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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yes'eI"ay
morning by Acting Police-Jusuce '' -
Crutch6eld:
Simpson Williams, charged WIN unIa~- s
fully asssulting and beating William GOOD
ing. Dismissed.
Denis Murphy, charged with being drunk
and creating a disturbance at the Dan''''e
depot, was fined $3.50. ,,,
James Brown (coloredl, charged with
stealing one banjo from william bo'hns'
Not guilty. ,.,, -,
Jo6n Roberts (colored), charged with un-
lawfully abusing G. w. Burr. Dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

THE ANNUAL ELECTION AT THE CORN AND
flour EXCHANGE The annual election OF
the officers and directors OF the Corn and
Flour Exchange will take place Wednes-
day, June 30tb, between the hours OF W
and 10t a. NJ.
Mtssrs. II. II. Elicit and A. II. Smoot
have been appointed inspectors OF election.
Yesterday the Nominating Committee
consisting OF NeSsrs. Crenshaw, Antrim,
Marshall, Someryille, and Hughes, sub
mitted the following names to be voted Tor
on The day Of election: President, Thomas
w. McCsnce; Vice Presidents, Philip HaX-
all and George 5. Palmer; for Directors,
p. II. Ba,kervill, Alex. Walker, William
II. Tyler, w. B. Warwick, Charles H.
Todd, John Addison, Ii. .B. Taliaferro, l..
l.. Bass, ]. w. Hughes, and e.. A. Haynes.
Mr.. McCancc declined reelection, bu'
at the earnest solicitation OF the Nomina-
ting Committee consented to allow the use
OF his name.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

A ACARD TO THE PuDLIc.-In answer to COM
plaiuts OF inconvenience made by a few OF our pa
irons 10 regard 10 our closing Al 6P. NJ. W. woud
state that we are al all times really 20 lend our ser
vices not regarding personal labor; but ~ dnring
the present hot weather more than twtiye.hours'
labor, and IN consequence the total absence OF "A
chance for recreation of mplOyecs, would great
" t.nd to epdauger their health, we and IL adVsa-
bic 10 take this step. We ani that the principal drv-
good, houses have shared opinion, and are clos
ing II; q r. NJ.
We trust, therefore, the public will su'tain us.
Respectfully, COHEN bhoihtHs.
pfcbnOnd. June %, 1850.
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DINE CORDED MUSLIN, only 64c. per

ZINE CORDED MUSLIN, only 64c. per
n yard; =, -, o
BROWN LINEN LAWN at lUc. worm loc' PEI
yard; - ..., -, o,,rc -,
Bargain: In T0RCHON LACEs, OF which we have
complete line;
See our USLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, linen bosoms
and cuffs, at doc. worth 81;
Ask for the MOVABLE BUSK CORSET"-can
be worn with or without busk:
Our HAMBURG EDGlNGs are The cheapest In the
ely; - .
An elegant assortment OF LAWNS at all prices;
VICTORIA LAWN st l24c. worth i6He. per yard.
Call and sec H.
An extra quality BRiTISH HALf'HOsE, embroid-
cred, at 30c. fully worth 5Oc,;
SUETL ND sHAWLs a. s6e.:
our GAVE JjNDERsHIRTS at zoe. are The best.
LINEN DRILLS II bottom prices. PARAsOLs
a. cost AZ LEWIS HELD SONS,
No. Gil Broad street.
Orders 10y mail promptly hied. ie l9-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB.-A "Gar-
field and Arthur Richmond City Campaign
Clubv has been formed in this city, with
the following officers: Henry l.. Pelouze,
chairman: Arthur A. Splitter, secretary. !;
BENJAMIN G. Cook, treasurer; yice-presi'
dents William johnson, L. ID. Champlin,
Marshsll Leonard, William +. Nye, Austin
Burrell. o. II. Russell, Peter Willis, Tt omss
s. Atkins, b. w. Hoxsie, Joseph Mumferd,
John Rankin, and w. Ii. Bowser. This
CInb saw they propose to do some strong
campaicn work between this and Novem-
her. II comprises the most active men IN
the Republican party in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

