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TIE presidential pension idea, started by
the New York Times, is not taking rapidly
The proposed subscriptions are 30 far, and
likely 20 remain, absurdly inadequate. Be.
sides, the principle Is wrorg. Tue Ameri.
can peoHfe should cast of the monarchical
stupidity of holding tbat there is anything
IN particular the matter with u man because
ne has heea President. There is 20 rea-
soa why an ex-President should not work
Tor bis living. Our Presidents have not
been, as role. remarkable above Other
men. They have not been chosen because
OF special wonders done. When we are
done with them we should LEI them ALONE
Cincinnati Commercial.
GOOD sense. Lot os add that5it will not
pe l9ng after law is passed pepsiouIug OK.
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what John Browns Brother Saws.

A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
recently had conversation with Edward
Brown. the only surviving brother Of old
John Brown. Mr.. Brown said: I" Ii NAV
sound very harsh and cruel. but | say it
with due deiiberatiOn and knowing lust
what it means, when affirm that am clad
that John Brown was killed Just when he
was and just as he was. OF course it was
great blow to us all. 1t nearly crushed
us ut the time, but we could not then sec
the end from the begioning, as be did, and
as we do to-day. When ! say tha; ] am
glad that John Brown was executed,
know that | express his own feelings on The
subject
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M IMPORTANT NEwsi

JULIUS MEYER s SON,
COL AND COS BROAD sTPyEr,
will open TO-DAY a lot Of
100 LADIES' ULsTERs AND sACQUEs
purchased at a bankrupt sale at about half value
and will sell them accordingly. They will sell ALL
WOOL ULsTERs as low as 81 so and upwards.
ALL.wOOL CASHMERE JACKETS from s5 up
wards. These are all new and stylish goods, and
made in arst.class style. They will also open
80 pieces PLAIN and FANCY CASHMERE and
CAMEL's-HAIR ULSTER CLOTHS aud
sAcQUINGs, from 1925 to $3.50 per yard;
NOVELTIES in PLAIN and FANCY DRESS
GOODS;
New styles In PLAIDs and BR0CADEs;
PLAIN and BROCADE sATiNs and vELvETs;
SPECIAL BARGAINS I'm BLACK and CoLORED
SILKS;
g pieces BLACK SATIN from an assignee's sale at
sI.25 worth fully 1915;
% pieces PLAIN and BEADED CHENILLE SILK
FRINGE at special low prices;
Large assortment of FANCY METAL, PEARL.
and COMPOSITION BUTTONS. for listers
aad sacques;
so dozen LADIES EXTRA FINE MERINo
VESTS at Soc worth fully 75c.;
leo dozen LADIES SOLID COLORED HOSE-4
pairs for Csc;
so dozen SILK.CLOCKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE
at 12Ac.;
Job lot WHITE SHETLAND SHAwLs only Use;
Largest line of LADIES' CLOAKS and DOLMANs
In the city,
We have reduced The prices Of our entire line, and
guarantee the very lowest prices.
If you want bargains go to
MEYERS DOUBLE STORE,
no 17-eod 6OI AND 6O3 BROAD STREET.
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What Did General Malone Propose

