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Ncw pnblitallons.
A NEW EDITION NOW READY OF
sIGNoR MoNALDINIs MICE.
A WORK OF GENIUS.
TR4NK LESLIE'S SUNDAY MAGAZINE

ERANK LESLlE'S SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
il FOR MARCH.
EDITED by TIE Rev. Charles + DCtms H. d. e,or-
l. The Island World Of the Pacific QllustTated) snow
ing MISSION work nv Byron A. Brooks. A. ~ .
H. Thirteen Hundred Yeas Ago stony. Ey MIS-.
J J. Ilu$sev.
III The nyaid~ Portion or, Thoughts for ho Afflicted
~. DaNI Ftmugs Forgiveness. a SERIAL story (lAus-
V Madame lie Ia PeltIie. (IiUstrsted)
VI Bahy'~ Room. j., GmtI lYnHcc.
VII. street Scenes IN Madrid. Ulustrated) -
vii Adam FoIdnam's second Thought story Ay
Frances =. WadieiPh,
TX Cardinal Mol-cy. Ulust1ntCd)
Funeral occasion IN the CGnaTles lIHusuatCG -,
NJ. Hours with Tie English sacred Poets. INltcLIh
Paper.
XII Mystery. a Sermon by the Edit'T. -,
Xiii lean l. Albert by Harlou t. ~tanY. Gllustrated)
XIV Popular ExCges's. BY the Editor
Ky. vii. Wisdom and r1tbos q Childhood. ,,,.-..,
XVI Joan Of Arc BY Alfred H. Guernsey. illustrated
There illustrations, many OF them superior lncuh4
8 portrait OF Dr BuduRtO the New ChdPe 81 inc On ol
Jhr PILGRIMS in Brooklyn, Scenes al The tunca OF The
iT1ncess Alice. Y. II. a Hall Merden Conn, &C. &c a
large number Of and stTAng poems the WoIld I"
rin~ Intelligence for the Month; HmCy Editorials; MUSIC
The CaeDdsI 81 the prayer BOOB Illustrated &C. &c
20 cents per number - per annGIn
IOI hae by OIL new sdealtTs. 1900. ..l..-r,
TEANK II4IIE's PUBLISHING HOUSE,
o. J5. ~ Park place,
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Gouscs ano 5arms Udnieo.

- suited 10 our must be In the vicinity OF Wal
and Ffontsis JOHN ii, DRAPER & CO.. AuouohecIS liz
Pearlsi.
NTANTED-For the Summer possession
w Anil good twosory honse with fIom 10 To % aces
Of and fruit vegetable garden ono hour from wy hI
New Yols railroad stat" terms must DC very u,o
ate Address bHAlHNE, Tribune once, giving P'iNVu'N'
and ltsns
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Gitn propcrln 60 let.

yu,n II.1,-ooiccs. lofts stores and baseInegssII
l ,n N.,kuau. Ann, Fulton, J"hn rear, W.
%.s,iu "a rutland & WHITING hs'N"N"----
9th AVE. 18th and 56th->tS., West o'u''
S.ta,.q fo be built IL West HOustonsI
H.y non PER YEAR for brown stone , .sSisd
WN IN GOOD location. suitable toi slnS IA (ly.
~ - ~, n,rfru i.rs address Box Ne. iso NeN'Ie-
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~ Nv VIA rHE Oh HELIhBLE
SID%I\E IINE

~ .,DO VIA rHE Oh RELIABLE
STONINGION LINE.
CONNFClING WITH AL POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
Tho elegant steamer. SIONINGrpN and NARRA,
GhNST leave Pcg 33 North River foot OF J2yst at 4:5O
l. 49,. daily except sundays.
special hTstC!Is limited tickets GOOD only on 2o a. m
train nom e"nnstOn sold via this line from Ne"1orA TO
Boston FOR 81 30. ...-----
Ic.cts ior principal ticket Offices staterooms
At Offices Oi Ncstrutt Express company hu al 'NOs
$50 and 3y1 BIosdHay Metropolitan aud nm Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices .-..--a.,.-,
Providence IISE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and dALA1FA leave fler ~ Norm
Eiyer foot Of Warrenstl daily except sundays Al p IN
ioi Providence direct .,..--.-.
= ~ "tIJEiNs e. PAgt j. :. BABCOCR. Pres't.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.


DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEW.YOHK
BALTIMORE AHp ONO HAILEoAp-ENpfess for Washington
and the West-~.2O Express for Washington ana n9
Wtst-lOp m.
LEL R.lLWAY-yOO a m and 600 and q. m. Manuel
NEW ORR CTS AND HUDSON RIVERS, 1890 and l'oo
a. ~ ANA 40 q. $50, and $50 .. M
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on louSatonlc
and Naugatuck HailIoGd7 Fare. 81 steamer bridgeport
c.yea CathannesP daily >unGays excepted at llJOa n
ami bridgeport AZ u p m
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl.
~ Ferry station IN New. York, foot ~ Iilcrtyst
Ferry station IN Brook -, Ot Of Fulton ~
Commencing Nov -. lS1SIIaiLs leave NCwlOb, foot OF
Iibertyst. ne follows; ,
$50 a. Nor fl'inlngton, tasi"n bel'dcie on, p,
Chuuk. Tdmaqua, WIZ barre; ElmiIL &C. Connects al
q a mi"r iigh Bridge Branch HShooeys Mouht% %
hudds Ike ara Lake IIopateon$ Last1n, iSliIsntpg
Msnch Chunk. Tsmaqna liazeiton. le7barre scranton
iG.S@ A. m ad l3O T. M FOR somcryllo ana Remington
D. m-FoT Remington. Es-ton, Mduci Chunk, Ialaqia
NiK'sb3Tre, scranton, 1unkhanu0cA, Iandqua HaLlOh
Reading, Puitsyi.ie. iiatrsbuiEh Sc =, -,
=. I-For High Bridge Branch. Scho0leys Mountain,
RuOds Lake and Lake I"ratcnng Eati9n EtINlhefG ana
40 y. H.. For l.4ston.
For trains to Local points tables at stations.
SUNDAY TRAIN Leave at u. ~, II D. m l0f Bolhl
Brook ard intermediate points and at $50 p H. 'or La'on
Jersey civ station and from Brooklyn aud Etie Depot
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trains leave Red Bans Long Branch Ocean Grove.
stages Matawan station to and from hLl fol
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Lave t'ot Ci Liberty s' !of iIocAod AZ
ol5, llA5 4. H., 1, J.lj p u.
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAI

u STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PLKSAMBUCO, BA ~, a.
with German steamers for PORTO RICO ana SPANISH
steamship CITY OF RIO De
JAN rIkO. Captain Weir will sail me aoove ports on
WEDNESDAY, March at ~ m. Freight al low rates aScn
for inc above u1Ita Positively fleps received after ID
Freight must Ia paid advance Freight received at all
INSCRANCE LOWER 'TItAS RY ANY OTHER Line
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN IttECA
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN policy.
For freight engagements passage having elegant az
COmmOsistiOns apply ~ e. n. MALLORY & CO.. Agents
~ Ofor. Pier 20 East RIVER.
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STAR LINE,

INVITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL - .
NOTICE Tho steamers " THIS Line fse the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Mausy l. > ~ On both the OF" AL
and hOInevsrd VOYAGES - ...
OEHMANIC. cant Kennedy Saturday. Feb. - 1890 p m
ADRIATlC tauf Januinz.... Thursday. Fob 20. y.
CELTIC cant. Gleadcl Sa' NJ diN Hrch j. - n m
RIVER
There steamers uniform and un;nrrsssen ap
pOiutments The saloon SfaiCTOyu4, smoking. and Blh'
pac Al amidshps where tie nose AID motion are
least felt sIOrDg degree OF comfort hitherto unattauAOIo
RATESS Saloon 500 so AMI 600 Steerage S2s. Return
ftrtrtu
These steamers carry neither cattle shsep. pigs
For inspection bAus and other information apply al the
COmpanys Orices No 81 Broadway. fork or 40 Wal
St. PIN sdelplIa X. J. 'ORllS Agent
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on llonSatonlc
and Naugauck RaiIosds Fare. 81 steamer bridgeport
c"yea CaharneslP daily sundays excepted at lJO a. M
and IL, ig taft "A ~
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
EOJED BROOK ROUTE
FOR II INlON ANn nNILA uELnILLA \.

