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Ciyll-Seryice Reform

President HAYES has Just encountered
the strongest opposition he has met to his
ciriI-Service reform. Mr.. \. Is. CORNELL,
NAVAL officer in the New York crlstom-house,
is president OF the New York Republican
State Central Committee, which position he
was requested to withdraw from. This he
declined to do, and then he was asked to
resign his Office in the custom-housc, and
this he will not do. 1t is now understood
that Mr.. CoSKLlNG Sustains him, and also
Senator EDMUNDs. This is strong scna-
torial opposition, and the idea is en-
tertained by some sharp politicians that
through the power Of these two Sena-
tors the Senate may be brought to stand by
CORNELL. should he hold out against the
President. President HAYES has begun Il
work in which he is sustained by the best
men Of all parties. He cannot stop with
CORNELL. What he requires other office
holders to do he must also require Of Cor.
NELL. He understands this, and has per-
formed his duty thus far. His next step
must be to remove CORNELL. He is con-
scientiouS and firm. We think he will
triumph. but the issue will soon be brought
| TO the test
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Two Ideas of the State.

Two ideas of what is the duty OF State
are developing themselves quite boldly in
this country-one that the State must make
and enforce laws with reference to contracts
and for preserving order, and for the sec,,-
rity OF life and property, and for building
roads, etc., and must support itself; and the
other is that the State must become the pa
rent OF the people, giving them employment
as we'll US protection, must govern all rail-
roads, highways, and corporate bodies, edu-
cate the people, and become indeed the pa
rent to the children, who are the people.
It is wonderful to observe amongst intel
lgent and honest people how much reluc-
lance there is to pay revenue for the sup
port OF Government; and yet every man
holds his life, rs well as his property,
through the laws and the power Of the Gov
eminent. There Is no form Of taxation
that may be proposed that does not meet
violent opposition from persons upon whom
it may fall. We are constantly reminded Of
this fact. And, again, we find that there is
the greatest reluctance to pay taxes in
Cured for the construction OF public
works for public accommodation and con-
yenience. In sight OF such works, that
have increased the value OF lands and
enriched their owners, those owners
will declaim against the taxation that
is imposed to pay for those works. AT the
present time in Virginia there is amongst u
people who are regarded in the civilized
world as remarkable for their heroism and
public virtue u clamor raised by nans
against paying public debt that WAS ere
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ModeStY Indeed.

The Winchester Times calls public atten-
ton to the very commendable example OF
Captain FOSTER, of Lcesburg. The Times
says:
The modesty OF Captain J. W. Foster, of
Leesburg, is only exceeded by his good
looks. Having been called upon by "Many
Voters" to become a candidate for the Legi>-
lature, lie returns his grateful acknowledge
ments, but declines the honor, saying:
81 know that am not the man for the
place and the times; and il I had any poll
teal Spirations-thank God, l have none
I have too much love for my State and re-
spect for myself to seek to crafty them at a
time like the present, when our State needs
in her councils her wsest and most prudent
ones.
"This is no time for Virginians to be
seeking political preferment to serve them
selves or to crafty their pleasure or ambi-
bition. From the issues already mooted it
is apparent that our next Legislature will
and difficult problems TO solye-too grave
one, like myself, unskilled in matters of
finance and unfledged in affairs Of State"
There are both modesty and patriotism
here. How few men who are even thrown
upon the ragged edge Of temptation to pub
lie life have the strength, il they have a
proper appreciation OF their own merits, to
resist it. In these days it has become too
common for those who have the least merit
to become the most noisy in pressing their
claims upon the public. Personal ambition
pays premium upon fools and knaves as
coadiutors Of impudence and dement,, and
incapacity Joined to vanity invades the pre-
cincts where only wisdom and purity should
venture. The times are prolific OF these
causes Of trouble and peril to the State. We
fear there are few FOSTERS. Would thai
there were more.
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The Georgia Constitution.

