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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

- Mr.. Douglas, Of the firm Of Haw-
ley & Douglas. returned last week
from his WISH 70 Wisconsin
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Has Fresh Drugs, Wall Paper
School and Blank Books, Bird Cage=,
Paints, Glass Oils, etc, at lower pri,
css than any house in BEOwnviIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

IF You want a fqfr DEAL reeollect
Taunaford's l. the place 10 get II,
either in furniture, churHz, or any
thing in his line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

See programme for Prof. Hof-
mans Orchestra Concert in another
column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

" EC---e IS aerenE given tLlr James 2.
AelC-lIf-z and Horace sl '1-El .ls. made
and eE=cu-sL O. John = Sigh t-l--r cl-4sEel
ulc----ll-s .l..-e-. liZ--- Fl 81 t1- l--e aud -
eV--isf tIsr-l - =. m. --7l. tu c--1l-el mort
gage Teeord of Selll--ll1l ----- -y- u -rlsl-a IN
sz-1 -l1---s--e -- .. ll- l.lr- i-l-- property
-s describe lLl.sl-ili slt.c- Co. I'd lV5-5l- 1F
>--ll M fFt-LZe- -l-a-L. La-e-- tE---eEel -
sac--s oi -cleT locust s1ed, the same being
l11u- three rh1UssuL p1-Egis- Tie proper
~ or 50 uluc.. thereof as sllsll ts Sufficient
Co DAY EEf sslf amount enc. E.lll costs wi III
-s sold or ru1lie auction @ r1e to--rt House
lg-r o. zlrJElvflla. Ia said .seE-aaa County.
Nel--~sa. ON -1a
Sta daY OT Jane A. d 1871,
l- II G -llcs- ia tie iareIlll- o. SATISFY said
dent and costs JOHN g -LL IL.
EaV sf. Es--. 4-E4 AsurrzlEee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
IOCHL TATTFRS.

- Tickets for the Orchestra Concert
for sale hy 7. II. DoIen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
Z. &, LETT

L satisfied with his new location
The reason Is, he says the people are
giving him q large share Of their pat
rOnsge. All his goods are new and
nleon
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

- Wall paper was never 50 cheap,
and curtains never % beautiful, as It
Eicksli's drug aud-b0ck store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
GRAND REDUCTION.
SPRlEGAKD SUMNER STOCK,
The finest dtsoIar Of

The finest display Of
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats Caps, &C., &c.
Look At a few prices, and then
come and judge for yourselves
Standard Prints, Go 8 c.
4" Giaghzms, IoGIzIc.
" Chevoit, - I0GI23c.
Gents All-Wool CassimsNe Suits,
$500 per Euit.
Come one and al, examine
and Pc convinced that we sell
goods cheap.
L0TTS E0W5EAE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

The Lowell Register is dead-for
want of sufficient support
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

A secondhand wagon to trade for q
COW. ABBOTT & EMERY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Tho latest styles 8T Ladies
Dress GD0ds. at
L. Z0E7T hE'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

can Be purchased az Sheridan as cheap
a at any other town.
THOMAS RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Seward Reporter John Cattle,
II. informs Us that he has 3G0 acres in
wheat, and the grain looks very fine.
He has a farm a short distance west OF
this city in F precinct, embracing $50
acTes. 40 OF which are under the
DIOw. The Minnesota wheat he has
=owD, he says. seems to grow much
more thrifty than any other variety he
has ever exPeriusrtet with.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

an Wool Cashmere suits.
sS.o0 per Suit- at Eosvn1an's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
Thomas Richards

Wants to trade implements for g
Span Of Horses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
Weir PIovs

-ETEylhiBE cheap aadgoOd
at E0FEsn ans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Fresh sugar cured hams az Hud-
darts. . Main street
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
School Books ct NickelPs.

