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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-24
DANvrLIsiE
correspondence ofIhe Richmond pispatcl.I

~ ss OCTOBER %, 1879.
Colonel w. Il. witcher has proclaimed
NInlseH Tor the Senate on The Malone. plat
form and Dr.. w. B. Boyd foT the House,
m die same IY1latform. Besides this, there
are two negroes WHO nre running Hshep
lieans. but are counted, down % Malone
man. So. then, we have for. the Senate Hurt
md blair as McEulIoeh, men, and Nltcner
as % Malone man; and for the House " az
scp. Wilkinson. Lamkin, and F1nney as
McGuIIoch men. and Boyd and two negroes
az ;Mahone men. This being the case some
are calling fora anyention Others. WIN
some degree OF, pleasantly " pro pose y
drawing Of lots 7amopgst me Me 8.
loeb men, aud others say tpat Llete
be no addition to the number OF ,mc-
CulIoch, candidates the Mahone men VII, w
left az home, it being understood taas IL az.
Boyd received at the last election apous 40
votes. and that Colonel; WItcner: When 2
can dfdate against Colonel Cabeli: ana
known then TO have loose notlons OF COY,
ernmental finance, received S2O Votes t out 2.
about $500 which were given, ana out u
about $500 which, could have oeen gwen.
Put 1t down, however that there VIII 1e 7
convention, or that some OF tue McCuiiocn
candidates will withdraw, q
The speech OF S4eueIinai 5n,;so .ho
ham on court-dat. IS regarded as one OF tne
best made in this county during tnf s' CAP
vass-clear, full, forcible, unspar,ng
I Major Sutherlin Is :sDapping bis ringers
with iey at the arrangements made for bis
Ihe Henryf railroad with the Richmond and
Danyille Railroad Company He counts
that within two years he VIII have trains u'
cars ruining; to and'from between Martins
sR1An t,yino t.-# - = r's@ ti'SJAS'i
Messrs. Jordan & Scott are hayibga 4
brick tobacco factory erected on Bridge
street, forty feet by eighty and four stories
| high.
Beautiful weather for the Synod.
z..l a.. ss'...'d ......r ALPHA.
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MET SICLE BROTHERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND TIE PUBLIC.
WE HAVE NOW A COMPLETE STOCK OF
FALL FASHIONS AND A GREAT
MANY GOODS OF OUR
OWN IMPORTATION.

BLACK sILKs-the cheapest ever offered beau, g.,
ful slLKat Toe. 81, 1925 sl.5o' $40 49,
In BIACK CAsHMEREs we have The largest as
scrtment IN any house ibis side of New York;
CASHMERES NJ l6, 20, 40. 30, 63c. 10 81 per
Don't fall to look at orr LINEN HASDkER-
New St ntinFsHM II SEs;S in all coors;
s-BUTTON Isle GLOVES q 25c.: y, ,r,
from i2%c. to 81 per yard-the cheapest lot of
FLASNf.LS in Richmond.
Don't fail 10 look ~ our NAPKINS at 81 per dozen
$50 pairs BLANKETS bnneht at i special bargain,
ESQ 'n GE T,l g ISq afsG? from to $685.
SIX ar e'i bkE H5s from &C. 10
yard-wc have the largest stock of DRESS
GOODS ey1r sn9|n In kIchm4 25nixcs e-,, .,
10 ! per v,.rd-we have large Stock 10 select
from and can suir every person.
We have very large stock Of goods Of our . own
L aipcts' ana EMsRoI6rRIEs. of every Kind,
Witch we N %G"!a like shGw our
CHIEFS. six for 81;
sT SRI and PLAfN SATIN and SILK PLUSH
1000 dozen HOSIERY for ladies and children,
which we guarantee to suit in price and quail
MEMS USDERWEAR;
We have 'arre stock or LADIES' UNDERGAR-
them out;
CASSTMERES. WATERPROOFS, and CLOAK
INGS at old prices;
On The third floor we have full line Of SHAWLS,
Cl.OAKS. and DOLMANS;
On he fourth door we have full line Of CARPETS,
OIL-CLOI HIS. MATTISGS. LACE CUR
TAINS, and WlND0W-SHADES Of every de-
scriptlon,
No Iruubie 10 show goods.
1t has been .'eciGed for genuine bargains SYCLE
BROTHERS. Is the place.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
oc 6-eOd 81 Broad street.
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POWHATAN COUNTY.

