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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16
THE situation in Virginia.

The condition Of parties in Virginia, as
indicated by the results OF the recent eicc-
tions I'm this state, continues to be the sub
iect of much speculation OIL the part OF the
press OF the entire Union. Whether the
MALONE victory was o Republican victory
or not. and whether the General Will con-
tinue 10 occupy position midway be-
tween the two great parties OF the country
or 60 over bag and baggage 10 the hepuo-
lican party, are questions which are more
easily asked than answered even here at
home, but TO the discussion OF which IN
our exchanges no little space Is given.
Messrs. PAUL and aFULKERsoN also arc inn
portant characters, just as General MA
HONE was on important character an
the United States Senate last spring.
They arc known 10 have been elected
to Congress as Headiusters ana 10
have coaesccd with the Republicans in
the elections OF last week; and 1t is there
fore assumed that they will act with the
Republicans in the House OF Represents
tiyes, and thus assist them in eIecting some
bitter enemy of the southern people to be
Speaker of that body. The Republicans
have 146 members who were elected as
strsightout Republicans. 1t requires 1iI
to constitute majority OF the House.
Hence two yotes-or one, as to that mat
ter-will turn the scale in their favor, and
hence also tho Importance attached to the
intentions in this regard OF the two Read
ulster members from Virginia.
A special telegram from this city to the
Baltimore american appeGed in that jour
nal yesterday, in which telegram-but upon
what authority we are not informed-it is
stated that meeting Of leading Readiust-
ers will be held here on Monday next to
discuss questions cOnnectt d with the United
States senatOrship and the judgeshipS OF
the Virginia Supreme Court oil Appeals.
We have heard from good authority that
at least one Republican member-elcct OF
The General Assembly declares that the Re-
publicans will claim their rights as consti-
tuting the bulk OF the RCadiuster-Republi-
call CCd.litOb lfuti, anu WIN "'h''-''
that Republican shall be elected TO
the United States Senate. We heard,
however, in 1879, upon what seemed
to he good authority, that General MALONE
was not to beallowed to control all the Re-
adiuster members OF the Legislature elected
that year, but when that body assembled
we were never able to lay our hands upon
the men who were to have had will OF
their own. Perhaps it will beso again this
year. But perhaps not; for the telegram
10 which we have referred contains the fol-
lowing:
"It il said that Malone recently said
that a contingency may occur over the
struggle for the senatorship, in which all
the Readjustcr members OF the Legislature
will not act tremendously. From clear I'M
derstandngs had with all Readjuster can
didatcs for that body during the canvass,
it is hardly possible for such an emergency
TO arise. Malone left this evening for New
York, TO be absent until Thursday
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nj ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
DRY GOODS BUYERS.
JULIUS MEYER & SON,

