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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-25

DR.. GILaER ON THE UNION OF Boilers
AND REPUBLIcANs.--T5 the Editor Of the
National Republican Sir,-You will bear
me out in the assertion that did not write
YOUR article, GA Word About Virginia
Politics." in your paper Of this morning !;
but It is so nearly what said and repeated
several times during yesterday that am as.
tonished at the similarity. endorse Ia toto
the first paragraph. The second is almost
word for word as would put it, and the re.
mainder of the article, barring few words
that would soften somew bat, sounds like
an echo. Parties are not made. They come.
Men may propose, but circumstances will
dispose. Until there Is some more
potential and tangible bond Of union
between the Republican party of Vir-
GINA and those who acted in oppo-
sition to the regular nominees Of the
Conservative party at the late election than
is afforded in the call'for a conference" of
Virginia Republicans in Washington, to
which we do not see tie name ofs single
recslcitrsns Democrat or Conservative at
tached, or to " nose action not one of these
gentlemen has authorized any one to bind
him, we must regard all SUCH moves as the
smallest sort Of fudge. TO ssy they were
!" delusionsn ard f'snares" would be to
dignity them and give them character be-
yond their deserts. But, az you correctly
say. the Republican party, as party, has no
parton lot in this move. Who got it up, and
who were to have been bound by It's action
I assert, without fear of successful contra
diction, that not twenty men in the whole
State outside of the small cotere who got
1t up would have given its recommends
tons any SORT of consideration, or con-
sidered themselves in any way. bound by its
action. But am pleased to believe that the
poor little iil.gotten bantlDg has been stran-
gled in its birth, and you have the sincere
thanks of every true Virginia Republican for
your agency In the good work. Neverthe.
less, in conclusion let me say that think
conference Of the party of the State, pro-
perly gotten up, in which the intelligence
and worth of the party as well as its stamina
would be represented, and to which all recall.
citrant Democrats or Conservatives might
be invited; might be of incalculable adVan.
tage to the party. 1t would probably bring,
ali kindred elements Into harmonious co8pe-
ration. l simply make the suggestion. Will
you aid US in the movement? = ,-.'.tt.i
Respectfully, &C., l.1%. G. e. GILMER.
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na MOTTO FRAMES AT Soc: PIC

M MOTTO FRAMES AT Soc: PIC
TURE FRAMES at csc. ana SOC, all worth
double the money-these frames are all walnut
NOTICES ut 8 and 1oc.;
BOOK MARKS at 8 and &C.;
SHADED EMBROIDERY-SlLk at &c. per skein
GILT and SILVER PERFORATED PAPER In all
coL Lae usD and s1siS SHADED ZEPHYR woRsTED;
WHITE and COLORED KNITTlSG.IARNS
usBLEACHED KNITTING-COTr0N,3 8, 4, and
S strand, at soc. per POUND;
BLEACHED kN1TTlNti.COITON in bolls all
sizes from 8 70 20; a, 6oc per poua,d ;; g., ,o,.
sEWTNG-MACHfNE NEEDLES for I'LL the lead
Ing machines at &c. each, mailed to any address
at SOC. Der dozen; - .ss
CLARK'S and COATS'S SPOOL-COTTON zoe.
LEa aeE dH1sn sATcHELs lined with leather at 81
HIGH Gu BAGK.coMBs in 6ai,y styles from 15c.up
JET and RUBBER JEWELRYi In great variety;
Large PAINTED BREASTPINS In great variety;
NECK-S CARFS for ladies from sc. up to $l.60-
the largest, cheapest, and best assorted stock In
SILK i9'i HiAaesSDkERcHIEFsi in great Variety, >
LEs eaa WHISTLES, SOCKS, and
FREKCH.WovE sHIRT.BosoMs, warranted all
!, pure linen, at zoe. worth 50c;;
STRIPED HOSE for women ana chidren;
GRUS.GRAIN RIBBONS IN all widths and colors !;
BINDINGS, BRAlDS, FR1NGEs, and GAho0NS
Look at our ONE-DoLLAR Two-BUTrON KID
GLOVES. & no "a
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spECIaL NOTICES.


