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THE REYNOLDS CASE IN UTAH.-We're'
ccve6 Yesterday from prominent citizen
OF Utah the following letter. 1t will be
seen that he expresses fears that REYNOLDS
il to be pardoned:
SALT LAKE CITY. June II, 1879.
The greatest sensation We ever had here
will be the suit brought by some OF the
children OF Brigham Young against the
present Church officers, &c. 1t will bring
10 the surface plenty Of old dirt, and Brig
ham will be shown up TO have been rs big
g thief aud rascal as this country ever pro-
Gyccd.
I call your particular attention to the
Ners leader regarding George Reynolds.
IT would be disgrace to the whole Chris
,ian world il President Hayes should par
don him. If you can do anything to pre-
vent il please do so. Here we have tried
for seventeen years to convict one OF these
fellows, and now as we have done so it
would be n shame should he be pardoned.
TO say het it was teSt-case is all humbuS
and hosn. On the grand jury III 1874, when
he was first indicted it was the hardest
work 30 do so. Further, they used every
means 20 prevent his conviction, and they
ought 10 be made to understand that they
must obey the law or suffer the conse-
runrpeS
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sFssaas ss,ssaEs.
MT NOW FOR BARGAINS !
D,& Z. NnTTELD0RFEg,
527 EHoAD STREET. .

Jrc have Just received cur fourth supply OF SEH
GOODS. bought NJ the recent aIetoa sales In New
YIrk for casr-anoig them great many WHITE
EE0OiJS for and exhibitions
consisting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ffst4aNDIEs,
SWISS N USLINs. LINEN LAWNs. TORCHON
nR Ess Hfi Ike hAGEsfIpEb and rLA Sh
PIQUE, at such low prices az to astouish all.
LAWNS, ,LAWSs. LAWNS.
LAWNS at o.: 81, 10. and 1916,
bsE k Asf It Il a. fs 1s +lse & sSG
/ 25c. These goods are lower In price than they
have ever been: sg;. ,...t-i
FANS. FANs-A new supply just opeucd, from &c.
BUNTiNGs. TUNT1NGs; in PLAIN and LACE
STKIPE-a fresh SIMPLY; !,
BLAck eA 81 at 12415; -, 20, g: So,
BLAt'K- ALpACAS ut 12G, 16a:, &c, 25; 80 and
R RtAEk TA PS wsnrs and wool
BLACK SILKS from &c. 10 So. so per yard-srcat
!, Inducements offered IN thisline:, n
SS s II IS at s3 prices
LINEN SHEETlNG and PILLOW LINEN from
LINEN Drills for men and BOYS wear from 1Oc.
;othc fuest qnalily-pain, striped. and checked
o-o .,o.a. MAI II \, r. M "a 49,, .
Rsss SHH MhiH s TfisxS9 [Gm
cheaper than ever. Now is the time to
q buy. Al White at 15c., "A Checked II SC.
Al Fancy ut 25c.-rcguIar price Soc; Sd
Checked Al 25c. worth 40c;. Ga White and
Check At 30c-reeular ~ ice soc. Don't fail to
look 1T our stock before you purchase: g.. &C.,.
OIL-CLOTHS. Floor aud Table; COCOA MAT
:, TINGS, HEMP and WOOL CARPETS and
O.. RUGS. to be sold al q sacrifice to close:
CASSlM ERES, TWEEDS, COTTUNADES. BLUE
FLANNEL, and KENTUCKY JEANS In great
variety from loo. per yard TO the finest goods
=. imported; -...-... ...
CoRSETS: CORSETS.-Look at onr SIDE.LACE
and SlDE-STEEL COR>ETS ut Soc;
CORSEFS al 25. 35. so. 75c and 81 -. 49,
ABDOMINAL CORSETS, for stout ladies', ut 81
WORTH SO;
PARASOLS, PARAsOLs.-The greatest bargains
IN the city;
HOSIERY Iii great variety from Sc. per pair to the
hest:
UNDERWEAR for ladies. children, and gentle
men, from zoe. no. Look Il: our stock before
you buy: WHITE QUILTS III IS. so 3D. co,
Is, 10, rs Sc, and 81: LAUNDllEp SHIRTS
at 75c.-rc@ular price Sl.25: BLEACIIED
COTTONS. GROWN COTTOES. SlIEETINGS.
and CALfCOES rctaird al wholesale prices: II
large sock OF TDWEL> from auction :;
PRINCES. BUTTONS, GLOVES, &C., &c.
Call and be convinced.
u. & L. MITTELD ORFER,
jc 7-S.MSW OF Broad street.
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nJtI,rl.ond nlspalrll
wrr,y ssDAy =. I. JUNE IS, 1879.
The Veto Message.

