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~no--C,.
TSNOTICE.-y. IL. BROOKS has announced
W. himself as the Laboring Mems indie pc emit
oanao ate IN the l,th district There will be called
meeting MONDAY. oct3-2t.
FPMEDICAT, ASS0TIT 1TT0N -; -,
kS Ineetino oftha TnIr "a ~, sTn, snnua
the District ~ Coirnhis 1iIi - hIy iON oL
the Medical socisiy No OIL Ttaa. ~ tne hai OF
O'Clock D m. THURSDAY Ocfohor 7ib bi 'h"ss'' At
oct3-1 JAMES T. YOUNG. III n Secra,arv
II SMk EDITOR-Please announce the name
~ OF HAWKINS TAYLOR as candidate for
vi. mouse OF DeleRates from the Twentieth District
a. sne CeIing election. Mr.. Taylor Is prominent,
Innuehlla! c1tlzen, an advocate Of economical i'm
Proytaments, and VIII be supported by
hRTHE WORKTNGNINIS C1NDIDATcII
HS meeting was held at Avery Hail, corner Of
ptyict n ana ON street; IN me
Uonse of DeIsga,a eh0i'o Vi the meeting LOT the
III s"e' M.Ny vorpps
n,t, WI no.
nSsMAsONIC-As stated communication Of b.
10y D. fKENCH LODGE, No. 10, will be held
on MONDAY october 9th, lsl3, at O'Clock D. IN -,
when the Grand Visitation will take place. Other
important business will be presented. A full at
Nnashce Is desired. BY order OF the W NJ.
Z A. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
oct3-3t Isunday pa pers
- 49, - ------
Il HTInn iVhh hEPU BLlCAN AsSOCIA-
Co., ny N-A regular meeting Will be held at
y re- nxl; 20, 49, Psnnsy lvanta avenue, on
oailcth DA III sENlnG inc am instant; at 80
mittee will be announced, and other important
buslless transacted.
ALONLO BELL, President.
1ae. = CT hAol =, Kec Secretary. oct3-N
- DFDICATION or IyCrUN UaII
NY HOS y STPEET NopTuWEsr
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-A lady's double cased GOLD n
IL WATCH. The person finding it will apply E9A1
for reward at 202O r street. oct3.2ts ~
7 OST-A TICKET from Washington CITY to Nj
IL agara Falls No. us, Form 81, Office No T. dated
October LIST. liberal reward will be paid for its
return to this office. It's
7 OST-On the evening Of 18th ult., a Yellow
- Setter BITCH. lame in hind left foot.
The finder will be Literally rewarded by9x
I OST-On Wednesday a Black and Tam DOG
IL answers to name Of ZIP" A liberal 49,
reward will be paid for his recovery ct No3
217 street northwest. ect2-3tE
4 OST-On Wednesday evening, October lat, in
- Opera Houss or coming from the same to Oar
No 20. of the avenue line, in the Oar, GOLD
GLOVE BUTTON set with Onyx, with chain at
tached, valued as gift from a deceased relative A
liberal reward will be paid IL left at the Box Once
of the Opera House. octa-6t
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND ROOMS, at l22 Sd street asst, inst
- o few doors north Of Penna. ave-, for agen-
tleman and wife Or two gentlemen Also, double
PAkLOk, nt Tor N u Octl-6t
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
v single en- suite, with without Board; ali
modern improvements; 455 street, opposite Nc
tropolitan Church. sep7s m'
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PIANOS, &c.

TUNlNG AMI NEARING, POLISHING
L and Vanishing PIANOS and all Mo-
slCal Instruments receives the most faithfu
PERSONAL attention by q l. WILD a BRO WIN
42O llth street, near northwest corner Peuusylra-
his sNenue Agents for the unsurpassed sTIgFFS
PIANOS, dealers in Pianos and Musical Instru-
ments generally. Pianos for rent. sepIsly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15

