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The South.

II i said that the South has more interest
in the success OF Mr.. HAYEs's pacific policy
than the North, since II it fails she must
naturally be the sufferer. We trust that
there is no one in this section OF the countr!
who would wish Mr.. UAyES's policy to be a
failure. He deserves and has received the
thanks OF the southern people, il not OF inc
entire Union, for the skill when nc o'S-
;,lavcd in disposing o! the uSnrpeo govern
mcn;s in Louisiana and South 'aro'''.''
Hc has borne himself we'll under trying CIT
cums,auccS. He has. II Is true. mah'tc>''"
. a;>nosition TO be crotchcty in making
Gov, y, his appointmcntS and IN fai'lnS
=, ,,.,c others. Yet his Administration
has thus far proved to be success. wa!
ehould i; fail hereafter: only because MI
HAYES either cannot or Will not get Sehu-
,,ortaljsm out OF his head. That is to say,
,is administration will be successful II he
.r.t> rid Of scp:imcntaliSm and unsuccessful
II he does not. This Government cannot De
administered upon sentimental princ'-
nlrs,N any better than rs sectional machine
\ statesman must eSchcw both sentimental
ism and scctieralSm. (Scc The SchootJor
!Scandci.)
However. let these things be rs they may,
the South has nothing TO lear from future
rcprcS>ive legislation. She has perhaps 4
deeper interest in the success OF paclhe
policy than any other section, but 1t Is not
because there is any prospect OF any future
LEGISLATION intended 10 keep her i'll the Re
nubiican party The day for measures OF
that kind has passed. 1t will never return.
We would. however. none the less counsel
the southern people to live up to what may
be reasonably expected Of them. They can
act nj, thc more circum>pcctly because there
is no danger OF having the strong hand or
the Federal Government laid upon them.
The war is too Jar back in the past for Con-
rress 10 undertake any special legislation
directed against the southern half OF the
country. and also ;or southern people to
cn,ertai: feelings OF resentment against the
ignorant negroes who have so long been
the mere tools Of designing scalawaSs and
carpet-baggcrS.
We conclude that no appeal need be made
to the South to sustain Mr.. HAYES because
Of any danger there may be in opposing
him: and that true southern men will not
hesitate TO sustain his policy whenever ii Is
their duty to do so, let the consequences be
what they may. The South now stands
upon an equality with the North, and Is
oro;pr- 20 continue so To stand.
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DRY GOODS
BOOKS. STATIONERY Ge-
VALUABLE WORKS RELATING TO
TIE EARLY HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.
EEyERLY'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA: With n
the plates by Grhelin. l2mo., half Dsorocco

EEyERLY'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA: With MI
the plates by Grihen. limo, half Dor9cco
sTiTIiS HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. sro> Will
Harrisburg. l747.
BURK'S HISTORY or VIRGINIA. Four vols
HUGH JONESS PRESENT STATE Of VlR-
GINA. Syo.. paper, and In half morocco.
NOVA BRITANNICA Offering most excellent
Reprinted in fnc-simie, with preface by Rev
WINGFiELD'S "DiScOURSE OF VIRGINIA.
Svo. morocco, gilt
TIE ORDERLY BOOK Of that portion of tic
American army stationed at or near Williams
burg, Va. under the command Of General An
drew Lewis, from March lS, 1916. to August
2S. 1916. i'rlutcd from the original manu-
BISHOP MEADE's OLD CHURCHES AND FAM
LIES OF VIRGINIA. illustrated. TWO vol
BYRD lIhNUSCRIPTs. MISSIONER. Va. His
tory Of the Dividing Line and other Facts. Two
volumes: quarto.
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITHS HISTORY OF VIZ
GINA. TWO volumes: $40.
RAPUE HAMOR'S HISTORY OF VIRGINIA..
Folio. Reprinted from the rare edition Of 81 ).
HOWE'S HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF FIR-
join ". CAMPEELL's HISTORY OF vE-
CHARLEs cAMrBELL's HISTORY OF vIH-
CALENDAR OF VIRGINIA STATE PAPERS,
and other HANUSCRlPT> preserved In the cap
itoi ut Richmond. Quarn. paper.
my l4-2t WOODlI0tSE 4 PARllAM
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Dry GOODS.
lust BOUGHT AND OPENED AT
sYCLE DROTHEHs'

