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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-11
RICHMOND MARKETS.

TUESDAY, February 10, 1880
Country produce.
Appies s2@sS.50 a barrel.
BessUdr: zoe. "a u.
But.er,; Prime to choice yellow, 1896; fair
" corn Cora Meal: 62c. q bushel for country: 7Oc for
DRIED fruit: Apples. 5a6.c.; peaches peeled,
S@10c; unneelad, 1850; cherries, lac. q 10. {;
FoWIs.-TufSeSs. 9Ioe. q d.; chickens, 6@sc.
EooS: In barrels. / 2lc. in crates. 13@14c.
FS0fheTSs Prime uye-goose. 45M47c. common.
25a35c. turkey tail, l5c. q 10; turkey wing, l0c
= Faassed sl.2c@si.25 p bushel.
Beg; Virginia timothy, $l@l.05; clover, 80
SototoeS: irish. y fu,hel 60@70c.
Pork.-Dressed, SIC. u 10.
R kye@ '7S@soc' y Stshel.
BsIed stree: 45@6Oc.
T'oII0ao: 56e5kc. ~ n.
Wool: Washed. 40@45c.: unwsshed. 20 q sac.
BURY wool VIII bring from 10 Sc. y % less than
above rates
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
Cement, RoseadsIe, 81 so u barrel.
Lime. Agricultural, 6@l0c. y Dusbel; Rockand,
aI@SI.z5. according 10 quantity; Jointer thnish-
ingl, 81 Glenn's Falls, ss@eOc. 40. ,.,...,
plaster, 81 oO@sl.75; .o
Tar: LARGE SIZE. t3.25@sS.oO.
Dry Goods.
Broom Sneestngs and Shfrttnos: "A Manche-
ter &c: 3 Manchester. exc; Manchester. &c, };
"A james River. 7e.; James River. exc: I
James River, &C.; "A GraDiteyille S4c., Granite
yIe. &C.: "A Rockhridgc. To: x Rockbrifg 81
"a w. Conestoga. 6Ec. = q. Conestoga. To-; \ ID.
Conestogs. &c 1914 reoerill. x5c.; lO-4 City,
25c.: Coaon-yarns, &1.25.
Bieached 6hirt,n0s and ghsetfngs; ~ VAN
sutta l3xc.: "A Masonyiile. Ike; A Rockdae,
&C.; A Home. 9Xc.; "A oneida, l0c.: A
Avondale. 7c.; 4-i social. SC: A. Amoskeas
| exc; Whllesione. 9kc.: Barasey, 6Hs.; u Red
Dog SIC Eruit-of-the- Loom, llkc.; Is. Seltuate
| 7c.: Methuan. SC. Peterborough, &C.; lo-4 Wal
| than. Soc: 1o-A City Mills. 25c
| Broton Drtfss: Petersnurf, 7kc.; Graniteyille
! &C.: kockbr'dge, A. &c.: AA, Dc.
Corset Jeans: Payonia. &c.; Anoskeag. l0c.
hsilowdl. sc.
| Dsalsns. harlem. I2Hc. Boston Steam Mills. az I.
Pirate: American, 7c.; Aliens, 7c.: Kicn-
mond. 7c.; Sprsgue. &c. Manchester, 7kc.
Washington. To-: Haniltsn. 7c. Merrimack, &c.
Mallory, 7c.; oreatal, To-; Pacific, ne; Arnold
/ ne. harmony, 6ke- Wansutta. 4xc Gloucester
| 7c.; South Bridge. 7c.
| Cambrics: Klcc. To-: Fnglish, 5xe
Drugs. Dyestufs. oils re,
zIsss.;l;' Sis.so ' auss.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, United State
mail, merchandise, and passengers l.. Il. Tatum.
agent. ,,. .
load grain for Europe.
Schooner Major William II. Tantum, Shoe, James
Schooner Edward Ia MAYER, Airy, Baltimore,
guano, Richmond and Danville railroad Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, &. W. Allen Co.,
agents. 49,.
disc and passengers, j. W. McCarrick, agent.
CUSTOM-HOUSE REPORT.
CIedred.-American schooner GeOrgetta Law
renee Robinson, Sagua Ia Grande, Cuba, with 1926
600 hogshead hoops, valued at $4,000.
MEMORANDUM.
BALTIMORE, February 9.-Cleared: Schooner A.
b. Fields, Frank, for City Point.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK. February lC.-Arriyed: City Of Ss-
yannab, Richmond. Arrived out: HeStia, Queen
Victoria, Anna Maria, AmDtrite.
