davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16

Such is the glu. of money on the London
Stock Exchange that any man in good credit
can obtain the loan of almost any SUD, for, say
a fortnight, at the rate OF II per cent per an
num- Yet even on these terms there is scarcely
any demand.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16

DAYS OF FAST AND ABsTINENcE-The Au-
tumn Ember Days occur during the coming
week ;-Wedr esday 10th, Friday elst. and
Saturday 22nd. As our readers all know these
are days OF fast and ahatinence.-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16

Wednesday next, 1o.h inst, His Grace the
Most Rev. Archbishop will celebrate the forty
eight Anniversary Of his Ordination.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16

Eve was made for Adams express company"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-16
oALxnpAR or THE wKxK.

nunaav.s Sept. 10 Seventeenth Sunday amer Pento'
COST Fcsst Of Our Lady Of Seven Dolors
Monday. Sept 1.-THE StgmatH Of ST. Francis or
A1atst.
Tuesday ;. .sept Is-St Joseph OF Cupsrtino-
WeAneSlAy.fept. la-St. JanuAriua and companions
MAEtyr.-Kmber day tfsstj.
ThursAnv. -. Sept So-St AGaptus, Pope
1riaAy......s-pt. 2l-St. Matthew. Apostle,-Emoer
1asurday. sept 9s-St. Thomas Of villanova-Ember
day uAsp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
A WoRD, I, OF EacouRAGEMENT.-Tl

A WORD OF ENCoURAGEMENT.-The Hia.,
qinia Patron has a good deal better memory
than some other journals in Virginia. In
the following paragraph it recalls fact
which speaks louder. than q thousand per-
sonal organs could. We thank the Patron
for It's kind words: h. .s..:'..r.s ST.
s.sf The stand taken by the Dispatch on the
Virginia side OF the publiG-debt: question
has ELECTED unfriendly comment from rival
Journals. The attacks are unjust; for hen
more than a year ago the VirginiG Patron
assailed the officials OF the State for per-
yerting the school fund to the payment OF
interest on the public debt the Dispatch
copied the article. and declared that not
even Governor Kemper, with an his clos
;qHence, could stand before the people on
such an Indictment, and uttered the WARN
inc. for good Conservatives to stand from
under. The warning was not heeded, nor
did one OF the Journals which now arraign
the Dispatch say q word in condemnatlep
OF this criminal perversion Of the public
school money. "
True az preaching. The Isss11 atch IS not t
q newconyerttotheca cause Of public schools
It's record Is unassailable on that IS on every
other question. ss8 E;i3ilti Il ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
,sahouee, ON o,,I4fdh tie state ate Debt.

We have looked upon the letters Of Gene
raj Malone regarding convict labor and the
public schools as pieces OF demagoguery.
There is nothing live in either, and there is
no question about either. There are, not
enough people in the State who would abol-
ish the public schools TO form 0 regiment,
and convict labor in competition with hon
est labor is not a question at issue among
the people, and il it were it would be easily
disposed OF to the satisfaction OF all without
much discussion. General Mahone's letter
on the State debt, however, is proper. 1t
meets living issue. and its sentiments will
meet with appreciation. The General
simply opposes increased taxation and
favors 1eadjustment and compromise OF
the debt. This is the position all men must
take who would not have the Common
wealth repudiate. BY failing to meet her
obligations, and making, no provision there
for, Virginia is practically repudiating.
Should matters go along Tor few years
more as at present Reputation is inevitable.
We feel sure that yirginia's creditors, after
our condition is, fairly presented to them,
would favor compromise, and a compro-
mise is much more honorable than broken
pledges. Let us do our utmost to pay. the
debt. Let us pledge to do what we can
nothing mere, nothing less. - i =
The Governor, however, viii have but
little to do with the State debt. That is a
question to be settled BY the Legislature,
and is a matter to be considered in the legis-
lative canvass. As this question is referred
to elsewhere this morningtwe shall not dis
cuss it further. !,'tj -" - = -. -
: We will add, however, that we are glad
to see General Malone on the right track
once. The; other aspirants for gubel'nato.
rial honors should speak out; and we feel
convinced that: al, IF they give the subject
proper, consideration, will stand upon the
same platform on the. debt question with
General Mahone.-HarriSonbarg Common
a5edlth. 30. }s'si st;rr> (. y! ."%'t:2' =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

