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~ THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
ARE NOW BEING OFFERED At
JULIUS MEYER Sons.

G-B he DAhO AIMS Of i III >lA~UN
ARE NOW BEING OFFERED At
JULIUS MEYER & Sons.
IMMENSE LOT OF GOODS FROM BANh.
RUPT SALE AT HALF VALUE.
NOTICE THE Prices.
CASTS BEST PACIFIC LAWNS ats.r.:
CASES BEST UNION LINEN LAWS a,5r.:
CASE WHITE LACE-STRIPE MU,IlN> s.
SIC. worth Sc;
l CASE WHITE YlCrORIALAwNatsl n.-..
1870;
40 PIECES STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN ID,
1919. worth 1879,
30 PIECES WHITE INDIA LINEN a. It.
worth Csc;
30 PIECES FIGURED LINEN LAWN~ ltlG...
worth Csc;
% PIECES DOTTED AND FIGURED ,NI,,
MUSLINs at 1899;
40 PIECES FXrRA-FlNE DOTTED NCsIINs
from Csc. 10 j0r.;
Another lot Of the zoe. WHITE PERSIAN NULL
LAWNS;
CASES IARD-WIDE ALL.LINEN >JUl'g
al lc. worth 1922;
40 PIECES ECRU ALL.LINEN LAWS I..
worth 1890.
FXTRAORDlNARY BARGAINsIN HOSIERY.
50 DOZEN LADIES EMBROIDERED.fRoNr
HOSE, l2Hc.;
60 DOZEN sILK.CLOCKED BALBRiGDtN,
I5c.;
l CASE FULL REGULAR.MADE LACE-fEoNI
BALBRIGGANs, 25c.;
l CASE REGULAR-MADE RIBBFDfEuNI
BALBRlGGANS, 2Oc.;
LADIES' FULL REGULAR-MADE SOLID
PINKS AND BLUE. SOC worth jOc.;
LADIES FULL REGULAR-MADE HAlR-LINE
STRIPES at 2Sc. worth Zoe;
CHILDREN'S FULL REGULAR-MADE Fanny
HOSE, 95c.
50 DOZEN LADIES' FINE GAUZEV E~T~ ls.,.
80 DOZEN GENTLEMEN's GAUZE JNpfE.
SHIRTS, l6ac.;
GENTLEMEN'S WHiTE-LAWN TIES 49,. pr
dozen, at julius MEYER 4 SuN-
col aud 500 Broad Street,
SPECIAL ITEMS.
LADIES' MOHAIR AND LINEN UL~IEr,.
1925 up.
HOOP.sKIRTS, new styles, large stock.
Extra cheap lot Of PARASOLS and >tN.iN-
BRtLLAS.
DR.. Warmers HEALTH AND FLEXIBLE
HIP CORSETS.
THE CELEBRATED PARTISAN AND BONIuN
CORSETS Just opened &C
JULIUS MEYER & SOS.
ie l9-eod so and 603 Broad 'Ies..
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
rccogniz ng the beam Of the philanthropic move
now on foot to give IN. .. lie of Richmond and Vi
cinty the benefit of who sale prices on
CHINA AND GLASS,
and wishing to offer substantial aid to the laudable
enterprise, offers in the best makes
Selected DINNER PLATES, extra thin, at s5c. per
DOZEN
Selected c. G. PLATES at j5c. per dozen;
Selected HANDLED TEAS, extra thin, at soc. per
set;
Selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS.
extra thin, at soc. per set
Good IRONSTUNE CHINA, HANDLED TEAS, at
4jc per set;
LAMP CHIMNEYS at 40c. per dozen;
Fine PLAIN GOBLETS tbeauties) at SOC. per
DOZEN
TUMBLER three styles, at csc. per dozen;
In ROGERS TEA and TABLESPOONS and
FORKS;
In CAKF-STANDS, CASTORS, &c, &C., you will
find large assortment, at bottom prices, at
STEVENS,
Je24 sos Broad street.
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AN INDICATION OF THE FEELING IN New
YORK CIry.-TDe following is found In q
private letter from a manufacturer 10 New
York, who Is Republican 10 politics. to a
merchant here. II bears date the 9th In
slant
eThis community has been deeply moved
of the dastardiy attempt upon the life Of the
President, and Is anxlously concerned re-
carding our political future should the Pre-
sldeDf pass away. The feeling against the
Vice President Ii very strong, and knoH
OF 40 one but who would trembie 10 see him
assume TIE dulles OF the Chief Executive
osd gather r0uDd bin tue fold ripg,' TO re-
peat The disiasfcful methods We are now
happily partially rid Of should the Ar
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Judge Hughes-A New Bankrupt Law