The Georgia Constitution, Just amended
has some provisions that are worthy OF imi'
tation. Virginia might profit by the exam
pies we give below:
"The General Assembly may, however,
impose a tax upon such domestic animals
as, from their nature and habits, are dc.
structiye of other property. Georgia Con,
stitution.
This would uncover the dogs and wind
up the wars about the dog-tax. 1t is one
of the most proper things for legislation
the protection of wool-growing by the tax
ing OF dogs.
"The General Assembly shall not grant
or authorize extra compensation to any
public officer, agent, or contractor after thu
service has been rendered, or the contracI
entered into. - Georgia Constitution.
Excellent. Much confusion and dissatis
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SENATOR MoRToN-HIS CONDITION STILL
G.-Richmond, Md, August
29.-IIon. Isaac JenkinSon, OF the Rich
mond Daily Palladium, was one OF the at
PENDANTS upon Senator Morton last night,
and this evening the following editorial is
published in his paper: The general anxiety
about the condition of Senator Morton, and
the contradictory rumors afloat in regard to
it, iu$tities us in saying (and we speak from
personal observatory that his improvement
in the last forty-eight hours has been most
remarkable. His rest last night was almost
unbroken, sleeping the greater part OF the
time as calmly and naturally as though in
perfect health. This morning he was bright
and cheerful, conversing with his friends
with the utmost freedom, and expressing
the kindest solicitude for the comfort OF
those in attendance upon him. During to-
day this improvement continues, and his
friends everywhere may be assured that his
speedy and permanent recovery can be con-
tdently expected.
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A writer in the New York Euening PoSl
saws that Mr.. Sumner, who was fastidiously
exact In all matters OF official etiquette, once
said in his (the writer's) presence that " the
proper address OF member OF Congress j.
simply sAlr. Smith; Of senator. Mr.
senator: OF Cabinet secretary, 'Mr. Sec
retarv,' and of the President, Mr.. Ircsl'
dent: and the proper rronom for them
all is |you.' '-BoSton Advertiser.
Doesn't the Advertiser know that q SEN
ator is member OF Congress ANA '"''
Mr.. SUMNER knew it:
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No. 5494.J
FEyUJS IS tn GIVE NO'rICE TIT ATT n

NO. 54Yi.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
l. the 21st day of August, A. d. 1877, warrant
In bankruptcy was Issued out Of the District Govt of
the United States for the Eastern District OF Vir-
mond, Iienrico county, in said district, who has
been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition; that
property belonging 10 said bankrupt to him or for
his use and the transfer OF any property by him,
are forbidden by law that meeting of the creditors
Of said bankrupt TO prove their debts and choose
more assgnces Of his estate will he held at
court OF bankruptcy 10 be holden ut Richmond. Va,
before Thomas $. Atkins, Esq, register In bank
ruptcy for said district, on the 10TH OF SEPTEM-
Der, A. d. 1877, ut 10 o'clock A. n.
G. L. RAMSDELIs
au 24-F2W United States Marshal,
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faction has grown out OF the want Oh '''''
regulation In Virginia. !,
..The Supreme Court shall dispose, OF
,,.or,. nosc ot the first or second term after
80 writ q, error Is brought: and in
case case the plaintiff in error shall not be pre-
norcd nj the first term to prosecute the
case-unless prevented by provldentlal
cause it shall be stricken from the docket
and the Judgment below shall stand al
firmed.' - Georgia Constitution.
This would be an etfcctual barrier
against delay in the course of justice before
the highest State tribunal. 1t would push
cases forward with irresistible force.
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sa-CENr STORE.
DECEIVED THIS WEEK AT THE
. au 2S-6nl

ECEIVED THIS WEEK AT THE
9g-CENT STORE,
| 4 lot of LARGE LEATHER SATCiiELs:
\ lot of MEDIUM SQUARE-END SATcHELs'
4 lot of I6-INCH NALISES:
A lot of LARGE LAVA CuSPIDALS Al 99c.
aplir:
4 lot of MAJOLICA CORN-rITCHEKs ut 99r.
amir; - 49,
A lot of MAJoLICA GAME-rITCHEEs 1T 99c
pair
4 lot Of s. and l0-RIB WATERPROOF UNI
BRELLAS:
All sizes In LADIES FOXED CATERS:
All sizes In LADIES LEATHER SHOES;
so new patterns In LADIES PLATED OPERA.
CHAINS;
Bargains In TABLE CUTLERY;
so barrels of GOBLETS at 99c. Il dozen:
More of those LARGE IIEARTI-VASES:
New styles in MEMS FELT HATS;
4 complete assortment OF BRONZE WRISTBANDS;
More Of those handsome BLACk-BASE CALL
BELLS. -,
To close out our stock of STRAW HATS we will
sell them 1T SOC.
Catalogues free to any alddresS.
". \. STEVENS.
aulS sos Bread street.
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sMUSEaIENTS.

