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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21

John GooDE. JR.-We have always been
under the impression that this gentleman.
being straight-out old. line Democrat, and
from his record in Congress, is opposed to
the Texas-Pacifc railroad, in which view
the Richmond Dispatch seems to concur
Norfolk Day Book.
No. We were only apprehenSive that he
might be opposed to it; but the Norfolk
Virqinian intlmates that he is not. The
Vlrginian quotes from the New York lri-
bune the following paragraph:
Congressman Goode, OF Virginia, is in
Washington, working up his chances for
the speakership. Keep your eye on him,
Mr.. Randall. The movement for 4 south
ern candidate for Speaker, who favors in
ternal improvements, is gaining ground
daily in the South.-Ne,o York Tribune.
And comments upon it as follows:
And not only in the South, but the peo-
ple of the West, beginning to understand
that the internal improvement Of the South
means presenting them with increased and
cheaper facilities OF reaching the markets OF
the world, are looking with greater favor
upon the claims Of their southern sister
States.
They are beginning to understand that
the rigbt-of-way to the sea that nature gave
them through the South presents the only
opportunity Of increasing the value OF mill
lions OF acres of land that are now practl-
caly worthless by reason Of their great dis
lance from market.
They are beginning to understand that
the completion Of the unfinished trunk-llne
of the South will greatly add to their mate
rial wealth and bring about their speedy de-
yelopment, and that the interests OF the
South in these measures are their interests.
Norfolk Virginian.
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my / 1-3nl
rUsT BOUGHT AND OPENED AT
SYCLE BROTHERS

the second supply Of SKS GRES Nd Mes, A.
porting sale. .
BLACK SILKS at 65s. 75e. Soc 9os; -: Il -:
Sl.50. Sl.TJ. and - per yard These SiLhS
are certainly the cheapest silks ever bought; :,
Don't fail to look ut our : BLACh GRos-GkAiS
BLACK ALPACA at Gle. Csc. SOC, 35c:, 40c..
soc. 6Or. 75c., and 81 per yard. You Will save
twenty-five per cent. 10 purchase these goods
from rs.
o5 pieces of handsome SOLID COL0RS SILkS.
anon. them a1e BROW \. SANI-BL CE,
Steel; DRAB, and all other shades-oniY 81
Don't fail /" look AZ our SILKS before you purchase
elsewhere, for You will save twenty-five per cent.
bY purchasing them from W..
new lot OF STRIPED SILKS from 75c. to : per
yard-nevcr sold for less than 81 and SIP.
which are bought very cheap. and will be sold !!
small advance. ~
We will open another lot of those 16Ac DRESS
GOODS on MONDAi-nercr sold for less than
500 pieces Of CAssIMERES. JEANS, TwEEDs,
Look an st a oS and F Sc aSt e F saf'
$50 pieces new DRESS GOODS from 12is to soc.
Look at our 81 ENBRoIDERED CORsETs.
Another lot of those remnants OF IRISH LINEN at
80 and 55c. worth 75c. and il per yard. Don't
fail to look at these LINENS before YOU purchase
HAMBuRGH EMBROIDERY from to soc.
Look at those handsome goods at 12=c.
just a' opened ied os lot Of LINEN suTSGs
with TRIMMINGS 10 match.
Look al our 45c. KID GLOVES.
IMPROVED VICTORIA LAWN at exc. per yard
our LAWN at l6,sc. never sold for less than 21c
per yard.
Look at our PLAID and PLAIN EAlNSOOkS.
$50 pieces new CAMBRICS from to 12Ec. per
yard.
Look at our lOc. G!SGHAMS.
5.OUO pairs OF STOCKINGS from 1915. to 81 per
pair.
New CLOAKINGS from SO 10 75c. per yard.
Look at our IEAISTITCHED HANDkERCItlEFs
from l2ts to 25c. each, and thousands OF other
articles but are too numerous to mention Tor
wnnt of snnce SYCLE BROTHERS,
my 10 i29 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21

