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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-09

NJ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE RE-
DUCED their Al SOLID.COLORED CAM
BRIO. In navy-hlue and brown, to shc.-former
price having been 16c. ...-''
All DRESS GOODS arc greatly reduced to close for
this season.
In BLACK ALPACAs they have great inducements
Ia offer. See their silk Lnslrc ut soc. worth
fully 75c. They are also offering an Alpaca mt
37sc. that was soc the early part Of the season.
Their Alpacas arc the most superior mportcd,
aud are warranted not TO take dust nor change
BLACK SILKS at Blk. 60. G5, IS, IS. g5c; II,
1928, 1872; $50. sl.7o, sl.eo,sl.9o' s2.o''
Their stoc ana Of IMaifoRrED SILKS is the finest
ever offered IN this city.
Also. a very extensive stock OF COI-ORED SILKS,
49, almost every imaginable shade, and iu price
warranted against any house in the United
You can save at least nifty per cent. by buying your
BBh hAGtIr, GAsIMEREs now and at COHEN
cHE 1tiRs and STRIPED MUsLISs at 1899. re-
yICT0RiA Lawns down to close for this season.
Good GARTER-WE t;i a, 6 and ga yard.
300 yards SPOOL-COFTON 1T &c.
IEMSTITCIIED HANDKERCHIEFS, pure linen.
from ME lowest Quality to the finest. all reduced.
You can buy L certain quality mt 25c heretofore
LINEN HS : SfiEET1SG at sc.
PILLoW-CAsE LINEN at 50 and 6cr' reduced
See 't their iiR'oN-FRAME ENGLISH HOSE at 22c.
reduced from 35c. o
Four snools of SILK. rs good the best made, 100
YAkD.WIDE LoNG-CLoTH CAMBRIC at 81,
10. l2L, and BE. ,,,-.,.,r.
The largest aud finest assortment Of CORSETS In
the rty-all the popular makes. trcnch-M0'e
CorsctS nj Csc. sold everywhere at 4Or.: AT DOC.
lust reduced FROM 75c. See their satin C0rscts,
in pink and blue.
Three pair DOMESTIC HOSE at 2oc.
BED-SPREADS at Ga and 76c.
CROCHET QUILTS reduced.
MARsElLLES QUILTS nj $3.50 would be chean at
81. HZS
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MINERAL WATERS.

4 GENCY FOR TIE SALE OF TEr
n WATERS FROM TIE VIRGINIA >PHl.,,"
AND OTHER CELEBRATED WATERS Eriv
OTHER SOURCES IN THIS COUNTRY .tVn -.
EUROPE-yIZ.:
WHITE SULPHUR. GrccnbrIcr county. WA.
ROCK BRIDGE ALUM. Rcckbridgc county. "a
ALLEGIIhNY. Montgomery county, Va
HEALING. Hath county. Va:
BUFFALO. Liuhia II and -, Mrcklenbnrc cng..v
Va:
BLUE RIDGE. Boleourt county. Va;
BLUE LICK. Kentucky:
CONGRESS. Saratoga. y. y:
IIATIIORN. Saratoga. y. y:
GEYSER. Saratoga, N Y;
CHAMPION SCOUTING SPRING. 'aratoy, y !,
KATALYSINE gettysburg, Pa.
VIC!IY. Vlchv. France:
BITTER WAITER. FricIrichshall. Germany.
BITTER WATER, rul!ni. Bohemia;
SETTER. ScitZpr. Germany.
Salt. from the following Sprin.s. for rrn!i,r -.
ing The water. cXtcnporancOusly. very u-..f.g ',r
travellers or inyalS at Inaccessible points. can 20.
g nj per uIail--vz.. Rockbridge Alum Water Nh.
from the Rockbridgc Alum Springs, X pcr Sa,,,
seven Springs Iron AMI Alum Mass. " l-lin-.un
county. Va. 81 per vial: bedford A'uin md le!.s
Mass Redlord county. Va. Il per vial.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished gratis ou ann.
cation.
1916 Main street, AMI NJ. :! ,.uy, Tl"r .'r,-.'.
jyl2-2m EIrhpouL
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4ithulond 1lspatth,
rur,psDaY AUGUST Q, 1871.
The Convention.

