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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-14

MINISTER WELSH IN LoNDoN.-London,
December 13.-Mr. Welsh, the new Ameri-
can Minister, left Liverpool by the Pullman
train at noon yesterday. A number of'gen-
temen witnessed his departure. and band
played "The Star-Spangled Banner" and
Hail Columbia" He arrived at st. Pan
cras station at O'Clock in the evening,
where he was received by Mr. Pierrepont,
the retiring Minister, the Secretary Of the
Legation, and i few Americans.
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.rTHE DIFFERENT CLUBS, sOCIE.
i TIES, ANDsCTVIL ORGANIZATIONS pro.
posing 20 unite in the demonstration or welcome Y
thu Governor.eiect and his friends OF the Valley 10
the procession OF the LIST Of January are requested
at ~ headquarters, Office OF Judge ay, 1902 Mnir
street. X. l.. WALKER,
de l1.2t Chief Marsha.
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. December 1s.-Cotton steady; up
lands, IL 7-16c.: Orleans, IL 9-16c.; Sal95, SOC
r met Fecgg 35asoS
l5c. lower, with light export and moderate home
trade demand; superfne western and State closing
good to Choice extra, seo5@Ss5o. Corn duh and
easier Coffee-Rio firm aud In fair demand Sugar
quiet and unchanged; refined steady and with fair
inquiry; DC. for standard; 9sc. for granulated Mo-
quest and unchanged Rice steady aud fairly active.
Petroleum duh and nominal: refined. l34c. Tallow
edT porE aa Quiet at
firm; pine steam, IS. s74@ss4o. Whisky steady
at $l.l0. Freights shade irmer. u.ns~l
, BALTIMORE. -,sf. .s-....
BALTIMORE, December 13.-Flour quiet and uu-
changed. Southern wheat qniet and easier; western
dull and lower; southern red good TO prime, 1882
fea amber sbeF nSd No
red, si.s5. Southern com quiet and easier; west
6ic.: yellow, 54@62c. Oats quiet. Rye lower at
8S@65c. Provisions dull and unchanged. Whis-
key 1rmer and held at s1.11. Sugar steady and in
CINCINNATI. D., .,.-..rg..
CINcINSATI, December 13.-Flour easier: family,
n GaE req aes En-
3O@33 &c. Rye steady and In fair demand. Barley
dull and unchanged. Pork firm and In fair demand
at sI2.: Lard firm: steam, $7.S5@$7.90; kettle,
$S.50GJSS.75. Bulk-meats quiet NJ $3.50, IS 90,
and 1910 for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides.
Bacon nominally unchanged. Whiskey quiet and
steady at 81 .05. Butter dull and dropping. Sugar
steady and unchanged. Hogs active and firm; COM
mon, $3.60@$3.90; light. $4@S415: packing,
"a. 10@@S4.20; butchers, S4.20@1$425 receipts,
5000 head; shipments, So head. at-. i.
. LOUISVILLE. ....5 = /
LOUISVILLE, December l3.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat dull white. 81 So; amber. 81; so;
| white, 35c.; mixed, sac. Rye unchanged Pro-
visions quiet, and all offerings taken at yesterdays
prices. Nhiskey frmerat $l.O5. Begging dull at
12kc. Tobacco quiet and unchanged.
.t d. ST. LOUIS. .ef a.a
| ST. LOUIS, December 13.-Flour dull; extra fall,
| S4.55@$4.65 Wheat firm; No. 8 red fall, $1,000
S1.20h; No. red fall, s1.07h bid. Corn quiet and
steady nc sec. Oats quiet but steady; No. 2, 27c.
Barley quiet and unchanged. Whiskey quiet at
| $l.O5. Pork firm at S12. Lard easier at $7.70.
Buk-meats quiet; car-lots loose, S4-35, &c. &c. u
and 1915 for shoulders clear ribs and clear sides.
Hogs strong; packing, $3.s5@S4.10. Cattle and
sheep steady anu in fair demand.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK, December 13.-Cotton-Net receipts
| 242 bales; gross, $500 bales. Futures closed
barely steady. Sales, $1,000 bales. Deeember
S11.43@$l1.44; January, S11.46@$11.49; Feb
| ruary, $11.59@$11.60; March, Sill; April
$11.82@$11.S3; May, $11.93@Sll "a June
5000; July, $12. o7@s12.09; August, s12.12@
S12.l4.
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me- T. r. PRICE & CO.,
NOAH-LKE, SAFE AFTER THE FLOOD.

