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The Only Member OF the Committee
who Voted Against the Platform.

RICHMOND, VA, October s, 1877.
To the Editors of the Dispatch:
Ny attention having been called to letter
from s.Henry II. Harrison, Esq, late mem
Der and secretary of the Committee on Res
olutions" of the State Convention, written
to the Petersburg Post, and purport1ng TO
be an authoritative History OF the FIAT
form" find in it the following paragraph
"The committee was then called ITO con.
slider the report OF the subcommittee which
had been appointed to draft 4 set OF reSolu-
tions). the platform reported, approved, ana
odopted, with the single dissenting voice OF
Mr.. Anderson, OF Rockbrdge:"
feel IL to be due to- myself, as well as to
an accurate statement Of the circumstances,
to say that according to the best OF my
knowledge and belief I was the only men,
Der of that committee present VINO Toted
against it's ADOPTION: Our respected CHAIR
man General: AndersonlJ aIluding to tue
fact that out OF twenty-five members OF the
committee present he heard only one dls-
senting voice. expressed the hope that the
member would withdraw his objection IN
order that n unanimous report could DC
made to the Convention. Thereupon arose
and stated, that being impressed with the
belief that the platform, as reported, would
strengthen the reimbursement party OF the
State and prove mischievous in its effect
upon the campaign into which we were
Just about to enter, and injurious to our
credit both at home and abroad, that l
could not vote for it-and did not. OF
course I acquit Mr.. Harrison, who i'm
pressed all. with respect for his intelligence
and courtesy, of any intentional misstate-
ment.
| may have been wrong in my view OF
the matter, but hold the same opinion still.
Very respectfully, CHARLES L. TODD.
mir. Todd deserves credit for his saga
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. RirIalulM | Qlspatth.
WEDNESDAY. .....oCT0BER 10. 1871.
Nh. w,;o Is in error Il, when it says that

The WHO is in error II, when It says that
g for some reason the opinion OF the At
torney.General does not suit us, 1t means
that the reason is any other than the one
which we have ourselves stated. We are
in the habit Of commenting freely upon the
opinions OF any official. When Attorney
General DANIEL decided two years ago tha'
Mr.. STUAwT's resignation created vacancy
that could be filled by new election ana
even after 1--WE think the Governor nau
ordered a new election in Augusta county,
the Dispatch undertook to show That '.'''
great LAWYER Ind given an erroneous op'h-
;ou Did he or his friends find "some rea'
SOM not stated by MS Tor our eTitlcish'
ON the contrary, the opinion was re-
called. aud the question was turned
over. 10 the House OF Delegates. We
would no, like to think that General FIELD
would do otherwise under similar elrcum'
stances. He is as liable to err as any other
man and the Wing does him great IN
Jury and reflects upon his good sense, when
IT. assumes that he is so captious rs to en-
pect to escape newspaper criticism, ana so
thin-skinned as TO take offence Mt it. ,, p,
But it is ludicrous to reflect that the
Wing. which will not allow to criticise
General FIELD. allows fifteen-shiliing petit
foggers to criticise in its columns the learn
ed Judges Of the Supreme Court of Appeals
OF Virginia, aud does not hesitate itself to
tackle Judge MoNCURE! who is not "quite
so good as the la,oyer" OF the Wing, il we
may draw such differences us the learned
editor OF the Wing does.
A. to the question at issue, we repeat
what we said on Monday-we don't care
button how it is decided. Even il itWere
decided against us by the Supreme Court OF
Appeals, we could plead the Wings ex-
ample for maintaining that the decision
was wrong.
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ss-CEN'T STORE.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
09-CEST STORE,

