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The reader will find some interesting de-
cisions OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals
reported in another column. The bachelors
of Virginia will have to follow Parson MAS
sEY Il Co., and organize new party, or call
a State Constitutional Convention, to legis-
late the Court Of Appeals out of existence,
that high tribunal having decided that a
bachelor without any other family than his
employees and domestics is not entitled to
a homestead exemption. This overrules
Judge DlcKINsoN's decision on the same
point, we suppose; though it is possible
that there may be some difference between
the case here reported and the cases decided
by Judge DICKINSON in Cumberland and
Mecklenburg.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dfspatch.I
ORANGE COURTHOUSE. VA,
July 20, 1870. !
Yesterday was County-Court day. Parson
Massey was announced to address the peo-
pie, but did not appear. Messrs. johnson
Barbour, Grimsley, Wallace, and Governor
Kemper were on hand-one or more OIL
whom would have replied to him.
The Executive Committee OF the county
met and issued call for mass-meeting
next court-day to organize the Conservative
party. It seems certain that Mozart Hall
will have candidate in the field here, but,
as l believe, with little prospect OF success.
AS usual, there are many gentlemen willing
to be sent to the Legislature. 81,
There was not BALI a wheat crop IN the
county, aud the corn and tobacco crops are
much crippled by the drought, though we
have lately bad abundant rains.
Mr. Thomas Scott, aged eighty-hYe, haa
his horse to fall with him last week, and
has been paralyzed ever since. He is one
OF our most valued citizens. DENNIS.
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low as the lowest. THALHlMER BROTHERS,
" 3o-W,S&M Col Broad, corner Sixth street.
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Nrw PASS OVER THE RoCkIEs.-Helena,
,fnntnnn. July 26.-Professor B. L. March,
Evil engineer, yesterday laid before the
Helena Board of Trade the survey of new
and wonderful pass over the main range OF
the Rocky Mountains at an elevation Of
5. 800 feet above the sea, and 1,215 feet above
the main street of Helena; distance from
Helena west to the summit to tie main
range, fifteen miles; thence to the waters OF
the Columbia, Little Blackfoot, three miles.
The Board OF Trade is having report OF
the route prepared, and Mr.. Priest, the dis
coverer, puts on force OF men TO make a
new wagon-road to Dear Lodge. The pass
is about 700 feet lower than the favored
Deer-Lodge pass.
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The State Central Committee.

1t is suggested that there are upon the
State Central Committee Of the Conserva-
tive party several adherents Of the Mozart
Hall faction who may attend the committee
meeting next week as members. Let them
come, and let them secede. That's all they
can do; for the Conservatives on the COM
mitteee, we take it for granted, do not ill.,
tend to cut their cloth to make suits for
boilers. Let the Nozarters secede, and
their places be filled by Conservatives. The
agitators have provoked the fight, and they
must be made to feel its effects.
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BLACK CASHMERE

BLACK CASHMERE:
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and SATIN$, 70
fringes and dresses. in great variety;
COLORED DRESS GOODS;
LAWNS-an extra large stock Linens, in striped
Plain, and Fancy;
CASSI MERES-a large quantity.
BUNTINGS, BUNTISGS. BUNTINGS.
WHITE GOODS of the latest novelties
KID GLOVES, in two, three, four, five, ana SIN
buttons:
OPEN WORE--BUTTONS AMI ELASTIC TOP
LlSLE-TIlREAD GLOVES Of all new styles;
CAMBRIA EDGE-tlou>andS OF yards;
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and TAELE-LINEN;
FLANNELS, In white AMI colOrcd, for bathing
suits.
STOCKINGS, STOCKINGS, STOCKINGS;
CENT? EMEN'S liALF-liOsE IN all Kinds;
LACE SCARFS and BOWS:
SUMMER BALMORAL SKIRTS:
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'SS UMNER SliiklS'
LACES Of all descriptions;
VrUINf;S and FANS-thousands Of styles:
LADIES' UNDERWEAR and LINEN SUITS;
UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS;
LACE BED.sPREADS and BED-QU1LTS;
pIOIrES In Striped. Dots, Figured. and Plain;
LINEN SIIEE1INCS and IRISH LINEN;
in Fancy, Plain, and llcmmed;
COTTON TRIMMINGS;
OIL.CLOTHS, MATTINGS,
CURTAIN LACE. LACE MUSLIN,
ISDOW-SHADES. and thousands Of other goods
too numerous 10 mention.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street,
jy l4-eod between Third and Fourth streets.
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BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c.

