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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
Nv Harrison q O'Meal, Auctionecrs.


CTEAMER FOE SALE BY PUBLIC
y AUCTION.
Under authority OF decreo of the Corporation!
Court Of AeXandrin city, Va, in the suit o!
Baylcs and Others against +. +. Corbett and 9TH
ers, defendants. passed at Inc April term. 1871 the
undersigned, as adminialrslor Of ), W. Over.
TOMS estate, will offer, on SATURDAY, April
70, 1877, at II O clock y. H., by public auction.
at the ship yard lower ord OF Union street, in
the city Of Alexandria, Va, the following do
scribcd STEAM Err VIRGIL MA, together with
u lot Of cabin furniture, rope, whoebsrrows
anchors, and other articles THIS steamer mas
q fine boiler ard double cnyine, almost new and
in good working order. Tho hull o! the steamer
wants some rcpuirs. Shc Wss built and IL adapt
ell to the creek ard river trade and - o! 81 Tons
burthen, with Stern wheel.
Terms Of saIo Ct steamer t:e-halt cash On
day Of sale tho remainder in six months from
dato Of sale, with negotiable no.a, aad lien re
tanned on steamer. The other article: cash Oh
day of sale. Il. J. LUCAS,
CD l3-ts Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27

THE SHIP YARD. Tho ship yard of the
Alexandra Marine Railway and Shipbuiding
Company has bccu pu! under the exclusive
control of Captain }. I. Rodgers, who will here
alte, supervise all Of rs business. Captain
Rodgers is practical naa Of much experience
and will 20 doubt prove 3 m5st efficient super
irtcndent.
All over the world Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
is making its way, aud every ace it rcache;
ccn,umptve people are more seldom met Il
is truly blessing to humanity, aud only cost:
Is cents. -- --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
Lost AND FOUND.

rTHAkEN UP on the my premises, in AleXan-
I Gria county, April %, RED cow, which
the owner can havo By proving property ana
paying charges. JOHN WlLoON'
!, Near Con ralescent Camp. Alex co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
~roT1CE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

Your attention is hereby called to S the e. aOse
lutte necessity of settling your tsa o,i o. in the
The coleetiOn Of all sutn T the 18th day Of Msy,
iS1 Bv ord order Of the Fin Com City S0uSe' Dist
=, os-7r, 3; K. FIELD, Col, 5. Olst'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27

FIRE WARDENs. The Board Of Fire War
iens held a meeting last CHI.
a new jacket OF plsnishcd iroa was ordered
to be placed upon the Columbia engine.
Several bills for supplies furnished The de-
partmcut we're audited and ordered 10 u paid
after which the Board adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
lMari;uls by Toles.aph


