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comn,;ment RI tina Administration.

Compliment to the ADMINISTRATOR.
When Mr.. HAYES and suite-or the ADJ
acknowledgements 70 Virginia the othes
day to Interchange civilities with the Viz
yinians old CAMsReN's organ, the Harris
burg Telegraph. ill-aaturedly said they
sought to stay there" This was a snow
of irritation because Mr. HAYES would not
send old Mr.. CAMERoN to England "to stay
there" for q few. years. 1t is hard that a
resentment 80 disproportioaed 10 the
offence should be visited upon the Adj
ministration; for Mr.. HAYES has i'm
proved upon the suggestion OF the
Pennsylvania congressman by appoint
ing from their State man that con-
fers upon it vastly more honor than
the appointment Of CAMERON could have
done. The people Of Virginia would not
object to the permanent sojourn OF the
President amongst them; but il such
prolongation of presidential visit never
occurs until caused by an act so meritorlous
as that OF preferring WELSH to CAMERON,
we do not think it ever will! The Presi-
dent may console himself for this spite OF
the CAMERON organ by rejecting that he
will have the thanks of better PennsylVa-
mans for having appointed man who Is
so much better than CAMERON. ......
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rIt is a good BILL

A NEW CONSTITUTIONAL AMEEDMENT.-A
Joint resolution introduced on Monday by
Representative Buckner, Of Missouri, pro,
poses the adoption Of new constitutional
amendment, as follows: .;
"Article II. All OF that part OF the nj
teenth amendment to the Constitution or
the United States which provides that 'the
right OF citizens OF the United States to
vote shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States, or by any State, on account
of race, color, or previous condition. shall
only apply or extend to. comprehend, or
include persons who were citizens OF the
United States on the 30th day OF March,
1870 (when said. amendment was adopted),
and their ISSUE"
The purpose OF the above is understood
to be to prevent Chinese or their descend
ants in this country from becoming voters.
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Pennsylvania Republicans.

The Philadelphia Times Of Monday morn
ing INDUCES in some shrcwd specrlatlons
In advance concerning the elections which
took place in. Pennsylvania yesterday.
These speculations were not encouraging
to the Republicans. As to their prophetic
truth we shall know better this morning.
But the Times gives the following view OF
the condition OF the party perpleXcd with
factions and crippled by discomfort. A
pretty fair picture it is:
What has made this general dry-rot and
occasional eruptions of faction in the Re-
publican party is patent to all. Men have
not changed from Republicans to Demo-
Gratis. but things are going badly for the
Republicans at home; the old house smokes,
the walls are soiled, the windows are bro
ken, the doors crcak on their hinges, the
gates are ajar, the family are smashing the
dishes to spite each other, and they will
scatter off in by.paths to sulk or frolic by
themselves, intehdingto come back in bet
ter days to gather up the purified fragments
and start new Republican household.
And this they will never do.
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r- PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY

MT PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY
this and next week should not forget to call ut
SYCLE BROTHERS.. They have the most extern
siye stock IN the city Of Richmond, and At prices to
suit the times.
In our Dress-Goods Department we have every
shade, color, and style.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at 12kc.:
Nice DRESS GOODS at one shilling per yard;
Handsome DRESS GOODS ut CSC;
Beautiful BLACK CACHEAIIRE ut 45c.:
100 BLACK CACHEMIRES reduced to 75c.;
l25 BLACK CACHEMIRES reduced to 90c:
COLORED CACHEMlRE from 621sc. to 90c. per
yard-all shades; ..-.
$50 pieces BLACK ALPACA from one shilling to
81 per yard If any person wishes an ALPACA
DRESS they can buy it from SiCLE BRO
THEIRS for twenty-five per cent. less than any
where else.
Good CASSIMERES for so, 75c., 81, and S1.23
per yart-an extra large assortment;
CLOAKS. SHAWLS. FURS, i / f r D
SKIRTS, and CORSETS-a large stock to select
Ladies' Gentlemen's, and Children's UNDER
WHITE FkANSEk at M jan and Isl 55 and 2'c
M fFG sh Sc t. 2Ss The cheap
est in, the city. Don't fall to look at our 81
200 S piece: of LINEN CRASH at loc., real value
ls ore S stock Of 81 HITE and CoLoRED DLAN-
nIA NSkE; from l.e5 10 81 0 a pair;
We call special attention to our So and 81 BLAN-
KETS:
Sill X VEIyETS--a large assortment:
SILK VEIIVETS from 50 to so per yard;
VELV ETEENS in all colors and shades;
BUTTONS GA Al IS}%ISf FRISGEs' aud all the
BL ACK. WHITE, and COLORED, In two and
three button, KID GLOVES from Toe. to
sHEETlNGS. TABLE-IOTIIS, NAPKINS, OIL,
CLOTHS, BED-TICkS, and DAMASk ut all
prices to suit everybody:
We have a large stock of HOSIERY, SCARFS.
| HANDkERCHIEFS, and COLLARS and
CUFFS at reduced prices:
Look at our LINEN IIUCK TOWELS ut $3.50 per
dozen, real valuc So per dozen, and thousands of
| other goods that we could mention but for want
| of space. .-
Persons wishing samples will please send postage
Goods sent c. o. D. Special attention paid to orders
Come and be convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS'
| Is the place to buy your DRY aud FANCY GOODS.
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
81 BROAD street,
oc27 between Third and Fourth streets.
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The Telephone. An Account OF the Pho
nomena OF Electricity, Magnetism, and
Sound, as Involved in its Action, with
Directions for Making Speaking Telc-
phone. BY A. z. DoLBEAR. TUFTS College,
author OF sEThe Art Of Projecting" etc.
Boston: LEA & SHEPARD.
A very "timeous :" and instructive little
book.
For sale by ELLYsoE & YANcEY.
Babv Ballads. By UNo. Illustrated by
OSCAR PLEsC1H. Boston LEA Il SHEr-
ARD. .,. -...
This little baby-book is very inGeniously
illustrated.
For sale by ELLysoN & YAScET.
DIANA. BY SUSAN WARNER, author Of
"Wide, Wide World" co-author Of
"Wych Hazel" The Gold of Chicka-
rce." New York: PUTNAM &c Sons.
For sale by ELIrsoN & YANCEY.
introductory German Reader. BY Dr.. EMIL
OTTo. With Notes and Vocabulary by
EDWARD S. JoYNEs, NJ. A., Professor of
Modern Languages in Washington and
Lee University. .:.
For sale by ELLYsoN & YANcEY. ...,.
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The City Election.

Yesterday there was the most quiet and
civil election that has occurred in this city
since the war; The returns appear in the
local department OF this mornings DIS
patch. 1t will be seen that there Is an I'M.
mense falling off in the vote. This is caused
mainly by the poll-tax qualification OF the
voter. That has rurged the ballot very en-
tensivcly. But besides that there was an
unusual absence Of public interest and pup
lie excitement. The chief interest was OF
a kind that is confined mainly to the more
intelligent voters.
Taking the signs at our election in Rich
mond as indicative OF the general feeling,
VIC hope that it will be found that through
out the State there has been not only an un'
common degree OF quiet and order, but that
the people have exercised their Judgments
with prudence and discernment, and that
we shall after all have very fair Lesisla-
fCrc
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SPECIALS. NOTICES. Il
NE HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP
DRY GOODS t5.as'

