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the poor Senator, suppase1 E1be dying, ~
Gently INDUCED theEs3preslon OF his urs'
Kind sentiment towSrds thg south.:wherss.
no made sort OF coscssyion 70 the policy
Of conci,iation os President HAYES, sesag
u.nied by an angry growl towards Inc
+south-it was not looked upon as untlne'y
Al, nalicious by the critics OF Governor
Wskt,aAxs. Still we are moi" dispteasea-so =
see that there IS . feeling OF delicacy sne
humanity growing up in quarters "neie
sentiment and gentleness have not pee ca.
wont to flourish. y.Is...ss ets7 ;" sisiF ~
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, NJ PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY
fbis and next week should uos forget to call at
sYCLE BROTHERS., They have the most extern
siye stock III the City Of Richmond and at prices to
suit the times. .,.i..-;.t-...,......t, ..
In our 'Dress-Goods Department we have every
,,. 40 LIZ. ,S ,fv1e. go IL !nrSt-s' :ii!H
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at 12zc.iiA ",tNA
Nioe DRESS GOODS At one shilling per yard; > =
Handsome DRESS GOODS Mt 25c.:i ri:I' -" i =
:BeautifurBLACK GAGHEMfRE ut 45c.:'
LOO BLACK CACHEMIRESrc reduced to Too; :,
,l25 BLACK fCAGHEMIRE S reduced to 90c.sL
COL oRED CACHEMIRE from 62Hc.. to 90c. per
-. yard-all shades; q, I ;r.T ri har.uiinf y
ESQ pieces BLACK ALPACA from one shilling to
81 per yard. If any person wishes an ALPACA
= DRESS they can buy It from, SYCLE BRO
THEIRS for twenty-five Der cent. less than any
.. where else. az Mi. :,
Good CassIME REs for SO, 75c., Al, and 1925
per yard-an extra large assortment; a. a. =
.CIOAKs. sHAWLSI FURS, b QUE EVA RID
i, SKIRTS, and CORsETs-a largo stock to select
r:adies, aGentscmen,s and Children,s UNDER-
1|iJWEA1t at greatly reduced PRICES:
EhANNNEh at and 81 saa
o Ga and e6LoREp SILKS s;s
Est f. the CITY, Don't fail to look AZ our E
200 s1 pIees: of LINEN CRASH at Co., real value
large ss ssoee q |aiTE and coLoREo BLAN
BL1NKETs from sI.25 TO $40 a;pairi !, - :.
we call special attention to our 80 ana S9 BLAs-
sILk VEsLyETs-a. large assortment; ,!a.C2
SILK VELVETS from S2 to $40 per yard; e.
VELVETEENS In all colors and shades;
BUTTONS, sA1A Is,9lSsG ERINGEs' and all the
h sIss % Ssa5H KID eGoR ssS ais
sssf fSG Rss eTriasSi LEcIoTHs, NAPKINS, OIL.
~ CLOTHS, BED-T1GKS, and DAMASK at all
prices to sI atss sinef u HOSIERY scARF
HANDKERCHIEFS, and COLLARS and
/: CUFFS at reduced prices. -. :. -.
Look at our LINEN HUCK TOWELS OF $3.50 per
dozen; real value IS per dozen, aud thousands Of
1n other goods thatwe could mention but fpr want
Of snace. .;t = 't,G "r!s- C!yG:.: y feJJ o: .
Persons wishing samples win please send postage.
Goods sent G.. O. D. Special attention paid to orders.
Come and be convinced that SYCLE BR0IHERS.
Is the place to buy your BRr and FAMGT EooDs'
:! .ii;-ills-1 hti5 ct.sfCLE: BROrHEhs. .
i! oc:a7t!s between Third and Fourth streets. !
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i WILLIAM M. .BURwELI.- Wdsbia9ton, Oc-
tober 31.1AMr. William NJ. Burwell, APP
pointed by the President as registrar 81 the
iiand.office at New or leans was the editor
'6f. the New Orleans Republican, The organ
III the Bouisiaria carpet baggers, and which
went down III the, general collapse. MT;
B1rweli!is Journalist OF: the. most decided
ability He isa Virginianb by birth. Before
Che war he oce upfed d prominent journals
tic position in Baltimore: = Correspondence
81 ibe tB6Itirn0ra Sun!!"i - o:is'1' "a -7
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;DIeHMoNDi THEATREI ai2oa. RI

