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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06
FIRE ESCAPES.
An Interesting Discussion.


Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 5. - The
National Association of Fire Engineers
considered the subject Of the best
methods TOR fire escapes to-day. Col
onel johnson, of Philadelphia, offered
a resolution, which was adopted, rec
ommending law compelling owners Of
all hotels and factories to erect per-
manent iron balcony fire escapes, COW
ering two or more windows with iron
ladders, extending from story to story,
until they reach the ground.
Very complete arrangements are be-
ing made for the reception of Presi-
dent Hayes. General Cheatham has
been appointed chief marshal of the
day
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06
Peculiar Crookedness.

Toledo, Sept. "a new kind of
crookedness has been developed in this
city. The gauge Of the barrels of the
West Chicago Alcohol Works, shipped
here, having been cut by Gauger Case,
and that establishment making issue on
the gauge, a barrel was emptied and
taken to pieces, when it was discovered
that the wood around the bung-hole
had been trimmed out, SO that the guam
tity Of spirits was apparently increased
by at least one gallon. The result Of
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

At the last review at Paris one NJ.
Dumont won 10000 francs by betting
that by 8 O'Clock he would partake OF
an ice not made on the ground and
served by no human hand. At 2:5t
his retriever trotted up with, in his
mouth, a can containing a vanilla ice,
with which the faithful animal had been
entrusted three hours before.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06
TELEGRAPH|C
NIGHT REPORT.
WASHINGTON.
The Sitting Bull Commission.

Washington, Sept. 5.-There was a
conference at the War Department to-
day, participated in by Secretaries Nc
Crary, Evarts and Schurz, General
Lawrence and Colonel Corbin, Secre-
tary Of the Sitting Bull commission.
1t was decided that the commissioners
meet at st. Paul on the 18th instant.
General Lawrence and Colonel Corbin
leave tomorrow for that city. Instruc-
tions are prepared for the conduct of
the commission.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

THERE is no positive information at
Washington as to the exact position of
Sitting Bull. 1t seems to be the belief
of the War Department that he is still
In Canada, and under the impress
sion that the commission will go to
Canada and demand his surrender.
Canada will probably tell the commits
sion to take him.
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FOREIGN.
Banished from Constantinople
expenses.

Constantinople, Sept. 5. - Redif
Pasha and Abdul Kerim Pasha, with
the commandants of Scutari and
Schipka, and ten other officers, have
been banished to Lemnos until ter
mination of hostilities, the commission
appointed to try them being at present
engaged in other duties connected with
the war.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

THE Iowa Democrats talk about de-
manding representative in the ma
tional government, and urge General
John NJ. Corse for Sergeant-at-Armso of
the House. As the Iowa Democrats
have not even one member of Congress
their prospects are wretchedly slim.
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The Colored Masons.

Chicago, Sept. 5.-The general assem-
bly, Of colored Masons of the United
States, continued its sessions to-day.
Some resolutions and rules important
to the order were adopted, all tending
to harmony and unity inside the order,
and looking toward securing recogni-
tion from the white Masons of America.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

BEN DE BARS last words were :
"Get the house ready to open right
away" Two hours later he raised his
arm, pointed upwards and died with a
smile on his face.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

WENDELL PHILIPS thinks the Cana
dian authorities are bound to shelter
Sitting Bull by the same principles that
constrained them to protect the fugi-
tive slaves.
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The Hannibal & St. Joseph Railroad
Imbroglio.

st. Joseph, Sept. 5.-The case of l..
w. Morse VS.. the Hannibal & St.
Joseph railroad, for the appointment of
a receiver for that road, which was set
for hearing at Chillicothe to-day, was
continued till the fourth Monday in
this month. The postponement was
made on account of doubts arising as
to whether the judge had power to hear
the case and make the necessary orders
in vacation, he having finally adjourned
his term of court before the day set for
the hearing in court. Dispositions are
to be taken in New York and Hanni-
bal, and the attorneys for the plaintiff
say they have no doubt of their ability
to prove the allegations of their posi-
tion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

OUR distinguished American now
travelling abroad has been "filled with
emotion" on account of his new title.
1t is now Ulysses Simpson Grant, l.. L.
D., D. c. L., Burgess of Edinburgh,
Scotland
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MISSOURI.

