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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

BRIEF local ITEMs.-The collections oil
United States internal revenue yesterday
amounted to S6,113.02..
| The city ambulance was called yesterday
morning about 81 O'Clock to convey white
man who was taken suddenly sick from
near the corner OF Seventh and Canal streets
| to his residence.
Only unimportsnt business was trans.
acted in the United States District Court
yesterday by Judge Hughes.
Colored knights Templar from various
parts OF the country will have competitive
drill in this city May 3Oth.
P. e. Fritz, Of Richmond, has been adju-
dicated bankrupt on his own petition by
Register Atkins.
Suit has been entered in the City Circuit
Court by Mary Kerse fora divorce from her
husband, James KeTse, on the ground of
| continued cruelty
The deputy commissioners are preparing 6
their books for the State assessment, and
will begin assessing next Monday.
The British brigantine Zeal, Pirouet
master, cleared yesterday with cargo Of
flour for Pernambuco, Brazil, shipped by
the Haxall-Crenshaw Company. 81
Richmond has seven lodges OF Knights of
Honor, and the cry is still they come.
luopSSUoA OpCuSSA yCotSAduy W VIC
customs office the master OF the schooner
Cooke, OF Newbern, N. c., for a violation
OF customs laws in not having seaman's
time-book. The matter was investigated,
and there being no apparent intention of
fraud he complied with the laws and was
discharged.
Government teamboat-Inspectors Dun
bar and Bowers having inspected the steam
er Ariel and the tug Nellie and found them
all correct, inspection certificates were is
sued to them yesterday by the collector Of
this port.
The Attucks Guard will celebrate their
sixth anniversary June 9Th.
The Richmond Knights Templar are
making extensive arrangements for the re-
ception and entertainment OF their visiting
brethren from Washington.
The public defamation for the Woods
medal, by the students OF Richmond Col
lege, will take place at Grace-Street Baptist
church next Tuesday night. This event
was postponed by the rain Of last Tuesday
night.
Henrico County Court was not in session
yesterday, but will meet to-day at II O'Clock
A. NJ.
Professor Maurice exhibited his tableauX
Of the. Messiah last night at st. Johns
church to large and delighted audience.
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A SOLID observation-disclosures RAID
ERs.-Richmond was raided upon Thursday
night by a distinguished party Of visitors
from Petersburg. 1t embraced gentlemen
@sll known in both civil and military life,
merchants, professional men, &C., and COM
prised in part General William Malone,
Colonel Joe Minnetree, S. B. Petit, Chris.
Quincy, Captain j. Z. Patteson, John ITALIA
ferro, j. c. Drake. r. S. Burrows, William
Venable, W. H. Jaques, William E. Mingea,
Willie Friend, Pascal Davis, and E. G.
Friend. Several OF the party were accom-
panied by ladies.
The opera was the attraction, and the
party came over on the P. NJ. train. Pc
tersburg had no reason to blush for the re-
presentatives of her beauty, chivalry, cul.
ture, and worth, which she sent over
Some half dozen Cockaders left their com.
rades in Manchester to attend the inSti.
tuition of the Rebekah Lodge. The gay and
festive party returned the same night al
ILLS P. NJ, heartily pleased with the opers
and with their flying trip to the metropolis
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{, PERsoNAL.-Rey. IS. a.: Steel and other
Richmond delegates to the General Confer
ence of the Methodist Church South, at
Atlanta, Ga, have returned home. III 6, i. i
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg. and Messrs.
Tom Karl and George Conley. left the city
yesterday on the O'Clock A.. M. train for
Chicago. sss,t zy;tlr
s, Captain Allen w. Magee, OF Gainesville,
is registered at the American, and General
a.. IL. Clayton. Of Ohio, and Hon. s. j.
Turnbtill, OF Illinois, at The Exchange.
:! Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were L.. Roper, c. W.
Spencer, W. j. Malone, Petersburg; VIII
liam Buchanan, Robert McGinnis, New
York; D. j. Parham, Savannah; William
Hurtzely, Baltimore NJ. Goodman, Quin-
cy, Ill. ); Il. a.. Hall, New Orleans; and c..
Il. Hall, Memphis.
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HUsTINGs CoURT-Judge George L. Chris
tian presidi7g.-This Court was engaged
yesterday in the trial Of civil causes Of an
unimportant character. The Court granted
about one dozen licenses to parties to re-
tail ardent spirits. The court will probably
adjourn to-day, and all persons intending to
apply for licenses had better do so at once,
as it Is the last opportunity that will be af-
forded them until the June term, when the
grand jury will assemble for the purpose
OF indicting g all persons for selling after the
first day Of May without license.
The Commissioner Of the Revenue will
be required to report to the court all per-
sons having registers and who have failed
to renew their licenses.
Judge Christian will decide the case OF
the butchers licenses this morning.
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HOLLYWOOD MemOriaI-Day

