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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-02

The Rcadjusters are more anxious to
carry their point in regard to scaling the
debt than to elect Democratic senator, and
in this spirit they have also had some OF
their members here during the week trying
to arrange terms with the Administration.
One member of the Cabinet has at least
been consulted, and leading western Re-
publican senator has also been brought into
the matter. The Readiusters make square
pronosition that II the Administration and
the Republican leaders here will control the
Republican members Of the. Legislature and
get them to vote with the Readiusters so as
10 make majority. the latter will vote with
the Republicans and elect Republican to
the Senate in place Of Mr.. Wlthers.
In so many words, this is trade pIoposl-
ton by which they can secure United
States senator il they will vote to repudlate
about thirty million dollars OF Virginia debt.
The administration cannot. OF course, be.
come party to any such transaction, and
the Republican members Of The Legislature
will he left free to exercise their own judg-
ment about the matter. The President bias,
on several occasions, told Virginia Rcpub-
licans that be thought it their duty to vote to
protect the credit of the State, and not to
repudiate her solemn pledges Washing
ton Observation-Disclosures Telegraph.
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w- BARGAINs FOR THE PEOPLE.

81 at 9oc. worth II .25. at 81 worth 81 s5, at
BLAIR TGfR IN If qs on sf5 5e
wHiTE SKIN * f ut Toe. worth 81, at sof. wortls
LlGfHT: LUE SATIN, "a inches wide, at sl.25
BLACK Six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 1925,
below regular prcps
CoLORED SILKS at 75c. worth 81;
PLALDs, Atwood hliing, At 15c. per yard worth
DoGGBLE-FACED DRESS GOODS at loc. WORT,
D1t tBL WiDT'H ExTRA.HEAvY ALL-wooL
4 large variety Of FANCY GOODS for irimmIng :.
RUGS. MATS, HAssOCks, and MATING very
A large Variety Of BASKETS at low prices;
An Kinds OF GOODS for boys and mems wear:
CURTAIN MUSLIN at 1"c. per yard worth zoe;
worth 16c.. ut lie, worth 20c., at l6Ac. worth
use. at zoe. worth Soc, and better goods jast
A large sHV Stock of NOTTINGHAM LACE cur
TAINS. purchased ut The Urge upholstery sale
In New York We do not give prices but Will
sell them lower lhan the same quality goods were
So ri LXcE TIDES at Is. II. 2S, 80.
IS, 40. 80. so, IS: So, and $l-aIl much he.
NoT'TlNGi2M LkCE rILLow-sElAMs at SOC.
worth 7jc.;
BIN NhE1S NJ ~ WORTH ~ oU dL P1.oN "oilh
So % ut So worth a. n 81 30 worth Sc. at 80
worth $3.50, ut IS worth sS: BLi NktrS At
81, IS, -. SO. and up 10 !lJ L pair-all very
cheap: 49,
FANCY BUGGY and CAMRIAGE-BLANKETS
from - TO 80: .
ENGLISH BUDY.BRUSSELS CARPETS at Toe.
per yard-a great bargain. t.tat bargains In
LnSEY FDAWas s (: NnXFKiNs at s1oo PER dozen-
uAik-BkUsIiIF$ at aoc. worth Soc;
RUBBtK COMES very cheap:
MOURNING fIANDkERCIiIEFS NJ l2,c. worth
25c. at 23c. whrth Soc:
QUILLED SATIN RIBBON at Sc. per yard-u:hIt
price Is zoe.
bargains in HOSIERY for men, women, and chill
Gr"n; ,.
No IL DOUBLEFACED ALL-SlLK SATIN
| RIBBON at.2Oc. per yard worth Soc:
FANCY Ribbons n DC. per yard worth l0c, al
Sc. worth 20c., at zoe. worth Doc, nj Z5c wor'h
| 6Oc.
| To save money in making yonr nurchas, $ call at
LEVY BROTHERS..
| 10l7 aud 1918 Main street.
| no27 Richmond, Va.
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Fire Record.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE ~ PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA December Ia hre
started al 10 O'Clock in the cellar OF 4. NJ
CoIins's parer-mauutactory, No. II Deca'
fur street. From thence it was communl,
cited through the hatchway to the second
Storv Of McGargee Brothers Il Co.'S paper,
and ran-warehouse, next door. 1t burned
tierccIy, and soon enyeored the Latter 5 in
mass Of flames, which shortly reached Nc
Gargee's store, on Sixth street: Inc walis
~ The Decatur-street place are falling rapid
" No estimate can be placed on the loss
Lnter.-The fire which broke out this
,oronoon in Collins's paper-warehouse and
the paper-manuiactory Of McGarge gee sI BRO,
theirs & Co., on Decatur street, was many
gotten under control about l;SO ooo Inc 'o'a'
loss viii not be less than Sl25'ooo.
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no 81
- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OEEEE

