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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HILL & ANDERSON, IL H., groceries.
E w. POWELL, 10 a. ~, furniture.
T. I. WHITING, High constables oface, 10 A H.
A. q. DUEsBERRY, 10 A. H., household furniture,
etc. IL A.. b., lot Of ornamental brackets, etc.
EDWARD C. GoDDIN,5 p. H.. trustees .ale OF
framed dwelling and 90 feet Of ground on Church
A HILL s. is.'~EJt' -
GRuBBs 8 wILLIAMa4 4 p, NJ. cottage farms and
~. market gardena two miles north OF Richmond.
Also, lot OF ten acres
VI. GopDIN, 6 p IL, 90 feet OF ground on the east
side OF st. James between Jackson and DuYal
Streets ~. - ttsEtsss 81
EDWARD C. GoDDIN, 6A P. II, framed dwelling
on Church Hill corner OF Twenty-ttth ana y
streets.
ROBERT B.LYNE, Az r. H., commissioners sale
of three stock-brick tenements, Nos. SO9, GIL,
and 6l3 Tenth street, between Leigh and u.
FRANK %. HILL, 8 P. NJ, trustees sale OF building
lots on PsTk avenue and house and lot In the Wis
lage of Haryie.
ROBERT b. LYME, 4 p. n, framed store with
Dwelling attached on leased ground on Edsateenth
~ street between Franklin and Grace
w. GODDIN, IL A. H., trnstee's sale of contingent
intereat In two farms on the MecEanlcsslle {urn-
WI pike one and o half miles cast Of Richmond.
JAMES MACDOUGh ALL. lQK A.. ~, bar-d
Snurap, stock OF liquors. cigars. &c.s at NO.
3severteenfh hatrses, near Main.
J. d. WHITEHEAD, 10k A. M., lot OF groceries,
Including usual assortment.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Minor Mention.-The Mayor has not had
case before him for three days.
George A. Moot, young German, who
works at the Marshall Mills, had two fingers
cut off Friday night in the machinery.
Rev. DIR. Winfree was prevented by indis-
position from attending the district meet
ing at Mount Herman church.
1t is understood that a new Methodist
church will be erected on Fifth street at an
early day. This denomination is strong
enough here to keep up two churches.
Judge Clopton's condition was reported
better Saturday.
Maury Cemetery is q favorite resort on
SUNDAYS.
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THE LAST ABBOTT CoNCERT.-The audi
ence at the Theatre Saturday night was by
no means such a one in numbers as Miss
Abbott deserved, but in appreciation it w;s
quite equal to the occasion, excellent as was
the programme and its execution. Miss
Abbott won the good opinion Of the critics
and the people alike, and was repeatedly
encored, and on each occasion with rare
grace responded, until she had sung two or
three times as often as she was announced
to do. II ever she returns to Richmond,
and there is prospect that she will very
soon, she is certain to receive from the pub
lie a welcome that will be somewhat more
commensurate with her worth than that
given at these two concerts, where the wea-
ther and other circumstances were so unfa-
vorable. Ferranti and Brignoli have high
regulations here, and carry away good
wishes and the consciousness OF having
afforded those who heard them much plea
sure. And so rs to Mr.. Case, the pianist,
and Mr.. Pratt, the director.
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THE THEATRE-FOURTH-ST CLUB To-
NIGRT.-This popular Club have cause to
be proud OF the very large number Of re-
served seats sold for their two entertain
ments to be given at the Theatre on this
and tomorrow evenings, which insures for
them large and brilliant audiences.
They appear annually only, and never
fail to draw. Go early, and be comfortable.
