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National Republican., 1876-07-08
EVERY ONE SPEAKS FAyORABLY.
EAST MARsHFIELD, MASS. Aug. 81. 1870.

EAST MARsHFIELD, MASS, Aug. 81, 1870.
Hr. Stevens:
DEAR SIR: have been troubled with Canker from
childhood, causing my mouth to be ut times
that was unable TO eat. Have taken many prepa-
ratiOns, but with effect until tried your VEGE
TINE. After taking q few doses found il relieved
the faintness at the stomach that always aecompa-
nies Canker humor, and by the time had taken the
third bottle my mouth was entirely cured. Have
not been troubled with II since that time which Is
eight months ago. have recommended 1t to
eral of my aequaintances, and every one speaks
fayorably Of Its good effect.
Yours, truly, p. s. SHERMAN.
National Republican., 1876-07-08
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

Opening piece, My Country, 'Tis Of Thee, Miss
Clara Proctor presiding at the piano; dialogue-O,
class, little girls and speaking; She Sleeps in the
Valley; boys spelling class, arithmetic and
speaking; dlalogue-You May Talk, Jennie Col
and geography; Augusta Collins, Month Of May;
song, Poor Little Innocent; spelling class, Ellen
Dunmore and Alice Shorter; Lazy Sheep, Alice
Ellen Dunmore, Voice Of Spring; Lizzie Taylor,
Calmly the Days are Dying; May Mathews,
The Little Lamb; Minnie Watkins, Columbia,
Gem Of the Ocean; Agnes Tolghiner, Birdie;
Rachel Monroe, Tripping Lightly; Mammals
Darling, Ida Washington; Willie, Come up to my
Window, Jennie Collins; Orphan Girls Recollec-
don of a Mother, Lena and Rachel; Should
Come Early every Day, Ida Washington; yaca-
tion Song, Ida Washington.
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The Latsst Improyamaut.

FINE WHITE DUCK coats, worth IS, selling at
s. A. SAKS Co.,
316 Seyenth
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Forty Miles Down the River On the Mosslsy

FIFTEEN youths all-wool Goats, of broken suits,
at half value. EIsEMkN Bros,
Corner of Seventh and streets
National Republican., 1876-07-08

vFGETINE eItenls its influence into every part
of the human organism, commencing with Its foun-
dI.tion, correcting diseased action and restoring
vital powers, creating healthy formation and pur-
dcation of the blood driving out disease and leaving
Nature TO perform its allotted task.
National Republican., 1876-07-08

FORTY Striped Alpaca Goats sl.5o. former price
$3.50. EIsRMAN Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and E streets.
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Good Bookkeeping at the Treasury.

The change in the Treasurership neeessitated
count Of the bonds and cash in the vaults. The
bonds, 1856 81, $50, were precisely correct, and
the cash, s45, ,OCO 900, was four dollars and some
cents Short which may have been caused by some
corrupt man or woman clerk taking a lunch at
Government expense. This is good bookkeeping.
Ex- Treasurer New made up the deficiency, had
his bond released and will not go to Congress for
National Republican., 1876-07-08
EDUCATIONAL.
PENMANSHIP.

The large number OF persons unable to properly
perform the duties Of clerical and other positions on
account Of their poor penmanship, and those who
write WELL but desire to write better, have the OPP
portunity OF taking course of lessons adapted to
their wants, at W Washington Business College,
ner OF Seventh and L streets northwest. Satisfac-
Tuition, IS. Liberal discount to clubs OF three OF
more. myS0-tf
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The Old Flag in Selma.

At the Cabinet meeting yesterday Judge Taft
and Secretary Cameron, with several Assistant
Secretaries, represented the Executive depart
ments. Routine business only was engaged In.
National Republican., 1876-07-08
D i L FL A II ID s .
EXCURSIONS.
EACUR URSlONS.
T YCETM BUREAU EXCURSIONS.
Ne KIT RIP
THURSDAY. JULY 1s.

The MARY WASHINGTON will nA
leave Seventh-street wharf at 5:45 : IL
p m: return at II o CLOCK. Tickets,
80 cents, at the Holly Tree Luneh-E9zzz-$SsS<r
nd tbah hnaf
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odds and Ends"

EIsRMkN Bros,
Corner of Seventh and z streets.
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DR. sUNDERLAND.s CHURCH.

