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Hampden-sidney COllege-New Pro-
fessOrship.

(Corresponi enee Of the Richmond DlspatchI
JUNE II, 1881.
After my report OF yesterday an event Cf
much interest took place. The Rev. Presi.
dent Shearer, Of the Clarkesvile Univer-
sty, Tenn, by invitation, appeared before
the trustees and made a brief but very in
teresting and clear address on the expe-
diency Of making provision for instruction
In Biblical studies in our seminaries Of
learning. So persuasive and forcible were
the remarks OF the learned president that
Henry s. Reynolds, OF Norfolk, gave $4,000
for five years instruction in Bible studies,
ia rhetoric and and elocution. Rev. DR..
Pitzer, of Washington city, and Professor
Blair added sum sufficient to Insure a sal
airy Of 1900 per annum for five years for
the new chair.
On Thursday next, June 23d, meeting
Of the trustees of Hsmpden-Sidney College
will be held at the second Presbyterian
church, in Richmond, at p. NJ. sharp. 20
elect a professor for the "H. 3. Reynolds
professorship."
With one OF the best commandments in
the history Of this venerable seminary OF
learning, and with this new departure 10
generous foundations OF professorships,
the outlook is encouraging, and the old
college will, 1t is believed, renew her
youth. REPORTER.
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Mr. REDrIELD, the Washington CORE
spondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
which Is 10 some sort an organ Of the Presi
dent, says:
"Yeur correspondent asked (on Thurs
dsy] member OF the Cabinet who is daily
ia consultation with the President wha
General Garfield intended to do 10 the mat
ter OF the Virginia controversy. You
know Just rs much OF the intentions OF the
President as he himself knows was the
reply. sHe has not yet decided bow TO act.
Think be rs waiting 10 ascertain what the
Republicans Of the State intend DOING"
That corresponds With what the President
himself said TO General WIcxHAM's commit
tee the next day.
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DIR. WARMERS coRALINE CORSET.


(Patentcd November "a, 1878: April 20 and No
yember %, 1897
PERFECT CORSET AT LAsT-No MORE BROKEN
WHALEBoSES.
After spending over $4,000 In experiments, we
have perfected material for boning corSets, called
CORAIINE, which Is vastly superior to horn or
whalebone. It's advantages are:
First IL cannot be broken.
AREwARD OF FIVE DOLLARS
will be paid for every corse, In which the CoRALINE
breaks with six months ordinary wear.
Second. lt Is more pliable than whale5one, aud SO
adsp,s itself more readily TO the movements Of the
body. This makes 1t much more comfortable ana
healthful.
Third. IL is not affected by cold heat, or moisture
Fourth. II IS the cheapest and most serYiceaoe
Corset ever made.
The CORALINE CORSET Is made throughout OF
sunerlor materials, and Is warranted In every re-
spect If not found entirely satisfactory the pur-
chase. money will be refunded.
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VIII Not Follow Malone
KEswlcK, juno IS, 1881

KEswlcK, Juno Is, 1881.
Editor Charlottesville Chronicle: Now
that The Malone Radical Convention has
announced its partufition--a back.and.tan
ofsprlng-it behooyes all true ReSdiusters
to rally TO one standard.
Many Readjusters will not follow Malone
into the Radical camp. This from personal
knowledge. j. w. FITz,
ReS0juster Democrat.
Where there is one Resdjusier who Will
thus publicly confess TO change Of opia.
Ion, there are ten who will vote the Demo
cratic ticket without saying anything about
their intentions.
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srErIAL NOTICES..
ny THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
ARE NOW BEING oFFEREDAT

