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Stand by the State.

The Lynchburg Vnginian, in comment
inr upon the recent destructive scenes at the
North, impIores the people OF Virgins to be
faithful to their interests and their honor.
It says: .,"..
"Thcre-is still great deal OF unemployed
cap,tal at the North, constantly seeking IN
yestment, and attention is now largely
turned to the mineral lands OF Virginia.
Its central position, Its desirable climate,
ITS varied resources, and many advantages;
and last, but not least, the Staid and conser-
yatiye character of its people, will attract
attention to degree hitherto unknown, II
we do not by our own folly in one rash act
reDcl honest capitalists and bring irrctricv-
able disgrace upon the State. 49,,
:. with such possibilities and probabill-
ties before us, whose hand will be raised
to dash from our lips the cup OF fortune
that it will be our privilege to quat?
Having been taught by one terrible en-
ample that the tendencies OF the COM
mon people at the North arc towards
communism. and that a different, a more
healthy, sentiment prevails at the South,
we have only to prove our determination
to stand unalterably to our obligations
to insure magnificent future OF mate
rial prosperity for the Old Dominion. Ii
ever there was time when honesty
could be proven beyond all peradventure
to be 'the best policy that time is now
in the history OF this grand old Common
wealth! We implore our people to give no
heed to the teachings Of those who would
have them believe they can prosper by dis
honest acts. They are destructive of our
true interests and vii. cover US with dis
honor"
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Political Madness.

~Ths resg1esss gsfs VIC Should fsad the
people into war with the public creditors
Of the State would involve them In embar-
easements the like Of which they have never
known, and out Of which he could by no
possibility deliver them. Thsadeyice>sulgs1i
gcs,ed by reckless fools is that the creditors
should be made to understand that NJ cue
end Of thirty years the principal OF Tue
debt shall. be, repudiatcd. 9ooE consolation,
Do they suppose that people; VINO 'hau pau
interest for thirty years would be ready lor
repudiation at the end of that timer VI
can it be imagined that the political trick
sters and demagogues will be able TO pre-,
.vs;, when the intsrcat upon the debt Is
paid? The right and the law will defeat
them, Concession may be acquired when
honest men rule. but as long as the reckless
and interruptions persons who seek eleva-
ton through deluding the pcoplemay be at
the head OF affairs there will be no peace
nor rest for the people. Wisdom and pa
triotism and honor can be relied upon;
reckiessness and disregard OF public virtue,
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Major Daniel and the Funding Act.

Major Daniel and the Fundlng Act.
. On the 18th of March, 1871, Major JOHN
w. DANIEL voted against the funding bill.
When its passage was announced the
papers OF the day state: ..~' ..
"NIr. Daniel rose and moved to recon-
slider the vote, and in an Indignant manner
protested against the way in which the
friends of the bill hau rushed it through.
lie characterized the action taken as ln1a-
NOUS .s....'' ..'4
Mr.. DANIEL had previously offered three
amendments, all Of which were rejected, we
think. Two OF: them were intended to de-
clare that the certificates Of debt rs to West
virginia's portion were MOTTO be considered
as debt owing by Virginia, and the third
10 provide that no creditor should be2ai-
lowed to fund until he released Virginia
from all liability for West Virsinia's por-
ton OF the debt. ... ..3 r.. '..t
In view of the circumstances now exist
ing in Virginia, this record will surprise
many people. ..
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From the L9 nchburg ,News.l
From SoutslWcst--A Cute Trick.


