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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

MEETING OF TIE POLICE BOARD-AP-
PoISTMEST OF A PoLlCEMAS.-The Beard OF
Police Commissioners met ut the residence
of the Mayor yesterday afternoon. Pre-
sent: MesSrs. Darlington, Shields, Myers,
Enders, Mayo, and Gresham.
The vacancy in the police force was hlled
by the appointment of David Barker. Mr..
Barker will serve in the first grade for three
wears from the date Of his appointment,
unless promoted for good conduct TO i
higher grade or removed.
On motion, the Chief of Police was all.
thorzed to tit up the three station-houScS,
ut a cost not exceeding 1925, so as to pro-
vide sleeping apartments for one fourth OF
the men assigned to each district, which
number are required by ordinance to sleep
at the station-houSes when off duty to pro-
vide for any sudden emergency.
Messrs. Darlington and Enders were de-
signated by the Board to audit and approve
all bills incurred in the police department
in the month of August, 1877.
A communication from Squire Cornelius
Harris setting forth certain grievances was
received and read. On motion, the Presl'
dent of the Board was requested to inform
the writer that the matter complained OF
was not remediabe by the Board, but that
his redress should be found, il anywhere,
in court OF justice.
After the transaction OF routine business
the Board adjourned.
The members of the Board expressed the
opinion that their sessions should be held
in private, but indicated their perfect will
ingness TO allow their secretary to furnish
the reporters with the results Of their de-
liberationS. ...s ..-.-.'"
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THE MOZART THIS EvEN1NGa-FIRsT, AP-
pEARANCE OF Mr.. LoKENZEN.-The orches-
ira VIII perform three pieces this evening.
the overture Hayda," "Tolly Brothers."
waltzes by Straus, and the "Wedding
March, by Mendelssohn. hessrs. Thilow
and others will play Beethoven 1uartette,
and Mr.. John D. Redford will sing Il
charming song composed by Mr. M. ;.
Turner, OF this city, entitled My Heart IS
Thine" o..
No doubt the most attractive part OF the
performance will be the solos for violin by
Mr.. Peter Lorenzen. He will render De
Beriot's First Concerto and his Sixth
Air" Those who have not heard him will
have rare treat in store for them, as his
execution OF these difficult pieces is easy,
graceful. and full OF expression. He has
only been in the city few days, and this
will be his first appearance in public.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AN EMPLOYMENT 'Sw1NDLER Trapped
w. r, Heater, who by his marriage, some
month. ago to Minnie EppS, then prisoner
in the city iaiT, attained some notoriety, was
arrested Yesterday to answer for using the
limited States mails to swindle people. On
the 18th OF July Heater carried to the State
office an advertisement signed GA. B. Dix
ON. Superintendent S. and A. r. r., Chica-
.eo.n in which "Dixon" assumed to be the
officer of a new railroad, and stated that he
wanted to employ 1000 laborers, 100 loco
motiye-encineers, 100 conductors, 100 fire.
men. and 200 brakemen, and promised TO
give full information and free transporta-
lion to those who applied, enclosing him fifty
cents. Heater professed to be acting for
Dixon. Upon being required So to do
Keater endorsed his own name upon the
manuscript advertisement rs guarantee OF
good faith. This forethousht on the part OF
the gentleman who received the advertise
ment helped to fix the fraud on Heater
Heater called the attention OF several parties
here 10 the advertisement, and induced
them to write to the so-calIed Dixon
at Chicago. Being satisfied that
number had enclosed fifty cents to Dixon,
it became Heaters object to get hold OF the
money. lie therefore wrote on postal
card to the postmaster at Chicago asking
him a., a. 3. Dixon, to forward to him this
"a. L. Dixon") at Richmond any letters
that might be there to the address
of Dixon. This postal card was
turned over to a SPECIAL agent by
the postmaster OF Chicago. and the agent
seeing that the thing was fraud notified
the PoSt-O Office Department at Washington.
The Department sent Special-ASent lid
ball down here, and yesterday morning
Heater was arrested at the general delivery
when he came to get his Chicago mail He
was taken before Commissioner Atkins and
examined and sent on to the grand jury,
and in default OF surety for his appearance
was committed to Jail. .-. ..t
Heater is a locomotive-engneer by trade.
Several weeks ago Heater and his vile had
a row and were brought before the Police
Court. Heater then promised. IL dis
charged. as he was, to leave the State with
out delay. Very probably he is now sorry
that he didn't. .. a..
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC BUILDlNGS,(
RICHMOND, VA, July 2e, lS77.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
j at this Office until II o'clock NJ. OF FRIDAY;
August 8. 1877. for the following quantity anu
Qualities Of COAL, TO hc furnished n the Capitol
Governors House, lad State Court rs needed
50 tons WIIlTE-ASli ANTHRACITE COAL, egg
25 tons RED-ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, stove
Size:
50 tons West Virginia SrI.lST COAL, lump;
> tons, nut Size.
For further information apply III Office Superln-
lcndent Public buildings, Caplol building.
Right reserved 10 reject any aud all oids;
:. III. BOfKIN.
tv-3l-,d Superintendent Public buildings.
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DEDICATION OF JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %,
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-Wilkinson Hall was
filled last night to witness the interesting
ceremony incident to the dedication OF this
beautiful hallto Pythian purposes. About
100 ladies were present, and there was q
large attendance OF members Of the order.
The Grand officers officiating were: John
q. Teller, G. q. P. G. G. Fl. B. Danforth.
V.G.P.; p. G. r. L. Briggs, v: G. c.; 2.
C.iR.C.; Fletcher, 6. X. OF II. and s.; 7.
G. G., r.. Rufin, g. M. Of E.; P. G. W. p.
Gretter, G. M. Of AZ; P. G. r. N. North
ern, G. JgG.;P. c. Whitehurst, G. o. G.s
p. G.. John Maxwell, 6. II. An ADDRESS
,,r,s delivered by' p. &. G.. Daniorth in his
usual happy, able, and instrueting manner.
Remarks were also made by P. .C.'s Gretter
and Teller, and delightful time was spent.
The committee. composed Of Messrs. Briggs
Ruffin, and Whitlock, richly deserve tne
thanks Of all present. Refreshments were
served until everybody was too full for ut
terance. s $3.50. '
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ROBERT r. LYME, 6 +. M,.two large brick sta
bles, with dwellings over each, Nos. 1929 and
1886 Franklin street, between Governor and
Fourteenth streets: and two brick dwellings On
Locust alley between Franklin street and To-
baccO alley.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, r. NJ, trustees sale of
house and lot corner OF Ninth and Balnbridge
streets, in the city OF Manchester.
w. GODDIN, SIP. NJ. commissioners sale Of two
parcels of real estate In .Duvars addition near
10 Brook avenue. .
RICHARDSON & CO., +. NJ. trustees sale OF a
framed dwelling on, the east side Of Twenty
eighth street near Clay.
RICHARDSON C CO.. trustees sale Of framed
dwelling on Twenty-eighth street, second house
north of Clay.
JOHN MCCORMICK. l0Is a. NJ, household and
kitchen furDi iture, SC.
p. 6 SEABURY, ) L. NJ, valuable plantation In
Chesterfield county near Petersburg.
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THE GOLD CAsEs.-It is expected that
Judge Hughes will to-day render his ,decl-
,ion on the demurrer OF defendants in the
gold cases, and it IS believed that he will
oyerrule the demurrer. The suits are
brought by the United States Government
Tor certain sums OF money paid in gold coin
from the State Treasury to Governor VIII
liam Smith and other State officials on the
eve OF the evacuation Of Richmond. '..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

