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The tsoveraorship.

The Whig Of yesterday gives General
MALONE a good send-oif. 1t sets forth in his
behalf claims which we are inclined to think
It cannot rightfully advance for him. How
ever, our columns are just now so crowded
that the editor is not allowed room enough
to 'spress his views; and therefore, II we
were so disposed, we could not take up tue
gauntlet thrown down by our neichDor'
Such intelligence as we have on the suoaeet
leads us to believe that in the State ConVch-
ton Hor1IDAY will receive the largest 3''e
on the first ballot; TAIrArERKo OF DANIEL
the next largest; one Of the same TWO III.
mex. largest; MALONE the next; WINS.
.rsrpr. WALLER. FITz. LEE, and the rest Oh
rho asoirants will each stand a oettef
chance OF succeeding as compromise eau
didate than otherwise. We don't th'hA
General MALONE will ever DC etscteo GOV
ernor of Virginia as the nominee OF tue Con
seryatiye party. Everybody knows that we
nre,er almost any other OF the aspirants TO
N.uoSs as well rs that the Wig prefers
him to any one Of the others. Nevertheless
unless compelled to take part against him'
we shall let him take his chances with the
crowd.
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gcw Books.

!Shokspeare'S Tragedy Of Macbeth. Edited,
with noseS. by WILLIAM j. RoIFE, a: NJ,
formerly Head Master OF the High School,
Cambridge, Mass. With engraviuss. New
York: HARPER & BROTHERS. 1877.
Another little volume OF beautiful Sc
ries. Whoever wishes to read SHAKESPEARE
understandingly may do so in this edition.
Almost every line is criticised or explained.
In one OF the critiques reproduced in it
JASAUSCHEK'S reading OF some famous lines
finds authority. She reads:
ssIf i, were done when us done. then 'tTere WE'LL
1t Were done quickly II the asSasStas.i9en
Could tr.tmmel up the consequence &c.
This little book is full OF readings, OLD
lore, &C., &c. ......... .... ..
For sale by W EST, JOHNSTON, d Co.
Blachnood's Edin5urqh Magazine for
April has been laid upon our table by
Messrs. Wo0hoUSE Il PARHAM. the agents OF
the American publishers.
Peru. Incidents OF Travel and Enplora-
ton in the LaWi Of the meas. BY +.
GEORGE SQUIER, NJ. A., F. ). A., late
United States Commissioner TO Peru, &C.,
&c. With illustrations. New York /:
HARPER & BROTHERS. 1877.
Here is book for such readers rs DR.. j.
G. SoUTHALL. It is certainly rich in Illus
trations. The authors reputation as con-
scientious observer aud narrator is guar
antee that his statements may be relied
upon. Peru is an old land compared with
some of our American communities. This
book tells much OF interest concerning it.
For sale BY WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.
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what the Conservatives Should DO.

