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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03
BOOTS AND SHOES !

OF The BEST CALIFORNIA and
EASTERN make, for Ladies' Misses
and ChiIdren's Wear. Gentiemen's
FINE and HEAVY BOOTS and Slip
pers. BOYS BOOTS OF all sizes.
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further reason that the United States should
he protected from the powerful monopoly
SO injurious to trade that must eSistas long
No VIC have only the Central Pacific to rely
upon. The very liberty OF the nation de-
mands that there shall be.a competing line
to the Pacific, and any ruse or delusion
which would leave the Texas-Pacifc to an
alliance with the Central line would alto
gether defeat the benefits Of competition to
the great injury OF the nation.
We are especially in favor Of Southern
Pacific railway because we deem it the
right OF the south-not Of Virginia or any
particular State-that all southern markets
should have that advantage in trans-cont,-
mental communication to which they are
each OF them entitled by reason OF their
geographical positions. Galveston, Texas,
will have the advantage over Norfolk OF at
least thousand miles. But who would
raise question rs to the right OF Cal
weston to have the full benefit OF her
geographical position? Why, no one.
And so are they all, and singly, entitled
to their rights in regard to their geo.
graphical position-viz., New Orleans,
yicksburg, Memphis, St. Louisiana COM
ing to the Atlantic-Savannah, Charles
ton, Wilmington, n. c., Norfolk, and Rich
mond Who will say aay7 And now we
repeat to our very good friend at Norfolk
the inquiry: Is there to be any condition
imposed upon the TeXas-Pacific line-we
mean the main trunk-as to the manner in
which the Mississippi shall be crossed by
each of the branches?
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
ready to offer q fun stock OF FALL and WINTER
DRY GOODS, and, rs usual. great inducements III
'' Their TYR bRREss GOODS DEPARTMENT. which Is
particularly extensive, lends many special induce
Very fair ALPACA LusTREs at 1s.c.;
They have another very large CONSIGNMENT OF
BLACK ALPACAs, and are authorized 10 sell tine
ssc. xLPR AGA for Csc. 4oc. ALPAcAs for &C.
PR a. aei6e current rent value e Of which is Toe
Besides the above they have many inducements IN
their regular stock. -
As they made large purchases in CASHMEREs di-
ring the summer season they are enabled 10 2ier
special Inducements, See their CASHMERE at
s so It vorh pFsfs
g, sl.o5 for extra Width sold last season at
Great inducements in BLACK and COLORED
SILKS. They are fully warranted to gay that that
their stock Is the largest eyer offered IN shis
fore sold at s1.75. Their stock of COtORED
hKs lends ne nGsy OF
cooley cGRsETs direct from the m n n.
ers slSo Or: wsrIsrs HE otbsr i cGsE I,ss
see their onc-hundred-bone CORSET. Also,
every variety Of imported C9RS SET See their he'll
CORSETS are fully worth 75c.:
WHITE FLANNELSa at 16, 20. and Csc; at 33c
warranted worth 4oc; near yard wide at &c.
market value being SEC: full yard-wlde Mt SOC.
recently sold Mt roc. The above One number
are imported. and warranted all wool.
large stock Of COLORED FLANNELS, in
Guiding the "mcdicated.
Another large lot of IlAMBURGH EDGINGS
much below value:
The largest stock of CARPETS ever offered in any
dry-2oods house in the city: CARPETS ut con-
siderable reduction from last years prices. Also,
FLOOR and TABLE OII-CLOTIIS.
\ large stock Of APPLIQUE CURTAIS-MUSLlNS
ut one half their value: also BRUSSELS LACE
CURTAINS from 35c. to $50 a set worth from
Csc. to 1856. sc Is
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VERY TRUE.-We published yesterday an
extract from scene in Bow street, Lon
don, during the examination of one OF the
swindlers who had practiced their arts in
land-surveying and lie-insurance in this
country. Upon the question OF the, guilt
bility Of the Americans, the expert said:
ssI found as rule they were people who
would have victimized the 'poor English
gentleman il they could. / always find
that people are more easily duped when
they are laying themselves open to dupe
others, such as those people who were pre-
pared to victimize English gentlemen"
Exactly! We see this truth illustrated
every day. There are more cunning trick
sters employed at this time in an attempt to
delude the people OF Virginia than ever
were before in the whole history Of the Com
monwealth, and we see constantly that they
are exposing themselves to detection. Not
only is it so of political leaders, but also OF
their coniedera.es who are assisting In the
work OF fraud. They all leave themselves
open to exposure, and it is our opinion that
before the end Of it all the people will see
that never before was the State bedevilled
with lot OF more INSCRIPTIONS politicians,
scheming and moving for their own per-
sonal advantage, utterly regardless Of the
welfare and good name OF the Common
wealth.
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nEATiIs.