just from the large markets we can offer complete
stocks Of
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS;
Beautiful THIRTY-EGHT-INCH COL0RED
CASHMERES at 75c.; S*t
BLACK CASHMERES nom 75e. to o.:
Magnificent lire Observation-Disclosures; -.
BOURETTES and other DOMESTIC and FRENCH
Il NOVELTIES: e,@2 .S%"
GENTLEMEN'B KIDS-One- and TWO Buttons;
GENTLEMEN's scARFs, SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
SOCKS, CUFFS, COLLARS, and other FUR
NlsHINGs;
FINE CLOTHS, CAssIhEREs, and BEAVERS a
specially With house. tt'tg
We can Give TO these goods that warrant that er-
perienee and Aonesty can confer.
Just opened, enormous stock Of .tst13f
PLAIN BEAVER and MATELAssE GL0AKS
We can promise satisfaction inthese goods;
Assortment complete OF
RUFFLNGs, EMBROIDERIEs,
FRILLINGS,LACES,s = " -
BUTTONS, and other TRnMINSS;
CRETONNEs, DAAASKs, LINEN, and other
hoosf'ao'D1 z. r. PRICE & CO.,
no 80 ..zss.r 110l Main street.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COEN AND FLOUR EAC1ANtE.
RICHMOND. December IS, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, l 04 bushels. Red, $3.50 bush
els, Of which 704 bushels were re-exhibited.
CoRN.-Whfte, 1872 bushels. .,.+
OATS-l52 bushels.
MEAL-l00 bushels.
RYE-FLOCR.-60 barrels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 16 bushels very good at S1.45;
SO bushels at 81: 80; SO bushels choice at $l.45-
total, H. bushels. Red, 70 bushels Fullz ut
100 bushels Fultz ut $L.32; 80 bushels mixed at
$1.S5,; 80 bushels prime Lancaster at S1.45: so
bushels prime FultZ S1.35 "a bushels at $3.50
OF bushels very good Lancaster at " 43; SO bush
els very good Lancaster ut 81 .40 1S bushels very
good Fultz at $l.3a: so bushels Fultz at $3.50:
80 bushels very good Lancaster at 81 AZ; so bush
els at 81 80 80 bushels very good FultZ at S1.3Y
$50 bushels very good Fultz at 81 80; 70 bushels
very good Fullz at 81 40 bushels good Lancaster
at S1.33-total, 1,152 bushels.
CoRN.-White, SO bushels good ut 5sc.; 112 bush.
els fair ut 56c.-Iotal, 162 bushels. 80.
OATs.-126 bushels very good spring at 3Sc.; 20
bushels very good spring ut 3Sc.-total, 1852 BUSH
els. 49, l.
MEAL.-20 bushels on private terms. 49,.
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NRAYON; PORTRAITS. --The under
1.G stoned bav,nr Ind considerable experience In
me arf or making ACCURATE. CEAYoN LIKE
NEssEs from photographs, would be pleased 70 re-
Tsctson and wifi make HANDSOME LlFE.eIZE
PTCTIJRE for The reasonable sum Of Slo: Address
nr cail IN GEORGE b. MATTHEW'S,
ia sIms 500 east Leigh street, city.
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n5 SPECIAL NOTICE.

