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sure q case will be Usde up and carried be-
fore it. so that we propose waiting pa.
ticntly for the decision, confident II Will be
in our favor - Rockbridge Enterprise.
It would appear that the Governor would
be assuming no little responsibility to COM
mission and place upon the bench tue new
NEGLECTED judges nearly year before their
terms Of Office commence; and II may De
on this account that he Is Withholding the
commissions. We hardly think our excel
lent Governor will transcend his duty I'D
this important matter.-Sdtem Conservative.
Have the white people Of Virginia changed
their nature and their politics within the
short space OF u year p Richmond Dispatch.
We think not. AS we suggested last week,
there is but one remedy for us. Let the
Democratic. Conservative party issue Its call
Cor the people to send up delegates to a
State convention. All will be WE'LL VT-
yiaia People.
A yong man named John Mcguire alias
william Love, stone-cutter by trade, has
been arrested ut Welland, Ont, for murder
committed in PENNSYLVANIA seven years
ago He is supposed TO belong to the Moi
lIc Mcguire gang.
Motto for the Dispatch "Not that love
Bayard less, but that love SEYMOUR
| gir1inid People.
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CIIIPFPER, COUNTY.

CULPFPER. January %. 1880.
Editors Dispatch Our cOuIt-day last
Monday brought together quite crowd Of
our fcllow-citzcns, but nothing OF more
than local interest was developed. Even
King Alcohol seemed less in power than is
usual on urt-days-Our flourishing lodge
OF Good Templars possibly are eXerting an
influence on his ways. As this is cur quar-
terly term, however, the court has been In
session daily. and disposed OF several Grim
inal as we'll as other cases. Andrew John
son (colorcd). tried for breaking into the
store Of Mr.. BrannOn and stealing a sum
OF money, was sentenced To the penitentia-
~ for four year>. and so prompt was the
sheriff in his duty that next day johnson
was in your city awaiting admission TO
your workhouSc." In this case John
sons attorney, A. 4. Bell, made motion
for a colorcd or mixed Jury. Judge Bell
denied the motion, stating the law gave him
power TO Discriminate in the selection OF his
Jurors. He considered the law Il good one,
and in his view made it imperative with The
Judge TO discriminate against men neither
Intellectually or morally qualified to serve,
and Is long as the law remains he should
continue 10 get the best men he could Sc
cure.
John Elis, also cOlored, was tried for lar
ceny, and sentenced to receive twenty-five
aShes, which were also promptly admins
tered by the taller. There are several other
similar cases on docket yet TO be tried.
A bright and cheerful wedding party as
sembled in ST. Stephens church last eve
ming to witness the marriage OF Miss Bessie
Green. daughter Of the late j. {. Green.
80 well known in our county, TO Mr.. }. Am
bier Brooke, OF Louisa county. The cere-
mony was performed by the rector, the
Rev. Edward Wall. The church was beau
nfully decorated. darkened. and beautifully
lighted. thereby showing off to advantage
the beautiful dresses Of the bridal party as
well as the briIlancy OF the scene. The
marriage was at 4:30 u. NJ, and the happy
pair took the Gil train for Washington
city, followed by the good wishes Of large
company OF friends who accompanied them
TO The depot.
Our wheat crop is certainly looking beau
tiful, and our farmers seem hopeful for a
good crop. X.
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Who are the County Judges ?-What
the People of Virginia Ought TO DO.