FOR TTEN1ON AND PHILADELPHIA.
EXrEG.~> TEhGN lime Two Hpt rs go,
Leave New lUTS. fO "a" Liberty b Trenton aud Phila
delpia nj GA0 p g. llcO .. 1880. i. $50. - r. IA -
Leave PhaIcl ld rom station North Pennsylvania KAN
Io4o Third rut re~rt at G:5 ttj. $50 li:0a ~
]. - $50. $50. D. p. 90.
Leave Trenton for Ncv.Yck a. 100 oxcept Monday 6lj
SIS. Iu.Da lI. H.. L.. 49, -. C.lJ y.
Pullman Draw ere attached io the 9ou o. m
?. mains fioh Sew York. Co. the 10 a. H.. lAj e. l'
trains from PLlsi. lUh1. 1000, ,.,,-.
q. be- $50 H. - III Leave \tT-l o iOf Trenton al % h
s.ilp l Ttayr Trenton a. i.p. go clio =.
r.Hrc.ii.u ar 80 J.-'y city ~Iton by ferry 70 ana
from Brook IN AMI CO. Iir" lriot, J',-ry Cttg. .
Trh"tS .ur s1lo at loot ol Lly,tt,i Nos ~ anu ~
oagWiv. ~ tHc ru1'i 70 - "H on ,' al VI, -
WAY ia N,vtl.h ard Lf.",I,i, and 90 No. ''uI.'' ,
IrooLlyn baggage chrcL,t iiuil r-trLcr 10 suuston
-. :" ENLHNiH. D'u. Pass N nv
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RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.

Carving the Belgian amt United states Mails SiiiD
rycrv IL daya from philadelphia and New YORK
NFpEi:IAND sails THUR DAY. Zen. ~, = r. ~
For rates OF passage ana other information sppYt0
PETER WRIGHT *. Sons. General enlt 49,,
301 WanUtst.. Philadelphia. - biclu"AS NeN' v.
" JOITT MCDONALD Agent Battery place. Newl or
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For Bows and Young Men-Countr

A Guide TO SCHOOLS.-Free to parents
~ mailed for stamp sCHERMERHORN.S 20 East iAth,sI
LFXANDER Institute, q military boarding.
~ school Wmo Plains ny. o.iiN ILLS md ri'-si'at
- Homehkc Boarding school for 04l <
y Bovs r. HIND>. 4 u. Hcurst'~i. Long Island. -
n0YS and YOI'NG MEN privately fitted for
ID coUpee Conditioned rejected cahdd'ies COY ''
summer or Winter. Sto-sa td2o Mass !. hEf fMA.,-N
I'AMTY SCHOOL for Boys English ana
4 classical. Uuionyiio y y. -. iih''i' - - ~
,ypEEIloI u INSTITUTE. Freehold, y. j.
nnrs ~ oromrlv Iruarci for college o. business SEND
or catalogues 10 mo rnciual Rev. 4. c. ChANbhh0.
sIghland Military Academy, " orccrtcr Mass.
I'D wear unl,I present superInoudt e. b. etc"i' W..
noNE ROARDING SCHOOL, for BOYS
and NJ Men Waterford, y. D., on Camden ana
Atlantic q Il itai.oa1 the Rev q. 81 y w lIlh.
nsl This offers remarkably healthy locality thorough
preparation ior business college, ana hap" home un
Der limited
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9ce Cream.
Alarb!e Gno 5lnle HlanteIs.

