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rs,a asoxcrmorship,
Hon0rs are z

Colonel Holidays strength is conceded
by the friends OF oil the other gubernatorlal
candidates, and we believe that it will In
crease from now until he is nominated by
the Conservative Convention In August.
Those who know his eminent fitness Tor the
office OF Governor OF this Commonwealth
are using every honorable means to secure
his nomination, and they will be successful.
Tlme will show whose s'friends" are the
most "untiring workers" p Warren Sen
tinel.
GUBERNAToRlAL.-U the gubernatorial
question Montgomery Is now greatly Oil
vided. The contest at this precinct Chris
tiansburg) will he between Holiday and
Malone. with Holiday in the lead at the
present. Auburn district will very likely
send Taliaierro delegates. Blacksburg Will
most probably send Tuliaferro delegates.
We have heard nothing reliable aS yet from
Alles hany, but would not be surprised II
the delegation from that district was not
divided one. ..-
Montgomery will unite to man upon
General James A. Walker. He only OF the
Withers State ticket has been left out IN the
cold. Withers, who led that ticket, mas
been sent to the Senate, after having been
made MISUNDERSTANDING; Marye was
made ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; whist walker,
who was second upon that ticket, has been
ignored. II the voice OF the Southwest can
avail anything in the next Convention;
Walker will, at least, De pressed for his old
position, that of Licutenant-Goycrnor. Let
his friends all over the State bear this in
mind and govern themselves accordingly
Christian$burg Messenger.
General Walker is such lucky man that
II he wants to be acknowledgements Inc
wi! be very apt to get The nomination. We
don't pretend 10 give any reason for the
fact, but it is u fact that he has vast capa-
bihty in running for nomination in State
Conventional
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GENERAL GRANT IN. C0sTUME.-1t is said
BY friends of General Grant that it is his
purpose during his stay in Europe to weal
upon all occasions Of ceremony his uniform
as General OF the Army, (which is very
elaborate and handsome dress. The two
magnificent swords belonging to Genera
Grant. and which he withdrew from safe
keeping in the Treasury Department to take
to Europe with him, will also be brought
into service on ceremonial occasions. A
General Grant will receive great deal o.
official attention in Europe, where 80 mncf
stress is laid upon form in dress, his selec
ton OF his army dress seems quite proper
General Schenck, while Minister to Eng
land, always wore his major-generaPs uni
form on State occasions, but as Minister
Pierrepont has nothing of that kind to fall
back upon he has to go the regulation court
dress,
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So unsuspecting is the Dispatch, and so
unused TO the devious ways OF the world,
that it is always liable to be imposed upon
by designing men. Last week we made a
guess as to how the various sections would
in the next State Convention vote on the
first ballot; and asked the Petersburg Post
to reproduce it, and put its own guess side
by side with it. The request was but par
TALLY complied with, the Post publishing
oar guess, but refusing to.give its own. 1t
actually goes so far as to poke fun at us for
having exposed our plans to our enemies,
&C., &c. The appeal would have us add a
feature OF particularly to our guess that we
did not put TO it last week. That journal
asks us to parcel out the vote OF Rich
mond between the several candidates. But
neither the Post nor the appeal is verdant
enough to tell US where their candidates
strength lies. They are afraid we might
take it away from him! Or are they afraid
that people living on the spot would write
to US, as our Winchester correspondent did,
that "not here has the Posts candidate any
strength "not here is the appears candi.
date the favorite," nor here" "nor here y
<!nor. here"?
Well, we confess to having been E.soId y
by our worldIy-wise contemporaries in Pc.
tersburg. But we find some comfort in the
reflection that neither of them can point to
even one county and say, "Tbere our can.
didate is stronger than you supposed him
to be- or "That county will not 90 fol
HOLIDAY" or DANIEL, or TALIAFERRo, OF
LEE, as we predicted.
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FAST TRoTTING IN CALIFoRNIA.-iSGa Fran
cisco, May 19.-At Chico to-day Goldsmith
Maid and Rarus trotted, best three in five.
for purse of $4,000 and an extra thousand
il the best time in the State beaten. the
track was excellent, the day favorable. The
first heat At start Rarus had the lead
nearly length; the Maid closed the gap on
the first quarter, and took and maintained
the lead, winning the heat by half neck IL IL
2:19s. The second heat: Rarus lengtl
behind at the start, which relative position
was maintained until turning into the home
stretch, when the Maid skipped, but caught
her feet almost instantly; Rarus CLOSED
nearly neck-and-neck in the mean time, Du
the Maid crossed the score half neck aneat
in 2:143. The third heat similar to second
and won by the Maid in 2:17.
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The Aoala1ache is mistaken, we suspect, in sup
posing that Dir. Randall Is not in favor of the
Tesas-Pacihc road.--Rfchnond Dispatch, 14th. 1
Mr. Randall is unquestionably Tammany's
candidate. The Texas Pacific issue will
largely enter into the organization OF the
next House. Tamrnany, from Tilden down,
opposes not only the Texas-Pacitic but any
southern Pacific project. 1t is matter OF
common notoriety TINT eastern supporters
of Randall declare he can be relied on to
use the whole power OF the speakersaip to
kill the measure. We quoted the Buffalo
Courier to this effect short time ago. II
knows its man. Memphis Arataache. y
We find it hard to ascertain the truth as
10 Mr. RAsDALI's position. The statement
made to MS q few days ago, and repeated in
this column, was probably the exact truth
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THROUGH WITH THE CONSERVATIVES
When Representative Gibson, Of Louisiana,
was here few days ago he called to see the
President, in company with Mr.. Gayarre.
the well-known Mcrateur OF Louisiana.
Mr.. Gayarre, who is Conservative in his
political convictions, was an applicant for
the position OF naval officera at New Orleans,
and his appointment was asked OF the Pre-
Sident by MIR. Gibson. The President said
to Mr.. Gibson in effect that he had gotten
through with the Louisiana Conservatives,
having done all for them that he could do
consistently, and all that they had any right
to ask. As to the distribution Of the offices
he must consider the claims of members OF
his own party in preference to those OF the
opposition.
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nEArHn.

