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EDUOATIONAL.
ARVARD UNIV RsITY
CAMBRIDGE, MASS,
Comprises the following Departmental


Harvard College, the University Lectures, Divinity
School, Law School, Meica School, Denial School,
Lawrence Scientific School, School Of Mining and
Practical Geology, Bussey Institution "a School OF
Agriculture and Horticulture), Botanic Garden, AS
Economical Observatory, Museum OF Comparative
Zoology, Peabody Museum Of Archaeology, Episcopal
Theological School
The next academic year begins on September 2s,
1871.
The arst examination for admission to Harvard
College will begin June 20, at A. M. The second
examination for admission to Harvard College, and
the examinations for admission to the Scientific
and Mining Schools: will begin September %. The
requisites for admission to the College have been
changed this year. There is now a mathematical
alternative for portion OF the classics. circular
describing the new requisites and recent examina-
ton papers will be mailed on application.
UNIVERSITY LECTURES.-Thirty- three courses
in 1s7O-7l, OF which twenty begin in the week Feb
ruary 1919. These lectures Intended for gradu-
ates OF colleges, teachers, and other competent
adults (men or women). circular describing them
will be mailed on application.
THE LAW SCHOOL has been reorganized this
year. II has seven instructors, and a library of
16 coo volumes. circular explains the new course
OF study, the requisites for the degree and the cost
OF attending the school. The second half OF the
year begins February Is.
For catalogues circulars, or information, ad-
dress j. w. HARRIS,
263m Secretary.
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of the month in each year:

In the following table is presented a compari-
son between the mean temperatures of March
for 1871 and 1870, and tue three years approach
ing the nearest to the high mean of the month
lust closed, as well as the average of the maxi
mum, minimum, and A. NJ. temperature: -
Acreage of
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CITY TELL ENCE.
(F0r Additional CITY News See Outside PaIes.l
MARCH WEATHER.

The Warmest March Record i'm the
City-The Details OF the Temperature for
the Month, and Comparisons with the
Past.
The period of phenomenal weather is not vet
at an end, the record of the temperature of the
month of March at the Pennsylvania Hospital
in this vicinity since 1890. In the following
table are given the maximum and minimum
standing of the thermometer at the Hospital on
each day of the month, and the standing at 8
o'clock in the morning.
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COMMON COUNCIL OF PHILADELPHIA.
~ CLERKS OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1871.
In accordance with a Resolution adopted by
the Common Council of the city of Philadelphia
on Thursday, the sixteenth day of March, 1871,
the annexed bill, entitled san ordinance
creating a loan for the extension of the
Water Works." is hereby published for public
information.
JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-19

The first new tobacco was sold IN -.
Louis on the 18th inStant-cnriief tli''il Il
had been offered in hat marker TOT years
Two of the Treasury clerks, NttssrS. Nor
Gan and Lackey, who went 10 Europe Win
bonds for the syndicate. have returned,
bringing with them six millions III Sin pei
cent. bonds OF the old loan.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has autlio.
rized the issue OF new currency equa. 10
the amount destroyed by the Chicago hre.
So renort says, but we know not now ne
will ascertain the amount.
The revenue of the BAltimore and Ohio
road end its branches for september was
81 2l9. 7GO.2l, showing al increase, com
pared with the same month for the prece-
ding wear, of $T1 ,905.lG.
The annual report of the Sixth Auditor
has been completed, end sent in 10 the
Postmaster. General. The report Of the
Bureau to the Treasury has also been com
pleted and forwarded to Secretary Bout
well--the whole being completed ten days
earlier than any preceding year.
Life in the West and the uncertainties
attendant thereon are illustrated. by the
case of young man who met his death by
a pistol ball while In bed at Boulder City,
Kansas, few days since, the shot having
passed through the partition from another
room, where there was ball md row
going on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-19
The Expansion of the City.

