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STAUNTON.

FATAL ACCIDENT-PASTORN-
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
July II, 1882.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Charles Iiutche-
son. OF this city. who had been employed
by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad in the
capacity OF brakeman, met with fatal ac-
cidcn, at WayneSboro'. While in the act
OF coupling ears loaded with railroad iron
his head was caught between the project
ing rails and crushed in fearful manner.
He was brought to his home, in this city,
and died about / O'Clock yesterday. Mr.
HutchesOn was n brother OF George \.
Hutcheson, constable OF the city, and was
a married man.
The clergymen OF the city are taking
their summer holiday. Rev. j. +. Booker
preached Sunday at the First Presbyterian
church, in the absence OF the pastor Rev.
W. L. Baker. The pulpit OF the Rev. W.
Q. Hullihcn, OF Trinity Episcopal 'hurch,
was filed Sunday morning by Lay reader
G. VI. Murray. Mr.. IIullihen is on 4 visit
to friends in Wheeling, West Va. Rev. J.
T. Whitley, chaplain OF the University,
preached in the Methodist Episcopal
Church South OF this city, on Sunday, in
the absence OF the pastor, Rev. Il. Smith
son, who is at the Taylor Springs, in Rock
iugham county.
one day last week, Paul Plant, the little
son OF Benjamin Plant. Esq, OF Staunton,
was accidentally shot by parlor-gun in
the hands OF another small boy, Jake
Scherer. The wound was not dangerous
one, and young Plant is recovering rapidly.
NOX
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The Macon (Ga.) Telegraph Is indignant
because OF the Philadelphia PrcsS's refer
cnce to the gerrymandering Of South Caro-
lima by her Democratic Legislature, and
talks back as follows:
"Just think Of Radical paper engaged
In dcnouncing the Democratic arrangement
Of the districts IN South Carolina, or in any
other southern State, as "a gerrymander-
shameless and inexcusablc.' II is worse
than the thief's cry Of stop thief to
avoid suspicion, for the reason that the
gerrymandering process is essentially u
weapon Of Radical warfare. II Is a dis
tineiive characteristic Of Radical methods.
When that party gets into power in any
State It's first move is TO redistrict II, so as
10 crowd Democratic maiorities rs nearly
as may I've into few districts, thus giving
itself the advantage in all future contests"
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OANVILLE.

BONDS TO BE ISSUED-A C0LORED MAN TO BE
APPOINTED-MUCH BETTER--A FURLOUGU-
EMPLOYED As CLERK-NOTES FROM THE
TOBACCO MAIKET-COUNCIL MATTERS.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
July II, 1882.
Captain Bergman Green, counsel for
the DanyiIlc and New River railroad, has
returned from TaylorSyile with the papers
that warrant the application to the Dan
Vile authorities for the ISSUING OF the
bonds for 100000. Ii has already been
stated that DanyilIc voted for subScrip-
ton Of 100000 upon the condition that
Patrick county would vote for a subscrip-
ton of at least 100000, and that Patrick
county has voted Tor an unconditional SUBJ
scription OF $4,000 and a conditional
subscription Of $4,000.
The trustees OF the public schools an
nOuncc that il is their desire to appoint q
colored man to the chair Of principal OF
the public school for colored people.
Mr.. Il. l.. Hicllson, who had been great
sufferer from a spidcr-bitc, is reported as
very much better, and was at bis store veS-
terday evening.
Rev. George w. Dame, Of the Episcopal
church, has received permission from the
church authorities to take furlough for
two months, and the church viii employ
no supply during his absence.
Captain j. j. Nerser, who was at one
time an applicant for the collcctorship Of
internal revenue in this district, is now a
clerk in the office OF Captain Fernald, the
collector.
The report from the tobacco market saws
that receipts for the week (the last week.
were larger and the offerings of more de-
sirable quality. "Stlictly fine still con-
tinues scarce and in demand at stiff prices.
No change is noted in the figures on strict
~ fine and fancy bright wrappers. such
goods are selling az not over prices paid
for same during last season. All sweet
illerS, clear OF green, are very scarce and
sell from II to Ice. We do not look for
prices to advance much unless there is some
rejection in the trade"
The Council met in called session YES
terday evening, and elected to the police
force Ditrion Williams, an old officer. The
heads OF the committees were announced rs
follows: Finance, Captain A. Gerst: Gas
and Water. }. G. Guerront; Streets. Can
tain 4. y. Jordan; Fire, T.. j. Beckner:
Market and Hay-Scales, II. A. Arlington:
schools, II. A. Arlington; Cemeteries. 7. n.
Jordan; Poorhousc and Paupers. Henry
Swami (colOredl; Public Buildings, j. W.
Payne (coiored); Ordinances, j. b. Raul.
ston; Sewerage, a special committee, Cap
taiu a. oerst. ALPHA.
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Mr.. Massey's Manifesto.

