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IRON snIPs.--The announcement thai
seven iron steamships are now beng con-
structed in the DeIaware-R River ship-yardss
and that JoHN Roach g Son, OF Chester Chester
have closed a contract with Pacific com
Epany. to build three iron steamships OF
eleven hundred tons burthen, excites the
interest Of enterprising gentlemen in n, Alex Al
andria, and they are asking, Why can't
Alexandria embark in the business OF ship
building? The question is pertinentenougb;
hut every place cannot become ship
building place. The Potomac affords! adj
yantages for ship-building, and also q fine
outlet to sea; but Alexandria needs the con-
censration Of expert workmen and expert
enced masters, and they are hard TO bring to-
gether. :: -; ,.' ..,i.j: no ,f,ayr III
Richmond and the James river are not
surpassed by any ,city.4o- river on the At
lantic shed in their facilities timaterial,
YARDS and exit, 20 sea = but Richmond, too,
has not The experience and skill. The James
pierces, the, very finest iron, mines; the
Chesapeake and Ohio Eailroad gives this To-
cality the command CT the best western tim
ber;; and river and rail bring the grand
pines Of the iCaroiinas and Georgia COM
pleteIy in our hands, When the monopoly
Of iron sbip-building on the Delaware is in.
terrupted I'VE look for the establishment OF
q part of;the business on the shores OF James
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It has leaked out that LASGsToN was very
reluctant to GO as Minister to Hayti; ) but he
was rid2culed into it.. He is very sore about
it. It il singular that the Haytiens should
at the same time have declared that they
preferred that white Minister should be
semitic their court, so called; but the Adj
ministration persisted in sending LANG
sToN. The, Alexandria Gazette suggests
that FRED. DOUGLASS should now be sent to
Liberia as q national representative at the
court OF that brave republic. 1t would be
most appropriate. t S'0@ 90
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The negroes in the northern cities are
broaching an agitation for abolition in Cuba.
That is a; matter; with regard: to which they
may thunder away to their hearts content.
How would they like q little, war for their
fellow--Atricanss There is an ipsurrection
in Cuba. at this time which has been going
on for twenty years or more. Thistle ne
groes may join If they can keep from being
caught and hung as were the passengers, OF
the Eirginliiuss..,. II, they get, to land they
may pitch in under. GOMEZ .tand GARCIA
these fellows: are always heading an ,insur:
rection there, and help free the slaves fo1
whom they are expressing, SO much sympa::
thy, Now i0r it. s1t.at tn 81. G1,,'t'@ IN
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- tComElunicated.] ,1g ,.f:z -
Fseasii uzfmenf OF the Public Debt.

=. REIMBURSEMENT Oh thc E.taDllc DeOtsi
!. AT last we have a proposition for. Hread-
iustment.Y,[ 1t is this: Gail a convention,
change the State Constitution 80 that uni
.formityi shall no longer be. the rule I'm taxa
ton, give the Legislature power, to tax the
States own bonds; and at a rate higher than
other property is taxed, and tax the consol
,bondsi out OIL, existence Iunless the holder
win give them up for IS re&djastment.'''',,: -
Passing, by the question whether 1.-THE
State, under the Constitution Of, the United
States, dean tax herrown bonds--that nj Is,
whether It wsuld NOT be q law iff,impniring
the obligation Ola contract y for the Legis-
RlatuEei to enact that, the State would only
pay nine hundred dollars in redemption Of
q contract to Ipay zone thousand--yet it, is
certain that, hoWeYernmuch our State Con.
stituhon might authorize the Legislature to
tax bonds Of the State held by citizens OF
Virginia, it cannot authorize 1t to tax bonds
of the State of5Yirginias or OF any other
party, held by persons notresidents of Vir-
.giniai 1t lis hornbook law that the locus
of contract is the residence OF theicreditor,
and mo. power. has jurisdiction to tax that
contract except, the power ,ini which the
creditor resides. This point was distinctly
ruled by the Supreme Court OF the United
States itrthe ease OF Estate tax on foreign
held bonds, y lbs Wallace, 300. Supposing,
then, that the State has. power to tax her
own bonds, the only class OF them which
She can tax: Is 4hose held by residents OF
virginia Should she tax these. ,0f course
allof them would be at once sold to parties
living out OF the State and the result
would be, the disgrace Of an attempted
Reputation, ending IN. an utterly vain
thing. IS. . =
q This being 50, no doubt the proposition
will be shifted TO one to tax the coupons.
