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NJ AT SYCLE BROTHERS

WE MEAN TO SELL AND HAVE TO SELL
You can buy better bargains at this season Of the
year than any other. Our stock has been purchased
al much below regular value. and we will close out
a great many articles at much les, than cost. our
store was crowded All last week, and VIC will con-
tinue to close out until September lst. Our stock
Is the largest In tile city and our prices are always
the lowest. We offer
The balance Of our PACIFIC LAWN ut lOc.' our
Sc. LAWNS 1T &C., also a few more Of those
LAWNS AT 4c.;
case ECRU-LACE BUNTING # 64c.;
40 pieces BLACNAND WHITE LINEN LAWN,
suitable for mourning, =, Toe, has been selling
at 2jc.;
The balance Of our FIGUEED LINEN LAWNS
t. bee closed out at l2.c.;
Several hundred dozen TOWELS and NAPKINS,
very cheap;
\ large stock Of PLAIN AVID FANCY PARASOLS
10 he sold at much less than cost;
Thousands Of CORsETS 10 every price-among.t
them we have Madam Strong's and Dr. War
ner's Health Corset. Also. full lire Of GILL
DREN'S CORSETS, such Is Hollen's Ba-
bics." &c.
1000 pieces Of SILKS. SATlNS. and BROCADES
At prices to suit. They must be sold.
4 very large stock of DRESS GOODS stu on
hand, amongst them some very choice at 10
and l2.c.
In our LINEN DEPARTMENT you will Ind a
fullstock, ranging IN price from 20 to soc.
Also. another lot Of those REMNANTS at 40 and
soc, actual value 81 and Bl.2j.
A few more pieces of LINEN sHEETlNG to be
closed out.
| so pieces WHITE LINEN LAW from 10 "a
CSC. per yard.
| Large stock Of CASSIMERES for mems and boys
wear. our Linen for mems and boys wear We
viii close out at and below cost.
Several cases of BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS much below their regular value.
! We still show large stock Of PLAIN and FAN
CY MATTINGS, which We Will now close at
prime cost.
Ladies. il will pay you 10 call on SICLE BRO
TItERS before purchasing elsewhere
SYCLE BROTHERS,
BIZ Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street. ~ 30-cod
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Straws show which way the wind is
blowing. Alta Coalition meeting in Alex.
andria county night before last it was de-
clared ineXpedient 10 appoint delegates to
the Malone Congressional Convention TO
be held in this city, and 4 resolution was
adopted requesting the Republican COM
mittee of this district to call Republican
Convention TO nominate Republican cam
didate for Congress. Some OF the white
men present were Federal ofiice-holders,
and they opposed the resolution: but
when negro speaker called attention to
the fact that 100000 negroes gave General
Malone the only effective strength he had.
and that though Alexandria county had
three or four hundred negro majority, only
two OF that majority held offices, and those
such as no white man would fill--spittoon-
cleaners in the departments at Washing
ton--their opposition was swept away and
the resolution was carried by a majority
Of two to one. This is a whole bale OF
straw.-AlerdadriQ Gazette.
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baltimore Ame' Sr.r,
The announcement was maae ~ IN
street, New S' York, THURSDAY Of consoIida-
ton between the Postal Teiegrapn co,n,
pany and the Bankers and Merchants :.
be known as the Banders' and Merchants,
Postal Telegraph Company. Ihe a nm ni ~,
ment was made by the officers Of the he Bank
ers' and Merchants Company: Inc pro
jected Bankers and Merehont-' lines T from
philadelphia. by way OF Baltimore, to Wash ,
ington. are to be built imnaedintsfy, accord,
Ing to this announcement and IL was st So GO.
that the contract had just been sshea ,oI
Che construction OF the Postal 1elegraPn
Company's line between VIEW fSfk anu
Chicago. The Postal Telegraph company
was projected by james X. Keene, Sut ne Is
not now believed to have any interests OF
consequence In it. 1t is chiefly owned III
Boston. Ex-Collector Beard OF that city,
gas some time ago elected president OF the
company, and it is stated that he VIII 0c-
eupy the same relation to the new company
formed by the consolidation OF the Postal
with the Bankers and Merchants Com
Dany.
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The State Fair.
ILynciburg News.l


