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9
jRirlimnnd ?Biaga*...
srSDAY.
J-.,,..*-,,,..,,-.,,
.DKrEMHRB I, l?s<iO.
PoiBeBontion of Southern Men.
If dur conieui|t(si;uit s of thc northern
pres* aili take Ihe*- trouble io rc.ul what ap?
peared in thc Dispatch of >c*tiT*l:iy tad thc
tiri 1-ofote concerning thc pi use cut inn of
several Vir.tnu clcciiuii ntm-ec*, ibi] ss ill
tte able to iinderManil why there- ii a ?*? solid
South." Three election uHRtm were- ar
r.i^'iffi oratora a United ttabM cotunii-i
aloutr becni*c thev refused lu allow per?
son* to vote upon Hie bogu* (ax-ecriiHciic*
which are do>crihc<l in .Mt. C. enm. l's article
in a ti ot lier column nf this dav's brRjN of tho
Dispatch. There is no pi et euee that llic-i
oftisi r? dui not act io good Mt*, and accord?
ing to thctr best Judgment. Not only did
Hut do Iii.-. Mit they hail before thc lu a
viri't-tr opinion from (he judge of tba -ju*..
V?ng* 'oiin of Manchester Informing (hem
that it was their duty lo re Jut all such
vote* aa those which they did reject. In
nt* country In tbe world except t!ie*c
t*nlte?d States would sueh a prosecution be
tt.lcra'.eo; and in no other part of thc Unite d
Stale* lhan in one of (bc southern tl
Even the (Tsar of Russia would not tolerate
. siii-b t* prosecution for one moment.
I'?. noithcro papcis will read thus far
with absolute tiicwedtillty, (supposing of
couts- that ihcy should condescend io rcael
what we have said at ali.) They will tm*
m th tit these st-.tem cr, is are mere ?? rebel*'
cx-iggerations. Wc beg them, therefore, to
read on. We reproduce hero what tba
I nile d r*r at ca disiiict attorney said on the
Miii't-c:, pn m NI nc, however, that they
. inii.t n*>t lake (bat ofllcial to he a monster,
but must rcau what he says -is tin- utter?
ance of a highly rcs;>eet!aoic Virginia law?
yer who has boen blinded by tba virus of
Republicanism. District-Attorm-v L<BWU
sn iel :
?' Now, I igy dusvu this proposition right
here: that, in a prosecution for illegally
Regie-ring to perform their duties as judges
of election it ts soi Incumbent upon tb*
Lolled Slates to show fraud or Mrropttoo
on th* patt *?f ib*aaa defend.nt*, or even
mala Mot, ir, then foi e. lU, ?.;.t ,pls ,,,.?.
uiicd by the rejected rotors were gumin'.
and -s ei,. sufficient evidence of the pi) un nt
Of tbalr c:i|)i!a:i'in*la.v (their tight |0 vote
in ot'ier re.peen bein;- conceded', Hie fad
tbat tbs defendants refused to iee* ive (hen I
voles establMics Itu- Barr for the pro-cou
11'*n.
Whoever will Like thc Hoi,hie to read
- What Mr. 1'ot.nii.i., a la.vyer f .i* Mipt-nur lo
Mr. LRRTM, says on this BRbjrel iti an arti
clc which sve print lO-4-jy, will liam th it
these .'Icctiun-t.lticei.s (Ara pro.ecuie-d for lot
receiv.:.-. iIjc.mI tax-rec\ftk. Rut .his h.
not th* point we alt- nosv BBBRiag. Wv d. .
sire to call atlnition herc only to tba dis.
triet attorney's distinct and Raeqoivocal
BfOWal thal lie demanded tl o punishment
of three of Yii.iniu's 6lc*r?Hl'M*ofloers for
fin error of judgment, ile claimed thal it
Miis not necessary toaboweven tiiid they
had acted in Had faith, milch lose, to Aiow
Iraml ar corruption on their part. They
liny I.ave done Iheir duty aa they iintl.r
stood it, and tbey certainly did do it Bl ii
WM exi'laincd to them I.y the jtid.e of the
court to which ihcy owed then* appoint*
inc tn Bj elccticm-oth'ctis: vd bo demanded
their prR_tiabR?(BBt.
I* M any wonder thal thc whin- people ol
Virginia hale the very name of tba Repub?
lican party*- Would it be si runge if tiny
were -rome what lacking in devuiion lo a
(Government which authoiizes such ont*
rages and piss for their-commission with
money collected from the poor people thu*
hara-sed'(
P. ***'. Another set of election otl'uvrs have
been arrested and held ta bail. Who says
this ls uot ihe best Government 'bc world
ever saw j*
.THE CHANG*** IN THK CMS NKRSIiir OF THK
LOXA IfHtABB Bailkoads.?A good deni of
aii*\ie!y has been occasioned iu Long bland
by the news that the railroads have chan red
hands.
Colonel Thomas R. .Sharpe, the receiver
in whose hands tba roads have been foi
some time past, has don., more for the lui
piovcinent and development of Loin; is.
land, and tbe consequent InrrOBBIl Of Hie
business of the i-ads, than all his peedee s
rois taken together. If the wishes of tbe
people of the Island are regarded Cul.ti. I
Sha!, pe will be retained in BRargo.
Tire men bf whom ( olonel Sharpe has
surrounded himself in the rMBBgetoent arc
B credit to their several depailmonts. Alto?
gether Hie load* kt** mon can ted on upon
a liberal, comprehensive, popular lyatem,
in Blriblag contra-l to that which hail lons*:
previously prevailed.
Mr: Austin Coi bm, the new purchaser,
tuk.s rank aaa first-class bualaaaB*inaB. li
ls said he will make many iinprovcmcuis;
but the fewer etMnt.es of persons h.- makes
tba better will be he liked.-.Veto Topic
**"''c, nd.
We are ?lad to-read these c .mpliuients to
Mlts8_URra and his mist competent lieu
tenant Mr. Jamks l. Morrow, both of
whom hilve frier,ds innumerable m this
city, wfrere one of them waa boin, and
where Ibe oilier resided for a long lime.
The more such nun Mr. < okbin has about
him, tbe tuorf successful will his road be.
Arovi: thk Raw.-The Republican parly
is in some respects the worst (hal aver
B country was cursed with, lt bean it
c visfencc uy proclaiming through the _n*eat
(*t of it- carly leaders Hie doctrine of a law
higher than Ihe Constitution-" the hight i
law doctrine,'' sm R was called. True to its
oiij-io and history, it now proposes in Ohio
to trent with Indignity the national law pro
vitim- for the election ot United Stat.
senators, to elect a.senator in contempt of
tbat U-v, and trust to the S;ut*-*'-i ights
principles of a Democratic Catted Mates
.**enatc lo admit to a(seat Ihe mun of tbalr
choice. The yood Deacon S-iith's paper
argues that inasmuch tin the Federal Con
stitution provides tbat the Rcgislatuie may
Bllvac.ncies happening while Bb IR faa*
sion, thc Ohio I.c.islature may at once elect
Mr. Tiiii-uuN'r- successor in spue of all the
Isws on the statute-book. Unfortunate Iv
for.tha; argument, the vacancy will not oe
cur until thelth of March next. Never?
theless, wc do not doubt tbat the Republi?
cans of tbe Ohio Legislature will follow th.
Deacon's advice.
U.N. Arsktt, Esq.,of Marion countv, W.
Va., wai found dead a few days ago lo or
Bear tbti road over which he bad been trave l
Hog. Befoie tbe late war betweea tbe States
Mr. AaNBiT was for many yearn u member
of the Virginia UgMtfnra. After thc war
he repeatedly served In the We-,1 Vir?
ginia l>fi*lature. He was a nephew ot ex
Senator Willey, and of State Senator
willbv, formerly well known in Rich?
mond. He was also tbe father of Colonel
W. W. Absjktt, who served in the Con
federate arm? throughout the war, and after
warda reprosetited Clarke county In tbe Vlr
gloU House of liefcifst-w. Ur. Abnbtt
(?supposed to have die* of apoplexy -
*ut I^rt-ui-seske may have been ,Kj_.
?? was. true mao,as be proved in man*
du^mtZ^TT1" *"<*?>?? could In.
Betraying: the Party.