Me- SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS, AND THE
&c.,. PUBLIC IN GENERAL co..
We have made an addition in every department.
many handsome and valuable PRESENTS, suitable
for the holidays. Style, 5IOa
sYCLE BROTHERS have just received rs cases
d. Sc" RNc cfsisae DRESS
your Dress ''o0'S Oe''fe s's sYciE BROTHERS.
KID GLOVES at s5c. WORT: sY SSei At BROTHERS.
DRESS GOODS at Is. worth Csc: at zoe. never
fsS e. ea Dress S5oDs 1895
SAD'>o-' ~ 1''' ~ sYCLE BROTHERS.
10, 600 yards of remnants BLEACHED COTTON
ao e. klI lffss s cAeHE1RE, and all other
BLReT 9G'aaeGSGsMRE a. 4sc worth e5c at eae
worth Toe; at 75c. worth " ut eOc. worth
s1 1884 ft S q rGF.s fkso g. noo IN eoors:
ALrACAS ct CSC. worth SOC; az csc. worth 37kc.:
at soc. worth Ace; at 40c. worth SOC;
sands Of other styles which we are selling extra
sR Velvet 7Se sy ysE x ssos sis9s
CASHMERE for mems and boys, wcar-an extra
Ss seas less saa : u 10
SYCLE BROTHERS..
GRAY YARN at 75c. per poundat u,.
-. -.-r-rt. SYCLE BROTHERS.
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.:
FLANNEL, from 1870. to 81 per yardi at 1870
worth 20c.: at zoe. worth 26c.; ut 25c. worth
Soc; ut 35c. worth Soc; at 40c. worth soc.
Don't purchase your FLASNELS before you go
to- -1,f SYCLE BROTHERS..
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT:
CLOAKS from o. up to S26; SHAWLs for ladies'.
misses aud children from 25c. TO $50. Don't
buy your CLOAKS before you look az
SYCLE BROTHERS..
BLANKETS! BLANKETS .BLANKETSl-Loek
at our 90 BLANKETS worth SS; at $3 worth ~;
vt "a worth IS; ~ S5 worth $3.50 at ~ worth
$40. Don't buy your BLANKETS before you
20 10 SfCLE 6hokhShs'
Go to SYCLE BROTHERS. for the HOLIDAY
PRESENTS for o little money.
Go TO SYCLE BROTHERS and get handsome
| CLOAK, as their stock Is well assorted.
SYCLE BROTHERS have a large lot af HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. and thousands or new and destra-
BILE goods, but TOO numerous TO mention. Call
and be convinced that we have The largest stock
I'm the c;ty - SYCLE BROTHERS,
311 Rroad street.
de 10 between Third and Fourth streets
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Paunsylynpla.
-xEHspApER GUILTY or LIBEL.

NEWSPAPER GUILTY OF LIBEL. =,
,WILKEsBARRE, Pa, December 13.-The
jury in the case Of Woodward 81 Doran.
with libel by Sheriff Kerkendale, Of Luz
zerne county, brought in verdict Of
guilty. .....s, ii, ..e3s-is =
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE LADIES OF GRACE-STREET
L 'FRESBYTERLAN CHURCH announce q sale
of FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES for Christ
mas presents - ....
FAMILY CAKE. in desirable varieties;
Genuine ENGLISH PLUM-PUDDlNG, usually
provided for the holidays; "
besides other good things to be enjoyed at the time
and place indicated. III. ,-. !,
The sale will open at the lecture-roou, corner OF
Grace and Fourth streets, At IL d. On FRIDAY,
14lh instant.
a SOCIAL GATHERING of the friends OF the
O'Clock. DE 13-2t"
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REELECTION OF PRESIDENT GARRETT. -
Baltimore, December 12.-The Board OF
Directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road to-day unanimously reelected John w.
Garrett president, making his twentieth
consecutive year as president OF the road.
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New York.
NOT ABLE TO GET BAIL.

.slss NOT ABLE TO GET BAIL. So 'at !, !,
yNEw YoRk, December 13.-Eliiah Alliger,
having failed to procure $4,000 bail, was
placed In the Ludlow-Street Jail by the
sheriff
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. December 13.-Gold opened at Ok.
.foon.-Stocks lower. Money on call, 6 per cent.
Gold. 1881. Exchange-LonR, 4S2R; short. 4S6
State bonds quiet. Governments heavy and lower.
Ecen.n1.-Money, per cent. Sterling quiet at
at 1921. Gold strong at 1034. Governments fever
Ish; new SIS, 1o6's. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December l3.-Virania 6's, defer
red. 81: consolidated 81 second series, A. North
Carolina G'B, old, Is; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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sPECrAE nOTxs,pg.,
~ r. BPEC1AE NOTICEH.i ~
H HEADQUARTERS = IN E,,. 8
GisF = 2$fffrftr r,on 3 rsnsrr#
,S4lf }, ~ ~. foh -4ggt
HOLIDAY. AND, CHRISTMAS GOODS,
rsrf-:1 .@ T. AT =.
THALHnlER BROTHERS.
so1 BROAD STREET, et
where they are opening and selling the cheapest line
Give them call. H.
~ HEADQUARTERS = -.
q HOLIDAY AND CHRISTIANS GOODS.
HALHrslEg BROTHERS..
READ THIS
AND NE


