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A HlT.-Despite his very hard-money
notions, Mr.. Bayard would be most ac-
ceptable candidate to the South. But that is
not the question, for his alleged southern
sympathies during the war would weaken
him at the North. Indeed, we fear that,
seeing the effect Of Morton and Conkling's
broadside upon his "rebel record" should
he be nominated the World would advise
his withdrawal on the eve Of the election,
and practically aid in procuring his defeat
all of which it did when Governor Seymour
and Horace Greeley were candidates.
LunChburq Virginidn.
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LET Us SPEAK-We do not agree with
some OF our State exchanges who assert
that the less the people of the South have to
do with the nomination Of the Democratic
candidates at St. Louis the better for the
party and for us,
The people of the South, in our opinion,
are as much interested i'll the selection OF
acceptable and available candidates for the
presidency and vice-presidency as those OF
any other section OF the country, and the one
hundred and twenty-seyen electoral votes Of
the South constitute two-thirds OF the num-
Der necessary to elect our candidates. We
have been playing "mum" for the last eleven
wears, and we think we have endorsed the
policy Of silence long enough. We would
not be understood by this to be meant as
approving the rawlings Of Mr.. Toombs or
the indiscretions of Mr.. Hill. We simply
mean that the sensible leaders Of the South,
representing its sense and not its non
sense, should be allowed and expected to
express their views on all proper occasions.
We would select as our delegates to the
| Democratic Convention men OF the best
| intellect, the purest craftsmanship, and
| the soundest discretion, and we would say
to them, "Go We and speak for u.s." We
would have them meet their brethren OF
other sections of the country and confer to-
cether earnestly and with an eye single to
the welfare OF the party and the country.
We would have them go unhampered by
any pledge, instruction, or request. The
only obligation we would put upon them
should be the obligation Of fidelity to their
trust, and their responsibility to their con.
stituents for its faithful discharge. Norfolk
| Tirginidn.
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In a double-leaded leader the Charleston
NerS and Courier comes out for Tilden
and as goes that journal SO will gothe South
Carolina delegation. Yes, Mr.. Richmond
Dispatch; but not one electoral vote will
South Carolina give in your faYor.-FTed-
ericksburg Herald.
True; but neither will Ohio, Pennsylva-
mia, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, New Hampshire,
&C., &c. We would be perfectly willing to
let the Democratic States make the nominal
zion without assistance from the Republican
States
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MT THIRD LARGE SUP PLY OF
GOODS FOR THIS SEASON.
rogEN PP0THERS

have Just opened their third large supply Of goods
for this season. Their stock may now perhaps, be
looked upon the fnis CITY aas fu
equal those they have In disposing OF them-doing
as large business at less expense than any house In
All goods are marked what to be sold for, and every
advantage in the purchase Of goods Is given to their
customers. Among the thousands OF articles they
40 Il pieces Of the new REsILLE, MESH BLACK
GRESAPSSEEs f # 32s gsRsyay S9s at at
fully worth Csc; at 55c., the same generally sold
REs 81 sLE MESH GRENADINES (silk and wooll
at 75c and $l.25-25c. yard less than general
Their heir' general stock of DRESS GOODS is the
DRESS GOODS reduced from 35c. to zoe. in Plaids'
They make SILKS great sgeciaEy Thslr stock
SILK sffphi!fMS 6 5a fhf si HiEipAcA at s1c;
sLk lHa }gS q seS a. S Zoe
p ls ea of the best P1oUEs ever offered
FRENCH CHI PIQUEs at IS and 4oc-cost zoe. to i'm
LACE STRIPE at 1896, sold last season at 37c.;
Tho EcRU HAMBURGH NET at ESQ., formerly
TUCKED XXI d ITsLIN II yards wide, at e5c., for
$40 pieces sG WHifE and coLoRED TARLATANs
Also a. WI VSTCToRTA LAWNS, sWIssEs, and
FRENCH ORGANIZES at below any pricesver
10 pieces pieces 2yz-yard-wide sHEETING from 2oc'
lao dozen nj ladies' gentemens, and chldrens KNIT
200 pieces PACIFIC Lawns in the best styles
full picces) ut 1oc.; ,,,,, e.oo,,
of HAMBURGH TRIMMING they have just
Onened 400 pieces more. my 13
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9irI,n,olrd 1ispatrh.
WEDNEsDAY............MA1 "a 1876
what Should the South Do?

