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A Beautiful New Party.

From the Cincinnati Commercial, Republican,
1t is delightful 10 hear OF the new third
party. Grant, Conkliug, Ben. Butler, and
Malone are among those who are to lay the
foundations. The main thing is to be per.
sonal merit. The presidency Of the United
States is to be assumed as bore and adj.
ministered as a perquiste. The Treasury
of the United States is to be handed over to
the first fayorAe. No cold-blooded
sneak" who would refuse q friend a
chance to make himself rich at The public
expense, is to be admitted. Each State is
TO have sovereign boss, and in that way
State sovereignty Is to be protected. The
President is 10 have all he wants for his
personal purposes, and for his cousins, and
bis unsles, and his aunts, and the bosses
will take care OF the rest.
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Washington News Items.

The proceedings in the star.route cases
commenced In court to-day. A letter from
Brady complains OF the course OF the Gov
eminent towards him. Mr.. Cook, Special
Assistant Attorney. General, was very
pointed 10 his remarks about Brady's or
cans. The Government evidently means
business.
Secretary Kirkwood has appointed Frank
La Flesche, brother OF Bright Ewes, OF
Ponca fame, to clerkship in the Indian
Bureau.
Auditor OF. Railroad. Accounts French re-
turned from New York this morning, but
was not in his Office at the Interior Depart
ment to-day.
Hon. Noah c. Mcfarland, the new Com
missioner OF the General Land Office, is in
the city. He will enter upon his duties at
once.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue. s449, 733.24; customs, 1854, 22S 81.
Secretary Lincoln returned 10 the city THIS
morning from Long Branch.
The comet was plainly visible in this city
in the sky to the northeast just before day.
break this morning.
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DEATHS.

Died at the residence of bis parents, al 2:10 A..
NJ Thursday, June ED, G. II. GARTHRlGtiT.
only son of j. r.. and Il. j. Garthr ght; aged six
wears nine months and fourteen days.
His funeral will take place from Pine Street Blp-
fist church THIS (Fridayl MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
Friends and acqualDiances OF the family are re-
spectfully iDviled 10 attend.
Garrett county lsid.) papers please copy.
Died suddenly, OF paralysis Of the brain, at his
place of business. at 4:50 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. w. w. PHILLIPS, In the thirty. ninth year
of his age.
His funeral will be preached from Park-Place
Methodist church at 5O'clOck THIS AFTERNOON,
Friends and ac1uainiances of the family respect
fully invited TO attend.
Died, In this city. on Thursday morning, June
23d, G.. DONATE, OF Tuscany; aged ffty.six years.
He leaves a wife and two children.
His funeral will take place from st. Peters Ca
thedral TO-DAY at 81 O'Clock. Friends and &C.
quaintances are invited 10 attend.
Died, on the Goth Of June. 1881, at Smithvllle,
Charlotte county, Va, MARIE ELLEN, infant
daughter of g. Il. and Laura H.. Delarue aged three
months and twenty.one Gays.
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fg sYcLE BROTHERS.
WONDERFUL DEDUCTIONS.

