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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-06-03

THE following are said to be infallible
signs of married couples: If you see a
lady drop her glove, and gentleman by
the side of her kindly telling her to pick it
up, you need not hesitate in forming your
opinion; or if you meet couple in the
field, the gentleman twenty yards in adj
vance of the lady, who, perhaps, is getting
over stile with difficulty or plucking her
way through muddy patch; or if you
see lady whose beauty and accomplish
ments attract the attention of every gentle
man in the room but one, you can have no
difficulty in determining their relationship
to each other-the one is her husband.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-06-03

II SAY, Uncle Reuben, you ought to set
tie as much money on your pretty young
wife as you CARL why so, james,"
" Because her second husband, poor fel-
low, may not have dime"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-06-03

PERsoNAL.-It may be observed that no at
tempt is made to hunt up outof-tteway OF
unknown places to find names to indorse
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR:
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens
Jno. W. Beckwith, Bishop of Georgia.
Gen. Jno B. Gordon.
Hon Jno. Gill Shorter, ex Governor Of Ala.
Hon D. Wills, D. D., Pres. Oglethorpe College.
Bishop Pierce (of Georgia..
Hon. James jackson firm Howell Cobb &
James Jackson), attorney -at-law, Macon, Ga
Jno B. Cobb.
R. l.. Mott, Columbus, Ga.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-06-03

PRUssING's White Wine Vinegar excels all
Others in purity, strength and flavor. Try it.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-06-03

DR.. j. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are purely VegetabI,
preparation, made chiefly from the IA.
tive herbs found on the lower ranges q,
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Gallon.
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the usa
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of thu
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR EFT.
TERs?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and tho patient re.
covers his health. They are tho great
blood purifier and ife-giving principle,
a perfect Renovation and Inyigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
nnalities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing tbs
sick of every disease manls heir to. They
are a gert}e Purgative as we'll as Tonic
relieving Congestion or inflammation Of
the Liver and Yisceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DR.. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Diaphorctc,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative:@ Diuretc,
Sedatiye, Counter-I rritant, Sudorlhc, Altega,
tive. and Anti-Bilious.
r.. II. MCDONALD 4 CO..
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco California
and cor of Washington and Charlton SITS, \ Y
sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08
A Cosssnsryman IN FInAncss
BapAn SPRING, BArH COUNTY, . YAss

Editors Of the letcfn1ossd Dsspafc't !. :.
As ofiice.sesk ersf of the present lase
t,,scnseiue tbe currency question: TO . gfsaIel
.or lass, extent ell -bsarches of
me smallest 10 the, greatest, from the lowest
10 the highest office seekers, they have man.
nIsI matters connected With 1t some way on
5nthar. : rat sbe uaIssfty Of them want har1
sscney. which, ifs.fts was 20 be the case,
NHpuld be rusnoustO che trade I'D tleseouu-
trr. IN would probably Ill the idess OF 2.
great many people living 10 large. cities ano.
towns but tho bustHess-Ece in1ae coon-
fru. want more yreenb backs. And we Wanta
prsenback dohar at par With the gold dollar,
and let the, greenback dchar pay ,the,ln Interest
on the public debt and TIE duties on imports
and exports, and let the United States
Treasury bold the ;goadtad silver % reserve
And all who want geld and silver Scx their
rreanbacks let them go 70 the Unitee Stafes
Treasury and get iest Heep the gold aud st-
YER in che Treasury and circulate tse greer
backs. As for instances a tracing. man IN
the ccuntryi where there waesro' bank 10
probsbly, City miles, and he wanted to- go a
short way from AssSne, and had say; fftyIdoi
lars in silver that he wanted to take along
wirh him for small curreney; 1t would De
suct, a bulk aud load. he could not carry II
on bis person ; aut If be had II In greenbacS
fractional caFrency he could put iskini bis
west. pocket wltaout aag -iDcambrance what.
ever. k.srg,E EsolSs92E kisl.EkoGRkSS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

A MATER FOR RICHMOND TO CoNsIDER.-'
Local rates are charged on all freights under
a carload from Greensboro to this place.
This extorlion is an outrage on all merchants
and shippers through. this sectioa who re.
ceiye freight at this del0'. Freights over
the Richmond and Danvllle road from Rich
mond to this place are about as high as they
are from New York and Philadelphia, aud
the result of the management of that road
by Richmond men at that is to drive trade
FROM that city to other markets where there
is competing freight lines. The only remedy
our Businessmen have is to stop all trade
and traffic with Richmond until her own
citizens show by their acts that they want
our trade. Richmond will certainly lose the
trade of this section II she persists in cutting
the threats of the merchants who deal there.
Winston IN. co. Sentinel. ......., 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

