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A HEARYLESS CASE.

Thomassina Brown, single woman, residing at No.
80 Adcphi street, Brooklyn entered the Fourth pre-
cinct station house at early hour yesterday morn
ing and stated that she had been turned into the
street by her sister, and very sick. An ambulance
was summoned, but before she could DO removed to
the hospital she gave birth TO u female chId
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WORK OF THE JUDICIARY.

RECORD OF THE BUSINESS DONE IN THE
COURTS DURING THE PAST yEAE-cRIM1NALs
DISPOSED OF.
The following returns fled yesterday in the County
Clerks Office, show the business transacted In the
courts OF this city during the year just closed-
SUPREME COURT.
Circuits trials with jury Part l, 106; Part g ITO;
Part 8. LIZ; without jury, 433 inquess, with jury,
307; wilhou. jury, 924.
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Totals

w.,
In addition To tho above there eleven asst en-
ments ana NUMBER oil receivers appointed, which
makes the aggregate Liabilities Tor the month la round
numbers 5000 600 THIS the heaviest record Tor
any one month during Tho year, both regard to tho
number OF fixtures aud the amount OF liabilities.
There is an increase OF about twenty-five per cent
over the number OF failures OF the preceding month
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tl,4se rascIutions. but opposed the fourth
inSupita All elshafat sspesrg detendang bbe
action 81 the ss oionnaie caucus. - MI.
phleasr feplied with telling fleet, and at
The conclusion dI the discussion tne dts,
second, third, and fifth resoiuft ions were
unanimously adopted. and the fourtn VIII
only two dsssenting voices.
81 It. ". spindle offered the following feso-
buttons 8 -
1. Reso,yed, That we are in favor OF a
reduction Of the tax on mani factured 10
bacce to sixteen cents, Or less, per pound.
9. RESOLVED, Tint we are opposed 70 aby
further contraction OF the currency, anu
that we favor n more equitable distribution
OF currency which will give TO virginia :.
fair proportion OF all that the GoVerhiiieh'
issues,
+ 3. RESOLVED, That the United States Coy
eminent should be administered more eco
nomicaIly than it has been since 1851.
4. Resolued, That we favor the immediate
construction OF the Texas-Paciflc raiiroaa.
These resolutions were also adoPted:
after which Captain j. W. Shelton, Hon.
A. A. Phlegar, T. w. Spindle, j. (. Chari-
ton, and Floyd Smith, Esqs., were eiected,
without opposition, as delegates 10 the Con-
yention. All OF these gentlemen are I'M
derstood to be opposed 10 any 1orcioie re-
adjustment OF the State debt.
All the districts of the county nave not
vet been heard from, but think it safe TO
nut Montgomery down for thirteen out OF
fifteen delegates who are opposed 10 any
form Of reputation. ..
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The Currency of France.

Not the knayes who deceive the pub lie,
but the innocent victims Of their dema-
gogical arts, ought to be taught the facts as
to The currency OF France. The falsehood
has been so often repeated thsta great many
people actually think that there is Govern
lnent paper-money circulating in France, or
at any rate a large quantity OF paper-money
of some sort. We have over and over again
corrected this mistake. And yet it is con-
stantly repeated by the Greenbackers. We
ask everybody to read the following extract
from letter written from Paris, July %,
1878, by c. G. FULTON, Esq, editor Of the
Baltimore american:
s. The French sous, or pennies, aud dotl-
bic sous, are made of bronze, and the guam
tity OF them in circulation Is immense.
Among the lower classes ii is the principal
circulating medium. On the great .fste
days, when the price OF admission to the
Exposition was five SOUS, four Wagon-Ioads
OF this bronze money was sent to the Trea-,
sury next dag, weighing about six tons.
The passenger-rallWay and omnibus-con-
ductors receive nothing but bronze money,
and must have carloads brought in.
daily. Whilst this is the case In Paris:
1t IL even more extensively used In
the country and the smaller towns.
The markets and small shopkeepers con-
duct their business largely with bronze.
money. Gold is more abundant than silver
In the larger branches OF trade, and Gov.
ernment notes are seldom seen OF a smaller
denomination than one hundred francs, up
to five hundred and one thousand. There
world Gfffu TIA he No need here fs3r silver.
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The Pubiic-School Funds.

