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Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-28
BUSINESS CARDS.

A :. HOLLADAY,
d. Physician, Surgeon, Oeststrtci la n
Gradrated In ISL Locat d I'm Brownville 1855.
Once a Main streeS, Brownville. Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-11-28
Manhood How Lost. How Restored
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,

Instruction given in all the branches of a
liberal education. Open 10 both ladies and
gentlemen.
Candidates for admission to the Prepdr0-
tory Department must pass fair examina-
ton in OrthOgraphy, Reading, Arithmetic.
Geography. English Grammar, and the His
tory of the United States, Instruction is Civ
Ell in higher Arithmetic, English ANALYSIS.
and Physical Geography, each for a single
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25
The Auditor and the SCHOOLS.

WILLIAM F., TAYLOR, Esq, Auditor, has
published, in a pamphlet OF eighteen pages,
a defence Of his course as Auditor OF. Pub
lie Accounts In using the moneys III the
treasury for the support OF the Governments
instead Of paying over for the use OF the
public schools one-fifth OF all the currency
received into the treasury. He makes out
u strong case for himself---so strong that his
defence cannot be answered unless upon
the theory that the claims of the State gov
eminent itself must be postponed for the
benefit OF the schools. Nevertheless, we
think he might stop all c'amor and bring
tiingS to head and compel a settlement OF
the public.debt question if he would regu-
larly set apart the whole Of the school, fun{d,
and let the members OF the Legislature and
all the officers in the State whistle for their
pay. We should soon pay or repudiate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25
The Discussion Between MIR. Tucker
and MIR. PattcsOns

Martins warehouse was crowded last
night to hear the discussion between Mr.
Tucker and Captain Camm Pattoson, his
opponent for Congress-. The discussion was
free from personalities. and was conducted
by both gentlemen with great courtesy.
CAPTAIN Patteson, in a speech OF an hour,
opened His speech was not strong one.
He did not take the extreme position which
it has generally been understood he held
upon the currency question. He declared
himself opposed to fiat money. He is in
favor OF paying Off the bonds in greenbackS,
and charges Mr.. Tucker with being the re-
preventative Of the hardest OF hard-money
doctrines.
Mr.. fuckers reply was in his happiest
manner, and his speech was able and con-
vincing. He declared that ne stood square
ly upon the platform OF the Lynchburg
Convention, and defended himself with
much spirit against the charge OF inconsist-
cncy.
The audience was altogether with Mr..
Tucker. Shouts Of applause greeted him,
and the bursts OF laughter which followed
every blow which he gave his opponent cid
not increase Captain Patteson's hopes OF
success in Lynchburg.
Each gentleman had twenty minutes fol
reioinder. and the fun grew fast and fu-
rious as Tucker played with bis opponent
as a cat with q mouse. Mr.. Patteson Is not
success in debate with Mir. Tucker.
A cali was made upon General Thomas
Ewing, OF Ohio, who was present. He de-
clined to make political speech, but spoke
gracefully and pleasantly about Virginia
and Lynchburg. and the great natural ad.
Vantages which he felt sure the enterprise
and energy of our people would develop.
Major Daniel, Mr. &. 7. Smith OF Mel
son, and Mr.. Berry Of Bedford, were called
for, and made brief speeches.-Lynchburg
Selcs. 9ith ....sr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25

low grades ard sold then, 10 every store -
the country at q price tl,as the poorest %.
boring man could pay. This competition
produced 4 living price 10 the grower. a 2
this is now changed; Cue trade 10 nlanaiac.
tured tobacco, under The pressure OF tlie
tax, Il confined TO towns The countrymen,
witt, one accord; chew. the raw leaf. they
esnt't asford 70 use taxed tobacco. The
manufacturer. having to advance twenty.
four cents on every pound oil tobacco that
leaves his factory, Is compelled to use only
tie best STOCK; he Gu take the risk on low
grade stock. These low grades have ac'
cordingly been piled up in all the markets
Of the world, iron, year to year, with The
utmost regularity, until overwhelmed with
them. Uaiess we have change for the
better nothing more hopeless can be con
ceiyed Of than che tobacco interest In the
Snuth !.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25
RICHMOND. October "a, 1873.