According to appointment. meeting Of
the citizens OF ,PoHhatan was held at Pow
hatan station on the 22d Of October. Viii.
liam e. Moseiey was elected president, Ben.
iamin Heuning Yice-president, and Robert
A. Moseley secretary. ~.
. Speeches were made by DR.. Walker, Con.
seryatiye nominee for the Senate, and B. a,
Hancock, sof Chesterfield. They exhocted
the people OF Powhatan, by argument and
anecdote, TO make u fair, honest effort to
pay the Just debt OF Virginia; and thus
hand her down to- coming generations With
honor unspotted, and las q heritage worthy
OF her glorious paste &. - ~ TX 4 s.
Though there was little demonstrations.
their words were. not without effect, mud
they NAV well consider chat they have done
o good days work.
ROBERT A. MosELEY, Chairman.
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MT SPECIAL BARGAINS AT
COHEN BROTHERS.:

40 dozen ladies' sILK-CLOCKED DALBRlG-
GAN HOSE at 81 10 Il box:,'s..
81 dozen ladies' extra heavy BALBRlGGAN HOSE
al $40 4 box;
A large stock Of SILK and other FANCY HOSE at
greatly beow market value.
Misses, and children's ENGLISH FANCY HOSE
ut zoe. pair, worth fully 33c.: at zoe. gene
rally sold ut SIC. They are allosethcr Offering
the largcs, stock of HOSIERY ever presented in
this city:
Ladies'. gen,lcmen's. and children's KNIT WEAR,
in which they offer many great bargains; among
them ladies' SILK-FINlSH MERlND at 45c.:
100 dozeE ladies' and gentlcmcns LINEN HAND
KERCHIEkS ut &c;
80 dozen ladies' LINEN HAEDkERCll1EFS at
3I5c.;
100 dozen LINEN HEMSTlTCHED IlANDKER-
CHIEFS ut lCc.;
200 dozen various styles ladies' HASDkER-
CHIEFS % per cent. less than usual value;
very extensive stock Of HEAL'LACES:
Scle agents for The " HERCILES CORSET. the
latest Paris novelty, at *2.25 and 1915 for
French woven:
100 dozen FRENCII-WOVE CORSETS at 25c.;
80 various styles OF CORSETS, SOME of The best
French aud domestic Manufacture. oc Is
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s1,t,Ts. SHOES. sc.

-
CID LADIES' BROAD 80
~ BOTTOM rLAr-HEEL SHOES III ,.x.s
Kid and morocco. to lace, and III eY'"
CATERS; =, r..
W. urrr TIES snI CONGRESS GAI1sks'
Rows, MISSES, and cHILDRESsI SIM
SHOES TO II, the sroadess and 'hd n'''''''
feet: ,. -... ,ppyns-
An a.. rsw STYLES In SANDALS and SIT
plain heels and I.eul, XIV. heals .res and
The best line OF CENT h.,eser had
tENGLiSh WALklN.,:N -
AZ 50, s. so. -, snd s 20; p,s, &c.
TRUNKS, vaLlskS' SAL. alGG,
big ssoeS' 'o"'''"' Tenth ID asn'
90 ID
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IT FA VORED THE McCULLOCH
sETFLEMiENT FROM THE BEGIN
MING, AND RIBS WAS KNOWN TO
FRIENDS OF MINE IN THE LEGIsLA-
TURE l,sBoTH SIDES OF THE DUES
TON, AS III CAN ABUNDANTLY
PROV q, ND T HAVE NEVER SAID
OR WRITTEN AS. Word lAC0NsIsT-
EMIT WITH THIS PosTlp H. ". "a.
Rssfaer. ~ -
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D NJ. SILKS AT COHEN BROTHERS

~ SILKS AT COHEN BROTHERS.
OII.-BOILED BLACK SILKS ut 55c. a yard. They
b. now offer the largest stock OF Silks ever offered
|, this side of New York; among Them some OF The
q, most startling bargains; .al e
S pieces of eUlNET's BLACK sATIN-FlNlsh
Warranted in everv respectl at Sl.25;
10 pieces moro of the heavier weight at Sl.5O pei
yard, general price Of which Is ~ 10;
BONNET'S ami GUINET'S "SUBL1ME SATIN
FINISH" (,he finest quality manufacturcd) al
$3.50 aud 1915 yard, the general value OF
which Is ~ yard;
In COLORED SILK they offer every shade andq quail
ity; among them will be found some rare bar
gains; .,....
They also offer the most extensive variety In S1Lh
| and WORSTED NOVELTIES;
Full line of BLACK and COLORED PEklN SAT-
ms ut $l.25.
Special attention is called 10 their large stock OF
EVENING SILKS. oc1S
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DassOs.UTsoNs q PARTNBRsHIPs.

