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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05
A Blast for Ech0Is.
NEAR WAYNESBORo',
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA. !
s Richmond Dispatch :

10 the Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,- Why ~ it that YOU have not
taken notice OF our noble stanGard-bearer.
General John Echo!s, who Is a candidate
against that miserable old demagogGe, John
7. Harris. 1t has been thought that the
Dispatch would support all OF the honest,
debt. paying candidates, and it is with sur
prise and regret that such 4 mar as General
Echols should be overlooked. Now let the
canvass be narrowed down to a contest be-
tween General Echols. an honest, bold, and
persuasive man, and Captain Paul, the
recognized leader OF reimbursement in this
district, who is believed TO be honest in his
convictions, but wrong in principle. Yes,
let the contest be between these two gentle
men, a debt-payer and readiuster, for we
want no uncertain man like Harris, who
can never be relied OIL, who has never done
anything for the Conservative party, but,
on the contrary, is believed TO have sup
ported Wells in 1869, during our darkest
hours in fighting for cur liberties against
!" military tyranny" and carpet-bag rule.
Let. our standard-bearer, General EcholS,
be brought 10 the front, and be assured that
the good people will follow him in Au-
.guSta. noAEsil.
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a Conservative Grcenbmcker.

1t affords us very great pleasure to pull
lsh in another column an article from our
friend Robert &. Darlington, Esq, men,
Der Of the Wythevi!e Grecnback Club, en-
pressiye OF his views upon the subject Of
the currency. and as to bis position relative
to the present canvass. Mr.. Darlington is
a Greenbacker after the order Of General
Joe Johnston, Colonel Cabell, Colonel Rich
moud, and every other regular Conserva'
tive nominee in the State OF Virginia, and
he does not want the fact that lie is connect
Ell with Grecnback club to mislead any. OF
his friends into the belief that he is disor-
ganizcr, or that he intends in any respect to
give aid and encouragement to new
party in opposition TO the Democratic
party. lie says he CiclrS lrith alarm
any movement which has tcnden-
cy to continue the Radical party in
power for another four years, and per-
haps indefinitely. The great presidential
struggle of 1880 is bound to be affected by
the canvass now being made. Mr.. CARING
ton sees and feels this; but independent OF
that, he is convinced that the position of
the National Democratic party in reference
to the currency is the correct one, aud to
that party alone we must look for relief
from the financial troubles brought upon
the country bv the Radical rarity. lie is
satisfied, too, as every true Conservative
ought to be, that the Conservative party OF
Virginia is fully in accord with Thurman,
Voorhees,, Hendricks, and other leading
statesmen OF the Democratic party. We
hope Mr.. Carrington's card will he attcn-
lively read by every Conservative and
Greenbacker in the county. and that they
may all come to the same conclusion that he
has-tbat it is their duty to stand true to
the Conservative party, and give Colonel
Richmond, its nominee in this district. Il
cordial and hearty support WytheUMe
E'NterDriSe.
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CANAAN Camm Patterson. of Buckingham.
announces himself as ependent-Green-
back candidate against Ran. Tucker in the
Sixth district. We opine that when the
Gnmnpaign is over Camm will not share
the doubt of William Patterson. He will
know who struck him. The opposition to
General Joe Johnston in the Third district
has crystalized into the nomination by the
unlimited Green hackers OF Colonel w. w.
Newman, OF Hanover, as candidate for Con-
press The convention F" met at Rich
mond on Wednesday Of last week. All the
indications point to an easy contest ana
sweeping victory for General Johnston
RarriSonburg Commonwealth.
independent Greenbackers are all the
rage now. Captain Camm Patterson OF
Buckingham. is out against Ran. Tucker IN
the Lynchburg district. We pity Camm II
he attempts to stump the district Wild
Tucker. The drubbing he will receive Will
last him the balance OF his days. There Is
not the ghost Of chance for him. The
true Democrats OF that district will support
Tucker almost to man, WdyneSooro
Tribune.
The CRACKERS have now put up W. W..
Newman against General Joe Johnston.
on bet he'll feel like an old man after Jo-
sepb thrashes him ont Of bis boots.-A6ang-
don Standard.
One OF the sure things in this canvass IS
a majority Of 5000 for Hon. J. e. kenna
DemocraU over II. s. Walker Green
backpr).-KanGiShG Gazette.
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The Greenback party in the Third or
Richmond district has nominated Colonel
w. w. Newman, OF Hanover, for Congress,
against General Joseph t.. Johnston, the
regular nominee of the Conservative party.
The Richmond Wig ought TO be happy
now. 1t has succeeded in getting Critcher
to run as an Independent candidate In the
FirstGdistrict, and Camm Patterson in, the
Sixth district against Ran. Tucker, and
Newman in the Richmond district against
Johnston; but that is ell it can Go. Not a
single one OF its candidates will be elected !;
and after the present canvass is over and
the people find out how they have been
bamboozled and humbugged BY the silly
clamortof few office. seekers and soreheads
into advocating so ruinous and vicious a
policy as an extrayagant issue OF irredeem-
able greenback currency, as advocated in
the Whig, and upon the hustings by Critch-
er, they will not only be disguised with
themselves for their folly, bntthey will heap
curses both loud and earnest upon those
who have momentarily deceived and misled
them. --ETest Point Star. }.' rs ].
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II" GREAT DISPLAY OF DRY GOODS