ARE NOW BEING OFFERED AT
JULIUS MEYER SONS.
IMMENSE LOT or GOODS FROM BANK
RUPT sALEAT HALF VALUE.
NOTICE THE PRICES.
IL CASES BEST PACIFIC LAWNS at sJ4c.;
| Q CASES BEST UNION LINEN LAWNS at De-;
/ CASE WHITE LACE-sTRipE MUsLISs at
| exc. worth 15c.;
| CASE WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at s5c. worth
12kc.;
40 PIECES STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at
12xc. worth 16Hc.;
80 PIECES WHITE INDIA LINEN at 16hc.
worth 25c.;
| 80 PIECES FIGURED LINEN LAWNS at 1870.
worth 25c.;
30 PIECES DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS
MUSLISs at 1896;
40 PIECES ExTRA-FINE DOTTED MUsLINs
from 2Jc. TO 50c.;
LAWNS;
Q CASES YARD-wIDE ALL.LINEN sUITING
at lie. worth l6hc.;
40 PIECES ECRU ALL-LINEN LAWN at Toe.
worth 16Xc.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN HOSIERY ;
| so DOZEN LADIES' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOSE, 12Hc.;
| 60 DOZEN sILK-CLOCKED BALBRIGGANs,
I5c.;
| CASE FULL REG ULAR. MADE LACE-FRONT
BALBRIGGANs, Csc;
| / CASE REGULAR-MADE RlBBED-FRONT
BALBRIGGANS, 20c.;
LADIES' FULL REGULAR-MADE SOLID
PISKS AND BLUE, 30c. worth 50c.;
| LADIES' FULL REGULAR-MADE HAlR-LlNE
STRIPES at 2Sc. worth 40c.;
| CHILDREN'S FULL RE6ULAR-MADE FANCY
HOSE, Csc;
so DOZEN LADIES' FINE GAUZE VESTS. Csc. !;
| go DOZEN GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE UNDER
SHIRTS, 1896;
lGENTLEMEN'S WHITE-LAWN TIES. 13c. per
dozen, at JULIUS MEYER & SONS
COL aud 603 Broad street.
SPECIAL ITEMS.
LADIES' MOHAlR AND LINEN ULSTERS,
*l.25 w.
HOOP. SKIRTS, new styles, large stock.
Extra cheap lot Of PARASOLS and SUN.UM-
BRELLAS.
DR.. WARMERS HEALTH AND FLEXIBLE
HIP CORSETS.
THE CELEBRATED PARTISAN AND BON.TON
CORSETS Just opened at
JULIUS MEYER SONS,
10 Io.eod COL aud 6O3 Broad street.
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W- sYCLE BROTHERS.
WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS.

/ "VSOhorOb HEDOtTlDN-.
This week We Will Offer extraordinary Ipdaes.
EI%ck and coE1Rsb RicH saTiN G BE- 21d
We shall oier 70 pieces of ALL-siLK GKFSA
DIMES st soc. per yard. cos 81 % import:
we VII ,p ss'' 2. eoc. another lot Of the SATIN
And the same time We wiz off.r The most excn.
1--WE assortment Of BLACK siLKs~ao.iseb
GaRo-SanAlS at f2e e. 20. inca GRQ.GRAIN a.
GGsIRiNEs at ssc' 2iuc6 D sss; az II Ipcs
9Oc~ "a ,,nca sxIiS flSIslI
For finish and wear supas,l0r any Other $40 Tb,
and other makes up 20 SO rs.
#f$Ss sS$IS \ \ s s sSs.
sCxof sxTiNs from ii 10 81. "'N'N b'o'
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN MOURNING
sin another great 1 resuci,or-Irprx.s Ar,
WOOL LACE BUNTfNGs- rs inches widq al
25c. Far inferior limitations Of these goods
were fold early In the season at soc. They are
the handsomest and most desirable SUI ner
black fabric imported this season. and cannot h.
bought in other stores anywhere near the price
REAL NUNs' YELLING. so inches wide. At s5e.-
cannot be bought elsewhere under 75c.;
nouBLE-,WIpIh By NlINe-aIl wool-at 4oc.;
MEXICAN GRENADINES AZ 25c.:
DAMAssE GRENADINES at 45c.;
HERNANls. sURAHS, FANCY GRENADINES,
LACE ARMURss, CAMEL-HAiR GRENA..
LINES. CREPEs NAMBEA. BARFGEs DE
LU1Z. ByZANTiNKs. ALBa1ROss. CASH.
MERES, ARMURts. sHOODAH>, TAhi-Es,
HENklETTA CREPFs. in al qualities.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN LADifs'UNDER-
WEAR-CALL AND SEE FOR
YOURSELVES
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN WHiTE-GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
so pieces ALL.LlNEN LAWNS a. lz'fc.' reduced
so pieces VICTORIA LAWN at l2Ic,, reduced
from &c.;
1000 FANS from 1c. tn 81;
100 LAP.ROBEs at 90c., reduced from sl.2J:
l 900 PARAsOLs and SUN-CMBRELLAS to be-
clio. cd at New York cost:
500 CROCHET MARSEILLES SPREADS f0 De
clost at great reduction:
LAUNDRIED aud USLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
from Doe. 10 81;
500 GAUZE UNDERVEsTs from zoe. 10 soc.
other bargains for which we have no room foi
mention. sYCLE BROTHERS,
je l0-eod BIZ Broad street.
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PERFECTION CORSET.

