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diction 80 as to read that Mr.. HAYES wiz
not allow even one Democrat TO hold oihce
in Richmond. KS
d.. pro ,ielanrial non Quixote.

SniI fTGSlOCAG1SAA Avn
The knight OF the Rueful Countenanee
st,,i bcstrides his steed. He traverses the
sayannahs OF the South in search OF ols-
tresscd maidens and oppressed men. ae
nroposes to redress all wrongs. 1h nls
basin upon his head, and his squire sASeho-
pANzA WHEELER at his heels, ne WIZ 'ea' '.
IN the land OF the sunny South neVera pun
t;ca, windmill that shall not have 1eiI TUG
force OF his good blade.
We would suggest, however. to the
doughty knight that perhaps ne might nno
IN his own section OF this land some wrongs
TINT need righting. II he will have it that
il il his mission to set all things to right. let
him not confine his benefcent actions to the
southern half of the country. Let him re-
dress the wrongs of the white people OF
Pennsylvania, whom the Radicals OF that
State seem to look upon as having no rights
which they arc bound to respect. DIE
HAYES is bent upon seeing that the Legisla-
ture OF Louisiana shall behave itself. Why
not do rs much for the Legislature OF Penn
sylyania? We call bis attention to the fol-
lowing paragraph in the Philadelphia
Times:
"Made a night Of it, with all that tne
term implies, is all that can be SAID or the
action of the Legislature OF the State OF
Pennsylvania last evening. Honor and &C.
cencv it threw to the winds long ago. ana
amid the drunken shouts and maudnn cries
that reseunded through the State-House last
evening, the majority in the Senate, SUN
oyerpowered by the fumes OF the cham-
napne that celebrated the election OF came
ron. carried through the shcriff's bill, IN de-
fance OF the Constitution, after 1t hao
reached them by the grossest violation OF
the rules OF the body that originated II. IL
was fitting crown to week OF debauch-
cry.
Now. what we want to know Is why our
" paternal government" is not expected to
stop proceedings such as these? Could the
NICHOLS Legislature do anything worse
than that Is there anything more sacred in
the Legislature of Pennsylvania than in that
of Louisiana? Why does the PRESIDENTIAL
DoS OU1xoTE not advance upon the enemy
Here is parcel Of drunken vagabonds
claiming to be the Legislature of Pennsyl'
yania, though outrasing the people and
grossly violating the Constitution of that
State: why will not the President interfere
to preserve the peace? Why not see that
the people OF Pennsylvania are protected
in their rights? Can anybody tell? How
soon would he be justified in sending troops
to Harrisburg!
What say the peacc-prcservers!
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TIE RICHMOND PosTaAsTER.-On the 18th
anstant, arguing that Dir. HAYES could not
break down the Democratic party by ap-
pointing Democrats to Office, and after Civ.
ing q number OF reasons why such a course
would not have that effect, we added:
:" The most stubborn fact remains yet to be
noticed Perhaps we should call it pre-
d!ctlon, rather And this is that Hayes Is
not going 80 bestoW the Government offices
upon rebels and Democrats or Con-
seryattges. He may appoint one here aud
there, rs he has done In the ease OF Mr.. Key.
lie may alloy enc such to hold Office, in
Richmond, say. But as a rule the Offices
here and all oyer the country will be held
by so-called Union men and Kepublieaas.o
We think We may now correct cur Pre-
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4" NEW OPENING
COHEN BROTHERS.:

COHEN BROTHERS.:
Special lines OF BLACK and COLORED SILKS
40 pieces of BLACK SILKS, recently received. are
now offered at retail for less than importers
cost:
Also. Il variety OF COLORED aud FANCY SLIM
Special lines of 500 pieces of HAMBCFGh EN-
EROIDERY-,he greater part of their own I'M
portailon-from Sc. to l.25 per yard, including
some OF the finest patterns ever producca'
BLACK ALPACAS at tho latest reductions;
RACK ALPACA ut 22Bc reduced from SOC, al
25. 80, &c. up to the finest grades, all reduceh;
Fuil lines of COLORED DRESS GOODS In new de-
signs and styles;
42-inch ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE III
5Jc.:
BLACK CASHMERE reduced from sl.53 to -
per yard; ,.,
81 .O5 per yard-hcretofore sold ut SLIGO;
Various other MOURNING GOODS;
9. 500 pairs KID GLOVES in all sizes and colors,
ut 75c pair-,hc best Glove in the city below
1925 pair:
60 dozen LADIES IIEMSTITCFED HANDKER-
CHIEFS at $l.25 dozen; 81 dozen at So per
dozen worth fully S4.75;
4 large stock of DOILlES, NAPKINS, and Ia
BLE-LINES;
| Also, a large stock Of TOWELS-see their fure
Linen Damask Towels at - per dozen. also their
9-S lluckabaCk At $3.50 per uoZeu,
| 20 pieces Of PURE LINEN LAWNS below market
value;
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINEN, in remnants, ut
| sc. per yard-fne quality 1.-THE same manutac-
turers) at Soc:
| A large stock of WHITE GOODS of every dcscrip-
ton; ,,.,,
so rolls Of WHITE and CoLORED MATTiNG'
Also FLOOR OIL-CLOTllS, from 80 to Coo per
ward. In the various widths:
BRIDAL, HONEYCOMB, CROCHET anu Ill olher
WHITE QUILTS;
4s MARSEILLES QUILTS at $40 reuuce'' 'f'"'
81
The PARIS DOUBLE QUILTS at Sd.oo-Aercto'
| fore sold ut $3.50.
| Every variety of NOTIONS ana tAN'i "o'h'"
| including all the latest novelties. nj
| COHEN BROTHERS,
| mh17 corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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A paragraph is going the rounds OF the
papers stating that HERBERT SPENCER knows
but one language. We don't credit this
statement. His description of the Latin
language could only have been written by
an expert. He said that its construction
would remind mechanic Of house so built
as to have the hall in the third story. ,
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A NICHOLS DECLARATION FROM THE Cor
TON EXCHANGE. Orleans, March 3D.
The general meeting Of the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange to-day was the largest
ever convened. Itadepted preamble and
resolutions strongly endorsing the Nichols
government. The preamble pronounces the
statement that the businessmen Of this city
are willing to recognize Packard as the law
full Governor OF the State rs utterly false ;
that the members, adherents Of both politi-
cal parties, feel called upon, in the interest
of peace and good order and lawful gov
eminent, to solemnly protest against any
credit being given to such assertions.
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The BUsINEss-MEN WILL ENDORSE Nj
cHoLLs.-Nelo Orleans, March 23.-The Cot
ton-Exchange preamble and resolution were
telegraphed to President Hayes. It's stated
that meetings will be held by the Chamber
OF Commerce, Merchants Exchange, Stock
Exchange, Board Of Trade, and Clearing
House Association, in contradistinction Of
the assertion that the businessmen here
would be satisfied with Packard for Gov
ernor. Meetings are called here and through
out the State to endorse and pledge the sup.
port Of Nichols. r H1s.I..
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THE NEXT GOVERNOR. OF all those who
have been named it is not too early now, to
express choice and preference, and we
therefore take this occasion to say that we
believe the nearly unanimous voice OF this
portion OF the State is for General Fitzhugh
Lee, OF Stafford. fredericksburg Star.
After good deal Of conversation with
leading menin our community we are con-
WINGED that the gallant Colonel Holiday, Of
Winchester, IL the choice OF q large majority
OF cur citizens. - Bed ford Sentinel.
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MT FRESH NATURAL

MT FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS:
HTFFALO LITHIA WATER ut $3.50 case;
uIrSYADI JANOS BITTER WATER, Hun
garian;
PULLNA BITTER WATER. Bohemian
FREIDRICkSIIALL RITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spring.;
yICHY WATER:
Settlers WATER, Nassau:
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
HAWTHORN SPRING WATER. Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER, &C, &C.,
by the bottle or in original packages, on the best
terms 1T .,--,,,,, ,,.
,rb ol9 Main street
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NEATHE.