The FOrbellina, from Savannah for San Sebastian
which put into ST. Thomas the 2lst leaking, wa;
dscharging January seth for repairs.
LONDON, February l0.-Tbe steamer State OF
Nevada, which sailed from Glasgow on February
9th ana Lorne on the 7th for New York, put back
with her propeller damaged.
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sr.vxros, VA, February !, u.s. 1880 D.,

srAvxros, VA, February !, lsSo:
Editors Dispatch; According 70 10Y va.
c,:stl.n February will have hve s nsn
avaIn in toe year 1905; again 70 i's soar.
mink 10 viii occur every twen'y.sTn, a,s'
Make your ejaculation and see u a" '"''
taken. Respectfully. r
"A'"' JoHS G. DAVENPORT.
Your error arises from the TACT '"a. 20"
coun, the year 1900 as leap-year' ioe s'
win be no leap-year between 1895 ana isVi'
Now. try again; and send us the result
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February 10 EOen.-S.ocks strong.
Money on call, 5@6 ner cent. Exchange-Long,
482h; short. 485. State bonds dull. Govern
ments quiet
Evenfng.-Money, sac per cent. Exchange,
1925. Governments firm; new SIS, 1903 AZ per
cents, 1Q8%; 4 per cents, l05&. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 10.-Virginia 6's, cOns0s.
494; second series, COY; nast.due coupons, 16A {;
new l040's, 35A. Bid to-day
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BY W. Goddin,
Rial Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
Derrick TENEMENT AT THE NORIHWEST
CORNER or CARY AND SECOND STREET :,
AND or A HANDSOME BUlLDING.LOI - y
THE N0R1H SIDE OF Re G RAJ rT BErW EE IN
re1n,st OF the heirs.at law of the late Fleming
GRIMM shall sell a. auction on the premises, r-
$3.50. M 4;3O O'Clock y NJ, the large and we'll
located BRICK DWELLING at the Northwest Gor
ntr Of Cary and second street AT present & ~
20 7-I2 feet and depth Of about l2o ieet To- "a; ah
alley The DWELLING contains 10 rooms, WIN
Tront and rea. porticos, and on the LOT there Is a
Iarq. brick kitchen containing -four rooms. ,
Amer which. on the rremis es, Will be SOFA tnlt
bondS ONE RIIIDING.L OF located rs above. having
front of about 20 feet and depth a 100 feet 10
wide paved alley, having thereon a OricN s'"oe'
framed tenement for servants &c.
The foregoing properly should attract me atien-
lion Of capitalists and others, as 1t Is very deslraoS
located. T., ,..,,ro
TERMS: One third in cash balance In SIX we've
and eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest,"
70 n.tds w. GODDIN, Auclioneer.
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND. FRRD'a & POTOMAC X. Y. CO.,
RICHMOND. VA, November z, 1879.
NOVEMBER s, 1879,
" trains on this road vii run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
al2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station da ly tex-
cept sundays; due nj washington,
l:l0 i. NJ; Baltimore,'S:O L. NJ. :
Philadelphia, $3.50 L. Nj New York,
1908 L. NJ
500 p. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily due
al Washington, 9:25 r. III Baltimore,
ll:25P NJ. Phils delphia, 3:25 A. III
New York, 6:45 A. VI.
400 r. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily texcept Sur dsysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
IOl6P,N., arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
(exeept Sundaysl. Leaves Nsw York
Bl5 A. M: Philsdslphis. 1l:45 A
NJ; Baltimore, $50 l.. VI. Washing
ton $40 L. VI.
ll.4o A. NJ, ARRIVES AZ Byrd-Street static, daily
Leaves New YORK., 1000 Y. NJ. PIN
adelphia, l:1o A. NJ; Batimore
4.66 A. n Washington, TOO A. M.
e:4S A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
ct Broad-Styeet station Ssilv ,c,.cep
SundAyse q. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent.
no 10
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 10.-The following are the quotations:
NEW LOOSE.
DARK LuQs. Common 10 medium, 81 ass; good
to fine, $3.b0@f4 so.
Dark Leof.-COmmon to medium, S4.40 G$6.50;
good 10 very good, S7@ I'LL.
The above quotations are the loose tobacco wagon
trade-mainly working styles.
FREED DARK TOBACCO.
LVgs.- Common to medium. s2.50@s3; good to
fine S3.50@f4.50.