Patented January II, 1876; January 8, April 10,
November ~, and December A 1877; February
10 and June A. 1878; and February IL, 1879.
Re-issued July 3, 1877; March and August 6.
1879
This CORSET combines the Tampco Bus:s of the
Health Corset, with the sides aud back Of the Flexi-
BILE Hip Corset, thus making (as It's name mples) the
most PERFECT CORSET that can be constructed.
II is made of the best materials, highly ornament.
ed, and is put In an elegant box Ladies who wish
the very best Of everything will be particularly de-
lighted with DIR. WARMERS PERFECTION COR
SET.
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sToRK,S GRAN TOUR.

sTORK'S GRAND TOUR.
STORKS GRAND TOUR OF
FIFTEEN DAYS 10 MONTREAL, CANADA,
WITH ALL EXPENSES PAID, ONLY $40.
LEAVES JULY 9TH.
BALTIMORE TO NEW YORK. HUDSON RIVER,
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE,
FORT TICONDEROGA, MONTREAL,
WHITE MOUNTAINS,
LAKE wINNEPESAUKEE,
LAKE cHAMPLAIN,
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG,
PLYMOUTH, BIOS TON, NEWPORT, r. !.
MAGNIFICENT SAIL on Long ISLAND
ONLY $40.
INCLUDES HOTEL AND ALL NEEDED En-
PENsEs FROM BALTIMORE BACK TO
BALTIMORE.
This tour avoids hurry, worry, care, or fatigue
pleasing variety of travel; no long tedious
rides without rest trayersing four
beautiful lakes.
40 INCLUDES HOTEL AND ALL NEEDED
EXPENSEs!-S70.
sToRK's ATTRACTIVE TOURS
NEW YORK,
NEWPORT,
NEW BEDFORD,
NANTUCKET,
MARTHA'5 VINEYARD
NEARLY 1000 MILES BY RAIL, SOUND, AND
OCEAN, GA.
FINER SCENERY, MORE RECREATION,
GREATER VARIETY IN TRAVEL,
NOT wEARISOME,
VISITING THE WONDERFUL ISLANDS OF
THE ATLANTIC.
For Descrip i've Guide, apply to
A. w. CARRIER.
ieIs 1000 Main street, Richmond
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DIR. WARMERS NURSING CORSET.

