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rns pa,,sv vllasui, does III gross In In
Justice Id saying that hayes ever peen y
aff,iceea With 'ssI That rapeI
oupht TO know, IL Il does not, that tue ~ rs
n M dgiiyercd many Of The hardest piows
witch ereehbackism ever received. We
-. stSrocubaskers., es-
aaras,i q the Ohio .idea. And we; were 50
.uebi surprised TO find the Vargsnad'''
charging us With that sin that we Of once J,
tnrned to our 2Ies to see whether IT could {
he ip,ossible we had ever said anything winch
could possibly bear such CONSTRUCTION lo.'
We found IN moment the article the Va.
o;n;aa refers to--in the Dispatct Oh August
Is, 1878. The Virg;n,an will be surprised
60 learn-for we assume that It spoke
what ut supposed to be the truth
that In the very article in which we c co. .
'mented apon the THURMAN PLATFORM anu !.
spoke OF him as the probable nominee Oh
Az Democrats for President, we took the
utmost pains TO represent him as opposed
"a fat. money, to an imitation OF the cur
rency " and to all that is generally under
stood, to be. meant when 1.-The words" tue
Ohio idea y are employed. We were at the
time engaged in bitter warfare upon the
beresy of preenbackism; and so we ,trlea
20 make i, appear clearly in our comments
,,o Mr.. THuRaAS's speech that be was
not a Greenback ,lunatic., The burden OF
onr article was tue difference between
TurRNAS and the Greenbackers. In !. the
DISPATCH of July 10th, only lew weeks ;
preyious, we had made the best argu-
/ ment we could In favor OF the natloua-
banking system, and it is not at all llke'y
that under the circumstances we snouio
have endorsed "the Ohio idea" We Were'
we repeat, at that very time Waglng un-
relenting war upon "the Ohio idea." Ine
most that we did say was that we could
stand upon the platform OF Mr.. THURMAN
as explained by him. he having declared
that it meant san honest and stable cur
rencu." We quote Mr.. THURMAN:
al have been the advocate OF STAPLE
currency, and your platform demands sta-
bility. I have con tended that the precious
metals ought not to be demonetizeu, anu Tue
nIaflOrm asserts tlC SluIS NoSeA'AN'
But we were not satisfied to let anybody
suppose that we agreed with the whole OF
Mr.. THURMAN's platform. Whilst we said
that awe could stand upon that platform
beside the distinguished Senator from
Ohio" we said further in the same article:
"Let us say that these are exactly the
things which the Dispatch has advocated
and Still advocates, Dith the exception! that
zoe haze not favored the substitution OF
qresnbactS for nationaL-banE notes." &c,
&c.
That one remark contradicts the Pir-
qinian's statement (made under a wrong
impression) directly. Itfully clears US OF the
entire charge which that journal brings
against us. If we had room for our article,
lit is column and half,) and the subject
were before the public Just now, we should
be glad to reproduce the whole OF it. We
ask the Virginian to do us justice. OF
all humbugs, greenbacklsm is the baldest.
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81 THINK THAT RATHER THAI
ALLOW 1T TO FAILfIsWOULD HAVE
ACCEPTED. THE MoCULLoCH' BILL
JUST AS 1T CAME FRoM,sFHeE CON
M1TTEE. AND AS FOR THE SENTI--
MENTs OF TIE MEMBERS OF THE
LEGISLATURE, + HAD AT THAT
TIME PAINFUL EVIDENCE THAT
ALI TIE OPPONENTS OF TIE
SCHOOL system WERE NOT ADYo-
Gates OF THE MCCULLOUGH BILL. =
w. FL. Rufner.s e..4 IA, : t.s /.
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@ COHEN BROTHERS
ARR. OFFERING

