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as their sinister pnTposss 4 may re.
qiIrc, The honest staIW arts, who wan It
a strong naar. In order that their
notions Of Bringing The South into abb
iect subiection may be applied contemplate
d policy that would be impracticablc Il the
nrrsenf limitations upop the authority OF
the President be eontir. uef. A dictatorship
Is tle. result to ,wb:.ch their .asseri1oos OF
authority tend. TIE ts1E current ~ deorS Z,
and Alabama makes no concealment OF tne
disposition TO- invest General Grant WIN
powcfs at Or esent unknown In this conatfy;
In order that the stalwaits may De saienee9
and the South may have friend at the neao
OF the Government" t.t & tf
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TaEDEMoosAas 1so iBE COUNTED QuT! II

TAEDEM0GsATs IsO i'BE COUNTED OUT! IN
:NEwsyo The editor Of the; Womb 1ele-
graphs to the Washington. sRost:
vNe,o cYsork, N,sMenY5er I've elect BOT
ter aRd Seymour, skut what are .-eaaled
amended and corrected returns, under the
sanctian.af the Hepnhlican State Commit
tee, stillfin session, are being nude UP. 81
these ,yetuDns are TO stand, iae entire. .aa-
iority VIII be figured out. Conkllng a.
now there. and DeYens and; Baine and the
spirit Of Zach. Chandler
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gThe Rev. Gilbert De La Matyr, Green
back congressman OF Indiana, is making q
series Of tat-moDev speeches in the SOUTH
ern portion OF his State. In conversation,
he expressed himself much disappointed at
the defeat OF Butler in Massachusetts. But
Ter, be Gags, will head fine Greenback ticket
for President in 1880, with Jones OF Texas
for second place. Since Tilden's fiasco 10
New York. he believes the Democrats will
nominate Hendricks. The Republican can
aIdate, be predicts, will be either Grant or
Blaine. Phe Greenback party, according to
Mr.. De La Matyr, has no intention OF aban-
doning its fight. 80 Z:
Another alleged Joke has proved fltaI.
Pani Mack Worth, Cincinnati man, want I'd
to seaye bis wife, and put a rope around bis
neck aRd then fastened 1t TO tie bed-post.
When she came into the room he had acct
dentaliy straugled himself, and was cold In
death. 2 ..a. "a.
Milan, Ohio, bad sensation. Tt was the
payment OF an election bet. One mar, clDd
In g callcosn wheeled another man around
the public square ten times, ina wbeelbar.
row, in acknowledging OF Calico Charities
victory. large crowd looked on. ST
&. "a BangQF maafWas drowned In dock
by q apmbeTsyard. he got out OF i the boat
10, ight. md stepped into the sawdust-cpY-
cred swater, ,Ehiehf he stk0nght was solid
ground.
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How Tsny> VOTED IN LTSGuBUEG-The

How Txny. VOTED IN LToGHBURGs-The
Virginisn says:
"Not over twenty-five eoIored Republic
can rstas wcYe cast in this city for the Debt
Paving Candidates, but the most OF those
who went to the polls,yoted fora ticket that
scareelysoue reputable whlteIkcpublican in
this e,ty could or. would support, by reason
OF the Tact that's convicted feaen was at Its
] head"
The Nessssssys:
"We have, to some extent, bsen deceived
again as no what the negroes would do.
Their whole vote flor .Debt-Raying candi-
dates would not farnish represen taiion for
. one delegateto the Legislature. We cannot
RELY on this vote in any election. EThey
Shave shown sthat,as 4 class-a body-they
will vote for; any mae, no matter :Nalepcc he
rcomes, or who be; is, provfdedhe opposes
the Conservative party."
1.-THE Ns,csisss hitit. The; negreas, voted
against the Conservative party. :Thegsdtdn,t
.know whsthenshe DEB trwas to be sepudi-
lated or not, and didn't care a straw.
Wherever they sssw a true Conservatives
>heaa they gaHeiitatblow-
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nTF" COHEN BROTHERS WILL Of
FER on MONDAY Il cho,c lot Of NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS, in pure silk. and worscd and silk
mixtures; also, II full line Of FANCY SILK VEL
VETS I'm all the newest shades.
BLACK PEKIN SILK VELVET Mt 1885,:
GCINET'S MANTlLLA VELVET at S6-gcnc-
rally valued at Sll:
BLACK SILK NEINETS from :l.25 up-some
rare bargains III those goods;
OIi-BOlLED BLACK SILKS N JJc. 4 yard. They
now offer The largest stock Of silks ever offered
this side OF New York. among lhcn some OF the
most startling bargains:
) pieces Of GClNET'S E.ACk SATlS-FiNlSl
Warranted in every respect N $l.2j:
10 pieces more of the heavier weight al $3.50 per
yard, general price Of which i - 10:
BONNET'S and GUiNE1'S "SUBLIME SATIN
FINISH" (;le finest quality manufactured Al
$3.50 aud $2.1j Il yard, the general Waite Of
which is 81 yard;
IN COiOEED Sill they Offer every >hadc and quail
iiy, among them will be- found some rare har
gains;
They also offer the most extensive variety In SILK
and WURSTED NOVELTIES:
Full line Of BLACK and COLQRED PEklN SAT
IN; AT : %.
Special attention is called 10 their large stock Of
EVENING SILKS oc -
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BEDsaRD.~Tbe Sentia.a,.says sf.the color

