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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-14
SANDALWOOD

Possesses II much greater power in reStor-
ing 70 a healthy state the mucns membrane
of the urcthrl than either CubebS or Co.
paiba. It never produces sickness, Is Ger
tain and speedy in its action. IL IS last
supcrsediug every other remedy. Sixty
capsules cure in six Or eight days. NJ
other medicine can do this.
owing to it, great success many Sib'ti-
tut.s have been advertised. such a, Pastt,.
Hiyttrc., Pills. BaIstms, etc, all oil which
have Been abandoned.
Tribunals Dick & Co.'S Soft Capsules
containing Oil Of SauGalwCod. sold at all
DRUG stores. Ask tor Circular, or send to
Is q 81 Wooster street, New York, iOI
one. i~cpJI-Gm
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PrcseIrc y,yr hca,th nor

PrgErVTI NVWF N'NttN ItOW 'IlNI
You may enjoy i happy old agc. If y0u
have a Slight cough. u cold, cure it inmc-
diatcly-dou't wait until your lung are
damaged. buJ 20 Immediately To &. Il.
Phillips Drug store ami procure a hottie
OF that pure and rood Medicine Compound
Honey of Tar. Il never fails to cure
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. Asthma, and al
diseases OF the throat ant luH@,. Price
cents a bottle. Uv2o- ~
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Speaking
o.
Hon, JN0. M. BRIGHT

VIII address the people OF Franklin coun-
ty 1T Winchester, ON
Wednesday, Sept. 2Oth, 1876.
It.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-14

EY' fanny person needs good coop
ering-wUrk that is Substantial and
neat, we refer them to AIR. Is. +. Strom.
berg, in the Miller Building on our
Square. Go and sec him.
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CoNDMN%L1I5 TIME.
TRAINS GOiNG SOUTH.

TRAIN No, 3 connects at Decatur cu
an" west with Memphi, y Charleston
~ NO b~l.mluTlum with hlabama Il iHg
t'u"o@a i x; 1T talcra with ScIma. l.,,I.
q Dll."4 Il i; NJ Montgomery with We
tern X .ot Alabama, Montgomery
hdl'o'a L 4 and Mobile 4 MoutgoM
Railroad.
TEAIN No, CONNECTS aC Uoual,.si,
Memphis q Charleston Il Il. ..i l.l..
with S,R NDR L., AZ GulAur r..h !,
Lo0i, a Southeastern R'y; NO MyAcut
with Nashville d Northwestern E'r:a
Montgomery with Mobile y Moutgoulc,
~ for poasacola, Mobile and Sew &
I,tp,.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

insteads Of well.set hair badness and IN.
stead OF stomaeher girdiDg OF sackcloth !;
and burning instead Of bearty.''