KING AND QUEEN.-Golonel E. B. Monta-
que and DR.. Grubbs were appointed dele
gates, and DR.: r. H. Cox and b. F.Bowden
alternates, to the Richmond Convention
from the lower King and Queen district
all for Taliaferro. Delegates were also APP
pointed to the County Conventional for
Cox. "a "A meeting Of the Conservative
voters OF IStevensville magisterial district
was held at Wright's Store on Saturday TIE
eth instant for the purpose OF appointing
delegates to the State and County ConVen-
tons. The meeting was called to order by
Captain N. B. Street, and Spotswood Bird
appointed secretary. The following
gentlemen wereiappointedit to the State Con-
yention Delegates Drt7 Thomas Latane,
81. r. Pollard, and Major:W. A. Saunders:
AIternates-4E. S.eAcree, w. j. Allen and
Robert Nj Dunn. These delegates were
not instructed, but the majority are Talsa-
ferro men, West Point 'Stdn!ioT1 r.. ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
Foolish Statesmen,

= tits late to be talking about BLAINE, Of
Maine; but we desire, to, say one thing Of
bis; folly mot get noticed. ! First BLAINE at
tempted to- make an issue against the 2Ad-
nifiistration, as well as the South, upon the
question Of acquiring Mexico, charging
upon the Administration a disposition for
that acquisition. No public man VINO seeks
8 high office by:making AN issue ever sue
ceeds.3 Issues can't be made byindividuals.
They belong to the country, and must be for
the country, il they. are worth considera-
ton. They are not like players garments,
to be worn only in the play and then cast
of. Weshall soon have, al Illustration i IN
this State Of the futility and foolishness OF
making issues merely for the promotion OF
iaspirants. 2a. s5stis.n.e .,.a'5 : ...s' :,
I'm the second place, MI. BIZ iSlE has "a do, done
the foolish thing that has ruined men the
latchets 81 whose shoes he would be un-
worthy. 10 tunloosea The annexation i'of
Texas and aslarge slice of Mexico, and 81 40
or fight are facts: in history never to be for
gotten. Texas killed that public man who
engrossed a, larger. share Of public attach.
ment than any other man who ever lived in
the United States EERYS CLAY, Of Ken
lucky. He did not pose annexation, but
he rendered # imp possible upon the condi-
ton he prescribed, and that was: That II
the annexation of, Texas twas opposed by
. any respectable portion Of the people ofthe
"United States then Tsxas should not be an
..nexed..'. VIZ may not quote his words, but
we ti give their substance. This killed him,
when, had hefayored sannexafion, he would
have gone.into sthe presid encysW with hardly
any opposition. ..s ..,,s.
We repeat that any sta it g who opr
poses annexation = IS q doomed man. iThe
barharo,ls or ssmi-barbareus nations near
the United StatessRill sott necessity fall UNI
der the power and con ttol OF the United
states Goysernmen Il li fact the: real
superior man in this world will certainly
take possession Of all the desirable parts iof
the aarth- those parts where health, and fer
tility exist and he win rule lands % min
arsl wealth not healthy apf fertile, and APP
propriate tleiF eiops metals 70 his,oWn
use. 81 - 81 y
But BLATEEifs q NEAR, gectsonal rascal, as
well as very absurd. Ha contends that an.
nexatisn northHardly proper, but not
soiithward On no principle of ii stiee
on stateamanship can such a proposition be
maintained. There iis no part IS this Union'
which would object to the xation 81
~, ~, VI r. al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
BERRYv1lLE, CLARKE COUNTY, VA, !

tt& :. -. LII ~ '.fstf'' July 1Ctbs
q Editors Dispatch In your issue OF July
7th, commenting upon an extract from the
Clarke Courier concerning Colonel iHolli--
days strength, you say: "The Holiday
men have not handled their capital well.
They take. position at the grand stand and
hold their horse whilst his competitors are
on the track running for life." I would
suggest that Colonel Holidays friends are
as complacent- and as, confident as though
their fayorite Were upon the track with all
the gay paraphernalial Of those coursers
who will be overcome in the, race by the
very weight Of their trappings. The very
fact that there has. been no disposition on
the part or either, Colonel Holiday. OF his
friends, to, call his battalions out for mere
dress-parade shows that, there is; a quiet
and mistaken confidence in. the strength Of
the position, without undertaking to terrify
the enemy BY, a display Of silded buttons
and FURNISHED muskets. i59-u.a! rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
DEATHS.

