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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-03
RIVER NEWS.

WAN BEREAVEMENT. RIVER RxpoT,
June.4, l5l;.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-06-03

jacob klee, corner OF Washington
avenue and Twelfth street, is now pre-
pared to supply the citizens Of Cairo with
pure lake ice at the lowest living prices.
His wagon makes daily rounds, and will
deliver ice in any part OF the city. Ice
depot at corner Washington avenue and
Twelfth street, where all orders should
be left. l.2.tf
Hams, breakfast bacon-We offer to
the retail trade best brands of suger
cured canvased hams for I23c. per ID.
Sugar cured breakfast bacon from III to
l2a per ID. Our stock in meats comprises
all lines, which we shall offer at the
lowest cash prices. New York Store. At.
-Du Quoin Tribune: A young wo.
man with child called at the Centralia
Ihouse, Centralla, Saturday night for q
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r,erienced gentleman writes to LIB HI! ls views
Of, the subject to-day, and sho takes g prass
for illustrating this view. we see no fal :.
ress in this. phe amount at issue m
tho question Of remonetizing silver is
but small, and there is no reason 10
bringing forward brass and such. we
object to the inexcusable neglect OF
iron In the arguments OF our friends.
Our bosom friend LYcuRaUs made that
q coin OF no mean substantially M the
republic. It had sledge-hammer force
that criticism Of ordinary ponderosity STOOD
no chance Of opposing. ~,
But these extravagant illustrations aside
as they really mean nothing-suppose the
relative value OF silver and gold be settieo
upon from the best lights OF the day. why
should silver upon that ground be not re-
stored as partper with gold In a bi-metaine
basis Of the country We see not q single
reason against it, aud the whole country
full for it.
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spEas,ral NOTICES.
M ONCE MORE In THE MARKET,

II. r. PRICE co. -
announce the arrival OF the largest and most select
line OF CLOAKS In PLAIN BEAVERS and
MATELAsSE fanc1cs;
New line of DRESS GOODS, embracing mngnil-
cent line OF BLACK SILKS at nnte-belt,in
rates; ttE IA
COLORED SILKS from 81 to 81 per yard;
CASHMERES in BLACK and COLORED we can
offer in endless variety;
CASsIAIERES and CLOTHS In fuiassortment
of grades and manufacture. I'LL, -...,.. :
We solicit the attention Of buyers to our STOCK OF
GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES' klDs-n these
goods we have fullest line south OF New York
six-button, four-button, three, two, and one
buttoo.
Something novel IN TWO-BUTTON GENTLE
MEMS KIDS-Castor and Dogskln.
We call attention 10 our stock OF VIRGINIA
GOODS in GLOVES and CASSIMERES. These
Goods, by superior manufacture and State pro-
duction should receive liberal patronage.
This day we receive magnificent line Of RUIZ
FILINGS, ..s-.. a~
FLANNELs, DOMEsTICS,
LINENS, and HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Look at our BLACK CASHMERE from 75c. to So
T.R. PRICE s CO.,
nol5 11O1 Main street.
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TRENTON, n. j., November 14.-Willian
II. Howell, cashier OF the First National
Bank OF Hightstown, has been discovered
to be defaulter. He has confessed. Nc
criminal proceedings were instituted against
him as his bondsmen are good for the
amount stolen.
new YORK, November 14.-Robert L.
Case, president Of the Security Life and
Annuity Insurance Company, was convicted
in Oyer and Terminer Court Of perjury in
swearing to the annual statement for 1875,
and was remanded by Chiei-Justicc Davis
for sentence.
PHILADELPHIA, November lip. j. Me-
ban, an attorney Of Mauch Chunk, Pa, was
held to bail to-day by United States Com
missioner Smith to answer the charge OF ex.
torting an exorbitant fee for obtaining
pension for q wounded soldier.
New YORK, November 14.-Arthur Lea
man, aged two and half years, was alb.
Quoted last evening from In front OF his re-
sidence, No. 400 Gold street, Brooklyn, by
an unknown woman. The police OF Brook.
Ign and New York are: working up the case.
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CARPETS! CARPETS

