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Captain TYsos, formerly Of the Polaris,
it is reported, has bought vessel and pro-
poses to plant colony in Greenland in the
hope that Congress will authorize another
Arctic expedition in search OF the North
pole. We are as much given as most per-
sons TO iayoring useful enterprises, but we
indeed hope that no more public money in
this country Is to be appropriated to the
mad efforts to find the North pole. This
TYSON should at least be prohibited from
making other people miserable in attempt-
ing 70 establish . colony in Greenland. We
do feel gratifed that the Almighty has put
some things beyond the power and know
ledge Of man. This North pole is pretty
clearly entirely out Of his reseh.;
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4 Narrstiue of the Great Reuiuat ,ohich
prevailed in The Southern ds-mies during
the late Ciuh War bet,oeen the States OF
the Federal Union. BY WILLIAM w.
BENNETT, D. D.. Superintendent OF the
Soldiers Tract Association, and chaplain
in the Confederate Army. Philadelphia:
CLAYTON, REMsEN & HAFFELFINGER.
DR.. BENNETT, who was chaplain in the
Confederate army, endeavors to show the
impulse of religious piety which inspired
the hearts of a largo number OF gallant SOL
diers during the war. His narrative will be
especially attractive to readers OF religious
training and devotional feeling.
For sale by T. L. D. WALFoRD, Ola Main
Sfrnct
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The State calls attention to the fact that
the Dispatch recently characterized the
policy Of readjustment as the "ten-cent I"
platform. Now the Dispatch stands, or
tries to stand, on this scafolding which it
lately valued so cheapiy. II the people
have any sense they will not accept the sud-
den opinions of the Dispatch as worth ten
cents Wing.
The Dispatch said no such thing. We
said that the Richmond repudiationists had
sold themselves cheap; and yet that one
Richmond candidate for the Legislature was
said to occupy that tcn-cent platform. The
same day one of the candidates for the
House came to us and said that he was no
repudiationist, but merely in favor OF re-
adjustment OF the matter and final settle
ment OF the " hole question. Whereupon
we told him, as we told General MALONE q
few weeks later, that we had no fault to
find with his platform.
Neither envy, nor malice, nor falsehood
itself, can find an open joint in the DIS,
pdteh'S armor.
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nIEATTHa.

Died, July 10, s77, Mrs. MARY BEGLEY. wife
OF the late James Begiey. She leaves I've email
children and large circle Of friends TO mourn their
loss
Dlay her soul rest in peace.
Her funeral win take place TO-DAY the lAth In
slant, at O'Clock p. A., from 1900 VeHabe street
Her friends aud acaunintances are respectfully in-
vited to attend without further notice.
Died. at the residence ofshis father, ON Venable
street, JOHN HARVEY, infant son Of Lettie and
William Dickinson; aged thirteen months nad three
days.
Funeral will take place from tho Third Methodist
church THIS Saturday EVENING Mt bn o'clock.
Friends and acqualntances Of the family are Invited
to attend.
Died. in this city. on the 18th instant. ut AZ A..
NJ. SOPHIA. youngest daughter of Sophia and the
late Henry Meyer: thirteen years and four months
old.
Farewell. SOPHIA. 5right-eyed child,
BIy darling little love;
To meet thy father thou hast gone
TO heavenly home above.
Wrapped in your Savioar's bosom,
In your glorious happy home,
Yen sing your praise together,
And whisper, Mother, come.
The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock from st. Johns German Lutheran
church, Fifth street Friends Of the family are In
ytted to attend.
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ssMr. WooDcoCK's little game" is jerking
and fdgeting very 'consarnedly." You
know Mr.. WooDcoCk would never have
been induced to bring forward his ricketty
whirligig but that the returns were coming
in wrong, and there was no time to be lost.
So out it came with all its imperfections'
Like amirailleuse that had got pin loose,
it has been ungoyernable, and is shooting
in all directions. It is more perilous tc
those who manage it than to the enemy, and
unless it be flung back into the ratchets il
will kill off the marksmen. Odd RABBIT it,
this will never do. Why, it would be better
to refund to Virginia the siS millions thar
be bothered with the fetched machine.
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How Unjust!