nISSOLUTION.-The limited partner.
f. ship heretofore existing between the under
signed for the purpo.e or conducting an AP0IH-
-ECARY AND DRUG BUSINESS h the ely Of
ktchnond, Va. under the firm. and STYLE OF
: ESsE CHiLD,"i Is this day dissolved by mutual
IA s.t!9 $ ..E& y: 5 III sEt.t t4fyt
: n. WILLIAM PEMnERTo the social partner
has snjd All HIS interest IN the said business 90 JES
Sc CHILp.f ia eeuaras nartnersI I'd az SsHi ~
.JEssE OHuD fakes 81, The assets OF rho part
nersfip and assumes aiI its faSi litiss. - rs
"a JESSE CHILD. General Partner;
T. WIN. PEN BERTQN, Special Partner.
SRPTRMBER "a, 1879. sc 26.6S
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MI. Raum's Letter,


Ehe foilowingis the letter alluded to! in
q aalsgram in the Dispatch yesterday:
TREASURY DEPARTAEHT,1
@sFICE or internal REvENUE,
AsalgGT0N, October 10, 1879. d.
j. ii. Taa Aaicsn, Esq. Tobacco inspector,
IstesatNrg, pd.; 3:.iss s3 IS:
Sir, qhls Office II informed that you
are exeriang your influences FOR the rtad-
7ustHlenf, fyBd thereby the reputation, or
The State dA1tDf NiFgiuta. This Ia looked
Npon by thinkaag men as moral and there.
fare inconsistsst With TIE dignity OF an pc
/ 1eitl. 81. 81 si
\ this letter mtethef this Bs tfns OF not, ind
az true. accom- any gour statement With
5, gour gssdg aat ION & Respect Il
tssEES Bs ssAp3, eter VI
blsI ttesia mi sess eoiesea
bere that tte DIM IsssfradGn
does pot iayor ssgsa iatioa cot either Stale
sssof satpnsl debts
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Rats 81 Taxation. 8,

General LOGAN furnishes the public to.
day With some interesting factsfs IN regard
d the, rate 81 Ron id various States,
ID thus appears p sperons
States In the Hpisu tho rats of taEat,ohsit
FFbigheEt bsnai NiEgin fsaa New Yorkt ll,i.
aoiss iss6hsfa flas ssonTI, ana Minnesota
are among such States.
See Mr. PEYTos,s letter.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at 10 A. NJ. October FL: 1879, at the
retidence Of the brde's father. A. Bell, Esq., OF
Fiuyanna county Va by the Rev. Charles II. Dick.
inson, HORACE W.ELLETT. to EMMA LOUISE
BILL !; both OF Fiuyanna, Va. Ne cards. =,
Married at Jackson Louisa county. va. the resi-
dtuce OF the brides father. october 10: 1879 by
Elder r. Parker Richardson, ar. b. B JONES. Of
Barhamsville, Va, and Miss MATTE A. HOPE: or
Louisa county. Va. III. .r,
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SPECIAL NRr1CEs.
az ANOTHER NEW ARRIVAL OF
GOODS.
COHEN BROTHERS,

49,
CORNER FoUnfn AND BROAD SHEETS,
will offer on MONDAY, October Goth, upwards Of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS, =
purchased at very great advantage. among w6ich
will be found some Of the rarest bargains ever OF"
fered. Besides hundreds OF others, will he found
4O-iuch COLoRED ALL-WOOL FRENCH CASH
=, MEREs, in ali the various colors, at SO cents
yard-neyer before offered at less than 65 cents;
bsst PACIFIC CAsHM EREs in all the various
shades ct 15c.; ~- .r..... r..... ...-,
20 pieces ATWOOD BLACK CASHMERE at
s7hc., sold generally 1t 5oc.; s,..
rs pieces at SO aud Csc, heretofore sold at 60 and
6Oc.' -E..--s .~. =. IL
LUPIN'S $l.l5 number fSatin fnish) at s5c. a
,z7 piece, SILK LUsTRE ALPACA at 25c.;
large stock OF Csc. DIR Ess GOODS will be offered
at 1890; -@.' ., 10
LUPIN's ALL-wOOL SYRIAN GRAPE at Csc. !;
MONTE CLOTH in black and coiored at less than
usual valne; ,.. f.. .... .,.
10 pieces ZULU CLOTH at CSC. a yard, the value
of which 45c. ,;,. r. .s.. oc IS
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sshnt old Jubai says.

