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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-27

NEGRO STABBED ON EIGHTH STREET.-Sat-
urday night about 7 O'Clock, as Edward
Ford, a colored man, was going up Eighth
street between Main and Cary, he became
involved in difficulty with two other ne
eroes-John H. and Robert Holmes. After
a few blows had passed one of the assail-
ants drew knife and stabbed him in the
neck lust below the right ear, in the region
of the external carotid artery. Ford, Us
soon as he was cut, called for assistance,
and the two negroes were arrested and
taken to the station-house. The wounded
man was also conveyed to the station-house,
where his wound was dressed by Drs.
Brock and Bryant; after which DR.. Bryant
placed him in the city ambulance and car
ried him home.
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AZ UPWARDS OF 100000 WORTH OF
GOODS TO BE DISPOSED OF
At PRIVATE OR AUCTION SALE!
COHEN BROTHERS

COHEN BROTHERS
lE'c concluded before moving to their new store,
corner Fourth and Broad, TO sell of their stock re-
Srdicas Of cost or value, in order 10 open with an
entire No" stock. AL! goods remaining unsold VIII
I" offered al public auction about the first part of
January.
Their assortment consists Of the first and finest
offered In this State, and consequently lends chance
10 DRY-GOODS purchasers never offered before.
Among the thousands various goods may be men,
toned
very large stock OF imported and domestic
BLACK and COLORED SILKS;
BLACK aud COLORED ALPACAS;
- pieces BLACK and C0LORED FRENCH
CACIIEMIRES:
DRAP D'ETE,
BOMBAZINES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
DELAINES,
and AL other variety of DRESS GOODS Of this
season.
AIso, LADIES' CLOAKS,
FLASNELS.
CASSIMERES,
SiiAWLS,
TABLE and PIANo-COvERS,
KID GLOVES, CORSETS;
Ribbons Of every width and shade;
LACE SHADES, NOTTINGHAM LACES,
'lRTAlN-LISESs, SHADES and FIXTURES;
a very large stock Of CARPETS and OIL
CLOTHS;
TOWELS aud TOWELfNG;
WHITE GOODS Of every description;
500 dozen KID GLOVES;
32 pieces FEATHER Trimmings;
FUR TRI5fMISGS, BRAIDS,
PRINCES and GfHPS:
A very large stock or real, JItTENT, and Ia1I-
TAyIOS LACES:
Remnants OF IRISH LISENS;
Every class of goods for HOUSEWEARs
4 large stock Of UNDERWEAR for ladies, men.
and cbiidsen;
s90 BGSTLEs for less than half value;
"'cr 900 pieces Of HAMBURGH EMBROIDERY,
and iho,ls.ands Of other things. a0l5
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KILLED By RAILROAD TRAIN.-On Satur-
day night just after the southern mail train
on the Richmond and Danville road had
left Coalfeld station, coming to Richmond,
it ran over and killed young man named
McPearson.
It seems that the young man was very
much intoxicated, and was lying across the
track asleep, Just in sight OF his home, when
the train passed over the middle OF his body.
The deceased had been married only q
few weeks.
His remains were taken in charge OF by
the Masonic Order for burial.
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UNWILLING OF THE STATUE OF RELIGIOUS
LIBERTY.-Mr. NJ. Ezekiel, the sculptor,
formerly OF this city, has sent us an invita-
tion to attend the unveiling and dedication
ceremonies Of his monument emblamatic OF
Religious Liberty, which will take place at
the Centennial grounds, Fairmont Park, on
Thursday the Both instant Thanksgiving
day., at y o'clock. Julius Bien. president
OF the l. 0. Benai Berth; A. L. Sanger,
George Jacobs, Alfred L. Jones, resident
Centennial Committee.
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HENRICO COUNTY C0URT.-The grand jury
Of the Henrico County Court have found
true bills against Valentine Hechler, for OBJ
structing public street; E. Smith, for sell
ing liquor withouta license (thrce cases.;
George Guvernator, same offence three
cases.; William Bass, same offence three
cases.; Thomas l.. Crouch, same offence
(three cases.; Frederick WohIleber, for
selling liquor on Sunday; Joseph II. HUI
cher, same offence three cases.; William
and Mary Morton, misdemeanor.
The grand Jury were discharged for the
term.
A capias was issued against Lucy Ann
Chester and Emma Mencer and James
Gray, who stand indicted for petit larceny.
The court adjourned for the term.
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE.
REpDRrs OF STATE BOARDS.

