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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-06-17

NEW YoRK, June 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick 6tilson, Of Atlanta, were on
their way eas. with their little children.
They took passage on the Inflated Mar
rsgsnsett. When the disaster occurred
the children, who were licked up In
Q stateroom, were for the moment for
gotten, and It is supposed both babies
we're burned before any assistance
could be obtained. and the poor moth
er, when she realized her loss, was In
paroxysm Of grief. An old lady,
Margaret Muir, Of Brooklyn, about
sixty years Of age, vas picked up while
floating in the water holding high
above her head her infant grsDdchiId
6fteen months old. A boy named
Charles Case, shout twelve years OF
age, reading IN Jersey City, who, with
his father was on bis way 70 Boston on
the Narragansett, was placed By bic
father on life raft with assurance
that the lad would be taken
care Of by him. After . long
ana severe struggle the father diasp-
peared under the water. Soon after
the boy. who wes entirely destitute sf
clothing, was brought on board the
City Of NsW York. Several boys from
the unitsd States steamer Tennessee.
who were passengers on the NsrEagln-
sstt, were very active Ia orgsnizing he
crew Of the NRFsgsnsett and in aiding
70 syold q panic. Among the ssved
are Mrs. Frsd 6nison Of Atlantis, W.
l. Prosser Of Tsnnessse, y. Smith o.
TenBe1see, who stated thas none Of |
ths HsrzHssSsstt's bsskscrpapsrs vsrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

ALL-WOoL MATELASsE CLOhRs a. go
heretofore sold AT 80;
Their stock OF COLORED DRESS GOOD, ...t.
offered regardle>, OF cost;
BLACK and COLORED CASHMERsSm I-...
yard;
DOUBLE-WIDTH ALL-WoOL COLuEt0
CASHMERES at 37i.c;
DOUBLE-WIDTH CROSSE MONTE ClDI
Black at 33c., form crly Sold 50c.;
Cd ALL-WOOL ULSTER CLoIn az 75.......
rally valued It $50;
Also. a large stock of BLACK AMI CprnrIU
SILKS at considerable r.lar'Io. f.u .a,.
prices;
BLACK SILKS reduced from ;l.2o 70 $3.50.
the liner qualities r.ducei p.ororianat.I',
A full stock Of COLOR SILKS a. r..l
prices; also, NOVELTY DRESS aaI Irr
MING SILK to close for t.'s season;
Great bargains ia COE>tT~-c,,ry ,1..s ..
style;
5O.BONE SGDE.sPLIT COE>EIs az 50c.:
100 SIDE.sPLIT ADJUSTABLE C0E>.., p
e5c.;
rs dozen PCRELINEN IrCk TOWELS Pig ...
valued generally Al - DOZEN;
so pieces ENGLISH CANTON FLANNlLNl".
bought at a great bargain;
Also. "A very exten-iye stock of HOSIERY .' ....
reduction 20 close;
CARPETS aud FLOOR OTL-'LorllSa l.......
prices; bc.ides an innumcralir amount. f
goods. I'D
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III SYCLE BROTHERS :
SYCLE BROTH. De-
SYCLE BROTHERS
WILL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAY. "tftE
SPECIAL BARGAINS II ORDER Ip
REDUCE THEIR IMMENSE
STOCK BEFORE
TAKING INVENTORY.
SYCLE BROTHER,
TAKING INVENTORY.

CLOAKS-A very large stD.h ot ihit, '.
CHILDREN'S TO De clo-,d oUi at o'-t;
SIAWLS IN great variety such as Bi Hf
SHETLAND. aud BLANKET SHAWL
A very large stock Of BOULEVARD and bAiN''
RAJ SKIRTS;
CARPETS, OIL.CLOTfi>, MAITlN'>. ani EI '-
In great variety 90 te c.o-ei 'ut 81 i, ..i-
their value
800 pairs BLANKETS at less Than n.
prices;
In DRESs GOODS W. have aI t4e h'e-' n.'.
and shades;
BLACK CASHMEEFS GRAPE 'LolN'. A-
BOMBAZINES-W have a laric stocks
Best soc. CASHMERE in tie cil':
Our 81 CAsIIMERES reduced 10 7Jc.;
A large and wtlLassorfcd stock ot sllh>
SATINS IN all the new ,iaic,-viin 'I'h
some beautiful EVENING SHADES
Our Toe. 81, and Sl.2j SILKS ar the br'
city;
A fail line Of DOMEsTfCS. bought before th' ~
rise which will be sold at The Old prices
Another 10, Of those cheap REMNANis ni Iil'h
LINENS;
A very large assortment Of HANDFUL" tu'.''
and INsERTINGS;
A full line OF TORCHON ai bHt'"''"
LACES;
In HOSIERY We have fall a. rm,ni ''i ''
and children
Another lot Of those cheap BALBHi1GAN-'
500 dozen more Of those LiNtN uAN'" TO-
CHIEFS at g.. apiece;
1000 yards WORSTED FRINGE 'otf r'-'' .'
at Sc. yard. at SN,LE HEulHtH>t
IA 2-eod sll Bn1t-'r...
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DEATHS.

