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A Radical Reeanter.

To the Editors of the Dispatch:
According to some OF our exchanges
there is an attempt being made in this State
By the Radicals italics mine), reinforced by
the readiusters, to defeat the nomination OF
General Walker because that gentleman has
declared himself in favor OF the mainte-
nance OF the honor Of the State and the
preservation of its credit"
Norfolk Virginian.
viii you allow repentant Radical, who
won't do so any more, to beg the press OF
Virginia, through your columns, to cease
firing on the dead, defunct, and d Radi-
calls Of the South KILLED by Mr.. Hayes's glo-
to say agin anybody for what amt right, let
that :" anybody" be a living, moving, ami
mate being, and not the decomposed thing
Of radicalisn.
OLp-RADICAL- ASHAMED Of HIMSELF.
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Mr.. sTEpHENs's VIEws.-In an interview

Mr.. STEPHENs's VIEws.-1n an interview
with Republican reporter: ,.,.- g.:
Reporter: Mr.. Stephens, great deal has
been said as to the feeling OF the next Con-
gress regarding the Presidents policy. Do
YOU think there will be a serious opposition
manifested towards the President either by
Democrats or disaffected Republicans?
Mr.. Stephens: No, sir. Il think Mr..
Hayes's policy will be unanimously. sus-
tanned by the Democrats. OF course there
may be some Democrats in tine House who
will be disposed to pronounce against the
validity OF his title to the presidency, but,
so far as the acts OF the Administration are
concerned affecting public questions OF in
terest to the country in general, l think the
President will be unanimously sustained
by the Democrats, and as Senator Bayard
said, by seven tenths Of the Republicans in
both houses OF Congress. When I say
"acts" of the Administration mean the
pacifcation policy as well as other things.
Reporter: Well, do you think that the
Administration will develop sufficient
strength in the House to render possible the
election Of a compromise or Administers
ton candidate for Speaker?
Mr.. Stephens No. l think that there
will be an Administration candidate, as the
tendency now is toward the conclusion that
the President will not have anything to do
with the question OF the speakership.
Mr.. Stephens: admit that was for Cox
last year, but Randall having received the
nomination by decided majority vote OF
bis party, and having made much better
Speaker than expected, think, all things
considered, together with bis experience,
&C., that he undoubtedly has right to ex-
pect the speakership. 1 think this not be-
cause like Cox less, but because II Randall
were not reelected 1t would be censure
upon him for what consider the best act
Of his life.
!. Reporter: Do you think that this debt OF
gratitude, as you term 1t, Is sufficient to
nut down oil other considerations, even
that In consequence OF Mr.. Randalls oppo-
sition to the Texas Pacific road?
Mr.. Stephens: am glad you suggested
that point. am decidedly in favor OF the
Texas-Pacific road 1 have seen it stated
that Mr.. Randall is against it. How such
could be the case I don't know, but cam
not believe that his antipathy to it would be
strong enough to cause him to corruptly or
ganixe the committee with q view to defeat
the biir. As q, friend OF that measure.
would much prefer to see him In the, chair,
II he did not abuse the powers OF the chair
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AND WINTER DRY GOODS

THALHIMER & BROTHERS
will open during this week and next week one of the
largest and Dest-assorcd stocks of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
to be found In the State.
Our buyer Is at present In New York, where he Is
attending all the large auction sales and making
tensive purchases, which enables TO offer goods at
prices far below their market valne.
Our stock of BLACK ALPACAs and CASH.
MERES Is an entirely new one. and whic for quail
ever been shown In this market. riley viii be sold
from 10 TO csc. per yard less than heretofore.
most fashionable DRESS GOODS, in all the new
shades, from which the most particular person can
he suited.
In CAssIMEREs and CLOTHS for mems boys,
and chdrens wear, we keep i better line IMAM an
other house In the city. and to our already large
stock will he added the prcttcst ana nest patterns IL
has ever been our pleasure tn offer We call particu-
lar dfnon 10 e hit our store
gives to the customer advantages not 10 oe oplahc
elsewhere.
Our stock of BLANKETS. SIIAwL$. FELT
SKIRTS, FLANNELS of all kinds. CANTON
HhS T6WEi hE sEETS tdT46ss
ICOES and other goods too numerous to mention. Is
one of the best TO be found anywhere In The city ana
has been purchased to sell at prices to suit the closest
buyers,
In LADIES'. GESTLEMEN'S. and chill
DRES'S UNDERWEAR. our stock Is complete;
also CTIILDREN'S UNION SUITS Of SHIRTS anu
DRAWERS.
Our KID-GLOvE DEPARTMENT Is complete
In every quality and Is the best ever exhibited We
have lust received about 60 dozen pairs OF TWO
HUTTON OPERA and DARK KIDS, which We
will sell at soc. pair. These are the best ever sold
1T that price.
The celebrated COOLEY'S CORK CORSET-one
OF the best madc-for sale here.
Our stock of NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS, such 4;
HOSIERY. GLOVES, HASDkERCHlEFS.
RIBBONS, SCARS.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, LACE TIES,
and a Thousand other articles, which for want OF
space we cannot MENTION has been carefully selected
10 suit the trade
Call early and see the bargains to he had at
THALHIMER BROTHERS..
sells COL BrOad street, corner OF sixth.
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Augusta

