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in qucstLou, and not only that, but tbs 0augsr
w&a otligod by law TO mako ont, 4. that time,
to be Kept in tho otIico. 1t le therefore eaby to
bo seen that 10 accident contd hAve caused this
WONDERFUL nEPppuLarivN
Of 59s. II mat Lsvt boon nut onfY deop
t1an. buE thorough hnd ~el!-oonlucso'a soatco
among ali the Rrchiyes Of tho Collectors Office
Tor this s1str,ct to hnye Fiikel oft Ill thosa 6Js
aud ueAtroYcd sb.nt.
It IL on record that when an otlicsr Of tho 81.
crat Beryce HIreaa wAs Lnsv ID Chicago In
tho lnontl OF Juno last IN huusiug
IN tho records Of whIsky msle III
Marc: Of the previous year, 10 sud icnty found
that there wato almost no fo,m u IN rccJtd.
1te conslestl tlts, Of co ir4e. cari7us elrtitn'
stance hut did NIT bcoso II Of much mpur.
tarlce. ~ ilc knew tnsk = duplicate Of al theso
fo,ns should bn on lila in WASH. .nston. lie,
lhsrolnrs, scn. to Warrington. and requested
that al tito folrs 90 for tie tlrrt bali vi tho
year 1874 be cent to him. IL Inn IA. to1uent
o conu,dnrablo ntmoer we're stnt OH. but tt,ey
wtre not scheduled. uer "as My account kekt VI
what was cent Not tludlug Any
rtxcunD3 or THE MONTH Or MAucn,
tho officer sont again. sa.iay that ho bad
bnbdlo waa sout lin, but still there were NJ
records f.r March. a til ri rSquest wa maie
aud responded to with utlll another bundle. this
lime WITH tao ncco npauy,us stassnonk that that
tho Department for lie fnJntus io;l ilto1
alter. Tncso beiuE, carefully sorted ont
Of tho a:helulo revealed tho facl notsd
shove. thas tuerD rns nowhere A:nong theln 4
biaglc totuln Ut tho spir.iH plooa:1l IL ClisIso
for tho muuth Of 3A-c1, 1914.
THE 1IponTASCE Or TUE pIscovrnr
Ia not quite ns great ~ It would Aars been II
The consi.tiou OF tic Chtcaso ltattlle.e had been
dua only to aocunensass asidcnce. Suco :Lo
revelations Of tbs gsntle men who haze como IN
undei tie "amnes.y pfoclamatioun u thesg roye.a-
tlons nsc nos ~ impor ans, Lu. Rtili it most
wun lerlul FACT tia: deputy III tho oaice Of tho
, 1876-01-18
THE GRAND JURY,

Tbs meetlng yost0rdaJ waa somewhat Of an
improvement over that Of tho previous Monday
u far ~ regards puucsua!lty. Warned BY the
:1ltic4am WHICH they earned by staying away
lat Mouday until Afternoon, the jcEora vary
teua,by concluded to bo on tin, as tho uaual
hour yesterday. Quits number al then, ab-
ssutsd theuselSea fron tho city Sunday. yisls-
Ing tae!r homes In tbs agricultural d1atrcts, but
tlcss all .ttalued suuday evening Or ss,ly
Nohday molnlpE. The consequence naa that.
unexpectedly, ll,eie was quorum II 1U o'clock,
lint ts1nR tho hour appointed for commencing
eusiuess.
oCTsIDE OF Tux 1uRT.nooX
lhsre Wxa the 4smo crowd oI 1oitelcsa which
may b. seen dsily during these t1oublous times
ID tie nsiRhbcrhood Of tho United blatea Court,
Among lAs miscellaneous thropR might 10 DIS
angrhlsd asyesal hA!f.asdged lauyorg, drawn
hthss ous OF curiosity, Of, perhaps, In the hopo'
Of p!cktug up client from ths multitude OF
sppltcaats who nero beasoglnf the docs OF JUS
ttco. These attorneys wore an eager aud ex-
peesans look upon their couuteuanoos. 9ono
81 them wera youog,-too young slmoat to 10
engaged In the wicked business OF psuytu: upon
ueG fs!to"':1catufea. Ths idols Of fond Christian
passnts, they might hAys grown up and realized
mo ~1ahas OF ahetr worthy pro9eutofs BY AehIaY-
n8 position In sonas mols pioua profession.
