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slpEgrAn. NOTICES.


MN gooDs nEcElsD DAarsr
so pieces NEW DREssG oDs froaa 12ll4fc. up
TO al Per yard, ~rs e ~
BLACK GRENADlNEs-grea bargains
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at greatly
reduced prices;
CACHMIsE DE FRANCE at S1.6o----
general selling price, s2.s5;
FINER SILKS accordingly eheap:
]: L; 20 pieces zoe. ALPACAat31G;
% pieces soc. ALPACAat size;
10 pieces MOHAIR LUSTREs at 50c.-re-
dnced from Zoe; ,rIt.g,, 49,;
FINER GRADES at S0c., Zoe, and 81
forty per cent below their value;
81 dozen READY-MADE DREsS-SHTRTs of
Wamsutta cotton and finest Irish linen
at 81; =
100 dozen TOWELS from SC. up to Toe. apiece
NAPKINS and POYLIES at 75c. worth
$1.25 per dozen;
90 cases new PRINTS and pERCALEs;
A fnll stock of BROWN and BLEACHED
COTTONS and sHEETINGS at market
10000 yards CAMBRIA EslBRo1DERIEs at 6
and sc.-worth double the money;
1000 yards EDGE at one shilng-wouid be cheap
@ w. at25c.; sE tt@t $3.50 ~ o
200 pair CoRsETs at s1.5o-reduced from
- ssoisa s2.75: -. .sis'iafs 81
$50 pair at 81 worth $3.50, fully;
Don't miss this chance if you want to buy good
CORSET for q itee money. !5g a1slasE
NEW PARASOLS added to our large stock.
Bargains in CASSIAERES, COATINGS, and VEST
INGS;
Great inducements offered in HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
WHITE and FANCY GOODS;
3,40O yards LACE-STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN
at one half OF their cost; 4r--.s ".
NEW LAWNS, NEW LAWNS, in two hundred
different patterns; r;se
NEW STYLES BUSTLES.
A large stock of LACE CURTAINS to be sold at
ono third of Its value. at
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
#s.-., ..-.' 429 Broad street,
my12 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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KANsAs-THE DEMOCRATS FOR HENDRICKS
AND SOFT MONEY Topeka, May 1S.-The
Democratic State Convention met to-day.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
that no banks OF issue should be allowed by
the United States or the State authorities /;
that the Government should supply the pa
per money needed in the shape of green
backs: demand the immediate repeal OF the
act providing for the resumption Of specie
payment, and instructs the delegates to vote
for Hendricks at st. Louis. No subject
whatever is touched upon in the platform
but financial.
At this time, II P. NJ, vigorous fight is
being made against the platform and in
structing the delegates for Hendricks, but
the resolutions will be carried by over
three-fourths vote. No delegate has yet
been appointed, but it is the intention to
transact all business and adjourn sine die
some time during the night.
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me- THIRD LARGE SUPPLY OF