The Board of Managers of Hollywood
Memorial Association respectfully request
the citizens generally to unite with them in
the observance of memoriai-day, Wednes-
day, May 22d. =.
The ladies desire to have the soldiers
graves in all parts Of the cemetery strew.n
with flowers, and visitors need feel no hesi-
fancy in placing their gifts wherever va
cancy is found. From sickness and various
causes some OF the ladies having charge OF
sections will not be able to give them special
care. These graves can, however, be left
with safety to the considerate attention OF
people who remember with affection and
mournful pride our Confederate soldiers.
E. H. BROWN, Secretary
Hollywood Memorial Association.
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The CLARKE's SPRING PRoPERTY.-A
committee OF conference on the disagreeing
votes OF tue two branches OF the City Coun-
Gil in the matter Of directing the City En-
gineer to prepare plan for laying off the
Clarke's Spring property as aeemetery met
in the Mayors office yesterday evening.
The subject was pretty thoroughly dis
cussed, and the majority OF the members
agreed to recommend that the resolution
instructing the Engineer to prepare plan
be not adopted. Great fear was expressed
that il the city establishes cemetery at
Clarke's Spring Hollywood will be injured.
On the other hand, the necessity for GENE
terry in the western part Of the city, where
people of moderate means may buy sections
and bury their dead, was strongly urged.
The committee Of conference also deter
mined. to urged the City Council to appoint
committee to confer with the Hollywood
Cemetery Company with the view Of utll-
izing Clarke's Spring property as burial
place. W.
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NPEC1AasNGT1E
asB-ANoTHER GREAT OPENING OF
GOODS ~ i :f
I sgs AT COHEN BROTHERS. M; 4 al.s8

4
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. # s.
| DRESS GOoRS at leSc. reduced from 25c.; ii .s
DRESS GOODS at 26c- reduced from 35c.;sss,,7 81
fBoURETTE SILK GRkNADINESi in various dark
!. mixtures at 45c. reduced from Sl.26 $50
IRON GRENADINES at %, SO snd 3sc. reduced
81 from double: s,
CHEyfLLEMEsH (pure silk) at s2c.reduced from
IA Sl.5O;
ALL-w0oL CoLoRED BEIGE in the bcst designs
as 31c. reduced from Soc; t7 :
ALL-wooL RUNTiNGs, in black and coiored, at
reduced rates - q 6
|ALL-WooL FRENCH TAMISE at 60, e5, rs, ana
s5c.--fally 26c. a yard less than usual value;
FRENCH DAMASSE BUNTING at s6c reduced
from $1.25;
Thousands OF ether DRESS GOODS;
20 pieces FRENCH MUTL MUSLIN at 20, 40, and
SOC. reduced from so, 65. and 75c.;
Q cases of CORDED PlQUES at exc;
FIGURED PIQUES at &c. reduced from 1Oc.;
A large stock OF VICTORIA LAWNS; 80
STRIPED. DAMAssE, and LACE MUsLINS;
NAlNsoOK at l2,sc. at 25c. reduced from size,
at SOC. formerly sold at 5Oc.; EsrsA
JACONET CAMBRICS at 10, 12k, Is. and l6c.;
FRENCH JACONET at 20, 25, and SOC. for quail
ity worth fully Soc; 1>@
500 yards OF REMNANTS of RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS; %
Also, large 10, OF WHITE and CoLoRED HAM
BURGS;
GoRsETSst from 25 TO 50c.;
so BONE CORsETS at 75c., cheap 81;
100 BONE CORSETS, with detachable double clasp,
al $1.20; DR.. WARMERS, NURSERY, AB-
DOMINAL, and many other styles;
Forty various styles OF COLLARS and CUFFS. In
cluding real Duchess, Russian, Guipure, Tor
chon, Valenciennes, Smyrna, and Crochet;
Upwards OF a hundred dozen FANS purchased at
great sacriGce-25c. Fans for 124c., 30c Fans
for 15c., 50c. Fans for 25c.-all the novelties in
Fans;
as pieces TORCHON and SMYRNA LACES at
new priccs-some of these goods are OF the
finest imported. my1S
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I CORSETS! CORsETS!!
SYCLE BROTHERS'.

