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Northern and southern Towns

A city OF one hundred thousand inhabi-
tants is not simply twice as wealthy as city
OF fifty thousand inhabitants. II Is proba-
bly, four times as wealthy. We lay down a
general rule. But we must explain that
the rule does not hold good as between a
northern city Of fifty thousand inhabitants
and southern one Of hundred thousand
inhabitants, owing to the fact that the ne
groes constitute SO large proportion Of
the population Of southern cities.
A northern city like Syracuse, N. T.,
with Its population Of $4,000, all white, all
oil readers, and large proper
lion Of them advertisers, cannot fairly be
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.vvCrAr NOTICES.
,T MUST BE sOLDl

We have made further reductions IN pricr u Ar
syrwvER GOODS In order 10 close them ogt 4,
We do n Of believe In carrying goods over, but pr-
fer giving buyers the benefit Of cheap gotTs 10 u,
season.
Our assortment IA complete In NUNS VFlLiNC
and all light weight and styles Of WORsTFD
DRESS GOODS, 22 10 46 inches wido, iz,a
Embroidered MUsLINs, INDIA Linens
and all kinds Of WHITE GOODS;
SUMMER SILKS, MOIRES, sURAIIS RIA.
DANES. sATINs, SATIN DE Lyon. Bra
CADE SILKS, &c.-all shades;
SUMMER CAssIMEREs and FLANSEIS @,
less than costs
The best NAPKINS, TOWEL
and sHEETINGS;
l5c. GINGHAMS reduced 20 10c. per yard
Hundreds Of PARAsOLS, cheaper than os
manufacture;
Immense lot of ULsTERs, 75c. ap-perfcci-G..fs
styles;
I2Hc. LAWNS reduced to 81, s1 ~ O., G<si.
per yard;
GAUZE UNDERWEAR to be sod regar!.,r y
value;
Our UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS are wrrnn.
bestquaIity;
A full line Of BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
GRAPE, and MOURNING MATERIAL;
81 SILK BROCADED GRENADINE a. IT,
75c. quality for 5Oc.;
The largest and neatest assortment Of LACE> D.
the yard or piece;
SWISS, NAINsOOK, and HAMBURG EMBRrlU-
ERTES;
COLLARETTES. FfCHUS
LINEN COLLARS, TIES,
FANS, SILK MITTS.
GLOVES, KIDS,
HOSIERY, CORSETS,
RIBBONS, BELTS.
GIRDLES, SATCHELS,
RUCIIlNG-. and
DESIRABLE Articles n general:
MATTINGS aud OlL-CLOTII--Bcstgo good. only
at and below cost.
Our force Is sufficient 10 ensure al cu-',r,-y o..
ing waited oI promptly. Call at
TnALIiIsER BkOIHiE~'
Sol Broad. corner filii 4-rS
~ 23-Su.Tu&Th
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compared with southern city having 81
900 inhabitants, half colorcd. Even Rich
mond has less than 10000 white inhabi-
tants according to the census. 1t Is, there
fore, manifestly unjust to compare her pub
Lie buildings, her factories, her industries,
her Journals, or anything else that In
creases in size, or merits, or value, as acity
increases in population, with those Of
northern towns Of seventy, sixty, or even
fifty thousand souls.
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plaved hardibood never excellcd when ne
sssails as Bourbons those who have sdy 70
Gated and sustained relief for soutner ,h -.
dustrics. remaining in coaitlon with H., those os
who have uniformly and persistent'y op-
posed 1t. r,u,. .rd ~ al, the
,ohacco-growin States" will take noticc,
and act accordingly. ,r,,.
Respectfully, II. ID "ish'
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ltlJ MAIN STREET.

