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Frank and Honest yn.gtnians.

When you have to rely upon . fellow-be-
ing in a case that involves trial IN any way
it is delightful to know that you have one
to rely upon WHO'S true ana ever faithlul.
The public debate in Wytherille, described
by a correspondent in yesterdays Dispatch
brought out United States Senator W ITHERs'
one OF the truest and bravest OF men. We
had never heard bis opinions about the pup
lie debt AID rcaGiustmcnt; but kno"H's
the man, we could have stated his opin'on'
before thew were announced upon the hoS'
,,gs good and conscientious man ~
,t,.avs consistent in matters OF principle
and truth; brave and patriotic man N
always frank and firm. Senator WRITER'S
Is incapable OF duplicity, and would scorn
70 dodge and trim for popularity's sake.
At any and all times you can tell where he
is. and whenever he defines his position it
is that OF brave. patriotic, and honest
man.
The Wythe meeting was one where true
blood and true manhood and public devo-
ton sbone admirably. General WALKER
took brave and loyal grounds, and main
tanned himself as man and patriot should.
How admirably the proud declarations and
the loyal devotion to principle and the pub
lie honor there displayed compare with the
cunning and trimming logic and the thin
ble-rigging schemes developed at some OF
the public meetings in Virginia One such
meeting as that Of Wythe is like an electric
light set upon high hill, whose rays pierce
many dark corner and many caves haunted
by the bats who cannot stand the light.
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BLACK SILKS at Is. IS. s5, 9Oc., sl.l0, 20 e,
Sl.35. $3.50. and up to $3.50 per yard;
COLORED SILKS in all shades at the lowest prices:
BLACK ALL-WOOL CASIIMERES In all qualities
from Coo. up to $3.50 per yard, all Of which are
COLORED CAsIINERES IN all of the most fashion
able shades;
FANCY DRESS GOODS IN great variety from SIC.
up 10 75c. per yard:
BLACK ALPACAS In all qualities from 25c. up 10
1925 per yard. Don't think OF purchasing your
ALPACAS until you have seen our stock.
PLAIN, STRIPED, and PLAID OPERA-FLAN-
NELS In all colors and qualities:
RED. BLUE. GRAY, aud WHITE TWILLED
FLANNELS:
RED. WHITE. BLUE, YELLOW, and GRAY
PLAIN FLANSET.S in all qualities
SHAKER. DOMET. EMBROIDERED. and SILK
WARP FLANNELS;
BED-TICK at 81. 10. 12r. -. 20. and 2Jc. per
yard:
CHEVIOT SIIIETINGS, SIIIRTING-STEIrES,
BLUE and BROWN DENNIS:
BROWN. Blue. RED. and SLATE CANTON
FLANNELS;
BLEACGIED and UNELEACIlED CANTO Y
FLASNELS. from the commoncSt quality 10
the best manufactured:
CASSIMERES. CLOTHS, SATINETS. TWEEDS.
SHEEPS GRAY. TRICOTS. and JEANS. for
boys and mems wear:
WATERPROOF In all qualities:
DARK GRAY WATERPROOF al zoe. per yard
ExT TRH.u RtsS:i 'HoSEY-coMD QUILTS
ExTR * oUALiTY WHITE FIGURED QUILTS
MAHsE !iiI QuiLTS at $3.50 worth Sat -
4 large as:oi tment OF LADIES anal CIITLDREN'S
HOSE of the most Fashionable style:
LADIES' READY-MADE GARMENTS IN great
variety at the lowest prices eyer known:
HOOP. BhLMORAL-. and IL l. l. f. Y L D.
SKIRTS and BTSTbES' and the ne" PATENT
WHITE GOODS of every descriptions ana full as
sortmcut of each kinds
MERiNO and LAMB'S-W0OL UNDERSIIIRTS
| and DRAWERS for men. women. AMI children ::
80. 900 yards HAMBURGER EDGINGS and IN
SETTINGS from SC. up 10 $50 per yard
these goods are fifty per cent. below regular
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. extra heavy. ut zoe:
CARPETW WARP III all colors:
NOTTINGHAM LACEs IN al !'mllticS
IWINDQW-sllADE>. MATS. RUGS. AMI HAS
SOCKS:
CAkrETS. oIL-cLoTH>. MATrI>GS, and
LACE and SII. X SCARrS in great variety:
MEMS LINEN IlANDkERCHlEFS:
GEETLEMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS Of every
descriptions
We call particular attention to our 0nc-dollar N
BLEACEiED SHIRTS. Of our own mannfac.
tire, made OF the best Wamsutt.. Cotton and
wlliIT'E aud 1Coi.ORED BLANKETS and COM
FORTABLES in all quaIiIie>-some great bar
gains In this line:
Lots of other new AMI desirable goods are being re-
ceiyed daily.
Particular attention given to orlars. Goods sent
by express, regular frcights. or by mail When
goods are ordered by mall send one CEN per ounce
| Sc II 1017 and l019 Main street
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Wcst-.-ClRushtOn.