STRIPED ORGANDIEs at 15c. per yard; -, X.
Handsome STRIPED SILKS at 65c;; ,o,.
BLACK and CoLoRED sATINs at reduced prices (;
ELAck hLAck SILK SILK at at e5s:; !aoe:;:
Handsome qaasy Lyons BLACK GKos-GRAIN
Magnincent qualify LYONS BOILED TAFFEVAs
500 pairs sc aESTLiEsiEN,s E;I SUMMER SHIRTS at
25 Ss oSea aDieSs VILE M STRIPED HOSE at
AGss if Pef GsbERGaknsSrs slG TSEa sSf in Variety
LADIES' LINEN SUITS from So to $40 suit
New styles CAMBRICS: t s.rsLst
cAMBRic fh EDGlNGs rom 10 Soc. per yard-a
BLA LACK PURE .BRILLANTINE at soc.-would
MoaaiE ehsaB BsIIEASriNG Ri IHf PSsEr rYsse at $780,
BLACK CASHMERE at 45c.: =,
saRsEs5 seaS
~, that will asionish any one; ).
na ssss HosE
Al siylss la of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRESS
AL eolors BoURErTE, from one shilling to soc.
Don't fail 10 look at our new assortment OF FANCY
LADIES' GAUzE VESTS at a6c.-w6nid be cheap
MATTINGs. TABLE and FLooR-on CLOTHS,
WINDOW-sHADEs, aud LACE CURTAINS
cheaper than any other house In tha city;
Large assortment OF LINEN. N.CARRIAGE~ROBES;
SORSETS from 50e. TO $3.50;
ENGLISH, GERMAN, and AMERICAN HO-
= slEkY, for ladies, misses, and children; %,3
Dohr 1aii 10 look Mt those 12Hc. HOSE. a
We have q full line 10 every department. All we
ask IS caii from our friends, customers, and the
public In general. ~ 4 tase+ -
Persons Wishing samples VIII please send postage
GYCLE BROTHERS,, 311 Broad street, at$
my8 between Third aud Fourth s.reets.
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POLICE COURT-Justice j. j. White pre-
siding.-The following cases were disposed
OF yesterday:
David Diamond, John Whalan, Mike Do
herty, guilty of trespassing on the premises
of and assaulting and beating Charles Har-
ris. Diamond was fined So; Whalan and
Doherty, $3.50 each.
Annie Alfriend and David Fox (both COL
ored), charged with being common thieves
and vagrants, were jailed for thirty days.
Samuel Burke and stephen Edwards (both
colored) were fined 81 each for being disor-
derly In the street.
Mary Jane Mack, female. tramp from
Maryland, was arrested for being drunk and
disorderly on the street. She was ordered
to leave the city.
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TIE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-The concert
last night at Thon's Hall, corner OF Seven
teenth and Main streets, was decided sue
cess. Mr.. Henry Deuring, the well-knoWn
baritone, was in splendid voice, and won
deserved applause.
The ouintette-Messrs. F. and c. Ruscher,
Cook, Gentry. and Goode-rendereds several
selections in splendid style, and Mr.. Peter
Stumpf, as tenor, sustained his well-knoWn
reputation. Prof. Dreher as pianist, was
excellent. The entertainment closed with
cotillon soiree, and the evening was an
enjoyable one.in every way.
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INTERESTING LECTURE.-On Monday night
next the Rev. John Peddie, d. D., OF Phila-
delphia, will deliver lecture at the Second
Baptist church on "Good Cheer" Mr..
Peddie is the pastor OF the Fourth Baptist
church in Philadelphia, and stands high as
a vigorous thinker and attractive speaker.
His lecture. OF which we have seen synop-
sis, has a sparkling freshness as well rs
solidity in it which is most delightful. 1t is
lust one of those hopeful views Of our social
and national condition founded on facts OF
hard common-sense that are timely and
cheering lust now.
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PHOTOGRAPHS are now as low in price as they
can be made. Low prices and good work Is what
the people want these hard times. 1t is as easy and
cheap to make them good as bad. Large size, 81
duplicates, so cents; small photos, so cents a
dozen; cartes de visite, four for 81; colored and
enamelled burnt-;n porcelain pictures, SIS and $3.50
in slkvelvet cases, finely painted, warranted not to
fade; on watch-dials, $2. MAIN STREET between
Seventh and Eighth,
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w- COHEN BROTHERS have just +

