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Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
MulIim d. Son.

Sixth and Market streets, will sell you
the best suit you can get fer tho leas,
money. WhyS They know they unst
offer inducements in way Of good werk
At lower prices. Plenty Of people are
finding them out and more are sure tc
follow.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Tho WoaInar.

War Department, Office of the Chic
Signal Officer, Washington, Ost. 81
q. m.
Indications for Saturday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, increasing elou.
diness and rain on the coast, northeast
to southeast winds, falling barometer
and slight rise in temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
CLermIxa.
Are You q Judge Of
Clothing

oo6
Can you tell the val.
,ue Of a coat within
$500 /? Of a vest within
$l.oo of a trouser
within $2.oo? and be
sure oft. He is a good
judge Of cloth, and of
work, who can do so
every time. Not one
out Of ten can do it.
A cheapcloth, cheap
ly put together with
cheap trimmings and
by cheap work, set off
by some showy device,
recommended by an
artful salesman and
guaranteed" by an ir-
responsible dealer, has
an even chance to get
sold to the first conner
for twice its value. The
buyer goes off believing
he has got a bargain;
and only when he goes
back for his guarantee
are his eyes opened.
Is it worth anything
to you to have a place
where everything is ex-
actly what tits sold for?
where everything is sold
at the lowest it can be
made for? where every
thing is made as it
should be-if coarse.
made strong; if fine,
made fine? where you
can buy with confidence
without limit?
Do not suppose that
we are saying how
much better we are than
others of our craft. We
are saying how we find
it wise to conduct our
business;and you know |
it already. |
IA HALL, sixth and Market, PhiIada.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
LEnnNsE APPLICATIONS

nj OTiOE-I. ANDREW WILHELM. DO
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
10 the Judges OF the Court Of General Ses
sions Oi the Pcaco and Jail Delivery II tb,
state Of Delaware, In and for the County OF
Now Cas'le on Monday, November rs, being
the first day OF the November term, A. ID
1850, for license TO keep an inn or tavern Q.
al Shipley street. in the Third Ward OF the
Oity Of Wilmington, county and state aiore.
said, with the privilege of % ling intoxicat.
ing liquors In less quantities than one quart,
70 90 drunk IN the premises. and the follow,
ing respect able citizens recon q end the said
application, to wit:
A. Hermann. Leonard Hamann,
Oharles Krapt, James Megary
a. Blckta, Patrick IN onaRhan,
Jos. w. Neal. u. ]. Mcmanus,
1eerge FiDck, James CLARK,
Jehn Bader, VIM. Baxter,
Nathan Lieberman, Conrad Keller,
Ihomss n. Lally, Meyer Meyers
K. AbbeIger. Edward Para ar.
J. +. Theo Feukel, VIM. q. Baugb,
=. A. Parker. Joseph Nuremberg,
James smith, Chss. Riohmann,
1oS'3t ANDREW WILHELM.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

FREDRIcK PYLE is dolly elected in
speotor Of the Western Precinct Of the
Third Ward. Will "Honest Jim," who
helped hold the election, please rise
and explain.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
RU BLiC SALES.
'CRU TEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

|I>hU STEES SALE Of REAL ESTATE.
by virtue of O renewed order Of the Court
Of Chancery Of the state of Delaware, In and
tor New Castle County made at the Septsm
Der Term A. ID 1880, will be sold at public
vendue on WEUN ESDAY, THE 10th DAY
Or 90, ODER, A. d., 1880 at ii O'Clock, a.
m., 8t the auction room OF Thomas M. u le,
807 Mtrket street, Wilminsto ton. Del, all that
certain iarm or tract Of land laie OF Thomas
Jenifer Adams. deceased, situate In Christi.
ana Hundred, New uastie County, aforesaid,
bounded by lands OF William Thompson,
Adolphus Husbands, Norris Wilson, Henry
DUPONT and Pou'son Chandle-, and by
the public road leading TO Centre StFtiOn by
the public road leading to Rock and, and by
the public road leading to Wilmington, con.
tainlng one hundred and thirty two acres
md twenty and eiRht-tentbs petches OF land
No. 2, AL that certain marsh lot. late Of
Thomas Jenifer Adams, deceaset. situate In
the city Of Wilmington, New CASTLE County.
called Brandywine Marsh. adjoining lands
of the Jackson sharp % ppany, OF q. II.
McNulty and others, the Brandywl ne River
and the marsh road leadi Il down Seventh
street, 0 ntaining two acres and four and
tiityseven hundredths perohes ot land.
Attendance will he given ans terms Of sale
made known at tHe time and place aforesaid
by WALTER CUMMlNS Trustee,
1915 9li-'3-lo-l8.l9 Or by his Attorney.
Thomas M. Ogle, Aucti0neer.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
FOR LEVY COURT,