we publish below the proceedings OF q
Meeting OF the FloyG-couaty School Board
held last week. We do not care to say morc
now than this: that the public man who
disregards the will OF the people on this i'm,
portaut subject might as well rel!nqulSh
public life al once. We confess our amaze
ment at the blindness OF some Of our lead
ing men as 10 the public schools and the
questions growing out OF them:
AT meeting of the Floyd-county School
Board held al the Courthouse on the 1st day
OF August, 1873, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously. adopted !:
Whereas the people OF this county have
almost without a murmUr patiently horne
the increased burden of taxation to build
our school.houses and whereas they were
promised By their publ:c-schoOl officers that
when these houses were completed that
every neighborhood should have public
school OF tive months duration; and whereas
the State school fund for the year ending
july 81. 1873, is only TWENTY-FIVE cents per
bead OF school population, which would
only run our pu0ic schools one month IN
the year: and whereas the Constitution and
laws OF Virginia do setapart public-school
fund for tho education Of the children OF
this Commonwealth, and such 1und Is
diverted from its proper channel by official
robbery; therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we earnestly protest
against any future diversion OF the school,
fund, and we appeal TO Our friends OF DOTH
political parties to protect us N this f'Sbt.
Resolved, That we will support no man
for Office who will take the legal schooi
Oh CEoYa 10 oT1 ntEpp I'm
no matter how audaDle that object may De.
Resolued, That We earnestly appeal to the
dominant party OF this state to protect the
children OF this Commonwealth in their
claim for education.
ResoLved, That the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be spread upon the record
OF this Board, and that 4 copy OF the same
be published in The FLOYD Reporter and the
Richmond Dispatch.
G. 81. SrIGLEMAN, Chairman.
= John Souer, clerk pro tenn.
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=
John Souer, clerk pro tenn.

"Let the Government pay off the bonds,
and then The bondhoIders will have 10 in.
vest their money in something else" Well,
the Government paid eff from March l,
1869, to December I, 1877, S470.43I, 194.O7,
and yet times grew worse from the begin
ming to the end OF the period. Nearly tive
hundred millions OF dollars were thus set
free, but effected no such result us the
Greenbackers profess to hope Tor from pay
iuS of bonds with irredeemable trash. Let
the Government commence this game, and
every factory, every slop, every foundry,
aud every furnace, would be closed. Pow.
erty would walk the streets il rags, and
would forsake our dcmagogue'
ridden country.
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DEATHS.

Died, August 9th. at $50 A. M.. KATIE II ill.,
f,nt daughter of James K. and Mamie A. LamKin'
The funeral will take place I'll Is tTucscay) EVE,
MING. August. 9th. at 5 O'Clock, from the Eil1
PRESBYTERIAN church. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend.
state please copy.
Died n, his residence. in Chsrics CITY county. Va.
IN saturday the Sd instant. nj O'clsck L. d., 10
BERT c. WILLS; aged c!Ghty-sevcn years. ,
The deceased was member OF the Methodist
Church for upwards of fifty year,. and died IN me
full hope Of q blessed Immortality, leaving large
circle OF relatives and friends 10 mourn their loss
Died al The residence his grandfather. In Gocch-
land county. August q 1878. in his twentlttn year,
ARCHER g., son of George 5. and A. a. Vashon.
Died in this CRY, Sunday, August 9TH. OF heart
disease. T. W. HhGNER, printer, III the-slXty-
seventh year of his age.
lie leaves six children to mourn their loss.
Dearest father. thou has left NJ,
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But It l. Him who has htPett us,
He can our sorrows heal.
Baltimore, Danrille, and BoSdton papers please
copy.
Died on the 5th instant, at 2 O'Clock, MYRTLE
C3RBEIiI.youngest daughter Of Sarah L. ami james
C. Hardy: aged eighteen months and eighteen days
suffer little children TO come unto me, ana iorold
tbem NOT .,. -,
Funeral will take place from her fathers resi-
dcrcp, on Washington street, ut D CLOCK III 20
DAY. 9th instant. The friends of the family are
invited TO attend. -
The ChrfStia7l AdpocGte will please copy.
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enasss. 8 anrwhsre elss whore gold andss:.