There is bottomless bog in an important
highway which crosses corner Of swamp
in Litchfeld county, Conn. Attempts have
been made every season for the last twelve
years to. fill it up with gravel and stones,
but without success. Rocks as large rs q
team OF oxen could draw were dumped in
last spring, and for n time the road-bed re-
manned above water; but this spring the
hole appears larger and deeper than ever,
and the Road Board will be obliged to
bridget.
james N. Lawson Is appointed postmas-
ter Mt Hat Creek, Campbell county, Va,
uice FL. e. Elliott, resigned. j. 3. shelor
Is appointed postmaster ut Camp Creek,
Floyd county, Va, vics Charles Fiege, re.
signed.
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SENATOR JONES or THE RESUMPTION CUES
TIoN.-WG shington, May Ex-senator
Jones, of Nevada, who has been one OF the
foremost of the hard-noney advocates,
seems to have backslided, and is credited
with the expression OF the opinion that he
does not believe the time will ever come
when specie (golD payments can be re-
sumed. Senator Jones, who has q good
many tons OF silver on hand, is very anxious
to have that metal made the universal cir
culating medium. SPECIAL dispatch to the
Baltimore Sun.
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Garfield.

Another Of the enemies OF the South has
sonnd out that "truth is mighty and Will
prevail The malignant GARFIELD, ex-
Northern Methodist preacher, and at all
aimes wavcr Of the bloody shirt, has learned
that he cannot be elected Speaker OF the
next House OF Representatives, even with
Mr.. HAYEs's influence to back him. ono
by one the slanderers Of the true people OF
the southern half OF the Union, ana the au'
thors Of the infamous reconstruction 'ne"-
sures, have fallen behind in the race ioi
honors. solid South is too strong TOT
them, And the heart OF each OF she oa''leo
and defeated tricksters Is penetrated Dy Tue
conviction that he himself had hand IN
welding the southern people into thaI so''o
mass. GARFIELD's grievance, as announce"
nv the leading New York organ OF the part!
~ ns,;rnarts. is that he ut Mr.. HATEsS
instance relinquishcd his prctcnsions 10
tho United States senatorship from Ohio,
thereby securing the election OF Mr..
u,yrs's ubrevct brother-in.law STAN-
ley MATTHEWS to that exalted posi-
tion. But not Mr.. HAYES, nor Mr..
MATHEWS, nor Mr.. Anybodyelsc. can in
duce the House OF Representatives to accept
GARFIELD as its presiding officer. Hes
chosen to base his hopes Of prefcrment
his peoples hostility to the South, rather
than upon his own merits. He has not
allowed his conscience to keep him from
slandering his southern fcllow-cltizenS. tie
has ranged himself amongst the BLAINEs,
the MoRToNs, the LoGANs. and the Other
traders upon the cankers OF long war.
Now let him reap his reward. AS he sowed
so shall he reap. We rejoice in his disconl-
future.
But we do not by any means concedc that
GARFIELD could have secured the coveted
nomination for the United States Senate
even il he had not withdrawn from the con-
test. He is not a fit man to represent the
great State OF Ohio in the United States
Senate, nor TO be the colleague OF the
learned. courtly, and able THURMAN. He Is
demagoguc Of the BLAINE pattern, not
statesman. He is not tit to sit even with
MORTON, who, however blinded by ambition
and prejudice, is nevertheless man OF fine
powers. GARFIELD would be as much out
of place in the Senate as BR0wNLow was.
Such being his character and such his want
OF qualifications for the position, we cannot
for moment suppose that he would have
been able to defeat such a gentleman as
STANLEY MATTHEWS. 1t is poor compl-
ment to the State of Ohio to suppose that
it could prefer demagosue such as GAR
FIELD TO statesman such as MATTHEWS.
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1t is not now matter OF much conse-
quence; for the doctrines Of the resolu-
tons Of '9S are buried deeper than plum
met will ever sound again.-Boston Adver-
tiSer.
Yes. And CRoMwELL's bones were dug
up and reinterred at Tyburn Cross; JOHN
HAMPDEN was fined and imprisoned; SID
NEY was traitor; GEORGE WASHINGTON
was rebel.
But Truth is imperishable; and Yankee
notions are not the truth.
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NJ FRESH NATURAL
MINERAL WATERS

BUFFALO LITIIIA WATER 1T $3.50 case !;
HUNYADI JASOS BITTER WATER, Hun
garian;
PULLNA BITTER WATER, Bohemian;
FREIDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER:
CARLSBAD WATER (Sprudcl spriug);
VICIIY WATER;
Settlers WATER, Nassau
CONGRESS SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
uATHORN SPRING WATER, Saratoga;
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
ALLEGIIANY WATER, &C., &C,
by the bottle IN original packages, Oh the best
terms. ut MEADE Il BAKERS Drugstore,
myl 9l9 Main street.
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9Y.CEN'r STORE.


