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NJ sYCLE BROTHERS,
al BROAD STREET.
TIE TIME HAS COME AND THE SEASON
HAS NEARLY GONE.
GOODS MUST BE SOLD.


you will ind Monday morning at sYCLE
BROTHERS.
l case MOURNING LINEN LAWNS at I2Hc.'
good y yass fSF IDofEEeE a, 1oc, never cold
ca ,or l HsLLW va bEBEsE at 9oc good value
/ ca ,Se 2WyHfiiiTE LINEN Lawns at Io,l2H,17,
and i9c, good value for 20, 20: and 3oc''
l more case CHECK MUSLIN a. &C.; a., On.
500 pieces LINoS De DAccA from 70 '0''
lot P WITH GOODS slightly damaged srsh 20 g,
FRENCH ORGANDlEs,, >, ans tbird OF
Is n pieces ,' BLACK and COLoRED BUNTING
which have been selling at 20 al" 'o''' "o"
100 ap pieS SoS SEASIDE LACE BUNTiSG reduced
f5S% 13 AfTN g; :R fEF S ef, 5, loci
/ case LAWNS yard wide' whicn Win NC sol" ~
An immense stock Of NUNS NEiLiN" az ihuch
several I ' eases GiNGHASIs, which viii be closed
0qt c at Z :, IN AND AND CHECKED LINEN which
HAND-EM BROIDERED FANS, l6Inches, at II,
general price up ana =; ~ ,I,oo. .,yc,,
! case IiRIsHLINEN at I7c.. been selling at 35c.;
/ case IRISH LINEN ut 3Or.. been selling AZ suc.;
case iRisIIIINEN at ace, been selling at Csc:
! $50 plcce1, MATING 10 be- closed out;
$50 LINEN LAP.ROBEs from : to sl.50;
| 1000 PAHASOLS AZ much Hess than cost.
An immense variety of WHITE SPREADS mech
below regular value; -
Just received. anothc. lot OF FLANNEL suitable
for bathing srits: - -
We have till left large variety Of LINEN u
| so pieces FOULARD SILK, 20 inches, at SOC,
reduced from 81:
| so pieces LYONS COLORED and BLACK
| DRESS SILKS 1T much below regular value
I 100 pieces LYONS tOLORrD MEiNtiLLEUA
and RHADAMES in all The mex shades at very
low prices
| An immense stock of COI.ORED MORE and
SATIN STRIPES. and MORE fRANCAlS
reduced fully 80 per cent; - -
We carry a fun line Of GENTLEMENS ttk-
| NISUING@. SlCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street. jy 9-eod
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pANvILLE.

,xorurp uovr nv THE CoTTON-FAcTOhI
wvx-. c.sr nv LOVE AND pIsTOI-A PLEA
FOR rypuIoENcE-TIIE ELECTIONS by TIE
corxcrI. AID OTHER COUNCIL MATTEhs-
DR.. HAWTHORNE.
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dlspa.on'
'0''''''''"' July 8, 1882.
Tho Monatock Manufacturing Company
hova onnIied 10 Judge Aiken for q Jury 10
assa.s iI,a damages that will result from the
aroct;on ~ dam across Dan river Just
ehovc tbe UTnion-Street bridge, ana tne
iury has replied that damages shoou oe
allowed two Of the landowners TOT go
each. that navigation will not DC inter-
fored with. because the river thereaDchts
il not nayigablc; and that the heaitn OF
neople will not In apywisc be Affected
This dam will be about eight feet above the
present water-level. A..
A case OF love and q pistol amongst me
colored people has ended singulary. On
the 2stb of March Belle Holland attempted
TO kill Sam. Wooding on the GROUND ''i's
he had deceived her under a promise OF
marriage. The woman was indicted ior
unlawful shooting, and the man for his Oh
fence. Yesterday the jury OF the Iitistings
Court found the man guilty, and nXed liz
punishment at two years in the peniteh.
tiary: but notice was given by counsc. ti'a'
appiication would be made for new trial.
