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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneef.
CLOSING SALE OF $50 DOZEN IMPORTED
r DOLLS
On WEDNESDAY MORNING., December 9th,
1871, 10 80 O'Clock sba sell for the i'm portsrs
the above stock, Gil beautifully dressed in every
msginaple style. The trade aad private buyers are
inyit, 10 attend.
noNU At THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
" II. WARMER, Real Estate Aucsioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPER
TY ON FRE0skICk AND FAYE TIE SITS,
CiTY GGORaHTlW a. n
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TRoMAs DOWNING, Au stioneer.

FINE WINES, LIQUORS SCALES, GROCE-
- RlES, sc AT AUCTIOH
On IL SDs1 MORNING, December n. -
81, al I'D clock, al Sill 18th street, 4 snail
sell large collection OF the aboye goOis SHD
dec II THOMAS BOWLING, huctionesT.
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nuNoANs0N FRS. Aacii7 IsoTs

EIeIEEs SALE 4-STORY BRICK HOUsE
o. Et tween srH AND srH SIS
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ChTtIOGUE SALE OF VALUABLE COL
LECTION OF BOOKS. INCLUpISG TIE 81
EkGINEkR AND SURVEYOR.
tlG tt ESbAl. December IS, and q, .
HI, al 2 30 q clock, hall sell at my saee LX&T
n ems. corner Pennsy yania avenue aud lllhuAk
street = yslushe Election o. Book, com pri.ing-
History, Theology,
Medicine Ag'icui ure, etc., ETC.,
In GO, d library cDBdiiion.
decl THOMAS nOWLINI Auctionaer
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.
nUNCANs0H BROS, Auctoresrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIR,

SPkCItL AUCTION SALE OF TIE ENTIRE
~ sT0Ch OrMILLINsRl G0OHS, TRIMMED
Ard UNTRlMMED HATS, NEnvsTS,
IEkWEAR, CORs ErS, FANCY GOODS,
&c. cor tau ed in the Store OF NJ Re-. b. BAUM,
No soy eth street, second door from coraer Ii
street.
sale commences MONDAY MORNING., n
Decen her B., 81 10 clock, and CONT uiag ts~SS
Every Morning until all il 3 Id ~
B.-Ds1IVs desiring f1rst class goors L.
would do well 10 attend TINS sale, he goods are
OF this seasons purchase, and Ionyrisiug 8 full
variety tf Fall and Winter Styles
Trrms cash. Sale positive
decl-3t JAS DUNCAN Auctioneer
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SpECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