Died, at Powhatan Courthouse, on Monday morn:
Ing July g. lat az n1ant son
DR.. A. Sydenhain and Lizzie s. Mayo; aged three
months and seventeen Jays.
Died, ON Saturday, the 7th of JULY Is77,a half
si Ms 6 8 ssr ssEs IN the eseny
sixth year of her age daughter Of John Longest, OF
King and Queen county. ;sf9 iarJ t5.g3. on -
r Ihaye come, 1 have come, long revered one,
- We are all united now: ..s.....,-ts E;
have come with wreaths of gladncss tHined
g,5i Around each beaIning brow. - re =
i have come with rapturops songs OF JOY, 10
I,have come with gladness nome, 2E.gsi -
q + While angels touch their harps anew,
+ l3And shout, ~ have come; have come ~ !.
Her funeral services took place from Broad.Street
Methodist church on Sunday, the 9th. :; ,hd* =.
ART infant daughter or Thomas and Mary Stewart
Ptnckney aged twenty.four DAYS. . - -
The friends Of the family are requested 10 attend
Died last right Only 12fh,; ct the residence Of
his parents, PLEASANT EDMOND, eldest son moi OF
' lis funeral viii take place from Trinity Methodist
o,cIock The friends OF The family are requested
to attend without further notice. -, ,;t,ls
11 Rfs sfsR v5 SuE
The funeral took place at the residence of DR.. j..
G.. Beattie Yesterday at 6 P. NJ.
Died. in this city. at liz p. NJ. on the 18th of
July;lS77, JOSEPH L. VAN DEVENTER, for.
mery of Loudoun county, Va, in the sl1ty-seTcnth
His funeral will take place from his late residence.
No. 81 north Tenth street, THIS friday AFTE
NOON at 5 O'Clock. 81. go. sHi...5 -;@
Leesburg and Loudonn papers please copy.
Died, at her residence. No. 20 west Broad street,
on Thursday the 18th instant, at $40 a. NJ. Mrs.
MARIA MAGDALENA GROSS, in the twenty
eighth year of her age. .";'. 4.-si.f..s -
-. oh, steep sweetlyl ..-f.... III,
80 Never more shall grief modest, IT,. .,.r.,e
IJjis.s Nor sorrow stir thy breast:
ns Sleep, and, sleeping, dear, forget .#
- Every earthly care and fret: .i- .;si.-
Sleep, and DER thy grave shall grow ~
-! Panses that shah bloom and blow
t.: go In the summers storm, and sun. ..'-'
And beneath the winters snow. ~ .'.'
Rest; the evening calm Is sweet IT. .,....
After noontide's toiland heat; .,,.r
....r - Softly rest, when griefs no more
,;r In thy bosom throb aud beat. !. ~ q. ri
-. Dream but not of care nor pain; 3.t
=. They shall grieve The meier again tr...
"'.f Dream Of all things glad and sweet, ~:
And thou shalt not dream In vain.
The funeral will take place T HIS (Friday) MORN
ING at 9 O'Clock from st. Johns German church.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend. 80 ., go -.,t.. .-,-.s t.-r-. &. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
9srINERALIwArERs.


AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF THE
AWATERs FROM The VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
OTHER sOURGESIN THIS CoUNTRYnAND IN
EUROPE-yH.: .s4ia.s :t-f.rt4 ii gf..s., I, : Ill
WHifE sUEPHUR, Greebbrier, county, ". Va: Is
ROCKBRIDaE ALC II, Woodbridge county, Va;
ALLEGHANY,; hIoItsomery countySVa., IN 2. =;
B BSkS Gihs and s, Meekle county,
F,..Va.;G 50 j3J boa ~ Isl sii.f = - ~tii
BLUE RIDGE. Boietoart eoun tyIYa.if =! 1921
Blue LICK, Kentucky; ..:..t,,+ u.s., .;,.,
CONGRESS, SaratoFa q. " = " = >. -
iIATHORN, Saratoga, N. Y; -.t.iQifIi'
tGEySER, Saratoga, n Y; 80,
CHA NIPPON UTINGSPRCNG,S Saratoga, NY;
Gettysburg, Pa;
:F1CHY. Ylchy, France fper dozen, S4l; ,,,
BITTER WATER; FrfedrIchshal. Germany;
BITTER MATER, ,PulIna. Bohemia ;,if 9Xff<.! -
!SELTZEK, Setter. Germany. t,ft. II n. a
Salts from Tie following Springs, for readily max
Ing the waters livery useful for
travellers invatds at inaccessible pointsf can be-
sent per mail-yiz., Rockbridge Alum Water Mass,
from tho sRockbridge iAnfHl Springs SO per vial;
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass, WASHINGTON,
MASS, Bedford county, va, 81 per vial
DescrtniiVG pamphlets furnished 5'aetS on'appli-
'a',oa, pua sai LkPp o.. nlasg It's
Etl216 Main stree, and No Governor street. ~
4 jyt1 3s2mi ~: 81: Gtfiss = ~ ih1cnmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
ma- COHEN, BROTHERS ARE JUST

