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n must appear absurd to the people OF
y,ry,ni, 10 SEE or hear Dolier raving about
The fact that General EcHoLs said last win
Ter that 10 save from removal forty or hfly
or hundred county judges and all the Cap
,,oi officers, he would vote for General
WrcKuax for United States senator. Gene
raj wrxHAx is Republican. THIS may be
a ccs,i reason why no Democrat Should vote
for him as Republicans, but does not touch
The question whether General EcHoLs would
have been iustitatie in voting for him as
means Of elecling a large number OF good
Conservatives TO Office along with bis cleo
ton to the Senate.
But the screaming farce consists 10 the
denunciation Of EcuoLs BY men who voted
for fve Republicans Republican Auditor
of the State ever Democrat, four Republi'
cans Judges over Democrats, and for other
Republican officials over Democrats by
men who nominated ToSY STovALL and
JAMES A. FRAZER for Congress, and foI
that purpose sat in Convention with ne
groes and Republicans; by men who are
working with CLAY HARRIS OF Halifax
John PETER DEHAvES OF Franklin, and
others OF that class, and such white Radi'
Gals as j. 3. STovALL and GREY OF HALIFAX
GUINEA RICHARDSON OF Henry, Tom CLAI
BORNE, JAKE WHITE, ADAMS, WILSON, anc
others OF Franklin, to defeat CABELL fol
Congress, and with FRANK Moss and Other
negroes and Republicans to defeat KAN
TUCKER; by men who sat in State Con
yention with not less than forty to Sixty he
groes and Republicans and received theil
aid IN putting out the MALONE electora
ticket; by men who recognize ROBERT NOR
TON, ID. NJ. NORTON, and other negro lie
publicans as "allIes" -; by men who have
no hopes OF eecling more than one con-
gresham without the aid OF the votes Of
these negro Republicans.
And then IL is so utterly inexcusable In
Democrat to say he would vote for white
Republican such as wIcEHAM is, and so per-
fectly proper for Mahoneite to form an al
lance with hundreds Of negro Republicans
who voted in 1860 for all the disfran chising
and disqualifying features OF the UNDER
WOOD Constitution; which features, ii rati'
fed, would have deprived thousands upon
thousands OF the flower OF Virgina's chiv.
airy OF the poor privilege Of voting.
Surely, therefore, it must alarm the voters
OF Virginia to hear the men who turned out
ene-legged Confederate soldier and put
negroes in office in the Capitol grow eio-
Quent upon The subject of General EcHoLs's
treason to the Democratic party.
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stOvaII's SfaIwart Supporters.

