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:. uavs we / conservative Party ?

convention Of the Conservative party
bas ,,een called in the usual way and IN ac-
cordance with the yusages OF the party, 10
assemble in Staunton next Tuesday for enc
nnrpose OF nominating CONSERVATIVE can
didate for Congress-; That portion. OIL the
Conservative partyaknown as read1usfers
have. in one county Of the. district, under
the lead of Paul, the apostle ;of the new
faith. determined tor hold aloof from shls
.Gonseryotiye convention andt set up "a
convention Of theirioWn The read3usters
81 this county have. been advised to the same
course by the; ScottsYille Courier, and the
Richmond Wig, counsels the people all
nver the State to take heed to the words and
follow the example: OF their patriotic asso-
ciates and felloW-suferers OF Rockingham.
The Harrisonburg resolutions declare tnat
the nroposed convention at .Staunton TO
nominate candidate for Congress. is to pre-
vent the people from selecting man VINO
will truly represent. their feelings ana In.
terests. and therefore they will take no part
ihlit.: and the Win, with mock lamenta'
lion. thinks that it is q sad commeD tary . on
the degradation Of machine politicians" ahd
that it should arouse the serious attention
OF The whole State Z, ;s,,,:, Il.
NOW. why ali this? What has been done
to Justify the bolt in Rockingham or the
mysteries Of the Whig? No move has oeen
made in this district by the debt-payine
norton OF the Conservative party, as such'
and all that has been done Is in accordance
with the usages and the requirements OF the
Conservative party organization. Inc re-
adiusters claim to be largeIy-hay, over
whelmingly-in the ascendant IN this u's,
trict land if so. :couldiundoubtedly contro
the primaries. What ground Is tnefe' tae,e'
fore, for the assertion that the oolecSol Tue
Conseryativesis to crowd OUT reaa!usSels
and select man whose sentiments are nol
in accordance with the sentiments OF the
peoplep The assertion is Sroundiess an.
cannot be sustained by shade" OF pIool'
| The bolt of the Rockingham readl usters'
therefore, under the lead OF thatsWise man
John Paul, seems to be wholly unlusllna.
HE. and. we are .credibly Informed, is not
sustained by, some Of the, most prominent
resdiusters OF the Valley. We do not pc.
lieye it will be approved by Judge Allen. OF
Harry Riddleberger. Do we guess rightly
or not? We do not know what are the
views of the leading readjusters OF TINS
county. We may suggest TO them tna'
perhaps the aspirations OF Mr.. John
Paul and the prospects OF his securing the
nomination may have had some influence In
shaping his course; For ourselves, wehope
to. see the Conservative organization pre-
served. In view of Virginia's vote In the
next. presidential election, and the tran.
scendent importance OF securing a, Demo
cratic triumph then, we most earnestly pro-
test against and denounce the effort no"
being made to disrupt the party that the
political fortunes OF individuals may be
built up on its -CharlotesualleC hrona
Gle. -. .-nE t-,Ern--. ...--.
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CITY WATER.