First. send her ablest and most expo
r;enced men to St. Louis. The fate OF the
Democratic party and Of the country depends
upon her. She must step to the front, and
take the lead.
Secondly, having taken the lead, she must
at st. Louis refuse to reSdopt the two-thirds
rule.
Thirdly, she must make platform accept
able to the northern Democratic States, and
nominate candidate who can carry New
York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
That is all. But may there not be doubt
as to the candidate? Not as to what sort OF
a candidate. There may be as to the par
ticular man, though we do not think there
is room for doubt even as to the man. Ihe
candidate must not be a southern man.
That is too plain for argument. A" Soon
federate" candidate for President would
insure united North. TO say that MIR.
BAYaRp voted for BRECKENRIDGE in 1860 is
to declare that he is not to be thought OF by
anybody who prefers success to defeat.
Who, then, should be the candidate!
Either TILpEN. or some other man who can
certainly get the votes OF New YORK, New
Jersey, and Connecticut.
The following article from the last issue
OF the New York World argues the ques-
ton in style that must command respect:
without abandoning the hope that Indiana In
which both parties equally infected win the rag
money heressy. may be rcyolutionzed In November
or in October it Is fact that whatever the re-
suit In the October States the Democracy OF tne
hold tntH
democratic as proved In their last cections-o wit,
the Southern States, the Pacific States, and the Me
troposan States New York Hsw rna
The electoral votes Of these three groups %
not only constitute majority OF all that VIII pe si,
but thcy cannot be affected adversely by any possible
result In these two October States Ohio and lndiana
The different and, think. sound position OF the
OF STATES lust named makes 1t impossible they should
be Injured by an adverse result in any states n2t III
eral policy Moreover Illinois and Wisconsin, which
gave opposition majorities In lS74 nImi! Dele'e
viii ipdorse a sound Democratic candidate upon
sound democratic platform in 1876: and the De
,nocracy Of the great State Of Pennsylvania Ter the
first time her history since the St ae
fair field unburdened by the lost prestige of the Oc.
tober election against the fearful odds OF tne wn9i
Republican prestige in october, 1872, by majority
of only 900, and then rolled tup to Republican
Whatever the result, therefore be Of the cleo
ton in the October States, wise nomination auu
sound platform at ST. w 1oe of sWhcS
1S5 are a majority, this victory. ro
The Metropolitan Ststes-now Dem@craiic oo
The Southern States Except South Caronal- 10,
now Democratic. :............ ~
The Pacific Statcs-now Democratic. IL
1913
Wisconsin,. ...................I0
PENNSYLVANIA. ...............-29 .o
..... 253
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TILDEN AND HENDRICKs.-We must now
make up our minds to give Ohio to the Re-
publicans; but Hendricks can carry In
diana, and Tilden and Hendricks ticket
would be invincible. Governor Hendricks
is young, and can afford to take the second
place-the sacrifice, il it be one, the party
have right to expect of him. Indeed, so
overshadowing is the strength OF Tllden,
as we write, that it would be wise Tor GOV.
ernor Hendricks to cease to oppose him, and
take unanimous nomination for Vice-Pre-
sident.- NeloS and Courier.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

