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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23

Mr.. NED CHAABERLAYNE's BEEEFIT.-On
Tuesday evening, July 81, "a complimentary
benefit will be rendered Mr.. e. FL. Cham.
berlayne, Jr., at the Theatre. Professor
Kessnich's orchestra and brass band have
rendered their services, and the entertain,
ment promises to be highly enjoyable. The
third act from the bohemian Girl" viii
be presented, in which Mr.. Redford viii
appear as Airline, 1fr. Dimmock as Thad'
deus, and Mr.. Chamberlayne as Devilshoof,
including the chamber scene, where Devils
hoof is mostly conspicuous.
The sale OF reserved seats will take place
at Wyatt's music-store on Thursday morn.
ing, July Goth, at O'Clock.
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GENERAL II. TEL LEG Z PHIg NEWS.
1FTEAECEss LIN EUR0PR---A SPEEDY
Ra TERMINATION OF THE '5s'
I S. WARLOORED Fob. - IS =, 5 {.

FOR THE PRESIDENTS VISIT
ITs FUBF1LMEsT: DoUBTFUL-RAcEs AT
sARAToeAaasTEAM oAT SUNK At vIcKs.
BURG CAROLINE, LOUISA, AND ALBE-
MARLE HEARD FRoM-BEDFeRD SOLID
FOR DANiEL-THE COTTON CONVENTION
ApJeURNED-2,o0o TURKS CAPTURED At
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BLocK,AD DING, THE II e
DAEUBE-osMAN PASTA DEFEATS THE
RUSSIANS, ETC, ETC. ..i.t ID 3s
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!, 5MANCHEsrER NEWS.

hesigaations.-After oar. report OF zthe
City Council closed Fridaysnight DR.. VIII.
liam r. Nv Weisiger,. president tof the body,
resigned hismemb bership for the First Ward,
and James d. Craig, chairman OF the FL.
nance COMMITTEES, bis seat for the Fourth
Ward. The designations were laid on the
table. DR.. "A. Monteire was elected pFesi-
dent pro te,n. y II .l...
It ID hoped that Messrs. Weisiger and
Craig will reconsid der their eterminaticn
and withdraw their designations. The city
cannot we'll afford TO lose the services Of
such faithful officers. 5.
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Races at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, July q. The first race was for
all ages, { five furlongs, seven starters.
Rbod domanthns won. aChignaston second; !;
Madge third. Time: 1:04s. ~ s.sS
Second Race: One-and. d.three-. quarter
miles. three.year-olds. Baden-Baden won.
Brademonte second !; ST. james third. Time :
Third Race sweepstakes, all ages, one.
and. .a.uuarter miles. Vera Cruz won.
oehiItree second; |; Parole third. Time: !:
8 Tonrth Race i Nile dash. Cardinal won.
psrtnership second and Fairpiay third.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-JuStice Joseph
j. White presiding. : Saturday morning
Mitchell Wood, a negro boy from Culpeper
county, was called up in the Police Court
for vagrancy. Mitchell said he came to the
city in search Of his mother, Irena Green
Wood, who came to Richmond just after
the war, and after looking for her for some
days his money gave out, and he was on the
Dock in search OF work in order to get
enough money to pay for an advertisement
when he was arrested. The Justice dis
charged Green.
Frank Castiglioni, arraigned for having
In his possession one goose, the property OF
Elizabeth johnson. Case continued until
th e23d.
Douglas Carter and Mason Matthias,
charged with adultery, were sent on to the
Hastings Court for the September term.
A. Howard was fined So for being drunk
and lying on bench In the market.
Milly Winston, charged with cursing,
abusing, and threatening to kill Ellen
Banks. Discharged.
Simeon Brown and Melissa Royal, charged
with having IN their possession one lot OF
shoes valued ut $2, the property;of Stern IL
CO., were discharged.
William Priny, drunk and exposing his
person in the street. Ordered to leave the
city.
Several parties were fined for ordinance
violations.
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!, Mdsorssa Court. Johnf Atkisson was
sohnd, guilty OF stealing a COW from John
1 q. lBatcheller; and sentenced TO receive if
teen Iashes and TO abe imprisoned three
months. Execution of sentence was sus-
lpended until Monday.
i "A petition Is in circulation praying an
abatement oft q portion Of. thesentence Oh
account OF the young mans previous good
conduct and. gthe respectabiity OF T;his
family, for whom there is q universal syna-
pathy.,> ~ -~;.sa.!.t Tpt&2zi err ases%
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CHEF JosEPH MASTER OF The sTTUATl