We beg our citizens to exercise them
selves-to walk, to ride about the suburbs
and through the city in all directions.
They will be greatly impressed with what
they behold. They cannot fail to see The
superb natural dispositions Of land surface
and of water TO the enterprises OF men,
They cannot fail TO admire the grand land
scape on the south side, and If they VIII
only ill it up, as any intelligent and saga
cious mind may, with the houses and active
populations which we know must occupy
it, they Will not fail to be elated with the
picture.
People Of Richmond, you poorly arprc'
ciatc the things near at hand, we fear, II
you cannot make up n picture in this way
which will fill your hearts with delight.
To realize this picture we must expand
the city so MS to include in lis limits the
southern border OF james river. This must
be done now If we would reap the highest
benefit from the measure. AS surely rs we
live this will be done sooner or later. But
if we who now live in Richmond and IN
Manchester would profit by It, let us carry
it out ut once and enjoy its beneficial re-
sDltS
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The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decidesthat a manufacturer OF tobacco may
sell the product of his manufacture any
where in the United States without paying
a special tax as dealer In tobacco, but he
can sell IL only in properly-stamped pack
ages. He cannot retail its A .pedler (em-
ploye) sent out by the manufacturer may
sell in the same manner as the manlllacc
turer ibis employer), but cannot retail. III
the pedler is not an employe of the manu-
factllrer he Is liable to tobacco dealer
special tax, and when he has paid that lax
NAV retail tobacco from wooden packages
packed and stamped according to law. bub
in no sense can tobacco manufacturer
retail his own products.
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m x,,..o.ondents, >, should remember

The Independents" should Fe.nemse'
that they set their own peopls ss asSs tbe
TINT thew excite against themselves Tug
most extreme ill-will-that they PIovoks
and a Irritatc beyond measure q large pa,I o.
their own neighbors, who can Dol lole'
rate the man who ut time ike tnis tfea's
nth contempt the only means by #nich
the state is to be saved from, cafpetr-b1a o
control. >, ,,,or o., ;,
Again: What confidence do they sup p.
nose the people will place In thems II
thew are faithIess to their own compa'
trtots. to whom will, they be true 7 HOW
much better would they suppress all tneir
own ambitions and yield to the wishes
or their colleagues? They would then
merit the judgment that-would place
them, over .smany things" IN time to
come. because they had been faithful In q
few 10 time past. That would be much
better than the curses Of public opinion
which would righteously descend upon
them for inperilling The State at time OF
great danger--a time when the women and
children tremble ct the possibility OF the
terrors Of carpet-bag governmental go
yernment that would impoverish the State
and spread abroad apprehension, laWiess-
ness, and barbarian. s..Ea...s-.,.
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we now oGvr:

BLACK sILKs ats rs and 20, would be cheap al
so.95 and 81 so; ......
RACK ALPACiS from 25c to $3.50 per 5srd
COLOEED ALpAGAS from rs to 6oc. per yard
EMppEss CLOTHS, in all eolors, at very Low
prices;
BLACK CREPE DE PARIs at soc. per yard
would be cheap at 75c;
BLACK aad CoLORED vELVETEENs ~ all
prices; ..-...
INoIA TTILLED LONG CLOTH at asc. worth
soc. per yard;
CHECKED and tTaIPED NAiNsOGK at IS, 80.
as, 10, and 50c,-vorS cheap;
sK1gTING CAMBRIA, full yard wide, at e5c
worth &c.;
HAIR. CORD CAMBRIA st IS and aoc. worth 50
aud eoc.;
5OMBGZIEL, TAAIISE, BIaRRlTz. aud
HACK DELAINEs at astonishingly-low
prices; '=
CHhRLlTTEAVILLE end other CLOTHS, CAS-
sIXEEss, anu TWEEDS In great variety;
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, two yards long,
q; 81 worth $3.50;
rure IINEE FRiNnED NAPKINS at aoc.worth
81 per &c IN, nj 81 worth Si.S' per dozen
aUCGAD4 OK TOWELS 1T $3.50, e., se2s, s9.so
M 10 80 rer coz n-all very cheap, and no mis-
take;
Handsome YABRC1oEEED SETS OF COL
LARS and CUFFS q. Iac. worth sl.sO :
Handsome EMBROIDERED CUFFS at 20, 80
40 and SOC. a pair, worth double the money:
HtMoTlTCHED HAEDKE :CEIEFs at 10 per
dozen worth e.;
L1EEN CAMBEIC HAEDkEEt HiEFS a: 7Sc.
Pc. &c z.u worth 81:
HoEEY-C0a1B BRIDAL QUILTS st 81. 40 worth
5l.6O worth $3.50;
CALICO CJMFJhTA BLE.3 st 80 so not The
price oil the calico and hautng 10 make them
Woor. BMD-SPREkDs weighing FIVE pounds. at
$3.50 worth $3.50;
BED BLANEETB a. all prices;
4 fun assortment Of WHITE and COL0RED
FhANSELs:
UNDERGRADUATES fer men, women, aud chill
dren;
UNBLEACHED KElTrINu COTTON at 6oc.
per pound;
COTTON YAREs, ell numbers from to u, a.
SL5V per bale Of five pounds;
A large stock of HOODS, NUB1AB, eHAWLS
and SOnTkG5;
FURs In Great vaIi IS;
BnuCHE, PLAID, STRIPED, and MOURNING
ST. Wis;
LIN5EYS at lt5. %, % and 3o,.;
NEW YORK Mills COTTON at2lc.;
VANS CTTA ut 20c.;
DAYCL uhe fAvorite BRANDY al lsc.;
ANDROSGOGGIN at 163c.;
BED TICK # IN 10 to 35c. Per yard.
All OF The above are guaraute strictly first
class goods, notwithstanding the low prices q,
which they are advertised. An examln ,tion Of
our stock with prove advantageous 10 al pur.
ehasers III DRY GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS
leiS and 1918 Main street,
l.. Richmond, vs..
Orders filed per express c. Cd. &C II
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tho internal ecouarpy Of journalism. Rnis
chang % il ,stir going on. The day tssnot
distant when even the details OF news o.
so,ond or third degree Of Importance VIII
be publishod by the morning papers III
their kilograms. Indeed, the morning nc l:lg
sheet will he nearly all telegram. --
But along with this great power to gather
and disseminate intelligence comes remaik 4
able centraIszing tendeucy--a tendency
which is characteristic Of all the great en-
eineries Of these times. The wealthy papers
Of the great cities are growing daily more
and more of monopolies. The town and
village press cannot bear the expenses that
attend the newspaper enterprise OF 'he
large cities. The rapid transportation OF
the railway distributes the papers Of the
cities SO expeaitiously that country peopi.
hundred miles away read In the CAY pApe.e
at the breakfast-tables accounts OF eIen's
which happened in thelr, neighborhooo 'he
dav before !, And thus is the rural press
crippled and kept down, not having .ne
:: means for that improvement ana enter
! prise that might protect them lfohi INC
, pressure Of the monopoly.
1t easy to see that this course OF the
economy of newspapers must secure Ior
the great newspapers unexampled fhrht.
1t does. There is no pursuit in the world
that pays SO surely and so immensely as a
prosperous newspaper In large city. Ihe
gains are counted by fifties and HUNDREDS
of Thousands per annum, and the best part
of the property-good willis indestruce-
BILE. Not fire nor war Gun destroy 1t.
We felcitate ourselves upon being the
publishers of o favorite newspaper IN the
bosom Of an enterprising, thriving, anu
generous community, that Is unquestlona-
bly, destined to be one Of the largest and
most wealthy Of the interior communities
in the United States. That we shall share
their fortunes we are confident; and when
the Dispatch is exalted by their liberal sup
port to the attitude Of one Of the greatest
and most profitable Of the newspapers OF
the seeond-olass cities of the Union, the
pleasure OF our success will be enhanced
By the reflection that the Dispatch Itself
has been the never.faltering advocate OF oil
that was for the public welfare, and never
failed to cheer up the people with predlc-
tons of the bright future that was before
them.
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! CpEgpAL E0E1CnEs
!, @g1,z.r SPECIAL N0NaOEEss -,~-,-,-
n-.MoRE NEW AND ELEGANT
bar GOODS.
"a CITIZENS AID STRANGERS COMING
T0TEE FAIR.