One ot the coolest things we ever heard
of is the talk ot thc Maboneites ab mt a tie
trayal of ihe Democratic parly bf the rc_-u
lar Democrats themselves! To think lhat
there ts danger of the party bf trayinc Itself
ls enough to ''Rive us pause." But, ih? B,
lo think, again, lhat ibis dinger isfe-aied by
the Mahoneites linden Hie mystery eom
pleie. The Democratic party ls to bc pro
teelcd by the tad lon which list Willied a ni
cussed willi negro Republicans, elected a
Republican Sce*r.nd Auditor, put net:roes
int) Capitol offices, and turned out all or thc
old and faithful Democrats ! The P-in..
eralic party lo bc saved by Hie nun vv ht
etsi tin ir vole* fora second 'Hancock elrc
IBral licket i-ihcr ItaBB desert their ?'faith?
ful allii s," tho ucgroc*!
Rki-iihaih) Si Ali: ReiNDs. ?To-elas an
allot ney for elaina amounting to os er
Hine- millions for ('eoririt repudiate el
tiunds arrived, and stated to vourcorre
sH'inde nt that they meant to push Ihe mal?
ler early In tbe MbbIrr, They propose lo
have | 'bill p.-sed giving poiver to sue a
State Ir Ilsa Boorte, *oom stales aaaaoj Im
sued, and claimants have oo Bray IO ttJgim
[Coree duii-s fur rcove-ry rf inoucy lost
tiii'di.h rcpi-diation of liabilities by some
of the sonihcii' States.? Washington Corre?
spondent Rainmore Sun.
The above ls a dangerous experiment,
supposing it to bc true, as wc do not sup
l>ose ii to bi". However, we aie confident
such a bill will never pass a Democratic
GtJaRgn s*. How it would fare at the bands
of a Congress largely Republican, wc can?
not say. _
The W-ishinglon, Baltimore, mid ol uer
papers which have published telegram*
stating that 1 Ince Manchester election olli
eers were on Friday sent on to the grind
jins of the I'liilcd'States District Court ot
this district, Will leam something inter* st?
ing concernin. that ease ff they will freed
an arliele on the subject to bc found in
anclbei" column.
R. A. C6RRILL, Ksq., is universally re?
cognized a- ore of Hie best lawyers in Vir?
ginia. Read what he BB] I as to the appoint?
ments of collectors rcc.--ir.ly made bs Audi?
tor Mabbrt,
Wt pnblisli lo-day anoihcr thougblful
article from ?*Justice*' on the subject of
nu Btate dciti.
We- have received i pampblel whose con*
tenisaie told in Hie beadin.-, "What Ibf
Southern Fertilizing .Company bas been
able to Ak . uipiisii for the Prosperity of
toe Floe Yellow Tobaeoo Beaton, both In
Enl irginf the Demand for its Product and
in PorfeetluR thc Quality of tbat Product.*'
We rejoice id tba soet**eai of all snob enie-i
j)i"i.o*?. _
Th tioulhern t'lantcr and Farmer for
December seems ii? bc a good No. B, s.
Sal NOBBS. Richmond, editor.
?kew Kooks.
Marston llnli: A Stoty Illustrative ed
Bout bern Life. By Rkhyi.Cakr. Kan
Vork : a. W. Carlton & Vo. 1880.
For sale by J. A. Yanchy. Price St.."id.
Scribner's Monthly. An Illustrated Mas-a
/Hu' for the People. Conducted bv J,
U. HOLLAND. Volume XX, May, issn,
io October, lftSO, inclusive. New York :
SCRTORXB & Co.
Tbe volume before u* i* beautifully
bound and handsomely illustrated. What
shall wa say of D*CRIRBRRfB success, or
lather what shall we net say of it t Scrib
ni r's Monthly bas -.rosvn'in popularity
until ns circulation bas reached tbe incredi?
ble number of over one hundred thou?
sand. The merits of thi* magazine have
commended il to popular favor. We re?
ceive it regular!*1 every month, but there la
such a demand fair it that WO always tum
it over to somebody connected with this
office. We arc, therefore, peculiarly please,I
io receive a wlfble volume of Ibis excellent
periodical, bound in a Style tbat make, it
worthy a place in a library.
And here, too, is .Sf. Micholus: ScrUmer's
Illustrated Magazine for Roys-and (iris,
and which i* so ebartolngl* conducted by
Mari Maru lumen-;. This is thc best
childi en's periodical in tbe world, sse
)ndge. Ii bu** un iiiniiciisc circulation in
England. Ic.docd, so speaking ara it* illus?
trations that sve don't know any reason
Why even Fiance or Germany should not
order fl large nuRBser of copic*. Certainly
ibe ebtldren could read the Illustrations,
This also is B bock fit fora parlor-table.
Bot ll Hu se books fire foi sale by Messrs.
Woo nil oust: *. Pa KU*. M.
P. S. Spiritual Songs, ireiitioiied on tba
outside of the svrappei', did not come lo
land. _________________
tliis?.f\ ??, 'I'HX.'t'ertilleute-s.
NOVBRRBB 17s WO,
Editors Dispatch : Enclosed find an _?*_.
Ilona] from tiie Amherst Enterprise, wriiten
by Hon. Bobeii A. Coghill, winch presents
the delleiquent tat set ion of the Auditor in
ii* true cuioi.; aod I beg its publication In
your paper, so Ibal it may go all over the
sine. Mott <'f your correspondents bare,
like our pails rathol lile*. gotten ibo wrong
View of thi-* trick: 1 am Hie BUtbor Of that
pan .et tbe i-iw aiKborlslog tbe Auditor t >
place the delinquent (isis in the hands Of the
"ullicei-v" cited "in the act, anil Auditor
Taylor oin gt d it, bein** incapable of dodg?
ing or doing wrong knowingly,
C. T. Ssh i h.
Publish tbis along Witta the enclosed oil
iiorid. Nelson county is propMlac to in
diei Mi-s, y's collector in score* or c is. * in
plain violation of the law, even undu Mas?
se j's plew ol it. C. T. Smith.
f/iom the Arnhem Ku,ni i.e.|
TRA BaRVBBBBBpRORRBfStAB Auditor.?
There is fl provisitir in tbe BOta of 187(S-'7!' for
XUe oe lb dion of unpaid dclanepi- ni pt rsonal
(BR after it has S.-cn so returnid bv thc
treasurers, lt is not a xv sv lass, but In MUM
form has been on the statute-book linc
ISTo-'Tb'. It was amended in ls77-'78, and
still further amended in 187S-*7!'; but so
hrBfl ibe powers of the Aud tor arc con
cerned the two last act* are alike. The act
[?cottons Sf and 85J provides tbat the Au?
ditor mav ai.poinl a collector of ?' ana ais of
laxes," and may allow lo him a leasonalilt
conipi'tisdion. to be agreed on before the
service is commenced, and approved by thc
Executive, and authorized tm- Auditor to
take bond vs ilh sureties for tee discharge of
!be duties of the office by the officer so ap
pointed. Now, this section applies on Rs
race only to "arivais of laxes,'5 which is a
ilitb rent class from ??delinquent taxes," lo
winch we shall presently paiticularly refer.
?? Arrears of taxes" meaDs the land-tax.
which may be paid into the Treasury
through tbe Auditor, and it means also ar
rea.raj.es due for preceding veais, and un?
doubtedly as to this class of taxes the Audi?
tor could appoint individuals as colhcois
and lake from tbem bonds for tbe discharge
of their functions.
The 29'h sec'ion, however, provides for
(be collection of delinquent personal lax
for tilts fiscal year Just lermluated, and au
tlioiizfs, the Auditor within sixty da>s af?
ter sue*, list ts re tm ned (which was on
Hie 15lh of June) to place such Int iu Un?
hands of BBV "rli'difj, aciueant, const a-,
ble, or collector" for collection. 8aid p
??officer" to have tho mine power to dis?
tress as treasurers, and shall account for
Hie s-.me os treasurer*, and the u sure?
ties" to bc similarly liable. Here tbe
"collector" is disciibrd us an officer, and
one who bas executed un official bond
prior la ibe appointment; and nonunion
iv li Rivtn to thc Auditor by (hst section .
to take a bond from him with sureties; t
iud under that scctiou hu bas uo authority
to appoint an Individual, but must art
point a sberlfl, serxcanf, constable, or ?? col?
lector" already an officer, became under
ihnt section he has no-au?hoiRv to make
him such by taklin. lionel Iron him. Thc
word collector there applies tu ?c collectors
of arrears of laxes " already appointed, and
a* tu svhoiii the Auditor ls empowcrol !?>
mike appoinimcnta. nnd lake bonds and
require- sureties. If such colb'ciors a- these
sse a ? appointed, With the approval ot the
K.vecutive, Ihe appointment* svere valid;
but If indivtelml* svere Hms appointed.