IL
THE LEE MONUMENT MUSICAL ASSOCIA-
TON,
comnosed of about one hundred Of our best musi-
clans, at the request of the Board of Managers OF
the Lee Monument Association, Will give
A GRAND FESTIVAL OF MUSIC
at the above-named place on ,,,,,-,,,
TUESDAY EVENING" MAY 30TH, and THURS
DAY, JUNE 1ST,
for the benefit of the Lee Monument fund.
In addition to the choice solos, &C., to be rendered
by distinguished home and foreign talent there VIII
be sung during the two evenings eight of the best
chor1lses ever presented to citizens, by Handel
Rhighini, Meyerbeer, Verdi, and other celebrated
with full
The sale Of reserved seats will commence at
WAITS music-store on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, May Gath, at O'Clock.
General admittance tickets can be had of either OF
the following gentlemen composing the Board OF
Managers: Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, president; William
L. Tanner, vice. president; t. William Pembcrton
secretary: John Tyler. treasurer; DR.. ]. 3. McCaw
Y. w. Pfckre, P. II. Mayo, Colonel T. j. Evans, DR.
Jud B. Wood, Robert T: Brooke. A. NJ. Lyon, o. II
Charley, DR.. Joseph Woodward, j. II. Greanor
Stephen Putney, G. p. Rady. my 20-1w
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THE PRosPECT FOR ST.. LoUIs.-There
have been some rapid strides made during
the past week in the canvass by the friends
of Mr.. Tilden for the presidency. Nllchl-
can appears to be wheeling into line Tor
him. The Pacific States are clearly set IN
that direction. The Democratic press OF
Iowa, Minnesota, and Missouri largely favor
his nomination, as do many southern jour.
mails. In the mean time Senator Bayard, OF
Delaware, is stepping into prominence,
without SO far attracting any hostility from
any quarter Wqshinqton telegram-Ne'o
York World.
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trDRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.

DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
The largest, cheapest, and most complete stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, LAWNS, LINENS, CAssl-
MEREs, NOTIONS, &C.,
ever offered in the city, at prices to suit every one
Call and see for yourselven
500 pieces PLAIN, PLAID, STRIPED, BROCA.
DED, and other styles OF DRESS GOODS at e1'
ira low prices;
90 pieces BLACK GRENADINES at 12K, 20, 20
So, so, and 75c-the cheapest ever offered;
100 pieces BLACK ALPACAS and other BLACh
GOODS at the lowest prices;
$4,000 yards BEST PACIFIC LAWNS at log
yard which are really worth 2Oe.;
rs pieces FRENCH ORGANIZES at 37Hc. worth
SOC. yard;
200 pieces STRIPED and SWISS MUSLINS, BISH-
or and VICTORIA LAWNS, aud other WHITE
GOODS, at extra low prices;
200 pieces SASH RIBBONS from New York auc'
toni at 25, 40, so, and 75c. yard, which are
worth double the money.
Also, a large line Of KID GLOVES, SCARFS
CORSETs, and lots of other GOODS, for which cal
at WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
mvoA COL Broad street.
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Mr.. Bayard would make very good can
tlidate, but his friends ought to buy OH the
World from supporting him. IL the Wortd
undertakes to run Bayard he will nave gone
meets. Philadelphia Times.
But MARBLE has left the World.
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With Tammany, the canal ring, the World,
the Express, and the Republican party
against him, Governor Tilden's presidential
path may he pronounced decidedly thorny.-
1 Tribune.
The World is not against him II Mr. HURL-
sEaT's first issue is TO be taken as proof Of
his position.
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Arizona sends Ex-Governor Mccormick
and .Iudre DeForest Porter as delegates 70
the Cincinnati Convention. Inc Con'en
ton declared preference for Blame
The Democratic press is as good as una ~
;mous in the opinion that Ohio must DC
counted out in all future presidential caicu-
Iations.-Bdlsinore american.
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Governor TILDEN has accepted the escort
OF the Albany Zouaye Cadets for the Fourth
OF July celebration ut Philadelphia. For
the Centennial and the centennial year there
is no other name SO suggestive and SO pro-
phetic of victory as that OF UNCLE SAM.
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And probably Illinois. :....'.....'..'....'".II6d
Wisconsin. ....................1 "
PENNSYLVANIA. ~

The last three States may rs we'll be lett
ont OF the calculation. Ohio and the other
northwestern States are in such a condition
that they should not be given the power
either to rule the party or ruin it. This
power will be given to them il the two
thirds rule be readoptcd. The conclusion
at which we arrive, then, is that the South
must send her best men to st. Louis, dis
pense with the two-thirds rule, make 4 plat
form acceptable to the northern Democratic
States, and nominate TILDEN or some other
man who can certainly carry New York,
New JERSEY, and Connecticut.
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H WINES.-All OF smy SU M N + K
WINES having arrived. am now enabled to offer
very large assortment OF
CLARETS, SAUTERNES, BARSACS, and HOOKS,
In wood as well rs In glass. OSCAR ChANL,
ao-3t No. II Governor street.
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aEERRAn HANcocK-souTH1ksha l RLao !,
crars.--Witbin day or two qs,ise stl0 oss
feeling has been manifested among so .;a. -
Democrats I'm favor OF tine nonalnas. s,;s,a ~,
General Hancock. A slggesIys pa at,t IN
for the future is also being mapRxsa a,, on' 40
the appointment OF General m assa.sa p,asi H.
Am he elected.-Ne.o York Herald.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF BOApn
At THE
CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALIrN spprrcs

