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Manchester Items.

A VEXED QUEsTIoN.-A dispute has arisen
between Henderson Lodge, /. D. q. F.,and
Lafayette Division, Sous Of Temperance,
with regard to the right of the latter to
meet III Gid Fellows Hall. This hall is on
the town property, and the new Division
claims rs the Legitimate successor Of old
Lafayette Division (disbanded years ago) to
hold wish henderson Lodge joint posses
sion OF the hall rs the former Division did,
it having organized under the original char
ter granted in 1914. The old Division held
4 town bond for $500 and was to pay fifty
dollars per annum rent. This amount has
been each year deducted from the bond since
the disbanding of the Division, and the bond
must be by this time nearly cancelled.
Henderson Lodge, refusing to recognize this
Division as legal successors to the former
one, resisted the application to meet, but
on appeal to the trustees the request OF the
Sons Of Temperance was granted. We
know nothing Of the merits OF the case
these, we believe, are the facts. There will
doubtless be more and fuller developments.
WORK REsUMED.-In consequence of ne
ccssary repairs and improvements, work
has been suspended for several days in
various portions of the Manchester Cotton
Mills, but it is expected that full operations
will be; commenced this morning. In q
short time both this establishment and the
Marshall Mills will have turbine wheels
that win enable them to operate, no matter
how" high the water may be, which will
materially benefit employers and employees.
MEETINGS To-NIaHT.-The Conservatives
of Manchester favorable to the formation
of club are requested to meet ut the Town
Hall tonight at SK o'clock. Full and
promptattendance requested.
Henderson Lodge meets tonight. Busl-
ness of great importance calls for the at
tendance of every good Odd-Fellow. st
,PERsoNAL.-The Rev. Mr.. Campbell, of
the Presbyterian Church, has left for Anne
lia Court rt-house, to assist in a protracted
meeting at that place. We learn that this
minister will, on Sabbath morning, occupy
the pulpit of the Rev. Mr.. Hoge during that
gentleman's absence from the city.
THE TRUSTEES MEET1NG.-No Nothing i'm
portant done at the last meeting. Lafayette
Division was allowed to meet over town
hall favorable reports received as to pro-
gress Of free bridge, courthouse, water
power, and other improvements.
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NO. II.

efnt oe''efnt Joseph r. Arder,a, Z ,,,.,,. -
1snaes, a. Stokes, and p. ss,an rt. %.
ns'"osTs el,tte City Go,tnctl ,oho y,,ss &c,
ayJForks: " ''seteA1e'se eeA1e'se of tho Gas
General ANDERSON ut the 1ate ,,,,,, i.
city Council, declared lhst JOHN H. Kpn, y. sne
WAS not otquali1ed TO superintend the eaa 49,.
nr. CAMPDKLL General ANDERsoN,s eaud,daso, ~,
declared fourteen years ago that Mr.. Know 'ys
was then qualified, and, with the experience 'bs
has had since It is fair to presrrae he is a, well
qualified now as then. The correspondence Is
published In Justice to Mr.. KNOWLES as wen rs
TO the members who voted for him:
tCorrespondence.]
RICHMOND, Feb. ssth, 1857.
cnas. Campbell, Esq, late Superintendent of the
Richmond CITY Gas Works:
Dear sirs-The name OF Mr.. JNo Fl. Knowles
is frequently mentioned MS suitable person to be
voted for as Superintendent Of our Gas Works
! he mas been intimately connected withths work.
Tor nearly four years. A considerable BOZ.
The time. you were the superinteue -.pn .
spectfnlly ask you to say whs'' lent. We re
ihcations of MIR. KNOW -.dec or not the uu I'll
les is him for the Office
X. MILTON CARY.
oNo M. SHEPPARD, I'm.
PEYToN JOHNSTON.
can.,a RICHMOND, March ., 1887.
-, 'ieihen Yours OF the 18th ultno MO. -.
r. nie uhs morning. In answer to your mont
~ pIeasure IN saying that believe Mr.. Ion,
=. =. hsoWLEs fully competent to an the nos, :
upel,n'enoent of the City Gas Works. an,
snoula ne be elected to that Office, have no DOM M
he wiz give general satisfaction. eouD
am gentlemen, very respectfully,
~, u ,.,,, " C..fJ4mrBEII
ton Joh7aston Sp'' ~ '''' Tey
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Pepul WIS sus Hosses.
D the Hedyt,.r 40 the Dispach

