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All kluu> VI b4tn ~ w t-f anu
BRILLANTES.
READY-MADE DRESSES and ULSTERS at all
prices; LAWN DRESSES. consisting of three
pipces-Skrt, Dyerssirf and Basque-at ~;
REkDY-MADE GARMENTS FOR LADIES,
made of good material and excellent workman
ship:
GENTLEAEN'S SHIRTS Of our own manufacture
az soc. and 81:
GENT EMkN'S FURNISHING GOODS of all
Examine our stock of MITTs. GLOVES. SOCKS.
and STOCKINGS, a we show HE largest aud
best-assOried stock in his city;
TRUNKS I'm great variety al low prices: also bsr-
gains in SATCHtLS, BAGS, SHAWL and
TRUNK.STRAPS:
work. SCRAP, INFANTS, LUNCH. KNIT
COLGATE'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
GENUINE MEXICAN HAMNOCKs-the only
good hammock IN use;
LINEN LAP-HOBES IN all qualities, sold at re-
duced price;
UMBRELLAS and PARAsOLs direct from The
manufaciurers-special bargains offered In this
lne:
NDIA-RUBBER BANDS and BRACELETS;
JEWELRY I'm all OF the newest Styles:
RIBBONS in great variety at low prices:
COR>EIS of all kinds, among which Will be fou d
MADAM MOODY'S ADD llINAL and The AID
UNSTABLE NURSING.CORSET;
SHOULDER-BRACES for Misses anu WAISTS for
For FiRsT-cLAss DRY GOODS at the lowest
Store opened at 6:l5 A. ~. closed at p. N.
IL Ia
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M ITEMS OF INTEREST 70 DRY
GOODS BUYERS.
ENTIRE STOCK OF D'RiIfsS GOOD, At c1,
JULIUS MEYER & son

are Seilug heir
ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS At COST
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADlNt, -
6Zkc. worth SJc.:
BEAUTIFUL II MNfR SILKS at Soc;
BLACK NANl-BLl 1T NliNG - l. g..
DOUBLE-WlDTH ALL.WOoL BUNllNr d.
40c.;
EXTRA QUALITY ALL-wOOL FEbN,uEtN-
sTEEL.MIXEO MoHAR LC>rEE> - Iic.
worth zoe;
ALL.WOOL 7 hMISE CLOTll ~ i0c.;
YARD-WfDE BORDERtD LAWS 90 ts..t
NARD-WIDE PtRCALts a. .,r.:
YARD-WIDE SOLID BLAC6 LAWNS - er.'
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWS 40 iu'. ..a
l6lc.:
WHITE INDIA LAWNS ~ 20r. worth 30r.
The PRE1T,E>T aud Cilt APL>I Iuk' JON
LACkS IN the city;
MALTESE, Breton. BRABANT. LANtlL.
DOC. RUSSIAN. D'ALENttN. and NALtN-
ClENNES LACE> 20 very low prices.
LADIES' LINEN LISTERS ~ lover prices tltI
they can be purchased elscwherc
DR.. JORDAN'S CnESr-PROIECliNG CORSET
AT soc;
The CELEBRATED PNRI>IAN CpG~.l .t't
Of GENUINE FRI Ne COUTlL AL
GOOD FRENCH-WONEN CORSET a. 3't
6O3 cast BrOai stree.
Orders 10y mail promptly filed. g. H.
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The Washington Post, after coquetting a
little with FIELD, has gone back to its first
love, and it now says to the Cincinnati Con-
vention:
Nominate Hordtio Seymour.
He will never refuse the call of his party
the call Of duty.
Our word, and the word OF every honest
Democrat in the land, for that.
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1t Is alleged that Mr.. CoNKLING has
called upon Mr.. GARFIELD and offered " his
hearty congratulations but General
GRANT has not been heard from. AS he
doesn't read she newspapers, it Is possible
chat he may not know that GARFIELD is the
man. Mr.. HaAR should inform the General
- officially"
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MARRIAGES.

Married, I'm Richmond, Va. June II. 1850, by
Rev william l.. Wright. Mr. MILES II. BARNUM
and Mss ROSA WINFREE.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
Married. on the 9TH instant. in the Bishops par
lar by Father .iansseDs. CHARlES BRlTION ana
MARY FLOOD. both of this city.
Petersburg Philadelphia, and Lancaster tOhio)
papers please copy.
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G15- REMNANTSl REMNANTS!