The negroes are not the most acute OF
observers. vet they can distinguish a jay-blrd
from a jackass. They begin to see that those
who flatter them most do no more tor them
than those who tell them no lies. They see
little difference between whites in their con-
duct towards them save that they get all
their employment and their compensation
from the Conservative whites. The other
side only musters them about and feeds them
up with sugared promises that are never
redeemed, in order to get their votes. They
are neither deluded nor courted by Con-
servatives, but we believe they will not
again break their neckS to vote for the men
who have so long deluded them and been
kept III good places by their votes.
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@@ VICTORIA LAWN SUITS reduced
to $3.50;
READY-MADE SUITS IN Grass Cloth, Brown
Linen, Linen Lawn, Batiste, and Victoria
Lawn-all marked down very low;
POLONAlSEs and REDINGOTES at astcnish'
ingy low prices;
LADIES READY-MADE GARMENTS of every
descriptions:
GRESADlNE ROBES, in patterns, reduced to 50
GRENADINES ut l23c. yard really worth 2oc.;
WASH-POPLIN, plain and striped l5c. yard:
LAUREL d BROWN COTTON, lac. yard
FAST COLOR LAWNS at l2!c. 4 yard;
TUSSORE the novelty of the season. at o5 and 3Oc
ayard; !.
SASH RIBBONS, all colors, plain and watcred;
"sARAToGAn and /" GREENBRIER WHITE y
TRUNKS and SATCHELS; 1885,.
SHAWL-STRAPs, CANVAS sATCHELs, and
LUNCH-BAskETS; .
COATS'S and CLARK'S COTTON AT &C. n spool;
Great bargains In our stock Of GENTLEMEN ,
BOWS and TIES;
SUMNER MERISo UNDERsHIRTS ut 75c.
apiece:
GESTLEMEN's WHITE DRESS SHIRTS and
To-. COLLARS:
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASHMERE PANTS
PATTERNS;
WHITE and FIGURED MARSEILLES and SILK
VEST PATTERNS;
BLACK DIAGONAL CLOTH;
BLACK CASHMERE and BROADCLOTH:
EXCELLENT KID GLOVES at 81 pair;
UNBLEACHED KNITTISG-COTTON only soc.
pound;
BLACK AUSTRALIAN CREPE only SOC. 4 yard;
BLACK ALPACA and MOHAIR at very low
prices;
DRY GOODS Of all kinds can now bc had ut the
very lowest price, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
VICTORIA LAWN only CSC. yard. aul2
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Those who declare that we must shut up
our opinions and belle our hearts by pro-
claiming our unconditional surrender" to
General GRANT before we can hope for any,
thing from the Government are heaping
upon "tlat distinguished man !" the gross
est SANDER. They accuse him Of being "the
unjust man. who governs for the good only
of his tlatterers. And is General GRANT not
shrewd enough to know that if he lets it be
understood that he will reward all who will
knee and tawn. before him he will soon be
without the means to reward any bodyI The
sordid dogs would come in battalioas to re-
ceiye tie compensation it was ordered they
should receive for kissing the dust. We are
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REATNS.

GEoEGE!: DEEBISuIEE, son Of =. 5. and \.
His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
ut O'Clock. from ST. Marx 5 church, corner Clay
and First streets. .' 'i.' Et'
Died OH the evening of the 18th, at his residence,
on Hull street. Manchester. Va. WILLIAM
OWENS ABBOTT, in the twenty-nfth year of his
Ills funeral will take place from the Manchester s.,
friends of the family are invited 10 attend without
further notice. '.s -.-.
Fredericksburg papers please copy. ... .,,.,- r
Died. on Wednesday morning 4! o'clock, at the
Franklin street, JOHN DICK, in the twenty-si1th
Hi His fune,ssi will take place THIS MORNING at
and relatives of the deceased are invited to attend
The burial Of JOHN DICK has been postponesd1
ION account OF the nOn-arrva of his brother) until
O'Clock THIS friday MORNING.
1sth. at II O'Clock r. NJ, MARY O'GRADY, daiigl,-
ter of Denis and Ellen O'Grady, aged six years,
three months, and nineteen days. ID. ..t.
Our loved one, sweet and patient child,
in all thy grief and pain; 49,,
That little heart. so cold and still,
VIII never throb again.
We miss thee, darling. oh ! how much,
Our God alone can tell
He took thee from our loving arms,
He doeth all things well.
Her funeral Will take place from the residence of
her parents, No. $500, corner Fifth and Denny
streets, Rockets, at O'Clock FRIDAY AFTER
NOON.
Washington papers please copy.
Died. in Harrie. on the 18th instant. Of chol era
infantum, MARY ELIZABETH, only child Of
r and G. Tyler; aged twcnty-four days.
God looked among his cherub band,
And one was wanting there
To swell along the holy land
.t-- The hymns of praise and prayer.
One little soul which long had been
Half way tween earth and sky
interrupted In world of sin .'
He watched with loving eye.
1t was too promising flower
20 bloom upon this earth,
Aid God did give 1t angel power
And bright celestial birth.
The world was too black and cold
To yield II quiet rest;
God took II to shepherds fold,
And Laid 1t on his breast.
Now MARY's In her Savlour's arms,
Forever undehed;
Amid the little cheruh band
Their little MARY lies.
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ws,UC;ATFONAL.
1EWIONDON ACADEMY.