NEW YORK. April 27.-Stocks active and
market irregular and lower. Money ooid
lO7s. Flour advancing. Wheat held 2aoc
higher Corn lie better.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Vrgins Is deferred,
5; VlrgniaS, consolidated. Il; do. "a series 4 |.
Cotton dull and weak; middling lossll. flour
Western SUPER 7sS7 50; do Extra SsS9; DO.
Family . 75sSlO 20, other grades unchanged;
Whest strong, buoysnt and quiet; PeDn l red
2l5a225; Maryland rod 200a225. Corn-South-
ern Grmoy and higher Western irregular, out
closed firm and lal!c higher, than yesleITadsy ;
efn mixed H spot' April and May 7c5 June ~
steamer &C. Oats firm and fairly active; South
ern 1855; Western white 52s55; Western mix TX
cd 80; Pcnns So Rye fTmer and higher at 9oa
100 Hay irm unchanged Coffee irmer an and
higher; Rio carsoes lG4s2Ot; Jo66ing lota7ls
Sugar quiet and easier ut III. WhisKey Nrn
or 81 IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
EvF. EScr.,y, suciioneer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE
Y CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA, FOE
SALE-Under authority OF tho decree OF the
Circuit Court Of tho United Sta.c3 for the East.
ern Diztric. Of Virginia in the suit Of William
Smith, trustee, against David Turner, passed on
the first dsy Of December 1877, tho undersIgn-
ed, as commissioners therein mined will offer
On SATURDAY, April 18th, 1877, At twelve
O clock m, by public auction, in from! or tho
tho premises, the following described property:
a LOT OF GROUND, with the BUlLD-
INGS thereon erected, situate /" inc city Of
Alexandria, Va, on the east side If Royal st.,
and to the southwark Of King stree! and bound
ed as follows, TO wit: Beginning upon Royal e.
one hundred and twenty feet 70 the southwark
Of King street. and npor tho south line Oh q
twenty feet alley; runnlng thence hast"ardlT
with the line OF said alley and parallel to hlnG
street one hundred and twenty-thrcc feet hve
inches thence southWardly with the Inc paral-
lei 10 Royal street thirty feet; thonce wes.,
wardly parallel TO King street ono Aun'rcd ana
twenty three feet five inches TO Royal ST.; thenco
binding Herewith northwsrdiy thlrty."no feet
to the beginning.
Terms of Sale: For cash IS to so much as may
BIO necessary to pay the costs OF suit and OF sale,
and the residue in three equal instalment' ut
one, two and three years, to be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser, bearing Interest at SIX
per cent from the day Of sale, with good person
al security, and the title to be- retained until tho
purchase money is fully paid, and the properly
liable to be resod ~ the risk OF the purchA:c:
upor his failure 10 comply with tho terms Il
sale. Concentrating u. the cos: OF the purchaser
BPPA HUNTON,
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Jr.,
min lT-2swts Commissioners Of Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
CANDIDATES.

ysHU THE VOTERS or ALEXANDRIA
Z. CITY, respectful announce myself SIS a
Candidate for Superintendent Of Gas, subject to
tho decision Of the conservative nominating con-
vention. If elected, l will faithfully discharge
tho duties Of the position. Respectfully,
NH 2J-tt@ EDW AID NCfklS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
1n- KING STREET. % =
MILK D E Z 7.
RECEIVED DAILY FROM RE-. ROBERTS
DAIRY.

Now Milk &c par quart; skinned &c; Smar
Case lOc per quart ,, o..
Ice Cream SOC per quart; Frozen Custard 2oc
civ t Ice Cream per gallon $3.50; Frozen Gus
return my thanks 10 my friends and gen.
e:ous public for their liberal patronage, hoping
bv strict attention TO business to mort contln-
uMlion ot the asmo
]. s. FORCE. No. 125 King ST..
jan SO-3m Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
NTEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRY
~ GOODS AT
CARTER
r.n- .Eorlr Of Sn4cn NaSlinptOns ~. u.


We arc selling the very best Calico that is made
in beautiful Spring styles at u;
Shooting Gotten, very wide, excellent quality,
only %, worth DO (slightly soiled(
Bed Ticking, yard wide. double twllled, best IN
the world, only p, worth - (slightly solled).
Pure Linen Table Damask, very line, IN rem
nsnt cf2 p and yards, only %. worth 10
Lons,lale Cambria, gard wide, finest that l5
made, only - worth -
New and beautiful Spring Drcsz Goods in ell
the new French :hsdcs. 10. ii, II, ID, IS. 20 %,
81, 81. 80
We arc selling the cheapest Black Silks in Wash
iogton. 6, 1oo H. 1Ia' l23' 49, 80 1872
175, Isl.
Back Cashmcres, ~ inches wide. very fine,
only 90 worth 10; these cheap Cashmeres were
bought ut auction
B.sck Alpacas, Very cheap Is, p, .. 80, 81,
and our hcaut;fli Black Silk Mohair Alps-
c.. only 20 worth -
pWlitc Wool Fannc l.; large Dinner Napkins
pur. linen s. T wcl> >, White Spreads - !;
Tsb'e Linen %: Linen uandkerchies b;
Spool Cotton )
We nre always c-owded, selling Dry Goods
very chez. Our friends are requested not 10
buv one ward u goods unt.! tacy nave examih'
e. our STOCK. LNP y!
JylGHINS' so, P--2j co4es just received by
II ~; q. WIN. RAMSAY.
riNED PICKLES by the gallon for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27