is another county whose peculiar rela-
tons to the State aud to humanity call upon
her to stand Loyalty by the Commonwealth.
The two institutions-the Western Lunatic
Asylum and that for the education Of the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind-are charities
that reflect honor upon Virginia for liberal
ity and humanity, and they certainly diffuse
deal Of benefit. The maternal relation OF
the State to her people, her watchful and
solicitous care for the good Of her children,
are more yividly displayed to the good citi-
zens of Augusta than to most other local
communities, and certainly the loyalty, the
jealousy for the homer Of the Old Dominion
in the noble connty Of Augusta should be
ever true and bright-a mark for emulation
as well as admiration. .--. ....>
Augusta, rs our readers have learned
through our Intelligent Staunton CORE
spondent, makes no nominations through a
Conservative convention, but leaves the
field free to all candidates. There is no
danger from the Radical party in Staunton |;
it is too weak to he feared. But we hope
that the solid and intelligent voters OF
Augusta will choose their best and truest
men. We are not very we'll acquainted
with many names that have been
presented; but we know those of
ECHoLs, HANGER, Conner, SKINNER, and Nc
| Cue. Colonel HANGER is man whose pre-
sence in the Legislature is altogether desira-
bic. His long experience as Speaker makes
him Of great value in the progress Of bust.
ness. He can facilitate proceedings and save
| time aud money. He is true to the public
interests. General ECHoLs is statesman
Of experience and enlarged views. He is
wise, prudent, and energetic. These two
gentlemen are candidates for the House.
They are for the honor of the State, hut
will unite in any adjustment Of the public
debt that may be fair and beneficial to the
public. ..,.
Messrs. SKINNER and CoINER are candi-
dates for the Senate. Colonel SKINNER is a
debt-paying candidate, one OF decided abil-
ity and experience. Mr.. Conner is on the
line Of readjustnent. Our old friend Judge
McCUE Is also candidate on the adjust
ment line, as is Colonel CoINER-v voluntary,
not compulsory. Augusta will be fairly
and honorably canvassed, and we think she
will send good men to the Legislature.
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a Hand Book of Punctuation: Containing
the more important rules and exposition
OF the principles upon which they de-
pend. BY JOSEPH A. TURNER, M. A.,
Professor OF English and Modern Lam
guages, Hoflins Institute. Philadelphia !:
LIPPMCoTT a. Co.
There is no unyarying system OF rules
for punctuation; but there are general
principles which, being understood, enable
writer's to punctuate with general proprie-
~, modified by the tastes OF different per-
sons. The author OF this little book has
made the general rules plain.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON g. Go.
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The Texas-Pacific Railway.

