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fitttmond gispatft.
SATURDAY.1>RCF.MBT_R 4, 1880
The Texas Pf*aO.*_lc.
We do not read now-* days much abou
the Texas Pacific railroad, lt ls not a desi
scheme, however, tty any means, but full a
lite and vigor. We learn Irons our Nev
York and Philadelphia exebaorcs that To1
sjecorr snd the directors ol the road recent I.
went over the road on a lout*of ln?pcction
the eastern end ot lt, we Bastin. The ros?
ls thus spoken ot:
??Tbe*Tcxas and Pa-iio hos two eastern
termini?one at Texsrhsna. In NwthrtiM
ern Texa?, snd the other al Shr-evrport, l
Nortbwtsttrn Louisuns. A urtmrn teni
Mbrevepoit ts New tlTiVsn*, 3*20 mites, wtl
noon* tn- ei-tsapieted. Prom Shrtvcpcwt t
Kl Pssat the cii.tKcr '*.?? eight hundred artie*
of wbicb f)5?>-? miles sf the road ts at read
coronlrtrag aad ruwltig. At Kl Paso, Hi
western tensions, t close connexion 1
made with ihe Sornheni Pa?*to>, nn#er cor
strucHon to Tums, ihcncc t-o Los Angele*
and os to -Ssa Frae.ci?co, s t Mance of 1,20
mile**. Prom K Paso to New Orleans I
abani MW miles, aad the Tttttxn Pacific
wlih Its branchs**, will inver nearly l.W
roile*.. From Ll P-asa, wlileh is situal
pearls- on Hie b-sundary hoc* ol Tcxa?. Sri
Mexico, ssid M* x.,-.., a Moe wIB speedily Ii
constrHried direct t > tire ('uv SJ| MeRteo.'
The branch from Shrr-vepnrUo New Oi
lews hts *\*en coaifilidaiod, wc beheve
?arith tbe main line. It ls?SBssI thal Dir roi
Wilt he completed within a year ttwoog
from New Orleans (ind also eveifWBei
ehtewis!') to Baa l*waae*Vee--8aaklBg a tinr
roasl bet Saar B Ihe Atlantic and Par-Hie,
we costa t Hit* Northern sFscitic as a -reine
as it f-oems it ls nilli lcd lo Ix* tOtSooAeroi i
view esl Hie- ielmottt certain prospect ol !t
speedy -completion.
If ibe weather prophets do not prove t<
h ? im reliable, the present svintor will shos
thst a souiliern rattrosd to Hie Pacific i*
neece-tsity, snd will thus lienelilfir. Scott'
grand scheme. The long lintsj of finns
ebeda and other works of defence agaln>
snow and blastingwindswillin.il he nee deo
we lake it for greased, on Hie new mac
Tl* new rend MBjBM miles long from Sn
Francisco to Kew Oilcan**., svhieh, thant*
. to the Kan*. Jollies, is now one- of thc mei
shipping ports iu Hie United Slates. 1
runs through a much better country ilia
tbe Union and Oaatrel Paclfffl mails. Texa
itaelf is as has been well remaikcd in thi
connection, an empire in Itself. In lift,
years she will bc the tmpiic Btata ai lb
Union.
Tbe T(_ is-Pi*citjc Company w ill eonside
S!. Loni* al-o an eajflern leru.inus of tbei
road, ibotHjb timi city is I ions* way fron
thc ocean and tLe Gulf. This road wil
sl?o lases a connecting line, or branch
crossing the ItssetealpiB riser st Memphis
With bolh the St. Louis and Me-SBpfStS linc:
it is supposed our chesapeake and Ohh
("onilisny is aaMts*aRli*istllf_ a conn* ction; m
that Richmond will bc on one of the linc
between thc AHanlic sud the Pacific. Nor
folk will bc at ihe end of thc Memphis linc
through the Atlantic, Mi-si-sippi and Oiiir
road. Hence California, which wa- once,
they tell ns, a part of Virginia, svill once
more be bound io her by iron band**.
Baby-Boncls.
Tbe Lynchburg Utter sshich we printed
u few days ago, pointiog out a new plan for
ieitel!u-tmg thc Slate debt, recommended
the issue of a certain number of svhat the
Georgia people call -baby-bond*.'' That i*
to say, bonds for five or ten dollars; or
twenty, we take it, cr fifty, or a bundled.
The purpose Is to interest all the people, if
po**ibk% in the payment of thc public debt,
and afford to thc propertj -holder who has
the smal'cst som to Invest in such fl manner
an op|ioriunity to put his money into bond*
bearing in lei eat. which interest he can al?
ways collect by paying his; taxe-s svith them.
Honda of ihi*. sott circulate as currency
in Gtortfin; yet bave not, so far
as we bave beard, caused any un?
due inti dion of the currency, but,
without doing no, have served a useful
purpose. They always puss at par, or par
and interest??eneral'y, we nipp >-e, at par
simply. Hut whether people -sh-ill choose
to ute ttahy-bnieds .is cuiT'civey cr not, it
would be wisc to endeavor lo give more of
our voters aa interest in tho payment of tbe
State debt hy issuing bond* small enough
to be bought by all classes ol the people.
The fact th,,t be owned such bf-nd*-* would
exerc.*e a wholesome Ii fluence upon every
holder ol them. He would de able lo know
repudiation trom rekd.ustuicnl where,el?
be saw tbe two in company.
Thc Washington correspondent of the
Alexandria QueeHe writes:
?? lt is unibistood here that General Ma
hone has Issued a ciicular to his etptalns in
all tbe counties, towns, and cities in Vir
glnia, du celina, them to assemble, in Rich?
mond on tbe 22d instant for consultation
with reference to the reorganization of bis
defeated forces for the next campaign.1"
If the**"*, -oe ral will summon the real peo?
ple arnon-.' his forces, and not Stosali.,
RiDDLttctMCR, Fra-xikr, and the rest of the
worthies who Issi! fall deceived him nod in?
duced btara to refuse tocomprotnise with the
regular {fciuncr.it s ana unite with them on
one ek-eioral ticket, he will learn something
aa to thc wishers of the masse*-.. But it he
intends to -summon oniv those who are
leaders ***** would-be leadeis, he will of
course bear nottnng except the most rove.
colored iicc.iiHit.-i ol the determination of
tbe voters io htand by lU-^DLhBKi.o.cR'* re?
pudiation riyinurole/. Auram wc advise
' you, (Jenerul, to drop KiOf**14BjaaaMHAB
scheme and take up your own. It is y? ur
onlv chasee for eltbrr Mieee.88 or inereat-sd
reputation._
We can tad um*t come together and t-etttc
this miner among ourselves. The creditors
can and me-t be .liberal wuk-eur poor old
imitoverisbed mothar S'atc. Let us take
Ibis miner caa* of polities and settle it upon
ijusincrts pritsciplKa. j-ije simpk*'act of the
S-itailon of n*e-question i* doing tne Sluie
socl ber citizen* intjnit, harm. Let ns net
lise broifieri. i?i mg mmfsU tbU Teaed ques?
tion forever and at onac. Let our wine heads
of boih parties come together anti devise
soabc plan. Wc muust do this, or?itirk it,
honest R'Adjusters and bs?nest Fuajeis?
IBS repudiators will settle* for us.-. West
Powltjtar.
Tree as prent bin.;. Whee you beac Re?
publicans talking aa Hwy now'^o, af seeing
tbat oeJther the creditors *jgmP the Stoic"
aball be akunaged by a new soMiement, ><u
aajr know thal the Kepu_iie-.u.? are readg
to ge witb General MiHoxe M be will offer
theta aottioteot induoemsnis. Tie repeBtl
ot tbe eapltatlou-tax requirement sad a lair
abare of eleetion and otUcr ofleers alli be a
autfloletit indueeuient to tbe ailUi*??t>, we
fear.
kv
AsChrlstmes ls now near at hand, the
Norfolk Landmark bas gone to dlseoursiug
oa Mtheeeondilltn of Turkey."
nj** *ckDOw,?dgc* the receipt of a copy of
tba annual re|K.it of the Secretary ?I tbe
'Barter. **Man Bnaaa bsa our thanks.
ruLi*^?"^'"' w<x>w?oibb &
***** **? V*"*"' Ko, or (be London
quarterly Review. Tbli ls s review which
we eau em above all Ihe other foreign q-iar
tcrlles that come to thia office.
