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N.Y. SEI T.. DFEENCE To q crimina

III SELF-DEFENCE.-T a criminal
neglect OF preventive medication may be ascribcd n
ina ority of the ailments which affect humanity. 1t
IS i wcll-asccrancd fact, resting the experience
Of twenty years that course OF lIOSTETT ER'S
STOMACH BIrTEES will put even 4 naturally
feeble system in such state OF defence that IL Will
be competent 10 resist the most prevalent causes Of
dsease-such is the mulgn Influence Of m!ls!na,
unwholesomc water, excessive heat damp, cold,
sudden changes of temperature, &c. Yet there are
thousands Of persons living In perpetual peril from
one or of these causes who recklessly omit TO
avail themselves Of the absolute protection which
this famous vegetable anlidote affords. Intermt-
tent and bilious remitteut fevcrs, rheumatism,
general debility, nervous weakness, and irregulari
ties OF the stomach, bowels, aud liver, would DC
comparatively unknown if this paatable specific
were in universal use in the districts where they
principally prevail. jv 2 deod&w1w
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ARREST OF E. N. YERGgn-ALLEGED EN-

ARREST OF E. II. YERGER-ALLEGED EN-
BEzzLEMEST.-E. NJ. Yerger, we'll known in
Baltimore and Mississippi, was arrested last
night by police officer Gault, of the central
station, on the charge of enbezzlcment Of
$4,000 from j. II. Maddox, formerly Of
Virginia, but of late doing business in Bal.
timore. Being taken to the middle district
police station, Yerger was locked up in one
OF the cells on the upper tier, and remained
confined during all last night, notwithstand'
ing the efforts of friends TO secure release.
The warrant for his arrest was issued by
Justice Hagerty, on the oath of j. II. Mad
dox, who stated that he had given Yerger, as
his attorney, $50, 1000 in securities some time
since, for which, as be alleges, he bad re-
ceipt. 1t having come to his knowledge. as
he alleges, that Yerger had sold the bonds,
he asked payment, which was refused. OF
course this accusation is only All &c par'e
statement. \ hearing will take place to-day,
when the facts on both sides Will probably
come out fully. Yerger has been living i'll
Baltimore several years, having come from
Mississippi TO engage in the publication Of
the Epen,ng Journal, which he, with others,
established aud run a very short Whiic.-
Baltimore Sun.
re FStahlishe1 9 y
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TuE New POSTAL LAW.-The Post-Ofice