FXCUR Ns.-THE STEAMBOAT
~ MARY WASHINGTON will make Daily Ex-
cursions to Mount Vernon Springs, Marshall Hall
and GlymOnt. including Sundays, stopping at the
various landings, viz Collngwood, the Forts,
White House, Gunston and Brick Yard. commence
ing SUNDAY, June 4, leaving the COmpany's
wharf, foot of Seventh street. at O'Clock and Alex
andria at 9:3O a. M. returning about O'Clock d.
IN. Fare for the round trip, Ocents single ticket:
club of five to ten persons, 40 each club of ten
more. % cents each. Families can take a pleasant
days trip down the river and enjoy the healthy
fresh river air at reasonable rates. No Intoxicating
drinks sold on board the boat.
The Mary W Washington can be chartered for Even
Ing Excursions or to return for any parties that
may wish TO remain at any of the abOye-named re-
sorts until night For further information apply to
G: Y. ATLEE, No. Sis Seventh street, on board.
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Here is an Item.

odds and'ends', there are:
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vas lHt dUuUulDn OF INC man, the DOWeIs prOtruu-
ing. Witness successfully removed both arms
both legs and thighs and head; examined the
remains and noticed that these parts had been
chopped. An attempt had been made to chop the
arms off at the shoulder, and discovered wound
at the right side Of the head, producing fracture
of the skull. This wound is OF the same nature as
the other, and was probably made by a small Ak
All the parts Of the body were in a state of de-
composition, and almost beyond recognition.
There was some lye mixed with the ashes cover
ing the remains. The wound in the head alone
was sufficient to have caused death.
VIM. Berry, the boy who discovered the body,
and the little girl, daughter Of Turpin, who said
that her mother told her that she had killed her
father, were sworn.
Alter short consultation the jury returned
AvERDICT
that the said Starting Turpin came to his death
on the 5th day Of July at his house, No. GIG
Second street, about o'clock by reason of wounds
Of the head inflicted by his wife, Johanna Turpin
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The Last Sensation.

The latest Republican news from Indiana
is that the greenback advocates have con-
cluded toYote for HARRISON as means Of
strengthening their candidate for President,
believing that If WILLIAMS is defeated the
Democrats viii drop TILDEN and rally to
the support Of old PETER COOPER! This
news has Q fshy flavor. There may be fools
who believe that COOPER Is running for
President, but we do not credit the story
that such fools ever could reason out the
conclusion stated above. Yet who
knows? The northern people have been
again and again humbugged into the
support Of the Republican party by the
mere waving of a bloody shirt. MORTON is
the matador who has this flag flung to the
breeze in Indiana; and these greenback
Democrats are no bigger fools than the Re
publican bulls, who time and again have
rushed to their own destruction at the sight
OF his red rug. MoRToN's fools cluck and
strut like turkey gobblers, and are about as
sensible: Why, then, should 1t be thought
incredible that there are other simpletons
in that State /? Nevertheless, we are not
yet ready to swallow this latest yarn.
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DEATHS.

p
Died mt Dover Mills, Goochland, county, va,
KATE, daughter Of w. w. and Mamie Cunningham
Wight; aged eighteen months f,,,,sa
remains VIII be inferred In r H9lIy S0@N oe en
O'CLOCK. Friends of tile family invited to attend
Died, on wednesday the 4th instant, at lao
S Gf!GHs 4 " Fow " II the
ssn viii tffs hvsS sR gpsn ss'S9
Friends Of the family invited to attend - 4
I,yncllburg and Norfolk papers please copy. -,
Died, ON Tuesday the Sd Of October, at quarter 10
o2 sf1Gsi H. III
Isl is1Ss m sss p}s ss 1 Sss
terian chu-ch(Dr. Hoges The friends OF inc FANNY
are respectfully invited to attend. tat@it2a -
Died. the 4t instant from njnriss reeeiyed on
est son of John and Martha Ellen Grow; aged twenty
His funeral will take place from the residence Of
his parents, No. 81 0s Poplar street. Rockets THIS
fTS Ss United IT G 10 snd O'clock
Died ON the 4th instant F. W. EDMUND POH
IN. son of August Pohlig and wife; aged nine
The funeral viii take place TO-DAY at O'Clock
p: NJ, ut No. lOOl Fourth street. fraenoS are M
Peace to his ashes. - = ~ - - v
Died. on this city, on "Wednesday the 18th instant,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, MIN ME WADE, ouest oauBh-
ter Of Thomas A. and Elizabeth Wade, in the TWEEN
ty-sccond year Of her age
And thou art dead, as young and fair -
AS aught of mortal birth;
And form so soft and charms 80 rare, sr ,..s
Too soon returned to earth. u.....
- Yet did love thee to the last,
- AS ferycntly as thou hit"ii..s - 2. '5'
who didst not change through all the past,
And can'st not alier now, 80; a FRIEND.
Her funeral will take place THIS EVENING at 3
clock from st. Patrck's' church. Friends OF the
family invited to attend. iHG! &JG-,ti r.
Baltimore and Washington papers please copy.
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Elections.