Nsw Book**
Powerina. An Iialisn Story. New York:
D. Apn.r.TON * Co. 1881.
This Ii one of Appleton*' New llmdy
Volume Series. For sale bv Carlton Mc*
CartbT, 819 Broad street. Price, ftO cent*.
Prom Death into Life-; or, Tirenfy Years
of Ms Ministry. Bf Rev. W. _-??*?)
author ot "The Threefold G-ft ol God.
*tc. New York: D. Arn.KTOX * Co.
18?(0.
The author describes "not so much a
history of bis own life rta the Lord's deal?
ings sith him." For sale by C. McCarthy.
-4 Brief Synopsis of the Collection Laws of
1hr itnlid states and Canada. Compiled
ender tbe direction of Do cot. a sw* Mrx
fOB, Attorneys of the Lew-and-Collcctinn
liepartmcnt of lhc Mercantile Agency of
Dix. Wiban stOo. New York: D. Ar?
ri. KTON eft On. 188)),
The title tells all ttr.it it is mvessary for
the reader to Know, lt will Ve found use?
ful lo bu sines'*-men rm well a? professional.
For sale by Cfc McCartht.
Untie Remus: His Songs -and Batt***
The i-olk-J/trevflht Old Plantation, liv
?loKL chamu.k'-r"Harris. New York: I'.
APPi.rrox *V Co. 12 mo, pp. Ml
Mr. flARiuts, Hie au tao r, is thc well
known editor of a leading southern
journal. Hie Atlanta ((ia.) Constitution,
iii.- legends of ??r%(T.K Rkmis" have
attracted much attention. We cannot say,
hossi-ver, that we BBVS enjoyed H'c-m aa
much as wc have the. wise SB] ings of " Oin
Si," as given by another writer on thc
?ears Journal. The nook before rs BBS BK*4
witb Immense f.uor. 'Hie Nation gists it
a loni; and comtnendatorv notice?a real
critieisto, lo fact. Il jfl Well and liberally
illustrated.
For sale bv C. McCarthy, as above.
Tbe Si,hu* Debi *Vo. 2.
To the Editors of the Dispatch :
In ms comiiititiicannn of lhc |fltinstant I
?tated that a n adjustment sad linal settle*
mentotthe State debt was a political and
liliane: ti nifessbv, and that thc good peo?
ple of the Stan- have re -solved lo devise and
execute, during Hie presort se'rand within
tin ir pany oiT-anizafion, a just Settlement
of th'* vexed <_'iestiori.
1 underorik to show that the Harbour
bill of 1S78, as inc initial step towards BO
hoi oruba- readjustment, was B wi-e and
comprehensive mea.tire; to be followed.
however, in order to secure equality and
unification bbboor the sev*nl classes of
State creditors by a proper readjustment or
refunding bill. In Ibis communication 1
I r0|tOSe to outline such a retidjiistmcnl
bill a*, in mv opinion, svoiild bc honorable'
to the State and |usl n* the creditois. and
sviiic-o, I believe, would, as it Bhonld, re
eeivtiic popular approval of the firs! and
thc* cheerful acceptance of lhc last; Hms
removing forever thc State debt from the
political arena, and remittlag il 'o the' lin all?
er.I ;iinl stn k board.-, where it piopcrly be?
longs.
Nosv, Hun, a* to the bill.
lt flbonld recognize thc tvbole debt of
Ihe Stale, excluding the one third set apart,
or to be eel apart, ta Wes' Virginia.
It should iniike fiindabic nader i's provi?
sion* ihe present priaelpsl of the debt, as
ie-eogalRad lime and again by the legisla?
tive dcpailmcnt of lhc present blate gov?
ernment.
lt should provide Ibal tioti-inle rest-hear
lng ceri (goatee should be given for all in?
terest iii arrear; these certificates to be re*
el-1 iii ihie ul the pleasure of the state, ami
payable pro rata out of any rooney lu the
Treasnrj not Maerwfee spproprlaied*
ll should provide for coupon bonds, tax
l. (?( is aliti- except us lo BO mtic'i of the- poblie
ic-vi mic .as thc Leghlatore shall declare is
io d'd for Stale expenses, aad sci mueta as
the Constitution has dedicated to poblle*
school piHpo?c*, the bonds and coupons to
be iiidi-taxiililc by counties aod eorpora
lions, and only by the Btate at the rale aad
in lhc mode prescribed for taxing leal and
personal estele in the S'alc.
Thc rate of interest should be not less
Iban 3 nor more than 4 percent., parable
semi-annually at thc Troi-uiy af thc stale,
in Richmond. Individually, I piefer that
thi' rate cf iweresi should be H percent, for
the Ural half of the tim.' the bonds .snail
run, and 4 per cent, tot thc residue. This
would make an average rate of Interest bl
8i per cent.
Thc bonds should run for thirty or forty
years, redeemable at the pleasure of the
Slate- after fifteen tears.
The bill to ba Hubmined to Hie people for
their approval and ratification.
When ratified, to become the law of the
Btate, sviih Ibe faith of ihe people pledged
by Ihe act ol ratification |>> the prompt dls*
ebargeof all its obligations.
This is the skeldon of the bill, and, as r.
skeleton, ii may to sonic minds bare fright?
ful features. But you will remember tiiat
in ms first counnunlcation I stated that, in .
order lo .secure a proper, just, and abiding |
set)leiden!, ciinces.iem* would bare io be
made by both debtor and creditor. This
bill call? for (bore concession*. Nosv. tit-t
for thc cone- ssioiis on the part of the- State.
Isl. Thc tiieseut principal of the debt,
recognized time and again by our present
Slate government, must be treated a* lhc
true princfp:i. No repudiation or elimina?
tion ot one third, or of any other part of
said pnncipal, Bj practicable, even if it svere ,
just. The portion sought to be eliminated (
ia claimed to bc **svar interest." Suppose <
it to ba so; arc are not bound to recognize \
the principles of international law, by svhieh ?
and under Which States and nations alis ays v
pay svar interest on I heir debts! At one j
lime the payment of such interest, as to Cit*
izt-ns or subjects of the hostile States or
nations, was suspended during hostilities.
Rut in tho present uay civilization bas SO
far advanced as not to permit hostile Slates ,
or nations to su*|>end, even inter arma, the #
payment of interest on their public debi. If J
England and the United States were now at ',
war, each svould see to it tbat interest duo ,,
on their public debt to citizens or subjects Q
of ihe other was promptly paid. The lea- n
so.i for this ii tbat the credit ol thc sovc- (
reign is so valuable and necessary I hat hi* *
pledge or promise mu*t be so sacred a* to |,
".ie beyond Ibe vicissitudes of peace or war. *,
Virginia as a Stale contracted thoilebt, Vir- ,(
ginia as a Stale made war, und > fl-ftau a* a ,|
Slate*, after mo war was over, reccg- |,
nized this svar Inteicst; and What she did ?
not pay of it she capitalized, tberan*/ giriag (*
Inr .consent lo the above principle, recog- (?
nlzed by all publicists and practiced bs all .j
uations. Rut even if this letti -rest ssas' not ...
properly payable by the State, vet its elim!"- n
nation is now impracticable, because it is f
now Ir thc shape of coupon bond*, tax-re- ?
tunable, and in thc hands of bor.a-fide .,
Solders for value, who will not consent to _
.be so-called diminution.
_d. Thc cmi|>on Ihhh1, -tas-rcctvablc,
?HM also be conceded bf Ihe Stale. To-do h
to will not cost the Sf_.- one additional c(
?col. The (.ame nu rn her of dollar*) und ?,
WastsssTtftt.Mg tbe interest on -the coupon ?
??.-j-uoelvable bond aa upon the ordinary {t
egi-doivd bond without coupon*. Jl the m
letti it, S^WUKX', then, at & per cent., l0
?!M)0,<Ut Avill naf tbe lalaraat. no twitter ,t
vbat imv in: the^.haracter of the hood or ?
OUpOtt. Jl the State |)as- tile-lula-'e-t u( III" *.
