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CHARLOTTE, N. C, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7, 1882.
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OUR
OUR
1883.
FALL and WINTER
s t o c k
or
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, TRUNKS,
Valises Traveling Bags,
IS NOW OOMPLETE.
It has been selected with unusual care to meet the
wants of the Trade, and to give mem tne
BUST GOODS MiNUFACTUBMX
1882.
) Laaies ,&enis 5 1 o
FINE BOOTS,
SEOFS AND SUFFERS
A specialty. Our stock of
Traiifo, Talks and TraYeling Bags,
IS LAEGE AND VAEIED.
HATS gSiSSS IHATS
- IS COMPOSE OF THE
Bfsl Ms aefl Latest Styles of
SILK, STIFF AND FELT.
Call and t 7 th Old Xatabllshed House ot
Pegral
ill ffi
o.
dec2
30,000
-WORTH
-t -
J
THAT MUST BEJ
CLOSED 0U
ary.jst, ,1
' ..4 UH'il.i t'l
f1
ilillJIJ
883
MM ARRIVAL
OF-
New Goods!
Another let ot those Beautiful 811k and Fur Lined
CIRCULARS,
WALKING
JACKETS,
DOLMANS, &C,
PER EXPRESS TBIS MORNING.
We haTe a handsome line of
WOOL PLUSHES
In Black and Colon.
Xrerrtblng new In niCKWKia Ask to see oar
BLANKETS.
we nave another trir nt ttwiwdutit
r jrau UB na 00 convinced mat we
nave the most rytmnuta nrvv nv. .- v.
n"o I T. L. 8HGLK A fTL
1
o memctoe has tnet been discovered which
Kyo MiUjrand surely in such cases aa
&Tsa thousands erf Ures.
AVIS PATJT KILLER Is
5?wv?X1S151?n has been before the
rUkt tws 110111 TOluntai7 tsesttowoiaia
tJliFiB&r household nrotOr for
JSSL-w.J21p?fitwSn-seT yews, indhT
l known It to tag to T curt
L. 8. Obooiik, WilllamavUle, N. Y.
fty yew I have need Paw Kir-ura, and
Hare reoeiTad ImmwiiitA ww u
I her tost recovered from a wry Severe cold.
which I have
relief until I
nad rpr some time. I conld ret no
""4 um i tried your Paik Killeb, which
i .ST?"' Kautt In my family for forty
TSh,? have never known it to lui lUagOK
Lfvm, Waynesboro, Oa.
I began oamg-PAxtr Katn tatty family twenty.
?Fpra Sffoand have Med tteverBtocejuid hfo
Crof H Y Ploe. BTNv. Drxa,
oopln8,-00e?' nd, P013 14 Is the best
J.f22.el9pp1 nP ?d oomrider it the bet
rnemfltne ever egared QmoioorMMWilmimituti,
ttHoe-waa so taflamedl MnldieeMelr ewaOow ;
Mi ioSl 4Tlecl to tzy your Paik Ktllk. ;
552.Jf,i5FJakin lew doa was completely
eared. T.Wrunraoir.
nr. wajltoh write from Coahocton : Tour Padt
KrxXBOTrM diphtheria and sore throat mo alarm,
mcdycreyalextt here, and haa not been known to
faa toja amgla i tostance. Xhia fact yon ahould
make known to the world.
jelub B..IUSOH write: My gon was taken
VioiBnay sick with diphtheria, hih fever, i
chako many children havf died her
ffraidto eall a physician, and Med yot
, anaoota
tdrnridan. and trieA imr Tin
Wedwwdar hta throat was ctear. It til a won. i
Oerful ODMLABd I wiah UmhUI V km. n .K. I
poor mothers who are loatogr o many onfldren.
For CMEs and Fever Pin khxer b
no equal, it cures wbra everything else falls.
Delays are- often dangerous. A bottle of
Faih Knm4n the house Is a safeguard that
no family: should be without.
idruggista sell it at as soc, and fi.oo
per bottle. . ' :
PERJlT DAVIS A SON, Proprietors,
Providence, R. I.
eptdtwseptAoot
THE JEWELER,
his just Rxnmino tbom thx worts.
