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1,ha silver sauapple.

The whole question In dispute ao9ss sis,
yar i ready Of solution. The cupidity ana
se;sshness OF men, added to tue concert CIV -
some. are at tho bottom OF the "ho'e iaa,'
,er silver Is a good and precious 3. me'a''
ont,rolv capabIe of subscribing the purpose
~ ! basis OF PAPER credit. 1t is reliable
ona n,,re. Such reliability and purity are
,nv,iYa,ye 10 society. 1t has never failed 10
answer the expectations based upon 1t any
more Than gold itself has failed. It Is inl-
nortant therefore that ii should be employ
cd to answer The purposes OF man as FAR us
il will go. The great want OF man rs IS
basis. q foundation for credit--a solid specie
basis. Gold and silver are the proper oasis'
Tsc association o! silver with gold as TIE
hasis Of credit expands the basis ex-
ac,tv TO its Just dimensions. This mann
,ains the hiches: degree OF human en-
ersy aud enterprise, and silver IS enaoseo
to protect itself and shield itself from un-
fair and injurious combinations wn'cn
might be wrought through unscrupulous
and adYoit schemes that might be favored
By anv unrhilosophicai and unwise an
equality Of the coinage. ,..
The great trouble now is the Inequality IN
the relative value OF the, gold and silver
coins. silvcr-men and gold-men are greedy
Each class wants to get, the better o.
the other. GA plague, on both theii
houses" If god and silver coins were
made relatively equal in value all would
move as smoothly as gently. water
That is what ought to be. The disturb
ancc OF the relative value OF these coins is
not new, and has frequently occurred
But were that equality established now il
would be long time before it would
be disturbed again. The greed OF men
more than any other cause disturbs the ra'
ito. Sometimes apprehended scarcity Of
gold, and sometimes that OF silver has
caused ripple in the money market. But
LET The ratio be established, and we shall
not be Illustrated again soon. At this
time were the silver and gold coins
coualizcd in relative value we should
hear not another word about it. The at
tenn. 10 discredit silver is only made by
iuconsitiera.e and i'm pra ;tical persons. slim
ulatcd by the gold rings. Equalize the
cons relatively and the whole community
G! marplots ill be squelched and soon for.
20 zen.
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DEATHS.

Died. at Monte Maria Convent, Ia this city, May
90 1879. 1T $40 A. NJ, ALLEN =. NEALE,
daughter or the late E. Clarence ana Mary Alice
Neae, of Maryland, and. grand daughter OF James
4 Cowarrjp, ESD, editor Of The Richmond DtS.
match. in the eleventh year OF her age. :,
: THE fu"eral. VIII take .Llace from ST. Pcter 8
Cathedral THIS "wednesday MORNING at hail
past O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited 10 attend.
Died OF scrorula at his fathers residence. ~
Buckingham county. Va. April 9. 1879. ut naiIr
mast z 2. 81. JOHN THOMAS HORNER, son OF
Mary f. and Thomas j. HOrner; III the eighteenth
year Of his age. ., ...
Died. of scarlet-fever, May 20, 1870. at a.. NJ,
JOSEPH, Youngest son of Peyton r. and Sarah j.
Darlington; aged one year, e,cren months ana nine
days. -,, ,o-
The body will be taken fom the RESIDENCE 200
west Grace street, THIS "Wednesday MORNING
MT O'Clock Carriages will be in waiting TO carry
friends to the cemetery, where the service VIII DC
held. ...a
Died. at Ills residence. at O'Clock 7. NJ. May
20, 1879, Mr.. s. ULLMAN, after lingering Ill
Funeral THURSDAY MORNING at 8 O'Clock.
Baltimore. Cleveland, and Philadelphia papers
please copy. ..,..
Died on The Goth instant. JOHN THOMAS, tho
only son of John. and Kate Ticrney; aged h"c
months and tweniy-nne Gays.
His funeral will take place from bis fathers resi-
deucc COG Arch street, III Is EVENING, The 2 st,
at 3 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend
Norfolk papers please copy.
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A RAILROAD TN TUE SKY.-DeRuer, Co.,,
May 19.-At l O'Clock this afternoon the
Beaver, South Park and Pacific railroad
reached the Kenosha summit with the track,
and at $3.50 Pm. the first passenger-train
reached the summit, 10, 40 feet above the
|sea-level, the highest point yet attained by
any railroad in North America. All the
difficulties in the way are now. overcome,
and track-Iaying will continue at the rate
OF annie n day until the road reaches Lead.
|yille. Persons leaving Leadyile III the
morning now arriyein Denver before mid
night the same day. De. NJ. - ....I-
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rCr~ D. 81 Z. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
will open on MONDAY their third supply OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
BUNTINGS! BUNTINGS.