ATWOOD BLACK CAsIIMEREs :, a7,..
LtPlNs ALL-WooL, ia black and c g,,.., -,
Soc: '''''A' A.
LUPIN's sATlN'FISl=lI a. s5c., The r,,rl.,v.,..
of which is Sl.15: - ~
ALI.-WoOL sHCDAH Cloth, in al N. -,
shades, at 35c.: '"' 1T
A large stock OF DRESS GOODS a, l2. ls,,. D.,
and 25c.; 49,
large FLOCK OF BLANKETS. purchased Ia ,r..
advantage, VIII be offered surpriing;y lyw:
1914 BLANKETS a. from g. ! pair IN:
Also, large stock Of WHITE and COICprf
FLANNELS:
HEAVY WOOL FLANNEL at lG'c. general,
valued AT 2Jc. Il yard;
rs pieces BLACK and CuLuRED cLo,v,x,
some Of winch VIII be offered At near one l,
their value. .
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The .McCuLLecH bill will annually relieve
the treasury. OF several hundred thousands
of dollars OF coupons. The Auditor re-
ceiyed over twelve hundred thousand dol
lars in coupons last year. When the Nc
CuLLocH settlement is completed he cannot
receive more than s9s3,O0O in coupons, b.
cause that sum will include al! Of them.
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II you want to get rid of agitation, tur-
Fmoil, and trouble, and get rid OF it once for
all, put the'seal Of your reprobation upon
the men who, have for years kept up sense.
less agitation for the purpose Of getting into
office. Bury them so deep that they can
never trouble you again. IN -.
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/, You have a future before you. aRemem-
Der that stain put upon your good name
now will last as long as you live in the COM
munity in which il shall haveb eeureceived.
Take NO part In the wicked schemes OF the
demagognes who would bring disgrace upon
you and your State. H., y srt@itG .fs
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si- "Neither the character Of that meeting
nor the people that composed it were such
as to give it weight anywhere" says the
Lynchburg Nsaos OF the recent Asitators'
meeting in that city. .i@,"@ =,
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Il You know that per cent. is less than s
per. cent. Then pay no attention to men
who you know are trying to deceive you.
Why should Won credit any statement Of
the man who begins his false story by say
ing that tie MccuLLocH bill is worse than
the old funding bill s.....-.:... .. :,
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"I FAVORED THE McCULLOCH
SETTLEMENT FROM THE BEGIN
MING, AND THIS WAS KNOWN TO
FRIENDS OF MINE IN THE LEGISLA-
TURE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CUES
TION, AS CAN ABUNDANTL4
PROVE, AND HAVE NEVER SAID
OR WRITTEN A WORD INCONSIST-
EMIT WITH THIS POSITlON."-W II.
R3tfTner
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The Scottsyiile Courier says:

(. SIN this senatorial district there is no
reasonable doubt of E. w. Early's election
by large majority. Massey and his asso-
ciates (Messrs. Niche and Smith) are doom
ed to defeat"
,. The defeat OF MASSEY would be triumph
worth recording. The State of Virginia
ought in that event to receive congratula-
lions from both solid South and solid
North ~ $50 80 ..~~ p.
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ID. ( T.. MITTELDORFER