5ss k-1sss FIJI yf1rs 10 rag M TTNn 0rfT
~, ~ q Z -, ri
S S,a,, ggs.9g5. Price 70 10
israss, asccrs nsss jnst ssnea enc Of WI
In THIS CITY,
clpaEy puschased at the recens New York auctions
ana sales or manufacturers. Thcy are
m 9neriag a.. &, 49,
paeSsS ys =
F. aids ut sta Soc Ne.
ppf n1csr t 1T IN, Yt :, ),
u. salus; ssNoWELAKE al 81, and eocn re-
SERAS e 30 st3oc reduced IRON eoe;
IN toll
Sa:;sS y.a,s ~ spirflsa AZ zoe, re-
=, u9s sSss ifoi1 . gxr1 i,rr, :. 49,, .
, ~ S5o % nc SYs
i3fge s.oss or ana MSh AAh W
BLAGK. EALRgACAs .as 2S;srortn 3GS.: ct 30c.
cheap at 31He.1 ~ oSc. selhnS Reneraiay .. 4oc.s
at 42e: worm July QUO, .,ess -, :.
SILK L6STss a. ~ ana zoe: ~, yaiue1 sgSi;1e
ALL.W ODL& fofty,Smo inch VICE NIAA1oE At
65c. sold generally al 81 :
sCASHMERE1, tDRAP .tD'ETA BOMBADlH Us,
u and ofheTmourDing goods at reduced rates -
BLACK SILK at 65cr GR0S.GkAIN PUSE s
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CdDsp:LJfe in Florida: Handbook for
Sportsmen and Settlers. Compiled by
CHARLES HALLooH, author of the "Fish-
Ing Tourist" New York: FOREST AND
STREAM PUBLISHING COMPANY: ~
We are indebted to the, publishers for q
copy of this book, which cannot fail to inter-
est all lovers of nature and Of the stirring
details OF life on the water and in forest and
field. Elderly gentlemen acquainted at all
with the profession Of iournalism will feel an
interest in the author, who, modestly styles
himself the compiler, of this entertaining
work on learning that he is son of the late
Mr.. HALLoCH, one of the editors of the
Journal Of Commerce in its palmiest days,
when that paper. was locked to for excellent
judgment and conscientious views at a time
when sectional partisanry had fearrully
biased those sources of intelligence that do
so much to direct and control the, public
Judgment: the newspapers. 81, .'s'
Mr.. HALLocH, son to this excellent and
just man, Is the principal editor Of that
capital sporting and gentleman's paper
the Forest and Stream. He is an accom-.
plished sportsman, and seems to concentrate
his tastes and energies upon the department.
Of life which he has devoted himself to. The
Forest and Stream Is the best paper Of Its
kind ever published In tie Emitted States.
The book Mr.. HALLooH has prepared for the
public contains much Of the choicest Incl
dent by flood and iieid that has originated in
the fruitful area Of Florida, where the sports.
man in winter .ands eyer.recarring- interest
and abundant game. lsJ s..s:<.sg &. ii ,.3e.,
Geier. Wally. a Tale of the Tyrol. By
W1LRELMINg YoN HILLERN. New York !:
D.. APPLETON g. Co. ssssftses 44s
The authors name has grown 10 reputa-
tion until . book bearing her name is at once
commended to noyel-readers. The AppLEToNs
have placed 10 in their Library of Choice
Novels. - $500 stsa rs ~
For sale By J, {. ELLysos.
Hostages TO- fortune. A. Story. By Miss NJ.
=. BRADD0s. author OF g AErora Floyd"
etc. With illustrations. s..r i En-.
! For sale by j. Il ELLysos. $.