Judge Hughes-A New Bankrupt Law
We publish this morning an excellent
letter from Judge HUGHes, telling as well
what the last bankrupt law was as what the
next one ought TO be. 1t Is very difficult
to decide whether bankrupt laws do more
harm or good; for whilst they relieve many
worthy. honest traders from burden Of
debt aud enable them to begin business
again and thus to pay the debts which the
bankrupt Law relieved them from, the same
laws offer premium to dishonest traders
and make villains OF men who, 10 the abb
sence OF such temptations, would uot act
dishonesty. However. the SAINT obiection
might be made to fire-insurance companies,
and viii not be held valid in commercial
community fer, say what We will Of their
seIeshness, merchants do sympathize with
one another when they are in pecnDiary
troubles, and are seldom found opposing
bankrupt laws.
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IFS a nccessary parsonage to The successful
conduct OF The place. and the gracefrl man
ner in which be passes the roseafe, con-
cocts luscious beverages, snd reproyes the
Iindiscretions Of tboughtless youth, Is truly
refreshing.
WHO ARE HEaE.
It Is difficult TO Keep account even OF the
notabIes here, so quickly do they come and
i 20. Hon. Joseph Jergensen arrived from
Washington yesterday. From Petersburg
/ notice Mrs. General William Malone,
Miss Malone, aud Mr.. II. b. Malone; John
Mc(iiH, Esq, aud Miss McGilI; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hoffman and TWO daughters,
Miss Dunlop, Mr. Alexander Donnsn,
Messrs. Richard u. Hardoway, w. w.
WHITE. aud ID. v. Parker. Amongst the
late additions from Richmond are Colonel
Thomas j. Evans, Major Robert s. Archer,
DIR. Wormeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Wormeley, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Larus, Miss
Campbell. Mr.. Charles 4. WORKMAN and
family, Miss LIZZIE Edmunds. Mr.. William
Taylor Thorn, of Hoiiins Institute, Is also
amongst the recent arrivals.
CoYFoUYDING TERMS.
A young Richmond gallant was somewhat
astounded and not a little amused at his
failure yesterday afternoon TO make youth
full clerk comprehend bis high fooon diction.
Desiring TO take his la1y.love out driving in
style, he approached the aforesaid clerk and
asked: "Have you drag!"
Clerk: "a what, sir?"
Y.G.: ga drag"
Clerk: =" No, sir; don't think there is
one about the hotel But you might get
one from some Of the fishermen about here.
Why, what have you loSt?"
The young gallant retired. suppressing
his pent.up disabilities until the remark
from Uncle Martin, that the young lady
was waiting for him in the "ciuiIion,"
forced him to give way, and he just sat
right down and hsllooed. COB.
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Large additions have Just been made 10 our stock d
LACEs. We show The largest assortment ID
this city.
LAwNs-A large stock at 8, 6E, 81, 10. 12x, and
25c. per yard:
eiNeHAMs at 81, 10, i2., 10, and 1eso. per
yard:
STRIPED vIcToRIALAwNa at sc. worth 12Hc.
At l2Hc. worth 2Oc.;
WHITE oRGANDY MUSLIN al zoe. per yard
worth 35c.;
WHITE ORGANDY LAWN, with tide border
at zoe. per yard worth 35c.;
BATHING-sUITs for ladies and gentlemen;
SASH ard THINNING RIBBONS very cheap;
FANS Of all styles at low prices;
JAPANESE PARASoLs at 8, 5, Is, Is, 20, 80,
and 4Oc.;
SILK, BINGHAM, ALPACA, and CAMBRIA
PARAsOLs and UMBRELLAs-Great induce
ments in this line;
TWISTED SILK MITTs, LIsLETHREAD
GLOVES, and KID GLOVES In all sizes and
qualities;
MATTINGS very cheap: WHITE MATING at
124c.; RED-CHECK at 15c.;
RUGS, MATS, HAss0CKs, and WINDOW
SHADES;
LACE CURTAINS at the lowest prices ever offered !;
PRINTED PIQUEs at 64c. per yard, would be
cheap at shc.,
Great reductions in the price of all kinds Of DRESS
GOODS at
t. lew RROTUFRSi
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The POugbkeepsie NeloS, we see, men,
lions the following by Mr.. John Roemer ;
Some time ago | suffered with rheumatism
in the greatest degree, and was unable to
work for long period. | commenced to
rub my feet with st. jacobs Oil. Relief
came at once. The second day the swelling
subsidized, and after the use OF two bottles
of the OH all pain had left and 1 was able
TO 20 TO work.
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How TUE News is RECEIvED.-The
Springfield Republican calls attention to the
fact that there are several striking points IN
the way 10 which the attempted assassina-
ton OF President Garfield is received and
interpreted. First, il is almost universally
received as an authoritative and proyiden.
tial summons Of the nation 10 the reiorma-
ton OF the patronage, OF the evils OF place.
seeking and place-giyiBg, and Of bossing
by aid Of official place. Second, the clami-
ty is deplored at the South as heartily as at
the North. Third, the response OF. Europe
is for the most part intelligent aud sympa-
thetic, she wing that "the united States OF
the world" is not a distant idea. The world
is now at peace for the first time In some
years.
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CAROLINE.

