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Drlnr on bloods attacks upon tne,n al suy

time. 80
The anti-C inesefeeling readily combined
to help the Workingmen's cause, and be.
came ready contributor to the column OF
voters that swept the old parties out or the
way and elected KGARSEr in San Francisco
10. the, Constitutional Convention, and car
ried the State for ehe Non-p artisans. Thus
we have in San Francisco that absorb.
ton Of the public mind IN local
grievance that crowded out all inter-
est in national affairs. We had this
thing I'm the South, and our canvass
was exclusively local. /" Conservatism" OF
the first took 40 part in national questions.
Our local interests were vital, and we could
not give our attention to Anything outside
OF our State until we had yindicated our.
selves and secured the Commonwealth from
the hands of barbarism and rascality. Cali
fornia feels that society Is in peril, and 1t is
not wonderful that her people concentrate
their minds and efforts upon the grand OBJ
iect Of rescuing the State from its terrible
danger. ..
The people Of the United States are ra
pidly learning the evils OF mixing up hos
tile races in the same area upon footing Of
equality. II is soon to be demonstrated thai
this thing is so injurious to people, physi
cally and morally, that its endurance Is i'm
possible.
After the election in California the uni
versal cry was "The Chinese have to co.
We have no doubt that they will, and it vii
be happy day for the Union as well a!
California when they shall go. This coun
try will assuredly be compelled to purge
itself and establish homogeneity Of race
as indispensable to the attainment OF th'
highest condition of national force ant
dignity.
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S9.CENT STORE.

SSsCENA 54ooEs
DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
10 dozen LARGE HEARTH-VASES,
200 elegant BLACK WALNUT CARD-STA NDS,
finished in enamel and gilt. and gilt chains,
with the top inlaid with bird's-eye maple, at
99c.
A full line of BIID-CAGES, square and round
In all coors; also, handsome BRASS
CAGE, with double bottom, at 81 .9Sc.;
100 JAPANNED WATERS sizes Il to "a inches,
In price from 37E to 99c.
A full line of TIN TOILET SETS at 52.97 n
set of three pieces, or 99c. piece
so large ROUND CAKE-BOXES:
A full line of LEATHER sATCHELS and
ENAMEL CLOTH VAIISES,
Another lot of those CRYSTAL WINE SETS
dccanter and six large glasses-for 99c.;
a new assortment Of BRONZE INKS, with
thermemeter-yery handsome:
rs NICKLE LEVER CLOCKS at. Sl.9S, WAL
ranted;
60 new CHROMos, in carved walnut frames, at
S1.93.
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
te21 W. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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DRY GODDs.

GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY coon
GOODS A SPECIALITY. DRESS fnYhrnxIlW
121c. worth 2Gs.: at he. worth CSC. W. VII,
CORDED PlQUES ut 0 and &c. WORT, ,n VIII
5000 yards hast PRINTS only &C.: DREss COR ";
CANDY at Csc. worth Soc: DOfTsh W
FIGURED SWlSSES, from auction. ysrv W. ,,. a.
VICTORIA LAWNS and all Bind. Of w eusss
GOODS az auction prices; BLEACIlED CORFU
from to 11c.-lf1 the popular brand. ~ =.
BROWN COTTON. yard wide. a. &c. worth ,n ~
FANS-A large stock, bought At aucrinu. IN ~ toe
at twenty.a cents on the dollar 8 ENTLpHnS
RY, GLOVES, and NOTIONS ut rx,reme dirS "a
prices !; RED-CHECK MATING a, IfSSr 70
CSC: WHITE MATING ut !sc worth az.
TABLE and FLOOR O!L-CLOTHs. all width.
which we offer great Inducements Don't hrv "
goods before you give MS a cali. '"' ~
ID. & X. MlTTFLDORFFR
Je 22-tJJi7 527 Pro,d , IN,
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sr,,a condition Of the Treasury.


