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NJ A CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS
DRY GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES.
JULIUS MEYER & son,

JULIUS MEYER & son,
being determined TO reduce their stock of SUMNER
GOODS, have marked down their entire STOCK, ana
offer many bargains not to be had elsewhere.
They are selling
GOOD WOOL BUNNTINGS in all colors al IZ'ac.
EXTRA QUALITY ALL-WOOL BUNTlNG' at
20c.;
ALL-WOOL LACE BUNTINGS at 4Oc. reduced
from 60c.;
Fntire stock of DRESS GOODS at prime cost;
BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES at greatly
reduced prices;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS veiy iow
SUMMER SILKS at cost;
BI,ACK BROCADE GRENADINE at cost;
REST PACIFIC LAWNS at 10c.;
WHITE LINEN LAWNS, INDIA LINENS ana
VICTORIA LAWNS at greatly-reduced prices
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS at cost;
DRESS. and ULSTER.LINENS at specially'low
prices;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE UNDER
WEAR at reduced prices;
LADIES' MOHAIR ULSTERS at 1920;
LINEN ULsTERS at $l.75 reduced from $3.50
at s2 reduced from $3.50;
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S FANCY HOsE
marked way down;
LACE-TOP GLOVES aud LACE MlTTS reduced
and lots of olhtr goods which have been marked
down TO exlremely-low figures.
JULIUS MEYER 4 son,
603 Br0sd stIeet.
Try the celebrated PEARL SHIRT. Price, 81.
ljy 23-eod]
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CANyASSERS APPOINTED By THE STATE
CONSERVATIVE Executive COMMITTEE
Sixth Congressional District-l1on. fhomas
Whitehead, Lynchburg; William \. An
derson, Rockbridee.
Seventh Senatorial District-J. ii. ii. tlg-
gatt, Botetourt; Houston Letcher, Rock
bridge.
Nineteenth Senatorial Districf-ColoneI
Charles Il. Christian, Amherst; DR.. n. Is.
Fitzpatrick, Nelson.
Twentieth Senatorial District Major l.
J. Kirkpatrick, Lynchburg; Robert H.
Ward, Campbell county.
County aud City Canyassers-Alleghany'
James Bowler; Amherst, Taylor Berry
Botetourt, F. r. Glasgow and Walter \
Johnston Campbell, william NJ. Murrill
Hanover, George A. Jones; Lynchburg
J. Singleton Diggs; Nelson, F. b. Brent
Rockbridge, David Moore; Staunton, D
w. Harris.
CAPTAIN p. w. Mckinney, one OF th'
| Conservative electors for the State at large
Will speak at Bedford court on August 23d
and Montgomery court on August 24tb.
CAPTAIN George ID. Wise, the nominee
the Democratic Conservative party for Con
gress from the Third congressional district
will speak at Louisa Courthouse on Nonda.
next, August 9th.
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ton won our personal regard, and we Ia
ment his loss with deep and sincere regret ;
therefore be it
Resolved, That In the death OF JohR A.
BcIvin the institutions We represent haye
lost firm, nm efficient and constant sup-
porter; that we. bis associates, mourn the
departure OF a friend whose kindly nat ore
and sterling qualities had attached us warm
ly 10 him, and this community has lost =
citizen whose career affords marked ex-
ample OF dIligpnt and honorable effort at-
tended by welLearned success, and Of a
life crowned with the admiration and es-
TEEN OF all who knew him.
ResoiUed, That a copy Of the foregoing he
sent to the family OF the deceased, and be
spread upon the minutes OF each OF the
institutions. john B. DAVIS, Chairman.
II. 5. Quaries,
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Tribute - the Memory Of JofAS a.
Belyne>

