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III NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS
AT
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
ALARGE STOCK OF GOODS SLIGHTLY DAM.
AGED BY WATER.

SAC. dozen ALL-LINEN HANDKERCFIIEFSa at
&c. apiere;
$50 dozen ALL.LINEN HEMsTITCHED HAND
KtRClIIEFS AZ SIC. worth s5c.:
2 cases Of LINEN DRILL at 2jc, value Of which
27 rieces of NULL MUSLIN at lac. worth soc
A large stock of CHECKED and STRIPED MUS
Inns at considerably less than last seasons
81 pieces of FRENCH MARSEILLEs at 37Hc.-
quality gen, rally sOd at 7ic.;
ALL.LINkN NAPKINS al Doc. dozen-aso at
7Jc. ana 81.
Also, an extensive lot OF large and very fine DIN
NER NAPKINS alta great deal less than their
value
TURKEY.RED TABLE LINEN at 5Oc a yard
worth 7jc., az 75c heretofore sold az Csc.
Also a large stock of BURNSLEY TABLE.LINEN
a. less tnan last seasons value
Fail lines OF VICTORIA LAY rs. LINEN
LAWNS. FRENCH NAlN-ODKS, ORGAN
DIES. and cher wnlte gooi.;
25 piece, IL NE Y SHELTING ana Pillow
CASE LINENS VERY slightly damaged by
teri;
A very extensive stock of BED.QUHgS-grcat
blrg los IN that department;
MARSFIlL QUILT> a SjP.:
CROCHET QUILTS ~ : 40 work Sl.75:
MARSEILLES CGIG-QUiLt, ~ i worth bl7j.
Also. the most attractive stock of HAMBURG EM-
BROlDERY ever offer Il IN tai, citv. some OF
aui VIII he sold for less Ihin one half lhcic cost
Oi importation.
II LACE> W. Oif,r eyCry variety from the cheap
-, esi t. the finest in rea goo s..
We won also call special aiten ion 10 our at rae
tive stock Of COR>Er>, In which department.
7j-BUNE EACELLtNT Fi1TIN0 CORSET at
soc.
Ato. fun new line Of LADIES aud CHlLDREN's
HOSIERY. fe %
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SPECIAL ynvsCEs.
aa- GOODS FOR the SEASON.

