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The Van Buren press., 1878-07-16
For Prosecuting Attorney.

Weare authorized to announce JOHN S.
LITTLE for reelection to the office of Pros
eeuting Attorney of this the 18th judicial cir
cult, subject to the action of Il Democratic
convention should one be held,
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-16
To the Toters Of Crawford County ):

+ Withonf solieitai ian. hereby announce
myself an INDEPENDKSr candidate for tho
Office OF Sheriff, subject to the will of the
people, to be expressed at the BALLOT box, at
the election in September next. As this il
no political office. wish to submit my claims
wholly upon merits. qualifications and fitness
for the position. II you Judge me fit and
ualltied shall expect your votes.
w. l.. TAYLOR.
ar Barren. Ark April 30, 1878.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE.
VAN BuREN, ARK, July, 4, 1878.
Col J. II. CLENDENINd:
sIR-We the undersigned, Committee
on Programme and Reception at our
102d anniversary OF our National Indc-
pendenec, at this place, in obedience to
a resolution unanimously adopted, here
by request of you copy, for rublica-
ton, Of your most admirable and we'll
timed oration, delivered ut said eolebra.
ton this day.
Most Respectfully,
Yonr Ob't Serv'ts.
B. J. BRowN,
A. J. WARD,
and others.
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-16

&E Tho South Carolina Republicans
will support Hampton tor Governor, but
will nominate local tickets.
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-16

FJ School Superintendent Hill re-
ports an increase of twenty-five per cent.
in the number of free schools in the
State, over last year.
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-16

T The State Teaeker's Association
meets at Little Rock, on the 9th of Au.
gust.
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-16

s-e~ Mark Jackson is reported repub-
licaa candidate for cointyclcrl.
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-16
Cou1ltyTic1xet,

County Ticket,
Representative,
JOHN j. BURROW.
County Glerk
I.C. SOUTHMAYD.
Sheriff.
THOMAS W. DAVIS.
County Judge,
BEN. DEGuERp.
Treasurer.
A. j. WARD.
Surveyor.
D. DICKSON.
Assessor,
l. Is. VINSANT.
Coroner,
A. G THURMAN.
Justices-Van Buren.
CHAs.F. HARVEY, w. j. ALEXANDER, JONI
MARzoLL, JASPER PENTHOUSE
Constabe-Nan Buren,.
JOSEPH G.. PEEVY.
The Van Buren press., 1878-07-16

Es- The Alma Herald reports Geo. C.
Little, as candidate for Assessor on the
republican ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23
D. "a. Ns,rsGEs.
me- nAMBURG EDGINGs, i

asr HAMBURG EDGINGs, HAM HAM
BURG EDGISGs.-A ANOTHER large lot. the cheap
est yea :: hi
HAMBURG EpGIEGs Mt he. per yard worth &c.
HAMBURG EDGING9 ut DC. per ysrd worth Sc. !;
HAMBURG EDG1NGs at s.44c. per yard worth
HAMBURG EDGEGs 1T 1oc. per yard worth
49,;
HAMBURG EDGrNGs Mt Toe. per yard worth
Csc;
HAMBURG ust. EDe1NGs Mt a5c. per yard worth
HAMBURG EDGINGs at soc. per yard worth
HAMsssiUiRG EDGrNGs at s5c. per yard worth
HAHSUiRG EDe1Nes at 4oc. per yard worth
HA%BsUiiRG EDGENGs at soc. per yard worth
A large assortment of INSERTIONS at $. g. 10,
l2X, and up TO soc. per yard, all very cheap;
PILL(JW-CASE LACES,
TORCHON. DUCHESS, GUIPURE. VALEN-
CIENNES, POINT APPLIQUE, and other
LAoh' 'eiS 'neAp' - LEVY BROTHERS.
Bargains in remnants of DRESS GOODS.
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tFor the DiSpatch.l
The Lani.Tax i'm England.