What Did General Malone Propose ?
The Wing Of yesterday has the following
10 say Of General MAHoNE's Mozart. Hall
plan Of readius,ment:
"The Dispatch talks as il il were willing
TO agree to the readiustment advocated by
General Malone in bis Mozart Hall speech
In 1879. Now, General Malone did not in
that speech, nor elsewhere, undertake TO
advocate The payment OF more than it should
be found. on full and fair inv estIgaton. the
State is justly bound for. He said that,
accepting the auditors reports as CORRECTLY
exhibiting the liabilities Of the Common
tcedtth, the pu6iic'de6t amounted 10 49,, O00,.
600, aud that upon this debt, taking the iig-
ufes as accurate. he personally was willing to
agree to pay 3 per cent. interest per annum
Tor forty years, without tax-coupons, with
out discrimination against any class Of ere
ditors, without conversion OF the debt into
gold debt, without any binding provision
Tor increase Of taxes, &c. He then showed
that even this would nece.state u slight in
crease OF taxation, but avowed his indi-
yiduaI Willingness 10 favor such increase in
view OF the advantages to be derived from
final settlement Of the vexed question:"
II the Wing had consulted General MA
HONE, or its own files, 1t would not have
put forth the statement which we have
italicized. General MALONE made no such
qualifications. He had bis own figures be-
fore him, TO cent. He had made bis own
calculations. BE used no qualifying terms
whatever. Here are bis own words:
81 would Use my best epdeavors to Sc
cure vote OF the people saDctioning a set
tiement a. 3 Ter cent. for forty.fjye wears on
the basis OF 49,. 977 .090.02. And this set
Element being ratified, j would enforce il by
the Legislature and courts, whose powers /
believe 10 be fully adeQuate thereto. |
would do 80 because believe II to be right
That's fiat. That's plain. General Ma.
HONE proposed TO pay 3 per cent upon s32,-
977,t 5000 exactly. He said nothing about
1.-The AUDITORS or anybody else's statements
'tr calculations. Now, suppose he bad
adhered to his own scheme irstead of
letting RIDDLEBtRGER. TURNER, and KELLY
baildozs HIM into accepting the RIDDLE.
Bk&SER Reputation rigmaroae. what a
didSrent position he would now be in
especially as United States senator.
Here sould be all hands willing TO fix the
debt atfhe amount stated by him. and wiz
ing to 10y at least per cent. upon thaG
amounts. aed willing to let the Legislature
asd the .csnrts enforce the contract. he
cause, Ike General MALONE, they believe
their powefsas be "fuily adequate there.
to-" Go oseur own bin, General. RID |
DLk*EheER cart bNrt you II you stand your
ground,
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Signor Bliiz, who in ante-bellum days oc-
casionally gave exhibitions OF his skill as a
ven'rloquist and wizard in this city, was
Killed b, the accidental discharge OF gun
in New York Stale day or two ago. lie
had been on cunning expedition with
some friends, and WAS endeavoring TO pull
a loaded fowling-piece muzZle foremost
from boat when, as is invariably the case,
II was discharged, killing the Signor instant
ly.-A'erdndrld GQzette.
Mr.. Christopher Welsh. aged some sixty.
1ve years. whilst engaged Monday in cut
ting timber near FrittS's Store. on the She
nandoah Valley railroad, in tins county,
fel'ed Tree which lodged upon another,
and In cutting that the weight OF the one
resting upon 1t caused tito split, aud spIin-
ter therefrom struck him upon the jugular.
severlng 1t, and he died almost instantly.
The deceased leaves large and dependent
family WdrTen Sentinel.
Farley ). Bell, son OF our good county
Judge, Hon. john w. Bell, was recently
elected Commonwealth attorney for Gala
han county, Texis. When be went TO that
county, about eighteen months since. he
engaged IN school-ieaching, but by pe-se-
yerance and industry be managed TO find
time TO study law, was admitted TO the bar.
and has since been making nis time count
Cuipeper Times.
QUO statesmen are reported TO be indus
triousIy engaged in pariitioning up among
themselves The available offices at the dis.
posal OF the incoming Administrator. Ohio
already has the President, Secretary Of The
Treasury, Chief Justice ana an Associate
Judge OF ibe Supreme Court, General. Lien.
aDt-GeBeral, and one Major.G eperal OF
lhe army. besides lions share of the diplo.
nafic service. N'p''
Ihe 18th child OF Mr.. 7. KenuerIy Con-
'ad. Fear Linden, died Of diphihefia last
week. Tut OF seven fine, healthy children.
MY Two ara living; 6ys have fallen prey
. tnat scouree, d;pbtherid.~ Warren SenH. !
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Inst AZ true and reliable In their national
noluics az. their high+sx coiltagues'--
washington letter In Alexandria dcsene.
This Is good news. Conccdlng the Ca''
foruis senator 10 the Republicans, and that
,bere will be no new senator from Ohio In
washington on the 4th Of March, when the
Senate Will be organized, that body VIII
stand: Democrats, 81; Republicans, 30 ;
vacancy, 1; MALONE and DAVID DAVIS, p
III In all
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Now book Of Poems.

Leedie Yapoc5 Strauss. and Oiher Poems
BY CHARLES FOLLES ADAMS. With O.
Illustrations by BOZ" Boston LEE a
SHEPARD. New York: G. #. DILLING'
HAM.
The Illustrations arc capital. The poetry
Is such as one would expcct to see follow
ing such a title as belongs to this volume.
Price al. For sale by C.. +. JOHNSTON.
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FOR SALE.
DYEINU, CLEANIAG. &c.

