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Four Children harmed to Death

A Gadsden (Ala) telegram says: Last
night George Coates. a negro. went to the
house Of Jere Green, in which four children
were in bed asleep, while the latter and his
wife were absent at church, and delibe-
rately set fire to the building. Before as
sjstance reached the scene the house
burned to the ground. All the children.
the oldest of whom was only nine years OF
age. persisted in the flames. The greatest
excitement prevailed, the crowd being
compelled to stand by and witness the hor-
rible death OF the children and being pow
erless to save them.
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Pcrpetuai Injunction.

In the United States Circuit Court III
MARYLAND. it was. on the 10th OF March,
1884, adjudged and decreed that perpetual
Injunction be issued against Louis L.
Wetter and eighteen Others, restraining
them from initiating the labels OF the Rum
ford Chemical Works, manufacturers OF
Horsford's Bread Preparation, and also
from using their old bottles.
The defendants were required to bring
into court all fraudulent labels, and all
imitation powder for destruction.
1t was decreed that the Rumford Cheml-
cal Works be entitled to receive the profits
which have been diverted from Thy reason
Of the infringement, and the defendants
were ordered to pay all costs.
Thus is another victory scored for the
Rumiord Chemical Works. vino, not long
since, caused several parties to be heavily
fined for violating the Injunction OF the
Supreme Court restraining all persons from
offering for sale "Acid Phosphate " $50
called in any package which shall he
substantial or colorado imitation OF Hors-
ford's Acid Phosphate.
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Blaine IN New York.
New York World

The result Of the New York congress
sional-district elections shows that a ma
lority OF the delegates from the Presidents
own State will be opposed to bis nomina-
ton. He may therefore be considered out
Of the race.
II Is certain that the State Convention
Win be In the hands OF the Presidents OPP
moments. II this Is correct, the four dele
qates at large will be anti-Arthur, and The
Albany anti.Arthur district delegates will
he seated.
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PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
Illness OF Old Citizens-DemOcratic Meet
ings- LEGENDARY Fires, sc.


ings- LEGENDARY Fires, sc.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
PETERSBURG, April 81, 1884.
Three of our old aud wel-known citi-
zens are lying very i'll at their residences
to-day. They are Mr.. Alexander Jones,
AGED eighty-two years; and Messrs. Will
liam Prichard and James Dunn.
The Mayor this morning received CON-
munication from the Relief Committee at
Pocahontas asking for contributions for
the relief OF the families who have been
brought to suffering by the recent coal
mine disaster at that place. 1t states that
the number Of widows and orphans made
entirely destitute by the catastrophe was
much larger than was at first imagined.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany will be held within the next few days
at Roanoke. The city will be represented
in the meeting by the president of the
Council and the five members OF the FL
nance Committee.
During The past two nights two incen-
diary fires have occurred in this city,
though fortunately In each case, owing to
prompt discovery, the damage was slight.
Az u lac mum VII ah7hI "
building on Mason's alley belonging to Mr..
Z. j. Armstrong was set on fire. Last
night, shortly before ~ o'clock. the stable
on the premises OF Mr.. c. c. Vincent, on
Old street, was fired, and the large store OF
Messrs. Cabaniss a. Co., adjoining. was
slightly damaged.
The Democratic voters Of Petersburg will
assemble in their respective wards to-mor-
row night to elect delegates to two conyen-
tons. One Of these conventions will meet
on Thursday night to elect nine delegates to
the State Convention. The other will meet
next Monday night to nominate candidates
for municipal officers, to be voted for at the
May election. A full ticket will be nomi-
mated, from mayor down. One-half Of the
members of the Common Council are also to
be elected in May for four years. The
nominations for the Council Will be made
by the ward clubs. The fight on the Coun-
ell tickets will be very hot one.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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hC9 GRAN OP L MN o.
NEW GOODS
MlTTELDORFER';.