IUHUNIIIt FUsI.I
The leading stump speakers in this dis
trict for Colonel Stovall are ii. Clay Harris
(colored), OF Halifax; Brack StOvall, the
Republican senator from the same county
George Arnold, and w. II. Peasants, also
coiored. II any other persons have spoken
for Stoyall since the canvass commenced we
have not heard OF il.
Three OF these orators are negroes, and all
OF them pronounced Republicans and cham
pions OF Garfield and Arthur. How can
any voter pretending to be Conservative
help these men to elect Stovall to Congress
over such representative man az George
Cabell? Ii is something past finding out.
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v.su,xgrox. October 1. 1880.
The 6,,h regular meeting Of the Virginia
Democratic Association was neid lnis we
ming NJ us headquarters, anu ,a,x. 'r'', ~
bIage was present. Sice-ffes'uen' H' T'
Washington presided.
Ten new members were eiecteo amQns
them Judge A. w. G. Now,in.
Mr.. II. II. SeldeD, from the commltee 70
raise funds for the use Of the party w WI,
cinia, made a most encouraging report OF
success In that line, and said MS prospects
for larger sum ct no distant Gay "efe
| promising.
Treasurer LuttreIl made his report Tor inc
month Of September, when was sa''s'ac'
tory one In all particulars.
5ir. Littlepage offered resolution ior 1ne
appoiutment OF committee OF three TO take
into consideration the question OF transpor'
tatlon for persons in the District VINO desire
10 go TO Virginia TO cast their vote IN NO
vember. The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Mr., GIosscock offered resolution, which
was also unanimously adopted, endorsing
the letter of General Hancock on the SUD-
! iect OF southern war-claimS.
A communication was received from a
coored person offering his services to can
yass the State in behalf OF the regular Dem
ocratc party, which communication Inc
secretary was directed TO forward to the
CoIored Democratic Club at Richmond.
Letters were read from Hon. Eppa Hun
ton. Ex-Governor william Smith, Hon. John
5. Barbour, and lion. A. II. ii. stuart, oil
Augusta. The letter OF Mr.. Stuart. OF hye
pages, was an able paper on the present
political status OF the country. 1t was fire.
quenily applauded, and ordered TO be pub
lisbed.
Hon. II. ". II. Hunter, OF Essex; General
Fitz Lee, OF Stpiford; Jesse B. Wilson,
Esq, OF Washington and DR.. j. j. Moran,
Of Fairfax, were unanimously elected hon
orsry members Of the Association.
DR.. Moran, being present, made most
interesting speech, In which he ridlculed
Readjusterism and Repubic,nism, and gave
the Richmond Wing a passing shot, lie
predicted a majority OF 10000 for the regu'
lar Hancock and English electoral ticket,
and closed with an eloquent and beautiful
panegyric OF The gallant Hancock. The
| Doctor was heartily applauded.
Colonel john A. Sloan also made few
remarks, saying he was always glad 10 talk
and work in behalf OF his adopted State,
Virginia. In the course OF his remarks he
said that the election OF Hancock and Eng
lish was, In his opinion, the only hope for
the future peace, quiet, and prosperity OF
the country.
The Association then adjourned till Fri
dav evening next.
The committees are now all fairly at
work, and large quantities OF documents
are being daily sent TO proper points in Viz.
GINA, and other labor is performed that will
bring forth good fruit in the pending con-
test. The officers OF the Association and
the Executive Committee are IN constant
correspondence with the Democratic Vir-
ginia State Central Committee, and sil aid
that can possibly be extended will be cheer
fully given the lstter organization.
The rooms OF the Association are always
open to Virginisns, and a committee will
he found present to receive any that may
ca n on them &.
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DEATHS.

Died. of typhoid fever, at baf-psst o'clock SAT.
urday morning, IDA. eldest daughter or hlcnar1
Henry and Lucy A. Coghill; aged seven years and
Two months.
Farewell. mother; lay me gently
In my little, narrow be1
Thlukor God VINO gave and took me,
Now sumOer Win the de5d.
Farewell. father. must leave you
For the dark and silent tomb;
Close my eyes In desthless slumber-
Faded ia my early bloom.
Rest IDA dear, thy spirit l. free;
The portal Of, Heaven II open 20 thee;
The hearts OF your parents are buried I'D DOM,
For The pride Of their hearts Is cold Ia Tue TOMB
Her funeral will take place SUNDAY, October Sd
at o O'Clock A. NJ. from ner fathers residence, No.
800 Denny street. Port Mayo, Rockets FRIENDS
aud acquaintanees are respectfully Invited 10 at
tend.
Baltimore paper, please copy.
Died, October 2, 1880, a, 11:45 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN EDWARD, infant ron Of John aud Margaret
Griffin; aged eleven months and two days.
We lay thee in thy silent tomb,
sweet Blossom Of a day;
We just began 10 view thv bloom,
When thou ART called away.
Friendship and love have done their best,
And now can do no nOIe;
The bitterness OF deah Is passed,
And all Thy Offerings DER.
His funeral Will take place from his parents resi-
dtnce. No. 6l9 State street. at 3 o'clock TO-DAY
(Supdsy) the 81 instant. Friends and acquaintances
are invited to attend
Died. on Saturday morning. October 2. 1880. at
her fathers residence, No. SAC seventeenth street.
LAURA V. only child OF Mary &. and Thomas d.
Fuuua aged nine months and TWO days. -
Tine funeral will take place at the house SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at haf.paSt 3 O'Clock. Friends or
the family are invited to attend.
Died October %, SALLIE Z. WALDMAN, wife
OF John X. Waldman.
The funeral win take place from the residence OF
her husband, 500 Grace street, between Eighteenth
and NineieeniL, SUNDAY, october Sd. ~ 7. VI.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited to st
tend.
Died. Friday evening. October 1.t. at zen minutes
TO 8 o'clock, CATHERINE. widow OF he late Cap
tain John Disney: leaving six children and large
circle of friends 10 mourn their loss.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
720 Seventeenth street, SUNDAY EVENING the
Sd instant at O'Clock. Friends OF the family are
invited 10 attend. 2tF
Died at Woodside" October !, 1880, WILLIE
WORD. in the twenty-srcond year OF his age, eldest
son Of Ella and Dr. j. ri. Hatch. of Hanover coun-
", Va, ana grandson OF 4. i. Word.
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Elections Next Week.

