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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-08

EXCURSION TO Boz AIR.-Yesterday after
noon a special excursion train left this city
for Bon Air, the new village on the Dam
VILE road, about eight miles from Rich
mond, carrying several hundred persons,
including a number OF ladies. The excur-
sion was gotten up by the stockholders OF
the Bon Air Company, and Was a success.
Invitations were extended 10 mary Of tho
leading citizens Of this city and OF MALI
che ster to join the excursion.
The party spent several hours viewing
the improvements at Bon Air and inhaling
the fresh country air OF Chesterfield. The
new hotel is receiving its finishing touches.
Numerous other Improvements have been
made or are in progress. An elegant cola.
tion was spread under the trees in front OF
the hotel, and was much enjoyed. The par.
ty returned late in the afternoon highly de-
lighted with their trip and well pleased
with the place.
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FIRES YEsTERDAY.-At 1927 p. NJ. yester-
day an alarm OF fire was sounded from Sta.
tion 43, corner OF Pine and Spring streets,
caused by the partial burning OF the roofs
OF Nos. Gil and 6l3 south First street. One
Of the houses belonged TO Mrs. Trabue, and
was unoccupied. The other was occupied
by Mrs. Lynncman, and was owned by Mr..
OGrady. Loss, about S15; insured. The
fire was caused by chimney-spsrks.
While this fire was In progress an alarm
was sent in from Station AZ, corner Of Broad
street and Jail allev, caused by the partial
burning OF No. 413 Sixteenth street. Dam
age trifling. The iruek-horses had a hard
time OF it, indeed. After having been driven
to the fire IN The southwest end OF the city
they were called more than a mile away TO q
fire in an opposite direction. The horses
were pretty well tagged out. These fires
demonstrate very clearly the necessity for
another truck company.
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NEW STEAMBOAT CONY ANY CBARrERLp.-
Judge Wexford has grJ nted charter TO l.
s. Tower, j. f. Chaf mers, j. ii. Grilntu,
James b. Welsh, and j. 7. Howard, con.
stltuting them and 81 lch others as may De
associated with them a body corporate uh.
der the above mar ne for tue purpose OF
establishing and m iintaniug freight ana
passenger hne for the carrying OF general
freight and pas sepgers to and between
the points nT ned, and on the wa
ters OF the jan es river; to build or pur.
chase aad hO] d one or more steamooa's
and such pers onal property as may be con,
yenient andJ lecessary for the transaction ol
the business OF the company. Tue capl'a
stock Is to 'Je not less than $4,000 nor mort
than slo0, 600. to be divided into shares o.
al00 ear' .i-the company to hold no rea
estate. The principal office will be IocaIse c,
In this city, and the following are the ON
GERS of the company: President l. .
Tow er: Secretary, J. IL. Griffith; Dlree
| tory I. s. Tower, j. ii. Griffith, ana >. d
w eisb. OF Richmond; j. T: Howard anC
IJ. F. Chalmers, OF Smlthfeld, va; ant
William T. Gatewcod, Of Hampton, Va
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Political.
TMPoRTAyT TO CAyDIDArEs-THE LAST DAY
or GRACE.
Political.