General Jubai Early passed through
town last Thursday. He bus been through
the State on business, and therefore has had
good opportunity to "opserve how things
are Ioookipg.' he says the Agitators VIII
be completely set down this fall. $50
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ives Little BILLY q

Colonel Mcclure gives little Billy a
-: Chance.
from the Philadelphta Timss's comment upon the
y =! 2 Kempcr Malone letters1 ~.
Besides, General Mahone ought TO be
drummed ont 10 the tune OF the s'Rogue's
March ~ for preaching the gospel OF repu-
diatfon, and II he IS man OF sense and con-
iar.if,sifa he knows &c. .~s',1 ..t1+..sk
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cannot give you the exact average rate
of county taxation in Virginia, but am in
formed by a gentleman who has looked very
carefully into the matter that it is less than
per cent. Certainly it is much lower than
that in many counties, and l know myself
of some wherein both State and county
rates aggregate considerably less than per
cent. And this, too, on a low assessment
and very imperfect listing Of property.
So you see, sir, that instead of cursing
our burden, and seeking, as some are doing,
to lessen it by dishonest practices, we should
be congratulating ourselves that we are so
much" better of than most of our friends
North, South, and West.
Very truly yours,
BERNARD PEYToN.
C;tu, October %, 1879.
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GREEN BAY, b. B. AND 2. =. 3. YA,,

Editors Dispatch / -Dear sirs,Tz You will
confer a favor upon q Debt-P Payer, by re-
IE.pnhliahing Id inil the gnlleeh bill. ~
| - : - d SUBSCRIBER.
Hits too long. And 1t is too late in the
lcampaign.]
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@JOHN C. SHAFER,
~" MERCHANT TAILOR,
1nnd NJ 4 VA.

NO. 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
has just receives lue assortment Ok
" FALL AND .WINIER GOODS, s.e
importedespecialis for him, which he Sta make up
81 r. Ii N werkmaniike manner In tbs 4"
.ls.iE VERY LATEST STYLES ;g:f 81
,sifS bf,& sss = AND At s.8t yaEs 81
ktas94 PRICES TO SUIT THE TiaEssQ.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND CUFFS
of zoe grades made 10 order nj short notice.
&c l3.sm FIT GUARANTEED.
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NJ JUST RECEIVED,
AFRESH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT
4. UUTZLER s. SONS,
3O6 BROAD STREET.

Eull line of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRESS
GOODS at popular prices;
BLACK CACHEMfRES.
COLORED CACIlEMfRES,
BLANKETS, FLANEELS,
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS In endless variety,
... HASDKERCHiEFS;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS, In remnants, at very
low prices;
CASSIMERES-full line.
CLOAkS-full line.
100 dezen BLEACHED DAMASK TOWELS n
Csc, cheapest ever offered IN the city.
oc lin A. HUTZLER son.
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LECTURE.

YoUEeGfa r1 mEH SEc4 GHR1 soTksS Asso'
Rev. j. B. HAWTHORNE, D. D., of Montgome-
rs, Aiaoama, Will lecture before the Young Mems
Christian Association, at Association Hall. FRIDAY
NIGHT. October oath, at O'Clock. Subject: :" BE
True to Thyselfn
Price of admission: rs cents. Tickets for sale ut
Assccia ion Hall.
Members or the Association admitted free.
oc z2-3t
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Rooms OF THE STATE CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, October %, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: conference.-the tlg-
ures in the above table, prepared by MIR.
Peyton, were taken from letters recently
received by this committee from the off,
Gals OF the several States, and now on file
in this Office. Very respectfully. e..
Z. M. LOGAN, Chairman.
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nj COHEN BROTHERS will open on
MONDAY the 20th upwards Of
400 LADIES CLOAkS and VESiTrS. gotten mp
in the hundsemest and most tasty styles.
CLUAkS from 81. 25 10 $4J. oclS
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Avn USEM ENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE-OPERA.