LeSC-C,ommon 10 medium, $5Gs6.50; good TO
very good, @76S950; continental shipping, $3.50
@Sl6 English shipping, S6Q$lC.
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
LugS.-Comnon TO medium, So. GA $3.50 good
TO fine, S7@S7.60; smokers, S9M:25.
LedC.-Common to medium, S7.50@SS.5O; good
to fine filters, s9ds17.
MAHOGANY WRAPPERS.
Common to medium, $12.50@s20; good TO fine,
k30@S5o.
YELLOW WRAPPERS.
Common 10 medium. S26@S35; good to fine,
$50@t5O .fancy, s60@s75.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP eISFSA
~ COMPANY. .-AstSssss

DHILAD ELP II a, RICH ATsEfE
i MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM -<ssz:kdslia
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
TiIREE TINES A WEEK.-Until further no
tiee the steamers OF this line VIII make trl-Meek i
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con
meeting AZ Philadelphia with Ciyde's New England
Line for Fall River. .
QUICK TIME-rREQUbNT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
JAdES W. MCCARkl OK.
General Sos' era Agent, Riesmoud, Va.
WI LIAM L. CLYDE 90"
General Managers,
no28 Ne ~ South Wharvss. PniStdelphia.
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by John VI. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOG Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
L DESIRABLE FoUR1SToRYI BRiCK n, REs SE
I'FIGH STREET BETWEEN NINTH AM
TENTH STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED ~ ~
FUS ii. SARVAY, ESQ. AT PUBLIC ACCIlON'
I'm pursuance Of a Deed Of tru - from n I; lana,
ftrro and wife to The undersigned, dated tne 1Zu
day of January, 1878. recorded In HE clerks Once
Of the Chancery Court of The city OF Richmond, H.;
b. ll2B rage ~. and default having been mace III
the payment OF a portion Of the amount secured bY
said deed, aud being required so TO 90 by tne oehe
iciarv we will proceed 10 sell at public auction on
The piemises on MONDAY the 16th day or fyDru /.
ary $50. at Al O'Clock Z. NJ, me PisoPtki I
located a. above described. The HOUSE contains
len rooms bathroom. water.closets, Nc. gas ana
water: kitchen with two rooms. Inc LOI Is
03XI 1857 feet to an alley ten feet wide.
This property, beng centrally located ana ia
of those st eking u pleasant home or prontaDie H.
Vcstmf mt. -. ~, al.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the expenses OF sale
and two notes amounting 10 s33327l: with IN
terest and cost thereon from me 20th oi January
1880: and the residue On such terms A. VIII be an
nOunced at sale. y. VI. GOlIDtHN;o
fe 4 ii"'bt'.
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ppSTpONENIFNT.

The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
the 18th day OF February, 1850 at me ,ane ho9r
a.
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RASr ROIND.


Mall train arrives at Richmond dAily sN- .sp NJ
cept sunday at........,.....,...'..s %"
Express train arrives al RichlAOnd daIN- ro NJ
Accommodation train ARRIVES ~ ken, ,o A N
nond daily except sunday st..,,...',,gx'
Mixed train leaves SiSun 0n a. 90 80.
taking passengers al GordonsviliS froin ~, a,
Midland trsir from Washington, and Si''"
Richmond at Sac L. NJ. ,,,, ,-.i, ~
connects with NiTgints Mtdlthd -" ,.i
xuchburg DanNiile. aud Atlantic MlSl>.'lF Md
OhIo Railroad stations, ani mtu ~ i.ff ayton
land traIn, leaving At $40 Z. NJ. Coz Mss"ns fof
connects with Virginia Mlo'nu
| Lynczbnrg aud Danviile. 49,, ..,,,,moi,iioR
! 4 8nnecIs with valley ralno4d Ac'onl
! train leaving at Sl5f NJ TOT tarrls,",,".I A.
! ID connects with Valley railroad iraih' Wv
Ili:lb a. NJ Cor iiarper's Ferry.
| Il connect With stages Cor Lexms,eh. ,.,sr, (os
| n connects with q. H. :. aud L. l. s''aH''
9 q connects With seioto Valley railroad i0' -
" connects with all lines diyerginx 20 uhs M""
North west, and southwest. W; NJ - n,,SssdsnL
Engineer and surst.nte.Ns and
CONWAY Y. HOWARD, GsasfA rs's'"ne 10
! Ticket Ageua
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Red, 2O4 bushels.
