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The Philadelphia Telegraph, an indie

The Philadelphia Telegraph, an indie
pendent Republican journal, says:
a greater mOckerv could not be INDUCED
in than that of rendering t. General Grant
the vetc OF Pennsylvania by virtue Of the
resolution which the majority Of the Con-
venlioD adopted. They did not in any man.
ner represent the Republican voters OF
Per nsylyania-not even majority OF them,
no: even themselves, their own wishes, or
feelings. They represented wholly and
solely the determination OF Mr.. Cameron,
t. which was and is opposed the general
Eill of the people.
The Republican machine OF Pennsylva.
mia has done is work as It's engineer wllled
it should be done. THat 0f New York is
next expected t. 90 lis work after the
same fashion. and doubtless IL Will do il.
MIR. Cameron and Mr.. ConklinS are Of one
mind, but-tbcy are not Pennsylvania
and New York. They are upon one side
Of the argument; the people of these
StateS-the voters, who make or break the
candid ties OF c0nveniiOnS-are upon the
other side of It. The issue has been made
by Nj. Cameron. Whether be or they
will win it is a question of nero time. lie
has proved that he can buy and sell the ma
jOrily of convention for any particular
candidate. Unless he can buy and sell the
his defeat, either in June or November.
General Grant is no nearer the presidency
to-day than lie was on February ), 1915.
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IL GREAT REDUCTIONIN PRICES
ID. & T.. MITTELDORFER
WILL FROM THIS DATE OFFER THEIR IN
TIRE STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.

DRESS GOODS to be sold at and below cost;
BLACK ami COLORED CAsHMEREs rcd-ccd 20
per cent;
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, al less than cost TO close
CARPETS! CARPETS !--Om stock NUT be sold
at les, than old prices;
UNDERWEAR for ladies, children, and gentlemen
at old prices
LADIES VESTS at soc. regular price 81;
| INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for ladies and gentlemen at Sl2J,
regular price 81;
We have a few BLANKETS left. VIII be sold At
prices to astonish all.
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONs-a very
large stock, bought before the ri,e, which We
will sell at a very small advance on cost
CORSETs. CORsETs! CORSETs!-The best
goods for the money in the city.
IDE-LACE and SIDE-srEEL CORSET at SOC.
worth 81;
ABDOMINAL CORSETS, for stou, ladies, a. 9Oc.
worth ~;
IRISH LINENS In REMNANTS;
TABLE-DAMASKS. TOWELS. CRASHES.
CRUMB-CLOTUS, NAPKINS, and full line
OF WHITE GOODS. Now Is the time to buy
these goods.
TORCHON LACEs, HAMBURG EDGINGs aud
INSERTINGS, PATENT LACES, RUCH-
INGS "a very large slock), RIBBONS BUT
TONS. TRIMMINGS Of all kinds;
HOSIERY fun AMI complete stock;
CASSIMERES, KENTUCKY JEANS, WATER
PROCESS fun line. Look at these goods be
fore you buy.
Don't fail 10 give us call and procure some Of
the bargains. ID. & T.. MlITELDORFER,
ia l0-cOdlm 527 Broad street.
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Turnpikcs.

Editors Dispatch: Would IL not be well
10 call the attention Of the legislative mind
TO the fact that while something has been
done for the welfare Of the travelling public
through the medium Of railroad commits
sioner, that it would he conducive Of no
harm to bear in mind another fact. that
there are other interests at stake beside the
interest OF those who travel by rail or water,
chief OF which are the interests OF those
who have to pay most exOrbitant rates OF
travel in shape Of high tariff over miserably
kept rnpikes-turnpikes which are turn
pixies only in name, and which are perpetu-
ated by bad legislation instead OF good
gravel. ExCURsIoNlsT.
Henrico, February Z, $780,
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
HE LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.
AMBER CRACKiE GLASS;