Died, in Ibis city, on the goth Of September.
CHARLES WALSH, only sen or Il. A: and 4. G.
Brauer; aged two mouths and seventeen days.
Died In Baltimore. Md. on the 22d instant. HE
LENA JENKINS, sister Of e. Courtney jenkins or
this city.
Died. September zlst, at the residence OF her pa.
rents, In Charles City COUNTY, ANNIE REED{eldest
daughter Of George w. rand Josie X. wilson: aged
three years and nine months.
Our darling was the pride and flower
Of our young welded years;
God gave her IN Joyful hour
,.. Weglve her back with tears.
She was heavenly in her way.
All serene and mild;
0, help ua, Father, II we stray -..
In grievIng for our angel Child
Death has bound with dearer ties
... Our life 10 that beyond the skies.
Died. Sunday, 23d instant, At 1880 A. ~, AU-
GUSTA, infant daughter OF Mary E. and August
Weimer, deceased.
Monday at r. M.
Died, Sunday, September %. 1877, at O'CLOCK
A. ST., at the residence of Miss Nancy Raccbus,
JOHN DEAN, in the siIty-sixth year OF his age,
after protracted Illness. He died In the fa1tn.
The funeral win take place from the First Baptist
church (coioredj THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON at
2 o'clock. Friends and acquaintance Of the family
are invited to attend.
Cleveland aud Alexandria papers please copy.
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tz,rFALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
THALHIMER & BROTHERS

TIIALHIMER & BROTHERS
will open during this week and next week one Of the
largest and nest-aSsor,cd stocks of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
TO be found in the State.
Our buyer Is ut present. IN New York, where he Is
attending all the large auction sales and making cx-
ensvc purchases. which enables lis to offer goods 1t
prices far below their market value
Our stock of BLACK ALPACAS and CASH.
MERFS Is an entirely new one. and whch Tor quail
ity and durability will surpass any goods mat nave
ever been shown in this market Thty WIN ne SOFA
from 10 TO 25c. per yard less than heretofore.
Two hundred and nifty pieces Of the prcttiest and
most fashionable DRESS GOODS, in all the new
shades, from which the most particular person can
be suited.
In CASSIMERES and CLOTHS for mems, boys.
and chdrcn'S wear. we keeps better line than any
other house In the city, and TO our already large
stock will be added the ~ an1 oe c
lar attention to these goods. rs We make them
speciality. and the superior light our store affords
gives to the customer advantages not to be obtained
elsewhere.
Our stock Of HLANkEETS;;; S>I,IAWLSS: FELT
FL.ANNELs. BED-TICKs. TABLE-LiNENS,
LINEN TOWELS. sHEETINGS. COTTONS. CAL
ICOES. and other goods too numerous TO MENTION
one Of the best TO be found anywhere IN the city, and
has been purchased 10 sell at prices to suit the closest
buyers.
In LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S. and GILL
DREN'S UNDERWEAR. our stock l. complete:
also. GILL DtEN'S UNION SUITS Of SHIRTS and
DRAWERS.
Our KID-GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is complete
In every quality, and Is the best exhibited We
have Just received about 60 dozen pairs of TWO
BUTTON OPERA and DARK KIDS. which We
will sell 1T soc. pair. These IRE the best ever sofa
At that price
The celebrated COOLEY'S CORK CORSET-Gne
of the best male-fUr sale here.
Our stock Of NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS, such ::
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDkERClilEFS,
RIBBONS, SChRFS. -
SILK HANDkERCHIEFS, LACE TIES
and 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 be had at
THALH1MER BROTHERS.
COL Broad street. corner or sixth.
sc ISIS, Tu,,&Th
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Honor.