the sc-oud supply Of SILKS, GRENADINES AL
PACAs, and tACIlEs1lREs' Mt the great I'M
BLRC c Sins at o5c. 75c., SOC, ooe:, 81. e. g;
are certainly the cheapest silks ever bought:
Don't fsIl to BOOK Mt our 81 BLACh hkooN'hAiN
BL2rh ALrAcA at Gle. Csc, SOC. a5c;,, SOC,
SOC. Coo, T5c., and 81 per yard. You WHY ave
twenty-five per cent. 10 purchase these g''os
% pieces OF handsome SOLID COLoRS SILKs,
among them aIe BRO w y, NtFT-EL UE,
STEEL: DRAB, and all other shades-only y
Don't fail 10 look Mt SILKS before You purchase
elsewhere, for you will save twenty-five per cent.
new ey P l"t of si ff s I'LL from s5c to per
yard-ncycr sold for less than 81 and sl.22
Remember this is our second supply Of SILKS,
which arc bought very cheap, and will be sold at
small advance. ,.,~,
GOODS on MONDAY-uescr sold for less than
500 pieces Of CAssIMEREs, JEANS, TWEEDs,
Look a' at on our 80 and lrS oc 2NsSiMEKE
$50 pieces new DRESS Goods from ,, ~; to SOC.
Look ut our Il EMBROIDERED CORSETS.
500 CORSErS from soc. to $50 each ,>,r> -.
Another lot Of those remnants OF IRISH LINEN at
faIto look ut these LINENS before you purchase
HAMBURGER EMBROIDERY from to Coo.
Look at those handsome goods ~ 124c.
Another lot OF CSC. CALltOES: .., ..,,,u,>-,,
Just opened handsome lot of LINEN SulTlNGS'
with TRIMMINGS to match.
Look ai our 45c. KID GLOVES.
IMPROVED VICTORIA LAWN at l21!c per yard.
Our LAWN ut l63.c. never sold for less than Zoe.
per yard. 80
LAf'E-STRIPED PIQUES at zoe. ...e.,>,-
Look mt our PLAID and PLAIN NAISSoOkS.
$50 pieces new CAMBRICS from to l2'qc. per
yard.
+. QUO nairs of STOCKINGS f1om 1910. to 81 per
pair.
Look M our 75c. KID GLOVES.
M ~ r. "a from SO TO 75c. per yard.
Look at our uEaISTITCHED IIASDkERCIilEfS
from 1923 to 25c. each, and thousands OF otncr
articles. but are too numerous 10 mention LOT
want Of space. S1CLf. bKol tiEno,,
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MY FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:

RuFFALO LITIIIA WATER at $500 a case
uINYADI JANOS BITTER WATER, Hum
gariau:
PuLLNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian;
FREIDRlCHSIiALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spring.;
vICIIY WATER;
Settlers WATER, Nassau;
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
nATllORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGIIANY WATER, &C, &C,
by the bottle or In original packages, on the best
terms. ut MEADE. X bAhEh > i'l"SS'"ie'
,ry1l 9l9 Main street.
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The Eastern Question Historically Con-
sidered. With Notes on the Resources OF
Klssia and Turkey, and an Abstract OF
their Treaties with the United States.
BY JAMES M. BuGEEE. | volume, 18no.
With maps. Price, so cents.
In this timely little book Dir. BUoDEE
gives Just the information everybody de-
sires for satisfactory understanding OF the
causes OF the war now begun between Rus
sia and Turkey. 1t is compendious and.
very clear narrative OF the previous rela-
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The Washington Republican quotes an
article in favor OF seating KELLOGG in the
United States Senate, and adds:
"Thcse are significant words, coming as
they do from Senator Morton's organ, and
the Republicans Of the country may rest as
sured that Louisiana will ut the commence
mcnt OF the Forty-ffth Congress be repre-
sented in the United States Senate by Mr..
Kellogg"
Somebody else than MORTON will have Il
word TO say in the matter.
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4 number of southern members have
pledged themselves not to vote FOR any
person for Speaker who does not favor the
passage OF the Texas-pacific Railroad DILL
Boston AduertiScT- Washington Specldf.
1t is pleasant to note dawninS dlspo-
siton among southern congressman not 10
be tied to the tail-end OF the BourbonlSm
any longer.-NeW Orleans Times.
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RIA REsLkGES.