Wall paper and eartsiu= a. Nick
ellis drug store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Best Tea at NickeI's drug store, .
pounds for s dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

- Honey Locut hedge seed and Al
fslfa Glover seed, by HawIey < Doug
las
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

= Flour, ell the favorite brands OF
spring and fall wheat, at Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

LIvELz1slCI. Nav 81
BEsEA TSI = z fS-YE inter lFlslss -'ssss IL 81
spring. Is 5.-4Ils Sd Corn. 41s 1l sls 5d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
81 e. HETT

+ FceivinE a large stock Of DR. CFS
Ggzz GROCERLES, BuildiRg across
the street from state Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

ATTACHMENT NOTICE
II lilsre T. l. ~rlle,- J lsfIee ~ rre Psars
y an Tor -serIlasllfs Ce-l-fy. auf state 90 N.-
1rs-slza. " r-l- Herman. plaintiff. vs- T. q
Eurrs lese1-tlur
Noflce - aeret y El-eu rh1t on fhe rrh day
81 Nay. i,--- ssiI Justice i-zue-l an order ~
a-tac1rnell- De- E-le a1oFe action lor tie suru
OF Slnea
Br0wurll17, Nav o. ~
E-8 III HJL8C RU. A.ttv f1r PR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Gents and Boys straw Eats.
IN Fine and Common styles, n
lowest New York prices, at Z.
LOWnlan-s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
ATTACHNIENT NOTICE

y Before r. L. ScEiCil. Justice 80 the Peaee
tl and for y Ne-lEsra gouury- ant state of Ne
nrssiza simon p Esiczar1- Plaintiff. vs- h
C. 8-t1s defendant
Notice = Ae-saT Given t'laz on the 5sh dav
% ltav. So. said 3 1sEics iss-eC en- Qr..er ~
Attachment X che above action. s0r the sum
BrauEviIl. Nav - 81
-E = III L.---Er a-t-v ~ Plf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
". Z. EEcCREERF

3 ponnts Tea at NiekeIrs Tor 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

School Books at NiekeIl,z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
Colo FFs2 e-UF2fRr

For Hardware and Farm Implements,
At No. - Main street. BrownviIIe.
THOMAS RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
n EEAT NnTIIE

il Daniel Eaurs.s- AMI W II Efuut-1r
eI the safe ot Kansas. 5 M -as- r1-Is-s tl1s
n r. S:.ls - sss5-.s .rl ~ sSe ~
day or Fet-u1r~. 4. D l>-7. z le her petition
ll rae goauty CaGV- Within auI f1r
-le -C1Urv og EeUlla fu r1a %tHrs OF
s.tIuz fl--E -ha- ler ae-i7n is fluud-
a. IRON a UFCrl1lssl-E la.- HEeca-el aul
t---v9reL to 1Tr cr za.E Defendant dat
el Au-lL E. l---. due r,se.F- months afser
date. whereby Gle s1-L dessllillts Qr1rllss-i
ro r-av her slEI1e on r1e Izt dav 81 a 2ril.
l,-E L1l-e .-ra no credits Cu sass. Llte- that
E- tle time said -IE- w.-s lE-CE-eI ana de-
liT5rett gili-lt--f s. --s.lsla l.- i,sie-a LI1lel-
.l tl-8- since -1-l rll-a lll..i lefara rts c1u-
Increment ~ r1sis action. she ursS arria,l
s1 AUr.rrg- J. II .gsalsls. -lar lher- is due Co
plaintiff f-rr- Ga.l.l1s-s On sli1 L1re the
sun. Of -l.t-I wi.l ID pep cent interest
-.----gl f-a-l. --le lst dap Cl April Il. D- I>-4.
and v-t-lu- in l---le.l- r.--.ls- c1i,llGlU-s
flr sslid a-lauIs-
Tie further ol 5--t ~ s.lIl sui- Isl - -1rris'l
Peter EEE-e-. aud ohr-ll tla amIGl- ur
money ur-lrE sfsr ElE CD rle s-it Daniel
lLo-cEtu and auElF t1e s-r.a tU rsy y-l5ut 0t
-.le zlIuoGul due gu sllsi prg-lli--5-- note
6. -I- l1 a-tlc'E-e-- C Las been Issued On >ald
rau-s. and notice oI EarDislsueut served on
Pe-sr Bu--e-t- AuI -1e sa-l uaEl1l Hauc4-
tu aui 81 r. u ul5 5slu are notified rIer
they are Esr ClEt.l 70 81 3 -tslr and answer salt
petition ou Cr before --a -7-l dag OF june.
A. D. i>-T.
Dated llls l--l d-- ~ 7T-v A.. r. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Have been able before to get as nice
T-E4 s. that I bCuEhr Of Il c. LETE
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Kisses aad ChEIdrens' suits.
from sE.S5 10 S6- 90, AT Low
mans.
Horses! ! Horses!
Wanted by Thomas Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Euy Your Cock stoves
Of Thomas Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
Germ Planters.