DOCKS AT 90 CENTS.
TENNYSON, complete in l volume:
SHAKESPEARE, complete In volume:
BYRON, complete In l volume;
POPE, complete In volume;
UPPER, complete In l volume;
MILTON, complete In l volume;
SCOTT.
MOORE,
GOLDSMITH.
SANE,
WHITTIER,
DICKESs's COMPLETE WORKS, Is Volumes
WAVERLY, 20 volumes;
BULWER, 20 volumes;
OUIDA. Is volumes;
MRS HOLMES, II Volumes
MARION HhRLAND, 16 volumes;
INEZ, MACARlA, BEULAll. BY Augusta Evans
pEERLEss KATHLEEN. BY Cora Agnew.l
FAITHFUL MARGUERITE. BY Annie Ash
LADY TENORA BY Carrie Conklin. Move
THROWN ON THE WORLD. BY Bertha 1'~"'
HA SNiBbsiBooK OF POPULAR QUOTA
TIOES.
Our space Is too small to enumerate, but we have
Il great many and popular works worth $3.50,
$1.75, and s2-all nicely bound in cloth.
Send for catalogue to
myl2 sos BROAD STREET.
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j. w. L. Curdy, a southern politician Of
note, exposes once more the waste and dam
ger OF our present system Of Executive
patronage advertiser.
What is fame when that celebrated pulpit
orator j. L. NJ. CURRY, D. D., can he thus
spoken OF in the Athens of America?
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H0eKS. STATIONERY. &c.
ITIIE MARVELLOUS PEN.
L -.-.-. ,,,,,,.,.r,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
WRITING WITHOUT INK.

The great advantages resulting from The Use "i i.'
pcn are: IL Is always ready for use. does not oXtHN
nor smear AMI does not require ripips and Is AWAY
new without any care, and will III any slnd oi n"ii
or h, ink which IL generates IS verv iimpid. dries
rapidly. and remains liked and unaeraDic on wv
paper. It possesses the great advantaSc ~ eINIiS
perfect copy I'm the press. Tie chemical lrrtara
lions Of the Ink are highly concentrated that Unc
pen will last for several months; TO The thu
LER II Is indispensable, As 20 inSstani Is ,,h
Directions for use accompany each pen. ff.N Wv"
HOLDER by mail 10 any address, 25c AI tsT,' VI
ders 10 d. /: E,:ii -,
my 2l-2t< III. naIn -1,-
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS At
COURTNEY Il POW Ell Is.
els BROAD STREET.

PRETTY CALICOES at &c,
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS at 12Ec.,
HANDSOME WORSTED GOODS at ! G., aud zoe
CORDED PIQUES 10c.,
LACE-STRIPE PIQUES at 1870.
BATlSTE SUITINGS ut 10c..
ALPACAS double width). csc.
Every quality of COLORED DRESS GOODS at
greatly reduced prices.
CASSIMERES put down at surprisingly low
figures.
GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS at 25 and ) &c.
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS at so and 75c..
CHILDREN'S SHIRTS ut all prices.
CORSETS at soc. worth 75c.,
SILK TISSUE FOR Wells at 25c per yard,
HAMBURGER EDGINGS ats. 81, 81. and 10c per
yard.
LACE BIDS, FICHCS. COLLARETTES.
SCARFS, &c. very cheap.
The cheapest PARASOLS In the city.
All kinds OF WHITE GOOD-sucha a.
CAMBRICS, NAINSOOKS.
VICTORIA LAWNS
ORGANIZES.
DOTTED MUSLINS. and
PIQUES-reduced.
1t will lie TO Your Interest 10 call and examine our
large and attractive stock before You make Your pur-
chascs my II
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

NOTICE.-We, the subscribers, HARD.
IN WARE-DEALERS OF this city, hereby agree to
2lsT DAY OF MAY to the I6IH DAY OF SEP
TEMPER, 1877, inclusive.
w. y. Donnan & Sons, Charles j. Sinton, a. II.
Clarke, james McGraw, X. L, Williams, Matkins 8
Cottrell, w. W. Baldwin. my 16-W,S,M3r
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A careless reader, who has his favorite
non-candidate for Governor. thinks that
MALONE has left CoLLIESoN in England and
gone over to France, where he is kicking
up terrible fuss.
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SPECIAL. SnTEEE~.
/" THOMAS r. PRICE II co.
Splendid SUPPLY FOR JUNE.
OUR BUYER IN NEW YoRI

