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, 1877-09-15

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tionen, ipelbe td9lid pom Yatienttn 9emaht .iperoen.
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slrbeit tbun tann, obne o iabr eor entiinbttem gru6e
s~ebeilten berren IN Der Staot ,perOen 9esebeu. @iue
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belt wsrbem Ino am ieIbem Sage beimtebren. Biher
nit pboto9ropbitn bon Ibltmmem syGlen bepor uut
nad1 Der beiluns meroeu fur 10 Gts. per Ioit perianbt.
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,,1T sail the seas over", ,What is home without a
Mother'', etc. etc.
"Out of Work, without a penny,
Pleading help before thy door.
Without friends among the many
Look with pity on the poor"
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je 9eoidtet puroen tie miro Der Serfaierin cine 9rD=
Bere Iopularttdt 9eten. as N1es, ipas tie poroem
Ihrieb. Vreis 25 0ents Doer nit illuItrirtem Iitelblatt
40 Ste.
gum Yertauf in allen Observation-Disclosures; miro
Trei nit Der poIt mad ein9eianoter 8ejablung pm ben
beraus8ebern perididt. 8. NJ. Stpetart u. Co.,
6ln2S 1923 Gbeltnut Str., 4jbila.
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malrpI9oleene patent. Anfer.llbr toneulrei. babsn
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Nmerltanilben Slteratur 9at ais SorWuri einen De.
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irannenc ure anfre9enc, iuirb es pom alen nit
! ,9i,roe 8elelen iperoen. Slmifrirt unc id,pn &c.
mile oes Sanoes einjuiibrsn uno ~oiterlren nod Nie
cageweieue Vprtbeils alien m1unliden uno ueibli.
hei Sublcribenteriamm!srn, gBir perlangsn LIBERAL
W8enten uno ihidtm gratis auf Ysrlaneen @eoinsun.
usn VII beitrelbfisbe 9lrculare. 8. ". Stpbbar.
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stadium, SerpTtin, ADniss. Rrantbeit, &rplYelas, AIT
@ei1mure unb bic iblimmtsn Jaue p0n Siutfrantptt.
ten, 8reBt S1rpa1e, Nsber. unp Nterenlttptn, biting.
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pqnperttautenee non tduep 8epeilt unp eartrt acts,
penn mao VOrIprift aenp,nmen. St eth 1tberss ps,l.
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8eorun6en mar. PER- ". bat pabrenp 10 Sabyen ngr
s~elbspener 3etllna tetne 9Dteperbslun8 Der Eran,ssil
%erTabren.
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springer, 9tp. 1888 Brppne Str, ppufanpta ron ,ut.
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nannte fOnnts mot ieine panp gum &ppfs trb.bfa xnr
mar pabreno orsier Nionate ans Bstt s%sTsislt.
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est apolestern i'm @uGsmsiuen. ia ii per 3lai&t. ests
6!al&en 50.
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ppatt'S "A y. petpslt ffarter 9ettns. Saliam, ~
el.2o. ppatfs yulnente BALKAN. pber Der SGrtne.
tubit8en Grtune, iu S1.00. - ppatt's Sp,s x,at-
raent. ~unfsblbar fur Yeieen uns S2mer,en isbsr art.
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.trwo;i rhao t11e les. Contrast :r

