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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

Tue CnlLDnHSs SEwiNd SonaoL.-This will
open for the fall and winter in the basement OF
Trinity Church on 5aturd w. October BUD, at
o'clock. No charge is mads for instruction but
children are required to be regular in their at
tendlnce, correct in their department, and dill
gent in their work. In retinn they receive care
iul instruction i'll every branch OF useiu needle
-f,pl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

SOCIETY ANIMALS During next month the
annual menting of several societies, through
their State bodies. take place, and the members
are now being notified. The following are tho
meetings TO be held Grand Encampmeut, |. O..
o. L. on the 18th Grand Lodge l. o. o. Il. on
the 18Th Grand ledge X. of ?. on the goth
and Great Council Imp O. Il. NJ on the 2Sth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

FREE FROM GOV ONEfNMGST L On STATE TAA
Interest on Registered Bonds payable quarterly,
on the lsth of March, June, september and necenl-
her and on Coupon Bonds, on June anu December
18Th, -
The company reserving right to advance.
The Pennsylvania X. X. Co. authorize the state
ment that the present issue is made for the purpose
OF paving of the entire floating debit of the company
and all construction and equipment chan ges for the
year 1ST, aud exhibit furnished by the President
shows that the entire NOR gage debt of the company
Amounts to- 1854, ,2A.73
ty valued as per schedule ..Sl6a $40, 10
We have contracted with the agents of the eonl-
pany for the sale of the above mentioned bouds and
desire to call attention to the attractive features OF
quarterly interest payments upon the registered
bonds. We recommend them as cheap and rell-
abe Investment,
CRAIG, JOHNSON Il CO.,
jan1-iy Sixth and Market Ss., Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13
s'OUl!'Tgl FlE1fTI0N.
reAgariS Items,

NEWARK Sept. u
The Agiles of Newark, have challenged tho
PastmeH Of Wilmington, for game on satur-
day next. The Fame Active Of Wilmington, have
also challenged the Agile- for Il match on the
came day. Tho Agieg are waiting an answer
from the Pastimas, who it is understood have
disbandod, and if that be the case the Fame Ac-
tve's challenge will be accepted, the game TO be
played at Newark.
On Saturday afternoon the Wyoming. of Gias.
gov, played tho Agiles with Riley for pitcher and
Vandegrft for catcher. The game was loose
one by both sides, up to the -i5!i inning, when
tho Agiles settled down to their work and won
the game by the following score.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

SUDDeN BEaEAvEMENr-Georg $. lIasany,
Esq, ,ol thia city received te!egraphic despatch,
last night, announcing the death of his daugh-
tor Mrs. Anna @. Mills. of Baltimore She had
been ai1l cted with an ai1eeO,on of the heart but
her death WAS very sudden and unexpected.
She loayes lliaband and i've small children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

MIDDLErowS AND NICIStrV.-l from the iran
sJrip1 John A. Fromberger Transcript en-
ployee, was assaed and his money demanded OF
him the Other night but he beat his aH5ailanta
of with club.
Further donga of tho tramps are reported
Among them, is an assault upon one of the day
bosses at the Delmarva drying house for which
he was fined 80 and locked mp.
drunken tramp phrloined II silver teaspoon
from Smiths restaurant but begged OF III tears
and was not molested.
A daring thief, III the absence OF the lady
clerk entered Fosters cigar store, on Thursday,
and was making away with the till with 50. Co.,
it. Ie was detected just in time to save tho
money.
1t was estimated that 10000 baskets of peach
es had been put into tho rcfrigerating house OF
Thursday. Tho process of storing away is slow
hoase this season.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

DIP Coon BUSINESS. should judge from
our exchanges that the three card monte men
who followed the circus did good business.
From all points we have reports of one or more
persons being victimized, and the aggregate in
the several towns, with Delaware Guy yet to
hear from. amonnts to about Il, 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

