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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-15

V5lHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA will be held
at the office Of the Virginia Home Insurance Com
pany on THURSDAY, April 25, 1873. ut O'Clock
r. NJ. K. L. hRoOkE,
an ltd Secretary.
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CIRCUS.

CIRCUS.
GRAND OPENING FOB THE sEA'soN
ON THE coUrc1Is cnAa1BEn HILL Loft,
corner Of Ross and Fourteenth street,,
MoNDAy.Apr 10TH,
and every afternoon aud evening during the week.
-. cAMPBELNs
GREAT NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
GEOLOGICAL AND EQUESTRIAN INSTITUTE.
The consolidated attractions Of
SIX GREAT cIRcUsEs.
The largest GROUP OF WATERPROOF TENTS
over erected.
TWO HUNDRED NEW ACTS IN THE RING
AWELL-sELECTED
VAST MENAGERlE.
GREAT sEXTUPLE TROUPE
EoUEsTH1ANs AND GYMNAsTs.
$1,000, 1000 CAPITAL INVESTED
Endless succession OF
ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES.
Beyond aI precedent the
BEST BAREBACK PEDESTRIANS
ever WlLucsSeu Ill duJ eSuDitlohs
sKTLFUL P1RoUETTE AND soMERsAULT
RIDERS,
and the most wonderful
uERCULEAN ATHLETES
In the profession.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
expended In magnificent wardrobes.
THE FUNNIEST CLOWNS
that ever stepped on saw-dust. The most
BEAUTIFUL AND ACCOMPLISHED HORSE.
WOMEN,
and the most intrepid aud daring
LADY GYMNAsTs.
COLOSSAL EIGHT CENTRE-PoLE TENTS.
SO GREAT GOLDEN DENs.
LIVING MARvELs OF THE WONDER WORLD
COMICAL CLOWNS, ...
THOROUGHBRED HORSES, PIGh1Y PONIES
CLASSIC PRINCIPAL ACTS,
TALENTED SCENIC RIDERS, MULTIFoRM
GORGEOUS PARADEs AND PAGEANTS!
ELEGANT OPERA CHAIRS.
TWO SPLENDID BANDS
in the
DAILY STREET-PARADE.
GREAT TROUPE OF ERIAL LEAPERs.
STARTLING FEATURES AND DARING FEATs
PARTERRE GROUPINGS AND MID-AIR
EXPLOITS.
OLD IDEAS DISCARDED.
THE LEADING ARTISTS OF THE CIRCUS
WORLD.
The largest and most valuable
COLLECTION OF WILD BEASTS
in America.
A MILLION-DoLLAR SHOW
for single admission-fee.
TRAVELLING EXCLUSIVELY By RAIL,
using
MANY SPECIAL TRAINS.
CARS AND PASSENGER COACHES
constructed In this city by the
rEU EpRtTEp TPEDFc WORKS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-15

THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
i SEASON
ARE NOW BEING OFFgREDAT
jules MEYERS.
No. 603 BROAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-15

ID edmond MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The second annual meeting Of the RICHMOND
MOZART ASSOCIATION will take place at No,
cart Hall SATURDAY the 27th day of April at 3
O'Clock p NJ. :. w. q. BASS,
an Sid Secretary.
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In ACCORDANCE with I
held at The time and 7
The following friends o
gagged 10 participate In tt
A. W. Wcddell. S. A. 81
Tyler. j. L. NJ. Curry,
Hatcher, Major Robert S
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TTNDERsTANDING ia A T OF r

this call u meeting will be
place mentioned above, and
Of The Association are en-
he exercises-viZ., Rev. Drs.
Steel, Moses D. Hoge, j. D.
!, j. William Jones, W. Z.
Stiles, and others.
nm 10EEN1Ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29
The Election Frauds.

Mr.. SHERMAN, in his opening campaign
speech, committed the error OF touching
upon the southern election frauds. The
Philadelphia Times both briefly and Justly
comments upon that part OF the secretary's
speech as follows: s
sWhen Sherman confessed that the ke-
publicans OF Florida had committed FRAUDS,
although as an Offset to frauds On the other
side, he gave his case away, and it Wlll De
surprising II the whole Republican party do
not insist that Hayes shalt tie ciyil-serylce-
reform string to his great Cabinet minister
and lead him back to business at Washing
ton. when Sherman drags out Eliza Pinks-
ton and that other woman and the other am
davit cases he stbjects-himself to ridicuie'
knowing as he does, with every other wen, n
informed citizen. that the fraudulent cha-
racter OF those affidayits has long since been
amply established. This is particular part
OF the campaign which Mr.. sherman mignt
decently have left TO some one elseto open
some one " BIO could at least have plead lS-
norance Of what he was talking about
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PETERSBURG.