REMNANTS OF BLACK and WHITE LAWNS
and GRENADINES at 3, 4, and sc. yard;
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS of every descrlp-
ton at very low prices:
REMNANTS OF MERRTMAC SHIFTING CAL
ICO t6&c. eryard:
JAPANESE SILKS at 20, rs, 80, and 35c. per
yard, which Is less than one half the cost.
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We have received private letter from
Cincinnati from one not heretofore for SEY-
NoUR who says :" the farmer statesman f."
can be nominated. This paragraph is not
as strong as his letter would warrant.
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We. have from LrPPINCOTT & Co., pub.
fishers, through WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.,
"Beauty's Daughters, novel, by the
author Of Phyllis, Molly Bawn, &C." A
glaace at its pages leads us to believe that
1t is quite readable book. The title GER
tainiy is a captivating one.
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The largest stock of LAcI> c,or eNhlatel .a DE
city. Among them We hav. TOECHON.
DOC, RUSSIAN, ANTIQ ERETD.NE.
DUCHESS. ITALIAN, BLACK FRFND H.
LACEs-ap elegant Inc from g.. to50.. C.ar.
look at our line Of LACtS.
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xR. rILpEN NAY WITHDRAW.


Mr.. TILDES NAY WITHDRAW.
Your delegation don't seem very enthu'
sfsstfc Tor Tilden. H0w's that
al think that may be mistake OF yours
but then, you know, 1t Is not known posi-
lively that be will be candidate. ne nay
withdraw before the organization oI .ne
Convention. This Is not posiiive' reu'eh'-
ber only say he may do So.
"put, Mr.. Dewitt, you don't seem very
enthusiastic yourselff"
81 don,t know exactly what answer 10
make 10 that. Mr.. Tilden Is personal
friend OF mine: and II / say l am not IL
will be taken as q declaration OF war, WINE
II say I am It viii look as " ! DON'T
,ppreciate the fact that there are dlfhcuities
In the wey OF. his nomination.. l believe
him 10, be thoroughly honest and as true as
steel. but his health is somewhat broken.
Then there are many other men in the party
who will be pushed for the nomination, ana
maybe we will have some dark horses
EYou don't know" said Dir. hewitt,
with a laugh, "but what Will be one my
self ."-Herd,d.
The Latest from Cfucinnau'
Tspeci Isl telegram to The Dispatch.J
CINCINNATI, o., June 10.-The delegates
TO the Convention are arriving by every
train, and the hotels are rapidly filling up
The leaders from most OF the States nave
been here for three or four days playing shy
OF each other, but doing great deal OF
deep-sea sounding.
The Virginia delegation Ia comfortably
susrtered in private house near the Grana
UoteI OnIy about fifteen OF the delegates
have arrived up to this time. Those mere
seem 10 favor the nomination OF Judge
Field.
Tilden is, by all odds, the strongest man
named. and could be nominated II ne de-
sired it. He has written a letter dechnius
, nomination. It will not reach here before
% morrow or Monday. After he is out the
course will be clear.
The best of feeling prevails, and there IS
a general disposition to name man VINO
will win at the polls in November.
Ohio has three candidates-Thurman,
.Jewett, and Payne-with chances OF
uniting on Payne, as he is the favorite OF
the New York delegation. After Tilden,
Randall, OF Pennsylvania, is looming up in
the distance, and may be the coming man.
We might do worse. Bayard is strong, and
will have respectable vote in the COnven-
ton outside Of the Virginia delegation.
The name OF Field is not often mentioned.
Ex-Governor Walker is here, in the New
York delegation, amusing Tilden's friends.
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TIE directors Of the broken BrattIeboro'
Bank hare the Distinguished consideration
20 bps the most yerdant OF 10 lsseds
(opptain bcyi e 4 - e ~ Y assso ~
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LAWNS! Lawns, LAWNS
$40 pieces Lawns Just received, Of e.. "a
I2t.. aud l5c This embrace, the iar,esi ,.., .-
the city. TuALHlMtR bEolHth''
&c l2-S,M&W sol Broad .'r.,.
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"The kid-glove gentry"-tbat Is to say,
the manufacturers OF this prime article Of
personal adornment--had picnic at Union
Hill, N. j., few days ago.
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90 dozen LADIES LISLETHPEApLt cET1r
GLOVES and SILK MTr~-aH aa. -'.
received; also. am c.r-an' iln~ ol LApi'. OUR
MISSES HOSE ia al ;Ls nya, abb ...l
shades.
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ADMINISTRATORS! LAWNsi

LAWNSl LAWNSl LAWNsl
The largest stock OF LAWNS In this city-all So
lected with care aud suited TO first-class trade.
We offtr LAWNS at 81, z, 81, 10. 12l., aud
1jc. per yard;
FINE FRENCH ORGANDIEs, solid colors and
figured.
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GTHE CRY AND RUSH IS STILL
THALlllNER BROTHERS.