Did. at | O'Clock A. NJ. Saturday the 9Th In
slant. MR.. FRANCE A.. wife OF Captain william
~ Bragg. In the ffty-6fIh year of her age.
The funeral ser vices will take place from Genie
nary church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock. The friends of the family are requested 10
attend.
Died, at Shenandoah Works. Page county,
Va on Saturday. de cember 27. 1879, LIZZIE e.,
daughter of BENJAMIN aud Alice NJ. Mines. and
granddaughter Of Hon. William Mines, DR.; aged
one year four months and tveny-one days.
LittIp LIZZIE was very sweet child, though n
very delicate one. Ia all her little childish ways
she evinced ,oberUess aud Judgment beyond Der
age and bore her last pain ful sickness with most
wonderful degree of patience. Rut her suficrings
are over. The Master did more for her In one sim
gle moment than earthly friends could haze done
through the years of n lOrg life. This Thought IS
the golden fringe upon the dark cloud ~"
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Editors Richmond DtSpdtch :

Is it not notifying to the citizens OF our
State TO read the accounts i'm the papers OF
the "squabbe" in the Legislature over the
selection OF the county judges. Charges OF
incapability, dishonesty, and drunkenness
have been brought against some OF the can
didates, and still some OF the dominant
party have wished the parties elected with
out investigation.
What change from the time when we
can remember, when the office OF judge
sought the man, and not the man the office !;
but times have changed, and | fear for the
worse. Let politicians run for any other
office, but let The position OF judge be free
from politics. But now it seems at least
some OF the candidates are chosen because
they have political influence in their re-
spectye counties. III.
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The following ought to have followed the
letter signed " Conservative" in Saturdays
Dispatch:
Editors Dispatch The above letter in
reply 10 Democrat has been submitted
to me by General William b. Stands. fully
concur with the General, and think his plan
much the best for us to adopt. II the Re-
adjusters-that party which has done so
much to destroy in the minds of our peo-
pie the principles Of honor, delicacy, moral
ity. and even the sentiment OF humanity
il that party is losing strength in other
parts OF the State as fast as they are in this
county, there will be little doubt but what
in the next election the Conservatives will
carry the State by an overwhelming ma
iority.
ONE OF THE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
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We have complained Of the 's'k u y" We
northern Radical papers about what wou'd
he the result Of the next censu,i ou' VIZ
must say that II ali the supervisors ere to be
s,,ch men on tie ono Just appointed IN TINS
district, there will be no ground TO doubt
that the census will be fair to nil sections
and NJ, parties. DIR. j. q. CabELL, the pre-
.idcpt Of the Board Of Health OF Richmond
4 man Of the highest character, Is the gen.
s,eman who has consented to accept the po'
sition In question. We congratulate the
people Of all parties that man has the place
IN whom everybody who knows him ma
perfect confidence.
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" Waakaniup."

