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/ those who ii1labft tue Dominion OF Canada.
ITheY,are not at present cont eulplatinsg any
Union with. us, nor are we MAKING the
slightest oyertures. towards them pus the
continued growth III mutual interest, tue
quickened and .quickening influence 81 con-
slant intercourse, will, in my Judgment,
ultimately bring us together. ~. sf!if -
But we should gain nothing-ray, We
should lose'a great deal-~by eoncealiDg from
ourselves the palpable fact That, the control
ling political element In the South hoida
views which are OF war with the prestige,
and perpetuity Of the American Union.
speak sit here. to-day, In sorrow and not in
anger, and yet could not do justice to ray
convictions, if I should fail to speak 1t
plainly .s.ty .tgffF f-!, -. 3.ritsy
The consolidated strength OF the sixteen
States that were lately slaYehoiding is tre-
inendous political force, embodying almost
one half the Senate OF the United States,
mere than one third OF the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes, and almost TIVE fifths Of the aSg-
ereSate electoral. college. This enltire ele"
nIest il controlled by sinail minority OF the
i,eot,le sof those States. 1t will be- welded
Ii the future with the unityG an insolent
despotism; and it aims; at permanent dor1i-
nation m the government OF the country.
4fi{trkh
I believe that the men who IN battle and
III council savet the Union should govern
it. '.,o,:,,,
And finally, I believe that any policy
which contehplates, or by any possibility I'M
wolves, the annexation Of Mexican TERRITORY,
orGany other addition TO the disturbed ele-
ments of the South, is at war with the nigh
eat Interests OF every American citizen.
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PARADE OF ,fHEezIcHMoND As7Br NoRFoI RAIL.
|; III; ,ITARY-KMLED,BY AN aBFIcEE, esg, ~
soc fsbec1h telegram to the Dispatshls.:lf ~
NoRFoIK,s y A., July 4. The military de-
monstration By the Richnond and Norfolk oil.
soldiers in the two cities to-day was very
inposing-iully up to the programme, The
lunch at the National Hote l'ssyas r; merry IT
and feIicitous affair.
Major Jones S. Tucker delivered. the adj
dress Of welcome, and General Bradley
johnson replied and the occasion through.
out was very enjoyable
At 3 P. NJ. the Richmond troops left for
Old Point on the steamer Eliza HancoE to
enjoy the fireworks. m, :g,...2:s ~.
In whiskey row in, the ,Gosport section
of Portsmouth to-day citizen named John
Cherry was Shot and killed by Officer Rich.
ard Curtis, OF the police force. The officer
was committed to Jail.
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I believe that the men who IN battle and q
M council sayet the Union Should govern
washington:

THE PRESIDENT HAS ms PICTURE TAKEN. ).
;WAsH T1tSs;GlroS D. Gu July 4.-Nothing
transpired in POLITICAL financial, or dlpio-
matte circles to-day.
The President drove in from the Soldiers,
Home, and. spent some time at General
Brady's National Photograph Gallery hav-
ing his picture taken. A. ~, = 49, i, a.
COLLECTOR w0RTHINGToN. -. y
1t seems to, be, the intention to retain Col
lector Worthington in the Charleston Gus
tom-house until December There are
charges against him, but they are SAID NOT 20
affect the administration Of his office or his
recent personal career. 2, 81, - -
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
. RICHMOND, July 4, 1877.
The Corn and Flour Exchange was closed to-day
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rhe post. ss 9sthamp IN, Hsartso
c3dntf, "a, is GLiScoht i1aed for the Hant
OF postmaster. The papers viii go to
Richmond.
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UNDERTAKERs.

| CHANDLER &, SINNOTT,. UN-fAD
! " DERTAKERS AND G BINsET - -,
| tKERS No 100 Main street. keep OH hand full
stock Of WOOD and 3lETALLfCfsURIAL-CA
| and CASkETS. ,.., rr.~- -
small expense, enable us to furnish every thing OF
' ,e je 3o-S,Tu&Th1m
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE;
m r..:F WEDNESDAY, July 4, 1910
There was no meeting of the Stock Board To-day
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
~ 4 ifaa WEDNESDAY, July 4. 1877.
