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NEXT OF KIN Of the widow and CT

NEXT OF KIN Of the widow and CHI
IN dren Of NATHANIEL CARPENTER. de-
ceased.-In proceedings under an order OF the
Chancery Division of the Supreme Court of Judica-
ture OF England, made In cause Of Rowe v. F1lz-
gerald, OIL the 18th day Of May, s77, any person
next Of kin Of Coryndon Carpenter, William Fsun;
tleroy Carpenter, Nathaniel Carpenter, or Bnshrod
Carpenter, who were respectively sons Of Doctor
Nathaniel Carpenter late Of the county OF King and
Queen, Virginia, United States OF America, VINO
died In or about the month OF April, 177S, leaving
widow and the above-named four children MN
surviving, invited to send In on or Deiore
the 3lst of DecembeT, as hereinafter mentioned.
The said Coryndon Carpenter 10 believed 10 nave
died In 1895 interstate and without issue, leaving g
widow. William Faunlleroy Carpenter Is believed
to have died at the end of the last century Interstate
and unmarried, and administration to his effects Is
believed to have been granted to Charles carpenter
on the 18th day OF February, l797. NaIhanlel
CARPENTER is believed 10 have died III the west IN
dies In i sO5, unmarried and Interstate. Bushfod
Carpenter Is supposed TO have died young. II y pe-
eyed that in 1913 he went with his mother 10 Ha,
fax county, North Carolina. The widow OF tne said
Doctor Nathaniel Carpenter Is believed 10 have mar
rled again afier his deaI All suoh persons claim
Ink 10 be such real or persona! or
heSt Of Mn, as are desired py themselves
or by their scltcttQfa 10 send NORGE or tnsir cla
to MesaH. POOLE D. HUGHES Solicitors 8S' Chan.
ess a sfas fsssSI la POOLE HUGHES
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] FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court.
house, VG., September II, 1677.-Editor
Lynchburg Nrgintan Several weeks ago q
lengthy petition signed by many OF the
substantial and influential citizens OF the
county; was sent to Hon. Thomas S. Be-
cock, urgently soliciting him to return TO
his native county. We know that Yirginia
win need her abiest sons in the next Legis.
iature, and4AppOmattox lis conscious chat
all good andtrue men will say welrdone' q
n.she send Thomus s., Bocock to represent
herti IN. the approaching session. He was
ann unced to-day as q cgndi date subject ia
the. county EonserY ative, Co ention, Which
Will be held October LIST. 81 u
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Postal Savings Banks.

a semi-oficial article appears in the
Washington Republican, which states that
" Postmaster-Ge neral KEY has for several
:'weeks past been considering the ques-
"tion'' of the postal savings banks, "and
"while be is not yet prepared to express
..any opinion on the subject, it is neverthe-
"less certain that he is at least favorable to
"the main objects OF the enterprise
This announcement is interesting, as 1t
may be presumed the Administration favors
the postal savings banks, a system which is
attracting much notice in this country, and
which has been tested and found good in
England. This is great matter. 1t is an
object OF decided moment that the humble
workers and small dealers should have their
little means guaranteed to them. The system
heretofore pursued gave the country, In
deed, some good banks; but it gave also
some that were very bad. The Illinois
State Savings Bank is signal illustra.
1ion of the manner IN which the hum.
Bile depositors too often lose all their
savings by the infdelity OF those whom they
trust. II the Administration Incorporates
in its policy measure proved to be so wise
and so beneficial to the poor az the English
nostal institution has proved to be it will do
the nation great service. We can apprc.
ciate the good effects Of securing to humble
Deople the results OF their bard labor when
we remember what terrible disturbances
have resulted from the indignation Of these
inst tf,rtin huJya fol a1
after robbing them Of their money. There
has been not little fear and trembling in
the populous cities on such occasions,
and the wise conclusion has already been
drawn from such scenes that it would
be better for society and for contentment
and prosperity if these outraged persons
could be shielded from such wrong. II
would be infinitely better for society II this
class could be protected in its little property
and encouraged to enterprise and economy,
instead Of being driven to sort OF aliena-
ton from society, deriving the impression
from the receptions OF which they are vic.
Tins that society is unkind and Indifferent
towards them, neither sympathiZing with
their sutFerings nor feeling anxious to pro
tect them, unsophisticated though they be,
from the arts employed to wrong and despoil
them. They are too important part OF
the community to be left to the fate OF trick
and combination, and to become prejudiced
against that society which derives so much
benefit from their industry and skill, and
which ought to be so ready to give them the
benefit OF its friendship.
The Postmaster General OF the GRANT ad.
ministration, Mr.. CREswELL, was an adyo.
cate OF the postal savings bank. His re.
ports presented arguments in Its behalf
and Mr. MAYNARD, member Of Congress
prepared bill for the establishment Of 1
postal savings bank, and introduced Il
into Congress at Its last session; but It wa.
never reached. This bill proposed tina
the ,r' should be "A central depository. anf
fhaf the Postmaster General should desk.
nate such suitable nonsy-order post-oficel
~ me ba,sinesso Of tie ID tory .niehs rs
yf,hss1
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COURT ORDER.