TuE New POSTAL LAw.-The PoStotice
Gazette for July summarizes what the new
postoflice bill accomplishes, as follows /.
Prepayment of newspaper postage after
January l, 1875. 2. Gives free delivery to
all newspapers, to subscribers only (daily,
semi-weeky, weekly, monthly, or quarterly,
within the county in which they are printed
and published from July l, 1874. s. Makes
a uniformity in all matter other than news.
papers, as third-class, limited to four pounds
at one cent for each two ounces.
All OF which has been stated in the Dis
patch over and over again. All papers noat
Qo-day) circulate free in the counties
wherein they are printed, and receive their
exchanges free.
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Philadelphia has the Fourth in hand
She is making it specially with view t
1876. So the telegram Of Saturday morning
announced that the day was to be celebrated
il that city "with unusual spirit" Thi.
"unusual spirit" mainly consisted in the
mastering in line for review by the Mayor
OF ten thousand temperance men. We sup
pose there was not much spirit, "usutl" or
"unusual," in that feature; ard it would be
rather IN uphill celebration that is entirely
devoid OF The usual spirit"
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We publish the terrible trditorous letters
of Governor kcmper, about which so much
has been said. We see nothing in them to
condemn. The first was written during the
gubernatoral campaign-thc latter since.
We think Governor kemper is fairly. hon.
estly, and truly carrying out the spirit and
letter of the Conservative platform. We
Judge Grant impartialy by his actions-not
tie ourselves to his coat-tail. The state
ment, as made by Ar. Wedderburn in bis
communication, is uery unfair. We think this
attack upon the fair fame Of our Governor
will recoil upon the heads Of those who have
attempted to traduce his fair name. No acl
Of his during his candidacy or his admins
tration has in the least damaged bis reputa.
ton. We have cause to be proud OF him
and if he be but as true in the future as the
past, surely no tactsouS, small opposition
can carry the good people Of our State ava,
from so good and true man.- Warren Sen
| tinel.
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"SwERyED."-The New York Tribune
juotices in double-leaded editorial a pro-
ceediug of Mr.. BRlsrow, Secretary of the
Treasury, as worthy of its especial common
dation. The Secretary placed upon the mar
ket the new five per cent. bonds and invited
bids from many prominent bankers. A
number Of bids came in, among them one
from VoS HOFFMAN, g. Co, The Secretary
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The "Tn1RD TERM" is a terrible aPpari'
tcn to sundry northern Presidents IN en-
bryo. 1t comes before them like the ghost
of BANoUo, and eXcites their especial Won
der" We have not consulted General GRANT
YET, and cannot tell what we shall do. Mean
time let them "posscss their souls in pa
ticnce," and know that there are worse
things in this country than the "thIrd
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| THE HARNLESsNESS OF THE COMET. -Iherc
| are not few people even nowadays VINO
! are afraid of comets. Nothing but the re-
| mains of ancient superstition Invests those
| cratic bodies with so much interest. Read,
Therefore, what high authority, Professor
EASTMAN, of the National Observatory at
Washington, says: .,-....
| "rhe reports about the disasters which VIII
| orc,1r should the comets tail come in contact
| with the earth are purely sensational, since
II is well known that stars as small as the
ninth magnitude have been distinctly OBJ.
served through the densest portion OF the
| nucleus of comets. No influence whatever
ON the weather, the climate, or the health OF
| the inhabitants of our planet from comets
has ever been determined. IL Is surprising
| that intelligent men can indulge IN such Az
surGities. / do not believe that this comet,
for instance, in its nearest approach to the
earth, Will have as much effect upon its at
mosphcrc, In any quarter, as cyclone or
thunGcr-Showcr on our Atlantic coast has
UPON the atmosphere over San Francisco.
"And are comets never anything but at
tenuated gas!"
"Neper anything more so far as they have
been carefully observed Through the nu-
cleus of the comet of 1861 saw stars of the
ninth magnitude, and the nucleus of this