GAUTION.-Th attention OF persons
" using water-ciosets on their premises Is called
TO the danger to their health by allowing the water
to flow continually through the closets as for every
gallon of water thus passed through The closet A
SIMILAR AMOUNT OF SEWER AIR MAY BE RE-
are supplied with yentilailng tubes. or course q
sufficient amount Of water should be used TO cleanse
the Mines and only an excess is 10 be avoided.
am directed by the Committees on Health and Wa
ter 10 call special attention to the unnecessary waste
of water in this manner, and to give notice mat
visits will be made by officers repeatedly 10 see tnat
this custom IS discontinued
Respectfully, }; G. GADELL,
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The " absolute" National party will have
to revise its platform. twill have to insert
a plank demanding that Nevada Jones, Ben.
Butler, Sam. Cary, and few more such
iurists, be put on the Supreme Bench OF
the United States in place Of an equal num-
Der of " gold sharks" These sharks have
recently decided that contracts for payment
OF coin, or for payment Of paper at its COM
value, are valid. and can be enforced at law.
The Greenbackers, having become tired
OF financial theories, are beginning to real
ize that the only way in which "cheap
money can reach the laborer is through the
regular channel Of wages, and that so long
as trades unions are dead, and wild compe-
tition reduces the wages to starvation
point, financial, discussions are mere mock
ery.-National Socialist, .'an
We are on the eve OF specie-payments,
and will soon have plenty OF money-sllver,
gold, and paper, all on an equality. We
need only six per cent. Of the business OF
The country in money to transact that BUSH
ness, and we need that OF steady value,
which we shall have presently. 1t is to be
hoped shat our Observation-Disclosures friends
will come to their senses on this money
observation-disclosures Register. - 80. ..'
Scott county, by large court:day meet
ing, has decided not to send delegates to
any convention, and to support no nominee
Of o convention. This action has been the
result of the combined efforts OF McMul.
Inns and Newberry's friends. So count
Scott out when the Wythevilie Convention
meets Montgomery Messenger.
Newberry and McMullin have determined
to run as independent candidates, what
ever may be the action OF the Conservative
party. There is a probability, then, that
there will be quartette on the track-Mc-
and a Conservative montgomery Messe''-
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II ia asserted. says the New York Graphic,
that one OF the objects OF the Labor-Green-
back party is. to put down lawyers. This is
quick confirmation OF the warning which
We threw ont o few days ago One Of the
best hobbies that q demagogue can ride Is
the people dislike Of lawyers And yet
all OYER Virginia we see lawyers trying 70
lead the new anti-lawyer party Are. they
wise Or are they blind q IL 4. Il II 1. s. N
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The Southern Historical Papers for Au.
gust is, crowded with interesting matter,
such as /. General S. D. LEES Report OF
the Battle OF Chickasaw Bayou. 2. Did
General LEE violate his oath in siding with
the Confederacy? By Rev. DR.. CURRY. No
body could more clearly set forth the truth
OF the negative answer. 5. The Second
Battle OF Manassas Reply to General
LoEGsTREET by General S. D.LEE. And
many other articles. Rev. J.. WILLIAM
JONES, D. D.. Editor. 81. 80 d q.
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DEATHS.

Died. Saturday morning a II O'Clock. CHARLES
WEDDELL, infant son Of c. f. and u. +. F1tz"ii-
son. t-s .n.n - ri,
copal church SUNDAY The 2Sth at A. NJ. ke!a-
lives and friends are Invited to attend. a
Died. in New Orleans, La. of yellow-feyer on 22d
July. 1878, CHARLES R. G.. ACkERLY,o or ROCK
bridge county, Va in the thirty eighth year OF MS
Also. on 2lst instant, of yellow-fever, his little
daughter, ANNIE NJ; aged eight years.
, Lynchburg, Charlottesville, and Lexington papers
r11ea 90 #r .t..aa -.
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OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,


The increased demand upon these works, and The
limited pumping capacity, makes IL lmperatively
necessary that the srricest economy should be OBJ
served In the use OF water. he pumps are no"
driven 10 their utmost capacity, day and night,
never being stopped unless for repairs, which, from
such constant labor is often necessary the reser-
yors during this hot weather losing head daily,
which is ali important, particularly in the elevated
parts of the city and in case OF fire. In New OF the
above 1t is most urgently requested that the ci1zens
f.rtne - '--D7 j. L. DAVIS. d"
Nv I7.2taw3w Supcrintend ept.
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GRAYsoN COUNTY AGAINST OUTSIDE Is
sUEs.-[Wytheyille Enterprise, tAth:j = :;
meeting Of the, Conservative party was nela
at independence, Grayson Courthouse iast
Monday, for the purpose OF eleetlng ae' e.
HiilsyiIle. I'VE learn from gentlemen who
were present that a series OF resolutions ms
were introduced by Mr.. Perkins IN 1aYor
Of making aresdiustment OF the State dept
test OF the fitness Of the candidate 10 DC
nominated. and the, meeting rejected the
resolutions bya vote OF about ten,to one.
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MUSTERED Our Through private letter
from Cairo we learn that the American OH
GERS who took service in. Egypt have been
mustered out, with the exception Of General
Stone. who Is remem bered in Virginia as a
gentleman Of liberal views and generous
Character. This is occasioned by the intiu-
ence Of the French and English commis-
sioners, who are overhHuling the finances OF
the Khedive. Our gallant friend, Colonei
Henry Ward. viii remain some time longer
in Egypt Norfolk Landmarks. ~ ,aiIEGt
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theY do not wish TO be oufstrfpped % tne
priyate schools, and, yshat % o. more COL
sequence, isiI their siaSty 70 the hilaresl.

