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DRUGS. aEnxcfsEs

pEDFORD lVa.) ALUM 'IIEfI1 ~
~ SPRINGS WATER. MASS. Am pr iihoN
Essa aror ~ gRysp I,a, Diseases pecns, '?r
asIass nrohic nsTrna Bronchial srafnt,to
ache. ~ '"' ana tie2G-
S4ua'lo any ~! water o. tfs class known .o mos
Z ue.,,,, nuNIER MCGUIRE. H. D.. Vjry;n,,
Sa,islae.ory In uterine diseases and IN ra,
aEdicent in Dyspcp'is any fH ~ ~: D. Ohio.
arising IRON impure hiocd.- 4' D',eases
..,.et VIII, s,o.,. o. HARRISON. New York.
a." euecess III certain diseases nrcr,,ar .,
ennn.es. b: EokAER, N. D., Sissnnr, "
Invaluable in scrofula.' ''''' "''rgia.
w. ). GILBERT. st. D., North C,ror,r.
kecomniended asa PrOphyactic IN Yei,n, L.
Tcr dislrfch." ID. X. FAIRK1. NJ. D., Lon,.Izn,t g
The sUsMEE SEASON Of these s,-,,r.,
JUNE LIST. Terms, $50 rcr month e' ufsIni
me e US tGrs a. Forest or Lawyers each cur ,ns,
modatioua uneGualitd. Ali the comrort. Accom-
fractions: snliiul resident physician. -''' a.
PRICES.--Watcr, 80 cents per gallon.
one dozen halfg.lon bottles - 81 for ~ 'd% Of
casK; 81 for ten gallons: 81 for twrn,y r,".a"n
board cars at Lyncbbur2. Va Ivy s'i'ois-1il
AASS.-fIfty cents and 81 A hottie. In -
for Iali-dozen--sent poSt-pl!. Til, NJ, 1"r p
water soliditeo, and eontain. all The J, the
critics OF the waller III reduced sylcr '~'''e prog
PILLS.-Tweuty- five and III! ' rr,,,
age. Or 81, 81. 80. and Sj-pGst r.,i r. pack
consist ~ III" Mass in sugar-co.rni viI ~ lili'
suit delicate conditions. sample .rppi & ' r. 70
am physician desiring I" n.c IL IN hra-,r' ',rc L"
phlet free upon applies Ion. ThI, rc,n",ryt ram
Is endorsed by the medical Profession All q,,SF
by results In thousands OF case, dnru',, 49,, -
tHenty-scvcn wears. Address lug '''' |t''
a. NJ. DAVIEG
ir'tlGrHt OF he tom,sl3,,
~ Main sirct. Lyucit,,ir. :,
Sold by POLK MILLER 4 20. Arrm, l.
300 NIsiG >ir,,.t. R.rn,nor1
ROUND-TRfP TICKETS from roilr: %or,t,ra
South for sale at the depots AMI ttckctorirS -,
duccd rates. .,r % - ~
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CHURCH RrTUALIsM-..A DIRECT STAND
AGAINST A CANON. Philadelphia, May H.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention OF the
Diocese OF Pennsylvania, which adjourned
on Friday last, adopted a canon prohibiting
innovations Of the Church ritual, intending
that 1t should specially apply to St. Clements
Protestant Episcopal church in this city.
The services this morning in that church
were, however, conducted as heretofore,
and Rev. Father Prescott preached SER
mon, in which he declared his intention to
remain firm in the stand taken by his church
and to defend the position assumed. The
Yestry also passed resolutions to the same
effect, tho last resolution reading as follows
Rescued. That the rector and his asso-
ciates have entirely conformed to the wishes
OF the parish in the manner in which the
services have been conducted in this church.
and that tender them our hearty thanks
for the zeal and devotion with which they
have maintained and defended them.
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H.. Webster's Visit TO Richmond In
~ - ~ -'N 1910. :.
[For the Dispatch.1