we printed yesterday morning DIT
HAYEs's latest--and we would IAN .sfus'
lsss-yeto message. IL, is not reniaf IA pae
for the clearness of its statements, nor ~ y,
the cogency OF its arguments. Ihe oasssiol
the entire document is a misapprehensioh
tha. * not much else or less than an irisa
hull. The bill was intended to prevent the
f,r.ber execution Of a certain law, ana was
So worded as TO accomplish that OBJECT
with show OF innocence that would be-
como R.RSuN when he announces new
s,mans. the President declares that he was
compeIled to veto the bill because its
effect would be just what its authors
intended 1t to be. The bill provided
tina; no debt should be incurred Under
certain law. The President declares 1ha'
il he had signed it he would not nave D peer,
able 70 spend any money under that law.
True enough; but that was Just the reason
WHY the bill was passed. The lawls an oo-
,ect,onable il not an unconstitutional one.
Congress desired to get rid OF it. They at
tempted TO repeal 1t partially, and asked the
President to aid them by signing the bill. he
rep,icd tina. il he had signed il he would have
been instrumental in aiding in its partial
reDeal! OF course be would; but that was
lust what was intended. To, say that an act
of Congress thus made an act. BY has own
signature would have had the effect to repeal
a law is no argument against the bill, seeing
that the whole law might constitntlonaly
and appropriately have been repealed in the
same way and by the same parties. Yet
this partial repeal is the burden OF the mes
sare. Who could have been its author?
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BEN. BUFFERS GUBERNATORIAL AMBITION.
Boston. June 23.-kcpresentatiye men of
the Butler wing Of the Democratic party
state it as fact that General Butler will re-
ceive and accept a nomination. both from
Labor Reform and Democratic convention
this fall. They say reports have been re-
ceived from the largest towns in the State
during last week, and that with but single
exception these reports favored Buffers
nomination. They say their State Conven-
ton will be held at Worcester in September,
but that a gubernatorial nomination OF But
Ter will be made previously By either La
bor.Refcrm or Greenback organization.
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nCg" ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL
OF NEW AND CHEAP GOODS At
TllALIlIMER BROTHERS.,
ENl BROAD STREET.