The following has been received by the
secretary Of the Lynchburg Agricultural
and Mechanical Society:
RICHMOND. VA, August 3, 1882.
Dear Sir,-I would have replied to your
card sooner, but the day for the State Fair
October 25th) has only been definitely
fixed in the past TWO days.
Yours truly, &c, W. c. KNIGHT.
BY action OF the Executive Committee OF
the Lynchbug Society, the time OF our
Fair was fixed to be the week preceding
that at Richm0nd-therefor it will begin
on the 18th OF October. 1t has always been
the custom TO make the two fairs conform
with each other, 50 that visitors and eXhib-
TORS can 90 from one TO the other. We
have no doubt that both exhibitions will
be entirely successful this year, as the
signs are propitious and the people will be
in the proper spnit: Tor entering into the
occasion.
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IN NEMORIAM.

In Fluyanna County Court July term 1852
Whereas We. the members Of the bar and officers
of the court, and people Of the county. have this
day received formal announcement OF the sad
death, on the 18th instant, of Colonel THOMAS n.
TUTwILER, for many years tie Commonwealth
attorney for this court; and whereas we are desl-
rous of giving suitable expression 10 the feelings
OccasiOncd thereby; now therefore be IL
/, ResOiued, That while we may not question
the wisdom OF an Oyerruling Providence In sha-
ping the affairs Of men. we cannot but lament the
sudden death and 80 great loss Of prominent citi-
zen thus cut off In the prime Of life.
2. That I'm his death the county has lost prOmi-
ncnt citizen, useful and efficient officer, and his
fcll0w-citizens one 10 whom they committed their
highest trnst.
3. That we tender 10 the family Of the deceased our
deepest sympathy and sincere confidence in this
their sad and heavy bereavement, and commend
them to Him who IS too wise TO e.r, and too good
10 be unkind."
4. That q copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the records Of this court, copy forwarded
g. the Richmond, Charlottesville, ana Scottsvllle
papers, and a copy likewise sent 10 the family Of
the deceased and that As testimonial Of respect
10 the deceased, the court viii now adjourn.
cOpy-Tcste:
WILLIAM SCLATER. G. G.
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After all, the fundamental truth in poll.
ties and finance remains the same, and nc
rascalities OF corrupt and silly congress
men can avail 10 change it,
The interRat-reUenue system ought TO b,
entirely aboliShed.-Ne,o York Sun.
The Washington Post heads the above,
"The Right Doctrine at Last" And that
is Just what il is. Let the Democrats all
over the Union fight upon that line. Their
platform Of 1884 ought TO consist largely,
II not wholly. Of that plank. Surely to Sc
cure the abolition Of that horrible system
OF prosecutions, spies, informers, and in
famously high taxes, will be work enough
for one Administration.
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Massey and Wise 40 Meet in AppOmat.