| OF GRACE.
All persons who intend becoming candi-
dates a. the primary election are required
| by the plan adopted by the committee TO ac-
quaint the chairman, Mr. B. G. Gray, Of the
fact to-day. A BumbeT OF candidates have
paid their assessments TO the treasurer, Yr.
ID. c. Richardson. These need put them
selves TO no furthertrowbfe. The treasurer
will give their names TO Mr.. Gray. Names
Of those who are TO be run for delegates to-
The State Convention shoufd be sent direct
to Mr.. Gray ToDEY. White the names and
wards plainly. ANY reputable Conserva-
tive may send in baR q dozen or more
names OF friends for delegates II he chooses.
Remember, that all who are running for
mayor, sergeant, &C., eOunciimen, magis-
trates, and delegates, should to-day see in
person or through friends that their names
are entered on the list from which the
ticket is to be made up.
1t will be too late after to-day.
The City Committee meets tonight.
Only those who paw their pOll-tax can
vote at the primary. The names Of MI who
plid before May will be on the printed
list. All others must show their tax receipts.
The poi-tax alone can be paid. II you
haven't money TO pay both the capitation-
and property-tax, go and pay the former.
At the meeting OF the City Conservative
Committee to be held tonight judges and
clerks will be appointed.
Registration on the 1lth Zone day only;
primary on the 18th; election on the 9Th.
You must be properly registered to vote at
the primary. And you must also have paid
your capltation-tax. Those who have
changed their places Of residence wit hin the
past three or four years must obtain trans
fers. Get the transfers now, and on the 1lth
see that they are properly entered.
Voters who viii become twenty-one by
the 9th should register on the 18th. Then
(and not Otberwise) they can vote on the
l1th and 9th.
No man will be allowed to vote at the
primary Q1tb) who isn't qualified to vote on
| the 9th,
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CENSUS EyUMERAroRs.-Dr. j. G. Cabell,
spnervisor OF the census for this district, mas
recommended the following gentlemen 10
the United States Supervisor OF Census for
appointment as census enumerators ior LUIS
city: ,,.. ~ VIZ YAH
Clay Ward: w. n. Smith, Z. W. 'oik-
mann. and Thomas NJ. Saunders. ~
Monroe Ward: General L. L. Mooi9,
W. peterborough, r. NJ. jones' ana Herr'
mann Kopple. - n
Madison Ward: G. b. Matthews, =, H.
Morton, Peyton Johnston, and b. Il. FOL
Jefferson Ward George W. Mayo,J, q
Csbell, z. NJ. Leitwicb, and James HAN
Marshall Ward: William II. Pitt, Stanley
Lipscomb, and A. Y. Elicit. wv
Jackson Ward: d. b. Jons, z. u, wig
ellsworth, and George W. Mlnter,
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ROLL OF Honor AT rHE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL.-The following is a list OF the
names OF pupils on the roll Of honor at the
Richmond High School this week: Senior
Class-Ameia Brimmer, Emma Laube, Ju-
liette Marks, Lizzie Mcdonald. Bette
Mountcastle, Hettie A. Taylor, Susie Z.
Walker. intermediate B-Irene Loyen-
stein, Cora Perrini. Attendance for the
week o. per cent.
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Te. HUsTINGs COURr.-Yesterday VIII
liam Edwards, who was sentenced IN the
Poh,e Court to six months in jail and 10
receive twenty lashes, appealed. The judg'
ment OF the lower court was affirmed.
Phe case OF Colonel John II. POI ham was
continued until today. II. G.. Agea, against
whom an attachment had been isned, was
required to give setariiy for his appearance
fa-day,
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attending the Cooscry,,Iye Conven,,on =,