NL-woOL BUNTING 37Ec.. reduced from soc.
STRIPED SILKS 75c., cheap at 90c
Grca, reduction in all DRESS GOODS.
FINISHED LINEN-EosoM SHIRTS, 81:
LAUSDRIED SHIRTS good, $3.50;
REMNANTS BLACK GRAPE at half the price OF
regular goods:
TuRKEY-RED TAELE-DAMAsK 75c., reduced
fromsl.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CASSlMEEES.
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS. SOC. 75c., and 81
GENTLEMEN.S GAUZE SHIRTS, SOC, 75c.,
and 81;
CHILDREN'S GAUZE SHIRTS. SOC;
HOSE and HALF-HOSE OF every description;
CORDED PIQUES. loc.;
LACE-STRIPE PIQUES, lGs.c.;
WHITE oRGASDIES, 25, So, and 40c.;
LINEN LAWN, 25, 35, 10, and Soc;
SEyEN-INClI SASlI-RIBBOES, 75c. (all cClorsl.
reduced from 81.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
ELL s15 Broad street.
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The New York Journal of Commerce says
OF the English criticism OF Grant: "In
reading the remarks Of the English papers
Of all political shades and class-interests
about General Grants career we are struck
with the similarity of the judgments passed
upon him to those which never found voice
in his sorgans when he was President,
but were only expressed by the op-
position. The Liberal and Tory, the
commercial and literary papers Of London,
agree in criticising the weak points OF their
guest with a candor and directness which
used to be ascribed in this country to po-
litical hate and prejudice. Some OF their
animadversions upon his failure as states
man. and the poor quality Of many of his
appointments are as severe as his opponents
at home ever penned. II the opinion OF
foreigners anticipates that Of posterity-as
has been said-then General Grants policy
as President will not be lauded by the i'm
partial judges OF the future :.
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, IL.
One OF our iellow-citizens presented US
with anewilead-pencil. Such small Fabers
are thankfully Observation-Disclosures Times.
Men whose business drives them to the
wall bill posters.-B Boston Commercial
BaLletin.
A CORRESPONDENCE OF the Boston Transcript
accuses Gail Hamilton OF having passed passe her
self off as Mr.. Blaine while she was on the
railroad from Augusta to Portlandwith Mrs.
Blaine, who has pass for Blaine and wife.
q Mark Twain, ;, was the nom de plume of
one Captain Isaiah Sellers, who used TO
write river news over, it, for the New Or-
leans Picay1ne.,; He died in 1868, and as
he could no, longer need that, signature, l
laid violent hands upon it without asking
permission OF the proprietor's remains.
That Is the history OF the mon deptune l
bear.- Samuel u Clemens. 81 5i&.sr
GA Constant Reader n-The fact that
you have no sister Of your own should not
prevent yon from loving some other fellows
sister. We, can recommend no treatise on
courtship. IL the girl is lively, and takes
an interest in YOU she VIII learn you how
to court In hort metre, and when you haye
married her yaq will at last find q amaster.
.Eris. Ltspactk. .5z t:as
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r OOk AT THE BARGAINS
JUST OPENED
AT
JULES VI F.I + RS,
COS BROAD STREET.

Handsome STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at 15c.
never sold for less than 25c. before:
Very fine PLAIN VICTORIA LAWNS at l2c.-
regular l Sc. goods; m
Extra line VICTORIA LAWNSat 1Gssc. These are
sold every where else at 25c. ,,, ~,
Beautiful and stylish FIGURED FRENCH OK
CANDIES at 25 worth 37rc.
so pieces PLAIN and GROS-GRAIS SASH-RlB-
bONS AZ from csc. up. The prices on these can-
not be eouaied elsewhere.
PAKASOLS OF all kinds at prices which we guaran-
tee 10 be the lowest in The CITY:
1000 yards 75c. and 81 IRISH LINEN In rem
o5 pieces BERKLEY SoFT-FISISH CAMBRIC
superior 10 Lonsdale) at 15c.-regular price
25c.
Beautiful FIGURED VICTORIA LAWNS at 1oc.-
one half their value: - .
large assortment OF LINEN SUIT1NGS from
1870. up. You will save money by buying them
New styles in LADIES' LINEN SUITS at greatly
Handsome styles in LINEN SACQUEs and OVER
A lot OF rca! LLAMA-LACE POINTS at fifty per
80 pieces PLAIN and STRIPED LINEN DRILLS
for mems and boys wear, cheap;
GAUZE UNDERWEAR for ladies, gentlemen, ana
children.
Don't fail to call and examine 10y stock, as you
will be sure to 1nG some bargains Mt
je 11-eod JULIUS MEi ER'S.
HARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il co.
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For the Dispatch.l
Primary Election.

