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Another Rev Broad.ssreet store.
0psning Of w. A. stevens's New Es.
fabllshm emf.

Broad street, which has of late taken such
rapid strides In material improvement, and
which may be now justly styled the princi-
pal retail thoroughfare OF the city. has had
another handsome store added 10 the large
number OF receutly.frected buildings. On
the site OF the old 99-cent store, No. sos
Broad street, Mr.. M. MilIhiser, the owner
Of this property, has built fine store for
his thrifty tenant, Mr. w. A. Stevens. II
has handsome modern front of 20 feet 6
inches, depth Of 1877 feet, and the store
proper pitch or 10 feet. The interior is
Beautifully fitted up with a fine, large sky
light 25 by 81 feet.
A pretty double staircase at the centre OF
the store and on the western wall leads to
the second story, which, together with the
first floor, will furnish ample room for
large and varied stock OF goods.
Mr.. Stevens began business here few
years snce with the 30 cent store, which
under his enterprising and judicious
management met with very remarkable
success. No establishment in the city
has enjoyed a greater popularity than this
store of odd price. But as the enterprise
OF Mr.. Stevens was too vigorous TO stand
long confinement to this strange but telling
Device, he some time since dropped the
oddity, and will open on Monday at 10
O'Clock irst.class establishment at No.
sos Broad street, with full stock OF crock
cry, glassware, silyerware, toys, and all
kinds OF housekeeping goods. Great in
ducements will still be held out to pur.
chasers in The way Of low prices. The
ladies appreciate this, and we have heard
many Of them signify their desire OF At
tending the first opening OF the doors to-
morrow at 10 o'clock.
The architect for this building was Cap
tain Albert Lybrock. The brickwork was
done by Bailey Davis, the carpentering by
Jarvis Il Glinn, the gas.6tling by John
Bowers, plumbing by ID. ODonnell, glass
by Gunst Il Binswanger. painting by ID. Ii.
Pyle, stairway by S. NJ. Williamss IRON
work by w. b. Cock, and the shelving by
Captain j. ii. Tyler.
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VISIT RICHMOND AND ARB ENTERTAINED BY
THE BLU:s-sPEgcH OF WELCOME By Mr..
JAMES LYONS, JR,, &c.
The Sherman Cadets, OF Lawrenceyille,
Mass, arrived in this city yesterday after.
noon from the South, where they went to
aid In the dedication OF the Memorial
Armory" OF the Gate City Guard at
Atlsnta, Ga. The Richmond Light In
fantry Blues, under command Of Lieutenant
Z. d. Starke, met them at the Danville
depot and escorted them TO the Blues
armory, on Seventh street, In rear OF the
Theatre, where collation. was spread.
On behalf OF the Blues Lieutenant Starks
welcomed the visiting soldiers to our city.
Captain l.. M. Ducheseny, OF the Cadets,
responded in neat speech, thanking the
Blues for the kind attention and cordiality
extended TO bis company, and assuring
them that the soldiery as well as the citizens
Of Massachusetts are friends to Virginia.
When Captain Ducheseny concluded Mr..
James Lyons, Jr., delivered the speech Of
welcome, and spoke as follows:
1t Is often said that We Virginians are
proud Of Virginia.; and well We may be
proud OF her For In her bosom rest our
fathers. sleeping after liie's fitiul fever, the
sleep OF the honorable and brave; in the
throes of birth her air first filed our nos
trfis with vital breath and gave Us life; in
the genial beams OF her radiant sun were
nurtured our childhood's happy days !;
upon her soil we spend the labor Of our
manhood, and from her We receive the
guerdon OF our reward, spending and
being spent In her service until we shall be
gathered TO rest with our fathers in her
bosom. Enshrined in our hearts core,
aye, IN our heart OF hearts, her shrine, gar
landed with the first flowers OF our young
Imagination, her altar crowned with the
first fruits Of our youthful labors, ever lives
Virginia. refulgent with the glory OF the
past, and glowing with hopes for the fu-
ture.
