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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

"a .s,,,o, :, our .. residential rolicy, we
will sink nil factionsl ana IVA ~, ,n rreserya.
rally to common union ,o' '"' r
ton Of common gooa. .,,raord. bsar.
9, That In the selection Oh s'a .,. sor,har,
ers at Cincinnati we call upon ou, ,ba. can
brethren to name the men wn .,n, sa,s.,;on
elect, counsclling only that 10 'n asson.I md
they free themselves from a., 90 rn,;oy
marty ambition, and look so'e'' W ''"S''
principle, and patriotism. :, ao,ocotes n
q. That In the selection Oh uces..'s ~
the National Democratic ConVen,,u,n al" :.
In the nomination OF our eiec.oia, m ~ =,
is the duty OF the Richmond |on,.r H,n;do y,
the 10Th OF May to prove 70 ou. " q ~
people that our first snh onIy ou,s ,.'; 70 ~
carry Virginia for the Cinc'nna. G nO 4
rones ,y,s elected chairman OF the party FOL
C. r. CULLEN, Chairman,
w. Sudnor, Secretary.
Ata meeting OF the Conservative voler'
~ beaver Dam district, In Hanover county
held at Coats's store on Friday the lou 10
slant. Mr.. Landen G. Berkeley was ca'ied t'
the chair aud Charles ID. Taylor, Esq, up
pointed secretary. o,.,ol
The following gentlemen were eiec'ea
delegates to attend the Convention 10 "
held on Wednesday the 10Th instant III tn'
CITY of Richmond, for the purpose OF ap
pointing delegates to the Democratic Con
vention to be held at Cincinnati-Viz;
Delegates William Ii. CambelI, Dr. u. u
Anderson, Colonel William Neson' II.
Cardozo, Z. r. Morris, and ;. Z. kedo
Alternates Landen &. Berkeley, :. u
Anderson, II. f.. Taylor, DR.. Z. j. Ierrell
and T.. NJ. Redd.
Whereas there Is an attempt on the par
OF the s0-caled Republican party OF th'
United States TO subvert the Government
and establish an empire; and recognizing
as we do that the union OF the States IS ano
ever should be based upon common inter
est, and not upon force; and believing tha'
the preservation OF the Republic depends
upon the success OF the Democratic party
RESOLVED. That we, as Virginians. now
| Der we may differ as to matters OF state
policy, pledge ourselves to vote and WORK
for the nominees OF the Democratic ConVen'
| tion to he held at Cincinnati, and that ouI
delegates be instructed to vote for no man
rs a delegate to that Convention VINO Is
pledged to any particular candidate.
RESOLVED, That the Conservative papers
In the city Of Richmond be requested ts
publish the proceedings OF this meeting.
LAYDEN c. BERKELEY, Chairman.
G. d. Taylor, Secretary.
At a meeting held in Ashland. Hanover
county, May IA, 1880, to choose delegates TO
represent Ashland township in Conven.
ton to be held in Richmond on the 10Th oil
May for the purpose OF electing delegates
from Virginia to the National Convention,
the folIowing-named delegates were elected :
r. f. Belrne, w. j. Leake. X. III. Cardwell,
C. Stebbins, and DR.. T. j. Woodbridge.
On motion Of w. j. Leake it was
RESOLVED, That the delegate or delegates
present in the meeting be empowered to act
for the whole. j. ii. TINBERLAKE,
Chairman.
T.. SteJbiuS. Secretary.
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The. Field Boom.