Death of Prominent Citizen.
st. Louis, Sept. 5.-Daniel W. Bell,
one of the leading wholesale dry goods
merchants of this city, and successor to
the firm of Henry Bell & Sons, died yes
terday, after brief illness.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

AT conference between Evarts, Nc
Crary and Schurz, at the War Depart
ment yesterday, it was decided that
the Sitting Bull commission meet at st.
Paul on the 18th instant. Gen. Law
renee and Col. Corbin leave Washing
ton to-day for that city and carry with
them the instructions for the commits
sion
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

THE Democrats are now trying to
make some capital for their party by
repeating the fiction that Senator Conk-
ling says Tilden was elected President.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

THE Salt Lake Tribune seems to
favor the Smith faction in the fight for
the place made vacant by Brigham
Young's death.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

it is that the Alcohol Works pay to R.
Brands & Co., 5000 Us deduction on
their purchases on account Of this
fraud.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-06

THE lowest price of gold in New
York for over fifteen years was reached
yesterday-1O34.
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The Daily Leader.
Ss-Oficial paper OF the City, County. Ter
ritory and United States.
GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 1O3a

THE Pennsylvania Republican State
convention met at Harrisburg on
Wednesday.
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The U. S. mail carried free. We have
first-class eating stations, and the
division agents take all pains to secure
the comfort of passengers. The route
is well protected, having three military
posts on the road, leaving only 40 miles
between military camps, insuring safety
over the entire route.
]. T. GILMER, NJ. T. PATRICK,
NJ. SALISBURY, L. VOORHEES,.
(marl.jawtf,
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FELT CARPETINGS % to45 cts per yd. FELT
CEILING for rooms in place OF Plaster. FELT
ROOFING and SIDING. For circular and
Samples, address c. j. FAY. Camden, New
Jersey. sepI-dawlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-31

~ PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY
this and next week should no! forget To call ut
SYCLE BROTHERS.. They have the most eHtell-
sive stock In the city of Richmond, and at prices to
suit the times.
In our Dress Goods Department We have every
shade. COLOR and style.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS ut 12ac.;
Nice DRESS GOODS at one shilling per yard;
Handsome DRESS GOODS at Csc;
Beautiful BLACK CACIfEMIRE at 40c.;
100 LACK C!4CIIEMIRES reduced to 7oc.;
125BLACK CACIEMGRES reduced to 90c-;
COI,oRED CACIIEAIRE from 624c.. to 9Oc per
yarl-al shades;
o5O pIcccs BLACK ALPACA from one shilling 70
81 per yard. II any person wishes all ALPACA
DRESS they can buy 1t from SICLE BRO
TIERS for twenty-five per cent. less thah any
where else.
Good CAsSH1ERES for so, 75c., 81. and 1928
per yarG-an extra large assortment;
CLOAKS. SlIAWLS, FURS, Il o l. f a X ID
SKIRTS. and CORSETS-a large stock to select
Ladies, 'Gentcmen's, and CllIdrcn's UNDER
WHITE FLANNEL at 52h e9 ~ 20 Pa ana &c;
orr PI Ain and COLORED SILKS are the cheap
est in the city. Don't fail to look at our 81
200 pieces pieces of LINEN CRASH at Oc, real value
4 large stock OF WHITE ana Col-oSEb DIAN
BI,hNkETS from IL .25 10 81 a pair:
We call special attention to our S3 and ~ BLAN-
sILK ,ao large e ass9rmen; ,,rs
Y5ys SSI ~ ss0f TR ne hs aud all the
latest style TRIMMINGS;
$ aRS a261Es from !" 'T 7Ss and
sHEETiNGS, TABLE-CLOTTS, NAPKINS, OIL
CLOTHS, BED-T!CkS, and DAMASh at all
prices to suit everybody:
HANDkERCHIEFS. and COLLARS and
CUFFS at reduced prices;
dozen, real value So per dozen, and thousands OF
other goods that we could mention but for want
Of space.
Persons Wishing samples will please send postage.
Goods sent G. 0. D. Special paid to orders
Come and be convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS.
L the place to buy your DRY aud FANCY GOODS.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
311 Broad street,
oc27 between Third and Fourth streets.
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Election Law.

