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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-20

Mr.. Dawes was asked II he felt confident
that the President would stand by his party
and veto any measure the Democrats might
pass to repeal the election laws, whether in
the form of a separate bill or OF 4 rider OH
an appropriation bill. He replied: u had
talk with President Hayes on this subject
Just before leaving Washington, where
remained some days after the session ended.
l asked him ii he could give Inc some message
to fake TO our friends in Massachusetts,. lie
said, Tell them they need have no fear OF
me. I shall stand firm "Thcrc is moi tue
slightest Goubt.' added Mr. Dawes, "that
the President Will act in entire accord with
the Republicans in Congress in maintain
ing the safeguards OF the balot.'- Netr
York. Tribune.
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Special. Nfsf,s.y.
H THE GREAT EFFORT
COHEN BROTHERS.

They are now Offering the I,ryo.,..,.,
GOllDs ever offered In This STATE r,o', t OF bRY
now The leading one 10 make 1eSuc,t,," ,r h1g'e ,
,ney occur, besides Offering hundred. or .r:cts
nfyer nv 70 ne hah elsewhere. The ~ ~
20 pieces OF hUpINS ALL-wnoy c.su.,..
] O pieces at 67c.-the anne grnrr,Ii
8 pieces SIiK-wARP HESPiF!TTrrH, 'pid at ST.
Ssc;. Va,ned 1T $3.50. be.Iit.i rn ,".i II, u
|oV CRATES at one h ~ npC.ETACID's ENG,.,,
20 pieces Of the best ENGLISH tj, APR.
lengths al fully City per cent. l"sr 'b r IN MI
The largest stock NJ BLACK and r,Imi"r'.d.
SILKS ever offered. Grca' frimc'io, 1LptED
RIA AGk GE2 sIGr Ho SINS a sc J." '1""s
DoG from 81 55 i 10 81 JIHocS-'EAiN Silk ;c,
All qualities Of EONNET'S AMI GUly;-,...
from TIER lowest 70 their finest sf.s, ,,'L&,.
1925 SILKS reduced to s2.75.
In COLDRED SILKS they ofy-r u, ,...
TO be found this side OF Srg y,.ss" ' variety
BKnCADEs' eros GRAM. aai 'I r. r ,iok
4O-BONE CORSETS n, 25e.:
The CORDED FKEScH-"pyEy car<rrs .
The Mi UsrAsLE CORSET ,:7,,r
SIS dozen l50-BONE fEEEru.fvt.r,,.....
CORSETS Al Use. worth f,,'Y = !'::iiI',..'oFGEt
Many other s;ytc, at src:', t,rg.c.!oI,:
The i3rs s~tr e" "rtH p, Of ,HEG ENHnonv
Also, a very large sink ~ TttIafIx : = - '.s.
Other REAL, and INITIATION l.tt'ii.(<,. = a@'
40 dozen 2-BETTOS LEROY >i;,.t
GLDVES-th" entire htIan".. of 80. nh
Paris mAnui";urer. - t.i- sag. Coy ,'' -.
COHEN HRoIt!EES hive tccn rt4:,.i ,.. IT,"
duce them from ! 1T; SIl: "f.-
$50 pieces WHITE and FA\ci. V,r.Trx..
lower price. than ever offered tr.,r ''.'.' :.
COHEN l;KVrfEl:S 7ticr ;,r lrr....; :or..-...,
HOSIERY ever Offered In '.!..r,., ,,,.. "
the NOVEL; les or TIE tuNI.t
GREAT BARGAINS art iii, .rt.t o., 49,. ~.
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spEeaA1 NOTICES.