CHIEF JOSEPH HAsTER OF The SITUATION.
PoRTLAND,. OREGON, July f21.-Captatn
Hunter, Of the volunteers, arrived at Lewis
ton Thursday. He reports that the cavalry
and Lewiston volunteers overlook the In
dians Tuesday. The Indians fired, killing
two scouts and wounding several. The In,
dians fred from an. ambush. Volunteers
say that the cavalry was flying, and the
volunteers found it necessary .o = follqw q ps:
,waih, leaving Joseph's band master Of the tn
Captain Hunter says no. one knows whe'
ther the war is ended OF net. 4,, !ss.
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"You dress your children so elegantly, and yet
do all the work at home ?,' said one lady to another
Yes" was the answer, g for take sAndrewss Ba-
zar.' where get the most beautiful cuts and pat
terms, in addition to fine magazne-reading:n I'm
send 10 cents to Cincinnati tomorrow for specf-
men copy was the rejoinder. Sensible lady
Reader 20 and do likewise. .s-...ss;s.s, ..s. ~
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|. Hustings IC5trt. Tine Hustings Court
meets to-day, Monday vi The civil. docket
wiil be called, and Judge CloDson is ex-
pected to render. shis decision on the apple
cation Of Joseph Gibbs convicted OF sedue-
tion, fol. a new trial: ,..,s ;;st' =
The iaii;commission will also probably
seport ON the condition of the city jail se
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ST. ALBAN's HALL OPEN TO VISITORS
st. Alban's Hall, corner-of Third and Main
streets. which contains several rooms ele-
gantly furnished for Masonic purposes, win
hereafter be open to g afi visitors OF respect
ability = every Ston day, W ednesday, and
FRIDAY, from March to September, from 5
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! AUCTION SALES This DAY;


aa- On al sales OF Real Estate nlade oetaossn M
the 1st oE january and last of June the tdIesJer
the preseat Vear Eaue to be paid tytkscsurchGser;
On all shtes Made 6ettoeen the 1st aa Ias
Of the gear the tares haze to be putd or the SeLttr.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and AZ
plies to Richmond and vicintty.1
w. GODDIN. 5HP. n. lot on north side Of Leigh
f&ii between Ninth and Tenth streets. ~ 80 = TO
til. WHITING, High-C Constable, 10 a.. b.. furni-
ture, carpets, piano, library, DC. :;;t
EGRUBBS& & WILLIAMS, S P. M, two small tene-
ments on the south side Of Marshall street near
=. Jefferson. III fIiitta9 sZ.3'5.i tt!i E 4 4.
W. GODDIN. p. M; seven lots in Dnvaps addi-
u9n, at corner of Federal and 81 Psul Streets
W. GODDIg, 6k p. NJ, trusree's sale !of half-acre
lot on the east line OF Ninth between clay and
Il Leigh streets. u -, s,.,i.,.i5 .tzGsf'.s II.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, trustees sale Of two new
L. framed houses in Fulton, on Grana M street.
y. D. WHITEHEAD, 10 a. 81, groceries, &c. +.
HILL &.AEDERsoS,12 12 NJ, groceries, i! n
JAMES MAcDoUGALL, 10 A: n, groceries, &c,
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No STRIKE ON THE RICHMOND ROADS. 80
Inquiry at the railroad Offices on Saturday,
or OF officials. eonuected with the several
railroads leading into the city,. elected the:
information that there was no trouble on
any Of the lines, and none likely, 10 occur.
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Presfiant Hayes. ..
PRoGRAlDfE FOR HIS VISIT TO VIRGINIA"
MOVEMENT or MARINES AND TROOPS.