The act of the Legislature passed last
winter provides: ......
an he 1.-THE person offering to vote] pro-
ducc \ receipt OF the proper officer for the
n,yment to the State, at any time prior 70
the day OF election, Of the capltatlon taA
rcouired by law for the preceding year, OF
ON failure TO produce such receipt he sIaii
sbow by satisfactory evidence that the same
has been paid prior TO the day OF election,
or that he has attained the age or twenty
one wears since the expiration OF Sald pre-
cedinc wear, and, there being no objection
made. the said Judge shall, without opening
The ballot or permitting the same to be eX'
amined Except to ascertain whether II Is
n single BALLOT, deposit the same IN the Dai-
lot-hox, > and said judge OF cleo
ton shall cancel said capitatiop-tax receipt
before returning it to the voter"
twill be seen 81 . 3"
First, that practically the commissioners
of election are the sole judges. II tue evil
dence that n man has paid his capltatlon
tax be satisfactory to them, they must
allow him to vote.
But. secondly, there being three classes OF
possible voters-namely, those who have
paid the tax. those who have not paid 1t
though assessed. and those who were not
assessed at all-it follows that list OF de-
linquents will not to the judges OF election
be satisfactory" evidence that those
whose names are not on that list have paid
the tax, because thousands OF persons
whose names are not on that list We're not
assessed at all. So that the judges or COM
missioners OF election must have, not list
of the delinquents, as we hear it said the
City Committee proposes, but list OF those
who have paid the tax, inasmuch as all the
persons whose names are not on this list are
disqualified. The delinquent list is almost
worthless. 1t contains not one Of the names
OF the thousands who were not assessed.
The list OF those who have paid is the thing,
since all whose names are not on it are de-
linquent and disqualified, whether their
names are on the delinquent list or not.
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THE Fair

-upened yesterday under favorable au-
s,;ces. except that a drizzling ram began
about O'Clock, somewhat to the annoyance
OF the multitude. The excitement concern
ing the arrival OF the President operated as
n diversion from the FAIRGROUNDS, ana the
races, which had their first day yesterday,
as well as the Fair.
We make full reports OF all the proceed
incs Yesterday, which the reader will hnd
in the local department.. e...
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DEATHS.

Died, at the residence OF his mother, corner Thir~
ticth and streets. at ~ O'Clock Monday evening,
+. Brantwhite: aged two years, one month and
twenty-nine days. '...... w.
His funeral will take place at the residence OF bis
and friends are respectfully invited TO attend. =
Died. Mt her husbands residence, No. GIL nerth
Twcniy-seveuth street. of typhoid-fever, on the
29th Instant, Mrs. ROSA G. COLEMAN, wife of
W. j. Coleman, In the tSenty-seVenth year OF nor
aye.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend her fu-
neral from said residence TO-DAY tWcdncsday)
31st Of October, at $50 O'Clock.
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4itl,n,olll nispattl|ll:.:
Observation-Disclosures 81, 1871.
The Reception Of the President.

The public demonstration Yesterday IN
honor OF President HAYES was marked with
as much warmth Of public feeling as was
ever witnessed on such occasions in R,ch
mond. The whole affair was creditable and
exccllently performed. The display was
admirable, and the honor paid the tresr
dent was worthy Of him and worthy OF the
peoplc OF Virginia. The ovation was III =
word, earnestly and nobly made ana grace
fully and heartily acknowledged by Inc JUS.
tinguished guest. We refer our readers 70
.ho a.,o;,s os the proceedings, to be found
in another part Of this mornings Dtspotcn'
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We shall be happy to see our BROTHER
JOURNALISTS in the Dispatch Office. We ten
der them the use OF our Office and facilities
during the Fair, as indeed they are always
at their service whenever they are in the
nifC
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D0.CENT STORE.