527 BROAD STREET,
will oren on MONDAY their second supply If
the largest and most complete stock OF DRY
GOODS in the city. purchased for cash In New
York at the recent forced sales, which We offer 10
the public 1T such low prices As 10 astonish all.
DRESS GOODS.
All The newest styles In all grades:
BLACK CASEMERES al l2!3, l6S 20, %, 30, and
ALhn9yWN;0OL BLACK and CoLoRED CASH
MERE at 40. 10. 80 50, 60. 65.Hnd 75c.:
Our ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE At asa.
BLAIK SILKS, from suction, from Coo. to $3.50
Look al or Bt+Ack SILK At q worth $40;
BLACK, SILK vELVETs at $1.37H Sl.75, 81,
EE0CADED vELvETs in all colors, for TRIM
nLN htsFs SILK rRINGEs-the chcapes, In the city;
SHETLAND SHAWLS in all coIors ut 81 and up
cLoAKs! cLoAKs A very large stock, from 50
- 0RED, from i per pair to The finest made: :.
$50 pieces WHITE, RED, BLUE. and GRAY
FLANNELS. in plain and twiIIcd: WHITE
FLANNELS a. l2!.. ID. is, 20. 20, and soc.
These goods arc ten per cent less Than last years
prices.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! from auction.
On this ar iclc We are headquarters, and sell ut
the lowest prices;
HEMP CARPETS at 1910: is; and 2occ;;
WOOL CARPETS at -. %, 80, 80, 40, 40, 90
FLOOR oIL-CLOTHS at soc. per yard, regular
price Soc:
FLOOR on. CLOTHS In Al, Oh. Cd, and 81;
COCOA MA1TINGS from auction;
TAPESTRY and VELVET MATS and RCGS-A
very large stock at VERY low prices; ~ .
TABLE OiI.-CLOTHS III ) and 6-i-MARBLE
and FANCY: ,
UNDERWEAR for ladies. children, and gentle
mcn-i complete assortment:
LADIES VESTS-IO0 dozen To he sold al SOC.
apiece. regular price 81 apiece. Look at these
NE!:IChTED RED FLANNEL SHIFTS and
DRAW ERS for gentlemen n 1926 apiece
UNDERsliIRTS at 25. 80, IS. AZ. so, 81. "a,
90c.. and 81 apiece:
CASSIhfERES for mems and boys wear III All The
nobby styles. In these goods We offer great DSr-
gains <,
SILK TIES. LACE TIES. RIBBONS, SILK
HANDKERCIiIEFS:
HOSIERY In al styles and Al all prices:
BUTTONS. WORSTED PRINCES, GLOVES;
CORSETS, the cheapest and best In The City. Lock
AT our SOC. CORSET side lace and side steel.
All we ask Is i call before you buy.
d. * +. MITrELDORFER,
oc 2O-S.MSW 527 Broad street.
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gssH the McC ULLoeH settlement d COM
tppletsd, you VIII have pea:e and prosperity.
If ITS complete operation be defeated 81
hsssases ysq elect Agitation ito Tie
next General Assembly. &.
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width Repealers insist next year upon
asreduetien when Parson Massey lwatchis
reassessed ?s Suppose there shoaasd be an
advance sinsold 49, hRlEe ~ Them what
HarrisoRburg Old Commonwealth.
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rgTHE ANNUAL SERMON BEFORE
THE WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
RICHMOND will be delivered by Rev. j. r. HAw-
T1oRSE d. d. of Montgomery, Ala on SUNDAY
NIGHT, at the First Baptist church, at quarter be-
fore O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

JARRATT's DEPOT, SUSSEX COUNTY, VA.
October 20, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Gentemen,-ln pub
fishing the proceedings of the Convention
of the Conservative party held at Stony
Greek you left out part. Please correct
them. Very respectfully,
GEORGE W. JACKSON.
rive know not; but it Is unnecessary to
publish the rest now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

Without the countenance and support OF
the so-caled "Funders the public schools
OF Virginia could not exist twenty-four
hours. They are the real friends of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

NJ REV. w. n. SCOTT, pastor, will
preach at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 p NJ. on SUNDAY At
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
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me- GRACE-STREET B AP L 5 I
CHURCH corner of Grace and Foushee streetsl.-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM f. HATCHER. ID. De-
will preach at II O'Clock A. NJ. and ut quarter be-
fore 8 o'clock p. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

Where are the best and most .fonrashing
schools In Virginia I Just where the
friends Of the Nice uLLocH bill are most nu-
merous, as Ia Richmond and staunson.
Where are tho public schools least h0urish-
/ Ingsand Least useialf Wherever The surbu.
lent Agisstots s the most a ii b:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

w MAIN-STREET G Fl R1ST A n
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel streets).-
Preaching by Elder J A. DEARBORN at IL A. NJ
and 1870 z. NJ.
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|zs Eor tiis Rez pncs 1s
The pasass VirgiaiaN The ofssn oi the
nspublicsl virei nia, Y they hare any

D3SHH, aHsSsz-s es--fss IL.
$50 g we Have not thought it worth the trou-
,blc To contradict the assertion OF those who
oppose siie sSfcC nnoch bin; that is ,adop-
ton Win ffffu.e the free schools. No fair
rTfsa6edm VIII make the Insertion the
adoption OF the settlement will be the very
thing the schools want and its defeat the
very thing they dom tsWant.c Not only will
the SCHOOLS receive their constitutional al
slowanee, but the interest onAthsy entire debt
will be provided for. and the; State govern
ment supported by the adoption OF the set
clement. In short, all. the Interests OF the
State will be subseryed by It's adoption, and
ali OF them equally injured by its reiec;
tion.'. Isl aisse - Il
h. That is, in few words,a strong argument
in favor OF the MCCuLLocH settlement.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, In Baltimore October 7, 1879. by the
Rev. 8. Shannon, Miss VIRGINIA L. WOODY, OF
Richmond, Va, and FRANK H. MORROW, of
BROOKLYN N, Y.
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DEATHS.