attending the Conservative Convention on
The IGN. The delegates will pay full fare
coming, and return free on preventing eyi.
deDce Of their privilege.
The American, 81. Claire, st. James, and
Ford's have agreed TO take delegates af
sf.7j per day, the st. Charles Mt Sf.5O. The
Exchange charges usual rates, but extends
unoccnpied rooms free OF charge for the
general purposes Of the Convention.
have not yet heard from other railroads
than The above directly, bat feel confident
that bslf.fare tickets will he similarly granted
on all.
For the Executive Committee.
A. M. KELLEY.
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1T is wELL-AscERrAINED PHYSIOLOGICAL
FACT that the origin of most of the Ills that sffct
humanity is dersnged condition Of the slimentary
canal. The bowels become constipaied and slug
gish, an thence arises train OF painful and dis
tressing maa dies. As preventive and cure, there
is no remedy so safe and sure as DR.. TUFTS LIVER
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BRIEF ITEHs-PERsoNAL.-"A A war OF
the Roses" vi i'll be conducted by The Litt'e
Helpers Of Rev. DR.. Hoge's church to-day
from 5 to II o'clock p. M.
There will be meeting OF the members
OF the City Mission to-day at II O'Clock M.
Loge FRANCHISE, F. A. NJ, paraded yes,
terday morning, andpaid the last tribute OF
respect TO their deceased brother, H. IL
TaIley. u -. ho an
no;nted one Of the Board Of Visitors OF TIE
Virginia Military Institute uice Captain
John s. Wise, resigned.
The Baptist Sunday School Association
holds it's monthly meeting tomorrow eve
ming at 81 O'Clock with the Fulton school:
The Governor yesterday issued his re9ul'
sition on the Governor OF North Carolina
for Tom Goode, charged In Meeklenburg
county with house-breaking.
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limited STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-ln this
court yesterday the INDUCTION against r.
Warren, OF Alexandria, was dismissed
This ease established tie priority OF fht
claim Of Warren 10 the trademark khg'
lish Condition Powders "oyer that SCI vi
by Ny. John s. Knapp.
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THE CLAY.WARD COSsERVATtvEs.-T
Conservatives OF Clay Ward had a fine rally
in front of Wesl-End Hall. Captain John
Hampden Chamberlayne. S. b. Witt, ESQ,
C. A. Bohonon, and others addressed the
meeting, and great enthusiasm was mana
tested
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CLOTHING FOR IRELAND.-The steamship
Wyanoke, which sailed yesterday, had IN
board, besides her other freight, six large
cases OF clothing, contributed 10 this city
for the destitute of Ireland. Five OF the cases
contained the contributions OF the .congre-
CATION Of ST. Peters Cathedral, and the
sixth was donated by TIE Grace Episcopal
church Rev. fl. VI. Jackson). Upon ar
rival at New York the cases will be trans
ferred to the National Line OF ocean steam
ships for transportation to Queenstown
Messrs. G. w. Allen Il Co., agents OF tne
Old Dominion Line in this city, and Mr. f..
w. j. Hurst, manager Of the National Line
in New York, have kindly consented TO
take the boxes over their respective routes
free of charge. The agents Of The inman'
White Star, American, and Guion Lines
were equally generous in their offers, Out as
some delay would be oecasioned IN taxing
the boxes to Liverpool, the choice fai upcn
the National Line, which will land them a'
Queenstown. The boxes 90 addressed 70
the (" Herald Irish Relief Committee, Due,
lin. Ireland" Captain w. A. -. Cole, Oh
Coles City Express, also kindl! furnishy'
the use OF his wagons 10 transport th'
freight in the city.
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AVOID CoIS.-Au old coin was dug UP
vsstsrday by workmen In the course OF con,
struciing culvert corner OF Franklin rank nnna1 aa%
Seventh streets. 1t Is a copper cent, co,neu
IN tsOs. and was found at u depln OF seven
feet under ground
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PINKAPPLEs at PIzzINI's.

A TAPESTRY CARPET with Carpet Lining under
Il will outwear Brussels Carpet Without lining.
Use only that manufactured OF Cotton ani Paper.
Two kinds-seued and plain. American Czrpet-
Lining Company, New York and Boaou For sale
by all Carpet Dealers,
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ADOPTION OF THE REPORT OF THE STREET
COMMITTEE-M AND REsoLU-
TIONS-THE AUDITORS CLERK-F UNDs
APPROPRIATED FOR THE PURCHASE OF A
NEW TRUCK, &C., &C.
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Editors Richmond Dispatch S'Is,-
,nads with ali the railroads entering
Is p,.n,, md and with the Virginia Midland
;ar sS hsii fares to the delegates and slteSaases
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FRANK u. HILL K CO., =. ~. Franklin street
residence ol pOsite Monroe PARK.
JSO. T.. LAUGHTON. JR., 10 A. NJ, baY-room
fixtures at No. 1922 SIKH street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. N, 20 horses. &
mules, z milch cows, carriages wagons, buxgies,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, southeast to southwest
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather.
falling possibly followed by rising barome-
ter.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer
southerly- winds, partly cloudy weather,
possibly occasional rain, stationary or lower
pressure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-08