THALHIMER BROTHERS.
Gel BROAD STREET.
where they have opened over 300 piece. WHITE
GOODS for SCHOOL And COANENCENENr
DRESSES, consisting Of VICTORIA Lawns,
BISHOP LAWNS, LINEN d. INDIE. LINN
DE DACCA; PLAIN. FIGURED. ana STRIPED
ORGANIZES, aud SWISS MUSLIN, LINEN
LAWNS, &C., at very low price.
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PARASOLS! PARA>0Ls PARt~ui,'
owing to our large stocs ODD Iml anf va. ., 81.
reduce same. We have marked them I.N. ..f
cent. Call and look at oar llue for h1r,su.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
T- NEW GOODS! GREAT BApc,,v,

T NEW GOODS! GREAT BARG.rvs
AT ID. Il. Z. MITTELDORFER's. '-'o
VIII open on MONDAY a large stock n, vv,,
GOODS a. g rTn reduced price,; VI"
40 ,a Ds1 p spoDi I k2WsE dgAy EVER
go new pieces MADRAS GfNGHaNs:'
WHITE GOODS ~ great shnndanre. ~, -,
tan ,aGn as Victoria Lava, As,s.
and Figuredl swiss strfpei aad cbectsc' S,',.i
socks. Null MusIins. &C.; Nail-
HOSiERY--a full line 10 all the new sfyio,.
LACE mirTs in all coior at 40 80, 60, 70. ,os
RIBBONS in all colors aud widths;
FANS, FANS, all the noyelties.
BUNTINGsi BUNTIyGs,
BUNTINGs IN all shades, The bestsn.wo,l ., 70.
wool istiNTINGs at Ise. per yard.
LACE BUNTlNGs in All colors At ajc..
ALL.WOOL BLACK CASHMERE Al az ~ a.
20, and sOc.-the cb.apest and bst goo.,'' ~
DRESS Gi0Ds in PLAIN and Ffcuprny,,.
BR0CADE. BAsKEr, ROHANE. TAvi.2
CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK aud c6ifn,,n,sst,,
slLks,sAIiNs and PEKlN STRIPE, a. siiI n. ~!
500 pieces FRENCH PERcALEs ml2lc. u.,.,
25e.; '''.l
our BLACK SILK at 81 can't De beat:
BLACK ALPACAs at I2A. -, 20, Is .ns2o.
LAWNS. LAWNS.
Lawns at g, 10, and l2'lc.-,he larze., a.e 80.
MATTiSGS. MATTINGs.
34s pieces MATING, from ancr,o, t .,.
widths-WHiIE. CHECKED. anf FAN,v a..
the following pficcs: II, 10. %. -. ana D.. Is
these goods are lover than they has, ,g.r. ..,
Give us q cal. i'
OIL CLOTHS IN ~. ca. and 81. for F.,...
gABI + OiL-CLDIII- IN AL widths ana o.. ...
CARPETS and RUGS 10 b, sold Al & sacrl..,
PARASOLs. PARASOLSt
496 new PARAsOLS just received. iu all ..., .
qualities, aud styles, at great reduction L..
mer prices:
DOMESTIC S-BLEACfED aud BROWT DY~.
Tons. CALiCOKs. PLAID>. BED-TID
SHEkIINGS.at old pri.es--u fact. l0s, ...,
they can be replaced:
UNLAU<DRIED SHIRTS A. zoe. worth Il.
LACES In LANGUtDOt. BRFIONNF rop.
CllON, VAL. CLUNY, aud FRkNCHL ir... l..
per tard 10 the finest made:
CAs>INEHES. LTNSfYS. kEN1TfKY fr,N.
COTTOSADfS 81 III FLANNEL:
SHETLAND SHAWLS;
BLACK aud COLORED SILK FRiNGES:
KID GLOVES, IACE-TOP GLOVES:
BUTTONS Of all kinds. and many ofl,rftlfy. 81,
numerous to mention. wv
. ID. * T.. NlITEi DOgFFe.
my ZZ-s.h&N 81 Broad f.ra
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Messrs. WooDHoUsE d PARHAM, the Rich
mond agents.
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country. when the war fully broke out ne
record NAV cost him few votes, but they
womb be those Of sensible, thinking peo.
ME. Resides, Il Is time to drop all these
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OFFICE OF THE CITY AUDIToR,l
RICHMOND, Va, MAY a, 1880. (