AID FOR THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS-A
LIBERAL CONTRIBUTION FROM PETERSBURG
| TOBACCO IESPECTIoNS-CCTTlN TIE TOBAC-
| co CROP-pERSONAL ITEMS-REPUBLlCAN
| POLITICS.. -
| lCorrespondeuce Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
| AUGUST %, 1878.
The ward committees appointed to solicit
| contributions for the relief OF the yellow.
fever sufferers have collected, within the
last two or three days, about 81, 200. The
committees will meet to make their report
tomorrow afternoon, by which time 1t is
probable the above amount will DE consid-
erably increased. Over $1,000 has already
been forwarded to Memphis, Vicksburg,
Grenada, and New Orleans. Petersburg's
contribution to the great relief fund will be
between $1,000 and $4,000 very generous
Offering.
At the warehouses to-day 243 hogsheads
of tobacco were inspected, OF which 152
were inspected at Moore'S interchangeable
largest number opened there IN any one day
since the war.
The cool weather is bringing our people
home from the mountains. Many OF them
are not waiting for frost.
The planters in this section have COM
menced cutting their tobacco. The crop is
much more advanced than is usually the
case at this season. 1t was planted earlier,
and the weather has been remarkably favor
abe for the growth and development Of the
plants. The crop is a good one hereabouts.
The Old Dominion Baseball Club will
visit your city tomorrow to play the third
OF the series of match games with the Rich
monds. In the afternoon the club will visit
Manchester aud play the Red Stockings.
Dr.. W. E. Harwood, who was prostrated
by severe congestive chill day or two
ago, is still very ill, but his condition is
more favorable.
Mr.. William A. Gregory, prominent
citizen OF Prince George. is quite i'll.
The Republicans Of Prince George will
hold meetings in their respective districts
tomorrow to choose delegates to County
Conventian to meet at the Courthouse on
Friday. This Convention elects four dele
gates to the Sd of September Convention at
Hampton.
The Radicals of this district have not YET
opened their canvass. They will begin in
September, and Intend to make big effort
to reflect DIR. Jorgensen. ROBIN ADA1R.
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Ths sssSss Ss Hssaid On tssaefai fsutad1.
REPRESENTATIONS and odd nasses ni T.
.rafSSr red rs have beer signed 70 pefitsons "a
Massaeh usetts asking General Butsar 70 y, PC
q eandi;istn Tor Governor. This would pc
Il fcrmidable list iia it represented any spon-
,taneous action osgthe people. But the pc.
tltion does not represent any such feelinx.
IN WINS notorionsly prepared In the once OK
with the prfyity OF General Butler htmseaI,
and circulated by his recognized agents
throughout the State. 3,
General Butler has the disadvantage q
being known as "a political pettiiogser::
Twice has be attempted to be Governor .oi ~ =,
Massachusetts by forcing a NOMINATION IN
the convention OF the Republican parry:
Each time he began his campaign ~ eIeas
show Of strength obtained BY Inc means OF OF
holding conventions early in sections wne ! 7
delegates favorable to his cause coulu !, p ,e
chosen, and thus endeayoring to SHOW tna1
there was universal movement Tor buIle 81
The leaders aud the people have become u.
rniliar with that sort OF tactics, ana hls ilsl
Of petitioners excites more smiles tnan lea1 =
in the councils OF the Republican party. Il
ia the nowder-boat method OF warfare, and
II cannot be expected to disturb veterans OF
four years service, whatever it may do to
recruits.
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!" Fiat Money"

