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Money Commissions in England.

1t is quite an epoch in British history
which second time puts an end to the
practice Of buying commissions in the
British army. The ministry, as our read
ers know, took it upon themselves to en-
Rineer bill for the reorganization of the
British army, which prohibited the sale of
commissions. The House of Lords rejected
the bill. But MIR. GLADSTONE tanks the
House of Lords, and dsregards its defeat Of
the measure. He takes shelter under an act Of
Parliament passed in the reign Of CHARLES
H., which declared that "the sole and SUI
"preme power, government, command,
" disposition Of the militia, and of all
forces by sea and land, and of all forts
" aud places Of strength, is the undoubted
fright of bis Majesty and both or either
" OF the Houses Of Parliament cannot, nor
ought not, to pretend TO the same" So,
as advised by the Ministry, the Queen has
refused her royal warrant any longer to le-
gallze the purchase of commissions, and
the practice is discontinued.
The London Times and other papers de-
clare that the act of the Ministry is uncon-
stltutional. AS England has no written
constitution, it is hard to make good the
proposition. Indeed, where written con-
situations do exist they are no big things,
as we have painfully discovered. They
restrain only honest people, from whom
nothing is feared. Rascals drive through
them at will.
This measure of the British Ministry,
however, has it's meaning. 1t is undoubted-
ly offensive to the House Of Lords. They
will contend that it is out Of all proprlety
to ask their concurrence in measure to
prohibit the sale OF commissions, and upon
their refusal to concur, to prohibit the sale
Of commissions without that concurrence.
1t Ia amockery Of the great House of Lords,
and will painfully remind them of their de-
parting glory.
The measure not only lowers the dignity
Of the House Of Lords, but is q blow ut the
ariStocracy. The custom of bestowing
high positions in the army upon men for
money was incompatible with justice and
contrary to the wise policy which holds out
the due rewards to real merit and long and
faithful service. A man with money could
buy his way to position above that held by
the faithful officer whose gray hairs told of
long service. The money gave that honor
In day which years Of devotion to the pub
lie service had not secured. This was q
shame to England. The reformation of
this great wrong viii gain popularity for
the Ministry. Stu, we cannot forget tnat
1t is one Of the waves that are Washing
away the foundations of the English poGt'
ical system.
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JOHN RAspoLrH.--rhe Danville Times
contains an interesting sketch OF the ap-
pcarance of the late John RANDOLPH, OF
Roanoke, with some account of bis speeches
on the hustings. This will be followed by
some others relating to tue same extraordi.
nary man. MIR. BoulDIN, editor of the
Times, is the author. He proposes ulti.
mately to publish book containing what
may be given through bis columns, and a
msss Of other material, which he has in.
dustriously gathered up amongst the old
constituents and neighbors of Mr.. RAN.
DoLPH. Mr. q. has had excellent opportu-
mites Tor tue accumulation OF information
OF this kind. and we are sure he will make
a very entertaining and instructive volume
concerning one Of the rarest and most bril-
liant men that have ever lived.
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Our good friends of the Wing and the En-
g,lircr are discussing the "wet groceries -
Of the railroad wars In the Legislature. we
will furnish ice, sugar, and lemons, IL they
wilLaccept our company. We would take
pleasure in helping to settle the question:
We; should think "wet groceries, now.
ever. would readily make plain the whole
matter. and enable the debaters clearly TO
-. k>otA o;Ias
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NOs- OLGA Ms. dc.