Ii is now said that il Is very likely that
Governor GROVER will, be convicted OF buy.
ing his way to the United States Senate, and
the Baltimore Gazette seems to think that
very little pity viii he get when ne Is con-
victed. Wouldn't that be hard !? Why,
people have been buying their way to high
position until one would have thought thai
it were about time for that mode OF getting
post from which to govern the people mac
become respectable Even ut this time we
won't say that there are no busy agents anu
riders trampoosing the counties WIN
" scrip" in their pockets, pressing cla,lhs =
that will not lack for q pecuniary PROOF %
their force. Has it come to this, that q man
shall not for money help another IN an
e,ectionY The world is too good!
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Billy Malone has found it convenient to
write and publish letter upon the public
debt Just as the delegates are being appoint
edto the Gubernatorial Convention, which
gives him position as first-class dema-
gogue, in our Judgment.
The letter hints most decidedly at repu-
diation, and yet it talks beautifully Of the
honor and good name OF Virginia.
1t really amounts to nothing, for it fails to
make any suggestion as to how Virginia is
to be relieved Of her crushing burden. 1t is
only gas-bag pulled up to Lift Eilly upon
the crest OF the little. wave OF Reputation
now raising itself in Virginia.
We have only this prediction to make:
This letter will do the hero of Petersburg no
good.
Only political disgrace, ruin. and death
await every public man in Virginia who
allies himself with Reputation in any shape
or form. Lostdoun Enterprise. !.
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l1Y- FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS
APOLLINARIS WATER-RHENISH;
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER at $3.50 case
HUNYADI JANOS BITTER WATER, Hum
garian
pIuLNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian;
FREIDRICuSHALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprude sprius):
vICIIY WATER;
Settlers WATER, Nassau;
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
uATHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER, &C., &C.,
by the bottle or In original packages on the best
terms. ut MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore,
myll 9l9 Main street.
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THE UNITED STATES AGAINST s. j. TIL
DEN.-Ne1o York, July l2.-United States
District Attorney Woodford has filed o de-
murrer to the defence contained in the
answer In the case of the United States
against Samuel j. Tilden to recover S1h0, Gao,
alleged balance OF income-tax due the Gov
eminent, and ayers that defence does not
constitute defence to the complaint or any
part thereof. The case will now 60 TO trial
before Judge Blatchford In the United
States District Court. SS3is
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But if the Government would make as
vigorous war on the whiskey rings in this
State and Philadelphia, the result would be
a large addition to the revenue and more
speedy Improvement in public morals. The
difference is between a few hundred gallons
OF pure mountain dew and hundreds OF
thousands Of strychnine poison. There is
probably as much liquor Illegally smuggled
into the market in a single ward IN New
York or Philadelphia as from all the noun
tain region of North Carolina.-Ne, York
Tribune.
EWel! said, Mr.. Iribnne.l
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The Richmond Dispatch OF last week said
that Colonel Holiday has lost ground owing
to the :: supineness of bis friends" Whe-
Their the Dispatch is correct in its views on
this point we are not able to say, but we
sincerely wish that Warren, Page, Shenan-
doah, Rockingham, and Augusta had acted
earlier in the selection of their delegates,
as an early and favorable showing for Hol-
liday on the part of these counties would
have given encouragement and aid to his
friends in those counties where public sem
timent was not very decided in behalf Of
der these circumstances towards the strong
est of the best men in the field Ctarke
Courier.
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The su,,.country organs show wonderful
sagacity in forecasting the views OF the
people of this section. A few days since
two OF the organs told their readers that
Norfolk county and the city OF Portsmouth
would more than make up for the ingrati-
Itude OF Norfolk city, What says the re-
suit? Norfolk county sends q majority Of
anti Malone delegates, and Portsmouth fur
nishes .Ef seen astt Malone and TWo Malone
delegates. Tn the future no one need trou-,
bic himself about re iabie Information from
this section. The opposite Of what the. orr
sgans and the Z. read WEiters, say will give
nearly the facts In the case. OLE Led
lGer q s.
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MEETINGS IN ALEXANDRIA.-Vote in Third
Ward-the following was the result: Hol-
liday, 10; Lee, 40; Daniel, So; Malone, 5.
Vote in Fourth Ward: Holiday, 60; Dan
lei, %; Lee. 10; Malone, none.
II MALONE should get votes in Alexan-
dria the Dispatch would be sick, thought
the Petersburg Post. But he didn't get
any. and 80 it is the Post that is sick.
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NJ LOOK, READ, AND PONDER,

