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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-05

AxornER NEW House. -19t II Web
stsr hes commenced the eviction of .
large squsse two-stosy residence on
Third and Pine streets, which will. on
it, completion. present . very hapdsome
and slightly appearance. II is to be &C.
cupied By Mr. w. himself.
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BURoLARIEs.--Ws have heard OF twe
bargisries committed in this city on
Tussdsy night. One was 1t the resi-
dence Of Mr. Henry Harmed Of Bell
town. and the other wss ae the Seattle
6alsoa. In Ne Arst instance the thieves
succeeded IN. gaining IN, entrance BY
breaking through the beck door with
40 axe during tho absence u The family
and ransaoking the house for money.
Thsie sfJosts proved futils. however
and Attn. breaking iato Ill The dsswsrs
aud boxsa 10 the hoasA snd taking Z
few miner articles. they departed. Ia
The oass Of the saloon burglary. Il sssml
that while the harksspsr vas ssupors.
sily absent somo ons voot bshlo( she
bar and took 80 out 81 The tut. Il
nov bcbnovos our citissus TO DO on thsil
guard, - every mining excitement o,
business revival brinkS alook 6kh thl
better class . lot Of rcughs who srs too
lazy to work bat not too good 10 stssl
anything Of value within SsaGh. HAys
an sys open foe I'll sas6h. esd give then
warm reception Whso caught a6eut
pour pre0ses.s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-05

:. kkAL EsrAss. The Eiiovisg ere
me 'ranssesioas in rel eseata. y ~
.ofdsd ID the Auditors ollce. sises our
last report:
ny Smith % IA Caliisau. 1T a6rps
: aectsons g Aand S6. iosnahip =.
ts.ss 1 est. tl7oO.
= & 2snilitn 10 john Lanestna, g
49, esecsioa' -. tswnship q. I ssss.
tssaklia Hsmneud 70 lao IAss,toe.
80 = s5st,Ss =. 61tJkip -. I
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ANOTHER OsEsos AvaDER.-A ter
ribls shooting sRrsy occurred Moodsy
afternoon g Molslls. Q village towards
the southsso portion u Clscksmas
county. about sixteen miles southeast
Of Oregon City. resulting in the death
| Of CLARK Hamilton. For some time .
feud has existed between Hamilton
Aod Geo Collins. . saloon keeper of
Allalis. either ON RECOUNT ot ~ alleged
iaf1Daey Of Hssniison with Collins
- q on seGaons Of snms ISLANDERS
uttered BY Hamilton against the NO.
msu. The enmMy bsswesn tho men
~ss 20 bitter that neither ever went
unsrmed. About I O'Clock Collins
wsas info to- 9nss OF = promineus mer.
chant d Mohlls. carrying . heavily
loaded double. barrel shotgun. which
b placed behind the door. and took
seat psar the stove. He Sensined
sbo0t IN hour. Until be cav Hamilton
onus out OF stoss 90 the opposite side
al the street aud prepare TO mount his
horse. Collins then advanced 20 the
front Of the store. picked up the gun.
walked out upon the porch. took
steady ain end fired. Hamilton fell
Iead st the feet of his horss. Collins
fired secnnd time killing the horse.
HAmilton's body was conveyed to .
ue'Rhboring drug store. where it lay
until the arrival Of The coroner. Collins
wasksd 10 the Office Of Squire May and
gave himself up. Collin3 WAS formerly
. bsrkespsr in this city and was knswn
- 'Pop-eysd George He was en-.
ployed - bsrksepee In the Bank Ex-
change .aloou. on Fret street. near
Morrison., when the gsmbisr. Lee
Stusrt. Vas kilea BY Jack Baker. on
ehs night Of April I'd, 1878. HAmilto"
had general had reputation. This
morning Deputy District Attorney n
F Mu!key. will 60 to Oregon City. and
will represent the State in the sxamip.
ation. He will .ndesvor to have the
jfelibinary hearing take place at Ore
CON City -Oregonian.
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FRox TEE MIMI. man nsmed
'!Faylsr has just come down from the
4Ehy .cfsak gold mises. Hs Esposts
SrQm tour tn Elk seet q snow On The
c!sak. Such . dapth. ol coprss. pre-
cladss oil possibility Of mining. and
until : 10 reduced. ne nsed not expect
70 hear Of any moro gold being GOT cat.
Aisnso Low. who vas reported Lost. /
90 the creek oil right. with provisions
= plainly. Men aro going il a1d' con-
ing out continually. aosvithstaadisR
- great depth Of saov % - rod.
0.ncs ar. nylor's arrival. On he Jos:
prime. be hes been bsssk b sooees oi
"en ANTIQUE to hear Ill ahunstt. md b
ess cl'eerfally imported % thSn Ill 10.
iT0Afioa ID he possession.
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xU ENGLAND HOTEL.