Three hundred guests, including the most
select and cultured in the circle OF Hon. Fl.
0. Claughton's rank, were last evening in
vited to witness the solemn nuptialS OF Pro-
fessor George West. OF Richmond. Va, and
Miss Blanche Claughton, OF this city, at the
residence OF Hon. Ii. o. Claughton.
The spacious and elegant parlors were re-
gally adorned. Flowers rendered tue air
redolent, and when the fair bride entered
the paror Il murmur OF admiration was
almost audible. Her elegant toilet, from
Madam Washington's, was superb. 1t was
OF heavy white silk, princess train, win
ruches OF silk extending across the fTont
and over the train; corsage high, IN dla-
mond-shaped plates; half sleeves, Win
orance-blos.oms downs diagonal front and
across the train: immense veil, three ana
one half yards square. with deilcate en-
broiderv and coronet OF oranSc-blossomS.
The brides reception dress is OF lavender
silk. embroidered with white silk. These
are two OF the magnificent trousscau, which
includes brown silk embroidered, Il blue
silk. crean,-colorcd silk, and black velvet
travelling and morning toilets.
The marriage rites were performed by
Rev. DR.. Bullock, OF Alexandria. Many
Guests of note and distinction were present.
The presents were numerous and elegant.
The reception and wedding supper were
occasions long to be remembered for their
brlllancy.- Washington Republican.
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HI DON'T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
before you look Il, SYCLE BROTHERS.. No lrou-
bic TO show goods and YOU will lind the incest as
sortmcnt in the city. We will Show on the
FIRST FLOOR
4 nice lot OF FLANNET.S, in all the coIors and 1T
an extra price:
We have an extra large lot 81 CANTON FLAN-
NEi.S. just received:
We have Il new lot OF EAVT-ELCE. BOTTLE
GREEN, and SEAL-BROWN SILKS. In all the
desirable shades 1T s. worth 4l.2J per yard;
BLACK SILKS at Gjc. worth Soc:
BLACK SILKS at 7Jc. worth 81:
BLACK SILKS at - worth s1.E5:
BLACK SILKS al S1.25 worth S1.TJ;
The largest o Of SILKS in the city you will tind AT
scl0 SYCLE BROTHERS..
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DEATHS.

Died. on Thursday morning, September 10, 1877,
nj haf-past O'Clock, at the residence of her bro
therein law, Mr.. William j. Westwood Miss 81 II.
TIA A. W. WILLIAMS, daughter of Edward and
Catherine Williams, formerly Of Portsmouth, va.
The funeral will take place ut Lelgh-Street pap
tist church THIS lFriday) MORNING ut l l O'CLOCK.
Portsmouth and Norfolk papers please copy.
Died at the residence of her son-iD-law, Mr.. Jo-
seph II. johnson. Thursday morning. Septem per
18th of typhoid-fever, Mrs. NJ. w. l.. lVEY, In the
sixty fourth year Of her age. -.
Catharne and Henry streets THIS friday MORN
ING at ] O'Clock. ......
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A called meeting OF the Norfolk Liquor
Dealers Association was held at the armory
OF the Norfolk City Guard yesterday after
noon at O'Clock, a large number being in
attendance. The meeting was a spirited
affair, and showed that the Norfolk liquor
dealers are fully alive to the exigencies OF
the occasion. The action taken also showed
that at the next legislative election the can,
receive the undivided support Of the liquor,
dealers and their friends Norfolk Land:
mark, 18Th.
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CONVENTION OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.-
Indianapolis, September 12.-The Annual
Convention OF Locomotive Firemen OF the
United States met yesterday, and was nd
dressed by Colonel Maynard, editor OF the
Sentinel, and Mayor Craven, OF this city
after which they went into secret session.
Their proceedings to-day have been with
closed doors.
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Our friends in the Clinch Valley are ST