CHEAP GOODS CAUSE 4 GREAT CONNECTION
At THE CORNER. AND PEOPLE DON'T
KNOW HOW GOODS CAN BE SOLD
AT SUCH PRICES, But THE
RUSH STILL CONTINUES
At THE GREAT CLOSISG-OUT SALE or
SUMNER GOODS
AT WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
COL BROAD STREET,
where you can get more goods for your money than
any place in The city. Call and see the bargains
am now Offering. Twill offer Oh Monday
100 pieces best PACIFIC LAWNS, in pretty styles.
at Zoe. yard:
10 pieces SATIN-STRTPED BLACK GRENA-
DIMES at l6c. worth 35c. a ward;
200 yards fine JACONEr CAMBRlCS and MAIN
SOCK MUSLiNS II l6c.-wouid be cheap a.
40c.;
40 pieces BLACK ALPACAS from 90 to 75c.-!f
You want L bargain In Alpacas give me 4 call
900 PARASOLS from 25c. TO s4-;llr>c goods |
have marked down 10 prime cost 10 close them
Out-call and look ut them;
CASS IMERES-grand display. AID at prices 10 suit
every one, from 1870. 10 De:
Is pieces elegant 10-4 SliEETlNGS at 2oc.-Soh
formerly ut 40c. yard:
4 large and new lot Of CAMRRIC EDGINGS and
1NSERTISGS. from D To DOC, just received
call and see them: also lots of other goods too
numerous 10 mentiot.
Don't fail 10 visit the closing out sale at
WILLIAM TlfALHlMERS,
iyl4 Col Broad street.
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work with will and remain at home, ana
many Of those sons now in other states
would flock home to the land they love.
They left In the belief that our mother was
dead, but when they ind that she Is noI
dead but only sleepeth, they will return 70
her bosom again. Yours truly,
-. w. W. NEWMAN.
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The views of General Malone in refer
ence to the public debt are identical with
those discussed in the Virginia Patron for
the past two years, and restated by Colonel
Frank G.. Ruffin in the Planter and Furmer
several weeks since. II the views thus set
forth possess any special merit the Malone
papers failed to realize the fact until the
General adopted them as his own. Why
this delay ?-NorJolt Ledger.
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VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY We have
the July 10. cs this valuable journal, ed
tied ~ Pc. laAsDoa b. EDWARDS. The CON
tents display Its usual enterprise and dis
esetion. it deserves the liberal support oi
s ss Medical Facultg, especially % the
South. ss
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Colonel NEWMAN, whose letter on the
public debt we publish to-day, was men,
Der OF the Confederate Congress and preyi-
ouslyof the Virginia Legislature. He gives
his own views.
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COHEN BROTHERS

are Offering an imported VICTORIA LAWN a,
I2Sc. which they formerly sold at lSc.: A.
1870. reduced fiom CSC. their 35c. quality
reduced TO 22 and CSC:
FRENCH PIQUES reduced to lSc. from SOC. 10
2Jc. from 35c.:
2Oc.:
NAINSOOK MUSLIN reduced from 25c. to lsc..
from Csc. 10 BE: their SOC. quality IL rcduccd
to35c.;
Elegant quality CHECK MUSLIN At lGsc., Jus.
reduced from 25c.
From their former astonishin2ly low prices, owing
to the Iacness of the season they have
REDUCED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF SILKS
TEN PER CENT.
in order to reduce stock. which Is yet veIv extern
siyp.
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Ny FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace)-iaev. S. A.
RErAss, d. D.. president of the Lutheran Thco-
logical Seminary, OF Salem. Va, will preach ut IL
A. NJ and 81 p. NJ. Seats free. All welcome.
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At COHEN BROTHERS.