CLOTHING CLEANED AND DYED
Particular attention paid 10 LADIES' ne articles
OF app1reI, ~ yEiVrTs, sAsHES, Ribbons,
sHAWLs, et .. rs we'll ms 6ENTLENFN'S and
GARMENTS. DAMA.k suk-
Al sa sfo' ,sss L r,.StI,n street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

NE PARK-PLACE VI f It III o d / S T
CHURCH.-Rev. Dr. MOSES ID. HoGE has kindly
consented to 6ll DR. John +. Edwards's pulpit at
Park. Place Methodist Episcopal church % sun
DAY NIGHT at ~ O'Clock. Rev. c. W. PETHER-
BRIDGE VIII preach at l O'Clock A. VI.
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Mr. DON'T YoU FORGET I'll


MT DON'T you FORGET I'll
D.& +. MITTELDORFER,
SGT BROAD STREET,
ARE SELLING THE GREATEST BAR6AiNo
IN THE CITY.
FRESH SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED.
CARPETS, RUGS, OIL-CL0THs,
CLOAKs, DOLMANs, sHAWLs,
LIGHT CLoAKING CLOTH FOR ULsTERs'
BLANKETS, COMFORTABLEs,
BLACK AND CoLORED SILKS;
BLACK CAsHMERES, all grades aud prices
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS !-All the latest
styles and novelties at greatiy-reduced prices;
LADIES' CHILDREN's, and GENrLEMEN'S
UNDERsHIRTs at very low prices;
HOsIERY-All kinds, styles, and prices
CORsETs, CORSETS, at all prices;
CAssIMEREs, KENTUCKY JEANS, TWEEDs,
for boys and mems wear, very low;
CRETONNES at 1876. per yard worth 30c.;
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at coo. worth 81;
COTTONs, BLEACHED and BROWN SHEET
INGS, all widths and prices;
BED.TICKING, CHEvIOTs, GINGHAMS;
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS of all kinds;
BUTTONS FOR CLOAKS AND SACQUES;
RIBBONS, FICHUEs, TIES, SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS, YELLING, &c, &c.
Call early for BARGAINS.
no 21-Su,W&Sa u. L. MITTELDORFER.
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eepsiov iissri.. Of Tenut ssee. Is here. He
~ mere y . clear Democratic majority Of
= ~ 70 he legislature Of III State, and
y s's l2T9sx ueigocrats among them are
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

RgFI Il T b PITS L CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad sireetsl.-At 81 Oc Ock
precisely on SUNDAY MORNING the mas meeting
heretofore prevented by RAIN will BE- held regard
less of weather. in which sunday school origin,
progress. and methods will De discussed by able
workers 10 the cause. Mr.. BURDETTE, the lecturer,
will also speak.
At IL a. NJ. Rev. j. Il. HAwTIloRNE, ID. d., will
preach-su jecf, 1.-THE Wonderful and also at
* =. M-subiect. Temptation" To each SER
vice. especially The first, all are invited, and
s. rangers are welcome. 2t
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WE HAVE ALSO CONSIGNED TO t. THIS
WEEK FROM LEADING NEW
Is WITHOUT A PARALLEL.

- N'A'ADNa - tN'ffNtftfiftsf
BLACK ALL-wOOL MONTE CLOTn ~ .ir..
yard the same SOLD last season A. jOr.. sfi
opened tine drst Of this season al 4Oc.aYarI.
44-inch ALL-WOOL CAMEL'>-llAGR a. Go.
yard, valued at 81
AS. inch ALL.WOOL HUJACh CLOTH SIP.
formerpiece price fls5;
4S-inch DRAP DE DEKkA a. fl.3j, ihc agent.
price OF which has been ~ II
40 inch GRAPE MONTE al 6jc., general yl'u. q
yard.
The above goods were purchased at the ..e..
Lupln's closing SALE the attachment of WHO'S 4ue
is always sufficient guarantee for the purity anI
wear Of the go0us.
Among the above goods are also 20 pie... ..
BLACK CAsuMERES AZ from 10 L. -o.. a.
yaPJ less than regular value;
BLACK aud COLOhkD BROCADED NELNfI~
IN all their various qualities at great relu.-
tions
Also. PLUSHFS far below market value,
We shall make special offering of BLACK SILKS.
SATIN DE Lyons, BROCADED SATIN. anI
other SILK GOODS purchased Of great ,a.s.-
flee by our New YorN resilient buyer lastw Oh.
BLACK SATIN at csc ty,rd. valued at$l;
COLORtD SILKS AZ ijc, value 7jc.;
BLACK SATIN at tl.25. value Sl.90;
RLACK SATIN Dr. LYON ~ Soc. value $40.
BROCADE SATIN at 75c. value sL25;
COLORED sURAH SILKS at J0c., cost over s...
to import:
BLACK GR0S-GRAIN SILK au SIM at 4or..
value 7jc.;
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS In yIriJu, tine quii.-
ties az Unprecedented prices;
Also, MCMlE FURNITURE CRETONNE, az.
125c.. former price 2Jc.;
34N2O inch ALL-LINtN UUck TOWELS 90
g. &C., value - 10 1899;
2j dozeo SIX.BUTTON OPERA KID GLOVES t
Doe, value 81;
; pieces BROCADED yELyETFEN at soc.
ward, value 81.
We also offer some rare bargain, Boz LADIES 1.l
MISSES HOSE.
LADIES and CHlLDEEN'> KNIT UNDtr-
WEAR;
Full asSormenIOf
LADIES' LIGHT SACQrt>,
Ul>1tR>,
DOLMANS,
CLOAKS.
aud all the various DINER WRAP, Is ihey appear.
mo i3->a>uSWl
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wauRIAGEy.