The State was not more surprised at our
lkte article OF Saturday headed Vir-
ginia" than we are at the Interpretation
which our neighbor has put upon it. We
meant to say exactly what II did say-no
more and no less. We did ii TO call atten-
ton to the conditien OF the Conservative
party, aud to waru the leaders OF the
party against doing saything which would
prevent this State from casting its
vote next November for the nominee OF
the Democratic National Convention.
Where, in that article, the Htate found
any signs Of weakening, we know not. We
had heard ii said that the Dispatch had not
been denouacing the Rexdjusters recently
rs 1t did when the late canvass was going
on; but we have always referred the COM
plainer to the States course as being ex-
actly In the same line with ours. So Ii can
hardly be that that the State il referring to.
At any rate, we know that Virginia must
be saved to the Democrats next fall, II at
all, by the exercise OF the greatest good
judgment. We have no doubt that the
State will be as ready as we TO do anything
which q sense OF duty demands TO secure
that result; and to do nothing which q
sense OF duty does not demand.
We cannot enter largely into this subject
just now. Indeed we do not desire to do
20. We intend to wait IA time with patience
II our little article carried any meaning
other than that it would require calm, cool
judgment and wise as.s TO enable US TO
pilot our vessel safely through the dan
gerous waters through which she Is now
passing. II carried q meaning whica we did
net purpose 10 give to IL. We INTENDED to
Warn the conses vatyes against incorporate
Language and against whatever acts might
prove bindranee TO The triumph OF the
Conservative party next fall.
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sPECrAL NOTICES.
rTIT WILL PAY TO MAKE YOUt
PURCHASES AT LEVY BROTHERS.

pOueLE-wlDTH ALL-wOOL PLAIDs at 7oc.
per yard worth Ai25;
,K.AND-wOOL MIXED DRESS GOODS at
75c. per yard worth $3.50; Mt $50 per yarc
worth s2.25;
BRoCADED SILKS at s1.25 per yard, sold at
ti75 at the beginning Of the season;
BLACK STRIPED wATERED SILK at s1.25
per yard worth s2;
BLACK SILKS at 60c. worth Soc. at CSC. worth
s5c., at 0Oc. worth si.i5, at 81 rs worth $3.50,
atti.5o worth 81;
COLORED SILKS from 75c. TO 81 rs per yard:
BLACK SILK PEKIN VELVET at sl.s5 worth
a.:
SATINs In black and colors at all prces-an excel
lent article of OLD GOLD SATIN at 9Oc. per
yard, and LIGHT BLUE SATIN "a inches wide
atsI.25 worth 1913;
WOOL PLAIDS at l5c. per yard worth 25c.;
CLoAKs, CIRCULARS, and DOLMANs sold at
reduced prices-some at less than cost;
BLANKETS can be had at old prices, notgllhstand-
ing that there has been an advance of at least 25
per cent:
A large assortment of all kinds Of GOODS FOR
| MOURNING. Special bargains III SlOU hNlNp
| HANDKERCuIEFS, CREPE Wells, and
| CREPE COLLARS.
BLACK and COLORED SILK vELvETs very
| cheap;
| A large stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS;
Special bargains In PRINCES, and a large lot Of
! BUTTONS az half value;
| The largest stock of cheap HAMBURG EDGlN6s
| and INSERTINGS ever offered.
| Examine stock, aud you will find tito your adj
vantage TO make your purchases of u, as We show
larger stock and greater variety of goods than any
| other house la this State.
| LEVY BROTHERS,
| 10l7 ana 1919 Main street,
| ial4 Richmond. Va.
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The Atchison and Nebraska railroad has
been completed to David City, Neb.. 2o2
miles west OF Atchison, Ks, and regular
trains commenced running through Friday
Grading is nearly completed to Columbus,
Neb., where Junction with the Union Pa
cidc will be effected. The road will reach
that point by the middle OF February.
At the residence OF DR.. Il. f. Smith, La
throp, Mo-, on the 9Th OF January, died
Lucius L. Smith, aged about twenty years,
Youngest son OF Dr.. j. 4. and Mary a. ii.
Smith, of Hanover county. Va.
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Excitement ut WiIliamspOrt.