they do nor. wisl, 10 be soufstrfpp ped BIZ the
nrivnta scI1n0ls. and. what s8 OF more coz
ssnifeuce. faiI Id their dirty TO tis
.ras.na - ~ 3sssanesessHtx0g
fa;V suaVsSf IONS as 10 The best methods OF
asniIinSf iii ch lIfren With 4. "a ftls frst
fIi1ae tie ia Hier should UNDER ttttors
6hly him secoHJll3 the fnstr lon
.sf5sild be C8Aerete. e pnpit must Lave l
flse metre iiisAis hanss s If Il IS no. pfaett.
cable 10 ~lsaye the other measures aHd
weights, ne should at least have before. ms
ewes che Metric Chart, which y nblisnea
BY the Metric, Bureaus fremont Place, coz
ner Beacon street Bosto Iha melse As
sell Isl The best text-book, with orni insLLue-
lions from the teacher, and constant exaH 2,
niles for.tbS pupileto work. bor seFy sn y.
pupils the Metric Rrimcr, also HuDissneMI ~
the Metric Bureau, should: be used M s.. y
each copy Cd itsa metre is gwen. ~. =
necessary for larger pupils to: have IeA1
hook. there f. enough ON the metric system
IN most artthmet,cs TO 5sesHs the purpose.
| a srs,etre. 81 gotten from the Metric Bureau,
nnIy eosts fYescents. eIt cam be taqgnt 10
onr, yhni,iicf schools with scarcely any exc
neuse to the Gtate, and the ultimate saVtnH
II, edneatioi1 alone would he d Rreat item 10
its ,fayor.3aU anyone desires tnYormatioH
nj, fi,fs subject, Iadyise him TO write IDitns
Secretary,of the Metric Bureau, Mr.2MeiMl
| Dewey. Post-ofice Box 260,, Boston ~ h Y
will, sake pleasreiin giving any iniorl
tion with regard too the system and tne
methods that are used for introducing ~;
Tn ncIusion, Il hope that this matter WI!
be vigorously taken up by the Virginia
press, and that in this, as in poiitlcal analls'
thew will follow the iliustrious JEFFERSON,
who desired TO reduce g every branch 70 tne
same decimal ratio already established ~
coinss and fms bring the calculation OF the
nrincinaI affairs OF life within the arithme-
ia Tia. oft, every man who can multiply and d.
WV Very. respectfully. ~ r.
HJulg s5, 1875 ii3, 'PEYToN< ii. HoGE'
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m. .r.,c.,e.nbael1crs ars socialists.

,1tiitor fIfiondl Socialist II notice on the
mart az aome 81 your c0frespo ndentsa g. &C. ss.
ssfpsssHsnYisss.iss
creanhaekers. etc. olitieal pfrfies under
S,5e standard id ce6mplisb united what
nai fheeWf ~ abie tn ;H each rlnce separate
'fSk afas III the Held tli Iall. I 81
Ind epainsI notice others VINO price
themselyes on hnying 6 penetrated deeper {
infn exfstiug national troubles than tne
,sIperfciaf Greenbacker and seem 10 80 tue
W . 9srsensscSisil isl American socialism.
..Tha ,Amerieanspeopis-aEe.t the champion So
c;a,tsts az the whole world: ,tas,ss &C.
They are not D people who bother them
xeRes: fYSiIcf, about tie theory OF g, thing.
nh enre rlot d dc about authorities, whe.
ther fePefpn OF domestic. The president OF
vale College Is no biggerig gun than q pfint-
er's devil il the latter has an idea tnat Is
practical. ~; 80 RI Y. Il.
Our public libraries, public museums,
public BATHS public parks, wherever you
Iook.: water-Works, canals--aii tendto SNOW
fhaf American Democracy is socialism. And
now. What, is the Gseenb hacker ,demand;i
Only d little more socialism other Demo.
cratic institution They denounce SOCIAL
istici money agency, they denennce Tue
nriyate ownership OF the national currency
They demand that Government, instead, OF
private Individuals or corporations, furnish
the money, OF the nation and when tnis
principle is established then Government
can .filrnisE cooperative societies with soap
ital - without taking private individuals.
Comrades, we have a wilderness OF Cd
structlng monopolies to clear away 6eioTe
our garden of socialism can be areahzed :;
the private ownership OF the nations money
is the biggest tree in the lot; put your axe
to it, BOYS don't spare the tree, it never
sheltered Ne. q - ,c,..,..y PETERsILEA. z
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A GOOD WoRb FOR GooDE.-A very pure
and able man, who interferes very little IN
notifies, writes us MS follows from the city
OF Richmond :zt am Sladto see you are in
favor of keeping the State debt out OF Fed;
eraI poIitics, and that you are so pronounced
in your support !of Mr.. Goode, who has Ger,
tainIy proved himself an able and faithful
representative Of Virginia. NorJo!E Land
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a9-CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
y, as.CEST STORE:


25 handsome PALM LCNCH-BAskETs;
More OF those square CHESTNUT TABLES
20 6-key ACCoRDEONS at 99c.;
few large ACC0RDEONS al Slse'
20 large FEATHER-DUSTERS:
"a sets MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
so handsome sILK-vELVET FRANZ s-cat'
sfze-at Soc;
,s-iuch sli-ieatbcr vALISES. black and col
ored, ut Sl.9S;
1s-iueh all.!e,,her vALISES, with pocSei' I"
i $l.9S:
10 gross TEASPOONS q, 99c. ha'f.d"zen' WAX
RASrEp on white Ireta!-:oar patterns;
!. & gross TEASPOONS At 9oc. a do4en--sooi p'A''
4 on nickel stock--four pattcras
s j aptHE E.SpOONs and FORKS 10 msich eis!'''
.i- quality or pattern;
Elegsnt 5-bottie REroLiNG CASTOR, WAX an
aASTEp tripIe-pia.e on white metai. asL"9
-pIcKLE-STANDa and FORK, suGAk-bo"L
cAKE-STAND-san as castor;
!, Elexsnt S0up.LADI4E, warranted "iii'e. ias>''
trlple-plaie, at 99e.
Catalogues mailed free 10 amy address.
ives W. A.,sTEyESs, sos Bread Stf>e''
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: A close analysis Of the proceedings OF the
late Decentralization Convention In New
York develops the fact that eX-Republcan
eneakers were most violent in their denun-
citation. of the Republican party, and ex-
Democrats were similarly disposed toward
the Democracy. This luminosity does not
promise very earnest, Joint. and harmonious
effort in the future, 1t is probable that fur
ther investigation would prove the cause OF
this denupciatien to have been s0re-headed-
ness or disappointed oflce-seeking aspira-
tons. The following Of such leadership
will necessarily be very weak. Washing
ton Republican.
Tramp Cary. proposes to remedy the inn
aginary evils that have flowed from these
imaginary crimes by issuing q good many
tons iof :: absolute !" paper scrip. He pro-
poses to issue enough s. for the employment
OF labor, the distribution Gifts products, the
requirements of business, and the payment
of all interest bearing bonds as fast as re-
deemable." and the replacement of bank
notes. He doesn't say; Just. how. much
would suffice for these purposes, but he
probably would not issue less than two
thousand millions, or enough so that It
would take about a wheelbarroTcload OF it
TO .bny free lunch. Cbteago Times. 4, -.
The fatnloney men want m ocean OF pa
per dollars, which they say must be dollars
absolutely. That all looks very nice for
those who have big. debts to, pay and wild
lands to sell; but how will 1t do for the la
borer who must work for dollar day. and
|how Is It at the same time to keep. -four from
selling at S100ac barrel Better have plenty
Of solid money, with wages at seVenty-6ye
cents to dollar and -four at five dollars.
Union Register. 81 - 'ee,., ::-,l. :. ~
I "A. woman named, Hall entertained the
fs Nationals at Syracuse, M, Y. Withta
speech In. favor of woman suffrage. She
proposed that 10 woman should be nomi-
mated to every place for which man was
nominated, and take half his. salary; and
that s some. good woman should be nomi-
mated for Vice residen with Ben. Butler
with great enthusiasm. SO siats st,s sif5iss:
Is d .5:fs - -iaIti:
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Colonel WILLIAM LANE IS ont 10 long
manifesto setting forth his principles. He
is, for one thing, id favor Of substituting
greenhacks for bank notes. IS
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DRY GOODS.