Voters Of Richmond, let not opposition to
the plan, If you are opposed to it. keep you
from the polls. The plan adopted is the
best we could get, in my Judgment, under
the circumstances; at least o majority Of
your committee thought so. Now, fellow
citizens, do your duty by voting early for
General TaIiaferro-the strongest man now
before the people. Vote. early, and urge
your friends to vote, and you can give him
q larger vote in this; city than any other can
didate can get. We can trust General Tai
iaferro. Some people in . Norfolk are op.
posed TO him because they say he is too fond
"a 5f,fsJfss 80 - ~ RICHMOND.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY. For the Middle
Atlantic States, lower pressure, winds
shifting to southerly, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, nearly
stationary pressure, winds mostly from,
east,y stationary {or higher temperature,
partly cloudy weather, aud rain areas!
For the Gulf States, stationary or Tower
pressures, stationary temperature, south
erly winds, partly cloudy weather, and oc-
casional showers. t.slfl 1.-Te. ~.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing barometer, stationary or higher tenn.
perature, southerly winds, partly cloudy
weather, and occasional showers.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hs- On all sales OF Real Estdte made betaoess
the lSt Of January and idstoI June the taIesJo1
the present year idpe to be paid the purchdses
On an sales made 6et,oeen the 1st Of July and Las
This custom adopted about tftecn yearsaSs
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies TO Richmond and vicinity F...4
RICHARDSON C CO., SKIP. NJ. West-End pro-
pcrty, on Broad street opposite Richmond Col
1ege, with improvements.
FRANK d. HILL, 9 p. M., trustees sale Of large
lot of ground adjoining and above the Tredegar
Works, frontiag OH the james River and Kama
T.. wha canal and running back to the river.
J. u. WHITEHEAD CO., 10 O'Clock A. NJ, large
assortment groceries, paper-twnc, tinwares &C.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, receiver Tredegar Com
pany, p. NJ, one Baldwin cotton-compresa.
A. y. DUESBERRY, 10 A. NJ, household furni-
turc.
HILL & ANDERSON, 12 NJ, groceries.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Officers Elected.--The following are the
officers-elect Of Stuart Lodge, No. 141, i. 0.
o. F., for the ensuing term: David Beattie,
n. g.; William Ii. Atkisson, Y. g.; Jo-
seph B. Walden, secretary; Henry A. Jor-
dan, treasurer, and r. A. Baugh, chaplain.
All the orders will elect officers this week.
Saturday night Manchester Lodge, No. IA,
A. F. and A. NJ, elected and installed its
officers. There was an elegant supper
served, and very pleasant evening was
spent. ----- .-- -. -. 49, -.
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owe must make lie and property in the
southern States -as secure as they are in the
law-abiding North" is stereotyped ex-
preston Of northern Republican journals.
Well, let us see how secure life and proper
ty are in the Republican State of Pennsyl-
yania. Here are three kilograms from that
State showing little Of the doings for
single day: -'
Scranton, Pa, June 1s.-Yesterday
afternoon while Paylnaster Bissell and As
sistant Carling were driving to the mines,
on the outskirts OF the city, to pay the men,
they were fired upon by two masked high
wavmen, and CARING was wounded. Bis
sell returning the fire, the robbers fled.''
."Fawuie,o, Pa, June ia number OF
tramps engaged in drunken row near here
last night, and two OF the party were
killed"
"Beaver Valley, Pa, June 13.-Masked
burglars robbed the house OF George
Thompson last night and killed Thomas
Burns, a hired man. A vigilance commit
tee has been formed by the farmers"
This is fair specimen OF the CLAW and
order" situation in Pennsylvania. Here
are three men murdered and one wounded
in one day. The number OF murders in
one year in the single State OF Pennsylva-
nia is greater than the entire number OF
murders in the southern States during the
same period. Courier-J 0urnat. .s,..
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The CLAY-STREET EXCURSION.
row Tuesday morning at.G o'clock the ex7
cursion train chartered by the Clay-Street
Methodist church will leave west Broad
street, near Elba Park, for Washington.
Garber's omnibuses will run from the cor
ner OF Ninth and Broad streets to Elba Park
for the purpose OF accommo dating the down.
town people who desire to 60. The omni-
buses will leave Ninth street at 81 O'Clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