TO the Hedyt,sr uU the DtspGch:
Deer; Sur-Pears to me like that our
Commun CIounsil keer heap mo bout
the hufs NV hosses than the foots NV jentil-
nuns & ladis. They is all the time pawn
and pawn uy the streets, and never tech
in the side walk mar single item, which the
side walks Is humpy, lumpy. gouged-outy.
and real turribul to pepuPs toes. Why
don't they make haist and tech up the side
walks. which the side walks is feerfui? ?
Hoses amt got no corns. / got corns NV
the keenist kind. And suffers so on them
side walks which the side walks Is that
dredful that / wisht Wuz a hoss halt my
time, Then the Commun Clounsl would
keer for me like ] wuz Christun.
.Rispeckfiy, MozIs ADDuas.
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A RESPITE REFUSED McGlFFIN.-TheG Gov
ernor. on Saturday finally acted upon the
application of McGifin, the Brunswick
murderer, for respite. His counsel
asked that the execution Of the sentence
OF death be postponed until DR.. Lewis, the
principal in the.crime, is brought to trial,
when, it is alleged, that 1t will appear that
Constable Drummond was killed in sell-de-
fence. The Governor did not sustain the
application. Lewis is still in the Richmond
city Jail, and ia either insane, or feigning
insanity. McGiffin is also in the Richmond
Jail. lie Will be hanged on Friday next.
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COLORED DEBATING .CLUB.-At regular
meeting of the Excelsior Star Debating
Club Champion the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Il. w. John
son, president; j. H. Carter, vice presi-
dent; j. r.. e. Griffin, secretary Il. w.
Brown, assistant secretary; w. III. L..
Combs, critic; +. H. Kyles, treasurer; L.
Dickerson, ST., chaplain; N. Bowler, usher;
A. Z. johnson, assistant, usher; r. M.
Leonard, censor; z. II. Fleming, librarian;
C.. Il. Jones, Watch. ~ .a''
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks OF courts sheritfs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and ageuts, and
sll others having orders for printing, to the facl!.
ties offered at tue DISPATCH PRrsTING aSTAB-
LISHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
of all kinds Of job Printing. We can furnish al
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Biil,, Catalogues Bills OF Fare, Show.
Ellis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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EXPLANATORY STArEMENr:-n the circu

EXPLANATORY the circu-
lated accusation of Atheism had been
brought forward only against my person i
any reply; but my utterances at the Cini
cinnati Conference were misrepresented,
and used by antagonists for the purpose or
blackening in the eyes of the world and
d.scredillng the said assembly. of which I
am o member. owe,a therefore, to the
honor OF this assembly, ito state openly
herewith that to whatever extent my utter
ance in question may have been misunder-
stood by some, it was never my intention,
through the same, to deny the existence
and individuality Of God.
:.s,..,. ts Il KEy.tDR. j. MAYEH. 8
4 Cleueland, July 8, 1871. ~
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z ,AluCTIoH sAEEs rszas DAY.