FINEST, MOST SELECT' HOST COM
PLETE and BEST ASSORTED
STOCK OT-
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Xrer displayed in
NORTH CAROLINA.
' CALL IKS SIX
Dectilc Appnirtet' srr aatitsk SODiyt Trill
TO MEN ONLT, YOUnu OR OLD,
"TTTHO are wfferiafvfcwm Vssvovs Dmurr,
W Loe Vitality,' Lcr o Kaavs rosea an
Vioos, WAsriiro WKanraaaaa, aa4 all thoe diMaaee
of a Pbsocai. Matomm e Itlag faw aimi and
Otbbs Cicuk Speedy seUeT aad aomptete reete
ration of HAi.Ta,viooand KAmooa Ouitimn.
mum duooverr or tfeo Hineteenta nntnrv.
HnnnruiiniMnnBpimDWi;
Y8LTA1A tELT ta.rCAgSHAlt; tlfSH,
v.r tint m l
i tJ it M
-s , ssj j jui
FLNB flPOBT INNOCE2CE41Ui
. MENT,
ail tut m iitiofoa i-
iJBiU37it ll I ,
Jf onihUtPd season tickets fir-J!rfi5lyi
aucaser at (at unk, of 8. J. lrrr. - v
Diphtheria.
HUC. JSk -i:
iNst nff f tTin
VirflTTTI
BOai
'jr. wurf'1
Hanesen
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Last Session of the 47th Congress
-The
' Scene of the Opening
Democratic
Intellectual Snpremacy--Gov. Tance
Says, etc., etc.
Correspondence of the Charlotte Obse rrer.
Washington, Dec 4. Washington
beamed in its fatherly way this morn
ing; Congress, like Monsieur Touson,
had "come again. The city 01 mag
nificent distances is as happy as a big
sunflower when the national legislature
isia session, and, therefore, the longer
ine session me utsitci.
There was the usual attendance in
the galleries and more than that on the
floors of the two houses. The Senate
seemed full, though of course there
were a few absentees. The North Car
olinc Senators were in their seats early.
On the same side of the chamber ap
peared all the more prominent Senators
except those from boutn (jarouna: .ua
mar. the crreat orator: Jones, the florid
constitutionist from the Land of Flow
ers; Pendleton, tne gentlemanly; Ba;
ard, tnebusiness-HKe; 1
Sauls bury and Garland
strong array. But the dauntless, elo
quent mil is sadly missed. Across the
main aisle there is literally no rival rv
in point xf talent. Edmunds, their most
veneraoie, is tneir only great Senator,
Anthony has experience, Allison, re-
spectaomty, Logan, lung power. But
what can we say of Cameron and Ma-
none wnat of the long line of nobod
les wno are not even boss-bargainers ?
Exclamation point, as some one has
called Mr. Ingalls, on account of his
pnysicai intangibility, he is far above
ine -common nerd," by which he is sur
rounded, ; It is a singular fact that the
brainy men of the Republican party
hare left official life that party which
boasts its Overshadowing mrtt.nro in
every department of human endeavor.
a President Davis leaned over con
fidentially to make his communications
and-8mple"a happy, luminotis smile.
JDUltne Oride isn't herfl. And thAv sav
wen. its none of my business: and
uncle Davis is large enough certainly
to
nave ms snirt buttons sewed nn
without foreiflm aid.
Over at the other And
than the above ocearrences, somethinjr
tuuie buau Lwo-Lnirna nr rtiA mmher
heard the prayer of Key. Mr. Power.
xnen ine dun speaker in - bis thick
tonguea manner opened the order of
ousiness. ana tne national circus was
once more m progress. The opening
of an old Congress is no great matter.
The groove is read v. and all thine
move as they have been ordained. Ra.
side the admission of three new mem
bers to fill vacancies there was nothing
notable done. These were Hitt, of Il
linois: Reese, of Georgia: and ShAllnv
of Alabama. Hitt succeeds Hawk
Reese, Stephens and Shellev. himself.
the election having been sent back to
the people on contest. The queer spec
tacle again was presented of a
northern! man takinar one form
of oath. and two southern
men an entirely different one. T.ike
Sunset Cox, I think the test oath should
be repealed immediately. In the Ala
bama case. Chairman Calkins of tha
Election Committee presented a memo
rial against the swearinsr in of Mr.