In an Article commenting upon the views
OF the Norfolk Hirginian, few days ago,
we observed that the Vrginian's expressed
desire for trans-continental line with
branches that shall cross the Mississippi at
VicEsburg and Memphis, &C.. and put to
the Virginian the question across how?"
In answer that paper says:
SIN our opinion the Government should
extend the same aid for the crossing OF the
Mississippi that it does for the rest OF the
road"
The Tirginian seems not to understand
that the contest between different southern
cities has compelled the Texas-Paciflc rail-
way to select terminal point for its trunk
line and to avoid the showing OF Partially
towards any OF the branches which shall di-
verge from that point; nor does it appear to
comprehend the circumstances when it says
that the ssGovernmens should extend the
"same aid for the crossing OF the Missis-
"'sippi that it does to the rest Of the road"
The Government said" is given in public
land, and that land is in the Territories.
Such aid is not practicable in the States.
Nor would the Government undertake to
give special aid in building three or four
bridges across the Mississippi, even II it
ascertained that such a mode Of crossing is
practicable. The Federal Government has
not helped TO build bridges. The Ohio Is
crossed by several suspension bridges-all
built by private enterprise. The Mississippi
is crossed at two or more places, the lowest
point being at St. Louis. The bridges at
those places were all built by private means.
The bridge at ST. Louis is the ,,grandest
achievement In the West--a trilmph 0f pri.1
yate enterprise. .s.S .'e..
We cannot zee how the Government liz to-
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more SUI

THE SPEAKERsHIP.- Alexander H.
Stephens, who has arrived here, states that
he proposes to vote for Mr. Randall for
Speaker, and that in his opinion he VIII be
elected. This is the opinion which is mostly
held by wel-informed people here. There
was rumor to-day that Colonel Scott, who
it is said will make his headquarters here for
most Of the coming session, is about to come
out openly against Mr.. Randall, unless the
latter will definitely state his position in re-
gard to the Texas-Paciic subsidy. The
pro liability is, however, that Colonel Scott
is possessed OF too much sagacity to do any
thing of the kind.-Balttmore Sun Wash
in1ton SDecidl.
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DEMOCRATIC APATHY IN OHIO Wash
ington, September ga letter received to-
day from a member Of the Ohio State Re-
publican Committee asserts that the Repub-
iican prospects have picked up wonder
fully in the last few days, and that the
Republicans will elect the Governor and a
majority of the Legislature. The reasons
given by the writer are the unusual apathy
shown by the Democratic voters in neglect
ing to register, and the withdrawal from
the ticket OF some OF their leading legisa-
tive candidates. Washington pecids-Bal-
tiD1Ore Sun
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r OW PRICES WILL TELL,
SEE TIE BARGAINS IN FALL GOODS
NOW OPENING Al
JULIUS MEN T. T. :,
6O3 Broad street.

25 pieces COLORED ALPACAS Iii AL tn" ucg
30 nicccs Colonel CAsIIMERES In new AMI
beautiful shades At zoe. w0rt!i 800:
4 large and entirely new line oi FALL. DRESS
GOODS selling 1T very low rr!Ce':
Greatest bargains ever shown ID ELACh CASH.
MERES;
Ri. ACK CASITMERE$ from 4nr. :" tl.25:
Beautiful ALL-WUUL BLACK hSIlMERrS al
62Er. worth fully 75c: do not tai! {" look at il.7
before buying:
A great bargain in BLACK DRESS SILKatsl2j
| worth Sl7J;
BLACK ALPACAS al lower prices t.an ever: an.
other lot Of that handsome quality at 25c. IN:
| PURE SIOIIAIRS ut 33i;c. AMI upward:
| 40 dozen Misses FELT SKIRTS 4, Ace. worth zoe:
| so dozen Ladies llEANi-EMDusSEDS SKIRTS Al
at Soc: 49,.
| A line nf entirely new STYLES in SCAkLETS, NAVY
| BLUE. and SEAL BROWNS:
| A large stock Of PLAIN and W!Li.Eb WOOL
| FIANNELS at prices which cannot be- tqual!',i;
| 80 pieces eXtra.wide aud heavy Mnllt ALL
| WOOI. FLASNELS III 2Jc. worth 35c.;
| GRAY TWU.LED FLAENElS AZ l6ac. aud up:
| Good UEBLEACfIED CANTON FLANSELS a.
| 4 extra heavy article at Zoe. worth fully Be-:
! large assortment of CIIILDtES'S SOllD-tOL.
| ORED HOSIERY In plain ana .tlk-clockri;
| Excellent TWO-BtTrON KID CLONES al 3Uc ,
| All The new fall shades In our TWD-BUTTOH MD
| at 75c.. reduced from 81: .
An entirely new line Of FALL tA>slAEkEs !"F
| Mems and Boys wear from 25c. Ilr.
| We show some extraordinary bargains III me
goods. Don't fail TO look at HE cheap g?Gi: 3irr@i
1 Agency for MME. DEMOREsT's patterns.
| sc i -eOd
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IN the appointment Of the committees, than
on the floor; for in the chair he will have
no vote except In case Of a tie, whereas II
he were on the: floor he could constantly OPP
pose and vote against any measure he disfa-
yored. Iswould any time rather have an
honest opponent in the chair than on the
Hnnr
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JUST RECEIVED AT
81 S13 RROAn STREET.