N =
/" The Director General, = JUI,.L -WRIGHFs
.explains that he is not atFrench Com
munist, but an American Communist. - He
favors distribution of property, but not
compulsory one. He Hwould have people
voluntarily bring forward their, worldly
goods and lay them upon the altar Of their
country for equal distribution among oil
the people. This sort of communism COM
pared with the French article is as mild as
NICK BorroM's lion compared with the real
king Of the African iorest---7iit is as gentle
as sucking dove. .aa7sie,:-: ii y
Now it is pretty well understood that
General MALONE, Mr.. WRlGHT.s candidate
for. Governor, in bis theory Of "adiusting }"
the public debt, which is another way of
popular distribution, altogether discards
the voluntary condition, He makes it COM,
pulsorY- the property to- be distribute is
taken without the consent Of the. owners.
AS .theS.two theories seem to originate in
kindred ideass, Of political economy they
ought Il, be made TO correspond. .:.'.ti.f47
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The Washington and iRichmon pad Mail
Mr.,JoHH w. w oLrz, postmaster of Fred
ericksburg, has done public service. espe-
cially to the people Of Richmond, in calling
the attention of the Pos6-O fflce Department
to- the great delay of the mail in the city OF
Washington. His glettersupon the subject
toatlie Department was referred to'fthe
proper officer, and Mr. Nv oLTz is informed
that there. is good ground of complaint;
that there is oaiy lone eclipse connection in
Washington with the route train from New
York ola Fredericksburg and Richmond:
that arriving at 1:35 and departing at 1:55
AIM. The other, from New York., Phila-
Rdelphia, and Baltimore, arrives at 1 PUN.
and departs at, $50 p. NJ, a. delay of four
hours and half-long enough TO get to
Richmond. s1a[t.;f 'H&d 'ili,.+t &C. 'i'i.'-
|, Mr.tWoLTz goesto the Postal Convention,
and win bring this unreasonable delay to
the attention of that bodyi I'VE trustit will
command the proper consideration. There
has been always, some ground for complaint
at the delaysin Washington; and it is due
to the Atlantic Coast line that the schedule
should allow no such waste In time as there
has beer. we have q right to claim facil-
itated mail and travel transportas in keep
ing with that on Acknowledgements, and
we should by no meansnbassoppressed with
annoying and injurious: delays.
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sPECIAs. NOTICES.
nT GOOD NEWS FROM :.
HEADQUARTERS OF DRY GOODS,
.....,,,,.-..-s ae4FeAss-&o. .....a-,,..e.e.,-,,

x I n 4
WILLIAM THALHIMER; COL Broad stree:, Is
ciosine OUT his entire stock Of SUMMER GOODS
now or hand, and VIII therefore give his customers
another chance to secure some great bargains and
will sen for THIRTY DAYS LONGER AT AND BE-
LOW COST, TO REDUCE STOCK AND MAKE
cHAraE M THE BUSINESS. win inform the pub
lie IN due time Of the proposed change. In the m IAN
time; now Is the best chance TO await yourself Of some
great barga ms in DRESS GOODS. ,BLACK. AL
PACAs, BLACK GRENADINES, BLACK SILKS,
WHITE GOODS, all kinds CASsIMERES. FLA N
EELs, LINENS, sHEETINdS, DITICKs,
PARASGLS.. CoRsETs, KlD-GLOvEs, RIB
BONs, HOSIERY, FANS, and lots of other goods,
which must and win be sold cheap, and will pay you
to call and examine before buying elsewhere. 49,
Best PACIFIC LAWNS at loc.a yard to close
them out. ,sr .x s,s>Y a. r.
Remember the closing-out sale at cost will only
continue for thirty days, cali early aud often at
,''.' = WILLIAM THALHEMER IS,
jy25 601 Broad street.
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M 3 b. ll;5El IRON GRENADINES at zoe.

M BLACK IRON GRENADINES at 2oc.
worth Soc III T!.u2@I - ~ s.aifas .
BLACK IRON GRENADINEsa at use. wo, tn s5c:;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES at soc. worth soc.
RICH BRo CADED, STIRRED and PLAID GREN-
.iADINEs for overdresses;t !~fs@ ! '.al#'13
STRIPED PLAID, and PLAIN BLACK GRENA.
DIMES at 12k, 10, 90, and 25c. per yard; -
BACKGROUND sILK-FIGURED GRENA-
Dimes at 15c. per yard worth 50c.;,; ,.,e,s5,
COLoRED GRENADINES with SILK FLOWER s
at 1Oc. per yard-..7yould be cheap 30e.; !cf
LAWNsat 10, 2Hs,jand 25c.: .sR ~ .Il,,; ja.,.
REAL FRENCH orGANDIEs reduced from SO
ito z0c.; 20 .'t'tt'' ",' 81 =. ~
VICTORIA LAWNS at i2sc. worth zoe, at l essc.
worth 25c., at zoe. worth $685., at Csc. worth
40c.;
SWISS MUsLINS at loo. worth l5c., at l2hc.
worth 2oc, at 1919. worth 25cs at zoe. worth :l
,35c:, at 35c. worth 40c.;. .,YigYsaa Yi3u.H3g
CHECKED MUSLIN, wlde-cRecked, suitable. for
aprons, dressing-sacques, and wrappers, at 2oc.
per yard worth 4oc ut csc. worth 45c.'; -.
READY-MADE DRESSES and UNDERGAR..
MENTs for ladies at prices lower than eyer a.,
All kinds Of GOODS for housekeeRffr ;f at bottom
;prices; .4,...,!..3 sf a,cbiJl iriH q 1 70
GOODS for Boys and Mems wear att the lowest
prices ever known. We intend reducing stock
and have fixed pric e. low enough to suit every.
body fly 23] LEVY BROTHERS,.
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me, Great out,awry.1