Indiana will elect State officers, repre-
.enlatiyes in Congress and Legislature on
Tuesday, October 18th. The Legislature
will choose United States senator.
On the same day Ohio will elect (uot a
Governor) minor State officers, represents
tiv.s in Congress, and a State Legislature.
The Legislature will elect United States
senator in the very improbable event OF
GARFIELD's election to the presidency.
West Virginia, also, will on the same day
elect her State officers and Legislature.
The Legislature will elect United safes
senator to succeed Dir. HEREFORD, or reject
him.
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In DRESS GOODS they have ban isome ana
WE'LL elected stock, embracing macy handsome now
at,i, A., al ,I, ,,.s, .bdes and ,e ., fr,tu J5e
80 A., no. ,,ar1
80 W. 'I'" -. ,,,,yuo
We oner tue io"o"'"k SP'''N' WI s''"' j" N''''9
GOODS:
AIL.WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS, in bl,ck AMI all
tho nov. .hsdo. =, qoc ,yo,,h 4o.
MUMMY CREPES al 23c. IN every shade
Ga BRUCADE CLOTHS Al soc. worth soc;
bN"LlSh- 'L"rp 'N'n"'"'' ''"'
shadr' AZ lf''--,llH wy WITT '' ~ sD''
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE az i0c.;
~, 20. .or,h g.
o. - 49, ri, voor uttCK CASH.
so.iuch ",oc NJ" ''i' 49,
MERE At 6Oc.; would bc chrap AT foc.' an ~
ira handsome duality Al 75c worth fully 81,
In BLACK aud toloEED >iLh' ~ "H'i "'I-
extraordinary bargains.
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The Richmond correspondent OF the Pc
| tersburg linden writing on Friday said
! Yesterday was the end OF the fiscal year.
| Whether Auditor Massey proposes TO pay
out any money under the appropriation bill
! hereafter does not seem TO be 6rGly SET
lied question. The mstter has been re-
| ferred TO the Attorney. general for bis opin-
ion as TO the legal rights OF the Treasurer
in the premises. A bin was presented in
the AGd,tOr's otice to-day. and the party
presenting it was told by Mr.. Noel, chief
clerk and acting Auditor, that Mr.. Massey
was out OF the city and he co2ld not pay 1t
till bis return.
The Democrats OF Columbus, Ohio, an
sounce that Hon. Samuel j. Tilden has ac-
cepted an invitation 10 attend the great
Slate mass meeting there on the sie OF De-
toher. Hon. Thomas a, Hendricks. Sena-
torn PeDdleton and ThusRsn, Speaker RAN
dali, and X. y. Merrick. OF Washisston,
will $3.50 be present.
The architect Of the Capitol at Washing-
ton, In bis annual report Just submitted re-
commend,s the erection OF q grand marble
stairway on the west front and making the
old Hall Of Representatives fre,pEoof. Last
year $4,000 was spent i'm extension of
grounds, &C.. $4,000 Ia ventilation and
beating, and $32,400 in lighting the
grounds.
The residents of North Baltimore met in
tho Asli corner OF North sud Maryland ave.
pues Friday night and appointed u COUNT.
tee, with General Bradley I. johnson Chair
man. 10 make the necessary arrangements
for grand display OF 6reworks during
The display will proba-
bly, be made on Calvert-stree: bridge.
Miss Annie Louise Cary bad 4 most en-
fhusiastic reception at her native ;dfy. Port.
land, on Tuesday evening. when she APP
pfered y concert. She sang " Home SWeet !
Home" With anlsIeued feeling. J
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Elections This Week

On Tuesday, 9Th, Colorado will elect
State officers and one representative i'll
Congress. The present congressman Is
Republican.
On wednesday, 9Th, Georgia will elect
Governor. COLQUITT and NORWOOD, both
Democrats, are the candidates. We guess
that COLQUITT will be elected.
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,'''''''''''''' l'''''''''''''
Nj COHEN BROTHERS.