have just opened their third large supply of goods
for this season. Their stock may now perhaps be
looked upon the largest In this city. The facilities
that this firm have In purchasing goods are fully
equal to those they have In disposing Of then-doing
as large business at less expense than any house in
the State.
All goods arc marked what to be sold for, and every
advantage In the purchase Of goods Is given to their
customers. Among the thousands Of articles they
40 pieces of the new REsILLE MESH BLACK
a p At 49, gsRsEalIy s9Id ut ss3
fully worth Csc; at 55c, the same generally sold
REsn.LE MESH GRENADINES (silk and Wool
at Toe. and s1.25-25c. a yard less than general
Their general stock of DRESS GOODS is the
largest now offered In the city.
DRESS GOODS reduced from 35c. to zoe. In Platds.
Striped and Solid Debcses.
They make sILkSa great speciality 1T Their stock
SILK sIii!' M0n al ALPACA at gle; -,
ALPACAS at &C., never sold for less than 60S. at
SILK L L IRE at 81 q s5c at ess 4oc yard
SO pieces Of the best PIQUEs ever offered at 1ssc.;
FRENCH PIQUEs mt 80 and 4Oc-cost 7Oc. to I'M
LACE STRIPE at 1896, soll last season at s7c.;
at csc. reduced from Coo:
The ECRU HAMBURGER NET at Csc, formerly
TUCKED SMGSLIN, Is yards wide, at Csc, for
mrrly sold at 81 .25:
$50 pieces WHITE and coLoRED TARLATANs
Also. "" WIG 9;t iR'It LAWNS. swIssEs, and
FRENCH oRGANDiEs at below any price ever
40 pieces '2y::-yard-wide sTEETING from zoe. u
l40 dozen ladies', grntlemen's and chidren's KNIT
200 pieces PAcIFIc LAWNS in the best styles
(fnll picces) at 1Oc.;
In add he sM ngs n sbeT 9n Sae G nst
ODeue,i 400 pieces more. my Ii
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The repeated assertions OF initiation jour
nails that Governor Tilden is spending
money largely to secure his nomination, and
that he spent large sums in his last two
campaigns in his State, are contradicted by
the Buffalo Courier. 1t declares that the
Governor spent no money in the State cam
paigns except for campaign documents and
printing, and that he has repeatedly refused
to furnish money to be used in any other
way. 1t also says it knows he is spending
no money now for the purposes alleged, and
that if any persons are spending money in
his behalf they are doing it at their own
cost - ~
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How They Should Act.
The Chatham Tribune says:

The Chatham Tribune says:
"While Tilden is our choice, and we be-
lievc from all we can learn he is the choice
OF the people in this section, if not OF the
great maiority OF the people Of Virginia, it
does not follow that we would advocate or
advise the Richmond Convention to instruct
the st. Louis delegates in favor OF any man.
On the contrary, we insist that Virginia
delegates shall 90 to the National Conven-
ton untrammelled, and we might readily
furnish many good reasons in support OF
this view. We are are also opposed to the
idea that the southern delegates should
make themselves oyer-prominent in the
National Convention. Let them consider
the field, cultivate unanimity, and vote solid
st the right time and for the right man. We
hone the claims Of no southern man will be
presented by southern delegate; and with
unboundcd admiration for and confidence
in Senator Bayard, we trust his name will
not be presented by southern delegate"
Certainly no southern mans name should
be presented to the Convention. Nor should
the Virginia delegates be instructed to vote
for any candidate. So far we agree wththe
Tribune. But there is much to be said in
favor Of very active participation by the
southern delegates in the proceedings OF the
convention. 1t will he their duty to advo-
cate and vote for n candidate and platform
that will insure the success of the Demo
cratic party in the presidential election.
Unless they do this the st. Louis Convell-
ton will drift into hopeless confusion and
be utterly barren OF good results. Plainly,
our northern brethren will not be able
to agree amongst themselves upon either a
platform or candidate that would render
certain the election OF 4 Democratic Presi-
dent. AS the South doesn't care straw
for platforms nor for candidates, except that
she must vote for such as will enable her to
emerge from the wilderness OF trouble in
which she has so long been wandering, hel
delegates will be admirably qualified to see
with clear vision the right track, and with
steady step to walk in it. The South is
i needed. Let her depute her best men tt
y perform the duty before her.
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THURMAN AS A CANDlDATE.-Itis generally
conceded that the action OF the Ohio Demo
cracy yesterday in declaring for soft money
choice for the presidency leaves Thurman
out Of the presidential race Washington
tetegrdnl- Baltimore Gazette, 18th.
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The ticket reading Tilden and Hendricks
seems to be popular among the Democratic
Journals. They turn up their noses at itout
in Indiana, however FribuIae. s..
| This action is chiefly important as regards
Thurman. Of course it avails nothing for
Allen. He is dead as Julius Cesar as re-
CARDS any prospects for the st. Louis nonli-
nation Wheeling Intsliigercer.
The note found in, North Carolina, and
said to be Mr.. Chandler's, the Norfolk Pr
:giniaa has seen, and pronounces ita fraud.
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THAT'S THE TICKET.-The Baltimore San
hits the nail on the head when itsays:
eve suppose that William Allen and his
followers may be counted out OF the Demo-
cratic fight next fall and there are many
who viii consider the cause safer with them
outside the party than in it. -
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OF the most prominent and available can
didate for standard-beurer OF the Dem
ocracy in the coming contest in November
Governor Tilden, of New York, is, in our
humble opinion, the most likely to lead us
on to victory. His public record $50 far as
is KNOWN is without blemish, and he
knows neither friends nor foes in an honest
and conscientious discharge Of his duties.
Up to this time we have been merely aclosc
observer OF the drift Of public opinion, and
have forcborne giving expression to our
preference until we could ascertain with
some degree Of certainty the. popular senti-
ment throughout the South. While there may
be others among the candidates spoken Of
whose official acts will bear the most rigid
scrutiny, the aceight Of public support seems
to be in favor Of Governor Tilden, and for
that reason principally we at this time feel
prepared to endorse his nomination by the
St. Louis Convention. We believe him to
be the best man OF any yet before the peo-
pie to oppose solid front to the enemy and
to crush him out Of political existence. We
trust that the Democratic party will learn
wisdom from a bitter experience, and act
with prudence in this most mornentous Pc
Rod in our national affairs. With unity OF
sentiment and r., fixed determination
to hurl from power the thieves
and miscreants who have made our
common country ga by-word and a
reproach" throughout the civilized world,
the humiliation OF Grantism and its adhe-
rents will be complete, and good and re-
sDected Government will once more shield
us with its protecting LEgis. AS we have
said in the beginning Of this article, Cover
nor Tilden with the lights now before us)
is our choice for President; but should the
St. Louis Convention unite upon any other
of the candidates whose name is before the
people we will give our hearty support for
the sake OF the cause which all good and
true men Should, and will uphold Vest
Point Star. y ----- ---
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MIR. Douglas.