ESsNICH'S BAND WIEL GIVE ONE
n oc their usnnI attractive CONCERTS ut Sen
CEI, HALLE, Seventh street between Broad and
Marshall streets THIS EVENING, commencing ga, az
garden Inv polite and efficient walters ut rcnsol!Iie
s" tos ~ Tan ,n 9I-1tl JOHN kESSNICH.
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VILLAGE OF ASHLAND QLL.) IN RUNS
Cincinnati, D., August 29.-The village OF
Ashland, ILL.,, was almost entirely burned
last night, only one business-house remain
ing. Loss, $4,000 to 100000; insurance,
$4,000. Supposed to be incendiary.
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

mo. 5493.I
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAI On
i the 2lst day OF August, A. ID. 1877. war
rant i'm bankruptcy was issued out of the Dis
trict Court OF the United States for the Eastern DIS
of Rtchnond Hcnrico county, In said district, who
has been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging to said bankrupt TO him or
for his lse and the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law; that meeting Of the credit
ors OF said bankrupt to prove their debts ana choose
ono mr. more assIpnccs of his estate Will he held ut
court of bankruptcy to be holden ut Richmond Va.
before Thomas s. Atkins. Esq. register In bank
ruptcy folasaid district, on the It'll DAY OF SEP
TENDER, A. D. ST., at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
c. z. RAMSDELL,
an 2i-F2w United States Marshal.
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TNCURsION EXTRAORDINARY!
BUSINESS MD ILEASURE CONFINED

BUSINESS MD TLEASCKE CDMBTEED.
Tba ,odos of EEOAD-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH have planned the most III
tractvc EXCURSION Of the season To- BALTl,
MORE WASHINGTON. PHILADELPHIA. and
NEW YORK ria the Richmond. York River and
chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat Line.
The attention Of their friends aud the business
ruhIic Is Invited to the extraordinary terms they
are enabled offer through the courtesy of Colonel
II. r. Douglas superintendent of the linc
Farc-Riclmnnd 10 Baltimore and rcturn...s :, w
Richmond Ia Washington and return. w
Richmond To Philadelphia and return. w
Richmond to New York and rctmrn.... IL w
Tickets good for ten days. =, ,r,-,.s
Train leaves the depot III 3 o'clock L. VI. 1 YES
DAY. September ] l, 1871. .,,
Tickets for sale by the ladies of the consrcgation
4. ". CARRIER $40 Main street: +. j.. Gill. $50
Iro.d street and Wnodhousc l. parllam, llof
Main street W. f. TURNER.
' T. T.. GILL.
l. d. BRIGGS,
c. II. PAGE.
I'd Committee
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
II = . U

PIASo-FoRrEs. fVA
We arc the sole agents for the sale of the IlaNo-
FORTES of Messrs Chickcrlng Sons, h"s'on'
aud Mcssrs. bloomfield & Otis, New York. Elegant
In style. superb In tone, durable III worku'ahSiP'
and most reasonable In price.
Also, a .GRAND" PIANO, parlor 'ln, made 10y
Kpahe-onc of the best sent OUT from this fac-
tory-will be sold low
Several SECONDHAND PIANOS FL \ \ Us
tuned and repaired bv skiltul hands.
WUODHOUSE & PARilAM,
,uo7 booksellers aud Statloner>.
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A BUILDING BLOWN DOWN. Worcester,
Mass, August 29.-During heavy storm
this evening the wall Of a building at the
works OF the Worcester Wire Company was
blown down, killing John Mahoney and
Thomas Wind.
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARTSERsRIPs

NOTICE.-Thc co-partnership heretofore
~ existing between DIN 7. SCllERMER!iORN.
MARCUS NJ BOWERS, and THOMAS n; lilLTI-
HIMER, JR., under the style OF j: i; SCHEhME
HORN 4 Co. manufacturers Of NJ. NJ Buwers's pa
lcnIRcvcrsbc PlouS-Points. IS this day dissolved
by mutual consent. we having made ARRANGEMENTS
with the New York Plough Company 10 manufacture
the same. Thanking our patrons for their support,
we hereby refer them to II. NJ: smith Co FOR ther
supplies. JoiiS +. Sc ER n!E,niionH
au 31-Gt* THOMAS NJ. HlLTZHlht.f, Jh.
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House AND BARN BURNED.-BoSt0n, Au-
gust ga new house and barn at East
Thompson, Conn.,, owned by Levi Wilson,
were burned Monday night. Loss, $4,000
nortiaily insured
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FALL OF A oL-HoUsE-SEvES MEN
INJURED tto,ra, August o9.-The roof Of
new school-house fell to-day, pinning
seven workmen to the floor. They are all
badly injured. Mr.. Fellows, the contractor,
is not expected to survive.
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UNDERTAKE ENS.
HAY Il SUTHERLAND.

HAY " SUTHERLAND. f1.Sl3
Il lfsUcCEsSoRs TO WILLIAM MGRRAil.
FURNISHING USDERTAkERS,
lO7 Governor street.
We keen ON band a iull stock Of MOOD ano
METALLIC BURiAL-CASES AAD CAskEiS
Orders promptly attended TO III city or c9mn, ~
FAIRIN6; and UPHOLSTERlNG done lu tue oes
manner, Mr.. HAY having had an experience o VI
twenty-five years with Mr. MURRAY ih ~ wv si.3m
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~. NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.
We are ready to show on The first floor

We ready 10 SHOW on inc HIST iF''l
81 pieces OF BLACK ALPACA:
BLACK ALPACA at zoe. worth 2Jc.:
BLACk ALPACA at 2oc. worth 30c;
Our 35c. ALPACA reduced TO Soc:
Nice RRILLIANTINEa at 35c.-rcal value 50c.;
our SOC NLPACAS never sold for less than soc:
our soc ALpACs would I bS Gh ,r at i iLs
BLACK, CACnEMlEE at 5oc.-woud be cheap
ELhCK CACHEMIRE at 6oc.-wouI lie cheap
BLACK CNCnEMlRE Il; 75c.-wo"d be cheap
our ~ tACIIEMIRE is cheap at sl.25.
We have a ruil line of MOURNING GOODS. which
we will "llcr al small advance above the New
York cost-such IL Henrietta Cloth. Bonbaznc,
Crane Cloth TaiEiSc, Bcrrctz, and all the latest
STYLES in the market.
Tire LINEN IlANDkERClilEFS for DC:
Three pairs ENGLISH SOCKS forSl.
OUR CASHMERE DEF. >hTMENT.
CASsIMERES for mems and boys wcar-a full and
complete assortment:
JEANS from l2t:c. In soc:
cAs iSI Sii from 4oc. to - per yard:
Don't fail to look at our 80 aud 75c: CASSIMERES
Don't buy your CASSIMEREs before YOU look ut
Good 'cALiCoEs at Gic. at SYCLE RRoIIERs';
Another 10; 9f ,sS:e G9P in III Shades: "
1000 yards OF remnants of PERCALEs a' S''''
worth 25c.: ,. .
S pi6J IF Th Fl @ SKI: fG only
A R ffiG FINE HEMSTITcHED HASDKEK-
wu G1fht1 SIZE GLOVES all sizes, from
r1,R Ihs ioBGsf r. " KID GLOVES only 75c-rra
co ,1iIn Si Il 3 CLOVIS only q:
Lex e. GaF AS hIH snS in the
The i largest assortment of EMBROIDERY In the
EDITING from &c. to 81 per ward. Don't buy be-
fore you look ut these goods: <r,,.,
Six kG cake aN SWEET SOAP for 25c. at sYCLE BRO
1i'' SILK DEPARTMENT.
BLACK SILK at Csc. worth SOC:
BLACK SILK at 75c. worth 81 !:
BLACK SILK at 1925 worth *l:75: ~
COLOftED and STRIPED SILKS in great variety:
Don't buy your silks before you look 1T SYCLE
4 UNDERSTANDS for 81 ut SYCLE BRO
so dozen more of those TOWELS at csc. ut
sICLE BkoTuERs,;
TOWELS from 10 In 50c.:, .,
800 more of those BATli-TOWELs al 43c'-rcsi
pa Ir ST0CKiSGs tor 2oc: pair GOOD STOCK:
STOCKINGS for 81: The biggest ana n,i;, n 7on
Y vou viii fnd at sYCLE BROTHERS., Don't
buy before you look al sYCLE BRoIliERS,
NEW DRESS GOODS just opened For early tail'
MISE MISE h hkEss Gods & At zoe rer yard
ELEGANT pRE SsiSiGT 2PPPpfiS = a at per SAf0
n 200 Yards remnants Of IRISH LINEN at SOC;
These good. are warranted RlSl!A haso SoS
E LIN Z sy p9n b sRS EGIh 'S0Ft 70"
roFsG9sNf tlSES in Y t.ta Ss4sy and
The be best VfCToRIA LAWNS at I2fc: worth zoe;
M new vic lot Of fine FRENCH ORGANIZES at l5c.
. p @SFi iot OF i31c. GRENADINES;
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TRANDEST EXCURSION