Editors Dispatch: AS the Roadiusters
have about completed their distribution OF
spoiIS will you not publish full list OF the
recipients, with statement OF their poll
tics? In the eagerness OF these people to
supersede faithful officers merely because
they were supposed to take The honest side
OF the debt question, and to reward none
but parlisans, and with .he further view, it
would seem, Of absorbing the Radical par
tv, they have not only appointed many men
Judges who arc totally Incompetent, but
also many who are known Radicals. In the
counties OF Botetourt, Franklin, and Pat
rick, besides others, they have selected
straight-0ut Radicals, although in eacn case
they could readily have found and had Of
fered 10 them men OF integrity and ability
who were not Radicals to take the offices.
Why in any county put in non-lawycr
when competent lawyers could be hadY
Tell your readers how many Radicals
these people have put into office, from the
Second Auditor down, that it may be clearly
seen exactly what is aimed at.
The very important matter OF organizing
an anti-Republican party for the campaign
of 1880 seems to be under consideration by
many OF your correspondents, but ii seems
70 ne none Of them recognize the utter
chaos which peryades political society in
Virginia at this time.
1t is useless to attempt 10 elude the fact
that that noble party which has controlled
our destInies for ten years past exists no
more, and the further startling fact that Il
Republican parry is being surely aud rapidly
brought into existence IN our State, and that
by the most shrewd manager in her borders.
Why do they give so many Offices TO Repub-
ff lao
negroes, unless the intention is o offer Vir-
ginia TO thai partyS They start out with
aearly all OF the Offices in the hands
of their pariisan,, and with about 900
negro votes in hand-how are you going to
prevent their SUGGEST Certainly not with
tue WORKOUT and broken Conservative
party machinery. 1t seems to me that II a
few such men as Colonel Robert Beverly Of
Fauquier, General William Terry Of Wythc,
Major Strinefelow of Petersburg, Captain
Phll. Mckinney OF Farmyile, and gentle
men OF like character from other sections
Of che State not now in Office, would get to-
geiher and call for a State convention, to be
composed OF representative men willing TO
go into the organization of a regular Demo
cratic part9-Democratic ON the national
issues, leaving out all local questi0ns-we
could send a delegation TO the National
Convention which will be received, and
that sush an organ ization cosid easily curry
the State for the National Democratic party.
But il will be no child's play 10 beat the
new patty with its potent raSlifications.
Then LEI as have az once an ongan'Z itlsn.
No doubt many who are now keAd1 listers
will cooperate with u.s. in this moyemeM,
especially . we offer no antagoni -n on tis
Debt question. Ali tkst should be ie!t out
Of the movement; so that united aud bar
meaious anti-Republiean party on rational
poi,tics may be instituted. III.
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PETERSBURG.

., or , npowyyD NAN POUND; MYsTERI-
~, C,sr-prysNuE RECEIPTS AND TOBACCO
rvpoRTs-ATTFMPT TO WRECK TRAIN
prpsoNn.-FFw PRISONERS II JAr.-AN-
xuu. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO GRAND
MASTER BUTTON. sc.
lC1rres poudence Of the Richmond h''pa'ch.i
JANUARY -, 1880.
Tbi. morning the body OF Thomas Walsh
fvhitel. AGED about fifty years. was found 10
the AppomattoX river, little below Bland
ford THE tide was ont at the time, and me
hodv was discovered IN fat about twenty
yards ftom shore. sticking 50 fast That
II required considerable force to draw
II out. IL is evident from appearances
that the body Lad been in the water Tor
several weeks. The hair was all RUBBED
from the head and the flesh was soft. HOW
he came TO his death is not known. De
ceased had not been seen since aOont ihe
middle OF December. at which time, accord
ing To his own statement, he was Wah'ng
ready 10 90 TO the country. lie did not 20
away, however. as the party who had en-
oaoed his services has since that time been
here several times inquirinS about nm.
The Jury rendered 4 verdict OF death from
causes unknown.
The inteInal-ievenue collections in the
Petersburg district Tor the week chuluS lo-
day amounted to Sl4,33l.
The cotton receipts at this port this week
ria the Petersburg railroad were 3J0 Dale'.
Another attempt was radc nl@Dt before
last to wreck enc OF the trains on the Te-
teTsburg railroad. a lot OF cross ties were
piled on the track 4 short distance beyond
Belfield and as The Oulward-bound freight
train was passing along between I ana :
o'clock the engine struck it before the train
could be stopped. Fortunately but slight
damage was sustained. This was the second
attempt OF recent date made by unknown
persons to wreck trains on this road.
The exports OF manufactured tobacco
from this city 10 various foreign ports
during the week ending to-day amounted
to nearly 10000 pounds.
Rev. ]. Powell Garland, pastor OF the
Market.Street Methodist Episcopal church,
Ina, again been called TO Amherst county to
attend at the bedside Of his father, who is
said 10 be extremely and dangerously III.
Only ten prisoners are now confined in
the city iaIl-a fact that speaks well for the
good order Of the community. Several OF
these are lunatics, and others are persons
who have for some months been serving out
terms to which they were sentenced.
lie dunu1l hcc'Iu@ Il INC HHt bAl't''
church in this city will hc held on Monday
night. when reports Of the church-work for
the year Will be made.
II is stated that sister OF the celebrated
sam Patch lives 10 this city, in the person
OF Mrs. Abigail Pond. She is member of
the First Baptist church. has attained to a
venerable ace and has lived uninterrupted
ly for hall century in the house she at
present occupies.
The several lodges OF Odd-FcIlows in thi>
city. together with the Odd-Fclows' As
ISOLATION, will take suitable action in regard
to the death OF GranG-Maser Robert =. But
ton. Mr.. Button visited the lodges in this
city a few weeks ago, and his visit is very
pleasantly remembered. ROBIN ADAlR.
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corsus Districte.