owing 10 the backward season, have been able TO
secure many special drives in their line. We pro-
pose giving our customers the benefit Of the very
low prices at which we secured them.
WE OFFER THIS WEEK:
so pieces ATWOOD NOME CLOTHS in every
shade TT 1876;
40 pieces FLANNEL sUITINGs in Navy Blue,
Bottle Green, Bronze, Garnet, and Plum, al
22c. worth 35c.;
so pieces PLAIN GREY DEBEGEat 1914 worth
20c.;
40 pieces TwILLED GREY-MIXED DEBEGEs
50 pieces aes' ssiLK-F4C'E BRoCADEs at 16sc.
worth CSC;
20 pieces ROMAN STRIPE at $780, worth 3Oc.;
80 pieces SCOTCH PLAID at 12Sc.;
$50 pieces ENGLISH CASIAEBES ut 10c.;
80 pieces FANCY SILK STRIPES at 40c. worth
6Oc.;
5 pieces EXTRA-HEAVY hLL-SILK BLACK
SATIN DE LYON AZ 1925 worth fully s1.75 /;
) pieces 2A-inch BLACK SATIN at sl.25 worth
50;
pieces 24-inch BLACK SILK VELVET, extra
finish, at $3.50 worth "a;
BLACK and COLORED BROCADE sATINS at
greatly reduced prices.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
10 pieces LUPlN'S EXTRA FINISH 3S-INCH
BLACK CASHMERE ut Soc;
pieces HEAVY DRAP D'ALMA at S5c. worth
sl.25;
Handsome line IN CREPE and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS;
In BLACK BEAVER ard DIAGONAL CLOTH
DOLMANS we have secured some extraordina-
ry bargains;
ALL-WOOL DIAGONAL DOL3TANS $40 worth
Sl5, at fi5 worth s22.5O:
just opened, another lot Of the CAhEL'S HAlR,
PLUSi-TRIAiMED JACKETS at SO.
IN KID GLOVES WE OFFER:
rs dozen TIIREE-BUTTON COLOHED IN
DRESSED hlDS 1t Use. worth sl.25;
40 dozen BLACK UNDRESSED KIDS ut 81:
Another lot Of the genuine JOUNIN GLOVES at
Soc;
Our LAFAYETTE GLOVE in five hooks at 1925,
seven hooks ! l.65, j. giving great satisfaction;
LADIES' PLAIN and FUR-TOP LINED and
UNLINED DOG-SkIN GLOVES;
BOYS and MISSES FUR-TOP DOG-ShIN
GLOVES and MlrTS:
80 dozen LADIES EXTRA FINE MERiNO
VESTS at soc. worth 7jc.;
LADIES' INDICATED ALL-WOOL SCARLET
GENTLEMEN'S ALL-WOOL SCARLET IN
DERSiIlR1S $l.25 up, rt
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
no 12-dtf Col and 6O3 Broad street.
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NJ THE POPULAR HOUSE OF
sYCLE BROTHERs.-Eyeryv week there must be
SPECIAL BARGAINS (artcles remarkable for
yaluel. II such cannot be bought, reductions are
made in goodsson hand Stock never allowed to
remain on shelves thirty days. Space will not per-
nit. Goods win accumulate IT. We do not sacriice
We sell tie following At prices mentioned for one
or other Of reasons stated, Win n, assurance that
ALL ARE NEW: LADIES' CLOAks, JACK
ErS, AND ULSTERS-Black Cioaks with plush,
jet cords and tlssels, at Sl5, cost US; Velvet
Beaver Cloaks with plush. satin pipings, and Jet
ornaments, at S22. cost $40: Black Cloth Dol
mans with rich plush ut Sl2 Fur-Back DOlmans
ut 50 worth $50; listers In new shapes and yari-
Gus cOlors, trimmed with plush all round eight
inches deep, az s20, cost s37: listers with deep
Bcrnhardt plush collar, plush ornaments and satin
cords, 20 S27, cost SO Paid Jackets ct 5000,
price everywhere SO; Now listers at s9-cant
duplicate under Sl2: Medium " eight Jackets ut
half-price-new goods, but must be sold 70 make
room. There u a great demand for BLACK VEL
VETS. This week VIC offer SPECIAL EARGAINs
Twenty pieces l9-nch Black Dress Velvet l-plen-
aid shade and perfect in every respect at : l.20-
cannot be duplicated under 81 and finer at pro-
portiOnate prices We repeat the other Bargains
of last week: SILK Plushes, 20-nch objectionable
ty). seal, Navy, Garnet, Bronze, Gold, Cardinal,
and Elack at -, regular price 81 SIX Plushes,
every shade and quality; Seal Beaver, Tiger She-
rian. Moleskin. Zebra Castor. and other Fancy
Pushes In great variety. COL o II II ID BkO-
CADES all shades. COLORED RHAD AMES,
pure silk, at Sl.75; COLORED SATIN DE
LYON, extra heayy.at Sl.63; COLORED DRESS
SILKS and SAIlNS. purchased during september;
offered ut prices which could not Toe duplicated
now. DRESS slLkS-2O-inch, all colors, at 95c.;
24-nch. extra heavy, at SLID; 2f-inch, satin
finish, at Sl.35. BLACK DRESS SILkS-2i-
Inch Guinct at 81; 2t-inch Ponson at sl.25 "a
inch Tapplsior AT 5l.50; 2f-iuch satin finish 1t
Sl.65; and inner up u SO. BLACK RHADAMES
AND MERVElLLEUX-20-inc extra finish at
81; 23-ineh extra heavy ut sl.25; 2f-lnch extra
extra ut ; Loo; better grades up to $3.50. DRESS
SATlNS-20-inch, all cOlors, at 90c.; 2l-nch
heavy ~ 81; 22-nch. evening shades, at sl.25.
BLACK SATIN DE LION-2O-nch extra finish
n 90c.: 22-nch Pon5on AT 81 23-lnch Guinet nj
Sl15; 2i-inch BellOn at Sl.35 and finer up 70
~. BLACK SURAIlS-20-inch extra hnc NJ 81 :;
2l-inch extra finish at 1928; 22-nch very Tine ~
fl.65; better grades up 10 1928. MOURNING
GOODS-ln addition 10 the best makes Of Cash
mcres, McrinOs. Draps dEt1, Armurcs, Chudda',
tlauncls, and Ucnricttas, OF which we always
keep a full line, we make specially Of CLOIIl-
FINISHED FABRICS, which are considered the
correct material this fall; also Of novelties In
FANCY FIGURED GOODS for mourning and
dress. -
Special bargains in CARPETS end BLANKETS
this week. SICbE BROTHERS.
no I3-eod 3ll Broad street.
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ar HEADQUARTERS
1881.