DIANO FORTES AND MUSIC. Ggg
The subscribers are agents for CHECKER.
1NG's SUPERB PIANO FoRTEs, and supply
them at manufacturers prices.
They have for sale aeveral SECONDHAND
PIANO FoRTEs..
MUSIC for the PIANO FORTE; superior
STRINGS for the Violin and Guitar.
1yn WOODHOUSE l. PARHAM.
ry,HE SWEETEST, MOST POW-eEsN
ERFUL AND DURABLE INSTRUMAnT
NOW IN USE.
uLOVMFiSLD s. OTISs
New Patent Treble
PIANO FOR T s,
Patented May Is, 1862
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded al the Fslr OF the
American Institute, 1859; Chic Stsie FAIR.
1859 Georgia state FAR, 1869.
WARRANTED FOR SEVEN JEARS
PRICES GSEATLY REDuCE Jed
Send your orders direct u the factory and save d
large commission.
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND: Ann. Levy, Efq',
OF Levy Brothers, Main street j. Il. Goddtn, Esq,
Of Lee q Goddin, Main street; Edwin A. smitb:
Esq, 500 Leigh street; ". II. sDoot go, 200
Broad street ap :o-dasw3mi "'m
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.-.n,, TO FREpERIcxsBuRe-The
ALEx. mp Gazette notices the'active pros
Aiea"Iu - tte work on the Alexandria and
e ecu.s"ricksburg road. The part of 1t that
ras hetween Alexandria and Washington
=. .le =, nss<sen completed blythe. contractor
for sh3 bridge across the Potomac, VINO mas
rho work in hand.
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undersigned hereby

NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby
~ Sa.ond snotior of the State of Virginia 10
issue new cert fcst.s of debt the part Of the
safe, in lieu Of the following certificates, which
miss,oners ia the suits Of FipEey and ais VS. Hel1
End ais; Gwathmey and ais. VS.. Heth anu as am
Barkxdale and ais. VS.. Heth anu as, anu Will hn
couoty Of Henrico and we;e lost or destroyed WIN
the sper, of said suits when the court IN ING
city of Richmond was destroyed oy IRE on 'ie ~
day OF April, 1855 to wit: ro o,o.
Rct 2oh March, 1861, general loans NO. 2iV''
Act Goth March, 1851, general loars, No. a2l2,
S7q0. ,o,, cr ro M 1919.
So. COO. ana - CT 40 No 1ao;
HcI o1st March, 1887, j. K. & X. Co., Nc. 1925,
81 200. ,r,y ,ntYnsToN
is T-12wiw ANDfEH oOhNoAoN
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NEW YORK MILLS COTIoN NJ io''
WAMSUTTA at 20,.;
DTryAL, COTTON, better than New York Mills
or Wamsutta at lac.:
|AEDROSCOGGlN at l63c.;
The celebrated HARRIS and WATEk-TWieI
COTTON at l5c.: INV,
Fxtra fre full. yard wide UEBLEACHED COT
TON atlo3c.;
p1LI,oW-CAsE COTTON, % inches wlde' at
16ac.:
FRENCH PERCALEs at 2Oc., worth aSc.; ;,
pYIETYD BRILLIANTS at lesc, wou'o %
cheap at Soc;
PIOUES at 20, rs. 30, IS, DO, ana ooc'-a reouc''h
Of from to Csc. on yard:
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH, for dresses, at lSc.,
worth 35c.;
1RcN GREE ADINEs at 25c, worth .oc. at &c.
would be cheap at Csc;
BLACK GKENADINEi
FANCY COLORED STRIPED GRENADINES
at l5c., worth CSC. per yard;
PLAIN C1LORED L N OS and MoZAh-
B'QUES at 1esc., worth CSC;
PLAID JAPANESE SILKS at Soc., worth al.9 :
Elegant styles JAPANESE SILK at 81, worth
sl.25 and Sl.5o; :,
BLACK cILKS at $l.o5, $3.50, &l75, ana Fs-aii
very cheap;
TUCKED SWISS MUSLIN, for WAISTS at Soc''
GINGHAMS at 10. 12s 16a, 20, and 25c;
LAWNS at 81, 10, 12s, 1884, 90. and CSC. per yard
Exlra Inducements in SWISS, CHECKED,
HAIR-CORD, NAISSOOK. G 0 N I,
ORGANIZE, and NULL MUSLINS;
BISuOP, VICTORIA, and LINEN LAWN;
Genuine FRENCH-WOvE CORSETS-all colors
and sizes-at &C., worth 81;
LINEN CHECKS at 2Oc., worth soc.;
COTTON PANTS STUFFS at 20, Is. and soc.,
worth rs, IS, and 4oc;
ALEXANDRA RID GLOVES at soc., would be
cheap at sl.2s;
uONEY-COMB QUILTS, large enough for the
largest beds, NJ al 10, worth - ~. sAlra
Quality at 81 90, worth IS;
LINEN COLLARS at 123c.. worth SC;
A large stock or ! MEN COLLARS and CUFFS
at astonishinG!y low prices:
GENTS GAuZE SHIRTS at Soc, worth Fl;
DOYLIgs or FRINGED NAPKINS at eoc.,
worth 81 per dozen;
COLoRED FRUIT DOYLIES at clio, worth
Sis per dozen;
TABLE, PIANO, MELODfAN, and STAND
CrVERS at very low prices;
SASH, NECK, and BONNET RIBBONS;
HOSE for men women, AID Children;
PAKkS.!.S ma-s q GGs7E evrr - !2S and lower
than hal
EEHSTIT tE-I. 2'."-, " snt'@aEI', TUCK
nd, and Tor = .i..[EHuHltFS S. prices
ton..i.- :.'..s -! 49,;
TABLE C;,,I:... y. BE DhMASk, NAP
KINS, and DuIIIgS 2: prices that cannot
fail to suit;
TRAVELLING BAGS and BASKETS;
SARATOGA snd other TRUNKS, very cheap;
JEW ELKY,
AND 1--WE THOUSAND OTHER ARTICLES
AT VERY Low PRICES.
. During our closing out sale 10 goods Will be
taken back or exchanged All goods must be paid
for on delivery. LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street,
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goal, COKE, AND WOOD.
~ -.
We arc now ready 70 furnish the pest lnall.y
of i.uVEn Ill., coal at the following low
- i'.o sest lump, IS per losd delivered;
Rest Hail a. so per load; deliye. cd;
Htst Hard, S3.75 per load, deliserea: e..
snFT COKE the best and cheapest itel ior
.oJtne and ironing In use. AZ our yard is UNDER
we Intend to g our PEI rs%ors we
LII, ~. an offer rA cuIar inducements 10 those
t VII h.ns ti3s:- c!ats cooniny fuel;
R,.st aNIHrhClrE COAL, all sizes, at lowest
pt usE end pIsE WOOD, long sawed, and split,
always Oh haGd at r, x,,rruur..
|, M eo5 Basin bank, between OH and 10th st5
SO
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HYED,