TN THE CLERk'S OFFICE OF THE
i CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER, IN VACATION, SEPTEMBER 10,
1877:
George ~ Lindsay and Others. Plaintiffs,
rs. z ~
John n. Lindsay, William d. Busick, Maggie E. Blu
sick and others. Defendants.
The object of the above suit Is for full settlement
of the accounts OF D. L. Jones, sheriff Of Hanover.
ceased and for the distribution Of her estate. And
affidavit having been made and filed that the above
named defendants not residents Of the State OF
Virginia 1t is ordered that they do appear here with
In one month after the due publication of this order
and whatever may be necessary tor the protection
OF their interests In this suit.
A copy-teste:
j. A. BROWN, Clerk.
SANDS, LEAKE, and CARTER, p.q
Sc 2J-E4M ..'.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, ONE HALF OF y BEAU
4 TIFUL LOT IN MAURY CEMETERY. APP.
ply nj No 16 Sixth street, between Main and Frank
lin. .E. 80
FOR RENT. 6E-OCTAYE PIANO, in good or.
der. Price. SO a month. Apply 1T Mr.. ". L.
WALKERS. corner Decatur and Twelfth streets
Manchester. at No. 16 Sixth street, between Main
and Franklin. Sc 1885
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The State newspaper appeared yesterday
evening considerably enlarged, displaying
its usual energy and buoyant spirits. The
editor, Mr.. CuAMBERLAYSE, is an indomlta-
BILE Journalist. = ------.- ~
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c. -.-----
EALL BOOTS AND SHOES -
CHEAPER THAN EVER

VNAl1. BOOlS AMI .Ilois'- &kD
CHEAPER THAN EVER
At JACOB MAYS. COT BROAD sTRf-ri'
Here are a few Of the ;ow-pr'ce go'>' 'h''' ''''
TOO man To mention All: 800 t
LADIES, GOAT BUTToN-EooTS, si''' a"1
1925: ,,or. .,,o.
CIII1 nREN's SCHOOL BUTION-booIS' SA'-'
,nIrS, GOAT and FoXED LACED SHOES ~
al.o5. 81 so. -. and np 10 -;
MISSES. SCHOOL LACED SHOES sl.-9 a'''
cuiLDEEN's LACED SHOES, Sizes from !"
1878 ,rrpco rIy
CENT? gMEN.S neat and stylish GAlIhN> '"''
s1.75: s,,,ors a,,o.
crSrrLENEN's neat LACED SHOES 10y,
CtILDREN'S fine sCOTCH-BOTlON 1''0t,n
Dunbar.s make, sl.5o-hc't-"eaFins s"'e9 -
town: .oa-,
Fine CALF CATERS for gentlemen, ;3.Z9 ah'
1915; --
LADIES FOXED BCTToS-BOo1s, So
HEAVY SHOES for mechanics and farmers'si'o
an, other cheap goods, too numerous l" ht"'i'''
JACOB MAYS, COZ Broad street
or,,.rs nv mail receive prompt attention.
closed SATURDAYS TIL 6:i3 L. u. ,s-su
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DEATHS.
Died, on Wednesday night, at the residence Of his
only son Of Mrs. Catherine and the late Frederick
Emmenhauser, in the twenty-frst year Of his are.
His funeral will take place from st. Johns (Ger-
|man) church, north Fifth street, THIS friday
|AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances Of the family are respectfully inyitedto at
tend.
Died, at his residence In Harvie, September eth
Dir. WILLIAM T. FRANCIS, in the dfty-drst year
Of his age. ..y...s-- .a-. -. -
His funeral will take place at l0k TO-DAY from
Sidney Baptist church. 1; s.isr ~,
Farmyille papers please copy. t
Died, on Sunday the 18th instant. In New Kent
county, WILLIAM e. TALLEY; aged sixty-fve
years. r. 100 49,
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ME- NEW GOODS ARE EXHIBITED
daily at SYCLE BROTHERS. sc 10