JUST RECEIVED AT THE
o9-CENT STORE,
No. sos BROAD STREET,
A full line of CROCKERY-which we are selling
very chcap-warranted best iron-stone
A beautiful line of VASES at 90c. pair;
We have u larger and finer assortment Of VASES
than ever before;
4 lot of new and very fine MAJOLICA PITCHERS
New TOILET SETS-99c. set;
IS sets TIN ToILET-WARE, in vernIlion, green
oak, walnut, and Frenc-gray. These sets are
fun size ana of very best quality and finish.
A splendid line TIN CUSPADORES at 99c. j pair
A splendid line LAVA CUSPADORES at 99c.
pair;
Large WAX DOLLS; some very fine DRESSED
DOLLS; new-style DOLL-pERAMBULA-
A lot Of PIPES and CIGAR-HOI, IN ;, fine u
rases; some bcautifully-caryed GIN uiNE
MEERSCHAUM SHAREHOLDERS IN nne
Another lot of those FINE. SOLID BLACK Wal,
NIT PICTURE-FRAMES mt 99c. apiece ana
00c. pair. We have several cntirei! nc" pa''
terms IN these. ,-,r,e
so new subjects in PASEI.-PlCTUEES'
New CHR0SiOS, new ALBUMS;
40 dozen MEMS SHIRTS, warranted linen BOSOM !:
0ur LARGE, FOUR-WHEELEDW WAGONS canuot
be eaualled in town for ) 30; ,,,r,,,,-r>
Some more OF those beautiful BhoSHE rluCfED
We are receiving new goods every day: Don't fail
TO cali at the 99-CENT STORE and look at them.
~ 99-CENT STORE, sos Broad street,
se27 between Fifth and Sixth
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M STOP AND THINK!
Z, X. PRICE & co.

i. X. PRICE & co.
most respectfully announce to the trade that their
FALL STOCK Is now on exhibition.
In all the leading styles of SILK and WoOLLES
FABRICS special attractions;
KSICKERBOCKER SUITINGS, BOURETTES,
MATELASSES, and Other French and Domestic
novelties. ..r-
BLACK AND COL oEED TRIMMINGS and DRESS
SILKS:
BLACK SILKS worth 75c., S5c., 81, $l.25. S1.35,
$3.50, S1.75. 50, and upwards-at these quoted
rates we make no claims 10 sell below cost
BEAUTIFUL LINE COLORED SILKS at ST.
decided bargain;
Attractive stock Of BLACK and MATELASSE
CLOAKING:
Full assortment Of BLACK and FANCY CLOAkS.
BLACK CASIfMERES In an endless variety.
Our speciality has always been BLACK GOODS
and to these we invite examination.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, GENTLEMEN;S FURNISH
INGS, RUFFLINGS. SIIEETINGS, SHIRT
lNGS. WHITE AND COLORED LINENS, &C,
Largest line Of CRETONNES south OF Washing
T. Il. PRICE d CO..
oc1 -3m 11O1 Main street
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In the city most of the voters have sur
rendered their .tax-receipts to the schools,
this being condition precedent to the adj
mission OF their children. These receipts
are held by the superintendent order, and
will not be urrendered.-State.
This must be mistake. He would be a
bold superintendent who should give such
orders. The receipts must &c shown; but
when the child's name is entered, they 60
back, or ought to 20 back, to their owner.
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A Democratic candidate forathe Virginia
State Senate, says 81 am opposed to the
payment OF a single dollar of the public
debt as ascertained by the funding bill. l
deny that Virginia is, legally or morally
bound for the sum so aScertained. am
not repudiationist." The Richmond Dis
patch is much bewildered By this curious
statement, and wante to know from this
candidate what or who 4 "repudiationist !"
is in his estimation.--Nep Hauem (Goa.,,.)
C7at0H,s5 ~ ia,,e i re ita4fsia =: '''i'tsti
Master Harry Huller, Of 4 eyas. is .elgh-
teen years old, is six feet i've inches tall,
and ,ssserts that he be IA still rising. Il
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The american Lao Revie,0 for October
1877. hassbeen sent to US by Messrs. WEST,
,ycHysrov& CO., the Richmond agents ol 'no
Boston publishers. 1t deserves Its nafhc-
Il Is i" American "-that is, its contents are
such as to recommend it to the profession y
both in the United States and British Anne
RIGA. It's digests Of English cases; OF
State reports; and Of bankrupt cases, are OF
themselves worth the price OF the Reu'e''
For sale as above. ..,. I.
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RAILROAD LINES,
RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC r. r. Co..,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. {
RICHMOND, August 3, 1877. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
sfONDAy Auaust 9th, trains will