NlVHHUND' Wv Nay q, I65U, =
ITO HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICH
\ MOND BONDS MATURING IN JULY AND
AUGUST, l6S0.-At n meeting OF the CommIs-
sioners OF the SINKING Fund held this date il was
Resolved, That the President OF this Board give
notice by publication IN one or more OF The city
papers that all outstanding londs of the city OF
Richmond due In July aud August. 1850. will De
paid on presentation at this Office on ana after the
date Of u cir respective maturies. aud tr ~ inter.
msturlties.
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
referred 10 In the foregoing resolution are hereby
Above pfescribed-t0 present The same for payment,
,c}ti4 10 VIC. CARRINGT0N. ~
my lQ.dtJyI
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS!

The buyer OF this firm Is again IN New York, md
just shipped over one hundred cases OF goods which
will be sold at such prices as will guarantee their
ready sale.
Among the many bargains they offer are
cases Of PACIFIC LAWNS at Sl5c.-these are
better styles than has been Offered this season
for l2sc.:
gases OF 4-yart VIE LAWN AZ &c;
cases LINEN LAWN ~ l24c.;
cases LINEN LAWN At 49,, former price 35c. ::
l case of ENGLISH PERCAIE Il: 10c.. never sold
cases OF BROWN LINEN suitable for ulsters AZ
lSc.-thesc are worth 35c.:
so pieces MADRAS GINGHAMS in all the new
shades at l2Isc., former nrce l6.c.;
loo pieces BUNTING plain ana Lace-Strlpe D
AZ l2nc.:
500 dozen ,CoRsETs at less than the cost of the
material on lheEI:
$50 DOZEN LACE Isle GLOVES at 2jc former
price Soc:
500 dozen GENTLEMEN'S ALL-LINEN HAND
kERCHiEEs, already hemmed. at s'sc. worth
100 different style PARAS0LS at one half former
is pieces ALL-wooL BLACK CASHMERE at
44c.-these are the cheapest CAsllMERES Of
fered this season:
10 pieces MEXICAN GRENADINE at Gle, regu-
lar price OF these goods l. 6Oc 4;
10 pieces LACE NAINSOOkS in light shades at
1870:
100 SHETLAND sHAwLs, all wool, all shades, at
SOC apiece.
SILKS! sILKsl SILKS
See our OlL-BOILED SILK at 40c.:
Our csc. BLACK SILK cannot be- bought elsewhere
Good BLACK GROs.GRAIN SILK at Sic;
Our Sl.65 BLACK SIl h reduced 10 2 20. and all
the better grades reduced in prODortionate price
Our stock OF novelties IN DRESS GOODS is yet
In SATITs we have a full line of all color,:
see our 81 BLACK SATIN. je l2-S&M
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DRY GOODS.

As AN DETERMINED TO CLOSE
IA OUT MY STOCK of DRESS GOODS, s.l
Offer extraordinary Involvement for The nsH. s..l!
days.
FINE BUNTlNGS, In al colors. lOc.,
FINE ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS from : 5'.o
16Ac.-these goods are worth 20 and 3ut ,,i
yard.
also have on hand 25O LADIES READY
MADE SUITS. which will sell AZ great sacr as.
IL you wisk to save money, can at ihs BAL H.
MORE AUCTION HOUSE, No. Is tsst hr al
street. J. RO>F
je2l.eodlm Agent for :. GOldeuht-f
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The Southern Clinic for June is at hand.
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FINANCIAL.
THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAG IT'S,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We Offer for sale limited number of the above de-
scribed BON S at and interest, the eompan re.
serving The right To advance the price from tame to
time without notice.
We recommend fhe bonds as good and safe SCI
curity.
The bonds may also be had from any of the othe
Stockholders In the city OF Richmond
DAVENPORT & CO.,
my IL Stockholders.
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,xn,ASA TO HAVE AN ocronER rLEc-
r,oN-A JUDICIAL DECISION THAT skea-
ousLY coMpLIcATEs MATTERs-HEN-
bricks PUSHING TO THE fkoNtm -.
TrLuES EXPECTED TO wITHphAm IN
MS OWN PECULIAR wAY-MR. SEYMOUR
nErTERATEs HIS REFUSAL TO BEAoAN-
pIpATE-DELEGATEs INITIATING THEIR
BOOMs.
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WHITE GOODS.
All kinds OF MCSLINS, LAWNS, PIQUES, and
BRILLANTES.
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
III lnE ARl ~ my lAlLL.