F1SITOKS-NA1NS-
July 80, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: There are now one
hundred and twenty visitors here, and the
number is rapidly increasing. Large acces'
sions are expected in the next few weeks
The waters still retain their high reputa-
ton, and are daily giving evidence OF theiI
wonderful curative powers.
The rains with which other parts OF the
country have been blessed have not passed
us by in this section of the State. The
showers have been copious and plentiful,
and vegetation already shows their bene-
fetal effects. The early corn will now be
made, even il there should be no more rain
fall. The dropping spirits of the farmers
have wonderfully revived since the rams
began, and their faces look more cheepiul
and happy than for many days past. L.
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THE RAILROAD INDIsPENsABLE.-lL yncn-
burg Tnginian.l I'VE are assured by sem-
tleman largely interested in an IRON pt1pG II,
ty on James river, and who was Iect recent III
New York, that any amount OF eapltal can ian
be secured to build large furnace on us
property, conditioned upon the CONSTRUCTION n; =;
of a railroad down James river. us -
only additional evidence o ene nset i otar
railroad must precede developnsn u, III otnef
and that mining anu tne es.au,
tha hv;ldinr of a railway. And yet, in spite
o4o these stubborn facts, some people still
oast tbeir hopes on the water-line, which
aTS more precarious and uncertain every
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and al several prosracted meetings, both
white and coiored, are expected soon 10
commence, the price of chickens has adj
yanced.
Having despaired OF rain, we pre- now
looking out for the first Saturday In Au-
gust, upon which Mr.. Salmon, OF Goocn-
land, won bis rnin-bet for upwards OF forty
years. DobLsi'
Our record shows that it has several times
In the last. few years failed to rain on the
first Saturday In August.
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ul,,ao,la 9lspatfh.
WEDNESDAY 800 w sV'5A0'''
A Convention.

Mn traveIling lemagogues who ar are ye =
:. ,sa sars 81 the people with their hypo-
.. ms AL exnressions Of sympathy and then
.s.o,es,,on, 8, desire to lind remedy TOT
the imaginary wrongs under which the
imaeinary taxpayers are suffering VINO are }.
foolish enough to credit those profession
we say those itinerant demagogues are 10
the habit OF telling che voters that tney eau
get rid Of tho funding acts, il 10 no otn 1''
way, by calling convention to form n l'''''s
constitution for the State, thus providing
means Of legisiating the Supreme Court OF
Apneals out OF existence, and OF electins
new Judges, who would decide the ques-
tions Involved not simply according to their
oaths and the Constitution, but In accord
ance with the wishes OF the voters.
1t argues fearful decentralization OF the
peopie that any demagogue should dare to
make publicly proposition to override
the law By disrobing the judges who adj
minister it, and to place the judicial ermlne
upon the heads OF other men as the price
Of a prepurchased decision. II the present
generation OF the people OF Virginia bad as
clear a sense Of right and wrong as their
ancestors had, no candidate for Office would
dare to make such proposition in their
hearing. 1t Is Of the essence OF DENIS
KEARsEY1sM. It would afford the Commu-
nists the means Of compelling division OF
property, and the demagogues who fatten
upon the public treasury method OF get
ting their hands into the common fisc when
ever the Judges displeased majority OF
the voters.
Convention TO form new constitution
would cost the State hundred thousano
dollars, besides the loss OF time ana the
heavy expense of the election for members
nj If. Once assembled, it would be as pow
erless to pass law impairing the obligation
OF contracts as any ordinary Legislature.
A Constitutional Convention has just as
much power iii regard TO contracts already
existing as an ordinary Legislature, ana not
one whit more. The Constitution OF the
United States binds the members OF such
Convention just as firmly as it binds tue
members OF such Legislature. The pro-
vision of tina. Constitution bearing upon
the funding acts is that ono State" shall
pass any law impairing the obligation OF
contracts. The State Of Virginia, therefore,
could just as easily accomplish an act OF re-
pudiation by means of her Legislature as
by means of Constitutional Convention.
The one represents the State just as thor
oughly as the other. tits the Estate" that
is prohibited from passing any law impair
ing the obligation of contracts, and it is the
State I" that acts, whether the instrument
tality through which she acts be an ordi-
nary Legislature or Constitutional Con-
vention. In the eyes of Chief-Justice
WAITE the Convention would have much
less dignity than the Legislature. In fact,
the Convention would be a degraded body
masquerading in the character Of Legis-
1atJIra
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INCOME YAx.-Doz Democrats really pc.
lieye that II In an objection to MT. Ewing %
a presidential candidate that he has express,
cd himself 10 favor ofsthe reenactment OF
the income tax? Inasmuch as one lournal,
extensively accepted as the exponent o. o.
Democratic principles, has declared that
this fact Ia fatal to him, we must suppose
that thus d 40 admitted Democratic theory.
And vet what tax. z hkeIy % De more uni mi,
,,cnr man end does not hurt the rich one
E;na-tepthss OF the voters OF the United
Sfates would be untouched by. q properly
iirawn income tar. Ns,o YOre Herald.
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DEATHS.