Just received The following GOODS, in the latest
aud prctuc>t designs:
- riccc< SOLID FIGURED and STRIPED SIDE,
s2 piece; SULiD and SiEipED LINENS, for
Suits and Busters. 1T l0c. :
43 pieces ALL-WOOL CULnEED BCNTlNGS. in
every shade. II &c. and 23c.:
81 pieces COnOEED BUNTIhGS. all shades. NJ
Our immense stock Of DRESS GOODS must be
sold. We have marked the prices clown so rs 10 make
th"m sell. Examine our stock before purchasing
i Look nj our stock Of CHECKED and STRIPED
SILKS ri g., Is. 70, and S5c.
Look at our stock OF COLOEED SILKS at 80, -,
Lock at our stock Of BLACK ani CoLnRTD
SATINS at Toe: s5c. i; and ! p
IS. 9Oc., 81, $l.25 81 so. and S. They ar,. The
cheapest iii the city, and we call special attention Ia
RACK GRENAD1SEs-sp,cial bargains just
- pieces STEPPED and PLAIN GRENADINES
CADED GRENADiNi:s at 35c. wnrh 4cc.:
so pi ,SE slL X WD0L' and MIXED GkENA-
Earsan> in !:lACK ClSilMEEEs:
isarIrns in Hack ALpACAS:
Don't fell 10 look III our stock OF BLACK GOODS.
ana cXa'IIrc prices.
s, 10. 1919. -. 20: anil 25c
Also ar.c line Of LINEN Lawns. LINEN DE
INDIE LAWNS: rLAlN and DnTTED SWISS
VI
TOWELS. NAPKINS. CROCHET au;l MAR
SElLLEo QUILTS CURTAIN LArPErS and
hACES-all al very low prices.
PARASOLS are still selling very rapidly on ac-
count Of the low prices al which VIC arc selling them.
Cali early and get Them
CASSlMERfS. LINENS. CASSIAIERES.-Wish-
Ing reduce !arg" stock of these goods. we have
made extra low prices on them, and ask call from
those IN want Of same
A full line Of ladies'. misses and gentlemen )
GLOVES. HOSIERY. SCARFS, BOWS, SASH
RIBBONS. and numerous other articles which VIII!
b- sold at low rrcc1.
Latest STYLES DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS
ALWAYS on hand at THALIlIMER RROTIlERS
" Rowing IL an increase in our business we
have enlarged our fnc;i.s and increased our force.
Tie following statesmen DOW with us and Will be
plca.ed to 60. their friends: Mr. CHARLES IIrTZ-
LER. Mr.. II. e. TERRELL. Mr.. II. HELLER, Mr..
HENRY BATES, Mr.. j. 4. kGrpLE, Miss G.. pSr-
VALID, Miss +. NICHELBACuEE, Miss l.. BAKER.
THALHlMER BROTHERS,,
icl4-SNlGW COL Broad street.
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MT SYCLE BROTHERS
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SIXTH SUP
PLY OF SUMMER GOODS.
DON'T PURCHASE ELSEWHERE BEFORE
YDU EXAMINE OUR STOCK THESE
GOODS HAVE BEEN BOUGHT
AT AUCTION AND
FOR CASH.
MI SICLE BROTHERS

500 pieces NEW LAWNS ranging from s. To- and
80 rlcce< NEW LINEN T.AwNat CSC:
- pieces DRESS LINEN from 162; to 25c.;
Another lot Of BIAf LINEN:
300 dozen LADIES AM! GENT!.EMEN'S GAtZG
VESTS rargin" from 2Nc 1921.
Pcr,ons in need Of !hcsrgoods shoaldGn to SlCLE
10. n5ip a!crcs PLAIN and STRIPED CoTToNADIs
cASlI,lEHES for scnZ AMI Boys wear in great
y2ryy IF t"M 2S "p GII E$r 1r ar pcr ward
formerly sold .; $50 yer ya"G:
so pieces CULUEED rlQuES at csc. worth To-"
90 boxes s1 Of REMNANTS Of GRAPE ranging from
| Yard TO 3 yards VIII he sold AT half their vain"
$50 nIcces WHITE GOODS. such Is SWISS Mu :
5dG i rI IIrEH2 H az f It LS &C ~!
LINEN LAWNS. VlCTnEIh LAWNS.
III sese goods will De- sold At greatly REDUCED
U&LAUNDRIFD SHIRTS at 5oc., 75c.. and 81;
200 dozen IlANnhtE ChlEFS from Gsc. !" 23c.
20 o dozcn TOWELS ranging from c. TO zoe:
Don't fail - look at be l0c. TOWEL:
300 dozen NAPKINS from The lowest to 800 rti
EIb t;IOjvEs. LACE GLOVES. and MITTs;
Isle GLOVES and GAUNTI. FITS from one Il
len buttons and Two III four CLASHES 1T prices Il
900 dozen pairs HOSE at prices 10 suit every per
son In Richmond:
The ,;L l2c; sT9CKiNGi ;;.1 in he ely; ,1,.,,
and al shades. rom l2L to@7!.r pr yard:
orr sl.:1O LACE EuNTINGS are re ,ncr1 !" 92r. :;
our 31j:c. LACE BINllNHS are r"",ice't !" -""'
Bur Use. SUMNER SILKS are reduced 10 Gus;
frtr Use CA IiAIERES are fG'iu'c'l lo 7Nt.
fur ! CASl!Mt.l;:.S are reduced I" Toe
our Doc. Ei.Atk Al .PAtAS :trt fr'2''i 10 -oc'
Al orr DRESS linnDS are 1T reduced price:
PhRASOi.S AMI SU\-UMnEELLAS VIII bc cIosct
500 Z Q '$I; from Soc up -we en- :ncsia
a,trut!on ~ our II 80 QUILT worth so:
MATTI%GS. OlI.-CLVTllS. L.NCE CURTAINS
WINDOW-$uADE>, LACE hEDSr s,tN -,
and thousands OF other goods. but too nmincrou:
10 mcniinn. =,
Ali We ask il Il call and he convinced that W" sci
GOODS chtupcr tlian any other hoii5r IN N" ely
SYtLE iiROTiiEn>.
81 Erpa" street.
i.J6ccd bet wctn Third AMI Fourth streets.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
Tespondence Of the Richmond Dispatct

