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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-16
Especial dispatch 10 the Baltimore sum-
The Cincinnati Convention ana inc
Seymour ana Hendricks Ticket.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Dem0eratlc sera-
tors and representatives. who are delegates
TO the Cincinnati Convention are almost
universally OF the opinion that the sessions
OF the Convention will not last beyond two
or three days, and that nothing Is likely to
occur 10 mar the perfect harmony OF IFS de-
alterations. A prominent senator who will
be there as n delegate said to-day that he be-
ieyed everything would be arranged before
the Convention met, and when it did meet
it would all be plain sailing. There has
been much published within the last two or
three months as TO the positive declinr-
ton OF Mr. Seymour TO permit bis name
to be brought before the Convention, and
his determination to refuse the Democratic
nomination il rendered to him. Not one OF
these statements has come directly from
Mr.. Seymour or from any one authorized TO
speak for him, but most, il not all, OF them
have EN- mated from sources which are nnX-
lous that he should not be candidate. II
Is thought here by wel-informed Demo
Gratis that IL the nomination is rendered to
Mr.. Seymour he certainly will accept il,
and the sentiment is becoming very strong
in favor OF nominating him by acclamatlon.
Ii Is conceded by Republicans that Dir. Sey.
mour is the one man who certainly can
carry New York. A Republican senator
who was q delegate to Chicago said that II
| Seymour was nominated Garfield would
stand no chance whatever. A letter
was received here to-day from per-
sonal friend OF Mr.. Seymour at Utica
| in which the opinion Is expressed that
| he will not decline the nomination II offered
10 him. Two southern members OF the
House, who have lately been to New York,
return with the opinion that Seymour is the
coming man. Two gentlemen only are pro-
mineI1tly spoken OF here as candidates for
Vice-President- Thurman and Mr..
Hendricks. The friends Of Judge Thur.
man have given up all hope OF his name be-
ing put at tie head Of the ticket, but they
undertake to make strong point in the
assertion that II he Is put on for Vice-Pre-
sident the Democrats can carry Ohio at the
October election. and thus insure its electo.
raj vote for the Democratic candidates at the
November election. But no spacious DEM
ocraiic politician outside the circle OF Judge
Thurman's admirers takes any stock in
this. Ohio Is conceded to Garfield, and
probably with justice, II Is thought that
| this Is no time for the Democracy TO take
chances when such splendid opportunity
Is offered 1t. II Judge Thurman Is put on
the ticket, and the Republicans should
carry Ohio at the October election, his name,
1t Is contended, would then be an element
Of great weakness. With Mr.. Hendricks
there would be no such chance to take, rs
Indiana no longer votes In October. The
ticket which Ia now uppermost, therefore,
Is Seymour and Hendricks, Whatever an
other day may bring forth. Willis Mt.
Hendricks Is very positive Ia bis determine
ton not to run on ticket with Tilden, nc
doubt exists here that he would take the
second place with Seymour. r.e ~
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DEATHS.

Died. Tuesday June 5, 1880, at $3.50 l.; W., al
her residence. 22l5 east Franklin street, ViCIO-
RIA u. BOWLER, wife of Reuben +. BOWER III
the forty first year of her age. ,, o.,
Her funeral will Dc preached from Venabe.Streel
BaptIst church THIS "Wednesday EVENING AT
4 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are respecuuii!
Invited 20 attend without further notice ~
Frederick, bur2, Alexandria, and Washn2ioh
papers please COPY.
Died after lingering Illness. on the morning OF
the 18Th instant. MAMIE MAUD, youngest cnlid
OF William F. aud Il. f.. Hudson; aged twenty
Her funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
NJ O'Clock from her parents residence corner oi
Twenty.eighth ana streets, Union Hii.
Floyd Reporter aud Montgomery Messenger
please copy.
Died Yesterday. the 9Th instant. at IL O'CLOCK
BERNARD CLARE, only sou Of Il. A. aad Allce u.
Brauer aged seven months and twenty-scyen Gay:
The funeral Will take place from the residence or
his parents on Union Hin THIS "Wednesday T. r.
MING at 4 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance or
the family are invited 10 attend without further
notice.
Died, CHARLES p, infant son of Mimic Adam
and +. VI. Cardwel; aged one year nine months
and i've days.
Funeral viii take place from the residence or his
parents 6 9 north Tenth street. at b O'Clock THIS
"wednesday EVENING, June 18th.
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NJ sYCLE BROTHERS ARE OFFER