cEsT rTIIAl;,i bkI aSs,q ,1ss mousE,
SOL BROAD STREET.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS AND BARG,rv,
OfFKRED THIS WEEK
TIE eiys 1 HSb ,ueRS eS5 9
OF TIE SEASON. ''"S
so don't fail to see our stock before purchasln,
sao BLACK BEAVER AZ. nSI DIAGosALcIo,rs
100 bLxcK and LiGHrDoLmANs from >, -
s2j; ~ "
325 LADIES' and MISSES LIGHT CIoTIr,,,
FLANNLL WALklNGJACKETs from
sY,59 70 sl5 mr.
and colors, from 81 10 $40. '''s
Don't fall 10 see our line OF these goods. a. u H.
acknowledsed he beet In the city.
100 pieces single snd double-fold FLANNEL
for drcsses and jackets, from 25c. 10 sl '56,
so piece, GA sAcKlNGs and ULSTER croru
from 81 TO IS yard: ~
AZ pieces PLAIN and MATALAssE FLAW
NELs, In blue, cardinal, wine, cream, &c..
from rs 20 75c. yards "'''
BLUE FLANNELs at low prices. '"d
We call sgeci.l attention TO our new importation
PLUsHES. BROCADES, which ctnndf ~
excelled IN the city. ~
An elegant line Of COLORED and BLACK SIR,
fRlS6ES, CORDS and IAsSELs, BEAD.
TRIMMiSGs. BuTToNss.N e. 9f5 ~, ~.
trimmings, which cannot be- be,t. '
go pieces DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS. ,nau,h.
new shades and styles, from ~ ID 50c,
yard; ''N
100 pieces PLAIDS, STRIPES. BROC ADDS ,,.,
NOVELTIES for dresses ANA frirr, i.'
from 25c. to 81 yard; ''"s''
So pieces FRENCH CASllNERFS from, o, o,
75c. yard: -' b"
81 pieces ALL-WOOL SHUDAu and MONTE
CLOTHS from 50 10 75c. ''"
BLACK 6OODSl MOURNING GooDSt
The largest. best, aud cheapest stock in ii, cite
BLACK CAsliMERES 40 inche, wide Ia nv we
former price 81 yard;
A full line Of M0MiF, SlIIDhII. MALTESE
GRAPE, and HENRIETTA CLOTHS af,,rv
low prices. Don't miss our black good. .f.ot
CAEPEISi CARPFT~t
80 pieces COTTON CHAIN CARPETS from
20 10 6Cc.:
AZ pieces ALL-wOOL CARPETS from coc. .,
Sl.25:
Best TAPESTRY CARPETS in the city o., SOC.
and 81:
$50 TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS from 7,,.
% f8.
As our immense stock cannot be mentioned ID
We ask Is call 10 be convinced Of tie b1rgIir, v
are offering. TNALHiNER BEOTIlR>.
sol cast Broad street, corner flnr.
Oc 22-dst&tSa,Su&W
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Many Of the men in Virginia who voted
for Cameron and Malone will yet have rca-
son to regret their temporary madness and
to feel heartily ashamed OF Themselves
Mobile ReqiSter.
Riddebcrger in the Senate from Vir-
ginia! The English language is quite fec
bic this eyening.-AHdnta Constitution.
The FincaStle Herald of last week says
that Leigh Wilson is in Putnam county,
w. Va, working OH a railroad.
War kills its thousands, but q cough its
tens OF thousands. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, however, always Kills cough.
Price only % cents bottle.
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........-. '....'''
R COHEN BROTHERS
............. .........''.
WILL SELL THIS WEEK