On and after. MONDAY, August 9th, trains VIII
run on this road as follows.
BOT A. 81 leaves the Byrd-Street station daily lex
cept Sunday, connecting with the bal
@rr5. tiniore and Ohio and Baltimore and
.-.... Potomac railroad. due at washington
at lilo =. NJ: Baltimore ut $50 =.
g.. a.; Philadelphia at $50 L. NJ. New
York ut 1915 Z. NJ.
4.4O p NJ leaves Byrd-Slreet station daily arrIv-
ing ut Washington ct $3.50 L. Al:
baltimore at lI:40 p. NJ; Philadei-
....,. phia at $40 4. M.: New York nj go D
A. 81. Through sleeper from Rlch-
mond TO New York price oil certh, -.
AK p NJ ACCOAlMODATl0S TRAIN, Tor
Junction, leaves Broad.Str station
daily Sundays exceptedl. g ~.
70, A. AZ, arrives ut Byrd-Street station daily
leaves New York at $3.50 the prece.
ding evening"; Baltimore at ll:66 Y.
NJ; Washington at 1:55 7. NJ. ,
IO.45 p NJ arrives at yrdStreet station ca.ly (exf
cept Sunday. Leaves New York NJ
S.l5 A. NJ; Philadeiphta at 1905
T. A.: Baltimore At 3:l5 T. Al; Washi
ington at $50 p. NJ.
gas A. ST, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrive s
1t sBroad-Street station daily tSun-
days excepted,
v'3ss3 astSia / General saperinteldsnt
a,l4:ilsl - t,{atr53 RSkis G. A.sTAY6OR, ts2
ie23 General Freight and Ticket AGsats
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WoRCysTER's PoCKET-DICTIoNARY.-We
have Just received from the publishers, j.
B. Lrpp1ScoTT & Co., Philadelphia, copy
OF this little volume. We prefer WoRcEs-
TIERS spelling to wEBsTER's, but WEBsrER's
definitions to WoRsEsTER's. The little vol
ume before us is q capital pocket-companion
for people who, not being accustomed to
writing, need such help.
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ANSWER DEsIRED.-We observe that the
State has at last succeeded in borrowing
100000 to meet in part its immediate
wants. When this money is to be returned
do the compulsory-adiustment advocates
believe that it should be paid in full, or is
their principle VI settlement only to include
" the new way to pay old debts s"-Nor-
fOlE Ledqer. .rgfG~
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RICHMOND AND PgrEEsBrEGi
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SEPTEMBER ~, Isl
" trains OR this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
7.o5 A. NJ. THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, t"iHin.ia ~
yannah, Raleigh; Ananta: 49,, 49,
Montgomery. Mobile, NJ Orleans.
and all points South aud Sou'Are
also connects al Petersburg win The
Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO railroad "a
for LYnchburs, Farlnvc, and Other
local stations on that ro1'!, WjhiLs
same time us by any otlcr me. lnl'
train stops only II Manchester ana
Chester.
loop. 81, ACCOMMODATIONS dai': t"Ac'p'
Sunday. Passengers takias tn, tfa.
will make c-se conntcti0n al ittf,'
burg for Norfolk and at N"r"H WI"
splendid Bay-iine steamers Tor nillt'
more, Philadelphia, and Nc" or
and with the Old Dominion straincf,
for Sew York, stopping 81 nj i.-aIAs
stations OH signal
5:25 P. 81. FREIGHT daily texccp; SUNDAY, "in
coach attached.
1O.55 NJ. THROUGH NAIL da!y except His
day., connecting for Weldon hI, 'tn
Wilmington, and Charleston. Pni,maS
slecping-car for Wilmington AMI Tx
South.
LEAVE PErERsBURG NORTH.
aga A NJ THROUGH MAIL daily except sun
day), connecting with Rlchn3iin' ffcl
ericksburg auG Potomac railroad II'
ali pOints North. East. ami W'si.
100 4. M..ACCOMMODArfO TRAIN daily icy
cept sunday With passenger c'ich IL
tlched. .....,,,
with Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all points t.l:'
and West. Also, making close cenHef'
ton with the Chesapeake ana on.t
railroad for the virginia Springs Ana
ali polnts North aud West. THIS 'rAil
stops only At Manchester.
s.,Op NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily (cItept sun
,iay), with passenger coach atlarhth.
This Is the only line running double dali! u"a
from Richmond South. ,,,o.,.,
Passengers for Clover HIN conneet a. =, vi,
daily Except Sunday by taking the 62o T. ID. oa'
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS -,
will leave Richmond at 8 A. NJ. and 900 T. u
every Sunday I'll further notice. ,u,.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start i'o~
o. q A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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vlted to preach on sunday and SO we
dropped the paper. We never overlook
such matters. II the Boston papers cons
tain aught Of special interest IN addition 70:
what is contained Incur teiegraphic COLI
umns. we shallbe suresto reproduce IT,
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING Eygvc
SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY,

