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81
IEkND CLOSING OUT" SAiE ,Of,
7 SUMMER Goops.-Afler this t date sIt M = suH- n
mgn mgIniT1roCKS. f1IootC 7Oa Main Street Having afal
VIZ ~ nrcss Goods, Linens, Pan asols. ana AL!
,S< founri IN dry goods store, lie puniie Is IN
NnS "a etse me n call, and n. supply thehSeiFes
,y,,h GRENADINES rcdaccd from so TO S2s 1r9n' 50
in 25c from IS to zoe. j. =, H,at. st,sss
.SPFCIAL NOTICE TO ALL DRY
$cooDS SUYERS--I~. STERN & Co. 52S
,S,ad street have nlade further reduction In INC
rtn"s of Ihc,r goods IN order 10 close Inc wholc
rrieSSS rrS , in tie shor.pst time possible They have
ras,, large stock on hand yet aud are detefmincd
~ IN all goods no matter st whai sacr1ncc. We
Iii sncci,l attention 10 the iotio@lng articles lust
r"s, SiJ down below co$t-prce FIFTY pieces Dress
."n,ls solid shades ami hrocsaeu Soous' an new a'ta
MsrIc at fSc reduced from 23 and soc. hand.
.rsst @ y1r,SS Goods ar 20 and 26c. worth 80 and
.n nirccs Black Pure Molair Lustres AZ c., re-
cci f-nm s,c.; look at our Soc Fare LuStrcS. re-
Ga Gccs from soc: our sc. A!pacas arc rc'afliaG
ci.ewheTc al 60c.-ook At them the cheapest Black
sISo; our Sl.2o SIX reduced from &2: lookat our
Isiscs lnsir,> at 25c. worth $50: handsome 4-S
x.-enrh pprcalcS at Sc worth l2asc.: the cheapest
wssts riaues in the city; 500 yards White Vic
.nria lawns reduced fro:n 3oc. TO &c.,; our 40c
Victoria Lawns are now selling at 2Qc. tonly u few
3i"ccS ieriI: $l25 Irish Linen nj 50c.; beautiful
faSsns r,sincs.: the greatest bargatns In Cersets
arrr offered In this city; French WoTc Corsets ut
az ASK for our cheap Grenadines: look nj our
psrasols marked down below cost onr Grena dimes
Gccnadines al l2kc worth Csc. fully: Batlsie Suit
nrs at 7c reduced from loc.: our i20 Quilts re-
,iuccd Il, S5r.: FOR 7lc. We sell YOU now our 81
Quilts. Don't forget our cheap fara-ss. hemeNi-
Ter orr sec. Mohairs, reduced from T5c
l.. STERN & CO. 52S Broad street.
t,S between Fifth and Sixth.
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I. "a "A Supposed Cas,ssIIof Aceisental llroao,s.
ing ing :: Coroner's Inquest.-Ye esterday morn.
ing the dead, body. Of Q colored man named
Aaron Sutton, lately employed at the Rich
mond and DanYille ,railroad, shops, was
found In the canal near the paper-mill..
E, Coroner Ingram being notified had the
following jury. of, inquest summoned (:
Thomas M. Fendley, \, W, Eubank, George
Walden, Fl. E.. Duval, William, Il, Harding,
and Alexander Baxter, The following facts
were elected on the examination: :: "a T..j !
/ Tuesday evening officer Fitzgerald ar
rested Sutton for an assault en- Spencer
Claiborne (colored). and, an employee OF the
railroad company. The officer aud two men,
and possibly others, started up to Justice
Perdue to compromise the matter. 49,
When near the gate OF G. C.. McRae, Esq,
president Of the City Council, Sutton, who
was a few steps behind. ran or He was
pursued. Officer Fitzgerald called TO Will
liam, Forsee, ,watchman. in, the Danyille
depot-yard, to stop, the prisoner. Forsee
fred two shots, but says he. fired over the
man, and knows he did not strike him.
The prisoner continued his flight, and
Jumped in the canal. below the DanYille
bridge with the intention, it is supposed, Of
escaping to Richmond. He was not seen to
arise, but his pursuers observed place on
the opposite bank which they supposed
waspwhere ne had climbed out. tH.". 8tr0
f2i The man was; missed ahexti day. but no-
thing was thought of it Until the body was
found yesterday. t'.h@j',': ~" ~.