Died. in Baltimore, July 23d, OF consu ,r.I' af h
YEAR Of his age SON Of the late Thomas ); Dunna
want of this city. He leaves wiie au NV
children lone babe two weeks oid) 10 hioufn
irreparable loss.
n,ed f,om wounds received by being thrown from
\ buggy. in. James City county. Mrs. DohA T.
WHITAK Err, In her twenty-fftl year; ,or,. -es,-
dance No ROO Mosby street, at 9 A. NJ. WEDNES,,
DAY, july 3OIh. Friends and relatives are ihTisea
to attend.
Died. at Springfield, Mass, July %, 1879 Mrs:
cRhCE BENNETT, widow Of the late Gnaries
Bennett, of This CITY, and sister OF MIR. >. Tower.
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The GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL.
RoAD.-Colonel Thomas Dodamead, who
has served the Greenvllle and Columbia
railroad in the capacity OF superintendent
for several years past, has resigned that po-
sition, and will be succeeded on the LIST of
August by Colonel r. II. Temple, OF Rich
mond, Va. Colonel Temple is an efficient
and experienced railroad-man. He was
major OF artillery in the. Confederate army
under General Huger, and after the war
was superintendent of the York River rail-
road, OF Virginia, and more recently chief
engineer OF the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Charleston Neaos, 18th.
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Matt. Carpenter On Grant.
'rFrom his milwaukee sentfneIl

IrIUH ui5 niitHRuheCC . !, :,
It is not Improbable that The people would
have been favorable to Grant on clean
platform il the whiskey-ringsters like the
ST. Louis Globe Democrat, and the relics OF
carpet-hagism in the southern States. and
the old machinists, the peddlers OF Federal
offices, had not claimed him US their very
own, and insisted upon bis return to the
White House MS return Of that staiwartism
which has brought whatever disgrace at
taches to the Republican party.
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MATTINGS! MATTINGS!

MATTINGS! MATTINGS!
The largest stock ever shown. bought at auction.
and TO be sold NJ very low prices; "A Cheek ut
12kc.. A White al l5c., 5-4 Check at 22c..
Cd Cheek and White AT 2Sc.. A Fancy At
25c.-regular price doe. Be sure To look at our
stock before Won bug.
BLACK CASHMERES ut the old prices, from 2%c.
TO S1.25 per yard: ~
We have full stock Of FLANNELS. which will be
sold al the old prices;
BLACK MDHAIR at 25c. worth 5Oc.;
so pieces VICTORIA LAWN III Ice. worth 2Oc.
TR1MMlNG-SILKS and S.tT1NS IN all shades;
BLACK SlTkS-the cheapest in the city-irom
Goo. TO SO per yard:
UNDERWEAR for ladies. children, and gentle
men, from zoe. 10 best goods made:
LINEN DRlLLS-Plain. Striped. ana tisirc'-
from l2H TO zoe. per yar'-look at them .
Our stock of PARASOLS will be sotd 1T Il great
PARAsOLS Is, 20. 20, 40, so, 60, 20, 9ocr 81
MOTIONS. HOSIERY, and FANCY GOODS at ex-
tremey low prices.
All we ask is ! call before you buy.
u. Il T.. MlTTEIDORFER,
iy4-SM&W 527 Broad street.
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A letter in the Cincinnati Commercial
from Lancaster, where General Ewing's
home is, says:
They have another blessing here in the
shape OF man named Robert Sharpe, who
Is the Democratic nominee for the Legisla-
ture. When be was nominated he made
speech IN which he declared that the Demo-
cratic Congress proposed to hang a picture
OF that great patriot, JEFF. Davis, In the 70,
tunda OF the Capitol at Washington, anu
make every Radical Yankee bow down oe'
fore In .sa .,ss -t 81. ..5-. -t.. . a.f'
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NJ GREAT CLUSiNG-OUT SALE
At
De F.. MITTELDORFERS.
From this date we shall offer our entire stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
ut prices TO astonlsh all.

