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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-03-20
Gencs..ll Notes.

Kinds county, Mississippi. has Ave
aspirants for Bruce's seat IN the United
States Senate.
The vicksburg Commercial says that
opium smoking Is gaining n strong foot
hold in that city.
Right of the way has been granted
the New Orleans Pacific Railroad
through the town of P~Iaquemine.
La.
The plantation known rs the Gilreatl,
place. near Natchez, Miss, has been
sold by Miss Cecilia Harper to r. E.
Mcclure, for 5000. 1t containes 1000
acres.
The legislature of Alabama has recent
ly appropriated $1,000 yearly for the nse
OF the State Board of Health. The pur-
pose for which the money is to be used
is left entirely to the discretion Of the
Board.
In South Carolina the colored people
have the Colorado fever. A Newbury,
s.. c., paper says none have gone as yet
but the question is being agitated, and
a meeting has been called by the blacks
to discuss the matter.
The New South. published at Grena>
do, says: We have abandoned all idea
of having yellow fever in Grenada this
year. The history of the disease, the
cold winter just past, and the clearly
condition of the town, all point to ex>
emption this year.
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Rail
road Company is making rapid progress
with the work of railroad building or
the Berwick division. The track ex-
tends some three smiles beyond Ber-
wick, and it is expected the road will
be completed 20 Franklin in about three
weeks.
There seems to be no abatement Of
co,ored emigration from Madison, La,
and surrounding parishes, VIM. Muir
rell. colorad, Representative of Madison,
has Just returned from Kansas and re.
ports a deplorable state of affairs there,
where the negroes have gone to live.
On the 7th of March. Sheriffs A. r.
Williams and W. B. Hewitt, assisted by
Mr.. Sam Hobgood, arrested a man by
the name of Levy Bagley, ut Mansfield,
DeSoto parish. upon n requisition of
the Governor of Mississippi. In max
ing the arrest Baglev was shot in the
hip by one of the officers. The wound
while painful, ia not considered danger
GUS.
A few weeks ago the wife of Captain
VI. V. Bates, the lannon's Kentucky
giant, gave birth to a child. 1t welgh-
ed twenty-five pounds; its chest meas
nre was sixteen inches, and its feet six
inches long. To the sorrrw of all, and
more particularly its parents. the child
cana into the world dead, and never
saw the light of day.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-03-20

W T. WIlsnn. Troy, PIKE Co. Ala.
Rev " T.. Tillingliurst. Boomer. WIZ.
r. Grant. Grennvila, Ala.
! Cowles, Belo't, Rock Co.. Wis
VIM II Gaylor. Fl. Pain, Mount Co, NJ
Mrs q Lake, McZena. Ashland Co, o..
Amanda Fisher. FrePpnrt; stephenson Co, VI.
! NJ Iytle. Brady, Indiana Co. o.
Rev IL Pettigrew. RamnniH Kinds Co., MIss.
Samuel L G.. Bigelow 10 LAGrange ~. Norces-
ter Mass.
Rev p w Free, Waterford, Erie 90. Pa
Rev r Gillespie. Wooiwo-th. via.
Alonzn Bennetf, Jackson jackson Co, Wien.
Miss Flora Wehher. Urbana, CHAMPAIGN CO. III.
pev + Irntz. Kanswha G. H"w Va.
-. N, u 7 athrnn lartSyillp. Ind.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-03-20