appears quite as transparent. Indeed, this
| is hut a fourth class comet at best, and its
nucleus is so attenuated that if reduced to q
ball or solid matter you could probably hold
| it in the palm of your hand"
"How much longer to us will this comet
| be vl>ible?'
Ito the Atlantic States it will begin to be
pretty well down to the horizon at twilight
| about the 18th Of this month. On the Pa
ciic slope, particularly down towards Mazat-
llr, it will be visible tor some days longer.
and month hence they will probably beablc
TO see it in Australia. But month hence
| this comet will have swept over millions OF
mites in its retirement or repulsion from the
SILL"
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1t is due to General MALONE, it is due to
this city, it is due to ourselves, that we
should say this morning that it is wrong that
this city should be deprived of express ia.
cilities. Wesay, furthermore, that if Gene
raj MALONE does not secure to our people
these facilities he will repent it as long as he
lives. We would Say more, but this will do
for n-dnV
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What great thing it would be for the
world If preachers would Only listen occa
sionally 10 their own scrm0us.-- Tribune.
1t would do no good. There is nothing a
man likes better than his own sermon. We
conjecture that it would probably Increase
the length Of sermons, which may kind
Providence prevent for the sake Of the
churches as well as the people.
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MOUTH OF THE MIssssIPPI-CoLoEELW WHIT
COMB. -Lieutenant-C Colonel FL. G. Wright,
Lieutenant Colonel 3. s. Alexander, and
Msjor c. B. Comstock, of the corps OF engi.
neers, United States army; Professor Henry
Mitchell, of the United States coast survey /;
T. E. Sickles, w. Minor Roberts, and e. D..
Whitcomb, who have been appointed by the
President board of engineers, under the
provisions of the act of June 23d, for the
purpose of making survey OF the mouth of
the Mississippi river with view to deter
mine the best method Of obtaining and main
tanning a depth OF water sufficient for the
purposes of commerce, either by canal from
said river to the waters Of the Gulf, or by
deepening one or more 81 the natural out
lets. was directed to assemble at New York
on the Goth instant, or as soon thereafter as
practicable, for the purpose of organizing
and entering upon the performance oil their
duties. Lieutenant-C Colonel Wright Is desig-
mated as president, and FL. D. Whiteomb to
disburse, under direction Of the board, the
money appropriated TO defray the cost Of the
survey Washington teleyam-Baltsmore
Sun.
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HARyEsT.-Someo OF our farmers have been
harvesting their wheat during the week,
and report the crop as being line, though
not fully up 10 their expectations. we sup
pose the larger portion OF the wheat crop
of our county (CarrelD will BE harvested du
ring The coming weck,--HlltsssHs Nslcs.
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Governor kemper's letter most effectually
squelches the " Wedderburn tiasco.' We
admire every syllable of it, and as long as he
entertains the opinions expressed therein we
will stick to him through thick and thin.
The letter speaks for itself, and it is not ne
cessary, therefore, for Us to say more in refer
ence 10 fredericksburg Star.
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aecIinedio aceeptsany bid until sa'l hud .
cIsnce 10 make their offers. In The mean
tiu1e,,' says the Tribune. "VoN HoPfAaN
& Co. withdrew their bid, in the interest,
lit Is believed, OF another house whose bid
g The Secretary was strongly urged to &C.
accept at once" The Secretary seems not
to have conforIned to this urgent advice,
and this it is which the Tribune likes very
much as showing what the Secretary is made
OF. That paper says that the Secretary els
/" not likely to be swerved from his work by
:. the devices of any foreign or domestic
"syndicate." Which, while it is very COM
plmcntary to Mr.. BRIsTow, means that some
officer of the Treasury in the past has been
" swcrved from his work." This indication
of the disposition of Mr.. BRlsrow will be
gratifying to a people whose public officials
| have been often far too much swervea."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
I REDUCTION /! REDUCTIONi!