Virginia God bless her How we love
herl With feelings like these in our hearts
for Virginia, the highest compliment we
can pay you Is 10 tell you that we have al
ways regarded Massachusetts, and Virginia
as twin stars in the galaxy OF the Union,
twin-sisters in the family OF the States;
and as sons Of Virginia we welcome you,
sons OF Massachusetts, as brothers-brothers
In love for our native States, brothers in
devotion to the Union, and brothers as
comrades in arms.
The repast was then partaken Of, and the
Blues, with their guests, went to the Thea
tire to see "Tbe SIrategists." The Cadets
number forty-fve rank and file and are
fine looking body OF men. They will re-
main in Richmond to-day, and will stop at
Ford's Hotel.
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REV. sYLvANUs COBB thus writes in the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any kind of medicine which we did not
know TO be good-particuarly for infants. But Of
MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge; In our own family u has
proved blessing indeed, by giving an infant tron-
bed with collie pains quiet sleep and its parents ni-
broken rest at night Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here Is an article which WORK. TO
perfection, aud which Is harmless; for the sleep
which 1t affords the infant is perfectly natural and
the little cherub awakes as bright as button"
Aud during the process OF teething Its value IS in-
calcuable. We have frequeRtly heard mothers say
they would not be without II fiom the birth OF tho
child III Il had finished with the teethiug siege on
any consideration whatever. Sold by all druggists.
Twenty FIVE cents bottle 60 s-eodiw
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

ATKINSON & TEMPLE, l r. NJ. al sheds oppo-
SIC fOrk.Rlver depot. app es, cabbage, potators,
&c.
u. p. CHAFFIN q co, AZ Z. ~, trustees sale OF
valuable lot, with The improvements thereon, at
the southeast corner OF Csbell and Tyler streets.
FRANK ID. HILL h CO.. IL NJ trustees sale OF
ten acres Of land near kilby's STALLION, on The
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac rat.
road.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 4P. NJ, trustees sale OF
thirty FIVE desirable lots, commencing at the
southeast corner OF Washington and west Cary
sr,eis.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ. felvet, Eng
lish Brussels. Lhree-pIy and other carpets, gene
raj assortment OF household furniture. stoves,
&c. &c.
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PREMIUMS TO RICHMOND FIRM.-At the
North Carolina State Fair, just closed at
Raleigh, the eight.horse portable engine
exhibited by Messrs. William +. Tanner &
Co., OF this city, received the premium-a
gold medal-over all competitors.
Messrs. Tanner & Co. were also awarded
separate premium for the spark.extin-
guisher attached TO their engine.
They will exhibit q duplicate Of this
engine and spark k-extnguisher at the Vir-
ginia State Fair this week.
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Editors Richmond Dispatch Gentle.
men. Can you by any means ascertain and
inform the merchants Of Main street what
went with their petition for repaying OF
this street with granite block, which, II
remember Alright, was signed BY every mer.
chant nm the street between Eighth and
Fourtsentb streets, and placed In the hands
~ : member of the City Council 10 Do
hroncht before that body We are anxious.
" swsiting s0me action in the matter, or, -
is.st' come notice Of our petition. We ecannot
nrdsrs, and vby our street should 80 long %
nssIsctsd. and would iesl grateful Tor some
q ne old 1sggipg that y pe'nx ss@V'sS
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PERsoNAL--BRJEF ITEMs.--M. ID. Con-
way and wife, Of London, are at the Ex-
change.
The Grand Division of the Sons OF Tenn.
perance OF Virginia will meet tomorrow
night at Harmony Hall.
f. B. Calender and c. J. Noyes, "the
Florida coIonzers," passed through Rich
mond Friday en- route for their home in
Boston.
The Virginia Press Association will meet
in this city some time this week.
A meeting OF the Virginia Military Insti-
tute Club will be held tomorrow night. A
full at tendance is requested.