Eos course the same principle applies to
coupons. held by parties resi- ding out OF the
State. But apart from that, II each coupon
is an inyiolable contract upon the part OF
the State to receive it as thirty dollaTs in
Payment Of. o 1eyy;of taxes {as aur, Supreme
Court has decided IL to be-, does Il tske
lawyer to SEE, that for the State 70. say that
she viii only receive that coupon in pay
mert OF twenty-five dollars is 20 impair the
obligation Of the. contract TO the ameHnt OF
/ i've dollars! Oh silly, foolish people !!
Not to know that the, laws win not allow
You to omplish iadirectlg what it for
bids you To. do directly lss.s. ,.,Tiil3, III
PrBLIc-D EBg NAN.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
~ :ats t.W OF OUR STOCK.
9S.CEET STORE.


D ECEIVED At THE 9g-CENT STORE
Novelties in BRONZE GOODS.
New WRISTBANDS,
New PITCHERS,
New VASES,
New STATUETTES,
New WRISTBANDS.
New MATCH-SAFES.
j.. New CARD-STANLS. &C., &C..
many Of them In patterns not before seen In town:
A large lot Of WATERPROOF UMBRELLAS. IL
Horn, Bone, Imitation Pearl, and natural lla!.-
dlcs--all sizes:
New BASKETS full line--ic: market. lunch
laundry, and clothes;
4 full line EALISES and SATCHELS both |"
Leather and Enamel Cloth.
Ak our. line of WALNUT FRAMES our friend,
know so well what they are It's only necessary
say they are in stock. Wehayc also one new ont
heavy three inch moulding, solid Walnut.
rs barrels of GOBLETS at 99c. 4 dozen.
We have now all sizes of our new WHITE SHIRT:
lao sets of six-ball CROQUET-tle best in town;
125 pairs MEMS PANTS at 99c.:
Another Iof OF, RUSTIC FLOWEG-EAskETS:
A few new patterns IN PoCKET-KNIvES-ns good
rs the best. ~, =. .r-...- g..
Catalogue free to any address from
ivl1 sos BROAD STREET.
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& me -,onve.ntion,-.-Asiius tsnent.

sS,{s; The Conventlon--AHJust
we have to-day authentic retdrns iron
Rappaaannock, which give HOLIDAY s. =
DANIEL 5, and LEE .. Manchester town
chip, Id Chesterfield, Yesterday elected tW'
LEE delegates. ~ ifi :
Thus iarwc pee no sign that suggests I
reasonfor achange In our opinions Oh the re
snis. The most rampant candidate ne #a'
has been pressed ofsenslvely and arrogant,
upon the public--is certainly beyond nope
There comes no consolatory bit OF ne"'
from any quarter that can i'it Up -, -.
t.eanonding cause OF General MAHoSE. ISIS
& adiustment ,, letter has fallen very heaVi,y'
Ad,nstYnent', Is not new, while nei E nc.
no nor any other man dare to speak out
for reputation. 49, 80. 81.
The idea OF 3. adjustment" is, we repeat.
nothing new. The very best and Wl Is.
men /, would, approve that adjustment {
whIcl, would pat the whole debt upon an
equal footing, and so reduce the interest
upon it, as to BRING it within the scope OF
tho resources Of the State. We have been
one OF those who supposed that snch thing IN 6
was possible, and that the bondholders
would ultimately be ready to meet the State
in an arrangement that would bring about
this object. aea:;s@o
This il certainly a consummatlon DC
voutly to be wished, and no man in the
State would object to it. For years the
public men and financiers have been ham,
merins ut or cropping about this point.
Once the bondholders came forward and
met the Governor, but there was no scheme
nrepared-each party seemed of6sh-the
bondhoIders had nothing-the Governor
nothing to offer, and--they politely sepa-
rated. ~ 49,. ~. so
Sothere is nothing new in adjustment y
/, e., the vague idea The true question
is hoo to adjust; and as to that ftWouid be
the yeriest madness to set the public a-quar-
relling over it. The question is intricate;
it involves honor and rights and law, and
maybe patient judicial investigation. Fri
MARTY, all that possibly can be done is; to
declare that a .tresdjustment " OF the pub
lie Indebtedness and the form thereof is
most desirable, and that lawmakers and
the law-oficers oflthe State shall direct their.
attention to the subject most earnestly and
searchingIy with the object Of effecting such.
a resdiustment.