!. I'm fhe 9th Of july, In Galveston Tex s,.,.nden
Lucy NORTON. wife Of Mos "a rSarles Fen
an e.ner Fisher of this city, in the sctn
her a1e. $500. L~.--,s--1~-ek.
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,T GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO ]

~ GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Maln street.
The largest variety OF CAKES at .BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7O7 Main street. .... ... IL
The best CRACK Frs, all kinds, at BRIGGs's
BAKERY, TOT Main street. .--
PIES at s, 10, and lsc. piece at BR1GaS'S
BAKERY. .-...-. .-
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, at
BRlGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Main street .s
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY. e .-Es-., $780,
Persons living on Church and Union Hills car
be supplied with all OF these at Mr. ROBERT
WERNt'S, on 2sth street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
iyS main street.
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~ 60 : YEAST POWDER
has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
BAKING POWDER in use. Perfectly pure and
healthy. 1t makes, at short notice, delicious bis
cults rolls, &c. There need be no waste Of food
prepared with it, as 1t is always Of the best quail
ty. Wewould say TO those who hsye never used
1t that very few trials will enable them to use
it, not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy.
Putup FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented
Grocers and dealers sell It.
D0OLEY q BROTHER,
..s Proprletors,
..@ s.s, 90 New street, New York city.
ap& deod&eowem
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,--.prp1IoJrs Observation-Disclosures