Died, on the morning of the 24th instant, at his
residence No. 913 Byrd street, +. W. E. LOH-
MANN, In the ifty-second year of his age.
His funeral will take place on SUNDAY the 25th
Instant ut O'Clock z. H., from ST. johns Lutheran
church, Filth street. Friends and acquaintance of
the family are Invited to attend without further
notice. aud surviving members Of the old First Vtr
ginta regiment are requested 70 unite. =
Norfolk and Baltimore papers wall please COPY.
Died. on the 22d instant, Of eonsumption. In Louisa
county, Mrs. MARTHA ANN, wife of Mr.. j. A.
Tyler.
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TwEED's RELEAsE.-We are glad to lcsrn
that the people OF New York city intend to
" give the old man chance" He has been
"followed fast and followed faster by un-
merciful disaster" and the public sympathy
has consequently been enlisted somewhat in
his behalf .s-.
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The Virginia Medical Monthly for March
contains many articles which will prove to
be interesting and Instructive to the profess
sion for whose perusal they are intended.
DR.. EDWARDS understands the business OF
editinp
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NoTIcE.-The firm Of GRANT, MORTON d
Co., manufacturers OF outrages, has been
dissolved. The business will be continued
by the new firm OF HAYES, MORTON q Co.
A new commission, charged with this task,
will be sent to Louisiana at an early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-26

From G. +. JOHNSTON, Main. street, we
have received copies OF three little pamph-
lets of Harper's Halt Hour Series. The
title indicates, we suppose, that the booklet
may be read through in hall an hour.
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One more OF EMERsoN's hard hits at the
spirit-rappers "Dunces seeking ounces in
the dark" and accepting groans and gas
trio noises as better than the voice OF any
mise
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= NEW GooDsl NEW GooDsl
cHEAp GooDsI CHEAP GOODS!
WILLIAM THALHlMER

WILLIAM THALHlMER
Is again in the field of action, and wishes 70 an
nounce that he Is daily receiving the largest cheap
est. and most complete stock of DRY GOODS, NJ
TiONS, &C. It has ever been his pleasure to oiier 70
HIS customers and the public. Give him an early
call and see the great bargains displayed In s mag
nlflccnt and capaclous store,
col BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
400 pIeces. DRESS GOODS, of all kinds and quail
100 nieces BLACK ALPACAS (all brands), from
pocs TO Sl-the cheapest in the city. solicit n
call, as [ guarantee bargains In BLACK AL
oos nieccs FRENCH CAMBRICS NEW styles at
10 and 121c worth o and zoe. yard
A large and select line Of WHITE GOODS. such as
IRISH LINENS. SWISS, NAlNSOOk, and
PLAID MuSLINs, YICTOKN and BISHOP,
LAWNS, LACE-STRlPED. CORDED, and
FIGURED PlQUES. and other WHITE GOODS
ut extremely low prices.
Also. full and cheap line OF CAsSIaIERES at low
1000 PARAsOLS at extraordinarily low prices to
make sales. For bargains call at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
NH % COL Broad street.
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The Virginia Lag Journal for March re-
ports an unusually large number of inter-
esting cases. j. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
publishers. GEORGE L. & FRANK W. CHRIS
TIAN, editors.
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MEETINGS.
EIREMEN, ATTENTION !

The regular quarterly meeting of the BOARD OF
CONTROL OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT of
the city Of Richmond, for the assessment of fines for
the current quarter will be held at the TenthStreet
hose-house TUESDAY EVENING, 9th instant,
ut O'Clock. tE stk
By order of the Chief Engineer.
mh 24-3t d. A, CARDWELII, Clerk.
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Bob Ingersoil's offer to forgive any one
whom he has Injured is only equaIled by the
OF the Immortal il. tN., .tYho,s
wien, g fayern.keep per deducted half Ills hill,
refpsed 70 Ibe s,pufspp I'm IIoeraiity, nh d;
t,irewsiot the Other hall. IndiannaIpoIis
NeNS. ~
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ENTERTAINMENT.

yTHE ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN By
Il the ladies OF ST. Paul's church for the benefit of
their Home for Aged and Infrm Women will take
place on MONDAY. the I'd OF April, instead OF on
The Sd. as was advertised.
Tickets, 75c.: children, Soc: tobe had at Wyatt's
and at West ID Johnstons. RESERVED seats without
extra charge.
pection with this Entertainment In the building
adjoining from 2 o'clock through the evening"
NH 2G-It ..s .5s.i,stI.3,si .y.,tt'F ~
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, March "a, 1871.
SENATE.