CLATE, MARBLE and WOOD MANTELC in
y great variety T. H. STEWART CO.. - West sd 1t
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GA FER QUARTER 10 WEEKS: No CX-
~ ~ IA charecs SWIIHIN g.. SHORiIlpGt Qiag.
ward A. y Media, Penn Highly reconnendei by bayS5i
Hinton General Coils Judge BToonal Rev. T. IL EGbOn'
Rev } Chids j.. D.. and MANY others sec circular I'f
kpllpg ard summer sessions
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y 5TF6MEI!IP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND ENl. ,,,.,.t,.,
COMPANYS PIER foot ~ ~ECbND-9I. uDbON ~ ',
ODEIi...... Feb II RHtIN-.-- sai" VI ,aI" :
BONAU. at Frh. ~ FOX Air.. sat M1I',,,
RATS OF PA SAGL from HLW-IOrk 20 sou THANH
TON, HANEE or NREHtE;.- .c1
FIRST CABIN 500 SICOND CABIN-..-......tDo
STELHtGE. so. , ..,-.. ,,,,fg
Return tickets a. IeiuCcG rates ITe1ad e'''''a0 0
Gates $50 ..., , ,,.-,.., s-in
slcciac5 tickets an points in the .outh o. ETGl!Id $50
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nrangc County Farm, 10 acres; sp pa SCsT'
" bud ncs productive soil fult, umbe N a d,po.
tifpl Views. good neighborho"o i., ,jr'ars
mills 50 Aon.s g. convenient maps ana pa
&. II OLIVER lh- bV@.HsL---
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HOUSE for SALE at last Orange, ~ S,n J:.
two minutes FROM station Ten rooms ktn by oli
HaItimoIc heater water IN kitchen well grounds % nriy
MI kinds fruits situation hig ana tt - ParA
10 " IL WALLACE at station or 10 81 IVNi NV
place, y. !.
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For Young Laues-Couutry.

w Ladies. Pt;sfed Mass rooms all occupied, but 40
d ionsl and very detJahe ones viii ne 10y ioL term
o. cuiDg January g. 1873; reduced: aaV1ntagr'
riper10r Address the Revs {. Y. SPEAR ana H. h.
Avery, Principals
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Gitnatloro Unlteo--{ tIales

ySAITER.- ReSpcctable cOlOred head waiter ;
~ CITY reference; situation 10 take charge Address
I'd nIst MnDr
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" BETWEEN NkW.NORK AND HANRE "
,5cr ~ Cnnany new No AZ River foot ~ Morton AZ
" eins-tiav Jan. lHi.Su T. m
utfpT6i- Delord "Wednesday March o. s y. IN
LARRY DOR Sangler 80 Wednesday March 49, PIN
MAJ krd hus no. sicelage passengti'
LyunGGS OF Paris, III amounts p-u
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent, 5000 br'atWH'
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Countrn Real Gstate for Sale.
nor SALE at SOUTH ORANGE. Nd

HANDSOME HOUSE: 10 rooms; modern impf9ss,
m,s Iof 1JXl 80 good well ClSterB small fruits looAgH
tr,tcass xix minutes mdrpot AdDItss the0NDu'
". :. H., Lock Box 2t7. HOboEen. y. J.
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IAN Honest ReartjuSter