The proceedings at the several sttings or
the first day OF the Conservative Conven
ton will be found fully reported in the
Dispatch OF this morning. We invite at
tention to them.
The temper displayed in the assemblast
does not decidedly encourage the hopo OF
harmony in It's deliberations. The grea'
evil OF personal scrvility, is disturbing
cause. Men are not scrupulous as to either
courtesy or honesty when inspired by oe-
yotion to the personal interests 0, 'ne'i
leaders. When actuatcd by The h'Sn NV
tive Of devotion to principle and the pup''c
welfare their actions are dignihcd anu
worthy OF the nobility OF their cause. Fer
eonal sl,eciance, when it becomes tie gov
erninr principle in public affairs, IS &c
grading as well as iniuriolSly exciting. We
have TOO much OF this in Virginia. Ii Is
growing worse and worse; and unless 1t Is
checked we shall find poor old Virginia
sadly reduced in dignity and rcSpcctamong
communities.
We arc not in deSpairing condition
about the Convention. We fear a rupture;
but we still rely upon the better part OF the
body Cor SEINE action that will help to lift
UP old Virginia and transfer her from the
descending track along which she has been
moving with far too much celebrity. We
await the final action OF the Convention
with much anxiety, but with a strong feel
ing of hope for happy turn in its delibe-
ratj0nS
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A Brazen Preyancation.

In looking ut General MAnoNki.,s, 81 famous
reply to CoLLIEsoN to find some matters 10
which attention has been called, our eye
was arrested by the following paragraph;
"Mr. Coilinson says that the respecta1s,e
people of Virginia have hailed with Joy yyo .de
present change OF government OF our lo mi
iIThe placing OF the Atlantic, M'ss's Wbpt
and Ohio in the hands Of receivers =" ,, Ia1
evidence he has OF such FACT, anu WI" ,he
constitute the respectable portion o, ,o one
neonle of Vrgiuia." he does not zen y: 10th 10th
Certainly but two papers in Virginn nressea
~ them Radical in politics eXp pre- ,'n
anv other than the deepest rcsrcS, IL INC -"
wise proceeding melted by him. W.
Is there an intelligent gentleman IN VIZ
c,nia ut all acquainted with ordinary occur
FENCES that does not know that this state
ment is sheer assertion, with no foundation
in TRUTH ,,,,
This paragraph is from General MALONE )
long letter to the bondho!ders OF the Atlan-
tic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad COM
pany, dated Petersburg, November = 1876
I'D. Az
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. - = 1ssz-s--
EXCURSIONS.

THE LADIES OF CENTE-fASIsll,r
/ NARY CHURCH VIII make itheri&
third. mud last EXCURSION this season to OLD
.P(IFNTnauti NORFOLK on HUkSDA the Esd
of August, and every arrangement has been made to
The steamer JOHN SYLVESTER will leave her
wharf Mt 7 O'Clock on the morning OF The 23d, and
will reach Old Point in time 10 allow the excursion
lists to enjoy boating, driving, battling, &c. before
night. The steamer Will then proceed to Norfolk,
where she will remain till the morning Of the III,
and Will leave for Richmond at O'Clock, calling at
Old Point on her way. r.-
A letter from Mr.. Phoehus, the proprietor OF the
Hygcia Hotel, Mt Old Point, says he can accOmmO-
date 200 persons the Esd, and few things can be
more delightful than an afternoon aud night spent
ut this charming resort Fortress Monroe and the
Soldiers Home are within walking distance, and
possess many attractive features OF interest.
Persons stopping ut the Hygcla can obtain supper,
lodging. ard breakfast for $3.50: but any one Of
these singly will cost 81. Parties can remain
week for $3.50: Meals on the steamer. Soc EACH
Fare for the round-trip, go. Tickets good for one
week. Children under twelve years, half price. No
charge for children under five years.
Tickets eau BIZ purchased ut a. W. CARRIERS: OF
r. p. Iludgins. ut Courtney PowellS, Broad street
j. Morton, nj Merchants National Bank and ut the
terminus OF the street railway on the morning OF
leaving. No tickets will he sold at the steamer.
committee of ladies will take charge of ladies
without escorts bnt will not he held responsible for
the comfort OF any who does not request their
services. Names Of the committee can be a=ccr-
Ia med OH inquiry ut the places designated for the
sale Of tickets. all 9-lt
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DEATHS.