WILL SELL THIS WEEK
ALL-wOOL BLACK AND COLORED CASH
MFRES ut Soc. sold heretofore at Doc;
42-lNCH WIDEALL-WOOL SIIUDAH CLOTHS
42-INCH LUPlNS CLOTH sUITING at soc. n
Also, large stock of DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS
from Toe. yard upwards.
SILKS.
VIC offer by far the largest stock now offered I'm
this state. Besides a full line Of own importa-
;lon. we are enabled by reason Of our extensive
bull mess In these GOODS 10 take advantage OF
The wear OF cur SiTkS have 4 standard too we'll
known In every household TO need our recommen-
dalton.
WE BUY THE BEST STANDARD MAKES
ONLY.
Among the speciaItes we shall offer this week
large LOT of
SATIN DE RIIADANfES AND SATIN DE
LYONS.
These goods have been purchased at about coo. on
We shall also sell pieces BLACK sILS at s5c.
a yard These are of BOnncts manufacture and
arc never offered for less than l;I2. -,
grca, many other SILK GOODS VIII be opened
on MONDAY.
YELvETs AND PLUsHEs
in their fullest variety.
pieces BLACK SILK yELNETS at Use. yard
generally selling at SIPS.
BLACK SILK VELVETs are cheaper this sea-
son than they have been for years.
27-lNCH WIDE LYONS VELVET at S24O:
GUINET'S SILK BACK ut So, generally sold
nj so.
We will also oren on MONDAY complete new
assortn lent Of AIDES WRAPS, such as CLOAKS,
ULSTERS, DOLNANS, SACQUES, CIRCULARS,
etc., az prices from 80 up to tile finest Imported.
Cur stock Of
MOURNING GOODS
comprises every variety in DRESS FABRICS and
GRAPES.
COTRTAULDT'S VEIL GRAPE at $3.50 yard,
selling generally al $3.50; ,.o,-,,,, ,,,r.e,
GRAPES from soc. yard up; large stock Of
REMNANTS;
rantcd equal 20 any sold IN this city at Sl.25;
44-INCH WIDE GRAPE CLOTH TALL wool at
55c.. sold generally AT 81.
We viii also open on MONDAY a large stock Of
LADIES, CENT ENiEN'S AND CTlLDREN'S
KNIT UNDERWEAR
n. greatly reduced prices. no l2-Sa.Su,&W
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IIKS