BEDfaBD.-~Tbe SentiadIssays CLINE color
ed vote sn.that county last Euesda2
8 ssOutsfde of Liberty, &e learn that IL
went almost .solidly for the Rsasl
Here, however, it was pretty well diStded.1'
The Conservatives tsarTiee the county
Notwithstanding that almost solid negro
vote. Now, mheps would the Resdjusters'
candidates haze been bu, for saat sole De
gro voter We suppose The whites ,Vsted
two to one for the Observation-Disclosures.
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MI NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
At
LOW PRICES.

DRESS GOODS IN all the latest styles from ID to
40c.;
ALL-WOOL PALM-LEAF DhMASSES at soc:
All shades in DOUBLE-WIDTH COLOkED CASH.
s6-iNCii WIDE ALL-WooL CoLoHED CASH
ExTRN QUALITY CoLoRED CASHMERE at
2 cases ns' K ri q sUITING at &c;
/ case PLAID fUPLlN al SIC:
40 pieces BROCADED POPLlNS, all shades, at
lie;
All shades Of COLORED SATINS and SILKS:
BLACK and COLORED PEkIN STRIPED SILKS
and SATlNS;
BLACK. " Altered, and BROCADED STRIPED
SILKS: ~
Auction bargains In PLAIN BLACK SILKS;
Large line BLACK CASHMERES at very low
prices:
LUPIN'S SUPERB BLACK CASHMERE, 46
inches Wild. at 90c. worth IL rs;
36-ISCH WIDE ALL WOOL BLACK CASH
MERE at soc. worth g.;
BLAME ETS-thc cheapest lot in the city:
A LARGE :O-4 WHITE BLANKET at 81 So;
A ia CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKET at
$3.50;
200 pair LADIES KID GAUNTLETS at 60c;
All shades 3-BUTTOS KID GLOVES at Acc:
Try HARRIS FERNANDO KID at S1-the best
dollar glove in the city:
2-BUTTON LADIES' UNDRESSED KID, III
light brown and dark slate. at 35c.. ut
JULIUS MEYERS.
oc27 603 Broad street.
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The Richmond DispHzch is eoraaat In ths
statement That amoee than two ttsards OF
hetaxes are paid By the men who an Iues,
day voted for the AcGpHoch setlamapt"
We should haI diy exaggarate IL We @ereto
say,t hst zine tenths OF the taxes are PAID
bvfriends OF that measure. - hasio tssaas4He
lhroniele. sff ID.
Ard nobody knows 4tdbeter than HAS
sEy, PAEL. MAHoSE Il Go. But they don't
care button. So
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DRESS GOODS.
AL The latest styles and novelties; -
BhheR qrSasAMEsEs at ia 1es 20, 20, 80, and
ESSsg !. HIATT ags se g. es sss
Our ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at 45s.
y s ss st shH q
BLACK. SILK VELvETs at $1.37h, s1.75' 49,
BRo oCa BED and STRIPED vELvETs in all
ALL.WOoL and COTT0N PLAIDs, a large va
PALMLEAF DAMAssE at soc. for trimming;
SHETLAND sHAWLs in all colors at 81 and up
cLoAKsii cLoAKs !-25e CLoAK:s just RECEIVED
from the largest manufacturer In New YORK
BLRRN KNIT; Sub BEASkETs, in WHITE and COL
ORED, from 81 per pair to TIE finest naI nI TIE
FLANNELS, In plain and twiiled; WHITE
FLNNNELS NJ l2k. Is, ls, 90, 20, and 30c,,
the cheapest goods u the ely; g, e.,, n,,,or
On this article we arc headquarters and sell al
the lowest prices:
VOL GARrETs At !? s. s.. So, 50, 20. 40, 80
FLOOR 0IL-CLoTHs at SOC. per yard, regular
FL6 pRs 6HIL.CtLoTHs in A. 81, ca and s-4;
| COCOA MATTINGS from auction; ,ro s.,-r
TABLE Oii-CLOTIlS in j. and 6-4-MARBLE
and FANCY:
UNDERWEAR for ladies, children, and gentle
ncE-tte largest stock in the city:
LADIES FESTs.-10O dozen to be soid at PUG; PUG,
apiece. regular price 81 apiece. Look at these
goods before you buy.
MEUIEATED RED FLANNEL SHIFTS ana
DRAWERS for gentlemen ut Sl23 apiece,
regular price 81: 80 -
USDERSIllRfS at 20, 80. 30, AZ, 90. ol' "a,
9Oc.. and 81 apiece;
CASSIMERES for MEMS and boys wear In all the
n0bby styles. In these goods we otter great bar
gains.
HOSIERY In all styles and 1T al prices:
CORSkTS. the cheapest and best III the city. LOOK
ut our soc. CORSET. side lace and side steel.
BUTTONS in all STYLES, shapes, aud coors;
! N)TIOSS-a very large stock.
Give us call before YOU buy.
| d. It +. MITTELDORFER.
no IO-SAISW 527 Broad street.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS
ARE OFFERING