Parliament from an early period had been
in the habit Of granting "subsidies" to
the Crown to carry on war, to protect ma
tonal rights, or, as a qualification to the
then King, subsidy was raised by tax
on incomes. In the time 0? Charles /. it
was Worth about 100000.
The fnanciers of the Long Parliament
devised a more efficient mode OF taxing
estates. The sum to be raised was fixed.
It was then distributed among the counties
in proportion to their supposed wealth, and
collected in the counties by rate-that is,
county tax. The revenue derived by the
Commonwealth from this source was from
g35,0OO to 100000 per month.
The Administration Of Charles III. re-
turned for 4 while to the old system OF sub
sides, but the Cavaliers soon adopted the
Roundhead system Of taxation, and Oh the
accession OF William of Orange large sums
were raised by the tax to support the wars
on the continent and protect the nation
from "Popery, brass farthings, and wooden
Shoes
In 1892 q valuation of all the land in the
kingdom was made by estimating the value
of its yearly rental. That valuation re-
mains undisturbed at the present time. Ac-
cording to that valuation one shilling in the
pound on the rental of the kingdom
amounted to about 100000. During one
hundred and six years land-taX was an
nually passed by Parliament. The rate in
time OF war was four shillings to the
pound-equal to s2,oO0,00O. In time of
peace, before the reign of George Ill, only
two or three shillings were usually grant
ed, and during short part OF Walpole's adj
ministration only one shilling was asked.
But after the American war the rate was
never less than four shillings.
In 1898 an act was passed making the tax
at four shillings on the fund permanent,
and those subject to it were permitted to
redeem it. A great part has been redeemed,
and in 1855 only Il little more than fiftieth
part of the revenue was derived from this
source.
The land-tax was the bulwark and weapon
OF the Protestant revolution OF 1858. and
defended England against the power OF
Louis XIv..see Macaulay's History OF
England, volume w., page 25s, chapter 10.
r
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special NOTICES.

IS ~ spECIAL5NoTICE TO THE PUB
iIIC-orr buyer having just returned from New
YORK, where be has attended some Of the large arc-
Hon sales recently held ad having repenished our
stock win,
CHEAP AND sE1sONABLE GOODS,
we are enabled TO show one Of the best and cheapest
stocks of DRY GOODS in the city.
we win siii continue the closing-out sale OF our
winter stock ut grenty-reduced prices, and ask y
call from those In want of bargains
100 nieces Striped. plaid, Solid KNICKER-
hooker and MhTELASSE P0PLINs, re-
duced 10 l6ntc. per yard-the former value being
20 aud 30c.;
large line Of BALLOONS and PRINCES at 10"
prices.
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS,
BLACK and COLoRED sATINS Mt extraordinary
low prices.
100 pieces BLACK ALPACAS-the best and
cheapest line IL has ever been our pleasure TO Of
fer. Call and see them.
4 large line ofSENGLISH and FRENCH CACHE
MIRES, from Csc. TO S1.25 per yard. For
BLACK CACHEMIREs don't fail 10 give us 4
call.
Our stock of BLANKETS QUILTS, sHAWLS,
SKIRTS, KNIT GOOI)S, CASslo1EhES, DEiA-
YER aud WATERPROOF CLOTHS, CLOAkS,
CARPETS, &C., at very low prices to close them
out.
In HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS our stock Is
complete, and offer great inducements In
WHITE and TURKEY-RED TABLE-LINENS.
NAPKINS, TOWELS, SHEET1NGs, BED
TICKS, WHITE and COLORED QUILTS,
CURTAIN-LACES and MUSLINs, &c.
Our extensive stock Of RED, WHITE, and COLOR
ED FLANNEI,S; Ladies', GeTtlemsnss' ana
ChIdrcn's WOOLLEN UNDERSTANDS, vii
be sold very low to close them out for the season.
A new lot of very pretty and cheap SILK HAND ID
KERCH1EFS, MUFFLERS. SILK and LACE
SCARFS, and all the new shades OF RlbBoNS
lust received. Don't fail to see them.
| ~ dozen PURE SILK HANDhERCHlEFS at zoe:
| apiece worth 40c.
| KID Gloves new line of all colors md quail
ties, from SOC. to So pair. Call ana see our
soc: Glove, the best in the city. ,-
| Our stock of HOSIERY, GLOVES. HASDKER-
| CHIEFS, CORSETS, &c, Is complete, and oitcr
them ut prices that will pay to give us Il call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
CT,ARKs and COATS.S SPOOL-UOTTON,5 &C., at
| THALIII8IER BROTHERS.
| ia1G COL Broad street.
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NOTE THE VERY LOW PRICES.