AMBER CRACKiE GLASS;
FLOREN1lNE GLAsS-Only few pieces In this
cnupty:
GERS GLASS, which took the premium over the
Bohemian
HARLEQUIN, A. ID. COFFEEs, and DESSERT
SkTSr
FRUIT ATES-lvory bOdy--something new;
DECORATED DINNER SfrS-MtokO pattern;
CHAMBER SErS-MmtOn- variety OF patterns;
JfA ~ fs-all psices aud styles
VIII have opened lb- sIH INSTANT the
largest assortment OF WORCE-TER. DRESDEN.
AID LoNGWY WARE ever exhibited aud en-
iirely new designs. GEORGE GIBSON, JH.,
see 1907 Asip street.
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Grant Doomed.

fFrom the Pm iladclphia Times.l
How much Senat or Cameron's power has
been strained beyond its endurance to give
hin the personal triumph he has achieved is
a problem that the future must solve; but
the one visible and irrevocable result OF his
needless contest at Harrisburg is the clearly.
taught lesson that General Grant cannot be
the nominee Of the Chicago Convention.
Or this now patent fact owners and bidders
will take timely notice.
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r1yTHALHIMER BROTHERS are still

l1TTHALHIMER BROTHERS are still
giving their customer, and friends every advantage
Of LOW PRICES. and In consequence are selling
large quantities Of GOODS. Notwithstanding the
recent heavy advance ia all goods we are sim SELL
ing them at
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES.
It will pay TO siYe us a call and examine our i'm
mense stock.
in order to close out our entire stock Of CLOAKS,
we have reduced them rs follows:
s24 CLOAKS reduced u SIG; $40 CLOAKS TO
sI4;sI7 CLOAKS 70 $l2:&l CLOAKS 10 50;
SO CLOAKS to 81; ~ CLOAKS 30 80.
sHAwLs, SKIRTS. QUITS. and BLANKETS
at cost TO close them out. Buy YOUR Blankets and
save them for next winter.
Look at our Extensive stock of BLACK aud CO.
LORED SILKS. SATINS, BROChDF. PtkIN,
and STRIPED SILKS, for evening and drc-s wear,
which care Offering at extremely low prices. 4
new and elegant hre Of SILK and CHENILLE
PRINCES for trimming same.
Having laid in a large supply Of TABLE-LIN-
EMS, NAPKIH~, TRAY-rLOTHS. DOtLIEs
TOWELS, SHrETINGS. &c, We advise au early
call to secure some tre1' b'rSairs.
our stock of MOURNING GOOI s. I'm BLACK
CASHMEFES. TAMfsE. CAiIEL>'-HAIR. HEN
RIETTA CREPE-CLOTIi. and BLACK ALPA-
CAS- complete and We gaiallce the best goods for
the least money. Doh't fiji 10 give as a call in
Black Good.
KID GLOVES, KID GLnNEs.-Wr have again
received large invoice 81 Ga gtut and Chcap MD
GLOVES. In ., 3. (. d. AMI huit0n-. from soc. io
- pair. A. We keep large ne We are able Ia
.uit any one IN quality ana price.
Sixty d,E,n KID GLOVES ar 25c. plir. Ills
l. a splendid lOf. winch have ben picked from the
regular stock, aud we offer them at THIS marvellous
low price 20 close IN. IN ont.
We have also Just received splendid line of
SILK MTFFLkk~. SCARFS. LACE TIE, FL
CHUtS COLLARS. CUFFS. PI AIN aud FANCY
RIBBONS, COESkTS. HOSIERY, &c. at low
price,.
| HAMBTRG EDGlNGS. HAMBURG INSERT
INGS.-Wil open on MONDAY and during TIE
week. 400 pieces Of these good. from Be. 10 81
yard. Wait until you see our line before purcha
slug elsewhere.
ToMESTIC PAPER POSITIONS. latest styles.
Just out. AT ThALUIMER BROTHERS.
IA 24.S. NAV col Broad street.
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PROFESSIONAL.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
old CHOICE LIQUORS AND FINE
" GROCtklES.

