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DANVILLE.

ELECTED CLERK AND AUDlTOR-AMoUNT on
HAND-INsURANCE PAID BY THE KNIGHTS or
HONOR-PE PERSONALS - MORTUARY - Il
LEVED-TEMPERANC MATT ERS-BREAKS-
CONSOLIDATION.
Correspondence Of the Richmond nispaichl
FEBRUARY I, 1881.
Mr.. John Anthony smith was elected
clerk and auditor for the Council last night,
and the election was afterwards made unami-
nous. There were about one dozen appli-
cants. After the election Mr.. Smith was
introduced, made pleasant iReecb, and
entered upon his duties.
Mr.. Gravely. from tue Finance Commit
tee, reported that there was balance on
hand Of Sl,627 G6.
Mr.. J. X. PleasantS, who has relatives in
Richmond and Petersburg, has been elected
chief OF one of The fire companies.
The mortuary report shows that the num-
Der OF deaths last month was l2-wbitCs, = !;
colored, 10.
Colonel j. NJ. Neal, OF the Relief Com.
mittee, informs me that The committee ba>
furnished ralIons to about 231 persons. aud
fuel TO about 80, and that the greater part OF
those who received help from the commit
tee were colored people.
Our neighbors Of North Carolina being
now engaged in an animated discussion Of
prohibltOry liquor law, some interest in
the matter has been manifested here by
more than one class OF the citizens. In the
discussion Of the subject. pamphlet pub.
lished.yearS ago by the Rev. Cicm. Read, Of
Charlotte county, has become one OF the
Textbooks OF the i-prOhibilion party. |
remember having heard Rev. DR.. \. VI.
PoindeXter, who was himself a great tenn
perancc man. declare that IT was the hard
est argument TO meet be had ever seen, and
[ have heard him direc, his thundcr-bolts
specially against that document.
The report from the tobac 20 market says :
d" Breaks lighter tins week than they were
last week. and figures for some grades have
advanced"
The Western Union is running The two
telegraph offices here to-day, and will con-
tinue to do so I'LL farther orders.
Weather cool aud clear, and windy.
AIPIfA.
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TheOphilus YOuugs Missing again.

The examination IN New York concern
ing the identity OF the man claiming 10 be
Theophilus Youngs, who says-tbat though
lost he Is found again, was adjourned over
from Thursday afternoon to Friday morn
ing at ii o'clock. At the hour appointed
the counsel in the case assembled in the
Surrogate's Court room ready TO bear testi-
mouy, but the clalmant, as II to justify his
character for uncertainty, failed 10 appear.
&C.. Elliott Minor, Of the counsel for Mrs.
Y0ungs, fdgeted In his chair, eagerly
awaiting his victim, while his associate,
Isaac s. Morse, anxiously watched The
clock as be consulted timetables for trains
for Boston. Referee Uuderhill assumed
a digDiied position, with half dozen
freshly sharpened pencils and his steno-
'grapher's note book open before him, while
Z. e.. Drake, counsel for Henry fouDgs
and his alleged brother, wandered aim
lessy about the large courtroom. At
1880 A. NJ. Mr.. Drake asked the counsel
on the opposite side what should be done.
He said that the subpoena for the witness
had been duly served, and that he knew OF
no reason why he was not present. Upon
consultation II was resolved TO give tho
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The Gorge at the Breakwater, Della.