STEAMER LOUISE FOE OLD POINT AND NOR
FOLK AND OCEAN VGEw.-The Virginia
Steamboat Company, having chartered this
large and magnificent steamer to run on
Saturday-night excursions to the above
noints, announces most attractive sehed-
ule for tonight. The state-rooms on the
Louise are the most comfortable OF any
steamer south OF New York, each one hay'
ing two doors, with Nenitian blinds-one
door opening into the saloon, the other out
upon the deck, which is well projected by II
railing.
The fare is within the reach OF every
body, having been fixed at the extremely
low figure OF soc. for the round trip to
Norfolk and Old Point, and 35c. from Nor
folk TO Ocean View and return.
Such an opportunity for the enjoyment OF
genuine surf bathing will doubtless induce
a large number Of citizens to take advantage
OF IL. as they will return to the city by L.
M. Sunday without losing any time from
business. A SPECIAL train has been char
tered to take the eXcursionists from the
steamers wharf at Norfolk TO Oeean view,
and return them in time to take steamer
back 10 Richmond.
State-rooms may be engaged and tickets
bought at the Office, No. 1l09 Main street,
between the hours Of A. Nj. and 3 Z. NJ,
and at the wharf from to 8 Z. NJ.
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gliuins OF ImDroyement Misses Annie B.
MIX. Helen Kirk, and Ellie Ellyson. Pre-
NUNS Of Application Misses Alyina
frlck, Marie Antilloiii. and Mary O'fIGra.
Primary Glass Premiums Misses Susie
Iresnon, Mamie Hannigan, Nellie Murphy,
and Mary PIemont.
Premiums are awarded to the following
young ladies' for regular attendance at day
school: First premiums: Misses Lbbie
Kirk, Helen Kennedy, Mary Casey, Ellie
Callahan, Hermena Morgenstern, Nellie
Murphy, Mary Piem0nt, and Bessie Fuqua.
Second premiums Misses Helen XIX,
Minnie Neony, Minnie Holmes. Kate An
toni. Mary Hannigan, Jessie Mulligan, Mag
gle Morrissey, and Alice Anloni.
Premiums in Christian Doctrine aDd for
Regular Attendance st Sunday School
First Class-First premiums Misses Helen
Kennedy. Llbbie Kirk, and Mary Casey.
Second premium: Miss Madeline Capston.
Section OF Third Cldss-Premiums Misses
Cecilia PiZzini, Annie y. KIRK, and Marie
Boudar.
Fourth Class-Premiums Misses Helen
Kirk, Marie Aniilotti, Annie Antlotti,
Merry O'IIara, and Ellie Ellyson. Section
OF Fourth Class-Premiums Misses Mary
llannigan, Susie TresnoD, Kate O'Bricn.
and Kate Byrne.
The medal for regular attendance at
Sunday school is equally merited by Misses
Mary Casey, Libble Kirk. Helen Kennedy,
Rosa Kirk, LESSEE MulIigaD, Josie Arnold,
Mary PIemont, Nellie Murphy, Kate
O'Brien, Kate Antoni. Kate Taylor, Alice
A.atoni, and Kate O'Hara. Was drawn by
Nellie Murphy.
Instrumental Music-First Cass-Pre-
MUM: Miss Libbie Kirk. Second Glass
Premiums: Misses Cecilia Pizzin, Made
line Capston, Minnie kidwell, Helen Ken
nedy. Third Class-PremiumS: Misses
Marie Antlotte, Lee jenkins. Kate Black,
Kate Kidwell, Marie Boudar, and Nellie
Murphy. Fourth Class-PIemiu Misses
Molie Evans and Maggie Evans. Fifth
Cass-PrGmiums Misses Maggie Morris
sey, Minnie Holmes, Mamie Hanngan, Josie
Arnold, Kate Antoni, Alice Delaney, Alice
Antoni, Mollie Redford, and Bessie Fuqua.
Crowns for amiahe and polite deport-
ment are awarded to the following young
ladies' First Honors: Misses Mary Casey,
Rosa Kirk, Emma Werst, Madeline Cap
ston. Annie Redmond, Minnie Monteiro,
Lizzie Foster, and Emma McEvoy. Second
Honors Misses Kate Black. Salie McCann,
AIvina Frlck, Blanch Brooks, Mary King.
Third HOnors Misses Cecilia PiZzini, Ma
rie Boudar, Maggie Redmond, Annie B.
Kirk, Mary O'iIara, Kate Taylor, and Min
ME Meony.
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Warped AND SExr TO JArL.-Fleming
Randolph (coloredj wss before the folies nc,
Gnnrt Yesterday morning charged WIN
stealing an acccrdson, valued az -, irpT !,
a. EeIdner. He was found guilty, ana IL
he,nr a second conviction OF petty larceny, ~,
the prisoner was sentenced 10 receme vs nvs
strjpes and TO be confined in iah ,hir'y uS' >
ar lah0r
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MARsEILLEs QUILTS.

