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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10

thFsCs WEEK IN your own ioTa, and no
900 capital riskcd. Hou cao give The bust
ness % trial without eXpoose. The oestoppo'inn'-
tr er.r offered tor those willing % votS. on
shrcil Try nothing else uctl You see for Yourself
Whit YOU can dl 40 Che business ve ohsr. No
noon toe1plaln hccc. You can devote oil your
time 90 ou.y your spare time O. the business, end
make great ray Toy every rour that you wo'k.--
Women make as much 20 men. Send tor special
--its toms and part'-aIars, which we mali free.
S. Oatif free. Don't complain q hard times
ulnovor have such chance. Address II. HAL
iLIr g CO.. Portland, Maize.
AGg. 10, l-5o-ly.
TNARM BELLS. Cistern Pumps, Cement fint-
DUKE GAILAuER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
MORE RAIN!
\ Good Season for Corr

4 Z the urgcntrccuestof the CouncilofCharles-
a town, have removed my Harness Establish
ment for Beasts, 20 the lot in the Jail. which is
situated upon the site of the old Jail IN which Mr..
John Brown served short time. My shop isalsO
opposite Dir. L.iscunuss Hotel Stable. IS here par
csst0pping a Hame-S triug can have
them repaired. With thc consent of the Commit
tee on grounds, work viii bedesPatched with the
usual promptness.
HENRY D MTDDLEKAUFF.
Late ofthe Market House Lot
August %, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
STEAAIENGINES.

rylHE undof.iguei are Agent Tor this and the
ncighborng counties Tor the sale OF
M Z. TANNER s. co.'s PORTABLE AND
TIONARy STEAN ENGINES.
Manufactured az Richmond, Va.
These Engines nss superior 10 any heretofore
introduced 10 tue pablo, having several nes and
ineo,fahi {nprorsseof'. Va cali especial ntien-
Hon 90 The asrap somentof tina Boiler and bupeF'
Heating Dome. BY which large aeonntoi eHfa
heating farfaeo u acquired which Is net utilized
IN any orssr ulsss - nsfne. thu, seooopirns
lassAy II FUEL ana IN TINA ia aeoe,snhs
steam. We have l,horse-pore' portable In
alns Of TIL. MAKE furnishing pouor NJ DOR Pls'to,
nil and as factions speak loader thsn roFd'' We
will be happy 90 shoS ~, action and point ort ~
superior psrs Qsaiiis # Material cnA Ho't
pG-,bip. Psrtlss needing power fof Wheel
Threshors .houit call SD get 90, descriptive
catalogue snd price isst ofPorts5sc En9.hcs. Ne
can soil them bsnsr snciRU, sud upon moro
favorable terms Esn they osn sapolr shsSseves
clsew here n he county. LiPPifT CO
June u, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
NOTICE.

u former Agent of the y. 4 @. Z. X. Company
Tor Freights, or Commissions. or 90 the late lrn
ofStarry : Lock, arc notified that payment nus,
be made "a, once.
July -, 1878. :. u. STARRY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
Il 8I.Bfh0LD'S BUGHU

INyIG0RATES TIE STOMACH,
Aud stimulates tho torpid Ll7er, Bowels, and
kidneys TO healthy action, in cleansing the blood
Of al. Impurities and impartirg new life and vgor
to The whole system.
single trial will be quite sufficient to convince
the most hcsitatng Of is valuable remedial
qualities.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10

WE are Manufacturing to order Chr't Rcfrig-
VI orators all sizes. Oar Refrigerator nfo
ade 81 good seasoned lumber, flltd Ia " 3d.
oLafcoal and lined piih heavy sheet zinc, making
the best and cheapest in ihe market.
DUKE& GALLhHEk.
E7RFSH Ground Ho,erdalo and Round TOP
L Cement just received and Tor 'ale bY
DUKE GAiLAHfR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
NOTICE.