Editors of the Dispatch: There is much
being said about the next Governor.
would say another good, practical states
man, like our present Governor. No mere
politician. We want man wide awake to
the pressing needs of our dear old State.
The Conservative party has done nobiy ia
the past. It displayed maSnanimous de
votion to country when lin 1872 it chose its
standard-bearer for the presidency from the
ranks OF the Republicans. We lost the
election, but the country was instructed
and the foundation was laid for great po-
litical change. Congressional victories fol-
lowed, and some noble skirmishing was
done. A great battle was fought, and vic
tory won. The Republicans were forced to
an entire change of front. Her old leaders
were discarded, and new men are at the
head OF her councils.
The same class Of Republicans whom we
sought to honor in ~ are now at the head
OF affairs in the Government. President
Hayes saws ne will do all he can for US, and
has already begun to fulfil his promises.
Judging the Conservative party by the past,
it will make no ''factious opposition" but
most heartily support him in every effort for
the building up OF the down-trodden and
oppressed people Of the South.
President Hayes's policy looks to the resto-
ration Of the South in all her rights, privi-
legeS, and immunities, and to the develop
ment of her internal resources and the edu-
cation Of her people. What more can we
ask? What can we do but render cordial
support to this Administration so long rs it
is faithful to its pledges. and do it as q
united party, by party action in convention
on the Sth Of August next, and place our
candidate for Governor squarely on that
platform. ~
Mr.. Hayes may do better for us than Mr..
Tilaen could have done. Tilden would have
gone in on a platform OF strict economy,
and any departure from that policy to sup
plement the resources OF the South would
have met strong opposition from sectional
North. The southern element having the
controlling influence in the Democratic
party, under Tilden the South would SIM
ply be helping herself at the public crib /;
but under Hayes it will be, "SiSter, aoon't
you haze so-and-so." WARREN.
I'VE let "Warren speak for himself.]
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MR. STEPHEEs-AGAIN.-Ho A. II. Ste
phens has expressed himself as firm sup
porter OF the education Of all classes, and
said he long advocated the education OF the
colored race when slaves, because he be-
lieyed that education would render them
better capable to discharge even their most
mental duties. He said that as the policy
Of President Hayes is enforced one by one
those. ciamoring against him will hush their
noise, abandon their opposition, and fall
into the line OF the advancing col
umns. "For myself, for the first time
in twenty years / see hopeful fu-
ture for our common country" He said.
that the policy Of the Administration would.
not be the basis Of the organization OF the
next House, but that it would be organized
by the Democrats. He believed that party
organization based upon the policy Of the
President would not take form immedi-
ately What is to be the future on this
subject In this country no one can now
safely venture an opinion"
twill be principles that viii give chafac-
ter to the Organization which will spring.
up. He did not believe the old Wing party
could be revived. ss. ...3 IA. 81 IS
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.z.- 90. SPECIAL NOTICES.
M GREAT OFFERING
49, At
COHEN BROTHERS..
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS JUST ADDED TIC
THEIR HERETOFORE EXTENSIVE STOCK.

s35 900 WORTH OF GOODS JUST ADDED TO
THEIR HERETOFORE EXTENSIVE STOCK.
Times are hard, and dry goods are falling. COHEN
BROTfiERs take every possible advantage Of the
market. Among the many bargains just received are
Sc pieces BLACK SILKS, which they offer at from
45c. to So q yard: go
Also. 21 pieces COEORED, STRIPED, and
CHECKED SILKS;
A full assortment OF PARIS BROCADED SiLhS
at less than one half their present value;
80 pieces BLACK GRENADINES; a...
Ia pieces BLACK CASdMERES ut CSC. heretofore
sold ut 81;
10 pieces BLACK CAsIIMEREs at 75c. formerly
sold at s1.15;
IS pieces BLACK CAsIIAIEREs at 81, the hand
soonest ever offered ut $3.50;
go pieces BO8TBAZINES ut 05c., reduced from
$3.50;
Every variety of DRESS GOODS In black and
colored;
Also. a large stock Of DOMESTIC FABRICS much
below market value:
See their new prices in PTQUES, VICTORIA
LAWNS. and other WHITE GOODS;
800 pairs MISSES and CHIL4DREN'S STRIPED
HOSE at15c pair, 1000 pairs mt 20c.-both
less than half their value;
Every novelty in HOSIERY and GLOVES: g.
Every variety in FANCY GOODS ana NoIloSe -
200 yards DRESS LINENS ut Zoe. yard
market value being &c.;
go pieces ALL-WOOL CASSlMERES at Soc
market value being Is to 90c.;
Bargains In CORSETS;
% pieces COLORED LINEN LAWNS 10 to l5c.
yard less than market vauc
large variety of LADIES' LINEN SUITS-Plan
and Embroidered:
1900 FANS from Sc. 10 $3.50 piece:
large stock of every variety Of LACES, and thou
sands of other goods ut half-value. ap 20
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II SHETLAND SuAWLS, SHET-
LAND SHAWLS, a. s1.25, $3.50, 81, $3.50,
and up to So; . l.
UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS in great variety,
direct from the manufacturers, at prices lower
than ever known before;
GUIPURE and THREAD-LACE BIDS at onc-half
of regular prices:
GUIPURE COLLARS and CAPES at a reduction
Of fifty per cent;
FANCY HOSE for ladies and children, and SOCKS
for gentlemen;
LACE TIES, SILK TIES, SCARFS and BOWS, in
great variety;
LACE SI1AWLS and JACKETS in great variety at
apps LEVY BROTHERS..
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The pastor OF Clay-Street Methodist
church being absent, Rev. 7. A. Peterson
preached at11 A. M. and s p. M.-DtSpdtch.
What is fame p Christian Advocate.
lThe joke is that Mr.. Peterson is the pas
tor and Lafierty himself preached those SER
rro11s 5000 -. -.s.-.
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DEATHS.