Such is the opinion and such the desire
OF everybody, while the. man who hints at
FORMULATION y will be politically damned.
The great point, fellow:-citizens,lis to elect
a man OF ability, integrity, and honor for
Governor and, furthermore, to elect wise
and faithful legislators. We can rely upon
such men for the very best and safest action
upon the subject Of the public debt.
without such men we can expect nothing
but mismanagement.f failure, and public dis
grace. .&sIs s,.f-|-.cS~j i
The present promises well. We look
forward with decided hope for the better.
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Administration since the; establi shmess o. q
the nation. North and West will reinforce
him, while the whole South will honor him
for his public devotion and heroisr1.
The Tribune ard Mr.. sBrArEE may be as
intolerant and as absurd as they choose, bu.
they are MOTTO be- gratiied with the revival z.
| OF the sectional war they formerly rio'eu =.
in. The nation is ,tired -oi It, and cannos
be wrought up to renewal Of f.; i. PIT :
4. yrss and Ills harmony VIII be supported,
and when he retires the next President "ill
n n,,' come from The bloody shirt graduates.
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ATT COHEN BROTHERS,.
NJ LOCK, READ, AND PONDER!

IL LOCK, READ, AND IONDEh!
CHEAP GOODS CAUSE a GREAT COMM0TIoN
AT THE CORNER, AND PEOPLE DON'T
!. KNOW HOW GOODS CAN BE SOLD /
IL AT SUCH PRICES, BUT THE = f..
RUSH STILL CONTINUES ,,..r
AT THE GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE OF
&'i'i l" ~" SUMMER GOODS s..,
~ ~ AT WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
.t-,,.!'ri aa COL BROAD STREET,
where YOU can get more goods for your money than
ANY place in the city. Call and see the bargains
ami now Offering. i will offer on Monday ! s..,
100 pieces bestPACIFIC LAWNS, in pretty styles,
- at 10c. yard: = .. 80 - =. -. 80.
10 pieces SATIN.STRIPED- BLACK GRENA-
! : DIMES mt &c. worth 35G. a ward: 49, -.
200 wards fine JACONET CANBRICS and MAIN
6 SOCK MUSLINS ut 16c.-would be cheap at
40 pieces BLACK ALPACAS from 90 to 75e.-if
you want n bargain in Alpacas give me call;
.O00 PARASOiIS from csc. to $4-thcse goods /
have marked down TO prime cost to, close them
out-call and look ut them; ..s
CASSIA1ERES-gran display. and at prices to suit
., every one, from 1870. TO $3.50: -.stt. =
Is pieces elegant 10-4 SHEETlNGS ut 25c.-sold
formerly at 40c. yard
k,larrc and new lot of CASfBRIC EDGINGS and
: .INSERTINGS,. from B to 50c., just received
call and see them; also lots Of other goods too
numerous 10 mentiot.'
,Dmt fail 10 visit the clssing-out sale at -.
.....t... - tna :, WILLIAM TuAtHlMER,S,,
~ IL .--, -..ta.f = - ~ ~ NJ'1-,lY
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Fanatical Follies.

The New York Tribune seeks to emulate
the folly of BLAINE by raising the COIN
plant tbattb South is solidifying by the
disappearance Of opposition to Democracy
in the southern States. Like BLAINE, it
makes the complaint a cause for counter
action in the, North, saying that solid
South produces solid North, and that
such North we are to have more powerful
than heretofore. This conclusion shows a
righteousness that is very bad, strongly re-
sembling BLAISE's.
The Tribune itself has been very decided
in its opinions upon the condition Of the
southern people under the misruie and out
RACES Of the negroes and carpet-baggers.
They were indeed the Republican party OF
The South. The respectable members OF
that party were so few and uninfiuential
that they could neither control nor restrain
the reckless body that held power through
the nefarious interference Of the late United
States Administration. The grand act OF
Justice performed by President HAYES to-
wards, the South has set free thepeople who
had SO long suffered from themisgoyern-
nent Of ignorance and scoundreiism; and and
for embracing the freedom so Justly ex-
tended to them the Tribune comp plains that
they are destroying the Republican party
and making d solid South. That .ianatical
paper thus peryerts The action 81 the South,
which it declared Just and necessar =, into
an act of wrong that win provoke connteIr-
action in the form OF the solid ht,. :,qst.