Our frlendS III the C'incu NaIic! 'le SUI
ring themselves about their railway. The
Clinch valley Ne,cS writes hopefully about
it. We believe the project is to construct
narrow-gauge road to unite with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road somewhere near Hin
ton. Certainly the wealth in fields. forests,
and mines of this valley is such that 1t
should have the advantages OF the most APP
proved style OF communication with the
country and the markets outside OF It's
mountain barriers.
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AcDANaERoUs CoUETsRFEIr.-ln the
Bankers Convention or Wednesday aslight
commotion was caused by Mr.. ]. Trainer
King, one OF the editors OF paper known
as the Government Counterfeit Dstector,
sending the following dispatch whichhe had
received from Philadelphia in reference TO
counterfeit money:
"l'o; Trainer King, Bankers Convention: - !.
"Mr. Graham, my agent, and the casf1ier OF
the International Central Bank OF Chicago,
both telegraphed me yesterday evening con-
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II is worthy of note that Hon. I. S. 30
COCK, chairman OF the Virginia delegation
in the st. Louis Convention, is to make 4
specch of welcome to President HAYES in
Lynchburg, and Judge JOHN A. MEREDITH,
chairman of the Committee on the Platform
in the same Convention, is to welcome Presi-
dent HAYES to Richmond.
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BISHOP WHITrLE.-Right Rev. Bishop
Whittle preached at Emanuel church last
Friday evening to a fair-sized audience and
confirmed one candidate. His sermon was
one OF the best to which we have ever
listened The Bishop is noted for the plain
ness and clearness Of his sermons. The one
alluded to was particularly calculated to
awaken religious concern and stimulate re-
ligious feeling. Helwas aided by Rev. Mr.;
AcNabb, who in the forenoon preached
very aceeptably. Bristol NerS. .
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA, }
Saptornher II. 1877.

)
September IL, 1877. !
Editors Dispatch: Yesterday was Ma
thews County Court-day. Judge CHRISTIAN
was engaged in the trial Of a Egosecution 1or
dredging oysters. ..
There was meeting Of the citizens to ap-
noint delegates to the Senatorial Conven-
ton. to meet at this place on the 18th instant.
DIR. J. G. Bohannon was called to the char,
and MIR. w. z. Fitchett was made secretary.
The following delegates were appointed {:
For Westville district, c. Z. Stokes, John
Z. Miller, J. J. Burke, and w. E. Fitchett;
Piankatank district, Dr.. Montague, t. >.
Christian, r. f. Hudgins, John w. How
lett, and A. F. Dutton; Chesapeake dis
trict, Sands Smith, DR.. It. 3. Lane, John
Foster, G. T. Garnett, and c. Fl. HudSlns.
Mr., Andrew Brown, chairman OF the Coun-
ty Committee, was appointed delegate at
large. .
On motion OF DR.. Lane, it was resolved
that the Convention approved the course OF
Senator 3. F. Bland, and hoped he would
be renominated.
On motion OF Captain Armistead, it was
resolved that the people OF Mathews APP
proved the course of Delegate c. A. b.
harmon, and he be unanimously called on
to announce himself candidate for reelec.
ton.
Messrs. Bland and Bohannon responded
handsomely. Nc.
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CLOTHING.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

II, H. SrRArroS. ~ . ~,
d II. STRArrON tO I,,S VII al. '- CARY
IL. COMMISSION H W. SaIicit eoasisuments Of
III kinds OF COUNTRY rRonSSEio a as ahall re-
lnAN uis si,; stf,uitou SAMPSON JONES, ~, t"f
seSe pxears engaged In ,hs business IN .nis si
t ,t2a Win rs and win 90 very gtiu 10 isns" 80
acquaintance Win his former n'e"t' NM i''>'''
SC I2-d3wSw4t
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GILMORE ACQUITTED OF MURDER.-HarrS-
sonburg, Pa, September 12.-The jury ia
the case OF Zebulon2 ID. j Gilmore.c charged
with the murder of Reuben Bonds, after
deiiberating q very few minutes, brought
in o verdict Of not guilty about IL o'clock
this morning.
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*Italics the writer's,