.l,ases. 81 anywhere else where gold and re
,Ieesnable paper IRE
81 {. ssold and aeersabse coustltnte
the circulation In FIonee. except where
small changeis needed. a nd Ses our Green
back lunatics Ia one and the Same breath
tell us Of the wonderful prosperity OF
France, which uses no paper money except
stct, as IS convertible into gold md that
our want Of prosperity is due to the fact
that our paper currency is redecmable n. m
gold France uses altogether convertible
paper and prospe:s woudetfuily. But the
United States Is a slave to England and un-
prosperous because she uses paper redeem.
able in gold!
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reported fyr The Dispatch.J
CHRISTIANsBURG, VA, August 3, 1873.
Pursuant to cal! issued by the County
Executive Committee OF the Conservative
party meeting was held at this place to-
day for the purpose OF selecting delegates
TO represent ChristlanssIurg district in the
congressional convention to be held at
Wytheville on the Sth Of August.
The meeting organized by electing Cap
tain G.. G. Junkin chairman and III. d.
Wade secretary; after which Hon. A. A.
Pblegar offered the following resolutions:
/. RESOLVED, That in our opinion the Con-
sentative party OF Virginia is sufficient in
name, organization, and principles for the
present congressional campaign. 80
2. Resolved. That we consider all efforts
to oyerthrOw the Conservative party, whe-
Their openly or BY stealth, as threatening the
bests interests OF the Commonwealth, ana
as movements made to crafty personal am
bition at the expense or the common COCA;
and as such we condemn them.
{ 8. Resolved. That We heartily condemn
all secret political organizations, and all Ell
forts to pack conventions aud manipulate
the politics of this State by confidential
communications as contrary to the prece-
dents of the Conservative party and to the
principles Of republican government.
Resotved, That we will not affiliate
with the organization established by the
Colonnade caucus which met at Abingdon
and issued q confidential address," dated
Nav 80, 1878, or with any other secret politi-
cal organization; and the delegates to be
appointed by this meeting are hereby in
structed to withdraw from. the WytheYille
convention il such convention is found to
be controlled by the organization established
bv the .Colonnade caucus, or by any other
secret political organization.
@ S. RESOLVED, That IN our opinion the
..public debt OF Virginia" should not be
made nm issue In choosing candidate for
Congress, but the candidate should be Sc
lected for his integrity, ability, aud knowi-
ledge OF tho questions with which Congress
must or should deal. &
q Ex. attorneys General j. G. Taylor en-
dorsed the first, second, third, and fiith, OF
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"More grecnbacks !" More green
backs." Yes, let us have more greenbacls
Tell us how TO get them. Tell Us how the
impecunious are to get hold Of them. Are
they to be gwen away? Ii so, they will be
worth just what they will cost-nothing.
Are they to be obtained by hard work? All,
there are seven hundred millions OF dollars
of good paper now in the country. and yet
we can't get hold OF many of them. No
Government can make money out of moth
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BANKRUPTCY.

mo. 5433.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS,
TRiCT OF VTRGINIA-lN THE MATTER OE
ALFRED MORTON, BANKRUPT, IN EANh-
RUpTCY. or,,,,c-
RICHMOND, VA, duty 20, 1875. )
tn ATTY, WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that n rclition has been flied In said court by Alfred
MOron of Richmond. Va, in said district, duly de-
cl,red bankrupt under The act OF Congress OF March
2. 1867. and the acts amendatory thereof and sup
Elementary thereto, FOR discnarSe, ana sertneate
hie undcr said acts, and that The 15rH DAY OF
AUG USp, 1878, az 2 O'Clock Lat the Office of
Thomas S. Atkins, ESD. register In bankruptcy In
assigned for The hearing OF the same, when and
where you may attend, and show cause II any yen
have. why the prayer OF the said petition should
not be granted. JUN H. TOPHAM.
giY 3Q-Tu2W Clerk.
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Come now, Mr. Vhig. we want you to
tell your readers that the Government Of
France issues no paper money. You have
led them to believe that the contrary is the
fact. Tell them also that there is OF paper
money only about five hundred millions OF
dollars worth in France-or between So
and Sl5 per capita.
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TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF ON EVERY DOL
LARS WORTH YOU PURCHASE.

