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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-20

bennington, Oct 18Th, 1875, ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

within lash and ptl6ser teiisr os lEs raw
beatss aud perfufaIUu IRON under tns ~ N
ali entrance, often aids much In VIZ
peTalar g. ~ . -,
We are not surprised 70 lesrn tom tns 81.
porter that the conclusion q this PAPER
drew loud applause non ever part Of tue
|hsiy. THE views about ventilation are !" Up
sples Of gold id pictures Of silver. There
|is more sickness occastoDed by DAG ven.iis'
lion au.I badIy.heated rooms than by other
cansss what 10 great mistake men make who,
IN epdeavorins to warm their houses, econo.
MIC cents, and waste dollars 10 docfors'
bills !. Not to speak OF the. anxiety ana avs
tress that come from sick families, coughs,
catarrhs, bronchitis, and oil that.
We are happy 10 learn from Df. hunt tbat
the fees in open fre-plsces are growing 10
favor. The epen Fireplace is Sentilator
indispensable to health ,,and q fire there gives
aylow to happiness as well as the bloom Of
health to tho cheeks. DIR. JoSNEs, In COM
pairing this sort of,fire to the sun, inasmuch
as It impaired radiated and cheering heat
through On atmosphere unimpaired by it, at
once msdea happy comparison and sug.
gesticn truthful and emiuently practical. II
conventions of The Health Association con.
tiuus to elicit such valuable papers as that
read BIZ Or. HuNr its claim to be regarded as
one Of the most valuable Of societies is estab-
lished. 3s aa s-s1,.' go
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nEATaas.:

died, at i O'Clock A.ffM. November 12, 1875,
LIZZIE infant daughter Of ANDREW and Marion
me funeral win fake place from the RESIDENCE q
her parenss No. I 8&est Marshall street on THIS
iSsturday) MORNING., November lStn' a.
O'Clock. s.f,.,+.s OIL 81 s482,ss.4I -:
( Dtad. Thursday November 11th. LOTT u
BLANCHE, infant daughter OF Alfred ana Deiia
i. Simmons aged thirteen months.
Farwell, neither lay me gently Va y
~ In my little narrow bed;t Et=,l." s. sEfi55ss
Think or G cd. who gave and took me
I Now sunber with the dead. Il. .rr..
" Farewell, father, must leave you' -.
Is For the dark and silent tomb; 81 SO &il 80
Close my eyes in deathless slumber, afts
Faded In my early bloom. ,,t.tss,lty.- !.;.s.si
Her funeral will lake place from her fathers re-
sitiencs in Manchester. corner OF Second ana nv,
eIe,t streets. THIS aFTBRNOO at half-past =
o'clock. Friends and acauaintances q INC family
arc Invited to attend without farther notice.
Ded on The night Of the: s.h instant, FDDIE D.,
infant son Of Edward ID. and Helen Il. AIcner,
aged Ave months and fourteen daye. : t''.',' 2"
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gps;e,sAL NOTICES
er CARPETS, OfL-CLOTHS, RUGS

