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meets at Troy and Albany with
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Albany 1890 a. m, New York 5.55
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LEAVE WHITEHALL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
asreNG TEE sfasEageeDs iusf

eem-s enc TEE faafss 4a3eSst1tet'S S1usE
oucued at COHEN BReTHHRs aross d
FIfty iecssCURTAIN LACE in price from log.
YARD To $50 set. These goods were purchased
at greht sacrifice, and are sold afsa small ad-
Also. WINDoW-sHADEsan and FIXTURES; IZs.
lao dozen LADIES, and chill
DREN'S SUMMER KNIT VESTS Mt 80, 40,
and 5Oc worth fully double;
A large stock OF FRENCH and GERMAN TABLE,
LINEN at a considerable reduction; .s,sv ;, ..--
Also, NAPKINS andDO1LIEs below usual value;
6oo pieces WHITE aud COLoRED TARLATANs
at le, 18, 2O,22, and 25c. for the quality for
rnerly sold at 45c.;
400 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS at 10, 1s, 20, and
25c.-thc same quality heretofore sold at 25, 20,
So, and 45c.; t..-..
Large stock of FRENCH and ENGLISH sWlssEs,
ORGANDIEs, NAINsooKs, and CHECK MUS
Inns;
LACE STRIPE at 16Sc.-thc same quality sold last
season at 37hc.;
Fifty pieces PIQUES Mt 12Y and 25c. reduced from
4Oc., at 35 and 4oc fully valued at 75c.;
SOLID COL ORED FRENCH ORGANIZES at 20c.
never offered under 37Hc;
Twenty-Five pieces SOLID BLACK FRENCH CAM
BRIC ut zoe. yard sold heretofore ut 40c.:
200 pieces of the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot IN
remnants) at DC. yard. my 90
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The Richmond (va.) Dispatch OF the ed
says the action Of the Ohio Demo cratic
state Convention nus fallen amongst the
,alit,cinnsatsand burst like,asheH OF enor-
nous dimensions, sand after discussinggthe
posttiori of the party it says: ..s
"There i, but one course = let T. o Enc
and refusing to readopt the two-thirds
rule, render the nomination OF Tilden Ger
tain beyond doubt. To allow such rule
to be adopted when Ohio has sent up such a
a platform and such candidate as she has
to TINT convention would be to imperii I'M
necessarily the success of the Democratic
party" Tho so,tbo,n
delegates can strike out the two-thirds RUE,
and nominate Tildcn.-C Cincinnati CONNER
Cial. ;,
We do "mean business" And If the
south is wise she will ponder the PROPOSE
tion till the Convention meets, and then
adopt it.
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YETA PLAUSIBLE LIE.-Scnator Conkllng
:, oonyorsotion this afternoon denied, as was
to be expected, that the recent nominations
ware in his interest. He said that the state
mems TO that effect were lie, but, he admit
ted. very 'c plausible Iie He said that Sen,
arSf Morton was satisfied that he (Conkllng)
had nothing to do with the matter. In fact,
said Mr.. Conkling, the only man outside who
knew anything about it was George W.
Childs. it is very apparent that the COM
ments made on the nominations, or rather
the manner in which they were "set up,
has not been altogether agreeable to the par
ties concerned. This, added to the remark
able score for Blaine in the recent Repubilii'
can Conventions, has increased the demorail-
cation to such an extent that it is now WINS
Dcrcd that Mr.. Don Cameron hesitates 10 ac-
cent.
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paTDRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.