Married. May 0th at the residence OF the brides
mother, by the Rev. u. G. Robert, of ST. IoulS as
listed by The Rev. George WoodbrdSe, ID; l,:'
MARY H. daughter OF the late Commodore NJ. +.
Washington aud st. Louis papers please copy.
Married on the LIST, by the Rev. ]. L. Wallace, j..
r. kELLIyM, of Richmond 10 Miss MAkl III.
TAYLOR daughter of j. r. Taylor, formerly OF
Norfolk. Va.
Baltimore and New York papers please copy.
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RAILROAD LINES.
ID IClIMOND AND DANNILLE
LII RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE Oh TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
APRIL 8, 1877.

THROUGH MAIL.
1888 a. NJ, leaves Richmond daily. connecting ~
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and y. W. y. {. X. H. At
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
lanta, Macon, Jacksonville, Montgome-
ry, Mobile. aud New Orleans, and all
southwestern points With I. 4. ana
AR. II. for Columbia Augusta, and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYSCftBu rig ACCOMMODATION.
94Q A. NJ leaves Richmond daily for BurkeYi!lc,
Farmviilc, LynchburS, aud mtermc-
diatc points, making close connection
AT LynchburS for nj! SOUTHWESTERN
points.
THROUGH NAIL.
S:2S L. A., arrives tlchmond daily. conneSN,s
with North Carolina division y. W. y.
c. X. r., G.. G. and A. X. IT,, anu
Atlanta and Richmond Air-Linc raul
way from all southern and southwest
crn points, and with Richmond, freue-
ricksblrg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for all northern anu
western points.
LYNCHBURGi ACCOMMODATION
$3.50 L. A. arrives Richmond daily from LSnch-
burg Farmyille, BurkeSil!c. and all IN
rermedla,e points, and from Ill SOUTH
western points
Tickets sold TO all southern and southwestern
Palace sleeping-cars run through betHee Rlca-
mond aud Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on tickets. No ay-over
checks wlll be gifeu II. NJ. X. TALCOl1f,
General Superintendent.
JOHN n. MAcMuRpo. General Passenger Agent.
apo
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RIClINOSD ASD PETEKSbf IT,
ElILEOAD COMPANY. \

