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Legislature .both houses q coursc) re-
ceiye notice Of the vacancy.
II thus appears that che dissatisfaction IS
already enlIstiug lie supporter ssainst MI.
CoxKLrxo. Never mind PLArr'l we
ouote from the Tribune:
.The policy u delay was successfully
carried out by the Administration sen.
ators Tonight in the Senate: senator
Robertson did not attend the session
TO preside as president pro tempore.
hut sent a note comforting that r'gnt
On senator Sessions. When be called tne
senate to order the Governors secretary,
Mr. Abeu, was in the chamber ready 10
come forward with the Governors message
and the letters. The chaplain uttered a
long prayer. and then, before even Tue
Journal had been read, Senator Wood'n;
according to the prcconceried plan, moved
that the Senate adjourn. The Conknng
men looked amazed for u moment, and tneh
Ioudly protested. However. Senator ses,
sions reientlessIy put the motion, and had
the pleasure OF announcing the ADJOURN
ment OF the Senate. The majority for al
iournment was overwhelming"
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m. v.w YORK Legislature consists OF
,oe pnrnh,Icaus and IS Observation-Disclosures
l,can majority, 81. The Senate STANDS 20
p.oublicsus to 8 Democrats; the House Oh
p.n.s,icaus 10 a. Democrats. This 'aige
Republican majority Is what LED 10 M''
coxxtryo,s resignation. But there are
amongst the Republican members eooo
mbnv Hall. Breeds. II twenty-six OF tnese
ua,t-Rrecds. or anti. Conkiing,tes, VIII unite
with the Democrats, CoSKLINo ana FLAT
NAV he defeated. Mr.. BLAINE Is sa'o 10 oc
IN constant communication "ltn 'uuFo
p.pesrsoS. who Is a member OF the New
yo-r Legislature. Now, II BLAINE ana
c,pr,etp can only induce their irienos W
nni,o with the Democrats, Mr.. CoNkLiNo
will be as dead as julius CESAR peio'e next
Saturday week. ,.,,n
pn. the caucus! The caucus is the tp'ps
that is to cntrap the Half Breeds Ever!
RenubIican is expected to go into caucus
CoyrrIxo and PLAT will be nominated
and every participant will DC bound IN
honor TO support the nominees. Even
JpSce ROBERTSON is thus TO be caught we
dom. expect any such foolish act to be done
by Judge ROBERTSON. How it Will be WIN
the rest Of The Half.Breeds we know not
Bat, we repeat, II BLAINE and GARFIELD
viii use their power promptly and decioed'y
and judiciously, they will never more DC
troubled by CoNKLING.
We offer suggestion. Let the Admins
,ro,;on advise It's friends 10 the New YORK
Legislature to support no Republican who
is 30 auti.Adminisiratio man. Lei an issue
he made. not on ROBERTSON. nor on The
courtesy of the Senate, but on standing by
the President. Let Mr.. CONKLING and MT.
PLAT be thus made to forfeit the support OF
the Administration members OF the Ne"
York Legislature or lose their seats. Thls
issue would be rejected in caucus. There
fore the Administration should advise It's
supporters not to enter the caucus. Inc
game is in Mr.. BLAIxE's hands. "Tbe tools
10 him that can use them" Mr.. BLAINE
has them. II be does not know how 10 use
,ben. they will soon be taken from him.
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ESSEX COUNTY.


fCorrespondeucc of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY IA, 1881.
Summer weather is upon US. IL may DC
truly said that winter fingered In the zap
of spring.v a. we bsve bad very little OF
the latter, and now the thermometer Is in
the ninetics.
Farmers are unusually backward IN farm
work. Complaining Is fully three weeks
laier than usual, and vegetation OF every
kind Is much behind what Is usual at THIS
date. The wheat crop was very much killed
ont nv winter freezes and excessive rains,
and will not be IN average crop should the
season proye favorable TO harvest.