The Ideals, suggested by the malice I;
that could; conceive fhat an act OF self.de:
fence from the wrongs the Tribune ltselll
had denounced was provoking wrong
No solid North could be based upon any
such ground il the North Intends TO have
solid North 1t wouldsbe mepen.honests to
have IL without any such why as would bear
the brand OF hypocrisy and yillainy..z But
we haye uoiidea,that the North intends any
such solid q n 1s y y
Itwas north man elected Presiden,
that perceived the, outfages that had been
continned by the Federal administrator
in. the South. He appreciated the wrongs
4 as well rs the situation OF Che oppressed
who suffered sfromi them. s; he saw all this,
and he sew that It was an outrage upon the
law and The Constitution, and .upoa civiliza.
ton and humanity, and he determined that
It sGould DE changed altogether. He had
the heroism to reform it with an expedi,
Z ton and frmness that entities him TO the
enduring admiration Of the whole country;
for his achievement has placed the Consti.
tuition above the low purposes OF party
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MEETINGS.

! 60, N lsI1s Sss ..el;>,l lss-.ll-.. { I
sNFASONIGSN OTGCE. = The stated ssNgsz@
w conyocation of 9HAR3fAN, ROYAL sZXa
ARCH No. SO, will take place ESGGI
ty-fth street. ut O'clock. All Royal Arch bfasons
III good standing are fraternaly tnyited.sJ 81, lr
BY order of the M. Z. H;P, t4.4,,+t.l {jfE
4 8 ~ 20 WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
Z JULY16, A.L.5S77,AtD.f 1877. = tyl8-1fs 2
rTHE ANNUAL, MEETING. OF THE
80 SToCKHOLDER OF THE
SHAW C04dPANYtHill be beld at the office Of the
Company at the Haxall Mills, in thetcity DC Rich-
O'Clock 2. II. LEWIS D. CRENSHAW,JR.,,a z
Z. 5y Std .sEas Z i,.hs's.1ti Secretaryl &c.
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MAJ DOWN Q WITH THEHIGHPRICEs

| - trf ID Il y y. ID ;. :.
ll ''i NH IHRi THEY CAN JET THEM 800
--.sz.!Iiff sT THE : G RHaH4aERs, .ol>ys
Is THE PLACE: WHERE YOU CAN, BUY A
WE HAVE HAVE k ( HHE55 H SESGk N EVERY
GOODS MUST 3 REf sqkR HSb MONEY MUST
Just opened !, $1,5o9 we orb Of CAMBRIA EDGE
f i ss 10 se Rsf the COOLEY
CORsET-the Iest-attng, and incest corset
sYcLE BRoTHERs are agents for the CORK
rwoRaPERsi OF SE 1sp ,bs$si for &c. -
BLACK sILK.a IS, IS; soc', ST. 1925 $3.50
We have lovely lot of coLoRED SILKS from
p.. aSs;s ss1E;SIoii-BRows. BorrbE.eREEN,
| shades at "; reduced from Sl.25 per yard.
i6e4 Vide PfLLoW.cAsE LINEN s7Nc.
BLACK ALPACAS ut 20 sold ut 25c.; ..,
BLACK ALPACAs ut so sold at 4oc.; d.
Pure MOHAIR at SIS worth 6oc.; 'e-
yoa Want a. os sa for half Its
| go to SYCLE BROTHEES'. -, -
ERKia ST9GKaIATSSSW s ss oa &C.
Three pair HOSE for 25c. ~, - :, = > IS.
BLAck GRENAnINEs at a29ci worth o 22ec.; -
BLACK GRENADINES at soc. worth 65c.;j 2
B BEGk sskESBSEs r %oih
This lot Of grenadines are certainly the cheapest
s sasSss E as StE worth
f99PS 4 ssst e
MIKE, FRENCH MlEERINO, ;! TAM us and all
as oif pRgE s e so SSps ssaacaa 5,o
SSs b BLESS GS S9bs Fsaassa
YOU Vii 1fs sS sso se pieces Of
solid blue. seal-brown, witt, and without side
FRs ssssi 8 Gan reduced 70 ssco ,f
Beautiful LINEN IN LAWNS A. 1eac-always sold
our, 33c! LINEN rdducsd to $780, and we hare
|. TRIMMINGS 70 match. ,g,j; .iiiisis 14,{G
4 new lot Of gERCALEsS atss:i sp.,>..I,:,.
new new lot Of PERGAEEs at l2sc. worth Iexc q
Best PRINTS At 6c.--the largest assortment in the
yICT05RIA LAWN at lso: reduced to loo; :lt'a =
Lawn q a9s F 81 ne e 70 a5c;
A nice set Of, COLLARS and CUFFS at 2oe..