III glancing over AN old lie OF DAVID
CROCKETT we came upon the following sins
ply-told account OF an accident that IN
VOWED him In the loss Of all he was worth
at tue time, and the newspapers OF the Gay
might have added to the account: :" No in in
surance., Insurance was not known on tue
frontier where CROCKETT lived, and but sell
dom resorted to in any part OF Tennessee IN
that day. There was no bankrupt law, or II
there was, CROCKETT, hunter rs he was
was too much of an honest man to take adj
vantage Of It. What did he do? He came
forth like a man and shouldered his misfor-
tunes. We copy his own account:
"About this time / met with very Sc
we're misfortune, which / may be pardoned
for naming, as it made n great change IN my
circumstances and kept me- back very much
in the world. had built an extensive [for
those times] grist-mill and powder-mill, all
connected together, and also large dlstll-
lery. They had cost me upwards OF three
thousand dollars. The first news ] heard
after got to the Legislature tit was Crock
ett's first appearance as a legislator was
that my mills wcre-not blown up sky-high,
us YOU NOulu guess, W NY pO"oSA
lishment, but swept away all to smash by
a large fresh that came soon after lett
home. had, OF course, to stop my distli-
lery, as my grinding was broken up; and,
indeed, may say that the misfortune just
made complete mash Of me. I had some
likely negroes, and a good stock OF almost
everything about me, and, best OF dH,
| had an honest esife. t'rhe wife OF a
husband so priced for such virtue
must have had an honest husband.l She
did not advise me. as is too fashionable, to
smuggIe up this, and that, and t'other, to 20
on at home; but she told me, says she,
Just pau up as tong as you hare q bits
,corth in the aoorld; and then everybody
uiNbe satisfied and zee can scuHe for more. ,
This was just such talk as wanted to hear,
for mans wife can hold him devlllsh I'M
easy il she begins to scold and fret ana
perplex him at time when he has full
load for a railroad-car on his mind already.
land so you see determined not to
break full-handed, but thought it better to
Keep a good conscience WITH AN EMPTY PURSE
THAN TO GET A BAD OPINION OF MYSELF WITH
A FULL ONE. I therefore gave up all had
and took bran-tire new start"
Here is q bear-hunter, an uneducated,
plain, blunt man. who not only never saw
fashionable people and tine life, but never
saw much money, never heard Of $4,000
salaries, never knew OF ewes sold at $40 or
$50 apiece, who grew up amidst an iliterate
and unsophisticated population, and yet he
could not he seduced by calamity to be dis
honest. He thanked God that he had an
honest aeife, gave up all he had to pay his
debts, and declared that it was "better to
"keep a good conscience acih an empty
"purse than to get bad opinion OF himself
"aoith a full one" Virginia has fearful
number OF men who aspire to public honors
who may we'll be ashamed of themselves
when contemplating the grand example Of
the tennessee bear-hunter."
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DEATH OF DR.. DUNCAN.-The Rev JAMES
a. DUNCAN, D. D., OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, died in Ashland yester-
day morning. He was one OF the most dis
tinguishcd as he was one Of the ablest and
most eloquent divines in this country. He
was greatly beloved for his private virtues
as we'll as esteemed for his signal devotion
to his ministerial duties. A sketch OF his
life and services will be found in another
part Of this paper.
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COLONEL HOLIDAYS VIEWS ALREADY
Knoxville has informed them 1.-THE peo-
Dle] in his letters to Rockingham gentle
men; before the Convention /; and to Messrs.
EchoIs, Cameron, and Penn, accepting the
nomination, and we Of the Valley think it
would be the height Of folly for him to pur-
sue any other course than he has, SO long az
there is no organized opposition to the State
ticket in the field. The public debt will be
sufficiently discussed in the contests in the
counties for the Legislature, where it pro-
perly belongs, and where it must be cad
iusted. p Warren Sentinel.
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THE TExAS-PACIfIC AND THE CONTEST FOR
SPEAKER.-Strenuous efforts are now being
made to consolidate the friends of the
Texas-Pacific railroad in asking aid from
Congress for its construction A system
attic plan Of operation is matured, into
which enters the subject Of the election OF
a Speaker OF the House favorable to the
project. Washington telegram to BATH
more american. III
EGlud to hear it. AZ. 81
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OF all the politicians Of Virginia we know
not two who more persistently maintain
their peculiar views than Ex-Governor
FAYETTE McMuLLIN, now Of SYmth county
formerly Of Washington Territory, and
Major J.. HORACE LACY, Of Spotsylvania,
who parts bis name in the middle. These
two distinguished men do not allow the
people in their different localities to grow
ignorant upon the subjects which they
have considered. They keep their sections
OF the State well ventilated. We do not
always agree with these gentlemen, but
when We do we are very much in doubt as
TO whether we are right or wrong. This
doubt is never entertained when we differ
with them. 49,.
Our respects are due 10 Major LACY for
bis kind aliusion 70 ns In his elaborate, not
( 70 say Wordy, article in yesterdays Wig;
but we must enter o plea OF not guilty to
bis char tast We have been on both sides
ssofs the adjustment question. We deny the
+ Charge. and know thar; with Rli his refnarks-
pie ability, with Z. Asfnagedd Ion z, to back
epatps he " III be unable 70 sustain 1t. 81.
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JUST RECEIVED At
~ J23 BROAD STREET.