This part If my treatment he gard as veryi important especially in warliug o colds
(Which ia full half If the batlel, m in relieving he head at lungs while mud
their effects. The Balm is composed o. seveHlk Kinds of gums, bhsamE frs, Hant essen
hal oils which are 'eep'r"ely used by the b~t Pnysdan'in treating threat. brnehi'l
the nhalng process are drawn through the various passages
If he head and respiratory orgazs reaching
and healing eyev irrnatei pot. If used when cold first makes
ii. appearsnce- which USUALLY begins by an rrluion of uen mn .m' lining Of the nnsa
and a sneeze which is nature. Emphatic rniug-it will, most in2vanub, check II
and Nv po1uinga quicker Gcuatmnm and by throSng the blood to the suHace the
bad efca oa cold ALI warded off It's pleasant tic use and almost instant in rs
effects
AMONG WOMEN c,tarh iscommon. The DEGREES Of fashion compds woman to o
fom he dry atmoarherc OF fnrnacehcael houses into the open air with the head bat
lnoorly protected. MANY snher keenly from brpnchiies and difficulties Of the throaE
and lungs.
close ill ventilated SchuulIoons; he over heated atmosphere. charged
win tho strauinp poisone xuIns from the bodies OF the not always over clean child
Irn, breed this diease with fearful raptttY.
IAWYERSI IN THE COURTROOM and Judges m the bench from the same n-
aI cause are too often afflicted in thu. same way,
,IIEISrFIS OF THE CiOsPD.. after leaving the pulpit over heated with the
trn, Of their mental and phwicl effort, negelece ed sufficient rrec ruuou, and a cold is
ma ,esrL rbn mpL opens the ia to calrrh nm 10 = possible Iso Of voGe I
have sufefed okeenly myself that can not urge upon public Speakers too strongly
the ,enyiyo of removing this disease hn a cure Is possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
, Thomas & R0cOCk.

This gentleman is an honor to the State
for his extensive political knowledge and
bis valuable public services. His record as
a representative, both in the Legislature
and Congress, is an unimpeachabe proof OF
his public devotion and arduous service.
Mr.. BoCOCKis the warm advocate OF the
debt settlement under the law OF the last
session of the Legislature. He is too saga
ciohs statesman not to see the immense
good to the Commonwealth that will flow
from that settlement, and he is too much OF
patriot to withhold his support Of the
measure after satisfying his comprehensive
Judgment that such blessings will flow
from it.
MIR. BoCocK's section is in the heart Of
the" mineral district, whose development
must secure untold wealth to his constitu-
ents and neighbors. He knows how that
development will be stimulated and facili-
tated by the settlement Of The public debt,
and that knowledge had a strong influence
upon him when he made his powerful argC-
merit in its behalf. -.
. Mr.. BococK is candidate for the Senate
from the Buckingham senatorial district, as
has been heretofore announced, and has al
ready made bis appearance upon the hust-
,ings, presenting his claims andmaktng pc
sftiyely unanswerable argument in favor Of
the McCuLLocH bill. The canvass is to pre-
coed with proper energy, and the friends OF
the Commonwealth may rest assured that
her cause will not flag as long as Colonel b.
cock represents it. We. are .conident OF bis
election; and be. will be a representative
that will maintain the, oidIime honor ana
glory Of the Buckingham district. We wish
old Major YAScEY were alive, that be might
rejoice in the election OF BOCOCK. co..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
sPsGHkE NOTICES.
LEVY BROTHERS.
CONTINUES TO ATTRACT CROWDS EVERY

They offer to-day their whole stock Of RUFFLES
by the yarti and dozen ut very low prices. They
show The largest stock In the city.
They offer to-day 200 UMBRELLAS at the lowest
prices ever known. So supply your wants st
once. .r ....-..s,..-.
They offer to-day IS superior SILK SUS-UM-
BRELLAS for IaGies-ali this seasons goods
ut and below cost, rs every one of them must be
sold. .
Thc1 offer day 65 SILK PARASOLS. lined with
silk. at Sl-last year. So, $3.50. and 81.
They offer to-day the remainder OF their stock OF
PACIFIC LAWNS at &c. per yard, and nice
assortment of LAWNS 1T sc. per yard.
They offer to-day their whole stock OF DRESS
.' GOODS for ladies at and below cost, as ever
yard must be sold ut some price. .-..5..
A large assortment of the b. st quality RUBBER
BRACELETS ut 6, 8,9, 10, IL, ID. and lSc.
pair:
LIsLE-THREAD GAUNTLE1S at loo. worth
csc. pair; .... -.-....
GOODS for BOYS and MEMS WEAR.
Remember our SPECIAL BARGAIN COUNTERS
have on them articles from &c. 10 81.
Bargaius in TOWELS. NAPKINS. DOlLIES, tn
BLE-CLOTHS, and TRAY-cLOTHS.
Bargains In. CRUNfB-CLOTHS, TABLE, and
PIASO-COVERS.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS in every
thing at the great closing sale Of
LEVY BROTHERS..
1O17 and ] O19 Main street, Richmond, Va.
TAU 12I
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-w,n.a governor spraaus says.-