We have all been opposed to Malone here
toiore, but since we have learned that he
has a ''cute trick" to pay the State debt
and relieve Us OF taxation suppose every
body will change. IN -fsll. ;.nr 2e.t
We remember when he took charge OF the
three railroads they were no longer known
by their old names, nor even by the new
one the law had given them, but everybody
called it "Mahone's road" Now they tell
us he is going TO have himself elected Gov
ernor, and hereafter Virginia won't be Vir-
ginia, but eMabone's State" and that he
won't payfthe debts OF the old concern.
Happy thought, ii he don't burst up the
new State too soon and have. to import Il
f" Yankee""as receiver to free the sIyonng
one" Of its new debts-and old ones, too.
Hurah for Billy Malone! sup to any
thing: !. .e-'I rdi ~ = SOUTHWEST"
- ~ -. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

We allude to this subject, not to question
the validity Of the appointment OF the five
delegates, but to show, the improperly OF
thirteen gentlemen instructing five dele
gates how they shall vote when the five
delegates are supposed to go to the Conven-
ton as the representatives OF over 500
voters.-P Portsmouth Enterprise.
Thirteen voters in Rockingham county
known to be strongly for HOLIDAY, and
which sent twenty three delegates Instructed
to VOTE. Tor him-met together and sent MA
hone delegates to Richmond.
will the Enterprise tell US why the pro-
ceeding was right in one case and wrong in
the other = ,.~.s,-
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The Black Flag.

The Norfolk Virginian OF yesterday, in
commenting upon the letter OF Dir. HoLLI-
DAY, says, -., .a, go. ... .:e...
$50 far we are glad to see. there Is but
one candidate before the people OF Virginia
who has raised the black flag OF Reputation.
On the other hand, four have avowed their
intention to stand by the plishted faith Of
Virginia. Terry, and Fitz. Lee, aud Taia-
ferro. and Holiday stand forth the cham
pions OF her homer. We.listen now for the
voice of Lynchburg's fayoritc son.. In
sadder times he was not slow to draw his
sword in her defence. We mistake him if
he is not still true to her best interests.
Daniel! come f67Ibi" -------"-
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Claws Noble Sentiment.

The Norfolk Viryinian properly appre-
ciates Mr.. HOLIDAYS proud declaration.
We copy the quotation and; comment OF
that truespirted paper: = 'o'- .''' 80,
"1he road to prosperity is. not through
The door Of repudiatior.--that is the road to
her doom. And aco,tld not 6ecton her IN
that direction for all The honor amy office
she may haze can confer, Indeed, a o It
aoould the office be aoorth echen egon? 1t
qoould be a barren sceptre,' # not dis
GRACEFUL prize" These are the earnest
words of an honest man. They remind us
of Henry Clay's "lhad rather be right than
President" -
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DIAPER IN BOXES.
ugSEKAE. WATERS.

GESCY FOR THE SALE OF TIT.
n WATERS FROM THE VIRGINIA sPRlNDs,
AND OTHER CELEBRATED WATERS tKoN
OTHER SOURCES IN THIS COUNTRY ANo ~
EuROPE-rIz.: -,.'-+
WHITE SULPHUR, Greephrlsr county, W. va.
MISUNDERSTANDING ocsbridyc county, va
ALLEGHANY, Montgomery county, Va;
HEALING, Bath county, VAT 80
BUFFALO, Li!hia II and p, MecSlenourS COUNTY,
BIUE RIDGE, Botctoart county, Va;
BLUE LICK, kentucky;
CONGRESS, Saratoza, \. fT h.~
HATltoRN, Saratoga, \. y;
GEYsf.R, Saratoga, \. y; . .-~
CHAMPION SCOUTING SPRING, Saratoga MI
KATALYSlSE, Gettysburg, Pa; 49,. ..
yICiIY. Vichy. France;
BITTER WATER, Friedrichshsil, Germany
BITTER WATER, Pul!na, Bohehia;
SETTER, Settler, Germany.
Salts frem the following Springs, 'Er rea"'', ma
Ing the water .eSteinporaneoesly, very use'u' i"t
travellers or inysds At iuaccesstoie s"intS, ean
mt ner paal-.vir., Roekbrtdss Alum atsf AN>''
f,pnr the RscEbridSe Alum springs, ~ per Npu
S..ycn Is,,sinys Iron and Alani Mass, Wsflastph'
county. Va, 81 per vial; Bedford Aiug ava loalns
Mas. BEDFORD county, Va, 81 per VIAL. ) -
Descriptive pamphlets tarniahc'i 9ras'S Vsapp"'
eesion' PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggist
q. aai8 Main street, and No. a's-nSsfnE surg,
=, On, g, sti,}- - Richmo.d.
% - .-tts,ai ,sYE "24
81, ''i', e'sk - f-sS' ,,sg 80 ~, ,t,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