M" SYCLE BROTHERS ARE OFFER
ING GREAT BARGAINS in BLACK and coll
ORED SILKS and In PEKIN and PLAIN sATiNS
They have the largest and cheapest assortment In
the city, bought at the latest aud largest New York
auction sales this season. We have the largest as
sor,ment of goods this side of New York.
EXTRA-HEAVY BLACK SILK, twenty inches
wide, az 80 and 65c.-very cheap; TAFFErAS
DIX LYON al 90c.-former price, 81 so; at
sI2O worth 81; at sl.75 worth $3.50; Al
COLORED FAtLLE DE LYON, all pure sin.
twenty-five inches Wide. at 1928 per yard
former price, s2.10. Among them can be round
all the newest shades, such as MATEIOT, Al
PINE, COACIIMAN. GRENAl, MODE. SAP
PHlRE, and many Others toe numerous TO men,
ton.
4 very la re stock Of SUMMER SILKS In CHECKS
aud STRIPES, AT 40, 90, 90. Gj, 70, and 7oc
per yard.
We have very large stock Of BLACK aud coz
ORED SATlNs from 50c per yard TO the best
that are imported, In ali me new shades. ,,,,,
HANDSOME BLACK FIGURLDand BROCADED
GRENADINES at 62c per yard-iormer price,
90 and 75e.-worih sl.2j per yard-all SIX ana
MEXICAN MESH GRENADINES at 25c.-for-
--latest est Paris novelties in DRESS GOODS at 25 and
30c.-former price, 80 a2d Csc;
| 800 pieces sTRlrED and PLAID LINEN GlNG-
HAMS At 1916. per yard;
| We would call particular attention 10 our large
DACCA. LINEN DE INDIA. VICTORIA and
BISHOP LAWNS, FRtNCu NAlNSook.
| fLAiN anu lloI Ed SN l~S y RlsNl AN = w
| STRIPED, PLAID, and CHECKED MUSLIN a
full line:
| full line OF TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE.LIN-
| EMS: LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN's LINEN
| HANDkERCHIEFS, III plain and cOlored bOr-
dcrs, the cheapest ever offered In this city:
| A fun line Of LACkS-such at ToRCHON. Ian
| GUEDOC, NALENCIENNfS BRE1ONNE,
| POINT DE MADDRlAS-, POINT DE RUS
| STA. ANTIQUE, and great many ohcrs
| CORSETS! CURSETsi CORStTs Ia al sizes, FOR
| ladies' and misses, and NJ prices 10 suit all:
A fun lie OF LADIES' and CHiLDRENS
| HOSIERY;
| SASH Ribbons In all colors and widths fun
| line OF BeOCADED and PLAIN RIBBONS;
| A flili line OF GINGHAN, SERGE, ALPACA, and
SILK UMBRELLAS;
| very large stock OF CARRIAGE ROBES, and
! NETS for horses, at much less than The regular
| price;
FANS! FANS! 2ANs.-The largest stock in the
| city;
sCARfS and LADIES' NECKwEAR In endless
| variety;
just arrived by last steamer. one case BLACK BRO
| CADED SILKS, which win be- sold AT less than
| manufacturer prices:
| 8 cases UNION LINEN LAWNS opened this mora
Ing and VIII DC sold ut less than wholesale prices.
| Call and see The great bargains az
SiCLE BROTHERS.,
| je s.eOd 81 Broad street.
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A Card from John n. Wise, ESQ.
RICHMOND, VA, june TO, ISSO.


