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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

TIT FOR rAT.-Aulitor TAYLOR says that
Virginia nas expended three millions of dol
lars in the last five years upon her public
schools.
But Mr.. RUFPNER, the Superintendent of
Public Schools, tells US in one Of his reports
that Virgins spends annually twenty mil
lions of dollars in spirituous and malt
liquors-lh.t is 10 say, she has thus expended
one hundred thousand dollars in the last five
years.
So that king Alcohol's fund seems to
dwarf the school fund. .....
Let this be as it may, all true friends OF
mainthipng the honor Of Virginia should
See TO i, that, as Auditor TAYLOR says for
himself, they shall be recognized as friends
OF the puosc schools. The Virginia Pa.
tron, the organ of the Changers, has already
taken up he cry against the act Of dlvertipg
tie school funds, which Auditor TAYLOR
explains. SO has at least one Of the organs
Of one Of the largest denominations in Vir-
gnia. We gave word OF warning q week
or two ago. There Is going to be shaking
amongst the dry bones of csndidates for
office. Let ali good Conservatives stand
from under!
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The worst of all party divisions is where
the line is formed on the basis Of nativity or
religion. Clearly two thirds Of our voters
desire that our nominations shall be made by
q primary election, but when so large and so
reputable a portion of our party as this
comts forward AID protests against primary
election, what are we to do2 We find our.
selves 10 dilemma something like this every
time we are to have an election. Ii nomna-
tons are made by a convention there are
people who say the convention was packed.
IF made by primary election it IS apt to be
truly said the foreigners cannot receive pro-
per consideration. If made by mixed sys.
tenn, as we had last year, the nominations are
damned.
The new committee to be elected tonight
must solve these aggravaling questions.
General Joseph r. Anderson is mentioned
az candidate for Mayor at the approaching
election. So is Judge Meredith. Mayor
Kelley will be candidate for denomination,
with bright prospects of success. .
As a matter of course "aftcr we nominate
we will have to elect . =.
The fear the Legislature will reduce the
profits of the sergeantcy some $4,000 or
s.. 900 pre- vents candidates from announcing
themselves positively but the present in
cuu Dent, Major E. B. Cook, Sheriff John
Wright, Captain James ". TYLER, of the po-
lice, General P. T. Moore, Dir. L. 81. Fray
ser, B. T. August, Esq. and N. NJ. Lee,
Esq., are meutioned.-Richmond letter
Petersburg Appeal.
General Joseph R. Anderson and Colonel
W. C. knight are spoken of as candidates
for Mayor Of this city In the coming elec'
tion.-Richmond MISUNDERSTANDING NeDS.
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from under

SPEAKISG OF HAMS, there was superb
specimen .m OF the curing of SLAUGHTER
w. FlcKLIs f O., Of Albemarle (Charlottes-
yille,, ll.ced upon table in this city day
or two since which elected more praise than
any ham we have seen since the war. FIcK.
LIN sent it to friend to prove what real
Virgins ham was. He called tia "yeariing
ham," 1t weighed twenty-three pounds.
Whether tne curer meant that the bog was
one year old or that the ham bad been 8
year 10 curing we know not; but there
never was better one. 1t was boiled
under the direction OF one of the bes
housekeepers in Richmond. 1t was boiled
for Twelve hours, and when placed upon
the table il flied the house with Its fragrance
and whe,ted every appetite therein for
the luxurious repast. All whose good for.
tune it was 70 partake Of that ham exhausted
the language OF praise upon 1t. A great day
for old Virginia Was 1t around the table
whence the indescrlbably grateful fumes Of
real Virginia BAN assembled. How absurd,
indeed, is it TO speak of any other hsm in com
parison with it. Well may MczIs ADDUMs
say that bacon and green's promote intellec-
tusi power aud brightness. OF course be
meant V,rgioia bacon. Any other almost
that trade presents to the public tends 10
eoarseness and vulsarity. How else do we
suppose II could be when we remember the
raising, the slaughtering, and The curing OF
the commercial bacon Of the times! Bravo,
FlCKLlNl
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A Dog Tax.

The Virginia People asks US to say whe.
tier in our opinion the General Assembly
has under the Constitution "the power to
pass capi.ation dog.tax"? Surely not, if
dogs are TO be classed with articles Of
property. Blu, the Legislature claims the
right to tax dogs (wnich are not property at
comuou law) as nuisance. TO state the
case otherwise, it has the power to require
men to pay for the privilege of keeping dog>.
The corporation of Richmond collects seve-
raj thou>aod dollars annually from the dog.
keepers residing within its limits. This tax
is in the nature Of license tax.
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SMITHS" pribc,pts Latina" New ioth
HARPER 81 BROTHERS.