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famed several sls,seliueds. aoA exhibited g
degree al lauoranso of southern pollsics U
even In d sheet Of so Hstle note
as the gepubk can. Z,
One G. *. Gfmar, In the next issue OF
that paper, publishes a letter, in which ne
aechoes y the sentiments Of the editorial
mentioned, and calls, in has ,uay; for cons
ference of all the Republicans of Hirglnias
Now. Messrs. Editors. this shors note Is
to INQUIRE Il he fs the e.. *. Ghn1er mat anu.
ed In 1859 TO turn Virginia over 10 WAKE.
and Lewis and .tbeir Democratic Ialles, anu
the same man who voted Tor Hreeiey ~
1872? AN answer 10 these queries el,osE
from you or the Republican would onnse
On an. - OLp-LIEE RHPuBLicAN.i
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BUSINESS CHANGES,
MANLY'S HOTEL,
RARE OPPORTUNITY

ARARE OPPORTUNITY
Is offered hotel and heuse-keepers in theexensiSe
lor OF FURNITURE and BAR-FiXTURES offered
FOR SALE PRIVATELY
at MANLYS HOTEL, consisting Of
elegant BLACK WALNUT BEDSTEADs,
2 BLACK WALNUT BUREAUS with marble
T slabs and large looking glasses
BLACK WALNUT SIDEBOARD with marble
. slab. almost new; -
l BLACK WALNUT SOFA, a"D
lLOUNGE covered with maroon-colored reps,
/ EAsY-CHAIR. 3tsa ~ .ass.j - 3.
4 other CHAIRS OF same description.
/ BLACK WALNUT ExTENsloN-TABEEtis eight
feet in. length, ~ as"i
2 elegant PU NCH-BUwLs with cups,
] lot OF VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPET.
= CHAMBER FURNITURE enough 10 furnish
= Z fifteen rooms, J., 81 r. ~ #
i very large MIRROR, Z = t-f5-.sE-
Q HAT-STANDS, gt~
Several HOIRSE-HAIR asd various other NAL
TRESSEs, ~
FEATHER.BEDs,
COMEORTERs,
"., WOOELEN BLANKETS,
@l,5 SHEETS,
- OTT0MANs,s t@'' = !.
,,,a PICTURES, ~ .s& -" "
~ - BAR-COUNTER,a ist'sE ~
H. 5.s oYSTRR-COUNTER,-.
r GLASS and SHOWCASES,
CROCEERY, ana GLASSWARE Of all deScIie-
- lions,
WINE-PRESS,..
" AIR-PUMP for beer,
PATENT sPIGGoTS OF various, descriptions.
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS;
A 10. of BAR-CHAIRS, STOVES, and tEAiLN"'
" = DRUMSt
One large KITCHEN RANGE, with BoihEE. and
:. pusSp attached 10 1t; and numerous other USE
snl articles. N~ts't
Also, the entire stock Of WINE aud LI9ross'
70 be sold for cash.
The above sale will be made. because The propne-
tor Intends going into snotheE business. no Il
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THs OHIO ELECTION. - The Cincinnati
Times, q Republican journal, repeats Units
issue of last Monday 1.a " 49, -
what we do say is, that il the greenback
issue had been the only one in tue canvass,
as the Comm eroial wanted to have it,, the
hard.money men would have been besten:"
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me- THOSE PEOPLE WHO HAVE
not supplied themselves yet with DRY GOODS for
the coming winter should so at once to"
sYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 BROAD STREET.
They can find there one of the largest and best
'''''1 ~ DRY GOODS
in the State at prices lower than ever.
They have just received some great bargains from
New York auctions, AMONGST which are
Fifty pairs WHITE BED-BLANKBTs at 1925
worth s4.75;
Fifty pairs WHITE BED-BLANKETs at $4.75,
usual selling price $3.50
Don't fail to look at these goods, as they are the
cheapest ever sold In this city.
Look at our COMFORTS at 81 $50 worth $2.25;
CoLoRED BLANKETS and QUILTS at astonIsh-
ingty low prices;
CARPETS, oIL-CLoTHs, RUGS, and HAS
SOCKS at less than manufacturers prices. ~
sHAwLs! sHAWLsl sHAWLs! sHAWLs!
The largest stocks of sHAWLs ever shown in
this city, from 30c. up to SIS. Save money by e3-
aiming our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
LADIES' and MISSES, BOULEVARD aud AL
MORAL SKIRTS at reduced prices i 'i'.