Without bavin**; eXeculee! bonds BU
ihoii/ed hy law lo bc taken by
the Auditor, then tbe appointment* aie
void, ss well a* Ibi DS*B_> so taken. Now.
why did not this fall hit ss official appoint
s'letit.-, *cr?_eants, or consialiles to dis
chat ire ibis cinty . and why did he appoint,
as he did in Hus c dints, uiier?v incompe?
tent men. There* was no ncci-.-*iiy lo ap?
point any one, iinsmiich a* the cipitaiion
lax was in process of pivnienl tbroogb
the e'erks of couris at no rRpeRSB nut a
par tint, lei tue Stute, and by ibis at?
tempted ap;-..inline (Rt he entailed 13
Ott ccnl. toort cost. Thc anssver is ob?
vious. This sven- not appeiintiel brtOBROfl
they were respectable ann rSBpOBSlbtC men ?
men who could no! be u*ce| as tools to ftVB
-receipts irittiout payment of the las tn
negroes and not call upon sv hue men., rbi*,
and lhi-** only, ssas Ihe rca*on; and sse- an
in formed that in ibis count v receipt* Wet*
given without date in some in*t.inei I la par*
sins svho Ind already paid their lax and
had a receipt, and in other tote* ta BMfl
svho were not assessed in this couniv, Inn
sv hose tax ss a* due in Nd.on. Such a pi-OS*
titution of the powers of an ollb-itil (losilion
lo such ba-e ti-cs i? db paralleled IB Um hi?
tt*. V Of the St .al e.
The si.iti- Hetti Vo, R*
To the Editors of the Dispatch :
Will Hie creditors of the State, in order
to secure a fair and final settled.en! of tbe
debt, make reasonable concessions*' I am
sure tbey will. To the exieut that Hie
.Mcculloch bill was accepted, lhere Wits a
concession of an BVOnRB Of thirty '-three md
one-third par cen!, la thc nte of loterest.
When the -"o-c.illcel Ro.s-Hamilton bill WBS
introdiict-d into tbe House of Delegates lasl
winter it was stated upon the authoritj of
those elalmloR io knosv that tbe creditors
WOUtd accept tba piovi-ioiis of that lull.
If so, a further reduction in the rate of in
lerc't would be conceded. I think, there?
fore, I am warranted In tbe belief thal tbe
creditors ssid in ihe future make, wbal tbey
bave Indicated In the past, reasonable c in*
cessions for tbe purpose- of makins iii n snd
stable the basis upon Wbleb their seem i'n s
rest, Theil what concessions should they
make f
Nt. Th ere should be conceded PB Ihoir
p:u t a lower rate ed Inten st on all ehr-sacs of
the debi. The holders of (he peder bonds
snd all unfunded certificates "f debt will
aol hesitate to maka tbe concession. Bot
the holders* of tbe funded coupon bondi
should also make it. Moues in the public
stocks is nd nosv worth more lhan :! t" I
per cent. If the credit of tbe State ssas
fully rfSitablisbad lbs ould pul upon thc
market fl 4 per cen!, bond, and vcrv l ion
retire every lionel now outstanding. Tins
is one of Hit* nott poteol lessons not only
why the creditor should coocedo tbe ie
tlut't tl ian-of Interest, bul wbj tbe btate
ami thc people should secure a satisfsctorv
icu lenient. Wltbaeredil rre^tabli*?bc*_ and
-tate bdids at par, it svill he svifhin Hie
power of lin-stale in fl few years lo retire
its present indebtedness bl fl new luau for
nie pin pose, I hereby letting rid forever i i
the com plications of tax-receivablecoupoos.
This cone salon sbould also be mule hy
tbe coupon bondholder, heeauie hi* bond
reprcseats capitalised Interest lo the extent
of about one ibirtl of tbe bond, thereby in*
creasing thc lotcreft-ttoarioft fund io ibal
extenti BRd wblle virally Ibe creditor i* en
titled to tba intere*! upon ibe enlarged
amount* yet winn ? proposUion for Ooal
adjiisiment is Bade the fad that bis iii'ti
est was capital;/ d is a strom: equitable
c lOSlderation for B reduced rate, it sbould
bo granted for tbe fort ber eoosld talion
that when Hie ti ti a I settlement is made the
vallie of the- bond is greatly entranced, and
its ready convertibility into moms at about
par svill be secured. As a basis also foi*
-.ituititi, temporals loans the hood* sveuild
become much more valuable, *u lint thc
amount tbe creditor abates in the rm- of
Interest will be mora Hun m ide up lo bim
in tba locressed value ol tbe buuel.
_d. There should be conceded on tbe part
of thc errtllt'd" the righi of the' Slue- io ex?
empt from the operation of the coupons %n
much of the Slate revenue as is mer.-, nv
(and declared by the Legislature So jo be) to
defray tbs expenses of ihe stan- .'ni'in*
me-nt economically administered, and so
mud of the Slide revenue a- ha* been bs
tbe Conatltution set apart for public schools.
This concession should be made because
ii is right in itself. Governor BolNdsy, In
vetoiog tbe Barbour bill, *ai.i the ?*? ngbt of
the State to so much of its revenues as ara
needed for state expense* is a truism,** or
?.voids to ihis i tl'ect. A* to the public-school
fund, the gRaraBtees of the Uoostltotlon
are throwo around it. Bot tbe conceislon
should be mule bee.dl-e lhc public -etili
menl of Hie stale demands ii, and, until
made, agitation and discussion in the politl*
cal arena, unfavorable n> tbe st-curttv* will
be kept up. lt should ano be in nie beCSOse
ibo revenue* of tbe Stale, after tbe afore
Said amounts arc exempted, Will hive an
amount more than BOfflclent to satisfy tbe
coupons noon the retidjosted debt Tbii is
manifested at followi:
MU.fr 30.000.ooo
c..up..n iel* rest al .1 (h-i cent. 000,000
Btate cxperMei. 900.000
Patti c mTum.Is. 600,000
Total Slate r. stun-. -J.Cud.olin
leavins annually for tbe redemption of the
lion-inteicst-beaniV-" eei tilicBtes .-:;oii,uiiii. 1
think I have staled the State e.vnin.i-ac?
count and tbs publie-sabt*)ol fund ratber
hil.'!.er than thev really should bc Thc
businesj af the State is noss Improviogand
Its population increasing, so tbsl sse uris
reasonably hope in a very few sen- for an
Increase In lbs revenue of the Mite if the
preaeni rate of taxation ls maintained.
.'bl. The righi of the Slate io tux Hie
bonds held in the Slide, for Stale patpoori,
at the same rate and in tbs same mode as
oilier property is taxxi, sjiouid ba eon*
ceded.
The tax thus imposed svonM be very
small. At tbs present value of Ibe bOBffa
i; svoiild amount lei about twenty-five ceatl
in the one hundred dollars. I.e** tbaa one
third of the deb! is held in Virginia, and of
tbs amount lu ld in Virginia more dian one
ball is of the peder or unfunded class. ?,,,
tbal this cone.s.jon ,,n ihe pan of the bond?
holders would be really small in amount,
while the BdrantJge lo thea cunts, by atop
pius? Bgitation and reiieviog it or wbal is
LMlled an BtMtt-OUfl exempiiun, will be vety
UM' at. Of course the State lix will be the
rudy one imposed upon tbe t-onda*
ABOtbar eoiiees.iiTi lo de mule ?I do liol
knosv that it pert-tins narticnl.rh to the
hondholdeis~i> the rigid of tue people at
tbs polls to nitify or reject the plan of te
adjustment propi | -il.
Tba people areai to demand Ibi***. Ba
inuch has laen Bald to them about thc im
positions preetieed upon ibass by tba Dills
heretofore adopted, that in older to make
he* settlement salisfactory and Iii,al, and
?any svith R the popular sanction and
pledge, let Hie vote be taken upon ihe bin.
The people, in my opinion, can be trusted,
md will do justice.