To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
The following appears in the Danyille
Post OF the 18th:
Judge Thomas Smith and his second, Mr.. Bunny
Greene were in this city last night, and left this
morning for Richmond to surrender themselves TO
The authorities of Henrieo county for the part they
took in the late duel. The Judge informed friend
that Mr.. ELAN had told him after he was shot that
he did not write the article which had caused the
duel. but that as the editor OF the paper he had
deemed II his duty TO assume all It's responsibility
Alexandria Gazette.
"That was evident to us all the time, as
the article was not Mr.. Elam's style, and
contained illusions which 1t Is not reasopa-
BILE to suppose would have been known or
made by gentleman who never lived in
Virginia until after the war, and had no
ante. 6etium grudges TO crafty. 1t is re-
ported that the real author is well-known
gentleman OF Richmond, who is aspiring to
a seat in tue next Congress as ReSdjust-
er, and some say il was Colonel Cameron,
OF Petersburg. But hardly the latter. The
fact of authorship, however, did not change
the responsibility Of Mr. Elan, who adopt
ed the editorial as his own, and he did right
in lighting it out on that line"
1t refers to me. This rumor has been
whispered about unpublished for several
days, in the face OF Mr.. Elam's published
letter stating that he was author OF the ar
tice.
The report is simply fatherless lie, man
ufac;ured out OF the whole cloth. lam sur.
prised that the DanvilIe Post should have
given currency to it after Mr.. Elam's letter
was published. 1 never saw the editorial
until after the duel. Some irresponsible
and malignant liar manufactured the report
| In the workshop of his own brain.
l hopethe papers that FIRST published this
report will publish this, although aware
| that "a lie travels around the world while
truth is pulling on its boots"
Respectfully, JOHN S. WISE.
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STAUNTON.
COB.

DEATH OF A PROMINENT AND POPULAR CIrI-
zEN--A PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER FOR OVER
THE WATERS "--C0MMENcEMEST sERMoNs.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch.l
j JUNE IA, 1880.
Yesterday morning this community was
shocked by the intelligence that N. p. Cat
lett, Esq, cashier OF the Augusta National
Bank, had been stricken with paralysis, and
was Ia great danger. IL was ascertained
by II O'Clock that be was dying. During
the day scores OF citizens called at bis resi-
dence only to receive confirmation OF the
sad news, and ct balirpast 10 r. NJ. be
brsathcd his last. T" Iis q. lpi bsif
Mr.. Catlett was aged about sixty.ihree
years. BE was native OF Orange county,
ago and engaged In business In the National
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READY.MAD DRESSES aud ULsTERs AZ all
prices; LAVE DRESSES. consisting 81 tbree
pieces-Skirt, Oyerskiri. and Basque-atT az
RFkDY.NADE GARMENTS FOR LADIES,
made Of good material and excellent Workman
GENTIEMEN's SHIRTS OF our own manufacture
crS :, 9G EM I'm FURNISHING GOODS of all
Examine our stock of MTTTS, GLOVES. SOCKS
and STOCKINGS, as we show The largest aud
bcst-assoried stock In this city;
TRUNKS In great variety at low prices also Oar.
gains in SATCHELS. BAGS, SHAWL ana
WORK, sCRAP., INFANT,S-. LUNCH. KNIT
TING. KEY, and hSCY-BAskETS;
COIGATE'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATER RETArLt at WHOLESALE PRICES
GENUINE MEXICAN HAMMOChS-the only
good hammock In use;
LINEN .LAP-ROBES IN all qualities, sold at re-
UMBRsLIKS and PARAsOLs direct from The
nanufacturers-special bargains offered 10 ibis
DiiA.RUBBER BANDS and BRACELETS;
JFWEIEY In all of the newest styles;
Ribbons In great variety at low prices
CORSEIS of aIl kinds, among which VIII ne lou q
MADAM MOODY'S ADD MlNAL and The AD-
UNSTABLE NURSING-CORSET;
sHOULDER-BRACEs for Misses aud WAISTS Tor
For FiRsT.cLAss DRY GOODS at the lowest
prices, call Mt Ley bI.vi ~ nn'9'
0'oie ~ VS. jel6
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state are greatly exercised and indlgoant
over telegram from the East Representing
that nine out Of the twelve delegates % ,nV
Cincinputi Convention are for Judge Fie,o.
I learn from authority that though ibey
were not ..instructed" by the Convention,
they were, with one exception, all pieuged
not 10 vote for him. The CHIEF ODlect,ons
to Judge Field are that he Is not souna on
the Chinese questlon-now the paramount
issue I'm this state-nnd that bis decisions
have always been In favor OF the great ra'l-
roads and other monopolies. Inc uetsa'
ton Is here counted nine lor Ihaen' '"o
for Thurman, and one for FieId.
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A LETTER FROM GARPIELD.-Mr. Richard
Randolph Mcmahon, OF West Virginia,
Is warm personal friend OF General Gar.
field, and Immediately after his nomination
addressed him letter Of copgratulation.
General Garfield replied as follows:
Mentor, Ohio, June 12.-Dear Mr. McMa-
hon,--If were as good scholar as you are
might frame reply to convey my thanks
as beautifully as you rendered your con-
CALCULATIONS. There would never be a po.
liiical breach wide enough to keep apart the
citizens OF our common country II the
spirit Of conservatism and OF patriotism
breathed into your kind letter were more
general. would rather have the OPPOSE
tion OF such man than the support Of those
whose regard Tor their country's good is but
secondary problem, be they OF whatever
party you wish.
Thanking you for your kind letter and
the expressions OF personal regard, am
You're sincerely, JAMES A. GARFIELD. ~
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The Late mr.. Baynrd and the Credit
MOhf1ior.
fCincinnati Commercial, RepubllcaD.I

