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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-31
PoEIlcAL.
WHO'LL BUY.

WHO'LL BUY.
Who'll buy boyf Who bidsf
His eyes are bonuy blue,
He's just as good as new,
And plump and spry.
He's worth his weight in gold,
His beauty can't be told;
Who'll buy boyf Who'll buyI
What will take for himi
Pile diamonds to the sun,
Let rivers pure gold run,
Pearls round me heap;
Fill ali the deep, deep sea
With money bags for me,
And still my boy I'll keepi
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HARNESS, SADDLES And BRFDLRS
DIR. GELLIG 6 PFOUTzS
CELEBRATED TONIC ELIXIR.
THE HOUSEHOLD REMEDY,


using this Elixir in bic private prhei6e. He 10 oas
OF the most snecessful physicians in the State of
PebnsyivaniA. His practice has been sxtensivs.-In
All kinds of diseases have como under his notice u
and wherever and whenever he has used thi1 rem.
edy. has found Il 10 answer HE patpone Indeed
reliable and beneficial has he found it 20 hs n
curing certain diseases, that he bas kindly placed
it within the reach OF the pnpiic, that ali Who
arc suffering from these diseases may take II and,
regain their health. IL viii cure
Dyspepsia, Sick Had Ashs. Ljrsr oorap,aint. Ma
bitual costeensss, Camp IN die Stomach. 6rnpsl
Dtseasss Of the SKIN, General Dsbiiis, o. =
WsaEnsss caustd by Ercrss, fnpruasises
or Erposurs, and al
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
itis valuable tonic. ituillSTnpnr n str,nr,kS
20 ihe systefn, purify the blood ard restore tr
Appetite IL IL ALEC certain TO remove Il ob,true
ttons 10 tho regular coures of nature in iemalse
purifying the eomplsIiOn and giving eiasiicisy 70
thespirffs.
Also a snrs .snedy for tho disessss Of Gram
Sfcknsss or Chiorosis, LenehorrheA or Whites
Womb Complaint or Falling OF the womb. &C.
But like all retnsdies OF this elass should be used
with caution by Married Ladies'.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
VIII be given 90 any person who will produce aay
medicine that will effect eedy and
eare Of the disOasCs herein mentioned.
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GROUND PIAsr

GROUND PLASTER.
sort Blue Windsor Plaster, (fnely ground }
- kept on hand and for sale, for Cash, BY.
WASHINGTON T. LIPPTTT.
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DAY UP All parties indebted TO me are hereby
requested to pay up. Repeatedly.
jan u, 1873. JOS. n. YESTERDAY.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
DEPOSITORY.


HAVE on hand variety Of Bibles and Tests-
i ments az PubIishers' prices and wfiisofdep
any 'izs Family Bible any one nay dssit...
Treasurer JED. Co. Bibis soeisty.,
WANTED.-EveTybody 10 Try HeSdsrSo5is,
w Eco1Omjc Baking PoWder-fIie pnFest.ebeap->
Get and beet. il 10 Manufactured from he motS
Wholesome materials, IL has superIor In quality
and Is By far the cheapest IN the Darkes Tor
nhking Biscuits and ali manor Of Pastries. ~
SsVes time trouble and money. Price, 20 etS. psY
ID. Sample packages Tree. at
SCHOOL BOOKS and Stationery Ip large ysTiety,
October e,Is74. -
ENoR School Books, go 70 n. ,. Hsndersop q
Go ., where will be found large stock Of
everything In this line Teaebers and others wish
ing 70 purchase largely, are requested 70 give
Cali before buying elsewhere
Sept. %. 1915. Henderson, 4 CO.
A LII the popular brands Of Smoking and Chew
n ing Tobacco, Cigars, Tor sale BY
A Ii kind. Of Spices for PickeIing Sealing Wax
q IL for 80 ealing ling Cans and BOttles; st.a..
INFANTS Gum Dravers. at
L Sept. 2e, 1914 HENDERsoN'e.
DRIME OAK SHINGLEs on hand and for saIg
by WASHINGTON IIPP1TT-
TlRYPINE RIHDLING, finely split. keptalvayE
u ON hand AZ oDT Coal and Wood Yard.
EoV-eb. WASHINGTON IIPPI1T,
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HAVE on hand variety Of Bibles and Te.sE-
L ments az PubTishers' cost pFices and wfIisosdsr
any 'izs Family Bible any one may desire.
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Change ofLocation.
WOOLEN GOODS.