DICHMOND THEATRE-OPERA.
STATE FAIR WEEK.
AN ENGLISH COMIC-OPERA SEASON.
FORD'S ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY,
the organization that originated the great success
of the opera or PINAFOtE.
THE FAMOUS CHURCH-CuoIR CHORUS.
Among the company YIN &c the e8Insnt COMEDIAN
the original American SIR JOSEPH PORTER;
MISS MARIE BnCKEL. -
the accomplished soprano singer anu dramatic
MISS LIZZIE .ANNANDAtE,
the famous coulraIto, late of The SlrakOsch Grand
Italian Opera ,,>z1r
MISS BELLE MACKENZIE,
the original COUSIN HEBE:
MIR. SAM. G. YOUNG,
the original CAPITALS GoRGoRAS;
MIR. JOHN REIBERT.
The original BOATSwAIN;
Mr.. CHARLES HOGENDURP,
the brilliant baritone;
MIR. JOSEPH GRt ENSFELDER,
the great baSSo:
and over THIRTY LADIES AND GENTLEMES III
the choruses.
The repertoire will be as follows:
MONDAY-H NJ. $. pfEAEORE,
TUFsDAY-THE LITTLE DCkE;
MEnXEs ;AY TI " fiT s P I hITR e
FRlDAYNTHE MAYOR-a new opera, by F. W.
MILLS, the great organist: ,.,a,
sATtIRDAY EVtNlNG-THE SoRCERFR-an
entirey new opera bi GILBERT L SULLIVAN.
JJRDAY at 9 a. VI at Jonuston's and office Of The
Are oc 24-3t
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MOZART HALL.
vi -
II. NJ. s. PINAFORE

This beautiful opera will be presented at MOZART
BALL on OCTOBER 10Th, 21ST. 22D. and Esd,
and OCTOBER 9TH. 2SrH. 10Th. and BOTH un,
der the auspices OF the nOZART ASSOCIATION
of Richmond.
The cast Is excellent. and will be supported by
powerful chorus of fifty picked voices, ana accom-
panied by full orchestra. The whole unuer the
direction OF Mr.. g. l.. SIEGEL.
Admission. 5rc. reserved seats. 75c.: to be nro.
cured nj c. T. JOHNSToN'S on and after THURS
DAY The 10th instant oc l4-otOc3l
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HALL.
CANCER HALL.
~
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL
COMMENCING OCTOBER 10Th.

Greatest human marvels ever created, the famous,
only, and
WONDERFUL NUGGETS!
GENERAL MITE,
aged fifteen year., weighs nine pounds;
MAJOR ATOM,
aged ten years. weighs twelve pounds,
who created such marked and extraordinary sem
sation In New York and other cities, and at COney
Island during The past season, and visited by thou
sands of the leading citizens Of the world.
LEVEES DAILY.
Afternoon, to 1870; evening, 10 8. An extra
evee OH Saturday morning 10 10 II.
Admission. Csc. oc 1S-2W
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REUNION AND BANQUET.

GENERAL FITZHUGH LEE will deliver the an
pudl address, to which the pubic "a invited In he
hall of The House OF Delegates ut z. IL. Subject
"CHAS9ELLORSvILLE."
The BANQUET will be served nc LevyS Hasi,
corner Main and Eleventh streets. immeaiaIeiy
fer the public exercises above mentioned. III IS
honed thar there Will be an unu ually large COM
pany at The banquet, as the committee extends
cordial Invitation and expects large attendance
Tickets, admitting lady or gentleman. 81 so each.
Ror snIe nj Tie bookstore OF Randolph & English,
i3o2 Noin street. and Piedmont and Arlington Of
n'e' MINI '' = &C 17.2o.22,24,27&tdtd
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RI. gIrg;aia J. Law Journal for October is
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IsS s,.s,t,..
GREAT BARGAINS.