THOMAS W .KEEsEE win sell at 10 A. II. two
= fi.nos, furniture. &c. 44 r
j. D. wHITfHEAD CO. will sell at lot A. NJ.
groceries, &c. % - se 5gtt :
CoeK will SAL at 10 A. NJ, atthe
! bar aud restaurant just below the Ballard
~ Hou.c, bar fixtures, liquors, .slassa are. &c.
JAMES NJ .TAYLoK win cell at 6 T. M. two
-. bujldlns lots on The east side OF otts between
II 7Leieh and IN streets. o-sa s3.@H:,s i =.
agUBBs d WILLIAMS WIN sen at . L. M.
building lots In Manchester.
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REWARD FOR MURDERERs.-A proclama-
tion has been issued by Governor Walker
offering reward of 500 each for the arrest
of the following persons William IL. Suter,
charged with the murder of Miss Lucretia
Hedrick ton the 9th of July, and Andrew
Jackson Myrick, charged with the murder
of William Myers on the 26th of April last.
These murders occurred respectively IN Isle
of Wight and Wythe.
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LOOKING THIS WAY.-Mr. A Alderdice, City
Auditor, has received several letters re-
Gently from parties in Ohio seeking informa-
tion in regard to taxes, rents, DC, in this
city. From the tenor OF their letters it is
evident that these parties are looking for
ward to large increase in business here,
and areno doubt desiring to be here In time
to share In it. We welcome all such men
here, come from what quarter of the globe
they may. Many more merchants and many
thousands of: dollars will be required to
meet the demands of the trade which In q
few years will be brought to this city.
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: nc aoVantaaes OF using DooLEY's ysAsr
io"DER are shown in its superior excellenca
over AL others, by which elegant l,ebt sweo.
ro.is' biscuits, bread, pastry, &C.. can be ,,aIs
with very little trouble, food th,, go 70 ~ .naue
WIN 'mpunity and relished by the most sens,,, va
dyspepuc Or invalid. 1t permits no waste Of 4 ~
prepared with 1t, and the quantity REQUIRED tn be
used of DooLEY's YEAST PowDEn is one-th,, ID
or one half less than those of other mauufscturer.
Iry 1t and be convinced. For sale by grocer5 eve.
rywhere. ~.'s, w
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sCoNTRIBUTIoNs TO ORPHAN sAsYLUNs.-
Last week. the "Southern Association for
the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans of
the Southern States" presented the follow
ing amounts to orphan asylums OF this city: |:
st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, $3.50 Male
Orphan Asylum, $420; Female Humane
Association Asylum, S467.S These con-
,tributions make the sum Of SO, 900 paid by
this association into the treasures of the
Richmond asylums during the past eighteen
months, or o., 900 each, During the past
year the asylums In Norfolk have received
81 900, in Alexandria $500, and in Frede-
ricksburg 81, 600, from the same source.
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DEATH or A WELL KNOWN CIT1zEN.-Pey-
ton n Grimes ca Bayly, So years Of age and for
45 wears. a resident Of Richmond died at It.
the Medical College Infirmary, on saturaay lay
afternoon. He was we'll known before tie-
war war as a successful drv goods merchant,
and has since been engaged in the tobacco
business. Stafford was his native county,
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rON'T ASK US WHERE
~ MIR. ROUSS BOUGHT THEM
so CREAP !!
He lost cleaned ont an importer bought al the
FRENCH LAWS he had on baud, ut sacrifice.
Here they are in Richmond, at
UUCkWALf. q RGUSS'S,
5000 yards OF fine FRENCH ORGANIZES at
only l5c. yard.
This beats all creation and the rest OF m anknd
IN EVERY STYLE AND SHADE.
Come and take them away.
GRENADINES.
We arc selling Is wards OF BLACK GRENA-
Eirh for only $3.50.
RIACK STklPEn aKENADiNE at ISc. Yard
A beautiful black STRIPED MQHAlR at 25c.,
lG yards OF BLACK MoIlA1H GRENAD1NE
for 1915.
Is yards beautiful japanese for $3.50.
HATS.
Ladies' LEGHORN HATS, % so, worth N,
SUNlbOWNs, 7sc., worth OIL rs,
Ladies ITALIAN HAIR IA rs, latest style, 25c.,
een.,S yfFsh Tais x HATS, f. 7sc., worth.s. ....
Gents STRAW HAAS, 60c. worth fl,
ladies, LINEN SETS. 75c., worth $l.25,
RIBBONS, Ribbons,
All kinds-away under the market. We are, for
instance, selling a BLACK GEnS GRAIN (best
Guslisy) RIBBON, 1uches wide, for 81 3d. worth
f.. SO KID GLOVES. 81; heauttml HOOP.
SktkrS for 5Oc.; "A M ATT1EG, rest quality, at
271c. lie 2sl DUCkWALL Il nOUss.
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The LAWYERS AGAIN IN CoURT.-The ar
gument IN tie case OF the city of Richmond
vs.. certain lawyers as representatives OF
the barsof the city generally, was com.
menced in Judge Wellford's Court on Sat-
urday. Messrs. r. T.. Daniel, VIM. Green,
and A. A. Smith appeard for the lawyers,
and Judge Meredith for the city.
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UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE, JULY 10. ISL
MIS-. N. E. Ellis. Richmond; Mrs. b. B.
Beard, Guilford Station; Mrs. G.. Blanken-
ship, Richmond Curtis w. Shields. Win
chester; Miss e. j. Albright, Plain View :;
Willie Robertson, Petersburg Miss NJ. 2.
Morgan, Flat River, N. Y; Miss +. Minis,
Three Licks p. o.; Miss A. w. WIgles-
worth, Frederick fall; L. r. Eastman,
Nashville, Tenn; Miss Hannah Grymcs,
Orange c. Ii.
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REoU1sITIoN FOR AN ALLEGED FoRGER.-
The Governor of Mississippi has made Il
requsition on the Executive of Virginia
for the delivery of Eilbic II. Talaierrn,
charged with forgery in Holly Springs,
bliss, and whose exploits have already
been detailed in the Dispatch.
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PARDoNED.-His Excelency, Governor
Walker, has pardoned Alfred Steinbaek "a
colored many, who was convicted in the
county court of Brunswick of stealing pig
and sentenced to twelve months imprlson-
ment in the county Jail. 1t turned out that
the pigwas his own.
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THE aoST DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION OF THE
sEAsoN.-Centenary Sunday school will make an
excursion TO Norfolk on next Wednesday and re.
turn the following day. Tickets for the round
trip, ~; children under twelve years Of age, ball
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Inc h'uries Of Mshomet's paradise are described
IN the Koran as beautiful creatures, made OF milk
ana musk and fragrant as lovely; but three d.oos
OF fHALoN's new and fragrant perfume, "ILoye
fou," on the handkerchief OF mortal maiden
VIII surround her with such an atmosphere Of de-
hcious perfume as never was sresmed of nv
prophet OF poet in Araby the Bless. Sold hv al,
druggists. = -
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