The following telegram was sent to Wash
ington city by Mr.. L. @. WASHINGTON, the
Washington correspondent Of the Richmond
Commonwealth. Tie Star says ii was dated
the 14th, the day after the election:
from abe Washington Star of friday
TIE FIELD B0ox J0OMING.-The follow
ing dispatch was received here to-day, dated
Richmond, Mag 14th. "Field'sfriends car
ried primary elections here yesterday, elect.
ing 5lout Of 70 deiegstes 10 the State Con-
vention. Contest spirited. Heavy vote
polled. Friends OF stll other candi 1ates
formed a combination ticket and were
beaten. IL. q. WASHINGTON
The above needs NO other comment than
rs furnished in .Ar.I6sYALL's own state
.ment, which we again publish. In a card
lpublisbod1n Friday, the same day the above
Telegram yves sent from Richmond, he said :.
."0f thee, Al were elected. These geo.
themes ~eroNDder no sort OF pledges to me.
And are perfectly free taEOte for whom they
please. / myself asked those taken froa
Gay, Maaroe. and Madison, and part OF
those takeDSfrsm Jackson. to 60 to the con-
vsntion, bat IS friend askcSi the remaining
ones from jackson, and thsse from Marshall
and .Jcfesseu. This is' the whole OF the
pledRed-tieket matter.
'fn i 70 to Cincinnati DO not 60 there
pledged to votefer Judge Field. believe
hints be The most available candidate, but
II ast there anxisthe northern Democracy
say that he canaet carry their States and
that sowe other ptsson cap, aialI feel N.Y.
self hound TO 60 fer that other person. We
are 6gating to eleets Democratic candidate,
mot any particular. nan.
.".N.ALIAM L. royal"
We repeat What We said Satuntay-that
we do MOI fkink thene.sre 500 FIELD men in
Richmond. Yet the people OF Richmond
are presented to the outside world as hay
1pg elected 81 out Of 7efIELD delegates to
che State Convention.
IL Mr.. WAsETxGroS's telegram had been
dated TknrsdaF night We could have ac-
counted for his gross misstatement Of the
facts. But il, as TIE Star Says, be sent Il on
Friday, the day sfser the SECTION, it Will
require exEsuatioK by himself.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT MORE NEW GOODS AT
sYCLE BROTHERS..
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN EVERY DE.
PARTMENT F0R THIS MEEK.

PAk1hENI FOX THIS WEEK.
500 pieces Of DRESS G0ODS to select from-prices
from 10c: 70 VI rer yard; BEAUTIFUL BRO
s5nE aL I%V B Mi s ss s color. :.
22c. FINE FRENCH BUNTINGs at Acc. and
Zoe per yard, reduced from Use. ALL-wOOL
Zoe. reduced from 75c. DOUBLE. F6 yII
widej at 75e.. real value 1928 dom, fail to look
s e s"s a S
.,e ;esd. ..d f,s M s1 & ys
and Csc. per YARD: don't fail 10 look al Yo our
HANDSOME BROCADED GRENADINES from
SSc.. rsauced 70 SOC: HXx6soME TX Ihcf
silks aud sATiNs, such as Royal Purple,
Lilac. Tan. Ecru, Old Colo. Pesoock Blue, Ma
rine Blue. sapphire, Myrtle. Mode. Bruno, Sui
tan, and Gendarme and also fun line Of
BLACK SILKS SATIN DE LYON al 1925
worth $3.50; our CASHMERE MlLANO re-
duced from t25O 10 $3.50; our 81 SILK the
best In the city: our 81 rs SILK reducsd from
fis2; don't fail 10 look At our TORCIION
IN BLACK CAsHMEgEs We have FUN line from
csc. 10 81 per yard our soc. CASHMERE I, a
mafkef; donr fsii to look a. our GLOVES we
have sll the new shades good KID.GLOYEs az
Soc; ourtl.25 GLOVES We warrant: a full
line OF SILK MIJTs; HAMBURG EDGINGs
and INSERTINGS-r very large assOrtment
from &c. to SOC. per yard. among them some
very handsome va. terms; 0OD't tai to look at
our JORCHON IACtS.
WHITE-COODs DtPARTHFNT-Viciori Lawn,
Lioen Lawn, Linen DeInd .. Null Nusins
French NslnsOok stripe Muslins, swiss Nus
Inns, French Pique and a great many other.
PARASOLS--the largest stock this side q New
York-with al The fancy Innings, such as Od
Gold. CARDINAL Blue, White, aud all The Other
new AIDES d"n't fan 10 look At our COACH
MAN sUI1INGS; we have An entire floor with
OII-CLOTHs, NA1TlNGS, CARPET. WIN
DOW SHADES. ana LACE CURTAINS; NAT
TINES Sc-- Doc LDe Roc. and 1Ta fb.
CHI, ap~st ever offered I'm this ci'y;a lsrgr stock
Of LACtS, such a. Langneloc. Russia. TofChOn,
Valcnci-nnes, BreiOnne. and Wany other,
don't fail TO look al our LINEN listers:
new lot OF CASSiMtRFS for men and bows
wear: some more Of that CHEAP PILLOW aud
sHEETING-LlNEN; c0n'i fli 10 look AZ our
LINENS for DRESSES and BUSTERS Al a.
tOnishinsly low prices; LAUNDRIED ard v
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS; full line u LADIES
UNDERGRADUATES our stock Of CORSETS
Is the largest In the city, and ~ prices 20 sui.
ALL we have thousand, Of other bargains at
SiCLE BROTHERS.
my l7-eod 81 Broad street.
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That Boom Again.
The following telegram was sent to th
Washington Post from Richmond:

The following telegram was sent TO the
Washington Post from Richmond:
RICHMOND. Va, May IA primary cleo
ton was held here yesterday to choose
Democratic candidates for officers Of the
city government. Delegates to the Demo
cratic State Convention, to be held here May
18th, were also chosen by direct popular
vote. The friends Of all other presidential
candidates formed a combination ticket to
defeat the ticket understood to be friendly
TO Judge Stephen j. Field. The contest
was very spirited and nearly 1000 votes
were polled. The friends OF Judge Field
elected fifty-one delegates and the combina-
ton elected nineteen delegates.
What think our readers now OF the FIELD
boom2 1t is not strange that we can find
40 indications OF it in our exchanges. 1t is
an imaginary boom.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n LtaGE AND wELL.LOCATED
BRICK BUILDING on THE SOUTH SIDE or
ACE STREET OPPOSITE TO GRACE
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH TO BE SOLD AT
AUCTION, BY TRUSTEES, THIS AFTERNOON
AT O'CLOCK.-The special attention Of capital
lists and others is called TO this sale. The building Is
in excellent repair, containing about forty rooms !;
the dwelling part Of 1t handsomely finished II Is
now occupied by Mr.. L. ). Warren as first class
family boarding. house, for which purpose, or for q
boarding. chool, 1t has many advantages. Attend
the sale, rs great bargain will likely he secured.
For further particulars see auction head.
mv17-1t ". GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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For the consideration OF our contempo-
rarles, the Dispatch and the Common.
,oodlth: 1t makes little difference as to the
present health Of Mr.. Seymour. II he is
the choice Of the Democracy, nominate
him.; but he sure to pat good, square,
vigorous Democrat second on the ticket.
Then the Government Will be safe. 1t is
not Seymour, Field, or Bayard we desire TO
see successful but the Democracy. Let US
have Feace.-lTirginia People.
"Tham's our sentiments" friend HER
MlNg
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Our belief as land Wc claim 20 have more
TeiableSnforuation ttan those who have
given aIi.ft 10 the Seymour boom through
the correspondent Of she DispQtch) that
nine-tenfhs OF TIE Democrats and Conser-
vstiyes Of Albemarie prefer the nomination
OF Mr.. Baysrd, and believe him TO be the
strongest mes the Democracy could put in
the Held charlottesville Chronicle.
We publish the Csroniekfs report with
pleasure. Our correspondent gave his au-
thoriiy. He " "trutbful Billy and
never allows bis sreiudices or predictions
TO color bis news steurs. Mr.. DAYARD n so
good man that vtdJst we do not desire to
be defested 10 the prcsidentid race. and
would not select . candidate who, We
thought. could not be elected, yet we eap
say that 1t would be ~ honor 70 be de-
feaied with such q candidate. We prefer
Mr.. SEyN0ug, not Is better, but Gas We
suppose) more popular man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

In 1876. at st. Louis, Virginia was nearly
solid for ridden. This year she will indulge
in blissflii dalliance with Judge Field and
Horatio Seymour, and be happy with either
when tother dear charmer retines. Mr..
Tilden has lost his grip on the M0her Of
Presidents. - Washington Post.
The telegram to the Post from RiehsoDd
evidently led that ioufnal to suppose that
Richmond had declared Cor FIELD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

A special tain OF four cars, drawn by a
new Baldwin locomotive with 16S-foot
driving-wheels, was run on the Central
New jersey railroad Thursday between
Philadelphia and Jersey City. The time
made, 1t Is claimed, has never before been
equalIed In this country. The trip from
Philadelphia to Bound Brook, 81 2-lO miles,
yas made IN 90 minutes, and from Bound
Brook TO jersey CITY. 30 2I0 miles, 10 "a
minutes, or the total run Of $50 miles in 81
minutes. Returning u Philadelphia with
ave cars, the time for the total distance was
DO minutes and 81 seconds. AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