fr.
Your CORES pondent r. D. W. gives in
your issue of. tie 10th some very interest
ing "reminiscences OF Daniel WebSter's visit
60 Richmond in 1910, especially to those
who heard and saw what occurred on that
occasion. I think, however, chat he was
slightly misinformed by his distinguished
narrator OF, what then took place in this,
that when Mr.. Webster returned from din
ner to the Capitol he. found Governor Bar
bour speaking from the portico.
i. Governor Barbour presided, and that
most gracefully, over the vast concourse be-
fore which Mr.. Webster made bis celebrated
speech from the portico in the forenoon
and here let me add that at one point OF the
proceedings, when twas desirable to have
silence ito command which seemed almost
as difficult as would be the calming the bill
lows OF the ocean), the noble old Governor
waved bis hand and said, in a rich tone,
I" Let my voice be beard over the troubled
waters -; and there vas comparative quiet.
or his speaking from the same place after
dinner have no recollection /; but have q
very vivid one of what took place in the
afternoon of that day at the other end Of
the Capitol, being then and there present,
and it is this The late William S. Archer,
then one of the senators from Virginia,
made from stand erected for the OCCASION
quite lengthy speech, at the close of which
II don't think he was interrupted before) the
crowd, seeing Mr.. Webster or the stand,
shouted yociferously Webster! Webster !!
Webster! In response Mr.. Webster, way
ing his broad -brim hat over his head, his
big eyes flashing light, as it were, over the
scene, gave utterance for minute or two
to sentiments OF such sublime eloquence
and patriotism as to electrify the whole as
semblage-the substance Of which l do not
recall. 1t was, l suppose, substantially
What r. D. w. relates. 1' W.
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At Carleton Junction, on the Credit VAL
ley railway, Canada, Saturday,-a car con-
tanning an excursion party of railroad di-
rectors and Toronto merchants was run
into by q Grand Trunk train going thirty
miles IAN hour. The following were seri-
ously injured !: James Gooderham, John
McNabb, p. D.. Goneer, merchants; eX-
Mayor Morrison; Samuel Beatty, railway
agent. Others were injured less seriously.
The accident was caused by a misplaced
switch. Mr. Gooderham died yesterday,
and Mr. .ConSersis IN "a critical condition.
Thousands of persons visited the scene OF
:the disaster Sunday, and it was referred to
in all the Toronto churches. !,.s z e.
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, Repents the Silver Heresy.

. We find the following special dispatch in
that g oinnium gatberams !" newspaper, the
Chicago Tribune, Of the 9Th instant. AS
we have notseen this statement elsewhere,
ne wonder how it got away on Lake Mich
igau without our seeing it. So. we copy it
with this statement. We should think that
Mr.. McCUlLocH would have had sense
enough not, to fall,into such an error; but,
having committed il we should think that he
had the sense 10 acknowledge his mistake:
BosToN, May S.-rFhe. Hon. Hugh McCul-
loeb, ex-Secretary OF the Treasury in his
lecture at Harvard College tonight made a
strong argument in favor OF a bi-metalic
currency. He called attention to the fact
that, without having Investigated the mat
ter thoroughly, he had announced himself
many times in favor Ola single standard
of money, but after mature deliberation
he had come to the conclusion that he had
been wrong, and that double standard was
the correct thing. cit is not pleasant" lie
said, :. to be obliged to acknowledge pub
liely o change OF opinion on such very i'm
portant subject, but. ] console myself with
the reflection that ID is better TO be right
than consistent
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THE Ga.lrftualls

A correspondent OF the State, writing
from Greenhrier, states that Captain JAMES
CALDWELL commanded a company OF in
fantry. under General scorr. They were
volunteers enlisted in Greenhgier and Mon
roe counties. BE served like brave pa,
.trios for a few months, and died from u
2wopnd received in : battle. The error OF
the Dispatch was in stating that fe fell in
the battle Of Buena Vista. q.
OF the late LEWIS MERIwETHEs CALD-
WELL the Dispatch did not say he was the
last Of the family. Il was aware that Wiz
LIAM and BEDFORD CALDWELL survive, and
trusts that they may be yet spared to their
relatives and friends to prolong awhile the
charms Of friendship and preserve remi-
niscences that ali will be:sad to see fade.
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Main Street.