We Will Offer on MONDAY and during the week
some extraordinary bargains In NEW AND DE-
SIR ABLE DRESS GOODS:
DRESS GOODS in Plaids, Cheeks, Plain and
Cllangeable. in all the new shades;
TOiLE DU NORDS at 12%c.-price elsewhere
LARGE PLAID GlNGHAMs at 10 and 12%c';
44-INCH COLORED WOOL CAsHMERES at
30c.-new shades-regu'ar price DOC
SPRING AND SUMMER silks, in Checks and
Stripes-a new lot just received-at 40, 90, ana
6Oc.-thesse goods are very cIIetp;
BLACK SILKS, from the recent large sale IN
New York, at much less less than they cost 10
A GOOD BLACK SILK, eros GRAIN, good
lustre, at 62Hc. per yard-has been selling Tor
gLXCk SURAHs and RHADAMAs very cheap;
COLORED sILKs, in all the new spring shades
Our BLDAiCK.GOODs DEPARTMENT is larger
ALL- 1V 0L 'BL ACK CASHMERE good quality,
at 374c.-seiling rs bargain elsewhere AT
WAMsUTTA UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT at Csc
regular price 81.
MATTINGs. MATTINGs. MATTINGS.
Special Offering for this week of an entire cargo
just Ianded-NEW GOODS "a panic prices:
900 pieces WHITE MATTlNGS at l2h, 10, 1s,
and 20c,-cost double the money to land;
100 pieces CHECK MATTNGS at lax, 10,
800 pieces 4i e. FANCY MATTINGSa at IA, 1919, 90
81, %, 80. and Acc. These figures are about
one Hdll OF Etst 9cll pIlNNo~
We are closing out our stock OF CARPETS ana
RIGS ~ InHch les than cost
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS at 30, 49, and 4Oe.I In all
widths. can early for bargains.
PARASOLS, PARASOLS, PARASOLS.
We have inst resolved our new stock of PARA
SOILS, and can offer all the new styles at much
less than former prices. PARASOLS from zoe.
to $40.
Our stock is complete in all branches ard to
enumerate each article wculd require all the space
In the Dispatch. All we ask is cill,and you VIII
be convinced that our prices are the lowest and
our stock the most complete in the city.
ID. & +. MlTTELDORFER,
ap I3-Su,Tu2F 527 Bread street
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question.

There are signs in the political atmos-
phcre which lead TO a reasonable presump-
lion that the Dezendon delegation iron
Virginia. will be admitted Washington
Post.
The BLAINE Republicans have earned
that sort OF recognition. They have stood
by the "Plumed Knight" through evil
and through good report.
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LouIsA.

a..ub,,eau s,ra,sh.out Convention pe''-
gates Elected.
rcorre.poudeuce OF the Richmond Disps'cn''
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, vA-{
April 81, 1854. 4.
The Republicans OF this county -, a''I for
convention here on SATURDAY las. tIa
the purpose OF electing delegates 70 sns
straightout Convention, which VII, ln me-.
in Richmond on the SOth. The iollowlus
delegates were elected Mercer Johnson
n. +. Trice, L. Bib, and J. J. Trice. AZ Ar
ternates, w. Il. Chiles, and j. L. Wauu!.
The Democrats will hold their conven''o''
az May County Court.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Third and Fourth Dnys Preceedinss Of the
state Cenysnsion-Report or Committees
(Reportcd for the Dispatch,I
A ...tf ~ Q,


