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,lp,s ss 5nss H. IN he
q 81 fsS Is
Triends of the family are invited 70 a''eno
ut, - tho residence Of his grandfather; 2; =, 3.
si eb H1'o of e. cs1ssr usss and
h nOS. asr ten months and three days. q, -.
VIII In 1nte E Iacs IrGn sef
aseEors friends and acluaintances arc respectfu!
iny,ied to attend without further notice.
MesG1y TG5nSe S SepfEanfT In l &c lS y
seventh year OF hisaRc.
peaceful be thy silent slunbcr,
|: Thou mo more shall Join our number
Thou no more our sorrows know.
Yet. again we hope TO meet thee,
When the day or HE Is hcd,
Then in Heaven with JOY to greet thee
Where no farewell tear Is shed.
III, funeral will take place from bis late residence
sos Twenty street TO-DAY scptemabess 10 r
at To- O'Clock A! NJ. Friends Of the family are se
spcctfully invited to attend. 4r -: -. -. :
spa.y The 9th msta r,ra E raton aged aged
seventeen months and nine days. -
Mr. little wiLLIE's gone to rest,
His face wen see no In mo Q, T.; :, death:
His praitling tongue lies Sill jill ue''"'
His suffering now is o cr' ....
Nome hut a mother e'er can tell
How hard II Is to part ,ou
With the sweet babe shc loves 80 "e'r~'
The idol OF the heart. .."a
Tbcp. fare thee well, our WILLIE Gear. -
oh t,c our angel guide.
And watch our wandering footsteps hcrc'
Till we shall cross the Tide.
Then with angelic lcgions come
And take thy friends away,
> And watt us to thy happy home
-..e Where there's eternal day.
4. n,ed. August ] 9th, ut Oakland, Hanover county
Va. the residence of John Page, ESD, SUE *; .
G hRDSER, aged eighteen years. daughter on ~
John Flag and Isabella c. Gardner, Inc ,iaugnti
of the late Francis X. Nelson, Esq, oil hlpefhar'
county, Va, ..-....~ s..,a...... --.'E@'-
Died. August 81, ut Oakland. Hanover county, va.
RELIE AUGUSTA GARDNE adopted uaugntcl
OF John and Elizabeth Burwell Page: aged fourteen
years and six months.
Died. on Monday evening, at o'clock: at the RESI-
dence of his mother, JAMES W. WALFOtsD, III
fhr nineteenth year of his age. ,,u
His funeral will take place from Trinity Methons
church THIS CTuesday) EVENING at Al O'Clock.
Died. at her residence. on Nineteenth street De
tween Main and Franklin streets at S:io ocioci
last evening MIS-. LYDIA A. BOOTH, beloved wi
Of Robert S. Booth in the thirty-tirst year OF lie
age. ts... rr11s frr,.,d,-, A Z
TERNOUN ut O'Clock from her late residence
Friends aud relatives are respectfully m'iteo "
attend. ... = r...
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THE CRY OFFICES DIVIDED BETWEEN THE
DEMOCRATS AND TAx-PAYEHs.-Sun Fran
cisco, September S.-The city count lacks
few hundred Of completion, and will not be
finished before tomorrow evening, but the
present position of the candidates is not
likely to be changed. The Democrats elect
the mayor, recorder, public administrator,
superintendent of schools, and both fire
commissioners. The Taxpayers elect 4
tax-coHector, treasurer, county clerk, dis
trict attorney, attorney and counsellor,
chief OF police, superintendent Of streets,
and have reelected auditor and surveyor.
The contest for the sherifalty is still doubt
fui. OF the supervisors the Democrats
elect seven and the Taxpayers four, with
one ward doubtful.
San Francisco, September 9.-Tfe count
in the city is completed, with the exception
of about one hundred votes, which VIII NOT
change the result. Nunan tDemocrat) IS
elscted sheriff. Otherwise the result is as
indicated last night. There are some doubts
sin as to one or two members OF the Legis-
tlature in the interior counties. the voting
being close, and full returns are not re-
ceiyed. - -'i'. - ...:.....,-. 4.
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| Tur SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY IA
prRs for September is one OF the mostVa'u-
able Nos. which have yet appeared.