The jury retured a verdict Of accidental
drowning while attempting to escape from
the police! -; .ti}i': '''.i e'a' '5.., ~,
Some Of the friends Of the deceased
allege that there was mark 'ton his head
made by "a pistol-ball, and that death re-
suited therefrom. 80 ln ""i~it2E"3 ."s -
/ 4 1t was an unfortunate occurrence sut-
ton. had not been in the employ Of the COM
pany long, but was highly spoken Of. '....i
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PERSONAL Whitlock went
to Lynchburg yesterday morning for brief
visit, ...... ...,f. ......-..
r. =. Barham, Esq, editor OF the lnde1.
Appeal, and Rev. J.T. Whitley, editor OF
the Christian San, Suffolk, were in the city
yesterday. s.
L. E. Finch and henry E. Coleman, Jr.,
OF Mecklenburg county, have been adjudi-
Gated bankrupts by Register Atkins.
The Governor has appointed James H.
Walker, OF Norfolk, inspector OF flour for
that city. "
Major John W. Daniel is in the city. His
friends propose to serenade him and call on
him for speech at the Exchange Hotel to-
night. ..-..
General Fitzhugh Lee and General Tai.
iaferro are also expected here to-day.
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LAYING OF A ACoRNER-SToNE.-The Little
Sisters OF the Poor, finding their present
home at the corner OF Ninth and Marshall
streets much too small and unsuited to the
wants of their old people, and having re-
ceiyed by legacy from Mr.. William S. Cald-
well $40, 900 for their institution, have pur-
chased the property Of j. 81. Gilmer, Esq,
in the western part of the city, consisting Of
a square bounded by Main, Floyd, Harvie,
and Plumb streets. The house on the prem
ises not being sufficiently large, they are
building an addition which will cost them
S1O,60O. The cornerstone OF this will be
laid by Right Rev. j. Gibbons on Sunday
next, the 24th June, at o'clock 2. NJ: The
Bishop of Charleston will preach, and the
different societies will honor them with
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Rs-TIIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU-
LATIoN OF. ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE cry <.':t*22 - s'.T
Nf 20 , = ~ Il
WEATHER REPORT.

INplcAr1oNs FOR TO. DAY. IF or the Middle
Atlantic States, falling barometer followed
by rising barometer, southwest veering to
colder northwest winds, partly cloudy and
cloudy weather, with rain areas. .3iEfs'
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, nearly stationary or higher pressure,
nearly stationary temperature, southwest to
northwest winds, partly cloudy weather,
and rain areas. ;strstIg -"..F|,tE{s.
For the West Gull States, slight changes
in pressure and temperature, southerly
winds, partly cloudy weather, and occa-
sional showers. ~ .,.,.. ..-,.tv.' .
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
stationary or higher pressure, stationary
or lower temperature, northwesterly winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather, and occa-
SiOnai showers
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LOCAL M,A.TTERS..

MEETING OF THE Cry CONSERVATIVE CON-
MrTTEE LAST N1GHT-JuDGEs AND CLERKS
APPOINTED ABOUT Cor oRED VOTERS At
a meeting Of the City Conservative Commit
tee held last night the primary election plan
was amended so as topermit none but white
Conservative citizens to vote. eri" 5E I
The following judges and clerks were
chosen .nTa a.gs-.'
J, Marshall Yard Judges: John F.
Schonberger, S. w. Farrer, JOHN Cannon.
Clerks: Samuel Wilkinson, j. W. D. Far
rer. ,.,,,.,
Jefferson Ward.-JuGees Henry Bohn,
r. Tyler Jones, C. Branch Clerks: John
Stamper, T. }. Robinson.
Madison, Ward. Judges : C. w. Allen,
L. d. Crenshaw, Thomas n. Booker.
Clerks: ~, Johnson, +. II. Chamberlayae,
Monroe Ward.-Judges: Charles Camp
bell, Frank D. Hill, David B. Jones. Clerks
S. S. Carter, J. r. Sizer. >, ..s.;s;ts
Jackson Ward.-First precinct-Judges
j. w. Beveridge,<J. V.;Clash, I. +. Hanni-
gan. Clerk: IT. G.. Epps. Second pre-
cinct-Judges: J. 3f. = Hulcher, Mr.. Tom
linson, r. Fuller Gaskins. Clerk: r. J.