Dover AND NlclSITY-t Fro'RHte NldwaYan.l !
Tho county collectors paid over large amounts
to tho Ireasurer on Thursday.
An unsophisticated citizen of the west end Of
North Murderkill hundred lost forty dollars in
betting with side Snowman on Thursday.
A severe hail storm was experienced in tho
vicinity of Leipsic on Monday afternoon, cutting
tho corn blades into ribbons and knocking great
quantity OF peaches from tho trees.
The following uon-commissioned officers have
been elected in the State Guard Second Ser
geant, William Camac; First Corporal, Enoch
NJ. Pepper Second Corporal, Thomas G. Dori-
ty
Hon John A. Nicholson, William Dyer, VII
liam NJ. Jester and William Butler, of tls place,
have lost valuable horses within the week from
tho fatal disease now prevalent among horses in
this county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

During the past six weeks highwaymen have in
tested that part of the city in tho vicinity of
Poplar and Eighth streets, where there is va
cant lot. Saml. Il. Lawson resides in front of
this lot, and on the 25th OF August last, pay day
by the P. W, u b Co., an sttempt was made to
rob his house. Twice since then Mr.. Dido Sparks
has been assaulted in the streets by men who
erhwled up ont of the weeds, tic last TINS being
on Friday night last. He sought refuge on MIR.
Lawson's steps; but whenit was ascertained win
lie was he was lao was permitted to paas on. the
assailauts saying he was not the man wanted
Tho general Impression IL that thesn parties are
lying in wait for assistant ticket agent Of the T..
W. u B Sntll, at this depot, wllo they probably
imagine removes Tie moncys OF the company to
his homo.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

ANTICIPATED MINIsrERIAL ltEtIH.ArloN.-
J. z. ConheY, pastor of tho Central Presbyterian
Church, has given notice of his intended reaie.
ration of that pasturHte and congregations
meeting Will be held, this evouing. to take The
customary preliminary stops to that end. The
resignation will be presented to the New Castle
presbytefy, which meets at Port Deposit on the
2Sth inst
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

Board OF TRADE.--Ihe meetings of tho Board
of Trade will be resumed on tomorrow evening,
the Secretary having issued the usual notice to
members. The hour Of meeting IL 7.l5 o'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

rHe BANK cLERKs AND EDaEMoon IRON cLERKs- =
THE QufcAsrEPs AND THEIR PROSPECTIVE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13

TsDEPENDENT NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR Of
FERED HON. j. MORRISON HARRIs--HE WILL
THfsK ON 1r--TEAcKLE WALLIS FOR ATTORNEY
GENnn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Nuts are plentiful, and nutting parties are
now forming.
The sign of Mrs. Stewart. mantna maker, SIC
East 9TH street, was stolen, last night.
The second steamer for the Morgan line build
ing by the Ii. 4 IL. Co. Will be ready to sail very
shortly.
Clayton Kollock. formerly an employee of the
COMMERCIAL, job Office, has taken charge Of the
Hrald job Office.
The frost is already causing the moro tendor
flowers to droop and AoGn It's eolorings will be
visible in tie forests.
MIR. O'Ioolo will make handsome Chief of
Police. Chief Cullen of Reading Will now have
to look well to his lalrels.
A man named Coyle, an employee al the Edge
moor works, had several fingers mashed i'll the
coss of some machinery on Saturday.
Since tie completion of the city IF San Fra,l-
eisco, at ltoach's yard, Chester about one hun
dred hands have been laid oil, within IL few daya.
A stranger in passing tho soldiers monu-
ment. the other Cav, mistook the lot for the
burial place of barbors. Very fortunately for
the stranger, Mr.. Crozier was nowhere about
Tho Chester sportslnon are saughtering the
reed birds. Jlle Mems of Saturday reports the
number shot by several gunners on that rnor1i-
ing and tho previous day, ranging from II TO IS
each.
An Orange Tiodgn, tho first in tliis city was
organized on Saturday evening, with Robert
Mckelvey as Worthy Master. IL will hold it's
meetings in the Sllver Buidng, every other
Saturday evening"
Mcintyre, the man who was detained in the
cells awaiting information about the horses he
was iockeying, was dismissed on Saturday, tho
owner of the horses, Mr.. knode, coming down
from Philadelphia and proving his ownership.
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Tns scprH Am rHR HoUsg aFPIcss. TT e
nunberof canuidates from, tbe South for OIL
the ID portant positions, after the spe akef.
ship, Is very large,and in the event Of me ,
southern mem bers going into the general
caucus without some agreement among
themselves as to their officers a very pro
trscted struggle would ensue, and the result
might be that the South would ger muSn
less than What, in her opinion, sne IS yus.iy
entitled to. Recognisipg the force OF this,
The southern, members Will hold some time
next week, in advance of The general caucus y ;
a caucus Of their own. Attbis meeting tbe
effort will be made TO reconcile Inc co9hics,n !,
claims Of the val ious southern candidates ior
clerk, sergeant.as.arms, doorkeeper. DC; AS $
the South has no candidate for Speaker It
viii of course be perfectly feasible for that
section to obtain any other position , i ds.
| II will he possible to do this can only be as
certained at their caucus. Special 10 Bait
more Sun from, Washington. ...ss -,
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The 81. / .o,,is Convention.

