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. DEATHS.

49,. %"s DEATHS.
Died. at the residence other uncle, John r. Grif.
ths, on Friday April 9TH, OF organic disease or the
heart, Miss G ERTR UDE 4. GRlFFITHS, in the
10Th year Of her age. ..------z--.
The funeral will take place on SATURDAY,AF-
sTRRNCtbN, at half past q O'Clock. from the resi-
depceof her ,uncle..No. 126. corner Seventh and
BYRD streets. > Friends and acauaiu,ances arc In
vited to attend. $50 - ~
Died. on THURSDAY, atl2 O'Clock NJ. OF con-
sumption, SARAH, wife Of Robert Holzbsek
aged twepty-four years. She leaves deyoted has.
band aud three children to mourn their trreparable
loss. ~ JaEaI. 2 - k4.f- 81 "a - i. &C.,
~ Thou hast been 10 me, q darling ono,
Through all the scenes OF life. $50. -,s..s
% The pleasant sunshine and the shade
A!true aus faithfui wife. = -, - 80
And ever since That blessed dawn -,
'st1 hAt fair ami cioudless day
5 i To this. that finds me by the grave
t That holds thy precious Clay. 1sz - =
Not lost, bat gone before. s:a
Her funeral will lake place ,frnm st Peters Ca.
thedral THIS (Satprdayl AFTERNOON at
O'Clock. The friends and relatives OF the famii >
are invited toattend without further notice.
j ,KaluRore pspers please copy. $50 5fse5
Died, Friday evening. April 9TH, at 81 r. M Fat ti,
fathers residence, the rwenty-slxth year OF his
age, ipr. g EoRGE Ga NAYT. aIs! IS - "
His funeral wilifake place from 81. James church
SUNDAY at Ao,eleck Pm
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THB INrLATIoNIsrs IN COUNCIL Cncin
natl, April Ga special dispatch to the
Times, says the GDeenback mass convention
to the number of eleven persons, met al
Columbus, Ohio, this morning. Mr.. Shell
doo, Of Oberlin, presided. A committee Of
three was appointed on business, aud com
mitlee of seven on resolutions. The Con-
vention then adjourned until $50 P. M.
The Convention adopted platform urging
the people of the country to organize fol-
the purpose of considering the perllous con-
dition Of the country, aud to use their power
in securing a renovation Of the Government,
especially for the repeal Of the resumption
act, and expressing faith in interconvertible
Government notes, as the best circulating
medium that they should be receivable fol
all dues, including customs; and that it is
the duty of&the Government to furnish such
currency to the country. Delegates were
appointed to the National Greenback Con
veutton at indianapolis, May II. Adjourn
ed. About tweDty>fi persons were
present.
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The PHILADELPHIA METHODIST CONFER
E-OBsERvANos OF THE SABBATH.-Phtta.
dcLphia, April Cat the, session Of the
Philadelphia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church to-day resolutions were
adopted approving of the action of the1Cen.
tennial Commission 10 deciding to close the
exhibition on Sunday, calling upon the
managers of-the Geological Society of this
city to clos Q their garden on the Sabbath, and
protesting against the running Of Sunday
trains to the Centennial grounds during the
international exhibition. The following re.
solution was also adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Sunday services at our
camp. meetings are held for the benefit espe'
cially of those tenting on the grounds or
residing In the immediate vicinity, and thai
when the running of Sunday trains, with
their attendant evils, cannot be prevented
we recommend that Sabbath services al
canp.meetinss should be discontinued.
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rsssss,e shs Sssfe nom tue fnosI gfaled
aubjecsiont 10 oficisi ryIency ever known
Ia the Commonwealth. rs
I,et Justice be Done