pposnAnfEtiFoR HIS VISIT 70 VIRGINIA
MOVEMENT OF MARINES AND TROOPS.
~ Especial kilograms to the D!spatch.l IS
N6RFotK, VA.,,@ July 21.-This morning il1
Colonel James. D. Brady telegraphed the
President, advising that he had announced
the programme OF his trip to Virginia TO be
as follUws wv ednesdsy next at Old Point
Thursday at Norfolk and, Portsmouth, u re
manning. in Norfolk Thursday night, and
leaving on Friday morning ons the James
river steamer, stopping at City Point, and
taking the train from that point to Peters.
burg where, after three hours stopping,
to take the evening train for Richmond, re.
naming in the latter city Friday night and
until Saturday evening, and then return to
Washington. -, - -. ....%:.S
President Hayes, in answer to.the mes
sage, sent Colonel Brady the following tele-
gram: i
+ Washington, D. e., July 81, 1s77.-H we
now make the trip the programme is correct.
[Signedl n.-& j r. B. HAYES.
The Council Of Petersburg met to-day
and unanimously rendered the hospitalities
OF the city to the President. d
A telegram was received at the navy-yard
this morning from the Secretary OF the Navy
ordering the Marine battalion at this sta
ton, with the officers in charge, to join the
United States steamship Powhatan, flag.
ship OF the North Atlantic squadron, in
Hampton roads, with all possible. dispatch,
and in accordance Herewith three compa.
MES OF marines, numbering 140 men, under
command of Colonel James Forney, went
down at O'Clock on the steamer Pinta to
the flagship, and that vessel soon after pro-
ceeded to Washington without delay. These
troops are destined for Bladensburg and
Baltimore. The Baltimore steamer George
Leary also took two companies OF artiI.
lery from Fortress Monroe, and two com.
panies went up on the Washington steamer
Lady Of the Lake.
PETERSBURG, VA, July 21.-A telegram
was received from President Hayes this
afternoon saying that the programme OF his
movements in Virginia was correct as pub
lished,. and that he would certainly pay Pc
tersbllrg visit on Friday next unless the
proposed trip had to be abandoned or post
poned on account of, recent events in con
nection with the railroad strike. =
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dwellings FOR RENT,

