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BLACK ALPACAs, 20, 80, 80, 40, so, 6Oc., and up
to 81 per yard;
SEAL-BROWN IRISH POPLINS at so, 7Jc., AMI
81 worth Toe, 81, and s1.25 per yard
25 pieces Of. those STRIPED DRESS GOODS 4:
zoe. worth 80 and Csc. per yard;
so pieces Of those 12Xc. PLAIDs worth 25c. per
yard; 49,. &. ~
BLACK SILKS at sl.1o, $50, sl.75, s2, and up
s to 81 per yard; r..
COLORED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 per yard;
A new lot Of FURS just opened
BLACK CACHEMIRE at SO, 75c., 81, and sl.2J-
very cheap,
BoaBAzINEs, BIERETZ, and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS extra cheap;
will be sold for very small profit;
FLANNELs, Plain and Twilled in all colors, at 90,
25, 80, 40, md 5oc., and up-we guarantee the
cheapest in the city;
BLANKETS, in White and Gray, sl.5o,s ~, $3.50,
So, "a, andupto sl5 per pair-:he cheapes, Blan.
kets in the city;.i ~ ..,rz.,... E.s
Our DOMESTIC STOCK u complete In every de.
partment, and retailed nj wholesale prices;
CARPETS complete ussortmcnt-2o, %, 80, 40
- SO, GO, 75c., 81, and up-very cheap;
:BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD. SKIRTS, Jor.
s: to$2.50; 's.,.,..s a,.,..
CAsSEdERES-we have u large large assortment
=. from csc. to So; !. -...s4.F f-r
BLUE CLOTHS, extra heavy and very cheap;
10. 600 pairs Of LADIES. GENTLEMEN's, and
CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR from Soc 10
. $3.50 per pair;
A complete assortment Of SHAWI,s for ladies and
" misses-latest styles; $50
=,sEt LINEN TABLE-CLoTHs,
- s,3 FRUIT-CLOTHS, .9yu
tst!., .NAPEINS-extra bargains;
CANTON FLANNELsr from 10 to 25c. per yard;
A complete assortmcn. OF COMFORTS and Bed
QUILTS; ' S.. -,
a large assortment Of CARRIAGE-ROBEs aha
HORSE-BLANKETS-so az astonishinsly 10"
All the latest styles Of SCARFS, RIBBONS ho-
sIERY, GLOVES, LACEs, and EDGES in 'he
/" tile city-yery cheap.
Don't buy your DRY GOODS before you lO'k a
our stock. You viii save money by giving US eaE'
- 4. -..s i, lsYCLE BROTHERS,
&c ID .l...l,..', 6, No. 429 Broad street.
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The 9ANT1-TANMANY CoSFRRENeE.-Neto
Fork, October 21S.---At q meeting OF the
Anti Tammany Conference: Committee this
afternoon at Irving ,Halla letter addressed
to Hon. E. B. West from Hon: John Nor
rissey was received, in which he rendered
his RESIGNATION as q :naemb Der. OF the EXecu-
five Conference Committee, and also sever
ed hts, connect ton with the anti Tammany
ORGANIZATION asa political body; stating that
liz esteemed tue success of'thej D Democratic
ticket at the Coming elections hs Of infinitely
greater Importance than The success Of any
mere ,seekrs. Mr.. Morrissey's resigg-
hation. ilsiI mnls diately accepted.in,n u
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q /. Mr.. BLACK.-Je Black, denies that he
and others agreed to advise Wade Hampton
ito.fwithdraW. d he, however, vigorously
dis" cussesV Grants proclamation He
said imam interview: is.iiysz ss:,Gr ~ = =
.NIt isl the most lawless outrage on record:
1t is forbidden by, the express words Of the
Constitution, and by its whole spirit. Even
il itlWere the exercise Of legal power, It Is
a cruelty SO base that. no civilized despot
would be. guilty Of it," 7aIf.G! ~ ~ n =,
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Synod OF Virginia.
EIGHTY-NIN,rH ANNUAL SESSION.