ssIhGsSfreaG CutxstSS3y.s.ss ~ ,f ~. *
The wires are quite diusivc oi tlie d &
.s,ls 81 strikers, movements and the SI'-
5a.ructions al railway comun atson he
shirt al destructiyeness bad fs pr'ei 1,l',
nisp and the pl,inderers came 10 under . sas
fos and smoke and glutted themselves WE
thespoils spread before them. bass II i1st,1y
ana robbery soon ran tbeirt: course ana
yv,sbtn tventy.four hours there does NOT
.n,,ssar 90 hass ;been any repesations OF the
tlestructiye. and piund ering- scenes q sun:
day and Monday. The kilograms are r ''
MON the line OF exaggeration, and we con-
clude that there is less appearance OF things
that may excite apprehension than there 10
represented to be.
Still, we are surprised at an apparent ac-
uuiescence offthe public mind 10 the ex-
istence Of the power that paraiyzee the
trains and .suspends communication and
commerce in so; serious ardegree. 1T is
great public injury TO allow,this sentiment
to prevail to that degree that engenders
deiusion in the minds OF the strikers-the
delusion that they are right TO stop trains,
and that they have the power to do it, .slg
sItswould sbe fatal TO public right and 'or.
der to permit this delusionto exist for any
considerable time. 1t oughtsto be ended
summarily, and the interference with trains
and public transportation should be pun
ished. The Legislatures OF the States should
nroceed at their next sessions to pass laws
adapted to the necessity Of the times, and
providing punishment for the outrases we
allude to proportioned to the public incon-
yenience and loss they infiict.
Even now there should be an indignant
uprising Of the public against the invasion
or public order and the interruption OF
commerce.: But whatever is now done the
governments, State, and Federal, should
promptly and in the most effectual way dis.
pel the arrant tielusion OF men, called work
ingmen or whatever else,by which they con-
ceiye the right not only to workror not II
they choose, but to stop other people, from g
work. and to arrest trains and suspend Il all
kinds OF work that they choose shall ~ pot be
carried or This is an outrage upon the
liberty of the citizen, and should net only
be repressed, but severely punished: The
very magnitude OF the manufacturing and
railroad interests of the land makeso;the
suppression and punishment OF these acts
OF the highest Importance.
We think that the great outlawry, which
issn now quiet but still monstrous, will
bring the governments to proper measures
for the protection of public order and the
peaceful prosecution of the business OF
commerce.
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MINERAE. WATERS.

q GENCY FOR THE SALE OF .oi rnH,
|, IN WATERS FROM TIE yiReis !L,.s 81 rR0y
AND OTHER CELEBRATED WITS IN Is
OTHER SOURCES IN THIS cousfhh as
WHITE SULPHUR. Greenprier county, ". Va, Va;
ALUM, Rockbstdse COUNT
ALLEGHAEY, Montgomery county, va
HEILrNs, BAN counfys Va; -. NJ,
BUFFALO. Lith,s II and 81, Aeekienoa"
pLI;E RIDGE RID Bo,e.eurs county, Val
BLUE LICK Kentueks.
CONGRESS, sarstoka, n. y;
HATHUIN, SaratosafN. X; ~ 2.
GEYsERs ssratesa. y. Y.s $50 s.rs,egs, Ny
lGHAMpIoN spoUTiNG sFktsss - sata'
EKITALYSfNR. Gettysburg, IN.
YsRishYs Ersaee; - csr,.ny:
ERyT.rERWATER, Friedrlchshali, eeru"A'
BITTER WATER, Sallis, Rehe'nse'
aELTzER, S6ltxeg. GefNsany. . -. adv max
Saits from the foowslg spsahsss va a..S usesui 70
fiug the water, xsssapossneoassy ssss a's can
ttyayeers or inyatdsa a.,s,s, Mas
81 ~, Roes y, .ssr VIA!
Efresa shs KeckbrsdRns Alum springs ~ ls,,stor
Eaossn Shrtnxs Iroa and Alan asss, aaI Iod!a
s 3, ra., all Ser psttord ANN anu W
slass. Heifcsd county. Va, ~ per s's's an appu
s pescripsiss spyllsts a = ses's
easieps puncsLL. ADD i co, psass a,ass,.
aaae Maiu and NO 2 tsesef', ps.smond.
IN I2.2H .-----------------
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Z H. : T, no, SAVE TDIE AND MONEY.
GO TO

