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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-28
THE YELLOW FEN Err.
Progress of the Disease at Mem
phis and Elsewhere.
The Deaths and View Cases-Con-
arQed Warm Weather-Nore
Appeals for Assistance.

MEEsaIs, Aug. N-Three Few cases we're
Six cseatEls we're reported, taree ot naoaa afe
Goiored- Among tha whites vaa Jalaes
Roosa, . veil Known wsgen Manufacturer,
wao 5ted aix m5ses east a this e1sy, o2 she
EsaIaigl road. The HeasasF continues 70 grow
uarmer
: g nj TeEgty-t casss Ia a.E-l5 White
and II coE5ret -zere fepofsed 70 tas boatd u
neaita to-dsZ. AnoHg tae number are So-
phia Zaf4ssi, J. Il. P11aaFi, EeIlta FAM, @. W.
Matthews aud Thomas MeE!roz and wife
-Four additional deaths hare o.zcg4frre eft-EE z
0ltcaan, Peter M. Kanoe, Iaola aa Mc2Iroy,
Mary ellen D94af. Tas He~art Association
s1-Gay assigned sEs1lsy-fize nurses 10 duty.
lie tier monster aas raGged oet aeeE. So aud
~.
TIE Ancient Order 1t T-a3taa Warkmar. re-
liet coEa fatttee a5p@ai ~ tfas ofetflr=F II sae
STATE u Tennessee flr tt1rfts 10 eara s3x tls3r
AK. Al rennitttaGoes are 10 BE- t1s svarti8d 60
sam Z, Taylor, CHAIRMAN, 5tats Nstlo1aI
BaGk.
q .. n-Dr E VI Wlgas. nau,er q sa4
state board d faaEtt., AID .-.a1eGtEzy eftlosr
u she National E6aed, arrived tonight a.
Bartiatt, Z snn- IL proposes eoGt1g ITO tie
etty to-narrov aatI returning 80 sasl71lls
va taa Charleston EaiIroaG.
j MAlI6l6Es REPORT Or FE7zE AT s7AEE-
VILE.
.a5@efal 10 tue Democrat
-TAF.a VILE, Mss, Ae2. z-Taa fosgow-
Ing te.agra5 5ntc eofreapondanaa ex1 1.aias ttsetf :
5lr, Iorlaend a&s been assent .roza sa.5
etT 5iaesz sf.e sTaEsI -ztclsa r..e41l6, vf.AL fa
went ~ L@z;a y1ol 10 I'll al gayac1st.ss, aid
aas 5eea 56rtt.rg stace aat. rsyt 3s4ar. aare. Es
sla 49, or5s4s are low i. L+7zsa:tgtoEs, II. re
rsa taera - taa tnsrltz-aec5ac. = Ii "a
~ L = 4aoTz hers, as , a1all*s.oEa AZ.
AEHz1
WAsHTs27oy, 41.y-.ss u, 13-ss
~ Nsr- J1Ensaa. or a11 aazrao@r u ssass Bari
I..:7sra s.ion las 5esa ca,eas7 a. ta55 CT
{. v. Iozr.ena nszor z ss.4rx..lss,
tfsaee oa.sas = I-.l57a ss9-r d saat 5.sea, AID
=aa 14a 70 7l-e E5sa td-ic 2c4zr1 Of asa.e
D, " y Afa-s, president ri eas Ceart Il
.-ea-t1s ca-r1ad taaEl s4:er- sf<la Alzr2 r-.4e.
5Aeretarg Natt6la! B2ar6l Ct H-aEta-
4-4REvfLr.E, aug. z5-To Eoz Caa-faa "
J. Ilfl-f. s3a1ratary q Sat!oaal B-5art ot
H-a4sE. y - ii grGLl. tEaestzeea tGstalt, eil4s
aEEVl4xe t.21 tCres cases q Ie..5E s672es. -
repor-a1. A1aTer fs4!csl tcc press.
LzErys9rf5E, Aay. zs-f5 2, II. 45o4I. I
vr0-- ~ 51sa s--Eer. rlaf!e 10 7gca ss<aselleEee
I'll ssE141ee AZ =1Gl FeooE-s 3 l-as,5eSG7.a IL.
e. n. IoTgN772Eg
MAJOR y s-aEs7z4.t.
EBYar os TIE s, Nlsz--zE OF zzzvzza Ez
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-28