MI DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
The largest, cheapest. and most complete stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS, LAWNS, LINENS, CASSI-
MERES, MOTIONS, &C,
ever offered In the city, 1T prices to suit every one
Call and see for yourselves.
500 pieces PLAIN, PLAID. STRIPED. BROCA-
DED and other styles of DRESS GOODS 1T cx-
ira low prices;
so pieces BLACK GRENADINES at 12], 20, 20,
80. so, and 75c-the cheapest ever offered;
100 pieces BLACK ALPACAS and other BLACK
GOODS at the lowest prices; -'f..
$4,000 yards BEST PACIFIC LAWNS at 10c. 4
yard which are really worth 20c.;
25 pieces FRENCH ORGANIZES at 37Hc. worth
soc. a yard;
200 pieces STRIPED and SWISS MUSLINS, BISH-
OF and VICTORIA LAWNS and other WHITE
GOODS, at extra low prices:
600 pieces SASH RIBBONS from New York auc-
tion) at 25, 40, so, and 75c. yard, which are
worth double the money.
Also, 4 large line of KID GLOVES, SCARFS,
CORSETS. and lots of other GOODS, for which call
at WILLIAM THALHMER'S,
lny24 COL Broad street.
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WHO FIRST NAMED TJLDEN.-[From the
Culpepcr OJseruer.]-It is truly gratifying
to us to notice how popular Tilden, as a
presidential candidate, is with the people. OF
Virginia. a few months ago, when the 10
sercer declared its preference for the Reform
Governor for the presidency Qhe Observer
being the first paper in Virginia to endorse
Tildcn) it did not take so well, and his name
was seldom mentioned i'll Virginia in con-
nection with the presidency. Papers that
two months ago were opposed to the nomI-
nation OF Governor Tildcn now endorse him
as the man who can securea Democratic vic
tory. and among those papers it gives us
great pleasure to include that widely-clrcu-
lating and influential Journal the Richmond
DispQtCh.
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writing Blaine and Tilden are ahead, but
situation OF many OF the delegations is hotly
disputed cincinnati Commercial, 18th.
The New York bosh has not deceived the
Commercial.
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would lose New York to the Democracy certain, and
wrrHnrtr KEW YoRK THE DEMOCRATS CANNOT

How could any New York man say at St Louis that
Tilden could not carry Nov York ana then Como
home and rcnominats him for Goyernorg Any.
thing else than his nomination 70 either Office Is not
to be thought of. assume. Wen, II there be any
old canal interest 1t seclns to c is will not show IL
self in insisting that he shall rcain at Albany for
the next three years.. TO sum ssp: believe Samuel
sections OF the Democratic party want to win. The
issue now in the hands Of fhe Democracy If they
should ng the chance away there Is more than one
precedent for their folly; but there must be an end
to everything, and assume there Will be an end to
this In the election OF Tiden and Thurman as Prcsi-
dent and Tice~P President"
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me- COHEN BROTHERS are Offering the

MET COHEN BROTHERS are Offering the
most elegant stock of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS that was ever exhibited In this city-their
prices, too are below any ever offered before;
MEXICAN MESH GRENADINES at &c, the
same generally sold at 40c., also at Csc. worth
from 9Oc. to 81
IRON GRENADINES at 37hc. sold everywhere at
Csc, at SIC. reduced from 81.
Their stock of DRESS GOODS Is the most extcn-
siyc ever offered before in prices from 1Oc. H This
mart of their stock lands very great inducements
They arc also offering $50 pieces BLACK AL
PACAS-hc most popular brands known-at very
gro,t sacrifice my 80
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ALI. FOR THE CAUSE.-In the South, says
the Chicago Times, "those who prefer to
sacrifice everything for the sake of success
in the election IRE working for Tilden.
Bayard, on account Of his States rights
views, has southern sympathies, and his
aristocratic origin is naturally iayorite
among the leaders; but these very qualitica-
tions make him Il weak candidate in the
North. The conclusion is gaining ground
that Tilden is the only man who can get the
nomination, and the only man who stands a
chance CT being elected after he is nomi-
Mated" ..,,. . .r,
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The reprint OF Btachuood'S Magazine Tor
May, from the press Of the LEONARD SCOTT
PUBLISHING COMPANY, II Barclay street,
New York. has been laid upon our table by
Mcesrs. WooDHoUsE 4 PARHAM, the Rich
mond agents. The articles arc "Dean
Swift" "Sundry enthusiastically: "
"Thc Lady Candidate, Part :" "a Wan
dcr'S Letter, No. - 4 new story; review
OF MACAULAY's Life and Letters and poll
teal article; besides solne songs.
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The World Denies that it Intends to
Oppose Tilden.
From the New York World. May