BUNTINGS! BUNTINGS.
4 fresh sllppIy just received in PLAIN and LACE
STHlrE; IN back ana co4!S"; ,.o.
NV 90 pGETi I; e h.: best o"dS %
DLAGN GNS5n1EEE e y l2Hle*s. 20; e, ao,s5,
BLACK TAHISE BLACK GRE y ADJ s.
atgr,;lily reduced prices:
BLACK SiLKs-!he greatest bargains in ihe city
from &c e. 10 50 per ward:
COURTAULD'S CRAPh-from :uciion-Tery low
4 f. IL line of DRESS GOODS, III Al the hte@t no.
yif:; % IS and sATISs to match good,
LAWS$S. LHWNs-A fun suppl jn.t recciy.d:
PTISrED MATiSTEa al l6c., yard wi,:e:
CCl.i lF;NiL PRINCES ut 15e.c-aIi the new
BLACK SILK PRINCES in greet variety; ,,..,>.
HAMBURG EDGiNGS. TOkCliON ana bEEToH
SEGfkis.EUFFLlNG in all style, and qualities:
IS pieces MADRAS GlNGliAMS Ji>t received.
nATTINGS! MhTEI$G>!
200 n!rccs WHITE aud FANCY NA1TINGS from
aGc;l1n-thc grcatest bargains ever oic'ed III
these goods. IA White II lJc.. A Check a
lG',c., "a check NJ %. regular Price loo: 6-1
oi1.H ivn !" Floor and Ta1'e: Cocoa MAT
TINC;o, HEMP and wool CARPETS, to be
sod ar & sacrifice to close:
6.4 Ei.UE FLANNEL at 81. 80: tl.75. and ~:
CASSlMtRES, TWEED$, CuTTpHNlE~. LIN
~ DRILLS, KENTUCKY JEANS from loc
C0rsETs! coEsErs!
SIDE.LACE an. SlDE-STEEL C0H>ETS at soc. !;
CURSETS II %. 30. 75c 81. "n4 49,;
ABDOMINAL CpnsET>, for stout ladies, at 81
pARA$GLl. rARAsOLs-a ncw stock lust opcard,
from 15c. to $:i--a large rs orincnt:
HOSl Ei:Y Tor a;Ii"s, children. ard gentlemen III al!
LACE >CARFS AMI BjWS FROM i3c. 70 81;
DOMESTIC. rCtaiir'lat whgiysaie rrircs:.-
WHITE. QUILTS ut IS, 80, CO. 50, -, Soc
ami 81: .,.... ,.-,,,.
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on creole DAYS. By GEORGE W. CABLE.
New York: CHARLES scE1BSER's SONS.
4: A storyos earlier dsysin Louisiana. when
times were bright and fcheeriul aud society
was happy. / gaE. .
For, sale by WEST. JOHNSTON d Co.
AprLEToS's HANDY YoLuMGs.--We have
two Of these little volumes, which the peo-
lplc are beginning to know well. We have
An Celtic Pytitosepher-t,, Paris. By EMILE
LouvEsTRE. New York: APPLETON q
Co.; and ~ a.s-%
A Rosue's Life. By WILKIE CoLLISs.t New
/, York: D. APPLETON & CO. p; ir,u.g,
Both Of these novels for sale by WEST,
JOHNSTON i& Co.. u,ij.r
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nprsdnAG asxrfGsa
CYCLE BROTHERS,
s11 BROAD STREET.