Ag~nts. Alec agents for the celebrated
E.tey and Standard Orgasa Fer Sheet
Music ~u,i Brass Instruments, addrsss
SHERMAN, HYDE + Co.,
sug3l -dAwly Fan Francisco.
OCCIDENTAL HOTsL. AT vicrORIA
-Persoos Visiting Victoria should not
fail 70 stop ct the Occidental Hotel. Il
Il the 6rss hotel from the steamboat
landing; il are- proof; has good accom-
c0dsti0u for families. and - good
msals - sny house in the city. ct only
d % per day.
WM. JENSEN,
Wharf street, victoria. b. c.
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L8FTn1 % INQUIRY.

SEATTLE, Jan. 1, 1880.
ED. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b the
latest newe lto0 Nh. Virginia Nor
tAery :" Has shse lady taken IN over
doss q Frees Hambusg Tee and
eu1htGdi
IA Al InsEnossED RsADxa.
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TIM Boss Lusoz AND rms bssr
BxER. you will always 6ud .: the
Coscordis Hall. on Mil street, not
only tho best OF home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and al kinds Of
cold lunches 70 order.
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u. SBU0BNs
Wharf street. victoria. b. G.


NfeAo1sss lniA1llble Infection,
Guaranteed 70 cure promptly and per.
msnently avery case OF 0onosrh0s,
0ieet ard Whites, no matter Of how
long staudipg. it. dinct;sns ere followed
Internal medicine not recommended a
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For ssls BY Geo. ". Harris 4
Co., Wholesale and retail druggists, s.
ettle, ". i. ol6dAw0m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DEXTER HORTON & ca.
BAN II ER.S
syATrLB, ". T.


OPPOSITE RECEIVES Ant ACCOUNTS KEr1
sCaJEcf 70 CHICK Oh DRAFT.
Sight Exchange asA 1slsssanAIs 1rsssies % SAs
etascssse, Portland ard Nee yosk a.
0gAs 81 Nxtv.Aay tills q E1ebaass 6snvs b
sa10 u 81 dissss % lss1sa, ovoostls 0yuAsse
- 0aropa -
DoeAs. ssssss. al stAss vslsaAiss ssealysd -
dspssh fss saso hsepla1.
Cs,sesiss made ssl psssss& pssspsiy rselasA
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rea 49, - yses 80 teva. 1saos - =
~ euaoe - A11Dso =. 9Aa&s ~
1uon4 0s1De.
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~ GO TO LEVY BROTHERS.
yoI- WILL FIND A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
AT The LOWEST PRICES.