Tho Senate met ct - M.-Lieutenant-
covornor THOMAS presiding.
PRAYER PRAYER by Rev. Mr. Garlick, offthe Bap-
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nT FURTHER SUPPLIES OF DRESS
GOODS AND SILKS.-T. II. PRICE & co. nave
now on exhibition, from Saturdays steamer ,
Beautiful line COLORED DRESS GOODS. IN
WORSTED POPLINS, every shade, from Zoc'
ri, hCK and COLORED BROCADE SILKS;
CHECKED and STRIPED SILKS:
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS ut sl.23, Sl.oo, So
RACK TAFFETA SILKS at 1925 to $3.50;
BLACK SICILIENNE-a new article:
BLACK BROCADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new ,
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES.
MOHAfRS. ALPACAS. &C, &c: ,.,.e,
Also, COLLARS, CUFFS, CORSEIS, GLOVES,
&C., &C. lnh 20
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in Norfolk Va, Thursday afternoon,
at the First Presbyterian church, CHARLES +.
TAYLOR, of this city. to SALLIE FLOYD, young
est daughter of Thomas Baltimore, Esq, of Nor
folk. q
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GRAND c. B.ss. BALL "a
EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, C.N,
APRIL 2, 1877,
AT VIRGINIA oPERA-HOUsE'

The following committees will attend to the enjoy
ment and pleasure OF the assembly, ana spare no
pains to make It the ball Of the season:
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ARTHUR ROONEY. Chairman;
II. +. English, Thomas COX,
T. T. WhiIcgan John Murphy,
William Rankin james Hayes,
j. C. Dinner d. Brophy.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
FIJI REILLY, Chairman:
William Rankin, John AneInI
Valentine Yet Juan Pizziui,
General p r.. Moore A. Osterbind,
l. Kcr,tfnp A. N. Kelley,
James Sherry, J.t: LGary,
A. West, W. n. dohhsop'
Henry Shuttle, +. Mahoney'
FLOOR MANAGERS.
1 J.W. LAUBE, Chairman;
Thomas Byrnes, Mililam iurceh'
Ed. Hngan, r. Brahuan,
Juan PizZlni. ). Y. keooy'
+. ThoI, J.: Murphy
6. Manning, Thomas r.. sioore'
Richard Baird, Phllp Snea. ,,o.
Thomas j. Smith, nn Io-'iEs
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
WINES, LaQUORs, De.

VA, JANUARY l, 1s72.-
IL We have made a chemical examination OF
DayiD r. CLEMMER'S MOUNTAIN RYE
WHISKEY, rsug for the purpose samples selected
by ourselves from ten barrels belonging to lots re-
ceiyed by Mcssrs. GEORGE A. HUEDLEf & 60. al
teen months we have subjected this whiskey to the
most searching tests It has stood Them all perfectly
nothing of deeterious nature being FOUND Ia u.
uurity and excellence to those who use whiskey as
beverage while for medicinal purposes IL Is al thai
w W-IIIIIxI Fl TAYLOR, M. D.. Analytical Chemist
and Lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College OF
3 r. ssJ. PEsBLEs, NJ. H., Professor of Chemistry
Medical College of Virginia.
s 100 barrels now In store, and Tor sae. ~,
Z iaS GEORGE A. HUNDLEf ~ w.
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SpES,sAy. NOTICES.
MT MARCH 18TH.

r. r. PRICE &c co. have just opened another
supply OF SPRING CASSIMERES and CLOTHS
both diagonal and plain-for gentlemrn's suits
English, French, and American, Of all the famous
makes. An early call solicited.
DRESS SHIRTS-most approved patterns.
mh26
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NOT NEW MOURNING GOODS.

T. r.. PRICE & co. are opening fine line Of
BLACK GOODS:
CAsE3fERES, GRAPE CLOTHS, TA5IIsE, HEN
RlETTA CLOTHS, SILK-WARPS, BOMBA-
ZINES, DELAISES-all Of best French makes,
color and duality guaranteed;
ENGLISH CRAPE'VEILS;
ca ENGLISH GRAPE. for wells:
IA ENGLISH GRAPE, for wells. NH 26
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE SIXTY
T. HORSEPOWER VERTICAL BEAM EN-
CINE with boiler and fixtures all complete: and in
i. y. WINSTON, Assignee,
1T Shcrlff's office, 1907 Main street,
NH l5-1Ot Richmond Va
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MAJ SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!