From the New York World, May 26thl
The World has not advocated the candi-
dacy OF General Hancock, nor does it in
tend to advocate the candidacy either OF
General Hancock or OF any other man for
the presidency. .
The World will neither advocate nor OPP
pose the candidacy OF any respectable, in
tclligcnt, right-minded, and stout-hearted
Democrat at st. Louis.
Now, tell us, can TlLDEN carry New York,
when a paper purchased in order that it
might be used to defeat Tu.DEN is compelled
to dcnv its mission?
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The opposition in New York 10 the noml-
nation of THDEN amounts to no more than
a like opposition to Governor WALKERS
nomination for Congress in this district
amounted to in 1874. The people led the
would-bc leaders. We know how it is our
selves. "Wc'yc been thar
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
TUX i MDNE
(OLp POINT COMFORT, VA.

This delightful summer resort, commanding va.
tcr-yicw not cNccllrd 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 i've hundred persons
IS now open for the reception of guests for the sum
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant. al
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily, aisor
Ing every opportunity of communicating with al
points OF the country. Superior beach for bathing
the door-stcps. Good from MAY until NOVEMBER
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS Sl7. 80 per week and upwards, accord.
ing to location. Special terms to parties remaining
a month or longer. -
Address III. plitEBlS.
my 1l-3Hm Proprietor
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Tyler's majority in Richmond is so large
rs to create the belief that all "the missing
men from General Lees army" rallied TO
his support.-iade1-Appedl.
j. Amber Smith has tried his immense
strength and found it too little by several
thousand; he will no longer be Il menace and
terror to the regular nominees.-ib.
We cannot withhold admiration from the
magnanimous spirit that induces the retiring
officer to labor Us steadfastly and arduously
for the election of his preferred successor as
for his own. Our honored and beloved
Kelley did so in Richmond; and our patri-
otic and generous Gregory was not behind
him in the discharge of an unseltish public
and party duty.-i6. g..
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BEAST EI1fhR on TILDEN.-ln an inter-
: View with Il UIraid reporter General Butler
said
am not 50 certain Of the success OF the
Republican party at the coming election.
The Democrats will have a solid southern
vote. There's no question about that. The
shotgun in South Carolina and the decisions
OF the Supreme Court have settled that, and
all they need besides are New York and one
or two smaller States to insure their victory.
The Republicans cannot win without New
York; the Democrats can. | sincerely hope
for Republican victory, but am by no man
ncr OF means so confident Of it.
Correspondent Do you believe Governor
Tildcn could carry New York against the
rcyoltcrs and Republicans combined?
General Butler: Well, always think OF
the cat story when l hear of fights i'll the
Democratic party. Cat-tights simply result
in more cats. | have no faith in these party
disscnsionS.
70. p. Baldwin is the author OF that cat
illuStration.]
General Butler: I wish, however, that
was as certain OF some other future events
as am OF Tildcn's nomination. Why, Just
look ut it, who else has any money? And
how can campaign be conducted without
funds: Governor Tilden is very rich
man. He has several millions OF dollars,
with no one to care for. Why shouldn't he
spend them on himself? No western candi-
date can raise any money, and T'ildcn's sup
porters will just say at st. Louis, " u on
nominate Tilden, and we'll attend to the
campaign expenses il you don't we WON'T"
and that will fix them.
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4 CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT on TILDEN.
The Courier-Journdl has interviewed Hon.
GREEN CLAY SMITH. the nominee OF the Pro-
hibiion Reform party for President OF the
United States. We quote:
Reporter: Ali in all, don't You think
Governor Tilden's chances good?
Mr.. Smith: Yes, sir. think Tlldcn VIII
succeed. His location makes him strong,
and his reputation is excellent as Democrat
and 4 rcfOrmcr.
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Governor Tilden meets, according to po-
pular view, the requirements Of or ideal
man. Heis not much known here, OF course.
but where he is known lit Is as an opponent
offraud and destroyer OF corrupt combina-
ton iforernor Rice OF Massachusetts,. ISL
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\ CoNTRADlCTI0N.--Lieut Governor
Dorsheimer, Mr.. Tiiden's confidential friend
and adviser, says that SO far from Gov
ernor Tilden talking and working against
the Democratic ticket i'll Ohio he earnestly
desired their success, fearing that Demo-
cratic defeat in Ohio would iniure the pros
poets Of the party everywhere else. He did
not, OF course endorse the platform Of the
Ohio Democrats, but he wished them sue
cess as against Hayes and the Republican
ticket WiLnainqtOn ~. o. Star.
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How THE REPUBLICAN ASPIRANTS STAND
The New York Times, after asuryey Of the
political field, figures out the preferences Of
the 706 delegates already elected to the Re-
publican National Convention as follows:
For Blaine, 257 Bristow, 100; Morton,
ll9; Conkling, II; Hartranft, 5S; Hayes,
As; Jewell, 10; unknown, %. There will
be 752 delegates, 4G OF which are yet to be
chosen. Necessary to a choice under the
majority rule, 377.
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HEAR NEW YoRK.-Wc Of New York
know whereof we speak when we say that
it will not do to underrate the strength and
the capability of producing strength h, Of
Roscoe Conkling in the Empire State That
State is admitted to be the BATTLE-GROUND.
In gravitating toward Conkling the Repub-
licans almost compel their opponents to
prepare to oppose him on his own soil with
the only statesman who can assuredly beat
him at home, and that statesman is the New
Yorker who will be presented by his State
to the consideration OF the st. Louis Con-
vention. Brooklyn Eagle.
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CODES ISLAND,
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA,