Iee!s we're otheF men standing srouod IN
groups Or leaning ssAnat tho saillnga whoss
oas'asss "ts dsnoted BY their sxprsasion and
stats. ThsEe wera among them diatilc1s, sonao
o. whom were tot only haurativtty Oh tho an1-
toos ssat ~ regarded themselves. but we're
squa''y anxious 70 inploase THAR brethren Of
tas aams trade. To ths Espor~ or,a, army the
we're mososa aud ss.lcent In ths:r hear
md 44i.tu
any qusslous - to their fususs inteu-
tsous. Besides thoso. there were = nuu,ber
of that class Of mon ~ho always hsur around
eoutt.toous. Where they cana frou. OF vhAt
wa tls1s occupation no ons kuuw or cared to in-
aaEs. LsAtiy ehete ~n = sprlulIus Of re,unus
s"clAA, uovstomsot detectives. Ana clsTks. al
hnafJ sEp!Sk Of sslf-lmYoItsnns.
TALK WITH 1 JUROR.
Thinking to lnptoss lhs isu iaemsuts ialor.
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appointment.
r1gnnAC1's REWARD.
Fiahhack u having d good dsal .of
trouble With U!latow abont h!a
compensation for working up tbs Whiskv-ning
ceaes ba,o. Tho report that 13risto" hul DE-
cltned to ALLOW him anJ pay tecauso Fishback
h.d used the knonledae obthtned aRalnat tho
Il nx to dIhpose O! a dis+drprectA.od raper
for round atm hop,ars t. hnye
boen truo. and fiai,bacx ms bsen apcn hug
= considerable time iu Washington 10 ctnyinco
Btlstow that tho charge aah,At liu, ~ unsruo.
E4shback originally commute! h,h prospective
moioty clafn1 At ab3ut s1UI,to0. but II Ii slated
That i1s II now wiillrR to disp,so Of his chaucos
for vory smsll percentage thereof.
JOYCE or nAtCocK.
A Iettes wan received horn Yesterday from
Jo7cn. In winch he otTHessed tic op'n'uu tina:
Eatcock was-to uso liis e1pfahslou --"a Eono
c3on." Tbs Government attotnova rso'nsss 10
fnEnah the public soma uew md interesting do
velopmenta as soon 8. tho trials be3'n.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Caution TO 1fonsctkecpers.-o to
f.cture ot Extract Vanilla. spurious compounds Rre
tcing thrown upon tho market onrporttng 10 bo pure
sauila, but prepa ed principally from Torlua beans
Thsa r4usc4tDg substitute costs tho manufacturer ets
tbau oue.twcnttolh part - much The gcnuns raniI!l
beau 1t can readily 10 detected hy tH otl9r It II
and exAts, and va nerer intended to 30 Aso.l nv
Gayu!ing for he va.!cus sounoards Prepared fur tha
husn.u s!oma.a. Dayntsss Extract * Vanilla Is Pre-
pared from selected vanilla bcans Kud Is warranted
snlrc'y frso trutn Tonqua or other delete:ous sub
, 1876-01-18
DRY GOODS, &c.,
C0ldGlOppOrtQDity.
GREAT ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE!
RETAIL DEPARTMENT. OF
CARSON,
.PZRIE 6 CO.,.
Madison and Peoria-sts.


Peromptory and unroserved sale
Of tho Winter Stock of the 9roat
Wost End Dry Goods House,
ut immense reductions and sacrifice
in prices. The Golden Opportunity
for those who desiro to ooonomi8e.
, 1876-01-18
ltLIHols FARMERS ASSOCIATION.