In consequence OF the sickness among the
horses the running OF the street-cars will
for the present be changed. The last car
will leave Twenty-eighth and Main streets
at P. M. In the event Of rain the cars
will be stopped.
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Phi DELTA THETA.-Mr. Conway r..
Sands. OF this city, leaves this evening to
attend the National Convention OF the Phi
Delta Theta Fraternity, which will be held
at indianapolis, Ind. This gentleman goes
as delegate from the Virginia Delts Chap
ter, which is located at Richmond College.
The Phi Delta Theta is one Of the largest OF
the Greek letter societies in the United
States, having chapters extending from
Vermont to Texas, and ba. upon its roll
some OF the most distinguished men in our
country.
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7 MEAN BUSINESS, AND NO HUM

I MEAN BUSINESS, AND NO HUM
BUG.
I am determined 10 close out my entire stock OF
goods by January lst. have large stock Of
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS aud SHOES,
CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS, and full line OF
NOTIONS,
which must be sold, as ! POSITIVELY will close
business here by 1st of January. ] will mention
few of my prices:
BOYS' HATS at 25c. worth Soc;
MISSES HATS at soc. worth 75c.;
CHILDREN'S HOSE at &c.;
MEMS HOSE at &C.;
LADIES' SPLENDID COLoRED HOSE, three
pair for 25c.;
TUCK and LONG COMBS at SC. apiece;
INFANTS SHOES at l5c. pair;
A good assortment OF LADIES' and CHlLDREN'S
SHOES cheap;
A fuil line OF MEMS BOOTS and SHOES at aston
ishingly low prices;
CLOTHING at Your own prices --..,,
A nice lire of LADIES'. MEMS. aud CHlLDREN'S
FLANNEL UNDERWEAR very cheap.
EXTRA ISDUCEhENT TO COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS. Call early al
BALTIMORE AUCTION-HOUSE,
16 east Broad street,
oe 24-Su&WtSol5 j. ROSE. Agent.
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The THsATRE.-The Naiad Queen will be
performed at the Theatre tomorrow night,
with a large company and beautiful new
scenery. Nademoisele Galetti, who has
lately come over from Paris, will appear as
premiere dansease in the ballet. The large
company will be under the management OF
Mr.. Charles Z. Ford, who arrived 10 the
city on Saturday. In addition to the grand
spectacular drama itself. the handsome new
drop-curtain will be used for the first time.
We have seen il, and 1t IL really besutifui
piece Of work, and gives finishing touch
TO the Theatre.
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THE VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.-Tbe twen-
tieth exhibition OF the State Agricultural
society will commence on Tuesday lday
after to-morrow). The entries are but little
II any behind previous fairs In number.
The officers and employees are all up with
their work, and everything in their line Is
ready for the exhibition. The Executive
Committee meet tomorrow night at the
rooms Of the Society TO complete all arrange
ments for the opening on Tuesday.
One OF the features OF the Fair this year
will be the musical entertainments for one
hour every day. Professor Ambold will
give reeitais on Knabe piano In the main
pavilion, and DIR. Cowan will give . similar
entertainment on one OF Ramos Mosess
organs,
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POLITICAL DISABILITIES REMOvED.-The
Governor has removed the political disabili-
ties OF Thomas Webb, Of Carroll county,
convicted in September, 1877, Of unlawful
shooting, and sentenced to three years in the
penitentiary; A. T. Fisher, OF Lynchburg,
con victed OF robbery, and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary; Isaac Schwartz,
Of Richmond, convicted in July, 1877. Of
larceny, and sentenced to sixty days in Jail.
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FUNERAL OF Rev. DR.. PLUMER. The re-
mains OF Rev. DR.. William s. Plumer, who
died In Baltimore Friday. reached the city
last night at 1915 O'Clock per the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
They were met at the depot by Colonel
William p. Munford, r. T. Brooke, ESQ.,,
j. Blythe Moore, Esq, and other friends,
and escorted to the Ballard House. There
they were placed In one OF the rooms on the
first floor. In addition to the lady relatives
OF the deceased, the body was accompanied
by Rev. w. $. p. Bryan and George Bryan,
Rrandsons OF the deceased, aud by Hamilton
Easter, Esq, OF Baltimore.