no 'ToUCH BOTTOM PRICES, GO TO
J. 1909 MAIN STREET.-J. G: WHlTLOCk Is
low prices as will astonish the natives Dress Goods
and Cassimeres at half their value; Al Brown Cot
Gambric. and exc; Grenadines at Ike, which
cost 90 to Csc; White Pique, 5. g., and To-: La
dies, and Children's Hose at low figures; Mems
White Solid and Striped Half-Hose; White Shirts,
soc. to 81. =, -.l@'-
All goods viii be sold at very low prices, in order
Nv COUNTERS. SHOWCASES. &C., and IN
EXPIRED LEASE OF STORE are for sale.
: - s....t ..., j. G.. WHITLOCk,
w 29.cod 1909 Main street.
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|DUTHERGLEN BY RAIL,
III ~.r.s, TUFSnAY. july 3CTli.

AGRAND EXCURSION TRAIN will leave Elba
siding; head or Broad street, for RUTHERGLEN
A. n, and arrive at Richmond, returning, about
o'clock p. III. same day. s.s,.s = 49, -.
Excursonists OF this occasion VIII nave pleasant
time A band Of music has been engaged for the
There will I've GRAND SHOOTING MATCH at
Ruthergen. .-.rIf =. = ;.aT--z..,. I'll IS.
: Fare: Round Trip. 75c.; children under Twelve
years. Soc - - l,Jtc F. M.DURVIN, =.
~ Dolls - Manager.
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSION - sa7MJ
STEAMER ARIEL, 81 .tL. ! :,
for the benefit Of the LELGH-STREET BAPTIST
-.- CHURCH, -. :. -..,,--...
TO OLD POINT, NORFOLK, and PQETShloUTH'
= on SATURDAY, August Sd. --.t.-
Tickets good for ten days. Boat leaves promptly
at 1880 o'clock. RouRd.trip tickets. S2.25 ; chill
dren half price, and under five years free.
Parties leaving their. orders at A. ". Carriers,
steamer at csc. per head. Baggage called for and
checked at residences = ;! r 1-,,
Tickets can he had of Ryand Co.. W: T. VIII
Hams A. B. Clarke. e. A. Hundley. T. H. Elicit, a.
w. Carrier, and also OF the commitiee-Jackson
Turpin, WA. o. Cole. and j. G. Tignor.
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The srreuback ess and The, socialists OF
Milwaukee will nominate con gEesstepaf can-
didates eto orr Herald Il
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HgrrrTsIEs1S:

4 -1SALLED CONyOCATTONO OF aa8
f.I.4FAYETTE RoYAIs ARCH CHAp--sss3Eza
EVEfks Hos wifi nEs 81 l3S3
Teic sssaMsfnyT EyEwING nc Zyo'clock Candi-
dates for degrees viii please apps pr9mpssys
All Royal Arch 1asons In good sIanoin2 are coz.
BY order Of aha III. e. g: ~, u,
OPyTcE OLD DoaaH1oE DION. AEpMAIr}
WORKS CoTpANY; RIcEMoED, July 2H 1879 >
THE ANNUAL MEETING GIT =
IL STOCKHOLDERS OF this company VII. DC neto
|, n ti,is f,f,ice M[lNDAy, August 5th. at ~ NJ
= i' .s 49, s-1f = TN f.5 BIlANKENSHlP,
.y col ~ .,ss,-a-s5 commercial A4ent-
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NAT LEVY BROTHERS ENUMERATE
but few articles In their advertisements They have
the largest and best-assorcd stock In this city, Their
prices are always low us the lowest, and at this
time, in order to reduce stock. they nlakea ,f
DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON EVERY DOL
LARS WORTH YOU PURCHASE.
If you have anything in tho way Of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &C,
TO purchase, you can save money by purchasing of
va LEVY BROTHERS.
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4 u ..ss 81 u 80: ~ :.f'
.at,.3 y as,taa sI5sa Il, ,s,f l.ssss
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.NTOTICE TO EXCURSION ssifsH
AVN pIc.NlC PARTIES.-The1
double-decked barge NEW YORK, the best and y
most comfortable boat OH the river for EACuR-
SItsNS is for charter on the cheapest terms since
the war. Parties arc assured Of every accommo-
daiion Tor confort For other lnfor Apply 70
Captain lHOGH GALLAGHER, Pnliaaeipnnla
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DISAPPOINTMENT BALL.
FRAMED BUILDINGS.
BUILDINGS. =.
= 49,. ITO THE PUBLIC.