MANY WHO ARE SUFFERING from the effects
of the warm weather aud are debilitated are adj
vised by physicians 10 take moderate amounts Of
whiskcy Two or three times during the day. In a
little while those who adopt this advice frequently
increase the number Of drinks and in time be-
come confirmed inebriatcs. 4 beverage which will
not create thirst for intoxicating liquors. aud which
is intended especially for The benefit OF debiitated
persons, whether at home or abroad, Is DIR.
ScnEScK-s SEA-WEED TONIC, containing the
juices of many medicinal herbs. This prepara ton
does not create an appetite for the intoxicating cup
The nourishing and the life-supporting properties
of many valuable natural productions contained in
It. and well known to medical men, have most
strengthening influence. L single bottle Of the
Tonic will demonstrate its valuable qualities. For
debility arising from sickness, over-cxcrtion or
from any cause whatever, wineglassful Of Sea-
Weed Tonic taken after meals will strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome food.
To all who are about leaving their homes We desire
10 say that the excellent effects Of DR.. ScheEcks
seasonable remedies: SEA-WKED TONIC and MAN
DRAKE PILLS, are particularly eviden; when taken
by those who are injuriously affected by change OF
water and diet. No person should leave home with
out taking supply Of these safeguards along. For
sale by all druggists. .'-- -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