Sp4et4 u Uan1teA 10 Fhs chte1oo tr1suAt.
DtooNlxoros, ILL.,. jan. 17.-DstoGasoa to tho
annual moettuS Ut thu S.ats fasasss' Assoeia'
tioa Ats gsthsripg in sLa sssnps. and BY mora.
lna tbs lstgss portion sAl bars arrived. Among
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Happy E1omca! George z. Vetz-rr,
No. 70 Eatt German ssrett, Lancaster, pa. has bsen
uEius N!el.r lua Trto T-r Cordial in LA f4nily.
lie Il 10 o:LeTs wilt great auce's tn cur
Ing ell Pulmonary complaints. ta1i4oc for Children.
salAtle substitute for rerut ious alcoholic b!t.
tcFt," II Icshavs consumption!
, 1876-01-18

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 1s-l q. .n.-For Se1
England. cloudy or fosgy and warmer wsa:her.
easteliy to toatherly winds, falling harons.cr,
anl light rain Of fnow in northern portiops.
For the Middle States, partly closls. warmer
weather. followed b: rain dirtns the eye.tnc
wish ehsterly TO goutLcrIy winjs and sloslv fall
Ing baromclet.
FOR tho Lako region. increasing cloudincrt,
light rain, filling and decidedly loT barometer,
southeast In southwest w.pds. increaBin. IA
tartc, aud tomo ocrat tsc rer1liniog aboro ftocz-
tn., o5ccpt aca: Lake Sunertor.
local COMBINATIONS.
GHic10o, Jfn. II,
, 1876-01-18
G, s, 10, IL II, Is, 10, 20, Is,
28, 80. 33, 81 IL, IS, 50,
81 l.2, 75c. per yard

Our friends and customers
will do we'll to make an early
examination and selection Of
the above goods, as we can
guarantee that among this
largo and very attractive lot
Of Hamburg Edglngs arc a
great many beautiful and very
choice patterns, which we
shall sell at not more than
half the price usually asked.
v. 4. Simpson & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
SIMPSON, N0RWELL & CO.,,
70 & 81 State-st.
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The Grand Jury March into
Court with q Couple Of
Indictments.
one Of item agalast a Prominent
Citizen lyho HAS Been Il.
dulging In Perjury.
Tho Court Deyotos It's Time to tho
Trial Of o Petty Letter.
C1rrier.
How q nectifier Coverad Up
His Delinquencies In
1874.
lptsdatiug Llquer.''.Stealing Documents IN
Chisago and Washington.
Grcrotary Bristow Expresses His Entire
Confidence in lie Local Fed
crai Officers.
Tho Policy Of nIcssrs. Matthews,
Webster, and Baugs Sua-
tanned.
Gtatsment Of the Case Already Mcde 0nt
Against Babcock.
uo uas Engaged Eight Lawyers to Con
duct Ills Defense.
Public Sentiment at Bt, Louis Said X
Favor McKee,
CHICAGO.
Tho Policy Of nIcssrs. Matthew'S,
Webster, and Bnu.s Sua-
tAi1lcd.
Gtatement Of the Case Already Mcde Out
Against Babcock.
Public Sentiment at Bt, Louis Said to
Favor McKee,
CHICAGO.
YESTERDAYS Do!Ncs.


ALL QU1Er.
There vas singular Inactivity In whisky mat
tern yesterday. Tie Court md tho Graad Jury
we're altks devoted to other subjectR and thero
uero uons al those mysterious conferences
which mean mischief to she osil-tocrs. Col.
Matthews lnft town last evening on : short trip;
and, uulass something besides countslfeittuG or
anAlE.kobbery Is discussed before Judge DodgetE,
to-day Promises TO ps as dull ~ it, Predecessor.
!. =. uoyr.
L reporter met Mr. /. i. Hoyt, lAta chtef pop-
1ty Collector OF tl.s dist..ct In tho street yes.
eerdAyt and tho following conversation took
p.scet .. ....
kepo.tor-A morning paper s'stcs that you al
10 lave l4tely been before tla authorities fur sho
purk ose Of GNIuE information. aud haso made
In aHaavit wllcu will i.nplIcate your old assool.