It is seldom that such entertainments for
real fun and refined enjoyment are offered
to our people. The vocal and instrumental
music is said by judges to be very supe-
rior
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THE "FARY LAND.''-There was large
audience at the Virginia Opera-House Fri
day evening last to witness the performance
OF the charming and clever little play enti-
tied "Fairy Land; or. The Riddle and the
Key" by the pupils Of Professor Thomas
j. Minors dancing-school. The children
acquitted themselves admirably well, and
the whole play from beginning to end was
gotten up with splendid scenic effect and
with the usual good taste which generally
characterizes Professor Minors efforts on
all occasions OF this sort. The young misses
and masters who figured in the play were ::
Miss Mary Becher, Miss Katie Hunt, and
Miss Leila Barnes, and Masters Isadore
Becher, Eddie Paynter, Albert Myer, John
Mcdowell, Willie Paynter, and Samuel Rag
land. The performance over, the little
fairies came into the audience aud received
the congratulations OF their friends, and
concluded the entertainment Of the evening
by soirfe dansante, which was kept up
until late in the night. ..".
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TRusrEE's SALE AT AUCTION OF Two Hun
INGs ON YEgABLE AND OTHER STREETS IN
ADAMss, HEcKLER's, AID OTHER PLANS. IN
AND NEAR THE EASTERN SUBURBS OF RICH
MoNp.-specIal attention Of capitalists and small
dealers is particularly called to the large number OF
LOTS, &C., advertised by iIr. William Fl. Braucr,
trustee to be sold at auction, on the premises in the
order advertised, on TUESDAY the 1st day of May
next, commencing at 8 O'Clock p. M.
For further particulars sec advertisement in the
Dispatch. w. GoDDIN,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
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CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING APRIL %, 1S71I.-Lots 'front.'
ing: 33 feet on Grace between Twenty
second and Twenty-third, for $500; G2 feet
on Beverley street near Randolph, for $496; =;
rs feet on Moore street near Pine, for $3.50;
30 feet on Franklin street between Monroe
and Henry, for s2,240; 33 feet on Adams
street between Pleasants and Short, for
$3.50; SO feet on Twenty-fourth street cor
ner n, for $1,S00; % feet on Jackson street
near Price, for SLIPS; 143 feet on Williams
street corner Gilmer, for 1886; 40 feet on
Louisiana street, for SlOO; interest in j. c.
Ellett's estate, for -; % feet on Fourth
street between Jackson and Duval, for
$3.50; 60s feet on Grace; street corner Fou-
shee, for $l1,0n0; IT feet on Grace street
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-SiXth,
for $1,000; 24s feet on St. Stephen street
between Baker and Charity, for S246; 1492
feet on Harvie street corner Of Grove, for
$500; 80 feet on Park avenue for 81, 200.
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THE GAME OF PoLICY-ARREST OF AL
LEGED DEALERs.-A. j. Berry and Thomas
II. Tyrer were arrested Saturday night on
warrant by Sergeant Hail charged with
setting up or promoting lottery. Edlar
Chapel (colored) is the informer in this
case. He was some time ago under arrest
himself for selling "policy" or lottery
tickets, and was sent on to the Hastings
Court and baled for appearance. Before
the time for trial arrived he had fled the
city, but upon returning here some weeks
later was again taken into custody. He is
now in Jail. Messrs. Berry and Tyrer were
admitted to bail for their appearance before
the Police Court this (Monday) morning.
Sergeants Jeter, Wren and Howard, and
the officers Of the First station, arrested, on
complaint of Chapel, w. P. Nuckols.
Thomas Fl. Heath, Granville Robinson,
and WILLIAM P. Willis the two last colored),
charged also with being concerned in poll
cy-dcaling. Most Of them gave bail. Very
little of the paraphernalia OF the business
was captured. 1t is stated that the wheel
which bad been in use at ,Willis's house, in
an alley between Franklin and Main and
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, was
sent away from the city before the officers
started out OIL their raid.
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QUICK TIME.-The English brig Laura
was loaded at the Chesapeake and Ohio
wharyes in two days and q hall with $500
barrels Of petroleum oil, drawing fourteen
feet two inches Of water. This is as quick
time as can be made in any Of the old oil
ports of the United States. In this connec-
tion it may be stated that the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company have con-
tracted to transport over, their road within
the next few months q vast quantity OF
grain-about million bushels-besides the
regular freights Of coal, oil, &c.