Many delegates to the eighty-ninth annual
session OF the Synod Of Virginia arrived
yesterday by the different routes, and at 8
O'Clock last night they assembled at the
First Presbyterian church, where were also
present large number OF the citizens OF
Norfolk and Portsmouth. 49,.
The interesting and impressive services
of the occasion were opened with volun-
tary by the choir. This was followed with
the Lords Prayer by Rev. j. j. Bullock,
D. D., of Alexandria,. moderator OF the
Synod. - ;.
DR.. Bullock then read the 1st chapter OF
1st Corinthians, commencing with the 18th
verse. At the conclusion Of the scriptural
lesson Rev. j. A. Lefevre, D. D., of Balti-
more, offered up all earnest and feeling
prayer DR.. Bullock announced as his text
st. Mark 10th, 18th: stAnd He said unto
them, Go ye into all the world, and preach
the Gospel to. every creature" Romans
1st, 10th: "For am not ashamed OF the
Gospel OF Christ; for it Is the power OF
God unto salvation to every one that be-
lieveth to the Jew first, and also to the
Greek" Revelations 18th, 18th: "And the
seventh angel sounded; and there were
doms OF this world are become the king
be shall reign forever and ever"
ILL.,. :. CONVEYING OF. THE SYNOD. ..,.
The Synod was constituted with prayer
by the Moderator. J,a ..,t- #G 81
Rev. William n. Scott, Of Richmond,
clerk, reported from the Committee on En-
rolment the roll Of the Synod US far as COM
pleted, and other members were enrolled:
The election OF a moderator being the
next business in order, Rev. L. Pryor, -.
d., nominated Rev. Isaac n. Naff, OF Ablns-
don Presbytery, and Rev. Alexander Mar
tin, D. D., nominated Rev. II. G. AleXan-
der, D. D., of the Union Theological Semi
nary. .5' sg Fl. -a#5-G."s p.
On calling the roll Dr. Alexander re-
ceived the largest number Of votes, and
was declared elected. a IG ,.5,f.. -
On entering upon the duties OF. his office
he made brief but appropriate speech, in
which he thanked the Synod for the honor
conferred on him, and asked the assistance
of his brother members in conducting the
important business to be brought up. i.
Revs.. Daniel Blain and R.. 81. Fleming
were elected temporary clerks. ii. 80. :.
Rev. DR.. Armstrong stated that the Synod
would convene daily at $3.50 A. NJ, and
continue in session till p. d., with the ex-
ception OF an intermission at II NJ. Tor
preaching. & :t5n5 $50 :.
Also, that there would be preaching daily
at 1880 P. NJ; Immediately after which there
would be session OF the Synod. ri
There being no further business, the
meeting was closed with prayer by the
Moderator. -NortoLk Landmark. =.
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The fact that a long discussion ersued in
the Senate last session on amending the
twenty-second joint rule would indicate
that that body regarded the joint rules as
still in full force. -WaShington Star.
Undoubtedly. $50 : q - y -
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have never myself received in any shape
the slightest benefit, either directly or indi-
rectly, from General Grants administers,
tor. John S. Jfos6y. - ~, 1 -
:. = Nor has any body ,else.l ~. l.,,;sI Z.
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It is not in the least likely that vote
gained for Tilden by force or intimidation
would be counted.-Neao Yort Tribune,
18th u .T:s. ...# .-5 ."is G
On the 18th the Tribune thought the joint
rule had been repealed which gave to either
House the power to prevent the vote OF any
State from being counted. On the 18th it
restores the rule. f.;'" 5f~ ..a5
Andthat is " the paper founded by Ho-
RACE GREELEY .n "s's~ ..a '....1s-l .
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Spotsylvania "writessto us to say that
the Virginie Patron is not the organ of the
Changers. This because we reported il as
such in siving.its article calling upon the
people to vote down the constitutional
amen j,nauts ~
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Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS name is spelled as
aboye-not with an .a''--so Mr.. FISHER,
the secretary Of che State Executive Com
mittee, informs us. 5s.1s IS zs.'
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sls,tisaesnnfis fhouei The freats pas-
sage was torn up. escaped unint
Tie passefig -train schs dtlle on the Ches-
apeaks and Chic ROAD WIN echnnged again
next week so as Cd put the eastern trains In
here at 4:30 Il. M. and $3.50 u. d. PENN.
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~ FRIDAY, 0ctober20, 1976Iat $50 PyM. Is.
!: The Following Knights will contest: A. q. Ell
LETT, II. T. MILLER; AZ. GARRETT, \! B. sAUN-
DERs, J.T.J0NEs,J! E! BRoaDDUs,t W. c. AN
j. w, TALLEY, and manyothers. bak <o;a -
Gatc-fec: Fifty cents.5l ,t,aT. LtCROUCH, -sa
. oclS-3t ,,f.3y tI.,,f.,t-.I liz. Proprietor. Z!
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BED-TIcK, KENTUCKY JEANS,