COHEN BROTHERS
will exhibit MONDAY, September 3Oth, the largest
and most elegant stock OF
DRY GOODS
it has ever been their pleasure to offer.
The grca. reduction in goods from the past two
seas Gus i point of great Interest.
COHEN BROTHERS
mark every art!cIeiu their house down 10 tle low
est market vaiue they offer. bcs dcs. hundreds Of
grea; bargains IN every department.
Their stock OF SILKS. in Black and Co!or"d. Is By
far the most extensive, and perhaps the most
superb ever offered in thi, city:
Their stock Of DRESS MATERIALS lends the
greatest variety;
Special attention Is called 10 their stock Of BLACK
and MOURNING GOODS. among which may be
found some OF the greatest bargains ever he
hcll--amons these may he clas,ed the INDIA
BEOCHEDELI.E, one and Il half yards wide, at
$l25-:hc value OF which Is 1925;
Also, upwards of 200 dozen LADIES, GENTLE
MEMS. aud CHiLDHEN'S HOSIERY;
Great bargains Ia KNIT UNDERWEAR;
Also, SHETLAND SiIAWLS,
CORSETS.
CASSIiERES,
FLANSELS.
WATERPROOFS.
besides thousands CT other goods.
The largest assortment Of
CARPETS
ever Offered in any dry-2o"ds house
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY,
THREE-PLY, INGRAM.
VENETIAN. COTTAGE, and HEMP.
Also, large lot OF
RUGS
III Tapestry. Velvet. and Oll-Cloth.
Great bargains will b. offered In some OF thcs
goods. SEES
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A WITTY REsoLUTIoS.-R esolued, That
we warn the people OF this Commonwealth,
whose votes General Butler is now solicit.
ing by promises to- serve them faithfully,
that his professions when seeking Office
have been found In our experience to be,
easily made and as easily repudiated when.
the time for redeeming them came; that
they are neither gold nor good paper, but u,
kind of fat currcney-haYing no intrinsic
value-cheap, delusiye, frredeemable, and
worthless,
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The Bank Of England issues no note OF 4
denomination less than G5-that is, S25.
It redeems every note on demand. The
Government OF England issues 10 paper
money.
The Government of France issues 10
paper-monev. The Bank OF France re-
deems all its notes in specie on demand. a
man may reside in Paris Il month, ard never
see any other money than coin.
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GnErSpAcSEHs.--T The Geenbackers $50
colled, have nominated Mr.. Newman to OPP
uose q enerai Johnston in the Metropolitan
district.
I Their platform lengthenss the legs OF re-
sumption, to thirty years. General Johnston
would resume when the ability OF the Gov
erninent and the necessities OF its people
make It proper. This movement seems to
have FOR head throughout the State some
ambitious ass.
!, ! Every patriot in Virginia ought to vote
for General Johnston, and feel it privilege
to give him anything he would take. There
is no place in the gift Of her people which
he would not honor more than the place
would honor him. The forty-acre-mule
promise OF the carpet-bagger to the negro
is not thinner than the principles OF these
disorcanizers.- BrunsloicE Advocate.
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The Political adventures of Lord Bedcont