Died, on the morning OF the 9Th instant, MATTE
GARLICK,, Youngest daughter OF William H. and
HENRIETTA r. PITTS. i'm the sixth year of her age.!
Her funeral VIII take place FROM the residence OF
her parents, 52STwenty- street: THIS (Thurs,
friends of the family are In sited 70 attend
Died August 18th. vIRGISIALgoNs,ag aged twen-
ty-olr years daughter Of the late George and Mrs,
Her fneral Will take place from First African
Baptist, church, ION Broad street, THIS tThurs-
fdayl MORNING at IL O'Clock Friends OF the family
are invited to ATTEND. -. IL Fl
the 9Th ipstant,' at 6 O'Clock 7. NJ, NICHOLAS
PRAY, in the twenty-scyeuth year OF his age. He
leaves wifeand one child to mourn their irrepara-
bic loss. - h1'.''..' - = ~ -
: His funeral will take place from ST. Peters Cathc-
dral THIS tThursdayl jEVESINGl at O'Clock.
Friends and acQuaintanceS Of the family are invited
/ Pittsbprghpapers please copy.,'!...,i pcI#
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An Appeal to the People.

[From The Lynchburg Tirginian.J :.
There is great interest manifested outside
the State in the doings OF the Convention
which assemblies at Richmond to-day. No
sincere friend of Virginia. and no son Of
hers now living abroad, has any other wish
than to see the lordly old Commonwealth
preserve her proud esctltcheon undimmed
by the stain Of reputation. Even the New
York Times Republican, says: Naturally
the citizens of the Old Dominion arc reluc-
tant to. follow the example OF some OF the
swindling States and repudiate their State
indebtedness. There is et,enough honor
left in Old Virginia to stand up against the
monstrous proposition to do by the State
debt what no honest man would or could do
by his own debt-refuse to pay it, principal
or interest" We hope that the action OF
the Convention will justify the assertion OF
the Times. But ii it fails us through any
unmanly fear OF the regulators we must
appeal TO the people. =, .-. e..
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,,hnso interests your correspondent see! iht
Wnose ; ,n,s to serve; it Is due to the eigns
50 anx,Sas - m ho Is ha ana
sen rhemId he necessary In order to secure
t IL sao respectiul and crcditable considers.
them taats such charges should give the
ton 'a md should appear over bona Jtde
and reIiiabIe signature. md now, as know
. ,,mu M referenceis had to me, andas nave
n ,""I disnosftion to'hide my identity behind
tbc citizens OF Fluvanna, l am
'''' ''s' C., s., THOMAS.
rO,u correspondent authorized lis to give
hts name to any person who, feeling ag-
.rrieyed, should demand it.. ..t.' ~
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THE VIRGINIA GovERNoEsHIP.-To-d ay
The Virginia Conservative Convention will
assemble at Richmond to select candidate
for gubernatolial, honors at the ensuing
election. The field ut present presents m
array OF candidates from which 1t is an easy
matter to select one for standard. bearer
who will do honor to the glorious old Com
The Valley will go almost SOL
idly for Colonel,F. w. NJ. Holiday, OF Wln-
chester, than whom no better man can De
chosen. We trust he may receive the nomi-
nation. and could we of Jefferson accord it
to him he should most assuredlyi have it,
Charleston w. Ea.) Spirit Of Jefferson.
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The idea of repudiating the States in
debtedness was lugged into the campaign
to the great detriment OF every interest in
the State, and without the remotest idea Of
producing any effect after the election; for
no Governor of Virginia, elected by her
people, no matter how bold he might be,
would or could have the temerity' to do
aught that would in the slightest degree
tend to detract from the. integrity and put a
stain upon the falr,name Of the old Common
wealth. tr0zette. ~ III !
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West Virginia's Capital.