Uaving about two hundred more on hand than
we require, we propose TO sell OF That NUMBER ~
prices that will make them 20 of fast.
MARsEILLRs QUILTS atsl.6O worm WOW
MARsEiLLEs QUILTS at $3.50 worth f3.oo'
MApsrrrrrs QuIrrs At - worth $500
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at 50 worth ".
MARsErLLEs QUILTS at SO worth ss.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at $3.50 worth $40 at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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CHURCH DEDICATION AT JARRArrS oUN'
Special through cars Will be run on
the regular Sunday excursion train on Tue
richmond and Petersburg railroad on sun,
day. leaving here at 8 a. M. instead OF
O'Clock. These cars are run in order 10 &c,
commodate persons who desire 10 stteno
the dedication OF the new Catholic churcn
N, Iarra,f's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

The largest stock of LACES ever exhibited in the
city. Among them we have TORCH0N, LANGUE-
DOC. RUSSIAN, ANTIQUE. BRETOSNE'
DUCHESS. ITALIAN, BLACK F RE n CH'
LACES-au elegant line from Sc to soc. Call and
look at oar line OF LACES.
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PrAcnIcE CREAM at PIzzLNrs.

Charles \. Geer, Norwich, Conn, writes februa-
nv H. 1878: IL have several LINES In the past few
months sent 10 YOU for one or two boxes Of TUFTS
Pills All who have used them cxpr IS tine greatest
Satisfaction At their beneficial ef cts. Send me
four dozen. trust by putting them In our store
they win soon he used not only by our customers
but by the community generally"
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XUAyH ASALYZEp TIE WHIsKrY known un-
der the brand OF select" controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Vs., aad
and IL free Crom Jasit-0u and other impurities'
and recommend It's use for medicinal aud family
nurnoses j. II. McCLw, VI. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College OF Virginia.
January l3. 1872.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

PCS pieces NECK and sASH.RIBBONS Just re-
ceived for SCHOOL coMMENCEMENTs; also,
splendid Ilae of LACE and SILK SCARFS,
FICIUES, NECK-RUFFLINGs, LACE and
COLoREO.BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFs.
&C. z. low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

ROBERT 3. LYME. = p. NJ. commissioners sale
Of eight vainsble building 'ois' ~ .ne 1san pan ~
Porr Man o. on the north side OF D-sny between
Third ii Finn streets.
rtcUMoS % BAZAAR. 10 4 NJ, thirteen No.
horses bugsies. phaetons, &c.
cu,rrIs STAPLES A CO.. 81 p, NJ, irustse's
sale C,T yalaab'e WsStEna I0t - Ninost S''s'
near the Old reservoir.
JOHS NJ enDpIS. 81 y. NJ t~o framed h"useA
in Shocks alley near Brook atSnvf.
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ST. Iosrru's AcADEnY.

ANNUAL DISTRIBUTIONS OF PREMIUMS
MODEL music OF MANY LANDs-swEET
soNGsBY LITTLE TArRiEs-A uArPY END
ING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ORA ROLL
OF HoYoR-PRETTY CROWNS FOR PLEA
SAINT GIRLs-BIsH0P KEANE's vALEDfC-
TORY. sc. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

PERsoNAL-BRIEF ITEMs.-Two very old
citizens Of Richmond died yestei day-Mr.
James w. Johnston in the morning, aged
seventy.two years, ard Mr.. Alfred Raymond
in the afternoon, aged scvcnty-siX years.
The funeral Of Mr.. Henry Hagan, whose
sudden death in Chesterfield county was
noticed in ye.terday's DiSpatch. took place
yesterday evening from the Oregon'liili
Methodist church.
The Ovmpic Boat Club, Of this city, has
received R fine paper boat, which Will be
used by them in the approaching State re-
gatta.
BY an evident misprint the Richardson
almanac says for to-day expect "run." II
rain is not soon forthcoming we may not
only expect hut really experience "ruin,'
as far as the crops are concerned.
nr. T. Wiley Dayis. who went to New
York with the subcommittee Of the Fire
Committee 10 buy a truck for the Fire De-
partment. has returned. The other men,
bers OF the committee will be home to-day.
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ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ On al saLss OF Rssi Estate made o1es1
t,slst Of January and last oy JGAs tAe tcSssleS
o. iii saiss made 6stacssa ths la Of July snd!aS
Sfths year she ga sss hass 20 be pad oy ~ sstsw
This custo-, WAS adopteS about .tteth years - -
nv All the real .A,e asents Ia aichuona' Anu ~
nltes.o Rfchmoy al ana sicini.y.l
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
II GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN nv FOUND AT

