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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-08
DANyrLLE.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
APRIL 3, 1878. =
Mr.. C. G. Holland, as president, In pur-
s,lance of an order OF the Council, has APP
pointed committee OF citizens to visit
Henry county, in support OF the effort now
being made to build q railroad from Dam
vile up through that county. This is the
committee: Daniel Coleman, j. e. SehUol-
field, Elisha Keen, Jr., John 0. Redo, D..
III. Neal, r. B. Grayely, and +. ID. Face.
1t appears that an order for q vote OF the
citizens upon the question whether SUP.
scription OF $780, shall be given or not
NAV be issued by the Council or the Judge
OF the Corporation Court. BY one party or
the other il is expected that the order will
be issued in due time, and that the vote
will be taken in May. That seems decided.
The ..long dry spell" las been broken
at last, rain having fallen pentiiuliy on
Wednesday night and yesterday.
DR.. w. L. Robinson, health officer, re-
ports that there were nine deaths in the city
last month-two whites and seven colored.
The number of arrests in the city last
month was Sc. The amount OF the tines
imposed BY the Mayor was $l55; OF this
AM ount $102 were collected in cash, and
S25 were RENTED.
The quarterly term Of Judge Aiken's
court has been in session this week. Keno
seems to have been the popular game
among the gamblers, and general satlstac-
ton Is felt at the rigorous manner in which
Judge Aiken and his grand jury have dealt
with them, ALPHA.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS OFFICE. Z

Is VIRGINIA OVERTURNED Lexington
Gazette. 1.-The Mofett register has been in
operation in Lexington for nearly four
months. The amount OF tax for that time
is 1910.
This is a monthly average Of 1885, or an
average of $26 for each register, the whole
number Of registers being 8.
The cost Of the liquor thus sold and taxed
amounts to $25,979 a year. This is about
four per cent. on all the taxable property,
real and personal, of the whole county. 1t
is more than double the whole county levy
exclusive of railroad taxi for roads, schools,
and carrying on the county government.
It is about thirty per cent. on the taxable
property Of the Lexington district.
Now, here is scope enough for readiust-
ment. RI we can stop this drain upon our
wealth, all other burdens will be but as a
drop in the bucket. II the people OF the
whole State of Virginia drink whskey as
we do, the Moffett register will bring into
the Treasury S1,500,000; or if the money
paid for the whislley were applied to the
debt, we would wipe it out-consols, cou-
pons, peelers, and all-in three years.
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NJ YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION.
THOMAS Il. PRICE & co.
:, 1, aunna t.Ar- tho ~ FL. aIri nfk tr.a In

THOMAS Il. PRICE 6 co.
announce for the carly spring trade
BLACK SILKS ct IL, 1925, $3.50, $1.75. - /;
at prices lower than any house South. We as;
an examination Of our prices
BOURETTE, MEXICAN, and III o r TIE Ms
GRENADINES, in fullest assortment;
BRCCADE GRENADINES-new;
BLACK and CoLoRED BUNTlNGS-al shades
from 25 to 75c.;
Look at the BAYoNNAIsE CLOTH at 81 and
$l.35-very latest;
Latcs. Partisan novelties in BOURETTES, FEA-
TaERED. and NOVEL DESIGNS, and SILK
and WOOL FABRICS;
LADIES' KIDS-two- and three-buttons-at vi;
EMBROIDERED, SIDE-CUT. and GIANTS DE
SUIDE KIDS at popular prices;
Latest styles In LIsLE-THREAD, SILK, aud BIER
LIN GLOVES;
Most complete stock of TOWELS, DAalAsKS, Do
MESTICs, SHEETiNGs, and sHIRTsSGS, nj
lowest cash prices;
SOLID COLORED, STRIPED, and CHECKED
- SILKS, in beautiful assortment;
Look at our FURNITURE CRETONNES.
7. r. PRICE Il CO.
NH 30 1l0l Main street.
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A new post-ofiice is established at Lee
Mount, Accomac county, Va, on the route
from Onancock to HOMETOWN, with ID. IL.
johnson as postmaster. John r. Franklin
is appointed postmaster at Franklin City,
Acconac county, Va, vace E. +. Jones.
declined. Thomas b. Ihornett is appoint
ed postmaster at National Soldiers Home,
Elizabeth City county, Va, uice Otis d.
Childs, resigned. Richard Il. Williams is
appointed postmaster at Peaksyllle, Bed
ford county, Va, vice q. b. Owen, re-
signed. William Il. Ch Lies, s appointed
county, Va, uice A. G. Bradley, resigned.
Lewis Il. Gouldin is appointed postmaster
at Moss Neck, Caroline county, Va, Uice
Lewis T.. Gouldin, resigned. Mrs. Lucin-
da Honaker is appointed postmaster at
Creswell, Russell county, Va, vice WA. c.
Honaker, resigned.
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The THoM AND PITTS DUEL.-The Nor.
folk Virqinian publishes the testimony
taken before the coroner's jury. Here is,
in one mans evidence, the substance of it
Mr.. George Toy (sworn): "Was in Win.
der's porch ;>saw Mr.. Thorn on his way to
his office in passing Mr.. Vo!ney Noting.
hams store, where Pitts was talking with
persons, Mr. Thorn had passed few steps
Mr.. Pitts hailed him once, and had an eX.
citing conversation for short while, in
which Mr.. Pitts called Mr.. Thorn scoun.
drel and damned rascal; Mr.. Thorn then
drew pistol, and the firing commenced ;
only a short interval from the first to the
shooting; I heard four shots fired; they
both fell near the same time; Dir. Pitts fell
first, he THINKS"
NIr. Thorn is confidently expected to re-
cover.
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Money ould be Plenty