ERANDEST EXCURSION
VI OF THE SEASON,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1877.
EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE FOR BUSINESS
MEN.
The undersigned Will give an E ~, rio
tire York River line on the fTli OF SEPTEMBER
10 the following business cmpoIiulns:
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. and NEW
YORK.
offering Inducements to plcasnrc-scckcrs and bus-
ncss-mpn OK cceding any heretofore presented. No
thing will I've left unonc which may add to the COM
fort of all who may take advantage OF this cheap and
delightful trip on the elegant passenger steamer
LOUISE. o
FARE-Eicmond to baltimore and rctilrn.S : 90
Richmond 10 philadelphia and return 10 90
EicbnoEd 10 New York and return. -
IRatc to New York will he published IT, soon ~ can
he tSccr!aiGcd.J
Tickets good for Ten DAYS.
Train leaves York River depot ut O'Clock 7. NJ.
Tickets can he procured at The following places:
r. r. ADAMS No. 322 Sixth street:
:. X. PERDTE. No. II Twcnfy-ihird street:
JACK MURPIIY'S saloon, corner OF Eighth and
Broad streets; aud al the dpcnt 18th of Sentcm-
H. O0-td
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LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEWING have
from Messrs. WooDHoUsE " fARhAM lhc
July No. of the London Quarterly Rer'e~.
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L. L. Stanton, son OF the late Z. NJ stan
ton, died in Washington on Wednesday.
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FURNITURE.

WHEN YOU BUY FURNITUREM
w or MATTRESSES don't fail to see my Ia
fall stock of elegant and superior designs The lEs
nriccs have been reduced until they Ere lower
Than tllcv have been in thirty wears. All can DC
the moor Examine my stock, and the prices sinai
please SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
M 3l-3m Governor street, Richmond.
NTOW Is THE TIN E .-FURN1-M
N TURE AT BOTTOM PRlCES.-l'ur- IN
chascrs will find It to their interest 10 call on tt
J, ID. GATEWOOD, 305 east Broad street. | have
now on hand and am receiving large stock Of all
the latest STYLES for chamber, paror, and dung
room These goods, being bought ut the lowest cash
figures during the pre- sent general depression in buS-
ness, enables me TO offer extraordinary induce
y 81
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TG- THE LARGEST SIOCh. The
CHEAPEST GOODS. and the BIGGEST ASSOlIT-
MEST are now exhibited on The first. scconti third,
and fourth floors at SlClE BRoliEks.
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VIHE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
l. AT-THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
EVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES X ROWE are de-
tcrmined 10 sell rs low IL the lowest. and have
marked down the following goods TO PRIME COST t.
close stock for the season:
TARhSOLS iall silk at Il 30 worth 50. at ~ worth
IS. ut S3 worth 81: also. ALPACA. GING-
HAM, and CAMBRIA PARASOI.S. extremely
low:
STRIpED and PLAIN GRENADINES ~ IL:
lGa. 25c.. and mp. worth double the money:
BLACK .tLPACAat 22. %. 30. 81. -. and 50c.-
great bargains: BLACK CACHEMIlE at G2c
worth 75c.. at 75c. and 81 worth 81 and Sl.3l
PIQUES ut 9. 10. ). and CSC: C:tLICQES At o.
ca. and rs: HOSIERY for ladies aIG children
at bottom prices GAUZE SHIRTS for ladies
aud gentlemen at less than wholesale prices
IiAMBURGH EDGISGS in great variety:
Full stock Of CORSETS. GLOVES. JEW ELRI
&C.; ladies' and childrcn's STRAW GOODS
splendid MOURNING GOODS extremely cheap
Gail aud he convinced. BROWNE L ROWE,
iy 2O-cod 1913 Broad street.
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EXCURSIONS.