RICHMOND ,Np PETnHsGrE"t
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MARCH IL, 1877, trains
~ on this road " i'll run follows.
LEAVE ElrIiMoSp >ot TIL. ..
1925 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL Iai.y. t"hH''',h'
for Charleston. Augusta, "ii",.."' -
Isnnah. kaieSh; A:IHmt1. ,, m''.''
and Ali points Stut- and >oH'!1" :
also connect, II Petersburg MN w
Atlantic. Mississippi AMI ON" FAl't'".
for Lyuchbars. FA"mEI.r, ana ,s.''
local stations on ;rat road. rs tEA'"
stops oulv 1T Manchester ana h%-s's'
l2UP. 81, ACCOMMODATES ahi.E AZ =
ger, taking this tram VII HlANr g -
connection al Petersburg i1i N.F''AA'
and ut Norfolk with sr'chcih i"', LEV
Steamers for Baltimore. i'"1s, -. -
aud New lnrk. and "Ith f.t -" -
minion steamers FOR "" l"f"' >,'',
pin. ~ ~ regular stations on $50. !. :.
500 p. A.. FREIGHT daily except sunday "'''
coach attached. ..,.
llI5p. THROUGH MAIL duly q Nr,,p' ' ~.
davJ, connecting Tor weldon. ki.'i-s''
Wilmington. Charleston. Sa[1i."a"'
and MI points in Florida. fN',hi'
>lccpng-car lor Wi!miu&io" ana '"F
r,yErrrrn<uunG NORTH.
G:33 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL ,hIi' trNtri' E,r,,-
dlyl connecting with hcunn''''
,ricksiry anG Potomac Fn.F"Nu 40
all u,ini. North. East. and hc"'' .
7:45 A.. NJ. FREIGHT TX AIN daily 'e10i! sun
,Iay1 with colch attached. ..a
l1.no q, NJ ACCOMMODATION Tram "'''
passenger coach attached. f.,
r.,np II. THROUGH MAJ. daily. rohir'I'rTi
with Richmond. Fredericksburg ~.
Potomac railroad for AL point, -,
and West. sleeper attaci,'. rul .... I.
through Also making close r,' .,,.
non with the Chesapeake ana ''''I
railroad for tie Virginia sprinr> 'st
ali points North and West. TN: w.
stops only I, Manchester aDh tns>.,.
THIS Is the only line running double Hi!'! ''''1
from Richmond South. w -, ,,,r..fr
Passengers FOR Glover III. connect -
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAM, :, ..,r,,
will leave Richmond ~ . \. VI. ana
sunday till further notice mar, fr..
All, TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII s'''' 49,
the Appomatton depot ,,>.. ,,rt,,,r,,,n,.
NH 10 ~ "i''' ~
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The Nation says that the Turkish armies
lack colonies and generals, not privates. 1t
infers that Russia will make short work OF
the war If Turkey be left without Euro
pean allies.
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The Memphis Aualanche doesn't support
Mr.. Randall. 1t says he is trickster, and
1t suspects he does not favor the TeXas-Pa-
cite. The TeXas-Pacific is q good many
horsepower in the South just w.-PhiLa-
delphia Times.
The Aralonche is mistaken, we suspect,
in supposing that Dir. RANDALL is not in IA
yor OF the Tcxas-Pacitc road.
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.prCrAL NOTICES.
.--1--,'',-. 80, mur REIMBURSEMENT

m~Ho. FOR THE BROAD.STR3El;ET,
nRRY.'cOODs EMPoRIUMt-NEW GooDSS1 NEW
pnoDsi CHEAP GOoDsi CHE ,oS SVG1},a}nsSn,SS
snoond sun,,iy OF new and cheap DRESS SOU G'
S sI pIm,thChSi WHITE GOODS. LAWNS. CASH,
MMERFS. LINENS. &C. just received at WILLIAM
TIIhLHlMER'S, COL Broad street ,,o,,s :. OK,
20 ncccs pretty styles DRESS GOODS AZ 22c;
war,b S7c.; TO pieces pretty styles DRESS G0DiyS
~ noc worth SOC; 80 pieces new Styles BE- BE-.
I,wSs AT 12bc. worth 2Oc.: 80 pieces new styir r
FRENCII ORGANDlES Mt Csc. n yard; hLhCh
IPASAS ut CSC. worth 37c.. ut soc. worth avg
Hack NLpACAS at SIC. worth 50c., mt Dec.
worth 7Oc.-2iye me u call on Black Alpacas ior
bargains: BLACK GRENADINES, In new Styles,
nj Mi prices from 12S TO 75c.; WHITE PlQQES AZ
IOc worth l6c.. nj l24c. worth zoe; LAKE. oG
STRIPED MI!SLINS-a full line, very cheap; l,uuu
wards FRENCH VICTORIA LAWN ut l4c worm
35c-ths Ia the cheapest goods eyer offered IN tnc
city: 500 yards remnants IRISH LINEN n, op.
worth 76c.: 400 yards remnants IRISH LINT M ~
BOc worth 00c.; full line OF all kinds nt MiluiE
GOODS at low prices; n cheap STOCK Oh lAoSI
NERES aud LINENS for mems and hoSs wear :
LINENS for ladies' suits, GRhSS-CLOiiS IL; HI;E
I'm which can sell bargains: 800 FRENCH-;MO' F.
LACE-TOP CORSETSa at SOC. would DE cheap ~
9Oc Call early and secure one nj .rn,c
6O1 Broad street..
KID-GLOvE DEPOT OF WILLIAM TIlAL ,I.n
MFR COL Broad street: 500 pairs excciicnt ~
BIITTON KIDS at SOC. pair In nII snaue tS. t
and dark; $40 pairs best TWO-BuIIOH Mis- . q.
INC and S1-in the latest shades. rms Is an eA''.
good and cheap lot, and ask u CAL from tnoSc ia
want OF Kid Gloves. IL! =
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MARVELLOUS PEN.

