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Condition Of Senator Morton.

W As!.IHGTON, September 1.-The Wash
ington Nation OF tomorrow will contain an
account from one Of its reporters OF an in
tcrYicw with DR.. Bliss concerning the con-
dition Of Senator Morton and the history OF
his case. DR.. Bliss says the recent attack OF
Senator Morton in San Francisco was
paralysis, involving the left side, and from
which. in his Judgment, he will not entirely
recover, although there have been evidences
OF repair by an entire restoration 30 far as
the maladY involved the muscles OF the feet,
with recent evidences OF returning con-
troll over the voluntary muscles Of
the left hand. His first relapse. properly
so called, occurred soon after / left the
Senator for home, and on account OF which
DR.. Bliss was recalled. was inflammation OF
I the colon, and was, in the Judgment OF DR..
Thompson and DR.. Bliss. accumulations in
cident TO the paralysis involving the intcs-
tines. Br means OF prompt measures the
complication was controlled, and his immc-
diate recovery seemed assured; bat by an
accident which might be termed a neglect
on the part OF his attendant, he slept sew
cral hours during the night with draft OF
air passing over him, which lighted up an
Inflammation OF the right pcrlra, with an
extensive etfuSon OF >crous fluid i'll the
pleural cavity. This attack OF local disease
threatened the life Of the Senator more Sc
riollsIy than any previous complication,
and was met and controlled by prompt and
heroic treatment. Some four days after his
repair from the Inflammation OF the pleura
and its sequel he had another complied
tion-acutc dysentery, disease prevailing
at the present time to some extent in
that locality, and which gave great anN-
iety-to his physicians and friends. hut
was happily and readily controlled. In an
Swer to the question what the public might
expect of the near future, the Doctor said
:: Barring unexpected complications, he will
recover (as he is now safely convalescenD
his full capacities, save the impaired loco
motion and the power OF prehension and
support OF the left ARM" In answer tothe
question, Do you think lie will be able to
he present and attend to his senatorial du-
ties during the coming session Of Congress?
DR.. Bliss remarked: ''H he improves is IA
pidly az during the past week and his con-
valcScenee is uninterrupted, as we have rea-
son to believe it will be, he will certainly
be able to resume his duties. But l have
enioined perfect quiet and rest from off,
cial labor, and insist that he shall not haZ-
ard his complete recovery by attending upon
the extra session commencing in October.
l may add that the Senator is cheerful and
hopeful, which fact will materially contri-
butte toward his recovery"
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Ant, no tanpy home, oil things considereu'
~ he en-, have In my other land, we believe
And NC think the Tribune has struck the
exact region for peculiar happiness in the
following:
DIT would perhaps beinvidious to. specify
o,v localities .is best adapted Tor nortnern
Immigration. Unless there arc particular
ronsons for seeking the warmer climate OF
the Gulf States, or the sandy plateau OF the
Atlantic Underwater region, we, think, now.
ever. that the settler would do well to select
home in one of the valleys OF the Ale
any.Mountain system, or in the hil,y
Country of the Piedmont region, which lies
in broad belt along its base. This gives
an ample range for choice Of location. for IL
includes portions OF Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama
The reasons for preierring this section are
u) It Is fruit country, where the apple,
near. peach, grape, and all kinds OF berries
flourish; (2) it is q grass country, and nc
northern farmer ever feels at home in a re-
gion destitute Of green pastures; (3) all Tue
roots and small grains are profitable crops
and it is therefore well adapted 70 snfal
farming; az the country has good water
good air, and pleasing variety OF scenery
The Tribune advises emigration by asso
citation Of families. That is Il very soot
.yay to seek new home, and is perhaps the
best way to make itagreeablc from the first
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9s.S;ENT STORE