A joipr meeting OF the Boards OK Eif,c'
tors OF the Planters National Bank ana 'he
Picbmoaa Banking and Insurance ton-
many Was held at tbs aiiice OF ths hiao'eIs
Natiosal Bank Tuesday morn'nS Angus'
r ISsa at % o'closk--Jobn b. DAVIS, ESQ,
l.; In tie chair. Messrs. W. r. Qulrles. cashier
Plaaters Nationsl Bank, and Mann o.
omarles. cashier Richmond S'nktas anu iu'
sunnce Company, were requss's" " 'o' "
The following preamble and RESOLUTIONS
were unansmously adopaeds
AS il 4, due to the memory OF our 'ss'
friend apa associate, John a. Beiy'h, wa, una
n trihnse 10 his usefulness ana h's noiui
should be preserved upon The s, reco'Ss ~ :; Z
/ tbe Two institutions, OF Which, ron inn sns,
bepinning, he was a jealous ana enis'vn s y,
director: his steadiast character anu ~ ~
nsriect probity, together with . ,onS eAps sd''
rleuce la business and thorolsn know,e"s neu
OF men. made him In every emeigenes 's'" soI
i vnln,ble counsellor, a safe ana rel'so'0 IN =
,easne: his charitable and generous ,snc ,e"
per M and bis cordial and conna'hs "spss
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PERsoYAI.-BRIEF ITENs.-Colonel Will
liam f. Cameron. OF Petersburg, elector al
large on the Malone ticket for President
and Vice. President, was in the city yester-
day.
Hon. William Writ Henry left this morn
ing for the White Sulphur Springs.
Some Richmond thieves visited the farm
OF Mr.. John W. Beycridge, in Henrico,
Sunday night, and after eating as many
watermeIons a. they wished destroyed the
remainder Of the patch.
The funeral OF Mr.. Isham A. King, one
OF The oldest residents OF llenricO county,
took place Sunday evening from the Leigh
street Baptist church. The deceased was
in his eighty.third year.
Colonel |. l.. Darlington has left the city
for the Hot Springs, and Mr.. Scott CARING
ton for the White sulphur.
Captain John T.. MCGOWAN, OF the West
ham Granite-W Works, has gone TO Baltimore
TO look after prospective large conlrac'
at that place.
The Walker Light Guard have donned
their new uniforms and shakOS, and on the
occasion OF their iull-dress parade were the
recipients OF deserved compliments.
The Garfield and Arthur clubs OF the city
and vicinity propose 10 have tOrchlighl
procession tomorrow night After the pa
rade mass.mcetIng will be held in front oi
! Frye's Hotel, on Broad street..
Governor Holiday has offered reward OF
S2j for the arrest Of John w. Davidson
charged with shooting and mortally wound
ing William j. Franklin near Gray's store
in Buckingham county.
The special excursion 20 Bon Air was
well attended yesterday evening, and th'
occasion was a very pleasant one.
Sheriff G.. +. Holt, OF Pittsylvania county
arrived in this city yesterday, having IL
charge a lunatic named Benjamin f. An
derson. who will be taken to the Williams
burg Asylum to-day.
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ORGAN RECITAL AT ST. PAUL'S.-A very
pleasing organ recital was given at 81.
PauI's church on Monday evening by Fro
fessor Koerner. OF Norfolk. at which there
was large assemblage Of st. PauPs con-
oregatiop and many representative musical
gentlemen OF other congregations.
Just before the performance began DR..
Mipnigerode stated that the organ was
greatly out OF order and tune. and the au'
dience, he trusted. in crticising Professor
Koerner's playing, would bear In mind TINS
fact and make due allowances.
MIR. Koerner's performance showed him
10 be young musician OF considerable
talent and good schooling. He is an honest,
easy oreanist, ard in his playing does not
resort to the many little tricks so common
where effect is sought. Among the pieces
OF his recital particularly pleasing, not 10
mention the heavier numbers, were flute
- concerto" by Rink and medley OF ms
own, containing fine selection OF wen
known pieces. The recital, it Is UNDERSTOOD
was given at the instance OF DR.. Minnlge'
rode, pastor OF the church, and was IN
tended as trial of Professor Koerners pro-
| fcency before the congregation, ana tne
result was so pleasing that If terms mutual
ly satisfactory can be agreed upon he VIII
be engaged Mr.. Koerner would be grea'
ACQUISITION to the musical profession OF ihe
city should he conclude to make Richmond
| his home.
Professor Denis, a baritone OF Norfolk
varied the programme by several cholc(
vocal selections.
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POLICE C0URr.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning bv Police Justice ID. Z. Richard
son:
Jeff. Mason and Floyd Mizell (both col
oredl, CHARGED with being disorderly IN the
street. Mizel was discharged and Mason
fined $3.50.
John Atkinson (colored). charged with
peddlipg fish on the street without IL
cense, was discharged.
Henry Brown, Walter johnson, ana
Richard johnson (all colored), charged win
feloniously entering in the daytime the
dwelliDg.house OF Miss n. X. Whiitle and
stealing sundry articles valued at Slo.
Brown was discharged. Richard johnson
was acquitted OF felony and required TO
give surety in the sum OF 500 Tor SIX
months. Walter johnson was discharged
on account Of his tender age.
John III. Knight (colored). charged with
unlawfulIy and felonIously assaultlng ana
woundipo Policeman Sweeney while III the
discharge OF his duty. Continued until To-
marrow. and the accused bailed Ia the sum
OF $500.
Jack George (colored), charged with ie-
lon,ously assauting and biting Charles
THOMPSON. Continued until to- day.
Arthur Ferguson (coloredI charged VIII,
| feloniouslv beating jos. L. Martin VIII
intent to kill, was sent on TO tue granu Jury
of the Hastings Court and allowed bail IL
the sum OF $500.
Robert Smith (colorcd), charged WED tre'
passing upon the premises OF ana aehsini
John Williams. Continued untii to-aay.
William and Paul Slith, charger WIN as
saulting and choking Edward Jones, wer
fined 50. so each and costs.
Fleming Randolph (coloredt charSeo VII
stealing one pair Of pants ot 'ne sa'le OF 2
from Peter Kpps, was required 10 give g
curity for bis good behavior Ia oeiaui'
was committed 10 lhi: ,.,.
John Camp, charged with assanlt,lig an
hes,inr Isaac Jackson, was fined 50.
Matte Brock (coloredh charged VII vi
,brastsn;nc TO beat Mary Orange, was dl
chsreed on payment OF costs. :, :,
lanes Paiteson (coloredl, charged WI
stealing n heifer, OF the value OF so, u
s nronerty OF Freeman Ellington, was iour
guilty and sentenced 10 receive tnlr'
} stripes. :, .,ouod, o,arood wi
; stealing n baby-carriage OF the value
, s,S 5o the property OF W. w. Deane, W
sea,eoced s.a en- ed to o receive Ave stripes.
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MARSHALL REsERyoIR.-Th keepers OF
the old and new reservoirs OF this city are
famous for their politeness and Hospitality
70 strangers. On saturday hnmber Of
visitors from Norfolk were in the city, and
among other points Of interest, visited Mar,
shaIl Reservoir, HDder the care and control
Of Mr.. Lysander W. Rose, gsry worthy
oen,leman and excellent Official, who was
more than atteAsiye and kind TO bis visitors
All thi, speaks well for oas city officials,
and moi only mskcs a favorable iml'ressie'i
unon strangers, but gives Richmond !
! Kindly notice when they get home.
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aySYCLE BROTHERS
WILL CONTINUE
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS TO OFFER
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
AS THEIR
STOCK Is STILL VERY LARGE IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.