Not only 10 per cent. below c0r'.n0t ou.f . f..
cent. below cost. not only 80 per ceut. below t.i
but everything far enough below cp-,. g. ci.- ..t
the entire remainder Of my stock. SOFA, t....I ID
the removal of any good from my oh -iani. y.
I4I5 Main street. t. my new store. - 1913 Er.t
street since beginning my great
CLOSING-OII SALE AT lab MAIN ~IiilT
have sold al Immense quantity 90 gal-. irt
now make still greater reductions 90 trIn1fta
successful conclusion. Notce the fllllwia- .,..l.
and prices, which speak for u.cm .cl1..
100 dozen TOWEL = at 3 ~. worth I 10. 3- DIN
NJ Sc. worth be. small Dr. at loc. ""lt
5000 yards CALICO. In piece. Of iploy .rs,
5000 patterns Of CALICO. iuroec,of lou-.
All choice siyld3 best quality CALICO, n-l.r,i
BLACK CkSHMFRES al l2lc. worti D. .o.. .,-.-
ble-width Al DC. worth ioc.;
Fifty-cent CASHMERE now 3oc.-l4- '-'n fili
This week ~ zoe;
BLACk silks and BLACK AMI CnrpnED
SATINS ~ half their yalGc;
BLACK and COLORtD ALPACA, 81 ..-r'r'
Handsome styles Lawns. warranted ..,o,.~,
About 5000 yards LACEs. Of at wide .a
qualities, ~ 4 great sacrifice:
Is dozen handsome LACE COLLARS ~ D., d.,
%. -, soc. and mp g. u: ~
GLOVES. GDRNET~. LADIES ami CHI
DREN'> HOSE &C unhetri-ot price;
MEMS GATZE SHIRTS az zoe, and one ini
35c worth 10 least Doc;
An excellent heavy. yard-widc, enc BE"NA
>iIEbTI\G ~ o..
Ia looking for the great harsiu. am on r' A..
not be mislcd rs To- being at Sic rlght place.
carefully for my name and No.-lO~i IT
STRAt~R l4l5 Main -trcet-WhCie ever. $500.
In stock l. being offered ata -scrince. fll tar .r
BARGAINS FOR EVERY BODY.
4 ..H|N
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B N A r,
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1882.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILRoAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, july 10, 1882.
The increasing popularity of this ftyorite sum-
mcr resort induces the management 10 provide
extra excursiOn-train schedule as herewith, In
addition 10 the very perfect regular tram service
already existing.
EXCURSION TRAINS
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS leave Richmond at $50 L. NJ,
and returning, leave Bon Air at l0:l0 L. VI.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS leave Richmond
at L. VI. and $50 L. NJ: and returning, leave
Bon Air at 7:40 l.. VI. and 1910 l.. NJ.
FINE BAND OF MUSIC accompanies each
excursion
ROund-trip fare, 20 cents.
For charter OF special trains call on the under
signed. A. POPE,
jy1l General Passenger Agent.
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Observation-Disclosures
429 EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOZO. AL~OP, MO~Bl &b.,
1908 EAST MAIN >IEEfL