MET DON'T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
before you look at sYCLE BROTHERS.. No trou-
BILE to show goods: and you will find the incest as
sortment In the city. We will show on the
FIRST FLOOR
4 nice lot of FLANSELS, in all the coors and ut
an extra price:
We have sn extra large lot of CANTON ELAN
NELS, just received:
We have i new lot of NAVY-BLUE, BOTTLE
GREEN. and SEAL-BROWN SILKS, In all the
desirable shades, at 81 worth Sl.25 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at Csc. worth Soc;
BLACK SILKS Mt 75c. worth 81:
BLACK SILKS ut 81 worth Sl.25;
BLACK SILKS at Sl.25 worth $1.75;
The largest lot Of SILKS In the city You will find ut
selO SYCLE BROTHERS.
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PROPOSALS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

R. III. STRATToS. L...- id. HOPKINS.
n II. STRATTON & CO., GENERAL
IL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1914 CARY
all kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE and MER-
CIiANDISE. All business entrusted TO US shall re-
:ceive prompt attention. SAMPSON JONES. Jr., Tor
many wears engaged In the business in this city,
viii be with us, and viii he very glad TO renew his
acquaintance with his former friends and patrons.
Sc l2-dSW&w4t -ffg.9. .- 80
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100 - - St-7- -
MEETINGS..
MILITARY NOTICES.

GRAYS, ATTENTION.-Asse at A
" Regmental Armory on FRIDAY NIGHT g
next. at rs O'Clock, in undrcss uniform FOR n
BY order OF Captain L. j. BossIEU1. sc 20-2t
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EXCURSIONS.

BANQUET at Cathedral Hall THURSDAY, Sep
tembrr goth, at L. u. Tickets can lie procured ut
SO7 Broad street, at the Hall, from any mcm-
Der of the Catholic Benevolent Society.
EXCURSION down James river and through
Dutch Gap FRIDAY EVENING ut O'Clock pre-
ciscly. Tickets from any member Of the Society
and at the boat.
Kessuich's brass and string-band engaged for
ba nQuet and excursion. sc 1S-Tu,Th&F
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~ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE inn
ported the LEROY" SEAMLESS GLOVE, the
European cities. Their price for two-button In
BLACK aad COLORED Is &l.63. Also, the best
75c. KID GLOVE In the city. is
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FAIR.

T AIDES FAIR,
II AT THE TABERNACLE
Corner Of Twenty-si1th and Broad streets.
The ladies OF the ,LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CIIURCH have concluded 10 postpone their FAIR
until about the FIRST OF OCTOBER on account
OF the Indictment weather. Due notice viii be given
2l.1t
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Ne THE ROAD TO THE LARGEST
and cheapest stock of DRY GOODS in the city ends
at SYCLE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street. Sc 10
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DRY GOODS
PEAD! READ.! READ!!,
AND PROFIT THEREBY,

