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A shrewd western Democrat predicts that
Governor Allen is to he the O'Conor OF the
Democratic campaign Of 1870. II Tilden oil
any other hard-money man is nominated al
st. Louis, be claims that the greenback peo-
pie will nominate Allen, that the Cincinnati
Enquirer will support him vigorously, and
that the movement viii divert q large Demo
cratic vote in both Ohio and Indiana.
The Charleston AerS. leading Democratic
paper in South Carolina, says: "We are In
favor OF the reelection OF Dir. Chamberlain
moderate Republican, because, in our iudg-
7mept the choice, lies between him and 4
Radical politician Of the stripe OF Scott or
Mssss,u
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PUNISHMENT OF A COMMON SCOLD.-Chris-
tina Pcrinc, fish-dealer in market, was
found guilty by Judge Brown, in the Crllnl-
nal Court Monday, Of being common
scoId, and was sentenced to pay fine OF
ten dollars and costs. The Judge said II
abe was brought before him again on the
charge he would be more severe in punish
ing her; that the evidence showed she was
an industrious. energetic woman, taking
good care Of her family, but she would
scold The law makes scolding punishable
by Imprisonment as well as fine, in the dis
cresion of the court Baltimore San.
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MET THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
PLACE IN THE CITY
to buy your DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, &C., is at
w. TiALHIMERS,
COL Broad street.
STRIPED SILKS at 75c. worth fully al per yard:
PLAID. STRIPED, BROCADED, and SOLID CO.
LOR DRESS GOODS at 20 to 37iac. per yard
all worth 0c per yard more;
Just received from New York auction large lot OF
SASH RIBBONS at 25, 80, 81, and Soc, which
is Just half the value.
BUSTLESl BUSTLESI Just received new lot
which will he sold very cheap;
Also. large line Of LACE and SILK SCARFS,
from 25c. to 81, all shades;
LAWNSl LAWNSi LAWNSI Five more cases Of
those beautiful PACIFIC LAWNS, which anl
selling at l0c. per yard, formerly sold at 2Oc.-
call early in order 10 seicct choice patterns;
The largest line of PARASOLS In the city at the
very lowest prices, AS have marked them all
down, and can suit the closest buyers;
All shades of KID GLOVES at so, 75c. 81, $l.25
$3.50, and S2-tbey are two-button.
Country merchants VIII find 1t TO their advantage
to give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
-. w. rHALHfbfER.
ie3 COL Broad street.
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EXCURSIONS.

10 12-5t12,14.17.19&20 --,
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Here's possible mystery for the p olitlcs
auidnuncs: Thomas 4. Scott. Hugh L.
.Jewett, Henry Watterson, and 5. l.. NJ Bar
low were deep in political consultation yes
tcrda at the country-scat OF the latter. Wat
terson'S fidelity to Tildcn cannot be doubt
ed; but is it possible that the others are try
ing to cook up movement Tor JcWettf
There have been whispers Of some wild
scheme OF that sort. Or did Scott merel
come over from Philadelphia because OF the
fame of Watterson's mint-iuleps !-Ne,o
York Tribune, 18th.
We are not at NIL afraid OF anything that
either Tom ScoTr or HENRY WATTERsoN can
do. Both OF them are strong friends OF the
Southern Pacific railroad, and each OF them
knows what he is about MIR. WATTERSoN
is delegate TO the st. Louis Convention ;
and, Judging from the tone OF his paper, is
as anxious to secure T1LDEN's nomination as
to see the Texas Pacific railroad finished.
Evidently he can perceive no good reason
why Il friend to the railroad should not also
be friend to TILDEN. These schemes to
alarm the TILDEN men should all be dis.
countenanced at once by them. Ii they
suffer themselves to be carried away by
every wind that blows from unfriendly
quarters, they will never see their favorite
in the White House.
Mr.. BARLOW is said to be BAYARD man
Tom ScoTr himself is Republican, and viii
"run' the Cincinnati Convention, so his
enemies predict. He can hardly be called
upon to take charge of the st. Louis Con
vention if he should succeed in his supposed
purpose Of controlling the nomination OF
the Cincinnati Convention. Many of the
enemies of TOW SCOTT in Virginia are op
posed also to the nomination Of Mr. TILDEN
There is evidently a desire to make capita
both for and against TlLDEN by represent
ing HIM as Objectionable to Tom SCOTT
Those who Use SCOT"T's name with the de
sign of aiding TILDEN and those who list
ii with the design of damaging him are alik'
in the dark AZ to the great Rcformcr's pul
poses in this regard, we would fain hope.
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Blaine.