We do not mean TO express any opinion as
to whether Il Is q good plan or . bad one,
but in justice to the last City Committee we
state that the plan recommended to the new
committee on Thursday nightly the Ger.
mans, and said to be favored by leading men
who opposed the plan under which JOHNSON,
TANNER, aud WoRrHAH were nominated last
fall, Is identicaily the last.named plan of pri.
mary election. The old committee explained
over and ever again that they provided only
for The election of delegates to convention,
and were In 90 wise responsible for the
combination that was formed. Let thesame
plan be now adopted, and of course can.
didate for each of the several offices of
mayor, sergeant, clerks, sheriff, &C.,
will make up s ticket just as JOHN
SON aud TAHNEa did, and elect 1t,
too. 1t shows how little attention was
paid to the plan of last fall that Mr. WAaNEE
should one day write card for the papers
stating that he and the Germans were not
opposed to a plan of holding primary cleo.
tions, but merely to the plan used last fall,
and should in few days thereafter recon-
mend to the City Committee the very plan
which. he at first said the Germans were OPP.
posed to. We are not censuring our friend
WAGNER, but merely showing that be bad
not paid attention enough to the plan in use
last fall to know what 1t was. Numbers of
those who refused to support General JOHN
SON charged that the plan under which
he was nominated was fraudulent one.
These gentlemen, we doubt not, really be.
lieved that the plan was unfair. Their pre-
JUDGES against the man, and the failure to
count the votes for the candidates instead of
counting the votes for the delegates, led
them into the firm and honest belief that the
plan was fraudulent. And yet when within
six months, thereafter they come to study out
the best plan Of making nominations they
fix upon that very plan. We mean none of
our remarks as censure. Our object is to
show that the last City Committee is COM
pleteIy vindica!e1 by men who few months
ago were bitterly denouncing it,
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DIRECT SOUTHERN TRADE WITH BRAzIL.-
Commodore Garrison, of New York, during
a recent visit to ST, Louis, Informed the bust
ness-men of that, city that he will be prepared
upon the completion of the jetties and the
deepening of the channel at che mouth. per-
mabentiy to twenty -feet-a depth necessary
for the safe entrance, and departure OF bis
steaners--t0 join the people Of St. Louis and
the Mississippi Valey;in putting on month.
IL OF aeni-nonthiy service OF frst"class
steamers between New Orleans and Rio de
Jeneiro and intermediate points 10 Brazil.
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DEATH IoF PROFESSOR ROBERT DABNEY.-
Our obituary column contains brief notice
of the death Of Proftssor Robert Dabaey.
one of the prosessofsin the University of the
South, at Suwanee,. Tennessee. Professor
Dsbney was well knowntto mary in this
community as q genial gentleman and accom-.
pltshed scholar. he was brother. in-laW OF
the Hon. John l.. Mary e, Jr., Of this place.
Professor .Dabney was for many years . resi-.
dent Of PoWhatan county, Va, and removed
to Tennessee since the VAR federscss5urs
Herald. :s.a ~ q a. ,stlis. :. ~ IS.
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ma COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST

In receipt OF large stock of Prints at and &C.
Cottons from &c. up; all the most popular brands
1t the lowest prices. Sheetings from 25c. up:
remnants Of pure Linen al 25S alss, 200 yards
81 rs. Their stock OF Hamburger Embroidery Is
the largest and cheapest ever offered In The city
being purchased at great sacrifice, they are onar-
ing Them at the most astonishing prices Childre ms
Braided Pique Blbs xt20c. 1890 yards Cotton
Edge at 15c- for IL yards; LOO yards Hamonrgn
Wove Corsets at 27c at soc. selling every where
Csc; besides many other graaes. they would CAL
special attention, 10 their 81 90 corset worm
Mating, purchased At = late auction, much below
market value. These goods are perfectly fresh, and
the best ever offered. ap
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. Mr.. HAMLIN's new bill reduces the postage
on transient newspapers to one cent for the
first three ounces and one cent for every ad.
ditonal two ounces or less for all distances.
The New York papers will, it is to be
hoped, now cease their clamor about high
p.s'age. The postage on the Tribune and
he Herald will hereafter be no more than
OF tie Sun.l
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w BIBLE MEETING Rev.
DR.. BURROWS, Of Louisville, KY, will deliver the
sxtyhird anniversary discourse before the Virginia
bible Society SABBATH AFTERNOON, April 9th, at
half-past 4 o'clock, In the Second Presbyterian
church The friends Of the Bible cause are cor
daily invited TO attend. NJ. w. STABLES,
Secretary Virginia Bible Society.
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~ JUST RECEIVED AT COHEN
BROTHERS., a large stock Of Parasols with the
late automatic improvements Their stock OF Kid
Gloves Of over 500 dozen. Ia which they closed out
retiring importer, Including mite, Opera Shades.
Colorrd, and Black. two and some three buttons,
and which they sell at 75c., are the most reliable
three. and four-but,on Thread Gloves at less than
usual price. E-s.s. @.s,a.@E EaD1
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B GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN
ast- EVER AT COHEN BROTHERS..