The news from the elections held in Colo
RADIO on Tuesday is not particularly encour.
aging. We do not, however, regard the small
gains made by the Republicans in Connecti-
cut us indicating the result in that State
next month. We had expected rather bet
ter news from Colorado, though we well
knew, as we said yesterday, that it is so
small State and 80 accustomed to taking
the cue from Washington that nobody ought
to be surprised that GRANT has carried 1t
again., Georgia will tell q different story.
Indiana, after all, is the controlling State.
Next Tuesday will tell the tale. 1861 4
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READi READ!i READl,!
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL

i U /.
I We win offer, during this week. The following
attractive bargains: IS ss,,
NEW eALIcoEs at exc; 81
ELEGANT GA51BRICsa at 10 and i2yc.;
BLACK ALPACAs from csc mp to 81 per yard:
BLACK CAsIIMEREs, 75c. and 81 worth 81 and
$125
BLACK cAsHMEREs, sl.25 and $3.50 worth
.25c. more;
CoLoRED sERGEs and MoHAIRs a. csc. worth
l. .40c.
All the new shades Of DRESS GOODS both plain
aud brocaded, at very low figures.
BLACK SILK at s1.25, worth sl.50
BLAcK. SILK atsl.50 worth So.
BLACK SILK at $1.75 worth 1925. .
A splendid line Of CAssnlEREs from 40c. to So
per yard Just look at them. lt;.,J -
BEEACHED and BROWN CoTToNs at case price
Heavy CANTON FLANNEL at 0 and 1a1c.:
WHITE CAs1BR1C at 81 worth l2Hc.;
WHITE, .cOLORED, and PLAID FLANSELs-
very cheap
BEAUTIFUL GINGHAalS at 1Oc.; Il,
PRETTY LINsEYS at 16xc.;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, Toe. and 81;
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS ut 81 and Sl.25:
MEMS MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS, SOC.
and up; ..-fsf -..
CHILDREN'S MERINo SHIRTS aud DRAWERS.
| soc. and up;
LADIES 3IERINo SHIRTS and DRAWERS a. all
| prices, Z
Also, fresh supply Of HOSIERY, .sCARFS, and
COLLARS and CUFFS III cardinal, chocolate, aud
| naty-blue Shades. H' t'&h@ -
7 Everybody win do we'll to examine these goods
| before they buy elsewhere.
y COURTNEY & POWELL,
oc2 915 Broad street.
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rabl;can ID 5nca snnps 90 tie conclusion
that some Democrat wrote the sietter %; s,l
tl,e purpose Of imposing upon she poor,
innocent editor 81 that kltehea organ
The in,pudeneeo this plea Il mot nafaliel sa
except by chat OF the appeal made 90 the
cont by q criminal who had been convicted
or kiIliag both his father and mother.
,,ss Have you anything to say for yourself 2
asked The JUDGE. I. .No thing, z replied the
editor d the Bhsp,tbl ican I'VE mean the
criminal, --ss except to ask you TO pity q
moor osphan. y ST - Z
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There is ON editor down in Richmond who
was SO discouraged the other day that he
unconsciously admitted In his PAPER, the
Dispatch, that Tilden would be defeated. y,
San Diego Cal. Union. Il: ,. 80 f9eS
The g down in Richmond is good, COM
ing from q San Diego paper. But the phrase
shows that the paragraph was stolen. Worse
than all Il 10 untrue. We have never made
any such admission. Nevertheless, we don't
like the news from Colorado, the IF1aion'$
next-door neighbor. 80
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a-rCOHEN BIRoTHERs rs !, AM q I'm. IN.