MT COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY. DECEMBER lsT. UPWARDS OF
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF
MILLINERY GOODS. purchased ut Il great sacrl.
lice. These goods consist IN part OF OSTRICH
TIPS. PLUMES, BIRDS, and RIBBONS. among
them some OF the lilndSomcsl Imported this season
also n large lot Of VELFETS, SArlNS. ana Other
TRIMMINGS.
They will also oDen 4 very extensive stock OF
BLACK and CDLORrD SILKS at great reduction
from former picrs, among Them some OF III" han1-
soonest ever nered. Their FORMER Sl.l0 hI.ACk
eros. GRAIN SILK will he sold al Soc; their 20
SILKS nj proporlonaic reduction: al,o. lar@e
stock of ALL-SILK STRIPED SATIN. In black
and colorcd, ut Il reduction CT SOC. yard no ~
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MARINE aNTEAAIGENGt.
.JIYJsTIIRE acknowledgements Q, 1873
sum Flsss.......:.... 7:9S ,o,,, nish TIDE. GAS
Hooa rises .....- 500 Ereaia2............ 7:CS
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 1,1s79.

& PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER !, 1879.
ARRIVED.
. Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK.
merchan dise and passengers. G.. w. Allen S Co.,
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan.
a,sa md messengers. j. ". NcCarrick, agent.
u Brig Gazella, Weibye, Hampton Roads, light,
Curtis & Parker.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
Mi merchandise, and passengers, /. b. Tatum
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. i
Fem Philadelphia November 2Sth, schooner q.
8. Edwards, Cnrs1n. >o-,,.ro o,, scboonrr AL.
From New YORK Sosenpef @o''' se""
Der. Mason, Rose. at-
o,,o-.6 American schooner EliEabeth y; hars
80 pio Grands do Sui. with 2,loo oadre, 70 a nm
ooSG hais sarrels Of -four, yaleeo a. @io'ohV'V'
S IVO by kali .Creiisha" Company
~. axAoRANDuA. .l.t, il.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2S-Arriv,SSaa ,s ssE W.
ntrs b. +. BIggs, Quitlap, and Laura " Moh' A"
ing, from Ricnm6ad -
~ ;tt ~, TELEGRAPH. s;,, a.:
NEW YaRE December tyed Sa e1se NJ As
rived out: Westpha!ia. aslgasians Meme Ier av,f
somasy.. Hoineward bound; Eiizabetn, iefa"H
toipgto0. s.
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Arrest of iEurGererS in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, December IA dispatch
from Fremont. o., says Andrew Moehle
and james Welch have been arrested there
for the murder OF 4 man who was found
dead near that place in May, 1878. Tbc
body OF 4 man who is now supposed to
have been murdered lay beside the road,
with pistol in hand and bullct-hOc in
the head, and in his pocket was found a
memorandum book, upon the blank leaf OF
which were penc!led the words: " | am
tired OF life. Bury me bere." The cir
cum>tances indicated suicide, but evidence
has been discovered which leaves little
doubt that the man was robbed and muir
dered by the persons now under arrest.
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TRArN-WRECKING AND ROBBERY.-[Speclal
to the Baltimore american. ]-Gratto West
Va, November 3O.-At an early hour yes
terdav morning at West Union Station, on
the line OF the Parkersburg branch OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, Frank Nc
Fadden, John Tucker, and Isaac alas
Knotty Owens were arrested, charged with
train-wreckipg and robbery. For some
time past quite number OF depredatlons
have been committed at the station named,
and in consequence the railroad company
felt called upon to locate their detective
there to ferret out the guilty parties. Aftef
quietly working the matter sufncient eVl'
dence was obtained against The above par
tiac
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THE BIG-SANDY LINE WaneheSter, KY,
November 22.-Mr. G. P. Huntington and
General John Echols passed through here
to-day, and will go over all the line OF the
Big Sandy from Mount Sterling to Catletts-
burg. They will let out contracts for COM
pleting the entire line at once, to be COM
pleted by October l, 1880. Work viii be
commenced on the tunnels at once. and
along the entire line early in the spring.
THIS will Immediately create great activity
in business all along the line, and the
through route from Louisville to the sea-
board, SO long desired by Kentucky, pro-
misses to be certainty OF the near future,
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w NEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES
Despite the recent heavy advance In prices,
j JULIUS MEY YER.
Roa ppnln sTupr-