HENRY c. MAHAFFY, Brandyvine,
CHRISTIAN FEBIGER, Wilmington,
AMOS SHARPLEsS, Christiana,
SAMUEL SILVER, New Castle,
DIR. L. FRANK ELLISON, .Pereader.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
State of tho Thermonsss,

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Saturday
morning, OCT. 8:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock
$50 $50 67o
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

DR.. Halls Health Syringe for sale at
the Ladies' Department of Belts Drug
S o'e. Ladies' private entrance No. l
West sixth street. Lady attendant,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
HoR REPREsENrATIvEs

FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
EDWARD @. BRADFORD, JR.,
Wilmington,
HENRYSWAYNE, Christiana,
DAVID EASPBURN, Mill Creek,
JOHN PTLLING, White Clay Creek,
ANDREW ELIASON. st. Georges,
GEO. l.. TOWNSEND, Appoquinimink,
II. Il. WO0DKERPER, Black bird.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

TIME LARGEST OLUTHlRH HOUSE
Il In Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER,
Grand Bepot. 18th st-. MAJ kot 10 Chestnut
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

H. G. Turner will address the Dsmo.
Gratis at headquarters tonight.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
Aftermath Cleaned in the LocA
Fl0t0.

The second annual ball of the younf
Irish National Association will take
place in Prof. Websters' dancing acade.
my on Friday evening, Nov. 5th. Tick
cts 81 90.
The Wilmington Saving Fund, No.
730 Market street, advertises money to
loan on first mortgage.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

poR STATE SENATOR.
EDWARD BELTS, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
rnoKEssIoHAL cARn.
E..M: THoRNE 4 BRd
Architects and Ru;,s.

Once No. 7 Allmo nd bulls,,r
Shipley streets. Plans Spsots,iigh Eighth |
OHAh0E where we brjld" &C., FREE
charges n Others do the bnii ~ !, and mOdsfl
sacfe ~ nuDiie buildings, heavy RAW Dwslll1
SS; AL psits iully sh,wn and pran,..s ms%e v
suUs.an,,Si s, construction employsed sdt"G.Sal ~ q
.is1 sni I. NON members Of The h1n 6r,u IN ~ .as
UnnNAos' MI, and personally o,tsrS 40 !.
qR1,|
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

DUBLlU SALE
--OR-
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPKINGERS.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
the Ohadds' ford Hotel, Delaware Uount!
Pa, on
THURSDAY, OCT. IA, 1880,
at o'clock, p. M,
Forty Lancaster County COWS and fs.HA
piipgers. A credit OF 90 days will be A.R
given. No p0stp0nement on account OF weatb
er. los WIS. AMOS W. HOUSE.
L.. W. Stidham & son. .Auc.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

DUBIIU SALE
Z -oF-
FRESH COWS.
We will sell at Public Sale, ct Village
Green, Uelsware county, Pa. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA. 1880,
At ! o'clock p. M,
IS fresh COWS and springers. This will fs.r1R
be an exua foe lot Of COWS. Wagon nv
will be at Linw0od Station 10 meet train that
leaves Wilmington at 10Y q. IN. and Z
months credit
lot ROBERTS l. TYSON,
d. W. FREYE, Auctioneer.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09
ouR CHRCULATioN.
RKPUBLICAH TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
PRESIDENT.
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
(of 0hio,)
vICE-PRRsIDEET,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
(of New York;
ELECTORS.
HENRY DUPONT, New Castle.
DANIEL P. BARNARD, JR., Kent.
JOHN D. RODNEY, Sussex.
FOR CONGRESS-.
JOHN W. HOUSTON.
YoR SHERIFF,
PHILIP R. CLARK.
FOR CORONER.
RAYWORTH WBLDIN.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-09