FURTHER COMMENTS ON TUE ELECTION Re.
TURNs.-The Cincinnati Enquirer, the great
" sof5.money" organ, par excellence, of the
United States, is eXultant over the defeat Of
its Democratic brethren in New York. It
bursts out with a sort Of gloria In ecceIsis,' y
as follows: ,- =.
And now, Waterman, what Of the night !?
The democratic leaders Of New York
exer,ed themselves to their utmost to defeat
the Democratic party in Ohio, a Republican
State, and did not succeed upon the issue
they raised. A verdict has been found in
the case of Sam. Tilden. Manton Marble, the
New York Graphic, Jay Gould's Tribune,
and those other Democratic leaders Us. the
Democracy of the West. .......
For ten years New York hos been Demo-
cratic State, with but two exceptions, till
now. The Democratic majority bias ranged
from ten to twenty thousand. In the hour
when that Democratic Safe had exceptional
opportunities for winning splendid victo-
~, those Democratic leaders," after having
contributed what they could toward the de-
feat Of the Democracy Of Obio, have sue
ceeded in plungipg the Democracy of their
owe Safe into defeat. We have more than
once asserted that these .'fleaders" do. not
represent the masses of their State, for we
know that the people of New York are with
the Democratic party. !, The result of the
election proves our statement. Il was the
honest Democrats of New York W ho rebuked
the mercenary and selfish tools Of their enc
mics. ~ 90 -" s'.s ~ = -
in the States Of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and
New York, a Democratic victory ins New
York was easiest, by thirty Thousand votes,
to be won.' This is Sam. Tilden's success.
This is the consequence Of the adoption OF o
Republican financial platforms by the, Demo.
Gratis. This Is the reward given to Demo-
Gratis for advocating policy, of general
bankruptcy and financial ruin. The people
of New York are TO be praised for their In.
dependence and intelligence. Those "Dem.
ocratic leaders, have their reward. Sam.
Tilden has his recompeuse, and has learned
how wise sasd profitable 1t Is to fight the
Democracy of the West. ,s.th s. 1.'E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

AIBEnt1 ii Ii ,. +, Massey vas elect
led By the judges ofelection, slough defeated
10y the people. = The Charlottesville chrons-
lcle says: - ;,. w. !: -
/ faBy the ignorance Of the job-prihter OF
this Office, who was not aware that the law
required ballots to be printed on white paper,
1.-THE Republican tickets were printed on
tinted paper. at the court house precinct
| TAT of these ballots were decllred 70 be lille.
gal, ard were not counted. At the, Montl-
cello House and other yoting.places the same
| tickets were voted and counted. The Board
of ,Canysssers at a late meeting last night
decided that the 147 votes referred TO must
te left out, as tie judges had decided lin p
other words, that they could not go behind
the decision of the judges" go -: dtrb
The Board Of Cam assers decided correct.
~, but the judges Of election decided incor-
rectly. The vote, if properly counted, would
be: Massey, 1;4e6 !; Hammer, 1,4s9. The
latter will no doubt appeal to the House OF
Delegates, which will probably either order
I a new election. or seat Hammer. zuoI #gL
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lalpE,efAL NCaTCEs.
Levy BRoTHERH sss
ADFaTIsEaaNT.
m WIZ pnovn ro BIZ 40 Yor1n kDyAsrz sE 10