The people OF West Virginia voted on
Tuesday upon the question Of locating the
permanent capital OF that State.
II either Charleston, Clarksburg, or Mar
tinsburc received majority OF the whole
vote cast it is to become the permanent cap
ital on and after the 1st day OF May, 1888;
and il no place received r majority, then a
second vote between the two highest OF the
three places, and no others. is to be taken
in October, 1873.
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Tonight the Daniel party are iubiant
because the State Committee allowed them
the temporary chairman, who will be Colo,
mel Lamb, of Norfolk. This, however, will
afford but little advantage, rs the district
delegation will appoint the Committee on
Permanent Organization, and the Hon.
Marshall Hanger! II Malone man, will be
permanent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. telegram
to Washington Republican. .,.'" >.
A good Joke ON Mr.. Hanger.l --.-, ..
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>s,ys,sas ~.rsss..
become, zMQREsC CHANCE TQs.s'rAsgkss'
BARGAINS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THIS WEEK.

The great closiDg-eut sale Of SUMMER DRY
GOODS, NGTIONS,.&c.. at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
-~-a COL BROAD STR EET,
will continue for fifteen days longer aud therefore,
Il advise IN early cali from all In want OF bargains
would call special attention to my stock Of HOUSE,
FURNISHING GOODS, such as BLEACHED and
BROWN SHEETtSGS. PILLOW-CAsE COT
TONS. BED-TICks, MARSElLtES QUihTSs:
TOWELS NAPKINS. TABLE-LfNESS. TAB. r
ae,iBsebOTHs; CURThIN.LACEs-a OF which !
am selling ut for the next fifteen DAYS TO reduce
stnekand make change I'm the business.
lam also Offering nv entire stock OF DRESS
GOODS suitable for the present and coming season.
BLAtk tLPACAS. GRENADINES, WHITE
GOODS: all kinds Of CaSSIMERES, LINENS,
JEANS, WHITE AND COT.ORED FLANNELS,
at cost to reduce stock and make change In The bust
ness
PARAsOLs-a great sacrifice In them, as am &C.
terlnined TO close out the stock for the season.
Give me call o n PARASOLS:
One thousand CORSETS from SOC. to S2-Some
great bargains In them ALSO the celebrated COO
. LEY CORK CORSET, only 81 worth $50
Don't fail 10 give Inc IN early call.
WILLIAM THALHIMER,
au l COL Broad street.
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Reputation in the Convention.

