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WHOLESALE LIoUoR-DEALERs' .TAxEs.-
The Auditor OF Public Accounts will have
his instructions to the Commissioners OF
the Revenue ready for use by the first OF
next week. At first it seemed clearito him
that that part Of the law Of 1876 imposing o
tax on the sales OF wholesale dealers was
not repealed. He is not so certain about 1t
now. His opinion, on the contrary, in
.cllnes to the direction most favorable to the
wholesale dealers. But before the instruc-
tions are promulgated the opinion OF the
Attorney-G General will be obtained on some
points. II the wholesale dealers are allowed
to stand under the Moffett law and no
other, their tax will only be $3.50 per annum.
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NO 81.
United States ]

UNITED STATES u ter Counr, s..rUg
Day Judqe Hughes x,residing. - In the
case OF Albert G.. O'Neaie. The assignee
was ordered to resell tho bapkrupt's, real
estate called "Caepultepec," containing
100 acres, in Essex county, unless the for.
mer purchaser complies with the terms oil
sale on OF before the 10th Of May next.l>
In the matter Of N. P.Iuck: The pun.
chaser Of the bapkrupt's real ESTATE not
having complied with the terms Of sale, the
assignee was ordered to resell the property,
consisting Of 225. acres Of land in. Caroline
county, TO the highest bidder, III r aaisi;
In the case OF o. A.. Francis. The ex-
emption Of the chooses in action to the
bankrupt by the assignee was confirmed. !
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
William Fl. WoottoD, OF Halifax county.
Judge Hughes left the city on Saturday
for Norfolk, and expects 10 hold court bere
again on Tuesday the oath Instant. -,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IMPORTANT DECISION IN BASKRUPTCY-
JUDGMENTS, DEEDS OF TRUST, AND HOME
sTEAD.-Judge Hughes on Saturday filed an
opinion in the matter OF 3. D. Cogbill,
bankrupt. He said substantially: All the
real estate surrendered by the bankrupt
was bound by iudgment-lien for about
S1,35O, which contained no waiver OF
homestead. A portion OF the land was
subject to a deed Of trust junior in
priority to the judgment for about
$1,000, and this land was sold for
sS4O. BY the law OF Virginia the right Of
homestead has priority over a judgment,
and a deed of trust has priority over
a right OF homestead as to the specific
land covered by it. The first question
is whether or not the homestead right may
be set up against the judgment, and in de-
feating that defeat also the deed Of trust.
This proposition cannot be entertained.
The second proposition is that the deed Of
trust, by defeating the homestead, lets in
the Judgment; which I concede. The third
proposition is that the deed-of-trust creditor
is entitled to have his debt made good out
OF the proceeds of the land which was not
covered by the deed, by virtue Of the prin-
ciple governing courts OF equity in mar
shallins assets-that is to say, the principle
of subrogation. This last proposition 1
must reject. II the bond, for securing
which the deed OF trust was given, con-
tanned on its face waiver OF the home
stead in writing, / would think the
proposition worthy OF some conSldera-
ton, for then there would be waiver as to
the debt as well as a waiver as to the
land; but rs there was not such express
waiver on the bond, and the waiver in the
form of the deed Of trust applied only to
the land, must reject this proposition.
The learned Judge argues the several
questions at considerable length, and con-
cludes as follows:
"It seems to me that it would be a sub
version Of the objects Of the law OF home
stead, a perversion Of it's aim and ayiolation
-of it's spirit, to apply the doctrines govern
ing in the marshalling Of assets in equity to
the destruction of the homestead rights in
favor OF other debts and against other pro-
perty than those in regard to which the
right OF homestead has been expressly
waved. The courts have already gone very
far in judclally legislating the homestead
right out OF existence. But l know OF no
case in which they have carried the power
of judicial legislation so far as to resort to
the expedient OF constructive aoaiUer in at
tacking the homestead right. At all events,
l will wait to he overruled before employing
the expedient myself. will give decree
declaring that the right Of homestead does
not exist as to the proceeds Of the land coy-
cred by the bankrupt's deed Of trust; but
recognizing its superiority to the claim OF
the judgment-creditor in respect to the pro-
cceds Of the land not so covered"
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THE CLAY STATUE IN THE CAPITOL SQUARE.