Editors Dispatch / see in your issue OF
to-day letter from Caroline county signed
Democrat in which it is stated that
Newman and Chiles appeared at Bowling
Green, after advertising meeting for q
week or Ten days, and had 81 vast multi
tude, consisting OF three colored persons,
who were accidentally on the place." &c.
Your informant was either guilty OF a0iJal
talsehood, or was 100 preiudiced to write
facts. The notice only arrived at Bowling
Green, as Understand, Saturday, and the
meeting was for Tuesday. Persons living
in one mile Of the place knew nothing of
the meeting. There were eight times the
number stated present, and not one half OF
them colored men. We postponed the
meeting until last night Wednesday,, when
we bad very good audience, considering
the weather was very bad; and we leave it
to the honest people of Bowling Green to
say whether the g Greenback orators lost
ground by the discussion. Truth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25
STATE FAIR.
q T A Il 4 4 4 l Il.
RULES AND TERMS OF ADMISSION.

l. Members, their wives, unmarried daughters,
ana sOns under tweniy-one years on loot or III car
riages guests and officers. wills enter nj TWO gales
one Oh each side of the eroundsset apart for iEeir
use, marked "LIFE-MEMBERS.' Members VIII
show their certificates, and those not haylns mem
will If their names appear on The roll OF lncmDor-
ship In the hands Of The keeper be permitted to pass
as well as the members OF their families above
named, 10y writing their names IN Il book kept Tor
tile purpose. Guests will present their cards unless
under the escort OF an officer of the Society.
9. All other persons on FOOT will be admitted III
six entrances, having automatic REGISTERS and de-
post the admisson-fce in locked box In tue pre-
sence Of the keeper: and for this purpose mus
bring the proper change-50 cents for adults anu
25 cents each for and children under Twelve
years of age. Persons IN CARRIAGES viii enter al
Two gates on Broad street. and deposit as ibey pass
The admisslon-fces Into locked box, which = VIII Ge
held by the keeper, with 25 cents additional Tor cach
horse attached TO the vehicle. unless the same Is
licensed by the Society 10 enter the grounds
8. Hacks, omnibuses. and other conveyanceS can
obtain Incense on application the Secretary on or
before The 18th Instant to pss into the GROUNDS ana
deposit their passengers az the ladies' reception
rooms, and take them up for return ~ me same
point Otherwise all such conreyances which enter
w. c. KNIGHT,
oc 22-Tu,F.S .# 1858 SECRETARY.
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A Matter of Interest to Tobacco
Growers.

In the last No. Of the Southern Planter
and Farmer appeared the following:
GAS soon as Congress conyenes, Mr.. Ran.
Tucker will open the fight with yigor on the
tobacco tax. We understand he was tWitted
last session by members from the North and
East with observations like this: How is
it, Mr.. Tucker. il this tax bears so grievous-
~ on your people, why don't they say SO,
and not leave you to do it all !? II our PEG.
ple deemed themselves aggrieyed in any di-
rection Congress was held competent to
remedy, petitions-and plenty OF them
would be found here as long as the moral
law It was the truth; the Virginia planter
had nothing 10 say. The condition OF the
tobacco market this year certainly ought to
convince the most stupid man that this bow
string, drawn little tighter, will strangie
the interest TO death.
nWinter before last Mr. fuckers COM
mttee examined, under oath, number Of
large tobacco manufacturers. Among them
was Mr.. Catlin. In answer 10 Dir. fuckers
question as to the effect OF this tax on low
grade tobaccos (and unfortunately too much
OF our crop is of that sorD Mr.. CGtlin said /:
The present high rate OF tax is driving
the low grades OF tobacco out OF the mar
ker. The producer can't dispose Of it at
any price, We5see the perfect realization
OF this statement In the accounts OF sales
now returedto planters by their merchants /;
good Tugs, the like OF which several years
ago brought sc toss per hundred, have sold
this season rs low as fifty cents per num-
dred. Or course, men can pay debts and
support their families with vengeance on
such prices ..s1 Z VI ~ j
g What now is to be done? The planters
az euery tobacco county in the State must see
10 1t that meeting is called for next court
day, to petition Congress 30 relieve us, at
least in part, OF this most onerous and ty-
rannical tax. These petitions. sent to MIR.
Tucker This post-otfiee address IL Lexington,
Va..) and presented by him In lump as
soon as Congress opens, VIII prove more
effective than all the speeches he can posi-
bly, make. lie aud Mr. Cabcll did allatthe
last session that men could do. IT is time
now for the people they are working i0rs SO
zealousiy TO lend a hand; and these petit
lions will do the work. y
There Is but one month between now and
the meeting of Congress, and we urge on
our country friends the necessity OF attend.
ms tn this matter. q. s B
The time was when, there being nostax
on tohaeeo. men btcs TO the business fpl
6 ma aIfaeLusaBg tobacco, as oYerseers OF Sac.
tories. could ON % mil capital set ul
gor ses hey worked up SOUND
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DEATHS.