FoR CORONER.
RAYWORTH WRLDN.
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Why the Dispatch should still argue the
questions raised in the cases OF county
. judges, after they have been referred to the
Supreme Court of Appeals, we cannot IN.
derstand, unless the iurispruaent of the
Dispatch stands in the relation OF dmicuS
curiCe OF that eourt.-.Khig.
The above is The coolest thing of this
warm season, considering that the Wing de.
voted several columns to The same subject
on the same morning that our editorial APP.
peared TO which II thus takes exception. In
fact, the identical three-column aeticle ia
which our one-eolumn article was iu.ended
as reply appeared in the Wig the same
day tkzt our article appeared in the Dis
patch. OF course, therefore, the Whis was
Joking al its own expense.
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JAMES CITY COUNTY.

u
DYING.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
FEBRUARY 10, 1880.
DR.. Carter Jones, OF the city OF Williams
burg, lost very valuable horse last Satur-
dav. On Sunday. Mr.. Charles Harris, while
riding in tie saddle, without premOnitiOn
OF any wrong, bad his horse to fall dead,
rolling over on Mr.. Harris and laming him
quite badly. On Mondly morning Mr..
John COwles lst a horse that had been
slightly unweIl for several days. This was
perhaps the largest and strongest horse that
was ever in the cOunty-a hali-cord OF wood
on billy road was IN easy pull for bin.
As these deaths happened in different por-
tons OF the county, there cannot be any
suspicion OF an infectious disease.
Mr.. George Hill. The king fisherman.
caught TWO shad and two behring's on Fri.
day the 9Th instant.
A fatal disease has been prevailing among
the wild ducks this winter. Numbers have
been found dead, or pOweres, and disabled.
A bunsman told me that be had seen acres
OF marsh covered with feathers plucked out
by hawks and foxes. Strange to say, the
fatality seems confined 10 the malards, gen.
orally supposed to he the common ducks in
a villa stare. Though the mallards feed aud
associate with the Jack ducks, not il case Of
sickness has been stem among the hitter.
PENINSULA.
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The County Judges.

We have dropped The subject OF this arti
Gle several times, and again taken 1t up or
some sort Of provoca,ion. Mr.. W. w
HENRY's paper on the subject lin the STATE
Of Yesterday Is our apology for once more
referring 10 it. II is an exhaustive discus
sion of all the points involved in the seye'
raj cases that are to come before the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, and Is, we might say,
conclusive; only we know that nothing OF
this sort can be safely so styled except the
opinion OF the highest court before which
the case can go.
We intended. however, in this PARTICLE to
call attention TO only one OF the points
made by Mr.. HENRY. This point he estab-
fishes so clearly that his argument comes as
near to being - conclusive" one as could
be expected from any body. The point was
made on the other side that in the following
section OF the Constitution the words in
italics apply to the county judges elected
since the lst day OF January:
Section p. "All judges shall be commits.
stoned by the Governor, and shall receive
such salaries and allowances as may be de-
termiDed by law, the amount OF which shall
not be diminished during their term of
office. Their terms of Office shall commence
on the first day OF January next following
their appointment and they shall discharge
the duties OF their TespecfiUe Offices from
their first appointment and qualification
under this Constitution until their terms
begin"
Even the Lazo .Journdt" slipped up" on
this point. and overlooked similar language
elsewhere in the Constitution which shows
clearly that the meaning commended for by
the friends Of the new county judges can
not be given 20 the section above quoted.
Mr.. HENRY closed the case by referring to
section 10, which says:
"Thev lihe county iudges] shall hold
their office for term of six years, except
the first term unGer THIS Constitution" &c.
Whatever the words here in italics mean
the words first appoiatmesA ind quatif-
cation under this Constitution - mean in the
section first above quoted.
That's a clncher.
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LYNCHBUR(I