7rHE SWEETEST, MOST POW-kFs5T
fTf NJ
EKEUL AND DURABLE INSTRUMLnT
NOW IN USE.
BLOOMFIELD Il OTlS'S
New Patent Treble
rIaNO FOR T Z s,
Patented May IS, 1859.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded 1t the Fair of the
American Institute, 1859 Ohio stale FAR,
1869; Georgia state talT, 10y.
WARRANTED FOX SEVEN YEARS.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Sru,! your orders direct To the factory and save
large commission.
EtFERtSCEs IN RICHMOND: Ahm. Levy, ESQ.,,
ol i.yy Brothers. Malu .t;cct d. E. I"d.ln. Ftq.,
- i.,rN tud,n, Main street; Fd%'h 4. SniLii.
-, ,r1 I,,l,il sLrcet ~. ~. SmoOt. rsl., 1905
y ,t,t, sfra,.i ap a0-tl2t aw3;n i nSin
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CoNvIcTs REoEIyED.-Robert Nickals and
John Davis (colored), were received at the
penitentiaIy on Saturday from, Norfolk.
The former to be confined one year for petit
larceny Second offence), and the latter five
years tor forgery. & -
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THE ARSENAL PROPERTY was not sold ut
auction OIL Saturday us expected, the Board
of Public Works having determined upon
another plan Of sale.
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whit is mere refteshing then good bath this
hot seatherp GEORGE KLEIN, on Broad street,
has good assortment or baft tubs at moderate
prices. He also has ON hand q lot OF fruit Cans
and ja.s aud other usefal articles for house
t-aay,ara. -
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PYTHIAN ExCURsIoN.-The excursion of
Syracuse Lodge. No. 5. X. p, to Norfolk,
takes place to-day. 1t presents unusual
attractions, and will be numcrouSly at
tended ...... ......
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AL, COKE, WOOD.