Five hundred pieces BLEaCHED and BROWN
COTToNS retailed at wholesale prices;
sHEETINGs and PIaLoW-CAsE COTToNs at
less than market value; .,; -. "
IRISH LINENS, LINEN aad COTTON OLA
PIERS, BIRD's-EYE LINEN, very cheap; j..
TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE-CLoTHs,a at great
ly reduced prices. n.t- !. "
Look at our TABLE. and PfANO-COVERS.
Large stock Of GENTLEMgN'S FURNISHING
GOODS. .=....a ..
LADIES' UNDERWEAR speciality. a.
LADIES and MISSES STRIPED HOSE.
BERLIN, BU OK, and KID GLOVES and GAUNT-
LETS. @.
BAREGEs and GRENADINES for Wells In navy
blue and seasbrown.
New styles NECK-sCARFs, COLLARS, CBFFs,'
= BELTS, CENTENNIAL CHAINS, COMBS;
CROCHET sACQUEs and HOODS; ..." ~.
KNITJACQUETS in very large sizes;
1000 pieces NECK and ,sAsH.RIBBoNS in all
shades and widths.
Our CASHMERE department is complete, from
15c.up to s6,per yard. 4.
BEAVER and CHINCHILLA CLOTHS at very low
prices.
DRESS GooDsl DRESS GOODS "A full line in
solid colors. ~ ,..a@l
FIGURED ALPACAs and PLAIDs; -~H
EMPRESS CLOTHS at 25 and
3Dc.; trs e, seza 4 Ta tsG
All fashionable shades in CAsHMEREs at Soc
81 worth. soc. u ..sl#Ga - i . Il .is"@ir
Our stock Of MOURNING GOODS is Que Of the
largest In The city, and we offer great bargains.
Call and convince yourself. - ~
BLACK ALPACAs from zoe. TO 81 per yard.
i You cansave from 20 to rs per cent. in buy ing
your Alpacas from US. 1. -
FLANNEEs in all colors aud at all prices; +.
FAECY.sTRIPED FLANNELs for opera cloaks !;
WATERBROOFS In all colors; ~ ie
coRsETs from soc. up to IS per pair; I'D
just look at our 81 CoRsETs worth s1.75; .a
rs pieces TYCOON REPS in beautiful patterns.
Call and examine our stock, as you will and It to
your advantage 10 do so. a aH ta
sycLE BROTHERS, -
=. sa 42s Broad street,
uo1s between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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s '.'1I' q. ..Al,nosher Word abeas yirglnia

3 Editors Of he Dispntch Gesire the use
of yopr columns Tor the purpose OF making
an Inquiry. The National Repa6s tcaH,ss
published OF Washington. under date Of the
2sd instant, contaiued what suppose to be
an editorial. The article in question con.
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~ WHITE QUILTS AT 81 WORTH
s1.5O, al a1.56 worth $3.50, at $3.50 worth
90, at 1850 worth s5, at S5 worth sS, at 81
worth $40; also, QUILTS at Is, 81 9, and $12,
at LEVY BROrB ERS.
Look at our ONE-DOLLAR TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES. nol7
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na- MORE BARGAINS

eT MORE BARGAINS
~ a'ss 9a tf In BhAGK SILKS.
T. Il. PRICE & co. have on the way moro Of the
4 sfCEHTENNhAL BLACK SILKS, the noSt Is.
! i NOUS goods IN be world, l6 wnssh suS3 arc
agents for Wyginia. 90 -
shaped BuSILES, new pattern. PRIST9t 6oULEss
4gs yAfp SKERT6, Gardeners AL5.Wo0L ana
MERIN0 SnIRTs, Ladies' an Chiloreng ALL
WOOL and MERINo sHfRTS, LADIES, AID
3, GIoyvsa best makes, and expected every noer:
LADIES Ha.AcK CLoTR CIoAKs Of most approved
shapes, J.
70 "a ''ts1 - 800 5s5Sl.ss s no 8
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RaARpTFa axe AeDaINsa.