MT MATZOE5! I 1iATzOESl MAT
ZOEs IL shalt commence to bake aud d.liver MAT
zOEss on MONDAY, March Gath. To those that
have given me their orders 1t 10 cents per pound
return my sincere thanks hut they have been OF
fered, through the papers, Matzoes at CENTS 8isn
to inform them that my price will only be 9 cents
per pound. and guarantee 10 Give them as GOOD Nat
zoes as have done heretofore
Remember, my price for best Matzoes Is only .
cents. rs aln determined not to be undersod.
I. D. BRIGGS, Baker,
NH 2l-gt - TOT Main street.
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officials tbis; sprtnga What possible expsa.
n,,ion. consistent with hts allegiance TO that
marty. cal, he make OF his vote for the fol-
lowing, adopted by the Mczart,H a'l Conven'
tlonf
section /. There shall be a State Exceu.
five Committee, corposed Of q chairman
AND two other members OF the organization
resident at or near the city OF h'cntnonu,
ID be appointed< by the president OF the
Convention.
20. There shaIl be a State Committee, COM
nosei' az three members oil the organization
srom each cong residual district, to be elected
Inv the delegates to tue Convention from tue
respective districts, and their names gwen
20 the president Of the Convention, to be
formally announced by atm when. he shall
announce the names Of the State Executive
Committee. .o,,
! 4. There shall he a committee for eacn
congressional district, to be conposea ~
three members OF the State Commttec ~.
The district, whose auiy it shall be TO looh
after the interests and affairs OF the organ
tzation In their respective districts.
l. There shall he an executive comm,ttee
Tor each city aud county in ike state, 10 NC
composed Of a chairman and three members
for each ward Of a city, and three 1of eact'
magisteriai district OF county.
8. The representation for all nominating
or other conventions Of the organizations
Shall he upon .be basis OF population, IN the
rate of one delegate and one alternate iol
every i've hundred population, or not less
than one for each district, rs given by tht
last census,
4. III shall be their duty to proutde tor al
nominating or other conventions OF me or
g1niza.ion Uitlin their respective dastr'ctS
and. 6y conference and agreement, for aA
nom mating conventions TO select cdndaddtes
for the General ASSEMBLY, dc.
| It seems to US that it will be lmpossiple
| for any man to convince the people that II
was not the design OF the authors OF the
above plan OF organization to destroy the
Conservative party. If any such explana'
ton can he made, the sooner it is made the
better will it be for the leaders in the bolt
ers' convention Of the 18th OF last month'
Let us know now what you could possibly
have intended to do which was not aDso'
lutely aud. totally Inconsistent with your
membership in the Conservative party!
L
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The Readiusters Of the Legislature.

The readiusters, by their tilibustering du-
ring the last days OF the regular session,
thus defeating important and nece ssary le-
plslat,on, made it absolutely necessary for
the Governor to call an extra session OF the
Legislature. 1t is time now for the people
10 begin to understand something OF the
objects and ends and aims OF these obstrlc-
tionists, who have rendered this additional
expenditure of over $4,000 necessary.
They voted soIidy against an extension
OF the regular session, although a large
number of important bills had moi been
acted upon. and they knew as well as those
| vino voted for an extension that they had
failed, and failed by their own act. to ac-
compliSh the main object for which they
boosted at the beginning Of the last session
they had been elected-the settlement OF
the public debt. We charge this failure on
their part to an intention to force the Gov
ernor to call special session, in order that
they might receive out Of The public trea-
sury the extra compensation of $3.50 each,
not one cent OF which they would or could
have received il they had merely extended
the regular session.
We charge some OF these same readjust-
els with an effort to get out Of the depleted
treasury OF this poor old Commonwealth
constructive mileage for travelling from
their homes to Richmond TO attend this
special session, although they did not leave
the capital before the extra session was
called, and not one single one OF them had
returned home; and this, too, while they
are crying out about the poverty OF the
State and the inability Of the people
to bear any increased taxation, and
claiming that they. are par excellence
the friends Of economy in the administra-
tion of public affairs. We charge these
same readiusters with deliberately planning
TO defeat any settlement OF the State debt.
because they intend, if they can possibly
accomplish that end, to keep this question
open so that they may not be deprived of
the only hobby that has or ever can enable
them to draw pay as members OF our State
Legislature.
And, finally, we charge that these same
readiusters are striving with all their inge-
nuity and cunning to break up the Conser-.
vatiye party in this State, and hence their
efforts to defeat any and all measures cacu-
lated to settle and put at rest the only ques-
ton about which there is any division among
the people Of the State.
We believe they will only succeed in re-
milling themselves to that original obseu-
rity from which so many Of them but re.
Gently emerged. Their exit will note the
da9n Of better era for Virginia, and for
the people OF Virginia. Vest Point Star.
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nc7~ NEW GOODS NEW >Tyr,,