-
No. 22l south Second street, Wayerly Place With
No, 227 south Second streets wayeriy Place, with
@ rooms. sfat.,.,
No. 22e south Second street. WaVerfy Place, With
No s as1 south Second street, waverly Place, with
No. IO1 Canal and First streets, with 5 rooms and
Ne. s1l west Cary street, with s rooms ana and
No. IL Canal street near First, nith!4 rooms and
No. 81 north Fifth street, with rooms. q ltn5
No. 403 west Clay street, With rooms. e., i.y;.
No. lO7 west Leigh street, with 10 rooms. : :
No. ,4o2 east Cary street, With g rooms and
No. SIT east Canal, corner Fourht, With rooms
No. ei7 eas. Main street, with 10 rooms and
: No. 500 south Firth street, with rooms.
No. ;522 north Fourth street, with rooms. tpt :.
No. 13 west Marshall street, with 8 rooms ana
No, IL north Twenty-four.h s,reesswith rooms
No. 2o4 south Third street, With s rooms and
Aits51i COTTAGE and FOUR ACRES on Main street
lust beyond the corporate limits. -.
: No. 2025 Venable street, STOKE ana DWELL
, No. aso6 Main street, STORE and DWELLING
,i y is-eod4tJ gts = GRUBBs &sWLLIAMs.
EORRENP, A HIGHLY GULTIvA-aa
II TED FARM, containing l18 ACRES tEl
known as UPPER MAIDEN HALL" on Curls
For information address MYRoN BAKER, Curtis
Neck, or F.A. ALLEN, 1913 Main street, hicn-
mond, va. y,sf.l,<s Ss::@ ~ 1y 9-eod2w
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DEATH FROM. BRAIN-DIsEAsE.-Dr. "! n.
Taylor, Coroner for the city, was called
upon Saturday to investigate, the facts con-
nected with the sudden death OF q colored
woman named Emeline Hates. On Friday
night she ate very: hesrtya supper, and
about half-past 3 o'clock: Saturday morning
was taken suddenly i'll, and died about s..
The Doctor thinks death was caused from
brain-disease, and deemed it unnecessary to
hold an inquest, -. ss.t 80 ;
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CELERY PLASTs.-JoHN MORTON, Florist,
corner Main and Reservoir streets, has some fine
CELERY PLANTS which he Is selling st 81 per hun
dred, or $3.50 pen thousand. - -
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The Caroline Delegation: Divided.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.] i
!. MILFORD YA.,. July 21.-The election
held yesterday for delegates to the Nomi-
mating Convention resulted in seven for
Malone and eight scattering among the va
rious aspirants. ~, 3,u. :.r
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Supervisors Meeting. meeting OF the
newly-elected Board OF Supervisors wilfbe
held at the courthouse, inthis city, to-nlor-'
row for organization. Z tsft...z2 2f',a :.
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ATTACK oN.A PoLIcEMAN.-S night
James Harmon (white) and Robert Davis
(colored) engaged in fight near the corner
Of Eighth and Main streets, and were ar
rested by Sergeant, Parater, who, being on
his way to his company's drill, turned them
over to Policeman Depriest to take to the
station-house. On the way Harmon, who
was drinky. made a fierce attack on Mr..
Depriest, and used that plucky little officer
quite badly, but could not escape from his,
firm grasp. Depriest, with the aid Of the.
colored man in his charge, and other per-
sons, finally got Harmon to the station
house, where he was locked up.
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FeHHSyKVanAAs
SENTENCE. OF THREE CRIMINALS.

SENTENCE OF THREE CRIMINALS. n
PHILADELPHIA: July, 21.-In: the Court soi
Quarter Sessions to-day Judge Fell sem
fenced Edward Lynch, Emory Hess, and
Edward Wright, convicted Of committing
a ielonious assault on .aryeung lady named
|Baughman, each to fifteen years imprison-
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Z Do NOT FORGET that L. Il. REINs, agent, Mar
shall street neafseventeenth street, Is delivering dry
solid Pine Wood for $3.50 per cord. t;Etl'ii ;"
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Acknowledgment. The committee Of the
grand military ball at Cersley Hall, August
Ist,' have thanks for kind invitation to at
tend. .aN,. .. -,-.'.l.
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GO TO s1cLB BROTHERS, and get handeom'
lace scarf. .u. ~' ts!F-.E -']
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/ THE WEATHER SATURDAY was cloudy or
partly clear during the morning, with rain
in the afternoon. ssS;s,s> ,.rat' .'t#.1 -
+ THERuoMETER SATURDAY: & A. M; IL;
10 a. NJ IS; noon, s.; 8 P. H.. 81; 6 T.
M., 81 midnight, 80. 49, .f.,te.f .sss-tt.
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SAVE MONEY! bF having yoar printing done attht
DIsPATcH RRIAzSa6- house. Good work, ION
prices. and saas6nsfiop suaz1ntaed. S;
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DAY FREIGHT ON THE CANAL.-We see that
Mr. W. A. SUBLETT has started his fre!ght-boat, as
promised. to leave Richmond in the morning at
7:3O A. NJ, semi-weekly-We Wednesday and Satur-
day; returning, arrive on Monday and Thursday
nights, being the schedule formerly run by his
boat Dover. which he recently sold to the new line
of Harman Brothers. We are told that his boat has
been useful institution as far he went, and we
hope he will meet in the future with the patronage
he deserves. =. .a i'a+.G%
Freighss will be received at his Office, No. 1015
Basin bank, at all hours. i IL Z
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DON'T SHOP all over town In the hot sun, but
come up to SYoLn BRoTHERs' store and take the
cool Of the morning and get all your dry goods
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Pacsrarxs at HIS Native place.