THE undersigned respectfully informs hi. for
4 Iner customers AID the public generally that
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Aprus, rs421 Ti..'arsr ''f Go. Bible soeists-
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Bad Evidence for Radicals.

The Alabama "outrage COMMITTEE" had
before it on the 9th j. z. SoUTHwoRTH, Of
Mobile, who was appointed United States
district attorney for the southern district of
Alabama by President GRANT in 1869, and
served bis full term of four years. He Is
from Illinois. His testimony contradicted
every single charge against the people of
Alabama. Order prevailed there, justice
was administered, Radicals were not
threatened, and never in danger for even
Extensively presenting their opinions, &c.
But his most striking testimony was that in
Mobile on court.days he always found from
three hundred to five hundred negroes pres.
ent who had been subpenaed there. They
never knew anything for which to be called
before the grand jury, and Mr.. SouTnwoRTH
found that they-had been sent there by some
politicians who had promised them if they
would vote the Radical ticket they should
be sent to Mobile for holidays. Other me-
groes were massed by being told that Gene.
raj GRANT wanted them to vote, &c.
The Radical ALBRIGHT on the Committee
said.tbat Mr. soUTHwoRrH was "a very bad
Witness or course.
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discretion TO suspend legal proceedings OF,
the official bond of James N. Carter, late
treasurer Of southampton county.
By Mr.. MOORE: Bill for the preservation
of deer In Shenandoah county.
Ry Mr.. WnfIAM HosKINs: Bill appropri-
ating 5000 80 to pay Henry 4. Pollard, at
torney for the heirs of james Adie, the
smount OF judgment Of the Court Of Ap-
peals.
relation to liens on crops for advances.
By Mr.. ANDERSON: Resolutions OF the
Board of Aldermen and Common Council OF
Richmond 10 rel1tion to tobacco INSPECTIONS.
By MFR. HupG1s Bill providing for COM
pensation TO John &. Mason for prosecuting
felony cases in King George county.
SAFETY OF STATE BONDS.
The SPEAKER laid before the House com:
munication from the State Treasurer IN reply
to resolution of inquiry. The treasurer
states that coupons on bonds for Sl0o are
not cancelled In his Office; that the bonds 10
his office are kept IN wooden presses, ana
their safety is mainly dependent upon Inc
fidelity and watchfulness of the persons at
tacbed to the office, and asks authority 10
cause vault to be constructed in passage
way of the basement.
CONQUERED IN.
The House concurred ia Senate amend
ments 10 House bill providing for the as
sessment of shares of banks or banking as
socialions authorized by the laws of this
State or of the United States, and imposing
tax thereon and House bill to incorporate
the trustees of the Diocesan Missionary So
ciety. -
DOES HE LEGALLY HOLD OFFICE!
MFR. LosaLEY presented resolution in.
structipg the Committee for Courts OF jus.
tice. to report whether the present Register
of the Land Office is, under the provisions
of article ", section 8, Of the Constitution
of Virginia, and the act OF Assembly ap-
proved April 30, 1874, constitutional ON.
Ger, and what action is necessary In the pre-
misses. Referred.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted to Mr.. FOSTER for two days,
Mr. HENDERSON three days, Mr.. ePRATT tWo
days, Mr.. NORTON five days, and Mr.. ARaEs'
TROUT for an indefinite time.
THE ROAD LAW
came up as the special order. -,
MFR. RoUsD moved to reCommit the bill
with instructions to remodel it so as to give
the board of supervisors OF each county tne
general supervision and charge OF ROADS IN
stead of the county courts. ReJected oy
large majority.
The reading of the bill by sections was
nearly concluded and several amendments
agreed to.
Adjourned at O'Clock P. NJ.
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four &c. The trouble is, every centannial
year IL diyIsibia By four; and the true ruieis
every centennial year not diyisible by Jour
hundred without remainder, shall not be-
