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Mrh. T.. VI. Wait.

The audience which attended the se-
lcct reading given by Mrs, l.. VI. Watt ut
the Methodist church on last Friday
night was much better than upon her
first entertainment. but not rs large as
the lady deserved. She exhibited great
power and thorough culture, and during
the whole evening held the close attcn-
ton OF her audience, who testified their
appreciation OF her efforts by hearty APP
plause. Mrs. Watt has an eX-
cellent and highly cultivated
voice. pleasing address and is close to life
In dclincation of character. Betsy and
| are Out" "BctSy's version of the
Story" Betsy and nude Up" The
Brdgc of Sighs;" and "Oyer the Hills to
the Poor House." caused many tear to
start, and Father Pills Collection
was rs successful IN provoking merri-
ment The singing OF the little girl was
also highly complimentary to her age,
and was greeted by loud applause. and
the whole entertainment Was we'll worth
attending-in fact, rare treat.
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Farmers, Notice.

Buy your Field ana Gsrdeo Seeds at New
York Store. Tim thy and Clover Seed, on
ion Sets, Early Rose Seed Potatoes, Oats,
sweet Corn. Hungarian Seed, Russell Po'
satoes. Peas by the quart, Red Top, Cast
AND steel Plows, Plow Harness &C.; full
hnss and r!sss guaranteed low.
SeIelot CHAs, 0. P-fIsA q 90.
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Fifty to seventy-dye dollar. per month.
Agents wanted every where. Teachers, la
dies, g"Dt., 'tc., etc. No capitil or out
lay required. send - cents for postage on
OUTFIT, IN p.'. WyLcH~AN,
u Irwin Station. Union County, Ohio.
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Two or three gsniIemen can he sccom-
moda ed ii b d'y b ard. Il,use ca WAL
Hut. between $ y,nth md tisn'h. Apply
At this Office. aO-3-9.6t.
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store for Rent.

On Commercial avenue. near Twenti-
eth street. suitable for tailor or barber
shon. Inquire ut the saloon corner
Twentieth and Commercial.
3-l1-it. .IDUN CELIA
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Daily Lunch.

George Litinrr oner Of foirt enth and
Washing ON ayenIe. will f. n'sh he eai'' r.
very day TO Is pitron- No. lunch, be-
.ween The hour Of ten and twelve o'cl ck.
Fresh Milwaukee beer aud frlgr ut IL 'Nana
.iysrs 10 be had at his r at all times.
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PHGNIx HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
lIlinOis Central Railroad.


The holder of this pass IL entitlc to one
irst-' las passage TO hicag, and return on
horse back o. on foot, providing he gets his
hair cut by F. Tneobold Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial aud Washington ave-
nues. Ticket Office at +. TheooOld's barber
shop, Cairo, Illinois. le-S'G'tf.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Idlewild, Evansville.
John +. Tolle, ST. Louis.
City of Chester. Memphis.
Grand Lake and tow, ST. Louis.
Ironside and barges, Pittsburg.
" Coal Hill, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Idlcwild, Evansville.
John +. Tollc. st. Louis.
City of Chester. Memphis.
Grand Lake and tow, South.
lronside and bar.es. ST. Louis
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Four rooms for rent-two furnished,
and two unfurnishcd-over Robbins mu-
sic store. on Commercial avenue. En-
quire of Taber Bros, lbs Commercial
avenue. 3-2I-Gt.
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Big Thing In Pictures

Scblesinger, the artist, is the patentee
OF something new in photograph pic
lures. lie has discovered a process, by
which the color Of hair. eyes aud clothing
can be taken as perfectly as ii painted in
colorg.
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Inst Received.

Splendid line of Spring Prini-, now open.
Also iull line ,f |. d 50 ard Gents sh es,
At Eetern prices, DO h ut wholesal' and
retail at NEW SoRK STORE.
A. g.iOt
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Fresh supply.

Mr.. y. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale al his sales room u large stock
II English ale, porter. Hennessy brandy
and wines, and liquors Of all kinds. which
be will dispose Of at reasonable lrices.
lsu.a-gh-tf
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AAsnaGlsarles.