It is charged lhat Ihey ure ripe for repu?
tation. The chaine is worse than au in?
justice?lt is a slander. Poid icbms and
place-bunleis may pleach repudiation, Iud
their followers will be few, compared ss Uh
he treat multitude of honest yeomanry
who desire to know their dilly in order
.bat they may do it.
Then I say to State, people, and creditor,
Jonie, let us "reason together "?let us ad
lust and settle tbe debt, and thereby pro
note .-really the interest (rf all.
The 8tafe, because she has no credit in
be money centres ol the world, is now in
neHt danger of losing all her interest in a
me of railway tvorib one third of the whole
lebt ol tbe Slate.
Were she In coodition to negotiate a tem
warv loan of la.WW.iOOO she mi.-ht save to
?crself and to her people ihe Atlantic, Mls
ilsstppl and Ohio railroad, destined to be
tome one of the most valuable lines of
ransportatlon within thc limits ol the State.
If space permitted 1 would enlarge ujioa
thc mutual and greit Iwneflls of a prompt
and Jii*? settlement; but my article ls now
loo lona for a "dally." Perhaps st aime
future day I may recur to this branch of the
subject. Jmwnom.
-_a_B*_
fProtn Hu. e XOcig., Trli.iu.t-. Dei cm I mt '!?]
The Hun. John 8. Wi?e, who was a can.
did.le #or Cungifss in Virginia on lbs He?
nel.lister-' lick-l, and wa* defcnted, ss i lilli*
tu a friend In Chicairo, fakes a philosophic;,!
and sensible view of IRS situtiiion. Hen
i* s\li il he ww."- three weeks afte-r tl.lee
lion :
IIuhmomi. N's.. November 21.-De-ar Sir:
I fully Bgres wnh you iu what yon siy
?iliutit thc fotili-hness Iif |ORK of our stump
iprekera In Ibe Soutb, I believe Bamptoa
and tbal. Ilk did U)"ii- t" solidify the North
ami defeat lluue.ek (han did Uta whole
anas of northern speakii*. I! i* a pits
fluab nun wera not fcilwd ir tba war, a*
long BA ive Ul ike a solid > ililli 3 *olld Nott tl
will oppose ii*, and as long ns ii dues. is,,
are whipped. I was in a -Ulall svav a Con
f.fl.-iale Midler, and while I would not
st ult itv my ric ard for the wealth of Ind. I
am v\ i111n_r to tool leeward sod Rot back-*
ss,ud in politic* and -erk Using Issues,
aee-eplHig and ignoring the |iast. 1
think Hampton svas fl f.ie.l when be
sail ac ss* rc " lightinir f?ir Hu- BSBM prit uv
jiiew lorwbtobwe fooghi under Lea and
.laekson." It is not irue in tens .cii.i'. We
foii'.'ht for som lu rn ind.-p* ndenee, Bud f-.r
*'isers Hilder H. I would not tight for
either again, and would regard either tts a
gnat calamity lo our people. This" I am
sure is the sentiment ol nine Is-nine BUR*
clit-drhs of our people. Yd tin* foolish
speech wsa banload all through ibe North,
and nthfr* like it, and roused the* old pas?
sions of the North io Ihe pom! of solidify*
ing it and ddeafin:. Hancock. Hod help
Hie suuihelT) pertplc! Tiiev don't .utii t"
hiv rense enooBti io tat ip tbemselves, snd
have nobody i Ne to help them.
John s. Wis*.
?clAKItl At'FI.
Worrie*, lu RastirlBe, Tess.. Novmtier BB.
ry Rei -r. I,..I.,i?-. I). IL. Mr. A. 1. OWEN,
ot Kiehiiie.il '. V.... aiel Miss NKI.I.IK III e;e.!\s.
ol' l,\.ognw. Kv. *
1)1. k 111*4.
Dil el. ill lill- (itv. ni SM o'.-'oct- OD tl I morai tig Of
UM lill eif lirn-iii'**-r. sirs. VHP.IMA BROWN,
r* lie-l llf ||,r |i|. IAL_ Hr'.M.i.
||. i i'm h. r .1 ivill*BWr place tr an thr < .r.ire-*TH-ft
Uei.ti-I i linet li '.il .V|it\|l s V. lire nil>-i- lilli. Il 1 I
O'ClOt-k A. M. Ile 1' I'rie'.'els :uii| Ilii.-e ..I ll' I.lr.Tl
t. rs. Mr-. Mn Itofl aii*l Mr.. HBtCtJC ORt arr nivdc.!
teeilite-llll.
Ultil. OH UR) lue.mil.I.' e.f *!ir Ti IT Vol lil'ri .
1 a-su. al ni ? rc -ut' ncr, bi A< comae e oanhonsr, ( r.
l-l.i*-ll B. BROWS, lui.'rot Mr. Rot. Thoms*
\ ll all, "f I.* xiiwf.'ii. Ks . in 'I Mr . !.?
s'?..kr.,"i Kit iiinmiti; oget serreuij reai .
Hie ii. iii dil- elly, it, ce nt' * r 2 i. srn-ra llnsjerlDB
Hine -s. Slr. Il fe ORO*. VV. W IIB fe: LEV, in Hie tit'v
lir.t se-iir of bis .arc *
Di- el. al ASP.Idea il) III' r.'lll-Tl e.r C ' -| I', it I I li*. "!l
tia -.sh ,,i November, after i iirotracted lilac -
h. tr. ROREHT H. l-KATIfdss, ut ibe seveu'y
-Ixllt s.ar "!' Iii..-ur.
' I tie ( I) inTi ii".I .- .iniimiiiI'\ .h.'aili a fri kl lo
liv Um .Ii a li of 111-)." 'I 111:111.
MONUMES I.M. < HUB( ll (Kev.
.1 I,. , SUM. . lre.se.. 11. _**_, pr'.ri.?-UH.las -el,... I,
ir " v vi. e lim-. tb?M .ruin. Ki rice, ll A. V!.:
even I na j<rs iee. 9 , P, M.
tlKe I INt'S.
'PUK MEMBKRS OF ST. Al.-"-?/ 'jt
I i:s\s ROYAL ARCH eilvl'TTi:. A
No :v.V :.r re 'jue :"1 lord ei.T ;. i it. <f ? ? ...
II e.f Ul. ir < ll (lite fl Si, \|| a,,. Hall.*- ''-TV-*-*
c.nice Thin and Maui *tr"t-. MONO AY l \i -
KING, ein intuitt.ai 7 o'clock. S'i Royal Arch
Ma "iis in _.''.?>') - r 111.n11?_? ir.- nu neil to tit. tod.
Hs oi I- r.,r tba M. fe. H".li Culed.
dc .VI I*_ S. H. .(ACOHS. Se-e-re-tatv.
MASONIC NOTICE.?-The stated _ft
...iiiiDiini.-stle.ii of IIKMIll e, UV ION yCjrf
r-eni.t. v. ISO* will lake plot* Tiiis'sr**
(Monday) EV KN I VG al M.i> Halt, oo Tsvrotr
illili strrett.ai I o'clock. Merinbrrsof lister J.<? iirt-s
ansi ii:iti Kilt oretiu*ii ia ??..; itaodlDf arrfratrr
i ails Invites. Hs e.-d'a of ss. vi.
VS 11.IT AM SS I l.st t\. .,, r. tars.
liKe-RMi'.FR fi. A. L.6880..A. 11.1886 -I- ."? 1 >
OOCtETE FRANCAISE DE 8ECOURS
sj! MIITU.s || ni; RIKNBAlSANCE DE
RICHMOND VIE.?La r* onion mensnel e eJo eulie
s. ti. it- uni lien ? M"iidi-.ilo Hall, ce mir :i 2
beana 01 e'einir. T on- le. itiiin H|-.'rr> ...nt pm- d' e r>
pr**t-*t-ata.
Car e.relre dc V. A. Kvsii.it. Hr.-I.I nt.
I), e ol.l'VliH?<.
tlc *t-U Secrttiiiii .
Nation si. Hwk or VIBOIRIA.)
Rtl IIMDM". V S.. Ile ea inf.. | I. I 680. I
'PHI. v.NM I. MEETING or THE
I s,-|-in I'Hnl.liKI.S Ol' Tills: CASK sslll ba
britta' Uk- oa ii H. ii .bouse i i'i- 'SD ss. .11 ii n:i ry 11,
I rsM 1. Rt X2 ..Tl... k M. J. Of. I.eic "K Wendi.
e:c .j-^asstd_C a-l.t. r.