The coffin was OF the finest make. On q
silver plate was inscribed "Rev. William
Swami Plumer. Born in Darlington, Pa,
July 20. 1902; died In Baltimore, Nd, Oc-
tober %, 1880; aged seventy-eight years
two months and twenty-six days. II was
covered with number OF exquisite floral
tributes.
The funeral will take place to-day at 8
o'clock P. NJ from the First Presbyterian
church. Rev. M. D. Hoge, d. D., will
officIate. An address will also be delivered
by Rev. DR.. 7. L. Preston. The interment
will be made at Hollywood.
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WATER AT THE GAs-WoRKs.--Owing to
the scarcity OF water in the reservoir the
supply at the city gas.works was cut off
last week, and it was feared at one time
that the citizens OF Richmond would be
deprived OF gsslight. and operations would
have to be suspended at the works.
Through the energy OF the superintendent,
however, arrangements have been made to
get water from Gillie's creek.
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VIRGINIA OPERA HOusE.-The New Or
leans Minstrel Troupe will perform at Vir-
ginia Opera House during Fair-week, and
offer some special attractions, such as the
song-and- dance kings, Welby and Pearl;
Virginia's favorite banioist, r. G.. Allen {;
and Mrs. Nellie Gortan, the lady baritone
horn.soloist. Reserved seats without extra
charge Of Ramos & Moses's.
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REGISTRATION DAY.-The books Of regis
tration were opened at all OF the twenty
one precincts OF the city Yesterday. At all
OF them number Of new names were added
and many transfers granted and received.
The coored voters seemed TO take more
than the usual interest in registration, and
quite number registered and attended to
their transfers.
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REVENUE CoLLECTIoNs.-The internal
revenue collections for the week ending
yesterday were a. follows: Monday, as
507.16; Tuesday, 1868 Sc; Wednesday,
SS,I51.73; Thursday. S3,65441; Friday,
SS, 42l 19-total, S36, ,536.3t. The collections
for the week previous amounted to 1885,
1eQ ~
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POLICE CsuRr-Justice ID. q. Richardson
presiding. following cases were dis
posed Of yesterdays:
Rady d Phillips, charged with running "A
cart on the street without license, was
fined $40.
Samuel sutton lcolored), charged with
felony. was discharged.
william Peal, charged with beating his
wife, was discharged at the request OF the
complainant on payment OF costs.
Charles Grifith (coloredl, charged With
being a fugitive from justice from Wash
ington, d. C., was discharged.
Several ordinauce violation cases were
eentiaued until Tuesday next
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A. HUTZLER 4 SONS.

In stock and receiving from 1rst hands a full and
complete line Of
DRESS GOODS,
including NOME CLOTHS, PLAIDS. SATINs,
MATELASSE. BROCADES, FLANNKL SUIT
INGS, VELVETS, and MOURNING FABRICS.
Also. an unusually large stock OF WHITE GOODS
and ) # PL + $. such as FRINGES. CLOAkS,
sH WIS, BLANKETS, and UNDER.FLAN-
NELS.
Ladies' NECKWEAR, ladies' and Gentemen's
UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY.
Notions and novelties In TRl M NJ G s,
EnGINGS, ana INSERTINGSa specially.
PASsAMENrERIE TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS,
and CL0Ak-OKNAMENTS In great variety.
Oc "a
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ENGLISH OPERA.-Pinafore will be given
at Mozart Hall tomorrow night, With
Madame Caroline Richings-Bernard as
" Buttercup," assisted by powerful cast
and chorus Of fifty voices. The operas to
be given by this combination during Fair
week are under the auspices Of the Mozart
Association, and will be as refined as the
most sensitive could desire. Reserved seats
at c. +. Johnston's.