4 GRAND EXCURSION TO LOUISA
N COURTHOUSE.
nn,Icr tho ousnicrs OF the WORKING SONS OF
identify. will start from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railrond depot SUNDAY, September I'd, at 81
O'Clock A. N.
onporrunI,y Of attending the prOtracrcd Injecting
now going ON at Louisa Courthouse
Tickets for round-tIip. Zoe.
au 3l-lt< VIC. hLLEN, secretary.
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NEW YORK. 1877.
r~TO TIE TOBACCO MaNUFAt-
TI'EERS-Wc beg tn inform you that McSors. Dt-
NEWPORT < MORRIS, of Richmhad Va are the
sole agents for the sale OF our
~ ! J. 4 r"
brand Of imported
SPANISH LICORICE-PAsTE
for the States Of Virginia aud North Carolina.
We believe this to be the pIrc>; AID finest Favored!
and As strong If not the strongest. Lic"rcc now In
Use in this country.
Mc>,r<. DAVENPORT Il MORRIS vii! n al!
times c fully supplied with the article.
TO hr sold in bond or duty paid
Respectfully yours.
ZURICALDAI K ARGUiMEAt.
au li-iGi importers.
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CLOTHING.

IOHN LATOUCHE. IA
MERCHANT TAILOR. l}f
40. I TENTH STREET,
anticipating the season, has just opened new and
choice fabrics for
SKELETON COATS.
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. jy4
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LIME. CEMENT. AND PLASTER.

LIME, CEMENT, AND PLASTER.
DOCKLAND LIME.-l,2O0 barrels daily
IL expected per schooner Maggie Bell.
10 % A. s. LEE.
TROUND PLASTER.-250 tons FINE
VI GROUND PLASTER daily expected per
schooner Ella Frances
je29 A. S. LEE.
r ME! LIME! LIME.-Fiye hundred
IL barrels of
INDIAN ROCK LIME
received this day FRESH from our new irQn-clad
kilns For sale low.
Business Office, 1902 Cary street. limo depot, 1903
Dock street. !. DILLON, Elicit q CO.,
Manufacturers.
MARCH II, 1877. NH 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT SPECIAL NOTICE TO PuR-
CHASERS OF DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, &C.

MT SPECIAL NOTICE TO PuR-
CHAsERS OF DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, &C.
LAST DAYS OF THE GREAT CLOSING. OFT
SALE OF SUMMER GOODS
AT
WILLIAM THALHfMER'S.
COZ BROAD ST RE II.
Having sri u very large and cheap STOCK OF g"ons
on hand. and wishing to still further reduce ny
stock viii give my customers and The pubhc ,i'c
benefit and vii continue TIL the LIST OF september
to sell Mt and below cost So call early ana secu''
some Of the many bargains to be had ut
WILLIAM THALUIMER'S, 60l Broad street.
Among the stock can he found large ana chcip
line of DRESS GOODS TALL kinds. a,'lsahie LOT .':
present and coming season. and which VIII pay W"
10 lay In your supply. ,,.r,, ,pI .C1,
CA('UEMIsES ut prices that will stoniSn thc ul"7
h,lycr Give me call for n bargain Ill bI'A'n AL
PACAS. u,o or CASH.
MERES for mems and boys wear. rs nave sI,e W.
the best and cheapest goods on record. t"'' '"'
De convinced. >o,,, , s c,,oc,
,ncs TabIp-Ltncns, Napkins. Towels. lsc'-Q,iils,
I,nnlcts I,cd-ricks. Oi,-CIoths. &c.-i am sellnS
=. such low prices that will pay yo.fo caii OH me-
,1c Col Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-31

W ZEPHYR WORSTEDS,
SHETLAND WOOL,
GERMANTOWN WOOL,
KNITTING COTTON,
KNITTING NEEDLES,
SEWING-MACHINE NEEDLES.
COMBS, BRUSHES.
MACIuSE-OIL.
FANS, BELTS.
JEWELRY. RIBBONS,
and thousands Of other articles ut
LEVY BROTHERS
lol7 and 1919 Main street
,ao Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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