|, NE COHEN BROTHERS are offering
B 81 ri iS%p5 xssf SILK in all
new, shades, at from 81 to SO yard less than
Also, large 1 lot of vELvETEENs black and CO.
lored. at less than usual price; 90 :, a. ., az
BIa sf5 Ik 1so q S sss and $685. al of
them fully so per cent. below present value;
COLoRED SILKS In oil the new shades, including
4 very large stock Of the finest BLACK CASH.
MERE imported-ail-w BLACK CASHMERE
,at62kc., S5c., 90c.. $1.05 and s1.25, for sucn
qualities as would generally cost at least 2o:-
Also y fuli { a s Of cotoRED cAsHMEREs from
Their s STOCK OF ALPACA LUSTREs, in black and
colors, at l6Hc. cannot be found anywhere for
seSsF REE sos
price up to S5c., for silk I.ustre all from &c. to
25c. q yard less than they were formerly sold
A large stocsof CAssIMEREs for mems and boys
wear at 35c., 45c., eoc., 75c., soc, 81, 81 20,
s1aQ fSl Si and sl7y So 90 eR.pEyEs
aaa if s5es GnS s ssSSs
BoIBazlsEs At 75e. worth July si; Is and
LYoNEsE DR RAJ DETE al redaae from
PARIS WHITE Flannel at 81, heretofore sold
ALL {. StjST FT,ANNELs at 80, 40, 80 50. and
40c. for full yard wide, line QUALIFY, ana all
A large Meei stock Of INDICATED FIASNEIs at re-
$50 S dozen ed p;sifb5 GLOVES in green
blue, plum, seal brown, and all other shades, In
GLIDING Apera C co.'s,at considerably less than
FouT;Satton BLACK Kip GLOVES at q /, worth RI
and COLORED tprincipally' small sizes) at
very !2s large stock of HAMBURGER
lust received. See their prices.
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FESTIVAL.

THE SUPPER WHICH HAS BEEN AN
GRACE-STREETI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
VIII be served at the Lecture corner OF Grace
and Fourth streets, from O'clock p u, throughout
the evening, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY or this
week. OYSTERS, ordered from Cherrystone,: VIII
be served In most approved styles with salads, ana
The friends OF the cause will confer pleasure and
give announcement to the ladies' by their atfend-
auce f,-,,,fs s., -, t;<,s.i Ia. i oc 1S-3t
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NJ BREEDEN4S fFOX,lg ~ aa73
IN BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS, "

80 eos .iiasi2 will open ON aF ..rSsEe
MONDAY, ,OcToBEE 10TH, and throughout the
ir ,5s4 !. week,itheir second and most SIX -,.l
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF FALL, AND
~ iyts& 3tia WINTER DRY oops.ssa1ia9 ~ 90
Amongst the large number or lots WIN be fonrdei
many unesampledrbar In. i5iEis ~ -.
%. of,t p LaxBiEs DRESS FABRIcs, 81 / al,
al; and other Of Tey special at-i
tentlop 70 the variety nrg 3..3 80
MEMS and BOYS, WEAR, .;,gfIrisfj I, ~
(. .fi.,-ss CLo THs, GASs1MERE& nj sssisf -. ~.
FLANNELs, and STAPLE oDstoSsalif iS&crtps
ti6ns: riley leave iso a6noudee that they are
poy nov Steb tard t oasr M
Dill 81 yfat57ifif sJt .,.,
Dslcyetsal q 1ss
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rI,lrAa.h;Ys.

- y
Die. on the ta,ss HI
dence,No ae - ha
RINE In the 81 Sk snnstin mn
Her win take place 81 the ses ~ ~
are 70 attend witiioat 1artneF
notice. 80 ssy
Died, in Fairfield toysnship, at Mr. Ernest Gsrmss..
M., Mira. MARGARET DIETRICH; aged seventy
nine Years. -, -, - 80
1fr d Isernaeirnnr TO-DAY friday nc O'clock
p. nj. The friends and relatives Of the family are
invited 70 attend. So 4s 81 ~ ::.. ~
Died, at bis residence In this city. on
am at half.uast 81 O'Clock i. M, HENk1 R.5
Jones' in the sixty.fourth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are @
to attend llis funeral from Grace church
dayj MORNING ut 10 O'Clock. -
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MEErINGs,.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.--Tbe lAGA,;
N members OF HINES LODGE, No. II, ETsSA
X of p, will attend stated meeting at[sl 2S
Pytlsan Hall THIS tFridny1 EVENING atEStSsN$H
y O'clock Members, OF sister lodges and Ss&SS
visiting brethren are invited 70 be present: XssW
nc ol-l IL - 90 Keeper of Records and Seal.
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DANVILLE.
POLITICAL MEETING-FATAL ACCIDENT
OTHER ITEMS. -