Reported for the Dispatch,I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. April 81, 1884.
Az tho morning session OF the Conven-
t,on Saturday Captain Marks addressed tne
| Convention upon the question, "Snouia
| the Association employ secretaryf' ana
urged upon members TO appeal TO business
men upon business principles to assist IN
snstaininy The organization. He was fol-
lowed by Captain Hoover and Messrs.
| Wood, Watkins, Davis, and PecK.
The following committees were thcn
elected: Committee on Executive Commit
tees Report, NJ. Dickie. ). u. WOODS, ana
! w. II. Baker; Committee on kesolutlons'
Cantain Hoover, J. Il. Deacon. and William
Cummlns.
THE tonic OF estate Work. was then
taken nm. and an interesting letter read
from James Lyons, Jr.. chairman OF the
Executive Committee OF the Richmond
Association.
Mir. Clarke, State secretary, read report
az his work, and also an appended report
Of the State treasurer, showing the receipts
10 be $50; expenditures, Sl35. 46-baiance
on hand, Sl4.5i.
MIR. IickHdcr. state secretary, made
verbal report.
AT this stage OF the proceedings gen.
eral debate took place upon the proprlety
of delegates pledgipg their associations
for various amounts for State work. upon
vote being taken, II was decided almost
unanimously not TO do so, Zone vote in the
affirmative.)
In the AFTERNOON reports on " college
Work. were made by Mr. Bias, Washing
ton and Lee; Cadet James Il. Spencer,
Virginia Military Institute; Mr.. Wallace,
| University Of Virginia, ard Mr.. Shead.
| Roanoke College.
"Boys' Work" was then taken up, and
IN interesting discourse delivered by l.. Il.
! Scott, OF Richmond,
SATURDAY NIGHT.
The Convention met at $50 ice-Pro-
sident 6. 3, Woods in the chair.
The TOPIC OF the evening" The Yeung
Mems Meeting '--waS announced, and dis
cusscd by Mr. IL. NJ. Clark, of Richmond !;
| MIR. Watkins, OF New York; Mr.. Lick
ider. of Petersburg; and Mr.. Cummins,
OF Lyncbburg. GLOW to Secure an In
terest in Religious Work Of the Associa-
tom was the next topic, and was very
ably discussed by Mr.. Hardy, OF Washing
ton. "What Can be Accomplished in small
Towns" was spoken upon oy Mr.. Licklider,
OF Petersburg; after which the Conyen-
ton adjourned.
| SUNDAY.
Meetings conducted by the Association
were held at the rooms OF the Association
and at the Presbyterian church in the morn
ing. In the afternoon meetings were held
for the ladies at the Presbyterian church,
for young men at the Baptist church, Tor
railroad-men mt the Methodist church, and
for students at the University chapel. a
meeting was also held at the First (colored)
church. At night the meetings all concen-
trated in the Baptist church The build
ing was crowded and number Of excellent
addresses we're delivered.
| Adjourned sine die.
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The monastery Of the Dominican nuns at
Newark, ". j.. the only one OF the kind
m the United states, was opened oattlr-
dsy with appropriate ceremonies by Bishop
Wigger.
All kinds Of pains and aches yield at
once 10 st. jacobs oil, the sovereign cure,
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w W WIZ HnrrTT ZEE
wwww HHHM 4 EH
W W II iii T ZEE
9 90 90 8p Pssss
g coo 90 oSb bn Dssss-.

LACE-sTRIPED MUsLINs at &c yard u'i-
STRIPED INDIA LAWN At &C. yard' "Su"'
CHEtc,RFsEipS MUSLIN at &c. worth ioc at Loo,
worth lac. AZ i2kc. worth 17c., at l0c' worm
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at 1870. worth
LAGE-sTRrPED VICTORIA LAWN at lSc'
FRs Nth IFTIestREDPIQUE at l5c yard worth
25c.; ,,.,,o ,,,,,, ,r,,iais at
Si1b a nair: SHEET-SHAMS TO match AT
LACE PILLow-sHAM5 at 25c;' never s Ch J, 9e q
fore nj less than Doc IIDlho 10 "h''e" q"
An ,mmensc stocS OF LACE TIDrES at very low
prices: ,o,, .,oso ooods
cannot be matched for the price anywhere;t
o-V' ~ LEVY, DAVIS & DRAhE..
Aoppts for NcCALLiS GLOVE-rITTINf BA-
ZAH PAPI,H PATTERNS. Call or send ior Tue
QUEEN FASHION PAPER. ap zz-too
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ROCKBRIDGE.

The Board OF Supervisors and the Valley
Railroad.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LEXINGTON, Va. April 81, 1884.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Rockbrldge
county declined to-day by vote OF 3 to
10 issue bonds for the $l05, 900 subscription
10 the capital stock OF the Valley Railroad
Company, but committee was appointed
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1
The development of the treatment Of Cancer
with Swift's specific seems 50 wonderful that all
so afflicted should write us.
CANCER FOR FOURTEEN YEARS.
SPARTANBURG, ). c., March II, 1884.
have for fourteen years been sufferer from
a running sore on my face that everybody called "a
CANCER. | have used over 1900 worth OF IEedi-
cine and found no relief. About four months ago
bought one bottle Of Swifrs Specihc from Dr. ii.
+. UeinItsh, aud since have bought five others,
have taken IL, and they have CURED ME sound and
well! MY face Is as free from sore as anybOdy's,
and my health Is perfectly restored. | feel like
fort, wears had been lifted of my head.
Yours thankfully, ELIZA TINSLEY.
MIR. =. Burns, Hope, Ark. says, under date o
Jar nary %. 1884 ii have taken five bottles OF
Swift's specific for a sore on my temple-said 10
be a cancer. | have been wonderfully benefited
and win soon be u well man."
Mr. W.R Robson, nayisboro', Ca, writes, I'M
der date January 3, 1884 " l am getting on fine
ly, the nicer is gradually healing. l feel that
Swift's Specific II cure the horrible cancer which
has been feeding on me for over twenty years"
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York Ofllce, $50 west Twenty-third street,
between Sixth and seteath avenues. ap IL
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FERTILIZERS.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. JEwELRY.
DIAMOND RINGS, PINS,
SILVER WARE, ETC.