CHENEY. STRIPED CHECKED, and PLAIN
SILks At extremely low prices;
BROCADES, PEKIN STRIPES. SILKS, and SAT-
ms for Trimminss-Ail 30 be sold very cheap:
BUNTINGS GlNGHAMs, LAWNS. JACONETs,
PERCALES, CAMBRICs, GRENADINES, AL
PACAS. NOHAIkS. CASHNERES. LINENS.
aud Other ia,nionable DRESS GOODS at the
vicToGh Lawns at 10, 12H, 16s, 20, and 25c.
Swiss MUsLiNS at 10, 12H, Is, 20, and 25c. a
yard-ali extremely low:
LINEN GlNGHAMS a, l24e. yard wor b 1sc.;
LINN BATIS1k NJ 2Ac. per ward worth lee;
STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN at 1876. per ward
READY-M sDk DRESSES for ladies in great va
rLsTERS of The latest styles from 81 to S. each;
UNDER.GARMENTS for ladies-only sood mate
,CENTLEAfEN's SHIRTS Of our own manufacture
at soc. ana 81 each Don't buy before seeing
ADJUsTARIE f, NURSING, ABDOMINAL, and
oiAer CURSETS In III sizes and al all prices;
TRI ms. SATCHELs, BASKETS, BAGS, and
SHAWL.STRAPSA Al bottom rrice;
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN at 10, l2H,
NOTf1NGHAM LACEs Tor Curtains at 12K 1ss,
20. 2b. 80. 3j, 40, so. 60, and 75c. per yard:
NOTTINGHAM LACE-CURTAINs nom ~ up;
MARSEILLks CRIB. and CRADLE-QUlLTs at
TABIE-C0vEEs, warranted all wool, at 81 worth
LACE BED-sPREADs, With PnlOw-shams to
MARsEITTEs iSn dUiLTs al SIS worth $3.50;
WHITE QUILTS at so. 75. s0c 81, and ! 20
LINEN TABLE DAMASK at 20. 35. 40, so, go,
aDd 75c., and up 10 az per yard;
LINEN NAPKINS al al per dozen worth > LOO;
LINEN DDlLIES AZ Soc, per dozen worth 6Oc.;
TOWELS from 60c. 10 sl2 per dozen:
WlNDOW-SHADES. with Gilt Bands and Fixtures
compile, at s1.50 pair worth 90:
A baSkeiful OF CORSETS, sli.htly sotled at 75c. a
pair, some of which are worth 49,
ROYs' SOCKS ~ SC. a pair worth l21c
SILK PARASOLS at 40. 80, 75c., and 81
II X. GINGHAM. CAMBRlC. ALPACA, and
SERGE UMBRELLAS for ladies and gentle
men; -
The Ar2est assortment Of DRY GOODS, FANCY
GOOps. and NOTIONS at the lowest prices al
the ONE-PRICE STORE Of ...
my 20 LEVY BROTHERS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.



The Readiusters o} ibis city have agreed
upon the following i5eket. II win be seen
that some at least of the Conservative nomi
nees are endorsed by the Rkdjusters:
For Mayor-WiIliam @. Darlington.
City Auditor--C. p. Word.
City Collector-A. z. Woodson.
Commissioner OF the Revenues. B. Rag
land. fsf Ftf ~
City Experimentation n. Benson.
High Constable-La Vega Dabney.
MADISON WARD.
Board Of Aldermen--F Franklin Stearn.
and James NJ. Talbot.
Common Council-A. 8. Lee, 3. Taylor
McCue, A. 3. Goodman, and j. q. Court.
ney.
JEFFERSON WARD.
Board Of Aldermen George Cunning.
ham.
Common Council-Johu o, Taylor, E. P.
Murphy, William T. Robinson, John III.
Childrey. and James L. Phillips.
Justices Of the Peace--Wili'am II. Bur.
ton and r. NJ. Taylor.
MARSHALL WARD.
Board Of Aldermen-E. A. sannders.
common Councii-Jeferson Powers, G..
McNamara, w. G.. r. Frayser, "A. w. Weisi.
ger, and L. Wiley Davis. "a
Justices OF the Peace--R. n. Gf!mer, j.
L. Montgomery, and X. Edgar Shine.
CLAY WARD.
Board OF Aldermen-C. w. Burr.
Common C0uncil-T. A. Lacy, Ira r.
Bland, w. w. Phillips, and G. w. Smith
ers.
Justice of the Peace-A. j. Haynes.
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UNION COUNCIL. No. 81, ROYAL ARCANUN,l
RICHMOND, VA, May 21, 1880. !
In response TO the request OF MANY LADIES OF
CHURCH HILL" In the Dispatch Of this date,
am directed 10 state that this Council win, In COM
plisnce with similar request OF the ladies of a
benevolent society, publicly "INITIATR CANDI-
DATE " at the Tabernacle, corner Twenty bfth and
Clay streets, on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVE
NINGs NEXT (24th aDd 18th Instant. for the bene-
Gt of said Society and in connection with the Fes-
tiyal to he held by the ladies Of said Society. An
opportunity will be thus afforded for the gratihca-
ton OF the desire expressed in the said requests
and Il - hoped that certain erroneous impressions
concerning the lniiiatory ceremony OF the order
may he thereby removed.
BY order Of the Regent. j. Ii. ELAN,
Gaeretarv
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FANCY GOODS.
DECEIVED AT
W. A. sTEvENs'S,
5O5 BROAD STREET,