I TAKE this method TO inform my friends ana
/ customers in general, that | have rnore9
my Jewelry establishment to the room forman-
used by the Centennial Book Store" and on.
doos west Of Lights Drug Store, where will a.
all kinds Of
WATCH.
CLOCK, AND
JEWELRY
REPAIRING,
tprices that defy competition. ! will WORK
cheaper than any man in the State Of West Viz
GINA, for the same amount Of work parasol,
Umbrellas, Yiolins, &c, repaired.
Juno q, ls7l-ly. w. W. BURTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10

Z HAVE now open my STOCK OF FALL AND
WINTER GOODS and viii ,akc pleasure 10
saHwi-- them g. Old ana new friends These
goods were purchased 90 "a time when prices hal
-.c'n.I somewhat 'rom the bigh figures which
prevailed Crrty iu Che season Ccau.icg we OBJ ou-r
ur .,'-s at '.t prices vith but rW exceptions.
RTl STOCK oc STAPLE DRY GOODS en-
VA trGct ID varied assortment worthy tbs at
t.uual I'd o.. closest buyers.
FNTACL0TTSViLIE CASSINERES, So favor
\ al.y known il this market, are III oniy at
uy Store.
I 0-i, ll-i. T.! Waite Blankets. very supc-
4 lIor. An attractive line 81 Ladies' Skirts,
ana .l- Newest styles iu lists for Gents and Boys
A LARGE STOCK OF UNDERNEATH for
"A Gents, Ladies' aud Children. Special alton
t'n Invited o. uy ill iae %. Nerilo SHIFTS for
children.
EN0oE AND TABLE OH CLOTH Hamper
n Baskets. and GROCERIES, OF ALL KINDS.
DACOE. LARD. FLOUR. CORN-NEAL kept
ID constantly oa band.
3ErANTED go exchange flr Goods. BUTTER.
" EGGS, CHICAENS. TURKEYS. HAMS.
Nor.lIs7a.
Fr>T rec,ired-a lo,of earned Goods, such as
- Itaches, l.oe Apple. L!ua Beans, Green
,ss. tomatoes acl Corn ALSO lot of Fresh
A9,HL, Is7e. Hi COOKE.
q FINESTOCE OF Sleigh Bells, sleigh Bas-
- j. A>-s hop Robes, and WHIP, fog sale bY
HORACE BEALL co.
flILERN.-A large socS ~ American and
\ la-..si Gallery, Scissors and Eaz1rs % i4nl
nc HORACE BEALL d cos.
fg'hIiLE PLATED SILVER KNIVES, Forks
8 Spoons and Noilts ior SHELBY
HORACE BEALL co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10

II HEADQUARTERS f,r Stoves. Tin Roofing
1 I and Spouting at DUKtG GALLAHER'S
Oct =, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
REMOVAL.

rg'HH urferilnnod has removed bis TIMING
\ ESrADLTtHELAT 20 The ,iofe-foon ~ Mr..
Gsyy Brown. on Esln fVsct, opposits Tho Par
prepared o. 30 IL n wnrtNsnlike manner Hcr
" ORR and Repairing. Prampuiuds and reason.
abls price, as recommendation which hope
sill inducc The public 20 accoff rs iair rhatc
Of patronage. JOBN 3. yesterday.
NcrnLrL 10 iaI6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
JOHN NJ. COYLE 6; CO..
Real ESTATE BROKERs,
CHARLESTONN. W. VA.

DUY and Sell Real Estate, in town and country.
ID Prompt attention given 90 all Business placed
"a choir hands. Titles examined and Convey
Gncos promptly prepared.
Ssl- Business transacted 10 tho Law Office Of
Franck Beckwith, on Main street, nearly oppo-
site the Carter House.
February Q, lS7S-tc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10
Ayers
Hair V5!g09',
FOR RESTORING CRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND G0LGR.

Irisamost agreeable dressing, which
IS at once harmless and cGectual, FIR
preserving the hair. IL restores, with
the gloss and freshness Of youth, faded
or gray, light and red hair, TO a rich
brown, or deep black, as may be desired.
By its use thin hair is thickened, and
badness often though not always cured.
It checks falling Of the hair immcli
ately, and cakscs q new growth in all
cases where the glands arc not decaycd;
While 70 brasiiy, weak, or otherwise
diseased hair, it imparts vitality and
strength, and renders it pliablc.
The VIGoR clcauses the scalp, cures
and prevents the formation Of dandruff;
and, by its cooling, stimulating, and
soothing properties, it heals most if not
all Of the humors and diseases peculiar
to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and
soft, under which conditions diseases
of the scalp and hair are impossible.
AS a Dressing fer Ladies Hair
The VIGoR is Incompatible. Itiscolor-
less, contains neither oil nor dye. ami
will not soil white cambria. II impars
an agreeable and lasting perfume and
as an article for the toilet it is economic
cal and unsurpassed in its excellence.
PREPARED 81 DR.. J. c. AVER & CO.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD III ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-01-10