Our readers now know what Mr.. MAS
sEY has 10 say for himself. They know
whether or not he speaks rs one who has
always been a Democrat in national poll
ties. His Language is plain "as plain
rs that OF TRUTHFUL james, No one can
mistake his meaning. The State Central
Committee can now act with full know
ledge Of Ill that is involved in the support
OF Mr.. MASSEY, or in the nomination OF a
straightout Democrat to run against him.
We turn him over TO them. They are the
chosen representatives of the people, and
upon them will rest the blame If mistake
is made. Let them ponder the matter WELL
and decide according to their best judg-
ment.
Accompanying Mr.. MAssEY's manifesto
was the following private note:
ASH LAWN, July 10, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Despatch:
Dear Sir,-I have, as YOU suggested in
your issue OF the Sth instant, "hurried I'D
my manifesto" Please let it appear in to-
morrow's issue. AS | have not time TO
triplicate, or duplicate il, send it to YOU
only. Please be 50 kind as to furnish a
proof OF II TO the Wig and State. Let the
note address TO all 90 TO the IFhig. Ii NAV
decline publishing, but wish TO give it
the opportunity Of doing so il it prefers.
Please send me six copies OF the paper
containing my address, and greatly oblige,
yours hastily, but truly,
JOHN +. MASSEY.
The suggestion in our issue of the sth
was contained in the following article,
which we reproduce in full:
MR. MASSEY CANDIDATE Massey
announces this morning, through the col
unns OF the Dispatch, that he is candi.
date Tor congressman at large, and pro-
misses that he will, in few DAYS, publish
card defining his position. This course
viii very much simplify the situation. We
trust that Mr. Massey will be able TO com.
ply with this promise before the meeting
OF the State Central Committee, which will |
take place on Wednesday next. IL he has
read the Dispatch he must know that there
are not few Democrats who are demand
Ing more light upon the subject OF his
views and intentions.
Whatever Mr. Massey writes will be
'asily understood. He viii not utter am.
,igiities. When he shall have "said his .
ay" the voters OF Virginia will be ready
md qualified 10 decide whether or not he
a suitable candidate 10 be supported by
DC anti-Administfation party. Hurry up {
our manifesto, Mr.. Massey. e
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Ex-Governor Holiday, Of Virginia. was
Dahqueted by personal and political adj.
mirers In Chicago few evenings AGO.
since retiring from the Executive chair Mr..
Holiday has visited Texas, Mexico, and
the Pacific coast, and is now on his way to
his home, at Winchester. Va.
-" Magnificent promises sometimes end
IN paltry performances" A magnificent
exception to this is found in Kidney-Wort.
which invariably performs even more cures
IMAM u promises. Here isa single instance:
F" Mother has recovered wrote am Illinois
girl TO her eastern relatives. "She took
bitters for a long time, but without any
good. SO when she heard OF the virtues
81 Kidney-Wort she got box and it has
completely cured her liver complaint
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Death OF Miser I'm tic Pittsburgh
POOrhOusc.

PITTSBURGH, July IA week or more
ago seedy. trayel-worn tramp appeared at
the Westmoreiand-county pOorhouse and
applied for lodgings. The steward, Mr..
Gay, took him In, but informed the mendl-
cant that he must first take bath. The man
demurrcd at first, and finally consented.
When he disrobed for the bath he laid aside
bag OF gold coin, and then unbuckled
several large leather belts filled with green
backs and German and American securi-
ties. He stayed all night, giving his
name as John Henry Rhemberg. In
the morning he was taken sick, and
the physicians summoned pronounced
his case typhoid fever. He grew ra-
pidiy worse, and Steward Gay insisted
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NJ SYCLE BROTHERS,
BIZ BROAD STREET.
TIE TINE HAS CONE AND THE SEASON
HAS NEARLY GONE.
GOODS MUST BE SOLD.

GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
You will find Monday morning at sYCLE
BROTHERS,
l case MOURNING LINEN LAWNS at 1910,
1 case SEASIDE .DEBEGE at loc., never sold
l case ALL-WOOL DEBEGE Al Zoe, good value
l case lS' WHITE LINEN LAWNS at lO.12H,
and I9c., good value for 20 23. and 35c.;
l more case CHECK MUSLIN ~ 64c.;
500 pieces LIHON DE DACCA from to SOC.
lot WIIiTE GOODS slightly damaged, such as
FRENCH ORGANIZES, MARSEILLES.
NAINSOOKs, and PIQUES at one third Of
Is pi piece 'BLACK and COLoRED BUNTING
which have teen scllinga 25 and 30c., now 7
100 picccs SEASIDE LACE BUNTING reduced
from l2s to SC. per yard;
Is cases LAWNS still left at >. q. :. and Zoe;
case LAWNS a yard wide which will be sold at
An Immense stock of NUNS YELLING at much
les, than regular value;
several cases CINGllAM which VIII be closed
40 pieces PLAIN and CIECNED LINEN which
has ieen selling at 25c.; now Ice;
general price Sl75 and 50
Thousands Of FANS from 10 10c.-almost given
case fRIsHLINEN at l7c. tecu selling at 35c.;
| case lEISli LINEN al soc. been ceiling at soc;
case IRIS Il LINEN at 40c, been selling at 6jc.,
$50 LINEN AP.RORES from ! 10 $50;
1000 FARASOLS 1t much less than cost,
An immense yarictyof WHITE SPREADS much
below regular value:
Just received. another lot Of FLANNEL suitable
for bathing suits,
We have stil left large variety Of LINEN IL
STEERS:
30 pieces FOCLARD SILK, 26 inches, at SOC.
reduced from 81:
60 pieces LYONS COLORED and BLACK
DRESS SILKS at much below regular value
100 pieces LYONS COLORED MERNElLLEUN
and RIiADAliES in al the new shade, al very
low pIiCcs
An immense stock of COLORED MORE and
SATIN STRIPES. and MORE FRANCAlS
reduced fully 30 per cent;
We carry fun line Of CENT fMEE'S FUR
NlSIiINGS. SlCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch Storc 1929 Main stree. jy 9-eOd
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Caroline county has spoken out against
State Convention. II Caroline, hard by
Richmond, where the Convention would
probably be held il one were called, is OPP
posed to the assembling OF such body, ii
may, we think. he taken for granted that
all the distant counties will consider the
calling OF Convention to meet during the
last week Of August or the first week in
September very unpromising proceeding.
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Caroline County Desires No COny0n.
lions.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, July 10, 1882.
At public meeting held to-day Dir. Ro.
G.. Holloway was called to the chair and
W. II. Chandler selected As secretary.
DR.. w. ID. Qucsenbery offered the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were,unanimous-
ly adopted
ReS0lred by the Conservative Party Of
Caroline County, /, That the party OF this
county endorse the course OF our repre-
sentative in Congress, the Hon. George ID.
Wise, and are prepared to give him our
cordial support for reelection, and that we
do not see the necessity for any conycn-
ton in this district, and invite similar ac-
ton on the part Of the other counties and
cities in this district.
>. That we are OF opinion that our State
Central Committee are fully competent to
deal with the political questions that now
interest our people, and that in our iudg-
mcnt it is not advisable to call State Con-
yenton of the Conservative party.
8. That copy Of these resolutions be
sent by the secretary to the Democratic
papers Of the district and the Fredericks-
burg NeloS. ROBERT q. HOLLOWAY,
Chairman.
" n HhOudIo1 Spcrotarv
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There be white men and white Demo-
Gratis in Alabama who curl their lips when
saving "BourbOn." Brief riders OF bub-
BILE and craven snatchers at straws tossed
them by a laughing enemy. A term fas-
tened upon Democracy by Republicans is
caught up by weak and restless Democrats.
who see in every passing epithct AN odious
significance and rightful application, and
hasten to say, g 1t fits not me- "a Bour-
bon is man who forgets nothing and
learns nothing" say the stalwart reyilers.
and straightway apply it to every Demo-
crat who stands by his party and his princi-
pies. The man or the newspaper that repud-
ates the fellowship OF Bourbons, as the term
has widened in its meaning, is accounted
by the Republicans as Of fellowship with
themselves and as giving them aid and COM
Tort. Upon the tongue OF every speaker
OF the Republican convention, white or
black, the "Bourbon Democracy was
rolled like honey-dew. Not the Demo-
cracy so much. For those Democrats who
had themselves denounced the Bourbons
they felt kinship and a tenderness. and
hoped yet to march in company. PRO
gress is the watchword, and Bourbonism
stands like fortress in its way. "Down
with Bourbonism," shout the old Garrett
baggers and scalawags OF 'Gs and ;73.
montgomery (AlQ.) Mail.
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Is your scalp full Of dry, husky scales
and little pimples DR.. Benson's Skin cure
will clense your scalp and remove all scales !.
and tenderness within six days. Try IT,
for il is the best head-dressing ever llscd.
One dollar per package, at all druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ey STILL GREATER DECLr