"i%ll the world loves Il lover" says EMEE-
SON. All men are hcro-worShippers, says
CARLYLE. All true men, we say. synfpathlze
with Mr.. BLAINE, and regret his untimcly
misfortune. BLAINE is still the favoI1te AT
Cincinnati unless we are totally deceived as
TO the wishes of the delegates and their pur-
chasability. His name is tower OF strength
His popularity is immense and contagious.
Man cannot defeat him. IL he fails to he
nominated. it will be in consequence OF the
unfortunate visitation Of Providence last
Sunday.
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All the correspondents telegraph that
MoRToN has much strength in the Cincin-
matt Convention, and may possibly be nomi-
mated. Several OF them pronounce his
chances TO be equal to any other mans.
Well, we shall soon know. At present we
adhere TO the opinion we have had for six
months-that BLAINE is the most probable
nominee. Next to him, that Is, If his illness
disqualiiics BLAINE--comes ROSCOE CoNK-
LING
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MO EXCUSE FOR YOU. .

Have you m excuse for suffering with DYsPEP-
STA, INDIGESTION, SoUR-STOMACH, SICK
HEADACHE, PALPITATION OF THE HEART,
GNAWING AND BURNING PAINSAT THE PIT
OF THE STOMACH, LOW SPIRITS, &c.Y No! II
is certainly your own fault. Go to your druggist Mt
once and yet u bottle OF DR.. ANTI.
DYSPErTIC DROPS, aud be relieved Price, Csc
ManufaStured by ROBERT ARMisTEAD,
$3.50 - VS. 81 1..s $40 Main street.
MY 30 Gishmoad, Va,
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
FORT MONROE
GOLD POINT COMFORT, VA).

This delightful summer resort, commanding wa
tcr-yicw not eXccIed on the Atlantic coast; fur.
niShcd with all modern improvements: gas ano
electric bells I'm every room: water on every floor
ami capable Of accommodating Ave hundred persons
is open for the reception of guests for tho sum-
mer season. Wharf one hundred yards distant. al
which fifteen to twenty steamers touch daily, afford
ing every opportunity OF communicating with all
iuiso of the country. Superior beach for bathing NJ
the door-steps. Good from MAY until NOVEMBER
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS: $l7.5 80 per week and upwards. accord.
Ing to location. Special terms To parties remaining
IL month or longer.
Address III. PHEBUS.
my -3i,Iu Proprietor.
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SUDDEN TERMINATION OF SUlT.-Ihe
case in the Superior Court Of Baltimore,
General Caimus NJ. Wilcox Us. The Lie
Association Of America, General HOOD
manager, wherein on Friday, as previously
noticed. jury had been sworn. was brought
to sudden close Monday morning by com
promise. The defendant agreed to give
plaintiff s., 900 and to pay the costs IN the
case
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SUFFER- RESORTS.
~>-e--s----s.--~---
NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS,
GILES COUNTY, va.
Z SEASON OF 1875.

This charming SUMMER RESORT, 30 favorably
known, and situated on the banks OF New river near
the highest point Of the Allegheny Mountains will
be open for the reception of visitors ON the 25TH
comfortable four-horse coach will leave New
River depot, ON the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for the Springs distance fourteen miles,
after the arrival Of the 10 O'Clock A. b. train Tues
Springs to dinner. - -
Visitors will find good accommodations at New
River depot.
Music, good Livery, Daily Mail, and POST Office
at the Springs.
Excursion tickets, good irttil November Ist yta
Danville railroad from Richmond 10 New River and
return, $I3.4O.
TERMS:
Board per day. 2 90
~
Board Inr month t2S days. ................. SO 90
Children under ten and servants haIf price.
EGGLES1DN & TYLER,
je f4-eod2w Proprietors.
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The Cincinnati correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press says that Mr.. FRYE, of
Maine, told him that Dir. BLAINE had not
slept four hours a night since Mr.. PROCTOR
KNoIT's committee began its labors.
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mvr,rrARY NOTICES:

y pAys. ATTENTION. Assemble ct a
your armery for sqraRsTny a san.d arss on
TngAs1fTRas H6 and SATURDAY NIGHTS o. o. u,
O'Clock. c.,,nT or,s T. BossIEpx..
by oruef Va g. IRWIN SMITH,
Orderly Sergeant.
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TAXES FOR 1876.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1876. !