ID. ANTELO1TT.
No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
begs l. ave 10 call at eniion his large stock OF
CHOICE VIRGINIA WHlSKEYs, FIR EN- c II
BRANDIEs, and WINES. such Us
OLD "G. \. MYSDK" WAfSkEY;
old;
FILCHER WTiisKEY. seven wears old;
CLEMMER VIII sky, Eve yesrs ola;
OLD NJ LII DARK LONDON DOCK
BRANDY:
OLD MARTELL V. 6. OF BRANDY;
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN:
Also, choicest grades o. POkI aud SHERRY
WINES. and IRISH and SEQ ron WIliSKt Y.
Also NI.OlNlh HAMS, FINE TEAS and COZ
FEE: nnd GROCERIES generally.
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SENTIMENT IL WAsHINGTON.-The Wash.
ingfon correspondent OF the New York
HcrdtG SAYS:
"The opinion Of those who have in the
course OF this evening heard these details is
thai MIR. CamerOn's victory is worse than a
defeat for him, as it has developed his I'M
expected weakness in the State and the I'M
expected strength and determination OF the
anii.CamerOn and anti-lhird-term senti-
ment'
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CnoCA RY.GLAsswARE, g..
HOLIDAY GOODS. NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR TRASHY-EVERYTHING
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACHITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS. &C.;
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS, &C;
CRACkLE VASES, BOUQCET-HOI DERs, SC.
TRGDI>CE Mt BOUQUET aud FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C.;
DRE>DF ORNAMENTS. &C:
BOHEMIAN VAsEs, COLOGNE SETS, &C;
CHINESE VASES. &C.:
JAPANESE BOXES, TRAYS, &C.;
MtJOLICA, In new designs. at half former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, an
1OlLET-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFTtR-DINNER C0FFEES,
HARLtQUIN TEA aud DESSERT-SETs,
COAL-YAsEs and PLATE WARM
ERS.
The above sre now open for inspection. No idea
can Ue formed OF The variety. 80 come and see.
r.. q. TAYLOR, lOll Main street.
j. Z. SUTTON. ts,le.ms,
j. q. SSsLSON,b de
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DEATHS.

Died at The residence Of BIZ g:TspSRa bos 0 infant
SATURDAY. February ~ ia. SnmgI' Bsnkenihp; aged
son OF Thomas II. and be''ie "
Ta mcps"f from e house 800 College street Sun
DAY EVENING. the etn - insd 60 attend. -
n,.a =, b,. residence. No. 1927 yenab' a stree.
rabruary Tin az 7:IO r. NJ. after To- q aud pain
fni illness, EDWARD l.. J';hNso.,, IN the fiftieth
year OF his age.
He leaves wife and sashi children to mourn their
loss.
His funeral VII AXE place from 81. Johns Church
M0NpAi, ,ruary OH, at oci9cK =. VI
Friends ano .rIuainances OF the famiy are re-
speettu,iy " .vitai 10 attend.
Noolc .apers please copy.
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FANCY GOODS.
I OTIS OF NEW GOODS
IL AT sos BROAD STREET

