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The daily gazette., 1879-12-20
Disguised Wath the Grant
Boom.

From the Cambria Freeman
If any man or woman of fair common
sense wants to be profoundly disgusted
with Grant and Grantism a copy of tie
Philadelphia Times of last Tuesday,
which contained thirty columns devoted
to the wonderful thing that the 'second
Washington" SO called, has done in his
lifetime and the remarkable things he
has said, viii efiectually accomplish that
result in less than fifteen minutes by
the watch.
Miss Mary A. Murray has brought
suit in the Common Pleas Court al Bal
timore, on Thursday, against General
Tyler, Postmaster of that city, for $2O,-
600 damages, for assault. Miss Murray
was principal witness against Tyler
in the recent investiga ion of his official
and personal conduc, which resulted in
his exoneration by President Hayes. On
Monday last, following the Presidents
decision, she was discharged from her
position as clerk in the Post Office.
The grave of drs. Lincoln, mother of
President Lincoln, near Lincoln CITY,
Ind, has been marked BY simple mon
ument, the gift of wagon builder
Laned Stude backer,o of South Bend. Mrs.
Lincoln was only 80 years of age at tn.
time of her death, and it seems a little
strange that her son should not have
marked the spot where her remains re
pose during his lifetime.
The suits brought against the ex-free-
holders of Warren county for overcharg-
ing have been discontinued, the jur, in
the first case tried being unable to agree.
The merchants of Philadelphia, yes
terday, gave a reception TO General
Grant, at the Commercial Exchange,
and the General made another (for him J
rather lengthy speech. Iu the evening
the General and Mrs Grant attended q
reception at the residence of Mr.. A. j,
Drexel, in West Philadelphia.
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A1.attdI Reception.

The Warren Club gave their second
annual reception last evening in Web
s,er's Dancing Academy, Masonic Tenn
pc. The affair was very enjoyable
one, every one present were seemingly
happy. The grand march was led by
Master of Ceremonies, W. II. Baker and
his wife. They were followed by fifty
couples. The programmes presented to
the ladies were very neat and pretty.
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The Evidence Xccumu,ates.

4 ]. Footner, Of Toronto, Ont. certifies
N Warmers safe Pills have cured him
|sloasness and sleeplessness. q. A, j.
Slbos, Of rockville, Canada, certiiies
THE Safe Pills and Sale Bitters have
'a him Of malarlal diiiicnlties con
Ssed In Texas. L. ]. Campbell, ofPhia
kphia certIfies that the Safs Piils and
y Kidney and Liver cure have nearly
sn him of u bad chronic liver COM
kni. And like testimonials keep com
kn decls-2wdaw.
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------B
ADELPHPS UDE.

Adelpbia Lodge No. 8 X. of p. of New
Castle at its last stated meeting on Tues
day evening unanimously passed tine
following:
"Resolved, That the thanks of this
l. odge are due and are hereby rendered
erousiy gave their presence and assis-
rance at their entertainment and supper
on SaturC ay evening, the 18th inst"
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s's f.Ha'f fHnhoM and petroleum products
h Year ~ IN value so much during the
es mora sial although four million gal
|&ytaru,i were exported in October Of
IA, lba ,nan rD during the same period of
IN lesS 'aiue ,e was nearly million dol
|td yaIno G lie chief exports in quantity
spus rrna are Illuminating oils. The
Nd pbii.d'l p rls other Than New York
h Cen, ,saelphia ., do not amount to ten
s@ h ~ isn ~ odn the aggregate exports of the
|A@ll7797o 7797o'Voo,oo0 gallons), valued at
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Ele Daily Sazs11e.
.r,ry Belknap, attended
'n,,an given to Grant last night
rTp'.h ,ho philadelphia banker.

- p,ll,bury, who is recognized
y -. ., =. the leader OF the Democratic
i'i,s 'S.'s % publishes a letter in which
'De'', ,,io action Of the fusionists
d-'f'u' nd decided language. 1t Will
'''0''. 's n ~ another column, and we in
Na'r l, - reader to pwusSit. IT, as Mr..
e'"' ! .,,s, "lhe present governor
A'u'' ,,iI have held the Republicans
''a sa., le ter Of the, Constitution
,'s. sr,' !" al IMPARTIAL people should
,in their action
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IH0nkcs.