30 TO THE 99c. STORE
W
FOR
UMBRELLAS, Nicklc-Handlc:
UMBRELLAS, Natural Stick;
UMBRELLAS, eight-rlb and tcn-rib-the best IN
town; .. -s.a
sTEP-LADDERS, five feet high-Just what you
want; .
LARGE FOUR-WHEEL DOLL. CARRIAGES,
LARGE FoUR-WHEEL WAGONS.
pLANT-srAN DS (three.shelfl,
Five-bottle REVOLVING CASTOR, three-botlle
CASTOR, silver-plated;
sUGAR-STASDS, PICkLE-STANDS, c A + E
STANDS, Of new designs and silvcr-plated;
All sizes and shapes of MARKET and LUNCH
BASKETS,
4 few more OF those PIPES left ut soc.
Another Invoice of GENTLEMEN'S " II L Z
SHIRTS. Remember, we warrant these linen
bosom and cuffs.
All sizes FOXED CATERS for LADIES,)
All sizes LEATHER SHOES for LADIES Bargains
All sizes LEATHER SHOES for BOYS,
Beautiful new patterns In LADIES' OPERA and
NECK-CHAINS.
Catalogues free to any address, from
W. A. STEVENS,
SCI sos Bread street.
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"a property OF three hundred aud twenty
five millions quitting the value at the low
est assessment), and owing a debt OF thirty
millions,or forty, IL on choose, who should
ask his creditors for readiustment and
abatement OF their claimsS No, fellow
citizens, our debt Is an honest one, for
which-wc have gotten an equivalent, and
we can and must pay 1t. BY economy in
the management. Of State affairs. by re-
trenchncnt Of expenditures In the State,
and by private citizens surrenderiDg some
OF their luxuries and unnecessary expendi-
lures, and by seeking new sources OF rev.
cnue, the difficulty can be surmounted In
all probability without increase OF taxation.
II it cannot, then let us manfully submit to
ten cents more on the one hundred dollars
worth OF propcrty-then we shall not, in
deed, be paying fifty cents on this amount
Of one hundred dollars.
The writer is believer in the propriety
OF calling convention OF the people md
abolishing our northern system OF county
government, which will save us q large ex-
penditure, and Of imposing capitation tax
OF 81, which ,Mr. Stuart and DR.. Ruffner
say will OF itself, with the present rate OF
taxation, pay our debt But we cannot
wait for this convention. Let this question
Of the debt be settled this winter by our
Legislature in an honorable, honest manner;
let convention be called, and cheap sys-
TEN OF county government be inausurated,
and capitation tax OF g be imposed, and
a stringent law be enacted for the collection
OF this tax particularly, and then it is very
certain that in a short time the tax on real
and personal property can be reduced.
While on this subject, ss a citizen OF He'll
rico wish to endorse the manly, noble let
ter OF Mr.. Bryan, one OF our candidates for
the Legislature, on this Statc-debt question.
Mr.. Bryan is stranger to the writer, but
do hope our people will elect him TO repre-
sent them. His letter gives out no uncer-
tain sound, and in effect, he says, what our
excellent is-to-be Governor said in his let
ter on this subject, that if the people wish
to get some one to dishonor them they must
seek another man.
4 FARMER OF HENRICo.
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eco South"

