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nfTTHE GREATEST BARGAINS OF

nT THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF
THE SEASON. DRY GOODS AT SACRIFICING
opsnss v S ee.ei 81 MN METtE 3ns son have
the great sale in New York last wees, aud offer them
at AsTONisIiiNGLY-Low PRICES.
LOOK AT THEM.
cases good PRlNTS. new STYLES. az Sc;
10 pieces INIT LINEN LAWNS, perfect, at 6sc.
s5 pieces yard.wide LAWNS, with side band at 7c.
4e pieces PGLkA-DoT LAWNS, with border,
s5 pieces SOLID BLACK LAWNS at DC. worth
40 pieces wide PERCALEs at &c. worth 1910:
40 pieces s,,, BLACK and NAVS-BLUE WOOL
Immense line Of FIGURED LACE BUNTING and
BkoCAnED REsiLLE GRENADINES from
20 pieces STRIPED aud FIGURED SUMNER
SILKS az SOC. worth Csc;
10 pieces SUMMER SILKS. extra quality, at 55c.
30 pieces FlGnRED FRENCH ORGANIZES at
rs pieces FoUEARD pERcALEs-,he latest
WHITE LINEN LAWN at losc. worth csc:
DOTTED and FIGURED SWISS MUsLINs at
$50 pieces MOSQUITO NET. all coiors-slish,ly
40 imn.rteci-at 5pc pieee OF right yards;
Az ip "a. LINEN BUGGY ROBES at 81 worth
80 pieces DRESS LINEN from ie,c. to soc.-,he
$50 LADIES' LINEN Ui'.srERs from Al. rs IN;
price 81:
large line OF PLAIN AND FANCY PARAsoIs
al the very lowest prices;
An immense the OF PLAIN AND LACR.ToP
GLOyEs-Biack aud Colored;
SILK MITfS al bottom prices
special bargains In BLACK AND COL0RED
All shades In BROCADE AND PEKIN-STRIPE
SILK AND SATIN for trimmings;
Five pieces BLACK ALL-siI.K PEkIN.STRIPE
fun line. of LiGHT-wEIGnT MOURNING
GOODS for summer wear:
worth Toe
80 aoIeu FRkNCH-wovEN coRsETs. slightly
damaged. at 2ac.
Great reduction In prices OF ALL nOMEsTlCS.
JULIUS MEYERS & SON,
003 Broad strict
orde's by mail promptly Oiled. my 2s-eoi
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Mr.. John Caddall, OF Pulaski, the first
representative OF that county in the General
Assembly, died few days ago; aged
eighty.
N. b. Meade was elected mayor OF Gull
peper by vote Of l42 to 81 gwen his oppo-
nent, w. b. Nails.
Governor CoIqultt has accepted an invl-
tation to address the people OF Atlanta on
pending issues.
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Kansas was claimed as "solid for FIELD
not two days before its State Convention
assembled. But the telegraph says that there
are strong friends OF SEYMOUR, HENDRICKS.
and TILDEN, in the delegation. None for
FIELD. SEYMOUR will get the delegation if
he will run. II not, it will 20 with the Ma
tional Convention.
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N SWEEPING REDUCTION
PRiCEsAr
SYCLE BROTHERS..
3l1 Broad street.
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN THE PRICE o.
GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT..