sAcKINGs for spring wear--an elegant assort.
ment;
BLACK CAsHyEREs In all qualities: also, large
assortmento Of MOHAIRs and ALPACAs;
BLACK aud COLoRED SILKS, BL ACK and col
ORED sATIys. PEKINs, and BsOCADEs;
MADRAS GINGHAM>, LAWNS, PERCAL rs,
and CAMBRICs
Genuine ENGLISH CHEvfOTs, PERCAL Els;
CAMBRICs, and CALICoEs for sbirting
CURTAIN MUSLIN at 1oc. yard worth 20c.
TOTELLING at sc. yard worth &C..
HUCKABACK TOWELS at 90 .5 per dozen worth
s45O;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTTNGs-ih the
largest. cheapest, aud best-assor,ed stock ever
offered:
TORCHoN, LAvGUADOCK. SMYRNA, sAxO-
NY, AMERICAN. CASHMERE, BREToNNE,
and other fashionable laccs;
SHETLAND sHAwLs IN all colors AMI qualities =.
CRETONs for furniture covering in great variety ;
FICHuEs, LACE AID SILK sCARFs, LACE and
LINEN COLLARS:
C0RsETs in great yariety-all sizes, in white and
cOlore1:
PARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS direct from the
manufacturers. We are Offering cxtrao rdinary
bargains in this line.
MARSEILLES QUILTS at 1915 worth $3.50;
FOSTER KID GLOVES are the best manufac-
tured-lbey have the best flstcnings ever made
and H. as a glove should
Large additions are being made daily TO our stock
LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1919 Main street,
NH IL Richmond, Va.
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Governor Holiday; expressing their pre-
fer, Gee for the Hon. james A. Frazier as
tie successor 10 fuckers congressional
slippers, and fnvoring an independent eiec-
toral ticket. There had been no pubic TO
iice OF the proposed meeting, and, therefore,
but very few OF the persons prcsens IN
town had the privilege Of participating.
There were fiom forty to tifty persons III
the courthouse during the reading oil the
resolutions; after which the only speech
made was by an old gentleman, who said |:
"As we have heard these questions dis
cusscd until We are tired OF tbem, move
the adoption OF the resolutions" We count
| cd six voices--and only six-yotlng Aye"
aud, turning TO notwithstanding gentle
man by our side, we ventured the remark,
els 1t possible that only six persons VIII vote
| In favor OF the rcsolutions?" Turningto-
wards me with a plying look, he replied,
"Tbough only six voted for them. did you
notice there was not u single vote agaiDst,
therefore Of course they were unanimously
| adopted" So the great county OF B0te-
tourt stands recorded as fayoTrng an inde-
pendent electoral ticket, when only six per-
sons were found willing to announce their
willingness to offer the vote OF Virginia as
the object OF sale or barter. Court will be
in session ali week, and osibly before its
adjournment we may he enlightened as to
how fuckers slippers can be so readiusted
and elIminat, /" that the Hon. Frazier
can tit them to hIs feet.
The people of all this section are en-
Unused with the prospects OF the speedy
completion OF the Clifton Forge railroad
and the development OF the valuable mine
raj deposits in their midst. To hear them
talk would satisfy any. mind that another
and seemingly an inexhaustible miae had
been developed, the gaseous properties OF
which were very apparent. Bat already
every branch OF trade is encrgizcd. and but
few counties in the State possess as MANY
real advantages as are embosomed within
the limits OF this grand oil county.
We ere now having prolonged wet
spelI. The fretted waters from the noun
tains threaten damage to the low lands.
OCCASIONAL.
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Hon. j. Il. RICHMOND surprised those WI o
bad never heard him speak by the elegance
oil bis manner and the strength Of his argn.
ment In the little speech which he made on
"Wednesday night 10 the State Central Com
mitiee, OF which be Is member. He is
really fine speaker, II one may judge cor
rec,iy from the taste of his quality which
was afforded those who had the pleasure Of
hearing the remarks we have alluded to. He
deserves too, The thanks OF the people OF
Virgins for the strenuous efforts which he
successfully made to have the call for con-
ventIon - framed US to allow all the Demo-
Gratis In the State TO participate In sending
delegates to tire Richmond Convention on
the 1874 VI May next.
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!, 4. ,,,,,r,,e ,hus-ouIy love Tor Che honor
him ,, v 70 wn. than which ne tsslf Is no
deaIsr. .d A anS material service 10 the past,
rendered an, az, have always been true to thei {
bis anc s.a No has ever looked upon Joe
native S s' e;soImian as the synonym foe all
' wo,o :. rood and great aud yirtuous upon
INA. .,s - her sons OF the past and INC pre-
tn,s ss ns sba,I be the GamaIeIs wb1ss teach
s s na, ,,i,l attempt to follow through life
, hn s IN now and always, by the help OF God,
~ w" Tor the advancement Of her interests ;
WI VIZ no 20 considers It the highest privilege 10
10 ,i,owed 10 subscribe himself
w "'""'~ A VIRGINIAy.
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IABERTy. VA. March 10. 1880

Editors Dispatch: Dear SIrs,-Will YOU
oblge q subscriber by publishing in your
paper the resolutions and platform OF the
Democratic party as laid down in its con-
vcntion which met in New York in 1868 and
nominated Seymour for President, also the
names OF the Virginia delegates in that Con-
veniion? {.
We have not room for the platform. The
delegates were Messrs. JOHN b. BALDWIN
(chairman), ROBERT OULS, THOMAS j. EVANS
secretary, Il. S. BOCoCK, GEORGE BLOW, j..
L. KEMPER (the only time or place KEMPER
ever broke down or rather failed in trying
to make a speedy, john GooDE, Jr., L. j..
1--WE think 1t was 7. j. KLBY, JAMES BAR
BOUR, ROBERT RIDGwAY, r. ii. GLASS, j. r..
TUCKER, II. Y. CONRAD, Mr.. KENT, FAYETTE
MCMULIIN, X. w. HUGHES, Mr.. POWERS
land several slternates whose names we
cannot recalD.
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BOTETOURT COUNTY.
FINcASTLE, Va, March {

