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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-14
HAMpDEN1arDNEY.

NOTIFICATIONS or THE COURsE OF sruDf-
THE FINAL EXERCISES or COMMENCEMENT
ADDRESSES OF THE GRADUATING CLASS.
tCorresoonaenee OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
THURSDAY, June 10, 1889.
The trustees, at their meeting to-day,
adopted the following notifications OF the
course OF study:
1. The degree of Bachelor OF Arts may
hereafter be bestowed upon students VINO
sball substitute French and German Ior
Latin or Greek during the whole course
1. e.. the two modern for one ancient IAN
euage--or upon such as, having studled
the two ancient languages to the end OF the
sophomore year, shall take one modern Ian.
guage for the Junior and senior year, stilI
retaining one ancient language. These are
merely alterations for the present course, 10
be chosen or not, at the option oil candi-
dates. ;,
2. The degree OF Bachelor OF Science is
established, 1t substitutes French ana
German for Greek and Latin in the present
course, and adds to it the English language
and grammar, literature, rhetoric, and
history. ~ :.
H. 3. The degree OF Bachelor OF Letters Is
also established. II requires the ancient
languages, as in the present course, ana
adds 10 the present course the French, Ger
man. and English languages; but permits
students to omit some OF the higher matbe-
matte and physical science.
The final exercises Of commencement be-
gan at the College church about the middle
Of the day, and were as follows:
Prayer.
Announcement OF distinctions.
Addresses by Members Of the Graduating
Class Il. w. Link, Latin Salutatory; A..
A. Little. "The Evolution Theory an In
suit to Humanity; G. b. Wallace, Soci.
ety.; S. Il. Dabuey, "The Relation OF
Spirit and Natter; N. E. Venable,
"Slayery" W. &. White, Man the lu-
terpreter OF NATURE; W. III. Whiting,
Valedictory.
Delivery OF diplomas.
Graduates-Class OF 1880: William Henry
Whiting, Clarke county, Va, first honor !;
Archibald Alex. Little, Prince Edward
county, Va, second honor; Edwin William
Link, Texas, third honor; Clarence Il. Wal
lace, Albemarle county, Va, fourth honor /;
Samuel Brown Dabney, Hampden-Sidney
College, Va; William Henry Bagland, APP
pomattox county. Va; Flaminio Augusta
Rodriques, Brazil; Nathaniel +. Nenable,
Petersburg, Va; William Chester White,
Prince Edward county, Va; John Raymond
Morton, Prince Edward county, Va.
Adde'S by President Atkinson.
The addresses OF the graduating class
eviucrd that thorough training which dis.
tnguishes this institution, and gave evil
dence of talents from the future improve
ment Of which in the professions OF lie
usefulness and honor may be expected.
The address OF the president directed The
attention OF the class 10 the position which
they should occupy in the great conflict be-
tween truth and error, and showed that
true greatness consists in adherence to the
right. IUCKAHOE.
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A FAMILY ARRESTED FOR FORGERY
Nina Hatch, widow, and her grown sons,
Alexander, Hugo, Albert, and Ernest, and
daughter Clara, were arraigned before
United States Commissioner Osborne in
New York Friday, charged with forging
drafts upon merchants in Germany, and
with being fugitiyes from justice. A de-
mand for arrest was made under the extra
dlton treaty by the German Consu-Gene-
raj Schoonmaker. The parties were taken
into custody on the steamer Rhynland, on
arrival in Philadelphia, and carried to New
York. The prisoners claim that they are
mistaken for other parties OF the same name.
They were committed to Ludlow-Street Jail
for examination. The alleged forgeries
amount TO $4,000, principally on merchants
In Remscherat, Prussia.
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VIEGINIANs GOING ABRoAD.-[Baltimore
Sun, Saturday. l-Rey. Ii. +. johnson, pas
tor OF Chatsworth Independent Methodist
church, who is one Of the delegates to the
Raiks centennial in London. June 18th, will
leave Baltimore on Monday for New York,
from which city he sails for Europe on
Wednesday in the steamer Italy. Mr.. John.
son will be accompanied by Professor
Smith, OF Randolph-Macon College, and r.
M. Smith, OF the University OF Virginia,
both OF whom are also delegates. The Ia
dies who will accompany them are Mrs.
Smith, wife OF Professor Smith; Miss Kate
Brown, OF Richmond; and Miss Msnie
johnson, daughter Of Mr.. johnson. Mr.
johnson expects to be absent about three
months, and during his absence will visit
bis relatives and friends in Cork, Ireland,
where he was born.