are now oferins through their entire establishment
elegant assortment OF GOODS, In JAIL their nu-
merous departments. specia attention Is directed
10 their .PARAsoLs and sUN!UMBRELLAs,
DRESS GOODS, DRESS and TRIAMING-5ILKs.
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p.aEeT LAND TAX. Secretary snfeMAS
says that Tie amounts still -dsfe from inc =
eleven states are abous.las follows: = Virgil
nta. s2se 900; North Carolina. 1890. 600 !
south Carolina, sf55, 900; Georgia, Boz
200 Alabama, ss5sa, opa MississippIs $780,
900: Louisiana, 81, 600; Tennessee. $685.
ooo; Arkansas, sl0S, 900; Florida, s1L 900
Texas, sI74,0oo.
And he saws thst. il ought to be collected.
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III AT COHEN BROTHERS.
80 pieces RICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINEN at
&c.,;
10 pieces FRENCH WELT at SOC. valued at SOC:
% pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS n 16ac.-thc
finer qualities greatly reduced:
FRENCH NULL, and all ether WHITE
B.. GOODS, from The lowest TO the finest quail les
ALL-LlNEE IiEMMED fIASDKERCHlEFS at
&C.: Hcms'ltched very line quality, in white or
-. colorcd designs, at IS il dozen. valued at from
S5to Sc n dozen:
100 dozen LACE TIDES at from 80 to 75c;. full. 7
SO per cent. under value real ANTIQUE LACE
TIDES and BED-SIlhM SETS;
$50 dozen CORSETS, some few very slightly
smoked, al Que hair thelr value;
NOTTINGHAM LACE at 10, 12E, 6. 20. 20: 30,
40, so, so, and 75c.: 4 large lot IF LACE CUR
TAINS, IN real and imitation;
Full regular made HOSE at 12}.c.: at Csc. valued
at4Oc: the largest and finest collection of Hose
Ladies. SILk-CIOCKED HOSE at Csc. also, n
large lot 1T 162c.: =.
NECK RUCHE in LACE EDGE and IMITATION
GRAPE LlSSE at and SC. per yard; a!so al!
the novelties in fine goods; ...
LONG COLORED LACE MlTTS ut 75c. 4 pair,
valued at from 81 TO Sl.g5.
THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS. my 10
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oS-iES'T STORE.
49,. o9.gEST STONE.
D ECEIVED At THE
o0c. STORE:

Z , III Ell IL ! LII
99C. STORE:
100 SETS EIGHT-BALL CRoQUET-:tc best in
town-at 99c.;
4 full assortment Of GLASSWARE, including
GOBLETS, plain and engraved. both fine aa!d
common GLASS sElS, BUFFERS, PLATES
SALTS, BERRY. DISHES, PITCHERS, COY
Erred BOWLS. CAMPORTS, &C. &C.;
More of those elegant ENGRAVED and WALNUT
FRAMES IT SOC:
Handsome CUSPADORES at SOC. pair;
WATER COOLERS, ICE TONGs, ICE-PICKS
BREAD-EoXEs, TEA-TRAYS, &C.;
WILLOW HAMPERS at 9ac.;
Complete assortment Of GLASS-SlIADES;
All sizes SPRINKLING-CASS cheap;
so dozen FEATIlER-DUSTERS at l0c.;
100 dozen ONE-HALF PALS al 10c.;
The best IIAMMOCk ever offered At 99c. and -.
Catalogues mated free to any address.
W. \. STEVENS.
myl5 sos Broad street.
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that NEW RAILROAD. 1T seems to be set
tied that Mr.. ]. D. WATSON, the man who
was to build q railroad from Huntington to
Cincinnati, is anything but q capitalist. In
q word, ne Is supposed TO be fraud.
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The MONTHLY Journal OF THE YiRalNi 4
STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-This is.tne
journal issued and controlled blythe ESecu-
tive Committee Of the Agricultural Society.
It contains the schedule OF premiums 1or
the fair OF the present year. together win
the regulaticns!an rules aud mucn aniot'
nation y3sua5le tosfaraefs. s
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assTEEAg. WATERS.