we feared and suspected land SO stated
last Saturday. that the venerable Trea-
surer had made biunder in his report to
Che auti-iunder organ as to the condition OF
the Treasury. It Is not for us to confess
his blunders; but it Is our duty to show
that The inexcusable biunder oas his. Here
Is the question which Mr.. MosELET asked
him:
s.iss. What amount OF eaeb.s coupons
and currency, has been received monthly
on account OF the revenue OF the Common
wealth since the 1st day OF October, 1871,
20 date ?"
That is plain. direct question. And IL
will be seen that the question made aciear
distinction between coupons and currency.
And here Is the Treasurcr's plain, direct
answer:
Recei,,ts of Rercnae at the Office oythe Treasurer
Of the Commonwealth from OCTOBER l, 1e77, TO
SS1s,S al 1875.
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We hear new name mentioned in con-
nection with Congress and the Fourth dis
trct-n namely, that of Colonel S. F. COLE
MAN, OF Cumberland. II he can get the
people Of the rest of the district to think as
highly of him as the people OF his own
county, he will certainly be nominated.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Tuesday, June 18Th. by the Rev.
Charles Minnigerodc, d. D., at Woodbournc, Louisa
county. Va, The residence of the brides father,
BETTE WEST hudson, daughter of Richard n.
Hudson, 10 DR.. JAMES III. PATTON, of this city.
No cards.
Married, on Monday June "a, 1878, by Rev.
Father Handy. Mr.. EDWARD CLARKE 10 Miss
JULIA MCDONALD, daughter Of bIr. Thomas
McDonald; all Of This city.
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M GREAT SACRIFICE IN
UPWARDS OF $4,000 WORTH OF DRY
GOODS, JUST RECEIVED AT
COHEN BROTHERS.,
WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF VALUE.

40 pieces WHITE CORDED LAWNS at SIC:
so pieces best PRINTED PlQUE CORDS at 6Sc.;
! 50 piece, YARD-WlDE PERCALES, In the best
designs, ut 64c.:
80 pieces elegant quality CHECKED MUSLIN at
15c., reduced from Csc:
40 pieces YARD-WlDE GRASS LINENS ut s to
200 piecrs WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at i4c. !:
100 pieces at 10c.. ut 25c. reduced from Zoe. !:
33 pieces of LINEN DIES INDIA NJ 20, %, aud
35c.-one half its value;
DOTTED MUSLIN ut 90 and 25c.:
20 pieces RICHARDS0N'S IRISH LINENS at
4Oc.-value Of which is 60c.:
An extremely large stock Of SMIsS TW,ILLS,
TARLATANS. ORG ANDES. INDlATWlLLS,
FRENCH NAISSOOKS, and JACONET CAM
BRTCS: .
DiNASSE PIQUES, In various patterns, ut l67sc.,
reduced from 25c.;
Also, a large lot OF WHITE and COLORED LINEN
LAWNS:
80 pieces OF TORCIION and SMYRNA LACHS at
great reduction:
Also, great reduction In Il large lot Of HAMBURG
EMBROIDERY;
eases of FANS. la various qualities and designs,
at fully one halt their regular value;
Besides, thousands of other Goods. Jc ~
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/ M IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS
49, or
DRY GOODS.


THALFIIs1ER BROTHERS are determined 10
close ou. their stock or SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
and have therefore rsouced them to extra low prices
Don't fall To give as call ON DRESS GOODS. WIZ
open ON Monday and during the week.
20 pieces BEIGE MIXTURES aud BUNTLNGS-
all colors-at 1886, formerly sold ut 20 and Soc
200 pieces PACIFIC LAWNS, In white and tinted
grounds, at l2kc.-call and see thsm:
rs pieces COL0RZD LINENS and GRASS
CLOTHS at the lowest prices;
LINEN EMBROIOER1ES TO trim SUITS large
line from to 25c.
no pieces VICTORIA LAWNS from 8 to 40c.
This cornprf.es one OF the best and chaa pest
lines we have ever had. Call and see them.
BLACK GRENADINES, ALPACAS, BUNTINGS
CACIIEMIRES, and other black goods, greatly
reduced. In order 10 effect sales, and can g,taran-
tee some bargains In them.
we will offer our. stock Of PARASOLS at prices
lower than ever TO close them out for the season
so call early and secure parasoi 1T u low price
Our stock of KID GLOVES, THREAD GLOVES
. HOSIERY, COESETS. RIBBONS, SCARFS,
&c, Is complete, and ask Il call to be convinced
| OF the low prices AZ ;,>,,,,,,,e,
| je22 THALHiMElt BROTHENS'.
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A GRAND EXCURSION
TO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. AND PORTSMOUTH,
OH JULY 2, 1878.
Boat leaves promptly 1T s o'clock. Round-irip,
1926. Tickets good for nine days Children un-
der twelve half price. and under five years free.
The hotels have agreed to entertain visitors ut the
following prices: Atlantic. Norfolk. Sligo per
day Purcell Norfolk. 81 so per day: Goodc House,
Norfolk. 81 .25 per day.
Parties leaving their orders at a. W. Ggrbc1s.
S26 Main street, will be called for ami taken 10 the
steamer at csc. per head. Baggage called for &nd
checked at residences.
Tickets can be had of Ryland & CO., ". II. VIII
liams, A. i. Clarke. G.. A. iIundley, T. II. Elicit, ~
W. CARRIER, and also of the comm 'tcc-Rer: I'll.
Hatcher. Jackson Turpin. &. ". Smit RS j. G.. Tlg-
nor. \ ". Phillips and W. Il. o. Cole.
in 25-'ruTh,SSA1it
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BLACKwooD.-We have Blackuood for
June from Messrs. W0oDHoUsE d PARHAM,
agents for the reprints OF foreign periodi-
Gals
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TRY GOODS! DRY GOODSu
~n~r SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
DRY GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES
NO HUMBCG.