In the Stafford county meeting reported
in our issue Of yesterday, General FITz-
HUGH LEE made speech iavoring the re-
nomination of Mr.. DOUGLAS for Congress,
paying a handsome tribute to his Congress
man and refusing to allow his own name to
be used against him. .,......-.
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The Ohio Convention made new era.
Articles in favor Of THURMAN or HENDRICKS ;l'lt;
written previously, must now be ruled out.
1t is not given to everybody to forecast the
future.
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MT THE FIRST OPEN-AIR MEET
ING, conducted by members Of the YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be held on the canal
bank above the Pump-lIonse TOMORROW Sunday
AFTERNOON at o'clock. , ~
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The fact is. there it but one candidate
left. and his name is UNCLE SAM. In this
Centennial year there is no other name so
suggestive or so prophetic Of victory as
IINnr SAaf - .--
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MyCOHEN BROTHERS, having become
tbe purchasers of an entire cargo Of MATING
which had been seized by revenue officials, arc ena-
bled to sell 1t below any price known for mat
ting.
They are also in receipt Of a large quantity OF
FLOOR O1L-CLOTH below usual price. my ID
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nTFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
w ssE xnd Bsoad strasssis DR.. u Az
RERst IL Rev. Dr.-J. CURRY at sH
z. NE Ell
Id SECOND BAPTIsN CHURCH
REV. 40. CfnesoS Vin preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. BE and Rey.C. G. BfTrING, BID, at p. NJ
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nCY"TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
(corner OF Twentieth and Broad streetsl.-Services
OIL SUNDAY by Rev. A. G. BLEDsoE. the pastor,
at IL 4. NJ. and S4 p. NJ.
Young mems praycr-mecting at 81 P. II.
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a DyseRUsTLED DEMocRAoY.-The only
exciting thing around the Capitol yesterday
was disposition shown by the Democrats
to =, commit the next thing to murder on ac-
count Of fhe result OF the Ohio Democratic
Convention. Some of the remarks with re-
gard TO Mr.. Allen were strongly uncompll-
mentary. There was disposition to repu-
Iiate the Ohio Democracy and go In on
some other basis. Generally the Eastern
and Pacific slope Democrats, and those OF
fhe West and South who favor hard money,
gave up the next presidential fgnt on Inc
eroundthat the Democracy cannot AFFORD 10
adopt a rag-baby platform; and they seem TO
feel that they could not carry ONO "l1iiouo
it. Washington Republican. .,''I..-.-,.. :
All right except as to giving up the hght,;
The Democrats can repudiate Ohio and be
only the stronger for it. @. -.e a. .
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TIE CINCINNATI CoNvENTIoN.-Cin Cincinnati,
May 1S.-Arrangements have been made
with various other railroads and with the
Chesapeake and Ohio from Richmond, Va,
at one full fare fer round trip.
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MY ST. JOHNS CHURCH.-Usual ser.
vices ut IL A. II. and 8 2. M. -r..s. s..t..s
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~ ST. JAMES AND MOORE MEMO
RIAL CHURCHES will be open for services as usual
TOMORROW. ~. -
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ME- MALN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH located between Pine and Laurel streets,
opposite Monroe Parkl.-Elder J.. l.. T. HOLLAND
on SUNDAY at IL 4. 81. and s PM aH
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IT REV. S. A. STEEL having returned
to the city, will preach at the BroadStreet Methodist
church at l A. II. and ut P. u. als..EE
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Me- THE ANNIFE R SAR9 OF
BROAD-STREET METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL will be held OH SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
AZ O'Clock.
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GRAND SCOTTISH GAMES AND
PICNIC.
The Fourth Annual Celebration Of the
RICHMOND CALIFORNIAN CLUE