BEDFORD (YA.) ALUM AND IRON
Is sPi:i%GS WATER, MASS, AHD PILLS. lor
trtain form, Gf Dy>p fsia, Diseases pc'tl!lAr 10
trnai's tironIc DiHrsiitra: i;ronc''ia tniors.
Kidneys and B!a!dcr; Debility Malaria, and Head
2chc.
Equal 10 any ware Of is class known to re
HUNTER MCGrlEE VI. H.. Nirr!n;a.
"Sati factory liz uterine hl,:,S'.. I'd ~ 'ualriuus
"Enicicnt In nyspcp.in ANA Nervous Diseases
arising from imrurc h.ocd.
Used with success IN certain "!.e",rs Irru.ia: 20
Beneficial in Ma!arill Fever an: D!ph;hc,tH:
..!nvuIuablc In Scrofria.'
". j. GILBERT, NJ. D.. North Carolina.
"rrcomncn,lcd ~ 4 ProrIyilctic ~ Tr'Iow-re-
Yer districts" u. Il. FAiREN. VI. d., Lo4i.iana.
JUNE lSr. Terms. $50 ltr M"n'R ,afrl'Sr>
meet visitors at IoGrs; or Lawyers "arh .'o; i"ter
inT.atious uu"Iuall.d. all the comforts "nG ~.
fractions. S.!lHl resilient ,hysiciai.
o,c cohI hilf. Gallon bottles: 20 Tor Iyc-IatIon
CasE IL tnr Ten gallons; 81 Tor twenty 8aEo"s-OE
boar! :Ir,at i.ymcbaT;. "a.
Ma>s.-fIfry cents and IL I bottle; y 80 anA 20
Tor halI-'!"z".!-.-n: p"3t-pa'd. This Inss /, tie
wa,cr solicited, and contains I'll !c curative pi1.s-
cries of the wa CT ~ REDUCED pace:
PILLS. twenty-five and Nf' cents. ami ~ TaHh-
60. or IL. - 30. aud :j-p~v rad. The" i'iii'
consist + IN. Mas In susar-co.lc piii, i"Em"i 10
anE physician desiring I" i'sc Il in rFi.iic fari'
!h,c free III GA apiMclton. TN, rrne.yn o: NInrG
/: enhoschy the nieiicAI rrofe.slrn ana at;es, =;
bY results in thousands al during Tie iis'
"e'''' -''''' 4. NJ. DAVIES.
President vi INC COMPANY.
rs Main street. LyIclLurg. Va.
ty POLK MiLLEi: 4 60; Agents,
geo SIaln street Richn0nd.
Son for sale ut the dcpots and 'cSet. 9airvs 4; re-
c;:cc'! rate. 40 -9-eo"'i"
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II
Great excitement exists among the OIL
men! in Mexican county, Pa, over the dis.
coserY OF a well,at Gobbler City that, after
having been bored three Dies~in The sand,
showed seven hundred feet OF Oil in the
hole. This test Is about one hundred and
forty rods southwest of the Gcary well.
Leonard Bauer, OF Napoleon's Old Guards,
ninety-six years old. and straight as an ar
| row, living three. miles from St. Mary's, in
Cleartleld county. Pa, walks from his homo
| to church every Sunday. !.
There was 9 meeting TO protest against
/ Sabbath dissertation held in Lowell, Mass,
on Sunday Governor Talbot presiding.
Resolutions were adopted calling on the
Iofaeers Of the law TO use their efforts for the
proper execution OF the law on this subject.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernians,, who
have been in session for the past week, asa-
iioUrf,ed last night 10 meet again fn, PhlIa-
detphia May IL, IL ssianatt CONNER,
Icta5, 18Th. 5s ~
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he Cincinnati Commercial complains
that some friend Of PAUL HAYNES spells
{. Cincinnati :, with two Us. l...
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UvFlCE or TIE NArOK.l
RICHMOND. VA, May ID. 1879.