GT CARPETS, OF .CLo THs, RIGS &e.
TAPEsTRY BRUsgEls CARPETS I'm, e,sgant
patterna at $1.2Gsper yard wostk Oh go ss
THREE-PLY CAEPETsi In new patterns AZ NJ .36
and s1.4Bpet yard; sss
INGRAM CAEFETS, 40. IS, co. go, u.s. S6c,
ter article fhaa sold eiSeHhere at %. 30 sass :.
Rag GARRETT OF excellent quality at 40, As, snd
6oc per yard;
LIST CARPET, the best goods for wear in market,
- ut so, go, and 85c. per yard :; ~
PRINTED HEMP 36cspeS Yard worth
Soc;
PRINTED COTTON CARPET handsome brigas
patterns, ut 37Kc. per yard worth 600. 80 u az
COTTAGE CARPET at csc. per yard worth A0c. /;
STAIR CARPET at 30, 35, 40, so, go, and 75c.
per yard; sa5i4
ENGLISH DRU6GET. one and q half yards wide,
at $1.25jworth sI.75 per yard; 5s.t
COC0AMATTrNG.o one yard Wide, at 6Gand 6Ocs
per yard worth So and 75c.; sTS y lisBjf,f
OIL-CLOTH, two yapds Wide, at 75c.; -; 44ga
OH-LOTHS at so and 60c. per yard; "a flys.
VELVET and TAPESTRY,RUGs in, all qualities !;
TAPESTRY RUGS IS low as $3.50 piece; Is
DRUGGET FLOOR CT Otis In all Sizes; 4..s
A large assortment Of MATS; ~ -
HAsSOCKS ut 75c. worth 1.25; .s-z &c.,
OIL-CLOTH RUGS at Use, 81, aud 1925;
A large lot OF R EMNANTS OF CARPETS; =
CARPET-THREAD, CARPET-BINDING, and
CARPET-LINING at zs a re TO-
!, sail2I 5TI7 f11ti 81 ~! LEVY BROTHERS.
Thelargest stock of CLoAKs in this city: 2 60
t-f.5-I 81 y. gTG.if SIT t1EV no TO-
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One of the latest New York failures = that
Of G. W..ELbIs Sc Co.--was occasioned by an
at,euptto establish a g corner" 10 lard. The e
"cornern caused an advance from low to
very high prices. eliminating in 17s eeatsper
pound. The BEARS who had been caught
refused to settle. The matter being brought
before the Lard Committee of the Produce
Exchange, that body decided upon 10 10
cents pound as the average settling point.
The bears" refused to settle at that, aud
ELLIS & Co., being overloaded with lard,
W ich had dropped down to 122 cents, and
being heavily pressed. went to protest.
This wssa good result for the public IN
terest. 1t is but just retribution whenever
these corner. makers are brought to grief. The
present is the age Of gambling. The spirit
of gambling has invaded almost every pur-
suit, and has gone far to demoralizs society.
/, is beneficial to the country whenever the
gamblers come to grief.
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4 Country, Member Of the Legislature
. ON @Hndependenss.'

a. 80, - NOVEMBER IL, 1870.
Editors Dispatch: Your recent happy al
fusion to certain members.elect of the next
General Assembly, sly ling them g lndepen9'
enss or nobodies." prompts the sugges-
ton that all such should be excluded from
the confidence and conferences Of the grea.
Conservative party which they have deied
and defeated BY their success over its organ
ization-the sheet.anchor Of all Of good gov.
ernmcnt. we have in this State. Here is the
stu alton: H. * s%%.sdz 49, ;i
Our party. 10 State; convention, more than
two wears ago unanimously declared That
al! independent candidates outside OF its or
eauization should lie dealt with as Republi-
can auxliaries, and the State Conservative
Committee as "a unit resolved, that, they
should he treated In every respect as Radl-
Gals. Were these empty sounds or .puerlle
threats? Judging from the past, they were
for these Independent candidates." so CALI
ed, who depend on the Radical vote for their
election, have been received with open. arms
into the party they denounced by theiroac
tions. some of them TO betray US and none oil
them to benefit. But forbearance ceases &c
| be virtue when it is misconstrued ano
taken to be aniincentive to DO wrong, anc
the time is now at hand when the stern de-
crees of our party lBust be enforced, or III
strong power will Wane, its integrity be lost
its organization GO to pieces, its proud ano
noble structure topple over and 60 down. To
the JOY of our common enemy and the dis
grace Of ourselves.
What say you, Mfr. Editerf have watch
| ed with interest and pride your course IN
our recent canvass, and beg you to come
| to the front in the move l suggest. We have
many important Offices to fill this winter by
the Legislature, and independents or no.
bodies" should not have say SO 10 the mat.
ter. "Od Hickory" Jackson's policy OIL
whipping men in or out of the party IS the
only true desideratum to prevent the recur.
ring crops of independent candidates"
who are invariably the miserable spawn
either Of oyerweening selfish ambition, per.
sonal feuds, or incipient Rsdicalsm. Let the
doors of our party be closed on them now,
and you will never see another oEe elected
as " Conservative" so called, to the Gene
raj Assembly.
Timid people may depict and fear the con
sequences, but bold and true men know II
will entirely purge and purify our party o.
internal discussions, and teach constituent
cies that such II Independent nobodles are
not respected anything like as much as
clever Radical, and have no more influence
for good in the COUNCILS Of State than the
most despicable carpet.bagger; which are
facts we'll known 20 all Conservative leglsia
tors. We have nothing to fear; for we have
gained more Conservative strength In thu
late election than we have lost, counting
every T" Independent nobody as dead log:
to us, and political dead.beat, which is hi
|true status. = - - GLEEwoon.
| - - 49, ErftlFss.
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Captain j. N. OPIE contests the election OF
Hon. A. FL. Fl. STUART to the House of Dele
gates from Augusta county, who was chosen
by Two msjorlty over ORE. The latter. con-
tests the seat on the ground of informalities,
and also names voters who wished to vote
for him but were prevented, and also per-
sons who unlawfully voted for Mr.. STUART.
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CAND1pArEs FOR uHrrEp STATES SENATE
Stuart and Cochran, OF Augusta: Letcher
and Tucker, OF Rockbridge; Harris ano
Moffetf, OF Rockingham, arc all mentioned;
but we do not, think there Is much prooa-
billy OF any Of them uniting lne entire
strength of the Valley Valley P'rg'a'lan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