W. have already twice published the io.-
,.r,ng Int by request Of valued trieno,
who thinks that people are more interested
IN me subjec, now than they were 'as' D''
cember, We give 1t again:
FRS, District. Accomac, Charles CITY,
pnyst.s,h civ. Essex, Greensville, Glou-
rcs,rr. Isle of Wight. james City, King ana
Ouc.n. King william, Lancaster, Mathews
xitd,esex. Nansemond, New Kent, NOR
TON Northampton. Northumberiano'
Prince George. Princess Anne, klchmono'
Snuthampton, Surry, Sussex, WARWICK,
.ycstmc reland, and Icrk. Bristow, super
visor. ,.,+,v
Second DtssricL-Amelia, AppomattoA'
pedtord. brunswick, Buckingham, Canll,
hell. Charlotte, Chesterfield, Cumoeffsnu'
Dinwisdic, FrxnelH. Halifax, Henrs, Luz
nenburg, NecklenburS, Notto"ay, fs'r, r,s
Putsytyania, rowhatan, aud Prince Ed
ward. Boiling, supervisor.
JI;r9 Disk,ict.-Albemsrie, AmheTs',
! Caroline, Cplpeper, Fauquicr, ftnVanha
GoocMand, Greene, Hanover, Henrlco
King George, Louisa, Madison. Nelson
Orange. Prince William. .RappahannocE
SDotSylyania, and Stafford ar. D. u CAP
ell, supervisor.
Fourth District. Alexandria. Augusta
Bath. Clarke, Fairfax, Frederick, Hlgn
land. Lendoun. Page, Roclbridge, Rock
ingham, Shenandoah, and Warren. Lima
say. supervisor.
EfH District. -AlIeghany, Band, Bole
tourt. Buchanan, Wise, Wythe, Carroll
Craig. Floyd, Giles, Grayson. Lee, Mont
gomery, Pulaski, Roanoke. Russell, Scott
Smyth, Tazewell, and Washington. Ayres
isuDeTVisOr.
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We do not speak by authority, bat VIC
think we can assure the PhladelphIa IFeSS
that 1t is entirely in error in supposlng th't
Governor HOLIDAY claims "tbe power 10
pass upon the qualifications OF the persons
elected by the Legislature to judicial pos-
tions.u He may cl.im the right to commas
sion them to take office at n certain t'nc
named in the Constitution, seeing That ne
would thereby compel the new instead s
the old judges 10 have the question decided
as to when they are entitled to 20 into
Office. and since il would be more becoming
in the new than the old Judges to raise that
question.
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New Books.