VICTORIA LAWNS reduced to 81, 10, and 124c.
per YARD, and ten cents taken off on every dol
lars worth you purchase;
FRENCH CORDED PIQUES-c1tra wide goods
at 25c. per yard worth Soc, and you get ten
cents off on every dollars worth you purchase;
STRIPED LINEN DRILLING at 16zsc. worth Csc.
at zoe. per gard worth 30c., and you get ten
cents off on every dollars worth you purchase;
A large assortment Of SILKS at the lowest prices
ever known, and you get ten cents off on every
dollars worth You purchase;
IRISH POPLINS 1T about half price;
WHITE QUILTS very cheap.
We are determined 10 close out our whole STOCK.
as we intend making very important change In
our business next fall. LEVY BROTHERS.
TAU 81
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We would willingly publish our Wash
ington correspondents appeal to the State
Committee il its publication could possibly
do any good; but according to our best
Judgment, no good result would follow its
publication. So we do not publish ii.
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The proceedings Of the public meeting
held last Saturday in Montgomery county,
and reported in our columns this morning,
must crafty every good man in Virginia.
It is specially cheering to the heart OF the
true patriot to hear such good news from
the Ninth congressional district.
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BoYDToN, Va, August 2, 1878.

DVIUIOt3 n u - -
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
Having published, in your issue OF satur-
day the 9th ultimo, an editorial from the
.Necklenburg Democrat, of July 25th' IN
which it was attempted to produce the I'M
preston had acted in bad faith, | ask that,
in common justice, you notice the reiutatlon
and yjndication which appeared in the Rod
roke Yalley of to-day's date.
Respectfully, a. dATchSII.
rive do not exchange with the Roanoke
Vaiiey. ii Mr.. uatchett will send US his
article we will, OF course, sec that he has
Justice at the hands OF the Dispatch.]
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DRY GOODS.
OW DOWN VERSUS HIGH UP.

TOW DOWN VERSUS HIGH UP.
WASHINGTON PRINTS at 33c. worth Gle;
CAMBRICS, nearly yard wide. at sc. worth l0c.;
DRESS GOODS ut TIC. worth zoe.
DRESS GOODS at Zoe. worth 25c.;
DRESS GOODS at 15c. worth Csc;
PIQUES at ~ and l0c. worth 10 and 20c.;
CASSIMERES at 25 to soc. worth 40 to 7jc.:
CASSIMERES ut 81 to S1.25 worth $3.50 to g.
Great bargains in all kinds of goods.
Cuexpred lease 81 store for sale, and desks, SC.
Call and G. them. -
All 6-pDd y. q. NE!III.OCk.
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mo. 5521.l

ta mo. 5521.l 5.t
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
CLERKS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, July 20, 1878.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that a petition has been fled In said court by
duly declared d bankrupt under The act OF Con-
gress OF March 2, 1867, and the acts amendaiory
thereof and supplementary thereto for discharge,
and certificate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims groyable under said acts and that the 10TH
DAY OFAUGUST, 1875, at IL O'Clock NJ, ut the
office OF Thomas s. Atkius, Esl, RcsIsier In Bank
ruptcy. in the custou-hnuse An the city of Rich
mond, Va, Is assigned for she bearing OF the same
amy Won have, why The prayer of tho said petition
shOuld not be granted. '1s2.zs h
~ 8e-TuaWP - JOHN R. PoPHAM, Clerk.
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The wig wants two thousand millions
of irredeemable greenbacks issued, and
would have them "iatcrcept the taxes" OF
the Federal Treasury.
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To W.: Yes. We understood your quc:-
zion; but not believing either in your theory
or that OF the Wing, we answered you in
accordance with our own views.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. DC
CTANDARD BOOKS CHEAP.

