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NJ EE5'ENtlS-

NFFICERS. AND MEMBERS so
" OF JEFFERSON LODGE, NO. 90, MaA
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.-Auend S19
regular convention OF your Lodge THIS kSHStD
tWednes da1 y EVENING, October ed. al SSsS9
~ O'Clock. at your Castle tWilklDson'il S.D
Hall. on Ninth street near Bank. Candidates Tor
toe first second and third ranks will be prompt In
attendance Mt O'Clock. Members Of sister. lodges
cordially invited 10 attend. e,
BY order OF the c.. G..
The brother who borrowed my Oflcill Digest VIII
please return ir. oc22-lt"
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When our sometime friend s. H. .FUL

When our sometime friend s. a.. Full.
.EoS comes back 10 R'chmond next Decem-
ber-I Indeed he should be permitted ito
come--and as We must confess we desire
{ ffhal he shall not be allowed to do--he mast
be sure to call upon Us and give us the p1i-
asyliege OF eea graduating him upon having
!. become s.ar orator and artatesman"l We
fear The description contained 10 these
uordssiil neyer be recognized IS q portrait
90 dur Sometime friend; yet those are the
-:tery words Bhleh we ind applied to h.niin
/ an organ Of the a gitatoss, !
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sfns l:s.-Rarbs assassnss.

IColamsrs sseesal so'she Nea Yexk iWoridJI
~ fSbt over the sen4so has already
opened, exst1ngernGrtlIle nni sans being The,
man eandfd ates md eengrsli Gnffkld
The. sAfaltEs sapd date 7 Tie KdnfntstFa.
9sgalsE iaRQr Rsnniso SO Garfield Ia tojbe
tdefsatEd at all hazards. Tifeatgtf HWmAes;
TO be q bitter one, and Che result uncertain.
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M01ssiieu.1reT0nson.
[nrooklyn Eagle--Democratte

TErooKIyns EuRIe~-UeIuVctH'Ho'J
i In allprobability the Greenback party, as
an element in our politics, will disappear
altogether from our politics for the present.
! But the temptation for the revival OF Green
backism will return with each recurring
fiuctuation in the business prosperity OF the
country. II ;g.sf or .t .@ srh. sHi}l r.
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LECTURE.
EXCURSIONS.
YORKTOWN, 23D OCTOBER.

THE NINETY-EIGH rH ANNIVERSARY OF
THE SURRENDER OF LORD CORVALLIS,
which is preliminary to the Centennial Celebration
IN 1881, WILL BE HELD AT YORKTOWN
OCTOBER 23D.
The exercises will consist OF addresses. poems;
&c , bv disiin gushed speakers, and grand tREE
BARBECUE 10 all strangers. NIL,
1t win DO participated In hy troops from nten-
mond. Norfolk, Port mouth, tlliansDurs, hanP-
ton Baltimore. Washington: AID by order OF tue
Secretaries of War and the Navy the troops from
Fort Monroe md the squadron at pr mt In lamp
TON Roads Will take part In The exercises. =,
Trains viii leave the York River Depot at
,ck A. NJ and reach j orktown at II O'Clock.
Reiurning leave Yorktown II D O'CLOCK L. d., CIV
Ing ali txcursiopists sail from West Point anu up
and down the beautiful York river, arriving at
Richmond al O'Clock L. III. r. .-s.. Ar '..E j
.. ROUND-TRIP TICKETS. So. ..'.
TO be had from any stic.r Of the First regiment and
at JonSSToS,S. 913 Main street. IT,
SneciaI ears for ladies. n ne trip offers most
peasant inducements to parties of ladies and gen.
tlemen who wish 10 spend delightful day.
DC 2U-2t
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Now on Nsv i1a fredericksburg