Burlington. Third precinct-Judges: DIR.
Richardson, John Fl. Rose, Daniel Hanna
gan. Clerk: Charles Hagan. ,.''
Clay Ward.-Judges !: E. NJ. Crump, j.
II. Lay, j. g. Hooper. Clerks: George j.
Hooper, Z. J. Brannan.
In case OF any Judge or clerk declining
to Serve the Ward Superintendent is autho-
riZed to ill the vacancy. The judges are
to serve without compensation. The clerks
Will be paid 50 each. The clerks will at
once get the registration-books and prepare
to enter upon their duties.
The City Committee does not propose to
print any tickets. Friends Of the candi-
dates will have to do that. .-'*
The City Committee last night, by vote
OF five to eighteen, resolved not to nominate
members OF the House OF Delegates at the
primary election to be held on the 28th, and
adjourned to meet on Monday night next
at Sis O'Clock.
In the Meeting last night there was no
proposition made to change the primary.
election plan, SO as to have sealed vote.
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Mr.. TyndaIl has invented q respirator for
firemen, which is likely to prove an extra
ordinary boon to them. In company With
CAPTAIN Shaw. OF the London Fire brigade,
be has tested it with entire success.
The Chicago City Council has prohibited
the retailing OF fireworks in the city, Inn
posing penalty at not less than S25 nor
more than 800 for violation.
Il An old lady In Binghamton,,N n. Y.,twho
died awhile ago, took off and gave 70 het
daughter, Just before her death, pair: d
ear-riHgs, that sbc had worn eighsy.one years
without removing them, her father having
given them to her when she was SIX years
Of age.
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TIE MozART.-T0 the very: warm an d
threatening weather no doubt is to be at
tributed the meagre attendance at the Mo
zart last evening. The entertainment was
very enjoyable, although the storm de-
tracted no little from the general pleasure.
: The instrumental trio of Schuman, love
" composition in itself, was beautifully rem
dered by Mr. julius Peters, and Professors
G.. w. Thilow and Jacob Reinhardt. -.
Messrs. Dimmock and Cbamberlayne sang
a duet and each d solo, in all Of which they
acquitted themselves very creditably. 80
The orchestra was smaller than usual, but
played three selections with much spirit.
:. NV First Ball Waltzes" were greatly en-
ioyed, as was also the overture Of :" Pique
DaIne.o ,.r..,.,.... .fs,...l-, :
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. TAXES.
CITY COLLECTIONS orFIcE, I
RICHMOND, June 2, lS77. {

Il .t:tt CITY COLLECTORS oFFICE,l
..., RICHMOND, June 2, 1S77. 5
CITY TAXES. 1877.--This Office will be
~ OPEN DAILY from 9 O'Clock A. n. to O'Clock
p b. from the 18th to the 3Oth day OF June inciu-
sive FOR the purpose Of receiving from any person
charged with t..t5isi. 81 3lttr Il :, 20 ,n'iD
-. CITY TAXES. REAL AND PERSONAL.
the whole or one half Of the amount of tax charged,
and that TEN PER CENT. WILL BE kDDED 70 the
Of tax charged In every case where the paYy
the time limited 80, s.-astt ,t,iGN
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three or more bills to leave list OF the same
as early as possible at this Office that the bills may
be gotten together, and II desired, half-receipts
made out. IL :. y ~ :. . :, -
je 4-tJe30 A. X. WOODSON, CoiIecLor.
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THE NEW CASAL-BoAT LINE.-Messrs.
Morrison &, Kent have opened their office
on Cary street between Eighth and Ninth
streets, and on Wednesday Harman's new
line or packet-boats was put on the canal
between this city and Columbia. Mr.. D. S.
Morrison is agent for Harman Brothers,
and on and after the 1st OF July their mail
packets will run through to Lynchburg,
Buchanan, and Lexington. At present the
boats leave Richmond at A. Nj. Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, and arrive at
Columbia at S:45 P. M. Returning, they
leave Columbia at A. N. and reach Rich
mond ut =. NJ. .-'<2f.' t.:,J E..s-.,. .