VCEDICAL COLLEGE OT VIRGINIA.
fe. Ll-CIT ON Of PKOPEt*80R OF BCROERT.
A iiicrHiiit of ihe RoRrd ..r Vl-lor- of Hil. In-tit n
ti .ii will be in-iil at tba e.;..i on WEDNESDAY,
nee inlier IC* tb, Bl 1 o'el. .V, lo lill the Chair Ol
siir?fiv. roasted hs ibe miana! ton of I'roft-s ot
llii'iiiiK. Hs oreierol lion, tl AX I s I.SUSS. or. 1
'1(111 "I tn. Itoarei. I. II. Will I E.
nu ..te.."lol s.tir.':irs'.
NO I I< K ? The eleventh aluin al meelina
..I the <T(ie KIKH.IiH!. kV THE HEB
i 1I\M- VATIONAL HANK cik l.'le il Vl<'S I.
trill be ii'i'i ar ibelr i.-ii'tti.-iu.u :? oh t li-.-has. .
.Human ll. i SM, ai l*i o'clock M.
ile4-2 .ss i .1. |;. MORTON,('t-lii-r.
URAMO sk ni l si:v'. mi nt:.)
1 I 14 M SIN -TUM I. '*
nu hmoho. I).? ratter9. !..n. )
t*|**HE GRAND ANNI' \l. CON- ,
1 VlM.'AltuN OE THR ("RAND HOV- /*
Ai. MU ll (II Vii li: nV VIKetlMA m't
I) he'll in M. Vl.aii. Il ill in tin. ens <,,i ?**?****?
lill KSDAY. lllTl ''as i.i lle.a-hi,. r. |..o.
Hv circler otf Baili ki. M. H'.ssman. UrandHlah
1*1 li. WILLI WI H. ISA Si -.
.I.- - tel_Grand -, ,i. tarr.
(illAM) f*H Bl t SHS '. I'll le I )
1114 M st*, s i ni i-1.
Rl( IIROBP I ???in. " r '-'- ism). )
'I'lIK GRAND ANNUAL CO MM I'- f_
I Mi AllflV ul "|i iTtl.'WIl l*nl,<'l'^_y
OH' A. V. VI S-"'\s .,|" VTI'IIMA sslll |../Sa1r*'
I. i i ai SI. Allum- lltti In tinselly on MONDAY.
!>. .? nd' r IT. Dst*'', bi ci ..Y!..ek |- M
Bo vii lion win tie e.l mir el until aller Hi'- Grand
I,>sl to li a- he cn e.r..n./ -.i and opened.
Hy omero! Pkyton 8. * oils e. rand Master.
WII.I.IAM li ls s Si s.
de Z-td Brand -. rn lars
BU IIMONU. Nrveil.li' r ?_.!. 1880.
TiJOTICE.?A GENERAL MEETING
is or THE -ri-.-e i.-im-1.--, in un s|,,( k
or THE nie ll mond AND ss i> r i-eu\i
TERMINAL KAlLR'AY \M? \VAREH(?IT.-E
COMPANY si ei in-ii* it ti i hr.,in ....I- ss ii im \\
G or loo.* over Ibe Planters National Bink, n Jin
.-ns ..r Rlrhmooei,on ile- BTH IisVoK Ida K3I
Bfe.R,188U,al IBM. .1 all's B Davis,
T. M. LOGAN,
.loll**, I*. UR>,N('H,
lt Kl TON POSTER.
in. fl l-(tl ('..nulli -.1
V''1 '"< '? I** HEREBY GIVEN I ll a I
-.I th ANNUAL Ml I- lIM.'o! THK .'im K
iioi.i)Ki:s or un me iisiom, and alli-:.
t.ii a s. v c.vi. ROAD COMPANY ssi i be held al
the rollin ni)" Ofllce. I .Tell III 'iel. Va . on de ITR-Vl
TUSHDAY (bein, be 7tbdayj of DRCKMBI ll
NI X r :i: ls "'*?'<?* k M.. i .1 'the imri??-?? of >? rc -
lui ii Board of tBreetor*. io lenrt* for "?*- j ? ar. and
the truis.ru.iii ..I any other buslntsi ibal mai lie
i)|-> llt'lit ra ?fm f 111- ll), rluij.'. fe:. II. I.I I. SMI.
mit,."ju t of Um Rleliin<mei and Aili>*inii> Ral i"i'l
e'e.iiu'aiiy. ii"*Jtt-t'l
Kl i ii MOM) IMO 1) sss ii i I I ts 11 ii'iini le sn s *
nu BMOsRO, v a.. Nos. Batter 8, 18B0. *
'PUK ANNI AL MEETING OE THE
1 s |ll( 'Kiln!.Di* Its ofe' Tin. RICHMOND
ASH DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY wu!
br bet. ri die i.mer i.i' ilc- c >iii|.:tii>. r'.; 11. r'a Bank
and 'I'.- it'll s>r> ti., lu tin- ells ol dinon, ml. on
Wfe.ll.MSDAV, iN-eeiiil..-! Stn proslflio, at 1J
n'clocl M 'I be h oks i ir ihe Iran fer ni loch alli
lerclo-e.l tr..lu Hu* 18 TH !\sT.\\ I ll J li al i r 11,.
? las o. mo ilnr. I.'. BROOKE,
ik. 7 2 tss-_w_tltil Steret.ry,
_ P.Xt | KMION-4._
pXCURSlON TO Kl Keri: UNDER
THK I'KRsoNAl. IHKKe TToN Of
( AITAIN W. N. l!l!A<di,
I.ATK MT'nilMI SHIM nV HIV. RU H
MONI). KRKHKRK KsRlTHi ANO I'eiTOMAe
HAll.l.oAl).
TO Lfe.AVK NEW VORK AllOlTJlNK 1ST.
This trip svill tiiil.i'.'ii-r a si.li to tin- fc41ov*/ts*j
ein-' : Kunian'!, fe'rance. sytn/rrlaiel, Hals, tbe
Kldn-, ,*r dlsi.il, sii*t tlifftrt-nt parts >>i e.. i mans.
Leas mir New Yora ell) in a Ur-L class Meainshin
nur nany svill i-unl al l.iincloii .ir i.ise r|"> >>. snit
aili visit l'.*ri-. e.t neva, nu* Lake* or Birill riana,
("a-ile of ( lilllon. Turn. (.ema. Pisa. IU nie. Na
?ties. Mean, ?.lonni V.kusTn*. Pam pell, riote*_ee,
V'tnlcr. lake- e ano. I.utt-i nt- llt-rne. ttale, HttDSS
Linra. Heidi*cur., Mus. i.e., and will sail ISO lui.es
dos* li vin In mn lu * Rlnii,- lo ('(.loflic, an.! will prtr
i-rcd io Bru **T? am) eli** Batt*sa>l*l ol \s lierfsja,
Anisvt-rp. Lille, Calais. t-p*>luK the I- ii|;:i*B chan
nt:i io Hov. r. MsinTie- ur feel'i.h. r< ii.'!., ind 1.U.
itiw. Thi rouiuT irln from Nea York ruy wHlt-ai
tirae-e sh .ni iiineis tits -. '
I lull soon have* reads for delivery lo uti'"et Isa
? a i'uiii|.lili'i nlvinK Tull partlrulari -. to
tarlee of irtp, tneeudnit sll t-xja'tise. sui the olijreta
if .iiitr" i in tarli place to Ih* visited. I Iso na BIS* of
he sieaiuers nu wliKu Hu- |t.riy tvl'l brare*aSsS t*>
.uru.
IVi-oui -vishiL-B lo loin lids party -III piesse rom
i..ii.I. air willi (Jan SIM W.N. UK AI.e.? ?
No. 10H llroid .ireet, BWhui? "> '? "B.
I". S.-Cs plain Hu auc ia pre-naite) le. un-*" *hl?
trip ci**clanv intere.ttiiK frouilvaviu. ttf ntl) ?"''ia
?vtr Hw; -shale- rome._ eic 0
BOOK AJiO JoFv^ORK NVATL ?*- M
rt Ul'Sli si tba DIHPATCB VUlNTlN-*
Rt*sT_ssfs
?*!?*?? ia*. ***'*t is ?**
ftyorit new PL lt cn ASH*
e e.HKV B8OTBBR6,
n r. V | R .