Died Thursday. October cath, at 10h O'Clock a.
NJ. CLIFTON LINWOOD, infant son of John II;
and Lucy A. Anderson; aged fifteen months ana
two days.,
dence. No. 4O5 west CLAW street, THIS (Fr1day)
EVENING at 4 o'clock. The friends OF the family
are invite 10 attend. r.,. ~ssx -
salem Register please copy:
Died. in this city. Thursday, October 24th. Ct
O'Clock P. NJ, Mrs. ADELISE T. LIPSCQMB' W1te
of N. M. Llpscomh, Esq in her t1fty-third year.
The funeral will take place from 81. Anar ,e,.
Friends Of the family are respectfully lnVlteo 10
attend. &. G@,Z s.s.i.,t
Died. Wednesday. October %. 1873, at II O'Clock
a. NJ, RICHARD L. WOODWARD. youngest SON
of John P. L. and Mary NJ. Woodward; aged twenty
years. TWO months and twenty-five days:
His funeral will take place from the First Baptlst
church FRIDAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock. Friends
and acquaintances are Invited to attend.
Died. In Mobile. Ala. October 16. 1878: Captain
WILLIAM III. MERRITT, In the siIty-third year
OF his age.
Died. at Staunton, October 24th. Mrs. ELIZA D.
TINSLEY. matron of the Western Lunallc Asy-
lum. and formerly Of Rcrnicnd.
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arCoHEN BROTHERS

T. COHEN BROTHERS
.li,4+ are now Offering the largest stock Of
BLACK AND. COL OR ED SILKS
90. ever offered in this State.
Good quality BLACK SILK ut rs and &c.;
Heavy GRoS-GRAIN from Il oa1.25; .s
GUINNET,s ,sATIN-FINISu at s125, SLIGO,
S1.s5, and 80; +ar .....
BONNET,S SATIN-FINISH at Sl.35, $3.50,
SITS, s1.S5, S2.05. S2.40, 1896, and s2.75,
for quality that equals any ever ofered hereto
fore at 81.
In COLORED SILKS, offer every quality and color,
including all thencsT shades. Special attention
is called 10 an extensive variety Of handsome
evening shades = ' .-
A large stock or BLACK and COLORED SATINS.
:, Including the various delicate tints;
Also, the largest stock BLACK and CoLORED
SILK-VELVETS ever offered; -s,f ......
BLACK sILK-vELvETS Mt 1925, s1.4o, S1.50,
s1.75, sI.s5, .$l.o5, 1920, $2.75, 1925,
$3.50, $3.50, s. pure silk-back, $3.50 worth
fully SS SO at Sc the lowest value Of which is
SO: thlrty-inch wide at $3.50 and 81, fully
worth SIG. by ~. her'. ..
A large lot Of REAL LACE In VALENCIENNES
and APPLIQUE, just received, 1t near ene-half
their cost TO Import; also i large stock OF q UI-
PURE LACES.
Also. a very extensive stock Of COURTAULD'S
ENGLISH GRAPES from 81 up. oc 10
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md the sess use IN filling the end for wbIcn
it5 Is supposed 70 have been cgealed
Ia not a cheap rnorey Z, q conf radiction III
terms II it IS cheap u is n0tmnney anu
IL it is money, Is IL not cheap q. Y.R. u

senator Thurman VIII, it 10 announced
in Cincinnati, make one or TWO speeches. In
PennsyIgania shortly. Hon. George ID.
Pendleton is also announced for q half
dozen speeehes in that State, and Senator
Bayard vii! speak in Philadelphia on satar.
day evening next in reply to the recent
speech OF Senator Conkling in that city.
The Philadelphia Court OF Common Pleas
decided day or two ago that for the pur-
poses of voting person is, in point OF lazy,
at the age OF twenty-one years the day Dc
fore the twenty-frst anniversary OF his
birthday.
Colonel David Golf. OF Beverly, w. Va,
died on Saturday last at that place, and was
buried on Monday according to the Masonic
ritual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25
OFFICE OF STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
October d 1878. {