~ GkEAI bAhhAlNS IN Ih1 bhNho
CAV BE FOUND At
A. FILLER & SONS,
No. 800 BROAD stREEr ,,,.
All the latest nONeltisSin FOREIGN and lNNAr'
TIC DRY GOODS-yiz.: ..
MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS. NLL.W1o.
BUNIINGS, LACE BUNrING>, BEo'A'ts
SILKS, skTINs, PEKN STRIPES AID BRO
BLACK GRENADINES. TAMISE. CAsHMEGt>
HENRIETTA aud MONTE CLOTHS;
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, agured AMI pan ..
VICTORIA LAWNS. LINO\ u'DAC GO, PlQlt
TABLt-DAMAsks. NAPKINS. elci
LANGCEDOC, POINT D'ESPRlI, an TOE,
CHON LACks, HOSIERY, BUrL0NS Ali
TRIMMINGS asfscialiy. LACE NlIr Pm.
hn,-all the new shadcs LACE. rOf btkt =
and KID GLONF>; LADIES and GAIL
MEN'S UNDERWEAR; LINN DILL
CAsSiMtRts, ETC.; LACE stARts' ~
aud kUCHlNG. NV -
CARDOZo, FOURQUREAN L co.
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION oF lhL
TRADE TO THEIR LARGE. STOCK Or
LAWNS,
ORGANIZES,
JACONETs,
LlNON DE DACCA,
BUNTiNG>,
GRENADINES,
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLlN>'
and many other goods suitable for the season va
They have by far the largest stock Of these so' ~
be found in the city. aud guarantee their pa,'' i"
be as Low AS rHE LOWEST. NJ 2t'"N
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GATHERING OF raE uNrEaRTpIEp.

The city OF smoke fills fast. Delegates
and heelers are arriving by every train be.
fmirched and begriDmed with dust, travel.
stained, and cross. II Chicago was bear
garden Cincinnati bids far TO be ner pge-
re. Unitedas they may be when the bflint
Of battle Is 10 be met the delegates at pre-
sent dance to no nursery tunes. They have
tneIr war-paint on, and In their hands are
prandished knives, on which are engraved
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 1S.-Abram S.
Hewitt passed through Pitlsburg this morn
ing on his way to Cincinnati. / saw him
for few moments, and asked him il he i'm
tended to work for Tilden's nomination
again, TO which he responded:
"Yes, sir. That Is the intention"
"And with what prospectss"
"He has very good chance at present,
but may not get the nomination. He Is not
working for it at all this year, and is leay-
ing 1t entirely to the party to grant him
whatever justice they think best. Under
the circumstances II would not be very dig
nifed in him 10 work for the place."
"What do you think OF Seymour and
Bayardt"
"pm afraid Seymour's declaration must
be taken rs final, for he has adhered to 1t
very steadily; but he Is good man. will
support bin gladly, or Bayard either"
Mr.. BAYARD's WAR SPEECH.
"But won't Bsyard's war record hurt
him In the North" scr
"NOt among thinking men. You must
remember he was young at the time he
made his much-quoted speech, and was sur.
with strong southern Influences.
Under the very same circumstances, with
Dut the excuse OF youth. Charles O'Con0r,
John A. Dix, and even Edwin NJ. Stanton,
expressed very similar opinions. They Of.
erward became mbid war Republicans,
md Z know that time and experience have
ihangvd Senator BayNds views sufficiently
Q make him acceptable to all parts OF the
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!. c-,.,--- noctbltlpg, and cruel gossip,
!" Ca,umny, v ,sr;eh reached the outskirts OF
v ~, zoe :, ,Ss evening, where It remained
,ne s'!y =, , Of O. there were number OF
u untn a md a great variety Of en'nu'
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Eleventh Hreos ''- %.
LARGE AND ATTRACTING n SALE
A ny TRUSTEES or ~ iBELIEviLLE,
INsL3TS X vNsiTS,iKELfs ANb wEsI \, ,,is
~ M sTnucTi0Sln sxsen, .wa and M wIfe.
several dds OF trust from 10 below The trustees
sIy s ffsp Ss suction upon ns az O'clock S =
DAY s29 asy Of JSns TO them respectively
,he pno ,hI nIn 81 eIs sIisyse.o W.T. On,
Hp,rsta Under deed 20 H. csrrNlp nyeber. 1877,
Williams, tru;tss ds'sdR 9 SU'SS ON the south SIDE
VII be ,9d .,r r1 bUsgoaosa shafer sc west
corner, i5oxil4 ret 70 an ase{ ,rerr beginning at
Lon on the north .lde OK arneT. IGsxI30h feet
.. Ininef i 20 en- ssy 20 feet wide ana L0t
A. he northeast corner Of Grace apr 40 feet 10
overlooking The College grouhus'
an s e II iner deed GarringIon' nS &c,
dated 29ih November. Fin street. beginning $50
s ne asi Of g. Skaters corner 2ooxi44 rect 10
40 alley 20 feet Wide. u c.,Y,ncton and Ash
Third. Under deed to l. IL a., Sas Gangember 1875
will Re sod LOT on the south sac d 81 line
street BEGINNING so rect e1st ,c1 n, roree pro
ne. "cen n,p fcei 10 au alley 20 feet woe.
T6.e sses Win be in lots and parcels 10 meet 'he
wishes OF bidders. r. ,ho streeis and other
oVements now progressing ana ID pnd
ton bv The city In front OF these io's an ther
rapid growth Of the best charav.e * soon 10 be
CIV The most desirable In The entire
r,x FOR rryate reaenees and such opportnni,
again be offered to purchase , a. f Grace
so ,ieibly located on Franknn anu snywbsre
Gle on tho streets. so much preferred ior
residences Attend this sale ard secure ~ SINAI
cost rsi-cass lois or ample Ilinshsaob h.,,,ce at
TERMS fby CONSENT one third cash Dalince ~ ~
sIA ai' - tw W., H''"' l. II. CARRINGToN,
uee~' va ""'' A. ID. WILLIAMS,
ASHTON STARKE,
Trustees.
c,r,,s q x,-,,,,us Auciioneers. je IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-22