RICHMOND CALIFORNIAN CLUB
will be held at the State Fair Grounds on MONDAY,
May 22, 1876.
The sports Of the day will be opened with an old
fashioned Scotch Reel after which the ring Will be
cleared and the programme, consisting OF eighteen
games, will be commenced.
Ono of the principal attractions will be q HALF
NILE RACE. opch'to al-entry 5 cents: first prize,
medal, value $l2; second prize, So; third prize so
Henry Mescos Bard and the Clubs Pipcrs VIII tur-
nish music for the occasion.
Dancing Will be conducted under the supervision
of an efficient committee
train of cars will run at intervals during the da!
from the corner of Beviders and Broad streets and
the Grounds connecting with the street-cars at the
corner of Grace and Belvidere streets.
Admission so cents; children under ten years, free
Tickets can be had of any member of the Club, or
at the entrances to the Grounds.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: John Max
we'll Peter COPELAND, John G. Craig, Thomas Alc-
Johnston. my 19-3t
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: NE ST.. AiRK'S (EPISCOPAL)
CHURCH.-Rev. DIR. JONES, of Brunswick, will
preach on SUNDAY ut IL A. M. 'f3@
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SPEAKER KERR. Private information from
staunton, Va, is to the effect that Speaker
Kerr is in a better state OF health than when
he arrived there several days ago. :tf
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LECTURES.