n,ed in this city, after few hours Illness, at her
sons re.idence 737 west Leigh street, April 25th,
ut half-past O'Clock 7. M., Mrs. MARiA jazz
highly respected aud beloved by all who knew her.
She leaves three sons-Andrcw, Alfred, and John
to mourn the irrcparable loss OF Il deVotea ohris-
Her funeral will take place from Rev. John jas,
per's church THIS tThursday) AFTERAoON az
O'Clock. ,.rz sea ~. T.sH ~ .
Died on the oath day of April, Mrs. LET,TlE
,rIiORNTON, wife of Albert Thornton, deceased, In
the sc renty fourth year of her age.
The funeral VII iaSe pace 9G,b ' 1t az o'cock
The friends of the family and those of Alfred l..
Thornton are invited to attend.
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The GOycrn0rship.

A more gallant and estimable gentleman
THAN General Taliaferro] there is not IN the
State.-Norfolk Landmarks.
The friends and admirers Of General
William Terry, of Virginia, are much graft
fed to learn that such frequent and tavora-
bic mention has been made OF his name in
connection with the next soyernorship OF
our mother Henderson (Ky.) Re
71OriP,. r,..
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spECTAr. NOTICES. 2

sa1 SPECIAL NOTICE. Attention Of
capitalists and Others is called to the SALE OF
BEAUTIFUL PARK LOTS on Franklin street be-
tween Pine and Laurel, and Immediately opposite
Monroe Pnrk, TO-DAY ut s o'clock p. NJ. These
lots are between the residence Of DR.. Charles H.
Smith aud the site OF the new Methodist church,
now commenced, and arc as handsome rs any now
on the market FRANK D. HILL,
ap 26-1t Auctioneer.
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CANyAssISG FOR GovERNoR.-We were
not aware that any one had been down this
way on that buslness.-Portsmouth Enter
prise.
We see you don't know everything,
neighbor.-Suto!k San.
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We have on hand so many communlca-
tions and so much other matter awaiting
publication that we have determined to rest
our own pen until the pressure be some
what less than it is now.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

LII $780,
FRIDAY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, APRIL 27 AND %.
Encouragement has the honor to announce that
MISS EMMA ABBOTT,
who has been most enthusiastically received In New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, and
other cities will give upon the above dates
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
assisted by Signor ERIC NOLI. the renowned tenor;
Slgnor FERRANTI, the popular basSo Mr.. WILL
LIAM r. CASE the distinguished pianist, from the
Conservaoire Rationale de Paris Mr.. CHARLES
Z. PRATT, accompanies and composer.
.a g....e* PROGRAMMES: -r'.,'-
.ty. PART ]. r s.'f."
/, Grande Polka de Concert new Matthias
- Mr. WILLIAM Il. CASE.
! go -, SIgnor FERRANTI. - .5A'-
: -. signor BRiGNoLi. -: - -
4. Grand Ballata Del Guarany Gomez.
SO Miss EMMA ABBOTT.
go" 80 ~ .s PART ii. u. i&'' g, r.
!. Scherzo ct Chorale tnew) Dubois.
1lr. WILLIAM T. CASE. -te
2. Ballad" Looking Back Sullivan.
Miss EMMA ABBOTT.
3. Ballad La Nora GiorZo.
Composed expressly for and sung by
signor FERRANT1.
4. Love Once Again Sullivan.
Signor BRIGNULI.
Miss ABBo ST.
Dir. CHARLES j.. PRATT. Musical Director
Reserved seats, ~ and $1.5Q, according to loca-
ton. Admission, 81. Box-sheet opens At John
stonfs wednesday ut 8 A. 81. Saturday afternoon,
entire change of programme. y.5.-s5.zss..
bolts concerts. . ap23-6t
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MT FOR BARGAINS GO TO THE
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS DEPOT

GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS DEPOT
WILLIAM THALIIIMER; COL BROAD STREET.
just received another large lot Of those excellent
TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at DOC. worth
75c. and 81;
Just received large stock of PLAIN, FIGURED,
and STRIPED DRESS GOODS at zoe. worth
40 pieces handsome FRENCH ORGANIZE
LAWNS ut 25c. worth 40c
80 pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWNS nj LUG.
1000 yards elegant VICTORIA LAWNS at 15c.
worth 25c.; .E.1s
% pieces BLACK STRIPED GRENADlNE at lo
and zoe. worth % and 30c.; .rr,>-
Also, n large line of PLAIN and FIG URED GkEN-
kDINES at low prices H.
BLACK ALpACAS greatly reduced In order 10 close
the Immense stock on hand. Give me 4 call for
bargain In ALPACA. o,rc
4 full line of WHITE GOODS, such as ,PlgUES,
CHECKED and SWISS MUSLINS, MAIN
SOCKS CAB1BRICS, IRISH LINENS, TABLE,
r.f LINENS. CURTAIN-LACES, &c, &c.
A cheap stock of CASSIMERES. TWEEDS,, Lin
EMS, CIIEVIOTS. BED-TICkS, SHEETlNGS,
&c. Give me IL call, rs goods must be sold chcnp
~ i''''A- WILLIAM TEALHIMER'S,
nm Or @.., 49, COL Broad street.
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RgsoIcIsGAT afEMPHIs. - aenpDIsis, Iean.,
April a IA salute of thirty-eight guns for.
the restored Union sas fred all 4so'cIock
this evening, followed by a presidential So
tstte 81 tNeIity-one guns, exc onfed erate
ana :. ex-U nien soldiers participating in the
demonstration. 80 . : {
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DATENT NOVELTY PORTABLE
"A FIRE-ESCAPE.-Ackno TO be the best
and safest means Of escape from burning oniloing
when the usual modes have been cut Oft. Iassiss
used and tested, without extra charge. For prices
and further informatians apply to
$500 C ORGE A. .AINsLlE, %
49,. No. 10 Tenth street, Richmond, va.
ap1s-2wd&w Is ~
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TAXES.


MANCHESTER. April 90, 1877.
AT A STATED MEETING OF THE
N CITY COUNCIL, held at the Council chamber,
the following was adopted:
Resolrsd, That the license tax be amended so as
TO read rs follows: '@ .
Section s. All persons desiring to prosecute in the
city any business auctioneer agent for the sale or
renting of real estate. commission merchant, ira
der broker, keeper of ordnaries, wholesale and re-
tail liquor-dcaers, houses Of private entertainment
private boarding-houses eating-houses or cook-shop
or any other business which cannot he reached by
the dd raIorem system, shall pay license tax OF
twenty dollars for the privilege OF prosecuting such
business. =. ..H'
Section T. Junk-dealcrs shall pay license tax OF
twenty-five dollars; pawnbrokers. two hundred dol
lars; oyster and fsh-deaers and keepers OF green
stores, where vegetables are offered exclusively Tor
sale. shall pay u tax OF ten dollars. -.
Section S. Physicians, lawyers den lists, artists
veterinary surgeons, and eaSurers or inspectors vi
lumber, shall pay tax Of twenty dollars
Section 0. No person other than saarted oficer,
aching In behalf of an insurance company whose
principal Office IS situated in this city and taxed
upon the capital and assets, shall engage In the bust
ness of soliciting or receiving applications Tor In,
surance In any insurance copany or reSeiv, eent
thereof payment of premiums on poieies
issued by IN insurance company, Titpout Vn.atinsns
LICENSE Eyery PsTSGn ey Or indirectly through
any other Office than It's licensed resilient agent WIN
nm Insurance company whose principa! office Is NOT
such company ant. pay lax Ct htteen dollars.
Section H. Public, theatres ana ROOMS usen ZOE
public exhibitions or bathrooms sila pay tA Vi
fifteen dollars. ,
SECTION I6. The Treasurer shall, upon the return
of licenses assessed by the Commits oner OF Inc Key
enue proceed to collect llicense tax not
paid; and any person liable to snch tax VINO snail
prosecute his buslless after having been assessed
without having paid such tax on or before inc e, 81
day of May, shall be- liable to fine OF not less IMAM
ten nor more than twenty dollars: 'and II shall be
the duty ofthc Treasurer TO report al denquens to
the Mayor of the city. tiIi
Section Is. Licenses for carts, hacks, and other
vehicles or the privilege Of keeping dogs, goats
or other animals Shall be issuedhy The Auditor upon
the receipt OF the Treasurer showing that the tax
has been paid. For every such license the following
tax shall he paid For every cart, dray, or wagon,
drawn by one horse or mule, three dollars; If drawn
by two animals, five dollars; If drawn by three AMI
mails, six dollars II drawn by four animals, eight
dollars for buggy kept Tor hire, Ave dollars for
hacco or any other wheeled carrisge kept for hire,
eight dollars; for dog one dollar for bitch, one
dollar; for goat, one dollar. Provided. that any
bitch found running at large during the ruttng sea-
son shall he confined by the poice-oicers, and the
owner thereof be subject to fine OF Ave dollars,
2S-5t l ,.a
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OPERA-HOUSE.