Fishing has not been success IN our
rivers. The catch has been light, though
prices have ruled high.
Politics seem to be exciting but little ill.,
terest. The Readjusters are making no
contest for the few county offices when are
10 be elected this spring, but are no douDt
marshaliug their forces secretly for the iali
campaign. They are in fair way TO verify
their assertion that our people are unable 10
nav the State debt-frst. by Issuing their
ukase TO their henchmeu to lower the assess
ment Of property, which order has been TOO
faithfully obeved; and secondly, by button
boiling the negroes, and with their dema-
gogical appeals have succeeded In con-
yincing them that they have been terribly
treated by what they term the BoobonS. ana
that the only road to supreme happiness Tor
them is through the gilded portals OF their
party, where they may browse in yerdant
pastures perpetually under the benignant
smiles OF the Boss. This has had the enect
desired-bas engen1ered entire distrust OF
the whites and a bitter prejudice against
them. The Reaoiusters have done more to
ruin tie labor OF the county in two years
than the Radical carpet-baggers and scala
wags could accomplish in the fifteen years
previous.
Much complaint is heard from every sec
ton OF the difficulty Of procuring farm la
Dor, and very few have sufhc!ency Tor
their farms, although hundreds OF able
bodied men are lounging about In every
neghborhood doing nothing. 1t is very
difficult TO get even day labor.
Should this state OF things continue the
farming interest will be broken up. and not
only will the State debt remain unpaid, but
sufficient tax will not be raised to support
the State government.
The old negroes former slaves nave
nearly all ceased to labor regularly, and the
generation succeeding them have been
scbooIed only in Incidence and impudence,
and are worthless as laborers. The future
prospects OF the farmers are anything Dut
encouraging. OMEGA.
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For the Dispatch.
Lexington Presbytcry.

Mr.. William X. Laird, OF Rockbrldge,
was licensed as a probationer for the Cos
pei ministry.
An adjourned meeting will be held at
Windy Cove church the 10th OF June to or
dain and install Mr.. a. X. Cooke as pastor
OF that church.
The pastoral relation between Rev. \. F.
Laird and Mountain Grove church was dis
solved, and it was commended TO The care
OF the Domestic Missions Committee.
Rev. William NJ. McElwee was installed
the pastor of Bethesda church to-day before
a large congregation. He will give one
fourth Of his time TO Walkers Creek
church. \. II. ii.
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS. Va, May II, 1881.
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CHINESE TOBACCO A COMPETITOR OF OUR
"FINE YELLOw."-The following appeared
few days ago ia the New York Sun:
alt Will no doubt be news to many that
Chinese tobacco is being consumed to
considerable extent both in this country
and in Eugland. The supply is so large
and the leaf is so fine In color, texture, and
fragrance that merchants are exporting 1t
westward to he mixed with Havanas. 1t IS
used largely in the manufacture OF cigarettes
under the name OF Turkish tobacco. In
twelve months close upon 100000 pounds
OF this leaf were exported from Hankow
in foreign bottoms alone"
A friend Of ours in Richmond has very
fine sample OF Chinese tobacco in the leai.
Ii is beautiful lemon color, but with
Judges could never be confounded with
Turkish tobacco. The leaf is much larger
aud different in color. Our friends In the
finely ellow-tObacco country, in the face OF
this competitor, will have to look we'll to
their laurels. They will have to see that
the proportion of low grades in their crops
is reduced to the minimum. Neither Chi
nese nor Turkish can stand by the side OF
the finest leaf in our yellow type either as
TO beauty or flavor, but we must be sure
that the finest leaf is really made. These
are DAYS when men in trade get "tripped
up " if they relax at all their vigilance. The
tobacco.plan,er is no exception 10 the rule.
