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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ THE PLACE TO PURCHASE
YOUR DRY GOODS
LEVY BROTHE RS.

They offer CHENEY SILKS at IS, 60, and Csc. q
yard, worth 10. 80. and s5c.;
STRIPED and CHECKED JAPANESE SILKS al
90. 25, 30, and Csc. yard, formerly sold at so,
75c., 81, and 1928;
MADRAS GINGIIAN5-A new lot Just % hand,
making our assortment better than ever;
LAWNS at 81. 10. 12H, and 15c. yard;
LINEN LAWNS in great variety;
PARAsOLs aud UN-UMBRELLAS-The largest
stock In the city;
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTINGS;
WHITE GOODS of every description;
LINEN LAP.ROBES at all prices;
LINEN GOODS Of every description, at the lowest
prices;
DRILLINGs. CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS. TWEEDs,
JEANS, FLANNELs, TRICOTs. and COT
TONADEs, FOR boys and mems wear;
LACE CURTAINs-The latest styles
NOTTINGHAM LACE-Ihe newest styles Striped !;
MrTTs, GLOVES, SOCKS, and STOCKINGS I'm
great variety:
READY-MADE DRESSES, ULsTERS, and UN-
DER.GARMENTs for ladies;
CARPETS. MATING. oIL-CLoTHs. and WIN
D0w-suADEs;
GENTLENEN'S SHIRTS and Il general variety Of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS;
COLGATE's SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATERS;
FOSTERS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES with
patent lace fastenings-the best Kid Glove in the
worId-at LEVY BROTHERS,,
myI5 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
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Indge Field in Richmond.

A telegram from Richmond IN the Balti-
more Sun OF yesterday says:
"Indications are that two thirds OF the
seventy delegates elected TO the Stste Dem;
ocratjc Convention from this city favor
sending Mr.. w. L. Royal. warm sup
porter of Judge Fields candidacy Tor Pres
ident, to Cincinnati"
This is what the northern people and the
Washington politicians understand the re-
suit OF our election for delegates to the
State Convention TO mean. And yet we feel
confident that there are not five hundred
FIELD men in Richmond. The same ward
which sent Mr.. ROYAL 10 the State Con-
yention sent Judge MEREDITH by larger
vote. How can ANYBODY claim that the people
OF Madison Ward are for FIELD? Marshall
Ward gave its largest vote to candidate
who the day before the election published
card stating that he would not run on a
pledged ticket. How can anybody claim
Marshall Ward for FIELD? Is Judge CRUMP
for FIELD? Is Judge OULD for FIELD? Is
MIR. DooLEY for FIELD? Is Judge MERE
DITH for FIELD? The highest vote in Clay
Ward was 346 for t. NJ. SAUNDERS: is he
for FIELD? The next highest was 1877 for
w. s. GILMAN, our Washington correspond
ent is he for FIELDS
so we might go over all the wards except
jackson. Nobody understood that the re-
suit OF the election Of the delegates named
by Mr.. royal was TO be claimed as vie
tory for Judge FIELD.
The truth seems to be that the delegates
were elected because Of considerations per.
soual to themselves. The people voted fol
those men whose names they were familiar
with, or else for personal friends and neigh.
bors, not dreaming that their votes were to
be counted in favor Of Judge FIELD or any
other one man
|! the wards had elected one set Of
FIELD delegates, and another set OF SEY'
MOUR delegates, classification Of the dele
gates according to their preferences FOL
President might be made; but when thu
same men who elected Mr.. GRAY elected
Mr.. CHANBERLAYNE, there can be no reason
for claiming that the voters endorsed eithe
Judge FIELD, II he Is the choice OF Mr.
GRAY. (which we doubt,) or Mr.. BAYARD
who is the choice Of Mr.. CHAMBERLAYYE.
We don't know Of any opportunity tha
the people will have for expressing thei
preferences between now and next Wed
nesday, the day for the meeting OF the Stat
Convention. Bot II 1t is understood the
the delegates elected here Wednesday thin
that they were elected as FIELD men, W
should say that they are vastly mistaken.
p. s. We are glad TO see that MIR. ROYAL
does not claim q FIELD victory IN Ricl
mcnd. He Is out in card in which b
says that II he goes to Cincinnati he wi
not 20 there pledged 70 vote for Judg
FIELD. We quote what he says as to tbl
and also AZ TO the pledged ticket In RIel
mond. He says;
"Of these, ~ were elected. These gen
tlemen were upder no sort OF pledges to M
end are perfectly free 10 vote for whom the
please. ! myself asked those taken fror
Clay, Monroe, ana Madison, anG q part Q
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W. \. sTEVENs'>.