REMOVAL
Whilst gratefully acknowledging the liberal
patronage my friends and acquaintance have
! oiyen me- ut my former place, would hereby
Sactlul]y inform them that ! have today
e. fonr doors farther west, where l shall
move c',f1,o to so,ve them with EXCELLENT
eT 4HWS .HMOKING snd CHEWING TO
| BACCO. sc. NICOLAS MT1A1M
0G-St $3.50 N - ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27

Dor h. 4 yesr ago prime Steers WLr9 9uo'0u
at lO3al1c per ID; Two years Mgo at l2tsfH;,
Mich Cows-Roceipts 81 head, wh'ch PaF'l,Y
sold at GOaSG5 each Common t" extra ''"S Do
quoted at 45a$75 nara rlv
% nor III bioher than on Monday Of last week,
and trade was fair 1t oaot per ID l'' t''0' -
Sheep and Lambs-Keceipts 1852 mead Mar,
ket fairly active for medium 10 gocd Sheep, H''u
a shade stronger Heavy Sheep ru!en rather
dull. in CONSEQUENCE uI the warm wcsth"F; i'S
which tho prensr lions arc not yet conple:o'
Slaughterers for the English market! ho"evc!'
took some of the heavy wtthers AZ S'oI pt'c sI
The extreme range for unshorn Sherp w" " VI
nc Der ID, exclusively vi cal iouu OF 1eAss
Sheen which sold at SIC per ID; clipped sneep
ranged from state per ID; Spring hsmos from
10! to l2lc per ID.
Hogs-Receipts 1852 head. Market Guie: at
5 S5aS5 95 per lCO lbs for 1.-Two Hogs, with two
carloads selling at S 90aS5 70 respectively.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Ap: 2j.-Galt!e-
Receipts 500; shipments. 4:GoO; u1i anu .At 10
o0O; shipments, 3 400; dull opened stoady, bus
uriees declined. closing with downward tendency
light. S 4OaS5 IS; good 10 choice heavy shipping,
s 5JsS5 IS Sheap--Receipts 90; 'taauyi good
demand - 2jaSU?o.
GEogoEvowN CATTLE MARKET, April u
lOJ &ead Of Cattle were sold at prices ranging
from to &c per ID. 500 Sheep and Lambs were
offered; Sheep brought 4!s6!c per 10; LOT cup
ned, and Lambs 5 to Zoe per ID 4o Cows and
Calves sold st 25aSl1
CISc1sNAr1 Hoo MARKET, April 2j:-Lire
Hors active ard firm; common. 4 COAST 80 lnlr
10 GOOD light, lOaSj 80; packing, oa9o oo;
butchers. 5 4OaS5 -. Receipts, ",G9U; shipments
1855
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27

Tie OrrMAN CAsE.-ln The y. :. District
Court, 10 day, The case O! the u. S. against W..
II. Oitmap, for the recovery Of that portion OF
the $47, 600, stolen from the u. 5. Treasury,
deposited in The German Savings Bank 81 this
city, vas postnoncd until the 10Th proximc.
l.. l.. Lewis, u. S. Disric. Attorney, Judge
Wilson aud COL NJ. D. Ball appeared for the
government and I. j.. Smith, esq, and cx
Senator Matt. Carpenter for the Defendant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
ANUS ANE sIsT&.
DkUf. HALLS