A safe yesterday showed sosne stiffness IN
Masn-street stores, and the controller OF the
estate was unwilling TO sell ut the price
offered. We arc glad to learn as much.
The city Of. Richmond has a flne prospect,
and those interested in her most eligible
property should cherish it:and protect 1t
from adverse circumstances by proper dis
positions. That Main street has been grad
naily going Though o course of unfas ora
BILE tendencies Is unfortunately too true.
Bsst 1t has a great deal Of vlgor aud stay 10
1T. Nevertheless it cannot be doubted that
without scmethiEg in the way OF change
and Improvement in its grades it must un-
dergo ere long serious comparative injury
10 itssaius and desirability.
Jnst7now there saRs eminentiy demanded
certain radical notifications OF the thor
oughiares putting ia communication tho
two bliss tChurch aSd Shockoe) through
Main street and Madison Ward. This is q
demand unon the eibs, aud is not to be
showed aside and avoided. The middle oi
Main street must. be lifted above high tides
and placed in harmony and comfortable
communication with the rest OF that street
and with the two hills, which are now sepa-
rated from eaeh other as thsngh they were
parted by high walls.
This subject is one Of the deepest interest
and anxiety. We look for the early arrival
OF the time in Richmond when, without
somesimproyement such as ne suggest, we
shallsbe placed to great Inconvenience and
brought to something like shame for the.
city d ~
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The trial of the Jennings-countY Demo
Gratis for election frauds, now in progress in
the United States Court at indianapolis, ex-
cites much attention. Dir. Hendricks is of
counsel for the defence, and General Ben.
Harrison is assisting the prosecution. /. On
Friday Judge Gresham, at the motion OF
Mr.. Hendricks, ordered new panel, be-
cause the jury drawn consisted OF seven Re-
publicans and five Democrats. The inten-
ton is to have the jury equally divided in
political opinion. 49,, .i.E'1.'4 .,,E.a
); Judge Bonds iuries in South Carolina in
such cases are all, or nearly all, Republicans
and negroes, we believed 80 80
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DEATHS.

Died. after a long and painful fitness, Mrs. MARY
A. GWATHMEY, wife OF George W. Gwathmey,
Esq. and daughter Of the late John L. LigoH, Egg
The funeral will occur At the CEay Street Baptist
church THIS tTuesdayl EVENING al 4 o'clack.
The friends OF the family and Of her Elother Mrs.
NO Zee. 5fsfss' ~ q
Augusta tGs.) papers please copy. : i
Died. hi his residence. In this city, on Monday
nisrniag. MAY y, q $40, David 81. LEA; aged
His fHnfrIE win tske place from ST. James churei,
TUESDAY. MRys1 8, l879.ata O'Clock e. NJ. The
friends ane OF the family are respect
fully inYited 70 attend II. -
Died at the residence OF her uncle, nj. j.. plea
SAINTS. May 9Th, AT tS sTEtp1a wife of Rev.
Charles Noble, OF Yasbtp ID, ia a597esz
<'s ~ 49, Il.
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NEH YORK LAE.The Herald supposes
That Congress can make voters ont Of the
Chinese in California bE providing for their
naturalization. Itargues: .s55s.
s@ the fourteenth amendment declares that
oil I,ersoas Tborn orr natnralixed In ths
United staies are entitled 10 the privileges
OF citizens in every State, and that g NO
State sbah pass or enforce any law which
snail ridge the privileges and inmunities
et cllszens OF the United States. y
s. " ceufse as women are born In the
tinted States and are citizens, the Herald,
thinks they are All entitled to vote. S 81:
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M FADE Il BAKERS

MEADE q BAKERS
DRUGS TORE,
9l9 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA,
NAY BE FOUND TIE FoLLowtSG:
AIR.CUSii!ONS FOR iNvALlDg.
AiR-PlLLUWS FOR TRAVELLERS
H0T-WATER BAGS,
ICE-BAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER-CLOTH FOB INFANTS,
SOFT-EUBBER BED-PANS
TRAVELLING FLAskS,
SPONGE-DAGs,
POCKET-STUYES,
IIORSE-HAIR FLESU-CLOyFS,
FLESu-BRUSiIES,
CUTTERS POCKET INHALEGs
STEAM TSIiALERS,
THROAT ATOMIZERS,
NASAb DOUCIIES.
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
HARD-RuBBER THuSsES.
FEVER THERMOMETERS,
GALVANIC BATTERIES,
GARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS.
CELEBRATE POTASH TABLETS,
SEA-SALT FOR EATltING.
MEDICINE. GLASSES For THE SICK,
SITTTO0NS FOR TIE SICK,
FINEST SELF-SiRINGES.
SIIOUL DER-BRACES for adults and youths.
and all surgical and mc'Ic4 apo'iancr> for ale J.,
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
24-3m 919 NJ street Rrhuou. =,
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GROCERIES. DC. /.

tGROCERIES.l GRoCERIES! I'VE offer
Carolina, ut lowest market prices. 600 barrels
FLaUR-all grades: SO hogs feads sYKuP: 2S9 TO-.
ba rreIss SYRUP; II 90 barrels NEW .UkLeaNS
AfOLASSEs: 350bsrrsls REFINED SUGAR 60U:
bags COFFEE: 100 hsif-barrels new NORTH caro-
lina ROE HERRIAGS. 4. 7. STOKES q co. =
,fE
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!; Z PRESS.
gaSaENGER & EsGGAGE EXPRESS
-~~~~~-~~~--~~----~~~~~----~-~~' -~~---.~~-~~
PASSENGER AND BAGG AGE
EXPRESS.
OFFICES: No. 0 WEST BROAD STREET AND
SHOIkDE SLIP.

