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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-23

SINGULAR SHOWER OF RAIN IN PHILADEL-
PHIA.-Thc rain shower which prevailed 4
short time on Monday afternoon may be
considered somewhat remarkable, if it were
not in reality phenomenon. In West
Philadcph ia the rain came down in tor
rents for five minutes !; in the central part OF
East Philadelphia it was pleasant shower
in the vicinity OF Third and Chestnut
streets the shower was preceded by large
drops, many of them making marks upon
the sidewalks ut least three inches i'll dame
ter, and about three feet apart. The shower
listed about ten minutes, the sun shining all
the time, giving the rain drops the appear
ance Of silver. Several hundred yards dis
tant very little or no rain fell. In the
f'neck," which is the southern rural part of
Philadelphia, the shower assumed all the
power Of huge watcr-spout. 1t lasted
not oyer five minutes, but the surface of
the tneck" was filled with water from two
to three feet doop in the lowiands. Several
miles Of meadow land were entirely inun-
dated, and many Of the grazing cattle came
very near drowning. All the draining
bitches, Hollander's creek, Oldman's creek,
and other natural streams, were so much
oVeraoWed that tile water had not entirely
disappeared on Wednesday afternoon. Such
q fall Of water was never seen in that see,
ton before, Even Stonohouse lane STAN.
per's lane, Maiden lane, and other thorough
fares, were two feet under water. In the
higher grounds, where the water subsidized
first, thousands of small frogs, or shop,
toads," appeared, jumping about i'll all d.
rcctions.- philadelphia Record.
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NE HAVING OBTAINED TIL
ENTIRE INTEREST OF
JAMES f. BURREss AND JOSEPH G.
WILLIAMS
in the late concern OF
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
beg leave to call the attention of my friends
to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
OF ...
DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands OF my Inn
mcuse retail trade l am compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
WITH
LIBERAL MARGIN FOR PROFITS.
My stock is replenlshcd by
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS OF
FRESH GOODS,
Is kept ut all times
FULL AND COMPLETE,
FULLY ADEQUATE TO THE WANTS OF
THE TRADE.
THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS IS
SUPE RIOE, e.
and my
PRICES AS Low As SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE ROUGHT ANYWHERE.
l invite an examination by all In want OF
FIRST. GLASS GOODS
AT +.
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. :.
JOHN N. W0ODFIN, lit Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen can be found with
me, who will he pleased to see their friends:
JOSEPH q. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS ID. QUARLES, =
EDWIN A. W1NN,
w. l.. JENNINGS, b"
T. V. SUTTON, JR., ..... ,a..
q. r. NORTON,
A. ID. WOODFIN,
te % WILLIAM X. MCCAW.
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DIED.