The Political AduentureS of Lord BeaCOns-
field. New YORK: CHARLES SCRIBNER Il
Sons.
This volume is made up Of the remark
able papers that appeared in the fortnfghHy
Revie,o not long since. Lord BEACONs-
FIELDS fame has grown so that these papers
have become very attractive for their bril-
iancy and their incisive analysis.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d CO.
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TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following person, appear i, creator, "h u,'
brnk> lua r,pI c>cu; In ihr Trr. >uri otrc Tn! "a
nj this STATE known aS Revolutionary war 'tal'">,
js.url un,,rr tn. act UI 1874. 1'aIi!s ihir;'Hl ~
iI,r,,. u,.r q, nt!i!.. r,vca'lc ~ pleasure, i @''*
,,t rirI Tor I'm. interest Guc ou me >ju'N >t'iIh"
in their names tor such 4 - ri"d 81 WE" ~ 10 XIV
ri,,. 10 .h, prc>iiun; uH mat tActr hers Il 7''
there. Ice now living. hayiUg II" hMU"c'i-r ~ ur'N
l.nrc,. of said stock. and all ~ ENi.H VIE i"%
more. kully by the following statement :" ~:
81 ,Io.iu', Eyrhc,y church. cert G;It'S Mr. 80,
t,nr SRI aud 1873 Tor s2p.2i, 'Htrit>' ti'' "'1'.
for iSyo huur, and thirteen ru.rtc am i'n''''
I'm. 10 ssh William MctuncN, rrrl!ur''r w.
ST- for ~1g.ij. intc,tst unclaimed tor t"U !''!'-
,I,r,l el:d thirty eight pnartrrr "'i a'i"lt
S5a57: .~iat,. JACOB Min,!s. c"rthclt" 10. 30
fir S30l interest unclaimed for ~" "tt"i .C
,,t six I, three quarters, and alI"upuG :" = 2'o'
Sa;nuc! ruxtu", CERTIFICATES No. IIo i"i - "'
5SJ for Se2.S2 Interest ulcla.Et,I toE '"" '""
,ir.,i aud sNty-S.SeE quarter M" ~ ~.
SDuT.yO: llLtr.~ {. tl"chh"l. iH>|' "a "a"
irrkucy c,r, itictte M. 33S Tor sS-.sc, '"''i.I
mel nrL for one hundred an! Sky qtsiTttfS' "I'
,,;!,nIutiuo ,S. 5000: ArHoldt> ' an AsaoSt' ~
,r,,.r tnr Il,. estate OF Jane, Wall. 81 sir-l''';
ccrrincnre No 81 Tor s2Uu.5-. mtcIr,t "u'!hl'h,'t
for three haa'trr'! ANA siAl'ch @e~'. AZ ~
amounting ~ s3Io.3|, ..-...,.,t,, NJ
Sn,ud III, hers ut law or icGl! rtRsr>1IitAi W -,
INV ~ said .iockh"idcrs nil 10 tsiaLH'h NJ
r,.h, In said 40. Oh or teioIU 10. mr.. 90" I'd
Soycnbcr next, The State Treasure - h"''.t, ~
and required 10 carry The princits' Snh S, ,h,,
slid Stock 10 the credit 81 the SsAtr III" ''"~ ~
accounts. ,o-,,
- ~le' act As' "a '''>' /. LEAPHARr,
state Trr:t>ufee q! South N"+'''"'~
ap 2C-SSM&<Jy5&G&oc3S' --
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EXCURSIONS.
TIME LAST EXCURSION
OF THE SEASON TO

WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND NEW
s YORK, .'s..
and return. over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
leayin. Richmond MONDAY MORNING, October
7lS7R, al 7:30 O'clock; arrive al Washington NJ
p making connection with all trains bound north.
Tickets good for fifteen days, 10 return on any train.
Having daylight 10 the mountains and all OF The
beautiful scenery, ana no change OF cars. No de-
fIay-srraight through. Merchants and pleasure
seekers. now Is your ttme-.he only md last. Spe;
.irlp: Washington, s2; Baltimore, 81 New YORK,
$3.50.
Tickets for sale by the commiitee-.J. VI. Thomp-
sou, $50 RrOa street: j. b. Suit, TOO Broad street
r.. II. Adams, 322 Sixth street. !. -
- Sc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l,3.5&7
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EUST TRY 1T.