Money GEOulu3 E6 = AC1Aoy 800
IA y irQii,ia when her people are able TO
snend annually some liteen millions or
more for ardent spirits. The famous pre-
anble 10 the BaaBouR bill cannot claim re-
specs Tor ms truthfulness III face Of this
fact. The read busters assert that the Suite
cannot pay more taxes This is an opinionl.
What consideration Is it entitled to when
We comrare it with the fact that at least ff-
teen miIlions OF dollars are annually PAID
by tho citizens OF Virginia for l'quors
None at ai,. Ardent spirits are not neces-
sary for Subsistence or health. The money
paid for them is unnecessarily eXpendeo.
Would one million OF those fifteen paid IN
taxes Cypress the people: Could not tnat
million be paid into the public Treasury
without serious Injury 10 the people?
This TACT is conclusive evidence that the
statement that the people cannot bear an in
crease OF taxes is untrue. We doubt Whe-
sther those who make the assertion that the
State Is unable to pay even 80 small an In
crease as ten or twelve cents in the hundred
dollars value OF property believe it. Not
able. Where does the vast amount spent
for llqnor come from?
It Is a terribiy discreditable fact that Q
State paying fifteen or more millions per
annum for intoxicating liquors cannot pay
a small increase OF taxes to support the
Government. Cur people have shown their
readiness TO sacrifice their lives for their
State. That is indeed public devotion. But
what are we to say OF these same people
when we are informed that although they
were ready 10 offer up their lives for their
State they would rather see her dishonored
than pay one cent more OF taxes, while they
snend fifteen millions per annum OF their
hard earnings in drinks?
The point is especially interesting at thi;
time. for the opinions OF Che Legislature are
put forth in the light OF fact, and made te
give sort of color to the idea that the con
tract OF the State to pay ought TO be Sc
aside, because the people declare, through
their Representatives, that they are not able
to pay. The able argument of J. II. in oul
Saturdays issue exposed this failacy tho
roughly. Il was well understood also by
those who voted for the compromise bill
and differed entirely from the assertion
in the preamble OF that as we'll a:
the BARBOUR bin, that the people cou'6
not pay any increase OF taxes. They
knew that the preamble was worth no
thips-that it neither established nor Gle
stroyed q fact. And now what faith Cal
possibly be put in the Judgment or honest.
OF the opinions OF the preamble in the fac'
OF the single fact that the people OF Viz
GINA spend fifteen millions per annum II
the unnecessary luxury OF ardent spirits
People of Virginia. do yon understand
how these two things are to be reconciled
with one another? They cannot truthsully
ard honestly be made to agree
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On Thursday night the through express
train on the Texas Pacific railroad was
stopped. and robbed ut Eagleford station.
aaa na pobsra qua nea moesI
to be the, same gang that lately plundered
the train on the Central road, and their sue
cess will probably lead TO further outrages.
& Auditors Taylor and Rogers assess for
this year, on the $50 coupon 81 AS; on The
si5 coupon. seyeaty-two CENTS and on THE
80 coupon, ffteep cents. 20 s5s
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Enounced al ssa spider i'll he'll BY that glo-
Ersoua old lawyer. Peters ssa dppedl.
We headed You of son Saturday sn,artf.
Wake us up in the g dead f night 3 and we
can begin with RICHARD III. and tell you off
Ia the ordersos. their reigns all the Kings
that England has since had. Besides, It is
not reasonable that we should forget the
century Of the man from whom we learned
the meaning Of The phrase G to end IN
smoke
BE off wild ye, We haythen.
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DEATHS.