PRosPgcT, VA, June %. 1879. 4
Wheat harvest has commenced earlier
than usual. The grain is good, but the
yield win not be heavy. A great improve,
nent took place. in the appearance OF the
crop Just before Its maturity, Some OF our
I'm glish farmers in this neighborhood are
exeel'ing orr native Yirginians In raising
prime seed.Wheat. They take great pains
In having the crop free from cockel, onion
and smut, and delight In having it clean
and nice from the fan. 49,
AS TO tobacco, there is but one opinion as
to VIVA. Is the best plan OF making it--yiz,
TO make fewer bills, and make Ii better.
Farmers see nov that they are forced, after
much bitter experience, to go back and
make 1t good as they used TO do. ThereIis
I now seme hope. for 4 brighter era to dawn
upon US. For good shipping tobacco VII.
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-
q RgysIlra 10 MuDEeATx DEIsKEIss III sEse-
eaai ts the Baltimors ericd1,. ge J,
York, june ID. Henry Ward Beetisr <..,
aftarnoon spoke before "a gathering q nn ,a,-
f,pss.men Id the dining-room OF gafi - ;
Hotel. at Canal and Centre streets: IN en-
enlargement oil. moderation In, drlrking :.
IGis address was characterstlcaily sLf rti. y
and apnusing. BE advised a,l, 10 y lug hs.n, -
Mace, not TO drink al. oil, but ii TO income
total t,, abstaIners they chose 10 pursue the
path OF moderation, Which was, IN t deed,
temperance, to be- moderate With WILL VIII;
The address was loudIy applauded ana "a
after IL WAS over number Of bpsiness- PC 2
signed the pledge not TO drink intoxicating
beverages In business hours, which y =, tn ae
white pledge OF the Society, ana :, olheIs
signed the pledge not TO drlnk a. .ne
pense Of another person or to invite announcer
person to drink, which is the blue pienge
of rho Society.s@f btti,as' So, - ,.f.s
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yinia has no conpetitfo III the markets Oh
the word. Ii ii said her two staples -four
and tobacc,--ca, be shipped the entire cir
senit OF the earth and come home fn entire
coed order, while the -four and pbacco OF
rte great W est caifnot bearf ral,spor r.
wen, even half way round the glohe.....s::
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Ice IN JUNE.-Ice made on Lake Michigan
an eighth OF an inch thick on the night OF
the 9th instant. This is reported by Cap
tain Sarsission, Of the schooner Bertha
Barnes. who ran through it the next morn
ing, and found it tough and stroug:-CleUe-
ynD4 EeaHer.
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Tbe funeral will kepace feom Ills afe reslaenge'
No. west Broad street, q, 5 O'Clock IHis AZ ff'-
NOON. !" tao .----
Died, june gath at 81 o'clock A. NJ, OF soh , =
ton Of the brain. WKDE HAMPTcN,fnfaDtso sou o,
A. C.laud Eudora Honsion ;iageo nine ihoh'h' "h"
two days :. ,,rr,rre, .,,,ro,,,, .es.,,v,
MORNING, the 18th, ut O'Clock, from me resi-
dence OF his father. No. 1014 west street
Friends of the family are respectfully invited 10 at
tend ~ .fS1L &.
baltimore Sun please copy. - - :.
Died. at the residence Of his mother, June ~;
1879, HENRY. third son OF Mrs. Rosena neck anu
the late jacob K6Ok; aged thirteen years. sHi 70
:, Beneath this mound In soft repose -... ..,,t
is laid mothers dearest pride
yr....;-A flower that scarce had walked TO HE
And light and beauty ere 1t died. 81.
~ God In His wisdom hiss recalled d. 80. -
- s'2'7 The precious boon HIS love had gwen, f.
..i And tho the casstt poalders here.
The gem is sparkling now In heaven. 81.
HIS funeral will lake place from ST. Johns Ger
mani church THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON al
81 O'Clock. Friends and acquain anccS are respect
fully inrt, ed 10 attend. .sE<.#r
Died, of scarlet-fcver, ut the residence OF MS
father, ut 1916 O'Clock last night, BENJ AMIN u :
Youngest child of William B. and ". j. Whlt;ock.
In the SIKH year of hi, age.
The funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock from the residence of his parents, on
TweDt y-fourth street.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
r.nr. rfYfS frDAND