& Now on NsyER.-The Fredericksburg
Ns,os says: y :,@.' SsA 81. Itsist $500 IL
Reports are rife OF great and radical
changes taking place among the heretofore
Rexdj ulster voters ID this vicinity. By cleo
tion'day there will not be left u corporaa's
guard OF these unhappy people," .ss ii.
Let every true Imam desert The sinking
:shipef Reputation; for fahc McE uLtocH
bill be dsfeated .thss creditors Of Virginia
will neyar ggain attempt to maketerms with
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what Postmaster-GeneraI Key Heard
In Richmond.
baltimore Americana

Postmaster General Key was in Richmond
when the news from Ohio indicating 4
sweeping victory for the Republicans was
received. He says he was surprised to no.
tice the apathy with which it was received
by all classes with whom he came in con-
tact, Whenever opinions we're expressed
in bis hearing they generally Indicated the
satisfaction Of the speaker at the result.
Democrats Of that section were not favor
able to the Ewing, financial theories, apd
were glad to, see them exploded. AS gene
raj thing. the people OF Richmond have be-
come wearied Of the eternal wrancie over
political matters, and especially tired OF
always being found on the losing side.
They seem noW-te be deyoting themselves
to their own business with remarkable en-
ergy, and to local Issues which have direct
bearing upon. the commercial Interests OF
their section. l,sicsg -,..- ;a,,.,+,. ~-,,
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n~T;~ ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO DRY-GOOES BUYERS.
WHERE YnTr CAN BUY YOUR DRY COOL
At THE LOWEST PRICES.
InEsE Low PRICES


NOTICE THESE Low PRICES:
4 superfGe ALL. WOOL BLACK CASHMERE. 80
inches wide. At 6Nc. worth 75c.:
An extra tine ALL. WOOL. BLACK CASHMERE az
soc;
\ 4G.inch LUPIN'S SUPERB CASHMERE AZ 81
which woulG he cheap al Sl.25;
COL0RkU ALL-WODL CASHMERE. So Inches
Wide. in al h" latest shades. at 5Oc.:
STEEL-MIXED WOOL SERGES at l63.c. worth
use:
HANDSOME and stylish DRESS GOODS from 1879.
All shades in pEKIN STRIPED vELEETEENs at
75r.:
A heavy GOlORED DRESS SILK ut 81 worth
fully 1925:
aud SATINS at very low prices:
Extra heavy BLACK SILK n fl.E5. which carHot
ne matched elsewhere for less than 81 go:
MADRAS GINGiiAMS At SIC sold everywhere at
l2Sc.:
shades Ut f0c,: -
LADIES Full REGULAR-MADE EXTRA
LONG BALBRTGGAN HOSE at CSC:
LADIES' SUPERFINE MERISO VESTS, extra
finish. AZ Coo. worth Toe; All ..@. #..
Large l0-4 ALL.W'tO1. BLANKETS At 81 65.
A Iarye and comDiefs stock OF GENTLEMEN'S
UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, SHIRTS. &c, at astouish'
ibRly low rrceS 1t JULIUS MEYERS.
oc ll-S,M&W COS Broad street.
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= RI 4 !, 81, n 4, Has Not cone Vet.

From tie st. Lonis Globe DenocrafJ
5Tte recent Campaign in Ohio cost the De
IIn,ocrats their abiest !eadeEsfn the Senate.
There ts no faan nDws.on the Democratic
side ii, that body who can take Thurman,s
place ns q debater with such Republicans as
Blaine and Conkling. sgrai yf5E {i
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~ NEW ARRIVAL. FALL GOODS
d. & f. MITTELDORFER.