MARI on the I7tb Of November. In Brentsslle,
rim William conuf v. Va, nv the Rev. A. y. GRAY,
MI. e. NICOL and Miss ". LOUISE DAWDEk.
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The North CarOIina Vote.

INultIETI NtWs.I
Thursday light the State Board OF Canvass
crs completed their canvass of the returns
from the several counties Of the State OF the
vote given on the electoral ticket. This Is
the result
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21

III HUTZLER BROTHERS.
500 BROAD STREET.
New and beautiful line OF BLACK and COLORED
PRINCES. BEADED GIMPS, DRESS aud
CLOAK ORNAMENT, SPEARS, CORDS, TAS-
StL>, &c. WePuATanlee TO sell these goods at
LOWER PRICES than any other house In The
city. Call and be convinced.
The only place in the city to find everything wanted
In GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY, which is war
ranted.
Other BARGAINS, too numerous 10 mention, can
be obtained at HUIZLER BROTHERS.
no 16 525 Broad street.
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NJ" CHRIST CHURCH.-Lay service at
II A. ~ Night service at 7:45 o'clock by Rev. MIR.
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ELECTORS LARGE

The Board meets again on the % h in
slant, but that being Thanksgiying-d day it
will merely meet and adjourn over to the
next, when its duties will be pushed TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-21
READING.

MOZART HALL.
SELECT READING,
by Miss MARY TUCKER MAGILL, Of Virginia
TUESDAY, 23D NOVEMBER, 1850,
AT s O'clock L. NJ.
The reading will comprise selections from the
most eminent authors, and will be made up from
her most successful programmes.
Admission. soc. Tickets at RAMOS & MOSES'S
Music StOr., Ola Main street, and at the door.
l9-4If
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M BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Preaching at l o'clock A. NJ. by Rev.
PRESTON NASH. A. cordial welcome to all. NO
service at night
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THANKSGIVING DINNER AND eUP
Il PER, AT No. lily MAIN STREET.