BREAKwATER, February i.-To-ni@ht the
situation is worse than last night, and the
ice gorges much heavier tban ever known
here before. The ocean, as far n can be
seen by glasses, is cue solid field Of ice.
Iceboat No. 3 managed TO break her way
this afternoon to the bark Arendal, and now
has her in tow coming ia behind the break
water. FOurteen-foot Iightshlp is hard on
the outside Of the breakwater, and large
ship has brought up on the cc.break. Two
other ships outside The breakwatcr are in a
pcrllous condition. The steamer Aries, Of
the Boston line, lies blocked with ice in the
channel. Tugs North AmericI, Cynthio,
Br3Zll, and Pioneer are made fast at the
railroad pier, and the Thomas j. Yoke aud
Greyhound are hard fast in the ice ut The
gapway. The Old Dominion Company
steamer Breakwater was sighted of Cape
Iienlopen on time this morning, but failing
to make any Roadway towards the hlrbor
after long and tedious trial, went out
again, and has probably returned TO New
York. The pllOtboats Knight and Bayard
lay at the railroad pier, the Howard at the
breakwater. Tonight The thermometer Is
90 above zero. The wind is increasing and
veering more TO the uorthward.
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We have been shown the draft Of the new
hotel TO he built By the Luray Hotel Com
panv AT Luray. The building Is to be l0J
by 100 feet, three stories high, equipped ana
furnished with an the modern improve
ments and conyeniences. The inc0rp0ra-
tors are principally PhiiadelphiaOs. WORK
will be commenced as soon 'as tue snow
leaves" Tue first story is 10 be OF naive
limestone, aud the other two OF WOOD; the
roofing slate. II will be built near the pas
senger deI0t.-Pdge Courier.
The special committee OF the New York
Chqmber OF Commerce having IN charee tue
proif ct Of IA statue OF George Washington
ON The steps OF the Treasury building nave
recommended that the w0lk be gwen 10 j.
o A. Ward. the sculptor. The statue i 10
.6e in bronze, aud in oil "re>pecl' a COM
plc'c embodiment Of the eXIlted character
OF Washington"
Mr. seth Green expresses The opinion
that the California mountain trout l. the
coming game fi,h Of the East. lie says
they are very hardy. gov rapidly, are the
gamest fish he ever s1W. and viii test the
Skill Of the most experienced angler to
bring them 10 land.
The Conservative Committeeman the CON-
mittce appointed bY the Conservative r.
adju.ter Club "wednesday night bad ro-
Iltical conference at TIE Office OF Chs SER
geant within II. Smith this afternoon. az
which 1t wa, decided 10 hold primary
- .lie1dEdriQ G1zctie, an.
Judge :. G. white viii begin Ut once
the erection Of q handsome residence on his
1t. on Church street, nearly Opposite DR..
II 1. FIJI Al I.
one OF he most attractive residences in the
county, and OF il we shall >ay moro latcr.-
Ugrt;aSUWe Heraid.
Senator G.. +. smith has Instituted >uit
in the Circuit Court Of this county against
M,jOr J. Marshal McCUe for libel. The
d,m1geS are assessed at 5000 Captain J..
u. Fitzpatrick aGd Thomas Whitehead re-
present Mr.. Smith. -NeiSOp Examiner.
One day last week Mr.. Ernest Loving
Killed large mnccasn snake out IN the
open field. Notwithstanding the cold wCa-
thcr the snake was quite active, and when
attacked made vigorous Efforts TO Escape
Nelson Examiner.
Mrs. Leah Hutchinson, 4 very cSiimablc
lady, died in this ueigbbOrhood few days
since, in the ninetieih year Of her age.
I>rael Rose. anOiber old resident, died about
ten DAYS ago; aged about seyenty'hVe
years. damascus Gazette.
February POI is the date Of the musical
concert in behalf Of the COnfedCrlte MOnu'
ment fund. General Fitz Lee will assist
on this occasion, also singers from north
aud south OF us.-frederichSjurg Recorder.
The corporation OF Marion is about free
OF debt. How many towns in Virginia OF
equal size can say a much 2 Patriot and
Herdtd.
A negro man named Henry Newman re.
Gently persisted in the snow near Winches-
ter.
Wilson Meador, Of Bedford, is dead; aged
eiahty.eigh'.
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all the court except judges scorT and NC
CouAs. The case was regularly repof'eu
in the third volume Of Grattsn's Reports