Grand original fury extravaganza, In three acts,
entitled
FAIRY LAND; OR, THE RIDDLE AND THE
KEY.
Given by PROFESSOR THOMAS j.: MINORS
PUPILS, on FRIDAY EVENING, April 81, 1877.
Doors oven at O'Clock: performance 10 conf
mcnce at 8. Tickets can be had at MOSES MYERS
book and news depot, No. 100 cast Broad street cor
nR. w. II. TAYLOR WILL GIVE
~ TWO Of his notwithstanding and descriptive
ART EXHIBITIONS
at ST JOHNS SUNDAY-SCHOOL| ROOM on
TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
cath and 26th instant.
NEW SERIES OF VIEWS. Exhibition COM
mcnces at O'clock ~
Admission. CSC Tickets for sale al SCOTS drug
store and at the door, ap 23-24&26-3t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHIOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly seiree will take place ut Assoc
ciatieu Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at 81
o'clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
ton cards, which must b. presented 1T the door.
Members can obtain invitation-cards OH application
ut WAITS music-store, No. 920 Main street.
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TEA.PARTE.
TEA-PARTG

y - -
Tie ladies of the GRACE-STREET PRESBY-
TE:TINN CHURCH invite their friends to So
CIAL GATHERING on FRIDAY EVENING, 27ih
Fourth streets, from O'Clock throughout the eve
ming. ,, =.
TEA will he freely offered. with cordial welcome
to all. Having resolved TO dispense with Fair, the
ladies seek To foster other resources for the means OF
reducing the church debt. VOLUNTARY con-
TRlBIJrIONS gratefully received.
FLOWERS and few ATTRACTIEE ARTICLES
will be offered for sale. ap 24-1uTh&tN
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HANDSOME STRIPED SILKS 1t 7Ie.. nrv.r ,,4
for less than 81:
BLACK SILKS from GOc. TO - yer yard:
200 pieces DRESS GOODS, bought -tlcr thr rccca:
decline. will be sold from l2': 10 4jc. III" rHcap-
est In the city. Don't bug elsewhere before YOU
look at them.
Handsome BLACK ALPACA Ut nc never soA
for less than soc:
BLACK ALPACA 1t 3Jc. We guarantee never SID
for less than Soc;
25 pieces LACE-STRIrED PIQCE At .Uc.
200 pair OF those KID GLOVES 1t ijc.:
Our 1925 KID GLOVES reduced 10 &c.,.
200 pair EMBROIDERED CnRsErS, aIl Gnla-
bers, will be sold for Il price heretofore, -,
Just opened, large stock OF p.iRASoLS;
We will sell our entire stock Of DOME>Ilt> Il
New York prices rather than remove then! 10
our new store:
Twenty dozen more TOWELS 1T l2tc wor. 2jr.:
4 large stock OF HEMSTITCHED HANDkEE'
The largest STOCK Of CAMBTIC EpGlNGS ;nIt II.
SETTINGS In the city 10000 yard, ir '.,.
Gsc, s;5G l0c., -. los, 2Gc;, a"' -''
LADIES BIBS and COhLhEETTES IN great w.
IS pieces TADLE;LlSEN from s7'lc: ,o;l;
21O pieces ST. GALL TRIMMING At 'i'-J'
never sold les than 81: ,.-,
800 pieces GoTT2& T E1;Tii Il 4, ( an. -2 &c.,
~
regular value 25c.:
Look 1t J0NF.S'S CASfBRIC, & inches "i'r, 2oc-
real value 35c.
Look IT our stock Of CliiLDRENS HOSE FVI4
lfa,c. to :l-a large stock on hand.
BOYS' and MEMS WEARING have c"mph'r
assortment OF CASSIMEaES from zoe. 10 -
per yard: ..,.,., ,..,-,
stock In the state of Yrsinia: -,
MtTTINGS and FLOOR OlL-CL0TH-roG VII
save money 10 purchase them from u I:
LACE CURTAINS from zoe. to per yard:
The largest stock Of BED-SPREAUS eycrrN!!ti,"i
In the city. from 81 10 $40.
Our stock Is complete I'm every department ava
Won can buy great many goods Tor = !iulc money
our stock must be sold and reduced before We r.
move and II win pay you 10 look II our stock 0co'E
SYCLE BROTHERS.
42y Er"ah street.
ap10.tNvl be- wccu Fourth and II @h STREETS.
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MT DON'T BUY YOUR
DRY GOODS -.. -..
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN
LEVY BROTHERS STOCK.
THEY OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
IN MANY STYLES OF GOODS.