Major Boykin, Superintendent OF State
Buildings, has received letter from the
executor OF the late Joel 7. Hart, sculptor,
informing him that Mr.. Hart before his fatal
illness made provision for the carving OF
the hands for the Clay statue from the
original models, and that the work will be
finished and forwarded from Florence in q
few weeks. The present broken hands will
be taken off by Richmond workman and
the new ones inserted under the coat-sleeyes,
so that the patching will not be discovered
to the casual observer.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE CLAY-STREET BAP'
T1sT CHURCH.-At a meeting held Friday
night-Rev. Fl. II. Harris, of Richmond
College, in the chair-Clay- Baptist
church formerly Clay-Street Mission) was
organized with membership numbering
between fifty and sixty. The following
deacons were elected: Messrs. Lacy, G.
Harvey Barnes, and John Latouche. A call
was extended to Rev. Samuel Clopton, who
is now at Greenville, to become the pastor
of the church. Connected with the church
is f1ourishing Sunday school, numbering
1873 scholars, OF which r. r. Gwathmey is
the superintendent. j. b. Winston, ESQ.,,
president of the Baptist Sunday-School
Union, has given the Sunday school much
kind attention and encouragement. Both
church and school are now growing vigor-
nuSlY. -
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CoNyEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING APRIL 81, 18T7.-Lots front
ING GO feet on Grove street between Haryie
and Plum for $1,000; "a feet on Broad
street between Sixth and Seventh for So, 1000 !;
80 feet on Thirtieth street between N and o
for S162; 81 feet on Orleans street for S2GS; {;
80 feet on Ashland street near Reservoir for
$3.50; III feet on Cary street between Madi-
son and Belvidere for $4,000; II feet on
Cary street between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth and 20 7-12 feet ON Cary street be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth for S410;
II feet on Cary street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth for $3.50; 20 feet on Cabell
street for $50; 554 feet on Cary street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth for $4,000; 25
feet on Franklin street between Seventh and
Eighth for $4,000; 14s feet on Pine street
and feet on Pine street for S7O0; % feet on
Broad street corner Munford for $4,000; 444
feet on Eighth street near Leigh and 45 feet
on alley between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
for $50; interest in Michael Harts estate
for ST., 900; 40 feet on Grace street near
Shafer for 1850; 80 feet on Twenty-sixth
street corner for $500; so feet on Grace
street near Twenty-sixth for $1,000; 80 feet
on Grace street corner Twenty-slXth for
$4,000; a feet on State street for 50c.; $40
feet on Third street between Byrd and Arch
for S12,42O; 234 feet on Broad street be-
tween Jail alley and Shockoe creek for S465;
2G feet on Main street corner Tenth for
S45, 900; 2G feet on Main street corner Tenth
for 80; 60 feet on Fifteenth street for $40;
35 1924 feet on Seventh street near Leigh
for 81, 1,276; 494 feet on Leigh street between
Eighth and Ninth for 100000; .35 1924 feet
on Seventh street near Leigh for 81 ,276; 494
feet on Leigh street between Eighth and
Ninth for $4,000; SO 1924 feet on Seventh
street near. Leigh for $f;276; '33 feet on
Grace street between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third for $500; IA feet on Broad
street between Eighth and Ninth for So; %
feet on Ninth street between Main and
Franklin for $4,000.
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UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
MoND Posi- OFFICE, APRIL u, 1S77.-E. +.
Beuldin, Danyille, Va; Rev. Z. Il. Early,
Lynchburg, Va; Loeb d Ehrlick, SaVan-
nah, Ga; j. II. ,McIyers, Wilmington, n.
c.; William Ira Smith, Richmond, Va.
Wilson, Colston IL Co., Baltimore. 4.
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refused bail, and remanded to iaiI, to await
trial. The colored girl he Is charged with
raping is about ten or twelve years old, and
he is about twenty-five or twenty.tbree.s

III The Courts.-The Hastings Court. adj
iourned Saturday It'll Tuesday. Tbat viii
be the last day afforded liquor dealers to
get out licenses. = - - 'sta aifof
e. Baker {coiored), keeper Of saloon on
Hull street, was before the Mayor Saturday,
charged with firing pistol In his saloon at
James Beasley (colored)., j..
The testimony was that Beasley raised the
fuss and Baker shot, not to kill. or ipit1re,
but simply to o9frighten :Beasley ont Of the
house. Beasley was placed under bond snd
Baker was discharged. .g..fg ..rgGzt
Lewis Washington (coloredl for house.
breaking at Granite, will have trial Tues
day before Justice Martin. ~
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INJURED BY FALL.-Charles sDonati,
while making ice-cream at the steam factory
of D. Columbus on last Friday, accidentally
fell down the steps leading into the cellar.