CLARK's and CoATs's BEST sPooL-CoTToy
1t &c.;
BEST CORDED PIQUEs only SIC:
BEAUTIFUL SHIFTING PRINTS At Sc:
BEST DRESS PRINTS at exc:
New and handsome styles FIGURED PERCALE.
HONEY-COMB QUILTS at 60c. and upwards:
BATES'S CROCHET QUILTS at IL worth sl,o;.
MARSEILLES QUILTS at very low prices;
EXTRA-WIDE and HEAVY PURE LINEN IA
BLE-DAMASK ut Soc. worth fully 75c.:
4 new lot OF VERY FINE IRISH LINENS, In
remnants, at soc. worth 7jc.:
All the best brands OF BLEACfIED CoTTONS at
wholesale prices:
LARGE PURE LINEN DtAGASK TOWELS at
1925 per dozen:
36-INCH GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS 4, "a
worth 81:
WINTER DRESS GOODS closing on: rcyartlr,,
Of cost;
500 remnants of STYLISH DRESS GOODS at one
half their cost:
BLACK DRAP D'ETE, fully &c inches wide. at
s1.25 worth ia great bargain
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASIIMERES from SOC ra-
the cheapest line in the city;
Bargains IN NOTTINGHAM LACEs:
Special inducements in Ladies', Gen;lcmcus, and
Children's MERINO UNDERWEAR-pricr,
greatly reduced In order 10 close out stock:
4 large lot Of Childrcn'S FANCY HOSIERY. from
auction. at very low prices;
New styles In SILK IIASDKERCHIEFS al 25c.:
Ladies' PURE LINEN HEMSrlTCNED HAND
KERCHlEFS from 12jzc. up;
HAMBURGER EDGISGS and INSERTINGS At
lower prices than ever before
Great bargains in CASSIMERES, for Mcu's and
Boys wear, at" JULIUS MEYERS.
603 Broad street.
Country orders promptly attended To.
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Gold from England.

The announcement OF shipment OF gold
from England to the United States is excl
ting the quidnuncss There is an avalanche
OF speculations thereupon. Soalways when
gold starts from either side OF the Atlantic
there Is .smiration about it, and there is
generally more OF folly than OF reason in the
speculation thereupon. The merchants or
the Government want something and wish
TO buy it, or something in the matter OF
commerce renders it necessary to send u
little gold over here. The Secretary OF the
Treasury is erdeavoriDg to arrange for re-
sumption, and measures pursued by him may
lead to a temporary influx. These vibratory
movements Of silver are too ordinary to eX-
cite any great surprise or justify the in
ference that some extraordinary and alarm
ING thing must be discovered in order to
account for them.
: The suppostion that EDgland wants pro.
visions in view OF war, and that this gold
comes over to buy provisions, is idle, so far
rs il intimates preparation for war. Eng
land is in no disposition for war, and there
is no prospect OF hostiltics growing out OF
the present situation OF European affairs.
England is not enough united at home and
Continental Europe is too much harmo-
nized to justify any prospect of divisions
there that would give England the adyan-
tage of an efficient and controlling alliance
from that quarter. We are an admirer Of
England and her government. She is sort
OF balance-wheel OF civilization. But if
she gets into war at this time, with Germany
at the head of the adverse Powers, it would
be the beginning OF the downfall of her
most wonderful supremacy. 4--
No; she understands the situation too
well. She is wise enough to he content with
her strongholds in the Mediterranean and
the Suez canal, and, rather than go to war
to uphold Turkey and dominate that ex-
ploded iallacy Of the road to the East being
"by way Of Byzantium," she will let the
"turbaned Turk" go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23
DEATHS.

Died, on Saturday morning, January 10th, at II
O'Clock, -LOTTIE AVENER, infant daughter of
John A. and Mary Fl. Smith; aged eleven months
and eleven days. --Ess. ~ II: s
She was buried in lakewood Cemetery Sunday
afternoon, goth instant, al 4 O'Clock.
Died, at the residence of her brother in-law, +.
Baptist, January %. 1873. at o'clock A. d. Miss
CORA VIRGINIA HARWOOD; In the eighteenth
year Of her age.
Her funeral win take place from St. Johns church
WEDNESDAY. January Esd, at IL A. NJ. Friends
and acQuaintanccs are respectfully invited to al
tend. 3fs rs
Quincy tIllJ papers please copy.
Died, January 10th. at O'Clock A. NJ, at the
residence OF the family, Sl7 east Broad street. In
the twenty-second year Of her age, Miss ALICE j.
DEITRICK, daughter of the late A. L. and Tenn
perancc T. Deitrick.
"Thou art gone to the grave, we no longer behold
thee,
side: z#Es.
But the wide arms Of mercy are spread to enfold
thee,
And sinners may hope, since the Saviour hath
died." -.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev. DR.. War
rem, Of the First Baptist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23