a
Alarge assortment of BIRD-CAGES at all prices;
LArge-size PAINTED CAGES, both round and
square, 81;
BRASS CAGES at all prices, from 81 up
MOCKING-BIRD aud BREEDING CAGES, all
sizes asd prices. They are made entirely o'
metal. aud are much stronger and better than
the wood. bottom ones.
BRD-CUfs, BATH-TUBs, and HOOKS for sale;
Have Just received a splendid line of VALisEs and
sATCHELs al all prlces--from soc. up 10 s5;
Handsome sHOPPING-BAGs for ladies at 81
o,sll5, and sl.25-ail leather;
4 fac line LADIES slDE.BAGS at 75c., 81, and
1928;
PURSES and PORTE. MONNAlES, all prices
from &c. up 10 the finest:
JAPANESE MATCH-sAFES, very pretty
HANGING RUSTIC BASKETS and RUSTIC
STANDS at 75e. and o.;
Large CANOPY-TOP DOLL.TERAMBULA-
TORS at 75e. and al:
fun line SILVER-PLATED GOODS, all grades; |;
KNIVES. FORKS. and SPOONS-both common
and hne plaie-at very low prices
CAsIORs at 81 and sZ elegant TkIPLE.PLAIE
CASTORS al $3.50 and s5;
lCf PITCHERS,
CAKE BASKETS,
fRtlT STANDS,
BUTTER DISHES,
SUGAR DISHES,
SYRUP aud CREAM CUPS,
CELERY STANDS,
MUGS,
GOBLETs,
WATERS,
NAPKIN RINGS.
BUTTER KNIVES,
SUGAR SHELLS, &C.
VIII open IN few days line OF COMMON POT
iEBf.wARE, consisting Of
wfNDOw-POTs,
HANGING Baskets, re. &c.
callst w. A. sJEYENSs,
myls 500 Broad street.
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MARROW EsCAPE.-Yesterday evening
boat in James river containing Mr.. 4. A
Field and Mr.. w. +. Mott was overturned
and these gentlemen had narrow escape
from drowning. The boat had been fasten
ed to tug, and was upsehby the waves o.
the latter. The party were rescued from
perilous position by hands on the steamer
and reached Richmond only the little wors'
for "A GOOD ducking.
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OUR FOREIGN TRADE.-Tbe American
schooner n. Hand cleared from tue CUSTOM
house yesterday evening with nour ior
Brazil. o,.o.
The Norwegian bark Carl Johan, olse"
master, also cleared for bordeaux, France
with a cargo OF 30,7l5 bushels Oh corn,
valued at sIs,465.30, shipped by Teomas
pranch a. IN
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Across THE OCEAN BLUE.-A. w. CARRIER
Is selling excursion tickets TO Europe at bis
European Steamship Agency, No. S26 Main
street, by the Cunard, White Star. National,
North-German Lloyd, Anchor, Hamburg
American, and Observation-Disclosures lines,
from New York, by the Red Star and Ame-
rican lines from Philadelphia, and the Allan
and North-German Lloyd lines from Balti-
morp
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yvn.psSnyxr ORDER OF COOP TEMpLARs
f(nI @ onsnS-The following delegates VIII
s,tsnd ibe Right Worthy Grand Lodge. !. l.
.,Ts" ~ r. ~" which meets Ia Lyric Hall, New
y, yorr ~ civ. nv on Tuesday, ut 10 A. NJ: W.
uoIH 1nw, rcmh. ~ J.C. Ferguson, NJ, D.; Rev.
J. W, Cain, and A. ?. Fleet
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nJ NEW GOODS! GREAT BARGAIN

