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SPECIALTIEs AND NOVELTIES.
NET CASE.
Blue Flannel IS
Bathing Suits and Drawers, from II Ots to q 90
Blue Flannel Yachting Suits 90
Bingham Umbrellas,
Almost fast color, the best dyed
goods hitherto made, from o. so to % so
The wamsutta Shirt,
Nothing to equal IL In the country at
Hunting and Fishing Suits
Made to order.
Night Shirts,
q ~
Check Alpaca Coats - 80
Fine Blue Flannel suit. sll 90
Fine French suspenders,
Crossed backs,
81 Cts, 4s OTIS, 6s OTIS. and 80 Ctr.
Double Breasted Frock Goats
With Vests.
Ihsve large assortment In
Drsp d'e.e, worsted and Broadoloth.
An excellent Broadcloth Coat for.......... ZIG 20
Strangers are invited to inspect my stock OF Ren.
tiemeB 3 belon gings, and confident will find no
cheaper or better goods In the country least that
sthe general testimony of recent visitors from ali
sctions.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUREs.
TEN PEB Gent. DISCOUNT FOB CASH.
GEORGE o. hENNIN0.
40 0EvENTH STREET.
iyIo-6 eIqN OF TIL GOLDEN TLIHOB.
MANTELS, CRATES, FURNACES,
AND
LATROBR STOVES,
,sr,.c. r sas sf .S Ss9 %sss .,;..s an.
hsdtrns Ranse sold in.the market. 49,
SLATE AND MARBLE MAHTELe.
The largest assortment south Of Aev York. from
Basket, Low Down. and Hslf Low Down
from ais to sr1s
Five different patterns Of
LATROBB STOVES.
BOYNT0ND HEATHR, put up 10 two rooms, g.
ALsos TIE
SUMMER QUEEH O0AL-O OIL COOK STOVE.
the best In market, from % 70 %
Call and examine our stock before making youF
purchases, %
Chris. RIE00HBB'O,
WIT 5Is . III TfH STREET y. ".
UaIs ms 10 GIVE NOTICE, That TIE subeor1.
4 bsrs b: ontsineS non d ne sasrsIs Court Of
letter. Of sdmini,srssion on the lsF,onai sstaas
county, D. o., decsessd. Al Dsrsons having clsims
sssina the sald esesasea are hsreey wsrnsd .
suhscrfSer, On Of before the Ism oav Of univ
noxt: they NAV otherwiss ~ lav b excludea fro1
~ jsp sse 81 o I'd GtiiiSiisrIAH HHasL. A1.s.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Anctioneer.
TBUsTIEs' SALE OF PROPERTY or PENN
s1LN1klA AVENUE. OPPOSITE VIII.

BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated October -
:Slh. ls75, snt recorded, that cav, In Lfber la
Eo. %. u lilo 4e9 ct SEQ, of the lard record s~
Tor the couoty n " asnipeton ID C., aud By dtree
ton, 10 sritipg Of the party secured In said desd
we VIII offer for sale, IN front OF the premises, on
eATURDA Y. tie 9Th day II August, A 1876, o.
the xrantors TO said dee In and 10 the piece
OF ground In the city Of Washington, 10 said DIS
tIics etsignated on the pat ftsii city Buca-
snan \" OF WIN Dorsey's subdivision Of square
No z2S; beginning for the ssms q . point on the
line OF PennsSlvania avenue los feet inch from
northeast corner OF ,aid square; runuiog thence
southw stvardly 100 feet inches to aa alley thence
due east with the lilo Of saf slls 70 feet 81
inches thence portheAstwaro 81 fee. inch TO the
line OF said avenue; thence nor Sestw ardly with
the line OF said avenue IS feet the pace bsaiu
ming; being the same pr perty cOnveJ ed by dseds
rtcorf ed In iber A. ", No ass ana Lioer W. B.,
No 3, foo lso, OF tatd land records toget her Win
the Improvements thereon.
Terms: One third cash; aud the residue Ia three
equal instaiments at g. IL and Is months, Sith inter
st AT ste 81 ~ per cent pr snaum until paid, 70
be secured by the notes q The purchaser and deed
OF trust on the property sDd all cash AZ purcha
option. no. must be depotited at Il ne OF sale,
NJ d Ibr convey snciDg at tns pur chssers cost II
terms Of ssle be not piled ~ith within five DAYS
firm day OF safe, the property al be lid pur
chaser cost after three notice in the Evening
stsr LeNspaper.
JOHN r. HANNA. l--
JAMES NJ. JHSSTOy. irus'ees'
Jy26 eotds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
YoUsa hIDDLrTso or, r.,.,. . ,,,,,,..,,