We show tho largest and best assorted stock Of
CARPETS that We have ever offered BODY
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, TIIREE.PLI. EXTRA
SUPERFINE INGRAM. SUPERFINE INGRAM,
ORDINARY mgr AIN. STRIPED HEMP.
PRINTED HEMP; PRINTER COTTON and XE-
NETTAN CARPET; PRINTED COTTON DRUG
GET two yards wide at soc. per yard: best ENG
LISu WOOL DRUGGETS. LINEN CRuMB
CLOTHS, DRUGGET FLOOR COVERS. COCOA
MATING, RED-CHECK, WHITE, and FANCY
MATING, OIL-CLOTHS. MATS, RUGS. HAS
SOCKS, LACE and MUSLIN CURTAIN NATE
RIAL. - r
LACE CURTAINS very cheap: 3. '.
WINDOW-StIADES. CURTAIN and SHADE
NoTTfNGHAM LACE and CROCHET TIDES in
great variety:
MARSEILLES QUILTS at So worth IS, at $3.50
worth $3.50. at S5 worth IS;
CALICO COMFORTABLES very cheap,
HONEY-COMB QUILTS ut soc. worth 75c., at
75c. worth 1926;
WHITE QUILTS at sl.25 worth So, at $3.50
worth $3.50;
HUCKABACK ToWELs-all linen.at 81, S1.25.
$3.50, $1.75, 81, $3.50, -, and up 10 Sl2 per
dozen-aii much below regular prices;
INDIA.RUBBER BLANKETS. Mt 80 worth
$3.50 at LEVY BROTHERS'.
Bargains In FCRS. ... no Il
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AMERICAN BIBLE UNION. - eU York,
November 1.-THE twenty-eighth ami
versary OF the American Bible Union was
held to-day in the Central Baptist church..
Rev. DR.. Armitage presiding. Reports for
the year showed that great work had been
accomplished, with interesting and encour-
aging results; $1,000 Bibles were distri-
buted over the world; the receipts for the
year were $780, SO, and the distributions
were S1G,213.S3. The permanent debt OF
the Union was reduced $1,000 during the
wear. Among the ce-presidents elected
were Rev. T. G. Sturgeon, OF London; DR..
Dodge, of Madison University; DR.. Ander-
son, of Rochester University; DR.. Pendlc-
ton, of Bethany College; and DR.. LOOMS, OF
Lewisburg University. Rev. W. \. Eyarts,
Of Chicago. and Rev. D. c. Hughes, OF
Brooklyn, were elected secretaries, and
Isaac r. Smith, OF New York. treasurer.
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St. Nicholas for 1877. New York: Serb

St. Nicholas for 1877. New YORK: Serb
NER & Co. 49,.
scn1BSER & Co. have issused their st.
Nicholas for 1877 in very enterprising and
spirited style. 1t contains some Of the best
things of the dayin the line Of fiction and
fun and poetry and Vit, and is full OF inge-
NOUS and admirable Illustrations. 1t Is
pleasure to us once year at least to see AD'
DIE LEDYARD's little people in ST. Nicholas
They are so graceful, so sweetly and con-
fdinsly childish, and withal so overcon'
ingly complacent. 1t seems to us thatlook'
ing upon these dear little creations OF Miss
LEpYARD the mind OF the beholder is in
splred with gentle and pure emotions thai
must be beneficial as well az satisfactory
Christmas has its full share OF good things
in the volume which cannot fail to please
young people, and will be sure to interest
old ones. who are, il natural, always de-
lighted to look back upon the flowery paths
of childhood apd youth. ''
For sale by booksellers generally.
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w HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP
DRY GOODS,
r,nDr1r Al, npn