instead sof wellset hair badness; and in.
stead OF 4 stomacher d girdfDg or sackcloth !;
and burning instead Of beauty.'
But what issH all for p Because the Lord
is better pleased with badness than with a
COED head Of hair Because there Is more
virtue In rent than Ia girdle? Go to
The Lord himsolf hath given the reason !:
Because the daughters OF Zion are naughty,
aud walk with stretched.fortb necks and
wanton eyes, walking and mfneing as they
60, and making tinkIing with their feet |;
therefore land perfectly good reason it
Is. And II the daughters Of Americs
shall tread In the footsteps Of the daugh-
ters of Zion, and shall walk down Bea-
con street, and Broadway, and Pennsylya-
mia avenue, and the main streets Of our
villages, minclng as they go, naughty, With
stretched-forth necks and Wanton eyes,
flirting with their handkerchiefs, and In
general behaving themselves nnseemly, IL
would be well for their fathers, and mothers,
and husbands to take away all the bravery Of
their chains, and lockets, and wimpias,. apd
fans, and smelling. bottles, and pannfers, and
plumage, and shut them up to solitude and
reflection till such time as they shall have
learned decorum and dignity. = -ssst
But how closely had the stern old prophet
looked at the Jerusalem girls or ever be could
have made out such list OF their fine clothes.
OF which more anon.-H Harper's Bazar. ii
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ANOTHER FrRR.-About S:35 o'clock Satur-
day night an alarm OF fire was turned in at
Station 81, corner Of Twenty. fifth and Main
streets, occasiened by the partial burning OF
the roof and part of the upper story of the
large brick dwelling -house situated on Twen.
ty sixth street south Of Main, owned by 8
Mr.. Davis, stone.cutter, and occupied by
colored persons. The west corner of the
roof first took fire from. sparks from an ad-
joining factory, and spread with considerable
rapidity on account Of the wind. The prox.
unity of Companies G aud f, however,
whose steamers are now supplied with heat
ers, prevented the fire from getting beyond
control, and it was In very short time en-
tirely subdued. The damage to the build
ing amounted to about $3.50 or 5000. The
occupants of the upper floor lost their furni-
ture and clothing.
The Church Hill steamer Company F.
made its first tappearapee-thati Is, for 8 fire
and proved to all its value. The men were
promptly at their posts, and got to work In
good time and with little or 40 confusion.
The value of the new heater recently put to
two ofthe engines cannot we'll be estimated.
Company CPS epgine-house was within five
squares of the fire, and by the time the
firemen could drive there-and they did so
in an incredible short time-the steamer had
steam enough to 60 to work, and did so at
ence.
The Fire Committee will no doubt see
that all the engines are supplied with these
heaters.
At 1880 another alarm of fire was turned
in at Station 81, which was caused By the
flames breaking out again in the roof Of the
building. They were soon put eut
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POLICE COURT, SATuRDAY.-The case ol
William NJ. Seay, charged with assanlting
Policeman Thomas, also with creating dis.
turbance and using profane language In the
street, was continued until to-day.
F. Floyd was fined two dollars for being
drunk and disorderly in the street.
Robert Kirby and Eliza Holmes (old Of
fenders) were sent to Jail for drunkenness.
J.J. Openheimer was fined one dollar. fol
drunkenness.
The case of Mary Ann Stewart (colored)
arrested for having In her possession one loi
of pigeons, the property Of Waller z. Add.
SOD, knowing the same to be stolen, was con-
tinued until to-day.
The following persons were reported for
running buggies on the street without 9
license: j. j. and W. a. Sutherland, j. C.
Dippner, Thomas Duke, and J. s. Morrison.
j. j. Sutherland discharged rest continued
until the 22d. Accused, through their coun.
sci, John s. Wise, raised the point that
having livery.stable licenses, they could not
be required to get additional licenses for
their buggies. The Police Justice oVerruled
the point, and the case was continued to
allow them to take out the required licenses.
Georgianna Jones and l.. Wood we're fined
two dollars and half for having unlicensed
dogs on their premises.
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WHArA R1cHxoND MAN BOUGHT FOB PEI