tn cha city. Yesterday morning, CHhkhE,
wARTNG Youngest con or Joseph L. anu ~ 81 'i'N
Virginia Heath, aged flTo months.
Farewell, dear CHARLIE, q long fare"ei''
THY voice we hear no more
But may we meet ne,er 10 plft'
On Canaati's peaceful shore. !.
The funeral viii lake place from MS Ia}hor.s re-
f sanG iI I'll THIS MORNING nt 10 O'Clock The
friends and acquaintance OF the family are ~
yitcd TO attend.
On The lat of July, ALLIE B. r. EEnFokD'
third SON or Benjamin Il. anu Martins 4. hediord'
I'm the fourth year or his age.
The brightest star Of home IS gone,
The one that linked the tie OF friendship,
nd made each kind neiehbor double dear
For the IN any fayJrs showed my anger ANie mere.
Pm and ma no more on earth
VIII see him kneel In prayer;
His swee. voice In songs are hushed;
He too bright for this sad, lonely world
He has gone TO meet his angel sister
In a brighter world above. Farewell!
Though they may lay beneath the ground
The form OF Allie DEAR
know his spirit hoyers round
And mingles with us here.
His home may be In heaven above, -
Yet oft to US below
He viii return to breath his love -
Tie angels told me 30. A FRIEND.
At the residence of John w. Gordon, in Tenrico
county on the Brook turnpike nesr the toll-gate,
CHARLES EDWARD, only child OF John W.
and Sallie A.. Borum, grandson of z. kersey,
elgfitcen months anu ninetcen utyS oiu.
Friends and aeIuaintances are Invited 70 atten.
his funeral from The residence ofJohn w. Goraon
mt O'Clock l.. NJ. t....s..
Norfolk papers please copy.
On yesterday, of consumption, at his residence,
on Byrd street, JAMES MELVIN, aged f0rty.hVe
years. ,.,,
III, funeral will take place from his residence,
on Byrd street between Ninth AMI Tenth on
SUNDAY the 2ith Mt half-past O'Clock. Ills
friends are Invited to attend. =
New York papers please copy.
At the residence of his brother, MIR. Albin Bur
nett, on Union Hill, on Friday morning, I'D IN.
stant, at O'Clock, JAMES e. BURNETT, In The
thlrty-second year Of his age.
His funeral VIII take place from MS reSluehce'
corner of Twenty-thlrd and Yenable streets'
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
The friends and acquaintances OF The family
are invited to attend
On Friday morning the o2d instant, at half-pasi
O'Clock, after brief illness, MlkNlE LEE,
Youngest child of IeOnilas II. and Annie Nj. forc,
aged four years, three months, ana tweh'y-io'i
davs. -,,. tu.,r,.,,
MORNING at half-past 10 O'Clock from .ile resi- Tesi.
dence of her father, near the west ehu OF Ciay
street, The friends and acquaintance OF the
family are invited to attend r.. ....
Norfolk papers please copy.
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Dogtown, California, was entirely de.
stroyed by fire on Wedne sday.
The loss by fire in Dayton, Nevada, is over
$500, 900; insurance light. ...fj e
On Monday afternoon John c, Mailman,
of Plymouth, Montgomery county, Pa,
was killed by a mowing-machine,
A new valye-slide has been invented by q
Hudson IN. j. man, which, it is said, will
greatly increase the power Of locomotives.
1t will draw an ordinary passenger train ut
tho rate of eighty miles an hour and save
tyyenty Der cent. in fuel.
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RIFT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
M ALL KINDS OF MATING and CARPETS;
a full assortment of WINDOW SHADES; NOT
TINGHAM LACE and NOTTINGHAM CUR
TAINs. some as low as $3.50 pair, or for two
windows j.. Al and 81 OIL-CLoTH RUGs'
DRUGGET, sTAIR-LINEN, TABLE-CLOTHs,
DOYLIEs, NAPKINS, LINEN and COTTON
sHEETING, LINEN and COTTON for PILLOW
CASES; TABLE, PIANO, ME4.ODEON, and
STAND COVERS; BIRD'S-EYE and RUSSIA
DIAPER, at LEVY bhofHEEo',
E+." 1919 and 1el5 Main street.
COATS,S SPOOL COTTON, all Nos., at soc.
per dozen. ..... 1y III
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Maternity. A Popular Treatise for Young
Wives and Mothers. BY TULL1o SUI
CARA VERDI, A. NJ, NJ. D., of Washing
ton, ID. g., Graduate OF the Gymnasium
of Literature and Science, Mantua, Italy ;
OF the Pennsylvania Homeopathic Medi-
cal College, &C., &c. New York: j. b.
FORD IL Co.
This book, as the reader will understand
from the title, is upon the Homeopathic
theory Of practice. 1t is for sale by RAN
DoLPH L. ENGLISH.
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A Massachusetts workingman talks back
to Greeley as follows:

A massachusetts Workingman talks back
to Greeley as follows:
"But," says the Tribune, ego in for CO
operation, and it will lead you out of, all
your troubles; smlte this rock with the rod
Of cooperation, and the cooling waters viii
be sure to gush out" But 1t fails to tell
how we are to accumulate the necessary
capital, with wages reduced to the Chinese
standard. No, we have better remeed.
than violence, better than coUperationt; 9
remedy that will be approved by God snd
recognized by man. Thank God we have
the ballot, and there Is not a congressiona
district In Massachusetts, where the labor
Inc men cannot elect the man Of Their
choice. Then. let us use it, but use i
wisely. for We Shall reap In due season il
yve faint not. Fl. w. WHITING.
Nedsray Riillage, .Mass., July. 10, 1870.
Wonder what Mr.. Whiting thinks Of the
e.n,nality of all mankind, about this stiIaa,
Wa doubt not indeed he says-ho was pne
Of those who rejoiced over the abolition o.
o1oxorU . ii. s.4s.AE L ~ ~ s% fss
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~ 500 PINE-APPLES.
De JULY 9TH, 1870.

