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m-. SYCLE BROTHERS SYCLE
BROTHERS

NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY.
so pieces NEW DRESS GOODS from 121.c. up
to 81 per yard; .. SIR
BLACK GRENADINES-grea bargains;
n. BLACK and COLORED SILKS at greatly
# ri reduced prices;
CACHAnRE DE FRANCE Mt a1.6o-
general selling price, 1925;
FINER SILKS accordingly cheap;
20 pieces 4Oc. ALPACA at 31c; ... ~.
a5 pieces soc. ALPACA at 37iEc.;
10 pieces MOHAIR LUSTRES Mt Score
duccd from 70c.;
FINER GRADES at Coo, 70c., and 81
forty per cent below their value:
81 dozen READY-MADE DRESS-SIIIRTS of
Wamsutta cotton and finest Irish linen
at 81:
100 dozen TOWELS from &c. up to 75c. apiece
NAPKINS and DOYLIES at 75c. worth
$1.25 per DOZEN
90 cases new PRINTS and PERCALES;
A full stock of BROWN and BLEACHED
COTTONs and sIIEETINGS at market
10000 Yards ai'e CAMBRIC Es1DRo1DERTEs at s
and sc.-worth double the money;
1000 yards EDGE at one shilling-woud be cheap
at Csc;
200 pair CORSETs at s1.5O-reduccd from
s2.75:
$50 pair at 81 worth $3.50, fully;
Don't miss this chance If you want to buy . good
CORSET for little money.
NEW PARASOI.S added to our large stock
Bargains in CASSIAIERES, COATINGS, and VEST
INGS;
Great inducements offered in HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
WHITE and FANCY GOODS;
3,4OO yards LACE-STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN
al one half of their cost:
NEW LAWNS, NEW LAWNS in two hundred
different patterns:
NEW STYLES BUSTLES.
4 large stock OF LACE CURTAINS to be sold at
one third of its value at
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
my II between Fourth ana fltth streets.
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THE TWo-THIRpS RULE-SOMETIING TO
RE ABoLiSHED.-Therci is great and lustlfla-
bic cutlery against the pcrpetuatlon OF the
two-thirds rule in Democratic conventions.
II is to be hoped that the vigorous protest
against this ProcruStcan regulation will end
in its adjustment. Whatever peculiar rea-
sons may have existed for this rule hitherto
they do not now hold good, and should be
summarily disposed OF.
In quoting recently from an excellent
article Of the Richmond Dispatch it was de-
monstratcd that this pernicious rule had
worked only tremendous woe TO this sec
ton, and had it not been held sacred in 1860
Judge Douglas would have been nominated
for the presidency and triumphantly elected.
In that case we should have had no inter-
State war, and none OF the monstrous evils
consequent upon such a deviliSh disturb
ance. a record such rs this rule has, so full
OF misfortune for the South and the
whole land, is enough to 6.Wn il stcr-
naliv, and we trust that not alone in prcsi-
dental conventions, but also in those called
Tor the nomination Of Governors anal con.
grcssmen, this obnoxious and Lc;,tf!-d-aijng
prescription shall be put aside forever. lie;
rs trust, then, that orr contemporaries o!
the press yeryWhcrc-eSpccially at the
South-will continue to wage unrcicntin9
warfare upon this odious rule, and let the
people who send delegates TO conventions
instruct their representatives to work un-
ceasingly for its overthrow. Already Il
wholesome public opinion has been formed
in this connection, and it should, by Judi
cious treatment in the press, be encouraged
10 grow more and more unanimous and
formidable.-AN1astG (Go.1 Constitutional
if
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CoSSECTlCur AND TLDEN.-Thcre are
great many men who will not under any cir
cumstanccs support an imitation platform OF
vote for an imitation candidate. The delega-
ton to st. Louis is for ridden, so far as can
learn, with the exception perhaps OF Colonel
Dwight Morris, of Bridgeport, whose candl-
date is Bayard, Of Delaware. 1t is not I'M
probable that New England will present
solid front for TiIden. There has been no
meeting OF the Connecticut delegates for
formal consultation, but it is generally I'M
dcrstood that they will act substantially as a
unit, and there certainly will be no break in
Connecticut in case the effort should be
made to concentrate the New England vote
on either Tildcn or Bayard.-Letter In Ner
fork Tribune from Connecticut.
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sPECrAL NOTICES.
~ Dry GOODS. DRY GOODS.

az DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.
DnEss GOODS, DnEss GOODS
Theisrsss, eheapess, and most sorrpis,s stock of
{Ss DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS LAWNS, LINENS, CAssI-
--.. MEREs, n OTIONsr seq
ever offered In the city, ut prices to suit every one
Call and see for yourselves
500 pieces PLAIN, PLAID, STRIPED. yRoCA-
DED, and other styles Of DRESS. GOODS rate3'
ira low prices;
so pieces BLACK GRENADINES at 92h 20, oa'
35, so, and 75c.--the cheapest ever offered y
100 pieces BLACK ALPACAS and other BLACh
GOODS at the lowest prices; 8 ,t.
$4,000 yards BEST PACIFIC LAWNS at loo .
yard which are really worth 20e.; .
25 pieces FRENCH ORGANIZES ut 7hc. worm
SOC. yard;
200 pieces STRIPED and SWISS MUSL1Ns, BlsH-
OP and VICTORIA LAWNS, and other WHITE
GOODS, at extra low prices;
200 pieces SASH RIBBONS from New York auc-
tionl at 25, 40, 80, and 75c. yard, which nre
worth double the money.
Also, a large line Of KID GLOVES, SCAhFS,
CORSETS, and lots OF other GOODS, for which call
at t WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
my 24 .. .g, 6ol broao stfee'
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BAYARD AND TILDEN IN NEW JERSEY
Local considerations might be expected to
give Senator Bayard considerable strength
as second choice; but leading Democrats
here who are personal friends OF that sena-
tor say that the discussion OF his name has
ceased. They think his war record too
weak to stand the test of presidential cam
pagn, and his geographical position unfor-
t,lnatc. Senator Randolph ssaid, however,
TO favor his nomination. The only other
candidate who is discussed is Governor Til
den. and q number Of his friends are en-
deavoring 10 secure delegates vino will
gravitate to him. 1t is said that there has
been q marked increase in Tilden sentiment
recently in the State, and the expressions OF
delegates on the ground are sufficient to
show that he has no little strength with the
better classes OF the party.-Neao YorE lr,-
bune-Letter from NeD Jersey.
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The Ohio Democrats have learned nothing
from their last defeat, and they intend to
spoil Mr.. Tilden's chances in the It. Louis
Convention if they can. II the party only
will engage in an internal quarrel over the
financial question, Il good Republican candl-
date, backed by sound principles, viii WIN
the day easily.-Philadetphia bulletin (ite-
putlicdW.
Alb, but that oil" Let the southern dele
gates prove themselves worthy Of the fame
OF GEORGE Mason and THOMAS JEFFERSON
those great platiorm-makers OF the Virginia
Of other days.
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1t is generally understood that Mr.. Bel
mont has purchased Mr.. Marbles shares,
and that the World will advocate the nomi-
nation OF Mr.. Bayard, who is known to be
Mr. Belmont's favoritc. Alas! poor Til
Philadelphia Times.
BELMONT is a traitor. lie desires TO elect
BgIsTow. No friend OF the South or OF the
Democratic party should think OF nomina'
ting BAYARD or any other southern man.
We must add that the new editor OF the
World has so far indicated no hostility tt
TuDEN
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FORK Resoives hiss the assrff,les ses
forth in the platform OF the Inst Democratlc
State Convention In New Jersey are HEREBY
resffirmed-viz. Restriction OF both tne
National and State Governments WITHIN
their respective OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES equal
political rights to all, authorizations OF the
military to the civil powers, restoration OF
gold and silver as the basis of currency as
soon rs practicable, q tariff for revenue to
raise the legitimate expenses Of Government
economically administered; such reform Us
will secure Just return for labor, recog-
nizing it as the basis Of prosperity; econ.
omy OF administration and punishment OF
corrupt officials.
Resolved, That, recognizing the amend
ments to the Federal Constitution as part OF
the organic law OF the country, we will
abide by that instrument mall It's parts in
letter and spirit.
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TuDES's JERSEY SToCK.-After Parker,
Mr.. Tilden is the average JerSeymanS
choice; and even as it is, with all their 1eei-
ings of State pride, there are delegates whose
first choice is Governor Tllden. Inc Sus-
scx-county delegation comes instructed 70
vote for Tildcn. AS whole, the genera
impression seems to be that while Mr.; illoen
j. in one sense a stronger man than Parker,
the latter is, nevertheless, all things con
sidered. the most available, the safest,
surest, least vulnerable to attacks Wlthlh
and without the party. York Herald.
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4 TRUCE BETWEEN THE HARD AND SOFT
MONEY DEaoCRATs.-A truce has been
agreed upon between the hard and soft
money men by which nothing will be done
on the currency question this week. In the
revival OF the greenback agitation the
leadership vii! be taken by Mr.. Mcmahon,
OF Ohio, to whom il presents itself in the
light OF duty, in view OF the action OF the
Ohio State Convention ashington tete-
gram Neao York; Herald.
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In any fair comparison Of individual can
diiatcs Democrats can feel only confidence
and pride when they see their antagonists
measure Conkling, Blaine, a Morton, or
a Bristow, with 'Eilden, 4 Thurman, a
Bayard, and Hancock World, 23d.
The Republican papers are becoming
wonderfully agitatcd about Mr.. Tilden and
Democratic reform. Are they being hurt
again ?-Ib.
That doesn't read as if the lForld's new
editor were opposed to Tilden.
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Observation-Disclosures TO ST. LOUIS
San Francisco, May 23.-Dclegates are gath
ering for the Democratic State Convention,
which meets here tomorrow. The general
sentiment seems to be to send delegates to
St. Louis uninstructed. Hendricks and
Tilden are favoriteS, the latter especially so
among San Francisco delegates as Delng
known rs hard-money man.
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FINANCIAL.
L. s. SQUIRE, JAMES -. "oDDi'
UIRE s. G 0 D D / n,
pr,1, ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIoNEERs,
AND BROKERS,
No. OF BANK STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1876.

RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1875
To the Citizens Of Virginia. and, indeed, TO
those of the entire South:
Bv incessant application day and night on INC part
of each of It's, and at very heavy cost Tor
and travelling expenses In the North, we have bcel
enabled to establish Il chain Of connections dlrec,ly
connected with the interests OF the people Oh lnG
Soutb especiay those representing the agricultural
and manufacturing interests therein, me Dcnchs o.!
which we are disposed TO confer upon them, ana at
such moderate rate of charges as almost 10 dcly
cOmpctition the exclusion of low interest wnlch
we Seek for the benefit OF our langushing manu-
featuring and mechanical. as also ndustrlal,
pursuits Of every kind. Recent TRANSACTIONS
through our many associations North and west, n
volving large sums of capital induce us aided by the
abest and most experienced financial operators III
Chicago, New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore ana
WASHINGTON cities call the attcntion OF those want
ing large or small capital to our resources In TINS III
rcction Upon large sums, generally, we can place,
where the security offered is ample, any required
amount for period of years from five to ten III the
rate of eight per cent interest per annun WIN pro-
kergc of 2s per cent. added thus giving to the Dor
rover the necessary capital at about g.. per cent per
annuln. -, -.,-. o..
tcntiOn will be given their communications Dy mai
or telegraph.
Very respectfully. ,,
SQUIRE & GODDiN,
Real Estate Agents, Auctionecrs, ana DrokefS,
NV o5-6t OF Bank street. RlcllnoLu. va.
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Nearly all the papers that oppose Samuel
J. Tilden have an editor by the name OF
Samuel Courier-J0uraGl.
That is brilliant youth who IS managing
the New York Tammany organs anti-Tl-
den column. He quotes the New Orleans
Republican as Democratic paper. All such
Democratic papers Us the New Orleans Re-
publican are opposed to Uncle Samuel.-Ib.
We unhesitatlngly declare our preference
to be for the Hon. Allen G. Thurman, of
Ohio, but we are by no means certain that
he is the most available man. On the con-
trarv, we are inclined to the opinion that
Mr. Tilden, OF New York, has thus far de-
veloped more strength than any other gem
tlcman whose name has been mentioned i'll
this observation-disclosures Star.
Pittsburgh Post DemocraD The buglc
call for the st. Louis Convention Will be
.sno forced contraction, no forced eXpan-
sion, no forced resumption" Candidates
who are not prepared to stand upon this
had better take back seat, or prepare Tor
a tirst-class funeral.
1t is limited in Washington that should
Conkling show any sign OF being strong
candidate at Cincinnati Mr.. Morton will
combine with Blaine to insure his defeat
Baltimore american.
The Ohio delegation at st. Louis now
stands 10 for Allen, Is for Thurman, 1
doubtful or not committed, and remain to
be choscn.-Toledo Blade.
The Iowa delegates to st. Louis are now
put down eighteen for Tilden and four for
Hendricks.
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NET "DUFF GORDON" SHERRY,
very pale and dry, and at a reasonable price.
WALTER d. BLAIR & c.,
apis 903 Main street.
SUBURBAN RETREATS
SCHUETZEN PARK.