~ 3 ss5 go Fsyszss
ct 114 1str and igaicspsr yard
worss i8,m 4e,as and 25c.
sc0ToH PLATDs for dresses, Of 167Ri, and 2oc.
4 Der yard WORTH 2g ana RSe. PIT yard;
.IrEE PLaIDs ut Csc. per Yafd these goods are
lls.sneaaGo the ie..se
PLAID DRESS GOODS, OF the most fashionable
s coiors, ae as, so, 36, 40, As, soc, and up sl
= per yard-ali very cheap III ~ II 49,
BROCkDED and PLAIN DREsS-GoODS IN end
a 2 ltss variety, all ID be sold st popuIar prices
m, AEE ALPkCAB and MOI RS from 26c. 70
E,a1 80 per yard. We call particular attention
10 this Line or goods. feeling confident That the
! purchaser caa save twenty -fyeper cent By pur.
IschesiBg or MS q
DREsseGooDs for MOURNIEGf IN all styles ana
!; dualtties ut extraordinary bargains; fF0S q
PLAID GOODS for dresses, in great variety,
sat much below regular prices ilHa sFls5ts1
WHITE ELANNELS in plain and twill, al wool
and part wool. from the lowest to the highest
..pyiees, from y to az yards wide; .f,a2I-z
RED. FL kNNEL in all qualities, both stwined and
plain, In all wool only; So, ,..E =
GRAY, BLUE, and YELLOW FLAHNELs in all.
qualities;
ERA FLANNELS; -. - -.
COTTON DIAPER at 81 and 81 20, piece OF ten
wards, worth 81 25 and &l.75; y ~ IT, Gp5
35, and up to SOC. per yard; y f9f9lteft2gft{E
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLoTHS,2 yards long, at
| s, 81 worth Sl.5o;g 10 st3a7 HHiiH!HtiI si5T
iTkBLEsDAMAsK, all linen, In all qualities, from
37Hc. per yard up 20 $2;ar.; sEti:.4...tsn lsa
FRiNGED NAPKINS az go, 75c., aud $f per do
zen, worth 75c., 81, and $1.25; .yisst7 y,
lLARGE-slzE, NAPKINS az 81, sl.25, $3.50
s175. aud up to &c per dozen; .a..t,is
WHITE HONE .C9MB QUILTS, the largest sizes,
1 4 unrfh - y ~
oRocsET QUILTS at sl.so and g., worth 50
nc iaSSii QUILTS from 90 70 SIS: we cali
= particular attention TO those at $3.50 and 80,
ss :. il E. 1ss sfs
Il 81 s, ana $40, but~e don't value item ashign
CALIC0 C0mFok.ABiESa 2. sl.59 III ~; ~,
Eating win the exception OF the two first
piifesS all WOOL at u worh slso;
EPIANo-COyEkS from 50 up TO Sl5, "a greatVa-
No TssiFs g iisMss CHS curtains 90
81, sOc:, and up to $3.50 per yard, we now
| !, ,NITTINGHAM, CURTAINS from % 5Q to
V fss i9s ET N Is IN yards
wide, at 80 and 35c. worth As and 6Qc.; 3aj !,
aRa MB aMeH and fbst Is and
tsr6cKfNGs OF every deser iption for women And I,
sh sE For a. lev af
i. 81 per pair; four.burtono KID GLOVES al
PeF s iwenty-fodr sheets 81 paper aud
twenty-four envelopes, ut 10. 10. ~, 20. 80,
s exc ia sofFAesR at
81 ias & gSs
Sf S4SeF RpS!n saG vi @ SattR
90, and up 70 sS-alI bargains; ., npoove .,
CLOTH CLOAkS3 and lWATER-PRoOFS, for
4 1odf hlirGn In great yariety: T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