Owing to the depressed condition OF tho 49,
Try the proprietor has determined 70 love- .'p ~.
charges, that all may be able to derive The h, as
from the use Of these justly celebrated T,.sl
They need no recommendation to VirvnIans Ste
they have SO fully established their efficiency
the thousands who have been brought from
door to renewed health by the use OF their wonSsS5
medicinal waters. Since last summer the CSaiS'
beate Spring, which was opened last year has be-,
thoroughly Analysed by Professor n. b. Harden. ~
the V. II. l. of Virginia, and by comparison show;
It to be fully strong rs Rawiey' OF carbonate a.
iron, having q small quantity more than one and :
small quantity less than the other two springs. "a
in addition to the water that has made these springs
so famous the proprietor takes pleasure In announr
Ing THAT he can furnish those who may need 30 drnE
either separately or in connection with The more
celebrated waters OF these springs pure Carbonate
Of iron lchalybeatc) water inferior TO none anI
equalled only by Rawley, in the State This a, ~
very cheap rates, with accommodation fully I'd 10
any previous year. -"
First month of four weeks, SEQ: two mo,,s,
eight weeks, 800.
Professor !. s. DAVIS, University Of yir2n',
resident physician.
Send for circular. JAMES A. FRAZIER.
my 15-cod3Ot Proprietor
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spECIaL NOTICES.

e5r SPECIAL NOTICE The attention
OF ell in nant Of centrally and yalaaoie
DWELLING, IL called to the sale THIS EVENING
OF the iatc residence OF William Greanors deccased
corner or Broad and Twentieth Streets by JOHN
ENDERs, executor. Sale mt O'Clock P. N.
FRANK D. HILL,
nv oA-,t& Auctoneer.
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The Conservatives Of the different wards OF tne
CITY are cordially invited to attend GRAND MASS
MEETING Of the party In front OF Fords ho.el' on
BroaaAtrcet, WEDNESDAY NIGHT MA! Z4tn, ~
o'clock Let there be an outpouring Oh tne peop,o,
as 1t is the last meeting of this canvass anu 'e
before the battle is gained.
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n1TCOHEN BROTHERS, having become
.ba Purchasers of an entire cargo of MATING
which had been seized by revenue officials are ena-
blcd to sell below any price ever known for mat
ting. ,.o oron,,.r ~
TT 00R II,-CLOTH below usual price. my 13
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See the notice OF the mass-meeting at
Ford's Hotel on Wednesday evening. The
canvass is getting hot.
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~ BUY YOUR KID GLOVES AND
CORSETS at COHEN BROTHERS.. They keep
the most reliable and cheapest In the city. my ID
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EyyRNITURE.

INST RECEIVED, a lot Of fine a..
NEW Ms sty,e WALNUT iEE With or sn %l REp
m asM iow.prce SUITS ans on band
LOUNGES In addition 70 my atss tIsn the .cs
s Tsn Of FOODS were ever offered E1s1ippg
before you buy. "a Governor stree.
my 2-Sm ~ :.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
{OLp POINT COMFORT, VA.

This delightful summer resort, commanding VI.
ter-yiew not excelled on the Atlantic coast fur.
nished with all modern improvements; gas ami
electric bells In every room; water on every floor:
and capable of accommodating five hundred persons
Is now open for the reception Of guests for the sun.
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant, a.
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily afford.
Ing every opportunity Of communicating with all
points of the country. Superior beach for bathing a,
the door-steps. Good from MAY until NOVEMBER
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS $3.50 per week and upwards, accord.
ing to location. Special terms to parties remaining
month or longer.
Address ii. PIiEBUS
my 1l-3Lm Proprietor.
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T!ARDozo. FoURoUREAN q CO.
are now daily receiving /.
LARGE ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK.

