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Robbed I'm n broadway Stage.

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TAKEN FROM THE
POCKET OF A BANK.MEssENGER.
James Mcdowell a messenger employed
by the Marine Bank. at Pearl and Wall
streets, New York city. was robbed We'd
nesday afternoon in Broadway stage. OF
checks, notes, and money, the property OF
The bank, amounting 10 about 100000.
The robbery was reported at police head
quarters, and detectives were sent on the
track OF the thieves without delay. AS pay.
ment OF the stolen notes was stopped al
once, the loss TO the bank is confined to the
small amount OF ready money, between
5000 and 800, that was stolen.
Mcdowell who is an old and trusted en-
ploye Of the hank, was sent out to make
collections. He had gone his rounds and
was on bis way back at o'clock. when the
robbery occurred. He entered WaIl-street
stage at Canal street and noticed that he was
followed closely by two men, who crowded
in behind him. The stage was full and no
seats were vacant. AS the vehicle was jOlled
violently the messenger felt an arm brush
against his coat, In the breast-pocket OF
which was bis wallet containing the checks
and money he had collected. Looking up
he saw one OF the two men who bad fol-
lowed him leave the stage hastily, and ut
the same instant he missed the pocket
book. With a shout Of "St0p thief! "
he turned toward and shook the door OF the
stage, but the second man, who remained
standing on The step, held 1t fast until the
thief had disappeared in the throng. Then
he, too, ran away, and was soon out OF
sight. The messcL ger attempted TO follow,
but he is an old man and soon became eX-
hausted. Finding pursuit useless, he went
straight to the Leonard-Street Police Sta
ton, and thence TO police headquarters, and
reported his loss. superintendent Walling
gave the matter into the hands OF Inspector
Byrnes, and Detectives Dunn and Dorsey
were sent 10 work up The case. They OBJ
tanned good description Of the thieves
from the WsIl-Strect Detective Bureau.
Information OF the loss and the cha
rscler OF the stolen papers was sent
at once to all bankers and brokers, and
payment OF them was stopped by this
means The list embraces twenty-nine
COUPONS OF United Ststes bonds; two notes
OF b. G. Arnold & Co., one for 10000 and
one for $4,000, payable at the Bank OF New
York, aud certified: one note OF Ganiz,
Jones * Co. for sGS3.77, payable at The
Chemical Bank, aud certified; one note OF
NJ. A. s. Douglass for e3o6. 10, payable and
certified at the Shoe and Leather Bank; the
checks OF L. b. Lawrence AZ Co. for &955.35
on the Nassau Bank; WinsIow. Lanier Il Co.
for $3.50 80, payable TO the order Of the Ma
rlne Bank at the Third National Bank and
Of Soutter & Co. for $3.50 on the Fourth
National Bank; also the acceptance Of
Lewis Brothers Il Co. for s2.2l3.46 on the
Ninth National Bank, and the acceptance Of
he CorbIn Banking Company for SS08.7S
,n the Bank OF New York. Besides these
papers The stolen pocket-book contained
ct OF small checks and SI06 Ia money.
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New Book.

The Still,oater Tragedy. BY T. B. AL
DRICH, author Of " Marjorie Daw." "Tbe
Queen OF Sheba," " Hewer and Hewn,"
&c. Boston: HoUGHTON, MIFFLN & Co.
1880. Price, sl.50.
Beautifully printed and neatly bound.
Mr.. ALDRICH has hosts Of readers and adj
mircrs.
Il History Of Our Oton Times from the
accession Of Queen Victoria to the Ber-
lin Congress. BY JUSTIN MCCARTHY. No.
H., containing Vols. III. and ". New
York: HARPER & BROTHERS. 1880.
Messrs. WEST, JOHNSTON & Co. have sent
us copy OF this valuable work. 1t is one
OF the series OF the Franklln-Square Libra
ry. Price, 20 cents.
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district, -.