JULY 8, 1881.
Editors Dispatch On yesterday Messrs.
Coghill q COllins's saw-mill, near Penola,
exploded, instantly killing two cOOred men
and wOunding another.
Our people were horrOr-stricken at the
attempted assassination Of President Gar
field, and now heartily rejoice at the pros.
pect of his recovery. Ii.
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Itburconkisng-6 rant party come INTO pewer
ard alfenpt TO carry out their principles
va,, win see The greatest outhursl OF popn-
lar Indignation against them. - fhe people
to.day are heartily sick Of professional poll.
slclsns and iobbers, and will not permls
the peace and prosperity OF the country 70
he trified with by these men. we GU pray
God with fefvor that the Presidents me
,,.av IN efsarefl -
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
SECOND AUDITOR'S OFPICE,
RICHMOND. JuIY Z. l881

hICHMUND, July I, 1901, J
Editors Dispatch: The committee which
has been since the oath Of March, 1880, in
yestigating the Second Auditors office,
completed their abors and DISCHARGED their
clerk July L, 1881. Owing to the absence Of
Mr.. Turner the report has not yet been
signed. The committee will not give the
report to the public till it is presented to
the next House of Delegates.
COMMITTEE.
lThe above comes without a signature.l
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TDo w Nj

In he emphatic language OF atromine,, 4.
IN cry goods, the bottom has fallen out on ~ ier
goods market and prices are Just what people s ~
W give. Ladies who wish 10 understand 49, -
s,gnigcauce Qf this qUo'sliOn should visit ~, sl
BhOTHER9, and see what sweeping redns',Lt
have been made D. prices. WI"
54-iScH BkcwS LfSEN DAMASsgD 49,.
S4-rSca WAITE L!SES DAMAsK p1
quality. AZ age: ~
54-INCH TURKSY BEL and MADDER O.
LOES AZ Soc; |
8 cases PAOlFlC LAWNS. yard vide, 90 ..l-
so piects WITT LINEN LAWN at I2c .,,.
daced from Z5c..
25 dozen GrSTLEHEN's 0AUzC UyDFp.
SHIRTS al 125c. worth Z5e:
80 pieces OF LACE STRIPkD aUsLINuse
never 500 before for less tbsn l6Ae:
1000 pair RkGULAR.MAkE CHII,6pV,,
HOSE AT IOc.-ROOd value Tor Use. ''
3 cases HANDsOME LAWNS at s. Der ,,.,
200 pieces NICE LAWNS at 10 ana Il >. ~.
so pieces VICTORIA LAWN at Zoe. r.s,...
81 pieces ylCL0eiA Laws at I5,.-.l4
value for zoe Der yard, i
16l Tisces LINEN Ds DACCA at 1918 zo.2,
price to close Oat for the season. @
go pieces DOTrED SWISS ranging iD ,,..
cases LSDIEs' 'HiosE, USBLgACu,,
three pair for 26c.-re2u'ar price, y ~ -,
100 doSsn LADIES HOSE. WHITE h,..,...
Tor 25c-reguar price, 1910 per ,.-.''
175 dozen LADIES IfOsE STRIP ID tt-.
pair for csc -Tegular price. l.. Terra.
70 pieces PLAIN BROWN LINEN flrg.i,.f
price from 10 Ia 2Jc. per ward: .'
$50 LADIES' ULcTkk> ranging ia rrce f...
Sl.25 TO $3.50.
GLOVES-We nave everything that f. r,iy D,
DIES LIsLE-1HRhAD LACE TOP, AZ J.'
LADIES ENGLISH LISLF.IlIRF 40 Mir.
at 25c.. LADIES ENGLISH >lLk NlTr.',
Toe, LADlEs' h. AND G. FRENtH Li,ft
GLOVES at Soc.
FANCY PARASOLS closing below cost-lI -,.
ava OF the best malertais-t5 20 81, N0ul 81,
Sl2;
sun UMBRELLAs-great variety. pop11rpr....
Latest STYLES Ia CARDINAL. OLD GOID' g,p'
DEAUX, aud BLUF-SATiN PARA>OI~ .''
lning 10 match. a. f3.9s worth -.
LACES.-Al the new LAthS, Wide and .,r....
EDGINGS aud INSERTlNGS 20 MACH t.rt ~.
trimming Ol summer dresses;
SPANISH LAChS- the best assorimfuf iu f.....t,.
SPANISH LACES tCRFAM aud BLAt d. Co.,.
20 2 niche elegant patterns;
500 pieces DRESS GOODS 20 De closed oUfaf. u....
cost:
MADE UP LACEs-styisb, elegant. ro,s'.
SYCLt BROIUFE>.
Je Z6.eod 81 Brood Nrr,t
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WHITE GOODS.