100 pieces of those CHEAP and HANDSOME
HANDsOME MADRAS GINGHAMS at 121c. per
20 pieces pieces TABLE-LINEN from BIG. to 81 per
100 dozen more Of those NAPKINS at half their
few pitces more Of those CRETONs for farni-
ture covering. very cheap; >,,,..
We have another large iot 1i 'h2,c ana h
l 900 pairs GkNTLEMEN'S HALF.HOsE, regu-
lsr made, at asiOnishinelv low prices;
4 few pieces OF LINEN SHEETING left which
will be closed out very low rather than carry
100 'de pieces 'CtoLORED rIQUEs at 6sc. per yard
real value 1Oc.:
10 pieces LINEN GINGHAM at l2Hc. per yard,
so dozen dos INC more OF those siLK-EMBROIDERED
CORSETS at soc. apiece:
so pieces OF FANCY MAIIlNGS on nand' "hich
viii he closed out regardless of cost ,,,,.
A fun line of LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW
o,o rm1aaRSFiILEs and HONEY. COMB QUILTS,
which will he closed out ct reduced prices
200 SHETLAND SHAWLS TO ELECT from;
A great many PARASOLS aud UMBRELLAS,
which will closed out at cost, as the season Is so
In HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERyIVGs we
have the largest assortment In the city, ana AT
A few more ore Of those cheap ULsTERs to be closed
out 100, ,,,,,,, e,,,yS ua
SATiNS. our stock Is still very large:
We guarantee TO save to our customers 70 per cent
in BLACK CASHMERES and MOI KNlNG
GOODS, as We are Offering special inducements
for the next thirty days;
| In PLAIN and FANCY DRESS GOODS we have a
very large assortment; o .
| IACFS LACES.-A full line of LAtES. such as
| Torchon Point de Russia. Mat v Naonci ennes
| Bretonne Languedoc, Antique, emmy ana
great many others.
SCARFS OF every description. -
| A beautiful line of y NECk-RUFFI,lNGS . -
fuII line of HOSIERY, GLOVES, RIBBONS &c
| Remember these bargains arc only offered for tht
NEXT thirty DAYS, as we wish TO make some improve
ments i'm our store after that me before The iali sea
| M co,nmencss SYCLE BROTHERS,
| a. 0S,od gil Broad street.
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DECENTRALIZATION EscAPE.--f eeterday
morning horse attached TO market-cart
took fright near the corner OF Broad and
seventh streets, and dashed of down sey-
enth street and into Grace. On the later
street the cart uprooted one OF the shade
trees. AT Ninth street the horse ran INTO
the ratings Of the Capitol Square, breaking
ont three or four rails. AT the corner OF
Ninth and Broad streets the fiery steed col
iided with a carriage containing two ladies'
The vehicle was badly injured. The horse
attached 10 the carriage ran of, but was
stopped by Messrs. L. l.. Lacy and George
w Lee. and the ladies extricated from theil
perilous position. The country cart anc
horse finally brought up about the Cbesa
peake depot. t..
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OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC are hereby
notified that We are In daily receipt of extra addi-
tions TO our large stock of Ladies' and Misses New
ports, Aimees, Queens, Careys. Camilles, Jose-
phines. Carniysh, and other Leading STYLES OF
Sandals and ippers also. fine lot Of Gentlemen :
Low Quarter shoes Having just purchased a large
quantity of these goods from New York aud Boston
commission houses at greatly reduced prices, owing
10 the atcntss Of the season, enabled to Offer
ducemenis II price. well fuil stock 10 select
from. HERMAN BoSCHES BROTHER
5O7, 500, and 5ll Broad street
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The CRY or LYNcBBURG To BE MADE
PARTY DEFENDANT TO THE SUIT OF SkiDDy,
BARLOW j. Co. vs.. The ATLANTIC, MIssTs-
sIPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD.--ln the United
States Circuit Court Yesterday judge
Hughes entered on order making the city
OF Lvncbburg, on motion OF Charles NJ.
Blackford, Esq, a partv defendant IN the
suit of Skiddy, Barlow & Co. Us. the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. The
motion was ordered 10 be docketed and set
for hearing on the 7th day OF October next.
In the petition which was filed IL Is set
forth that the city OF Lyncbburg is the
owner OF $411.000 Of the stock OF the At
lantic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
paDy and S4l, 700 Of The stock OF the Fir-
giDia and Tennessee Railroad Company, all
OF which cost the city It's face or par
value; that it has due it outstanding S47, 300
Of livestock OF the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company, upon which the city
has perpetualy guaranteeda per cent. diyi-
dend. amounting in all to 100000. The
petition gOes on to Tecite the conditions
upon which the said investments were made,
and OF the heavy burden 10 which the peO-
pie Of the city have been subjected there
from. 1t goes on to call attention TO the fact
that the net income OF the road for the cur
rent year Will probably reach the sum OF
5000, 900, while S75O,O00 will pay the annual
interest on all the bonded debt
The petition calls attention to the suit OF
SkidJy, Barlow x Co. to foreclose mort
gage made on its property. Income, &c, to
secure large amount due to certain bond
holders, and 1t Is to this suit that the peti-
tioners ask 10 be made party defendant.
The petitioners pray that the compliments
be required 10 answer this petition. that the
sale OF the road will be restrained and its
management kept in the bands OF those who,
under the direction OF the Court, have here
tofore so successfully managed it.
Accompanying the petition is letter
from Henry Fink, Esq., .,sreceiver OF the
road. giving concise statement OF the re-
ceipts and expenditures OF the road for
some years past, a0d the estimated net earn
ings for the current year.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm during The day. In the evening and
at night there was a heavy wind, rain, and
thunderstorm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, Is /;
A. NJ, SO : noon, SO; L. M. % L.
H., 81 midnight. II.
Mean temperature. 9S Sc.
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LACEsl LAcEs! LACEs

