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NJ PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY

@ PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY
this and next week should not forget to call at
SYCLE BROTHERS.. They have the most extern
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 Ike:
Nice DRESS GOODS at one shilling per yard;
Handsome DRESS GOODS at CSC;
Beautiful BLACK CACHEMIRE ut 45c.;
100 BLACK CACIIEMIRES reduced to 75c.;
l25 BLACK CACIIEAItRES reduced to 90c.;
COLORED CACIIEMIRE from 62l4c. to 90c. per
yard-all shades;
$50 pieces BLACK ALPACA from one shilling to
81 per yard. If any person wishes an ALPACA
DRESS they bny It from SYCLE BRO
THEIRS for twenty-five per cent less than any
where else.
Good CASSIMERES for so, 75c., IL. and 1925
per yard-an extra large assortment;
CLOAKS. SHAWLS,, FURS, Il o UL f V \ D
SKIRTS, and CORSETS-a large stock to select
Ladies, Gentlemen's, and Chdren'S UNDER
WEAR ut greatly reduced prices:
W WIiITE fkSk at IS, 40, and Soc;
CANTON FLANNEL from Sc; + to 25c:; ,,o o,o,n
est in the city. Don't fail to look ut our 81
200 PIECES piece; of LINEN CRASH at 1oc., real value
4 large stock Of WHITE and COLORED BLAN-
BLANkETS from s1.25 TO s1O pair;
We call special attention TO our S3 anu 81 BLaN-
KETS;
SILK VELVETS-a large assortment:
SILK VELVETS from ~ TO $40 per yard
VELyETEENS In all colors and shades;
BUTTONS. GALLOON, PRINCES, and all the
TT i , S W1fITE and CoLORED In two and
three button. KID GLOVES from 75c. to
srEEiTiSCiS. TABLE-CLOTTS, NAPKINS, OIL
CLOTHS, BED-TICkS, aud DAAiAsh at all
prices to suit everybody; oo,,,,
HANDkERCHIEFS, and COLLARS and
CUFFS at reduced prices;
Look at our LINEN HUCK TOWELS Mt $3.50 per
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 c. O. d. Speciaattention paid 70 orders
Come ana be convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS
Is tie place TO buy your DRY and FANCY GOODS.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
311 BROAD street,
oc27 between Third and Fourth streets.
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A new post-office is established at Bach
elor's HAIL. Pittsylyania county, Va, on the
route from Danvilie to Martinyille, with j.
NJ. Motley as postmaster. A new post-ofice
is established at Agner's Mill, Rockbridge
county, Va, on the route from Lexington
to Balcony Falls. with Andrew Agner as
postmaster. Charles William is appointed
postmaster at Sanfordvile, Accomac county,
Va, uice William C.. GLADDEN., resigned
William A. Pedigo Is appointed postmaster
ut Snead's Camp, Franklin county, Va,
vice Aquiiia Moore, Jr., declined.
IA New York, October 81. The bark Riato,
Captain Linden, OF Richmond, has arrived
at Rio Janeiro. The Captains wife died on
the passage. 4. . .... 81.
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WASHINGTON. October 31.-The Banking
and Currency Committee agreed by a vote
OF 7 to 4 to report bill repeating the re-
sumption act.
1t is stated that Potter will resign the
Craftsmanship Of the Committee on Texas
Pacific Railroads. It appears that the ma
iority of the committee are in favor OF con-
gressional encouragement to the road,
against which Mr.. Potter, as chairman OF
the New York Democratic Convention, is
somewhat committed. Potter is not by any
means opposed to the road.
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R.WELsH RELUCTANTLY ACCEPTS Phil
adeiphia, October 30.-Mr. John Welsh
stated this evening that, after mature DELHI
Grafton and with great ditfidence, he had re.
luctantly yielded to the wisdom OF the Pre-
sident, and had concluded to accept the
nomination Of Minister to England il lie
should be confirmed by the Senate. Mr..
Pierrepont has asked to be relieved by the
1st OF December, and Mr.. Welsh will en-
deavor to arrange his business affairs so as
to reach England about the latter part OF
November
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a New Ticket.

= HAGUE, VA, October 90, 1877.
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
j have just (by Academy seen the Radical
printed ticket to be voted at the coming
election. 1t reads thus: .
For Observation-Disclosures G. Wickham.
For nant-Goyernor-W. w. Doug
las. .....-.
For Attorney-Ge neral-I. Fl. Shields, &c.
May not this be quietly-planned trick to
catch Conservatives mapping?
I'VE are sure General Wickham is not q
party to the aboye.]
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ANEW CABINET TO BE NOMINATED.