oar stocks In this department are very g..
include all the latest novelties ana standard i.
SPECIAL BARGAtNS:
FRENCH ORGANDY, very fine and sheer, I' 81.
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN a. lZ..t
WHITE anf CREAM DOTTED, FIGURED. '..
BROCADED MU~LGNS;
NAINSOOk, LINON DE DACCA, CUEtk Ni-
LINs, CAMBRIA, MAZALIA, sc.
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PETEEsRuRG. JnlH Z. 1881

Editors Richmond dispatch:
beg TO suggest as suitable candidates in
the approaching State election the follow.
ing ticket: For Governor, Tucker; for
Lieutenant. Governor, Trigg; for Attor-
ney General, Mckinney.
Trusting that this trio OF patriotic names
will meet the approval OF the Convention.
STRAIGHToUT DEMOCRAT,
delegate to the ConventioD.)
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DIsSOLUrIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

OO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ have this lst day Of July, 1881, formed a
partners hin. under The hTm-name OF PHI HEX
IISRDRNk for the purpose Of conducting the
FUEL BUSINESS in al us branches. The senior
plrtner has had an experience IN this business 10
This civ OF fifteen Nears and with This experience
and Increased facilities, the new concern hope 10
receive a liberal patronage from the citnrus Oh
Richmond and vicinity. W. ,. Pill hEt,
iv am g.. &. OSBORNE.
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Euilng The present sea.ou We are PREPARED o. n..
any demands. as We never allow our stock boo -n
ard goods 10 run low.
SATlSs, 75c. 10 p;
SILKS, Doc. 90 80;
SATlNs DE LYON and DE MERYtllL iElN
LINING SILKS, &c;
Look at our $3.50 BLACK sILK-Jest ever r.i
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GLOUcEsTER.-At mass-meeting OF the
Conservative party held on Monday the
following delegates were appointed to the
Gubernatorial Convention: General w. B..
Taliaferro, Hon. w. L. Jones, Marquis
Jones, Esq, aud Major J. n. stubbs.- West
Point Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-08

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE REFREsH-
ISd DRINK. Horsford's Acid Phosphate
forms an excellent substitute for lemon-
Juice. and as such will furnish refreshing
drink for The sick.-A, L. Hall, NJ. d., Fair
Haven, N. Y.
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FAILED TO QUALIPY.--We learn that many
OF the officers Of this county who were
elected In May have failed 10 qualify, aud
the Offices TO which they were elected will
be flied by appointment by the Judge OF
the County Court Bdrmuile Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-08

We acknowledge the receipt Of The Vir-
qinia Medical Monthly for July. LANpoS
3. EDWARDS, NJ. d., editor, Richmond, va.
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PARAsOLS

win be sold at greatly reduced rates, rs We ar. ,.
mined 10 dispose Of the entire stock. Great h.rs f
can be- found.
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LAcEs AND EMBROIDERY.

rhe mprec, deutcd demand Tor such ~ hi. '
duced us 10 " axe a sUeclalty OF this dep1rm'a..
IN MFCnLIN. MALTE.E, MIRECOlEl, tI So
STA, CORDERESSANT, APPLIQUE, ANllQ' D.
CARDINAL POINT, CORALiNE, 1pE' NOV
DUCHESS. and other NOVEL aud STANDAE'
LACEs We exhibit the greatest wriety a. .1r l -'
popular prices.
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T,HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUAIL

NNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING w AL
Il lPlED As EXECUTORS or the estate OF WI
liam HI. Page, deceased. hereby notify all persons
having claims sgalRst 70 present the sane
properly authenticated, for settlement; ana All IL
al once JOHN L. BARGkMIN,
iye4t WILLIAM II, SCOTT,
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-THiS DAY
" unloading: 500 tons fresh.mlned GEORGES.
CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL. Tobaeeonists
furnished az northern prices. Liberal as1aeuoh
mad5 10 dealers. WHIT kpbEhios
healer In al kinds Of Anthracite and bllumlnoas
streets. Wv WV es'" my
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. sc.

EOURQUREAN, PRICE, TENPLf q
COMPANY,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP MOSBI e CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
during the present month Offer spccil iuiur.uf. .
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY RAILROAD 60"
OFFICE RICHMOND DIVISION
RICHMOND, VA. June p, 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CEIVEO AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL July
18TH foI furnishing STONE BALLAST along INC
line of this road between Richmond and LYuchburg.
Parties bidding will have the privilege oi pro-
curing ballast fIOm he company line, but must De
delivered on the line OF road neatly pled' So tlal II
NAV be meas uTed. Give price per cubic yard. .,
The company reserves the right 70 rsrct any or avs
of the blds H.. l.. WALKER,
g. % eod wis superintendent.
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LADIES MOHAIR and LINEN UL>tfR, "
great variety. ranging In cost from 81 to - ''
stock Is full m these goods and the price 'cfl .'
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RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD co"
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE.
ENGINEERING DKPAa1MENr,
july 3. 1851. J
no BRICKLAYERS, SIONEMASONS,
i AND CARPENTfRS. Bids for the erection OF
a SMITH's SHOP for The Richmond and
AIeghauy railroad on the old psniientiary pond,
RIchmp will be received Al this once until Al
URDAY, july b, IL O'Clock NJ. where the Draw
ings and spa eincations can be seen. -
10y WALTER 6. BERG.
iy6-4t Engineer In charge.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or SECRETARY SCHOOL BOARD !
No sos EAST MARSHALL STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, July 9th. 1851.
Two CONTRACTORS PRO'
L POSALS will be received at this Office on or
before MONDAY July IN. at II ocl9ck <, M 2r
ROOMS TO the Richmond HIGH. school building.
Pans and specifications can De seen al the once 81
Mr. A. l.. WEST, architect. Main street. -
The Committee on school Buildings ana urhlluIe
reserves the right 10 reject any or All Dlds:
ALFRED MOSES,
fy WkF2t SupervsOr Of school Properly.
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GENTLEMEN, FURNISHING, ip
COLLARr, CUFFS,
SOCKS, SCARFs,
IN best goods al lowest rdtos.
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EUEL AT SUMNER PRlCkS.-l am
T. now prepared 10 furnish families AMI others
for present " winter use the very best WHITE
aud RED.AsH ANIHkAClTE COAL, egg, sIoys'
and nut sizes WEsl VIRGINIA SPL J. >
GOALS All kiads ENGINE GOALS, CARBON
HIi.L aud GAS COKE, and sEAsoSkD OAK and
PINE WOOD, long or saved AUD Split--ab Al me
lowest summer prices. EighiA ami Main streets
iSeotswoOd iOt). j. u. WATKINS.
40 es.daI
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Special terms Asade 20 hotels ooA'"lsS '"''
schoSk. Dfres4 your orders 20
gkRDODl ALsOP. MOSBY 4 90"
SoVRotfAEAN, PRICE, TEdPI.E q CO.
ID Seed h''Du
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD-FIRST-HL
~ FUEL-An Kinds OF ANTHRACITE, SPLINI,
CLOVER HILL, WEST vIR6iNIA, ENGlNG,
CUMBERLAND. aud all oihei COAL constantly on
hand Also, OAK and PINE WOOD All ohe ped
al reduced prices. IL viii pay Foa 10 call ana TX
anime pRiees before PURCHASING. Opposition 10 Zm-
bination NV motto. Ohices. 1909 Cary ana JlO
broad stree, opposite Theatre. .x
w. 4. ~. fAOE.
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SPECIAL INDICTMENT.

