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~ ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL
NEW GOODS.

CALL EARLY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS
A large variety OF FRENCH FANCY DRESS
GOODS;
BLACK ALL WOOL CAsHMEREs-thec cheapest
vet;
COi.ORED ALL.wOOL CAsHMEREs, in all of
the desirable shades;
BLACK ALPACAs, MOHAIRs, TAMlSE, HEN
RIETTA CLOTH, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, and
other goods suitable for mourning;
Another supply of that excellent BLACK FRENCH
BUNTING at 2jc. per yard worth 95c.;
GUINET'S CELEBRATED BLACK SILKS at 81
per yard worth S1.25, at $50 per yard worth
So;
A fun assortment of BLACK and COLORED VEL
VETS, sATINS, and BROCADES;
A large assortment of handsome FALL and WIN
TER CALiCOES at the lowest prices;
LLOW.CASE COTTON, forly.two inches wde'
at lie per yard, worth more by the package;
sHEETINGS and SHlRTINGS of all Of the popu-
lar makes at the lowest prices;
IMPORTED CRETONES for Furniture Covering
&C., at zoe. per yard worth 35c';
A large assortment Of n NOTTINGHAMLACEC CUR
TAINS and LAM8REQUlNS;
CURTAIN MUSLINS at le, I24l, Is, l0;s, 20, 20,
and SOC. per ward;
5000 LADIES' LINEN COLLARS at 4c' each
worth 15c.;
1000 LADIES LINEN COLLARS at &c. ea.h
worth 10c.;
The largest and best-assorted stock Of COkSETS In
the city, We call particular attention to the ADJ
UNSTABLE NURSING, MADAMEAi0ODl' 's
ABDOMINAL, and WARMERS HEALTH
CORSETS;
sHOUL ULDER-BRACES and WAISTS for Misses;
| The cheapest UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS ever
offered;
WHITE and COLORED MOSQUITO-NET;
| Soc our great bargains I'm WHITE and COLORED
QUILTS;
| The largest assortment OF HAMBURG EDGINGS
| and INsERTINGS in the city-our prices are
always the lowest.
| Thousands OF other bargains. II will pay you 10
an 81 LEVY BROTHERS.
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CROQUEy.
,rHE wALL-sTREET DAILY NEWS

Durlng ihe past war THE wALL~Si khEi
DAFi.YNEWSba has correctly presteted the Rises and
d.oiip. Of most OF tAe zcise stocks dealt In NJ the
Nav Yors Stock Exchange. Its Subscribers and fol-
hwers have made fortunes Qua 81 Us advance points
4, A., recognized ~ the onks reliable snhosity In
noaneiaI matters published In warl street., Within
Two months II has eorIectly pxedieted he rise IA 81.
paul and Omaha, Hannibal and ~. Joseph prefer.
Ia nenver aoa Rio GraDde, Chieaso aud Rock
Island. and Chicago aud Northwestern; afo tne De
clue in The ENyated socks Ihe Price zee o. ,ne lonf
,,sr fhnt tirae IN consequence OF the Introduction
OF several new features, al large expense IL S %
psr s"nnm. as; six months 20; three months,
Al. 40. Single copies viii remain The ssine-z een's
| per copy. ... -. Ia, xcan, sunsavs anl
Ia .nd reaehss parts Of The country ~
nc ss,ns tune as other morning Journals 81 ~ 70
oat-of-town subscribers prepaid sugSnt,g9s' Nv
| ssa.Id he addressed 10 CHARLIE ID. hEhr. Ed'
i,ar wall Street Daily ystgs, 40 Exchange f,ses
New York. sample copies mailed free on apRiea
Msw a"~' a. pe-eod2w
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FREE NOVELTY PARADE,