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We published last week Mr. JOHN NJ.
ORR's powerful argument in favor Of the
nomination OF Mr.. BAYARD by the Cincin-
natl CoDyention-an argument which his
friends ought to print in pamphlet form,
and sow broadcast over the whole country.
We publish this morning a Confederate
Brigadier's ingenious, candid, fair, and al
most convincing statement of the reasons
which ought to influence that Convention
to nominate General HANCOCK. II is of
course not from our regular Washington
correspondent. /. n. b., or the C0nfede-
rate Brigadier, gives us also little "taffy,"
which, as the world goes, we are. We sup
pose, justIhable In not hiding from our
readers
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The buyer OF this firm is again In New York, and
inst shpned over ono hundred cases OF goods, which
Will be sold at such prices as will guarantee their
ready sale.
Among the many bargains they offer are
9 cases OF Pacific LAWNS at s,sc.-the.e are
better styles than has been offered This season
for 12hc.; ,,,-
eases Of K.yard wife LAWN at 6kc.;
q cases LINEN LAWN at l2hc.;
2 cases LINEN LAWN az 49,, former price Soc;
case Of ENGLISH PERCALEa; lOc never sold
Q cases ss OF BRUWS LINEN suitable for listers at
I8c.-these are worth 35c.;
so pieces MADRAS GINGHAMs in all the new
100 pieces BUNTING tPisin- and Lace-stripeD
500 dozen coRsETs at less than the cost of the
1870 dozen LACE Isle GLOVES at Csc, former
500 t dozen HGGlEiNTLEMEN's ALL-IINEN HAND
more than double;
IS % pIeess ALL-wooL BLACK CASHMERE at
44c.-these are the cheapest CASHMERES Of
10 pieces piece MEXICAN GRENADINE at 31c regu-
10 prd psi'ff 3cE SASsooRs in light shades
100 SHETLAND sHAwLs, all wool, all shades at
SOC. apiece.
SILKS! sILKs! SILKS!
see our OIL BOILED SILK at 40c.:
Our CSC. BLACK SILK cannotbe bought elsewhere
Good nyI g La IKE GRS04ss.GRAlN SILK at s5c
Our 4 l.65 BLACK SILK reduced TO sl.20, and All
the better grades reduced IN prOportiouate price
Our stock OF novelties IN DRESS GOODS Is YET
In sHTiNS we have full line Il all coors:
see our IL BLACK SATIN. j. l2-SSM
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DEAD AT His WEDDING HOUR.-It has
come to light that Adolph Eiseman, the
New York tobacco broker, who failed to
keep his engagement to marry Miss We'll,
in that city, last Wednesday afternoon, COM
mitted suicide in Sweeney's Hotel about
the hour appointed for the marriage by
shooting himself through the head with a
revolver. Eiseman's clothing were searched
in the expectation OF finding something
which might explain his motive for COM
milting suicide. On the back Of an en-
velope enclosing letter congratulatlng
him on his approaching marriage he had
written the following brief note:
"My Dearest Bertha, -Dearest and best
OF all in this and the next word-I had to
do it for certaln- ADoLPH."
In another pocket was found postal
card from SiXth-Avenue tailor, dated
Monday, telling him that his wedding gar
ments were ready.
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Speaking OF that resolution OF the Chi
cago platform which we said on Saturday
the Republicans would construe In one way
aud the Democrats In another the Augusta
Gal Constitutionalist says
at would tax, we imagine, even the pro-
verbal Ingenuity OF q Philadelphia lawyer
to tell what this paragraph really does mean.
Perhaps Mr.. Pierrepont VIII undertake "
play the r6te OF interpreter"
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Alexandra Gazette writes Z. follows: -
"None Of the saplrsnts, open or cons
cealetl. for the Demo6ratlc presidential nomi.
nation have bureaus but Mes1rs. Tilden and
Field. ana Il IL assorted By those familiar
with national elections ios The lest forty
years that no man who asresorted to such
means for obtaining nomination ever sue
|cSeded. Neither the Seymour, Bayard,
Hancock, nor Thurman men, nor the adyo.
Gates Oh any ol the other gentlemen whose
names are mentionedin connection with .ne
nomination, have any organized or prear.
ranged plan for securing the object OF their
desires, but are quietly leaving the nomina-
ton to the uuiufiueuced action OF tue Ma
tional Convention"
We think the failure OF CoNKLrSo, CANE
RON, and LooAs, at Chicago, Is sure ev'-
dence at least that the delegates 10 Ma
tIonal Convention Of either party are as rule
men who cannot be moved by any undue
influences TO nominate an aspirant who
ought not to be o candidate. il.
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je 4-eod
CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF CRY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, VA, Ju.e 3. 1880.