INTrMIDATIoN.-Th Washington CORE
spondent of the Baltimore Sun says the Radi-
calls threaten Federal interference with the
recent Maryland elections under one provi-
sion of the enforcement act. But that CORE.
spondent adds: - .o. a@.ai
"The fact is, however, that every other
provision of the Federsi law shows that this
applies only to congressional and presidential
elections; and 1t evinces desperate Radical
partisanship to attempt any such sintimida.
ton as this pretence Of invoking 1t in Balti-
more implies A,..as
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raining and preparation before entering Oh
tho duties Of The afilee have made htm 50
nrofcIens that he can have snessnHaEaaEsanal;
scarceiy an edsiat. its the disc1arg OF its I'm.
fnorfauS lalsaFs. Such an officer must mate
ftally aid aud facilitate the Legislation o. ENC
Hnnso. Thst body csnnot. do without stne
services of|J.Bell Bigger, and viii doubtless
raiecs bim by o uaanimous vote.--fTede:.
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The Richmond Dispatch says ] that the
Rev. J. E. Massey was elected by the judges
We concur entsey With that Journal ps n ths
opinion that the bossd Of canyassers decided
correctly, but the judges Of election decided
Incorrectly. They vote, if properly counted,
would be: Massey, 1,466; Hammer, ,4s9.
Charlottesville Chronicle. ,seEa.f ) IL
Contest the election, then. Let justice be
done all round - ,taz:5f a ~
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M CUR IrAINs, .wINDow-sHADEs

I NE CUB fAlNS, WlNDoW-SdADEa,
-, i. &C., &C.. y ~ ,rl ],
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS al! SO, %, 80,
s6, and up to $50 q set for Two windows-all
very cheap; . .:s
LACE CURTAINS, elegantly worked, at $40 set
for two wlndows-an extraordinary bargain
worth $50;
NOTTINGHAM LACEs for curtains, at Is, 20.
25,3O,35, 40, Soc, aud up to S1.25 per yard
all very much below regular prices; .'t
NOTTINGHAM LACE LAMBREQ UINSat 1925,
90, $3.50, $780, and IS pair; ::
EMBk oIDERED CURTAIN MUsLINS, one yard
wide, at Csc; TX wards wide at 80 and soc.
worth 40, 45, and 50c. per yard;
WINDOW-SHADES, with fixtures complete, at
$3.50, So, $3.50, 81, $3.50, So, and So pair !;
CORNICES, for curtains, at 80, 75c, 81, and up
to So apiece;
CURTAIN ANDs and LOOPS at all prices-some
extraordinary bargains;
A call from those In want of any Of the above ar
tices is solicited. We assure them that save of
from rs to so per cent. IN be made by purchasing
Of LEVY BROTHERS..
The largest stock of CLoAKS In this city.
10 -.s.a +. -
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ME- THIRDS STREE T METHODIST
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sunday by the pastor, Rev.
W. B. DERRICK. Subject, at II A. NJ, The Chris
tan In Christ; ut half. past P. M., subject, The
Christian In the Family. -" '.'. - 1851 '-..'
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no 8 I'd

a NNUAE MEETING: The annual
". meeting ofa the .sT2G i KS Of 5 s6e
TOMhO RAILROAD COMPANY will be held on,
WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of November, 1873,
at the Office Of the company, In the city OF Rfcn-
no 2fd ~ ~ = ~, q 49, sp Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