YoUSG AIDDLrToN,
TPRTgs sE EsIs 4 OF OF yAkgaBLI IMPaoyEp
sIa AND sIH SITS soRfa VEST
,sl BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated une Is. -
:. the ssdersisssd Trustees ZEE; ' vii. %. OH
EEELHksDAY, the as,h d.y q July. a; D lsre, ct
sutton the bidder ali tS.s sieoe Or par
an. IN tsS sy on OF sss
pan thereof as all that part Of Lot numbered CD
.os contained ~ithin the soiiosiaS msses .na
bounds: Commepcios for the same at point on
,5U,sses: CORNER q 'ss
hundred iio fest, End thence cas-. sSenty fsur ts
imsfoTed y, 20 ne Place OF besin1ios
The term: q sale are: One. third Of the pn,ohass
the the, balance in two EQUAL garments at and Il
81 nss o. s. sos '
el00 viii be required at the time OF SALE Ali con-
are not Complied @iiS within ten ,o dsys oi % Ssls
resale wil be made ct the risk and cost Of defaults
Z. ROSS PERRY, lrru,,.s.
jyy.eoad. S 6ATSS f hfbbSk,rEoN Xuo,,
Il h. WARNER. corner 7th and = streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE MpRovrp
TWEEN sFf "a s!S SS oEshEF Sfsr' BE-
By virtue Fl deed of trust to the under -
signed, dated the sO!h dag Of pri, :. d. lo7s "a
snd recorded IN Liber No. 7e5, folio li3, ct Lib
SEQ of the land records for the District of 20
bls and at the srftten OF the secured
1her by, we will sell at public auction, in front OF
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the Goth day of
July 1876, ct O'Clock N ell that certain part of
original Lot numbered nineteen l9) in square num-
heTed two hundred and ninety (s9Ol, beginning for
the said part ct point The west line OF 18th street
west distant sixteen l6l feet nine - inches from
the northeast Of said lot aud running thence
south seventeen (ll feet along said street, thence
west one hundred 0o) feet to alley; thence north,
parallel 10 said street, seventeen ND feet; and
thence east one hundred 0) feet to the place of be-
ginning; with the i'm which con-
sst OF Il rec story brick house with back building
Terms ee00 cash. residue in 8, IL and Is m onths,
at per cent. per anDum until paid, secured by q
deed OF trust on the property sold. tonyeyanciDg
at purchasers cost. If the terms OF sale are not
onplied with within five days from day of SAFE the
1rusees the right to resell the risk and
cost OF DO saulting purchaser.
@ u. RITTENHOUsE,l r.n..o.
e.W. RITTENH0USE,{ i'us'ees'
iyl2vSstd IT C0IDWEII. Sa,esman
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DRY GOODS CHEAP
WIN. Bird WYLIE hiss reduced
Nuch OF us extensive stock
Below TIE rates usually obtained
10 other nrst-cisss stores.
Reductions extr eordinary In All
tlfees G1Ods, Suit Materials,
W bite Goods, Lawns aud Summer Goods
founs And old can be Piled with
Linens Tor Ladies, Gents. or Children.
Ins-stiI g and Embroideries cheap. and
kyeryt5inE II lowest rates for cash
WIN. BIRD WYLIE,
IOl 4 Ith street northwest,
49, jeu-r
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DIED..

