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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-06
" asAINGToa oHIC RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Beginning Get. &, 1879.

Beginning Get, &, 1879
The MAIL TRAIN will lesve Wsshin yton ct
w 8. N. snt Alexendr!s at 9 o. \. M daily,
except Sulds9; pass Leesburg, going west
ward, st II III s. In and xrrye 81 Round Hi!
st Ia m. Leave Bound Hill 8. 1896 y. NJ; psss
teesourg, going Eastward, at / 10 .. NJ, and ar
rive TT Alexandria al S:l5 p. H., and 81 Wash.
!nStoh o. 81 Il
The AUCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington 81 20 and Alexandria at 4 rs IN.
daily. except Sunday, and strive at Leesburg
at 9o y. N. Leave Leesburg st i 90 q. NJ,
and arrive AZ Alexandria at 10 q. M, and
Washington ct 6 81 N.
:, S- Passengers from Washington will tsko
me washington and Ohio cars ut toe Baltimore
. fotoGGc Railroad station st0 o. g. m. and 40
p NJ, and go through without change Ct cas-.
The 2Q5 3. N. train from AlexanGrla and 1890
2. ~ train from Eound Hi eornec! a. Round
Hal With Harris Daily Line OF touches
Tor Snickersville: Berryri!ie and Winchester:
also With Resmer' slime Of Coaches, which leave
Aees0urg daily for Aide ard Middleburx.
Both trains, westward, Eis!e close connections,
1t sleAns, With Sisson's Lins Of Stages for Fair.
lar Court House.
Communication tickets, Fl css Der mile
animal tieH sSs, S1Ss
i. HAYENER
OCT TT t+enersi Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-06

FOH POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER JOE.r ". THO.N pscy,.
EVERY MONDAY. THURSDAY snd SAT.
URDA 7, 1t 7.3O q. N returning on alternate
days.
JdJrE .HDSELEE,
On Sunday for Stones; Tuesday for Smith
Creek and Co,n river and Friday for Cusplico,
returning on alterns.e days.
The steamers Of this company make ccnnec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East ::
at New York with ell points West and North.
west and st Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rates given and freight handled csre-
fully and promptly. For further information
apply TO +. A. REED, Agent,
Jenneys wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, President.
Office under Natl. Metrop. Bark,
sep 27-tf Washington, = G.
Z Y m M u "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12
SeU Racks.

Prince Hugo. A Bright Episode. By
MARIA NJ. GRANT. Author Of " Ny Hearts
ia the Highlands" &c, &c.
From Generation TO Generation. A Novel
BY Lady AUGUSTA NOEL. Author Of
Wandering WILLIE" &C., &c.
These are Nos. III and 1lS OF The
"Franklin-Square Library" series. Pub
lisbed by HARPER & BROTHERS, New York
Price, 15c. each.
For sale by. G. Il. JOHNSTON.
FeLlop. TornSn,en. BY THOMAS HARDY
Author OF " The Return OF the Native
&C., &c. New York: HARPER 81 Bro
THEIRS. 1880.
This is one Of Harper'S Half Hour Sc
ries. Price, 20 cents.
For sale by c. T. JOHNSTON.
The Virginia B0hemidnS. A Novel. BY
JOHN ESTEN COOKE, author OF " Stories
OF the Old Dominion" &c, &e., &c. New
York HARPER Il BROTHERS. 1880.
This charming Virginia writer is SO popu'
lar that he needs no praise. The book be-
fore us is published as belonging TO Hdrper's
LIBRARY Of American Fiction. Price in pa.
per, 70 cents.
For sale by c. +. JOHNSTON.
History Of England. BY CHARLES KNIGHT
Vol. 6. Card manila cover. Price, 30
cents. Standard Series" edition. i.
Il. FUNK e. Co., New York.
This cheap edition Of this great work is
approaching completion. But two volumes
vet remain. including the extensive index.
These will be ready in less than fortnight.
As now a perfect copy OF KNIGHTS His
tory of England" is within the easy reach
of every mans purse, let all buy it.
TOcn Geology. BY CHARLES KINGSLEY.
Card manila cover. Price, ID cents. No.
rs, "Standard Series" l. X. FUNK Il
Co., New York.
This book is calculated to give more prac-
teal knowledge OF geology to the masses
than any other We know Of. 1t shows how
TO study geology.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