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE sTATE-How
THEY ARE CONDUCTED AND AT WHAT
cosr-REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF THE
sYsTEM-THETHREE LUNATIC AsYLUMs-
THE UNIVERSITY AND MILITARY INsTI-
TUTE-DEAF,DUMB,A AND BLIND ASYLUM
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUB
LIC PRINTING.
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To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from
cough cold, asthma, bronchitis or any of the rart-
Gus pulmonary troubles that so often terminate In
If so, use "WILDoR's PURE CoD-
LIVER on AND LIME," safe and eficacious re-
medy. This Is no qnack preparation, but Is regu-
larly prescribed by the medical faculty. Manufac-
tured only by A. 3. WILBoR, Chemist Boston. Sold
by all druggists.
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DIR. HoGE TO LECTURE IN F'REDERIcgs-
BURG.-An effort is being made to establish
public library in Fredericksburg, and
those who have the matter in charge nave
invited Rev. Moses D. Hoge, d. D., OF this
CITY, to deliver the first OF series OF lee
lures in that behalf on Tuesday night next:
The Doctor has consented to lend his ald
for the cause.
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REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-The following
Is statement Of the United States Internal
revenue collections for the week ending
Saturday: Monday, $8,042.6T; Tuesday,
1902. SO; Wednesday, s., 1885; Thursday,
s9,273.94; Friday, S5,035.87; Saturday,
81. 4.345.24. Total, sos. 1888.
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SpECuA1. NOTICES.
N>7s~ GREAT RUSH FOR THE
BARGAINS
WILLIAM THALHIMERS,
COL BROAD STREET.

AS rooCs must and will be sold cheap to effect sales
Will offer for the next thirty days. ut prices not to
he equaed IN the city.
,ooe nicces best CALICoS at 6, G4, siE. 10, and
12Ec.;
800 pieces best BRoCADED, FIGURED, PLAID
and STRIPED PorL1NS at 2oc worth 40c'
yard:
100 pieces PLAIN and PLAID ALPACAS and
POPLINS at 2Oc. worth soc. yard;
80 pieces ENGLISH CACHEMIRES and ME-
RINOS at S7,sc. worth 60c.;
25 pieces CACHEMtRES at soc. worth 7Jc-;
ALL-wOOL CACHEMIRES at 81, cheap S1.25
100 pieces BLACK ALPAC.ts from zoe. to 81
yard As make Alpacas specially ask
can before buying;
a large line OF 0pERA-SHAWLS, TABLE-LIN-
EMS, NAPKINS, TABLE COVERS, at low.
prices:
BLANKETS, BLANKETS. *
QUILTS, QUILTS.
a. SIIAWLS, SHAWLS,
SKIRTS. SKIRTS.
CLOAKS, CLoAKS,
CARPETS, CARPETS, at extra low
prices TO close out n large LOT OH hand;
200 pieces CASS1MERES and JEANS from 16c.
to SO yard. Give call for Cassimeres, as
have some special bargains In stock;
500 pieces RED, BLUE, GRAY. and WHITE
PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELS from zoe.
to 75c.-thc cheapest line in the city:
800 dozen LADIES' It w OBJ u TT ON X d
GLOVES-beSt goods-at 75c. worth S1.25.
These are the hest In the city for Zoe:
large line Of LADIES' and MISSES FURS, BOhS,
STRIPED and SOI.ID-COL0R HOSE, GLOVES,
LADIES and MISSES USDERVESTS, SILK
SGARFS. SASII-RlBBONS, CoRSETS, RUIZ
FILINGS, and lois of other goods TOO numerous
10 mention.
Alliask is 4 call and trial to be convinced that
TlIALIilMER'S
Is the cheapest place in the city.
Call early and save money ut
WILLIAM THALEIMERS,
! mo-, GOl Broad street.
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TaE CosT OF PAIsT1sg THE Coua1Y
CoURI- -HousE.-Mr. William Walsh has
been appointed commissioner by Judge
Minor, OF the Henrieo County Court, to
ascertain the cost OF painting Ahe court.
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NEW ROAD PRoPosED.--Judge Minor, OF
the Henrico County Court, has appointed
Messrs. james T. Redd. Daniel E. Gardner,
and William Y. 8Iordecai to view the route,
on the application OF Alexander Walker
and Others, for public road running from
the Hermitage road to tue Brook turnpike,
and report to the Court at its next term the
conyeniences and inconveniences that Will
result II the road be established.
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8ithnlontl 9lspattll.