II yoa wan. FALL AND WINTER Goot,s n.
CARDozo, FoURQUREAS & co.'s.
Thy have just received a very large ou,n,,.,.-
BLACK SILKS,
which will be found twcnty I'VE nor ca,, .,
than ne game goods could be purchased ~ -.
siss sold last year at 1900 $50 this:
$50 200
S SO 2 2:ss
s:SS s sy5
COLORED SILKS
In ali grades and sha.e,
ENGLISH AND KNICKERBOCKER srITIScs
something entirely ncr-in all the latest coIors
BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVET,
at greatly reduced prices from last year.
EXCEEDISsLY HANDSOME ROBES
at s3S and $40 apiece.
Their BLACK GOODS department Is v~rr corn,
pete. comprising every quality and grade. They
sbow their BLACK GOODS Il. ,,,e stn,nge, ,iybj
thereby enabling purchasers 10 see any dtiec, thai
may be In the goods. ~
They making this season GESTLFHgy.e
FURNISHING GODlS 4 specially. Thev bay, =,
large and handsome >tncks OF these gorls can >.
a large lot OF CASSTHERES aud CLOTHS g.,
suits ami In pauis patterns. Gail ani these rpo,
before purchasing. n"
WIZ receive In the next few DAYS 4 ,zr-c h, 81
CARPETS, RUGS. and DRUGGETs. se2l
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS, AT WHIT.
~ LOCKS, l709 MAIN Observation-Disclosures
every steamer. Fall Dry Goods. bought at low igr,r,
and VIII be sold as,onishinsly cheap Several ra.,-
best-tnal1ty Prints AL the new styles: fine asSorr
lncnt l0~-prcc CassiincrcS- Twct,is Doe. kins &c.
Iabie-Darask and Napkins cheaper Than OYER h..
fore; new stock BamoraI SKIRTS sir,wIs Quite sr
that we intend to sell special drives t;.nlerner
attention particularly called 10 our fne a..nrt,n-u,
OF lightweight and extra heavy Unde-shirt< can
and examine my stock. J. q. WHIT 0f'E
Natu
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Engagement with the distinguished young character
actress Vie ... ..
-...... Miss GENEVlEVE ROGERS,
supported by FRANK f. AIKEN'6 superb dramatic
cOmnanY.
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REMOVAL.

DR.. CHRISTOPHER ,TOMPKINS has
i removed his office and residence TO No. 10
NORTH SECOND STREET, between Main and
Franklin ~ sc 19-eod5t*
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MONDAY, TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER "a, 25, 20.
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ENTRAORDINARI
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

TUST RECEIVED AT
~ 523 BROAD STREET,
between Fifth and sixth streets.
- pieces SOLID-BROWS POPLlNS,
Is pieces NAVY-BLUE POPL1Ns,
Is picces BLACK POrLlNS,
Is pieces DRAB PDPLlNs'
IL picces BOTTLE-GREEN PoPIlAS' Shlch
will be sold At one shilling per yafh' w. ~
goods are selling generally nj ZJc. l'"h Ial'
10 look AT rhcS.. goods before huSlhg ei.c"in.l'
10 pi..ces BLACK ALPACAS II l6c. worm -J',,
AZ &c. worth 3Oc.. AT 2Jc. worm 3iJi; =.
Ale worth 4Oc III 33r. worth ioE.aL 81
reduced from 50c. our Doe. Aacas are IIe
best ever offered for the money.
Is pieces CANTON FLANNELS al &C. worth
l5c. Look Al them. ,..,.,,r,S
800 different styles of LADIES and MISSES fAH-
CY HOSE. ,o,,rv,pu
SKIRTS. In large variety.
40 pleces FLANNEL, plain and I" He'd ID "H''e'
red, blue, gray and yellow.
All colors OPERA-FLASSELS.
RACK ChCHEMIRES NJ SOC. worm f1'.
CisSIMERES and WATER-pROOF>-a large -
sortmcnt ut low prices ,,o,,e ,u aud,
we are receiving NEW FALL GOODS driiy' an ,i
invite our friends and the pubic ~ seH'i'' ~ >
and examine our stock and low il,nc,rr1; . ro
500 Broad. between Fifth and SKI" streets
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GPECIAL NOTICE.
REMOyAL1 REMOVAL.