g0.CENT STORE.
DECEIVED At THE
99-CENT STORE,
the finest LAMPS we have ever offered, several DIFF
fercnt styles, trimmed with ArEand burner,
scven-lnch shade, and chimney complete, for
39c.;
Also, a fine broad-hase LAMP and CHIMNEY that
we sell two for 99c.;
A large lot of MIRRORS, three styles frame
Also, a smaller MIRROR, two for 99c., and IN ex-
ira large and FINE GLASS for $1.9S;
An elegant line of BRONZE MANTEL-SETS, the
finest goods we have ever offered;
Five cases of WALNUT BRACKETS, WALL
POCKETS, TOWEL-RACKS, &C, &C, very
large, and extra fine finish;
Another lot Of those LAVA CASPADORES ut 99c.
pair;
The finest line of DOLLS, large and small, 10 be
seen In the city;
CUILDREN'S FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS, ROCK
ING-HORSES, CHAIR-ROCkERS, &C.;
4 full line of WORK BASKETS, EURSERY-BAS
KETS, LUN C II-BASkETS, SCRAP-BAS-
KETS, &C.
Catalogues sent free to any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
Oc26 sos Broad street.
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ny"IIIE CRY is STILL THEY
COME"
r. X. PRICE co.
announce that second supply of desirable
FALL FABRICS
has arrived. These embrace, in part,
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and MATE
LASSE CLO4iKS;
Foreign and Domestic KNICkERBOCKERS
'BOURETTES, CASHslERES, and other latest
novelties.
To their stock of BLACK SILKS they invite spc-
cial attention.
COLORED SKIS, In newest shades, a. Fl;
New and nobby designs In French. English, anu
American CLOTHS and CASSI MERES.
This department receives particular attention
which assures the buyer III getting just the arucie
represented oo,r. ro,r.pco,a.
CUES HANDkERCHIEFS: Kid, Dogsklns
Berlin, Castor. and other GLOVES;
The best assortment OF gentlemen's SCAkFS In the
RIFF iNGs, EMBRoIDERIEs, LACEs, and
other articles for the ladies'; ,,r,,.
An assortment of LINENS and CRETONNES tnat
can please the most fustidious;
SILK, CAMBRIC, and ALPACA UMBRELLAS
CASHMERE. MATELASSE, and SHETLAND
WOOL SHAWLS.
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
ocl8 11o1 Main street.
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Oc 3l-1w

T7HE VALUABLE FARM. IN HANO-
ROAD EIGflT MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
CHLLED "LIBERTY HALL CO ONT ~ Nc.
ownar offer for sa lie this truly valuable FARM, con-
\ sining by recent survey 477is ACRES, of which
about two thirds arc open Land OF good quality
lind nr,oduccs corn. wheat oats, and Is peculiarly
well adapted to early vesctabies Watermeions &C.
family. The DWELLING is on a beautiful emil
mcmcc. surrounded by shade-trces of prlmeyal
growth. Possession given In short time. tficc
~ W. GODDIS,
oc oo-ot Zeal Estate Auctionecr.
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CUBURBAN FARM FO r SALE:-
- EDGEWOODa beautiful SUBURBAN Earn
Of Jag ACRES. 80 Of which arc finely tm1 ~ fn
the balance is highly improved ana anapteu 10 sae
,a hes vi an attractive TWO-SToRi FRAME
DWELLING containing six rooms, the usna a n Out
from, st,e city of Richmond, near the AgrlcuuuraI
Fair-G Grounds on The Hermitage road-onc Oh Oh the
most attractive drives around ltchlI,oha, VII !,
front also on the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG oh"
Potomac railroad. Apply TO neo>- !, ~
tt .r-. - Real Estate Agents.
s..s.. .11l3 Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
By Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estase Agent and Auctioneer'
1912 Main street.