ALL-WOOL BLACK CASIlMEREs at Bly,;
LCPIN'S ALL-WOOL, in black aud coorcd, at
60c.:
LUPIS'S SATIN.FlNlSH a. e5c., the market value
of While II i Sl.1J;
ALL-WOOL sIlUDAH CLOTH, in all the new
shades, at 3Jc.:
A large stock Of DRESS GOODS at Joy. 1G9I, 90,
and Csc.
A large stock OF BLANKETS, purchased 10 great
advantage, will be offered surprisingly low;
lU-4 BLANKETS ut from - Il pair up:
Also a large stock OF WHITE and COTORED
FLANNELS:
HEAVY WOOL FLANNEL ut 1916. generally
valued nj CSC. Il yard:
25 pieces BLACK and COLORED CLEARING.
some Of which will ~ offered 1T near one half
their value. oc 20
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COL
RICHMOND, VA, Move nter 10, 1879.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY viii De held
Tenth i ee's, in fhe city OF Richmond, on WE'D
NESrAY, December 10th proxtmo. at y O'Clock
N. The books for the transfer OF stock Will be closed
from The goth instant until after the day Of II eet-
ing. RICHARD BROOKE,
no 1O.M2 wtdtd secretary.
THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
Il Of the RICHMOND CITY MISSION, for the
care of the s!ftr!ng poor, will be held IN me lee;
church Oh TUESDAY the ! 1th instant ut ~ NJ.
All ladies' interested In this object are earnestly
rCNuesfcn TO attend. no lO.GtN
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DEARTH OF WATER SUPPLY.-P0rt JerUis,
N. T., November 7.-The continuance Of
dry weather is causing considerable alarm
in this section. Not more than half an inch
OF rain has fallen in over two months. The
village reservoir, which is fed by noun
tain stream. is so alarmingly low that the
president Of the water company, in order
TO guard against fires, has placed power
full rotary pump in position, and will en-
deavor to supply the reservoir from the
Delaware and Hudson canal by forcing the
water through tweve-inch main for
nearly mile up forty-foot grade.
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y 9. sHKRM4x declines to be 8 candidate
.oF United States seaatos.s That means that
ne tntenss to- contest Rjth Grant the he.
A.aelssans apnaa nation Cor t;,s presidency.
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NJ UCTZLER BROTHERS.
500 BROAD STREET.
between Fifth and sixth .trct!s.
The above cntrrpriSin. firm have. us usual, the
LARGEST TIANDSOME>T. LATEST. and withal
the CHEAPEST, STOCK IN THIS CITY. We ad-
wise AL 10 give them Il rail-.
CUI.ORFD and BLAt k-fLAfN. CHENILLE
TAPE, and HEA DED PRINCES:
GIMrS. MARABOUrS. BUTTONS. SILKS,
SATINS, NELEETS, RIBBONS. LACES,
GLOVES. CORSETS. HOSIERY
EMBROIDERY. UNDERW
'uANDkERClIlEFS.L LACE and SlLk TIES,
JET ana GOI.D-PLATED JEW HLRI,
PtRFUMERI. SOAPS. &c.
Our stock is unsurpassed for variety Of style and
low prices. -..
Look at our WINTER UNDERWEAR.
\ speciality in GOLD-PLATED jEWELRY.
oc
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6 The Sold negro vote VILE aluays win
over . divided white vote, = ssSs ahe Record
OF the vote In halifax county. 4. 1
And ESQ says everybody. n
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGUASY X. Y. co.,
No. 80 BROAD STREET,