Black Silks at Soc; BeIlon's Taeta only 90c. sold
generally at $I.40, at 81 formerly sold At 81 .50
Black Gros-G ran all silk. 81. 10: Gros de Paris at
$l.50-just reduced from 81 80; Gros-Grain
Cachemire de France, $1.75-war.antea fully
worth 1915: Caehemire des Indies, $2.05-for-
merly sold at ST. Cachemire Prncesse Royale. satin
finish Of the best Lyons manufacturers, at 90
never sold for less Than s.. So
The above goods were purchased from an tnsol-
vent importer, and are sold ut less than orfginal
European cost.
Also, q large stock Of Colored Silks In plain and
fancy. Their stock OF Alpaca is the best and cheap
est ever offered in the city. They were principally
all purchased at auction and with special regard 10
not taking dust nor changing In shade. Their
Alpaca al 40c. is fully admitted 10 be worth soc.
Their SILK Lustre at Soc. Is the same previously
sold at s0c.; also, Alpaeas at 20 and 23c reduced
In price. .g!,. s.s-. ,a...
Goods can be found very pretty Plaid, at 12h and
1915; Prochedes and all the novelties Of the sea-
son. Their White Goods, French aud domestic,
purchased below any reasonable value are princi:
paliy all sold ct near hair price. In consequence OF
the receipt of ] 500 yards more OF White Linen
Lawn, purchased by their New York buyer at auc-
ton they are enabled 70 reduce Is to &c, last
seasons price having been 4oc:; Their Lace stripe
at zoe. was formerly sold ~ 37c.; also. Vicloria
Lawns, Check Muslin, French Nainsooks, India
Twills, Swiss muslins, and many other White
Goods, at prices never known before. The Corded
Piaue at 12Gc ia the best In the city French at
35c-selling generally At SOC. ap1
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Dana would have been great improve
ment on Schenck, but We could not get up
much enthusiasm in behalf Of man who
wrote law-book with the ayowed purpose
of proving that the Confederates ought to be
banged as traitors to their country.-Enqui-
rer. ---~.-..--~---.-.e'
Mr.. DANA never wrote any such book, nor
avowed any such purpose. But in making
notes on a book on international law it was
proper that be should say whether the Con-
federate States constituted, in his opinion,
such nation as entitled its, supporters to
the rights Of beligerents under the law of
nations. That's all that DANA did to. offend
the South. And bis opponent was Beast
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LEVY BROTHERS,
LEVY BRo1 HERS
LEVY BROTHERS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
LEVY BROTHERS. l.,
LEVY BROTHERS.
LEVY BROTHERS..
LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
beg leave to announce to their friends custome rs
and the public generally that they will exhlb it on
MONDAY, April 10th, the following special bar.
gains:
JAPANESE STRIPED PoPLINs at 12x and
1exc. a yard, formerly sold at rs and 3oc. q
yard; .a sr.,#5.
JAPANESE sILK-sTRIPED POPLIN-saecisl
drive-at 2oc., regularly sold at 4oc yard;
JArAEEsE SILK STRIPES At soc. yard,
would bs cheap at oc, and no mistake n:
BRoCADE LUSTRES in all the new shades 4,
80, Az, and soc. yard-less than the gold
STRIPED BRocADE PoPL1Ns at soc. yard
excellent value for the money;
New styles PLAIDs at Is, 20, 80, IS, 40, and
soc. yard. These goods are particularly
sILK-WARP PLAIDs at so, So, and soc. a
yard-really elegant in style and faultless in
shades;
Ten pieseE BLACK TAFFETA SILK at Soc. .
yard, good as that formerly sold at 81 yard;
BLACK TAFFETA and BLACK GR0S-GRAIH
SILK at 81 per yard, really rorah 1926 per
yard, and cheap at that;
BLACK GROs-G RAIN and TAFFETA SILKS at
I. Sl.2s per yard these qualities have sold
readily at $3.50 per yard; r-~uG, !
BLACK aRO5-GRAIN SILK at $1.35 per yard /;
Special bargain Ten pieces BELLoN, TELL
LARD, and other celebrated makes OF BLACK
GROs-GRAIN SILK at $3.50 per yard-for-
merly brought 81 IS per yard;
The rsll.krown sAVOIE BLACK GROs-G RAIN
SILK $1.75 per yard-usually sells at $3.50
per yard: .s.re
CACHEMIRE FIN. LYoNNAfsE BIZ AGK
GROS-GRAIN SILK at 90 a yard.
We call special attention to piece Of CACHE.
MIRE DE sAvo1E BLACK GROs-GRAIN
SILK at $3.50 ayard-extra heavy and very
nne-equal to any % so sils In the city;
BLACK-AND-WHITKsT STRIPED SILKS at s5c.
per pard; -
CoLoaED.sTRIPED SILKS ct 81 per yard
really one of the greatest bargains ever offered ;
A full line OF COLORED SILKS at SLIPS, $3.50,
(: and o. per yard
MARCELLINE SILKS at 75e. per yard;
WHITE QUI1Ts at 81, s1.25, $3.50, and 81.
These goods are the cheapest we have ever Of
fired, and are only sold at these low prices as
we pun chased them below their value.
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InPRovMG.-A gentleman who yesterday
saw Mr.. Jesse q. Mitchell, the survivor Of
the recent shooting uffair In Campbell, re-
ports that while shis acsnditlon yesterday
morning was, censtde red critical strong hopes
OF his recovery were entertained, and that
all bis symptoms were fayorable. Lsinchburg
| Nesps, 4 H.. n. -
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Strange as itmay seem, the witty lnder-
appeal was yesterday full of Pldtt.i.t9aes.
How'll that dc, MczIs?
BY the way, let us say that we take no
PLATT in ours.
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MT NEW. SUPPLY SPRING GOODS.