,DesplIe tHe EeccDt neaSE ADVANCE IN prices,
ULIUS MEY
COS BROAD STREET,
is still selling at old prices just opened from New
YORK auctions.
HANDSOME NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS at
81 and sl.25 worth - rs and 81:
ALL-W8OL EAMEL'S-HAIR CLOTH, IN MI
shades. at SOC. worth Acc;
Another lot of DOUBLE-WIDTH CoLORED
CASHMERE ut 20c.: s.fa
WOOL-MlXED SClITINGS at 12hc. worth 20c.;
80 pieces GRAY-MfXED SUITrNiS at &c:
BLACK FIGU RED ALI-WO0L DOtMAN
CLOTH. Ga wide, NJ 81 rs worth 50:
CASHMERE:
sneciai bargains in BLACK CASHMEREs.
Auction bargains In BLACK SlLkS--a Good Black
silk Il 6Uc.: an Extra Good SIX at 75c.; 3
Handsome Black SILK at al-regular value
Sl.25 superb Article at 1.50 worth ~. rs.
so cozen THREE-BUTTON KID GLOVES, all
40 d dosen "A nD Df coLoRED oNE-nUrroS IT,
FONESE KID GLOVES AT 25c.-o original price
81; ~ -
GLOVES a. Csc;
MISSES COLORED ED GLOVES, all sizes aud
shades, at 75c.; .-
VESTS and DRAWERS at l0c. each:
40 dozen LADIES SUPER. MERINO VESTS At
SOC. worth 75c.;
&C., al old prices, at JULIUS MEYERS.
de l 603 Broad street.
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Death OF GENERAL JEFF. G. DAVIS
Especial dispatch to the Washington Post. J
Chicdqo. November 30.-Major-G General
jeff. {. DAVIS died at the Palmer House at
3P. N. to- day. He arrived here Monday
evening from WASHINGTON TO perform Ills
duty as a member of the Chickam2uga COM
mission. and was suffering at the time from
a cold he had contracted. He grew worse
rapidly, malignant form of pncumonia
growing out OF the cold, and he passed
away at the hour stated. He was ffty-eIght
wears of age His remains will be taken to
INDIANAPOLIS tomorrow for interment.
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m~ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY, December 1st, In their DRESS
GOODS DEPARTMENT,
former pIlcc of which has been 81 20; .,,-,
All shades OF sOLiD.COLORED DRESS hOODS
IL pieces DOUBLE-WTDTH ALL-WOOL COL
! URED CASHMERES at 45c.: ,,, r>,,,....
Fully fifty various styles of COl.OkED DiEsS
GOODS, among which will IL found many
great bargains. .,.n,,>
They also offer a very extensive stock OF NOUN.
ING GOODS among them many ncN uc:ign,, :
Also. n large stock of LUPIN'S BLACK CASH.
MERES from 371sc. uD: .,,,,,.,rc
FORTY-lNCH BLACK ENGLISH CASH MIKES
NJ % and 33c.-l5c. yard under value
no29
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A. Hanover IA suturday evening. while