4 n,ea. saturday morning, Msy the ! 9th, sALLiIEt
p AGE, infant daughter Of Walter ID. ana sarsin W
snindai: aged six months and fourteen nays.
Bristoland Knoxville, Tenn., papers Please COPY
Died. at his residence, ut Lonisa Courthouse, on
tho goth instant. d. NJ. HUNTER, In the Sixty
ninth year OF his age.
Died. on Saturday tho 9th instant at q',IaT5ter;
9sGFssso ne sgS ra's Year Of
Deceased was a resident Of Norfolk, Va He was
buried on Monday evening from 81. Pauls chnrch.
He has gone to the tomb with few friends 10 mourn
him;
Alone In THIS world without kin lie has passed
To land far more bright, where grace VIII adorh
him,
To a haven Of rest he Is guided ut last
Norfolk, Va, papers please copy.
Died, ON tie 2Ist. MARGARET, daughter Of the
late James Cunningham: aged aevcn years ana
two weeks. .,,,
residence, ON Washington street, THIS AFIER-
NOON ut o'clock. Friends Of the faniy are re-
uucsted to attend.
Died. ON Sunday, goth instant, at tho residence OF
Miss Myers, in this city, IN the nlnely,n1tn year Oh
OF the same family for nearly century.
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An IMMENSE CONSIGNMENT OF
"A UAMECRGII ENBROlEEElES.
Positively bargains surprising AM ever offered IN
this CRY.
Call before the assortment i broken.
l.. W. CnIHET.
Stamping and Plating Depot and
nv l6-6lt Notion-Iiou,e. 30 Broad street.
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lust BOUGHT AND OPENED AT
SYCLE BROTHERS