NDi THEATREg ai!1a. RI
LII .;Hsb:.3la 3itl-.ts-[g2 1titoi I2as"N> :.
SIX NIGHTS AND ONE. MATINEE,
COMsrENcINGs! MONDAY, . NOVEMBER 9TH.
J zIxaSnMss Iss lie honor to announce
che hs5s r. Rrchmdnd q The Emperor Of
4 q FL LE GoMMlxN ;iHi cAz ziEsaslR
IN IA Isy BulDGE,T.fOFr WON DERsl
3 a great; programme each eyening. including the
Te!, !. !.ne :, - wonderful s9, G7..,tul; :
SPIRITUAL CABINET TRICK, = I!
and the great mystery, .
.af@a4 THE Dol BLE INDIAN MAIL, : j
~ ini,whiefi MME cAzENEURE WIN appear !
= .PortLAR PRICES: Admission, SOC. and 25c.;
reserved seats 25c, extra -! 80 ..e'lt
= The sale Of seats begins On FRIDAY MORNING.
November "a, at JoHNsTos1s Music.store, ola
Main street. ila5: saaoil'3 EFH ~ Eiino2-3t. !.
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Exception % taken % The oh di59sst u
Governor WHL 4 o Indiana 1sa ns 1aI
90 asserted declaration % ia who Wi Ia
appointed By him 10 ell Senator hoRYSs,al
piaees u. csse oGshis death. We 40 not Sorr.
& momsns suppose that Goyefno,rr; ~ WI /.
na !. gsysn publicity 70 any sRch state
$500, . IS rs has done so ME AQ not except
sseisafs sAkse ssas II
I Z, 49, ssassc sRarsiety ana dslacacyys i,
tae saastsr from (which ii eo,ess 80 Nh i,
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The, English Mission.

It lie cause for general satisfaction that
SIMON CAaRRoN'sJ recommending FOR the
English mission by the: sycop.hantie CON
gressmen from Pennsylvania Yves; utterly
rejected by the President OF the United
States. JOHN WELsH,oi Philadelphia, who
has been nominated by theP President for the
high position, is q gentleman Of un1iIpl-
peachable integrity and worth, but is gene
rally conceded to be:i in political repu-
tation below the standard heretofore re-
garded indispensable for statesmen :9p-
pointed to represent the United States, at
the Court Of st. James. Nevertheless he 10
greatly the superior Of CAMERON inmental
qualifications, and eeneirely euntainted1 and
irreproachable In 'his moral standing bes
fore the public. He; has beer; consspicp5;
Gus in the municipal, affairs ,esl p hiladel.
phia, but has held no. high political posi-
ton. He issa fnaa OF decidedly BUSINESS
habits and capacity, and has won the
popular ,appro bation, and confidence Of the!
people Of Philadelphia by: the fidelity and
success with which he has administered: all
the trusts confded to him. His fell6w-eiti-
zens last winter raised asdtm Of $4,000 Tor
testimonial, Of their appreciation o. the
ability and deyotiontWith which be- had d.
rected the Centennial! Exhibitions tas bfesi;
dent but at his request this sum VIII 40!
mated e the sndosmsn d the JeHs WtE{}au
proisssorshIn 70 the University Of Peansya-
Y a n.l .ssta aitt 81 aasit i,Gs ,siidnssi
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-, Again, the .propriety Of. lchloro forming
criminals before they are, executed is ssug-'
gested. :: When murderers adopt the plan Of
chloroforming their victims before killing
them it viii be time enough to consider the
question. Philadelphia Press. !,ror;q :
-, - s'-'1| ... ..... :!
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NEW T, Law AMP MISCELLANY.
I:#,'G 1909 AND 1904 MAIN STREET.