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A RAID on 4 GRoCERY-ONE HAM CAP
TURED.-About or s O'Clock Saturday night
three colored men went into the store Of W.
81. Shields, on Marshall street near Sixth,
for the ostensible purpose Of purchasing
some groceries,. While Mr.; Shields was en-, J.,
gagged with two the third, William Burwell
alias johnson, seized large ham OF bacon
and fed with it down Marshall street. Mr..
Shields pursued him down to Tenth street,
where the ham was dropped, and on to
Eleventh street, where he came up with the
fugitive and arrested him, notwithstanding
the thief threatened to kill him. Burwell was
delivered to Captain White and Policeman
Sweeny. The other two thieves are known
and will no doubt be apprehended.
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+ MILTON AND SUTHERLIN NARRoW-GAUGB
RAILRoAD.--Mr. M. W. BroadduS, Of this
city, an experienced and tirst-class railroad
and bridge-bulIder, has been awarded the
contract for the construction OF the Milton
and Sutherlin Narrow-G Gauge railroad. This
road, wilile it win be only eight miles in
length, will, it is believed, be of great value
to the section through which it is to pass.
Sutherlin Is station on the Richmond and
DanYille railroad, about ten miles (north)
this side of Danyiile, and it is proposed by
the citizens OF CasWell county to extend the
road about fifteen miles further. into the
State when the Milton md Sutherlin line is
completed. -
The Board OF Directors OF the Milton and
Sutherlin NarreW-Gauge railroad held a
meeting Tuesday and elected new officers.
Major SutherIin having resigned the -presi-
dency, S. b. Holder. Esq, was elected pre-
sident, and no change made in the directory
with the exception OF electing Captain j..
L.. Irvine, to supply the vacancy made by
electiug, Ar. Holder president.
Nr. Broaddus will commence work on
the road on the 9th CT May.
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THE HERNsHEM MYsTERT-A LETTER
THAT MAY GIVE A CLUE.-Maior Poe, in
response to inquiries about the man who
operated here some weeks ago under the
false name. Of Hernsheim, has received the
following:
80, WATERPROOF. La, April q, 1877.
" TO Hon. John Poe, Chief Of Police,
Richmond, Fa.:
"Dear Sir,-Yours Of the 18th is to hand
and contents noted. There Is firm in our
town by the name of Moss, Wise & Co.
The Moses Of this firm have brother who
is in the habit Of imposing on parties in the
manner you speak Of. His name is Jacob
Moss. He has never done any business in
Waterproof or lived here. His brothers, of
the firm Of Moss, Wise & Co., are men Of
good standing. They do not recognize this
brother on account OF his bad character.
He has frequently purchased goods in the
name Of Moss, Wise & Co. without their
knowledge, in which case the goods were
returned. They have published him to pre-
vent parties from being imposed on.
"Should you be able to do anything with
this party please write me. as I feel in
terested in knowing what will become Of
him. Respectfully, ~
=. st. J. HAYES Mayor" :
The draft that the so-called Hernshelm got
cashed here was repudiated by the Hern-
sheim firm Of New Orleans. ::
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY
Nash, &C., Us. Nash, &c. From the Circuit
Court of Norfolk city. Dismissed rfali-
ing to print the record.
Nagler, &C., us. Cannon, &c. Fully ar
gued by James Fl. Dooley, Esq, for the
appellants, and E. Z. Cannon for the appel
lees, and submitted. ~, - ;.
Thompson's executors Us. Harris's adj
ministrator, &c. Appeal refused to decree
of the Circuit Court Of Loudoun county.
shurtz Us. johnson, &C., is the next case.