cases Of LAWNS, at all pricos:
3 cases IMITATION LISEN Lawns:
g cases BLEACHED COTToNs;
As pieces DRESS GOODS At I0c.-Goraer ,....
25c.:
MOIREs, SILKS. SATINS. >J'RAI~. at-u.
MERES, BUNTINGs, GISGHAN~. PEND.
CASsIMEREs, LINENS. DOMESTIC,
great decline in prices:
70 styles Of LACEs, from lc. 10 $50 r,rra.l.
LINEN DE DACCAs. VICTORIA ItUN.
PERSIAN MULLS, NAINSOOK. Dllrtp
and FIGURED SWISS, AMI an tsl. .r
WHITE GOODS.
PARAsOLSl PARASOLS.
$40 NEW PARAsOLs Just received. v'..l ~,
on consignment, and mus De- s,lI-tl, f..,
bargains ever offered.
MATTINGs. NATTING,.
200 NEW PIECES MATTISG u., r.,,i..,
from auction, from lie. ier ward q, i3c.fr
the best article.
LINEN ULSTERS! LINEN TL~TFP~t
633 LINEN ULsTERS. Just received frm OBJ.
manufacturer At very low price. No.l...
time 10 buy these good-.
FANS! FANS - large assortment.
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS az 80. g.. Co.. -U.
90c., and $l-ihe best good, Tor o.. r ..,
ever seen.
TO secure some Of these Bargain yll ..'...
early at ID. i +. MiII!iDpFtrr~.
4-su.w&sa 527 Broad 'r,t
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FANCY GOODS.

PALM LUNCIi-BASKETS ut Csc, Soc, and 81
FANCY LUNCH-BASKETs at 25c, 5Oc., andsI
MARkET-BASkETS with tops, oil sizes;
MARI without tops, all sizes;
sPLlNT-BASkETS with cover, from Toe. up;
SPLlNT-BASkETS. no cover. Ice;
Wl9E DiSli-CONERs lr0und) all sizes up 10 10
inches:
OVAL DISH-COvERs. all sizes up to 90 inches;
&c.:
Fine PoLIshED,sTEEL FouR-PolNT CnIsEL
ICE-PlCKs (the best in tse) al zoe;
All sizes JAPANNED TRAYS at bottom phi cs !;
WOOD SUGAR and SPICE-BOXES; WOOD
FLOUR-BUCKETS;
TIN BUCKETS ut the lowest prices:
MASON's JARS. one quart, two quarts;
Very large COVERED GLASS BOWLS Mt 50c.;
GLASS SETS at 36c.;
A new pattern AGED" GLASS PITCHER and
TUMBLERS 60 match livery handsomel;
Another lot OF those li-piecc iCE-CkEAM- or
BERRY SETS at sl.25;
Elegant AMBER or GREEN FRUlT-SETS re-
duced from 1915 TO s3--thoy are very choice !;
All the desirable shapes IN BAR GOODs-as Ju-
leps, Lemonades, Punches, Cobbers, Smashes,
Beer-Mugs, &C., % he found at bottom prices nj
STEVENS, 500 Broad street.
Our NEW CATALOGUE win be out In few
days, and will be mailed FREE " any enc sending
Us their address. The more names the better. jy9
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nEATlIS.