s3-TrE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS
p"E>>S GUODS:-Thc largest stock every Offered
in ;l,,> city. Great bargains in
th>UNEEES MERINOS. and EMPRESS
CLOTHS:
EEut AnI>. PNL0 CLOTHS, BERMESE. and
rlND>:
IPACAS pOpl.iNS, and LCSTEE>:
EuMRA2INE>, AUSTRALIANS CLOTHS, HEN
EIFTTA CLOTHS, TANiSE:
GINGIiAMS. rEECAIES, ,WASli-POPLlSS-
al Ia H. sold III co>ins-omt priceS--at
u,oI LEVY BROTHERS.
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TILDEN OyERcoATs.-Anethcr supply OF the:
new style oyercoats just received ut
J. IT. SIMPSON & CO.'S.
1908 Main street,
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BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE SUrTs.-The very fateS
styles OF fancy Cashmere Pants, fancy snits fos
boys, and Boyo' Oyereoats, ali now ready at
j. H. SIMPSON cos. K
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FROM EDWARD JENNINGS, NJ. D., surgeon City
Hospital, Halifax: "CoLDES's LIHBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INYIGoBAToR isa
very agreeable article Of diet. In diptheria fever,
and every depressing disease Its will be found In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-27

THE PEOPLE WANT PRooP.-There Is no medi-
cine prescribed by physicians or sold b. druggists
that carries such evidence OF its superior virtue or
DoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast. consumption, or any
disease Of the throat and lungs. A proof o. this
fact Is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try It. Regular sze seyea-
ty-Gye cents. PURCELL, LADp & Co., Wholesale
agents. S15.s.f - ~ 49, ~
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THE ONLY WAY for persons TO buy who are not
experts OF goods Is to make their purchases OF q
house that has but one price, and that marked In
plain figures. Such house Is that Of A. sAKs &
Co, 1913 Main street, the one-price c. o. D. clo-
thiers.
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7sSoLID-CoLORED HOSE. FOR Wo-

F">OLID-COLOREU FIUSE. FUR WE
MEN aud children:
GLOVES for men, wuIncA, and children:
STRIPED COTTON HOSE in great variety;
NERINO SHIRTS, for boys. girls. men. and women :
LADIES rNDERG ARMENTS IN great variety at
great bargains;
TOILET MATS and TIDES very cheap:
WHITE QUILTS AZ so. Soc, sl.25. and Sl.5o.
worth , o per cent. more:
CALICO CONFORTABLES AZ Sl.50. -, 50 90
ail al cur own manufacture.
r02l LEVY BROTHERS..
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REDFoRD makes Seal Sacques to order;
REDFoRD makes Astrachan Sacques to order;
REDFoRp makes Children's Fur Sacques to order;
and guarantees flt. 1909 MAIN STREET.
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To THE LADIEs.-REDFoRD the halter will on
Tuesday morning commence cleaning chiidren's
white sacques and fnrs. Bring them in early.
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q, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT.

THE WEATHER SATURDAY was partly
cloudy and threatening.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. A., 80; I;
8 A. NJ, 43; noon, 81; p. NJ. 80; 6 p.
NJ, Al; midnight, AZ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-27

WE CAN FIT the largest man or The smallest boy
We can show you the very largest stock at the very
lowest figures Mt A. sAKs CO.'S, 1913 Main street
ope-price clothiers.
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10TH FOR CLOAKS;

- CLOTH FOR CLOAkS;
WoOlLES GOODS for boys and mems wear;
EErWN. BLUE, GREEN. GRAY, and BLACK
WATERPROOF CLOTHS:
CORDUROY. TWEEDS. CASSlMEEES. and DOE
SKINS:
>tTINETS. KENTUCKY JEANS, and CHAR
LOTTEsNILLE WOoLLENS. at
LEVY BROTHERS..
ET>TLES and iiOOP-SkIRTS in great variety.
Mo =!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-27