DEATH OF COLONEL ARMsrR0SG.-In-
formation was received in this city last
night Of the death at the Rawley Springs of
Colonel L. J. Armstrong, member OF the
last House OF Delegates from the county OF
Rockingham. Colonel Armstrong had at
various times within the past thirty or forty
years been a member Of the Legislature, and
had probably seen as much OF such service
as any man OF this day. BE was Jealous
worker. clear-headed speaker, and faith
ful representative. He was one OF the mem
bers OF the Board of Public Works elected
by the people prior to the war, and IN
that capacity served with acceptabl!ltE
for a. good many years. In the last
House Colonel Armstrong was one OF the
most active champions OF the Moffett-punch
bill. He conducted the bill through the
House, and as its patron there replied to
nearly every objection urged against it.,
The Colonel will be much missed by the
habitues OF the hall OF the House, for his
tall and 1.-the form, keen eyes, and long.
peaked white beard, were familiar to all.
lie was highly esteemed by those who knew
him, and whether able or not to agree with
him in his opinions, which were always de-
cided, there were very few indeed who ever
thought to question the purity OF his pur-
poses. ,,n..
He was about siXty-seven years old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

BURNING OF SASH AND BLIND FACTORY.-
Rondout, N. y, July 31.-A tre this morn
ing destroyed the large brick dwelling, sash
and blind factory, barn, and lumber.shed
owned by the heirs OF :Wilhelmina Miner,
the barn of Mrs. j. D. Hasbrouck, and a
dwelling occupied by Edward Miner. The
furniture was saved. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, S10,S00. :s... I'm.
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MILITARY PARADE.-Company Sc" OF
the First regiment, Captain Parater, made
Il fine parade yesterday evening IN attehd-
ing the funeral services OF Sergeant j. II.
Taylor. They had out fifty-two men, rank
and file, and were accompanied by hess-
nich,s band. The funeral sermon was
preached at Beech-Street Baptist church by
the pastor, Rev. Harvey Hatcher. ...
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FAMILY EXCURSION TO OLD POINT.-T
ladies OF the Broad-Street Methodist Epis-
copal church state that they VIII make an
excursion to Old Point, Norfolk, and the
Canes, ON the steamer John Sylvester, Oh
Tuesday next, the 7th instant. The tickets
will be good for one week, and cheap board
is promised at the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point.
Persons desiring to do SO can stop at NOT,
folk or Portsmouth. No tickets will be solo
at the boat lr
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He was about sixty-seven years old.