AIarqc variety ofPARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS
all sizes. qualities. AM price;
splendid SERGE PARASoLs at 7jr, s5c., a4l
81;
Genuine IMPORTED SERGE ra-roateJ n., %
fade. at sI.2o. :I.35, ana $3.50;
SILK PARAsOLs from SI.2j up;
TWLLED-sILKU UMBRELLAS 81 81 aaai3
very cheap;
GiNGHAM UMBRELLAS at aupuce rom Use.
up;
ALPACA UMBRELLAS cheap;
A nice line ofJET GOODS At ,,-y JOSS piicc-;
HAIR ORNAMENTS;
EAR-DROPS al 5 AMI Ice;
VEIL PINS at ) and l0c:
HAT and HAIR-PlNs cheap:
JAPANESE FANS ata' prices. from So. up;
POCKET-BoOK>-a kind.-from 81. op 70 'le
finest;
TOOTH-BRUSHE, kinds;
We have Just received a large variety Of IiN -fI'
AT 1925 per set-ihese sets are fall 'ite aa4 sell
made. and are very cheap 1928;
TIN sPITTOONs (ln color,l At zoe. per pair
BROOMS, BUCKETS, and TUBs-ali kiui,
4 large line Of BLACK WALNUT Brackets,
WALL-PoCKETs, TOWEL RACKS. Toll
LET-BoXEs with mirrors attached, STANDS.
&C.;
HEAVY BLACK WALNUT WlNDow.coE.
NICES at 81 and sI.25.
Call at ". \. >lt|tN>''
my3 sos Broas .t'ei.
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EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A PLANTER IL

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PLANTER IL
FLUyAYNA To HIS COMMISSION MERCHANT IN
RICHMOND.-" You ask me about tobacco
plants. About one planter in ten can pitch
a crop; about one in five can pitch half
crop The rest have none. / am sorry to
report that within the last few weeks wheat
has given back distressingly. The prospect
for oats is the most gloomy ever saw. The
probability is from present appearances
that many fields will not yield bali seed.
What, with failure OF tobacco-plants, dam
age to wheat, loss Of oats and fruit, and
the restlessness Of ReaGjusters and the dey-
iltry Of Malone, dark and gloomy pros
pect Is before us, pecuniarily and politically.
IT'S said the devil will have his OWL.
I know be does it in Richmond, and il he is
going to do it IN this port OF the country,
il is about time he had started"
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copal church sieeple was p'o"
same evening. -. ..socjation has
fixed the 25th Of May as decosi Mining Com
The ChIcago-virginia ao' ue~ tbirty.6 five
pany received yesterday rs uo in addl-
horsepower engine from .' Ta,ars0i in place.
ton to It's equipment aiIe ,nc stamr-mIll.
Workmen are now erectins sno com.
This Is decidedly the most eneis'"' '
pany In this section. la, confined IN
Maior j. II. Kelly, after pe'n .,,,b = severe
his room for several mon'ss 49, ,aaye his
attack OF rheumatism, 10 ap'c " ''"N
bedroom. ,.,...rv q, Erode.
Rev. X. r. Howison.s n's,oiy ~,
ricksburg is In the hands OF Tue P''"''''
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ORANGE.