This week we Will onsr extraordinary induce
ments In SUMNER SILKS. DRESS GOODS, an.
We shah offer rs pieces OF ALL-siLK GRENA
DIMES az 60c. per yard. cos VI 10 import
We will sell az Soc. another lot OF The SATIN.
And II ne lime we viii o The mos, extern
Geo.GRAfN AZ 42c.. 20 inch GRV.GRAIN u
I YH;' Fysas at ssc. si-ineh DRsss SILK q
9oc" "a, inch SATIN Finish All.
.,.,. PP93SsoN'S s1I ~ .,.ss.
For S.is6 and wear sops,:;,Sg any other SIX. 1hi
BLACK SATIN at f5c,
BLACK SATIN at e0c:
Elegant novelties in ALL-sILK BLACK BRO
CADt sATfNS from u to IS.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN MOURNING
GOODS.
stu another great rednctlon-LUP1N's ALL
WOOL LACE BUN1INGs. 20 inches widg. at
25c. Far Inferior Invitations Of these goods
we're cold early In the reason al 5Oc. They are
the handsomest aud most desirable sun mer
black fabric imported this season. aud cannon be
bought In other stores anywhere near the price
REAL NuNs' YELLING. 80 inches Wide. at s5c.-
cannot be bought elsewhere under 75c.;
DUUBLE-wIDTH Bu >TINt--ai wOol-at 4Oc.;
IRoN-FRAME GRENADINEs 81 I9c.;
DAMAssE GRENADINES at 45c.:
HEkNANis. sURAHS, FANCY GRENADINES,
CANTON CREPEs, CRFPEs. RELIGkUstS,
Lane AhNChss- CAMEL.HAlR bkENA-
DIMES. CREPEs NAMBkA, bARFGES DE
LuTZ. BYZANTiNEs. ALBATROss. CASH.
MERES, ARMURts. sHOUDAHs, TAMIsEs,
HeNRIEITA CREPFS. IN al quahiies.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN LADIEs'UNDER-
wEAR-CALL AND SEE FOR
YOURSELVES.
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN WHlTE.G00DS
DEPART MENT.
80 pieces ALL.LINEN LAWNS at l2kc., reduced
from 20c.:
so pieces VICTORIA LAWN at 12Tc,, reduced
from lsc.:
3 600 FANS from 1c. 10 81;
100 LAP-ROBES al poe, reduced from 1925;
1000 PARASULS and SUN-UuBRkLLAS TO be-
clio: ed at New York cost:
800 CROCHET MARSkILLES SPREADS to be
closed az great reduc;ion -
LAUNDRifD aud UNLAUNDkIED SHIRTS
from soc. TO 81:
500 GAUZE UNDERVEsTS from zoe. 10 coo.
Other bargains for which we have no room for
mention. sYCLE HROTHHkS.
je 10-eod BIZ Broad street.
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Collector Brady, Of Petersburg. has been
talking to the New York 1ri0une'S CORE
spondent at Washington in regard to the ac-
ton OF the Virginia Republican Committee.
He says: " You see that these resolutions are
designed to place this Convention in the con"
troll OF one man-General Wickham-who
will make up the rell of delegates. They
intend that the voice OF majority OF the
Republican party OF Virginia shall be
stifled."
The Shenandoah Herald says: SIN either
event we must fight the Republicans. They
may use the Mahonetes for cover, or they
may discard the faction and come out for
an open field fight. In either event the
fight will be between Democrats and Re-
publicans. The Mahoneites OF themselves
are not strong enough to create diversion
from the regular campaign"
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Come Out from Among Them.

BEuLAHvILLE, KING WILLIAM Co.. Va
June II, 1881.
Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Dear Sirs.-I have been Malone Re-
adjuster. ! was for Malone for Governor
in 1877, and have voted the Readjuster
ticket ever since; but as Malone Is now
trying to lead us into the Radical party,
want the world TO know that hereby re-
nounce my allegiance TO the Readjuster
party, and shall vote the straight Demo-
cratic ticket. Yours. &c, G. X. ELLIS.
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Ne" THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
ARE NOW BEING OFFEREDAT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.