BOSWELL: On the ssth July, Isrs, at ga o'clock
q Mrs RkBEceA A. BOswELL, wife Of Richsrd
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
BE- stree, norIhwest, Friday: clock ,. m.
attend. "a
IvASs. On the msrnine of the asth Of . uhr.
Of Ida and Richsra m Ivsns
funeral from the residence OF her grandmother,
mrs. u. Westerheid, On Thursday, the 18th, az 9
FBASK. On the 25th Of July. 1876, ct O'Clock
a,ses ,,s and painful ,l,sss., JOSH
msnJ and resident Of the District FOR the last hf
Funeral WIN take place Thursday, at O'Clock q.
m, from Sc. Marys Catholic Church, where Be-
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend. ~
oLHABY. Suddenly. on the 2sth Of July, ls7s,
ME- LLkES o'LhAEI. IN the SD year o. her age; .
Last Is years resident Of this city '9' i0f sne
a.a ss f sss vii take place from Der late rest
southve.t, e solcloek on THURSDAY morning, pro-
Nae. y III Be oayreh Where ESls@
are respectfully requested 70 attend.
REID. On the msrnins OF July o. 1876 NJ &
o1suass sna sasss he
RaEp; ssed = ysers
: For now be resteth veil.
No tear resi-, on his csreworn cheek
But lay him peacefully 20 rest,
TeSSfn ~. our tear, f nSS sn,e cs sne fast;
We would not esii .sss esei % ssrts.
The iassrsi .iiI al: place isca the s:s yers
ass1Ts eh syrS hss pr fsss
and scousiItances are cordially invited 70 .t-
erErrINIUs. On the morning Of the ssh Of
july Is7s sfsr liasssias ile .hich b bore
gsss no sts zee. az 81 sss
nsesss. q - 81 :sS iasssIi. 40 A.seeissses
ns re-. Fl Il =: .. y: ,is d E -
avenue. Friday next stsp m.
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AUCTION SALES.
HOaAs BOWLING Aucsioneer.
TWO STEERS AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY, August list, at O'Clock rx$W
Z. m, vii sefl, ~ Drover's Best. one ~
White eieer, snt one " hite Steer with roam nesk
naIksd with tar; taken mp ss estrays By &c orse
hens Ia, ard heretofore sdvertis d Is such.
Jy:6-w SIN THOMAS DOwLING, Auctr.
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y Navy Blue, Black ana Brown, oniy lSe { ynrd
- -. eh.spest store IN tie city. OoluoLLf6,
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JUST OPENED,
Large stock OF
UNFINISHED SHIRTS
AT 90 CENTS.
These Goods are made well aud only need buttons.
buttsn hoie- and sussets. They surpass All other
Fesoy MAJ goods both As TO nj and quality, 1t
IHOMPsONS SHIRT FACTORY
- cO& STREET NORTHWEST,
JetS-iy LeDroit Building
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Holm L. MITCHELL,
s3I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
We have carefully gone over stock and re-
duced prices 10 the lowest figures, to close out
remaining stock Of
SPRING AND sUMMER DRY GOODS.
Notwithstanding the very low prices ruling dur
fng the past season, We have made prices still
lower, to close.
ALL mADE-UP GOODS,
ALL UNDERWEAR,
ALL DRESS FABRICS
are lower than before, and In quality that
not be surpassed.
From and after MONDAY, July 10, We close our
store at si1 O'Clock .. m. Jyl0-tr
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NEW DEPARTURE.
xsD
The steamers Of the above line wiz leave Phiaasl.
sA. ssfiussi1s M III 5ssSs
at y m, for PHILADELPHIA. No ,rsa,fass on Out.
from the above ports: FreighIs received and de-
dsTsa, e IL In and e :, s
MO '''' ~ '-''' n'.' W. 2. CLYDE q 90,
No. - T. ~ TA SSTss soasl:s' SSl
jsil-tr Agents for wsshins ton, foot nth Il. ~.
CUNARD Line.
NOTICE.
li.ion, thS steamers Of thi. line take q Specified S
course for Gil seasons Of the year.
Yona or Bostop crossing meridian of 50 at q lat.
Of At i isf Or HOsSins to The north o Of
THE BRITISH AND NORTH MEXICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
POOL, CALLIN9 ar CORK RARBoR.
iG July SE% iS aug
s sS,hsis ssS
scythis...-.wed., Aug Is scythis... We'd, Sept Il
- md every following WEDHEsD Az and sATUR-
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passen-
gold, according to accommodation. Ticket to Paris,
oD, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable
Steerage tickets 20 and from oil parts Of Europe at
very low rates. Through bills oflandins given for
On and for T PORTS aos
freight and passage apply at the Oompany's Office,
n sSts S.s :na f cabin
Jan2s-ly CHAs. G FRAHCKLYN, Agent.
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wISwALL Il GwYNN.