The reporter of the GAZETTE returns
his thanks to the Shields Library Asso-
ciation for one of the handsome pro-
grammes that they gave out az their re-
cent ball. The programmes are the
handsomest that have ever been given out
in this city.
Those ladies who hold checks for a
programme, and have not sent them in,
should do so at once, as the Association
desire to serve them out as rapidly as
u 1Ssihla
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Wei Wheat.

At Pennypacker Il Co.'S mill, Thurs
day night, the garner burst, on account
OF the large quantity Of grain therein,
and about two hundred bushels of wheat
slipped into the creek. Most of it fell
close to the wharf and was recovered,
though it was rend, red unfit for any
thing but feed.
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Cu,tc,tsi,ag for Fire WdtcIt.

, A caucus of the Democratic members
of City Council was held in the. clerks
Office, last night, to decide npon a can
d,date to All the position of fire-watch,
as the election for that officer takes place
at the next meeting of Council. 1t is
generally thought that Peter Springer
was decided upon, though nothing posi-
tive can be learned from those who at
tel ded the caucus.
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hn" ore Company In Trouble.

| hpr N P"uy IN IFOuDIes
sss % a.. HURON, December ia fire
y ,es" ~"' 'llls morning at 3 o'clock, in
ass , i, part of Harrington's Opera
e,,a', ~ 'hls city, and damaged il to
aS~.ll Sl Of $4,000 or $4,000, with
teDsna ea'ice, laverly's Plnafore Opera
slGais winch played there last night,
u,0 NJ vi', wardrobe and scenery, vailed al
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She FOl{OsCetL Him.

Before Esquire Hagany, last night,
ANNE Loper, was arraigned on a charge
Of following VIM. Trusty, col, and
abusing him almost constantly. William
testified that she followed him even in, o
h;s house. Annie was required to give
bail in the sum of 500 to keep the
peace.
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""'onds Manu- factured at
Last.

|i,l.DoN, December 19.-Mr. James
II. a[' OIL the Saint Rollox Chemical
|scl' l lla informed the Glasgow Philo-
IN SIrSssoociely, rSso, That after experiments
,,n ,ooo he has succeeded in obtain
M isfEs,alllzed forms of carbon which
|lss.li'. yhlall and Smith, and Mr..
|ado"se,' ade' ol the British Museum, do
"uOubl are diamonds.
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The CuOIe CO1pDLeted.

The work of laying the signal cable
from Lewes, Del, to Cape Charles, Va,
has been completed. The U. S. Govern
ment is now able to instantly signal
along the whole length of the Peninsu-
la. The work was done under the su-
parvis on of Mr.. S. W. Naylor of this
city,
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Land Sales.

Messrs. Tschudy & Cats, of Smyrna,
have so Id a farm of 248 acres, IN Black
bird Hundred, to Thos. j. Middleton.
for $4 200.
Mr.. Middleton has sold eleven acres
of the above tract, to B. +. Truax, for
500.
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Kid Gloves.

,rons selecting Holiday presents will
a.ssed to know that Messrs. Kennard
n, stock of kid gloves was never as
Lne,r as now. decl5 eodt2j.
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r., rour Holiday Goods at Russell q
,.,,. and save none, open evenings
,',,s deci7-tE.
u,csxr cigars a speciality at Smith's
Market street. .r s.Y4lG
,v xour Holiday Goods at Russell &
and save money; open evenings
,,.,.,,,os decl7-tf.
I.rH is selling cigars very cheap by the
At " Market street.
tY your Holiday Goods at Russell d
I,rr's and save money; open evenings
Lacbrlstmas. decl7-tf,
IurH has Just received several new
k,d, Of cigars for Christmas presents
b, opera House cigar store, 81 Market
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FIRST } EDITION.
OUR COUNTY COURTS.
THE FORENOON LIVELY AND
THE AFTERNOON TAME.