READ THIS
AND BE
CONVINCED OF THE FACE: ,EE
60 dozen good SILK HANDKERCHIEFS as SOC.
sss SIX III 81 NIX sf9f a.
SO dSsen; SILK HANDKERcBrEPs at q worth
% DOZEN SILK scARFs from 2se. to s1-.he
GLOVE 1ER "a NJ =, a,,ro ;, %.
40 dozen LIGHT and DARK KID GLOVEsat ooe'
s5 Dozen KID 81 GLOVES at 7tc- q, and a1.2s' 10
81 do DOZEN se1orG ENrLEMEN LIGHT and DARK
KIDS at 81 a pair, the real value being 81. As
we have q very large stock we oaer them to re-
large line Of mems. misses. and cildren's SKIN,
CIOTH. and Isle GLOVES at all prices.
iSs Ss Of pa The
ssss fIas y LEsSiAs at n pSisss. ,,.,, ,.,,-
s,itched. embroidered, Initial, &C., from sc. to
fsil i aS q wooLhEN INIT GOODS such IS
a a1B cLogDs, sE1eFoasis, sAcQgEs,
&C., at extraordinary low prices to make sales.
Vs1y pTees 10 eoss hen out as
aEs u LEN Ms FuRNisHING soops=A rnli
P fs e SHIFTS MHTs
!. PENRERS, TIES, BOWS SCARFS, HAND
kerr CHIEFS, STlPED and SOLID SOCKS,
GLOVES, &C., at extra low prices. C.."yi a.
100 dozen DOLLS ut very low prices. This Is one
Of the largest assertments in the city-at prices
lower than the lowest. Call and see them.
We have lots OF other goods suitable for CHRIST
MAS and HOLIDAY PRESENTS too hume.
rous TO mention, which will pay you TO call and
examine before you buy. Call ut
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
-- COL Broad street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Great reduction In the
prices OF DRESS GOODS, which we wish to close
worth SOC. Call and see us on DRESS GOODS II
you wish TO get bargain. - Fl
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MAJ CASHMERES ! CASHMERES
CAsHMERESI

Double-twillcd COL oRED cAsHMEREs at IS and
75c. per yard. worth S5c. and 81;
BLACK CASHMERES-all pure wool-at IS, rs,
55c. and 81;
all 80 per cent. below regular prices; 80 I
kNICKERBOCKER sUITING at shc. per: yard
worth double the money; ta'
FANCY DRESS GOODS at 10, ~, and l6isc. per
yard worth Is, 90, and &c.;
Handsome ALL-WOOL PLATDS for ehldren's
dresses. . ... :.1.,.- L. 4 .,. iagr,. IA
You can buy DRESS GOODS at lower prices now
than at any time since the creation. :,i-.,...
deS .. LEVY BRVTHERS.
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GELATINE.
I'm A I II E r s. S

III A L III Z Il
TRANSPARENT ELA1INE
IA hipb,v recommended by Delmonieo aud other
aiding restaurateurs in New York for making
s. JELLIEs. BLANC NANCE, &C. &c.
we introduced this excellent article 10 the pubic
last year. 1t has given much satisfacteu thasNe
are warranted in 10 aa aeing 10 every
resrect equal 10 any imported, The price y lover
For sale 10 the trade at manufaeturer'a prseea,
PURCELL, LADD n Con j;
noas 1915 Main street,
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC, ,NOTICE.-The stated g.
Ix1 communication Of DOVE LODGE, No. Xxx
81, A. F. ami A. M has been postponed on/v w
account Of the lodge-room being occupied by the A.
w. 6. L. of Virginia The communication will be
held on FRIDAY NIGHT of next week.
BY order OF the W. NJ.
de 14-1t BEN. T. AUGUST, Secretary.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Flour. -
Fine. $3.50: superfine. $3.50; extra super6ne,
$3.50; common family. S7@S7.50; fancy family
| and City Mills, $8@$S.25, and very duh.
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APOLLINARIs WATER.
A POLLINARIS .sa,. .s..
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE-WATERs. ,
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCENT

DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE RICHMOND tSurgeoH to
late Stenewall JacksoD). "Healthful and de-
llshtful to drink. Valuable in Dyspepsia and
Govt"
DIR. LEWIS A. SAYRE. "A delightful beverage.
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. "Far superior to
VIchy, Seltzer, or any other.''
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS. "Most grateful and
refreshing" r,
DIR. r. OGDEN DOREMus. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to ali for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
1. ton and arhfcially aerated waters" - !;
PROFESSOR WAEKLYE, LONDON. ENGLAND
"Impregnated only with Its own gas.n :.
DIR. E. r. PEAsLEF. useful and very agreed
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. F. n. OTIS. Health
full, and well suited for Dyspepsia and cases OF
acute diseases" .ss zt-tt
DIT. FoRDYCE BARKER. "By far the most
agreeable, alone or mixed with wine; useful In
Catarrhs OF Stomach or Bladder and In Geut."
DIR. j. MARION sIIs. mot only u luxury but a
necessity"
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aELLBukN WAGON coHPANY's BUILDINGS
BURNED. s-f4ss 49,
TOLEDO, December 10. Spontaneous COM
bustion In drying-room burned the Nell
burn Wagon Company's buildings. Loss,
$4,000
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PARLIAMENT REPR0RoGUED.-Lond0 De-
cember I3.-The British Parliament has
been formally reprorogued to January 18th.
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FAIR.
TAIR AND FEAST

EAIR AND FEAST
Il AT So.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
CORNER broad AND TwENTY-SIxTH STREETS,
commencing
TUESDAY, December 18th.
Tile ladies of this church will omen FAIR and
FEAST In the basement Of their church on TUES
DAY NIGHT, December 18th, the proceeds Of
which will be applied towards paying of the debt
on the new church building.
They offer for sale many useful and fancy articles
suitable for the holidays ut reasonable prices.
The REFRESHMENT TABLES wifi be spread
with all the good things Of the season. Supper q
specially. go 80. de LIST
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CONTRIBUTIONS, &C.
xTvTH CONGRESS--Second Session

AL l IL Oo1sSAS31hOA] -h1SSSAAS sSSSoAS<A'
... WASHINGTON, December 10, 1877.
Mr.. VOORHEES,, OF Indiana, submitted the
following resolution, and gave notice that
he would call it up on Tuesday, January
10, 1878, for the purpose OF submitting
some remarks thereon: Z"
ReSotued, That 1t is Of the highest impor.
lance that the financial credit Of the Govern.
ment be maintained, and in order TO do Sc
the Government itself, in all it's depart
ments, should in good faith keep all Its con-
tracts and obligations entered into with its
| own citizens.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The contest over the Colorado case closed
| with snip and tuck" The first vote was
to seat Beliord (Republican). This result
ed-yeas, ITO; nays, 128-a strict party
vote. The second was, on motion, that
there was no valid election-yeas, 116;
nays, 1T. The Democrats voting "Aye''
were Cutler, Stenger, Williams, Potter, and
Willis. The vote then REQUIRED on the ma
iority report OF seating Patterson Demo.
! crat)-yeas, ZIG; noes, ITO.
After session lasting till 8 o'clock the
House seated Patterson Democrat), from
Colorado.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, December 10, 1877.
The breaks To-day comprised 43 hogsheads
The offerings at auction on Change were 2 pack
ages; both OF which were taken in.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE TONIGHT.

.
Benefit ROSE WATKINS. The new play Of -
MARRIAGE, #.nr
TO conclude with The charming comedietta,
LITTLE REBEL.
HIDDEN-HAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2
,.-. O'CLOCK.
Matinee admission, 25c. Reserved balcony chairs
soc. dc 14-1th
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DICHMOND THEATRE. 81. 81.
= "sHAKsPEARIAN COMEDY"
The brilliant artistic
MISS LOUISE POMEROY,
with Most brilliant Comedy Company.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18TH.
Shakspearc's Exquisite Comedy
.. ASY YOU LIKE 1T.
An the worlds stage,
And all the men and women merely players
MISS POMEROY AS ROSALIND
with the Cuckoo sougl.
MIR. THEO. HAMILTON AS JACQUES
with the Recitation Of the Seven Ages).
|: .r MR.. GEORGE DENHAAI AS TOUCHSTONE
.,.., ..E.e tSIotiey's the only wcar).
TUESDAY. Shakspeare's TWELFTH NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY. a ..... Shakspeare's CYMBELIEE.
Box-shect opens SATURDAY. A. NJ, at office OF
Theatre and Johnston's. Reserved seats, 81.
20
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~ SILKS! VELVETsl
as! .l,s .E,&-@ .'f sILKsl vELvETSi
BLACK SILK VELVET at 1925 worth a., at
$3.50 worth $3.50, at % worth 49,. sth.G
CoLoRED sgLKvELvETs at sl.5 worth 90 per
yard; r.gf
BLACK SILKS IN all qualities from 60c. TO $3.50
per yard; s.'1 ID
COLORED SILKS at very low prices. -
We offer extra inducements In the above articles,
and advise purchasers to give US ca If they want
to save money. [de 81 LEVY BROTHERS.
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~ BLANKETS! BLANKETS
BLANKETS

