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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-17

SPEAKING FOR Observation-Disclosures PIER
REPONT AS A HUMoRIST-ADDRESS AT THE
LORD MAYORS DISNER.-At the dinner
given to Her Maiesty's Ministers. by the
Lord Mayor of London on August I'd, Mr..
Pierrepont, the American minister. said:
My Lord Mayor, my lords, ladies, and
gentlemen,-I came here tonight to listen
to the speeches of Her Maiesty's ministers,
and not to listen to speeches from foreign
ministers, and still less to listen to my own
voice. / do not intend to be diverted from
the purpose which had when came here.
"a laugh.l I suspect the Lord Mayor in
tends to destroy the influence of American
ministers at the Court of St. james. IA
taught am surprised at this, because on
my first presentation conceived liking
for him, and was in hopes he had con-
conceived a liking for me. Before I left
America was told the English people like
him best who says the least at public ban
quets; and being anxious to be liked by the
English people ], wish to say nothing at ALL.
This is the third time within three weeks that
the Lord Mayor has contrived to call me out
before public audience. I have been not q
little interested in listening to Her Maies-
ty's Minister'S, and was especially inter-
ested in seeing whether one of Her Males
tvs MiniSters-Sir Stafford Northcote-,
would speak an wen before an English au-
dienee as Iheard him speak; once before
New York audience. [Cheers.] I cannot
tell whether he has improved ,or not, be-
cause then he spoke SO we'll that we thought
he spoke better than any OF us. (Cheers.]
I was, however, more interested in hearing
the Marquis Of Salisbury; and it was espe-
cially interesting to me as a stranger and
observer OF public affairs to learn that all
your legislation is carried on in this pecu-
liar way-namely,. that the House OF Lords
does all the work, and the House OF Com
mons does all the speaking. {Laushter.]
felt satisfaction in learning what the Eng
lish seem to think. what is the most useful
viz, debating or legislation. In our ,coun-
try we do not dislike debating; In
fact, the people rather like it, but they
are often. frightened at legislation. Laugh
teri came over here in an English
steamer because / thought itmore courteous
so to travel than in an American steamer.
[Hear.] Another reason why came in o
British steamer instead Of q New York
steamer was that. we have no New-York
American steamers, and the reason we have
no American steamers is that the relations
between England and America are so kindly
that the English people offer to carry the
products OF our great nation to Europe
cheaper than we can carry them ourselves;
and we, like frugal, careful, sensible peo-
pie, as we claim to be, allow them to do it,
IA taught That is what I believe is called
free: trade. Feeling very grateful for your
kind reception, and feeling very reproach-
full toward the Lord Mayor for having i'm /
posed me upon you, I will conclude by,
simply rendering YOU my most sincere
thanks for the way in which you have re
ceiyed me. [Cheers.] $50 le'l,i.
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-- - - Il 80 -
tcward the eternal skies. II the old flag
waves in the nerveless grasp OF frantic
int feeble faction, toUhom you and not
we abandoned tive whose courage you
have tried when we stood unmoyed between
ianaticism aud folly from the North and
South alike-we will once more bear II on,
ward and aioof until it is AGAIN, again planted sna;r
chile by domestic as by foreign enemies.
Within the, Union, we will give you the
Constitution you profess to5reyere renewed
with fresh guarantees Of equal rights and
equal safety. We will give you everything
that local seif-government demands; every
thing that common ancestry Of glory,
everything that a national fraternity or
Christian fellowship requires; but to dis.
solve The federal bond between these States,