GREAT BARGAINS.
Having bought our goods since the irr,p.. l
clue which took place The 1t of &c ,,,.r a, 80
prepared to sell grea, bargain, In all iopat;.n.,,s
BLACK SILK, 7jc wurr Il: .'''
BLACK SILK, 81 worth IL -:
BLACK SILK. 1925 worth II 80.
BLACK SILK. : 80 We. u -.
. :" BLACK SILK, : 10 worth sy25.
.: BLACK SILK, 80 worth - 80:
RLhCh SILK. az st worth 81:
'COLORED TRIMMING SILbS an! shTiNS all
coIors:
COLORED vELvETs-alI coror~-:2 wor il - 20.
COLORED FE'.EETEE\ >-Plin lad >Irll".t. '
Novelties IN DRESS GOuD>-2j per cent. rIr1,.r
than they were bought IN >rprrnDrr:
BLACK and COLUhED ;h>liMERES ci.rartr
than they were br orr the rise:
FLANSELS ani BLANKETS We are self :t,r
less mo ey than lii" same goods brought ~. iii:
T. l. OAKS amd SiiAWLS. CASSIiEnE> ,gI
CLOTHS, BEAVERS aud DfAGO\tL~:
MERINO ana ALl-WUOL VESTS aGf pEtW.
FRS for ladies:
MER1NO and ALL.WOOL VESTS AZ! pGiW-
Frs for children;
MtRINu and ALI-WOoL SHIRTS and priw.
Frs for men:
MERiN0 and ALI.-WOnL SUiRrS and uHiW.
Frs for boys. CUCRT%r.i % POWELL.
oc 10 ~? Er"id .'u.r'.
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~ FOR GOOD VALUE IN TIpIr
DAhAsK, DeILIEs, and TOWELS, 90 to
ocz" LEVY BROTHERS,
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Rooms OF THE STATE CONSERVATIVE

City, October %, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26

Il has been said that "tle blood is the
source Of liie.' Itis as truly the source Of d.
sease and death. 80 life, that is 20 say, 10
healthy tissue can De generated from impure
blood. % organ Of Che body can normally per-
form It's functions when supplied with impure
blond The igil that should carry life and
heath o. every part, carries only weakness and
disease Blood Is the source Of ljfe only when
it Is p'Te. 70 10 has become diseased, it must
be cleansei by proper medication, else every
pulsaiion of tte human heart sends a wave Of
disease through the system. To cleanse the
blood Of all impurities, use Dr. Pierce Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, the most eisctual Alternative, tonic and
catharic rem dies vet discovered Tier are
ssDecLlIN .lL-Lell Ln scrolLLons dLsegses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26

Its no longer a question, if 1t ever has
been. which side IN tue United States Senate
has the preponderauce Of weight Of argument
90 the Army Appropriation BILL Senator
David Davis, Of Illinois. on Tuesday threw
iuto the scale Of justice his massive intellectual
moral and physical self-sPOke briefly, but
with great power in favor Of the repeal Of the
obnoxious statute permitting The employment
Of she army at elections he was warmly
congratulated By Democrats, but-,he Repub-
Hcaus stood afar or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26
CAPT. GOODWIN :

HAYING purchased some 81
| years ago a very fine HAM ~EfS
ILTONIAN STALLION Of Col. I'll Y
Abbott, Orange county, New w f-~ss1
York, at n very heavy cost M n
which / have always kept at s.sSzsssslA
home, he now has colts five years old. Since the
people see what fine Trotters they are am persua-
ded to stand him this season. HI has quite a num-
Der of colts that can trot in three minutes, and
two that have had but little attention that have
trotted in $50 An unbroken three-year old sold
at Mr.. Horseys sale on the 10th of March for $780,
Mr.. Ilorsey sold one last Summer in Hagerstown,
to Charles Futterer, fer 500; this colt has been
sold to Mr.. Robinson, in New York, for S400, and
others have been sold for large sums OF money
They all have long, open gait, and experience
no trouble in trotting in four minutes when bro
ken or hridlewise. People stand very much in
their own light by not raising good stock-they
cost but trfe more in the start and are twice
the value and always sell readily at good prices.
They are all of fine size.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26

The Martnsburg Independent regrets
TO announce the death Of B. c. SPeck, Esq,
which occurred on Wednesday night week at
his residence uear Hedgesville. Mr. Speck
was one Of the most respected aud prominent
citizens in bis neighborhood kind, charitable
and liked by all who knew him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-04-26

Hon. Frank Hereford, Of the L. s. Senate,
will please accept our thanks for generous
supply Of public documents Hon. Il. G.
Davis ADD Hon B. +. Martin have also kindly
favored US with copies Of interesting speeches.