This well-known seaside resort having ben, lcsn
ior q term OF years by the undersigned thcT hay
thoroughly repaired both hotel and cottages, an,
promise all who may visit them this year accomin"
dations superior 70 any ever offered visitors by I'm
former proprietors. The hotel will bc opened on I'M
1ST OF JUNE NEXT, and having years of exrerI
eucc. We feel confident that no visitors win leave m
Islandathis year dissatisfied. We offer special rate
families who wish to spend the month OF June or ,h
summer with US, and VIII make the price 10 suit thG
times. For these rates apply 10 Major JgSSr p
HUTCHINSON, Fifteenth and Cary streets. R!chnnrJ
Va, or TO us by letter addressed 10 Cobb's Island
L. e.. SEGAR & Co.
my 29-2m Propr,c,or,
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r~COHEN BROTHERS, having become
the purchasers of an entire cargo Of MATING
which had been seized by revenue officials are en-
ablcd to sell 1t below any price ever known Tor mat
ting.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH below usual price. my ~
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
~ ROCKBRlDGE COUNTY.
EIGHT NILES FROM GOSHEN DEPOT AMI
FIVE NILES FROM 3nLLBORO' DEPOT.

FIVE NILES FROM SIILLBORO' DEPOT.
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY NAILS-TELEGRAPH OFFICE
AT THE HOTEL.
The proprietor of this popular SUMMER RE-
SORT, encouraged by the great success OF last sea-
son. has during the winter added to the already CON-
plctc arrangements. until now the accommodation,
offered the public far superior 10 any Other va
tcring-place In the celebrated mountains Of the Oh
Dominion.
The GRAND HOTEL. BROOK HOUSE, and the
COTTAGES will he open for the reception OF VISIT
ors OH the 10TH OF JUNE.
The chambers are large. airy, and convenient rlc-
gantly furnished, with gas I'm each rOom and cor.
cctcd with the main office by electric bells
HOT and COLD BATHS on each floor.
The MINERAL WATERS consist Of alum OF sr
different grades, iodlnc-alum. and chalybcatc.
The proprietor assures the public that the Jordan
Alum Is more modern In all OF it, appointment,
than any hotel or watering-place In this State.
KESSNICH'S FULL BRASS AND STRIN,i
BAND has been engaged.
BOARD: Per day, SO: per week 81 $50; per full
month, $45 to sos, according 10 location Of room,
Pamphlets to be had on application Ia Purcell
Ladd 4 Co. JOHN u. TlNSlEf, 1E..
ms Colin Proprietor
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EXCURSIONS.

SELECT EXCURSION AND
- BASKET PICNIC TO WEST POINT,
MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1876, WHITsUNTIDE.
Dancing boating fishing, and bathing. Brass and
string band viii be in attendance.
Ronnd-trip tickets Gentlemen, 81; ladies, 5Oe.;
children, 25c.
Tickets can Ike had at c. F. Johnson's nuslc-storc,