WHArA RICHMOND MAN BoUGHT FOB A PEAR
IN new YoRk.-Some time agoa welLknoWn
young merchant in this city, who Is engaged
in The hat business, was on visit to New
York city. While going along that great
tboroughfare Broadway he spied In con-
fectioner's window what be took to be fine,
large, and luscious-looking Californ'a pear.
he entered the store, and pointing 10 the
supposed fruit asked the clerk the price.
The clerk knew his man at once, and quietly
replied $500" The gentleman TOOK out
his roll Of greenbacks and handed over the
required sum; and was none the wiser ior
his purchase until he reached home, Wnen ne
found, much to his disgust, that bis pear ha0
turned out to be small. size pumpkin.
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THH GERNAss AND FEE PRIHARx-ELEcTIcy
PLAN.-Tbe committee appointed By the
German Central Organization TO oppose the
primary yaelection plan before the City Con-
servativeC Committee consists OF Meesrs. Lewis
Wagner, a. Lyhrock, Charles seibert, Julius
Straus, aud w. II. Zimmermsn. i3-ss
An officer Of the German Central Commit
tee told Q representative OF this paper on
Saturday that they would demand q place on
the general municipal ticket. They have not
fixed upon any particular Office OK upon any
man to fll It. They oppose having primary
election because they believe it will exclude
them from the representation which they
claim on the ticket. They assert that there
are between ene thousand and twelve hun.
dred voters In Richmond Of German parent
age or birth, and that four ffths Of them are
cooperating IN this movement.
1t wss sisted by another gentleman that
some OF thoss who ara active in the attempts
(hitherto unsuceessfuD 70 form q 6 reform
party have volunteered to give the Ger.
mans one or two places on thei. ticket when
arranged. - So 2, l,ot;;:r;ss sls
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4 SHocK1Na CASE OF BURNING. Satur.
day about 10 O'Clock a negro child, aged
about eight years, who lived with her mother
In the alley between Third and Fourth and
Main and Cary streets, was 80 badly burned
that her life is despaired Of. Her mother
went away and left her In charge of her in.
FAINT. While she was gone the girl, 1t is
supposed, amused herself by playing In the
fire, and while doing so her clothing caught.
The girl ran out screaming for help, but
before anything could be done all her cloth
ing had been burned of, pealing with 1t the
outer skin, and injured the girl so terribly
that Dr.. Herndop, who was called in, says
it will be next to impossible for her to re.
cover. The doctor states that II was the most
sickenipg sight he ever saw.
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CoNvBYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOB THE
WEEK ENDING MARCH Is, 1876.-Lots froat-
ing-20 feet on alley between Grace, Frank
lin, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth street.,
S5 80 feet on State street between Williams
burg avenue and Virginia streets, $400; 80
feet on State street between Williamsburg
avenue and Virginia streets, $4O0 294 feet
on Locust alley, $3.50; 24a feet on Grove
street corner Clarke, 81, ,625 43 feet on Mar.
shall street corner Sixteenth, 1887; 60 feet
on Goddin street corner Calhoun, S75
81 s 6 feet on Grace street corner Third, S5
20 feet on Fifth street between Arch and
Byrd, S240; 49 feet on Darlington street
near Buchanan, $l76; 90 70 "a fess on Sew
Twenty.seyenth street near Q, $3.50; : feel
on Valley street corner West, $1,000 S23
feet on Leigh street corner Eighth, $l ,e40
1871 feet on Thirtieth street between n and
N. $3.50,
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH'
ScHoeL.-The following is list OF the names
on the roll Of honor at the Richmond high
School last week Junior Class, Sallie Cosby,
Ida HutzIer, Ella 7. Landrnm, Annie
Slmms, Ida Raglsnd, Gertrude Smith, VIII.
liam W. Cosby, Harry N. Noses, Alex.
Schsap, j. Parker stith. intermediate Glass:
Jennie Armstrong, Carrie Bennett, ida 9.
Cox, Jennie d. Hall, Louis Minetree, Annie
B. Pace, Laura Pecor. Senior Class Laura
Brackett, Mary e. Fox Julia B. Hepning,
Daisy Murray, George H. tArmstead, Frank
D. BeVefidge. ~, !, -. I,
!. Attendance of the High-School for the
week, ninety-eight. per cent. *.
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~ NEW GOODS! NEW G0pDsl
DRY GOODS AT PRICES NEVER DREAMED
OF BtFORE. r