The supply OF tickets for each congress
sional district will have the name OF our
regular nominee for Congress on the elec'
toral ticket.
The names OF our congressional nominees
are rs follows:
First Congressional District-George I.
Garrison.
Second Congressional District - John
GOode.
Third Congressional Distrct-George ID.
Wise.
Fourth Congressional District-Samuel
+. Coleman.
Fifth Congressional DstrIct-George G..
Cabell.
Sixth Congressional District-John r..
Tucker.
Seventh Congressional District-Henry
E.. Allen.
Eighth Congressional Dstrict-John s..
Barbour.
Ninth Congressional DISCRETIONARY
+. Trigg. j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
acknowledgements papers through
out the State will confer a favor on the
party by copying the above.
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tsis Of vlrgInla. Yet these are Mahones
faithful allies!
Colonel Wood has alluded TO the capita
tjcp tax. fThe Colonel asked him u he was
not In favor OF It's repeal) No no
Thousand times no! II any man Is unwill-
Ing 10 pay dollar for The education OF ms
children, do not want to 60 TO the polis
with hIm-I want no such alliance. II all
the barriers that protect our homes and our
civilization are to be broken down, IL VIII
be through the influence OF such on unholy
alliance made TO subserve the ambitious
schemes Of designing and unscrupu'ous
men. General HundIey closed with an
earnest and fervid appeal In favor OF Han
cock, the defender OF the peoples rights
amid storm OF the most enthusiastic ap'
p!ause.
(Tbc rest of the report has already ap
peared Ia the Stdte.]
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BUCKINGHAM.
ORGANIZATION OF A "STRAIGHT C0NSERVA
TIvE-DEMOCRATIC CLUB"

ORGANIZATION OF A "STRAIGHT CONSERvA-
TIvE-DEMOCRATIC CLUB"
For the Dispatch.l
A large number OF COnservative-Demo
cratic voters OF Red Mills, CurdsvilIe, and
Gold-Hll precincts, Buckin9 ham county,
Va, met at the +. G. Institute on Friday
the 1st instant at u O'Clock p. NJ. and or
ganized a club for the purpose OF giving
their undivided support TO General Win
field s. Hancock, Hon. William II. Eng
lish, and Hon. John Randolph Tucker.
The obi ct OF this organization will be to
carry out the principles OF the national
Democratic party under the guidance and
authority Of the State Committee.
This club will be known as the Straight
acknowledgements Club" and will
meet at the +. G.. Institute on Friday eve-
ming OF each week at "a O'Clock. All Con-
servative- Democratic voters are respectfully
invited to attend.
Bv invitation Mr.. William Lancaster, OF
Cumberland county, delivered an eloquent
speech, declaring throughout that every
Conservative would in November next vote
the straight ConservativeDemocr ticket.
Committee: Captain J. p. Phillips, +. A.
Claiborne, T. j. Honnor, j. Z. West, o. l..
West, and John r. Ayres; Joe V. Scott,
treasurer. j. Z. AGEE, Chairman.
j. I. BrdnSfOrd, Secretary.
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To our Petersburg friend, *. Y. u. y:
We read all your letters, and profit by
them. But we are also in communication
with all parts Of the State. and can't pay as
much attention to your letters as they may
merit. For your qualification we will add
that O welI-known journalist came into our
Office on the morning Of its appearance and
declared emphaticilly that the article you
alIude TO was the most effective that had
appeared in this paper during the present
camnaion.
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SendforSfH
Districts.
Debi-Psyess' msjority...--.-..........