There were no sales on Change to-day
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CONFECTIONERIEs- de.


GREATESTiB ARG AIMS AT J.iD.M
UGATEWOOp,S FURNITURE WARE.EA
ROOMS, 300 EAST BROAD. sTRRETs-I have r.
now on nand The largest stock bare ever VI
offered fale which cannot be surpassed Tor cheap
FURNITURE viii find IL to their interest 70 exam,
inc my stock before purchasing Uphotstcyfnx aud
Repairing. Terms liberal. 3e 12r3m
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as: hogsbeaa-hoops. no demand; hicxory oaps,1
MiII.Feede
Shtpstu1: 55@8nc. a busifef ~
BYot1asfnB. BhGsf0gs q Dusliel. 49,
Whedt Bran. SOC. a 5ifsheE
Corn BrGn. TIC. per htsIel.
Powder, Shot, &c. II "a
Fuse: Toys mining. a5e. 1sl.25 ~ 100 fest.
Potceder: $S.75 by the fys kesss--less thzr fvt
Shot: Northern; 81 0@sa:s 80 n Sag OF rs ns. III
Grtndstones: 1xA2,4c, y ID. III @3
/ BY Tesegrapn. = - q ~ 81 e5ss
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE July A.-Cattfc during the mast
week were fairy active, and prices are H@Xc.
medium, 4a@44c.; ordinary 3@4c.: Innsf ssies
8 Ssa8c:; receipts, lsl7o head sales. 1880 bead.
q shade easier; light bacon, 6ka7c.; best. TEa7Tc:
receipts, 5,046 head. Sheep have been XsN INF
steady; range, 4@5c.; receipts, 3.s1 Is hoad.
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OOSc, tuu uOiOiuS Uluh tShhS2py A@NNS S~~S
that underlay the rebellion-a creed that is
utterly irrecotc reliable with alasting duration
TO the Union OF the States J. do, not have
the slightest doubt that these views are hon
estiy held BY those who ayow them. They
are proclaimed by able men with force; and
skill, not indeed of logic, but OF -sephistry,
which ,deceiyes the unwary, and sometimes
entraps even the Watchful. There can be
no doubt, I think, that AN overwhelming
majority OF the people of the country, and
especially of the North, are hostile to further
annexation OF southern territory. Thatwas
plainly shown when Nfr. Seward, sproposed
purchasefof the island off St.gThotnas, was
peremptorily rejected and still later, " hen
General Grants very earnest advocacy .os
the San Domingo scheme utterly failed to
secure support even at time when his Ad.
ministratiop was ,peetliarly powerful and
influential In shapin &ueasures and direct.
| ing policies. For o. period OF sixty years
from the adoption OF the Federal Constitu.
ton the annexation OF territory in the South
was afaVerite policy with our Government
In 1893 we purchased Il louisiana In
1915 we purchased Florida. In 1915
we annexed Texas. In 1848 We took
Ia vast urea from Mexico, and ~ 1851
We lpajaHai large price for "a small tue
from the same country. All these purchases
were made By southern Presidents except
the:smali one OIL 1863. and; that sbysa Prest
dent wholly devoted 70 southern interests
Mr.. Blaine then goes ifitU geography Al
considerable length. He. then says:tf w iie
tregretttng TINT our Government did not
island for It's extreme rights, both in- the
Northeast and in the n Northwest, would moi
attempt to force the annexation or the nc
tia, ~ In eng direction but
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TIE MOZART. "A, very iarge audience was
present at the Mozart nsNSicGte last evening
indeed, the ball was Internationally packed,
and became oppressively. warm. The pro
graniine.: was admifss selected, and, we
may add, delights salfIS Short. The announce
1nena igf4it tEyesteTday 70 tlo1bt accounts for
the great crowd, the, principle feature OF at
traction being the fact that Miss Alice
Swain would sing, And be It said in praise
Of that lady's unquestionable. abilities that
she never fails to draw o most 'fiattering
and appreciative audience whenever she
graces the Mozart with her presence. She
sang Cd Amor Sull Ali Rose," from "Il
Troyatore," and that lovely song OF Schll-
bert's-"Who is Sylvia ?"-in her usual
style, which is exceedingly graceful and
almost faultless. 3j" 49,. fs.a
Mr.. Kessnich's violin solo, fantasia from
"Lombardy," by Singelli, was we'll given,
as was also the string quartette, "Andante," j"
Opus 8, by Haydn, played by Messrs. Kess-
mich, John Reinhardt, Thilow, and Jacob
Rein hardt, though in the latter piece there
was at times slight weakness and want OF
accord observable. ,,., d.-.