Essed during The Cllntontaa finalcfartag, and
low tfas quarrel IL cropping cut among the
real leaders. Ike Clinton ard MeMIsten. Ne
may expert So aa7s soEae melancholy afat35a-
nlent ii uateniag TIE teveEogEaezts, becanae
Where there Is go Il och smoke there hat1ss %
LIE fira
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-28
Fsr-.a Iass Conversational saHar aptes-

Leg EFa1al LEA1rE@t
pElss isirhtA a9las itsra ae1T assEl z " Tf'ala =
rvr44a "a waeyaI me g 1ErgGuesl ~ stIE1n
81 nj .ats wav aefsra raeT adTe q e1aals -
az ) YER. szas i = 4vf1L-y aoF - S-zss
d. - - .s--,9 - Long EIaaeh- Asx
- -..lss sss-,5flr ss1nlat aIrg elEe-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-28
I.Er I'm aartarlan of .nee Z.

NJ y1za. AZ -.-Te.a steamer E,a-fzss.
~1Ic1 ars..s@t .ss- MAJ. 1rslSlz II 70
= sr-te.e.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-28
Death ar .tr Revtapa All.

LONDON. Aug 2-.-Sir Rowland Hi tied
this morning, age4 elgatE-toI.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-28
BEYOND THE BORDERS.
Progress Of Affairs i'm Europe and
the East.

q Riot il ChIH-Reported AE5snce Be-
tween Austria and Germany
The Trade Depression ia
England Gortscha-
koa and Bis
mafck.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-29
G.yly the maiden.
In colors bright,
Walks with her lover
In the twilight,
Clustering so merrily
Ger hill and dale.

Till they encounter.
"Ice cream for sale.
Then the young man wishes 'nat
Socrates had never discovered ice
cream, or tha, be had borrowed quar-
ter before he left home.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-29
IP ERE YOU.

'Tis all very we'll
For one 10 tell
What he would do
II he we're you
But | don't suppose
That any one knows.
What he would do
II he Ver< you.
For if he were you,
IL might be true
Tha. the change of base
In time or in place,
And the ssouent change
In the vision $ range
The change in volition.
In mood or condition
In friends advice
Ia the fall Of the dice
In his surroundings
Or in bis confoundings-
in the look of the weather
Or in all together-
NIGHT make such change,
That il wouldn't be strange
IF he shouldn't do
II he nere you.
What / suppose
He thinks he knows
That he would do.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-29
THE PHILOSOPHY OF STRIKES.

Where are you going with the pup
pies. my little man, asked . gentleman
Of small boy yesterday whom be met
with three pups IN basket.
Going to drown them. was the reply
Il want pup for my little boy to
play with what DO you say to letting
me take one Of them
I'll sell you one, spoke up the boy
with true American enterprise. I'll
sell you this yalier one for half doll ,,
tne black one for - cents and the spot
tel "rs is worth o dollar
4 tnlnk my boy would like the spot
ted one b st. bu. you ask too much for
j.. You had intended drowning all Of
them. but Ill,give you % cents and
save YOU the trouble of drowning the
spotted one
Twenty-Five cents for that spotted
pup" exclaimed the boy; Il can't stand
il; taxes is high; rent is high; grocer
les is high; lumber is down and going
lower-oh, no; cau't take less tLsn q
dollar
But you iutend to drown
'Ta.e the black one q. seventy Fl sc
csnts'
Ny little boy wouldn't like the black
one
Take the ysller one st half dollar.
and he's dog cheap
i don't like his color
Well. you'd better tell your little
boy to play with his toes and he con-
tinued on his way to the river, remark
ing that No party can dead beat his
way On me these hard times
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
this day Withdrawn from. the arm Of 0irard
Racine, Logssss. heretofore doing eastoess IN
King county, and that viii nos Be sespoostble
for any debt, contra tied hereafter BY 0i ard
Racine. -. kAClNE-
Dsled ss Seattle, ", T.. July 1879. iysA3w
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-29
l.. B. HARDNESS.
MONEY EXCHANGE,
Mil Street, opposite he Postofics.