Some months ago ga, distinguished foreign
military critic" understood to be the count
OF Paris) addressed letter to the secretary
Of the Society (Rev. DR.. jones' PROFOUND
ing series of questions on the causes OF
the failure OF the Confederate attack at Get
tvsburg. The secretary sent out twenty
copies OF this letter to prominent Confede-
rates who were in position to know all about
that great battle, and the result is series OF
paDers OF the very highest historic value
and importance.
In the August No. of the Papers Gene
raid. A. EARLY told what he knew about it
in that tersc style and minute accuracy OF
statement Which SO characterize the man,
and gave a, letter to him from General A.
T.. ..LoyG, who was mt the time acting as
General LEES military secretary was with
him on the field, and tells what he saw and
heard the gallant General FITz. LEE had
a most valuable letter giving his views on
the subject; Colonel WIILIAM ALLAN, OF
EweLI's staff, wrote what he saw and
learned afterwards from General LEE HIM
self: and Colonel W. II. TAYLOR, General
LEES gifted and trusted Adj utant- General,
gave .Memorandum,' 'iwhich settles be-
yond all controversy some most important
points.
The subject is continued in the Scptem-
Der No. General i. =. ALEXANDER, who
was LoSGsTREET's chief Of artillery, con-
tributes paper Of rare interest and great
value; General G. NJ WILCOX, OF y. T..
Hills corps, tells, in an interesting MARIA
tive. what he saw, and expresses decided
opinions OH the whole question; General
4. L. LONG gives most valuable informa-
zion in discussion Of more than ordinary
ability; and the invaluable paper OF Colo
mel WALTER H. TAYLOR recently published
in the Philadelphia Times is reproduced rs
supplementing and adding fresh details to
his sMemorandum = in the August t.No.
This series of papers 1--WE learn that other
important ones are to follow forms the most
valuable contribution to a correct under
standing of the battle Of Gettysburg which
has yet appeared, and shows conclusiyely
that General LEE would have won that bat,
tie if bis plans had been carried out: 1910,
The September No. also contains General
RI. GDsoS's report on the Nashville cam
paigp, which has never before been pub
| lished, and is of great interest and vatae:.
In word, this valuable monthly is more
than realizing the promise Of its early
issues, and should be sustained by all lovers
/ of historic truth. s........ o.. ....~ ..#
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n,n; lannon's among Republican senators, small at
present, but, like the circulation IN Oh Inc
Country newspaper it is rapidly ln sa 81 e
Morton is so i'll be will hardly be abe 70 9a DC
nresent at the opening OF Congress; rat-
terson's little business in South Cafohua
NAV keep him out of his seat, while the re-
moyal OF some Of Spencer's friends IN Ala
bama has made that eminent carpct-Dasse:l =
so mad that he threatens to make IL
hot for Hayes" by acting with the Demo
Gratis. On. the whole. there Is q very en- TN
couraging prospect u rumpus:-f"''o-
delphia Times. @E:s..aA
CoNovER, of Florida, is also suspected OF
an inclination to join the Democratic seha-
tors IL
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The oldest merchants u the city OF, Rteh-
mond-JAMEs II. GARrisER-died Yesterday
morning. Mr.. GARDSEE had been for more
than half a century prominent business
man in Richmond, and, from the beginning
Of his business-life to its close he maintained
a spotless reputation and enjoyed tue VAIN ~
esteem OF his contemporaries. dc was
a,wsys noted. as a charitable and Just i'a'''
remarkable for his amiability OF dispo s,,
and his real humanity. We may say 0, nm
,naeed IN the fullest sense OF the phrase
that he was "a good man."
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BENJAMIN Hallowell died at his residence,
In Montgomery county, Md, yesterday
morning, and unexpectedly, as no lnti1na-
ton of any illness had reached the pubic
Though he was seyentY-nlne years OF age
he was still a comparatively strong man.
Aterandria Gazette, 18th. +,
I AN aged couple named Fitzgerald were
found murdered on Saturday morning In
their home, In Hlllsboro's Caroline county,
Md. The atrocious act is supposed to have
been committed with sledge-hammcr which
was found In the room. There seems to be
no clue to the perpetrators. = Baltimore
american.