.TAViNG ADDED FIVE NEW Ro . .,;s,s
MORE RJIKDERS with pleasant apafin as aud
fnSnisned or anfnrnished. Hase hscx p Sss~1 can
Ibrary tlitahe 1as ssaam y; I'D.
A Isss - MA n. 8 PARKER
~ No, Tie ode. PaIkes'sl Franksin s Ian.
no 22-Gt between SeSe SAC So.
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MET pABLE-CLOTHS A Nd HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS at extraordinary bargains;
PURE LINEN TABLF-DAMASK from 37Hc. per
yard up to 80; ~--~~..~
TABLE-CLOTHS from one and quarter yards up
to FIVE yards long-all very cheap:
FRIfGED NAPKINS from Coo. up to % per
dozen;
TURKFY-RED TABLE-DAMASK at 81, 81 10,
and S1.25 per yard; .#
COLORtD NAPKINS In great variety and very
cheap; as
BUFF ia sLE-COvERs, all pure linen, at eoc.
PINK PRACTITIONERS, all pure linen, at 75c.
worth $3.50;
HUCKkBAOK TOWELS, all pure linen, from
1926 to SIP per dozen; a1E
CRASH and STAIR-LINEN, In all qualities, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our ONE-DoLLAR TWO-BUTT0N
KID GLOVES. no IL
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q ar sT.JOHN'S GHURGH.-THaNks.
services with holy commit
niaa ard ofssrtry ut i q NJ s@4ai 80 at-s
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nIRCULARs. $3.50 to S4 per thousand at
NJ me DISPATCH PRNTINa-a0uSE
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NJ THE CRY is s
WHERE TO BUY GOOD AND CHEAP GOODS
AND SAVE MONEY!
THE ANSWER Is, 60 to ..,s
= WILLIAM THALH1MER's, -
.sE eo1 BROAD STREET,
Where ysu win find one of the best assorted and
IL cheapest stocks OF DRY GOODS in the city.
Call and see for yourselves.
SOLID COLOR DRESS GOODS. all styles, fronl
zoe. and up; e.. 49,. ..s,.
PLAID and STRIPED DRESS GOODS from acc.
and up; a..qt 81
20 pieces new styles BLUE and BLACK pLAIDs
just received at 25c. per yard wor: 4Gc.' very
cheap; s,.e,4 fsss. :. st4sz
90 pieces REP PLAIDs at a5c- very pretty;
81, rieces BLACK ALPACAs from 25c. up 70 %
yard; ~. 81 ,t-.t-.., III. sEss.s tEly
BLACK Goops. large and cheap'li /.
Pl.AID and PLAIN OPERA FLANEELs, oil
prices, all wool; 49,
NELs, TABLE LINENS, &C., at the lowest
81 prices; lSz - 49,
cAssfMEREs and WATER-PRo0E CLoTHs,the
@ best bargains yet ofered;: ssa s. g
BED, GRAY, and BLUE EIeANNELs, vers cheap;
Great bargains In BLANKETS, Gull rs,
sHAWLs, SKIRTSs BALMQRhLS,C LDAKs,
NUBIAs, COMFORTS &c; q. 81
NOTTINGHAM. CuRTAINrLACESe extra cheap
90 dozen ~ LINEN DAMAsK. TOWELS ct
s7slc. worth 6tsc.; 4.
.25 dozen IA LINEN HUCK-AlRESAcK TOWELS
at s6c. worth 57c.; e
Emil fine Of Ladies, and Kisses. wOOI.LE EN- ant
Z q STRIPED HOSE from. ! aJsse. IN 90 76c.;;
4 large ssssostnaens OF goRsETS, GLOVES
q sCARES,N RfRBONn, HANDKEBGHIEFt
coMBA HostEax. ~; IN, s, :,
~ 10 be sold ar the very bottom price 8; .
26 dozen new shade TWOsauTTOa KIDS at Toe
WORM VA 'ass WILLIAM Wilt Il TBALHIMERs.
u06 SOL Broad street.
