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Come Ont.

Delay nO.. Come out for your party.
Come out for your pariy's candidates. 1t
Is impossible that every man can have his
first choice for CONGRESSMAN at large or
for congressman from his district. There
must be compromises made. In the very
nature OF things, Democrat must srrrcn-
der his individual and personal prciudiceS
and act FOR the good OF his country. Ii
MASSEY were the Democratic candidate for
President OF the United States, every
straightout Democrat in Virginia would
vote for him. Wouldn't you? Yes,
you would. You would at once abandon
those preiudicos which now induce you to
go with MALONE against MASSEY, and you
would take your place in line along with
your Democratic friends Of New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, South Caro-
lima, Louisiana, Florida, Georgia, Alabama,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, Missis-
sippi, Texas. &C., &c. You would rs a
national Democrat east a vote which as a
Virginia Democrat you have deceived
yourself into believing you ought not to
east. Much more important than con-
gresham is President Of the United
States; vet you would not hesitate to vote
for any Democrat for the latter office, whilst
you stumble over the former.
Come out from among the Mahoneites.
Come out and Join your friends in olcctins
MASSEY. and then OF the 7th OF November
you will not feel Is If you were out Of
place in the ranks Of the Democrats WHO
will then be marching through our street;
shouting over Democratic victories won il
all parts Of The country. Come out ant
take your place.
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Don't fool yourself with the notion that
Malone is badly scared because he is short
Of funds. He will get money and buy
votes. Il is not wise to underratc the num-
bers or resources OF the enemy. The work
before Us Is no chiid's play. Let every man
stand TO his gun.- Charlottesville Ctr0ni-
Gle.
Whoever acts upon the assumption that
MAnoNE's resources are exhausted will find
soon how GROSSLY he has allowed himself TO
be deceived. Cease not your effort, We
tue-bluo Democrats, who vote the ticket
because il is Democratic, cease not your
efforts until the polls are closed and the bal
lots counted. EternQ! vigilance is The price
If success in this case.
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Legislature, and who voted for Daniei last
fail. are making speeches for John ;. Wise;
Colonel Robert Glass, who last fall edited
the Conservative Democrat, strong fund'
er paper. has also declared for Wise sd
lem Register.
Nothing could better show the despera-
ton Of the MALONE cause than this catcii-
ing at straws. Who else, pray? We nave
heard Of PopHAN's, WnKEEsoN's, ana
GLASS; conversion TO Maboneism week
after week. Give us one more name al
least the next time you "trot out inc
three that have done so much service.
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Not THAT MAN ncr ANOTHER Man.

Not THAT Man BCT ANOTHER Man.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandria gazette writes:
"JuGge Garrison closed hi canvass on
the Western shore OF his district at Middle
sex Courthouse lat Wednesday, where he
met Captain Wise, and demonstrated to the
entire satisfaction OF all who heard him
that the Captain was rockies, talkcr. His
proof that the Captain had no foundation
for the assertion that he Garrison was
hanging around the hospitals while he
CWisc) was fighting Tor his country was 30
clear that the Captain himself wa, forced
20 acknowledge that he was mistaken in
the identity OF the man, and that the one TO
whom he alluded was Nj. ParamOre.N
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IN l)Ik~N NJOll'
You viii find Che most exquisite de- gns in
FRENCH NOVELTIES, in both WOR>1ED
and SILK;
rlceaut BEOCADES in SILK and VELVET:
POLKA-DOT OrTONiAN>, BLACK and COL
ORED;
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
BLACK and COLORED CASlINlERES.
sHOODAH CLOTH, GERSTER CLOTH-in fact,
goods of every price ana quality, and in all tie
shades used thi, sea-on.
OUR CARPET STORE
Is on The second floor ana every one wanting a
CARPET. RUG. OIL-CLO1II.or WINDOW
SHADES should rot fail 20 look through our
very large and wcll-a-sortc1 took before pur
chasing.
We have MOQUETTE and ANMlNSTER VEL
VET BCDY BRUS>EL>l; TAPESTRY In
four grades. TIIREE-FLY, TWO-PLY, EX-
IRA .UPEHFlNE INGRAM, LIST, CHI
NESE, and HEMP CARPETS;
SMYRNA. VELVET. ADMINISTER, MO-
QUEVTE. aud OTL-CLOTH RUGS:
Cocoa MATS IN every size ana quality:
DRUGGETS-cyory size and prices that must
please:
\ splendid stock Of WINDOW-SIIADES.
To crown all. we are prepared To 10 ang work I'm
this department al short notice. and guarantee
satisfaction. LEVY, DAVIS 4 DRAKE.
Successors to Levy Brothers,
&C % 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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DEATHS.