A<0V 0oAAy kSccASinS
LARGE ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK.
Their DRESS GOODS stock Is now full, and being
added to daily by the choicest styles and quail
ties;
In SILKS they have received large additions Of
choice colors and styles at assonishingly low
prices;
In BLACK SILKS their stock Is larger than ever
before, and At prices lower than the same quality
ever before sold;
CoLoRED MEXICAN GRENADINES for over
dresses;
BLACK GRENADINES from Soc up-the quality
at 30c. will be found the greatest bargain ever
seen;
EXCELLENT PRINTS at exc. per yard-cambric
finish and beautiful styles.
Also, fine stock Of
LINENS for mems and boys wear;
LADIES' LINEN SUITS from $5 up-very stylish.
my24
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MEMORAAL.DAy.
BOARDING.

~-----~--~~------~
BOARD MAY BE HAD FOR ONE or
- TWO SMALL FAMILIES In pleasant coun-
try home four miles from the city. The locality Is
healthy the drive delightful, and the scenery pic
turesque. Address LAKESIDE, Richmond post
office. my 24-W, f&Sl3t"
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.. GxTEMooDa:, So; sls h sFsa NOW On ssaa
Third and Fourth street,. i,ghich am nj
% ssii as prices that defy eempe.ttisS M sE,
Marble Is. e Suits 900 70 $500 a,a Suits, .
bic Suits, s65 to 800 Wamth1. snits, $50 TO
siai,ad Pain Is. G. Suits, $40 to sS GAN salts M
MsrSie Suits. $50 to $40; Stained s,s and Terr,
to R50; parlog Suits (hairsodsaS ssirs seel,Is,.
s,, ~ Eesther Beds Pillows and
Scistesing and repairing. Goods eaic'a"'
shipment. an S,M&M obA
Terms liberal.
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THr NATIONAL CONVENTION The Replb-
lican National Convention will meet at Gin
cinnati, June 18th /; che Democratic National
Convention at st. Louis, June 9th.
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WARN SPRINGS,

NV AftN OF MINUS,
w BATH COUNTY, VA.
are now open. The finest bathing facilities In the
world. A specific for neuralgia, dyspepsia, gou,.
and rheumatism.
Pamphlets to be had OF Purcell, Laid 6 Co. Rich.
mond, or of the proprietor.
DR.. John W. Lawson, OF Isle OF Wight county
Va, resident physician.
my 3-W,F&Mim JOHN I. EUBANK,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.
! Just returned from New York with fresh supply
| of those handsome 0PERA-SHADES, COLORED,
and BLACK TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at Soc
| a pair Ladies will call early and make their Sc
| lectlons.
A beautiful line of BLACK GRENADINES at New
LINEN LAWNS in ali Understanding cool and
J 5oI Us s EAWSs in all figures
PLAf T5t and Striped DRESS GOODS extremely
Endless %ssisfS IN SIN J. ID JAPANESE "a FANS;
SA a.sIikit B in all shades and prices:
Another lot Of those Sss at e
pair and large assortment men Of LA AaaS ana ana
GLOVES, and many other goods too numerous to
Call early and examine for y y%Vf EFs ss
| 627 Broad street.
bergeT viii be in attendance and Will be pleased to
see all her friends and customers. my 70
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
FRESH ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. u.
LAWNS of the newest and most desirable styles at
PARAsoLs Of ali designs in plain, boiled twillcd
| SILK, and Turkish Serge;
| An excellent line Of WHITE GOODS, embracing
| Plaid and STRIPED NAINsOoKS,
| VICTORIA LAWNS,
| EMBROIDERIES and LINENS. .
| Also, BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS or all
| the popular brands;
BLEACHED and BROWN TABLE LINEN,
WINE CLOTH NAPKINS,
| TOWELS, HANDkERCHIEFS, etc.
| would call special attention to q line OF
LOW-PRICE PRINTS,
0p'''~N CHARLES HUTZLER,
ap2s GIL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-24

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