BLACK CASHMERES at 75c. worth fully :l.2J
Ut 9Oc., sold last nj .35 at l. sold It,,
season at $1.45: their $l.l0. quality We're fo,-
merly sold al 81 60.
Great bargains In BLACK ALPACAS-thcsc goo.,
art the best aud most brilliant imported
All styles OF MOURNING GOODS. which were plr-
chased cheap during The summer season. will te
sold ut the smallest advance:
SPRING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS at reduced
rates to- close for this season;
BLACK GRENADINES ut less than cost To- clos.
out-ali variety Oi styles from the cheapest 10 The
finest imported:
Twenty-one pieces OF BLACK SILK VELVETs 81
from Sl.So to $3.50 yard-eGrly half their
value. is II
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL PAPERs.-The No.
for July contains. some important papers,
for instance: STUARr's Report OF Chancel-
lorsville; General s. LEES Report OF the
Siege OF yicksburg; General Lees Strength
and Losses at Petersburg, by Colonel WILL
LIAM ALLAN; and Confederate Loss at Seven
Pines, letter from General j. E. JOHNSTON.
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LEE CouSTY.-General Terry will receive
the vote OF the Lee delegation solidly until
he is defeated, in which case the vote will
be divided about equally between Holiday,
Daniel, and Taliaferro.-Lee County Senti
mel.
Lee county instructed her delegates to
vote against General MALONE as long as bis
name was before the Convention.
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We don't think that either Caroline or
Culpeper will get the nomination for Lieu
tenant-Governor if it depends upon MA
HOMES nomination for Governor.
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FAMILY BASKET PICNIC AT
Il CRANEY ISLAND
chesapeake and Ohio railroad),
MONDAY, July 16, 1877.

LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST MISSIONARY So
Il. Getty,
having made ample arrangements, are pleased to
announce to their friends and the public that their
farm of Mr.. s. IF. Owens, OH the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Theg grove Is very large, with album
dance Of shade and water also, fine lawn for play
ing cruunet and other games. Refreshments IT city
prices. Train leaves the depot at 81 A. NJ; return
Ing, leaves Craney Island at 6H 7. NJ. Gentlemen,
Tickets to be had at the depot and Of the committee
E. Cartwright, L. W. Billups, j. Z. Just,s.
Mark your baskets. 80 jy7-S,W,&S
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nB THE USUAL RELIGIOUS SER
VICE will be held at the UNION CHAPEL. How
ards Grove, TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON at
4 O'Clock, conducted by the Young Mems Christian
Association.
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me- UNION STATION METHODIST
EPISCOPAL misunderstanding at IL A. NJ
by Rev. ". w. BENNETT, ID. D., and at s:15 T. 81
by Rev GEORGE W. TRIMMER.
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mo. 54sS.l

mo. 54eS.]
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 18th day Of July, A.. D; 1877, warranti ID
the United States for the Eastern District OF Fir.
ginia against the estate Of Samuel Is. Gamp9eii; Oh
Richmond. Henrico county, In said dIstr!ct; VINO mas
the psyment of any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging to said bankrupt TO MIN or ior
are forbidden by law that meeting OF the creditors
OF said bankrupt prove their debts ana choose one
Of bis estate WI cS Va be
fore Thomas g. Atkins ESD, register in bankruptcy
for said district, on the 18TH Qf Sgbr;; A. ".
1877 at i o o'clock 4. nj. G. z. EAMSDEl1i,
iY l4-1aw2w Onlteo Sl.ttcs SlaLsntI.
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me- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.
ner Main and Sixth strcetsl-Rey. HENRY Nc
DONALD, D. D.. will preach on SUNDAY at IL
b. and 81 P. NJ.
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ME- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor.
ner of Broad and Twelfth streets).-Rev. e. W
WARREN, D. D., ut IL A. M. and S:l5 Pm.
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MT MAIN-STREET C II r l S T A N
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel streets)-
Preaching by Elder J. A. DEARBORN at IL Il. 81.
md az
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g ALL KINDS OF GOODS FOR
BOYS, and MEMS WEAR. Buy the material. make
tp your own goods, and save money by so doing.
" IL LlSVY BROTHERS,
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~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Rev.
DIR. J. G. ARMSTRONG, of Wheeling, W. Va, will
preach at IL A. NJ and hold service at 6 P. NJ.
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ny TIME, TROUBLE, AND MONEY
can be saved by going TO LEVY BROTHERS for
your DRY GOODS. They keep the only complete
assortment 10 this city. jy IA
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ME- FIRST PRESB T Z r A n
Notwithstanding by the pastor, Rer. DR.
PRnsToS, and communion services ut l! A. d.
Special services at P. NJ for parents and children
No services at night.
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ME- BLACK STRIPED GRENADINE at
FLAX IRON GRENADINES at 25c. worth 35c.;
BLCK IRON GRENADINES at 30c. worth 4oc.
per yard; ,
RICH SATIN-STRIPE-S ATIN-CHECk, and BRO
TADED GRENADINES for over-dresses at cost.
viz p''@0 LEVY BROTHERS..
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NE SHEETINGS, PILLOW-CAS1NGS
TABLE-CLOTHS, CRJJNIB-CLOTHS. DOILIES
and all other kinds Of housekeeping articles at
IA LEVY BROTHERS..
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me- TRAVELLERS WILL FIND
TRUNKS. vALISES, SATCHELs. LUNCH-BAS-
KETS, SHAWL-STRhPS, TRUNK-STRAPS, La
~ Ia LEVY BROTHERS..
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~ COLGATE'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS,
and TOILET WATERS ret1iled at wholesale prices
at Tiy l4I LEVY BROTHERS..
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MT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS can
be saved by making your purchases of DRY GOODS
at LEVY BROTHERS.. AT this time they are Of
fering extraordinary inducements. jy IA
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ME- BLEACHED, UNBLEACHED,
BLUE, BROWN, BLUE-MIXED and BROWN
MIXED KNITTING-COTTON;.M ESDING-COT-
w ~ IL l. ~ '"A' LEVY BROTHERS,.
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ME- GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS of every description can be had ut low
prices at rjy l4I LEVY BROTHERS.
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CHEAP BOARD AT THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