Cheap. by Thomas Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
-he MaIr EmltIEator

Il the hest Buy uo other Fer sale
by Thomas Eicha-ts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Hofman's Orchestra Concert on
'ridsy evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

breakfast Bacon,
Extra fne. at HGdiarr's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
Tor Trade.

Buy the Kansas Wagon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

Weir CuIfiTatOrS,
For sale az Br0wnyille and Sheridan.
y Thomas Richards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

= Books at NickelIs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

- B0oB AZ EiekeIl's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

THE BRowzVILLE MARKETS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
II. C.. LETT

Is selling remnants of wall paper al
less than cost.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24

- Flour and feed At Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-24
THE ADVERTISER.
TINE CARDS.
Daily stage Line south.
-xownvIlIs Buss Line to Phelps.

cav 7-1--vll 80 g. r.. -S p n. 5-70 2. r.
Arrive - ErC--c--Tl= --. M Use a. r. 81 ? ni
Z n EATLE,Ir utenceu--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
ready 10 offer full stock Of FALL and WINTER
DRY GOODS, and, as usual. great inducements IN
Their DREss GOODS DEPARTMENT. which Is
particularly extensive, lends many special induce
Very fair ALPACA LUsTREs at l exc:
Elegant DRESS GOODS at 20 and csc.
- They have another very large consignment OF
BLACK ALpACAS, and are authorized to sell al the
3Sc. ALPNCAs for 25c.. 4oc. ALPACAs for 32c..
5qs:ALPhcAs for 40c; also, the sILh il t 7oc
Besides the above they have many inducements IN
their regular stock -
ring The summer season they are enabled TO offer
special Inducements. See their CASHMERE at
Soc, at 65c-the price OF which Is soc; az pres
at s1.05 for extra width sold last season a'
SILKS. They are fully warranted to say that
ss sSst br Bf In ns
d eo of Sfs tss 1soas
,ers also, DR.. Warmers HEALTH CORsETS-
the sbdCnnai and many other special aa styles:
FRENCH-WOvE Csc. CORSET: their Soc
Wife sis dy TI5n 30 ana 25c at $50
warranted worth 40c: near yard wide at SIC,
market value being Sc: full yard-wide at SOC,
recently sold ut zoe. The above fine number
are imported. and warranted all wool. 4
large stock of COLORED FLANNELS, IN
Guiding the "medicated"
Another large lot OF HAMBURGER EDGINGS
much below value:
The largest stock of CARPETS ever offered in any
dry-goodS house IN the city: CARPETS at con-
siderable reduction from last years prices. Also,
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLOTlIS.
4 large stock Of APPLIQUE CURThtN-MTSLlSS
At one half their value; also BRUSSELS LACE
CURTAINS from 3oc. TO $50 Il set worth from
Csc. to ass. Sc Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

We certainly took pleasure in reading the
paragraph announcing that the Hon. JOHN
F. LEWIS, of Rockingham, had purchased
OF Colonel CoRBIN, OF Kentucky, twenty
four ewes at twenty dollars each and an Inn
ported Cotswold buck for fifty dollars. 1t
was added that WILLIAM }. CHRISTIAN, OF
the same Rockingham, had purchased
some of the same stock"
We are glad OF it. But bow does this
symptom OF wealth and Improvement tally
with the voice OF complaint against taxes
and OF oppression that proceeds from that
county? We cannot think Of the rich and
fruitful county of Observation-Disclosures
"happy land Of Canaan "-as troubled and
hard-pressed county. We beg our fellow
citizens there to dispense with the language
now so unjust to themselves, so deleterious
to their rich lands and lovely scenes. They
are practical and sagacious people. Why
will they help to impair the value OF their
property by sending out the impression that
they are poor and PROSTATE? Immigrants
must infer that Rockingham is not good
place to live.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