THE HAIL sToRM-DEsTgUCrON OF MR.. HAX-
ALL'S WHEAT CROP.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY Is, 1880.
| learn to-day that the hail-storm was even
more destructive than reported. On the
farms OF Messrs. VI. ID. Cowherd and II. b.
HaXall the bal-stones were as large, and
many OF them larger, than hen eggs, and
the destruction Of wheat, clover, and gar
dens was complete. Mr.. HaXaPs wheat
crop was the admiration OF the county, and
is so injured that he thinks OF ploughng it
up and putting the land in corn. Mr..
COwhcrd tells me that not a spire OF his
wheat was left standing. DENNIS.
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MATTINGS! MATTINGSI

MATTINGS! MATTINGS!
865 pieces MATTINGS. from auction. in all
widths-WHlTE, CHECKED, and FANCY at
the following prices, 1S. 20, %, 20. 30, and
35c.-the cheapest aud best goods ever seen In
this city:
OU-CLOThS in A., Ga, and s4 for Floors; IA
BILE OIL. CLOTHS in all widths and coors;
CARPETS and RUGS 10 be sold al sacrifice;
PARAsOLS-new and handsome novelties just re-
ceived-ihe best bargains IN the city;
OMESTICS-BLEACIIED and BROWN COT
TONS. CALlCOtS, PLAIDS MADRAS GING-
HAMS, and BED-TICKS reiaied al Wholesale
prices:
LAWNS. LAWNS at s, 10, and 12Hc.:
LACE MiITS IN all cOlors at 40, 30, 90, 1oc ana
81;
HOSIERY, TTONS, GLOVES. LACE aud
SILK FICHCES. LAWN aud MUSLIN tbs,
RIBBONS, LACES in LANGUEDOC, BRE-
TONNE. TORCHON, VAL CLUNY, aud
FRENCH LACES;
UNDERWEAR for Ladies. Children, and Gentle
men at very low prices
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at soc. worth 81;
WHITE GOODS IN endless variety;
RUFFLING from be- per yard 10 the finest made:
TABLE.LINENS, NAPKINS. DOlLIES. TOW
ELS, QUILTS, SHEETlNGS. LINEN DkILlS:
CASSIMtRE>, MIDDLESEX FLANNEL. LIGHT
CLOTHS and FLANNELS for SacqueS;
BLACK and COLORED SILK FRiAGES;
SHETLAND SHAWLS;
KID GLOVES at l-3-Jutton-evcrY pair guardn-
toed. Give US call. - 49, 49,,
my 1-S.MsW 627 Broad stree
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I'D. starke, r.. r. LAWYER, Hugh n; Page
Aiternatcs-F Frank Hatton, Il. 3. Dodson
Barton Myers, II. G. Dixby, William Eus
Tic. X. Cook. Third Ward-James mccoy
Canaan G. Il. Yeatman, Captain Oscar II
Edwards. Colonel J. Richard LeweIlen
Captain William II. White. Judge James y
Heath. and Major A. Myers. Fcnrii
Ward-WIliam II. Hall and ID. q. BEL,
Alternates-Thomas McGlennan ana r.
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ME- EIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (corper Twenty fifth and Leigh s'reetsl.
Rev. A. ). REAMY will preach at IL o'clock A. NJ
After the sermon the annual collections for state
missions will he taken.
Rev. l. b. TIMBERLAKE VIII preach al . e'o'N
pm. Missionary meeting ut 3k O'Clock L. NJ.
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We have q large exchange.list. We re-
ceive papers from many different States.
But amongst them all not one northern
paper is for Judge FIELD for President,
and very few southern papers.
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BUNTINGSl BUNTINGs!

