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without an Elual.

The hygienic properties OF Murray s. Ian
mans florida " ater are market and dis
tnc We feature Of this delicious perfume. It's
wonderfui power in relieving nervous head
ache, fainting turns, ordinary hysueria, and
sick room, mark it as peculiarly adapted to
the requirements or the boudoir, the dressing g
room and bath
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JOAQUIN MILLER probably did not de-
ign his latest poem, Gotham, Go
Vest" as an OHIO campaign document,
hut there is suspicious suggestion in
tie concluding lines:
Therefore, indeed l think it best,
That you go West, or learn to know the West"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21

PREPARATIONS Tor a winter campaign
indicate that neither Of the belligerent
powers expects a very speedy termina-
lion of the Eastern war.
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Ponds Extract.

1t is a fact, that once introduced into the
house, it holds an undivided place. 1t is an
remedyin all cases where lotion
or a liniment is needed; and as apain destroy
er it is without a rival. All druggists sell it.
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Now George Sands physician says
she died OF strong drink. To her credit,
however, it should be explicitly stated
that the drink was only coffee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21

THE Chinese believe there is petro-
leum 10 the Celestial Kingdom, and have
sent for an American expert to tiud out.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21

A MAN who can not get up a reasona-
bly, severe case of hay-fever should not
aspire to being considered intellectual.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21

RAILROADS on paper are becoming
practical, as car-wheels are now being
construcl ed OF that material.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-21

We all have our p elerences; but no
one prefers to hear a crying baby when
The fact is so well known that DR.. BuIPs
Baby Syrup would at once qIiet it. 25c.
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CINCINNATI & wEsTwooD tNARRow-dAU6E)
Daily. except Sunday. Time. 7 min. fast.
Leave G.. II. & d. Depot, G:2O AM, ll:J0A NJ
Leave brighton Station. 6:35 A N, 500 NJ,
II 80 N. 2:45 P M. $3.50 P NJ. 6:4DPM.
Leave kobL's lWestwoodl, 5:j5 NJ, 7:lo
A NJ, s:35 A M, 1874 P NJ, 4:OU Pm, 6!I5 Pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave BfignJon Station, 9:40 A NJ, HIS A n,
/ :35 NJ, IA p NJ, 6:l0P NJ, T:2O P NJ.
! cave Robb's (Westwood), 200 A NJ, 1880 A
N, 1890 M, 2:l0 P NJ, 5;20 P NJ, 6:4lPM.
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THE STAR

2aO Walnut street. Cincinnati, o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-21
ORDINANCE No. a..
An orltnaac, to as:e the Nuisance ot bog Running at

IN UTInaac O. a2,1.t thc Nuisa.e u n'. flnIins Al
large,
The n2f-I OF Trustees Of Carson CT, a., ,>j
SECTION l. ANY ,r-r-,, hce,it. q dog or ,. Within tn,
4 In ,, OF er'. , al, 5Sr ' y m ''I .I ~
icere A. follows For each male do, Inc slIn Il ,,I
dollar. and flr each female tio, the SUM %, three Il lrs
and Shall b. entitled to r,leiIt therefor
N,ctjUr, , II Shall he tn. tl,it II the civ CI to pro
c,Irr NJ the r>i,-r-e u the iv and li,r e., tie 'ry
Marshal such number Of suitable r. a. MAJ. l. r,jra
akin lis rrrcjlt tlicrfr SAID ;ss 4h.I h., distressed ii
i,y sud ,y Marshal in the manner htr,inaft.r ;r.r,4f
iir .b. make ont AMI submit e. the board Of Trustees n
aas once in cari. quarter ylr and At any time gh,
aid Board may REQUIRE it, VERIFIED s.atc.acr: of his r..
GENTS FROM the ,i- II d" tt~. Sh'N ing nv, clotDt "
71t md retained, hv hin Tor fees q- i,.~ if IT, Qe:
ard the amount r.d into jhe t~,as.j--
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-21
AssiGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