RAID INTO MARYLAND-sRlZURE OF NEGRO
FOR ABDUCrING WHITE GIRL.
The Hagerstown Globe Of yesterday re-
ports the appearance on Wednesday OF 4
body Of eight horsemen upon the streets OF
Williamsport. heavily armed and equipped
IL was soon known that they were in search
OF a runaway c0upe-a negro man and q
white girl, the daughter OF farmer living
on the Rappabannock near Warrenton, in
Virginia. The girl is said 10 have appro-
priated 81 900 belonging TO her father, which
she took with her in her flight with her sable
lover. he party Of men had been on the
search for several days, and traced them
across the Potomac TO the vicinity OF Will
liams port, where the darky was taken in
charge. The girl, who is about seventeen
years OF age, and not bad looking, was taken
to Taylor's Hotel, in Willamsport, and
placed under the care OF the proprietor un-
ill her relatives can be notified TO take her
away. In leaving Williamsport the armed
horsemen took the negro with them,
and, from threatening remarks made
by them. the impression gained ground
in Williamsp1rt that the affair would
result in lynchne. The pair had
been stopping at the house OF Mr.
Shoop, some distance above Williamson
and 1t was at this point that the mounte d
men crossed over into Virginia with their
captive. The negro and the girl had visited
WilliamspOrt in company several times,
attracting great attention each time. Their
last visit there was at the dedication OF the
colored church. The mounted men had
magnificent horses. Nothing has been heard
OF them or the negro on TIL, side OF the river
since they recrossed. but there is great anX-
iety TO know what disposition was made OF
the clptiye.- Baltimore american.
ARRIVAL AND ARREST or THE PARTY IN vIR-
GINA.
fBy telegraph to the New York HeraldI
WINCHESTER, Va, January l6.-Great eX-
citemant prevails here over the appearance
Of seven mounted white men, surrounding
a very unprepossessing negro. also on horse
back. AS they came pranclng down the
main street the negro suddenly drew up,
and declared he "would go no further until
he was permitted 10 consult lawyer;
whereupon two Of.the white men immcdi-
ately commenced 10 whlp-up the horse he
was riding on. and ordered him to go on. A
demanded their authority for such
proceedings. One OF the men then told him
they had none; whereup0n they were all
arrested aud carried before justice Krebs.
An investigation developed the fact that
The negro was Arthur Gordon, a mar
rcd map, with two or three children, from
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HtlsbCS. SHOES, &C.
= .---- = = : --------~---------
NENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE

GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE
~ SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS at
$780, bargain:
GENTLEMEN'S HEAVY DOUBLE-SOLE But
TON-BO0Ts, LACE-sH0ES. and CONGRESS
CATERS, In all grades;
LADIES' FRONT and SIDR-LACE and BUTTON.
B0OTS-heayy sOles, for walking. aud ia dne
son kid and light soles:
BOYS aud CHlLDREN's scHoOL-sHoEs and
FINE DRESS BOOTS;
INFANTS SHOES Ia all styles:
A fine line Of OLD GENTLEMEN's aud LADIES
BROAD-BoTroM, fLAT-IIEEL BOOTS aud
SHOES;
TRUNKS, YALIsEs, sATCHELs, BAGS, OVER.
CATERS. &c:
The UNIVERSAL LE.sUPP0RTER for
weak snk'es-a good thing. All at
J. A. GRIGG's.
Dc 81 tls Tenth and Main streets
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Fauquler couriy, who had eIoped with Z
prepossess,.g young white giri nsmed
MIS-, Ccrder. The lady belongs TO one Of
the first families in Fauquier county, and Is
81 weak intellect. The seven men were
citizens OF the county, and bad followed
the negro over into Mary near Clear
Spring, where they arrested him and
brought him through here on their way to
their own county. Justice Krebs swore
one Of the men In as special constable,
and let them proceed on their way. The
negroes employed counsel, and endeavored
to obtain writ OF hdbeds corpus, but be-
fore they could succeed the parties bad
taken their prisoner and decamped. The
negro element here are greatly excited al
what they term "mob law" aud assert pos
itively that the man will be lyncaed. The
girl was left at Williamsp0rt, Nd, to awai'
the arrival Of her friends.
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M" A CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS AT LESS THAN OLD PRICES!

JULIUS MEYER,
SOB BROAD STREET.
being determined to reduce his stock preparatory
10 making change In business, has marked his en-
tire stock way down.
DRESS GOODS closing out at and below cost;
DRESS GOODS reduced from 374 TO Csc, from
80 TO zoe, from 20 TO 16'ic.:
DOUBLE-WIDTH NOVELTIES re luced from
sl.25 to S5c.:
STEEL. MIXED POPLINS reduced to 64c.;
STRIPED MUMMY-CLOTHS At SIC;
BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES greatly re-
duced;
ALL-WOOL COLORED CASIiMERES reduced TO
Ace; superior quality reduced from - TO 6Oc. :
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at 42c.--yery
cheap;
coo. BLACK CASHMERE reduced to Soc;
Al CASHMERE reduced to S5c.
specially low prices made in BLACK and COLOR
ED SILKS:
PEKIN STRIPED SILKS and SATlNS at cost:
MERINO and ALL-WOOL UNDERWEAR at
greatly reduced prices;
BLANKETS closing out at cost;
LADIES and CIiLDREN'S FURS closing out
much below cost;
And lots Of other goods below regular prices. at
il2 JULIUS MEYERS.
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A MUYIFIcENT GIFT.-Tbat noble old hero
General Joseph L. Johnston hts.contrbutt q
the handsome sum of 800 TO the fund Tor
the relief OF the Irish people. This was d
munldcent gift, and the giver has the con-
ISOLATION OF knowing that 1t was well be-
slowed. We trust the example will not be
lost on those who are richer than the Gene
raj. NOrfOK Landmarks.
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.