After the adjournment OF court the ls'f'ie7
were married. H., a,or,
Yesterday a planter who lives ABOUT
seven miles from town paid down GU o,,
$40 bond for fertilizers, and DeSgeu .hc
merchant TO have some patience Wild hi'ii;
~ have been married fifteen years., said
he. "and have had fourteen children:
Eleven OF these are living, but none OF
fbem are strong enough for work; ana
never had a better crop in my life" OF
course the merchant granted MN lhdul-
gence.
II was not easy yesterday morning before
the Richmond mail closed TO learn all that
was done during the four hours session OF
the Council on the evening before. The
election of j. ID. Blackwell attorney FOR the
CORPORATION, Or. Irving city physician, &.
A. Ballou city engineer, and Z. II. BolS-
seau constable. has been generally ap-
proved. The chief OF police has been on
the police force a long period, and has been
a good officer. The colorcd man who was
made clerk OF the market and the two who
were made policemen have been very ac-
tive politicians. The one made sanitary
policeman has been under punishment here
! for Illicit trade in liquor. 1t escaped notice
that Duval Porter, Esq. once teacher, poet,
and editor, was made keeper OF the Green
Hill cemetery. The order that fees col
lected by policemen shall be paid into the
city treasury and not he taken as part OF
the pay OF the policemen is written down
as one that will simplify things.
DR.. Hawthorne spoke last night on :" BE
True to Thysclf." The audience was held
completely at his command. ALPHA.
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When the Ohio Legislature redistrieted
the State it was thought that the Repuhli-
CARS would be able to carry sixteen OF inc
twenty.one congressional districts.-Ne~
York Tribune.
Just so. And yet there are - Demo
Gratis IN Ohio to every 81 Republicans. The
Dcmocrats ought to have ten members to
eleven for the Republicans. But the IRE
0une's friends have ~ suppressed" the votes
of hundred. of thousands OF white Demo
Gratis in order to pack the House OF Repre-
sentatiycs and cradle The Republicans &c
unscat more white men from the south and
seat Republcans-eyen negroes. ms
the Tribune which complains OF the Demo
crats OF South Carolina for gcrrymander
ing their State!
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Last year we put up what we conSideled
the abest and most popular man we had
in the State. lie made Il canvass that was
never surpassed, il ever cqualled.
lie was left in the Iurch by about twelve
thousand votes. At this time we do not
see why any other Funder should not be
left as far behind, and we do not know any
one who is willing to enter the field. Then
are we to stand still and let Wise walk over
the track No, sir. While Massey's course
has not been such as we could endorse all
the way through, We have had to swallow
worse pills, and we believe in taking the
lesser OF two evils. Put Massey in the
field. He will have the support OF the Big
-Four ana the rest OF the Democratic Read
justers, and will ! c elected. The Wing seei
this, and has written column or two en-
deavoring to prove Massey is Republican
This is good sign for lis. 1t show
that the Wing knows Massey's strength
and fears it.
Another thing, we don't believe in thi
consenting business. II we are to rul
Massey, let's nominate him. vote fOr him
work for and elect him as our candidate. -
| PHtSWUdnid Tribune.
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A Special Word Concerning the VIZ
ginia Historical Society.

Our readers must have noticed the pro-
rress made OF late by the Virginia Histori-
cal Society. The Society is comfortably
lodged. has very largely increased It's mem
bersbip, and greatly added to its collections
OF valuable historical material. There has
lust been issued TO the members the paper
OF WILLIAM WRIT HENRY, Esq, in defence
OF Captain JOHN SMITH and PocAHoNTAs,
and the first volume Of the letters OF Gov
ernor spoyswooD. Both are In beautiful
form. and the latter most ably edited by
Mr.. Brock. the accomplished secretary OF
the Society.
we write now specially to say to our
readers, and we ask the press throughout
the State to give its good Offices in spread
inc the information, that Mr.. BROCK is now
busy at work preparing for publication the
Din,ciddie Papers. This volume, which
will probably reach SIX hundred pages,
will cover the administration Of Governor
DIxwIDpTE Q752 to 100, or the period oil
the French and Indian war;. II Will con-
tain number OF letters written by WASH
rNeToy in his twenty-third year and a
mass of other documents OF the great
est interest. Now, in order that Mr..
BROCK may be able TO do full justice to the
matter. he asks 10 have the beneht OF the
loan of any manuscript papers, covering
the period mentioned. that may be in The
possession of old families throughout the
Commonwealth; and he has no doubt that
many such papers are still in existence,
despite the ravages of the war.