This beautiful and attractive PARK, situated or
the James river, below Richm ond, adjoining The
James River Steam Bravery, is NOW OPEN TIC
VISITORS, and win be rented to picnic and excur.
sion parties From the elegant pavilion can be had
aull scope of Tive romantic scenery up and down the
noble James, diversified by the constant passing &c
and fro OF steamers and other crafts. II Is the mos
agreeable summer retreat In the suburbs OF Rich.
mond. Refreshments can be had at MI times during
the day. Fishing and rowing parties Will find 1t q
pleasant resort Is D. G. YUENGLING, JR,
myS-lm q Jzt4g ss&3.ti lss sf.-t Stsr#.eS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25

That the public may not misunderstand
Dr.. PAnKER's last card, we state that 1t was
his letters dcnouncing Mr.. TYLER as de-
sertcr which we refused to publish gratis.
II we were once to agree to publish gratis
everybody's articles for and against two or
three dozen candidates the Dispatch would
hold nothing else. All news would be en-
f.lpIn1
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REMOVAL OF GARBAGE.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,l
RICHMOND, May 90, 1875.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FOR THE
~ REMOVAL OF GARBAGE AND ASHES
This service will be introduced OH MONDAY, May
29th The collectors WHY commence work ut 81
o'clock A. M., and viii visit that part OF the city
lying west Of Fourth street on Mondays and ihurs.
days; that part Of the city between Fourth and
Fourteenth streets on Tuesdays and Fridays; and
that part Of the city east OF Fourteenth street on
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The regulations governing this service, both as af-
feeling the public and the have been pub
lshed In hzndbills, and viii be distributed through
ont the civ Comics can be obtained at this Office.
- 80 j. g. CABELI,,
my 23-6t President OF the Board OF Health.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

arrays, ATTENT1ON.-AssemD3le at
VI your armory TO-SlGHI,l In undrcss uniiorhi' ~
Il NSPECTION.-Ass cmble al your armoEy on i
FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT, in flll-dress uLilorui, for
s. IRWIN SMITH,
,aot First Sergeant.
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PROPHETIC. Samuel j. Tilden will he
nominated by the Democratic Convention
for the presidency, James G. Blaine or y. ;.
Grant will be nominated by the Republican
Convention, and Tom Allen will whip Joe
Goss in their coming prize-fight.- Omahd
Herald fDemOCrdt.
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nYCOHEN BROTHERS, having become
tho purchasers of an entire cargo OF MATING
which had been seized by revenue officials, are ena-
blcd to sell it Below any price ever known Tor mat
ting. -, .,. 3
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH below usual price. my IL
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OF MAY 1G, 1876.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.

IT. r. PRICE & co.
are again in market, rcplenshins their stock "lth
many novelties In
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
PLAID SILK AND WOOL POPL1NS, all shades
PLAIN SILK AND WOOL POPLINS, all shades
COLORED GRENADINES. for overskirts;
BLACK BASKET GRENADINES;
PLAIN WASH GRENADINES, for mourning;
STRIPED and PLAIN SILKS. every color;
BLACK FOULARDS and TRIMMING SILKS;
MOURNING GOODS, great variety;
OPERA STAWLS, entirely new;
LINEN EMBROIDERED SUITS. for trayclling;
J LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
UNDERWEAR for boys and girls,
All shades Of COLORED HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSETS, &c, &C. my l6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25

What the people demand Tor their presi-
dental candidate is the man u deeds, not
words; OF convictions, not professions.
Such a candidate they sec in benjamin ii.
BristoW; such Il candidate they see In
SamuelJ Observation-Disclosures Chronicle.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
/ WILLIAM Il. BISHOP, PnopRrgrop.