SMITHS Princ,pts Latina" New YORK
HARPER 81 BROTHERS.
For sale by WEsr, JoaNsToS 4 Co, sssrr,.a,
4 First French Reading Book. Containing
Fables, Anecdotes, Inventions Oiscose'
rfts. Natural History, French History,
with Grammatical Questions and Notes,
and Copious Ely biological Dictionary on
the Plan of Dr.. WILLrAM SxiTH's" Princt'
pia Latina" New York: HARPER BRO
TIERS. s.,,----.~.--.- -.--
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON s. Co.
Notes Erp!onatory and Practical on the
General Epistles of James, Peter, John.
and Jude. BY ALBERT BARNES, author o.
"Notes on the Psa!ns," I" Lectures on the
Evidences of Christianity" &c. New
York: HARPER & Brothers.
For sale by WEST, JoHssroN & Co.
Robinson Crusoe's Money; or. the Remark
ohie Financial Fortunes and Misfortune:
of Remote Island Community. BY DA
vID A. WELLS, late United States specia
commissioner OF the revenue. WIN IT,
lustrstons by THOMAS MAST. New York
HARPER & BROTHERS.
That very industrious gentleman Mr.
DAVID a. WELLS cndeayors through the
medium of this work, illustrated by MAST
THE fsmous), to satirize paper money out o.
countenance, if co. existence. Paper none!
| is harder to head off than Mr.. WELLS may
suppose. NAsr's pencil is but straw raised
against is. WELLS, and MAST, and HARPEF
would 60 on making such satires as this til
doom,day if they could only sell enough
of them, getting the pay in greenoacks
But, then, WELLS knows this. He is just as
| much q paper.currercy man as we are; ou'
be wants the paper always redcemaplc IL
gold. 1t is pot providential that it should
be 70. and both WELLS and we mus
submit. to occasional suspensions
We ought to submit with gooc
grace. But he won't. SO he has tired OF
his satire at greenGacks. Well, it's Of nc
CONSEQUENCE, save it may afford little enter
tainmcpt to reader here and there. But i
WELLS ana NAsT could have circulation fol
their satire equal to the greenbacks thai
would b. "hunkeg."
| For sale By c. f. JOHNSTON.
Garter Qpartr3nenn. BY WILLIAM nj. BA
Keg. author OF" Inside" " The New TIM
o.h;," &c. New York: HARPER e. Bro
THEIRS.
For sale By C. f. JOHNSTON.
The Squires Legacy. A Novel. By MARY
CECIL Hay, author of "Old Middleton;
Money" g.. New York: HARPER & Bro.
THEIRS. ..
For sale by G. +. JOHNSTON.
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The Conservatives.


The first step Of this years campaign Is
taken In this city. The City Committee
was on Thursday night elected. We were
apprehensive that owing to the want Of
rooms for public accommodation there might
again be afforded some pretext for complaint
aud suggested that the committee would be
better chosen by primary election. Men are
So pupc,iiiops about these matters. They
are so prone to see plots and combinations
on every hand, and to scent them In the very
air, as it were, that we were more than oiol.
nari,g 40 xious for the harmony OF the party
and DESTROYS, IL possible, to avoid every
thing that might afford the slightest pre-
text for extolIation, or even discontented
apathy.
The result. however, has surprised US
and the indications are that we shall have 8
degree of coscilistion, harmony, and activity
in the party which we had hardly hoped
for. Bravo! We hear that even our ven
cradle friend RopERr WARD, Esq, is alto
gc.her serene and resigned. We are glad to
see that venerable friend or two famous fol
spirit and inpetuousness in attack have put
on harness and taken position 10 line. There
will be work done now. 81.
We my congratulate the party upon The
good appearance OF things, and We trust
that al vii. go at once to work like brothers
that we NAV, indeed, all now perceive the
importauca of harmony and the vital neces
sty OF tosiu ;aining the Conservative party
in It's unity and power as indispensable t'
the triumph of good order and thrift
in the State. To that great object le
us all devote ourselves. We shoulc
here koog! no other issue than that OF Vir
gina the safety and order of her society
and her .bri!, and growth. These we car
only preserve By maintaining tie govern
ueat of toe intelligent end capable part Of
her people. From this ground we cannot
afford TO orake any concession. To maintain
it We should be ready, In the spirit OF public
devotion. 20 sacrifice all personal and private
considerations.
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&c 429. sYClE BROTHERS,