" Mr.: Gladstone's popularity with the COM
mon people Of England appears to be una
Gently artisans, porters, soldiers, and wo-
men, as we'll rs gentlemen, rushed forward
to grasp his hand and raised cheers as the
train Lett the platform hs'o ,Yorf r.
.btlne. u, I, ,s,s,.s 4 ,,Is gttlst aLt
Jast now he stands for the anti Turkish
feeling in England. .Hence these demon
stratians. n III n :.s,t$ II. '.,.
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Buffalo L.ithia Springs.

Colonel GobDE has reduced the costs OF
living and af water at. tbs Widely-faned
Buffalo Lithfa. The positive benefits ex-
ested by the water Of this healing fountain
have given 1t name OF great worth, and
hundreds are there who regard it with both
gratitude and pleasure. See Colonel GooDf's
i.dva,t Element. '.'..+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01
The Strike:

,ssysssTry body 1ssoomet5ing It came
sharply onthc press, which hadto pay Tor
extra telegrsms and for setting type, and
before it eot through # grew so dull that
the sale Of papers dragged. 1t was.not 3
,Sstfike in any sense; but, worst OF
all. It fell severely upon the helpless part OF
the faborprs' families. The women and
childrensaways come in for hore,than their
share. of the Consequences. They. more
than any other class need the protection OF
the laws from the misguided men upon
whom they rely for shelter and support.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

DELINQUENT and Forfeited Lands: Acts OF
the Legislatures OF Virginia ana " es ~
Virginia, Constitutional Provisions, and
Decisions of the Court OF Appeals respect
ing the same. Edited and Compiled by
B. Fl. HARLOW, Lewisburg, Va. HAIR
VIZ have a COPY Of this valuable work.
Mfr. HARLOW is an entirely competent edi-
tor for such book, ard it will prove OF
great value, especially to West Virginia
lawyers: while it win be also useful to Viz
ginia lawyers
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

The President of the Swiss Council en-
tertained General GRANT at dinner the other
day. He toasted the General as "'the most
"illustrious, general, the ablcst statesman,
sand <vorlhiest citizen in the United
8 States: The Swiss are ordinarily" good
shots. Not so the President: he took three
shots at his guest and missed him each tlme'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

SporsYLyskNIa CoUNTY.lThe Fredericks-
burg Ne,ps reports the delegation rs 8 for
Daniel, 4 for Malone, and 2 for Fitz. Lee.
.IIsDr. sT.iJ: Hancock ieads for the House OF
Delegates and will of course besnominated.
Heswill bea FAITHFUL and efficient represent
htiya ..tll 4 iitA 80 u - il..oll -. u
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The Guberna toriaL Slate.

Great interest is manifested by the read
ing public to know the status OF the various
candidates for Governor, and we surrender
much OF our space to give the latest news
on this subject: =. -, ~ i....
Below we append, the count from, the
most reliable sources up to the time of 60
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ss.CENT STORE.
EcEIvED AT THE o9-CENT STORE

DECEIVED AT THE 99-CENT STORE
\ large supply of VALISES, and SATCHELs-one
-: new-style, large, ALL-LEATHER, NICKEL
TRIMMED and OUTSIDE POCKET;
More of those large BIRD-CAGES, painted and
d gilt; also, large GILT CAGE for al.9s;
New VASES and TOLL EFT -sETs--yery handsome
,,, designs: ..-- non
MEMS HATS, both soft and stf-a full supply:
$50 of those large, DOUBLE-wARP COUNTER
PANES;
Another invoice OF those WILLOW CLOTHES
HAMPERS. .. ,f .,...~
so sets SIX-BALL CROQUE.T in boxes. Our col:n-
- Try customers will do we'll to order this Croquet,
as tis:the best for the moueyn town.
Large; MIRRORS. ACCoRDEoSs, and CONcER-
T.. TISAS for 90c.: ., 49, IT,. 90. +
New styles In LAAIP:SF-iltted complete, with shade
and chimncy-for 99c. ~; ~ IT,, II Ill
People wishing to order remit, or WI: will ship
COD. -.a f...i ~ a"i.E'. ~ pnt''!"t
. Catalogues free to any address. 'i' .''''''
.sa., .'.- &C.. -. !3+i2'' W. A. STEVENS,
iy35 " ~ ..M1 sos Broad street.
- ~ - 81 .s.f., -: r. ,r''- I0I.lI
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