MET NEW SUPPLY SPRING GOODS.
IN ~ T.4R PRICE 4 co. f%a.s
have opened new DRESS GOODS In
REVERSIBLE POPLINS, 81. sl.s-Fi
CAMEL's-HAIR POPLINS, ~.s
PLAID and STRIPED PoPLINs, ..a't
SILK LUSTRES, &c, &c.
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, FANS. ~.
BLACK GRENADINES. 36e. to $3.50;
u SILK GRENADINES. 90 to IS;
MOURNING GOODS in great variety,
:. TAMISE, BOMBAZINES,, ~"
HENRIETTAS, GRAPE CLOTHS, &c.
,AuBLEACHSD and BROWN GOODS, SHAET-
INGs,. &C., sold NJ asoEt msnufseturer's sost y /
PARASOLS-A great show. - nhxo !
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Ne GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST
Notwithstanding by the pastor, Rev. Dr..
HATCHER, at IL A. III. and 8 2. M.
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w SECOND BAP list CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streetsl-Rev. G. c. BIT.
TING, D. D., on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ, and Rev.
j. L. BURROWS, d. D.. OF Louisville, KY, at . z.
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me- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strees).-Rev. j. L. BUR-
ROWS, D. D., Of Louisville, KY, at liza. d., and
Rev. E. w. WARREN, D. D., at 8 2. NJ ;sa
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. q.
IYl beers OF DOVE LODGE, No. 81, A. F. Xxx
and A. NJ, will attend called cemmuu1ca-,
Hall. on Broad street between Ninth and Tenth,
TO. MORROW Sunday. April 8. 1876, at TX
O'Clock p M pay The last sad tribute OF respect
to our d ceased brother GRoRGE q. WAYr. Mem
bers Of lister lodges cordially and fraternally In
anS.lt - BEN. II. AUGUST. Secretary.
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A NYTHING TO BEAT GRANT 49,
N Having lust received full supply Of qIGyx
SPRING and sUDmrR mILLiSr KY yESkt
all purchased at hansrupt pficre for strictly cash.
am enabled to defy zuy com pettion offered In Ibis
market, and am willing 10 give the benefit OF low
prices to my customers. Il
MY stock consists Of STRAW and CHIP HATS
BONEETs and NEAPOLlTANS. as well az all
FANCY, GOODS of great novelty. FLOWE ELS In
great variety and at slaushteriDg prices -
Come and see TOR yourself before purchasing
elsewhere. The great condolences have heretofore
ep1oysd will be merited hereafter. 20
NINE. B. DEMELNAS. 1928 Main street.
n. B.-Bleaching and Pressingldone here In The
very latest shapes. Ell
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q - sI;iruY NTH-ST Rect CHRISTIAN !
oHuRoHs ching BIZ Hss.s1. g. ! slhk = =
"A. M sudi5 Il. n. -, . Z.