NC 429. sYClE BROTHERS, ~
THE MODEL DHY-GoODS Hovsy ''
offers still the best goods at the loves, ,,,.,.
We have just received special bargains =, -
goods, and will continue 10 sell goods cb.,na, -.
any other house In ibis city. Naa
1900 diff rent patterns CAMBRIA EDGIycs
{ INSEETISGS at one half Of the in,o.,'.
price:
y25 pieces new DRESS GOODS for the Comm.
! son in plaid and plain mixed:
90 pieces MOHAIR ALPACA at Acc. ys,,l rr,,,
y 62hc..
Don't fail 10 look at these good as ,hcy are ,bs
cheapest In the market.
I'D SOFr-FISISH CANSHIC, loo.
KNIGHTS sOFT-F1SISH CAMBRICs a, Sc r.r
yard;
'WAMSUTTA MILLS, DAYOL MILLS, FRITZ.
OF-THE-LOOM, hsDROSCO 5GIS, ,,1
! twenty other good brands OF BLEACHsn
CoTTOSS retailed at case price:
10 cases new PRINTS al 64 and eJ1c.;
SHIFTING CAMBRICS at and lOc.;
WHITE P1QUES at l5 and zoe. worth 25 al
go. fully;
WHITE CLUAKINGS for ladies and misses Yer
cheap;
CASSIMERES for men and boys-,he large, u.
sortment In the city-don't buy before e1,uI,.
ing our stock;
5000 CORSETS ut 40c.;
1000 CORSETS al 5oc.
Our sevtnty-fve-ceut CORsETS are sold ever.
where else at 81;
200 WHITE BED.QUILTs at 81 worth $780,
sl.5O reduced from S2.75;
NECK-RUFFS at 20 and 25c. per dozen;
CACHEMERE LACES and LACE SCAKFS:
BLACK and COLORED SILKS a, % % 10 q,
cent. below their real value:
Four pair BRITISH HOSE foe Sec:
LADIES' HEMsTiTCHgD HaNDKERCHIEH
at 75c. per dozen-wsuld be cheap u, Sl2j;
leo dozen TOWELS at l2hc. worth 1915 %,
dozen;
NAPKINS and DO1LlEs at 75c., 81, aud sl.?5
per dozen:
LACE CURTkINS-l fine assortipeut-st ooa.
third of their value, In order to close out tie
whole sock,
We have thou5.nds Of other bargains. DO, NED
toned tor wait OF space therefore Call and look
for yourself.
Alter examining our stock We feel convinced ihi.
you will dad IL the cheapest In this city.
.. SYCLf BROTHERS,
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth
. NH 10 ....#
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The speecb OF the Senator FROM Vermont
rde-MoRRILL iz9d the PiScHsAoKERs.
The Marion herald says another good
word FOX Ric,mond and ,bsr merchants.

$3.50
Wehsya tom @essrs. WooDHcuss & PAK.
HAH, the agents OF the American publishers,
the Rsshnsaster Quarterly Revte,o FOR Jan.
uary. sssress : az - ~. { =.
Why We Laugh. By SAMUEL s., Cox, author
of "BuckaSr Abrosd, p i. Etsbt Years 10
Congress Wictsr Snabesms, !" &c. New
York; BAEPsE a BsoraEss. s Z So "
This work does the suthor moro credit
than his oshsr work4. II 10 exceedingly
agreeable for casual reading. OF course the
reader knows that. the author 10 the Hon.
Mr.. Coz, now member OF Congress from
New York, formerly.of Ohio. famed for his
good hDnnor, good hits, and Democratic
principles. i $50 ~ y ;e ;,..., s..
For sale by West, JeHNsToa & Co. s5s-.s
A First German Course. Containing Gram
maj, Deireius, and Exercise Book With
Yccabularies on the Plan OF Dr.. WuLlAx
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M NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
DRY GOODS AT PRICES NEVER DREAMED
OF BTFORE.