IT, n. PRICE 4 or. arc again m marker, any
sy r.aan ers and express daily are ADDING lafeeis
10 fhalr extensive stcck or STAPLE and F :, Z
GOODS. every no7c,sy ID the dress llis 10 now y
coming; also, CLehKs andssHAHLs 'or iAN
and winter in endless variety
PlaIp aud Plaid French and Irish Iopins,
Diagonal Popllna every shade ana qus'''''
Cnshmeres and Nerinos. all qualities:
Black a,o G ala and Bonnet silks, low par
gsirs;
Fancy ColoIed Silks. plain ard str1ped; "a
e,tomar,E, Satin IlusLres, entirely new;
Empress Cloths, .--.,,-.e-.~,.
Hsnriet tn Cfoihs, Bdnbsztre Cloth.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
velours and Ere oh Foplns. Qtton ans
Tamite, luptrstrtce. GRO pe SlCs; -
4 Gro DO Athens, Doubie NtonHrs. AIpae1'' -
: -Bombazines (Fren CHI and RneHsDl a =.
Grape Cloths. Grape Wells, Grape CoiiaIS' "c
Bianfets, Fanne,s, lnens Cation and II Liner ns'
,sheeiin ee. .Damsfk. Towellings. Cloth, Cassi.
merrs. VestInes, Gents and Ladies' shlrts anu
hrs wers. Socks Stockings Bo6oms. &C. &C.
All Of which VIII be sold at tm.n pro1ts' AM
every article guar ,nteed OF best qaahCy. NO
cin iIss Of d Ices given, hit let sensible peopis
/ .dpe for themselves. T. x. PRiCE q ~
colt l!el Main, corner hlaVs nth Street, 7
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ANTICIPATING THE: tAw-Louisrille, .0e-
tober lion Sunday, in Warsaw, hv,
Gridley, a desperate character, shot rom
q hotel window at man named Worth,
with whom he had difficulty, and IN
fiicted q mortal wound. Gridey was ar
rested and imprisoned, and about 2 o'clock
Yesterday morning party OF men Went 10
fail and broke hole through into Gridlry's
cell with crow.bars, &C., fired in and killed
. hi, T,rtsonoT
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10 be cousdahe agtyrante and hsyws .s.,4
mske the blocdlest d. d most rut nless " ls ~
the world eyer saw. May God save I'm. lne
nations from tt,eee people and especlals
NAV ours be. savod from them. Iney Dso
- .,,,ndon, bere M bandttt In Greece. :.
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MakRIEN.

On tire 1sih instant, bY Rev.. ". Pethesbridga,
Mr.. JAMES Il DIE and Miss fi.I.h n. jug
BAR; both Of Il nrlcu.
At Trinity NTH DIST Episcopal church, IN
ThIrsd4y lhc 18th instant, by tic tey j. foTe |
G .rlsrd. Mr.. n NDE-.W ). TYR: :n1 MSS
Navy LOUISA uaG&N; Doth Of this city. rio
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r,gY, aOOps.
s,7 ROAD STREET,

/. ii
Tam now rea dy to sew to the public one OF es
best stocks or Dat GooDs N s1,s shs as S"s'
GRHHs Ain SILK as ei,so y, MN a. soc,.
s2Iess HNnHEEs Ts Gessas q w.
y.riatv Of PTAIDS nj so, 35c. and GHs Tl
A fuil line OF FANCY end PLAiN-"oo'pt9i1S1S 7
JtPkNvSE ROBFS; g$$tEi 49, isss'
= he hes: SOC. .ACK LIZA q In ne ci aaff,nwN,
BIASK 60 TN r % NIX EEPiap SaEFFSsu fTtass;
INFANT ROB y at$2 aud 49,
aud many other DESIRABLE GOODS. ~zse;
o,.,s ~ 9. E1gsH, o27 Broad street
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
N ORDINA- CE PASSED 10TH JANUARY
$50, CONCERNING ENTERTAINMENTS On
sI'EEEYS.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TIE
IN ORDINA- &c PASSED 10TH JANUARY,
$50, CONCERNING ENTERTAINMENTS ON
Passed October 0. 18TH .,... ---ss
!. Be it Ordained by the city Council That
wherever. In that portion OF the city annexed by
act Of the Legislature, rassed February 18Th 1857
houses or purches which have been erected prior
to that date uject over encroach on the pu ic
same NAV be allow ID to contnue until the 1st day
Of January, 1875 and should the projection Of any
building or any portion thereof encroach more
than three fest the encro lchment may continue
or not, xt the discretion ofthe Council. And when
ever in any part OF said City o street has
been or shall hereafter be encroached upon
or, o53:ruc,ed by a fence or ether enclosure,
or By any building or any part thereof,
except in the csees he.eintegore provided for
same 10 the proper line OF said street when no:i-
fed By the Engineer of The CITY to DO so ; and II
the same be not removed within twenty days af.
the said owaer or owners shall have been notified
as aforesaid. 1t shal be the duty OF he Engineer
10 cause The Sime TO be removed, and TO maze out
aud rende. TO tie Auditor OF the city an account
OF all reasonable oh .rges therefor; which
count the Auditor shall forthwith place In the
hal d OF the City Collector, who Is authorized TO
collect the same by the same process by which hs
Is empowered 10 collect tie taxes or the city.
2. II such remcyal ee not made within twenty
days as aforesaid the owner or oHnsrs thereof
shall pay d 90 OF Ave dollars for each and every
day that said encroschment Is allowed to con.
'inue thereafter, which said fue shall pe imposed
and enforced by the soltce Jus1te in the mode
prescri ned for the COLLECTION OF other fne3.
Publ he'd by authority. - ~ - p .s>
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-; ~ BREEDEN & FOX will have on
exhibition this week large variety of WINTER
DREss GooTs. which will include all the no'e''
ties OF the season. ..-.. >nt
rb.,r general stock of DRY GOcDS is now
also, very large and Tcritd'
..- BRgLDEN & Fox,
! 40, broad street.
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w IMPORTANT NEHol
Te,sks pleasure in iaiyrntns lie p"ot'' '
we shall remain II tic stoEe " 2oH occupy "'N''
ca, Lew store, which Is b;i5S Lu!!' 1T 'H' wa
80, :, ,,,,u and Eleventh sLre=ls. Is comp.eted'
,oo have now @ hand the ll-Zest and oe'' AS
sorted stock Of
DRY GOODS and No1loNs
ara, fired by US. All a1eIeceiTins additions
d,v our. eentor partner being In the
- .,ks. watching the chances for bargains
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Epl ED.