|
HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. WRI-
TING WITHOUT INK The great advantages re-
sutine from the use oi ms pen are: - Is away
re- DIV for USE does not CXidiZ. smear and does
not rcqulrc wiping, and l. always new without any
care and will ht any kind Of holder. The ink which
II generates In moment Is very iimpid. dries I'll
py. and remains nNcd ami unalicrablc on the pa
per. II possesses the great advantage OF giving
perfect copy IN the press. The chemical preparations
of the Ink arc 50 highly concentrated that one pen
will last for several months. To The TRAVELLER II
i Indispensable. Is inkstaud is required. Price
25r each. Directions for use accompany each pen
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention when
td,IreSScdto WEST. JOHNSTON 60.
NV li-NSW2t bookseller, aud SCttioucra.
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COWS! COWS! COWS II have NJ
" always on hand several FRESH *" InS Que
a IN NERD Of good COW Win do well 10 gan :" i've
place ON The brook turnpike, Just hess scand Mar
Stock scales, or inquire at S.slt No { oeeo"N
ket, and Nos. and First oiafA fensrpu S,EsH.
my i-2awiw
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FAIR AND FEAST.
CHURCH FAIR.
ENTERTAINMENT.

1EIHE LADIES OF THE FIRST PRES
L BYTERIAN CHURCH will give their MONTH
IY ENTERTAINMENT at their reception-roOnns
on MONDAY, 14th, from 7. +. NJ: till IL. They
will be glad 10 any WHO may find 1t convcnicntto
attend. my 14-It
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MINERAL WATER ON DRAU"hl'
SODA. KISSESGEN, NiClini; -. 49, .ns niN-
WATER, SETTER, oilA"
Mineral Waters also furnished IN syph%SmHsr;r
,no 100. corner Main aud Eleventh a'te''''
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BUSINESSMEN OF TIE WEST COM
ID ING-Why, TO see The unpreccdcnic6ly 10"
prices ut WIilTIOtK'S for goods. and To see now
rs done Those Alparas ut 25, 80. and soc: those.
two-bulfon Kids ut 80 and 75c.: those Solid ana
Funcv-Stripc Hose 1T 10, ID and zoe; those ;. TO-
md I5c piu,leS j. &. WIlITLOCk,
my 1909 Main street.
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MINERAL WATERS.

BETHESDA WATER AL, c,,
Is The best known remedy IN Ihe "oF'" ~
Diabetes, Gravel, DropSy, ,,,y,r.
and all Diseases OF the Kidney AL" I'''''
Water delivered ~ any part OF me SlE .,urX
40 100 Man street.
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RICHMOND. fRED'G ( rGTOMAC Il T. t,.,
DFFit ETESEEtL rir hEI tGESs.
RIcHMOSD. Dc.";uh.r l. $50
OF TRhET$.