This is the phrase which we now find in
the New York Tribune, where once was
printed, $50 West, young men," $50
West" GREELEY gave this advice in all
kindness, and now the Tribune gives that
to $50 South" we are sure, with equally
good intentions The Tribune thinks the
presert time favorable because OF the con.
gives the South liberty, as well as because
the southern lands arc generously produc.
tive and the southern cline genial. The
Tribune discovers, too, that public opinion
favors northern settlement. The Tribune
knows us not, or it would not be OF opinion
that this disposition to favor northern set
Element was new. Southern people were
too anxious to sell their lands at any time
since the war to permit them to examine
iealously the nativity or peculiar ideas
of the purchaser. oh, no. We have got
rid of all this. We have had nothing OF
the kind since the war. Anything to the
contrary in the public reports was origin
ated by the INSCRIPTIONS radical politicians
in pursuance Of their object of living upon
us by holding the public offices and plum
dering the public Treasury, which object
was favored, sad to say, by our uninformed
friends OF the North.
Our contemporary Of the Tribune speaks
the truth in the following paragraph:
ssEven in old States like Virginia and
North Carolina there is still more land than
labor to till it, and in almost every county
thousands Of acres are growing nothing but
weeds and brambles because there is no.
body to cultivate them. 1t is true that much
OF this waste land appears to the eye of q
northern farmer to be deficient in natural
fertility, but in most cases it is only eX-
hausted, and all it needs to bring it up is
manuring and careful culture.''
This is true, and so is the following:
"The great advantage offered by the
South is cheap lands, ready for immediate
tillage, lying in settled communities within
comparatively short distances of the large
eastern markets. The climate in the up
land regions, away from the malarious in
fluenees Of Underwater rivers, is as healthful
as that Of any part Of the United States.
The summers are mo warmer, even as far
down rs Northern Georgia aud Alabama,
than in New jersey and PENNSYLVANIA, and
the winters are SO short and mild that the
farmer has at least two months more in the
year for outdoor work than in this lati-
tude."
We say this is true; but wehayeto regret
that we have here to rely little more than
we like upon the eastern markets. For
early crops it is great advantage that we
- h;,,t,
enable us to get the advantage OF supplying
the northern markets. But when the season
is over and we fall back upon our own mar
kets we are led to deplorc that centraiza-
ton OF commerce through railroads that
dwarfs our own cities and limits our own
markets to the disadvantage Of agriculture.
Nevertheless, In Virginia The. farmer eau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07

Governor McMullin, as usual, is q candi-
date. and made aspeech here to the Changers
last Friday. He is not candidate this time
for Congress, but is candidate for the gov
ernorship OF a new State to be formed OF the
counties this side OF the Blue Ridge-ln-
Guiding Southwest Virginia, portion OF
North Carolina, and the eastern part OF Ken
tucky, In his speech he threatened Gov
crnor Kemper that il he upheld the funders
he McMullinl would do all in his power to
form this new State. We infer from the
discourse OF the Governor that he antci-
mates the governorship of the State afore-
said, II the people are foolish enough to
sanction the formation Of such State we'll
20 for McNIulln with all our hearts.-Le-
banon Vindicator. '..,&
The Baltimore stock market was very ac-
tive and excited yesterday under 4 strong
speculative movement. Baltimore and Ohio
shares closed at the first Board al. 110s bid,
1l5 asked, but at the second Board there
were sales in rapid succession at lis, 40,
125, $50 40 shares selling ut the latter price,,
closing at 1903 bid, 13l asked-an advance
upon the closing price of Tuesday OF 20
per cent. In Cincinnati and Marietta bonds
there was also heavy speculative move
ment. The second mortgage bonds opened
at 55 and closed at GO, and the thirds opened
at "a and closed at 2s9 .-American, 9Th.
Our merchants are receiving goods almost
daily from Richmond. This promises q
hopeful career for our beautiful capital city
in the future; for we believe that the day is
past when businessmen will divert the
wealth of Virginia into other States to the
serious detriment OF their own dearest In
terests.- Glinch F0ileu Ne,oS.
Congressman Foster, OF Ohle, believes
the Southern Pacific railroad will organize
the next House OF Representatives, and
elect Speaker pledged in favor OF sub
sidy. Dir. Foster thought for time that
Randall would be Speaker, but he doubts il
he will stultify himself so completely as to
favor subsidies:
The Hon. Montgomery Blair has been
nominated for the House OF Delegates by
the Democrats Of Montgomery county, Md.
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Brady VIII act as Postmaster General du-
ring the absence OF Key.
LONDON, September ca Times'S special
from Rome says the health ofsthe Pope is
improving. 81. IS, 81.
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NJ" lnEk. III.
fTTO TIE TOBACCO MANUFAC-
TURERS.-Wc beg IL inform y1' tat M.,,r.. ~.
NEWPORT & MORRIS. OF Iir.n,. als. va gee. ~.
sole agents Tor the sale OF our
~ J. ! i
brand Of imported
SPANISH LICuE!' T-:'A>rE
for the States OF Virginia a"G Hnr,h taro'.ua.
We believe this 10 bc the pr; =, ,... finest hssur,a
and as strong, If not The s'Tun-,,f. irorr"lyw r..
rrsc in this country.
Mc>srs. DAVENPORT < NORRIS NH AZ ii,
times he fully supplied with ;,sra.'i,,.
To bc sold In bond or duty PAL.
Respectfully ypG"-.
ZURICALrAY 4 AErrIMEAi.
an l5-lm imrmgtrw..
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West Virginia Railways.