Atea III tAe revenue bus.nHAa, or words to that
eneot. IL this rfua
M1. Hoyt-Ihelo II not = word Of truth IN II.
hayo not conferred NTH tho authorities. hass
1nxde no affidavit Mother have made any Rtzte-
ments to them uor to any ono acting Tor tie
Government a,nce testified before tho Grand
jury !ast October.
M-whsse DO you suppose these stoFios eons
from7
n.-That's couundsum thss no follow Gan
cueas. g4ys Il up.
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Maximum therua1neter, II. aIloimtttu, ~.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Cu171oo. JIn. I7-.1IdnsRA..
Station. 1nr. |Thrf Wind. IHan Weather.
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blinded by some mysterious power.
But to the unlearned they seem to
End strong allies in those people
who insist upon Il that the negro and the
white man have common ancestor; for IL
q white man can be transformed into anegro
by his surroundings, ask these unlearned
people, then why cannot negro be trans
formed into white man by like influences?
And II these Transformations are possible,
then, they say, It would seem to follow that
DARwIN's theory may be true. Man may
have descended from lower animal. The
late DR.. BoLToN, OF this city, who was as
pious as man as he was skilful as sur
geon, refused to accept the common the
DRY. He held that the negro was cursed
at the building Of the tower Of Babel. We
heard him PROFOUND this theory in public
lecture. This theory, however, is not gene
rally accepted, il it has any believers.
But we are out Of our depth. Non nos.
tru,n Tor nobis, If you like it better est tantas
componere lites. 1t is not ours 10 settle such
difficulties. But we confess that they APP
pear to us to be worthy OF consideration by
persons who understand the subject.
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Wehayc received from Mr.. Il. II. WEAVER
q copy OF 4" AR1EL's Reply TO the Rev. JOHN
A. sEIss, d. D., OF Philadelphia; also, his
Reply to the Scientific Geologist and other
Learned Men in their Attacks on the Credi-
bility OF the Mosaic Account OF the Creation
and Of the Flood"
We have never had any faith in ARIEL's
theories, nor any belief in his ability as a
scriptural exegete. Nevertheless, there is
this to be said concerning the negro: To
claim that he is descended from ADAM (that
is, from white ANCESTORS in the opinion OF
people who do not understand chronological
and scriptural questions to concede too
much Of what the Darwinites claim
as to the moulding and modifying
effects OF time and circumstances upon
the animal creation. Now, Darwinism is
the thing most distasteful to us Of all scion
tifc theories. 1t seems to us to be an in
suit to human nature, and burlcsque upon
inductive reasoning. 1t amaZes us to lind
so many OF thelmost distinguished OF scien-
lists adopting that theory of the g descent
OF man ":--seientists the Iatchets OF whose
shoes we, and the rest OF mankind who are
like US, are unworthy TO unloose. Never
theless, we stand by our instincts. So to
speak, we keow that these scientists are
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The Republican State Convention at Lit
tie Rock made the following nominations
for State officers: Governor, \. \. Bishop;
Secretary OF State, w. L. Copeland (colored);
Treasurer, A. c. Rogers; Auditor, j. Il.
Berry; Attorney General, II. y. Pierce
Land Commissioner, X. W. Mcdonald;
School Superintendent, j. Ii. Corbin (col-
ored). The resolutions adopted endorse the
National Republican ticket, the one-term
principle, and civil-scrvicc reform.
Representative Faulkner, OF West Vir-
ginia, states that he is not to be appointed
United States senator by Governor Jacob
to succeed ex-senator Caperton, and says
that il it is rendered him he will not accept
the short vacancy, in view OF his being 4
candidate for the full term before the State
Legislature, which meets in January next.