THE CAMPBELL CONSPIRACY TRIAL-THE PAR
| TIES ARRAIGNED-A NEW COUNTY JUDGE TX.
CEPTED TO-KNIGHT OF HONOR AMI
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS-A NURDEROUs TRAMP
FEBRUARY IL. 1880.
| Editors Dispatch: The preliminary step,
! in this most extraordinary case were taken
in the County, Conrt OF Campbell yester-
lay, judge j X. Mcdaniel, a newly-ele cted
IL 'dge, on the bench. a strong array of
60, inset appeared on both sides, the prose
Gun on being aided by Messrs. Il. n. Will
liam aud Thomas Whitehead,
Tn . accused Jesse 4. Mitchell, William
L. Ola IS, and j. &. WaltOn-were led TO the
bar. AIr. X. &. II. Kean, dlsclaiming any
dlsrespe ct TO the Judge on The bench, pro-
tested az ainst the legality of the court a.
constitute !, and offered bill, Of exception.
which wer>' 0verruled, aud the case pro-
ceeded with. The indictments against the
accused for g, ,toItlng by threats deed OF
trust from Mis- Lizzie Nav Robinson. for
extorting I'm like manner from same a bond
OF $4,000, for exA orting from same the sum
OF 5000 in money, and for eXtoIting from
same gold watch, were read.
Colonel l.. S. MaryA. for the prisoners,
then demurIed TO the indictments on sew
eTal counts, aud the argument was con-
tinued up 10 the hour OF ao,t ournment.
The proceedings are watched by crowd
OF eager spectators.
o-day there l. in the CITY a gentleman
from Norfolk, making arrangements for the |
Visit OF the Uniformed Divisions and others !
from itai city % this during h. session Of !
Inc Grand Lodge here next week. lie has J.
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lFor the Dlspatch.I
Wanted, Sl.OOO.OOO.

The Legislature OF the State OF Virgins
would like to receive proposals for loan
OF this amount. Ms an assurance II the alb
solute security offered, il is but necessary "a
state that this money will be used a basis
upon which TO issue certificates and other
devices to destroy the claims OF those who
have heretofore made loans 10 this Com
monwealth. The present Legislature offers
as a further guarantee the promise that this
great old commonwealth will never hear a
burden which is ia the slightest degree in
convenient.
il Is not believed that this obligation OF
$1,000, 900 will be found irksome for al |, as
Two years to come, and there Is no doubt
that IL can thea be successfully feadjusied
by al operation of the same character Us
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q :, sccomm sdstious at $3.50 each

seeurf III l accommodations at Si.0O eaeh
nrr elsl shd ronnd-tfip tickets on tne raia,
road n ~ He sr5s there VIII be over lgo
from 3or3oIk aod Portsmouth alone. hlcn,
moro. petsfsburg, and other places VIII
s ' Iasxs delegations, and tue city will be
cSnwdT Tia arrangements Tor grand
.bangsclare going ahead satisfactorily, and
q r pleas36 dine may be expected by all who
comc foxhe Hill City ON that occasion. =.
On Wesday next the Grand Dictator OF
the KSjehls Of Honor Of Virginia, Dir. Blick,
OF NoySk, win make an official visit to the
lodge II this city, aud be will also be BAN
quededs
inc rapidIy in this city.
tramp, who gave his name as Bern, oil
Rhode Island, has been arrested here.
charged with causing the death OF colored
tra,u.h,pd on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio road By knocking bim from the train
The tramp was stealing ride, and The col
ored man was sent to put him of, with the
above result. This occurred in Roanoke
county, and the suspected party has been
sent there for trial. Tramps Will find II
rough travelling on this road in future.
TELEPHONE.
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Alcoholic Bitters.
CHESTER, VA, February II


