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MORE TsuckERY FEsEED.-JAT GouLD's

MORE TsucKERY FEAEED.-JAY GoULD's
organ an is AFRAID that the Democrats Oh Name
are about to cheat the Republicans OUT Of
their Governor. Four candidates were
voted for last September; but as no one re-
ceiyed majority Of all the votes, no. one
was elected. The Republican, however, re-
ceiyed Simost as Mary votes as all the DINER
candidates voted for The Legislature must
now alect the Governor. Well, the law re-
.ouires the names Of Two OF the four candi-
dstes,receiving the highest numbers OF votes
to be sent to the Legislature. This duty
deyot,es upon Democrats; and as there
were only four candidates in all, they can
omit the pane OF the Republican candidate
altogether if they choose, and compel the
Republicans to elect Democrat or Green
hacker, and the Tribune fears they are 60
ing to do it. ,...
we don't credit this story. But suppose
it we're true; didn't the 11ibune's party
steal the presidency few years ago! Aud
were not its allies engaged in stealing the
vote of New York at the very moment when
the 11ibuae's article was being penned:
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purposes of the aseasliusters !.

A Richmond telegram to the New York
Herald Of yesterday says: In my dispatch
to the Herald, published tbe 18th, the first
MISUNDERSTANDING to the debt, the repeal
of the poIl.tax, educational purposes, and
the extension OF political rights to the coli
ored people, was the direct result OF an In
terview with Colonel. William E. Cameron
one OF tie leaders OF the Re4diusters. The
remain. der, abiding to the chain-gaugs, ana
whip. ping.posts, was given from general
con eersation in political circles and from
kn .owledge OF what the Republicans would
like to accomplish through the General
Assembly, and these two subjects
were not discussed by Colonel Cameron.
The question of placing colored people on
iuries, which was agtated some months
since by United States District Judge Riyes,
and is now involved In ease before ths SUI
preme Court, will doubtless receive atten-
ton, hut it is not likely that demand will be
made for a mandatory law upon the state
Judges, or that the Readiusters or Debt
Payers would yield 10 that, though there Is
strong sentiment in favor OF such change
in the law as should in qualified anu d.
rectory manner open jury service to compe-
tent coIored persons IS we'll as whites.
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what Mr.. Blackburn Thinks of New
York.

Reporter: "Do you consider the State
safe for the Demo cracy next year?'
Mr.. Blackburn: Il most cmphatically 40.
The glamour OF the present election is ihe
property OF the Republicans; the Democrats
will CLEAN its substantial fruits and gain a
moral victory. Does any Republican in that
State. from Roscoe Conkling down, believe
that with such 4 man rs ClarkSon Potter at
The head OF the ticket New York would not
have gone Democratic by as large MAORI
" as Cornell has n plurality? And in
notifies it is impossible to assal or endanger
the head or any part OF ticket without Sc
riously affecting the balance. have not tne
slightest doubt that the whole DEMOCRATIC
ticket in that State would have been elected
but for the obstinacv OF Mr.. TiIden and the
trcachery OF Kelly. A greater mistake than
the nomination Of Robinson. which was
forced upon the Syracuse Convention D!
Tilden, was never made by a political con-
veniion or manager" Intervie'o IN VASE
in0tO1' Post.
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MT COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF

nj COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
FER on MONDAY choice lot Of NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS, I'm pure silk, and w0rs;ed and silk
mixtures; also full line of FANCY SILK VEL
VETS In all the newest shades.
BLACK PEKIN SlLK VELVET Ut 1885:
GUINET'S MASTlLLA VELVET 1T SG-genc-
rally valued at Sll:
BLACK SILK VELEETS from S!.2J up-some
rare bargains in those goods;
OIL-BOILED BLACK SILKS at 5Jc. Il yard. They
now effrr the largest stock Of silks ever offered
this side OF New York, among them some Of the
most startling bargains;
; pieces of GClNET'S BLACK SATIS-F1SlSH
Warranted In every respcctl III 81 20;
10 pieces more OF the heavier weight at $50 per
yard, general price of which Is 90 10;
BONNET'S and GUINET'S "SUBLIME SATIN
FINISH" THE finest quality nanutactured) 1t
$3.50 and $2.75 yard, the general value Of
which Is - yard;
In COLORED SILK thev offer every shade andqnal-
ity. among them will be found some rare bar
gains;
They also offer the most extensive variety IN SILK
and WORSTED NOVELTIES:
Full line of BLACK and COLORED PEklS SAT-
ms at *l.25.
Special attention is called 10 their large stock Of
EVENING SILKS. &C 20
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E,a,sd fraud Fraud !