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A SCHOONER RUN Down IN HAMPTON
RoAps,--F Fort Monroe, Va., September s.
The schooner Clara, Captain Steelman, from
New York, with cargo Of hay for Peters
burg, Ya.;was run into last night at $3.50
by the; United States tender Phlox. The
schooner was beating in the Roads, and had
lights showing. She was struck on the
starboard quarter and cut into the keel.
The captain had his wife and child aboard,
and, with the crew, ut once took to the
boats. The Clara filled and cspsizedi in less
than fifteen inmates; after which she drifted
I'D the Roads, and is now ashore near
SewelPs Point. Strangeto say, the officers
OF the Phlox did not stop to see what dam
age had been done or render any assistance
to the shipwrecked crew. arr = +" r" r
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NE COHEN BROTHERS
ARE SOW DAILY RECEIVING
THOUSANDS OF. DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS. ---


Their selections are very carefully mada not only
rs regards style, but also prices. Their goods are
purchased only Of first hands, thus saving the job
bcr's profit.
In opening for the coming season they would state
that they will make every effort not only 10 secure
for their patrons every advantage In the price, but
to place before them an assortment that will defy
competition In this State.
They arc just In receipt of very extensive sock
Of -s' g.. ..
RI BLACK AND COLORED SILK
Silks are still en- the decline, and new prices can
be looked for. Their former sl.75 SILK can now
be Ind at 81 3d. their 1920 SILK for sl.75. Every
quality Of SILK from 37kc. 10 the finest imported.
Their stock of COLORED SILKS is positively
the largest ever offered within the limits Of this
State.
They are also Offering:
325 pieces BLACK ALPACA, which they are re-
failing at less than piece-prlccS,
They have also received large lots Of DRESS
GOODS.
special attention Is called 10 their stock OF HO'
SIERY. which comprises all the novelties Of thi;
season.
In Ladies', Gen,lcmcn's, and ChildrQns UNDER
WEAR they have made heavy purchases ut the
recent tradc-sale Of Peterson & Co.
Also in FLANNELS they offer special inducements
To their heretofore large variety of CORSETS they
have added several new and popular makes
among which IS COOLY'S CORK CORSET.
Their TRIMMING, FANCY GOODS, and SMALL
WEIR DEPARTMENTS will In IL few days be
filled with everything that Is move! and useful.
3-3n
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ss.CEN'T STORE.

20 TO THE 99c. STORE
UMBRELLAS, Nicklc-Iiandlc:
UMBRELLAS, Natural stick:
UMBRELLAS, ciGht-rib and tcn-riD-.hc best in
town;
STEP-LADDERS, i've feet hiSl:-in.t what you
want:
LARGE FoUR-WHEEL DOLL-CARRIAGEs.
LARGE FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS
PLANT-STAEDS tthrcc.shclfl,
Fivc-bottlc REVOLVING CASTOR hrcc-bottlc
CASTOR, silyer-plated:
sCGtR-STANDS, PTCKLE-STANDS. { 4 r.
STANDS, of new designs and 4iivcr-p!ated;
All sizes and shapes of MARKET and LUNCH
BASKETS,
4 few more of those PIPES left at 5Oc.
Another Invoice Of GENTLEMEN'S " II
SHIRTS. Remember. we warrant these linen
bosom and cuffs.
All sizes FOXEDGATTERS for LADIES.l
All sizes LEATHER SHOES for LADIES bargains
All sizes LEATHER SHOES for BOYS,
Beautiful new patterns in LADIES OPERA ahd
MERCHANTS.
Catalogues free to any address. from
W. 4. STEVENS,
CO.. 500 Bread street.
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,,a The Knoxville Tribune suggests strons
reason for discrediting the story that II.
CLAY CRAWFORD is OsNAN Pasla-Viz', 'la'
CRAWFORD is such liar that the story IS Ah-
credible, since it rests partly upon letters
from him. Nothing would please him bet
for fbon to assist a delusion OF the sort.
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FINANCIAL.

NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAIL
N ROAD ROEDS-Thc holders Of the SEEEN
AND EiGIIT-PER-CENT.B BONDS OF the above 1!,
company Will please send their address to SAME
4 STRASG, 20 Nassau street. New YORK, ol.cc ei
agency for reorganizng the Atlantic, HisslSsippi
mud Ohio rnilrOai. 81 S-coiS"
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The Moffett REGISTER.


