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The Virginia chivalry will decide to-day
whether it intends to advocate Reputation
OF the obligations o! the State or to insist
upon their honest fultilment. To northern
mudsills who regard reputation Of debt
as grossly dishonorable, it Seems a little
queer that southern cavaliers should have
among themselves differences of opinion re-
speeding such 4 very plain matter. But
while the southern cavalier is exceedingly
cbivarous about some things, while be Will
readily fight Il duel to avenge an insult, and
will take any amount Of trouble to poke a
ring with a pole at baby-tournament, he is
often wanting in sensibillty in the matter OF
paying his debts. In Tennessee, North
Carolina, South Carolina. and other States,
he has already kicked his creditors out OF
doors. Whether he will pursue the same
course in Virginia remains to be seen. II
looks ut this writing as II the honest men in
the Convention have fair chance OF carry
ing the day.-Philadelphia Bulletin. 4
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Holiday for Governor.


T. . With more ;ubilant satisfaction than
we have enjoyed for many years tnat we
record the grand result Of the deliberations
~ fhe Conservatives. F. W. NJ. HoLLI-
nav. OF Frederick county, was on yester-
dav nominated for the Office OF Governor ot
Virginia by the delegates OF the Conscr'a-
tive marty in Convention assembled. Happy
indeed is 1t for Virginia that go excellent
gentleman and so able statesman rs ME-.
HOLIDAY has received this nomination.
This selection seems to be n sort OF reha-
,;,i,,,ion Of Virginia in the dignity and ma
,nStv which distinguished her IN petter
dave Mr.. HOLIDAY is q man renowned LOT
h;s n,hnc devotion and his unsullied IN
.orr;tv He has maintained through lie
.,,.r,cter for sclf-abnegation md earnest
devotion to the public welfare and the pun
lie dignity. Pure and incorruptlble IN bis
principles, and elevated in bis feelings py
ibc high sense he cntcrtainS Of public duty,
ne is inapproachable by any means that
wear the remotest feature OF questionable
nropricty or doubtful honesty. His theory
OF public virtue is OF that stern and I'M
Welding nature that were CATO himself in
the Governors mansion 1t could not be
more completely guarded against the
schemes and contrivances OF Discrimination
and corruption.
Virginia may be proud Of such helms
man to guide the ship OF State. He couid
never yield to the plots and intriSues OF un-
scrupuloYs trickSters for personal advan-
tagc and profit. He is able and sagacious'
and. rs patriot, will be as immovaole as
granite when lie takes his stand upon the
rights and welfare OF the State whose safety
and glory it will be his duty to protect.
With Mr.. HOLIDAY as Governor we are
therefore reioiced. The Conservative Con-
yention could not have selected better
man. He will preside with honor to the
Old Dominion and to himself. uer reputa|
ton will be safe and her interests VIII be
guarded with an ability and jealousy that
we may entirely contide in. We lift our
voice with hearty energy in applause ZOE
the noble gentleman who has received
this nomination, and with renewed 1alth
and devotion we shout, LONG LIVE THE
COMMONWEALTH!
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The Platform---No Reputation.


The Convention adopted last night plat-
form. The debt plank is exactly right, and
is in harmony with the opinions so clearly
expressed by the Conservative nominee for
Governor. 1t declares that the Conserva-
tive party of Virginia would scorn to repu-
diate her just obligations, and will preserve
inviolate the public faith and credit. Yet
the platform proceeds to say that the
Conservative party views with anxiety
the accumulation Of the State debt,
and recommends that the Legislature
retrench expenses and use all honor
able and Just means to bring about an ad-
justment of the States obligations so that
the payment of interest upon the debt may
be brought within the resources Of the State,
sc. This is what all Virginians will approve.
We refer to the text of the platform in the
report Of the proceedings, which was
adopted with only very few dissenting
voices-not more than half dozen voices
so that this adjustment question is now
brought down to point all understand,
and We are sure the people Of Virginia
will ratiiy.
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Justice to the Valley.