Editors of DISPATCH: notice the article
in your issue OF this date from Salisbury,
n. e., and signed Chapeau Tourist
Tue Richmond and Danvi'le railroad, and
also the Petersburg and Weldon railroad,
connecting with the Richmond and Peters.
burg, have already issued and distributed
in North Carolina their schedules Of rates 10
the Virginia State Fair. and by these visitors
must be governed. We hope to see l. large
attendance from our sister States OF North
and South Carolina, and these visitors from
the South will be brought in contact with
large number from States North and West
when. trust, there will be pleasant com.
mingling from all sections.
Tie entry-books were closed. by full no.
tice. on the ODD, and we are full Many
others have come in since. bot our rule for
closing must be adhered to. Will furnish
you and other papers tomorrow the pro
grammes OF the interesting and laugnabie
display OF the RagamuffinS and the tourna'
ment OF the Virginia Tournament Assocla-
ton. w. G. KNIGHT, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25

Fusion CITY TICKET IN NEW YORK Nel5
Yorit, October 23.-The County Conyen-
tion of the Republican party, the city De.
mocracy, county Democracy, Irving Hall
Democracy, and German Independent Citi-
zens' party were held tonight. The several
conventions were we'll attended, and per-
feet harmony and great enthusiasm pre-
vailed
I Conference committees were appointed at
previous meetings to agree OF candidates,
and these committees reported at each con-
Yention the following candidates: For
Mayor. Edward Cooper; DstrctAttorney,
Benjamin X. Phelps; City Judge, Rufus B.
Cowing: Coroner, Moritz Ellinger; Alder
men at large, n. W. Burns, Frederick
Fink, j.. Graham Hyatt, and Nicholas
Haughton. The reports were accepted,
and tue aboye-named are now,tne nominees
OF the five parties opposed to Tammany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25

The Indianapolis Sentinel announces that
EX-GOVERNOR Hendricks goes before the
country as the unanimous choice OF the Dem
ocratic press OF Indianaior presidential can
didate In 1880, and that the press in this
respect but reflects the sentiments OF the
people Of the State.
The Greenback party. In addition to be-
lieying in fiat money, believe also in fat
Legislators. The mea elected represent
in all respects that financial
Idea, end will make about as ffectual legis-
|llak,rs as the mere .tidt OF the Government
would make money - Kqraaa kG Gazette. {,
/ In Baltimore, at The election ON Wednes-
Iidry, in six yards there ,,sas no opposition
Ito tnl Democratic namlness. In the other
wards here 9ere tiseen baek, dependent.
,lor Repahii lear Cant tiateR. Sos $50
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EAT COHEN BROTHERS

81 BLEACHED sHEETING (twiledD at 1Oc.;
IA PEPPEkElI III 1856:
S-4 ANDRDSCOGGIN Ut 15c.:
FULI.-WITH AEDROSCUGGIN at 1Sl5c., just re-
duced from csc.
Great bargains in WHITE and COLORED FLAN-
SELS, from The lowest grades to the finest, pur-
chased nj recent auction sales.
Two casts of the best "A PACIFIC, PERCALES at
SIC, formerly sold nj 1916.
Three eases of BLANKETS Ut near one-half their
regular value.
4 very large stock Of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY
~ twenty-five per cent less than former price.
Ladies' full REGULAR ENGLISH HOSE al 129c.:
Misses amt chiItren's FANCY ENGLISH HOSE at
Csc. formerly sold ut 4Oc.
THOUSANDS OF UTIiER GREAT BARGAINS.
[Oc Is
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. dc.