Besides the Clarksburg and Charleston
railway, the people Of West Virginia have
under consideration narrow-gauge rail-
way from Parkersburg to Charleston. The
Charleston and Parkersburg papers are dis
cussings stwith spirit, and it would appear
that there is determination to build it.
West Virginia will greatly compact her
local interests and fix the public devotion
70 the public welfare Of the State by ,estab-
fishing easy and expeditions com,nuniea.
ton between the capital and the different
sections Of the State.
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OUR CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
| CASSIAIERES for mems and boys wear-a full and
| complete assortment:
LooS at the H best JEANS in the city of Richmond
cAssIIEREs from 4oe: to s. per yard, ,!:,,,rprs.
i'0E sYG CLi BRoTHERs'; .uar ,nor,,vpc..
4 Aspisfd Is IF 'esss fn5P II
| 1000 yards OF remnants OF PERcALEs at Sc
TftTi4c III 51f & SSf! fS only
K iE1it FINE HEMsTITcHED nASDKEE-
wr GEE SIZE FIR GLOVES. all sizes. from
r1IR ihs ioBtSi RID GLOVES only 75c.-real
G Cox st KID aa2 f g5s ks S sEoyEs
HAMBURGER EDGISGS ana INsErTINGS In the
The i largest assortment of EMBROIDERY in the
EDGINCi from Sc. to, IL per yard. Don't buy be-
fore you look at these goods:
NEW LACE scARFs At sYCdE BRQGLHERSE,;, %
SIX cakes SWEET SOAP for 25c'a SYcLE BRO
SILK DEPARTMENT.
81 ACK SILK at CSC. worth s0c.;
BLACK SILK ut 75c worth 81;
B Bi,AGk Sin Sin at at 81 Is worth sl.75;
co OF Sfs and an sTRffEp SILKS in great variety:
Don't buy your silks before you look at slCl.E
BROTHERS..
4 LSpEIR;sHIRTs for 81 at sfcLE BRO
so dozen dozen more of those TOWELS at CSC. at
SYCLE BROTHERS.:
TOWELS from 10 to 50c. :,,-,.,s, ,,
pa Ia' sT0 Sex tor 2ec; pair GOOD STOCK
i lTTGGsk fGI sof for H. The 5isget and best
assorted ,oSk for adis msifi sfs eAl ban
I1T BEFORE @f e 1ou IL look al sYCLE BRoTHERs
! NEW DRESS GOODS just opened for early fall;
NICE ALPACA at 1886;
SGFE RIFFS G99p 5 yIsa yard
Z new lot OF WASH-PoPLlNsa at CSC:
900 yards remnants of IRISH LdSEN At 5oS;
These goods are warranted RICHARDSON'S
look IatSa 1t sYc iI BRotTHERs'. ' '
ToRsuoN LINEN, vALENCIESNEs, and
DUCHESS LACES IN great variety;
q Se Fk EsGf5 a
new . =, q i8ys: 6! eEESApg INES 10. =, 80.
Look Al, our soc. IRISH PoPLISs worth 81 per
We are agents for the COOLEY CORK CORSETs.
1t Is the best.ftting aud easiest-wearing COR
SET In the world. You viii find them In pink,
Sl@s Ss ls sos 10 Sne p
Four spoois good SILK for 25c.;
One yard good ELASTIC for &c.:
Twelve dozen good buttons for &C.; rat
$50 UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at 81 made OF
RICHARDSON'S LINEN and "AslSUT'T>
COTTON BASEMENT.
We have a compete assortment Of MATTINGS,
FLOOR and TABLE-0ILGLOr MATS ana
RUGS. CARPETS, a large stock OF DIMES
TICS BIEACHED and BROWN DOMESTICs,
WHITE and COLORED Fl.ASNELS, BLANK
FITS and COMFORTS, which viii be retaiied ut
wholesale prices.
| THIRD FLOOR.
READY-MADE DRESSES, BAsQUES. and OVER
SKIRTS, TABLE and PIASO-COVERs, UA-
RRELLAS, and PARAS0LS.
MARSEILLES, HOSEicOMB, and BRIDAL
Look ut our zoe. WHITE SPREAD; our $l.75
SPREAD reduced 70 S1.29;
LINEN DRESSES will be closed 0utat prime cost /;
PARASOLS to be sold at New York cost ieVerybody
that wapts y paraspi should get one ~ Is
au90 SYCLE BROTHERS.
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WATCHES. Ic,
WATCHES! JEW ELEI :.