The experiment OF imposing the liquor
tax through the system of recording drinks
with the MoFFE1T register commences at
once, but it is to be regretted that it can be
but partial at the commencement. There
are not enough instruments to supply all the
drinking places. We may rest assured that
Richmond will not be among the partially
experimented places. She always comes IN
for the recognition OF the taxing power.
It is to her lasting honor that she has always
responded as a law-loving and loyal city
to the impositions for the support OF gov
eminent. rr -H
If, however, after the many disadvant-
ages under which the liquor-tax has La
bored, and its long delay, 1t should turn
out that the tax is practical and collectable,
IL is certain that it must prove happy So
luton OF the trouble OF the State debt. 1t
will easily end the question OF the deficiency
in thereyenue, and therefore remove finally
the abominable hobby upon which every
demagogue in the State endeavors to ride
into some position which will enable him
to get some support out OF the public trea-
sufy. ,..,
The amount assessed upon drinks is not
heavy. The trouble will be chiefly at the
beginning. 1t is the first step which costs.
when; it becomes custom to pay the tax
there will be no trouble about the change.
The retailers will assist the customers, and
change will always be plenty. - ri aa.s ".
Many persons see difficulty in the way
because Of the small tippling-shops which
are supposed to be so dishonest that they
will not register drinks. We rather think
this is an erroneous supposition. The In
former has sufficient Interest In the matter
to make the failure to register rather peril
Gus. The eye that is blinded by DRINKS
will soon begin to compare the bride OF q
drink with the informer's share OF fines,
and TIE 1iquor-seller will have TO increase
his price for silence. That Will set him
tolscalcalating, too, and he wilt find
that It Is better to render the isformer harm
less by registering the drinks and making
him pay for his. We suppose this will be
the result in even the smaller tipping
houses. s=--e-'~--...'-'.-
And now complete abolition Of the
credit-system for drinks is likely to take
place. The retailer will positively refuse to
register drinks for "dead-beats." For those
artiui skirmishers for g fifteen drops there
are no more free drinks, and 'the country
is ruined
The liquor-tax, by the help Of the MOI
YETT register, is SO novel, and its success
promises such advantages, that the expert.
ment with 1t is exceedingly interesting.
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MANCHESTER BONDS.

7 offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEIYABLE COUPON BONDS
interest payable March and September: BONOs
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAN
These bonds arc issued by authority Of the Cit!
Council. under an act Of the Legislature, Tor III,
the city and for paving the Streets The act Limits
the issue TO 100000 and provides for tux Tor tciT
Indebtedness of Manchester IS $256.7O0. The pro-
perry belonging to the city Is WORTH MORE than tho
entire amount. 49,, . ,, =,
1Ihe BONDS are I'm denominations 10 suit al
classes of investors. and offered for the present
" ~ ' 49, JOHN &. WILLIAMS.
ca G-eoS3t Cashier Bank of Commerce.
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/ DEATH OF A FORMER CATHoB1c' BIsHoP.-
st. 46anSy w., September 9.-aRey. Anho-
dius Rappe, who was consecrated& Catholic
Bishopof the Diocese of Cleveland, Ohio, in
1s47, and resigned in 1870, died here last
night; aged seventy-seFen. He was well
known throughout the United States and
Canada as temperance reforner and mis-.
sionary. The funeral will take place on
VI,na6py. .f.p 49, ,,.'.' 80 80 ! .@
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AMUSEMEYTS.
THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWO EVENINGS O,LY-MONDAI aud TUES
DAY, September 10 and l, 1877.
The Finished Entertainment OF America-the most
Marvellous Living Wonder IN Comedy, ..
=, SOL, SMITH RUSSELL ..es. ....
and his great company of Vocal and Instrumental
-" Stars, comprising the following artists:
Miss DORA WILEY, Soprano: '-.t e.. 8!
, - Miss ANNA IloLDRooK, Contrato:
49, Miss ANNIE L'ESTELLE, Pianist: ..