II AND PLASTER.-MY STANDARD
IL BRAND OF LAND PLASTER j. ground
from the best-Selected Nova Scotia Blue Lump
trial insures ITS permanent use. Satisfaction
guaranteed. gorge /: hlSg.
Lump and Ground Plaster, Meal, Feed, &c.'
1900 to $500 Williamsburg avenue,
NH l6-3m Richmond, Va
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aprCrAL NOTICES.

HAVING SECURED MANY LARGE LOTS .
NopTuEnN CITIES, WE SHALL offEn
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY AT
SILK DEP
pieces BLACK SILK
pieces BLACK SILK
pieces BLACK SILK
10 pieces STRIPED SUMMER
10 pieces STRIPED SUMMER
10 pjeces STRIPED SUMMER
~ pieces SOLID. C0L0RED
10 pieces SULID-C0LORED
IN nicccs sOLID-COLORED
pieces sTEEL-GRAI
Oh pIeces BROCADED SILK rang
OK ntoces BLACK SILK GRENADINE from
This is positively the CHEAPEST LII We o
DREss-GOODS
A full line of BLACK DRESS GOODS. sucn as
BOMBAZINES. GRAPE CLOTHS,
Our 40 and SOC. CASH
We offer an ALL-WOOL
80 pieces BLACK BUNTl
100 pieces GRAY DRESS GOO
21 pieces BLACK AND-WHlTE
NEW BRIGHT
yvo show from 200 to 500 pieces DRESS GOODS
WHITE. GOODS
Or r,ocos NARsEILLEs and FRENCH PIQUE
- P'NNN 40 and
1 case LINON DE DACCA
l case LIEON DE DACCA
I case LINON DE DACCA
case LlNON DE DACCA
l case sMALL-CUECK MUS
/ case CHECK MUSLIN
MEsTIC
500 pieces GINGHAM
100 pieces GOOD GING
l case SMALL-FIGUR
We are selling EXCELLENT
Several cases of NEW
We show full line Of BLEA
We are selling a BLEACHED COTTON
AZ pieces BLEACHED AMI UNBLE
500 dozen LINEN TOW
vo will se,, three Of the BEST TOWELS
500 dozen NAPKINS from
100 WHITE SPREADS from
100 MARSEILLES SPREADS from
65 MARSEILLES CRIB-SPkEADS.
500 pieces LINEN and COTTON Ola
case CRASH TOW
l case CRASH TOW
l case CRASH TOW
CAS- l
CASsIMERES for Men and
LACE DE
I'm I,ACES we show 4 large assortment: compris
III i''' 80 ESCURIAL, SPANISH IN
1000 pieces HAMBUkG lhim VI
6O0 pleces COTTON TRIMMING at 10. 10, ~
wv Full line of EVERLASTING TRIM
CORSET DE
we show the following popular brands: Madame
Nursing and Health, CLONE Abdominal Cen
via French Woven, Clara French WOW
also, full liue
SHIRT DE
$50 UNLAUNDRIED
500 IjNLAt NDRIED
500 UNLAUNDRIkD
500 UNLAUNDRlED
! These shirts are or own manufacture. We guaran
NOT
500 GENTLEMEN'S GAuZE
| 400 GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE
| 500 dozen GENTLEMkN'S LINEN HAnDhEk
100 dozen GENTLEMEN'S REGn
1000 LADIES SCARFS
Also complete line OF DUDE
We show full line OF JEWELR1
PAR A
We show 900 NEW PARAS0Ls
Gil o
Our GLOVE department is complete IN all the ne
In LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN
Excellent TABLE-DAMASk at 40cm
leo pieces MATT
This sale will be continued fro n day to day unu
| GOODS from our resident
| 20-Su.Tu&Th3t
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
TOR sICK-ROO MS.

For sale by Druggists. Price 80 cents abo,tIe.
Read the following:
"BLAIR's CHLoRAL THYMoL PRoPHY-
LAcTic the hast dlsinfectant that have ever
used" [siKnedl HUNTER MCGUIRE. MD.
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HOTELS.
HOTEL IN NEW YORK.