At Hanover, IA, Saturday evening, while
Messrs. Etzle and Young, with workman,
were engaged in the cellar OF their ware
house. it was noticed that the walls were
falling. An alarm was immediately given,
and Nr. Young and the workman succeed
ed in getting 10 the yard uniutured' pat
MIR. Etzle was, caught by the falling wall
;nst ne he was 1eaping from the door and IN
SANITY killed. The building, which was as
recently erected, contained about 10000
bushels Of grain. i, ~,
CHARLESTON, November eS.-The west
virginia. Elk River Oil Company, opera.
ting four miles above here, struck OIL las.
night in paying quantities: Inere Y sreas
excitement over 'it. "A large nnmoer or
.people visited the work. to-day .--epeesas
dispatch to TIE Wheeling Register. H.. I'll.
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SPECIAL NsT...as.

RESALE AT AUCTION OF !. CRA-
EEY TsLAND,' CONTAINING 4f3s ACES,
NEAR TO ATLEE's STATION, in HANOVER
COUNTY.-Specisla attention Is called to the safe OF
this BEAUTIFUL FARM, TO come on on UEs-
DAY the I'd OF December. 1879, on the premises,
at IL O'Clock M. bidders can leave at o'clock In
the morning by the Chesapeake and Ohio cars, and
return 10 the afternoon OF the same day. For fur
ihcr particulars see advertisement under auction
head Of John B. Young, surviving trustee and COM
missioner. w. GODDIS,
de Let AUG 'iouecr.
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n7~ GREAT BARG 4 ms
IN DRY GOODS
At g. HI-TZIER IL SONS,
AT 4. HUTZLER IL
nnD Imam. cam.

300 BROAD STREET.
BLACK and COLUkED CACHEMlRES, full line,
frum Ice. to ! .25:
porLIS LU~TEEs, full line OF colors. at 12Hc.:
PEKI& STRIPES, In SILKS, SATIN, and VEL
BLACK and CoLORED sILEs, yELyETs, and
VELYETEENS; .
A few more OF those CHEAP DAMASK hOWELs
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN's, and CHIIDREN's
UNDERWEAR; .,,,,.r,,..
HOSIERY, WiiiTE GOODS. and CASsialEhEs'
NOTIONS In endless VARIETY:
SEW-STYLE CLOAkISG, for ladies':
WALKiNG-JACkGTSan ana CtnCULAECLohhS'
IADJE., CLOhKS md DOI.MASS-full line;
FKiNGFS PASSIMkSTERIE TRIMMING, and
BUTTONS. III great yaiie.S;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS at much less Than reg
lar prices; ,,
sHkWLS. FLANNELS, and BLANKETS. Cal! a:
4. HCTZLhR & SONS.
no lD.2m 3C6 Broad street.
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~, COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER

ON MONDAY. DECEMBER lsr.
40 dozen LADIES THREE.BUTToS COL
ORED KID GLOVES ut 39c. pair, the value
100 Dozen l, LADiES' TwO.BUTTON FLEECE
a. Inz.n LhnlES' ELASTIC FLEECE-LISED
GLOVES at l6sc. pair;
A large stock Of GLOVES. in their various Styles
and qualities. for ladies'. gcntlcmen's. ana
chiIdrpu'< wear. ut the lowest prices ever known.
They also offer ,hr largest stock OF HOSIERY no"
Also nH 20 dozen Of MISSES and CIIILDRES'S
KNIT VESTS III 1917: .,,.,..
All Qualities I'm LADIES. GE*TLEMEN'S. AID
CHnDREN'S KNIT USDERWEAR. among
which win he found many great bargains.
no29
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serfous ARRAY.