Gold. Silver and Greenbacts bought and sold 81
The very lowest rates OF exchange.
ALSO on sALr TIE
cheiesa Brands Of Cigars and Tobacco
jel-d6
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-29
ATTENTION!
STOP. LOOK. &.

Our New shot Revolver. p. worth 500 for ]. 50
Dixie shot Revolver. plain, a. worth Aoo for LIS
Dixie shos Revolver. lopg. richly
engraved. worth 500 for 90
Dixie shot Revolver. 80, long and
plain. worth G 90 fos $50
Dixie shot Revolver, 81, very Lard.
somely engraved. worth 90 for $50
Dixie shot Re voves plain. IS. worth 10 for ~
Dixie shot Revolver 2s engraved,
worth % for 4 90
Dixie shot Revolver Al, extra lcEg.
engraved, worth 10 90 for 90
All Of the above ara lifted with improved huted
cylinder which losds and elects the shell without
removing Wsrr.nted. Full nicksi plated.
Workmanship. distance and accuracy cannot te
supposed. Sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Money BY registereA letter OF Post Once order
e ouf risk. Local sgents wanted everywhere
Address, TIE UucAs YuToi Co.. HoBupru. .OoSx.
1y3-dkwlm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-29
DENTISTRY.

.@ Or. }. q. aRAsSE. pENTIsT.l OF
nce over l.. p. smith Sou = Jewel
'tiHm ry store. Sallivan's Block. Seattle,
VT. All work x ,arsLteec.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-29

lam an old man, says . correspondent
Of an exchange. yet in material things
| have seen the creation Of q new world.
l am contemporary with
The railroad.
The telegraph,
The steamship,
The photograph.
The sewing machine,
The steam plow.
The friction match.
Gas light.
Chloroform,
Nitro elyceriue.
The monitor,
The caloric engine.
The California gold discoveries.
The oil we'll discoveries.
Gutta perchs.
Canned fruits,
The electric light.
The telephone, &c. &c.
Gentlemen conservatives. these are
some Of the footprints of material pro-
gress Of the present generation. Do
you think the moral world will remain
the same as befores that society will
be unaffected by these changes! If
you do. let me call your attention to
the fact that this same generation has
seen the abolition of slavery on grand
scale, the escendaucy of republican
America, the opening of Chine and Ja-
pau, the institution of worlds fairs and
church fairs. the spread Of the insurance
system. and agitation for the freedom
Of woman. And they march steadily
on, with accelerating motion. What is
its meaning, Where will it end!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20
Ehai 1aip PpNnap DoAipc.

ll Editors Dispatch: II members OF the
Legislature wish to find out what the peo-
pie of the State are Wishing 10 have done
arc indeed most deeply anxious should be
done without further dclay-they have but to
consult the tone OF the public press in nearly
every part OF the whole State. The press
rarely fails to reflect accurately the popular
sentiment on all leading and much-dc bated
questions. Besides this, go into any COM
munity where " readiuste,s seemed year
ago to have full swing, and You wilI find a
wonderful cooling off and toning down,
and not few outright, outSpokcn changes
OF opinion. And where this has not &C.
Cured you will hear the majority OF them
who have no axes to grind frankly ayow-
ing tlieir conviction that this last prefer
from the creditors ought .forth,rith to be ac-
cepted, and that it will he dangerous to lei
the opportunity slip. | have rarely seen
greater unanimity upon q question which
only year ago seemed so widely TO divide
popular sentiment. The general voice Is
We shall never again have so favorable az
Offer. Let the thing be settled nor.
.IH ,- VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

4E.S
nit, Tor interest purposes isst yeas The
allowance Ii ample fort e purpose intended !
VITA this rebate the state can meet current
Obligations for schools and other purposes
and bring up ali rafrearages within very ..s.
5p,v
such an arrangement as this would De Del. re- !.
garded as liberal under an I. cIre Alms 1apces.
but it appears doubly so when taken IN con. !.
nectiori with the sact Tint the interest otili-
gations alteady ont are 70; great desree
selt.cslleetIng. q Sd st esq !. 9. .ss3 I
The creditors have shown an intelligent
recognitioa Of the truth that their real IN '-
teresss are identical with those Of the schools
and the state at large. II unity Of action
can Be had, q settlement is attainable which
willeput all upon q secure footing. But it IS
not right soffisist chat this shall pc a, done
wholly 1t tie cost and riss Of one 81 the par
ties interested. 81
The sneeessityfor maintaining the schools
is recognized. zAlarge percentage Oft the tax
receivable obligations are to be released 10
secure their maintenance. Is it Just TO! TO ask
more9 Such proposal upon the minds oil
my set Of men, parties to an attempted
compromise, cannot be otherwise con-
strued THAI" as an expression of doubt in
the minds OF those who should best know
asitoo whether or not the new obligations
VIII beohonored.' The schools are safe IN
der the new, proposition, or re should not
be willing to support it.. k. 4. .t:UEao.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20
Protecrion for.the school Fund.