OUR BUYER IN NEW YORK.
T.R. PRICE & co. will open every day during
the present week large supplies Of NEW and DE-
sIRABLE DRY GOODS for the summer trade
many stylish novelties; among them
BLACK BASKET GRENADINES-ah SILK ana
wool;
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES-vcr beauti-
ful;
COZ ORED BROcADE PoPLINS, 25 to 75c.;
PLAIN PONGEES and POPLINS, 20 TO 0uc.;
Great bargains In BLACK SILKS;
COLORED TR1NMTNG-SII.kS,e every COLOR
STRIPED and FANCY SILKS:
Magnificent line OF PARASOLS:
New MOURNING GRENADINES ana o'hcr lad
RIGS;
GAIIZE VESTS. CoRsETs, KID GLOVES,
NECK-TITGS, COLLARS, &C. mYZl'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21

A Cincinnati telegram announces that
MorGeld's Bank at Circleyille, Ohio, has sus-
pended, with liabilities eighty thousand;
assets esaimed to be a hundred thousand.
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V,uE MARVELLOUS PEN WRITES
,rITIinIrr INKlt generates It's own ihS, u
aIwavs ready for use does not smear n9f loan,hs.
Wipins and one pen will fast ss'sras r, a;': Csc.
Price, with holder, by mali 10 any IaITVs0S,
aauresSss atn s W lll2 Main stieet.
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CoSFECTIOSERIES. &c.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODs.-ouc,
i thousand dozen two and three,pousa ps snn
Tomatoes, two and three-pound fre,n 49,.
twO-pouud Strawberries two-poahd h1s 80
two-poand Dsnsons two-pouna Backbsrries' TWO Two.
pound Pneapples, two-pound Lima p S.r,' cu,
hound Green Peas, two-pouad Sugar-Ieru' ~,
ting's CALIFORNIA Canned Peaches Aprico,s' Sr .'
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Driei rsSSiSsI;
pouuSa, ia l3l2 Main street.
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THE CHEAPEST PLAIN and F.yCv:
i DRESS LINENS al ' 'i"'I
my 21-cod TTr1r.s ,r~
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BOOTS. SHOES cc

HIGH SANDALS.-Look at the e.,
IL show In the window E3
my II MAYS. COZ BROAD =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21

GREAT BARGAINS IN PLAIN ,yT,
~ FANCY. LINEN DRILLS tor men, -, I'D
wear ut my II cod L1.l.II,s IL -. ,.",!N.
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e. LADIES BUCKLE NEW W
81. PORTS AT j. \. GI.IC;t;'S. ~
an oS Tenth aud Main streets.
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Died, mt his residence, In this city, on The 10th In
slant, ut 9:35 o'clock +. NJ, DR.. ROBERT AR
CHER, formerly Of the United States Army, In lii
eighty-third yenr OF his age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his
funeral from st. Paurs church OH MONDAY, 2lst
instant, at IL o'clock A. II.
Norfolk and Washington papers are requested to
COPY.
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T 0 o X o u Il q!