- III ~
u 30 Philadelphia Times comments " Y
n,,lc,, length upon SENATOR gARR On :.
5sIsrn,inp predictions Tor which see DIS
a -, of yeatert,ay. It says The told only
M, The truth. From its~ long article we
take the following Y: :,
A indiana il sretiably Democratic. Ih 4,
Democrats have the State goveFnme nt, ali
rchnnueis or local authority anu knurucky
Is close upon her border With sarp l Jus yo T
70 double on coiored emtgTation. VIII in-
diana certainly Democratic ANA Ns Wv,
ha anlid for the Democratic candidate.
r NIL, ,be so because Repu blsc2nism for.
bids that it shall be otherwise because
nniv nv iamnooninc, assailing, and forcing
tsa so,,ti, into unity for self-iefence can the
Sesnerate politicians of tic North hope e.
make the country submissive 10 their VIII
New York Is thus the battle ground OF 1851,
and unon &C both. sides Snean to tram tbeiI
heav,es, coaumbiads OF sraud and against II
they Will dish their regions OF CRIME. AZ
readv both are manaayring for the vantage
Ground to meet fraud with more potent
fraud. The Republicans have the GoVernor'
the Legislature, the marshais, ana SUPER
visors. The Deuocrats have the mach'net;
oi New York city, with almost bouna
less capabilities, and Democrahc sen
ate ate, aud House 70 decide between contllcsIse
RETURNS. Shoald tho Republicans take tne
chosce Of electors from TIE people, inc lem
ocrats have learned from Louisiana ano
South Carolina preceaeats how Lesls q,
n,re ca n ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and Democratic
Congress was taught au 1876 how 70 coun
such votes. II msrshals and supervisors
shall exercise their ARBITRARY powers Tor tut
Republicans, or il they shall give the colo!
OF Control in any State whose vote Woule
defeat fhe Democracy, its leaders have peer
wnl. snhooled hew. to reject or faishy tn'
verdict OF the people. .r, .rrt,
| Tt Is painful and most starring tru.s
that fraud is eo-day the clNef reliance o
f,ots Republicaa and Democratic leaaers 40
Ihe coming national struggle. Fifty nan
lions of free people, SURPRISING an otne.
civilizations in intelligence, in all the bles '
(inrs of progressive and prosperous inous
trw. and in all the sources OF adVanceaeh
and bappincss, are thus made the piay1n'n'
81 meaI, ambition that beasts OF fraud as IL
most trusted attribute.
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THE ,REPUBL I;C;AlS RBPuDIAToRs. The
Washington Post talks to the northern Re-
pubicans as follows about the Virginia
elections:
And now the Republican papers OF the
North. with their usual disregard OF facts,
ure charging that it is. 'another instance OF
Democratic Reputation" The charge is
1aaIiciousIy and meanly false. Whatever OF
reproach has been brought on Virginia by
the election of last week is the result OF Re-
publican votes. The Democratic faction OF
kead,usters would have been impotent and
harmless but for The solid mass OF Rennhl-
can ignorance allied with them.
Without negro votes not dozen Read-
busters would have been elected to the House
of Delegates.
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The negroes did the most effective vo-
ting, and turned the scale in favor Of the
forcible iReadiusters. They elected all OF
the delegates and senators from Portsmouth
to PittsyGyauia county, and from thence TO
Bristol, asd they elected all that were elect
ed In the peninsula. Without the negro
vote tho Resdiusters would not have In
either branch OF the Legislature more than
a corporars guard. But the negroes are
not the party to be cepsured for this con-
duct and resnh., They voted Just as natrl-
rally as sfaliies of. log" They voted on
the side of the faction that had bolted the
Conservative paIty in the Mozart Conyen-
tian Of last February-for the Disorsani-
.zess, the Agitators, Non-Debt-Payers, and
Renuliationists. yQnuitle Post.
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at is, the South hasn't grown.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November -, 1879.
General Wickham, of Virginia, is in the
city to-day. He says that the election OF a
United States senator from Virginia de-
ponds entirely upon the Republican vote !;
that some Of that vote will certainly go to
Malone, and some to the Debt-Payers' cam
didate, whoever he may be, but that as yet
it is impossible to tell how that vote will
be divided. The Generals son was re-
censly elected to- the Virginia House Of
Delegates from Hanover county as debt.
paying Republican, and will OF course vote
against Malone -SpeCiQL correspondence
of the Alexandria Gazette. ..4
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The Norfolk Day BaoA, which claims to
represent the great body OF the Republic
cans OF Virginia." beads its report Of the
sneeess OF the Reada uSers with the line
y yirgiHG2 Redeemed TO the Republicans"
aad editarsaliy says3that - reid ustment In
Yhgiuia ,;ts not ut issue with the position
,taksa by the National Republican party"
THIS attempt OF the Day Book to put its
gang oSi2norant and dishonest regulators
into the Republican wagon will not be al
lowed, aud II they hang on the taiiboard
they will only get a lashing for their trou-
bic. The Repub iiean purity has no parcel
nor lot In the reRndiation movement in
y trginia.- Bat inaoTs Americans, Rep
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"YoUR CANDIDATE I CANNOT BE"
rFrom the Rochester Union, Dem. They
only delude themselves who imagine that
Horatio Seymour will ever again be cam
djdate for any office. He was and is the
Unions choice above all other men for
Governor or President, and we long and
fondly chung to the hope that he might be
induced to come out Of his retirement,
again buckle on his harness, accept nomina-
ton, unite his party, and lead to certain
success. But we know beyond the posi-
bility OF question or doubt that, for rea-
sons conclusive to himself, Governor Sey-
mour will never again appear in public Off
cial life. And we know furthermore that
nothing is. more distusteful to him than the
doubt thrown upon his repeated declara.
tons to this effect by the mention Of his
name for Office and the assumption that he
may be persuaded to reconsider his deter
mination and accent nomination. These
facts arc so we'll understood in this State
that no one here, and, least OF all, Cover
nor Seymour's warmest friends and adj
mirers, think OF his name in connection
with the presidency, save to deplore the
impussibility of bis acceptance Of it.
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The Washington &epssbtican OF yesterday
threatens the soutb with doss Of power
under the next census. It says: 6.
g The ratio or basis OF representation
may be enlarged TO aecemmoda tethe growth
OF population and permit the Hoase to re-
main exactly as It is, numerically speaking.
But In that event the South would lose and
the North gafr. proportionately, and how
syer II may turn out the Democrats will be
the losers. This TACT stares them. in the
tsee rs evident and implacable fate. tits
me handwriting on the wall which serves to
admonish them that they will soon be reie-
! gated 70 the minority in every branch OF
the Government III ss.s5: :5.,..
7 Thus 9 3sar before tie census liz TO be
! taken the whole Republican party seems ia
KNOW wtat lts resAltsssare tsa be no aarsas
aseus ii eoncerseds g L 1
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MORE TEsTIMoNY.-The.W West FONT otd'
saws as to the election OF CANNON, CHAP
MAN, NORTON, PULLMAN, and BELL, from
that region:
"' "They have been able to carry off small
portion only of the white vote, and they
have received the solid support OF the col
ored vote, without which neither one OF
them could by any sort of hocus-pocus
have been elected"
Five more elected by negro votes-all IN
one small section.
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Reporter: "Do you anticipate lively
time during the coming session OF Con-
eress?" inquired the reporter as he rose TO
depart.
Mr.. Blackburn: "Well, yes. The Re-
publicans will come back here elated With
their tidal wave,' and try to crow down
Democrats. They will meet rather pep
perry and determined Opposition. Inc
Democrats in Congress are not to be fright
ened by shadows, and will stand firm in the
positions taken"
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SPECIAL NOTICES
k5 ANOTHER FAIR.
GREAT CROWDS ARE GATHERING DAlLy
sYCLE BROTHERS,,
81 BROAD STREET,
to witness the largest exhibition Of
DRY GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.