@ SERVICES AT TR IN l T 7
CHURCH by the pastor at IL O'Clock A. NJ and u.
p. M. Sermon at night to the, young people. Clos
ing Sunday services for the Conference year.
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me- THE REGULAR MONTHLY
MEEING of the BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHOoL
ASSOCIATION will take place on SUNDAY AT
TERNOON at the, Second Baptist church, com
menciug PROMPTLY at half.p past o'clock. ii:,
OTwAY D. BROWNE, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-13

w- MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Di'
vine service In the lecture-room at II a. NJ; ano
at St. Paul's chuI ch at P. ID.
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Np ST. MARKS ENGLISH LUTTE.
RAN CHURCH (odd.Fe1lows' Hall. corner Mayo
and Franklin s,reets).-Sunday school ut 9:45 A.
NJ. Divine service at IL A. IL by The Rev. Mr.. MIN
NIGH. of Stauston, Va. tfstmsEGr3A hi:t *a
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me- THE REGULAR MON THLY
meeting of the METHODIST sUNpAY:sCHooL
SOCIETY will be- held at Manchester Methodist
church on.Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
r.. 10 go I Il ~ "a. L. WEST, President.
Charles p Rudy, Secretary. '''"
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NJ SERVICE AT CLAY STREET
CHURCH at IL A. NJ. Sunday, conducted b.
Rev. T. q. WOODWARD. At night, by pastor.
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~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (eor-
ner Main and Sixth streets. -Rev. q. G. BITING
D.. d., will preach on Sunday at IL A. d. and m
PM. II. &s3& .a.t .t'>' .'k
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~FLANNELst ,FLANNELSi

Goto LEVY BROTHERS. for your FLASNELs.
They now offer some extraordinary inducements.
They keep the largest, best assorted and cheapest
stock in this city, and have nearly every quality
manufactured. 10 '3@ LEVY BROTHERS
The largest stock of CLoAKS In this city,
10
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THOSE PEOPLE WHO II HAY

PEOPLE WHO HAVE AVE
no: supplied tnssuselve. yet with DRY GOODS fol
the Dosing viasa should 70 a once %
sruLE BHDa.,HERs',
4as BROAD srna ct. ..
They can- md there one Of tie largest and best
As'0f'sa s'0'A' . DRY GOODS
in the State at prices iowerthan ever.
They have tustT received soEc grsasbarssins t.son
New York auctions, amongst whichare IS
Fifty pairs WHITE BED BLANKETS at 1926
worth s4.75: \ 80. ~ Z 80
Fifty pairs WHITE BED-BL ANKETs at s4.75,
usual selling price "a 90. sgs.ss
Don't fail to look at these goods, as they are the
cheapest ever cold in this city. 10 aaE9s "a.
Look at our COMFORTS at $3.50 worth 1925;
CoLoRED BLANKETS and QUILTS at astonish-
|. irgty low prices; .. ~ 81
CARPETS, OIL.CLoTHs, BUGS, and, HAS
I SOCKS at less than manufacturers p rices. !;
sHAwLs! sHAWLsif sHAWLs! sHAWLs!
The largest stocks of sHRWLs ever shown IN
thisclsy, from aoe. up to $751; Save money By eI-
aiming orr stock before purchasing elsewhere. q
LADIES' and MISSES BOULEVARD and B AL
II MORAL SKIRTS at reduced prices 't;ss ii.
Five hundred pieces BDEACHED and BROWN
COTToNs retaired at wholesale prices, ti
sHEETINGs and .PILLoW-CAsE CoTToys at
less than market value; ,a,i ai;ai ~, 4.
IRISH LINENS, LINEN and COTTON DIA-
PIERS, BIRD's-EYE LINEN, very cheap f,':' !,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE-aL Otis, at great
ly reduced prices 3; yaas 21.. 'stf a&=q .at
Look at our TABLE and PIANO COVERS. =
Large stock of GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
GOODS. - s4:s - &sfR Irsse53 #.
LADIES UNDERwEARa speciality. s1 ta'.l
LADIES and MISSES STRIPED HOSE.
BERLIN, BU Ck, and KID GLOVES and GAUNT.
LETS. ( "a ~s$@t;ha -
BAREeEs and GRENADINEsfor Wells in navy
blue and seal-brown. = .#"~ '"sa9 -
New styles NECK-scARFs, COLLARS, CUFFS,
BELTS, CENTENNIAL CHAINS, COMBS;
CROCHET sACQUEs and HOODS;
KNIT JACQUETs in very large sizes;
1000 pieces NECK and sAsHeRIBBoNs in all
shades and widths. 80.
Our CASHMERE department is complete, from
15c. up to SO per yard. .+,'#
BEAVER and CHIN HILLA CLOTHS at very low
prices. SttG a1 Is .sa.
DRESS GooDsI DRESS GooDs!-A full line in
solid colors
FIGURED ALPACAs and PLAIDS; -. 1aipg,
NAvY.BLUE EMPRESS CLOTHS ct 20 and
Soc; -
All fashionable shades in ,CAsHMEREs at SOC.
worth 50c. 't fao&31 r. o. tjJ2s
Our stock of MOURNING GOODS is oae Of the
largest in the city, and we Offer great bargains.
Call and convince yourself. ysq II, AM, d
BLACK ALPACAs from zoe. to 81 per yard.
You can save from, 20 to rs per cent. in buying
your Alpacas from US. 10, .,tszg.alssE WI
FLANNELS In all coIors and at allprices; Il
FANcY-sTRIPED FLANNELs tor, opera cloaks !;
WATERPROOFs in all eolors: ~ ~ ses., -, lar
CoRsETs from soc. up to s5 per pair; "
Just look at our 81 CoRsETs worth s1.75; - !,
rs pieces TYCOON REPS in beautiful patterns.
Call and examine our stock, as you will find 1t to
your advantage 10 do so. 81 sc,.7g,5s,l a..
.-.esaal, sYCLE BROTHERS,
serj@g"4 ~ 'ahi ia.1 e 42S Broad street,
~ 4s p ..s-..l ing.Bg.. r5il gt,!..tt. Ie-5
no13 @ between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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ME- MAIN.sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. LA. CUTLER will preach at II
A. NJ, and Rev. JOHN A. DEARBORN at IN Z. ID.
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Observation-Disclosures ELEcTED.-We,
the undersigned, commissioners of the elec-
ton held in .'Westmoreland county on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in No.
VEN er, 1875, hereby certify that having, &C.
cordiDg 70 law, on the 4th day of November,
1876, the second day after said election, pro-
ceeded to canvass the returns thereof, and
found upon examination that the returns
from FIVE OF the precincts In said county were
not in form and regular. Thereupon, sum.
moned one of the judges of election from
each of said FIVE precincts to appear before
us on this day to amend and correct the
same, and they failing, or being unabiet to
amend and correct the same, we have, for the
infoTinsllties and Irregularities Aforesaid,
thrown out The returns from the said five
precincts. -,,,.........,,.,.-. - s
Given under our bands this BIB day of No.
vember. IA sss JeHs GooDING.
5} WILLIAa j. sM0KlNNEy, s
49, II. r. HARVEY. s.xss4
w. M.Walker, i5A John Murphy, So.
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iAmUEE,EEBEGB.
ICHMOND THEATRE.