LAWNS. LAWSS-the best Pacific a. 1Rc.;
LAWNS at 81. 6. s and &c,
FRENCH BATlSTE ut 9c.-rerllar price, 25c.;
WHITE GOODS to he sold at less than cost;
YARD-WIDE CAMBRICS at 7c.;
BUNTINGS, BUNTINGS-all wool at 1Ga, lS, and
2Oc.:
USTINGS-LACE-STRIPE black and colorcd,
ut l5c-I ocular price 25c.;
BUSTINGS 1T ~, Ii, and 15c.:
DRESS LINENS at 12.. 10, II, Is, II, 10, and
Gle;
CORSETS. CORsETS-the largest, cheapest, and
best stock In the city;
CORSETS at 25, 80, 40, So, co, 20, so, 90c.,
and 81;
The best SOC. SIDE-LACE CORSET In the city;
ABDOMINAL CORSETS, for stout ladies' 1T 81
regular price So
FANS, FASS-from &c. to the finest.
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All, neet;ne h.s been called wa truo

AS this meeting has been called, ne trust
every member Of the committee will be
.pfAsent. Our OWN Judgment still is that
there 10 no danger To- the party from Che.
Mozart Hall organization; but whatever Is
done shonid be fliIof the weight and dig
nifty Of a meeting. with no absentees. Let
sany man who bas A. voice In the committee
make ia point 10 be ia Richmond On the
gth.--l Norfolk Landmark.
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE OF TIIEl
OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL WoRhS 1Go %;
o-1D RICHMOND, VA, July 2S, 1879.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
SHAREHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY VIII
he he'd at their office on MONDAY, August 4Ih' at
IL O'Clock III. Il. 4. Ei1.hShEts sI nnnt
iy 29.6t Sohlhieiei'i <ASSAA''
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MT STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF MILLINERY GDpD>.-Wc are de-
ter,nincd to close out our entire stock Of SUMNER
MILLINERY. and are sellny AZ prices lower than
any other house in tlI city, regard c's OF cost. We
defy competition. and ak i call 81 all IN want Oh
Wells Mourning Goods &c. Country orders re-
crivc prUIppt aud careful attention. \ call Is So
lici!rd. Mrs . ~ lN.EE:
jy Ii 523 Broad street EichlhOnu. Va.
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GRAND EXCURSION, ec11f -

" UNDER TIE AUSPICES or assess.T,s
BROAD-SrEEkT METHODIST EPlSCOiAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL: ,,>-crn>-
to OLD POINT, NORFOLK. ara ASH ii ~ ,a,n
TUESDAY, August ), 1879 the ShlG g sie' ,mJ
er ARiEL ndGneI 70 inip rs in his excursion.
Special terms to cxcursionsts IT liySeia iio'e''
Tickets to Old Point and Norfolk 81; "aSh'l's-
ton SO Good for seven days;
o,tt ,v,ii send for cxcur>ionsts and take them
to boat for rs cents eartl. pb,uIns,s 4O1 wcst
Grace street j y. WisinSS9n 81 c 2 n nDph
s Nree SWoodhose IarnamS ll97 east MaIR
strea fmarIes f. Bcrrian's, druggist, 17Ol Main
Street. G. ;c So! aSrn T seq
east Mai street, and also from the following com,
n'i,tcns: Officers and members OF Friendship
Inioc 7 O. o. f., and II. y. Spraggins. II Hicks &
C"'.S. on Twenty-rhird street between Main ana
Gory. Dr. w. F. Richardson's drugstore. seven
tccnrh street near Eenabe: J. G. Sattcl white, al
Gatnriyht & Sons. i Governor street; X u Grey
No O Ninth street. and G.. w. Lonssworth, Tweilh
and Hull streets. Manchester. committee oil hniSIls
of Pylhas and committee of Court Richmoni' NO.
8, |. q. F0rcserS. y oO-I.
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PR sstl.s5bk.
NOTICE THE EXTRAORDINARY RE
y DUcTIoNS IN PRICES AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
COS BRDA ID ST i EET.
PRICES MARKED WAY DOWN.