Ot n FOfE.
Fifty thousand dollars worth just opaned at
COHEN BRDTHERS', among which are
40 piecps BLACK SILK GRtSAi INES at 37hc..
the former price having been 73c.
HOO wards ALL-WuoL LlONESE BLACK
MOUSLAINtS at SIZE, the lowest price of
which is generally &c.;
so pieces BLACK ALPACA ut $50, the same
heretofore sold at 45c at 4lc. compares ex-
actly with the former Csc. goods; SILK Iustre
tBradf.,rd manufsc'ory) NJ SOC, never sold be-
fore for less than rs I" S5c.
So various styles Of handsome PLAIDS tnew de-
signs from $ to csc.
This stock of Dress Goods IS almost full In all Its
variety for the coming season. -
Just opened over IS O0O worth OF BLACK SlLhS,
in Llonese, Cashmere, AM Satin Fiuish-thc
handsomest goods ever offered In this city, ana
at such prices as will astonish everybody.
Also the IAFFHrA and MaDlkIA SILKS, In
black. from csc. to 81 40-25c. y yard less than
they were ever sold before.
COLOkED SILKS, In new designs and shades,
much below market value.
70 cozer RLACK II III RE E-B U TTON KID
so dozen BLA {; TWio- BUTToN KID GLOVES
1a5 dozen WHITE and COLoRED TWO-BUT-
TON KID GLOVES ut 75c.
These gloves are the same generally SOLO al Sl.Zo.
so dozen FRENCH WOVE CORS ITS at 4Oc;
20 dozen FRENCH WUVE CDkSETS at 50c.;
Also. about $50 dozen FINE CORSETS ut about
one half their value. mn 8
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ANANIAs HAYS TO BE ExPELLED.-(S Special
dispatch to the Baltimore GaSette.] J. Wash
inqton, March 9.-Charles Hays, OF Ala
bams, is the next congressman who will be
expelled for selling a cadetship in the army
to Cadet Besrdsler fer $4,000. He certified
In. his appointment that Beardsler had been
resident Of Alabama two years, when he
was in fact q resident Of Herkiner county,
N. Y. The transaction is clearly proven, .
member Of the House haviug In bis posses
son.tbe draft for he amount paid. Congress
having made it an offence, Mr.. Hays will re-
tire to private life, 8 resolution for an inyes'
tigatien having to-day been offered by Mr..
Lewis. of Alabama, and referred to the
Committee on C,yil-Service Reform. ..,
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THE TAX BILL,
Acts that Have Become Laws.

. The Governor approved the following acts
March 10, 1876:
Appropriating money for the extension OF
the Western and Eastern Lunatic Aaylums.
To permit The Richmond City Guard 10
uniform themselves in such manner as they
may desire.
To amend sections 8 and of the charter
of the Abenare Insurance Company, passed
March /, 1854. as amended February Il,
1871, and to make further provisions in re-
gard to the charter of said company. .....-g
TO amend an act approved March &c, 1875,
to amend section IA of the act to tx The
terms of the circuit courts.
To incorporate the Birmingham Coal and
Iron Company.
To authorize the Mancht s.er Cotton Mills
Company to reduce its capital stock.
To prescribe the times for holding the courts
in the Eighth Judicial circuit.
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~ DO NOT FAIL" TO BUY. YOUR
saving of al least fifty per cent. They selling
CORD rIQUE at sc. worth SOC: at $50 cheap
at soc; NaISSOOK CHECK MUSLIN at 1870.
All the finest grades 1T near half value a so,
STRIPED ut 2Oc. worth Ace; LACE STRIPE at
zoe worth fully 37sc; At SOC. reduced from 6uc.
NH 8 . .....
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Somebody 10 The House OF Representa-
tlves ought to call for committee to inVes-
tigate MUsTAsH and the Washington ring.
There ts too much nervousness In the Wash.
ton Republican. He hates Investigations
and denouuces Investigators.
Let MuRrAGH be investigated. ..<..-.
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~ WAMsUTTA COTTON, 12ac. PER