RihCk sri ~ al % worth -:
BLACK SILK AZ $3.50 worth. s2.a5:
' BLACK Sft.K at Csc. worth 81; ;t...-
.''r BLACK SILK at 75c. worth Sl.25..'.
We lave beautiful line OF GOlORED SILKS from
sEAI..BR6W =, SAvY-BIIUE. RoTTLE-GREEN,
and all the latest styles and shades In the city at
two Ia ,pr ! Of NEEDLES for Seat sYcLE BRO
le7t Tias LINEN Z S,EEEr r, &C. at SIG;
beautiful SILK GRESADINE, Tor evening dresses,
at SYCLE BROTHERS.:
RtACK APACA at at 29 5s w worth 49, &c.
BLACK ALPACA at 30c. worth 40c. n
BLACK ALPACA At soc. worth 75c.;
Pure MOIIAIR al 35c. worth Soc:
If you want a handsome ALPACA; don't buy be-
fore You look at sY:LE BROTiIERS':
NA; 75c V Sor,i $50 per y.r ca!I and sec for
roESs If and u" Linen LAGEs "f u! the latest
Fon T's spoo is Of sILk for 60:
BLACK GEENADLNES AT l2+c: worth zoe;
HLAc K GGiRsEFSSABiSFS At soc worth 5?c.;
Ek kAck at at e.: worth %Slh
f fIEMs 1ifHif ). at l9Fs
Cacntlt mems IlANDKERCIIlEFS. three for 23c.;
TURKISH BATH-TOWELS, large size. at 4oc.;
Best ~ie aha iiii GARTER-WEBB at 1oc worth zoe;
MOURNING GOODS in geat variety. auch rs
CRAZE CLOTH, E0MBAZINE, ami all the
Mourning Goods can be bought at the lowest
!, u PrG pa in Oh 59T G eitF; for 1asc.;
25r. DRESS GOODS reduced TO zoe: .....r
YOc.:DRESS GOODS reduced to 21c.;
5Uo. DRESS GOODS reduced to 3Uc.: %. '.'.
300 pieces OF new styles IN select from:
You VIII find from go to 300 pieces Of LAWNS.
with and without si,le-handS-lhe largest aSsnrt-
men; N The c i Don't buy before you look at
Our s5 - n'iRpGiNNflES reduced to csc.
5s 1G ss. L hNES l q; is5r 10 g5c
Best .rKlSTS at Gse:-larsest assortment IN the
Another lot of PERCALEs at Sc. worth loc.:
An0lher lot OF PERCALES at 1Oe. worth I2Ac.;
Another lot Of PEKGALEs ut l22 ~ worth 1875;
LINEN LACE, for overskirts, 40 inches wide
SWISS E6G}SG at and sc, per yard; >,,. .
Our PSI iS.c soI VlcToE1A LAWNS reduced to 1oc.;
au Eoe9 xlnE Gok al oa
100 dozen USDERSlIIRTS tor ladies and gentle
sp At s1'iK rs GESvEps St worth $780,
oue-tutlon KID GLOVES at 45e: worth !5c.'
l| x.csErs Sj hi' for &c.
s Z iafse.siz sV GARRAGE.RoBE at $3.50;
good heSE GsE dTH SpT FOR sc 2's
AnoIher lot Of those exc. W ASH. POPLINS:
Gentlemen : ,gNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at IL
FLNS SiS IL Tor bathing suits at 5oc real value
$3.50 per .ysrd-double- width:
I In sS1f TA 81 bAMAsK At s5c worth bee;
LiiNEN TABLE-DAMAsK at 4oc. worth soc;
t LINN TABtBAaAsk at &C. w wSrh ~;
10 TOOK at or 25c; TOWELS:
at the CORK CORSET.
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MT TO. SAVE TINE AND MONEY
SYCLF, BROTHERS