Mr.. SHERMAN, in his Ohio speech, made
the following allusion to 6 fiat money" In
this he takes the true and just ground
exactly that which we have taken, and to
which we shall adhere. We cannot think
this country will ever fall into the mon
strous error Of issuing irredeemable paper.
money or Of assuming that the mere Gov.
crnment stamp upon paper-notes can fS
their value.
We are greenbackers, or supporters oi
greenbacl s to the extent OF that issue which
can be maintained at par with gold. and
this is exactly described by Mr.. SHERMAN
in the extract we here make from his Ohio
speech
With all our promises on record, we
should not be Geluded by the cry OF fiat
money. Precisely what is the meaning OF
this phrase DIP not know, but / presume
it means money that is not measured by any
other-that is, not redeemable in any other,
but has its origin, force, sanction, and value
in the mandate OF the Government, and
will vary day by day in purchasing power.
AS between This kind OF money and the
old greenback regenerared, restored, cons
yertibie into coin, the stan dard OF all value
and the medium OF al payments, am for
thee greenback against !" tiat !" money. "A
great nation like ours, rich in varied re-
sources, with y free people OF remarkable
intelligence, is not driven to resort to any
expedients which would affect the public
credit or the public debt, or disturb our
harmonious relations in trade with foreign
nations, but should adapt its money to the
money OF the. civilized world, make 1t as
good as any other money, and maintain its
standard OF yalue as high as that oil any
coin ever issued from the mint.
Some OF yoE who believe In q fat " mo-
ney say YOU desire the same result. but 1t Is
clear that you can only maitain this money
/ at par with coin either by q careful iimita-
5tion OF It's amount or by actual redemption
In coin when demanded. III that is what
you mean by y fiat z money. then We will
not disagree, but it Ii well known that
! those who advocate & s fiat y money want to
! increase the amount beyond a sum that can
4 be maintaineG Mt par With coin. and who
4 seek thus to aheape money by making II
tess valuable than coin.
can tlpag Inc how a man deeply i'm debt
and optng 90 escape bark suptcs may de.
y sire ~ clieai,eli the money In N hieh deb
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" I, 81 IS mid bass ss6y should q aborlns
nan, Is M whose daily toll - measured by the
money he receives, at,sire 10 cheapen thas
money! Why should q farmer who sella
his productions for money desire TO lessen
its purchasing poweri Why shonld = pru 2.
dent, thrifty, Industrious man, en- aged 20
any OCCUPATION, who hopes ty his thrift
ana industry To accumulate Tor himself a
competance. desire to have his labor n,ea-
lsnrefis by q money OF unstable value? IL IS
the interest OF every one engaged tn INDUS
| triors eupioyments. who is not specuia..
| tor or a broker, to have fixed standara OF
value. IL any OF you who labor are farmers
mechanics, or belong to any OF tue inous-
trial classes OF life, and have nope from
deprecated money, you VIII DE g.eas'1
1 rnisfpf3 - = rs - II tssr llss'
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ORANGE COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
A1,rr-..,n a. 1orl

Correspondence OF the Richmond DiSpatch.l
AUGUST 81. 1878.
Yesterday was County-Court day, and
there was the largest attendance Of the peo-
pie since the Tiden and Hendricks cam
paiga-the congressional canvass, DO doubt,
being the main cause Of it. Not one Of the
candidates was present, however, it being
also day in Fauquier and a teld-day
at Warrenton. 1t was the regular grand
| jury term, and that body was engaged until
the middle OF the second day in dispoSing
of the criminal business before them, there
being one case OF murder, one of forgery
by negro lad, and five others OF lesser mag
nitude.
A true bill was found against r. III. STRAIT.
ton, of Gordonsville. for killing w. +.
Mitchell, OF the same place "a former en-
ploye OF Mitchell Il Tyler, CT your city,, a
conten,poraneous account OF Which was
published in the Dispatch. He has retained
Judge Robertson and Mr.. A. Z. Blakey, Of
Charlottesville. and Mr.~P 2. Barbour, OF
Gordonsyille, ms his counsel, and ms tflai
will excite much local interest. 10 was
postponed until the October term.
II is anticipated here that tue Alexandra
Convention will break up in a row over the
contrasting delegations from THIS county:
Feeling runs high over the matter, and viii
not subside, whatever the result may be.
4 DR.. Peyton Grymes, one OF our best and
most. widely known citizens. who for many
wears conducted the largest practice OF any
physicianswho ever lived in Orange, died
last Friday in his eighty-eighth year. It is
/, noteworthy fact that his two nearest
neishbors-eacio Of whom rode to court on
horseback, as they ride TO the courthouse
very frequently but few years his iu-
niors.
aBig meetins'" are fashionable in the
county at this season alike with the white
and coIored brethren. Last week the Bap-
fists kept open housear Pamunkey church,
the Rev. DR.. Hawthorne, of Alabama, assist
ing the pastor. and this week the Campbell-
ties are doing the like at: Macedonia, only
two miles distant. And next Tuesday the
Goshen Association will convene at Cor
louisville. The negro gatherings need not
be enumerated. z. 81
The corn and tobacco crops In the county
are unusually promising. DENNIS.
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General GARFIELD is TO so to MaSsachu-
sets to be ptted against BUTLER. 1t is
remarkable turn in the wheel that brings
these two men-so thoroughly in harmony
in other days in their vindictivenes$ towards
the South, and their general cussedGess"-
in open hostility to one another. Their
collision will be amusing enough to us, and
we hope they will damage each other as
much as possible. GARFIELD goes to the
Bay State to avert the injury to the Repub-
lican party threatened by Ben. BUFFERS
campaign; Ben. will give him some work
IN DO
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Tha No,aine!e.