s,itutiou Of great sayirx Thes purchases are made
under eyery possible adTaHsaSe, and all goods are
sold wish she adFznce IN they
are particular never ~, oyerrats neither quality,
uuaptify, nor fyalnc Persons reading their adyer-
tfsei,et can rely that tie goods positively as re-
presented. Nor do they advertise Any goods unieaa
they have them 10 SUFFICIENT quantity TO supply q
large demand they are Offering this week 49,
A large stock OF DRESS GOODS at rs, 80, So, and
Also, GoLoRED o1sfsMEREs, aeable width. at
1:s siss .sss ,o <
81 sse So 4
and is1 ;9os from rs to Atc.; ., yard less Than
they s are now Offering good Z.
BLACK ALPACAS at 35s. 40, 40, 60c., and up 70
@ Ses yiqs sysr s ssS Soss
asiEKs I'm this departnient they guarantee .
s TaS e ahy Rss
They are also Offering . large stock OF WHITE and
wH GqEo FhaS saAss ii and
most reliable manufacture, at a7'zc, reduced
A lrge stool, &C Of cAssIMEREs for mems and boys
wear. III many qualities, of which they offer very
See their new prices 81 UNnERWEAI for laalss
gentlemen, and children-their 81 KNIT VESTS
are reduced TO 6Qc, better quality reduced pro-
WATERPROOF ut csc, at 75c.reduc, d from ~,
at 81 and 81 25 for English, reduced 35c. yard,
NOTTINGHAM LACE af .12lkc.1 l6Hc., zoe, 25c.;
SOC, S5c., 40, &c., Soc, e0c., and 65c:;.
Also, 500 LACE SHADES at fully half
BRUssELs LACE CURTAINS at s45 a set worth
S. We s g1 sS at s7se s0e 1884,
Tl,onsaGds Of Inducements are now offered in their
FANCY GOODS, NOTION, and RIBBON de-
See their YAK LACE at 1214c. q yard, and u
PURE ut csc. worth, more than double
Also, q very large stock of CARPETS and FLOOR
.OIL-CLOTHS. tlr ,,,s. ,yA~.4g. 49,, IL fOc 4 8
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Y1aorStx MEDICAL assosfHx FOB a,eyzt1Eas,
spaiss No. ofs the hly IS made especially
intsfsstlns 81 D lengthy ind fntelliasn 9,
ausIsSIs q tl,e proceeding and ssports ot
the isse /. Internasionnl Radical Congress. 3
The nro fession of medfcine L. greatly betae-
Ef,tseSl by the TRANSACTIONS Of this body, and
its recent meeting was full OF interest.
Much light was thrown upon disease md
remedies. and more ecially upon the
grand science Of surgery. The Medical
3fonshl i continues 10 display an amount Of
energy. directed by discretion, that makes It
inquest avalnable pub, iitcsatsiton to the
doctors. 49,. Ii !. ~ 20
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NET BARGAINS FOR THIS. WEEK at
the new DRY-Goo Ds. HOUSE Of 49, ~,
/. 81 tt'tt = r. sT1rYNC CO =

NET BARGAINS FOR THIS, WEEK at
:. the new; DRY GOODS HOUSE OF ;f,z. r.
-. T.. STERN &, Coz ,'.,s,.@ ,..,l
Z t.a' = 523 BROAD STREET: ,.....
Tel, pieces BLEkCHED TABLE DAMASK at 90c.
worth 81 IS fully 25 dozen TOWELS at 12Hc.
worth zoe. zee dozen NAPKINS at oone-half
their value; a large lot of Write BEDSQUILTS;
from 75c.; up to S7-all very cheap - new
PRINTS and PER CALES; IS dozen BALMO-
RAILS and BOULEVARD SKIRTS from soc.
up; 25 pieces BLACK ALPACAS, the cheapest
ever offered In this City,
Look at our 45c. MOHAIR LUSTRE, worth 624c.;
HAMBURGER EDGNGS and INSERTINGS-a
choice selection; full! line CASHMERE for
. mems and boys wear; 800 STRIPED SHAWLS
I at remarkably low prices; . well-selectcd stock
Of DRESS GOODS, from 12.Sc. up; BCsTLES
of the latest styles good assor tment OF ladies'
and gcntlemea's UNDERWEAR at Inducing
prices. a ~ .Rf ft,.&2 ~, = issl. + fr
Call and examine our stock and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere, syou will find it to payyou. i!
New goods added daily to our stock. Call early
and supply yourself, at 4. STERN cos.
=. 523 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The following statesmen are with us, and would lie
pleased to see their friends Sr. JOHN j. TURNER,
Mr.. JOHN C.WngN, Mr.. CoRBIN B. SoRvELL. =
Oc 2-Etth It,3t2iDf} - S$ifi3k = - ~ 4
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STATS EXECUTIVE CoMxrT-TiEE ROCKS,
RICHMOND. " A.. October 4, 1876.