Persons visiting New York for health, business
or pleasure Will find FlRST-CLASS ACCOMMO-
DATIONS AZ MILLER'S HOTEL. Location GEM
iral, near Elevated and horse-cars. Nice Rooms
excellent table, moderate prices; TURKISH El''-
trio, and Roman D. tbs. Address -
DIR. e. L. MILLER.
80 and west Twenty -slXlh street. New YORK.
Preserve this.l ap 3 .deodlmG tit
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Try the alpha" Whiskey sold by W.
d. Blair & Co. at $3.50 per gallon. 1t is
doubled stamped goods, three years old.
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DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE ECLIPSE
~ QUILTING-FRAME.

The only attachment for q sewing with
which any one can stitch quilt complete In an
hour. Patented November 81, 1888.
The ladies are specially invited 10 examine this
GREAT LAB0R-SAVING INVENTION. IL Is
simple, useful, and almost Indispensable 10 lacy
who has quiltiag TO do. Its mechanism Is so COM
plete that an expert can write his or her name
upon guilt without officially.
want at once HALF A DOZEN YOUNG MEN
OF good address. who can give good references. to
sell this wonderful invention by county rights.
allow the most liberal terms in way Of COM
missions. BIG and QUICK MONEY can be made
by perseyering agents. Address -
WILLIAM T. MITCHELL,
Cailand's Post once, Pittsylvanis County, Va.
Since the above was written. l have disposed OF
twenty eight counties to Captain BkRKI.Er
WARD, OF Chatham, Va. as foilows-yiz, Lee,
scett, Wise. Russell, Washington, mcklnson'
Bucbanan, Tazewell. Smyth. Wythe, Bland. Pu'
Iaski, Giles, Montgomery, Craig, Roanoke, Bote-
tourt. Allegheny. Rockhridge, Bath. ,Augmsts
Highland Rockingham, 0rayson, fredericS, war
ren, and Page. a,
ap 22-dlt,sw2t&w2t W. L. vi.
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srEcrAr. NOTICES.
srEcIAL NOTICE. =, r,1 Z, = yFs Am Is.
{ !; 6 E. 4. E lfls9 i'll:- II .
pBg ERE EEE "A klIiEN PPsk o. sas
a RBa Inn IN kAkk HMM Err 4 hi III HIS sss~
"a Ep5s 4 Errft AR x lin M Ri GOO Trn 'S'

y GOODS FROM THE LATE SALES IN THE
THEM TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND
THE FOLLOWING Low PRICES:
ARTMENT.
Mt soc. worth s1.23;
at 94c. worth sl.40;
az 81 .25 well worth 81;
SILK at 44c. worth 65e.;
SILK at SAC. worth s0c.;
SILK at 5Sc. worth 81
SILK at zoe. worth S1.25;
SILK at Use worth S1.35;
SILK at 81 worth $3.50:
SILK az 50c.-cheap at so;
ing in price from 75c. 10 $50;
o5 10 soc. been selling from I'll to 4i.20.
Ksand GREN ADINEs ever offered In Richmond
DEPARTMENT.
CAsHMEREs, sILK-WARP, HENRiEFIA'
ALBATROss, NUNS VEILINGS. &C.
MERE cannot be beat
NUNS YELLING at Csc;
NC at 1890. well worth 25e;
DIS at 1Oc.--been selling at 1895;
PIAIDS at sIlc.-,educed from l2Ec.;
PLAIDS at 1870.
In all the newest styles at prices to suit everybody
DEPARTMENT.
which we VIII offer at 60 and 319c.-zeneral Vaiue
6Oc.;
at c-geneTal value 12Hc.;
nj lOc good value for &c.;
at 15c.-goOd value for 25c;
nj oOc-never sold less than 30c.;
LIN ut Sl5c.-usual price 1870;
at 12Ec.-usual price zoe.
DEPARTMENT.
at IOc., formerl, 1910;
HAM at 9ISc. formerly lOc.;
ED BINGHAM at 64c.i
PRINTS ut 5 aud exc;
LAWNS ut &C.;
CHED and BROWN C0TToNS;
at 6kc. much better than Androscogsin;
ACHED SIIEETlNG from 20 to 2oc.;
Els from Ga to soc. each;
! for soc. that can be bought In Rlcbmohd'
SOC. to S1.75 per cozen;
Csc TO SI-much below usual value:
80 to S4-been selling at 20 and 80;
slightly snied, TO be sold at 50c.;
PEE from 55c. TO S1.jo-ful width;
! ELLING at &c.;
ELLlNG at SIC:
| ELLING at Toe.
IMERES.
BOYS wear from 12tc. to 81
PARTMENT.
ing TORCHON, ORIENTAL, VALENClEENEs
! Black White. and Cream, &c.
/ ING much below the regular yalue'
25. 80, 35, and 4Oc.-full twelve yards 10 piece
MING from % 10 9jc. piece.
! PARTMENT.
| Strong, Dr. Warmers Health and Nursing. Globe
tury i6O- Bone. Amelia French Woven, Sill
Ell, aud IN NY other cheaper CURSETs;
, Of MISSES.
PARTMENT.
! SHIRTS at SOC:
! SHIRTS at 60c.;
] SHIRTS ut 75c.;
Tee the 1T. Home industry ought to be patronz d
lions.
VESTS at 5Oc well worth 81;
! VESTS at 37bc., general value 75c.; 80
| CHIEFS. which we are selling at 10, IL, To- 20
| LAR HRLF,HOSE at l6 and CSC;
! and COLLARETTES;
and other LINEN COLLARS;
| in Rhine Stone and other new ylcs.
lSOLS.
ranging in price from 35c. TO S..
IVES.
new STYLES and shades. We have still some OF thos'
! GLOVES.
| LACE we show very large assortment.
much better at so, 60, 7Oc and 81.
/ ING from 10 10 soc. .,u
| the entire stock Is disposed or. we receive NEW
buyer In New York daily.
! SYCLE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street.
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= employ and confer with counsel TOT t tht
purpose Of ascertaining inc ''s
county 10 issue said bonds.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. sc.
DOR POLITE CORRESPONDENCE