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AN OLD OFFICIAL ARRESTED ON A SERIOUS
CHARGE Old "Billy," the .well-known
janitor ct the Medical College, has fallen
from grace, and reposes in one OF the Sec
ond police station-hOuse cells on the seri-
Gus charge of stealing q French air-pump
valued at S75, destroying the same, and at
tempting to sell it to aiunk-dealer.
On Saturday morning Officer Clinely, OF
the Second police district, saw Billy going
away from the College with q bag slung
across bis back and a suspicious-looking
piece of brass sticking out. He oVerhauled
him, examined the bag, and believing the
contents to have once been valuable piece
of mechanism, escorted Billy to the station
house until he could look into the matter.
Mr.. J. o. Goode, the engineer OF the Broad
street steamer CAY, was sent for and con-
suited as an expert. Mr.. Goode pro-
nounced the remains to have been French
air-pump-a valuable piece OF philosophical
apparatus, belonging to the Medical Col
lege. .....
Billy is well known to every doctor who
has graduated at the Medical College Of Fir-
ginia. He has been associated with all the
professors of the college from its incipiency
to the present time. He has always been
inclined to "crook his elbow" but has gen.
orally been regarded as honest. Billy also
held the official position Of morgueman,"
and has many time aided the Coroner in
his delightful duty Of pulling dead bodies
from the dock and watching them at the
Morgue. He admits having taken the air.
pump and broken it up in order to sell it at
a junk-store.
The case will probably be investigated by
the Police Justice to-day.
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MAY BALL AND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Professor Laube's seventh annual May ball
will take place at Levy's Hall Tuesday eve
ming, May 9Th. From what is known OF
Professor Laube's acquaintance with Terr-
graceful art the occasion will
doubtless be very attractive. ..
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csSSRECszs,sExsES. &c.

plE-FRUFfs-CANNED GOODS.-One
ihoasaad 40 dozen two snd thrse-pound Canned
fy0~poupd Strawberries, twe-uonnd ! Raspberries.
tT0-p0und Damsops. tw0-pound Biackberrles, tYo-
poana t1nsappes. tYo-pound Lima Beans, two
ting's California Canned Peaches, Iprfcots. Green
bakes, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Dried Peaches three
1c<7 lab Main street
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CHURCH TEA-PARTY.-On account of in
clement weather the tea-party at the Grace
Street Presbyterian church was postponed
from last Friday night until tonight, when
the ladies expect to meet large number
OF their friends at one OF the most attractive
social gatherings OF the season.
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CLEARED.-The American barkentine
Veteran, Gage master, was cleared on Sat.
urday by Messrs. Meissner, Ackermann d
Co. for Marseilles, France, with cargo OF
crude petroleum. This is the first cargo
Of crude petroleum ever shipped from Rich
mnnd ..... - !.
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d UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
MoND Posi- OFFICE, APRIL 2s, 1s77.-Miss
Mary Anthony, Richmond, Va; c. z. Cos
by, Columbia, Va; Miss Jennie =. Nc
Weigh, Clarksburg, West Va; Mrs. s. +.
Mayo, Richmond, Va; Miss Lizzie shue-
bridge, Richmond, Va; @. L. Todd, Rich
mond, Va. !; Miss Annie W. Upshur, Ricn-
mond, Va; Samuel L. Weatherford, Rich-
mond, Va.
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KNOCKED Down WITH ROCK-SERIoUs
RESULT OF AN OLD GRUDGE.-George F.
Oliver, resident OF Strecker's Hill, about
II o'clock Saturday night struck Robert
Lowry, door-keepcr OF Putnam's Theatre,
with rock, inflicting severe wound on
the right side OF the head about two inches
above the ear. At the time of the assault
Lowry was quietly seated at the door, and
Oliver having been in the hall and then
gone into the street was returning to his
seat, as was supposed.
Oliver was arrested by Policeman Fen
som and carried to the First station-house.
