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The City of New Orleans vs. vars. Francis
Adler

LrrFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II isf of Orleans. No. 1881 By virtue Of y WRIT
Of farf fasias, TO me directed BY the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans in the above entitled cause, for city taxes
At the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
Royal street, between Canal and Custonahouse
MONDAY October 8. 1879 at 10 O'Clock na.. the
following described property. 70 Wit ;.
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
rated in the second District Of this city, IN
square number one hundred and fifty. bounded
by 81. Peter, Liberty. Marais and Orleans
streets and des1g grated as lot number fourteen.
measuring tnfrty-one feet front ON st. Peter
street BY eighty two feet Ii depth.
Seized Ia the above suit.
Terns-Cash on the spot -
j. r. AICEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
IT 70 asr a
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The City OF New Orleans vs.. Feaie5e M0u-

L'TFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L Of Orleans. No. 14.028- By virtue Of 3 writ
Of feri facias. to me directed By the honora5ie
the Fifth District Court for The parish Of Or
leans il the above entitled cause. for city taxes
If 1879 will proceed 10 sell at public auction. at
the Merchants and AGetfoneersa Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and Cusro1naouse streets,
Ia the Second District o. this city. on MON
DAY. October s, 1879, at 10 o'clock NJ, the fol-
lowing described properly. 70 wit.
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
mated In The Second District Of this city. Ia
square lumber one hundred aud eight. bound
ed By Barracks. Burgundy Rem part and Es-
planade streets, and designated as lot number
twelve, measuring thirty two feet front on Bar-
racks street by one hundred feet ID depth,
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cssl On the SPOT. -
j. r. RLGEE aACTHREAU3,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The CITY Of New Orleans vs.. widow r.

ETIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAE~
a ish Of Orleans, No. y 80 BY virtue Of Wrfe
Of fieri facf 70 n1e directed b. the honor~
leans. il the above entitled cause for city taxes
OF 1879 ! will proceed 10 sell at public auetIonv
Royal street, hefween Canal and Customhouss
streets Ii the second District Of this city. On
MONDAY, October 8. 1879. at 70 O'Clock M. tho
foIl1&fn q described property. to-Wit-
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
In tfs Second District Of this city Ii sdHars
mum Der forty seven, bounded BY Royal Bourbon
st. Philip aud Dun1Afns streets, and designated
as lot number six, measuring 6hirty-tw0 feet
front on Royal strict by forty fve feet In dsDta1
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
r. E. AT.CEE GAUTHREAUE.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleanss
4 D lE rooH
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
sa4 II IL Is nc1 &
The city Of sew or,esn. ". Lawrence