NNNIIIN Ills N-NI.T.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TILE DISTRICT
Court nj the United States Tor the District Of Nevada,
made and entered the 10th day OF May, 1871 hereby
give notice that will sell at public aucon in one parcel
Tree from all membranes,
In front Of the property the following pieces OF land in
Carson City Ornlsty County State 81 Nevada, 10 W.T.
Those certain pieces Of land called and known ami
being: Whole Of Lots -Four, Five and Eight, and the
northern and half g. feet Of Lot Nine, all III Block
Thirty five $50 Of Sears, Thompson and Sears division Us
said Carson City with the Store counters shelving ami
other i'll the buildings thereupon Said rnIyser
forming part OF the OF \. Il. DtIESBACH BAH
rupt, i'll bankruptcy. ISRAEL CRAVE OhD
Assignee.
Carson City Nevada, May 70, l,77. la"9"
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ArEvAnA SULPHUR coMpANY.- Loca-

~ tiun uf principal place ii business, Carson CITY
Oruls1y county, Nevada. Location Of works. Orni5'!
county etadl-Notce j. hereby given that at meeting
the Board Trustees held the Second day II March
4 D. ISL an assessment no y U Four 81 dollars Per
levied upon the capital stock Of the company
uly4hIc Immediately in United States gold coin, 10 the
Secretary Of the company in Carson City. NvNA Ait Any
;A IJr,li which this Shall rcnan unpaid OF
advertised 1'.r sale at public auction and unless payment
j. made before Will be sold the 18th day of July, l>I,
IT, pay the delinquent assessment together =" th costs 81
N rii,in4 and EXPENSES II sale. BY order the Board
uf Trustees. THOMAS l.. SMITH, Secretary.
Carson CITY MAJ 10, ISL.
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CoENTY TREAsURERls Office,

CARSON CITY OT1soy County, July IN, ls77
To the Board Of County Commissioners OF orTnsoy county
Nevada:
Gentlemen: herewith submit my report Of the bust
ness OF the County freasuTera 0ce for the half yea end
inE June 30, ls?T.
On the Ist ii January 1877 there ia the several
county funds the following
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-21

( United States for the District of Nevada.
In re '. a Muller and ?. c Weber bankrupts. IN bank
.uptcy.
is hereby given the creditors of said baupt9
and all parties interested that TUESDAY, THE I2ti
DAY OF JUNE, 1871, 10 o'clock and the Court room.
said Court in Carson City, District aforesaid have been
appointed the time and place when said Court WILL Oh
hearing inquire whether the resolution passed by the cred
tors said bankruts the Both day III May 1871, ac-
ccptig the proposal Of composition made BY said bunk
rupts passed required by law, and whether The
same best Of all concerned; when and
all parties interested may appear and be heard III
that behalf.
Witness the Hon f. W HLLYEI Judge of said District
Court and seal thereof hereto affixed Carson City,
District Of Nc> ada this 9TH day Of June 1877.
rsE.II T. !. EDWARDS Clerk.
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R nAGo " Az I
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

fS'uE UNDER SIGNED GIVE MOTTO az
Lis appointment AsSj-Te@ Of A. Z. pEeatfttA anu
n D. Hlluh Griesbach uatc) OF Carson City! In the
county oi Or:nsby. and State Of Nevada, within the Dss
tri" = i Ne,a.i3 Who have been sjncd blSrtfts upon
their petition by Jhe District Court Of sad District
ISRAEL CRAWFORD. Assignee
I-r+ou f'ft,- \sy-sf7- \r,rif - lS.- l4~3W
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OaNsEy CUCNrY, NV ADA July :, H.
IT, t&e Hon. the Board o County Commissioners UIhy
Comfy. Stat. Of Nevada:
The Comfy Auditor respectfully submits tha following
REPORT ii the fiscal aair of the said county for th
months ending June 30, 1877.
BlAncs hand January lst 1871 1852 q.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-21

Of business June 90, 1877. This bslsno@
Il the balance Ia the several sunds - tbs
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IN JUSTICES CoVHv, CARSON TO" y

Carson CIV, A-IlI rs. ~.
r. ". ". DANES, Plaintiff \;,.-".N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07