General Nathan Golf, OF Clarksburg, who
was nominated for Governor by the West
Virginia Republican State Convention on
Wednesday, although he declined the honor
in advance, is now holding the matter under
advisement, and will probably accept the
nomination. He is now United States dis
trct attorney for West Virginia.
Colonel Wharton, United States District
ATTORNEY for Kentucky, denies having said
that he would be removed because he was a
friend Of Bristow, Or that he had anything
to divulge All that he knows about the rll-
mors on the subject is that he understood
that Congressman White, OF kentucky, was
looking about for his successor.
1t is said in official circles in Washington
that Judge w. G. Riley will be the Repub-
lican candidate for Congress in the First
Congressional district OF Virginia. "Judge
Riley is jealous Republican and Il fearless
advocate Of republican principles" the
Baltimore american says.
A Tiden and Hendricks flag was raised
in Lynchburg Friday evening. There were
addresses from Judge Iaythe, Major }. w.
Daniel, Hon. Thomas Whitehead, James +.
johnson, and Professor Brent.
The Conservatives OF Westmorcland coun-
ty are organizing to poll the full vote oil the
county for Tilden and Hendricks anu the
Conservative nominee for Congress.
The National Republican regards I. IL.
Shields rs q great stump speaker, and the
legitimate successor OF Hon. l.. Ii. Cham
dlcr.
Ex-Lieutcnant Governor Beach, OF New
York, who opposed Tildcn very strongly ut
St. Louis, is enthusiastically i'll favor OF him
now.
The New York Times reports Governor
Hendricks at Sarotoga.
After Tilden's election Grant will make
the tour OF the world.
General Echols, OF StauntOn, declines to
become candidate Tor Congress.
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Silver in Congress.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Gazette writes:
"On Monday next Randall l.. Gibson, OF
Louisiana, will offer in the House bill pro-
viding for the appointment OF commission
to consider the monetary system, the rela.
ton OF gold and silver, cost OF production,
purchasing power, and the equivalency that
should be adopted, with the power to con.
fer with similar commissions appointed OIL
to be appointed by other governments, so a:
to adjust these financial questions on broad
and permanent basis without shock to the
commercial world or injustice either to the
creditor or debtor class or injury to the pub
lie credit"
This has come to hand since we wrote the
article in another column on the subject
Mr.. GIBSON is on the right track. Let him
follow it up. The whole world is deeply
interested in this most important matter
1t would be grand victory for the largest
OF all the material interests OF the world ii
the universal RECOMMENDATION OF silver could
| be effected.
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De GREAT SACRIFICE TO CLOSE
STOCK FOR THIS SEASO N.-COHEN BRO.
THEIRS, owing to their recent heavy purchases and
MONDAY, July 18th, to close their entire stock al
such reduction rs must insure their SALE Their
mcndous stock hand. and their aversion 10 carry-
ing them from season to another, has the effect
OF giving al their recent advantages to the public.
They have reduced their Striped NEW Style aaI
season ut from 80 to 4Oc.;
500 yards Worstcd Beregcs 1T 10c.:
800 yards Basket Alpaca Lusrcs at l6sc.-,us, ~
English silk Plaid Pongees ut 20 to 3Oc.-relnco!
All their co Color Dress Goods are reduced to similar
Their stock of Black and Colorcd S!lks-the largest
now offered in the city-s reduced regarilcs, or
present, . yalue; =, u,, o., o,,,..,-
10 SOC. n yard below market value;
Solid COlOrs at even greater reductions;
40 pieces of Black silks, in every grade from the
cheapest domestic TO the finest imported, all IT,
aduced to prices TO lind immediate sale;
20 pieces Mexican Mesh Plaid Grenadinc at l5c.-
sold four weeks ago at 45c.