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NE BBfYoBR NoFE-PAPER AND
ENVELOPES, and save TWENTY-FIVE per cent OF,
more, at lno III d. LEVY BRogI liia. n
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.'1s-ssl@ass'sA.a.s'1lssS5 -
DEFY GOODs.


PLAID DRESS GOODS at zs, 40, %,
= and Soc.
BLACK ALPACAs from Csc. 70 t1.S0;
BLACK CASHMERE at TIC. s1. s1.2s, SIS,
ana o. g S. ~
CLOTH CLOAKS from SO TO $35;
sHAWLSs BLAsKETg, &C.:
BUCK, D0e-yKfHeRED, CALF, SHEEP, SEAL.
SKIN, CLOTH. and BEN LIN GLOVES;
ALEXANDRA KIDS, two ID ttons, u;
VICTORIA KIDS, two tutton :, Sl.50;
WoRsTED FE1NGEs, VAR ! ACES,
FRENCH and EE6LIsH CASA fMEREs,
Sh Oh. ,i q eassI g ws aor,o,
no rs sfy 8 road street
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:bbTs BUY YOUR FURS AND d FUR
TRIMMINGS, of aS.a LEVY BROTHERS..
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r NOVEMBER 8, 1876.
MORE NEW DRESS GOODS, CLoAKs, BLAE-
KETs, sHAwLs, AND SILKS.
r. q, pRIOE & CO. are opening daily H.
New CAMELS-HAfR PLAIDs,
Sd and ga CAsHMEEEs,
l DIAGONAL POPLINs, all grades;
New MOURNING GOODS In camers ha,ri
49, CAsHMHREs, BoMBAZiEES. &c.;
y: sHAWLS and SUITS-great variety;
CoLoRED DRESS and TRIMMING-SH.KSr 81
III WATERPROOF CLOTH, all colors;:
SPLENDID CALIFORNIA BLANKETS In ezara
!. g} stze and qualities: .titH tEE s
80. REAVER-CLOTHS for ladies, cloaxst;
...s BEAvER-CLOTHS for oyercoats;: go
CASSIMERES for gentlemen and boys-of French
English, American, and Virginia. make--aH
enormous stock. ,E< 81 no o,
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spEcaAI. ss,Sss'ns

asT DRESS GoGDSi DRESS GOODS
CAsHMEREs, MERINOs, EMPRESS CLOTHS.
PEAIDs, STRIPES, CAMELfS HkIk
sPITZ BERGEN. GREENWICH LARLAED.an and
n NORWAY CLOTHS. and SONG expected from
the North Pole when that desiraofs spot Is dis
ALPACHs, BoMBAzINE, TAMARTfSE, AUS,
,, ITALIAN GRAPES; .r
81 .TAMfSE: Is St75 5s55Et8
BLACK SILKS from 75c. mp to $3.50;
SILKS In all qualities and cofors;
PCPLINS at extraordinarily low prices;
CORDED .P0pLiNS, three-fonrths yard wide, at
Those in want OF DRESS GOODS should before
making their purchases call on -, - I.
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at the real THREAD BOBBIN EDGE,
eighteen yards for 25c. no17..,
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i a55asPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
at tt,e rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciation TODAY at IL O'Clock. All are welcome:
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: me- f7aTWENTY-F FIVE P e r
GENT. BY purchasing your FLANNELS OF e )
mo Ia ID .r2.Erssse 8 LEVY BROTHERS..
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] NJ HIGH-BACKj CO,MB;S5 NEW
STYLE JEWELRY, and NoTIoNSIn genera. at
Ioos Al the real THnEEaan1 b5 5ssShaE EDsF,
eighteen yards for 25c. 4 =. r4tts.E {nol17
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mpIN ITIAL;s HANDKERCHIEFS,
real hand needle worked. made in the converts
In Paris, reduced from IL to 75c.:
cof u ri Be- SSRIo and EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS III great variety at
- --l1---. n. m, LEVY BROTHERS..
The best ONE-DOLLAR TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES in this city. no17
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REMOVALS.

= ~. .r.ttss. ...4 n - REHOEAEASs ~.