.rs,r Pow y,,us Or raR STATE BoAsB on CAN.1
.ssrxs, "A paragraph IN . local column o D.
this pspcr on Saturday last 1aisas leave q me
impression tthvugh not SO designed that
the State Board OF Canvassers hss the poFer
either to ACCEPT sAs .trse orerdect IS untrue
certified abatrscts OF the yotea for mem1bters
81 the Legislature, d, for iasfsucs, In theSsse
81 MAssEv cs. HANsEn, d Albemar'o, the
latter being clearly elected ty slie people and
the fulncrsby the Judges Of siectios,. No
Genera, Assembly wosda tolerate stscn an an
infringement OF It's cohssituti coal privileges,
and wc have no idea shat the Ssdse Bosra
has any intention to usRrp sach!a power. a
Governor and State difeefs such ~ Msssss'
sipf,i has, or,instanee,-tnat Is ssxsr aoE.
l,s,s ecn-in.iaw Axss and bis asiies-;Wou,d
a. course return to the General Assembly
onIy seeh persons as would besfsely TO vote
Tor f,sn for United, States senssur.'1z,&S! +4.
Fhe law naVirginia provides shat the Ger
tiaea abstract ssat TO the secretary Of the To-
Comusnonweaith shall contaiu opE the total
sote for each candidate IN thecouuty or cor
pontion from "a hich 1t Is forwarded. Fhese
abstracts are by the secretasy sscordea. and g
absolutely true, ID q book. Fshe Board merely
ADDS up the figures cast Tor candidates In
districts. Where thearesutt of a county OF
csrporation sgote decides an election the
|tsoard stmrsy gis the parties estifcates Q!
4,secfion: ,tas would be seanifestly impossible
vori the Board to decide contes :ed-electiou
tscases.
In cases of contested elections for the
4 House Of Delegates q, senate ttbelaw pro.
| yides sbxttbe contestant ustnotify the per
| SON blessed that he contests his !" election,'
and this.he must do within tenrdass after ths
election. This proSisien shows that TIT
!. election spoken ef .fs decided by the com
missiosers two days afsst the election, apt
consequently canno. be decided by the Boar.
of. State. Gaayassers. !. The ipersen; who's
eletsse is contested p the language of th
Jaw. This shows thsthe Is already t" elect
Iled''' when the notice Is given. Of the Stat!
LIB osrd had any pewer. in the premises th
Inotace of contest would have 30 be giyel
Latter and not before that Board assemblies.
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s ysrs rare ana shocking offence, end ing
suoysatyoffsiea tHs ScufTail 30 INTO esfssps 8
spr,,e nunisbments proroltsSnsd 20 ths .ol.
fence. 4 nunber M papers sagses.ea
What il should be, and prsrta. gathering
in tho sugges.lons properly Srfr disea . 9
e each paper, strung ati,sn sogslnss y. de =
add.d his own at tho. tall OF , tnesa, anatss
WAS g Bleed him, ROSE Y .,.,...
Ths neetitg of the profession on wnas
shonld be classic ground to them mnst Gag. veg.
sairiy afford ! great deal q gratsacatson 70
them all, .s.8 l,ses;s 9s ss-l ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

East week the Rev. Moses D. Hose delig-
cred splendid Grafton at Richmond on the
occasion of the unVeiing Of the statae OF
jackson. He spoke the true sentiments of
niue tenths of the sostbern people, and ut
tered no word that does not meet with a
cordial response la the keart Of every honest
patriot OF this section. And yet be Is de.
nouneed byanorlhern~ papers as having vio.
lated truth and candor, ind rebuked for ssy-
log things that "grate Earsbly on northern
ears" fCbdri ohesutRe Ghr0Slcle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

calsfornia salmon.

<
.t.r,. United States Fish GO nmissl ss j,
as - much and laudable activity in 3
I ss,s,snasne ash-eggs and young hsh 70
- of the Union. Fces4 the nasoo.
snr.nousc In Califor1sa shey have seat salmon
sr1. 10 pn,ny Atlantic States several nun 10
Ana thousand TO the waters OF virginia.
Israes liver has come Id for . sali snale "
then,, We may hope ID q few years 80 see
sNls fine ash IN our waters and te navs 'ns.i ~
frcsh Cor cur tables. -. 49,,
m. california salmon Is q splendid nsp';;
and crows 10 q very large sise. ne is an y,
h,s,;,ant Of rivers 10 our niddas saasaae, any
.Sonld do well Ia James river. The II rivers
= shsch b. Il found in California are streams
.hs, heaa in tho mountains and have the the.
rse.rness aus, GOODNESS that characterize Ws.er
shs. co,ues from from, mountain springa ana Nis-
so,yipr SHOWS. But James riser9fnaf 7iss
shnnssn, tribute from these sources ana q
sSo,,,a he for that reason altogether ;sgree.
able to this distinguished inhsbitans OF west.
ern rivers. - - 80. .issy I to, ~
The virginia Fish Commissioners have
shown as much activity and efhc'eney as
tnesr means would sgsrd, and we are sure e
have turned &Yirginia's SHARE OF tt,e contfi'
busions Of the United States Fish Commiss
s,Snesfs.e adyantsge. We hope to see Que
waters ven psopled wiIhdshss not iofmeflY
familiar with them. --------.- x.
This subject Of fish culture Is one o. veg
.aa.., ;,n,or,an nee that daily grows In lnteE.
cst. Il IS only within late years that the az E
has besn developed and the tsanspor'sSonn
OF eggs long distances has been shown 70 o .
practical. 81 ss',5...s.;...
FTha transferring Of the best and rsost
abundant food-i ihes from river TO rivcS and
rom one hemisphere to another affords uaar'
Find one Of the nob,est benefits that art and
science has conferred upon society. $5
The Art should be libetaily encouraged by
every State. IL each OF the States weufa
helm snd the General Government contince
;ts,t messures to distribute vasurHe fishes
10 all-the States, in 3 few -~yesss
The rivers of the country win be Stockholm
asmsuuer superior to the rivers on any oefel
land. Every necessary measure TO faef'itass
the movements OF. Ash and protect them q
nroner seasons should be taken. Especially
sbouId an different system Of Tsh4adders o.
established in all rivers. They would no
cost much, and the advantages that NOV
from giving fish free way TO the head wa
tiers viii be very great and very extensive
Dams across streans tend to -uestro
or diminish breeds of fish, AN
always deprive the inhsbitanss along 90
rivers above dams of the best fish that ra
In their waters before dams were bull
Time was when the finest shsd were saugt
in Bashcounty. so were they found IN 10 10
head.wsters OF oil our streams. With prePt
Ash.ladders these fish will again ssisit ov
friends IN the mountains, and thus 'plat
them again in possession eft one OF the grea
est iuxuries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