Cool single room, o. he upper floor NJ
the saint Charles can he had, vi h board,
., the very low rate Il IS per month
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On Friday night the Delta City Cornet
band favored our citizens with a serc-
made Oh the principal street corners. This
band recently supplied themselves with
a complete set Of new silver instruments.
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this place. Mr.. Hucfner extends to his
friends and acquaintance hearty invi-
tation to be there aud enjoy the concert
and lunch.
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Positive Cure For Rheumatism
for sale IL the drug ,tore Of VI. j. NcGauey.
between III hte nth and Nineteenth streets
ON Commercial avenue. 3lS
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Loc~s weather R.po.,.

CAimo, It'll. March q is7j
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In st. Louis, No, Wednesday, March
2ith, Mrs. Charles y. Wood, aged 81
Years.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUsTRATED.
NoIIcER OF THE fRxas.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The Weekly ID the abest and most pow.
| erful illustrated periodical published In
this country. Its editorials lTe scholarly
Its illustrations OF current events arc tIll
and Tres A., aud are prepared by ur best do.
signeis. Wit q circulation O, $50, 900. the
Weekly Is read = least by half . million
persons, AMI its Influence As an organ Of
opinion 10 simply tremendous. The Week.
" mainlai - positive po,i,ion, and eI.
presses derided views on political and So
cial probl ms.-Louis,ills oourier-JourDal.
It. ticles are mod IL Of hight toned dis
| Gus ion, and its pictorial illustrations are
| often cor, obOrative arguments Of no small
force.-N. Y. Examiner and Chronicle
Its papers upon existent quest ons and its
inimita6le car ,oons help to mould the sen.
timents OF the country -Pittsbury Com.
nercial.
Postage frse 70 sub-ertbers &. sAe United
Sta es.
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-Four liars Include. prepayment OF U.
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year, 80 90; or, two o Hsrper's Periodi-
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An extra copy Of he Magazine, Weekly,
or Bazaar viii 10 suppl ed graf for every
club OF i've sub-,r BEN At ~ oO s.eh, In
one rem u snee; or, Fix copies for 10 70,
without ex "a copy; postage tree.
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| purchaser.
| nH Newspaper are not 70 copy this I'd:
erIisemeDt with 'ut the express orders Of
Harper 4 Rrothery.
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"a Repository OF Fashion. Pisssas
aud Instruction"
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE rRgSS.

NVTICEb VI TdB FRBo0s
The Bazaar 10 edited with . contribution
oft,c and talent hat We -eldom dnd In any
jourua anu he Journal it~elf Ii the org .
OF the great world Of fAshion.-Bost"n Trsv.
el T.
The B,za- commends 'tself 70 every mem-
Der ( the b usehld-to the childr' by
droll and pr-t pic ures, to toe young 10
dies by II iAsho plates In endless var ETY.,
to the r,viden, mat on by rs psier . for
tie II ren's 81 I es, 10 patenumiliAs By
it, iss eiuI designs for embroidered clippers
sai | xuriou- dre sing 20 ~ns. but the
reading matter Of ths oaxAr 10 uniformly ot
| great excellence. The paper b . acquired
| wide popul ,rty for tn hreside enjoyment
| II anords N. Y. Evening Post.
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CHANGE.
STATIONS

WAN DkPARrAESr, RIysp KkPoHT.
March "a .S5
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"a complete Pictorial History Of The
Ttmes"-"rhe best, cheapest, and
most suceessfal Family Pepper
In the Union +"
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CAIRO MARKET-..WH0LESALE.