Died. NJ the residence Of his aunt sIrs y: g'T
l717 Lowndes street, MAkIIS Mchoo"iiLi"'
In the fwenty-frsr year Of his age. 90 r,s.o-.. ~,
The fsrai win take Place ir2 ~ n 1897 oco s
Eriends and acmnInianccs are respectfully IN
vlted TO attend.
Diod. on saturday. ut $50 4. NJ. WILLIAM
IoNFY In The ffty-thlrd year Of his age; TN Jesus
and the blcst ,,o~-D.v =, =
o'clock from the second Baptist tcolorcdl churci'
Friends and acquaintance are invited 10 az
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Every Democrat ought 10 be able to see,
us the HilIsyilic Virgiaidn remarks, that
the election OF MASSEY will be the dead
lest and most fatal blow Mahoneism can
possibly receive. Let Democrats work
with might and main for the accomplish
mcnt OF this end.
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1T is not often" writes HENRY WARD
BEEcnER TO The Boston Traveller, which
had asked him to Use its columns in de-
Tending himself, :" 1t is not often that one
can see himself as others see him, and
especially as Boston sees him, aDd more
than all as Boston clergymen sec him."
Score one for BEECHER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M THE LARGEST EXHIBITION
trSnpp ONE ROOF DURING THE FAIf
WEEK EVER OFFERED IN RICHMOND
IS AT sYCLE BROTHER5''
LEADERS OF Low PRICES.

WEEK EVER OFFERED in kiChhoND
Is AT sYCLE BROTHER5'
81 BROAD STREET,
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES.
Tor No.1-s cases DOUBLE-FOLD TwILLED
CASHMERE at l2Ac.; oo,So.,oe
Lot No. "a cases DRESs-5,9}9nny1ii :" y, i2c:
10. No ~ al case more of those SHUDAH
h'' Ci,OTiIs at 2254c. worth 4oc.; s,ry,prs NJ
175 pieces SCOTCH PLAiDs ana SIhirH' !"
macn oe, ~gsssiIWEREs, MERINOS, and STU
DAIlS. In every shade and Color NJ eAccc'-
400 ,n 19ayyes 0T BfRScK CASHMERE from l2Hc. to
al % per ward; ., ..,oos.
c. T. Bonnet's BI ACK SILKS at importer: p T
s sI @n' NO 10 3, $50; No; 4 si;75; no; ?,
s2; no. ., s225 No; s2;2oi 10: s :: 9!s 70,
No. g, 80; No. 10, SS.25; NO. LIZ ''''o' '''
~ ss15; and T. NG Xxx rs K SILK pRocADEs;
on MONDAY we will Offer me IT. g p,ehmo "aT
In i'oTORED S1LkS, SA1INS, aud MOlhES
we show AN immense assortment III piioc' '"'t
Tn Sin PLTSHEs and YELVETs we are offer
ING wonderful bargains. -
Our TASSMERE DEPARTMENT, for gentle
larse line of CLOAKINGS and sACQUEINGS;
In our FLANNEL DEPARTMENT we will oner
special inducements, our stock being very
In ladies', Gcntemen's. ana Children's KNIT
UNDERWEAR we will offer during the next
week some special inducements Don't Idll 10
look at our LADlES's VESTS at 44c, good
value for 75c. .. ,,o,y
In our LADIES' and CIIlLDIkN'S CLOAK
DEPARTMENT. on MONDAY. october SUN,
we will ofer an immense stock Of IMPORTED
LADIES CLOTH, SIIk, and PLUSH hAt-
MENTS, At figures that can't be equalied III
Richmond; - ~ .,,,y
4 large line Of SILK FIR-LlNED anu Stbh
QUILTED CIRCULARS. nm,
We win also how upwards Of 300 COKotlS'
amongst them some IF the finest imported;
$50 CORSErS I'm odds and end. To be closed out
rcgardlss3 O! cost; .,.,,.,., .
2 more ca-os Of ~ yard-wide SIIEETiNGs ut
300 pairs GRAY and WHITE BLANKETS at
An immense Stock OF CARPETS, RUGS. OIL
CLOTHS. and MATTlNG>. a. low Prices.
No lady i'm Richmond or surrQurdlnE country
should allow this great opportunity To pas WIZ
out looking over these magnificent goods No such
bargains " ~ occur gain this season. .,
STCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street. oc 29-cod
would respectfully INFORM my friends mat !
am With the above firm. and would be glad to
serve them.
Oc S-collm v. L"JtNNlN"N'
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BUFFALO IlTIEEA WATER.
~H7-~- 100000
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
~ EOR
URIC ACID CALCULI.
CASE OF DIR. j. II. EGGlESTON.
OF HAMPDFN-~IDNEI.N VA