The orchestra played acceptably the
"Pique Dame" overture, " Farewell Medi-
tatioD," and Recollections OF Weisbaden -
waltZes. The "Pique Damen overture,
however, we have heard them give better
and with more expression.
Haydn's "Farewell Symphony" which
is fitting ending for an entertainment OF
the kind, concluded the programme last
evening, and was greatly enjoyed.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH

intending to move to 1902 and 1904 Main street
l3ls is for remit, will offer until
MARCH l0Tn
MANY thousand books in all the departments Of
literature at reduced prices, many of them below
cost for net cash, c. q. d.
The following are few of the most prominent:
HoGARTH, :l5; cost $50. Same, 8 ", So; price,
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. 2v. sl5;
cost $50.
FAITHS OF THE WORLD: OR, DICTIONARY
OF ALL RELIGIONS. 2v. $40; cost $1S.
MOORE, MILTON, SCOTT. BURNS, CIIAUCER,
ROGERS, HOOD. WORDSWORTH, and other
POETS. Fine editions at Soc; price, $3.50.
lRylNG'S WORKS. 26v. $50; price, S32. r
WAvERLY. 23v. $ls: price, s29. Same, 6 w.,
sl5; price, $25. Same, l2 ", $25; price, $50.
Same, l3 v, sl3: price. $40.
DICKENS. W, SIS; price, s25. Same, IA V.
$40; price. sl4. Same, Is ", Sl2; price, $40
Same, 10 ". s25; price, $45.
BRITISH POETS. 3v. SIS: price. $24.
TENNiSON. l V. or 1Qy. "a price, $40.
LEVERS NOVELS. 27v. $50: price, $35.
HAWTHORN. 9v. S12; price, $40.
COOPER'S NOVELS. 32 V. S25; price, s4S.
MACAULAY. 5v. $3.50 and $40; price, IS and
Sl5. e. $500.
BYRON. v. So; price, so. Same, II v, SIC ;
price, s25. ..., -.....- ...
SHAKESPEARE. ev. SO; price, SO. Same, 4 v,
So: price, $12.
FLETCHER'S DEVOTIONAL BIBLE $50;
price. $40. .-... .a.. is. sr.. .#s-sA !. ..
WASHINGTON'S WRITINGS. II V. Sl2; price,
S3G.
BESToN's DEBATES. lev. $50; price, $50.
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS. 81 v. $50; cost
S63. 90
II book k-buvers will call early they will save money
and help as TO move. ..... ~ fe 24-d6t&wlt
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THE THEATRE-JoBN E.. OwENs-MIss
KATE CEAxroN.-There was quite good
audience at the Theatre last night to wit
ness the presentation OF The Rivals, with
John E. Ovens as Bob Acres. Owens is a
charming old fellow and never fails to
please, and was last night the life OF the piece.
Miss Ella Wren as Mrs. halaprop seemed
to give satisfaction.
Tonight the Heir at Law is on the pro-
gramme. ..,.... ..........