st tie reeidsnee OF her law, Tom. z:
Trent EfG.. BnckLugh'm COMFY, Va, on Tie 9stt
Of September, JuDtTA Ga n . :" Il I. acr'
eilh yn"e ye ra. WIDOW OF The late I. {. G. ina
way, Of Belmont.
In NJ nchester. on The 18Th lust ant, Va SDhLA
j, RS n, iIlan. daughter ri hn T. a..t Luci
Cotlr.IL
go Jesus slept. GODS diving ron
Passed thru tho grave and blessed the bed.
RCgt here, blest saint, till from H!e throne
r. he II ocn.ng break and piGrcu the shade.
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NEW GOODS!
NEW a0oD3!

Every steamer from New 9nrk, oIs ,as 9TH the
CANT Saratoga Trunks at only $50 e" ,S S'n
handsomest and chespest Dry eone, nm wish to
sss ,s ehep s line Of Dom scs examine
s sss s and GG.Ss, = a
worth ise and other Prints Just re-
ssSes good prints for at only asn
fs!ss ns sss ssn selling
comes. alw1 Dress sks IN ali eolors; handsome
rs a OILY black -. Ap9 .s al pliss
Boz BIZ nac,use we keep the best and cheapest
vs., Se and other Casslmeres-we se M
for 5Is 1. 9AGs for sn
woud De Sa v,ie yelveeen, beautiful article
%Ss At KID e aosr at =. s r.
s,2s radles' best sr ,ras at o.; Lades' SILK
Gents. U' s. and Lisle Thread Gloves at ats. Csc;
BLANKETS, II.
FLAHEELs. or,,,
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FUNERAL NIT!CF.-The friendi and &C
qualntannes of JAMES T. READILY are resp -rt
fully invited TO attend his funeral THIS MORN
lEG q; O'Clock from New York Steamer withIu
Iurtter notice.
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CITY ORDINANCEs.

AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE 4
n PENALTY FOB CAUSING FALSE
ALARMS OF FIRE:
FICTION /. Be IL ordained. That should any
person Knowingly gise cause 70 be given any
fal'e alarm OF IRE by means Of the trlegrs ph
boxes CONF ected with the ffre-alarm teleRrs ph,
e, she, or iheS, shall be subjected to Imprison-
ment for one nth and fine Of not 10 50 than enc
huncIed nor more than two hundred dollars. at
the option of the Police JuGtlce 10 be recovered as
other fines are recoverable.
SECTION 9. Aad be IL ordained, That authority
ts hereby given 10 the Nayor TO Offor.a reward Of
one hCndi ed do arE or less fer the apprehension
aud conviction OF any person or persons who
shall knowingly give or cause TO be given any fal.e
slarrn of IRE BY means OF 5elesrsph boxes con-
Published by authority.
oc j7-5t L. e. HOWARD. City Cfe.k
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ONE CT THE MOST SAEEABLE BOOKS OF
THE SEASON!