THE IRISH CATHOLIC BENEvoLENT UNION
OF THE UNITED STATEs.-It should have been
stated in the notice OF the I. c. i. c. pub
lished in this paper yesterday that the pro
gramme given had not been adopted, but
was simply one proposed by gentlemen
Mr.. Juan 4. Pizzini, chairman OF the Com
mittee Of Arrangements, says that the sec
retary OF the Union tells them to expect
seventy-fve delegates. Mr.. Pizzini prom
ises to furnish to the press the official pro-
crane as soon as it is agreed upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

SENTENCE OF RIoTERs.- Chicago, July 81.
In the trial to-day before Judge Drummond
of the eight rioters from Peoria, H., Mack
and Ennis, the leaders, were sentenced to
four months, and all the others to two
months, in the county Jail, and all fined
$50 each; the imprisonment to continue
until the tine is paid. ..... g.. @.g %
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q FINED FOR A FRoI1c.-James .kayenaugh
and Mike DoIan, charged with interfering
some weeks ago with James Cook (colored)
in the discharge OF bis duty as dog-catcher,
were fined s25 each by the Police Justice
Yesterday. Kavenaugh was committed, in
So,,lf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

CbARgT-Gncst brands: Dun. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis. .WhisAey, Lcgfan
Whiskey, r Select Whiskcy. Ell Consolador" )"
and "rItana two excellent brands Of cigars Of
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade. WALTER ID. BLAIR &C Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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TUsT RECEIVED at L. STERN & CO.'S,

JUST RECEIVED at L. STERN & Co>s,
523 BROAD STREET.
10 pieces BLACK ALpACAS at l9c. worth 25c.:
10 pieces BLACK ALPACASa at 25c. worth 35c.;
5000 packs of PINS. four papers for &C.:
900 crosses BUTTONS, twelve dozen for &C.;
40 pieces STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at 10c.
und 2tsc. worth &c. AMI 20c.;
2papers best NEEDL ES for &C.: ~s.. 't#
~ pieces LINEN CRASH at haf-prlce; a-
900 yards iRlSHfElNENSat bankrupt prlces;
COO pieces hest PRINTS at &c. and &C. u yard;
FANS at &c. and SC. for large size:
5 cases BLEACHED COrT0NS Of the best brands TO
be rctallei at case prices
o5 dozen LGDiEs' and G GENTL LEMEN's UNDER
SHIRTS ut very low figures:
40 pieccs SOLJD-COLOR DRESS GOODS at less
than half-r;ilue: '".
Rest 4-4 SOFT.FiNiSH CANBRIC for less
money than common cotton. 81 l'.&Mi"
JUST OPENED
Over l 0 900 yards HAMBURG EMBROfEER1ES
from large bankrupts sale In New fork-priceS
lower than any In the city:
SO different STYLES OF COTTON TRIMMINGS;
300 PARASOI.S to be solu at cost
TABLE-CLOTHS marked down to astonisbinsly
low prices. ........ p. aa.
NEW 'GOODS received daily at
l.. STERN e CO.'S,
80 523 Broad street.
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EXCURSION TO AMELIA COURTHOUSE To-
DAY.-An opportunity will be offered to
the public to-day to 60 on an excursion
under the auspices OF the Manch ester Bap-
.tist church to Amelia Courthouse. The
train leaves Richmond at 7:45 A. h., and
will return about dark.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

Es- On aiL sales Of Real Estate made betUsta n
the 1st of Jn1udrY md last sf June the tdEesf fsr
he present yeorEnve to be pnid bythe purchGstS:
On IN sales made bet,oeen the 1St of Lutydnd Ia.
of the gear tie tares hare 10 be paid ny me sehr.
.(ThiS custom was adopted about hfteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents in Richmond; and ~
piies To Richmond and vtcInty.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

PERsoHAL.-Hon.. John Letcher and Col
onel John G.. Shields have been nominated
for the House OF Delegates by the Conser.
yatives of R0ckbridgc county. Colonel
Shields was for many years citizen OF
Richmond, and he has many friends and
WelI-Wishers here,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