rur SOUTHERN Prrrfr. The February
No. OF this magazine Of sermons has Deeh
heouaht out in the choice garb OF the
printer'ssrt. IL
The table Of contents tells OF the valuable
contribution this periodical Is making 10
sermonic literature:
SeymonS Il. Absolulion: Right Rev. l.
IT. Dudley, Bishop Of Kentucky. IL. MIN
,s,eriaI Onljgation: Rev. James A. Dnncdh'
ia,o nresideu, of II ,ndoiph. Macon Coiiege.
Va iii The Mission aud Ministry OF
Issj.h. Rev. 4. ID. Witberspoon, ID. d.,
nas,or presbyteriau church, Petersburg'
"a Nv. The S,urs Rest: Rev. W. V.
rndor. ID. u pastor Centenary Meihodlsl
cnnrcb 81. Louis, Mo. V. A GLORIOUS
Cbnrch. rev. J. l.. Burrows, ID. ~, pastor
p,ntist church, louisville. Nv.
O,,H;nes of Sermons. Christian Cali
and Conduct: Rev. +. L. Mutually, ID. D.'
nsstor Presbyteriav church, Lexington, va.
VII Systematic Benedcence: Rev. j. W.
Uooper, -. d., pastor FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
cburch. Selma, Ala. VIII. Mans SINFUL
ne,s Universal: Rev. &. l.. Leyburn, d.
d.. paStor Presbyterian church, Lexington
Mo. TX. House Of Prayer: Rev. T.. ! :.
WinkIer, ID. d.. pastor Sloan Baptist
church, Marion, Ala.
Suggestions on 7e1ts.-X. Life TO Come !:
Rev. Joseph Packard, ID. D., professor
Theological Seminary, Va. Xi. PURIFY 4:
Rev. II. Nj. Jackson. rector Grace chuich,
Richmond, Va. XII. Ctoice OF Service :
Rev. w. r. Wright. pastor Laurei's'recl
church. Richmond. Va.
Homiieticat HuStrdtionS.-Alil. SUD
ject: Bible. Fifty.6ye illustrations.
Book Review.
Subscription price, $50. Address Box
20. Richmond, Va.
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q c..ssAa >ori.ss.
MUST BE SOLD.
ALI KINDS or FANCY DRESS GOODS At
LESS THAN THEIR VALUE.


JUST FEW ULsTERs LETTING have n ark
ed the prices DIVA TO less than cost to closg
them out.
CHlLDgEN's CLOAKS maraed down to less than
cost.
LADIES' CLOAKs.-Jlsta rcw let. We will lose
a few d)llar. on them. 50 as 10 Vake a ci'an
ELEGANT SILK DOLMANs at $40, COS; s7j to
import.
Al Kinds of sHAwLS at lotion prices.
Special bargains IN BLANKETS and COMFORT
ABLts.
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS from two 10 ten
Yards IN a piece. Al to he closed cut ch ap.
REMNANTS OF CURTAIN MUsLINS and CUR
TAIN LACES Al less than cost.
CHECK MUSLIN at IKE. per yard worth 2Oc.
CHECK MU-LIS at CSC. per yard worth soc.
GUIPURE LACEs at Csc. worth 81; at Toe. worth
:l.25:at 81 worth eli 30; at sl.2J worth
sl.75: at 81 30 worth 1925.
TORCHON LACE in great vtrey-yery cheap.
HAMBURG EDGfNGS and ERTINGS-a large
Z Ok al very low prices.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at sl.50 worth 81; at 81
worth - at s. worth $3.50; At $3.50 worth
SO.
MERINo CLOAKs FOR INFANTs-wil be sold
very cheap.
FRENCH HOSE FOR CHTLDREN-will 8t better
and wear longer than anv otrer h Sc made.
TWO. BUTTON LIGHT KID GLOVES at zoe. Il
- pair worth SOC.
BEST ONE-BUTTON SEAMLESS BLACK KID
GLOVES lies 80, 81. and Cat 25c. a pair
wOr hS1.j0.
SUPERIOR BROCHE sHAWLS nj $50, reduced
from SIS.
HANDSOME FANCY RIBBONS at half value.
WINDOW-SHADES in great variety At low prices.
CARPETS Of all linds Must b. sold AZ once, 50
bargains wiba offcre'
RUGS at great bargains.
You can save money by tuying Your ools a, the
Great MaiL.S;ree Dry-GOods Emporium Of
f. . LEVY BROTHERS.
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III ONE HUNDRED CASES
NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS
inst opened At
SNCIE BROTHERS,.