YARD; st--.a1aI .u1 r-ls
ANDROSCOGiIN COTTON at 1Oc. per yard;
AUBURN COTTON at loo per yard; 80 +,
SOFT.F1SIsHED CAMBRIA, 80 inches wide, at
SIC. per yard; .i,.l.. ..,r.. -. ~
lFULL-WID1H UNBLEACHED, .sHEETING at
csc. per yard;
FULL-WIDTH BLEACHED sHEETING at csc.
= per yard; ~'
.PILLOw-CAsE COTToN at 12xc per yard;
Handsome CALICoES at 6Y and s1c. per yard
over three hundred styles 70 select from; -.
LANCASTER CAMBRICS, 10c. per yard-forty
styles to select from; ) IF :. ~. 4t 90
PACIFIC PhRCALES, 1910. per yard worth zoe.
d. Handsome CHECk~4MUSLENS a. 25c. worth 35c.
per yard /; ,..,-ss4.., e.......
HAMBURGH EDGINGs at. 81, 10. 12%, is, go,
Csc, land up to IS per yard. This embraces the
largest, cheapest, and best-assorted stock yet
offered. ...... .. Z.
PILLOW.CASE LACES at extraordinary bar
gains; ....-......3 ri. -....n ..-.s
SHETLAND sHAWLS from 1925 to $5-the
Lar gest and btst.assorted stock ever offered in
this city. LEVY BROTHERS.
A large assortment Of TABLE-CLOTHS and
NAPKINS. NH IL
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Mf ONE THOUSAND YARDS WHITE
LINEN LAWNS ut 2Cc. worth fully 40c. !;
ward wIde): FRENCH NAINSO0kS and CAM
HslCS at 20 and 25c fully worth from 40 10 60c. |;
S,4OO yards Fl aMBURGR EDGISG at entire new
prices; beautiful ED1iNG at SS, ~, 10, and
i2hc.-the largest assortment and cheapest ever
offered in this city. Thousands OF other good; At
half value ut COHEN BROTHERS..
NH 3 VI -..'t. 'I.
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Mt ONE-T WENT Y-FIVE L! ONE
TWENTY, FIYE!-One dollar and twenty-five
cents will buy .COMPLETGLY-MADE SHIRT.
These shirts are made Of Wamsutta cotton and
pure Irish linen and have only TO be laundried be-
fore being worn. Being the manufacturers OF these
shirts, we guarantee the material. Encourage home
manufacture by buying your shirts OF
NH IL LEVY BROTHERS.
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DE- METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOLIETY.-The regular monthly meeting of this
society will be held at Centenary church SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock. .a..-,
A. L. WEST, President.
CuAPLES P. RADY, Secretary. a.. { ....5 80.
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" BREEDEN s. FOX,

NE" BREEDEN s. FOX,
BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS,
are now Offering large shipment Of
."t EARLY SPRING GOODS,
selected In the New York market during the pas
week. They ask special attention 10 their mos
varied and beautiful assortment Of
SPRING PRINTS, CRETONNEs, PERCAL1
aud FOULARDS;
Novelties in SPRING DRESS FABRICS, WHIT L
GOODS, LINEN GOODS, new Spring CAS-
SIMERtS;
New styles NECK. TIES, CASHMERE and POINT
+ LACES, &C., &c. .T
They are now prepared TO offer some unrs,l
bargains. NH Cal
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A DMTNlsTRATo R's MOTTO - Having
n qualified as administrator Of the estate OF Ro;
herr samuel Redford deceased. all persops Indebted
10 the deceased are bsreuy notified 10 settle afonceS
Win The undersigusd ;ssd all having claims
against The deceased viii present them GUY proved.
wv, REDFuRD, sdministra,o or or
NH 7-eod5t Robert Samraf Redford, deceased.
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sPECrAa NOTICES.
nLEYY BRoTHL.Rs.

G5- ZEAL FRENCH HANDMADE
GAKMENTSfr fer LADlES-an hand. N AIDE; no ma
chine work. These garmentsare made OF FRENCH
PERCALE, elegantly embroidered, an are sold u,
lower prices than many would suppose they could
be manufactured for. -. LEVY .BROTHRRS.
Bargains in TABLE-CLOTHS and NAPKINS. i
NH Il -~a -----~------
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MARRIAGE Is.