L7IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
Il ISL Of Orleans. No. 12.391-By vjrtne OF a
writ of feff faeias. TO me directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish of
Orleans, in the above entitled Cause, for city
taxes of 1878 will proceed to sell at public alc-
ton, at the Merchants and AuetI0neef3, Ex-
change. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
rounhouse streets. IN the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY October 6. 1879. at u
O'Clock M, the following described property.
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, SIT
uated In the Seventh District Of this CITY, In
square number seventy one. and bounded by
St. Charles. Carroltton Avenue. Snort and
Hampson streets. and designated as follows
Lot number eigGFeen measuring Thirty one
feet front on ST. Charfe street by one hundred
and twenty five feet ia depth / II number
nineteen measuring thirty one feet front on ST
Charles street By oae hundred and twenty
fivs feet In depth.
Seized in the above suit.
T8fms-Cash ON tfIa oct.
r. r. ALCEE GAUTHRE4UX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
ScA Q
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
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= IN e,44. .,1s
BALTIMORE. Sept. 3-Oafs Gull So o1t sl@
49, Western white 32fD3S % mtk5a a39sSt' Isilh-
zyivanfa 32a83 Hay nfn b rs1h- - eh1 p5
Pennsyiytnta aha MafYIdha s.,s@it y ~. !, ~
visions steady. Mess pork 80 10. bulK H1sat8
Loose shoulders 81, clear rio SIDES 5 paehsa
Al and 81. Bacon shoulders ~ sleAf flo
sides 81. bahns lI40lf%. Lafd-hsHhSa NtsFFS
7 Bntter firm; prime to choice western DICE ee
l2al4 Eggs active ard FIRM al lS G9ffee very
Arm Ri3, eargo9s lfA8tfRt WhlakY dHlst q
81 ora w sugar active and Iifni a sot65zs
@5855 Fretgnts q M
NEW YoEK. sepr, Cotton firm sales Of 45l
bales to- day. MiddliHg DblahdS l21a orleans
I2M . consolidated He5 receiptS 1891 exports
TO Great Britain 1923.
Futures closed stsany Win SAFES q = ~ ,7
M - o~ Va tsls16 20 TanttIry IL 5000 IS
FAhr, 70 m gt6Alnss March 10 156fo H. Aprii
il a5at6 e
FIl13r- n WIN sa+ q shade frrnAr raGrR'ae-
tiys. ufntar % OFF decided change moderate
srsds. S9n -h,ern # mr. arct,aneed iI wheat
Ia %a BITTER otfs a fair EXPORT. rn0dsrafa
4rsarl afvS ~ lfrv, 1norafed vi r1tar rad sos
msI,0 M 3 do IL 90 NO 3 do 81 IoA@f 49,
cor, 4 saa,la f1rfoer, Isss scfiga; uazrdd5d $50
4sg, Mr., D - IGa4s 04fg oneustj n shade Trmsr
sef (,t5ief gif fFa advance Isf 2sA D2a% fer
NJ Il Far M White 8og5a8I for No. \ 90 4
a.2m lar III, J White Efons Gall and some
VIII ,7nsetffed. oearIin9s Aafo
fofs4a r. fa{r derna',d and steady Sugar
very 3rn1 rather aI,jnf: fair "a e|od refining
f,nnsad ST. silaeI r,rtn,s 4: rof'nesl rtnIer and
f.Frn prices Shattered Molssses stsady. light
Trade Rice fair. i4F,hjno satas ar lat, full
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LIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish OF Orleans. No. 10, 794-By virtue OF g
writ of feri fa1das. % me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the
parish of Orleans. In the above entitled cause,
for city taxes Of 1879, / will proceed TO sell at
public an rton. az the Merchants add Auc-
tioneerss Exchange, Royal street., between Caual
and Cust0rnhou streets, in the Second Dis
trics OF this city, on MONDAY. October g. 1879,
at IL O'Clock na.. the following described prop
IGERTATN PORTION OF GROUND. situated
III tho Third District of this city. in sanafs
number seven hundred and thirty nine, and
bounded By Lafayette. Claiborne. Port aaa
Prosper streets. and designated as lots numbers
nineteen to twenty one, and measuring OLE Ole
hundred and thirty five feet from on LaLayet s
street by eleven hundred and AIsesa iooe =
dentG
| Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Eash On the spnr. r-rupr4Ty
Civil sheriff Of tie Parish " oA1o
| SEA Il Is rs oc2S
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Tne CITY of View o,l.ans ". J. \. cam