100 pieces Of new PERCALES-amongst them q
greal MANI sui able for GCntlemen's shirts;
100 pieces new GINGUAMS;
\ large lot Of IRlSIl-LINEN LACES and TRIM
MINGS;
500 new MAR>fGlLES QUILTS;
$50 HONEYCOMB QUILTS;
1000 LADIES LINEN HANDKERCUIEFo from
&, TO SOC:
\ fresh .uppl, Of CA>SINIEREs for Men aud Boys
wear;
LINEN SHEETING~ aud PHI LOW.C ASELINEN,
and REMNANTS Of IRISH LINEN:
HAMBURG EDGING and INSERTINGS-ihe
largest stock iu Hichm0ud;
100 pieces OF LINEN TOWEhLING retailing at
Ice, real ya'uc l6ac.;
leo pieces Of new CHECKED and PLAID MUS
LAS at price to SUR every body;
800 diGIcu' styles Of TRIMMING to suit the ga
SON, In Linen and Cotton;
> ca.cs or LAWNS 10 be sold a. Il sacrihcc;
? cases Of ASSORTED DRESS GOODS at less than
manufactures prices;
Remember, in BLACK CA>HMERES we show the
largest tock N he ely. Wehaye added several
new lines To Our already large stock;
We also show now me largest stock Cf SILKS. in
BLACK aud COIORS, at a great reduction m
price, such Is ga hmere, Mallenla. aud SATIN de-
Leon, and great many Other manufactures;
We have large variety OF CUfsSETS M an prices
oar HOSIERY DEPARTMENT T. complete:
In our CARpET-ROOM we sun show a very large
assortment. lou viii also find there full line
OF NATTINGS. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. RUG,
WINDOW. SHADES, aud LACE CURTAINS
CLOAKS and SIiAWLS remaining on hand to be
closed ON az prime cost;
80 CRUNB-CLO1HS al S6 and SS-real value SIC
add Sl2 each:
100 piece DOUBLE FOLD DEBAGEat l6' g.. per
yar,'- rsil va No 37Hc.;
our eu irr stock ~ Wi\TFR DRESS GOODS will
br sold lr vIiuc eos rather than carry them over
20 anotirr season:
4 larac adluI1n o. new TOWEL and tPKfNS;
500 LNU NnElf - and lNLAlNDRlEb slllRIs
T. lc sod A. Jos than cost % m1uut4Curr;
\ run me o. TABl T. II$r N-tOioryd and White;
\ large stock II DOME~TlcS 10 b. iOtiiied al New
NCrh price.
Don't make any purchase. b-f &c wishing
SlCLF BROTHERS.
4. 2.eod 3ll BrOad street.
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A lawyer-friend informs us that " 4 Pres
byterJan," IN the Dispatch Of Thursday,
coDiounds two incidents 10 the life OF Dr.
PLUNER. He speaks OF one, aud "Iren&us
(Dr. PRiNE) Of the other. "A Presbyte.
Tian is guile correct as to the debate before
the committee Of the House OF Delegates
upon the question Of the incorporation OF
religion, Institutions. So also DIR. PRIME is
substantially correct as 10 the question OF
liability OF ministers salaries to taxation.
DIR. PLUNER did, upon behalf OF himself and
his brother ministers In this city, raise the
question. Tue Hastings Court decided the
case against him. II was taken 10 the then
Superior Court, aud by that court ad-
journsd 10 the General Court. In this lat.
ter court the cause was argued for the Com.
monwealth by the Attorney. General, the
late s. s. BAXTER, and for DIR. PLUMER by
Messrs. SAN. TAYLOR, WILLIAM II. MAC
PARLASD, II. l.. Brooke, aud w. +. WAT
SON. The court decided that under the
phraseology OF the tax bill minister OF the
Gospel could not be taxed upon the salary
paid bin by bis congregation, but waived
expression Of opinion upon the constitu.
tioBal question OF the power OF the General
Assembly 10 levy such tax. The opinion
OF ibe court was delivered by Judge Fry. OF
he Wheeling circuit, aud concurred in by
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claimant anoiber balf-hour's grace. The time
YEARLY waned until IL o'clock. when IN adj
journment was called. The examination
will be resumed-if the claimaut has not
entered upon another long career oil % ms
appearance --next Friday morning, Feb
ruary H. al III O'Clock.
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Il PRICES MARKED DOWN
STILL LOWER AT
TIiAIHIMER Frs,
Jol BROAD STREET.

