any MEM
Der Of the Club and ut the door. Grand march al
o:clock oc 21-M.WSF3t*
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MET GRAND OPENING!
GRAND OPENINGS!
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT SYCLE BROTHERS,.


5000 pairs KID GOLvES are reduced from S1.25
to soc. Il pair-ia all shades;
5000 pairs Isle GLOVES from 20 10 o0c.
1,2bo pairs LINED GAUNTLETs at 2Oc.-real
500 pairs REGULAR-MADE HOSE at 12sc. 4
500 STRIPED CLICKED, WORKED, and EN-
BROlDERED from 10 10 zoe. Il pair;
1000 pairs STOCKINGS from 8 to zoe. pair:
A large assortment of CHlLDRES'S STOCKINGS
from 10 10 soc. par:
Five pairs good BALBRlGGANS for 81:
5000 pairs Of those GOOD SOCKS at 1o:.-reai
value 25c. pair.
s6 DAMASk TOWELS are reduced to So:
1870 HUCkABACk TOWELS are reduced to 81
$40 GERMAN LINEN TOWELS are reduced
to 81;
50 TOWELS are reduced to $3.50 dozen:
These are the cheapest TOWELS that have ever
been offered in KIchmoDd, and parties wishing
them will call III once and supply themselves.
Good CRASH only sc. Il yard-all linen:
SO dozen LINEN HEMSTlTCllED HANDLER
CHIEFS are reduced from $3.50 to 81 1
dozen; -
25 uozen more of those 1919. HANDkERCHlEFS;
500 more 1T &C. apiece: Observation-Disclosures
4 large as: ortucnt Of SILK |IANDkERCH1EFS;
A large assortment of SCARFS and TIES;
a handsome SCARF ut loo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

. Ne SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. l.. BURROWS, D. D., will preach at 1880
O'Clock THIS "Wednesday EVENING.
PRAYER. meeting each night during the week.
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ATT COHEN BROTHERS.

So BLEACHED SHEETING (twilled) ut 10c.;
ia PEPPEREiI ut 125c.:
S-4 ASDROSCOGGlN at l5c.:
FULL-WITH ANDROSCUGGlN at 1896, just re-
duced from 25c.
Great bargains in WHITE and COLORED FLAN-
NELS from The lowest grades to The finest, pur-
chased at recent auction sales.
Two cases Of the best A PACIFIC PERCALES at
Si1c formerly sold III 1910:
Three cases of BLANKETS 1T near one-half their
regular value. ~
A very large stock of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
~ twenty-five per cent. less Than former price.
Ladies, full REGULAR ENGLISH HOSE at 1910:
Misses and chidren'S FANCY ENGLISH HOSE at
Csc, formerly sold ut DOC.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER GREAT BARGAINS.
Oc ISL
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H,6'alNnH1tnEfs.

Married. it Christ cnurch Aisxnndria VS. ;. osi
NC Tag RI ssuter. JA MES NJ of Ricnm9Ids
~ md LEE POWELL, OF Alcxandria:
va only fssughler a. the 9atS U.Lee foWei', VI
Richmond "a. s.s fEs
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CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.

The largest assortment OF CASS!MERES ever Of
fcred in any house this Size OF New YORK. All
we ask is L call aud look at these goods before
purchasing elsewnere;
full line: 81 Waterproof re-
tlIced TO SOC; 5l.25 Waterproof reduced TO
75c.; Black, Nayy-Blue, Seal Brown, Bottle
Green. 1t low prices.
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MEETINGS..

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS MSCA
" JEFFERSON LODGE. No. %, IL: OFEY%A
P-Attcnd Il regular convention I'HlStSl SIo,1
"wednesday EVENING, October 23d, atSSSsST
1880 O'Clock, at your Castle (Wilkinson's) 49,
Hall. OH Ninth street. Candidates Tor de, 49,,
grces will he prompt In attendance NJ oeiock'
SIcnbers of sister lodges cordially invited to attend
~ JAMES r. LAMK1N,
&C 23-1t* Keeper OF fecorns ana Sc'I
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS r. L. |. BLUES
WEDNESDAY, October %. 1878.
DLUES,-You are hereby ordered to y
D assemble ut your armory THIS tWednes'!lrl p
EVENING at s O'Clock in full dress uniform, for ~
drill and inspection. 1t is necessary that every
member should be present.
D' JOHN c. EPPS,
oc o3.1t Orderly Sergeant.