JUST RECEIVED At
~ J23 BROAD STREET.
between Fifth and SIKH streets.
Is pieces SOLIn-BROWN POILi%s.
Is pieces NAVY-BLUE POrLlN~.
Is pieces BLACK POpLISS,
- nicccs DRAB POPLiNS.
> pieces BOTTLE-GREEN POrLlNS. Which
will be sold AZ on" >hilI:rS per yard Tho
goods are s,lliug generally ~ 4Ic. Don tan
10 look at thcS. goods before buyng elsewhere
10 pieces BLACK hLphCAS at lGc. worth 2Jc,
ut l9c. worth 3Oc.. at 2Jc. worth 3I'7r.. A.
31c worth 40c at 33c. worth iJc.. az 81 :"
reduced from SOC. our soc. Aipicas are the
best ever offered for The money.
% pieces CANTON FLASNEL> II sc. woIli!
l5c. Look II them. ...........
500 different STYLES OF LADIES and MISSES FAN
CY HOSE.
SHAWLS. BALMORAL and 30 [ l. + ' Ar u
SKIRTS. IN large variety.
10 pieces FLANNEL. plain and t'i.lci In WHIT
red, blue. gray. and yellow.
All colors DPERA-FLANSELS.
BLACK CACHEMIRES Al SOC. wnri IJc.
CASSIMERES and WATER-PROOFS-a larS" As
sortmcnt at low prices.
We are receiving NEW FALL GOODS daily, and
invite our friends anh The public IN general 10 call
and examine our stock and low prices.
l.. STERN & CO..
523 Broad. between Fifth and sixth ,,rc"tr.
Sc II
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+. La GLASS, Esq, Of Petersburg, has
consented to be considered a candidate for
the House of Delegates. We don't believe
that Petersburg could choose more sensi-
bic man. His AIahonism is his only weak
point. (P. S. So far as we know.
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/. No PAY FOR ONO YoTERs WHILE ABSENT.
The Secretary Of the Interior has decided
that Ohio voters employed in tho Interior
Department who have not exhausted their
yearly leave viii be allowed to go home to
vote, but that they cannot receive pay
during their absence,
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BASEBALL.