NEW, Law AM :MAsCELLaN--SSA' i,
- 1909 AND 1904 MAfNisTREET. -,
BuAIRToN,s jRoblnson,'s) +; LAW PRACTICE, So.
~ Same tnterlcayed for notes, 10, 80 -.
BURROUGHS on TAXATfON-Federal' state ana
Municipal $3.50. ,..,.,. ......- s.. -,
wHARTOS,s LAW on EvIDESCE. 2 vols. s1s.
'WATERMA Ms 'UN1TED STATES CRIMINAL
DIGEST OF STATE AND FED RAE
ST." =. :i"'r.i. @..3! ''+7
ARCHBoLDs CRIMINAL PRACTICE AND
~ PLEADING! 2 tols. $13. ~ "1'
jihNGELLO ON WAREHOUSES;. SO. '..- .f
sTEPHENs's DIGEST OF CRIMINAL LAW. 49,
MINORS INSTITUTES. 2 vols. sl5. -
sTEPHENss DIGEST OF THE LAW OF cyl
{, DENCE. $3.50 aud g.. "..f = -.
FREEAlAN'S VOID JUDICIAL SALES $3.50.
WOODLANDS FORENSIC MEDICINE $3.50.
TYLER ON LAW OF PARTNERSHIP, $3.50.
SMITHS ELEMENTS OF, CIVIL AND CR1MI-
- NAL LAW. $3.50, ...-.. - =. =.
WILLIAMS & PERKINS ON EXECUTORS. 8
vols. 1880. 49,. ~
All the new books arc for sale us soon as published
and our assortment Is large and offered at low
prices. = H. i.-:iH} t1-:l
A. priced catalogue Of l,750 OLD AND NEW
LAW-BoOKs (nsany of them offered at half-price)
will be mailed to any address. nj g., s.. ..r -'
,-.. tJ.W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, sTATloNERs,
PRINTERS, BINDERS IN
|, .~ PAPER-Box AND BLANK-BooK
no 1-st MANUFACTURERS. ,..... ~
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on fhe 31st October. by Rey, j. q. Tyler,
atthe residence OF The BRIDES mother, .LlTTLE E
HERRY ID. BRADLEY. to-. Miss EhLENORA +:
TOWNSEND; both OF, this city, ,laiG .s;.'
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"a FAIR GOODS, FAIR PRICES,
JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT,