3 LEWIsT0 n Me-, July 2f f.-G Governor
Packard, Of Louisiana, arrived in Auburn,
Me-, bis native place, to-day.
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ssWoN'T Go TO THE WHrTE SULPHUR. The
Richmond Grays have decided not to go TO
the White Sulphur with the regiment In
Aupr1sf- - r~r-.t~ IS s5,5-, .,y..ss e55
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aq CLARET-Gnest brands: Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own Importation Willis. .Whiskey, Leghan
Whiskey, Select Whiskey. !" Ell Consolador :"
and sPitana "-two excellent brands Of cigars Of
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade. ."t5i WALTER d. BLAIR q Co.., :.
s".s- tl >}!=. Iit& gO9 Main street.
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Great bargains In linen drills for mems and boys
~ear at JULIUS MEYERS. 6O3 Broad street. -;
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Bedford for Daniel.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
. LYNCHBURG, VA, July 21. Every district
in Bedford heard from is solid for Daniel
Liberty gives him Z, Lisbon 5, and Forest
8. Charlottesville 6 solid for Daniel.
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Mississsppi.

aYIcKsBU re, July IT, The steamboat
Golden Rule sank up TO her hurricane-roof
lat Omega landing to-day. No lives were
lost ~. ss1ar =, It-3E-
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Street Improvement Mr.. Brosks, chair.
sssa Of the special committee On street im-
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| TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOCK we are now
Offering our entire line of MEMS, Boys; and CHILL
pREs's READY-MADE CLOTHING at prime cost.
We are offering all Of our WINTER CLOTHING lin
which is included a fine assortment Of Mems Over
4 coats) at ten per cent. below cost. rs5 t,@.
~! '''7 JH. SIMPSON & CO., i
| ssi i"-' 1909 Main street.
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GET A WHITE LINEN SUIT at sYcLE BRO
THERs'fof half price,
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n. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad
vertisements In allof the newspapers Of the Unite
States at publishers, rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch countins-room Will receive prompt atten-
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The Louisa Delesatton..HOwi 1t Stands.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.t :.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, July 2l.-The Louisa
delegation stands For Malone, 6; Talia-
ferro, 4; Daniel, 2; Holiday, T. One not
pledged. r. 5,.fa 1 .....-..-.
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LADIEs- AND cHlLDREN's BALBRIGGAF HOSE
in great variety ut SYCIE BROTHERS,.
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sYcLE. ,BRoTHERs -haye lovely lot of Shetland
GET your cambric edging ut ysYcLE BROTHERS.

The abdominal corset fot stout Ladies only $3.50
at JULIUS iAEYER's.i:,t - *: ' ~ '"''
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Charlottesville Carried by Daniel.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1 &
Il CHAL Va, July 21.-Daniel
carried both Charlottesville precincts by Q
large majority, securing six delegates.
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Look at the new train-supporter-the latest substi
tate for the hustle. For sale by JULIUS MEYER.
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Geptlemen's four-ply linen collars-latest styles
,l5c., or TWO for CSC, st julius; ;MEYER's. :.
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~ ~. SEEDS, Ge. 80. IS.
GRANGE SEED STORE. l 81
THORBIIRN,s AND LANDRETH'S.5f