A GRAND MATCH-G AME OF BASE
n BALL will be played on WEDNESDAY and
TIL URSDAY, September 26Eh and 9th. between
the famous ARTILLERY-SCHOOL CLUB, OF Fort
the Virginia State FAIRGROUNDS. Game to COM
mence at PM. Ladies free Admission, 25c.
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- M COHEN BROTHERS HAVE im-
m ,st popular glove now offered in Paris AMI other
European cities. Their price for t~o-button III
BLACK and COLORED IS Sl.63. Also, the nest
75c KID GLOVE In the city. Sc 10
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nTTWO HUNDRED DOZEN LADIES,
CENT MEN'S. and CiIILDRES'S KNIT,
WEAR. purchased at recent tradc-sacs, are offered
ut a small advance ut COHEN BROTHERS. Their
stock OF NOTIONS and SMALL WARE Is sold
cheaper than ever. SC IS
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE, A GENUINE "BREW-
Il, STERn BUGGY.-Parties wishing 10 buy an
elegant BREWSTER BUGGY, but little used. Will
please call on Mr.. GEORGE A. AINSLIE, Tenth
street, It 10 in splendid condition, was purchased
by me in New York and Is only offered for sale be-
co OK. sfeod .,-7F-,1- -I:II-h p. II. MAYO.
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EXHIBITION OF BABI.

EXHIBITION OF BABIES
in the afternoon, commencing at O'Clock and end
ing at O'Clock.
< SILVER CUP will be awarded to the hand
soonest child between the ages of six months and
two years; a second prize TO the finest child be-
now on exhibition at J. II. Tyler & Co.'S At night
there will be Il YARD-PARTY. commencing at 7
O'Clock; music, supper, and refreshments. Parents
and children are cordia y invited to come the prize
is open to all, and all will have an equal chance.
Admission, 25 cents sc 24-2t
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STANLEY MATTHEWS FOR THE SUPREME
BENCH. - Washington, September 24.-Stan-
ley Matthews Is mentioned for the Supreme
bench, should he fail to succeed himself in
the Senate. re f5ttz't.; 80 rsss $3.50 .ssfE&
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DIZZY GOODS.
GREAT ATTRACTION q
COURTNEY & POWELL'S.
429 EAST BROAD ; / l. r. j.

We have now in store the largest and best a'spTte4
stock we have ever offered 10 the public.
DRESS GOODS
in all the new and desirable fabrics. Of the chocc
designs at 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. Nus
LINS. VICTORIA LAWNS. SAISsOOYS,
PIQUEs, HANDKERCHrEFS. Sc. at popular
prices.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
all qualities and prices. Our stock OF
CAssIMEREs, FLtNNELS, AND BLANKET.
were selected with great care, and VIII merit i1u7
special examination.
8fERINO AND WOOL ENDEKWEAR
for ladies, gentlemen and children. made special,
ty In this department our stock IL always compile
aud beyond the competition Of an" house IN liz
city.
Look a: our WHITE SHIRTS Tor IL. S.J
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H'Do'Rs RICHMOND CoMMAEDERr. No. Q, X. T.
ORDER No. SIR kSIGHTS,-~%
~ Attend stated assembly Of the Com ~
man derry at the asylum. 81. Alhan's Hall, ~
corner Third and Main streets, THIS Tues II y
day) EVENING at O'Clock, In ciizens/
dress. The committee Of arrangements on the pill
grimage to Lynchburs, October 9th, will make their
final report. A full attendance IS desired
By order Of the Eminent Commander.
JNO. +. LhUGHTON, JE.,
Captain General.
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In Fairfax Mr.. r. R. FAIR is the Con-
sentative nominee for the House OF Dele
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CIGARS.

THE LOVERS OF A GOOD FIVE
LOCKS KEY WEST. US there are several brands
of tho same on the market, Key West being public
brand. defy competition In taste, style, and
quality Of my KEY WEST us fVe-cent cigar. My
trade mark Is on every box. ..s.l ilsiee ssssE
p. WHITLoCK, 1445 Main street,
se4-eodim Manufacturer.
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EXCURSIONS.
THE GRANDEsT EXCURSION!