~ COHEN BROTHERS have just re-
ccived large consignment of
KID GLOVES,
reia BILE in quality and 1T, which they offering at
great sacrifice; good two-buttons ut from 45c. to
75c. tnree-bntton at 75c. worth fully $3.50.
Also, large stock of HOSIERY just received at
great reduction from former prices;
All the novelties in COTTON, Isle, and SILKS;
A full assortment Of LISLE-THREAD GLOVES in
Button, Lace-Teps, and many other styles; ).
SILK MITTS in black and colors my Is
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THE TEMPERANCE Cause.-The meeting
of the members of the General Temperance
Reform Club begun under the auspices OF
Mr.. Doutney will be held Qor permanent
organization at Association Hall tomorrow
night at O'Clock. This movement promises
to be successful. Already over three hum
dred of our citizens have signed the pro-
yisonal constitution OF the order.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS
offer the
LARGEST STOCK OF SILKS

LARGEST STOCA OF SlLhS
IN THIS CITY.
They are now selling BL ACK SILKS at 50, SIX,
SO, GO, and 65c.;
ALL SILK GROS-GRAIN at 75c., at 95c. fully
worth Sl.25;
All the most popular brands Of SILKS at much be-
low market value;
Also, full line of FANCY SUMMER SILKS at so.
60, 65, and 75c.;
In SOLID COLORS their stock lends every variety
Of shade;
Also, DAMASSE SILK in various shades;
large stock BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED
SATINs Just received, including the various
evening shades, at greatly reduced prices;
large stock of LADIES' NECK-WEAR at re-
duced prices;
so pieces BLACK SILK PRINCES at fifty per cent
less than their value;
Also, full lines of ncw-sryle BUTToNS;.
NOTTINGHAM LACE at l2H, l6, go. 25, 80, 40,
and 50c. yard;
Real APPLIQUE LACE-CURTAINS at one half
their value;
The TURIN LACE E-CURTAINs much below regu-
lar value;
WINDoW-sHADES of all descriptions, together
with FIXTURES;
Also, APPLIQUE LACE SHADES. my 1S
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NE A. GREENTREE,
SIS BROAD STREET,