attorney General FIELD was an origi-
nal Resdiuster, and was nominated as-such
by the Maboneites in the Conservative
State Convention Of 1877. Like thousands OF
othersyhe was not ReadFuster because. he
bad7any doubt that the State owed the debt,
bat simply because be did not think we
could pay all Of it at percent. interest.
When, therefore, the MCCEa.0CH bill was
adopted,in which our creditoEsy voluntarily
released us forever from the payment OF one
Mizd OF 1.-THE debt, and reduced the interest
on the remaining two thirds ito only,3, A.
and.5 percent. for the next forty years, ana
released one hall OF the accrued INTEREST
lmcre tbans2, 900, 0O0), General H4ELD' LIKE
al other sensible and honest Readlusters,
became satisfied with the result and thohgn'
il Esidiastnent enough for honest peolhe
to demand on=expect. -..r..
With these heBest and.seusitale COZ VsSctao"s
General FIELD has become otae.o tse dapies'
champions Of the GCULLoca 'oiil,:taRa l";
made some powerful and ,eonVlhc.ps
speeches upon the question In she iast'Ie"
days. Ii everyskeadiu was las i!nst II
his opinions and as unseIfish in MS ane'aot
as our Acknowledgement there &ouId no
be Resdiuster in,zhe stare
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t4nofher'G Gun Spiked.

Parsoa MASSEY, General MALONE, and
others of the Reputation clan, have for
months handled about the name OF JAaEs
ALFRED.JoNss, Esq, OF this city. rs that OF
a man who was in sympathy with them
We are sratitied to be, ahle to reproduce
the following letter, showing that MI.
Joxrs 8. abhors'" their favorite scheme Oh
re0reanizhlg the Court Of Appeals, aud
g deplores:" their agitation of the public
debt question. What will MASSEY and MA
HONE say ROW? -. --.-
rastar gro,n flames Alfred Jones, Esq.
NE IS NOT ZONE OF THE NEW PARTY-Hls
| II STAND PLAIN AND UNMIsTAKABLE.
| TO the Editor of the State: .---...-
From the account of a discussion at Hall
fax Courthouse, published in the issue oil
! wednesday, September Oath, which has
reached me here, -extractthat G eneral Ma
lbone, in closing, Dragged "that we will
Icertainly control the next Legislature, and
we will have no increase of taxess and will
repeal the McCatiloch bill, and 30 to the
Lcourts with snckmen as William j. Robert
[ SON, Conway Robinson, and James Alfred
lsJones, and not wfth Parson Massey.''.
Reconstruction Of the courts being i'm.
piled in this plan ,of proceedings, aAd my
name mentioned hn connection Herewith,
itseems not unbeeamihg in me to say that
i athor it, and to add that deplore the con-
| tiRued agitation of the State-debt question
as public calamity.
Very respectfully,
JAMEs ALFRED JoNEs.
! Whk:e Sulphur Springs, September 26.
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Colonel Forbes!s Position.

A friend from the country asks us to re.
publish the following card. 1t shows that
|sColoneI. EoRBEs was out-and-out in favor OF
the McCULLocH bill long .hefore that bill
F.became law:
RIcHMoED, Va, February 3, 1879,
st has come 10 my knowledge that have
been reported in certain quarters as one in
iayar OF repRdiating the State debt OF Vir-
ginis. wish to say that 1t is ." a lie with
out & circumstance" On no occasion or
time an my life have ] given .utterance to
suctf.a sentiment. On the contrary, have
always been, US am now, in FAVOR Of meet
ting ouS State obligations in good, faith,
eaithout biggling .or driving q sharp bar
gain With eur honest credtors- j desire
above aid things 10 see our State debt per-
ma0ently settled tulaR basis SATISFACTORY
to toe creditors and eseditable TO tse Stihe.
Now Ne have an opportunity TO accom-
plish this tong-desirea obi sef. our ered-
itors have come forward and are now nes0-
tiatipg with our authorities In definitely
settling this sexed question. BY opinion
is tbat We ehsuld prompts accept the terms
offered, and sake provision by additional
taxation, II necessary, to meet promptly
our obligations.
Il Ihe terms nos offered, VITA some modi-
6eations-none. however, affecting the mat
tsf Of principaj or interest Involved
should, in nv opsnion, be accepted as a
80 w. W. FORBES.
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THE READJUSTRRS
A Letter from Colonel Cameron.
SEPTEMBER 81. 1879.