TRANSFERRING PASSENGERS I" ana ir,a
ali dono.s aud steamboats, and Any other p"ini Ia me
city, rs cents for each grown pcrson ai!d htl lI''
for children between six and Twelve year .! age
No charge for children under six ye:Irs.
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED to or from My
railroad depot steamboat landing. anu ir"ih "h'
portion Of The city "a the OTHER. Trunks. ~ crS'
and VaIsrs and small, packages, 10 cents. NprIiTA
charge for carrying trunks in or ont al the ihU''.
The above orc subject 10 special rates for f-"''r
or large parties starting from he SAM point.
PLEASURE CARRIAGES, hr,t hour 81, ana -
cents for each hour thereafter. ,,..,
AN 14-lm STEVENS 81. TAYLOR 80.
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99-GES'T STORE.

DECEIVED AT THE
.-..... .... S9c. STORE: 30
TWO HANDSOME STYLES WALNUT FRAMES
:. at Soc; ................ ..... ..-..:.. 81.
Elegant GILT FRAMES at 81 worth $780,:
LOVELY VELVET FRAMES at 80 worth So;
All sizes and styles of MIRRORS at 90 per cent lees
than former prices;
Very choice assortment OF GLASS GODLETS and
f.: WINE GLASSES, handsomely engraved, Us low
rs 1925;
4 few choice new style OPERA-CHAINS ut 81;
4 very handsome assortment Of OPERA-CHAINS
at 99c.;
A new line of WINDOW-CoRNICE-t lengths,
two styles each-at 99c. and 1928;
Large invoice of VASES and TOILET-SETS;
Handsome new tthree pieces TIN T0ILET-SETS
to be s,ld at 50;
FINE WEB HAMMoCKs at 99c. aud s1.9s-war-
rantcd; or
An immense stock for the FIVE.CENT COUNTER:
We open this morning $1,000 OF FLAT STAMPED
TIN-WARE to be sold ut 5c.-great bargains.
Catalogues free to any address.
apo1 w. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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ne THE GREAT SALE OF SILKS AT
COHEN BROTHERS.. q. -..c 81.

The greatest bargains ever known. Greatest dis
play ever made in this city. Fine Satin-fnish re-
.Guccd to the value oil American goods. my 10
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The largest stock OF II GA.L El1EfeSslrifAIl-
CAsHnIERES In this city atihe lowest prices.
{ 80. ALPACAs. ALPACAs. ALPACAs.
BLACK ALPACAS can nov be had cheaper Than
ever, and you will Hnd rge stock TO select from.
BUNTrsGs. BUNTIEGs, BUNTIsGs-
These populur goods can be had In all colors ana
qualities at The lowest prices. ,a... ~
TOWELS, TOWELS, TOWELS.
The assortment OF TOWELS we now snow IS not
only the largest but the cheapest ever onered III ts
city.
YaBLE-CLOTHs,. TABLE-CLOTHS.
Tn chilling attention 70 this artcleSe will state mat
we show a larger assortment than any house souni
OF Baltimore. We have many styles that cahho' oe
found in INV other house in this city. we snow
TABLE-CLOTHS from the smallest sizes up TO i've
yards long by two and-a-ha yards Wide.
4. ~: LAwNs,yLAwNs LAWNS.
Supply yourselves whilst you have large stock 10
select from. =,
TARLETANs, TARLETANs, TARLETANs.
I,ow.pricc TARLETANs, for covering picture
frames, looEing-glasscs, gas-h1tures' &c.
CORsETs. CoRsETs, CORsETs.
All kinds of CORSETS. white ana co!ored, In all
Sizes Corsets as low rs 1sc. pair.
MATING, MATING, MATING
WHITE, RED CHECK, and FANCY MATING
ut very lnyr Pricee. $50. -.s.r i ~. =. 3
JINOLEUM, LINULEUM. LINOLEUM.
The best ioor-covering ever. made. We have TWO
pieces which were made more than. year ago: "
being well seasoned will add much to the wear OIL lt
UIL-CLOTHS, OIL-CLOTHS, OIL-CLOTHS.
Yard-widc OI!.-CLO1H ut Csc. n yard; OIL
CLOTH n yards vide, good quality, at 75c. yard
worth S1.25. IT,
HOSE, HOSE, HOSE. .a.- i.
large assortment Of HOSIERY for men, women,
and chrcn-the latest styles at The lowest prices.
HAMMOCKS. HAMAIOCKS, EAMMOCkS.! T.,
Large-size HAMAOCkS.: Everybody wiz want
one this SIMMER. supply your wants whilst they
can be had cheap. -<. - "@'..
-.s@l DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS. e, :,
We do not enumerate Styles prices. or qualities,
but saw that We show large and wel-Seected stock:
all of which will be sold at the lowest prices. MY
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sYAT COHEN BROTHERS.