AT &. L. MITTELDoRFER'S'
Win open on MONDAY a large stock OF NEW
GOODS at greatly reduced prices.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER!
40 ieces DRESS LINENS at old prices;
60 new pieces MADRAS GIN6HAMS;
WHITE GOODS III great abundance. for school
eeommeneem enls :neh as Victoria Lawns; swl.,
and Figured, Swiss striped aud Checked Main
socks. Null Muslins. &C.;
LACE MlTTs IN ali colors at 40, so, so, 10, and
s5c.;
RIBBONS in all co'ors and widths;
FANS, FANS, all the novelties.
BUNTlNGsi BUNTINGs!
BUNTINGs IN all shades, the best all-wool st 22c.
Wool BU~TINGs at lsc. per yard;
LACE BuNTlNGs in all colors a. 25c.;.
20, and sOc.-the cheapest aud best goods IN
DRESS G00Ds in PLAIN and FIGURED MONTE,
BRoCADE, BASKET, ROMANO, TAMISE,
CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK aud COLORED
SILKS, sATlNs, and PEKiN STRIPES AT prices
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALEs at l2Xc. worth
Our BLACK SILK at 81 can't be beat
BLACK ALPACAS at l2H. 15, 20, 20 and soc.
LAwNsi LAWNS.
LAWNS at Q, 10, and 12Xc.-the largest and best
assortment In the city;
IATTrECsl MATTIEGs!
gn8 pieces NAT1INGS, from auciicn, in all
widths-WHlTE, CHECKED, and FANCY--at
the following prices: IL, 10, 22, 20. and 30c.-
these goods are lower than they have ever been.
Give us call.
OIL-CLOTHS in A., Ga, and ga. for Floors;
ABLE OIL CT Otis IN all widths and colors; -
CARPETS and RUGS to be sold AT sacrifice. y
PARAS0LS! PARASOLSl
496 new PARASOLS just received, in all co'OTs,
qualities aud styles, al great reduction oil for
fner prices:
DOMESTlCS-BLEACIIE and BROWN COT
TONS. CALlCOES, PLA1DS. BED-TlCklNG,
SHEKTINGS, at old prices-n fact lower than
they can be replaced:
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at 60c. worth 81;
LACES in LANGUED0C, BRETONNE. TOR-
CHON, VAL CLUNY, and FRENCH, from lc.
per yard 10 the finest made;
CASSIMEREs, LINSEYS, KENTUCKY JEANS
COTTONADES, BLUE FLANNEL;
SHETLAND SHAWLS;
BLACK and COLORED SILK PRINCESS;
KID GLOVES, LACE-T0P GLOVES;
BUTTONS of al kinds, aud many other things too
ID. h r. MITTELDORFER.
nv 22-SMSW 527 Broad street.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. AT night it was cooler, with brisk,
high winds from the southeast.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. H.. 10;
9 A. d., II; noon, Sc; 3 2. NJ, 80; 6 z.
w., 80; midnight, 73.
Mean temperature, 77s.
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AGAIN PosTp0NED.-The inspection 0. sne
city police, which was 10 nave ,anen & p.se Sa,'
to-day, has been again postponed uhsm o"d GOV.
urday May 2Sth. The cause oil .nls seSobu ~.
postponemsnt is the delay exper,enovu oy =,
the men Ia receiving their new su~'1''
outfits.
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RICHMOND AND SOUTHWESTERN RAjARoAD;
Powb batan voted as follows on the So0,OOO
subscription TO the Richmond ana sousn'
western railroad: For subscription, Al.
against subscription, 81; with one larSs
precinct to hear froM, which VIII 30 Tor sue
serintion.
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BRANDON, MISS , March 81, 1880