In attempting to check his fall he caught at
a stove, the greater portion Of whichhWent
down with him and fell upon his body. His
face was cut and his body very badly bruised
and mashed. He was taken to his home,
corner Eighteenth and Franklin streets, IN \
a hack, and a doctor was called in to attend
to bis injuries. - - -
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS L. WHITING, High-Constable, IL NJ,
at the Emmett House. Main street and Locust
alley, bar fixtures tables, furniture, &c.
HILL 6 ANDERSON, IL NJ, groceries.
w. GODDIN, P. NJ, neat brick cottage residence
or the west line Of Eighth between Clay and
Leigh streets. So,
". GODDIN, 8 p. NJ, trustees sale Of two small
brick tenements on the east line OF First between
Arch and Byrd Streets. e.. = ggst
ID. WHITEHEAD, 10 A. n, large sale Of crockery
and glassware, groceries, &c.
E. W. POWELL, 10 A. M., furniture, glassware,
crockery. etc. 'n' s'@las&s
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ENTERTAINMENTS AT ST. J0BN's CHURCH
DR.. w. II. Taylor will give two Of his en-.
tertainments at St. Johns Sunday school
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. These art
exhibitions have become popular, and when
it is remembered that the Doctor will ex.
hibit on this occasion very interesting
series of views, his audience will doubtless
be large. .r ..+i!r.,.yn. .l7..'r. u -.g.s.ss. ,
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-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS LosT.-An eve
ming or two ago Commodore Mutt, while
making purchase on Broad street, dropped
four one-hundred-dollar notes, and at last
accounts had not recovered them. The
Commodore says he will give twenty-five
dollars to any one who finds the money.
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CHOICE OF A W1FE.---Dr. Edyards's lee
ture tomorrow night at the. Third Presby-
terian church on "The Choice Of Wife"
will be well worth hearing even by those
who have heard and needed it. before, be-
sides the fact that it is delivered in behalf
of a oood cause .. g.-.. 1I-s 80
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The Increase Of Tas.-A few narrow
minded taxpayers may grumble because the
Council Friday night increased the TAX on
real and personal property from II 70 ~
per cent, but those who have the soou o.
the city at heart will approve OF the In
crease. as it is done that Manchester may
strengthen its credit. The holders OF .Man- Ian
chester securities will feel safe when they
see the City Council determined 10 meet tue
citY's obligations.
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THE LADY MANAGERS gratefully acknowl-
edge the donation of handsome sewing
machine for st. Paul's Church Home by the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Com
pany, through their agent, Mr.. R. E. MOL
ley, of this city. a@a! "&.
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of d SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIn s. Co., Richmond, Va, and md 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J. B. McCAw, NJ D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College of Virginia.
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BRIDGE PARTLY BURNED.-On Saturday af-
ternoon at seven minutes past - o'clock an
alarm of fire was turned in ut Station Sc,
Tredegar Iron Works, caused by the burn
ing OF about thirty feet Of the weather.
boarding of the Tredegar bridge, which
spans the river near the iron-works. Dam
age, $50. Insured in the Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Company.
The fire originated from sparks from a pass
ing locomotive.
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A SAIL UP THE PoToMAc.-One OF the
most charming trips person can take in
the spring or summer season is to spend a
day in making an excursion to Alexandria
or Washington by the boat line of the Fred
ericksburg railroad. During the winter
travel was necessarily suspended on the
Potomac, but in short time the boats will
be put upon the line again, and this de-
lightful route will be again we'll patronized.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATUR-
DAY.-Tbe following cases were disposed
OF: Walker Us. Bailey, &C.; Tyree Us.
Woodson, &c. Steel and wife Us. Mona
NEE, &C.. Rahm Us. Rahm, &C.; Whittle
Us. Whittle, &C.. Bray Us. Smith, &c. God
din Us. Brown, &c. Picot Us. Gaynor, &C.;
Robinson Us. Scott; Grants administrator
Us, Maury, &c.
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THAT fashion has its literature, and that art Is
ployed in Its service to excellent purpose, IS made
apparent by an inspection Of "Andrews's Bazar."
The admirable fashion letters from Paris, London,
and New York, are models Of their kind, and read
able as romance. The Bazarn Is published by
". r. Andrews, Cincinnati. a3
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY
McVeigh Us. Allen. Fully argued by John
Howard, Esq, and submitted.
Smalps administrator Ds Lumpkins
Partly argued by William L. Royal for the
appellant, and E. Y. Cannon, Esq, for the
appellee, and continued.
Hartley Us. Garrison, &c. Appeal allowed
from decree Of the Circuit Court Of Prin.
cess Anne county.