'reasury according to tbe tenor ol Gie-band, ta
o *s.upun will ever Intervene betwettn the
i e isun S*mi its rev ?mies. Not tO r.illo-Jc
he n eetasBBBlIf of th? bonds and eoupout, tu
s the eirditor* now bald such, would he to '"
rouse some IMsnleleaas to tbe good faith **'
f tbe S'tiie umi prompt payment of the 1*'
Halest. If a rcUjusliaa'Ul te effected, Ihe ****
lids means to ned will pay the interest. te*
'herc/ore every atauranoeehe gives of Hhs ?**?'
ill enhance the market v .*!**)? of ber bonds "ir
nd enure greatly to her benefit by re- f01
MaMteaaRg ker credit. The concession w
JOUld Ix* made bee.use thereby the* ere el- .
or In greatly benetiied by the eubanced ter
Hue of tbe security, and (bc Stale ls uer- vic
lily not Injured. It will not do to Bli
ty now that iou pons deprive tbe Stale hal
tbat just coat roi which she should al* Mi
?Jd have over ber taxes, and should not I Bu
; allowed. Rut they have nlrtady Ixeu Du
kmi-d. sod ste otitstsodliig. a? au oriji*' eil,
nsl t-c/hcstlon, we would all agree ihat a*_(
coupon*, should nol be Issued. The objei
of this bill will be to modify nnd W*eeR ?
existing evil. These are ihe p.meipil cot
cession* lo be made bv the>',,sie. Thc cot
cessions to bc mode b'j, the creditors ai
more numerous, and **riih your permia-sk
I will reseive their enumeration fm alioth)
article, ns Uris j?, <j,*|ready loo long.
.IcsTicr*.
lieotjlm'm lilts ni* in lits lice Hon ol
issn.
A ?"jBNBATlOX IS CRRATM) AT THK CAPITOL I
TBK DISCdVKRY 1U4T TIIROt'UH A I.ICU.
t)!f-.(T;H,AM'T THE STATIC BAH t.dsr HI
WORT TO VOTB TOR PRKSIDKNT.
(Allsata ( (,iisiltull(n.'_d.|
A great sensation was created ov* r I
eliy >?)s'erdsy afternoon by the report th
Georgia had lost her electoral vote In t
presldcnttst contest. Wtiile (?' erlielcl's sn
cess I* as*ered wlihoiit the aid af any stn
acideot, vet ihe announcement cieitcd i
little surprise.
lt n-r/spears that lhere is ? BtraOflRl il
erepanc.v between tbe Sfati- Co.le- and l
IT-.Ped Stales S'aiun | on flt.- std ju! of ll
manser in which ihe electoral vote shall
east. Tbe United S'ales salute is as lt
leant, seetioa VAL, page .ii i
?* The elector* for eae;ii Stale shad nie
aad airs their votes upon Hie Bret Wedne
diy in December in the scar IB Wbtel tin
are uppoinie cl. at siicti ula*'" in etich Sta
irs Ihe: Legislature of such State shall i
j. et.*'
passed in March, 1792.
But herc! comes the Code of (Jeorgiaar
sass:
"fleet I di lill. On the t went iet h div af!
said election Shall have l:.kcn place ll
Hie- (lids af the Goeei nor tn consolidate tl
Meerai i< lores sad immedi itetf notify ibo
prisons of |heir e lectictl ss Im dave recciST
? voteBBaonatlag to s rae] rds, sad la t
quire their BtteRdBROC tit IBS Capitol on tl
tn-t .Mond iv in December thereafter to CS
tue- vote of the State on Ihe Wi BB ead IJ fi
lowiag si II M."'
It svill lu- icadilv peiceived Ilia! no co
flint could ever occur between thc?e ts*
IflWSexcept svhen ti Wcelne-dav in Didi
ber caine before ti Monday. Ibis year rVe
needaj ta the tirst day of tbe-moot b, bi
ys lille thc oilier Sta'c luise c I-' their ede
t"n il veli-, (iieii.ia i* a blank In the conn
and without any fault cm tbe part of be
Executive, became be ha* followed tl
plain laacoaga of thc law af Ibe btate.
Veter;.av at ci noon fl reporter of tl
ctmsUiuiitiu called on tneUoreraoi sa
iii'crviewed bun on the subject.
Report! i : What do you think BboOt Hi
rassor Ibal Georgta has loci ber e le-vtor
vote t
Qroveraor Coiquiti: Well, I knosv ssh
tbe asseiiion j. Brade, bul I do bot belles
the vole is losi. In calling the electors t
in? et I acted in accord svilh the plain prov
.ions of ibe 1 nv, .and I am sun- tbe rote I
Georgia svill set ba counted. I leam Ifs)
there wa* i bili Introdooed ii) Ibe Beaal
lo-diy to auteuil cur ("ode so as lo make
conform to the (Jetted state. Statutes n
the sobjeet of preaidenllsl electtooB, bi
of e duse it cannot apply to this '_
stance, a* you see bv tbe law I .ic
ed in perfect obedience to tbs dlrett'o
of me Code. [TbeOoveroor herc read iii
Ins cf the stan- on the subject ] Hos
should I ned P Should I follow such .1 plaii
dictation of Ibe Code of tbe state or -hon!,
I. i sen if I had kOOWB the Statute ol ni
United States, bave obey ed that! Irseeths
pia ('.-deni has made thc mle by svhlifh
acted m thi* case, io lsTd the elector
sst re called to wt* t lintier ex icily tbe san.
lass-, and in thal critical ye ir lhere was di
difficulty, bec msc tbe drat rVedaesda* cain
after the liisi Monday. Hut the ('ode, am
not ihe Governor, isn sponsible for tin* dis
crepoBcy. As the matter stands, it make
BO practical difl'erenev; bul if it did, hoi'
should I btise acted!
Repoi ter: Do you think Georgia svill lo-i
her (ii'coral vole?
dover nor Ce. iq'ii it: No; I do not iblol
sa. l do not think any question svill ta
in nie on it. i'he (lectors svill meei here
next sst ck. and on Wednesday they ss il
casi Heir voles for President and Vue
Presider I of tbe United state*. Tbost
votes svill be sent em io vTaabiogtoo, tun
they s\ili be cononci, I think.
Repotn-i : Was lhere not a eJilliclllty ol
this kind in 18001
Governor Coiquitt: So, sir: tbe Codi
Hinside* that in a case where ihe e.leeton
OB any ticket fail to receive a majority, the
l.i'.i.sFniiiieshall elect hrotatheai tboee per
sons who shall east the vote of tin- Stat*.
lu 18b'0 lhere svere Bell, Brcckinrid.e, and
Douglas tickets fa Qeorgta* None of them
li ni a majority of Ibevo'es at the election,
and the L* gp lal ure chose 1 lie Breckin
ridge electors. The present case is aol
ai all parallel or similar io that. I tn sun
that the Vole of I'corgia ssonlel BBV!
de-en counted for Hiiiicock if it had eic-te-.I
lum, even I hough an error BOCh a* ibis hail
occurred through a deficiency In lae Btate
(.'ode. Tiiis would lurely bave hun tbe
rqnltvof tbe case, aad with such s majun
iy, l dd md believe the State*! son- would
have b-e n thrown out. Of eonree Ibe law
should be altcr.d to be in perfect e-nnform
Ity to the Tinted Slates 'taiute, bot as il
tiovs stands I acted after Hie piac'tlent cf
mv pied' eessors and in plain pursuance i f
Ibe lasv, and I am sure I acted right.*'
The inst keel optaioas seem to coolna
he (.oveinoi's action in tba premises, nd
t ia generally agreed that it would bewroBg
mel feiolish lo holcl him account ible for a
nu ia! ion ol the calen lar tsiiied) pots the
Boorala code- in an embemsBlng posiitoo.
As the matte r stands the cleetois of (ieor
Ijia will surely meei next Monday, and
next rVedaeediy will east ibelr vote- for
Hancock and Baglisb, and that ile- vote of
leorgis will be coutiied in ike Bleetoral
oll'-ge seems lo be the opinion of macs,
gaile others think the errors in the Code
las rebind Ihe State of a privilege sshiih
vould have been honorable in its ex.
hough futile in its result.
_ es
A I uiitl KalKcd for <"e n? rul Urant.
[S|mdal lo du- llalilmore American.J
Philadi-lphia, December 2.?lt bas Jint
raiispired that a number of Warm, personal
neilds e.f (ieneral (.rant in this city have
ubsenbed a fund of one hundred thou.and
lullars, svhieh will snorilv be preeeated io
he ex-Preside nt as a substantial (< *iimoiiial
f Ibelr regard and esteem for him. The
lovement svas originated bs George W.