The nomination OF Colonel HOLIDAY for
Governor is an act of justice to the Valley
which all will recognize. We are no advo-
cate OF sectionalism in elections to office.
The question first should have reference to
the ability and fitness OF nominees. But,
other things being equal, it is proper that
the claims Of sections should be considered.
Colonel HOLIDAY had no superior in The
field, and as the section where he resides
has had 80 few representatives in the Gov
errors chair-as General EcHoLs said, for
the space OF one hundred years out Of torty-
one Governors the country west OF the Blue
Ridge had only SeUen Governors-it is time,
and emineutly proper, that upon Mr.. HoLLr-
DAY should be conferred the nomination.
Everybody will be satisfied at this act Of
proper consideration for the Valley. ..,si>
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where you can find large assortment of ;
LEVY BROTHERS

DRY GOODS, .j'
which they offer at extraordinarily low prices, so As
70 reduce stock before getting In their fall supplies
THEY NOW OFFER GREAT BARGAINS.
SILKS, cAsHMEREs, ALPACAs, MoIiAlhs'
pOpLINs. BRILLIANT1NEs, G1SGiAMs'
and BALERNos; 49,. ..r....
BoMBAZ!NEs, TAMARTINEs, AUSTRALIAN
CREPEs, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, and GREN-
80 ADINEs; -... . 80, !!
SWISS, NAlNsooK, CHECKED, STRIPED and
CAMBRIA MUsLINs;
pIoUEs. GRAss-CLOTHs, LINEN sC1T1NGs'
and MARSEILLES; ..... 81.
TWEEDs, sATINETs, CASslMEkEs' JEANS
BRoADCLOTHs, CHEvIOTs, and FLANNEL
SUITINGS: ~ $500.
rABLE-CLoTHs, TURKEY-RED DAMAsK, and
DoILIES;
NAPKINS, TOWELS, TRAY-CLOTllS, and IT,
DIES;
LINEN and COTTON sIIEETINGS; >=..
LINEN and COTTON PILLoW-CASINGS;
FLASNELS of every description and large as
sortmcnt of BLANKETS-all very cheap;
LINEN SIjITs for ladies one third less than regu
lar prices; ........
A full assortment of NIGIIT-GOWNs, DRESSING
sACQUEs. DRAWERS, ClIEMISES, CORSET
COVERS, and ApRONS:
WHITE and COLORED CORSETS In all sizes and
qualities; ,....
HOSE, SOCKS, and GLOVES Of every description;
UNDERSIIIRTS for men, women, and children;
CENT? EMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS of our own
manufacture. made of WAMSUTTA COTTON
andPURE IRISH LINEN, completely finished;
have only to be lalrndricd before wearing; price,
81 for open-back and sl.25 for opcn-frnnt
shirts: We warrant them rs good as any $3.50
shirt in this city;
SOCKS, GLOVES, TIES, CRAVATs, sCARFS'
uANDKERCHIEFs.S USPENDERS, NIGHT
CAPS, and BRACES;
WORKING-COTTON,K NITTING-COTTON, and
COATS. anu CLARK'S SEWING-COTTOS;
sAsI-RIBBONS In all qualities: GROS-GRA1N
RIBBON in all widths and coors
WINDOw-sIIADEs, LACE CURTAINS, MUSLIN
CURTAINS, and CURTAIN MATERIAL;
WINDOW SHADE and CURTAIN FIXTURES;
MAPsEILLEs. HONEY-COMB, ALEXANDRIA
and BRIDAL QUILTS;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS, TOR
CHON EDGINCS and INsERTINGS;
yALENtIENNES, GUIPURE. BOBBIN, and
SMYRNA EDGlNGS;
TRUNKS. yALISES. SATCHEI.S. and MON EY-
BAGS:
POCKET-BOOKS and SHAWL STRAPS:
LUNCH. INFANTS, KNITTING, aud WORK.
BASKETS:
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tRssPEAhIf
RAILROAD. J
OF, TRAINS.
COMMENCING NAY Il, 1877.