TIE RHoRsHTP-PRIMARY-EL ECT1oS
MATTERS. .AThere VIII be an diourned meet.
ing of the City Conservative Committee at
the SherIff,s Office Tonight Monday at S:15
o'clock As tits possible that there may be
changes OF the primary-election plan pro-
posed, itHs desirable that every member
should be present.
General Fitzhugh Lee will reach the city
this evening, and Tomorrow Tuesday, night
his, friends will, II agreeable to him, sere-
AT the last primary election there were
over e,2O0 votes cast-Mr. Greenhow got
6,2OG,s and ,Mr.Royster 6,202I These gen.
tlemen had no opposition. For the candi-
dates for Sergeant there were 6,186 votes
cast.
The friends OF General Malone held a
meeting at Hattorf's Garden, Clay Ward,
Saturday night. There were between one
hundred and fifty and two hundred persons
present., mostly citizens OF the West End,
with light sprinkling Of residents of other
sections Of the city. General Il. Lindsay
Walker was elected chairman, and Jul. l..
Wright secretary The speakers were
Captain John s. Wise, eX-Mayor w.
F. C. Gregory, OF Petersburg, now
of Richmond; Leroy S. Edwards, Esq,
and Mr.. Robert D. Ward. General
Malone was extolled for his military
achievements, for his railroad management,
and for his services to the Conservative
party. The rival candidates for Governor
were compared with General Malone, and
the conclusion drawn that "Little Billy I"
is exactly the man for the place, and that il
the others have any claims at all for the po-
sition they can afford to wait awhile.
Lager beer was liberally but quietly dis
pensed at the bar, and was drunk as well
land freely by those not pronounced for
Malone as by those who have enlisted I'M
der his banner. ..-.....;, ..-r...
The friends of General TaIiaferro will
probably hold meeting tonight (Monday)
or tomorrow night for the purpose Of Or
ganizing to poll their full vote on Thurs
day. The Fitg. Lee men are moving in the
same direction, and will keep their head
quarters, on Main street next to the First
National Bank, OPEN all day during the
week. Major Daniels supporters are thor
oughly organized. They have a commit
tee for each ward, and mean to see that
every Daniel man is brought to the polls on
Thursday.
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PATENT AGENCY.
I'll ENRY ORTIZ,

Ii formerly o! Richmond, Va,
AMERICAN AND gOREiGN PATENT AGENT,
federal Buildings, WASHINGTON, ID. ca, .ra.
informs bis friends and southern inventors generally
that he will be pleased 10 attend to their patent
matters reasonable terms, and will fnrnIsh FREE
matters connected With patents aIher In The UNITED
STATES Oh ABROAD, as well as q, the PATEaTA-
BlLITY OF inventions, far rs this may be ascer
iaiped by search in model-room Of Patent Once ;
and respectfully refers TO Henry G. Cannon, j, g.
LANCE, j.. and Thomas 4. Ballard, j.. kahi Il Go.
Corresponds ir English, French, German, and
tae scandinavian languages. Established 1870. j
5eA-3sa33m }sEsa a
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HORSE AND WAGON IN THE DoCK.-Satur-
day morning one of Mr. John Daly's horses,
hitched to a loaded ice-wagon. took fright
near the York River depot. and ran. into the
dock: The driver succeeded in getting out out
Of the water, but the horse was drowned.
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- Legislative .Election.-The district COM
posed OF Chesterfield. PoWbatan, and
.Goocbland will elect senator this fall Uice
Samuel F. Maddox. .,.-,.,.1 [i..r,n. - 3.
Chesterfield elects also two members OF
the House OF Delegates. There are already
number of aspiraDts, for the positions at
work ~- ...,...
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uPor ,,,e epispatcb,I