TINVANTLE, A., MdTCTl ., TOOU.
Editors Dispatch The Readiusters to
the number Of one hundred and fifty or
more had a "pow.wow here to-day, con-
demning Governor Holiday, huzzahiug for
our senator and delegate, and hosting Fra
zier for Congress. The more active Of The
party kept aloof from the meeting, evi.
IDENTITY for the purpose OF testing the back
bone of tie party. Not manv voted on the
resolutions, though subsequent inquiry
through The crowd satisfied me that they
concurted 10 all that was done. That Gov
ernor Holiday has Numbered 50 far as
Bo,etourt is concerned seems 10 be the gen.
eral opinion here now; although some Of
the over-sanguine think he has Knocked out
the bottom. Time will show.
Truly, &C., SALISBURY.
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KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
[Corr, spondence of The Riehnon Dispatch
N,prrr IN 1890

[Corrt spondence of The Riehmon Di~patchl
MARCH 10, 1880.
We are having spell Of cold, rainy
weather, which will do no harm, as most
farmers are well advanced In plOughing,
having taken advantage OF the remarkably
fine weather prevailing here since Christ
mas indeed, It had become little too dry
for wheat. and many had finished sowing
oats and planted early potatoes before this
rain set in-all Of which will be greatly
benefited, insuring good stand in the two
crops last mentioned. Where wheat was
put in about the middle OF October last, in
tirst-rafe order, particularly drilled, ii looks
very well. The warm, open winter has
pushed 1t forward till it will nearly hide a
hare on the best lands now, and if Il favor
able season occurs after. this, the harvest
will open much sooner than last year-proba-
bly, by the first week in June. But yet it
i such an uncertain crop. 30 easily injured
at The critical period, liable 10 so many d.
asters, hat it has passed almost into a pro-
verb, " As uncertain as whe IT." Old farmers
these times shake their knowing beads anu
tell you not to count your crop I'LL it i, inca
sured through your half
The people are indignant and Disguised
with the recent decisions at Washington,
uDu We uON nave Oui t1tS Iullf OltuCu w
centralizing designs Of The "poweIs that
be-" What more could we have expected
from that infamous "diiunde" bench
styled the Supreme Court OF the United
States. that deliberately aided through the
majority OF its members in stealing the pre-
sidency Of the Union? 1t was then only
eight against seven; now it is six rs. two.
In tue short space OF four years or less they
have sunk another grade in infamy. " Ed-
cuiS decenSuS dUerni." What a pity the
SIX could not take " Through ticket" next
time! The issue presented TO the people Of
this country through the means OF these
vile and really unconstitutional cdicts, or
so-called decisions, is one that ought
swallow up all others in the coming strug
gle for the chit magistracy. To use a
Kearneyism," =" let us pool our issues"
and meet " consolidation with a solid and
undivided mass OF constitntion-loying Vir-
ginians and men.
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This letter gives the other side OF the
question presented in another letter from
Botetourt (see aboyel]
FINCAsTLE. Va. March 0, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: Yesterday was court
day in Fincaslle. Il being the term OF court
when the accounts OF road overseers were TO
be adjusted, larger number OF persons
than usual were in attendance.
The new judge (whom bis friends term
"the judge with the eagle eye") presided
with an urbane dignity which was crafty
ing 10 witness. Hrs rulings were prompt,
we'll worried. and apparently very fair
minded. Most OF The day was occupied
with road claims and case in which fault
was found with liquor. dealer for selling
too little whskey In the month OF January.
Iii. counsel defended him as an honest and
upright man, and stated. though personally
absent that month, ne felt sure the record
wa correct. The Commonwealth Attnr-
ney promptly withdrew his demand for
revocation OF the license, cas- the statement
OF the counsel that he was from home Salts
faciorily exclaimed the lessened number Of
drinks taken during That month";"
Alter dinner there was meeting In the
coorI-beuse. which passed resolutions de-
nouncing the "shallow" veto message Of
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lIOr The Richmond Dispatch ]
A Nas, Affair,

FINCASILE, March s, 1880.
A very sad affair occurred near Amstor-
dam, in this county, Yesterday, in the death
If Colonel Kelley, OF that place. He bad
left home in the afternoon t. 90 TO Mrs.
Munford's, as he said. on business. Not
returning at dark, search was made, and he
was found lying face-fortmOst in small
branch and drowned. He had taken his
coat ana hat oil, and they were found lying
near by. Various opinions prevail as 10 The
cause OF his death. He was sober, high.
ly-esteemed citizen, prominent member
of the Church, and leaves large family.
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baltimore Conference Methodist Hpis-
cOpaI Church South.
[cpecialto The Baltimore