THIE BOARD OF ALD4RlEN.-Thcr regular
:sie,ini-monthly meeting or the Board OF Al
dermera Will be held this afternoon at 9
O'Clock.
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DIspATcA PRINTiNG-aousE.--fn order 10 rneea
The constantly Increasing demands OF our trade we
have added q eA-se!eetsd assortment Of EEW
Type, which, together with our improved MA
cHIsERY and sKILrUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the ysRr BEST CLASS
OF work at moderate figures and In the most expo
hIlnef
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have analyDed the wIiIsKzY known under the
brand Of ..B sELEcT,' controlled by Msssrs. " Al
TER ID. BLAR & Co., Richmond, Va, aud fnd "
FREE FROM FUsIL ofL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicina, and family pus
poscs.-J. b. McCAw, 81. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College OF virginia
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G~ PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe 1t, and of patients who have taken IT, that II
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimilatcd than any other oil
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancidty, and fully possessing all Of the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the bes.
cod-liver oil. MEADE BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 9I9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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been taken too late-the durable stage has

been taken too Iate-the curablc stage has
passed.
The superintendent thinks that s60.GO
will be necessary to support the asylum
this year. al
He says, in reviewing the want OF larger
accommo dations, &C., that the number re-
iected ut both asylums In 1S74-'75 was 1879 !;
number OF these since admitted, leaving
1873. Number rejected in 1875-'76, in addi-
ton to those above, 10. Total in the two
years, 243.
"That is, during the last two years 243
insane persons have failed to find admission
into either asylum. As you are aware, the
Legislature last winter passed an act appro-
priating $4,000 to the enlargement Of the
Eastern and Western asylums to 100 addi-
tional feds each. II these accommodations
had been completed they could be filed Mt
once with the chrenic class, and still large
surplus would be left unprovided for. 1t
will therefore devolye upon the Legislature
to devise some other measure looking to the
relief OF this class of our insane." 0
EASTERN LUSATIC ASYLUM.
Number Of patients, 303-males, 13S;
females, 1855; deaths, 81, two OF which were
from drowning. The superintendent de-
precates the practice OF those who induce
their friends to believe that they are going
to some city, or to visit friends when they
are being carried to the asylum, thereby
using deception that is injurious to the pa
TENTS welfare, and which naturally makes
him restiYe under confinement. The loss
by the fire of the Stl Of January WAS about
$4,000. The water supply is insufficient
and will have to be improved. The per-
centage of recovered Of all discharged was
7.4.
CENTRAL LUSATIC ASYLUM.
Number Of patients, 234-10G males and
1913 females; deaths, II; discharged IRE
covered), 23; cost per patient per week,
1857. Whele cost OF supporting the asylum,
S47,034.12. The institution is supported
entirely by the State. 'fThc Board coin
eide in the recommendation Of the superln-
tendent that the present Board would be
the proper persons to select the permanent
location " for the asylum. The lease Of the
present property has nearly expired. Num-
Der Of colored lunatics in the jais Of the
State awaiting admission, 4S; several coun-
ties not reported.
Public Printing.
The appropriation was $4,000; eXpendi-
lures. S25,510.39. Printing OF contested
ClCCLlOu lCCOl Va UliC INV loQSCS
cost S1,35S. Under special appropriations
the Colonial papers were. printed at cost
Of S2,522. 2.62; Hotchkiss's Resources OF Vir-
ginia, $5,4O0.53; Twenty-sixth volume OF
Grattan's Reports, S3,944.45. The State is
to be reimbursed by such OF these books as
are sold.
University and Institute.
The most interesting facts in the reports
/ ft.oy fl,nI Yr,sx,
tary Institute were published in this paper
at the time OF their commencements. The
number OF students admitted to academic
schools of the University under the law
enacted at the last session Of the General
Assembly is 80.
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum.
This institution has been in operation
thirty-nine years. Number Of pupils en-
rolled, 127; disbursements, S42,39O.s6
receipts from the State. Treasury, $4,000.
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MAKE YoUH HOUSE coMYoRrABLE by u.ing
Memberships for doors and Hdadows. .. II. CRAY.
roS No. z Ninth street. x
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-Th Council COM
mittee on Health has awarded the contract
for the removal Of night-soil to Washington
Jenkins.
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REDFoRD THE HALTER,
1000 Main street.
HATS. HATS! HATS!
FUns! FURs FuRs
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"F" COMPANY AssocIAT1oN.-Thc sur
viving members OF "F" Company, as origi-
nally composed, have, it will be remember
ed, formed an association to be known as
OF" Company Association. The objects
OF the Association are at once fraternal, his
torical, and reyerential in the promotion of
sympathetic bonds, the collection and pre-
seryation OF data for ultimate publication,
and to ensure the observance OF due re-
spect towards the dead membership. The
officers of the organization are: Major
Charles r. Skinker, president; Colonel
James r. Crenshaw, first vice-president;
Captain Maxwell T. Clarke, second vice
president; Major Thomas 4. Brander, third
Yice-president; r. a. Brock, secretary {;
Philip j. Wright, treasurer.
The action OF the Association ut their first
meeting for organization having been neatly
printed, will be forwarded to the surviving
members OF the old company with an ad-
dress from Mr.. r. A. Brock, secretary.
The articles of the Association are now
deposited with the treasurer, Mr.. Philip j.
Wright, No. Ills east Main street, for the
subscription of membership, and to him it
is expected that members residing at dis
tance will make their remittances.
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ST. NICHOLAS FOR DECEMBER.-A hand
some Christmas No. received from j. Il. El-
Tyson, 1112 Main street.
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IL LARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR
stock Of NOTE-PAPERS and ENVELOPES, in
boxes, 1T reduced prices.
NOTE-PAPER at 81 per ream worth $3.50:
ENVELOPES at 81 per thousand. at
NOEL LEVY BROTHERS..
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ScoTcH-WoOL PANTAL0oSs at 81 : cxfra-iarge
sizes, So. A. SAKs & Co. 1913 Main street.
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: ~->iIKS! SILKS. SILKS!