has just opened
IL cases of STRAW HATS, Which he offers at
great sacrifice;
HATS at Soc. sold everywhere else at 75c or 81;
HATS at 6Oc., at 75c. and 81, selling generally at
fromS1 to 81; .......
All styles of HATS for men, youths, and boys;
MACKINAW HATS at 81;
All the latest in GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS at prices to save purchasers ct least SO
, per cent; .s.. VII. .af f.,'.,.,'
In CLOTHING he has made every effort to present
the very best style, best goods, and the lowest
prices;
FLANNEL SUITS at $3.50;
CIiEvIOT SUITS at $3.50 worth S12;
Ali kinds of CLOTHING for mems, youths, and
boys wear.
Call and see The new prices on goods. No trouble
to show goods. ap 23-Tu, ,Th,&S1m
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, rising barometer, winds mostly
from the northeast to southwest, nearly sta.
tionary temperature, and partly cloudy
weather, except for tonight light rains
along the Middle Atlantic coast. g'sfs1z.g'
For the South Atlantic States, rising pro
baby followed by falling barometer, station
ary TO rising temperature, and variable
winds, mostly from the southeast to north
east, and partly cloudy weather and rain
areas
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LADIES' SUPPER AND FESTIVAL At TRINITY
,CHURcH. ladies OF this church will
|ho1d strawberry festival In the lecture
room OF the church, commencing Monday
afternoon next, and continuing every after
noon midnight for several days. The tables
VIII be we'll supplied with good things, and
every attention Will be paid toithe comfort
lsof visitors and friend ds. ad:s d ti sfss
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BEAR 1T IN MIND, EVERYBODY, now that spring
has come, that Fl. C. WILKINS, the Fresco Artist,
can fresco your rooms cheap If not cheaper than
they can be papered. This work has the advantage
of washing with soap and water when soled. Re.
ference: a. Y. Stokes & Co.; Marion Dlmmock, ar
chitect: q. j. Black, architect. Office corner CT
Eleventh and Bank streets, upstairs.
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OUEEN-oF-MAY FEsTIYAL.-Sanger: halle
last night presented a beautiful scene OF
youthful loveliness, the occasion being the
coronation Of o Queen of May Miss Mary
Becher). Miss Alice Hamilton personated
the Queen Of Fairies. There were nu.
merous little Cupids and fairies all dressed
In excellent taste. After the coronation
there was soiree dansante, which was kept
up Until early morning. f.s. -,
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BARGAINS. B ARG AENS!-ALL
Is ppICES AND QUALITIES GUARANTEED
70 f,OMPARE WITH ANY RELIABLE HOUSE
! iN RiCENi1lNn --GREAT INDUCEMENTSt IN.
IMTEL1NHRY GONDs. DC.

TIIsT RECEIY ED All THE ss,Hs.
ID bEksHIONABLE EMILLINEHY EMP0. SS&4S
RUN OF MRs, HtIT2LkR, 5aossMssxSs M
BROAD sTIEEr, and added g 1y sirsagx
eorisisting, In part, Of ssyAw, Chlps ana LexnoSS
Mafs and b0anosss Ribbons. HifEs, ysliluzs scsfk
Ccsasry orders solsslted and pxompssy ai!sagSsa asS
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
overcast throughout the day.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, So;
9 a. NJ, o.; noon. 62; P. NJ, ca; 6 r.
NJ, 60: midnight, 5S.
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ap 15-tAu3'
lost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

H,OST. STRAYED, AND FOUND.
'GTRAYEO from my premises, on fEssS5S
y 18Th instant. TWO COWS; one larget.aE..
stlark-red with long llorus the other sma bur,
falo, with star on forehead. A liberal reward wiz
be paid for any Information leading 10 Their Teco'
cry. oSOnN, rEhccn Ia,t .o,
my 1S-1t* No. SO6 north t1llh s.reel.
lost, ON THURSDAY EVENING,
4 4 between Sixth and Byrd and Thirteenth and
Franklin streets, 4 BREAST-PIN and TWO Sill
YER MEDALS. The finder will please leave them
AZ fhe Dfspdtch office. ., .}tpaS my 1S-ll*
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EXPECTED TO DO THE STATE SOME SERYIcE.t
THE following conyicts were receiye the
penitentiary yesterday: Charles Smith, six
wears, and Dandy Harper. three years, for
house both from WashingtoR
county !; Dennis G hilbert fcolored), fr0mLon
doun county, two years, for larceny; J.IG.
wheeler alias Daniel Charge, from shenan.
doah county, Six years andsix months Tor
lhigamy. ~ q ii sss l6 l5s
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JAa.Es *. GENTRY is a candidate for Mayor ol
Manchester, and requests the hundreds of friends
who have pledged themselves to vote for him Z
qualify themselves as frcemen, pay their pot-tax
and redeem their pledges at the polls next Thurs
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Wexford came
down to the courtroom yesterday and at
tended to some office business. z
The Circuit Court OF Richmond meets
Monday.
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MoLAsSEs PoUND-CAKE.-Two cupfuls of mo-
lasses, cupful each Of sugar and butter, half
cup Of sweel-mlk three cupfuls of flour, one and a
half teaspoonfuls of DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDER,
three eggs, and raisns, spice and brandy taste.
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ICE-CREAM FOR To-MoRRow's DINNER.-PIz-
zINI Is prepared to send you some of his pure Ice
Cream for dinner. His creams and ices have tccn
pronounced by judges to be A No. !. Leave your
orders to-day.
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NJ. ELLYsoN i Co.. advertising agents, insert ad.
vertisements IN all Of the newspapers Of the United
Slaes at publishers rates. Orders left ut the Dts
match counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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BARGAINS!
d. & E. AuTTELDORFER,
SO3 RDnIn aTDRET