COMMENCING SlAl lS'''
THROUGH PASSENGER.
a.o,r ". Leaves Richmond TT ESDAY. TIL Ks.
DAY and SATURDAY. tOh!i.FS, ~
West Point with steamer Hassn u 49,
all points York river ahd pS''
more. Arrises IN Baltimore ~ . ~
NJ: connects with rsiI-lines Tor " 1"
ington Philadelphia, Ne" ior ON, ~,
r... ION and all western points. = onn' ',J
at Richmoud With trains ~ isVhI'g .J
and Petersburg and Chtr-!'aA' 49,
ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT. .,.,,
600 4. NJ. Leaves Richmond MoNDA1; "EN
SESDAY. and FRIDAY ana A.
500 A, NJ TUESDAY, THURSDAY. .hn , ,,s,,
ITRkDAY. Connects rith H'''' a. .
at West Point for river iznGhes
tjmorc, and all western points. vi D1
. ..r meets at Richmond With traln,oH . l.,>d
uoud aud Danyilic railroad hf y, and
A-t AMI Petersburg, aAd ChssA2'a"'
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
500 p. N. Leaves Richmond daily 'eA'S'' '
,.'. TnRouGH PAssENGEE; s,,y.
1000 M. Arrives a, Richm9,HTnr RpAY. Con.
Pc uects with trains on RlcsanI ohio
.t petersburg and Chesapeake ahu J R,,.
railroads Steamer Havan ea, ,r,..,
s..... Monday, WEDNESDAY, and tE i,a
DAY,st L. 81. C2nnses yors.
.a rains from Philadelphia, New; NxS p r%
xnd western points, aud A. mss,t he
with trxius for Ricamoaa 'N
s..- South.
THROUGH FREIGHT: :. wvp-
Ann p N. arrives at Richmond MoNDAl l."
NV - NESDAY, and FRIDAY ana SAT.
s.,6p N. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ahI,s, Il
URDAY. Connects with s's con-
West point from BsltiinoryS., Mic,
neots With Richmond aud IA ~, -,
... Richmond and Petersburg az" 49,
ncsIe and Ohio railroads.
ot'. LOCAL PASSENGER. c,r.
,o.oo. Arrives at Richmond iaiiy except sud ,nd
Ao'oo ~ "a day. Connects with Riehhohh' ohio
Petersburg aud Chesapeake anu Wv
,rs,.fer of frsish, At Riehlaoad TO o. I s.
,o ny n"lnts cars run through between
and West Point. iHs ., ,i,h loves. rates,
Careful handbag and Dispatch "''h '''>
guaranteed. 49,, ,,u,raateed rs.sS,
Through bills of laiips, Win sa ta,ts
xs,ed 10 an northern and western poihts. ,.ru aud
F1Throuxh tickets soldt all norshsssn'Si rnnsh
western points, and baggage ehsSksa Ticket or.
For tickets apply at General f:aiifosa uNtel snd
dee, sss Main strset al ne EssaennSSs sud D0lI
companyss depot, corner TwehtS-'hh"
streets, Richmond, va: ,,c,,s s,nerlu,eAdent.
MAS II. 1. Doeut4"s'
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It must be conceded, we think. that

1t must be conceded, we think. that
professor of guessing could not have more
nearly approXinated the true figures. Gen
cral MAHQSs received on the first ballot
seyenty-six votes more than we allowed
him, (but many of them were from counties
that we did net set down for any candidate,
AS follows: Bland, L: Buchanan, /; Char
lotte, :; Culpeper, 3; Fairfax, l; Lancas-
ter, 3; Montgomery, ?; Nottoway, s; Pu-
laski, 5; Roanoke, >; Smythe, 6; Tazc-
well, 3; Washington, 7-4S. These added
to the % gained in the counties which were
named in our table make up his whole vote
on the first ballot.
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How Others See Us.