The acqaiescence OF the Independents in
Petersburg to Q fairly rendered popular de.
cisiou is respectfully submitted to the Rich
mond grumtAers az an example. fliSTe's::,1i
Disappointment Is q great provocative of
disconlent and dissipation. Therefore the
Richmond botterS protract their bolt, and
aaek TO end II fna bust. - Petersbnsg Star.ya
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

@S5ssfss - CITY LMsHoUsE,1
SUPERINTESDENT'sO OFFICE,
.- November 6, 1875. y
NOTICE.--SEALED PROPOSALS will
IN be received at this Office until TUESDAY,
November 9, 1875. at IL O'Clock H., for furnish
Ing the City Almshouse with supplies OF
= = FRI SH BEaF, SUGAR; q Z I.--sEb. =.
MISS PORK, VINEGAR, sa
BACON, SOAP, '--------'~'~~.-~
= FLOUR, SALT, .sss.d strg
RICE, HOLASSES.
~ COFFEE. IRISH POTATOES, and
HEARINGS, ~ 49,. :, ~ 80 ~
for the quarter ending TUESDAY, February 8,
The Committee for the Relief of the Poor reserve
the right TO reject any or all bids offered, and OF
giving the contract for eSeh article required to the
lowest bidder therefor, il. zs.>E. 3.E.,3s
Forms OF proposals can be obtained at this office.
CSIgnedJ WILLIAM ENGLISH,
Chairman Committee for the Relief Of the Poor.
no 6-St ~ b -s-sr. srsFt giH
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as4aDsross. v Z, n o7ember s, 1875.

VT y.-'.ll = u 80 "a d UT
lIo the Easssrs Of the. Dispatch: 9..3 seI
las member Of the. old Stonewall Brigade,
1t was my privilege 10 he present in' yonf
city at the unveiling of Faley's statue OF the
!immostal Jackson In connection Wish:maDy
Others, take this method OF ;retnrniDgmy
isincere thanks for the kindness and ,hospt'
TALLY extended; To- every objections. Never
In my life have Il rbeen, the recipient of SO
many acts Of kindness. Respectfully. -;
t-s - -, -. A p W.
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ME- yELVETSl VELVETS !-BLACk
2 SILK VELYETS for trimming and millinery
purposes at 81, ", " 90 8S,and $500 per
BLACK MANTILLA-vELvET at 81 so, s5, SO,
COLONEL SILK vELyETs in all of the desira-
BLACK and .COLORED VELVETEENS in all
BLaCK and coLORED vELVET-RIBBoNsia at
$3.50 T-...s0#l rs.. LEVY BROTHERS..
ALL-WOOL CASHMFRG ROBE. DE CHAM
BRES in elegant patterns. nos
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GALE OF PIG-IRON ..as;4
D., 900 TONS. TO HIGHEST BIDDER. ~
NO MORE SAFE OR PRosPECTEvFLY PRO.
NS>0a-1,,II- EJTABlE INVESTMENT! - .~+