| @ JULY 9TH, 1870.
II. X. PRICE B CO..
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post
Office, are opening daily for the summer trade
new und choice STABLE AID FANCY DRY
GOODS,
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGS,
TOWELiINGS, COTTON SHEETINGS,
BLEACIED COTTONS, HUCKABACKS, &C.,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMBAZINES,
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAUZE VESTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS (warranted),
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES, &C.
A striking bargain is offered In 500 TO 600 yards
CHECKED and STRIPED FEENCII and ia
PANESE SILKS at less than Importers coat-
beautiful goods for walking suits for soourners
at watering-paces
New assortment PRINTS at 10. 1oA &c., &C., &c.
Buyers either At retail or Wholesale they invite
4 call from, as upon their first floor Will be ex-
hibited duplicates Of their elegant stock OF DRESS
GOODS, &C., any Of which will be cut at lowest
jobbing ratios.
jyd T. r. PRICE Z co.
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We have already published the proceed
iugs of Judge LOOMS, of Parkersburg,
AGAINST the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
: Company. The Court of Appeals of West
Virginia has granted to the company suit
of prohibition against Judge LOOMS.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.
r.ErrEr, FRosg LEXINGTON.

5cAIM AFTER THE sToRM,-ALL QUIET
ALONG THE NORTH IMPROVEMENTS
ATTHE VIRGINIA MILITARY lNsTlIoI IL, u
--CADETS IN ChMP--THEi ARE 70 W ~
THE RoUKBRIDGE ALUM AND huCM
BRIDGE BATHs-ACCEPTANC VI ho1''
RANDOLPH TUCKER.
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LAND SALE-The valuable tract of land
belonging to Mr.. James Newman known as
the Payne farm, containing $50 acres, to h!r.
ID. S. Berlin, OF Davenport, Iowa, for 3d.
500.-Piednlont Firgiman.
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ANOTHER SwINDLER ARoUNn.-A core
spondcnt from Albcmarlc says that 4 man
calling himself E. F. Julian, and hailins
from South Carolina, has been in that colln-
ty for the last eight or ten months pursuing
the occupation Of house painting. He had
gained the confidence Of the community,
who had no reason to suspect him other
wise than rs he represented himself, until
last week, when he passed Off several forged
drafts, and on Saturday hired mule from
Mr.. Samuel y. Moon, and left for parts I'M
known.
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MARRIED,

I'm baltimore, on the 18th instants az the fssr'
dence af tue bride, by the Rev. T. Y; H RapNsg'
Touna rest daughter Of the lnts Archibald McAlis-
ter. OF that city.
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DEATH FROM SNAKE-BITE.--A youth, four
teen years of age, son OF Mr.. Rhode, re-
siding twelve miles from this city, on the
road leading from Concord depot to Camp
bell Courthouse, was bitten by snake on
Tuesday last, and died from the ELECTS OF
the poison on the succeeding day. Every
available remedy was used TO save the life
of the unfortunate boy, but he continued
to grow worse rapidly until death put an
end to his slflcrings .-Lynch5My NcacS.
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sPECaAE NOTICES.

MT LINENS FOR SUITS! LINENS
FOR SUITS IA large supply of the above dcsi-
rablc goods at low prices.
A large stock of PIQUE TRIMMINGS at but
one.half the regular price. ...
Every No. of CUATs's COTTON at soc. per
dozen.
Good SPOOL COTTON, warranted 100 yards on
spool, at 25c. per dozen.
Good FASTING COTTON at 2Oc. per dozen at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
We close at P. NJ. iyl9
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
At
JULIUS sYCLEs,s.