d~ THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON
ARE NOW BEING OFFEREDAT
JULIUS MEYER SONS.
IMMENSE LOT OF GOODS FROM A BANK
RUPT SALE AT HALF VALUE.
NOTICE THE PIECES.
Q CASES BEST PACIFIC LAWNS at sI5c.;
2 CASES BEST UNION LINEN LAWNS at Sc;
CASE WHITE LACE-STRIPE MUsLINS at
SIC. worth l5c.;
l CASE WHITE VIC LAWN at SIC. worth
12kc.:
40 PIECES STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at
l2lc. worth 1896;
80 PIECES WHITE INDIA LINEN at 16hc.
worth Csc;
30 PIECES FIGURED LINEN LAWNS at CSC.
worth Csc;
80 PIECES DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS
MUSLINS at 1885,;
40 PIECES EXTRA-FIEE DOTTED MUsLINs
from 25c. to soc;
Another lot Of the 25c. WHITE PERSIAN NULL
LAWNS;
CASES YARD.WIDE ALL-LINEN SUITING
at lie. worth 1885,;
40 PIECES ECRU ALL-LINEN LAWN at lOc.
worth 6Hc.
FXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN HOSIERY
so DOZEN LADIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
80 DOZEN slLK-CLOCKED BALBRIGGANs
I5c.;
CASE FULL REGULAR.MADE LACE-FRONT
BALBRIGGANs, 25c.
/ CASE REGULAR-MADE RIBBED.FRONT
BALBRIGGANS, zoe:
LADIES FULL REGULAR-MADE SOLID
PINKS ANDBLUE. SOC worth 50c
LADIES FULL REGULAR-MADE HAIR-LlNE
STRIPES al csc. worth 40c.;
CHILDREN'S FULL REGuLAR.MADE FANCY
HOSE, 25c;
so DOZEN LADIES FINE GAUZE VESTS. 25c.;
TO DOZEN GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE UNDER
SHIRTS. 1Gac.;
GENTLEMEA'S WIIITE-LAWN TIES 13c. per
dozen, at JULIUS MEYER & SONS
COL ana 603 Broad street.
SPECIAL ITEMS.
LADIES' MOHA!R AND LINEN listers,
S1.2S ~.
HOOP. SKIRTS, new styles, large stock.
Extra cheap lot of PARASoLS and sUN.UM-
BRtLuAs.
DR.. WARMERS HEALTH AND FLEXIBLE
HIP CORSETs.
THE CELEBRATED PARTISAN AND BON.TON
CORSETS Just opentda AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
iel9-eod COL and 603 Broad street.
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II seems Richmond, through the Rich
raond and Allegheny, Is soon to have rail.
road connection with Chicago. Hurrah for
our beautiful capital city! say we. we
hail every sign OF its growth with unalloy'
ed pleasure. Can Richmonder say as
much for "Port Richmond Up West Point
Star.
gnrpIv
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DANIASK CLOTHS.

We ask the attention Of housekeepers TO a large
and varied stock Of DAMASK CLOTHS, from the
finest loom in the world. These are specially adapt.
ed for a fne retail trade, and are confined 10 our
houses for the city Of Richmond. They measure 2,
2N, 3, and 81 yards In length. The DESIGNS and
PATTERNS are very unique and elegant, and the
NAPKINS and DOILIES can be found exactly to
match.
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mn THE LARGEST STOCK OF DRY
GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.


BLACK SILK at soc. per yard worth 65c.; :
BELLOWS BLACK SILK at OIL per yard worth
tl.35; t
PoNsoN's BLACK SILK at siSo per yard worth
,srsiPED CHENEY SILKS at soc. per yard worth
75c.;
Black SATIN at Use. worth 81. at OIL worth
n. 20. at t1.25 worth $40;
GISGn ANS at ~. 10, IL. Is. and 25c. per yard;
LAWNS at 8. ca. 81. 10, 12f. and 25e. per yard;
~ UsLIN at 1916. per yard worth zOc.;
n UsLIN at / 6hc. per yard worth Zoe. |;
BUNTING fba,f WOOL at Zoe. per yard worth 2Oc.;
LINEN POPLIS at 12kc. per yard worth 20c.;
TUCKED CAMf,RIC 100 tucks) at 60c. per yard
worth 90c.;
VICTORIA LAWN at &c. worth I2Hc.. at loc.
worth Ice, at l2kc. worth 17c.. at 10asc. worth
25c.;
LAWN, GiNGHAY, and LINEN DRESSES for
ladies:
LINEN and MoHAIR ULsTERs IN great variety
FOR LADIEs-we show large
assortment OF our own manufacture; so we can
offer great Inducements In this line. We give
good material in all of our garments
LACEs-In This line we show an assortment that
cannot be excelled in this city. Don't boy nntil
Won have examined our stock.
RED CHECK, WHITE, and FANCY MATING
at very low prices;
CARpETs, RUGS, MATS, OIL-CL0THs, WIN
DOW SHADES. and HAsS0CKS;
sATCHELS, sHAWL-sTRAPS, and
TRUNK-STRAPS;
IIAMNfOCKs, made OF the genuine Mexican grass
and cotton;
ELEGANT SASH and TRIMMING RIBBONS:
PARAsOfS aud UMBRELLAS In great variety at
bottom prices;
LINEN LAP-ROBES at zoe. worth 81, at 90c.
worth fl.25, at 81 worth $3.50, at 81 % worth
s1.75:
LACE TIDES at very low prices;
LINEN TIDES at 81, s1.25, and sl.50, worth |
double the money.
We enumer1ie but small portion of the great |
bargains that we are now Offering.
LEVY BROTHERS, |
je 23 1917 and 1919 Main street. |
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A Cause for National Rejoicing.