OFFICE OF CITY CoILEcroR,l
RICHMOND, VA, Ju.e 3, 1880. I
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. between she hours Of 0 O'Clock A. NJ. aud o
O'Clock Z. n. from the 18TH to the S0TH on JUNE
person charged wish CITY TAXES the whole or
one-half OF the amount OF tax charged. TEN PER
charged Ia every case where the party assessed
shall fail 10 say the whole or ens- half within the
time so limited.
hills 10 pay will please ssnd lists 20 that their bs
hay be gotten togetbsr. n q 81 OIL
Properly held iA yvst-plaAse X trustees tAme.
tee-wsSQ h B, WQVDeQN, Celeet0E
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k5THE cRYsAsD RUshIIs sfII1
THALHJNER BROTHERS
60l BROAD STREET.

where they have opened over 500 piece, wu,ry
GOODS for SCHOOL ASD CoNwEScyyvsr
DRESSES, consisting Of VICTORIA L.wvs
BISHOP LAWNS, LINEN DE INDIE. trvvv
DE DACCA; PLAIs, rIGURED. and srpr,,n
and SWISS MUSLIN. IIS,y
&C., at very low price,.
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In regard TO the authorship Of the article
leading to the Elan duel, the follow.
ing quoted from one OF the recentIy.pub-
lished letters that passed between the two
gentlemen:
To Its inquiry as to the RESPONSE.
pie author OF an editorial article in the
Wig to which you refer, have to respond
that both as editor and author am respon-
sibe. Your obedient servant.
+, i w. @. ELAN,
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REASONABLE GOODS.

REASONABLE GOODS.
FLY-FANs, BRUSHES, and TRAPS,
ICE-CREAM FREEZERs,
wATER-CooLERs and WIRE COVERS,
PLATED lCE-PlTCHERs.
A few more REFRIGERATORs,t TO be closed out
regardless OF cost.
The largest stock Of DINNER, TEA, and
ToILET-SETS to be found In the city Al lowest
figures.
Special BARGAINS in VASES, CABINET SETS,
and FANCY GOODS generally.
II you wish to save money give me n call.
Il. b. TAYLOR,
Jet ~. l0l1 Main street.
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2 The largest stock Of LACEs ever exhibited fl, -.
city. Among them We have TORcHOY. LAycrp
DOC, RUSSIAN, ANTIQUE. BRyToyxy
DUCHESS. ITALIAN, BLACK PREYcu
LACEs-sp elegant Ilae from Sc. 10 zoe. c,n,,,
look at our line OF LACES.
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we now belieyc that the finger OF success
points 10 Horatso Seymour. ard that bis
nomination at Cincinnati would be a bar
bipger Of glorious victory. abingdon
6ldndavd.
II does. Let's give the old man chance
n spite Of himself.
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LAWNS! LAWNS Lawns,
$40 pieces LAWNS Just received, al 81 10
l2H, and 1jc This embrace The largest stock In
the city, THALHlNER BROTHERS,
je l2-s,M&W G0l Broad street.
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f5- ITEMS on INTEREST TO DRY
GOODS BUYERS.
julius MEYER 4 SON
are seiling their o. ,,,..,,