Died. ut Saranac Lake. New York. October 60,
1879, JOHN Ii. COLQUITT, formerly Of Rich
mond.
His funeral took place from Grace church, New
York, the 23d Instant.
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m FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
c,Irpcu Seventh street between Grace and
EroadL-Rcy. W. c. SCIAEFFER, pastor, viii
preach at II A. VI. and 7:45 p. ". Seats free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

NT REV. NEANDER NJ. WOODS, Of
Norfolk, will preach in the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church TOMORROW at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 4.s p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

H GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH The Rev. Bishop D. 6. Doc
GET, D. D., will preach at II O'Clock A. NJ. No
afternoon service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

me- SEVENTn-STREET CHRISTIAN
notwithstanding at IL a. NJ. ana ~ T. VI.
Baptism after sermon 1t night.
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1sf.gCfAL NOTICES.

aET THE GBEAT SUCCESS WHICE
has attended the ssiss OF scRrBEEn's MONTH";,
and ST.. NICHOLAS during the past year authorizes
the publishers In making broader plans fox the fu.
lure. The regular edition of SCHIBNER's MONTH
LIZ has steadily increased from month 30. month
until 1t now averages sbout7 co., DOE copiesan in.
crease of twenty Thousand within the year.
Il ST. NICE oLAs, %
1.-THE WORLDS CHILD-MAGAZINE,-
has also attained the great popularity it deserves
John G. Whittier wrote Of It: SIT Is little to san
of this magazine that IL is the beet chfId's pert
odicat In the aoortd" And the universal opinion
is the same, net only In America, but In England,
where has been received with the highest pralse
The London Daily Eetos " wishes IL could point
out Its equal In English periodical literature and
the Spectator has called It "the best of all chill
dren's magazines" In Paris, Monsieur Delagraye
is to issue monthly adaptation Of ST. NICHOLAS
in French. and volume made up from ST. NIcHo-
LAS is to be translated into Arabic for the delight
Of Mosiem children. .-.fas-
BUY THE NOVEMBER NUMBERS
VI ootu these HaSaZIHeSt lney neg!n new volumes,
and are Of wonderful beauty and excellence. Each
has two frontispieces. aud is permanently en-
larged-sT. NICHOLAS is printed on heavier paper,
with broader margins, and contains over sixty Illus
!rations, aud about thirty stories and poems.
A NEW ORLEANS NOVEL
of Creole life. by George W. Cable, author of " Old
Creole Days" begins in SCRIBNER: coincidence"
by Henry James, dr., Is continued, and In addition
to articles on art short stories, ETC., there six
papers Of special interest to farmers on "The Ag.
ricuural Distress in Great Britain" "Smar
Fruits" b. L. P. Roe; Lawn-Trees," by Samuer
Parsons, etc.. etc.
1.-THE REIGN OF PETER THE GREAT
by Eugene Schuyler, Is noted editoray. This
splendid series Of ILLUSTRATED HISTORICAL
PAPERS, the greatest work of the sort vet under
taken by any popular magazine, Will begin In the
January Issue and will continue for two years.
TIE November numbers have been delayed on &C
count of the enlargement and increased editions.
They may now be had OF dealers, or will be sent by
the publishers on receipt Of price, Note that these
numbers begin the rotum,es of each magazine.
ScRI9SHR's, 81 i year; 35 cents 4 number. ST.
NICHOLAS. SO Il year; rs cents number.
oc 25-1t SCRlBNER & CO., New York.
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MT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth strcetsl.-Rey. HE3RY NC
DONALD, D. D., will preach SUNDAY at IL A. NJ.
and 1870 ?. n.
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M ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO DEY-GOODS BUYERS,
WHERE Y@I CAN ETY TouR nEY Goo.
AT TIE LOWEST PRICES
NOTICE THESE IDIE ppTf T.