-bilds. A. J. Drexel, and Colonel Thomas
i. Scot!, and contributions in sums of not
>m thea fire thousand dollars were made
s m. mtiers of both political parties. The
?stirnonial has nothing whalen r to do ss ith
ie proposed fund in N, ss Vork for Hie
eneflt of the oldest llvrng ea Preetdeul
inn- order of bia retirement. Thc Phi!;.
th'hia siiiiscripnon is intended solely for
feeeral (irani, and will shantis be pre*
'Bled to him. The projectors of the
durne are now wailing to see if tl,ev (-all?
ot induce the-subs,-iii), ri to the if cw York
rad to combine willi ih-m and present the
bole -amount, which, it is said, will reach
pwards of four hundred thousand dollars,
t ('eneral Grant.
-?*_**
Some Hmeslnce sve noticed in the I! ilc^h
<idex an uceount cf a boy in rV>omlng
)unty fourteen years old that weighed 300
mads. We immedtstely Marted our re?
arer out to lind a Sinnmcrs-eountv boy
tat would lay over the Wyoming speci
ien. On Kiiday last Im; broOfbt into Hin
.n (J. W. Lilly, a boy sixteen years old,
lat ls six feet seven inches high and
eighed 290 pound-*, and we eall him a
chunk of a boy " in Summers.?Moun
Cn Herald, ( W. Va.)
afr. Aithur A. Spitzer, tbe secietarv of
e Rei-ublican Stale Kxteuiiyc Com
itteo of Virginia, bas not. it seems,
ken any part lu the quarrel of tvrtain Re
iblicsna of Alexandria and vieioilv, and
hough he was present yesterday in the in
?View sad with the President by the Vir?
ata Republicans and others, he waa here
nply as a spectator, waiting his own turn
* an lefetvifw with the Presldeat ?
ashington kiter-Ballimore Sun.
Mrs .Annie Parker ii appointed postmau
tit Bn-ckviile, Spotsyiv_ni-) count,, Va .
e James W. Triga. resigned. B. (i
ihe ls appointed POt-tuiHu'er ut Rappa
inex-k Academv, Caroline county, lice I
s. M. s. Buckuor, resigned. Joseph B. I
e-jiugham is appointed l>o*tmnner at a
?>"n, fsTttrgHJl couniy, vtc<? ?.""les ii. Ce- I
'.'sigurd, .
rd
I onffr-Mlitlaltsse Marfield.
THR nilli) KLBOtOBI VISIT BKNTOR? A SPRECII
OT THK |*RR0MPtV*BllOr.
Ci.kvki.am), ()., December 2.?Ohlo'-*
tsvenls-two electors, Accompanied bv dov
ernor Foster, Secrelsry-of-st.i'.e r.nrnes,
State-Treasurer Turvey, and edher ollici il-,
s isiied Mentor this thorning to pay a form il
ca'l ii|xtn tteaerel (J'.rfleld. I>tit tnt? the
visit, ami in raspoRM io an address by d*-n
eral drn*vcnor In t..elr behalf, (ieneral
(latfield addressed them, a*, reported, in
Ihe lellowlni: hu guage:
I am deeply grateful to you for this call,
and for these nef*s>OfMl and public congrat?
ulations. If I wt^e le look upon the late
campiign and its results merely in the light
of a presidential struggle ami B personal
succcsh. ti would probably be as gratifying
bs anything could be in tba history of poli?
ties. I' ms own conduct during the cam?
paign has been in anyway a be In and a
strength to our cau-e, I am glad. If is not
always an ea?*y Ihimr to behave well. If,
under tri lng circumstances, my behavior
a- | candidate has met your approval, I am
gi eal ly undi tied.
Rut the larger subject-?your congratula?
tions lo the country on the irnimph of the
Hepublican parts?opens a theme too vast
f ir me- to cnn r upon nosv. I se?nture, how
cver, to mention i re lb ellon ss died ha* in?
clined to me hi tefe-re nee to Hie election of
a/eiterday. I Sfjpposc thal no political event
it .s bappeai il in ill the eoorae of tue c<>n
iisi Bincetbeeerly sprlag which sauted no
lull*- e-.xefiteiiicnt, and, indee el. -o littl*- pub
lie ebsei s dion, a. (ne prealdentlal eleetion
Wbleb ssa* held yesterday at midday.
The Ame! ic in tn opie paid but little
bi tent lon to lbs details of tbe presides*
Hid de,'.ion, arel for a very sl.niti
cant rea-on. ARboUgfa fOB and all the
mc'ininis ut lbs Kiii'td.ii College bad
BB absolute constitutional right to vote fm"
aoybodvyonebof-e,andaltbouab bo wrtt
t * ti btw directed or ebrgested four choice,
yet everv BHBRicaa knew thal tbal sor?
c-r* ign of the republic?ibe alas million of
voters?on an earls day la November had
pronounced the omoipoteol lal af cholee,
?nd tint soverHgB, flssoinlof. sa done- thal
ss bleb be had ordered lo be done, cnn ruined
no doubt Hi-if Ins svill would be Implicitly
obeyed bjf Bil'ibe colleges la all tbe States.
ina* !? ibe d;i.'ni is hy lin people were io
?crenel! quirt v-t rdsy. Tbey bad aever
tel foOBd ;iii A'liiTiian ss ho failed io k>-cp
bis iiii-st tis a pu-sidt-nii-.il elector.
Prom ibis ii.ought I draw tbe Iresontbsl
svhen lh d I'liinipoien! sovereign, Ibe Arle?
ne in pc opie, speaks i<. ans nae in in sod 11 -
ilii * lum io do ti lint s, tb :t in:in i- under inc
iii"-1 solemn Obligation*Of obedience svhieh
eui be conceive il?-, xe* -pf I bat ssbich the
(.eui of the' ntiiv*r-f BHffbl impose upon
him. Yesterday, tn:<u ;ti yoor VOtCI Sod
Ihe votes of oi hers in the vinous Slate? of
Hie Union, it is probable (the i et urns ssill
sinus) tba! our gretal political aoverelen
bed i.lid his command upon me. If he
had done so 1 am a* bound by bis
svill and his great Inspiration and
purpose as I i-.dild be bound bs anv con?
sideration tbat tins ci, th eui Impose upon
any human being. In tint presence I
stand, -md am asved i.y the majesty and
Bufbority of such command. lu sofsr ss
I cm int,-! put tbe best aspirations and pur*
poses of our august sos. reigo, I >.'..*ll seek
IO realize them. Voil Bl el I, and those who
have tic ea I ss ii ii us in ihe yeats pist, believe
lhal our inverell.n lose* liberty, and de?
sires f*tr all ibe Inhabitants nf tbe rt public
i.e and prosperity under tbe swaj ed'
ju*! and i ?| i il laws.
Gentlemen, I thank von for tl is visit,
for this welcome* for tbe suggest lom thal
yoor presence snd your words bring, and
for the bope th d sou have expressed ili it In
the arduous and areal work before us sse
may maintain ihe ataadard of nationality
and promote all tbal ?* good and worthy in
Ibis country* and durlna toe coining four
yeera we may raise ji-; as large ? chm) of
peace, prosperity, inst Ice, liberty, sud cul*
tinea* lt ls possible for forty-nine million
of people to r;)i?e.
(love-rnor Foster presented the visitors
to General Garfield. After sn interchange
of greetlna -tx boors were passed in in?
formal social intercourse, ss inn ibe com?
pany retorned here ;-nd dis] er.ed. Gog*
?t nor Foster remained ;it Mentor.
?. un* a!in_ Two Mute 1'it'tt-rsc.
Wa8Ri*BOTOR, Ile.-uni.er*2.?William Hen?
ry Smith, collector of customs at Chicago.
aod general manager of the Western Assn.
elated Press, arrived hue today fer tbe
special purpose of laking charge of the
printed copies of the President a annual
message and the annual report of the **tTic
t:iiy ol tbe Treasury, aad making such ar
rang'minis as svill preclude the possibility
of ibe premature publication of those two
Btate papers la sdraneebf their reception
byConcreteoa Monda] m-xi. Mr. Smith
h.is BO doubt of his ability success,fully to
pei form Un- Importna! serries for which be
ha. been brought lo Wasblntton by the
President. Under Mr. smith's direction
ev rs aewspaper correapondenl la rVaih.
iagton sviii be under stncl surveillance for
the m xi three day-, and ever] avenue
through wbleb tlie State papers Ibal an- the
ea Use of BO much un.xuty to the Pl e-lil'Tit
ead Si cn i ns sherm ni pas-ss iii be closely
ts'ii tided.