Patented September 2S, 1878; July II and No
vember 81, 1877; February 10 and June 4, 1878 ;
and February IL, 1879
This CORSET contains the skirt Supporter and
Improved Tampico Bust, the same as DR.. Warmers
Celebrated Health Corset but In the centre of each
bust there is opening, with an adjustable cover
which admirably adapts it 10 the wants Of mothers
who are nursing.
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kGLEIG STR + + T BAPTIST
CHURCH (corne OF Twenty.fifh and Leigh
streets).-Tbe pastor, Rev. JOHN POLLARD, ID. D.
will preach at l O'Clock A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock +. NJ
MISSIONARY MASS MEETING. The regular
monthly meeting Of the Missionary Society viii
take place at o'clock p. NJ. Rev.J. WILEY BLEED
soc and Rev. W. j. +. COX will address the Society.
All strangers are cordially welcomed.
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ME- LAUREL.sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH corner Laurel and Albemarle streets).-
OPENING DAY. Sunday -tcbool assemblies ct Ore
gon- H.li chu ch and marches In procession TO the
new church at A. NJ. Sermon by Rev. JOHN j..
LAFFERTY, editor Of Richmond Christian Adro.
cate, at III A. NJ. Sermon by Rev. W. G. STARR,
ID. d., Z. NJ. (Seats reserved until service begins
for holders of admission cards.) Sermon at Sl6
NJ
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The man who goes about nowadays howl
ing for more greenbacks ought to be yacci'
nate6.- Cincinnati Commercial.
Would that cure him OF his folly!
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WHITE GOODS.

For the present season we are provided for great
demand in DOTTED add FIGURED SWISS MUS
LINs, LINON DE DACCA, LINEN LAWNS
ORGANIZES. PERSIAN LAWNS, NULL Nus
LINs, PIQUEs, JACONETS, TARLATASs,
CAMBRICS, aud MAZALIAS. These goods We
can sell as low as any house In the country.
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YOUR ATTENTION Is SOLICITED.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE CO.
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.

We are just in receipt OF a most complete and va
ried assortment Of
PARAsOLs AND sUN-UMBRELLAs.
Among these goods we are exhibiting many adj
yanced novelties, ranging 10 cost from IL TO sl5.
Largest and cheapest stocks In the city.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
In this department stocks are reple,e with the
choic, st and nobblest effects In
TwEEDS, CAssIMERES. CHEvIOTs, SUIT
INGS, AND CLOTHS.
In addition TO these, we new offer an unusually wen.
assorted stock OF
PATTERNS FOR TROUSERS
at reduced rates. Much money be saved In ;his
department.
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DIR. WARMERS

MISSES CORSET AND SKIRT SUPPORTER.
This CORSET is designed for Misses frsm twelve
to hf;een years old. II Is Of the highest importance
10 girls future health that at this age, WHEN the
body Is rapidly developing, the weight of her cloth
ing should be supported from the shoulders aud noe
Aom the hips. This Is easily aud perfectly accom-
plisbed by wearing Or. WARMERS MISSES
CORSET AND SKIRT SUPPORTER.
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DIR. wARNER,s MISSES, CORSET.

This CORSET is designed for Misses from twelve
10 nfteen. Ii has the same Arrangement for sup
porting the skirts the Health Corset, but Is made
without the Tamplco Bust.
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NJ FIRST BAPT l S L CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streets. Rev. DR.. HAWTHORNE
will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. M.-subject, Z" The
Ministry of Suffering" Rev. ID. n. GwIN. pistor
of the First Baptist church, Atlanta Ga Will preach
at S:l5 z, NJ.
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We acknowledge an invitation to the
Joint final celebration OF Graham-Lee and
Washington Literary Societies OF Washing
ton and Lee University, Monday, June Goth.
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GENrLEMEN's CLOTHS AND CASHMERE
DAMAsK CLOTHS.

We ask the attention Of housekeepers 10 I large
and varied stock Of DAMAsK CLOTHS, from the
finest loom IN the world. These are specially ADAPT
ed for ine retail trade and are confined 70 our
houses for the city OF Richmond. They measure z,
2H, 3, aud 81 yards I'm length. The DESIGNS and
PATTERNS are very unique aud elegant, and tie
NAPKINS and DOILlEs can lie found exactly 10
match.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.
STEVENS'
Is MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS
Opening THERE.
THE VARIETY Is ALMOST ENDLE>-.