WE HAVE MARKED DOWN THE PRICE OF
GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
500 pieces of LINEN LAWNS at &C.. never sold
before for less than loo. aud 12.c; LAWNS
II yards wildcat &C., worth l6ac. SILK
WIRE GRENADINES at 1Oc.;
BLACK CAsHMERES at 35c worth SOC. at soc
worth 75c.; at 75c. worth 81 ; the largest stock
In the city;
In SILKS aud sATINs we have all the latest novel;
iies-a beautiful line of BLACK BROCADED
SILKS from Use. to $3.50 per yard;
SUMMER DRESS GOODS, BEAUTIFUL NEW
FOULARDS, ZEPHYR CAMEL'S HAIR, for
travelling and seaside dresses;
The latest novelties In PARTISAN NECK-WEAR.
SCARFS. RUFFLINGs, GLOVES. RIBRONS
etc. TENNIS SKIRTS and LADIES' UNDER
WEAR at very low prices;
LINEN uLSTtRS from u to s35O-the largest
10000 FAM IS for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fkhiH HEsr ZANE ZANE wHirE sAT,N FANS
FANS at special prices for two weeks:
fun line OF HOSIERY In all the latest novelties :
REGULAR-MADE STOCKINGS al I2Ic. per
pair-,he cheapest ever shown in this city:
In PARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS we have the
largest stock In the city-a great many of them
bought at large New York auctions, and win be
solo al less than half their value;
MATTINGS! MATTINGs!-The largest and best
selected stock we have ever kept, and in order TO
close out our large stock before the season is
over we have marked them down. and are
selling at much less than the regular price:
Large STOCK 9 ,N kiS ~ NsHEETINGs and PILLOW
LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN MUSLINS-a
full line;
A full nne OF GENTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR
GAUZE SHIRTS from 2nc. TO 81 apiece;
CARRIAGE ROBES in LINEN aud WORSTED
from 62c. TO $3.50;
KID GLOVES IN all the new shades from Soc 10
$50; 800 dozen LISLE-THkEAD GLOVES
from l2hc. to Sl.50: WHITE LINEN LAWNS
IRON l2'sc. to soc. per yard-the cheapest in
the city;
A fun line OF BLACK LACE BUNTINGs at 25c.;
- ALL-WOOL BuNTlNGS at Gle;
The largest stock of WHITE GOODS IN the city:
A fall line Of LINEN DE INDIA. ORGANIZES,
SWISS, LACE, STRIPES, PlQUES, MAR
SEILLES, and great many other goods sui liable
for COMMENCEMENT DRESSES:
full line OF RIBBONS IN PLAIN BROCADEs,
STRIPES. and PLAIDS.
OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN AT 6 O'CLOCK
A. NJ. and CLOSED AT Up. NJ. my 2S.eod
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OF ALL MINERAL.wATER pEALERs, GRocERs


MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS, AND CAR
1v1 PETs.-I have Just received a full line or
CHINESE MhTTISGS OF all grades,
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS. MATS, &c.
a full line LACE CURTAINS, C0RNICES, aud
SHADES; full line OF PAPER-IhA NGINGS OF
all styles. Work done IN town or country. An Or
ders promptly attended 10. A. JENNINGS.
ap 6.2m Ne. 1911 Main street,
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Nevada instructed her delegates for TIL
DEN. Three prefer him, two prefer THUR.
MAN, and one prefers FIELD. Nevada was
claimed as " solid for FIELD" not two days
before its convention assembled.
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The Chicago correspondent Of the Wash.
ington Post says General wIckHAM is spoken
Of there as among the candidates for Vice.
President. We don't want TO see him nom
mated. He would give the Democrat:
trouble in Virginia.
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T1IE COMING MAN.
He IA BslIl 30 Far Away thas Nobods
Can Tell Exactly who He IL.

r,RAxr's FRIENDS TAKING EVERY ADVANTAGE
FOR THE REcEpTiox--pLAISE's MAsAoEhs
PREPARING FOR A HARD FIGHT OVER THE
ILLINOIS DELEGATI0S-THEIR PLAN OF or
ERATIoYs AND THE MEANS BIT WHICH THEY
HOPE TO sUCCEEp--rBE PROTEST or CHICAGO
REPUBLICANS AGAINST LooAS's SPRINGFIELD
MANAGEMENT.
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mAR,,rA1,vx.