From the Davenport Gazette. Republican
No intelligent Republican can desire the
maintenance OF "bossism" in the party.
Indeed, every such Republican, il really
soicitous for the well-being Of bis party
and for the good OF his CT lntTy, will rejoice
that President Garfield has had both the
purpose and true courage TO enter upon
stamping out OF an evil which has had ex-
istence not only to the damage OF the Re-
publican party, but to the disgrace OF the
nation
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE A NERVE
FOOD.-I do certainly consider that 1t not
only acts as a tonic to the nervous system,
but as a focd-R. 5. Miller, NJ. D., Spring
field, Ill.
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We acknowledge an Invitation to the
commcnc ,ment exercises Of the Maury
Literary Society Of the Virginia Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical College August 9th at s
p M.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE "NEW FLOWER QUEEN" I'M
i der the direction of MRS. LhME Nie, VIII ! 3e
reneated MKT MONDAY EVENING. June 21th'
at MOZART HALL, for the benefit OF The Young
ladies' Missionary socety Of the First Baptlst
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LADIES' MERINO AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR
in immense variety Of styles and prices, ranging
from zoe. TO $3.50;
GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE VESTS and DRAWERS
ranging in cost from 25c. 10 $3.50:
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS at lowest rates.
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WHITE GOODS.

For the present season we are provided for great
demand in DOTTED and FIGURED SWISS MUS
LINS, LINON DE DACCA, LINEN LAWNS
ORGANDIES. PERSIAN LAWNS, NULL MUS
Inns, PIQUES, JACONETS, TARLATANS,
CAMBRICS, and MAZALIAS. These goods VT
can sell as low as any house IN the country.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ORAYS. ATTENTION! Assemble at
VI Regimental ArmoTy on THIS itrinaygE
NIGHT, in uudress uniforms for drill, at U
O'Clock.
,eD3se oIt'r 0"p'a'" J.E. TYLER, Orderly.
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MARRIAGES..

Married at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
Nav pa 1881 by Rev. W. T.. Judkins, Mr.. GEORG 4
j. HOOPER, Jr., and Miss JULIA f. MITCHELL
both of this city.
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GRAZING.

OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STATE AGnIcULTuRALl
SOCIETY,
June 23, 1851.
A LIMITED NUMBER OF HORSES
n OR MULES WILL BE RECEIVED ON PAS
TUeAGE nj the FAIRGROUNDS OF THE yiR-
GINA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, At
the rate OF "a per head per month.
Parties can arrange 10 have Their animals fed and
gr0omed. No animals received or Withdrawn with.
out written order from this once: nor will any
be admitted until their hind-shoss have been re-
moyed. The grazing Is now excellent.
WILLIAM w. FiNNEY.
te 24.eodlm Secretary,
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FANCY GOODS. dc.