~ ~
LONDON, October 3l.-Thc Paris cor
respondent OF the Times telegraphs that
the Ministers, having recognized the
necessity of retiring upon finding that
the Senate would not undertake the re-
sponsibility of their acts by according
them vote of confidence, have decided to
nominate new Cabinet. For this Cabinet
men OF the same policy as the present Min
listers, but having neither standing nor tai.
ent to overawe the Senate and the Liberal
party, have been chosen. 1t is thought the
approval OF the Senate may be obtained for
such Cabinet while the real power re-
mains in the hands OF the present Ministers.
A correspondent thinks that even the
Ministers will eventually recognize the i'm
practicability OF this plan, which, even il it
obtains the assent of the Senate. would be
secuted by the Chamber.
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A TRAIN OF CARS UPSET BY THE WIND
Salt Lake., October 30.-A passenger train
on the Utah Central railroad, coming south,
this noon, when near Pennington was lifted
from the track and turned upside down by
the wind. Two passenger-cars and bag
gage-car turned over. The Goals from the
stoves scattered through the cars, but the
fires were put out before damage was done.
Several persons were badly hurt, but are
expected to recover.
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INDIANAPOLIS, October Ex-senator Nor
toms condition remains about the same as
reported at noon to-day. He has retained
more nourishment and has suffered less
pain than at any time for three days past !:
but, while his friends are more hopeful,
DIR. Thompson does not encourage the
opinion that any permanent improvement
in his condition has taken place.
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heath from Exposure.

PAMpL1S's, Va, October 81, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The body OF Mr.
Armistead A. Smith, OF Charlotte, has been
found in the woods, some four miles from
his house. There are no marks Of violence
on his person, and it is supposed he got lost
and died from natural causes. He was some
forty-tive or fifty years old. y.
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that upon inspecting a pen Of sheep,
for instance, such thing could NOT es.
cape observation, and there would neither
be mistake on che part Of exhibitor nor
necessity to ssgosbebtnd the word 81 9 gen u
tleman." At another Fair committee gave
prize to penof ramlambs, one OF when
ram lambs was an eve lamb. Let the regu u.
lations be such that committees canno y, MANI
such mistakes. g. " ~ ~
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BANQUET.

| A SSOCIATION ARMY OF NORTHERN
N VIRGINIA BANQUET, NOVEMBER 1. 1877
at ST. CLAIRE HOTEL, immediately after the an
nual address In the hall of the House of Delegates.
As the committee must limit the preparations, 1t is
desirable that all who intend to be present should at
once purchase tickets, which may be had of LEROY
s. EDWARDS, II. a. BRASDER, and CARLTON
MCCARTHY.
Tickets, $3.50. 0c lG-eodS
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nv ATAH.

n,e =. Brandon. Va, oath octeber a. sa At Child
nnenmona, WILLIE I. RAWisNRSasw, IIug aged
and son o. hire months and aAys'
swe None ssHS Knew him bat 70 love him" ,e,,,-
Ma ,be residence Of bis mother corner Th,r
tes snd {. y6,'aess . a1n Of Mrs
TH n1rantshite: aged twenty-five years. one moatn
and twenty mine days.: -
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There was something OF archness in the
Presidents allusion, yesterday, to the COM
parative taxation in Ohio and in Virginia.
The point made in connection with the
maize disclaimer near to it was irresistible.
Now, what can the eXaggerators OF public
bprthCns say to this ?
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N~"IHE CRY is STILL THEY
COME"