the second supply Of SILKS. GRENADINES Al
PACAS, and CAtliEMlRES' at the great I'M
BLACK SiLKS at Csc. 75c.: Soc, 9oc:. 81. %,
arc Certainly the chclpcst siiss ever bought.
Don't fail to look at o''r 81 bLAch 'kos-'kA'N
BLACK ALPACA at gle. 25c.. soc, 35c:. Acc,
Doe 6Oc.. roe. and | per yard. You will save
twenty-five per cent. 10 purchase these goods
from rs. $500 49,
% pieces Of handsome SOLID CoLORS SILKS.
among them arc u RO W y. SAV.i-BL L r,
STEEL; DKAB and all other shades-only 81
Don't fail to look at our SILKS before You purchase
elsewhere, for you will save twenty-five per cent.
by purchasing them from tis.
4 new lot OF STRIPED SILKS from 75c. TO - per
yard-neycr sold for less than Il and SIP
Remember. this Is second supply OF SlLkS,
which are bought very cheap, and will be sold at
Il small advance. ,,.,
We will open another lot of those lGasc DRESS
GOODS on MONDAY-ncrer sold for less than
500 5p pea ssr S Sfr GtAssMErEs JEANS, TwEEDs.
oG an at L a and tFSS c 2HsSiMR RfE aru
$50 pieces new DRESS GOODS from l2S to soc.
Look at our 81 ENBK9 u % C a,pS
so and 55c. worth Use. and 81 per yard. DOM
fail To look at these LINENS before you purchase
uA SH;t lfHSii'' EMBROIDERY from to zoe.
Look at those handsome : me go .nsa al l2Ec.
Just lot Of LINEN surSGs
with TRIMMINGS to match.
| Look al our Csc. KID GLOVES.
| IMPROVED VICTORIA LAWN at l2Ac. per yard
our LAWN at 1870. never sold for less than zoe
per yard.
| LAt'E-STRIPED P1QUES at zoe. -
Look at our PLAID and PLAIN SAlNSOOkS.
| $50 pieces new CAMBRICS from 10 12!sc pei
| yard.
| Look at our 1Oc. G!NGHASlS.
| 5000 pairs OF STOCKINGS from l2!.c. to - pea
| pair.
Look nc our 75c KID GLOVES.
| Enw CI OAkIS(S from ) o 10 75c. per yard
| Look ut our HEMSTITCIIED IlASDkERClil t i;iis
| from l2s to 25c. EACH and thousands OF o'I i
| articles hut are too numerous 10 mention lo'
| want Of space. SlCLE BIZ KILL 1iiEtn ~,
| Inv IL - DIo.,t s.l...
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namely, that he refubcs to pledge himself ~
favor Of the Texas-Pscffc scheme, though
as Pennsylvania he is for 1t. We might
have added That he refuses to give any sort
Of plcdgcs-either for or against these SUD-
sidy schemes.
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CARNIVAL or PLEASURE AT ATLEE'S,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
TUESDAY, MAY %, 1877, FOR
THE HENEFIT OF COOL SPRING CHURCH

The MOMUS CLUB, comprising some Of the dc,
cidcd talent Of Richmond and ; also me SH
CORNET BAND, will give MOSt EMJo3 it Apt tnn
niles frem the city canopy to seat 400 people has
been erected, and seats will be reserved wih9 '
oxir, charge. SUPPER served by the ladies In the
bn;id,nr at the nominal price of csc. Excursion
train viii leave the Richmond dcpota L. M.' ana
Pnnnd trip, SOC admission, soc. Tickets can be
had mt Polk Miller's drugstore, Ninth anu Main N
Streets J. T. Eysons and the drugstore corner OIL
Twenty-ffth and Broad streets. att,
No Dcasanter little trip could be wished tnan tiS'
md AT who 70 will have q good time. my IS-4l"
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93-CENF STORE.
DOCKS AT 80 CENTS.
TFNSYSON. complete in l volume;
SHAKESPEARE, complete in voume
BYRON, complete In volume;
POPE, complete In volume;
TUPPER, complete In l volume;
MILTON, complete in-1 voume
SCOTT,
MOORE,
GOLDSMITH.
SAKE.
WHITTIER,
G SICkESs.s COMPLETE WORKS. Is volumes;
WAVERLY, 25 volumes;
BULWER, 25 volumes;
OUIDA. Is volumes:
| MRS. HOLMES, IT volumes;
MARION HhRLAED, 6 volumes;
INEZ, NIAGARA, BEULAH. BY Augusta Evans
PEERLESS KATHLEEN. By Cora Agnew.
FAITHFUL MARC URlTE. BY Annie Ash-
LADY LENORA. BY Carrie Conklin. So,w
THROWN ON THE WORLD. By Bertha -'''
HA SbSbiook OF POPULAR QUOTA
TONS.
Our space Is too small TO enumcrate, but we have
a great many and popular works worth $3.50
$1.70, and $2-all ulcey bound in cloth.
Send for catalogue to
IL sos BROAD STREET.
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WHIRLwIND AND HURRICANE.-Jottette'
Quebec, May l9.-There was furious wnlri.
wind and hurricane last evening at hiVlere,
Rouge, St. Jacques, and L>Assomption,
seven miles from here. FIFTEEN pui,ungS
were blown down. The people saved their
lives by taking refuge in the cellars. Trees
We're 1iprooted and fences and barns carried
away, NO lives lost.
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nj FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS

BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER ut $3.50 case
uUNYADf JANOS BITTER WATER, Hun
garian;
PULLNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian;
FREIDRICHSIIALL BITTER WATER;
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudel spriuSl;
vICIlY WATER;
Settlers WATER, Nassau;
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
uATIIORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRlDGE ALUM WATER,
ALLEGHANY WATER, SC, &C,
by the bottle or in original packages, on the best
terms. ut MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
myll 9l9 Main street.
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THE WESTERN TOURISTS. Columbia, s.
c., May 2o.-Forty of the western eXeur-
sionists arrived here last night. They were
welcomed by the Governor and Mayor, and
entertained as well rs Sunday permitted.
All leave for home tonight.
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T o o X 0 L L !

I D . il y L
STUDY YOUR OWN INTEREST!
SAVE MONEY VII ERE YOU CAN.
NOW OR NEVER!
5o3 523 523.
BROAD STREET
Is the place.
r. STERN L CO., having determined Ia Clscon-
rinIe the dry goods business, will sell from this day
their whole stock Of DRY GOODS. FANCY and
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS. &c. At and below
cost to close business. Parties desiring TO pur-
chase dry goods would do well to look AT our stock
and low prices You can save from twenty-five TO
thirty per cent. by buying from us. Most OF our
goods having been purchased Al auction, ana now
marked down TO prime cost, makes them the cheap
est ever offered In this city before. Special stten-
ton Is called 10 our . -
Is pieces LACK NOHAIRS ut prime cost;
10000 yards best PRINTS at &c.;
s 900 wards "A PERCALE at Sc. worth l2ac.;
4 pieces WHITE PlQUE AT &C.;
rs pieces DRESS GOODS-the latest stylcs-and
beautiful NEW SHADES At 16Ac., reduced from
%, 80, and 40c.
These are the cheapest goods IN the city.
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at 124c. worth 2Oc:'
BLACK and WHITE PLAIDS at l2&c. worth 2uc.,
EMBROIDERED CORSETS reduced from Sl.'' I"
81:
10 900 pair HOSE at 2tc.--a great bargain;
$500 yards IRISH LINEN ut soc. worth 81;
The cheapest DRESS GOODS In the city.
Cali at once and STE for yourselves at
l.. STERN L CO.'S. 323 Broad street,
between Fifth and sixth.
1910 pair best KIDS at 50c., reduced from ~.
MY
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The Picayans is~not up m the. nomci'-
clature OF Presbytcrianism. 1t calls IL tue
" Presbytery OF the South. "-New orleans
Times. "
The Times calls it the Convention.
Honors are easy.
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FAIR AND FEAST.
BRITISH CELEBRATION.

DRITISH INTERNATIONAL CELE-
ID BRATION.-Tickets of admission can be OH
tanned at Mcssrs. West. Johnston Cos 70 inc I'm
QUIET ut Petersburg on THURSDAY, May Z4th.
: ARRANGEMENTS have been made with the railroad
agent TO take those presenting tickets mt reduced
fare by train at 5 O'Clock L. IL. Thursday.
my 22-3t*
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COURT ORDER.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA 81
Iur gs. q 90 In Equity.
A. Thomas ct ais, a' :
1t appearing to the Court that A. Thomas, one OF
the defendants In this cause, has departed this lie,
and that 1t Is necessary to revive the same against
his helrs-at-law and that Of said hers-at-lsw john
H. Carrier and Virginia Carter his wife, aud Martha
T Thomas. are NOT inhabitants of nor found within
said District and do not voluntarily appear to said
suit 1t is therefore ordered that said John Garter
and yireinia Carter his wife, and Martha Il. Thomas
annear. pIcad answer, or denur 20 the compliments
bill on the % DAY OF July, 1877; ,,,s order ne
nnh,ished once week for four successive weeks In
The Richmond Dispatch, daily newspaper pub
lished in The city or Richmond, Va.
'.'sN = r. W.HUGHES, Judge.
RICHMOND, / 9th May, 1877.
a. tr meS eopy-t.s'M r. pLEAsANTs. Clerk,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