The sale Of reserved seats for Miss Kate
Claxton's performances will commence to-
day. There are indications that she will
draw well, and those who hope to get desi-
rable places will have to 20 forward at once
and with money in hand secure them. Kate
is the most accomplished orphan in the
country. 1t is pleasant and profitable
business with her, and success everywhere
attends her efforts. n.. ..."-
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RADICAL ENDORSEMENTS FOR ORFICE.-A
resolution was passed by the Republican
State Committee. at the meeting held on
Wednesday authorizing the chairman only
to endorse applications for Office that are
supported by the recommendations Of the
applicants county or city and district COM
mittees. a.. ... .-... ...s
Senator Edgar Allan will be urged by
friends for appointment to the position OF
consul at Bradford, England. DR.. Douglas,
OF Westmoreland, now holds the place. 1t
Is comfortable retreat, worth three or four
thousand dollars per annum.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS. FOR To-DAY.-For the
South Atlantic States, increasing northeas,
to southeast winds, falling barometer,
warmer, cloudy, and rainy weather,. will
prevail i ,-., e.. .~u tisaiHnHs., al5 !!
For the East Gull States, southeast te
southwest winds, warmer, cloudy, and
rainy weather, vita falling barometer, pos:
sibly followed by cooler northwest winds
and clearing weather. a> .q4., Gu. .etI.s.
For, the West ! Gulf States, northwest
winds, cooler, partly cloudy or clearing
kWeather, with rising barometer. 2u q
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall.
ing barometer, northeast to southeast winds,
warmer, cloudy, and rainy weather. IT,,
For fhesM Idle, States, northeast to south
east ard possibly southwest winds, warmer
cloudy weather, and rising followed by fail
ing barometer. 81 a .!5. =
Cautionary signals are ordered for ST.
Marks and Jacksonville. r. r'' 81
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild
and pleasant. Last night it was cooler. :,
THERMoMETER YESTERDAY :6 A. :M., 81
9 A. H., 42; noon, 60; 3 P. NJ, 6S; q r
NJ. 60: midnight, 81. t..-. :. ss -..t
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ARREST. Jasper (colored), who
was in June last indicted by the grand Jury
OF Henrico County Court for cutting Henry
Brown (colored), and who has been at large
ever since, was arrested in Powhatau county
last Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff John w.
TaIiey, OF Henrico county, under q bench
warrant issued by his Honor Judge e. c.
Minor! He was examined Yesterday by
Justice Larus, and committed for trial at
the next term of the County Court. His
counsel, Captain George D. Wise, sued out
writ Of Habeds corpus on application for
hajliT{ n: .zI IT, =: s~G>--.< - {:
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DIRECT DEPORTATION OF SHERRY WINE TO
RIcHMoNp.-Messrs W. D. BLAIR & Co., 9O3 Main
street, have just received from w. d. G. Duff Cor
don, PORT st. Mnry's Spain, large supply Of differ
ent grade Sherr1es, Pale and Dry. These wines are
SUPERIOR, and are offered at very low figures.
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5 DUPREz g. BENEDIcT's MINsTRELs.-On
Thursday and Friday nights next Dnprez
ID Benedict's minstrels will give TIVE OF their
ever-popular entertainments at the Theatre.
The company was very highly spoken OF IN
Baltimore. One of the papers In that city
states that the troupe is essentially the
strongest that has visited that city for some
time. The voices are evenly balanced, and
In the choruses appear to unusually fine. .ad-
vantage, while the soloists, both basso and
tenors, sing the melodies peculiar to min,
strelry with an artistic talent and expression
not always met with in travelling compa-
nies. The farcical sketches with which the
nights amusementi abounded were provo
catiye OF undisguised merriment, and while
never descending to gulgarity, were as
broadly humcrons as any disciple OF Aomus
could demand. ~ sss5sss5 s.
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CENTARL LUNATIC AsYLUM.--The Senate
yesterday approved and sent to the House
the report Of the commissioners selecting
Petersburg as the place for the permanent
location OF the Central (colored), Lunatic
Asylum. Richmond could have easily Sc
cured the prize had she really tried for it.