orr Edrly Emigrdm ancestors. The ORR
ginaI Lists OF Persons of Quality; Emf
grants; Religious EXiIes; Political Re.
bes: Servng.Men Sold for a Term OF
Years; Apprentices; Children Stolen !;
Maidens Pressed; and Others who Went
from Great Britain To the American Plan
tations, lG0O-l70O. With their Ages, the
Localities where they formerly lived in
the Mother Country, the Names OF the
Ships in which they embarked, and other
interesting particulars. From MSS. pre-.
served in the State-Paper Department OF
Her MajeSty's Public Record Office. Eng
land. Edited By JOHN CAMDEN 1OTrEN.
Second Edition. New York: j. W. BAR
TON, 70G Broadway. 1880.
The above title tells the whole story.
Wonder il r. A. Il. has this work? Every
body who would like to have copy may
send to the publisher.
Uarda. A Romance Of Ancient Egypt.
Bv GEORGE EBERs. From the German
BY CLARA BELL. In two vols. Vols. l..
and III. New York WILLIAM s. GOTTS-
BERGER. 1880.
For sale by RANDOLPH a. ENGLISH.
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~. ,or Albemarle being t'Aen, Mr..
T,vlor was declared elec'eo'
MEcKLENBURG.
Mr.. HAMILTON (coIoredl nominated for
thi- position Charles Alexander. ,.,
Mr.. EcHoLs seconded the nomination.
Mr.. Alexander received all the votes.
MuppLEsEx AND MATHEWS.
Mr.. BELL nominated Lemucl Brisiow'
A. the former election--a week ago-tbere
was no quorum Of the Housed
Mfr. HANGER, by request, nominated Tor re-
election Judge Christian, and had read a
netition from the bar and others IN favor oil
Judge Christian.
MFR. Bristow was elected.
This completes the list. No more county
Judges are to be elected.
Adjourned at $40.
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TBs Duty OF TIE HoUR--lf we were DIS
posed. we do not deem IL necessary 10 en-
large upon what we believe TO be tue plain
duty OF the executive head Of tue Conserya-
tive party Of Virginia in insugurating the
presidential contest in ibis State. The
committee should issue call for the hold
ing OF State convention 10 choose dele
gales to a National Democratic Convention
10 nominate d candidate for President and
viee~President Of the United States. Let
The call be broad enough 10 embrace all
who desire the success OF the National
Democratic ticket, and thus au opportunity
VIII be afforded every man in the State to
choose between the tso great political par
lles Of this cauniry-yiz., Democratic and
Republican. - Fredericksburg Star.
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To the objection that The county judges
were elected for six years and their terms
have expired, writer for the Bedford Star
makes the following conclusive answer:
"But they were elected under the Constl-
tuition; and if so, were elected for SIX years.
with power to discharge the duties OF their
offices after the expiration OF their terms
until their successors shall be qualified"
And as they can't take office Till next JAN
uary, there is an end to argument.
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Yazocism has broken out violently In Ia
diana. Warmers who have given employ
lment TO Aofth Caro- ina refugees are warned
20 get rid Of them en- peril OF loss Of pro-
beriy. In Hancock county the barns OF
those who have negroes In tbeir service are
beiug burned. Cinefsnak Commercial.
Ysu were warned ts southern men that
you you'd lose Two votes for every one you
c,uio gain by transferring negroes from the
South 10 the North. Nowhere else In the
world IL the negro 70 WEI of as in the
southern states OF this Union.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Saturday night, FANNIE MORTIMER,
infant child OF Dr.. W. -. 1nd Lizzie Il. BuiIoot;
aged ten month aad three days. .
The funeral will take place on MONDAY MORN
ING II O'Clock from the residence OF IN + grand
mother. Mrs. g. VI. HuriO0t. 40. , ~ norm flllll
street The friends ana acquainiances oil the iahlY
nre res nec1fiIlY inYiied % attend.
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We learn from the Wig Of Tuesday that
Governor Holiday has refused To commits.
mission the judges elected since the first
dav OF January rs promptly as the party Of
which that paper is the central organ de-
sires. The Governor is unwilling TO crook
the supple hinges OF the knee N the dIcta-
ton OF the dominant fiction. He conSlrues
the Constitution for himself, and discharges
his executive duties in his own way, in obe-
dience TO the laws OF the Comm 1nweaith,
as Ire understands them. This is his sworn
duty, aud for this he deserves praise, and
the Whig'S abuse cannot turn him aside
from his pain duty. Doubtless he has rea-
sons-and good reason--for the refusal
complained Of, and his determination TO
take time 10 look into the matter will re-
ceive the hearty approval OF the good peO-
pie Of the state.-Haifdr Record.
Governor Holiday has declined to give
commissions 10 the county judges elected
since January LIST ut present. IL Is unques-
tiouable that very able legal gentlemen hold
different opinions OF this point. and it Is one
on which the safest plan would be To get a
decision Of the highest court in Virginia,
instead Of making IL matter for political
discussion. A wrong step In The matter
would result In endless litigation hereafter
aud cost TO the people. and II Governor Iiol-
liday's delay Is made with a view Of having
the question settled beyond doubt he is ia
the RICH .-Stdunton indicator.
The right OF COUNTY judges elected since
January LIST to qualify and discharge the
duties OF their Office before 1881 Is siIlI be-
Ing discussed by many Of our exchanges.
That the Court OF Appeals will eventually
decide tue question is certain. rs we are
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E.EtGE RES.
PROFESSOR c. II. WINSTON W