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Virginia L eaf Tobacco in England

We have viewed, with peculiar interest,"
the efforts lately made by the Ieaf.tobacco
dealers in England Especially those hand
ling Virginia tobacco) to induce Mr.. GLAD
sroSe,s Government TO move for reduc-
ton Of The duty from 81. Cd. to IS. 3D., the
old rate. Der pound. Despite the increase
OF population in the United Kingdom there
appears TO be no increase in the consump'
ton of tobscco there; 1t stands at an ave.
rage Of about 47,tOO.0OO pounds which is
only about pound and half to the head
Of population. That something which
passes for real tobacco land Virginia at that
IL current in that country The following
sauib from the London Cuckoo only too
plainly indicates;
"Wble composing our note on the pre-
marathon Of 'mum,' il occurred TO us that
an explanation OF the method employed IN
the manufacture OF 'real Virginia shag
uhe form in which most British manuiac'
iured tobacco is sold) might be OF interest
10 consumers OF tobacco and the British
taxpayer. Here it is: Take two ounces OF
high. dried American tobacco other man
VirQini1, four ounces OF Java, and TWO
ounces of either German or japan: saturaie
these by several hours immersion in water
TO which sufficient quantity of citric acid
has been added to prevent fermentation.
Mix aud blend the leaves well together, and
cut fine in the machine; then, by slowing,
reduce the applied moisture to an equal
weight to the tobaccO-tbat is: tobacco,
eight ounces; water, eight ounces-0ne
pound; and sell to the public at three
pence per ounce, or four shillngs per
pound, the exact cost, duty paid, OF a
pound of leaf tobacco, the profit OF manu-
facture being in proportion TO the amount
OF moisture the tobacco retains. with the
unlimited watering permitted by the reye-
nue. officers, we doubt If smuggling Is
worth the risk IN the long rum
We have for some time observed that the
English demand called almost wholly for
leaf that would absorb the most water, and
as Virginia tobaccos Jour stemmng grades)
are, as a rule, well supplied with body y
(gum, wax, and oily, their sale has badly
chung fire." and the business of their pre-
paration been made OH .he whole unremu-
nerative.
Mr.. GLADSTONE having refused to inter
fere in the direction requested, it is hard to
tell when the relief TO this interest which is
so much desired Will come.
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sPECIAL NwIJCES.
rJ DO NOT FORGET
~ THAT
JULIUS MEYER & SON
ARE now oPEsISG
THEIR FIFTH SPRING SUPPLY.
AND ARE OFFERING
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINsl

Among the many are
so pieces BLACK ALL.wOOL BUNTINGS at
12hc.;
40 pieces COLORED HALF-WOOL BUNTING
at lOc-the greatest bargain Of The season:
10 pieces ALL-wOOL DOUBLE-wIDTH BUNT-
ING at 33c worth 50c.;
40 pieces COLORED LACE-PLAIO AND BRO
CADE BUNTING at 1876;
Is pieces DOUBLE-wIDTB wORsTED BRO
CADEs at l6hc. worth Soc;
l pieces GRAY MoHATRS at 15c. worth Zoe !;
Our t1 entire stock OF PLAID STRIPE, and SOLID
DRESS COOi : at reduced prices;
ExiraOrn mary bargains In BLACK ana COLOhED
SILK BROtADES;
BLACK ALL.sILK BRQCADES atsl;c o,r,v
5 pieces BLACK ALL-siLK BRoCADE SATIN
pieces GLL.s!LK BLACK SATIN DE LYON at
MAX s siEK ' BriRS0otADE GRENADINEs--new
BLACK a9i NUS'S yEILiNGs, GACzE FoULEs'
A., o'sc mss .IL rTWV0I ELACK TAMIsE at 4Oc.:
2 10 p'r pieses lUPERFiNE ALL Wool BIZ
CAsHMERES at size. worth Doc IA spec'a'
In W N11fe GOODS we have some special drives;
40 pieces DOTTED Swis,E;rr =. 1885, isStN LAWN.