The NEW POPULAR LoAN.--The Secretary
OF the Treasury has issued circular to ma
tional banks In relation to subscriptions to
the four-per-cent. bonds sold under the
popular subscription invited by the circu-
lar OF January is. The circular contains
detailed instructions, and the otter is made
TO designate as depository OF pubic mo
ney any national bank that vii! comply with
the terms and conditions OF this circular
letter. The banks are authorized 70 receive
s,Ibscrinfiors. but the new bonds will be
issued hut not delivered until other bonds
or tic coin has been received at the Treasu-
w. Washtngton Repatb tica7..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23

THE MALONE, FULKERsoN, AND PAUL
TICKEr.-A first-rate ticket-just such men
as the people of Virginia would like to
honor and trust as their public SERVANTS
Reddjustiag Paper.
This is early, when the election is four
years off. Coming so soon after the recent
election, it reminds US of the incursion OF
the village boys into the ring Immediately
after it is deserted by the circus in order
to cur few capers on their own account.
Four years is long time. There is no
telling what may happen in that time. AS
pirants who expect prom otion By this ticket
would better insure the lives OF those
named to be sure Of it.
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e:
.rrn,srsr, !, JANUARY %, 1875 SIS
s,1yor ana Resumption 3.


on "a ,re ,,,,sg.t.s OF goa. OF silver
.ycg thc coarts asoyes
IN ina domestic tlerees. y 6 she
s;,yer eo; Of Federal Goreriinen
and Vet II not by lava legal tender. its
restly passage as token-,t money from hand g %
hand 1t the value stamped upon It by the lt
Government proves the popular aegui-
eseence III the usefulness and value OF SILVER
in the exchanges OF the land ISL
1t is only necessary that the Government
should make this silver a full legal tender,
8energize its usefulness. and widen the spe-
cle-basis for paper money in . manner thar
wosld vastly Increase the active capital AM. |,
the ability OF the country to resume ana
maintain specie-pay mcnts. The people
have fait, in this view OF silver, and n ma
iorisy, as NE believe, OF them think that re-
sumption cannot be safely ndertaken until
silver is accorded the dignity and force OF
Regulation. This should, ia the opinion OF
sagacious statesmen, make it so. Finance
is a mater indeed Of facts and figures; but
there is. a world Of sentiment and opinion
that bear upon it with controlling force
Suspensions are often the result OF panlcs,
and they are engcndered in great degree
by opinion and passion. II resumption
were attempted and a little wind shouls
raise whirlpool OF 4 panic the doors OF the
! banks would quickly close. Upon thesers
best aud most practical ideas we should al
once have a bimetal!ic basis. 1t would
afford immense felief to the country, meet
the public idea that it is necessary to re
sumption, enable the country to resume
end the war between the caltites and luna
tics. and set the nation at rest.
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MT TO THE TRADE.