Mr.. p. 7. Barnum, lecturing in London
the other day, defined the condition OF pro-
sress in America as one founded upon the
idea that a man made the business, while in
England the business made the man. ~.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAT.-For the South
Atlantic States, falling barometer, increas-
ing northeast Winds, cloudy and rainy
weather. with stationary or lower tempera-
turc, higher followed by lower pressure,
and rainy, followed by partly cloudy
weather. |,'
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling followed by rising barometer, north
east to southeast winds, cooler and partly
cloudy weather, and in the Ohio Valley
rain. ;
For the Middle Atlantic States and the
coast of New England, falling barometer,
increasing easterly winds, cloudy aud rainy
weather. stationary or lower temperature.
Cautionary signals continue at Sandy
Hook, Barncgat, Atlantic City, Cape Nav,
Cape Henry, Kitty Hawk, and Cape Hat
tcras.
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| AVOID DANGEROUS COSMETICS concealed In
Opaque glass bottles Gourands oiympian Cream
In clear SIass does not hide itself from examina-
nou It's exceeding dellcacy and beauty Of appear
ance gives assurance OF excellence In the perform
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Mr.. HonorG, OF Chicago, the father-in-law
OF Colonel Fred. Grant, has just filed a vol
untary petition to be adiudicated a bank
rupt. His secured debts amount to 81 ,554,-
OS9, and the unsecured debts to 1918, ,146.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

THE GRANGERs.-Dr. j. NJ. Blanton, mas
ter of the State Grange, will address the
farmers Of Henrico county at Brook Church
school-house on Tuesday the 7th OF August
at 10 O'Clock. ~, E.,- al. .... ,,,,s......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

IN. railroads refusing to make further rcdnc-
lion in rates to allow an EXCURSION To RAW
LEY SPRINGS. we have determined 10 deduct 81 80
!ru, The board If every golug 10 awlcy Springs
from Richmond and staying one week or more
making The present round-trip ticket only $3.50,
which. with thc following low rates Of board. We
!ope 10 induce the citizens Of Richmond TO come To
tlr Springs and enjoy the benefit Of the water and
delightful, climate: Bnard-rcr day. $3.50: per
week $3.50: per month. s:s5: !: per mouth. two i'll
a room 500 ". -. IIOpElNS. President.
" VI NICHOLS Sncclal Director. Ijy 27-Gt*
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One Of the jurymen who condemned tue
Tichborne claimant TO imprisonment has
publicly recanted. He has informed the
Queen that he has changed his mind about
the case, and now thinks that the prisoner
should be released, The. Tichborne leagues
are inbilant! - -.
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nAGGERS'S SPRINGS.
- RuTETDURT COUNTY, VA,
-! miles from Clifton Forge, Chesapeake and ohio
railroad.

This .mx bui delightful WATERING-PLACE
las been thoroughly renovated and newly FURNISHED
!.- season. 49, 1900
r,s.r,: - per Gay: 80 per wecl: $50 and $50
Icr Inouih. Arc"mln ottltiois iirst-cl!Ss.
For parIiciTs. see circulars al the drlg.sforeS.
IL lin TAYLOR & BEAN, I.c>sctS.
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LEVY BROTHERS Is L strictly one-price store !:
consequently those who not judges Of Dry Goods
can depend upon getting good article for the mo-
ucy Us those who are judges. .. ....r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

TOBACCO FOR ESGIAND.-The Norwegian
bark st. Olaf, G. J. Lund master, cleared
at the eustom-house yesterday for Bristol,
England, with cargo OF tobacco, shipped
by various merchants in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

NJ. ELLYscN & Co., advertising agents, l,sert ac-
vestisements in sIl OF the newspapers OF the Unite,
States at publ rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
" OF OUR STOCK.