SYCLE BROTHERS, $500
to buy your DRY GOODS. Wemve an Immensely
i, rSr Stock OF DRY and FANCY GOODS, No
,rI5ZS. &c, &C, and we will continue to sell at
reduced prices. We will Offer oar entire sum inner
stock of Dry Goods at and below cost, go that We
Will not have to carry any over to the next season.
We offer the following bargains:
Just opened. $4,000 worth of OAMBRIC EDGE at
10, III l6 ~, and ~ ih PET r;n ydrH; COPE
ia CORSET. in pinks, blues. and white. This Cor
e, set ia the bcst-htting and coolest Corset made
SYCLE BROTHERS are agents Tor this Corset.
Thr,e papers Of PINS for sc. 1T SfCLE BRO
THEIRS. '}.s' &. .....@
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Total. .245

, The majority OF the counties yet unheard
from will be against Malone. '.-- ....' .
The die is cast, and, in our opinion, Gen.
eral Malone, stands no earthly chance for
the regular nomination on the 9Th Of August.
Mark the prediction. -NortolE Ledger. #
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QUOTE Us CoRREcTLY.--The Richmond
DiSpatch says that long ago the LGndmorE
declared for district meetings. Tbe Land.
mark said that where the people required
these that their wishes ought to be respect
ed. The party organization gives the
power to the superintendent and his COM
mittee, and what we said was that tins
mower should be exercised as the people
preferred. -Norfolk Landmarks.
Perhaps the Landmark will be good
enough to point out wherein we "quoted"
it incorrectly --------,.---~-r-~---..--
And as that respectable journal has not
yet expressed its opinion on another point,
we take the liberty of asking it whether it
favors compulsory readjustment? Can the
editor OF that paper come down to. such
notch Ill.,. So.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
z ONE MORE CHANCE 70 SECURE
q e BARGAINS A!sa

SFECiAL ASNooNekglENI foh ih'9 " Zen
Z Tho great ciosing-ous sale Of SUMMER DRY
f,OOi,s NOTIONS, &c.4 at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Y l6Ol-fB r DAD ct X EE 7
YIN contIuuc for ffeen days longer and therefore
/ advise an early call from aI ,n wan, o. 6argains
would call special attention to my stock Of
FURNISHING GOODS such az mxEs sar }G and
T T9Ss tr5 NSfsls FAbtF
OH. CLOTHS. CUKTAIN-LACES-I!I Of which
am selling at cost HCr The next fifteen daysto reduce
stock aad make change In the business.
lam also offering my entire STOCK OF DRESS
GOODS suitable for the present and coming st7is0n
BLACK rALPACAS. GRENAD!NES, Will
GOODS; all kinds % 'ChSSiMEkES; ElNE:SS ?
JEANS. WHITE AND COLORED FLANSELS,
t cost TO reduce stock and makes change in The busi-
ness. .. -, a.
PARASOLS-a great sacrifice In them, as am oc-
: ; termincd 10 close ont the stock for the season
GIVE me call on PARASOLS: -. A.
One thousand CORSETS from soc: to $2.some
great bargain- In them also the celebrated COO-
-- ley CORK CORSET. oaIy 81 worth 81 so.
Don't fall to give Inc early call.
i>'' ' - * WILLIAM T1IALHIMER,
AMI .... .-.. Col Broad STREET.
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DEATHS.