On next Thursday, the 10th instant.
Hon. John L. Massey, the Independent
Democratic candidate FOR congressman at
large, will meet Captain John 5. Wise, his
Stalwart Republican opponent, in Joint
discussion at AppomattOX Courthouse.
This will be the first meeting OF these OPP
posing candidates, and an interesting de-
bate is anticipated, and lively time gene
rally. Captain Wise is a likely speaker,
and invariably enlists the sympathies Of the
"hurTah boys" Mr.. Massey is logical
debater, expresses himself 1luently and
forcibly, and directs his efforts mainly to
persuading men OF reason, who think on
the facts presented in discussion Of vital
issues. Luachburg NeWS.
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DEzEND0RF's PROSPECTS. 1t Is said that
Mr. Dezendorf has the sympathy and good
wishes OF large number. OF his fellow.
Republican members in Congress, and
that several OF them have promised to assist
him IN the canvass Of this district. ID is
now very apparent TO the most Indifferent
observer that Mr.. Dezendoyf, in tins part
OF the district, has the advantage OF the in
side track as against the Coalitionist, and
IL will only require some such substantial
support as above indicated TO enable him
to hold II until election day. Franklin
Southampton county Gazette.
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season.
Our assortment is complete IN NUNS YELLING
and all Hight weight and styles Of WORSTED
DRESS GOODS. p to As inches wide, 12ic.
mp;
EMBROIDERED MUSLINS, INDIA LINENS,
and all kinds of WHITE GOODS;
SUMMER SILKS, MOIREs, SURAHs, RIA
DANES. SATINS. SATIN DE LYON, BRO
CADE SILKS, &c.-all shades
SUMMER CASSIMERES and FLANNELS ror
less than cost;
The best TABLF-LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
and SIIEETINGS;
l5c. GINGIIAMS reduced to Toe. per yard;
Hundreds Of PARASOLS, cheaper than cOt Of
manufacture;
immense lot of LISTERS, 75c. up-periect-hltirg
styles:
12Ac. LAWNS reduced TO 81, g., to 81, ca ~ sc.
per yard;
GAUZE UNDERWEAR to be sold regardless q
value;
our UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS are warranted
best quality;
A full line Of BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTHS
GRAPE. and MOURNING MATERIAL;
81 SILK BROCADED GRENADINE at 75c-;
use. quality for jCc.;
The largest and neatest assortment of LACES by
the yard or piece;
SWISS, NAlNSOOK, and HAMBURG EMBROlD
ERIES:
COILARETTES, FICHUS,
LINEN COLLARS, TIES,
FANS. SILK MITTS,
GEONES. KIDS.
HOSIERY. CORSETS,
RIBBONS, BELTS,
GIRDLES, SATCIIELS,
RUCHlNGS, and
DESIH 4 III + ARTICLES I'm general:
MATTINt : and OIL-CLOTIIS-Best goods only
at and below cost.
Our force Is sufficient to ensure all customers be-
ing waited Oh promptly. Call ut -
TnALHlMER BROTHERS,,
sol Broad, corner Fifth strecs.
IS 23-Su.Tu&Th
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.Hypocrisy.

Whatever other reason any Republican
supporters Of the President OF the United
states can give TO justify his veto OF the
river and harbor bill, sense Of shame
ought to prevent any one Of them from
talking about the large expenditure OF
money authorized by that bill. A Repub-
Iican Congress which approprlates hun
dred millions OF dollars annually TO PEN
sions ought never to mention the word
economy" II has been said that 1t will
take more money TO carry out the arrears
of-penslons bill than the entire public debt
amounted to at the time Of the passage OF
that bill--say two thousand millions OF dol
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The Fulkersonians whipped out the Ma
honeiies at the County Court Of Washing
ton, securing a full FuIkerson delegation
to the Convention from that county. That
is rather hard on Speaker Fowler, and well
calculated to nip his congressional aspira-
ton in the bud. Reynard, it is said, will
outrun the Boss in all the western cOun-
ties VythevWe Enterprise.
The Richmond and Allegheny railroad
is hauling a large amount OF granite from
the quarrieS near Richmond to st. Louis.
where it will be used in paving the streets
OF that city. Long freight trains heavily
loaded with granite pass here daily
Buchanan Democrat.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
will he received at this Office until II O'Clock u.
TUESDAY, AUGUST :, 1852,
flr furnishing the following supplies
WOOD.
TWELVE HUNDRED Q.2OO) CORDS. morv
OF less, Of best quality seasoned PINE WOOD for
" Department Of Outdoor Poor" 10 De delivered
in the city free of cost 10 the city at such times
and IN such quantities and AT such places ~ Tie
superintendent may direct; the WOOD furnished
10 Dee subject to measurement whenever deemed
necessary by the superintendent the cost for
stacking and measuring the wood 10 be paid by the
contractor.
COAL.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY l2Ol TONS.
more or less, Of best quality RED ASH ANTIIRA-
CITE COAL (egg Size. and TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY TONS $500 Of ENGINE-COAL for
The Almshouso.
Bonds with approved security will De required
for the satisfactory completion Of the contracts
for Wood and Coal, and the names Of the sureties
must accompany each proposal.
PROVISIONS. FORAGE, &C,
for Almshouse for quarter ending November Ia
1852:
FRESH BEEF,
BACON,
FLOUR,
RICE,
COFFEE,
SUGAR.
VINEGAR.
SOAP,
SALT,
MOLAsSES,
HEREiNG>.
FORAGE:
hay,
STRAW,
OATS.
CORN,
BROWNSTUFF.
SHOES AND MEDICINES.
The Committee for the Relief Of the Poor ~
serve the right 70 reject any all bids offered and
Of awarding the contract for Wood and Coal In
whole or In part.
Further information and forms Of proposals can
De obtained at this office.
CHARLES i. BIGGER,
au Alt superintendent.
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Plenty of Corn.