TN PARADISE. SI.20; THE CERAMIC
4 ART, AGA plates, IS; Housekeeping In Old yir-
ginia, S1.75: Fields & WbippleS British Poets
1860 TO lS7s-Portraits, S6 Espleston's Rcbers
RecoIiectons, 81 The Exile. by Fontainc, 81 20 !;
Roxy. by EsgleSion, S1.50;. Swinburne's Poems
and Ballads, s1.75; Hill on The Dog, plates, So;
Waison,sa Universe OF EanY mage, AGO Rinss-
leys Lite. Lett egs, and Serar pms The Chatternox.
Market, Sl.75: Cousin I.'0liy4s Gold Mine, ACE, I;
Newiand Old Novels, 1Gc.s All ithe1 NEW BOOKS
% a3-d&W RANDOLPH + ENGLISH. !,
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No JDVI.
TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TRICr Of Eil.GlSIA--lN THE MATTER or
GEORGE i. WRAY, i BANKRUPT, IN BANK
RCPTCY. ,
10 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: The UNDERSIGNED.
Thomas y. PAGE, of Richmond, III the county OF
Inrrico and State of Virginia, hereby gives no.
lice of his appointment assignee of the estate OF
George 4. Wrav. OF the city OF Richmond. in the
said trict and who was-to wit on the Sd day of
August A. ID. lS7S-ahjIllgcd a bankrupt upon the
nctiion of himself Ly III" District Court OF the
l-nircd States for said district.
DntrI nj Richmond the 4h dag of September.
4. d.. 1878 THOMAS y. PAGE,
ne o5-Enw Assignee.
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mo. JTll,'

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF EiRGIElA-!N THE MATTER OF
ARCHER GOODWIN IL CO., BANkRUPTS. IN
BANKRUPTCY.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN: The undersigned.
r. T.. B!aukcnShr Of Richmond. In the county OF
Henrico and State OF Virginia. hereby gives notice
Of lis appointment trustee OF the estate or Archer
Goodwin L Co., Of the city OF Richmond. in sai! dis
trict and who were-to wit, on The Sit day Of Au-
gus. A. ID. le7S-adjudged bankrclptS upon the
petition OF themselves by the District Court OF the
United States for said district.
Dated III Richmond the 7th day OF October, 4. ID.
1873. X. L. BLANhtSS Trustee
nc 2I-F2W
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THE BALTIMORE ELEcTroSs.-The G

The BALTIMORE ELEClioNS. ~ NC oiSSu
back organ in Baltimore says:
"The whole number OF votes cast yester-
day for members of the City Council was,
with the exception Of few scattering Votes'
27,160, OF which $1,000 were cast lof the
Democratic candidates and Alto foF the
combined opposition. The Democratic ma
jority over ali opposition is 1885,
"The combined opposition y made sorry
chowinp
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BANKRUPTCY.

No. 1860.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT OF VIRGINIA-IN TIE MATTER OF
JONES RRO1 HERS & CO., BAShRCfTs, IN
BANKRUPTCY.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned,
Iill Carter. of Hanover county. and H. q. Gait
non of the city al Richmond and state or Firsil!a,
hereby give notice Ihcr appointment as assignee
of The estate of JCncs Brothers Co.. Of the city OF
Richmond. in said district, and who were-to WI;
OH the 30th day of August. A. u. lS7S-:dludscf
bankrupts upon the petition of themselves by the
District Court OF the United states for SAID dis
trict.
4. d. 1878. HILL CAkLEh,
II. e.. CANNON,
no o5-Tow A<si2ErCS.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on Thursday October "a, 1878. At LIZ
O'clock A. NJ at the reside nee Of Robert h. Gflliam
HENRY j. WILsON. OF Cumberland comfy, Va.
70 Lou. II. GAY. OF Rtcbmond. No cards.
Central Presbyterian and Coiiath tMtssissipnD
puper5 please copy.
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me-. COHEN BROTHERS