RACK SILKS, IN most complete assortment.
ranging i'm cost from soc. o. %. Among H.r
stocks may be found tie choicest production
OF France Italy, and switzerland. These kn"i'
are bought from importers and IN very ltfE.
hulk thus giving our houses a benefit los.c,.,i
by few Establishment, south Of New ! ork.
COLORFD SILKS, SATIN DE LYON, III MEl.-
VElILiEUX, SILK and SATIN - kAti.
RHADAAiES, PERSIAN Sofas. Gkt- d.
ZODIACS, NENETiENNks;
PLAIN, SHADED, and OMBRE PLUSllt~;
VEIVETS, MORE ANTIQUE, aud eAllN
sTRIrEs, ranging IN cost from |. l.00 !. tL.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT FOR TWO NIGHTS
AND ONE MATINEE,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH
AND 10TH
OF the foremost American character actor,
MILTON MOBILES,
and his faultless supporting Comedy Company,
presenting
FRIDAY EVENING
AND SATURDAY MATINEE
the new and original American Comedy, written
by Mr.. MOBILES, entitled
INTERVIEWS; OR, BRIGHT BOHEMIA.
QalGerd Beaverton DIETER known as Quill-Dri-
SATURDAY NIGHT,
the unique American Drama. writtea by MIR. No
bles and played by him over LEGO times, called
THE PHGNfX.
Carol Graves, Milton NobIes.
Admission as usual. no 1855
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nc7- CARPETS! CARPETS CAR
PETS The largest stock OF CARPETS anI Oh,
LOWEST PRICES ever ofForcd-bought 90 auction
CARPETS at IL, 20. b, 25, 20, 33, s., a.. 3D.
81, 81, -, Soc, aBdFl.
RUGS and IAsSOCKS very chcapat
ID. & =. MiTTELDOEItEs
Oc 23-Sa,Su&W
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THE CAST AND CHORUS ARE RE-
Il spECTFULLY requested to attend the PM
FORE REHEARSAL mt Mozart Hail on SAIUR-
DAY EVENING At 81 O'Clock instead OF this eve
no i6-fts EUGENE +. MAYEs.
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nT@CA ERES, kERSElS,
TWEEDS, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEF, col
LARS. TIES, JEWELRl, LACES, MOTIONS
CORSETS, SIiAWLS, NEILlNGS, BLAlh-,ll y
PRINCES, CORDS and TASSELs. BLEACIfD
and BROWN COTTONS, FLANNELS in all
colors. plain and twilied. For bargains n lil
kinds call carly at ....
oc CASA. eu&W 527 Broad sirci
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NJ DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
Al the newest styles and co.or--Plsils. stripe.
Plain and figurcd-at an prices, from 80. o. sls5
per yard, at ID. { T.. MITTELDOBFEES
foe 23-SLSu&WI
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III BLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS
The best bargains IN BLACK SILKS iu the ci.g no
ID. < r.. MITTELDOGFEE'~.
oc 23-sl,Su&W
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DRESS GOODS

For dress and combinations We have an Dc n.fc'-
tiestn CAMEL'S HAIR, SERGE, MDMlt. ll
an tie new shades Of AMBER, MAkhuN'
IOUTRE, PAOS, KlBiC, togculcr wa
lnsguincent Inc Of LENANIIAk, u'tli.N-
TAI, and TlSSEL PLAIDS, rsuNnE ln ...i
from l9.c. 10 * per yaIc For bl/ ti.-N
aud LUXCRfANT RICHNESS our stocA. i.-'t
never been so conspicuous.
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RACK GOODS.

To this department ~ continue " devote i.
snace and attention. making 10 the most come
plctc exhibit b. be found IN any mcltop'h~ .
TRfCOr, ARMCRE, DRkP DE ALMA i"'
RINE SERGE. VENETIAN NlNiIf. t
gctber with an immense stock ot tNNiih II %
HENRIETTA. and other STALE 1Ooi'' F..
lower rates than were ever offered ln lll'' IA'
kct; tt.
COURTACLD'S CREPES, IN rcmnant anu D"
regular goods, at lowest quotation.
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this strange people. The illustrtions are
profuse and graphic, and make an enter
tanning panorama Of travel In the "Land
OF the Rising Sum-"
For sale by RANDOLPH & ESGfIsH.
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NcT BLANKETS, QUILTS, COW
FORTABLES, SIIEETlNGS. TOWELS. NAP
K1NS, TABLE-DAMAShS, BED-SPEEAD~ IA-
BILE OIL-CLOTIIs-al at reduced pr'cc--at
ID. q T.. MlTTELDORFEE'S.
oc 23-Sa,Su&W
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. Re.
CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS.
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOsBY & Co,
1905 EAST NAIS STREET
FOURQUREAS, PRICE, TEMPLE CO..
429 EAST BROAD STREET.