C90O MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 day
tOCUO at home made by The Industrious
Capital not required; we start you. Men.
women boys and girls make money faster al work
flf as than anything else The work is Hight and
pleasant, and such as anyone can 90 right at
Those who are wise who see this notice win send
Us their address at once and see for Themselves.
Costly 0utht aud terms free Now is the time
Those already work are laying up large sums
Of money. Address TRUE d CO., Augusta,
Aug. 10, ls10-ly Maine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
prrrRsBURG.

,rpopr ron APRIL; Tue DEAIh'
Aoh, VERY EXPENDITURES Arp REcklris
,,, or RLEcrIos ArPorNTEo-PoLIii-
~. ~.rrsKs INCREASING IN INTEREST.
n.cro EXPORTS AND REVENUE CoiLho'
r,nxs--ruE WARD COUNCIL TIcxEIs' ~.
..,,,,enc, ,r the Richmond Dispatch.I
icorrspO"us'''' MAY i, 1880.
r.. ,nor,uarv report for the montn OF
al .hoxs that during that PERIOD %
Cpl, occurred in this city. OF those WHO
9sa" Oh were whites and 81 celored. 70 were
s,'o,os and 20 females. The highest fa'e Vi
.,,"r,,,,,v was In the First Ward, Delug
about double that OF any other VIII. : . and
teen died under the age Of nve y.s,a, ,he
nineteen over fffy years. Es''!ha'ins W., 'n 90
popuiation OF toe city at 2o.ooo, .ne Ia be
morality as per the above figures wou'o NC
- In the 1000. ,,. rooort
chat the expenditures of the city Tor Tue
rnonth of April amounted to si4,OS6. rms
sum includes over $1,000 paid out IN in-
terest. and $1,000 In bonds OF the c't!'
which fall due In August next.
The cash receipts OF the treasury Tor the
month amounted to s9,4G7.
Judge Mann, OF the Hastings Court, an.
nounced his appointment OF the Judges Oh
election for the ensuing year. The appoint
ments seem TO have been made impartia'y
AZ between the Conservative, Reaolusier'
and Republican parties, all OF winch nave
s,ir REPRESENTATION in each OF the wards.
Political matters are daily assuming more
interest, and next week, 1t is presumed,
each of the three parties will show t9elr
hands. The Readi white ana eoioi.
ed-boId their primary on Tuesday night
for the nomination OF their Joint ticket. III
view OF that fact there is, OF course, very
active canvassing going on among the eau
didates for those offices for which there Is
competition.
There is no corcealng the fact that there
is n disafleciion in the ranks OF the coioreu
voters. which betokens no good to The ke-
adiusters, and it Is by no means DeneVeu
that they will be able to carry things WIN
such full band as they so boas'fuliy ciaiil'
The exports OF manufactured tobacco
from this city Last month amounted 10
pa. 800 pounds. The collections OF INFER
nal revenue in the Petersburg district Tor
the month were S76,0l9.
There are at present so paupeis in our
aImsbouse-1I whites and AZ colored. Inc
expenses OF this institution last monlh were
s425. and The income from the farm was
only about s25.
A petition is in circulation, and receiving
MANY signatures, calling upon Messrs. Da
yid i. Tenant and william +. Morrison To
allow the use OF their names as candidates
Of the Conservative party for the Common
Council in Second Ward. 1t is believed
that Messrs. Hugh r. Smith and Charles A.
Jackson will be the Conservative candidates
for the Council in Fourth Ward.
The Common Council holds its regular
monthly meeting this afternoon. but there
is no business OF interest TO be considered
ROpIN ADAIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
|. M.rprAos ruAr wortDS'r1, l NET Two Two