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
FOR THE GRAND
SIX DAYS WALK,
for champion belt. between four ladies-ANNIE
RARTELL. the Wcstchester-connty Mllkmad
MAGGIE SMITH. the Tenelnent-Heuse Walker
CARRIE LEE. the Norwegian Runner; and LAURA
DOUGLASS, the Virginia Bounding Decr-commenc-
ing MONDAY MORNING at 1905 and closing
SATURDAY NIGHT at l i. with only IN Interrupt
ton of four hours on Thursday evening for The Mo-
Fart soiree. - - .
Exhibition walks EVERY AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock and EVENING 1t Q O'Clock By MINNIE
HORTON and NJ. FLEETWOOD.
Contest walks between CHARLES A. HARTMAN.
the champion iwenty-four-heur walker OF America
and JOHN p. MACKEY. champion teii-mic walker
OF New York, EVERY EVENING from to ~.
ORCHESTRA and GALLERY re- erVed Tor lSdles.
Admission, 20 crnts .sr. .t-r &c. je 1851"
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GARnEN.PARTY.

TH.E VENABLE-S rREET CHURCH
i GARDEN-PARTY.-Owi 10 the tlastering
success OF this affair. the ladies of FENAHl.E Il
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH will continue their
on TONIGHT at the lawn Of
Mr. Heinrich. on Mosby street. and will he pleased
10 see thsir friends. Jc 21-ll"
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fLOSISG-OUT SALE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS,