General MALONE denounced Reputation
last November (see extract elsewhere), and,
yesterday his friends in the Convention:
rudeiy interrupted that gallant and true
spirginian, Colonel LAMB, Of Norfolk, for
aliuding 70 the subject in his speech, on TAX.
ingitbes chair. General MALONE has; taught
his satellites that they must stpru whsneyerr
me does, and they seem To- be dotsrsminsd
]. 20 force, other people ~ % "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE LARGEST DIX f-GOODS ESEABLISHhENI
IN.THE CITY,
where you can find q large assortment Of
! = DRY, GOODS.
Which they offer ct extraordinarily low prices
to reduce stock before getting in their fall supplies
THEY NOW OFFER GREAT BARGAINS.
SILKS, CASIiMERES, ALPACAs,. MoEiA1Rs,
POPLINS, BRILLIANTINEs, GINGHAS1s,
and BALERNOS;
BohBAZINEs, TAMARTINEs, AUSTRALIAN
{, CREPEs, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, and GREN-
ADINES; 't-~rrs . sf..' ..1-.
SWISS, NAlNsOOK, CHECKED, STRIPED, and
CAMBRIA MUSLINs;
PIQUEs. GRAss-CLOTus, LINEN sC1TISGs,
and MARSEILLES; .... ...,.. ..
TWEEDs, SATINETS, CAsSfMEREs, JEANS,
BROADCLOTHs. CHEVICTS, and FLANNEL
sUITINGS:
TABLE-CLOTTs, TURkEY-RED DAMASK, and
DOILIES:
NAPKINS, TOWELS, TRAY-CLOTHS, and IT,
DIES; ,......
LINEN. and COTTON sHEETINGs; e.
LINEN and COTTON PILLOW-CASISGS; 81.
FLASNELs of every description and large as
sortment of BLANKETs-a very cheap;
LINEN SUITS for ladies at one third less than regu
lar prices: - e.
A full assortment of NIGIIT-GowNs, DRESSING
sACQUES, DRAWERS. CIIEMIsEs, CORSET
COVERS and APRONS;
WHITE and COLOKED CORSETS In all sizes and
qualities; ..,...
HOSE, SOCKS. and GLOVES of every description;
UNDERSHIRTS for men, women, and children;
GEkTLEN1EN'S DRESS SHIRTS of our own
manufacture. made OF WAMSUTTA COTTON
and PURE IRISH LINEN. completely finished:
have only to be laundried before wearing price,
81 for opcn-back and sl.25 for open-front
shirts; we warrant them as good as any $3.50
shirt In this city:
SOCKS, GLOVES, TIES. CRAvATS, SCARFS,
HANDKERCIlIEFS. SUSPENDERS, NIGHT
CAPS, and BRACES;
WORkING-COTTON, KNITTING COTTON. and
COATS and CLARK'S SEWING-COTTON:
SASu-RIBBONS in all qualities: GROS-GRAIN
RIBBON in all widths and colors:
LACE CURTAINS, MUSLIN
CURTAINS. and CURTAIN MATERTAL:
wINDO SHADE and CURTAIN FIXTURES:
MARsE1LLEs. IIoNEY-COMD, ALEXANDRA
and BRIDAL QUILTS:
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INsERTINGS, TOR
S.. CHON EDGINGS and lNSERTlNGS;
GUIPURE, BOBEIS. and
SMYRNA EDGINGS:
vALISES. SATCIIELS, and MON EY-
BAGS:
POCKET-BOOTS AMI sIIAWL-STRAPS;
LUNCH, INFANTS, KNITTING, and WORK
BASKETS; Is. i.~.
PURSES, BELTS. FANS. and FAN-CIATNs:
DRESSING. FINE. SIDE and BhCk-COMBS:
EARRINGS RREAST-PINS. BRACEL EFT :,
SIIlRT-STua)S, COLLAR. SLEEVE and
CUFF-BUTTONS: 5....-
BIBs. COLLARS. COLLARETTEs. and RUIZ
FLIES: .. ~ -.-.. "..-. II.
LACE and SILK sCARFs. BOWS, and TIES for
ladies: ~
sILK. CAMBRIA, LAWN, and LINEN HAND
KERCHlEFS;
CoLGA TE'S SOAPS. EXTRACTS and TOLL EFT
WATERS; -
REAL MEXICAN HAN1MOCkS, and thousands OF
other articles all of which will be offered mt the
- e.. LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Maiu street,
AMI .".i.'. 'f Richmond, Va
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MEETINGS.

IMPORTANT +, NOTICE--I. O., g. T.
Il TRINITY, LoDGE-All. the Good Templars of
Richmond are cordially tnyitedto attend their reg
ular meeting on: THURSDAY EVENING az g
O'CLOCK in Leyy's Hall. There win be distinguished
portions Of the State who are visiting members and
delegates to the Conventions and viii be present ut
exnected. Byorder of - :" :,
, Hpp> setF :esWoRTHY CHIEF TEMPLAR.
..su Gilt .:1lslt5 Il 81 Trinity Lodge
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TTHE uYGEIA HOTEL.