Shelly, but, as he asked no further ac
tion, it was referred to his committee.
The petition of Caine. claimincr the
election as a delegate from the Trinity
of Utah, was also referred.
As usual a uumber of bouauets
several of them very handsome graced
the desks of Senators and Representa
tives. The scene on the floor, especial
ly in the House, was quite animated.
The Republicans tried to take Demo
cratic chaffing in perfectly good humor.
i ne nanasnaKings were very, cordial,
and the voices though contused, cheery.
The Democratic lions, of course, were
the leading candidates for the S weaker
of the next House. I did not get. a
glimpsevoLRandall. but he was there
in the midst of many friends.1 Carlisle
was welcomed on all sideshis care-
seamed high brow indicative of the
deep thought he is giving and has
ways given 10 puonc questions, lie is
a great favorite, esteemed for his fine
social qualities ana noble intellectual!
ty. Other men may win by their cun
ning, their wealth or their demaarocv.
ouccess comes to mm oy no questiona
i-. ....
ble means.
W-V AW
uown in tne surge one can see any
number. of prominent Democrats-, s,ome
Of thetn fine specimens of physical
manhood; Blackburn, of ' i Kentucky,
Evans and Richardson, of South Caro
lina, Armfield and Cox, of North Caroi
una, venerable Singleton, of Mississip
pi! miss tne tan rorm or Hooker ,
Martin, of Delaware. Then among the
smaiier-iramea pig men the courtly
and able parliamentarian McLane, of
Maryland, who advocates, like Diocle
tian and Charles Fifth, when there is
no call for him to retire ; the supple,
versatile, nigmy-gutea uox, rresh from
fields of European travel, where he has
picked up a thousand and one oddities
and utilities ot Ufa and literature.
Across the aisle a most conspicuous
figure, somewhat less rosy and far lesp
of a rollicking room than last season;,
sits not struts up and down with his
hands in pockets, as of yore Robeson,
of New Jersey, owner of the marjpn
tte in the Speaker's chair and admin
istration leader. 4 .
With long strides, ambitions, leathern
lunged Haskell moves about but not
half so lightly as debonaire Found, of
Wisconsin, with his brilliant profusion
of beard. Reed, of baby face and pon
derous body, is remarkably quiet. .But
bid elephantine Horr waddles around
the Republican side, slapping backs and
shouting his clumsy joy at something
,noell$wiina frrj; WJjattuVes he
care tor a Bourbon seat or two since
the ides of November? j
i ; TheeeatD RepreseotaUvftUpdeKraff
was draped, and the chaplain referred
suitably to the funeral arranged .totakb
place to-day;
In both house Sthej report . offthe
tariff commission -wi presented, ref ei
red and ordered printed. The proposi
tion in the Senate was to print 20,000
copies. It is very voluminous, covering
orer 2,000 pages,, .Contaary.Jta .expects
tion, the commission recommend a gen
eral reduction of 85 per cent. The fact
of the appropriations committee re-
ortng the-Indkua bHl-enTthefifskday
f tb session Is fisiaerMfaVofable
sign for promptitude in the appropria
tion measures of the session. !
The telegraph will give the congress
ional routine, including the. kttlsUntro-
ducedV of wbib there weriaeintor teh
f tfeefieftate and -sy larger number in
the House. i
Allusions to the recent elections were'
made in both-bouses to-day, and from"
different sides.
Mr Edmunds, in the discussion of a
petty biivremarjcea in Ais coia,,pamp
kin Die style, that there was reason for
supposing that there was considerable
di8sausiaeuon tnrongnaut tne efmntrye
aboavlouethins!!0 'jetetfyifcfoglthat.
Congress had done of late. This was
acknowledging the corn without wait"
ingto be i forced.