Our as1s and Children nom 81 ii per- rs
ssed ss, sK1RTi RERI pF 1ss
CASsIMEREs at 81 worth 5l.26,: 81 4.iH IN
f ks1 ssoss &C. & sL sSs g sEk sss
Linen IoE sSys' wear y 1ssc. worth 2ss- and our
sa SSe khfsRFR co sa az sGS &C. worth CSC
500 dozen and VESTS for ladies
and gentlemen which we win close out at re-
rHs sHsss 1t!fssi KID GLOVES i. 7se worth
sSs KIP IN she Sg :. :, worth
lTW0-BUTTON KID, GLOVES at 81 worth $3.50.
1. ~. ..sIx.cAKEs:s0AP:for 25e. ..,L
sss seSs s.
EsHs $
sSS ssssn Ee6skss Sa SSs
eoRsEsTksi rom s sss! q sss :. ssssa;
A GBu sns s. 60 pe s esa s
$500 wORTHoE ED4ING just opened at 8,
l9 l2k lsS 90, 20, so, and sse. per sas.''
MATTiSas stssseived, which viii be sold at e
gA HE 81 sssTs IN new styles.
GaalRTBUNTING, aei Ioc.s - &, ~ 9. 9.
og asN ss sai Fl ss ssaa Gas en sS
White Linen saita Suits RANGE from ~ ~ %
| 4 srse lot Of new style PARAsoLs aud uss-
f fskSsSEs 4 Il ss ssI| ss.Ss
IPARASOT.S 10 % worth $SsltsJSt5E ~ i
PARASQLSa at % 10 worth &A., as
sssS SsdZ iasa sss oeS Y sssE 5TAg ana
Another lot OF EED-SPREAIbanf I0c.Nosth A1.21,
Our Si so spreads reduced 70 81 and % 70
Ho6P.skIR1g and BusTIa salarse shasns
TO select fssrp. 81 l LIN
W. hass tloassnds a asiler eqt esn's men
'4 ' sY FOL 81 BK soTHERs. Rsosd strss
I In s. between Third and Fourth slrsets.f
ETyu0KAND JOB 'No DIRK NEaATIyE xss
~ ECUTEn q the DIspATcS pRaNalN0s
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We have communication from Win
chester signed s"W.," but as tile writer did
not send his. name with tive lay it aside
until:he does So: We are obliged to be
careful on this point. " ~. 1,..'21
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rsza..t VIRGINIA Capital.

On the 7th ID August the.people o. West
virginia win vote upon the question Of NE
Ing the capital atone orrother q sey e,
r .,I ,plsees5say, hartinsburg, clarksburg,
wheeling, and Charleston. The discussion f'l 'le,
Of the. subject has. been very active, and
earnest. Except Charleston,s ha,the
towns are all far, FROM the centre Of the
state.d Clarksburg is not 50 far from IT. a g
Martinsburg and Wheeling, but is much ll
out OF the. way. Charleston is the most
centrally-locased of them aH, and lis !'ths
most eligible Of all.i It is in the very heart
Of the STATE, and the capital there would pc
more favorable for all the matter OF COM
bining strength and enterprise OF the sec.
lions than any other. at that place it VIII
be- found that there will be more geniality,
concord, and force than can be enlisted
anywhere else. s;.a; ~ = : II ..l"s@l !,
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nay GooBs.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ALI. GOODS MARKED DOWN.
SELLING OFF AT A SMALL PROFIT AT
LOWER PRICES THAN THOSE WHO
ARE SELLING OFF AT COST.
COMPARE PRICES AND DE CONVINCED
sULICs MEYERS, 603 BROAD STREET, 4
~. THE PLACE.