to dismember our country, whoever else
consents we will not. No. Never Never !!
Neyer!!I" MANTOS MARBLE.
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FAREWELL RHETr's DEFENCE OF DUEL
L1SG.-Barnwel Rhett, Jr., editor OF the
Charleston IS. c. journal Of Commerce, in
reply to CAPTAIN Dawson's card, charges the
CAPTAIN with yenality and treachery, and
calls him an adyenturer. Mr.. Rhett further
SAYS: 81 deny that I ever said to Mr.. DaW-
son that could not conscientiously engage
in DUEL Though the church OF which l
am member had ruled otherwise, it has
been my individual belief that in defence
of a mans character and standing from de-
struction or serious injury the duello might
be conscientiouSly resortcd to by profess
sor of religion. The same grounds which
sustain defensive wars on the part OF Chris
tisn nations justify. the duel. There are
cases OF dueling which stand OH the
same bases, moral and religious, and,
so far as I can perceive, no genu-
inc and substantial distinction can be
drawn. Certain it is that whatever diff
Guilty may have entertained on this subject,
/ never had any hesitation in Il most tho
rough conviction that one who so far for
gets or misconceives the principle OF his re-
ligion us to indulge in unchristian abuse OF
his neighbor has no right to appeal to it as
Il protection against just resentment.
fThe duel in which I was engaged at
New Orleans, and which has been so bru-
tally foisted into this discussion, and in
which 1 will state par parenthesis) that my
conduct was commented on and approved
by the NcwS and Courier of July'3, 1878,
was one strictly of self-defence. and was
forced upon me by the attempt to break
down the paper in my charge, not only by
various libel suits, but by causeless personal
insult to myself. However unfortunate in
result it has never troubled my conscience"
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M~ COHEN BROTHERS STILL CON-
TIME to close their stock ut great sacrifice.
Their goods are now offered without regard to cost
or value. -,>><,r,,s
6, 8, 10, and 1915;
DRESS GOODS nc is, l6S, 20, and 25c, sold four
weeks ago for %, 80, So, 40, and Soc;
BLACK GRENADINES at be-, reduced from
900 Yards IRON GRENADINE at 25c., value of
which was CSC. first part Of this season; at &c.,
cost over 5Oc.; p..t
The largest and most elegant stock OF BLACh anu
COLORED SILKS ever offered In the city this
. season Of the year These goods were purchaser
to the greatest advantage, and are offered re-
gardesS of value;
Also. a large stock Of BLACK ALPACAS OF the
most superior manufacture greatly reduced III
prices; 't'
Their stock of WHITE GOODS, such as SWISS, lar
latans. Check and Striped Muslins, Lace Stripes
and Plalds, Organizes, Nansooks &c, are no"
offered regardless of value to close for TINS season.
special attention Is called to lot of over l,SO0
yards of AMERICAN and FRENCH P1QUEs'
which arc sold al less than one half their package
Also, large lot of RIBBONS, In MI widths and COL
ors, greatly reduced;
FRENCTI-WOVE CORSETs ut 37t4 90, 75c., 81
and s1.5O-thc best and cheapest now offered III
the city; SIS .'..''la ... ..s..
IS LANAI LACE POINTS at one third their value
to close for this season; E.t,- ~
TABLE LINENS at 33c.; the German hand-woven
,pure lineu), SIZE, reduced from 65c.; .,.
DOIJBLE SATTEEN FRENCH TABLE LINENS
greatly rcduced ~ --.r
HoSEY-COsIB oUILTs-fu!l sizes-65c.;
BRIDAL QUTLTS-tlie largest In use-at soc;
very large stock OF MARSElLLES QUILTS al
equally reduced rates, purchased at the recen'
auction sales: .ft .'-' - ...'.
c,ood Quality 1O-4 SHEETING at 20, 25, 80 and
35c., reduced from to 1Oc. yard; .-.r"
900 wards YARD-WIDE BATTING at lSac.-lhe
- quality generally sold ut 25c.; .,5 ... ':,a.t-
PARASOLS again reduced to positively close tor
this season. This brings them far below half
what they were sold for during the season. au D
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Congress.