EichMoSb. D'"'n'"'r LIS; -.
p
-, 500, e, ,,.rr>E-,y
- OH, ,r 49,, " 80 ~ I"'t."'-' it.I
"'', -, va t'' va ~ ~ -, ''l'',N
600 y. W. 49, w, - ,''''"A '''!"H 'h.: ~
,itil n"'','i! = ,"''ir''l MN tt'" tt.
u rn,n,., n"r ' ,,. 'n1 is.hILa"n '
~" ".I!'' -. ,,'.t"lt' ~" ~ N'" ! "r. 3.
.t "iitI u "r''@'"2 ~ "'''l.'H2,..I
c.ss y n i,.,y,. ,:,'r,H - ...f.,. ,..
'''S " r,,,.,t,,,,, Il. s, ',.'. 80 d, -
r .''s ,a a., = .'.o ', III .." i''.
II. N"% ,1 "rA a. ;',,p ~" i.7@st
slr'l'F iF"'n E',i,'H"'"! =" SCI m,
,..n - :, 'I 'rr :, ,Tt ~; a. a. ,.,.
4'"' ~ Inn.I ',, ~ ~. /" " .r
, an. :, ~. . 80 .@"' .'' +. s-!...A
~ # .rr,"." =, =, rr.i-...u., .,,,..,,...
'''" " " r.,yn. <,.v. y,r, 49,. - -
,,on u ,rr Tx rl =,
rrrt ~mu,htvs ' =
c.,,, ,tlnNlf,,I, Ti,y r.r,t,,
O." 80 i' ~, rrn,,,>.r.,, - ., ".,,->.
.r,,.,r '''- -
..,rrcr. rrise yYt,,. ,yfr, H..
,r,in' viii I..y. Hrn,,i-~,r..,r ,,.rn, nnTi:L-nI,
!rhi5t, -, ,,i s,I,.pi, ~
- rrrti, =, 49,, ~ ~, "
in,vs Omantirn on AM. ,.av, al /. M.,.ri,i.,.
p-n,d.str,. u demo, ~ lu.it = 81
TI,r,m,rm ,t,r.,,"r. AMI rn,'.,i.- rim ~, nr ,,.
between Richmond ant \rs, Yor, ,.tcst yt..
FREIGHT TRAINS ica.- Er"si-~ri.,' -'t.srr. "A
unNDty, WEuNE>D,Y and FEInii \r,,I,i,
oT i've ~ took and m.rshah" 1rIilc ,5,.n
lice at depot, can obtain freight ii E,s.rr. ~ Ire.
r,uipy evening
TLrnlgu r- of la.linc and r.rr, .fsrt e.. 3. ,r,,.
,s,.i nnsn.s Eo.th AMI Wrl +. T. - ny E.~>
t;rllrr.., ~lrnrfn.sut.r.
&. \. I\hIri,
,lrl2 General Frt'irh 1nh 7 ...,' '-r..'.
-----,,-..-,,
q n : / B..
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r>,:- WHITE AND COLORED LINEN
LAWNS at COHEN BROTHERS for less than
market prices ~ ->- ,,,,,,,.
VlCTORIA LAWNS, SWISS MISLiNr.r t ,dGnS
j,ADIES. THREiD GAUNTJ.ETS III 20 and 25c.
worth double: 49,
THREAD OVES-two-. three. and fonr- button
in black, white. and colored-at less than market
FRENCli-wOvE CORSETS from soc. up to the
finest imported. INV
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MT. LOOK AT THE FRENCi-"oFE
CORSETs Mt soc. pair worth 73c.'
STRIPED PIQUES at 12Ac. worth 2oc.'
GEORGIA NANKEEN, ten yards in n piece, at Toe.
worth sc. per yard.
myS LEW b Noll1no.
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r~F- DRESS LINENS at CSC. worth SIC;
Also, LADIES LINEN SUITS very chean nt
n,y5 COHEN BROTHERS,.
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FLORISTS.

BLOWERS! FLOWERS!-The largest,
\ best, and cheapest collection of BEDDING
PLANTS ever offered I'm the city Is ut LAIRD'S
GARDEN, on Grace and BroaG streets. up 16-1m
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS
CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN
BEFORE.