wISWALL Il GWYNN,
jyI-tr No. 5O5 Market spsce near 7th street.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF.
OR entire stock st greatly reduced prices Many
81 less than cost Of Importation in order close out
the entire stOck as possible In the next sixty
days
FOE CASH ONLY;
We name O fsv specialties:-7yO00 yards Lace and
Tape Stripe W bite Victoris nusltns az &c.,; worth
81. 1-so yards W bite Jsconet Csmbrics ct Ike,
eightiy soiled former price 37c. Plain, Plaid and
Striped Black Grenadines, Black Dress Silks, Black
MohAfrs and Alpaeas, 50 pieces handsome worsted
Drsss Goods from l24 to Jkc all very cheap; with
Q fun stock OF Domestic Staple Goods; "a ai down
prices.
Nv. COLLKY,
teO-r sol, Cor. sth strses and Market spaos
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IN PBR CENT. OFF.

10 Pkk CENT. OFF.
CR FIBST ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE AL
Lowing TEN PEE CENT. OFF.
In order 70 reduce our very large stock Of Summer
DRY GOODS
We offer 20 buyers for the next sixty days the
crtrso-uinsry iu6ucsment OF 10 cent. on on the
dollar, on ail goods in our establishment. Our
assortment consists % sll the latest novelties Tor
this summeT season, such IS
HAEDsONE GRENADINES, SUMNER SILKS,
Lawns, sUITINGS, WHITE GOODS,
LINEN SUITS,
LACE sACQUEs AND sHAwLs,
FINE HOSIERY,
sUE UMBRELLAS, FANS, &c, &C,
This or portuaity sh Juld not be lost.
WOLFORD q sHILBER0,
SIT mARkET SPAUE,
tyll-H Third door from sta sfrsss-
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R A Z BARG AIMS.

ShAaCH STORE,
I2os strsst, bet I1th and 18th streess.
BBODHEAD d o..
tse-0 SIS Pa. svs.. bet. 9th and 10Th sss
THE INCEST THING IN BEADY-M ADR
n SHIRTS ever offered 10 our SO ceut SHIFT
improved: nthsre II any one Who has not seen oar
cent Shirt a. would pay them veil 70 e<n and
bAlumore Shirt fsctory. 1912 street north gsst.
- pies sent by mail on receipt Of 50 cents.
,.alis Nv; R. ...s;n
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NEW STOR RE.
NEW FIRM,
NEW GOODS.
wISwALL d GwYNN
HAVE OPENED AT
No. 1o5 MARKET SPACE, EEAB 7rH ST,
With 9 complete stock OF
DIZZY GOODS,
Consisting Of New and Desirable GOODS Just fr ON
Auction
Having taken advantage OF the great decline In
prices IN the purchase Of our New Stock, =
abled 70 offer Go Ids fsr below the COST Of prOduc
tion. Wemenrion the following special bars aims ks
being very stfrsctive:
One cs.e extra nne and heavy Quilts, rs cents.
New Hamburg EdgiDgs, very cheap.
Grass Cloth for suits, cents ser yard.
New LAWS az e eat red uctions
White and Figured Summer Dress Goods, ct 6
cents Per ard.
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DRY GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
SOMETHING NEW.
lpco Jas Riehsrdsons sHIRTIS9 LINENS,
HSs 8, and H. In short gths from 50 10 7sc.
per yard, less an half price.
COZ yards VIC LAWNS, remnants, at Ike. per
gard. yely hne goods.
100 pieces Hamburg EDGE. handsome patterns
and me qualities. 50 pieces EsIHs0Ok EDGE,
wide goods, in O oe qualities.
Is doz. Ladies' 81. e. pure Linen HASDKER-
CHIEFS, 81 Sl 80 per dozen, worth much more
money. Pure LINEN LAWNS, in handsome pat
terms, st &c yer y.rd: 10 pieces Pacific LAWNS:
at l2hc. Back GRENADINES gil kinds, at half
pttce. Some pure Silk snd Wool, 10 STIR pes and
Pads, for OveTdTesse.. White Orzandie Lawns
in Pisid aid Plain. White LINEN LAWN, all
qualities. frOu &c to 81.
full stock Of Domestic Go DIS a; agents prices
RemembeF i0cetiOo ". N GROWN,
jyl9 IT no. 3It 9Th ~ near Psons ave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-05