We shall open on MONDAY upwards OF eight
thousand dollars worth Of NEW SILKS, In addition
TO our former large stock. These goods have been
purchased at a sacrifice that Will enable US TO offer
BLACK SILK at sl.20 yard that is valued at
tl.65.
= pleces OF SATIN FINISH At AZ. as. the lowest
value OF which l. 1928; 2 pieces very heavy at
1895. the value Of which Is over - yard:
Also, a full line of BLACK and COLORED SATIN
DELYON tamonS them black asilkD a. &c.
sold heretofore at &l.75 yard
23.isch COL0kED SILK BROCADES at csc. a
yard;
81 pieces BLACK SILK AMI SATIN BROCADES
lamong them all-sikl at f1.25, the quality sold
last season at $3.50.
We invite special attention 20 our stock OF
SILKS AND SATISS
OF every description, from the lowest TO the fixes
imported also, our stock Of NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS, which have been selected with the greatest
care. oc 2-SaSSu
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TCHafI0re IN CT UDftfFerJ
Colonel William Johnston, who visited
Richmond a short time ago In the interest
OF the KIng's-Monntain celebration. 90 FRI
day received from Mr.. Claiborne watkins,
president Of the Commercial club OF tnat
city, check for $3.50. which, added TO s2o
handed Colonel Johnston during his stay
there, makes Richmond's contribution TO
the centennial s3O3-tbe largest sim con-
tributed by any one community. The l'st
OF contributors sent Colonel Johnston shows
that majority Of the contributors were
wholesale merchants.
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New ROOk.

Sketches Of Army Life in Russia. BY f. v.
GREENE, Lieutenant of Engineers. United
States Army, late Military Attacbe to the
United States Legation in st. Petersburg,
and author OF "The Russian Army and
Its Campaigns in Turkey in 1S77-'7S."
New York: CHARLES SCRIBSER's Sons.
1880.
This is no doubt highly interesting book.
The authors name Is guarantee Of its re.
liability
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.
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III II L A d Il HIS.
WHAT CAN BE HAD AT sYCLE BROTHERS.

WHAT CAN BE HAD AT sYCLE BROTHERS,.
HANDSOME BRoCADED SILKS and sATINs;
PLAIN sATINs ia all new and desirable shades !;
BLACK and COLORED SILK and SATIN DE
LION In great variety;
GA NOME CLOTH, in black and all desirable
shades, at Csc per yard;
ENGLISH CASHMERE in all new shades al 2sc.
per yard;
so pieces ALL.wooL CASHMERE at 800 per
yard;
42.inch ALL-wooL (extra quality BLACK
CASHMERE u. soc. per yard;
48.insh ALL-wooL CASHMERE at see. per
yard;
BLACK and cor oRED SILK vEIvETs In grea,
variety;
ESQ pieces BLACK SILK FRINGE a. all prices /;
SPIKES, CORD. and TAssELs In sreat variety ;
500 TOILET MATs-.ix for 2oc.;
80 dozen coLORED BoRDERED NAPKINS at
soc. per dozen;
Large aSortmen, OF HUcKABACK and DAMAsK
TOWELS;
LADIES' and CHILDREN's HOSE In srea, va
riety;
LADIES aud cHILDREN's CLoAKs In all new
styles;
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY IN endless variety;
CARPETS. MATING, oIL-CI.oTHs, and WIN
DOw.sHA.oEs At astonishipsly low prices, ~
sYCLE RRoTHERy, q
M 2e.eod aJl Byoad street.
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The Canvass.