Died. ut the residence Of her brother, Slarshai,
Burton, Henrlco county, Va. July y, IeoZ, MISS
VIRGINIA +. BURTON, In the hity-iourth year
stannfon and washington papers please copy.
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sprCIAL NOTICES.
NM GREAT CLOSING SALE.

THE LEASE ON THE STORE WE NOW OC-
CUPY EXPIRES ON THE 31sT DAY OF
OCTOBER. AS OUR WHOLE
STOCK OF GOODS
MIST BE SOLD BEFORE THAT 1ihE'
WE BEGIN NOW TO OFFER
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. In Washington, u. G., July 3, 1882, by
the Rev. Douglass y. Forrest. u. D., Mr.; IRA j.
ANDERSON TO Miss LIZZIE NEWCOMB; both
of Manchester, Va.
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EOURQUREAN, PRICE.TEMPLEACU
f29 EAST BROAD sTRFEr.
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MO>Bl * Co.,
1908 EAST MAIN sTHEIr,

After June - We always begin fo pei ono .'.rt.
This season, owing 10 The cold ANA uu-a-o...fl D..
weather. many good, VIII io forced.
Du our hargaiu-rDuuttlr 10 DOW = t.u.t
MORSTED And SILK NOVELTIES. III. Afh
GOODS. BROCADED. OMBRF. aat Orb NIAI
FANClt>. u many case, 20 less than liIt l...
Those ia want ~ rich bIu inexpensive ciptl.- i..
springs or seaside wear viii iu wei fo ca.l.
We are determined io make oar E0g-t- U.t only
the resort OF tn Fashionable public. lut tn ,.i0'
all who want honest good, tt lowest PRICE f. r.-
trouiZc U.s. We do NOT advertise Lefitl... iiIrts
1T worse than dctiiiou, value. oLr c1ul.r l.. l
discriminating public allie iIg'.I. 10.
WHITE LINEN LAWNS. - tl tNc.:
WHITE LAW NJ ~ t. iOr.:
PERSIAN WN.MI-LT.~. PRINCES ItWN~,
CHECKED AID PLAIN NAlN-uuh-. SO Dur
usual popular prices:
We carry he ilrecst. most c,fI ctc. 1uI Dic ,'-t
line II WHITE GOODS o. Doe f.u.I u tr-
Wchaye WHITE QUILTS NJ 75c.tosIl:
IRISH LINENS. 2Sc.toSl:
Ouf stock u FIGURED LINEN ami COTTON
LAWNS b. unusually complete.
BLACK GOOD>.-of thi,, our .uc,.alty. ngr .t..k
T. unusually varied. Among our .t'l..t. .-
ALI-WOOL Nuns WILLING. 30c.:
ALL-MOOL 81 Nuns NEiIING.tO,.;
OF finer grade of same fthfir- We have q i.If- I.-
cent stock. ranging DO cost from 7jr.to Il. :
For 25c. we have BEst BUNTING ever -,.u lH
BLXCK SiIk-wARP HENRCTTA. TANI-r
SHOODAlL CASHMERE. AZURE GEENA-
SILKS.-BLACk and CoLoElB SILKS. ~A-
TINS. SATIN DE MEKN ElLLIl y. u.
RlIADAME>, StRAll SILKS and >AliN-,
ranging lncost from To-. to $3.50.
SPECIAL NALUF>.-Lo1h "a our >llh ST.
RAJ sl.25, usually -old ai sl.j
BLACK SILK AZ tl:2j and eLj' -h,-i fa.as-
ever exhibited ln th., market,
LINEN LAP-ROBhs, IL e. s5--u,,uliI a-.','-
mcnf:
COR>EIS. soc. 20 S2.5o-bc-t standard Fn.uch
and American manufacture.
ORDER-.-MC solicit order fi. m itf~U- @ "a
distance As our term, 90 -ucl AZ l- it. ', -- '
present in person. ONE PRICE 40 ALL.
CARDOIO, ALNOP, ND>Ei ~ co..
FOURQUREAN.PR PR r., Z NlLE & 90
IT, i-cod
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MEETINGS..