Marr.y,d, MAY l2th, at sidney Baptist church, BY
Rev. edmund Harrison Miss MANY E. JONES to
BI6NHY y. PARSONS.
I Married, at the Grace-sireet Baptist church, IA
the goth instant, at 6:1b A. d.. by Rey. w y.
Haiehey, d. D., ]. WATSON PHILLIPS and bliss
BETTE II. DORSET.
Washington, Hampton, and Huntington papers
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The CuIpeper Tunes crows over the elee.
ton of the eiaixens' ticket in that town last
ThursdsY. Our old friend NAT. MEADE Il
the new uayor, A. r. ALcocKE Recorder,
and &. J. RIxEY, X. 8. LEWIS, u. ID. JoRS,
sox, {. l.. CO0rgRs w. A. AsHBY, and j. r.
Ropxs1sos are the Councilmen. This seems
70 be aticket made up Of good Readjusters
spd good Conservatives. We congratulate
~. AEAbx upon Icing chosen .Lord
Aa1oF" 70 soon after reaching Culpepsr.
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. 80 80 49,
|. SILKS.
sg-wE DESIRE TO STATE THAT

NJ WE DESIRE TO STATE THAT
we have made purchase of an entire balance stock %
SILKS of one of the celebrated manufa cture
in Lyons, and will offer them on MONDAY at a
small advance, regardless of value.
These goods consist. In part, OF BLACK TAFT f
TAS, eros DE ZURICHS, aud GRO -GRAIN :,
of many various qualities, including some OF the
finest manufactured. Also, large lot Of SUMNER
SILKS, in entire new designs, at zoe. yard less
than the piece price.
We quote among the Back
PURE SILK toi.-boilec) at Ace, the loves yalu
of which IS Csc;
ALL-SILK GROS-GRAIN at SOC;
SATIN FINISH at Sjc. the lowest market value of
which IS 1925;
26inch HEAVY SATIN FINISH at sl.e0, the
value OF which is $3.50.
Also, among them
pieces $3.50 SILKS, which will be sold t sz65
a yard
We shall offer another large lot of BLACK and
COLORED SATINs.
...'.'... .......,.'.... ,.....',..
THE GREAT REDUCTIONS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......'.'
recently will enable us to offer on MONDAY
Several cases of GOOD-QUALITY FAST. COLOR
ED LAWNS at SIC;
Several cases Of 13-yards wide hand ,Ome and new
design LAWNS at Sc, the value Of which has
been 1910;
Several cases Of ENGLISH PERCALES In hcaui-
full designs al &c. a yard under value;
Several cases of other WHITE GOODS-such as
FRENCH NAINSOOKS, VICTORIA LAWNS.
FRENCH ANDES, PERSIAN and
FRENCH NULL, LINEN DE INDIA;
l case of WHITE LINEN LAWN at 12l!c. worth
zoe. yard:
Several cases Of SHETLAND SHAWLS in wkite.
light blue, aud scarlet, at soc. apiece, the price
Of which is generally sl.25 also at 81 the value
of which Is 1925; besides many other great
bargains. COHEN BROTHERS.
corner Fourth and Broad st reefs.
viii open during Summer months at 6 A. VI. and
close at Z Z. 81. my 29-S&M
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In Carroll county recently TWO boys, aged
respectively fifteen and thirteen years. sons
OF DIR. Marion Dehaven, went to the woods,
not Tar from The house, TO shoot squirrels.
While there the Older boy accidentally dis.
charged bis gun, the load entering the breast
Of bis brother, killing him instantly.
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nEATHs,

Died. May Gath. In Coochiand county. Va, little
o. G. CANTRELL, infant SON of Mrs. j. A. Cans
treli aud the late o. &. Czntrel.
"Of such ~ the kingdom OF heaven"
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Our WHITE-GOODs DEPARTITNTtm 'm
elegant line Of LINEN DE !Nplt,LGNEN Lawns
FRENCH MUSLIN, FIGURED ami STRIPED
SWISS MUSLINS. VICTORIA LAWNS, French
NAINsOOKS, PIQUEs, aud o,Ecr WHITECpjD>
al all prices.
We have an elegant line Of CYPRUS. III DHt',f
CLUNY, LANGUEDOC, BRETONNE. AMI "l'r
LACEs for trimming White Good. Gail sll s,e
our stock.
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The Virginia Medical Monthly for June
seems to be an interesting No.
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lg~ LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWN -
Nine cases Of NEW aud CHOICE Lawns .t
prices just received.
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The Roll Complete.