After June - We always lo-.u 20 ci'~' s.
Thi, season. owing 90 Oh, cold aad ua-.-- .,... =
weather. many goods wiz hrl,r,cn ..,
ON our har-1Iu-cruuftr- VIII UHW = fiIi
WOGSTFB AND SILK NONl lIil~. BLACK
GOODS BkOCADEp. oNEHE, and NHltN TAI
FANClE~ iu many c1-t- at less iitI itli f' I.
Those i want g. rich ht tnt Nlru-ltr OIL. .Ilx f1r
spring, or seaside wear Will dD wo.l 'o cIh
We are determined to make uur i.I-.- DOR Nniy
tlr resort OF d., t-AlDut| De- public. Iui n" 'ni''
All who want honest goods 10 lowest lrir,- i' il-
trouileu, Mcduupt advertise nr'itNu- il'
az worse than fictitious Illue,. or cAu1"t 10
WHITE Linen Lawns. ID to 6Oc..
WHITE LAW ". 10 o. inc.:
PERSIAN LAWN. La. IEiN>, - b. ~.
CHECKED AID PLAIN NAl\>n'h~. t.'
usual popular prices
line If WHITE GOODS u Doe QUAD .t ME-
Wchaye WHITE QUILTS at 75c. o. ia;
IRISH LINENS. 25c. o.
our stock of FIGURED LINEN aad ''Il'N
LAWNS + unu>Tly complete.
BLACK GOODS.-Of this. oar >lccil.t. -irN
il unusually varied. Among our -,r~'- -'
AII-WOOL Nuns YELLING. Doe
AII-NOOI. ST. Nuns YELLING. GDct
OF finer grade of same fabric We have % i... To-
cent stock, ranging in cost from loot
For 25c. we have BEST BU NTlNG ever -'.a it
this market.
BLACK SITk-wARP HENGUTTA. TNNl~E
sHoODAH, CA>ilMFRk. AZURE HEiH A-
DINE. ranging in coz trom tnc. G. ,2.'u.
SILKs.-BLACk and oploRED SILKS =.
TINS. SATIN DE MfENLlLLti y. D..
RIIADAMES. SlBNH ~lLh~ au4 SATIN
ranging ina cost from 75c. o. 500.
SPECIAL NALlE~.-Lpok 30 cur SIN 81
RAll AZ sl.25. usually sold ai sl.ju;
BLACK SILK al Sl.25 and -LjC-i,t '-itso
yereNhibited IN this market:
LINEN LAP-ROBEs, IL 60 fj-splcudid - T.
ment;
CORsETS, Doe. to s2.5O-ho,t stanitrI Fr-si
and Auerican Manufacture.
ORDER>.-Wc solicit orders from rer- n- DO s
distance oar terms 10 such arc 20. faNurn p, i
present I'm person. ONE PRICE TO AL.
CARDO/O, AlSOP. Mo>Bl < CO..
FOURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE a 60.
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COBB'S ISLAND. NAr..o,r,x
" THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT ~
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest of sati,osHt'u NM and .nlfS-
Ocean, channel, and shsfA ''N''e
shooting. 40 49,, y,.k $40 "a
month. .,.. .ts.uner Northampi'n
Route rom V'a .Se or Monday, "Wednesday, -
TSaS. The baltimore and washlaf;s,s smS eis,
make close connection VIZ '"> I, sPAp,
Address Pppgssss'
" l-2m
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II Dawson, Wise. and Massey will make
up shake-bag fight here we guarantee Il
good audience Lynch1urg Advance.
M Faded articles Of all kinds restored
TO their original beauty by Diamond Dyes.
Perfect and simple. Ten cents at all drug
gists'.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNT,
w VA. ARE NOW OPEN AND RkADl ,'
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive ptmpl A. 70.
be had Of Purcell, Ladd & CO.. Polk N'i,r 3
John Blair. druggists Richmond. or 90 t.t -
prietor. This 1, the most delightful warm ... f-
bath Temperature, 9S degree Ia Tie wul....
ap 3O-Sm JOHN L. III Ann,
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OLD POINT COMFORT, n
IIYGEIA IInTEI

IYGEIA HOTEL
situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe, $50,
the wear. Equal ~ any hotel in the h'l,t r.b-
surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, ,,a-.,...,,
mgand driving specially ATTRACTIVE. ~ IS i,rfaa
4 reoOrt for southern people. itflhs ,+.'ntr,.
accom- slOdatiOns than any resort y" ''. .', t,uiy
Climate free nom malaria, aud LOT A.
WON derful In It's sOpOrihc effect Sth" AUS
Describing ussi'i''0 "JuNEKl,ON rHGBt
Proprietor.
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DEATHS.