me- A PER1LOUS SEASON.-tdiorlols
and delightful 20 the snfnn e. weasnef IL, tts
cal heat is revere trial to the Wit. powers. Ell
tha atronoes, are sometimes prost -ated by its e.
faets' The common phrase applied 70 tnls cona.
lion of The body ia q" general dehtlfey." 10Y.
renaraI debility arises from, and inciudes va.s
&c of aim epts Tbeltver Is more or less sH-
he bowels re either coz stIpated or too muc1 re-
lared tho stomach hut haf performs tne WnI >, o'
dHsstiSn. the annette Is poor and the spirtSs 20
ntesses. This is whst is cnlle general oeblnsy;;
n Js general disarrsnRement or all the ph, 81
frnctinns snd requires "a ieTedy r. omm mr. 20
STOMACH BITTERS Is speedily sdapteo 70
thia nurnoee It's general op",atlon Is not . u. a.
49, angle orgsn. # the liver is anecU0 q. ~
Testores tts tome: II the stomach is toIpio. rs
oeneraras tiff the seryes are trenuoue anu
weak &c hrsc-s and renforres mem u she ~ ~,
which ever vJlp ,thizes with me nooy ID Eaone
ard osnonrart IL relic yes the ii fcnity, and 80 a
brinps The viii HIe mechanism OF Tue uooy LAW
mouy with the laws OF he attn: a., .,.-, hanoi
Tnere rs no civilized nation In Inp m MTmrE
snhere in which The utility OF HOSIhi - "a
STTSMACH BITTFRS as tonic corrpctive on"
antt hii,ous medicine is not known ana apprecL-
nted Throurhout the tropics 1t is conslueieai
roth hv tho people and the profe ssion, the staEu
ard specIfc. While it Is mealS,ne toa ~
seasons and all climates It Is enpeclatH su Seno
Inc comniaints generated by the weather, De.he
he unrest and best vegetable stimulant ID sne
world &c .,rJd md dan pe -
o,,s m aferas. which unscrup lous nrCies aIe c'
de 1yorng to foist upon the people Ineir nsn .,
legion and the public has no d ta Isdy
mrs. not poisonous. dheTe to the trleu leneuf,
Hos: ctGer's Bitters. sold only IN giass anu
In kegs or barrels. ~ -S.oeo ~
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made TO
~ the Second Auditor Of yirgnIa for Inc s1oc re
which has been lost Certificate No. 1852, for $780,
end C,rtilcale No. Of for s3oo issued under ae.s
22i March 1850 for $500, and 81 of Fe6ruary lSas'
for 1900, in the name or Grafton vs.. Cr@''oi' "e'
VI 1aMaXE
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H BACHELORS HAIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous;
no disappointment: no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeabie odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft,
does not coRtsin particle Of lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by Ill Druggists,
lSBOhD STREET, n. Y. jyu- EDDY
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TRY GOODS AT A s......... .....
= GREAT SACRIFICE.
In order to make room for our FALL SToCh,
wa will sell for the remainder Of the season our
large and attractive stock OF DRY GOODS AT
COST, FOR CASH.
Our stock is full and complete, consisting In
part Of -
PLAIN and BROCHE GRENADINES
Full line Of IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE PCPLIHS and SILKS,
WHITE and COZ ,ORED PIQUES,
CAMSRICs, LAWNS, and PERCALEs,
WHITE and COLORED LINEN LAWNS. &C.
Also, q full line OF
CASsLMERES, LINENS, and COTTONADES,
SHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS,
TABLE DAMAsK,
NAPKINS
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEF
COLLARS, CUFFs,
LACES.
EMRROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &C,
Beautiful assortment ofLLAMA LACE POINTS,
very cheap;
SEASIDE UMBRELLAS and PARASOLs.
JOHN n. WOODF1S,
1ll7 Main street,
tv11 Opposite Dispatch office.
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ALL SHOULD KNOW IT! a
KNOW WHAT? N7