Unusual effort, will he put forth to satisfy The
demand, Of a flstidious public our buyer have
been long IN the markets, and We mean o. adjust
our prices 70 suit the times. In order 10 attest tbs
statement, any goods desired, the sample or 'c-
scription Of which may have been secured c-'-
where. we promise 20 produce FRRR on EXrnr>,.
,cP. We are determined to make II our house a
convenience 10 the public.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ar OUR STOCK IS LARGE, ssss,
MUST BE SOLD.
I,IhfrNsE REnrCTI0Ns.

IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
BUTTONS at 10 and 15c. per dozen-formcr
poicc IS and &C.;
HOSIERY at much less than value;
CLOTH GLOVES at soc. worth vi .26-tob lot;
KID GLOVES rdduced-50c. Kids nt 25c., 60c.
at 4Je., Zoe. kids at 65c., VI Kids ~ 6Yc.,
&c., &c.;
BEST BARGAINS IN TIE CITY IN GRAPES
Al Grape at Toe, IS Grape al 81, 50 Grape at
TRIMMED AND UTrRIsfMED HATS AND
BONNETS from 25c. upward;
GREAT BARGAINS In our MILLINERY DE-
PARTMENT;
zEPHY Rs-Best quality, all colors, reduced to &c.
an ounce. For bargalns call At
uCTZLER BROTHERS..
noIJ 525 Broad street.
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~ CLOAKS, ULSTERS, DOLMANS,
sACQUEs. CLOAKINGs, PLUslES, SILKS,
SATINs. and VELYETS AZ
ID. & T.. MITTELDORtER's.
oc 23-Sa,Su&W
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on Thursday. November 10, 1851. by
the Rev DIR. Schneif.r, Miss LEILA j. JENKINS,
Of this city, to r. w. SMITH, formerly OF SCOT
I land.
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IT UNDER SHIRTS, UNDER
SIlIRTS.-Ladics', Children, and Gcntlcm,u.
TNDFRSIIfTS and DRAWERS from 2Oc. Poo Doc
finest made: INDICATED RED SHIRTS and
DRAWERS az Sl.25 worth $500; INLAi n
DRIED and LAUNDRlED SHIRTS az 90, 6u
10. Soc. and 1.-The best goods f0r the money I'D
the city at ID. * l.. MlIlELDORtt h =.
oc 23-Sa,Su&W
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nT BIG ARRIVAL.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.

100000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES.
Don't fNii to learn our prices, so rs to compare
them with what the same goods are sold for else
where:
CARPETS, RUGS,
LINEN sHEETINGs.
TABLE-DAMAsR, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, StARSEILLEs QUILTS,
CoSrFoRTABLEs BLANKETS,
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS and sATINs,
CAsHsIEREs and other DRESS GOODS in great
variety,
LACE CURTAINS, CURTAIN LACEs, TIDES,
LACE LAMBREQUINs,
HAMBURG EDGING and INsERTINGs,
SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
BED-TICK and CREToNNEs,
1900 boxes NOTE-PAPERS and CARDS,
CLOAKs FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Fail not to sec our goods and learn our prices,
unless you prefer going elsewhere and paying more
for your goods. LEVY BROTHERS,
no3 1OI7 and 1919 Main street.
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REMOVAL.