nS" NEW GOODS! NEW NTYI.t,,-
just received 4 very iar"" assortment NJ
SPRING GrDD~.
IMPORTED ESPECIALLY F.pr Wy TRtfy
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITIES,
from the very best ErgIi-h and Frrueh maH ..,
ries, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAVE.
SOME. Ibes TO ini"rn NY friend, nu! '!r r.. .
generally that shall offer the" go"I,. ma.!, 81, I
the latest styles "nd by the best "9rh'ana. r T.,
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. AMI CUFFS ,u4l. ,u...r ,
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed
JOHN C. sIIAFEE. Merchant T,..-
NH 13-3ui W. lput Main ,.,...
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Of the State to meet the nccruing interest,"
.on ), it,e new bondszR the needed money
cannot first be obtained by temporary 'oan ,er
Mr.. ALLEN spoke with gre at force LOT
over an hour in support OF The Dill: ,n
Mr.. McCoNNELL followed against the OIL, jill.
T and had the floor when. ut Z. NJ, DC gaSe
way to motion to adjourn.
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THE HYpoCRIrEs THE provision now
on the statute book authorizing the ap'
pointment of supervisors Of election to
oversee elections outside OF cities contain.
ing twenty thousand inhabitants was at
tached June 10, 1872, to an appropriation
bill, and thus became n law. But it is
revolutionary" for the Democrats to dc
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DEATHS.

Died Of prcrn1n!a. on "Wednesday the 10Th in
slant III 5,s o'clGrk =. NJ JAMES FRENCH
Youngest child of David i. and Mary l.. Quick.
The friends Of the family arc requested toalend
tn. funeral from the residence of his grandfather.
AIR. John Talman. zig south Ia1rcl strcct, I'll -
(rhurs,!ay) EVENING at 81: o'clock.
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Dated March 20, 1879
PROCLAIM AXIOM.
} THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

III O r. Il f VOTERS OF HENRlCO
4 COUNTY.-I hereby announce elf a clpdi
date for COUNTY TRFhSURER-Subjcct to noni-
nation bv the Conservative party.
NH nO-eodEwts JOHN J.. GRUBBS.
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OF ali the newspapers in Virginia OF
either party there is only one daily (the
tHAHD that opposes the present bill before
the Legislature for .reaaSusting the State
debt. How ds that? .,,.,s.3,.i,. ,,,5I. 49,.
|tt OF all the eomntry newspapers in the State
only six or segen obscure ones are opposed
to that plan OF settlement. How Is that?
And yet ahis little faction OF newspapers
pretend that they are rejecting fle wishes
Of the pecple1 what nonsense.-Peters-
burg Post. 8 ..ssss' 49,. - .t.ts. +
We reproduce iHe. letter OF Majer Henry
from the fact that We believe it rejects the
sentiments ofla large aiorisy Of the citi.
gems OF this p6rt Of the State. While our
people haye been strongly in, favor OF re-
adfu meni, row that 10 bus come I'M The
shape ofsaihai AicC plloeh compromise, they
are satisfied ana Ia favor aof accepting and
having Gone 9Th this, Yexed "a uestion.--
i, 500, - 4 & 'I,> s,t ~, s,,'
CD specs, I sSIosdges II ii new York
peisxpasng as a martyr. ss4t.ttdsa /
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COURT ORDERS.