COURT NEAR THE CLOSE NO DISPOSE
TioN TO ADJOURN AND CONCLUDES
HOLD A NIGHT SESSION AND To con-
TINUE ITS LABoHs ANOTHER DAY.
Specially reported for the Gazette.
NEW CASTLE, Dec. 19.-Contrary to
the announcement made by Chief Justice
Conegys when court opened for the pres
ent week, the session did not finally cou-
clude last night, but was continued I'M
I'll Tomorrow at the request of several
members Of the bar. 1t may termin ,te
Saturday evening but the doings of court
are 50 uncertain IL at it would be unsafe
TO even hazard guess.
The proceedings, subsequent TO those
published i'll the GAZETTE up to / o.
clock are as follows:
GilmOur vs.. Grfiith's executors
Viii ely for pl.intih and Pennington 10:
defendant. This is a rule to quash an
attachm ent and on motion of plaintiff s
counsel the rue was made absolute.
William Bryson VS.. James McCloskey;
Lore for plaintiff and Turner for defend
art. Judgment for plaintiff for costs.
David Irwin VS.. Annie NJ. Finne2an
PENN igton for plaintiff. The suit W IS
discontinued.
William Il. Gibbons VS.. William II .
Lambson's Administrative Spruance
for p'aintiT and Rodney for defendant
Judgme for plain,iH " the amount OF
Sl55.5G.
Lmlin Hcwes vs.. William ii Lamb
sons adminsti atrix Spruance for plain
tiff and Rodney for defendant. Judg-
ment for plaintiff to the amount OF
Sl27.0S.
Isaac G. Pyle VS.. John Townsend's
executors; Cummins for plaintiff aud
Rodney 70" defendant. judgment tor
plaintiff TO the amount of S35o.30.
All the jurymen were discharged un-
til the February term.
Court took recess till 3 o'clock.
Al 2.3o o'clock the jury in the case of
Mccoy vs.. p. w. Il Is. r. II. Co., came
down and rendered verdict in favor OF
he plaintiff assessing his damages at six
cents.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Court reassembl d at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Lore gave notice that he had fl
ed his reason for new trial III the case
| of John A. Wilson vs.. John + Stats and
was ready to argue the motion al this
| term OF court.
On motion of Mr.. Spruance, court
concluded 10 have argumen. on the ap
p,icat on of Mr.. Cuminins for a new
trial in the famous Harris eiec,ment case.
Mr.. Cummins commenced TO speak soon
| after o'clock and concluded at s. 30.
Mr.. Spruance then took the floor and
,poke until o'clock. 1t was then cor
cluded to hold anight ssIon, and also
10 hold a session Tomorrow TO hear Mr.
Lore ip the Staats-Wi Wils0n case. Mr..
Sp usnce then resumed his argument
and spoke for more than two hours.
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The happiest moment in a mothers
life is when she hears others praise her
baby, and the bet friend to II motht rs
is Or. Buil's Baby Syrup, which relieves
fulness or Internal pain. 1t is free from
opIates.
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at Drerel's ReceDtiOn.

Among the persons present at the re-
ception rendered to Gen. Grant by A. j.
Drexel, of Philadelphia, last night,
wers ID. B. Cummins and Hon. Joseph
R. Chandler, both well known in this
city and State.
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c,,yr's mother is living a,
PI'' s city. A correspondent Of the
sa says ~ ,o Iors.v
NnsI ',h her daughter and son-ln-law,
Ssr s..,s a AGO, nobody k,sew wfo she
%i a IN tell them, it was long
'hstore they found out. The Cor
.iIy ue moved to Jersey CITY from
,.S.,h' as'1' \. j., where they had lived
=, i.V,' dozen Of years. Mrs, Grant
ssnS ~ Jesse Grant, at Cosinsto1:
shortly after the close oil the wa
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A PLtiJ0deIllhiU Policeman.