N LATEST NEWS FROM THE
SEAT. OF WAR, AT WILLIAM TItALHlMER'S,
col BROAD STREET.-Another great reduction In
prices. us goods must be sold to reduce stock Il !
have therefore marked my entire stock of DRESS
GOODS, ALPACAS. GRENADINES, WHITE
GOODS, CASSDfERES, LINENS, and NOTIONS,
at the very lowest prices, and ask call before buy
ing elsewhere. ~. s. E. =. =.
10 pieces Lace-Workcd Poplins ut 40 and 45c.,
reduced from 60 and Csc; 100 pieces Plain.
Striped, Figured, land Plaid Dress Goods at 20
and 25c., reduced from 80 and 40c.: C..
Black Grenadines-A full line from 12x to 15c I;
10 pieces Silk-strfpcd Grenadine at zoe. worth
sac; s.. .E, -. :.
Black Alpacas-A cheap line from 90 to 75c;., Give
me call for q bargain in Alpaca. \ full line OF
Mourning Goods at low prices'
While Goods OF all kinds 1T lowest prices: 1000
yards French Victoria Lawn at 13c., cheap at
25c. Great bargains in White Goods. ....,,
Par,sols--A large stOck-Trices reduced, and great
bargains from 25c. TO 81 so i.
1000 French Wove COrSetS ut Soc. cheap at 9Uc;
Cork CorSets something new and good) at :
1000 pieces Gambrc Edgings and ln.ertings from ON
6 to 75c-the largest and cheapest stock In the
city. Give me call in them. . $50. ....
~ o.'O -. WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
ie1 &c.,. -. 49,. COL Broad street.
t.s
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The English Sparrow.

The following article is from: tho pen OF
an Englishman who was well acquainted
with the little sparrow which is now so IA.
pidly spreading himself In this State:
FARMyILLs, Va, June 5.:lST.
To the Editors Richmond Dispatch: u
Sirs,-In your article ON C. English Spar:
rows.p published in. your issue OF yester.
day. YOU mention the fact that they are be.
coming too numerous to be pleasant in
Richmond. wish, very much some great
philanthropist Of Your city would take the
trouble to trap few, and send them here
to benefit us, as they have you, in clearing
the trees Of the disgusting caterpillars that
are now beginning TO infest them. Mayor
Darlington could not do more gracious &C,
than to make a presenter some dozens OF
these lively little fellows to Mayor Cowar
on the day OF his inauguration. They arc
undoubtedly yoracious' little imps, but a
great deal OF their food is composed Of
worms and insects that other birds do not
seem to relish They may do some damage
but their usefulness certainly more than
compensates. for that. II these prolific
birds spread RAPIDLY over the State, as you
imagine they will, I think it will be
positive advantage to- the agricultural
classes, for when the weather is severe OF
the snow upon the: ground they will be able
to catch dozens OF these little birds, and the
good housewife can make a delicious pie OF
prepare them in some other way for the
table. which will be great relief to the uni
yersaI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES diet; OF the
country. They can be easily trapped ir
hard weather by getting good size seive
or an old door; strew some wheat beneath
it, prop up with stick, to which string
can be attached; conceal the person in on
adjacent building, and in short time do
Gems will be secured if they are at all hume.
rous. don't believe these little fellows
drive the other birds away. They usually
stay around the house, where but few wild
birds frequent, and as q rule, think, like
the Britons themselves, mind their OWL
business and make themselves rs Jolly as
possible. I am not aware that they drive
off the singing birds in England, where
there are thousands to one in this State, anc
as natural consequence much smaller
number OF insects. Yours, &c.. b.;
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The GOyernOrship.