AT THE POPULAR BROAD-STREET
DRY-GOODs EMPORIUM OF
THALHIMER BROTHERS. COL BROAD STREET
where we are constaaly receiving and selling some
Of the best bargains of the season Irrpn,;c1r
80 pieces new styles and colors kNiCKERBOCk-
So pieces porIfSs Ice. worth
a. 5isses E FTauRED and STRIPED mArnEssA
81 pieces coLoRED cACnEM1REs from 80 to
A full YI line Of BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS for
dresses and trimmings ut very low prices. tive
large variety of BLACK and MOURNING
mise Delaines. &C. just received. few LARGE
p Wells 9t very low Prce ses, STYLES and
trimmings-at low prices; sr-,nrc
Also, LADIES and MISSES sHA"Ls' shtKfs'
&C., &C. n,rs, ,,,cc
g. snG i E9T fsf!sH tSDF h
Give US q call on them the, ;.oonc su,, 40 s,ee,,nps
Towels, Napkins, Table Linen, Oil Cloths, ban
kets. Quilts. Curtains, Laces-at extra low prices:
oAE 10 1--WE us cali for cheap CARPET
Some and special bargains in CASsiMEkES,
WATERPROOF. and REAVER-CLOTHs, Tor
mems and boys wear-oue Of the best and largest
WHITE. RED BLBE and 1 Stray f, FLANEE is
uEI fs e afs ksFFPo ha
ceived, 90 dozen LIGHT anu DARh SiiAi)ES
KID GLOVES ut so, 75c., and Sl-alnong them
ali The latest shades in nayy-blue, dark-srecn,
gray seal-brown, &C.:
40 dozen CENT EMEN'S LIGHT and DARK
SHADES KID GLOVES at 81 pair to close
them out-these goods are elegant quality and
worth $50 TO - pair. .
GOODS which will be sold at very low prices to
reduce the stock. Call and see them, as IL VIII
pay YOU to do
Also, a great variety Of NOTIONS. RIBBONS,
sCARFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDh k,t;
CHIEFS, CORSETS, POCKET-BOOkS. JEW
ELRY. SCARF-PINS. SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS. RUFFS, RUFFLINGS,& &C., which Will
be sold Mt The lowest prices, rs we believe In
quick sales and small profits. and will give our
customers all the advantages we can.
Give us call and secure some Of The bargains now
offered ut TuALHIMER BROTHERS..
COL Broad street.
n. B.-MR. CHARLES HUTZLER is now with
us, and will be pleased to his friends and GUS
toners ut TIIALlIIMER BROTHERS.
nos COL Broad street.
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nY- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
FER this week
pieces GUINET'S BLACK SILKS ut Sl.25, re-
duced from over So; ..-..-
10 pieces BOSSETS at $40, formerly sold at
4 pieces TAPISsTER BLACK SILK at 1885, for
lnerly sold at $3.50:
4 pieces TAPISSlER BLACK SILK at $3.50. for
mcry sold at ~. -
their various shades and qualities.
They will also offer
800 LACE CURTAINS at $3.50 set for TWO VIII
dOws:
$50 LACE CURTAINS at $40 set:
Oh LACE CURTAINS at $40 u set worth Slo, ut
40 pieces APPLIQUE CURTA1N-MUsLIS, at
from doc. to Csc. yard.
A large lot OF real BRUSSELS CURTAINS very
cheap.
500 LANIBREQUISS in Nottingham, Spitzbergcn,
and real Brussels.
Also, from bankrupt sale of large upholstery
house. large stock OF CRETUNNES, UPHOL-
STERY, REPS In all the various colorS, including
several pieces OF SILK DAMASSES 1.-THE finest goods
imported.
for thousands of novelties call Ut ,
oc 81 .Ia COHEN BROTHERS.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS. ILL.,.
TO LYNCHBURG
AL AND
THE VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, TUESDAY,