Fifty thousand dollars worth just opened at
COHiN BROTHERS., among which are
40 nieces BLACK SILK GGENAL INES at 37hc.,
the former price having been 75c;
l,lOO wards ALL-WDoL LlONESE BLACK
MOUsLAINES at 37hc, the lowest price Of
which is generally &c.;
so pieces BLACK ALPACA at $50, the same
heretofore sold at 45c at 4lc. compares ex-
acty with the former Csc. goods: SILK Lustre
(Bradf .rd manufac'ory) at 50c., never sold be-
fore for less than 75 In S5c.
35 various styles Of handsome PLA1DS (new de-
signs) from Is TO 25c.
This stock OF Dress Goods Is almost full in ell Its
variety for the coming season.
Just opened over IS 900 worth OF BLACK SILKS,
handsomest goods ever offered 10 this city, aad
at such prices rs will astonish everybody.
Also the IAFFETh and MkDIRIA SILKS, in
black from csc. to 81 40-25c. a yard less than
they were ever sold before.
COLURED SILKS, In new designs and shades,
much below market value.
70 Dozen BLACK TIL RE E-B UTTON KID
SO dozsn SEgIaa BLACk {; eTSWo-BUTroNK KID GLOVES
125 dozen WHITE and COLORED TWO-BUT-
TON KID GLOVES at 75c.
These gloves are the same generally sold at
80 dozen FRENCH WOVE CORS Its st 4Oc.;
70 dozen FRENCH WOVE COkSETS at 6Oc.;
Also about $50 dozen FINE CORSETS at about
one half their value. NH .
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TEE ALARH OF FIRE SATuRDAY.-At1 1926
Pm. Saturday an alarm Of fire was turned
in at Station. No. 8, Second poliee~station,
caused BY aslisht fire In the basement Of the
residence OF; Mr.. H. #. HIngerford, 210
Marshall street. One Of Mr.. Hungerford's
children had wrenehed the gas.fxture In such
Ea manner as 20 cause The room to be filled
with gas, and Mrs.. Hnngerford IN attempt
ing to stop the leak struck match, and the
escaping gas caught fire, and before IL could
be eXrfngufshed burned q hole ia the ceiling,
Fortunately Mr. Jacob Konig, who lives
next door, came in, and with wrench
turned off the gas at the meter, and thus put
an end to all further trouble. Damage slight.
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HOTELS.

Sc. CLAaRE aosEL, - h,oaaosp, ..ola.s ID sks:' a.'
elevated, central, and fashionahLe location In the
city. fronting on the Capitol squsre convenient to
NIL the pubic but1d:ngs-State, city. and Federal
railroad d,pots. Churches, and Immediately on the
line OF fse street raiiway ma king IL the Ml8T DE.
SIRARLE HOTEL in the city for travellers and
ed, papered. and furnished throughout with hand
Some suits OF furniture, new bcddiag, DC. !gzg
axernent OF Captain JoHE II. FREEMAN, 70 vel
known 20 the travelling public as the prince Of
erek1. %. !. .. ,.s-s. 9. .
Che arrtYaI az all trains, steamers, &C.
= 80 - BTEPEEN HUNTER,
81 On, j, b. PEHDLETGN. 81
k1.FETu,&laN3m PsoDEietcIs.
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OARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.

NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
are now receiving their
SPRING GOODS,
to which they call especial attention, as Is by far
the largest handsomest, and cheapest they have
ever before displayed.
They are now exhibiting superb stock Of
BLACK SILKS
lower than ever before, ranging In prices from 81
to IS per yard. Also,
COLORED TRIMMING SILKS Of every shade;
COLORED DRESS SILKS In all the new shades
plain, checked, plaid and striped;
A large lot of that splendid BLACK ENGLISH
GRAPE, In short lengths, sold so cheap;
HAMBURGH EDGINGS, 1NsERTINGs, aHd
TRIMMINGS in endless variety;
NOVELTIES in great variety;
Something new in LACE GOODS for overskirts;
Beautiful PRINTS and PERCALES from &c. per
yard up.
They have Just opened most attractive stock OF
LADIES' SUN-UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS,
to which they ask an inspection before purchasing
else where. These goe1s are selected with great
care, comprising advanced styles and trimmings,
novel in design and elegant In finish, with beauti-
full handles, well assorted in WOOD, IVORY. PEARL,
EBONY, and CoRNELIAN, rendering The display OF
unusual interest 10 the purchaser. NH 2O-3n
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SELLING LIQUOR 70 MNoRs.-In the Hus'
tinps Court on Saturday Thomas jackson.
the keeper of an ordinary on Sixth street
between Broad and Marshall, was tried fol
selling liquor to minors, convicted, and fneo
twenty dollars. Mr.. Young, counsel for the
defence, stated that he desired to file bills o.
exceptions, and asked that the verdict bs
entered up but judgment not entered until
Monday. 1t was so ordered by the Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