! SYCLE BROTHERS, ''-' -
I'd buy;yunr DRY GOODS. We have an immensely
large stock. Of DRY, and FANCY. GOODS, No
TONS, &C, &C., and we will continue TO. sell at
reduced prices. We will offer our entire summer
stock of Dry Goods at and below cost, so that
will not have to carry any 10 The next season.
We offer the following bargains:
just opened s2e9o worth % $4,000 MI
we call specfal attention to the COOLEY CORK
= CORSET. In pinks, blues, and white. This Cor
set IS the distributing and coolest Corset Inade
SYCLE BROTHERS are agents for this Corset.
Three papers ufP1NS forc. Sc. at SYCLE BRO
THEIRS, -,,.,.,- .r r,ref,
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/ III FRESH NATURAL ;ast-&
/ = l.,4rn5 ;MINERALi MATTERS .ii@zsYI
! ,APOLLINARIStWATER Is iii
BUFFALO LIfHTA WATER, NJ $h.50,a case
HUNYADI .JAN0S BITTER TWATEEke, H lu
garian; .,,yjl 80.
.FREDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER; .ap
CARLSBAD WATER .lsprudei sprths); ~
vieHY WATER;' DE- n'.s - -.
SETTLERS WAITER, Nassau :. - &: =. -, 80
I CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga -.
| hHATHORE SPRING WATER, Saratoga; .ltF3
fRoCKBRIDGE.AEUH WATER, II" ~. ~
4;AELEGHANYtwAT AFTER, &c-t&c., .9aii5 s,.....
by the bottle OR In original packages on tne .peSs
terms,at MEADE & BAKERS. DRUGSTORE, rs
! nv II 49, .,s.,r,,s 9l9 Main street. 4
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ttY.siE ,,tt ~ y 55.sfII &: G.;tt s:its;. =! -
Mr TT, WILL PAY TO,aj go 10

LEVY BROTHERS and purchases your DRY
GOODS. They keep the largest aud. bes =
stock IN this city. You can and everything at LEVY
BROTHERS., and at the lowest prices. Everybody
ought to know that,money can be saved by making
their purchases at Levy BRoTHERs';,so lose no
time, as the great closlngout sale is attractin
thousandsyot purchasers, and goods are going oh
fast at lGjy 2sl ~ LEVY BROTHERS.:
p d =. - =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

L
COUNTY coURr -.5srATE DELE ATEsi APPOINT,
ED-aENERiL wILLIAM D. iTlAAIIAfERRo, TRI.
Is UMPHANT-HEAYY. RAJ FINE -GRoss, go.
Ileorrespo1 Of theR Richmond l Dispa.enI ~
4ssl e.sg:s, 4. oURTH0Vs %: 223a 1875
County Court has been in Session to-day
and will CONTINUE to-morroW 4 acre are no
cases 81, much jmp ortance, to- be tried; ), Not
withdrawing che heavy showers OF rain du-
ring the day, there was large attendancel
IT had been announced lsoms time previous
that 3, meeting would tbe held ta-day. to nop7
inafe delegates to the State Convention 81
About 1 o'clock a mass-meeting oliathe
Conservative voters es the eeuasF was cali
ed to order by pr. J. a. sLittlepagea chair-
man, oil, the County, Committee, who pro-
ceeded 40 state thaethe, County Committee
had agreed upon the following plan in the
Iappointment of delegates THE rep
resentatives. of the Conservative. voters
present from each OF the three districts and
the town OF West Point would retire and
elect each its own delegates. /.
This plan met :uniY ersal approval, and
was at once acted upon. I, The writer
was pleased to see fair representation
from all the districts. !. 30. s,::!.
After short interval the maSS-meeting
reassembled, whenathe reports from the dill
ferent districts were made as follows. /
give thename OF the delegate and the name
Town. Of est Point ID efegate, w Ham
EE.gHare alternate, Thomas p Bagby both
Efor aiiaferro. q. s. d. e, 20. 81
| west Point District Delegates, p. Glib.
SON and Judge Roger Gregory; alternates,
kDr, B.sRichards and g IS. 3 Thornton ;iall
tfor TaiiRf 81 ssi aa:tr ri
S I Aenuintnrrs It istrict IL eteeatas Colonel
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: : -. =
SILK DEPARTMENT.