TRER,S ADMINISTRATOR VERSUS
n KREBs-IN THE CHANC =! ,ho COURT Isd OF OF
toreI IN this cause on the 10th day Of May, 1877,
he Court doth adjudge, ORDER and decree mat this
nause he referred to one Of the commissioners OF
this court to inquire and report
LIST. An account Of the personal estate OF L. D..
81 An account of the transactions of i. +. How
,rd and Charles Clnely as administrators OF estate
Of said Z. j. Krebs, deceased ,,,.
Sd. An account of all claims and az demands against
ath An account of the real estate which the said
r. j. Krebs died seized and possessed, lis value and
Stb ANY other matter which the commissioner
NAV be requested report BY any one interested,
or Which he may deem pertinent.
~ COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
., RICHMOND, May 81, 1877.
The parties interested are hereby notified that /
have fixed on WEDNESDAY the goth day of June.
1877, at O'Clock NJ, US the time and my Office,
ON Eleventh between Main and Banks streets, the
place, to execute the foregoing decree.
| - ..-s..'s ."'. THOMAS j. EVANS,
my 22-Tu4W Commissioner.
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FINANCIAL.

n,C OOO TO LOAN ON RICHMOND
SNNHV} CITY and SUBURBAN REAL
Estate. Apply to RICHARDSON Co.,
Eo i - 90 ~ Ills Main street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AMuTSEssESTS.

TnHE FLOWERS-OF-SO CONCERT,
by 100 little children, was postponed from E1s1
night until THIS Tuesday NIGHT at s O'Clock.
The children will meet MIR. MINOR at FirSiilSi
rnpad, fnr the CONCERT my 22-1t*
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UNDERTAKERS.

CHANDLER 81 SIENOTT, UN1Ma
" DERTAKERS AND CABINE T. @ssas1k -,
MAKERS. No. 722 Main street, keep on hand q full
stock of WOOD and METALLIC BURIAL-CASES
and, CASKETS. IL 1000
4 practical experience OF over twenty years, and
small expense, enable us furnish everything OF
the best ut reduced prices to suit the times.
my 22-M,W,&Slm !
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DHVGs. MEDICINES. &c.
DE. JUERGENSONS

\ MI. -
ELECTROMATiC NECKLACE.
FOR TEEriIISG CHILDREN.
By mail, soc.
MILLER & PIERCE. Ap"th"tar!"'.
INV lG-,Jr4 corner Fifth AMI Marshall >ir''i
DIET + t c 5
FOR INFANTS AND INHAllD>;
PAPOMA, or ENTIRE WIlEAT-tnpp'
IlUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT.
IMPERIAL GRASUM.
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS PARMA.
UtWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD,
K.& MS MALT INFANTS FOOD,
FRENCH RAChHOUT DIES ARABh>'
SaYORY & MOORE'S INFANTS POOR
PREPARED BARLEY
SCOTCH OATMEAL,
BERMUDA ARROWRO0T,
PREPARED RICE-FLOUR,
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALI.
TROMAIER'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
Sold at MEADE & BAKERS DrnE''"'''
mvlo 9l9 Main s'rts'
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MOT 4 VASSAL, But y PEhk'

NOT 4 EASSAL, BUT \ PEEK.
In quantity, quality, aud SIZE We m'FrNA' ,. ~"
JEY,s SALINE APERiEST, Al QUO. PSF
c,,,,,l to any In market, and We cordially asH
Il Is safe, pleasant, and cooling eherSesreht P",
live bright and sparkling, far superior 10
Mills, and . most excellent remedy Ior iID' .
situation, Indigestion, acid s'o,"a''' -. 49,
sick he..,i-ache, &C.. and f3r aa''' n'' =. -" w.,
So, nc,d soon In the moraiDg !, acts hAe
49,, why nay al when soc. Will purchI
equally As much and rs good: -.
pT,pcEIL. LADD & Co, Richmond Va '"
supply the wholesale trade III thiS V'i''0" V
State. For sale at all retail drusstores' ,n
j. T.. DROMGooLE Co.
m Louisville. n :.
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ROOFS. STATIONERY. dc.