The whole truth is that in the Fifteenth
position candidates and ia the sixteenth,
Twentieth, Twepty-irst. fYrirtieth, Thirty
seventh, and Tbisty-eighth. no Rexdiuster
candidates proper, but only Republican and
Debt-Payers' Candidates. We do rot un.
to eiaim 1924 maiority over the keadjust-
ers in <he above districts, wherein they had
no candidates, Us for them to claim LOO
majority over Us In county Wherein we
had no candidate. We give the Wigs ex-
pianatsos as due 10 that Journal, hewexes,
and wal sdniit that Il made out better ease
for itseh than we bad supposed 1t would be
able TO de.
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The Democrats are rejoieing over some OF
the exodusteTs In Indiana. who profess to
be willing 20 cote for Ladders for a con-
alteration. yAe Democratic eye will have
10 be keps skinned very wide open 10 be
sure Of those ballots. Coiored Democrat is
mighty uneestain = Washington Repu6li-
car.
The Rspubsie6a tells the truth for once.
1.-THE Democrats OF iAdiana base their hopes
q suceess upon the probability that eytn a
thousand negroes In that State will vote the
Democratic ticket next Tuesday they are
doomed 70 disappointment. We know them
Well here. They say but little to their De-
mocratic employer; yet they never fail to
vote directly against bis Interest and his
wish.
Bot he Democrats Of Fndiars are not so
foolish A. 70 rely upon negro votes for sue
-. Tbsy hsys The bone and slnew Of the
llaie 10 tbfir ranks
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The Alexandria Gazette's Staunton spe.
cial SAYS OF the Midland railroad decision
The effect OF this Is that the road will be
sold a. an entirety; also, that the funded
Interest bonds are Ilfns upon the works and
property OF the company. Il is presumed
that the road will be Immediately advertised
for sale. and the scheme for "a re1rganiza-
tion be consummated before the LIST OF jan
un-y, 1881.
At the stockbolders' meeting OF the Ra-
leigh ard CASTOR and Raleigh and Augusta
Railroad Companies Thursday
resolutions were unanimously adopted by
botn companies authorizing the directors
TO unite with the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad Company IN building an exten.
sion TO Chariottec. Mr.. j. ii. Robinson was
eiec'ed presideut Of botn companies for the
ensuing year.
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TIE Wing Corrected.
NEwBERx, VA. October 5, Is

NEWBERN, VA. OctOUtT D, lOSU.
Editors Dispatch A telegram from Dub
lin to the Wing, signed "S.," and headed
"Puaski Redeemed" gives an utterly I'M
founded report Of the Readju'ter meeting
at this place on Monday last. HansbrOugh,
Fulkerson, and Blair did meet Trigg, as re-.
ported, but with a very unfair division Of
time. The crowd, however, was almost all
with the latter, as the following figures will
show. The meeting opened with an at
tendance Of about $50, who listened court
eOusly but quietly to Hansborough and
Fulkerson Zone hour eacb), then 10 Trigg
for one hour amid the widest enthusiasm
but when CAPTAIN Blair took the stand the
audience left the courthouse almost In a
body. There were left in the courthouse,
by actual count OF Judge j. Z. McTeer IRE
adiuster), eighty-three, including eight
or ten regular Democrats, eighteen
negroes. and twenty-five white Re.
puDlIcans, which would leave only thirty
two OF the true-blue RAIDS, all told.
This is the sum total OF the Readjuster
Grand Rally" In this county, to the truth
OF which the following signatures will at
test. Other signatures could have easily
been obtained TO tins sta ement. but it was
thought unnecessary. Let the State please
copy.
Pulaski is a straight-out county, and we
want the people Of the State to know it.
J. l.. Anderson, j. ii. Larew, w. w. wv
sor, James r. Jordan, G. A. Heermans, 5.
III. Stone. j. Il. Jordan, Ii. l.. Haney, j.
NJ. Crockett, Ro. l.. Gardner Isaac Car
per, d. j. Wysor, j. NJ. Jordan, w. j.
Caper, &. S. Frzhugh. ii. A. Carper, Z.
L. Withers, Jr.. William II. Davis. J. A.
Walker, X. ID. Gardner, Isaac Hudson.
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mAvnrAGrs.-

Married, on Tuesday. October. s. 1850, bY Rev.
tss r.siasee Of she Brides S u .aher, NJ sHoE6E
X. HARRISON, OF Upper Brandon, James river,
70 Miss ALICE j., elder daughter OF Henry w.
Lubbock. OF Richmond. Va.
Baltimore. Petersburg, aud Galveston papers
please copy.
Married, at the residence Of the brides father IN
this olty, October o, 1880. ut $50 r. D.. ny
Rev. George Jacobs. of Philadelpbia, Mr. ": a.
and Rachel Levy.
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The Radicals whom Mr.. JIM FRAZIER has
ceurted so assduously do not seem to be
"more than within" II is, we hear, on the
cards that Colonel ID. ]. WOODFIN, we'll
known lawyer of Buckingham county, may
venture to dispute Mr.. FRAzIER's title to
Radical votes.
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The Republican papers are quoting with
appreciation and as il it were something
new and startling Mr.. C0NKLING's language
In speaking Of Mr.. ENGLIsh: face OF dog
and heart OF deer" This is the expression
that HOMER causes to be applied to Their
SITES. But who the dickens it was that ap-
piled it we cannot for the life Of us recall at
this moment
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WISE.