This Society is doing noble work Tor
Ms and for our children, and should not
lack for anything to give it the greatest
efficiency. lis membership ought to num-
| Der thousands.
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a State Convention.

Judge Kelly, member OF the State
Democratic Committee, has been notified to
meet with that body in Richmond on the
18th instant. We presume the committee
at this meeting will decide whether state
Convention Shall be called, and since the
sentiment OF the people seems to be in
favor OF such Il course it would perhaps be
best for the party. We have no sympathy,
however, with that class OF people who
favor convention for organization only.
Ii a convention meets, let il nominate a
candidate for congressman ut large. W he
Their that candidate shall be Straightout
Democrat or Roadiuster Democrat i for
the convention to decide. We are in favor
OF Massey Clinch Valley Nelrs.
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NJ. COHEN BROTHERS Will SELL
ON MONDAY, JULY 10TH:

ON MONDAY, JULY 10TH:
Ribbons that have sold at soc for &C.;
RIBBONS that have been Goc. a yard for l5c.;
RIBBONS that have been II for Soc;
RIBBONS Of every descriptions;
SAsH-RIBBONS It sec. to s2-some at one haiI
their original cost;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 12Ec. that formerly
sold at 2Oc.;
WHITE LINEN DIES INDIA at 12'.c.-thc same
we have formerly sold ct zoe: so pieces ut
l7c.-the quality heretofore sold at S0c.; 800
pieces at 2lc.-cost upwards Of 374c. to inn
port;
) cases Of LAWNS, including cases Of extra
wide, az 4ec. "A yard;
l cascof CHECKED MUSLIN NJ 6iic.;
LACE we formerly sold vt 1Jc Will DC sold At DC.
yard;
LACE at 25c., formerly sold at soc;
LACE at 44c., formerly sold at 75c.;
LACE at Ace. formerly sold AT 81;
4 large additional supply of IRISH POINT ana
CARRICK MCCRON TRIMMINGS;
: case, of GINGHANS at SIC, formerly sold at
from IL 10 zoe. yard:
large stock of LACE COLLAREIIno a. one
half their former value:
! LAWN TENNIS IANDHERCllIEFS at Zoe.
formerly sold at 50c.;
LAWN-TENNiS HANDKERCHiEFS at 40 and
soc, formerly sold at - and 9Oc.;
25 dozen POLkA-DOT SCARFS ut l2c., for
merry sold at 3jc.;
25 dozen WHITE SCARFS ut 17c., formerly sold
at 35c.;
100 dozen PLATED POLKA-DOT COLLAR
ETTES at sc. each, sold all this season at
| 35c.;
81 dozen LADIES and GENTLEMEN GAUIE
KNIT VESTS al 25c.-the quality heretofore
sold at soc; .. ,,.
so dozen LADIES COLORFD Isle HOSE al
Csc. the value Of which is u p.ir:
80 dozen FULL REGCLAR-MADE CARDINAL
| HOSE at 25c.-gcucral price SOC. a pair
/ So dozen FULL REGUL AR-MADE BALBRl"'
| GAN ut 25c.-gcneral PRICE 4Oc.;
| Large stock Of HOSIERY Of every description
BOO dozen WHITE and COLORED Isle
THREAD GLOVES III 27c.-thcsc goods hay!
been selling at from 10 to 9Oc.; they are ii
inches in length: , .
We are also In receipt of an extensive stock OF
BLACK and COLORED SlLhS OF every de-
scrpiion at astonishing prices .
We open at $50 \. ". and close at /; VI
promptly. ly o-Sa'ou"N
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M FOR TIE HEATED TERN.


JULIUS ME1 Ef sun
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIP
LARGE STOCK OF
THIN WHITE GOODS,
IN WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTs-As FOLLOWS:
YARD-wIDE VICTORIA LAWN, extra fine, at
7tc.;
YARD-WIDE SHEER LINoN DE DACCA at
&C..
sUPERB FRENCH LINON DE DACCA at l2Hc'
worth 2Oc.;
EXTRA SHEER and FINh LlNON DE IRLANDt
at l6',c.;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 15c. worth 2Oc.;
80 pieces FRENCH NULL LAWN at 20c.;
40 pieces FINE LACE-STGlPE MUSLlNs at
S4c.:
sATlN-sTRIPED LINON DE IRLANDE at
12ec.'