PEoF. HALLS
FAMILY GATHERING.
Grand Panoramic Exhibition At tAn
Firat Baptist Church,
Monday and Tuesday CIV gs.. Apr! ~ ~ May |.
ILLUMINATED PAINTINGS.
Tickets 20 cts children half price .,
7,3O o, m. Brilliant prograrhm0 oI eAh!Dits
ro1 each evening. Sp -T"'
rEHHE ALEXA. THESPIAN CLUB Will
L give two performances at
PEABODY HALL,
On I'll ESDAY and WEDNESDA F'0o.'
May lst and I'd.
Sheridan. brilliant comedy Of b. RIVALS
will be presented with fine music, appropriate
scsnofy and elegant costumes The proceeds
will be for the bcne!i. OF the alexandra Library
and for charitable purposes.
Admission SC; reserved seats Toe. tickets
for sale Il. Geo. T. French's bookstore and 81
LunGs drug store. ap 90"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27

vicur IS in fair demand, and PRICES are hrm
.. ,atn!ions. Wheat is in light receipt and
,,,.. 4g!o made at 100. 220 225. 2S0 and 234 tor
....~,,n 10 choice. Corn lie quiet. though the
...'.: ,.i. To-day sre the highest brought TINS
,..,a, ssl, e OF 700 bushels at 60 for mixed,
Nd lf,r wb to. A small loi Of Oats brought
.snd 20 and we quote choice Ryo at g. though
.ro.n,os offered today. Country produce dull
.rl hover, The m. ukst, which has been excited
,rI ..r,r;sh during the week, closes easier, The
a,a.,,ions to-day showing about the h'shest
:.yr-. As compared with other markets Of
Ne STATE prices hero are the highest by from 10
j. Sc on Whost and 3s5c on Corn. The sudden
-, IN Grain reported in tho Eastern markets
il. ,x,ondsi to tho Western. Most OF tho
,,vty, attribute i: to the Eastern war; others
,.,;a think !. OWING - speculative" move
uguts Cniy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES w" DepdH
mcnt, Office ofhc Chief Signal Officer WASH
,poton, d. g., Apnl ~, lS77-lo:5n 4. III. -
For the Middle States and the Lower Lake IL
gion generally cloudy weather and rain, wl'h
rorthcast to southeast winds, statiooary or
slowly falling barometer aud 30 decided charge
liz fernnnralurC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
FANCY GOODS.
FANCY GOODSs
\ o11oE.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES AT
LESS THAN COST,
Slightly defaced)
DEpnVJS
AND VEXILO SETS.

a full line, from enc dollar to ten dollars, per
SGT, in boxes. 1T
np2l &C. BRRRY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27

UAMBUkG and NAINSOOK EDGINGS
IL u large assortment at low prices 81
FERG USON y BROS,
an ~ G6 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27
ArEvANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
CoNFIsCATIoN SUIT.-In the Cuited s ~ s