e. g. iii ~ = :
-. RICHMOND, July 26.
Under tine authority Of the following joint res9
ON the Fire Department the following peTmlss loT
AND REJECTED on MONDAY, July 29ih. ls7S,
on application to G.. A. Ainslie, Chlef Engineer OF
he Fire Department, at his Office: on Tenth street
between Main and Cary streets, unless valid oojec-
| ton be made prior to that time; L.-,., ,,,..,
the Committee on Fire Department be and they are
hereby authorized to grant permits for me
Gouncii. after publishing their intention so to do for
| three days In the official paper OF the city.
GRANTED. etitt.'. i'..s.' t''
,Johu F.. Ems dwelling l6 by 26, twelve high,
on Richard street near Seventeenth street.
Il. ". Patterson, dwelling dS by 2s: one est; story r;
reservoir street between Chaffln and Harvc streets.
William F. Harwood addition 10 by IL 10 frame nns
House on Twenty-sixth street between Clay anu
3. L. Ford, addition "a by 90 to coal and wood
house. at No. 5ls north Twenty-sixth street, 10 be
j. v. Anderson addition "a by 20 toresidenee on
jefferson STREET between Byrd and Caual streets.
kitchen by - and Clubhouse by s. on Cedar
street between Seventeenth and Buchanan streets,
j. W. Randolph English. 10 run engine IN , ,ne
store, Nos. 1902 and 1904 Main street; said engine
TO be run with coal. 49,. coo.
| SQUARE on his premises. No. 716 Franklin street.
John Hart shed By g. ten feet high, In rear OF
No. 724 west Marshall street, also, to run stationary
engine Under said Shed. :,
ii. l. Gary, shed 100 by 16, eight feet high, near
| Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel. between Eighteenth
| and Nineteenth and Clay and Marshall streets.
| Mrs. Fanny Boaldng. dwelling 16 by 26. on Ihlr-
teenth street. In rear of The Colored Normal schoo,
| Butchertown. 49, .. r~' >,
| Daniel Tromey. addition of one story to the rear
wing of his house, corner Leigh and Norton streets
| Samuel Michaefs. to rebuild stable, Is By 20, cor
! ner Twenty-ffth and nj streets. .i"a r.,
| james W. Stout, coal and wood-liouse,1 oy o, zen
feet high Adams between Cary and Cana! streets.
! f. j. Tyler, wood-shed 10 by 20, ut NO. 4U5
I Brook avenue. III. y -
| s. r. Shackleford, wond-house ~ by. 10. OIL ST.
Peter street between Leigh and Duvai streets
| ..--...u.. .....s. t REJECTED.
| The following petitions have been rejected by the
committee ..--.s -.
| r Dantf, addition OF one room rs by 16, to rear
/ of his residence, No. 1923 Franklin street.
4 j. 3. Watkins, Office 15 by 30, and fifteen feet
1 high, at or near the corner OF Eighth and Main
| streets. ..a -.
| A. Whitworth, stable 10 by -, On Sixth street
| between Cary and Canal. Fso...#
| BY direction Of the Commlttee. .
| CHARLES F. TAYLOR,
| iv26-3t ~. Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-29

which, we are now offering. AS the most of our
goods have been purchased recently We are enabled
TO sell them al the lowest possible prices.
+ L. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS,
/, corner Seventeenth and franklin streets.
Agents for Semple's best six-cord, soft-fnish
SPOOL-COTTON, warranted equally as good as any
other popular make. liberal discount to the
trade. L., -. ..efrs. jy %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-29

We would particularly call the attention OF our
customers and the public to our large and varied
stock Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES,
HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, &C., .'. Il
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