ped on Saturday afternoon, STEPHEN chill
DlsEY, In the scycnty-second year OF his nae
His funeral yin take place from ol LeignISt rSa
friends Of The family and OF his son, John Il. Chill
drey, are Invited TO attend.
Died. on wednesday the 18th day of March,
1878, of diphthefia, LUCY BLAIR, daughter OF
Henry and Celia 6. Curtis; aged three years, one
month and five days.
Suffer little children to come unto me, md for.
bid them not, for Of such ~ the kingdom OF God.'
Quincy Flortda) Herald.
Died, ut his residence. Glen Roy, In the county of
GIoucester on the 18th Of March, 1878. Mr. VII
LIAM p. SMITH, IN the eighty second year OF his
age,
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GENERAL BUFFERS NON-EXP0RTABLE Cur
RENCT.-Mr. c. L. Daughtrey, grocer on
County street, purchased barrel OF eggs
from a countryman for eight cents a dozen.
On opening the barrel the eggs were found
to be packed with money instead Of bran or
saw-dust, as is usual. About bushel Of
notes OF various denominations, from Eve
cents up to ten dollars, were gotten from
the barrel, samples OF which were sent to
the Times ofize. Virginia and North Caro-
lima treasury and Confederate notes were all
mixed togethcr.-P Portsmouth Times.
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NET SPECIAL BARGAINS JUST RE-
CEIVED FOR THIS WEEK AT THALliIMER
BROTHERS., COL BROAD STREET:
just opened, cases Of The choicest styles CALL
GOES 1t 5, 81. and S13r.
Al UaMBRICS and PERCALES, pretty styles, Mt
80 pieces 7.s COLORED-FIGURED CORDED
PIQUES at 10c worth Sc:
100 pieces DRESS GOODS, all kinds, from 12S TO
soc. Give It's a call on Dress Goods.
All shades WORSTED FGINGES from IL TO 3ac.;
also, TRIMAlING-SlLkS and BUTTONS to
match shades of dress goods.
\ full and very cheap line of BLACK GOODS
all kinds; WHITE GOODS, q large variety
CAN and see It's on them.
In PARASOLS we offer OF the largest and
cheapest stocks in the city-at prices to suit
any and everyone.
rs dozen new and pretty shades KID GLOVES.
Just received, ut so, 75c.. $ , and Sl.25. Give
us Il call OH Kid Gloves, rs we can show The
nandsomeSt stock In The city.
Having bought L very extensive lot Of CORSETS
direct from the manufacturers, we enabled
10 offer the best goods ut very low prices. We
have large liue OF white and colored fro n Soc
to $3.50. and ask q call &c see them.
Ladies', misses. and ch!ldren's WHITE and
STRIPED HOSIERY-a full line very cheap.
SILK aud LACE SCARFS. SILK HANDK Err
CHIEFS, RIBBONS, NECK-RUFFLINGS-a
large variety at low prices. II
No. COL Broad street.
Mr. CHARLES HUTZLER is with us. aud will
be pleased to sec his many friends and customers
NH 80
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: yIsss,I 4 II xyragEss