r.. r. PRICE & co. ....
announce that second supply OF desirable
FALL FABRICS
has arrived. These embrace, III part,
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and MATE
LASSE CLOAkS;
Foreign and Domestic KNICKERBOCkERS
BOURETTES, CASIIMERES, and other latest
novelties.
To their stock of BLACK SILKS they invite spe-
cal attention.
COLORED SILKS, In newest shades, At 81;
New and nobby designs In French. English, anu
American CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
This department receives par tlcular attentnn'
which assures the buyer in getting just the rtlce
represented. ,.,,o-,,,c
CUFFS, HANDK Err GHIEFS: Kid, Dogshln,
RerIn Castor, and other GLOVES;
The best assortment Of gentlemen's SCAkFS IN tue
R1JFFFiffNGs, EMBRoDERIEs, LACEs, and
other articles for the ladies; =,
An assortment of LINENS and CRETONEES that
can piease the most fastidous:
SILK, CAMBRIC, and ALPACA UMBRELLAS
CASHMERE, MATELASSE, aud SHETLAND
WOOL SHAWLS.
Give them call. nn,,- oo
ocl6 1101 bfaiu street.
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NEW RAILRoAD.-On wednesday last we
were in Alexandria at the organization OF
the Charlottesville and Rapidan Railroad
Company, whose object is to build a road
from the Virginia Midland railroad at or
near Orange Courthouse to Charlottesville,
and thus supply the missing link in that
road Charlottesville Republican.
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Miss KELLOGG ROBBED IN MONTREAL
Montreal, October 30.-Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg, who is playing here, has been
robbed OF $3.50 worth OF iewelry and silk
dresses. Miss Lula Jordan is a sufferer to
the same extent. The articles were taken
from the theatre
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The ABYssIN1AN WAR.-London, Octo-
Der 31.-The IImeS'S Paris dispatch, re-
porting battle recently fought between
the King OF Abyssinia and Meulek, states
that the latter lost $1,000 men in killed and
wounded
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FLoURING-MILL BURNED. Reading, Pa.,
October 30.-The large f1ouring-mill Of
Aaron Yocum, 246 north Eighth street, in
this city, was destroyed by fire this evening.
The adjoining buildings were considerably
damaged. Loss about $4,000
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nTFAIK GOODS, FAIR PRICES.
JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.

JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS
r1rA1nr,ER pRoru + St COL BROAD STREET,
where they arc Opennga very large and cheap stock
of GOODS FOR THE FAIR. and invite the special
extensive stock. Extra inducements offered for the
Fair-wcek. Don't fail TO give us call.
inst opencd 400 pieces new and pretty styles DRESS
GOODS from 12h to Soc; ,-r,rn>-,, =, ..o,
PRINCES, GALLONS, and BUTTONS to match
la5 sp pieces BLACK ALPACAs and CACIIEMIREs
from Ice. to Sl.2j. Great bargains In Black
Goods. Give call OH them.
4 new lot of CLoAKs just received, at extra low
prices, and invite Il call for Inspection.
IL dozen BOULEVARD SKIRTS ut soc. apiece
10 d" 9a n B5oULiEvARD SKIRTS from 75c. to 50
A large line Of snAwLs, RLANKETs, 9TYT1ss,
SHEETINGs, &C.. ut the lowest prices.
% dozen Ladies' Misses. and Gcntcmcns UNDER
VESTS at soc. apiece worth 75c. Call and see
them, ashley are very cheap.
We eaI specal aieHti9T to our department of CAS-
wear, as we make that 4 speciality We nre en-
abled to show an elegant assortment n eStraor-
binary low prices, and ask a call to see for your-
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, BEAVER and CHIN
Sl1llLlSA CIol ilo iVi CiVdhS anu OfCICoatS-d
large line very ow.
WHITE, RED. BLUE, and GRAY FLANNELS
at all prices. from 10 to 75c. yard.
\ very large variety Of Ladies and Children's
STRIPED HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDkER-
CHIEFS. CORSETS. PORTE-MONNAIES,
JET-JEWELEY, COMBS, &C., which will be
sold very low I'm order TO dispose of them quick.
handsome lot Of SILK MUFFLERS, SCARFS.
and RIBBONS just received, ii extra low prices.
Call and see them.
Our KID-GLOFE DEPARTMENT is complete.
just received for the Fairwcck over 100 dozen
Ladies' two-huttOn Kid Gloves ut soc. worth )
Don't fau 10 buy pair. 12o dozen Lanlts
and Gentemens Kid Gloves from 81 TO ~ u
pair-a full line. Give liz 4 call on Aid Gloves.
In Gentemen's FURNISHlNG-GOODS DEPART
NENT we have L full line OF White shirts. IN
dershirts HandkcrchiefS. lfalf-fosc, Seck-IicS'
ScarfS, Suspenders, Collars, &C., at very 10"
prices. - ~
CARPETS, very cheap, to effect sales. As we be-
lieve in quick sales and small profits 1t Will pay
S'u - q TIiALHIMER BROTHERS.
oco7 COL Broad street.
N E-MR. CHARLES HUTILER Is now with
u.s. and will be pleased 10 see his friends ana Gus
toners at THEt.HlhEh bhOluEho,
nc Az 601 Broad street.
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COSEEe.rIOSERIES. &c.