Look at the STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN at 1876.
worth Csc:
PLAID PIQUEs ut 1870. worth Csc;
FIGURED PIOUES at 6:sc. worth CSC:
VICTORIA LAWN at l 2h. Is, 162s, 20, and Csc,
worth Is, 90, 25, 80, and $50:
WIDE CHECK MUSLIN, for aprons and wrappers,
ut 25c. worth Soc per yard:
CHECKED and STRIPED .NAINSOOk MUSLIN
at25c. worth Csc. per yard;
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN, Il yards
widc ut 25, 80, and Csc. per yard, worth IS,
40, and Soc;
25, 80, 35, 40, and Soc, worth so per cent.
more:
YARD-WIDE PRINTED PERCALES ut 12I5c.
worth 25c. per yard-these are the best goods
manufactured:
YARD-wlDE PRINTED CAMERICS at SIC. per
yard worth 1910;
CALICOES In the latest styles at 64 and SIC. per
yard; ..r.ta
81 UTICA BLEACIlED sIIEETING at 25c. worth
35c. per yard;
PILLoW-ChSE COTTON at 12!sc per yard;
BED-TICk ut 81, 10, 12,$, Is, 16's, 20. and 25c.
per yard; . :.
CHEyIoT SHIFTING at ST. 10, 12E, Is, l Gas, and
Csc. per yard; .. -..
GINGHAMS in great variety at 10 and I2Ac. rer
gard:
ALPACAs. double width, at 25, 80, 35 4 O, IS, and
Soc. and up to 81 per yard-,he cheapest ever
e. offered;
BLACK CACTTEMIRES in all qualities ut prices
lower than ever known:
All kinds of BLACK GOODS for mourning at
apes LEVY BROTHERS..
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;,,,r ,.T.,orSE iiENERaEsIIr Colonel
David j.. Godwin, OF Ner s. sris sogsnss' .
warmly lrecoi11me ded py ms ii,enu'

h reply to D question!b the Governor
and - f,o , 81 New Hampshire il they have
authority auth to 60 behind the returns an, and
ar,s md state senators where the. ballots
bear a,. a name different from the legal one OF
the the, candidate, the Supreme Court OF tue
State has decided that they have no such
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MILITARY NOTICES.

NRAYS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 4
EPJI1SY EVENING next at * O'Clock. M
Iiy order OF Lieutenant PiI1LLifS. co con
ing. N'h' p odorI,. ,
an 26-2t - L.. OraerLy.
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7 ARGE STOCK. LARGE STOCK.
IL LARGE STOCK.

Goods must be sold before W. remove 10 oUr uyr
store, and offer entire stock very reduce!
prices. The balance Of our stock "u ilnl st tr IL
of May will be closed ont at auction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-26

GEORGE W. CONE ,I q . : !, !,
~ No. 1904 MAIN STREET. :
Z. ,W1NpoW-CURTA1N and SHADES ofdliferent
teed Rates reasonable Orders and promptly
'ss,s - 80 ~ (iE0RGE w. CONE, a
ap Cell .fFs.t5sf.s{ q i'll j 904 Min street,
puL-HEADS, 81 to $40 per ream. at the
ID DISPATCH PRlNTIN9.Ho uSEs.
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sCR0QsrET.

sCR0QsrET.
lHROQUET FOR 95 CENTS, consisting of
" 8 balls and mallets, 2 stakes and 10 arches.
Price only 95c. For saleby j.. II EILfSoN,
ap3-lm*, III LIZ Main street..
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That saves Frank Jones, a Democratic
member.