Married, on the 10Th instant, at the residence OF
the brides father, Valentine thinner; Esq, 9y rev.
JAMES M DUEaRERRY.:.a all OF thiscdty.
Norfolk (Va.) and La Grange iGa.) papers please
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DxUGs. nEDIClNEs. &c
~~~~J~--~----~> ~~~~y--~---~~~~>~NsN~N~~
NTHINE HAIR RESTORATIVE.

VANTHINE HAIR RESTORATIVE
or the many preparations recommended lor -.
STORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL coloh, ~
MIGRATING THE ROOTS, ERAplcATISG sCuSl
and DANDRUFF, none b,ve stood the test 80 VIC" :.
XANTHINE. 1t contains no nitrate stt'e' ".
any other Ingredient DELETEkDCs ~ ~.
HEALTH or rSJURIoUs TO THE HAIR neither w.
II affect the head or eyes. The poprie'ors sAe
pleasure in referring to The cert acstee OF 'ne
ing gentlemen, which accompany each n'ue,
Rev. CHARLES II. READ Rey. =. ". nsoSS'
DR.. JOHN DOVE, y. W o. ~ IT,
WILLIAM Is. lSAACs, SoiAS "h-i
Price sl.00 per bottle, and Dor sale by
POLK MILLER & CO., Aposhccsne,
NH lO.S corner Of Ninth and Main ssre NH--
DUVAL HORSE. TONiCm,,
| rJk SALE BY ALL DRU6GlSTs-l~.1.
confidence refer to sll who have usedtt fad,nria
Ing up broken-down and diseased horses an'
II . u GEunGs f /. NORTON, General 'assai;.
d. corner Fourteenth and fEanSiin 'I nt Z.
NH S.3m hICnn2.--~
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M UMBRELLAS LARGE STOCK
In all qualities sizes and prices;
PARASOLS, in great variety, at prices lower than
ever; ..
CORS ETS from 40c. up to the best qualities:
CACHEMERk LACrS and CACHEMERE LACE
TIES; also, large assortment of SILK TIES;
TIDES, in endless variety, ut astonishingly low
prices: : (.
STAMPED BANDS, NlGHTGOWNo,a and CHE
MISE YOkES;
PILLOW. and SHEET-SHAMS;
Observation-Disclosures no SATEHELSin all sizes
for ladies and gentl men;
COLGATR'S SOAPS. EXTRACTS. and TOILET
WATERS relailed at wholesale prices
PIANO., TABLE-, and SrAND-COVERS;
WHITE and GuLORED QUILTS very cheap;
TOILET MATS, TABLE MATS. and TIDES;
LACE ami NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS;
WINDUW-sHADES, FLOOR and TABLE. OIL
REAnY-MaDE GARMENTS for ladies';
SPRING and SUMMER SHAWiS;. ...
TOWELS-all pure linen-from 81 so TO $l2 per
Dozen at LEVY BROTHERS..
... 1917 and 1919 Main street.
Bargains in TABLL-CLOTIIS and NAPKINS.
NH
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ME- BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-Bishop'D S. DoGGETT at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, aud Rev. 8. A. STEEI, at 7:45 p. NJ. .'t
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~ slB;! ~ t ..iaaf*ss a.sSS.tstit ts!stss'.so "a
wSa u la9as7easa p->f91lss-s42T :'9bSa sf%s
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wGENTLEMEN's FURNISHING

~GENTLEMEN'S HING
GOODS. .."
LAMBy-WOOL, MERISO, THREAD, COTTON,
5 SILK, and BUCKsKIN SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS: S..
COTTON, THREAD, MERINO, BALBRlGGAN,
and COUNTRY-KNITS SOCKS;
KID. DOGSkIN, RUCKSKIS, CLOTH, SILK
THREAD, and COTTON GLOVES;
PAPER, CLU1H.LINED. and LINEN COLLARS
: In the latest styles, at I he lowest prices;
BOWS, CKAVATS. SCARFs, and TIES;
SUSPEND@RS, NlGHT-C.FS, DICK KEYS;
SILK, COTTON, aud LINEN HANDkER-
PRfNTEn CAMBRIA SHIRTS at 4oc. each, or
$3.50 per dozen: s
CHEVlOT SHIFTING In great variety, at
: ia. .".' LEVY BROTHERS..
A large assortment OF TABL E-CLoTHS and
NAPKINS. mn IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

sI FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH (Mayo street near Broadly, Rev.. VIC.
sCHAEFFER Dastor.-Sunday school at $50 A. NJ.
Preaching at IL A.. NJ: aud. 7:50 P. NJ, by Rev.
Professor J. s. MILLER. or Stanton, Seats free.
The public cordallytinvlted. .ag~s., ~ s9I. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

1 LUXURIEs. 49, ,5.
Finest GREEN, or BLACK TEA a, 4,
pound; 'A'oV Vt
Superior GREEN OR BLACK TEA a, s,,o
pound; H.s @4r ~ o PEI
Fiye-pound caddies CT No. l for 1918: ~..
Five.pound caddies Of 30. 2 for IS.
These TEAS have been tried by same =, 49,
judges In Richmond, and pronounced ,rr. .ae's
those which have been selling a: our le,dIrs 70
GERS for $2 per pound. Z !, A. P,ZZINt In s'H
Nice ORANGES and LEMoSS al, 90 ,'S..
cents per dezen. Z fdwaa mh1.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-11

Her funeral WIN take place from Leigh: street
Baptist church SUNDAY ~ half past O'CLOCK.
The frienos and acauaintances OF the family. ALSO
The infant class of the aboye-nsmed church, are In
V!fed TO attend. ~.t.--..s ..-..- :. =