IMeckIenburR DelnOcraII
Well. we can now clap our hands and re-
joice at the certainty that there will be no
lack OF the necessaries OF lie for at least
twelve months to come, and il our people
would be q little more prOvident there will
be enough made in this county this year to
last them three years. Never in all our
lives have we seen such crops OF corn, and
unless we have a frcshet in the Roanoke
The Weld will be enormous. Tobacco is
not looking 50 well there is too much rain
for that, and it is in danger OF being
drowned by an excess OF sap in the plants.
st this writing TUESDAY morning. the
rain is coming down as ii we were going to
have what is known as our annual "gust,"
which generally takes place in the latter
part Of this month.
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virginia Bellies at tne White Sulphur
Rail.

Extract from, White Sulphur leiter.I
To the galaxy OF beauty are also TO be
added the Virginia bellies, whose charms
in the drawing-room and BALLROOM have
never been gafusaid. The Misses Bruce,
OF Halifax county, wore magnificent toll
lettps from Worth's celebrated Partisan
establishment: Miss Cunningham, OF Rich
mond, was especially beautiful in light
blue surah silk; Miss Marian Branch was
unique and lovely in while six "Mother
Hubbard''; Miss Scott wore cream-colored
silk trimmed with blonde lace; Miss Chris
tian and Mis- Mary Jones were neatly and
tastefully dressed in white null and pink
trimmings, with proiusion OF natural
flowers; Miss Susie Stuart, with her usual
repose OF manner, looked particularly COM
plcte in pink silk trimmed with costly
iaces: Miss Goodwin. OF Norfolk, wore a
rich black silk, low neck, enyelopea in rich
lacps
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Nobody Hurt.

ILelIer OF II. II. Tn Index-Appeal.l
SO far as the examination OF Mayor Car.
rington into the question Of errors In the
books OF the City Auditor has gone, there
has been nothing found to criminate any
member or eX-mcmber OF the Council OF
city officer. Under exigent circumstances
the Relief Committee were authorized TO
Use funds by the Council-the amount
Of which was not shown by the books OF
the Auditor except In fetal. Special Coun-
Gil legislation accounts for more than the
deficiency by $500.
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FANCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
- T EV + y 5,
PREPARATORY TO PUTTING IN
FALL STOCK,
MAKES SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
SEE TIE PRICES:
% PER CENT. REDUCTION
ON ALL BEST AND MEDIUM GRADE
CASTORS;
49, PER CENT. REDUCTION
ON ALL BEST AND MEDIUM GRADE CAKE
BASKETS AND FRUIT-STANDS;
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES
will be sold at PRIME FACTORY COST, rs w do
not wish to carry them IN the fall season.
WE NEED THE ROOM.
THE balance Of our stock Of
MEXICAN-CRASS HAMMOCKs
will be sold at Sl.25.
These prices Will close them shortly F1rs COM
ing viii have best selection.
Catalogues mailed FREE FROM
au1 STEVENS sos Broad street.
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New Hook.