TUST RECEIVED BY NEW 20 i II
~ steamer
25 kegs MALAGA GRAPES;
5 cases NEW SARblNES: ...,,,.,
! 900 cases CANNED TOMATOES AMI fhN ~ .
(Tinslcy's, HcMurray':. AMI Nu"is""' -
br3nl>l: .-.
10 boxes NEW. CROP LEMONS:
5 barrels NEW-CK0P CIKRANIo;
81 boxes EEW-CROP CiTRDE:
: barrels NEW TURKEY PEINE>:
500 dozen BRANDY PEACHES, I"Hf' '''
| 900 CARfHAGENA CoCOANuT>. .....
~. 40 LOUIS j. Bp>SiEt. \.
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LEE EQUESTRIAN STATUE.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEnS)
DISAPPOINTMENT ASSOCIATIONS. 7
RICHMOND, VA. October. 1877.
EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF GENE
~ RAJ LEE.-We are requested 10 give notice
that the MODELS FOR THE EQUESTRIAN
STATUE OF GENERAL LEE will be open for the
inspection Of the public in the Senate chamber TO
DAY Tuesday, from 8 4. NJ. to II 2. NJ, and so
from day 10 day until IL p. NJ. SATURDAY, No
yember 10th, upon the payment Of an admission
fee Of 25 cents. &C 30-tNolO
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BURNING OF PUBLIC SCHoOL.-Ch Charlton,
Ioaoa, October S0.-The public-school build
ing was burned here last night. Loss, $780,
nn1 b.
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Mt HEAVY DECLINE IN DIR Y
GOODS!-COHEN BROTHERS will offer Monday
the goth instant 6l CASES OF GOODS just pur-
chased In New York during the recent heavy de-
cline. among which may be found
SO pieces MUIIAIR LUSTRE DRESS GOODS at
1870;
SO pieces RICH DAN1AsSE at 1GAc., reduced from
Csc;
26 pieces RICH DAMASSE at Zoe, reduced from
3Oc.; at CSC, formerly sold at &c.; at 33c.,
Just reduced from SOC;
0 pieces ALL-WOOL DAMASSES, ffty-four inches
wide, in black and colors, at $3.50, former price
having been 1915;
As pieces ENGLISH CoLORED CASHMERES at
&c. reduced from CSC;
KSICKERBOCKERS at 33c formerly sold 1T 45c.;
KNIGKERBOGKERS at 40, so, and Coo:
KNICk ERBOCKERS at S1.75, ffty-four inches
wide, all wool and silk, reduced from So;
LUBIN'S SILK KNICkERBOCKER 1.-THE finest
goods importcd) at S1.75, formerly sold ut
1928:
DRESS GOODS IN endless variety at greatly re-
% pieces pieces PFAssARANT's BLACK and CoLoRED
GASIIMERES (the best goods imported) from
Coo. up-everJ grade warranted 25c. yard less
than regular value. OCT
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FAILURE. LOUISVILLE, October 3l.-E.
Holbrook, Jr., tobacco manufacturer, has
mode an assignment. His liabilities are $685.
O00
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ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA:
TyHE ASSOCIATION OF THE ARMY
l. OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA DIVISION.

The annual address will be delivered before the
Association by LEIGH ROBINSON, Esq, formerly
of the Richmond Howitzers, in the Hall Of the
House of Delegates at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, NOVEMBER
l, 1S77.
Officers of the Association for the ensuing year
will be elected, and other business transacted At
the conclusion Of the public exercises BANQUET
will be given at the st. Claire Hotel. Tickets. $3.50.
Soldiers and sailors Of the Confederate States who
desire to become members of The Virginia Division
Army Northern Virginia should apply to LEROY s.
EDWARDS, Secretary, No. 9O2 Main street. for
blank forms OF application.
w. II. F. LEE, President.
GEonsEs + E6 cTRIS1ssAs'} Secretaries.
oc 3l-2t
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IMPROVED STOCK.
IMPROVE YOUR DAIRY STOCK c@E
II