We are determined to close ont our remaining
sicc> Of WINTER GOODS, aud to that end have
marked down l,:s Of goo, regardless of the pre-
yqilug prices. We indicate -ome Of he reductions
as follow.
ON DRESS GOODS. 10 20 pc. per yard;
ON FANCY DHf~, G0OD~. 2jc. per yard;
On BLACK SILK .. - 70 50c. per yard;
on COLORED SILKS. FOR trimming, Toe. per
Yard;
ON COLOREn DRESS SILKS, 2jc. per yard;
on BLACK VELNET~, = 10 5Oc. per yard;
ON COLORED NEl$tT>, 25c. per yari.
CoLOPED ALL-WOOL CA>HMEhES reduce i
from so TO fJc. urr yards
COLORED ALL.WOoL CA>HMERE> reduced
from s. 70 Gjc. per yard
We have Just received IN invoice OF
1000 pieces Of HAMBURG EMBEOUEGIFS,
TORCHON. and oihor LPCES at lower prices
than they have ever been shown in lhs maIke'.
Also. q splendid line Of
TNBLE.LINFNs, NAPKINS. DOLIES. Tow
Ills. TRAY-CLO1H', SUfETING>, CHECK
I'D MC>L1N~, IRISH LINENS, ana WHITE
GOODS;
1900 yards Of REMNANTS OF IRISH LINENS
from 20 to SOC. pcr yard. These are The cheap
est goods we have ever seen.
We request those who have no; ye' suppilcdthom-
selves. aud who are in want Of
CLOAHS,
DOLNANS,
TLSTERS.
BLANKETS,
ana CARPETS,
10 give as call as we are 'ifering these goods at
SPECIAL CLOSING-OCr PRICES.
THALHIMFR BROTHERS,
ia 20 Sa.Su&W sol Broad street.
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APianist Unable TO Play.

CINCINNATI, February Anime. julia
Rive King came to rehearsal this afternoon
with Il painful trouble with finger. threat
ening TO become ielon. In response to q
doubt Of her ability to appear at Pixies TO-
night she tore the covering from the finger
aud went beroicilly through her T6ie. Then
she insisted that she would come aud play,
Notwithstanding the pain. Il was not until
O'Clock tonight that seyerepbysical suffer-
ing compelled her to give notice That she
could not appear.
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AT the meeting Of the trustees Just COZ.
Guided IN Washington, it was unanimously
voted, on motion OF General Grant, that
the salary OF Or. Sears, lase general agent,
be paid 10 bis wife up TO the present time !;
also. that In addition to the salary OF Mrs.
DIR. J. Hampdep Fultz, daughter and secre-
tary OF DR.. Sears, the sum OF 81 900 be given
as Testimonial OF valuable and efficient aid
rendered the Board since the death OF her
lainented father.
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TN1aU0I'H fIUVtHI'T
The Rev. i. u. Converse, OF tennessee,
recently cnne on to BaTrisonburg To settle
up the affair. Of his deceased brother, we'll
known member Of the bar Of that place. He
found among bis brothers effects an index
Of all the eases of interest that have been
decided in the Virginia and West Virginia
courts, the fruit Of years hard labor on
the part OF the deceased lawyer. Rev. Mr..
Converse intends publishing the work for
the widows benefit, and has gone to Rich
mord TO make arrangements for It. IL VIII
be an interesting volume for lawyers. Pro-
fes,0r Minor, OF the University OF Virginia,
saws the work Is an invaluable one.
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DEATEIS.