Editors Dispatch : / notice that in Sena-
tor FulkersOn's bill in regard to the revenue
on liquor, &c. az presented in the General
Assembly, there is a special liquor-lcense
tax required OF druggists and others to al
low them to sell alcoholic bitters. Believing
that the object OF the bill is TO gain revenue
for the State, allow me, a manufacturer Of
alcoholic bitterS, TO suggest and urge upon
members OF the Assembly to oppose that
feature Of the bill, for the reason that, in nv
Judgment, the States revenue will suffer by
passing said bill without amendment as to
the thirteenth section.
|. Druggists and others who have beretO-
fore sold alcoholic bittcrs will cease TO han
die such articles on account Of The tax i'm
posed, the profits on such not iustifying the
payment OF the tax.
2. There being no Tor very few drug
gists, &c, TO handle these articles, the man
uIacturels will be forced 10 discontinue
their trade or go to other States for patron
age-n0t looking TO Virginia for trade;
hence no revenue from that source. III the
object OF the bill is to break up the sale OF
alcoholic bitters in the Stale, then the pas
sage OF the bill will evidently carry that OBJ
iect out. But supposing, as | do. that The
bill was intended for, and in the interest of,
the States revenue, i would most respect
fully suggest that said 18th section be so
amended that druggists and others can sell
alcoholic bitters without liability to liquor
license tax; but in lieu thereof, all such
bltters shall be subject to State-stsmp
duty-such as is now required by the
United States Government on such articles.
In that way the manufacturer will pay the
tax, the State receive hei' revenue, and
druggists and Others can sell as heretofore.
A MANUFACTURER OF ALCOh 'OLIC BITTERs.
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond D'spa' ch. !
I'I.III- NJ. ID 1000

lCores pOndence Of the Richmond D'spa'ch.l
FEBRUARY II, 1880.
Two tenement-houseS, the properly OF
Mr.. Il. w. Graves. OF this city, were burned
down yesterday morning about 3 O'Clock in
North DanyIle. Mr.. Graves was insured
in the City Fire-lnsurance Company, OF
Richmond, for $1,000; the Home, Of New
York, for $1,000; and the Atlantic, Of
BrooKyn. for 5000. 1t is said that three
negro men found one room OF one Of these
houses unoccupied, forced open the door,
and in a fight over game OF cards knOcke d
over a kerosene lamp. The explosion OF
The lamp set The house on fire, and the men
ran off, They have been lodged in jul for
trial.
The report from the tobacco market for
this week is that receipts had been lighter
than they bad been since the first week in
December. but the stocks on hand, added
to what is coming in, make pretty fair
breaks. Common bright lug, S6@SS; good
bright, SS@Sl0; fancy smokers, S10@S12 !;
common bright leaf, Sl0@Sl2; good bright,
$20@S3O; fine wrappers, S30GS40; extra,
S45@Sj0.
Sergeant j. ID. Blair has bought OF Mr..
k. V. Lynn The very handsome residence
on Main street, now occupied by Mr.. p.
w. Terrell. for $3.50. This is IL frame
building, with Il lot fronting one hundred
feet. ALPHA.
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A bill ha, been Introduced into the yir.

A bill has been introduced into the Vir-
ginia House OF Delegates for amending the
charter Of the CITY OF Richmond so rs TO di-
rec that some OF the minor municipal off,
cfIs there shall be elected BY the voters sf
that city instead OF BY the Council, as here
tofore. We suppose ii will pass, though
we can see no good reason why 1t should.
Am ing The officers proposed TO be elected
by every man In the city above the age OF
twenty-one years is the superiDten lent OF
gas. About one fourth Of the people Of
Redmond use Gas and pay for it, and why
tn" other three fOurths. who don't use IL
md do not pay for it, should have the selec-
ton OF The man VINO superntends the in
spec'i0n OF the meters and the collection II
the bills il what We cannot tcll.-Aterdn-
dria Gaze.te.
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A Note from Mr. LOyer stein.
HOUSE OF DE- LkGATES
RICHMOND. Va. Eehrnary ID 1880.