Especial TO the Baltimore Americana
FRONT ROYAL, VA, March 10.--The Con-
ference has concluded It's labOrS. DR.. Mar
tin was elected president, i. Carson secre-
tary, and Charles Shipey treasurer OF the
Mission Boaid.
The night session was opened with reli-
oious service by Rev. j. II. Waugh-Blshop
Keener in the chair. On motion John i.
| Hall and j. ID. Reese were granted location.
DR.. Poisal, George II Jefferson, and Will
liam ii. Wilson were granted supsrnu-
merlry relation. p. = f. SiXess was granted
superannuated relation Rev. DR. Roszell
was appointed 10 preach Conference SER
mon at the next session. HalrisOnburg was
| fixed upon as the place for lldinS the next
session OF the Conference. The total amount
for ministerial support during the year is
800, 77S.
APPOINTMENTS.
Rockinqhdm District John s. Martin.
presiding elder. Siaunton-R. Il. 5. lIougb.
stanton Circuit-W. X. Marshall. llar-
risonbure-J. l.. Shipey. Shenandoah
Iron Works-A. p. BOude. WayneSbOro'-
j. K. Vanhorn. Augusia-C. ID. Lin
thicum. Mount Sidney-A. Weller. Rock
ingham-J. :. Hopkins. East Rocking
ham-L. II. Graybl. Port Repubic-J.
| l. MdNNcll. NOUN ltd>dUt IL - Ndiu-
well. Luray-F. II. Echey, II. y. Brown.
New Market--D. Bush, A. Boone super
nnmerarv, Woodstock aud Edinhurs-
w. c. Maloy. Columbia Furnace-G. T..
d. Collins. Bii dgewater-H. W. klnzer,
K. s. Cunningham. FURNISHES. r..
Snapp, &. II. Jefferson supernumerary.
West Augusta-R. v. Williams. Wesleyan
Female Insiiiute-W. A. Harris, president.
Roanoke DiStrict-T f. Carson, presid-
ing elder. Silem-J. j. Kron. Roanoke
W. .. Ross. Black burg-B b. w. Bond.
! Chri,tiansburg-W Hammond. Fincas-
TED. f. EntzleD. Amsterdam-L. l..
Boyd. Lexington S'atIoD-L. &. Miller.
Lexington CircWt-W. II. Seat. Upper
Botetourt-W. I. Qlinn. CollertOwn-T.
Briley.' james Riyer-T. &. Neyill. New
Castle-A. Z. McNeer. Catawba- Ross.
Newport. II. BOyd. J. PastoTtieId. La
fayette-W. w. Hedrick. Fairield-O. +.
Burgess.
Lel1iSburg DiStict-J. f. Dice, presiding
elder. Lewi>burg j. $. Hutchinson. Frank
fort-H. NJ. StrickIer, and one to be sup
Piled. Blue Sulphur, w. II. Sanders. Al
derson and Ronceyertc-C. 5. Ryan. Him
ton-H. ID. Bishop. Cent:evile-L. Lynch.
Peter>town-R. NJ. Wheeler. Union-C.
l.. Cameron. Hilsdale-J. II. Anderson.
White SULPHUR. {. Jones. COylngtoD-
j. c. Sedwick. Alvon--A. II. Way. LoyiI-
tony. W. Wheeler. HunterSyiIe-W.N n.
Warner. Edrey-W. NJ. Iliner. Green
bank-A. o. Armstrong. Highand-C. l..
Torreyson. Bath-J. 5. CrIcknberger.
Mountain Grove. w. Canter, supply.
Dunlap's Creek-T. Diny.
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Mr.. Burton n. Harrison; OF this city, who
was formerly private secretary TO Mr.. JEFF
fersOn Davis at Richmond in 1868. was yes
terday sworn in at the bar of the United
States Supreme Court rs Que OF its counsel
lors.-NetC YOrk jYOrid. 10Th.
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n-i3- COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
ofirrirg The largest aud most atraciive St1ca Of
LADIES UNDERWEN AR ever affered in This city.
Among them VIII be und a great many thar can
not DO siby be made up at the prices they SELL
ing them for. fe Is
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Fowler. you are sold. That los,.to-sight
poem II bogus.
~ the way, yop must tell ps now whether
yon ere for IN vnpledged electoral ticket or
tor the Democratic tlcket3
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The following preamble and resolution
were adopted by the State Committee az its
meeting In Richmond March 10th:
Whereas. realizing the tact that the Con-
seryatives OF Virginia, though divided upon
the local and transient Issue II the State
debi. are Ia coUmuDion and sympaihy upon
tue great issues that divide the country,
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neg- SEINE THREAD. sEINETHREAD.