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1876.
This Office will be open from O'Clock A. NJ. to 3
O'Clock p. NJ. from the 18TH TO THE BOTH OF
JUNE Inclusive for the purpose Of receiving from
auy person charged with city taxes"
REAL AND PERSONAL,
the whole or one half Of the amount OF tax charged:
and that ten per ccnum will I've added to the amount
of tax charged In every where the party assessed
shall fail to pay the whole one half within the
time so limited"
The Collector respectfully and earnestly requests
all persons having three more bills to leave list
Of the same as early possible at the office, that the
bills may he gotten together and If desired half
receipts made out. change in the office on the LIST
of July makes It imperative that this request should
he complied with to ensure the parties from delay
I'm crowded room on the last few days Of the month
JOHN T. REGNAULT,
lin Collector
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na- PANIC IN MER1No UNDERWEAR.

m-PANIC IN MERINO UNDERWEAR.
100 dozen GENTLRMEN's GAUZE SHIRTS, Acc.
100 dozen GENTLEMEN'sG AUZE SHIRTS, SOC.
100 dozen CENT? MEN's GAUZE SHIRTS, 100.
1876 dozen LADIES' GAUZE SHIRTS, so and Zoe.
] 75 dozen CHILDREN's GAUZE SHIRTS, so and
.;3, Il, Tie st,s fr...ste. rs,s.. .,....s u
The above were purchased st auction, and are
worth so per cent moro thanwe are selling them ut
3sa2.1M COURTNEY n POWELL,
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THOMAS F. GooDE, PRosHrr1or
RATES or BoARp:
4 u Nhg ''.'....'. ........ss.-....s......T q ID
Per month Of twenty-eight days.. IS 90
No special rates.

Visitors leave the cars at Scot tsburg depot Rich
mond and Danyille railroad. where all trains a,
met by coaches for the Springs, twelve miles N,
can't. my 2q-Nsrba,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c
WILLS THEM ALL.

WILLS THEM ALL.
For Flies, ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.
For Reaches, ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.
For Ants, ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.
For Flcas, ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.
For Flower-Bugs, ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.
For Mosquitoes, ITALIAN INSECT POWDER.
For Verrnin Oh Fowls, ITALIAN INSECT POW
DER.
For Vermin on Cattle, ITALIAN INSECT POW
DER.
CAUTIoN.-Since we commenced the sale OF this
article the demand has induced other parties to offer
for sale limitations Of It. The genuine can be had OF
Miller & Pierce, Christian & White, and WIN liam Il.
Tatum, our city agents. Parties IN the country can
get sample packages by mall for 35c. Address.
POLK MILLER & CO., Apethecarfes,
tel3 PfoprietorS Italian Insect Powder.
CTAYNER'S STICKY FLf-PAPER
~ just received for sale.
PURCELL LADD & Co,
my26 Druggists.
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A SELECT VOCAL

IA AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
will be given on MONDAY, June 10Th, at !,
ASSOCIATION HALL,
by Miss s. z. RIDENOUR and Miss A. z. FITZ-
WILSON, the talented blind performers, assisted by
some of the best amateur talent of the city, among
whom are MIR. John d. Redford tenor; Mr.. Robert
Chamberlayne, basso; and Professor N. s. Turner,
pianist. ... ID st..r.
The performance will commence at quartcr-past
O'Clock, and doors open at q Admission, SO cents.
Tickets may be had from to-day OF Ii, @. Wyatt, j..
I, Eilyson, Randolph Il English; d. u. French &
Brother, 1903 Main street; A. A. Scott, druggist,
Fmenfy-ffsh and Broad streets; and 8. W. Farrar,
druggist rwenty-ffth aud Leigh streets. 10 l3-6t
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EOR COMMANDMENTS AND EXlll
l. BITIONS.-Beautiru AMI cheap goods at