a,,er 4 long hut NOT unpleasant connlcs
J ,,,a Sc ron yen,ion yesterday nominated for.
friends of every candidate made 9 gallant
a a,s Tar their faYosite, aud those Of Colonel
Jeus B. Youso we're distinguished for the
zeal. fidelity, aud ability With which they
Followed his varying fortunes. The result
was as gracefully accepted as.it bad been
sscadfastsy wardsd off by their great good
Judgment and discretion.
As to General JOHNSTON we need say no
thing. His fame Ellis the world. Between
now and the day Of election we SHAH nave
abundant opportunity tosetSorth his merits
and advocate his claims. As the people o.
the whole South would have felt mortified
II he had failed to receive the nomination,
the people Of ;h:s district must see to It that
their modification shall not come at a later
day EEt.e'@
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Editors Dispatch: Publish for the bene'

Editors Dispatch: Publish for the bene'
fit Of the sinners, Sesh or Secesh:
Cincinnati Gazette: "Tbe preservatloo !,
OF this Government has cost too much 10
blood and treasure to permit it to pass I'm !.
der the control OF the party that soush. ~ ~
destroy it. Yet this is the question inyNseu
in the contest upon which we are enteLins.
The first battle. Of 1880 will be iougnt 10
october and November, 1873. ana may ue,
eide the. final conflict. The BourDons VI n sne
South have already made up tne lssue; e.. W aus
sav or profess is Of no consequence. The
solid South is the Democratic party. 1t has
always been so. 1t always will be so. 1he
tail IN This case a1iA neuer acag the dog. In
order that the dog may be rendered harm,
less, it remains for the Republicans and
Union men OF the North to take the lead In
cutting off the tail.
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Boston, August 26.-Horace H. Day,
who was once widely known as manufac-
lurcr and promoter Of speculative enter
prises, died at Manchester, n. H., on Fri
day night, at the age OF sixty-seven.
A. II. Conley, OF Boone county, had
twenty-eight acres OF wheat which averaged
twenty-six bushels, and two and a half
acres which averaged thirty and three
fourths bushels to the acre.
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MOURNING GOODS:
2Oc. BLACK ALPACA reduced to 12Ec.;
4Oc, BLACK ALPACA reduced to 25c.;
soc. BLACK MOlIAIR reduced to $780,;
75c. BLACK MOHAIR reduced TO Soc;
si.25 BLACK CASHM ERE reduced 10 87I4c.:
al LIBIN,s) BLACK CASHMERE reduced to
75c;
75c. BLACK CASHMERE TALL woolJ reduced to
Soc;
We have foil line Of
MOURNING GOODS,
such as BONBAZINE, TAMISE, HENRIETTA
and GRAPE CLOTHS, at bottom prices. Don't
buy any Mourning Goods before you look at SYCLE
BROTHERS.
A new 10: of BLACK SILKS.
1915 BLACK SILK reduced to 81;
So. 25 BLACK SILK reduced to S1.25;
So so BLACK SILK reduced to $3.50;
The best lot of BLACK SILKS in the world;
full line of COLoRED SILKS, for dresses and
trimming, from soc. 10 81;
20 pieces more of BUNTING at l2Hc., real value
Csc;
FRENCH PIQUES at 1910. worth 40c.
HAMBURG EDGE AND INSERTING.
We will open an entire stock next week. The bal
ancc of Edging will be closed out 1T prime cost, Ia
make room for the new stock.
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HOSE In hundreds oil