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING Eygyc,
SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1877.
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No. l-7:23 4. NJ, leaves Kichmond; arrise, :,
1875 y. ~, Greensboro . ~; !.
and GIariot.e 7:Ss i r.H T. ",
No. 2-4:2J A. ~, leaves Charlotte: arr;yc.
Salisbury 6:lS a. 81. Gre"
boro' 500 A. ~. TaaTi:,..
1913 a. NJ. Burkcv!lIr ~.
i. ~. and Richmond aga ? y
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY "
No. 3-l0:50 i. 81. leaves Richmond; arrive. =,
BurkeviIe 1:4l i. 81. la
VILE 1854 4. NJ. Grc"n> I'm,
s:l5 A. NJ. Salisbury Xxx
A. ~, and Charlotte liz = ~
So.4 $50 L. NJ, leaves Charlotte: arri,,. y.
Salisbury 1870 T. NJ ORC
! boro' 10 r. NJ. Danrlllr ,SI,r
A. ~. burkcyilie i:43 4. Y
AMI Richmond 7:tI 4. 81
LYSCHBURG ACCOMNODATIOX D,IIv
No. $1,000 4. 81, leaves Richmond daily and =.
rives ut BurkeylIlr 4, 100. Z.
NJ. connecting Hi;h the =
& O. X. X. for all ,.,!a:s In -
southwest and ~" v,rtl..
r..-. @. springs and Summer -r>o;t, -
the line OF that ro1I ~
No. G-l2:50 +. NJ, leaves Durhcyl!lr t.s.Iv ,nl .
rtvcS At Richmond II 3,iJ ..
~, connecting win A. ,
o. X. X. from al point, -,r"
and southwc.t. alI rr,rr ;,
various springs and ,GGl".,--.
-fa, sorts Oh that road.
Trains Nos. ] and 2 stop only IL hinrl. cor-.
house. Burkeyle, keysrile. Drake. Hraucil r..
okc, Glover. ScOttsburg. Wolf Trap. Boston, Bal.
dxlc's, Dundee, Danvillc. ReidSvi'lc, Grc"u,fu-.
Thomasylle, salisbury, China Grove. ~: AL =.
Railroad Junction.
Trans Nos. and 2 connect IL Ounce VIII. .as
Virginia Midland railroad At GrccusJ1rD. fsrE IL.
leigh, Goldsboro' and Intermediate iu!C., wt,f, \
G.. railroad. At Airline Junction Will h'.rfta- ard
Charlotte Airline. At Charlotte win tGarr,r
Columbia and Augusta railroad - an! from
points North and South.
Trains Nos. 3 aud will StGpa: al, station, A.,
connert ut Richmond going North and south a.s
the r.. +. C =. x. r. for Washington and oil l.,.,
North and West, and with the e. & -. i. l..
Greenbrer White sulphur and o;kcr sprtu;s 81
West Virginia. At Greensboro with the NJ. Al.
y. w. y. e.. rair0a Is TO and from Salem y. e.. H.
leigh and Gohisboro. aud Intermediate gif..
At Salisbury with Wcstcrh y. E.. railroad Tho.
trains run daily on Richnond and DanviIIe rts
road, and connect as above. rNrcp; going nor.
on Sunday morning and going south on Mont.r
morning. Trains making this connection run ia h
on Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac u
Chesapcake and Ohio railroads cAcclt sunday
Trains on y. W. y. &. railroad run from i.rcrrs
bOro' To Salem daily except sunday. and from N.a-
to Greensboro daily except Saturtiai.
Tickets sold to all southern ami sou,hwe.te-,
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets are good only for acontinn"u- ts.Sa,
between the points named on The ucs"ts. No ay.
over checks will be given.
T. 81. K. TALCOTr.
General Superintendent
join X. MAcMuRDo. General Passenger Agea:.
~ IL
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sToREl!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.