comprising THE CONGRESS OF ALL NATIONS.
having representative from every land and cline,
supeiIly cOetuiIed IA pure native mode, magnIhcent
Court Dresses, Jewels Gold, Silver, and Steel Bur.
nlShsG ArDors; herSlds bearing banners high alofS
with unique and strange devices; Man-at-Arms.
Pages, Ladies, knights, Cavaliers, etc. The entire
tribe of Indians, mounted on pure Indian Ponies,
will also participate IN this all esrh's wonder-mov-
ing specaculr street pageant. The japanese Troupe
will form component part of this great Holiday
Festival, and may be seen seated In their Paper
Chariot. brought expressly from Jspan. The only
genuine Royal English Coach; The State Carriage
of Napoleon ILL.,; Cages, Dens. Animal LARS, Mu-
scum Repositories, Camel., Umbrella-Eared Eie-
plants, Gold Bound Geological Palace on wheels,
containing fierce, untamed Lions aud Hyenas, are
upon the highway seen, accompanied by their keep
ers-a dioramic and wonderful display OF represent-
atIye types OF the ANNA kingdom, actually
WORTH GOING 1000 MILES TO SEE.
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SUNDAY IN THE MOUSTAINs.-Thisa after.
noon at $3.50 O'Clock the Grass-Widower%
train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
will take away all the tired husbands whose
families are in the mountains, in order that
they may have Gay Of rest away from the
heat and dust OF the city. A special ticket
is sold on this train, good from Saturday
evening until Monday morning, and al.
ready large numbers Of persons have availed
themselves of this cheap method OF spend
ing day in the country. The train leaves
at $3.50, and returning reaches Richmond al
o'clock Monday morning.
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THE PYTHIAN ExCURsION.-NeXtM Monday
Richmond Division, No. 4, Uniformed
Rank, Knights OF Pythias, will run an eX-
cursion train to Petersburg. The train
leaves at 8 A. NJ, and returning, will leave
Petersburg at z. NJ. A band OF music
will accompany the party, and there will be
grand uniformed Pythian parade in Pc
tersburg. This is a most excellent oppor-
tunity OF spending pleasant day In the lit
tie Cockade City and viewing its many
point. OF interest. Prominent among these
IS old Bandford church and cemetery, OF
which the poet has so beautifully written
" Thou art crumbling TO the dust, oiG
pile" or "Thou art piling to The dnst, oio
crumb.v or words to that effect. Take In
this trip, as it promises to be one OF the
most attractive OF the season.
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WARRANTED not to cosiaiu single particle Of
mercury. or any IDjurfoss or mineral substance,
but 20 consist entirely of medical matter purely
regsfa5is. which IS The reason SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR u so sfectuql, ret so harmless
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ADANGERous AcCIDENr.-Yesterday
morning the buggy OF Mr.. Alexander
Walker, OF this city, was run into by an
engine on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad at the crossing at the
shops of that company. The horse was
killed and the buggy wrecked. The driver
a colored man, fortunately escaped without
serious injury.
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HByE ANALYZED THE wBIsKEY known un.
der the brand OF BSsiect," controlled By Messrs.
wALTsR ID. BLAIR q Co., Richmond, Va, and
find II wee from T,cssi-ou and other impurities,
and recommend its use for medicinal and snmily
purposes j. B. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
MesScal College OF yirgirtA
january l3. 1879.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

80 On all safes OF Rsas Estate mGds bstusn
tts st Of January and last Of June the tdzesfss
the present year haze 10 be paid 6y the purchase,
On al safes made bet11een the LIST Of Jaly and tna
Of the year the tdTes haze to be dfd by the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years axe
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
piiesto Richmond and yieiDity.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, thirteen horses
buggies. carriage, grOcers wagon, r0ckaway
three yOung cows with calves. &c.
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MANCIIEsTER AND VICINITY.

DeleqateS TO be Eiected.-The delegates TO
the Chesterfield Democratic Organizing
Convention will be appointed to-day. Man.
chester township is entitled to 8; Midlo-
THAN, 6; Dale, 8; Matoaca, 5; Ettrcks, q;
WInfree's-Store precinct, 3; Goodies, 2;
Eyler's, l.; Chester, 2; and Glover Hill 7
total, 43. The Convention meets at the
court house next Wednesday at II O'Clock.
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HEADACHE. DIZZINESS, sour eructations Of the
stomach. bad taste IN the mouth, bilious attacks,
palpitation OF the heart pain In the region or the
kidneys, dependency and fofebodings of evil, are
the ofsprings OF torpid Hyer. For these COM
plants DIR. TUFTS LTvES Pill has no equal. A
single dose Will convince any one.
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AcxNowLEDGMENTs.- The Dispatch re-
porters are under obligations for an invita-
ton TO private basket picnic to be given
by the East-End Pleasure Club at Mount
pleasant August 30th. The committee oil
arrangements consist OF Messrs. IL. Kobe,
D. Costello, |. Kerse, w. Cayedo, and
Charles KOlbe.
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SECOND DAY-rHrRSDAY.