Dr.. Cabell, the president Of the Board OF
Visitors, states that the institution expends
in our midst $50, 1000 annually, and that the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02

FROM WoRTH1NGToN & TIHGEs, Pharmacists
Baltimore, March 10, 1876 = We are assured by
the leading physicians that CoLDEN's LIEBIG's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoR.
AToR Is truly wonderful preparation, snd may be
relied upon as preventive against disease, and eff.
fectng positive cures in cases Of weakness, dcpres-
sion, fever, ague, and nervous afaIctions,
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b ssEAK-TaIEF CAPTURED. w illiam Wood
Son, colcred boy aged eleven years, was
arrested yesterday bY Sergeant Jeter and
Policeman Charter, charged with sneaking
into the store of CIV. Muily, 1706 Main
street, and stealing, four dollars from the
till. Subsequently Woodson entered the
store OF Mrs. Elizabeth Doran, corner OF
Twentieth and Main streets, and had his
hand upon the money-drawer when he was
taken into custody. He had two or three
.accompiices,s who VIII no doubt be arrested.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well-selected assortmen, Of NEW
TYPE, which, together Win our improved MA
caINEEY and SKILRuL azEEHANIcAI TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAs,
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most expe
ditjous manner. '"'
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-T Council Com
mittee on Light met yesterday afternoon.
and awarded the contract for furnishing coal
for the ensuing year to Frederick Fanlk-
ner 6 Co., of the Coal Valley Coal Com
pany, at $1.05 per long ton, To the Trede-
gar Company was ,. awarded de- the !, contract a for
pound, and to Messrs. Archer & Goodwin
the contract for furnishing bolts at Al cents
ner pound. !. nt+ 1. EN..T.---. .-t-.s =. :
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ADJOURNED MEETIsa OF THE BODY LAST
EvENING-THE PLAN AS PROPOSED BY
THE COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES COM
PETING PRoPosITI : THE PROPOSED
AMENDMENT AS TT STOOD AT,ADJuURN-
MEET OF. THE BoARD-A TIE VOTE. II
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POLICE CouRr, YESTERDAY. Charles Mad.
Eison, an. old-ti was up again yesterday
morning on the cid charge Of being drunk,
aud was sent 10 Jail for Ten days. .,fai.8
f., Theacase o1E; Milton Bosher; (coIored)),
charged with felonieus assault, was contin-
ued until Saturday. Is ,;s.E4 ,,,.s,te; ;f.5r;tts;;
William Adams tco1oredl, stealing bread
from the wagon OF Richard Adam, was
sent TO- Jail for four months. ia@ 3f.& S's.:. y
4 The case of Abrans 'Ctark and Francis
Morris {coloredh charged with stealing
three kegs Of butter srena p. .a. Harrison,
was continued until Saturday. 80. /.
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CATAwBA's NEXT LEcTuRE.-Mr. j. P.
Catawba will lecture for the benefit OF the
Konservative Kampaign Klub on Monday
evening next at:Assoeiation Hail. He will
be introduced by man who didn't care to
go to the Inauguration, and will himself be
inaugurated by the members Of the Klub.
He will have full house, as this is the Len
ten season, and yCatawba is'a peculiarly
lenten individual. Police. ~, '..faa = q
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THE WHIsKEY PUNcH.-The Mof'ett whis-
key-punch bill was put upon its engross-
ment in the House yesterday and defeated.
There were in favor Of it 45 Conservatives
and Republicans-total, 52; against it 81
Conservatives and II Republicans. All the
Richmond delegates, and indeed nearly all
of the representatives Of cities, voted against
it on account Of what they considered
onerous burdens put upon the wholesale and
retail liquor trade. The vote by which the
bill was defeated was subsequently recon
sidered, and the Motett bill and all compe-
ting propositions were ordered to be refer
red to special committee of nine. ..:
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The capture Of horse-thief by the Chief
OF Police was the principal source of repor-
torial excitement in our city. The equine
disturber Of the peace and dignity OF the
Commonwealth {whose name we could not
learn) will be duly arraigned this morning.