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A RARE ENTERTAINMENT.-Th entertain
ments announced to be given at the Theatre
the 3Oth instant and lst proximo by the
old Fourth-Street Club will surpass anything
they have hitherto attempted, and will un-
with sparkling gems and choruses never be-
fore rendered south OF Philadelphia, and
the cast comprises some OF our best anna
teur talent.
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The ABBOTT CoNcERTs~NEXT WEEK.-
Miss Emma Abbott, supported by distin-
guished talent such as BrignoIi and Fer
.ranti, will make her first appearance in this
city this week, and will sing in two grand
concerts, to be gwen at the Theatre on Fri.
day and Saturday evenings. Miss Abbott
is said to be lady of great personal popu'
larity and an artist Of considerable merit
Her voice is said to be rich and sweet, pos
sesses great power, andis OF unusual com
pass. She delivers her scores with great
feryor; indeed, one writer has said that
she delivers her scores with more fervor and
with better art than any singer on the con.
cert stage except. possibly, Miss Nilsson
Upon both nights of her engagement an
attractive programme is announced, and
she will doubtless be welcomed by very
large audience. --.-.
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VIEWS OF PROMINENT LAWYERS AS TO
:, THE EFFECT. OF THE RECENT ACT OF AS
'IsEhBLY-ALL PUBLIC WAREHOUSES 9
.ABOLIsHED-THE BRANDING OF WEST
ERN TOBACCO DISCUSSED. ~.s.i,9 :
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LARGE STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS IN
ALI. THE NEW SHADES AT
REDUCED PRICES.
90 pieces woRsTED DEBEGEs, new styles, at
10 Piece: lSe; coLoRED BASKET GRENADINES at
Very cheap BLACK BASKET GRENADINES;
10 pieces PURE MoHAIR BRILLlANTINES at
Large and Cheap line of BLACK ALPACAS at the
Is pieces CoLoRED TURQUOISE SILKS, In the
latest shades, At Soc:
CoLoRED SILKS, extra heavy and wide, at 81
BEAUTIFuL BLACK SILKS at ssc., 81, and
Extra wide and heavy BLACK SILK ut $3.50.
would 6 !! be cheap at s2; s2irc,,rn SIMMER s1rKs
90 pieces 4 PERCALEs at SIC. worth 12Ec.;
so dozen FRESCH-W0VE CORSETS az 4Oc.;
Another lot of those elegant FRENCH EMBkOlD.
Erred WHAtEBoNE II. e. G9sETS tss snSn & sI s6
oSe e2n'fTTw pr shi Sis
KIDS at 50c:.rcgnlar a5c; g9ods; -, ,,o row
shades reduced TO 75c.; .....
LADIES' BALBRIGGAN HOSE, SILK clocKeu' al
Large 'i line isio Of Of sILK, SERGE, and G1NGHAM
PARASOIS and SUN-UMBRELLAS at lower
New styles in CiiILhREN's FANCY HOSIERY:
80 pieces extra fine VICTORIA LAWNS at l6ac.
All shades in HOLMAN FRINGEs;
Al the new shades In GROS-GRA1N RIBBONS;
IS pieces BOYS CASSlMERES, new spring styles.
at25c.
and lots of other bargains, at
Agency for DEMoREsT's RELIABLE, PAT
Terms ap 16-eod
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Personal.-Mr. b. A. Hancock, superin-
tendent OF Manchester and Chesterfield
schools, returned Saturday from Halifax
Courthouse, where he attended the teachers
institute: He delivered two lectures before
that body-one on /" History" and the
| other on " Arithmetic"
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CHANGE IN THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
SCHEDULE.-On and after to-day the express
train OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
will leave Richmond at S:45 P. NJ, instead
of 1o:45 P. Mas heretofore. The accom-.
modation train will leave Richmond at 4:3C
Pm, instead OF 3:45 P. NJ, as Mt present.
The mail train leaves Richmond at A. NJ,
as at present, and arrives at 4:3O P. NJ. The
express train arrives at $3.50 A. NJ. The
accommodation train arrives at 8 A. NJ. -s
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The Temperance Cause.-There is not
single white or colored temperance organi-
zation in Manchester. Now that the Friends
of Temperance have given UP, the Sons"
will try to institute division OF their orders
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COME NEW BOOKS.