CHINA TEA SETS. BERRY SETS,
ICE.CREAM SETS, DESSERT SETS,
CHAMBER SETS, TOILET sEI,t
DISC sTATUETTES, CHINA Figures, BA>-
KE1S, TOYS;
"sNOWr GOODS in rich and novel designs
CCSPADOREs In Brown Lava, Fine China, Far.
with rich gold decorations;
FANCY CUPS AND sAUCERS, MUGS, DE-
sERT PLATES, BERRY PLATES;
CoFFEF-POT STANDS, MATCH STANDS, MA
JOLICA PITCHERS, COMFORTS, TEAPOT
SALAD BOWLS, ICE BOWLS, FRCu
PLATES, &C, Sc:
An immense stock Of BLACK WALNUT SID
and CORSER-BRACKETs. WALL POth'
ETS, TABLES, BOOK-sHELNt>, sc.
You will mud the lowest prices on ROGERs's
SPOONS. KNIVES, aud FORKS, all sizes, al
STEVENS,
els sos Broad street.
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We will also offer:

We will also offer:
eases Of COLORED IMITATION LINEN
LAWNS At 3kc. yard;
A large lot Of WORsTED DRESS FABRIC a
Lace and other styles. AZ Zoe. a Yard
ALL-WOOL (40.inch wIdel NUNS YELLING. lD
black aud colored, at 5oc yard, The value NJ
which Is 90c.;
A very large stock of BLACK aud COLoRED
DRESS FABRICS at astonishing prices
so piece, of WHITE FRENCH ORGANIZES 10
l9c.;
8 cases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS at 49,
yard;
INDIA AND PERSIAN NULL at 2jc.; very dne
quality at Soc, formerly sold Al 75c.;
LINEN DE DACCA at l24c. formerly sold At lsc.
Also, a large stock Of REAL LINEN LAWN On
white and colored, az IL, IA. aud Ice. 1hese
goods were formerly sold at 10, 20, and 3jc.
Also, large lot Of lew
LACEs,
s..s..s..ss...
among them great many al heavy reductions.
Also sDeciil blrgains in HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDkERCHIEFS, aud Fans.
Great reductions IN FINE DRESS BUTTONS,
FRINGES, and other Trimmings.
je l6-Th,SaSSu COHEN BkOIhth>'
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are the basis Of confidence upon which we rely for
their disposition this season.
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WHITE GOODS! LACES WHITE GOODS'
$50 pieces LINEN DE DACCA from 162l to Soc
this embraces the best and cheapest line yet
offered; $500
95 pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS from l2}l to
50c; - -
90 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS from 10 to Soc;
los pieces WHITE and EREAN-FiG URED. DOT
TED, and EMBROIDERED SWISSES from
rs to 75c.-we claim TO have the largest as
sortment In the city.
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We return thanks to Mr.. j. A. J+FfARDs'
formerly Of Richmond, for interesting postal
sfafistics
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LANES, MEpIxo ANnGAI.

LADIES' MERINo AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR
in immense variety Of styles and prices, ranging
from soc. TO $3.50;
GENTLEMFN's GAUZE VESTS aud DRAWERS
ranging In cost from use. 10 $3.50;
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS al lowest rates.
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SIMMER SILKS.

Our stocks have just bsen rcplenishea by large
additions, and we now can show the most ar ractiy,
variety, ranging IN cost from soc. TO si.S5,
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BUNTINGS! DRESS GOODS! BUNTTNGS!
Having marked our entire line Of BLACK and
COLORED BUNTINGS DRESS GOODS. GRtNA-
DIMES, &C.. at closing out prices, customers will
find 1t 10 theiI advantage 10 give call o. them.
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NY WHAT WE ARE DOING.