No CANvAss.-Some OF our exchanges are
urging our candidates to make an active
and vigorous canvass OF the State. Wevote
ono" on the proposition. There Is no OPP
position to the ticket and let us have rest
from politics for WHILE Vest Point Star.
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corning theirsdiscovery OF q new and very
dangerous counterfeit flfty-dollar Treasury
note. ~ EEE
"Disp patches conclude by saying::'I It is
the most dangerous counterfeit yerissued.
and should be reported to the Convention
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n MARRIAGES.

Married, In this city at the Grace-street Baptist
son..E. NJ. WHTTLOCk to Miss ROBERTA Fl. AT
KISSON: both Of this city. ser.
Baltimore, Alexandria, fredericksburg and Hunt
ington papers please copy.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

arrays, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 4
" repimcnta, armory FRIDAY EVENING q
NEXT at O'Clock, in undress uniform, for drill. "
Nv order OF Lieutenant LACGlTTOS. command II
inr Isc 1921 ". G.. STOKES. .. :.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI" COHEN BROTHERS
ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH Or
GOODS.

Their selections are very carefully male not opiy
as regards style. but also prices Their goods are
purchased only Of first bauds thus saving the Jpb.
! ber's profit
In opening for the coming season they would state
that they will make every effort only 10 secure
for their patrons every advantage in the price, tr
to place before them an assortment that VIII def
competition In this State.
They are just In receipt OF Il very Extensive stock
Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
Silks arc still OH the decline and no. prices can
DC looked for. Their former Sl.75 SILK can mo-,
be had at / 80. their $500 SILK for sl75. Eycry
quality Of SILK from 374c ~ the finest imported
Their stock OF COLORED SiLKS il positively
the largest ever offered within the Limit, IL ,ht.
state.
They are also Offering:
325 pieces ELACK ALPACA. which ti~Yarc r..
failing At less than piccc-prcc-.
They have also received large io,, Il DRESS
GOODS.
Special attention IS called 10 their stock Of no.
sIERY, which comprises MI the novelties OF TIL,
season.
In Ladies', Gcit!rmcns and ChIlhrQu'. UNDER
WEAR they have made heavy purchases a. ~.
| recent .raic-Salc OF Peterson & Co.
Also in FLANNELS they Offer special nIuccmeu,
To their heretofore large variety Of CORSETs they
hav" added several new and popular maxi
among which + COOLY-S CORK CORSET.
Their TRIMMING. FANCY GOODS, and SMALL
WEAR DEPARTMENTS will In K few day. Ia
filled with everything that Is novel ar'! u,.:,l.
81 3-3,n
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natural advantages West Point ought to
be the largest city in Virginia. Vest Point
Star. s,
[That's Norfolk thunder; don't steal it,
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MI NEW GOODS ARE EXHIBITED
daily at SYCLE BROTHERS. scl0
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riS THREE UNDERSHIRTS FOR 81;
25 dozen more Of those TOWELS II 25c. worth
35c.:
TOWELS from Ice. to 13c.:
3 pairs STOCKINGS for zoe:
5 pairs good STOCKINGS for SOC.
pairs EEGULARMADEl HOSE Ior:l.
The incest and largest assortment of HOSE for
Ladies. Misses, AMI Children. In town you can find
at SYCLE BROTHERS: and don't purchase else
where before examination oil stock. sc 10
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET ARTICLES.
FOR GENTLEMEN,
Fine ENGLISH HAIR-BRUSHES,
DRESSING-COMBS,
NML-BRUSHES,
SPONGES.
SPONGE-BAGS,
FLESH-BR USHES, &C., &c.
For sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist
sc14 corucr Of Broad and Ninth streets.
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DISCHARGED FROM CUsTODy.-The grand
jury yesterday failed to find a true bill