At MEADE II BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS FOR !NFALIDS.
AU-PlLLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
IlOT-WA TER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR TIE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAVELLING-FLASkS
NGE-IhtiS.
POCKET-STOV
uORSE-HAIE FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET INHALERS,
STEhAI-INHALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
ABDUAINAL-SCPP0R
IIARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
SHOULDER-BKACES,
NASAL DOCCIlES,
FEyER-TE
LVANIC-BATTERlES.
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold n.
MEADE < BAKERS Drugstore,
au27 919 Main street.
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We wish that FITz JOIN PoRTER's case
were decided. We hope that General FIT7
JOHN will get justice, whatever that be-
And now that we acknowledge our impa.
tience with the g-lingerins case we tut
indulge the feeling that is general amongst
men-the di>gustof old cases. Tedious de-
lays thus tend to wrong. Speedy justice is
the great blessing TO society.
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n~~ FIRST PRE- Shy L + r | 4 \
HUECII.--praching by the pastor tRev. Dr.
Pr sToS) AT i O'Clock \. NJ. and O'Clock i. VI.
The colorcd Sabbath scnool connected with this
church will resume lis sessions in the lectrcroon
on SABBATH AFTERNOON AZ 81 o'clock. Teachers
and scholars will please attend punctua!ly At Inc
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CHESS LiNI,iENF.
Y ANE AND SICK HORSES

Y AME AND SICK HORSES ~
ppoxoUXcED INCCRABLE CURED FREE f
COST.
CHESS LlSlMENT I0DlDE AMMONIA.
suyns. spliuts. Riurbones, Hnnchts; LhSrS HSn'
Sp Snrnnr < n,,.. care without hlrmish Sraihs'
Sshn,,Ir Sm,.mt,s, Nsyicu'ar Disease, Shoe Boil
cure guaranteed. rn I,fn-,,,ti.u 10
:! Se''e ~ Dir. WILLIAM NJ, GilESS
-5a IL. e...rs l2o West broadway, Nv" tosA.
Use only ior horses the aasmen1 III Se'o" "'"P'
hers. Sold by ali druggists. $50
Wholesale agents, PURCELL, lA ~ s y Ss WIN
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hGGRAC SIRE Z T BAPTIST
CUITRCII (corner OF Grace and Foushce strcctS)-
Tie pastor, Rev. WILLIAM Z. HATCHER. ID.
De- will preach at II O'Clock i. NJ. and ut quarter
before So'cock 7. N. on SUNDAY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DEATHS.


Died. on Friday. October 4. S7s. at 5:l3 O'Clock
p NJ. of mariisInus, CLARA ADELlNt- daughteT
of August and Ellen Meyer; aged one year and
seventeen days. .,
i,r fun raj will take place from her parents resi-
dencp No. G3G north Fourth street. THIS (S;ttur-
day) AFTERNOON at 4 clock. Friends ana ac-
quaint inces arc respectfully Invited to attend.
Died. YES. cr,ay at ten minutes after2 O'Clock r.
W.. GEORGE HALL, 1nfaht son of julia +. ana
George =. Richardson. ~.
The funeral will rake place from the reSidencr Of
his father, No. 100 Grace street. TODAY at ~
o'clock p. NJ. Friends and acquainlanccs are re-
spcctfu!ly invited 10 attend
Died Octoncr 4 III. at tcn minutes to oc!Cck A.
NJ. ARTHUR STEUART. Youngest child OF Annie
r. aud Charles :. Atkinson; aged two years, two
months and two days.
Pcac" q The little traveller,
AS his Tiny lilie feet
Tread the golden streets Of Heaven,
Where in JOY we hope to meet.
take these little lambs. said He,
And fuih them 10 my breast
Protection they shall find In Ne,
And he forever blest.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents 25O5 NJ street. nj O'Clock THIS Sat-
urday) AFTERNOON. Friends and acqnaintihces
Of the family are invited to attend.
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ncv FRIENDS MEETING (Clay street
above Firsl-This being the time of the half-years
meeting, there Will he services ut IL \. NJ. AMI Az
r. NJ TOMORROW. and ut 10 a. NJ. the following
day. JULIA VALENTINE and MARY c. THOMAS
from Baltimore, and other ministers. will be present
at each meeting.
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I- FIRST b 4 p r IST CHURCH
fTwclf and Broad streets I-Rev. K. w. WARREN
D. d, will preach on SUNDAY at II A. VI. ant
7:45 p. u.
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1T ACE-STREET PRESBITE-
RAN CHURCH.-The Rev. PRESTON q. NASH
will preach at IL o'clock A. N. No afternoon
service.
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MT FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH (seven1h street near Gracel.-Eev. W. c.
ScuAEFFEE will preach at II 4. NJ and $40 4.
NJ Seats free. All welcome.
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SECOND PRESB Y T + r y \
CHTRCII.-Dr. HoGE will preach at II \. NJ and
At hal!-IRist o'clock I. NJ
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MILITARY NOTICES.

VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. )
GENERAL ORDER No. 3.-The COM h
" nandants of the several companies are mere p
NV notified 10 assemble. their icspecttye com IVY
,nsn5s On NDNDA DC: 0ber 7. 1875 at O'Clock II
r. A.. on Broad street between Ninth and Tenth
nv order Of r. H. JOHNSON. Major.
oc h-It* j. b. JOHNSON, Adjutant.
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III ST. JAMES CHURCH.-The into
rIor improvements having been completed, services
will be held in this church in the morning and alter
noon as usual. Communion services in the morning.
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III BROAD-STREET METHODIST
fcorncr Tenth and Broadl.-Rev. 5. 4. STEEL VIII
preach at | A. VI. and ~ Z. VI.
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n1T SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Preaching at l 4. ". and 7:35 p VI. b!
Rev. j. y. TYLER.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MED1cAL. COLLEGE OF YIRGISIA
FIRST DAY OF THE REGULAR COryRsr
aoNDAY. OCTOBER TIN.
THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION

Of this Institution commences F!rS'r MONDAY
OF OCTOBER and continues i've months
FACULTY.
L. s. JOYNES, NJ. d.. Emeritus Professor Of ph,s-
iology ana Medical Jurisprudence.
JAMES Il. NCCAw, VI. D.. Professor Of PrncrL..
OF Medicine. w.
HUNTER MCGUIRE N. r.. Professor Of Surgery
X. I. COLEMAN. u. d.. Professor IF Olsteirir.
&c.
/. ID. CCSSISGHAM. VI. d.. Pr r'cSsor of Aua,n,rr
3Iedica and ThrraDcntics 80
.. +. MANSON, VI. d.. Professor Of Physiology AMI
Pathology.
is. u. rLLEN, NJ D.. Professor of Diseases 81
Women and Children.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, VI. d., Pro!es scr Of Chem
.stry and Pha:macv.
u. W. WEST. VI. D.. Demonstration of ANATOMY
II. VI. TAYLOR. VI. d., Assistant ID, invn>;ra;Ur 81
Anatomy.
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION is compe,.
both theoretical aud practical. conducted BIZ rh,
Professors. assisted BY the Adjunct Faculty VII,
give the student daily examination on the lecture
without addition charge.
The CLINICAL ADVANTAGES Of ri -hrnuI
arc AL under the control OF tho Faculty. The Ciiy
Hospital. the College Hospital. the College Btsprn-
oren 10 The student without chrrg..
Expenses for whole Course. Including STa-
circulation Fee. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l2J 90
STUDENTS attending summer Cour>c....... g., uu
Practical Anatomy, Demonstrators Fec. 10 go
GOOD BOARD from ( 4 Ia $40 per month.
j. i. NicrAw. VI. D..
Sc Is Dean OF lEc Faculty.
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MI SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor'
uer of Main and Sixth stTccls).-Rev. HENRY NC
DONALD. D. d., will preach OH SUNDAY at II
A and =, NJ.
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MT MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rey.
j. G.. ARMSTRONG, Rector-Serviccs viii be re-
sumed in this church OH TOMORROW at II O'Clock
A. VI. and AZ p. NJ. Holy communion at morning
service. Sunday school AT 9H 4. NJ.
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On our second floor You VIII find full line OF
BLANKETS. SHEET iNGS, BtD-TlCkS. TA-
DLE OI!.-Ci.UTIlS. COMFORTS: and QUILTS.
Sl2 BLANKETS reduced 10 IS pair:
SlU BLANKETS reduced 10 80 Il pair;
IS BLANKETS reduced 10 - = pair;
Sc BLANKETS reduced 10 81 Il pair:
50 B..A NkETS reduced OS;3 Il pair:
81 BLANKETS re iuccd To - pair.
We offer the largest assortment OF Blankets ever
offered In the city. Ilotrl-kccpcrs and DO riding
houses and families desiring Blankets SHOULD con-
slider and look stock before buying elsewhere
On our thrl floor YOU will find 4 fun line Of LA
LIES tLOAkS, BOULEVARD and BALMO-
RAJ SKIRTS. sIItWLS. : II 7 J. 4 y ID
SlIAWLS. PIANO COVERS and TABLE.
COVERS. U\DEE-,iA W IL L +
SPREADS. and MAlt>EILLt IFS QUILTS:
Latest styles Of cLOAkS and SHETLAND
SHAWI.S just received. ut lower prices than
ever: CLOAkS from ~ TO S23. Don't buy br-
fore you look 1T cur sIock.
On our fourlh ncor you will iild fall assortment
OF CARPETS. OlL-CLDTH-, MATTlNGS.
RUGS. CE,WlNDOW-SHADtS.
MATTiNGS ii ON 20 to soc;
CARPETS at l6:=. 20, 20. 80, 40, so, G2l9, 10,
90c.. ! up TO 81 % per yard:
CURTAIN-i.ACE from l2i.c. 10 ; per yard;
RUGS from : 10 :l2 each;
OIT.-CLOllS from zoe. M 10 IL per yard.
We have thousands of other articles, but 100 liil-
ncroils tn mcution for want OF space.
SYCLE BROTHERS. 3 Broad street,
cci between Third aud Fourth streets.
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NJ 4 S!4'S T..
DR. +. \. W ELTER,