IS pieces DOTTED and FIGURED CREAM ana
WHITE SWISS MUSLINS from IN to Doe:
FRENCH NAINsOOK. FRENCH CAMDRlCS
and ORGANDIES, ut low prices.
SWISS ENIBROIDERIES. SWISS EMBROlDE-
RIEs,-'Tho handsomcst line la town; 40 new
patterns Just opened. in various widths, At loo.
/ No 10 wide foGncings at sl.25.
/ LACES! LACES, LACES! LACE>. LACES!-
500 pieces in ORIENTAL. EDELWEIss.
! BRABANT. DUCHESS, MALTESE, RUS
| SIAN. MENCUOTE, CORALINE, CARDl-
NAL, SPANISH, SPANISH GVIPUhE, NEW
POLKA-DOT Spanish, at special low prices
FRENCH NAlNsOOK. Il yards WIDE at 7.r.
80 p, cc cs WIDE TORCHoN LACE at &c.;
/ 500 iozea SUPERB REAL LlSLF-TllEEAD
! GIONES-fuli. regular made, in white and col
orcd--lt 25c. per pair;
BLACK and COLORED LACE NllTIs;
! SARAH BIER NiIARDr SILK GLOVES;
! Entire stock DRESS GOODS at reduced price.
! Another lot Of the FRENCH LACE BCNIiNES
at lOc..
! ALL-WOOL NUNS VEILINGS, every shade, at
25c.; . o.. ~ IN.
I'm HOSIERY. 100 dozen LADIES sIIk-CLoCk-
/ Ed BALBRlGGAN at lac; 20 dozen = ~
EEGIrLAR BRILLIANT LiSLE-rllREAD
nj soc. worth s5c.: FULL REGULAR SOLID
COLORS at 2jc.:
! GENTLENIEN'S FURNISHINGS! ,
GENTLEMkN'S FURNISHINGS
The BOSS UNLAUNDRltD SlllHT-rciniorccd
/ bosom-at G0c.; the celebrated PEARi,-uesi
nade-at IL: best BLEACIlED JEANS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. scat-at5u superior
GAIZE INDERSiliRT at 2Jc.; FINE
WHITE LAWN TIES at lie. 4 dozen.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
Col and SOB Broad street.
DIR. WARMERS CELEBRATED CORSEIS-
| All STYLES and sizes. le ll-c"u
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I-arTrs.

Died. af tlc rcsldcuce o. ner MI e. MIMI
china street tNo. 6Z0,; at,.,s ~ Euscne j. and
FORREST. youngest d5nE rs, months and eight
MARY L. Walton; aged cign' '"'"
s"S'' Too GOOD. Zoo par on eartii 70 stay
50 g. to .o,., r,e,nf Tor Heaven
wahad r. rfvht 70 call her 0sfs-
She was brt lent. not gwen
T,,e funeral will he preached ~ = " W. =,
r.anret-strcet Methodist church, MoNh ,.,v,s.s ~
MING. Friends and aeqaainfanees "is
attend. r,
Died. Mt IL O'Clock A. ~ ye,,e, .n3 ,I",rieits
CULLEN, infant daughter OF d. ~ '''
Chalkley. - r-,,n her father 3 resi-
II O-DAY Sunday. ,o~ru
Died. at 4 +. NJ, July eth, ELhhN D.
wife OF the late Sampson JoHes: ,,or ros,denrr.
Tho funeral will take place irV,, isundsyg at
No II q north jrth street. IO-n,,A 80 iuritsd 10
|bP. NJ. The friends Of the iamiiy arc '"'''' ~
attend. ,,
MAD Juix 7. 1882, at Lo1IgSood, Aip ,,1 ~
canntv VS. MARGUERITE, INFANT ua"e"'ci We
Thomas l.. and Mary n. Niche. .o.,ao,co "a
The funeral will take place ron t,e ,h EayentI
iis Grandfather. James Neeson.oir ~ ny ", ~
street. al b O'Clock T.. d. TO-DAl ls"nu'!''