SECOND DAY-rHURSDAY.
The steamer viii leave Norfolk at A. NJ, and
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND QUICKER THAN HAS EVER
BEEN DONE By ANY STEAMER.
FARE TO RICHMOND, 81; ROUND TRIP, $3.50
She will be open for inspection by the people Of
Richmond (rhe LADIES and BUSINESS MEN BEING
PARTICULARLY INYIrEDl from +. NJ. until
Z. VI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T COHEN BROTHERS,

The senior partner Of this firm 10 sGain 10 the
market, arranging their establishment for the fall
campaign.
They are determined that their assortment this
sc sson shall he even moro complete shan usual
Havl ne made arrangements with importers and
m anufac,urtrs direct, they are able to give their
patrons the beneai Of both American and European
prod uetions. These goods are to arrive daily. over
AZ ~ csses having just arrived, which they win be
able TO ofer on sale"
MONDAY. AversT BOTH,
consisting in part of
DRESS GOODS. CAsHMEREs. SILKS FLAN-
NELs, BLANKETS, &C.
Also, 10 cases best quality PRINTS, dark styles, at
5%c.;
. cases HEAVY ENGLISH CANTON FLANNEL
at 9.c.;
2 cases RN6LIsH CANTON FLANNEL at loc''
so pieces WOOL FLANNEL, good quality, at l 4e.
5 cases BLEACHED COTTON, equal 10 hhuro'
scoggin, at 7kc.;
10 pieces 4o-inch BLACK CASHMERE at 2sc;
ALL-wOOL CoLORED CAsHMEREs at 44c.;
Ga PEKIN sTRIPED, ALL.WoOL DE LEON
at 7Sc.
We invite the public generally - examine these
goods, as hey are GREAT BARGAINS.
We take this opportunity Of thanking our pa
,rors for their generous patronage, ana trus' we
shall merit a continuance of The same.
au 2s&29 COHEN BROTHERS.
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The JoHNsTON-WIsE DUELLTNG CASE TO
BE CALLED TO.DAY.-Tbe continued case
of DR.. George Ben. Johnston, charged WIN
about to engage In duel, against the laws
of the State OF Virginia, will be called IN
the Police Court this morning. Ihe only
new witness summoned Is Mr.. III. w. Hob
SON, a law partner OF Mr.. John 5. wise.
Mr.. Wise, who Is alleged to be the other
party in the case, had not been arrested last
| night
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RoBBERY.-Y Yesterday while the circus
parade was passing in front OF The
saloon of DIr. f. +. Tholl, No. 700
west Broad street, the proprietor went
to the front door to witness the pa
geant. While thus engaged thief stepped
into a side door, went behind the bar,
and rlfled the monev-drawer OF its con-
tents. The amount stolen was small. lie
fortunately overlooked pOcket-book con-
flaming q much larger amount.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, falling barometer, easterly
veering to warmer southerly winds, and
partly cloudy weather.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, 10 !;
A. NJ, 76 noon, 81; Z. M, SO; p.
H., so; midnight, go.
Mean temperature, 76f.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-28

NJ. ELLYsoN q co.. advertising agents, insert ad.
vertisements In all OF the newspapers OF the Uni,et
Saes a. publishers rates. Orders left at the DG.
pasch counting-room viii receive prempt sttcp
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Death of an aged Lady.-Mrs. Hannah
Hancock, very estimabe old lady OF Ches-
ierfield, died in King and Queen county
Thursday, at the advanced age OF eighty.
She was the wife OF the late Colonel Higga-
son Hancock, a soldier OF the war OF 1872,
and leading member Of the Legislature
from Chesterfield many years ago. She was
the mother OF DR.. Phil. Hancock and OF the
late DR.. Frank Hancock. The funeral took
place yesterday afternoon from Jerusalem
church, near Coalfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-28

DON'T LET TBE MOSQUITOES BITE You. My a
piece OF MosQcyro-NET at LEVY BRoTHREs.
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A NTICIPATED ARRIV 4 Ltfn !
OF THE NEW, SPLENDID, AND FAST
STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND.
NOVEL EXCURSION TRIPS AND UNPRECE.
DENTED SPEED.
TO NORFOLK AND BACK TO RICHMOND
THE SAME DAY.
SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED
GRAND EXCURSIONS OF THE STEANE1
CITY OF RICHMOND.
FIRST DAY-WEDNEsDAY.