Voters Of the Conservative party, be iieye
NOT the men who tell you the only way to
defeat Malone Is to vote for Daniel. NOE
those who tell you the only way TO defeat
naniei Is to vote for Malone, ] tell you o
better way-yote for. Taliatesro ana IdeIeas
hatil. as neither olfthem areiacceptable 10
pSsN' =, .,.',7' 80 ,tfIie RIcHMoSp.
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BOARD OF ALDERAEN.-The Board OF Al
dermen will hold its regular semi-monthly
meeting in the Council Chamber this after
noon at 5 O'Clock. The fact that the appro-
priation ordinance will be considered, be-
sides other very interesting business, will
doubtless insure prompt and full attend
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The Public Schools.-The sessions OF all
the city and county public schools have
closed. The examination Of applicants for
the positions Of teachers will take place at
the Baird school-house tomorrow Mt 10
O'Clock A. NJ ..,,
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Ihe Marlet.-There was a tolerably good
market Saturday. Snaps and some other
vegetables were sold for double the price
asked in Richmond. The display OF fresh
meat wa, fine. Fruit scarce.
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THE SUTuERLIN MEDAL.-Rev. P. A. Pc
terson, of Richmond, at the Randolph Ma
con commencement, presented the Sutherlin
prize-medal to Dir. w. F. Tilett, OF North
Carolina, in pleasant and able speech.
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FISH AND CANE AssoCIArIoN.-The Viz
ginia Fish and Game Protective Assoc!a-
tion of this city has issued pamphlet. CIV
ing the present condition OF the law IN re-.
gard 70 the protection OF fish and game IN
this State, and urging all citizens to aid IN
It's enforcement Us IL stands aud its enlarge
ment and amendment as may be expedient.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE JUNE %. 1871
John G.. Craig, Richmond, Va; Miss Hen
rietta johnson, New York.
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CONyEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JUNE %, 1S77.-Lots front
ing 80 feet on alley near Shafer street for
$1,000; 80 feet on Park avenue for $4,000;
100 feet on Twenty-ninth street corner OF
Marshall for SLIPS; 90 feet on Cary street
near Fourth for $500; 120 feet on Q street
between Twenty-siXth and Twenty-seventh
for $500; 80 feet on Denny street corner OF
Fifth for $3.50; 145 feet on Williamsburg
avenue near Nicholson street for 800; 90
feet on Second street between Duyal and
Baker for $500; 14s feet on Broad street be-
tween Shockoe creek and Jail alley for 1926
% feet on Laurel street between Cumber-
land and Dover for S1,400; Is feet on Clay
street near Tyler for 500; 10 feet on Clay
street near Tyler for $40; 5S4 feet on
Grace street corner of Adams for $10,S00 !;
&c 1924 feet on Broad street between First
and Foushee for $1,000; 94 feet on Eighth
street for s165; 3OS feet on Cary street cor
ner of Thirteenth and - feet on Third
street corner of Canal for $10; 80 feet on
Thirty-frst street between 0 and p for
S1SS; II sc feet on Leigh street near Fourth
for $3.50; SO feet on Marshall street be-
tween First and Second for S1,300; 225 feet
on Fourteenth street between Main and
Cary for 81, ,750; so feet on Clay street near
Kinney for $1,000. .,s.- ..... .!I ~
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TAXES.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER.
PIcUMDyD. lime g. 1877.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER.
-. ~ RICHMOND, June 2, 1877.
NHTY TAXES, 1S77.-This office will be
~ OPEN DAILY from O'Clock A. M. 10 o'clock
z. NJ. from the 10th to the 30h day Of June lnclu-
siye, for the purpose Of receiving from any person
charged with ... .,ra st -. l,Lf-.LrH
- CITY TAXES, REAL AND PERSONAL.
the whole or cne half Of the amount OF tax charged,
and that TEN PER CENT. WILL BE ADDED TO tne
assessed shall fail to pay the whole one half Within
The time limited. ',-.s =, .L-..
THE Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three or more bills TO leave list OF tue same
as early rs possible at this Office, that the bills may
be gotten together, and ir desired, half-recetpts
ie 4-tJeso A.R.w wOoDsON. Collector.
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The Artulery.-The artillery are in q
hourishing condition. Anadiourned meet
ing will be held tonight, when number
of new names will be proposed for men,
harahiD .a .'a'.t. ~ -. =
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant. :
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: q, A. NJ, 60;
0 A. NJ, CT; noon, so; 3 p. NJ. 80; 8 p.
M. 10; midnight, 6S. s.r s'
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mayors Court.-Albert Crump, charged
with assault, was discharged on payment OF
costs. ,'' .~r
William MCGEE was committed in default
OF security for, drunkenness.
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CpTCIAL NOTICE TO ALL DRY