COURTNEY s. POWELLS,
42a EAST BROAD STR E E T.
stock we have ever offered to the public.
DRESS GOODS ...
in all the new and desirable fabrics, of the choicest
designs at the lowest prices. %
A full assortment of
.. ,... MOURNING GOODS
very moderate in price, and unsurpassed in quality
and 1nish. .......
WHITE GOODS
of every description: DAMASKs. LINENS, MUS
LINs, VICTORIA LAWNS. NAINsOoKs,
PIQUES, HANDKERCHrEFs, &C., al popular
prices.
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS .-
all qualities and prices. Our stock of
CASSIMERES, FLANNELs, AND BLANKETS
were selected with great care, and win merit your
special examination. ;
MERINO AMID WOOL UNDERWEAR
for ladies' gentlemen, and children. made special
IT, In this department our stock Is always complete
and beyond the competition Of any house In the
city. , 1850 ..rs.rs.s' 4t.
Look at our WHITE SHIRTS for 81. se25
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Hand Book of Punctuation. BY Profos-
sor TURNER, OF Hollins Institute.
. We have copy OF this very correct and
useful book on punctuation by Professor
TURNER. .....
For sale by j. T. ELLYSoS.
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Personal.

ITO THE PUBLICAN parties are here
L by warned against TRADING IN ANY PA
PER drawn either In our favor or IN the favor OF
Richardson & Co., such paper having been stolen
from us. foe S-1wl LATHROP 6 LEIGH.
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Z - :. - !, - = = --.t,-a-. -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES..
ME- GRAND OPENING AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
x, ,oar,u IrxJpOPIJrNf AM RRoA u STREET

-a--.----~~~~~-~-~-~~-
me- GRAND Openings AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM. sol BROAD STREET.
Having just received and opened over 100 cases
and bales, we are prepared to show and offer one OF
the best and cheapest stocks OF DRY GOODS IN INC
city and ask call of those In want Of bargains at
I THALH1MER BROTHERS,
sixth AID, BnoADx~sTREETs.-.' .rA'7~-'s
40 nsses h9S stc5 aSe to
ss Bsss; BAeK e;
Give us q call In black GOODS Us We guarantee
saving of 90 to 80 per cent.
80 pieces BLEAGHEp HAkFBLEAcHE Ed, and and
astonish you; / II dozen NAPKINS and DoYL-
les from nuction) from Doc. to S2.50 per dozen
fcaIl and see thenl}: 125 dozen TOWELS (all
kinds from 10 to soc. apiece-one Of the largest
and cheapest lines ever received.
Ladies, cbildren,s, Boyst and Mems UNDER
VESTS tho best and cheapest stock In the city
give us a call OH them Ladies' FELT SKIRTS.
TRB ESi.iEE oGs ns o~ ana
200 pairs WHITE and COLoRED BLANKETS,
exhibited: 1875 CALICO COMFORTS and
QUILTS ut low prices; $50 WHITE MAR
SElLLES anu Quiet style 2CiLlS, foC- W 90.
$50 pieces CAsSIMERES fall gradrs), 25c to So
per yard. We ask Il call OH Cassimeres, as we
pay special attention TO that stock, and can show
one of the best and cheapest stocks In the city.
IS pieces BLACK, BROWN. BLUE, and GRAY
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, 75c. to sl.50-the
best Black Waterproof ever sold In the world for
81 yard. Call and SEP us on them.
225 pieces WHITE. RED, BLUE, and GRAY
FLANNELS from 20 To 75c. per yard. Look
at our wide zoe. White Flannel, worth soc.
90 pieces BROWN and BLEACHED CANTON
FLANNEL from 81 to 25c. per yard.
LADIES CIOAKS-l he newest STYLES just re-
cered-from 81 10 S25. Give US 4 call on Cloaks
before purchasing, rs we have Them made 10 or
der, and guarantee good lit and bargain.
CARPETS-A large line ut The lowest prices. For
good and cheap Carpet give us u cal.
We have also very large stock of RIBBONS,
SCARFS, LACES. KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, COR
SETS. nANDKERCIIEFS. PORTE.5IONNAIES,
RUFFLINGS. TRIMMINGS, PRINCES. BUT
TONS OF all kinds, and lots Of other goods usually
kept in irst-cass drygoods store. and which will
be sold ut the lowest cash prices For bargains call
at THALfIMER BROTHERS,,
601 Broad street.
Country orders promptly attended 10. ocG
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:. If you want BLANKETS, 70 to CARDOZO,
as $S and as nigh rs SIS per pair. .....
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| II YOU want DRESS GOODS Of every style and
aualft v 20 TO CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN& CO.'S
where You win have the largest stock to be found In
the cityto select from. IT,. -@. r. ..
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TRY GOODS.-Calico, sc. yard; good
~ line Dress Goods. 6H to Csc; Calico, Sc yard:
best goods vet discovered for the money; White
Flannels; very cheap, also good Twill at 25c; eN-
anime our Bleached COttons; Blankets. 81 10 W per
pair: Brown Cotton. yard wide. 5H- 81, and SIC
Our goods were all bought for cash, and we will en-
deayor to make 1t lively by small prices
j. 6. WHITLOCK,
oc2 1907 Main street.
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~LEyY BROT II + r S HAVE
marked down to closing-out prices their entire stock
largest and most varied stock of these goods to be
found south Of New York. At the very attractive
prices row asked they well worthy Of an inspec-
ton. DC 1U
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=; Don't fall to look at CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN
& CO.'S CARPETS, RUGS, and DRUGGETS before
h,,y
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Buy your MER1No SHIRTS at CARDoZO,
F0ifROHREAN 8 CO.'S. You will get the best
onalIty and at the lowest prices. -.
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.CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co. make BL ACk
and MOURNING GOODS a specially. They have
civ which they show in the very best light for the
buyer, -r-
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n1Y LEVY BROTHERS HAVE A
splendid assert rnent of BLACK CAsTA1EEEs pur-
chased d,rcct from the importers, which enables
them TO sell nj much below regular prices. oc 10
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RAILROAD. LINES.
E E .szssa sssssSs -.