A WOMAN WITH WILL OF HER OWN
Princess Pauline, OF Wurtemburg, who has
just renowned her title and all privileges
OF her raLk in order TO marry the man she
loved (Dr. Will, a medical practitioner Of
Bresiau), evidently had a will OF her own
before she married this one. In a short adj
dress preceding the ceremony the officiating
Clergyman reminded the bridegroom that
in marrying him the royal bride had sur
rendered good deal that was esteemed
grand and valuable In life. When the
brides turn came TO make the marriage re-
spouse, she added TO the syllable "yes 4"
the following words, in a quiet tone: al
declare / give up nothing that can at all be
valued in comparison to the happiness
awaiting me, and / consider my lot most
enviable one"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
sEAsoNABLE GOODS

THE LARGEST STOCK OF LINEN LAWNS
EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS CITY.
FRENCH ORGANIZES and JAC0NETs In
great variety;
PERCALrs, CAMBRICs, and GIyGHAMs;
BUNTINGs, MOHAIRs, DEBEGEs, and sHU-
DAB;
SILKS at The lowest prices ever offered:
sATINs. BROCADEs, PEkfN5, AMI SILKS for
TRIMMINGS;
READY.MADE DRESSES, ULsTERs and
BUSTERS:
GARMENTS FOR LADIES-oug own manufacture
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS OF cur own manufacture
PARAsOLs and sUN.UMBRBLLAs ia great
variety:
LINEN LAP.ROBEs at 81, s1.1o, e1.25, $3.50
and 4I.75;
LINEN MADRAS GINGHAMs at lie. per yard
worth 25c.;
BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS ofevery descrip.
ton;
SOCKS, STOCKINGS, GLOVES, and MIrrS at
low prices;
LINENS, TwEEDS. CAssIMEREs, CHE
vIOTs, JEANS, and COTTONADEs for boys
and mems wear;
COLGATR's SOAPS, HANDKERCHIEF EX-
TRACTS, and TOILET WATERS;
The cheapest PAPERS and ENVELOPES in the
city:
IOhthOS bAtEc' HahbCh" hD''N''' anu
INSERTINGS-we show the only complete as
soriment of these goods ia the city
CURTAIN MUSIINS from Toe. 10 Csc. per yard
LACE CURTAINS In great yahety-ye Offer
some extraordinary bargains In this line;
1000 yards of NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN.LACEs
In the newest patierLs-we call particular at
teniiol to the STRIPED LACEs;
TIDES in great variety, and large assortment OF
TOILET MATS;
CORSETS.-WERNER'S HEALTH, NURSING,
and ABDOMINAL CORSETS in all sizes;
We show the largest and hest assorted stock OF
LINEN GOODSiu the city our prices are the
lowest for FIRST-CLASS GOODS;
Look at our TABLE DAMhSK, NAPKI 5,
DOILTkS, TOWELS, CkUMB-CLOTllS. &C..
A large assortment Of BUTTONS, PRINCES,
GIMPS, and BRAlDS.
Wemake additions TO our stock every day.
my IL LEVY BROTHERS.
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Now York Tribune.

An effort Is being made 10 found scarlet
fever hospital IN the envrons Of this city,
but sufficiently near to prevent danger OF
exposure TO patients during removal. The
only institution, il Is asserted, in which
scarlet-ieyer patients can now be received
is the Charity Hospital, on Backwelps
| Island, TO which 4 child can only be re.
moved at the risk OF its life. Americans
are only beginning to recognize The fatal char
| acter OF this disease, or TO provide against
contasion. 1t has been taken as matter OF
course for many generations that large pro-
portion OF children should die with it.
Even now the Board of Health, in their
| recent circular, but mildly advise parents
TO isolate their children during the progress
of the disease and until after dsquimation
has taken place. In England this entreaty
would be legal command A scarlet-feyer
patient is separated from healthy people a.
vigorously as one attacked with smallpox,
and the tenants or owners OF the building
in which the case occurs are obliged 10 dis
infect ana purify it thoroughly, or it is done
at their expense by the municipal authorl-
ties.
The necessity OF hospital for this disease
in city of the size OF New York arises
from the impossibility OF enforcing isola-
lion IN the majority OF iamllles, especially
in the poorer classes. Even ii the scarlet
fever patients could be received in other
ospitals without risk OF contagion to other
patients, the treatment they require is so
different from any others that il is almost
certain death to remove them. A case is
now before the English courts in which a
father is trying to bring punishment upon
the physicians in charge OF a certain in
frmary TO which his child was carried from
a boarding school, and died in consequence
Of the low temperature in which he was
placed.
Scarletfe Is always present in every
large city, and when it prevails as an cpl.
demic numbers IFS victims by the thousand
Even those who recover too often carry
with them some chronic ailment for life as
a souvenir Of its visit. well-ordered hos
pitaI such as is proposed would do much TO
lessen its power.
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DANVILLE.