I OTIS OF NEW GOODS
IL AT sos BROAD STREET.
Received to-day large line Of PICTURE
| FRANES-BacE Walnut, Enameiled, and Vel
| vet-many Of them en- lrelv new patterns.
| which have never been shown before; some very
| handsome Fnamr lei Frames something en-
| tirely newt II %. 80. Zoe ~ aud 1920 large
frames made with Innings 10 NJ cabinets: De "
| fasles with frames, both for cabinet. ana card
size picture; Velvet Frames IT al pricrs-sOme
beautiful ones at 81, ~, and $3.50 Don't fail
10 look at them.
We have received within few days very 3rge
| line of CLOCK. We have abou twenty of
ferent styles, at all prices from = no; a good
| Alarm Clock. In nickel ease, at $i.75: a spl.n-
Oil Patent Alarm Clock, ln brautifui rickel
ease, al $3.50. WE WARRANT EVERY CLOCK
WE SELL. from the cheapest 10 he highest. 90
give PEBFECr sa i>factOn, or money refunded.
We have never shown so 4 rye nd han dsome line
Of JBWtLRY as we have in stock now. We
nave ADDED 10 our REGULAR line large me Of
JET aud Gil. II ORNAMENTS for ladies, at al
pIirrs from DC. up.
Also, fine PLATED SETS at 81 and 81. rs, which
We warTun Tor 1--we years;
PLAN ri 6 Tor ladies' aud gent lemen at 81 rs
aud 81 so, which Ne warrant for five yedrs;
We have the IN n beautiful line or SOLID GOLD
RlNGSatfl We have ever offered
We have received handsome Hoe Of CENT T.
nEN's CUFF.BUTTONsa al soc. 81, aud 81;
PATENT sEPARABLE BUTTONS, thar do not
mash the cuff IN putting hem on-the III st cot.
yenlent thing ou-50 dl1.rnt styles;
GENILEMtN'rL Long TAIL CRAVAr-PiNs at
New line Of GENTLEMENs CHAINs-some ele.
gam D1tlefna;
Handsome BRACELETS at 90 and So per pair;
New Gil NlNS, SETS, aud EARRINGS, OF all de
scripiOns:
Full line Of SILVER ri. ATED WARE at all prlceI
cAsTORS ut ~ up Ia SO;
BUTTER DISHES. PICKLE CASTOks, SYRUP
CUPS, slGAR-BOWLS, CAKES IN ms.
CELERY-STANDS, CALL-BtLL~. NAPKIN
RiN5e, CUPS, iCr-I lTChtk>, WATERS,
&C., o. all prices-all higher-prced goods
r.u'ed
KNIVES, FORKS. and SPOONS, from the cheapest
% the triple plate;
Fun line OF Cg0CKERY snd GOBLE1S;
LAMP, II al kiuds. chsap:
II n some line ITTO,,NS ~ all prices;
Twenty different Styles OF ii f,iece CHAMBER
SEfSa all prices from 1920 up '0f 2-calI
and LOOK al them before making your pur-
chaSes:
FLGIlNG MACHINES:
A hirt er iiuc lhan ever Of and DC. goods.
Don't tll 10 logk at our new goofs.
W. A. STEVENS.
fee No. 900 Broad street. !
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,1anaIAaEs.

Married. In This city, on Ihpss ras. mother. 6y
$50. At the residence OF Az, ,ro CHARLES II. COS.
nov WIlIIarn r. Hatcher. MI
| ~ TO Miss MARY j. BRA"o'
Married In ,hix-cify, Fsbr1ary an ~ ,s ns nd
,,Issar Hansen, Miss MAGGIE ifmoN an"
| THOMAS ,. MCDONALD
New York psIcrs please copy
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| we know there are many toades-mauy
nA!k'sops-many dead-beats- nany politi
cal adventures ia Virginia, but there are
not eDough-aoded 70 those negroes who
IRON Ignorance, want Of independence and
pubic and private honesty. and fitted for
slavery-to control the State of Virginia.
| Now. we take 1t that what is CaRed General
biahone's plan will require constituency
without any political or much persona, indie
prudence. We can hardly think ikat those
ReSdtisters who have been heretofore Dem
oerais ID faith and practice, and lay any claim
to Independence, will consent to let Gene.
raj Malone Go their thinking aud voting,
ana appoint, and direct, and control their
electors. And we take II there are num-
Der OF Republicans in the RI adjusters' party
who will refuse to be driven like dumb cat
tie "to vote in the air" because General
Msbone wishes IT, General Malone thinks. |
and bis admirers claim for him, that he built
all bis great Babylon in Virginia; but time |
viii prove that but for Parson Massey, John |
Paul, RidGleberger, and Fukersou be would |
awe broken down with such lesser lights |
CO Frazier, Lacy, Stovall a. Co. Without
tue backing OF these men be could not have |
hhen senator, for without their active aid /
he could not have had party. Paul and |
Massey did all the valuable work In the
held, s1d Riddeberger and Fulkersop have
done II Sn the Legislature. Tbey baye Iet
General &abone take oil the credit and
nest OF the "pap. Lynch5srg Ne,ss. Il
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what the Leading Sherman Qrgnn
Says.