MOD JuIy sth. at G:15 T. NJ, Mrs. kLiZA A.
81, tJIAM. wife OF Robert Graham, IN inc iorS-
fourth year Of her age; Ga. .,uaror 10 ,nourn
The funeral will take place at second bapt,,s,'
church icolOredl MONDAY at O'Clock L; VI.
The friends OF The family are inYitcd 10 a''chu
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The State Is right. We are afraid OF a
large State Convention. There couldn't
well be larger one than we had last year
but IL didn't "organize victory" by a
"long sight," Nor are we oyer-anxious
for convention OF any sort. However, as
we said week or two ago, we don't. con-
slider ourselves iDfalliblc, and therefore It
may be that those In favor Of a convention,
and q large one at that, are right and we
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ATTENTION il CALLED TO
40 dozen Handsome LINED and rNLlNEDPAr-
ASoLs and UMBRELLAS below cost;
1000 LADIES LINEN, BATI~rE. AMI M"UAit
UISrERs from 7Jc.up
5000 yards Pretty LAWNS az >, q, and lo'-nn
fast co,or-;
125 rleccs WHITE LINON ID DAtCA. ~s'. o.
l62c.-cNtra wide;
$50 pieces AMS-Ch,ckcd. ,uip'I' l.ii'-
and Plaiu-sc. 10 1870:
Is piece. VIDE PEgCALEs-smar emf l'rr'
hgurcs-at 10 and &c;
100 p.cccs CORDED PIQCF and CHECKED
NTST.IN~ IT o.. 10. d.. and l6'c.;
40 pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED SWISS
MUsLINs at 25c~and very inc at3o ad atc.;
GOO pieces DRESS GOODS at Ia. To- d.. 80. -,
and 3Oc.-lu,i The RICH weight
\ full line Of Nuns YELLING and DLEE"L~.
/. yard, wide, ~ jOc.-all wool:
The neatcst SUMMER SILKS o., 65e.-io-airr
value II per yard;
our IL BLACK SILK can't he hDat-lih'Nl'r 'rr
Sl.2j aud l.jo quality,
>uthc now shade COLORlD SILKS aut Nolit-
To match a. 81:
BLACK and COLOHED ~tTlN>. ~IEAH~.
SATINDELYON~. and iiHADANE-. 15c. ur;
We have Tho bc.t stock If UMNEE CA>~lMLii
ia This city;
4 splendid assortment ofThBLE-TlNEN-. nap
KlN-. TOWEL~. aud LINEN slittilN'-;
REINFORCED UNLAU NDRlED SHIRTS GO
boys and meu-pcriect citing;
GAVE VESTS for children. iadiCs. and H.Iflc-
mon. 25c. mp;
In MOURNING DRESS GOODS, CRAFTS bi,'l-
CADED GRENADINES. aud EiNiIN'- $500
can please any one;
TO find the latest .ylc, + LAoE-. tNi',olbI
RlES. COILAEEIrE~. FAN~. NJ l~,
GLOVES. HOSE. tOE~tI~. fli.' ~,
BELTS. LINEN COLLAE>. and a.. a.l'i' 'i
THALIIMFR BkOIH r..
fifth aui Broad -il..'-.
T. : Remember. we keep only hi,i-' JOS -'i.r
and have everything W. adV"rli-D.
! Examine our MATTING and OlL-t LOT u ,ln'h.
iy 2--u.Tu&Th TIlALillNtE BROTH u.s.
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We speak from a knowledge OF facts
when we sly that IL will be au awful time
IN this county for Billy Malone this fall.
lie Won't be able to muster corporars
guard who will follow him into the sup
port OF stalwart Arthur's Republican Ad-
mlnistra'ion-or. in plain English. the
Republican party. Bedford Star.
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cases Of LAWNS. at all prices;
3 cases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS;
G cases BLEACUED COTTONs;
IS pieces DREss GOODS at lOe>-former price.