NoIltE THESE tW PRO r..
sun"rtirc AtL-WODL BLACK th~IITrpr -
inches wide. At 6Or. worth 1Jc:
An extra fine ALL wool. BLACK IN-HWrpr =.
SOC: '''''' J.
4 iG.inch LUpIN'> SUPERB rN>MVFEr ara
which would be- cheap 81 : %: -
tOLORED AII.-WODL tASiiNrrF. AZ furt..
wide. In Al The attest sharr.. ~ See
>IEEL-MlNED WOOL SKEGt> a liar. u.-,h
25c.: '' ''''
Handsome and stylish DRESS Nupp> fr IN Ir..,.
Al shades in PEKIS STRIPED vELvfrrry. ..
75r.; "
All shades o. CDLOREp SILKS " 7Ir:
4 heavy tOlOREb DRESS SILK a. i .o.,,
fully : | 81:
BLACK and cot ORED PEKIN STRIPED >uh>
aud SATiNS al very low i.i'''-:
Extra heavy BLACK SILK a ST.. vhl"n r,,r.,
Re matched rl-cwhcr" FOR L. 'i1W - iu,
MADRAS GfSGiIAMS at - =. slit "Y.r, AA,r... e.
1910:
fxcelIcnt 3.hu'ten KID GLOVES nal;!,"uva e.
shades 1T Zoe:
LADIES' Full RE,ILNE-WAn% Lxlrt
LONG RALERIGGkN y, - a ~
LADIES SUPERFINE NElINn VESTS. -r'-t
finish. nj zoe. worth 7Jr.:
Large lU-4 ALL Wool. BLANKETS ~ : E! e.
A large aud complete >iuck at Gf<Ti IH-\'.
UNDERWEAR. SOCKS. SHIFTS Scar ..1.0... -.
iuglv Ia" rrIc,.~ ;t .IIIT~ VI ItH'>
o" ll-S.N&W GO3 broad -'g,.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner

of Twelfth and Broad s;ree'sl.-Rcv. Or. j. p.
HAWTHORNE, y. D., of Alabama. will preach on
SUNDAY at IL O'Clock a. NJ. and quarter 10 8
P. N. At night Rev. J. Is. HAWTHORNE, D. d.
will deliver the anniversary sermon before the
Womans Missionary Society.
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ME- BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH-SUNDAY, October 26h.-TreachinS by
Rev. W. q. STARR, pastor. At ii O'Clock A. NJ
subject: 1.-THE Seventh Trumpet Of the Apoca-
lypse.'' At TX ?. NJ. subject: I" Is This Life An?'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-25

Regnem beT, Sends pubic
sschoeas shsss I)TS KupxxEss,aa snowand has
81 taning been Q. sseaaiagt Sup
porter of the AcgUILocH settlement.
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WsEsT NERY.

WE HAVE NOW OUR FULL .,8s
w ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND YgsSG
WINTER MILLINERY, when we shall ysNsSes
offer at our usual low prices, consisting OF TRIM
MED and UNFRAMED HATS, PLUsHES,
sATINs, VELVETS. RIBBONS IN all shades !;
TIPS in endless variety. We can also show n fine
line of Fancy Goods and Notions. Ladies' Ready
made Underwear, Children'S Dresses, C!oaks,
sacaues, Hoods. Crochet and Woven Shawls, Yarns,
Germantown, Zrphvr Worsied. &C., at
LEWIS KAUFMAE Ms, 4l3 Broad street,
oc 22-6t* .s.- between Fourth aud Fiflh.
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NE MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Di-
vine service on TO MORROW at the usual hour Of
A. NJ. and halfpast 4 p. NJ.
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he was followed by
RAN. TUCKER

in one OF his inimitable, unreportable
speeches. Those who know anything OF
his bursts Of eloquence, his satire, his ridl-
Guile, his facial illustrations, and bis we'll
told anecdotes, will not blame me for not
attempting to report him in the argument
that this is not the Virginia that contracted
the debt, and that The bondholders ought
to "share losses" &c. When he had con-
Guided the candidates. for the Senate and
the House made few well-received re-
marks. After which the crowd repaired to
the tables to partake of the refreshments
they so much needed. -. ~
The crowd was very large and attentive,
and the indications are that much good was
done, II DARIUS.
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W. WE HEREWITH EXTEND