80. JUST, WHAT THE PEOPLE MANI, -:
|uEADeUARIERs FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS
rIiiALHrAE:R ERoTH Il s. sol BROAD STREET
AsF oo asy }fES 5sf SHa
attention OF visitors and The public to examining their
eeuslys stock. Extra Inducements offered Tor the
just opened 4oe pieces new and pretty styles DRESS
ER isSHs G GAL and BUTTONS to match
a5 Ss sA sss 'RS saSs e bas
|: i. G9ods. Give US cal! on them. 80 = , = =,
eTss 81 fh0as aff 9sfsIs 81 Sa -"
IL dozen Boulevard SKIRTS at SOC. apiece
10 Dozen DOZEN BsooiTjiEy1RD SKIRTS from 75c. to 80
A large rye line Of sHAWLs, BLANKETS. QUILTS,
= sHEETINGs, &C., at the lowest prices.
25 dozen Ladies', Misses, and Gentlemen's UNDER
q" them, as they are very cheap - - r.,
s sast and WUoLIEss for mems aud boys
is abied to show an elegant assortment at e1raor-
u. binary low prices aud ask call to see for your
WATERPRooF CLOTHS, BEAVER and CHIN
;%i CHuLa CLOTHS for cioaks and overcoats-a
=. large line very low. Z, -. y t.,H =
WHITE, RED, BLUE, and GRAY FLANSELS
n. at all prices, from l6 TO. 76c.a yard
Ia very. large variety of Ladies' and Chidren's
= STEIPED HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDKER-
|. :: CHIEFS. C0RSETS, .PoRTE-MONNA!ES,
h. T.; T.JETrJEWELRY,i COMBS. &C., which win be
ts sold livery low in order TO dispose OF them quick
handsome lot Of SILK MUFFLERS, sCARFs,
and RIBBONS just received, as extra low prices.
rl,, Call and see them. G,gi tai, "a ".2.'.. Ha
our .Kf1-GL Owe DEPARTMENT is complete.
:. just received for the FMr-week over 400 dozen
Ladies' tYo-buttopkid Gloves az 5Oc. worth; ~ !;
E,ai Don't fail, 10 buy pair Ta24 dozen Laaies
and Geptemens, Kid Gloves from. 81 70 " u
>paira full line. Give US asal on KID Gloves.
In iGG entemen ms, FuRNisHING-Go oDs DEPART
H. !MENT we have full line Of White Shirts, un'
IL, dershirts Handkerchiefs HALF Hose NeckrTies,
= scaTfs, Suspendecs,y Collars, &c.. Mt very low
CARPETS, yesychsan, to, effect salss: A.: We be:
T. lieye In Quick sales aud sHI prohts II WILL p@y
+ 80 10, 49, THALHIMER BRoTHERs';.
oS 27rn rnIj ,.sa5 n'si .@. 5bol Groao ssreet' +
b" N "a 1 MI CHARLES HuTzLER is NOW with
US, and Will be pleased to see his lasnds spd Gus
h., Oe21sa IL n - IL ,lnrt ~ sooi broad street.
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= sis..GEN'r s'roRE.

o. - SSsEENH SkVlSn.
DECEIVED AT THE 1.g..! "a.-#' ,
IO,i.f...t ;.,.tl ..Tg!:. at:p.'t ~ - ."
- - =. .:.,.se 99-CESF STORE, ! ....s Il "a
the finest LAMPS we have ever offered, several df-
ferent styles, trimmed With Argand burner,
seyen-inch shade, aud chimney complete, for
99c.; .4..,.....1. Xii. IL. f.
Also. fine broad-base LAMP aud CHIMNEY that
we sell two for 99c.; -; ,.-.s-,,~s;. ,.s.'F l''
A large lot Of MIRRORS, three styles frame;
Also, smaller MIRROR, two for osc., and an ee-
b.. ira large and FINE GLASS for $685. n :,
An elegant line of BRONZE MANTEL-sETs, the
finest goods we liaye over offered; @'. =
Five cases Of WALNUT BRACKETS, WALL
POCKETS, .FOwEL-RACKs, &C., &C., very
large, and extra due finish; 5i& ft-b :.
Another lot Of. those LAyA?CAsPADORES at sec.
s.. pair :. .Eo@."r"f %.s.=- .&,.i"
The finest Hne Of DOLLS, large and small. 10 be
-,, seen In the citys - .y!tt.!rr. 80
ILDREN's FoUR-WHEEL WAGONS, ROCK
=, ING,HoRSEs, CHAIR-ROCKERs,&c Sci
A full line Of WoRK:RAsKETs, NURSERY-BAS
KETs, L q n G H-BAsslKiETs' ,scRA.P-B ;:
casalo a sen.frse To any any address. ,1Em.!
&c ga: .i.a >sic&>a" ~5'tnI5o5 Broad street.
!
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ADJUSTMENTS.
% -! :,,'s" AMUsEMENTS. on j. ~
~-~~--~-~-------->.--- - ~
wi oAn"A ..yG.r" "t1
III GRAND VOCAL AND instrumental
...C,ii- 80 =. CONCERT ~. -, - -.