In the matter of who is the local favorite
for Governor we are still unable to speak
absolutely by the card. We are sure, how
ever, that Daniel is the favorite by very
large odds in and around Gordonsyille.
We believe also that be completes strongly
with Holiday in all other parts Of the county,
and is said to lead in Louisa, and Madison,
and Albemarle. There area sprinkling, and
a very slight sprinkling, OF. Malone men in
Orange. We believe they can be counted
on ones fingers. In Madison warm adj
herent OF Malone tells us that himself and
possibly two others constitute Mahone's
strength in that county. FitZ. Lee has some
friends both in, Madison and Orange. In
Culpeper they want to make General
Field Lieutenant Governor GoTdonSuille
Gazette. : : - '.--i i't'!'
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Silver.

President HAYES hits :thenai on the head
J., favor;ng the reconciliation OF silver coin'
That Is a peoples measure The narrower
the basis OF paper circulation the; harder It
Is for the people. Gold Is the aristocraey7TT7
silver the yeomanry--oi the medium OF ex-
change. The former is for the capitalists
and money-changers, the latter for the hard
handed producers, without whom there Is
no increase-no. subsistence in the land.
The President ranges himself on the popu.
lar side in this matter. The decentralization
OF silver is trick for the benefit OF the mil:
.ionaires. not for that of the people. g@t.
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Generalo or Governor WELLS, who was
Governor OF Virginia under the military
despotism, and is now, as our readers
are aware, holding the Office Of United
States District Attorney in the Federal
city, has fallen into bad odor with the
Washington Republican, once the organ Of
the GRANT Cabinet, but now greatly modi-
ned and Modified as the supporter of Presi-
dent HAyEs's administration. Asst is not
very consistent with its present attitude to
be defending the ultra men and carpet-bag-
gers who found favor under GRAFT, it hesi-
.ates not 70 give EXC oyernor WELLS piece
o. its MIND, II Joins Don PlATI'g Capitol
IA On assault upon the Illustrious WELLS.
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We invite our customers, friends, and the public
in general to an examination of our new store and
stock of DRY, AND FANCY GOODS, which are
arranged In the following departments: ".
- BASEMENT. ,..... -...:
lou Will find MATING, OIL-CLOTHS, Ia
BILE OIL-CLOTHs, oIL-CLoTH MATS, CAR
PETS, BED-TICKS, and 4 large stock of DOMEs-
TICS, such as BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS, GINGIIADIs, PLAID DOA1ESTTCS. Don't
fail to look at our MATTINGs at zoe. per yard ::
yard-wide OIL-CLOTH only Acc. per yard; full
width TABLE OIL-CLOTH only soc. per yard !;
and all our DOAlESTICS will be retaied at whole
sale prices.
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BUTLER ON HIS, LAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eral Butler: It,seems to me now that it was
a sort Of put-up Job on me by some one
who wanted to get money enough to buy
his breakfast with the next morning; and il
the man who did it ever. comes into my
Office again lie had better get on q pair OF
pants with leather seat. The only. excuse
is that he is a starving penny-a-liner who
could sell that kind of stuff to such news
papers as published it. 1t has got so now
that hardly dare to speak to anybody on
any subject unless it should afterward turn
out that he is an interviewer.
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e .,ss,ii.ESI6l. n.,. Az
n AT COHEN BROTHERS,

WS5 "a S01A1IAf - - y = =
80 pieces PIQUE CORDS at 81 worth 12hc.;
sc pieces VICTORIA LAWN l2H worth 2oc.,
at 20 heretofore sold at $780,;
SWISS MUSLIN ut near half its value;
SWISS MUSLIN ut 16ss worth 30c.;---. -s,.-r-
STRIPED and, CHECKED MUSLINS very low;
FRENCH PIQUEs at rs. sold last season at Aoc''
--,.s andsome among Them DC
INDIA CLOTHS at 25c.-fuIIy half price;
21o0-LrNEN at Coo, general price being 75c. by
the piece; 500. ztls..... ----.....1
PILLOW-CASE LINENS and sHEETIEGS;
13 pieces OF the best sHEETING Slightly soied In
being packed) at 10c. u yard less than regular
price; .t,E IT, t'.s ,tiz - ! =:
4 cases Of the best PRINTS at 6 and exc. yard:
A large stock of MANSIONS, CAMBR1CS, TUCK
MUsLINS, and other white goods. my 80
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me- COHEN BROTHERS HAvEJUsT
received PLAIN DOUBLE-WIDTH BUNTING,
which they are offering ut Zoe. n yard. They have
also every shade in the ALL-WOOL BUNTING.
Their stock of DRESS GOODS comprises every
thing novel this season. "@ i.,. my 30
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MT FULL ASSORTMENT OF READY
MADE LINEN. SUITS for ladies at reduced
prices Full suits from $3.50 MP, warranted
pure linen.
Their KID GLOVES In Black, Coored, Opera
Shades and Whites, at 75c. are worth S1.25.
See their THREE-BUTTON BLACK and OPERAS
at ST worth 81.
BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED LISI.E-THREAD
=. GLOVES, in one, two, three, and four buttons,
the cheapest ever offered IN this city.
Among the many varieties of C0RSETS they sell an
EMBROIDERED CORSET at S5c., Which was
very recently sold at $1.75. my3o
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ME- SECURITY. INVESTMENT.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
l10S MAIN STREET, Agent
MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
f.. ASSETS NOW OVER &S2,0OO,009.