AT THE POPULAR BRoAD.sTREET
DRY-GOODS EMPORIUM OF
THALHIMER BROTHERS, COL BROAD STREET,
where we are constantly receiving and selling some
80 pieces esi new styles and coors KNICKERBoCK-
Err SUlTINGS from 16 to Soc. yard:
So pieces SOL ID-CoLOR poPLlNs at l6c. worth
a p pieces s iFIGtRED and sTRpED MATLEssA
SuITIEGS from 20 TO 4nc. yarS on
81 pieces CoLORED CACHEMlRES from 80 to
A full line of BLACK and COLORED SILKS for
dresses and trimmings at very low prices Give
us / call on DRESS GOODS, us our stock Is large
A large r variety of BLACK and MOURNING
GOODS in Cachemires Merinos. Aipacas, Ia
mise. Delaiues. &c. Just received. few LARGE
CREPE Wells at very low prices n,.., ,,,o. ~,
Ash 5t' hAbIEs and dG sssES suAwLs, SKIRTS,
&C., &c.
9aT sah G II 9T Rfs" M
HoTsE-F URSIsliISG GooDs-sasIn as a, sn ,
kets. Quilts. Curtains, Laces-at extra low prices:
CARPETS, very cheap to make quick sales from 16
10 60c.-giye us call for cheap GAR I,tr,;,.e
Some new and special bargains In CASSlMFRES.
WATERPROOF. and BEAfER-Cl. OTliS, for
mems and boys wear-one of the best and largest
w1i IiTiS' RED. BLUE; and GRAY FLANNELs
very cheap: best Rcd and White flannels in the
SIX s5s Ear f SaR i n9d &c VEN re.
cciyed 90 dozen LIGHT aud DARK SHADES
KID GLOVES at so. 75c., and s1-among them
ali the latest shades in navy-blue. dark-sreen,
80 dozen GENTLES1EN'S LIGHT and DARK
SHADES KID GLOVES Mt 81 pair TO close
them out--lhese goods are elegant quality and
worth $3.50 to - pair. -
4 large line of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS, which Will be sold at very low prices to
reduce the stock. Call and see them, rs IL viii
Also, -i q 'e great at variety of NOTIONS RIBgoNs
SCARFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. HASDkER-
CHIEFS, CORSETS. POCkET-B0OkS,J JEW.
ELRY. SCARF-PlNS. SILk HASDh Elk,
CHIEFS. RUFFS, RUFFLISGS, &C, which Will
be sold at the lowest prices, as we believe In
quick sales and small profits. and will give our
customers all the advantages we can.
Give us call and secure some Of The bargains now
offered mt THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
COL Broad street.
S.B.-MR CHARLES HUTZLER IS now with
us and will be pleased to his friends and GUS
toners at THALHlMEh bnU1hEho,
NOS oul broad street,
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The BANKER DELEGAT1QSCALL on THE
PRESIDENT Washington, November IL
The delegation OF New York and Philadel-
phia bankers and brokers and merchants
opposed to the House silver bill, now pend
lug In the Senate, had an Interview this
morning with the President. by appoint
ment. There were also present Secretaries
Sherman, Evarts, and SehurZ. Messrs. BAD
cock, Ellis, Stewart, and Low, OF New
York, severally addressed the President
their remarks being to the effect that there
would be q depreciation Of the public credit
il silver were made legal tender ana the
national debt authorized to be PAID IN II:
And further, that the passage OF the Dill
would be injurious to all kinds OF industry.
The views OF the speakers were similar
to those presented last night before
the committee. The delegation asked the
President to exercise bis power, as they
knew he would do, to protect the integrity OF
the country as to its credit before the worlo.
The President said that while, as they knew,
there would be a manifest Improperly IN
now expressing his views upon this sub
ject, he would do what they bad requested
him to do-namely, give to it due, full, and
candid consideration whenever the ques-
ton should be presented to him in official
form for his determination. After leaving
the President the delegation visited the
vaults, cash-room, and other parts OF the
Treasury building, and also called to pay
their respects to the Secretary ut his Office.
The Secretary, in the course OF conYersa-
ton. with one OF the delegates, said: "I
hope, sir, that your visit to the President
has been satisfactorily; to which the banker
replied: s.Ii we have done no good, we
have certainly done no harm. We bankers
and brokers can protect ourselves, but we
desire our fellow-citizens generally shall not
be injured by such legislation as is proposed
on the silver question:" The Secretary re-
piled: ~ am happy to hear that yon can
protect yourselves, while there is no doubt
that others can do the same"
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Silver.