+. ECTURE.-REy. Z. N. PETERSON, OF
l.. Norfolk, will lecture at Clay-strcet Methodist
church ON TUESDAY NIGHT. May Esd, at 81
o'clock for the benefit of the Parsonage Society"
Subject: LABOR AND LAZINESS."
Price Of admission, 30 cents my 2O-S&Tu2t
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~ ST. ANDREWS (EPIsCOPAL),
CORNER BEVERLY AND LAUREL STREETS
Preaching TOMORROW, els instant, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, and p. n.
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!. mr. sEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
misunderstanding at11 A. NJ. and 81 T. NJ. by
Rev. j. Il. TYLER. .E!fs--IfnS ~ tfist r =
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~ NAY 16, 1876.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS

MORE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
It. r. PRICE 6 co. ....
are again In market, rcplenl,hins their stock with
many novelties in
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
PLAID SILK AND WOOL POPLINS, all shades
PLAIN SILK AND WOOL POPLINS, all shades
COLORED GRENADINES, for oversktrts;
BLACK BASKET GRENADINES;
PLAIN WASH GRENADINES, for mourning
STRIPED and PLAIN SILKS, every color;
BLACK FOULARDS and TRIMMING SlLhS;
MOURNING GOODS. great variety;
OPERA SHSWLS, entirely new:
LINEN EMBROIDERED SUITS. Tor trayelhnS
LADIES and GENTLEMES'S qNDEkHEAR,
UNDERWEA for boys and girls,
All shades of COLORED HOSIERY,
GLOVES CORSETS, &C., &C. my lG
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aT GRACE-STREET~B AP IT'S 7
by the pastor. Rev. DR..
HATCHER, To-MoIRow at II o'clock A. d. and Mt
n,cIock p M
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Fair War,,ing.
..a iislrnsti gllosss q Ion

ssrsa tacfnnatf com csdi Closes long
articlercesrning the defeat q IN as
~ Wa ,sarn MI cosssarned tffat tiIis lien
|s,ar,v l. n0tfo be held despicable on aseotinf
"a its WEAKNESS. It IS a iormidabis party,
re Re great schemes and extensive
interests. and.it Is differed By men VINO
have no scruples and few fears, and. whose 1sss
daringldesigns are executed With 4, no mean mean
ability. They propose to rule tos then put pun
noses the Democratic party, aud they WIN .1
attack the National Convention Win !a ut
same confidence and rude energy VIII WIN liz
they storrned the State Convention: VI yes
terday." ofI 81 a.S.t$., .,.rs,...,
To be forewarned Is to be forearn u,
Let the South prepare to see that these ONO
fanatics do not bring ruin upon the Demo-
cratic party. That is her mission now.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
,DICHMOND THEATRE.

THE LEE MONUMENT MUSICAL ASSOCIA-
TI0N,
composed of about one hundred Of our best musi-
clans, mt the request OF the Board OF Managers OF
the Lee Monument Association, VIII give
A GRAND FESTIVAL OF 3iUSlC
r.. Mt the abOve-namcd place on
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 30rHr and THURS
0.-.H DAY, JUNE 1ST, .a
for the benefit Of the Lee Monument fund.-.
In addition to the choice solos, &c. to be rendered
by distinguished home and foreign talent there VIII
he sung during the two evenings eight OF the best
choruses ever presented to citizens, by Handel,
Rhighini, Meyerbeer. Verdi and other celebrated
composers, with full orchestral accompaniment.
Admittancc 81 reserved seats 25c. extra
The sale of reserved seats will commence at
WAITS music-storc on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, May Gath, at 9 o'clock.
General admittance tickets can be had OF either OF
the following gentlemen composing the Board OF
Managers Hon. A. NJ. Kelley. president: William
E. Tanner, vice. president; T. William Pelnberton
secretary: John Tyler. treasurer; DR.. j. B. McCaw,
H. W. PickreIl. P II. Mayo, Colonel T. J. Evans, Dr.
Jud. b. Wood Robert Z. Brooke. A. NJ. Lyon, 0. IL
Charley, DIR. Joseph Woodward, j. II. Greanor
Stephen Putney, c. P. Rady. my 20-1w
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@ THE r UsLAR MONTHLY
MEETING OF THE BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION will be held with the
Fulton school SUNDAY NEXT at Pm. ITO i
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Pass the Word.