counted bissextle.
2" Hence the aeth of February would have
to be legisiated into existence, ana not OUT OF
it; and the Chronicle misses with both par
rels.
"Will the Dispatch or the Educational
Journal give US the etymology OF bissextile,
SO that we may greet the next leap year with
the true spirit of '76 ?"
We, too, published the article because we
supposed that its facts were not generally
known; but we can certainly say that we no.
ticed nothing that struck Us as new IN II.
The facts were simply brought 10 our notice
again. The Gazette's criticism will hardly
stand fire. We think it probable that the
editor of tic Chronicle wrote "400," and
that the mistake was made by the printer.
Indeed. wear confident that such was the
fact, seeing that the article was evidently
made up from Appleton's Cyclopedla, where
the rule is correctly given.a
But the Gazette says the 29th OF February
| would have to be "Iegislated into existence
and not out of it, and hence the Chronicle
misses with both barrels" The Gazette
is mistaken, and the Chronicle is right. The
overplus being about Is hours in century,
It would be u hours in four centuries, 80
that three bissextle years would have to be
omitted in four centuries. And as the
rule requires the 29th of February to be
omitted in those centurial years which are
not mutiples of 400. the year 1900 is evidently
one that the 29th of February is-to be
"Iegislated out of" and not "into." Let the
Gazette revise its calculations.
As to the etymology of " bsssert'le" no.
thing need be said. The Gazette Is doubtless
as familiar with it as we are. Etymelogy is
bad guide TO the meaning of words. " Con-
sideration" is an astrological term, refer
ring, according to its etymology, to the side
real heavens. Handkerchief" means ETY..
mologically haud.head.cover." Sir Ed
WARD CoBE used "difidence In its etymo-
Illogical sense as noun which could not
stand alone. He declared that it was not
because of his " diffidence in the King" Tor
Lord BACON or somebody else) that be had
taken a certain course. I" BisseXtile "
means aop the years in which February has
30 days.
Finally, will the Gazette allow US TO say that
4 would serve as we'll as 400 as the figure for
ascertaining the uon.bissextile centurial years.
II 1900, 1000, 24OO, &C., be divided by 4 the
quotent is an even hundred, whereas if 100,
1900; 1900, 2lOO, &C., be divided by the
quotient'is fractional as to the hundreds
that is, 425, 45O, Ats, 525, &C.; and 1925, 4.5O,
4.75, 3 %, &C., are the same fractions found in
dividiHs by 400.
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We take the liberty of publishing the
following extract from private letter from
the distinguished gentleman whose name is
signed to the extract:
OAK RIDGE, January 27, 1875.
To the Editors Of The Dispatch:
Gentlemen General Bradley
Johnsoi's articles seem to me as clear in
statement and logic az they are In style,
which latter, by the way, is far superior to
that of most newspaper correspondents no W.
a-days. The opinion of Q stranded politician
from poor old South Carolina is not of much
consequence, but still allow me to say
heartily endorse the course of the Dispatch
In the treatment Of southern affairs.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM PoRCHER MILES.
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Tue GREGoRIAN CALENDAR.-We published
recently an article from the Rochester Ctroa
ptcle, upon which article the Gordonsville
Gazette comments us follows:
; "We haven't the pleasure of speaking
acquaintance with the Rochester Chronicle,
and therefore take the article below at second.
hand from the Dispatch. We print it for two
reasons: First, because it embodies useful
information mot generally known; aud
second, because 1t gives US chance for rap
at the Dispatch for permitting such errors in
Its columns which we make merely that we may
enjoy the. ingenuity 1t will display to avoid
it mot confess aud ayoid9. He ordered
that every centennial year not diYisible by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-30