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY : 6 A. NJ. 81;
8 A. NJ, n; noon, "a; 8 Z. ID, 91; 6 p.
~, 81; midnight, II.
Mean temperature, ISL.
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DAMAGED CANDaIC. .--LOSsDALE CAMBRfc,
ircst quality. full yard wide, slightly damaged,
will be sold al i2j1c. yard at LEVY BROTHERS.
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Ladies should call at LEVY BROTHERS aud buy
their UNDERWEAR. They will get better material
than the same price articles can be had for else
where.
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4" | confidently recommend TO the medical profess
sion Colden's Ii, big's Liquid Extract of Beef for
Consumption, Depression, Weakness, and Indges-
tion.
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For real GOOD I0C. CIGAR take WHIrLocK's
MODEL. IL has no equal.
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We are distcrs' agents FOR The PUREsr ALco-
HOL. We nndersell any northern market, and the
purest quality guaranteed.
W. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
llO9 Main street.
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See the bargaias in QUILTS, LACE CURTAINS,
WINDow-SHADEs, and OiL-CtoTHs, at LEVY
BROTHERS..
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| z. WHGTLoCK, 1445 Main street, manufacturer
of eighteen different brands Of fine Cigars. send
| forn nrios
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Go to LEVY BROTHERS, for your LINEN GOODS
If you wish nrstcass articles at the lowest prices.
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DO You Know OLD BROWN

MASHED Strawberries. frozen In pure cream,
at ~ per gallon, for to-days or SUNDAYS dessert.
at PIZZISI'a.
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Send In orders for PIZZINI's unrlyalled PURE
CREAa ard WATER Ices al early Saturday as pos
sible.
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CELEBRATED DIR. WILLIAM II. STOKES,

wHrTLoCKs SC. KEY WEST CIGAR has no SUI
perior. Beware Of limitations.
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THE REASONS
OUR ESTABLISHMENT.

ALWAYS CROWDED:
1. We kseo the LARGEsT sfock.
2. Our STYLES and designs are popuiar
8. All goods THOROUGHLY suRUNk.
4. The LOWEST price ,oe ASK.
0. An goods marked IN siatn figures.
o. We employ the best CUTTERS.
4. Have the best TAILoRs.
6. Use SIR In sstoiag-Nor COTTON.
Q. Our Statesmen are Potits.
10. Our Siock ts Alpoys Fresh.
Efe., Etc, Ec.
A. SAks & Co,
Popular Ope-Price Clothiers and TaiIors,
ll13 Main street. opposite pos,.oface.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

AGRAND PICNIC smoke tor the holidays. FL
sale every where, Only DC.
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Windsor Soap lasts longer. Is more highly pr
fumed, and more emo!ient I'm use than these Young
fellOwsp J. & L. ATKINSON, Manufacturers, Lon-
don
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HonsroRSs ACID PHOSPHATE
IN CONSUMPTION, DYSPEPSIA, Ere,

have used Horsfords Acid Phosphate I'm several
cases or dyspepsia to my general satisfaction aud
also have tried t In two consumption cases where
think Il has done them . service.
Middfetotcn, o. JH. rORRsrEp. MD.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

Two hundred quarts OF Strawberries a. PIz-
ZINls.
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IN MEN0RTAM.