/ mai BLACK SILK ut 75c. worth 81 20.
We have beautiful line Of COLoRED slLhS from
sEAiI Iei K SN;S.N AvY.BL BoTTLE-GREEN
and all the latest styles and shades In The city at
Two papers pc ss Of NEEDLES for SC at sYoLE BRO.
siSs 5isEf t fsEEI t ST.
Beautirps SILK SREHABINE Tor evening dresses
B BLAck A AhPAeA at ggs wssR e
BEAGK ALPA A at s so worth 49, 49, @
fore , on look at SYghE BROTHERS.; -iiL.Ii.
AA 75c worth SO per yard: can and see for
roksHoS rssst IAGas q prces e latest
B faas SRENApINEs at i2sc. worth zoe;
B isi.llC GRENADiNEs at 25c. worth 40c.;
BLACK GRENADINES at soc. worth Csc;
BLACK GRE sNSs s5c e. worth siiI,,,!
hfEas SY4cHE at lsxs.;
s1tss hlfe f5r
F fnHs saTHeT Wells, large size, at 4oc;t:
B sEs edRs dF A2ss 1fE at lo worth
MOURNING G0oDS in geat variety; s,Gh !, a q
RsS toH R Sh9BIHzf SA aaa ii as
Mourning Goods can be bought at the lowest
sse Se RaE s a sEfSs rs s e. sos
SSe BEES BkEss G GOODS r reaucea to
iD with andwithout si,le-ban5 largest aszort
gY6fE t bf6 s!H RSn' buy before you look at
Our $50. oRGANDIES. reduced to 25c:; -
PEA on IINEWi rs5ncoT "a osc ,ty.,sssl3tE
Best PkINTs af 6sc-largest assqE'mens in the
AnSSsF let 81 sf e. s5lsn 49,
s|ss W Il sgkEzS cs5y ns
SWISS d; an ana SS 2 PEI yard ,rrs !,
Oar o fss e1 VIcfSRA Lawns reduced to loc;
Or S9s X HREN hAW X Fe %U2 g lS
100 dozen .UNDERSHGRTs:fo for ladies and gentle
hp G52Ess 3. q ~ x %9E4 $780,
Iye-Sattoa kiP 6. GI (. y! atsl worth $3.50;
AL S fassiss 1890:
good LINEN sHIR r. dTsf 1,! for 2se. @
a GDt M luNIAUiNDRiED SHIFTS at: 81
FIS xSsa Isl sats Il soc Tea, value
ESQ dozen NAPKINS FROM 75c. to slipper dozen :
LINEN TABLE.DAMASKt at 35c. worth, 5Gc.;i :
LINEN TABL FtDRMkSk at 40c. worth Soc;
LINEN TARLE.DAlfkSKjat 76c. worth SI;b z
LINEN TABLE-DAMASKa at SOC. worth 75c.;i !.
25O dozen TOWELS from 1Uc, 10 soc. Don't fail
to look ut our 25c. TOWELS. -,
Summer RALMORAL SKIRTS at 45c.S 81, *.
coRsETs 55HR 4ss e $500 Don't fail look
HAMBURGER ED6ING 80 per cent. less than any
other house IN the trade;7 .4...f:3@ Z, .
OIE-CLOTHS for floor and tables, and MAT
TINGS-new styles-at greatly reduced prices
NAVY-BLUE.an and CASARYBUST1SG at 1Oc.-
/ s,yj; ,t.5tyyE .giG.t---- Gs'T 80 iEJt.h ~,
On the SECOND floor you Will; find q 10: of LINEN.
HSUfTS for ladies: .t...f...sel .,.,,,, ). 4.
OvfiSRsKiRTs and BAsQUEs at reduced prices;
A large lot Of PARASoLS aud UMBRELLAs; ~
PARASOLS at SOC. worth 75c.i ;.agg Tisf -
PARASOLS at IL worth LOO:
PAaASOLS at &I.50 worth 1920;
PARASOLS at$2 worth 50; ! ,SutHE t@fais 49,
EAEaSsSs sssS Ss thsir fAnasoLs from
Another LOT, oG lRRED-sPREADs. nc zoe worth
ourstfiaS S SPREADS reduced to $3.50, and % to
.ss.ssYCIE BROTHERS, al1 Broad street,
fcS1S $50 between Third and Fourth streets. :.
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MTI,LINERY GOODS.