..s.. II ~. Miss HELEN MARI. Memo Soprano
Mr.. JULES G.IuMBARD, Profundo Basso -~
Mr.. L. d. PACKARD, Tenor: .r .3.. ..,..--a
-..775. Mr.. WALTER POND, BARITONE:
4 and tile inimitablc SOL. SMITH RUSSELL: 81
All the late Musical Novelties Of the day will lie
presented.
Doors omen at ;jconcert commences Mt s.
SCALE OF PRICES: Balcony chairs, 81 dress cir
Gle and orchestra, 75c.; parquette, 0ec.: gallery
Csc. Seats can now be secured sc. F. JOiNsToS's
musc-store without extra charee), 9le Main street
sc 5-6t 80 = "
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MAJ FIVE THOUSAND YARDS MORE
OF remnants OF IRISH LINEN at SOC. worth
Soc ana IL per yard-these are real Richard
sons Linens: ...
4 handsome lot of ncw shades In SCARFS just
anrnedat SYCLE BROTHERS.
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Having engaged in the DRY GOODS BUSINESS
fat the late stand Of William Thalhimer with the de-
termination Of being the
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.
we ask call from every one to be assured Q the adj
vantages in buying their goods from US. AS we III
tend BUYING aud selling Tor CASH only we Will he ell
ated 10 save you from 90 to 25 per cent. With III
creased facilities and good stock Of goods we pro-
mise bargains to all who favor us with a call.
80. .a. TIIALlIIMER BROTHERS,
.. .rft-, COL Broad street.
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w. will omen on MONDAY and during the week
= largo line of MEDIUM and DARK DRESS
GOODS, all styles, from 16 to 30c. yard
Also, 4 large line OF BLACK ALPACAo ana
CACuElIlRES, which are the best ana cheapest
eyer sold.
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seRCIALNOTICEs.

s9THE Road TO THE LARGEST
md ciIcancst stock of DRY GOODS In the city ends
bat SYCLE BRoTHERSf,31l Broad street. Sc lO
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MT DON'T BUY. YOUR DRY GOODS
before YOU look ut sYCLE BROTHERS,. No lrou-
BILE to show GOODS and you will find the incest as
sortnent in the city. We will show on the
.:.. H.. FIRST FLOOR -
A nice lot of FIhNNELs, In all the colors and at
an extra price;
We have an extra large lot of CANTON ELAN
NE1S, Just received:
We have a new lot of NAVY-BLUE, BOTTLE
GREEN. and sEAL-BROWN SILKS, in all the
desirable shades, at 81 worth Sl.25 per yard
BLACK SILKS at CSC. worth Soc; '-
BLACK SILKS at 75c. worth 81
BLACK SILKS at u worth sl.25; -
BLACK SILKS at 1925 worth sl.76;
The largest lot of SILKS In the city you Will find at
se1O a ,s SYCLE BROTHERS..
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Nr THREE UNDERsHIRTs FOR 81;
rs dozen more of those TOWELS at csc. worth
35c.;
TOWELS from 10c. 10 75c.; a....
pairs STOCKINGS for 2Oc.; -.
pairs good STOCKINGS for 5Oc.:
4 pairs REGULAR-MADE HOSE for Fl.
The incest and largest assortment of HOSE for
Ladies, Misses and Children, In town you can find
at SYCLE BROTHERS.; and don't purchase else
where before examination Of stock. se10
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We are agents for the COOLEY CORK CORSET.
1t is the besi-wearine. and fitting Corset in the
world. You will find them in White. Blue, and
pink, from Al TO $3.50; and thousands OF other
makes Of CORSETS from SOC. to 80.
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TENDERS OF "F'' ASSOCIATION
M. desiring to accept the invitation extended
them by + Company 20 he present at their target
practicing. ON the 18th instant VIII assemDle
promptly at the office OF FRANK ID. HILL No. l10S
Main street at IL O'Clock A. N. the day appoint
ed where conveyanccs WIN be waiting to take them
tn tho ames-RIver Park. An omnibus VIII also
leave the same point at quarter-past O'Clock r. b.
for The accommodation Of such members who cant
make II convenient TO join MS until the afternoon.