NOVEMBER 18TH.
The ladies' of Trinity Methodist church have mr.
ranged for an EXCURSION pia the Banyiile and
Atlant ic, Mississippi and Ohio railroads to Lynch
burg, Va, on TUESDAY the 18Th instant. The
price of tickets, ROUND-TRIP, will be only FIVE
nOLLARS-good for thirteen days. This will give
minister's delegates, and others who desire 1t, nm
opportunity to intend the sessions of the Virginia
Annual Conference, which convenes in Lynchburg
ON the 14th. This Is rare opportunity for persons
desiring to Yisl Lynchburg, whether on pleasure
business to save money. Persons going by this ex-
,cursion can return on any day they choose within
the limits of the time stated. Cars leave Danyllle
depot about O'Clock TUESDAY MORNING. Ex-
eursion tickets can DO procured at Il. L. ID. WAL
FoRD's, Bl4 Main street; lat sMiTH.& RADi's.
1419 Main street; ut MCPIIAIL BRoTHEn's
drugstore corner Eighteenth ana Broad streets, and
OF the committee Tuesday morning Ut the depot,
no 7-4tW,F,S&M
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RICHMOND, Va, November 5.-The Pre-
sident breakfasted with Rev. DR.. ). l.. NC
Murray, an old school-mate, and then went
to the FAIRGROUNDS. where he was soon
surrounded by crowd OF thirty thousand.
Chicago Times.
"McMurrav What is fame, DR.. Curry!
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SPEAKER SAYLER Pro TEM.-Speaker Kan
dali lust before the adjournment on Mon
day gave notice that he would be absent
from the city until Wednesday, and APP
pointed Representative Sayler Speaker pro
tenn. until his return. MIR. Randall lett on
the evening train for Philadelphia.
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PRIpEMoRE.-On Monday, in the House,
saws the Washington Republican, MIR.
Wood, with that dignity which character
ICES his official bearing, reported from the
Committee of Ways and Means two OF the
resolutions which he was prevented from
introducing by the objection OF Mr.. PRIDE.
more last week. They were passed without
opposition, and that single glance OF the
leader to where Mr.. Pridemore sat spoke
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MEETINGS.

NNUAL MEETING.-Th annual
n meeting Of the STOCKIIOL DERS or THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
office of the company In the city OF Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY the 21st of November: 1877, al
IL. O'Clock A. NJ. j. Is. WlESIOh' .
, "a
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The Masonic Grand Lodge OF West Vir-
siniq will meet in Martinsburg on Novem-
Der 18th. J. W. Atkinson, editor OF the
Wheeling Standard, is the Grand Master
It showed in Illinois and Wisconsin on
Monday.
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That VIC,
the subscribers being stockholders In the James
River and Kanawha Company, do hereby CONSTITUTE
and proxy to represent each Of us In all general
meetings of the Stockholders Of said company nel
when we are not personally present or represented
by some other proxy, with full power and authority
at such general meetings to give such vote or SotS,
and tn do such other act or acts each OF MS could
rive or do asa member of said meetings II we were
personally present; and we do hereby ratiy and con-
Arm whatever vote votes act or acts. our said at
toruey may lawfully give do for us In pursuance
OF The authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this = day OF -,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
~ ISEAL.l
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The famine in India has 30 fur subsidized
that the Subscription at the london Man
sion House has closed. The amount re-
ceiycd has been S2,230,000, besides $780,
900 collected ut Madras.
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Ne YOU CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST
BLANKETS EVER SOLD IN THIS CITY!
One thousand pair BED BLANKETS at 81,
$3.50. $s, 1925, $3.50, 81, 1926, $3.50, IS, Sc,
81, IS, &c. $40, 81, s12, ga, $15, s1s, and $50
pair, ut LEVY BROTHERS..
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IsPECrAL NOTICES.

@ CLoAKsl CLoAKs! CLoAKs!
The largest stock-the best-assorted stock-thc
cheapest stock; all prices, from ~ to $50. We
show to-day 100 styles OF CLoAKs manufactured
by six of the largest manufacturers In New York.
Also, n large assortment of imported CLOAKS at
no7 LEVY BROTHERS..
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M BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (corner Tenth aud Broad streets).-Rcv.
PRESTON NASH will preach THIS "Wednesday
NIGHT at TX O'Clock.
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MARRIAGES.