Says.
from the Cincinnati Commercial
The success OF he Grant men at Harris
burg yesterday was one that they could no.
afford. Instructions for Grant were car
ried by q vote OF 1873 TO l13, snf. the minor
ity would have been the maio' .ity but for
the appliances that were cfie' tive TO bold
Blaine's Philadelphia friends in the Grant
camp, and to carry over eight Blaine men
from two country counties. Cameron
made bis point after eXtrc me efforts by a
very narrow margin, the final appeal being
that il friends OF Blaine v. ould not humilate
the Cameron clan this time. they would
secure ample compensation in ultimate adj
vantages.
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PAEl y ~
~ SilIP.-Tho undersigned have fI.m l ..
TIED PARTNERSHIP o. 0oudust OH. 1il ..
LEAF-TpBACCo. AND GENERAL ''.
SION BUSINESS m the city oi Hi.0
STATE 81 Virginia. uud,r the hrl -uImr
SKINNER WATKINS. 90 begin ODD Do. D..
or JANUARY 1880. ana to continue iYf
TiOd Of three years % Nrsrsl
The GENERAL PAHtNft> iH ~iii
CHARLES ID. hIiL. CHARLIE T.. 'NI
ava CIlARLtS WATKINS, al of Nl 'm
zen ct tie state Of Virginia fnd reside IH ...
OF Richmond. .. ,..
The SPECIAL PARTNER IS CO.. .
ODER, citizen ~ ne stale 0f MtN a-l' '.'
slices Ia the cry Of Bal imorc.
The special partner hss coutripu.f l ID
mon stock as capital the sum 90 "srH
dollars (f2O,OOOb IN cash ...
Witness cur hands TIT, flc bl.f ttf
Der, eighteen hundred aud SEVENTY -rirt
lSiggedl CHARLES -. Nli.l.,...
tHARIt~ 4 rNl
CHARLES WAihi
G,rcr,l Pai..r'
GTSTANI> OBJ.
src,a. i'I...
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The :Es-ig styles the Dispatch "tba de-
opposed FuGder organ" Now, will the Mig
have the goodness 10 tel us the nameof the
=" organ y Chat " deposed" Jus?
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem, ~
TnnGE" w 10 AZ AND A. NJ. are re-/V\
qnesrei to atteni called meeting Of they Lodge In
Masons' Hail. franklin street, M0NpAf AfIt X
NOON the OH instant. at O'Clock, 10 pay the
last sid trIbure of respect deceased brother.
p. T., JOHNSON. Members of sister lodges ana
trap STEM brethren are Invited 10 unite Win US.
BY order OF the W. ": r,nn,ctx
80. Secretary.
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CEED POrATOES.-ODe ,hou,'n", .,,.-
- rcIs EARLY ROsE POfN ofr, $500 90 a.-l'
e,aliy for seei-balreL ay, raging ne0b l,--
h each. Persons wanting choice s''NN
'"1 VIII w "'''' ALLISON & ADDS
IL slim Ao--
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f1xs Lao. journal for February has ne
ports OF many interesting cases. j. ".
.RANNcLPH d ENGLISH, publishers.
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STATE or VIRGINIA, IIIY OF Bi,hN''
WIT: ,.I.F
/, Charlie L. Milllsms notary pun De- i.i... IA.
Aforesaid, la thu >tafc of Nirxi0ia. 90 t', .,.
e.. OBER. CHARLES ID. IlILL. thAtihN ..t
KER. aud CHARLIE WAthtNs, Mo, I.....
signed "a the fore goinx win z, have 80" q. .-
the same before nae iu my sid cay. Ana ..,.a
ther certify INA, Chsrle, ID mn one oi '" . .it
partners named IA The foregoing Ni.lp.' .,r
made oath before me IN my al cN N,'. ht. d.
the special partner named IA ssid NJ w, ..f
tuall, nail In cash O. ihe hrm OF hlii - Ia,
Watkins the sun OF twenty 'h0u,Ani u t'N'''
input into said nrm. ,..... ttff
Given under my hand tins 81 I tst 90 T,N~
A. ID. 1879. CHARLES l. W - - 49,.
ia Lew N"'"'
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A fire 10 The Dupaw Glass Works. at
Louisville, ky., Friday night, destroyed the
potholse, box factory, and grinding. house,
sn .s . IsIge s'orsbo!Se. Loss 100000; insu.
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ERENCH BRANDY.