BROWNE & ROWE are prepared to offer g.
line OF SUMMER DRY GOODS. FANCY CON-
&c, at as low prices any legitimate hone In ~
staple and weil-known goods AT AND BELOW coz
| and making up the loss on other good. rot So ~,
| known; but they hope hy strict Integrity and T.,
dealing TO merit Il share of public pi,r6ns,.. =,
kindly favored them.
In Victoria Lawns. Swls. MHSilu< aud o,5.
White Goods we can offer some spccia csrg,io.
Baiutiful Lawns and other Dress Goods
ParasOls! ParasOis! cheaper than ever.
The pretticSt SIC. Bielched Cotton I'm the ~,
and all other goods In proportion, IL rhc Cheap u,
Goods Store Of
my 30-eod BROWNE z EOWr
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FLOR the Dispatch, |

Colonel Il. l.. Maury will be one or TWEEN
ty-fve to give $3.50.
Miss Mary Fulton, if any one will give
her an order for worsted shawl or three
little sacks, will gladly subscribe the price
to the "fund," after deducting for mate
rials-$5.
Mr.. Oyerton promises contribution
when she sells her bacon.
Miss B has two pigs, and will give
one.
"A gentleman down town will abe one of
one hundred to give 81, 1000 ii the ladies will
go to work and get this thing started"
III. +. Maury, Charleston, w. Va, will be
one OF twenty to give $50.
Mrs. S. w. Corbin, King George county,
will give all Of her butter-meney from this
time. ,." \
Mrs. Bishop Whittle will give the money
laid by for her summer dress-Sl0.
These contributions and promises have in
every instance save one been free-wili Of
ferings, entirely unsolicited. r
E. MAURY,
4 ITO Seventh street, Richmond, Va.
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MINERAL. WATERS.