TIRE y;sIrVas, GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
Embracing sketch OF the city notices OF all the
principal piaces Of Interest anu historic nose Il
directory OF tho churches, charitable institutions,
and secret benevolent orders, anu much other
ya.g.bIe information 10 the citizen os tourist.
The york Is emheIiiEhed with an engraved title
page, an accurate map, and fine views Of the Cap
itol, Wasliop1ou Mouumeut Libby Prison, and
ST. Johns Church.
Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts 10 tho
trlGe-
THE ATTENTION OF BOOX9ELLERS IN
RICHMOND AND Or NEWS AND BOOK
AGEhTS ON RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
LINES IS PARTICULARLY CALLED 70
1N, BENJAMIN BATES,
No. 1905 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Is Bookseller and Publisher,
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aRWINss-HACNHWES,

TVuE WILCOX Il GIBBS.
This great southern Invention Is fast superse-
ding the compicate lock. stitch and douhle-hre ID
m achnes both IN Europe and America. Nearly
1000 lock stitch machines were exohinged in part
payment for the W1LLCUX 4 GIBBS Ia one
year in New York city. One dealer there has
made oath that he alone received IN exchange for
the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Machine 700 w heeler & VIII
son, 300 sipgcr, 800 Grover BIkeT, ECO Howe, and
LET'S OF oiher makers.
To prove the superiority Of our machine, we
will, on apple ation, ship to any responsible :
dr. S. to be returned at expen:e II IL does not
givs entire satisfaction, a machine for
ONE MONTHS -..s...
TRIAL BGFERE PURCHASE.
JAMES +. d. GIBBS,
Ninth and Raak STREETS,
90 ,a.ap, RtChmnpd Va.
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FhAF y EucKwALL & RoUss.
SOMETHING NEW EVERY WEEK

= .- ~ - Z. - 9a.
Additions to cur stock OF DEY GOODS are CON
FINALLY III ade and we hvito c-ii ana inspes1io.
AZ our assortment. Our plan ID 10 sDl'g soouS -
= oWEsT pRICES so that we eau make qoicB
- IN order to turn our ID oney over aS often as
possible. ,touA1ns
Bsst a1d PFeH.l@sifs k AksA duLoT Hi
FRENCH MsRINOS, .r @@
Shi IkeKK fyy T. Sfiks, :.s. ~ -.
a1OTCa PIAIDs, ~
BLACK vELVETEE. 8.
FLANNELS OF all kinds ana colors, ...
SEGTHi and boE.Kiss s gaaTETI,e
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EMBROIDERIES. RIBBQNS, .1
KID GfnVHs, HOSIERY,
LACE COLLARS &c.
, EXIT sans wy WM c9SaR. SE soNa
oc Ia corner Sixth and Broad streets.
tx BROAD STREET.-JUL1Us
4tO sYCLE has just returned from ; sw i9Ts
wt.h important news. More ne~ ard desirable !.
Day Gi,ODS cheaper than ever before 6lsrea ID ID
this city, to which we invite special attention o.
I'll In r s%4 q siS g.Sea ~
son ct auction A full line OF AH-Wo1l mn1,s
EtanneIR Red White and Gray Tmilci Flarnes ri
% mea 40 90 and Csc. per yard seautifal Paid,
very eEeap splendid assortment Of LassiD @ O. e.
81 osessIs prices; Black apaces at 90 IS: 80,
% Gooed Apaqss a at = sea %ooI
Set5 II rntnrs st ssIonishinRiy low prices Black
Srspe de Paris at IS and soc worth 500. snd :!
BIsek and Colored yeveteens at all prices White
and Golored CIoaking Cloths, all kinds striped,
Tbacted and Plain Eainsook at 20 to GOO. per
Vard--yery cheap; Hair.Cord Cambria at 50; io'
and soc--yery c6esp and b. tnilnl: Btmns zin N
nr,res. ITnder Garments tor men. women, anu
cniiuion' 90 JULIUS SYCLF,
No. AIS Broad street.
statesmen: W. D.. Powers, j. J. Turner, j.
n, gary, A. o. BeYell
Store closed on SkTCkDeGS. - o0 ]!