Died. February ,, 1881. at9 Z VI ARTHUR W.
PARSLEY. only son Of l.. ". and Laura Ltui-e
Parsley aged one year and tx mon u.
We miss thee at home, d-at ARTnCE,
At morning.. ~ noon. aud al nj hf;
But know thar thy home j. IN heaven,
Win The augcl-, an angel OF ght
III, funeral will AXE pace from NJ. Ia west
Broad street MONDAY ~ 2 ~ lock. Friend, and
acquainianCcs are respectfully invited 10 attend.
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"And emphasize that word [S'aiesl as
a states'-rlghts man." said Mr.. EDMUNDs in
the United States Senate the other day.
Heaven save the State that Is in the keeping
Of such States'.rlghts men as be.
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~ MEETING FOR BUSINESSMEN

4 suecial meeting tfor bu,iness-mehl under tie
auspice. If the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN A.
ISOLATION will be he'd al ST. MARK, CHURCH
TUESDAY SIGHT at o'clock. Services to DC
cpuduc ed by Dr. PRESTON. Ministers are re-
aues ed 10 make the announcement from their pull
uits on SUNDAY.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, in Charlottesville. Va. January p,
1881 at the residei &c of Rev. Il. X. VI abe los The
Rev James Esuckle. -. ~. General l.. 4. MOORE
TO Mrs. BETTE t. SIROTHER: both Of this ciiy.
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tPortsmouth Times.l
Southampton Assessment in 1875, 81 49,.
PAS "a; assessment 10 1880, S1,eI7 ,002 90
when shows an Increase OF $l66 753.45 In
value Of real estate.
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l-9FlRST BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Of Broad aud Twelfth streets REV. K. II. PA +
will pr, ach at IL A.
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~, RROAD.sTREET METHODIST

cum II.--Preachirg THIS MORNING at II
o'clock by Rev. ". G. STARR. d. -. No service at
night In consequence OF the funeral OF Mr.. Chares
Cline. in thcaferncon, according to announcement.
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~ UNION.STATION METHODIST
CHURCH Preaching TO-DAY at II \. NJ. and
1870 +. NJ by HE pas. or, Rev. VIC .NhDET.
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NJ GRACE-STREEr BAPT IS T
CHURCH (corl Grace and Fou>hec streets - W.
plslor, Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER, ID. d., will
preach at O'Clock \. VI, and having to attend a
funeral Of Que of the members Of the church In the
country In The afternoon. lh,re will De no service at
night.
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II,IIE CnpARINLR,Inp nEHEr

4 FORE existing between e. 81. ANpt e~.s
JONI ID. FRY, under ih" -iHlc OBJ T.. o. ANii.
500 n 60. ldt- igu1ifi rs lh" ~outE,fu ~ii.'
ufactor,l. Wa dissolved January l.. l--I.
business VIII lc combined bf u. ~. NNDt .-.'
uu l,r tue iir.u-uiiur nf r.. ~. ANpt N~'tN . '.
Who alone !, authorized 10 CO. lrci Hrd -''
d,bt. of the la,e MN of Il. ~. Auder.uu a. Co.,.
e.. ~. ANDt I-'..
JOHN -. tEl.
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IL FIRST IN THE MARKET.
GOODS FOR EARLY SPRING TRADE.
JULIUS MEYER & son
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM THEIR BUYER
IN NEW YORK
LOTS OF SPECIAL BARGAINS
NEW SPRING GOODS
THEY HAVE JUST OPFNFD-
NEW SPRING GOODS.