L. GREAT BARGAINS IL DRY GOODS
CAN BIZ FOUND AT
A. HUTZLER 4 SONS,
No. 800 BROAD STREET. .
All the latest nOveltiesin FOREIGN ana DUNES
TIC DRY GOODS-yiz.: - ,, ,,,co,
MOMIF CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL, WOOL
BUNTINGS, LACE BUNTINGS, BROCADES
SILKS. SATriNs, PEKfN STRIPES, and BRO
CADES-full line . - o,,,,,nrs
BLACK KGRENApINES,TAM MISE, CAsliMEhEs
HENRIETTA and MONTE CLOTHS;
LAWNS, figured and pam i
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINON D'DACCO, PlQUES
NAPKINS etc.
PARASOI. .S-a fuil and complete line; ,uo
LANGUEDOC. POINT UrSPRdT, c ana Iohi Ok
CHON LACES; HOSIERY, BUTTONS, ann %
TRIMMINGS "A specially: LACE MIITS ful
hns-aiI the new shades: LACE-TOP HELM
and KID GLOVES; LADIES, and GEn,II; GE0IL r. y
CAssiMERES. etc; LACE SCARFS, FiCllUS
aud RUCHlNG. nly 10
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PyTHIAy OFFICERS ELEcrgD.--Jenerson
Lodge. No. 23, knights OF Pythias, al its
Inst regular convention elected the following
officers for the ensuing six months: H. H.
Bethel, C. c.; II. n. New, V. e.; NJ; 4.
Whitehurst, p; j. II. Lamkin' n. vi ~.
and s. George Il. Ruiiip, M. OF r. NV.
lock, NJ. OF Ex. j. j. DAVIS, ~; ~ H.
r. Grady. |. g.; w. r. Atkinson, O.G.
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TIE GRASS WIDOwERs' TRAIN TO sIAuNIoS y
To. o.NIcsr.-This afternoon at bsii-past =
a,c,ock the grass-wdowers' train VIII leave
p;cbmond for stanton and intermedls'e
noints. returning on Monday morning al D
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LAWNS! LAWNS, LAWNsl

LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS!
$40 pieces LAWNS just received, at 81, s, 10
l2iS and l5c This embraces the largest stock in
the c,ty. THALHIMER BROTHERS,
20 ,e10-S.M6W COL Broad street.
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90 dozen LADIES' LISLETHREAD LACE-TOP
GLOVES and SILK MITTS-all shades-jus
received; also. an elegant line of LADIES' and
MISSES HOSE in all the light and tinted
shades.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

NJ. ELLYsoH a CO.. Advertising agents, insert ses
vertisements ia all OF the newspapers Of the Unisss
s.aes at publishers rates. Orders left At the d.
patcA count!sx-room will receive prsmst stses'
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REDUCTIONS IN GRENADINES.

HALF-sILE MExICAN.MgSH GRENADINEs
nj lSe, sole last snssen at 75c. yard; ALL
SILK 81 TSc. reduced from sl.25;
DAMAsSI.sliK GRENADINES at 40c., reduced
MATELASSI GRENADINES at 75c., heretofore
NATELAssi GRENADINES at 55G.. heretofore
vslusd at Sbc.
Durlpg the ssmmer months, In order TO give our
EMPLOYEES some chance OF recreation, we shall open
our store at O'Clock A. NJ. and close promptly al
p A. je 26-Zt
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CoLoarp Masonic 0rFIcERs INSTALLED
Charity Lodge, No. %, A. Y. Masons. nave
elected and installed the following amcsrs !;
Thomas H. Hill, w. NJ; George W. HUI,
s. w: Andrew Smith, j. W.; Alexander
Gaines, T.; W. II. L. Combs, 81
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INDICATIONS FOR T0-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder, cloudy weather,
with frequent rains, soutberIy winds veer-
ing to westerly, and nearly stationary ba-
rometer.
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CORSErs. CORsKTS!
The hes; Use. CORSET IN the cisy 70 ee sold at
4sc.-side lace aud side siesl.
Cs esrly T. SECURE some Of the great bargains, as
xe ARE d-termiutd N close our entire stock.
u, & r. MITTLLDORrHR.
g. os.SNSW 527 broad st:set.
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SOLOMON HIMSELF Would BE PUZZLED ifcalled
upOn to decide which l. the more exqtisite-ibc
Violet. west-EnI Bouquet, or Steph noiii OF D. Y
srNINsDN.
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Two Earnest Complaints.