The following appointm ents are made
for meetings in the Third congressional dis
triet:St a,s~ III ssi.yai- sFs,Yy 8!t 4ts...gs -
"A Caroline Courthouse, d Bowling, Green,
Monday, October 9th; Governor Gilbert 9.
Walker, a. NJ Kelley 81 set,i: uz>it .i,ii ~
Louisa Courthouse. Monday, October
9th: Colonel WIS.,. Gilman, Judge j. "A.
Meredith, Hon. Charles Herndon. ~; ,3I.ss'
Chesterfield Courthouse, Monday, Oeto-
Der 9th: General B. T. johnson, Hon.
Drewry Hinton.
i Hanover, Courthouse, Wednesday, Oeto'
Der, 18th > Governor Gilbert c. Walker,
Hon. "A. Al. Kelley, Hon. B.IW. Lacy. ,;!,.a1
! BY order of the Committee. liIr.1t +4t.
/. -. III, N. b. MEADE, Chairman.
) j., r. Fisher, Secretary. :Aao%,,er II.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TIRsT-CLASS DRUGSTORE FOR s4S
Il SALE.-Owing to fll-health and my In go
ability to attend TO business, offer for sale my 20
street, together with the entire STOCK, FIX
TURES, and the GOODWILL of the concern,
which has been established since 1854. Fer terms,
w. "pf'' - - = HERMAN EMIL FISCHER, :.
oc 3-3t rt ga, !. "a. No. 10 east Broad street.;
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@0 GREATtREDUCTION. en-
pL. Having purchased our supply Of AN-epIs
THRACITEaGOALs since the decline In prices NORTH
we win sell the best duality at exceedingly low
sold; CLOVER HILL and SPLlNT COAL for open
CRATES; KINDLING. SAWED, and CORD WOOD.
COTTRELL & GILES, Tenth and Basin bank. and
branch ONCE Broad between Eighth and Ninth streets
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ny COHEN BROTHERS, ARE. NOW
Offering over 10, 900 yards ALPACA. LUSTRES ut
1890, selling generally ut 25c. &C Z
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3 4 ~
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
; BROWNE & ROWE,
32S Broad street, between Third and Fourth sfes,
now receiving their FALL STOCK, enhrscin,5g, ~
the Novelties OF the scuson In the way Oh lhi~
Beautiful MBR0IDERIEs, COLLARS sad
( CUFFS; SCARFS-ail the popular stylss:
NECK-RUEFL ES--she hzndsoinest In the cn{T ,,rn
A beautiful line Of SOL C0LORED, sTHirEo'
and WHITE HOSE;
BOUBEVARD SKIRTS- AL sorts-yery cheap: ,a
SHAWLsI sHkWLSGin great variety --"ii pe - W.
LADIEs'and GENrLEMEN's UNDERWEAR-s
4 splendid line. Have also added aS9ek OF
~ tgS,if DRY GO0DSL DRY GOODS!
The prcttest PRINTS In the City -, r,rc r. .
DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS. COVERT Els &C.
SCASSnfERES, OPERA aud other tLASh sLS, -
= TsADIES1 STRAW GOODS remarkably CHEAP.
Call and Try our house before purchasing, ana uA'
save your money. BhOWNf n.y., q nv
qaO .AndQm ~ sEyRAttst@ ..t,t
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fyHAND0REETQt1l, fTHE f5tpnrs,.
Slsr5A ml RfESE I,1E dnp sg0cg TIi
FANCY G0o1s thst ever VI opeSed " AND
llsYA Il llLs1IER,S,
TIJieh VII hs sefy lowest cssI, s.s1s
naEss e,ndTSs 4, III s,,a q.
and FELT eEIRTg il IN al a ,IInsaes:
80 AasAsA ''1s y a ~ s Gsa9aka
eAsss sas stas FLANNEEs,
WATERPROOgssCf l T1sTgM 81
8. orr EEf1lTsfEt sstockedfulf Nd,
Gloves Gfanfies Gloves; Gus sSS eoIiaM.. y E.M 20
s.;r gorssn LOVES Nspkins &C., O.: az
ssi!easnsa e !nisnts Msri9o CIoaks and WsItn.
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AMUSEMENTS. ~