M COHEN BROTHERS WILL oFEN
on MONDAY nm entire new stock OF DREss
GOODS. coEsisttng of all The nav shades Of Bnnt-
ing. Piain and Dainasse; Bonreftess In Black and
Colors Mexicans and Brocade Grenad'nes,tn ell
sllades and qualities; Jonees sik Grenadines con-
s,dered the haudsonest goods Imported this season.
In all coIors for street or evening dress. Te
Wehava Just opened one OF The 1argest assortmenfs
or BLACK, BLAcK-AND-WHITE. STRIPED,
FOHECKED, and PLAIN SILKS ever exhibited
south of New York. and at such prices rs will guar
nntee ready sale.
They are also Offering an extraordinary cheap line
OF MOURNING GOODS:
LUBIN'S 4O-INCH-WIDE TAMISE at 6Oc., sell
ing generally ut $50. Soc. will buy the finest
imported, worth fully 1925:
40-lNCH-WIDE BARATHEA ut 60c., formerly
sold at 81;
MUELLARD'S BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH ut
. EOr-auaIity generally sold at 75c.:
ALL-WO0L BLACK MOUssELAINES at 2ec.,
formerly sold ut A0c.; ut 42c. heretofore sold at
LUBiS's "MoURNIEG CASHMERE" at 7oc.,
75c., and I'll, heretofore sold at 90c, 81, ano
S1.56. These worid-renowned goods are not
often offered for less than their standard value.
GRAPE CLOTHS, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, bonn
BAZINE, and other Mourning Goods. up D
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The DEBT QUESTION IN THE ELECTIONS
FOR CoNGRESs.-We accept the issue. We
k,eo1u reputation cannot stand before the
people. The leaders Of the hosts OF repu..
diation know it. Therefore they feared and
prevented canvass of the question last
summer. Crack your whip. But il the
honest old Conservative party elects repll-
diator TO Congress, we confess ignorance Of
the material OF which it Is made Virginia
(Neuber7l) People.
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EMpLoYMEST FOR THE UNEMPLOYED
Harrisburg. Pa. April 5.--The House OF
Representatives passed a resolution this
morning requesting the senator's and repre-
.sentatiYes OF Pennsylvania in Congress to
make such provision for the erection OF
public buildings and q general system OF
public improvements as may be necessary
to give employment to willing labor
throughout the country.
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The MoFFETT REGISTER IN WINCHESTER.
The Commissioner OF the Revenue informs
us that there has been no diminution in the
returns for this place, and he thinks the law
is strictly complied with. 1t is to be desired
that dealers everywhere in the State should
pattern after us. NeauS.
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npTHE CHURcH-HILL VARIETY

MET THE CHURCH-H1LL VARIETY
STORE,
2502 Broad street,
keep OH hand at all times full assortment OF NO
TIONs, TRIMMINGS, DRY GOODS. PAPER, and
SHOES, which they sell at lowest prices for cash.
We mention:
PIQUE Mt 81 and DC. yard:
SWISS MUSLIN (excellentl, 10c- yard
CHECKED NAINSOOK, 1910. yard: .,.s
HAMBURG EDGING at 12k, Is, and 25c.;
HAMBURG EDGING ut 5, 64, and Sc:
EVERLASTING and CROCHET TRIMMING;
RRITTANIA and CASH RUFFLlNG:
BUTTONS Of every description;
MACuINE-NEEDLES for all machines;
SPOOL SILK, TW IST, and COTTON;
8 papers PINS for &c.;
2 rolls TAPE for &c..
PRINCES, LACE and SILK TIES:
UNBl. EACHED KNlTTING-CnTTOE:
BLEACHED and COLORED BALL-COTTON:
NOTE PAPERS, IN 4 variety OF styles, from lUc.
up to 81 u box;
UNDERWEAR for Men and Women;
WHITE LAWN TIES nj 5 and 10c.;
Coed CIIILDRES'S SHOES ut 81 L pair;
Our stock, though small. is very complete, COM
prising almost every article i'll tile Notion or Dry
Goods line. Call at the
CHURCH-HILL VARIETY STORE,
ap4 2502 Broad street.
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Hon. i. b. DOUGLAS denies that he was
delluk when he recently violated the rules.
I OF the House, and says that he has deter
mined TO drink no more during his term.
Good news. He Is q most estimable gentle
man, and MS TO abilities for superior to
3nine-.enths Of his Yankee felloW-meinbers
3 and tfaducers. 8 8
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-. LEVY BROTHERS OFFER TO.

~" LEVY BROTHERS OFFER TO-
DAY a lot Of CHECKED and STRIPED MUS
LIN APRONS at 2Jc formerly sold ut 7Jc.
CALICO APRONS at l2c. reduced from 25c.;
STAMPED APRONS 1t SC. worth I5c.;
4 lot Of REMNANTS Of STRIPED and CHECKED
MUSLINS, slightly solid. to Gc sold ut much
below cost;
TUCKED 1IUSLiE5 for waist 1T csc. per yard
worth soc:
TUCKED SkIRrfNI;. L.. yards wide. with seven
teen tlcks and deep hem. ut 35c. per yard, worth
7Jc.;
TIDES with notices worked in at lJc. worth
Soc;
CHECKED MUSLIN, wide plaid, extra fine quality
nj &c. per yard worth i0c 1t IS Just the article
for wrappers and GrcsSing-sacques.
a large stock OF READY-MA De & ARMESTS for
ladies marked down to the lowest prices. Many
Will be sold for less than cost In order to reduce
our STOCK. Amongst this lot VIII be found some
HANDMADE FRENCH GARMENTS, scwed
and embroidered with hand. -
NH 80 LEVY BROTHERS.
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1Frsn the Fredericksburg Star
re vo5arS.