A .ililli ol Nerve.
PiTistuTtedi, P.i , December 2.-A thrii!
Ing sceident occurred at toe American Iron
Wm k- ihi* afiei noon. \\ bile tt< bert Moore
ssas ;d work al his rolls bis eiteher failed lo
letSS svith his toni,'* i bar of White-hot iron
svhieh h ul bees placed b<*twcen tba rolls.
Th'- iron issisttd Itself thrice around Ihe
roll, forming a "collar." Tbe catcher st ruck
the iron, ssh' n there lew i tl' a piece in the
shape of a rina.*, with a stem twenty inches
long running nfl' ll right annies to the cir?
cle. The band lew back and fell around
Moore's bead, resttag on his shoulders.
Quick as thoiiLiit be grabbed the long stem
Witta his toner*" and the White-hot ring svilh
his hand, and ssith steads nerte and gentle
movement lilted the fiery Ibfax from Iii*
shoulders. His face ssas badly burned find
the flesh of his band sva* cul in to the botte.
After the iron bad 'cooled he pot the ring
over his head?it ssas but two inches larger
in diameter than his head.
A instr* sst,i- IH'Htll.
| Dai ville Tin.'-.I
Last Sn tulay und n;n_ while .Mrs de rtrtidc
Neal ss a* kneeling before tbe Ire in ber
room, up *,.,j|s, sadr1'.' bed' prayers, her
clothing caught Ire. Bbe Irled to put tbe
fiann's out sviih a rug, and f ailing, sin* ran
ii'issii Hairs, Where her broiler ssas. He
made every effort to-ase ber, throwing
three bucket of water upon In r; bot it ssa*
loo late?thc fatal svoik had been tl.n.e.
iin- victim expired the rn xi day.
Mis. Heel's ninden nsnewssHenderson.
Her husband' lives in YflQOeyvllle, N. c,
where ibe terrible tragedy occurred. They
liad been married only fourteen months.
Before sba ?ii*d shs seal for her sister, Mrs.
"lal k, to place ju her care her infant, only
live months of age.
TRA r.AI.TIMOKK AM) OHIO TOBOOOR*
PKticnir Hisinksk.? New York, December
J.?lin* agt nt-of Ihe Hiit'iiioie and Ohio
lia il road Company in this city were i.milled
.0-day thal CC nu.re freight bdonuing to
hal road WORM bs allowed to pas- over the
.'cnn**, Kania railroad line. The Italiimore
ind Ohio Railroad Company BOW announce
bal ihey an* prepared lu icceivc merchan
lise destined for lb it road aud various eon
lections at Ihe fia* 6t (af me Central railroad
?f New Jersey, foot of Libel ty street, to bc
"i ss .u-,1,-it over the new line cia the Central
1 New Jersey and Hound llrook route.
ll:
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D ie ii th kui .t. ?[Alexandria Gazette.]
lipi.lhei ia ls leporteei as prevailing in the
eighhorhood of Urandy i-tiliou, Culpeper
ounty. Kev. James Mcdill, residing near
lie station, hus lost one child willi tbe
readful diieasc, aud three ot luis of his
tmily are dangerously ill witb it. Mrs.
IcUiil ia ti,,- daughter ol it .ben Beverly.
*q., of F-tuquirr. Dr. Samuel Mcdill, of
e esl.mg. ss hu is a brother of the Ber. Mr.
cUill, passed ibrouvh here tod.is fTbBIB*
i}] on bu svay to the lattir ^entic-uian's
isidence.
Pork ls selling at sitem and at lindi nan
15. At JKlncaitle some cash sal'.* ' ave
en mad-* at $?*)' bm many fm mers rs'U**
-Cl! Rt Hist ur\tX,<r-pinoihU< Herald.
i.n
Lil
ni. ti na.
ntC*Vatrnlt)ei?*rr Court In.ii- .on lhc Sd_h __
resi'.otr, 1880. Uoloncd POW A RD A. EBr.rM**
?.iidie'taiyserrnlh year cir |,|. sse
( oltinel Kieeman ssas bu nm CiiTirprr. ana rn
di, rc .-ill lil* lire, where lie wm ifrradr e?ie*-ni'
l.i.ii-.r* il. .-uni rrsprcic'il hy all who knew ulm.
I He**, at tb" r**l*t*-iice of Ol* *on-]n law. ?*?
Bowser, Nu. 1 OOH sev*-t, li -rr**, t. Decend'*-r .1*1.
4:in P. M., BBB Bl' D!X-*N*,lii UM ilfiy-flrstyt
Ills funeral will take ii'-f**- fro n Hie Klrst Btpt
cluiri-h {emmott*) BU BOAT MOHNINO at
? Waibliicron. I), fl , Hclllmr.r*. Ml . Plillsdellib
Ps., sud New York city inners please coi.r.
t_r MONUMENTAL CBUBCH (Kr
j u. ARMSTBono.f). DuieuBuib' ?aaasytshn
!i.Td A ff* Church?MornbiK service, ll A. **
cveobift service*-, 4 I'. M.
UT FIRST P lt K S IIYTERI A
CHL'K! H.-Rir. T. L PHKsrov, I'. D., pasl
will preach ut 11 A. M B el H |?. M.
^SECOND PKKSHV rEBIAN -I
Hook at ll A. M. Elfth lie;itr-eon -Trophic
BA4P.IL
UT OR Af "K-STREET PIIJWBYT
tn,ss c iiiTtcH -itev. c. ii hf.si). i*. n*. pass
? PreacliiiiK* at ll o'cIm-V. A. M. .tue* 7:30 I'. H.
t-tTSEVENTII-STHEKT CHRISTI**1
CHURCH. Tttsmhlmo by BS rv. J. / Tvr.r.K nt
A. M. and 7**M I'* sf. _
UT r'n.'-r ENdLisii u im:i..\
CHURCH (S.s. nth itreel bclwerB Brnael ti
e.i-.,,',- .ir.( i-i. K(v. \v. C. s( n.xKKVF.H. paaioi
I'rc-ieTiliiif at 1 1 A. M. amt I I". Xl. Al 4 O'clock
de--si iilii;.' In- io.ter will ...i-nver hts .ecnnd tl
c,iiir-c ea the .Sf")*i-)i'---. straBBeti and vlilte
wi-lconi*-. s*-att fi
Ur ni:oAi)-sTni:i-:r METHODn
CHURCH?IMMY. De, i min r .""? h.-!Ti i chi n.'
ll A. St sad 7:T(l H. M. livi.'ev..l. T. SVHIII.)
ol' Hi- Wet Vuis'ii.i.i ('"liltai : CS. A tot* i.i lari
linn to all. _
UT ('EM ENABY M E T II O i> I ?*'
e IllTtrH.-l'i'.-iKTiii'is' af ll A. M BBS 7: id V.
V.i v. P, A. I'I 1 BBBOB, lb* ll*-wlv-splaili,Itel lii-t
?Aili loki ehante ana cond?iei the se rs lees,
; NICHOL**ON-STREET ME MU
ld-I CIIUBCH?*i'M*Si lt. e- mil. r htb
I'ri-i.Til'il. hy ll*-v. SS' Ci. ri snit, I), I). Btraoflc
v.. I-',lie ii. Brats terr.
UT-LAVVAA.-l BEET METHODTS
( 111 l.'ii; (wr.Iiitmiii.' Iii Oisgnn-Htll (bur* li)
Th*- pastor, it tv. ss iii i sm r ss non r.wuipn i
,-ir 1 I ,.-,-|. el A ML Sad dev. Dr. "LSD***, presldti
elder, Bl 7 . "'.'!( i k P. H.
I yTRlNIT, METHODIST CUE RC
ii- nu. r Broad snd Tw fs'teib sirreti).?Ser\ice?'
sr. i>\ v a' Il A. SI. lc. Ber. ll. v. m.; dd, and
7 ,!'. .M. hy Ber. *,i OBOS H. W'RlOH r.
Vonni' fm n'- prsrer-mc stine fi''" 8 t" 1 P* M.