A. MERICA,s GRAND NOVELTY.
RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6, 7, AND g..
tx ssE Sssessts spd fEsa ggsgnRI
brilliant array Of grace and beauty presenting the
finest minstrel scene ever witnessed.
aT'.t9 THE pAsHIse AND; PEERLESS i2r..
LONDON f nTh fTsStEY Tho Q, pr1Esa'4.
(thetfrst appearance In Amerca), In the great mu-
steal 6aflssdas' FsTFj!tfn sSd localized entitled
~ "a and as scenic easets; aiso introducing the
~ charming and graceful - -, ~, :,
. LIE PA PARIsiANl DHNGERs,
SUPERB coRp ass 81 sPG6 81 ARTISTS,
fornis,g together the most marvellous and attractive
y sn s w esehesa 7Sc
DisseSaSs sH t 6tas O'Clock Rsdqssa
RIcHMoNDI MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular MUSICAL geIREE The Sb Assss,S
ton viii take IL InJasy
Admission only by membership or Invitation cards:
Members desrous Of Obtaining inyisaten s1rs vii vii
ns sassss q Nam
DRoFESsOR HENRY F.aLAUBE "a
i =, Will inaugprate the H7 stGsA !,
FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF HIS DANCING LIZ
~ / j ~ III L ACADEMIES Is ~ sa.2-,3,f u!
GRAND GERMAN MATINEE AND PRONE
,5s,t.. MADE CONCERT ,..,:i
|, AT LEWIS HALL =
on SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, ocToBER 7TH,
At 4 O'CLOCK. $50 ~ ~
KEssNIcH's FULL ORCHESTRA viii be in attend
ance. qs hesItG5 Etilt3fz siftlE2tJ letN lis
Admission, 25c. Tickets may be purchased ONLY
pat WAITS or from the undersigned. Former
scholars and their parents can procure tickets free Of
charge On application at Wyatfs. {:Gl - 9I:L-
|, Sc 2e.sa etfuIly,i HENRY F. LAUBE.
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are AbLNEw. scaIland examine, .,,n g
.,,s
il 90 s-eod3t 1109 Main street.
CLL orlH1rrEs'al Us. y.
,.. CLOTHING a.s. "a
" - l-is ass 80 j ~ n,rrt1,ra [
- 10 ~ $50 -
5!ts4iJtS .i,;ts iff.iiGtE ~
desire to infosm my friends aud patrons that
have returned from Tie North with &,
t3i .t.: "a FINE STOCK lsts q
4.tIi. 81 9t5as5,5.a Of OF; 1910 rr:.1ki'ff2
s., FASHIONABLE cLorHINe;; T: y;
"a z,..t ENTIRE NEW STOCK, aa
-no embracing everything pertaining to ,ra,
MEMS, 'a 49, - ''.5 tt.f,; f....l
~ YOUTHS, tatte = ~ -zfa-.5. z
/, Hi2s 35ap: to- -. s#tE+ -
| ,.sf a..41,:s, BOYS, and '.s.Gsr.
Il "a ia! ,.ti CH1LDREN,s 3,.t
;!..3. II .tHGe I i.s.., 81 = Tt Z
afH,ar.a ,e = WEAR,
and invite an examination Of the same E'
-. PRICES Low. :. !.
wBL IRA SMITH, !.
oc a-eodst HOO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05

The louisville Gazette kind.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05
n SPECIAL NOTICE.
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/. Over $50 900 worth of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
&C., bought at extraordinary low prices and will be
sold cheap to make quick sales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05

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