AN T. NJ u n ~ w W - An.
NOW OR NEVER!
5os. '523 323.
BROAD ST Il EFT
Is the place.
L. STERN j. CO., having determined 10 tiscon-
nue the dry goods business, will sell from this day
their whole stock OF DRY GOODS, FANCY. and
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., ut and below
cost, to close business. Parties desiring TO pur-
chase dry goods would do we'll to look ut our stock
and low prices. You can save from twenty-five 10
thirty per cent. by buying from Us. Most OF our
goods having been purchased IT auction, and now
marked down TO prime cost, makes them the cheap
est offered In this city before. Special atten-
ton Is called 10 our
IS pieces BLACK AIOHAIRS at prime cost;
10000 yards best PRINTS ut &c.;
5000 yards "a PERCALE ut SC. worth 12Hc.;
40 pieces WHITE PfQUE at &C.;
rs pieces DRESS G0ODS-the latest styes-and
beautiful NEW SHADES at 1870, reduced from
25, so, and 40c.
These are the cheapest GOODS IN the city.
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at 12kc. worth 2uc.
BLACK and WHITE PLAIDS ut 12Sc. worth 2Oc
EMBROIDERED CORSETS reduced from $40 to
10 0O0 naIr HOSE at l2kc.-a great bargain;
$500 yards IRISH LINEN Mt 50c. worth 81;
The cheapest DRESS GOODS In the city.
Call at once and see for yourselves ut
L. STERN 6 CO.'S, 523 Broad street,
5000 pair best KIDS at 50c., reduced from u.
my 7
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ri COHEN BROTHERS ARE IN RE
CEIPT Of large lot Of BLACK BRILLIANT
me ALTACA, which WAS sent to them on COM
mission They are some Of the prcttiest goods
ever offered In this market, and mt prices from
20 TO 3Oc yard less than market value; VA
rious other brands from 22c. up:
OF ,icces I, L 4 OK CAS1IMERES-thc noted
n(,achemlre B'Ecossc" brand-warrantcd 3Oc.
a ward less than any previous price:
See tlieir HENRIETTA CLOTH at 81 4 yard:
Also n large stock of BOMBAZISES and ENG
LiSII GRAPE:
BLACK BiEGE-pure silk and wool-50c. II yard
worth e(c. my
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LEVY BROTHERS
adoptcd The above plan In buying and selling
DRY GOODS, and hence offer superior inducements
To ALPHABETICALLY TO those who have many wants to
supply. We solicit the patronage Of those buying
for cash, assuring them we make 1t to their adva-
tage to deal Mt nm old reliable Dry Goods store
which has but ONE PRICE, AND THAT TIE Low
EST LEVY BROTHERS,
1O17 and 1919 Main street.
Handsome assortment Of FANS Just received
my 10
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me- WHITE AND COLORED LINEN
= LAWNS at COHEN BROTHERS for less than
market prices: ~ ,-
VICTORIA LAWNS. SWISS MUSLIN, LlIEIh
MCSLfSS, PlQUES, and other WHITE GOODS
in great variety: $500
LADIES THREAD GAUSTLETS at 20 and Csc.
worth double:
THREAD GLOVES-two-. three. and four button
in black. white and colored-at less than market
value:
FRENCli-wovE COESETs from soc. up to the
finest Imported. mTo
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Y AkD.WIDE PLAIN AND FIGJ.pvr,
Il BAIlSTEs (ncw styles, only lOc. =, ''HD
~ Ht-.'d JULIUS NCyrp,.
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cows FOR SALE.

rOWSl COWS! COWS IL have ESssS
" always on hand several FRESH cows.
I'm need of good EOW will do well to call at my
Mace on the Brook turnpike, lust beyond the live
Stock scales, or inquire at Stall No. Second Mar
my 4-2aw4w JOSEPH hiks6.
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CT 001 TX PROFITS FROM S106. rs
Dl,NCl.i ~ In thirty days by TIME OP-

STOCK CONTRACTS
judclously managed, on the plan of limited la
blty. always ensure good return--often ten times
the Investment in us many days.
Send for information and The siNew system of
Assured Proits,' free.
Il. POTTER WIGHT & CO.,
- Gold and Stock Brokers,
SO Walt street, New York.
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e.Death Of the stray dog that has scared
says the Philadelphia Telegraph.
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I OW SANDALS, For LADIES. =,
IL my IL MAYS. COZ r-,..t
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GOODS. SPElNGGHR
- GOODS.-I.adies Fancy and Plain >hi- EMf
pers-Brouze AMI BLACK: iads,, Mis>s' "a,
aud Childrcn's Kid New-pcr: Ties: bf'a''- -,
Rof.oln Low Heel t;aiItr--hand-iiac.- W.
ladies: Misses and Youth, scho"!-shor> i:a'it,
Fine Pebble g and FoXci HtIm"rais s2.oo HcA
tlcmcn's French Calf and Goat Low quarter Nv - ,
all STYLES ist received. The best Cali taItrr III 'l''
city for So. Trunks, Sa;ciIei-. Sha"i,S,rAur, 'N4
S,srC,itrrs ut W. +. ". TAILuRs.
MI Fourth and Broad si!r"lS.
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R>7~ HO. FOR THE BROAD-STREET