In response to an inquiry by james Roach,
Esq. OF this place, whether voters would
be required to pay their capilation-taX in
order to vote at the municipal elections next
month, the Acknowledgement sent the fol
lowing reply:
ACCOMPLISHMENTS OEFICE. Z
RICHMOND, VA, April 8, 1873.
Dear Sir,-Your letter is received. The
law in relation to the payment OF the capt.
tation-tax is in force at this time. All per-
sons who have paid the capitation-taN for
the year 1876 can vote at the May elections
The capitation-taX Of 1877 is coliectable
until the LIST Of July, 1878, which is aftel
the May election; consequently the words
s'for the year next preceding the election .
must mean the year next preceding fol
which the tax is coliectablc by law. Now,
at the November election the voter will have
to show that he has paid the capitation-taX
for 1877. Respectfully,
JAMES G. FIELD.
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LOANS NEGOTIATED
RANK OF COMMERCE
REMOVED TO I'LL MAIN STREET.

Transacrs a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
COLLECTIONS made on acceptable points, and
prompt returns made at current rates OF exchange.
BOMBS, STOCKS, and VIRGINIA TAX-RE-
GEITABLE COUPONS bought and sold.
As: agents for Messrs, nrexel & Co., Philadelphia,
we draw ORA FITS on The leading cities Of Europe
atiowest rates fnr highest class bills. go
solicited, with the insurance that every
effort viii be nlatlo Ia give satis action.
NH 30 y,sesg' = 4 -; - cashier.
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The dispatch says hat my Lord Coke
WAS a glefl0aa old lawy yer OF the efg bleenth
sscenttI he Dispatch thus daspc Sess Ell.
4 gectslaisy of the. siander, related In some OF
tho sIstei3as, Fiat ssis Walter Raleigh pgas
tried eibss my Lord Coke, md WIS tde-
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GENERAL TICKET OFFICE.
EUROPEAN TICKETS.
Persons contemplating .lsit4iS utr
PARIS EXPOSITION,
or other points ot interest IN
EUROPE,
would 10 wei 10 purchase their ticket i!
a. W. CAREERS
GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
TlCKET-OFFlCE,
sas EAST MAIN STREET.
AGENT rOG THE
CUNARD, WtIlTE-sTAR. NATIONAL lN't
BUHG-ANERICAS, MORT u-G EEhAH
LLOYD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND ALLAN OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LINES.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED ">'
srArERoo,1s SECURED IN ADVANCE
sTEERAGE TICKETS TO AND FkoN N'
PARTS OF EUROPE At 10" Isl "N'''
RATES THE SAME AS At THE NJ" io"-'
AND BALTIMORE OFFICES.
TICKETS SOLD TO ALL POINTS NVm 'r.n
SOUTH, EAST. AND WEST, IN HE
rATES 1t same rates ~ at dcpot'' ,,.,-
information cheerfuliy given BY letter OK ","''
wise. ~, ~. W n iichwont VI.
NH 22-eod2m -------..
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a TgAagpY oss1Irg STAuE---1 a TRApEzE
,PgaFoRMER sBeT DEAD IS proosdenc es g.
d. April B. Tonight at n variety pefiornl-
anee here Mile. yolanfes q trapeze per
former, held an apple on her bead, an Nlfs.
Jennie Fowler, known on sfhe stage 40
Franklin, shot at The apple. rhe snooteI
stood. with her back to the mark. taking aim
nv the reflection ii, mirror. The rifle was
discharged, and NILE. Volante fell dead on
the stage, shot through the forehead esss
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The story that Edison had invented a
machine for manufacturing food out OF
earth, air, and water, was an April-fool
Joke, and has fooled many creduloHs people.
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r5YrsYCLE BROTHERS
are now receiving their
\ SECOND sUPPLY or SPRING GOODS.