L7lFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
i tsh of Orleans, No. i2,789-sy virtue of a
orable tue Fifth District Court f0r the parish Of
Orleans. Ia tho above entitled cause, for city
taxes of pears 1879. j will proceed 10 sell at pub
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal aud
Customhoase streets ia the Second District OF
this city on MONDAY, October 6. 1879. at n
O'clock M. she following described property, to
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
mated in the Third District Of This city, in
square number one hundred and forty five. and
bounded By Royal u Architect. St. Ferdinand
and Port streets and designated rs lot ntnn9er
nine. measuring 6wsnty six f8et three inches
'front.' on Royal street By one hundred and thirty
sfght feet In depth.
Seized in the above sDit.
Ierms-Cash on the spot.
T. r. ALCEE GAUTHRFADX
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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IvTFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II fsfl of Orleans. No. IL sss-By virtue OF q WRIT
of ferf faetas. to me- dlrseted By the henorahts
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or~
leans. III the above entitled cause Tor city taxed
Of 1879. will proceed TO sell at public auction
at the Merchants land anctloneers' EXCHANGE
streets. fn The Second District OF this city on
MONDAY. October s., 1879. at - o'clock NJ. tbs
following described property, u Wit
uated Ia the Third District OF this city. tn
square number rhres hundred and severity
eight, bounded by St. Claude. ST, Anfor1a. goa-
11f1bus and Ram part streets. and designated -
lot number twelve measuring thirty feet froaE
On st. Claude street by one hundred and af5T
feet In depth.
Seized IN the above suit
Terms-Casn on the spot ~--~
| civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
aaA If ~ as 0c2g
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The City sf View Orleans ". y. v. esuv-
dain same w. same, same ". same. safae
Ys. same same same; same Va. Mrs. ~
v Gfourdain: same vs. saTn6s same vs.
same same vs. same; same VS.. saEnas
same rs. same: sane vs. Mrs. John "
Gsourdain.
IsHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
il isb Of Orleans, Nos. s.22T. 81. 49, - 40
800 80 281. s28a 80 2s3 and 80 49,; and Fifth Dis
~, 2as and 12.ss9-By virtue q twelve wriIs q
fieri faeias. 70 me- directed by the honorasle
The Third and Fifth District Courts for tas,
causes. for city taxes of 1860. 1884, 1855 1sss
1871 1871, 1878, 1873. 1877, 1871 1878 and 1872.
Merchants and Auetioneers, Exchange. Royal
streer, between Canal and Casto
sse p fas Second s Dsfe q tais er
foososz afidlof fo BfaRsso Or = SIC
s assa number sf 1s thrse hundred and fsgsfx
bounded by Dunaine. St. Ann, Bread and
White streets. and designated as lots nanabsrs
sig 70 ten. measuring one hundred and forty
five feet front on Dufnaine street By one haan~
dfsd fs GsE 4 IN PORTION Or GROUND sit
mated In the Third Dfstricf OF this city, I'm
f siast9 bounded by st. BERNARD, st. Claude Ma
10 OF humber 1 thirteen measuring sixty.faur fess
front on st. Bernard street by one hundred and
rhIrsg eEgr fsff p P6 5sHTt1 or GROUND s
square number five hundred and three
ViiIeres streets and designated az lot naGf~s
Der three. measuring thirtg-fonr. feet front On
Columbus street by one hundred and twenty
1. 4 CEKTHfN TRACT OF LAND. ~
uafed In the Third District OF this city, Ia
square number fifty two A. and known az ne
| the woods, measuring one half arpent front
on the leves by eighty arpents III depth.
/ Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT -
| j. 4. ALGEF GAUTHREAUX.
I Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
i raj I GEO
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annrATrnEs FOR GOLD.
QUOTATIONS,