Corrected Daily by +. NJ. stearns, eommiss lon
merchant, secretary Of the Cairo Board oi
Trade,
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EDINBURo REvIEw-whig.
LONDON QUARTERLY RkVIEw--con.
servatiye.
YVES MINISTER REvrEw-Lib.r.,
BRITISH QuAk ERLY REVIEW
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Ihe 8ulletin.
CITY NEWS.
SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1875.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
---------------- ---------------'
For Mayor.
PHiLLIS an II candidate for Mayor OF CAIRO. at
tb. ensuing municipal election.
January ~, l5'J. MANY CITIZENS,
For City Clerk.
IDIIoR DrLLErIS PIE ,se announce me as u
candidate Tor election t. the Office VI city
WILL X. HAWKINS.
EDITOR BuLLETis please announce me as a
caudidaie iOr the ONCE Of City CLERK, at the en-
WM. FRENCH AxLEY.
For Treasurer.
BY the request OF many citizens I announce
myself ~ "a Candidat. tor the Oince Of Treasurer,
nj tue ensuing cay election .... -.
JAMES KiNSLEY
Mr. ED1oR Please announce me as a candi-
date for e eeciiOnt the office IL Jity Treasurer,
at the ensuing municipal election
BF BLAKE
W. are authorized 10 announce y AME, W.
S1ENAH1 u a Candidate for the Office Of Jitj
TREASURER, at the ensuing charter election.
For Alderman.
We arv authorized 10 announce join e..
WHITE As candidate fOr Alderman VI tne
fDuftu Ward
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These periodicals constitute 4 wonderfu,
misctl any ofm Germ ,h .ught, research and
criticism. The cream ofaI European boohs
rth reviewing IL found here, ana thev
treat OF tue leading evenn Of the world IN
ms'terly arti ies written by men who have
special knowl. dge o. the matter treated,
The American Publshers urge upon all In
t-lligent read-is In this country Q liberal
support of tn Reprints which they have 20
long and 80 cheaply furnishs feeling sure
that no expei diture for literary matter will
Yield 80 ri sreturn s> that required for .
subscription to these the Leading Psrledi.
Gals ot Great Britain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09

In WeS,moreland county Murphy (Radi
is aseeed TO the House OF Delegates by
a msi, ,vity Of sixteen over Walker, the Con-
seryati. e candidate. -
The ella tass OF Mr. Cox to the Speakersbip
are. howey "a, easily disposedoG He has but
small and obscure show. Mr. Walker, of
Virginia, is he coming maD. Cincinnati
Co1saerctaI. , @ 9E ,
The arst Mast ,nse lodge has just been or
ganized In Jerp saiem. Its master Is an
Americaa. It's yast, Master is an Englishmau,
lie senior warden u a German, its junior
warden is a native, its treasurer Is Turk,
Its secretary is a French. usn, lis senior dea-
con il . Persian, BAD its junior deacon
another Turk. Among Its aae1obers are
Christians, Mahometass, and Jews. Free
masonry Is eS identity cosmopolitan. t.. .
The Legislatursef West Virginia Laeets in
Wheeling tomorrow. at
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We do not suppose there is a man In this
city wbo believes that the Alscussion of the
merits of any tnos2inee of the Conservative
party wss withheld until after tse nominal
Btions were made ogt Of any respect for the
truies or suggestions of the ConserystiYe
party. A man who would think SO muss be
very dull Of understanding, The assailanis
of one Of the nominees had DO more respect
for the rules ana discipline OF the Gonserya.
tive party than they had fqg the Chinese
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The Usury Laws.

The usury laws of every State in the Union
are dead letter. We publish this morning
in full the opinion Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States which gave to those anti
euated and foolish laws the coup de grace.
Let them be buried. They have lived much
too long for the good of mankind.
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DEATHS.

Died, at The residence Of her parents. III Manches-
ter, att half-past o',l0ck on the 9th instant,
ESTELLa, daughter OF Murfa L. and W. A. Frank
lin; aged four years and eight months! Ff..i2 ~
Florida papers please copy, 81: 1s.-, ~"
Died, on the eth Instant, at the residence OF his
father GEORGES LITTLErON infant son Of Jo-
seph and Eugenis Pearman; aged one year and one
month. 7To'iE7 81 -.T.'TT ~ 2 o.
Fare thee WELT Thou art gone to the land OF the
blest; Ia. 4, ~ ..a.-g .-E s.r. ar. 70
To the sweet sacred sleep of the tomb ,.;..r
To the realms of delight-to that haven OF rest :.
Where SORROW and anguish meier GOMEZ [r!Hi
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ANOTHER RECRUIT FOR EGYPT.--The Lex
ington Gazette says: :" Captain Ed. McCen-
nell, contractor under McMahon & Green,
In charge OF section g., in this county, has
receiYed through General Stone, chief engi.
neer of the Khedive's army, an offer OF ser.
Siee In Egypt" PA
Captain Mcconnell IS native of Rich.
raand, is graduate Of Virginia Military In
situate, and was captain OF the Richmond
ZouaYes during the war. BE recently held
the position of division engineer on the
eshsSaaeake and Ohio railroad.
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Carroll County.
Huntsville, CARROLL COUNTY, Va.