D. & E. MlTTELDORFER,
.f 527 Eno4D STREE, :
Tile largest and most complete stock OF DRY
GOODS in the city. purchased for cash In New
the public at such low PRICES As 10 astont h all
DRESS GOODS.
All the newest styles IN all grades:
BLACK cAsHMEREs al l2s le'!, 20, 25, 80, and
ALIoWooL BLACK and CoLoRED CASH
Our ALL-WOUL BLACK CASHMERE &C 45s.
.BLNCK SILKS. from auction, from coo. to $3.50
Look al onr 81; ACK SILK At 81 worth II rs;
BLACK SILK VELVETS at S1.s7k, *l.75, -,
BRo &c" BED 'vELvErs in all colors for TRIM
BLACK SILK yHINGEs-thc cheapest 10 the city;
SHETLAND SHAWLS in all coIors At Il and up
CLOkKSi CLoAKs!- A very large stock, from 50
BLANK ETS BLANKETS! in WHITE and COL
ORED. from l per pair TO the finest made:
$50 pieces WHITE. RED, BLUE, and GRAY
ELANNELs' IN PLAIN and t@ WI WH LIE
These goods are ten per cent. less than last years
prices.
CAkrE'rs! CARPETS! CARPETS! from auction.
On this ar icle We are headquarters, and sell ut
HEMP CARPETS at u: l6: is and 2Oe;; ,o
W09L GAPEs At ~ 2S Io s2 fe t 4 &c.
rLoS11E oIL-cLorHs a, soc. per yard, regular
: prics SOC:
FLOOR on CLOTHS In "A, 81. 6 4, and 81
COCOA NAITINGS from auc'lon;
TAPESTRY and VrLEhr MATS and RCGS-A
very large stock NJ very wv prices:
TABLE oIL-CLOTHS IN AMI 6.4-MARBLE
II and FANCY;
UNDERWEAR for ladies. children, and gentle
mer-I complete asinri DIcnt
LADIES SEST>.-lCO dozen 10 be sold III SOC.
apiece. regular price 81 apiece. Look az these
goods before buy.
MEbICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS and
DRAWE for ge:tlclnrn 1T s1.23 apiece
regular price 81
UNnERSi!lRTS at 25, so, IS, ~. so. 81. II,
g0c.. and IL apiece;
CASSIM ERES for mems and boys wear In All the
hobby styles. In these goods VT offer great bar
gains.
SILK TIES. LACE TIES, RIBBONS, SILK
HANDkERt IliEFS:
HOSIERY III al styles aud at AZ prices:
BUTTONS WOkSrbU PRINCES. GLOVES:
CURSErS, the cheapest and best III lhc city. Look
at our SOC. CORSET. side lace aud side steel.
All We ask is Il call before y0u bay.
II. & + MlTIELDORFER.
&c 20-SNfSW 527 Broad street.
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M JUST RECEIVED,
4 FRESH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AT
A. HUTZLER s. SONS,
sos BROAD STREET.

Full line Of FOREIGN aid DOMESTIC DRESS
GOODS at popular prices;
BLACK CAcnEMERES.
CoLOREp CACHEMGRES,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
LADIES and GENTLEMES'S UNDERWEAR,
NOTIONS in endless variety,
HANDkERCHiEFS:
RICHARDSON'S Linens, n remnants, at very
low prices;
CASSIMERES-full line.
CLOAKS-full lIue.
100 dezen BLEACHED DAMASK TOWELS al
CSC, cheapest ever offered IN the city.
oc lin A. HUTZLER & SON.
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tssss'T.A. SAssEtS. re.

----- tsGssST'N. y EfVEts. FN..
old L AD1Es, DAD q
" BOTTOM FLAT-HEEL SHOES, In - -
kid und morocco CO. to lace, and In CONGRESS
- CATERS; 81.
OLD GENTLEMEN's BRoAD-BOTToM FLAT
HEEL TIES AMI CONGRESS CATERS;
BOYS, MISSES, and CHILDREN's SCHOOL
SHOES TO fit the broadest and the narrowes
p feet; 80 .,!,.ya = :.
All the new styles IN SANDALS and SLIPPERS
/. plain heels and Louis XIV. heels;
The best line Of GENTLEMEN's CATERS and
ENGLISH WALK1NG-sHOES have ever had
ut IS, $3.50, g., and So: M. :: .
-, big stock, low-down prices. j, A. GRlGG,
oc 16 Tenth and MAN,.
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MD Won. Judge.

lEsom the spriDsesid Republican, Is
rsSenatorp David Davts pTedietedi that h
defeated Grant would be- tue
MexsisEeialbiIcan President, and would
never leave the White House alive.
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MARRIAGE &.