Hints and Remedies for the Treatment o.
Common AccidentS and Diseases ana
Rules Of Simple Hygiene. The Two P t
complete. Compiled by DAWSON W. TUB
NER. ID. c. L.. Late Head Master OF the
ROYAL Institution School, Liverpool, &c,
&e. Revised. corrected, and enlarged
Inv twelve Eminent Medical Men belong
ing TO different Hospitals in London,
&C.. &c. With numerous additions.
From the fourth English Edition. New
York: MCMILLAN & Co. 1882.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
Price, fifty cents.
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- every truth has two sides; look mt
both before committing yourself to either"
Kidney-Wort challenges the closest scrIi-
tiny OF its ingredients and its grand results.
1t has nothing to fear from truth. Doctors
may disagree as TO the lest methods and
remedies for the cure Of constipation and
disordcred liver and kidneys. But those
that have used Kidney-WOrt agree that it
is by far the best medicine known. Its ac-
ton is prompt, thorough, and lasting.
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J ,tt'f SPECIAL NVshN.
mr. THIS Is THE SEASON OF THE
YEAR WE ARE AWAY ANXIOUS
TO SELL.
Beyond This, we would say
THAT OUR STOCK NOW COMPRISES NEAR
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY PREVIOUS
SEASON THIS LATE
We are aware that
NOTHING But LOW PRICES
will cell them, and have therefore concluded 10
MARK GOODS BELOW THE PRICE
EVERY OTHER HOUSE.
We have estimated that the extensive troh for
the previous six months justlhcs
THIS SACKlfItE,
and concluded
TO GIVE OUR PATRONS 4 REAL BENEFIT
DURING THE DULL SEASON.
This sale applies to
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE HOUSE.
and those who call on
MONDAY, July 31sr,
and thereafter until further notice. Will itnh scUif
al entire new values.
COHEN BROTHERS
Foarth and Broad streets
We close at p. VI promptly.
~ 2J-sa.Su&W
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A Story on Mr.. Massey Comes TO Grief
WINCHESTER, VA, August ., lSe


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
notice in Yesterdays Wing, as taken
from the Petersburg IndeT-Appedt, the
statement that "twice has Mr.. Massey been
summoned before the grand jury OF Frede-
rick cOttnfv TO testify in the case, with q
view to begin criminal proceeding against
Mr.. Rely for lnalfeasance in Office, but the
.Ash Lawn statesman has not yet APP
reared. and there is doubtless rule against
him in the court" dc.
1t is due to Mr.. Massey TO state that the
above statement is not true. The facts are
that S. Brown Allen, the present Auditor,
who is the custodian OF all the books and
popers O; the Auditors Office, a. well rs
John +. Massey, was summoned to appear
before The grand jury at the July term OF
the Corporation Court OF the city Of W'n-
chester to testify in the Rely matter. ! I'M
| derstood that they were summoned nj the
instance OF the Attorney-General. who was
also TO have been present. Neither The
Acknowledgement nor Mr.. Allen was here,
but Mr.. Massey was and deemed 1t my
| duty as the Commonwealth attorney Tor
the city to send hlr. Massey before the
grand Jury, which | did. He was before
! them for some time. and their action is
shown by the enclosed certified order OF the
/ Court:
"And tic grand jury having been Intercepted
Nv the CoGrt before ihcir discharge as - whether
they had disposed of all meters before them re-
pIed through their foreman that the matter OF the
! commonwealth Of Virginia against james J..
! Rely was before the Jury; that the Hon. John h
Massey had appeared before them. and testified on
/ behalf of the Commonwealth fully and al length
| for some two hours, and the grand jmy having
maturoly considered the testimony did not con-
J slider the matter of sufficient importance 10 take
any cognzaucC Of Il whateNer.'
/ 4 trie COW from liz records of the Corporation
Court of Winchester, entered July 6, 1882
| j. L. CARSON, Clerk.
This was The first term OF the court aftcl
my qualification, and ] consulted with my
predecessor about the charge against Rely
and as to the probability OF the Attorney
General being present, who, ! understood,
desired to take charge Of and conduct the
| prosecution OF the case in person. l am
| informed that al q former term OF the court
both Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Massey were sum-
moned. and the Acknowledgement was eX-
pected, but none OF them came. for what
reason ! do not know. | was not at that
time Commonwealth attorney, and had no
connection with the matter.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. ALEXANDER,
| Commonwealth Attorney for the city OF
! Winchester.
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Observation-Disclosures
429 EAST BROAD ,IEEEE
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MO>Bl s. ~.
1908 EAST NAN ~rGiID