The next session Of my school at this ,c3
,o, vonns men and boys will commence on NE LOU.
of September, 1873, and close on the leth OF june
S sshoo Is located In Bedford county, Va four
,niias so,tf, OF Forest DEPOT Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI,
@S S1S G Ta 4H nv Il 81 y
any Of the rstclass colleges Of the State or 10 'he
ac Tere u enrescing IN the community every sab
hath the Presbyterian church adjoins the groanas
The Methodist church Is within mile; ana Inc
Episcopal church is accessible. 1,o,fE err
Gle OF the principal, will be Under his a
superyision and Instruction The R Ts EN-
sEff 3RfPsh sRa pG Foa n HsA IaT o
take pleasure in calling e atte fha seh OF ' Of
NJ W. r. TERRY, became acqusinteo wIin nan,
When the Of siTs the work ans
since his connection with It ceased
do not hesitate that ME TEE ,iy s.Ga ihnes 10
teach correctly the s sn9ef am sure that pupils
Ss to his viii enjoy the adyantages
which are afforded by the 6est sssoGis P p Ts
NY. Professor of Latin, University Of Virginia.
The services of Mr.. LANDoN SCOTT, Of Amherst
county Va been or sns os h
in the Schools OF Ancient and Modern Languages
(embr4cing French and GERMANY.
-.u s.s REFERENCES:
THE BOARD OF TRuSTEEs.-Major s. T. Peters
fpresident) f. s. Hutter, DR.. g. l.. Brown Dr. Will
Ham s. Irvine, Colonel n. B. Floyd, Colonel R. Z.
". Radford, Captain jesse Irvine.
PATRoSS.-General William Terry, General Odin
G. Clay, Captain S. Adams, Captain John = Dil-
lard, Captain George H. Cameron. g. Ofterdinger,
Major A. F. Robertson. Rev. b. w. Moseiy, MAJOR
L. +. Cooper, Sards, Miss aEs.s - ..,,,
~ ,-,. -..s TERMS: . i.....r. .r,..
S2lO for tuition, board light, fuel, and washing,
one-haIf In advance: remainder at the middle OF
the session. Contingent fee, IS In advance. 5 81
! .....tt. ST WILLIAM ROBIN TEREI, (
university OF Vlrg1nlak
80" ~, Forest Depot, Bedford county, va.
| all l4.wIttSd2t Frits l. #E.r I..Ef Z ~
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1t Is curious to see how men who keep
themselves aloof from negroes and neither
colleague with them in their meetings nor
hob-nob with them in their social gather
ings should be claiming their friendship and
support. They have really no more claim
to their grateful consideration than any Con-
sentative. Yet when voting time comes the
negro is set down as certainly for these ar.
rogant traders in negro votes as was profit
from the sale of the negro for the benefit OF
negro-traders before the war. What has the
negro gained if he is still coupted the ODE
dient slave ever to take upon his back the
men who flattcr him and deceive him, yet
caring no more about him than does anybody
else in the community! This may be free
dom; but it is curious kind of freedom.
1t looks like swapping one slavery for an
other. 1t will be unaccountable If the ne
gro does no. see it ere long.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
ME- THE sTRIBLING SPRINGS,
THIRTEEN MILES WEST OF sTAUNToN