: rspcctai dispatch to the Washington PostI
PRoy1pEsCE,, August Al saw q gen.
t,eu1ars who had a iJng interview VIII GOV
er11or Sorague, Yesterday; aud to whom ne
talked freely, The following Is briet re-
bort Of what Governor Sprague said:
Your difficulty with Senator ConEling
Is The talk of the, whole country, cover.
mol. j said my informant.
81 have no doubt OF it, j reared u
would be, but the blame Is not mine: L
did only What any man OF spirit would do."
- "Did you give him SO many minutes TO
leave the house, as reported" .,.-,
,"fI did. / ought TO have acteo long De-
"Did your encounter with Mr. Conkling
have anything to do with Professor
Lincks" .... .,,.-. - - -
"Nothing whatever Linck was dis
charged; nothing more. could not al
ford 10 keep him, and he, did not seem in
clincd to take my orders. So bad to be
very decided at last" ...... .. *. ~.
"Goycrnor. the report is circulated that
you were under the influence OF liquor
when you met Mr.. Conkllng. Is that
true" ..n.. $500 ..... ..,,..,#,. ..., -
drank for some time previous. did what
I did as a perfectly sober and determined
man." ..., ... ..... ~ ..
"That is, you ordered big away from
YOUR house and threatened to shoot him il
he did not go!" .... =,
:. That, in brief, is just what did and
said" ..t
l." And he. went ?" ....... ...........
"And be went ..
"Wby do you not publish statement,
and put a stop to some OF the reports ?"
II have no statement 10 make. have
done my duty as understood ir. and have
no account to make to the public or any
body else. II, however, any statements are
made by either OF the participants IN the
affair shall not be backward in correcting
them, il erroneous or false"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
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
LAWNS,
ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH
PERCALES;
WHITE AND CoLoEED PIQUES,
PLAID. STRIPED. AND PLAIN DRESS
LINENS;
LINEN DRILLINGS,
SUMMER CASSIMERES,
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, QUILTS,
PARAsOLs. UMBRELLAS,
FANS, CORSETs, HOSIERY. GLOVES,
LADIgs' AND GENTLEMEN'S UNDER
VESTS,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
fMEROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS.
RUCHINGS, TIES. &C. &C.
Our assortment is quite complete and prices as
ow ss the lowest. THALHIMER BROTHERS,
~ 3O-W.SSM COL Broad, corner Sixth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
Thc 1Rsue Made.

AS will be seen elsewhere in our columns,
the State Conservative Committee nave al
last taken definite action in regard 70 the
com promise of the debt OF the State as effect
ed by, the McCulloch bill, and have deter
mined TO make that question the issue In the
fo,l canvass for members OF the General AS
sembIy. -;
We wisi,awe had room to lay before our
readers in full the admirable address issue
nv the committee to the Conservative voters
of the State. 1t is able. clear, and convinc-
ing, and elbows up In their true colors those
who are now seeking not only TO upset that
settlement, but also to disrupt the Con-
seryatlye party: The address shows that
the settlement Of the debt as made BY the
McCulIoch bill is a Conservative measure,
passed By Conservative Legislature, and
is in accordance with the platform OF the
Conservative Convention held In 1877
that under the provisions of this compro-
mise the State. without any increase Of
Iteration, will be amply able to meet all OF
her obligations, support her government.
aud natutain the public schools. ana this is
shown from estimates furnished by the Au.
dftor. >.,~:43s.s5 q, n: l:tth-3'LG.'i
The duty Of Conservatives is now. plain.
Their committee has pointed out the way
let them follow in It. Let tile party IN every
county, city, and town IN the State be
thoroughly re5fganised as the COMMITTEES
suggests. Let this debt question be fthor.
oughly canvassed before the people Shset-
tied this fall forever. 4 The true 4Conserva-
tiyes, Will abide BY their settlement Farm
Di}leiJ Journal ,@I sts. 80 ..f,..3tl st-,*{t
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The Better Time.