B'NAI B'RITH-MEETING OF THE DISTRICT
GRAND DLoDGE.-Messrs. William Lovenstein,
Nj. Hu,zler, and NJ. L. jacobson, representa-.
tiyes of Richmond Lodge in the District
Grand Lodge, No. 3, /. o. B'nai Birth, re-
Gently held at Atlanta, Ga, have returned to
the city. The grand officers elected We're
Ju. Emmerich, Baltimore, president; Aaron
Haas, Atlanta, first vice-president; Moses
Hutzler, Richmond, second Gice-president
A. Goodman, Baltimore, treasurer S. B.
Gump, Baltimore, secretary; A. Brum,
Charlottesville, sergeant-at.arms.
The General Committees report for the
past year shows steady increase of the or.
der in this district, which has now about
1000 members. There has been $4,000
paid out during the past year to widows and
orphans of deceased members.
The Grand Lodge granted charter for a
new lodge ut Alexandria, Va, which will be
instituted in short time.
The lodges were requested to make an ap-
preparation of at least one dollar for each
member on their rolls in aid of the centen-
NAL statue which will soon be completed at
Rome by Moses Ezekiel, native OF this
city, for the order of B'nai Birth.
The propriety Of establishing new or
phan asylum in this district was discussed.
II erected it will probably be located at Rich.
mond.
The delegates were entertained at grand
hanquet. Mr.. LoyeDsten responded 10 the
toast "Virginla." The next session of the
Grand Lodge will be held at Washington.
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order by authority Of the committee, the les.
sees refusing so TO do, also that the iessees
bad vitiated their contract with the city In
not keeping IL in order. SO much Of the
report as referred to the violation of the con.
tract was, on motion of DR.. Monteiro, re-
ferred to the city attorney with authority to
take such action as he deemed necessary IN
the premises.
Mr.. Fendley, from the same committee,
presented report in reference to the pro.
posed donation Of certain water.pipes to the
city by Messrs. McRae & Archer. Referred
back TO the committee.
DR.. Monteiro, from the Committee on
Health, presented the mortuary report for
the month of January, from which it appears
that the whole number of deaths was 13-
! white male, white females, 4 colored
males, and eoIored females. Five died OF
consumption, OF scrofula, Of paralysis, /
OF COMMISSIONS. l Of inflammation of the sto-
mach, OF ischuria, ] OF angina pectoris, and
l was still-bern.
The monthly report of the Chief of Police
was presented and filed.
The report Of the special conmittee upon
the building Of two sebool-houses came up
as unfinished business, but, on motion OF
DR.. Monteiro, its consideration was post.
poned until next meeting.
A petition was read from Messrs. King 6
Snelling0, and referred to the Committee on
Finance.
A number of bills were presented and ap-
proprately referred.
Adjourned at O'Clock.
Roll Of Honor.-At the Male High. School
for the week ending yesterday the following
pupils are on the roll OF honor j. D. Mat
thews, r. II. Winfree, ". K. Mat
tbews, P. T. Atkinson, J. G. Rice, r. D
Hall, W. o. Sims, j. G. jerks, L. Lpscomb
At the colored Hish.School for the sam,
period: Julius Short, S. Martin, Rebecc.
Thompson, William Short, W. Randolph
James Peters, S. McGruder, W. Edwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-05

MEETING OF THE CONSERVATIVE STATE Com
MlTTEE-An Informal meeting OF the State
Conservative Committee was held yesterday
evening-Judge John A. Meredith. the
chairman, presiding-and present Meshs.
n. b. Meade, of the Executive Committee ;
John Leteher, OF Rockbridge; J. W. Law
son. of Isle of Wight; w. d. Quesenberry,
of Caroline; E. NJ. Siratton, of Campbell,
and II. S. Bocock, Of Lynchburg.
Several matters relating to the welfare OF
the party were discussed.
1t was agreed that the State Committee
should be called together to fix the time and
place for holding the State Convention as
soon as the National Committee appoints the
time and place for holding the National
Democratic Convention.
Mr.. james r. Fisher, secretary of the State
Committee, being engaged in business in
Washington, MIR. A. Q. Holiday, of Hen
rico, was appointed secretary.
In discussing the various places suggested
for holding the National Democratic Con-
gention it appeared that the committee was
about equally divided between Cincinnati
and Philadelphia. The views of the men,
bers on this point will be communicated to
the National Democratic Executive Commit
tee by Mr. Meade, chairman OF the EXecu.
tive Committee.
The following resolution was adopted:
Eesolued, Should Philadelphia be selected
as the place of meeting we respectfully sug-
gest hat the time be Immediately before or
after the 4th day of July, 1876.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-05