The party who left the body of still
born infant at Eddystone above Chester
last week, Gas stated in the GAZEtTE)
has been discovered to be Robert Ham
ilton, Philadelphia policeman.
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!, !. mn ,,eSs, informed wauId teerease
n na l and, add TO the eAsIency 9ss. se
Commitment p te bssl TO the NUE. sss on on
SsgilIms and Prisons, With 70 sne e,
oraar,izati0Sinir 81 the gnafd and coDsdering
Lnrt1aerrrrumupnduttD the supeTfnten1-
ent OF the Pen,te ntiary, con sa1ned 70 Dis re-
.,shae he. lived daa .ss
from Richmoud Gin ,Lpudounl but ne WIS We
npnosed .to tliehiiI. BE referred 70 the Wig
system on the cana, and thought tpa y; tue le
lessons OF the rnortnllty and, escapes saere
were against this s;cheap 20 esls,,a :
ton He thoughtthat Colonel Swan =, Wso Q
geis $1,000 per nnnuna and has no iaInils 70 .
ssairtair. had better have Encouragement the
redacti ion, of his, own stpay than the paygoi
these hard worked laboreris. lAppla'aasEse
from the galleries.l s.i5+lgt!. II "a ans a. =
M. EpMusps, ia. view, Of The opposition
EXPRESSED, hoped tha. The bill would be
committed to the Committee on; Asyllulmr 70 >
and Prisons, as moved by Mr. PULLIa. ~
That, motion.was carried ;Di,i,aA 3tIJ
L .A0l0lTue0.azyff az! ri f.;; ~ .,4sJ.,f! ~,
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The Alabama State Senate, in adopting
resolution fayoring the choice Of presi.
dental electors by the General Assembly
until the acts Of Congress authorizing In
reference by Federal authority are repealed,
had inyiew the law.which was in force iin
sonth Carolina up to the year 1860. This
latter State always allowed its Legislature
10 choose Tue electors OF President AND
President. The Federal supervisors
cannot bul!dose the members Of aLeglsla.
sture, nor buy,rotes by Offering 70 them srl.
peryisorships, as is SO often done now by
the Federal officials. s 8. .s ~.
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Iues i, IL state derived srosa ton m slll
not be entai,ed BY any le l3n nat
ID, that eacl, Legislature has Eile right 70 say
what sort Of money 6f paper issds shall se
received for taxes during ITS ex isten &c. ana
that 40 legislature can pass valid law sTliiesi
can bind future legislature TO allow the
paper obligatio ns issued under The anshor Hy
81 tie former to. be received for taxes
during the, existence OF tie latter. We 90
NOS care ao argue a proposition winch mot
.orly our own Court D; al pealss but the So go
prene Court of the Uaited States has ire
auent,y. declared TO be unsound In law. We
WIN content ourselves with referring Judge
HUGHES to q decision made by the supreme
t,ourt OF the United States not oyersa month
ago, and wiiich Is binding upon him . as q q
indge. II The same question were 70 arise
In ais court, he would be bound to follow
the decision of that august tribunal. We
refer to the case Of K eth Us. CLARK, collec-
tor5 OF Madison county, Tennessee. We
uuote fromttIle Providence Journal:
|. The State OF Tennessee in 1893 organ
|azed the Bank OF Tennessee: the State toaS
yhcsonl1j stakeholder the charter provided
thnt the not es OF the bank shou I'd beireeeiVed
|in payment ioF taxes. ByGa constitutions
famendmcnt the State OF Tennessee in 1865
IsdecIared the fsstles OF the bank during the
period void, and forbade
their receipt for taxes. The Supreme Court
decided that this was forbid den by. the con-
llstlttltional provision against impairing the
lobIigation OF contracts. is;T /
Could there be a stronger case g. The Z. Or !.
der to refuse to receive the notes for taxes
was issued by constitutional conye en-
tenn body Of much greater dignity and
power than a mere legislature. The notes
were issued by a bank belonging wholly 10
| the State. Now. although the Constitution
| OF the United States forbids any State to
"emit bills OF credit" the Supreme Court
OF the United States decided the other day
that the contract OF q legislature OF forty
years ago to receive the notes issued by the
Stale herself through a bank Is still valid
contract, and that those notes should still
be received for taxes. Was that "entall-
T ."the revenues OF State derived from
taxation?"
In view of this decision OF the highest tri-
bunal in the land Judge HUGHEs's letter,
though Ii may impose upon the .slaity,'
will hardly be recognized by lawyers as en-
titled to much weight. We fear that the
Judge is still too much OF an editor TO write
only after due deliberation.
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20 otes on the Oyste 80 dustries of SI;ir-s
sginis; By IN. ARasrRoSG, Of Hampton,
- an interesting and as well as we can
Judge, q valuable little pamphlet We re-,
Etnffh thanl to Tue Author for q epHy. 4
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. MAR RlAGES. ,