THE LATEST NOVELTIES N THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.
AMBER CRACKLE GLASS;
FLORENlINE GLAsS-only few pieces IL this
county;
CERE Lass, which took the premium over the
Bohemian:
HARLEQUIN, A. ID. COFFEEs, and DESSERT
SETS:
FRUIT PLATES--tyorv bsdy--romething new;
DECORATED DINNER SETS-Ntoko pattern;
CHAMBER sETS-Mmion-yaFietyo VI patterns;
TEA 81 fS-all prices aud styles.
VIII have opened on The sTH INSTANT the
largest assortment OF WORCE TER. DRESDEN,
AND LONGWY WARE ever exhibited. aud en-
tirely new designs. GEORGE GIBSON, dr.,
de 1907 Main street.
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Rv(1AL NOTICES.
m- 1880. NEW YEAR.
1850.
rHALHIMEP BROTHERS

THALHrMEP BROTHERS.
wlsnlns 20 start TIE new year 10 benehftng their
many t.iends and customers rs well az tho mil ~ ;,
large hive decided 70 ark down their enf,sc
stocx OF DESIRABLE GOODS 20 per cent ,.'.
tan regular prices.
are prepared 10 offer extra Inducements In sIl ~
OF COTTON, LINEN. and WOOL en- FABRigs'
and solicit call TO convince you o. the above fc,
Our Isree line OF DRESS GOODS. BROc, ann,
FIGURED. and STRIPED NOVELTIES AZ H.,
than original value 10 close them out Do ~. = II,
to look at stock Of DRESS GOODS. '1''
Great reduction !, y q prices Of AL..wooL COL.
ALL:wooL CASHMERE reduced from g.. n
ALt,wooL CASHMERE reduced from s.. 70
ALG:@ooL CASHMERE reduced from q to
CSC. - ="
THIS embraces large and elegant line Of c,,r,
Our extensive stock Of BLACK spd coroprn
SILKS. BLACK and C0L0RkD yELYLT.. VIZ
vETEE,Ns;s sATiSs, ~. PEkiS: BkocADED 5ai
lions and wonder: Our az 80 SILKS ,si, ,,.l.'
.l.73; our 81 SILKS reduced = = 30: our 81 ~
SILKS reduced To- fl.lO our a % SII KSr,t'
% 81: our Al SILKS reduced 10 sjc'; o'- a6
SILKS reduced 10 Use: our ~ BLACK an. cnt.
ORED BROCADFD SILKS reduced to I .;o. - 80
81 BLACK SATIN reduced to $50: oar - IN
BLACK SATIN red1ced 10 81 our VI q M ,,,,y,y]
PEKiN SATIN reduced = sl.25; or n
BLACK PkkINS SATIN reduced O. our '.,.!
| - q.
| LORED SATINS reduced 10 lilo. Wes,. I-
| spectien OF this line Of goods, 10
We have also received large Invoice ~ r,orr
| LINENS, NAPKINS. TRAY. CLOTHS .r6V.tf
QUILTS, aud other FURNISHING GOODS ~
| a nice line Of WHITE GOODS vbich lttif. 30
buy now at the low figure, We offer them. '
| Having bought large stock Of BLANKtr. ..
| low prices before the rise IN wO0i. and vi. f,
reduce our stock OF them, W. have markc! ,i.,.
| down as follows:
| Our sl5 BLANKETS 10 $40: ON sl2rf a.
| KETS TO So; our 80 BLANKETS to AZ az :,
| BLANKETS to So ; our IS BLANKFI>tSl, ~
our "a BLANKETS 10 80 Buy ,our Ef a.
wish TO save money. '-
| We have also received limo OF LIGHT ~rt,r
SILKS and SATlNS tor evening r.. =: a.a .ffi.
| SHADES Of SiLFSIAS. TARLATAN~. D.Ir,n
| aud FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS:TWO mn q"
| FOUR, SIX, and EIGhT-Bt TrON KGDGIuvF,
at low prices. THALHlMfR BROIHFP, -
| ia lO-S,N&W Col Broad ,if,'
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on THURSDAY the 18th instant, at the
Joshua Peterkin. ID. d., Mr. J. RYLAND FLEET
and Miss ANNA RUTHERFORD, dauehn OF
the late William Rutherford, Esq; all OF ihls
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated Nyy%lzM
Nl Convocation of HARTMAN ROYALS M<5
ARCH CHAP!E Err, No So. will be held sL1 T,se,tS
THIS EVENING. nj MasOns' HILL. on ~"'"S~
Franklin street. at 7 o'clock. All Royal Arch Ma
sons in good standing are fraternaly invited 10 at
tens.
BY order VI. +. II. +. -
WILLIAM WILSON Secretary.
JANUARY 10. a. l.. $3.50, \. -. 1880.
In lQ-1tF
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MOZART HALL.
LECTURE.
OK POPULAR LECTURES ON