Married. at 10 O'Clock A. 81 !, on Tuesday; October
ESD. Ioidoun county Va, by toe Rev: r. ]; Davis,
sILAS. sHELBURNE 10. EMILY BALMEk'
daughter OF Thomas Balmer. OF Powhalan county,
Va. No cards. 1870 49,. 5t.rf...,, :
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~JGHN c. SHA FER, -. ~ ~
- MERCRANT,TAILOR,i .s~l. is.

q No.-lGO4 slAIN STREET, RICHMOND, yAn;
~ +, has Just r. ceiyed a dne assoElm OF
~ ;, FAIL, AND WINTER GOODS, .l,-!
imported es peeialIy i>9r him, which he VIII make u
-. 80 In a .wofkma,, IKE manner iu the 80.
'@ h!-i''i ~ VERY --LATEST sTYL 80
1900 h77PRIcEs 10 .su1F.iS HE TINES. Ply.
III III tsifIfsa's.a CbEE IRss1t "A ND cgFFS'ut
of fine grades mads aSl order % sborf hottce.'
sel3.3m FIT GUARANTEED.
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DEATHS.

Died, In this city, October 20. GEORGE 6
RENE hRDT, Oldest son of L. H. ana jessie tseih'
Baltimore (Md.j and Marion IVA papers please
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REUNION AND BANQUET.
REUNION AND BANQUET.
THE ANNUAL
REUNION AND BANQUET
OF THE
ASSOCIATION OF THE ARMY OF NORTHERN
VIRGINIA VIRGINIA DIVISION
WILL TAKE PLACE
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1879.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1879.

GENERAL FITZHUGn LEE will deliver the an
na add esS TO wnicn the Public l. invited. In The
hall Of The House OF Delegates at p. III. Subject !:
s.CuANCELLoRSvILLE."
The BANQUET will BE- served At LcTy's Hal,
corner Main and Eleventh streets. lmmedia,ey
after the pubic exercises above mentioned. IL Is
pany al the banquet, as The committee ex'ends
cordial Invitation to and expects large attendance
OF Indies. g., "a o,o,,
Tickets admitting lady or gentleman. ~ 90 eacn.
For sale ut TIE bookstore OF Randolph Enelisn'
1902 Main street. and Piedmont ana Arlington Oh
Ace, Ninth and Main streets ., 40 ,,e,a+d
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!. grgs;rA a, NOTICES.
a. ANOTHER NEW ARRIVAL q OF
600 D So. l -
couEN BROTHERS, =
'ta '.-3 CORNER FoURTH AND BROAD SHEETS,
viii eifsr on MONDAY. October 2olli, upwards OF
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, WORTH OF