This Justly celebrated watering-pizce, so long and
faYorably known to the travelling public, win be
open TO visitors on and after the LIST OF june 800
There Is no place in the mountains OF Virginia a.
beautifully as well as BEAUTIFULLY situated. II has
ample accommodations for three hundred persons
physician. '1'A'
I For descriptive catalogue inquire Of PCRcr,r
J4ADD & Co., Druggists, or GEORGE w. GARY. Sta
TONER. my 1G-Tu.Tb. &satJyi
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DARKNESS HOTEL,
ID HAMPTON, VA.

i This charming SUNARR RESORT, located on tho
seaside, in the midst Of quiet refined and inteli
Of guests for the summer season. The TABLES viii
be supplied with every delicacy that the baltimore
Norfolk, and Hampton markets and the .als water,
of Virginia can afford: asd the facilities for DlrH-
ING, BOATING, SAILING, and FISHING, arc ample
and complete ..r ..as
TERMS: $l2 per week; $40 per month.
my 20-2m j. j. BARNES, Propri.trr
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SyE3IORbAE-DAY.

NJ O Z c Il.
OFFICE OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY Co.,}
May %, 1876.
OWNERS OF LOTS in Hollywood Cemetery are
resDcctfy requested in view of the early approach
Of Inc Memorial anniversary TO have their lots
cleaned up and put III proper condition suitable to the
occlsiOn referred to. BY order OF the t'resldent.
WILLIAM n. MCKINNEY,
,,roa1w Secretary.
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n>~BUY YOUR KID GLOVES AND
CORSETS ut COHEN BROTHERS.. They Keep
tho most reliable and cheapest in the city. my Is
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GOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This popular SUMNER RESORT will be open for
visitors June 1st Persons Wishing to come for the
month of June. or for the season, will be taken al
greatly reduced rates.
The subscriber expects to be in Richmond about
the Goth Of May, and will be pleased TO call on par
ties who may wish to engage board. Address, a.
once, ". II. WADDELL,
Goshen Depot
/ my cost Chesapeake and Ohio railrosd
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The Virqinian and the Landmarks, both
OF Norfolk, have reduced their dimensions,
and come out in new dresses.
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M,lIA,',,rsKIAaEs.

ls,ns.rrass M rsrzccy Eaissopniy on Ttesdas
| evening. Nav 9th, by Rev. Kfnloch Nelson, JUhN
ISnsK KAf1Ets daughter OF HeTry hazf'
Esq. s7bosbsof stlis casy. 20 Esg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-25

Those candidates for the Governorship OF
Virginia who were OF the "Methodist per-
sllasion,"- but have "gone over" to the
Official Faith, will find religious Grating"
Improbable.
Since they are ashamed OF the shouting
Methodists !" that sect will not be eager to
honor them.
Give Us q genuine, old-time churchman
4 renegade cthodist-never.-C Christian
Aduocate.
Who's the 4Adv0cats after!
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sUMpaYn REsonr,
WHITE sILPHUK SPRINGS,
WEST vrHersiA,

The WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. wcst W.
gtnln, whosc elevation Is two thousand feet ahso
ttde-water, and famous for ITS ALrERtTTvss
WATERS and fashionable patronage, fs now t,rcn
Charges to July LIST Monthly. % per Day; Teeil,
For months Of July and August Monthly. b. az
per day; weekly, 90 per dag. s VNo n
Extensive improvements have been made 80
last year among Others, the erection OF Inc PEY
TON HOUSE, large hotel, with all modern i'm.
proyenents, which viii be kept open during white
as well Is summer; also, ceveral NEW COTTAGES
Descriptive pamphlets obtained Of PURCELL,
my 16-Tu,Th.&Sa1m 1sEsT n w.