BUNTINGS! BCNTlNGs!
BUNTINGS in all shades, the best Atwood at 22c
LACE BI'NTlNCS I'm ali cOlors AZ 25 lnd 30c.:
BLACK CASHMERES at 20. 20. 80, 35, and 4Oc.
ALL.WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at 40, so. 60
20, and SOC; .,.> .,,.,,,.
DRESS GOODS in PLAIN and FIGURED MONTE
BROCADE, BAShtr, R0AANE' TAMiSE
CREPE CL0IHr bEAT y s8 ana F0hOKeL
500 picccs FRENCH PERCALES at l2Hc., real
value 25c. per yardi
Our BI,AG X SIT X az ! can't be beat:
BLACK ALPACAS At 1928. 10, 20, 25 and SOC.
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We would call special attention 10 tn0se III want
Of BLACK and COLORED DRESS SILKS. which
we bought recently at very low prices As we are de-
termined TO sell these goods, We have made extra
low prices on them.
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npESG CAODSf

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Another large invoice just received Oh the latest
and best designs from 15c to 81.
FIGUTY.TWO PIECES COLORED BUNT.
INGS. in all the new aud desirable shades.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.


NEW BOOKS.-A Tramp Abroad, by
~ Mark Twain; illustrated; 1880: Advance
and Retreat by General 1900; SS Mas .S
The Theory Of Tbo1gh!ma Treatise on De Sln;
yersity OF virginia; a.. The American Farm.
er's New and Universal hand Book, Illustrated
Book, by Brewer; 1880. LoiteriDgs in Pleasant
faiths, by Marion Harland: $40. The Origin OF
the Homeric Poems. by Bonitz; Use American
Prose-IIawthOrne. Irving Longfellow. whittier
Holmes, Lowell, Thoreau, and Emerson; 1925
Uarda, g Romance OF Ancient Egg pt, by Ebtrs
from The German: 2 volume 70c.: Louisiana, bg
author THAT Lass o. LOwrie's": Sl.25. \ Fool:
Errand by Ore OF the Fools; 81 .25. Plain Reasons
AGAINST Joi2ing the Church OF Rome, by Litledale
40c. Monsieur LecCq; soc. The virginia Bohe.
nanS, by John Eslen Cooke: Use. Memoirs OF
Madame Renusat; 30: and - editions. Geikes
III of Christ. The only cheap complete edit ion
sl.5O. New volumes OF rankin-Sqnare, Half
Hour Series and Fpnks Standard Series are received
BIZ us daily. and u any address we will mail cata
ogues Of 5000 volumes at prices from l0c. up
ward. WEST, JOHNSION ~,
Booksellers, Staioners. and Pianc-Dealers.
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MEETINGS..

MCCARTHY COUNCIL, No. 46S, ROY
WI AL ARCANUM.-The members OF MCCAR-
THY COUNCIL, No. 46S, r. A., will attend a
stated meeting at SCHILLER Hall" on THIS (Satur-
day) EVENING, May is, 1880. al O'Clock
Every member is expected 10 be present. Candi-
date. requested to be prompt Members of sister
Councils invited 10 attend.
BY order of the Regent. X. 5. DENNY,
my I5-lt* Secretary.
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA MI :
THAI, PROTECTION ASSOCIATION viii be held
AT The Office of the Association. 26 north Ninth
street. on TUESDAY. Nav 18Th, at 8 o'clock L. Nj.
my 6.eodd III. ii. WILKINSON, Secretary.
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MT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth aud Broad streets).-Rey. j. u. HAw'
THoRYE. ID. D., will preach on SUNDAY AT IL ~
M-suhject, Everyday Religion y; ano oc'ecA
T. M-.ubiecf, us IL ?" All strangers welcome
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N1- ANOTHER LARGE AsSORT-
MENT OF COLORED SATINS AND SILKS, in
Guiding the new shades Of ROYAL PURPLE,
LILAC, TAN, ECRU, OLD GOLD, PEACOCK
BLUE. Also. some more Of those handsome BRO
CADE and FIGURED NOVELTIES for trimmings
and dresses Don's fill look at our line Of above
goods.
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M FIRST PRE- b Y I e Il A n
misunderstanding by the pastor, Rev. 1. L'
PRESTON. d. d., at II A. NJ. and at quarter before
at night Strangers will receive cordiai wei
come.
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In ourBLACK-GOODSD DEPARTMENT we have
an elegant liEe of French and American BCNT-
INGS. SILK. and COTTON-WARP HENRIETTA,
GRAPE CLOTH, TAMISE, CASHMERE. MO-
ME CLOTH, BROCATELLES. ALPACAs, and
other BLACK GOODS, at very low prices.
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III GRACE-sTREET i A PEI L
CHURCH corner or Grace and Fousbee streeisj'
The pastor. Rev. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER ~. W.
will preach at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and al o oc'ocA
u. NJ, on SUNDAY.
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vOoD ASD GOA.