WN IIISE LINEN DE DACCA from lsc. TO 5Oc.;
WHiTE LINEN LAWN, warranted pure ineh' AZ
2 2iscc w PfRs SIAN NULL LAWN at 25c worth
40 S S6zsn LARGE AND HEAVY LINEN TOW
Els a, sii9s s sST,1 LINEN HEMsTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS at 1890. worth 25c
Immense bargains In LlsL HnEAp GLOE -
40 dozen good iwo-buIton ELASTIC GLOVES at
so oozen LONG. THREE.BUTTON ELASTIC
GLOVES at l5c.:
az dozen LACE-TOP REAL LISLE-TlIREAO
GLOVES at 25c. worth soc.
30 dOzpn ELASTIC REAL LISLE-THREAD
GLOVES at 22c worth 4Oc. -
CHiLDRENTS FULL, REGULAR MADE FANCY
rs DOZEN LADIES REGULAR MADE SOLID
GOLORrD HOSE AT l5c.: -
so dozen ladies' iuil reRu ar-made BLEACHED and
UNBLEACHFD HO>F-three pairs tor 5Oc.;
20 d, zen real LIsLE-THREAD HOE at soc.
worth 81.
Don't tail TO look at our stock of
PARASOLS AND SUN. UMBRELLAS.
We have an immense str ok, ana are selling them
cheap Everybody should see h IN. $500
JULIUS M1YtR SONS,
so aud 603 Broad street.
pEMORFST's MAY PATTERNS just opened.
my / cod
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city gardens, &C., &c. Excellent letter
press. Price, soc.
For sale by wEsr, JOHNSTON 4 60.
The Greot Yioinisfs and Pianists. by
GEoRosT. FERRIS. Price, 40c.
Louis Sdrds. "reminiscences OF Chiofe
Merchant during the Greek War Of Inde'
pendence. BY u. BIKELAs. Price, Soc.
Both these belong TO "Appfetons Neu
Handy Volume Series" Their titles tell
their contents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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The New York World is out in its con.
stitutiona law. Governor CORNELL can
not appoint senators to fill vacancies hap
pening during the session of the Legisla'
ture. He can I'll only such vacancies as
may happen during the recess Of the Legis'
ature Of New York.
But the World is right in ifs vague hint
that there need not be an election this
spring at ALL The law provides for such
an election; but fortunately il also pro-
yides for Just such a case as would arise II
the Legislature OF New York should al
journ las it had intended) in few days from
now. The law provides that
Whenever on the meeting OF the Legis-
lature OF any State a vacancy exists IN the
representation of such State in the Sen
ate,"-
the Legislature shall fill that vacancy on the
second Tuesday after meeting aud organ
izing. Clearly, Mr.. CONKLING and Mr.
GARFIELD may appeal to the people.
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aPECIAL NOT1rEs.
kT0REAT DEPRESSION OF TRADE
IN NEW YORK.
LARGE ACCUMULATION OF GOODS.
FORCED AUCTION SALES.
GOODS SLAUGHTERED.


goo pieces OF WHITE, RED-CfiECK and FANCY
MATTINGS At rs per cent. less than the same
quality was sold for month ego-so hnv nov;
worth a. .25, Al III worth 81 .35, at el.25 worth
Al75, ut si.b0 worth f2:
sTRiPrD and PLAID SILKS at DOC. per saro
H. sC iI" BUSIiN c. warranted all wool. at 1915
per yard worth 20c.-must be seen to be iuuy
pourfBLE-WIDrH BLACK BUNTING at Soc. pei
LACE BUNTINGs at Is. less, and zoe. per yard
worth 40 per cent, more;
GINGHAMs at 6s, ell, 10. i2l. is, and Csc. per
WASH Pof ri S At e.. 10. and lei &C. per yard;
LINEN LAWNS-plain white and printed-at
at 1873. 20 and 2Sc. per yard: an 90 70
TO-. and no TO $3.50 per yard
BL kCK ALPACks and MOhAIRS from 122 10
rAM MS PEI HfssSNRRiETTA CLOTH, NUNS CLOTH
BOMBAZlNE. and other goods for mourning
GINGHAM and LINEN DRESSES made up IN ihf
latest style. at much less price than The goods
A fail iI assortment as d LINEN and MoHAIR UL.