Last night memorial services were held in
respect to the memory Of Rev. r. l.. Cole
man, an eminent divine OF this denOmina-
ton, lately deceased in Florida, and for
some years the pastor OF the old Sycamore
church, on Eleventh street. Appropriate
resolutions were adopted, and eulogistic
addresses made by Rev. DIR. Chester Bull
lard. Rev. X. Y. Henley, Rev. }. Il. Tyler,
and others.
The Association was closed with the
usual devotional exercises.
During their soiourn in Richmond the
visiting meIDbers and elders were The re-
Cipients OF every attention at the hands OF
their felIow.churchmen. 1t is TO be hoped
that great good will result from this meet
ing, and that the cause OF the Church OF
which they are the representatives and orna-
ments may be glorited and strengthened.
The Disciples have three churches in this
city, embracing in its membership many OF
our leading citizens, and both its ministers
and members have accomplished, and are
still accomplishing, great good in the Mas
ter's cause. Attached 10 each OF the churches
are flourishing Sabbath schools, mission
schools. and other auxiliary bodies, all ac-
lively engaged in good works.
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BARGAINS AT HUTZLER BROTHERS,.
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FOR GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the PIC.
MIC CIGAR.
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The Disciples,

MEETING OF THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
SUBJECTS NsIDERED-NINISTERS AND
ELDERS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SER
VICES, &C.
The Disciples Ministerial Association OF
Virginia. composed OF ministers Of the Dis
ciples' Church in the State. closed its labors
at the Seventh.Street Christian church yes
terday after most pleasant and, it Is hoped,
profitable session.
Rev. G. s. Blackwell, OF Norfolk. pre-
sided, and Rev. w. S. Billiard, OF Snow
vile, acted as clerk. The Association is
voluntary, and is not legislative in its
authority. 1t is designed solely for the
Improvement OF the ministry, and to bring
about more perfect cooperation in ministe-
rial work. At the sessions essays prepared
by members OF the Association are read,
and afterwards discussed. At the session
lust closed among the subjects considered
were the following Church Organization;
the Creeds OF Cbristendom; Maniness
in the Ministry; the Rule OF Religious
Faith EvangeliZltion Church Finance
Prayer; and the Communion. All OF the
essays prepared and read evinced great
care, wide research, clear insight into the
subjects treated upon, and liberal and
catholic spirit. Among those taking a
prominent part in the discussions were
Reys. ~. 6. Billiard, J. L. Y. Holland john
A. Dearborn, c. s. Lucas, DIR. Charles
Billiard, J. Il. Tyler, and A. r. Flippo.
The following ministers were in attend
ance: Revs. A. K. FIippo, r. Y. Henley,
Rev. DR.. c. Bulllrd, Rev. DR.. }. w. Will
liams, Revs. f. w. Berry, J. l.. r. Holland,
p. S. HaCGes, c. 5. Lucas, w. S. Hoye, f.
b. Challoncr, L. 2. Richardson, james Will
kins, j. u. Tyler, L. A. Cutler, W. 5. Bul-
lard, &. S. Blackwell, E. l.. Powell, W. l..
WaIdror, John A. Dearborn, and j. l.. Hol-
land. The following elders were present: {:
John II. Taliaferro. William II. Clemmitt,
w. f. Fox, r. NJ. Kemp, A. L. Haskins. j.
NJ. Davis. w. C. Wade, Thomas d. Quarles,
and B. j. Walker.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVE EPARTMENT !:
LACE DE rARrMENr.

l6s "A@n '0 pei '
10 Of
b
Ia
anetIqu
Fx;sb n
Ako1C pece
be
ZEnp maud Herring
R0sLYN;
ITINGHA AMsndIG
GIL = E,andN
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WHITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WE SHALL OFFER USDER THE

AN ELEGANT QUALITY VICTORIA LAWN
al l651c.; equal in quality to
FRENCH NAlNsOOK at 35c., former value 45c.
at soc, former value zoe. !;
LINEN DES INDIA at l9c., the same sold at 2oc. !;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at l2Ac.; former value
In quality 10 any
FRENCH NULL in beautiful qualify at 4Oc.;
PERSIAN NULL (2 yards wide)
FRENCH ORGANDlES az
CHECKED MUSLIN IN all the various styles and
good ones AT
FRENCH MARsElLLES, PIQUE
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MAm.onDrn DEPARTMENT.