L VID TVINT IUWFDRy =,
Situated within 100 yards of Fort Mpnrte. ,,,.
all the year. Special attractions for .unnc- n...
ample capacity for 500 guests Has all modern IN,
proyements. Six daily mails, and telegram, q. -.
Fifteen to twenty frst-c-s steamers Ind DAFT,
cept Sunday $50 yards from The door ~,;,.xt'
beach for bathing at the dnor-stcp. and rral r,.-
May until November. Boating. fishing and dit.
specially attractive. Send for circular dc.rrfa,
hyyieRic advantages, terms. &c.
my l-d&w3m II. PHOEBUS. Pgoprfr,n-
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nAGGERS'S SPRINGS,
~ BOTETOURT COUNTY. =,
ten miles from Clifton Forge. Chesap~ak" ard =, -
railroad. ''''

This small but delightful WATERING pr ,,.,
has been thoroughly renovated and newly Gar,,i.te
this Season. ''
Board: 50 per day: $40 per "rck: go ~! "a,
per month Accommodations nr-t-claSs go
For particulars, see circulars at the dr1ig-.,G-cs
~ Aim TAYLOR e BEAN Ill.,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
;pICHIoND. mozart, ASSOCIATION

rho rcrrI.r weekly solrec will take plnee ut Assoc
c,atkn Hall THIS (Thursdayli EVENING at sh
o'clock Admission only b 3. NJ Of the oor
MANNERS can Obtain invitaflon-carls application
at WYATT's 1nusIc-store, No. $50 Main street.
au9-1t So EHY
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DRY GOODS.
d L NJ 0 V A l. :.

o.. ,.'s.. COURTNEY & POWELL
will remove to their store, between Fourth and
Fifth streets on the first of September; therefore
offer the following goods at less than cost rather than
move them: ..'.r..... ... ...-f.:. &.
Best PACIFIC LAWNS, s and 10c.i. .s,... -.
FRENCH ORGANIZES, 25 and 35c. worth Soc;
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, 1ec. worth 25c.;
LACE-sTRIPED PIQUEs, 12s and zoe. worth 20
BLACK and COLoRED GRENADINEs-25c.
! quality for 20c.. Goo. quality for 37Hc., t3c.
quality for 45c.. 75c. quality for Soc, 81 quality
for 75c. $3.50 quality for $1.12S.Sl.7 quality
:. for 1928; ..'.,r-+' -E,-,
Ladies. and Childreu's BLACK LACE MlTs, zoe.
i a pair; ..ai' ,.rl.t -. -
Ladies, and Gentlcmcn's GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
THREAD GLOVES and PARASOLSa at cost;
Large stock of BLACK. GRAPE REMNANTS one
yard length, 75c.. 81, $l.25, and $50, worth
double the money .-.i..
Our stock Of LAUNDRIED SHIRTS we offer AT
sl.o5 have never been sold for less than $50.
- ..s'ilElt els BROAD STREET. 81.
M ,-ow between Eighth and Ninth streets
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DENTISTS.

JOSEPH WOODW ARD. DEN-E Ea
- list. sos FRANKLIN STREET. BE- c'TffY7.H
TWEEN EIGHTH hNr NINTH. TMENN.
THREE YEARS + Y Re K NCE Is AL
BRANCHES OF DENTISTRY. AETlFliINl.
TEETH INSERTED To LOON NATURAL ND
BECOMING. Persons "ith maltormntI"v Il mu.'i
would do well 10 consult me- Is have treated ~ma.
c;lsts with great Success. 3U S.lg,
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RECEIVED at L. STERN 81 cos,