STEERS and nUsTERs: r,rr,o,,
oHWfERM'cEILI Mowf EsPAN: MIRACoUR.TI
BRABANT, CoRALINE, IRvlC; ENGLiSH
T TINT 81 y5 5N r2SE s6ST b
CARDINAL. BALMORAL, CLUNY, TVS
CAN. MALTESE, sPASl,H ": and other aACEs rs
CHECkED ana s1RlPfb MUSLIN AZ <7t. Pei
ward worth zoe. at 1870. per ward worth zoe;
CORDED PIQUE at 6sc. per ysrd worth iuc.' m
lLACE-STRIPED MUsLINS at 10, 124, l65. 20
and 25c. per yard-a much below regular
price: . I,
Our STOCK OF LACES is the largest and cheapest In
this cty-a full assortment Of ali OF the new sho
desirable kinds;
PARAsOLS and sUN.UMBRELLAS In grea,
variety. Our supplies come from 'he iaiges
manufaciu rers I'm this country:
FANS from &c. up TO 10 EACH:
CORStTs Of fifty different makes. we snow IN.
celebrated Bou.Ton, Warmers Health: Cross
Rome, Msdam Moody's Abdominal. Nursing
Spoon Busk, Patent Roman, and all other po ~,
lar makes of CorseIs. Our prices are tne ioWe3,
We also SHOW an excellent article OF sHOUbDEh'
BRACES at a very moderate price: ,,-,,,o
BOULEVARD, BALMORAL, ana HOOfshihle
of the latest styles. ,,-. ,,
we continue 10 mat daily additions to our STOCK
en- can ar ali tunes show the greatest variety In THIS
citv 49, LEVY BROTHERS,
mv1O 1917 ana 1919 Main street.
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From the publishers, Messrs. SMITH n
SrRoup, of Philadelphia. we have received
yerv good "Map Of the Vicinity OF York
town. Va 1t is not map only, but con-
taips Mkenesses Of many historic characters
whose names are intimately connected with
the siege of Yorktown, &C., .&c. We don't
know the price.
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

o5 nieces ALL.WOOL FRENCH CUTTINGS ut
BE. positively worth 4Oc.-nothug like them
in the city: also. 30 pieces 33-lNCH SCOTCH
HANDKERCHIEF PLAlDN at lSc., regular
sci ing price everywh re- 37&c.:
II pieces & LBE RT ASSADEr CLOTH, SO
inches wide. at III - - -. ~
AZ 1870. per yard. .,.,..,
Another case DOUBLF-FOLD DEBElGES at
90 neces SILK GRENADINES just received, at
II. Is, so. aud Soc. per yard; 4,
so pieces SATIN, newest ,hades. from 65c. 10 81
100 pieces NOVELTY DRESS GOODS, the latest
shades; 49,, -.
7 ca Is LAWNS at ), 81, 81, 10, 12%c, to the
finest made; . oo,,., L..
Also, A full assortment of WHITE GOODS IN
LINEN DE DACCA. NULL MUSLIN; 10,
ToRTA and BISHOP LAWNS. DOTTED ana
PLAIN SWISS. Don't tai 10 look at our lZ'sc.
VICTORIA Lava ~
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSION OF
II PAwNEE TRIBE, RED MEN,
TO
MT. PLEASANT, G. AND o. r. X,
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1881.

ATTRACTIONS OF THE DAY:
Fine Gold Badge for best shot at glass-bal shoot
ing.
Gold Ring to the most graceful lady dancer on the
paw ION.
Silver Cup to haHdsomest child on the grounds
under ten years.
Gold Thimbe to the best shot In the same OF
archery; for ladies only.
Boating on the lake.