On his way thither the prisoner said that
Lowry had whipped him seven years ago !;
that he (Oliver) resolved to get even with
him; that he went into the street and got
one or two rocks and deliberately went
back to attack Lowry, and only had to re-
gret that he did not succeed in killing him.
Lowry's wound was attended to by DR..
Brock at the latter's office. Itis apparently
not serious, but what may be its result, re-
membering the Mccormack case, cannot be
fOretold.
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REVENUE COLLECTIONS LAST WEEK.-
Monday, S1S,551.95; Tuesday, S3,GG6.59;
Wednesday, 50, ,419.24; Thursday, SO, 9,75S.S3; !;
Friday, S11,75S.S3; Saturday, S14, ,124.36.
Total. S60,053.37.
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DRY O0DS-
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
DAILY OPENING AT JULIUS MEYERS,

DAN.I OIESiNu Al JSLlCS Sklsl k1f ~
No. e03 3Ro4.D STREET,
somc extraordinary bargains In BLACK SILKS;
Large stock OF DRESS GOODS, ut very lowest
Il SsI S.seces SHEPHERD pLAIDs, from l5e ms,
Beautiful line of C0L0RED BASKET GRENA-
DIMES. very cheap;
pure linen, at 25c. worth 40c.;
9lre cheapest line Of BLACK ALPACAS ever
soc SILK and SERGE PARAsoLs and SUN,
UMBRELLAS, selling at prices which cannot
SO pieces VICTORIA LAwNss at 16sc., for which
you pay 25c. elsewhere; ,,>
A new lot OF those handsome EMBROIDERED
CORSETS at 81 worth $3.50;
The best Soc. CORSET In tho city: .o,,,
Ladies' regular-nadc BALBRlGGAN HoSE W
LOCO Co. pairs airs ;TSWvo-BUTToN OPERA KIDS at
500 Uicces HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSERT
INGS at prices TO astonish you
20 pieces BOYS SPRING CASSlMERES at zoe.
and up.
Call and see how cheap Dry Goods are selling at
JULIUS MEYERS, 4
Agency for DEMoREsT'S RELIABLE PAT
TERMS. - =.
see his friends ap Zf-eoo
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BEDFORD TIE HALTER, with j. d. FRY Co..
will open to-day the incest and prettiest line OF straw
hats exhibited in the city.
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have analyzed the wHisKEY known under the
brand Of /. sELBcT.' controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & CO., Richmond. Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal aud family pur-
poses.-J. B. ncCAw, II. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia..
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RICHMOND, April 80, 1877.

AMONG the attractions or "Andrews's BazaI "
arc the patterns for fancy work. glove and handker-
chief boxes, jewel cases. etc. Many q lady made
Christmas presents whose originals were found In
the "Bazar" Send ten cents to W. r. Andrews,
Cincinnati, for sample copy.
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LOOK AT the new and large variety OF SILKS al
SYCLE BROTHERS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, falling barometer, in
creasing east to south winds and rains will
prevail, followed by rising barometer and
cooler north to west, winds and clearing
weather at west stations.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States, southerly veertng to colder north and
west winds, clouds and rain. followed by
rising barometer and clearing weather.
In the Western Gulf States, slowly rising
followed by falling barometer, slowly rising
temperature. northwest to northeast winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley. and
Lower Lake region, low followed by rising
barometer, falling temperature, winds shift
ing to north and west, and rain followed by
clearing weather in the frst-named district.
The Tennessee and Cumberland rivers
will rise rapidly. The lower Mississippi
will rise slowly.
Cautionary signals continue at Smithvile,
Wilmington, Capes Lookout and Hatteras;
Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry, Norfolk, Cape
May, Atlantic City, Barnegat, Sandy Hook,
New York, New Haven, New London, New
port, Woods Hole, Boston, and Thatcher's
Island.
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DON'T FAIL TO LOOK At SYCLE BROTHERS
large variety OF SILKS just bought at the large i'm
porters' auction sale In Baltimore.