W
x.or,,y,,, worn IN i,ri., W.. r.. ,I,,,,.,,,I
,.,,,hra,.,, trr,,., ~,
io,o ~ Wv ...,,, ;. ~ .'' 80 80
i've years sold It to The lead. 3. .,"r ofr,~. G.s
known ten OF the man"it.''''. - ,""'Hr, '''.
iisile'i i >'"ch '"H!pah! WI" '.''''"i S''.'"'-
600. for the ln.rpo,c of manufacturing
ROMANO GOLD JEW ELhi ANh NNi' III.
With this immense capita. AZ: .- sd - lmIrpTl.
'., ',.'' :, No., ,,,.., ...,.,. ,,..
patterns of je'elFy at les '' 'a' '1i''' '''",' %.
solid gold, and "i aluiii'E I'D ''''.F ""'h '"'N'rt
impossible even Tor eXp'r:. t~'.r: l. 'r"n VI.
genuine
We bay, secured t!lr
EXCLUSIVE AGE<rf g.. iii. NifIi'
STATES ,N;,tt&t,,
~ -
for The safe of a good, manufactured rru.u ,.,,.
..I and IN orl.r =, t,...,.... ...,,, In H. r,.,
"''''',' '''' " W
speedy manner Fave r"' .'r 1'.'.''' '':'?''''-''
given below. which - vii -e.. @.
,>.,. r,..rr, r,,r. ,Lr.>f- ,-,Ji.rI.>rif
'Nr' ! h-S ~ ','i' 80 49,, ''''
JAM ARi /. 49,.
Real thu liz:
.....-,n
5o-rEHf Ln..
one Gentleman. Watch tnn,:l. -.,,.i prt'''..:l Dr..
I'm palr Fu.ra.pu sleeve -i,Iitgu-, it'al
uricr .........
One Slonc-Sc. Scarf Pm. retail ir'.......... -
one Set CD spiral >hir,->tgd., r;.rl "ric"..; -
one improvcd-slape tpla:-bittpn. rcLah
price. ..,....... D
One heavy plain Wc'ang-i,in-. ""'il Price. | -
- ~
no,al 49,, iii i r,i.. ,,,
FOR oo ccHt> We VII 80" go
paid .1,r
~
Que pair Slc:'c-liutt"ns st2HH 'a;hnS.
ina pf
One heavy Band EnyaHcncl'-t'!:l-
One set 60 Engraved hr'r'!c>s' ,i,r,
One Ladies Long Guarn- 9T NtrN-t , W.:
one EnSraSc" ilniithl', i.,,'.'!. - 81. IT.
one Gcnlicnah i,r.'' !.i ~ -, " "'' ''
One Lake-"e'rse DIAMOND Sr"''
81 Lol.
IN. aides. Neck Chain and Charm.
One / nji.,' Heavy G,ard-Cha:n for Watch!
One ,ct Pin and Ear-King>. Amethyst.
o"c c,tr, tn,. Miniature Lornrr.
onn Cn,n.n Sr,l-Rin.
|"r very heavy Welding. .. Er.u.cmru'-E:Hs.
(mr Grnticuai,', heavy W;,,r!-i ham win charm.
nmr fatc.j George Cluster Pin.
one pair (2) heavy Band DTar"."f-.
80 LOT.
One Ladies' Opera c;uarl.Chaio.
One beautiful Lockct (cn.rlvcIl.
one one pair hand Bracelets.
one Genteman's T"ht-Li"N Ne't-'t 'i" '"'
one lur ONYX Scerc-RGtlou-.
one sci ~ onyx Shirt-Slu,k.
One new improved Collar bn,t":l.
one extra cut Cameo Sca'-RiEg.
Que Irizona solitaire stud.
One set Amethyst or Topaz P.nh.i EAr-hroi-.
j,me a,lip,' Chrmisc- Button.
one Plain Ring stamped Il X.
s,JnT
.o ,,,|,,. ,,.,,t ,,t. ,oJ ,,...I r,-
ohe l'ale, os Ut '"''''' VIA
one Gcntem ';.t, ,r iieaa' ''''
One ehs sGIrI r SeaHI pI ans Srck chan.
Ve iau,c, Tha.;. MIuatur,. Iocsrt for ahoyr
oic elegant 1i'Is,' H., d., ,,,I L,r Dron,
nme n,ir or heavy Chased Band bracelets.
One tient!emans S9italreIDiaiiionta p Stai'
mr.. LII s,nni,vs, or Ony, SIeevc-Buttops
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MARRIAGES..