ICincinnati Commercial, RepublicaD.I
The Hon. James A. Bayard, father OF
Senator Thomas +. Bayard. died yesterday
M his residence in Wilmington. lie was
for many wears prominent ana honofapie
man In public affairs. IL Is due Mr.. Bayard
70 publish his letter to the agent OF the
Credit. Mohilier scheme. The commute OF
investigation said: "We commend 10 all
men the letter OF the venerable Senator
Boyard, in response to an offer OF some OF
this stock.v The letter was IN reply 10
note from McCOmb, bluntly Offering Inc
stock TO the Senator:
WASHINGTON, January IA, 1868.
"My Dear Sir,-J: received this evening
your letter OF this Gate, informing me that
Mr.. Ames, OF Massachusetts,, had $1,000 or
A. 0OO OF stock in the Credit Mo5ilier Tor
me. NV son [now Senator Thomas f. Bay
ard1. in letter which received this morn
inc. informed me Of your short CONVERSE
tjon with him, and that II was TO your friend
Iv feeling was indebted for the subscrip.
ton 10 what you tell me is Il good thing
I am. however, utterly in the dark as to the
nature and object Of this corporation, ana
YOU will obIige me il you viii give my son
as much Information rs you nave IN re-
lation 10 them. / do not know Mt. Ahles
personalIy, and must wait, OF course, untll
he addresses me on the subject. take IL
for granted that the corporation has no ap,,
pIication TO make to Congress on when !
Shall be called to act officially, as couid
not consistently with my views OF duty vote
upon a question in which | have pecu'
mary interest. Whether | become tne
owner OF this stock or not, am Obliged 10
you for your intention to benefit NE.
GAS must OF course pay for any STOCK
get, please let my son have full information
as to its prospective value. Your commu'
nication consider, as you have indicated,
confidential except as TO him, and he ana
are almost one person.
"Yours very truly,
"JAMEs A. BAYARD.
Oh s. McCOmb, Esq"
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noWN WITH HIGH PRICES.