Il PER, AT Nc. lily MAIN STREET.
The ladies' OF the different Methodist churches Of
this cily will hold "A FEAST at No 1ll7 Main
street on
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 25IH
AND 18TH.
for the benefit of Laurel.Streef Methodist church
The sdies viii furnish asubsiantial dinner or sup.
per. wi h all The 0elicacss Of The season. nner,
50c.: supper, soc. Come and help good cause.
no is .Th.Sa,Su,W ,Th&f5t
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w ASSlGNEE'S SALE.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF VALUES.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF LARGE DRY
GOODS CORCERN FROM A NEIGHBOR-
ING CITY AT AN IMMENSE REDUC-
TION Ar
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
81 BROAD STREET.
VIII be offered TO-DAY. and every Other until
closed out at about one half the price of original
cost
LUPIN'S ALI.-WOOL CASHMERE at45c.;
LUPiN'S ELEGANT CASHMERE at Soc:
LUrIN'S MAGNIFICENT CASHMERE at 55c.;
LUPIN'S GOI D-MEDAL CASHMERE a. GOc.;
LUPIN'S SUBLIME CASHMERE at 6jc.
These Cashmeres have the very best reputation Of
any in the world, and are offered at panic prices,
200 pieces 81 CASHMERE az Soc;
200 pieces Ga CASHMERE at I5c.;
800 pieces Ca CASHMERE at 124c.;
20 pieces BLACK SILK att 2%c. worth 81;
SlLk-MIXED- DRESS GOODS reduced from 25c
10 l24c;
DRESS GOODS reduced from l2sc to &c..
800 pieces WOOL DRESS GOODS, 80 inches wide,
reduced lom 35c. to 1896.
800 pieces DEBAGE reduced from 35c. 'ol3.r.
BLACK VELVET. 20 inches wide, at i;
BLACK PLUSH, rs ncies wide, al rs educed
from $3.50:
BLACK and COLORED SATINS in or "a, yari Fly;
SlIAWLS,
CLOAkS,
ULSTERS,
ClIILDREN'S CLOAKS,
BLANKETS,
CARPETS,
MATING,
OIL CLOTH.
EVERY ARTICLE As ADVERTISED.
Owing to the great increase in our business IL Is al
times impossible to give our cWtomeri the attention
which we desire, whether they purchase or not
Ladies who can conveniently do 50 will place us un-
der great Obligations and have better opportunity
OF making selections to advantage b. calling in the
forenoon when the store Is 50 crowded with GUS
toners. SYCLE BROTHERS,
no l0.eOd 3lI Broad street. |
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Ifnr the Disnafch1

II there was a stampede OF RCadjusfers
to the May ticket, why did not that ticket
rua far ahead OF the congressional ticket |?
See how Il was in the several districts
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~ FACTS AND FIGURES.

IL FACTS AND FIGURES.
Elegant BROCADED FlGCREYELyET atf2.4j
yard-yalue, $3.50
Elch BROCADED SATIN De Lyon and L.
TROUS SATIN DE- LYON:
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK AUCTION
which enable US TO offer these BOD, at price,
more attractive than ever
Good bargains IN BLACK aud CoLORED CASH.
MEREs-we show SPLEEN id value foo thc.es goods
Look at our splendid assortment OF CLOAK~ and
ULsTERS, which Ia style and worAmau-hipare
superior, and IN price much below fcgua. tlluc.
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS
In great variety aud At prices to sut an $50, u...
to purchase. Tins department is In room Over ne
store.
LACES AND WINDOW.SHhDES.
LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES, e,c,
are also In this department.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES.
room in The basement--we show the largest stock io
be found south OF New York. aud our figure. lrI
that we are giving good value.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In every department., TO which our clerk, wifi c4I
youI attention.
4 BIG DRIVE.
CHECK MUSLIN worth 80 At 25c.
The cheapest mu, In ever sold Ia the cit.
We will give you figures that VIII suit your purse,
and will give you the best goods for thr lowest
price. Give Us a call. LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 aud 1919 Main street.
Richmond, Vs.
Orders promptly attended D.. ull7
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A NNUAL MEETING.
AMUSEMENTS.


MOZART HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1880.
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
NFNT. under ihe au picts of the Managers of ~.
PauI's Church home. Tor which they have obtained
the best aid amateur talent in the city,
The sparkling Opcrelta of
HIGH LIFE.
and the charming society play,
DOCTOR MONCUEIN,
with a cast of bright children.
Tickets. so cents. ON sale at Ramos 4 Moses.
West & JUhnstou's, aud elsewhere Broad and
Main streets. No reserved seals. Performance 10
commence at O'Clock T.. NJ.
There will be a MATINEE on SATURDAY at
i. NJ. Tickets, so cents; children. 20 cents.
2l-5t
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SPECuAL SOvlsgs.
NJ COHEN BROTHERS:

NJ COHEN BROTHERS:
'..'.'... .....,......,....'
WHEN GOODS DEPgECIATE IN vAtrg g.,
INVARIABLY CHANGE OUR PRICES
THIS HAS BEEN OUR MOTTO FOR wan.
AND THE INCREASE OF OUR Br.r.
NESS HAS PROVEN THE
CORRECTNESS or THE PRINCIPLE
THE RECENT GREAT REDUCTION n Dpg..
FABRICS AND MANY OTHER ARTICLE.
PRESENT CHANGES Is THE PRICE
OF GOODS THAT MUST BE-
HIGHLY APPRECIATED.
WE HAVE ALSO CONSIGNED TO T. THIS
WEEK FROM A LEADING NEW
YORK IMPORTER:
10 pieces Of BLACK SILK yELvETS I'm ,,,,...
qualities, which are ordered % cell r..I..
than their cost Of importation;
We shall also sell 10 pieces ALL.wOOL GRAN.
ITEsUIflNG 2Cc. yard;
ALL-WO0L Ga FLANNEL sUITING atsl1..
GA PERSIAN DRESS GOODS rcduc..J t...
Sl.45 TO 81 yard;
20 pieces NOME CLOTHS IN variou, ,......,,
I5c.. reduced from 2Jc.;
20 pieces ENGLISH CASHMERE~ rs I2...f-
mery SOD at 1890.
THE REDUCTION IN THE DEPARTMENT.
OF OUR
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THE COLORED GERMAN AND ENG.
Il LlSH CLUB
VIII Piye
GRAND CONCERT At VIRGINIA OPERA
HOUSE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.
Doors open at ca O'Clock performance 10 COM
mence al ~. General admission, Csc: gallery,
l5c ; reserved seats. 35c. nO2l-1lk
THE MOZART CHORUS WILL
l. PLEASE MET ON MONDAY EVENING,
November 22d, at MOzdTI Hall al O'Clock, for re-
hearsal. BY OrderOf PIERRE BERNARD,
nO2I.1t Director of Chorus.
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HaDc0ck's majority over Democratic
canOludleS. ''ss.sss' ''....'''s''''. flO
Where does the stampede come in?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-22

General Garfield procccded to the front"-l Gss
eroi Hoso'rans. eScol rvlorf cf fhe hattie efthic
amGsqu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-22
For Sale or Rent: /:

"OuSE No. II. State ST. One OF the most desir.
IL able residences In Augusta. Has a large
garden back of the house. Also for sale, three
story house ON Gage ST. For particulars inquire Of
SAMUEL TITCOMB. feho.ftf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-22

DARE CHANCE to purchase fine residence in
III this city. Properly offered for sale consists of
two story modern built dwelling house. ell and
be, all finished and in good condition. Lot
l00x l2O, fruit trees, bushes, Sc Location one of
the best In the city. For particulars, terms, SC.
quire of T.. W. .WHITEHOUSE, Airy.
Augusta, Me-, May 4, lss0. nlay5ftf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-22
% 1850 NO 4e
NO LAG.
miscellaneous.
JIM GARFIELD 8 AT THE FRONT

JIM GARFIELD 8 AT THE FRONT.
General Garfield procccded to the front Woes
ero' Rosoraas eS''ol report ef The battle efChic
omosgu-
oncemorc the grand old fight 10 on. the fight we've
And As we've done these twenty wears, wen ,briag
our foes 10 nought,
We won with Lincoln. Grant and Hayes and In this
battles brunt
Wen conquer 20 the rallying cryIim Garfield = At
CAoras-Jim Garfield : At the 'front.'
Jim Garfield 5 at the from,
'rwonid be sin to fall TO win
With Garfield at the front
Upon oho's grand canal" he held the helm true;
And now the people shout to him. "Lo. it's for ysa
We want TO Jim Garfield guide our glorious ship
ot tSiate.
Chorss--.Im Gardeld's at the front,
Jim Garfield at the fronti
'fwouid be u sin to fail TO win
With Garneld at the front'
To love TO nail Gold Bourbon liesl and hammer (rrb-
Wen wager, and the be, We know will go withou,
This carpenter. come ides of March, will be a cabinet
makerl
Choras-.lim Garfield 5 nj the fronti
Jim Garfield at the frontl
'Twopld be a sin to fail TO win
With Garfield AT the 'front.'
lie taught the Young ideas to shoot and then the
plucky tutor
In wars grim school was taught TO be another sort
of shooter.
He braved, to aid the Unions cause. full many hat.
ties brunt
And those who sought his whereabouts found Gar.
field at the front
Chorus-,Iim Garfield 5 nj the front,
Jim GARFIELD 5 at the front,
Twould be n sin to fail to win
With Garfield at the front,
When Uncle Sam, November next, shall count the
ballotsO sO'er,
One shout shall shake the continent. loud ms the
oceans roar:
"Once more the hosts Republican have borne the
battles brunf.
Once more the'ye triamphed gloriousiy-wth Gar
field at the 'front.'
Chorns-Wth Garfield at the front
With Garfield ut the front.
We're sure 10 gain this grand CAM
paign
With Garfield at the front