JULIUS MEYERS, COS BROAD STREET.
LACE STRIPE and CHECK rlQUEs at l6S 90
and 25c.:
PLAIN and STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS from
15c. up-some special bargains In these:
SWISS MUSIINS from DC. up-vcry cheap
Large line Of CAMBRIA EDGfEGS and INSERT.
INGS, from &c. mp;
WHITE GUIPIFRE LACES In large variety.
SASH RIBBONS, seven inches Wide, warranted t'
silk, mt Toe. worth 81:
SASH RIBBONS at 25 and Boo;
TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES In white, black. 1ut
colored Mt 50C.:
WHITE SILK and THREAD GLOVES IN greH
variety;
SILK, LINEN, and JAPANESE FANS at all price
WHITE LINEN and COTTON DUCKS and Drill
LINCiS for boys wear; and many other artic'r
cheap, at JULIUS MEYERS.
je 7-eodf.Je27 6O3 Broad street.
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rI'RINlTY LODGE, No. 81, INDEPEND-
Il ENT ORDER GOOD TEMPLARS.-The MEM
beers OF this lodge earnestly requested 10 attenda
regular meeting at their temple. Lcvys Hall, NEXT
tThurslay) EVENING At s O'Clock promptly. A
full attendance IS particularly desired, as final ar
rangcmcnts Will bc made with reference to the cx-
cur.on and pic-uic soon TO take place BY order OF
the W. e.. r. WILLIAM Ii. VAUGHAN,
a. i-ot Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HALL OF YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
III ASSOCIATION.
GRAND CONCERT

TRANU CUNCEKT
FRIDAY EVENING. June 6, 1875 at half-past s
O'Clock, by Mr.. NJ s. TURNER, assisted by some of
the best musical talent of the city.
Tickets and programmes at the stores of West
Johnston & Co., j. r. Lambert & Co, corner Ninth
aud Main streets; G. F. Johnston, and Macmurdo
Redford. lie I4-W&F2t
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I'VE NEW lighthouses
AT HOT SPRINGS.

l. AT HOT SPRINGS
BATH COUSTY.VA.,
(rapidly approaching completion,) will have ca.
pacty Of TWELVE HUNDRED BATHS every twelve
hours. with Il SEPARATE POOL AND DRESSING.
ROOM FOR EACH BATTER. IL Is the beSt-arranRet
and most comfortable bathing establishment In thu
United States.
The waters vary I'm temperature. and range as high
as 10 degrees. Their great curative powers IT.
of rheumatism, govt disease Of the liver, and
numerous other diseases arc attcsted by thousand
who have been cured or greatly benefited by nsint
them.
The DRINKING-wATERs include IRON, ALUM
SULPHUR. AMI MhGNESIA.
Hotel accommodation equal to any In the noun
tainS.
PROFESSOR j. l.. CABELL, NJ. D., University OF
Virginia, resident physician.
For pamphlets and circulars, address
j. A. AUGUST, Manager,
jc s-ty15 Hot springs. Bath county. Va.
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lJ COHEN BROTHERS CARRY THE
largest stock of BLACK and COLORED SILKS In
this city. Their prices are principally below the
general market.
A large stock or DRESS GOODS at greatly re-
duced prices. jeI0
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DEATHS.