We have made purchase II the most e1tensye
STOCK OF GOODS we have ever offered. We ore
aware of the advanced sia;e Of the season.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHAN)
III RAILROAD.
GRAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC
POINT OF FORK,
FIFTY-sIX MILES FROM RICHMOND,
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1881.

ONE DOLLAR FOR THE ROUND TRIP.
The CENTENARY SUNDAY SCHOOL VIII have
an excursion by the Richmond and Allegheny road
and PIC. NC al POINT OF FORK, the residence OF
the late James Gait, situated in the fork OF the
James and Rlyarna rivers, ffty.s,x miles from
Richmond, on JUNE 23D.
This place Is one OF the most attractive In scenery
on The river and one of the most suitable for pie
MICS being Immediately on the line OF the railroad,
with laIge brick house situated In the midst OF
shady and grassy lawn on high hill Win vie" LOT
miles around.
The school gives This a free picnic to all It's
scholars and in order 10 do so VIII sell tickets at
ONE DOLLAR for the round trip, and invites It's
friends and the public In general to go.
Train leaves from Eighth street at a. VI, and
returns to the city at L. NJ, giving seven hours
on the grounds. ... 80
LUNCH aud other REFRESHMENTS will be
supplied by city caterer at usual rates.
Tickets NAV be had at T. l.. ID Walford's, Broad
street; Randolph Engish's, Main street; of 4. z.
Hudgin, at Cariozo. Alsop, Mosby Co.'s, or Of
any OF the officers and teachers OF the school.
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MEETINGS.

NASONIC NOTICE.-A stated z.
wi meeting OF JOPPA LODGE. No. 40, A. Xxx
MONDAY The 2Otn instant, at ~ o'clock Z. NJ.
Flee ion of officers for ensuing terms Members or
s,ser lodges fraernay IN eited to attend. BY order
of The w. 81. JNO. 4. LAUGhTON, JR,
ie 10 IL Secretary.
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NJ DIR. WARMERS
FLEXIBLE HIP CORSET,

f-3' DIR. WARN EKS
FLEXIBLE HIP CORSET,
Patented April 10 and December 4, 1877; re-
issued March s. 1881
Is WARRANTED NOT TO BREAK OVER THE
HIPS.
This CORSET is constructed after the analogy of
the human body, the bones upon the sides passing
Ike he rbs-arouud the body. This secures per-
fect-ftting Corset-so comfortable that a lady can
lie down in 1t with ease, so flexible That 1t yields
readily to every movement OF the body, and yeI so
firm that it gives the requisite support at the sides.
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MATTINGsi OIL.CLOTHS!

MATTlNGSl OIL.CLOTHS!
Our entire stock of these goods at prime cost to
close them out. Great bargains in them, as they
mist be sold.
For bargains IN all kinds of goods call at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
sol Broad street,
1e lisa Su&W corner Fifth street.
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LACEs, HAMBURGs! LACEs!

Having received another large line of ANTIQUE
CLUNY. RUSSIAN, MALTESE, LANGUEDOC
BREBANT, TORCHON, VAL EN- CIE NNES
POINT DU CARDINAL. AMERlCOURT LACES,
CAMBRIA, SWISS, and NANSOUk EDGlNGS
will sell them at lower prices than ever.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
H f25-horse-power engineh
In good running order, with extra saw ana heces-
sary tools etc. VIII be sold cheap Tor cash. FOR
LUZ "'s' CHEWING & ROSE,
Real Estate Agents,
te IA-Io.23k26 No. north Tenth street.
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nj LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS!