BUNTIEGS! BCNTiNGS.
$50 BR0CADE LACE BuNTlNGS reduced 10
25c.:
soc. LACE BCNTINGS reduced 10 22%c.:
20 and 22j.c. ALL-WOUL BUNIlNh9 rcd'lcc" l"
zoe: ..,
4oc. iii ACK ALL-WOOL BCNTlNGs reduced TO
3uc.: .. ,,.,.., =,
BLACK sIr.k-hND- wool GEE&ADlNE reduced
Ri tr"KFi : PLAID GRENADINE at
SIC. worth l63sr.: . .,.
5Or Dol BI.E-WiDlH fRENtH III NllN' re-
llucrd To 40c.:
MADRAS GINGIIAMS reduced 10 lc.:
WIDE IMITATION LINEN LAWNS reduced 10
100 pieces FIGURED NAIN>OOKS at SIC. worth
zoe:
FIGURED DREsS.LINEN al SIC. worth l6sc.;
Best PACIFIC Lawns rc'Iucc'i Ia Q aud llc.;
Best CORDED LAWNS reduced u lOC.:
20 pieces LINEN DRILL Tor mems and boys wear
at Toe;
20 pieces FASCY-STRIPBD LINEN DRILL at
Our celebrated spoon. BUST ABDOMINAL COR
SET reduced 10 90c.
SOC. GENTLE Ms UNLAUNDKIED Soc.
SHIRTS. warranted Linen Bosom and CuiiS,
and entirely Iushed. 1T
julius MEYERS.
~ 1a.ecd COB BrOii street.
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Funeral Notice.

The burial of the infant son (aged two m9nths) OF
W. s. and $. Pitcher YIN take place az IN H.
WOOD Cemetery. he died at $50 P. NJ. July ~,
lS7l.
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sPESsAL NOTICES
ny EVERYTHING CHEAP AT
LEVY BROTHERS.. ii
INDUCEMENTS To PURCHASERS ARE OF
FERED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF 90 IS TO BE
CLOSED OUT. SO AS TO BE RI ADJ TO
DELIVER UP OUR STORE
WHEN RENTED.

Excellent BLACK MOHAIR, rs bright as Sil :, at
25c.a yard worth 40c.;
FANCY GRENADINES from to 12Kc. per yard >
BLACK GRENADINES from to ooc per yard
BLACK BRoCADED GRENADINES at fifty per
cent. below regular prices:
DRESS GOODS In great variety from to Zoe.
yard;
BLACK SILK at prices that will astonish you;
LINEN GARBAGE or LAP-RoBEs at reduc-
ton of thirty percent;
Our sPEcIAL-BARGAIN COUNTER has on 1t
articles from to Csc;
WHITE QUILTS ut extremely low prices.
Remember that you save money Oh every dollars
worth of goods you purchase at the great closing.
out sale of
~ 40 .~s LEVY BROTHERS.
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THE LADIES OF
s.
CENTENARY CHURCH
have arranged for
,x.r>rTrIYu I~rITpSJ0N

ON THE NIGHT OF THE BOTH.
Tickets, SO cents: to he had Of \. W. GAnBER
and +. p. IlUDGINS, at Courtney u fo"eiis' orold
street. 1890 a., . =,
Nice covered wagons will leave the corner Of
First and Main street. Centenary church, ana sew
pnth and Franklin streets, at half-past 8 O'CLOCK,
and returning will deliver passengers at their homes
for Csc the round trip.
SUPPER, csc: CREAM AND CANE Zoc:
Boat will leave at O'Clock. " 3O-1L
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special NOTICES.