9lS Main street; Smiths bookstore. 2Ol Broad
street S. W. Farrars drugstore, Twenty-ifth
street, and Oil the morning OF the excursion al the
depot. ,
my 20SieI,3&5
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What we said when the World threw
Tilden overheard is now proved to be cor
rect. 1t then came out for Bayard, which
movement we pronounced a sham to cover
its ultimate surrender to the ras-money clc-
ment Of the Democracy. The World did
not stand by Bayard even for one week. but
has now struck out for Hancock. Now,
this is just as big hrmbug as was the
Worlds blowing for Bayard. 1T does not
mean Hancock at all. 1t knows perfectly
well that the southern Democracy will never
vete for any "Union general; and more
than that, that General Hancock has not the
support Of single delegation from any
State in the Democratic Convention. This
Hancock splurge is merely move No. , OF
those which the World must make Oh its
way to final surrender to the "raS-moncy
lunatics. "-ElizabeM city (N ~ Journal.
You've missed it, too. The World Is
trying to push in New Yorker other than
Tildcn, we gueSS.l
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NIrTO PRESERVE YOUR TEETH and
to keep them white, without fnjurins them, use
MEADE & BAKERS
SAPONINE DESTIFRICE.
Price so cents box. Recommended by our best
dentists For SPoSGY and SORE GUNS, ULCER
ATED MOUTH, and DECAYED TEETH, use MEADE
& BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASlI.
1t thoroughly disinects the breath and leaves re-
freshing feeling In the mouth Price, so cents bot
tie. ap IL
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SUBURBAN RETREATS.
THE SCHUETZEN PARK.

THE SCHUETZEN PARK.
This beautiful and attractive PARK, situated on
the james river, below Rchm ond, adjoining the
James River Steam Brewery, Is NOW OPEN TO
VISITORS, and will bc rented to picnic and excuf
sion parties. From the elegant pavilion can be hat
a.ful scope of the romantic scenery up and downtht
noble James, diversified by the constant Tasaingsa
and fro of steamers and other crafts II Is the moa
agreeable summer retreat In the suburbs OF Rich
mond Refreshments can be had at all times durla
the day. Fishing and rowing parties will find 1t
pleasant resort. d. G. YUENGLING, JR.
NV S.1m 81 3r-.t -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-29
MILITARY NOTICES.

rRAYS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at !
W YOUR armory TONIGHT at 81 O'Clock, in q
fuIl-iress uniform, for business and company ~
drill. by order Of Captain J.. }: BoSsIEuX; II
s. IRWIN SMITH.
ny29-1t First Sergeant
A TTENTION, UOWITZERS.- A,A
N Assemble for drill ut Stl O'Clock THIS S--NE3
F. NJ. in fatigue uniform, with Side-armS. fREsasl
my 29-1t ii. c. CARTER, Captain. .sstfsa