When the. order was renewed for:
consideration of the civil service meas
ures, Cox of New York, wittily con-
muueovrtoo? ttepne(ieBstBauuiey.
ad at iasluwakad raliiing.
sense of the necessity for reform In the,l,
The message.
lartre share of
of the time of; the tw
leading points, together..
hnnnAR. ThA landinir nnlnts. toirethi
with the suggestions ,of &e seQretarie&J
as emDoaiea in tneirreporxs, uaye oeen,
teWgrapn(r aiia ' will iWFDeTerjeaiefi
riAm - . ' - - - - 1 ,
,,Tue documet; like nearly, alj jjinilajr
communicauori3;i3 laa.ions ux &w
uaZttVLi first pait, relating fo.fojr-
one paragraph, as it might easily nav
been and the pruning knife applied to
much of the - remainder, " the. message
would have been the gainer. Pity some
of the Presidents do not imitate the
e-runt.ivft of the late CiOnfWlArnjittr
whose State papers and addresses were
models of brevity as weu as ot felicity
of expression.- live newspaper man
could take Mr Arthur's matter, and
nnt in one-fourth of the space rwithnnt.
the loss of an idea. And then every
body would read it Aa.it is, it is pretty
fair message. The position on. reduc
tion of taxation is iuwe aavanced than
was xpectedV : The condemnation of
Jayhubbeiism sounasvery well, but if
tha President had been in earn pt in
his utterances during the campaign.the
assessment plaa could -not have wrung
as much money 3 U did out of govern-
ment employes-.. . c; ..
Everybody knows who Morton Me
MichaeK Well, his son, .Col Clayton
HfoMichael. has been appointed District
Marshal to succeed.Henry, removed for
. -1-3. :U Cto. UAnt. : - , "
Jake his f atner, uoi jucjiaei is pro-
nriflr.nr or iuo. J. uuauvivma. ivrtrth
American. As the President "cannot
Iiknli
to arise over the removal of Henry, the
commission was made out and the new
officer sworn in .before the meeting of
the Senate. In order, jo it is gaidto give
Mr. McMichael mor time to become
familiar with Jjis dutjes, the Star Eoute
cases were not nroceedAd with this
morning, although the Drosecutiori was
ready. . 1
Senator Yance says tha$ some of the
con-
AlnHAn laaf iitaaI. if 1.1 i '
ing. Heradei not wish'td Thave the facts
prematurely-published: that is. in i ad-
vancepf the regu!arpJ5cialr?poTt.j But
he hesjtateigpot, ptatithat a iraat
deal of 8C0Undrelism has. . been . daveU
opea, and at no great cost to the ,3ov
erameAt. , ' .' H. .
a-.
, .1-
Real Know-Nothinrfsm.
Phlladelnhla -T
The census statistic hf 'm: ;'
the United States coma to hand inat in
time to do servico in thelmpimling
discussion and struggle over theities-
vm. auvuausiip uio lubemai taxes.
Senator Logan wishes to raisin t.h
whisky tax imeVdistribute its nrnoAArik
among the States far educational pur
Poses, .HeUas introduced a bill to that
effect, and his nlan is RDnnnrtMt hvthn
Philadelphia American, and favorably
spokeft of By many other papefi. There
are sevei;ai distfceji'. measures" before
Longresa iavolyingiiaUojiai-aid to
education. Some of these bills propose
to set aside certain rfevptn
for educational DUrDOSes: on nrnwiriaa
-for a direct appsopriatioa of U00a,Cj30,
w ieu mong.rMSNTatea? to Ibn
pToportlon of th ilTteVacy in each. In
the discussion of-last session. t.h Bfnti..
ticsfi67(wererthfl latest rif53Hori in.
formation available on the
illiteracy in the United States, but hist
week the results of the invesMtmrfon
xm this-subject made for the tenth cen
sus were given to the public.
Of the fifty millions of people In the
United States in June. I88f). if. nnes.n
that 36,7l)07 axe ten years of. age and
upwards. Jffo account is taken Whether
those younger than this can read or
write, as is asstmed that whether
they can or not thev hav nl
time to learn. Of these thirtv-RiT n
millions, 4.923,607, or 13 4 percent of the
whole, cannot sead. and 6.239.95R. or i
per cent, cannot write. Of ,the native
wnite population of the United Stat.
2255,460, or 8.7 per cent, cahnOt write.