Tue DSspGtch OF Saturday rePoTaeu q"
improved and improving condition OF things
ia the department Of manufacturing 10 k,cn.
m,oa,rd IN this our city but follows the Lead enc
OF some Of the more prominent cities IN tue
United States TIE improvement, too' Is 10
the more .impofta~s OF all Departmental
the manufacture Of engines and ears ana ifon
sabr;cs-showiax the revival ia branches OF
in dustry from which the greatest prosper
ity and power spring. After all, great as
NAV. be the thrift and development from va
rious pursuits, It is from coal and iron ana
the manufactures OF their Joint agencies
that the great wealth and power OF nations
are derived From these will grow up mere
in Richmond in term Of years not very
long degree Of opulence and amount OF
non,Ilation which will far exceed the antici-
pations Of our people, and make this city
great among the most fourishns corpora
tions In the nation. .....s.. 5.>,'
The demonstration comes most oppor-
timely for the State and city. No commu'
nifty has struggled more patiently, While
few have encountered such calamities as
have fallen upon the people OF Richmond.
They have well merited the reward OF bet
ter times, while from their consistency ana
fortitude none, we are sure, would turn 10
better advantage the good that may be dill
fused amongst them.
The tnrn in commercial and business
affairs comes, too, at the happy time When
the public administration is cheering and
the rapid progress In the settlement OF the
State debt is reassuring the people and
opening to us all the bright prospect OF
restored peace and order. and a soclal
stability that cannot fail 10 impart strength
and dignity to the body polite. .."E
. At such time come the noisy, utterly
untrustworthy, and notwithstanding So
called Readiustcrs, agitating for upsetting
the policy and the judiciary OF the State,
and letting loose the most radical and de-
structiye passions, engineered by the most
selfish and personal motives. 1t Is strange
that at such time this source OF dscord
and arrogance should he uncorked upon the
State ard the community. One cannot help
wondering what inopportune spirit OF dia-
bolIsn, what unconeeniaI and evil genius,
Ealien to poor Old Virginia, could be in
spired to let loose this great trouble in the
very midst of circumstances so suspicious
OF good and so favorable to all causes o!
thrift and social happiness. ,..... .
Well, well, it matters not The solid adj
vantages which arc now flowing to people
and State will overflow and sweep away the
disturbers OF the public peace, and give in
a short time triumph to Virginia, that will
be both complete and enduring. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18

..sl,,na n fkp NovemhAeele JH nv s.l
s :. -. .sns,ar /. 10 elec.sd BIS Pie nexe
I,.sis,sture True, no nan elected g
the Legislature as q Repeater Nll.sso.s ~
t t MAaYs 1rasss, K 81 s. IgckEsss'
HOLIDAY, DANIEL, or any other deo.-payel..
iTSe Mosafaers had that very. thing 10 view =,
aa,ect Al seitator--a man opposed TO tue
dabt sett,esneutu.and .you-will. elect .a.maa.
who q q, good as. pledged 70 vote agalnfss.
mi true Conservatives, aud to vote for an
sgi,ator, 40 our next Unitcd States sepator:
In,a word, Abe true Conservatives are asEed
10 consent to the election OF, men to the 10,
Legislature who would not under any CIT
cc,urnstances vote for any one OF those true
Conservatives for any office. ~ ms: y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18

THE TExAs.P ACIFIC.-One OF The friends
OF the Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
is here on his way west, having Just re-
turned from the annual meeting OF the
company in Philadelphia. He says that tue
company have given up all idea OF asking
aid from Congress, and propose TO Try 10
build the road from private capital. AS has
already been stated, the negotiation OF a
loan has been authorized, and it is said the
company has fair prospect OF raising all
the money they desire. An agent OF tue
road is to be sent abroad Immediately 20
meet Colonel Scott and try to place the loan.
Wdshiuqton telegram-Battimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
DEATHS.