CAPTAIN r. E. Frsyser, SO long In the
mailing department Of this Office, has under
taken the business Of collecting claims. as
will be seen BY his advertisement In the DIS
match, He Is q reliable and punctuai business
man and gentleman Trustworthy 10 every
sense. We commend him most heartily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

IT WILL FACILITATE BUslNEss.-N would
be very great convenience 20 sne iaIge $
number Of persons who do business at the
most Off e through the registered.letter and
mopey-order n departments II the postmaster
would have the various windoWs In the
counter designated BY signs, so that persons
might know at once where TO apply to the
nrnner nArSnns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

ANs1vERsAaY.-The Carney Guard, col.
ored military company Of this city, Will ceE
ebrste their sixth anniversary to-day by 8
parsde through the principal streets, q tar.
get practice for silver and gold medal, aud
at night they will have ball on Broad
sfreet ~ &fEs.55 ~ k.1 a6tttSt So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

REcE1vKRsHIP OF GENERAL MAHoNE' & RpxS.
No order has been received by the CLERK Of
the United States Court IN the case of the
trustees Us. The Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad Company. British bondhold.
ers have telegraphed Judge Bond, asking
him to withhold action for some DAYS, as
they have started an agent to the United
States to represent their interests. 1t is
generally supposed that the request will be
complied with. a.'
Mr. Charles Perkins, Of Perkins, Lying
ston, Post q Co., bankers and merchants, of
New York, Is one of dozen candidates for
the receivership. He has transacted bust.
ness for some Of the British bondholders of
the company in America, and Is regarded in
New York as good man.
Mr.. Francis Skiddy, who is one of the
trustees, and is well known here, has been
solicited by number Of persons of influence
te allow his name to be presented for the
place, but has declined. a
It is certain that strong effort will be
made to get the position for General Malone.
1t is claimed by the Generals friends that
Judge Hughes will certainly be for him.
At the April term Of the court both Judge
Hughes and Judge Bond will be on the
bench. In case Judges Bond and Hughes
adhere to the rule laid down by them In
confirming Mr.. Tyson as permanent receiver
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, all oi
the prominent officers of the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio Company will be excluded.
Then there will be lively scramble. Those
most intimate with Judge Bond say that he
will be likely to regard the recommendation
of the majority of the bondholders, provided
the man 80 recommended is qualified per.
son in bis opinion.
The House Committee on Roads and In.
ternal Navigation have invited the officers Of
the Railroad Committee to present their
views to-day on DR.. Morris's resolution pro
posing that the State investigate the proceed
ings so far taken IN the United States Circuit
Court, the liability of the company to the
railroad, &c.
General Malone has returned from New
York to Petersburg. He stopped in Balti'
more short time on his way back.
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SENTENCED. Nathan Bernstein, who was
found guilty of buying and receiving three
dollars worth Of railroad iron, the property
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. on the 9Th instant, was on Saturday
sentenced by the Hastings Court TO conhne'
ment in the penItensiary for the term OF one
year-the period by the jurors in their YER
dict ascertained.
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DISPATCH PRNTINa-HousE.-I order 70 meet
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade We
have added q weil-salected assortment OF gAW
TYPE, which, together with our nPeovED AA.
cHINKRY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL rALENT.:
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex.
peditious manner.
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R- OLEUM MORRHUR.
MEADE & BAKERS
MEDICIEALLY PURE COD.L1VER OIL,
RICHMOND, VA.
RI'E TO. THE STOMACH"