1t is not so great relief to know that
Congress has adjourned this year as it has
always heretofore been for the last eleven
years. Nevertheless, the public had become
wearied with even the present Congress,
and craved respite. With Senate OPP
posing all its reform bills, and a President
ready to veto them, the Democratic House
could not do as much as it might otherwise
have done for the lettering OF the country.
Yet it has done well, and the people should
8nnlaud IL - - - 1870 \ -.- =. .
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The State OF Ohio 10 not given over to the
enemy--that Il, the Radicais-nor to the
greenback party The Gallipolis Ledger
comes out in Its issue OF the 18th instant Tor
TMD.N and HESpRIcKs. It says:
b. e The Lsdger drifted into supporting Re-
publican LEGAL Gand idates,. aud then into
state and compassionate got into that
way by reason OF the editor having voted
Tor Grant when he was out OF the newspa.
PCT b,lsiness, and we hope the tax-ridden,
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.

TRINITY LODGE, l. Q. G. t. sn..
will make an excursion to the above-named points
TUESDAY THE ODD OF AUGUST
by the fast and elegant steamer John Sylvester, eav-
ing her wharf at O'Clock a. NJ, and returning the
next aft crnoon, arriving about O'Clock.
To enable all to enjoy the benefit OF trip to the
sca-shorc ut this season Of the year the committee
have fixed the price for the round trip at the very
low figure of So for adults and half price for chill
drcn Tickets good for one week from date OF
sailing. '.>..
Arrangements have been made with the proprietor
of the Hygeia Hotel, at Old Point, TO accommodate
the cxcursonsts with supper, lodging, and breakfast
for 81 so per head, thus making the round trip In
Guiding bathing sojourning, sightseeing, etc., at
Old Point, the unprecedcntcdly low price as above.
On the morning Of tn. excursion members OF the
committee will have tickets on sale ut the terminus
of the street railway and at the York River depot.
Parties purchasing tickets at the wharf VIII be
charged the regular fare. '.
81. .' COME ONE! COME ALL! .'.'-
For particulars, apply to -
..., ..s.a~ JAMES f. RIDDICk,
-.s... ut City Collectors office, or
........ ... III JAMES A. GILL, p.
..r .. ........ 1909 Main street;
...... ..~ II. 7. DILL, r a~..
............ 110l Basin bank,
uul7-lt Committee.
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What is the name of Colonel MosBY's cor
respondent, who wrote to him that TILDES,
il elected, would be controlled by, "Con-
federates?" How long since it became the
practice for q Virginian to call his compa-
triots Condolences, y rather than g South
ern men p, 49,
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Mr.. BLAINE is making speeches IN Maine
for HAYES and WHEELER. Heargues against
what he calls the ''yirginia doctrine" that
the mails can be opened by State authori-
ties. He makes good use OF RAN. fuckers
unfortunate speech.
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We don't wish any harm to befall BALL,
OF the Alexandria Sentinel, but we hope that
he may be as much .scut down" by the
suit Of the November elections as his paper
has just been by himself. aa
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HEWGTT,S GREAT SPEECH.

GOVERNOR TILDEN ABLY CHASlPIoNED-
MIR. KASsON OVERWHELMED AND HIS
GALLUP MES EXPLODED-TIIE DEMO
CRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE PREsI-
DENCY ALWAYS A UNIONIsT-MosT EN-
CITING SCENE OF THE SESSION.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

THO EXCHANGE FOR A VALUABLE
u VIRGINIA PLANTATION, free and clear, one
Of the finest BRICk-IARDS, In inll operation
brunswick, N j., Immediately on navignblc river
ten feet of water ut the docks half mile Of rivel
front, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES EN-:
CELLENT LAND, with an inexhaustibe supply oi
fine potter's clay, out Of which alone an immenst
fortune can be made shipping direct 10 New lorh
respect, with all needed machinery of most APP
proved Observation-Disclosures engine. comnio-
ious sheds large brick boarding -house, Office, tool
house, carrlage-house, two large barns. &c: Can
plakc G5 900 bricks per day. at cost of so per
1000. The land without tho improvements alone
worth price s85,O00) asked for the whole In ex-
change. For particulars, address
SAMUEL G.. SLOAN.
81 east Seventeenth street, New York city.
au 11-2w
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Al the instance of the members OF the
State Committee from the Eighth congress
sional district, DR.. j. n. Mahcoat Is ap-
pointed an additional canyasser for the
county of Washington. IS" >5.,@
NATHANIEL B. MEADE,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N, -.-.-. ..u..@, RICHMOND, August 20, ls7c.
THO THE PUBLIC. .tt1-. 81.