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LEVY BROTHERS, agents for FOSTERS KID
GLOVES, with patent laced fastenings, received on
yesterday their sarly fall importation. The Foiier
Is now the beau ideal of handsomely.6tting and
comfortable Kid Glove, and Is largely doing away
with the use OF buttoned kid gloves. as The hced
fastening is so much more convenient. LEVY BRO
THEIRS win take pleasure IN showing their popular
brand 10 the ladies and gentlemen Of this city.
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ENrRRrAIsNENT.-Tbe Irish National
Land League will give an entertainment on
Monday evening at Cathedral Hall. The
proceeds will be forwarded to aid the
League in Ireland, and crowded hall Is
expected.
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WASHINGTON SOLDIER TOAsTED.-Among
the toasts offered at the banquet given by +
Company Association at Sneling's Cafe
Friday night was one to Private James
Roach, OF the Washington Light Infantry
corps, the special guest Of the Association.
Mr. Roach appropriately responded, and his
remarks were greeted with cheers. He
went down to Atlanta with his company,
and on returning stopped here, and has
been well cared for by the soldier.bOys OF
Pichmonb
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REvIvAL.-Rey. a. E. Dickinson, OF this
city, is holding very successful protracted
meeting at Vernon in Halifax county, Va.
Up to Sunday there had been twenty pro-
LESSONS Of conversion, and large crowds
were attending every day and many were
asking for the prayers OF Christians.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IEpIcATToys FOR TODAY For the Middle
States, clear or fair weather. preceded by
occasional snow or rain; northwesterly
winds.
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THE WEATHER. YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, SO;
. A. M, 90; noon, rs; 8 2. NJ, n; p.
H.. SO; midnight. 45.
Mean temperature, 8i 1-6.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH xSsunEp M
the use Of MEADE 4 BAKsR's sAPoyfSE DRTrf.
rRrcE which with speedily remove incipiens tartar
and scurf Price, dfiy cents box.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have It by using MEADE 4 BAKERS De.
licious CARBoLrc MoUTH.wAsH. 10 destroys the
offensive odor caused by diseased gums aud de-
caycd teeth, aud speedily restores them to healthy
condition. Price, ffty cents bottle.
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Registration. The registration books
were opened yesterday and about forty per-
sons who have recently become Of age reg
stered. A number OF transfers were made
and about three-Iourtbs OF the persons reg
stered were whites. More registered in the
Third Ward up to O'Clock than in any
other Ward
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"LADY GAYr and other brands OF New Orleans
cIGABs have arrived, and are Of 6st-rate quality
We advise our friends to buy their yearly supply
OF FAMILY FLOUR now. ~ II 10 steadily advancinss
Our arrangements with the test miiiers enable us
to offer inducements on this article.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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Court NenS.-Tbe Chesterfield County
Court, after transacting considerable busi-
ness, has adjourned for the term.
The Hastings Court was In session yes
terday, and was engaged in trying ciyl'
cases.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
no cases Of Importance were tried.
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SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION.-The follow
Ing supervisors were appointed yesterday
Culpeper County.-Republcan Henry
Ligbtfoot, Catalpa; r. G. Tate, Cedar
Mountains; e. P. Taylor, Stevensburg
James Mason, Brandy Station; George
Childs, Gathrlgbps; w. c. Jameson, Rix-
eyyille: Frederick Horner, Jeffersonton /;
W. FL. Eggborn, Eldorado; G.. b. Hughes,
Browns Store.
Essen County, Repubicans-John ID.
Gressett, Saluda; Elijah Duniee, Jamaica
John w. Scott, Free Shade.
Goochland County.-Robert Childress,
Readjuster, Eord's Store; j. L. Stratton,
Readjuster, Manakin; Frank Lane, Read
iuster, Courthouse Charles Harris, Read
iuster, Rockets; William 2. Mathews, Re-
sdiustsr, Caledonia; John B. Kimble, Con-
seryative, Bowles's Store; James Hoge,
Conservative, WatkinsvilIe; r. S. Saun-
ders, Conservative, Three Square; +. NJ.