COMPLETE AND SPLENDID SET OF
u FIRST-CLASs TOBACCQ-FACTokY FIN
TURES, COMPRISING EFERITilING EXON
THE LARGEST TO TIE SMALLEST Thing
NECESSARILY TO CARRY ON THE MANIFAtC;,
firing BUSINESS ON 4 LARGE SCALE, FOX
SALE PRIvATELY.-At the request OF me owner ht,
manufacturing business, hereby offer the FIN
TURES in his factory for sale. They arc all Ill per-
feet order, and include
STEAM-BOILER. PIPES.
SCREWS, PRESSES, SHAPES,
POTS. BANDS and CASINOS.
LICORICE-BOIIERS,
BENCHES. DRYERS.
OFFICE-FURNlTURE,
IRON SAFE, &C, &C.
In fact. the fixtures are too numerous 10 mention
Included In the sale will be several well-estahishcd
BRANDS, which lave good reputation ut homea ana
abroad. -
An inspection is most cordially invited, as parties
will at once be convinced that 1t is OF the most
completc established factories. equipped fully for
the business, ever offered for sale.
The factory he rented upon liberal terms, and
1t has fine capacity 10 its interior and yard adj
vantageS.
TERMS: Will be made extra inviting.
For particulars, apply to the undersigned.
ROBERT II. LYME,
oc 27-1w Auc'ioneer
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.n,.v ~av,T,yrs, y-v,gfIatsISsA.
BANQUET.

- SSOCIATION ARMY OF NORTHtEaKsNn
a V1RGINIA BANQUET, NOVEMBER 1;lola
at CLAIRE HOTEL mn nase Of a Delegates
rho committee must limit the preparauons, IL II
desirable that az who intend to be h Es of LEROY
S Q GriHW nv SRDS. n. A. BRASDER, and CARLTOS
MCCARTHY. 90 16-code
Tickets. $3.50. w .o-(o~o
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NE ALL-SAINTS' DAY, THURSDAY,
lsr NOvEMBER.-Divinc service ut st. Pauls
church at IL o'clock. In the notice given on last
Sunday mistake made In naming the hour.
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oc 3O-2t
HARMS FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, the large and elegant an Ell:
Il THREE-ST0RY-AN D0u El.5
BILE BRICK RESIDENCE containing eighteen Enns; \
streets. The house and premises have al modern
conveniences In good order. with al necessary out
houses including brick stable and carringG-iousc.
Thc lot is 6J feet front by $50 feet deep and the To-
cation a most desirable one. For terms Apply on
The premises. - NC I3-sM
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IMPRoYED STOCK.
IMPROVE YOUR DALhf eIoCh EAF

IMPROVE YUUk DALh o1U0'h tEEH
AND SWINE. III.
Eourr u FIR D-BO1)k JERSEY tAlderney) BULLS
from 1nie to- Ave Years old, four BULL CALVES Of
same breed from Herd Book, sires And dams of best
seiected butter stock; three AYRSHIRE BULLS
from one to thrsc years old, from Herd-BoOk etres
and dams and already registered. single cross
with any of the above Will Mt once double the value
J Ten pi1re hERKshRE sOws, from one 10 two
years old, and served by Herd-Record Berkshire
to three years old, bred from best Hefd-Record
stock. and three now registered one ESSEX BOAR
one year old. Also BERKSHIRE and. ESSEX PIGS
bred from best imported stock, Apply at the Fair
Grounas or address A. Z. or nj. b. ROWE,
&c oO-d4t&W2t Fredericksburg, Va.
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T A \ D s.
have in my charge for sale large number Of
mcnis and LARGE and SMALL FARMS, with and
without buildings. in every section OF the State.
Many of the large estates are situated on the James,
York RapDahannock, aud other rivers. ana many
of the small farms lie near the city. Also. NINE
RAJ. TIMBERED. and GRAZING LANDS III
e ~ GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
oc7o-7m lO1l Main street
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NET c Ii A NJ p AGN E.