FANCY GOODS. skcs
STEyENS,
recognizing the beauty OF the phanthropic move
now on foot 10 give the people Of Richmond and We
clnlty the beneat of wholesale prices Gu
CHINA AND GLASS.
and wishing to ofer substantial aid to the iaudaole
enterprise, offers In the best makee-
Selected DINNER PLATES, ext'a thin, at Soc. per
dozen;
Selected C. C. PLATES at 55c. per dozen;
selected HANDLED TEAS, extra thin, at SOC. per
set;
selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS
extra thin. at soc. per set;
Good IRONsTUNE CHINA, HANDLED TEAS, at
45c. per set;
LAMP CHIMNEYs at Acc. per dozen;
Pine PLAIN GOBLETs lbeautiesl at 50c. per
dozen;
TIJMBI, ERs, three styles, at 25e. per dozen;
In ROGERS TEA and TABLESPOONS and
FORKS;
In CAKE-sTANDs, CAsTORs, &C, &C., you will
find large assortment, at bottom prices, at
STEVENS,
f. "a sos Broad street.
IF YOU WANT TO ENJOY COON
BUY YOU'D ICE
FROM THE
RICHMOND ICE COMPANY,
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! wewu frena = Washiogton 9tnn0peame
The washington correspondent OF iht
Baltimore d,nericdn says:
paraprnph recently went the rounds oil
the press supporting 10 give some dtspara'
cling and abusive remarks made by ex-Pre'
sidert Hayes about Secretary Blaine. The
Secretary wrote note to the cx-Prcsident,
iuoulrlng into the authenticity OF the re-
port. Mr. Hayes replied at once, concluding
In these words: ~ 49,
al have TO state that the whole paragraph
In which your name occurs Is fabrication.
and that not one OF the statements contained
IN Il referring to you was either made oil
authorized BY me. Sincerely,
- rsloncdI ar. b. HAYES"
T6e ex.President had previously written
to- President Garfield, disclaimiug snd de-
nyine all the reports that attributed to hin
any reflection or adverse comments upon
the policy or measures OF the Administra'
tion.
BONDS FOR CONTINUANCE.
The amount OF 8 per cent. coupon bonds
received at the Treasury Department for
continuance at "a per cent. 10 date sggre'
GATES s5f. 100 900. This is exclusive OF the
amonnt presented for continuance at the
London agency, which the latest advices re-
ceived report to be about fourteen mi'iiohs'
DEATH OF The PRESIDENTS UNCLE.
Information has been received here that
Thomas Garfield, aged sixty-tiye years, uncle
OF President Garfield, was instantly killed
this afternoon. He, with his niece, was IN
carriage, and attempted to cross the rall'
road track at RaudaiI station, on the Ma
boninc division OF the New York, PeDnsyl-
yanja and Ohio railway, ahead OF o passen'
ger train. The engine struck and demol'
isbed The carriage. The lady was thrown
into the pilot, but with the exception Of
slight bruises escaped uniDiured.
NEWS BRIEFS.
j. G.. TinsIey is appointed postmaster,
and commissioned, at Atlee's station, Na''
and b. +. Thompson at Fritts, va.
The Georgetown Academy OF the v's'.a'
ton has conferred graduating meud' vi
Miss Matte Purcell, OF Virginia.
THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS REPUDIATE REPU'
DIATI0N.
Eighteen OF the twenty'seven members OF
the Republican State Central Committee OF
Virginia were present at the meeting IN
Richmond Yesterday, and by vote OF 10 10
3 IL was decided to hold Republican con
yention. This action of the committee de-
termines the policy Of the Republican party
In Virginia. The Central Committee, COM
posed of representative men from each
congressional district. has spoken for the
party, and its voice is against coalition.
The committee in providing for a
convention took the wise precaution
to define the political qualifications
OF those who shall be represented
10 the Convention. One OF the provisions
OF the call is "that no oBe shall be permitted
to be elected or to participate in the election
of delegates to said Convention who does
not acknowledge primary allegiance to the
Republican party, nor who is member OF
any other political organization" There
can hardly be any doubt as to the action OF
the Convention. 1t will nominate Repub-
lican ticket upon platform declaring in
unmistakable language for the full payment
of the State debt Washington Star Ire
pubLican).
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HUNYADI yANOs WATER.
HUNYADI JANOS,

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST NATURAL APE
RENT WATER.
"a NATURAL LAXATIVE, SUPERIOR TO ALL
Mcnamara, M. d., OF
Dublin. =
SPEEDY, SURE, AND Professor
Roberts, FIR. G. p, London.
"RELfEvKs THE KIDNEYS, UNLoADs THE
LIVER. AND OPENS THE B0wELs'"-L0ndon
Medical Record.
Ordinary dose, wineglassful before breakfast.
VI ALI druggists and mineral water dealers
ap S,l7,29,myl3Rl5 je3,5,24&26
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