pound worth Sl.2J
500 pounds No. 50 SEINE THREAD AT 1 worth
Sl.35. We fix these low prices so rs to close
out our sock.
NH IL LEVY BROTHERS.
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FANCY GOODS.
SQS BROAD STREET.

few handsome patterns Of GENTLEMEN'S
STOCk.PLATE VE>I CHAINS from SO 10
20, w0rrauted for fifteen years. The price l.
about three fOurth5 that usually charged for the
same quality good.
New patterns In LADIES' MERCHANTS at 81:
New patterns ENAMELLED and SEPARABLE
SLEENE-BUTTOAS, warranted Tor five years
atSI;
New settings in solid ten and twelye-karat GOLD
and ttildrens sold ENGRAVED aud ENAM.
ELLED RINGS at 81:
1 he largest assortment OF GENTLEfENrS SCARF
PINS ever shown in town, including all ne new
English sporting patterns, a few French design.
besides The pear-shap II real OnyX-lthc,c goods
are In good plate or dne gllt and are warranted
for three years, and vary in price from 2jc. 10
$500.
In FRAMES show lner assortment than ever
before. BLACK WALNUT with French wal
nut and gilt liningat SOC: RLACK WALNUT
with engraved and gil lining al G0c aud 81:
beautiful ENAMELLED aud ENGRAVED
FRAMES. former price Sl.25, but now selling
at 81. In cabinet size have elegant GOLD
LEAF and VELVET FRAMES at 1897. 1915.
and 1925: beautiful ENGRAVED. ENAM-
ELLED GOLD INLAID and VELVET
FRAME at 1925; more Of those handsome
VELVET FRAMES with engraved rustic
enamel ouside at 81; SlLK-VELVET with
doors anu KEEL trimmings at . and card size
al 95c; new design ana patterns a. soc 65c.,
and Zoe; card sZ, Us low Is 49,. 20c and 25c
Thirteen new patterns IN POCkET-BOOKS aud
PORTE.MONNAlES, Those Two patterns al
csc and 81 beat anything we have ever shown
New UMBRELLAS In cambrlc, Scotch gingham,
and alpaca from Toe. To 1925. have a line Of
Scotch goods on natural stick at sI.20. $l35.
and $3.50. anO on bamboo stick with paragon
frame at Sl.50, sl.75, aud ~ three sizcsl, that
are " gsa-dyed," which I wa rant. II after the
hardest rain they show color on 4 white cambria
handkerchief will refund the money paid
4 full line Of LADIES sATCHELs and GENTLE
MEMS VALiSES al very low prices.
One Gaze OF GENTLEMEN'S SOFT HATS at 81
worth 1925. New dc gns in CARDS and EN-
YkLOPES at zoe. 25c., and SOC.
WA. STEVENS. 5O5 Broad street.
Look az those handsome CARPEr.SEAT FOLD.
ING ROCKERS at 1925. mill
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Conservative state Convention.

A Convention OF The Conservative party
Of Virginia will be held In the city OF Rich
mond on Wednesday the 10Th dav OF May,
1880, at ~ NJ, for The purpose of appoint
ing delegates to the Democratic National
Convention, which l. TO meet in Cincinnati
on June %, 1880.
All Conservative, Democratic, or other
citizens Of Virginia, irrespective OF past
political associations or differences, who are
willing to unite in the effort for pure. eco
nomical, and constitutional government,
and intend 10 support the nominees OF the
Cincinnati Convention and to oppose the
aominees OF the Republican party. are enti-
tied to participate in meetings to send dele
gates TO the said Convention.
There shall be one delegate and one al.
ternate 10 every one hundred Conservative
yoters and multipIes of one hundred cx.
eeeding ffty-on the basis OF the Tilden
and hendricks vote In Virginia 10 Novem.
Der, ls76-to be elected or appointed IN such
manner as the county and city organization
may prescribe.
J6gN I. LOWELL, Chairman;
w. A. BURKE,
j. ii. III. FIGGAr,
JOHN w. WRIGHT,
Il. Ii. LOGAN,
JOHN X. SIROTHER,
j. Il. RICHMOND,
ii. SHEPPERD,
G. Il. SMITH,
JoHN l.. MARYE,
r. II. w. Duke,
H.. II. IIuRT,
y. Bell Bigger. Secretary.
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We return thanks to Hon. W. r. MYERS
for copy OF his late speech in the House
Of Representatives.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
PERSONAL.