J.
HALL OF JEFFERSON LODGE. NO. 23,l
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS. !
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS E1M
OOF THIS LODGE will attend YyS y
regular convention THIS "wednesday III XII
EVENING, july IL, 1882, ut o'clock: MI
Installation Of officers and payment OF \SEay
,1es. j. II. LAMk!N, &
jy l2-1t* X. or u. ana ;.
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have not yet flushed closing ont Wy .t-s @
the Old stand. SO. ltlj MAIN STREET. .,.
am still clearing my entire -toci - great -I.l-
ice. Among other groat bargain 900 Offering
% dozen GENTLEMEN'@ CACZE JNDIE-
SHIRTS al poe. worth juc.;
10 pieces INDIA LAWN 20 p D.. worth 49,. &c.,.
LAWN reduced 10 Ice: 2lc. % &c.,. -te.
h. lsc.; SOC yard, LAWN 800 ! -. o.. s.. a
local Is pr cent. le-, than ll,. r.I ID,
bought;
- dozen LARGE LINEN TOWELS ~ lnc..
10 bales FINE BROWN ~HEErlND DO l.r-
cheap at e.:
LOCO LADIES PAEhSOT.S 20 BAR uoir t.'.,.
BLACK SILKS 1t SOC. worth Zoe; al 90. a.r.
s7c.; at Use. selling cycIywhar.at sl:..i %,
best. which j. really cheap 700 .l5U. u, ~.
selling out al 81;
HOSIERY, BUTTONS. LADIES laI GENTLE
MEMS GLOVES 40 amy price.
MEMS and BOYS CA>>iNfEE no your .Nu
price;
500 dozen handsome ,tyla IT CuIlAEtIII7
from Ice. mp 70 The hno,t-i. rau COST;
BLACK CASHMEEEs e. 80 ,l.ilic. o. oLv-. PIE
gardlc,s of cost.
And there are
BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY.
JOSEPH >TEti~E.
jy 2-eod l4I5 Main .tr,7i.
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AMJSEMENTS.
EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICs, &c.
ID ON 4 Il.
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
TOR THE
SEASON OF 1882.

RICHMOND AND DASVIILE RAILROAD.)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, July 10. 1882.
The increasing popularity Of this fayOritc sum-
mcr resort induces The arrangement 10 provide
extra cxcur,iOn-tran schedule rs herewith, in
addition 10 the very perfect regular tram service
already existing.
EXCURSION TRAINS
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS leave Richmond at $3.50 L. NJ,
and returning. leave Ron Air at 1910 L. W.
ON TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS leave Richmond
at D T.. VI. and 600 i. W.: and returning, leave
Bon Air at $40 i. ". and 1910 L. VI.
4 FINE BAND OF MUSIC accompanies each
excursion.
Eound-lrlp fare, 2j cents.
For charter OF special trains call on the under
signed \. POPE.
ivlI General Passenger Agent.
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DRY GOODS. &c.
I ooK UTfORTHERIGHr PLACE
CHEAP GOODS FOR SUMMER WrAE.
80 EPI STRiT D.,
3uJ BROAD STgLET.

lam continually making addition, tony .c...5
large stock as the season advance. 1Gd ! H..F
fully prepared to supply everything wait.
midsummer weather. Ny goods a.e .l
fresh. and viii De- sold al cheap aul reU4a. ... ..
Every one in want Of any article f DIZZY s.DI-
or NOTIONS T. invited 10 call and a, ,.u... ..I
that money can be- saved Boy buying 90 me.
JOSEPH >IRAt-f.
ar5 Broad .f.,..
MIS-. \. ROGERS. who has been with m. tr
number Of year. and who ha- recently I'..i ..
extended visit b rla'.yc- iu tln South. '.. r-
turned to the city. and invite. ucr rl..|. ..I
patrons TO call on her AT nay new -,ore. 81. s.,
BROAD STREET.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD, cleanse the stomach, aud
weeten the breath With HoP BITzEgs.
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PETERSBURG.

RACE AFTER A uORsE-TuIEF RESULTS II TIE
DETECTION OF ANOTHER R0BBEEY-0LD
BLAYDPORD CHURCH R00FED WITH SLATE
ANO OTHERWISE sTRENGTHENED-POLI1
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LYDIA f.. PINKHAArS LIVER-PILLS cure
Constipation, Blionsness, and Torpidity of the
Liver. 20 cents.
Sold by all druggists. jy 0-eod
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Republicans Claim the Anfi.BOur.


W. Z. Chandler, Secretary.
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FATAL MISUNDERSTANDING
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
July II, 1882.