HlLLsylLLE, CARROLL COUNTY, VA.,l
November 6, 1876. )
Editors Dispatch :: In this county Martin
Dalton Conservative was elected to the
House of Delegates BY 1875 majority over
Isaac Webb, aud $50 majority over William
Kyle. 1=
In the senatorial district composed of Car.
roll, Grayson, and Wsthe, John Dickinson
is elected to the Senate over ID. Graham by
majority Of nearly 800.
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HY Do PEOPLE RUSH FOR
sYoLEB RoTHERs' DRY GOODS sgoREf For
the simple reason tha they are selling greater
gains tAan ever. They have dust received their,
fourth supply of WINTER INTER GOODS. amongst
which are,the following bargains :ci;g3 = ,"tfea
Large-size ED-BLANKETs from IS up 70 sl5;--:
alr2b per cant. below their vaipeuoT 81 u
The largest stock Of LADIES' and, MISSES
y isHAWLsl ever, shown 10 this city, at, lower
d prices than ever; q 3,a!i sfa's ~. -
Just look at our seventy. fye-cent REVERSIBLE
tlarge-stze) sHA wI-worth fully 81 .5o;s@ ~
CARPETS, on Otis, RuGs-a very large
assortment at all prices; 9asifsj@ ...E2.2tS;s@
BALnoRAb and BOULEVARD sKigFs for la.
!. dies and misses at one half Of their value; i,
BUsTLE s in fifty different styles; -: ~, : =
KID GLOVES in one, two. and three buttons, in
I: all the fashionable styles; 10 s'+'+. -
LIsLE-THREAD and BERLIN. GLOVES and
GAUNTLETs;t. an@niaac23! zAn 02%';as 2.
LADIES' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE. a2 !
. Embroideries and Cotton Trimmings at less than
manufacturers prices; Table and Piano Covers
very cheap; Tides In one hundred different pat
torns Ladies Merfno Vests at SOC. worth 81; large
line Of GentIemen's Furnishing Goods; another 10,
of pure Linen Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs at 19c.
worth 37Xc. remnants of Irish Linens; remnants
Of Black velveteen; Towels, Napkins, and Doy-
lies; Bleached and Brown Damasks Fruit Cloths
at astonishingly low prices; Lace Curtains at re-
duced prices. .f 5,sa n rt
CoRsETsl CoRsETsl CoRsETs 1--WE have
the largest stock of Corsets In the city, from SOC
| up to s6 per pair. :t~
Don't fail TO look at our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. s"..%..1- -
In Dress Goods we have all the latest styles II
Plain, Mixed, and Plaic, from l2Hc. up to IL pei
yard; Navy-Blue and Seal-Brown Cachemeres o.
| soc. worth sOc.; 100 pieces Tycoon Reps in en-.
tirely new patterns; Black. Cachemeres at IL,
81 49, $3.50, s1.75, and 90 per yard; large stock
of Mourning Goods at very low prices.
BLACK ALPACAs! BLACK ALPACAs!-
Black Alpacas at 20, 25, 80, 45, 5000, 10, &c..
aud 81 per yard.
You can save from 10 to 25 cents per yard by
calling and examining eur stock. Don't fail
BLANNELs! FLANNELs! FLANNELs!-
FlanneIs in white, red, yellow, blue, plain, ant
twilled, from 25c. up; Plain, Plaid, and Striped
| Opera Flannels at SO and 75c. per yard.
Water-Proofs in all colors; our Cashmere de
partment IA complete from 25c. up to pc per yard
call and examine It; India Rubber Blankets Quilts
In white and colored; Comforts at lower prices
than any wherres 10 the city; five cases new
Prints Just opened; Knitting. tbleacned ano
unbleached) and Cotton YARNS in all Nos.
MACaINE.oIL! MACHINE-NEEDLEs! "
A large stock Of Brown and Bleached Cottons
sheetings and Pillow-Case Cottons OF the best
brands at less than marked price; Knit Jackets in
ali sizes, very cheap. 49, Il. -.....,.v.
Cont fail to examine our stock befors buying
elsewhere, as you can save money by doing 50.
sYCLE BROTHERS,,
- I'D 429 Broad street,
mol :" between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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burla, service. These men did net expect
anything al the bands Of The Conservative
pasty. uehess sass. hapaa 70 psaasnsa.s
defeat, The attack wss made on the Askes,
andsnok even Judge MoRros $50 caiiesl mao
stronger hopes Of "breaking stp : Ing you
servatNe party than they hads
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at ST. Paul's church, the evening Of the
27th October, by Rev. De. ADDISON. assisted by
Rev. DIR, Minpigerode, LIZZIE, daughter OF DIR:
Robert @. 'Cabell, to ALBERT .RITCHlE, Esq. OF
Baltimore. i1..', - - -.
} Married., on Thursday. October 90, 1875, at
Marialya, the residence Of he brides parents, by
the Rev "A. street, 8Ir. JOHN O.. DEW tosMiss
LELIk FAUNTLEROY. daughter of Or. h. @.
Faunteroy, OF King and Queen county, Va.
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The CAT Our OF TEE BAa.-In bis affidavit
as to the late election Colonel W. e. KNIGHT
sWears as follows: .".,- s"'.-
"The returns from that precinct show but
les votes cast for your petitioner against 474
cast for B. r. Johnson Petitioner is salts.
lied that this return is fraudulent. In the
guberpatorial contest between Hughes and
Kemper 500 votes we're cast, Of which 53S
were cast for Kemper and 26S for Hughes.
leaving majority for Kemper of but 270.
In this contest but GG2 votes were cast, OF
which 474 are returned as cast for johnson
and but lSS for petitioner, giving johnson
1856 majority"
Logic Is logic. HUGHES, Radical candidate,
received 26S votes, and KMGBT, Radical can.
didate, ought to have received as many !!
The affidavit means that or il means nothing.
Again: But kEnpER got 1000 majority
10 Richmond. HUGHES was beaten by that
majority. According to Colonel KNIGHTS
logic, JOHNSON has been cheated out of some
l 100 votes, since he got but $50 najority in
Richmond
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iMERIN0sNAND .AIL-WooL
- -. 80 EDERW WEAR.