We would hereby announce to our friends and the
public generally flat we have removed to our new
store, No. 429 BROAD STREET, between Fourth
and Fifth. ..
Our stock is complete in every department, and
will he sold ut the very lowest prices.
SC slim COURTNEY & POWELL.
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UNDERTAKERs.
Hay d SUTHERLAND. es
lllsUCCEssonsT TO MURRAY zzzssf
FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS,

We keep on hand o full stock Of WOOD and
METALLIC BURIAL:CASES AND iCAskETS
nrices to SUIT the times, Also, FuRNITURE-RE.
PAIRING and UPHOLSTERINGd done In the best
manner, MIR. HAY having had an experience Of
twenty-five years with MIR. Murray In the under.
taking and Misunderstanding business. jy 3I-3m
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The remarkably successful romantic drama
81" MAUD MULLER.
Act I.-Engaged. Act II.-EstruLged. Act ILL.,
Parted. Act IV.-Rcunted. ... .-. -
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MARRIAGES,
DEATHS.

Married, on the 18th of September. by Rev. G
Huber, Mr.. FRANK +. FISHER and Miss EMILIA
RUPP; both of Richmond, va.
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M FIVE THOUSAND YARDS MORE
of remnants Of IRISH At s 2oT; %or,h
4, handsome lot of new shades in SCARFS just
opened at ..,5.r. S1CLE DiIo iftE"o'
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wTWO HUNDRED DOZEN LADIES,
EMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S KNIT
WEAR. purchased at recent trade-sales are offered
ut small advance at COHEN BROTHERS.. Their
stock Of NOTIONS and SMALL WARE Is sold
cheaper than ever. Sc Is
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4 handsome lot of new shades in SCARFS just
opened at r: .a:r.r- eioi'T Di'' i'lt''
six cakes SWEET SOAP for Csc: g.. o..
Look at our 65c. IRISH POPLlN worth 81 per
!"i'' 4 ,spools SILK for CSC:
-. yard ELASTIC for &c.:
yLASU SSf5 SHE siRT fS' at ST. made of
Walnsutla Cotton and Richardson's Linen.
We avn ,rsnts for the COOLEY CORK CORSET.
world ri ' You will find them In White, Blue, and
R1s e Ge 81 s zfS from 5oe nSso OF '"s'
rHREE-gyTGToN KID GLOVES at 75e'-leal
Look KAYE al our r: 45c. KID GLOVES;
e splendid BUTTON KID GLoYEats1;; -,
The larges. assortment Of HAMBuRGH EN-
EDGi i:Hi from &c. to 81, and all new patterns;
BLACK AtPACA a at 2Gc. worth WORT, s S5s.i
BLAGk k AAttPAcA at SOC WORTH WORTH s s5e
Beautiful >BBRIILiANTlSE az, s5e.-real value
Our 4Oc. ALPACA is worth Soc;
Our 50c.AI.PACAi is worth 65c.!
Oar Csc. ALPACA Is worth 9Oc.::
BLACK CACHEMIRE a. 5ec-s cheaI, ~ S noe
BLAC Ck G GAaGGHHESikE at SSSeeheap At
Our Il i ehsaPS I. siSSo pb g5 Witch
We have full Of M0 MOI ~ Rom Same Henri
tho newest STYLES or Mourning Ioous Soh oS iS1'4'
a LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS for Soc;
. najrs ENGLISH HALF-HOSE for VI
Good cALicohS a. ose sYcLE BROTHERS..
DON'T BUY YOUR CASSlMEREsL BEFORE
YOU LOOK AT OUR STOCh.
cAssnrEREs for mems and boys wear-a ful ana
Complete assortment:
m Nc for bovs' wear from 12Ero 6oc:;
ClSSISfERES from Acc. to so per yard
nonst fail 10 look 1T our so and 75c, CASStMEhES
New DRESS GOODS for fall wear opening daily.
BASEMENT. s..rss.T s.s-.,
We have a coInplete assortment of MATTlNGS'
oil CLOTHS for floor and table, MATS. CAk-
PETS. RUGS, BLANKETS COMFORTS
BIEACHED and BROWN - . ESI 2,
m,ANNELS,s CANTON FLANSELS, when
Will be sold at wholesale prices.
81. THIRD FLOOR. es ssf. y:5ayl
BRIDAL, MARSEuLES, and H0NEYCoMlB
,.ooT g II our 7oc. INVITE SPREADS; our 1926
SPREADS worth II ~ o II; ra Is,u ss,, them at
Persons wishing We VIII ae'l 'nein -
pa nsne Wishing samples will please enapostage.
Str,s.t paid TO ALL Orders
S'1A' SYCI. 10 BROTHERS, 81 kroan sLrsss3ss q
eoJo between Third aud T0urtn strefto
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THURSDAY EVENING will be produced the
new drama written for Miss Rogers BY 3. +: wolf,
Esq, author of the Mighty Dollar. entitled BOND.
Secured seats Al = sc 21-3t
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND DESIRABLE ROOMS,
- with use of parlor. bath, &C., can he procured
for a small family in family IN which there arc no
other boarders. New house excellent neigh5or-
hood, and in ten minutes walk from the poSt-ofice.
References given apd required. Address r. - care
OF Carrier No /, So 2O-3tN
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ss.CEST STORE.