PURE SILK at IS. 30. IS. SIS. 93c., 81 .lO-for
ruRE SILK GROS-GRAlN; ....,
Irrortrd SILKS of the most popular manuiac-
turcrs at sl.25. Sl:35: Sl.40, Tl.3n; sl:h''
$l.75. .05. 1925. $3.50, S2.13. anu $3.50
Particular attention Is called to their quality ut
Sl.35. formerly sold AT 81. 90: or, ~.
4 large stock of STRIPED and CFEChED siL I'M
nj 75 81 and 9Oc-tlIc various shades In soma
(oors, including Evening Shades: 49, ,
Also the new BROCllEDED SlLkS In Hack ana
rhc above goods were purchased al the recent
forced sales OF several importers. and, III c"hnec-
lion would say that they not only warrant me uu-
iiirs huI also the prices, against any house IN me
Irn;,I Statns my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NE ANOTHER BIG DRIVE.

NE ANOTHER BIG DRIVE.
at exc. per yard worth 1885,
LEVY BROTHERS.
TnREE-BUTTON UNDREssED k1D GLOVES
my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-14

Tickets can bc lad of IT 0frSsor LAtEE only. lie
can bc found either at his academy or at WAITS
m usic emporium. All former scholars are invited
to attend. my 9-w,F&M3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-14

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Cr,iESArHAKE ASb Ourr RAiIrr,,
RICHMOND. Va, April u. I-75;"t
[ 1RnanrGn NJ; AND OHIO Raj.
1871, passenger trains will run - Gh,,u"r it "a.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-22
Our Boys and Girls.
ITEMS.

The wit Of Secretary Evarts seems t
have descended to his children. He said t
a friend: Il have received letter from
one Of my little giils. and she writes
Dear Papa-Thank you very kindly fol
the donkey you sent me, but he's so lone
~. Won't you soon be home. papa?'
One Of the School Board Inspectors
asked small pupil of what the surface OF
the earth consists, and was promptly an
swered. Land and water" He varied the
question slightly that the fact might be i'm
pressed on the boys mind. and asked.
What then do land and water make -
to which came the immediate response
Mud"
A child p months old. living in Clinch
county. Georgia, while at play out doors
the other day came across rattlesnake
with four rattles, picked it up and started
toward his brother, calling to him to ''see
the WORM" The terrified boy shouted to
him to throw it down.-that it was =
snake,-and the little fellow did as directed
and got away without being bitten.
The Evangelist tells a good story illus
trating the innocence OF childhood in til.
western wilds. where the name of the
Dicty and tie Saviour are often heard, but |
the attitude of devotion is not customary !
even on the occasion OF their most fervid |
utterance. The new schoOlmistress open
ed her school with prayer. which impress
ed her pupils rs IN amusing rather than
serious performance. and led to the belle:
On the part of some that she was kind O
ray One Of the youngsters, on reach
ng home, said: Mother. you never SET
'IcL Il school marin; she just got down on
Ter knees to begin with. and swore like Il
roopcr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-22
A Last Kick.

In the first division. second corps. We
had mule noted for his wonderful kicking
powers. In fact. he was ready to give any
one kick upon all oc. asiOns. On the
road to Richmond he got his leg broken in
bridge. and was taken out of tie team
and shot, and was to all apT earances dead
when soldier ran up. seized the mule by
the tail, and exclaimed:
Nov. kick
And the mule. having just one kick left,
let him have it. breaking the soldiers jaw,
and sent him rolling in the ditch The sol
der never heard the last Of being kicked
by dead mule.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-11-22
A New Watering Place.

II is a strange thing to see city chap at
country party. but he WAS there. and. in
his conversation with one OF the prettiest
lasses, ventured TO remark:
'Were you ever at watering placer
20. yes" replied she, IL live right at
one"
"Indeed'' replied he. growing interest
ed: "where may it be?'
20. just out here little way" was her
innocent reply; my father keeps a rail-
road tank"
The city chap, wondering whether she
was In earnest or making fun of him, drop
. Il the subject