RANDOI.pH & ENGLISH offer many thousand
valuable works ut lower prices than they can be mao
elsewhere Among them are AZ LETOS'S AMEN
crop :TDIA, 8 vols; ENCYCIOP EDlA AMERl-
CANA, "A vols, ;ENCYGLQP EDiA RRErA IN; a,
40 vols. !: NIcHOLsoN'S ESCxGLSr !Eih,As.., u
STEERS, BuRSs's, COOLEY's, HQAAN'ss and
others. fy, aa a'a@H
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MT COHEN BROTHERS

MI COHEN BROTHERS
will commence, August lst. to
CLOSE OUT THEIR ENTIRE STOCK, REGARD
LESS OF COST OR VALUE,
to make room for new stock. This sale will include
not only summer stock but all goods they may have
on hand Most Of their stock Is marked down over
twenty-five per cent. from their former low prices
in order to force their sale.
LINEN SUITS at / great sacrifice;
1900 yards WHITE NAINSOUK STRIPED NUS
LIN at 712c.:
cases of AUBURN COTTON n: G&c.;
Best FIGURED PIQUES at 5i=c.;
FOUR-BUTrON LlSLE.TIlREAD GLOVES re-
duced to CSC.
10 dozen LONG SILK MITS. III white and delicate
tnts;
\ large stock Of CORSETS. including the Cork. DR..
Warmers Health Corscis. Abdominal. Nursing
Thompsou's Glovc-Fittinr, besides many other
styles;
TIE largest stock Of BLACK and COLORED SILKS
In this city;
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS at 80 and Doe;
4 large stock of MATING ut 4 great sacrifice;
1900 FANS 10 be sold Al less than their cost Of I'M
- ,,or,,,iou au2
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MT READY-MADE LINEN DRESSES,
ULsTERs, AND BUSTERS.
ALARGE STOCK YET ON HAND
THAT 3IUST BE SOLD.
PRICES ARE DOWN SO Low
THAT YOU CANNOT PURCHASE THE MA
TERIAL AND MAKE THE GARMENT UP
FOR TIE PRICE WE WILL SELL
YOU ONE FOR READY MADE.
OUR GARMENTS ARE MADE UP IN
TIE LATEST STYLES,
OF
EXCELLENT MATERIAL,
AND
FIT WELL.
FOR TIE CONVENIENCE OF LADIES
WE HAVE A DREsSI NG-ROUM ATTACHED
TO OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT.,
AND HAVE
LADIES TO WAIT ON CUSTOMERS.
WE HAVE no HESITATION IN STATING THAT
WE CAN SUIT EVERY ONE WHO WILL FAVOR
Us WITH 4 CALL.
REMEMBER
THAT YOU GET A DISCOUNT OF TEN
CENTS ON EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
YOU PURCHASE.
aus LEVY BROTHERS.
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as-CENT STORE.