! The only dealer In the State who has arranged
with The grower to protect the planter rom an
losses on crop fncIdentaI 10 inferior seed. THOR;
BURNS SEED only guaranteed. Druggists and
deaaerssnppiY themselves at my, store.
Twenty ner cent, discount 70 Changers. THOSE
unkno wr IS me viii present certificate This Is i'm
peratiye. Country orders meet prompt RI attention. &
.jy 19-tJy27 - - 81 : Kichmand, YB.
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sYcIE BROTHERS have a large lot Of black lace
dschus. - i: - -.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
i DAY-THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
EVER 6FFERED.-BRUWNE & ROWE are de-
,crmned to sell as low as the lowest. and have
marked down the following goods to PRIME COST to
rARASOLs (ai silkI at al so worth So, at $e worti,
So, mt 50 worth "a also, ALPACA, GlNG-
HAM, and CAMBRIC PARASOLS, extremely
STRTPED and PLAIN GRENADINES at l2H,
1Gs, 25c.. and up, worth double the money;
great bargains: BLACK CACBEhiIRE. at SIC.
worth 75c.. at 75c. and 81 worth 81 and $l.S5
PIQuES al 8. 10, IS: and 25c-; .CALICoES at 8,
ut bottom prices GAUZE SHIRTS for ladies
aud gentlemen at less than wholesale prices;
HAMBCRGH EDGINGS In great variety: -
Full stock OF CORSETS, GLOVES, JEWELRY,
&C.; ladies' and children's STRAW GOODS;
splendid MOURNING GOODS, extremely cheap.
Gail and be convinced. BROWNE & ROWE, - -
" 20-eod :gt. 32S Broad street
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GO TO SYcLE BROTHERS. and get all your white
goods. !, t..t 90 ,Ec,. :i.Ii. tE.aa .aE;Es
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) ALL-wooL FLANNEL, lh yards wide, at soc,
real value $3.50, at SYcLE BRoTHERs'-for bath
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DIRDs:! Z. BIRDsl BIRDS

Owners OF BIRDS viii do well TO send their SS
address to the undersigned on postal.casd, -
and learn OF the cheapest plgn to get BIHD.sEED
Richmond. Va. : sjy l9-1m
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= sYcLE BROTHERS havea Large lot Of bustles and
hnnnsk3y a -. ..-.. :; .l.t =.
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Bustle hoopskits only s5e, a JULIUS Meyers,
603 Broad street, ,.''''
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THE CHEAPEST lot OF siksarea at sYoIE BRO
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DICHMoND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 20TH and
closes JUNE corn. The college comprises EIGHT
lSnEPENDENT- ACADEMIC SCHOOLS and a
SCHOOL OF LAW. rz5t {. ef...fgI
rnaIicuation and tuition fees. fuel lights andwash-
ing. SIS. =
n,n,,h: a. the COLLEGE boarding. houses, SIS. III
For locues and circulars of Law. School amply
a., the is,osstorcs or address u. PURYEAR,
|. 80 Chairman Faculty,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23

CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, .tG :. :.
= HUGUENOT SPRINGS. /,
on the IlTH SEPTEMBER NEXT shall open
= SELECT SCHOOL for. = limited number OF
ROYS at Huguenet Springs, Towhatan county, WI
Mrs. ROBERT RANSOM,
Grove Road post-ofHcc, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23

NJ :
All DRESS GOODS marked down below cost:
20 pieces BLACK BRoCADE ALPACA at 1870.
sATiN-sTRIPE BLACK GRENADINES only
l2Ec. worth double:
BLACK IR0N-GRENADINEs closing oat at
PHRAsOIs and suN-UMBRELLAs Of NIL
kinds at prime COSTA chance to get great
BRoCADE LACE-sTRIPE MUsLISs reduced
unndso&e ilHR zS g 'ssaifSifSssrRIpE VICTORIA LAWN
80 pieces &c. VICTORIA LAWN reduced to
A large lot Of LINEN BAsQUEs and ovERsKiRTs
at manufacturers prices TO close them out
PLAIN and STRIPED and CHECKED Linen
DRILLS, for mems and boys wear, at greatly
reduced prices; -4,rg.. u
Great haryafns in LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S
-, and GHILDREN'S GhUZE UNDERWEAR: III
The ABDOMINAL. CORSET, for stout ladies, re.
duced to $3.50; - 1st3s-, 2. -
The largest and cheapest lne Of CoRSETs In the
All styles In HooPsKIRTs: BUsTLEs from s5e.
up, and lots OF other goods which win be sold At
greatly reduced prices to close out, az ,,.
...stE+ss5-; 5sa't JULES MEYERS
jy 13-eod 6O3 Broad street. 4