ENTIRE STOCK " DRESS GOODS AT COST
BLACK BRooAps SILK GRENADINES at
prp XIII ff1TSir TH,'a 1ISf2.wooL HUNTING at SOC.
nLACK NAVY-BLUE BUNTING at IKE:
DOUBLE-wiDTH AtLw0OL. BUNTING at
Exf fSsi QUALITY ALL-woob FRENCH Bum
srEhE HEX !, SYS' 'MonATR LUsrERs a. lac.
ALI,Wo9G ! mise gE3 :, =, s9c;; sv..
YAKU. WIDE prRCALES at &c.
YARD.wIDE SOLID BLACk LAWNS at Sc:
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at lOc. worth
wHITEiiNDIA LAWNS at 2oc. worth Soc:
The PWETTlEsT aud CHEAPEST TORCHOS
MALL44EE sff 70 B is TToS pRABaNT, LANGUE-
DOC, RUSSIAN, D'ALENCEN. and VALES-
CiENNEs LACES at very low prices;
LADIES' LINEN ULSTERS at lower prices IMAM
they can be purchased elsewhere
DR. JURDAN'5 CHEsT-PROTECTiNGC oksET
The CELEbRATED PARTISAN CORsyT made
OF GENUINE FRI NcH COUTIL at 81
A GOOD FBENCH-WOvEN CORSET al 3Oc:
Orders by mail PROMPTLY HIied. " 14-eod
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2e5 pieces NECK and SAsH.RIBBONs y.,
ceIved for SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT. ola.
splendid line Of LACE and SILK scAp,s
FICHUEs, NECK-RUFFLISi;s. LACE b.,
o. COLORED.BORDEEED HANDKERCHIEF.
&C., at low prices.
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MARRIAGES..

Married at the residence OF Mr.. Henry IL. Grubb.'
June &, 1880, by the Rev. Dr. T. l.. Preston, OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Dir. JAMES I. GRUBBS and
Miss WILLIE A. BASKET; all of this city. No
cards.
Married. at TIE dence of the brides father,
the Sd of June. by Rev. w. n. Scctt, j. &. STONE
BRAkER, Of Maryland, and 5. w. DALEY, Of This
OH
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Anew York Herald reporter interviewed
Ex-Governor and ex. United States Senator
CLISGnAS, Of North Carolina. We quote !:
REPORTER: "Wbo do you think, Gene
rAI, VIII be selected to lead the Demo-
Gratis "
GENERAL CLIyGNAx: "Seymour, II be
will accept; or, In case be Is unavailable,
Hancock will be likely TO be nominated"
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90 dozen LADIES' LIsLE.THREAD LAcg.rop
GLOVES and SILK MlTTs-an sh,te.-,,,.
received; also. an elegant linz OF LADIES and
MISSES HOSE In al be ughi aud u,..,
shades.
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LII TIE REACTION.
THE ROOM ENDED.
LOW PRICES TAKE THE LEAD.