.&sl.gG GOODS, z n~.i ~.
purchased o, q very ssreas advan.ass,smong which
Will be found some or the raress bargains ever or
fered. Besides hundreds Of others, win be found
4o.inch COLORED ALL-WOOL FRENCH CASH
MEREs, In all the various colors. at SO GEMS
yard-never before offered at Jess than IS cents ::
Bsst PACIFIC CAsHM EREs in all the various
shades at 15c.; -- --.--------.
20 pieces ALL-w0oL BLACK CASHMERE at
371c.. sold generally 1t 50c.;
25 pieces at so aud $50, heretofore sold at 90 and
s5c.; r,..... ...-.. .....
LUPIN's $1.15 number tSatin anish) at Soc.
81 pieces SILK LUsTRE ALPACA at 25c.; '4-
large stock of Csc. DIR Ess GOODS will be offered
+ at 1890: < '"
LUPIN,S ALL-WOOL SYRIAN GRAPE at 65c.'
NOME CLOTH in black and colored at less than
usual valne; ..'.
15 pieces ZULU CLOTH at 25c. yard, the value
Of which Is 45r. DC Is
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BLACK GOODS \ SPECIALITY.
Great success of oar BLACK ALL-WOOL CASH
Our y E s. 4 T QyGShLIfT BLACK cAs!MEEEs
SILKS * F anI shrss R Pr tycry ~" ;h.s:
BLACK DRESS SILKS cheaper than ever:
SPECIAL Inducements in hLAch->TRlpED
An ci'tan, as:or,mcnt Of BLACK and coLoRED
a,,o. 'CUEDEn STKIpED, and BRoCADED VEL
nLAGK SILK FElSGEs in .ns e; re vest DESIGNS:
PLAID GINGIIAMS for drcSse:-nrotticst patterns;
SHAWLS In The not elaborate STYLES:
SHEI LAND sHAWLS tall wooD at sl-cant be
beat:
The grandest display of BOULEVARD aud BAL
MORAL Skirts:
Gases Of CAssiMEKEs. wATERP ROOF CLOTHS
BEAVER and DIAGONAL CLOAklSGS OK
traordinarily cheap:
500 pair of BLANKETS bought at auction, and
offered acc rIlngiy:
WHITE. RED. and COLORED FLASSELS cx-
Cetd!n2iy low;
FANCY CHECKED and STRIPED FLANSELs
for >acqurs-sonethlng Kew:
We have the Mos' extensive stock or CLOhh and
DOLMANS. and can please every one IN price,
slylr. and quality:
eoLORiED H0SIERY-the grande,t and most elub-
VIII open during this week an entirely new line Of
NkCKWEAK FOR LADIES; IN NE wsy OF
our TIE na EP9 f or L.
dies and Gentlemen comprise all the novelties u
pIH ;Re seSs' hhhcEs. rMBRoIDERIEs. WHITE
GOODS. DOMESTIC aud ilOCsE.FURNls1-
TNG GOODS, and numerous Other articles, IN
every variety. Al bottom prlrr>; c,o
Compete stock Of Chiidrru's, LadIc,', and Gentle
mems UNDER WEAR:
The pcst soc uNl.AUNr KfED SHIRT In the city:
\ fun assortment of DOMESTIC PAPER FASH.
TmAiIiIMER BROTHERS,
oc 11-s.M&W COL Broad, corner sixth street.
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FALL oVEHcoATs'
FALL OVEECOATS,
FALL OYERCOATS,
FALL UVERCoATS.
Z. Il. SPENCE ( >"N.
Z. Il. SPENCE ( sos.
T.. Is. SrENCE { sos.
f.. 4. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED :li!ET>.
INDICATED SHIFTS.
INDICATED SiikT>,
INDICATED SHIRTS.
L. Il. SrENCG I son.
F., Is. SPENCE & So%-
+. l.. SrENCE < son.
f.. u. SPENCE & son
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASSIMEkE SUITS.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
TEN DoELAE$-
TEN DOLLARS
TEN buLihH>.
TEN DOLLARS,
J.. Il. SPENCE & son
F. Il. SPENCE X SOS.
L. Il. SPENCE K sos.
J.. Il. SPENCE & son.
HEAVY UNDER>IiiET-.
HEAVY \pEE>li'HE-.
HEAVY N'.H~!i!:4>'
HEAVY CNUEE>!l!i:l>.
ONE DOLLAR,
OSE DOLLAR,
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TOuN LATOUCHE,

TOM LATOUCIlE, ~
MERCHANT TAlL"N. Il
No. TgNvu alFA'''
has Just received :he
FINEST ASSORTMENT or """h'
he has had for some year" isiH'. Give JIG
can make
A BETTER SUIT Of CLoluI'
FOR TIE SAME Ah"tNt "t N''''
than any party who ha' to seAa 10 1T
10 have work made 10. ----D-
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/. sH@ .D.tp~
GREAT BARGAINS.