RICHMOND, Va. February IL, 1880.
Editors Dispatch would not notice the
anonymous communication in the Dispatch
OF this morning but for the ignoraAtcs of tue
writer on the first subject which be dis
cusses. Il he will refer to the Code he will
lind that the days named Uhe Fou nth OF
July among them) are now observed a boII-
days, and that the protest Of notes, d RATS,
&c, must be done on the Drcce, ling
days. AT the request OF the officers and
clerks Of all the banks, md Of many pro, mi.
Dent businessmen in the city, l introduce ed
the bill, which only makes the DAYS name d
legal holidays for the purposes named in the
act, and further provides that when these
holidays fall on Sunday, Monday shall be
observed as holiday, but notes, &c, can
not be protested until the succeeding Tues
day, thereby giving the maker Of the note
the advantage OF the day when lbe banks
are closed instead OF compelling him to pay
beforehand, as the law now requires.
There is nothing else in the article that
calls for notice. Very respectfully.
WILLIAM L0vENsTEIY.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROAD. Louis
rWe, February 1.-THE Louisville, Cinciu-
natl AMI Lexington Railroad Company to-
day contracted with parties in Cincinnati
for the graduation and balasting Of twenty
six miles from SbelbyvlIle TO Bloomfield.
Kv., on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
When this piece Of work is CONF tied il
closes the gap between the Chesapeake and
Ohio and Louisville. Cincinnati and Lex
ingtOn roads, giving one outlet east and an
other outlet south.
[rhS last statement needs some qualiica-
tiOn
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A-fcsolutioD was adopted by the New
York Assembly on Wednesday directing
the Adjutant- General OF the Stale to return
TO Frank L. Brownell two guns in the Bu-
reau Of Military Relics which belong to him,
and which were used at the time Colonel
Ellsworth aud jackson were shot at Alex
andria, Va.
The collection In New Orleans towards
the fund Of 100000 10 improve the sanitary
condition OF the city amotnfs 10 only $ll,-
4gJ, while at least 300 600 was wasted
Tuesday ia tie Mafdi-Gras festival.
The runor that defects IN the coDstruc-
ton Of The new capitol at Albany had been
dlscoyerad and that the walls wee settling
Eas totally unfounded.
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In John Si,ernan'S Interest.

NEW YORK, February IA meeting OF
prominent citizen, was held this evening at
Deimonico's in The interest Of John Sher-
man as a candidate for the presidency.
About fifteen gentlemen were present,
among whom were William II. Guion,
SImueI A. Haine~, Ripley Rogers, and
General Charles X. Graham. Tne meeting
was strictly a private one, and no informa-
ton was furnished to the press, except that
the matter OF bringing MIR. Sherman'S name
fOrW ard aS a candidate for the presidency
was discussed and approved OF by those
present. Another meeting will be held on
Saturday next
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

books FOR LtNr.-Meditation for
- the Forty LAYS OF Lieut., 81: Thoughts for
j. ~. nv tishOp O'kendler. Toe; Steps 10 Living
Faith. By Bishop Huntington. 25c seven H. ntcn
Sermons. by How. Toe shams In Lent. Zoe; Len
ten Thoughts IN be >eIsOn of Len. 90c. Helps ~
u Holy Len, 81: New Helms 10 a Holy Lem, by
Bishop Huntington. $l.25; Guide TO Dcvout Life.
by Richardson. 20c. Readings for Nv ~ Day ia
Lent compiled hY Miss Sewell, 81 % Dear Feat
Icu'en Les Gus Headings for every day Ia l.. M,
DOC; with many her devotional works suitable
FIR Lenten reading; ana large stock OF Bibles,
PraytI-BOOks aud Hymnsls.
nl1 wOODHOUsE & PARuAM.
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KING WILLIAX.-lt is announced That
Hon. JogS PAUL, Hon. III. II. RIDDLEBgi:-
GER, Hon. X. Il. FAIR, hon. .JoHN Il. Ste
WALL, Hon. ADRIAN FUiKgRsON, Hon. A. T..
MCCONNELL, Hon. ROBERT NORTON, Hon.
ID. N. NORToS, Hon. CEPEAs DAVIS, are to
speak in King William tomorrow.
"Hon." ID. N. NORTON and " Hoa." CO.
PHAs DAVIS are negroes!
Surely politics, like poverty, make strange
bed-fellows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13

Colonel w. T.. BURwELL has sent US
copy OF Mr.. BAyARD's late hardmoney
speech.
Well, wonders will never cease. But
now that our friend ByRwELL has become q
hard-money man, and has eschewed eur.
rency interccnyertible with bonds, and de.
serted greenbacks and all other such delu-
sions. and become BAYARD man, we may
look for the millennium.