A CHANGE FAVORABLE TO THE REGULAR DEM
OCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
COURTHOUSE, Va, October 4. 1880.
A decided change has taken place in this
county within the last three weeks. Since
Malone failed TO accept The proposition OF
the Conservative Committee a majority OF
the voters are going TO support the May
ticket. These are facts. and may be relied
upon. for have taken the psias to inquire
diligently in regard to the matter. II the
minds OF the people remain a. they now are
you may expect a good majority for the
Conservative ticket in November. DIXIE.
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A QUEEE ACCIDENT.-[ Greenbrier (W.
Ea.) Independently MIR. Henry Still. living
ia Summers county. near Anderson. met
wab singular accident on Tuesday OF last
week. He was walking In his orchard,
when he stumbled and fell, his neck strik-
ing eornstalk. and cutting his throat as
neatly as II could have been done with a
koife. Fears were entertained that Mr..
Still would bleed 40 death before medical
assistance could arrive, but the flow OF
blood was stopped and his wound was
dressed By DR.. j. H. Spieer, Of Anderson.
Mr. Still is dgh'y.two years Of age, and his
recovery is doubtful.
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~ METHODIST SUNDAY.SCHOOL

SOCIETY-The regular monthly meeting OF the
Methodist Sunday.schOol Society Of Richmond and
Manchester, will be held 1T Cl4y-Street Methodist
church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock. Inter-
ssting exercises by the children have been prepared
for this meeting. The public invited to attend.
CHARLES 7. RADY, Secretary.
A. L. West, President.
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N7-THE BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND AND MAN
CHESTER viii hold Its quarterly meeting with the
Second Baptist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock. Interesting speeches and fine music may be
expected. All are cordially invited.
GEORGE G. JACKSON, secretsry.
William EiluSOn President.
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M RROAD.S STREET

NJ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY. OCTOBER l0.-At IL A.
NJ Rev. DR.. }. j. LArFEBTY viii deliver the an
nual missionary sermon. At * Z. ~ preaching by
Rev. DR.. j. w. LAMBUTH, missionary TO Chins,
who Is now on a visit TO this country, and will
shortly return to the foregn field. A cordial invi-
tation to all.
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TLEIG H-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner T wenty-hfth and Leigh streetsl.-
The pastor. Rev JOHN POLLARD. ID. D., viii preach
at O'Clock A. NJ. aud 7:45 p. VI. All visitors are
dioffv
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MEETINGS.

MARSHALL WARD ENG
NI LISH AND GEORGE u. WISE CLUB
The members OF this club and all others Interested
are requested 10 meet Ut the Hall corner Twenty
nfth and Cay streets MONDAY NIGHT, IL tn in
stant at half past O'clock for the transaction Of
business Of Importance. j. ID. WHITEHEAD,
Oc ellis President.
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sT sEyENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Prsachingb by Rev. J. z. TYLER at IL
A. M. and 7:45 p. NJ.
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COHEN BROTHERS
offer an elegant line Of

