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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-19

YouNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
A mass-meeting OF the members and friends
of this Association will be held at Associa-
tlon Hall tomorrow night at s O'Clock to
consider questions Of vital Importance to
the Association.
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SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY.-ln
the City Circuit Court yesterday, in the case
of Boston and others against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, Judge
Wexford decided that plaintiffs claim for
lumber furnished did not operate as lien
upon the property OF the company, but
was to be considered as other unsecured
debts are, .'s.'. $50. .'
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puoroGRApus.-Th new French process lately
,ntroduccd by C. r. REEs Is a great Improvement
on The old plan. No increase in price. -Four hneiy
finished Card-P Photographs for 81, or $2.ao per
dozen: large size from 81 upwards; nie-size ana
Porcelain Miniatures at low prices. buiidihes' ma
ch,nerv or ANYTHING else photographed at short no.
lice. Eighth and Main streets, Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall.
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COMMERCIAL VISITORS FROM THE VEST
About the 1st OF May the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company will bring to this
city about one hundred grain, meat, and
tobacco merchants Of st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Chicago, Peoria, and the Kentucky tobacco
region. They will visit, Richmond, Nor
folk, Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah,
Atlanta, and return by way OF Charlotte
and Danville, and with all these places will
attempt to establish trade relations.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

El- On all sales of Real Estate made betUee'
the lst of January and last Of June the tdresJei
the present year have to be paid oy the purchase,
On al sales made bet oesn the 1St Of July and tds
of the yenr tie tares hdpe to be paid by the seller
fThjs custom was adopted about fifteen years. age
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and ylcinity.l .'.
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SMAsH-Up.-Yesterdaym morning train OF
coaI-cars from the Peters burg depot back
ed down the Tredegar track and ran into
some cars in the Tredegar yard, doing con-
siderable injury to five OF them. "
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under tile
brand of " SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other Impurities, and
It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses-J. B. McCAw. II. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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Assuming the population OF Richmond
to be $4,000 Inhabitants, there are about
220 persons to every liquor establishment,
and it is supposed that under the new law
the amount of liquor-taX to be paid in
Richmond will reach about 1924, 1000, and
Dossibly more.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN NO BILLS WILL BE PAID by the captain or
the owner OF the bark Gluck Auf for any debts con.
tracted by any OF the crew.
ap lS-2ts T. e. SPREkGER.
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WE ARE RECEIVING daily additions to our large
stock Of Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Satches, SC. Prices
very low. Custom work (hand-Tnade) made 10 order
and guaranteed to fit. Repairing neatly and prompt
ly done. HERMAN BosCIIEN BROTHER,
500 and 5l1 Broad street.
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UNFINISHED WoRK.-Complaint is made
OF the unfinished condition Of the grading
on Twenty-iourth street between Clay and
Leigh, which subjects the residents OF that
vicinity to great Inconvenience. They sug,
eest that as the work Is to be completed
some time none better than the present can
be found.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND osT-OFFIcE APRIL Is, 1871
w. S. Boswell, Cold Spring, Va; Willie
Mathews, Richmond, Va.;J j. e. Robinson,
Richmond, Va.
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THE FAIR AT THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
The ladies OF the Second Baptist church
will continue their sale of articles to-day
and close the fair tonight with o grand auc-
tion of everything that remains unsold at
IN o'clock
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THEFT OF CLoTHEs.-Oficer Michaels yes
terday arrested Rachel Nash (colored),
charged with stealing clothing OF the value
of $40 from Thomas Turner, Esq.
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THE COMING CIRCUs.-Howe's London
circus, rs lately re0rganized, will reach this
city tomorrow, and remain that day and
the neXt-so the agent, who came over from
Petersburg yesterday, stated.
Saturday night would no doubt present 4
favorable opportunity for circus to make
money here, but with their experiences
during the past two or three years Rich
mond people, white and black, are too dis
Greet to attend the last nights entertain
ment. When they go to the circus and
mcnagerie it is to see the animals andto look
at the acting in the ring, not to have their
ears and eyes greeted with the striking Of
tents, loading of wagons, and all the hustle