TEXAs-PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-We should
like to know from the Dispatch what the
circumstances are that indicate that any
other paper has better right to speak OF
Mr.. Goodies views on the subject OF the
Texas-Paci6c railroad than the Public
Ledger? We stated upon the authority Of
one of Mr.. Goodies best friends that he was
in favor of the Texas-Pacitic railroad, and
it has never been contradicted.- Norfolk
Ledger. s...-..
This is good news; and we hasten to
chronicle it. Nobody admires Mr.. GooDE
more than we; and no persons sustain more
friendly relations than do he and ourselves.
We have never said word as against the
man; but as against the candidate for
Speaker who was supposed to be antago
nistic to great southern line Of improve
ment, we had something to say. We unsay
it with pleasure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
New Books.


Spirite: d Fantasy. BY THEoPHILE GAU-
TIER. New York: D. APPLETON Is 20.
GAUr1ER is gifted author. He has writ
ten some admirable books.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Light: A Series OF Simple, Entertaining,
and inexpensive Experiments in the
Phenomena OF Light, for the use OF Stu
dents OF every age. BY ALFRED M. MAYER
and CHARLES BARNARD. New York: d.
APPLETON IL Co.
The title tells the story. The book ID
illustrated by number OF plates.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Phusioloqical aesthetics. by GRANT AL
LEN, ID. A. New York: D. APPLETON d
Co.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
american Addresses. with Lecture on
the Study of Biology. BY THOMAS Il.
Huxley. New York: D. APPLETON Il
Co. 81. -..
A book by HUXLEY OF course will be
sought by scientific people everywhere.
For sale by RANDOLPH e ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

means should fail, could disengage herse,ll
from the dishonoringS dilemma OF the Iuh io,
ing bill. 1t was announced py MT tomiot
to leading ant;-sunders In the Leglsa.alo - -
last winter and the winter previous; ;oh'
was, by some Of the ablest men a,, III Man rian
mond, pronounced the on'! lea nnsod and
some e Of these gentlemen had the pfoposl-
iion alluded to in an editorial Of the Wh .:,
Mr. Mr. Fowler also showed to Governor KEN EN-
n Tt n resolution in which it was empoa' ~.
huf Il was rot deemed by friends tna' 'no
time had come to present it,
It is simply an attempt to DO IN reeI's
vba, the Court of Appeals says can't consts'
tutionally be done directly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

There is some discussion as to the pro-
priety and the necessity for canvass by
Colonel Holiday and the nominees OF the
Convention for Stale office. Some weeks
ago we favored the suggestion, as we knew
the people were anxious to see and hear the
candidates, hut so much time has elapsed
since the nominations were made thata cam
vass OF the State ut this time is an impossl-
bility, unless there should be division OF
labor between the three candidates. From
the general tenor OF our exchanges It Is
plain that the people do not care about IT,
and it would be avery unintercstlng specta-
Gle and one not attractive when there Is no
opposition in the fredericksburg
Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

How FuLKERsoS TALKS OF WALKER.-W
understand that Colonel Fulkerson made q
speech at Marion last Monday. He went
square out for forcib|e readiustment, If it
comes to that issue, and also for General
James \. Walker, who he proved TO have
been ga highway robber" up TO the holding
Of the Richmond Convention, and that he
went there and lobbied for the place; that
he either took Il lesson in morals under
Bradley Johnson and jenkins, or from the
effects Of breathing the atmosphere in which
those guardians OF the public honor and
credit lived came back an honest man,
1binqd0n Virginian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

MIR. Barbour's Thunder was Stolen.
AS to the plan proposed Of Issuing certi-
heates OF debt Of small denominations to
be sold TO the Taxpayers, either for less or
] at the same price as the coupons that are re-
eeiyabie for taxes, the Bristol Neaes says:
g Now, IL Is proper to state 4whateyer,of
Praise or blame is due to this proposition lie,
mot due 10 Mr.. Barbour. It was frstspro-
3 peaed in 1875 by the editor ci This .papelr:
! While . candidate for the Htsnse of Dele.
kaIes. it was proposed by AlF. Fowler as
! g melns ey which the State, II every other
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