Now i TIE TIME TO BUY YOUR SILKS.
LEVY BROTHERS
~. uarrae some extraordinary Inducements.
W ,t,k SILKS nj rs. so, 9uc. IL, Sl.lQ, Sl.21,
sl.25. $50, Sl.6o. Sl.63. $l.75, 81, s2.2o.
$50. S2.75, IS, 1925. and $3.50:
,.loRED SII.KS at Sl.25. Sl.3a, sl.ao, sl.71.
So 2>2.25. $3.50. S2.75. and So;
STRIPED SlI.KS III rs, So. 20c., and 81:
Icing determined t0 rcdmCc their stock OF e!!h> ana
la,c GNrd prices low enough TO insure speedy sale.
LEVY BROTHERS.
yftlItEE TRIMMING. uo2l
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Ladics should have their FURs
refined and repaired at REDFoaD's. the halter.
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POLICE CoURT, SATURDAY.-All the cases
disposed of by the Police Justice Saturday
were Of trifling character.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
LAST DAY OF THE RACE MEETING.

FAST TINE AND GOOD TRACK-FIRsT
CHANCE, IIATTERAs, AND LIBBY L. WIN
NERS OF THE DAY.
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A MOTTO FOR TIE SEAL OF THE SOCIETY
DIARY OF REV. WILLIAM DOUGLAS, OF
GOocHLAND OoUNTy-H1s CULTURE
USEFUL MINISTRY AND L!BRART--A. CIR
CULAR FROM THE AMERICAN ANTHRoPc-
LOGICAL Observation-Disclosures Do
NATIONS ELECTION OF MEMBERS-DR.
BAGBYs LECTURE ON THE OLD VIRGINIA
CENT? LEMAN. III
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THg CANyAssERs. The State Board OF
CanYassers will meet at the Capitol to-day.
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BLANKETS. BLANKETS! BLAN-
TS.-S-curc pair of those
EXTRA->IZE WHITE BED-RLASkETS at IS
worth SS-only fifty pairs left;
WHITE BED-BLANKETS at 81. $3.50. s2.75, So,
81. $3.50. $5, So. 81, IS, 50. 80, sll, Sl2.
:l4. $lj. is, and $50 pair:
CpLuKED BLANKETS at 81 %. $50, 81, $3.50,
-. $3.50. 81. $3.50, and IS pair;
HoE>E-BLANKt.TS at Sl.75 worth $3.50:
tAEEIAGE-BI.ANKETSa at $3.50-would be cheap
II; 80:
CRIB and CRADLE-BLANKETS in great variety.
at LEVY BROTHERS..
noZl