and confusion of approaching departure.
1t is declared by the agent that HoWe's cir
Gus will not leave Richmond until Sunday,
and that therefore their second nights per-
formance will be as good as the first.
However, in the present panicy condition
of the public faith absolute security will
have to be given that the performance will
continue as usual, otherwise Howe, like
Forepaugh, will not have at his last per-
formance a fourth of the number that will
attend the other entertainments.
A good way for circuses to restore conf
dence-now that they have by their own
acts lost it-would be to employ some we'll
known Richmond man as ticket-agent for
the last night, and let him promise for them
that If there isn't full and complete per-
formance according to programme he will
refund the money.
A great many people saved their money
to visit Howe's show. They expect great
things from it, and will give it cordial
welcome.
The circuscs do not carry away quite so
much money as is generally thought. 1t is,
at any rate, not certain that Forepaugh took
off a great deal, for he paid about $500 in
taxes and licenses. to say nothing OF other
large expenses, and his two last exhibitions
were not we'll patronized.
The cars OF Howe's circus, 4 full train,
have recently been overhauled and put in
good condition by the Tredegar Company.
For this reason they are entitled to some
consideration above what is usually accord
ed such enterprises.
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N. ELLYsoN 4 Co., advertising agents. insert nd
vcrtiscments in all of the newspapers OF the United
States ut publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch couuting-room viii receive prompt atten-
ton,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY WAS alternately
cloudy or clear, with occasional light rains.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: \. NJ, 81 !;
0 A. NJ. 65; noon, GG; 3 p. b.. GS; p.
NJ. G5; midnight. 63.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDSEs-
DAY-Judqe Hughes presiding.-In the
matter of E. z. Hudgins 4 Co. The as
signees, or either OF them, were authorized
to sell the bankrupts' chooses in action at
public or private sale, as they may deem
best. and report the same to the Court for
confirmation.
In the case OF Charles N. Wallace. Re-
port OF special commissioner and account
OF assignee fled.
In the matter OF William j. Lynham.
Upon petition OF w. L. Fleming, the as
signee was ordered to sell enough OF the
bankrupt's personal property to satisfy the
judgments Of the petitioner upon which
executions had been issued and levied he
fore the commencement OF proceedings in
bankruptcy.
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THE FOLLOWER OF THE CIRCUS H0MEwARD
BoUND.-Robert Booth, the boy from
Waynesboro', n. c., who ran away from
home and came here with Forepaugh's Cir
Gus, was again before the Police Court yes
terday. According to his account, on Tues
day night he went to sleep at an early hour
and was LETT by the circus-men, who on that
night struck their tents and started for
Charlottesville. Roberts face was as dirty
as on his first appearance, and his blographl-
cal notes were somewhat confused.
At first he said that he didn't have any
living parents; next he said that both
mother and father were living. Being asked
to reconcile this discrepancy, he said that
he had Just found out that he had mother
and father, and that lie left Waynesboro',
N. c., last Sunday week =; went from
Waynesboro' to Weldon, thence to Peters
burg. thence to Richmond, and that by the
circus-men it was made his duty to supply
the baby elephant with buckets OF water.@ ~
A citizen OF Richmond, whose son has
become q rebel to parental authority and
wanderer, and who reappeared in this city
with Forepaugh's circus, called yesterday to
make some inquiries about this boy. He
thought that the adyenturer from Waynes-
.boro' and his son might be one and the
same, but was soon convinced by the re-
portor;al information that he was mistaken
in his conclusion.
Policc-.Justice White addressed note to
the railroad company asking that young
Rooth might be returned to North Carolina.
MIR. Shaw promised to send him back by the
II O'Clock train of last night, and the boy
mean time was sent to the Second station
house for board and lodgings.
Whatever may be Booths antecedents, 1t
NAV be confidently stated that for boy OF
ten or twelve years OF age he has attained
remarkable proficiency as q sinner:
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THE regular use of CoLpBH's LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INYIGoRAToR Is
the most direct means ofobyiaing physical debility
1t stimulates the insolvents and imparts vgor 10
the whole system.
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The MOZART THIS EvENING.-Thc pro-
gramme Of the Mozart Association for this
evening promises to be as pleasing as any
vet presented. The orchestra will perform
three pieces, including the overture to Fra
Diavolo." The Messrs. Peters will play q
trio, "Adagio in A flat" by Mozart; Miss
Swain and her pupil, Miss Mamie Lyon,
will each sing two solos, and Nr. NJ. j.
Dimmock, a favorite song.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
nricrs. and 81 :isfaction guaranteed.
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CROQUET.