against E. W. Rufin alias Emmett VIII
liams, charged with entering the store OF
Mrs. Julia Ryan, in Newtown, last year,
and he was discharged. Soon afterwards
he was again arrested by Lieutenant Baker,
of the police force, on information received
from Major Poe, chief OF police OF Rich
mond, for having committed some offence
in Nebraska Territory; but upon telegraph
ing to Richmond for proper authority to
arrest him, an answer was returned to re-
lease him, and he was accordingly dis
charged. Ruffin is q man with pleasant
countenance and good address, and when
arrested the first time expressed great sur
prise, and wanted his case examined at
once. Portsmouth Enterprise.
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M THE ROAD TO THE LARGEST
aud cheapest stock of DRY GOODS in the city ends
at SYCLE BROTHERS, 81 l Broad street. sell
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men,. e.
lxl bcrs OF DOVE LODGE, No. 81, A. F."
and A. NJ will attend stated communlca-/
ton OF their lodge at St. Albans Hall. corner Main
and Third streets, THIS friday EVENING, Sep
iember 9TH. at O'Clock. Members of sister lodges
and transient brethren fratcrnally invited to attend
BY order Of the W. NJ. BEN. 1. ALGISl.
60 1d~1t Secretary.
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NIEMBERS OF RICHMON GN
WI LODGE, NO. Il. KNIGHTS OFWssA
PYTHIAS will attend stated meeting ofEsI . I'll
their lodge Mt Pythian Castle Hall TlilSISEfS%G
fPridav) EVENING at ~ o'clock. Mem NSSSg
bers OF sister lodges fratcrnally Invited <a'S
TO attend. By order Of the Chancellor COMMANDER.
G.. +. DANFURTH.
Go 1a-1t* Keeper or Records and Seal.
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nnrncd n, SYCLE BROTHERS,.
Six cakes SWEET SOAP Tor &c:
Look al our G5c. IRISH POPL!N worth - per
''1'' 4 spools SILK for 25c.:
l yar,l ELASTIC for &c.:
10 dozen BUTTONS for &C.;
oso I-NLAUNDKIED SHIRTS ut al. made Of
Wumsutta Cotton and Richardson's Linen.
We are agents for the COOLEY CORK CORSET.
II Is the bes-wcarlrg and lifting Corset IN TUG
world. You WI, indthem In White; b Stu a, iH4
makes OF COKSETS from soc. tos3.
ruREE-BUTToN KID GLOVES at 75c.-ieal
~ ys IL o = l: PC. KID GLOVES:
4 I splendid BUTTON KID GLOVE aiSi; -,
Tho largest assortment OF HaMbCR"h fM-
RROiDERY in the city:
EDGiNG from Sc. to =, and La, al new Pss,srns;
KLACK ALPACA 1T 2jc. worth SOC,
BLACK ALPACA 1T soc. worth 3jc.;
Beautiful BKlLLlANTlNE AT 35c.-reai value
Our 4oc. ALPACA Is worth soc;
our soc. ALpACA Is worth 65c.:
Oar csc. ALPACA is worth 90c.:
BLACK CACHEMlRE at 50c.-cheap at ODE;
BLACk CAGHEMlRE a, 75s.-sheapst ;;.,u,.
S W nave a Inc Of !! Mo SSR 81
We offer extra low--such as Bomhazine, Henri,
eta and Grape CLOTH Tamise. Bierre'xs an ah h, al
g LINEN HASDkERCfilEFS for DOC;
3 pairs ENGLISH IIALE-llOSE iorsl
>'0>''0 : sYCLE BROTHERS..
DON'T BUY YOUR CASSIMERES BEFORE
YOU LOOK AT OUR STOCK.
CAssIMEREs for meas and boys wear-a full and
complete assortment:
LEANS for bows wear from 12s TO ooc.;
CASSIMERES from i0c. % W per yard:
Don't ful 10 look our SO and Use. CASSlMEist-S'
New DRESS GOODS FOR fall wear opening daily
BASEMENT.
We have complete assortment Of MATTIN S.s
OU-CLOrHS tor door and table, MATS, IA nt.
PETS. RUGS, BLANKETS, CUMEokFS,
BLEACHED and BROWN DO Els ;,
FLANSELS, CANTON FLANSELS, which
Will be sold 1T wholesale prices. 49,.
THIRD FLOOR.
BRIDAL. MARsEILLES, aid HoSEico ~ ;
LooS az our zoe. WHITE SPREADS; our s1.aa
SPREADS worth II .33;, -, - -, >,
Persons wishing kso14, We VIII sell them ~
psrsons wishing samples win please send postage.
strict attention paid To I'll orders. - !, e,t.
S'tteS - SYtYE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street,
| se1O between Third aud Fourth streets,
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REMOVAL