AND DANVILLE PII
IL ROAD COMPANY.
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THE BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY COM
I pANY deliver promptly in all parts Of the city
,bcir celebrated CLOVER HILL LUMP. HAIL,
Nut, ENGINE, and SHOP COAL. only by weight,
giving ton, or about 80 bushels, for about the same
that was formerly charged for 25 bushels Call anu
be convinced that 1t Is to your interest to patronzc
This home enterprise. Yard Corner Seventh anu
Byrd streets, Richmond Va. &C l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10

PARTISAN SUITS at CARDOZO. FOURQUREAN
4 co.'s, at $35 and $40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10
MARRIAGE.
DEATH
DRY GOODS.

NEW FAIL DRESS GOODS-ncW ana
~ he,u+lfuI styes Mt very low fgl,res-daiIy OPEN
inr nj JULIUS MEYERS,
oc 5-eOd oO3 I,roau STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10

DLACK ERE S.-Handsome
ID WOOL CAsH51ERES at 62kc. worth
SOC, at SC. worth 81, at 81 worth Sl.25. some
o. h-eoI JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a DON'T BUY YOUR BLANKETS
until you frs. see those splendid eleven-quarter
WHITE BLANKETS which LEVY BROTHERS
are selling at Is q pair. DC lo
IT THE LARGEST AND MOST
'-'.'' -
stylish assortment Of BLACK CLOTH CLoAks
can be found at LEVY BROTHERS, where you can
save enough on your cloak to buy an elegant dress
out OF their new stock OF DRESS GOODS Just In.
foe 10I .....et
~ TWENTY THOUSAND YARDS
Of CROCHET and EVERLASTING TRIMMING
at is, 25, SO. and soc. dozen yards; cost double
the money TO import. This special auctIon-bargain
"a I'm. one of the many now offered at
- LEVY BROTHERS,.
wLEvYBROTHERs ARE SELLING
no1rR,E.Ty1LL CASHMERE (lds seasons
shades, nj 75c. yard which retails at sl25 usually.
It IS real good bargain. oc III
MT LEVY BROTHERS HAVE A
splendid assert ment of BLACK CAsTIMEREs pur-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-10

They have WATERPROOF for 75c. worth 81;
WATERPROOF Mt 81 worth 1925; WATER
PROOF ut s. .26 worth S1.50-in the newest shades
and good quality. at25 per cent, less than ever
At SYCLE BROTHERS. you will ind all the
what Is the use of shopping all over town when you
call got all the goods you wish mt SYCLE BRO
TRERS,Rfiiftqt Ter! L. SO, e. - !i.rI .3FE