eases Gan \ Frs YAgD-WIDE FRENCH PER-
GALE: new spurg stNles, az lOc.-resuar
ca PIT il I,?%[b>oMr SHIFTING PRINTS At o..
case NEW NPtIN1.SIY-E DRESS PRINTS
40 piect, CittK SAINsooK a, lOc.--rceular
20 D i'c, IfXrRA-FINE NAINsooK a, 49,.
cases C"0GHEn PiQUFa 7.si ard Zoe;
30 mcc NEW STRIPED aud FIGURED
30 gee, Gee, FRENCH NET pIQCEs At ID. worth
SOME tXIRAoRprNARY BARGAINS n
TAEit-pAM NNh MD TOWELS. ,,.,.,.
30 4 zen tNlRA HEAVY 36-INCH PURE
80 I1II<PPx iioHFYtoHS iSN;F' stl2'c:' 49,
Be dozen 30 1NCu tNreA-uEANI DAMAek
TOWELS 20 2ic. Wor h 35c.;
90 dozen tArRA-Fl\t PURE LINEN HEM
STITCHED HANDkhkCHlEF> at Zoe. worth
so doz,n HAND HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEF + al 2Jc. worth
* iMNFNsE AUCTION LOT OF HOSIERY.
= case, LADIES HEANf-RIBbLD COTTON
, ca ' e. LLEDiEs' GGGoD WHITE COTTON HOSE,
case LisDlf>' % ihHEAVY soLID.CoLoRED
HOSE, hrec pair Tor y lc
40 dol~n LAD,t~' SILK CLICKED BALBRlg-
80 am an "iiiLbRtS%'; FXrRa-LoNG HEAVY
RIBBtD BROW N-MiNtD >Clit OL-iOsE a.
IS dSz.n CIiILbEEN', coLoREDHosE at &C.
worth l. g.;
30 d, zpnGt'N LEMFN'S REGULAR MADE
SILK-CLOCkED BNLBElGGAN HOSE al
25c.
500 pres NEW TOPCHON LACE> from B.. pen
Nard up-the cheapest TORCtlOS LACES Ia
The CITY:
NEW DESIGNS n HAMBURG FDGlNG~ from
Sc. To sl.2J, aud 'o> Of other SEW GOODS, aI
JULIUS MtiEB & sons.
GOl ana sos Grold street.
U-e the BRAINAGD ARMSTRONG SPOOL
SILK. II IS the b-,i TO- cod
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL N"TICEs.
..............s.
XII: COHEN BROTHERS.
........,......"...
SPECIAL SALE,
SPECIAL SALE,
SPECIAL SALE
SILKS. sATI~s. AND DREss-GOODsI
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
We shall not offer DRESS GOODS for the next
week with regard to value, but with the object Of
closing them out before The arrival OF NEw GOODS.
We deem 1t unnecessary to mention prices Of the
uur'ns 'hi' pecan "uering'
kEDuCliON
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III MOZART HALL.-At the request
of the American Unitarian Association, Rev. JOHN
II. HAYWOOD. OF Louisville, Ky, Is giving some
lectures on The principles Of Liberal Christianity IN
several of the leading southern cite. One VIII De
gwen at mozart Hall 'UNDAY Evening at ~
o'clock. Subject: Noble Thinking aud Noble
Living" Text. Philippians, s. Seats free. The
hall will be well warmed. 2t
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SOClE"E FRANCHISE DE SECOURS
OMUIUELs Er DE BlENfAiSANCE DE
RICHMOND. VIE.-La reunion mensueile de ce,te
Slcleie aura lieu Moniiceo Hall ce soir lie 6e fes.
rier heures e demie. Tous les membres acIifs
ei bonOrares sont prizes de sc .rtunir y heure pre-
else. -
Par orire de V. A. FANlER, Pygsid mt.
ID. COLUMBUS, Secrctaire. ie 6-lt
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On retiring from the firm OF JOINS BRoTli o.
A 60. Az for Them Iiom ny lrtrd' t rNu.I
auce of Their liberal pairon1le.
have associated myself with Ne.Ie. ~'-.' .
Warwick Brother.
ia MIDNF-