IMPROVE YOUR DAIRY STOCK fS3
Il AND SWINE. 49,
-Four HERD-DOOK JERSEY lAlderneyl BULLSs
from one to five years old, four BULL CALVES OF
same breed from HerdBook, stres and dams OF pesI
selected butter stock three A9RSHIRE nol -
and DAMS and one already registered slnsie Cross
With any OF The above will ut once double the value
"a Ten f1a nnre BERKSHIRE sOWs, from one to two
years serysd By ro@ SIX onns
", poe ,hron Tenrs old, bred from best Herd-Record
stock. and three now registered; one ESSEN BOAR
one year old. Also BERkSHiHE and ESSEN PIGS
b,d from best i'm ported stock. Apply at the Fair
Grounds or address A. z. or NJ. Is. ROWE,
oc 30-d4t&w2 Fredericksburg, Va.
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RIDING.
ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.


NEW LAW AND MISCELLANY.
1902 AND 1904 MAIN STREET.
BARTON's (Robinson's) LAW PRACTICE, So.
Same Interviewed for notes, SO.
BURROUGHS on TAXATION-Federal,S State, and
Municipal $3.50.
WHaRTON'S LAW ON EVIDENCE. 2 vols. Sl3.
WATERWAYS UNITED STATES CRIMINAL
DIGEST OF STATE AND FEp Z 4 l.
COURTS. IS.
ARCHDOLD'S CRIMINAL PRACTICE AND
PLEADING. Q vols. sl3.
ANGEL ON WAREHOUSES;. Sc.
STEPHENS'S DIGEST OF CRIMINAL LAW. SIS.
MINORS INSTITUTES. 2 vols. 5l5.
STEPHENS'S DIGEST OF THE LAW OF EVI-
DENCE. $3.50 and So.
FREEMAN'S VOID JUDICIAL SALES. $3.50.
WOODLANDS FORENSIC MEDICINE. $3.50.
TYLER on LAW Of PARTNERSHIP. $3.50.
SMITHS ELEMENTS OF CIVIL AND CRIMI-
NAL LAW. $3.50, ....
WILLIAMS & PERKINS ON EXECUTORS. 8
vols. $3.50. ..'.
All the new books are for sale published,
and assortment Is large and offered II low
prices. ...... 4.s
A priced catalogue OF 1850 OLD AND NEW
LAN-BOOKS Gnany Of them offered at hali-price)
will be mailedto any address. -.s. .
J.W. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, sTATloNERs,
PRINTERS, BINDERS,
PAPER-BOX AND BLANK-BooK
no l-3t MANUFACTURERS.
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HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND HowITZERS,}
n1n1IanNn ncfnhar 90 1877
AM USEMENTS.
M OF Ar T II A L L,

MOI ART Ii A LII,
EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN FRANKLIN
AND GRACE,
ELEGANTLY REFfTTED, SEATED, AND
SUPPLIED WITH SCENERY,
making 1t most desirable family resort.
TONIGHT, the last appearance Of the accom-
plished artistic Miss LAURA JOYCE, aud the fine
Comedy Company.
First time In Richmond Of the very ccssful new
Comedy Of
PINK DOMTNOS,
rs produced for $50 nights Ia Paris, 100 nights In
London, and so In New York.
Seats reserved at Wyatt's Music-Store
Admission, rs or SO cents. no lit
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THE CRISIS CONSIDERED VERY GRAY

PARIS, October 31.-The Republique
Franchise, in an editorial, describes the
present crisis as very grave, and says: " 1t
must be terminated or we shall be driven
into that most terrible OF catastrophes,
civil war"
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CspJRT ORDER.