FIRST BAPTIST CHDRt ll
oer Twelfth and Broad sirrets) ?Brr. a. B, Hat
I IK If SI . ll. D.. Wi I | pi.C-ll OB si nosy al ll
M ?.nt.J.'.-t. ?? T li, < r\ di thc ll'tiit.--"*; and al '
P. S!.-.niij.er. '-i:..i.i\ to Preach the Gospel
l.'"tii.." .Sh -tran.-' rs ii-t-fci,inc.
t\r SECOND HAITI*- r CBURC1
crner Mah' ind MXTB .'reel*).?II. v. Him
McDonald. D.D..WH preach on mndsv tit l
\. m. ind 7::m p. m. _
CHA CE-8TB i: KT HAITI*
??*?( RI ll (come r i.i-. and roasbce streets I
rhepatior. Ber. William i- ii s k men, D.D.,al
?fi adi at 1 1 "". lock A. fd. OtTd at ll llf-ps ll
."c."-;, p, M.on -ind ? \.
Mr* TIM "rs.
ROYAL Ai.(AM M.?The members (
Ml ( s:: I HY COUNCIL. No. !*'? R, I..wi
itt. ed a itated m. ? fiM- st Se biller li til a 11ll
?a url iv) I- VEMNt*. Di ci fi er I, I WfiO, al 7
.'clock. The bi-.aw* will beslrto cut. < itnlniat*
?? iti.--*.<i io be prompt. Membersot bterCouu
ll. Inv,It .1 !., I.i- jr*
hv e.r.l r ..I iii- Ile i- nt.
de I I*._|{. S. HF ANY. St* rc-, rv.
faTOTlCE.?Thp pleVenfii annual race-tin:
Ls , t inc .lin kin**!.!-i ii- i i i ni: sn \\
HANTS NATIONAL BANK OK RHHMoNI
i ll lu-ll.-l'l ai tic ii 'il'il-ni.'-licii . in* lL'!-.s|lAV
atman ll. IBM.al 1-' o'clors M.
il- l-.tiv 'I_.1. H. MORTON. C-i-hit-r.
iiiiiMi St i ir i i sits", uri k i..)
1114 M AIST STKEKT,
Richmond. Vue. miters, 1880. )
rm: grand anni) il con
L VOCA HON'OP Till e,i:s.\i> troy- A%
T. .Site Tl e H AI "| IK "K YUK.'MA will
- le .1 in *-t. Aluin- Hill in thi- ri: v tm fc*sRtRsTI
HUBSDAY. 16 h -lav..! lii'i'i-ii?T, L880.
lil 'Till- "I" .-AMI ll. M. lle.SVM t\. (,lilli Hlfll
?ter. \\ ll.1.1 ssl i;. n si B,
de ii* td_tl ra nd se er* I tri.
(iltANU si i i:i;i aim "- a-.) i n i ./
II ll Msin STB1 t i.
l.'ieUMuND D' .lin ,. r 2. I f-,*-0. )
HUE GRAND ANNUAL COMMIT- fit
I Me A 1 ION Ol 1 I K Cdt SST* l.e )| H . I". VY
t A. Y. MASON** OP VIRGINIA will i.-^V^
>ld at ut. si-.m. Hui In titi** elis ..ii MONDAY.
..-, uiinr IS, I8B0. ai *; o'cloek I' M
v itort win he --lii.tr*.-1 until alt. r thi (.rand
".!.?(? ba: f.e eu "r'-'mixed and one
Hy oner ol PEI ion K. ( rn ) I i.ranri Mast! r.
WILLIAM lt isl s. -.
e'e 2 ul_ urand fSeereiary.
I -1* iiMiisu. v.mbrr J c. issn.
J(i I ICE.-A GENERAL MEETING
1 Of Till-: SUBSCK1BI RS TO T III sine K
KT in; RM ll M " N I' AND WEST i*<d\ i
KR MIS'*. I, RAILWAY SM. V. s i: I Th d - K
iMPANY will l-r held ai ti.ill .-..f William W:
ir-fini. "si r tin- I'i tai. r. National i'.mk. n the
ly uf Rich mood, on ibe '.mu Its Yuh ni a i M
it:. 1880,al I'*l M. .1 UIN B i> s\ ls.
I. M. I.'.', SN.
.lidIN P. ll!! SN* If.
REUBEN POSTER.
no -j-l-td ('ominissloi
TOTiCK H HE BERY GIVEN TBAT
" th- ANNUAL Mk.El INO OP THE STOCK
.|.Di!;s ok Till' UK HSidm) and ALI K
d S'-Y R sn L-l si) COMPANY ?i I be ht ld al
e corni in)1 bfRoe. Rlchn.I, Va., on lbs I li:> i
[jr SD AV I bri n? ibe 7(b dar) OP D KC EM Kt-R
i .\'i. ni lt o'rlock M., rori lie purpose of i erl
? i Boar ol Dlrrclors, to bm for one year, aad
.? ir iii-.ici .n <ii sny o'hei bu in*.- thal mav he
. 11?_'ni i t-n.it- di* luetrtitifr. B. B. I.I-1. SND.
crefari e,r me- Richmond ind Allesr-ban) i: il
""ini'Hiiy._BO 23-td
( HMO*. D snd l>\*. \ ll i.i I: ah i- , vue i,ste" V. I
BK BMOBD, V s.. Kori tobe r 8, 1880. s
IBE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE
fl rOCKHOLDKRfl or Hil- RlCHTdOND
-.I) liANSlll.K RAILROAD ('OMPANV will
li.-iT af. tin- .'ITT*-!- of tbe ? -..m|.:ins. i "i nt r ..I" Hank
.1 Tenth urr-tta. in the cit) "i Richmond, on
KDNE8DAY, December Hih prnzlaso, al ta
llnakU Thc I. (ik. fur die Iran ter..1 -luck will
eiosed from the 18 iu IN8TAM I until afli r iii.
s ..i tnee flin.'. j;, BROOKE,
ie?7 gaw9wAdtd Secretary.
si si si ons* muk iti:ta i.Aioit.
> KAU mr: FOLLOWING TESTIMO?
NIAL:
IlKTIM'lVD. V S.
lentil-men,? I latte tbs Bbertjr of I ii'..rm I ii;.' \"ii
the (.'nat liii|iruvc-iii. nt ?will. y..ii may -av. I bl
Ure n-.(oration lo health cawed bv u Ina SIM*
i\> LIVEN l.'l (.1 I.ATiUL
ass lindi r medical li-eattae al few .i tons Bom (be*
? fri i'cd for tis sj>e-|i I it, hm all ki rn ls cl iindl-fiie
tm -.1 la ..'o me I in I ll tl. load. I .-nih ard lii'tii . Iv
li lull Mc 'in mil. hca'l .chi, Bc OM 'Ly! ssas
tl b> a iii-1-.dihi.r abo Bad takes tba BEOULA
iR ili.it l1 wa- :t -un- cure for mv lrea.|.)lcs. I <!.
ni to 'rs lt; not thinking lt w.,nf.| .1" nu-any
>d. Thc tir.t dOSC I t'l'k rc.i-ViT me \ ri I BHsSb
IU *-.) ilciiiled an lnti'i-'Scfiit-iit I berfStl r,, pm
ill'ii ncc In what ms in iidit.'.r li ld Mild IO BM. In
?. i km ni laklna ihe fSEoULATOR I was aa
mg and Bearii ai I ever was; my eonplexl rn
[SB ts Clear Blt* IsraitSld hv all my aenniint
?. l wa* leMikitii' n inn. h better. I Hunk lt li
hen ihiiiR I es.r loohfoe liv-p n-n. sfAboal
, e-x.'t |.i|i,ii. Ii .li'l mt .-? liitich /(hkI I wa. d.-icr
icl I w.inl,l (-i\r von i,iv t. .Tm .ny mi.In ut I,, in/
<d Cor it. Yoeara toipictlsBy,
Hunky Q, CBBBBRAW,
rlRliial and Kc-ntiliie inaiiiit'st" tired only hv
J. EL /ElI.IN A < Ok,
IMill.i'l.ll.lni. H.t.
(II.O BV ALL l>ML'C;*-;lsis.
Ino VS'i-ileieJA-stAillidl
l.llHM/a* l\ii:t<i OK Nt:AT.
IEB*ld COMPANY'S EXTRACT OE
I
MEAT. UNI'.sT AND ( heapest meat
PLAVC1RINO STOCK POR SOLI'S, MADE
DlsllES. AND SAUL*ES.