NO 3HUMBUG.-I wish tostate TO sssGs
~ the uub,Ic that am selling my entire sSstft
stock OF MILLINERY at much below itsJMcts
neiitioa. An examination OF my stock and prices
win prove the above assertion. ,,,1r,r nm. &,
.|titS%' s go 626 Broad street.. :.
Y 1851 between Fifth and Sixth, Richmond, w:
A. cali Is solicited. y ~ igttit 1y7@
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DEATHE.I

Died. ON the 24tf of July. at ten minutes past
Wife of P. a. Radford, In the nirteth year of her
age, aftefa severe and painful Illness OF more than
three months, which she bore without amurnur:
! She leaves a husband and one child, father and
mother, sister andtrothers to mourn their irrepara-
BILE loss but their loss Is her gain She SAID all was
welL r-.sT,fI ~ = 81. :! .EE.ti .is-t "a. <:
aenee, No. go Twenty sixth street, at 10 O'Clock
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. 7 = : - E-eF8 ' = ." - . -
n, MARKEA ES.

Married, July 10, 1877, ut sos State street, BY
Rev, D. p. Wills, E. NJ, GIBSON and EMMA: .
SMITH. all Of this city. 80. *
Norfolk and Baltimore papers please copy. -
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The fact Is, Maheae-i is one OF those men
who only emerge atrI1istant intervals, like
Julius Cesar. or Napoleon Bonaparte, to
show. what nature can do and to serve
some wise end of Providence. AS. Governor
Of Virginia be will not be an ineligible sue.
cessor In 1880 to the wise and patriotic man.
who now ii u.s. the Chief Magistraey Of the
Union Whig of yestsrdas.a t,faii,. s..
81 JERUSALEM Y. !.tE..!s Gaaae Iarast .Gaa
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- Is Il b - a q ~
raAs 4 atSsf SBf5aii|ys n af car 1a1
ford" Z" Innocent SOmbre, For,
Love and Life, I, :: e etse, York HAIR AR
PER BROTHERS. = - y. ,,. m -
1. A novel bysMrs.i lIIrHAsEo isa welcome
book to intelligent noyeEreaders. ,issss 81, !
For sale by Z + T. FL EE1 Z ssooYs,..as
/ ,Harper's Half Hour "a Series. We have.
three OF these yerYaeonyenient and enc
tertaining Il bookssss They ares, Dieas<soa-
axe,ft sGERALDtNE Burr; The ~ ossss
on the Beach, realistic ;sstofy, BY GEof .Ii
MEsEpIETH; and lstlse sf tast Roses, BIZ
GRRALpRN.B uTT.i .sf!ifs daf,.s ,4sifias zs.'fst,
Fonsale by j. q. EILEsoN:l 's:ifi sl'ts.l,s %
The same books are also for sale by CT.
JoBNsToE. 4 s. ri g,..,;i,y
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i EXCURSIONS aANDiPIC.yTCs. !;

EXCURSION BY. MOONLIGHT, under
sfajGtSe ansnices Of MANCHESTER METHODIST
CHURCH. down JAMES RIVER TONIGHT,
leaving Richmond wharf at $780, Manchester
wharf at p. M.sharp, on barge Grsepbush return
ickats .,.' III i.t:.tlt B!t w 25-l 1T. !.