.. hS3- AZ COHEN BRU HERS'-
so pieces RICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINEN at
10 peces FRENCH WELT at SOC, valued at Soc:
90 pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at 16Hc.-the
iiuer qualities greatly redHccd: -.
FRENCH MAINS LINEN DE INDIA.
FRENCH NULL, and all ether WHITE
GOODS, from The lowest to the finest qualities;
ALL-LINEN HEMMED HANDKERCHiEFS ut
&c.: Hems,itched very fine quality, In white or
coIOred designs, at So dozen. valued at from
IS 10 IS dozen:
100 sozei LACE TIDES at from 50 tn 75c., fully
so per cent. under value real ANTIQUE LACE
= TIDES and BED-SHAM SETS;
$50 dozen CORSETS, some few very slightly
smoked. nj one haIf their value;
NOTTINGHAM LACE ut 10, 12x, Is. 60, rs; IS,
40. so, 60, and 75c.; a large 10, Of LACE CUR
TAINS, real and imitation
Full regular HOSE at l2isc.; at CSC. valued
at 40c.; The largest and finest collection Of Hose
IN the city; e..
large lot at 1899:
NECK RUCHE in LACE EDGE and IMITATION
= GRAPE LISSE at and &c. per yard; Also all
the novelties in>fine goods:
LONG EOLORED LACE MITTS at 75c. pair,
valued Mt from 81 to 4 ]. 90
. THOUSANDS OF OTHER BARGAINS. my 10
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NJ NEW GOODS! NEW Styles

Spring GOODS, WITT
:. IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MI TRADE.
The goods are Of SUPERIOR QUALITY, being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
ries, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY. HAND
SOME. 1 beg TO inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods. made up in
the latest styles and by the best workmeD, at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES. .-....r -. ..-..
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS made to order
1T short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. -
JOHN @. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH 13-3m - No. 1904 Main street.
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. me- BUTTONS. PRINCES, GIMPSi,
and other DIR also, a full assort-
ment or TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, and thousands OF
my N.Y. ' ~" ~ ~ -" LEVY BROTHERS.
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CAsHMEREs, CAsHME,REs, CAsHMEREs..
The largest stock Off EA.L fENGH ALi,-"ooi
CAsHbfEREs In this city 1.-THE lowest prices :.
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MA,N-sTREET OMNIBUS LINE.
OMNIBUS LINE

NJ ~. 3::g,ts f{;-----E7 a
Commencing FRIDAY the 9th May. my QaiNl-
BUSES viii run to HOLLYW0OD std Cherry
street instead OF. 10 Mofton's, rs heretofore.
take ,he omutbuscs at Main aud Cherry streets p0
viii Only haze two squares walk MoEtSn f,jy
my S-lw psoptss'o-'
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On and after date my rLaiEo for
TRANSFERRING PASSENGERS
10 and from railroad drjUt- aud >i,"tmEral i'uGns
aud from 0Ee portion OF the city ~ ~. 0lirt ".i
be 25c. cents for each grown prr,"a. tiId Zoe lar
children between six and i~sv N''r. 81 r', '"tt.
ia ca under Six. !rct.
TRUNKS TRANSFERRED 10 an" from sGv
railroad depot or sicamholi iIn:iH@s. 90" from
one por' lon of The ely 'o The other. Hr 20.
each. raIiSrS AMI small plCkt-cr. lJc "a"G. ~e..
cIal rates for four or nIrFr pieces.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels and rriyl;:
residences Ia dcstina. i"u.
NO CHARGE for taking baggage up or down
stairs.
PLEASURE-CARRIA II Hr hour.
WEDDINGS. HOPS. THEATRE, aud FlNE-
RAILS attended ri reasonably r1c>. ~
RAILROAD aud SrEAMEOAr-TlCkElN ~ 81
parts OF America aud Europe y. same rates - a.
dcpOts.
THIS Is the only office In the c!v wh'T" s. 'al
leave orders AMI have y6nr hag9a2 clirch'd a !.n'
house. thus avoiding trouble ana contui"n al W.
depot. ,
Agents on I'll incoming trains 10 receive ch"r%'
and furnish carriages. .,yo
All orders through the tccphoGc ami oth'f"Sc
promptly atteu' eli Ia.
Office hours, A. ". 10 T.. u.
Remember The pIacc-S26 Main ~tr"-'.
apis Goblin y. ". CARRIER, Proprietor.
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,pL. \ Il
JUST RscEIvrp s;sp S, setaS1'E$S aid 70
pllopRAe or sd l f hs"e y. .s
DC due for meal , 9s paper %hisn We TS
sc Where sss zen :, hn%T .a.A Il tS~ 'oss
grin Dsalssss perpons, * E spssS 70.
ap 29-eod2w = aaa
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HORSES. MULES. sGe.-