Died OH Union I'M, I'm this city, at the residence
Of Mr.. Charles II. Hasker. on saturday, 29th In
slant, at 4. W.. JACOB HARE, In the eighty
sixth year Of his age.
The deceased was an old and well-known citizen
of This city. Durnga long and eventful life he
bore an uniemished character, and died. ~ he had
lived n good citizen and an humble Christian. lie
came to this city when only fourteen years Of age
and though occupying an humble position nc was was
with his strict integrity. In the hearts Of those
who knew him best he will he treasured most, and
his example Will lead many on in The right way
lie has gone TO his reward
Rest from thy lsbors, rest,
Soul of the just. set free:
Bcst be thy memory. and blest
Thy bright example be.
The funeral will take place from Trinity Meth-
odist church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON ~ 4
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend. ~ H.
Died, at his daughters residence, near 0akylle
Warren county, y. c., after an illness of eight
hours, Rev. >. II. FINLEY, ID. d., in the sixty
eighth year Of his age
lie was Inferred at Oakyille.
For many years he WAS connected With the Ken
lucky, Virginia, and Baltimore Conferences. lie
leaves wife formerly Miss Mary Couling,o OF this
city, three sons, and daughter We
Died. on July 20. 1882 at her residence, .7l3
NJ, Miss JUDITH NJ BALLOW.
Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep.
Funeral will take place at the Grace,Street Bap--
tst church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at .
O'Clock. Friends of the family Invited to attend.
Montgomery (Ala.) papers please copy.
Died, at the residence of her father, in Henrico
county. at ! O'Clock \. VI. saturday july %.
1882. EMILY ID. SHEPPARD, second child Of
DIR. n. G. and the late +. Laura sheppard: aged
eighteen years seven mOnths'and three days.
Her funeral viii take place from II. Peters Ca
thedral THIS Sunday AFTERNOON al o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance are Invited to attend.
Died, at the residence of his brother, p. ".
Grant, 7l3 Fourth street. July 29th, at O'Clock
=. NJ. Mr.. W. H. GRANT, In the twenty-lfth year
Of his age.
Ills funeral will take place THIS Sunday EVE
MING at o'clock from the Fourth-Street Baptist
chapel. Friends and acquaintances Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend
Died. in Chesterfield county on the osth instant,
at O'Clock L. NJ. HUNTER V. infant son of Y.
and Marie Jones, of Richmond, Va.
Norfolk papers please copy.
Died, July 27. 1882. at IL O'Clock a. NJ, MAR
| TIA A. SALMON, wife of William salmon.
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TO TIE FAIR GROUNDS.
MONDAY July 31sT.
GRAND POLICE PICNIC OF THIRD POLICE
DISTRICT,

READ THE ATTRACTIONS:
MUSIC. finest III the city;
DANCING, day and night;
GLASS-BALL SHOOTING,
PIGEON-SHO0TING,
BASEBALL. SACk-RACE.
CLIMBING THE GREASY POLE,
CATCHING SHE CREASED PIG,
CRACKER-EATING, BOYS FOOT-RACE,
WALKING RACE. half-mlle. opcn TO police
men only, and RUNNING RACE,
TROTTING RACE between some Of the most
noted horses in the city.
and other attractions will be offered for the occs
sion. -
will be awarded 20 the successful competitors.
The committee will spare no pains or expense
to give entire satisfaction. \ committee OF ladies'
will be in attendance to adj to the pleasure and
comfort of the quests. -
Gentlemen. 49, 3VC'
Ladies and children over twelve years OF age zoe.
DANCING DAY AND NIGHT.
Classical shooting at L \. NJ: Pigeon Match,
-: Cracker-Eating and SackRace at l o'clock; ;
Camden Puling. II O'Clock; Tournament at T.
NJ: Climbing the Greasy Pole Immediately after
the tournament and then racing 10 ioll4M rlSnt on
and TROTTING RACES-Running Horses: Bon
Parham. Tally-Ho, Nina, and sorrel gelding RI
dculOus. Trotting Horses Long Tom, Frank,
BOY, Stranger. Jericho and Dutchman.
a quartcr-mile dash between sorrel selding RI
diculOus and bay marc Grace Faulkner.
The most Interesting trOt Of the occasion VIII De
between speiler and Black Maria for purse OF
500.
Boys Running Race at half-past l.. NJ, and
Walking Match Between Policemen at u. VI.
THE PRIZES are all secured and labelled for the
successful competitors and will be awarded by I'M
partial judges.
There will be ample accommodation connecting
with the strcct-cars At Elba 10 convey visitors To
the FAIRGROUNDS. ~ 30-lt
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY. y A.
OPEN FOR VISITORS IL NJ ISL
CAPACITY, LOCO GUESS
CHARGES:

CHARGES. .rn
Per ay......:.,.....',.. ......'''''.... .1
Per month (of thirty daysl......,.... 10
Two months or more cach.......... ..l
Take branch railroad az Goshen, .-
Ohio railway. for springs ouiy @ sal.
utes' ride through 4 beautiful aud Ii,i. ...
ley to the 0redt fountain 7 hc0ft ff.
premises have undergone thorough ~,
repairs, placing the property a, - ID,
watering place In thi, country. \ no.. IT.
Invalid. Amusements OF every desc
those seeking recreation ant pleasure. .r
ing and fshing cordial Virginia "''' b,
be extended 10 all, and everything posi-.
make our guests comfortable, satisfied,
EUGENE G.. PIN i'N'
4 ON
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FANCY GOODS.

CTEVENS, PREVIOUS TO PUTTING
- IN FALL STOCK. WILL CLOSE CERTAIN
LINES. AND OFFERS THE FOLLOWING IN
1 iS-PIECE CHAMBER SETS, with Jar, reduced
1 1$-PiEcE CHAMBER SET, with Jar. reduced
1 16-PiECE Cn AMBER SET, with Jar, reduced
1 l5 5-T'I q French SET, with Jar, reduced
10-PiECE QUEEN ANNE SET c'Celeste'),
reduced from $3.50 to 81:
l 10-PIECk ROME SET. reduced from / 3 to 80
/ 10-PIECE GAME SET reduced from 50 to 81;
I9-PIECeE ETRCsCAN SET (Blackl' reduced
IO-PIECE DAISY SET, reduced from 1926 10
$3.50: l lO-PIECE ENGLISH SET dam
aged, reduced from $3.50 TO fa.75; l To-
PIECE ETRUSCAN SET (Blue), reduced from
1915 to 80; l l0-PIECE IVY SET, reduced
from 80 TO $3.50;
CONVERSATION JAR TIN SETS, reduced from
1928 to 50:
3 COMBINATION JAR TIN SETS BLACK, re-
duced from SO 10 S2.25;
l COMBINATION JAR TIN SET damaged, re-
duced from $3.50 to 1925;
3 6-tiALLON WATER-COOLERS, reduced from
$3.50 to $3.50;
90 MEXICAN HAMMOCKS, reduced from 81 10
Sl.j0:
25 CRETONNE FANS, reduced from : to 75c. ;
200 JAPANESE PARASOLS. reduced from 3 to
I0c.; $50 JAPANESE PARASOLS, reduced
from 20, %, 80 TO l5c.: a lot of EBONY and
SATIN FRAMES, reduced 10 one third their
value. Catalogues mailed free to any address,
jyl6 STEVENS, 505 Broad street.
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NtIII! IN UI INC dDOFt-hdHIVu ptIsVhs dIt sup
posed to be dead.
In obedience 10 a decree of the Circuit Court Of
the city of Richmond pronounced on the 18Th day
of June, 1852, In the suit Of Bruce and others
against the Roanoke Navigation Company and
others. | hereby notify all parties entitled 10 the
aforementioned stock To appear before me at my
Office No. 10 Skaters building. at the corner Of
Main and Tenth streets, IN the city of Richmond,
ON TUESDAY the 22d day of August, 1882, AZ 10
stock; and hereby warn said parties that unless
their ownership of said stock be proved before me
out OF the distribution Of the assets of said COM
pany. RIO. HOWARD,
jc 25-Susw Commissioners
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nj LEIGH-STREET BAPT IST
CHURCH corner Twenty-hfth and Leigh streets.
Rev. J. a. FRENCH will deliver the seml-annual
sermon before the Missionary Society Of the church
at S:15 O'Clock T.. NJ. All visitors cordially well
coined
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MEETINGS.
AT HANOVER
WI COIfETHOITSE.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY,}
ANNAPOLIS, July IA, 1889.
TN PURSUANCE OF A POWER IN
l. me vested by and under the charter of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal Company, hereby appoint
and call a GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS of the said company, TO be held in tie
land, ON THURSDAY. August II, 1882, ut IL
O'Clock A NJ, the said appointed day being In the
interval between the last meeting of said stock
holders and the next annual meeting thereof.
A. II. GORMAN, President
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
Teste:
BENJAMIN FAwCETT, Secretary.
jy l6-3tawtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES: --~.
"a AT sYCLE BROTHERS
wr MEAN TO SELL AND HAVE TO SELL