NROQUET FOR THE MILLION
" 8 balls aud s mallers, nicely painted stakes,
and 10 arches packed in strong box. with slide
top with book OF instructions. Price, 81 .25. Also,
set with balls and alles, but not packed III box
95c. Finer sets at S2, $3.50, and s3.
Ip0u receipt Of SOC. additional any set Will be sen
to any parl Of Virginia, West Virginia, or North
-. j. T. ELLYSON,
ap3-1m* ~, l112 Main street.
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PURE AND IMPURE WATER.-Dr. w. HI.
Taylor has been engaged for the past year
in analyzing during each month Waterfront
james river, as well as water taken from
the various springs and wells in this city !;
and from time to time we have mentioned
the progress he has made. He has COM
pleted his analysis Of the Jamesriver water,
as we'll as that Of many Of the springs and
wells, and his report Of the result will be
printed with that OF the Board OF Health
in the bound volume OF city documents.
At present the Doctor is at work upon Il
sample OF the water with which Petersburg
is supplied, and also in testing the water
taken from Miss Van Lewis alum spring,
on Franklin street near Twenty-third !;
the city-spring water, north OF Leigh
street, and sample from the spring
at Turner's stable, on Franklin street
near Fifteenth. That from the city spring
he has found to be quite impure, and
that taken FROM Miss Van Lewis spring, al
though not fully completed, the indications
are that it is totally unfit for drinking pur-
poses. Once it was n strong alum spring,
but now it has lost it all, and is anything
else but alum water.
He has also received Z sample OF water
used on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
in the locomotives, which the company are
anxious that he shall analyZe in order to de-
termine the quality with refer cnce to its
action on boilers.
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MAY-srYLE EBUTTERrCK's PATTERNS, MAY DE-
IEy1AToR-comprising everything new. ONCE
Ninth and Franklin streets. j. F. McKENNET.>
Needles and attachments for all kinds OF sewing
Mach
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8irtlmond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1877.

ES-TEE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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PERsoNAL.-Rey. DR.. Hoge has been to
the South on Church business, but will re-
turn this week, and preach next Sunday.
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BEST PRINTS only &c. at L. STERN & Co.'s.

SIXTY THOUSAND BEDDING-PLANTs cheap at
LAIRD's FLowER-GARDEN, on Grace street.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice Jo-
seph j. White presidng.-The ease OF James
Jackson and Charles Holmes, charged with
feloniously cutting Marcellus Williams, was
continued until Wednesday on account OF
the inability Of the wounded man to ap-
pear. Williams was cut on the thigh.
The case OF Peter Metz, charged with OBJ
tanning five dollars in United States cur
rency from Leopold Patterson under false
pretences. was continued until to-day.
Henry White "a colored vagrant) was jail
ed in default Of surety.
Robert West (colored). charged with
throwing rocks in the street and striking
Harry England with rock, was dis
charged.
Rebecca Chandler Gan old otfender),
charged with being bad character, was
sent to jail for ninety days.
Evans Walker (colored) was sent on to
the grand Jury to answer the charge OF
breaking and entering the house OF George
Mayo and stealing one lot of cooking uten-
sils
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WHOLESALE 'L1oUoR-DEALERs AND SA-
LOOMS IN RICHMOSD.-The following is q
statement OF the number OF wholesale
and saloons in Richmond:
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sYcLE BROTHERS wili remove to 319 Broad
street on the 1st OF May. @s"l
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e5c. coRsETs at Acc. at L. STERN CO.'S.