MARRIAGES THAT wort !;"r,u Msfr G Gwo
vr.rs Especial 10 the cin Inc, 90 T Ho
Iss a;ai IT, peic,rarc, D., Aprii zy.mi Se
n,cre nssa r~mor aGoat for several 4, days ,
mas o, secret marriage had ~ our
c;,y and. as It Is always, eno"I ,ho o1ar, 70
e ssd 1 IN such matters to make spe eor, 10
hv probate Judge sprague e, IT, s sL mno
py r .e.rcs A reporter OF the Delaware
OF ssa'. aimed access to the probate books
Gase.' t.r gadiIi for the time OF issuing the
, ana ss"f'I r. was found. but not In
ne hook used for such recording,
' h,t I IN an old book which :, had had
Suar laid aside. BY this means IL was
, veem the secret could be sept. Inc
t ,;nouse was issued on the 18th instant. me
m ,,orH are David A. Youmans, son OF one one
ppstb f, prominent ministers OF Cievelana anu
%d III g'onrsdori. belonging to prominent
family family Of this place. The marriage eere.
r ,a was performed on the l4th instant, by
Rev U T. y. Icenberger, at the reside nee o,
,h e' brides parents. All the parties pledged
, he to profound secrecy ior TWO
wears. bur, as IN all such cases, tne secIe;
mart proved failure. OWING 10 sne soc.,'
commence ~r Of the parties involved the al
mir has created quite sen'atioh III oo'
nestle circles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

The Lynchburg Vtrginian says Mr.. D..
d. McConville, his wife, and daughter were
taken with sudden and violent sickness
soon after dinner on last Wednesday, and
symptoms OF poison soon began IN appear.
Several members OF the medical profession
were called 10, and by applying remedies,
succeeded In relieving the sufferers, who
are now out OF danger. They are thought
to have been poisoned with arsenic, but no
clue has been discovered as to how it hap
pened to be taken.
The Salem Conservative reports that the
jaiIcr OF Botetourt county, who was about
turning over prisoner to Deputy-Sherlff
Weber at the Jail there last Monday night,
tainted and fell in the passage of the Jail be-
fore he made known bis business. Consid-
cradle confusion ensued; but DIR. BrnfTey
was summoned, and rendered the necessary
medical attention to the suffering man.
DIR. William ii. Ruffner, Superintendent
OF Public instruction, visited the University
last week to complete the arrangements for
the Normal school, which begins its sessions
on the 9th OF July. DR.. Ruffner informed
the Charlottesville Chronicle that more than
three bundred and fifty teachers are en-
rolled on the list OF those who propose to
be present on the occasion.
The Piedmont Nirginion hears that a
night force OF hands will be put to work on
the charlottesville and Rapidan railroad
In order to push the work forward.
DR.. w. n. Melton, formerly of Louiss.
Died ut cedaryille, Warren county, April
The Boston advertiser publishes a lengthy
nccount OF the Richmond and Southwestern
railway scheme. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

Free Land and Free Trade. The Lessons
OF the English Corn Laws applied to the
York: G. p. PUTNAM's Sons. 1880.
Mr.. Cox is known to all of our readers
by reputation as one of the most ready
witted and humorous members Of Congress.
He is also personally known to many here,
having lectured here a few years ago.
For sale by RANDOLPH a. ENGLISH. Price,
Sl.25.
The Amazon. By FRANZ DINGELsTEDT
Translated from the German by j. NJ
HART. New York: G.. p. PUTYAM's Sons
1880.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. Price
60c. and 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
The West Point InvestigatiOn-AuE x-
pert's Discoveries.