OK POPULAR LECTURES ON AS
~ TRONOAfY TO be- deiyed before tne Young
Mems Christian A. ocialiou, al Association Hall,
by Professor CHARLES II. WINSTON. of Rich
mOnd Con, re. The first lecture will be delivered
TUESDAY EVENING, January 20, 1880, at &
o'clock The other lectures VIII FOLLOW In order on
succeeding TUESDAYS until the course Is COM
pie ed. The lrcures will be fully illustrated by dia
grams. lantern-S and other apparatus.
TICKETS: For single i ctGre. l5c.; for The course
Of six lectures. 75c. For safe az c. +. JohnstOns.
9lS Main street. and at Association Hall. Members
of the Young Mems Christian Associa ION ADM ted
tree. IA D Ot
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READINGS.
Personal.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
l. TAKE NOTICE: That my Wife, MARY DIGGS,
having forsakeu nv bed and Ooar, and refusing To
return, no longer hold myself responsible for any
bills that she makes. JOHN DlGGS.
RICHMOND, VA, December 20. 1879.
de 30-2taw4w
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tn GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE,
COHEN BRoTuEE,'.

Having an extremely large sock on h.a....,
being very desirous TO close for mi. -,s..r. ...y
viii commence JANUARY lsT To- offer tl.r...t
at considerable
RFnVCTIO< From EorNFp ppf.t
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Ills stock consists of a LARGE AND FINE AS
SORTMENT OF GOODS, imported especially for
him, and is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES aud PATTERNS,
Prices 10 suit the times.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS of fine grades
made 10 order. no Ia
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After Recess,

| Inc senate met again about nalf-paSt
O'Clock.
For Judge Of Northampton Mr.. Hamilton
S. NeaIe was elected.
For Judge Of Pitrsylvania Mr.. CANNON
nominated Eoratio Davis.
Mr.. Hurt nominated Judge j. ID. Coles.
| Nj. HURT referredi in strong terms to the
fact that Mr.. CANNON had refused TO answer
the questions asked him by the Pittsylvania
delegation as to the nature OF the interroga.
tories propounded by Mr.. CANNON TO Mr.
Davis, and his Dayis's) answers thereto.
Mr.. CANNON Qnterrupting) asked Mr.
| HURT II he (CANN0N) had not told him that
the correspondence referred 10 was private.
Mr.. HURT, in reply, asked Mr.. CANNON II
| he CANNON had not read the letter from
Mr.. Davis 10 the Readiusters' caucus.
Mr. CANNON took his seat, aud made no
reply to Mr.. HURTS inquiry.
For judge OF Rappahannock Mr.. HALE
nominated Judge james +. Strother, and
he was elected.
For judge OF Southampton Mr.. RAwLEs
nominated 4. &. Barrett.
Mr.. DANIEL nominated Judge Joseph w.
Urquhart
Mr.. Barrett was elected.
MI. MAYO presented a resolution post
ponlng the joint order until Monday at 12t
O'Clock. Agreed TO.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House OF Delegates was called to or.
der at ii O'Clock By Speaker LACY.
No prayer.
INTRODUCED AND RpFERRED.
by Mr.. HEAD: Bill to provide for sub
milling the question Of liquor license or no
liquor license to the qualified voters OF
Loudoun cocnty and to the qualified voters
OF each magisterlaI district in the said
county.
by Mr.. SLEMP: Bill for the relief OF James
Hampton from fine.
D0oRKEEPER.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-19

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