Of the foreign-born white persons, lfi
per cent cannot write, and ofithA nativk
colored population, 82a878, or 70 per
cent, cannot write their own names.
x-ennsyivania nas28,0!4 inhabitants
who cannot write, a denlorahlv l arm
number, though but 7.1 oer nenfc of it
population. ;i Of these 123,206 are native j
wbite8, 86,775 are foreien born, and is -
o colored. Of the fore i?n- horn, is i
per cent cannot write, and of the celor-
ea population 27,1, per.cefltifaliin, the
same category; The census reveals the
humiliating fact that Pennsylvania has
a greater uumber of persons who can-
uuh wme man any other one of the
iormer tree States, and a greater per
centage than any except Rhode Island,
wmcu uaa per cent, JNevada, Cali
forma and Indian a.7 Of those who can
not read, the true illiterates, Massachu-
sens mases a worse showing than
Jfennsyivania, the former having 5.3
jper cent of its population who cannqt
read and Pennsylvania having bnt 4.6
per cent. Colorado has 5.9 per cent and
illume isiana r.vper cent. The order
ot ignorance then: amorto- Vrtrth Arn
States, inability to read being the test.
io xwuuue jLsiana, ..weyaaa. California,
Colorado, M4stachusetts.Iodiaiia, Vet-
mont, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Illi
nois, jn ews uampsblr, Connecticut and
New "Vnife- t.hn t.hroaStataa loo-
wP-V paravin each.2 per cent
nuu i,auuuiiou. vrits native wmte
poputataon Pennsylarta'feas0 12308
wno cannot write: TM8 WIS per cent
of the popuiatdon of schooJ age, a better
suuwing tnan is maae Dy Colorado, In
diana and Illinois or any f&uinerti
State. v,. " j
The best record is made hv thn RtAtk
of Nebraska, which has but 3.6 percent
of. its total ;.poptIiation of school age
who cannot write and 2 5 who cannot
ma a A T 1 i. a- n v . . . !
xcimi. iowa uas B.y per cent wno can
not write and 2.4 per jcent who cannot
read. In the education ot its native
wmte DODUlatlon MaHstthhnsPittjj rank
h first having but 0.7 .oer cent whA an-
I Af rt'- - ..v
uuu nuw. juuueuuuut roiiows wim a
per cent . -New Hamp'sntre and Nevada
nave eacn -1.1 per cent who cannot
write j Majnnd' jlinnesdu, hartJS)
Sir cent; Wisconsin has 2 per cent,nd
ew York 25 per eent'jtt,, theotber
end of, the tdll'are the olttfeltttmates
yujmail fnrfitgn i nnrn pnpniaMoit.
j.ntwwri ajercentaf e utii&m
53.9 per cent Of the total colored nnnn.
tnatioti d ic1rdol;Bge ih Misliouri,9wiT5
I per-cenUr Geonria Ot tmttv white
I Illiterates Norh Carolina has S1.1 per
vju i w iiu. uauuu b vftiisi jl enn essee, zijo
tJfir.flTif.? ArVanansi 9S K rw oonf .
bama, 25 'per' cent: Geiorgia. 23L2 ler
cent.; Keuthcky ' 22 S:f cm j'Xo'ui.
iana, zz.rper cent: faoutn iiaroiina.. 22.4
per cent, . It is doubtf ul if any, power
less than national ; will be able to'Tift
this dark cloud of ienorana
H6w overshadows the Sooth an
the census reveals in such ata
f vf v VlUUO,
The Goteraor Grossly Misrepresented.
following: Governor McJEnery's action,
in telatloii tqi the thirdr;district Jiave.
been rrAi'inU1hu'fr1.'.1TA Tina
tseeri charged'withfusing a xertifi
caleto Kellogg when: la' fact Ihe, Goy-
etnor on ; Tewi9? . ACklenVprofeslC
vl raising .uie.queswon "Dr. . jeuoggra
igiouitymerery suspetaecl.theacUott
allow Kellogg to iJresenr his" statsv
tnent Of law and facts, wblch as done
un monay, anw qnUBsaay.CerT,ia
cate wasfissued tollogfefheiuea
tion was raised on&weekiro and wm
ttldwi thiday fellowlflnhrflttmri
8ninJTlTrtoslfTefi1fsl
cive4 Bhowfbii teauslt of .Yenns fa be
r.at :.fmmmTM
.ttStWP
Wugh the roWs.; At
narvard
Jerta1satist6oreaUoiUi ,
'wetem&Ser Successfur 'obseryationa'
InscreUOnaOf yo ne'-yoas'.ve&knea early da- I.