$3.50 EMBROIDERED coRsErs, only 81, at
STERN s. Co.'S.
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Go TO l.. STERN s. co.'s; they are closing ou
their whole stock of DRY GOODS at aud below cost
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If you want large bill Of goods for little money
20 to SYCLE BROTHERS.. .r
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Go TO sIcLg BROTHERS to buy your Dry
Con1s
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CLOTHING
u y &.
SrW SPRING GOODS.
J. y. WILKINSON.
successor 10
WILKINSON & wITIIERS,
1907 MAIN STREET.
~ OF j l n & I.

THO .nhScrihcr as heretofore announced, haSihS
,,,rrb, the interest of Dr.. William NJ winners IN
,nc I,tc arm Of Wilkinson Withcrs, with the
stow or retiring from the clothing trade, has OH sub
.a,,c.,, consideration. and Influenced 10 some eS-
,c,, nv the scnerally-cNprcSscd wish o' numerous
,,r,,S determined TO continue the business at Inc
',t stand. No 1907 Main street. Intending 70
Maintain and increase ,rc popularity 80 long en-
t,,ca hv the old house he will cndeavor TO secure
,ni. end nv earnest efforts 20 merit 1t.
THE SPRING STOCK.
now opening, comprising fuIl Hue OF STRICTLY
FIRST-CLASS
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
is> lcn carefully selected. and Is offered at mode
rate prices for cash.
Grateful for the liberal patronage OF the past. he
rrs;rcifllly ,ollcits continuance OF the same to
the new horsT
The stock Of Wilkinson & WithcrS MUST DE
CLOSED OUT, and, AS heretofore, will be offered
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST. Don't fail TO see the
extraordinary bargains in this department.
J.N. WILKINSON,
successor 10 Wilkinson Withers.
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NoTICE.-If you want to rent 4 shALL-SIZE,
CONVENIENT HOUSE or q FIRST-CLASS DWELL.
ING 1T low rent, apply 10
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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NAPKINS at 60c. per dozen worth SIZE. a. l.
STERN Co.'S.
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MILITARY CLOTHING. m
ESTABLISlIE ED 1924.
The Oldest Military Clothing House In the United
States Long and fayorablv known In the southern
trade.
ia ACOB REED,
3ol. 3o3 AND 305 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILITARY COMPANIES, BANDS and COL
I ICES UNIFORMED at the shortest notice. Sat-
i-f:clion guaranteed in cut, style. and trimming
Prices reasonable. Autographs and directions for
measurement. with samples Of goods, &c furnished
rr .,nnliratinn fe 23-Tu.Th&S3 S3m
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FouR-roUn PEBcALE at &c. at SYcLE BRoTn-
ERS'. ....... s.. -~-, ..-e.,.
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EMBROIDERED CoRsETs at 81 worth SO at
SYCLE BROTHERS..
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Soc MonA1n LusTnE at sec. at L. STERN o
Co.'s. ..&s.
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I LOOK AT THE CAcHEMIREs at 75c. at sycLE
BROTHERS,. 3.l.s-ss,t .-' -
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SYcLE BROTHERS will cell the balance Of stock on
hand OH the lst of May at auction.
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TIE BEST
Ten-Dollar Suit
In The State
for sale by
f. b. SPENCE e SON.
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WHITE sKinT1NG worth 4Oc. at only zoe. ut L.
STEM s. Co.'s. q
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15o. rIouE for only sc. at L. STERN & CO.'S.
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Go TO sYcLE BRoTuERs' TO get your Lace Bids
and CoIlarettea,
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SrElNG OvERCOATs-Enelis elish Worstcd and Cas-
s!mCrc;
BUSINESS SUITS In variety;
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS III variety;
BLACK CLOTH FROCKS-various qualities;
DIAGONAL COATS and vESTS-various quail
tics;
BLACK CLOTH vESTS-something NICE
DRESS-SIIIRTS-al qualities;
COLORED SHIRTS, and FURNISHING GOODS
generally.
For BARGAINS and LATEST STYLES call at the
old establlehed house Of
wM. IRA SMITH,
Up p17-eod3t 11O9 Main street.
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sYcIE BnoruERs viii sen their entire stock at
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$3.50 DDD-qU1Drs for 81. .7o at L. STERN & CO.
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99.CENT STORE.
A r THE 99c.-STORE-