THE GRANDEST EXCURSION
The ladies of Centenary church will make an En-
CURSION TO WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE,
AND NEW YORK by the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, leaving Richmond MONDAY NIGHT the
9th Of October. .-~.
Fare 10 Washington and return. 90
To Baltimore and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO
To New York and return. ..12 SO
Tickets to Washington and New York good for
fifteen days tickets to Baltimore good for Ave days.
Further particulars hereafter. Sc 25-2t
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem g.
Nl bcrs Of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, will "
attend called meeting at 81. Adams liallI
THIS Tuesday EVENING for work. McmbarS or
sister lodges and visiting brethren are Invited to he
present. by order of the W. NJ.
=, WILLIAM J. RIDDICh.
se o51tx Secretary.
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MEETINGS..

CHAMBER OF COMNERcE.}
RICHMOND, TUESDAY, September 20, 1877.
THE MEMBERS OF THE CHAMBER
l. or COMMERCE are requested to meet at the
hall of the Young Mems Christian Association THIS
EVENING ut s O'Clock 10 hear an address on the
subject of The public debt of VIRGINIA which Will be
delivered by the Hon. GILBERT Z. HALkER IN
the President and Board Of Directors. The public
at large are invited 10 attend: o,
&c 25-lf Secretary Chamber of Commerce.
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AMUSENIENTS.
AMUSENIENTS.
DlCIIMOND THEATRE.
TONIGHT. TONIGHT! TO-NIGlIT..
Great success Of
Mss GENEVIFVE ROGERS,
In the beautiful play of
MAUD MULLER.

New scenery. music. and stage embellishments.
THURSDAY EVENING BENEFIT AND LAST
To- APPEARANCE OF MISS ROGERS,
when will be presented tie new play Of
BONA.
Reserved seats 81, 10 he had at c. f. JOHN ToN's
OIL s Main street Sc 25-1t#
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DEAD! READ. READ,..
AND PROFIT THEREBY.

If you want FALL AND WINTER GOODS 90.
every description 20 to
CARDOZo. FoURQrEEAN & CO.'S
They have just received very lag, quantity O..
BLACK SILKS.
which will be- found twcn'y-iy" J.cr cent ch"ar"r
than the game goods could hc purchased 1T la,
season.
Silks sold las, year n, 500 $40 rht-:
$50 300
40 $50
COLORED SILKS
In all grades and shades.
ENGLISH AND kNICKERBOCkER StrrING>-
something entirely new-in all III" latest coior'.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK EELvETS
ut greatly reduced prices from last year.
EXCEEDINGLY HANDSOME ROBES
at 49, and $40 apiece.
Their BLACK GOODS department, /, very colm-
pcte. comprising every quality aal grade. They
Show their BLACK GOODS In thu strongest I.l.r.
thereby enabling purchasers - sec any defect tia.
may be In the goods. -
They arc making this season GENTLEMrN'>
FURNISHING GOODS si,ec!aty, They have A.
large and handsome stocks OF lhc5c gods eau h..
4 large lot of CASSIMERES and CLOTHS r,r
suits and in pants patterns. CAL ara 80" th'>" goods
before purchasing.
VIII receive In the next few dty, . ar.r let II
CARPETS, RUGS. and DRIGiET". s"2l
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS, At WHIT
~ LOCKS, 1909 MAIN Standardization y
every steamer Fall Dry Goods. bought ~ low irrr'.
and will be sold aSt0nishugy cheap. several "a,r,
bcst-Iality Prints. all the new style: Zinc as<"r
nent low price Cassimcrcs, TwCcGs. Do"sAin'. &C.:
Table DamaSk and Napkins cheaper than ever ''-
fore; new stock I;almorai skirts Sia wls Quilt, g..
that we intend 10 sell a special rivcT. Gentlemen
attention particularly cal"'! 10 our fin" a-s"rm"G'
of lightweight AMI extra heavy mamrShir'S. I 81!
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-25
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TUESDAY the 25th instant.