This grand old company, with the least ratio Of
expense Of any company In the country, with solid
investments producing interest mere than sufficient
to meet all mortality claims-in d word, In perfect
condition, demonstrating Life Insurance under su-
pcrior management-now tenders TO the community
n SEVEN PER CENT. COMPOUND INTEREST IN
yEsrMENT WITHOUT CHARGE FOR TIE GREAT
INSURANCE BENEFIT WHILE INVESTING. The
agent specially invites conference and recommends
the company the most solvent financial Institution
OF, the fuce of the globe, my 26-lm
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sPECIAi. NOTICES.
:. SPECIAL NOTICES.
aT AN ARRAY OF BARGAINS!
uNpREcEDENTED IL. UNSURPASSED
NOW EXHIBITED AT
LEVY RS.
1017 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.

Our buyer is still in NewYork, sending us choice
GOODS purchased at great sacrifice, which We are
determined to sell very cheap to our customers.
n.!t.i9iH We open this day: ss1i,. ~ f@.i ~
so dozen HEMsT1rcHED HANDKERCHIEFs at
2sc, each, regular price, 40c. ~, !;
80 dozen HEhisTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs at
one shifting cach--a good bargain;
30 pieces CHECK MUSLIN at 25c. per yard sold
everywhere for 35c.:i i5,.ris.9i - 'f.t'thsl
VICTORIA LAWNS at l2X, Is, 16'g, 20, and 25c.,
!, upon which you eau save 25c. onevery dollars
wortlfbought of us; >: -.
BLACK ;TWILLED SILK GRENAD1NE LINING
4oc. per yard-the cheapest thing you ever saw
CoLoRED GRENADINES with SILK FIGURE
= at 1oc. per yard worth CSC;
1000 yards beautiful DRESS GOODS Mt SIC.
Come and see what beauties they are 1t VIII sur
prise you. ~ {, '''.t .
We call the especial attention of purchasers Of fine
goods to our splendid new stock of
IT,, FIGURED GRENADINES for overdresses,
BLACK LACE FIGURED GRENADINE,
-s.i MEXICAINE AND RESTLESS
An Of the very latest stylc-quality unsurpassed.
.. .l ..'s LEVY DRoTHEBS'
open the following new goods In their
SILK DEPARTMENT:
RI,ACK SILKS, 65, rs, IS, e0c., and 81 worth
75c., 81, $1.10. and $1.25.
IT, RAVE SILKS-steei ground, black stripes;
RAVE SILKS-steeI ground, white stripes.
In addition 10 these they have in store r' -"
BLACK-AND-WHITE CHECK SILKS,
. BLACK-AND-WHITE STRIPE SILKS, s.
| EVENING SHADES In all coIors, and
Superb BLACK SILKS In allqualities.
ic ..-.-... .-.s s.. ..-
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Mt DON'T FAIL TO SEE SILKS At
COHEN BROTHERS. before you purchase. They
have every Imaginable shade, besides the largest and
cheapest stock of BLACK and FANCY SILKS ever
exhibited IN this State. my 30
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me- FRESH NATURAL

~ FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS
APoLLINARIs WATER-RHEN1SH;
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER at $3.50 q case !;
HUNYADI JANos BITTER WATER, Hun
garian;
PULLNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian;
FREIDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spring);
vICHY WATER; - ~ 80!
Settlers WATER, Nassau; 9
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga
HATHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCK BRIDGE ALUM WATER, }t.a
ALLEGHANY WATER. q c., &c.,f 5si ~ RI !.
y the bottle: or III original packages ION the best
prms. ut MEADE Il BAKERS Drugstore, q
my1l 0l9 Main street.
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ME- LAWNSla .LAWNS! LAWNS!-
$50 pieces new aud pretty I.awns-bcst quality-at
l2Hc worth Csc Call early, these are the Cheap
est and prertiest goods in the city. Call Mt
- -. WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
ie1 COL Broad street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
EW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.

NEW RIV Et HW HITE SULPHUR
In SPRINGS.
s GILES COUNTY. VA.
opens on the 18TH JUNE, with
REDUCED RATES
of board, ms follows: Board perimonth. $50: per
week, SO: per day, So. Children under ten years
and servants, half price.
EXCURSION TICKETS,
good till November, from Richmond and return,
E13. stopping-place on railroad-New River Depot
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from which
place stage leaves every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY at 10h o'clock A. M.,. arriving at
the Springs to .dipner-distance Id miles. Music.
daily mail good livery, and boating and fishing on
the river. Post-oice address," EggIes ons Springs,
Giles county, Va, For further alton apply to
John II. Tyler Co., zoos Main street;
je 7-ead1m B.J.KELLAM, Proprietor.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

DLANK-BOOkS FOR JuLi.-EARLY
- orders for ACCOUNT-EOoKS 10 be u.ei III
july will be Of benefit to all concerned We nave "a
hund a good assortment OF cur own MAKE a'u '"e
cheap northern styles from the snIaii llss-o'oA d.
&C. to the largest ledger At 800.
BOOK BINDING to suit the taste OF a''-t.e'P
good or fancy. RANDOLPH < EN"LlSih
90 odsw 1902 and 1904 Main street.
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ME- r. r. PRICE s co.

@ T. r. PRICE s. co. .......
NEW GOODS FoK GENTLEMEN. '....
WHITE BASKET DUCK for pants and vests;
WHITE FRENCH DRILLS; - .......
LINEN DRILLS, in colored, fancy, and plain;
New lot CASHMERE PANTPATTERNS;
COLORED and BLACK CLOTHS;
BLUE for suits; 49,.
NUNS CLOTH-all shades;
.GOSSAMER and GAUZE SHIRTS: '. s.. 20
FANCY HALF-HOsE, NECk-WEAR, &C. IL
my2e T. r. PRICE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07

We have not received the Norfolk Land
mark for several days. ....s>,-. st.. e. .'.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07

me- A LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, LINEN DRILL. LIN
EN- DUCK. MARSElLLES, and GESTLkMEN'S
I = '' ->'''''-'N' Levy BROTHERS.,
ie7 lOl7 and 1919 Main street, Isichmond, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07

The Republican, outraged ut some act or
omission Of his, thus speaks Of him:
"Let us have District attorney who can
prosecute into the penitentinry rich man
az well rs poor man. Mr.. ssfelis hss
proved himself wholly UNFIT for his presean'
position. He would make a hrst-cIass u Ss
tective, however, and In that capacity w. w.
trnst fhe Goyernfnent will retain him In its
employ '.-s-e-'
| !; Carpet-baggery isindeed IN oesi, 81 81
state when 1t finds its former stout '' w
tenders its present accusers. e..j. il /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07

h1y BEAUTIFUL BLACK GRENA-
Dimes ut 2Oc., sold generally Mt 45 and soc. OF
these goods COHEN BROTHERS have made very
judcious purchases. and are. enabled to offer the
greatest variety at the lowest prices that nave ever
been known OIL them. MY on