CASE OF DIR. j. II. EGGlfSTON.
OF HAMPDEN-SIDAEl,N Va.
MEMBER OF THE VIRGINIA MEDICAL so
CIETl:
" After suffering from DYSPEPSIA many years,
| became subject u frequent severe attacks Of
RENAL collie. Between February 1t and May
the lst. 1851 had thirty attacks. passing In each
one OF them number Of Galculi. ageregating one
hundred and sxty-iyc. which proved on cXaminu-
Ton % be URIC ACID. Finding no permanent
benefit from the treatment Indicated In The case,
made a visit la the early part OF The season Of
1881 TO The White sulphur Springs In Gre.nbrer
county, W. Va. Int without obtaining relief.
Leaving these springs. laiter short stay ~ my
hOmc,) | visited the iiutll9 Llthia springs, where
remained for some weeks The beneficial action
Of the water was prompt1n diminishing the fire.
quency and severity OF the attack, ana resulted
In ENTIRE RELIEF, which have reason 10 he
lieye permanent, rs more than year mas now
elapsed since have lad any return or them. !
had been for some time troubled with painful
MICTIRiTION and constant desire u VOID urine.
This difficulty was also relieved. Ny general
health Is better than II has been Tor years.
Zoe li-3lw3wl
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rUITRCU (cOrner OF

nj ST. JOHNS CHURCH Corner OF
Twenty-ffth and Broad sircets).-ll y. h'' Kew
DIR. j. q. ARMSTRONG; 6 T.. NJ, Rev. DIR. GAL
I1UpFT Of New York. At night the service and
sermon will be Interpreted to the deaf and dumb
lax Roy. Hon TT iERR.
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CARRIAGES.

u,r,,o, a., the Pjne-street Baptist church. on
,rbn,sdsv nc,nner 20. 1852. ~ Rev: j. y Hut
son. Mr.. ' Joseph N.1iEFFLEY and Miss Macy
r.. ROWE.
Married. in Wet Point Va; o. 'hs an Stv q rs e.
Mics EiNNIE X. SMITH, daughter or Lewis IL
Smith: all Of West POINT. ,.o .,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE DISPENSiRY.
MEDICAL COLLEGE DISPENSARY

ALL PERSONS UNABLE TO PAY FOR PRO
EhSSlONAL SERVICES viii be TREATED At
TIE DISPENSARY between . 10 o'clock daily
loundays excepted by the professors OK the coll
lese, aud be supplied with medicines without
charge.
All classes Of medical and surgical III will be
treated. and ell necessary operations performed.
INDECENT women. by giving timely notice. win be
attended IN their confinement NJ their homes.
The Dispensary has been completely recognized.
with separate apartments for different classcs Of
patients. j. -. MCCAW.
&C 29-lW Dcln of the Faculty.
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lioRsF0RD's ACID PH0sPHATE-A VALUA-
BILE NERVE TONIC.-Dr. c. {. Olmslead,
Milwaukee, Wis, says: 81 have used 1t
in my practice ten years, and consider II
valuable nerve tonic"
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r5T REV. j. Il. TI J. f r WILL
preach on SUNDAY at IL \. n. and at 1880 +. Min
the SEvENTH-STREET CinusTGAN CHURCH. sub
feet AZ night will he on the " slaughter Of Young
Men," 20 which all young men are respectfully re-
quesicd 10 attend ~
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The Culpeper Exponent warns the Demo
Gratis not TO spell Mr. MAssEY's name in-
correctly on their tickets. II IL correctly
spelled here.
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NJ MANSFIELD CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Tldcr JOIN 4. DEARBORN VIII
preach THIS CLord's-day) MORNING ut ii o'clock
The pubic are Invited
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San! Among ne Prophets.