Died, at her mother,s residence, No 9l5 st: John
street. HENRIETTA ". WALKER; aged .hirty-
one years. A. - - -,
!, Her funeral will take place from the above resi-
dence THIS AFTERNOON, at han-pAst O'Clock
Friends and acquaintance are invited 70 attend
Died at tho residence OF his father, on Pine stree,
at O:3O A. NJ. Tuesday. July 3li 1877, >. H..IAl-
TOR. in fte twenty-second year of bis age. ,-..;
The funeral Will take place from Sidney Baptist
are, respectfully invited 70 attend without further
notice. 49,. r, ,-.u..t >. -
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THE MARVELLOUS pen WRITES
WITHOUT INK, AND IS ALWAYS
READY FOR USE.

The Ink which It generates IN 4 moment l. ''F;
lmpid, dries rapidly. aud remains hxcd ana HflAl'e-
rabc on the paper. The chemical preparations .,
the Ink are so highly concentrated that one Zen WIZ
last several months.
A PEN and REV ERSIELE POCkEI-Ii"Lb
cent 10 any address on receipt OF - cents.
directions for use accompany each Pen.
A, ,'re,Ss all order. 10. ~, -
jy3Q lll2 NAin SIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

Ne WHITE AND COL0RED COR
SETS, In all sizes and at all prices. at ,
} - ''- LEVY BROTHERS,.
MEXICAN HAMMoCKs.lL. ~ ~ au1
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NJ FOR TRAYELLTNG-,..LUNC
scpSp WORK KEY aud KNITTTNG-BAS-
X s.TS po.to - :. LEVY BROTHERS.
TRUNKS at bargains. 80 ..'. ..siau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

n~NO .OCCASION TO SHOP
around. rs YOU can find everything at
"''''''' 90 w. e, LEVY BROTHERS;
KID GLOVES Of al kinds. V III
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UNDERWRITERS. ..,-a..-s
HAY. % SUTHERLAND. -.
l(suCCEsSoRsTowILL MURRAY),>-'s0sa :
FURNISHING UNDERTAKES, .;,.r..

We keep on hand a fun stock of WOOD and
METALLIC BURIAL-CASES AND CASkETS.
Orders promptly attended to In city country. at
rriccs TO suit the times. Also, FURNITURE-RE-
7 AIRING and .UPHOLSTERINGi done I'm the best
n nnner, MIR. HAY having had an experienced
twenty-five years with Mr.. Murray In the under,
taking and cabiRet-makiug business. jy 3l-3m
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nrEL1NEN DRESSES, .ULs'rERS, and
BUSTERS. CHEMISTS. NlGHT-GOW Ms, DRESS
ING-SACQUES, APRONS, and CQRSEi H.. .C0ntks
HAMBURGH EDGlNGS. very cheap au
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

ME- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
of DRY GOODS at the lowest prices can he ioiind
at 81. LIZ J, :DNS hE.nS
You can avoid shopping around BY calling at their
store and supplying your wants. an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-01

MY COHEN BROTHERS HAVE RE
.t,tDuCED their IA sOLID.COLORED CAM-
BRIO, in uaYy-bue and brown, to shc.-former
p, price having been Lee.
All DRESS GOODS are greatly reduced to close for
In BBAEK NLrACAs they have great inducements
T., 10 offer. See their silk LI,stre at zoe. worth
fully 75c. Thew are also offering an Alpaca ut
37ec. that was soc. the early part Of the season.
Their Apacas are the most superior imported,
and are warranted not to take dust nor change
1926. sI,s7; $50; sl.7o, Il IS, sl.os, sao5,
Their s,oeS Of 1TMIPoRrED SILKS Is the finest
A'so, very extensive stock OF CoLORED SILKS,
almost every Imaginable shade, AMI In price
Warranted against ANY house III I've Chite"
You can save at least fifty per ceat by buying yonr
Bb .ArIIr GA !: SOW ana at con''S
cuE f;t;R and STRIPED MULLINS at iesic. re-
yiCT TiI LhWSs down 10 close for this season
J.V @, C. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 2c.:fN- J.
2 H9E9HI tTd1Ti aIippREkcEF pen
from the lowest quality To the finest all reduced
You can buy certain quality AZ Zoe. heretofore
FI IiE} Linen 1t s. and ecc. reduced
Sec t their lRoS-FRAslE ENGLISH HOSE at &c.
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