RlCHllMON1U, IHIE "a aH' - - .olt
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
III! -lta,t :, SATURDAY, a.t- Co.
NOVEMBER nth, 18TH, 9TH. AND 10Th. ,
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Under management Of mr; JOHN T; EoRD. '9.
sALSBURY'S TROUBADOURS,
t (The American Vokes.
- ~, in their uccessful play
rg-.a f55r PATCHWORK. tSz-
Combining all the attractive 81 ments Of COMIC
OPERA Each performance to begin with an ele-
CANT comedy.
store without extra charge. hATINElesATURDAS
AT HALF PRICE. &C 1871
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MET WENTY-FJF TH-ST:REE EFT
CHRISTIAN CHAPEL.-Iev. q. P. RICHARDSON
will preach at IL A. NJ, and Rev. j. T. L. HOE
LAND at ~ p. NJ.
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TAXES.

ATOTICE-TO TAXPAYERS OF HEN
IN RICO COUNTY.-The tax bills for Tucka-
hoe, Broekland, Fairfield, aud IVartpa townships
will he ready for collection at the Treasurers Office,
in the County Courthouse, from the 18th TO the
9Uth instant; after which time five per cent. will
be added and the bills sent out for immediate col
lection. WILLIAM u. MCGRUDER,-
: no S-tNov30 - -.*. - County Treasurer.
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PROPOSALS
Observation-Disclosures
-Elta spsuairy. at sthe DiSP VRihIlA0s

k1HUdks q ttg0i 4 gsEflef9 i ftiS 1si q
ftsd g:ts3a is Sfss,Is 81 sat. IS1a stlE
,sltR its.ss,: ssfez 80 3a .stsl8
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me- FIRsTBAPTTsTG CHURCH corner
Twelfth and Broad s,reetsl-Hev. A. n: GnBERT
win preach at IL A. ~, and Rev. Z. "A. CUTLER at
7hP.M. stt -! .-.'tt-s ',.''> .'-
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ng SEVENTH.STREET CHRiSflAn
CHURCH.-Rev. C. 8. LUCAS will preach ae IL A
NJ, and Rev. A. n. GILBERT at M p. IL. -
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sR1CnMoND AND DANv1LE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,l
\ RIcHMoSp, VA. November IL, 1875. :
annual meeting Of the
IN stockholders Of this company Will be hsld at
the E1cfIanee Hotel, in the city OF Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY, the SLh day Of December next. at
l2 O'Clock NJ. The books for The transfer Of stock
will be closed from the 10th instant until after the
Saysof meeting ( RIOHARD BROOKE,
80 o al Secretary.
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I NOVEMBER 8, 1875.