TICKETS SO for the round trip. Children under
twelve years of age and servants, half price: NO
charge for children 1nder five years of age Tickets
good for one week, and can be procured ut any OF
the foilowng-named places; Morrson's drugstore
Church Hill: Berrian & Phail, corner OF seven,
teenth md Main streets; Z. Kersey & Son, l409
MaiW street: Dupuy's drugstore, Broad between
Fourth and Fifth Streets and of the following COM
mittee: Charles r. Rady. Johu II. Friscbkorn. III. L.
Cary and Robert T. Briggs. jy bat
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NJ THE NEW NOVELTY TRAIN
" ID LEVY BROTHERS..
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ME- ONE THOUSAND PARASULS
and UMBRELLAS to be sacrificed at
iyl4 LEVY BROTHERS..
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III RUFFS and RUFFLES in great va
ricly at fjyl4 LEVY BROTHERS..
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M1y sEWING-MACHINE NEEDLES
and OIL at lily 14l LEVY BROTHERS,.
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M SILKS I sILKsl SILKS!
CLOSING QUIT CLOSING OUT!
This stock must be sold at some price at
" Ia LEVY BROTHERS..
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apECaAL. Nsyris,Es.

sg- M ATTN e., CARPETS, OH.
oi y ii AuaS' s11 - Levy BROTHERS,.
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IIllN. ] 27T {
NJ. E. SUNDAY-SCHOOL
l. BASKET PICNIC

DARK-PLACEM NJ. e. SUNDAY-SCHOOL
l. BASKET PICNIC
DOWN JAMES RIVER
will take place on
WEDNESDAY. July 18TH.
AT z O'CLOCK A. NJ,
on the double deck and newly-ftted barge GREEN
BUSH, landing at Newstcad, giving time for enjoy
ment, rest and dinner after which the sail VIII be
resumed through Dutch Gap, thus frightening the
sail at the most pleasant time of the day.
The point selected is very desirable, the grovels
in full view of the river, and the natural swings
(Which arc great novciesl have capacity for an un-
limited number.
The committee promise comfort, order, and every
attention necessary for the pleasure Of The company.
Tickets Adults, SO cents; children, 25 cents.
Refreshments furnished At city prices.
~ l0-Tu,Th.S.M&Tu
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
VI OLD POINT, CAPES. AND NOEFOLK-
by the members of
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
WEDNESDAY, JULY IL, 1877
(instead of Thursday the 19th),
49, II I1t tItx tntn
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DRY GOODS.

GOODS FOR THE MILLION.-Too
VI many goods on hand. and win be sold very
cheap: Black Grenadine at 15c.; Colorcd Grena.
Dimes in stripes and figures, ut TO Csc. beautiful
Sabe-Black Alpaca at rs, 80, So, and Acc; good
article at 40c.; tine assortment Of Cashmere Tor
mems and boys wear from 15c. to $500 per YARD
all much below regular price: Gauze Shrts-a full
assortment of low-price and fine goods-ofered at
New York wholesale price. See our 25c. Shirt.
iyl3 j. G.. WHITLOCK, 1909 Main street.