JUDGE NICoL's CAsE-ONE OF THE CHARGES
OUAsHEp.- House Committee for Courts
of Justice yesterday morning resolved to
proceed Monday to investigate all the
charges made by J. j. Davies against Judge
Nicol, of Prince William, except the follow
ing: >,
"The said Bfhant further says that the said
Aylett Nicol instituted suit in the Circuit
Court of the said county of Prince William
in the name OF Rachel Carter, administrators
of Thomas Carter, deceased, against the es-
tate of Charles E. Norman, deceased, in
which he obtained decree in the said court
against the said Norman's estate; that the
said decree or judgment so obtained amount
ed in April, 1876, to the sum of 81 ,629 that
in the SAID month of April, 1875, he advised
his said client, Rachel Carter, to sign blank
assignment for the consideration of $500
one third of which said sum was to be retained
by the said Nicol as bis fee in the said suit ;
that the said Nicol at the time he advised
the said Rachel Carter, bis client, to assign
the said claim against the said Norman's
estate for the sum aforesaid had in his hands,
as commissioner of sale in the suit of Cole vs.
Lynn's administrator, pending in the said
Circuit Court, the sum of S1,GS0, which he
could have had applied to the pay of his
said clients Claim, amounting as aforesaid to
$500"
1t was argued that the offence committed.
if any, was in Nicops capacity as lawyer, not
as county judge.
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: - COHEN BROTHERS
are now Offering

are now Offering
yAEI.E LINEN at 35c.: The German hand-worc
ST lj', reduced from 65c.; at 75c. reduced
lsom $I.2o.
HEAVY LINEN TOWELS At 2Oc reduced from
-5c., ana al 25c. worth fully 33c.;
40. nAMAsK TOWELS at 35 and 40c.-25c.
Dr.. '.W tl"ir regular value.
E,,.a.- 'h~.r attractive and cheap stock of IRISH
LtN&He lhcy have just received
5g~ yor,!, ii! REMNANTS of The most popular
@aiuiaciuIer- which they offer at half value.
THrs stock OF S!IEkTI&G, as usual, is retailcd =.
I.,c"prcr;
500 yards fun yard.wt1r WHITE CAMBRIA at
Zoe. iusr reduced from &C.;
81 !a:d, FRENCH CAMBRlC at Csc, usua
Fslcc icing 40c.;
A .ast" 10, cI MARsEILLES QUILTS, purchased
!. ,trIovs auctions during the past season;
a thc no>, popular brands Of BLEACHED and
BROWN COTTONS al the lowest market
prices:
A .rrr ,!ock If C0LORED SILKS al less than i'm
iorlrr,' cost, including all the various evening
sAudes
The argc>' stock &C BLACK and WHITE REAL
LA,E> III thc city-principally bought st auc-
:t"I-a'ti are RON offered III near cost.
DO not Eni TO -cc their stock OF HAMBURGER f.
Eb"lN" ANA INSERTING; it comprises the
cheapest aud largest variety III the city.
a arce -.'cN Of kNlr-vEST>, 'or ladies, gentle
'"'"'s' atI chttnrcn's wear, Al cost 10 Close for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-05
MANCHESTER NEWS.

City Council.-A regular meeting of this
BODY was held last night at 8 O'Clock at the
Council chamber. Present: Messrs. Morri-
settle president pro tem.l. FendIey. Eubank,
Nunnally, Monteiro. Jones, Baird, and
Whitehead.
A communication from the Mayor relative
to the removal OF bis Office was read end re.
ferred to the Committee on Public Build
ings.
Mr. Fepdley, from the Committee on Re-
seryoir and Hydrants, presented report In
reference to the breaking OF the Town
pump" in which 1t Is alleged that IL was
done through carelessness on tne part OF
Messrs. j. B. Bland & Co., the iessees also
that the pump had been put In complete
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-05

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cents per box. The Doctor Is largely known and
highly respected in BALTIMORE Episcopal Netho-
dist.
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