We extract the following paragraph from
the Philadelphia Times: ...-.,.f
cit was pitiable spectacle that was pre-
scented in the Richmond Theatre yesterday
when a mob Of Firginians howled down Il
speaker who plead with Virginia Conven-
ton in the manly words that Washington
or Jefferson might have used for the main
tenance Of the pighted faith OF the State
with her creditors. The scenes OF disorder
described by our correspondent were dis
grace to a Commonwealth that has held
such high place in history. They were
chargeable to crowd OF people who seek
to nominate for the goyernorship man
who has boldly raised the flag OF repudia-
ton in order to induce the worst and
most misguided voters in the State
to rally to his support. The redeem
ing feature OF the day was the triumph OF
the more reputable members OF the Con-
vention in the selection OF g permanent pre-
sident who has taken even higher ground
in favor OF acknowledgment OF the financial
liability of the State than did the gentleman
who was Missed from the floor at the open
ing of the session. 1t is to be hoped that
angry passions will have cooled before the
Convention shall meet this morning, and
that the nominations made and the plat
form adopted will not put Old Virginia in
the catalogue Of States that have made the
plea of poverty cloak for cheating their
creditors"
The Times will have seen by this time
that the inharmonious and rude demonstra-
tons OF the Convention were checked and
brought to order, and that Virginia has
been carried through a storm that at one
time threatened her with calamity not only
,inharmed, but in manner honorable
to the State and de lightful to her people.
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me- COHEN BROTHERS HAVE Re
DUCED their A sOLID.CoLORED CAM
BRIO In uayy-bIuc and brown, to S5c.-former
price having been Ice. .......... ..-
All DRESS GOODS are greatly reduced to close lot
In BLACK nLPACAs they have great induceincnts
10 offer. See their silk Luslrc ut SOC. worm
fully 75c They arc also offering an Aipaca 1T
37Sc that was zoe. the early part OF me season.
Their Alpacas are the most superior imported ,r
and arc warranted not 10 take dust nor change
Dhs si.s5 s sis7 90 sa65'
Thor s stock i'n Of IMPORTED SILKS Is the finest
Also. very extensive stock Of CoLoRED SILKS,
almost every imaginable shade. and In price
warranted against any house In the United
You can save at least Gty per cent hy buying your
cHE EEE2Fbs and STRIPED MUsLISs at &c. re-
yIcTo GIs G lawns down to close for This season.
Good GARTER-WEB al G and SEA- yard.
+ o. C. WORkISG-COTTON at &c.
900 wards SPOOL-COTTON ut &c.
HEMSTTTCTIED HANDkERCIlIEFS. pure linen,
from the lowest quality 10 the finest. all reduced.
You can buy Il certain quality at 25c. heretofore
PiLL0w.CAsE LINEN at 80 AMI ccc. reduced
See t their iEoS-ERAAEE ENGLISH HOSE at 22c.
reduced from 35c. wanda 100
YAfRD-wiiDE L0NG-cLoTH CAMBRIA at e.,
10, 12h, and SC. ..,,l,,,s.,,,re-. !.
The largest and finest assortment OF COISEIS i'll
the city-ail the popular makes. Frcnch-N owe
Corscts at Csc sold everywhere at 40c. at 5Oc.
just reduced from 75c. Sec their satin CorsetS,
Three 1e BALI paIr D boz HOSE at zoe.
BED-SPREADS ut 60 and 75c.
81. . jy2S
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Acknowledgement.

RALEIGH TRArERs DANIEL was last night
renominated for the Office OF Attorney
General Of Virginia-a compliment well
deserved by the zeal and ability with which
Mr.. DANIEL has discharged the duties OF
the Office. One OF the most venerable and
accomplished OF the profession, he still
maintains his clear intellect and powers OF
research which have so long kept him in
the front rank OF the brotherhood OF law
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DEATHS.

Died, on Monday the eth instant, at his residence
In Amelia, THOMAS Y TABB, in the sixty-eighth
year Of his age. + -. raj q T. - 80 :iN
81 Died, Mt his fathers residence, in Chesterfield
county, August 4th. EMMETT G. JONES. SON OF
c; N. aud S. Is. Jones; aged twenty-six years and
three months .0''.'' -. -
Died, on Tuesday, August z, 1877, ut her resi-
dence. In Henrico county. after proracted illness
RACHEL A., wife of William W. Tenant, in the
dftieth year OF her age.
Blessed are the pure iuhcart, for they shall see
Godn = -
New York and Huntsville (Ala.) papers please
cOny
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, likes not. He will bs'acconipanicd.so ver-sa
mont and New Hampshire by Postmaster
General KEY, Secretary MeCRAgf, ana
either Secretary THOMPSON Or Attorney,
General DEvENS.
Tho Malone Vote.

Our last estimate of what would DEN! DC M
uo,yr.s vote on the first ballot was pup
lished in the Dispatch of August 2 being a
corrected statement OF that OF Juiy%. We
give it below, and in parallel column we
rive tho vote which he received in the same
COMMITTEES on the first ballot:
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION 60;
By TIE
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND TIE CAPEs
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1877.

The steamer ELIZA HANCOCK Will leave her
wharf In Richmond SATURDAY EVENING, Au-
gust th mt O'Clock; will arrive IN Norfolk Slli'
day morning at O'Clock; will leave for the Capcs
at lO1 O'Clock A. NJ, touching ut Old Point going
and coming. Returning to Norfolk about 7. NJ
will leave soon thereafter her return trip TO sch-
mond, arriving home early. Monday morning
REFR ESIIMENTS cain he had ut city prices, ana
regular meals can be obtained on the boat Al MI!
cents. .t
Rouud-.rip tickets, So; children under twelve
years, half-pricc.
COMMITTEE:
Hon, 4. NJ. Kelley, F. j. Reilley. r. McGoVerh'
james Golden, William Rankin, +. =. Burke, James
uayes, Arthur Rooney, John Murphy. III ll-lt
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Editors Dispatch: "Ie Deum Laada-
mas" .!
.." Gloria in Ercelsis."
"On earth peace and good will toward
men,
Hurrah for the Dispatch and Colonel
Holiday. ?. Fl.
RICHMOND, August 10, 1871.
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A Sentiment for a Governor.