- - sruYaNiT sHzsTREET CHRISTIAN
oHuRoH. ching BIZ Rss.y. z. IsLhR = =
a. rs snd6 Z. n. ..,l..
~ PRrAcH1r,4 on SUNDAY a. AT
nav VS. y,.arsrrT s1rraC .DIsT CHURCH by The
pastor Rev. ". b. DERRICK. at II a. u. ana :.
M. he having returned from Conierenss, n l.
wise reappointed for another Con. 'efence 5eaf.
E BRoAD-STREET METIoDlss1
aCHURCH.-Rev.s a. STEEL, pastor, b. .ans IS, S
covered hts health win preach at IL O'CLOCK a. Ne
and p. n. 3
me- TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner OF Broad ana Twentieth eets).-serrices
on SUNDAY By the pastor, Rev. a. Q. FLEDsoE, at
IL A. n. and 7k PM.
Me- METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SoCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting OF this
Society will be held at Clay-Ssre church on SUN
Day AFTERNOON at half-past3 O'Clock. Interest
ing addresses and other exercises may be expected
.iSs A. L. WEST, President.
Charles p. Rady, Secretary. &
me- FIRST: ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH (Mayo street near Broad).-Rev. W.
G. SCHAEFFRR, PASTOR. Efeachiue al - n. ~. aau
p. NJ, by Rev. L. A. Fox, OF Waynesboro', Va.
Seats free. All welcome.
NJ THE REVIVAL MEETING which
has been carried on so succ, ssfuly for the past
four weeks at Mount Tabor church VIII be con-
tinued ali next week. During the month OF May
large number OF candidates will be baptized at
STONY Run. Rev CHARLES G. FEGGANS.g
Il. l..sEgA
~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
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| PARASOLs!. PARASoLSI
One thousand SILK, COTTON, and ALPACA
PARAsoLs from Csc, to s5 apiece-latest styles
and handles.
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: n REoPENING OF THE PARIS

7 H REOPENING OF THE PARIS
MILLINERY coMPANY.-Thls company beg 10
announce that they have reopened their millinery.
house for the spring trade, and offer to The trade
and ladies' OF Richmond and SURROUNDINGS Inc
largest and NEST ex tensive stock OF FRENCH MIL
LINERY GOODS ever cnsred IN Richmond, being
selected and mostly imported for this section.
Our prices are very low, aud all goods wsr.
rsnted.
At Wholesale and retail at our old stand, oy,y
LEVY BRoTHkRs', Main street.
The grand spring opening is on The 18th OF
APRIL. GADANa KATE DE LAF0RCE,
Z ap f-10t = Richmond Manager.
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NJ Ho FOE EEW ao ,oDl CHE
4 GOODS, AND GOOD GOODS
WILLIAM THALHIAER,s,
col BROAD sraEEr.

Iwtll open on MONDAY and during Tho emit Ire
month arfy cases Of 81.
81. NEWAED CHEAP DRY GOODS,
and will Offer SPECIAL BARGAINS the whole
season, and invite The attention Of theipublie i
buy and sell for CASH only, and can give extra
inducements. IA 800
200 pieces good and choice CALICOES at 64c.
200 piecesbest and choice CALICOES At 54c. I;
wA,isUTTA aHd DAvoL COTToNs at 1aXc.
ANDRosCoG GIN CoTToNsat lee;
and other good
COTTON: AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
BLACK ALPACAs, the best and cheapest goods,
at rs. 80, So. 40, so, go, and 75c., worth from
8 to 2Cc. more; rs !;t.;= az;
SOLID-COLOR and PLAID DRESS GOODS
large line at extra low prices;
Twenty thousand yards OF the best PACIFIC
LAWNS at l2Hc. worth Zoe. yard-all new
and choice styles. aas ~
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EASTEkN LUEATIc AsYtG1S}
re- WnLflMsBURa,V VA, a rfl o, $40.
-NOTICE.-Pfspossls will be received At
this ONCE until the Goth insAnt fer fur ntsktuS
the ga STEEN 4LUHATIC AS1LUA wltn aneat
mr. MiTIION of ER1CkS-tvo thirds hard
md one third fair sanon-to be Aay-
IN M nj sc tines and Id such dusn q tho Gx.
eesuye COMMITTEES Of tbe B4are 81 Uiracto.s nay
direct, subject TO The inspection and rejection %
Persons desiring to not FED thas sam.
nles az The bricfE req utfed ean be at the Stow
srd,sf nice NJ said 1s3l um and that none Will sf
received thar do not strictly compare With ths San,
me size Of the noulda To, be used 10 The ma1ns
factur re OF The brick 10 be Is follows Nina inehea
long soar ard half inches WIDE, aud three inenes
The EXECUTIVE Committee reserves Ne siEhs, 70
reject any or all bids. ADDRESS d y - rvv fg8a
B. Steward; Eastern Lnnaiis Al ylure: 2 2
z an s-9tnwtsp2o 80 4, WilliaMs Aar8s VS. !.
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E CALICOES at &C., Sic, and &c.
More of those rood and pretty PRINTS at &c.; also,
a large lot OF CALfCOES and SHtRTTNGS at SIC.
Very best PRINTS ut SIC. T. X. PRICE d GO.
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GLOVES! GLOvESi 49,,
Twelve hun dred pairs (new shades TwO.BUT.
TON KID GLOVES at 75c-, 81, and &1.25.
For bargains do not fail to call at alut,
~; WILLIAM THALBIMER,a,
NH 1S-Tu,T h&S 601 Broad street..
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HATS, FURs, MILLINERY.