different styles; ..
LADIES' EXTRA-SIZE HOSE, 12Xc.;
1000 pairs STRIPED HOSE at l0c., real value
Csc;
THREE pair REGULAR-MADE HOSE for 5Oc.;
Three pair GOOD HOSE for 25c.;
Four pair EXCELLENT HOSE for 25c.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR III great variety, from the
lowest to the finest;
500 BATH-TOWELS from 10 TO Csc;
$50 of those at 75c. reduced to CSC;
ESQ more HUGH LINEN TOWELS at 25c.;
1000 GENTLEMEN'S LINEN HANDkER'
CHIEFS at 12kc. worth Csc;
500 LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at exc.
worth 1916;
REAL ENGLISH HALB-HOSE, 25c.;
Good HALF-HOSE, 1910;
1000 pairs HALF-HOSE at sc. per pair;
500 boxes NECK-RUFFLING from 10 to Csc;
I.GO0 CORSETS, ranging from soc. TO $3.50;
500 CORK CORSETS: one of the easiest and best
fitting corsets for heshy people, and recommend
ed very highly by the medical faculty;
WHITE and COLORED TABLE-CLOTHS, rang
ing from SIG. to $3.50 per yard;
The best TABLE-CLOTHS at 379c. In Richmond
$50 dozen NAPKINS from 75c. to $3.50;
CASSnIERES, TWEEDS, and JEANS for gentle
mems and boys wear ut the lowest prices;
A full line OF LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW
SHADES at reduced prices;
soc. CHINESE MATING reduced to &c.;
soc. CHINESE MATING reduced TO 20c.;
We will open il full line of CARPETS during Sep
TENDER.
We nave full line in every department, such Is
you will find in any frst-class store.
Thousands of other goods too numerous to NEIL
ton for want of space.
Persons wishing SAMPLES will please send post
age. SYCLE BROTHERS,
311 Broad street,
au24 between Third and Fourth streets.
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A NEW CANDIDATE.-The Lynchhurg
VirqiniQn has q statement from Nelson
that the Rev. LEWIS CABELL, OF Bucaing-
ham, on Monday last declared himself a
candidate for Congress. His platform is
curt: No interest on money and death to
LAWYERS" He said that interest was the
device OF the devil, and that all who took
interest were children OF the devil.
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FAILURES. Chicago, August 2S.-Fifty-
two petitions in bankruptcy yesterday:
Most notable was Orion L. SoutbWortn. real
estate dealer. Liabilities, $255,00O; assets
nominal. -
Ne,o York, August 2S.-George W.
Beach, railroad contractor, voluntary bank'
rupt liabilities. $4,000. Joseph stlver,
tea merchant, filed an assignment LOT tne
benefit OF his creditors; liabilities, S20o'-
0OO. Burchill. builder, bankruptcy; IA
bilities, S2sS, 900; no assets. 4oungs, Smth
g. Co.. sugars, bankrupt; liabilities, S345,-
0o0. Francis Williams, merchandise; liza
bilities, $4,000; no assets.
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KILLED Hrs DAUGHTER AND HIMSELF
San francisco, August pa dispatch
from Salina. Monterey county, says: To-
day farmer named Samuel 7. stephens
murdered his daughter, TWENTY-FIVE years
of age, by cutting her throat. He then took
dose of strychnine, and afterwards blew
his brains out with a musket. Cause, de-
spondency about money matters"
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G~ GOODS MUST BE CLOSED OUT
BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS!
THE LARGEST STOCK
EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY THIS SEASON
OF THE YEAR!