3 cases BEAUTIFUL FAsT-COLOR LAWNS at
24o pieces HANDSOME LAWNS at &c.;
65 pieces LINEN and ORGANDlE LAWNS al
Ike. worth 20 and 25c.; %
so pieces ELEGANT LINEN LAWNS al 2Oc'
worth 37c.
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NgTHE LARGEST DRY.GOODs
HOUSE.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
AND
THE LOWEST PRICES
FOR
DRY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

lO17 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
call special attention to their new stock Of
LACES AND WHITE GOODS JUST OPENED.
MALTESE, TORCHON, RUSsIAT, aud all other
fashionable LACEs In the greatest variety Of
patterns.
Special bargains in DOTTED MUSLIN ut 15c. and
CURTAIN MUSLIN at I6'.c. and zoe.
BATHING SUITS NOW IN STOCK.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES LINEN SUITS,
LADIES LINEN ULSTERS,
BATH.TOWELs, CAMP.CHAIRs,
HAMMOCKS, TRUNKS, sATCHELS,
LUNCH-BASKETS.
GOOD BARGAIN IN
REMNANTS OF VEIL CREPE.
LADIES HOOP-SKIRTS, a full stock now on hand.
Fresh assortment in LAWNS o! all grades.
BUNTINGS ali colors and qualities.
LADIES' and CENT? EMEN'S GAUZE VESTS.
BROWN LINEN aud LINEN DRILL at lower
prices than ever sold before.
Large accessons Of NEW GOODS make our stock
very complete.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ie1S 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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SILKS! sATINs! BROCADES
PARASOLSl PARASOLSl

Our entire stock OF SUMMER SILKS, LIGHT
SILKS, SATINS. BROCADED SILKS, at cos
prices TO close them for the season.
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Great reduction in PARASOLS, as we are deter.
mined not to carry them over An ELEGANT
SILK PARASOL at 81, S1.25, $3.50, So, and
$3.50, worth double the money.
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A GRAND EXCURSION TO WEST
IA POINT.
ANNAWON TRIBE. No. 30, |. o. II. NJ,
WILL GIVE AN
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
lime GOTH.

Fishing. Boating Dancing. aud Glass Ball Shoot
ing. GOLD BADGE will be given TO the best
shot. -,
The committee guarantees pleasant TINE 10 all
who will go with them. ,
Train leaves at o'clock sharp. Returning, leaves
West Point al O'Clock.
rs Genus. Tickets TO be had Of the committee and
AZ the train jel2,l5&l9
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LINEN ULsrERs SERGE ULsTERs.

LINEN ULSTERS! SERGE ULSTERS.
ITO dozen LADIES LINEN and SERGE UL.
STEERS, Just received, from Al TO SO. This en-
braces the best and cheapest line I'm the city, Per-
sons going on excursions and plc-nics should look
at our 81 Ulster.
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BLACK SILKS.

We continue TO make speciality of ths branch o
our establishments and give the sey best values
Especial attention Is called 10
BLACK SILK at 800,
BLACK MOURNING SILK at sl.40.
LACEs In all new styles ana IN immense variety;
LINENS, DAMASks, TOWELS;
DOMESTICS at lowest cash yates;
LAWNS, ORGANIZES, and JACONETS Jus
opened;
| CARGuLIC MoUTH-W ASi, for sale by
CARDOZO, ALSsjP, M0sBY 4 CO.,
EoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 co.
fmy 22-eodl
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DANVILLE.

APuBLIC SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PROPOSITION AS TO THE BLACKSBURG
COLLEGE--A FURTHER ACCOUNT OF THE
KILLING OF DOCK CARTER BY OBADIAH
YATES.
ICnrres nondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
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SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY WATER.
\ large lot OF
fsssssss.ssssssstssss.
BLACK SILKS.
Among them

AWONK IItIH
ALL-sILK GROs.GRAIN at 37Hc. valued at Is.
Also, a large lot Of very fine qualities 81 over BIZ
per cent under value. Also, BLACK sATINS
and SURAH SILKS.
We would state that the above goods are very
slightly Damaged By water, and are of most relh-
BILE manufacture.
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FOR SALE by
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
Il SOL Broad street, RIchmeEd, w,