Parrish, Conservative, Trice's Store; Reu-
ben Ford, Conservative, Sneed's Store.
Prince Ed,odrd county.-WiIliamM Morris,
Readiuster, Fsfmville; r. Stokes, Read
iuster, Worsham's; j. w. Gils, Readiust.
er, Prospect; p. l.. Ligon, Conservative,
Rice's; George w. Redd, Jr., Conserva-
tive, Briery; Archer A. Haskins, Conserys.
tive, Green Bay; George Hunt, ConserYa.
tive, Spring Creek.
Prince George County.-Republcans-
Gabriel Hill, Riyes; Henry Higgins, Bland
Charles Dempsey, Brandon; James d.
Smith, Templeton; Moses Boiling, Black
water.
Richmond County.-H. B. Scott, Con
servatye, Farnham; James NJ. Scates, Re
adiuster, Newland; X. II. Prate, Read
iuster, Warsaw; George W. Hanks, Re-
adjuster, Braxton's Store.
Southampton Coan!y.-J. L. Newsom
Republican, and j. w. Norfleet, Conserva
tive, Franklin; Iron Story, Republican
and A. G.. Pretlow, Conservative, Jerusa
lem James A. III. Scott, Republican, and
William Il. Griffin, Black Creek; Peter
Chappell, Republican, and A. Gardner
Conservative, Berlin; G. III. w. Diggs, Re
publican, and r. RawIs, Conservative
Iyor; Glen. Barrett, Republican, and Jesse
Dickens, Readju.ter, Newsom's; William
r. Wilson, Republican, and r. ii. Hart, Re-
adjuster. Joyner's; Henry Sykes, Republi
can, and n. l.. Hill, Conservative, Boykins
John Sykes, Republican, and ii. Il. Bar.
ham, Conservative, Worrelps Store; A. j
chatham, Republicans, and W. III. Drewry
Conservative. Drewrysville; p. w. Cloud
and j. 4. Prince, Green Plains.
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Brief HemS.-A Resdjuster meeting will
be held in this city next wednesday night.
and will be addressed by John 5. Wise and
d. J. Goodwin.
Mr.. James Roach, OF the Washington
Light Infantry Corps, and lady, is in the
city, the guests Of Mrs. Jane Baird.
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DRY GOODS.


CoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE
42s BROAD STREET,
cAgDozo, ALsoP, MosBy CO..
1905 MAIN STREET.
DRY GOODS.
Our superb collections OF EUROPEAN ana
AMERICAN FALL DRESS TABHICs, including
ALI the latest novelties In pattern, coloring, and
msnafscsurs. now on exhibition at prices to meet
every requirement. The assortment now presented
has never been surpassed for beauty and variety,
consisting IN part Of
cLoAKs. DoLMAss. ULsTERs, and HAVE
LOCKS, for ladies and children.
AN ELEGANT coLLRCTIoN>oF RUGS AND
DRUGGETs
in all ires, at lowest rates. Much money can DO
saved on these goods. The largest stocks
south OF New York 10 select from.
BLANKETS,
$3.50 TO $40 PER PAIR.
Liberal discount to the trade and to all charitable
Institutions.
sPECIALTIRs WITH OUR ESTABLISHMENT:
BLACK GOODS IN ALL VARIETIES
CLOTHS AND CAssTMEREs.
In these goods wo claim to oGsr greater induce
meuts than any house south Of New York.
Buying in large bxls constant presence In the mar.
ks,, and CASH PAYMENT, give US
an immense advantage.
BLACK CLOTH CLoAKs, s5 TO sa5.
Visitors to the State Pair will find 1t to their ad-
vantage TO call early on
CARDOzO, ALsoP, MOsBY & CO.,
FoURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE& co.
foe 24-sOdl
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NJ. ELLrSoS CO., advertising agents, insert a."
vetisements In all Of the newspapers of the United
States at publisherr rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cosn.ing-room will receive prompt aiten.
a.