W. NOVEMBER 8, 1875. -
MORE NEW DRESS GOODS. CLoAKs, BLAN.
KETs, .SHAWLs, ASDSILKs.
7. r. PRICE & co. are opening daily .,lai
New cAMELS'-HAIR PLAIDS,
3.A and ga CASHMERES, ,s.a
DIAGONAL POPLINS, all grades;
New MOURNING GOODS In camers hair;
CAsHMEREs, BOMBAZINES, &C.;
SHAWLS and SUITS-great variety;
coTORED DEESs- and TRIMM1NG-SILKS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH, an colors;
SPLENDID CALIFORNIA BLANKETS In extra
size and qualities;
( 2. BEAVER-CkOPHS for ladies' closks;
BEAyER-CLOTHS for oyercoats; ta sa5
rCAssIMERES for gentlemen and boys Of French
| English, American, and Virginia make-an
Z enormous stock. nooli
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.-as this week. They are Offering -
g, 900 yards BLACK and COLORED DRESS
Is GOODS at 16ae. per yard worth 26 to 3oc.;
g cases CALICOEs at SIC. worth 8 to loc.;
A large lot Of BLACK ALPACAs at auction
prices;
BLACK ALPACA at 22c. worth SOC. at soc.l
worth &c, and at $50. which is the best ever
! sold heretofore at &c.; 800 s's 50 ~. y
Also, SILK LUsTREs-some Nos. at nearly half
:" their general value; "a .D<# r,
BLACK TURIN TAMIsE at 42c. heretofore sold
at75c.; %. .s - =" *ae'tis,'i,
IRISH POPLINs at CSC. worth 81; 2Eas.
IRISH POpLINs at 81 worth SO 50; ,s'-.
BRIGHT PLAIDS at zoe. worth 40c.;
BLACK CASHMERFs at SIC. worth $3.50, at
sl,15 worth $1.40; a ep 5e.u.1T *
IALL-WOOL TAMISE at Csc. cheap at$l;
'DRAP. D'ETE, AUSTRALIAN, CREPEs, EN-
81 PRESS CLOTHS, and other mourning goods
at much below the general market rate. -.
In COLORED DRESS GOODS COHEN BRO
THEIRS have one OF the largest varietiesn this city,
BLACK SILKS at all prices. See their particular
NJ quality at s1.37 worth "a; : gg
One of the largest varieties Of COLORED SILKS
In this city; f., -r-a-- ~
ENGLISH TREBLE GRAPE at 81 40 worth So; !,
Also, GRAPE Wells In all qualities at less than
the general price; E. .a.a. II,
GRAPE COLLARS at zoe. worth 40c- at so and
e0c. worth from 81 tos1.25;
Another large lot OF ladies' REVERSIBLE
~ sHAWLS at 75c. worth Sl.50;',' 49,
Misses SHAWLs at $780,, reduced from soc. se"
COHEN BROTHERS have every variety Of UN-
}DERWEAR for ladies, men, and children. go
A large variety of CAssIMERES and CLOTHS for
mems and boys, wear;y AZ -. 5s'
TABLE OIL-CLOTHs reduced 90 per cent. Hli
~ - COHEN BROTHERS, ~
isa.ia l4hs'a 'Ga @ sos Broad street, Z. !
= % between Third and Fourth streets.
c,osoa sATuRDlYs. f-1'I oc27
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBCRG RAnRoAD2
COMPANY. TREAsURER,s OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, November y, 1S7o. }

annual meeting of the
LIN stockholders OF this company Will be held az
the office of the com pany, corner Byrd and Eighth
streets on TUESDAY the goth Instant at az
O'Clock n. ---.--
instan Mt until after the dayof meeting
81. W. WARRINGTON,
Z "a Treasurer.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY,E &c.

MATCHES AND CHAINS FOR u
w ladies' and gentlemen can he bought for ~ 81
about one half their value There is no use sS4ya
In paying $50 for ladies' watch when you can
buy II for S25, or Sl25 for a gentleman's watch
when you can getit for sos. Rings, Buttons, &c,
very cheap at ). a. LOAN ONCE,
north Fourteenth street. -as no 12-2m