ULES AND REGULATIONS FOB
nrte,ed ddE o. FIELD TRIALS OF PLQWs
sinia siste ts .ne GTssutise Committee of the VIZ
ST sMTII TIAicaisural society, lsH:
= 'A OF sfsAiEsS AHsSsTTU TUESDAY, srH OF
spsisGs fUEs5SAYR YRH1TE IgrT os ggHrH1ER .Ts11sF
for his NC own ssc,ti IN Charge win appoint teseh
for the trial 'lie time, place, and JUDGES
eies The Ieca,~ msssr osahs Executive commi,.ee in
man q te committee for his and act ss ehs
hcore H. s,,,e sne Trials shall be closed ave days
entries shall It the sesS AL
aI,s ~ m 10y Letter or person and AZ tbs
price or plows shall be paid. 0eas. on iacsosy
s. Tns secretary. g silss the books OF entry shan
the memeer OF tho ha7ins 81 20
section. E. 81 ras-.,Ts - - 20 SaAAt 10 VI soo
me pace prspsred wsa s sppsas 4 shs
l. The members Of the Execstiye coum,,...5 49, !, !,
r and eaaitabis manner among e y
Trials ss sssy aSs
70 meet the expenses for hire OF teams and osscs
3. The following scale OF points shah spp,x i,
all the trials, and ;he JUDGES are exhns1si % tho
greatest care and accuracy in sesitatning those
FIRST FIRST. DraueDS assscersaiaed by dynsnometsr.
SecoI d. PuiseTiaiaE powell y. ;Isss,.ssss-s
Third. Inyersion and trash and yezets t.6n GOV.
ering capacity. 81. - .ssSs III ~
Fiflh, e .se OF holding TO the p!oaxhnan:
Sixth. Strength and economy OF wsA aud tear.
Each OF these points shsll be graded from gne 70
ten-.the latter represcnitnx the btsbess polns OF
yxcelleuce; and when each point hes been ascer.
aimed according TO this scale the sum tot4 OF tGe
s,x points thus graduated shall mSIe u u tout e1
excellence, by which ,he award OF ths Judge snaii
oe eHsmbers oftae Executise comns ttse IN Charge
r. B. nsxsl Jahn n. Cowan. ii -. ~ a. fsiAse,
srlt DR. H. s,. Saskins. 4fz - J, -.
an h,daes or l,cdyd at Anaeld Sprfn2s :-Nr. M..
n tr Eyans, malta John n. 1: ssi. {,
~. n,nwid3.s; Dr. j. ~. Bixntun, Cssnbesiand
Tho committee Of judges ior tae III, =. J.
;s.o Mos,ssooaSr' s,ls,a H " u,.o is is.Stawkt
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THE INDEPENDEsT HOSE CoMPANY.-A
charter of incorporation, granted by Judge
r. Fl. Turner, of Rockingham, to "The
Independent Hose Company" Of Harri-
sonburg, has been received at the office of
the OF she IN }Rs for
is to be not less than $4,000 nor more
than 100000, divided into shares of 500
each. The object of the company will be
the protection Of the property of the citi-
zens of Harrisonb1rg- operations of
the association to be III that place. The
officers are as follows: President, Jacob
Gassman; Vice-President, Chas. A. Sprin-
kler; secretary, Gideon Shiery Treasurer,
Henry Shacklelt. Directors: Jacob Gass-
man, Henry Shacklett, C. f. Dutrow, Geo.
a. KiIsing, Anthony Hockinson, and
Strother Jones.
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fTuE CITY CoUscn will meet this alter
noon at S o'clock in the Hall OF the 'use
of DE leoates. ''
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AoorDENT.-The little son of T. B. Starke
broke his arm yesterday. This is the
second time his arm has been broken within
the last six weeks. s.f
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Don't forget the place for summer clothing. E.
B. SPENCE s soN always keep good stock at
moderate prices. t5. E~..s
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Neck. ties, collars, under clothing. and anoru-
thing else for gentlemen's wear can he nrocnrso
at low pIices of <. B. SPENCE & Son. 1900 Ma,n
STREET,
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LOCAL MATTERS..