OTHER ITEMS ABOUT THE FIRE-H0N0RS TO j.
W. 'DOEs-DEATH OF DIR. CBEsLEY MAR.
TIN-iBIsHOP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| AL-iBUKIAL OF THE REMAINS OF CASPIAN
RODHNHIZgR.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY IL, $780,
have been able to learn nothing further
! as to the, remains OF the third person which,
| IL Is said, were found yesterday in the ashes
OF the warehouse. NV informant was posi-
tive, but must have been mistaken. One
negro anu one white man who ordinarily
| worked in the building have not been heard
of since. In revising the list OF policies ]
| find that i wrote that Messrs. McDearman
Il Cobbs were insured by the Connecticut,
| and not 10y the Continental. The fire was
no doubt the act OF an incendiary. The
amount Of thetOsses IL put down at about
$4,000; the aIount OF the policies, $50, 800.
The prsise Of j. w. Docs, who lost his
life in the effortto save Samuel CPoxtOn, is
IN the mouth OF everybody. A large num-
Der of people attended the funeral, resolu-
tions expressive OF the feelings OF the fire
Company to which he belonged have been
adopted and pabished, and an exbIbision Of
practical sympathy for Mrs. Does is row
beiag made.
"A NUMBER OF STfcnGs anu TcidBScS i1tTc
have been deeTsy grieved at the death OF
Dr., Ohesiey Ma,tfsl. sDr. Martin died athis
home.st Chatham Oh the 9Th instant OF pa
ralysis. He had been tar years in all this
country leading pbysioian and prominent
citizen. DIR. Martin was abe father OF DIR.
Il. w. Matin, the distip &ui-hed lieutenant
colonel OF the Fifty.thifd Virginia regi-
ment, and father .in-law Of Mr.. John Daniel
Coleman and Captain w. u. Tredway, Of
Chatham, and OF Rev. W. q. Penick, OF
AleKaadria.
note an extract Ia the Post OF this
from the Alexandria Gazette,
which states that Bishop Peniek, recently
from Afyies, had feft Baltimore for Dam
vile on visit TO his mother, who Is now
very III. That honore,f Iady-honofed in
the donors 10 which her Sons have attained
lives In Halifax county about six miles from
Halifax Courthouse. Bishop Pchick Is,
think, native OF this county. aud was edu-
Gated here. Though not sEbiect to military
duty because OF q NAL. lorna ton OF the feer, |
be entered the Confederate A'ervce In the |
spring OF 1851, and came away from Appo-
matfox Courthouse 10 1865, AMI shall he be |
seen mere, many soldier. forgetting that
ne Is bishop, would bail him as Clifton.
mr.. u. +. Miller, OF Raymond, Rice coun-
", hans,s, Is here on q visit to the family
of bis brother-ln-law, Mr.. q. q. Rosse.r.
Rev. i. II. Fonlaine, OF the RinggoiG
Baptist church, baptized eight persons on
saturday last.
The remains Of the late Caspar Rodenhi-
er, who died vt LcaksyiIle, N. e., In March
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Mr.. Seymours Position.

Speaking for good many people, TO
doutt, the Alexandra Gazette says:
"Tbe fact that puzzles tue ordinary
Democratic voter Is that there should he
shy conceivable doubt about the acceptance
OF the presidentiaI nomination by any one
to who's 1t may he rendered. Che condi-
ton Of usscertaipty Is necessarily COS ducive
10 one OF aeakness. and why Mr.. Seymour,
with all Of his profeksed love Of Democracy,
should so aet ~ to promote that condition
n bard for most people TO understand. He
certainly kspNs whether be can or ean1ot
accept the nexsinaiion, and 1t Is as little a.
he can do TO suaounce his determination 10
that sespect ak 0Dee and In such explicit
terms that there can be no possible danger
OF u neutrality-suspicious."
Mr.. SEYMOUR Is 40 eircumstanced that he
cannot sag positively whether he would ac-
eept nomination for the presidency, with
out saying what might tend to draw of the
New York delegates from the support OF
Mf. TMDEE, and what would therefore have
= tendency 10 produce eoolness between
the friends OF those two gentlemen. We
Judge that " he resided 10 any other State
than New YORK. Mr.. SEYMOUR wonId an.
swer o. once the important question TO
Hhlea ths Gazette refers. And because,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12
STAIJNTCN.
4 SHOOTING AFFAIR GROWING OUT OF QUAR-
| REL.