W. WE HEREWITH EXTEND
TO OUR NUMEROUS
CITY AND COUNTRY PATRONS
a CORDIAL INVITATION TO BE PRESENT
AT OUR
SECOND GRAND OPENING
ONE HUNDRED AND sEvENTY-SINE CASES
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS.
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
COMPRISING
WORSTED DRESS GOODS. l2i5c. upwards:
COLORED and BLACK CASHMERES. SOC. up
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS and sATINs, 75c.
PLAIN, sThIPEn, and BRocADED vELvETs.
BLACK SILK PRINCES Especial impo@ta,lonl,
SsSSs5 REEsS;BHTT9NS IGs %pwSara';
Latest patterns FLANNELs, for sacques, 62sc.
PLAIN and 'Tw1LIED FLASNELs-a1l coors--
200 pieces CANTON FLANNELs-from auction
SIC. upwards; -
Every shade of WATERPROOF very cheap:
Best BEAVER and DIAGONAL CLOAkINGSr very
Cie1D,
500 CLOAKS made 10 our order, and guaranteed
in price quality. and ut:
Our 81 SHETLAND SHAWL can't be beat:
All kinds of MISSES aud LADIES' SHAWLS
cheaper than ever:
500 dozen KID GLOVES-every new shadc-Jcc.
LADIES, GENTLEMEN's. and CHILDREN's
HOSIERY-the largest stock In the city;
l.5u0 CORSETS-bcauiful a. gOod-50r. up
LACE and SIXTIES and HANDkHRt 'HlEFS:
SILK. LINEN. and LACE-HANDkERCHIEF
RIBBONS, RUCHiNGS, LACES, EMBROlDE-
RlES In the most complete and greatest variety
BLEACHED and BROWN SHlRTINGS aud
NAPKINS. TOWELS, QUILTS,
BLANKETS. CERTAINLACES, PIANO and
TABLE COVERS:
BOULEVARD and BALMORAL SKIRTS lower
than ever:
EMEN's. LADIES', and. CHILDREN'S
MERINO UNDERWEAR, in every size and
grade. from 25c. up:
USIAUNERIED SHlliTS-thc best In the world
\; SOC:
agency for DOMESTIC PApER PAT
Terms. THALHiMER BROTHERS,.
COL Broad street. corner Sixth.
Mr.. F.. X. PALMoRE OF Powbaian county, Is with
Us, an Will be pleased 10 see his friends. oc 20
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SENATOR WITHERS.

He said the other side were getting so
sensitive about any allusion to honor ana
honesty that he would discuss the financial
question OF the day on the low plane OF eX-
nediencv. and view it from the standpoint
nf dollars and cents. He first showed that
the debt was a Just one, arguing that the
state had received one hundred cents for
every dollar of il; that she still holds and is
ENJOYING the property bought with it; that
the first Legislature after the war, elected
under the old Constitution, recognized
every dollar of it as just; that the Under
wood Constitution, rciterating its justice.
was adopted by popular majority OF about
100, 900, every vote Of which endorsed it as
a lust debt; and, finally, that no champion
of the other side had ever denied that it was
just debt
He next gave history Of the legislation
on the subject, dissecting each OF the bills
passed or proposed, and showing that all Of
them were inferior to the McCulloch bill.
He then asserted and proved that the Nc
CuIloch bill will QD pay the interest for ten
years, (2) keep up the free-school system,
l3) run the government. and az do all this
without any increase Of taxation. He no.
IIticed,and explained the coupon feature, and
met several other objections urged against
the bill. He deiended the non-taxable fea-
ture on the ground that more than two
thirds OF the. bonds were held outside
OF the State, and therefore could not be
taxed; and that an attempt to tax the re-
mainder would drive them immediately
from the State, SO the effect would be 10
drive out eight millions Of capital to other
States, and nothing would be. received in
return. -.
n. al
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me- NEW ARRIVAL. FALL GOODS

Mr.. F.. X. PALNORE, OF Powbaian county, Is with
us, an VIII be pleased TO see his friends. oc 20
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527 BROAD STREET,
will omen MONDAY their second supply ni
the largest and most complete stock OF DRY
GOODS in the city. purchased for cash In New
York mt the recent forced sales, which We offer 10
the public 1T such low prices As 10 astonis Il all.
npECS EnoDS
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence Of the Richmond DlSpatch.]
BLACKsRURG. October %, 1879.
This has been great day here for Con-
servatiyes. For several weeks it had been
announced that barbecue and political
discussion would take place here to-day
and long before the hour Of meeting, not
threatening weather, the peo-
pie began to pour into town from the sur
rounding country.
About the middle of the day the people
were called together by the BlackspurG
band, and the discussion opened by