a.-.a.z. QUOTATIONS..
Msffurfl N. ....e.................s.... q ~
Good 10 fine. tag -
as VIZ "a ....................,.. $40 81
| Good. ..........,...........+...- "a
Zine .....-......,...... a7'g
FLoGI+ There was FAIR amount Of trading
| to-day Pfices we're quiet, ST ady ana On.
5f.z, i. arrive a. 81 .75 Is bbs at SO - 100 af
u .: q +r 81 rs: 50 bbts 10 arrive. aad 40 and
29o 6b5s spot af IS % . and l25 spos and tG T.
IS ~ rs and 10 at IS @7s: 50 az SIS 10: %, 50 aud
W. qnora: FANCY extras IS z5G5 50 choice
i tras 81 f215 @4 rs; double extras 81 87K NJ; sift-
Gle extras 81 5o9s 75: snpsrane ss@s 81; com
| fain AZ advance Of 500 y kbl on these prices.
CORN MEAIrThe market Il aGiet. WITH a
good demand - Gaoiee. ~ 70 2oNa2 Is ? ofi for
prices salfs-25 100, I6o and $50 bois At ~ % -
| on private terms.
GRIT Caoice pearl ssfas . "a landing - Is
lde.ing j2hbine If 81 u ~ : = Dbl
RE FLgURaO ]sT; s. 1898 %. - *
| p bbI
PORK Quiet and easy. Demand light; We
qa9fs 5s nt 9s4 [ 2gk 80 O. - - Is '
DRY SALT MEATS AZ quiet and steady.
Summer meats Of fresl ept arean2Ted firm =. It
OBTAIN the usual advances On these rates. SAILS
n ~. -or aF2 md d
~ r. - - ~ 81 oii'ai'oi7 e'o '''' " ~
BACON-There ia very title demand The
feeling i easy. the demand duh and prices
are nominal. We quote ~ for shop ders =,
for clear - sides sna ~ for elear ICES tsc On
sSs Ist7S ? D,an 40 e '.t s1p h71+
r NO ths 5nness r. r. Iii rosiaT Ines We
note Gaose nams ~ "9a S as - os sa Il I'd
~ * X ~ tt rrnes 5aiars Sf4afn an al
III. ~ thtSe pliSes s'eoi7I9 ''sFf'l Ns o.
Nst' spfr. o3fo+ a.a s+aadr We ,74nta refned
~ ~ z"t ,,. ' tianas se IN n'naii+Y and
r. - "s s,j -. 80 sll ~ on adgaace ~
nl ~. ~ tEasn pafas DesIars aftafn higher
r NsT1.ao ~ sl1>07o
BREkRFAsr R4CoN-sunr,ly good, demand
fair, ant market firm at 61s@7s 5or ordIhary
and l1ah48c fpf sPoice- dealers opbhtn blr
rs1a! advanee or these prices sases--2e ooA5s
PACKERS, HOG PRoDU .Ts-DeaIess are are
sstllnG % ofd9rs ~ L. It.5 & d'.S ~, 20 In
hb for pig pork 81 75G2a : bb iSr ftnlp 2 . TX
%a Fl fz3PtR hag iss a. e nd easy We auo+e
choice Cincinnati nc 81 0s@i 10 fall TO eood
Western aG 81 96gi o. ioaislaflas y b5eesI 0S.
toW &c, Wnlte ~ bnshei. saies-@1o htH7e
at 50. Dnshei. ..o., oo,. 80 90.
OAis eCoes HioosEsAe5 Eng pFle7s es7y az '+'>
gnsn u 80 s x..txo4 rr.,tz a. sox
! bfsAN-SboeR LdsE aad haEkes "9sh se o''
RewT -.a.. 80 aas.
~ , - ~ isei saoetz s ~. 70 pa"7s i COSY
VT &c r,r,atad N s7asoa D f7shei. naarke
- 40
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10 VI vi EREE Al.

OFFICE or NEW o.LESNs DEMOCRAT.
Wednesday Evening. September 3, 1872.
COTTON-A moderate business was done TO-
day. the sales reaching - oates.
The following Is the official closing Of the Cot
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The Sea Island cotton crop Ii Georgia,
Florida and Carolina Is growing smaller each
succeeding year For the year ending Sep
tember /, the receipts Of long cotton at
Savannah. Cbar!eston Port Royal and Fer
nandina aggregated 1896 bales, Y which
1880 we're Of the South Carolina crop. Last
year the crop Of long cotton was 2E,.@5S bags.
which shows decrease this year OF PASS bags,
made UP 81 follows
Georgia crop decrease ..-t-.,--.---.- t7s
FlOrtda crop decrease r'-- s8. - fs
Carolina crop increase ---s.~---"- ft@2
Total decrease .-.-...--.--.s p -
The following 10 q comparative statement
OF theexports for the past two years:
1873 1s77-7s, Decrease
Iivarnent ...4y...... TO- sal iI3li 10
Havrs ...@-...........- 2.212 1913 ls5hi
Northern mills .. 7149 $3.50 l,'5si
The prospects for the coming crop Of sea
Island cotton are said 10 be bright especially
In Florida, where there has been a conssder-
able Increase In the number Of acres put mo
cultivation. and the weather has been e1eep-
tionally fine
The New York Bulletin give table show
Ing the ratio OF losses and expenses To pre-
Loiums Of the Insurance companies o. mat
state during the first six months OF 1861
The general average shows the ratio OF nfe
losses to fire premiums to have been IL per
cent, against 51.7 per cent In 1878; that OF e1-
penses TO fire premiums sos per cent, against
At per cent In 1875; both combined 1911 per
cent, against 81 per cent in 1878. The Baile-
I'm says: so far as this difference - dae 20
lac extraordinary increase q Losses t1ls year
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We direct attention or our readers TO the
advertisement Of Fl. Dudley Coleman 4 Bro,
OF corn mills, saw mills and cot
ton presses. etc. They nave removed their
stock into large and com aodioas new ware
house. and are now prepared with greater
facflfsias tn offer Inducements TO purchasers.
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FUTURES

The position Of the market at New York
may be- seen from the following:
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MON ET A X r.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday Evening. September y, 1879,
Thus far -..