LAWNS az 6s. J, s!s. 10, 12H. and l5c. yard:
G3RnE2 P!QuEi e &c; s yard ward.
LACE-STRIPED PIQUES at loo. per yard worth
sTRiPED and CHECKED MUsLINsat 1esc. per
DRESS GO0DS-We show large stock OF SILKS,
SATINS; BEQCADES; ALPACA ,% y Bu ST
CINGHAMs. and CAMBRICS;
BLACK and COLORED MEXICAN GRENA-
PINES at i2 yard wT %6p 2oi
worth Ice, Al exc worth Csc.
Bargains in SWISS, STRIPED, CHECKED, and
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTlNGS from
Stock in The the City city Our prices are always the
ToRCHoN, MALTESE, LANGUEDoC; BRA
SIAN, and other NEW-STYLE LACES, at the
lowest prices In this city;
large lot of TIDES at about one half OF regular
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACEs at 1870. worth
lie, at l6Sc. worth 25c., at 20c worth 3Oc, at
wGR tx T0t cuR sfH MusLINs at 1Oc per ward
soc, at soc. worth 45c.
BEST MEXICAN HAMM0CKS: >-,,.
MATE, RUGS, olL-CLOTHs, and WINDOW
SILK, GINGiIAM, SERGE. ALPACA, and CAM
B9lC PARAsOLs and UMBRELLAS:
JAPANESE PARASOLS at 5, 10, IL, 20, 35, and
FANS of every description from &c. to IS each;
RIBBONS In all widths and qualiles
TWISTED SILK MlTS:
KID, SILK. THREAD, COTTON. and DOG-SKIN
GLOVES;
See the FOSTER KID GLOVES, with the patent
lace fastening--ihe best kid glove In the world;
RBADY-NADE DRESSES and ULSTERS in great
variety;
All kinds of UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES. As
we manufacture these garments, We offer the
bsSt goods for the least money.
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRT ) of our own manufacture;
LINEN CARRIAGE-ROBEsi in great variety AT ex.
tremely low prices:
TRUNKS, BAGS, and SATCHELS at manufac-
turcrs' nrices
WHITE QUILTS at so, rs. 9Oc., sl.25, $3.50.
fl.75. aud f2:
MARSEILLES QUILTS at $3.50 worth ~ so, at
~. 80 worth "a, at $3.50 worth as;
WOOL TABLE-COVERSa at III worth IL so:
Bargains in TOWELS, TABLE-CLOTHS. NAP
KINS, D0lLIES. and CRUMB-CLOTHS;
LACE and SILK sCARFS and BOWS in great va
rely.
To get FIRST-CLASS GOODS at the LOWEST
PRICES 20 10 the great DkY-GOOD> EMPORIUM
of lje III LEVY BROTHERS.
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APOLLINARIS-

A Lin ARTS.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie Gduiois de Paris.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JUGS.
OF ALL MISERAL-wATER DEALERS, GRocERs
AND DRUGGISTS.
CAUTION.
To insure obtaining the genuine APoLLINARIs,
see that the CoRKs bear the APoLLINAKIs BRAND.
Zap 3-S,M&W3mI
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DEATHS.

Died. Saturday, June 18Th, IDA b., Youngest
daughter OF the late l.. Z. aud Caroline Ford.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her brother in-law, W, G. X. Frayser. 107 Twenty
O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited TO attend.
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PARAsOLs! PARAsOLS. PARA>Or>,
Owing 10 our large stock on hand. an wishing p,
reduce same, We have marked them dosa nm,
cent. Calland look at our line for blrla.u,.
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Avose was taken last Thursday on train
nom Wheeling With the following result |:
ssrsous. rs; THvRxAs, a; HAnCocx, q;
9tyAsp, ]; scattsriug, 9.
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CRoCHERY. sLAsswARE.x &c.

lust RECEIVED, A CRATE OF
y s0UP-TURERNS from England large stock
OF DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, some very
pretty, few ugly ones; great variety or TIN
SETS; 1000 MILk-PANS, slightly damaged.
Call early and secure bargains.
H. II. WALLACE,
tsl No. 400 Broad street.
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Isaiah c. Wears, OF Philadelphia, color
CD orator, has challenged Colonel Robert G.
Ingstsoll to meet him In debate on religious
QnenllQnes "A. n. l..ss ~. 30
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NEW CHINA GOODS.