GREAT BARGAINS.
Having bought orr goods since the imnensa j.
elins. which took place 'he lsl Of Oc,o',er, va
prepared TO sell great bargains In all department.
K" " BLACK BLK, TIC. worth 81;
BLACK SILK, 81 worth Al 25:
IS ~ -3ELACK ELK. 1925 worth i.ko:
BLACK SILK. $3.50 wO, ti ~:
t-tH4h BLACK SILK. Si.75 worth sH25.
-"-.-e----.1- St,kt1k-SI tx, ~ worth - 80:
kLACk. SILK. 81. so worth So:
COLORkDTRfMMltG SHES and SAT;vs -.
CCLORED yELyETS-all coTor.-s2 xor no ,,
GOL0kED VEI:vETEENs-Plain aud sirireS ~
Novelties In DRESS 6 GODS-2J per cent c,,o.,
than they were bought 10 sep,embe eeIf
BLACK and COI.OkED CAsiIHEREs cb.,.
than they were eforc the rise: Nsaptr
FLASkELS and BLANKETS we are ..rt
less moseY than tn. 81 NE good. hr0nyJt .s, '2'
CLOAkS and SHAWiS. CASsIHEkFS 'o,
CLOTHS. BEAVERS and DIaGOSIIo ~!
MERISO and ALL-WUOL VESTS and iii; an.
Frs for ladies: N DRAM
MERINo aud ALL.WooL VESTS and Dp,,r
ERS for children; """ IRAN
ER5 for men: ""' DhAW.
MERINO and hLL.WOOL SHIRTS aud NAV,
EtS for boys. CoERT&EY q p0WEI'ii ri ~
oG 10 429 Broad arr.
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sresr I'M se,r.t,s,s

GO To LEvY'BRoTHERs' FOR cAsHM EREs,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR FLANNELs,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR TOWELS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR DOlLIEs,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR BL ANKETs,
60 TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR QUILTS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. FOR RUGS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS, FOR sHAwLs,
GoToLEvY BROTHERS. FOR PANTS GOODS.
6oTOLEvY BROTHERS. FOR UNDERWEAR,
GO TO LEVY BRoTHEEs' FOR SHIRTS,
Go TO LEVY BROTHERS, FOR PRINCES,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR CREPE,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR ALPACAs,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR VELVET,
Go TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR SILK,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR BARGAINS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR BARGAINS,
GO TO LEVY BROTHERS FOR BARGAINS.
foe 2Il
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO GO TO
THAL1tMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD. CORNER SMITH sTRHKT.
They are constantly recsiving
NEW GOODS!
DRESS GOODS
PRETTIEST AND NEWEST STYLES
AT THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
col ORED ALL-WOOL CASIiMEkES at 50c
worth GJc.: ,,,,,,,,. -
The finest grades COLORED CASiMERES at 65
and 7Jc.
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,mmitte.s filed by Mr.. Rowe.

committees filed bv Mr.. Rowe.
Orders tor $10,500 in favor OF various
bond bondholders for Interest were ci
rec ed 10 be dra VII on Mr.. Tay lor's mo-
tion.
Mr.. Townsend presented a list of as
sessments for grading, amounting TO ST.
1921.
Mr.. Taylor presented two ordinance $
to amend the ordinances entitled can
ordinance concerning certain oil noes
against public economv, and certa n
nuisances, ami can ordinance to tefine
and prohibit certain nuisances." 1 he
object of the amendments is TO permit
ice-men and bakers to run wheelbarrOws
on the street before 7 o'c ock a. Ill. Each
were read twice.
Mr.. Norton from the special committee
upon the foot bri 'ge over the Brandy
wine Railroad tr dge, reported prOgr IS
and had read letter from Ii. +. Kenny,
Supt. p. w. B. X. r., asking that the
City Solicitor confer WITH the company s
counsel in regard to the matter. Mr..
Kenny would also coufer with the COM
mittee personally in few days.
Council then adjourned.
ORDERS.
During the 4 .fvening the following Or.
ders wele diroc.ed to be drawn: u. w
Chandler, $50; $. A. Macal lister, $3Z.
IS; WIN. Alsentzer, S2.47; VIM. kyne
81,
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A Pleasant Excursion.