NConDS RUYERS.--f. STERN & Co; o2S
osS street have made further reduction In the
ie"s nr the!r goods IN order 10 close the whole
Itcr ont In The shortest time possible. They have
onitc large stock OH hand yet, and are determised
" scri ali goods matter Mt what sacrifice We
III Snecisi attention 10 the following articles ust
marked dswn below cos;-price: Fifty pieces Dress
Cn,Is solid shades and brocadcd goods, all new and
Sssrahlc al 6Ac, reduced from 25 and SOC. hand.
sonc Dress Goods at 20 and 25c. worth 80 and
35c pieces Black Pure Mohair LustreS at lc, re-
dnrcd from 45c.; look az our S6c Pure LustreS. re-
Guccd from soc; onr Acc. Alpacas are retailing
elsewhere al 6oc-!cok nj them: the cheapest Black
silks in the city: look 81 our 81 SILK reduced from
si5o: our 81. 30 silk reduced from So look at our
Rack lustre> al csc. worth S3c.: handsome "A
French rcrcales at SC. worth l2tsc. the cheapest
White PiGucs in the city: 500 yards White Vic
to.ia Lawns reduced from 3Oc. 10 lbc; our 4uc.
Victoris Lawns are now selling NJ 2oc. tonly few
,riecss cf,}: Sf25 Irish Linen M 50c. beautiful
Lawns reduced: The greatest bargains In Corsets
ever offered in this city; French Wovc Corsets at
27c.: ask for onc cheap Grenadines; IooE al our
Para sols marked down below cost our Grenadines
arc The CHEAPEST In The city: beautiful Black SILK
Grenadines at l2c. worth CSC. fully: Ba,iSie Suit
inrs st &C., reduced from Qc. our 81 .25 Quilts re-
iaccti ia S5c: for 7lc. we sell you now our 81
Quilts. Don't forget our cheap Paras OILS. Remem-
Ncr our SIC. Mohairs, reduced from I5c.
l.. STERN & CO., 523 Broad street,
iclS between Fifth and sixth.
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THE best man wins. sooner or later, and SO does
the best journal. "Andrews's Bazar:' has won
from the start. 1t fills special placefn the family.
and so fills 1t that successful competi,or has not
appeared. Every lady should have it. w. r. An
drews, publisher, Cincinnati, ,,,.f 80. .
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The Finance Committee. = The last meet
Ing OF the present Finance Committee will
be held tonight.
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Music ON THE CAPITOL souARR.-This
aftcrnoon Kessnich's splendid band Will
give 4 concert on the Capitol Square, &
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!. srcLH BRorHsRs have full limo OF coRssTs
ut very low prices. l,t3l gl't :" sss2s! ftE'
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LOOK at the three-button KID GLOVES At 7sc. a
pa,r ut SYcL BROTHERS.. - - 2t2t,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-25

WHITE LINEN SUITS at sycLE BRoTHEgs'-
handsomely trimmed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

INVESTMENTS.
have some ten-per-cent. investments (STORES
and DWELLINGS) in the best locations. With
property ut lis present price no safer or more pro-
htable investment eau be made.
0". - -'.---t EDWARD G.. ,GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent, No. 1915 Main street.
te 25-3teod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-25

So elegant and agreeable. 50 dei,caiey pefium,
and 80 refreshing fin this hot weather. :! az