NEW YORK. Uc'oher ~, 1879.
THERE WILL BE a GENERAL MEET
L ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
RICHMOND AND AlLEGIlANY RAILROAD
COMPANY at the company's Office. In Richmond.
Va. on rhc 29ln DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1879. III
] 2 NJ for the election Of president and board Of
directors and the transaction OF any business that
might be regularly brought before an annual meet
Ing. JAMES S. WELLS.
no 4-td SecrctarN.
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ytpFFGEs,
&c NEW GOODS!
GREAT BARGATNsl
DRESS GOODS.
u. -MITTELDoRFEE
EQ7 BROAD STREET,

we will opeu on MONDAY our third Supply of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, oo'iSht At re-
cent auction salcsin New York.
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nly, satst be admitted, sas
~ ~ eassasa fas.ae ReEti nstsrs y the negro
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',I,sArpTAGES

s,o,r,ods "a, sfonr,t Hcrn1sn church, Chesterfield
,,, ~ n,r -. KIN. he Rev D,Bs Yinfree D.
DUN -. NJ. IRVINE Nj. BASS and Miss sALL'E r.
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FURNITURE! FURNlTURE!-IM
Il offer for sale 200 Suits of Chamber Furni- "a
ture 10 price from 823 to $3.50, from the best Ut
manufactures East aud West. also OF my own MAKE,
toge Their With iu OF Paror, Oice. ana hitcneh
Fn,rnlture and every article In The Furntsre llne.
Alsos Cabnet-Makeraf Supplies OF every deser'p,
tion. Will duplicate Baltimore prices par'iesa va
want MIL save money by giving me cau once
and wareroons: lsSS Main street, uea; Eiitcents
street. workshops: 10. Is. aud 90 north Silieeeth
,strest.,r !. Ise27I2s q WILLIAM DAFFso,N'-
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A NJ USEN EN'TS.
n w
> ICHMOND THEATRE-FLORE
NO INCREASE IN THE PRICES.

D edmond THEATRE-FLOREN
NO INCREASE IN THE PRICES.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Nov IL AND II,
the DISTINGUISHED artists,
MIR. AND MRS. W. j. FLORENCE.
who will appear in the very Successful Huuorousy
Satirical Picture illustrative of Lobby Life and
Society at the National Captal) IN Four Acts, writ
ten expressly for Mr. and Mrs. Florence by Mr. b.
Z. Wooif, and entitled The
MIGHTY DOLLAR.
Presented with New Scenery, Elegant Furniture,
Unique Appointments etc.
Reserved seats to be had at Johnston's and Office
of Theatre.
THURSDAY, FRANK FRAYNE COMBINA.
TlON. no 7-4t
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER ASD)

K,NAwIIA COMPANY. ;
RICHMOND, VA. October 81, 1879. }
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KAN VIVA COMPANY, and OF tie BU
CHANAN AMI CLIFTON-FORGE RAJ WAY
COMPANY, will he held ut this Office on WEDNES-
DAY, November 9, 1879, 1t O'Clock z. NJ.
WILLIAM =. MUNFURD.
mol Secretary.
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NJ ANOTHER FAIR.
NJ ANOTHER FAIR.
GREAT CROWDS ARE GATHERING DAILY AT
SYCLE BROTHERS..
3l1 BRoAD STREET..
to witness the largest exhibition Of
DRY GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.