MINERAL WATERS.
MINERAL WATERSHEDS and just
W. received
APULLlNARIS.
IIUNYhDI JANUS,
ST GALMIER.
iIATHORN Saratoga Water, direct from
the Springl.a 1T -.-..-.
DURCELL, LADD Il CO., DRUGGISTS,
J. RICHMOND. VA,
AGENTS FOR THE WATERS OF THE FlR
GINA SPRINGS AND OTHER
CELEBRATED MINERAL WATERS
OF this country and Europe.
WHITE SULPHUR, ROCkBRlDGE ALUM,
ALLEGHANY. HEALING,
BUFFALO LITIIIA. BLUE RIDGE:
BLUE LICK-kegs and bottles:
CONGRESS, Saratoga, y. y:
HATHORN, Saratoga. n. V;
TICIIY. Saratoga, y. Y;
BITTER WATER, Ilunyadi JanOs;
BITTER WATER, Pullna:
BITTER WATER, Fricdrichshall;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and jugs;
Fresh supplies constantly receiving.
Price-Ists and pamphlets furnished on app!ica'
ton. Zap 27-2ml PURCELL. LADD 4 co.
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| When we have absolute money, what
need will there be for taxing anybody or
anything at all? Why not create the money
as it is wanted to meet the necessary eXpen-
ditures? 1t is always something OF hard
| ship for people TO pay taxes. 1t is not much
OF a hardship for Government to print one
or two hundred millions OF "absolute u
money. 1t is q matter OF little engraving,
paper, ink, and printing; ten thousand dol
lars can be made for few cents. Then
why not make the money instead OF wiring
ing it from the people by taxation? Make
enough OF it to t:pay" the national debt.
That will stop an outlay OF, say, S96.000,0OO
a year for interest, and S34,0O0,O0O more
for the sinking fund. Then SlOO,OOO,O0O
year will run the Government on an Geo.
nomical scale. Why not print 1t? 1t is less
than So. % to each inhabitant. 1t is an addi-
ton OF only five per cent. per annum to the
50, 000, 100000 of currency that the green
hackers say we had and needed in 1865,
when we had 35,000,000 of people. As
suredIy that addition annually will not more
than meet the "wants OF trade" Then,
let us print money, and be eXtravagant
rather than economical, so that money may
be plenty. Will some "absoute money
man explain why we should not thus run
the Government without taxation ?-Chi-
cago Times. #@
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Mr. Justice Mil
Ter, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
OF the United States, is lying dangerously
i'll at his residence in this city, having Just
undergone the surgical operation of lithoto-
my. lie was sleeping about midnight to.
night and resting mparativelY easy,
though his physicians consider the present
as Il very critical time in bis condition.
The friends OF Mr.. AckIen, member Of
Congress from Louisiana, have issued 4
card denying in general terms the story Of
his insulting lady in a Washington hotel,
and stating that the interference of General
Rosser was uncalled for. Tbetwo principals
in the affair have left Washington, and the
card intimates that the difficulty between
them will be settled by a duel.
The agreement between England, Rus
STA, and Austria, reported on Saturday, is
confirmed by the Car agreeing to the re-
construction Of Bulgaria as demanded by
England.
During 4 quarrel at Philadelphia on Sat-
urday night Marian johnson, an aged col
ored woman, was fatally injured by Will
liam Cooper, who has fled.
NEW YORK, June ga Madrid special
reports that the Queen OF Spain is dying,
and has received the last sacrament in the
presence of the King, roya! family, and
ministers.
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CALLED MEETING.
ODD.FELLOws' REUNION.

.0DD-FELLOWS' sREUNION.-P. G. R.
OJudge E. Fl. FITZHUG II will deliver mn address al
the new hall of Nelson Encampment, No 2. !. 0. 0.
F., over Levy's store, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. TONIGHT Tuesday at s O'Clock. Sub
iect: "Origin of the Degrees and Of the Encamp.
ment Branch OF the Order" All Odd-Fellows oil
Richmond and Manchester are cordially invited 70
attend and participate In the entertainments Oh Inc
evening.
JOHN T. ROGERS. C. 2.
je 25-1tf j. A. COLLINS, sorioe.
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EXCURSIONS,
EXCURSIONS.
ON THE RAIL AGAIN!
The undersigned will run an H..
EXCURSION TRAIN ..t.
TO
WEST POINT
JULY 4, 1878.

1t IS designed to make this the most pleasant and
OF DERBY pleasure trip of the season. Special cars
will be reserved for ladies and children No dlsor-
Train, Arrangements have been made with the
Mayor OF West Point 10 have the best order pre-
served.
=, DINNER can be had at the hotel for SOC.
Facilities for dancing surpass those OF previous
years. Music has been engaged for the occasion
Refreshments on the cars Mt city prices. OYSTERS,
CRABS, and SALTWATER FISH in abundance.
Having served the citizens of Richmond fire.
Guently before when all. were pleased, and having
greater facilities to add your comfort than on any
former occasion, we feel warranted in saying that
this excursion will be the most pleasant that has
ever left Richmond for day recreation. ..-....
81. TICKETS: For gentlemen, 81: for ladies, SOC.
The train will leave the Richmond, York-Rtver
and Chesapeake depot ut 7:30 4. ~, and return at
1870 z. NJ. X. !. ADAMS,
s. X. PERDUE.
10 o5-TuTh,S SI,TuSW6t* '. Managers.
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EOURNAME NT.