Iii Hie- lil'tory of Our i dViii.lim, nt. have rc-dncHon*
In nearly all kimi* ed'frooefj BBSS more al)s**tole snit
.ss. < | \,-,f Dian Hil -*ason.
.MeiNDVV. HF.i KMltfeR ?TI?,
will h-anoth i (.HANI) oiMNIMi DAY with us,
winn ire alli exhibit ikon-aiid* e>f varloia* new
.?e. ii- ibioRflbiRii sit ("tu- eh p i n meat*.
Th. i!i.,roiii.di iiiv.iida.i. iii our rc cut BSIOBB" * I
will he gerti le* om tinlroDs.
Cou.nd ))iir Inter st, anil baS*SIS you pnteha -<?
el.ewlur* i-(iiii|'.ik; cur prices.
Ill lldelilie.il. Wt .hil*1 e.p' ll a _UfW
: iioLiDAV e; ions
Irpaifnidnt, lu sslileh we lias? .pared r.otldiiK in or?
der |0 make' B Most illlni'tive- display, liol emly of
oriif.ii.i-id il l)iit a'.-o ol' useful .uni serviceable ir<?? ll.
Anion/the many AT III Al TI VI". KAI!!' A ' N*-.,,.
BROS Viii: Sll.K VKI.Vfe.T* at kl.7*1. lorin* r
lil ire of which ss.i- *.T.."U;
BROCADI sll.K VELVETS at *}:VU>, I'.rinrr
|lll'-e*.1 ;
COI OBED BROCADI VII.VT! tl 68.12* fomif
lirlc* *H:
!) pb BM BL A! ff SILK-VELVETS at 7.*>.-.. Pmpm,
llor tOSJRSllty (.'eil' rally s<>|,| at *V| r,o j
au., g pie*u BILK-RACE LT0ME8I VELVETS
.'tl lil'.st RttraC 'isa- ; ric .;
our piirehae eT'e.sa r'...ur e-i wa of DRESS coo!)-.
ladara sad niosl ?!? liable sbadei wa has. ia*
? 'I, and lull I ll a! tat |,,tv priers of lu and
ile a rard?tbe pries of tbe ebeapesl latonfl
lben mp h ? " "; c.:
l l"t HI.A* K e A**HMERE*t al 58c, Un former
prue e.f nhl. ii bau lr eal 75o..
I AM v aad BRIM IDE S-ILKS at 19.60 I saul,
(.rater pr! eofwhl b bas teen over B4a yard;
SUB VII sll.Ks bi (,;,,., u s.ti'l. I"., ninr icier h.TC :
1 puces i'd. se iv s.ATIN Nhthlly da_aa_ed by wa?
ler) al Boc i 'n'i, rained af fion |1.80 (*>
? I SO a yu. :
SATIN Di-. MER*s i.ll.!.! I \ rd 11.60, ronner
pm-.- |2.75i
COLORED BROCADE MLES ai BSc.a yard, for
ni' i prii i *r I._'" :
Al-o Nov Kl. I V DRESS GOODS al one half Ibelr
fount r raine :
si-', a lane nock of ItOSIXRV, arnon-* which s*. ni
be found i sample lo of 180 .!? sen full, n ralu
mode MlisSI ?*' HOi?E ;it 27c b pur. Ihi
oi' which |. from -ir, to v*.'.e. .a pair;
. 1.1. h. iv nock "f KNIT UNDERWEAR of
.?oi descriptions ai n duce i prie-e s;
.'.ii di / ii li.sl /I -ll Isl IIANDRERCHIEPS al
1.','?.. forme r price, f whlcb balbeen.17! ??:
st* o'iri lau- purchase In sll.K KANDEER
f;r\*BEFi* in . fed 'ni ii ? ti. reduce pr Ice son all
the sn ri* ea iiuslllle-t;
--,<) doa n LADIES1 ALL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED
ll SNDKlT.e lill I . :,' Sr.;
I'i'-s ct- "i 21 " I sen il I.NDKER< III!-:!
i i-sptl. ii- af i c price
A lanie pnrcbaie of I SDI A BU AWLS al shoot one
hair their saine;
Also 9 (SEALSKIN > se i>l RS at #185, the lo weal
S due of st,;l. h la 1285' a!-.. T al fr. in ff I.". IO
1100?the - j..."'! BreconslRDedtons bra maun
Int ur < ri
Also, tn close, tereral rUR-LINED SILK ' [RI l -
LA BS at co i;
SST- shall idoi il'., i a l.ar-'e I'd of I lifllr in si ..
I. Vi eel RTAIN9
_n | |tces I'd. ve K sit.K CHENILLE FRINGE nt
4"c a yard), former price ".v. j
Al " < edin- "iM T iSSELS al reduced rates?TAB
-I ls iel 'i ' C. re ellie el Ile,in _5C.J
Iii: TRIMMINGS in m. s ui.'is de liable ty lea;
v ran omi..nullity t.. purchase RRAL LACE
coons |n HANDKERCHIEF'S md NECK
NV K VI." ni' s .'iT.?i. ins.- 'J. ..-i iiiiioiis ;
1 lot .1 180 down l-.-.-l'.oNI". ADJUSTABLE
< oksKT's ai 7rs.-.. nie RRcral prte**? of which
is #1.26. elr4-sa.sn.VW
UT TIN. GREAT RUSH stn.I. I <>.v
TiMT.s af
THALHIMER BROTH I Rs
501 Broad sibbi r,
ss li- re Hies bars j ? i - f ope tie T
Ult. I. IRQESTrHANDSOMEST, ANDI HEAP
i>i kim: ok
plain;nil BRO( \ni.n silks,
sA I INs. SATIN DI". I.Yon, WOOL NOVELTIES,
MoM II. e LOTUS, < ASH M E R ES,
VE1.VE18 and VELVETEENS.
i .hi wei call pureba dal Ihe rt ccu! lam
uietii'ii -aie . ami win I.,* -.ii.i n-asrdiess of Talus.
lira.i tin inn- of tooti wo will display In oar ?in
lows llld - "ir .ll'- COmlnfl ssa ,-K :
12 pieces < 0 LOR EU SILE BROCADI -
12*60 :
IS piece) COLORED SATINS, all tbe newihades;
-1 pieces COLORED DRESt! SILKS, 76c to 'l.."n
ir, piece 1*1. se K s \ 11\ DB LYON,all prlcei:
19 I't'"- I'd. V< K -VI INs, 7.-, -. |, vi;
13 pieces BLACR GKOS-GB vin BILKS, Including
ila- bes) bran la manufactured, 9th. in |3 :
ll placet BLACK BROCADE sod PIGURED
?silks, -fi io ?/:! 60;
li pieces5-4 NOVEL*] ll - ' BO i
(1 |n..es..-4 AI.I.-Wool. PLAIDS II t" :
sse ait oil'.lin-- tbe - - ? tba***
fasds;
e.- l.t.,-, - i OLORI D ( AHHMI m -. _?:,.-. *o il.
(Ve hiv. ni ? legan! lier of COLORED CORDS .m.!
T'AsSi-i.s, BUTTONS, RIBBON!, an.I I KIM
MINT. - f.i mach lin :.. "I .
HI.Ac K GOODS ld I-SIM mist
?un,in (- ii. ed a ni ebcapesl line 11*
goodall baa ere* teen mir plessare to otter,
-.;..ve K' kUHMEBESfr ? IBe. "fl ."?(';
ILACR ni: \i* i?i: i a from ti..:, i..T_.:, \
:i s. K l ssfi-i tum Bl '. i.. 61.25 :
;i se KHILK WARP HENRIETTA from fl Io#2;
tl. ve k MOMIE e I.ol lt from 'ju.-, to#1.25 ;
ii. se k ? B si-i: ei.o'i il f.- aa25cto 70s. i
ILAOKMOUAIB ALPACA from _6c. D75c.|
IL S( K BILI vi t.Vi I- ive.rn *i to610;
tl. \i | . KA PEA ii".i "-I i" **:.;
H.Acls CRAPES IN in KHAN! frstn .1 t" ??:{
ile ..? an- extra che ip sud i? ii g ?"i>;
ILSCK sn.K rRINGEB. PAvSRAMRNTEBIR,
I BOGS, .T.oAK-a.ooi-s. IABBELS, m.sits.