In DRESS GOODS they have the fo,,o,.t,o
styles: BARCELONA sUrTiNGs. sIrxernr,"' ~
SOUIE CASHMERES, TARTAN pr ,,,
FRENCH PLAIDs. aud all ne ls,es, norc,. t.''"'
In SILK, SATIN. PLAIN and prKtx sr,,,.
they have the following: C,I.I,iS, lEirE>
RRhhk Rnnxx m sf3ME ri ffATX GskShT 6 6H:
TIE; OLD GOLD, WINE, ani 4 'i mi: ~ " fE;
POLKA DOTS. 'D'' Hne x
BLACK CAsHMERES, BLACK c,.uvrr...
me larscst stock i9 me civ cr.t.rrr" IN ~ , H.
have full line In al The new ,,s" w. ..'[' they
goods arc OF their own im9"rta;i.1 ''E' ~ th'>':
CASslMEREs t9r mes, .rd bows ws,- =,
2rseS5 ,toG * u any my hon. In he STATE Cn,
RED aud WHITE FLA<NFI.~ r,r.I.,..,.
case. and viii he sold chcarrr than , j,a" d"
In ClIILDEES's. LADIES. ,n, .c,...
MEMS UNDERWEAR their ,.r,,:".c. |fN II =
pc'c. " ~ .''"-
SHIRTS, laundrled and t.,.i,r-,n.,
sl-the best ever eod for n" mon. '''''' '''.:J
Their GLOVE DEPARTMENT. e r,....
splendid s:nutton Isle "I.Ov; t.r H.. -.
GLOVES from / C. 10 :: ! ~ 4 Dair &c ~
HANDEERCiiIfF>-S: larsr !INry ,i,,.,
kEkollltfS for II * Ll%EN HiEijhr.,
CHIEFS for eos: anHai :" j.:...i >i;.h jiNt;>-
KERtIlIEFS In all >ha,!c. $50 ''.'N''
In FANCY GOODS, sue .. ...'."l<. :.-,.,
lNGS. &C., they can nlra.r IL ..s' ,.... 49, 500
ON the second Gp"r YOU " o.. J.. -.
full inc Of CL"Ak5an' l.IhN~....,.. -.
to $40 niccc:
500 SIIAWI.S IN all stc'"~ ..r... go. :nE:
\ full line of LADIES / ,r.'"shIt:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS /. IN .j,..'l -:
4 beautiful line Of NA"-:!;.;.%> >lE@ir> g.
on The third and fourth ;laor5 caa b.. r...-.r...
largest and prcitcs! assrri m"s.t ri riHtl1>
HUGS. oli.-tLOTH, and GAlFi\GS ryr. vi. :.
500 pairs BLANKETS. purr:,r,c.j a. a rr......,..
In New York. All IN need shou't al! aH.! &C.,. 49,,
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Here it is again-this time in the last New
York Tribune:
"The new census is expected to change
materially the representation in Congress,
giving a larger proportion Of members to
the West, which has grown in population
during the past decade"
That is, the South hasn't grown. .
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The l,egIslatnrc