TOURNAMENT.
TOURTH-OF-JULY TOURN A GA
II MENT AND BALL. IN
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for TOUR IN
NAMEST AND BALL, to take place at S.'%a
Messrs. Davis s. Brothers store THURSDAY the
4th of July. First prizo, one Fine Saddle; second
prize, Bride and Martingale and the Four Honors.
For further particulars call on the eommiLlec-D.
n. Hanes, Davis & Brother, and others.
Tickets ut Major a. w. CAREERS and WAITS
music store.
An omnibus will start from Major CAREERS Office
at o'clock. VIII arrive In time for the address.
Refreshments on hand. je 2o-eod7t
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

NO. 5571.l E.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA--IN THE MATTER OF
WILLIAM NJ. LEDLEY, BANKRUPT, IN BANK
REGISTERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, June 90, 1878.
To THE CREDITORS OF SAID BANKRUPT: You
will please take notice that shall, on MONDAY
THE 1sT DAY OF JULY, 1878. at IL O'Clock A.
H. ut my office, in the custom-house, In the city or
Richmond, Va, take an account of all lieus on the
property Of said bankrupt, whether by judgment,
rust.decd, or otherwise with their legal priority.
-sG ssa.s THOMAS s. ATKINS.
je 25&29 a- Register.
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cows. &c,
cows. &c.
TABLE PETS THAT PAY
FOR THEIR KEEPING.

The subscribers herd Of JERSEYS tAlderneys)
Is increasing fast that, for want OF room, he now
offers for sale number OF reserved animals. both
registered and nnreg islered-nevcr offered before:
l. LAONA, IT. j., No. $3.50: color, solid deer
fawn tweniy-elght months old; has had two onlvc6
and Is now In calf by ii. u. bul'-a fine mlccr and
was never dry. Price, Sl2O. Her liE!FER CALF
two months old, same color is dam-SiD.
2:MEDA. five years old: color, solid orange
fawn: II. s., No. 1870: now III calf to Bcppo
(1.975l. Price, 800.
3. LEFANA t5,690I; color. fawn-and-w hitcn
now fresh. Price, 800. LEVANA'S liElFElt
CALF, one month old; fawn-and-white. Price,
4. PURE JERSEY COW DAISY, five years old
nearly solid creamfawn: will cavc this fall to Earl
OF Pembroke Fl. b., 1.7S6J Price, 800. DAl-
SY'S HEIFER CALF, one year old. Price, 500.
5. PURE JERSEY COW CATONA. Two years
old solid orange-iawn: with BULL GALE by IL.
b. bull; same color: Cow and calf only 800.
6. PURE JERSEY HEIFER CLAUDIA, eigli-
H0pedalc: No. 1.976-very handsome. Price, $50.
Several YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS will be
sold this fall. and warranted in calf to ii. H. bull.
TWO registered FOUR-YEAR OLD BULLS, and
several Younger ones entitled TO registry at fair
recent northern sales of Jerseys, bo:h In New
York and Philadelphia, have averaged more tiau
double the prices named for the above stock.
Also. one very handsoms YOUNG GRADE JER-
SEY COW, with HEIFER CALF one month old {;
vii deliver IN Richmond for $50.
ADDRESS NJ. Is. or A. 4. ROWE,
Fredericksburg, Va.
je 25-dTa,T h.S3t-sw2t-w1t
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TAXES.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, June l, 1878.
NITY TAXES, 1878.
This Office will be open daily from o'clock A. II.
to O'Clock L. NJ, from the 18th 10 the 30th day OF
June, inclusive, for the purpose or receiving from
any person charged with
CITY TANES-REAL AND Personal,
the whole or one half OF the amount OF tax charged,
and that TEN PER CENT. Will he added 10 the
amount of tax charged IN every case where the party
assessed shall fail 70 pay the whole or one hall with
In the time limited.
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three or more bills to leave list OF the same
as early as possible at this eGce, Mat the bills
be gottcu together, and, II desired, half receipts
made out, A. X. WooDSoN,
lie 1-tJa30 Collector.
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.SPEGTAA NOTICES.
M READY-MADE LINEN SUITS
FOL. LADIES.