JUST RECEIVED AT
y 523 BROAD STREET.
between Fifth and Sixth streets,
Is pieces SOLID-BROwN POPl.lNs,
Is pieces NAVY-BLUE POPLlSS,
Is picccs BLACK POPLISS,
IL pieces DRAB POPLINs,
IL pieces BOTTLE-GREEN POHLlNS, %nic.
will be sold 1t one shilling per YARD. ih =,
goods are selling generally at 25c. i"i Ia
10 look NJ these goods before bylng ei't y, :.
40 pieces BLACK ALPACAS At l6c. worm ZoC.
mt &c. worth Soc, st Csc. worth oirc:
SIC. worth Acc at SIC. worth ioc" AZ o.
reduced from soc. our soc. Alpacas arc ~
hest ever offered for The money. ,
Ok nirces CANTON FLASSELS ~ sc. "of''
l5c. Look n them. ,,,rcrc,
800 different styles OF LADIES and MISSES FAN
CY HOSE. ry,pI
SIIAWLS. BALMORAL anu b' 4 l. ~ "
SKIRTS. i'm a large variety. hu.
40 pieces FLANNEL, plain and (WHICH III WING
red, blue. gray, and yellow.
All colors OPERA-FLASSELS.
BLACK CACHEMIRES at SOC. worth '"c; ..
CASSIMERES and wATEE-PROOtS-aL a!E' -
sortment ut low prices. ~.,,,,e, IN. sr
We are receiving NEW FALL GOODS haiil' ~
invite our friends and The public IN senera' u q"
and examine our stock and low prices 49,,
523 Broad, between Fifth and sixth s'r''"'
81 IL --------
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NoM1SAT1oNs.-A telegram from Loving
ston yesterday informed US that c. T. Smith,
ESQ, was nominated for the Senate for Am
herst and Nelson, and r. A. Coghill, Esq,
for "fioater."
Mr.. William Sandridge has been nomina-
ted as delegate for Amherst county. -Lynch-
burg Tlrqinidr. ..-
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BEDFORD NoM1NAT1oNs.-The Conscrra-
tive County Convention OF Bedford, held at
Liberty on Tuesday the 25th instant, noml'
mated for the Senate DR.. 3. II. Moulton
for the House Of Delegates, W. F. Graves,
G. L. Moorman, and n. Z. Luck.-Lynch-
burQ Yir1inidn.
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The brief sojourn in Charlottesville will
remain in the minds Of the Presidents par.
ty as perhaps the most agreeable incident oil
the whole tour through the South wash
ingtop teLeqrQnl-NeU York Tribune.
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~-TWO HUNDRED DOZEN
CENT? E3IES'S, and CHILDREN'S KNIT
WEAR purchased at recent tradc-Saes. offered
at small advance at COHEN BROTH Frs. Their
stock of NOTIONS and SMALL. WARE Is sold
cheaper than ever. Sc IL
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w- COHEN BROTHERS HAVE im-
ported the LEROY" SEAMLESS GLOVE, the
III ost popular glove now offered In Paris and other
European cities. Their price for two-button in
BLACK and COLORED is 81 SO. Also, the best
75c. KID GLOVE in the city. Sc Is
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DEh w EAlt ~ ~ pSk SSh1' A~~S ss~.~
FLANNELs at 25 per cent. less than ever
FLANNELS Mt CSC. worth 35c.
FLANNELS ut Soc. worth hOc.;
FLANNELS at 40c. worth 6Oc.;
FLANNELs at SOC. worth 75c.;
FLANNELs ut Use. worth 90c.