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cPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

A1L-wooI BUNTING 3Tsc.. reduced from 50s.
s.TElrED SILKS 75c., cheap AZ 9oc.
cr,a; reduction in ai DRESS GOODS.
FINISHED LINEN-EoSOM SHIRTS, 81:
LAUNDRiED SHIRTS tgood>, $3.50;
REMNANTS BLACK GRAPE at half the price CT
regular goods;
TvRKEY-RED TARLE-DAMASK 75c., reduced
rromSl.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CAsSlMEIES.
LADIES. GAUZE VESTS. Soc, 75e., and 81 -
GESTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, SOC. 75c.,
and 81:
CHILDEEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, SOC;
HOSE and HALF-HOSE OF every description !;
CORDED PIQUES, loc.;
LACE-STRrE PlQUES, l6'.c.:
WHITE oRGANDIES, 25. 35, and 40c.:
LINEN LAWN, 20. s5, 40, and 5Oc. ~.
sEyEN-INCI SASH-RIBEONS, 75c. (all cclorsl,
reduced from 81.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
,cll Sl5 Broad street
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RUNAWAY AccIDENT.-Yes evening
as William c. Moncure and lady were re-
turning to their home near. the new reser-
voir screw Of the shafts gave way, causing
the horse to run up on an embankment and
ovcrturn the buggy, breaking it to pieces.
Mr.. Moncure escaped with sprained ankle
and some bruises about the head and body,
which will confine him to the house for
some days; Mrs. Moncure was also hurt
on the foot, and is unable to walk, and is
much bruised on the face. " ...s ....
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
| cloudy or clear and very warm. About 81
O'Clock last night "a thunderstorm came up
with a refreshing rain, and the atmosphere
! was considerably cooler. ,fL.i':fHItS
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: d A, NJ, 70;
0 4. NJ, 76; noon, 81; 3 p. NJ. 81; !, 8 p.
d., SS; midnight, Y. ".aa"} '.s',s.r .
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PATENT AGENCY.
uENRY ORTIZ, .,r.,s. :.

III formerly Of Richmond, Va,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENT,
Federal Buildings, WASHINGTON. ID. c.,
Informs bis friends aud southern inventors generally
that he will be pleased TO attend to their patent
matters on reasonable terms, and will furnish, FR EE
OF CHARGE. all Information with regard 70 any
matters connected with patents either 1.-THE UNITED
STATES OR ABROAD, as welt as to the PATESrA-
BILITY OF inventions, SO lar as this may be nseer-
and respectfully refers ito Henry G.. Cannon, .. G..
Lange, }. p. and Thomas 4. Ballard. f. Kahl q 90:
the scandinavian languages. Established 1S2o.s
je 4-3taw3m
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y UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING ~ TIE
RIcHMoSD POsT- OFFICE JUNE 21, 1877 -
William H. @. A dams, Richmond, Va, Mrs.
Ellen Laiton, Vane4 county, Nj c.; Henry
III. Taylor, Richmond; Va; Katie Vaughan,
Richmond Va; Thomas ii. Whelan, Rictl'
mond, Va; two letters, no address.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Grand
Grove OF Virginia, U. A. o. D.. has been in
session in this city for several days, and has
elected the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: r.. L. Courtney, n. G.. A.;
Thomas jackson, D. g. A.; William Cree,
Grand Secretary; g. G. Thon, Grand Treas
,urer; w. H. Dean, G. M; w. L. Baldwin,
G. +. G.. C. C. Thon, representative to
Grand Grove of United States. ...,..
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sLIPPEns, TIES, BusxENs, sERG x GooDs< BAN
dss, Prince Alberts, Oxferds, Newports, Masnotas
Buckle Ncwports. Sc, cheap at -.a .yI.s=a
~. BoscuEN's, SOC and. 81 1 Broad street.
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A RICHMOND STEAMER FOR GERMANY
Messrs. Ettenger 81 Edmond have received
ain order from Liepsig, Germany, Tor one OF
their steam fire-eneines, which is to be
duplicate OF one sent to ISt.TPetersburg
seventeen years ago., a-5@2y 's.si
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LEES HEADoU4RrERs.-Adpumber OF the
friends of General Lee have opened a rem
devious i'm the store next to the F1fse Ma
tional Bank. ls.,r f.,. -. iii Inn
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OFF FOR, THE MoUNTAINs.-A! large num- nun
her ,of, persons left the city yesterday morn
ing for the mountains. Among: them were
several parties for the Healing Springs.