VTHLIAMS'S EXECUTORS. " II 81
W SUE, &C, vs.. RAGLAApS LAE't!'''''
AND AIS,
IN CHASCEEr.
The following + nm extract IRON the i'.F,r H.
tered I'm this cause on III" l6ll al trtvt-F i"''
The Court doth adJttdac. order, MI" '!,tf'i ''' :
this cause be referred Ia CORNERSTONE i""''g'
court with Instructions to state IN" ioH""I"- d"
counts and To make the following lpIIEl' -" ".'
1st, An account Of all debts ana G"luiH'' 's''
The estate OF Gideon Ragland. deceased a.
~. An account OF the Transactions i'''',' - 80
Ragland rs caccutriS OF the estate -! "i"''" ''''
land deceased. .,
Sd. An account Of the real and ~ rSoiih' =, q, "
said Gideon RaIttnd, deceased, >ho"IhS .'i' I.'
sim Me value thereof, ana SHOWN. .ht @"""' a..
OF the real estate and "hclhcrthr r1nt' '"H ~ 81
of the real estate will pay his debts ~ "''
sth. An account Of the transaction 81 - 49,
Prtddy as administrator Of Elisha " !"'"",' ~.
ceased, and Of John ". Wright. sia.riu. a''a '~'
istral or d. b. H. Of said Elisha NltiiaIH>.
9Th An account OF The real and y'r~"i"n 80"
said Elisha Williams, deceased. II AZ! '"''' - 49,
If desired by any party. ,.-i,,.,,f, .,..-l
6rh. Auaceount showing What as'pc:!'in" - '' '
w. Racland, cxccuirlN. has male OF t4'' ,.t
estate OF her te>tator, Gideon R:t&Etht f.-
what money of her own has been rSl'h",t ,.r
In erecting building on tue reai cst1't 20 ~. ,h @
9TH Whether dover can De arsIGt'i ~ I,t.
| Leonor. W. Ragland In her 'fs h'''t'""
CouMlss IaSEK'S ufE5.A't
RICHMOND. October -, iH''' ,
The yrsr,ies Interested are hereby hnt,s' .1. r
have ttsc,i on FRIDAY the 23h Iay OF ~ W., n.,.
1877 at IL O'Clock 81, IS The lime. ana W. - III
on Eleventh between MaiG aud bahh S.t'' rt.s
place 10 take the accounts ana ni'Ae '''' 49,
directed by the foregoing decree. ry,NS.
80. ,.,tx Commi>H"n,''
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COMPREHENSIVE, &c.

'F1HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
l. FORE existing between CHARLES A. Der
RIaN and JOHN X. MCPI]Alln under the style OF
firm of EERRIAN & MCPHA1L, corner of Sev-
cnteenih and Main streets. and McPHALL & BER-
RIAN, corner of Twenty.sccond ana MAIN streets,
* rms day dissolved by mutual consent. ..
CHARLES A. BERRlAN assumes all liabilities
Of both concerns, and will continue the business ut
tl,e old Stand, corner OF Seventeenth and Main
streets In his own name. All persons having claims
against the late firms will present them for pay
IIcnt, and III indebted will please settle.
RICHMOND, VA, November l, 1877.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-01
r COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF

M COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
FER this week
8 pieces GUINET's BLACK SILKS at 1925, re-
duced from over So:
10 pieces BONNETS at s2.1o, formerly sold at
pieces TApIssIER BLACK SILK at 1855, for
merry sold at $3.50:
pieces TAPISSlER BLACK SILK at $3.50, for
mcriy sold at ~.
their various shades and qualities.
They will also offer
900 LACE CURTAINS at $3.50 set for two win
ESQ LACE CURTAINS at $40 set;
"a LACE CURTAINS ut $40 set worth $l5, at
40 pieces APPLIQUE CURTAINNUsL1N at
from 40c. TO Csc. 4 yard.
cheap.
500 LA3IBREQUINS In nottingham, Sptzbcrgen,
and real Brussels.
Also from n bankrupt sale Of large upholstery
house, large stock OF CRETONNES uPHOL-
STERY, REPS In all the various colors, including
several pieces Of SILK DAMASSES 1.-THE finest goods
lmporcd).
For thousands of novelties call at.
oc27 COHEN BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-01
9s.CEyT S'E<>EsE.


DECEIVED AT THE
o9-CEST STORE,
the finest LAMPS we have ever offered, several DIFF
ferent styles, trimmed with Argand burner,
seven-incl shade, and chimney complete, for
99c.;
Also q fine brOad-basc LAMP and CHIMNEY that
we sell two for 99c.;
A large lot of MIRRORS, three styles frame;
Also, Il smaller MIRROR, two for 99c.. and an ex-
ira large and FINE GLASS for S1.9S;
An elegant liuc 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 At 99c.
i pair
The finest line Of DOLLS, large aud small. to be
seen IN the city;
CHILDREN'S FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS, ROCK
ING-HORSES, CIIAlR-ROCKERS. &C.;
4 fun line OF WORk-BASKE TS, NURSERY-BAS
KETS, LUN CII-BASkETS, SCRAP-BAS-
KETS, &C.
Catalogues sent free 10 any address.
w. a. STEVENS,
oc2G sos Broad street.