CORN White. S9S bushels. lett0U, ~ Dusncls.
Mired, "a bushels.
OATS.-522 bushels.
BLACKEYED PRAS.-4 bushels.
BEANS lie bushels.
OTTAGRASS SEED.-46 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, 10 bushels very good FHltz al
s143; 62 bushels good Fultz at s1.44-total, az
bushels. 800
CORN White, so bushels good at &c.; $50
bushPl, very x cd at 5Sc.-lotal, 400 bushels. YET
Ioto, 80 bushels very good at SIC. Ht%ed, "a bush
els at SIC.
OATs-56 bushels Prime spring on private terms
20 bushels prime winter on private terms; loo
bushels prime winter at Csc; So bushels prime
spring al 62r.-tOiai, 232 bushels.
UTTAGRASS SEED.-46 bushels at Sl.7o.
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TNNEDI ATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
| SAIF. sqya at : O'Clock p. VI we viii sell LOTS
No. 80 and 81. in the plan of Navy iiiIl. fronting
a. feet cacn on The west side of Egih street being
the fourth aud nth lots south OF BSkrr Siree,;
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ye11 AuCtionccrs.
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I,v Jas. Macdougall. AuctiOneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth street.

No. 10 GCVern0r I0r InIIIVvHIHI o'IVVT'
StTOCK OF LLINERY, FIXTURES,
- SHOWCASES. &C, AT AUtIlON.-Nfs'
Walton decIing business. has determined To sell ~
auction on THURSDAY the 18th Instant at U
Oclosk AT her store, Ne. 3Ol br'ad street, corner
OF Thiid. her entire stock. embracing
GOODS II THE MILLINERY LINE
which have always been considered of the best quail
itv rorsi.tipg OF a general assortment; am ngst
which NAV be named in part: HATS, trimmed ana
mtrimmod: RIBBONS In great variety. fi.DN ~ >
and FFATIIFRS of the best quality, Lac rs, NEl.
WITS. SILKS. SATINS. and large stock OF + M
CY GOODS and FINDINGS. IN 100 great variety 10
be men toned i'm an advertisement
STORE FIXTURES, embracing Showcases Ia
Sbelf-Boxcs. Signs, Shades stoves, Sc.
The attention ri The ladies is particularly re-
JAS. MACDDUGALL
AuciiOneer
b COOK. Salesman. lie .
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MONEY LOANED AT LOW EST
WI RATES
UPON CITY OR SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
OR COLLATERALS. NO BONUS.
REAL ESTATE RENTED OUT AND RENTS
COLLECTED.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON RENTS.
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT, AND REPAIRED,
upon SMALL monthly instruments.
HUNDREDS OF FARMS FOR SALE.
Apply for Vtrgfnta Land Guide.
GEORGE L. CRAWFORD. Auctioneer,
ja8-eodSm 1908 Bank street.
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by John NJ. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOG Main street.
By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rCRUsTEE's SALE OF \ Ne W
L FRAMED DWELLING AT TIE s0UTHHs;
WEST CORNER OF EIGHTH ANo BAItS,
STpFGTS NAVY HiL1.-ln execution Of 4 deed
Of trn,t from W j. Ward and wlfe to The subscri-
brr. will sell bv auction, upon the promises on
FRIDAY. 18Th February. al ~ O'Clock l. NJ the
Situated a; abo ve. The lot l. l5Xl22 feet
TERMS: BY consent, one fourth cash: balance az
six twcNp ana eighteen months, WIN interest ana
secured by trust deed: .,,,,,- ,......
cpt-ppS . WIiiiAMs' Aucfionters. fec
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DICHMOND, YORK RlVEResSlfpat
ANDtdFSAPEAkE Raj. R0A %. ss.s.-..-skf
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPOkIA'
TION COMPANY, 80.
Ttrongh-freight ronte between Richmond IVA.
An Boston, ProyideAce.>t and all New England Giles
steamers leave y, EST POINT, VA" on eaeI
necting with trains from RICHMOND.
| steamers arrive At WEST POINT on each Ubs
DAY and FRIDAY.
| Direct shipments from Boston eta Boston aa'
| Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
| H.. T. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
y n CRONgp General Agent. zp3
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4 connects for MiliOh. NJ
h connects for A,heylle and all pOlEts in t.itrA
North Carolina daily. except sunday.
{ connects for Macon and al pOluts 10 s1aiI"r''
Georgia.