DUST landing In New York, direct from France,
- iii $50 GASES: CHAMPAGNE 'tt"2'l !
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY, NAPOLEON CABl-
NET, AND PREMIERE sERRE-
selected by me- aud superior that Of the last sew
eral years, being Of the celebrated 1874 vintage.
OSCAR CRAM,
oc 2O-2w No IA Governor street.
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HOT DINNERS.
VISITORS TO THE FAIR.

THE LADIES OF GRACE-STREET PR EIHf
TERRAIN CHURCH, having rented the im .a,a rod
to furnish HOT DINNERS daily ut the Low Price
Of so cents lunch % cents; icc-crcan' ann c;sc
% cents. ------
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~FAIk GOODS, FAIR PRICES.

nGFAIR GOODS, FAIR PRICES.
JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS
Is AT
TTALHIMER BROTHERS. Col BROAD STREET,
where they are openinga very large and cheap stock
of GOODS FOR TIE FAIR and invite the special
attention of visitors and the public 10 eXaInne their
extensive stock. Extra inducements offered for the
Falr-wcek. Don't fail TO give a call.
just opened 90 pieces new and pretty styles DRESS
GOODS from l2A to SOC;
PRINCES, BALLOONS, and BUTTONS to match
125 Sp pieces BLACK ALPACAs and CACHEMIEEs
from Ice. to 1926. Great bargains III Black
Goods. Give us call on them.
4 new lot Of CLOAKS just received, at extra low
prices, and invite a call for Inspection
- dozen BOULEVARD SKIRTS at soc. apiece
10 dozen To,i Bs0UjiiEvARD SKIRTS from 75c. to IS
large line Of sHAwtS, RLATKETs; T 2T!E3Ts 5
SHEETINGS, &C.. At the lowest prices.
25 dozen Ladies', Misses, and Gentlcmcn's UNDER
VESTS at soc. apiece worth 75c. Call and sec
them, rs they are very cheap.
We call special attention to department of CAS-.
wear. as we make that speciality. We are en-
abled to show an elegant assortment at eXtraor-
binary low prices, and ask call to see for your
wATERPRooF CLOTHS, BEAVER and CHIN
CHILLA CLOTHS for cloaks and orercoats-a
WHITE. RED. BLUE. and GRAY FLASNELS
at all prices, from l6 to 75c.ayar
very large variety Of Ladies and Children'S
STRIPED HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDkER-
CHIEFS. CORSETS, PORTE-1IONNAIES,
JET-JEWELRY, COMBS, &C.. which will he
sold very low in order 10 dispose of them quick.
handsome lot of SILK MUFFLERs, SCARFS,
and RIBBONS Just received, ut extra low prices.
Call and see them.
Our kID-GLOyE DEPARTMENT is complete
just received for the Far-wcek over 100 dozen
Ladies' two-buttOn Kid Gloves ut soc. worth 81
Don't fail 10 buy pair. 120 dozen Lailes
and Gentlemen'5 Kid Gloves from IL to 81
rlir--a full line. Give Us l call on Kid Gloves.
In Geptlemen's FURNISIIlNG-GOODS DEpAkI-
MENT we have full line Of White Shirts. IN
dcrs!irts. Handkerchefs, Half Hose, Neck-Iics,
ScarfS, Suspendcrs, Collars, &c, Ut very 10"
prices. - =,
CARPETS, very cheap, to effect sales. AS we De-
lirve In quick sales and small profits II VIII pay
'ou " THALHISlER BROTHERS,.
o,o5 COL Broad street.
S.B.-MR CHARLES HUTZLER Is now with
ia and will be pleased to see his friends anu GUS
toners at TIIALH1MER BROTHERS.,
nr On 801 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-31
Deal Esy.TE ATT PRIVATE SALE

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE S .tt.
nor SALE, LOT WITH LARGE fEa
nRICK DWELLING THEREON, wii,oM D.
Twelve rooms Kitchen, stable ana &C. t
s,his nronerty is In i've minutes walk OF Tue posi-
of;ce capto and blisiness-ccnire OF tue cry aiau
viii he sold at remarkably low figures ana OH yer!
i'oef"' '' '' GEoRGE s. yASIloN L son,
No : Tenth street, Skaters building.