-. - s.Nlf q -
me- DURING THE MONTH
OF AUGUST
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING AND MANY
OTHER ARTICLES
AT AND BELOW COST:
PLAIN AND DOTTED SWISS MUsLIss,
STRIPED AND PLAID MUsLINs,
BUNTINGs,
BISHOP AND VICTORIA LAWNS,
GRENADINES,
FIGURED AND PLAIN FRENCH ORGAN
DIES,
STRIPED AND FIGURED AMERICAN
ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH
PERCALEs;
WHITE AND CoLoRED PIoUEs,
PLAID, STRIPED. AND PLAIN DRESS
LINENS;
LINEN DRILLINGs,
SUMNER CAssI1EREs,
TABLE-L1NENs, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, QUILTS,
PARAsoLs, UMBRELLAS,
FANS, CORsETs. HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's UNDER
VESTS,
SHETLAND sTIAwLS,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS,
RUCHISGS, TIES, &C, &C.
Our assortment is quite complete, and prices ~
ow as the lowest. TiALHlMER BROTHERS,
" 3o-W,S&M Col Broad, corner Sixth street.
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T'O HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RlCHMpND HpH'>
MATURING IN july ANr AJ"i>'''

II 4 meeting OF The Eoor,' W.,
or the sinking Fund held NJ ]. 49,. ~. 4 ST.!
ReSotr,d. That The artlH. ',,.t -. ,... Is.
Standing bonds OF the car, Of o., ll5, .-t,
1850, VIII on aud after me a, .' ~, one t
be redeemed OF pres, n'a'i"u -
Auditor Of the cly ,,.. ,l,r,,unus I E.'.
give notis~ i., til" Tx Ia ~ sS,>tl0s - IL.
TIE CITY "n sa "a 1GEi So ai9"pr: ri ~ ),
5ss Is "%2 G5; +, 81;
.iSn at III inI ms pN : OF OF, July i>r,<>o>
Ac,!ug presi,:en, Commissioners
u
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SEWERS NECESSARY Autborities agree
in the opinion that the great plague which
carried of Is per cent. OF the population OF
London was caused by the emanations from
the. vaults. whose foul contents had been
accumulating for long period OF years,
until the very earth was. sick. The city OF
New York bad almost reached the same
condition, when years ago q system OF sew
ers was constructed to carry of this foul
matter. Smaller towns share che same tate
everywhere. Memphis. Tenn, Grenada,
Miss, and other cities OF the South, are sui
fering and have suffered from lack OF the
proper sewer system. - Huntington Aduer-
t5ser. 5i
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. From London Truth: ssThe French
Government wrote to Lord Salisbury TO say
that they did not object to the Prince OF
Wales attending the funeral, nor did they
take exception to the Queen showing her
sympathy by her presence at Camden on
Saturday, but that there was one thing
against which they must make an official
protest, and that was against the Lord
Mayor OF London taking part In the pro-
.ceedings. I nm not Joking. This astound-
ing communication was really received ut
the Foreign Office"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30
nr SPECIAL NOTICE.
GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE.

The great increase in business in the firm of
SYCLE BROTHERS
compes them 10 enlarge their store. Therefore they
will offer their entire stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
At AND BELOW COST FOR THE NEXT FOR
TY-FIVE DAYS.
The balance Of stock on hand after that time will
be closed ont at auction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30
LAWN.PARTY.

r AWN-PARTY.-Th friends were so
- much pleased with the Lawn.Party given re-
Gently by the ladies of the Manchester Presbyterian
church at Ingle>ide (Slrs. Bairdsl that they have
determined TO give like entertainment at The same
place on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, ana FRI
DAY EVENINGS. jy 1927
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-30

MUM NDIt|tVtN
down James river through Dutch Gap and return
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST /, 1879,
OH board the splendid steamer Arr IL. a FINE
SAND OF MIISIC has been engaged. and Il pleas
ant time IS promised 10 all, and particularly those
who delight in dancing.
The steamer will leave her wharf at Rockets
promptly at ~ o'clock Z. W., and returning, reach
the CITY at II O'Clock.
TICKETS so cents, and can be had Of any men,
her of The Division. c. +. Johnston (9lS Main
street, and Mt steamers wharf. Refreshments
served by G. thinner at regular city prices.
The street-cars will be run 10 accommodate the
excursiouists on their return. jy 2S.3O&aul "a