Judge George Il. Garrison will speak at
Spotsy lyania Courthouse on the 4th instant
and al Fredericksburg the 9th instant.
Judge Robert Ould will speak at Peters
burg October 9Th.
General Fiiz Lee will speak at Stanton
the 18th OF October, and at Washlng on,
RappahannOck county, on The 18Th instant.
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Rev. Stephen II. Tying, Sr.. OF New YORK,
now in tis eigbty-first year, enjoys PEN
sion Of $4,000 year from st. Georges
church, over which be was thirty-fve years
the pastor.
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MTHALHIMER BROTHERS

herewith announce that owing to renting their
store, Fifh and Broad streets, they will not vvsn
there until OCTOBER Iorm. Meanwhile they otter
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
aud beg TO state tina. our stock ia complete in
every respect. and that purchasers will snd It 70
their interes. 10 call at COL Broad street.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
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....., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
COHEN BROTHERS.
~ -
WE WILL OFFER ON
MONDAY AcrnnnR Aru

MONIBA1s OClOBbR fTu,
30 pieces ALL-WO0L BLACK CASHMERE at
35c.:
Also, LUBIN'S SATIN FINISH. 46 irehes in width,
at .05. the value of which Is $50; besides
several other very great bargains I'm Cashmeres /;
20 pieces ALL-WOOL NOME CLOTH, 40 inches
in width. at 65c.-the former price Of which was
81 ward;
80 pieces ALL.wOOL NOME CLOTH at 20, 25,
and 30c.;
10 pieces & NMEL'S-HAIR BASKET SUITING in
various dark shades at &c.:
% pieces d0uDle-width ENGLISH CASHMKRES at
15c Il yard-sod generally AZ 25c.;
l6 boxes of COURTAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPES
IN remnants AT from 75c 10 1880 yard, being
sold 1T near one half ther value;
20 pieces yard-wide WHITE WOOL FLANSELS
AT zoe;
81 pieces WHITE DOMETT FLANNEL AT lOc.
Also. full lines of BALLARDVALE tall WOOL
WHITE and COZ ORED FLANNELS;
so dozen LADIES' KNIT VESTS a. 42c., tie value
OF which Is fully 65c.;
CHlLDREN'S KNIT WEAR, among them some
extra bargains;
so dozen fun regular LADIES' ENGLISH HOSE at
zoe. pair;
A large stock OF HOSIERY Of every description.
lOc 2Sa&Su
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nfr JULIUS MEYER q son

M JULIUS MEYER 4 son
HAVE JUST OPENED An IMMENSE STOCK
OF NEW FALL GOODS.
HAVING PURCHASED THEM UNDER PAR
TTCULARLY ADVANTAGEOUS CIRCUM.
STANCES ENABLES
THEM TO OFFER MANY SPECIAL BARGAINS
NOT TO BE had ELSEWHERE.
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A UsE VENTS.

VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE. TUES
Y DAY aud WEDNESDAY NIGHTS, OCTOBER
5TH aud 9Th, the COL0RED OPERA TROUPE
will produce the opera OF II. N. S.,PINAFOkE for
the bsneat of the state Guard. Prices of admits
sion: Reserved seats, soc general admission,
35c, gallery. 25c. Reserved sh. ct opens al the
nner,,. IInnsc Tuesday 40 A. NJ. Oc 3-3Lt
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TT OUR BUYER Is NOW IN NEW