VlRGINIA-lN HANOVER COUNTY
' COURT, FEBRUARY 10, 1s79.-IN THE
MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM j..
CHI. DRESS, UECEASED-EX PARTE-A re-
port Of the accounts OF Charles W. Childress, all
minslrator Of Wll'iyIu j. Chtfdres, deceased. hav-
ing been fled in the office OF This court. under ehan-
and also report or The debts ana demands agains;
said decetent or his estate, and more than TWO years
having elapsed since the date Of the order eonfsTrng
authority upon the said administrator. on motion OF
William L. Chdress and others. le2atees OF said es'
tate. Il Is ordered that the creditors OF said Wfilitn
j. Chldress do show c1use, IL any they eau. the
drst day OF the May term, 1879 before ibis Court,
agaust the pay nent aud delivery OF The estate OF
The said William j. ghdress. deceased, 10 his leg.
tees without requiring rsfuuding bond., :. .,5...
And IL Is further ordered that COPY Of this order
be published once week Tor four successive weeks
In the Richmond ID ispatch, and another copy post
ed the front door Of Hanover county courthouse
on the first day or TWO successive terms or said
p fAcopy--teeiS:J I'll q. i.gp.s. Il ilsip .a!Ei-
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9o-GEN'T STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
99.CENT STORE
LOTS OF NEW GOODS FOR THE &C. COUNTER.
A full assortment or JAPANNED CAKE and
GROCERY-BOXES;
All sizes JAPANNED WAITERS-much lower
than before;
CRUMB-pANS and BRUSIIES-cheap:
FANCY CASH BOXES;
a LEMON-SQUEEZERS,
ICE-TONGS,
HAIR-BRUSHES. [...
CONTROVERSIES,
BOOT-BRUSHES;
SO new subjects in CHROMOS at s1.75;
PARlAN MARBLE GOODS marked very low
those formerly at 99c. pair now 25c., those
formerly s1.9S pair now SOC;
All sizes GLASS SHADES very low.
Call early for the TIN-wARE OH the SC. counter.
Catalogues free to any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
E NH II sos Broad street.
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NH 2O-Gt
M DRY GOoDsi DRY GOODS /!
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODS!
ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL OF SPRING
AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.

BUNTiNGS In all qua lilies and colors;
BLACK ALL-WoOL CAsHMEREs, in all quail
ties-somc as low as Soc per yard;
BLACK CASHMERES at Is. 20, 25. 40, and SOC.
BLACK ALPACAS at Is, 20, rs, 80, 35c., and mp
to 81 per yards
HANDSOME GRENADINES and BROCADED
SILKS;
MADRAS PLhIDS In LINEN and COTTON;
DEBAGEs, BACADES. and MOIlAIRS;
CAsSIMEREs, COTTONADEs. and DRILLINGs;
PIQUES, DRESS LINEN. and GRASS CLOTHS
HAMBURG EDGINGS aud INSERTlNGS
ToRCHON EDGINGS and 1NsERTINGS;
TABLE-CLoTIis, NAPKINS, TOWELS, ard
LINEN CRUMB-CLOTHs;
LINEN CARRIAGE.ROBEs and CARRIAGE
BLANKETS;
MATrINGs, CARPETS, OGL-CLOTIIS, RIGS,
and MATS;
NECK-TIES, BOWS, and SCARFS; ...
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
RUFFS and KUFFLINGS;
GLOVES, SOCKS, and STOCKINGS In great va
rely.
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CARRIAGES. BUGG1Es, &c.

rHILDREN'S CARRIAG EcMWg
~ MANUFACTORY.- All the late 60
styles on hand or made to order at short notice.
Every CARRIAGE guaranteed superior to those of
northern make and at rs low prices, thereby making
It to the interest OF those In need 10 buy home
made Carriage. REPAIRING OF ALL. KINDS
DONE. n'..-,,. ....-, .us. W. G.. SMITH,
Factory and sa,esroom FIFTH street between Broad
and Marshall streets. NH 10-3mo
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SEHNE-THREAD.
CEINE-THREAD! ,s.. Aszmszg