The ST. Louis Globe thus speaks OF the
ST. Louis convention on the subject Of the
Southern Pacific railroad: 5st
I. The report of yesterdays proceedings IN
the railroad convention will be read. with
interest for the indications It may contain OF
hafll,ure OF ihe all.impostant enterprise II
treats OF, and although little OF actual work
can be accomplished 10 the first session of SO
large body. enough was done yesterday to
encourage the most sanguine expectations.
The convention, as body, Is one Of the most
remarkable gatherings that our city has ever
held, not only In the number Of the dele
gates, but especially and chiefly in their
character. Even in a national presidential
convention one weuld hardly find so many
names Of note and prominence, and the re.
ception which has been given |. by the lead.
log ci,izeds OF ST. Louis is worthy Of the &C.
casion. The convention is an able, digniied,
and earnest body, aud 10 every way Is most
admirably fitted for the work it has under.
t.tln b ya.esaf y.
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TIE H1sTos ,RoAD.--We call the attention
oy onr readers to the article copied from the
Richmond Dispatch with regard to the pro-
nosed road from JefersoDEille to Hinton, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. From
the Interest manifested by our citizens: 10
the northeastern part of this county, who
cal more easily reach Hinton than any point
on any other road, We have no doubt. thas
the road will be made within the. next year.
II Richmond merchants will act wisely, as
the Dispatch suggests, they may secure ioi
themselves the larger portion .ol tne uaus,
and esnecially the tobacco which is annually
sent to market from this wealthy region.
We have always advocated the policy OF
building up our Virginia cities if they will
give the people the same facilities as are Of
fered by northern dealers. We shall De
pleased to introduce them to our farmers
and business.men.-Sou Southwest Virginia.;
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DEATHS.