MN COMPANY'S EXTRACT OE MEAT "ls
a .ie cess and a boon for which nailous should
feel ???teful."?|flfl ?? Mrdlc il pros,"' " Lancet,'
"llrltl-ih Medical Journal," Ac.
CAUTH i.N'.-nt-iiulue outr with the fae lim itt
if Baron Llehix's denature lu blue Ink across
the label.
"Cousuniiittou In Eusland lucre im-.I tenfold
o ten scars."
BIO COMPANYS iCXTRAn* OP MEAT. Te)
?e had of all Si un-kc*!* ra, oroct rs, and ( hetu
>U. s.|,.a..-iiis fort,.!* United SUtes j wholesale
olyJ.C. DavhJ A CoH 4*> M-rk I-sne, Le.mJyri
NlssaH mb la-sast
NI'S*.! 1*1. RJOTl?'f**Bt.
fr_rOVU NEW PURCMA-sE**.
c ORIN P.ROlilEBS. :
NEVER,
tn the history c>f our esfabll-hmcnt. hare rednctlons
In nearly all kinds of k ki Ts boen mon- ah-olu!e and
sweepni): than this svrt.ori.
MoNfiVV, DF.e T-.MH1-R fl rn,
will beanolh rGRAND OPKNINO DAY with us,
when we will exhibit lIssaantsBI of various new
ko'.'Is throughout all our dep-irtments.
The thoronith m**mS*mg*M lu MB nen', -ruicha-es
win be lissa io our patreRn
Coiioi't your Inter -I, an,] hcfon yon psrehBSS
ill ll sh di t*otn;..ui- our price -.
In addition, -.ve.h di or* ii a mw
: HOLIDAY <? (ODS
.Ii>l>arfen"llf, Ifl WblCh *(? ll ive-parid BOthlBg ill I r
dar to atake ta most suraetlve 'ii play, not twlj of
nrri-.-...-iil il hut a'.o Bf aaefBI ii.d . rvi-e ibl
Anion.'th-many AT IV. Si 11 \ E E ARO A INS Bf*
BROCADE BILK VELVETS at |1.70, foraier
prtCC ol' which wa *:i.."n :
BROCADE sll.ls .Vrl/. I I - ? )6.86, Unmet
plli-i- f." ;
coi oi.-ni BROCADE VELVET al M.18* fomcr
rstsa Ml
fi I.BLACK f-ILK-VELVETS ll 75c, ompo.
rlor to .pi Ult*/ gen n't\ sol I al il 60 :
Al-. I plivei SILK-BAi K LYONKSl \ I LVET8
nt mo.t attiseetlra price -:
Our pun base of orer foar esses of DRESS GOODS
In d*(rk and mot dolt-able lhadas w. i
sorted, and hall sell ii tbe low prise i of IO aad
in*, a yard?the price of Ibe cheapest among
tii'-iii hi h.. n li; .'?.:
1 lol i;t..\? K CASHMERE* rd 58c, the former
price ot* abtcfa bat ??? eu 75c.:
PAM y ind BROCADE PILKS al 18.60 i rer-i,
f roser price of wbic h li i - bel lt over $4 a fort',
BURAH SILKS ? 83c. s jard, f. nm r pi ic f i .To ;
-l pi.ee-, id, se K fe ATI S ( llsbily damoasd Ly wa?
fer; Bl "."('? a yard, vilncl al lieiin $1.20 h)
61 BO i y ii-.i;
satin nt Mi:;.vi-.H.f.i.l \ al 11-40, foimer
linc 68.76;
COLORED BROCADE " ILKS ni 68c ii yiri, for*
ni' r pri. i+l.-.'.O :
Al ?? NOVELTY DRESS GOODS at om half Hst lr
foi nu r i i'm :
Also a lar.'e nock of HOSIERY. ''1111 ns sbleh alli
i" 1 hui.i 1 '.ina, ,- !.. of 13(1 dose 11 full, re mil il?
ma.!. M|ss|-;> HOSE SI tte, a pair, the rame
ol wilvil |f I r < Mil -I.") I" S.">C ?!
\ ? ul iisii UNDI RR EAB I
.it descriptions al re due 1 1 prlci -:
1 GAI /!-. "ll Iv HANDKERCHIEI i ll
I "ic. Di Dur 1 ur ce of wbleb lias ls en ''7
An i-x'i.i lan* 1 iu -tl ls HANDKEB*
. inn I', ii 1-' 11 ii 1.1 111 to re .11-e price son nil
thr v tri"i 'inafiiit -;
:,(. d../ 11 I. SDI KS' .- I.I.I.INT'.N IIEMS1 ITT III D
II smik 1 it in: i's B| >s,-.;
Upwards of _) (1 d<*stm llANDKERCHIErS of all
.:. ??,',': 1 it mostatir ciu- prl ?? *:
A i.iivcpiu. in . of INDIA sha ss l.s at iboalone
hair their > 1 ii'-;
Al-" -j SEALSK1M RAI cd | s .,? |_gfl n ,
raine of wbicb li 183*. ? 0 9 al fr rs |66lo
6100?-thu r-'O",!-;,!!-, ' ll: i,'l , 11,, inhva Iiurill
l'.artilli 1;
Al . loci .. sreral PUR*LINED BILK I Hie I -
LARS in ci 1;
sst- sha I also offe 1 -i ! ir/e tote fe ntlre ne a .
LACE I lit rAINS
2.? - BL ac K SILK 1 Bl SH LE PRINCE ,.t
4 7''. 1 j nd, former price 7."),'.:
Abo CORD sand l".\*?Kl.-*- al reduced rate ls-.
SKI,*; it ?_",?. i-i-iliic. .1 Mi,it. I.V.;
PUB TRIMMINGS In ih 1 irtw d Ira***
s rare oppoitunlty lo purchase BEAL LACE
GOODS ni HA Nidi. I-I.'* lill l's a,,,1 NM Ti
SS BAB of vi rion s new des, ri pl lons;
1 lot ' 1 160 ? ten 186-BONE ADJUSTARL1
CORBETS a' 78c, m, rtreaeral price.,f which
ls 11.25. 'I T-*,...iiHV
TBE GREAT BUSH 8TILL t <>?
TIM KS al
THALHIMER BROTHRRS*.
501 BBOAO Bl BBBT,
abe re thc > b ire j 111 opt ie T
TTIi: LARGEST. IIANDSOIIEST, AND < III Al?
ls 1 LINE OP
PLAIN! and BROCADED SILKS,
IATINS. BA! in DE LYON, Wind. NOVELTIES
MOM li: c LOTH 8, < 18 H MI RI B,
\ CL VE IS and VI LVI 11-1 SS.
Tin food* -v, i* il! pur-, hi- d it tlc recent large
auction sales, sod a d'ess of 1 lim.
Read Hie line of ir.Itwerwlil display In oin wis*
ii m 1 alni - ore ibe corni ne wk s:
I lLOBI ?? -lids BROCADES, 50c. to
*.'.'.n ;
HO plccsi COLORED SATINS, all tbe nes shactos;
S4 pi.. 1 se OLOREDDRKBS SILKS,76ctoHUM)
1.', pl..-.-. I'd. Se K8ATIB UV I.Y 'N. .ill pu,,-, ;
18 puc- BL ki K SATINS*76c. to68!
:t ! pisces BL M K i.i.'"- e.l.'Ai.N BILKS, InctttslBa
Hw he-i brandi mtwufactand, 00c. to68;
66 places BLACK BROCADE asst NOURED
SILKS,61 iv 16 50s
_??_ piec...-,-4 SOVEL1 IES,60c. t" 61.60;
.ci pncr .1-4 ALL-WOOL OT.AIUS.6l ts I. ?lo?
we air .Tit lin.:., Uh Bf. atc t bBHs?-Bl liithi''C
marnte;
Wi pit.i e GLOBED CASHMERES*86c t-? 61.
ss. bare sa ? legani Hoe sf COLORED! ORDS ami
. TASSELS* HIT l.<ns. RIBBONS and HMS!
MIN'!.'- to ni.frii |be .'"? d .