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LOOK AT the large lot Of SILKS just received q
SYcLE BROTHERS. at very low prices.
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store, and offer our entire stock at very reduced
prices. The balance Of stock on hand at the lst
OF May will be closed out at auction.
HANDSOME STRIPED SILKS at 75c., never sold
for less than 81:
BLACK SILKS from 6Oc. to So per yard:
200 pieces DRESS GOODS, bought since the recent
decline will be sold from ~ to Csc, the cheap
est in the city. Don't buy elsewhere before you
look ut them.
Handsome BLACK ALrACA at 22c., never sold
for less than SOC:
BLACK ALPACA ut Soc. We guarantee never sold
FOR less than Soc:
25 pieces LACE-sTRIPED PIQUE At zoe;
200 pair of those KID GLOVES at 45c.;
.Our 81 20 KID GLOVES reduced to 75c.;
600 pair EMBROIDERED CORSETS, all num-
tcrs, will bc sold for 81: pIice heretofore, 50;
Just opened, large stock OF PARASOLS:
We will sell entire stock of DOMEsTICs at
New York prices rather Than remove them to
our new store:
Twenty dozen more TOWELS at l2hc. worth 25c.; !;
\ large stock OF HEMSTITCHED HANDkER.
CHIEFS at 25 to 5Gc.- half their value;
The largest stock of CAMBRIC EDGINGS and IN
EkI5NGs n e the city sSo9S yards f5sm gsr
LADIES BIBs ana coLLAKETTEs s;'in' in great va
?, Pieces iiets T ABLE-L1NEN from s7asc. 81;
500 dozen NAPhISs n from Cos to e.;
never sold less than So:
500 pieces COTTON THINNING at i and Csc;
100 pieces PATENT VICTORIA LAWN al 15c.,
regular value 25c.:
Look Ut J0NES'S CAMBRIA, 46 inches wide, 20c.-
real valuc..25c.:
Look at our stock of CHILDREN'S HOSE from
l64.c. to &l--a large stock Oh hand:
BOYS and MEMS WEARING have 4 complete
assortment OF CASSIMERES from soc. TO 81
per yard;
Look atour so and Use. largest
stock IN the s!ae of Virsinia:
aIATTINGS ane FLOOR OlL-CLOTH-you will
mouey TO purchase them from US;
LACE CURTAINS from zoe. to 81 per yard; -
.rhe largest stock a BED-SPREADS ever exhibited
In the city, fron il 10 $40.
QUE stock Is complete In every department. and
you can buy great Inany goods for little money.
Nslr stock must be sold and reduced before we re-
move and 1t win lasEoa TO look at our stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
= SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
apl2-tSfyl be, wson Fourth and Fifth streets.
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n. ELLYsoN Co, advertising agents, insert ad-
veS,isements In all Of the newspapers of the United
States at publishers raes Orders left al the Dis
match eounting-room will receive prompt aiten-
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DON'T FAIL to call at j. ID. FRY s. Cos. to-day
and examine their new stock or gentlemen's and
childrcn's straw goods. They have the incest as
sorLmeut Of hats in the city.
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j. D. FRY & Co.-REDFoRD THE HATTER's old
stand, 1909 Main street. New line of straw goods
to be opened to-day Ladies should not fall to call
and examine their new stock.
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NODBY STRAW HATs.-All the latest New YORK
STYLES can be found at j. D. FRY & CO.'S.
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EXCELLENT MARE AND BUGGY FOR SALE
Very stylish mare and buggy OF latest design. Bee
advertisement in another column.
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WE GUARANTEES
every pair Of PANTALooHs we offer not to shrink
and perfectly made,
while the fit Of them Is beyond neutrality-suspicious.
to nine tenths of the productions Of tailors.
A. SAKS j. Co., 1913 Main street.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN.
dals Prince Albcrts, Oxfords, Newports, Magnolias
Buckle Newports, &C., cheap pat
BosCHEN,s, 500 and Gil Broad street.