In DRESS GOODS thew have the following new
styles BARCELONA SUlTINGs. SILK sCROLLS
SUUIE CASHMERES, TARTAN PLAlDS
FRENCH PLAIDS. aud all he latest novelties.
In SILK, SATIN, PLAIN and PEkIN STRIPES
they have the followng: CARDINAL, Gen
DEAUX MAINE. TlLLEuL, SAPPHIRE. MYR-
TIE; OLD GOLD, WINE, and ful line OF
. BLACK CASFiMERES,r BLACK CASHMERES.
The largest stock In the city. Cashmere III doub c
widths from 25e TO $3.50 per ya,d. In colors they
have full line In all the new shades. Most OF these
goods are Of their own importation. ,., ....
CAssIMERES for mems aud boys wear-the
ARREST stock 10 any house In the State Cdssimeres
RED and WHITE FLANNELs purchased by the
case and WIN be sold cheaper than they eau be
'G In cHiIpREN's. LADIES', and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR their assortment 10 COM
SHIRTS. laundried and unlaundried, from SOC. to
sn Their GLOVE DEesARTMkNT j. complete
GLOVES from 45c. 10 81, so a pair. -
KERCHIEFs for 81: six Linen. HANDKER-
KERCHIEES in all shades. -
In FANCY GOODS. such as RIBBONS, RUCH-
iSGs, &c. they can please The most fastidsous.
On the second floor you will fluid
A fun HE OF CLoAKs and DoLMANs, from Sc. 0
.pOU SuA w iu All slyl0S> from 7Cc. 10 SoUS
A full line OF Laden UNpERW EAR;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS from soc. 10 a5:
A heauttfai Hue OF MARSEIfLES SPREADS In
new designs. 80. 80. ! \. !,
On the third and fourth floors can be found the
largest and DrettIes' assortment OF CARPETS,
RUGS, OIL CLOTH, and MATTINGs ever shown
! 500 paifs Blank EFs, purchased al a recent sale
IN New York, Ali ~ need should Gai and see them
at once. 50. 4. .1.,c ~ !. III ,t,s,fi,,fta 5
f'' SYCLE BROTHERS..
no 6.eod 3l1 Broad street.
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hFJOHN G.. SHAFER.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA,
has just received fine assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
imported specially for him. which he will make up
IN 4 workmanlikc manner in the
VERY LATEST STYLES
AID At
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, AND CUFFS
of fine grades made 10 order III short notice.
So l3-3m FIT GUARANTEED.
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OFFICE EMINENT GRAND CAPTAIN.GENERAL,)
GRAND CoMMAGDERY VIRGINIA X. T.. Z
NORFOLK, October /, S79.
CPECIAL ORDER.-The GRAND COM
CMANDERY OFVIRGINIA will assem- \a.f
bile In Annual Conclave at tie Asylum, In Ix%
st. Albsn's Hall. in The CITY or Richmond, X
yeraber, 1879, Ut 10 o'clock A. NJ.
GENERAL ORDERS.
]. The officers and memb' rs of all Subordinate
COMMANDMENTS In The Sta G will appear In fu-dress
OF Templar Oh foot at the time and place indi-
Gated In special order cunvennp the Grand Com
nandcry in Grand Conclave ut Richmond In No
vembpr next.
V. The Eminen. Commanders will renort at head
quarters OF The Grand Conmandery, at American
fote, on their arrival In Richmond. with roster OF
members in attendance.
By orGer OF The Right Eminent Grand Com
mander. JOHN !. ROPER,
Grand Caplan-Cieueral.
S.4t
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COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
APPOINTMENT OF DEMONsTRATOR.

ghe Faculty Of his institution will meet on SAT-
URDAY EVENING. November 18Th. to ELECT y
DEMnNSTRATOR Of ANATOMY. Applicants
will send In their names and credentials 10 lhe un
dersigAed on or BIZ fore that day.
no iO-lw J.B. McCAW. NJ. D., Dean.
THE MEMBERS OF LOGE FRAN. q
L CAISE, No. SO, A. f. and A. NJ. are re- Xxx
quest cd to attend n stated communication or
their Lodge THIS iAlenGay) EVENING at O'Clock
ut St. Albums Hall. All Mister Nasons in good
Standing arc iraternally invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the W. NJ.
WILLIAM LOvENSTEEN.
no 1O-1l& Secretary.
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FURNITURE.