Mr.. John F. Quarles (colored). who has
recently returned from Malaga, Spain.
where he was United States Consul for
three years, was admitted to the bar by the
General Term OF the Supreme Court ofNew
York city Thursday last. The motion for
bis admission was made by the Hon. Alger-
non S. Sullivan, a Democratic politician.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, THU sday, April 20, 1880, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, by the Rev. w. c.
Walden, WILLIAM l.. EUBANR, Esq, TO EMMA
G.. the daughter Of Albert Ball, Esq; all of this
city. Ne cards.
Raleigh. N. c.. and Petersburg, Va, papers and
GlouceSter Herald please copy.
Married, on the 9th OF May, at ST. Peters Cathe-
dral, by the Rev. DIR. OConnell. FRANCIS f.
BURKE to Miss JOHANNA GARY all OF this
city.
New York papers please copy.
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A FAITHFUL and Gallant AZ In 'ns
OIden Time.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN SHENANDOAH DEBT
PAYERS AND READJusTERs uNIIEp-pELE'
GATES ELECTED TO THE STATE coNvLN'
Toy-prscussIoN BETWEEN JUICE HENRY
r.. ALLEN AND HARRY RiDrLEBERGER :
THREE CHEERS FOR THs CINCINNATI NoMi
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BUNTINGs! BUNTlNGs,

BUNTINGS in all shades, The best alI-woo az 22c
Ter yard
LACE HUNTINGS in all colors at % and go:
BLACK CASTMtRES al 20. -. 81. 35, and SOC.
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE a. As. 80. 60.
10, aud Soc;
DRESS GOODS IN PLAIN and FIGURED MONTE
BROCADE, BASKET, ROMANO, TAMl>t
CREPE CLOTHS. BLACK aud COLORtD
SILKS, SATINS, and PtKIN STRIPES atpriccs
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALEs at l2.c.. reaf
value 25c. per yard;
Our BLACK SILK m il can't be beat:
BLACK ALPACAS at 1924. Is, 20. - and soc.
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A EASEMENTS


THE ORIGINAL PINAFORE,
as conceived and performed under the direction OF
MEssRs. GILBERT & SULLIVAN,
will he given at
MOZART HALL FOUR NIGHTS,
commencing
MONDAY, MAY "a. 1880,
for The benefit and under the auspices Of the
MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The following celebrated artists have been secured
MADAME CAROLINE RICHtNGs-BERNARD,
the greatest Of al Buttercups";
MISS EVA MILLS, the celebrated josephine;
MISS ANNIE sIIAEFER, the fascinating Hebe v;
MISS BELLE PELOUZE. " our Aunt;
Mr.. PIERRE BERNARD, the inimitable Sir Jo-
seph";
MR.. +. w. HOFF, The we-known Ralph Rack
straw;
MIR. l.. W. PIZZINI, tour own " Captain Cor
coranm;
MR. JOSEPH S. GREENsFELDER, the ideal
"Deadeye";
Mr.. n. d. PEASANTS. " our own -" Boatswain."
This great cast will be assisted by Richmond's
large and effective Pinafore cherus and grand Or
cbestra; the whole under the able direction of Pro-
fessor G. l.. sIEGEL. and with Nr. GREENsFELDER
as stsee manager.
POPULAR PRICES.
General admission, so cents; reserved seats 10
cents my 17-10t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

The vote cast in this city on Thnrsdas
was @ery nearly four thousand. That fset
foreshadows the defeat OF the MAH,,xE
party next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17

T THE LARGE BRICK TENEMENT
on the north side OF Grace between Fifth and Sixth
streets, advertised TO be sold ut aucion Tuesday
the 9Th OF May, 1880. has been disposed or at
private sale. W.G0DDIN, Auctioneer.
my Tilt
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ng ANOTHER LARGE

ne, ANOTHER LARGE ASSORT-
MENT OF COLORED sATINs AND SILKS. iu-
Guiding the new shades of ROYAL PURPLE,
LILAC, TAN, ECRU, OLD GOLD, PEACOCK
BLUE. Also, some more OF those handsome BRO
CADE and FIGURED NOVELTIES for trimmings
and dresses. Dom! fail 10 look at our line Of above
goods.
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MAY.OUEEN RECEPTION