Let every member be present TO participate III inc
festivities Of This occasion. D.. =. Z
By order OF tie President. =
-sc11-1tS ''r'.' X. n. BROCh. sccrel"fE.
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MT NICE ALPACA AT 1C!c.; TX:
Nice DRESS GOODS at 20c.:
Elegant DRESS GOODS ~ 70 ana SOC. per Eard;
| A new lot OF WAsH-POPLlSS for full wearat &C.
per Yard -... a,. !,
| TORSHON LACES In great variety at
sc 10 $3.50. SYCLE BROTHERS..
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III NEW GOODS ARE EXHIBITED
daily ut sYCLE BROTHERS.. sc 10
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makes Of CORsE1S from SOC. to "a.
rHREE-BUTToN KID GLOVES at 75c.-leal
value $3.50; .-.
Look at oSr atST ZIP SIX GHo GIovr at:
The largest assortment Of HAMBURGH EN-
BROlDERY In the city,;
EDGING from &C. to q and all new orI pattserhs
- - BLACK ALPACA ut csc. worth SOC;
-. HLACK ALPACA at soc. worth 35c.;
Beautiful BRlLLlANTikE at sSe.-real value
4 o ALp pAeA !, Is w wor,h S9s:
our Csc ALPACA is worth 90c.:
BLACK "a CH EMIRE t,5oc-cheap at Csc:
BLA CACIIEMLRE at 63c:-cheap at 90c.; -.
6nr s cGGeGtWiRE
| We have u full line Of MOURNING GOODS which
we offer extra 9T o S b2mpazne, and All
the newest styles Of Mourning Goods can be had.
BARS niHi TS "a fh mALF-IIosE for Il;
'''o'' '-'h''0''' At - sYcLE BROTHERS.
DON'T BUY YOUR CASSDGEREs BEFORE
YOU LOOK AT OUR STOCK.
[CAssIMEREs for mems and boys wear-a full and
| complete assortment;
c Is 81 Fl from Ioc to - Der yard:
Don't fan TO look at our SO and re CASSlMEKEs
New DRESS GOODS for fall wear opening Gully.
&. BASEMENT.
we have II ceunctc assortment Of MATTlS : IS
OM-tLorLIS for noqr Snl tab table MAIS; GAk
HLEACHED and BROWN % N Els TIC ,,
| FLANNELS. CANTON FLASSELS. when
| will be sold at wholesale prices.
THIRD FLOOR.
BRIDAL. MARsEILLES, and HONElCoMB
Look At our roc. WHITE SPREADS: our :1.25
! - SPREADS worth sl.7h: 49, =.
Persons wishing PARASOL, we will sell them al
prime cost. ...- 40 ,-tt... ..,x..,.o
| Persons wishing samples viii please send postage
Strict attention paid TO all orders ii
| - SYCLE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street,
| rtsc 10 between Third and Fourth streets,
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1 spoOls SILk for 25c.:
l yard ELASTIC for &c.:
IL dozen BUTTONS for &c.:
$50 INLAIJNDRIED SHIFTS at 81, made 0
Wa,nsutla Cotton and Richardson's Linen.
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Six cakes SWEET SOAP for 25c.:
Look at our Csc. IRISH JOPLIN worth 81 per
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TIE EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS tpn
ADMISSION INTO THE RICHMOND H,Gi.
SCHOOL WILL EE IiELDON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER HIM.
colnmcncn. at \. VI. in the IIis!.--e,,". l.,. +.
ing. sos Marsha.i s.:ar'.
Pupils promoted from the frs Er.,i:.In,s .rA.~
at Tic final examination IN lr&t veil .,o. '.. r..
Gurcd 10 stand The examination.
Applicants for admission 10 th' FIR; trtm'ue-
grade will stand an examination =" Go held IL ...
same zine and place. j. II. PEii. in.
scll.lt Supcrnty"irr ~c!t,rIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-11

Ey- NEW FIRM!
NEW GOODS!
NEW PRICES!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-11

4 NTHRACITE COAL-BEST QUAIL
-. - EIpES1S0K r COAL for steam and smith,
Iee.e to Cumberland coal; SOFT COKE, ths
hest Try my machine-prepared OAK ana plNE
For Winter supplies my prices are unusually Low.
too -.s~ corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-11
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