All DRESS GOODS marked down be!oY cost:
20 pieces BLACK BR0CADE ALPACA st le,c
sATiN.sTRRIPE BLACK GRENADINES onl,
BLACK iRoN:GRENADINEs closing GU. At
-. P1RAsSLss ' and 'sUN.UMBRELLAs of at
rs Kinds at prime costa chance to get great
!. BRocADE LAcE-sTRPE MusLIss reduced
4 Ha aHI ~ 8 sA I'm: VICTORIA LAWN
80 pi eees i &c. VICTORIA LAWN reduce. to
A large sI ios ;oifLrsEN BAsouEs and ovERsk,R7s
PLAIN ana ,sTRIpED and cH CHE xxi 'I IiSry
II DRILLS, for mems and boys wear, at grra;iy
Great sa1 Saspa Iisei in LADIES, eEsrLEMrS.s
The ABDOMINAL. CORSET, for s,ou, ladies. re-
The largest and cheapest line Of cORsETs In the
All styles in IIoepsKiRTs; BUsTLEs ;, from Sc
uIDS
-. - = >. eeN '''0, JULIUS MEYERS.
~ 13-eod 6O3 Broad street.
uAyE YOU HEARD THE NEWS
Ii Now is the time, and BROWNE & RUWEs
pR ~ eess Se bR hs GGofDs DRY
DRESS GOODS AT COST coo,c ,r c,am.
n .. aS go3o sn 4! c cosI:
MEREs, BLACK GRENADINES: g., mark market
ea CREPE f T sfttng e g. k Leo oa at a& 9, BMH
T Ht{ FURSIsHiNG Go6Ds ; GHr2E
ShtTd lawns. J4c9GS S cAMbcs9
PIQUEs, and IRISH LINENS, we can show you
harsains that will astonsii you; BUsTLEs, COR.
our rARAsoLs! PARASoLsi PARAsoLs! W
b 5s fsn SsTRSW As Cheaper than I in
the city. Don't forget the N9;n323 broad street:
GOODS FOR THE .MILLION.-Too
~ many goods on hand. and will he sold very
eheap; Bsk Grenadne rs at d's C2"red r%na
Sable-Back Alpaca at rs, 80, IS. and 4oc: good
article at 40c. fine assortment Of Cashmere for
mems and boys wear from 15c. 10 $3.50 per yari--
assortment OF low-prtce and line poois-ofered al
New YORK wholesale d RrIfs Se cH5 SSG sh
nREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
W E.aG OF OUR STOCK.
Having determined 20 make an entire chsnge IN
our business. ana In order To do So win sell with
DRESS GOODS, ALTNCAS, CASHMEREs.
WHi rIEf G90DT, LINEN s sC KIh GsovrS
HOSIERY. SASH-RIBBOSS.
HANDKERCTIIEFs, CORsETs. &C. &C,
at aud below cost. o. s..-
eau early aid examine our stock before prr-
rlu @ rfyD nrk "a LIZ N
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H- FRESH NATURAL iai H. y, 49, i
MINERAL WATERS, f.,n,., Il ~.
APOLLINARIS WATER-RHENISH 3f,,sr,
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER at $3.50 case
garian; - All. ~,
hPULENA BITTER WATER, Bohemian; s" :.
-FREIDRICHsHALL BITTER WATER; =
. CARLSBAD WATER tsprudei springI; ~.
VICHY WATER; :. ,is"l - '''.'t..
+. Sci TIERS WATER, Nassau .iu3H! @I!'@
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga ;'ii.1t
/, i,HATHoRN SPRING WATER; Saratoga; ,'iH.
! ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.iyafn.'a Tyr'
ALLEGHANY WATER--&c., &C.,
by the bottle or in original packages, on the best
terms. 1t MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore, =
nv ii |."N.','t, -. ~ Ole Main street. ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16
RGROGERIES.,,;Sc.

/, a. GENTS FOR i,2iryu.,t - IL J9''Ga .Gt
NESTLE's MILK FOOD LACTEoUS FARINtA,
DIR, N. GERBER's IAGTEoUs FARINA for In
I, fants and inyalids1i 10; J. iyyr1,}5> >GT 81
OATMEAL. GRAHAM FLOUR, 'rA I"lfm2 ,-1-'
CRUSHED, WHITE WHEAT ~. i.'G,:a ~ 80
.HEGKEE,S FARINA;t! 9ryhhs,~ .5lr5gI az ;fi
RoRINSoN,S RARLEYSAGUS iaJiia!>G!f, ~
TAPI0CA, MIDDLEAIAN'S BISCUITS lat: :,n
,OsWEGO and OATMEAL BISCUITS, &C., sc. ;,gi1
A full ~ line Of fine GRoGERtEs. u arf snn ~ q
) ..SG.n ,.pu. ST :J,!E. MORRIS s co3pc
Jy0,n IL ,.ninn..t-.,si,l. 105f haln strseEt