VI LEX LIENS .-,-.a, ..
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
..sr..I,j yt..r !, j. .al,,,. = OCTOBER is, 1876.
Colonel Berry was not here last night, al
though be was down on the bills for a
speech. Colonel Berkeley was here, and
was welcomed by a Very large audience.
The Colonel spoke about two hours. He
put in his points sometimes very earnestly
and forcibly, sometimes very humorously,
and the audience repeatedly expressed the
highest qualification - .i,x.,:r4 ~, -
+, After Colonel Berkeley had concluded
Colonel Cabell was called for. &. Colonel
affairs in this district and the hopes Of the
country, and promised speech at some
other time Colonel Flournoyt was. then
called for, but he begged to be excused; he
came only to hear, and rose only TO- acknowl-
edge the call and to, express his delight at
the speech Of his young friend, the son OF
his old friend, q noble siren ,a..tfl ~ iii
4 negro boy eight years old, named John.
Coleman, "came to his death by the ,acci-i
dental discharge of a loaded, pistol, held in
his own hands z ip North DanYllle, last
Tuesday, This is the verdict OF the coro-
ner's jury. rDi<asysjb goi.H;r FrGt,aT nR1
MIR. Smith Holland is preparing to have
built near Hollands warehouse a. block OF
stores fronting about eighty!fYe feet. Mr..
John W. Holland isl going to build "a store
DUST opposite.t iis>s915ay: OLA ..1al III -.
Il The snow lately fallen in Canada isHend-
| ing the wild geese south. Two hyere killed
lton DAN riYerInear scity;a day orttwo
ago--one by Mr.. George BaughJ the, other
ifbya megro.ps .aoIrEbraSi III ,H9,}.ALPH4A:i y:
"a s1yabiss TrTrCy- ZTTrEJ- 1Upd y :!
pitaansmaogS TAUNTOMdt j. laat -.
Il rESsE 'q tt5F:Ef.IES5 PEI
correspondence. Of the Riclamond Dispatch. blI'
.e,,s.,.s ,,,,r... OCTOBER II, 1885, 81
Mr.. Madison Lorm, the Waterman ut. the
li5Cheshpeake ana Ohio depot here, was yes
ffterday sentenced in the United States Dis.
ttiiet Courtat Herriso nbilrss to four months
impris onnient in the Stanton iairf yfo-
/ lating the: civHLrishts bill BY pntting "a
tcolored woman out OF the passengerawait!
7 ing-room here! l,a: h31oi9tf sif Items sT
Last night Grange Hall was opened for
the first political occasion, a55or John W.
/ Daniel being the 'sfeaker: 9uThe audienee
was very large, and an unusual one, from ffie
fact that all the front seats were flied with
]liYened TIE occasion. { - t.Sts.tlI III
T., Next Monday is coiIrtl!das, and Colonel
Holiday ID To address our people, Mfr.
Early, the sRcpubl III eandi date for Con-
tgress In this, district; also sspeakS. have
Joint
The house in which oetse:aall.ssa stais-ess
plosion OF " HIGH f wrote SUi becupieG
/ by Mr.. Il. goifisrEifie, late sof Richmo ndd
l|,bnt,h0 Ithes6zM OIL drlaeemlIE & Sonr
ssHiie tfe cat
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PERSONAL.
RIcIIsroSD.YIm Octol

RIcINoSD, VA, October 10, 1876.
EDITORS OE THE iDISPATCH;:, In re-
~ ference to a paragraph which appeared. In the
State Of this afternoon respecting myself, wishto
say that the whole case concerns another man.
Some negro personated me, and deceived man by
that false pcrspnation Isuboin the following GER
tiacates. -: X L. BRQOkS.tsi
no>hn.E y;I. HANOVER CoUHTHoUsE, VA, !. s,
MOI II! e saIIs5 S ) pnSo,s Up III ro sh.
before the bar Of this court s6ids executed by
Sergeant T9IEE, or che city OF Ricfmo Land wns
monwcalth entering mol prosequi, With the cor1.
sent OF the Court upon the iniornasion being
to he Of the charged
The compiaipaif, assoonlaS De saw BIZ ooks. said
that he WIS not the naL andthat ne 1.-THE
matter is the result CT aud
d sHoY1hs = sStt LICARrER, 81,
.iH!s1D IGonnnouae ;Altorney:
pSa YfaseS s.,syy ~ - ~ ~
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DYPURE COD-LIVER OIL.
DIR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