A T THE 99c.-STORE-
RECEIVED THIS WEEK
100 pair large HEARTH-vASEs, CSC. pair;
More of those beautiful BRONZE INKsTANDs;
IT'S STEP-LADDERS,
so fine LAP-BOARDS,
rs PANNEL-PICTUREs (cntirely new subjectsl;
Another lot of fTABLEeCUTLERY (betser than any
bcforc);
l25 BIRD-CAGES (round and squnre);
Handsome DoLL-PERA3IBULATo
The best WHITE SHIRT in the city for the
money;
$50 FIvE-BoTTLE REVOLVING CAsTORs;
so barrels GOBLETs, 10 for 90c.
Send for catalogue at
ant sos BROAD STREET.
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c,no,o :, amount and solid iD character OF assets;
49, IN surnus over all Hahittiess experienced.
nrnSenr and economical In management; careft
s'T T6ese two reliable Virginia companies offer tho
beat insurance against loss or damsge Dy nrc at e
io"''' j. N. TATE, Agent, Richmond,
ant office corner Eleventh and BANK sfrecsa.
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soc. ALPACA for gle. at L. STERN CO.'S.
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CO LADIES HAND-SEWED ~
.DL. CONGRESS CATERS, no nails. .eAd
for tender feet, at j. A.. GRlGGS,
ap6 Tenth and Main streets.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

GO SO OLD LADIES KID, a
.DL.CO. CL 10TH, and FoXEDeaE-e
SHOES-very low heels and broad bottoms-at
j. A. GRIGG'S,
ap6 Tenth and Main streets.
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s74c. DEp-rrcK for 25c. at L. STERN & cos.

37Hc. BED-TICK for 25c. at L. STERN & Co.'S.
$3.50 DED-QUILTs for $1.75 at L. STERN Co.'S.
EMBROIDERED CoRsETs at 81 worth SO at
SYcLE BROTHERS..
If you want large bill OF goods for little money
60 to SYcLE BROTHERS.. ~
SYCLE BROTHERS VIII remove to 319 Broad
street on the 1st OF May. @s'
STRIPED SILKS at 7oc- ut SYcLE~ BRorHERs'.
I LOOK AT THE CAcHEMIREs at 75c. at sycLE
BROTHERS.. 5.t... .,' 81.
FouR-roUn PEBcALH at &c. at SIcLE BRoTn-
ERS'. ....9..... .----, -.--,,
SYcLE BROTHERS will cell the balance Of stock on
hand OH the 1st Of May at auction.
Go TO SICLg BROTHERS to buy your Dry
Goods.
THE regular use of CoLDEg'S LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INYIGonAToR Is
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CO THE BEST MISSES E8
sDA. LASTING, GOAT, and KID FOX-a4N507
ED SHOES In town, at j. A. GRlGGS.
ape Tenth and Main slreets.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-12

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[248 81
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81. Sn S1noen. Cine TamiGiens
@ei6i6te BON @omuno Sos
fer. 2 SGnoe (3O4 uno 2SU O.
80. Sie @errtm boa S6~@r5e"s
boz. Roman pom 81 lbre0t
Setns. Gsip3tg. 1867. =.
40. mmter&oees. ReiisbiIOer bon
@ltreO MsiBaer. (23o 81
Al. Ser Sreif6ul5e. Sine &r8dps
lung p5n Wortb 9orn
1860 81.
A. Sic @ebrAScr &oItrmts. Sos
belle bon @rnit5rtbs.2 Ban:
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IS. 9cbcnsrathie4. NopeIle bon
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