,
Desr Sirs.-As requested, drop you n line about
Owens's Pills. think they are very good. Have
stopped having chIlls myself, and am practcing on
another fellow now. I recommend them 10 every
body that has chils. VIII order more when want
them. Very respectfully, +. II. McLAURME.
Price, so cents per box. Address o. o. OWENS,
Richmond, Va.
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SENATOR GORDON.
OF the Georgia People
at His Resignation.

STEP WITHOUT PARALLEL IN THIS COUS-
TRY-GENERAL GORDON's REASONS THERE
F0RAs GIVEN NEWSPAPER CORRESPOND
ENT-HIs SALARY NOT SUFFICIENT FOR HIM
TO LIVE UPON.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, falling barometer, warm
southerly yeering 10 cooler westerly winds,
increasing cloudiness, and local rains.
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FIRE YESTERDAY IN A COAL-Y YiRD.-fes
terday morning about IL O'Clock fire broke
out in a heap OF bituminous coal in the coal
ward owned by Mr. Torrey, on Cary stree,
between Ninth and Tenth streets. 1t bat
evidently been burning some time, ano
much Of the coal had been reduced 10 coke
Captain Fuqua, Second Assistant Engineer
and The 6remen at No. Hose COMPANY
house were Motif I'd, and went down ane
nut cut the fire.
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DEATH OF AN AGED CoLoRED WoMAN.-A
colored woman named Catharine Hobson'
aged lO7, died suddenly few days since =, sI ~
t6is civ. She lived on Seventeenth streef
and was apparently In excellent hea'th vi
10 The very time Of her death.
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Oroers by postal card promptly attended TO.

A FAT MANS CLOTHING STORE WANTED
was the heading of letter tceh'ly published In
New York paper, and 1t Immediately assured US hat
the writer and his many fat friends who live In Rich
raond had never shared IN the benefits that others
have, or they would not that store was needed
for the sale of fiat mems cIothDg,r as we always
have large assortment of extra sizes on hand OF
both suits and pantaloons. We would be pleased TO
have the writer Of the letter and his many friends
give us a call aud let US see ii We cannot supply
them with nice-ltting garments, ready made, and
at reasonable prices. A. SAKs Co,
1913 Main street.
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QUICK TIaE.-On "Wednesday spec'h
train was chartered to carry the vls'to,s
from Boston who were here Tor Noriotk
uia Petersburg. The arrangements were
concluded in the forenoon, and az L. n;
after lunch, the visitors lefE the kicninoiiu
and Petersburg depot. Including tue ue-
laws and stoppages for wood ana wafer tue
trip TO Petersburg occapled only tAnty-
four minutes. which is Probably tue '3iicA-
eat time ever made on that road.
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BLACK AND TAN.
Fo,. ,.explanatlon ask your halter.