Died, on Friday morning, November 26th, 1879,
al OF south First street, Mrs. SUSAN l.. IAHhf !,
aged seventy-uine years, one month, ana "eiVe
days. m, ~. =, ,o.,,,.d,r,
the 9th, at O'Clock P NJ, from her lat: residence
The friends of her family add those OF T. II. and
Thomas j. Starke her sons, are requested 10 attend
her funeral without further notice.
Beverley and Albemarle streets. yesterday morning
f26th tnsiant). ut 81 O'Clock, Mr. A. NJ. WALLS; ;
aged flfry.hye years and seven months.
:" Blessed are the dead who die In the Lord"
He was pious Christian and devoted husband
and father He leaves wife and daughter TO mourn
their loss ,, r,.,
His funeral will take Place fl ON the Pine. Street
Baptist church THIS tsaturday) EVENING at
o'ciocE. Friends and acquaintances are invited 10
attend.
sDed, Of apopIexy, at his residence, In Richmond
On Thursday the 25th instant, MIR. THOMAS
LIN USAY, formerly of Williamsburg. Va;
His funeral Will take place ut st. Marx q plsco,
nall church at IL NJ. TODAY. His friends and
acqualntances are invited to attend.
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~ IF YOU WISH TO FIND OUT
the bottom price of DRY GOODS 20 to COHEN
BROTHERS. They have Just opened one OF the
cipaIly purchased at the recent New York auctions
aud closing-out sales of manufacturers. Ihey are
Offering
Csc; handsome PLAIDS At Soc. reduced from
45c.; CAM,%L's.HAIR PLA1Ds at 6oc', re-
duced from ": 90. 49,, ,,o u,,,,
la value; sS9WFLAkE at s. and 6oe., re-
SERAgA9 SENG It reduced sGn from sGs
81; CAMEL,S-HAIR sUrrlNG at Csc, re-
D1S aGSsS io sG GHi at 2oc reduced from
4 large stock of ALPACAS and MOHAlks at
25c:-mueh below regular value; o. 900.
at stz AZ. - Eo rfii fully Soc; s Ss
SILK SSTRE At 30 and nc aS w xau
cAs SSs fSa Essnfp5fR SP Ct = BomBAzNEs
and other mourning goods At redgeed rates. sI; .
Ds SILK at Sis worth fully si.5e, at sl.s5
worth So, at s1.6o fully worth 1925, at s2.05
worth 50, ct $3.50 worth "a, best imported at
CoEoRED SILK in all the latest shades; also.
STRIPES and PI.AIDS at 25 per cent. less
Also, ali The various evening shades at nearly half
large stock of BLACK sILKyELTETs at nearly sI
SAA<AA
ut 1925 worth So;
VELVETEENS. IL various new shades, at 50c.
worth 90c /; Black at soc. worth soc, at 5Oc
worth 9Oc.; Plaid tnewl at 75c: worth $3.50;
Imported POLONAISF, silk embroidered, from
SIS to $50 worth fully double;
200 dozen LADIES, WHITE HOSEat 121Ec. worth
25c.; Neece-lined at lSc. worth SIC;
90 dozen elegant KID GAUNTLETS at Toe.
worth $3.50;
BUCK GAUNTLETS at Use. worth 81 80;
81 dozen FLEECE-LINED GAUNTLETS at
AZ pieces pifes sEAL-BRowN TISSUE at soc. worth
&c.,
at 40c. reduced from 75c.;
A large stock Of BLACK and WHITE REAL
LACE, comprising Gupure, Yak, Valencen-
mes, and English Thread;
Also, IMITATION LACES-all from recent auc-
90 dozen ONE BUTTON KID GLOVES, 5s, g.,
and 6S in size, at 60c. worth 1925:
1875 dozen BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED, In
Guiding OPERA SHADES, at 75c.-cheap at
Sl.25;
A large stock of CARPET and OIL-CLOTHS
from auction; and thousands Of other goods, at
COHEN BROTHERS.. sos Broad,
no 90 between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

The Rev. j. K. Massey took the deposi.
tj2ns of various persons at Scot.syille last
week, to be used in bis behalf in the con-
tested.election case. Sixteen persons swear
that they voted for Mr. Massey at that pre-.
cinct, whereas only nine votes are returned.
This does not necessarily prove fraud on the
part of the judges OF election. Some OF the
parties may have been illiterate, and mis-
taken as to their ballots. If frauds have
been perpetrated there or anywhere else
every good citizen will be glad to see the
guilty parties exposed Charlottesville
Chronicle.
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GENUINE GOODS
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
sYoLE BROTHERS,
429 BROAD STREET.

The low prices at which we sell goods seem 10 be
miraculous-more mysterious than ever.
Could there be anything more astonishing tn n
selling e5.cent BLACK ALPACA at 5Oc.?
We have one of the largest stocks of BLAC
ALPACAs In the city, and all we ask Is scall from
Sou TO examine our prices, as we are cow inced
they are the west In the city. az Il
MOURNING GooDs-a splendid assortment at all
prices. 4 + .t:--,. d: .i,,tst
We have just received 90 pieces new DRESS
GOODS, amongst which are some very desirable
PLAIDs. sEAL-BRoWN: and NAvY-BLUE
CACHEMEREs, sERGEs, DIAGoNALs, and
CAaIEL's-HAIR GOODS. y
Our FLANNEL stock Is the best assorted we ever
offered before, consisting of :,..1..
WHITE, BED, BIZ UE, and YELLOW PLAIN and
TWILLED FLANNELs; II
OPERA FLANNELS in all colors-plain, plaid,
and striped;
WATER-PROOFS in all colors at greatly reduced
prices;
CAssIMERES, for men ana boys wear, from Csc.
up to the very finest imported goods;
CHINCHILLA and BEAVER CLOTHS at less
than manufacturers prices. Don't fail to ex-
anime our stock before buying elsewhere.
We call special attention to our
CARPET AND oIL-CLOTH DEPARTMENT T.
The patterns are all OF the latest designs, and con
sist OF the
Best THREE-PLYa, INGRAINS, SUPER IN
GRAINS, HEMP, RAG, BRUSSELS, and
STAIR CARPETS; {.
Good FLOOR OIL-CLOTHat Soc;
HEAVY ENGLISH oIL-CLoTHS, 1, II, aud
lhyards wide;
OIL-CLOTH and BRUSSELS RUGS very cheap;
New styles of PRINTS in best patterns and choicest
brands;
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
COMFORTS,
SHAWLS,
at lower prices than any where in the city.
A large stock of BROWN and BLEACHED COT.
TONS and SHEETINGS retailed at case-prlces.
These goods are all at the very lowest market
prices and the selection better and fresher than
be found elsewhere. Don't fail to call on
sYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
no27 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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SECRETARY BRlsrow's FINANCIAL VIEWS
Especial dispatch to the New York World
Washington, November 24.-The special tel
esram published ina contemporary yester.
day purportiug to give Secretary ,Bristow's
views on specie. paymeots and funding six
per cent. bonds and yreenbacks is mere
guesswork. Secretary Bristow says that no
one but himself and the President has seen
bis report.
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We publish to-day sweet hymn as me:

We publish to-day sweet hymn as me.
mortal Of the last words of Stopewall Jack.
SOP: i" Let us cross over the river and rest
uSder the shade OF the trees" 1t is beau
tifu tribute ito the touching expression OF
the dying soldier, and an offering of the
most kindly Christian sympathy to be-
reaved family. The. author, Connecticut
Clergyman, may be pleased to know that q
copy of the paper containing the hymn vas
forwarded to them. - y -
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n EpECEATI NOTICES.
E1 IL You WANT 10 BUY YOUR
DRY GooBs a. iheyery lowest bottom prices and
secure good bargain 30 to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
so1 BROAD STREET,
who has lust received anew supply Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
spECTSr4 NOTICES.

y - 3
PLAID. DRESS GOODS AT 2sc., reduced from IS
and doc;
PLAID DRESS GOODS at 35 and 4Oc, reduced
from 90 and 60c.; a5
SOLID-COL0R Robins and ALPACAS from
10 to 25 per cent. cheaper than elsewhere;
BLACK ALPACAS at %, 80, 35, 40, and SOC.
worth from 10 to 15c. per yard more
A very cheap line Of CAsHMERES, MERINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, BOMBAZLNES, DE-
LANES, &C.;
FR1NGES 10 all colors TO match goods very cheap
PLAIN. PLAID, aud RIGHTEOUSNESS;
WHITE, RED, and YELLOW TABLE-DA.
MASKS extra low;
ALL.WOOL WHITE FLANNELS at Csc. per
yard-cheap at &c.; 3a
ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNELS at 80 to 75c.-
very cheap;
The best 4 4 BROWN and BLEACHED COTTON
at 10c. In the city; 41.s.:s3sts
Cheap BLANKETS, cheap QUILTS, cheap
I { SKIRTS ;.,... s.s..r.zsl, ,s
sHAWLs-a large variety-froae5Oc. TO So;
BLACK MERINO SHAWLS very cheap;
CLOTH CLIO AKS-lhe latest sty:es:
.CASSIMERES, KERSEYS, JEANS, &c-onc OF
tine largest, cheapest, and best stocks in the city,
WATERPROOF CLOTHs-brown, black, blue,
BLACK BEAVERS, BROADcLOTHS, DOE
SKINS, for cloaks, &C.; gyI
100 dozen TWO-BUTToN KIDS, medium, dark,
and opera shades, at 75c.;
so dozen GENTLEMEN'S fJouviu's) KIDS, light
and dark, al $3.50 worth $3.50;
a large line of LADIES' and MISS ES' wOOLLEN
and COTTON sIRIPED HOSIERY;
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIkFS, CORSET g,
SCARFS, RIBBONS, &C., &C.;
LADIES, MISSES, and GENTLEMEN'S UN-
DERV EsTS very cheap;
CAMBRIA EDGINGS AVID jNSERTINGS and lots
OF other goods. at the very loweat prices, at
WILLIAM THALHIMERS,
no26 COL Broad street.
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A SUGGEsrIoN.-inasmueh as the mention
Of the name Of the ex.President of the late
Confederate States always stigs up the bile of
The northern people. would 1t not be we'll for
him. ia order 10 counterfeit this tendency to
peeyishness, 10 declare himself In favor of q
contraction OF the currency 2 BY such a
step hls past alleged offences would be sunk
beneath the waves OF aduIation that would
flow upon him ut the North, SO pregnant
with the scheme ofspscie resumption
Clarke Courier,
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MARRIAGES..