Drowned. Saturday ut ~ o'clock. while bathing
CAPPIE PETERS. son of W. f. and Annie l.. Pc.
tcrs; aged eleven years and tour mouths.
When blooming youth Is nachcd away
BY Deaths RESTLESS hand.
Orr hearts a mUurnful tribute pay,
Which pity may demand
Soou shall we meet again.
Meet ueer TO sever:
Soon will peace wrcathc her chain
Round Us forever.
Ills funeral will take place 1t Pin c-Strcet cili;rCh
at 5 r. NJ SUNDAY. 17lh. Friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
DicJ, mt her residence. i'm Petersburg. on Sunday
The Otn Instant. Mrs ELIZABETH STEEL. ma
live OF Scotland, in The y-sevcnh year OF her
,rc Her memory will long be Cherished In tie
hearts OF larr" circle or sorey-heredVth reEiiT
and friends AfItr long and ac' I've Christian life
Size now leads her reward In heaven.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES
HcoHEN BROTHERS,
COHEN BROTHERS


The senior partner of this 6r1n b.x,,x
New York for the last arteen days, they ,,s "a
Ing daily large shipmsnts Of good, suitable
season and for early fall wear. va
2s@cases NEW FALL rIIyrs:
10 cases NEW STYLES MADRAS GJycu,,
--~-- and BOURETTEs; "H'
10 eases CANTON FLANNELs:
100 pieces ALL-wooL FLANNEL. In Wa,
100 pieces ALL-WooL FLANNEL In .ohu
500 pairs ELEGANT BED.BLAyKrrs.
200 pieces sHEETINGS In 5.4.g..
1o.4, ia, and l24. S-4'
The attention Of purchaser. Of s,v
spectfuly called 10 the above u,., - = re-
VIII guarantee saving Of twenty yer cent. oD a.,
mer prices. we
suIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
A Square Fight with the Boilers.

The State Conservative Committee have
issued mastery address, giving full his
tory OF the debt controversy and shifting
the Boilers hin and thigh.
The committee is arranging that every
stump in the State shall be occupied by the
greatest orators this State can produce in
defence OF honesty and Conservatism. The
Boilers have hitherto presumed on the igno-
rance OF the people, but, now that they
have succeeded in proving a fair and square
fight, the issue is not uncertain. The peo-
pteonIy need to know the facts to under
stand the sinister designs OF the boiling fac
zion. There is nothing the Boilers dread
more than open discussion. as was evidenced
plainly by the ridiculous faSco at Winches-
ter, when fue OF. the biggest oratOrial Bolt
ers exhibited pusilanimous quakiDg IN
the presence OF Mr.. Speaker Allen. These
people. by q clumsy trick, fully exposed in
the W,seHesEer NeDs, evaded discussion at
WinchesteF; bat such tactics only cover q
party with disgrace; and "tbe skedaddltng
sflven will probably trouble that section
very little more. = - :.->..,..s -. :
i: In the Fourth district the duty Of Con-
servatires Is plain. The Boilers must every
where be met as the worst enemies OF the
Conservative party. II any OF them wish
to retain their allegiance TO the old Conserr
vative. tatfie.fsg they must .rrbring forth
fruits meet for, repentance. 1--6arn uIle
.HeTCeEEx.n L d I.tgS d EU~SS(fys - n -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18

A Chicago paper says that Michigan
railroad. man has lately built cars for
prairie road with an arrangement for dis
connecting the gearing and running By
wind when IL is favorable. After Il trial OF
several weeks the cars lave been pro-
nounced perfectly satisfactory. In an orGl-
nary breeze they can run fifteen miles an
hour under sail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18

rt.is at present q Triangular ehasgcsin which
the iriendsof Senator Conkling ethe most
aopresstye. while Mrs. Spragues are the
least active, and the Gosernor'slhe most
confldens.I Theex.G o9ernor, however, has
TO bear the bruntof theSbattle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18

I.rai.r,,la.sarsasall insisyor eiy paying tae4
statxs SsS,t ana renewing thede .of dnestion
ron ~ ssdomain M Stats polil5cs, even
t tbos,pa. |secording yts tie unjust md inin
EtlicIons spsiicy OF sne Safe, their pfopeEff
bears annch heavier rate Of tsxltion than
TINT ~ Their fellow -eItIZens of the counties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
CONFECTIONERY, DC.