The steamer CITY OF RICHMOND Is expected
to arrive at Norfolk from Philadelphia on the 2Sth
day of August and 10 remain there fornspeetlon that
day by the Norfolk people
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NrEns ATrENTIoN.-Th city authorities
are requested to look after the condition ol
the streets at the corner Of west Cary and
Randolph. There Is at this locality deep
ditch, dangerous alike 10 pedestrians and
equestrlaus. ~ ~ Ehiafl sigeg
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EMINENT DIR. w. G.. CAyyyAcU

MEMPHIS, TENN, WRITES:
For pedk digestion. consumption, general de-
bitity, and want of appetite, cheerfully recom-
mend Colden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF.
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HonsyoaD's AUD PHosrnArk
40 srpvousyEss, wAKEFuLsHss, ETC

n,. Rxupxs A. VANCE, Of Ssw YORK Institute
"a RsI,syue Hospital, Gays; The prepArs.ion on
Sricl i pl.ce the most relAacsn bsrsiords AVN
fnosphate.~
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SAVE MONEY by nxviag your printing done .ttbe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsK. Good work, siov
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Sunday. School Centennial. Sunday
school OF the Skinquarter Baptist church,
in Chesterfield county, will have centen-
NAL celebration next Sunday at the church.
There will be all.day services, and the Occa-
sion will be very Interesting. b. A. Han
cock, Esq, has been invited to deliver the
centennial address, and has accepted the ln-
yitation. The Skinquarter church is the
oldest one in this district, having been Or
ganized more than hundred years ago.
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MOSQUITO NET ,.Mosqurro.NErr

Two hundSed pieces WHITE ard CoLoRED Mos
QUITo-NET at LEVY BBo1HIRs'.
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uEBIG,S EXTRACT OF MEAT.

T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT 0R
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MzAT-
FLAvoRlNG STOCK. soR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES
IlRBIG CoMPASY's EXTRACT OF MRASn Ala
asueeess and booa, for which nations. shosld
feel grsteful"-ses s,AedeAl Press" Lancet
"Brl,ish Medical Jpuranl," &C.
CAUTION .-c.anuias only with the iiae sisasss
OF Baron Liellgs signature In blue lax aerssa
the label.
Consumpsion Ia England increased sasoad
In ten years.
LIEBIG CoMsASYs EXTRACT ois NsAf. To
be had OF alI s,exekeepers, Groeers, and Chem
ists. sol.sgen,s for the United States ssholesale
only), G. David & Co., as Mara Ls's' London
Englasd. ~h io-eoos
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% rse new perfumsry invented by ATKINSON. tke
Lo,',ion perfumeT, and favored by Ms. Langtry,
heHrs many supsoee 1t to possess beTaty-giving
powey,
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICs, txc.

GRAND EXCURSION
VI TO PETERsBURG.
RICHMOND DIVISION, No. ., 4,uNlFORM RANK,
kNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs,
WILL on
MONDAY MKT, AUGUST BOTH,
RUN A
GRAND EXCURSION TO PETERSBURG.
Train will leave the depot at a. NJ Returning,
leave Petersburg al s Y. NJ.
pleasant trip for those desiring to spend day
I'm the Ceckade City.
GRAND PYTHiAN PARADE, &e., &c.
BAND OF MUSIC TO enliyen the occasion.
Tickets Gentlemen, 81 ladies and children, soc.
Tickets 10 be had of members Of The Division and
at the depot. au Z7-3t
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BIRTH OLA BABY SEA LION.

Naturallss and scientists astounded at this extra
ordinary Gccouchemsat. Careful research fails 10
lind another instance of the kind chronlcled in the
archives Of aquatic history.
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mo preparations for our removal to the corner
above by the la of October are SIN being eoHtiu.
pcd, and our customers are
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THE NEW YORK AQUARIUM,

a miniature ocean Of wonders, containing tbe'GI-.
ANT DEVIL FISH, Hell Benders, Anscondas OF the
Deep, Banded Proteus, Walking Fish, Sea Devils,
Sea Robbers, Sea Ravens, Sea lions, Sea Leopards,
Sea Horses, Climbing Perch, etc. These new ae.
qulsitions, together with my
100000 STUD OF wONDROUs BRoNCHO
HORSES,
ROYAL JAPANESE CIRCUS,
FRYERS NEW PONY CIRCUS,
MELvlLLE's AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS,
WOODS FAMOUS MUSEUM,
COLvTNS MENAGERIE,
JAPANESE ART GALLERY,
10000 TROUPE OF TRAINED DOGS,
form the most complete array of superemInent at
fractions that are supreme beyond all parallel SUI
perior in every essential detail and Is the only sue.
cessful rival my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-28

POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Poice-Justice ID. &. Richard.
son:
Charles A. Baldwin, charged with allow
ing his cow TO run at large in the night
time, was fined 81.
winston Lewis (colored), charged with
selling in the market and on the street with
out a license. Discharged.
James Bailey (colored), charged with
climbing on the cas- OF the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany. Discharged.
Robert PattesOn (colored), charged with
assauting and beating Sarah Frayser with a
brick, was discharged.
J. B. Gentry and A. c. Hofner, CHARGED
with stealing a hand-cart valued at ST.
from j. &. Harris. Not guilty.
| II. w. Tyler and William Anderson,
charged with stealing a bag OF potatoes
valued at 81 so from G. l.. Burnett. Not
guilty.
Ben. Robinson (white) and Winston Lewis
(cooredl charged with being suspicious
characters and trespassiHg on the premises
| of II. l.. Brown, were discharged.
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DRY GOODS.
VNHE PRICE Is NO OBJECT
so WE CAN
CLOSE OUT ALI OUR STOCK,
AS WE ARE
DETERMINED To CLOSE BUSINESS.