WEST POINT. n. Y, April 30.-Mr. Ha-
gen, OF Troy, the expert in handwriting
introduced by Mr.. Townsend, made his re-
port this morning on the pieces OF hand
writing submitted TO him, more than three
hundred in number. The report was the
most positive yet had from an expert. 1t
appears from it that Mr.. Hagen had exam
ined the note Of warning, two hundred ana
forty.seven copies OF the sentence written
BY the corps OF cadets, fifty-seven other
pieces OF handwriting, and some FUR
ther specimens Of particular handwri-
ipg-which last Mr.. Hagen had asked
for. The expert stated that the note
addressed to Whitaker contained in
dicatIonS OF an apparent effort OF the writer
TO disguise his hand; but the marked ap-
pearances Of habit were sufficient to identity
other writing Of the author. The expert re-
Ierred at length TO what were the evidences
of an effort TO disguise the writer's hand,
and as to what the marked appearances OF
habit were, saying that the word "Whitta-
ker" on the envelope and in the anony-
nous note itself were in the writer's natural
hand. 1t was true that there was not much
of the writing in question, but the marked
peculiarities Of the hand were sufficient to
designate the peculiarties Of the writer.
The word "fXed" was especially full
OF peculiarities. Mr.. Hagen said he
had found in the papers given him several
that must have been by the writer OF the
anonymous note. He said 81 am pre-.
pared TO testify that the handwriting OF the
specimens hereto annexed, and numbered
seven, eight, nine, and ten, is the hand
writing OF the person who wrote the note
and contents addressed 10 Cadet Whitta-
ker." Replying to questions, Mr.. Hagen
stated that he had noticed some attempt to
disguise In one other handwriting than that
OF the anonymous note the handwriting in
one OF the sentences. He said he had asked
for additional specimens OF this hand, and
found in it one or two resemblances TO the
anonymous note, but not sufficient 10 war
rant an opinion.
The recorder had no more witnesses
ready, and the court adjourned to 10 A. NJ.
next Tuesday, with the understanding that,
excepting secret sessions, it would not meet
before then unless it was made absolutely
necessary, when proper notification would
be given all concerned.
In an interview, after adjournment, eX-
pert Hagen said to the Associated Press
agent that in the pencil slips placed before
him he had found one In which he discoy-
cred two or three resemblances to the
writing in the note OF warning, but not
| enough to decide him. This induced him
10 call for more specimens Of that same
| writing, which were sent him, together with
| fifty-seven others. from all OF which he
picked four that were no doubt written by
the person who wrote the note OF warning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
MATTINGSi MATTINGSi


s65 pieces MATTINGS, from auction. In all
Widths WHITE, CHECKED, and FANCY az
the following prices, 1S, 20. 22, 20. 80, and
35c.-tbc cheapest and best goods ever seen IN
this city: ,,, ~.
OII,-CLOI'HS In A., Ga. aud ga for Floors; IA
BJ OIL CT Otis in all widths ana c0'ors,
CARPETS snd RUGS to be sold AT sacrifice
PARASOLS-new and hlndsome novelties just re-
ceiyed-ibe best bargains In the cty; s.
OMESTICS-BLEACHEp and BROWN COT
Tons. CALlCOFS. PLAIDS MADRAS GlNG-
HAMS, and BED-TICKS retailed AT wholesale
L AWNS. LAWNS. at 8, 10. and 12lsc.:
LACE MIrTS IN all colOrs at 40, 90, 6O, Toe, ana
HositRY, BUTTONS, GLOVES. LACE and
SILK FiCHUES. LAWN ana MUSLIN IIEs,
RIBBONS, LACES in LANGUEDOt. BRE,
TONNE. TORrUON, VAL CLUNf, and
FRENCH LACE~; .
UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Children, and Gentle
men at vcrv low prices;
IrNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 60c. worth IL
WHITE GOODS III endless variety;
RUFFLING from &c. per verd 10 the finest maze
NAPKINS. DOlLltS. TOW
ELS. QUILTS. SHEETINGS. LINEN DRILlS
CASSINERES, MIDDLRSEX FLANNEL. LIGHT
CLOTHS ard FLANNELS for sacques
BLACK and COLORED SILK PRINCES;
SHETLAND SUAWLSi -
KID GLOVES at f1-3-button-every pair guarah-
tocd. Give us call. ,.,no,rv,
nv -SNSW 527 Broad stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

7. q. w. writes from Washington that
.. ,r,aioritv OF the Democratic members OF
Congress are for Governor SEYMOUR"
Does anybody desire any better evidence
as TO MIR. SEyMorR's condition, mentally ana
Are the members OF Congress
snch incompeteuis that they need 10 DC IN
structed in regard to such matters! haro,y'
Senator JOHNSTON. Senator hhRNAs' "''
CARLISLE, and all the congressman VINO 'ie
for MIR. sEYxouR. are for him because ne Is
the best man the Democrats can nominate
However DESTROYS the advocates OF o'ner
osnirants may be not to do him injustice
their representations will be coored by their
wishes. GieutenautG overnor DsRsHEIMER
is an intimate friend OF Mr.. SEYMouR's, ana
Is one OF the ablest men in the Uniied STATES
He knows Mr.. SEYMOUR's exact conditioh'
yet he is warmly advocating his nomina'
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03
Virginia.