There can be no question as to the Justice
and cxpedieney OF using all proper means
to protect that portion OF the revenue which
is set apart to the public schools. We do
not suppose that there is the slightest diver
sity OF opinion upon that point among the
members OF the General Assembly. There
is. however, some difference Of opinion as
to the methods which should be employed
TO accomplish this end. g.. . l..,, Is
THE impairment Of the school fund has
not resulted from, q desire on the part OF
any member OF either the legislative or the
executive department Of the government
to withhold one penny which belonged to
tiatfund. It has suffered, along with other
funds, from the unfortunate, condition OF
the State finances. There has been a deficit
Which has told pretty heavily upon some. Of
our institutions, but it has told even more
heavily upon the public creditor, as, the ar
,Tears of Interest plainly show. The de
,lnands upon the State have been 7iri excess
OF her revenue. One OF two things become
irevitabl c-the revenue must be increased
or the expenditures diminished. 1T was
agreed upon all hands that no increase OF
taxes was possibly, and SO, iessened expend.
lures being agreed upon, a rigid system OF
retrenchment was begun. It was carried
Out, but IL still would not enable Us to make
ends meet. q
8 Although, as we have said the puhlic#
creditors were ltiaring their full share ;os
loss resulting from this condition Of things,
the present proposition for refunding con.
templates that they shall attribute soyne-
thing more. 1t proposes ii disposition oil
the revenues she'll make good the
school fund &C the expense osl tie insc rest
fund. ibis atates5al amounts to nearly
sss ensthe 9.earssa or interest. ana
I'll a lion Of ons iialsf sors $500 1000 of
fae annual aaHifing obligations Of thd|
,teds esse \; g fourth u ga0o,I
0op on fie amount Y Che Stale actually
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20
ePEClAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having fully determined 10 make chang" IN my
business We will from this day Offer utlrr >i'r>
of DRY GOODS regardless 81 cost. Vs.. "rr. now
offering DRESS GOODS ut 1867. reduced fra
pc. and l2fc. worth zoe.
-COi;HTtPANES. TABLE-LTNENS. TOWEL.
LING, CASSIAlERES. DAiMOEAi>. SilAML>,
and many other goods too numerous I" mention r. .
duccd greatly below cost.
we cali the special attention Of III" irii", 10 our
STAMPING. GRADING, and EMBROIDERY
DEPARTMENT, which Is promptly auG Neatly ~
ecutcd AT very low rates.
UNDERWEAR always on hand AMI made io ~
der. INFANTS CLOTHING Il >ltclWty. r. .H'
of Xephyrs. Germantown iaruS aGd shetland
Wool Embroidery silks IN all shades. 49," ;'',i
line of Cor>ets, among which we have the crlr-rI-
tee, Mrs. 3IonGy's Abdominal C"r>cis. In AL sizes
I'D 10 33. Cr0clletinS conc IN ai or rs brahcAes.
All we ask + To give lis Il call n
LEVI HEXTER'S, 627 Broad street.
Mrs. LEVI HExTEE and Miss SEMON. irr'"cG
of this ely, VIII be pleased u walt on Inc a"''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20
DE STEFS.