We trust that all debaters on the silver
question will remember that silver is no
new thing, and that the question about con-
sidering it money and recognizing its pro-
per value is not just opened to the people OF
the United States. 1t has been most useful
and entirely satisfactory to the people Of
this continent since its introduction after
the colonial settlement by the whites until
it was demonetized since the war by fraud,
without consulting the people or allowing
them to vote upon it. - 49,. !, .. ~.
Therefore it is not fair mode OF han
ding the question to discuss it as though
silver was for the first time offered as q
basis for paper circulation In conjunction
with gold, Silver is less valuable in pro.
portion to weight than gold; but it main
tains its value with as much steadiness as
gold, and may be for that reason as conf
IDENTITY relied upon as gold. The greatest
disturbance In the relative value Of gold and
silver known in cur day was from the accele-
rated production Of gold after the acquisi-
tton by the United States OF California.
That caused the act OF Congress toreduce
thelvaluc'of the silver coin to prevent its
outward flow from the country. The gold
deyotees have no right, therefore, to turn
up their noses at silyersas calculated to Inn
pair the steadiness of the metallic basis by
its introduction: Farsiso It. .15 I |;
We frequently see, the argument that the
Congress might as well put a stamp upon
the baser metals and arbitrarily give them a
value which they are notientitled to as Id
the same way to increase unreasonably the
value Of silver. A most intelligent and ex-
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Tr,e Pope.

New YoRK, November 1b.-The New
York Heralds Rome dispatch says Cardi-
nal simconi, secretary Of State, is summon
ing all the cardinals to support him in bis
trial Tor a foreign Pope and the old con-
ciliatory policy. The Pope's fayorite doc
tor has been dismissed. It Is supposed he
has been giving information to the Italian
Government. The cardinals hope to keep
the death OF the Pope secret for twenty-f
hours, but will fail, because such decided
arrangements have been made that the Gev-
eminent must know OF bis demise tmme'
diately it occurs.
Black smallpox Is prevailing with viru-
lence in the Vatican.
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NEwMAN's HARDWARE MANUFACToRY De-
sTRoYEb.-Ne,c York, November 15.-New.
mans hardware mandatory, Isl west
Twenty-ninth street. was burned this morn:
ing. The building was six stories high, and
is occupied by 4. G. Newman as house
furnishing and hardware mandatory. The
flames extended to Nos. 159 and 1G1. The
stock and buildings. burned with great ra.
pidity. Losses on the stock in the build
inss Nos. ISL, 159, and 161, S55,0OO; on
buildings, $4,000; individual losses un-
known. A. J. Newman, damage to stock,
$4,000; buildings, $4,000. A. Ragens,
berg, needle mandatory, $1,000; George
Tinkenaner, paints, $4,000; Caswcl &
Hazard, druggists $4,000; John Neigh
New York snap-wire company, $4,000.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS, PROPERLY
y labelled, are invited to furnish and lay in good
lime mortar In the walls Of two-story HOUSES the
grounds Of the Virginia Agricultural and Mecbani-
cal College, not less than 100000 nor more than
100000 OF gooc, hard BRICk-the brick to be
moulded 9x4bx3 inches, and 10 he paid for by ac-
fual count, without allowance for openings. The
bids must be received by the 9th of January, 1878.
Address .a-- G. l.. Z. MINOR, president,
no l6-d&wlt Blacksburg, Va.
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MT SILKSl SILKSl SILkSl