BOOAS. SEAaAONEh1 Il. CT.
THE MARVELLOUS PEN.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
WRITING WITHOUT INK!
The great advantages resulting from the of this
pen are 1t is always ready for use does NOT oXidizc
nor smear. and does not require Mpng and Is always
new without any care, and will fit any kind OF hold
err The ink which it generates Is very llnpid, dries
rapidly, and remains fixed and unaltcrablc on the
paper 1t possesses the great advantage OF giving
perfect copy in the press; The chemical prepare,
tons Of the ink are so highly concentrated tat one
LER 1t Is Indispensable, as no inkstanu Is reluireu
Directions for use accompany each pen. PEN with
HOLDER by mail to any address; 23c AI sr or
dG mv 70 s1-e,* j. liz Ii h Main ns Street
MAGIC PEN, writes without ink. Price,
lNl with pocket-holder. 25c.
INK-EXTRACTOR will remove Ink from pap'r,
or stains from cloth, silk, &C., without injury
RAi fiEie CHECK DETEcToR 1t is infallible
Every merchant bunk, and broker should have
THE T. B H:s!fe ilSSIhisTAND, 75c.
"Slessrs, RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have for sale
a new-fancy revolving inkstand which Is rightly
termed tbs Res'R RASSoLFH ESGL1s
CHEMICAL BANK-CHECK
DETEcToR.
In a moments time you can tell whether or not 4
check has been raised and If raised 1t rcproduces
the original writing. Indispensable to
BANKS,
BANKERS,
LAWYERS,
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
COMMERCIAL MEN, and
BOoK-KEEpEIs.
INSTANTANEOUS INK-EXTRACTOR AND
oBLTTERAToR.
Removes INK and any MINERAL or VEG ETA
BILE STAINS from
.. PAPER, CLOTHING,
FINEST FABRICS,
without injury to the article or hand. For paper II
docs away with the
.|.,. STEEL ERASER,
and leaves the original surface uninjurcd.
For sale by
BAuGHMAN BROTHERS, stationers,
1917 Main street,
my l5-eodtf i~- Richmond, Va.
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EXCURSIONS.

ENJOYABLE EXCURSION.
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CLOTHING.

JOHN LAToUcHE, ~,
MERCHANT TAI;yg. =
No. TENTH STREET.
anticipating the season. has just opcns-, ~. =.
choice fabrics for
SKELETON COATS.
"hith VIII hc made np in the hes, u,a.,,,c, --
'lishtncSs. strength. and economy.
FRENCH BATTIsTE,
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE,
FRENCH woRsTED.
BLACK and BLUE CHEyIDT.
ALPACAS and DUCKS.
NO" Is Inc time 10 proritc agains' the. .s,,p.
neat and not sw"l'er nndcr heavy weights.
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. ,.
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DRY GOODS.

NY z! - -. " ~ -..21n. --H2 JAIN 2.-eel.
TARDOLO, FOURJUREAN ~ %.
NEW s1-pp1y-
ff''' o'' '"sef ~" - ~" ''
'"s d "'' 3
NEW AND DESIRABLE "ooDs'
" W. =
We name in part as special bargains:
cheap;
,,,6ro,1. ,,vrxc .,.,c,. on .,, o., ,o,,
quality ever offered at the price;
,rn,,,,n ,,,..r an
goods for the money;
rN'
dozen;
"
Ovcr-Dresscs, with Solid Color to match; and
many other bargains too numerous to mention.
Just received 2 large lot Of LINEN and PER-
CAIN c1-trc
~
my - tAhDoHo' CHEhN "
$fEClAL lNDCtEAEN1 AL
rnrprrrv . povrrr,c
SIS BROAD STREET.
PRETTY ChLlCOES ut SIC,
BEAUTIFUL Lawns NJ l2'!''
HANDSOME WORSTED GOODS at 16s. alil zoe
r0pDFD pIOI-ES .tjor
LACE-STRIPE PIQCES at 1870.
,,.
RATlSIE CUTTINGS III lOc'
AIpACAs double width. o5c.
Every quality of coLoRED DRESS GOODS at
CASSIA1ERES put down IL surprisingly low
.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22
A AND BELOW COST.

In consequence Of The hard times and scarcity Of
money we are determined 10 reduce cur entire stock
Of DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS. DOMESTlCS,
NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS At and below cost. No
hrlubug. Come come al. and be convinced, al
LEVI ITEXTER'S,
my 14.3m 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-22

p1LL-HEADs, ST to $40 per ream, the Mt
l2 DISPATCH PRlNTING-HOUSE