Know that We are selling FURNITURE and
MATTRESSES at cost during the months OF. July
and August. All in need Will ind II to their In
t2rest To exsmine our large and superior stock.
We are still N manufacturing
" BURE. Us,
s...E. n. WARDROBFS,
WkSsSTAED5,
Tables,
SIOF BOARDS,
ISIS DESK.
and many other articles OF FURNITURE Of 50.
perior seasoned walnut. Also, MATTRESSES Of
all kinds. HARDWOOD & RITTEk
jyl3 Governor street. Richmond. Va.
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NOTICE-On account OF increase off8
IN trade, Z hsye tskkn the sforS Mo- 1897 -
Franklin street tfMmeyiy occupied by Mr. a.
sJobu David, SID ID resr Of my present place, on
Governor street 20 bs sccnpted u p CABtNhTs
;MAKIHG, UPH0LsTaRfsG, and HEeAik
Win nv increased facilities and strict sssen.
fon 10 CUISINE fastef myself n Do sDle 70 COM
neie Win any other in my line. Thankful fog the
nstr,naca OF shs pIst and soliciting 1ntinnanca
pftne same Il respectfully cali attention 20 my
1veiI.sssortsd stock OF VI Ne and Low. PRICED
FUaNuUkE, principally Of home manufac-
Psrlor snits. in Terry, Repe, or Hair
s,siS.d .no Painted Cottage suits ron. . 70 50
Marble-Siab Cottage suiIs, from........ 10 70 10
Hsudsomes Wi lnat s1its Gons s.......J52 20 ITO
Walnut or TAX Fxtension Tables, from ~ TO 70
Il $40 keep on hand an assorment OF the cheapest
80 = = CHAIRS, Te BLES, ~ =.
Nes:E<s BEDsTEAD9, Blu nEhUS,
WASaSTANDH, IL ~ H..
10 lKIEG-GLASSES,
l.. MATTRESSES,
BOLSTERS, PILLOW S,rLOUN6ES,
SOFAS. CRIES, CRADLES.
TRUhDLE 3 tDsTEADS, &c
Special attention given to eRkPA1 aIEa and
UPHOuSTE RING.
Goods care ully packed for shipping.
Very respectfully H..
eE Cabinet-maker ar Furniture Dealer
y NO. 20 governor street. and 1907 Franklin st.
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NOTICE.-Application will be MADE TO
~ the Second auditor Of Virginia for me re-
I.wsl of the allowing rglnia Registered BLOCK
VIII ch has been lost. viz ,e, ,r.d
Ce,tincate No. 1901 dated July ~ 1861, !ssueu
unrcr ac, OF March is, 1856, '6esiste stocA IN
Gu of Coupon Bonds" in the name oi isaac A.
Bachrach for 81. 900. cr,,.cu
,yyl-law1w HENRlEIIA hhSilh 49,.
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GEDTREHG.

N4I5r9 u eas
HOOL! COOLl COOL!
COOL CLOTHING.
Persons desiring to keep cool and want nice,
enteel, well-msde, elegantly cut CLO THING, to
keep cool In, should call and examine my large
and fine stock vet ON hand: among which arc
WHiTE DUCK SUITS, :"
. BROWN DUCK SUITS, ; SD. ~
BLACK ALPACA SACKS,
CHsVIOT SUITS, -
IsRESS SUITS (for slmmer),
UNOEk-SHIRTS, DRAWERS.
DHE3s-SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES,
and everything pertaining to gentleman,s ward
rope Cali At new store OF VIZ. IRA SMITH,
jy1s llc9 Main street
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FINE BEACH FOR BATHING; SPLENDID
FISHING AND BOATING.

This beautiful island is located eighteen miles
f;om Ssuduskv with which it is In daily connec-
ton by steamer aud Is celebrate In history as lie
rI,ce where Com. Perry pu, in alter DIS great
yyi~tory on Lake Erie. IL Is universally pro-
nounc, d to be without IN equal as a summer re;
sort. TIE hotel accommodations are ample a a..
proyements (includinF gasl, all combining TO rem
der This one OF The first watering places In the
FARE for the round trip to this delightful va
tering place has teen placed at the low rate OF
THIRTY DOLLARS.
For further informatiop and for through tick
cts apply at the conpsny's office corner Of BIO ID
end sin Streets ard Ticket flee, corner Byrd aud
sth streets j. z. GENTLY,
Nv 81 i'm General Ticket Agent
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r., +. AND y. RAILROAD,)
OFFICE OF THE GEN'L TICKET AND I
FRSIGnT ACT, RICHMOND, July 20, ls7l.)
EXCURSION TICKETS
"PuT,IN-BAY ISLAND" LAKE ERIE,
TIE Cape May Of the West.
Uneoualed for beauty of location and salubrity Of
climate.
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EXCURSIONS AND PIC-NlCs.