Afrr june 1T We always h -in ID" l-'. n't -' b.
Thi, -.t-ou. owing to thD cold aui ln.. ..-.l... N
weather, many good. VIII o., forced.
ON our hargain-Cpuut,r Nill tDH = t.l
WOR>TED AND SILK Nuh tllIi s.. III. if is
GOODS. BROCADtD. oMbRF, and 'l. y D W.
FANCltr. in many caste 80 l'-- 'NI. .f.I ''.-
Those "a want ~ rich but ineNnrl-.t .t- il
SPRINGS or -cA~td, wear VIII ll Nt|I f.. I.|.
We are determined e. MAS, our I.... ..t .Ilt
the resort of the Fashionable public. N.f r. ..fr,
all who want honc.l good, 40 lpN,-t rII... f' fa-
tronizeu.. We'd uut advertise f.fIf.... ... .fn,
al worse than hctitiou. value. Osr r....I .I.. t
discriminating public alitr fDrhl.tlL.
WHITE LINFN'LAMN~. 30 to 6u..:
4 y ia. 4
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learn that the Ooaitionists OF this city
and district viii nominate Readiuster Dc.
mocrat for Congress. - Richmond letter In
Petersburg appeal.
And II. 4. HUBBARD, Jr., is his name.
The General has oyerslaughed the Repub-
iicans again, but all must conccdc that he
has given to bis followers a good candi-
date.
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HORsFoRD's AcD PHOSPHATE RE-
FREsHiNG DRISK.-Dr. c. o. Files, Port.
land, Me-, says: "After perspiring freely,
when cold water has utterly failed TO sat
isfy my thirst, II has accomplished the pur.
pose with the most perfect success"
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Died, on the morning Of August 3, 1882. at Low
Moor, Va, ELLEN G.. daughter of George G. and
Mary j. Cox; aged four months.
The burial services will take place at Hollywood
THIS MORNING al : O'Clock.
Died, at Chester. Va. Friday night, At haf-pas
O'Clock, DAVID +. PORTER, In the thirty
fourth year of his age.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TDOwN THEY COT
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
THE BOTTOM REACHED AT Last.
JULIUS MEYER & son.

We are determined to close out or srMNrE
STOCK. In order to do this we are Offering >Pr-
GAL AND EXTRAORDINARY INDUcL-
MENTs in every line. Note the priest
5000 yards HANDSOME LAWNS ~ ao,--o,,
quality sold elsewhere at 6.e.i
4 1000 yards extra wide POLKA-DOT LAWN
al &c.:
BEST PACIFIC and COCIiECO lawns
all the newest styles-re'iucod o. IT,.
Entire stock Of REAL LINEN Lawns n.-
iuced to l4c.-original price iG.- ~
and 25c.;
Entire stock of FIGURED and DOTTED
SWISS MUsLIN> a. and below o,-i-
soc. quality reduced o. 3jc.. 49, ,.I.-
iy 10 SOC, 3jc. quality b 25c.. -5..
quality to 1899;
90 pieces WHITE PERSIAN LAWNater.-
the greatest bargain Of the -,a-on;
10 pieces CREAM PERSIAN NULL AZ Z.j-,.-
original price 35c.;
40 pieces EXTRA >HETE and FlNE WHITE
INDIA LAWN at lac;
20 pieces SUPERIOR BLACK ALL-WOOL
BUNTING 14c.-orisiutl price z0c.;
10 pieces LTPIN~ BLACk ALL-WODL
CAsIIMERE> 30 35c.;
40 pieces WIDE and HANDSOME SASH
RIBBONS az 2Jc.-ordnal price 75c..
40 dozen POLkA-DOT NULL TIES at IT,
original price lDc..
60 dozen POLkA-DOT SILK lIhNDhEB-
CHIEFS al BE:
40 dozen LADIES HEAVY FANCY STRIPE
HONE-four pairs frr 2je.:
O. dozen 3-ELA-TIC COLOlED IliHi 80
GLOVES at Toe.
LACFSl LACES.
Eutirc stock 1t reduced pricc-: special '.rrt'i- g.
TORCHON LACF~.
Our entire stock of LADIES UNDERWEAR no
aud below cost 30 close out.
JULIUS MEYER s. ~oN.
ty lG-eod Col and bu3 Broad -fr',f-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-06

HfT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
CORNER Main aud sixth streets REV. 4. Il. WOOD-
FIN, Of Alabama, will preach at IL A. NJ. SUNDAY.
No service at night. 2t