25c.:
NOIRES, SILKS. sATINs. sUE&Hs. CASH
MERES, BUNTtNGs, GINGHANs, PRINTS,
CAssIMERES, LINENS, DOMESrIcs-ali at
a great decline 10 prices;
20 styles of LACEs, from 1c. TO $50 ssr yard;
LINEN DE DACCAs, VICTORIA lawns,
PERSIAN MCLLS. NAINsOOK. EDITED
and FIGURED SWISS aud all llais ~
WHITE GOODS.
PARAsOLS: PARASOLs.
$40 NEW PARASOLs just received, whiea are
on consignment, and must be- sold-thc bot
bargains ever offered.
MATTINGS. MATTINGSi
26O NEW PIECES MATING juit received
from auction, from lie. PER ward % i3c.fr
the best article.
LINEN ULSTERSl LINEN ULSrtRSi
G33 LINEN ULsTERs. just received irom TIC
manufacturers. at very low prices. Now b. ~
time u buy these goods.
FANS FANS,-A large assortment.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS ~ so, 90. 20 SD.
9Oc.. and sl-the best goods for the money
ever seen.
To secure some Of these bargains you mus ra.i
early Mt ID. 4 r. MillEhDoi'f'" -
90 4-su.wssa 527 Broad -trrt
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are wrong. "This being the case, we
deem Il unnecessary to offer any further
argument - on the subject. Like the State,
we arc perfectly willing to accept as final
the decision three days hence OF the State
Central Committee.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

PUMPS, SLIPPERS, oXFORDs, 10 button and
tie;
VIEWPOINTS, LOW-CUT NEWPORT tncw);
GENTLEMEN's MOROCCO, KID, CALF, and
ENAMEI.-LEATHER LOW GOODS;
MISSES. BOYS, CIlILDREN's, ana INFANTS
Low SHOES;
A hne line SPRINGFIELD SHOES IN NEW
PORTS, BUTTON OXF0RDs, and STRAP
SLIPPERS;
OLD LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S LOW
FLAT-HEEI., BRoAD-DoTToM, and fLEx'
IBLE-SOLE SHOES;
TRUNKS, sATClIELs, YALlsES, RAILhoAD
BAGS, &c. j. A. GRi6G,
je4 Tenth and Main streets.
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Write TO Mrs. Lydia u. Pinkham, Lynn,
Mass, for names OF ladies cured Of female
weakness by taking her Vegetable Com
pound.
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A convention OF one delegate to every
500 voters would BE the thing. Pick the
delegates and secure their attendance.
so says Colonel Tom WHITEHEAD.
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The June No. Of The Virginia Medical
Monthly, DR.. l.. b. EDWARDS, editor, Is out.
It's full OF matter which we suppose TO be
valuable to the medical profession.
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CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH (south side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth streetsl.-Seryice at IL Ne ~
and Sis p. NJ, conducted by the PASTOR Rev. T.
prTERSON.
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1I,y- HAMMOCKS OF EVERY DE-
scR1PTION, PILLOWS, ROPES, and
at
,vc LEVY BROTHERS,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
APO EAST BROAD ,raEET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBl X CO.,
1905 EAST MAfN sIEELT

After June t we always loglu io clo-c or' .'o,k.
This season. owing 10 The cold Iud Ul.s.I -.fl i.
weather. many goods VIII te forced.
ON our blrgiiu-counicr, v'ii now D. ''ii
WORSIEO MD SILK NOVELTIES. ILAth
GOODS, BROCADED. OMbHl. arI OBI TAI
fANtlt~, iu many cast, 90 i,-, ifItI .l''i ''-
Those In want q rich but neN p,n,if ' '"''- '''
springs scssid, wear viii do v'. f' .f-'' ,
Nc are determined 90 make 0I. I '.' '.''f
The resort OF tic ftsliOu1ii, Iu.'f "t poo ,N'.'
ala who want honest good, 90 love-, p'i'', lr ll-
At worse than Gctiiiou, Yf'u..- "r c'nd"r and ID
Gi DIS pn5',,c, *, .5 .o Goc.;
pEHSIAS INWN. M Ills RlNCF>S LAWNS,
CHECKED aad iLAlN NAlNSOOhs' 40 our
We carry ne I l.rg ao>t complete, and co-pct
line Of WHITE GOODS 70 Doe fund ia Viz
wehaye WHITE QIuLTs at Use. 20 sl4;
IRISH LINENS. 25c. % ~.
our stock ~ tIGTRED LINEN and CpTNi\
LAWNS i, unusually complete.