!
=nTSsYCLE BROTHERS
arc now receiving their .55
rs sECoNDsUPPLYlOF SPRING GOODS.
handsome STRIPED SILKS at a5c.-real value. 81
per yard; 5eamif1I at 99c. worth yiI %.
SOLID GOL0RsIn all shades At sl-nerer sofa ioi
less than s1.25 before:
BLAG f SILKS ~ STE: worth s 81
BLACK Blc siLks at Il ii. Is worth $3.50:
All these goods have been bought at the iarge auc
ton sales.
BLACK ALPACAS at csc. worth SOC:
RLASk ALPAGAs It # 49, SoI sGs
Don't fa 70 look {: at tour our COR CORK coEsErs
A full line OF BLACK CASHMERE at prices to as.
ionish everybody:
CASHMERE at roc. worth 81
CASHMERE Mt 81 .25 worth $3.50:
ES and q prses as
than ever sold In the city before.
;! DRESS * ReTs5; fHas
plain and fancy POPLINS, from 12Sc. 10 soc.
per yard.
HAMBURG EDGINGSI HAMBURG EDGINGSs =
The question Is settled that SYCLE BROTHERS
are selling HAMBURG EDGlNGS and IN
HABGRG Eb safseSs fn aoe s yard
f e ISok kiD fB0yEs far we
ready to axhibt the largest assortment ever
shown In the city, and aI prices to suit the times
Don't buy your CASSiMERIGS until you look at
- SYCLE BROTHERS..
An awful TOWEL for 12kc.:
The biggest TOWEL for 25c.:
The best TOW Ell for 37Hc.;
Look our f 5ii HOSE three pairs for SOC.
worth CSC pair;
STIIRT-FRONTS from l2xc. 10 Soc;
GENTLEMEN'S WHITE SHIRTS (nnlaundriedl,
made of WamsutLa cotton ana Richardson 5
best linen. at soc. each;
Another lot OF RUSSIA CRASH ut 10c. worth one
shilllna:
l 900 ali linen HANDKER CHIEFS at 6lc. apiece
LA CE SCARFS and SILK SCARFS-latc't styles;
LADIES and CHIJ.UREN'S HOSIERY.
We keep 3 fun line of all goods found In first
class stole. Our Ion: experience in business gives
us greater advantage In purchasing our stock, and
we always give the benefit TO Our customers.
SYCLE BROTHERS. 81 Broad street,
ap1 between Third and Fourth streets.
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s Mr.. HERaANs, OF the pir9inia People, has
taken the stump In the cause Of honesty.
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MT \ NEW LOT OF IIGU-BACK
COMES at very low prices;
PICTURES for ornamenting vases, jars, scrap
books, &c.;
PAINT, ADHESIVE MIXTURE, and yARNISu,
for decoration:
4 large variety of NOTE-pAPERS in boxes ut 0.
Is, 20, 25, 80, 3d. and soc. 4 box-all much bc-
low regular prices:
Good NOTE-PAPEH ut 81 per roam;
Heavy ENVELOPES ut I0c. for box OF $50;
RUFFLES in great varicty--a large assortment Of
fine CREPE LISSE:
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS:
PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS;
4 5O-ccnt INDIA-RCEAER DREGSlNC-C ONE
for csc:
4 25-cent !NDIA-RUBBER DHESSIEG-COM
for 10c. Inh 30I LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-08
CRO0UET.

TROOUET. WITH EIGHT BALLS AND
Y EIGHT WALLETS, nicely varnshed, paesed
M. Amer se,s 81 so. 80. $3.50. and "a ahoN.
c cSts act, with EIGHT BALLS AND EIGHT
Al Ala 49, - - 800 ELLfsIJN C YANCEY,
,ns-1m lll2 Main street. i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-08

Me- CHINESE GRASS-CLOTHS in all
colors;
CORDED PIQUES from the lowest prices up to
the best quality;
WHITE QUILTS at 50c 75c., 81. 25, $3.50, Sl75,
1926, $3.50, So. and up to $40:
COLORED QUILTS very cheap, as we intend to
close out at once every one we have on hand;
BLANKETS at prices that will pay you 70 carry
them over until next winter;
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS very cheap ;
New styles CAMBRICS, CALICOES, and PER
GALES;
CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS in great variety;
BED-TICK from 81 TO csc. per yard;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN, II yards wide, Soc,
worth 75c.:
LINEN SHIRT-BOSOMs at 15c worth Soc, at
NH 80 LEVY BROTHERS.