J Died, Februatv 1atn,r,at 2:21 oclock A. N, of
,searltt1feyer.. JOHANNA MAkGRETT infant
daughter OF Philip aud Anna Marsretta MeiscI Z;
aged four years, FIVE months and twenty-lree days.
Her funeral VII tase place from the First English
Lutheran church corner of seventh and Grace
Friends and relatives of the fs.nrfy invited to
attend 81 s,,.. ~ .sa tsI!,,ls s--,~%;.e,i I'll
+ baltimore Sun please copy. -,,f,sfi - =
MINNIE EVANS. dauehter Of Frank T. and Ellen
S. Bates, died at O'Clock Wednesday esening, Feb
er.iarY 10; S79.@U-: .EEhii :. s.,s22@-!!' 81
Funeral will take place at her fathers residence
THURSDAY MORNING at II O'CLOCK. :;
Died, at the residence of, William. C. Moneure,
ESQ, In the county. OF Henrfco, on "Wednesday the
10Th Instant, at quarter 10 O'Clock a. d., Mrs
SARAH j.. DENTON, reliet OF The late Alien Den
top, deceased, In the eishty-eghh year Of her fse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

Virginia now pays every year 81 1000
OF interest uponS20, 100000 OF bonds. All
the. coupons, maturing. annually foF the, next
ten years, il the 2.bondholders' proposition
be accepted would amount TO only sS0o,000,
In other, words, She would save $500, 900
per annum. and, inradditIoh, pay the inter-
est on az her debt, In ten years we shall
Shall have saved $1,000, GOO exactly enough
to pay ! per cent for ten years upon $780,
000,00o. Or, just what the addition to the
per cent. tax will amount to during the
second ten years period. All this, with the
consent OF our, creditors, and without forI
chile adjustment. ,H -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20
NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PEOFfS>lOH.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND " ~ j."


FROM TIE
BEDFORD iyAJ ALUM AND IRON SPE!Nh''
ESTABLISHED IMENIE->iH Eih"' >
Efficiency proved by arillt results III inol'"''' -,
cases OF Dy>pepss. Debility. diseases ir'H'a' 30
Womcn, Chronic Dialrhd'H, ie7'iar1" Srr' 49,, .l'
CutaneruS Affections. Sore Throat ana urHtH'T.'
Chils and MaIariat fe9cr. f&tracI' from '''"'
UUnIulS: ~,
:. Best remedy for Inlia;Gnmtory Sore. I"ral dl'
Riphtncria ever used by NETS t"c 1"i,I 81 :.
practice OF forty ycars.actS - tonic. a.'r''''
| and fcorifugt: prcirraUlr "a chiOIatc OF potash
| L. 4. sIEl'EiD. u. -, y.
After practice 81 many Years have i"Wd r'
remedy rutla! O Rrt'ur,i Alum ami ir1h >,fl -.
Water and Mass for ChrrGtc diseases AMI H..rE.-'
join =. MErrGAu1. ". Dill. -. ~.
"SGccrs.!a!ty used N Dyspepsia ~" ,'".'.'
DiarrhGa.'
Prof. SAIL JACKSON, VI. d.. Univ Of r..
HSurpa slug any remedy that know o. e." -..'-
fulon5 affections; lave used !! Tor tw"r'i'4," ''
In my practice" T. J.. WALKER, Il. D., -.
"After III experience Of nrar thirtS fe':' '.'r
found no tn s.meut equal 20 this wac -. ' IT, '''
Scrcfltla. Cutaroous AecCto9s. Clan!4': " '..'-
Ineut, Chronic ITri;r'toNs 81 iht' bi't'" u. =
and trethra; liberation. end certain -; &,,'
| pcpsia" Prof. j. }. HOoHMhN. Vi. H., -
no WATERS HAVE W Tinn :, EH T%[r ~
Used with nnpprae1 sceey;, Il . ".5 .. "
''a'''"' 'e''f x.viccprs!dc5 i o. }t:l. a.
| "ESv,2ml.T CURED u cIHL.S AID ~ = -
IT. EEv. j. {. iIopSnH J. \. Lt-..' - -
directions. analy +, and full proc! 81 *" ''''.''
Ss W;er. & So ctn.s Ter g4liou; par e., d" @
dozen Galt-g :,l!Ou beetles: :3 tor hvc'>i ~ -
Mass. so cents aud Il p,r bot'c: g ~ arr -
| Der llaIf.doz according 20 s!zc-sch' I',. . j.
| Fun proof Of al! CLAIMED >'i'i u,';4 ss.su,-
tion. Liheralterins % Gc'StS i6,, vrar
Address \. N. DAVIES, pre'!d0N' g '"'
| pany. LynchburS, Va ~. - ,rl,IE!. i ~.
| s5ldby rom N't'''''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