A CANVASS OF THE STATE.-A portion OF
the press desires canvass OF the State.
What good can be accomplished by such a
canvass? There is no organized opposition
to the nominees OF the Richmond Conven-
ton. What is the use to court opposl-
ton? 1t cannot possibly result in any good.
To make such QuiXotic fight as demanded
by some journals would stir up strife that
no hand could allay. We shall consent to
nothing that may tend to lessen the hold OF
the Conservative party upon the State, or
give our Radical opp6nests even the ghost OF
n shadow of a hope for Success Winches-
Ter NeuS. r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

nrovements that are clearly for the general
nod should be made irrespective OF per-
sannJ considerations. No Improvement
could be made IL the objections to them on
account OF personal preiudices should be
resnected. The public welfare is every
thing. The true patriot-the man truly de-
voted to the public welfare-wiii always
give to public interests the proper respect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
So-e'ES'T STORE.
D ECElVED THIS WEEK AT THE

99-CEST STORE:
500 dozen FLINT-GLASS GOBLETS at 99c. Il
dozcn-tive styles:
Very handsome WILLOW CHAIRS for children:
Is sets sIX-BALL CROQUET;
$50 DOtBLE-WARp ia COUNTERPANES;
A few more LADIES and CIiILDREN'S APRONS
at 90c. pair:
Our stock Of VALISES and S.tTCITELS Is again
complete:
90 dozen moro of those large LEATHER SATCH-
ELS. with outside pocket:
A beautiful line OF G + IT J. z Ms VEST
CHAINS;
Our POCkET-n NIVES are superior In quality, and
our assortment equals any in town:
A full line Of MEMS SOFT HATS:
All our patterns of SILVER-PLATED TEA and
TABLESPOONS warranted plated on white
metal;
All shades Except blondc) In our large REAL
HAIR SWITCH:
) dozen Of those elegant large WALNUT-TOr
TABLES:
Our new STEP-LADDER, with bracket for pail.
ANY one wishing 4 catalogue will have 1t mailed
them free by sending address 10
". a. STEVENS.
els JUj lreaG street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
EXCURSIONS.
ALL DAY IN WASHINGTON.
- GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
RoIrND TRIP ONLY TW,

1tOUIS1 1R''H
CHICKAHoMiNY TRIBE, No. 81, IMPROVED
o vi GRHNn Fl EXGtIHSION 10 WASHINGTON
nm WEDNESDAY,, September 90, 1877, leaving
Richmond by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potorac railroad from Elba siding at head OF Broad
street at 10 o'clock p. NJ, arriving Ia Washington
ut A. NJ on the 9Th instant; returning, the train
win leave ut 10 p. b., arriving In Richmond at
a. NJ on the 28th. This Arrangement will give par
Ties the privilege of spending the day either in
Washington or Baltimore, thus attording an oppor-
tunity OF combining business with pleasure. This
cursons, and has made ample arrangements to In
sure delightful time To all who may participate In
this the GRANDEST and CHEAPEST .EXCUR-
SION OF the season. ----s--,----,ts--..
There win be q. grand parade In Washington by
the Order In which members of sister tribes are re-
spectfuily invited to participate In regatta 80
; Tickets for, the round "trip. 81: way-pasSengers,
$I.50 Tickets for sale ut II. q. Wyaft's music
store; Randolph & Englishs; s. W. Farrarss, CORNER
Twenty-ffih aud Leigh streets, and at the train.
!. So I 6.Tu Th g M&WSt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

The Sublime Porte takes q sublime posi-
ton in declaring that he will not consent to
terms OF peace as long as there is Russian
soldier on Turkish soil. This has strong
appearance OF burlesque.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

.E A CALUaNY DENIED.--secretary Sherman
emphaticnliy and Indignantly denies re-
port which has been circulated that he has
approved paper obiiging the Ohio clerks
In the Treasury Department to go home and
vote at the coming election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

No STUMPING.-There seems to he diyi-
sion among the Virginia press as to
whether the State nominees shall take the
stump upon the debt question. We think
it best that this be left to the aspirants for
the Legislature, so that the issue Qunding or
anti-fundlng) may then be made and
thoroughly discussed, and thereupon let the
people decide the NATTER Abinglon FIR
1ini1p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
LETTER TO JONES.