iol .etus'yoa, THUS y CLAiSJW IlIb
rreat remedy was discovered cy a missionary tn
Booth America, Send a self-addressed envelope
to the Est. Josth T. .uwa, iaUon D, lew
Totltaty. - -
1, I aoDolnt to an aa interim vacancy whii
arris, oockreii, I the senate is in sessiptf without waitinff
it is a very 1 fn- ,.n.A,m. nn nnrt a fterhfTs
wblch
I I
: vessels in Distress.
? o .LONDON, Dec. 6. The bark Maria
Sophia, Hamburg via.-. Plymouth for
Wilmington, jn.C, has arrived off the
Isle of Wight, leakingand with a loss
or sails.
The steamer Strathmore from Savan
nah for Bremen, ashore at Calandsoog
Netherlands, has lost her rudder. Part
or tne crew is still on board.
The steamer Peruvian has been
noatea.
KellocgGets His Certificate. ,
1 Nbtw ObijIans; Dec.; M special ' to
the Times-Democrat from Baton Rouge
bjb me uovemor alter a patient ana
exhaustive examination of the law and
f acts in the Kellogg case has given the
Certificate ; to 'Kellogg In accordance
withthereturns from the third dis
trict " ' " -iS ";; v ;
Opinion ot Emlaenl De, R. S.'suattrt,
. Presldait Uarrland HosnttaL Baltimore. "
ila?en8edColden's UavHd Beef Toole for
u year. oomoines ins yrrtaes of food
55i5fl?ie "aitabl!r( and, -I am satlsfled. has
rai iiwmBiB7 oiner meaidne would falLf
wunvutuqc ua.puw, coiaen'a tass no otner.)
"IVhatTTomen Sbonld YTse.'
w mo lesnui Bmienng, dot ranter s
einsOT Tonic makes me, feel like a new being. I
areatramedj. Xrerv woman ihoold nse It
Mra. QABITg, Ptttabnrc.
mators grayness STOided br nslng Parkert
Bate Balaam, (UsUjwrutfiedlor lti etoaumeai Tand
M oihf Btkittf Pmdrt ar largely
duHwatrt with Alum and hfktr km,!
Aa beta kept anchangtd in a its original
.purftr and tiirmaih. The b$st eridonce of
' it tafeif and s fleet irttnst is th fact of
tts having recti red thb highest testimoni
al from t hp most eminent chemists in the
United States, who hare analyzed it, from
its introduction to the present time.. Ha
other powders show so good results by the
true test the TEST OF THE OVEN.
IT B A PURE FRUIT ACID BAKING POUtfER
-MADB BT -
STEELE & PRICE,
oiuoago, at., ana tn. JjOuis, ju.o.
i of Lmalia Tuil fiom a.. rlWa HnMlal
VlaverlaK Sztraete, aad Dr. Prl.'i Untqui fntmaem.
lotltrtea.
'We do hereby eerfifti thai.
rangenumtt for all the Monthly endSma-Amtual
ttravnnm Qf thf. louiaiiuan. RtjiL rntf swu., t
Iftemgaven, and that the same are conducted tmth
ncmestv. fa&mtxi. ana tn nvvt wa
Uet, aadw authorize the Company toueelhis certifl
ecae. Munfac-sirnuts of our signalureg attached, in
tts advertisements."
UMPBKCKDEjfTED ATTBACTIOPf !
OVBB HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTE P.
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Lomaana: State Lottery Company
frporatedln i868 f6r25 years by the Legto-
ltorJd?Jrtclu,rttabte Purdoses--cacttal
ofSljOOaOOO-lo which reserve
fond of $650,000 has ilnce been added.
By an overwheunms pOpnla vote Its franchise
aBpffi
JL?5fi2Si?!iOT Postpones. Look at tte)tdl.
owing Distribution; ' . .
. .. during wbjch will take pteee the - '
r JLSls CtrjanAAIomtliir sua Use .
i U aTBar.4xsT v i via .