T.R. PRICE & co.
would announce that after January l, 1878, they
Will close out
PLAIN AND 8IATELASSE CLOAkS
ut less than cost. This offers chance to pir-
chascrs.
FRENCH and DOMESTIC DRESS FABRICS ut
any fair price. Many of these goods can be
bought so per cent less than at first OF winter
season;
LADIES and GENTLEhEN'S UNDERWEAR,
in GAUZE, GOSSAMER, btERISO, aid ALL
WOOL:
For RHEUsIATICS 4 line of SCARLET UNDER
WEAR;
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHINGS in CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, COL
LARS, CUFFS, SCARFS, &c.
BLACK GOODS L specialty-CASIiMERES, BOM-
BAZINES, ALPACAS, NENRIETTAS,
KNICKERBOCKERS, &C.:
CRETONNES, LINENS.
DAMASKS, SIIEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS, CAMBRICS.
We offer unusual attractions for SPRING FUR
NISHINGS;
Look at our CLOAkS;
Cheap line of HONEY COMB aud MARSEILLES
QUILTS Now Is the time for bargains.
r. II. PRICE c co.
las 1l01 Main street.
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me- TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, DOL
LIES, TOWELS, and TIDES;
ELEGANT TABLE-CLOTHS, with NAPKINS to
match, at $40 per set worth s15 at $40 worth
500:
PURE LINEN TABT,E-DAl1ASK at 37H so, 60,
rs, s5c., 81, s1.1o, s1.25. $3.50, andsl.75 per
yard;
TURhEY-RED TABLE-DANIAsK ut GO, 75c., 81
and s1.25 per yard;
NAPKINS (purc lnen) at 81, 1925. 81 so, and up
to IS per dozen;
TOWELS at 60, 75c: 81, Sl.25, $3.50, $1.75, 50
1926, 81 so, So, and up to 5l5 per dozen;
TIDES in great variety, from 25c. to So;
LACE CURTAINS-the cheapest ever offered;
NOTTINGHAM LACES and CURTAINS very
cheap;
wINDoW-sHADEs, CoRNICES, CURTAIN
LOOPS and PINS:
OIL-CLOTHS, CARPETS. and RUGS. ut reduced
prices;
HASSOCKS and MATS very cheap
CALICO WRAPPERS at 81 and $l.2J;
APRONS from 10c. to 75c.:
STAMPED CHEMISES aud N1GHT-GO"N
YOKES:
BLEACHED. UNBLEACHED, BROWN, BLUE,
and TURKEY RED neutrality-suspicious.:
COATES'S and CLARK'S best SPOOL-COTTON
at sc. spool:
A large variety OF ncw-styIe JEWELRY ut
Bargains in REMNANTS of DRESS GOODS.
jazz
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TASII WINS.
DRY GOODS At CO~T..

We will offer. for the next sixty days, oar
ENTIRE STOCK At COST FOR CASH.
In order 10 reduce stock before taking Inventory.
Buyers who wsh 10 secure BARGAINS viii inI
this rare opportunity.
Orr stock consists, in part Of the following good,
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, FLANNELS.
WORSTED DRESS GOODS,
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS,
TABLE DAMASkS, NAPKINS, TOWELS.
QUILTS. COMFORTS, BLANKETS.
SlIAWLS, CL0AKS,
MERINO and WOOL UNDERWEAR.
GLOVES, CORSETS, HANDKEECI!TEFS,
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS,
PLAIN and FANCY HOSE,
BLACK GRAPES, GRAPE Wells, &c.
COURTNEY & POWELL.
429 Broad street.
m14 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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Itwon't do to encounter the Religious
Herald. That paper has clearly proved
that the State Of Virginia, as it was before
the war, would have furnished graves for
all the people that ever liyed-thar is, sup
posing that there have been only l77sssgen-
erations, and that each generation numbered
ION an average) only 5O0,ooo,0Oo. Will that
III 7loctnrp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23

TRADE-D Private parties have
lately made large deposits OF silver in the
San francisco mint for coinage into trade
dollars. The demand for these dollars from
China Is large, and expected to be sufficient
to kees, the mint busy during the months OF
january, February, and March. ashiag-
ton Republican. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23

GREENBACKs.-In the House Of Repre-
sentatives on Monday Mr. SOUTHARD, Of Illi-
nois, moved to suspend the rules and pass
bill making customs duties payable in green
backs after january, 1870. The motion was
defeated-yeas, 154; nays, 96-not two
thirds in the affirmative. All the Virginia
members who voted voted for this resolu-
tsn,, $3.50. - ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23

Referring to the proposition to change
the time of holding the elections for city
officers from May to February, we would
again call attention to the State Constitution,
which provides that these elections shall be
hold ir, Nav
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23

~ ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMoND THEATRE.
Engagement of the young American tragedIennc,
Macy ANDERSON.
Her FIRST appearance here since her recent distin-
guisled triumphs In New York, Boston.
and elsewhere.
Bliss Anderson wllIbs supported bya
POWERFUL AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COMPANY,
including the popular young actor,
JOHN w. NORTON.
THURSDAY EvENING:JANUAKI "a, 1878,
will be presented Richard shiers sublime play, IN
five acts. entitled
EvADNE!
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 20,
INGoMAR.
MATINEE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY &c,
GUY MANNERING.
Box-sheet opens TUESDAY at 8 A. NJ. ut JOHN
sToN's and box-oflice of Theatre. Secured seats,
Sl,5e. ia 2l-4t
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TUST RECEIVED
CARDOzO, FOURQuREAS & CO.'S
125 pieces NEW-sTYLE SPRING cAMEElcs
very choice styles;
Large lot IRISH LINENS, bought slightly wd.
great bargains offered In them:
TABLE DAMASK.
NAPKINS.
TOWELS,
si!EETING>, &C..
ut very low prices.
Our 'DRESS-GOODS STOCK has been marked
down to close ont our winter styles.
4 good stock Of CLOAKS yet remain 10 be Closed
out very low.
BLACK CASHMERE at 81. IS, So, ooc.. Il, aHi
$l.20-all very cheap.
New let Of BLACK SILKS-spIcndtd value f,r the
money. il IL
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il 1G
MT sYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST

NIT SYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received several Invoices OF new goods suitable for
the season, and were bought under great advan-
taces and offer them to the public accordingly. We
have bought from Il New York importinG-housc an
entire stock of DRESS GOODS. Amongst them yoa
will find
so pieces handsome BRoCADE and ,PLA'D
DRESS GOODS at one shilling per yard-ic'ef
90 I pieees s BkAcK c1CiIEMIKE. lower than ever
sold this scason-any person wishing CacncEiire
should call ana examine them before purchasing
100 e pieces BLACK ALPACAs, ranging from one
25 pieces BLACK SILK, ranging from 75c. TO 81. go
per yard. These are the best goods. and are war ar
intend to close these goods out with 4 very small
advance. We also have full line of COLORED
SILKS. which have been bought under great adj
yantuges. and you wall find special bargains.
100 pieces MARBLE OII.-CLOTIi, full width. at
half-price. Any housekeepers in need of these
goods will please call and see them Tor they are
We are determined to close out our entire WINTER
STOCK, which we do every season SON we 10 not
10 another, and mark all goods at low figure;
$50 pairs BLAskErs ; to be eel. closed ont;
$50 pieces RED, WHITE, and COL0RED FLAN-
$50 piece pieces (; CHssIsEREs, TwEEDs and JEANS,
to be closed out;
$50 SHAWLS to be closed out:
CLOAKS for ladies, misses, and children. wc have
on hand VIII be clOSen out NJ prime cost
400 BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS 10
be closed out. -, -,
Sleeveless Jackets, Cardinal Jackets Shetland
ShawIs at extra low figures 40 dozen Gentlemen 5
Undershlrts, 80 dozen Ladies' Merino Vests; 23O
Marselllcs and Honey-Comb Quilts; 900 dozen
Towels. ranging from 81 to Sc; $50 dozen Napkins
at Il very low figure. No..
We have full line Of Bleached and Brown Cot
tons. Sheetings, BedTicks ShrtingS, Cheviot, &c,
which we retail ut wholesale prices; 23O pairs
Kid Gloves from 75c. TO S1.50-t9 be closed ou' !;
$50 Corsets, new styles, to be closed out. ~,
Don't fail to look at the Cooley Cork Corset-the
best-ftting and easiest Corset In market. SICLE
BROTHERS are agents,
Handkcrchlefs of all kinds and prices: Stockings
I'm great variety; Trimmings of all descriptions,
and thousands OF other goods but too numerous 10
mention.
Is the place TO get great bargains.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
3ll Broad street,
ia1O between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23

MIL CREEK, N. c., January II, 1873.
Editors Dispatch The Richmond and
Danville railroad charged me % for ship
ping from South Boston to your city Q10
miles, 17s dozen eggs, packed In wheat ga
bushelsl which is a fraction more than So
per cent. on the cost OF articles shipped.
How can we live at such rates OF freight !?
Can't you comment a little for the benefit OF
an old s:ss SUBSCRIBER?
Il We suspect there Is mistake somewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23

DgsTH or a cENTENARIAS. ~ ilatiygt ton,
Del, JaDuaIy Dell Noblitt, a pron1i-
pent et sfzen n tb is ciitty died toni ut, BE
Was IRIS 6nehunl ID ed and first wear. ss