you can buy better bargains ~ THIS Sc~son ~ sa
900. ,nsr .pv other, Our stock has been purch"Seu
~ mucb below regular value. ana we VIII c'ooc ous
!. .r.,, many articles at much less than cost. ou'
e.. ,~as crowded all last week, and we wiz con-
,,nne N close out until September Isl. our ssocA
"a the largest in the city, and our prices are always
the lowest. We offer
The balance Of our PACIFIC LAWN at Ioc., our
sc. LAWNS at &C., also few more Oh 'nose
LAWNS at 4c.;
I Case ECRU-LACE BUNTING N6N.;
40 pieces BLACK.AND WHITE LINEN On s,',.
suitable for mourning, at 10c., has been Selling
at Csc; .uvs
10 be closed out at IKE. ,,x,o
Several hundred dozen TOWELS and NAPKINS
very cheap; rn.p.sors
A large stock Of PLAIN and fANO' r"""'"'
10 be sold at much less than cost;
Thousands of CORSETs at every price-among''
them we have Madam Strong's and Dr. war
ner's Health Corset. Also, full line OF Gill
DREN's CORsETS, such as "Hellen's ba-
bies," &c. o,oc.nrs
7 ooO nieces of SILKS, SATiNS, and BROCADbS
at prices to suit. They must be sold.
, vorv large stock of DRESS GOODS still on
hand. amongst them some very choice at 10
and 124c.
In our LINEN DEPARTMENT you VIII ma
fulstock, ranging in price from 20 to soc.
Also. another lot of those REMNANTS at Az ana
soc. actual value 81 and sl.2o.
A few more pieces of LINEN shEETiN" 10 Oc
closed out. go.
,o n,eces WHITE LINEN LAWN from 10 to
25c. per yard.
T orUe stock Of CASSIMERES for mems and boys
wear. our Linen for mems and boys wear we
will close out at and below cost.
Several eases of BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS much below their regular value
We still show a large stock Of PLAIN and FAN
CY MATTINGS, which We Will now close at
prime cost. nm,
Ladies, it will pay you to call on sYcI.E BRO
THEIRS before purchasing elsewhere.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
3l1 Broad street.
Brnnch Store: 1929 Main street. jy 3O-eod
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Krxx,xnsgz7EMz7xrlxEz1
Funeral Notice.

The funeral of Mrs. MARY ELLEN WITT,
widow OF the late Rev. Daniel Witt will take place
TO-DAY Sunday at 5 p. VI. from the First Bap-
list church. The friends Of the family and Of her
sons, Jack Temple and ;. Il. Witt, are invited to
attend.
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SWISS CONDENSED

~ MILK,
manufactured only at Veyey, Switzerland, we
guarantee 10 be the RICHEST and PUREsr In the
market, and free from adulteration of any kind.
II You wish the BEST be sure 10 ask for the
NEST brand, and take no other.
For sale byal grocers aud druggists.
THOMAS LEEMING & CO., Sole Agents,
sp2o-8m 10 College Place, New York city.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
THURSDAY, AUGIsT s, 1882.
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL.