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SIDNEY BAPTIST CHuRCH.-Four beautiful
building lots joining this church and two nearly op-
p0site will be sold this Afternoon by DICKINSON
CHEwNISc. This property Is certain to enhance In
value. Persons wishing to put their money where 1t
will be safe and bring more than ten per cent? should
attend this great sale Of valuable real estate.
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LEVY BROTHERS store Is the place for bargains
Every article sotd At the lowest cash price. ~
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Mayors Co,irt.-Only one or two unim-
portant cases were disposed OF at THE
Mayors Court yesterday. ii'N IT, +
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COUNTERFEIT HALR-DoLLAR.-rCounterie,l
hall-dollar silver pieces imita-
tions-are In circulation in, Richmond. A
word to the wise is sufficient. Eth{H
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IsL-'T 9 : Z :.
RAARDING.

NEW. YORK BOARDING., SO FIFTH
IN AVENUE, NEW YoRK.-Elegsnt family Doasa- 1ss
ing house. Two dollars per day: ten dosaIs Pc
week. A most cool and central summer residence
te 2-2m
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GREATEST BARGAINS AT j. D.M
ROOMS, 305 EAST BH0AD sTREEy.--I have ~
now On band the largest stock have eyeryf !
offered for sale which cannot be for cheap
FURNITURE will 6nd II to their interest 10 exam
Inc my stock before purchasing. Upholstering and
ReIairing. Terms liberal. 5e l2-3m
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/ City Councu.-The last meeting OF the
present City Council will be held tonight
at O'Clock. .sr'-t:'',.@} +i@a: - ''t'' .
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DON'T FoRGEr.To TAKE A LOOK At THE HAM.
nuRGu EpGrNGs at LEVY BROTHERS..
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Bargains In handkerchief and towels at LEV
BROTHERS.. =" - i".''s''1.
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II. ELLYsoy & CO.. advertising agents, 'nSert ad.
yer,isements la all Of the newspapers OF the United
States ut publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dis
patch countjng-ro0m Will receive prompt aften-
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DOCTOR OF DIvINITY.--Georgeto College
has conferred the degree OF Doctor OF Di-
vinity upon, Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald, pastor OF
the Second Baptist church OF this city. ~
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at the Brickyards.-Both the brickyards
are ut work. Several fine kilns have been
burnt, and others are ready to be fired.
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If you want to bny some really cheap IIambxrgl
edgings go to LEVY BROTHERS.. They have just
received some good bargains, and show variety OF
handsome naticrns.
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SAVE MONEY by having jour printing done ~ M we
msPArcH PKINTlNG-HoUss. 0ood "osA': s'1''l Wv ~ y
nrices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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Lesl;e,s Illustrated Nepspdp and Hdr-I
pers' Reekly for TINS Week received rom
J. T.. Eliyson, 1Ha Main street.
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g LADIES' HASpsoxELY' MADE sCfTs only f7s
dollars at LEVY BROTHERS,. G,c1 . ;s.,sa =
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JAMES TMACDouG AL. II A. NJ, seventy -four
Y tons pis.tron hyposhecatedf. u 2dt 3oa .
FRANK d. HILL, q PM, GamDle's-Htli 4silding
-. lots, on Fourth street between BYRD and Areh
streets. = -. ?" -.
DICKINSON l. CHEWNIEG. 8 7! ~. desirable
!. framed awelling and number or bpliqlnS iots
~ In the west end OF the city.
WI ,GoDDIN. f,P M. .trustsc,a sale Of lots and two
new frame tenements thSreon in Sidney, on tHe
- east line Of laurel between High street ana tne
canal! JeftsyFtltili lzYtls3s.5 ;..1 "
OF furniture, eIoihIng, oieloths, boots, 'snoes'
ga canaea fruits, &c. .fs3 l::ss1 a;st ~ IiSst
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aee, Ricbmond: !: Charles W. Tanner: iRiehnond; j.
1ts se&oot oT Piiesopzhu-W epz q. Biting, BAL
btimore Nd; William, w. Brown. ttsylvaufa ;
Manly 3. Curry, Richmond; J. Howard Gore, Fred
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Handsome STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at 15c.