t..q4s I,f1s ft9aARRl AsSES.rI1ljIC sr~;U!
Married, January IA, 1870, by the Rev. d. $. Kep-
tler assisted by The Rev Dr.. Peerkfn, SAMUEL. L.
this city.
tHfarries. fng THIS cityGat the residence of The
brides fa,her CPS Cross. Esq. re 18th Of jun
!iiary, by lie Rev. Or. c. H. Read MUSCOE q. AR-
NETT, Esq., TO Miss MARY ROY CROSS.
Married, ii petersbars Va. January IS, 1879, at
the residence of the brides father, by the Rev. DR..
A.W. veddell. Miss LAURA W, BADGER. TO J.
HADfPDENzsLATER,o Of Richmond, Va. ~,
| Petersburg IndeE! AD9eal please copy
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-STREET B PT1ST
CnURCH.-Rev. w. Z. JUDKlNs. d. d., will de-
liver the annual sermon before the Missionary So
cIely of this cnlirch SUNDAY NIGHT. January 18TH
AT TX O'Clock. Rev J. K. GARLICK, D. d., VIII ex-
change pulpits with Rev. W. L. JUDKlNs, d. D.'
SUNDAY NIGHT. -'' '.-' '. ..'
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IGa- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.
ner Brsin and Sixth s!reetsl.-Rev. HENRY NC
DONALD, D. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. M.
and 7:3O PM, =.
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me- BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY, January 19.-Prsaching by
Bishop DAVID 6. DoGGETT at IL, A. A., and by
Eey. PRESTON 6. NAsIr at 1870 p. M.
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MT PREACHING AT SIDNEY BAP-
list CHURCH by the pastor edmond HARfI-
SOM ut / A. VI. and 1850 p. NJ. ~ .rr.s jar
The regular monthly meeting of the Missionary
Society at $50 p. u. .sr. ....-...- sfA',E-. ...
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ME- GRACE-STREET B A P tbs I
CHURCH. Rev. DE-. j. d. JETER will I'LL the pull
pit on SUNDAY, January 10, 1S70,a1 L a. ~
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II g THIRD PRESBYT RI A N
CHURCH.-Serylces at IL A. NJ. and 7:30 p. NJ.
Communion after the morning service. d.. ss..
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mTFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER
Twelfth and Broad streetsI.-Rev. e. W. WARREN,
D. D., VIII preach onsUNDAY at II A. NJ. and 1880
r. NJ. ..'"'.. t.t "- .-..'
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,ny PARK-PL ACE METHODIST
CHURCII.-The pastor will preach at Il A. NJ. and
7:3O PM ..'s...' ~. 1913
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DEATHS.

Die5, near Cold Harbor, Hanover county, Va, on
january Is, 1870, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. Al. BERTG
ALT1SON,s ST.: aged seveuty-nme years, one
month. and thirteen days. ~
He left many relatives and friends to mourn their
re- y" None knew him hut to love- SEQ t''i Il y
20 ,f.f> None named him but to praise" - II
:" May he rest In peace.n ia. lts~1..t < +.
Died, ut bis residence, In Norfolk. Va, Wednes;;
day morning, January 18th, Mr.. JOHN NEf agcd
seventy years. = -
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aT TIE NEW YEAR HAS COME,
the old year has gone, specie-pay have been
resumed, and the cold weather Is here. SO have
THALuBtER BRoTHERs.8o Broad street, come
forward To- afsrtoltheir manyt friends hnd customer
extra Inducements, in order to reduce their I'm.
mense stock Of goods on hand ,,,., -. -"
ESQ pieces DRESS GOODS from 10 10 toc:a sIire-
= drced foln fifteen 10 twenty yer ceEt. In order
10 close them out; nan s4rlyr M. eyftg.gf<
A. full line OF all cnIored SILKS ana sATINs. SILK,
and WORSTED PRINCES, BUTTONS OF all
z Ends at very low prices. -. 4 ftiH y 3J"s
Cur stock OF BLACK CAsHMEREs and BLACK
ALPACAs, &c.,l IS ieonlplptc, and we ASK look &c
our stock before purchasing. Call and look ct our
5sc. BLACK ALL-WoOL CASHMERE. ;a,2 9Th
Having d very large HE OF ,cAssIMEEEs
WHITE and C0EoRED FLtNNEts,, BLAEK-
ETs, QUILTS, SKIRTS, SHAWLs, <CARPETs'
&C., we Win give extra bargains ID them.1", :"
I !; ,IeiatJNIut TsfEl--r3tEdY {tT9f'B"r ~
eTc,t reduction III CLOAKS = fCLOAKSI worth
sop Al I7, worth sIs at 81 3'worth S15 ut 81 o.,
worth SO a, 81, worth So At S4.i HitaLl'h aai ~
Dom, fail 10 give us call on CLOAKS, as our
stock Il large our styles The best and lates and our
prices the lowest 10 suit any one We have also'a
full line of: FIGURED and PLAIN BEAVER
CLOTHS. WATERPROOF CLOTHS, &c, al very
low prices az---fT a,rf@N"ta4"j
= { C,oRsETs, CoRsETs! CoRsETsi =.
AZ dozen CORSETS "a Job lot from auettonl az TAG.
apiece, some or which arc worth ~ and: Sl'Zo.
Cali early and secure what you need:
o dozen Ladies' BLACK KIDS-2-button-tjo lot
5a 10 64 only ut 25c. pair. :s,.<.~E, RI.
1913 dozen Ladies' KIDS, in. Opera; White. Black,
and Colorcd, from soc. to $2 pair AS we nave
very large assortment to select from, we adV!sc
a 4 cali from those IN want Of KID GLOVES.
Q cases al BLEACHED, COTTONS at 81 worth
s7c:: S eases "A BLEACHED COTTONS at 9;
(. s, and lOc.: 8 cases BEST CALICOES at and
&C.; 80 pieces A. LIGHr-F1G uRED PE8-
GALES at s worth l2Ec.
We extend thanks 10 our numerous friends ana
customers for their liberal patronage III the past,
and trust to merit continuance Of the same for the
future. ." ~ THALttiMEk bKoiI
1, 6-NTbS ~ COL Broad street.
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:h1g- AS. WE TAKE OUR ANNUAL
INVENTORY on the lsr OF FEBRUARY, ana
offer great iuducemen's to purchasers OF DRY
GOOTS, FANCY GUODS, NOTIONS, &C. -, =
Ia Is, -.--.-,'..-,..- 800 LEVY BROTHERS.
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!PINyIs[BLE HAlR-PINS, so in n