10 not buy before you look at SYCLE BRO.
THEIRS stock, just opened.
We have over $4,000 worth Of SILKS just from
auction ut half price:
BLACK SILK at 75c. worth 81;
BLACK SILK at 81 worth *l.25;
BLACK SILK ut $1.25 worth S1.75;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth 80;
BLACK SILK ut Sc worth $3.50.
Don't buy before you examine these SILKS.
We have the new shades of SILK in colors, such
as Bronze Blue, Brown Slate, and vii new shades in
the market at twenty-five per cent. less than ever
sold in the city. T.. ..... ..
Do not buy before you look ut SYCLE BRO
TIERS lot of SILKS.
SYCLE BROTHERS have just opened twelve
cases of BLANKETS.
BLANKETS ut *3 worth Il;
BLANKETS at "a worth s5;
BLANKETS at IS worth $3.50;
BLANKETS at $3.50 worth 49,.
You will find these BLANKETS twenty-five per
cent less than ever sold In any house IN the trade.
just look at ou1 new lot of CASSIMERES at
twenty-five per cent. less than value.
SYCLE BROTHERS have lust received an extra
large lot of CASS1MERES just from auction, at half
price, less than ever offered In the city.
Don't buy your DRESS GOODS before you look
at SYCLE BROTHERS.. We have received lot
of DRESS GOODS-all the new styles and shades
for 20 per cent. less than ever offered in the city
DRESS GOODS at 1890. worth 20c.;
-. DRESS GOODS at zoe. worth 25c.;
DRESS GOODS at csc. worth 35c.;
-. DRESS GOODS ut 35c. worth Soc;
DRESS GOODS Mt 4 DC. worth 60c.;
and at all prices to suit our customers.
Don't buy elsewhere before you look at Our stock,
just opened.
The incest lot of SHETLAND and NET SHAWLS
in the State Is ut SYCLE BROTHERS. All the
new and late styles just opened
Call and see SYCLE BROTHERS, stock of all the
new STYLES Of SHAWLS.
We have the largest assortment Of
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
CORSETS, and
UANDKERCHIEFS
In the State at half price,
Go 10 sYCLE BROTHERS and get your KID
GLOVES ut auction prices. -. '.'
We have large lot Of handsome CLOAkS and
FITRS rrtaIrl ut wholesale prices. just get hand-
some cLoAN '0f '''''e il SYGL e BROTHERS.
SyCIE BROTHERS will show the incest lot OF
CARPETS, RUGS. and Ol L-CLOI!iS i'll the mar
kef just opened all the patterns Gail ana see i0r
Yourself. and be convinced that SYCLE BRO
THERS' Is the cheapest place In the city buy your
CARPETS, &C., &c. ..., q.
They have WATERPROOF for Use. worth ST /;
WATERPROOF at II worth 1928; WATER
PROOF at 81 .25 worth S1.5O-in the newest shades
and good quality. at 25 per cent. less than ever.
At SYCiE BROTHERS. you will find all the
newest styles Of DRY GOODS in the mar ket and
what is the use Of shopping all over town when You
can get all the goods you wish at S1CLE Bro
THEIRS? .:- -.r
Strict attention paid to all orders. Goods sent
COD. Persons Wishing samples Will send post
age. SLIP Pr na 1880 u.s.,
80 between Third and Fourth streets.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