SPECIAL INDICTMENT
For the balance Of season We ofcrsps ff"
sn FANCY sUITINCs and TROUsEE f''-
TERMS. Mach moacy can De saved by ''ft"
the materials u as.
PgRFUMERY, SOAPS, POWDERS, foVl Do
POWDER, and other T0lLkr GOODsai a. a'A'.'
low prices.
cARgOLIC MDUTH.wASH al 5Oc-
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GAUZg UNDERWEAR
GESTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, 23c. 10 - d.
LADIES VESTS, SOC. 10 500
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lust RECEIVED BEST ANTHRACITE
81 COAL for faniles-EtsG. STOVE, and CHEST
NUT SiZEs.
Also,
LRnIGh LUMP COAL Cor fOnndries. ,
For ale IA market ralxe i. l.. LATuROP,
my % Seventeenth street. at drNabFiige.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-03
BUSIN ESS LOCALS.

"My Wayward Pardner," for 50 at Whit
combs Book Store. 246.
SAFE FOR sALE-Fire-proof. Combination
Lock. Inquire Cff w. j. Young.
NOTICE.-We wish to inform the people of
Towanda and vicinity that Mrs Harriet Collins
is now prepared to do all kinds of Hair Work
at short notice. She also keeps constantly on
hand Il large supply of Ready Made Hair
Work, such as Switches. Curls. Braids, and
Putfs. Residence on Lombard street. &C..
Mrs. HARRIET Coz LINS.
HOUSE FOR SALE.--I offer for sale First
Glass House on York Avenue near Locust
street, containing of rooms with closets china
closet in dining room, pantry in Kitchen good
cellar, well, barn and out buildings. The a.
bove said house, / will sell on reasonable
terms for cash. Or will exchange for q good
farm. III. u. MOORE
July s. 8 IN. Towanda, Pa.
The only market in TOwanda where YOU
can get good, fat western beef is at Rundeps,
where the best uts of veal, lamb and mutton
are always served. Also ham. bacon and salt
meats of all kinds, Fresh Fish, dressed poul-
try, vegetables and fruit. Leaye your orders
at RundelPs market.
NOTICE.-I want it distinctly understood
that h0ce Removed from Bridge Street Fur
nture Store to rooms over Turner & Cor
don's drug store and Woodford & Vandorn's
boot and shoe store where [ will keep on
hand all kinds Of COFFINS AND CASKETS
from the best to the cheapest. ANY one in
need of any thing in my line give me call.
7. ). have no connection with any of Mr..
Frosps establishments.
Feb. .. j. S. ALLYN, Agt.
The finest building lot in Towanda borough
corner of Poplar and Second streets, between
the residence of Hon. +. o. Goodrich ami
e. Walker, Will he sold cheap. Apply to q.
d Kinney
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-03
The News Condens ed.

The reduction Of the public debt during
September amounted to ST., 7,4S2, GIL &c.
A detailed official autopsy has been
published, signed by al the surgeons par.
ticipating.
Senator Jones denies that his recent
visit to Conkling had any political signif-
icance. 1t was mcrely.a a friendly call.
The receipts of the New York post Of
fee for the past quarter show an increase
of $97 900 over the same quarter last
year.
The police authorities of New York are
said to have discovered q plot by a mad
man to assassinate Conkling to avenge
Garfield's death.
Col Bliss states that the proceedings
in the Star Route cases will be begun i'm
mediately against ex-senator Dorsey, and
that no one, high or low, will be shielded.
j. n. Mccullough, Esq, Vice-President
Of the Pennsylvania railroad company, is
reported as saying that he sees no pros
pect Of an early end to the war between
the eastern roads. He thinks it will last
till navigation closes, and that unless
Vanderbilt becomes more tractabIe by
that time chat it is likely to last through
the winter.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-10-03
Still Waiting.
Sept. 10, 1881.

Alas when waiting brings us no relief
When Hope, slow, mergeth into dull despair
When patient skill, Loves vigilance, fast prayer
Prove van and we dumb, impotent for grief.
Must yield TO Death, the life of martyred chief.
Awhile it seemed like tempting Fate to dare
Its solemn augruy in "arid air.
TO note Yet should we disavow belief?
Fate's flats, man nor nation may forestall!
Fate's instruments, shall we not also leave
TO Him who calleth vengeance His? For they
Who wait " Gods leisure" have no call
TO speed revenge. Our call is now to grieve,
And wait His time who saith, sc l will repay"
Sept. 20, 1881. ANNIE II. MERCUH.