Very hne PLAIN VICTORIA LAWNS at 12c.-
Extra tine IIeToRIA LAwNsat 1876. These are
sold everywhere else at 25c.
beautiful and stylish FIGURED. FPENCH Or
CANDIES at IS worth size. ,S.-;-ss
so pieces PLAIN and GR0s-GRAIN SASH-RIB-
BoSs at from 25c. up The prices on these can
PARASOLS ef all kinds ut prices which we guaran-
@ tee 10 be the lowest IN 'hs fpIEi sity 11<F~ II
% piece pieces BERkLEY SoFT-FINIsH CAMBRIC
superior 10 Lonsdalel ut l5c.-regular price
Beautiful infi FIGURED VICTORIA LAWNS at 1oc.-
4 larse as. assortment of LINEN SCITINGS from
l6asc. up. You will save money by buying them
View styles in LADIES' LINEN SUITS at greatly
Handsome STYLES in LINEN sACoUEs and OVER
SKIRTS:
A lot OF real LLAMA-LACE POINTS at fifty per
40 Gses nSts eg9y IRer and sps LINEN DRILLS
~ for brine mems sand and boys, wear, cheap;
GAUZE UNDERWEAR for ladies, gentlemen, and
Don't fail to call and examine my stock, as you
"j js ifeod II s"si 70 ''0 SUM- ~ JUIfUs MEYERS.
HAyE YOU HEARD THE NEWS:-
IL Now is the time, and BROWNE ROWE's
+ npY 1 Ease e get bRY F eYaPest GSG6 DRY
DRESS GOODS At COST! .osm,
DRESS GOODS AT COST!
BLACK ALPACAS al %, rs, 35, and soc. worth
MERES, BLACK GRENADINES, &c. marked
down to bottom prices. Look 1t those DOUBLE
CREPE Wells at 81. See our CASSlMERES;
they can't be beat. The greatest bargains In GEN
TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODsi GAUZE
VICTORIA. LAWNS JACONET, .CAMBRICS,
PlQUES, and IRISH LINENS, we. can show you
iIarkains that will astonish you' BUSTLES, COR,
JEWFLRY and FANCY GOODS. Don't fall to see
our PARASOLS! PARASOLSt PARASOLSt We
DREN'S STRAW HATS cheaper than anywhere In
The city. Don't forget the No.-323 Broad street.
jc1S-eod ...s.s-n BROWNE & ROVE z.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

i Hy- On al salss Of Real Estate made oetsoee.
the 1stoI Jaauary and last Of June the tafssfp,
The nresent pear hare to be pnid 0ythe purchase,
On all sales mode et1een the 1st OF July dndt1s
of the year t& t3zss ,hana paid by the settet
(Thls custom waS adopted about nfteen yearsaxs
,rv ali the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and Yic!nityl .,-a SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-22

VALUABLE HOUSES near the Park for sale this
afternoon by DIcKINsoE & CHEwgING.i a.iat'
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &e,

PIANWS, UkUANS, 6c. -
GREAT DEPOT FOR THE fH8SN
VI SALE OF PIANO-FORTES.ff& Z TIT
over Q, 900 PIANOS have been sold by the sub
scrtbers in Virginia and North Carolina since their
business career, and out of this large number not
one has proved indifferent BY Offering only the best
has always been given TO parties at distance find
ing 1t inconvenient to visit Richmond for the par-
pose we offer our servicein the selection Of PIANO
EORTES, and. from an experience OF over thirty
wears in the business, they may rely upon having
their orders rs faithfully executed as when person
ally present, and fair terms given In tho purchase
WOUDHOUSE & PARHAM,
..... .. Booksellers and Stationers,
Ella ..-,. Richmond, Va.
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TIE PRICE TELLS, AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE
PRICE. .-,. .a.
Black CheviOt Suits, 80;
- Gray Cashmere Suits, $40;
Batiste Suits, $40; Is, ...-. '.+
Oxford CheyIot Suits, $40;
Remember this:
Our $l0-suits are cut, made, trimmed, and fit as
nicely as any of our higher priced suits.
A. sAKs & Co., 1o13 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-22

LADIES' OyERSKIRTs and JACKETS at LEVY
BROTHERS. for one dollar and ifty cents.