DLA I K i.e.'d's ni PARTMENT
. 1 the be -t elected aod ebeapesl linc of
I.Ult has ever boen oar pteanre to ooanr,
BLACKCASHMI BES fi- in I8e. to*l 50;
1:1.ac K ni;Af I* ET s lion 61-85 lo63-60;
HI A(K T ssii-i-: 1 rc-m*5l-.-. lo61-88 :
HI..se K81LK WAR fr* HENRI I ITA if-m tl to 68,
ld.ac R MOMIE 1 LOTH trim 60c lo61.86;
HI..se K e R wv il.ol ll f. n, J.*, f. to 76c :
BLACK MOHAIR ALPACA from Jj '..73c;
BLACK SILK VELVETS from tl to 610 J
BLACK (JJrUPES from |l t*. *.'? ;
BLACK CBAPESIM REMNANT from tl to 68
Ihtfla ara eatra cheap and bcsiBooilsj
BLACK silk I 1; l Ni, l s. PAS8AMEMTERIB,
Kltoe.s, (I.e.AK-!.en H'S. TA6BRLB, BEADS,
ol: NA Mi. vi**, .s. .. >> ry low.
Wi lust? al'ii Ju-l ri t-itv il on 1 i.ns|/iimcnt
80J l.AIHK.s' ULSTBRS. il.OAK*, nm.MANS,
ssh I s. ii11* r,?,? |6is680.
Don't fall t ) vl-lt our p'.c I brion- iiuiiTia-ln-r as
SS suarautt e lit and ..distal*.lou.
?20 piece* or Hms.* .pl, n.li'l svi KIN'liS AND
tl.*-. KU C l.eilTls fiora SI ?c> S5 Jut received,
which we wi.I Ik- piece! m> -len*, io our friends
and cii-tonics. Also, sn vlrjraitt Hue of BUT
TORS to uulcli Hie gas ls. Remember the place.
THAIIItSIKK HKoT IIKRV,
501 Broad street, coin r Pldb street.
S
BA
Cn
1 A
' I
a S
I
Ba
i b
1
-111
?Ki
.?.i
.1.11
tn.
ii
ET WI HAVE AN EI.EOANT LINK
OP CAHPKTs from 2*ic. to ll t*\ which wRI pay
lo look af. Also, BLANKETS, CALICO yi'll.'is.
VTHTK cyt'ILTV, MlAWI.rT, SBIRTS, I.A( K
CURTAINS. (T'ltTAIN-NKTS, UKI) AND 1*11.
LONV LA< K, SHAMS, L NDCK WKAR, Ac.
As we twrc a Isrge store, fli o*l Hitit, plenty of good
uu! p.. rc atarhS andcliesp RfMSlli we are able to
live our cusi 'mers every odvaiiiai-e.
THALHIMER IH.'olHKRS.
601 ,*7reMt1slrttf, ctir.itri'f ns%#S t.
uo aT-bB.WatSB
I'S
Of
oil.
rr li
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ll ll
ll
tbe
tn.
am
c. ii
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SA.
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BM
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UT "Cl/I.KU, HBO I Url!-.
h'io BROAD STRRrtT.
We have isdnered the prtce, or, rmt i.r,,,
HANDsOSli' STOCK of 'no"r fcARefll a >,-,
Id.Kss. ANDc |.e,sK TRIMMIXC'S
from IO to l.l per r,?t. < ?r .?,,.,
h. oi vi ry h.w. sn,) ,,,.<-,.,)..,.,,,,,, .
Bjieir* wKh'iui donni in,. ( m. .p....'
tTTY. ' ,s THR
ALI,-* fl K trRINGE from 21 ?' ,,,, ?, ,,
kinds. The p??.?t -,.-,. -;,;,?
,-EL In Hedi-/. ,'"1 ''.*
SATINS, VELTETI B| ,.
HT.
KIRBON. *l|.K
TON". Ac., A*
"OT* LEVY HBO I H Kits
RAVI li -i BB) BIVBD
BLACK *&BO?-GRAIN Ul K , , .
A full lim-of RATIRB-fa I.
I'd. Si K Bsd COLORED s I IN n i y,rS
DRESS BRO! sid- ... ,. ,,.?..
ELEGANT BRODRRII Vi. L VET;
D;:Kssi'CioDs?faii.,,-.1, | , .
port rion..
CTFLA5NEL in ia i.i: , mi.,,,..
HI.: si HBO \Nli UNRI.EAI I
PLANNI i .
THU.1.1 I. _Sf_ s,llK. ;- i .
K'.r r ?
'">3?_LEVY H.OTIII
: I.aDII-;**' MERINO \ l.-i-.
While -ni sc ir'.??;
I .DIES'MERINO I SDI HR i -.:: ?
'.' lill* tn.in li" i i
WEAR, iii !*.:h S\ ,
BS 80
I.O.MslNc. - IN ?.|-'.i , vAn,|
rf na now be bad al LEVY I
Thej si ttl to ii,..
Cells on if voa wish ti
l
' LO AK 8, 1MI.M \\s, I
J SC Ki T-. ASH * IRl ll
An el'traill .i-s..i!i.w,,t of th)
- Bad U . ne- SOJ ll - , BR il I
AA. T UK < III. A!"
EA NC 1 RIBBONS
no ti
Ll VI it,...un Rr
8PE1 !Al. I1ABCJ UN'S
i ?*
ii \MiKi B( mils ; - v, r\- j,:
i .
BO80 I.I \ \ RROTIII
HI..WM. I - i AN BE BAD '
I I \ *l I.I!'.I ill tts
t ii.inTi be los
I. SIT,!. STtX K cl i iisf-V.ii
|BO Sdi
.1-11 KOB DBI (.(
!>..'"' DORI l i'.
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RE SELL! Nt. un. RI i
lin tn Y.
.1 ll -I ITT S :
e Sl.TT TS. HUG OIL-CLOTH
i Ll 'Sh*, (KILN sn-, -n ? '.
LIGHT einsM (J (T.oTH FOR ll
BLANKI l - ' OMI
ld. \i K andi ? | i rs;
.sj Kt ATIMERI ii
?! -- I,' , ,|>
sf j I > and ir (tris
MUl*' < lilli''- \ --, .
rsm KSIHR1 - ?
.-tn S' All kin i . t
iRSl . ?, ' ORSI I -
.SSIMERE*, K' Nil. KY a, .XS, I
uri l"W ;
:i i c\ si it li
,l si XDHII n KIHI IS al
il Ins., BLI ll III I) ii I BROU N
INT,-., ;,:| ?,.| |, ., -.,-,,,,. ,. ;
IM [OKING, < Iii VIOTS, e.lNt.ll \ M :
rTIONS sod I v \. , .I.-- .
rTTONS rOB CLOAKS SMi - Si Qi
BBONS, I |< III ? -. I li -. BILE fl iNDKI if
< lilli s. VEILING, s - . -
?Hearty tor BAKU sin-.
tl s- i H. A I MIT!
ISM 1 (.liOllS. tte.
AVE MON Kl I'., e.e.,N< |o
BROAD fSTRKKI
li Bl yiN>. ."( i: I tNe \ AND lld
Kl I Pl NI.'dis (,,
- i i \ : \ -.
?re d nts opt i'll'.
pt-! two wm ka an.I WIT
PBAMI .'?') L'NPRAMI ll
r- inn-. - -; .
BRU fi 1811 -lt: IM
e SHIM 1 PH TURI -. PROM I Si SDI ,
TURES of a -
Iqsts .!?- Ism a SH. VCR tad I Xi
CBYSTAL VASl .
RD-STANDS, pteln ? r .
rlaiyi
- i < IRS fr..ni the dun ' ? B
8*fa nie wU
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hjai i , I'll KLEe
KR d SM s.**t RI .' ? I i- SI " -'"?
BERRY-SI s\l's. m m R-Dlslll
klBdlof TABLI *n VBBj
lillli'lll 1 1 |\ I .
Urn-, wi h wal l
III, SI l 1 l !
i,tbe COMMON -ii: sk.iii i si: -
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lee de ? --i.it - - ? i
ioma BANU st I * . : i. -
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BIS ni in i. RH i ni- Ol
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P M
V OP DPI i Mid
ccelvlna*from mri
bail ottll of IBM eltj
is I ii I lu- hull. ,
1U pr centum will
I rennin.IT' I.
twherelhe rsrij - ? ?' ?' - ";
lalnlBfhalf ?ltli ?
ui ,,, essa int i
Uionlti ol June ..in* Ball ?>! Ihe
? Mich person, I iH fail
.uni di. r.of mi -" '* "" ' " ,l
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amount-f i...
.R-Parties ?
d Rna ih.i to* v raai i' Bolton* ?
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(Isle with an I I "" *''
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