OAK AND PINE WOOD, $50 10
ear1. delivered; BEST OAK and re IN,
A. 40 Der cfrd. delivered; ANfHRMt hHPl IN
All sizes; EAST BANK, ttAl ~ ,r,m ana
NUTTALBUEG. aud all oiBsr Al'' nh, b, te'e.
domestic fuel. Lowest easb price. b1' s,'strtr
phone or otherwise promptly nle1 Al" III STREET
SATISFACTION guarantee. Ohns'
opposite Theatre ana lSeo '''' ~ uPAGl..
nCRCHASERS WANTED ron ppnAf.
sPIINT coal. BEST ANTHEM LIZ 'l.f>t
Rrsr FOREST PINE AID DAN M'sN,,paINlA
CUMBERLAND COAL, btsr WI ttv,iSOP.
STEAM COAL. ;, 4. "lrsw.pridsc
delS seventeenth sii'''' a. -
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MArrINGs, OIL CLOlii s, H noeof
III PETs.-l have Just received 4 wv -
CHINESE MATflNGS OF al gsa''u Az, e..
CARPtTs. olL-Chorus avn SIiCSi, 'n9i
A nill tine LACE CURTAINS. ~ <GlNo> o.
ali STYLES. Work done Ia to~a OF '9a'S<iNGs,
ders promptly attended 70, Aayt, Main sIrce'
ap 6-xm Nv boAA
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I'VE PELICAN AND DIVE,


Orsanl1el under Tie aw, o. ihe S'l.a '
SILVER MINES situated - G.oI-.
Griffin al. irlct, Clear CrcOh county '..'
CAPITAL srocK, 100000; 100000 >HNH.
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MI SEVENTIES STREET CHRISTIAN
| CHURCH II. TYLER. pastor. will preach
at IL A. II, on "Present Tendencies toward
Christian Union" Owing to the mass-mcetipg OF
the Young Mems Christian Association Convention
10 be held In this house At T.. NJ, Will be closed AZ
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NJ GRACE-STREET PRESbf III
RAN CHURCu.-PreachIng at IL O'Clock ~ NJ
No nIghi-seryice.
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OFFICE or TIE CITY Arriroh.t
RIruNlONn. ". Wv /. L-r-.

OFFICE OF the CITY Arriloh,i
RICHNOND. VA. May 1. l~rn.
ITO HOLDERS or CITY OF III H.
L MO\D BONDS MATURING y JiIl hNp
ATGTST iSSO-At a meeting o. fhc q '..''
Sioners 81 the sinking Fund hrli tri- Gave Do US
Res0lred. That the Pres.d,rt az t.i- l.'.f
notice by publication IN one or iu r. 90 ir
nasrrs thar an on standing bonds 1t fH. ..f OBJ
r cbmoni due iu July amt -. az. is "l'
paid on prese atatlOu az this on ou Aaa ~
date 81 cir a. pcctye LatDr lc., ami % AT I..
ct Oh All such bonds viii cease tl'm ,nd aver '-
maturifitS. . ,.,..,,....,.,. t...,.f.-
HOLDERS OF CITY or RICHMOND l'f'
re erred 10 in tne FOREGOING lt>5 uilNh 3i'
gifted and rCques,cC-iu acroi t1nce VIZ. .'
above pre-. cri Ded-to prs ut DE sainc i'r i'
W. {. CARHl'Gl. 49,.
President Commissioner >ithlN- t"''
my 10.dfJNl
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MT FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCU Seventh street between Grace and
Broad) REV. W. G. sCHAEFFER, pastor. Preach'
ing at IL A. NJ. and +. VI. Seats free. All well
pomp.
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APCLLINARIS.