To the Editor Of the Nortolk Firginian:
In your local column Of to-day occurs the
following as report OF words used by me ::
"SiXtecn towns in Ohio had violated their
promises and repndiated their just debt !;
why not Virginia? Was it not right for
Virginia 10 repudiate as we'll as North Caro-
lima ?" .-...... ...-. -- .....
And on this portion Of the report you
have some editorial remarks.
I never said anything properly open to
such construction.
I was discussing purely legal question,
the power OF q Stute over her own con-
tracts, and was combating the claim that
any Federal court could enforce decision
against State. Iinstonced North Carolina
and the Ohio towns as showing that no such
power existed. And then | asked how it
could be that the Federal courts offered no
recourse against reputation, but could
prevent Virginia from bringing her annual
interest, for a period OF years, within the
limit OF her revenues.
I affirmed neither the right nor policy Of
repudiation Of the debt. ] could not; be-
cause believe in neither. the right nor the
policy of such an act. Respectfully,
WILLIAM E. CAMERON.
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OBITUARY.

On the 5'h OF September. 1879. departed this Ire
at Oakland, his residence. in Halifax couAty va
Captain PHILIP HOWERrON, in the eighty -s:xtl
year OF his age.
The devoted father and friend, the true gentleman
the spoe,s citizen. lhr dccOut and venerated patti.
arch. passed gently 10 his eternal rest. ,
Captain HOwERTON was born and reared III Inc
county Of Essex. He served with honor In the war
of 1912. In early If. he located In Halifax. where
through many years. lie held important positions OF
public trust and unirer al confidence and alice
inn in every d0mes ic. social and business relation
man OF high and Stern Integrity, always guided by
the purest convictions Of right and duty: yet was
his daily life set OF with such sweetness of temper
such implicitly and courtesy Of manner. aud such
genial and Earge-heIrlcd hospitality. that while all
sincerely respected good man ever failed TO love
him.
He died In the communion OF the Episcopal
Church. of wEi@h through many Yeas he was Il
fli hful and devoted member. In he long course of
a beautiful yroun:ed life he did not fail 10 "aCd 10
his faith virtue: and 10 virtue knowledge; and TO
knowledge temperance: aud 10 temperance pa
thence; and TO patience goodness: AMI TO goodness
brotherly kindness; and 10 broherly kindness char
ity.' ~
. 4 man of antique menld Is Withdrawn II ON life.
An example of primitive and rare exc Hence Is lost
to the living. But his memofy will be cherished IN
many loving hearts and its fragrance Will endure TO
bless his dcSct ndants. sENEH.
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MIR. FERs&LD's CARD TO THE CSLoREI
VOTERS OF P1TRIck Asp HENRY COUNTIES
Mr.. W. L. FERNALD has issued to the col
ored voters of Henry aud Patrick eountie:
4 circular, which contains the following
stirring appeal to the eolored voters. Mr.
FERNALD is = leading Republican. He
gays:
Fellow-citizens, If you vote for Stoval
and 1epudiatlcn, either in part or IN full'
Won show your Republican friends in the
North that you are not worthy OF being a
citizen with the right to vote. For col
ored man to ssy that he is worth less to
Virginia as freeman titan as slave by
voting for no payment of debts is to adver-
tise to the world that be ought never to
bave been given his liberty. Then, fellow
citizens, put behind you the tempter, and
preserve your self-resDect by voting for
honesty and Colonel John z. Penn.
Yours, respectfully,
w. L. FERNALD.
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Ut NEW STOCK. FALL Coon,
ID. Il +. MlTTELDoRrrp
527 BROAD s7p,rr