ME- COHEN, BROTHERS ARE JUST
In receipt OF extremely large stock OF goods all
OF which, owing to the advanced state OF the sea-
son, they have purchased far below market value.
They will offer on MONDAY: f~s ~
SO pieces Of yard-wide VICTORIA LAWN at loc.'
100 pieces at 12kc, heretofore sold at lSc,;
The imported VICTORIA LAWNS reduced to 10,
Is, 90 anu 25c.. actually only half their value
so pieces NAINsOoK CHECKED MUSLIN at
1e4c., heretofore sold Mt 25c.';. -,
SWISS MUSLINS. NAINS0OkStt PloUEs, ana
=, other WHITE GOODS greatly rsdnced; !,
DRESS GOODS Geatly reduced-BUNTISGr re-
BLACK GRENADINES reduced from s1.7o to
GRESiDfNE at 6a,c., would be cheap fer doyole; ;
= See their ali wooi-fliIng zoe. GRENADINE:
nndoubtedly the largest and chsapestin the city:
j prices are Warranted against any house a IN
III America. III apots go 49, JsoV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
y 9'.s y sIFor the Dispatch.l IL
How Is the Public Debt to be
9plt2 fiSfi2 IS Reatfitrsfeti 4o

The public Wishes to know from General
Malone what Is his plan for readiusting )"
the public debt. Every man in the Com:
monwealth is in favor. Of Il, g ,readlusting, " u
By :" readjusting" is meant putting the debt
upon basis upon which we, can payit of
with the smallest .incon venience to our,
selves. But nc, one seems to have any plan
for Hreadj ,istment." Let us hear what the
General purposes. Let us hear something
practical, or we shall think he Is only; clam
oring to The ear to deceive the hope. ".
- - 49, ,'ti O. 3A!PUBLIC-DEBT MAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

sr COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST,
4, ,spretnt OF one hundred and fifty Ladies' LINEN
SUITS which they are Offering at half their cost 70
manufacture. -S,,,~S,,,,s, .Ys.cr,
HASOUES aud OvERSkIRTS; ,'t@sJEb s&'
l52 dozen OORSETS just received; ...s.,
Their 75c. CORSET is reduced to p9c: tpeir
!2s pieces GRAsS-CLOTH at 6,fc.. reduced from
from 40; at l2fc., for quality heretofore
s ,Ssr a tes e SES suITre ful yardwide. a
SSl6X31s and 2Oc.. reduced SO. per cent; - IL.
3s5 dozen HOSE In all quslltes and styles mash De
), low former price 3r,HiisttE 81 .,t9si 16sV''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

g, ,sonle would sake The inslds track Of
t .ea Hi psssorle q the South, who have
neither hal s rao 4 nor nsshsnical strategy 70
|est ahead ia tho businesSp t money -disging.'
3 BrA1Sns has won she claim to the chan,-
Bpionshin afiolly hy fxingsa plan i0ran North
ern annexation In this unalterable Union
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

The Portsmouth Enterprise predicts that
MALONE will get the largest vote on the first
ballot in the Convention! The Enterprise
is evidently In the dark. The night OF the
day on which its article was written Ports !
mouth sent II delegates to the conye nsiop,,i
Of which only 5 are for MAHoNHi
p. s.. Only Q. ~ "a ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
raliaferro's Friends Happy.