DROFESSOR &. II. WINSTON WILL
L deliver q q ,ccoud Of h, course Of Lectures on
Astronomy before the Young Mems christian As
sociaiiOn. at Association Han TUESDAY NJ IIT
23d instant, at o'clock. subject: D." THE FIXED
STARS
TICKETS: For single lecture. lJc.; fer the
course, Use. For sale M G. r. johnston. 0lS
haiD street. and AT Association Hall. Members Of
the Young Mems Christian Association admi'ted
free. j. 2i-3t
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The presidential preferences OF Repnbli.
cans In the Iowa House OF Representatives,
by VOTE yesterday, stood I: Blaine, 65; Grant,
IL. Cincinnati commercial.
No GRANT boom there. Where Is Il?
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xo0rS. Sa"rS. 80.

GENTLEMEN DOU BLE L <sks,
~ SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS 49,
$780, bargain;
GENTLEMEN's HEAVY DOUBLt->oLt vi D.
TON-BOOTS. LACk->HOLs. ani 'VN"h.
CATERS, in All grades;
LADIES' FRONT and sIDH-LACE aud Bt l'N'
BOOTS-hsayy solc', for walking. aud lh '
soft Md and Hight sole;
BOYS aud CHiLDREN'S SCHOLARSHIPS 'N4
FINE DRESS BOOTS;
INFANTS SHOES ia all styles;
A nne line of OLD GkNTLEMFN'S aud Aplf>
BROAD-BorTOM, fLAT-HEEL BOOTS ala
SHOES;
Trunks. VALISES, sATCHELS, BAGS, oNhk
CATERS. sc.
The rNiVEESAL ANKLE.suPPoRrER iof
weak ankes-a good thing. All at .-.
J. 4. GRiGG'>.
de3l Tenth aud Main STREETS.
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THE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAt NTON, VA.

The resignation ofthe Rev r. II. Philips tend red
on account OF impaired hath having been ac-
ccpted To take eject on The LIST day OF september
next The trustee, If the Virginia Female Institute
VIII ntet IN stlun'on on TUESDAY ne IAN day OF
February. 1850. At O'Clock r. NJ. for the purpose
Of APPOINTING A RECTOR OF TIE INST
TUTE. The rector i. not only the principal vi the
school bat the lessee Of The buildings aud GROUNDS
and The head OF The family ana boarding depart
ment.
This institution IS under the auspices and control
of he Council OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
in The Diocese OF Virginia, aad during period of
more than thirty years has been one OF The most
success female schools In the SO''h.
The undersigned will receive applications and
Testimonials and submit them 10 the Board Ad-
drc,,. stanton. Va HUGH W. SllEFFkf,
ia % Ilwt24 Fest secretary.
OFF CITY FIRF-ISSURANCE tONPANY,l
RICHMOND. VA. January -. 1850.
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHJLDE EFF The COMPANY win
hc held ~ The ComnaHy's Office on TUESDAY The
pm January, 1850 a. +. "
il 10 ID f.. Il. MEADE Secretary.
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SPECIAL MOTTO Is,
MT COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OFFER on MONDAY