will open on MONDAY the l,,,,..
complete stock of DRY GOODS /, ,ba s n' Mat
chased In New York at auction for c,., 49, P"''
at less than old prices. ~ 'Tr5
BLACK CASHMERE AT l2x 1e. o. o.
ALkk;;TsSSoI - BLACK CASHMERE A. .o, ~
OUR AZ .L-WUOL BLACK cAsuurnr
car.t be beat: >''7'''' III a. So,
DH, Is, GOODS In all the latest style, AM.
Ut YES r2 ron &C. per yard 10 III" uc,; Md 49, h's.
yard: '''" '"'' 10 - ~
L Leg At orr BLACK SILK 81 uor,h.,-.
$50 piec.s WHITE, RID. BitF .,a5H:
FLANNELS. IN plain and ~ i, a." r1RtY
ELASSELs ~ l24 -. I61. 20 p: MITE
Ihe.e good" are ten per cent. -, AZ? &C.
cAN Ut IN FL; .,;d at I, & . la,,,
SOC pieces CALICO al Sc prr v,-t.
iull line Of BLEACHED AMI i:,..,
TONS retai'cd al whnlp.alr ref.''.' 49,. wv 'gT.
CARPETS. CARPtTs-CARrf.i- r
On these goods we are III" l"",.. ~. '"''t,7.
HEMP CARPETS at I5.lG. Is ,.,,,..
WOOL CARPETS NJ -. -. Re- =
go, 63, 70, 75c.. ami = tor d. +. r., =.
FL63}R: ou.-cLorns a, sor. ,.-., VA.
price Soc: .'.' i't~'a-
Fh39E or; GLoTHs in : i.,-t. i....,..
TAPESTRY and yrLVEr MI ..ln,
very large stock at vcrv ! ~ .-.. III 80
TABLE Ofi.-CLDTlfS in grra' ...-....
UNDERWEAR for la'!lr>. 'H,.r..-
nen--a complete a.,ugIm,ut. 1851 t'H..-
LADIES FEST>.-lU0 d'lrn t. f.. Sal,
apiece, regular rri"" - oplr".. !.... =, -. '....
goods before YOU hTy. .' ..."
MElJirATED SHIRTS lpd pEiW}p.
ilcmcn a. !: 25c. anl"r.. r,.-l.' ar :..'., 49,
UNDERSIiIkTS at -. 80. ~. - - =,
90e;; and ) | api.rr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-29
we take time in,the midst OF tu.aaolL and

We take time in;tbe midst OF tu.anoik and
aggrayation to say'tsat more delightful
phase OF autumn we,rever saw. Everybody
should enjoy it heartily, and feel grateful
to the source Of all bepedcence for so nueh
pleasure IS is thus conferred. The disQen-
sation ought TO make people little better;
but there is SO much .perversity and sim
dictireness extant at the present time that
we almost despair Of ,sudh a thing as Sass
ceptibility on the part OF a great many mea
amongst the partisan politicians to any kins
OF Improvement at all. Still, let US rejoice
in the good from kind Heaven, and hope
that in time even those people will be bet
ter inclined to delight in tue good aud bet
ter disposed to improve their own thoughts
and opinions. 81 d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-29

Aspriyates note from Judge Critcher to a
DebtPayer OF this county says g I have
declined all participation in the present cam
vass in Virginia because | could not engage
in politics without very serious injury to
my family and business. The announce
aaent you refer TO in Tx. Khig could hardly
.baUs. Deem nade.''' i, ., -,
Il And yet the n :hiq says, We are aatho7s
ICED to announce the following list OF cam
vassers for the Peoples Cause. BY whom,
pray 5, I. i -. - ;,, Y: s.s:s
we understand that Judge Criteher, who
is ANNOUNCED in the fist, IS a supporter or
the debt settlement. - a1ppa hammock indeS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-29

The Wheeling Aateliigencer. q leadag Re-
publican papers-aays:
Virginia's Conservatives aSa throwing
considerable spirit into the pending legisla-
tive campaign, and The voice OF their orators
Is heard from the mountains TO the sea. The
Readjnsters. III ho are trying 10 eliab intA
Office by npsettiBg the debt settlement made
by the Legislature, are fighting hasd. bat
the brains, logic. and purse of the Erste Is
proving too much for them. Meanwhile the
Tefnndang OF the State debt goes briskiy en4
and fhe Auditors Office expects TO have
S,CO0, 600 10 the new bonds by October LIST.