EMBOSSED SEALS, an excellent imitation OF
wax. and no trouble o. attach; PEkFUMED
SEALlNG-WAX. In twenty dligerent shades
ENGRAVED WAX SEALS. MONoGRAMS, and
CUTS cut 10 order :. FORGED" PAPER, wi b
ENVELOPES 10 mateh-ihe latest novelty In I'm
PEhS, ENVELOPES, ana CARDS, with anC
without uncut edges.
ALI other novelties IN STATIONERY receives
as soon as issued by
EVERETT WADDEY,
Stationer and Printer.
apo 1119 Main street.
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WINES. LI0UORS. &c

GINGR ALE.
ROSS'S ROYAL BELFAST GINGER-AlE,
first importation OF the season,
DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
| ap 22-lOt importers.
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mr. HAVANA CIGARS.

A large lot Of FINE HAVANA CLEARS just
receiving d;rect from Havana, and for sale by
APP CT o. CRAM & CO.
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DICHM0ND, VA
~ MuRPHY's GUIDE
TO AND DESCRIPTION OF ITS PRINCIPAL
PLACES AND OBJECTS OF INTEREST, with
an outline map Of the city and the lates, map OF
the state. Price soc. Publishcdby
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Shall he perhaps vote against the measure Z
ls he not permitted TO use all Legislative
means TO secure the passage Of a law that
primarily promotes the welfare of the coun.
try, or of certain class Of people, and
which, secondarily, also insures him personal
advantage2
Let us suppose a case. member Of Con
gress owns large cattle herds in Texas. A
corporation is organized, without his knowl-
edge, to construct a railroad through the In
dian territory in order TO develop the resources
of the southwest, stimulate trade and open
new field for the sale of manufactures, etc.
The congressman sees that such a project
will also be Of advantage to the tract of coun-
try where his cattle Craze, and he gives it his
support 80 far 'as compatible with right and
justice" TO use one of BlRine's expressions.
ls this man doing a wrong9 Is he selfish
at the countrys eIpense2 Shall he be pre-
vented from taking an active peouniary inter
est in the railroad company, or from engag-
ing zealously, 80 far las compatible with
right and justice, to secure its passage, in
order to be no ''deadhesd ?" Let us then be
just Let us admit that we would act pre-
cisey in such way let us not expect that
men who enter legislative body should di-
vest themselves entirely Of certain degree
of selfshness.
Twenty long years was Blaine in Congress,
and during all that time should he abstain
from each and every enterprise that might
prove profitable to him. so soon as it required
national legislation Pshaw Don't be a
hypocrite, don't be a Pharsee. Lay your
hands on your hearts and admit that not one
of you has the right to pick up a stone and
throw it at the man who has demonstrated
through his entire life that he knows how to
place the country's welfare over party inter
ests, and party interests over his personal de-
sires