DIR. TUFTS PILLS IS \ purely vegetable coneen'
tratlon for keeping the bowels In natural notloi
and cleansing The system ct sll impurities anu
positive. cure for CONSTIPATION. They ress"se tn'
diseased Liver, stomach, anAKidneys 10 seait1fu
action, while ut the same time they Urace and in
yigoratu ths whole system.
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o.r wutTE-GooDs DEPARTMENTS is fun Of an
.,cy,ut Iine Of LINEN DE iNOit, LINEN LAWNS
FRENCH MUSLIN. FIGURED and STRIPED
SWISS MUSLINs. VICTORIA LAWNS, FRENCH
MANSIONS, PlQUEs. aud other WHITE GOODS
ai&Hprices
We have an elegant nae Of CYPRUS, DUCHESS
cluNY, LANGUEDOC, BRET0NNE, aud other
IACss for trimming White Goods. Cali asd see
oar stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS, AND LAR
Ivl PETs.-I have Just received a full line OF
CHINESE MATTINGS OF all grades,
CARPETS, 0IL-CLoTHs, RUGS: MATS &c &c;
SHADES f: a full line OF PAPRR-HANGINGs OF
ali styIes. Work done In town or country AZ or
ders promptly attended 10. A. JESNiNn.s,,
ap 6.2m NO. ioAi ma'n 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

TIE REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN JACK.
SON WARD.-The committee of fifteen ap-
pointed by the Republicans Of jackson
Ward to select ticket for ward officers TO
be voted for at the ensuing municipal elec-
ion met at Samaritan Hall, on Navy Hill,
Thursday night. Ednboro Archer pre-
sided.
The committee was in session until after
2 O'Clock yesterday morning, and at times
considerable confusion and excitement pre-.
vailed.
The friends OF the various aspirants were
very active and earnest, and a number OF
ballots were taken. The following ticket
was finally declared nominated:
For Aldermen-Josiah Crump and John
Rankin.
For City Courcil-J. J. Foster. e.. w.
Robinson, w. Ii. Tinsley, j. w. Beveridge,
and w. T.. ROane.
Justices OF the Peace-John johnson,
james Holloran, and Benjamin Scott.
John Rankin IL nominated as the sue.
cessor OF Richard Forester. Mr.. Rankin
is at present member OF the City Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

ONE OF THE GREATEST LUxURIEs Is a pure and
fragrant Toilet Powder. To lady readers we re-
commend j. & f.. ATKISsoS'S Rose, White Rose,
and Violet Powder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
IN NERVOUS DISEASES.

Having used II very considerably. can testify 10
Its great value in functional arrangements OF the
secretory and nervous systems.
CHARLES wooDHousE, NJ ID.
Ruffnnh ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22
~ MsTtR RiSORTs.

MILLBORO SPRINGS. BATH COUN.
Ul TY. TWO miles from Mnlboro' depot. Cbess-
peake and ohio railroad, are now open. Terms 10
snit tee times. Especial terms for flihes for the
season. The most elevated and coolest summer re.
sort IN The moulJtsins: ABUNDANCE OF ICf.
Broad street, KichtDond, Va or
WA. SITLINGTUN & 60 , ,PropYieiors.
Miflboso' springs post.ofic'.
my 22.S,Tu&Thi5t Hath county. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22
DRY GOODS.

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
Ia GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN BE FOUND At
A. HUTZLER 4 SONS,
No. 306 BROAD STREET .a
All the latest novelties in FOREIGN and DOMES
TIC DRY GOoDS-viZ.: ~
NOME CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL. WOOL
BUNTINGS, LACE BUNTINGS, BROCADES
SILKS, SAT1Ns, PEKlN STRIPES, and BRO
BI ACK GRENADTNEs. TAMIsE, CAsHMEREs
HENRIETTA and NOME CLOTHS;
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, 1gured aud plain
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINON ifDACCO, PlQUES
TABLE-DAMAsKS, NAPKINS, etc.;
PARASOLS--a full and complete line;
LANGUEDOC, POINT WESPRIT, and TOR
TRIMMINGS a sp+ eialiy: LACE MITTs-ful
hnt-ali the new Shades; LACET0P BERLIN
and KID GLOVES; LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS
CASSIMERES. etc.; LACE SCARRS, fiCHUS
and RUCHlNG. my 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

NJ. ELLYsoN q CO., Advertising asen,s> insert al.
yert.ss,nenp in all Of the newspapers OF me unisss
sls.as .. publishers rats. Orders left AZ the Dss
pasoA eoantnE-room viii reoeivA p'snvt a6'so'