Will open on MONDAY their fourth supply OF
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, bought at the re-
cent auction sales. 5000 yards best PRINTS at
&C.; 100 pieces CORDED PI9uE at 6sc. worth
lee; SO pieces VICTORIA LAWN, slightly soiled,
from auction, ut 12l5c.-reguIar price. 40c.; YARD
ioc. In DRESS Goops we have all the latest
STYLES and novelties which we offer at prices TO defy
BUTTONS to match; MATTINGS from auction
red check) at 1890. per yard worth 25c.; WHITE
in HOSIERY and GLOVES; UNDERWEAR for
ladies and gentlemen at extremely low prices. In
wear we offer great inducements. All we ask Is
call. [mY lS-2ml u. & u. .MITTELDORFER.
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|f COHEN BROTHERS viii make on MONDAY NEXT
their second great display OF goods for this season.
This firm never sleeps. Their great aim is to buy
cheap and sell mt small advance Their stock is
selected with the greatest style and quail
ity. Their assortment lends variety IN all their
various departments that isnot e1ce,ed outside Of
New York city. nor are any goods ever misrepre-
senied. The firms great endeavor Is to have their
house an Institution not only Of saving but to pre-
sent to the public MI the novelties as they appear
How far they have succeeded the public must be the
judge. al, sstE.s l=;T4.tfG Ei{sT-s ss.t'!i.{j
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Fon OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teet n
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
Bo1Ic MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents q bottle.
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4 EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.-The fast and
splendid steamer ARIEL is now ready for charter
TO churches, lodges, military or other tons
Apply ut company . office, 803 Main street
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4 ; The Dam.-Mr. James Netherland, the
contractor for the work, will commence to
repair the dam as soon as the weather will
hermit as. - ..:gs4s-t.sys !, st.
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A BLESSING TO MoTHERs.-Thcre will be no ne
cessity for mothers leaving the comforts Of home
with their sick babies this summer If they will give
DR. MoTFETT's TEETuINA (Teething Powders).
TEETHINA will regulate the bowels and make
teething easy. 1t cures cholera-infantum and the
summer complaints Of cl1ldreE heals eruptions
and sores; removes and presass8s the formation of
worms. r. W. POWERS & Co., and all druggists
kaen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-18

gAyERILL CHEMICAL PAINT, ready-mixed for use
Durable beautiful, and economical. Surpasses all
others. For sale by z. ". POWERS & Co., s
;-..t Agents for the Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-18

FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
nse MEADE &c BAKERS CARBoLTc MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents bottle. ss'e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-18
Read their advertisement in another column.

| e observation-disclosures makes it fresh every
morning. He has to-day Lemon, Vanilla, Straw
berry, Chocolate, Orange and Lemon Ices, and No.
/ Pure Cream, made Of cream SKINNED from rich
milk. made especially for invalids. Leave your
orders at 321 Broad street. 7,1s t.ssEst& ni
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-18

FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing propertie!
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are unexceled. Fifty cents 4 bottle.