LADIES' MERINO aud ALL-WoOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, an qualities; 49,
GENTLEMEN's MERINo and ALL-wooL
/, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHILDaEN'S MERINo and ALL-wOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN's, and CHlLDEEN's
., MERINO and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALp.
HOSE.
The only house In The city where full line Of all
qualities and sizes Of above goods can be found.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
II Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
FRANK LEsLIE'5 PATTERNS are the mos.
reliable. oc23
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Yesterday we received the Tazewell
county.paper, and;r the following:
"The election passed of quietly. Full
returns next week." ,.,-s..l ....a.-a .-.
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@ RELIGIOUS SERVICES UNDER
the direction of members of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held THIS Tuesday
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, at the Methodist church
on Oregon, HILL. All persons are invited to be
present. 81 r..,.t- ~ -..ss.s ss..sE. ~ ~,
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ME- VELVETS VELVETS !-BLACk
;. SILK YELYETS for trimming and millinery
. purposes at 81, So, $3.50, &3,and $3.50 per
BLACK MANTILLA-vELvET at s45o, IS, Sc,
coLORED SILK svELvET5in all of the desira,
BLACK and CoLoRED vELvETEENs In all
BLACK and COLORED VELyET-RIBBONS at
/. 900 .'s'.. LEVY BROTHERS..
ALL-WO DOL! CASHMERE ROBE DE CHAM
BRES in elegant patterns. - nos
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spEe,fAE HoT1cEs.
Gail and see ior: yourselves.

sefFa u 4! & ~ .-- rs ~
SOLID COLOR DRESS aoops. All styles, fron
&c. and up;G II n ~ 49,.
PLAID and STRIPED DRESS GOODS from lsc.
and up s.. .ss re- IL * i III ;zi
90 pieces nav styles BLUE and BLACK PEAIDs
just received at s5c.i per yard worth AGO., very
40 pieces REP pLA1Ds a. a5c, very pretty;
so piecas BLACK ALPAeAs from 25c. upto u
aE5 q yard 3, III -lfr -,-tf s:,S zza. * z
BLACK GOODS large and cheap line; So
PLAID and PLAIN OPERA FLANNELs, oil
80 prices, all wool;
WHITE FLANNELs at 25e. worth 33c.:: Z, &
Ia, large line of sHEETINGs, goTToNs, FLAN-
+; NELS, TABLE!LINENs, DO, at the lowest
nrtres lsisi!s tyat Is Isfsl ylT}3 sitl Ifs3
CASsIMERES and WATER-PROOFo LoTHs,sbe
best bargains yet offered = ~sZ i-o 4
RED, GRAY, and BLUE CHANNELS, very cheap
Great bargains. In .BLANKETSf QUILTS
SHAWLS, SKI aTs, BALMoRALs,cLO
NUBTAs, COMFORTS, &C.; .,.ss-,1. !;
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN-LACES extra cheap
90 dozen A LINEN DAMASKa TOWELS at
- 37ke. worth 6uc.; SIS 81 .........s..,
25 dozen A 4 LINEN HUGKABACK TOWELS
i, atl25c. worth sc; 80 :9ts1t1tqs1,
A fullIihe of Ladies' and Misses w 0hhEN and
+ STRIPED HOSE from l2kc. up to 75c-;-.
| A, large assortment of aCoRsHrS, GLOVES,
!. sCARFs, RIBBONS, --RANHKERCHIEFt,
een se@as' a and 5ad'es WDERyssrs,
s1 ss sss hass Se'SR
iss'fo ~A' ' WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
noe ! s,t,. ~ ogI ~ s4rti60t Broad street.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE SOF