IL pieces Striped and Plaid Grcnadine 1t l6tc.-
reduced from 33c.:
81 pieces Iron Grenadlne at 25 so, and ssc,-msr.
ket value being As, So, and CSC;
Mexican SILK Grenadines ut 55c.-sold cvcrywher
ut $3.50:
one third OF their value:
Black AIpaca-the best aud most reliable quality i'm
ported-at great reduction;
OJU SlruS SOTucu TeuuCcn lIDD 1Lc I'd
Satn-Lace Stripes and Paids at &C., reduced from
mere than double that value;
400 pieces White and COlorcd Tarlatans 1t 6ac,
reduced from 25 and soc. yard;
80 pieces White Piqucs at less than one half their
cost to import:
White Organdia at 37Hc., sold everywhere at from
65 to 75c.
A large stock of Swlsses regardless OF value;
Nainsook Striped huslin at 1896, formerly ssd at
Soc;
Striped Linens for boys wear at 1916;
Also, very large stock Of Cassmcres from 25c up,
all greatly reduced
$50 various patterns OF Hamburg EmbroidcricS the
handsomest and cheapest in the city;
Yard-wide Grass Cloths ut 10c.;
80 pieces yard wide Percales ut l0c.;
Over 400 SILK Parsos of recent purchase, reduced
from 1.95 TO 81; from 80 to l.G5; from 81 70
So; from sc 1.-THE handsomcst importedj TO 80;
besides many other grades;
so dozen Gentlemcn's Gau2c Knit Vests Ut 25c., ne
duced from so and 60c.;
"a dozen Ladies' and Children's ut 80 and 37Sc., re-
duccd from go and 75c.;
A large stock OF Real and Patent Laces;
100 japanese and Linen Fans, reduced fully 80
per cent:
A large lot Of Thread Gloves and Gauntcts al great.
ly reduced prices.
Their entire stock Of Mating will be sold nj and
below cost to close for this season. lyl5
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TO SECURE BARGAINS.

II i 3 s !
am still Offering my entire stock AT COST to
close out summer goods and make room for Inn
prorements.
DRESS GOODS for the present and coming season,
extra cheap;
SUMNER CASSINERES and LINENS at and be-
low cost to close them out;
PARAsOLs and UMBRELLAS at q great sacrifice;
A large lot Of pretty LAWNS at exc. to close them
out;
25 dozen good CORSETS at 40c. worth 75c.;
40 dozen good CORSETS at soc. worth 81 !;
Some moro OF that excellent COTTON Mt &C. worth
12Hc.;
Just received two cases good YARD-WIDE WHITE
CAMBRIA at SC worth 1870. yard;
20 pieces elegant VICTORIA LAWN at sc. worth
zoe. yard. A large line Of
SHEETINGS,
COTTONS,
BED-TICKS,
TABLE-LINENs,
TOWELS,
CURTAIN LACES,
at exceedingly low prices.
/ 900 yards CORDED PIQUE at 10c. worth 16c.;
90 dozen good >TwO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at
soc. worth 75c. and 81 and lots of other goods,
which will pay you to give Inc a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
For bargains call at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
Persons ordering SAMPLES will please enclose
postage. Ljy 2sJ l.
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TEXT" We hope the editorial fraternity
will come to order as committee OF the
whole on the use sOf the editorial 'we.
We allcgc that 'we' means the journal,
and not the cdit0r."-BriSt0l NelcS.
COMMENT" Once more we say that in
order to success IRE must make the strongest
nomination possible. ''-Bristol Ne1cs.
Ergo, the Bristol Neus is to nominate
candidate for Congress.
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!. jailjppEnIAI,,l ,Mli0lTIURe.

me- THE CUSTER MONUMENT BALI
wili come Oh as The Greenbfer White Sulphur
Springs, ". Va, on THURsDAY,A August 10th.
& inquire for Excursion Tickets. jy31-td
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND HOP.-A DANCE will be given
" at Blenner's Park on
MONDAY, july 31ST
4 splendid Qlmdrilie band will be in attendance.
Those wishing Il good time and Il pleasant evening
will not fail 10 attend
ADMISSION: For gentlemen. 50c; ladies free.
Dancing to commence ut 5 =. II. jy 31-ltH
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We have received the August No. OF the
Southern Planter and Farmer. Its table
OF contents indicates that it is full OF good
" reading"
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CONCERT.