are In receipt of over 400 LADIES' CLOAKS,
which were purchased at great advantage, and will
be oil cred Mt sacrifice OF fully twenty-five per cent
below manufacturers cost These goods are artist
ically made and trimmed, and were originally in
tended for one Of the largest retail! houses In New
York OC ID
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The MACHlNE-SHO with TOOLS, &C.. re-
offered FOR RENT ON REASONABLE TERMS.
The establishment is complete In every respect. and
offer Inducements TO persons In that line Of busl-
ness. Apply to GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS.
! The MACHINERY, embracing STEAM-EN-
GINES, SAW-MILLS, PUMPS, and a great variety
Of other articles, Is offered at private ralP and ut
low prices. Apply to or address GEORGE b. SLoAT,
on the premises.
I 0el9-1wa sst.H,.2'T. HENRY CROSREhS
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LADIES HANDMADE. y . KIT QE, FULL
TSCOTCU-BOTTUM BTTTON-HOOTS:
LADIES BASKET CLOTH-TOPS and BASKET
LEATHER FOXED BuTTON-BOOIS.
LADIES' FIR y { II CALF BCTTON-bOOis.
heavy. for winter wear: ~
OLD LADIES GLOEE-KID, LOW-UEEI and
HROAD-BOTTuM A-HiGH SHOES.
OLD LADIES' CLOTH and MD FOAED Ai-hlGii
SHOES.
OLD CENT EMEN'S Low. FL 4 TIL EEL,
BROhD-BOTT0M CONGRESS CATERS.
GENILEMEN'S ENGLis II WALkING-SHOES-
Lace and in Congress Cutters !: w.. r.
GENTLEAIE<'S DOUBLE SOLE-hSD- UPPER
BbUTS-real No. l article. very low price:
BOYS. MISSES. and (1IlLDkEN'S IL l. 4
SCHOOI.-SHOES and FINE DRESS SHOES,
SOLE-LEATHER TRUNKS,
.. SARATOGA TRUNKS, ...&
! EALISES. SATCHELS,
BAGS, STRAPS.
t..a. 81, OVERGAITEkSs &C, &C. oc %
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On our second floor you will find full line of
BLANKETS. SlIEEIlNGS, BED-TlCkS. IA
BLE OIL-Ci. Otis, COMFORTS. and QUILTS.
Sl2 BLANKETS reduced TO 50 :. pair;
SlU BLANKETS reduced to ST pair;
IS BLANKETS reduced 10 So 4 pair;
So BLANKETS reduced 10 81 pair;
So BLANKETS reduced 10 SO piir; f..
81 BLANKETS reduced to ~ y pair. ....s
We offer the largest assortment OF Blankets ever
offered in the city. Hotel-keepers and DO riding
houses and families desiring Blankets should con-
slider and look ut our stock before buying elsewhere
LIES GLOAKS, BOULEVARD and BALb!O-
RAJ SKIRTS, sHAWLS. SH f T LA y D
SHAWLS, PIANO COVERS and TABLE
4 COVERS. ENTERTAINMENTS. " II / I L
SPREADS, aud MARSEIL. LES QUILTS;
Latest STYLES OF CLOAkS and SHETLAND
: : SEAWES Just received ut lower prices than
ever; CLOAkS from 3 to 1926. Don't buy be-
fore you look ut our stock. ,-.s .,....,,r.>
On our fourth floor you will find a full assortment
of CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS,n. MATTlNGS,
Observation-Disclosures oW-SHADkS
MATTf NC from 90 to Soc; J,, #t5 @
CARPETS at 162s,, 20, rs, 80, 40, 90, 62E, rs,
00c.. 81, up to 81 % per yard .f..- r
CURTATN-fiACE from, 12;2c. TO 81 per yard;
RUGS from ! 10 81 each; 'r2hft. .st
OIL CLOTHS from 30c. up to 81 per yard.
We have thousands OF other ARTICLES, Dus too nu-
merou5 to iHeatfon for want OF space. -
ftar STGIE, BROTHERS, 31l Broad Street, !
oc4 between Third and fourtf, streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-25

THE FIRST (CALICO) GRAND %
BALL of tue NoNE-suCH SOCIAL CLUB tt H.
will be given at Monticello Hall on FElI!Al EVE
MING October 80, 1878. Tickets. admitting gen.
Icman aud ladies, rs ctuts-to be had OF any MEM
Der Of the Club and at the door. Grand march i'll .
O'Clock. &C 21-M,WSF3lH