ID connects for Jac ksouyle aud an points ia f0.
rida.
h connects for Macon and All points n >opihwo
Georgia. and Chattanooga. Nashville, MtmpAl'' sl1
all Texas points.
+ connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, aAi
Nicksburg
& cOnnet 5 for Galveston and all Texas po.n''.
Trains FROM the shuyt-uanPd point, Iffirf -
2tch7nOnd AZ 4:f3 T.. VI. and $50 4 VI.
Trains between Greensboro aud salem run iiH'
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division make cor.'c-
ton al Gold boTO' wIih the ". K ". K. Il. q. and
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drtwlng-ruJii aud Sittpnt ~
run through on Train 80. - from "" luih a"
RtchmOIti TO Atlanta. aud from Gre'a-i"."' % ~,
susta, and on Train 40. AZ from a,iuuSl"n NH
Rlci mOnd 10 Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points uth. souihc%'1 Az
southwest. and baggage checkct trough.
No lay-Oyer checks given on ioca tirsets,
JOHN X. MAtNIRDO.
General Passenger Atrn~
T. VI. r. TALCOTT. General Superintendent
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, THAT LARGE ANDN,
l. CONVENIENTLY-ARRA hRlCh IL
nyyEITJNG No 1oOo east Marshall street, con-
tatuing len rooms kitchen with four rooms ana
All I'm good order TO prOmpt-paying tenant rent
For rent that NICE BRICK TENEMENT, cor
ner Twenty. third and Grace streets seven rJ0m-'
gas and water Price - D per month: ,
| Also. SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES. Appyto
4' SUTTON * co,
81, oodot HOS Main street
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Flour,
Fine. S4G $50; sdperlne, S5.50dS5.75; extrs,
So 5O@s6.75; common family, $7@S7.25; fancy
OrAnss, S1GDf6.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, February To- lseo.
sALEs.-i.ooo United states per ctn.s SOU az ~
rcbx: 1 900 consois az 4o4; 2,ooo fleo'"""' o =
At 10y: ard 900 Piedmont ss at liz,
<.x....,suvr svrrRsTIre. ma. hshtn.
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MOP RENT, NICE BRICK TENE- a.
II MENT on the east side of Fourth bet ween LII
Main and Franklin streets, containing about seven
rooms and The usual cODvrneDces. -
iI.o SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE STOCK
pRiCK TFNENEN1S on Grace between Madison
and Jefferson stree s. containing about ten rooms,
detached kitchen, aud all the odern conteniencts
ROBERT Il. LYME,
peal Es.ato ACAnf and kuctOuelr.
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zAIsssSs,;l:1H.so = auss.
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Fuse Toys rpinirg 35c.@s1.25 2 100 ne
Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs-leS tran ~
legs. 1925 blasting, s3.25GS3.5O.
Saot: Northern, ii % . Tag of 20 bs'
GriudgteneS: 1a(G2Ac. u m.
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ne JULIUS MEYER Il SON
HAVE JUST OPENED


A large line of LADIES LINEN AND MOHAlR
ULSTERS at Q. peciaIly-Iow prices;
25 pieces DRESS-LlNE EMS at very low prices:
40 pieces NEW MADRAS GINGlIAMS at l2x and
a5 pieces pieces WHITE sATIN-sTRIPEP IQUE, slightly
damaged at 0c. worth 25c.,
20 pieces STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at lOc.
25 pieces PAIN VICTORIA LAWN at i2Hc.
worth &C.: - . .
An Immense line of DOTTED and FIGURED
SWISS MUsLINS;
WHITE INDIA LINENS and NULL MUSLIN at
Is pieces FIG GRED LINEN LAWN at 1GA and
20c. worth rs and 35c.;
LACE. STRIPED BUNTlNGS In the new shades Of
cream and cOscnman:
10 pieces MONTE CLOTH, In all the new shades
All the new shades in ENGLISH CAsHMEREs at
s pieces DoUBLE-wIDTH BLACK ALL-wOoL
BUNTING al 45c. worth soc;
All shades in ALL-WOOL BUNTlNGS at 23c.:
40 pieses Wool BUNTING In all shades, at 1oc. (;
PLAIN and BROCADE sATINS IN all the latest
The Cheapest line Of PARAsOLs In the city;
A HANDSOME SATiN-sTkIPEPAR (linedl
at 2.75 worth 80 so:
A &c INCH TWILLED-SILK UMBRELLA at
$3.50 worth 1925:
A 24-INCH PEKIN-sTRIPE SERGE PARAsOL
at 81 40 dozen LONG COLORED LACE
MITIs at SOC; 35 dozen COLORED SILK
MITTS IL inches long, st SOC. ~orth Soc at
JULIUS MEYER & SONS, 603 Broa street:
NINE. DEMOREST's NEW SUMNER STYLES
send for one. Orders by mail promptly filed.