- liz i lAAS w LAIN -
99-CENT STORE:
800 dozen FLINT-GLASS GOBLETS Al 99c
dozen-hve styles;
Very handsome WILLOW CHAIRS for Children
rs sets sIX-BALL CROQUET;
$50 DOUBLE-WARP l2-4 COUNTERfANLS,
A few more LADIES and ClllLDRES's AfkoNs
at 99c. pair; ~,
Our stock of VALISEs and SATCHELS Is again
complete: .... ,r,.,,
20 dozen more Of those large Liza aEN SAL
ELS with outside pocket;
4 beautiful llue Of G ,,TLEMEN NEsI-
CHAINS;
Our POCKET-KSIvE are superior In quality anu
our assortment equals any IN town;
. fall line Of MEMS SOFT HATS;
An our patterns of SILyER-PLATED TEA ana
| TABLESPOONS warranted plated on white
metal;
All shades Except blonde) in our large REAL
HAIR SWITCH;
dozen of those elegant large WALNUT-ToP
TABLES;
Our new STEP-LADDER, with bracket for pail.
ANY one Wishing d catalogue viii have 1t mailed
them free by sending address to
w. A. STEVENS,
Sc Is QUO bteao SUI.
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Maud Muller on summer day
Raked the meadow sweet with hay"
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CLOTH
TOHN LlxT0UCHE, IA
g. ...-....s MERCHANT TAILOR,
Na. 4 TENTH STREET

has lust received varied assortment Of CHOICE
GOODS, both foreign and domestic, which he will
make up In the best style and at very moderate
r - - SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
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p o \ R D e.

DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
can be obtained by applying at 400 Franklin street
corner OF Fourth.
A few DAY-BOARDERS can also be accomno.
dated sc 17-cod3t
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AMUSEMENTS.

plCHMOND THEATRE.
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BOOKS. ~TATIONERY. &c.

TREBEL'S KINDERGARTEN OCCU
PATIONs FOR THE FAMILY.
Each In an elegant and strong paper box, contain
ing material, designs, and instructions.
Price, IS cents.
l. Stick-Laying.
2. Network Drawing.
8. Performing (prickingl.
4. Weaving tbraiding)
5. Embroidcring.
6. Cork or Pcas-WOrk.
7. Plating QnIcrlacing slats.
s. Ring-Laying.
9. INTERVIEWING Paper.
10. Cutting Paper.
ANY one Of the above sent postpaid To any al.
dress on receipt OF rs cents.
J. II. ELLYSON. Bookseller,
sells 1ll2 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-21
T OW PRICES WILL TELL,

SEE THE BARGAINS IN FALL. GOODS
now OPENING At
JE J. Us NJ IER'S.
G03 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-21

We are agents for the COOLEY CORK CORSET.
1t the bes-Weari9g and tttnS t Go sine IN s ,nG
P;nk from Al 10 81. 80; and thousands of other
makes of CORSETS from soc. to IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-21

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We have complete assortment Of MA At \ 3
pETs. RIGS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS
BLEACHED and BROWN 70 u ES I CS
WANNELS, CANTON FLANSELS, Whlcl
will be sold at wholesale prices.