SEINE-TUKEADI ~ $1,000 ~ <ezfSsxHsas
y ,SEINE.THREAD E sss.ssss-g&ss
UNPRECEDkNTEDiY Low PRICES.
= /. SEINF-THREAD. SEINE-'EWlNES, ~
T.; SE1NE-LiNES, SEIEE-CORK, $50
YAWKING, GIL4LING-RUPE, &C.
We are Offering the above At very low prices 10
order t. close out stock before MAX Ing our alter
aiiou In store All III lse Ia want should lake the
advantage of the low prices and supply themselves
at once. We have expert hands IN our emplnn for
the mann facture Of NETS aud SCENES which we
are prepared to furnish at short notice.
- i'El-'|E !: l.. LtGHTENsrElNt&i SONS /
4,tit@s. corner Seventeenth aud EfanRtn strcats.
THREAD, and importers OF o.her trauds. fec
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REMNANTS! REMNANTS! REMNANTS!
Two hundred REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
in lengths Of from three to fourteen yards, 10 be
sold very low.
PARASOLS IN great variety 81 very low prices.
A general variety OF FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS
and TRIMMINGS at the lowest prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
NH - 1017 and 1919 Main street.
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CRsCRERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

BRIDGEPORT BRASS CoMPASY,l
". 10 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
... ...... ,...i ..... February 6, 1879.
MIR. GEORGE GIBSON. Dr., is appoint
Iva ell our SOLE AGENT for the sale OF the .
LEADER BURNER ANB CHIMNEY,
with all improvements appertainiug thereto, for The
city OF Richmond, State Of Virginia.
~ IDGEPORT BRASS COMPANY:
fe 10 -s SAMUEL HOLMES. Treasurer
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HSoIS. SHOES. &c
r OOk AT THIS

7 OUk AT THIS! -
have placed Oh my coun'er s!!'''
INFANTS TIES, all color> ;: }, ,,r.. =. Gee.
INFANTS RALMOkAiS:M -. !. 1t = :
BOYS CONGRESS GAlfkkrrin r.. $3.50
LADIES' SERGE RIII'n',I hIuG "a,
LADIES' SERGE BC tTUN'b''''
al $3.50 worth 81 ..,Jr CALF ~
CENT EMEN'S "tEl. E->,,'3n
GRESS e ALTERS. 81 worth ~ Gail At "n''
The above are all hr>s-rtsS, I'D ,;.."t. ~.
you wish bargains at No $50 y s!G T.w. rArh"G
Ia lS-3m " .e-r-
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We have the testimony Of rur.,si!". g.. ,~..
scribe II, and o. patient WI" :ieN" ;.tr, Saba. -
IS HOEE ACCEPTABLE TO TnG ,:#.l., 49,,
MORE EASILY AaSIMlLATED IitN ',a.,."l.
OIL. NFtbi 6 i.'l' T..
importing and Dislr...':-, rhn" ..
nol5 $40 Hain sIr.... RAM. ..,L
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PERSONAL.

r GEORGE GRANT PETERkIN. Of
l., Inverprnc, in the county of Moray. Scotland.
formerly Lieutenant in hel Naicatys, rrsi-
mcnr. the Sherwood Forc>crs, az present residing
i'm Greepbricr county. Western Virginia. I. ). y :.
hereby declare that have, in pursuance OF The Ill
Ieutelant-C Colonel =. Grant e!crkin ceased tn use
lie surname of Petcrkiu and that intend Fence
forth to use OILY The surname Of GRANT, and be
known md in all leca! AMI other focumrntS de-
scribe and sign myself us GEORGE GRANT.
GEORGE GRANT.
Dated March 90, 1879. NH ~ IL
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GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL
KINDS.
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PROPOSALS FOR
FEED AND pROYENDtE
FOR THE HORSES OF THE FIRE D:IAn'
MENT.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DFPAETME&ty
40. II TENTH STREET.
RICHMOND, March ID. IA1?.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the i.,.s'
OF Tie Richmond Fire Department with
HAY.
OATS.
RROWNSTCFF,
CORN.
SHIpSTUFF,
SALT. &C.,
from April l, 1879. to July l, 1879. vii r" ..'
&C ycd unTll
FRIDAY, MARCH 2S, 1874.
III 4 l.. NJ,
at headquarters Fire Department. 10 - I'-,
street where forms OF prop >a'- ula! b' H'' '~
ulicatIon TO The CHIEF EngiE.cr.
Address CHARLES +. la I'm.
Chairman Committee on Fire Departments
NH l5-td -
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!aHG'SE,TI EHTS.