IRON Inc New YORK IriDuneI
The Chicago roll is now complete. All
the States have elected their delegates, and
all the Territories except idaho, which WI III
undoubtedly vote for Blaine, as it did in
1876. ConcediUg to General Grant every
vote which there is the slightest ground for
supposing he will get-giving him the solid
delegations from Arkansas, Alabama, Ken.
tucky, and Texas, not because they are
solid in his favor, but because his friends
say that the aUti-Grant men upon them will
not revolt against the instructions and unit
rules OF their States, and not counting the
contests In IlIinois-we make his vote on the
first ballot 3l5, or GA short Of a majority.
Blaine has 272 votes, Sherman 10,
Edmunds 30, Washburne -, and Win
dom 10. The lines were never more closely
drawn in National Convention. All the
delegates supporting Blaine, Sherman, Ed
munds, WashburBe, and Window, were
elected as opponents OF the third-term
scheme. Not one OF them can vote for
Grant without betraying bis trust. Where,
then, Is Grant to get the 81 votes which he
lacksi There are only two possible ways.
Either CA delegates must be false to their
pledges or the unit rule must be applied, In
spite OF the opposition OF a majority Of the
Convention, for the purpose OF disfran-
-hlsing large number Of anti.Grant dele
gates. Nothing can be palmer than that
Grant will be beaten il all the delegates are
permitted to vote, aud II all vote as they
have promised their constituents.
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sou sm.v ,o' ~ s'' pexhtIgo By presssa,n.nsa '
away 70 sss,i nave 10 be Iounu'
an0Ine ..n man ,ns Z" william y, oaasa.
DufinT .ne q. Hale visited the nesd.
yer anu s. n ~ ,hc National C5Dmittee 10 tne
4uaItcIs ~ M. ,mS ard iocuIarly cautioned
ss s.s Kcoeh against allowing the roo'n'
~ ~ e, s,s.a ~ Grant headquarters =.
:" T re ' comm,iteo have posted q notice ~
,. an1 vv sskiug eli delegates anu a'ter-
mates to call and register
Asro THE vrcE-PREsrDENof,
...,n, ,,.snite Il known. Mr.. Ftllcy ana
several other Grant members VI .m' ~ ssvor
al Committee declare that Iney a,v ;" o ot
OF Sherman, but the envIous opp ~ 80 o,,,rr
Grant claim that their sore opIcc. - "a ~.
d"ca them n transfer their votes 70 Grant
an the first ballot, before the result snal'
he been announced. II Is reported
thronyb Grant sources that the Demo
crats ~ Tennessee have made oyertures 10
Gr.n,,s managers, pledgipg Democratic
snnnort for the Republican ticket, PROVIDED
Postmaster. General Key Is placed on tnc
GRAFT ticket az a candidate for Vlce-fres
dent. and it Is said that the proposition -
receiving serious consideration.
gentleman who has hitherto occupied
a bicb official position-one which aHorued
him pecuiar facilities for learning what he
professes to know-informed representa-
tive OF the Times that
CARR. scHURZ HAS DETERMINED TO RESIGN
the secretaryship Of the Interior, IN case OF
Grants domination, aud devote MS entire
time, until the day OF election, 10 canVasslng
the country in opposition TO Grant. his
reasons for this course are dual: Flrst-he
ha, been opposed to Grant for years, anc
cannot, therefore, hope for political prefer
ment in case OF his election. second
He has for many years, been ioslag
popularity with the Germans, untli
he finds himself merely general WITH
out a command, and he appreciates tne
urgent necessity for rte'iabllshing blmsei
and thus securing following. lie Is shreWd
enough to see that large majority OF the
German Republican element Is opposed 10
Grant. and he proposes to take advantage OF
it and once more place himself IN the llne
OF promotion. The more intelligent Ter
mans do not attach any particular slgnln-
canoe 10 this action Of the worldly-wise
Secretary, save I'm so far as serves the pur-
nose OF straw to show which way the
wind blows. SchurZ, they say, is always
for Schurz, and having peculiar facilities,
by reason OF his position, for forecastlng
the result, he has decided that the anti
Grant camp holds out stronger inducements
in the bread-and-butt line than any other.
GRANT sPIRITUALTsTs
have derived much consolation from news
paper statement to the effect that Governor
Hamilton, OF Texas, favored their favorite.
As the lamented Hamilton was long since
gathered to his fathers, they regard the
statement in the light OF a revelation. Ii
may be cruel, but truth demands that it be
said that Governor 4. J. Davis, and not the
ghost Of Hamilton. was the person who
should have been named
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BUNTTNGs! BUNTING. BUNTING;
Having bought the entire .i0cs 81 q lar.
Germ, We can show the largest assortment "a, lDs...
prices.
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FEAST,