!, cHASDLEs Old 1ZAcK CHANDLER will. be
ia his seat in the United States before Sat.
furday night. BE Is tho old sinner that Sc,
cured the electoral votes Of Florida and
Louisiapafa the Rep biieai party. i Abet,,
Ter manager could not have been found.
tMr. lLpEs isia child lin partisan strategy
lcontrasted with Old zkcK. Il Yet one Of OUT
Republicans exchanges shag the dnprud enes
to spesk jas foltoWs 81 81 &
sagfs d 1slden9s of, course, naadesa state;
mant Of the same kind Ert there * e mpnpi
thin sst: doetimen aeyide pceH HI sohtra dfca
him. But WnaEe siss Abe levi deace, against
,SSsshand lera Net 0ise shred does or
e sSsss a II Iiss is his ss erspadd
sIe iat ION 70 me co bng
That shows Just VI hat manner Of man old
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

nCYTWO'HUNDRED PIECES BROWN
COTTON, slightly damaged hyawatcr-cach piece
containing from 20 To- SO yardS-to be sold ~ Sl.4S
piece at ....: ... .. - IS.
fe Is - COHEN BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20
nIg THE GREAT NEW YORK FIRE!
COHEN BROTHERS
HAVE BECOME THE PURCHASERS OF OVER
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, WORTH
DRY GOODS,
~ NEW YORK.

These goods were purchased at q great sacrifice,
and will be offered ut 4 small advance They con-
sist in part OF ..
WHITE and COLORED TABLE DAMASK;
LINEN anu COTTON SllEETING and SHIRT
ING;
PRINTS. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs;
LINEN DIAPER; -.
DRESS LINENS, LINEN DRILLS;
BLAZ LINENS;
FURNITURE LINENS, in plain and fancy:
TABLE-COVERS, SiI!RT!NG-LINENS,
TOWELS, HAMBURGER EhBBOIDER1Es,
TADLE NAPKINS,
and many other goods. g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

Two senators voted on Monday last to
dispense with the services OF the official
stcnoglapher ofthe Senate. He is the ear
OF the people. The slender state treasury
may not be athletic print the debates now,
but the pencil and note-work Of the expert
writer have saved 4 large sam in checking
bose talk. Tt is creditable to the Senate
that the members were. nearly unanimous
in retaining a recorder who can be sum-
moned hereafter, IL occasion series, as an
Indispensable witness to their proceedings,
and Of whom 30 member need be afraid ex-
cept those who are not faithiuLto the trusts
committed TO them by. confidips CONSTITUENT
.cics. - PETERSBURG :dDDent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

COHEN BROTHERS would also state that.'hey
are row receiving heavy shipments OF ...,
GOODS FOR TIE COMING SEASON.
Their store has recently been rctlited and very
much enlarged that the heretofore Inconvenience
experienced by being too dense will be in greater
part oGVatcd. r. s..'. feds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

Delays are dangerous. II we hesitate,
the golden opportunity May pass; and II it
pass. and no settlement be made, Just as
surely as darkness will follow the setting
Of this mornings sun behind the western
bills, Just so, surely the sun OF Firginia,s
prosperity will sink and nothing but the
blachness oil darkness be reserved for her in
tbefRaVe. = fredericksburg Recorder.uoE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

sz.eKis. ss d spne ssised . 81 evidence has
anybody mon whicheto Sonyists bin. he y .
Fla ekilfutinhis line as JONATHAN WILD was
I'D his. A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20

will offer their entire stock at ex,raors,r,
prices IN order 10 reance ei'r im'neDse stg.t 10"
DRY GOODS viii find It 10 their ady,n,",. "%b' n
ing us a call. ESQ.,. %6T-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-20
III WATERPROOF CLoAKs TO BE

MT ONE HUNDRED n K W PAT
TERMS Of HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERT
iNGS.
EVERLASTING EMBROIDERY EDGINGS i'll
great variety, very cheap.
CASTS COVENTRY RUFFLINGS at lower
prices than ever.
WIRE and BRISTLE nAIe.ERUSHES.
CLOTlIES-BRUSaE9,
COMBS of every description,
POCKET-BOOKS, PURSES,
MEMORANDA BOOKS,
EUFFLES, RTFFLTNGS,
LINEN COLLARS aud CUFFS, at
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