DEMOVAL.-Thea attention of my friends,
III patrons and the general public Is called to the
fact that + have REMOVED to the elegant and spa
cious store No. l4l5 Main street, WHARF Ihave on
pleie stock.of DRY GOODS, FANCY,60ODS, aud
NOTIONS In the city. - a...s
will cDntInue, US heretofore. to sell at the very
lowest price, ana respectfully ask continuance Of
fayors NC the hsnds or my old patron and call
ana examination Of my, stock and prices ny The
public generally.
Great inducements are offered TO purchasers who
viii DO Wel.to give me call before investing.
JOSEPH STRAUSP,
" no 92.5t ,a-r3t23s 2" No. l41G Masfsneet.
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s r ST. MARKS CHURCH FIRST
AND CLXY).-Div service to- 50 Ia thh church c
at 70 o'clock d. - ss.s. stais ~
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NJ THAEKsGIYING.--sT. PAUL's
nHIIRcH opeu for divine service at tam. ~
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HOSIERY EMPORIUM.

LAblEg and 0aLDaEN's sTKiPEe. coTT0S
cHILgakN's STRIPED rLEEuED O ,T1os
cHtkpkENs sTRrpEHWooL RosEs
EAPts nd ssshISn As os
hzBts asa aSsREs q sa0KaS ops " E
eESS;TGIsEEaEsa W50lLE;saos snd Esl ?
'GENTLEaEs's MER1No Halls. Hoss-s.rIs.
eEN 81 EVE STRIPED antsr1 AIN corro,
LADIES' MERIso and ALL.woo1, SHIRTS and
eESTfsM asS MEHrNo ans.AI1.woor.
cHM sa5kEssS aaR s and na ALL WOOL ss,p7
COURTNEY 4 POWELL.
no % - s1a 1yoad street.
NEW aooDsl NEW aooBs!'
slsL'a) s'asA 3,issI y NEK Gsoos'
!. JUST RECEIVED AT
,a 3cARDozo. ,FoURoUREAN 4 oys.
Handsome. DREss-GoOD just received OF the
newest shades and styles, varying In price from
l6Hc. to $500 per YARD. .-s Z"
We have just received large lot OF. BLACK
SILKS, which have been bought very cheap, rang
ing In prices fron.sa % t1Es5 per yard. We call
special attention to our 90 grade. Purchasers
win find 1t to their advantage TO examine our stock
before purchasing.
COLORED SILKS Ia all OF the newest shades;
Also, TRIMMINGSILKS of all grades and shades
In YELVETS opr stock iB handsomer and larger
w than ever heretofore. both In CLOAK and
TRIMMING VELvETsf
Also, STRIPED CUT VEL VETS. for over.dre:ses
SPITsBE RGEN CLOTH, for over-dresses
CLOAKs.-We have now In stock the largest and
handsomest displayto be found In The city.
WORSTED PRINCES from zoe, up, 10 suit The
new shades;
SCARFS OF the newest styles.
LADIES' SUITS; -
BLANKETs-larg stock, ranging In prices from
p So to S1s;
Alse, CARRIA6E-BLANKETs
CARPETS, RUGS,
DRUG GETS, &C., &C. ...a.. no IL
f. sLICHTENsTEIN, Nos. 1906 aud 1907
Es Franklin street, Is etIerir8a large and fresh
selected stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
T ,"st&a consisting Of
" DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS,
CASSIMERRS, KERsEYs,
SATTINETs. KENTUCKY JEANS,
REPELLENTS, FLAyNELSi
SHEETINGs, SBIRTIEGS,
,l CHEvIOTs, GINGHAAs,
PRINTS, &c, &c.:
all or which he Is selling exceedingly low prices.
Give him trial. DO not forget the Nos-1705 and
1707Frsnklin street. ses., &C 22-3m
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Hostages TO- Eortane.s A. Story. By Miss N.
=. BRADDos. author of g Akrora Fioyd,'
etc. With illustrations. Sc i -;
For sale by j. e. ELLxsos. Is 5. D.