DECORATED TEA-sETs;
DECORATED MASSACHUSETTS,;
DECORATED BERRY-SETs;
DECORATED gHAMhRR.sETs:
sisnsS lICR.cRTAM fRzR2Ees Tooe X before
euyis % as.nsw good" 40 sVRG aiB y. Ja.
sp1o y. 81, 12p1 MAIN street,
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,ey NEW GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS

M" NEW GOODS. GREAT BARGAINS
AT ID. &. +. MITTELDORFER's.
win opeH on MONDAY a larse stock u Xrty
GOODS at greatly reduced price.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER.
40 7 ieces DRESS LlNENs At oh prices:
go new pieces MADRAS G1NGHA5f>:
WHITE GOODS IN great abundance. f,r school
commenccmenls. such rs Victoria Lawn, >,g..
Muslin. London D'ITlaud Linen Lawn. lD.rei
and fignredl. swiss striped ald Clcckod Main.
socks. Mall Mu-lins. &C.;
HOSIERY full line 10 az tie 2cy styles:
LACE MITTS IN all color5 % a.. 81. 90. ~, and
RIBBONS in all colors aud widths;
FANS, FANS, all the noyctie,.
BUNTINGS! BrNTINGs.
BUNTINGs IN all shades, The bcs, all-wool % 22c.
Wool BUNTING> st I5c. ger yarl:
LACE BUNTINGS in AL colors ~ 2j-.:
ALL-W DOL BLACK CA>IlMt.f a,4j. 80. gp.
10 aud SOc.-the oh'ape-; sui bet goofs a
DRESS G00Ds in PLAIN and FIGURED MONTE.
BROCADE. BASKET, ROMANO. IANi>F.
SILKS. SATINS, aud PtklN cIRlPE-Airrres
500 pieces FRENCH PEECALES atl2.c.u arh
0ur BLACK SILK At II can't be beat:
BLACK ALPhCAS AZ I2l. 10. 20. - iul 3oc.
LAWNS, LAWS,
LAWNS at s, 10. and l2lc.-,te lslye.t lld te,t
assortment IN ihe city:
MhTTINGS. NA1TlNGS.
34s pieces MA11INGS. from auction. .r On
widths-WHfIF. CIif' ktD. and FANtl-H
the following price: Il. ia. - -. art 3...-
these goods sie lower than U.cy have sfrI an.
Give H. call
OIL CLOTHS in 1 :. ia and ST. Tor Floor:
TABLE OIL. CLOTHS in al width, aut c4l.r;
CARPETS ami RUGS To bee sold a. = sacrifice.
PARASOLS, PARA>OiS'
1876 new PARASOL> just received. in al D.'.fs,
qualities, aud styles, At great reduction 70 f.f-
aud BROwN cor.
TONS. CALiCOE>. pLAlD>. EtD-Ill hlNr
SHEETINGS. At Old prce.--iu tact i0Dtr '4la
they can be replaced
SHIRTS A. soc. worth 81
LACES IN LANGUtDpt, BkElONNk. TOR.
CHON, VAL. CLUNI, and FHENt IT, from j..
per yard to the finest madr:
CASSIMERES. LINSEY>, ktNlI'hl JEAN,
COTTONADES. 81 IL FLANNEL;
SHAWL~;
BLACK and COLORED SILK PRINCES.
KID GLOVES, IACE-TOP GLOVES;
BUTTONS Of all kinds, and many Other 81 - 800
numerous TO mention.
ID. 4 +. MITTFLDOEFEH.
INV 22.SMxW 81 hr al ,i,'e.
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acg- 100 PIECES MORE WHITE MAT
TING at l2.c;
100 pieces REDO HECK AT 15c.:
Handsome FANCY MA1TINGS ~ &c.
1hi> Is the last shipment Of MATIINGS that we
expect 10 receive this seasonthose In want OF same
wOnld do well to call early.
je l2.S&M COHEN BROTHERS..
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IsuDscr1pc scmesnsny fortbe -fSmiiy q the
heroic AIemap. HsF s,.r
The weather was very warm Yesterday
and soft h to-day. 80 ALPhA'
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NJ THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE BEST GOODS-THF LOWEST PRICE.
THE BEST GOODS-THE LOWEST PRICES
CLO>ING-OUT SALF.
CLOSING-OJT SALE.
NO HUMBUG-RETlEiNG FROM BtsiNt,''
NO HUMBUG-RkTIgING PROM Br-iNf>>.
Call and be convinced ~
HUTZLFR BROTHERS,
les 525 Broa! ..ree'
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I INEN SllEETING,
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
SWEEPING REDUCTION ~ ALL 0oo'S'