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n - PERSONALLY. P. Poe, of Baltimore, who
was associated with General Bradley e,
Johnson In the Chesapeake and f0hie canal
settlement, Is In the city. 49,
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LIFE TNsURANcE.-The Maryland Life Insu-
rance Company has now a surplus of thirty-eight
per cent. to policy-hofders which few companies
can show. This company requests parties wishing
life insurance to compare It's form of application its
assets, how invested, with other companies, and
most importantto poltey-hotders, the character
and integrity Of the officers OF the company
CHARLES HOWARD,
Genral Agent for Virginia,
No. Tenth street Richmond
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EDWARD G. GoDDIN,4 4 p. II, two brick tene-
rnents on Marshall erect between Munfcrd and
Giimcr streets. Z! Hli ;iss T-tE~it' gtE's&s !,
HILL 50 ANDERSON,a1 A. M, ,swruty-ol,e horses
atJ. c. Johnson's stables, RTankiin street.
e b. COOK, at 10 O'Clock A.,a, at his rooms FUR
s. niture, mattresses, stoves, &c. 80 ..,'.f.I,s
PERKINS ~ HARRISON, this rnoratng, large
qusnty OF eeaf. tobaegU.i g!iFl iSffsi
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EASTER BREAD tMATZoEs!.-I am prepared tc
fllall orders promptly. Orders from the country
solicited. r.. ADAM, IL and Is Twelfth street.
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! LADIES' FEAST AT TRINITY CHURcH.-The
ladies Of this church bayeD determined to
hold feast in, the. leeture-room of the
church, commencin Tuesday night next,
on which occasion they will offer their
friends such a. treat as will make their
hearts glad and open their purse.strings.
The ,proceeds.will go to the benefit OF the
church -, - t...:ss. 4e.frf. 4. ey..
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n. ELLYsoN s. Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertiscnents in all OF the newspapers or the United
States at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room viii receive prompt atten-
tfon. .'"
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SAVE MONEY by having Your printing done ut the
DISPATCH PRIsrlNG--HoUsE.. Good work, Low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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All kinds Of note, letter, fooscap, schoolcap, and
sermon paper at LEVY BROTHERS. Also, envcl-
opes of all kinds at much below regular prices.
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ONE HUNDRED AND sEvENTY-FIvE PIECES OF
Black Alpaca at LEVY BROTHERS., from the big
auction sale in New York. The cheapest ever Of
fpred Z.agt.tfE. -
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ENTERTAINMENT AT DIR. HoGE's CHURCH,
Tonight DIR. w. q. Taylor will give an .ex-
hibition in the lecture-room Of DR.. .Hoge's
church for the benefit of one OF the societies
Of the church. 9 OF course there will be Q
+ large attendance. '.'ss,, g, s4,,.,-..s. :,
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NOT SO BAD AFTER ALL.-Some Of the
firemen desire it stated that the damage
caused by water at Rev: Mr.. ,Michelbacher's
day before yesterday was not their fault, if
any damage was done. When they reached
the house, although very prompt. the fire
WAS 0llt .- 80 - = IL. - -. = -E-l =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02

NEW STYLES calicoes, eambries, and percales, at
LEVY BROTHERS,. Also, large assortment of
bishop lawns, cheek muslins. p!ques, and curtain
muslns. -...t.. ..-f.. -. H.. ..rfar. s'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02

REMNANTS OF DREs GooDs.-The largest assort-
ment yet offered. Now for cheap remnants of de-
sirable dress goods at LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02

ANOTHER lot OF those damaged handkerchiefs fol
men, women, and children, atLEyY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-02

s No MORE FUEL. After this week no more
fuel will be issued by the city to the poor.