G ISpeCtHl teIeVIans " tIe l1lSp1pOiI'f
NORFOLK, VA., July ia canvass OF
delegates elected In Portsmouth laat night
show IL Tor Taliaierro, 3 for Daniel, and 2
for Malone. Talialerro's friends are happy. /
/. IThis news lie later than that on which the,
Portsmouth figures IN our table We're based.
We allowed General MAHoNE three delegates
too many. - t,i;st, FL 49,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

lie, COHEN. BROTHERS HAVE JUST
completed the purchase Of over eleven HIM dred
dollars worth HAMBUGH .EDGINGS and IN
SETTINGS, some few Of which are slightly dam
aged by the bursting of water-pipe. They Will
commence MONDAY the I'd to- sell them At half
value. &" 1e ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

s.s;.ql sefiU.4u IL July TO, 1877 ~
eIfsee in your count for delegates TO- the
Richmond Convention your did not, give
Colonel Holiday any from southampton.
Please give him four on the FIRST ballot as, as
.ls,I9U2f 'Gfil ;}4;a.s JolIN;P REfLo w, JR.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
SUMNER RESORTS,
'FHE CEEsAPEAFEs uoTTsp;

I,HE CEESAPEAKE HOUSE ~
= formerly known ma tbe f1o,,.n
paiant!Y situated In most desrabes' ' IL,
SpIema,d .h mi,e from Old Point Cornfor' 'Hly.
Rxcellen, rscIii,,ass rEe avn and croque,-grouns.
nsri,r, Sz:eo per day: sl2 PER week. For GG,5x
"oofess u. HAVERLY '"'
tv1o.o, Fortress Monroe. y,
- -. ---ox Post-ofIce hoy e
NUMBER BoARDERs.-Tbe snhsori,-
the summer aus ss Person, 70 BOARD dr
county. The location Is retired and Nm ~ Nelson
COO coo ana healthy and convenient 70 poI r;lo,ersay
or rairondp i1 1t Is either esps
TERMS: $50 per month for rrnsn n ne.
ply hKs. BETTE W. CtBEII Ap-
oo,x Variety Mills post-on;co
~ 800 SelsOg corntv =:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

n It.7ar-ll = s.--.--I3. q = Z .I7...
g Hanover county was organized IN 172o,o
fswhat intended to Say yesterday fin
answer to a scorrespo ndent; mot 1920; as it
appeared in the paper: g is s5S s1 IT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
VARIETY SPRINGS.
npEC Enp vrSrrppS If->.y 80,

Situated on the Chesapeake and ohio railroad
hfteen miles west of Staunon cars ,t0upiay NJ tb.
door. me-a-.r~ E'e ~ >''
TERMS: $50 per month. $40 per week. ~ ,.-
day. Children under twelve wears and col,rr,I ser.
wants half price.
Mineral waters aud grind scenery cyceIl.d hv m
other place In the State ~ "'
Circulars at the Office Of the Richmond Disuoteb.
NV 29-2m pronri.,n,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
HALWELL HOUSE,
ao'aceD' to the 6reenbrier White Sulphur Spring,
GREENBRIER COUNTY. Wv,

RATES or BOARDING: SO Der day. a,s r
ESQ per mspth. Especial arrangement. ~ Terk.
families spending the season. mace for
ZETELLE. go - IA ''"'fe OF Sir.
UmhlDus WIN transport passengers and b,s,,.,
fMk % OF CHARGE from the cars I. The hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
FAIRNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON W

This popular resor. will be omen for tho ro.,.,,.
OF visitors June ls, All the tc!icacies OF Tin
water Virginia" will be served, 4 co,nrrot, w.
bath-housc Is attached - '"'i"'!ous
month. i + pspG?ttn PER
{ NY l9-2m pra,n,,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
PURE FRENCH BRANDY,

mY FRESH NATURAL . = r..
II 1851 MINERAL WATERS .F.
: !APOLLINARIS WATER-RHENISA;
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER at $3.50 case;
u HUNYADI JANoSr BITTER! WATER, Hun
-. !! garian !; tl.'>Gat9 ,G' !iih !tti'i''5,'
;.PULLNAB1TTER WATER, Bohemian; +.
FREIDEICHSHALL BITTER WATER; -
CARLSBAD WATER. (SprudeI spring.; '7-'F
i ,iTICHY lWATER;g ng.u4 :! s..H- .
- Settlers WATER, Nassau rt:.Y, gyaa' ~
:. CONGRESS, SPRING WATER, Saratoga; Il
HATHORN SPRING WATER. Saratoga :gl
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER, ,a-s..,. 3,
= 'ALLEGHANY WATER, &C, &c., ;tasr
BY the bottle or in original Packages, on the best
terms. at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
,my1l .7r,.,E r..a.I 9l9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

The candidate for Governor who has In
augurated the most obi ectionsble system Of
eiectioneering ever known in Virginia has
reached the end Of his game. he would as
well retire, There Ii nc. bottom lait him.
The work may be finished Without him..
This Id General lfARoNR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
~ATaCOST LAT COST!i