Trains leave depot at 8 A. NJ. returning az T.. Nj
Round trIp Adults, Soc; children, zoe. Tickec
can be had OF the committee or any member OF I'M
Tribe, or at the depot. z....
Good music ia attendance. NO LlQUOh AL
LOWED UN THE GROUNDS.
my ls.w,Fr&saSts
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rTSYCLE BROTHERS.
3ll BROAD STREET,
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT.

As the spring trade will he at It's height the coming
week, we have made every PREPARATION 10 meet us
demands and our pltrons will hnc all OuF depart
menfs fully stocked win SEAsONABLE GOODS
at prices that positiyely cannot be oquaed.
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RIfNTINli-

BUNTINtiS.
80 pieces ALL.WOOL BUNTING at l23c.:
III pieces LACE BUNTING, an eolOrs al 15c.
so pieces PLAIN Wool DtBkIGE nj l2Hc.;
A superb line of BLACK LACE BtNIINGS'
FRENCH BUNTINGS. VIRGINIA CREPF,
and kHYRtR BUNTINGS:
SILK GRkNADlNES, very cheap.
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The Troy (N. " Press says: Mr.. W. j.
Melvin, editor Warren Mass Herald, was
cured OF severe neuralgia by the use OF st.
Jacobs Oil.
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me- SUMNER HAS COME, AND so
HAVE LAWNS, BUNTINGs, GRENADINES
PARAsOLs, MITTs, and other LIGHTWEIGHT
FABRICS at THALHIMER BROTHERS,,
sol Broad street.

Just received. and will open on MONDAY and
during the week, over
200 pieces BEST PACIFIC LAWNS, In all The
new shades and styles:
so pieces LINEN LAW Ms at 16a and 20c.:
40 pieces UNION LAWNS at SIC. worth 12'.c;
ga pieces 4 and A FRENCH PERCALES at
10 and 1910;
As pieces COLORED LACE BUNTlNGS at l6ac.'
5s pieces COLORED ALL-WOOL BUNTlNGs
at 20 and Csc.
1913 pieces BLACK ALL.wOOL BUNTINGS at
l6A. 90. 25. 80. and 37hc.
Is piecfs BLACK FRENCH BUNTlNGS' Nun
YELLING, TAMGsE, LACE BUNTlNGs.
&C.,at low figure.
PARAsOLS. PARAsOLs!
$50 SPANISH TRIMMED Sill h and
SATIN PARASOLS at $3.50 and s. worth
$3.50 aud 81 so;
100 SATIN-AND-SILK-LlNE at SOU rs
$3.50. and "a worth double the money;
90 SILK BROCADE PARASOLS at 81 and ~ 80
worth 50 aud "a
Also. large line Of WORSTED aud SILK sun
UMBRELLAS from 81 to 49,
Don't fail to see our line of PARASOLS.
IrLSTERsl ULSTERS! ULSTERS
Having made arrangements with very large
manufacturer to supply us during the season, we
will be able 10 show one of the best aud cheapest
lines of LINEN and POPLIN ULSTERS In the
city. VIII open our entire line by MONDAY or
TUESDAY.
WHITE GOODS! LACES! WHITE GOODS!
As we have purchased largely In these goods al
very low prices propose TO give every advantage
to our customers, ana ask call before purchasing
LACE MITTS! SILK MiTTs! LACE GLOVES!
The largest stock The prettiest line, ana cheapest
goods I'm the civ look at our stock Is all we ask
10 be insured of that fact.
Look out for bargains this weeka
THALHIMER BROTHERS..
my 14-Sa SAW
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Among the bargains are
An immense line Of BIRD-CAGEs, brass aud
painted, round and square, and In new shapes
In price from soc. to t3-the largest assort-
ment and lowest prices In town;
Also, CAGE-CUPs. PACKETS, BATHS
SPRINGS, &C.. &C.;
sATCHELs and vALIsEs, all sizes aud prices
from soc. mp: specialties at so, 75c., VI,
4l.I5, and 1925;
Three crates OF BRIDwOOD CHINA GOODS
slightly Clipped. going very low;
Great bargains in PoCKET-BooKsa 25 and 4oc';
Ten CHAMBER sETs-DECORATED CHAMBER
sETs-marked down 10 to 33 per cent To
close them;
All size COOLERS, very low;
Fifteen new CElLDRES'S CARRIAGES rattan
and stat body, at bottom prices, at
STEVENS,
myI2 sos Broad street.