THE LITTLE CLEANERS SOCIETY
l. OF ST. JOHNS CHURCH will have n May
QUEEN RECEPTION at Mrs. CARRINGTON's,
Franklin and TweDty-eighth streets, MAY 17TH
and 18TH at 8 o'clock r. M. They will welcome
all 10 this Feast Of Flowers, Mirth, AMI Joy.
nv 15-2t
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DRESS GOODSl DRESS GOODS!
Another large invoice just received OF the latest
and best designs from 15c. to 81.
EIGHTY-TWO PIECES COLORED BUNT.
INGS, In all the new and desirable shades.
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We would call special attention TO those in want
OF BLACK and COLORED DRESS SILKS, which
we bought recently at very low prices. As we are de-
termined TO sell these goods, we have made extra
low prices on them.
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| A large variety Of PARASOLs and UMBRELLAS
all sizes, qualities, and prices
Splendid SERGE PARAsOLS at Use, s5c., and
81;
Genuine IMPORTED SERGE, carraated not 10
fade, at $l.20, Sl.35, and $3.50;
SILK PARASOLs from 1925 up;
TwILLED-sILK UMBRELLAS at $3.50 and 90 =
very cheap;
BINGHAM UMBRELLAS at all prices from 75c.
up;
ALPACA UMBRELLAS cheap;
A nice line of JET GOODS at very low prices;
HAIR ORNAMENTS;
EAR-DROPS at 5 and IOc.
VEIL PINS at 8 and 10c.;
HAT and HAIR-PINS cheap;
JAPANESE FANS at all prices, from &c. up;
finest;
T0OTH-BRUSHES-al kinds;
We have just received large variety Of TIN SETS
at 1925 per set-these sets are full size and well
made, and are very cheap at 1925;
TIN sPITTOONS (all colors) at soc. per pair:
BROOMs, BUCKETS, aud TUBs-all kinds
A large line OF BLACK WALNUT BRACKETS,
wALL-POCKETs, TOWEL RACKS, TOI-
LET-BoXEs with mirrors attached, STANDS,
&C.;
HEAVY BLACK WALNUT WINDOw-CO
NICES at 81 and sl.25.
Callat W. A. sTEyENs'S,
my3 sos Broad street.
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w'lliau II. McCalery Is appointed post,
master Vt Moss Neck, Caroline county, vs.,
vtre :. B. BrQaddus, resigned,
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We retuxn thanks to Hon. JOHN T. HAIR.
RIs for valuable public document.
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m- SECOND GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
ID. &. F.. MITTELDORFER

will open on MONDAY their second supply Of new
GOODS just bought at auction. DRY GOODS lower
than ever.
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APOLI.INARIS.

APOLIINAR1S.
A 20 L IN A RIS.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie Gauiots de Parts.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JCGS.
OF ALL MSERAL-wArER DEALERS, oRocERs
AND DRUGGISTS. 3-s,M&w3m
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In our BLACK-GOODS DEPARTMENT we have
an elegant line OF French and American BUNT-
INGS, SILK. and COTTON-WARP HENRIETTA
GRAPE CLOTH, TAMISE, CASHMERE, MO-
ME CLOTH, BROCATELLES, ALPACAS, and
other BLACK GOODS, at very low prices.
GRENADINES! GRENADINES
Having large line OF GRENADINES and wish
Ing 10 SELL we have marked them at one half their
value. Call and see them If you want bargain.
Another arrival of PLAIN and FANCY PARA
sOLSat THALHIMER BROTHERS..
Call and see our styles and prices.
A splendid line of BLACK FRENCH LACES
just received, from l5c. 10 Use. Also large lot of
CYPRUS TRIMMINGS, TORCHON and LAM
GUEDOC LACES, at low prices.
Our HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENT is
filed with everything new and pretty A full line
OF SILK MITTS and KID GLOVES always on hand
at low prices.
Agency for the DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS.
The latest styles ALWAYS on hand at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
COL Broad street, corner sixth.
my 1-s,M&W
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MATTINGS! MATTlNGs!