EEAST AND FAIR UNDER THE
Il AUSPICES OF THE LADIES' SOCIAL
CIRCLE, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
cling TUESDAY EVENING, June lst, continuing
WEDN EsDAY and thursday the I'd and 3d.
As the proceeds will 90 towards liQuldang the debt
for the new Synagogue now being erected, they
hope TO be literally patronized by the pubic.
my 2Q.5t
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ExCURSIONs, PiC-NICS, &c,
rVHIRTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
Il FTBE
RICHMOND GRAYS
MONDAY, JUNE IA, 1880.

GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PIC NC
TO BON AIR. ONLY EIGHT MILES FROM
THE CITY-FIFrEEN MINUTES'RIDE
The Grays having chartered train OF coaches OF
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company,
will, give an EXCURSION AND BASKET PIC
MIC TO BON AIR on MONDAY. June IA, 1880.
DANCING ALL DAY IN THE LARGE
PAVILION
REFRESHMENTS at city prices and DINNER
at the Hotel for hose who NAV prefer IT,
A PRIZE (Silver cup TO be shot tor by the vlsi-
tors, and under their supervision. for the best single
shot
The public may rely upon having pleasant, quiet,
and agr, cable time Tickets 10 he had Of the com.
mittee ana members OF the company: also at the
depot on the morning OF the excursion Train
leaves at 81 O'Clock A. NJ. aud returns at L. NJ.
Tickets: Round trip, see; children, 25c.
Committee of Arrangements: Captain BOssieux.
Lieutenant Phillips. Sergeants Tyler, GibsOn, ard
Crawford, Corporal Hrnkins, Priyates 0'heefe,
Saville, and Davis. my Sim ,W&F3t
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DAIRYMAID.' RECEPTION.

V,HE DAIRYMAIDS' RECEPTION.
Nv special request this charming entertainment
will be repeated on MONDAY NIGHT, May 3lst,
I'm the LECTURE. ROOM Of BROAD-STREET
METHODIST CHURCH.
The exercises will consist OF SELECT MUSIC,
READING, and the CHORUS OF THE DAIRY
MAIDS.
REFRESHMENTS will be furnished at city prices
Doors open at O'Clock L. NJ. Exercise. COM
mence at $50 p. n. my 3l-lt
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BAZAAR AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS.