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
The undersigned holding together one tenth Of
the capital STOCK OF Tie Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, call, under the
provisions of the first bylaw of the said company,
4 general meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS of The
same, 10 be held at the office Of the company In the
city of Richmond Va, on the 2STH DAY OF MAY
NEXT, at IL O'Clock NJ
MONCURE ROBINSON,
HENRY SEYBERT,
SARAH CHAUNCEY SAVAGE,
THOMAS A. BIDDLE.
THOMAS A. RIDDLE 4 CO.,
HENRY WHELEN. JR.,
TOWNSEND, WHELEN CO..
JAMES n. WIIELEN,
CHARLES 8. WHELEN,
HENRY LYLBURN.
April 20, 1881. ap27-td
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UNDERWEAR.
LARGE stock of LADIES UNDERWEAR, our own
manufacture, at popular prices: ,
500 LADIES' and GENTLEMENS GAUIE
VESTS from zoe. to -kc.:
500 GENTLkMEN'S UNLACNDRlEDS SHIRTS
$50 LINEN LAP ROBES at $3.50 real value
$3.50;
1000 WHITE SPREADS from SOC. 10 So each;
100 dozen CKABACk TOWELS at II, le'
~, and 23c.: -
80 dozen DAMA> TOWELS at II, 10, II, 2o'
and pc;
SYCLE BROTHERS,
my l5-eod 3ll Broad street.
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OFFICERS AND MEMBERS COURT
|ORICHMOND,N No. 3, INDEPENDENTO ORDER
FORESTERS, will met HIS "Wednesday
NIGHT, MAY 18th. at Elleits Hall, corner Firm
and Marshall streets.
BY order GEORGE DUNCAN. G..
RIO. n. NORTHERN,
my IS-It< secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-18
DRyos. MEDrCISHs, Ae.
lnR. T.. A. SIMMONS HEPATIC COM.
~ POUND, OR LIVER CURf,
THE LIYEk MONARCH Cf TIE sOUTH

DO YOU HAVE HEADAcBEs2 DO Yen ,ur.,
from iDdIgestioD2 DO you feel oppressed and
neryousY DO you feel duh AMI iaDguid1 10 You
sun with hearfburn9 DO YOU feel uDcomforisble
after eatingY DO you fail to digest your foodY Do
y0u feel the want ~ an sppeiiel
If you AYE DEsPONDENT. lsngnid, witbo-,
energy, or appetite, you may b. sure y0n are suffer-
ing from nervous oeUiiity. and noihinl viii do 700
more good ana make yon feel lise another berg
sooner than SIMMONS hEPATH COMPOUND
OR LIVER CURE. "
fFFNALFs WHOSE CONSTITUTIONS HAVE
BECOME IMPAIRED BY -EDtNTAKS HABIT =
AND CLOSE CONFINEMENT To DOAESTfr
DUTIES Will ind SIMMONS HtPA1IC CON-.
POCND possessed Of intrinsic yrtues, able at an
times to establish renewed health aud strength.
PARENTS WHO VALUE THE LIVKs OF
THEIR CHILDREN shOn'd never he without A
bottle Of SIMMONS HEPATIC COMPOUND. OR
LIVER CURE. II - mild caihartic, erp-ls
worms, presents collie, keeps the bowels open. and
thus prevents fevers, pois, rash, DrickIy heat 80
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
DOWIE q NOISE. Soie ProprIetors.
PURCELL, LADD q CO.. Richmond, Va.
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