M MI I o.
MRS LIB. NORRIS. No. sol BRoADyMS&S
STREET, will opeu on WEDNESDAY aud THuEy-
DAY, April 18th and 18th, full assortmentof
FRENCH BONNETS and HATS-all OF the lstess
styles. ~ sea ~ yrs-7
Her friends and customers are Invited 10 attend.
III an Sat
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ar FULL LINZ OF BLACK Agnco-
LOkED SILKS from Csc. ap 70 the very sss y
sIs sSl{; \ gs;,waIrE srarrEDsrIKs s,xs
$50 pieces BLACK ALPAcAs and MoH. :.
LUSTRES from 25c. up 20 81 90 10, y.sdAlR
ne ana nass MoG f asg,s sss S &c BLACK
otter now greater bargains than ever il ah s,,ss
The handsomes. assortment OF DRESS acons,
, bs Market comprising all the new sI,saes ~
ns GOODS from l2se. yp to u PEI y.,a.
SsHAiMRSaafNsS ssss pRIN,Es, PERJ ALEs '
Tons and s SknMk ,ssa sBLEAeHsD COT.
sJSi LLsss SSSx G1SSIT0N and LINEN DIApsp
I Lhaks sHht4fsass ae:
All our DOMESTIC GOODS are r,,,,,,a ;, -
600 DRESS SHIRTS sIsf eIsses 8. only A. mad. '
sq,ta cotton and the best Irish gnen. Trv an an
SHIRIS and you will never buy anoih,r /! MS
ooy s oezsn ND GLOVES In one two, and iS,ss
CAMBsIC EDGINSs and Is IN :,
nnH cheiee designs at one-half Of ImpSrtsrs
SO SS psss Il e2 sss
al 9 aoses, Linen q DAMAsk TOWELS A, ~
500 eozsn NAPkINs a 75c., 81, and u .2s, WON,
80 e o. 9 ETH the ! money non i,,, ''''a
HEMsTlTCHED and PLAIN Linen sii 'f T,,ssi
KERCHIEFS; iaaD-
SHIFT BOSOMS; -~a-.-s-.ra.
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS at astonlsb,o,,,
low prices; 90 ~ = 'N'n'1si7
HOSIERY, HOSIERY, BOsIERY.-snee,,, =
- ducements oferedin this line, hayipr bar1 70.
our whole stock AZ auction at one third ofs.s
value. .s - .rr.g. h :" us
CORsETs from 40c. up to the very finest good.
NEW.STYLEBUSTLE at = ' s''s'
wHITE-AkD-RED-CaEcKED M8rrTn IsSeess.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08

THE LADIES WOULD SAVE A GREAT
i DEAL OF TROUBLE AND tXPENSE By
sending heir FURs to W. II. ZIMMERMAN,
Furrier, sos Main street. for safe. keeping during
moths aud Gre according to value tor vary small
corn pensat7op. The rep1ir0 In the fall OF the year
win cost much more than the insurance for the
whole summer.
-."A stitch in time saves nire." ap S-S4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-08
PROPOSALS.

ITO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals
Il for rebuilding the THIRD fRE5B 1TkhiAN
CHURCH will be received nj NoazblSs easb drase.
street until the 25th Of a ri], 1876
The plans and specifications may be seen q tne
The committce reserve the hight to reject any and
all bids ,..,.,.. +, C.LAhOp,st
+ aDS- 4s stC+5. s1Ss' S'EA% ~ s'Nal'mNn