EXCURSIONS AND PIC.N1CS.
A GRAND PICNIC,
- FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PhTRICK's CHURCH,
VIII take place at the FAIR GROUNDS on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2eth.
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! ORR saOODs.
4 LMosT GIVEN AWAY /!

a LMosT GIvEH AWAY
aifaaEEXnisES, wiEn siik agurss' sssa suapes,
" E z; IA 81 BLACK SILK eREaADIsE asssc;
.' TsIsh ssiKp1D~JAeAnEsE PoRLrss 81 30,
"S WHf f1S COLD e1oUEs at IS s;l and see
PXCnLLENT BLK and COLD ALfACA9'
at az and soc. ,rr,,,,,,,s =, .,,oro.
HLACK and COLD SILKS at 9i.7s, ST. ana o
a. so per yard. --.s. ,.~s.,.
N0TTIn G SAM Laos, for curtains. az Sec
and 7sc. cuseayyT,s NJ a1a worth, sia
t LANA LACE FHAWLs as Ply, worth re-.
IL ana a. L naiorea GRENAD1NE saAWLs at
Resi- Ponsee SILK al. a s q c. very Do.
sirable. CHEATING Outfits. Towels,
N hne Table Linens. and lots OF other go"os
at very low prices TO reduce st9ssa; p . SONS,
,y,, No col Broad. corner goo ttIes-.
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Trains will leave the Broad-street depot at lG,
and II o'clock A. NJ, IL Nj, and !, 3, and O'Clock
p al. The last train rtturning from the GROUNDS
will leave at s o'clos 7 NJ , ,
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS; children uncer
Tbere will be a trial of speed Of several we'll
known fast horses. A..
annie arrangements have heen made 70: tire
preservatIon of rod order, and an ample supply
of REFRESHMENTS.
Smiths and will be In attendance.
COMMITTEE:
Philip O'Neil, J: &. mslIoy'
Rnrnard eonard, Walter Mahoney
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MILITARY NOTICES.
u,i,sT S.ERaYED, dc.

TSTRAYED, on Tuesday last, the EII7s
r. 18th instxut, tom the western part of4eHS.
tn city, a MrDIUM-o)Z I'D FRI .DLE NV ;
Nth VIII te streak ylong the back and belly: sup
n1std q be alb ,ut twelve years old: spit IN Tue
light ear long hornJ, ans ponea up saIas n. Io
me or in foi IN alton that get her ,,u
' "a q. w. YAGEk, Haxalts Mills.
Residrnce: Belvidere street, between SpFang
and al be narle. y - ~
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VRAND CLOSING OUT SALE. i. y
~ ~, suwnER GOODS MARKED DowNHE-.
ALL 81 nGHxDLESs OF. COST. y. lrs@
MUST BE SOLD AND WILL EE s AZ Ta1s
ONO : - FOB L0W w INV a, 90 worth q:
10 yards NAIL P0PLIN for s g , w9fin
~ tx Yards FIGURED GRENA DlNES teiacR stSsn a.
aud,also coloted ground for p, snssp q ri
Beautiful (strfpedI b Cow \ oi1n un1A'
oniy CSC, worth 75c. per ysYo,
GRENkDTHE SHAW at w, WoItn %. ao. ..s
TTiaaant FRENCH LAWNS l2sc., VOTE M. sy 1 no.
= re lot of lad es' and Misses SAiLyh haIS,
4 4 few BUFF LINEN sUtTs for ladies' ready
MAGE GsiENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT.
uIJITs SHIRTS for Bills worth VI;
TJsI,E-THkEAD UNDERSTANDS esc'' Worth
I,1StN BOsOMS, very fine:
u,,e soS W;u1TH TwILLED DRAWEEs-best;
EE tI GRIa.TTESyILLE CaSSIME Res;
RlI1E fcoatInCl FLANNaL, very fine;
r. hn hesG LINEN SHEBTINGS;
1o.a ia. and ia MARSElLLES QUILTS-su-
Now pSYg oIk MILLS COTTON. 2oc:
The hest ysrd-wide BLEACHED eno bhoWn
co rTON IN the city at l23c. ,,e,
%. -. 49, DUCK WALL q ROUsS,
,v2o 1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24
ME- ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
. DOLLARS WoRTH OF
DRY GOODS
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