This watering-place offers both to the seekers OIL
health and pleasure rare cotnpilia'ioA -
lions. .ho
The scenery Is grand and picturesque, ana sne
,,,mote even for the mountains OF Virginia, 10
neculiarly dry pure, and invigoratinR. Inc Hihe
raj waters Which include the three distinct casse
of ALUM. CHALYBEATE, and SULPHoh
SPRINGS, are shown by analysis 10 bc mos. li.'n.
endowed with those ingredients which impart their
chief virtues to medicinal fountains. Ihey nave
yvroneht many remarkable cures, and their marVei-
lous efficacy in the relief of almost every
be variety Of chronic disease, even IN thoSe se'ei
and obstinate forms which had resisted the VAST
wonderful resources OF modern medical science: IS
couclusiyely proved by the abundant ana cuinuh'
tive evidence of skilful physicians and many othef
o,s of tbe highest intelligence and social POSI-
ton.
They are especially indicated, and may DC useo
With the strongest probability of beneficial results
IN chronic bronchitis and pneumonia, dyspepsia
liver disease constipation, chronic olarrha'i anu
ysentery scrofuIa, eryspelas, cutaneons oisea2e'
NEURALGIA, and general debility.
In ALL diseases of the KIDNEYS and OF the GENlTo
rptSApy ORGANS, among which may be parucu-
| larry mentioned GLEET,, PROSTATE lkhiTAiAoN
and SEMINAL WEAKNESS, the Strong AhoH
WATER is absolutely unrivaled. It's Tree oluie.le
notion, assisted by the astringent ehecIs vi s'
alum and the tonic properties of the iron ana SUI
phurc acid, constituting 1t a remedy OF marvellous
Efficacy and enabling IL to fulfil all the noc;i'lonS
required for the cure of these troublesome il H
dies. -.-. "a,
The botel accommodations are frst-class ~,
A fine BAND OF MUSIC enlivrns the place. aht
visitors have the. use Of a BOWLING ALLEh anu anu
pr11IARp SALOON FREE OF CHARGE
BOARD : Per day, sa.5s; per week. sls; per month";
$50. ~ '--.'-''' -. '.-+,.' ,.i- .,,no,
For circular, with analysis OF the various sliihs?
letters of physicians, and certificates Oh teialA"'
- - Nd cures. write TO S. GOODE, Agent,
nv INV .Ni-'.sL iGt1 StriLlIng Springs, Va.
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DECISION OF THE ATroHSEY-G ENERAL.-The
Acknowledgement has rendered decision to
the effect that no spirituous liquors can be
introduced into the Indian country without
the order of the War Department, and that
the Jurisdiction of the War Department over
the subject is exclusive of all other authorl-
ties Washington Republican.
|. And the Acknowledgement is the same
who recently decided that Captain JACK and
the other Modocs must be tried by court
martial, as belonging to nation at war with
the United States, and for having violated
the rules Of civilized warfare.
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not one OF General GRAaTs admirers, but
we do not believe him to be that sort of man.
We would prefer to take Virginia's chances
with Virglnians' conduct-fairly. judging the
administration OF General GnkST--:.o the
chances of an out-and-out surrender, when
it is known that it cannot be sincere, and is
only pretence to secure reward which is
advertised to be the wages of -fatterers.
Oh, no. The cunning and interruptions
partisans who seek Virglnia's degradation
for their own personal advancement will not
be gratifled. The devil may as we'll get very
far behind. Neither Virginia nor General
GRANT will likely sign any vile document be
| NAV cOncoct
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General GRANT is President of the United
States, and is, by his constitutional oath,
bound to administer the Government for the
good of the whole land. We concede that
he knows it, and those who urge US to praise
him to induce him to help us certainly dc
not understand his constitutional obliga'
tons, and we do not believe they understand
General GRANT. We shall have to take him
out of their hands. He ought to be pro-
tected from injury from their vulgar
strategy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15