NY
We quote exceptional paper SAT- p eent Al
do tbs; second grade do @; loans On coI-
lateraIs 7@s: Al mortgage paper So: second
grade do d p cent per annUrn.
Mexican dollars are now quoted III ssEs8S
and trade dollars al a99e5. Halves and 1aar
ters fArnarfcaa| are g4ote1 ut 39A 3991.
The sales Of foreign exchange wsre Hgbt
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules at
--D4a8. and bill Of ladtng and clear bills at
FsktG479a.
French bills are weak and qHiet. VS. quote
bank francs ~: commercial ) aA@528R.
New York sight - 1Hoted at p cent pra-
nnum for bank counter rate, commercial is
quoted y cent premium.
State ConsoEs st3ady at 37a&fR27I
Premium Bonds closed at 2t11249.
Stocks ars steady.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK. sept s- Evening Money easy
sos closing at 5. Exchange steady = tsa%t@
I48llt governments firm. nov s. l6zs, ~
l941s ~ 1918. atate bonds inactive
THE STOCK MARKET.
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IN the paper collar industry nearly lo,oV
girls, from twelve 20 sixteen years OF age,
are employed.
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state Consols closed steady yesterday at
s71htn37ss, against ~ t1138t on the previous
day. Premium Bonds ruled at 4zl4a,
az .irlst z3z.1lz41I on Tuesday. No sales re-
ported. @u.&5.5
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The coinage executed at the United states
Mint IN Philadelphia during the month Of
August aggregated /, 591 40 pieces, valued 10
90 283, 497. OF this amount ,87G,059 we're silver
dollars.
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7ne city sf View ORLEANS ".

~ j. r. ALCEE GAUTHgEAUX.
Civil Sheriff 81 the Parish OF Orleans.
IN IL ~ f,f.1 4,
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Chew Jacxson's best sweet navy tobacco. u
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The Edinburgh Scotsman says that re-
t,uction OF 10 per cent in tine salaries 81 otfi-
GERS and ~ per cent III the wages Of work.
men has been resolved upon by tins NORTH
British Railroad Company ID conseq 4nee q
the prevailing depression in trade Ine fe-
ductlon will affect 1880 persons, and will
make a yearly saving Of $4,000
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The CITY OF new orleans vs.. Heinrich n


Civil Sheriff OF tho Parish Of Orleans.
,e4 II f8 IS oe2 8
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The National Bank Of the State Of New
York, which for several years was The Clear
ing House III che old Gold Exchange, has de-
cided 10 offer similar Clearing House fa"tit-
ties to dealers In United States bonds, the set
Elements To be made at the same charge and
subject 10 the same rules
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

GOVERNOR GARcELoN's DAUGHTER.-[Spe-
cial dispatch to the New York World. J.
Washington, December 25.-After all that
has been said against Governor Garcelon a
refreshing story comes from New England,
which indicates that he bae ar least one de-
fender. Its accuracy is vouched for on tho
score that it is railroad story. Entering a
train a few days ago on his way home
from Boston to HolyOke to spend
the holidays, q gentleman found seat
beside young; lady, who in q little while
drew him into conversation about Maine.
A flor n 1ittle randnrsa4 tAlA-~ic rcpff0u to "sA
fhq4dtrY after his opinion about Governor
Garcelon's action that he thought 1t down
right fraud. The young lady replied, warm.
ly, that she thought he had acted Just right.
az guess you must be a Democrat" sug-
gested the gentleman, with smile. The
young lady promptly gave him to under
stand that she was very much 80. That pre-
cipitated friendly little argument, In
which tho gentleman was completely beaten
by an inadvertent declaration by the young
lady that the papers didn't give her father
credit for some things, anyway. When con-
versation was resumed the young lady In
formed the gentleman that she was Gov
ernor Garcelon's daughter, and that she was
on the way to Washington to spend the
winter with relatives. z.. :.
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FOR THE LADIES:
An elegant line Of LACE and SILK TIES In en-
tirey new styles;
LACE fIGHUES In endless Variety:
SIT K and LACE HANDKERClnEFS:
HhNDKERCHIEFS IN FANCY BOXES:
COLLARS and CUFFS IN FANCY BONES
PERI merry IN FANCY BOXES;
REAL JAPANESE LACQUER GLOEE-BOXES
EI,E e ANT SCY-EMBRoIDERED HOSIERY
KID GLOVES and GAU >TLETS;
SIX. BUTTON WHITE and OPERA KID GLOVES
LEATHER sATCHELS, p URsEs, aud POCKET
BOOKS;
CLOAKS and DOLMANS;
LADIES FURS closing out al less than cost.
FOR THE CHILDREN:
MISSES KID GLOVES:
WORSTED, CLOTH, and THREAD GLOVES;
BOYS BUCK GAUNTLET GLOVES:
CHILDRES'S CUFFS and COLLARS;
SILK and LINEN HANDhERCHIEFS
PLAIN and FANCY HOSIERY;
CIILDREN'S FURS at less than cost price.
FOR GRSTLEM
LINED ard USLINED PLAIN and FUR-TOP
DOG.SkIS GLOVES:
KID. THREAD, and CLOTH GLOVES;
BUCK GAUNTLETS and GLOVES:
PLAIN. HEMSTITCHED. and COLORED-BOR-
DERED SILK HANDKERCHlEFS;
Ten dozen JUVENILE SCARFS At SOC. worth o0c..
Handsome hpe of TIES and BOWS;
PLAIN and FANCY HOSlERY;
and lots Of other articles that are handsome useful,
and sI,bsiau tiaL at JULIUS MEYERS,
de 10 sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