LEVY BROTHERS
have made large additions TO their stock Of LACEs.
See their large assortment Of
TORCHON, LASGUEDOC, CLUNY,
RUSSIAN, SMYRNA, AMERICAN,
SAXONY, GUIPURE, ANTIQUE,
BREToNNE, CASHMERE, YAK,
and other fashionable Laces. They also show the
largest stock of HAMBURG EDGINGs and INSERT
INGs, all OF which will be sold at the lowest prices
LEVY BROTHERS are now selling their stock OF
SUMNER DRESS GOODS at and below cost. Now Is
the time 10 buy.
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WEATHER REPORT.

die Atlantic States, cloudy weather, with
rain, northeast TO northwest winds, station
airy followed by rising temperature, rising
preceded by stationary or lower barometer.
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IHAvE ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY known un-
der the brand o. B-Seect." controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR Il CO.., Richmond, Va, and
nnd 1t free from Justi-Ob and other impurities,
ard recommend its use for medicinal aud family
purposes. j. B. MCCAw, VI. D.,
Late Professor ofthemistry.
Medical College OF Virginia.
Tnnmnru &. 1872.
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Picnic, FEAST, AND FAIR To-DAr;,-The
ladies OF Shady-Grove church VIII hold o
nic-nic, feast, and fair to-day, The proceeds
from which are 10 90 towards the building
Of a new church. Conveyanees VIII take
persons from Atlee's at 81 O'Clock TO the
church free OF charge.
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AN honest Quaker writes from floy, Ala :" Or
Tut: Respected Sir,-Ilaving taken thy pills find
they have done me good | am induced TO write
this card to know how they can be obtained. |
don't think I can do without them. They are a
great blessing TO the sick and thou will surely have
thy reward W. II. ELROD."
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ACTION SALEs TlAIS Dan.