To realize on special consignmeDts ION &C count OF
whom it may concernJ Will receive sealed propo-
sails for Eve hundred tons OF CoLD:BLAsT CHAR
1yOai,: PfG.l ROSauntil IL IL. 11lh November
THURSDAY NJ XII. This iron will be assorted
about one ohird No. ], one fourth No. and No. 3,
one fourth Nos. 8 and 8. and balance Zone stIth)
no. g. This grade Of iron about Two years ago
would Fave readily brought &5SH per ton. 1t NOW
COSTS over $50 per ton actual guilty to make and
deiiverto this marker.
III his iron can remain in the warehouse at ten
cents Der ton per month storage. No article can
make safer Investment No ffe.insurahce Is re-
quired. 1t can be readily hypothecated should the
holding IL for use or sale. Marx on envelope" Pro-
posal for Pig ron. and stale in your proposal the
for which Won hid, and address ASA SNYDER
NO 6. 81 Furnace agent, Richm0uG. Va.
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me- LARGE STOCK OF BLACK, &C

Me- LARGE STOCK OF BLACK, CO.
LORFD, AND FANCY.STRIPED SILKS;
- BLACK SILKS at 81 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at Sill 0 pr yard;
BLA, * SILKS at N1.25 per YARD;
BLACK SILKS at 81 35 per yard;
BLACK SILKS atSl.5n per yard;
BLACK SILhS &I.75 per yard; :
BLACK SILKS at 81 Eer yard;
BLACK SiLkSat ~ rs PER yard;
= 81 BLACK SILKS at So so per yard;
BLACK SILKS Ut 81 75 per yard; ,..3
- BLACK SILKS at SO ner yard;
~ ~ BLACK SILKS at So. so per yard
COLORED SILKS at 1925, 81 .35, $3.50, SO. and
up 10 $3.50 per yaId-am0ng this assortment
will he found a large variety Of BROWNS and
other fashionable shades; .@z.t q t.s
NAYY.BLUE TRlMMING-sILk at s5c. worth
1926; .... -.
STRIPED SILKS AZ &c., 9oc.. 81. and S1.25 per
:, yard worth 81, $1.25, and Sl.50: ~" >.iE.@
TURQUOISE To1MNIN G-SluKS in handsome
coiors at 81 per yard worth 80;
BLACK and CULORED SATlnS in all qualities |;
MARCALINES and YEL0URS at great bars aims,
at r.o [no 81 s,,f,, LEVY BROTHERs'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08
spEC1AI. nD11CEs.
cheapest stocks OF DIT GOODS IN the city. s' Is
can andl US for yourselves.
SOLID ooLon 81 & ops. ii . 4 flan

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20 pieces newstyles BLUE and BLACK PLAIDs
just received al 25c. Per yard worth 4oe., very
30 pieces REP RI AIDS at ssc, aesy pretty; 81 a,
80 pieces BLACK; AkPAC As9fsomr : 2tc. up 70 ~
yard; ID ~, ~. & s..tt. s4s,.gS " ,ps{,s 3
BLACK GOODS, j larse aud cheap pne: .7 ~,
PLAID and PLAIN OPERA FLANNELs, all
prices, all wool; ~. 49,,
WHITE FL kNNELs at zoe. worth sac. :. !
Ailarge line OF 1s4EETTNG COTToHs, FLAN.
s.NELS, TABLE LINENS, &cs at the lowest
~ ,,rsaar.f 80 ts,tf 81 stts5h E,
CasstMERB ana wATEE-PRooF CLorHs,th the
gtbest bargainsye yet offered; i sfa29 sssdfil
REn;GRAY; and BLUEFLANNELS. very cheap;
Great bargains lin BLANKETS QUILTS,
,sHAWLs, SKI ATS, RALMoRALs.C L%)AKS
AS,CoMFORTs,&c &C.; sa8 III t2s3.
NOTTLNGHAM,O URTAIN-LACESe extra cheap |;
90 dozen A LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS. = A.
37Ac. worth 6ec.;i,.3a ;; ~, 49, rs sa,.l
rs dozen 1. 4 LlSEN HGckABA ck, TOWELS
at 25c worth 37c.;t,t,J Ltd. .5sis ....s..,.,tg
A full rne OF Ladies' aud Misses WOOL EN- and
STRIPED HOSE from I exc. up TO 7oc.i 80 80
a. aiargef assortment Of CORSETS,l GLOVES,
+ j. SCkRFslg aRIBBONs,; RANDKERChIEBs,'
Gentiemei,'s and Ladies' UNDERvE sTS, &C., an
,2s dozen new shade WO-BU1TDN KIDS At 75c.
worth 81, Just receiyed af =. a. IL
Il H:'r'7' - WILLIAM THALHlMERsS.
l no6 >ig brhi,Ifi 70 D91sl 60Q Broad street.