Ex-Cougressman Rainey, OF South Caro-
lima. who is now In the internal-Tevenues SER
vice, has recently returned from visit to
Virginia, during which he devoted some
attention 10 the political situation In that
State. He sustains the view taken by the
american of the alliance between the Re-
adiusters and the Republicans-that it was
the only means available to secure the poiit-
ical rights denied the latter by the Conser-
natives. General Malone, he intimates,
VIII act with the Republicans in the United
States Senate. or, at least, independently Of
the Democrats; aud, as the Readjusters
have pledged themselves to secure fair cleo
|tiops, hereafter, there is a good prospect
that the Republicans will elect two, and
perhaps three, congressman at the next
election 1.-THE Republican members Of the
Legislature had united with the Funders,
they would simply have enabled them to
retain in Office the men who, as Mir. Rainey
says, 'stwice counted in Congressman
Goode when he was not elected" -.Ba!ti-
more american. .s.-1 49, "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-29

lfuli. Il appears % bs o. q hIs 90 aestiy
and eandidly written !; ttt1s = 70 reao
| it win learn what : wsltte rs eeTiys impar@
tIal q an acslve psEticibsht fd.A war csn be
thinks 81 the scenes thfch ne attempts 20
describe. Rhst wifi thsrrzdrr-s zsHnen
s. learns tbat this Massachusetts Yankee
fwe. use the term tn 90 offensive sense y. y 9
War1m sdmirer Of srDNEwaLL-Jac Ksos : J.
what Il, IL possible, still more remarkable,
{. that the author attempts vindlcation OF
General FITz JOIN PoRTEs, man OF whom
lie nav be said thatit Is disgrace to the
United States that he has been treated as ne
has. -
General COCOON was at West Point with
sTosEwAnL Jackson, as were also Generals
MCCLELLAN, RENO, Couch, FOSTER, A. Z.
HILL. and PicKETT; "but," says General
GoRDos, ~among Them all the name OF i.
J. JACKSON, OF Virginia, stands preemi.
nent.v And be ADDS Whist shows him TO De
an admirer Of JACKSON now and to have
been his friend at West Point: "It tJAcK-
SONS namel is before me now, recorded on
sheet that holds the autographs OF my
classmates, as he wrote it, at my request,
when as boys we left West Point forever"
Here is part Of General GoEDoS's descrip-
ton Of JACKSON:
aAlthough The army in which jackson
had rendered such conspicuous service had
been III the field not eighteen months, ne
had in that time won among bis felioW-ofn-
GERS an enYiable reputation for. an energy
that defied all obstacles, Tor sagacity that
| COMPOUNDED all opposition, and Tor a cour-
age that rose highest amidst the shock OF
arms" et.-s ,..
But the reader need not expect to ind
much OF this sort of pleasant reading in
history written by Federal officer.
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