III GRAND VOCAL AND instrumental .
...a"r.;t' =" CONCERT. ~ - - -"
I.Ei I-..e. "A.3 -. =. - III
n.f,fr ri; MISS ALICE, SWAIN: .i."yui
assisted by many professional and amateur friends.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Q, 1877. =
MI C. L. SIEGEL........ Musical Director.
4, PROGRAMME. .Gsit3Gi .
= t...,.., .-..:;;.f...s- PARTl.TG 15:rctft GGI
/. OyERTURE-Wu Iiam Tell, Rossini, orchestra. .
e. SoLo-Cornet; Una voce POGO 70, Rosstni Thy par
ticular reduestL Professor John Kessmch.t1E ,
8. THE EOREs 7, HAeser fQctett el. Male VOICES.
noces ae Yealnpstfer Victor
5:QUaRTEfTE-Jessieyt the Flower o. ;Dumblaine:
". IT.. Burch, Misses Swain and Redford and
Messrs. BEDFORD and Grant. -,.n>,,.i-'
80 ~ -. ~ PARr IL'.i,i-I:;.3.,iv
1.sA1L oR,s soSs, Hsttop, qstette. q.
: cello oblgato by Professor ThiIow.,, r,fy,-
s.. soIpSFlute: MurIlIo Allegro de- Concert, A.
Te1sCbak, Mr.. C. L. Siegeh y 70 i';!'. :.i''j
4. soLo:-Basso-T Mansae Russelt Mr: Grhnt. ]
Il fVerdi, Leonora, Miss swain; Mnnrfco, Mr. Red
,snford, and = Gun chorus Of, MONKS .ibt', -
Tickets, 75e.;for sale at WYATT'S music
No EXTRA charge for reserved seats. r,; no 2-4t
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MI COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW IN

np COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW IN
800 =, '. -. ,s RECEIPT OF III ,,s..l e,
A full stool. of ,CLoAKs and SHAWLs, which they
o., offer at low figures ,..,u -. - oil 49,.
Also, a large stock of ENGLISH BEAVERS from,
slto 30 yard less that, market value; ~ :
CARPETS and ELI DOR oIE-cLoTHS;
WINDOW sHADES and FIXTURESs ~ -.
HAMBURGH EDG1NGs at 81. 4,5i6,7s- 0, loc.,
3 and up-ali below. market value. = '1.11 ~;
=: l.v..;;tG,,9 ~; Iliw COHEN BROTHERS,
j. Il 49,; " corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Closed SATURDAYS. '''' oc ~
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Is ~. > PfANos. ORGANS. Dc. -.
A~sAxn~<-~~--~-~---
r., ;, - HAVE THEME efFrH

The subscribers osr 70 buyers and respopsI
bls ppszties, on easy terms Of psy1nsnt she FINEST
AND BEST. PIANOS made a. moderate ps scee, e
B. Among their stoektheS hare al elegant FARLOdH
GRAND PIANO Of, sapesicr tone, watch VIZ p
sa,..s ID !. NV nrtee. A.ytfss't3 Ast,.E IS
80 go Is.,,. UNCOMFORTABLE RHAAss
oaa7 booksellers and Stausners
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COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST

@ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
purchased Of q retiring importer =.
SO pieces CoURTAULD's ENGLISH GRAPES IN
qualities from that suitable FOE trimming to tho
heaviest and widest for wells, aiief which they
will sell at near 100 per cent. less tuan USUAL
..y-,r,caa. ~ .tpA'.,sG EEafr. 2'ti:E~ "
They are also Offering the largest and cheapest stock
: of BLACK and cOLofED SILK VELYETs
ever offered before in this ci:y1. .s,t ,.: i''i>
A large stock of PIANO. and fTARLE-COVERs
. from $3.50 to $685.. - %3i:21 III - 80
RUSSIAN CRASH at 6, 8, 10, and l2Xc.; ~ T..
All the novelties IN sCARFs, BALLOONS,
FIRING rs, and other FANCY GOODS; ,rt
Their NOTION DEPARTMENT. comprise, every
+ thing that is novel;, u a.: g,~itoI 3.,: 81"
Try their sPooL-sLK four for Csc worth, l2hc.
;, each: IN a., t.l3i~s d. a.,- So to.i'
Their HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Is now the mo I g
extensive in this city, = y =. ~ oc SO
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] NJ CHAM P.AGNE E..