| If we were to allude to OLIVER TwIsT'i
asking for more, the Farmyile, .Con'mon
,cealh would doubtless gravely inform Us
that no such person ever existed. SO LITTLE
did We suspect that paper of such criticism
that we confess we did not understand unit
to- day its question of last week rs to ANNE
of Warwick. ..... ....
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GRAND BALL AT THE SwEET.-On WedncS'
day night next will be the grand ball OF TIC
season at the old Sweet Springs-Where tes'
tivities are always gotten up with an clc'
rance and refinement unsurpassed. We
advise all young people who enjoy the be-
witching things that go to make up the
charms Of thoroughly civilized, artistic,
and respondent ball to 60 to the Sweet aud
enlist in the dance on Wednesday night
The throng Of beauty and Gallantry OH the
occasion will excel all power of praise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15

A high Republican assumes that the ne
groes will vote for nobody opposed TO the
laws of the Union High talk for them.
WHAT do they know about the laws: a
prominent cotored exponnder once declared
that it was "dickilus to say TINT the Supreme
Court could nullliy q law Ell Congress-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-15

The New York Tribune has found out
that in those States in which the Democrats
elect congressman the Democratic conven
tons do not denounce the salary grab. Doe:
It not find that in those same States the he
publicans do denounce the salary grab? i
is the old story of your bull and my OK
There is no excess Of principle and virtue
in this country. .,,1 ...-. 81. ....-...r
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RICHMOND SEMINARY,
IL 100 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,

n,,, 1rs,,fntton for Youns Ladies will be opened
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER LIST, 1879, and WIN dS close
lime GOTH 1874 Ample and com!orta3le a Sc IL
mn odations for boarders who VIII De unuer she lii
mediate care of Mr. and Mrs. Powell, ana "lo WI,
N EVERY RESPECT be MEMBERS " 49,
FAMILY The school-rooms Will be upon tne off EN-
FLOORS. ,r,rooo
Latin Mathematics, Natural Sciences ahu his.
English JOHN H. POWELL, PrinclpaL n pvy
intermediate Department, Mrs. lAos' W L
Primary Department, Mrs. JOHN II. 1AE!: HEtt'
Associate Principal ..e -. ..... ....r
French, Mons. G.. f. PARnIGON. ,,yo, =
Music (instrumental), Professor n: A. AMnDD
Music finsrrlmentlll. Professor CAkL "1iohh l.
Music fyocal), Mrs. BLAIR BUhWELL: N...~.'
Music VOCAL, Mrs. DR.. E. I. ROBISsoS:, n,.,
TEpMS rer session Of nine nonths, one-nam pay
ahle October Ist and the balance February ia.n
Board Including washing, fuei, anu 5ts M
Elk tr, nor sesson ........ ....... Is 90
rev i rent " ''o'~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
, IiIut -, tba Urinary Hcparrment so 90
a uito o. thn Higher English, IS 90
Itio,, IN ,tjn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 90
ci LII, T., w Erench ,.....,,,..., rs 90
TuWIo, IN Grr1nan ..................'' IS 90
Bellies Lettres - class designed for young 4. ~
ladies not attending school rcxularly.... 20 90
For fuel IN the case of y-scholnrsl,....... %
: No deductions except In case of protrnctcd SICK
ness For circulars, &C., address either principal
, all li-eUdtOctl .,# ..... g.. .. t...at..l. s...,,
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Sg!sEskeH AGES.

Married, at Emanuel church, Lagrange, Tenn.-
Thursday July -. 1873. by Rev. j. VI. Schwrar rec
tor, Mr.. WALTER GORMAS and Miss CORA
PErlCOLAS. of Richmond. Va.
The fair bride and groom have our best wishes for
a long life OF happiness and prosperity. May they
meet The JOYS and disappointments of life with as
much horcfunc$s Is they plighted their troth III the
holy temple. aud keep their love to another fresh
and blooming as the roses which gemmci the sacred
altar III I.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NBATCHELOR's Hair DYE
,rsss s.,,end,d HAIR DYE is the best In the worle
Tho on,y true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no 1dic u
Louis ,Ints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the ~
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces mime
dately superb black or natural brown, aho lea.e.
the hatr clean, soft, and beautiful. Inc sen. .I,s
''eHeN' : CHARLES BATcHELOR,
~ ,o-aod Proprietor, New York.
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uAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