POLLIN ARTS.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie Gauiofs de Parts.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JUGS.
OF ALL MIsERAL-wATER DEALERS, GRocERs
AND DRUGGISTS. Ap 3-s,M&w3m
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY lex
y ECUrED ntbe LISPATch sRiNTiNG'
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stock full paid and uon.aese-s 3D. h..
REGISTRARS or IRANFLh-.-- ili'N''
and I ru-t COMPANY ,,. a.. I'D
TRUSTEEs.-Noryin Green. lfr .l''H
Union Telcgraph COMPANY Nth lniN' ".
Plant uresi,ient southern kNpTs,-f comp.
York: l. q. B.beock. urI.urir Adaul' i'-.,
Compauy. N,w YORK; - J. tlf-'n' ...
son herli Ben Telephone and 'i't -rt.h
New YorS: /. n. Alun>on. brN. ~. '''- .t
York: Albeit Il. Chandler, pr Sid'n' N'.'
Pacific Telegraph Com. yuN, -" ..l
Uulnstoue general suprr uiepdtn'
Pacific Tels.raph CompauY, "" l'i.. ..
y Natl. - ueral inauSg.r NaSi .n.. i'. '..i ...
company RosiCn; Thomas ]. lrt.f' s .,
Postmas9 is-GeneraL Masmn-ion. ~ .....
Russell Boston. Mass: General Francs 10 ~.
Georg,iSwn Colo: james ". or'lt-. 4. 49,
intsnde fl Southern Bell Telephone a-' u
Company, New YORK.. rf,.r, e.
Russell, Vice-pFe,ilent; Ih'o. y y pa, 4, ..
dent; X. n. Rochester treasurer "-''H'
Cs,ronce CARY formerly Of VIZ ~ 800.
Jer.Iae ,. Manang, Moreeitf' 49, ...,., -
sx.crtntiou, received aud ini .. ~,
M $ I'm lhtMNN AZ
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my 1-S.MSW
rcg- SECOND GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

d. &. Z. MITTELDORFER
will OMEN on MONDAY their second supply Of NEW
GOODS just bought at auction. DRY GOODS lower
than ever.
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nrgBROAD-STREET METHODIST
cuTRCH, SUNDAY. May 16.-Rev W. G. STARR
pastor, will preach at IL o'clock "A. M'-suoJ'ct'
Planting the Seed Corn ~; and at 8 T. M.-SuoJec''
4" Eternal Life Through Chris Alone
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, rT MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
j, @. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL A. NJ and
O'Clock M.
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NO BOOK.BUYERS.
THE NEW BOOKS.

SISTER DORA. A Biography. By Margaret Ions
RoDMAN THE KEEPER. Southern Sketches.
RyC. f. WoOson. &l.26.
LOITERINGs IN PLEASANT PATHS. By Ma
rion Harlsnd. sl.75.
THE sACRAMENTs OF THE NEW TESLA
MENT. BY Rev. G. ID. Armstrong. ID. -. $3.50.
PLAIN REASONS AGAINST JOINING TIRE
CHURCH OF ROME. BY X. +. Littledale.
LII. ID. so cents. 4.
THE FOOLS ERRAND. BY One Of The Fools: 81.
New supplies OF the FRANKLlN-SQUARE LIZ
BRARY, new supplies OF the SEASIDE LlbR ~
RY, with large stock of BIBLES, PRAYER
BOOKS, and HYMNALS
my13 WOODHOUSE PARuAM.
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EXCURSION.
TO CINCINNATI
FOR THE
MAY MUSICAL FESTIVAL
LEAVES RICHMOND At p. ",
MONDAY, MAY 18TH,
VIA THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP Including
meals and berths both ways between Huntington
and CINCINNATI,
TEN DOLLARS.
The tickets GOING will be GOOD only on the
special excursion-train RETURNING. the tlckeis
will be good on any regular train I'll June L, lSSO,
with privilege of stol ping at stations of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, WITHIN me ume
limited The excursion-lrain VIII run through 10
Huntington without lay-over
A re,taurant- car will be attached to the excur-
sion-ir iin furnishing meals at city prices.
This f. a splendid opportunity for BUSINESSMEN
TO combine business with pleasure.
Tickets will be on sale MAY l5ih ana ilth at "A,
w. CARRIERS. $40 east Main street, Baugnmlasn n
Brothers, 1917 east Main street, and AT chesapeake
and Ohio railway depot. cn,,,r
nv 10 Southern Agent.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANDl
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND, VA, May ~. 1851
EXCURsIoN TO WASHINGTON.
On WEDNESDAY,. MAY 10, 1880, SPECIAL
EXCURSION TRAIN will leave Elba, head of
Broad street, at 6 A. NJ. arriving at Washington
about IL A. VI. Returning, will LEAVE Washington
about 8 p. NJ. on same day.
ATTRACTIONS:
UANLAN AND COURTNEY ROWiNG-MATCH'
RUNNING RACES AT NATIONAL FAIR
GROUNDS.
Tickets. $3.50 for round trip-good on excursion
train only. On sale at 4. W. CARRIERS, s26 Main
stree. and at General Ticket Once, corner Eighth
and Broad streets. {. a. TAYLOR
mv11-9t General Ticket Agent.
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NEW AND HANDSOME FANCY
~ PARAsOLS JIsI RElLlNED Al