JULIUS MEYER. &C: BROAD srpry.r
OFFERS '''''L'
DOUBLE-WIDTH FRE&rH Woo, p,,,.,.
BUNTING at soc. worth t;1r.. "''N'h
SILK.ASD-WOOL TAAiI>E CLDrII,,eoc ,,~.,,
75c.: ~
Another lot FIGURE DRESS LINENS ,,s...
5000 yards TORCElOE LAGES-an aucilo, ,,,,
way below regular prices:
BLACK and WHITE BkErONNE LACEs very
low;
PARASOLS-grcat reduction IN prices IA or.,.r +,
reduce stock
LADIES LINEN CLSTEI:S. y 80 and upward.
LADIES MOHA!R LrSrRE LISTERS;
LADIES' LINEN SUITS at and below pIme eos,
. TO close them out:
DRESS LINENS. l2Lr. and upwards:
LADIES' G.trZE VESTS. 3rc. and UPWARDS:
GESTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS. 2rc. an! rp.
wards
.cii'LDREN'S GArZH SHIRTS. zoe. and no
wards:
LADIES' REGULAE-MADE lISi.E-TUREAD
HOSE. 23c.: and tots uf u.ii.r BARGAINS 4,
1cl Jtl.Its METEE'S.
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ss-TEsT STORE.

sS-fESE STORE.
L THE 80 CENT STORE.
Tae cutire stock of CHiLDREN'S CARRIAGES
reduced TO prime New York cost. One or two
ure slightly injured, but they arc the bargains of
the season.
! have received this week
Bargains in PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS;
FRENCH CHINA CUPS aud SAUCEItS, $3.50
per set:
All sizes LOWER-SPRINKLERS;
full line BIRD-CAGES ofall grades, beth Brass
and Palntcd;
WATER COOLERS, ICE-TONGs, ICE.PlCKs
and CRUSHERS. &c; -. ...
LUSCH-BAShETS, RUSTIC BASKETS. RUSTIC
STANDS, FLOWER BASKETS, &C.. &C.;
GLASS GoELETS-Engraved, Plain, Figured, ana
Common.
NEW GOODS FOR THE 5-CENT COUNTER
By every steamer.
Catalogues mslled free. W. A. SiEFENo'
| my 81 ..i-s. oo' D'oau '''o~''
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VIRGINlA BONDS.

TIE COUNCIL CT FoEElGN Observation-Disclosures
LONDON.
AND
THE FUNDING ASSOCIATION GHlTED
STATES OF AMERICA. LIMITED.
have, in accordance With the terms of the acs OF
March 2S. 1879, arranged to receive Cor funding,
outstanding cviGcucc, OF The Stale debt of Virginia.
In the city Of Richmond, at
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AID
TIE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK;
from whom full particulars may be obtained
my T-1w&tW&S3w
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MINERAL WATERS.
Two DISPEPTlCS.

The LENENBCRG IITilIA WATER Is o't red
you Us Il remedy OF mquc,trnahic value In til"
trca tmcnt of Dyspepsia In IFS various forms. We
have il on draught. Tor sale in any quantity. At soc
Der Gallon. In recommending this Wafer TO .ur
patrons We speak not only from our personal know
Irge Of cures effected hy is Use, but the IT,, til
mony of physicians Of high standing Read the sub
Joined certificates:
Nrssrs. Polk miller l. ca:
Gcntlemcu.-I have used The 'LENENBURG
LIrfIfA WArER" with dscidsd btHtft IN several
,tsrs OF Dys lcpsia and Indigestion occurring both
in adults and chilGrrn. Ia one rasc especially,
where indi. aStton was accommodated hy hc,hiHChc,
ihc result was something mdrretiOHS. doubtless
when better known 10 the faculty. Ibis Wafer viii
acquire 4 high rank among The medicinal springs OF
Virginia. I'D. |. ROBINSON, VI. -.
Rtc.mOnd, June l., 1878.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at
~ the request of numerous parties largely in
ierested MEETING WILL BE HELD ON
THURSDAY the Goth day Of June, at II o'clock
NJ. at the OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL ME-
CHASICS BA<K OF BALTIMORE, with a view
Of adapting scheme for the RI, IL, NJ
LAND AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
All holders Of the bonds Of that company. and Of
ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS. and LYNCH
BURG AND DANVILLE RAILROADS., ar: in
yitcd be present in person or by proxy ii Is iI-
portant that there should be 4 fu attendance OF
holders Of bonds Of all classes.
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DEATHS.