. Married. at the residence of the brides parents
Thursday, November LIST. by Rev. j. a. French
Miss CORNELIA F. CRANE, OF Richmond, to D.
W. T. GILLIAN, Of Hampton, Va. No cards.
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ret bargains In BOOTS and SHOES AT
J. MAYS, COZ Broad street.
Here are n few OF the prices:
A big lot OF those Ladies' GOAT BUTToN-BDOls
ut 81. SO lust received ami selling rapidly;
Misses and Children's GOAT BLTION-Booi>'
Gcntrmcn-s NEAT BOX-TOE THREE AAD
TWO-SOI.E CATERS. $50: .,..,..,.
Ladies, FOXED and GOAT FINE BUll0N-
BOOTS. 81 and s2.2J; 100. .,,,,. IN.
Ladies' excellent GLOVE-klD I.ACt-StioEs;
Ladies FOXED CATERS, Sl.25, sl.5o, and up
Misses SCHOOL LACE-SHOES. II. - aud $3.50;
Chll,iren's SCIIOOL-SHOES, sl-eHeryI"dy buys
Ladies GOAT LACE-sHoEs, sl.25. $3.50, $40
and upwards:
Gcntrmcn's NEAT LACE-SiIOES, $50:
The prcltie<t CATERS for gentlemen, Omly $40
Ladies' CALF LACE-STiOES.S 81 800:
Ladies' FINE KID CONGRESS, 1928:
Bows and Youths SclIbOl-SllOES:
Misses SCHOOL PEGGED SHOES. Il: ...,.,.,.
ChiircnS GOAT SILFER-rlPPED fE""E'
SHOES, 75c.; ,r,,,,., ,,.r
One of the largest lots Of Ladies SATCiiELS ever
offered. at 75C.--ncvcr sold 81 low:
GentIcIneu's PLAIN CATERS only ~,
and numerous other bargains. which pu'th1''
Will iindat JACoh Mnl = ,o,
Closed on Saturdays til 5:l5 7. NJ Orders .:
,Uaii receive nrOnlpt attention. ~ u
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OFFICE OF THEJAatES RIVER AND
L A NIIk COMPANY.

RlCiMoND' No'cIhoei " 90 ~.
THE ANNUAL MEETINGS OF TIE
Il STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA COMPANY and of the BU-
CHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE. RAILWAY
COMPANY viii be held 1T this office on WE'D
NESDAI the 14th instant. at O'CLOCK L. NJ.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
! FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.

PETERSBURG
SAVINGS AND INSURANCE COMPANY
PETERSBURG, VA.
''''. SZou.ooo
LOSSES PAID SINCE INCORPORATED. S4s2,944 90
LOSSES UNPAID mot DUEl ....-...... l,4OO 90
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~-"iHE CRY is STILL THEY
GOMEZ
II. r. PRICE & CO.

n. r. PRICE & co.
announce that second supply Of desirable
FALL FABRICS
has arrived. These embrace, In part, ...'
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and MAIE-
LASSE CLOAKS;
ForeIga and Domestic KS1CkERBOChERS
BoURETTES, CASHAIERES, and other latest
novelties. 80
To their stock of BLACK SILKS they invite spe-
cial attention,
COLORED SKIS. in newest shniies, AZ 81;
New and nopby designs In French. Engilsh, ana
American CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
This department receives particular attention,
which assures the buyer in getting Just the article
represented.
Gen rmcu's furnishings In SOCKS, COLLARS and
CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFS: Kid, Dogskin,
Berlin, Castor, and other GLOVES;
The best assortment Of gentleinen's SCARFS In the
R1JFFtiNGs, EMBRoIDERIEs, LACEs, and
other articles for the ladies';
An assortment of LINENS and CRETONNES that
can please the most fiistidiOus;
SILK, CAMBRIA, aud ALPACA UMBRELLAS
for gentlemen aud ladies':
CAsHMERE, MATELAsSE, and SHETLAND
WOOL SHAWLS.
Wv 'N T.R. PRICE & CO.,
DC 16 1l01 Mniu street.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
RECEIVED:

400 dozen REAL KID GLOVES in Black and CO.
lors at 75c.-the real value of which Is $50;
Also. the" LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVES;
so dozen LADIES KNIT VESTS at Acc, rs dozen
at S5c. to 81:
GENTLE1fEN'S and CIflLDRES'S UNDER
WEAR, in all qualities and sizes, al great reduc-
ton. E 30
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= =. M, SHERRY.-Just landing in New
York per Caledonia from Cadiz, '.,r-'r7- 10. ..
90 CASKS WIDOW HARMONY SHERRY. &.
The above wine WILL be here In n few days, and
shall be pleased to receive orders for same.
Q. 10" OSCAR CRAM,
no 6-2w No. IA Governor street.
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MET ANDREW ANTONI, ,.'..
RESTAURATEUR AND CONFECTIONERY, 4
.;,-. . No. l1O5 MAIN STREET.
Citizens aud strangers will always nd the decacies
of the season ut the
I,ADIEs.iAND GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT
mt reasonable prices. Also,
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFEC-
TIONERY AND CHOICE FRUITS.
foe 31-tko22
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MILITARY NOTICES.