Now Is the time to buy. Prices never were as low
as ut this time. Prices must 20 up. Us the raw ma
terial has greatly ADVANCED In France.
$l.35, $3.50. $3.50, &1.75. 81, $3.50, and 80.
You can save from l5c. 10 81 per yard on Black
Silks. 1850.
COLORED SILKS In great variety at 81. $l.1O.
S1.25, Il IS, s1.50, and S2; =
LIGHT-COLORED SILKS in all of the popular
shades at S1 per yard worth s1.35:
A large variety of STRIPED and PLAID SILKS
Mt IS, IS. 9nc., and 81 per yard-all much below
regular prices
Delay not If you want Silks to gain the full al
vantage of low prices. Calat
LEVY BROTHERS..
1017 and 1919 Main street.
Great bargains I'm FURS. nO1i
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-Bdlti-
more, November 14.-The last monthly
meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for
the fiscal year was held to-day at Camden
station. Mr.. Garrett, president OF the road,
read his annual report, to be presented to
the stockholders at their annual meeting
next Tuesday. The report will not be given
for publication until 1t is read at the stock
hnlders' meeting.
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M VELVETs! YELVETs! YELVETS!

BLACK SILK TRIMMING VELTETS mt $3.50,
S1.75, So, $3.50, and SO; worth fifty per cent
more:
BLACK SILK MANTILLA VELvETS at ~. 50,
80, $lO-aud SIP per yard, which Is from $2 10
50 below.regular prices;
COLORED SILK VELVETS, for trimmings, at
$3.50 per yard worth $3.50 TO SO per yard.
The above Offering Of VELFETS should attract
the attention of consumers, as the above save IN
prices can be made by calling ut
Bargains III FURS. nol4
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DINNER TO WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
Ne,o Fork, November 14.-The Goethe
Club, of which DIR. Ruppaner is president,
gave q reception tonight to Hon. William
Cullen Bryant. Among the many present
were Peter Cooper, B. L. Farieon, Parke
Goodwin, Chief-Justice Davis, Chiei-Justice
DAILY, Mayor Ely, and others. An address
to Mr.. Bryant was made by Rev. W. r.
Alger. Mr.. Bryant responded in happy
manner; after which the whole party sat
down to q banquet.
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h5 SHERRY.-Just landing. in New
York per Caledonia from Cadiz,
40 CASKS WIDOW HARMONY SHERRY
The above wine will be here In q few days, and
shall be pleased to receive orders for same.
OSCAR CRANE,
no 8-2w No. IA Governor street
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M MEETING FOR THE LADIES'
Mrs. ELIZABETH CoMsrocK, OF Michigan, will
hold meeting exclusively for ladies In Centenary
church at O'Clock THIS friday AFTERNOON. A
meeting will also be held at the Friends meeting
house for public worship, TO which all are invited at
Ill A. NJ TO-DAY. .....
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the l4th instant, BY Rev. G. W. Peth.
erbrIdge, Mr.. SIDNEY z. ATKINSON and Miss
CLARA j. BURTON, Of Henrico.
Married. on Tuesday, November 6, 1877, at
Ieir,-street Baptist church. by the Rev. j. r. Gar
lick insisted by tue Rev. J. q. Tyler. MIR. BENJA-
MN III. TURNER to Miss MARY v. BRIEL; both
of this city. No cards.
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SAN FRANCIS GO, November II. The
Trans-P Pacific Cable Company. for laying 0
telegraph cable from San Francisco % Ja-
pan and China, eiG Hawaiian Islands, was
organized to-day. The capital stock OF the
,cornnany is $10,O00, 000, j.:..f4f ad i!
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i TR0Y,,N Y, November a4.--H Hons Henry
B. Northrop, OF Sandy Hill, died this morn
ing. aged seventy-tWo years. He will be
recalled as the man detailed by Governor
Hunt in the famous Sol. Northrop" slave
case to go south and rescue the kidnapped
negro in which he succeeded.
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SOME FIGURES FOR THE CONFERENCE.-THE
take the following from the Richmond Dis.
patch, and agree most heartily in the sug-
gestiop, to which we call the attention Of
the Conierence.-7Lynchbu .Ne,os. .its.4:n
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The Southern Churchman proposes the
sellowing amendment othe Mofestregisteg
law:
Now let the Legislature Of Virginia
amend the law By passing an act that the
ORDINARY which does not register so many
usinks year is not public convenience,
aug our word for 1t there will be few In.
1ucenents to forget to turn the crank Of
lne register when the ,drinker takes his little
glass;" -
The minimum must be per day. It viii
De too late when the year is out to revoke 8
license. Judge GU1GoN is protecting the
honest iiquor-dealers when he tries to make
ali OF the dealers register their sales. IS. 81 !.
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NEW NATIONAL. BAsE.-The Controller Of
the Currency has authorized the Pacific
National Bank, OF Boston, with capital Of
quarter OF million dollars, to commence
business, .t.sf.F tgt .tr4ss, ,-.! III s...
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The Phll ll Bulte.ia is among the
many papers which have copied from the
Dispatch DIR. WILLIAM L. RoYALL,s artic,e
upon the public debt OF Great Britain.
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Bargains III FURS.