The ioilpHir. & Is correct list PHI slle
.usanbers-eiess 10 the next General a sseInp,y
IL virginiz, which meets On the hfss Y Guy
nesday In December: q
rdbbrepidttous. G. D. + Pr CONSERVATIVE
Deat.p PAYER; G. Ri Conservative heao Y
iuster; Rep, Republican, h
SENATE.
!. j. washington aud smyth: A. Fulkef-
so = Scott, Lee, and wise: Fl. c. Wood 9.
=; q russell, Buchanan, and farewell !:
(. Mon.goasry, Roanoke and Craig .
e. Eskridgr, @. r. CHE or
I s: pu'sssi, W y Bland and Giles w.
a. 8. Carols, Grayson, and Floyd: p G..
= Rockbridge, 5Botetourt, Allegheny
Bath, and Highland. }. b. snerrapo' Y. IL
8, Rockingham: John Paui, =; n.
Q. Augusta: A. Koiner' Z. u; I. 1,s
10. Shenandoah aud Page: d. IL hio'
dleberger, c. r.. w;,,;,u
IL. FauQaier and Loudoun: "i'iah
Mathew, G. ID. 2.
" -. Clarae, Frederick, and Warren: John
"a srsrsylvania, Stafford, and Louisa:
n. W. Murray, {. D. t. VIZ,
IA. Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince If
liam: F. L.:Smith, Jr., 9. d. T.
~ ~. Culpeper, Rappahannock, Madison,
md Orange: John 4. Strother, e. ID. r..
1g. Powhatan, Goochland, Chesterhetd,
ard Manchester: Joseph l.. Walker. Rep.
NJ. Albemarle and Greene: L. W. Eariy,
Rep. a .nno
mattoX: w. NJ. Elliott, e. 4,
10. Amherst and Nelson e. l. Smith, u
D. VIZ
20. Campbell and Lynchburg: John W.
Daniel, e. D..P.
- 81. Hulifax: j. B. stovail, Rep.
% Bedford: j. r. Thurman- Z. ID. +.
o.. Patrick and Henry: John T. Stovall,
"a. Pittsylvania John-L. Hart, c. D. 2.
o.. Charlotte and MecklenburS q. L.
Davis, Rep. (colored j /" .'',
26. Franklin W. L. James, q. Il.
27. Dinwiddie, GreensVilae, and sussex
Samuel Pickett, Rep.
%. Lunenburg, Nottoway, and Bruins
wick: b. F. Williams, Rep.
%. City of Petersburg and counties OF
Prince George and Surry; Il. b. WILCOX
G. r. ..r." =
80. Amelia, Cumberland, and Prince Ed
ward :: G. IL. Bliss, Rep. - -" *
81. CITY OF Norfolk aud county OF Firm
cess, Anne: E. b. Macon, c.. r.
80. Sout hampton, Isle OF Wight, and Nam
semond: r. FL. RaWles, g. r. r-
S3.-City OF Portsmouth and county OF
Norfolk: j. r. Griffin. G. d. P, was gwen
the certificate OF election, but declined to
receive it. j. e. Boush, Republican Deot'
Payer, will probably De seated. z
81. Hanover and Caroline: j.. A. wing
field, G. D. P. -
= 80. Richmond city and county Of Henri
CO: Fl. A. Atkinson, G. D. p, and W. W.
Henry, q. d. z. ...".. -.
Sc. King George, Richmond, Westmore'
land, Northumberland, and Lancaster: W.
Mayo, C. R. .- :"
81. Accomac and Northampton.: 0: B.
Finney, G. d. P. -;
80. Elizabeth City, Warwick, York,
james City, Charles City, New Kent. and
King William: D. NJ. Norton, Rep. color
| ed.)
50. KING and Queen, Middesex, Gioll'
cester. Essex, and Matthews: John e. Can
non, G. K.
.,,...u', Recapitutation.
Conservative Debt-Pay ers. .......... ....l4
| Conservative ReadiusterS IL
Republicans (white)... ..........
Republicans (coioreD. ............"....
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS


ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERES at 3T4c.;
LUPIN'S ALL-WOOL, III black aud colored' NJ
SOC:
LUpIS'S SATIN FINISH AZ CSC. the market value
of whit Is Sl.15:
ALL-WUOL SllUDAH CLOTH, in I'll The new
shades, 1t 3Jc.:
4 large stock OF DRESS GOODS at icy, 16', 90.
and 25c.;
4 large stock of BLANKETS. purchased 10 great
advantage, will be offered surpri> mgy low;
1O-4 BLANKETS at from 81 4 pair up:
Also, 4 large stock of WHITE and COLORED
FLANNELS;
HEAVY WOOL FLANNEL at 1885, generally
valued al CSC. Il yard:
25 pieces BLACK and COLORED CLOAklSG
some of which will Dc offered 1T near one half
their value oc 20
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PoTTER,s STRENGTH on THE HOME
STRETCH. -TFrom the Lancaster lnteHl-
qencer, Dem. MIR. Potter seems to baYe all
the strength OF the other con didates in New
York, with none Of their weaknesses. Even
should the returning boards OF New York
count him out by shadowy majority, his
position will be one OF strength superior to
NIL others.
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The Nesyburyport, Mass, Shoe and Len
Their AsNoeistio Ion has passed resolutions de-
nouneing the repea' OF the rational bank
;rupt, law, and J, on / be part OF the shoe and
leather trade New Efss land. asking the
.passaseo II iud1eiafy laS on the subject. |
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GOVERNOR HOLIDAYS BACKBoNE.-Tl