nR. +. \. WELTER,
formcry Of New York city. aud la" Director 81 .hc
Stanton V. r. Institute.
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC.
VOICE CULTURE aud CLAS>-slNGiNG /
speciality. ,,
Mi'sIC-EOOM. No. 20 Ninth street, Wiikine'u'i
Hall residence. fOrd's linrl. Ill I'm
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on October 8, 1873. by Rev. s. G. Clop.
tom ut The residence Of the BIRDS mother: MI
HENRY THOMAS and Miss HATTIE {. BLUNT
both OF this city.
Married. in this civ, on Thursday. October 3,
1878 by Rev. j. L. Iutson. Mr.. WILLIAM u.
SUhItP and Miss ANNIE NJ. KEHOE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

NJ SPECIAL AND
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET,
WILL DE CLOSED ON MONDAY,
OCTOBER 7Tu.
AND REOPEN TUESDAY
with new and fresh supply of FALL and WINTER
GOODS at extremely low prices.
Our stock of DRESS GOODS comprises one of
the largest and best-assoried It has been our
pleasure to ufTor, aud we guarantee satisfaction In
style and price.
Oar stock Of
BLACK !ALPACAS,
MOHAIRS,
BLACK CASHMERES, and
GRAPE CLOTHS
Is the best and cheapest in the city. Don't fail to
give us 4 call on BLACK GOODS.
We call special attention to our stock OF
CASSIMERES for mems and boys wear
WHITE. GRAY, BLUE, and RED FLANNELS
WHITE and COLOEED BLANKETS,
WHITE and COLORED QUILTS AM COM
FORTABLES,
CARPETS,
and lots Of other goods, which we are offering n
prices never dreamed of before. Call and see for
yourselves.
A large line Of RIBBONS, PRINCES, BALLOONS
&c. for trimmings;
BUTTONS Of all kinds,
KID GLOVES, SILK HASDKERCHIEFS,
SCARFS. CORSkTS. HOSIERY, &C., at lower
prices than ever. Call ut
THALHIMER BROTHERS,,
&c 5-SMSThtr 601 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

kTTENTION, GREENBAChERS.-
IN You arc requested 10 meet at the jefferson
Ward Club. room O-NIGHT Saturday at O'Clock
70 form i'm procession to march 10 NaEchc,ter 10
take part IN The grand meeting to be held there Let
every Grrenbacktr be at his posi- promptly: ID. IT,
"c 5itt j. j. MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05
a,.&g..S'E y.

MISS \. II. POWERS will rrSlIin" her
vi gen cral class In CAII~THEEItS for iu:i'~.
,Irl-. and small boys. OCTOBER; SD NJ NJ. ~rt
Grace street al 1880 l.. VI.
WIN 1--WE three lessons Il wcck;our ii Necessary.
Ten dollars per session OF seven upu.ls: - l-r
bali sc,>on--ln advance.
No deduction for les than t"o m"utl-, ah-"ncc.
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