,DURE CANUIES.-1 am manufacturing
i daily my iniiniiable pure crushed sugar CLAR-
IFTEDi TINT CANDIES. I make better "a NJ
DIES for y hoiesse purposes than any house in this
cauntry-warranled perfectly pure and no adufte-
rations. We don't use any guraS xrape-sngar lara
favored. whittier, brighter, frmer, and Is warranted
70 stand Grin IN any cl!msIs. ,,,o -
- haesyis.g! ia3;lssaS lu14l2 Aaa street.
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gSILKS! SILKS. SILKS,
COHEN BROTHER. S1,,

COHEN BROTHERS STORE
IS THE
HEADQUARTERS FOR snK.r;ncu,sr,s
as they show you HE BIS. a,.or,.r...
that line TO be found anywhere .oq.b ~ rn,.,.
and they guarantee prices and qual!y,
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M EETHNgsH.

MASONIC NOTlCE.-The mem H.
lYl bers of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, "
A. +. and A. H.. are requested to attend ~ "
stated communication az ST. Adams Hall THIS
(Mondsy) EVENING at O'Clock.
All Master Aasons In good standing arc frat.r-
nally in,irPd.
JNO. L. LAUGHToN, JR.
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H SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
sYCLE HRoTIIEn<.

sYCLE EEOTIlEE-.
SYCLE BROTHERS
WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER l5yu.
OF THEIR own IMroErArlox,
BLACK CA>HMERES, BLACK slLK~
YELVETs LINENS, AND LArE>.
which Will BE- sold 4 great i,al c!,'tl-.r ,.t- y
other house IN the ciry or state.
Their immense increase of busimr., gIr,s 49,.
every facility Of buying their GOO" 'r!I tr.t ~, =.
We will still continue the cI",rr:."ut ,ay ST..
SEPTEMBER 1sT.
We offer OH the fourth n,ur nj llrmru.r 4,
CARPESTS, MATTIN"S. ulL.CLvIg,
RUGS, WINDOW, SHADES. AMI I.ACEtIp.
TAINS. Person, nccnus >urH good. NIi e..
ut once and supply ta"iu-riSrS. i, lr,....
closing them out At prlrac cost.
We still have Il full line At HLAth lA>uH!Et-
from 37..c. To : PER N@r'!.
Our SILK DEPARTMENT + >"t complete. y
will fHh 4 full !inr oi SLACK al rpLUEh.
SILKS from G2s,c. To ~ per ,tr..
A full lire OF MOURNING Gouir~. -ush u rnN.
BAZfNES, HENRIETTA 'l:ErE tL".4
TAMGSE, and iIALlA% 1WlLL~.
Our stock OF SUMNER DRESS "u"H> S.. '.
closed out reCIrll,>s Of their "u.'.
BEST PACIFIC LAWS cheaper g "a aar '.,r
house in the city: EEALT!tl LAWS .. ,
- Gao. AMI thousands OF .th,. .ny,.s lpu .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18

AnMoRY X. l.. l. BITES.
Auxu,t ~, 1879.
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING OF 4
n the BLUES ASSOCIATION will he held at p
the armory, on Seventh street between broad Wy
aud Grace streets, on TUESDAY EFHSlSON
NEXT, August 10, 1879 o'clock, to elect Ju-
Nor secood lieutenant, receive reports IoHi son,
mitfpts and other important business Every lnom-
Der Is earnestly requested to be present. Military
members must coule in full-dress uniforms
ISAAC L. CARY, President.
j. II. BLANKENsHIP- Secretary. au 1871