The Washington correspondent OF the
Alexandria Gqzstte says that Senator'S Cam
eron and Blaine are already at the White
Sulphur Springs, and Senator Alison will
be there in few days. This assembling OF
the Republican leaders at Virginia water
ing place, where it is not likely they would
meet without 4 purpose, looks as though
there is to be conference, and from the
disspirited tone in which the Republicans
talk here it seems that conference or some
thing stronger is required TO enliven them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-22
ITO SUMMER TOURISTS.

ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country or at The watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot he bad outside OF city
viz:
PATENT PoCKET-sTOyEs, for heating tea
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LlGHTs, which burn
READY. MADE MUsTARD-PLAsTERs, which
are always ready, and act IN three minutes;
SOFT RUBBER AiR.PlLLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES,
sPONG rs and SPONGE BAGS,
sELF-lNJECTING UNIVERSAL SYRlNGEs,
VALENTINES MfAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEAT.JUICE WITH GLYCE-
JoHNsT6N,s FLUID BEEF,
LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GEANUM. food for infants;
NESILES LACTEOUS FARlNA,
6ERBER'S lI.K-FQ0D,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNEr,
DlsINfECTIkG SOAPS, TO prevent contagion;
aud all reliable medicines, new remedies, and appa-
ratus, to be had OF
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
el9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. my Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-22
non. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
wss.,mouy or the President Of che
CsnfederAcy and General EARLY
In tire Dorsey salt.

uRs DORSEY, GENERAL EARLY THINKS
WAS WOMAN OF EXTRAORDINARY IN
rgLLEcy-HEg FLIAL REGARD FOR MIR
DxyIs-MR. DAvIs's ACCOUNT OF HE
ACQUAINTANCE WITH MRS. DORSEY
nsR MIND wELL-HALANcED AND UNDEb
CONTROL; ssHE WAS AN INDEPENDENT
WOMAN. AND HE NEVER TRIED TO BIZ
-Yuy HERO OF HIs OWN sTogIEs"- MRS
noasYy,s RELIGIOUS BELIEF; ADOPTION
or THE ARYAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RATE TRUTHS ETERNAL AND WILL FIRE.
vArLe-MR. DAVIS AGITATED WHILE
TALKING OF THE DEAD coNFEDERacY.