TAider the penstipervUlon and managememt
of Gen. AtlBEGABD, of Louisiana, and
Gen. JTJBAL A HABLY, of Virginia.' ' '
i eAPITALFBIZB,l0,OOtt
.1 '.Hornat. --Tickets are JTeh 'Dollars
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20.000
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20,000
20.000
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80,000
40.000
3 LA&6S PRIZES 01
10,000..
6,000
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100,
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60,000
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iuu ApproxunaaonjtTixesof 76..-..; : 7 ,0O
t!R-WTVw!iM
AppiloatloB for rates to cmbs should' only be
made to he office of the company inifew OrleanB.
For Information apply to : .u , i ., -..i. : '
jiT ,i. .-. - -Jf, A. DAUPHIN, f
i . i ! : (J07 eeventh street Washbteton. . c.
W.HT-Ordei
addressed to New Orleans will rs-
opive prompt
,ovi4-
TOPiTLAJK lIONTHLT DBAWTlie-Qr IBh
In fhisttr of iLordavfos. on" '
TBTJBSBAXNOtTEMBEH 8otlti882.
Thessbawkics soar monthly (Svsiaars samePt'
ed) under, provisions ofsaetof ihaeeoaral As-
- ThathTltBd States Orettft Conrton Kareb 81.
rssaerMMKHiowingoeewons:
- 1st That the Commonwealth 1
pany is legal, k.
its smwmgs ass rsi? y. -(s.-,--..
Comnanx has now on hand almas
1 Prtss.... .... 930,000
1 grlse,wi!W.gijf.tJiyjr;.... 10000
vrrjrr t 0,000
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200 PrixsasrM 0 sjBavsj.is.v.''4 10,000
!5!PioiBa1tcnPrtsMS2,700
9 PrtSSSr 80O mm- i. w II SAO
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whom Ticsjets, ra, nji'f The,ri; J7 Tkikets,
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Looiaville, Ly4 or . . J Lxt j, i... n Ic.i
nov
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Pr a sa ,sr
Commissioners. I
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3,000 YARDS CASHMERE, at 12i PER YARD.
100 WALKING JACKETS, - $3.00 TO $15.00.
100 CLOAKS, - - - - - - $aOTOT$20;00.
50 ULSTERS, $5.00 T6 $15.00.
Sflk and (Mian Fot-LiiieS 'iSrcnlars, $15.00 to . 125.00. ' 1
CLOTH CIRCULARS, - - - $7.00 TO $10.00.
Hacisdne Dress Patterns, $lO;0(rto $$M.
Dress Flannels, 25c;31c, 75cV$i, $15.
. AH-m1 Wsm Blactaii lMok 45c, 50c, 65fe-75cr$lr jifi,iLSl,'
Tern COttaHOSOnltfra KldS and thA IIMM. tha Mm T mrfn Tla Pln.haa all imIim .n
QualtUea. Some handsome Plushes for Jackets
ana acau wni convlnoe jou that we have a stock
decS
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BfRIIGERliO,
Leading Clothiers and Tailors,
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m Goods! tect
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OarPatrons; Tie People, Oar Stadj:
OUR REWARD: SUCCESS.
W Man?fasture onr own Uea's Ctothlnc. and
T T Other faOOSe Can Offer the same foods. W
In this section. OUR Tarnishing Goods Department comprise the latest out, and we are confident tha
for beauty and'aorelty will compare with anv In the Booth. The last bat not least,, oat Bat Depart
ment, consists of only the latest oat. and finest that could be found In the market. We-have taken
special pride this season to secure such goods that
every department are invariably bottom nsares.
7" Thanking the DUbllc kindly for n&at favors,
we are Very Respectfully, t -
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and Cliealara. O ir t4r Amhnmw mnhh.r
that cannot be ezeeUed for styieaaad km prices.
Hargraves4
i
' Smith Building, East Trads- Street.
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Styles! Closest
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Their Interest Our HaiimrM Dealing.
therefore can sell at mock lower prices than
ara nna nmninul to nffar tha Incmat aiul haat ui
any
assort-
cannot be found elsewhere. Our prices In each and
and every article sold witn our guarantee.
and aoUcltliis a share of tout trade In tha future.
Berwanser Jb Sro.a
Leading Clothiers and Tailors
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