The best bargains ever offered. We are determined
to sell, and will make sacrifice 70 do so.I
BLANKETS from 81 .25 to 90 per pair;
des LEVY BROTHERS.
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T SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

Alarge lot Of sHERRIEs from the old and 50 IA
voraby known house Of Widow Harmany. MA
DEihA from ten to City years old.
FOR Jeiiies and cooking purposes have imported
Wine very superior In quality and moderate IN
price. Tide 14-2wI OSCAR CRANE.
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To be had of all Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug
1ists. and Mineral-Water Dealers throughout tn
United States, and wholesale Of
I ~. - -. FREDERICK DE barry Coz y
~ ....., IL and 43 Warren street,
no 2l-M,W&F&eowtAu27 New YORK.
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BLANKETS BLANKETS .BLAEKETS!-Loek
atourS2 BLANKETS worth s3 ; at S3 worth W;
ut - worth IS; AZ S5 worth $3.50 at ~ worth
SiO DON'T buy your BLANKETS before you
20 10 SYCLE BROTHERS..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ FRENCH BRANDY.

Just arriving, direct from France, q few ocsaves
OF the OLDEST and FINEST BRANDY that can
be purchased. For sale by OSCAR CRANE,
de 1&-2w No. IA Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-14

Box-sheet opens SATURDAY a. NJ, at office OF
Theatre and Johnston's. Reserved seats, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-14

Go to SYCLE BROTHERS. for the HOLIDAY
PRESENTS for o little money.
| Go To SYCLE BROTHERS. and get handsome
CLOAK, us their stock Is well assorted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-14

SYCLE BROTHERS have large lot af HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. and thousands OF new and dcstra.
BILE goods but TOO numerous to mention. Call
i'm the city. SYCLE BROTHERS,
311 BROAD street.
de 10 between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-14

a 80. Shakspeare's CYMBELISE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-14

CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT:
CLOAKS from q up TO $40; sHAWLs Tor I 1Sn,,
buy your CLOAKS before you look ~
.-0-.--ta SYCLE BROTHERS..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.
,.t,L from falr mi ;o d,tal ras
ShipTreckS.

CAPE HENRY, March 26.-Llst night, du
RIG the prevailing heavy fog, another full
rugged ship aud two barks went ashore nea;
this stali5o within a mile of each other. The
main and mizzeu masts Of the ship fell over,
board this moru!ug. The barks are Italian
FraDccshuo and Monte Tabor-both 10 ballast,
consigned to Baltimore, Nd. The ship report.
cd is the Norwegian bark "Panlzer," also
bound in ballast to Baltimore. The wreckers'
surf boat boarded the vessels, and will send for
all the necessary assistance. The crew of life
saving station No. succeeded 10 firing line 10
the Norwegian bark Pantz,r, but it seems that
she docs cot desire TO avail herself of it, as ber
crew does not haul the line in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26
Virginia News.

The Fredericksburg Star says We learn
from Washington shat hls. Moutgonery
Slaughter called On the Postmaster General and
10 the Interview the latter stated 10 substance
that the Department would not make removals
except for cause ADD as 10 reason for a change
IL the poStuftce here was alleged none would
be made. We learn that tha Postmaster Gen.
cral expressed very high opinion of MI
Slaughter. and was grstiiied to receive the
visits OF such representative citizens % the
business 81 his Department.
The Stanton Viudicator says: 90 bloudsy
last as Miss Nellie Burr. of Richmond, guest
at kalorama, was turning the corner of New
Court House street. near M:. &. e.. Gooch's,
where wGrkGea arc cogaged 10 blasting cut the
street Way, blast exploded and a small piece
of rock tearing through two thickocsses of her
veil pierced Miss Burr's eye. The rock spin
ter entered the upper part of tie lid and has
not yet beea extracted. The wound caused the
sufferer great sgoay aud il is feared may result
10 the loss Of the eye.
The Page WOODEN hil. situated pear Lu.ay
has been re. opeGeG