DR. CHARLES VI. SHIELDS HAS
IL REMOVED MS RESIDENCE TO 403
EAST MAIN STREET, between Fourth and kifth.
His ONCE remains as before, Ut ll9 north Firth
street, corner Grace. no l3-lw
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E1" EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
Opening Of NEW GOODS from auction. Gpat
bargains Il ID. & T.. MlTTEBBURFERS.
foe 23-Sa, Su&W
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Price, soc. a bottle.
VACCINATION.
USE ONLY NON-HUMANIzED VIRUS.

In an article in the Sinefeenth Century DIR.
CARPENTER, the distinguished English scientist.
says that the alleged nefticiency OF vaccination,
often asserted since Dr. Jenner's time, has been
due 20 the fact that tile virus used In yaccinating
persons who aftcrward took the smallpox Was not
fresh from the cow. hut had been weakened by
long transmission through the human subject.
Vaccine virus not fresh from the COW, but "hu-
manizedn by many removes, affords no protec-
ton, and may communicate dangerous maiadics.
Hut DIR. Carpenter details many facts TO show that
good bovine virus Is free from nearly all the OBJ
jcctions which can be urged-and with good deal
OF force--against I" hnmsnized virus.
We are constantly receiving supplies OF 10
VINE (non-humanlaed) VIRUS from the Pcnn-
syiyania Vaccine Company, who have facilities
not surpassed by any vaccine firm In the country
for producing reliable virus fresh from the cow.
PURCELL, LApD 4 Co, Druggists,
nos 1915 Main street.
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Personal.

DOLICY-HOLDERS IN THE PRU-
l. DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF THE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY or VIRGINIA. re-
siding east OF Ninth street are Informed that du-
ring the sickness OF MIR. Caskie their premium
payments must he made at the efiee OF the conf
| pany, No. north Tenth street, or TO Nr. Glenn
MiTT, the superintendent Of the Prudential De
partmcnt. JAMES W. PEGkAM,
| no A-lm Secretary.
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GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES MkElNO / n
DERWEAR, in White, scarlet aud Mcii''''' We
ranging in cost from sOc. 10 50; ..,.,,
LADIES' COTTON aud CAMBRlC MN
WEAR At prices aud IN variety ID com. '''
with any market.
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For the Centennial demand we have ,ccuiri =
gigantic stock ofDAhASkS, NAfhlNN'' ~
TONNES, WlNE-CLoIllH, TOW Eh9' 'N'
other Furnishings. % DC sold very low.
"FOSIERM MD GLOVES new an stock IL e''l
shsde. for opera, street, or party wear. $3.50. ..~
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, m CLOTHS Nh"''
EDS, CASSlMERES. .,,,,,.,- id,
large variety.
LADIES' WRkPPlNGS now opened.
Send your order % . ,..,.,,..,n
FOIROTREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE 4 co
CkRD0ZO, ALSOP, MOSBl co.
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We have certain special bargains In Cow \ H
CHEMlsE, and DRAWERS, 10 viii . We -''
especial attention.
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TUST RECEIVED, BEST ANTIIRA-
~ CITE COAL for famiies-EGG, STOVE, and
CHESTNUT SIZES.
ALSO,
LEHIGiI LUMP COAI. for foundrics.
FOR sale at market rates. ;. l.. LATHROP,
my22 Seventeenth street, nj Drawbridgc.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD-FIRST-CLAsS
~ FUEL.-An kinds OF ANTHRACITE
SPLlNT, CI.ONER-HILL, WEST VIRGINIA,
constantly on hand; also, OAK and PINE WeOD.
All offered at reduced prices. IL will pay you to
call aud examine prices before Purchasing. Oppo
sition to combination my motto. Offices, 1903
Cary and 40 Broad street, opposite Theatre.
jy2 G.. III. PAGE.
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owing to the backward season, have been able to
secure many special drives in their line. We pro-
pose giving our customers TIE benefit Of the very
low prices at which we secured them.
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The Pocket Rife. by J. r. TRowBRIDGE.
illustrated. Boston: LEE & SHEPARD.
New York: CHARLES Il. DHLINGBAM.
1882. Price, 81 25.