We have large stock of DRY GOODS, NO,
TIONS. BOOTS AND SHOES. and large 10y OF
LADIES' READY-MADE SUITS. CLoTHlNG.
HATS, &C.. which must be closed out regardless oil
cost. ,,. -. 4,
Remember, NO HUMBUG; we mean business, ana
will sell AT ANY PRICE 10 close out our large Stock
All who are In need Of goods will do well TO call
| early at the BALTIMORE EAUCTlON-HQuSE, No.
l6 east Broad street, .. hoipE,
jy 2S-lm Agent LOT D Oo'uehoeIs'
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THIS POLAR MIDGET

at once the theme and unqualified delight Of all be-
nolders. The H.tle folks especially delighted With
this oceanic infant, no larger than kiltcn, aud tho
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THIRD DAY-FRIDAY.

The steamer will make the run from
RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND BACK THE
SAME DAY
AFEAT NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED
By any other steamer. This VIII be the
ONLY TRIP OF THIS KIND,
and will be a RARE CHANCE FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
FARE FOR THIS ROUND TRIP ONLY 81.
The steamer Will leave at A.Mr and is expected
10 return to Richmond about dark
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BntaRAHSa =! tS!sFATSa fS;HS tsirIsSsa&Suas u g ~
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4 STARTLING MARINE EVENT.

A STARTLING MARINE EVENT.
BIRTH OLA BABY SEA LION.
Naturallsts and scientists astOunded al this extra
ordinary accouchemsat. Careful research fails 10
hnd another instance Of the kind chronlced In the
archives Of aquatic history.
THIS POLAR MIDGET
at once the theme and unqualified delight of all be-
nolders. The H.tle folks especially delighted With
this oceanic infant, no larger than kitcn, aud tho
ONLY ONE EVER on EXHIBITION
on the earths surface. No OTHER SHOW HAS 1T.
No OTHER SHOW DARE ADVERTISE 1T.
AN AQUATIC CHILD
from old oceans fathomless depths that completely
oyershadows all other amphibIous and biological
infants, plunging them into the deepest obscury,
and b free 10 all who visit my
NEW UNITED MONSTER SHOWS,
where can also be seen the largest school Of Sea.
Iions, Sea Leopsrds, and Sea Elephants la The
known world.
TWO GRAND ENTERTAINMENTs DAILY.
AFTERNOON AT 2, EVENING At 8.
Doors open one hour sarisr.
PRICES OF ADMISSION As.UsUAL.
Excursion rates on all railroads.
Norfolk. August 30th; Petersburg, August 3lst, =
WELDON Septemb Der 1st; Henderson, september ga
Eor the accom- OfaiiOn OF thosGeesiring % avoid
the crowd about the ,cket.wagOn tickets will be on
.sIe WITHOUT EXTRA CHAROIs at L. II. JOHN
yrOS,s mnsic-store. 9l6 Main street.
an uI5-l02l,27&2e
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CIKCUS.

CIKClS.
THIS ANNOUNCES THE COMING
ALL EARTH's GREATEST SHOW.
RICHMOND, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
AUGUST 27TH AND 2srn.
ON LOT HEAD OF BROAD STREET,
THE w. c. COUP
NEW UNITED MONSTER SHOWS,
unlInsca In special exclusive features Of new and
novel subjects never tsfore seen. asd
THE ONLY SHOW ON EAR7M
.Fesentin= IN boundless array the productions Of
the amusement world I'm both ssmispberes. Mo-
'bsDs old-Dothln2 Of the past--sut everything
bright and sparkling In its enrapturtng attractonsp
aud presents the following added novelties:
THE GREAT INDIAN SHOW,
RICTHELLs's FLYING-MACHiNE,
HEIGHTS JUBILEE SINGERS,
y EIFTY.voICED GRAND CHORUS,
A PAIR OF CANINE METEORS,
THE $4,000 LEAPING GREYHoUSDs.