TIE DoG-LAw.-One Of our best and most
intelligent farmers hasj ust called upon us to
ask US to urge the Virginia Legislature at
once to pass the Augusta dog-law for the
benefit of Rockingham. He had ten splendid
full.booded SHUTDOWN sheep, worth Sl5
each, killed by miserable, worthless dogs on
Monday night last. We beg to be under.
stood TO be In favor OF preserving the sheep.
though the sheep.kiling dogs may suffer-
Rockingham Register.
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DEATHS.

D,ad nj TaIcott. West Virginia. 26th Of January,
f,ii,sI EsT ELLE, infant daughter OF @. u. anu "
v. Lacy, aged seven mouths aud six days.
n Iacy No. 531 north Brook avenue IHlS
!saturday MORNING at. 10 O'Clock. Ffiends %
the family are Invited to attend.
Died on January 2sth. at quarter past O'Clock
P. 81. OF consump tion, JAMho fohD' IL 'he Oh
His funeral Will take place at No. ia Broad
street, mt 8 O'Clock TODAY Saturday. Frlerds
and acauaintances are invited to attend.
D,ed. on Wednesday the 27thinstant, at the resi-
dence of>hnr husband. High Bridge Nanse, ROCK
bridge, REBECCA RUSSELL, wife or Hey. b.
Price. ~. e--..-.r.
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spECrAL NOTICES.


NJ IT IsUNDERsTO OD BY EVERY.
BopY that sYcLE BEoTBEEs' is tho place
where DRY GOODS aresold cheaper Than IN any
other establiahment in the city. They are Offering
now
500 pieces wAsH.PoPLB at 1915. worth
ssss1 8Nc.; 49,
2oop pieces London SMOKES aud English SUIT
IINGs at 12,1c. worth zoe;
500 pieces DRESS GOODS from zoe. up to u per
yard, suitable for the present and coming sea-
son;
BLACK and COLORED SILKs-a very large as
sortment-at very low prices;
A full stock of MoURNISG GOODS at all prices
WHITE and RED ALL.W0oL fLANEELs Al
25c.;
All colors OPERA FLANNEL at Soc;
A very large stock OF CASsIMEREs from 2oc. MP
to 81 per yard;
10000 yards remnants IRISH LINEN at aston
ishingly low prices;
II pieces BROWN and BLEACHED DAMAsKs
Just opened at 40, so, so, 7sc. and IL per yard;
FRUIT-CLoTHs very cheap;
100 1ozen TOWELS at 10 and l2Ac-;
100 dozen TOWELS at 10 and 20c-;
100 dozen TOWELS from IS to Social these
goods are extra cheap;
BL CACHED and BROWN COTToNs at the very
lowest marked prices;
WAMSUTTA MILLS only &c.,;
s-4, 81, and 1O-4 BROWN and BLEACHED
sHEETINGS from 26c. mp to Soc;
DOMESTIC PLAIDs. STRIPED sHIRTINGs,
and ENGLISH CHEvIoTs;
A well-assorted stock CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS,
and RUGS, very cheap to close the balance Of
our stock; :
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUnTs--white and
J colorea-at great bargains;
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS from
Soc
We offer special inducements in
LADIES STRIPED sHAWLs,
BREAKFAST sHAWLs,
3D.. NUB1As,
LADIES and MISSES HOODS,
CROCHET and EMBROIDERED SACQUEs;
100 dozen MERINO VESTS for gentlemen ana
ladles-very cheap;
Only few more dozen LADIES KID GAUNT-
LET'S at s7kc.;
LADIES' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE from
25c. up to 81 pair;
1900 yards CAMBRIA :EDGINGS and INSERT.
INGS, Just opened, from 12kc. up;
100 dozen LADIES' HEMsTITCHED HAND
KEsCH1EFs at 1870. worth o. per dozen;
100 dozen HANDKERCHIEF at 15c. worth
ESQ.,;
100 dozen LADIES' HEMsTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs at 20, %, 80, and 4oc., all
worth rs per cent. more;
/ 900 LADIES SCARFS at at 20, Is, 40, and
50c.;
100 sels LADIES CUFFS and COLLARS at 5oc.;
LADIES' KID GLOVES in all colors at 75c., 81,
and 1925;
The largest and finest stock Of CORSETs In the
city;
All letters and colors INITIAL PAPER at csc. per
box;
1000 pieces NECK and SASH RIBBONS at great
bargains;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING CoTT0Ns at csc.
per pound;
All Nos. MACHINE NEEDLES.
In fact We have very fne aud well-assorttd
stock In every department, and guarantee sstsfac-
ton to all who should hon or with their calls.
sYCLE BROTHERS.
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth.
Country merchants would do we'll to call on US,
AS we can ofsr them special inducements. Goods
sent all over the country If money sent, or by ex-
press c. o. ja30
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mauRIAGEs.