M-1j ClLho oA1iAo'
CoLoRED STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth 81;
CoLoRED STRIPED SILKS at IL worth $3.50;
BACKGROUND wIITE-sTRlPED SILKS at
s5c. worth 1925;
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTRIPED SILKS at
9oc. worth $3.50;
BACKGROUND wHITE-sTRIPED SILKS at
81 worth $3.50;
FANCY PLAID SILKS at Is and s5c. worth 81 /;
BLACK-AND- WHITE PLAID SILKS at IL worth
$3.50;
ACK-sTRIPED SILKS at s5c.
worth 1925;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SILKS at 81
worth $3.50;
COLoRED SILKS at $l.25 worth $3.50;
CoLORED SILKS at s1.35 worth 1915;
CoLORED SILKS at $3.50 worth So
CoLoRED SILKS at So worth $3.50;
BLACK SILKS at SIS and 9Oc., $1.25, $3.50,
s1.eo, $1.G5 So, $50, 3d. and :3.5o-all very
cheap.
If Won want TO save money in the purchasing OF
your SILKS call n. LEVY bholiiIno'
Look. at the new style BIBs and COLLARS.
NH 81
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rENTLEMEN'S, BOYS, AN De
UYouths' Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Brogans, II VA
&C., Trunks, Vahscs, and SatchelS ofevery de-szA
scr1ption for sale low ut sss!t HQsCH EMS
10 i 500 aud 81 Broad street.
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LECTURE.

LECTURE.
DEV. PROFESSOR j. DE LAUNAY'S
IL free lecture on 1.-THE CATACOMBS-IHEi k
ORIGIN AND USE,'' to be richly illustrated by
charts, and interspersed with sacred music by Mrs
DE LAUNAY, ut the Young Mems christian Asso,
citation Hall, on MONDAY, 21tn lnstant, AZ
o'clock. collection ut the close. mn Zo-ll"
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CEILING OFF AT COST FORESav.
" THIRTY DAYS LONGER. Wy
NEW STOCK JUST OPENED.
Gentlemen's Calf Boots, $3.50, worth 81;
Gentlemens Sewed Calf Boots, 50, worth IS;
Gentlemen's Hand-Sewed Calf Boots, "a, cheap Ut
80: " 80 .'.-.ss- :
Ladies' Sewed Shoes only 75c.; s..t 4
Gcntlemen's Balmorals. 81, worth s1.oo;
Gentemens Congress Caters si2S and slsO
Caters, $50. cheap at $3.50; Gentemen,s
Calf Square Box-Toe, hand-sewed, S3, worth
Ladies' Calf Shoes, sewed 81, old price $l.76 La
dies Kid Laced, 81 rs, cheap at So Ladies'
Philadelphia Pebble Goat shoes. $3.50, worth
$3.50; Ladies' Serge Foxed Caters 81, worth
$3.50; Ladies' Congress Caters, 81 only; La
dies best quality Buttoned Caters only 81,
sold elsewhere at So;
Misses Hieh-Cut Pebble Goat "a good schoo-shoe),
sewed, 81 10. oldprice 81;
Childrens Phiadelphia-made Buttoned Boots, sizes
6 to 10, only 81, worth S1.75; Ir ~
Babies Shoes, with heels, 80, 40, and SOC.
AN goods warranted Us represented at the old
'He'p ''0iS = N. GoLDEN, 1923 Main street,
NH slim E'aE. 81 not James Golden.
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T OANs n,,r, ~, ,,,rv DE, rsr ,rr
have inquiries every day from parties TO borrow
money on rea, estate Lenders Of money can be ac-
commoduted, whether in small or large amounts;
Great care taken In the preparation of deeds and
titles examined by competent lawyers.
~ FRANK D.. HILL.
Real Estate Agent and Auciionecr
E, o4-nod1 1T No. HOS Main street.
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GOAL AND WoOD.-Cheapest and best
Sfuei Ia market. Best tlrst-class Nut Crate, Egg,
ton Of 1000 pounds, delivered. Liberal deductiSn
TO dealers. West Virginia Splint, $500 TO sa;zS,
5000 pounds; Glover Hill aud Soft Coke from
1926 to 1925 per 1000 pounds. OAK and PINE
WOOD as low as the lowest. Call and be convinced.
BE sure TO ask for PAGE Nineteenth and Cary
streets. [fe l4I CHARLES IL. PAGE.
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GREATER EMENTSussp
VI THAN EVER IN BOOTS AND SHOES. HAN
Ladies' Fine Foxed Balmoras, $3.50; Law EASS
dies Pebble Goat Balmol4ls, 81. so: Ladies'
Pebble Goat Side-Laced Boots, $3:5o-all Pniladei-
dren,s Shoes at low figures: Gelitemens and Boys
Fine Boots and Shoes; Broad Bottom, Low. Heel
Shoes, for old ladies'; full line of Trunks and
Satchels just received at W. r. w. TAYLOR'S,
NH / s Fourth and Broad streets.
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O,R K.-B DOTS AN D.
Il JSHOEsrasde to order, guaranteed to III, by
~ BOSCHEN,
al 800 and Gil Broad stree
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