SWEEPING REDUCTION ~ ALL
As lam setsrm.ned To close ~ W '', sitN-
will for The next thirty DAYS .hs' 49, ol ay
iremely low prices. j vii 10 au"h
prices:
Fine WHITE CAMBRiCs Al iVc''
Best LAWNS az luc.;
Nine DEEss GOODS at S'Ic.;
OSTRICH FEATHERS at 33c. bul'.,' x,ur csa
4 splendid lire of SUMMER hNis A.
A Nee assortment Of GiN6H \Nfs ~ ~,
Hest MAKES of CALICOksS al Lowest piN"'
PlOUE RoNNErS at lgs.; ,o...,t.
Fancy CUFFS aud COLLARS Al lv.;; rEtINO
A spiendid assortment OF NEth-h'
Zoe. a yard;
Fine I.isLE GLOVES al Zoe; apsir; =
LADIES' HOSE, slightly damaged =. I'm. " Aps
A splendid lot III hASD- and ~ N,hi,h NJ
SHOES for nen, iaiis ), and ehildi'"'
be closed unt very cheap nsO.
LADIES' SUITS, ready made 81 So ihs are,
Also, a tine fine OF CLOTHING, sonI t,,r, eaeap
ever brought 10 Richmond, 70 W a, Tia
Call EARLY 10 purchase Your pMsaunl.,E
\ BALTiMoRE AtCiloN-"'N
Ia east broad street n,h,eueun'
J,ROsf, agent Iog > V'''''
my le-M,w&rln
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS IL DRY GOODS
CAN 81 FOTND At
a. HUTZLE & SOS -,
Qng imam -ruarr

EXTRA INDUCEMENI AND
Il GREAT BARGAINS IL IIlii GOOD,
CAN BE POUND AT
\. rZLtR & SOS -
No. 800 BROAD srRtfE ,,,..
Az the latest novelties IN fnRtlG $500 p"Ni''
TIC DRY GOODS-yiE: ...,
MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS AL "",,.,t
BUNTINGS. LACE BUNil\">' hEv' '''''
and STRIPES; ~
SILKS, SATlNs. PEKfN STRIPES r' b.''
RACK l GeREASApINTS. TANI>F. CASHMERE
HENRIETTA and MONTE CLoIh>.
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, Gsurrs I, ,.
VICTORIA LAWNS. LINON bDN ttfiyl -
TABLE-DAMA>KS. NAPKINS. rir.i
PARASOLS--a fuu aud comul,it D. Dad.
CHON LACts; HOSIFEl, Bl I...n,Er
TRIMMINGS a specially. l'tt Niilrr''v
hnf-ali the new shades. lA' i-l't ,r
and KID GLOVES; LADIES "fNn,-
MEMS UNDERWtAR; Inn pAnii.
CAssINfERES. &c; LACE SCARF
aud EUChlNG. -
NARDOzO. FOURQUREAN & 90.
WOULD CALL TIE ATTENTION ~ lhh
TRADE TO THEIR LARGE >Io'h 'f
Lawns.
OEGANDlF>,
JACO\II>.
LINON ID DAttA
BUNTlNG>,
GRENADINES,
EMBROIDERED SWISS VI >iIN'-
and many other goods suitable f.r il' -''
They have by far the largest stots 0i .D
be found In the city, and gauu',e iaiI
be a. LOW As TIE LOWEST. i'l
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NGLACES! LACES! LACES!
COHEN BROTHERS is the place to purchase
your aces, as they show you the best assortment aud
al prices that will guarantee their sale. te l2-S&M
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CLOSING-OUT >ALF.
CLOSING-OIT SALE.
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ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
Jugs.
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nj COHEN BROTHERS!
COHEN BROTHERS.

Orders by mail promptly 6lled.