BLACK GOODS.-Of this, Our specially oHr .,nsk
is unusually varied. Among our Attraction
AIi..WooL NUNS YELLING. soc:
ALL-W Dol 5-t Nuns NEli.1NO, 6Cc.;
OF liner grade Of same f.bics W. have . ull-ui F.
cent stock, ranging in cost from 73c.to 7l.'o
For 25c. we have Btsf BUNTING ever ~eh %"
this market;
SUOODAll, CASHMERE, AZURE 0NtNA-
DINE. ranging In cosi from ave. o sS.Ac.
/ SlLhs.-BLACk and COLoRtD siiNS' ~
/ TINS, SATIN DE MtRN flLLtl y. n'
RhADAMEs, SURAll SILKS and SAiiNN'
ranging In cost nom Use. O. 500. 49,. ..,
/ SPECIAL NALUES.-Look 40 our SiLA ~
RAH az 81 ,25, usually sold ~ elDui
( BLACK Sii.h n si;25 and slo1-oe'i '''''
ever exhibited I'm this market t.
tLiNtN LAP-RoBEs,s 81 10 ss-splcndld
ment, t.......l
CORsEIs, soc. 10 s2.5O-he,t STANFORD FN','
and American Manufacture. .t
0RpERS.-We solicit orders from lti',,' ID
distance. rs our terfis 10 such aiv - i',Y'''"
| present In person. ONE PRICE TO AL
IAROoLO, ALs0P, MOebl ~ "a.
| fQuRQUREAN, PRICE, fbNFhhN NV'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-09
DRY GOODS. &c.
TOOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.
CHEAP GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR.
JOSEPH STEA rs T.,
3p5 BROAD STREET.

800 BROAD STREET.
lam continually making additions om} i'.'Y
largo stock e., tho season advance. lnd 1000 u'"
fully prepared TO supply everything wanted i.r
midsummer weather. My goods are 20 moss hi
fresh.an will Doc sold a. cheap AN popular price,.
Every one ia want Of ANY articlcuf DRY GOODS
or NOTIONS is Invited to cali ANA Dee convinced
that money can Doe saved hy hu, ins ~ mc.
JOSEPH ~rGAl~i,
800 Broad -lr,''.
MRS. :. ROGERS, WHO has been with mr t.r A
number Of years. and Who hae recently hc'n o' 'f
extended visit "a relative, iu tac South. hl. r'-
turned % The city. aud invite, Dcr friend t
patron, % call on her ar my ness store. N.. 800
BROAD STREET.
have not yet finished clo-'u, ont my -lr
the old stand. 30. Iil5 MAIN e1RLLl
am stll cl airing my entire stock 80 2r
fec. Among other CREST bargain, am
% dozen GENrLENICN'> GAUZE t>lI.-
SHIRTS ar 3oc. worth 5oc.:
! IS pieces INDIA LAWN ~ .. .c. "urih l...- I...
/ LAWN reduced o. lOc.: poo. d. D." ...
! &, lsc.; 900 yards LAWN %, g.. 5.d. Sol.
local p per cent. les, than te.
bought;
/ - dozen LARGE LINEN TOWEL~at ID'.;
/ 10 bales FINE BROWN ~ilEEIlND .t '...
chnpats g.:
| 1000 LADIES PARASOLS 40 hait taeir Fi'.'.
BLACK SILKS 40 soc. worth 75r.' az O2r. "
SIC; III 7Jc. selling o,ery where at - Att '
bci'. which j. really cLctp at >l.jl. w ft
! selling out 20 81;
/ HOSIERY. BUTTONS. LADIES aud DiN lLi-
MEMS GLOVES "a amy prite;
MEMS aud BOYS CAS>AlERE 100 your o~H
price;
800 dozen handsome s,yle OF COLLAEtTII~
from Zoe. up to thc nn,.t-ie-- than cn.l;
BLACK CASIhIERES az q sacrifice Ia c.a... r.-
gardlcs, Of cost
And there are
! BARGAINS FOR EVERY BODY.
JOSEPH ~TRNt>f.
W 2-cod lilj Main street.