QUIZ UWN DIItT1S ~ y
We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe it, and Of patients who have taken H. 'a :.
"a more acceptable to the stomachand more easily
assimilated thanjany other oil ti,t@i-.lA'
1--WE guarantee 1t. to be entirely pure and iFe.n'
free from rahcidity, and fully possessing a o. u.
wonderful remedial properties claimed lor .ns wa
cod-liver oil l.a.5 ia: ME.aDE.&. bAhhh,
III Impor:ingand Dispensing pharnae,s. -.
!, ,oc 5 IS $40 Main street Rieh mona, Va
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE.

TNaTTe,TTRATION OF THE FASHIONABLE
- = 71E SEASON.
CAROLINE RICHINGS-BERNARD - Il.
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE,
= comprising the following talent:
Mns CAROLINE RICHINGS-BERSARD,
- :, Prlma Donna Assoluta;
MRS. HENRY DRAYTON, Mezzo Soprano;
Miss HATTIE MOORE, Contralto;
j MR.. HARRY GATES, Primo Tcnore;
Mr. PIERRE BERNARD, Tenore Bouffe;
MIR. JOHN j. REMIT. Basso Cantantc'
Dir. FRANK HOWARD. Basso Profundo;
SIGNoR j. NJ. NAVONI, Conductor;
together with q ~.
COMPLETE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
= MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER %, 1875,
"a. 80. ~ +. Won Flotow's
MARTHA.
TUESDAY-3I w. Balfe's BQHEMIAN GIRL.
= WEDNESDAY-FRA DLAYALO. -
THURSDAY-MARITAN
FRIDAY-IL TROVATORE.
y, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2STH-
: ~ MOzart's Master Work
MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK.
SCALE OF PRICES.-Balcony chairs, 3. 80; or
chestra and Dress-circle, 81 parguet and family
circle, 75c.; private boxes, Sc. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Box-sheet ut WAITS music
store. .sit. .t s-.. - ~ y - 81 oc 1s-4tN y
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~ PoLITIcaa tai Pool SELLING. Some ;. few
pools: were; sold at N orrissey'a rooms last
evening on, tile results Of the elections In
November OF 100 to 65 were steady
figures that z ilden carried the Stateof New
York, Offers. we're freely made to pet q
,sfthonsandS' even that Tilden, had X, 0eg
majority New York; also, g Thousand - =
against, S fifteen hundred" that ,Iilden vas
e,p, j OH World, 18th. s,5T
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y Er,rrp.r, NorrcE-The funeral of Mr.. JOHN
STRANG, formerly OF Scotland, viii take pace
THIS AFTERNOON at 2k O'Clock from inc f US
Presbyterian church. The :frienes ana aequaans-
ances of his family, and also OF DIS sons, arc TT
spectfuy invited to attend. s3l,s!,sg .j....l, -
New York papers Please copy.
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'IXoN,T FAIL no SEE sIY ",
LIZ Tin g.sat FAIL STOCK 5sl.t

~ az. sipiit 80 or D. = u
FURNITURE and d. ITRE SSsS;ap -
I am now settling CHAMBER, phh III nas,,ii
SUITS ar prices that wili. S1.i'
nj. 5.EAT .sdAaiEEIs W.HARWosSVityt;
nj SIT s: Goyesaeg street, Rashsaeaa'
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t:So,nuuWsho ever served il, nv command
isin, anEof 1.-The Departm ents at Eashin gton
Or many Hayy::yarfl. II hayeibpt one brother,
who. ista farmer lin rgipia,iaad has uever'
asked or RECEIVED any favor from the Admin
istratioH Fhree who served under me
during the war hold sn burdi innate places in
.Yirginia,-r.Io halS. llesby i. i, III.
3 We are gind tosee that afr. w iliiamL Low
tenstejn has lbesn ominated dor the seat lin
the Housed Dial gatns mad elvacaht,by the
is man Of fine practical ability, and will
he valuable IN the lei Bristol Meas
laffsad 1y &. 'fsfnt9sr Hoass I'll {.
Inv An inIellig gent einan in; 91r Gollnts,
lsYl0s sayant years e alld has
sneKsr Nated, ,fgl d PRESS dent inteH dsD IN the
oyafnhsE te Fast a1,e sern ldel,,
ri llsy.it ~. 9ipj fsi isHif
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MELLTNERY GOoDs.