All. oHrRs ron eoops PACKED AND
..,,.vn no Any ADDRESS nysalo
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gitI'mond pispatth.
sATURDAY.............MAY 8, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION or TBE BIsPATcs
I, LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRcu-
LATToN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DOM Mrsr1o DEPARTMENT.

zcase Of IMITATION LINEN LAWN at 5xc,;
25e., value
Full LINES oF ALL KINDS OF DOMESTIC
LINEN sHEETING at &c., valued
Also 100 dozen TOWELS o.
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A large variety of SUMNER
c,4rSTY and other NEW EFFECTS at from 10
,o nAee.s ALL-SIlK SERGES in various dark
~ sOlIn-COLoaED oiL-BoILED
rxTRA-QUALITY HEAVY LY0NEsE slLhs
NOVELTY
crINET's 24-INCH BLOCK-SATIN DE LYON
aod sS. 20, warranted one dollar
uI-SIK FOULARDS, in Oriental and other
opr 81 ACK SILKS are Of the Prize-Medsl make
POUsOS-all noted for their
Among some Of The Bargains We offer are BLACK
cI,ISEr sATIN-fINlSH at 90c.; GUlNkT's
ROSNET's EXTRA-HEAVY SATlN-fiSisH at
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NJ A T T IN 6.

We shall offer on MONDAY 250 pieces Of WHITE a
SATTISG reduced from 20 10 1870, from 25 TO
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N THIS srocK EVER
-s<rN OFFERED

Quality AMONG THEM.
SILKS at 44c.;
TO soc. yard less Than regular value;
effects Is Soc yard;
SILKS at Csc;
IN all Tie various light and dark colorines;
PERSIANS, FOULARDS, and various other
SILKS;
at $3.50 being valued at $3.50; also a: %, 1925,
O yard under value;
effects, at 65 10 s5c.;
such as TApISsIER, GUINET, BONNET, and
finish and durability;
.GROS-GRAIN SILKS al 60, generally sold at 90c.;
SUBLIME at sl.15;
sl so and s2-from Soc to 81 less than value;
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I Entered at the Post-oface at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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LADIES, ,ryDgRwEAR DEpAR RTMENT.

We SHALL OFFER IN THIS DEPARTMENT
EXTENSIVE STOCK,
8 dosen LADIES CHgMIsE (msdc Of French
Sleeves at o.,
2s LADIES' IMPORTED UNDERsKIRTs that
at about the
Daily Republican., 1880-04-30
knight TempIar's Reception.

I
St. Paul's Commandry, No. 80, H
T., (colored) which has existed thre,
years the coming September, gave iti
first annual reception in the Institute
Hall last evening. Four hundred and
fifty persons were present. Mr.. James
Dudley was organist and Rmst II Trusty
was assistant. Miss Martha Neenar
and Messrs. Peter Pinketts and W. g.
Glasgow sung several solos. Eight
members Of the Grand Encampneut, of
Philadelphia, were present. Forty.
five men, in full uniform, under the
command of Sir knight Gilbert johnson
were reviewed in sword drill by Dep
uty Grand Master, of Pennsylvania,
James P. Hardy, Grand Captain Gsner-
al, Cornelius Henry, Grand Senior
Warden, Lewis Oberton, Of Philadsl-
phia, and G. N. 8. Of Harmony Grand
Lodge, Delaware, Lewis J. j. Jones.
At the conclusion Of the drill one hun.
dred and fifty persons participated in q
grand march which was led by Miss
Martha Neenan and Sir Knight Gilbert
Johnson. About half past ten O'Clock
the entertainment closed and the audi
encs went to the hall, corner Ninth and
Walnut streets, where festival was
held. The Philadelphia visitors re,
turned home in the midnight train.
The Mt. Vernon Cornet band was pres
ent. A street parade was to have Civ
On but it was prevented by the weather
The Order contenplates giving an sx-
cursion to Ocean City some time during
the month of June.