- rparsons leaving the city during the an MINER
s.nson can have the DISPATCH mailed 70 their
address at 50 cents per month, payable IN .ad-
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VISITORS TO the Firgtpia Springs should examine
cur msgnifcent stock of new jewelry and diamond
goods. NowI wI.NsCo
Corner of Main aud 10th streets.
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SNVELorES furnished and printed al -, $3.50,
S'.7S, aud 5o per 1000, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment. = :,
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Call and examine the rich imported goods an
rare styles of new jewelry just opened at
NOwLAN & co.'s,
Corner of Main and 10th Streets
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Superb patterns Of new silver for bridal and
birthday presents receiving at NowLAN l. Co s..
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I ExEeUTIvE.-Goyern Walker has ap-
pointed Thomas Il. Thompson notary
public for the county of Amelia.
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Choice new goods for bridal presents now re-
ceiVing at NowLAN s. Co.'S.
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DEFRIaERATORS, COOLERS, AND
III FIR have jusS rseel VEG seM seE 80
iI;E-GH &ST6p CDDLhhs and ~ ~ 1ssSs. -
caI and soc tlsai. ~ sss 81 ssssa e ssss:s
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rREAT EXCITEMENT EVERY DA1
JULIUS sycLE,s, as BROAD STREET.

JULIUS sYCLE's, as BROAD STREET.
where goods are cold rs shosp, II no, cheaper, as
than they can be bought elsewnerc IN M Wy 90
the subjoined pr ice-list VIII snow:
BROWN COTTON, 10, l2s, and l5c, per yard;
CALICOES, 40 ard l2sc. per yard;
JAPANESE PoPLINS, 2oc.:
TRIMMING and D8E.S SILKS, very cheap;
LLAMA LACE sHANLS from sl2 to BIS;
Beautiful LAWNS at l2a,.
A rull line of WHITE GOODS. Hosiery, sheet
fngs. Towels. and n Napkine-al! OF Thicn VIII De
sold at greatly reduced prices, in consequence OF
having IN entirely too rse stock VI goods On
hand. Have also some OF those hhe .s
WHITE LISEN-RoSOM SHIRTS
left, which we will continue to sell at cost.
All those In want of cneSp goods should call on
JULIUS SYCLR,
No. ais Broad street.
sALEsHRN. j. j. Turner, w. D. Powers, j.
Newman. John N. Gary, Chss. E. strsus.
Store closed on SATURDAYS. y IS
GREAT DECLINE IN ----
" SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
From this date forward we Will sell or large
and attractive stock OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
AT .
GREATLY-REDUCED PRICES.
Our stock is full and complete, Consisting in
part Of ---.
PLAIN and BRoCHE GRENADINES,
Full line of IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES,
CAMBRICS, LAWNS, and PERCALEs,
WHITE and COLORED LINEN LAWNS, &c.
Also, Gull line Of
CASSIMERES, LINENS, and COTTONADES,
SHEETIEGS
sHIRTINGS
TABLE DAMASE, -r.,. .
. NAPKINS, '"f.."
. TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, ..~
hANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACES, ,
EMRRDIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &C. ......... ... .
Beautiful assortment orLLAMA LACEPOlNTS,
very cheap;
SEASIDE UMBRELLAS and PARASoT.s.
JOHN N. WOODFIN,
11l7 Main street,
fyl, Opposite Dispatch Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

); All the novelties in fashionable jewelry, ZOE
sn MINER wear opening at NoWLAN b Co.'s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-17

RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH
OFPIoE, July 10, 1871: 8 a. M, B4a;;3 T..
NJ, S69 +. NJ, 500.