THE BEST ENTERTAlNMENT or MODERN
MAGIC EVER OFFERED N RICHMOND.
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: Now, rs the Governor has convened the
Legislature iiutf extra session, II is to be
hoped that every fairand honorable effort
will be- made to settle the matter. Itmight
assWeil be done siow'b by this Legislature as
thereafter by anothsf one. s.ThB facts areall
before them. They haye,haaoftme 70 inTes.
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KELLAR. THE GREAT ILLUSIONiST,
whose right to The lille is completely verified.
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GAVE MONEY

GAVE MONEY
y
As the season is advanced and the wants Of trade
few, we determined to keep up our sales. ant
TO do so have marked down our
ENTIRE STOCK TWENTY PER CENT,
bringing ill goods very low, and many at less than
PRIME COST.
Don't fail to call this month on
BROWNE & ROWE.
and thereby yourself 81 out Of SO spent with
them. Remember all Of their fresh and desirable
goods, Including
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
NOVELTIES, ETC,
arc to be sold without exception ut
PRICES THAT WILLTELL.
Give them call at their popular store. 507 Broad
street. II lO-enn
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DRY GOODS.
6 MURDER WILL OUT"

g" MURDER WILL OUT"
so WILL THE y s3fE Of THE CHEAPEST DRY
GOODS HOUSE II THE CITY.
We arc determined to ocncnt the public by notify.
ing them 1T the earliest moment of the arrival of
MANY GREAT BARGAINS
which we have succeeded In nhtlining from the
NDRTHEEN AUCTION SALES.
CoTToN-nNVnI.. SIC: WAMsUTTA, 1o,sc.
FKuiT OF nTE LOOM, Sl4c.;
Yardwile }HUWN GGOiT0N. 4&c.;
StiIETI;S;G! GALl c;, Az;
CORDED PGQUE>. 44c. &C.. Sc. and loc.:
The best STRIPED and ED-M USLINa At
10c.-@rcat har@ain: "
GOOD BhEACIiEn TABLE-pAMAsk, aI 4nr:;
a. 4Ir., reduced from. G5c Othsr bargain5 IL this
line of goods. \ new lot Of CREPE CLOTH at los.
less than real value. Novelties In DRESS GOODS.
JAPANESE BKOCADED SILKS 1T auction
MollAlR DEEEGEs, doub'c-wid,h, fine quality,
BLkCk SILKS AND SATlNS at figures tha, car-
not bc uudcrS"ld.
Remember our new ant! large varicyof BLACK
SILK FhiN GEES Don't purchase BuhTlNG> BE-,
fore examining stock OF black aud coar"f. AT
wool. ~ Il price too low 10 mention here. BRETON
ana Ttjl.CIlUN LACtS;' BUTTONS. large variety
Of latest Styles: 5000 yards WOhsrED FRINHES,
DERlES on white ard cn,orcd linen. IN ALL
LINEN DAA1ASK TOWEL for l0c. Only few
spleudid assortment of LADIES and CHlLnRLE'S
HOSIERY. JULIUS MEYER,
GG3 Broad street.
Our FivE-CENT COUNTER has been nounil-
fully repirniShcd. NH Is
nRY GOODs.-Having a full line OF
- sood and many at s,pssalIy low f ,5. we ";
~. CT. and and 7c. Nee lire EDiiiSG$, VEILINGS
j. &. WiIlTLOCK,
D,b I'm, h.tn
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Dir. FAIR stated that had he been present
when the vote was taken on agreeing TO tile
amendment offered by Mr.. FOWLER submit
ting the question of the settlement OF the
public debt rs contained in Senate Bill No.
l to the people, be would have voted in the
affirmative. ....... .,..-......s
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