Married, November 25, 1875. by Rev. L. A: Guy,
If The residence of the briGe'S father. John +
Clarke, of Goochland county, Va, ELLEN =.
CLARKE to Fl. LCARTEs OoTEkDlND, VI LII"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

Professor SYDNEY Il. Owens, of this CITY.
has been elected to the chair Of normal In.
sunciion In the University OF West Virgins.
Ills tern begins on the Isl Of January.
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NJ TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. A. C. BLEDsoE having been reappointed pas
tor of this church, and having returned to the city,
the regular services will be held on Sunday PIoach-
ing at IL A, NJ. by Rev. j. c. WATSON, and ~ p.
NJ by Rey.J M.ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

GREAT REDUCTION ON
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
33H PER CENT.
REDUCTION ON STOCK SHIRTS, AND NO
HUMBUG. .
Call and see for yourself the largest stock In the
city and the lowest prices
full stock of GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
and everything usually kept In agentemans (iirst'
clsss) furnishing establishment, and at prices
twenty-five per cent. lower than last season.
Fxst-cass Shirts made to order OF first-class ma
terial only. >,, ~ ,r,1pp
&c 2-3m 9l5 Main street.
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me- DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
CASHMERES, MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, STRIPES, CAMEL'S HAIR;
SPITZ eERGEE, GREENWICH, LAFLAND, and
NORWAY CLOTHS. and some expected from
the North Pole when that desirable spot lis dis
covered;
ALPACAS, BoMBAZINE, TAMARTINE, AUS
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CANTON CLOTH, and
TAMISE;
BLACK Silks from 75c. up to $3.50;
COLORED SILKS in all qualities and cOlors;
POPLINS at extraordinarily low prices; .,
Those in want of DRESS GOODS should before
making their purchases call on
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at the real THREAD BOBBIN EDGE,
eighteen yards for Csc. mol
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ME- THE REGULAR MONT 81 L Y
MEETING OF THE SIDNEY BAPTIST MIS-
SIONARY SOCIETY will take place SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at O'Clock at Sidney Baptist
church. Rev. Mr. PITT, Rev. GEORGE w. RIG
GAND, aud others will address the meeting. The
public are invited to be present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

The Virginia delegates to the st. Louis
Convention were:
General j. r. Anderson, j. g. Field, j. j.
Beal, 4. w. Hunter, l.. kent,J. T. Hanna,
+. W. HUBBARD, j. d. Imboden, w. P. Bur-
well, Charles Ellis, Fl. @. CabelI, Fronklin
Stearns, j. NJ. Daniels, Fitzhugh Lee, John
i. Cochran.
We missed some names yesterday.
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ME- TABLE-CLOTHS AND HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS at extraordinary bargains;
PURE LINEN TABLE-DAMASk from 3754c. per
yard up to So;
TABLE-CLOTH5 from one aud quarter yards up
to five yards Iong-all very cheap;
FRI&GED NAPKINS. from Coo. up to 50 per
dozen;
Largc-size NAPKINS from 81 up to 50 per dozen;
TABLE-DASIASK at VI, 81 10,
and 81 20 per yard;
COLORED NAPKINS In great variety and very
cheap;
BUFF TABLE-COvERS, all pure linen, at 60c.
PINK TABL E-CovERs, all pure linen, at Use.
HUCKABACK TOWELS, all pure linen, from
1925 to S12 per dozen;
CRASH and STAlR-LlNEN, in all qualities, at
.# LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

~GRACE-STREET PREsBYT E.
RAN CHURCHILL the absence Of the pastor, the
pulpit of this church will be occupied by the Rev. r.
l.. DABSEY, u. D.. of Union Theological Seminary,
at IL A. NJ. and P. III. .. s