III FOL. LADIES.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK EVER
BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
! Having purchased the whole stock OF one of.the
largest nuracturers of LADIES SUITS in New
York, we offer the following inducements:
GRAss-oLoTH ovERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs'
elegantly braided at $125 worth 81;
LINEN ovERsKfRTs and BAsQUEs 1880
worth $3.50;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsoUEs at 80 worth
1926;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs at 1926
worth S4.75;
LINEN ovERsKrRTs and BAsoUEs at $3.50
worth SO;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and JACKETS at 81 worth
$3.50;
LINEN oyERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs OF $3.50
WOTtu SO.OUf
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsoUEs at So worth
81; .... ..-........
LINEN oVERsKIRTs and BAsQUESa a. SO worth
$3.50; ..
LINEN ovERsKlRTs and BAsQUEsats7 worth
SO;
LINEN sUITS-skirt Ovorsklrt, and Basque-a
$3.50, would be cheap at So;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE al
s4-would be cheap Mt So;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE al
s4.5O-would be cheap at $3.50;
LINEN SKIRT, OyEEsKIRT, and BASQUE at
s5-would be clloap at 81;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE al
s5.50-would be cheap at $3.50;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
s6-would be cheap at So;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE al
s7-would be cheap at so;
Also, ELEGANT IHREE-PIECE LINEN SUITS
for ladies' at S7.5O 80. ana 50:
LINEN ULsTERs AND BUSTERS very cheap.
The prices Of all the above SUITS have been sx-
ed extremely low, so as tn effect speedy sales.
Those in want should call at once at
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look ut orr CHEAP TOWELS. je19
GY TRIMMING SILKS!
TRIMMING SILKS!
4 full assortment Of ALL CoLORS Just received.
BLACK GROS-GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS
at 80 per cent below regular prices. .
STRIPED, Plaid, and CoLORED SILKS FOR
drcsecs at extraordinary bargains III
iel9 LEVY BROTHERS.
Mt RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS,
very cheap at
jele LEVY BROTHERS.
NE HAMBURG EDGINGS and IN
| SETTINGS, the cheapest yet offered
| COLORED LINEN EDGISGS for trimming Grass
Cloths and Linen suits at Sc. per yard worth
10c. at Sc. per yard worth l5c.;
COLORED LACES for trimming suits ut SC. per
yard worth 1Gc.;
LINEN YAK LACE ut &c. per yard, would be
cheap at 1oc LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our CHEAP LINEN SUITS for ladies.
| je19
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yR1CsxEHY. GLASSWARE. &e.

CEASONABLE GOODS.
FEATHER FLY-BRUSUES.
WATER-COOLERS,
PEERLESS FLY-TRAPS
REFRIGEHATORS of the best makes, and war
ranted TO give sati,faction;
GOOCU'S ICE-CREAM FREEZERS, the best That
are made:
CHIMES:
'SELF-SEALING FRUIT-JARS;
with 4 full line OF CHINA AMI GLASSWARE at
very low figures T.. i. TAYLOR.
my24 l01l Main street.
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m ST. MARKS CHURCH.-Service
will be held in this church TONIGHT tTuesday) in
lieu Of the Wednesday night servicesas the pastor
will be absent from the city on Wednesday.
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FESTIVALS.

THE LADY MANAGERS OF ST.
L PAUL'S CHURCH HOME FOR AGED AND
lNFlRM WOMEN will hold FESTIVAL ut the
corner Of First and Franklin streets, No. 100, on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS,
26th and 9 7lh instant, from to IL O'Clock. ICE
CREAM and CAKE served n reasonable rates.
lie 25-3t
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TO FARMERS.
TO FARMERS.

The undersigned, having purchased elegant
.sTEAM-ENGINE and SEPARATOR, are now pre-.
pared to
THREsH CROPS OF WHEAT AND OATS
at short notice. Orders may be left with either
ID. HUDGINs, Metropolitan Works, on Seventh and
Canal streets, or j. NJ VAUGHAN (post. Office
Sunny Side, Henrico countyL who gives personal
superintendent TO the threshing.
i Our charges are low TO suit the times
51sss.ts e5i ~ R.:D.e HuDGINs,
/ tje 25-lw s.3.'a isl ~ J.M.VAUGHAN.
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CONCERTS,

TRANKLN-STREE PARK,
4 CORNER FIFTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
GRAND OPENING CONCERT by KEsSNICH'S
FULL MUSIC CORPS, TUESDAY EVENING,
June 25th. at 8 O'Clock. Select programme. Good
order Refreshments by PIZzINI. Nothing intOxi-
eating sold. Gate-fee, 1Oc. Je 24-2t