LHENIH BRAND1,
II direct importation OF James flennessy a Du-
bols Frcr 3, I'm wood nd glass.
All OF my BRANDIFs werr imported before the
LITE ad,ant. and shall for the pre- Sent, cont pue
ibsra ,era IS 10 The trade. OSCAR CRANE,
ta29-lm No. IL Governor ttrcet.
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NOTICE. IIaviug purcb SD tlr
" stock in Store ". 1897 Miu street.
cupied Dy George J.. >miff, 10. Wr -ui.. f.
creased iacliitic-. copfihu, ihr Iu-lDt-. e.
stand. ard cordially insllc thc latIDHlt.
public.
MIR HAYNEs j. retained WITH th. h..,.
y m be glad 10 Sec ana serve biz Friends.
A>HEE & llHl'
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In reiiring ON hush e-s ms.' cheerful.
mend Mc,srs. ASHER & LEWIS 20 my fr'.n
late patrons. an btspeak Tor tlCm iAir st.
support.
81 .-P,r,ons wishing 10 see me eau fli o.
The shove named house. 1890.
H. 7-2t GftKIl j. ~N'I
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&c nerat 4 ssembly ar virginia

SATURDAY, February 7, 1889.
.Neiiher house OF the General Assembly
eva. in session to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MI JULIUS MEYER
Is CLOSING OUT HIS ENTIRE STOCK
DRESS GOODS, COLORED CAsHMEREs, PLAIN
and STRIPED vELvETs and vELvETEENs,
CLoAKs, DOLMANs, sHAwLs, and FELT
SKIRTS AT PRIME COST;
BLACK CAslIMEREs;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and SATINs
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S
MERINO UNDERWEAR;
WHITE and COLI RED FLANNELS;
TOWELS, NAPKINS. TABLE DAMAsKs,
QUILTS, NOTTINGHAM LACEs, at greatly
reduced prices;
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS;
PILLOW COTTON, &c., much below regular
prices;
GENTLEMEN's EXTRA-QUALTTY UNLAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS Linen bosom and cuhs) at
60c.:
The celebrated PEARL SHIRT at II (old price, at
ja3O JULIUS MEYERS.
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y.ECTTR Res.
ROCKS. STATIONERY. dc.
MEMORIAL VOLUME.