OFFICE or THE MArOR.l
RICHMOND. VA, May ID. 1879.
MAJOR JOHN POI, JE., CHIEF or
vi POLICE: SIR.--Tou will ut once caii'c 1" ne
discontinued rs hack.st:ird n! tie street between
Twelfth street and Mayo street en- trahh III sl!e"
,I other stables within The UNITS nfnicd are not
allowed 10 remain Oh the street now discontinued
IL public stand p,,,y,-,, c,.o
inter section XIV. chapter NNXSll., City Or
dranc.s designate as publ c hacks stands the south
SIDE Of Capitol street anu the north Size or Bank
street. = =,
Under section XVI. or same chapter OF City 0rdi-
nances, direct that 40 IN (2l or moro hacks SHAH
stand abreast by side OF each other, aud that TIE
one tarhest from the sidewalk In such violation or
against this order. Drivers must not be allowed
leave their teams without some ore holding phc
reius. ucr must they De allowed To annoy c!llp:hS
passing, by standing n groups or by seeking p"VoA-
age. ,.,... a.,
Parties offending against these regulations after
notice OF the sane, ust be reported 70 Tue folcc
jus. Ice FOR hts action, un6cr section >'iaptcr
XNXYIi City Ordinances. Yea VIII see tas Inc arI-
vers Of hacks &c. at ali other points In inc city now
used as public stands, comply with the regulations
here laid lowu for their conduct, but net interfere
with their positions ua!ess complaint Is mace oi
their location Ia which event report iia fact 10 me
for action. The Stand trst namet Is discortinnea
because OF the persistent disregard oS drivers OF or
Ing citizens ard because OF freu Gent and urgent
complaint OF uoa usins the street that II was pD-
! 'i' :. n"-''''''' VIC DARLINGTON, Mayor.
Va .,o -, =, ,xr ,,r ,ppo,,cx.,
a. -. = RICHMOND, May o, 1917. !
Owners and drivers oL hacks are, Hereby no,tne1
''A' 'A' "''0'~ JOHN PoE, Js.,
my 1876 ch'es 81 fehse'
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AMUSEN ENTS.
LECTURES.

PROFESSOR III. III. HARRIS will de-
posile Morton's flower garden. on THURSDAY
EVENING. 22a instant, at 81 O'cnck.a LECI UItE
on his TRAVELS. IN PALESTINE. Strcct-c cars
will Jun to The church door for the convenience Of
persons residing down Town also. CARRIERS 0lnni-
buses. Tickets for sale al the dcugS;oreS and 1t the
door. Admission, 20c. ... my 2l-2t
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~ L + ) o u \ l.

Having Purchased he icE,HnE!4Sa i ea'I
No Isil ca.t Cary street. wou,t n. ruAI' f,",,
Ins ~. i.ct tI.t am NON better p'''
We: "a saryc them WIKI iCE. .,,,fil
am now rectI,ns ! s %EsIT = s!IttF , ,..
=, Nm S,n nII 10 cal aud oaam"e i0t nan
s sn9 ,s'tV wl ssss al lowest ms:Asi rates. A"
every sirto Siye I.SitiSa , will h.,s p-
Or,i.,rs by mall OF teiep.o9s "JiiaNE KING,
sor ii attention. naii ea,l AIRY '''S>'
INV lD.St
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GRAND AND ATTRACTIVE EX-
VI CURSlON OF THE SEASON TO LYNCH.
BUR pid RICHMOND AND DANFILLE RAIL
RGAD-Train leaves Richmond SATURDAY, May
"a III. nj 10:45 P NJ. Fare for the round trip, IS :
children under twelve years half price. Tickets coed
The great Lynchburg Spring Fair. visit lie Natu
raj Bridge and other places Of interest. Business
men, well As D!easure-seekers. thould av1l lici,
for excursioniss: Lynch House. per day, Si2o ;
tickets for meals when bought, 3315c. each: Pied,
mont Hotel per day, $3.50: Arlington and Eorye'l
Hotel, at reduced prices Special coaches for co!orcd
people. Special train returning leaves L5nch3nrs
mond rarly Monday morning Baggage checked.
Tickets for sale by the committee-Jamcs D..
Reith and w. A. SOomons. No. 81 Broad street !;
also at A. W. CARRIER 4 Co.'S Z. +. Johnston'5. ana
West, John sion &; cos. my II
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.rla WHINING ton lss, o.. saa has - gone il,
doSD. 's 81. IS :.ss .55 Is }s.s
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y@s,rusyoSsC EXCHANGE.