GOVERNOR HOLIDAYS BACKBoNE.-Ihc
New York Tribune says:
The fate OF Virginia's credit hangs on
the rigidity OF Governor Holidays back
bone. II he uses his veto power fearlessly,
the Regulators may be defeated YETI
Then they will be defeated.
Now, let the Tribune tell its readers that
the Republicans-that is, negroes-clected
these sRepudiatcrs."
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 18th instant. at the residence OF
the brides fa her (WI'liam Mott Esq.) By The Rev.
r. \. Sedd -. d.. WILLIAM kUFAttL, ESD Tor
merlv OF Brook YIN, New York, TO MISS LlZIlf'
| C.. MOTT, of This city.
| urooklyn u. W Stats Zistung and other
Brooklyn papers please COPY.
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MOODY AND SANKEY.-C Cleveland, Ohio,
November 12-Moody and Sankey closed
their labors here tonight. Moody left to-
night for Chicago, and Sankey for his home
in PENNSYLVANIA.
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GUSPON DER.

~ DUPONT, De MANU. "'
r.. WLMiNGTuN. DEL"
A' m,nutacIurer, Of the celeoraie1. .,l
EAGLE DUCKlNG. EAGLEI, .Kn ish
DIAMOND GRAIN roWphh-
the most popular Powder IN use. Mortar. MUSE =
and Rine Powder, for army and navy ,st The vs.
United States Government sIam natu Millu:, and
rlous grade, OF Sporting, shipp'n"'
Blasting Powder. u,nr,ru,N. Aseu!.
corner OF Fifteenth ant S ar, ks.
oe l3.eod3.a
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COZ BROAD STREET,
offers this week
Extraordinary bargains in CASHMERE from AUG
lion; -.--...
10 pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE At
age. worth soc:
Is pieces SUPERB ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH.
MEHE-ful sc inches wildcat 50c worth
csc: special qhailtie; At 90, zoe, anu 81,
worth 15c. more Per yard:
10 pieces BLACK MOHAIR ALPACA at zee.
o5 pi,c D0UBLE-wIDTH COLORED CASH
MERE at lSc. worth &c:
8 pieces COLORED RlAREIrZ CLOTH at Csc
Novelties In DRESS GOODS at very low prices:
HANDSOME BLACK pEhlS STRIPED SAIlNS
All col1rs in PEKIN STRIPED vELvETEES at
Perrin and wATERED-sTEIPED SILKS AT
1925 and upwards:
IS pleces BLACK SILK, from auction. 1T prices
way below their value:
4 very cheap line Of MERlNO aud ALL-WOOL
LAbiEs' EXTRA SUPREME MER'No
VESTS 1T soc:
CHILDREN'S MERINO VESTS and DRAWERS,
All siZ,.s and prir,s:
GENTLrMEN'S INDICATED SCARLET ALL
WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS, for rhctnnt-
tisIn, ut Sl.25:
10 pieces SILK & II y 7. l. Z and BEADED
FRIEGE 1T low prices:
All shades in COLORED sILK PRINCES:
40 dozen Of the celebrated AA CORSETS ut SOC.
regnlar price Toe;
The Rantl>olrrSt. most Stvsh and cheapest inc
LADIES CLOAkS aud nulaNANS IL ne cl'y
dt JULIUS MEYERS.
nol3 COG Broad street.
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FINANCIAL.


DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
Il daily my inimiable pure crashed sugar CLAG-
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. I make better CAN
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house IA ns
sountry-warranted perfectly pure and no aauile-
rations- We don't use any gueos srap'.-eukar, Gia
favored. whittier. brighter, hrmes, aud Is Warranted
10 stand frm In any climate. vl.- ~. -N
: - LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX. ConfectioneE,.
+. +aaai4 = IL :.eI - - 1872 Maiu sIsest.
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MT DRESS GOODS! SU1TINGS,
LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
have Just received some Of the latest novelties in
above goods, and now have very complete stock,
well worthy OF your attention. as the goods are fresh
and desirable. and prices so low as TO be within
the reach Of all. no ID
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DEATHS.

Died. Thursday morning at $50 O'Clock. Mrs.
FANNY HELLER, relict Of The late Samson Hell
Ter. In the fifty-thirf year OF her age. 80 ,
Funeral from The residence. 4l6 north Skin
street. FRIDAY MORNING, 18th instant. Friends
OF the family are Invited.