BROWNE 4 ROWE,
In consequence Of Improvements 2oih1 on al '"''F
store, will be compelled to SUSPEND business Tor 4
few days and wll in order 10 reduce stock ot' io'
the next ten days the greatest Kind Of bargains III
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. &c.
We have just received great many Ne" GUIDE
for tho EARLY FALL TRADE, and rather than
remove them will sell them At great reduction.
Call early. or you may lose this opportunity.
BROWNE { ROWE,
CO 7eod 323 Groad street.
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SIX NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINE

SIN NIGHTS AND
The eminent Shakspearian Tragedian.
Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
the head and front of the legitimate drama upon the
American Pacific slope, with support that excels
any theatrical venture for many years in the South
The well-known and highly. appreciated Tragedlan,
MIR. MILNES LEVICK; the brilliant favorite of
the Australian and Californian stage, Miss Flea
NOR CAREY; the popular young actor, Mr. AT
KINS LAWRENCE: the tragic actress, Mrs. OC-
TAvIA ALLEN, and the rest of the company of
COMPARATIVE MERIT.
The repertoire Of the engagement Will comprise
MONDAY, October LIST. Lord Lytton's RICHIE
LIEU: ...-..
TUESDAY, Shakspeare's HAMLET;
WEDNESDAY, Shakspeare's KING LEAR, With q
special cast OF remarkable excellence:
THURSDAY, Shakspeare's RICHARD III.
No play will be repeated: In each the leading
characters will he cast with notable strength, and
will be produced with new scenery and costumes.
SCALE OF PRICES Balcony chairs, $3.50; dress
circle and orchestra, reserved, u.
:. The sale or seats will commence THURSDAY at
O'Clock at C. F. Johnston's, 91S Main street.
= sc 25-6t
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pay GOoBx.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.
COURTNEY & POWELL's. ~
420 EAST BROAD STREET

We have now IN store the largest anil best assor,s
stock we have ever offered to the public
DRESS GOODS
In all the new and desirable fabrics Of the choice,
designs nj the lowest prices.
4 full assortment OF
MOURNING GOODS
very moderate in price, and unsurpassed In quality
and finish.
WHITE GOODS
of every description DAMAsKs, LINENS, MIS-.
LINs, VICTORIA LAWNS. SAINsoOKs
PIQUEs, HANDKERCHTEFS, &C., Il, popr,ar
prices.
BLACK AND COJ.OEED SILKS
all qualities and prices. Our stock Of
CAssIMERES, FLANNELs, AND BLANKETS
were selected with great care. and win mcri. vour
special examination.
MERISO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR
for ladies. gentlemen and children made special
ty. In this department stock Is always co,nrle,.
aud beyond the competition OF any Ilous" In IL.
city.
Look at our WHITE SHIRTS for 81. ..yJ
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r. you want FALL AND WINTER GOODS 81
every description 20 to
CARDoZO. FOURQUREAE CO.'S.
They have just received very large quantity o.
BLACK SILKS.
which will hc found twenty-five per cent. chcap'r
than the same goods could be purchased AT las.
season.
silks sold last year at $500 $50 this
2.25 l.71
$50 900
2.75 2.2j
1876 2.1J
$50 800
40 $50
COLORED SILKS
in NIL grades and Shadc..
ENGLISH AND KNlCkERBOCKERS ClTING>-
something entirely ncw-n all the latest c"or'
BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELNETS
1T greatly reduced prices from last year.
EXCEEDINGLY HANDSOME ROBES
at s35 ;ald $40 apiece.
Their BLACK GOODS department /. very CON-
pletc comprising every quality and Grade. They
Show their BLACK GOODS In the Strongest light
thereby enabling purchasers 10 see any defect that
may he In the goods -
They are making ms season HtM hEhENS
FURNISHING GOODS specially. Thcy have 4,
large and handsome stocks OF these goods rs can h.
found In any store South.
\ large lot Of Ch>SIMERES aud CLOTHS for
suits and In pants patterns Call AMI see these good
before purchasing.
viii receive In the next few iays large lot If
CARPETS. RUGS, AMI DRUGGEI~. S"2l
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DlCHMOND THEATRE. ."
AMERICAS GRAND NOVELTY!
SEPTEMBER 18TH AND 10Th.
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT oCLUCl

GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 OCLUCk.
The justly-celebrated and great original
MADANE RENTZ'S FEMALE MINSTRELS.
brilliant array of grace and beauty, presenting the
finest minstrel scene ever witnessed.
The dashing and peerless
MABEL SANTLEY'S
LONDON BURLESQUEt TROUPE
in the great sensation burlesquc first time In Amer
zeal, translated from the French. entitled
forbidden PLEASURES,
with superb cast, delightful music. graceful dan
cling splendid marches, and magnificent cost uines
AUGMENTED by Superior Corps Of Speciality Artists,
forming together the most marvellous and attrac-
tive entertainment in the world. ..r....-.. g..
Notwithstanding The immense expense the prices
viii remain as usual. For full particulars and list
of artists see small bills Reserved seats at G. f.
:IoIIESToSis. 9IS Main street. sc 27-3t*