Married. the residence OF tie brides parents, by
the Rev. NJ. H. Brief. Wetlne. day, September hth AT
II o'clock a. NJ. bIr. JOSEPH ENGELBERG, OF
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sTApsToS AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--We are
Obliged 10 the officers OF fhe Baldwin Au-
gusta Fair for an inyitatlon 10 the Annual
far, 70 be held on The 10th aad 18th Of oc-
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SCIfOOL-BOOkS.

COLLEGE TEXT-BoOk>
All. THE BOOKS USED IN OUR rlbL'' Ava
PRIVATE SHOOTS
rols SALE At
prrI,lsuERs LOWEST RATES.
,,,.r,, di.couu, to merchants aud .eaeheH'
}. r. ELLYsoS. Bookseller
lll2 Main street.
au2S --------
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FOR. SALE, A SUPERIOR LOT OF
. II ,Os rs for seed: also HAY, In bales, wholesale
and retail. Apply TO y:B. CIRCUMSTANCES s,h a,ss.,
sc lin 10 noFA SS.utn f 6sAs
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THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWO EVENINGS ONLI-MONDAG and TUES
DAY. September 10 and IL, 1877.
Tie Finished Entertainment OF Amcrica-thc most
Marvellous Living Wonder IN Comedy
SOL. SMITH RUSSELL
AMI his great company OF Vocal AMI Instrumental
Stars, comprising The following artists:
Miss DORA WILEY. Soprano:
Miss ANNA IiOLBRoOK, Contralto:
Miss ANNIE L'ESTELLE, Pianist:
Miss HELEN MARI, McZzo Soprano
Mr. JULES G.. HUBBARD. PrOtundo Basso;
Mr.. l.. VI. PACKARD. Tenor:
Mr.. WALTER POND. Baritone:
and the inimitable SOL. SMITH RUSSELL.
All the lalc Musical Novelties of the day VIII DC
presented.
Doors open ut Z: concert commences at s.
SCALE OF PRICES: Balcony chairs, 81; dress CIR
&c. seats can now be secured at c. F. JoHSSToS'S
mtrsic-store without extra CHARGE, 91S Main street
se5-6t st,.m..~#. .st.: J.. s-.i+..-
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AMGtSENESgS,