JULIUS sYCLEs,s
so3 Main street, second door below W,
he now offers his entire stock os sr,,,
DkEsS GOoDs regardless Of cost, A he JimdM ,s
eariy and nrocneo MS tremendous stock; so en-
FIGURED GRENADINEsfr from H: 20 10 nae
sTRiPED md PLAIN LESos =, ~ uo,., ~
PLAIN an, and md PLAID MUZAMBIOUE%ss ' a. w.
FRENCH FIR 0RGAND1Es a, sec. wort, A..
pRiMTED PkRCALES at issc.: 81 ''''
MOURNING GOODS speciaity.
IRON ENADINEs- all grid"s ana n,,.
bARREGES, TAMisE CLOTHS, BLhCK II
very ksa 0Pa G VEfs a G9LHAKs and cUsrs
KERCHIEFs-in variety; '"NiN" HAND.
Lawns at ie3c. worth 2oc.;
irGat bargains IN BLACK SILKS;
H IKtsR h nsEN and M linen sHEETINGs;
PiLLDW.CASE LINEN; WV" '0e''
LANCASHIRE and MARSEILLEs oIu,rs -
CIR, sizes and prices: ''-a'i
A fHll line Of WHITE G00HS, TABl.g UP;
MASK, NAPKINS, and DOYLIFS: n''
LINEN EiIYH Sm and COTTON DIAPER;
! have also full line OF GsNT'S FURNISHING
GOODS, such az
Isle and GAUZE SHIRTS;
LINEN sHlRTS-yefy cheap;
COLLARS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
HALF-HOSE,
TIES andGLOVES, a
Good LINEN DRILLING at &c. and UPWARDS.
SASH, NECK, and TRIMMING RIBBONSiny, ~.
SILK, Isle, BUCK, and KID GLOVES ,u
all Sizes; 81
LACE COLLARS,
RUFFLES,
and NOTIONS or all kinds.
Many other articles too numerous t. mention.
Gail early and he convinced.
The following gentlemen are with me- and wGalI
be pleased to see their friends
LEWIS w. RURWELL,
JOHN j. TURNER,
j. WEINBERG,
GEURaE SWABACHER,
WILLIAM y. POWERS,
Il. 5. SMITHERS,
G. j. MCRAE.
JULIUS SYCLE,
tyls DOG Main street,
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No EATANaIING AIIIAscss.-Wea are clad
to see that the talk of party organization in
trampled under foot MS so much smoking
fax which promises to burst ont In q dis.
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~ HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS

me- HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM EUROPE.
FRANCE DECLARES, VAR a AN IS6 G9 TH :
PiEhp g DRY GOODS TO BE Had In
THIS CITY. Read his list Of prices
Good BIeached Cotton at Sc. 19c. l2ac.. &c..
Sac, iOc., Pie. isc., and upward, astonishing
linen Towels, from iOc. upwards, auction lots
White Handkerchiefs from &c. to &c., the most
remarkable re- thing ON record; 1000 Diagonal
Prints, oil colors at lOc., Just opened 500 yards
yard-wfde French Percsles, Mt Is, cni0rs war
rsnte,I; Jcseph's and other makes OF Kid Gloves,
ali colors and sizes, at q, going very fast and
MEMS Wear, Dress Goods, Notions, and other
goods usually found In tlrstcass house at prices
Which cannot fall to please and attract your atten
ton. Look to your Interest and give me call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, for GoLDBACK is
the very man to give more Dry Goods for your
A. GOLDBACK. GOT Broad street.
am sole agent for Richmond FIR ROBERTS'S
PARABoLA NEEDLES, and have OH hand all
numbers. jy1S
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There are two sets of police in AieXan-
dria, which seems to be following the eX-
ample OF Richmond,
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FIRE AT BRooKE's STAT1oN.-Thc Man
sion House, belonging until lately to the es-
tate of Major Sclden Brooke, 1T Brooke's
station, in Stafford county, and ut present
belonging to Captain S. S. Brooke, was de-
stroye,d by fire during the high wind nd, That h;
The fire is supposed to have been acclden-
tai. the building being in the occupancy Of
William Mountjoy. Loss about 81, 800, and
no Fredericksburg Eer'oId.
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ME- FOR A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
WHITE GOOD&, at very low prices, call Mt
LEVY BROTHERS..
PIQUES in endless variety at
..- LEVY BROTHERS..
BED BLANKETS ut LEVY BROTHERS..
All kinds of FANS ut LEVY BROTH ERS'.
GENTS WHITE SUN UMBRELLAS at
..- ...t..' .f LEVY BROTHERS..
LADIES' BUFF CAMBRIA PARAsoLS at
81 at LEVY BholHEho'
SILK PARASOLS ut all prices at
'' LEVY BROTHERS,.
All kinds of UMBRELLAS nj
LEVY BROTHERS..
All kinds Of GOODS SUITABLE FOX MoohN-
ING at LEY nnoAie
An of the leading Dry Goods stores close at g
~. jy19
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THE INCOME TAX NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM
OFFIcERs.-S pecial Deputy Commissioner
Douglass has decided the question as to
whether paymasters in the army and navy,
or disDursing agents in the civil service,
shall continue to deduct the income tax
from the salaries Of the Government officers
and clerks. lie has decided that no such
deduction can be made after August LIST,
and that collectors Of internal revenue must
collect the tax from these people as from all
others.
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HT EMBROIDERED EDGTNGS AND
INsERTINGS.-We have just made large adii-
tons TO our stock, and can now show over one hun
tire,l patterns in EDGIEGS and over fifty In IN
SETTINGS.
Among the stock will he found some elegant
STYLES In HAMBURG TRIMMINGS-snme en-
tirely new patterns.
large stock OF CLUNY, VALENClENNES,
ENGLISH THREAD, FRENCH, SAXON1,
THREAD BOBBIN, BLACK THREAD, and
other LACE5, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our stock of FANS is large and well assorted.
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MT DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MOkE), ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND MARSHALL.-Preachln on
EVERY LORDS DAY al II A. n. and 8 Z. n.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at 8 r. NJ.
Seats free.
Parsonage, 4os Twelfth street. MY
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RENTEs.-Many of our readers may not
have fair understanding of the word
"rentes," which occurs SO constantly just
now in our foreign dispatches, and whose
rise and fail seem to constitute the financial
barometer Of Paris. They are the funded
debt of France, not, however, in the form
Of bonds, but simply loans from the people.
These loans arc entered to the credit Of the
lenders on the Government ledgers, and
draw specified rate Of interest. The hold
ers of the debt are called 'renters," and the
fluctuations in its value denote popular dis.
trust or confidence in the Government.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MT NOTICE.-TO OUR CUSTOMERS
AND THE PUBLIC: Owing to- The great adj
vance in the price Of ICE in the East we Shall
be compelled to charge hereafter for ICE. fnMuan-
titles less than so pounds, cents per pound over
so pounds, u cents per pound. ICE Is sehihs IN
the northern cities at 90 per hundred aud has been
since the 1st instant.
ROBERT j. SMYTH,
A. G. BABCOCk,
" l9--1w a. L. bhn N w.
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MT REDUCED PRICES! REDUCED

MAJ REDUCED PRICES! REDUCED
PRICES!
LLAMA LACE SIIAWLS at greatly reduced
prices. Now Is tho time to buy.
S75 ShawlS reduced to f55.
900 Shawls reduced to Si5.
s4J Shawls reduced to $50.
$40 Shawls reduced to $27.
$S5 Shawls reduced to sos.
$50 Shawls reduced 10 1872.
$25 Shawls reduced to $le
$50 Shawls reduced to $la.
SIS Shawls reduced to Sl2.
$40 Shawls reduced 10 81.
Also, Mt reduced prices, some elegant WHITE
LLAMA SHAWLS and PARASOL COVERS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
We omen our store ut A. NJ. and close ut L. Nj.
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~ EVERYBODY NEEDS CLOTHS.
Everybody needs material to make them. A large
supply OF DRILLINGS, DUCKS, COTTON
AIDES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES sATINETse
TWEEDS, JEANS, HANKEEN, and MAR
SEILLES, all to be sold at astonishingly low
prices, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
jy19 1918 and lsl5 Main street.
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J
REAr r U S HI
Since the commencement OF
OUR SEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING SALE
we have disposed Of number Of
DESIRABLE GOODS AT VERY Low PRICES.
We have
MARKED DOWN EVERYTHING
In order to
CLOSE OUT ALL SUMNER GOODS.
preferrIng to give customers the benefit of buying
dry goods
BELOW THE REGULAR PRICE
rather than carry the same over till the mex,
season. Without enumcratIng articles,
we will state that we have
still
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
and shall continue the CLOSING SALE for the
remainder Of the season.
A CALL IS SOLICITED, AND WE INTEND
TO SELL AS ADVERTISED.
COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY
WILLIAM THALHIaiER i SONS
Col Broad, corner sixth street,
Tvs Broad-Street Dry Goods Emporium.
NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
1909 MAIN STREET
Opposite post-officel
have Just received large additions to their
stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
bought at the very LOWEST prices at which the
: same valne OF goods have ever been sold.
ELEGANT NECK AND SASH RIBBONS,
in all widths and color
IN'GREAT VARIETY.
Persons preparing to visit the Springs VIII
find EVERYTHING in the Dry Goods line shey
may desire, from the cheapest travclling'dfes'
to the most costly outfit.
jy2 CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
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VINEGAR, VINEGAR, VINEGAR.
An ANCHEsTER COTTON MILLS,