q
IF you want to save money goto "
az COURTNEY& PoWELLs
to buy your goods. Notice the following bargains,
which are only few Of the many which they have
ANDROSCOGGIN. BLEACH COTTON, I0c.;
WAMsCTTA BLEACH COTTON, I4e;
AE BLEACH aud BROWN CoTToNs, SHEET
z INGS, &C., retailed at Wholesale prices; ~
dust received large and handsome lot OF PLAID
!; DRESS GOODS, which wiz be sold at bottom
&; price; = 80 - -
BLEACH TABLE-DkMASX.6 2xc.;
LINEN RANDKERCHIEFs, 75e. per dozen;
BALMORALSKIRTs,7 6c.;
ALEXANbREtKID- GLOVES two buttons), 81 !;
READ1-MADE SUITS, SIG worth s35;
The largest stock Of CLOTH CLOAKs In the city,
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere;
| UNBL CACHED Knl1TISG-COTTON, 3ec. per
r. pouue.- is COURTNEY & POWELL,
F1tS' - .@, r.. SIG Broad street.
Use the CRANK LESLIE PATTERNS.
n .f o - ~ 4 g..
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NE ELBA-PARK METHODIST EPIs.
CUPAL CHURCH {Marshall street near Hancock)
Four days revival: meeting, beginning TO-DAY
Tuesday, at ,7:30 P. M. :@' :. i'.fE't :, h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09

THE HANpSOMESr STOVE @k
il 1sI1 IN THIS COUNTRY. -
SPEARS,S FRANKLIN REFLECII1sE
for parior, chamber, diniag-room, or QUE. 80 the
The subscriber would call the atten:nur and
public 70 his stock OF STOVES, RANGES AAN
PARL a, ths
Z Plumbing. Cas- Fitting. and Ttnn!ng aops ~ tir-
best manner. Also. good stock or hoas. - anti
nishing Goods always op hand, am al prices "
wy s'Ase'' 0A's wv AUG. ARsELt, jR.,,
no 2.3w 728 Ma!n sA.s.-
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Bs MORE BARGAINS

V. 81 "a In BLACK sILys
T. 3: PRICE q CO. have OF, the way nore - -.
BLACK SILKs,-the mos ~ . ~
NOUS goodS1 IN ne world for which they ara s
ALSO. LACK chose SILKS. 81 10 ss ns,l.
sna l9t, SgsrLEs, new pattern Prints, BoUIE
vAhD .SKIETS,T 9ebtleInensBst ALL-Wt,oT .nS
MERISo SHUTS. Ladies, and CniidrenssD avg 1Io
~ WOOL Srd MERIHo SHIRTS, LADIES, Rrr>5
- .GLOvE S, oesf makes, and expected every bonr
shapes. .s5E - 80 -, s,l.--s Apff"'so
.splendla line new BLACK cAsnxERss and A..
". = 80 s.seisf 49, u08
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nRESS- and CLOAK-MAKING.- Since
IL my return from New i ork have removed 10
No. GO east tro1d street, corntE or First. Latest
imported styles always on Eant.
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T1HEKNIGHTs OF RICHMOND NJ
IL COMMASDERY, No. 2, who have ~
not already had their photographs taken ~
at Lumpsin's gallery and attend to the ---
same Without delay, as The matter will be closed
within rhs Text few days.
BY request Of the committee. -
tlss -. : 80 WILLIAM e. TANNER,
( no .3t Chairman.