The next session of this seminary of learning win
Hampden Sidney is situated in Prince Edward
county, Va, within u few hundred yards of Union
Theological! Seminary, and seven miles from FARM
vie the nearest depot of the Atlantic Mississippi
and Ohio railroad. The locality Of the college. Is
most healthy, and the community around distin-
guished for intelligence aud pety.
There Is no grammar or preparatory school con-
uected with the college 1t retains the curriculum,
aud the great aim of Its teachers Is to secure
thoroughness la the training and instruction Of their
pupils, and thus 10 prepare them Tor professional
studies or tho active duties of life.
The ordinary expenses OF 4 student, exclusive OF
the cost OF cothiug travelling, and books, are from
$225 to 1915 year. 49,
For catalogue aud further information apply TO
REV. j. NJ. II. ATKINSON,
President Hampden Sidney College,
/. jY Inn st lili.cc al aaru county, Va. /,
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M JULY 9TH, 1873.

H JULY 9TH, 1878.
T.R. PRICE s. co. have lust received Ivy steamer
and express
New STYLES PARASOLS and SUN-SHADES;
Silk and Cambria UMBRELLAS;
Black IRON GRENADINES:
Sold-colored and black LAWNS;
Sash and other RIBBONS:
Black English GRAPES and GRAPE Wells:
IIenlstitched and Linen Cambria HANDk Err
CHIEFS;
Black FOULARD SILKS;
Llsleand Thread GAUNTLETS, &C.. L. jy
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. M NED
u CAL SCHOOL.-The next session ,ot, Time
for nine months. Offering great advantages TO Inc
dgen student for thorough .raiEng IN ane e to
S SuITIJAW IERTENBAKER Secretary OF bacul-
IT, Post-ofiice, University of Virginia, va.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Colonel W. G.. burlington, o. +. Wise. ". +.
Richter, II. +. Phillips, j. Ii. Allen, l. u. Timber
lake. .
will he in attendance.
His Houor Mayo. Kelley and Hon l.. T. Daniel
will deliver addresses upon the occasion.
Gates open at o'clock Dancing commences at
O'Clock.
Admission. SOC: ladies free. Tickets can De pur-
chased from the above named committee and Of
West, Johnston Co., Wyatt Minor, and VI. Nit
teldorfer
Strict order will he enforced. If Indictment, the
next fair day. au la-6t*
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III JULY 9TH, 1873.

III JULY 9TH, 1878.
DRESS GOODS AND OTHER FABRICS
TO be closed ont this month.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
with view of reducing stock to lowest margin,
will, during the present month, offer many styles of
SPRING and SUMNER as well as FALL DRESS
FABRICS at prices far below their actual value
In addition to which. they propose bargains in Irish
Linens, Towels, Napkins, Table Linen. Linen
Sheetng Doylies, with many other desirable goods.
just received by express.
New style SCARFS. for ladies'
KID GLOVES, all Nos:
LACE RUFFS and RUFFLING:
MUSLIN RUFFS and RUFFLING:
Ladies' and gentlemen's GAUZE and THREAD
SHIRTS, sc. [jy 81 T. K. PRICE 4 co.
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MACHINERY, &c.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
One 25 horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
BOILER,
One 20 horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE aud
BOILER,
One l2 horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
BOILER,
One horsepower PORTABLE ENGINE and
BOILER,
Three 10 horsepower STATIONARY ENGINES,
One horsepower STATIONARY ENGINE,
One ls horse power UPRIGHT BOILER,
One 10 horsepower UPRIGHT BOILER,
One PORTABLE GRIST-MILL, four feet burr
stones;
One Fay & Woods DIMENSION PLANER,
twenty-four feet carriage.
All the above are In perfect running order and
as good us new, and will he sold low aud on easy
terms. Apply TO GEORGE b. SLOAT,
Nos. 1922, 1924, 1925. 142s. $780, and 1892 Cary
street. and Nos. Is and Is south Fifteenth street
au S-2wk
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