AIN AtS iiP-Ai'l AM EAASiisl 'L l-EN-h GU
THE AUTOMATIC SIGNAL TELEGRAPH
COMrANl'S
$50, TELEPHONE DEPARTMENT.
CENTRAL STATION At WESTERN UNION TELE
GRAPH OFFICE, No. 1910 MAIN STREET.
EDTsON:s CELEBRATED spEAKIXG-TELE-
Il PHONES AND PRIVATE WIRES,
connecting the Western Union Telegraph Office
Railroad Depots Old Dominion Steamship CON-
rany. Daiiy Dispatch Office, Tobacco Exchange,
Ford. Hotel, southern Express office. Eagle Ercw-
cry. Commercial Club, prominent bIstneSe-iiouseS,
etc. -. .....,
Zach subscriber eau converse In an ordinary tone
OF voice, day or night, with auy o.er sbscrler
An conversations by EDiSON'S TELEPHONE
STRICTLY PRIVATE. -. ,,x,,,
The IMPROVED ANNUNCIATQR SWITCH
used at the central station enables each subscriber 10
call any other subscriber direct without calling the
central station for the connection, thus securing
prompt service aud avoiding loss Of time.
AUTOMATIC SIGNAL DEPARTMENT.
Automatic signal instruments connected by-wlre
with the central station for calling mesSenGer,0oy
policeman, carriage, city mbuiance, eIc luknisneo
ut 81 and S25 per annum. ,,.,-r,
Uniformed messengers furnished Oh eau ny 1eie-
phone or Signal Instrument 10 carry teie2rans 10
telegraph office TO deliver letters, noteS, eIcu-
lars, packages. etc. 4. -.
called for teh grains. Z
Other messenger service: -. ..,..,15.g
For short e: r,is from central office ....1O cents
For haif-hosr services. -. 10 ceni
~ r.. II. j. PAINTER, secretary.
l. >fJosErH W. HATES, President. my l2-eod
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ECg~ TIE MOST IMPOSING DISPLAY
Of DRY GOODS in this city Is nov presented by
COHEN BROTHERS,

who will offer this week
LUR!E'S ALL-WUOL DOUBL WIDTH TAM
ISE at Acc, the value OF which Is 69c.; also,
the finest numbers 1T fully zoe. Il yard under
raue
BLACK CASTIMEPE> n 3 7Hc., reduced from SOC.
CASHMERE DE ECOSSh At 42isc.. heretofore
sold a, see. al Cashmere rcducet:
Tne SILK-WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH AZ 81 2
yard worth Tl.50: AUSTR ALLAN GRAPE
and other Mourning Goods III large variety and
at low prices;
GRENADINES at 12H, 16, and zoe: IRON
GRENADlNE IL 2jc. valued ut 4Oc.; MEN l.
CAN MESH at SEC. worth fully 9Uc; at 92c.
warranted worth S1.25. Ak o, The most eXicisiYe
variety Of BsOGADE and SATlE-STRlPED
GRENADINES At fully 25c. yard less than
general value:
DUNTiNGS in all their variety at exceedingly low
prices. my 10
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EXCURSIONS.