,-~--~~-~~~-~--
r ARGE STOCK ON EASY TERMSM
~ OF PAYMENTS-Wec call attention OF all "a.
Ia need Of FURNITURE Of any kind 10 our ~
large and select stock. Being bought befores y
the advance, we eau offer indueens nts equal TO
We have full line OF Parior. Chamber. and Dim
ing Room Sets In East Lake. Queen Ann. aud other
styles. full line OF all kinds OF Cheap Furniture
Be sure 10 examine our stock before buying, rs 1t
will be 10 your interest. =.
GATHRIGHT & SON.
oc 2S-Sm l6 Governor street.
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DRY GDSH".
NARDOZO, FOuRQuELAN y 60,

DRY GDDn-.
CARDOZO, FOURQrELAN n 60.
are now receiving ;mtr ,'o.aof
FALL G''rI'~,
to which they ia,l, 'u,;rr.jrn.
IN DRESS GOODS
their stock Is ar@cr and n!r:" ,\''"i, 49,. $50
than usual. cmhr2rIue many ".'".. "a .'
beauty. We name In part
sTEirEn SILKs anil yr'Ngr,
STRIPED SArTEE\~.
New CAMEL'S HAIR in choir" la.. .'
MuMMiE CLOTHS In one inaa" --..~
shades and black.
We secured IN June la;: I"@r r.~
silks, large stock 81 htlNEl A..' .'.-.
DRAFTED makes OF
BLACK SILk~,
which we are Offering lowrr than 'ar .r"" 49,
have been sold for seventeen I.ar>. ""
closest inspection Of incsc siih> Hu' "'i
ton them, AZ they are i r"si''t .a'~''" ~.
can only DC sold a. low b,rIi~" OK ..t..'- -
bought before The adv nro.
We also have i large s'0cA vt
BLANKETS AND FLA>>tl~
beught before the advance, which s." '..'
cheap. In ..
BLACK GOODS
we have everything desirable" IAa; Is 20. t.s ...
cARpozo, ForrQtEEi> g..
Mcssrs F.. +. IIupGtS> AMI \. : E'',.'. ~
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THURSDAY, FRANK FRAYNE COMBINA.
TlON. no 7-4t
, 1879-01-12
TO FAUSTlME.

Back to the past my thoughts Will turn to-r'2tt;
Back to the past-a heightened, hurried fight;
nac1 to our g1rlhood's bright and sunny hours
When all OF life seemed decxcd With fragrant
aowers. ~
Then life was younc--orr pulses strong and dees'
We found no hr1nlbles meath cur dancing feel:
The dreams that dawncd upon us il our youth :
Were ali oi love, and purity, ana truth. e..
Our paths led through one long and blissful daJ'
No doubt had crossed our bright and sunny way;
We bud not learned ,tnat grief. and DEATH ano
tears :
Would come to cloud cur lives In after-yea1s~.
In Loves sweet dreams we built our castles gsauo
And fairer than e|er rose b. mortal hand: =:
Down 10 the very GARTH the structure slips
The Kiss Of Love is ashes Oh our lips.
Q call me gar and happy nevermorei 81 )
dream no longer the sweet creams OF yore: :
The HOVER CT Love G,st1lls poisoned breath: :.
pray for rest, and sleep, and tranquil death
Our happy dreams are in tho eternal Past; ~;
We drift adown. the *tEe1m Of Life 20 fast
The hopes thai sank beneath its seethlns tide
s'ay wait Tor M q. :'sou TIC other side.
Hcc. ~, 1871 AVIS 3RA1. i
, 1879-01-12
IN THE CHAMBER or DEATH,

Dead! 0 my God! what have done thatI
alust see the dearest vi Earth's loved ones die
lass one by one to that far land unknown,
Leaving me stricken, sorrowed, and alunef
o dearest, Destiny more than Mother! thon
Art gone indeed. Lite'a way ia bitter now.
here shall lind. on Gods wide Earth. 4 heart
Like that from which nline has been torn apart?
Who will comfort, pity, soothe, carcss
Ne. now that thou no more my life can D1cssl
loved anu lost1 sainted onet stand
Aere at thy side and, in my own, the hand
That Oft hath rested on my bendcd head
Lies cold and claspless feelingless and-dead.
The Christmas bells to many hearts shall bring
fond 9ladsome pleasures; round my OWE shall
cling
Deep, darksome shadows, shutting out the light
" hope, and Joy. Aaught but oroad'n night,
4 sa1less gloom. voiceless sorrow, waeze
feacs once sat throned, unknowlng aught OF care.
The morn will come. For me there IS no morn,
20 past nor present; and the days unborn
Gan bI1ng TO me bu. Deaths release. o Godl
I've passed SO often meath Thy chast'ning rodi
send Thou, Father, mid my spirits night,
one ray or hope to cheer my wayer1ng sight;
Qs shali wander b1lpn1y where the lost
On Lies dark sea are wreckt and tempest-tost.
OWEN Ii. WILSON. ~'