] pass over the remedy
to 6e found In repudla-
tion, o measure repugnant
to all and not In the con-
temptation Of any, 1t Is
hoped /; and the only other
measure Of relief Is to be
found In the enforcement
Of the views presented In
my letter TO Mr.. Martin,
Of Charlotte, which, in
brief, is 10 demand and
enforce O Teddjustment
Of the public debt, which
snail determine and for
ever put at rest the
amonnt anhich zoe ought
to justly, and 1oiiI, I'M
deTtake TO pay, and Sc
cure 10 that sum an equi-
table participation in our
means to pay, fixing the
rates OF Interest within
the certain resources OF
revenue to discharge 1t
promptly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

BLAcKwooD's MAGAzINE.-The No. for
September Is received from Messrs. WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM, agents for the American
publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24
EDUCATIONAL.

HAVING SECURED THE SERVICE.
IL of graduate OF Lexington 20 educate n
boys. will take few SCHOLARS to he laugh,
with them. TERMS: sI7J for board and tuitl1n
Session 10 begin the ST OFOCTOBER. Situation 20
markably healthy on back river. In view Of The ba
Address i. +. HUDGfN-
Sc 22-2tE Hampton. Y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

M THE ROAD TO THE LARGEST
and cheapest stock of DRY GOODS In the city ends
at SYCLE BROTHERS, g Broad street. se10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-24

177" COHEN BROTHERS HAVE inn
m lst popular glove now offered in Paris and other
Europcan cities. Their price for two-button In
BLACK aah COLORED IS sl.63. Also the best
Use RID GLOVE In the city. sells
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The reader may judge for himself as to
the Generals consistency.
= The letter to JONES lets out secret
which is good Joke. The General writes !:
{. When 1t was believed that my nomina-
ton was certain consols fell from "a to
63.''
In the name OF reason, when was it be-
lleyed i" certain /" that the General was to
be nominateds and which Of his friends
humbugged him into that belief?
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RT DON'T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
before you look at SYCLE BROTHERS. No trou-
bic to show goods: and You will find the incest as
sortmcnt in the city. We will show on the
FIRST FLOOR
4 nice lot Of FLANSELS, in all the colors and n
an extra price,
We have an extra large lot of CANTON FLAN
NElS, just received:
VIC have 4 new lot of NAEY-BLUE, BOTTLE
GREEN, and SEAL-BROWN SILKS, in all the
desirable shades. ut 81 worth S1.25 per yard
BLACK SILKS at GJc. worth Soc;
BLACK SILKS AZ 7jc. worth 81
BLACK SILKS 1T IL worth Sl.25,
BLACK SILKS at S1.25 worth $l.75;
The largest lot Of SILKS in the city you will find Ut
500 SYCLE BROTHERS..
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Another Letter from General Malone.
The Salem Register publishes letter
from General MALONE to P. V. JONES which
does not seem to be consistent with his let
fer Tn Mr. BROCKETT:
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MARRIAGES..

Married. Oh Wednesday the 10Th September
1877, by DR.. William T.. Hatcher. Mr.. ARTHUR
N. GUM to Miss ADA VI. COOK, daughter OF Will
liam g. Cook, Esq. both Of Richmond. No cards.
Danyillc Times please copy.
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w FIRST APTIST CHURCH.
Rev. E. W. WARREN, d. d., will preach at II A.
NJ and p NJ. SUNDAY, 23d.
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Mrs. SUSAN READ
WILL RESUME TIE DUTIES OF HER school
at her residence, corner Twcnty-ci2hth and Br1at
streets.
SEPTEMBER "a. 1877
SC l7-7t%
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MTTWO HUNDRED DOZEN LADIES',
GENTLENEN'S. aud CIIILDREN'S KNIT
WEAR. purchased at recent tradc-salcs. arc offered
at small advance at COHEN BROTHERS.. Their
stock Of NOTIONS and SMALL. WARE is sold
cheaper than ever. 80 Is