NOTlCE-TO ENCURSIONstaa=siIsIllls
IN AND PICNIC PARTIES. $500 $1,000
The barge NEW YORK. with canacity for $40
passengers has just been f,tci up, and can be char
tered TO any point on the river.
For terms, &C., apply OH board or at Philadelphia
Steamship Shed, -.s. my 10 In
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GIVE them q call d.
--I,,7- ~ u
~ Z" AMI DESIRABLE GOODS
At
~. cog Ero.I !" e. - ~:
n!.hLh lIiE: STRIPE iI'ETiTtS
| i,,f LM'E hthCtDt GJ'%TrTi.s
| nraiiiv-s:: '.,o, ALi.-NDpL BESrING>- l,o.
| BLACK GDnT ri;%v,xCU
lDOuBLEWiDTiI DEHEll. ~ A. 49,
~ s:.rt ~ -: a. ~, 81 y - mi
| WHITE JIVt:yt ,,.:Is - 81 ~:
| PLAID and CHEt,EE.J vIf.-r,,,;.,':'.i 'i'1rf,:
| ; ~" ursI2hr III bhElON LAttN: -" " 49,
| Ii.l,'I sry ,n.tE!C w Lax. I!I~.
n slLIE. E:-aCn. and tBIiJJ.I,, ,l
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS X. L. l. BLUES
RICHMOND, May 20, 1879. )
A SSEMBLE II" FULL-DRESS UNI <
n FORM at your armory ut O'Clock =. NJ. p
WEDN ESDAY, May 81, 1879, to participate IN II
memorial exerci es al Hollywood IL
BY order Of Captain WISE.
nv 21-lt Orderly Sergtan
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CUURCH.-No service tonight.
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Esess'Ea. GfIoEs3. dsc.
IF YOUR FOOT Is SO BROAD .cssss3
or so narrow you can't get Il satisfactory fit, try
j. j. GRlGG,
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
who has CENT? EBIEE's. LADIES, and Chill
DRES'S SHOES. very Urnad aud T>ry barrow !:
Old ladies' broa'-botI0n, nat-hcel CONGRESS
CATERS: ~ -
LtSTI*G, FDXED, and MOROCCO SHOES:
old 2rnflcElcn'S broad O:iorI, Ratchet CATERS.
TIES, and LOW SHOES: ~
Ladies r,aln AMI fancy STRAP SLIPPERS aud
SANDALS:
Cbliiren ~ STRAP STIppTrs. INLAID TIES
ard Low BUI TOW SHOES:
SPRINGFIELD. NEWPORT TIES and BLOCK
TrUNKa. VhLlSES, SATCUELS. BAGS
STRAPS, &c.
STOCK VERY LARGE AND PRICES To SUIT
THE CLOSEST BUYERS.
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UuTZLER BROTHERS

81 A'ItV JJTi~.
r.. The l.. SO EEoaD STREET
hays , ,ne .sf2e:t and cheJpns, ~ Won
Gtaa..'ni s;ocS to BE- found In His civ % u" most
Great ltIlc;ion in prlrr. o.; Tt,I.,;,,,
TONNE. and vhLENCiF. w hD&. DRF.
from Sc. rDwa;t. LG0H a; ,hrri,.' LALEs-
bLa nS.s,, chAHTiiLY LAch.-aIl sill
Anew line of PLAIN and FANNY pIrr,,
ur pies "".E Than yer hcIore oGvrt in q,
ERISGE,, %hTiN.. BUTTONS, ~ ms IT.
KID and LACE TOP GE.OVEs.'
LACk. SiI n. and LINEN HATDE rrrrrt,,
DERfES. &c. '''""' f!HRr
Zoe. GncZ. "'' "H'' st.9-,
Give them L call.
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HpEcrsI NOTICES.
M HAMBURGs. IIAMBURGs.
LEVY BROTHERS,

having purchased Job IN above goods, offer the
CHEAPEST HAMBURGs they have yet met with
Particular attention IS called to the CoLoRED
HAMBURGs-A srEcIAI DRIVE. 49,,
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1879-07-12

allied meeting july 81, 1870.

Jailed meeting July 9th 1870.
II Club was called to order III s
& jackson Sr. Prest., who explained
nc object of the meeting. The CluI
then proceeded to the election Of Off,
GERS for The ensuing year, wherenpol
me following officers were elected. VIZ
a .Greer. President,
Hon. Z. +. Num-, LIST Vice Prcst.
Capt. s. b. Day. 2nd ="
Jas. N. Edwards, Secty. and Treas.
The Club now beinr crgrnitcd fine
Prest appointed rs an Executive Com
lnlitoe the following named gentlemen
VIZ: >, A. jackson. ST., q. w. Nelherv
and l.. L. Anderson.
Inc following gentlemen were then
appointed rs a finance Committee. viz.
!: IL. Greer, j. A. Cornell and Julius
Yaretzky.
On motion the Executive Committee
was instructed to take proper steps to
procure the signatures Of all the Dem
ocratic voters, in this District. Ii was
requested that all those present desir-
ing to join the Club should conc for
ward and enroll their names at once.
On motion the Club adjourned TO
meet ut the Club Room in the town of
Shuqualak on the first Saturday in
August next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
A. GREER.
j.. Nj. EDWARDS, Prcst.
SCcty.