Married at the residence of the BRIDES fasher by
the Rev. r. H. Gheatham, January "a: 1892. m.
AUGUSTUS C.PEAY and Miss JANE D. mC n
RAY; both Of this city.
Married ON tile 9th Instant, by the Rev. ThoInas
! afdison. rector or Trinity church. washington,
d. C.. Mr.. CHARL IFS LiNDNEk an 70. MISS LILLE
v. PEARMAN: both OF Richmond va. ,,ooso
Baltimore aud Vicksburg tMiss.l papers Pea''
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The Department Of Superintendent of the
National Educational Association, consisting
OF State, county, and city superintendent of
public schools, which has just finished ses.
ri on In Washington city, will meet Id Rich.
mond In August next,
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doubt very much whether the bill will
pass adding Ave additional circuits, though
less number, three perhaps, might be
passed. Richmond letter in Chrfstidnsburg
Messenger.
just SO. Little by little. A step OF o
time, "Just one foot"
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Mr.. D. DE VIvo has the honor to announce that
he has conc' uded an arrangement Win the agent
of the Assembly Hall by which the
FAMOUS HUNGARIAN NIGHTINGALE,
MILE LIMA DE MURSKA,
and The peerless Queen Of the Concert-Room (after
the most elorio1s success ever achieved BY any
singer in America since the advent OF Jenny Lieu,
will appear Tor the first time here In
AGRAND CONCERT ONLY. OH
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9TH,
AND A
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at 2 O'Clock,
when very brilliant programme will be performed
by the De Murska Grand Combination, comprising
MILE LIMA DE MURSKA,
the famous phenomenal cartatr!ce, from her Ma
jesty'5 Convent Garden. London;
Mime. CARRONo SAURET, the brilliant pianist;
Sgnor FERRANTI. prince OF ou1os;
Mons. SAURET, the celebrated violtnist;
signor GAETESo BRAGA, king violoncellist;
Iii. CHARLES j. PRATT, the able conductor.
Admission. $3.50; reserved seats, ~: reserved
seats % the matinee, 1.5O: general adInlSslon !!
The sale OF seats will commence on TUESDA1
at H. G. WAITS music store. $40 Main street.
knabe Il Co.'s pianos are used by this company.
In 3O-td
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANDERY,I
No 2, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
RICHMOND. January 20, a. .. 1872
ORDER No. 9.-Sln MISUNDERSTANDING
w. at Washington Hall. on Broad street MI
between Ninth and Tenth. THIS tSatur- IN
day) EVENING Mt y O'Clock. for instruc, ~
ton and drill. his meeting Is designed = ~
especially for the Offices S. bur nil memners y
Of The Conmandery are cordially Invited to be
present. BY order of the Eminent Commanoer;
LII. BASS, Captain. General.
Attest: GEORGE K. PACE, Recorder.
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GT LINEN GOODSl LINEN GOODS
TABLE DAMASK, TABLE-CLOTHs, TRAN
CLOTHS, DOYLIEs, NAPKINS, TOwELt
FLOOR or CRUMB-CLOTHS, SHEETlNGi
PILLOW-CAsINGS. BIKD'S-EYE, Russia
and SCOTCH DIAPER; LINEN FURN,
TURE.COvERING at 75c. per yard worn
S125; TURKEY RED DAMAsK, TABIs
COVERS, and DOYLIES, COLORED LINE}
TABLE COVERS and DOYLIEs In BUFF
PINK, GREEN, SCARLET, and BLUgat
LEVY BROTHERS.
Bargains In BLACK andCOLORED SILKS.
a26
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ME- ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CA
LICO COMFORTABLES at sl.25 and 81 50
worth SO and $3.50:
COLOKED WUOL BED-SPREADs at s25g
WHITE WHITE 9t1iLTs q. 81. $3.50, q rs, and s2.n
worth 80 per cent more;
COLORED COTTON QUILTS, very heavy, .,
$751; 1885, and y IS Wv A1' w. WIN ''''V' w.
COLURED BLANKETS from $3.50 up to ssi
pair-all very cheap;
WHITE BLANK TS In all qualities for single and
double beds, cribs, and cradles;
MARSEILLES QUILTS from 81 10 4l2-some Of
the best bargains In this line ever offered:
We call particular attention 10 the QUILTS al a.
and IS, which would be cheap AZ 50 and %.
LEVY BRVTH.RA
Cheap UMBRELLAS. -. h2s
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~ UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAs
Whole stock marked down; prices lower thar er.l
We now show . large stock OF CAMBRIC. crys
HAM. SERGE ALPACA, and SILK rYRpp,
LAS which we offer at such prices as 70 nl,cs,
within the means Of every one to have one N In,
indispensable articles. LEVY BROTYrps
Bargaius In BLACK aad COLOReD SILKS.
ia 26
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMpAsY,}
RICHMOND, January l6, 1875.
.TFHE ANNUAL MEEIlNG W LIE
sToCKHOIDERs OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will he held in their ofnce,
on Leigh 8 rect, on MONDAY the ! on 1ay VI
February, 1875. . y. AL Stav
IN l6-td f'eeiet't1.
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no MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.