We have said our say elsewhere. Since
our articles were put into type we have re-
ceived the State OF yesterday afternoon,
which journal sounds the buge for a charge,
as follows:
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n- MISSIONARY ..MEETIN G AT
LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCL--The Mis-
sionary Society OF Leigh-Street Baptist church WIN
hold Its regular monthly meeting SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at 4 O'Clock. Rev. j. q. TYLER, OF the sew
enth-Street Christian church, and Rev. SAMuELC
CLoPToN win address the meeting. Singing by the
Sunday school. 81 -. ~! si-sFtf.rz ..-5t! f
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

RICHMOND, May 1S, 1876.
DYLAND II. NORYELL, ESQ.,: DEAR
LII sIR-At a large meeting OF citizens held on
the 18th instant. the followin. resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That r. Fl. NORVELL be and he Is
hereby requested to announce himself a citizens
candidate for the rr.s.
..,. CITY SERGEANTCY.
1t is sincerely hoped that You will comply with the
request, and thereby oblige
my 20-1t* MANY rFOIERs.
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rr BUY YOUR KID GLOVES AND
CORSETS at COHEN BROTHERS. They keep
the most reliable and cheapest in the city. my Ii
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MT YENABLE-sTREET 3 APTIsT
CHURCH.-Rev. G. F. BAGBY, Of Kentucky. will
preach at IL o'clock A. NJ, and Rev.iJ. A. FRENCH
at az o'clock p. 81. - -
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ny NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
CHEAP GOODS JUST RECEIVED!
WILLIAM TIIALHIAIER, col Broad street,
Is still selling great bargains in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.

A large line OF PLAID and STRIPED POPLISS re-
duccd from 10c to 23c. yard; .....-
Bargains in SOLID and BROCADE POPLlNS, &c. ;
BLACK GRENADINES, in plain, striped figured,
and plaid, reduced from 10c. to soc. yard;
BLACK ALPACAS at 25c. to S1-exra bargains;
500 yards WHITE CORDED PIQUES at 12Ag.
worth 20c.
A full line of PLAID and STRIPED. LACE MUS
Inns, PIQUES, VICTORIA LAWNS, SWISS
and CHECK MUSLINS, IRISH LINENS, and
other WHITE GOODs-all very cheap;
10000 yards best ACIFIC LAWNS at l0c. yard.
These goods are worth more money. Call early
and secure some of them. ..rF
pARASOLS! PARASOLS Wishing to reduce my
stock of PARASOLS ! will offer them from soc.
to 81 less than regular prices.
Great bargains in KID GLOVES, LACE and SILK
SCARFS. SASH-RIBBONs, STRIPED HOSE,
CORSETS, FANS, and lots Of other goods.
Don't fail to call on ..8s *. 1s..sl'.
WILLIAM TFALIIIAIER,
.myl3 at..s.g ..,.s.l SOL Broad street
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NrNEW PRINTS, PERCALES, CAM
BRICs, LAWNS, ORGANIZES. &c. just opened
and on the way. my L. X. PRICE co.
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lx2LATIoNIsTs.-The New York Times
hopes that the Democrats OF the country
will follow Ohio's foolish lead. It says:
ait destroys Mr.. Thurman's chances at
ST. Louis, and it makes the nomination there
of any man not acceptable to the Imitation
lists extremely improbable"
Not SO. The States in which the Demo-
crats.are so foolish as to be willing to stake
success upon the financial theories which the
Times speaks OF are all Republican States.
The Democratic National Convention will
not allow those States to drag the rest Of the
States down into the depths Of defeat. Let
the southern delegates behold the trap they
are expected to walk into, and let them dis
appoint orr enemies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-20

The Virginia People declares tol
Tilden as the most available man. Rich.
nond Dispatch.
The People did no such thing. We think
ike the Enquirer and Horace Greeley. We
advise to ego West. - Virginia People.
We certainly read st,ch a paragraph in the
People. But It's OF no consequence. Be
fore you see this paragraph, you will have
learned how unwise you were to commit
yourself to such . policy.