Even Governor CORNELL, OF New York,
is compelled by pubic opinion to donoUnce
the bosses and their tricks. The Stalwart,
lost a leader when they deserted CORNELL
at CoNgIING's bidding. The following let
ter from The Governor tells the public
what lie thinks now Of the methods OF Tie
StalWarts. l. is not sufficient to retoIt that
CORNELL was once 4 leader Of the Stal.
warts. That il true enough, but it only
emphasizes the magnitude of the crimes
Of the present Stalwarts TO say that these
have resorted TO such tricks A. have ahcn-
lated even StAlWarts themselves. Governor
CORNELL writes as follows to Hon. L. W.
CEoEXHITE:
! ALBANY, October II. 1852.
/ Dear straightforward personally stran-
/ ger, VIII you permit me to offer my re-
/ spectful and sincere congratulations on the
manly and honorable stand you have taken
I IN declining 10 secure seat in Congress
under the conditions required OF YOU by
the local party manager: The tendency OF
/ recent years TO secure political results by
corrUptin- the voters hy cXtraVagant eX-
penditureS OF money Is one OF the mos,
alarming features OF Our times, and it is Il
wholesome demonstration when hlgh-
minded citizen refuses to encourage the
/ cis-racciul and coroding system. Your
/ position, in The opinion OF all good citi-
zenS, is I'm more honorable than n dozen
terms in Congress as the result OF bribery
and corruption. With sincere respect and
/ esteem, yours very truly,
ALoNZO b. CORNELL.
The Arthur gang are the men denounced
by Governor CORNELL; and the ARTHUR
gang are the allies OF the Mahoneites in
Nirginia.
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rCy~ ACES TREET BAPTIST
notwithstanding hy Rev. W. T. HATcITr,
u. d., at II \. VI. Rev. T. :. DUNAwAY, ID. T.,
7tP.M.
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Funeral Notice.

Tho funeral Of Mrs. W. :. MONTAGUE will
fake place nj her late residence, No. BIZ Ihirteth
street. SUNDAY ut = O'Clock L. VI. rnhds OF
tie family are respectfully Invited 70 attend
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7II THALliINER BROTHERS
TO THE FRONT AGAIN.
NOVELTIES OF EVERY CRIrTIOS.
AND
NEW GOODS THAT HAVE NEVER BEFORE
BEEN SHOWN ~ RICHMOND.

our buyer being again in New York ha, deter
mined thar our customers shall Dee served with
everything tha, /, new and pleasing To- the eye.
our frirnd, viii be- surprised and pleased to see
what a lire of WIZ iPS we have IN stock: FUR
LINED, SiLk-LlNED, ~ATIN-LINtD. and
~i.RGE-LINED DOLMANS and CIRCULARS. IN
ottoman SIX. Satin de- Kh3dlncs. : tin dc Lion,
Siik. Velour, ana NerycilleuN. from the lowest
prices up To- tho finest grade We feel u.s. urcl we
can please al in want Of any garment OF this kind
Nc never make an assertion of This Kind unless 10
mean. n-ih' n,Nf il,l"E VA Il new
tLOAEs. ClRCl LARS. NuSSF>'JACkEcS, and
LADIES' FANCY tLOIlI JACKETS. hlso.
Gl liueof LADIES and ClllLDRhN'> III BEER
GOS>A MEi,S from .I.J0 up 90 the best qualitlc-.
DOn'i miss o., on ready -uadc garments.
In DRESS GOODS we show every novelty A. It
appears in New York In al The new and leading
-ladcs.
: fnll line Of DRESS SILKS al 7Jc. Der ward
in oli the leading cOlors. These cannot bc equallcd
IN the city.
We have q complete st9ck Of OTTOMAN BRO
CATELLES, SiRAH SILKS, rhTlN-. SILKS.
and SATIN DE- EHADAMAs In new shldos. FROM
which we can please all in want vi a nice dress.
our stock OF BLACK SILKS, BLACK OTTO
MANS. and SILK GOODS ~ BLACK Of every
description Is curiosity and wonder to an who
Visit H.. We having doubled our stock OF silk goods
70 what Ii WAS last season.
on our centre counter viii be found % lot of
SILK GOODS of various kinds marked % sell al
soc. which have been reduced from 81. and an
other lot 1T 7jc. reduced from sl.jO, which arc
more Than desirable.
KID GLOVES. embroidered back. I'm the ue,y
shadcs-a full line. MOURNING GOODS a spc-
cialty-these are entirely new. DRAP DE ALMA.
SERGE DE CLINA. DRAP DE RHFIlIFS: also
SilOODAlI and llINDOO CLOIliS,JtRSEY and
TAAnSE CLOTHS, and many other new STYLES Of
black goods. The best SOC. ALT-WOOL BLACK
CASHMERE IN the city. GRAPES specially.
\ RpETS, BLANKETS, SPREADS, and
HOCSE-FURNlsillNGS In large variety.
We carry line OF JEWELItY thar no other
house IN this city can compete with. We have
everything new rs soon As manufactured.
\ full line Of DRESS-FRlNGES. BRAIDS. But
TONS, HOSIERY. LACES. EMBROIDERIFS
NEChWEAE, UNDERWEAR, and everything
usually kept I'm irst-class dry-goods house.
THALUlMER BROTHERS.
teutral Block, 5Ol Broad street, corner Fifth.
oc 2G-Th.~u&Tu
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t.ETsSf;S.
MILITARY NOTICES,