. SHOOTING AFFAIR GROWING OUT OF QUAR-
REL.
Correspondence of,he Richmond pispa,cnI
MAY 10, 1880.
Mr. Preston Thomasson, who bears tne
charactes Of good citizen. was lodged ID
iail here this morning for shooting d. u.
Miller, near the Pines chapel Yesterday
NOR ming. Miller had quarrel with 'Ihom.
ass on, went to his house, and used violent
AID threatening language. ThoTasson or
f.ered him away, when he went INTO tue
road with rock in his hand and dareu nun
out. Thomasson got bis gun and told nun
IL he did not leave he would shoot n.m.
} with an oath Miller told him to do so, when
Thomssson fred, putting load OF small
shot in his thigh near the groin. Inc
wound is a serioas one, but not necessaril!
fatal. The parties live in this county ABOUT
lfhree miles from Gunyille. r.. PENN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12
The Nashville American says {:

"Unless Seymour can be nominated, the
obvious way TO compose New York is 10
take man not involved in the bitterness OF
New York politics."
The American is right in both respects.
II SEYMOUR can be induced to accept the
nomination he will easily carry New York.
II be cannot. the Democrats will have to fall
back upon HANCOCK, BAYARD, THURMAN, or
some other aspiIant outside OF New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12
DEATHS.

Died, on the IL ID instant, a. hsif.past O O'Clock
r. NJ. Mrs. MARGARET MESCO, alter a long
and painful Illness In the seyen, year finer
age.
Her funeral will take place from ST. Mary,s
church THURSDAY MORNING at balfpa Y
O'Clock. Friends aud acquaintances are invited to
attend without further ntticc.
Cincinnati papers please copy. 2t*
nied, on Tuesday, May I1,h, at The resd nee Of
her bro her-in. law, DR. Labdon u. Edwards, I'm this
ely, Miss CARRIE A. RUCKER. daughter OF
George NJ. Fucker, Esq, OF WIrsion, N. q, late OF
LyhchbnrR, Va.
Tier funeral win take plae. from PArk-P:aee Me-
1hoqisI CHURCH THIS AfTERNpQN at 8 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

-. later PROVISIONS than ever e D.; ire
baihers will DC De.,sl on the lst Of June.
baths baths. Will be be open from A. NJ until p
wh'cn WIN , nc Samson saasou. The number OF Tree
NJ. during Tue ys ser'v wns s.ssl,27o, Of which
pa sso 7,o 'a we're males and females
l,s9I,'hV , men this totul will be exceeded
during tho canning months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

LorrERIss.-It went do. lotteries emit
hide behind the Federal Cor stitutioD. The
Mississippi Constitution forbids lotteries.
One started under pretended contract for
twenty years. ChieiJnstice WAITE speak
iuy for the Supreme Court Of the United
States disposed of its "rights" on Monday
last. We quote:
Judge Waite refers TO the Dartmouth.
College case rs the precedent which for
bids A State violating contract, but
asks whether this case shows one TO
have existes. The charter provided Tor
fine payment Of $4,000 to the State UNI
yersjty, ara $1,000 and one half OF one
per cent. OF the receipts as an annual tax.
This the Court considered exceeded the
right Of the Legislature 10 do as binding
the State,ior period OF years. The Legis-
lature could not bargain away the police
mower di q State. and lotteries were proper
subjects for the exercising OF this power.
The Legislature coule not by cbartering
lottery company defeat the will OF the peo-
pie as expressed by their adoption OF a con-
stItuttonal clause forbiidng lotteries. The
contracts protected iy the United States
Constitution are concerning property rights
and not governmental rights. The right to
stop lotteries was governmental one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mt ANOTHER LApGr
.ssnI,r.