MI HO. FOR THE BROAD-STREET
DRY. GOODS EAlPORIUM!-NEWG GOODS! NEW
GOODS! CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS
Second supply OF new and cheap DRESS GOODS,
ALpACAS. WHITE GOODS. Lawns. EASSl-
MERES. LINENS. &c, just received 1T WILLIAM
TI!ALIlIMERS, 6Q1 Broad street:
100 pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS ut zoe.
worth 37c.: SO pieces pretty styles DRESS GOODS
at zoe. worth SOC; so pieces new styles BEST
LAWNS 1T 12Ec. worth zoe: 80 pieces new styles
FRENCH ORGANIZES ut 25c. 4 yard; BLACK
ALPACAS 1T 25c. worth 37c.. at Soc worth 4Oc.;
BLACK ALPACAS ut &c. worth 50c.- 1T soc.
worth 7Oc.-givc me call on Black AlpacaS for
bargains: BLACK GRENADINES, In new STYLES,
at all prices from 12is 10 75c.: WHITE PlQUES ut
lOc worth 16c.. ut l2Hc. worth 2Oc.: LACE
STRIPED MUSLINS-a full line, very cheap: 1000
wards FRENCH VICTORIA LAWN At lac. worth
2Jc.-hiS is tic cheapest goods ever offered III the
city: 500 yards remnants IRISH LINEN at soc.
worth 7Jc.: 400 yards remnants IRISH LINEN ut
zoe. worth 9Oc.: full line OF all kinds Of WHITE
GOODS ut low prices: cheap stock OF C-iSSl-
MERES and LINENS for mems and boys wear;
LINENS for ladies suits GRASS-CLOTliS. &c
In which can sell bargains: 300 FEENCt-NO N T.
LACE-TOP CORSETS ut SOC. would b" cheap ut
soc. Call carly and secure one at
WILLIAM TlIAJ.HIMER'S,
COL Broad street.
KID-GLOyE DEPOT of WILLIAM THALHI-
MER. COL Broad street: 500 pairs excellent Nv o.
BUTTON KIDS IT SOC. Il pair, in all shades. light
and dark: 500 pairs best TWO-BUTTON KIDS ut
75c. ahd Sim the latest shades. This Is an eN RI
good and cheap lot, and l ask call from those III
want OF Kid Gloves. lnVIZ
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n1Y SIDE AND SPACE-PLAITlNG,
without the use of hotiron. Satisfaction guaran-
tccd with all goods. Orders received ana delivered
the same day. Only 3 cents plated yard ut
L. w. CORBET'S
Stamping and Plating Depot and
nv 16-6tx Notion-llouSc. $40 Broad street.
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III COHEN BROTHERS
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS
CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN
BEFORE.

Pure SILK at 45. SO. -. a5. 95c.. $l.l0-for
PURE SILK GROS-GRAlS:
Iuportcd SILKS of the most popular nlanufac-
tmrcrs ut S1.25, Sl.35. S1.40. S1.50. Sl.G3,
Sl.75. S2.O5, 1925. $3.50, 1915, and ~ 80:
Particular attention Is called to their quality ut
Sl.35. formerly soil At $ LOO:
4 large stork Of STRIPED and CHECKED SlLkS
at Is. 50, and Goethe various shades In So!d
Colors. including Evcnn" Shades:
Also. the new BROCIIEDED SILKS In Black and
Colorcd.
The above goods were purchased at The recent
forced sales of several importers. and in cDnncc-
lion, would say that they not only warrant the quail
tiles. but also the prices, against any house In the
Unified States my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21

In consequence OF the hard times and scarcity Of
money we are determined to reduce our entire stock
of DRESS GOODS. FANCY GOODS. D0AIESTlCS,
NOTIONS. and TRIMMINGS ut and below cost No
humbug. Come one come all, and be convinced. at
LEVI HEXTER'S,
INV l4-3m 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21

60 o. LADIES' FUNED BUTTON
D~.Ec. BoUTS,at M,y.>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21
FLORISTS.

FLOWERS FOR SPRING PLAAllN"'
pASSIES, DAISIES, ROSES, ,,,s,.s &C.
vERRENAS, GERANiUAIS. FUCislAs,, vi
,,,y f., fnii bloom and In great Abundance al
e U0OPER'S Flower. Garden, corner 1ne ,n. Isr
Nlbemarle streets, one square from the "s'.s ,3n
minus OF the strect-car railway. aPNV-----
Oh 900 BEDDING PLANTS OF Va
OU.UlJU RlOUS KINDS now On DANA spa -
~ .5n,iI,on for sale AT ToLER & HoofEks.
nu w nnopS delivered In the city free Of charse'
ap 5-eod2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21

"a BEST-WEARING CALF GAITTp>
tJ-f. In town. at u,y.I
my IL t'li Broad .'~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21
DRY GOODS.

A PINCH SILK UN-UMBREII,,-
- ~ at INV 2l.cntI JULIUS uyr,iof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-21

q * AND g. fuNED LACE-Gkr-
:ol. y TIERS, at Niy.,
my 90 broad stree,