Messrs. Editors Of the Dspatcn ) ..
c.n,,emen.-I must beg the use oil !"
small! space in your columns W end and Presl.
,entiou Of the city autno,n'v, ,he condi.
dent of the Board Of Heai'a 7" WV w.
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Now YoR BARGAISs.-D. ". MfTrELpoRfEh
are selling on At and below so.t. No humbtg, Dut
real facts. Call early for birsains. The greatest
sacrifices In DRY GOODS ever offered In This city,
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IcE-CREAM FOR To-MoRRow's DINNER
Leave your orders with PizZINI early to'hay io'
some OF his superior ICE-CREAMs.
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THB WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm. At night II was cloudy and
threatening.
TSERHOsETsK YssrKRDAY 6 A. NJ, 80 !;
a. NJ, SO; noon. go; 3 p. b., &C; & z.
NJ, o.; midnight. 80.
Mean temperature. SS.
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" :conEN BROTHERS :

................
We shall oatr on MONDAY
so pieces 40.,nck. Wide ILSEN.rINIsH vIcTO-
RIA LAWNS al Ieac., ihs previous price OF
which was 30c.;
4 case OF LINEN DEs INDIA at 25c., The same
quality sold heretofore st 35c.;
A large stock OF PLAIN and DOTTED SWISS;
large Ioi OF COLoRED TARLATANs at l2hc,
the qualify generally sold a, csc. ssard;
eass "A PACIFIC LAWNS at SIC. a yard, sold
generally At l2sc.;
! lot Of PACIFIC LAWNS in 0fgsndy styles at
sse.. the price Of which has been l3c.;
large lot Of IMITATION LINEN LAWNS, war;
ranttd fast colors, at sc. a yard.
1 lot or ls.yard VICTORIA LAWNS at 6kc., the
value or which Il fully l2,sc.;
100 pieces WAITE IMITATION LINEN LAWNS
at axc.. the price Of which has bean loSc.;
500 dozen LIsLT-THREAD GLOVES, In all their
ysrious new designs. Mt near half their former
value:
ORIENTAL SILK gOULARDS at obc., reduced
from e0s.
THERE ARE ONLY FEW STOCKS or SILK
INTHE CITY OF NkW YORK THAT LEND
ANY COMPARISON TO OUR IMMENSE VA
RILTY. We purchase lots regardless ofqusniity,
and give our patrons the advantage. We are Inst
IN receipt Of very large lot at most aslonish-
iug low prices. This lot Includes
BLACK SILKS, in various grades, fer dress.irim-
ming and lining purposes;
COLORED SILKS In many various shades;
FANCY SUMMER SILKS in the various new do.
sizns.
We will also sell at LESS THAN COST our entire
stock OF NOVELTY DRESS GOODS, TO close
for this season.
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AT ZINMER's lee. Cream factory s'ucers ard
spoons are furnished without extra chasg 1913
street.
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X. Wrpsr, Tycn:y.hnh and Broad streets mr-
utshes families, excursions, aud festivals win purs
Ii col Team.
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MATrINGs. OM.CLoTus, AND CARPETS at
such low prices before known, a, ID. l.. NIT
TELpoRFER's, 527 Broad street.
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ONE OF THE BEST WAYS TO KEEP cool Is TO
order for dlnner some OF PizZTsI's ICE-CREAA.
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u,nIr0RS DISPATCH. The Coagrts.

r. ,ional Conservative Con Ei'tec hsyiay nyed
file lime for holdiDg a eoDys1uon 10 homu&te
did1,. 10 b. yoted fog ~ az ensuing eiec.oe,n
becomes the duty of all good Con.erysi 20 e 1ox @
go - ,sion and WHO can most surely caFsy tho
d,strlci. The Conserysirs majority OF ~ CTS.
tract il net large, and the .anGiaae saeSseu mas;
creeds AMI ecno1aipaiiVas In TIE oasssnvo
p-rty After "a careful eon,it..!ilon 6, ny k,es-
ses | nm OF the opiniota thar JANe ~. =.
sose ,li.h this Mr. Is.oey 4 hs profesSfon law-
yer = n an oil ear0iyy and exps<lenee. asa ~ ss.ty
80 r,,sd ,o reprcseot fes r~&r0polisiu disirte,.
IT, A. to The manrrr born. .. son OF enc ot kten
rord,. best mers san,s and mechanics. hoo 10
w,d ~ AZ one. announce sitasem u candidate. ee-
y ,,,s ,he neoni. viii faly To his support and tiat
h. w'A be n0'n''A'e' anu CONSERVATIVE.
HMM as. 1850. EEGI
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yAylLLAIcE-CnEAN at PizzlsI's.

sAvE aoSsY by rsving your 9r;h;:a< 'oHe AttIs
DISPATCH PRINrINo-HoteE. 1ooa 'ofk' w"
urtces, ana sSasf4c'ion guaranteed
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EDUCATIONAL.