III hNViHEh bARbE AsSDRT.
NENT or coLOkED sATIvs AND SILKS. IN.
Guiding the new shades Of ROYAL pT,Rptp
LILAC, TAN, ECRU. OLD GOLD, PEACocK
BLUE. Also, some more Of those hand,one rpn.
CADE and FIGURED NOVELTIES for trlnm,ny,
and dresses. Dons fill 70 look at our line N 49,
goods. WV"
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EXCURSION.

FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP Oncludng
meals ana berths both ways between Huntington
and Cincinnai),
TEN DOLLARS.
The tickets GOING will be GOOD only on the
special excursiOn-tran. RETURNING, the tickets
viii be good on any regular train I'LL June /, 1880,
with privilege of stOi ping over AZ stations OF the
Chesapeake and ohio railway, within the time
limited. The excursOn-train VIII run through TO
Huntington without lay-Over.
restaurant car will be attached TO the excur-
son-lrain, furnishing meals al city prices.
This Is 4 splendid opportunity for businessmen
10 combine business with pleasure.
Tickets will be on sale Nav l5lh and 17th At A.
w. CARRIERS. $40 east Main street, Biughman
Brothers, 1917 east Main street, and at Chesapeake
and Ohio railway depot.
Baggage checked through j. G. DAME.
my ~ Southern Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

NEW YoRK's FREE BATHs.-The tree
baths In New York, In which the poor and
middle classes Of the city disport them
selves In the torrid weather, are now being
put IL readiness for the summer season.
List year aud the year previous hundreds Of
thoasands OF people enjoyed the facilities
proylasa by the city government, and this
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ORANGE
SMALLPOX IN THE COUSTf-QUARANTINs
FSTABI ISHFD.

SMALLPOX TN The CUUNIf-VUAhANIrN"
ESTABLISHED.
fCorrespcidence OF the Richmond DispatchI
MAY 10, 1850.
There ore halidoZen or more weli-de-
fined cases Of smallpox in this county, 10
the vicinity Of Madison Run and Mailory's
Ford the latter on the Louisa line. Quar-
antipr has been established. There has been
certslnly one fatal case, and probably uTcre,
though the doctors, as usual, differ as to
some Of the fatal cases. The disease Is
mainly among the negroes as yet, though
thu one agreed fatal ease was white lady.
There is much apprehension in the county.
DENNIS.
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BUNTINGs: pUNTiNG>.

BUNTINGS IN an shadcs. ile best al,.wooi ,. 4l.
Ter yard
LACE 81 NTlNGS in All color, A. - ant8 3d..
BLACK CAsIlMtRIS 20 -. -. &c. 50. 1ud 4le..
AIL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE q. 4j b. cn.
70. and Soc:
DRESS GOODS IN PLAIN AID FIGURED WuWfr.
BRO'ADE, BA~Ktr ROMANO. TANII~f.
CREPE CLOTHS. BLACK aul CploRfD
SILKS, SArIN>,and PEkIS STRIPE, am .',
10 a.tOni.h all:
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALE> at l2.c. r..I
value 2Jc. per ward:
our BLACK SILK al 81 cau't brbaai:
BLACK ALPACA> a. II 3. -. =. jsul 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

We would call special attention 10 tao.e IN ,.,,
OF BLACK and COLOEED DRESS SILKS. vbIc,
we bought recently at very low prices. As w arc "a.
termlnedto fell th'se goods, we have made o,,,,
low prices On them. 'N"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

In our BLACK-GoODs DEPARTMENT we h,,.
an elegant line OF French and American rt.v.r
INGS, SILK. and COTTOS-WARP UENpfp,rT,
GRAPE CLOTH, TAMlsE. CksHMFpp 20
ME CLOTH, BROCATELLEs. ALPACA. ~
other BLACK GOODS, a, very low rr..es.
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DRESS GOODS
DRESS Goops

Another large Invoice Just received Of the l,,,,
and best designs from l5c. 10 81.
EfGHTY.TWO PIECES COLORED gr-Dr.
iNGs, IN all the new and ce,rable aadcs.
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last, win be brought to NORTH Da'y''e .os
day and deposited in the NORTH Dasv'iie
Hao,ofory I'LL has
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