OR NAM fe. VI'S Ar., seri lew,
W? h ts. tl .. Ju.t r-.a Ive el on .v-ti.i-.'uni. ii!
, sun .- I L8TBRB. * LOAK8. DOLM n..
AND I AC KKI's Hann lol'. 690,
Don't lilli t i vt-11 our pi.ic U-toie p-.uaTi.i
re jiuarnil., ti* and .?*a'>->l"u?*tititi.
M pit..- Bf lln.se .pl. min! sACKINT.- SM'
l.s-n.i; e I.oTlls timm #1 t*> 65 Jud i">i?el,
tlikh we wi.I Ih.' plflBBI d VS %**** I" "ur frtumls
?iel cu l.iiie... A!.o. an iifkr^aii! Un..- of RI 1
roNt* to malt li RtSfOrsaaT* s*Sss*aSR*saf ihe- alan-.
i ii si HB6RR uuoTTiurs",
501 Bi es< alf ass* ass ass ""Tull urssl.
1.9" WE RAVI A-V EI.EUAXT LINE
>Y CAKPKTS from Bia, to ll 2b, wT_?n will psy
olooksl. Also, lit ASK fe. l's, I SI.Ko eil ll.'s.
ATIITK. QUILTS, stlAWI.*. sKiltls, LACK
:CRTA1N?. e TCTAIN'-NI IS. RRO ASH I'lL
.OW LA! K, SHAMS, tNDfeKVS fe Mt, 4c.
Aa wt* lu vc 11-ii.a* store, gootl !l|lit, SSBbBI tl gund
ludtiullie clerk* and cheap k tod*, wu ate shlf lo
ttveour(RlBaBtiSavery ailvantace.
TIIADHMKr. BIIOTIIER*).
5i.i iirtisiirjintt,cstrnrrof ru>h..tic-tt,
UH 27!-u.WitStt
?sSasTssSSSJ-B-BflflB
NHECIAIi SJ 1ST I IRS.
ajs-TIIKSALKOFAssifiNKK'-sfifii)!)-!
AT sycle BROTRfOR*4
WILL (-ONTINI.'E (NTH, AVTER THK
holidays.
W.- line a -e. HioiivuiH of ne? )*ar_-_lii* lo our
already larre- Mock sulla*.!*-lor ILnl.lusi PIIL
SfNTS.
800 CHILDREN'S c i.OAKs. huid-.o.ii. ls trim
nm J wldi -in. ana plu>ti vrlsi-r, ra-ttTtng from
64 to 612;
ll n I I.-Ti Hs for ladles tad ml--'-:
'88(1 heiief onie L A Dlr >'< I,o\K-s aed I Xii, VI A N's.
B50pi?-ee* in ac K RAAHMRRK-Lupln
0 . d ?lw.ii.lit _; a t-.r. ni i,s ,?,( ,,,
i?* 11..-edi.ip at a .mid .olvan'-*-. Weare winnis
io eompart- these um A- wub au? in lbs* eil*/ in
rerssi-to arter*, amf tpiiiuv. Biwd) ijtttRrInter?
est, .'.iel ' Oil -sill *riv>- neMirv.
I.', nlee.-t IH.AI'K SAI'IN fr*.nt 7fc.ts61.66 l-er
s niel ;
21 piece-; HI, MK I'.ROt A I ll-T I s || K and SATINS,
Imml.e.rin* IIM-M-S, 'reeen *| ?>;, ,,, *yt 7;, ;
io pie... BLACK Sf LK * A*-H__EKE MALAHNO
sad SATIN in: LTt?N from 90r. ta *!.'_?>-_*>
ncr cee :. '. -. than t-.rm- r prir*--:
TURNER'.! li' s| RC*CK MOHAIR rsiRMBd
flora ?")?) '" 26r,fj
Handsome nm *.si,o*,i Bi-trdaced from IStstofc.;
miii i.r.-.r at rroaa lu io 18***. 11 r" -raid;
80c.ao.-ds r*>ihice>dto l. ,.-.'
In cur NOVELTY I'I'1 *- GOODS we li ive lau'e
grun deduction*, lt.nt fe- persuaded to ih r
(li ise s.nir IdlV e.) too*, before sssibsj SYCLK
HI.'" ll ll HI*". Thev hat. toni ri ,,ir, -r'.<k*.!
s-ld) ro el- al hOttOIR lr If...
LYON'S IH.'e ie 'ADKDMf.p V) I.Vfe. I'at *-**? worth
iii. si k sll.K PT.USHat62.A6 raslvslas66j
960 plc'-Did III.K ss ll.TII DRESS GOODB re
elm- ? Holli T.I t., li'. ,.- per sm- i ; ?
600 ei../. n ALL-LINEN IOWEL8, (MM fort hims,
I. ellie- el I p.Ill n'i f" I '.' ?'*. !
1,000 MILE I! VN OK l If. HU fe's fr.,m -_OY. t..
?tl 70?a s r-vclai irlic Ina for boHdas rn* ? rn-;
rr, un rr* m. ve k sii.k BRlNGEfrom !(???. (*?
-. i :,i) p. r yard;
V'-'.. ml !.i KPtKESan ' TASRELS;
In T v ld. fe:-1. in fe. n ai,.1 napkins ne has.' a cu
la rac a.-.o.-niie ni at u-n I Is-n tim el | ) II-. -;
A full line of i vi: Pi-ls.
DRUGGETS.
RUGS,
MAI I INCL
1. vii: e I'RT At NS, and
VSTNDoSS -s|lAnfe
aRBOH l.a'i'l:
A special sale for tb*- next I birt v da vi ol LADIES'
ami e.l N I I fe BEN'S UNDERWEAR;
l.ari-r taite s of KaN. Y ARTICLES Mutable for
e briilmos presents,
de .,(..el *V( LE inreiTIIKHs.
LEVY BBOTHEBS
HAT- tl'sr i-f.t || I.I.
BLACK OROS-GRAIN SILK ai ?">"?. * yard;
A fall lin ? f -Al In-- ;i (non t rle ba
BL Al K sud COLORED A I IN ni I.Yon ;
idrfe.-ss DRIK Viii > In pal * rn.:
I..!.! .. \s i BRODI RIB VfcLVET;
DRESS GOODS of all i|uallilesan I of lbs late t Im
portatl no 80
FLANNEL IN -VEB1 I OLOB.
'.' UK!) AND UNBLEA4 MED CAN
KLAN Ml .
I WILLED ANu -il .KER PL VVNKI..
I'.I tl
no 30 LEVI ll OTHERS*.
l..\I)li:.-' ME KINO VESTS, both
ss lille snd scarlet:
LADIES1 MEBINO ( Mii:i:\s , si: il i eon price
Gentle men c in lin l i impl* c line i i I STIER -
ss e.:. R, ia both White and Searle!, .*
m. du I.i v", BKOrilERS*.
LLOAKISG3 IN UREA I \ ARIE
TY ? au n >w be bad al Ll VT BROTHER!*1.
irani ?
" l I "'I lt' ? '.I SSI ll ;.' - l| Hu- eh,,ie, -I
rason. no SO
' LOAKB, DOLMANS, ULSTERS,
.1 Vi Kl Ts. SN!) e ||;. | |. .BB.
An ? '? Kaili :i.(nil I . nauru!- coi mos
ll Ino aol LEVI BROTH! Ri*'.
?BE THE CHEAP
fe V N ( \ I: I fl lt < ' N
A 1
i e. io i.i vs, BROTHER***.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
I N
HANDKEKI lill -'rs OP EVER*! DEsI lt I IT ION
s I
no Td LEVY BROl HERS1
BLANKETS CAN BE UAH \ I
LEVY BROTHERS'
at much i" ie.sv r. |*ul ir pi Ices. Tbe .
LARGE STOCR OB COMFORrABI
luoSOj
JULIUS MEYLB & SON,
001 * m. 803 BRO sn STBKl i
bare just opened .un.dir lanre ks "f LADIES
ULSTERS from auc:lou al extraordluar) !"*v
prices.
I FIFTEEN PIECES ALL-WOOL
HI. s. K CASHMERE ...ns 35c, Bl
ir. j.; .li ldl . mi YETI .'. SON*.--.