:TREsH MIELINERY G0ODse,aAs
.onentns at the new millinery store Of ,EAS
Mrs. f,sWEISEE, 52l Broad street, be.-SmS~ n
tween FIfth Ind sixth streets Fine SIsp'I1Sr f +.
FALEBAND' WINTER HATS BOSNEt.nSss Sc
aides q tfecity and surrounding country
fully invited to can and examine before
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READINGS.

TUESDAY NIGHT, October "a, 1876.
Professor READE, having made arrangements
with the above churches, will give some select Hu-
lnorous and Pathetic Readings rs above announced.
These readings are for the benefit of the Sunday
schools OF these churches. ~ e. - oc.2O.4t
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MYRTLE LODGE, No. %, X. SSA
Hl OF lP.-Attcnd 4 stated meeting ofYRA
Xxx O'clock mt your Castle lConcordia) Hall. tSStsJ
Members in good standing Of sister lodges NsSSW
are fraterna1ly Invited to attend. slliE Sa.y
!, IBy order of the C, c.. - JOHN W.iGLENSf
oc 21-ltx Keeper Of Records and Seal.
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PUBLIC CONCERT
~ ....,.iL las OF TIE ID. uE.4y
RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 90, 1876.

tGi r.. grt si:lsis =-- ~ 'lsf-,,5 49,, ~
.@i"t ..r@r.>.-t PROGRAMME .isa- 81.
r. '%E: .EtPART /. .H-iH .t1:#ss@
1. OVERTURE" William ell''-Rossini..
= ~ 80, :..4t +. Orchestra.
9. soLo-yiolln- La Petit Tampour." =.
+. David ............. ...... Alr. John hessnlcn.
8. DUET-soprano andtenor-" Nocturne:n
- Donizetti. Mrs. - and Mr.. NJ J. Dimmock.
4. TRIo-violin, cello, and piano-ReiSiger.
! -. Messrs. Kessnich, TDil0w, and Reinhardt.
g. SoLo-eornet--" Old Folks ut HOme.n Ei. +.
Christic-arranged by Mr.. Reinhardt.
T. .'.5 -T,' -. ~ - 81 :. Mr.. Jacob Beier.
% In, + PART IL. ......rrsr. ~
l. PoTpOURI-Rikoff. ...................Or Orchestra.
2. LAHGuETTo FOR VIoLIScELLo-Alozart: !.
9. soLo-soprano-"T The Separation r-Rosslni.
o. Mrs. James E. Tyler.
4. ApAGIo AND AELEGRETTo, ALA Polacca; -s
- Opus S-Beethovcn-yiolin, viola, and
a. violinccllo-Messrs. j. Peters, G. Peters, ana
o. ApscuIEDs- sYDFoSIE- Joseph Hayden.
Except for the press none but special concert tick
cts will be received at the door. 80 ;. ~.
! Tickets for sale at HENRY G. WAITS, No. 920
Main street. Price, soc. No reserved seats. oc 70
HENRY F. LAUBES On.
i DANCING ACADEMIES are now open jEfA
for the season OF 1851. Those desiring I'M
to enter are requested to do so without delay ~"A
;. ~ .. HOURS OF T UITIoN:
Ladies' misses and masters, 4 o'clock Wednesday
and Saturday evenings. Gentlemen, Tuesday and
Friday evenings at O'Clock. =, !, IL. oc PEW
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TOURNAMENTS.
THE FAIRGROUNDS, -

| GRAND TOURNAMENT .loH Err =, =.
| H. .as;a3S 4I;G..4aAr i.ge 5g7s.yGa,. 2,
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MONTICELLO HALL, ;.aT .istl~s a.a
M So. ,.r els BROAD STREET.
would respectfully state to the public that MON
TICELLO HALL IS NOW FOR RENT. In addl-
to the fresco painting lately finished, other Inn,
proyementS have been made. There are connected
with this hall many conveniences which the public
VIII fall to find elsewhere. VII! be rented only Tor
private entertainments. o., balls, soirce', etc.
= I'll I.lff 10; r II. FERRANDINI, r.
&C 7-SSTh2taw1m 6l3 Broad street.
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can carly If Won want to secure some Of Che
RED TwILLED FLANNELs.
ALL-WoOL WHITE FLANNELs,
sUNBLEAcHED CANTON FLANNEL.

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