CONFIsCATIoN SUIT-In the Quilted ~ s
! Circuit Court, Judge Il. ". Hug hes rr"s!Io@,
Yesterday the case Of JOIN Anvil vs. tie II 4
andra Water Co., came up for trin! p'ti"-
the late war sundIy shares oil stock Il: Tie y
andria Water Co., owned BIZ W. n. and j. H..
Mcf eigh, we: e Gu Ii Ct &. hy ni;cf at j"''sr
Underwood, and al the sale were p!r|'!'S'd 0i
Wm. \. DuGcau, who subsequently sod ~ III
TO Avil The Water Company refused to rcco&-
mise the confscation or transfer the stock on It's
books, and this suit Was brought 10 enlorce
such transfer, or the payment OF the stock aud
dividends.
Judge Hughes inSru.;c; he a.y that it
they believed that ". \. DluraG'S ;l!c Was
obtained through coGL .cition Sa!t tia! vas
not legal ia May lSG+ an'; !iiat there has been
continual denial Of the validity o Duncan :
title by the defendant caopauy siuoc June,
1867; aud that tho plaintiff had such ru.icc Of!
this tact as should have put him upnn enquiry
as to the character of that title bafurG purehas
ing the shares of stock 10 question, they Should
find for the defendant.
The jury after an absence Of about fifteen
minutes returned verdict for the defendant.
The plaintiff was represented by ". WIZ
oughby aud j. &. De'utron, csq>., and the
defendant by s. +. Beach, esq.
u. S. CIRCUIT CoURT-JudyeR " Hughes
presiding. Louis L. Payne qualified as an at
tcrncy to practice in this court.
u. S. vs.. W. II. Ottcuan H. :.!si pIalntlil,
by leave Of court, filed demurrer to spccia! lea
heretofore filed und cause continued until May
10Th next.
John Ayil w. Alexandria Water Co., order
against plaintiff to give security for costs.
U. S. District C0Wt-ln re Nancy Is.
Stewart; order for certificate Of iOal discharge
In re j. +. Couard; order 10 SHOW cause.
10 re Guune Smith; clerk ordered 10 ra.
issue attachment IN this cause.
Both courts adjourned until the ooh OF May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27


Nolleo-- Rio advices to dsy report y decidedly
Timer market for Coffee there, and tho noWs pa
Materially stEeng theme tho market here; o"I
'@ougn there is good enquiry from the trade,
lAcro is l..le doing, holders rs rule not beng
disposed to offer their stock at present. We
nave reported tho sale of 100 bags fully tsir
::io At l9c, sn advance Of fully &c on previous
ese>, but this is the only transaction we near o.
tie brokers' quotations to-day are as follows !:
dob la,s~Urdinary. ..,............. l6A l64
Fair 10 l9t
Good ........... 49, 1871
Prime NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 204 2O4
Cholce to faDcy-".......... ia 80
U"1d, 90 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27

r,uyosp MArKET, Apri! u. --The market
lr srs, .,s been active, and to-day there was
One excitement on Change. prices for Wheat
~ ,' to 2i2, the sale, being at az c los
White, and 205s2l0 for red Sales Of white Corn
1t U5s,j, and mixed st e0a62. Sales OF Oats 81
10. Nothing doing in Rye. All the offerings
Wei, taken without hesitation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-27

BALTIMORE SUGAR AID COFFEE MARKET -
'ugars--We are without transactions to note IN
Jaw goods. and wo report the market quiet and
esther easier in feeling. Prices are, however
NomiralIy unchanged and we still quote az toi'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
gtamIeu,S ~@ntae@Mmaem.

ST. STANLEY, Der mutbiae 2l~frifaz9tetz
ienbe, lift in Gapitabt angefpmmen, @Ieid7
3eitig nit bteier gta6rt9t langte Elm BON
ibm an ben vOatlD SelegrapA" geienoetes,
bon 2oanbo, ben 5. September oattrteS,
S6retben in 2onbon an. 9G1ielbe lit reid
an interenantenO Details itber biSberno9 ME
erforibte @e9enben, uno man bari in Der
Sbat Die benftpirbigeJteiie a[S etnen Wferfs
itetn in Ser @ei6t6te Der afrifanti9en
Gntoedungen be5ei6nen.
vlm ~beItdnoi9e GrtldrunSen SIT eripae
rem" beginut STANLEY, ytpiQ i'd Dor 9taem
eintge 8etnerfungen iber ben Namen 6es
grOBten afrtfanii6m Stromes, bes BRITT
gr0Bten Stron1es Der @rbe, PES @ongo,
MAIDEN,
Gs siebt sisentlt6 gar fsinsn Congo
Strom in Nfrita. 8iellnebF lit bies Der
Same zines mdBig grOBen 2atbes, pel9es
1t@ BON Der W9inbung 6eS Stromes iuDltb
uro parallel Demielben cine Strede tpeit
bt1ouf 3iebt, tpabren6 es inn Siben i6on
flnf bis ie6s englti6e Mfeilen bomStrome
e%ntfernt bur9 cine @ebir9sfette abgel6lols
len tptrb, Dem 8eiipiele Der g~tnseborenet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24