HEADQUARTERS HICHNOND HowlTzEES.!
RiCHNOSD, IA, dc. Vhcr2s' l-c2.
UOWIlXERS, ATTENTION!-A ,tL
j L !. As-cmhlcat your arnory MONDAY k..S.l
NIGHT. October 3ilth. ~ : O'Clock sharp. 10y
IN fall-drcss uniform, With helmet and siac-e-1-"
arm. for drill and inspection. ..
II. Assemble ~ Your arinoly IJESl)A1 ~ ~
O'Clock 4. NJ. iu fuli-dros, uniform, with helmet
and side-arIn-. 10 participate IN The Trade Parade
iy command Of Captain e. BONiItH.
Il. LORRAINE.
oc COLT First Sergeant.
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Captain Thomas Popham, OF Rappahan-
mock, aud lion. j. J. Wilkerson, OF Pitt
sylyania county, both ex-members Of the
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. People have been turned away nightly at
the Madison-Square Theatre since the pro-
duclion Of Young MIS-. Winthrop"
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Hg. WHISKEY.-The largest a,-ort-
mont Of FINE WUI~kEYs 10 pc found IN Tie
state. MP to ten years Oh. in b.ud and tsN-pald.
GlB>ON's PURE RE i- made To order. and is
kept in heated wlrcheu-c- I'D fully maturcl.
&C J-im OSCAR CRAM.
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TRAINS WILL RUN BETWEEN EIGHTH
AND BROAD STREETS AND FAIR-GROi NDS
on NOVEMBER lsT. %, and ID. Al intervals II
thirty minutes.
Til;-I TRAIN will leave Eighth and Broad
streets lt 4. VI. {. \. TAYLOR.
Oc 29-tNO3 General lIckct Agent.
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IL THE UNION pRATER-MEET-
ING OF the young men Of the Methodist churches
will be held THIS AFTERN0OS at 3 O'Clock at
Centenary church. Al males Invited 10 attend.
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r~IT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. r. :. DUNNAwAY, ID. d., will preach at i
4. VI. No service at night.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS
WILL SELL Of
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23D.