nATENT WHEELS, PLAIN WHEELS,
HITBs. sPOKES, RIMS, SHAFTS, POLES,
SPRINGS, AXLES, BOLTS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FM tlEoTII RUBBER CLOTH,
LEATHER. OIL-CLOTH,
SkEINS and BOXES. ~,
and general stock OF MAIEkiALs i1r AN
MAGE and WAGOS-MAKERS, for sale low:
Sc ii. dit&sw4t h: -. M.Ll.--e.sS.-
HTOTICE.-Know all men by these pre-
IN sanIs that / have tIlis day appointed JOHS r.
LAUGEToN, JR., my agent, for me and in ny >,
name to conduct and carry on tne ous h s,,
GENER al, kIJCTiONEER, and TO rent Spcn preu,..
iscs in the city OF Richmond rs he may deem neces
sary for the proper conducting OF sTen InGnoD.
RICHMOND, VA, September s,ls77'
Sc 10-2w
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1t must make the honest Yankee veterans
feel proud to be addressed by BEAST BUTLER
as "fellow-soldiers."
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SALT.


Attn store and afioat.
5000 sacks DEAKINS.S,
'''o0 N WORTHiNGTON'S, ~
and other noted brands Li " fAHh'
cpo1-xD .I,y,N and AGRICULTURAL SALT,
for sale by hAFf@Isi Wv :"
sc 14-7t r...t-s..r..
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AMgrSEME NTS.
THEATRE.
ADMISSION: 25. 35. AND SOC.

-
DICHMOND THEATRE.
49, ADMISSION: 25, s5. AND SOC.
uosp H!!h TEE SISH!S H 2NEH:
SEPTEMBER II, 1e, AND. %.
cAL Kk:sRPfsT'sSfsss M ST
GEORGIA THE GREAT MINsTRELs.
croRc,, so 2Tlg1FdI u1SsTRE1s
'H''''N 'V Co tis, ''''''' II Els
GEORGIA OF Genuine Negroes. MISSTRELs.
urRoAR Eji 'rTThSSSrATi00SS MiI!SsTRELsY:
NEW ACTS; JIBILEE SONGS
BILLY KERsANpS. DICK LITTLE, }; GRACE,
=. DEyoSEAR, VI F.: LYLE, &
TWELFTH YEAR-ALL THE Old FAyoRITEI.
rox-sheet at Johnston's: Family circle and gu
lery exclusively for colored people. Sc l4-2t
rHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT
" The children ofthc Venable-9trc Sunday school
changes In the programme. at the Fena6lc.Stree'
Baptist church FRIDAY NIGHT, l4th, nj O'Clock.
Admission. l5e. Children under twelve years. 1oe'
sc l4-1t*
ESSNICH'S BAND CONCERT
IN AT SANGER HALLE GARDEN D'.r
s5 THls Ef fEEhstk i! SS SSt MS}l%
Cntil further noce these concerts VIII be gwen
every TUESDAY AMI FRIDAY.
Admission. 10c. ..-,x,,
se1l-1u& F3m j. hESSNlIii.
SCHOOL-BOOKS.
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
ALL TIE BOOKS USED IN OUR PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE SHOOTS
FOR SALE AT
PUBLISHERS LOWEST RATES.
Liberal discount 10 merchants and teachers.
1T. ELLISON, Bookseller,
,uos l1l2 Main street.
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M. LARGE ARRIVAL OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS.

NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-14

Six cakes SWEET SOAP FOR &c:
Look nj our Csc. IRISH POPL!N worth u per
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4 spools SILK for 2jc.:
| ward ELASTIC for &c.:
10 dozen BUTTONS for &C.:
$50 I-SIAUNDKIED SHIRTS ut IL. made OF
Wumsrtta Cotton and Richardson's Linen.
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SEASIDE LIBRARY.

A NE" LIST OF
TIE SEASIDE LIBRARY.
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We are agents for the COOLEY CORK CORSET.
Ii is the bes;wearlng and httng corts ,i IN Ins
PINK from 81 to j.. so: and thousands OF other
makes OF COKSETS from soc. 10 81.