as-CENE STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
99-CEET STORE:
25 handsome PALM LUEGIi-BASkETS;
More of those square CHESTNUT Tables;
25 6-key ACCORDEONS at 90c.;
4 few large ACCORDEOHS at sl.98;
20 large FEATHER-DJSTERS;
81 SETS MATHEMATICS Al INSTRUMENTS;
so hand. ONE slLK-vELVET MEs-card
size-at SOC;
1s-iuch al-leathcr VALESES, black and col
ored ut 1898;
1G-inch a.l-eather VALISES, with pocket, at
S1.9S:
10 gross TEASPOONS ut 99c' Il half-dozen, WAR;
HANTED on white IEe1al-four patterns:
gross TEASPOONS ut 99c. 4 dozen--good plate
on nickel Stockholm patterns;
TABLESPOONS and FORKS to match either
quality or pattern;
Elegant 5-botte Revolving CASTOR. WAR
RASTED triple-plate on white metal, at $1.9s;
PfCKLE-STAND and FORK, SUGsiR-B0WL-
CAKE-STAND--samc as castor:
. Elegant SOUP.LADLE, warranted white metal,
triple-pale, al 99c.
Catalogues mailed free 10 any address.
jy25 W. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE or SCPEEISTE%pESr}
VIRGINIA PESiFESTiARi,
August =, 1878.
cEALED PROPOSALS will he received
- at this Office until
WEDNESDAY HE IRA INSTANT,
AT nk O'Clock y. NJ, ~
N r,rp,sh tb,. uenitcntiary with the following
quantity Of
COAT.
ror ,ra cnsutop Twelve months, 10 be delivered in
such o.an,t,es. from time 10 time, AS the snreri-
dent may ortcr-vl1: ...,,,,,>r,
100 tons tcf 1000 roands) OF QulSSlioNi
200 tons iof 1000 poundsl OF ANTHRACITE
EGG COAL. ,..,,, ,,,.ru,
so tons iof 1000 pounds) Of ANTHRACITE.
NUT COAL. ..,,.,, ,xn
80 tons tot 1000 pounds, OF CUMBERLAND
coal. -,
The Board OF Directors reserve the right 10 n
ject any or alssids offered. ;, y; sM ASN,
Superintendent virginia PehitenuTS:
Bv c. L. Cross, First Assistant. au Dol
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which we are now Offering. AS The most OF our
goods have been purchased recently We are enabled
TO sell them at the lowest possible prices.
L. LICHTENSTEiE & Sons,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Agents for semple's best six-cord, soft-iinish
SPOCL-COTTON, warranted equally us coed as any
other popular make a liberal discount to the
trade. y23
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HILLSIDE PARK AND BARGE NEW
Ill YORK-DOUBLE-D ECkED BARGE AND
BEAUTIFUL PlC-Nlg GRQuNDS:-A beau beautiful I'M
SWINGS house for dancing, and other ar angementS
Tor comfort and amusement. have been fitted up at
DREWRY'S BLUFF. Arrangements Tor school
excursions. pic-nics or charters, including use Of
park can be made at the Office of the Philadelphia
Steamship Company. Rockets. Apply early TO Sc
cure q day before all are engaged.
'.s" 80 HUGH L. GALLAGHER,
au 2.tAu29 g. Captain Barge New York.
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me- NIGHT-G WINS, DRESSING
sACQUEa, CHEMIsEs, CoRsET-CovERs'
DRAWERS, aud APRONS in all qualities and at
I'LL prices at LEVY BROTHERS..
You can save an extra TEN PER CENT. by pur-
chasing before the Is th of August. aus
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PROMENADE CONCERN.
EXCURSIONS
EXCURSIONS.
EGERCHANTS EXCURSION
lH1 TO
BEAUFORT, v. G.,
on
NEXT MONDAY. AUGUST IL. 1878.

The train wi llpave the Byr-Strcet station at $40
A. NJ, arriving at Beaufort at 10 2. NJ. that night.
Round trip, So.
Board at hoie $3.50 per day. Tickets good to
return on any train for seven days.
For reference rs to The many advantages this beau
,ful place possesses. or any other information re-
erling the "trip, apply to Judge joseph Christian,
s. G. TinsIey, George $. Palmer, Z. W. HoeninSer,
julien Binford. Thomas s. Arlnlstcad, Colonel \.
shaw, Spro Zetelic. au6-1t
GRAND EXCURSION TO STANTON
VI SATURDAY NIGHT. August 10. 1878. A
SEPARATE CAR will be reserved for white gentle
lnen and ladies. ROUND TRIP. sl.5o. Train will
leave at O'Clock P. n. RICHARD CARTER.
n 6.1tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-06
THE PeDnIa.S Voice.
REPORTED fer The DispachJ

THEY REPUDIATE THOSE VINO WOULD REPU-
pIATE THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY-.PuBLIC
MEETING IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.