HANDSOME FAN CHAINS reduced to 25c., some
OF Which were sold at 75c.;
COLLAR and CUFF-BUTT0Ns cheaper than
ever;
JET JEWELRY of asa kinds;
POMADE5 At cost:
JET, PEARL NICkEL<PLATED, and STEEL
SLIDES, ar LEVY BROTHERS..
Try the new BATH SOAP. and you won't be COM
pe!le-l to dive after It when yOss hathe. IA
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NJ BUY YOUR DRESS GOODS at LEVY
BROTHERS.,
Fmy YOUR DRESS GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS,
Buy your DRESS GUODS at LEVY BROTHERS.
CoLGATE'S FLOATING BATH SOAP IS lux
ury iyI
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(" Establish g.? .

RELIEF OF SAVINGS BANKS FROM TAXATION.
An impression seems TO have been made
that the bill for the relief OF savings lnstltu-
tons having no capital stock and doing buSl-
ness sorely for the benefit of depostors,
failed to become law at the late session OF
Congress, but such is not the case, is the Dlil
passed both houses and was approved by
the President on the 22d Of June. 1t pro-
vides that no further collection Of internal
revenue taxes shall be made on the earnings
of savings banks or institutions for saving
having no capital stock and doing no other
business than receiving deposits, to be
loaned or invested for the sole benefit OF the
parties making such deposits, without pro-
tit or compensation to the association or
company, whether the earnings OF the same
have been or may hereafter be divided an
nua!y, semi-annually. or at any period.
Late in the session Congress passed an act
explanatory of the act of June so, 1864, pro-
vidng that all deposits made in institutions
now existing, which do business only as
savings banks and are recognized is such by
the laws of their respective States orby Con-
greSS, snail be exempt from taxation, the
same us deposits in savings institutions hay
ING no capital, although they have Il capital
stock or bond for the additional security OF
their depo>itorS, and pay dividends thereon
and no lax shall be assessed upon the de-
pGsits made in such institutions or collected
of them on said deposits, provided That all the
profits Of such savings banks, less than the
aforementioned dividends on stock. not eN-
ceeding at the rate of eight per cent. per an
mum, are divided among the acpo>ltor>, and
thut the capital stock is invested only in the
same class Of securities as are used for in.
reSting the deposits; and interest ut the
rate Of not less than tour and 4 halfper cent.
be paid in all cases TO their depositors 10 be
make good, if necessary, from the capital
stock.
This act was presented to the President
on June 9th for approval, and not having
been returned by him to the House OF Con-
grcsS, in which 1t originated, within the ten
DAYS prescribed by the Constitution, it be-
came law without bis approval.
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WHEAr.--Haryest is over in this county,
and the farmers generally anticipate very
fine crop. We have only heard two or three
farmers speak adversely to this.--Roanoke
Times.
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INSURANCE COMPASIEs-PowER OF THEIR
AGENTS -RESEwAL PREMIUMS, &C.-Ihe case
of Busby Us. the North American Life ln-
Surance Company of New York, which was
tried few months ago, before the Superior
Court Of this city, has been lately decided
by the Court of Appeals. This case excited
considerable interest at the time of It's trial
because of the large number Of persons who
had been in the habit of paying their renew
al premiums 10 agents here and elsewhere
some days after their maturity.
The rulings of the Superior Court on the
various questions have all been affirmed
The opinion Of the Court was delivered by
Judge Alvey, and decided the following
points
1st. The court holds that policy having
once lapsed by the failure Of the assured to
pay the premium within the prescribed pc.
Rod, no usage can be shown by which agents
are in the habit of receiving premiums al
forwards in violation Of the terms OF the
policy, no matter how general may be the
custom, or even if permitted in previous in
stances by the very office ITSELF
I'd. The court approved Of the permission
given to read the letter Of attorney OF the
general agent, as showing his authority, al
though it may be permitted to those insured
to show that they knew nothing of its limi
tations and were not bound by them, but
relied on the mode of dealing with the pub
lie.
Sd. The third point is probably the most
important in settling in Maryland that nc
agent, no matter whether general or special
who has not the power to make original con-
tracts OF insurance for a corporation, has au
thority to waive forfeiture or revive a pol
icy once lapsed.
4th. The court held that in this particular
case the receipt of the premium, without no
| tice of the circumstances under which it wa:
paid, particularly as the first information
came to the home office after the death of th'
insured, constituted no waiver.
9th. That the notice which was sent to th'
assured of the maturity of the premium ant
of the necessity of new medical examiDa
ton, to be approved at the home Office, wa
such notice as informed the assured that tn
agent had no power to waive the forfeitur
and receive the premium after the due day
I Baltimore Sun, 18th.
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III BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
in all qualities,
in al! qualities.
in all qualities,
at great bargains,
II great bargains,
ut great bargains,
at LEVY BROTHERS,
mt LEVY BROTHERS,,
ut LEVY BROTHERS..
ly..
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n~7T MALTHvPTOEIQUE.