MEMORIAL VOLUME.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have just published
THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA-memo-
rial volume-edited by j. WILLIAM JONES, ID. ID.
II Is large Syo. Of 34S pages. Pnce, 50, 81 %,
a.. o. and $50. according TO style of binding. A
few copies witn steel portrait OF General Lee and
the battle nsg bound In RusSia-handsOme price,
So. Any style mailed paid. or by express not paid
TO all wno send the price. ia l6-d&w
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will cOnfinue the BOOT And >iiuE Nl -tN.
in an il hr tuche, at 10" old stand % D.
Watts. aud hope fO r. CrIEc a con iulau .t'l
truuagc 80 literally bestowed uu Do n.i
~IIpIlfN Ii 4H..
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nISSOLU rlON OF tO-PARl ME-
~ SHIP.-1he firm ~ PITNti 4 " ii.'
mi. day di-sOlyed pY ma uil cDu.rn- a
against The concern viii be- paid if So i'.
ney, 10 whom parties irret'ed in fit c'n
p ease make Iaymrnt. STEPHEN pa NJ.
WILLIAM 3. 81 fii'
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Go-1t
T,HE VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Il STANTON, VA.

The resignation ofthe Rev Il. II. Phillips. tendf red
on account Of impaired health, having been ac-
cepred to take effect on the LIST day OF September
next. the trustees Of the Virginia Female lnsttnte
will mt et IN stanton on TUESDAY the gam Gay OF
February. 1880 at 4 O'Clock i. NJ. for the purpose
OF APPOINTING A RECTOR OF TIE iNSIl
TUTE. The rector IL not only the principal 81 me
school but the zee OF The buildings and grounds
aud The head of the family and boarding. depart
ment. q,
This institution Is under the auspices and control
of The Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the Diocese OF Virginia aHd during period OF
more Than thirty years has BEEN one OF the most
successful female schools I'm the South.
The under igned will receive applications and
Testimonials and submit them TO the board. Nd
dress. stanton. Va. HUGH W. SHEffEl'
IA 22-lawf24Fc6t secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-09

I take pleasure In rccomm'niu, uv
The new concern. WILLIAM Nv
f. 2.3Ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-09

r5~NEW-STYLESHIRTING CALICOES;
CACHECO aud ORIENTAL CAMBRlCS;
RUCIIlNG and RUFFhING in great variety;
TOECHDN LACES;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS;
TORCHON-LACE COLLARS;
TIDES i'm great variety;
SCRhP-BOOK PICTURES;
TORCUON-LACE COLLARS at lOc. worth 20c.
A large assortment of WHITE GOODS just re-
ceiyed:
SHEETINGS and sIITRTiNGS Of all of the popular
makes at ia 10I LEVY BROTHERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-09

sHAWLs, SKIRTS. QUILTS. and BLANKETS
at cost TO close them out Buy YOUR Blankets and
save them for next winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-09

Having laid In a large supply Of TABLE-LIN-
EMS, NAPKIN~, TRAY-rLOTHS. DOILTES
TOWELS, SHrETINGS &c. We advise au early
call 10 secure some arelt b,rglirs.
, 1880-03-30
TIE COUNTY DUILD1NG.

THE Committee on Charities will meot tn-lny.
n ,'',..s =. -" au ,a.,n,.,"
o!ee n's p"ohS '" Mo.o''''s e'''oo.'s Se7'o'o'''
THE mrlrr trlni It, Of ,, Charles ..s seh'nsk, tho tho
st ,'.h t,t ra"ts fs sn 1ns r ,av @ +, ,ho tr,.
WIN ta!! Fosnas, soe ior urny -, tae - tsIal ,
CONC ulr.
rruu f.r,rd 7ur,, p,.to-,,oy t,o,, I'm Tim yoro.
4nS osnnu lily ,us1etaa3 ""N w. ."o .,..,. s
mon with he1rln1 TIC ofdahary toeKot
cuscs. and In tho nfturtlotit tho Meyer lcl,ior-
nun coso was resumed. Three wltlpsses woro
cxa.a!nca. .-pres. l!asaes, wha nude chemical
GxnnIt!lntiDn Or t!shry tieltefnna sththaeh:
Frcd uHltlor1nitr, hrutl9r ~ Inc tttGeAAGlt at!
li1rnhHrdt Frost, clerk in GeluerhlnH'a
GROCERY.
In the Criminal Court Yesterday Henry Bmlth