> cases DRESS GOODS at loc. 4 yard that they
sold hcrctofoteat - and Ice;
NOVELTY DRESS FABRICS. I'm French and
English, al considerable reduction;
ALL-WOOL DRESS FLANNELS reduced to
32.c:
COMBINATION WOReTED SUIIiNGS at COLI
siderable reduction:
FRESs FABRICSof every description az reduced
prices
Among MOURNING FABRICS are 44-iNCH
LUPlN', OTTOMAN CASHMERE az Sjc"
the price Of which Is tI.25;
SlLK-WARP II AVANNAli CLOTlIat *l.2J. our
own importation ami heretofore sold 40 40 !;
PURE SILK NrRVEILLEUN. - lnchos wide.
al see, generally sold q. S1.50-this we have
in BLACK only: wc have the CDLOBED ia
the same quality At 9jc.;
We are selling an ALI--lLN SATIN NEWELL
LEUX at sl.2J that would have sold freely al
S2a yard last season:
COLORED GEO>-GRAIN SILKS ut Sc. yard
thar cYcry1ody is inclined a. get Sl.25 for;
leo dozen FRENCH-WOVE CORsETs 1T Soc.
sold everywhere at 80 to G9c.
l2j dozen FRENCH SATTEEN COEsETS ~
37tc.. equal 10 anything odd IN this city At
75c.;
t.o 81 largo stool, of no II.RT tcircv pliccs;
10 pieces BLACK sILKNELNETa 75c. yard:
27-INCH BLACK SILK VELVET Nyonc.e man
ufacturcl at $3.50 Usually sold no - "a yard;
poo dozen LADIES NEHINO KNIT NLST- at
37sc., The same quality sold everywhere III
$l.25 pair;
? cases BLEACIlED SHEETING. two and half
yard wide, at lSc.a yard
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~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Rev

DIR. GALLAUDEr, of New York, breaches AZ ii
4. NJ, and Rev. W. q. HULLIiIEN' OF stauhtoh' at
AIM After morning sermon DR.. GALLAupEI
will give brief address In sign language 10 deai
mutcs.
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III SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

\ large loi of >IIERRlES from the wcll-Enown
house of Widow, Harmony x Co.. Cadiz ca my
own importation. on hand; also. MADEIRA from
six to hity years old, and very inc.
oc slim OSCAR CRAM.
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The largest stock OF
LACE CURTAINS
nhnr .nnMn I'm MI. CITY.

LACE CURTAINS At 81 % window: at $3.50
window equal To anytime ever sold ar 50;
We are also i'm receipt % 80 pair REAL LACE
CURTAINS which WI. Dec sold very cheap:
CARPETS, ON-CLoTli-. and llOU>E-FUR-
NiSHING GOODS ~ every description:
All contract, for furnishing house warranted y
ccucd % perfect at-f,ction. oc 2l-sa.>u&W
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TIE STATE FAIR.

rVHE LADIES OF THE FOURTH
L PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH have taken thu
DINING-ROOM under the Grand stand at the
Fair Grounds. and respectfully rSk all of their
friends and the public generally T. aid them in
their effort, In behalf of their new church enter
prise. They Will have the only place on tie
grounds whore HOT COFFEE ana OYSTERS can
bc Ina J. oc @S-3t
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MI FRENCH BRANDY.

JAMES IGtSNESsY BRANDY.in casks and
cases. direct from Nes,r-. icnncssy X tor Cog
nae. France for sale in bond or duty paid and on
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Ata Republican meeting IN Prince VIII
liam II. ID. Beckley (colored), OF this city,
was the last speaker He said there was no
office in the gift OF the tyrant Mahone ne
yvould accent, rs he did not intend to wear
the collar OF any man on earth; he would
moi sacrifice his civil and political liberty
Tor the highest office in the gift OF the
Administration. Because he would not
how down and worship the self-constl-
tuted god, the said god, William Malone,
had descended from his high throne
and visited his vengeance upon niue
notty ofIice-holder. He would rather be
the lean wolf than the fatted dog OF such
n slaye-driyer rs Malone. To him Geek
levi Wise was strychnine and Massey was
Iaildanrm. and for Republican to touch
either was suicide. lie would take Daw-
son. q man OF his own color, and II the
other negroes of the State did not vote
with him. they must never say again the
colored man had not been fairly treated.
This is the first time in the history OF the
State that the colored men had had an OPP
nortunity to elect n colOrcd man to Con-
gress. Dawson was man that both white
and colored men could vote for. He Daw-
SOM belonged to Miss Betsey Gordon, OF
Alexandria. Before the war he ran away
and went TO Canada, where he breathed the
air Of freedom until the war commenced,
when he returned to Ohio and studied the
ology. After the war he visited Alexan-
dria and was received by his old mistress
with open arms. He then went to VIII
liamsburg and took charge OF church. In
letter to him, Beckley, a few days ago.
Dawson said DIR. Dick Wise had taken al
most hi. entire congregation away from
him because he would not surrender to the
Readjuster party. II the negroes did not
vote this time for Dawson they deserved
the slavery that Malone would put upon
them. -Aieydadrid Gazette.