/ ~ IA. au sexSs Of Rsat Rstuts made ,gNsA
rss ist OF Jd,sars and last y June the <sfissyot
kss present fe kevs TO 5s,iG sy ~ tns
I'm u,Gr No fares haze 10 b paid bs ia seltsr
fThis cus, on vas adopted about nfteef years axs
he ali IN, RAJ estate agents In RichmSaa, and ~
niiesto RI gsmeRd and yio.uityl
JNO. y. aAUGHTONA JR., 10 A.. w., househoiC
furnsniTe. sc.
RICHMsND BAZAAc, 10 A. NJ, sBs,-class horses
mules, &c.
PAINE 4 NoWLlNs 10 A. NJ, cl1aes, cassimsr'
&C,
JNO. Y. .LAUGH1e,N, JB., IL \, ", 4,30o sumss
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SUNDAY PFC NIc.-Paradise Lodge, No.
2a3. ]. o. b. B.. will have q picnic at Wind
sor Park next sunday. Boats VIII leave
the foot OF Eighth street at o'clock A. NJ. /.
| A band Of music will be in attendance, and
| there is every reason to believe .nat The day
will be pleasantly spent. .ts
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NJ. ELLYsOs n CO.. advertising agents, insert al
yertisements in all of the newspapers Of the Unies
stses at publishers rates. Orders left st the Dfs
patch countlng-ro0m will receiys prsmsI tttso
Ian
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A WITTY CUSTOMER

went ID drugstore and asked for s0zoDoNr. Inc
storekeeper said, We're out of that, but here b
something just as good The practical customer
said. No YOU don',," and walked out to Il neigh
boring store and got a bottle of SOZODoNT.
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January l3. 1872.

TIE TONIC, QUiNINE, Is peculiarly beneficial TO
the teeth and gums J x f.. ATKfNs0N's Quinine
Tooth Powder Is one of the best means of presery-
ing the teeth and purifying lie breath
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CELEBRATED DIR. WILLIAM II. STOKES,

BALTIMORE, WRITES:
cor idently recommend TO the medical proiese
sion Colden's Li,big's Liquid Extract OF Beef for
Consumption, Depression, Weakness, and lndiges'
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tn, preparations for our removal to the corner
above by Ire 1t OF October are sun 'e'"s '0"'"
ue,l aud our customers are
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
C---- WIN EHWINV----------
Aug. 3. Auy. 2, July "a, July /,
1878. 1879. 1850. 1880.
". G; W. G; ": C. W; C.;
sill I-born..... 2 2 3 2

Total dsaths...Iii IS 5 i6 is 2s II %
Stll-born...... 2 2 3
Mean Temperature for the week ending
July "a, - A.; mean temperature for the
week ending July 81. 1900.
Amount Of rainfall for the week ending
July q. | II inches; amount OF rainfall for
the week ending July 81, 0.22 inches.
Rate: Population OF city, 6i, i,G70-whiie,
37.07l; colored, 2G.G99. Rate OF mortality
OF whole population was "a jG per 1000
per annum; rate OF mortality OF white pop
ulation was 2S.75 per 1000 per annum
rate Of mortality of coored population was
~. 90 per 1000 per annum.
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8irllmond Dispatfls.
WEDNESDAY. Y.........AUGUsT 4, 1880.
81 YHE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
I, LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ciRCU.
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.

TEniered at the Post.Ofice at Richmond, Va, ss
second-class matter.I
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ryMUST BE SOLD AT AND BE-
LOW COST!
ID. & +. MITTELDORFER
527 BROAD STREET.

intending 20 make change in our business we
Offer our entire stock OF DRY GOODS, NOTIoNs'
Sc, &C., at and below cost. This is no humbug'
but positive facts. Give call aud be convinced
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BUNTlNGS! BUNTINGS!
Atwood BUNTINGs. the best goods, at 2Oc;
pI ,CK CAsHMERFS, BLACK TAMIsE, BLACK
ALPACA. BLACK SILKS;
DRESS GOODS at a great sacrifice.
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LAWNS! LAWNS.
.sLAWNS al half their value.