Died. in this city, yesterday ornine at O'Clock;
RUSSELL OWEN, infant son OF William Il. ann
Mary j. Pugh; aged eighteen months and twenty
days. ~ ..,-,>-. .
10 o'clock from Broad-Strcet Methodist churcn.
Friends of the family invited to attend.
Died at his late rcsdcnce, in this city on Satnr-
day the 27th uliimo, ROBERT +. LEWIS, In the
lfty-third year Of his age
The subject of this notice was born In Gonchhnd
county. Va. He was the son Of the late William
Lewis of this city, and grandson Of Colonel Lewis.
of The Bird. For number Of years he served as
DEPUTY clerk Of his native county under his uncle,
Narcissus W. N1iIer. from whence he removed to
Petersburg. Va, filling similar position In that
civ A short time prior to the war he became resi-
dent of Richmond. The deceased was a gentleman
of reiincm mt and culture, of fine personal appear
ance and enninen,ly hosptahlc and genial In dapo-
siton. He loyal citizen, Il generous and faili-
ful friend, and tender and devoted husband and
father. lie left wife and nine children to mourn
their loss. IAl W.
Died, of cholera infantum. Tuesday evening June
18th al 1920 T.. NJ, ANNIE WINSTON. infant
daughter Of James T. and Sallie c. Gatcwood; aged
five months and fifteen days.
Her funeral VIII take place from her father resi-,
,lcnce, No 427 west Main street. THIS Wednesday,
| EVENING, l4th Instant, at 6 o'clock Friends AMI
relatives are respectfully invited TO attend.
Rcti1i0us HerGtd copy.
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UNION STATION SABBATH SCHOOL

UNION STATION SABBATH SCHOOL
,,srd,ne WEDNESDAY the 2lst instant
pr4goses Ecri The barge Green Bush n,ted up es
this Sssasgn sps she
d ds e those who nc r. s scSao
served q city p WISER by Of Se Old
Boat S,Il G eaSs nn Rockets 7 O'Clock
TicKErs Gentlemen 5sc ia al he Ind SH Of the
drcn under fifteen years, 25c.; 10 oe l"u " '''o
mittce rs follows: ,,
r. Wiley Davis, 7. IT II f,oabiu.
". r.. ffechlcr, e. H. nn Woodward.
Robert &, Valentine, y. fiaFh"h WV
h''''' ~ j. Curtis Taylor
ia1ort1213l7.1g&20 ------------
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u ICHM0ND. FEMALE INSTITUTE
AG'The !tjl lOSINti! EXERCISES of this session
will he held Vt the First Baptist church ON NEXT
HgHsDhY NIGHT, 18th, kstnniug ii s1s O'clock.
~ lA.1ts
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ne THE ONLY PLACE IN THIS CITY
where you can buy FRENCH-WOyE CORSET at
371ec. is at COHEN BROTHERS,
celVeh. je 10
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SPECIAL TO BUYERS
OF
ID r Y G o O ID $

OF
DRY GOODS.
.s CARDoZO, FOURQuREAN GO.
have now In store the largest stock Of CHOiCEDRi
GOODS ever offered In this city, To which ihe' Gao
the attention OF their customers and me nunGIc e.,
orally. giving them the assurance that never w o
experience hare they been able 10 purchase soo0 j.
prices SO low. LII
DRESS GOODS
their stock Is large and complete Their
BLACK SILK
stock is larger than ever before, aud al ss'?n's"4s
COLoRED SILKS
In endless quantities, qualities. and varieties %
BLACK GRENADINES
from anc nm the sCc grade being The best good io'
the price We have ever before 500.
COl,ORED SILK GRENADINES
In beautiful shades and qualities Tor o'eIhfees''
MEXICAN GRENADINES
from SIG. up. ,,,r,
large stock of handsome patterns
ANT DAMASSE AND BROCADE ahhS"
DIMES IN SILKS
IN black and colorc,i something new and yer! eho'cS
LADIES' LINEN SUITS
from 1880 up. or these goods we are A,ep.'i
mucL larger stock than ever before. some ''i!"
CANT. ,r,ra
NJ nj, prices. We are selling cambric-hni'h s 10
style prints, ~ She. pr yard, -" u. -
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ting.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH below usual price. je 10
me- AT MEADE e. BAKERS DRUG
STORE for rare CHEMICALS, pure MEDICINES
and the most approved MEDICAL aud SURGICAL
APPLIANCES.
TAMARA LARK, pleasant fruit bon-bon fol
the cure OF habitual constipation, spld at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
MILK OF MAGNEsIA, most effective substi-
tute for, and more agreeable to take, than the Cal
cined Magnesia.
RUBBER-CLOTH, or WHITE sHEETING, of
superior quality for tire nursery.
For saleat MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
AIR-PHLOws for bed-sores, AIR-CUsHIoNs
MEADE BAKERS Drugstore.
Observation-Disclosures of the most ap-
pr owed patterns, and SELF-ENEMAS of the latest
st sIes, sold at
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore.
FIR, FRENCH Nc III, Gg I, for the cure of
MEADE BAKERS Drugstore.
GARRATT's ELECTRIC DISKS for the cure of
palsy, nervousness, and rheumatism. sold at
MEADE BAKERS Drugstore.
DATURA TATULA, for the relief Of asthma,
sold at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
919 Main street.
GENUINE EUROPEAN MINERAL WATERS
to be had at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
SWISS LACTEOUS FARINA. a nourlshing food
for Infants and invalids, to be had at
MBADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
COLOGNE AToMIZERS, delightful for the sick
room sold at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
CHOCOLATE WITH EXTRACT OF BEEF. II
nourishng and stimulating diet for nvaids sold at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
BATH sPONGES and SPONGE BAGS sold at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
FINEST IMPORTED TOILET SOAPS, some
very old, sold at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore.
sIROP DU DUSART;
SIROP DAUBERGIER;
WIN DU DUSART;
WIN DE CHASSAlNG n la PEPSINE. ct la
DIASTASE;
TUBES LEVASSEUR;
RACAHOUT DIES ARABES;
SIROP D'HYPOPHOSPHITE DE CHAUX.
All new and reliable Pharmaceutical preparations
on hand and dispensed with skill and accuracy Ivy
MEADE & BAKER, Practical Pharmacists,
icq-IOt 9l9 Main street.
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HOTELS.
BOARDING.