We haze inst received another and full supp'yo
BUTTONS ENGLISH EXTRACT Of MALT and
HOPS, which has been 81 iaycr.biy prescribed bJ
our best physicians tonic in general debility,
wtkGfulueSs, nervousness, &c.
MEADE &c BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
ap II el9 Main street.
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RICHMOND, VA, July i, 1871.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
L UNITED STATES, EASTERN DIST hl,I VI
VIRGINIA, ssh re George Tyler. bankrupt:
ON petition of Thomas \. Welsh, ass!!nr". 20 sr.i
real and persona! property free 81 A'H''
and to transfer the liens 10 the fnni- ,,,,,
n is ordered that the petitioner be, and he hcrrbJ
is authorized To call meeting Of the creds"r' .,
George Tyler. bankrupt, 10 0e held ID me olhcE w
The register In bankruptcy at R!chm0ni On w.;
I5TE DAY OF JULY, at 10 O'Clock 4. VI, thlI
cause be shown why the prayer OF this prunD,,
should not he granted And It Is further 'f', IT,,
tpar he shall publish notice OF said mrStiM2 W ~,
Richmond Disputch. and that he shan as' 'e''-
nutice by mail on all known Hen creditors
r, W. HUGHES, District Ju'fe.
TIL. narties interested In the above order are N,f'
nv notified thereof and that the meeting above ~"
be held as provided tor. urrsu
tv6 I'd Assignee Of George Tyler. BANKRUPT.
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DEATHS.

Died. ut liuwood. Goochiand county, OH Thurs
day morning. July Cd, EELf:N EDM0NDS, dsngfI-i
ter or Ch1ries F.. and Emily Rarksdaie, aged one
year seven months and eleven days.
.tsrfrfr little children TO come unto me and for
bid them not, for OF such IS the kingdom OF hea-
Yen.''
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DIVIDENDS.


MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANk,}
RICHMOND, July =, 1874. {
VNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Il BANK have declared n dividend Of four per
cent. free OF all taxes payable on and after July
9Th. WILLIAM 4. JENKINS,
ivS-st Cashier.
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TBUDD DOBLE'S CONDITION
POWDERs.-Thc most experienced horsemen use
II. For sale everywhere. NH 6-M1y
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Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
N DIRECTORS of the MERCHANTS Ma
TIUSAL BANK OF RICHMOND, held on FRI
day. June 26. 1874. a dividend OF FIVE PER CENT.
on the capital stock was declared free OF TAX TO be
paid on and after the 9th July proxinlU.
JOHN b. MORTON,
10 oq.eodtf,thiy Cashier.
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TASH OR CREDIT,
~ to SATISFACTORY nnI RESPONSIBLE piIici,
can bc had
IN BUYING
LiEE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
for MEN, YOUTHS, aud Bui>.
at the old established house of
WIN. IRA SMITH. sgt,
1909 Main Street.
Sign: LONG FLAG. ie23-a.idi
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FASHION ABLE
SPRING CLOTHING.

STRINT CLOI NIND,
THE LARGEST STOCK 10 bc found IN the Cir1
or STATE for
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS or CHILDRENS
wear. GET TASTY, MADE WELL, and for sale a.
fair prices. ,,..r,,
lIO9 Main street.
c,,~,. rpEc rTir ms l.
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OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA HOME insurance.
COMPANY. JULY z, 1874. {
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this
i COMPANY have this day declared SEMI
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CEST-frce OF
understandable on and after the 18th Insult.
Is. &. WHERRY, Jtt,
Jya-1w Secrt,ary,
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1 IRON GRENADINES,
IRON GRENADINES,
IRON GRENADINES,
In all qualities,
In all qualities,
in all qualities.
at reduced prices,
at reduced prices,
at reduced prices,
ut LEVY BROTHERS,
at LEVY BROTHERS,.
at LEVY BROTHERS.
jy t
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r UNE %, 1874.