GPRING GOODS .-Just re- g.
y ccivcd, ladies' fancy and plain Slip sS
pers and Newport Ties: ladies' hand-llladc Button
and Lace-Boots; old ladies' broad bolton Lace and
Congress Caters Misses youths, and boys Schooi
give satisfaction. We are sole agents for the Banis
ter & Tlchcnor celebrated handmade gentlemcn's
v. S. Carlton. WINGO, ELLETT & CRUMf.
Retail store, corner Of Tenth and Main streets;
Wholesale denartment. 1908 Main street. NH 19
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Is 0oK AND JOB WORK, NEATLYEX-
ID ne TIED AT TIE DISPATCH PRINTING
-
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might THOUSAND $4,000 DOZEN
LEAD-PENClLS
OF the bcst-known manufacturers
i. W. FADER,
JOSEPH DIXON,
CRUCIBLE COMPANY,
AMERICAN LEAD-PENCIL COMPANY,
EAGLE PENCIL COMPANY
all OF which we offer at the lowest market price.
BAUGHa1AN BROTHERS,
NH o6.eod 1917 Main street.
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uEAVY REDUCTION IN MY MA
Ii CHINE-PREPARED SAWED AND KIN;
DLING-WOOD, OAK OR PINE.-Fifty cents saved
on every cord by buying from me. \ cargo OIL
FRESH ANTHRACITE just arrived Prices 70 SUIT
the times. Full supply OF all Goals, Coke or goo
at my branch office, corner OF Drtad and Jefferson
streets or at T. II. CARRISGTOS'S.
NH Seventeenth and Cary streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-26
CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.

Il
ARE RECEIVING
by every steamer the late; STYLES AMI nuvr.tl,, 10
SPRING GOODS,
which they guarantee cnmo, be i,ouch: chctr.r, e,
retail in tie United states. In
SILKS
they defy competition i'll this markc', Their ,;pca
being handsomrr and larger than ever b. f,rc.,."-
bracn- all Of the new shades. In
BLACK GOODS
they are keeping larger and ha,r stock than they
have ever done, and call c,rccl attention 10 his
line of their business. \ very iarE" :-so-tmcntqf
SuS-suADES AND rARAsOIs,
latest styles aud shades. 4 full linz Il
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
NOVELTIES N NECK-TIEs Sc.
LACE FlSCIIUES.
very handsome. \ large sock Of
CAsSIMEREs.
lmh pa
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DIssOIUTIoys & PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
The commlssion-honsc OF CULLEN WYATT
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent elmer one
of whom is authorized 10 use the name or the frln
In settling up their business. j. 4: CHILEAN,
" j. NJ. WYATT.
M,Pcu23 1877 NH 24-2t*
, 1877-07-08

full preparation on the part Of teachers and
pupils. A supper at the Town-Hall, arranged
by the ladies Of the village, was part
OF the weeks programme, and was thoroughly
enjoyable affair. The regular Commencement
of fifteen was graduated; the topics Of their c.
saws and orations were we'll chosen, aud the en-
tire entertainment was Of most pleasing na-
ture,
ROBERT Morllson, o. t5's : plaee, gave me vac
Of '76, represented the Alumni in brief ad-
dress.
One of the Board Of Trustees stated that the
financial condition Of the College was never
better than now. Out Of debt Is out Of danger;
but d moderate endowment Just now would be-
most cheering to the Principal Of the College,
who has 1abored faithfully and long, and OF in
told benefit to the school and the cause which
it represents. QuIxoTE Qu1cKs1GHr.