i! inst landinE liz New York, direct from France
.eHGlii 20 lBoi CASES CHAMPAGNE sAAa
wTRADRY.yERzENA NAPOLEON GABI-
NET, ANDPREMuERE sERREaa aE.
seleciedhg me- aud superior 10 that Of thehst sew
ersI years, being Of tina celebrated 1674 MntaRea
.ilt; 3.li Iaif1:; ,si i,,.isH ~ OSCAR
oc 2O.2w No IA Governor street.
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FG%G - r*u2.T. r. PRICE & 60. 'Fi 1"' T,,l !;
announce that q second suppfs Of desirable
:.JFALLg FABRICS
;p.s! i has arrived These embrace, in part, rtH i
An elegant line Of BLACK CLOTH and MATE
r.. .LhsSE GLOAKS; n,ibI1 ,tnttL :9t"W .
Foreign +; and, Domestic KEfCKERB0CKERS
riti BOURETTES, uAsHAEREs, and other latest
l. NJ novelties. }! Fssiil !Do.i4 2!oy> 9ii 1910 i
TS their stock Of BLACK, Sill KS they Invite spe-
COZ RED Silks, IN newest shades,' &. sl;oN 2,
New and snobby designs in French English, and
American CLOTHS and CASS4MERES. t,ai. | I,
/. This department receives ipa1 tlcuar attention,
which assqtes tie buyer in getting Just the article
GentIsmen's furnishings IL sogKs and
Berlin, Gast1ri d.other; GLOVES ,;iissTa
The best assortmsnF 81 gsltemens scAhfs IN 'ne
|RUFFiNes, .EMBRODERIEs;3 LAGEs and
An sssSrtineSf 81 IlSENs and that
can, please fhe.nssf Mstldioas; g. - -. ,,,io
SILK CAMBRIC, aud ALRACAu UMBRELLAS
for gentlemen and ladiesi-,s.t.r,.,t ,...+.,,-
CASHMERE fMATELAssE, and SHETLAND
1i-EW0 OL SHAWLS.. !.I!s.-s 81! b'fh |9til2H
Give them aealho TIE, r.B. pR!IGE 4 CO...
- :,
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&c.

THE NARRATIVE OF A BLOCKApE-RUN-
NER, by J. Wilkinsont Captain in iae iats Con- On;
ssdSssts sis ssN eaI y
he Harrison: soc. CAkICATURE and 9THs ~
COMIC ART ~ Ps sfse Taoo snfbor Of He'll
RedeyS & G99kx,s t tETPREs Bs
k RI1T 2HS $40 SURLY TIM-AED UTRER
sT fo by the salhor q That Lass o Lo.ries"
S1.2e. one YEAR ABROAD: by the author OF
of = Lorna Doone"; SOC. MISS MIsASTHR0IpP;E.,
By justin Mccarthy 9os JASEI,s aEr 4 Roc
Mr.. GiLEiLis LOVE STORY, bv the anthor Of
q Middlemarch y; 20e. THE SAD FQR : NE
OF REV. AMOS BARTON, bT Gs9rge Eio sdd,t zUc:
wit With large stock Of BOOKS in every department
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GREAT BARGAINS THIS WEEh
" AT
:. 80 i" jules MEYERS.
u Ii 2