LADIES' and MISSES HOSE at 20 and Use. a
pair. They also offer all the various novelties I'm
these goods at very moderate price,;
Also. full new line of the LEROY SEAMLESS '"
KID GLOVE the most perfect-htting Glove
now sold In Paris every pair warranted:
SPECIAL OFFERING of REAL and IMITATION
LACE CURTAINS:
GTMPS:
CLOAKS aud DOLMANS Of every description:
FUR LINED CIRCULARS OF GROs.GRAIN
SILK, SATIN DE LYON, or SICILIENNF:
Also. SEAL SKIN CLOAKS at lowest market
value. oc9
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NJ FIRST PRESB TERI An
CHURCH.-Rev. 7. l.. PRESTON, ID. D.. pastor,
will preach az / / A. VI. and 8 r. VI.
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e5- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and Broad
streetsj-Rev. W. G. scHARFFER. pastor. Preach
ing at IL A. NJ. and r. ". Visitors and strangers
cordially welcome. Seats free.
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NY- G r A e. s T X e e T BAPTIST
CHURCH CORNER Grace and Foushee streets.)-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM r. HATCHER, ID. d.,
will preach az IL O'Clock A. N. and at quarter be-
fore O'Clock Z. ". on SUNDAY.
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T- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and SIKH streets).-Rev HENRY Nc
DONALD, ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
NJ. and 7:45 L. NJ
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NJ SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
HoGE at IL A. NJ. SUNDAY, and on WtD-
NkspAY NIGHT at quarter past o'clock.
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DEATHS.

Died, on 30th september. at his brother's re.i-
dence, In FarmviIIe, WILLIAM LkTFORD MOTH.
Of London, EDgand, in the forty second year Of nis
age.
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The Hon. A. NJ. Kelley and Colonel W.
s. Gilman will address the people OF FIR d.
In favor Of the regular Demo-
cratic ticket on the 18TH instant. az
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NJ GRACE-STREET PRESBYTERI-
AN CHURCH.-Preachipg by the pastor, Rev. C..
II. READ. ID. d., at ii O'Clock A. NJ. No night
service.
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nj UNION-STATION URCH. -
SUNDAY. October 10, 1sSO.-Presching at IL A.
n. by the pastor. Rev. ". C. YADKE, and a. night
By Rev. L. RossnR, ID. ID.
The Interesting revival services heretofore held
will be continued several weeks. In which the pas
tor will be assisted by DIR. RossER and others.
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rT TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Preaching at IL A. N. and quarter 10 p. NJ. by
the pastor. Rev. W. Il. JUpKiNs. Revival services
ia the Sabbath school In the mornins al 0 O'Clock
aud continued every night during the week.
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poous STATE CONSERVATIVE }
T~ecurtvE COMMITTEE. ;


poous STATE CoxsERvAT1vEl
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
pmuuoxp, October 8, 1880. }
We have made Arrangements " pase
sufficient number of eIection'ucke.s limo
graphcd to supply every precnc. ~ Tue
State. City and county conservative SUI
periutendents or chalrmen Oh committees
have been informed by postai OF the num-
Der ordered here for their respective cues
and counties. They are requested 10 IN
form us at once TO whom, ana wnat post
Office address, the tickets shall De sent. we
cali especial attention to the style 10 wn'cn
the names will appear on the autographed
ticket, so that II any tickets snai' De PRINT
ed or autographed elsewhere IMAM undef our
supervision they may CONFORM exac''y 10
those struck of here.
Regular
Conservative Democratic Ticket.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER z, 1851.
For PRESIDENT WINFIELD S. HAN
COCK, OF Pennsylvania. >,
FOg WILLIAM H.
ENGLISH, OF Indiana.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John Echols, OF Staunton.
p. w. Mckinney, OF Farmville.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First-Thomas Croxton. OF Essex.
Secopd-Legh r. Watts, OF Portsmouth.
Third--HiI Carter, OF Hanover.
Fourth-SamueI f. Coleman, OF Cumber-
land.
FIfth-James S. Redd, Of Henry.
Sixtb-Samuel Griffin, OF Bedford.
Seventh Francis NJ. MCMILLAN, o!
Greene.
Eigbth-J. Y. Menefee, Of RIPARIAN
mock.
Ninth-Robert r. Henry, Of Tazevell.
FOR CONGRESS-.
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M GRAND FALL OPENING OF