A tONCEh1. So
+. = THE RICHMOND AMATEURS
will give TWO GRAND VOCAL. CONCERTS, "
the Odd-Feows' Hall (Frankln street, on NEAI5
MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS. the 31stsfn-j
stani and lst proNimo, for the benefit of the old
African Church *
Admissions 25c. i: children. 15c. Doors open ut 8
O'Clock; performance commences IT So O'Clock:
jy 27-4tS, M,&Tu
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'T,HE AGENCY OF WILLIAM IRA
J. SMITH for us Is terminated.
80 -, fs..l! JAMES WILDE, JR-, & co.
l1a1 'sqs 1stt1i2s' 1875 y 2e-2ls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-31

~ e At BARGAINS DIrprrc
ATGUsT. PRICE n CO., during me ~,
Of August WIN sell on their stock OF FANCY ras
GOODS, PoPLfEs, LAWNS, OEGANDIEs. -
ct wonderfully low figures. ~
PLAID and PLAIEPOPLINS and DE ByGys
SILK and WOOL PoPLfH,
MEXICAN NETS for oyer-skirts.
COL0RED GRENADINES, good SHADES:
FANCY ORGANIZES and JAcoyErs.
ALSO,
LINENS for boys, FANCY CASsIaERys
PARAsoLS, sUN-sHADEs, &c.
~ 31-eod6t
1 GREATER BARGAINS THAN
ever you can find now at
sYCLE BROTHERS,, 429 BROAD STREET
They are determined to close out their rho,o
SUMMER STOCK regardless to value or cost.
COLORED GRENADINES at 10 and 124,-,a.
duced from rs, 80, and &c.;
BLACK GRENADINES marked down 70 ono hat,
Of their value;
BLACK SILKS much below general selling miro. :
COLORED SILKS marked down from 20 to 81, re
cent to close out the entire stock;
The balance of our stock Of DRESS GOODS % bc
sold at great sacrifice;
IRISH LINENS cheaper than anywhere else in The
city;
LINEN SHEETING at 75c. worth $l.25:
BROWN and BLEACHED CoTTONs and SHIFT
INGS at the very lowest market prices:
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSERTINGs snc.
cialty;
1000 yards WHITE vIcToRrALAWSals
reduced from 25c.;
COLORED LAWNS In new styles;
CAAlBRICS and PERCALES ljust opene.D In or.
tircy new patterns:
New PRINTS for Dresses and Shirts;
CASSIMERES and LINEN GOODS for men and
boys wear marked down to very low figures:
1000 WHITE BED-QUILTS at Toe. worth q 20:
$50 dozen RUSSIA TOWELS at 8 7j1c. worth double
the money;
100 dozen TOWELS at csc. worth 37Yc.;
NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
TABLE DAMAsKs,
FRUIT-CLOTHS, very low prices:
We have very large stock of HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SCARFS,
COLLARS and CUFFS,
FANS and CHAINS, at very low prices;
125 SILK PARASOLS to be closed out at sacri.
flee;
MATTINGS and OIL-CLOTHs at cost:
The largest stock Of CORSETS In the city from
37hc. up.
Don't fail to call on SYCLE BROTHERS If you
want to save money in buying your DRY GOODS;
New styles of BUSTLES at
sYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
jy2O between Fourth and Fifth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-31

~ VICTORIA LAWN at 16S, 20, and
CSC worth 25, 80, and 35c. per yard;
LACE STRIPED MUSLIN-eegant goods-at zoe.
worth SOC;
BUFF AND ECRU PIQUE at 1910. per yard worth
35c.;
WHITE PIQUE at 12H and 16Xc. per yard worth
rs and 40c. per yard
HANDSOME LACES for trimming white goods at
low prices;
HAMBURGER EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS at
l0c. worth zoe. per yarda
HAMBURGER EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS at
l5c- per yard worth rs and Soc, ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
WIDE LEATHER BELTS. jy 20 !.