Fine Band of Music. Boating Football, Gro
quet, Baseball, &c. ,.
REFRESHMENTS at city prices. - o,.o.
oneaEe and ohio depot at 8 A. NJ. sharp.
Tickets to he had from members oil lne ss enc
and at the train. oO-oL-
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INCLUSION TO
IL MOUNT PLEASANT
BY
ANAMQN TEIHE. No. so. |. o. II. NJ.

MONDAY,JULY 81. 1882.
GLAsS-BALL SIIOOTING-A gold badge given 10
the best shot.
Graceful LADY DANCER-A valuable gold
ring 10 the best dancer.
..TUN FoR TIE BOYS"-PIG RACE-A creased
mig will be turned loose the grounds; catch him
who can.
4 FINE STRING-BAND VIII be In attendance.
Boating. fishing, and dancing. Good order viii be
preserved. Refreshments at city prices.
FARE FOR ROUND-TRIP: Adults, DC; children
under ten years of age, 2Jc.
Tickets can be had of the following committee,
and at the train on the morning of the excursion
{. f.. Hin chairman. II. I. laircoth, j: ". Me-
Donald, j. r. Waldman, ". W. WhitlOck, X. W.
Cary. Henry Garnett, Charles IngcrsOl. j. +. Nler-
ryman. r. 4. Moore. f.. ID. Oliver. George Baughan,
VI. II. sales, George &. shaw. G.. X. Merryman.
Train leaves Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad depot
promptly at 3 o'clock A. NJ jy 23-Su,TuT h&Su
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COMMISSIONER's NOTICE.
COMMISSIONER HOwARD'S OFFICER
RICHMOND. June "a. 1882.
rVO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
L ROANOKE NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

The following shares Of the capital stock OF said
company stand on its books I'm the names of The
persons hereafter mcntiOued-ylZ
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DLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL DISIN-
FEOTANT AND PRoPHYLAcTIC.

Protect your families from contagious disease by
using II In sick-rooms 1t has pleasant SMELL and
probably The best germ destroyer and deodorizer
that Is used. II has been ell ployed with approbs-
ton At the SMALLPOX Hospital, at the Retreat
the Medical College, the Naval Dlspensary at
Washington, and in the practice Of some OF our
ablest physicians.
For sale by druggists. Price, soc. bottle.
j. BLAIR, Druggist
jy13 corner Broad aud Ninth Streets.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NINE PER CENT. COMPOUND IN
~ TEREST FOR MONEY,
WITH LIFE INSURANCE THROWN IN.

~ TEREST FOR MONEY,
WITH LIFE INSURANCE THROWN IN.
In August. 1861. the NOETIIWESTERNN MI
TUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Wis
consin, Issued ordinary life policy No. l.o36, for
$1,000, on the life of Mr.. ABRAM LEVY tof
Levy Brothers., Richmond, Va.
During the twenty-One years the policy has been
In force twelve of his dividends have been applied
10 purchase permanent additional insurance. The
remainder being used 10 reduce his premiums or
t. purchase temporary insurance for one year.
IN event Of death nor, Mr.. Leyys heirs will re-
ccive-
Amount of policy and additions. ,395 10
With two pOSt-iHOrteHl dividends (sIy). 80 90
Making a total of about..............sl,4 2j 20
His payments during the entire period
compounded AT per cent. amount u. sl.33S IS
Leaving an excess Of.................s 81 AZ
over all his premiums compounded az per cent.
besides insurance for twcnty-Ono years.
Mr.. Levy has since taken out three 81 additional
policies In the NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
For further information. address
JOHN Il. CARY. state Agent,
RichmondNn-
DIR. j. :. ID. CULLEN. Medical Examiner.
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