II ESSNICH'S BAND WILL GIVE
another splendid programme at SANGER HALLE
on FRIDAY, commencing 81 s 7. VI. Aimittancc.
10c These Concerts will he given At the shove al
twice wtek-TCESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
So fit j. kESSNICT.
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Nr HOOP-SkiRTS.

MT ZEPHYR WORSTEDS,
SHETLAND WOOL.
GERMANTOWN WOOL,
KNlTTlNG-COTTOS
KNITTING NEEDLES.
SEWING-MACHINE NEEDLES.
COMBS, BRUSHES.
MACHINE-OIL.
FANS, BELTS. .".
JEWELRY, RIBBONS,
and thousands Of ether articles 1t
LEVY BROTHERS
1917 and 1919 Main street.
rs "a Richmond, Va.
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r<TS p PATENT ADJUSTABLE NURSERY
CORSETS-tlc best article IN ,lsc:
4 large assortment Of CORSETS from SOC. to -
Der pair at Ian 30I LEVY BROTHERS.
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n14~NEw GOODS OPENED DAILY.

We are ready to show Oh the first floor
$50 pieces of BLACK ALPACA:
BLAt X ALPACA at zoe. worth 23c.:
BLACk ALPACA at 25c. worth SOC;
Our 35c. ALPACA reduced 10 Soc;
Nice BRILLIANTINEa ut 35c.-real value 50c.:
Our 40c. ALPACAS never sold for less t.an Soc:
our SOC ALPACAS would be cheap at 75c.;
our CSC ALPACAS never sold for less than 90c.:
BLACK CACHEMIRE at 5Oc.-woud he cheap
at Soc:
at S7l.c.:
RACK CACHEMIRE at 7Jc.-woud be cheap
at 81:
Our 81 G. CIIEAlIRE IS cheap ut Sl.2J.
We have 4 full line of MOURNING GOODS. which
we will offer at small advance above the New
York cOst-such as Henrietta Cloth. BombaZine,
Crane Cloth. Tamisc, Bicrrctz. and ALT the latest
STYLES In the market
Three LINEN IIANDkERCH1EFS for DOC:
Three pairs ENGLISH SOCKS for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07

+ nc-THE LARGEST STOCK, THE
CHEAPEST GOODS and the BIGGEST ASSORT
MENT are now exhibited OH the first second, THIRD,
and fonrh floors of SICLE BRDItiERS'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07

LIME, CEMENT. AND PLASTER.
DoCKJASD LIME 800 barrels 'a''!
Il expected per schooner Maggie he,. :. LEE.
je29 ---.------------
ROtrSD PLASTER.-2p Tons ,4r
J GROUND PLASTER d:ti!S eNPe''''
schooner Eta Frances. LEE.
Je20 --------------- -,
TISIEt IJNEt LIME.-Fiye huhafeo
IL barrels Of ,r,,r
received this day FRESH GroSn cur Nv"
mu.,ess ONCE, 1902 Cary street; ms aeP9',
Dock street. piLLp''' Manufacturers.
iuh ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-07
MEETINGS..

uESg1Co COUNTY COURT CLERKS OTFIcE.l
September 6. 1877.
A CALLED MEETING OF THE BOARD
N OF SUPERVISORS OF IIENRICO COUNTY
will be held ut the courthouse on SATURDAY the
Sth Instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
employing suitable person to surcrintcnd and d.
rect the working Of cOnvfcts upoa the public roads
and to employ snch number Of persons Us may be
necessary to guard said convictS.
Persons desiring such employment will flcase az
tend. SAMUEL i. WADDlLL.
ca 10. Clerk to Board,