AIR. FRED. CHARLES HAIR Will again
IM receive PUPILS IN MUSIC on OCTOBER
lsT. Particulars hereaftev. le 24-eol3l'
EDGE-HILL SCHOOL.-The next ses-
II sion OF this SCHOOL will commence SIP
TkhIBER I5TH. For Circulars address the
MISSES RANDOLPH.
Keswick Depot, Albemare county, Va
a. GLOW
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ORBgaS for ny Ice-Cream can be fit Ss
WERSEs CbVrch-Hl!l confectionery Tweh'y-aH"
.,a ,,-o,d e. ZINNiR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

THE EXCURSION SEAsON.-The Richmond,
York-River and Chesapeake Railroad Com
pany is running Sunday excursion train
to West Point The train leaves Richmond
at s o'clock 4. VI. and returns at 1870 7. 81.
Fare for the round trip fifty cents.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany advertise grand cheap excursion to
Mount Pleasant. IN Hanover county, July
fo,n. ISuIr FOR tuc IUuud triP vuiy thitty
cents, including free admission 10 the
grounds.
The Merchants Line continue their
Saturday night excursions to Old Point,
Norfolk, and Ocean View. the fare by
this line is very cheap, the Accommodations
excellent, aud no more pleasant way OF
spending a quiet sabbath can be found
than in trip 10 the seaside by this popular
loute.
Notices Of the Grass. Widowers' train and
the special excursion TO Jarralrs III Sussex
county will be found elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
~ COHEN BROTHERS!
COHEN BROTHERS.!

The buyer OF this firm is again In New YORK; ana
iu.i shipied over one hundred Of goods, which
will be soid at such prices rs will guarantee Their
ready sale.
Among the many bargains they offer are
5 cases Of PACIFIC LAWNS at s'5c.-ihese are
berer styles than has been Offered this season
2 cs>es Of femnanfsof PACIFIC LAWNS at 64c.;
3 sa.es of l.vari wiie LAWS AT 6Ac.;
p cases LINEN LAWN at 124c.;
z eases LINEN LAWN 81 l9c., former price SOC.
j case of ENGLISH PERCALE a; lOc never SOFA
less tLan l2kc: .
b saees Of BROWN LINEN suitable for ulsters at
lSc-:hese are worth 3bc.;
so Dleces MADRAS GINGHAMS In all the new
Shades 1T I2Hc.. former price l6Sc.;
loo pieces BUNTING t'lain- and Lace-StrlpeD
5OO dozen CORSETs at less than the cost of the
material on them: -
l5O dozen LACE Isle GLOVES at 25c., former
500 dozen GENTLEMFN's ALL-LINEN HAND
KERCHIEfs, already hcmmed, at SIC. worth
more than double;
400 different style PARASOLS at one half former
q picses ALL-WOOL BLACK. CASHMERE at
44c.-;hese are the cheapest CAsHMERES Of
ho n,eces MfXiCAN GRENADINE at sic, regu-
isr price Of these goods Is 60c.;
|lO pieces LACE NAINSOOKs In naht shades al
boo SHETLAND sHAwLs, all wool, all shades at
soc. apiece.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
INSTITUTE.

MISS SARAH N. RANDOLPH, Of Edge HllL
vir9inis- Prineipal. This wei-knOwn school Tor
vnsng Tsd,es ana children will open SEPTEMBER
i5TH. IL offers unusual facilities fors finished GU
Gallon For Circulars. address the Principal, Pa-
tansco Institute. EliicOtt CITY, Nd. 1e Io-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26

DECLINE N PRICES. TO GIT THE FULL
ADVANTAGE Ely YOUR GOODS OF
LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-26
SPECIAL xogsUt>
f1y- at AND BELOW Cosri
u. 4 L. MIrrzLDoRFEg,
s27 BROAD srRsxr.

intending to make change In our business, we
oGcr eur entire stock OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS
Ac. &C. at and below ccs,. This Is no humbuf,
ou, positive fset. Give call and be convinced