T. II T4TI
Beautiful SILK HANDKEBCHfEFS al2.c.:
Fine CHECK MI slim only &c. Der yard:
BLACK GNOS GRAIN. SILK az 80. -. 9pc.. a.t
81. worth IS, 91c.. Sl.l0. and Sl.Zj:
DRESS Linens a IL e.. aud upward.
An excellent SPOON-BUSk CORSET atJ)a.V0r'h
s5c.:
Our UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, linen bosom and
cuff. at sec. are worth 81
VICTORIA LAWNS at l21.c. worth 1910; a.
1G2sr. worth 25c.;
Another supply Of our 81 KID GLOVES ju.f re.
ceiyed-cYery pair warllntcs;
our soc. BLACK CASHMERE d, The best syoreN.
libited in The city at thc Price; DON'T fiiI to
seeit:
see our new CAMBRlCs, LAWNs, aai MADRAS
GINGHAM5:
LISLE-THREAD GLOVES az lOc. "a
LEWIS HELD 4 -DN'-.
vS.tOd 6ll Broad street.
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NOTICE.-We. the subscribers, HARD
IN WARE-DEALERs OF this city, hereby agree
10 close our respective stores at o'clock r. NJ from
The 18TH DAY OF MAY to the l5fu DAY On
'--, n. L. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
WATKINS, COTTRELL 4 CO.,
w. y. DOMAIN. SONS & CO,
CHARLES i. SlNTON,
JAMES MCeRAW,
A. II. CLARKE,
w. W, BALDWIN,
! my ll,ls&l5
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PIC-NItS.
MAY.QUEEN RECEPTION.

THE LITTLE CLEANERS SOCIETY
l. OF ST. JOHNS CHURCH will have MAY
QUEEN RECEPTION at Mrs. CARRINGION's
Franklin and Twenty-eighth streets, MAY 18TH
and 18TH at O'Clock L. NJ. They will welcome
all TO this Feast OF Flowers, Mirth, an JOY
my 15-2t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
OPTICIANS.

VO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT -
FOR 25c, ~0
ca az 'k23 Broad street aud get pair OF SIP RCTA-
CLfS, or EYEGLASSES. a large asso, tment of
sup silor quality always on hand. Prices from use
uisward. SKilfuliy adjusted 10 the eye,sy
, q. &. WALTER,
| Practical opfician, Matchmaker. and JewelIer,
\ 2a3 BROAD street Iassut f9s II. II. Cowardinl.
l mh 0-3m
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FINANCIAL.

~, UUU AT PER CENT.
Of
RICHMOSD CITY REAL E>TAfF.
RICHARD>NN { CO..
Real E,ia'e Agent.
,nvIr-9t lll3 Main sfr0tt