S6j pieces MAT1INGs. from auction. n al
widths WHITE. CHECKED. aud FANCY a.
the following prices, u, 20. %, %. 30. aud
35c.-the cheapest and best goods ever -'ta b.
this city;
OIL-CLOIIlS In A.; O.. aud 81 Tor Floors; ] 4.
BILE OlL.CLO1II> IN al width, 3nd COLOR,
CARPETS and RUGS 10 be sold Al a sacrifice;
PARASOLS-new and hindsome novelties just pee
cclypd The BE- 81 bargains in the city:
ME>TICS-BLEACIlED and BiiOWN COT
Tons. CALlCOFS. PLAIDS MADRAS GING-
HAMS, and BED-TICks rc'ai.ed Al Wholesale
prices:
Lawns. LAWNS. at 8. 10. and I2lc.;
LACE MlITs IN all cOlOrs ~ 40, 30, 90. zoe and
Hosiery, BUTTONS. GLOVES. LACE leui
SILK FlCHUES. LAWN and MUSLIN Ilt~,
RIBBONS, LACkS in LANGUEDp'. BRE-
TONNE. TORCHON, VAL CLUNl, AMI
FRENCH LACE>;
UNDERWEAR for ladi,s. Children, and Gentle
men al very low prce.:
UNLAUNDRIED SHlRt> at soc. worth al ;
WHITE GOODS IN endless variety.
RUFFLING from 4c per ward 10 the hnc'' made:
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, DOlLlF>. low
ELS. QUILTS. SIItkIINGS. LINEN DRILLS
CASSIMERES, MIDDLE>EX FLANNEL. LIGHT
CLOTHS aud FLANNEL~ for Sacqu,s;
BLACK and COLORED SILK PRINCES;
SHETLAND SIAWLS;
KID GLOVES AT 8 -3-butlOn-eyCry pair grtrta-
teed. Give us a call.
ID. < +. MITTELDORFFR.
my l-SM&W 527 Broad stlrc'.
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x,ARPErs. OlL-CLOTHS, &c.

MATTINGs. OIL CLOTHS, AND CAR
CHINESE MXTfiNGs OF all grades,
3 CARPtstS. OIL-CLOTHs, RUGS. MATS, &c:
A full line L. ACE CURTAINs, CORNICEs. and
81 styles. Work done In town or country. All or
ders promptly atgeLd 70. 4: JENNINGS,
sp Gam 40, 1911 Main street.
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tE- TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT AL
LOWED ON ALL CASH SALES.
CLOSING. OUT sALE-NO HUMBUG.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
PRICES WHICH REALLY ASTONlSH.
PRICES LOWER THAN At WHOLESALE.
PRINCES, BUTTONS, RIBBONS, aud HOSIERY
HAMBURGs, COR>ETs. GLOVES, ana HAND
KERCHItF>;
GOLD and sILVER.PLATED JEWELRY-war-
rantod:
LACES, LACES. LACES. of an kind, aud
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, at
HCIZLER BROTHERS.
52J Broad street.
STOCK, FIXTURES. LE ASH and GOODWILL
for SAFE ON very reasonable terms. mN
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DIR. Il. II. COWAN will give the above recital, as
sisted by the well-known MONUMENTAL
CHURCH CHOIR and MIR. GREENSFELDER
Basso- Cantate (late of Ford's Grand 0peral.
Tickets, soc. Concert commences at $50 O'Clock
T. NJ. Tickets may BE- procured of Moses & Ramos,
Ola Main street, aud at the door.
my l2-W,F&M3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-17
FANCY GOODS.

lust RECEIVED AT
w. A. sTEyENS'S,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-28
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SHOT SOME STRIKERS.
Serious ARRAY vt Troy. New York,
RetwecM NicisIe-Platers and
Their Employers.

Troy, n. Y, Feb. 27.-The striking
nickle-platers assaulted Wynkoop Il Hoyt
their employers, and Wynkoop, seeing
escape impossible, drew revolver and fired
seven shots. Jacob Dunn received bull
lets in his head and shoulder ;
Peter Curry was shot in the side, John
Cahill in the right arm and Lansing Smith
in the hand. Eight arrests Lave been made,
Dunn's condition is precarious; the others
are not dangerously hurt. Both
Hoyt and Wynkoop were roughly handled
and the former badly cut in the head and had
his left arm broken. SIEVE raj employees OF
the Bessemer steel works are on strike and
threatening those who attempt to work with
instant DEATH