nv 7-eod
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A BRAVE AND NOBLE ACT. Kanawha,
W. Va, Gazette. IA few afternoons ago a
party Of girls and boys were taking skif-
ride in the river near the upper end OF the
city. They were out in the middle OF the
river, where the water is ten or twelve feet
deep, when by some means Miss Louise
Gramm fell from the rear OF the skiff into
the river. Young Harry Smith, aged about
thirteen years, the son Of |. n. Smith, Esq,
was seated in the front OF the skiff, and
when he saw that Miss Louise had fallen
into the river he instantly plunged
into the water and swan towards her
and caught hold Of her. The young lady
is quite large for her years. being fourteen
years old, and in her struggles she twice
drew Harry under the water; but he never
faltered or released his hold, but bravely
kept his grasp upon the drowning girl, and
held her up until boat reached them, and
they were taken from the water. 1t was
noble act, characterized by heroism and
cbivalry worthy Of paladIn. "Tbe child
is father to the man," and well may his pa
rents feel proudly grateful that they are
blessed with such son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17
me- THE PLACE TO PURCHASE
YOUR DRY GOODS
Is AT
LEVY ROT II + r s..

They offer CHENEY SILKS at IS, so, and Csc. a
yard. worth rs, 80, and s5c.;
STRIPED aud CHECKED JAPANESE SILKS at
20, rs, 80. and Csc. yard formerly sold at so,
75c., 81, and al.25;
MADRAS GINGHAMS-A new lot just to hand,
making our assortment better than ever;
LAWNS at 81, 10. 12ll, and 15c. yard;
LINEN LAWNS in great variety;
PARAsOLs and SUN-UMBRELLAS--The largest
stock In the city;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS;
WHITE GOODS of every description;
LINEN LAP-ROBES at all prices;
LINEN GOODS of every description, at the lowest
prices
DRILLINGS, CASSDlERES, CLOTHS, TWEEOS,
JEANS, FLANNELS, TRICOTs, and COT
TONADES, for boys and mems wear
LACE CURTAINS-The latest styles;
NOTTINGHAM LACE-The newest styles Striped
MITTs, GLOVES, SOCKS, and STOCKINGS in
great variety;
READY-MADE DRESSES, ULSTERS, and UN-
DER-GARMENTs for ladies';
CARPETS, MATING, OIL-CLOTHs. and WIN
DOW-SHADES;
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS and general variety OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
COLGATEs SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATERS;
FOSTERS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES, with
patent lace fastenings-the best Kid Glove in the
world-at LEVY BROTHERS.,
my Is 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

THE GREAT BOAT-RACE on THE POT0-
MAC.-lWa,hington letter to the BaltimOl e
Sun 1.-The coming boat-race, which takes
place on the 19;h, grows in interest here,
now that its certainty is demonstrated, and
visitors are coming in to take time by the
iorelOck in making plans TO witness the
sport. The race-cOurse is now OF far more
popular interest than the Capitol, and when
ever Hanlan or Courtney appears upon the
river he is cheered by hundreds on the
banks. The tide Of pedestrians and car
riages which flows in the afternoon along
the principal streets has for the past two
DAYS taken an outflow through Fourteenth,
Fifteenth, and Seventeenth streets, and
the streets beyond, to the banks OF
the river, from the Monument to
the Observatory and Rock Creek. Boats
in numbers pass and repass the racing
course, and the banks are alive with
sisbt.seers, giving that section OF the Dis
trict liveIiness it has never seen since the
cornerstone OF the Washington Monument
was laid. Referee Blake, who was formerly
a clerk to the Attorncy-General, has nearly
completed his arrangements, and will pro-
vide accommodations for the "press" on
board the steamer Steedwell, which has
been loaned by the Navy Department for
the occasion, and will carry the pennant OF
the referee. The race will take place on
Wednesday, not earlier than nor later
than Z. NJ. Courtney's race-boat reached
here last night, and was placed IN the water
this afternoon. 1t is now definitely known
that Riley will take no part in the race.