4 magnificent line Of DRESS GOODS. comrr,.l..
: many new styles In KNICKERBOCRFp.
-. B0TRETTES: rRISMATIt.>. SNOWFLAKE
sKIPs, NEIGEs, &C., at prize, which rannoi
so pieces BEAUTIFUL DRESS 6 obs a,2jr:
TO pieces ATWOOD PLAID DEEEIGEat I5,l
80 pieces CO CoLokED ALpAcA~. Ia all .nr,...r
90 pieces ALBEMARLE suIrIyGs-tcau.a.
TRiMMiNG-siLkS in all tile ucs: shades. only =,
Some extraordinary bargains in BLACK Six,
rs, pieces BLACK ALPACAsa, 25c.w0rh Sc
Another lot Of that HANDSOME IL-Wtr,
. BLACK CASHMERE n 81 e. worth 75c.;
a large stock of BLACK CASHNERE.S. t,ugh, j.
recent auction sales, which "" are s"llIDs w
ALL-WonL WHITE FLANSFLs at ls,c.:
EXTRA-WIDE aud HEAVY FLANHELSa at ?
worth Csc: ~
aud FIGURED BEAVER tLUAks Ta.,
were made TO order for lis ~ the Ncrr iA'.,'
styles, and we guarantee iit.q'm!'y, amt tn" -.
PLAIN, FIGURED, and MATGLAssE cLoAE.
"A fdi HH Inc 1 Of Sw.ATERpEooF> very eorortr
Is DOZEN oS: NIB B'REAkFAsr-slIAvLs ., aac.;
The ECLIPSE HANDMADE nprHLE-Eu,.
Z CORSET at 75c.-l!Ic be-: cnr~t made tor u
20 DOZEN LADIES MERINo VESTS at zoe. ~.
LADIES SCARLET ALI-wOnL VESTS very,
A full Hne OF The cclejTucd sHAkER M.
RIBBED SHIRTS aud DRAWERS, In s.'as.
ES sTT T.sl'E; = tsihkEN KSlr Wool n,.:
In scarlet, white, and gray:
All coors aud styles In the new BRETON TblH'
All shades In woRsTED FRINGE, l,res, sty'~
Look at orr bargains In CA>SlNI.nEs aud E..'
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
n RICHMOND DISTRICT GRANGE will be
held THIS friday EVENING at ~ O'Clock at the
Patron Warehouse. BY order OF the MasieS. =:
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I Il I IIlaI e3ogs. LII
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
.t1r.F FOR VISITORS ToTHE FAIR.

40 = ~ - - yE'I1 4 ;---st't 78# q.
u Having on hands larger stock than we think i.
sirablc, we have concluded to take advantage or :.
opportunity to reduce It. II you wish to buy 81 Il
DRESS, We will guarantee you saving Of ,,e,,,
ave per cent.
=, BLACK SILK at$1 worth $3.50;
- BLACK SILK at 1926 worth sl75;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth 81;
BLACK SILK at t2 worth $3.50:
Z BLACK SILK ut $3.50 worth $3.50:
CoLoRED SILKS from 75c. ,os2.
woRsTED DRESS GOODS In ail the novcr,,,.
the season at the lo1e't figures.
CAssIMERES, CLOTHS, FLASSELs. Irxsry
GINGHAMs, DOAEsTICs, ana CorToys
VERY CHEAP.
CLOAhS at "a; .-.--. ---. CLOAKs 81 a..
CLOAKS at SO; CLOAKS .,s7.
CLoAhs at %; CI.oAKs $50:
CLOAKS at all prices up to $50.
Our stock comprises everything kept in =.
class dry-goods house, and viii merit your cxIa, .
ton.
Save your money by purchasing yorr dry sp,. il
Us. COURTNEY Il POWELL,
429 Broad stra..
oc 30 between Fourth and I'm
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'MEETIisNGse

VIRGINIA FISHd:AND GAME PRO-
Y TECTTVE, .asSOCIATJ9N- CONvENTIoS!
will be held in The hall Of the House Of DslSgate,ss
dsiiyer tho address, 81; Is -t;!-,.yln no 1r1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-08-03
Religions Meetings,