In pursuance of the authority granted by the two
Fire Department at their meeting held day gave
FRAME BUILDINGS IN THE CiTY-yiz.:
William p. Marrow, dwelling 23S31, two stories
high, with wing adjoining 14116, on Marshallstreet
near the corner Of Twenty-ninth street. ,.issG.
John A. Glazebrook, dwelling 16x1S, two stories
high, with shed one story high, on Leigh street. on
property known as DAVIS brick. yard. $40 -
Thomas Green, dwelling on Tn enty-ninth street
between 0 and j streets.
j. E. Church, dwelling 16x30, one story high, on
Beverley between Reservoir and Randolph streets.
Jacob G Davis, addition one story high to his house
on Goddin street. ....-s-sa. =. 'a.. ,..E#.
William d. jackson, dwelling 1sx2S, two stories
high, and shed l2x1S. with necessary out-buildlngs,
on Twentycghth street between and streets.
K. r. ROBBERS stable 10x20 OH Sixteenth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets also, TO move coal
Office from 422 to 4l6 on Seventeenth sire ct.
TIC. Bennett, 10 remodel shed on Second street
between Broad and Grace streets. .F.;!
Airs. G. +. Harris, dwelling 1880, also wood and
coal-house Ok ON ST. James street near Hill street
George W. Eave5 dwelling 21x4O. two stories
high. on Cherry street near Cumberland street. .
+. E. Walher, addition l4x16 to wing Of his
dwelling on Pine street between Albcmarle and Bev-
erley streets ii.ss' - - "iet1 ttittEi ~
james Evans, addition Of store-room lOx25 to
dwelling No. 712 north Brook avenue. ,I...
Lumsden, Cobban Co., Shed 19x40 on south side
Of the dock between Twenty-frst and Twenty
The committee have REJECTED the petition of
Gary & Foster to erect an open shed 20x50 on the
alley between 'Marshali and Clay aud First and
Adams streets. So, ss... tgrst II ~, s-r.y.i
The above petitions may be had ON MONDAY on
application to me at corner Of siSsl aRd broad
- Chairman of Committee on Fire Department
T-2f
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND
=. '.- GUARDIANS.
MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION.
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

Parents In quest Of q 6rst-class school FOR tlelr
daughters will do well to investigate the claims o.!
department of female education MOUNT De
CfANTAL ranks pre-emInently high. Great atten
tl0n Is given to perfect the pupils in writing snl
speaking French with fuency For tIlose snficienIy
advanced 1t is the language OF their recreation hour
The purity Of accent and correctness OF pronlnch
ton acquired in tlis institution have long heni
subject OF surprise t the native Parisian The n,
nown for the superiority III music Is so widespreA
rs to have made this Academy almost national orc
One feature in particular that should recoulnen.
MOUNT DE CHANT!iL to the sensible parent
the influence exercised 10 form the pupils TO view
nracrica and useful women of society in after year,
Simplicity of dress Is enforced by rule.
These facts. united tn the exceedingly noderaM
rates of board and tuition $500 per annuml, VII.
we trust secure to this school as large aud dcsrabn
patronage IN the future as 1t has enjoyed ID lie
past. is 80. .,.,,,s %
the Directress OF Mount dc Chantal Academy oa u'S
Visitation, near Wheeling, ". Va. l-om
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AMUsEMENTg.

DICHbfOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
III The next regular MUSICAL sOIREE Of the
Association will take place OIL THIS THURSDAI,
August l7ti, at Association Han (rooms Z: ~; =.
A., No. $40 Main street,, at SA M. ADMISSION ''i
Members desirous of obtaining invitation cards
will be supplied on application TO HENRY Z. WATT,
music-store, No. 900 Main street. au 11-lt
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J HOUsEMOvrNGi

HOUSE-MOYING,- I'D ont fail to see T
IL J.REAMY, Nc. 10 Fifteegth street, the only
with my patent inuverI guarantee economy ind dis
pstch. Buildingn moved With chiwn wtthpgt dis
turbing tenant Safes, Boilers, gtnes, and othet
buildings 10 be moved In the city. References
nessrs. w. II. King, Main street; Captain Tyler,
Rockets George A. Hundley, Broad street.
my 29-Sm
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n7-TuE FOLLOWING BARGAIN

nTTHE FOLLOWING i a re- AIN )
can now be had ut
sYCLE BROTHERS, 429 BROAD STREET,
between Fourth and Fifth streets:
BLACK GRENADINES at half price; ..
COLORED GRENADINES to bc sold regardless to
cost; -
PLAIN and PLAID POPLINS and 3fOHAlRS
marked down to astonishingly low prices;
BLACK aud COLoRED SILKS reduced from 20 to
40 per cent; ...y-
BLACK ALPACAS and MOURNING GOODS
the largest and best assorted stock in the city III
prices to astonish every buyer;
CASSIMERES and LINENS for men and boys
wear ut greatly reduced prices; ......
1875 PARASOLS to be closed out at great sacri-
flee; ......--. .. ...
so dozen FANS remarkably cheap;
$50 pieces LAWNS in nice patterns:
CAMBRICS. PERCALES, nnd SUMMER PRINTS
atreduced prices; s.@
A handsome stock of choice HAMBURGER EDG.
INGS and INSERTINGS-to be sold at one naii
of importers price;
MATTINGS and OIL-CLOTHS mt and below cost.
Don't fail to call at once and secure the bargains
at g..i i. SYCLE BROTHERS.
aus ..,.s.. III .-"4.t - .-1 ~ =
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MULES AND HORSES TO AR E,2
Il RIvE-I expect to receive by the 18th ~.
Of this month thirty-two LARGE, YOUNG MULES,
broke and unbrokc; also, thirty-four FARM and
DRIVING HORSES. Parties that can viii do we'll
to walt, Us AIr. Buck will sell them very low. M
au 5-cod6t* EDMOND BOSSIEUX.
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS. GAETs, ese;
NOR SALE CHEAP, a nicee
81 nesY OPEN BUGGY and good seq Oh 63:Tna i.
HARNESS but little used. The cwaer nat''a
further use Will sell low. Apply e cpryp,,
aa l5-eod 2lo9 Pleasant street, Union ine
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- nCy- SYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received the largest stock OF BED-QUILIs thai
ever was In the city. .-'s -. -ii'~ ~ ~ =
WHITE BED-QUILTS, all full size, at Zoe, s5c.
i 81, $l.25, $l.75, $2, 1926, $3.50, $780, So
. and ~. worth rs per cent. m0re.' u,gHj
y These GOODS have been bought very cheap and
will he sold accordingly. au 3
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wsRnrAGEN.
DEATHS.
MEETINGS.

A STATED CONVOCATION. OF aSESM
IA LAFAYETTER ROYAL ARCH CHAP-AAg
TER, No. AZ, will be held ut the Masonic zyg15S
Tenth, THIS (Thnrsday1 EVENING Mt O'CLOCK.
Members and candidates will please appear proInpt.
cordially invited. - no 'f'.z 5.r s'.'i,f-
~ oANe- - 'Ae CHARLES LUNDIN,
anIgJt* ..ltsr. - lso,.oE. Secretary.
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HOTELS.
A MEXICAN HOTEL, .'''
IL CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
i. ..l.E :, RICHMOND, VA. i. .r.,