SOC. BLACK IRON GRENADINES reduced te
1Sc.;
9oc. COLoRED GRENADINES reduced to Csc;
COLORED DRESS GOODS reduced to less than
one half their value;
BLACK LINING-SILk tall silk reduced to 25c.;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK reduced to IS and
75c from 90c. and 81;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK reduced from $1.75
to s1l0;
BLACK SILK at S1.25 aud S1.5O-reduced from
So and 1926;
col, URED SILKS from soc. TO 81 yard, embra-
cling the la, gest stock ever offered in this city;
BLACK CASHMERES reduced from soc. 10 soc.
from Sl.25 to s2lsc.;
ALL-WOOL MOUSELINE at SIG. worth fully
55c.;
BLACK CASHaIEREs at &c.;
The finest EMPRESS CLOTH imported at Soc
worth fully S5c.;
$50 dozen LADIES' LINEN HANDkERCHlEFs
at 6c.-formerly sold at 1cc.;
4O-BONE HIP-GORE COR>ETS at 2Oc.;
l1O-BONE SILK-EMBROIDERED CORSETS al
S7Ec.;
so yarisus styles of CORSETS at great reduction
20 pieces STRIPED SKIRTING at 1ocr-reduced
from 1916;
GINGHAMS In various styles al 8, Q, and lOc.;
Heavy UNBL CACHED JEANS at 7, s, 9, and l0c.
UNBLEACHED COTTONS at 3T, 4. S. 6, and 7c.
BLEACHED COTTONS at 3E 5, and &c.;
WAMSUTIA, lOc.;
FRUIT OF-THE-LOOM, Sc;
ANDROSCOGGIN, DC;
All DOMESTIC GOODS rctailcd at the manuiac'
turers' package value;
CANTON FLANNELS ut So. 81. z, 8, 8, 10, l29
and Ice. reduced fully 40 per cent. from ltsi
seasons price;
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, bought at the recent large
auction sales, will be offered at less than whole
sale price;
40 pieces MATING at 15c. u yard worth 1uiiS
Csc. at 20 and 22c. reduced from 32 aud 8 NC
TABLE OIL-CLOTHS at csc. yald
Great bargains In thousands Of other goods AT
an % COHEN BROTHERS..
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Failures.

The bankrupt law dies on Saturday eve
ming, and we may expect quite number
Of sliaky concerns to "kick the hucket =
before that time. Our columns show Tor
midable list this morning.
We shall have peace when the law IS dead.
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MEETINGS..

RICHMOND, FRED'G AND PoToNAC y. II. Co..
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA, August 20, 1878.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
IN CALLED MEETING of tie stockholders of
this company viii he held at lis Office In the city OF
Richmond. Va. on FRIDAY, September ~, 1875,
q, IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
BY order of the Board of Directors;
J. L. WINSTON,
au 20-td Secretary.
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MISS TANNERS SCHOOL.
ELEVENTH SESSION WILL COMMENCE
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2p.
Amply at 7Ol west Main street, opposite Park.
y TT
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

, T
Il
Under the control OF the Board 81 Trustees tie
Institute viii be conducted by the following
FACULTY:
Miss JOSEPHINE EATON tPrincipai). Latin, Greek,
Mathematics. and Moral Philosophy.
Miss SALLIE HAMMER Associate Principal), ti!5>
tory Literature, English. and Composition.
Professor G.. II. WINSTON, NJ. A., Natural sciences.
Miss LILY BUDwELL. French AMI German.
Miss SUE HAMMER. Preparatory Department
Miss ELIZA CRoSTHwAITE {GoSerneSSl, EeSts>u
Branches and Calisthenles.
Mile NELLIE DUSTiNAS, Music.
Miss ELLA LEFTwICl. Art Departing
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. HOLLAND. Home Depar. Iirn.;
The next session will BEGIN the Esd OF Nit sM-
BIER, aud close the 23d OF June, 1917
TUITION IN
Preparatory School,. 70 % .
COLLEGIATE School, oS 10 so
Music School tInstrunentai). .........". o o44
Music School Vocal ................ oVV
School or ~ w Az
Board, including everything except 80
washing. .r...'''.''''''''' Aoo
Callsthenics free of charge.
Daughters OF ministers are charged half rates for
tuition.
Reduction Is made to y patron sending two or
| moro pupils.
dress l.. Il. HOLLAND, Richmond. Va, n.u
President Of The Beard Of Trustee
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-29
MARRIAGES.

Married. at the residence of the brides aunt. by
the Rev. j. r. Garlick. August 2lSt. JOHN G
BATCHELLER. of Manchester, 10 Miss OCTAFlA
CRUWDER, Of Richmond. -#