BAPTIST CHURCH.-Railroad Street Corner of
Maple, (Rev. Z. T. Sanford, Pastor) Preach
ing 1890 A. NJ. S. School IL m, prayer meet
ing 6:30.
Free BAPTIST CHURCH,-Main Street, Corner of
Prospect-(Rev. j. S. Burgess, SUPP Sabbath
services at l0:R0 A. =. ID $3.50 p. Nj. Sabbath
School at - NJ.
METHODIST CHURCH,-tRev. A. NJ. Folger Pastor.
residence head of Summer Street) Sabbath
services at 1890 A. M, and $3.50 p. NJ Sab
bath School at 1900 NJ.
NORTH CoNG'L CHURCH,-Rev Henry W. Jones,
Pastor.) Sabbath services at 1890 A. NJ and
ESQ p. NJ. Sabbath School at las P. NJ
SOUrH CoNGL CHURCH,-(Rev. E. 7. Fairbanks,
PastOr.) Sabbath services at 1890 A.. NJ.
and 6:30 p. NJ. Sabbath School at 1900 NJ.
CHURCu OF THE MESSIAH, UNIvERsALIsT.-(Rev.B B.
NJ. Tillotson, PastOr.) Sabbath services at
ii5 and $3.50 p. NJ. Sabbath School at IL NJ.
PRAYER MEETINGs-W ednesday evenings at 1880,
in all the above churches.
ADVENT CHURCH-Rev. G. H. Wallace, Pastor.
sabbath Services at 1O:45 a m. and LAS p m.
Sabbath School 10 IN. Prayer Meeting $3.50
p. m and Tuesday and Friday evenings.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, EPIsCoPAL.-(Rev. N. F.
Putnam RectOr.) Services at Town Hall, at
1890 a. m, and p. Sunday School, 33C
pm
CATHOLIC CHURCH Cherry Street (Rev. j. A
BOssOnnault Parish Priest) Mass and 1C
am; Vespers and BenedctiOn at p. IN
On the second sunday of the month, service
at $50 a. M, and p. m. At LyndOnvillt
same day at 1890 a. m.
Noon PRAYER MEETING-Every week day, from
10 to 1890, il the Y. M c. A. Rooms Ovel
f. F. Browns Store and at Boarding House
Fairbanks Village. from 1890 to LOO p M.
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Lyndonville.

Lyndonville.
Camp meeting at the Grove COM
mences August 81.
Shonyo has put up his hotel sign, and
it bears the words 'UniOn House." He
has put down plank sidewalk from
the hotel to the depot, and is grading
in front of the building.
Webb has commenced work on his
new hotel building and will have it
ready to occupy in September.
w. A. Densmore has commenced
work on his new dwelling house.
The Railroad Company will commence
work Immediately upon building to
be used as box factory, the power to
be furnished by the engine at the shops.
The building will probably be leased
to parties from Barton Landing.
Report says the R. r. Company are
running the water from several new
springs into the reservoir, hoping to
prevent another water famine like that
of last winter.
Loren Prescott has returned to his
old position in the general ticket office.
Will Silsby takes Prescott's place in
YOung's store.
On Tuesday of last week Mrs. James
Randall and two daughters, started for
Burke berrying. While on the way the
harness broke, and the occupants of the
wagon jumped out. Mrs. R. struck on
root, breaking her leg below the
knee.
Jas. B. Carpenter, who works at the
R. r. shops, owns farm in Egypt"
on which he usually mows about twenty
acres, and cuts from twelve to fifteen
tons of hay. This year he has got less
than one ton of hay from his farm.
Grasshoppers are doing considerable
damage to the hay and grain crop, and
especially to pastures.
The goods in the Geo. H. Weeks store
have been attached by Loren Prescott
and removed, on debt due before the
failure. Mr.. Weeks claims that the
goods belong to his son, while Prescott
expects to show that the son has no in
terest in them.
Paine, who kept meat market in
this village last winter, failed this week,
and his creditors took what property
belonging to him they could find, which
did not pay large proportion of his
Indebtedness. Paine has moved to
Island Pond.