> -l ;, -, =,
Al SIX Little Cooks; or, Aunt James Cooking
Glass 81. Nora's Love-Test, bS Mary Cecil Hay
fpp); soc. Annals Of Baby, by one OF It's slaves
$3.50 Through Persia by Caravan. by Arthur Ar
mold; Sl.75. Bakers Handy speaker-Humorous,
Pathetic. &c. 81. Life Letters. ana J9ur9as q,
Naturalist, by Samuel Smiles: 81. 30 Housekeeping
in Old Virginia, by Mrs NJ. Cabell Tyree; 81 1S lie
VIII Come. by Dr. Stephen H.. Tying. DR.; u. .25.
Mark Twains New Scrap-Book; from SLID 10
$3.50. New BOOKS constantly coming In.
i ~ JOSIAH KYLAND & CO.,
ap2o-1w Booksellers, 81 8 Main street.
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WEARE RECEIVING daily additions to our large
stock of Boots Shoes Trunks, Satchels, &c. Prices
very low. Custom work thand-made) made TO order
and guaranteed to tit. Repairing neatly and prompt
" done. HERMAN BosCHES j. BROTHER,
500 and 81 Broad street.
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The Rape Case.-William Bransford
fwhite) was before Judge Clopton Saturday
ON a writ OF habeas corpus to ask tor pau.
The evidence beng against him no was
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CONVICT REcEIvED.-Thomas Mullens,
convicted OF attempt at rape in Franklin
county, was received at the penitentiary on
Saturday, to remain for ten years.
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THE regular use of CoLDEN's LIEBrG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRAToR Is
the most direct means ofobyatng physical debility,
1t stimulates the insolvens and imparts vigor TO
the whole system.
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A NEW CHURCH TO BE BUILT.-Work was
commenced on Saturday on the new Park
Place Methodist church, corner OF Pine
and Franklin streets. .s.
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HANDSOME STRIPED SILKS at 75c., never sold
for less than 81;
BLACK SILKS from COO. 10 Sc per yard:
200 pieces DRESS GOODS, bosellt since the recent
decline, will be sold from l2h to csc, the cheap
est In the city. Don't buy elsewhere before you
look al them.
Handsome BLACK ALPACA at 22c, never sold
for less than SOC:
BLACK ALPACA at soc. We guarantee never sold
for less than SOC:
25 pieces LACE-STRIPED PIQUE at 20c.;
200 pair of those KID GLOVES at 45c.;
our 1925 KID GLOVES reduced to 75c.;
200 pair EMBROIDERED CORSETS, all num-
bers will De- sold for 81 price heretofore 80;
,Iu,: opened. !, large stock of PARASOLS;
We will sell entire stock of DOMESTICS al
New York prices rather than remove them to
our new store;
Twenty dozen more TOWELS at 12Ec. worth CSC;
\ large stock OF HEMSTITCHED HANDkER-
GiIEFs at 25 + 5,slLf !hsF Hn ysHs and ~
CSC, Sc. loc., I2>.c:, i6s.c, zoe, and 25c.
LADIES RIBS and CoLLARETTES in great va
IS pieces TABLE-LlNEN from 97!sc. to 81
500 dozen NAPKINS from 60c. tn s.;
2V0 pieces, ST. GALL TRIMMING at sl.25,
800 netsS pieees sT1 coTToS II M rRiMMISG at and csc
100 pieces PATENT VICTORIA LAWN at 15c.,
Look at JoSES's CAMBRIC, 4e inches wide, 2oc.-
real value. 35c:
Look at our stock Of CIIILDREN'S HOSE from
l62c. to Sl-a large stock on hand;
BOYS and MEMS WEARING have complete
assortment OF CASSINEREs from 5oc. to So
per yard
Look at our % and 75c. .CASSlhERES-the larges,
stock in the state Of Virginia; E.'
MATTINGS and FLOOR OIL-CLOTH-you win
save money 10 purchase them from us;
LACE CURTAINS from zoe. to 81 per yard;
The largest stock of RED-SPREADS ever exhibited
IN the CITY, from 81 to $40.
Our stock is complete in every department and
yOu can buy great many goods for little money.
our stock must be sold and reduced before We re-
move, viii pay you to look at our stock before
purchasing elsewhere. - ....
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street.
an lo-tMvl between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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j. T. ELLYsoN, 1112 Main street, has the largest
and best assortment Of Stationery in the city, in
Guiding full line Of Note Paper of the most mp
Droyed natterns.
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Not Captured. Brown (whiteb
who escaped from the city Jail Friday
afternoon, had not been captured Saturday
night
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
States 1t publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-r room will receive prompt atten-
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BOARD OF ALpERMEN.-The regular semi
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Alder
men will be held this afternoon at clock.
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j. ID. FRY 6 Co. have splendid stock OF spring
and summer hats and caps at bottom prices.