ne" GRAND FALL OPENING OF
MILLINERY.
HANDsOsfEST DISPLAY EVER IN RICHMOND
OUR SECOND ANNUAL FALL OPENING OF
MILLIN
TAKES PLACE
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER 18TH and 18TH.
On this occasion our spacious and elegantly fitted
up Showroom will be thrown open with an exhibit
Of the
FINEST AND MOST COSTLY DISPLAY OF
OUR OWN IMPORTED
FRENCH.PATTERN BONNETS
ROUND HATS
from A. CATLIN, 50 Rue de Richelieu; Mines
vIRor, REFoUx, and the different leading houses
in Paris.
IN ADDITION:
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON IN
FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
SATINS, VELVETS, and RIBBONS
WILL BE PRESENTED.
The ladies are most respectfully invited TO ca H.
WOLFORD & SHILBERG,
523 Broad street.
New York Aucton-fIouse. OF 6-lw
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win offer on MONDAY, October llih,
large shipment OF BLACK SILK BR0CADEs ut
very much under market vaIae; they include
some OF the handsomsst goods ever offered in this
city;
Also, lot BROCADED SILK vELvETS;
Also, large lot OF PEKIN STRIPED SILK VEL
VETS from 75c. a yard up;
ID pieces BLACK and COL0RED SATIN DE
LYON;
SATIN DE LYON reduced from sl.50 0 to 67xc.;
SATIN. DE LYON reduced from 81 to A1.45
SATIN DE LYON reduced from 1880 TO tI.sJ;
SATIN DE LYON reduced from 1897 70 &2.46;
SATIN DE LYON reduced from "a 10 " 10:
BLACK and COLORED SURAH SILKS at &1.2J
the quality valued at 81;
A large Ioi Of BLACK ana CoLoRED sATINs a,
reduced prices;
Al.o. upwards OF 35 pieces Of BLACK SILKS, In
Guiding some OF the most brilliant and superb
qualities that have ever been sOld By US. These
goods will be offered at surprising figures. and
every piece warranted not 10 wear either shiny
threadbsre.
We shall also offer large additions In our NOVEL
TY DREsS-GOODS DEPARTMENT..
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SIS BRoAp STREET.
have just received their FALL STOCK or
FRENCH MILLINERY,
DREss-TRiMsrSGs.
HOSIERY.
GLOVES.
FANCY GOODS, &C.,
aud Invite a call from all the ladies' Tbe,,,u...
and hsndsomest STOCK In the city, which u,uh,,
at EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
Headquarters for the LATEST sTYLys,
DR. Bss-TRIMMINGs and MILLINERY. .o
- -----=-=- -
E1- THALHIMER BROTHERS
herewith announce that owing to reettipy o,,-
store Fifth and Broad streets, they slH no, open
there until OCTOBER 18TH. Meanwhile they orer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
and beg to stale that our stock Is complete IN
every respect. and that purchasers viii sudn,o
their interest to call at 6Ol Broad street.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
---.
Ut OUR BUYER Is NOW IN NEW
YORK attending the large auction sales, and ,l,r.
ping MS the latest novelties I'm
PLAIN aud BgOCADED SILKS.
sATINs, DRESS GOODS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, &c.
We have a large line Of
BLACK CAsHNEREs, MOHAIRs.
ALPACAS,
TAMIsE, HENRIETTA, CREPE, AND NOME
CLOTHS,
at prices to make them sell.
The best assortment Of
LADIES', GENTLEMEN's, AND CHILD REN,
HOSIERY,
KID GLOVES, BELTS,
CoRSETs,
-, An. .>r, nnor,nyr, .tt,- Avn a. ann.
RIBBONS,
SILK, LACE, AND MUSLIN sCARFS AND
FICuUEs,
cheaper than ever oGerc in this city.
just received, another io, Of
ALL-wCOL SINGLE AND DOUBLE-wlDrH
COLoRED FLANNELS AID sACKINGS
IN ALL THE NEW SHADES.
These goods are very desirable. and we advise ~
early call to secure them.
Examine our stock 0f
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN's, AND CHlLDREN's
UNDERWEAR,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORTEEs,
CURTAIN LACES,
sHAWLs, CLOAKs, SKIRTS, &C, &C.
The finest stock OF
,AssIMEREs FOR BOYS And MEMS WEAR
VERY CHEAP
THALHIIER BROTHERS,,
corner Of Sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

The Southern Planter and Farmer for
October is a good No.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

tH- THE GREAT REDUCTION IN
SILKS.
COHEN BROTHERS

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