n- OUR BUYER Is NOW IN NEW
YORK attending the large auction sales. aud ship
ping us the latest novelties in
PLAIN and BROCADED SILKS,
sATINs, DRESS GOODS,
DRFss TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, &C.
We have a large line Of
BLACK CAsHMEREs. MoHAIRS,
ALPACAs,
TAMIsE, HENRIETTA, CREPE, AND NOME
CLOTHS,
at prices to make them xell.
The best assortment OF
LADIES, CENT? EMEN's, AND CHILDRES's
HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES, BELTS,
CORSETS,
PLAIN AND BROCADED SILK AND SATIN
RIBBONS,
SILK, LACE, AND MUSLIN sCARFS AND
FICuUES,
cheaper than ever offered ia this city.
just received, another lot Of
ALL-wOOL SINGLE AND DOUBLE-WIDTH
CoLoRED FLANNELs AND sACKINGs
IN ALL THE NEW SHADES.
These goods are very desirable, and we advise an
early call to secure them.
Examine our stock OF
LADIES. GENTLEMEN's, AND CHILDREN's
UNDERWEAR,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORTERs,
CURTAIN LACES,
sHAWLs, CLOAKs, SKIRTS, &C, &C.
The finest stock Of
CASsIMERES FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR
VERY CHEAP.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets.
Ng'DON'T FORGET THAT WE WILL
!. - .,...L ..l
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2" FIR T APTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad srreetsl.-2ev. j. b. HAw-
TnoRNE. ID. D., viii preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
NJ on The Converted Tax Collector aud at ~
=. VI. ON The Yoke Of JOY"
All strangers welcome. 2t
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u p. RICHARDSON 4 Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALSHs ~
CARPETlNGs,
oil, CLOTHS.
CURTAIN MAlkRIAL-,
WINDOW SHADES, .,o,rtv
CANTON COCOA NATfINGs AND LlNV.
No. 90i, CORNER NINTH AND Mhss'S
X. +. RlCHARDsnN.l soSm
THOMAS BOOkfR, , " -
THAyE JUST RECEiVED w EaTs
STOCK OF GOODS. A fgil line OF An MATS;
al, III 1rils. DKuGGsTS, RUGS, AMI ,nsrnSs
C.sx SiI,E LACE sna DAMAsh Ctutn.,psR
SHAPES OF all styivs; fan me ,,anspliITO
WIsI,INGs OF the hte.t deslsas; sni MY. Al
UANOPlEs, which Lem openns ~ in SISGr.
"'s>'' HaiOll Main s1ieeh k'eh""n''
" ls-sm
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M ST. PAULS CHURCH.-Service at
IL O'Clock A. 81, with communion. Service at
Night at s O'clock.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5TH
AND 9TH,
the cir inPat character actor,
Mr.. FRANK MAYO.
AND A SPBcIALLY-hELbC1ED COMPANY,
will appear
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9TH.
in his new aud powerful domestic DIANA, by BARLEY
CamDbe !, Esq.. entitled
VAN, THE VIRGI<lAN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 9TH,
Murdock's most charming bsckwoOdS idyl,
DAVY CROt KETT,
PLAYED by Mr.. Mayo for eight consecutive years In
America and Europe.
Seats for either performance can he now had at
RAMOS & MosES'S, Ola Main street.
Orchestra tircle ana Balcony, 75c.; reserved
seats Al family Circle. 35c.: gallery 25c. Oc 2 81
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III JUST RECEIVING
HUTZLER BR THEIRS,
525 BROAD STREET,

FETNiTFNs VI lII--s
PLAIN and FANCY BUTTONS. &c, &c.
Also. large line Of all kinds OF LACEs, HAM
BURGs, &C., which VIII be- sold at yELr Low
PRICES;
The lstcst AVID handsomcst Style Of FALL MILL
merry;
TRIMMED aud UNTRINMED DtRBYs, SAIL
ORs, aud al newest shapes in straw and Fen
Cali and see our beautiful dhplW Of NEW
FLOWERS. te -
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The best music In the city will De engaged.
The Committee of Arrangements have deter
mined TO make this ball grand success. No means
Will be spared TO make II such.
TICKETS: Gentleman and ladies', rs cents; men,
bers' tickets, so cents Tickets be- had AT Z. e..
ThOn's res taur4nt, opposite Old Marker, at Mr..
George Hirschs store, 1918 Main street. and OF the
committee.
Members or the "West-Eud." Central" En-
erald,n and " Manchester" Beneficial aud Social So.
cieties Will have the same privileges as memoers OF
this Society Sc l9.263Oc2&3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-03

yesterday With two barees containing
5000 barrels Of salt One barge con-
taining 200 barrels is being unloaded
at the landing, between Jefferson and
Court streets. The other will be
unloaded as soon as one Of the packets
can get out Of the way so as to make
room for the barge. At least one
half Of the leyee is now monopolized
with sale, and there is no telling when
il will be removed. Those in power
should see that this salt is removed at
once so that the packets can discharge
their freights.
The Vint Shinkle came in before
daylight with a big trip Of freight,
comprising rear 5000 packages. She
did a good way business, but lost con-
siderable time in consequence Of iogs
and bad weather. Wednesday night
she grounded at Bulletin and remain
ed there until yesterday afternoon,
losing fifteen hours. While aground
the tow boat Sea Lion came down,
swung around and struck the Shinkle,
breaking a derrick and part of the
rigging, a piece of which struck Cap
tain Lindsey, slightly bruising him
about the head.