,psrEassuRG, VA. December 1.--Satur-
day night j. M. Phelps, who keeps large
dyin~ establishment here, was assumed 70
trnnf of his place OF business by negro
~ med James Carter, and so badly beaten
tha, Ills life is despaired OF, Phelps ne
s ss the negro, who was formerly in DIS ds
smr;ioy. of stealing goods from him.
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. December 1.-NGon.-Siockss teidy.
Money on call, 6Gl7 ner cent. ENclianse-Long,
4sO4: short, 1873. State bones dun. Governments
nominal. ,,.o
Euening.-Money, 56l7 par cent. Exchange,
4SOb Governments generally weak; new 5,s'
1O2h; AZ per cents, lo52s; per cents, loZ}5.
States uull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 1.-Virginia 6's, de-
ierrcd 6H: consols 55b: second series, %; past
due coupons. 81; new l0-40's, AZ. North caro-
lima G's, old, 20. Bid to-day.
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A stsssfns Vessel,

BosroS, December LA speclal a,spaeSSn
from Gioueester says ;. The schooner NJ.
q. Phillips, which. sailed from Gloucester saer
for Grand Menan October LIST, has not Deen
heard from, and IS supposed TO be lost, "iln
thirteen men-aIl OF Bridgeport"
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kTJOHN C. sHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1904 Main street corner above poss-eglee.,
RICHMOND, VA.

His stock consists Of LARGE AND FINE AS.
soeTMEST OF GOODS. imported especially for
h,m and is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, and PATTERNS.
Prices to suit the tines.
sHrRTs. COLLARS ans CUFFS OF ane s sss
hade 10 order
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CINCINNATI, December IA dispatch
from st. Joseph, No., states that Fl. G. Cal
yer, marshal OF Cameron, on the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph road, was shot dead on the
street last evening, it is supposed, by John
Withcrs and a man named Harpstcin. Citi-
zens are in arms searching for the murder
ORG
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NEW YORK, December 1.- y, as4p Tbn
hos haen convicted OF making false return
Of votes cast at that election, was sen,enct ~
in the oyer and Terminer Court ;a ao-'as u
eighteen months in the State prison.
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ror.y.s,xtEa Conversational Session.

WASHINGTON, December l, 1879.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order by Vice
President Wheeler at u O'Clock NJ, anu
PRAYER was offered by the chaplain.
Messrs. Anthony and Bayard were np-
nointrd a committee to join similar COM
mittce on the part Of he House to wait on
the President and inform him that both
houses of Congress were organized and
ready to receive any communication he
might choose to make. Pending report
,f the committee business was suspended.
At 1890 P. NJ, the committee to wait On
the President not having reported, on mo-
tion of Mir. Thurman a recess OF three
quarters OF an hour was taken.
The Senate reconvened at P. NJ. MI
burnside, of Rhode Island, gave notice that
he would Tomorrow ask leave to call up the
Joint resolution offered by him last session
with regard to the proposed inter-oceanic
canal. The Vice-President laid before the
Senate the annual report Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, which was ordered 10 oe
nrinted. Just before 2 O'Clock the Presi-
dents message was received and read by the
clerk. At its conclusion Mir. Ferry rose 10
announce the death OF his colleague, Lacha-
riah Chandler, and moved that the Senate,
| as q mark OF respect 10 tue latteI > netnoi -
adjourn; which was agreed to, and the
Senate adjourned at 3:l5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AT precisely - O'Clock the Speaker called
the House to order, and after prayer BY the
chaplain the roll was called and showed an
atrepdapce of 2O3 members, there being 56
absentees. TIA
The newly-elected members from Cali,
fornia, Iowa, and New York have qualileo
for office, taking the !ron-clad oath. The
House took a recess to enable the commit
tee TO wait on the President aud inform him
that the House is ready to receive any COM
mtlnieation from him.
AT 1:5O 2. NJ. the Presidents message
was received and read by the clerk. III was
listened to at first with attention, but after
a time the members fell into conversation,
and the reading was concluded without any
manifestations of approval or dlsapproYai
ON either side OF the House.
On motion Of Mr. Wood, OF New YORK,
the message and accompanying documents
we're referred to the Committee OF Inc
Whole and ordered to be printed. Inc
House then adjourned.
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Obituary.,

DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF NEW
ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-Wi!liam G..
Black, prominent cotton-factor, and the
former president of the Cotton Exchange,
was stricken with apopleXy yesterday, and
| died this morning.
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Barn and Stables BurHed--Dcath OF q
Norfolk Merchant.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, December IAN incen-
diary fire last night at South Mills, on the
Dismal Swamp canal, destroyed the barn
and stables OF W. Fl. Tatem, together with
their contents. No insurance.
Information has been received in this
city Of the death last night in New York OF
Richard Chlmberaine, popular young
merchant. During the war he belonged to
McGregore's battery.
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saaeide OF a Young Lady.
Especial Telegram 10 the Dfspafel

lollsCSaS teEegfuUi 70 UTSplfeUsJ
SUFFOLK, Va, December 1.--Miss Vfr-
ginia Rawis, OF this place, Misrepresentation
home Friday night last, and to-day her body
was found ia the bottom OK Nansemond
river. Doubtless case of suicide. De-
ceased was eighteen years OF age.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatcb.I
SUFFOLK, VA, December Miss Viz
GINA Rawls, daughter Of Mr.. +. Fl. Rawls,
Of this place, committed suicide by drown-
ing, on last Friday night, November 18th.
the particulars gathered are these: II
seems that on Friday night Miss Rawls had
company until about O'Clock. After their
departure the young lady, as was her Gus
brother. After carrying him TO bis room
she changed her dress, and came down.
stairs and stood at the front door. When
asked by her mother to retire, she de-
clined, giving as an excuse that she was
not sleepy. ...
In few moments her father came in, and
was asked by his wife II he had seen Jen-
ME. He said he had not, and asked where
she was. Mrs. Rawls said she did not
know, and told AIr. Rawls to make search
fer her at once, which he did. Not finding
her in Il short time, lie became greatly
alarmed. A crowd was soon gathered and
the search kept up all that night, but with
out avail. Fears were at once entertained
that she had drowned herself, az she bad
threatened to drown herself before. 4
cannon was fired, and parti.s kept drag
eing the river yesterday and until about 4
O'Clock this evening, when the body Of the
unfortunate girl was found. Her father
had noticed that she had been very de-
spondent for several days, but paid no at
tention TO it until after her sudden disap-
pearance.
Miss Rawls was just eighteen years of
age, and her sad fate is greatly dcplored by
her many friends. The parents have the
sympathy Of the entire community.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER

THIS WEEK
UPWARDS Of 500 dozen CORSE fS. In many various
styles. which they have purchased bclo" the mar
ket value: - 80, &c.,,
dretis Of other goods. no 20
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MT THE CELE BR RATED PEARL
SHIRT. made of 2400 Linen and Wansutta Cot
ton, Is the best 81 unlauudried shirt made For
sale by JULIUS MEYER.
de ! COS Broad street.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH no THE DrspAruH

MEETiNauFTHE FoRTY-slxTH CONGRESS
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA
OBITUARY SUPPOSED S UICIDE OF "A
I NANsEMoND YoUNG LADy-A NEW YORK
INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS IMPRISONED
MURDERERs ARRESTED IN 0HI0-A CITY
MARSHAL KILLED IN MIssoURG-TwO FA-
TAI. CASUALTIES TO CHILDREN.
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THE BEST BARGAINS CAN BE HADsEtSess
uUTZId:R BROTHERS.,


HUTzI6:R BROTHERS.,
52J BROAD STREET.
PRINCES aud GIMPS. nrellier and cheape5 thaH
EFT VtTs SILKS and SATINS at greatly reduced
prices; RIBBONs and. LACEs at less Than New
York prices: CURsETS, very Cheap init nne
HOSIERY tie very chez psst 20 be found anywh
HANiK ERCHfEFS. KID GLOVES, HAHBnRRTt
EUGiSGi, &c. A full line o: MERlSo ana HVq "
UNDERWEAR at prices 70 ssohlsn a''' "oh"
PLATED JEWELRY u speciality. ,.
nnsa,Isnn -, - - - Dolls
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DEATHS.

ftsts.f DEATHS. 3f.t;t I'll Il IL;
nss az 9LL Eli FLEMING, child
OF sidney n. and Mary b.. Owens, -.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AfoLEN.'sS =
Fhe party who had the Presidents mes
sage saturday night sold il to syndicate
for 81 800, and It Is said $4,000 profit vas i'
realized BY the parties who made t the pur-
lobase., One western correspon dent lent. MOI i q
ths Cara Arrangement sn photographed TO New Yosk
and Ind fl,e message gs sooa rs it'appeared