The owner Of the store we now occupy demand
Ing larger rent than we can aff'rd 10 pay anu
continue to sell SIS cheap as we have dope hereeo-
foro we offer our whole stock at prices that WILL
en- sure speedy sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

4 NTHRACITE COAL.-Now af1oat, $40
n tons best gu slity r. A. EGG and STOVE
CuALS, which will be sold from the vessels at low
Figures.
Cali and see my prices. and lay in your winter
supply Of coal he ore there Is an advance In coal
and rreighls in the northern m arke;s.
WRIT ROBERTS,
iyls Corner l7Lh and Dock st, Gets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

IFrIcE OF CITY ESGINsEs'f
-kIcHMoap, July IS fs1L
NOTlCE-TO BRICKLAYERS An
IN STUSE-MAS ONs.-seaied proposals w Nm
received at this office nutil IL o'clock a. On nd
iha STONE FLAGGlNG and GOH'fs IS "a. I Ina
vert 10 be bult In the PenitsnIssry rev s ss.,rd
arch at Byrd ssrcc. TO cunntcs wis2 hu'n'
cuiyert. afa ~ ,.,~.a on
All necessary Attenuation can hs ooshSsu ~
Spp1's'A'uA - W. r gi VS. II. ptaMrCK
1ylstd 49, ~ City knstI;et'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

w W
PRICES REDUCED.
TOO Many GOODS ON HAND.
In order to reduce my stock by August LIST, shall
offer from this Gate
soc. EMBROIDERED GRENADINES at TO-;
SIC. PLhIDS at Soc;
aoc. JAPANESE POPLINS at 2sc.;
ssc. ORGANIZES at 2sc.;
sc. ORGANIZES at 2oc.;
eoc. ORGANDIES at 1e3c.;
l8sc. ORGANIZES at l2ic.;
s25 LACE POINTS at Sls;
$50 LACE POINTS at SIS:
3D. so LACE POINTS at $40:
PARASOL COVERS at $l.5o;
And other goods In proportion, AT
g. HIRsIrS,
tag 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-24

GREAT EXCITEMENT EVERY DAY
AT
JUL1Us sYCLE's, as BROAD STREET,
where goods are sold as cheap, II not cheaper,
than they can be bought elsewhere In the city, &c
the subjoined price-list will show:
BROWN COTTON, 10, 12a, and 1sc. per yard;
CALICOES, 10 and 123c. per yard;
JAPANESE POPLINS, 2oc.;
TRIMMING and D2EsS SILKS, very cheap;
LLAMA LACE SHAWLs, from sn to sls;
Beautiful LAWNS at 123c.
A full line Of WHITE GOODS Hosiery, sheet
ings, Towels and Napkins-all OF which VIII De
sold at greatly reduced prices, In consequence OF
havin 2 an entirely too Urge stock OF goods on
hand, Have also some OF those Inc
WHITE LIAEN-BOsOM SHIRTS
left, which we Will continue to sell at cost
All those In want of caeap goods should csll On
JULIUS SYCLE,
.' No. ais Broad street.
eALEsMEN: j. J. Turner, w. ID. Powers, j.
Newman, John n. Gary, Ohas. Z. straus.
Store closed on SATURDAYS. jy