The following paragraph is from Mr..
HOLIDAYS letter on the public debt: -.
But the road to prosperity is not
through the door OF repudiation--th is the
road to her doom. And I would not heckon
Office she may have can confer. Indeed.
what would the Office be worth when won 2
1t would be a barren sceptre,' II not q dis.
graceful prize" 4. i.,=.....
This is indeed proud declaration. TT il
Fit for Roman! 1t is better: it is worthy
Of o Yirginian! RI, ~
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The Georgia Constitutional Convention
on Thursday, bya vote OF 1875 to 16, passed
section OF the new Constitution which re-
pudiates certain alleged bogus bonds ISSUED
during the Bullock administration. 800
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC r. r. co.,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. - :
..#t sa RICHMOND, August 8, 1877. }.
OF TRAINS. .-r.1. .sra

On and after MONDAY, August 9Th, trains will
run on this road rs follows. f..
s:o7 A. 81 leaves the Byrd-Street station daily lex
- cept Sunday, connecting with the h<l-
timore ana Ohio aud Baltimore aud
= '=. .Ir.a Potomac railroad. due 1t Washington
s.... Mt lilo p. NJ; Baltimore at 3:l0 +.
#r NJ; Philadelphia " $40 i. NJ New
York ut 10:lS 2. NJ. -.... 81,
44O p NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily, arrfv.
p, 49, ~ ing at Washington at 9:36 r. d.
Baltimore at 1l:S0 p. ~. Philadel.
phla at $40 A. NJ; New York at SO )
A. n. Through sleeper from Rich
.stz- mOud to New York price OF berth,*2.
I:l5 p, NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, ior
Junction. leaves Rroad-Street station
,gut.t. fl ~ daily tSundays excepted. !.
700 A. II. arrives at Byrd-Slreet STALLION daily
leaves New York at sos the prcce,
i! II saaa ding evening"; Baltimore ut 1888 z.
l,,-r, .... NJ; Washington ut 1853 +. NJ. -
lO:45 r. NJ arrives at Byrt-Sireet staton daiy lex
cepE Sunday, Leaves New York NJ
i,fs lats.-, s.i5 a. NJ; philadelphia st 1905
+ ,fs...ys Il. M: Baltiinoreat Sis PM; Masi-
iuxtun ut $50 i. b., ysg.ss ss.s,.
sos A. 81, ACC0MNf0DATlON'T TRAIN arrives
-et3-IlI NJ ut Broad-Street station daily tSaas
days eaeepfedl. !" .a,,! ,.g.l,,n,c,.Si ~:
lib s'2lt, BEsu rah General Superintendent
G.. A. TAYLOR,
2S General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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-
- - :" SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1877. ''
=. THROUGH NAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. I-7:25 A. NJ, leaves Richmond: srr.,o, -,
= +.rrras BurseHilr GAG \. 81, Danc,aH,
i:25 L. ~. Grecusborr' AK
- +. ", Salisbury 5:30 p ~
and Charlotte 7:2G r. - H.
No. 2-4:2S A. ~, leaves Charlotte: arrir., .
Salisbury G:lS 4. ~ fr.c,
81. boro'. 500 a. H., pan,fn;...
!O:!S \. NJ. Burkevllin p.G,
/. h..and Richmond4 -
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY
No. 3-10:50 +. NJ, leaves Richmond: arrives a.,
"a: 81 \: n, IRE; rr;n. e.%;
SAP A. ~, Salisbury IIGo
A. Land Charlotte III, - -
No. 1920 L. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arriyr. a. .,
Salisbury $50 =. H.. Gr,.a..
born' 10 J.. NJ. D4ny,llc lJ.,'i
a. 81. Burkevic i43 u
and Richmond 7:il 4. y. '''
LYSCHBURG ACCOMMODATES D,rfv
No. $1,000 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily ami =
rives at IIurkeriIIe 4, ~: a. ~
d., connecting y !th tLr -,
20: r. X. for all p>int. IN ~ ~ ~
southwest and the y.rl,'
springs and summer reSor,. ~"
The line of that road W
No. 6-I2:5O +. H.. leaves BurEcyi.le dIi'v ...
.-. ..... rivrs al Richmond 4; S:I2"
NJ. connecting with A. " i.
q. i. X. from ali pout. t''.,>
and Souti4"" :. aud r., n 80
-.... various spring and SUNNI. ,--.
SUITS tl tlIll ROAD.
Trains Nos. l aud stop only n Chn!a. i,o-,.
vile, kcysviie. brakes Branch RoznoSr ,I1,'
ScottsburG. Wolf Trap, Boston. Bark.dal~'. Ir,.L
Danvile. RcidsvIlle.ii greensboro. Thnlls.ri'r :,
hury, China Grove. AMI !iir-Lin" RaI:roz! ill.,
ton.
Trains Nos. and = connect al Dundee with -.
Virginia Midland railroad. At Greensboro r,' T.,
leigh. tiOdsboro' and intermediate. points -.,s'S
G. railroad. At Airline junction 1l,h Allan, s,;
Charlotte h!r-Iinc. Al fhIrlrt;c with C,-.:.
Columbia and Augusta rtl!rpn! - an! from,
points North and south.
Trains Nos. 3 and 1 viii sop - al station. ,.l
connect AT Richmond going North ana South ~,
the r.. +. & H. K. II. for Washington and al! ,nlg,
North and West, and with tn {. ! .. T.. !! -
Grecnhrer White sulphur aad other SHitn., in
West Virginia. At GrccnSrorr' with III" y :, a,.l Z.
y. w. y. T.. railroa l. To AMI from >i,rgu &c., Ia.
leigh and GcldsbOr0'. and utrrnI,riiafc l.3n,.
Al Salisbury with Western Y. {. railroad In...
trains run daily on RicInon! AMI Danv!ilr rail-
road AMI connect a. above. except grn. mort.
on Sunday morning and going south un Mun,,Y
morning. Trains making thl> connection run IA n,
on Richmond. Fredericksburg. AM Putolul. ana
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads except SGyGty
Trains on Y. ". v. &. railroad run from i,-f,r
bor0 tn Salem daily except >unigr af. lruY 49,.
10 Greensboro daily except SATURDAY.
Tickets sold I. MI southern ana us,i.~,.;.rc
points, and bagg:u," checked lirou-u.
Local tickets are good only fuf tr1n:lnu6is ,u,,o
between the points named oH 'a. ti"kc'4 ~ IA.
over checks Will he given.
7. VI. l.. TNGOTT.
General Superintendent
join +. MACMrEDo. General Passenger A,"l'.
~ ! |
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The President IL going to Vermont and
New Hampshire. lie does not propose TO
go'amongst the fshermeu OF Maine. There
10 an odor there Just now that the President
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mi SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth ;streetsl.--Rev. HENRY NC
DONALD, d. D.. will preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
NJ and az p, M. ..r ....... .-. 49,
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fyTAY-sTREET METHODS 7

NJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(corrcr Twclrth and Broad streets). -Preachlng by
The pastor, Rev. E., w. WAnREE, D. D., Mt II A.
M, and Sk PM ..'il; IL. r-....:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-11

DARE CHANCE.-GRAND ANNUAL
IL EXCURSION TO GORDONSEILLE. VA.
SUNDAY. August ~, 1877. for the benefit of TIE
Chesapcake and Ohio Railroad Depot st $50 a. NJ.
precisely Returning. will leave Gordonsvlc Mt D
T. Nj. Tickets flor round trip, 81: children, SOC
Special arrangements have been made for all who
desire to 20. 6. W. LiGHTFOOT.
M I0-ot& Secretary.
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PRINTER, STATIGNER, &c.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nc. 3 Governor street. d,
PRINTING HOUSE, No. 5 south Eleventh street.
4 large stock Of FANCY and STAPLE STA.
TIONERY always on hand.
PRINTING OF every description neatly and
cheaply executed, including POSTERS OF any
size or colorS. :.
; Some JOB-PRlNTING PRESSES. q RULING
MACHINE, and u PAPER-CUTTER for sale cheap
al 9-lw GEORGE w. GARY.
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,UNDER'rAKERs.

TTAY5& SUTHERLAND go. fSa
III fsUccEssoRs TowfLLLAAMURRAY),>sz sssss'ae
- EURN1sHING tINDEAYAkERS.i ,'tsti
we keen On Hand 4 NIL Flock or WOOD md
MEyPEbLdG. BURIALrCASES sANDf CAsKETS.
Orders promptly attended tpin citylor county. ut
prices to suit the times. Also, FCRSITURE-RE-
RAIRINGi and UPHOBsTERTNG donein The best
manpar Mr., HAY Il tays ng had an iexnarience OF
fwenty-fye Years with Mr. Murray In the under
taking and Misunderstanding business, jy31-3m