/. sn,eI al I2.2OtA. NJ, June Gath, JULIUS hlN.
DERyATEa, ID the forty eighth year OF MS age.
The fnneta, will tskepace from ms inte M ~
No. west Broad street 81 O'CLOCK lhiS AZ 20
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MOZART HALL.

The Cantata has been postponed for the pre-: cnt.
10
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nEy GSHs,s
I ACES! LACES. LACEs I

ACES! LAcEs! LAcRs ''
NEW GooDsEEcErvED EY EVERY rxpRr.s
yards upwards: I'VE psf a3I':B
bkEIONSE LACEs from SOC. per aoycn ,,,.
ropggn;hnt.u' 70 ne very finest qualities: '"'"
| io!sLhON LAC"S-~arran.cd Liucp-fro,, x-
PEI dozen yalds upwards We h, ~ ,,n n' y, "nc
saock on LatES ~ no found IN This civ - :, -
70 tne interest Of all 10 cxa nine Our 49," y
"'''p = III ana very cheap line Of PIt,EDES
H. GhQvES, BUTTONS. FE,IyI;fs NO. ~ J. .
ny; MGRlSO uNDFHWEiES, "a. D. H'SlE-
u u fdii Is solicited. HuTZLER ;R'IFiitps
90 Ero-sd street
LO>IHG-OUT SALE.
onIa'lnE determined 10 close h,:- inc:s bY ,r. ,
STOCK or '"' '''''" 'hR f,STiRE
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. FANCY Gprs,s
AND ''
FIXTURES,
"tboh reserve or regard
tUR COST,
bnnt fatl 10 call and secure som. If -, ,.
oarSiinS ever offered. rs their %o.id. ", W ~
ncioFe IN: recent use, which win mate IT,, nI@h'
'aYof' OF purchasers OF them. 9.crrrrrt.~ 80 W
n4r,nnity IS short. as they Positively -" ~, ~ ~
Jc lG-3t&teOd2w s0T - ".M r..
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MEETINGS.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS MGM
" OF JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 23, E%A
X. OF P..-At.end regular convention III y II
THIS "wednesday EVENING. June (SSsIsG
25ih. at 8 O'Clock, at your castle tWilSin- SasAY
son's) hall. on Ninth street. Election of Sze>
officers. Members OF sister lodges cordially invited
to attend. BY oroer OF The c. e..
je 25.1t* j. LAMklN, X. OF r. and :.
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VIRGINIA STATE DEBT.

We are prepared Ia FUND VIRGINIA BONDS
AND CERTIFICATES OF pEBT INTO THE
NEW BONDS unicr act oil March IS lS70. aDGh
ike terms and conditions rs those proposed by
tie funding nsS0cidti0nS.
Parties no. holding the required proportion OF
cOnsos and pcclcl'S can have the ahius tmcnt made
through us upon The most Favorable terms.
All Bonds. &C.. conti,'cd 10 us shall have "r best
personal attention.
Will furnish promptly any aE,l MI Information
needed. Il. II. MiUEY e CO.
Stock and Exchange Brokers.
my o6-cot0m 1915 Main street.
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FINANCE al.


ETONEI TO LOAN ON REAL Is
UI TATE.
LOANS NEGOTIATED On RICHMOND CITY
REAL ESTATE. Charges moderate and interest
low FRANK u. I'LL x CO..
Iual Estate H:uSrrs,
10 o3.eodft HOS siaiIi street.
WANTED, YIRG Y CONSUL
w BONDS 10 combine with considerable
amount OF "pcclers." which ] represent. for me
purpose Of funding. | w:Ii pay fHn''ing expenses
and allow Il liberal premium i'll new issue 10 any
holder of consols uniting with ne Tor ms purpose
ADpjy 10 RICHARD l.. MAUIG.
Counsellor al Law.
ic14-lm 1915 lain street. Richmond, Va.
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EXCURSIONS.

rVHE LADIES OF CENTE-s
NARY CHURCH will make Il MOONLIGHT En-