Being unable TO agree With the Insurance Com
papy on account OF loss sustained by late have
concluded to sell all DAMAGED GOODS ~ a discount
of from to rs per cent for one week, when all re-
maining damaged furniture will be sold at auction
to give room for q new lot.
Very respectfully, &C.,
ja2s.St AR9HyR ROONEY.
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@ WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, fus
yard Wide at 4oc- worth 60c.;
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, al CSC. worth as,
RED; Yellow, Blue, GREY, and WHIT
QUILTED and plain FLANNEL in ali quad
SHAKER FLANNELS In ii j qualities and Width
from 4 up 10 ~ yards wide, all sold very chesn
STR1PEU, PLAID, PLAIN, aud PAINTED "
ERA FLASNELs, In all qualities, al Tue low
BLEACHED, UNBLEACHED, and COLoRrf
CANTON FLANNELS at greatly re1uced prIe1
st LEVY BRUTHEhS',1
Bargains in BLACK and COLORED silks. I
In 28 -~-------'~- =-e---~-8 -
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ATECHAN[Cs Bull DING COMPANY.

Tho annual meeting of the above company for tns
election OF officers for the ensuing year VIII Se helu
ON MONDAY, February !, 1873. All stockn oioers
a. M ,ectors JOHN A. KRAFT, n
VI =, q n ON Secretary.
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Ia CAssIMERES, CLOTHS a.
Els, TWEEDs, JEANS, and all Kind, :, : - .
for boys and mems wear, at greatly ~ ,,s .ss
~ prices; 'o'F''
CASsIMEREs at 76c-, 81 81 as. $3.50. a, p,
e2--an at rs and soc. below regular nr,c. s.s
sATlhETs at SOC. worth 75c.; st 4oc. :.
.60e.; =, ~" wa
VIRGINIA WOOLLENs a: much be,or -.
prices. Beaug determined 10 redue. nm, go
weoaer extraordinary bargains - W.
rxnRrrIts n,o,. Lew BROTHER
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D BALL PRINCES reduced TO a.. :
YARD; ~ w. p
BUL + !6I Or CATERPILLAR FRINGE r,s,,.,
BEADED ;I ana sUsLE PRINCES and srsps.
.PEAkL. STEEL, JET, SILK. CROCHET orr !.
i. SlLvERED. OXYDIZED, RUBBER gp ntaI
BALlHE, BONE, HORN. aud IVORY p PHys
TONS at LEVY HRfsTtih. bCt
Now is the time 10 buy cheap UNBRELIIHIa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-30

NET COHEN BROTHERS will open
large amount of GOODS on MONDAY, February
1st and owing TO their being bought
cheap Will be retalled at less than wholesale prices.
Tia 1921
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-30

MISS ELLA TANNERS SCHOOL, which
ISl has been closed for few days on account Of
illness In the family, will reopen MONDAY, Feb
ruary LIST.
There are a few vacancies In this school. Apply
at 70l west Main street, opposite Monroe Park.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
4 SSEMBLY HALL.
DE MURsKA CONCERTS.

THE FINEST EVER GIVEN IN RICHMOND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-30

during the next thirty days win cell the balance Of
their winter dress goods, shaws, cloaks, &C., at
great sacrifice.
CAsHMEREs and D1AGONALs,
CAMELS HAIR,
REPS and OTTOMASS,
BLACK and COl.ORED SILK,
J. SHAWLS and CEOAKS.
Large stock CLOTHS and CASs1MERES for gen
euep and boys also will he offered At great barRal
just opened an a: sortment Of
KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen;
MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWEkS;
STRIPED HOSE, ali Nos;
HEMsTI'rChED HANDKERCHIEFS;
|. CORSETS, &C. Nl7