I AIDES BAZAAR AND REFRESH
- MENT ROOMS, 30S Arch street, fronting
Gamble's-Hill Park. I'm aid Of LAUREL-STREET
METHODlST-CHURCHB BULL ING FUND. Open
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK from TO 10y
O'Clock.
this week. Go and see. my 81 st
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Fred. Grant ana His Pa.
From the Chicago Tribune.J

From the Chicago Trbune.J
Yesterday morning Colonel Fred. GRAM
called upon "Long" Jones at the Crane
| Pacific to have a sort OF chat with him o.
a friendly political character. Long
Jones took the Colonel into his confidence
and told him that he bad engaged The
present quarters for the State Committee at
this time, predicting that the National Con
yention would be held in Chicago, anG
that Grant would be nominated. Thi:
prophecy, he believed, would be fulfilled
1t was but a step across the hall, to Room g.
where the Sherman headquarters are e..
tablished. Ex-Governor Dennison was
sitting there, and Colonel Fred. Grant
walked in. After courtesies had been eX-
changed Mr.. DeHnison asked the news.
go, father will be nominated on first bal
lot !"
is that so ?" said Mr.. Dennison.
"There Is no doubt about It," replied
Colonel Grant. "Father already has enough
to nominate him."
81 see you are getting everything" said
Ex-Governor Dennison. "You got Colo
RADIO yesterday"
"O,yes." replied the Colonel; "but we
have already got enough without Colo.
rado."
"YOu would rather have it than not 2? -
interrupted the Tribune representative.
yes" replied Colonel Grant, sol
course; but father has got sure thing.
Father has already 40 votes, and il the unit
rule is broken he is sure Of $50 votes in the
Convention"
Ex-Governor Dennison Then there is
no use OF our coming here. We might as
well 90 home.
Colonel Grant: Oh, no; we want you
here 10 help make the nomination unani-
nous.
Ex-Governor Dennison find that news
paper figures are not always reliable. You
have to find the politicians in order to get
the news.
Colonel Grant: / am now in favor OF
breaking the unit rule in the Convention.
Ii the unit rule is broken, | know that
father will get ten delegates from Califor-
mia, six or seven from Michigan, and seve-
raj from Iowa and other places.
Ex-Governor Dennison: Then you favor
the breaking OF the unit rule.
Colonel Grant: Outside OF the Conven-
ton l would favor the breaking OF the unit
rule, but il were delegate | would be
opposed to it.
Ex-Governor Dennson should think
il you could gain so many votes you would
want the unit rule broken.
Colonel Grant: No; think the States
should vote as q unit.
Ex-Governor Dennison How do YOU
know that you would gain ten votes from
California;
Colonel Grant Because have been told
so by our friends there. know it is so.
Ex-Governor Dennison And vet YOU
favor the unit rule?
Colonel Grant: As delegate TO the Con-
vention would favor it.
Ex-Governor Dennison That has been
the Democratic rule. II is the broadest
phase OF the State-rights question, and one
that | have battled against since 1885.
Colonel Grant: That's all right, but l be-
lieve in the unit rule.
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III ANOTHER NEW AND CHEAP
LINE OF DRESS GOODS. NOVELTIES, BIO.
CADEs, SILKS, SATIN>. ard BUNTING us.
received at THALHiMER BROTHERS.
my 22.S.M&W 6Ol Broad ,tr.,.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, &c.

DlLL-HEADS, $3.50 to IS per reaIn, ~
Osls pisPATCH PRINTING HOUSE.
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BASEBALL.
APOLI.INAR IS.

APOLIINARIS.
A POLLINA ARTS.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS
British Medical Journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie GGui0is de Parts.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JCGs.
OF ALL MINERAL-wATER DEALERS, GRocERs
AND DRUGGISTS.
CAUTION.
To insure obtaining the genuine APoLLINARIs
see that the coRKs bear the PoLLISARIs BRAND.
Zap 3-S,M&W3mJ
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WINDSOR PARK, FOUR MILES
W ABOVE THE CITY, on the canal, is now
OPEN FOR PICNIC PARTIES. II has good water.
hne shade. and new dance platform has been
erected. For terms apply to Mr.JOHN LINDSAY,
at The Old Market. or 10 JOHN L. KEMP,
my 3l-lt* Ashland street, near Reservoir.
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ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JOGs.
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OFFICE or CITIZENS BANK OF RIcIMoSD,}
May 10, 1880. !
V,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ sTOt,KUOLDFK3 OF the CITIZENS BANK
OF RICHMOND will be held at the office OF Inc
bank on THURSDAY, June 3, $50, at Q O'Clock
Pm. EDWIN o' SNE .s,',
my 20-td oaslilcI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ut CLOsING-OUT SALE
II UTZLER BROTHERS.
5Z5 BROAD STREET.
fmy 29l