NE REMNANTS OF BLEACHED
COTTO N.-We offer to-day 10000 yards OF
BLEACHED COTTON, In remnants from 8 10 Is
yards In u piece, at SIC. per yard regular l2hc.
Cotton. LEVY BROTHERS.
Great bargains I'm FJTRS no IA
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ss.CENT STORE.
AT THE
o9-CENT STORE,

IL EeE1i ''D ~
99-CENT STORE,
the third invoice Of LADIES MERINO UNDER
WEAR-selling at 99c. pair; .
A case OF those FINE l2-KEY TOY PIANOS,
A lot of LARGE ELM HAMPERS,
More Of those LARGE THREE-sHELF PLANT
STANDS, .e IF = III. i.. ...-
A beautiful line OF TWO-BOTTLE INKSTANDS
A fine line Of MEMS BLACK and DRAB HATS,
A full stock Of BIRD-CAGES, ..-.. ...
The best assortment of DOLLS In town,
A large lot of FINE ENA5iELLED CLOCKS at
$1.9e, .........r ....,
A large lot Of FINE NICKEL.CLOCKsa at s1.9s,
A large lot Of WEE-wAG NICKEL CLOCKS at
$1.9s,
These goods we warrant, and they are well
worth ~.
A full assortment OF PIPES and CIGAR-TUBES,
IN cases;
A full line Of LADIES' and MISSES SHOES. Our
trade In shoes has more than doubled in the last
three months, showing that the goods arc cheap
and durable.
Send address for catalogue.
w. A. STEVENS,
nol2 sos Broad street.
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LOAN.OFFICE.

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN, e.
IL you are cordially invited to call and ex- ~ 81
MOND RINGS, SOLITAIRE EARRINGS, STUDS
in pairs or single. ONYX aud DLAMOND LOCkET.
II IS pleasure which costs nothing, and VIII prove
profitable to YOU should you desire 10 purchase.
Ladies and Gentlemen's GOLD WATCHES, IN
stem and key-winderS.
Alargc lot Of fine SOLlDGOLD IES S- az, GUAkD-;
JEWELRY; STONE, CAMEO, AMETHYST, and
oAher kinds Of RINGS in great variety.
Every one can be suited in RINGS, SLEEVE,
BOSOM, and COLLAR-BUTTONS:
and many other useful articles Of JEWELRY; all
loaned on them. Office open until O'Clock r. III.
Closed OIL Saturdays; open at dusk. Call soon at
3. A. WlESTOCk'S,
Loan Office, No. IT north Fourteenth street,
no14-lm under Exchange Hotel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT MEADE & BAKERS
MEDICINALLI PURE
COD-LIyER OIL.

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe It, and Of patients who have tnken 1t, that IT
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
o1r- MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists.
no15 yI0 Main street. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-16

H BLACK ALPACAS NEVER WERE
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