WILL OFFER on MONDAY
PURE LINEN TABLB-CLCTH at 1sc. yard;
at %, 50, and Soc;
at T5c., purchased at great bar
gain, aud Is cqwil TO any generally sold At 1928 !
LINEN TABLE-'CLOTHs at 62He apiece;
FRENCH DOUBLE DAMAssE at 1925 to So. 5o;
10 pieces 1914 LINEN sHEETING at 75c.-the
present value of which Is 1920;
$50 dozen GENTLEMEN'S LINEN HANDKER.
CHIEF at 1870, most OF which are cheap at
25c.
They also offer large stock Of PIQUEs asd other
WHITE GOODS of French and American man
ufacture at fully 20 per cent. less than the pre-
sent value. -"
Their stock of HOSIERY, which is composed or
every variety. is offered At great reduction 10
close ont odd lots.
7.s yards long HUCK TOWELS tpure linen) at
129c. full one yard length at l6'sc.-generally
sold az rs.
Also. new lot Of TORCHON. VALENCTENNES,
BRETONNE, LANGUED0C, and other
LACES.
Also, large assortment Of HAMBURG EDGlNGs
at reduced prices. jt24
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M THOSE IN WANT OF DRESS
GOODS can buy them at considerable reduction at
COHEN BROTHERS,,
being anxious to close their last seasons stock.
Also. AT COST, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CAR
PETS. CLOAKS. sIIANLS, and other heavy
goods. Ja2f
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RICHMOND. VA, January "a. 1880.

FtNuE REPU BLlChNo We JANh-ON
L WARD are respectfully invit,d TO attend The
MASS. MEETING AZ he We-ley chapel, on seven even
ireuth Stree. at o'clock THIS Monday NIGHT.
to raufy the action Of the ward meeting held IN
jack Ward for the purpOse Of nominating dele
gates II The Civ Central Committee. By order OF
The legal President that was duly ee ted December
10 1879 JOSHUA ANTHONY,
4, oGit4 President.
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A THRIFTY COURT JUDGE.-The Tiderdter
Inder says:
"Hon. l.. c. Bristow, partly.elected
Judge of Mathews and MiddleSeX, passed
down the river Tuesday. He thinks the
Governor will not commission the judges
until the end Of the year. and in the mean
while he will be supervisor Of the census"
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~ SYCLE BROTHERS!
SYCLE BROTHERS!
SYCLE BROTHERS
WILL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS OFFER
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ORDER TO
REDUCE THEIR IMMENSE
STOCK BEFORE
TAKING INVENTORY.

CLOAKS-A very large stock Of LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S 10 De clo.ed ont at cost;
SiiAWLS M great variety, such as BROCIE,
SHETLAND. and BLANKET SHAWLS;
4 very large stock OF BOULEVARD aud BALMO.
RAJ SKIRTS;
CARPETS, OIL.CLOTII~, MATTINGS. and RUGS
in great variety, 10 be closed cut al less than
their value:
800 pairs BLANKETS at less than wholesale
prices:
IN DGEsS GOODS we have all the latest novelties
and shades;
BLACK CASHMEREs, GRAPE CLOTHS, and
BOMBAZGNES-We have a large stock;
Best SOC. CASHMERE in the city:
our 81 CASHMERES reduced to Zoe;
A large and well assorted stock Of SILKS and
SATlNS I'm an the new shades-with them are
some beautiful EVENING SHADES;
Our 75c, 81, ana 1928 SILKS are the best in the
city;
A fun line Of DOMESTlCS bought before the recent
rise, which will be sOll at the old price;
Another lot Of those cheap REMNANTS Of IRISH
LINENS;
A very large assortment of HAMBURG EDGINGS
and lNSERTINGS;
LACES:
In HOSIERY We have full assortment for ladies
aud children;
Another lot OF those cheap BALBRlGGANS;
500 dozen more Of those LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS at g.. apiece;
2,OCO yards WORoTED PRINCES 10 be- closed cut
at 30. yard, AZ sYCLE BROTHERS,
IA 2-eod 81 Broad street.