READ, LOOK, AND PONDER OVER THE
GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE OF DRY
GOODS NOTIONS, &C., AT - ,......
WILLIAM T Fl AL Fl MER'S, -,."
COZ Broad street, corner Sixth,
:. Having concluded to transfer the business to my
sous, WIN offer my entire stock at PRIME COST
for sixty days to reduce the stock and make the
change In business All aski call II you wish 10
secure of the greatest bargains ever offered In
the city. will only enumerate some OF the cheap
goods 10 be sold: -
GAS 81 ss4 GREN shR Me- TOWELS
QUILTSl CURTAIN-LACiGS,, - ~.
WHITE PtQUES. LACE-STRIPED MUSLlNs,
VICTORIA LAWNS. SWISS MUSLINS.
IRISH LINENS. CAMBR1CS, SHEETlNGS,
BED-TICKS. CASSIMERES, LINENS,
JEANS, DOESkINS, PARASOLStL- -
+ UMBRELLAS, TABLE-OlL-CLOTlS, ma,
witch will be sold regardless Of cost. Also, fuil
stock of t-.jir - II - ~ 80.
= CORSETs. HOSIERY. HANDKERCHIEFS, ~
" KID GLOVES, SHIRT-FRONTS1 .r ...#r
fSCkRFS, RIBBONS, s'tfit - @-.' '...s' .-.-.
HAMBURGER EDGINGS and INSERTINGS,
which will astonish you in prices. AS Intend giving
my custom ers the heneft.e this sale advise an
early call at WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,'
Hiy7 49,. ftr..t- Sixth and Brosd streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY re SECURE

.. g,..,..- .;.-,r.., - Es.,.. sI.l - ~ -
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY re SECURE
~ - aa"a BARGAINS 49, :. -,
DOES NOT HAPPEN OFTEN, .f
SO AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THIS CHANCE.
Buy now whilst lots of goods can be had for little
+ money, and remember that
LEVY BROTHERS, ~
is the place to make your purchases.
You need not shop around, as LEVY BROTHERS
always have the best-assorted stock in this city.
LEVY BROTHERS are public bencfactors, and
have done more to keep the prices Of DRY
- s.-.' - tai-s.s- tE.1- r.s:' .-a.f''
GOODS down to the lowest notch than any other
70, s.,.. .rt ,1 .+.. .-st' go. .,'fH! Dot,
f.. house in this city. ski .' ~: : ..'o
= .3,sf ..y.. zip - i "si Lii. A.'.'st.
BLACK s11K-es.ra wlde-forr lining, at s5e. per
-.. --.,. dr. .'rrsT r. i,Tn:.
yard worth 75c.; GIN - A-,t'.T-a"' '',3 .
Esq.,. .-- ..t..r. $50 -... 81 r. 4 .Ir.t.y,G., .
BLACK DRESS SILKS at so, rs, 80, soc., 81,
$l.25, and up to So per yard; -:fan. ,Hi .
4.:4n..5 ST., ID p . 49, .ss.2..' = '.i.'. '..
STRIPED SILKS at 70, 1886, Soc, and 81;
-t....s mai. 10 roi E.}-, o.. 'EH-s'~.
CHECKED SILKS ats, 80, 9oc.. and IL; nH-.
s:.t.t.. ttM2<>k 'ain..@b tNi3" 20 &c."
.CoLoRED SILKS at all prices. ~. 49,,
we are determined to close out our whole stock OF
SILKS, and have fixed the prices lower than ever
tv1o s. -yb'f@iI = LEVY BROTHERS.
+ = g.JI.G biz. =.;ta!'i:1 ~-'' ~ 49, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13
EXCURSIONS:
j CHEAP hoard Ar THE HYGEA HOTEL.
TIE TURF.

MATCH RACE FOR RheA 2
vi 5000 OVER FAIR <@&AEx~
FRIDAY. fJUsY: I3TnGA S-sss--ssaaS
race for 500 side, single dash quarter of mile,
win run oyer The FAIRFlELD TRACK on FRI
-.P.Paui names q. z. Bismarck; c. II. Dcz.cr names
8, m. Hope. <, y z.,a-l H.:;G ....t': i.'Stt- =,
fee 25e. 80. 50 = ,. ~ " 13-1ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-13

TIME AMERICAN SECT l1ARSu l.E,
.CGis PgsoarL Goods pat Up dg plss
iss aafS ss sssf sn
sIscade street, New York. y ssae's