BOARD IN PHILADELPHIA
ID itors TO Philadelphia during the Centennial EX-
hlhitiOn will find frst-class BOARD with MRS. A ID.
KEARFOLTS, No. 3l8 south Broad street, one
block from the Grand Opera-Honse, and one OF the
most charming and airy localities In the city.
BOARD and LODGING, $3.50 per day.
Special arrangements made with parties making a
heightened stay. Cars for Centennial grounds pass
every three minutes; fare, 81 cents; time, about
forty minutes.
Richmond, Va. jc Jim, W,&F2m
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SOMETHING; NEW AND PRETTY FOR THE
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

Wcare In receipt Of full line Of sash Ribbons
silk and Japanese Fans: Ltsle-Thrcad Gloves. II
white and CoIOred: Kid Gloves, In white. color"'!
opera shades, and black, nj 50c, T5c.. and ~ : ao
Misses Kids, I'm white and opera shades: new LOT I"
Gilt and Silver Tlnsclled Taraan and all shades %
Plain Tarlatans, Gilt and Silver Spangles, GIT an
Silver Laces and FriHges: Lacc-SfrIpc Swiss. som"
thing new and beautiful: Lace-Stripc aud Figure
Pqles: Babrlggan Hose for Indies and misses. In al
sizes new lot Of those IioInstItched Handkerchief,
In white and coIored borlercd. al Be-. apiece: ana
few more cases OF those heavy Cotton Hose al 90.
par: and many other articles worthy the attention 81
the lades.
Please call early and examine for yourselves al
LEVI HEXTER'S, 627 Broad street
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-A chance to bu
bargains In
DRY GOOD = .

Having made arrangements 10 Tcnoya'c sHd ~.
large our present place Of business, We shall on ana
after this date. offer our entire stock at greatly ~
dueed prices. ,,,,cr
We have lust received fresh supply Of ClioltE
and ATTRACTIVE STYLES Of desirable G,loll>
and for the purpose of reducing our stock VIII onf
,DccIaI Inducements Call and examine for your.
selves nj A. HUTZLER & SONS,
fe film 300 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-14

DELIGHTFUL SUMNER BOARDING
~ can he obtained In the mountains at THE
BROOK, near Charlottesville, Va, at $25 per month.
of MRS. JOHN STOCKTON. -
Refers to MesSra. Martin & Mason, Twelfth street,
and L. G.. Harrison, No. 1924 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-14
DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS.

Beautiful LINEN GUlPURE and LACES TO match
for Basque and OvrrskIrts;
DRESS GOODS at Il great sacrifice the balanc" .
the season;
LACE MlTS for Ladies and Children;
BUSTLES I'm every style and size:
100 dozen LADIES' FULL REGULhR-MAnE
HOSE ut 25c. per pair-Good value at 35c.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
10 I2 SIS Broad street