- ---------------N2 -2v
JUNE %, 1874.
Ready-made LINEN SUITS.
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS.
Embroidered LINEN POLOSsssys
iuc"eu ana embroidered CAMBRIC saIRTs -
just opened for travellers So springs asa w.
places. 'hS-
r. PRICE & CO.
fhaye received within day or two many
for the summer. s"s
| LINEN TRAVELLING SUITS,
| LAWN TRAVELLING SUITS,
| embroidered LINEN GRESADfNF,SUIrs uovs7,,..
| Embroidered LINEN PoLoNhISEp- N~s'
SHETLAND ,WOOL >HAwLs. SO 10 -; ''1e@i;
NEW SHADES PoPLISS. for suits;
| TRIMMING SILKS. every color:
| BLACHSATIS FOR trimming:
| PARASoLs and sUN-sIiADES. CoRSr7-,s
SOIToNand THREAD HOSE. SILK rtgS,
| kCFFLfiGS. SAsIiEs, BLACK SpASIsnSr,pc,
! side bASD oRGASDiES, beautiful;
| SIDE. BAND LAWS,
1 SlDE-BASa CALICoES,
| 200 pieces New fkINTs. 10 andlaHc je2s
FOR sUMMER.-Just opened by
r.. PRICE s CO.,
LAMA POINTS and SACQUEs,
SLEENELESs JACKETS,
GAUZE SHIhTS,
RfADY-NADE SHIRTS,
NEW SUMNER CASSIMERES.
LINEN DTstLLS, for gents and BOYS:
GGSiS S,sn1LADlEs' THREAD and SIX
Isle THREAD SHIRTS, SC, e..
NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON,
HUDGINS, GORDON & co.
dune 22al are opcniry
CHOICE DRESS Goops-yery cheap;
BoRDERHD LAwSs-ncw and cheap;
Beautiful PERCALES at Is;
More SASH RIBBONS at 75c.;
SPANISH LACES, for scarfs and sacqucs;
GESTLEMES'S and LADIES USDERwEAE:
THREAD and BALBgIGG.,S HOSIERY for la,iie,a1a
men;
FANS in variety. je2s
rARDOZO, FOURQUREAN ~ CO.
In consequence or removing 20 their NEW
STORE, and In order To reduce stock before 80 ,D-
Ing .
CARDOZ0, FOURQUREAN 4 CO.
will for the next few weeks sell goods at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
They offer unusual bargains In n.any desirable
DRESS GOODS, such Is
GRENADINES,
BEREGES,
P0pLINS, &C.. from sc. up.
Their buyer being In New York, they will be ~
celvlug by every steamer fresh supplies at gools,
many novel AMI exceedingly cheap, among mhicha
large lot of
SILKS CHEAPER THAN EVER,
HANDSOME SASH RIBBONS At Soc,
4 full stock Of ORGASDIES, LAWNS, SC.
just received, SOLID CULORED STRIPED
VICTORIA LAWN with LACE 10 matcl-,orae-
thing new. j"gi
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DHY Gs,s,as.
>'~~>-~~~~.>~~-~~~~>-~v~-~> >-~a>~~~~~~,~-s,,
| OOK! READi PONDER !,

-r<~~.~1~~~-o.s-sS'
Ell OOK! READi PONDERt'
Having determined N c0Dsoid r. ,,.,
are Offering from this day until the srs, rses Va
gtisr, two oay Of An,
VERY LARGE AND SELECTED sroa.
DRY GOODS AMI, FANCY Gotnupl,,Rs Up
contained In The houses Nos. Al 6 and ID,
street, aI5 Broad
AT AND BELOW COST
AS all shese goods VIII have 10 be soTth,.
gust Isl, from When o. dte the new I'M ,t Az
SICEL BROTHERS S"
we invite all in want of cheap and s;aso..
no @e sse s, a. ws are s., S
quality and price. Call soon and look at ,hsydy IA
to be had at 'hs paralDy
JULIUS SYCEL'S. il5 Bro,d..
ISAAC SYCELss. 429 Rcd street,
The balance Of our stock OF I, 4 WVS If,Tt
at 0c per yard The store nor oceup. G',l H. r sd
Sycel IL for rent. 'p''' ny Jalis,
- =. IS %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-06

WHITE. FANCY. and BROWN DUCKS MAI
ShILLkS NE-TlNGS, LIGHT WEIGHT tNt-
LIoH STIrISGS, WtRSTEDS and FRENCH
DRAP D'ETE, for Gents wear.
Attention Is called 10 the above goods, - they
will he made to suit the season and alyr'i "pi"r.
tuIity for econO .nical Quilt. ~
JOHS LATDUCHf.
~ AIT. 9l9 Main sur''