SWEEPING REDUCTION N nh "''l''
Asian determ.rcd 20 close ou' Tie cu'il'
viii for me mex thirty dsN~ Du,r .'"d' '. ~
tremely low prices. ! viii r., niicu ID .cN-' "'
prices:
Fine WHITE CAMBRlC> al lOc;
Best LAW NJ al zoe;
Fine DEESS GOODS a. Sc;
OSTRICH.FEAIlitRS Al 2Ac. a luurA'
4 splendid line OF SUMMER HATS q. l'''
prices; ..
4 nice assortment Of GISGllAM- a. t'4'.'
Best makes OF CALICOE- az i5"c,l pits''
PlQUE BDNNEIS al he.
Fancy CUFFS and COlLAE> ~ l.t. ~. 49,. ,
A splendid assortment OF NECh-EUtfLiN''
Toe. 4 yard.
Fine Isle GLOVES al Toe
LADIES' HOSE. siighllv damaged a. ~. = ,fo~
a splendid lot OF HAND aud tl >lON VI"
SHOES for men, ladi, ;. ana chitrch' ""'.' W.
be closed Out very cheap.
LADIES SUITS. ready made. % el'oN, 49,, s...
Also, fine line of CLOTHING, some OF '., t.,,
ever brought 20 Richmond, 10 D. SOFA '"'''
Call carly Ia purchase your 6ArRain, ~ iIe
BALTIMORE kUClloN-iON So
l6 east Broad street. .,..,
,. ROSE, agent f0F :. Goii'h i'-'
my 1S-M,WSFlm
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M NEW GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS

M NEW GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS
AID. &. T.. MITTELDORFER's.
VIII open on MONDAY a large stock OF NEW
GOODS at greatly reduced prices.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER!
80 | ieces DRESS LINENS at oil nriees;
40 new pieces MADRAS GiNGHAMS;
WHITE GOODS III great abundance, for SCHOOL
commcncem such rs Victoria Lawns. SWISS
Muslin London Dlrland. Linen Lawns dotted
and Figuredl swiss striped aud Checked Naih-
socks, Null Mu.lins. &C.;
HOSIERY full line in all the new styles
LACE MlTTS III all colors at 40, So 80, 20, ana
RIBB0Ns in all co'ors aud widths;
FANS, FANS, all the novelties.
BUNTINGsi BUNTINGS!
BUNTINGS in all shades, the best Atwood at 22c.
wo6L BtNTINGs at l5c. per yart;
LACE BIZ NrINGS in all colors AT 2oc.; -
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at 40, 30. 60
10. and SUc.-the cheapest and best goods I'D
DRESS GOODS in PLAIN aud FIGURED MONTE
BROCADE, BASKET, ROMANO, TAMiSt
CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK and C0LORED
500 pieces dccc' French PERCALEs at IKE. worth
our LACK SILK at II cau't be beat;
BLACK ALPACAs at I2,l. Is, 20, 20 and soc.
LAWNS! LAWNS!
LAWNS at g, 10, aud 12Hc.-the largest and best
assortment In The city;
MATTINGS. MATTINGS!
as pieces MAT1INGS, from auction. In all
wtdthS-WHITE, CHECKED. and FANCY-at
the following prices: II, 10. %, 25. aud SOC
these goods are lower than they have ever BEEN
Give us q call
oil -CI Otis in A.. Ca, and ga. for Floors;
TABLE OIL CLOTHS in all widths ana co0rs;
CARPETS and RUGS 10 be sold AT a sacrifice.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
4o6 new PARASOLS just received. in all colors,
qualities, aud styles, AT great reduction OF Tor
ner prices: -. .
OMEsTiCS-BLEACIIED and BROWN COT
TONS. CALiCOES, PLAIDS, BED-TlCklNG-
SHEkTINGS, at Old prices-in fact, lower than
they can be replaced;
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at soc. worth 81
LACES in LANGUtDOC. BRE1ONNE. TOR
CHON, VAL CLUNY, aud FRENCH, from lie.
per yard 20 she finest made;
CASsIMERES. LINStYS, KENTUCKY JEANS
COT1 ONADES. BLUE FLANNEL;
SHETLAND SHAWLS;
BLA( X and COLORED SILK PRINCESS;
KID GLOVES, LACE-TOP GLOVES;
BUTTONS OF al kinds, and many other things too
numerous 10 mention. ~
ID. & r. MITTEL DORFER.
my 22-S.MSW 527 Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r8-THE CRY AND RUSH IL sT,,,
THALBIMER BROTHERS
66f BROAD STREET.