.M ~ 7.
The subscribers. having taken charge Of are
now operating the MANCHESTER cotton
PANY,S MILLS. Arc prepared To ofterfa
BED and rs BROW N 81 fRFIN t5s, sssbsfa' &
II ~ BROWN SFIEETtNtsS, a7.ss'At tt.ff. -
EXTRA OZNABUnGS, 4tifitHs Issd ~
COTTON YARNS ialf Nos -. ..s
OF the well known and popular brands OF the COM
pany. ~ - 90 is.f., -. ~
The Alteration Of tive TRADE Unsolicited. IA
lflfe at Messrs. Winston X Powers. corner
Fourteenth and Cary streets Post. office box No,
B RIcHaoNn, Jnly %, 1879. ~, .7e9 tJy sa I'm
GPIGFs .EORgPICKLIN IA flesh sup sup,
: 49, j, BLAIR, Druggist, e
jy2a $50 broad streets
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astrous fire. We have q right to declare
this opinion with thus much emphasis be-
cause we are recognized as belonging to the
g Bourbon Press, J" and there is good reason
for our position. Let us unite every ele.
ment of OPPOSITION, aud stand nloof from all
existing parties. If we do this we will win
in the next Presidential election but if we
:;lil to pursue this line OF action we will
be, like Byron's eagle, shot down with our
own feather on the shaft that pierces our
bosom.-Norfolk Vir1inidH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-23

THE LATE FREY Yesterday we gave
some account of the destruction by fire OF
the building on Roanoke dock occupied by
Colona e. Co. and 3. II. Fellincs.
W. 7. Harrison, owner OF the building,
valued ut $1,000; insured for $4,000 in the
Atlantic Insurance Company, New York !;
81, 900 in the Merchants and Mechanics,
Baltimore; and $1,000 in the Petersburg
Savings. Also, $1,000 ON peanuts in the
Old Dominion, of Richmond.
B. H. Vellines's loss, $500; insured for
s., 900 on stock in the Manhattan, of New
York; $4,000 on stock in the Petersburg
Savings.
Col0na & Co., loss unknown, much Of the
property being carried of; insured for
$500 in the Atlantic, New York, and
$1,000 in the Petersburg Savings.
Burruss d. Son. loss not known; insured
for ss2,444 in the Old Dominion, Richmond,
and for 81 900 in the Petersburg Savings
NorJolk Virgiauan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-23

A number Of our contemporaries ~ aek
tating themselves unnecessarily and nhpre-
fitably upon the subject of political nomen-
cature, rs if il mattered n baubce whether
we call ourselves Democrats or Conscrva-
tives. It reminds US of a story told of n
militia general in the Indian wars. When
asked by young subordinate for "speciilc
orders,'' he replied, ''D-n it, don't bother
me fight the Indians, fight the Indians y
We say fight the Radicals, and don't stop to
Ought 10 he careful, and that is, to prevent
men stealing the mask of Conservatism to
suhserye the purposes of Radicalsm.
There are good many such men in the
Virginia congressional delegation, and the
sooner we get rid of them the better
Winchester Times.