The New York Herald has deputcd us
Richmond correspondent, Mr' eulhb.s', 49, -
ascertain nv visiting every quarter OF tue
state how the people Of virginia arg aaec rsa
towards tho uupledgcd electoral ticket. Tue
Shep andooA Herald has seen M CV'""kH'
anu reports him as follows ux.os
.He e a reporter Of more tnan aveass'
III obscryatlon as to Rexdjusters Is thas IN ~
s,a,s c matters they arc still Rexdiusters 10
national politic., Democrats; and tnc . ma
,n s wsN vote ior the Cincinnati Demo.
csatic nonjnee, despite Mahonc OF any Quiet
I'm a esse TO the contrary"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

REMOVAL OF THE REYNOLDS NEGROES
[Danvile Post. THE Reynolds negroes,
who have been SO long confined in the Jail
here 10 Danville, awaiting the decision Of
the United States Supreme Court, were OIL
Friday taken from the Jail on a mandamus
from the United States Court and carried
to Patrick county, where they will be re-
manded TO the State authorities for trial for
the murder OF a white boy in Patrick
county several years ago. This will be the
fourth time these negroes have been brought
to trial upon this charge, and the case in
many respects has involved points OF law
both singular and unprecedented. 1t will
not be very long now, we infer, before the
whole matter will be definitely settled and
the fate of the prisoners decided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

THIS IS THEIR FOURTH SUPPLY THIS
SEASON.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS In every color.
for comDInation suits;
"if hest al sATIN IN Richmond, in plain and Pekln
stripes-we have every shade;
BLACK SILK from CSC. TO 1850 per yard: our
81 SILK Is very superior quail =; our fl.0U
SILK Is extra quality; our SATIN DE LYON
n $3.50 per yard Is worth $500; q,
In FIGURED and STRIPED SILKS we have all
the new shades and at bottom prices;
A full line OF BLACK CAsHMEkEs from zoe. TO
t1.S0 per yard. our Soc. CAsHMEkE Is the
best IN the city; our 65c. CASHMERE very
We also have full line of WHITE GOODS, such As
f fAENs9oEk srNc conGAsblEs sn and fa
few pieces more Of LINEN sHEETISGs left, at
In GxssIMEREs, for mems and boys wear, we
have very large and Wells lccted stock:
few more Of those pAMAGSDc LlSESsM ,s!'' al
SILK GLOVES, and SILK MfTTs full as
Tn PARAsOLs we have very large stock In all the
latest novelties and at prices to SUI, az; prog
ID whlN iSSw- HhDEs, and LACE CURTAINS
we have fH tine; .
CARRIAGF-ROBES from 62c. TO s2-don't fsll 10
A yery large assortment Of TOWELS and NAP
KiNS- an extra good Napkin at 81 per dozen;
In BUTTONS, LACES, and fRlAGEs we nave all
In our DREss -GooDs DEPARTMENT we have
oil the new shades and styles: .
A fun line OF BL ,CK aud COLORED BUNTiNGS,
LACE BUNTINGs, COACHMAN sUIIlN6s,
and NOVELTY DRESS GOODS nnoc.nrS
ALI-WOOL. MOMIE-CLOTHS and BROCADtS
in cOlors. for combination SUITS
fun line of LACE SCARFS, RUFFLlNGs, and
Ribbons IN the latest styles;
500 CORSETS from soc. TO il.50:
100 patterns of new HAMBURG EDGlNGS from
sc. to $3.50 per yard; ..,
Another lot OF those cheap BALBRIGiAN HOSE;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
full assortment; -
Don'f fail TO look AZ our TABLE-LINENS:
LAUN DRIED and UNLAUSDRIED SBIRTs-an
Don't fail TO look at our BUNTING, all-wool filing.
at l2,5c -
And thousands of other goods too numerous 10 men,
SYCLE BROTHERS,
i,road Ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

An esteemed correspondent writing to
the LTnchburg virgiaion from Rough
Creek, Charlotte county, Va. says that
there IL an old gentleman living In that vi.
cinity who owns Virginia State bonds
amounting 10 $4,000, and Is willing 10 give
them ~ present 70 Virginia II the Legis.
lature will agree 10 pay the debt as settled
BY the McSullocb bill, so anxious Il he 10
save the good name OF the State.
In Alexandria the primary election assess-
m 2, Tor sergeant, &C., Is elo for each can.