N0TIGE.-Jnat arrived and for IA sA -
In sale. ~ the Exchange Liyefy-S tables ES$2A
100 Mullen broke nnd uaeroIee AZ III.
8 my lost JOHN ID. DAVIS. -
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EDUGATfHNAL.
DATAPsCo FEMALE INSTITUTE.

MASS. INST. TECHNOLOGY BOS-
WI TON.-Courses IN Civil, Mechanical. and
Mining Engineering, Chemistry, Architecture. Ma
turaI History Science and Literal ure,I&c SCHOOL
OF MECHANIC Arts for elementary lnd mamma
instruction. Entrance examinations june "a and
Sd aud September Gath and 25lh, ii \. NJ.
- ROBERT Fl. RICHARDS. Secretary:
WILLIAM B. ROGERS. President. my 2-2taW4w
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]. cleared Of their dock 10 suit
remain, ID coded wliiel oas bern ending.
sor more than ninety aayF
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49, FINANCIAL.
RIO HOLDERS OF .......
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.



CARPETS, WHOLESALE AND RE
have just received full line Of CAR,
sCoCoA,aud MAPLE MATTINGs. SHADES, II OF.
LANDS, LACE CURTAINS. CORNICEss RUGS
Work done in town or country. All orders promptly
attended to. PHILLIPS & JENNINGS.
Z ap la+2m Ne.131l Main street, Richmond, Va.
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f1OD LIVER OIL
TUST TRY II.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

DICuMOND TKANSFEkcr;
Ii COMPANY - ss:,f.. :.
AND I-2AAS-L--
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET uFt!rL,
$40 MAIN STREET.
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SPRING GOODS.
COURTNEY & POWELL
have now in store a complete assortment Of
SPRING GOODS, ..
TO which they invite the attention of the pnblic.
CASSTMERES for men aud boys from 25c. TO Sc;
BLACK CASIIMERES from soc. to S1.25 per
yard; .....,....
BLACK TAMISE from soc. to 81 per yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA from 81 10 S1.50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLIN; 10
BUNTINGS, all shades and qualities;
LINENS of all kinds: ' B..
A bargain In BLEACIlED TABLE-DAMASk 81
Soc; .--.. d.
Largest stock OF HOSIERY in the city;
UNDERWEAR FOE ladies, men, and children;
PARASOLS, KID GLOVES; ..',, .. g..
SILK and LACE TIES; ..-
Beautiful SHETLASD StlAWLS;
Full stock OF DOMESTICS, .. ....-......... -.
and many other desirable goods.
We guarantee our prices to be It's Iowa any In thu
maj ket. ..- 429 BROAD STREET,
NH 26-3ln between Fourth and Film.
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z spgesAr. NOTICES.

INK s;f,oDg! DRY GOOD,
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:sfRF ss4tsssss.
TIuTzLER BROTHERS,
- 5a5 BROAD sTnEET.

TRIMMINGS FANCY GOODS, f.ACEs,
RIBBONS, SILKS, sAT1NS, EiBRo1pERrEs,
.ZEPHYRs, .MERINo UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY
GLOVES, BUTTONS. cogsETs, JEwELRY, &c.
|. we have an entirely NEW AND FRESH STOCK
OF GOODS, and sell NJ AsToErsuINGLYs Low
PRICES. CaIiand eoavince yourself.
ONE PRICE ONLY. ONE PRICE ONLY. s..