Having determined to make an entire change In
our bus uess, AMI In order t0 do we VIII sell with
out reserve all goods in stock. comprising
DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS, CASHMERES,
WHITE GOODS, LINEN SuITINGS.
CASSIMERES. PARASOLS, KID GLOVES,
HOSIERY. SASH-RIBBOSS, ,..
HANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETs, &c, &C.,
ut and below cost. go. ~
Call carly aud examine our stock before pur-
chas!r = elsewhere, ut LEVI HEXTER'S,
627 Broad street.
ABDOMINAL COFSETS tfor stout adiesi reduced
from 80 to $3.50. e2S
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STATE CoAL.-Up to II o'clock tomorrow
Major Boykin will receive proposals for
furnishing one hundred and seventy tons
OF coal for the use OF the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

SLIPPERS, TIES, ECSKfNS, SERGE GOODS, SAN
dals Prince Alberts. OxfordS, Ncwports, Magnolias
Buckle SewpOrts. &C., cheap at
BoscHES's. 500 and 5I1 Broad street.
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DIZZY GOOpx.
H--~~----1~------- -~--~-----~
p h NJ o V AL.
- ' COURTNEY 4 POWELL,

COURTNEY 4 POWELL -
will remove to their new store lctve.u fEfu,,b .na
Fifth streets, on the first OF September therefore
offer the following goods ut less than cos: than
move them: ''"
Best PACIFIC LAWNS, and lOc.; .>'G
FRENCH ORGASDIES, 25 aud 35c. worth 5Oc:
FIGURED LINEN. LAWNS. 1sc. worth Csc;
LACE-STRIPED PIQUES, 12.i and zoe. worth 90
ana 40c.; -
BLACK and GOLORED GRENADINES. csc. sold
for 2Oc.. Soc sold for 374c., CSC. sold for 45c.
75c. sold for 50c., 81 said for 75c., $3.50 sold
for $1.124. sl.75 sold for $l.25:
Ladies' and Chlldren's BLACK LACE MtTS, CSC.
q pair. .r -..s-
Ladies' and Gentiemen's GAUZE CSDERWEAR,
THREAD GLOVES and PARASOLS at cost;
Large stock of BLACK GRAPE REMNANTS one
yard length, 75c..51, 5l.25, and $3.50, worth
double tho money; .,t. ...r st"
Our stock OF LAUSDRIED SHIRTS we offer at
1926 have never been sold for less than S1.b0.
S15 BROAD STREET.,
au2-2w between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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DOASOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
ENGINEERING.

I,IVlL AND MECHANICAL ENGl-
y NEERiNG At THE RENSSELAER, POLY
TrruNIC INSTITUTE. TROY. y. .Y-IuStruction
very practical. Advantages unsurpassed IN thiS
country. Graduate, ohaiu excellent positions. Re-
us.r. Scpemher 18th. For the Annual Register,
containing improved course of study aud full par;i-
cularS address PEoF. WM. L. ADAMS Director.
" 3l-lm
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Music on THE SQUARE.-keSsnich'S band
will play upon the Square at 6 O'Clock this
afternoon.
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THE CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH Is pleasant to The
taste and an excellent garle for sore-throat Fifty
cents bottle.
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LEVY BROTHERS continue TO sell Dry Goods at
the lowest prices. They always have on hand the
largest and bes,-assorted stock OF Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods, aud Notions In this city. Time and money
eau be saved by making your purchases ut their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

7 SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcIlE.-DR. Z. W.
RrYsoS,s CELERY AND CHAAoMLE PILLS are
nrepared expressly to cure Sick Headache Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, sei
you,ness and sleeplessness and WIN cure any s.s..
n..e soc. Postage free. Sold by nil drug gts Is
omce' ! M, north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE &
BAKEH.s CARBoLIC MoUTlI-WASH Fifty cents
hotrlp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-02

FOR FiRsT-CLAss DRY GOODS nj the lowet
prices 20 10 LEVY BROTHERS. You can supply
your wants at prices low enough to satisfy the most
economical buyers. .... -.-... .-.-...