VT NEW GOODS. GREAT BARG ,rv.
AT 4. Y. MfTTELDQgFER,s
WIN open on MONDAY a large stock q, v,.,,.
GOODS at greatly reduced prices. ~"
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER,
40 Tieces DRESS LINENS ar Old prices:
so new pieces MADRAS GlNGHAMs:
WHITE GOODS ip great abundance TO- .,,..
commencemenls. such as Victoria IaSn. ,Dl
Muslin, London D'irland, Linen Lawns -,
and Figured, swlss striped aud Checked s,,..
HOSIERY full line 10 all the new styles.
LACE alITs IN all eolors at 40, 80, 90, ana
Ribbons in all coors and widths;
FANS, FANS, al the novelties.
BUNTINGsl BUNTINGs.
BCNTlNGs IN all shades The best aI.noo'af
Wool BUXTINGs at DC. per yarI:
LAGEBUNTIMGsi IL all color: a. 25c.;
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE Al az 20 a.,
70, and S0c.-the cheapest and bet s' In
DREss GOODS in PLAIN and FlGrREp Mourn
BROCADE, BASKET, ROMANO. TA,I>I
CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK aud ca ,i,rr,
SILKS, sATlNs,and PEKIN STRIPE, attr.,t'
TO aStOnish all:
500 pieces FRENCH PERcALEs atI2lc.r.,.,
Our BLACK SILK at Al caat be beat:
BLACK ALPACAs at -. Is, 20, % and sue.
Lawns! LAWNS.
LAWNS at 6, 10, and l24c.-;he srge.' ,al ....,
assortment In the city;
NATTINGS! MATTiNGS!
34S pieces MATTINGS, from auction. ip ID
widths WHITE, CHECKED. aud FkNef-,,
the following prices; II. 10. %. %. anl goc
these goods are lower than they have ever l.ea.
Give Us call.
OIL-CLOTH> in Al, Ga, aud 81. for Floor.
TABLE OIL. CLOTHS in all widths ana coi.-,.
CARPETS and RUGS 10 De- sold A. sacriasr.
fARAsOLs! PARA>oLs.
400 new PARAsOLS Just received. IN an co'.rs
qualities, aud styles, AT great reduction ~ 70.
uler prices;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud BROWN COT.
Tons. CALlCOtS. PLAIDS. BED-TlDkI\G
sUEETiNGS, ~ old prces-.n fact, lower ,i.sp
they can be replaced:
UNLACNDRIED SHIFTS at 6nc. worth Il.
LACES In LANGUkDDt. BRE1ONNE. TOP.
CUON, VAL CLUNY, and FRENCH. fUfr L.
per yard To the finest made:
CASSIMERES, LINSEIS. KENTUCKY JEAN,
CoTTONADtS. 81 UE tLANNEL;
SHETLAND SHAWLS:
BLACK aud COLORED SILK FRINGES:
KID GLOVES, IACE-TOP GLOVES:
BUTTONS Of al kind, ana many other t.il..f..
numerous TO mention.
ID. x l.. NiTTELDORFfH.
my 2Z-S.M&W jZ7 BioaG,f.t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

NJ. WE CALL PARTICULAR AT.
TENTfON to our very complete assortment Of
LAWNS. comprising an qualities aud prices, ana
nv 20 LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

win open during summer months at G A. VI. and
close at Z Z. 81. my 29-S&M