lust RECEIVED at L. STERN ~ CO.'S,
- -. 523 BROAD STREET. T..
I q pieces BTA CE ALPAChS at &c. worth 2Ic.;
/ O pieces BLACK 4LPACASa at 25c. worth Soc;
s 1000 packs of PINS. four papers for &C.;
5OC crosses BUTTONS, twelve dozen for DC;
40 pieccs STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS 1t 10c.
: and 1870. worth 1896 and 20c!; -! "'5 =,
2 paInrs best NEEDLE for &C.: = So. ..a..-l
as pieces LINEN CRASH at half-price:
500 Yards IRISH LINE at bankrupt prices;
500 pieces best PRINTS at &C. and &c. Il yard:
FANS at Sc. and sc. for large size 49,, .,..
cases RLEAC TlED COTTONS Of the best brands TO
be rctaIlei at case prices i'5 ~. = /. Il.
% pieces SOLID BLACK GRENADINES at 12c-
worth 20c.: - 1871 - =.
25 dozen LADIES and GENTLEMEN.S UNDER
- SHIRTS at'very low figures: - -"
40 pieces SOLID-CoLoR DRESS GOODS at less
than half-value: --.t..r ,o....
NEW STYLE FiCHUS;
Best A ,S0FT-F1N1SH CAMBRIA fof less
money than common cotton. u.s.. .-..i
''' JUST OPENED
Over 10 900 yards HAMBURG EMBROlrERiFS
from large bankrupts sale in New iork-rrlces
lower than any In the city:
30 different STYLES of COTTON TRIMMINGS;
800 PARASOIS to be sold at cost;
TARLE-CLOTHS marked down to astonlshinsiJ
low prices '...
NV "ooo'' ~ L. STERN & CO.'S,
i,.ao - 523 Broad street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ENGINEERING.

OGVILx A MD: :g.MECHANICAL ENGI-
~, NRERING ut THEIR EESsELAERiP OLY-
INSTITUTE, TROY, d, Y.--Jnstructi0n
very practical. Advantages Unsurpassed In this
SHduates ohtHin lent positions. Re-
opens september 18th. For the Annual Register,
tmrGo aolrse of study and fI parEi-
eulars, address w ~, F. AID ANS, Director,
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MAJ TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY
GO TO
a. SYCLE BROTHERS. ..'

a SYCLE BROTHERS.
to buy your DRY GOODS We have IN Immensely
large stock of DRY and FANCY GOODS, NO
Ti0NS, &C, &C. and we will continue to sell at
reduced prices We will offer our entire summer
stock of Dry Goods Mt aad below cost so that we
will not have to carry any over to the next scson
Il o onened S2 900 worth OF CAMBRIA EDGE Ut
8, 10, 12,6, 16ai, 90, and csc. per yard;
We call specfal attention to the COOLEY CORK
CORSET. in pinkS, blues. and white. This Cor
SET IL the best-ftlirs and coolest Corset made.
SYCLE BROTHERS are agents for this Corset.
Three papers OF IlSS Tor &C. al S1ILf- biio-
THEIRS.
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GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
~ TO
WEST POINT,
On MONDAY. August l3'

-. -. By 30 3'.t o
CHICkAHOMtNY TRIBE, No. 81, l. .. X. VI.
This Tribe Is noted for good order and well-con-
Quoted excursions. Every arrangement has been
made to insure good order and n delightful: trip TO
our gucsIs aud all who wish 10 enjo the dcicaccS
of the salt water should avail themselves of this OPP
portunity. kessnich's Brass and String Band VIII
furnish music for the occasion. Train VIII leave
the York River depot promptly at s O'Clock.
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81: ladies, SO cents For
sale at Randolph l. Englishs, 1902 Main street ::
sCunningham's. druggist. Main and Twenty-tirst
streets: Scott's. druggist, Broad and Twenty-tifth
streets. and ut the depot. au la ,6.9.1O,l1
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A TTRACTIFE TICKET TO eTIem=,
OLD POINT,
*r INCLUDING BOARD.
On SATURDAY. August 11th, aud EVERY
Successive SATURDAY, until further notice,
the james River Steamboat Company will place ON
sale round-lrip tickets. good to Old Point, leaving
here ut 7 \. NJ, on SATURDAY and arriving here
on MONDAY AFTERNOON. including FIRST
CLASS BOARD at the Hygcia Hotel in the interim,
for ,he low price of So. So. o.. .E..
Meals on steamer AT reduced rae:-yiz., breakfast
Soc: dinner, 75c. go ...
Tickets for sale OH hoard steamer.
L. b. TATUM. .-
All T-Im, General Agent