8ie idon ben1erft, umfaBt baS 6IuBgebtet
0eS Congo 860, 900 Quapratmeilen, tDobon
100000 Qua0ratmeilen alf 6as Baiiin
3tpii9en Ser 6eeneGegion uno Dem Meere
entfauer, Die 2drge 0es SIuiies bstrGgt
1900 en9lii6e W9eiIett, Don Der QueIe bis
NtangtUe 100 WseiIefL bon Riangipe bis
sum Wteere 1900 0feilen. Der b06fte
WaHeritan0 baHert boln s. Bis 20. Wfat.
Die Steigung beS 0aIers betrGgt i'm
Sbcrlalife circa s S6ub, in ben Gngen
Stptlden 20 un0 so S6ub. Gin manGea
Rlnften in Ser &~ataraften= Gegion errei6te
bic 3unabme oeS Ma1ierS bis Is 2ou per
Sag, bod nur bort, mo Der Slu6 blDB 500
garbS brett mar. Die JGIe baben cine
gteigung bon 6 bis rs SUB. IebrtQens be-
iiBt BET Qtbingffoue fir ben 6anoel qrpBe
Gor5itge Dor beln9lI, ba er ni9t, tpte 6ieler
btelfade lInterbre6ungen erIeibet, lonoern
1tlr al Stpet Bunften lnfabrbar lit, u11o
5tpar i'm Gberlauf 3tpii6en % llnD 26Gra0
0ltltder 2dnge, no iid) 6 GSGue beftnDen,
unb 6ann BET ben bei0rtebenen &ataraften
i'm unterIaufe. Sino btele Stpet 6inberz
niiie ~iibertpunben, 10 ltegt Dem Sori9er
ober BENT &aufnIanlt balb Nfrita fret ba =
ntd)t etne QSiiite ME am lltI, lorber1 Elm
unenoli9 retdeS, btdt beb0lfertes, @ebiet.
Su Der Shat, t0 femme nit Nusnabme bon
gtgago, fei1ten 10 ftarf beoDlferten Qar6z
trio in Qfrtfa. Die Srti6aften beiteben
aus bis SIT 2-3 Uteilen Iangen gtetben
po0l9ebauter 6Guier, tpel6e ebenip ME
tbre 8eiDobner on StattIi9teit Naes iiber>
treffeu, mas 2lfrifa ionit bietet. Nltdb be-
itebt Elm IebBafter 6anbel5oerfebr inter
Den Gin9eborenen. 9as Qan6 lit geraoeS1
unglaubLi0 reid an Glfenbein, ebenio an
Selpalmen, 8aumtpoue unb allen anoern
afritauii6en Rrobucten, aud an Sob uno
Gupfef. Ser 2tpingftone bietet bier einen
835 WlctIen oberbaIb Der &atarafte, tpdbz
reno ieine groBen s3uflitiie ungefdDr auf
1900 WteiIen luO me6r idtff6ar iin6, uro
5ipar Der gtintu alf 700 WfeiIen u1t6 Der
Nrupi1lt auf 500 Wtetlen.
GnOlt6 erret6te STANLEY, bem 6ungerz
to6e nabe, Die &eftfHi1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-24
f@Orreiponoen3 Ser gSaiHois Staots3eituns')
Aus SeS Se1ttfGen &ct6eS @a1tpt=
ff01f.
Berlin. 4. December

8tnnen nenigenS agen tpir6 0euti6lanb,
o6er tpte Die Sran8olen meinen = Die 8elt
nt9t mebr bon 8ar5in aus regtert tperOen.
Der ðsfan5ler itebt auf Dem Sprunge
na1 Berlin. Ser ~brGn9enbe Qblauf oes
3oanertrages nit Seiterrei6 ruff i'm bier
ber. ebe er IS 9etpout bat, So4te tnoe11eH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-03
N.Y. PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY

MT PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY
tbIs and next week should not forget to call at
sYCLE BROTHERS.. They have the most extcn-
siye stock in the city Of Richmond and at prices to
suit the times.
In our Dress-Goods Department VIC have every
shade, color, and style.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at 12Hc.;
Nice DRESS GOODS at one shilling per yard;
Handsome DRESS GOODS At 23c.:
Beautiful BLACK CACHEN1IRE at 45c.:
100 BLACK CACHEAIIRES reduced to 73c.;
125 BLACK CACHEMIRES reduced to o0c.;
COL ORED CACIIEMIRE from 62$c. to 00c. per
yarl-all shades;
$50 pieces BLACK ALPACA from Que shilling to
81 ner yard. If any person wishes an ALPACA
-,. DRESS they can buy 1t from SYCLE BRO
THEIRS for twenty-five per cent. less than any
where else.
Good CAsSIMERES for so, 75c., 81, and sl.25
per yard-an extra large assortment;
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, FURS, i o Il V \ d
SKIRTS, and CORSETS-a large stock to select
Ladies. Gcntlemcn's, and Children's UNDER
WEAR at greatly reduced prices;
CANTON FLANNEL from Sc: to Csc;
Our PLAIN aud COI.ORED SILKS are the cheap
est In the city. Don't fail to look ut our 81
200 piece: of LINEN CRASH at loc., real value
one shilling per yard:
A large stock OF WHITE and COLORED BLAN-
BLANhETs from 81 .25 TO 81 o pair:
We call special attention to our SO and 81 BLAN-
KETS;
SILK VELvETs.-a large assortment: ~
SILK EELVETs from 80 TO S10 per yard;
VELVETEENS in all colors and shades;
BUTTONS. GALLOON. PRINCES, ana all lHe
latest style TRIMMINGS;
BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED. in two ana
three button. KID GLOVES from 7oc. 10
sHEETiNGs, TAisLE-CLoTHs, NApk u OH LII
CLOTHS, BED-TICKS, aud DAhlAsh at all
prices to suit cvcrybody; ,r,-ny cc,prc
We have q large stock of HosIEKf', SSAk and
CUFFS at reduced prices: 10 ro NOR
Look at our LINEN HUCK TOW Els at ADV per ef
dozen. real value IS per dozen, and thousands Oh
other goods that we could mention but for want
of space. Ill, -,,o,.o .o,,5 no.tooa
Goods sent c. o. D. Special attention psd to 1rdfrs
Gomr ana be convinced that SGCLE BkOIiERS'
ts ,hn Mace to buy your DRY and FANCY GOODS.
Il 'i'' pi'e SYCLE BROTHERS,
311 broad street.
oco7 between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-03

The speeches on the occasion OF the Pre-
sident's reception were all taken down IN
shorthand by the Rev. Mi. Lanerty Us
labor OF love, and as written out by him
were telegraphed all over the country, ana n,
certainly if any man deserves well Of Rich,
mond and OF the Agricultural Society II Is
Brother Lafferty. lie has done we'll, ana
should not be forgotten. There was n. no
other stenographer on the ground 10 10 LUG
work.-State. ... g. ...... ..... .@
I charge him Mr.. c. j.. shannon WIN
HAVING voted MI The time in caucus against
Mir. James Alfred Jones for judge'Cf the
Supreme Court Of Appeals-Mr. Jones being
strong anti-funder. He voted all the time
for Burks, who was VIGOROUSLY funder.-
Fayette Mclhullin.
Major William 7. Cecil, OF Iaze"eli
county, took the cars at Glade Spring, on
Tuesday evening, with his family, Tor Cali
fornia, where he goes to take up his resi-
depce. Marion Herald. .....