NE INVISIBLE HAlR-PINS, 80 in n
box, for &C.; two pap rs Of FRENCH HAIR-PINS
for Sc: 4 box containing "a sheets OF PAPER and
soc. q bnx: HEAVY ENVELOPES At 1Qc. Tor u
box of ESQ; good NOTE PAPER Al 81 per ream :;
n loo. RUBBER COMB for &c.: soc. COmB for
25c "a 4Oc. CUHB for l5c. IA csc. COMB for loc !:
best RUBBER BELTS, with handsone buckles at
sec. worth 75c.; real YAK LACE; ladies
y: csc. worth soc; SLEEVELESS JACKETS ~
75c. worth 81; H!AJH-BRUSuES 1t %. 80. 30.
40c and no to Sl.25: WIRE HAIR BEUS!lES-
The latest ty!e out; and thousands of other bargains
,t - : lin Is LEVY BROTHERS,.
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MEETINGS.

4 DJOURNED MEETING.-AN AD-
N JDURNED MEETING Of the STQCkHOI.D-
EftS of THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
held at the office OF the Company, in the city OF
Richmond. on 7 TUESDAY, the list day Of Janaary,
1879. Mt - O'Clock M. j. u. WINSTON,
la Gid ! 100 !. --r.s i .... Secretary.
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NJ DRESS GOODS, DRESS. GOODS.
1t IS our ten,iOn to close ont our entire stock OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS. In order 20 do so we
have fixed The prices SO low that we are confent That
SA,TINs. VELVETS. CASHbiERES. MER1SUES,
ALPAGAS, kNICKERBOCkERS. MATELAS-
SEES PLaIDS. or other styles oil DRESS GOODS.
YOU will find the prices low enough 10 satisfy the
closest buyers! ija Isl LEVY BROTHERS.
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;. OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMrANY,l
.;,i. - = RICIMoNp January 1e, 1879: )
ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF the STOCK HOLDERS of this company
will be held on MONDAY the l7ih of February,
1879 at their office, on Leigh street ives, Of Adams
M IL O'Clock NJ .'' 1870 C. WALDR0P, =
: IN lS.SMSTntd 49, ~... 3pa Secretary.
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Q cases al BLEACHED. COTTONS at 81 worth
To-; eases A BLEACEED COTTONs at 9;
&C.; 50 pieces A LIGHT-F1G URED PER
CA ES al s worth 12Ec.
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QUAKER MARRIAGES.,

House bill to amend the marriage laws so
us to permit Quaker and other societies
which have no ordained ministers to Sc
lsmnize marriages by the contracting par
flies taking the vows In: the presence OF six
witnesses, &C., was, on motion Of Mr.. Nc
CABE, taken UP. out ofits order and ordered
to en- oIossInent. ~" 90. .IIL,, - -
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We extend our thanks 10 numerous friends ana
customers for lhcr liberal patronage In the past
future - THALHINIER BROTHERS..
In Nm THIS --- COL Broad street.