where they have opened oyer 500 tioce. vvu,r,
GOODS for SCHOOL AID COMHgycpuvy,
DRESSES, consisting Of VICTORIA LAWNS
BISHOP LAWNS, LINEN DE TSDIH, LINEN
DE DACCA; PLAIN. FIGURED. and sTprpr,,
ORGANIZES, and SWISS MUSLIN. Lyyvy
LAWNS, &C., AT very low prices.
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The largest stock Of LACEs ever exhibited n N.
city. Amongthem wehave TORCHON, LAyGry-
DOC, RUSSIAN, ANTIQUE. BRETOyNy
DUCHESS. 1T A ii IAN, BLACK FRYNcu
LACEs-sn elegant line from &c. to zoe. Can ,os
look at our hnc OF LACES.
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90 dozen LADIES' LIsLE.THREAD LAcF.rop
GLOVES and SILK MfTTs-all SHADE,
received; also, an elegSat linz Of LADIES ant
MISSES HOSE in all the light and ta,.d
shades
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We have received the second No. OF the
american Journal Of PhitologJ Baltimore,
edited by BASIL l.. GILDERsLEEvE. A pro.
lessor OF languages who should try to do
without this Journal would be guilty OF
gross Injustice to himself and his class.
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"a REMNANTsi REMNANTS!

REMNANTS OF BLACK and WHITE LAWNS
and GRENADINES ut y, A. and &c. yard;
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS Of every descrip-
ton at very low prices;
REMNANTS OF MERRfMAC SHIFTING CAL
ICO at &c. per yard:
JAPANESE SILKS at 20. rs, 80, ana 3oc. per
yard, winch IS less than oneshalf the cost.
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nJ- ITEMS OF INTEREST TO DRY
GOODS BUYERS.
JULIUS MEYER & SON
are selling their 80,
ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS AT COs

seillnQ fntlr
ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS AT COsI
RACK BRoCAnE SILK GRENADINES at
82Hc. worth S5c.: .,,,.,,
RFRTiTIFUL ALI-WOOL BUNTING at Soc;
RI.ACK NAVY-BLUE BUNTING At IL G.;
DOUBLE-WiDTH ALL'WOOL BUNTING at
EXTRA QUALITY ALL-w0OL FRENCH BUN
.sTEEL-MixED MOHAIR LUsTERS at lac.
AtiM.1Wp ,0 III 'aMrsE CLOTH at SOC;
YARD. WIDE BORDEBkD LAWNS at exc;
YARD. WIDE PrRCALE3 at esc::
YARD-WtDE SOLID BLACK LAWNS at Stc.:
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at 1Oc. worth
WHITE INDIA LAWNS at zoe. worth 3oc.:
The PRETTlE>T snd CHEAPEST TORCHON
LACkS In the city; .xc,.v
Doc, RUSSIAN, D'ALENCEN, and NALkN-
ClFNNES LACES at very low prices;
LADIES' LINEN ULSTERS NJ lower prices IMAM
they can h. purchased elsewhere -, ,,,,,..,
DR. JORDAN'S CHEST-PROTECTING COksEI
The CyTEBRATGD PARTISAN CORSET made
Of GENUINE FRI NCH COUTlL at II
4 GOOD FRENCH-WOVEN CORSET ut Soc.
" COB east Broad street:
Orders by mail promptly filled. 1e l4-eod
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j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN, Esq, has sent
us copy Of his little pamphlet entitled
.'Tilden Memorabilia: A Series OF His
torical Letters" 1t is hard upon our
auondam friend s. j.
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2S5 pieces NECK and sASiIRIBBJNs I'm, >,
eciyed for SCHOOL CoYMEscENgNrs; al.o
splendid line Of LACE and SILK sCARys
FICHUEs, SECK-RUFFLINGs, LACE and
COLoRED-BORDgRED HANDKERcHIEFs
&C., at low prices.
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS ~ DRY GOODS

EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS - DRY GOODS
CAS- BIZ FOUND A
A, UTZLER < SoN'S.
NO. 300 BROAD sTRFHT
All the latest novelties IN FOREIGN and Df Ms
TIC DRY GOoD~-ylK.:
NJ DNlE CLOTHS. GRAPE tLOTi-. iLI-WOOL
BUN1INGs. LACE. BUN1lNG>, BEut ADDS
aud STRIPS;
SILKS, SATINS. PEKfN STRIPES. and BRO.
CADES--ful line:
BLACK GRENADINES, TANisF.
HENRIETTA and MONTE CLOTHS;
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWS. dsu.r. snl r,la;
VICTORIA LAWNS. LINoN bDN CO,PiolE,
TABLED AMASkS, NAPKINS. etc.;
PARASOIS-a fuil and complete llre;
LANGUEDOC. POINT D'trPNiE and TOR
CHON LACtS; HOSIERY, BJrIpN~, 4ni
TRIMMINGS q sus ci1liy: LACE Mi1T~ nl
hue-all the new shades LACE rOp HEEllN
aud KID GLOVES; LADIES AMI GENILr.
CASSIMERFs. etc; LACE sCARF> FIGHTS
and RUCHlNG. W. IT,
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PARASOLsi PARASOLs PARASOLS.
Owing to our large stock on hanl. AM wishing p
reduce same, we have marked item down 2sr.,
cent. Call and look at our line sor bor.aIn..
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LAwNsr LAwNsl LAwNsl

The lsrgest stock OF LAWNS In this city-aH Sc
Iected with care and suited to nrst.class trade.
we Offer LAWNS at 64, 7, 81, 10, 12H, and
15c. per yard;
FINE FRENCH ORGANIZES, solid coIors and
figured.
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FALSE REPoRr CoxcERSISo TUE DELE1A-
TON CoxrRADIcrED.-(By telegraph 10 the
New York Heratd.1-Son Francisco, June
l4.-Some Of the leading Democrats Of the
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From The best estimates that can be made
from the work already done the population
OF washington ia IN the neIgbborhood OF
10000.
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RASE.-BALL.

rVHE ATLANTIC AND RICHMOND
Il CLUBS will play a MATCH.GAME OF BALL
on THURSDAY EVENING, June l7ih, at ~
O'Clock, at Richmond and Atlantic Baseball Park.
Admission, 20 cents. " l6-lt
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CEASONABLE GOODS.

SEASONABLE GOODS.
FLY-rANs, BRUSHES. and TRAPS
ICE-CREAM FRGEZERs,
wATER.COoLERs aud WIRE CoNE">'
PLATED ICE-PIrCHERs.
few more INTERPRETATIONS, 20 be closed ou'
regardless OF cost. .,,
The largest stock OF DINNER, TIA" anu
TON Er-sFTs 10 be found In the city a! o"'''
figures. . ,,ts
Special bargains In VASES, CABINET 500
and FANCY GOODS generally.
II you wish 70 save money give me eai, M,
a., loii Main stiesi.
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lust RECEIVED. A CRATE OI
u sOUP-TUREESs rrom England alSs ,.r,
OF DECORATED CHAMBER skl>, 'oMS TX
pretty, a frw ugly ones: a great variety az ''
SETS; 1900 MILk-PANS, Slightly damage
N''' N"''' n. n. WALL. NE,
tea No. 4O6 Bruad street.