ITO THE PUBLIC advertisement
i OF my son. EDMOND EDWARDS, hat APP
reared ~ your SUE OF the ] IN in,tani, Is without
foundation. There can be 40 papers, contract, or
vouchers 20 ESTABLISH the charge.
MARCH II. 1850. ELLEN EDWARDS.
NH IL It's
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Please return our copy OF the Acts of AS
sembly for 1877-'7S. We are greatly In
need Of IL just now.
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Call and see the GREAT BARGAINS In Inn.
CAss1MEREs, COTTONS. and ou.. ....,
slightly damaged by water;
They have also received a large stock Of SPRING
DRESS GOOD:
A case Of BLACK SILKS, purcha-cI AZ sn....,
and will be sold at much .,s, th,n ,bc r.,,,..
price;
so dozen more Of those LARGE BATHTowFr,
1000 dozen DAMAsK and HCCKABACK row
ELS;
The largest stock Of FDGINGs and INsEpriN...
in the ely;
leo pieces OF NATTlNGS just arrived;
CARPETS TO be closed on, at cost 10 mas. ....
for spring goods
Several cases Of regular made STOCKING, ..1-.
pair worth 37,1c and thousand, II ot.,-i.,.
gains too numerous TO mention.
sYCLE BROTHERS.
NH 3-eod 3il Br,aI,'ret
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That excellent paper The Vest Point Star
is out in new dress. We are glad TO know
that its editor is so prosperous.
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III COHEN BROTHERS HAVE NOW
FULLY REPLENlSHED nearly every deuart-
nCn', and are OFFERING I\DUCEMkNrS that
are not 20 he met IN many houses in this count y.
\ call will convince. fe rs
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DOR SALE, A GOOD COW AND lesss
L. CALF. Can BE- sren n my Office during TX
W. A. sUBLETT,
NH l2-lt ll0l BASIN bank
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lIY- WET GOODS WET coon, ,
AT HALF-PRfCE.

JULIUS ME} ER & sON
will receive this week
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
damaged by Gear water only. which viii b.. ..,
way below regular prices
The goods were purchased n the GREAT Arl.
TlON SALEM NEW YORK. and consist .
BLEACHED ana BROWN COTTONS. Ci,,L
MERES;
BLACK ALPACAS. VICTORIA LAWNS:
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. STRIPE rIOrr,
SHETLAND I'll AVIS. and othcrgopg.
Don't fail 20 SEE them AMI get BARGAIN.
JULfUS MEYER 4 son
viii also open magnificent line Of
NEW SPRING GOODS;
DRESS GOODS, The very latest uoyellir..
BUNTINGS, all shades and prices;
BLACK CASHMEGES. at old prices;
PACIFIC and LINEN LAWNS;
VICTORIA LAWNS ami rlQUE-;
DRESS LINENS, very Low aui lof- u Dfl.r g. .W
GOODS, at julius MEYER s .oN.-
6U3 Brull frft.
Order, by mail promptly attended to. mh ..i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12
LETTINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE Officers and z
4Vl members of JOPPA LODGE. No. 40, EX
are requested TO meet a. -. AlnaB's Han 1O-/V\
MORROW Saturday MORNING az ll:45 for the
purpose 0facceping an Invitation from Chesterfield
Lodge, No. l6I 10 assist in laying The corner stone
of ST. Johns Episcopal church, At Chesi or. The
train Will leave The Petersburg epOf AT 1890 =. NJ
Members OF sister lodges are cordially invited 10
attend. By orCer of tine w. NJ.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON. JR.
NH l2-lis Secretary,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12
HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
The LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.

AMBER CRACKLE GLASS;
FLOREN1INE GLAsS-only u few pieces Ia this
county:
CERs. GLASS, which took the premium over the
bohemian:
HARLEQUIN. A. ID. CoFFEEs, and DESSERT
SETS;
FRUIT PLATES-Iyory body 5omething new;
DECORATED DINNER SETS-Miok pattern;
TEA sErS-all prices aud styles.
VIII have opened on the sTH INSTANT the
largest assortment or WORCE TER. DRESDEN,
AND LoNGWf WAKE ever exhibited. aud en-
tirely new designs. GEORGE GIBSON, JR..
se y 1907 Main street.