The Wig Of yesterday knocks oil The fat
into the fire. II saws that all that II meant
nv IFS article OF Monday from which we
quoted yesterday was to "set forth that Re-
adiusters who are determined to vote tue
Nat,oua, Democratic ticket should not there
fore become Eunders."
Was that aIls Then we were certainty
sold. But really the paragraphs we repro
duced seemed to us TO be very clear we
are bound, however, to let the Wig con-
strue its own language.
Al the same time, II must not be over
looked that the Wings explanation Is an
admission Of the fact that there are many
Democratic Resdjusters who are determined
70 vote the Democratic next fall. IL Their
were only few OF them, dispens.atsor
| would not BE necessary. They wo'ild 81
allowed TO 20 their ways in peace "ed n
silence.
Therefore, we still have som'.thtug u
thank tire Wing for. We ale MT yet per
shaded that there win be any unplodget
electoral ticket run in Virginia.
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NOTICE. OOKs OF SUBSCRIP.
IN TON TO THE CAPITAL STOCK or rue
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL
be opened at the Pianlers National Bank, Rich
monf, Va. On WEDNESDAY the goth day OF May,
1880. JOHN u. DAVIS,
4. NJ. LOGAN.
JOHN Il. BRANCH.
APP 2l-tNy2e REuBEN FOSTER
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living Il, New York, be does not answer In
the negative, we infer that 1T the proper
ume his reply will be in the Affirmative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

will open on MONDAY their second supply fNgW.
GOODS Just bought ar auction. DRY GOOD, -ct
than ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

THIS IL THEIR tOl Il ! II - lIl1 lNlN
SEASON.
HANDSOME GR0CAUE SILK, IN oy,ry c,nr.
for rOmDlnaiiOn suits:
BLACK SATIN from 75c. o. $3.50 per ,aI'. %,
hest IL SATIN IN Richmond. lu pliin aR1 r,Aiu
stripes-we have every shade.
b. ~ X from Gjc. 10 - 80 yer yafl: ..nr
81 Sllh Is very superior Iuan \. ".f - ~
SILK ~ extra quality orr SATIN d. LYON
al 80 npr yard I, worth $50:
In FIGURED AMI STRIPED SILKS We have 40
the new Sha1c, and 20 bot ON prices,
A full line OF BLACK CA>IlNEKt> q u &c. fp
sl.50 per yard. our SOC. CASINO IT, i- fN-
best IN The cry our CSC. CASHMERE t'erl
We also have q ruiz lneof WHITE GOODS. u..a-
MANSIONS, Wet - f. I 4 ani liNlN
LAWNS, FRENCH okGANpits auA IAF'
\ few pieces more Of LINEN SHLErlNG> 'l', A.
old prizes;
In CAsSiMERES. for mems and Boys wear ",
bayea very large aud WELLS iec',d stock
A few more Of those DAM 1GsD llNtN> lci,. l1
entire new lot OF MADRAS GlNGHAM~.
la HOSIERY, LI>LE GLOVES. KID GLOVE,
SILK GLOVES. aud SILK MltTs o.. -
In PARASOI 8 we have a very Lrer stock 90 li. fi,
latest novelties and 10 price, 30 suli al;
In MATTlNGS, OII.-ClOTll>. CNHPkl>. ~ -
WINDOWS RADLS, and LACE CURTAINS
we have 4 full liue.
CAPRIAGE-ROBtS from 81. o. i2-.l,nl q. i'
look al Them
A very large assortment Of TOWELS amt NAF-
Kl\S-an extra good Napkin 40 : / lsr o.;
In BUTTONS. LACES. aud FElN6t> We hait 40
The new styles:
In our DREs>-GOODS DEPARTMENT we have
all the new shades aud styles.
full line OF BL tCk aud COLORED III y No.
LACE BUNIlNG>. COAt IlMAN silIlN''.
and NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
ALL-WOOL MOMlF-CLOTHS and BRo' Ap-N
In c0lors. for combination suits,
fu line OF LACE StARF>. RtFtLlN"'' abs
kIBBONS. IN the latest style,
500 COISETS from see. 10 $50;
100 patterns OF new HAMBURG LDGlNr' i.
&c. 10 II. 50 per yard ,..,.
Another lot OF iho,e cuetp BALBRlGG ~ Hn,E
LADIES aud GEN1LEMEN'> tNDaEh tAH''
ful assortment;
Don't fail 10 look a. Our TABi t-ilNLN~.
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED SHIFTS
SiLts and pTict.,
Don't fiil TO look al our BUNTING.a,i-woli a..Nt'
AT l2sc;
And thousands OF other goods too numeral. n..-
ton for want OF space.
STCLE BROTHERS.
my 3-eod 81 Kr'ai street..