This COD-LIVER OIL we import direct, aad
rnarkeG because II Is selected BY our own agent at
the fisheries, and made only from HEAElA Ax
and FRESH LIVERS. 1t has never oeen a.esSo
or expressed and thus deprived Of Its most valuable
therapeutic properties, nor exposed TO
changes, which render oiber els rancid and unpAI
atxbse, II has never been mixed or adulteratea
with inferior and chespar oils to reduce the eost at
sacrifice Of Its quality, nor handlea Dy any osaeI
parties than the fish, rnsen ana ou selves.
We have the testimony Of physicians VINO pre-.
scribe It. and ct patieats who have taken II, tnaI
Is more acceptable TO the stomach and more easily
as INFLATED than any other oil.
We guarantee II 10 be entirely pure and fresh,
free from rancdty, and fully possessing all Of tee
wonderful remedial properties claimed for We
BEST C0D-LlVER OH.
~ ~ MEADE n BAKER,
importing and nisHenslng rhsrmaclsts,
NH IL 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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MARCH 20, 1916.
WEATHER REPORT.

TIE WEATHER ON SATURDAY was partly
cloudy or clear, cold. and very windy. At
night 1t was clear aud cold. Friday at SUD-
rise the mercury stood at IS. Saturday at
At midnight Saturday IL was 26.
THERMOMETERS SATURDAY: 8 a. M, 30; ;
ga. NJ, 81; - NJ, 81; 8 P. NJ, 80; @ r. NJ,
81 ) midnight, 26. ;3*5se., "a
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PnocErps OF THs CoLoN1AL BAtL.-The
ladies through whose efforts the Colonial
Court ball was prosecuted to successiui
terrination have received letter from the
Regent OF Mount Vernon thanking them for
re proceeds, which amounted % eTer foFV.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

ARNOLD TIE WIzAap-Arnold, the At
rican wizard, will give three entertainments
at Assembly Hall this week, commencing on
Thursday night. One hundred presents
viii be given away every night At the first
entertainment the Professor will give, among
other things, gold watch and barrel OF
Aos1r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-20

The fashion In ifess-coats has not changed
much in five years. The only difference is
In dc tails. s. s,, 81 +. il5ss .s
E, The Delaware papers are vigorously per.
'fornipg their misston by edieting the fall.
ure OF tha peach cop ~ s.sst I
&. Jones believes ia policemen, and thinks
they sre ali square men. al any rste, no
says, thsy are aaYer 'Touaa. as,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M sYCLE BROTHERS
HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED /.

6FhnJAh .GaVAkS>Gdoss s@-Eyl
M sYCLE BROTHERS
HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED
ARE NOW READY TO SHOW
THE
LARGEST AND BFsT STOCK OF DRESS
GOODS EVER EXHIBITED IN
THIS CITY BEFORE.
Amongst these goods are all the latest styles of
DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR,
and we call special attention to the following goods,
which arc admired by every one who sees them:
GwAToIR CUTTINGS,
BOx-LoOM MIXTURES,
VICTORIA MOHAIRs,
DUCHESS SUITING,
POoNAH PLAIDs, ,.........-
CAMBAY STYLES,
LYONS SILK PLAIDS,
TAUJORE STRAITS, ,.
PONGEE SILKS,
NAzARIN BRoCADEs,
CARDENA SUITINGs, =.
EAROLA PLAIDS,
JOkANDA PLAIDS, ~
OSTAGA PLAIDS,
CALAIS MIXTURES,
JACQUARD MIXTURES,
and great many other
NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES.
This rs the largest spck Of DRESS 9oeDsevel
offered offered Ia this city before.
DON'T FAIL
to look at them before buying elsewhere.
1000 YARDS Of HAMbURGH EDGINGS ant
NsERTlNGS at less than one half TIT
importers price.
We sell you a aTwENTY-FIvE-cENTE EDGE fo
10c.
Weare receiving NEW GOODS By every steamer,
and have
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER.
Save money By buying your DRY GOODS from
SYCLE BROTHERS,
| No 429 Broad street,
| NH 90 between Fourth and Fifth.
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q GOSPEL TABLRAux. .-Radioke's Gospai Ia.
bleaux viii be exnibtted at Elha Park Meth
todist Episcopal church tonight OF 9 0c!ock.
The proceeds VIII be for the benedt OF the
church tsS 20 tsSEs ~