The excursion of st. Mary's q. d. c.,
of this city, yestei day, to Collins Beach,
on the steamer Ed,1in Forrest, was a
very pleasant affair, and was attended by
about eight hundred persons. The day
was passed in a very enjoyable manner,
and, with the exception of slight mis-
hap, no accidents occurred. Two young
ladies, while in bathing, comm ,nced
s,lashing each other, when both became
c,ocked by the water, and fell down
They would have been drowned had moi
some men come TO their assistance ant
help'd them out.
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HOlman's Liver tad

Has a world reputation, establish
ID Through It's wonderful efficacy IN III all.
meuts that have their origin IN torpid
liver or diseased siomach; such as bilious
ness, dyspepsia, rheumatism, SICK mead
,cne, &c II cures by absorbing the dis
.ase through the pores, substituting gen
lie vegetable tonic into the sys TEN. have
DESCRIPTION salts, body and foot plastert
also Pamp phlets with further particulars
,ent by mail by .
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. sixth 4 Market SITS.
Vitalixed PhOsphNtes.
They supply The IS stem WIN Inc ele-
uents that a q carried OFF by Overtaxins
he brain and nervous system; are very
useful TO relieve general debility, dyspep,
ala and neuralgia. For sale wholesale ahe
FLAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth 4 Market Sts.
Electric Disks.
They produce a constant electrical cur
rent through The diseased parts; can be ap-
oiled and worn with comfort by any per-
,0n for the relief OF old rheumatic ana neu-
ralgic pains, GOODNESS and sti1hess OF the
.imDs &c. Sent by mail by
r. JAMES BELT, Druggist,
Cor. Sixth Il Market Sts.
LADIES'DEPAR
For Supporters, Braces. Trusses, Elastic
stockings, Anklets, NEE caps. Syrlnges
aYPriyate Room. Lazy Attendant.
Private entrance for Ladies at No. Wes'
Sixth street.
Wholesale le and Retail Druggist.
Corner Sixth aud Market sreets.
wilmington Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
WILD CI.EMATIS.

" here the woodland streanlets flo v.
Gu hing dow n . rocky bed,
Whore the tasseled alders grow,
Lightly IReeting overhead
When the fullest A ugust da'
Give the richness that they know.
hen the wild clematis comes
With her pth Oi tangled blooms,
Reaching up and dropping low.
And h ffesr leaves only shade
That wal n is wi hin her bower,
Like q curtain, ltgh ly made.
Hall hide her virgin flower,
None too close to lei The wind
Find place TO breathe between,
Where the W Id bee c6nGOt miss
All the sweetness that there is
Underneath her tent OF green.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
To Ocean clev

The Ocean City excursion train had
about eighty passengers on board when
it left this city, yesterday morning, md
accessions were received al the ststions
below, so that when the train reached it,
destination, three hundred people were
put down upon the Synepuxent beach.
The day was pleasantly spent by ali and
the trip much enjoyed. While COMING
horne the excursionists bad an opportu,
nifty OF viewing the confiagration raging
at Salisbury, as they passed the town.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
225,O63 Total,
Total,
AFree Excursion,

The owners of the Republic have Of
fered the services of the boa', free of
charge, to take the inmates of ST. Peters
Orphan Asylum on an excursion to Cape
May, on any day which may be named.
The offer will be accepted, but the day is
not yet fixed.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-25
that contradicts all other stassmsnts "a

that contradicts all other statements I'D
he must be mistaken.
Hngh Lynch was called npon ard ask.
ed about the case, but be s1ad be wouh
rather say nothing now, excepe that No
knew nothing of JaoksOn ainae the nv.
8 lit, but thought bs had gone oue q
Town.
Since Jackson disappeared, the Prtch.
ard family has moved into the last nouee
on the Brandy wine end Of WAlqut street.
Mrs. Prichard was interviewed closely
about the disappearance, and either
knows nothing or Il one Of the axaule.t
of "artful dodgers.n 'HSw shonh
know anything about III" was her ans
wer to all questi Ons. tl.io rAH
This was the extent Of the reporters
research, and althsugh nothing q prov
ed, the facts cleaned are such - % lea0
to the belief that o. crime 4uet have
black, sometime that mystsfiors Friday
night, .N = III ai;. .