A MEXICAN HOIEL,
~ CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
..lst RICHMOND, VA. = II t.;.
The subscribers having leased the above hotel for
term of years. offer to the public hrst-rate hotel nj
low rates to suit the times The conduct Of the hotel
prompt personal attention will be given to all who
may favor them with their patronage.
The American Hotel IN the nain Is new four. tfths
of 1t being In the Ely block, which is just being I'm
1t contains ONE HUNDRED LARGE AM,
WELL. VENTILATED. BEDROOMS. Many OF
them are arranged as to be used as par
lors and bedrooms to suit visitors OF
the whole number front south and southeast aHorG-
lug delightful breeze In summer and the genial
Of the sun In winter. These rooms are wen sed Tor
This hotel has the great advantage of being located
on Main street. In the very best portion OF the CITY
and I'm close proximity 70 all the following ptaces
Tobacco Exchange, Corn ana tIour JUL
estate agencies pOst-oce SLate zap
ol and all the principal both whole
sale and retail. OF every class. stttE -,L.4l,..
The business Office IS on Twelfth street. easy OF ac-
cess and has attached thereto aPASSENGER ELE-
YATOR, by viii ich. at a moments notice. visitors
Is heated with steam throughout and las all The mo-
dern Improvements to constitute .trtrsas. !tgz
~ A FRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Our TABLE will he Of the best, and our long
aud successful experience In hotel life viii assure
ysitsrs that nothing will be left nndone to make them
friends and the travelling public, Us web city
BALLARD { DoDsoN, Proprietors.
JOHN p. BALLARD, j. s. DoDsoN.
former proprietor Of Tx late Of Park Hotel
H. change Hotel and founder y 81 fFt,sT.ses y
/, s;y..e OF Ballard House. 80: ss .Fs,.tzl-
: RICHMOND, August I, 1876. au
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons who are indebted to me as agent to
AUGUST I, $40, are requested to pay the same to
R,B.LYNE, attorney. who Is authorized to receive
the same for JAMES WILDE, JR.. 4 CO.
'"'57. = = - - ~ - sWILLIAM IRA SMITH.
In connection with the above notification would
urge upon all parties who are indebted to Messrs.
JAMES WILDE, JR., & CO., by open account,
notes, aud dne-bs, call promptly and settle the
same, rs ] am by them instructed to close up the
business speedily; therefore, long nduig cam
not be granted .l97ElqERO BERTB LYME, n
RIcaAosp. August ist lit1s7a:s al fsesoast
DATENT OPEN-WORK BANNERS
l. FLAGS, and POLITICAL PORTRAITS, to
order by H0JER & GRAHAM,
fe 10-eod3m 81 Duane street, New York
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NE LACE-sTRIPED MUsLINs at 1890.
per yard worth 50c.; - s.s, a.-r..,...
VICTORIA LAWNS at 16's, 20, ana Zoe. worth
25, SO, and 40c.; .'".' 2" -@@.::
SWISS MusLINs at 1919 Is, 162., 90, 2a, and up
to soc. per yard-all lever than ever seen be-
fore; .-...E.
SASH-RIBBONS and other RIBBONS at low prices
at rau leI LEVY BROTHERS,.
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NT TRAVELLERS WILL FIN ID
TRUNKS, yALIsEs, ,sATCHELs, SHA WI
STRAPS, WATERPROOF CLoAKs and UL-
s,rERs. LINEN JACKETS and ovERSKIRTs,
FULL LINEN SUITS, and LINEN ULSTERS and
OYSTERS ut LEVY BROTHERS..
CoATSS and CLARK'S SPOOI.-COTTON
All 16 .. .s.... "..,
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i wHAMBURGH EDGINGs AND
.;:,, INsERTINGS. as 90
100 new and handsome patterns, the cheapest yet
offered. f-.I
EDG1NGs At 10, Is, 20, 25c. AND UP TO
$3.50 PER YARD. .,.s
Prices to suit everybody, style to suit everybody
quality to suit everybody.
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
yALENCIENNES, DUCHESS, SMYRNA Eoif
IRE, YAK, AND CLUNY LACEs,
-. III. LEVY BROTHERS.
The new style BLACK BRACELETS. au 10
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EDUCATION

TlDGEWORTH SCHOOL, No. 50 Frank.
H. lin street, Baltimore, Nd. English and French
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for young ladies.
MRS. II. 2. LEEEEBHRE. Principal.
Tie next scholastic year will begin THURSDAY,
September 2lst. For circulars apply 70 The
an o-6w -.Fs PRINCIPAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-17

n7- FLANNELS! FLANNELS! 4.s:.
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