* . JULIUS MEYER & sun ARE
i.N'e.l.|s|| TWILLED < ISHMERE, sll
lt tl--, al I- jc. no n\
THIRTY PIEI ES ..-? TAI BRO
CADE DRI KS GOODS I Ulna al 16*iC. il
no26 JUl-ll **- mi v.c I SON --
PLAIN AND IAN* \ < AMI L'S*
ll sn; ULSTER el.oms in Immense sam'y
ii rn 61.26 wp at
m.-ii I VII V I I.- fl ?
I. .DIES' LINED III: I"!' DOG?
SKIN GLOVES :
CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES.all ihacles, il
lio.ti .1. VII SIT. | -? S *.
! ll TV DOZEN CO LO R 1. I)
PREN! B-WOi I S ' OR. I- il 28
no 'id ?'. Mi v i i: \ i*0
IMMENSE BAROAINS IN BL *< ls
andi <d Dill I) *v mn ni. Ll ONS snd Bl ki ls
BRO! VDE SATINS '
.1. *.'? . S'S.
NA VI BU K. I? Uth OREEN,
ind ItRoNEK H. a.NNl i. -t l iv.- il
no26 ?'? B Vit: s SO
SPJ CIAL iNi'i CEMENT** OF*
. .; sn i:IN', i nih ins l si.-.
GENTI I Ml S S MERINO 1 S n I :: ss I. v ir
i lill.lu:; S'S Ml RINO t nih l;\s EAR.al
I. NEVI R .*- SON'S,
no '.'e'.-t' el e."l sud e." t Br ... i I
it Mi (.oohs. Ar.
*j.\\i. MONEY r.V <.(?iM, TO
BROAD 8TRRI I.
ANI. BUYING Vol Tl i \N( v AND li"i -i
Kill I*-.ul'* Ol
Si EV1 Ns.
?Jatlj openlni ber-eslas tauolii duri-** lbs
i-vnni : s
i l: lill !?? a l NM: \M Kl i.n-uh
I'.allllrs.l ?_'.?. 80, I.r'
fe.s-fe i.- aad i S.8EL-PB nu* :i.
i i* RI NET PICTURES, PR-tMIRKADE I'll -
1 I | I - ??: a'l gi elr. and sis!*-.;
tiiiuu IILVI R aad ENGB vv ( D
i i:v-i si VA-K-;
( vi.-n-sT v n!?s, piala or tRf-raved, la
rle: >;
CAsTmR-s Oe.in lim liiirrthlV 5 I*.'.tlc Bril u-.d. Ot
IMkCttte 'sire lo Hit- t-i*-nutis-.-!ia-. .1 -mi ?m
.. uni 6-i oti ie c a.tors ol ta** iTi'.ietii psttsaaa;
U'?s SsiIf- ir: PK Kl.fe. s A8TOBB;
! AKfe-slANIs, sMtll'c- IT". ,81 i.AR.|Hr-MI>,
HfeUKT-sl \\n>. 1'sV 1 llr.K-DlsllKs, isl Ul
.nil., f I vr.l.fe. vii.Vt:u;
A lara*-a--'*r.i.fin ed 11N SKI s. ..ll Um elasl
teiSM. ssnli svall |vrotrcl..r, or IllSSISd Jan ll
PRlHlRi In a c ii F.at* ri ii -.i/i Bl t J
Alic, fin- loMMHN slUVli.HT .1 VI! ItTB eta
His '."ss pil.-e;
Hai.<l* SM COA_*TAfs_l ami eh'*a|, BOM
lire, a', tmlloni pile -;
Choice Ott iain.I., ll eHAVIHtii Nfe.T -, lind*
some RAVDaWrS, *nd I'ttlSl Kt* 0)
lil,. | Hill ett-IS r..ni|> tlll.ill.
Tlit?%rt'-ti si i*r< lu* hern laktju elurli.K tin- pre
still purchas*- a^ to Hie d it-rillt y a uti dura hill ty of
itooils, smWlln; ilrlvtt-ftt aUeuiton p*nl fra RR* la*-*rVVfj
ssuul* aud tastviof our tia'ri.iis, ind sss fwl conti
tkiet (hat our cud.iiuvr*. alli llave ihsi advauUgc ol
thc* srcatcsi varlvly ap*| 'owv?t mjf*o*t n\ ts
po 30 STEVEN ti",
r.
__.__, 55fi3f_ft Mrrirr.s.
I '" N. *v K. MITTKLDi.ifi, ,,
ton received a lai** motAmt Btw i ,,.? '
M'-.orih..hoi.*|,1i. A,,i? *,,?;.,,., '"
tn. nrlv tf(.
_._ _ _ .._ '.'"-V*,.- .
i_rcloaks, holm, ;
-LOARING al and ?* , ?, ' *%,i
da6-8a.*f>ttBa p.j ,* ,,., ,
|_r CA_U?ET8I I _| ?!?/;, -? ,.,
AIM'KI - || 17 . -,,?ii,
I.T-f I- SI 17''. vs tit) -. , ...... .
16. 110.67, 66.66,6(
e. hi'lrf.Utisli, flic Ksy,
ll I
tat io.k-s woods, ? i _j K ,
MERER.
ILA* Kc A >l I.vi Mil
duntosi on f..ni" i ,
iLL-WooLIII. Ve Kt m , | |
pries *??'?<-.;
?"I COLOKI n - .i,iv. re
'LANNRL& BK*.SK| ,. *,|xVl. .
MIHI-?*..*. , , .
... .".--.. WAfkn lr . -..| i I . l
HOLIDAY i.'Hilts, , iifj,;*!
t:i si \ i -.',., . | .
deD-sii.vv.r.-).! o. ?. , -,-., ,
It" UNWB-rTEAH |.,u i
HILDBEN.i ... XTLI st: N
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RIBBONS, lp HUES, I. ve I n
NOTIONS. Rt ( ross,PRIS
Sll K and LA! ). I ll --
sll.K HaNDKER! lilt-1.
VEILING.RALfdOR vl.s.
Ht) I'-sKliiTs. Rt s
?I- .'. 3u.W.r.Sa is. .* fe. mi i i
,- I MAI NN.'Ir.N SHIRTS
ss on!. kl;
Rt I ? '\M - ? I* ? ?
dir.;
lo Vi *. i; i.o'i i H '
.Mi STU -. PRIS I - life li-TH BIN in
VltVff-S. I.INI.II VS; , i\ |,,\ l/l v ... '
sllfe'.feTTNT.s-Jff.
si vin-- . .1 - vi *.u s. i .,,
kim;, rail '.nts il
ll. A E. Vi i I I I
?'.: 7
[Il i/l.l li IIBOI HERS,
bub into.*, i it'||
VS . t ive it.'m ' ?' '
V Mt-. -VI) ST*'( Bot
DRf**aj*H* AND t | iisfe. TRI '
"in 10 ta 1
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lim', ssa".. :' -1 ii'.' fi.. ?
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e
I . hf Mt]
itlRtiON. silk- . * | | |Ss. t, , , \ | ,
oNs. ?,,... v.
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OLD Pl. .TED n ss KLItl i
rulsb. '?'.
i s i i : ?
als amt .1
',
un i * t (.ut j""-, io ?i.
COOTS*. Siln* ? ',
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m
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liol I V! I 1 '. I 'lt I I I."' ll - S NI) -ll
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s. noe I, <i||( ?! - i
. lill ll . ??
SS VI I Ti I Nldl S- , dl"l *
?SLIPPERS, s VNll.SI - IT
III NI,- *\|i 111 LS, lise.- .
( -tl! ail I if Ile el.
I lu ladles kieos Ulai ? ?
.IA. oi: MW. I S( ill si \s .
(;<)7 Broad .ir., i,
Mils Hie , ? "? '.sst'
* lu ri
is well a * lu - ? i
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STIOI .
la Usa -*.si ir
city. *
* LABOR, ANO MON Kl
?
nil N GO AT ON ? VMi i.i I s
*
PAIR "I l li"-) i l i ISR sll.
SS \ * ts -1 * /.'. SNI* \s VI'KI Nl-ll S
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in ? 1st.
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?ttti lol .al. !?" tn '- ?' ,*..-*
pl i;fe. int.Nt ti bUUAie
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Wm AND VELI -'*-' ***
ol ai.il sci ?'? *

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