.~E, =, MILITARY NOTICES.
sSED COMPANY. ATTENTION!-s
Il Assemble at Regimental ArmOry In q
citizens dress, with while gloves. THIS WED-W
NESDAY, 7th, promptly ut s o'clock, TO accept II
special invitation. 1t is earnestly desired that every
member should attend. by order Ro. Ii. GILLIAN,
Lieutenant commanding. - - Y
- JOSEPH PIZZINI,
no 7-lt* Orderly Sergeant.
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m DON'T BELIEVE \ WORD OF 1T,
but call and see for yourselves. The cheapest DRY
GOODS ever sold in this city can now be had at
LEVY BROTHERS. They keep the largest stock
in this city They have the largest store in this CITY,
arhey sell more DRY GOODS than any other store
in this city, and you can get more DRY GOODS for
your money than at any store in this city. no7
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Nv order of the Board of Directors.
WILLIAM =. MUNFORD,
no 3,7,12 t+ - secretary.
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III COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUS.

1T COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
purchased of q retiring importer
SO pieces COURTAULD'S ENGLISH GRAPES, III
qualities from thar suitable for trimming to the
heaviest and widest for wells, all OF which they
viii sell at near 100 per cent. less than usual
prices
They are also offering the largest and cheapest stock
of BLACK and COLOKED SILK FELFETS
ever offered before In this city;
4 large stock Of PIANO. and TABLE-C0TERS
from $3.50 to S35:
RUSSIAN CRASH at 6, 6, 10, and l2i!c.;
All the novelties In SCARFS, BALLOONS.
PRINCES. and other FANCY GOODS:
Their NOTION DEPARTMENT comprises every
thing that is novel;
Try their SPOOL SILK four for csc. worth 12t.c.
each; .... 4..
Their HOSIERY DEPARTMENT isnow the most
extensive in this city. ... -... oc ~
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M COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW IN
RECEIPT OF ....
4 full stock of CLOAkS and SHAWLS, which they
offer at low figures; 70. .'
Also, q large stock of ENGLISH BEAVERS from
81 to 81 4 yard less than market value; 49,
CARPETS and FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS; .......
WINDOW-sHADES and FIXTURES; ,...
HAMBURGER EDGINGS at 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, s, 9, 1oc.,
and up-all below market value. s.
COHEN BROTHERS,
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Closed SATURDAYS. &C 80
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ENOTS. SHOES. &c.

r OW PRICES AND FAIR Hj
IL DEALING HELPS TRADE MOREese
THAN FAIR WEhTHER.-S0w IL your time ~
get bargains III BOOTS and SHOES at
J. MAYS, COZ Broad street
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Mt CoLORED SILK VELVETS AT

T COLORED SILK VELVETS AT
$3.50 per yard worth $3.50 per yard-this Is
special bargain;
BLACK SILK vELyETS at $780, $1.75. 81,
$3.50, IS, and up TO 81 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at 60, IS, IS, 9Oc., 81, $1.25,
sl.35, $3.50, s1.75, ~, 1926, $3.50, 1915,
and s3-the SILKS are from 25c. to IL per
yard below regular prices;
COL ORED SILKS In dark and light shades at e1-
traordlnary bargains;
STRIPED and PLAID SILKS cheaper than ever at
MOI LEVY. BROTHERS.
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MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular WEEKLY MUSICALES will be held.
as heretofore, on THURSDAY EVENING at SS
O'Clock mt Mozart Hall, on Eighth street.
-. no let
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AMUgEM ENT'S.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
III rs TONIGHT! TO-NIGHTI
LIE COMMASDEUR CAZENEUVE will astonfsh,
mstify and please, presenting novel; startling and
wonderful Mathematical Experiments, Mechanical
Marye!s and pleasing Mysteries OF Magic. Grand
family reunion at SATURDAY MATINEE. Popu.
lar prices, SO and 25c. no 7-ltN