We are Just in receipt Of a most complete ami "a.
ried assortment of
PARASOLS AND SUN-UMBRELLAS.
Among these goods we are exhibiting many adj
vanced novelties, ranging in cost from 81 to ;lj.
Largest and cheapest stocks in the city,
GENTLEMEN's CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
In this department our stocks are r,ple;e with the
choice - and nObbiest effects In
TWEEDS. CASSINERES CHEYIOTS, SUIT
INGS, AND CLOTHS.
In addition to these we now offer an unusually well.
assorted stock OF
PATTERNS FOR TROUSERS
az reduced rates. Much money eau be saved Ia ;his
department.
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warm SPRINGS.
w BATH COUNTY. VA,
THEfINEST BA1IIING-POOL THE WORLD
ARE NOW OPEN.
Pamphlets giving detailed description 10 BE- had Z
PURCELL, LADD x 90, Richmond. or u The pro-
priqtor JOHN l.. EUBANh.
MAY 10. 1881. my ll-Zm
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TAXES.
------------>-s----------
MANCHESTER TAXES.

RICHMOND, NAV 81, 1881. &.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
Il DAILY. between The hours of o O'Clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock Y. NJ from The Ism TO the 30th day
of June. inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from
any person charged with CITY TAXES tue whole
or QUE half of the amount OF tax charged.
TEN PER CENT. will he added 20 Inc amount OF
TAX charged In every case where the party assessed
shall fail 10 pay the whole or one half within the
time so limited.
| Real estate agents and others having number Of
bills to pay viii please SEND lists, so that their bills
| may re gotten together. Property held liz trust
1 e lin Collector.
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IT'S ALL a MISTAKE.
THIS WEEK THEY ARE STILL LOWER!

All houses advertise great bargains, which Is quite
easy 20 do but most important OF all IS TO have them
when customers ask for them.
Determined not to carry any stock over TO next
season. we have already marked our goods down to
one half their real value.
900 TRIMMED HATS and BONNFTS, when
We must sell before this month goes ont.
Very stylish PATTERN BoNNETs aud HATS
most elegantly trimmed, sold In April al s22'
S25, and $50, marked down TO slO and sl2;
All FRENCH CHIPS sold at sl25 and $50.
marked now Use;
All FINE AMERICAN CHIPS, sold at 75c.,
marked now 43c.;
All FINE LACE TUSCAN BONNETS and HATS.
sold at $3.50, s3.75, and -, marked now sl.2o
ardsl.50:
Our new SUMNER HATS, for mountain aud sea-
side, reduced from 81. 81 20, and sl3O, 10 SOC :
Chill DREN'S LACE CAPS marked way GOWN
Fine FRENCH FLOWERS al>O FEATHERS. ana
other MILLINERY GOODS, proToruonately
low.
we close prompt at T. NJ; saturday nights at o
o,ciock WOLFOkD 4 SUILBERG.
523 Broad street.
je 22-eod2w between Ffth aud sixth.
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TOOLA ALUM

NV II II u 4 " II Il Y = = = y y = n
w SPRINGS, Bath county, Va, ihr'e miles
from the Chesapeake and ohio railway. nave been
thoroughly renovated. newl, panied and grounds
en- lareed ana beauiihed. open for visitor, Jl NJ
1851. Pamphlets giving analls SIS aud terms ran
be had at l.. T.. DUPUI's. Richmond. or 81 TIE pIn-
prietors, ". \. SITllNGTON & CO..
Post office, Millb0rO' Springs, Va.
q
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MlLLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY
vi VA. two miles from Millboro' 5cpot, AXE
NOW OPEN. The whole pre- misses have been thor
Oughly renovated. ana the furniture T. entirely new
The locality Is celebrated for IN" saubrily aud dry
ness of the atmosphere, and Il j. especially recol-
mented for bronchial affections. Waters are sol.
phur. chalybtate, and alum. Telms moderate. scnl
postal for circular.
te -eOdim MRS. 4. I. GLOW fF.
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BOOKS. sTATIONEEY, dc.

OURMANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
" MINI.
We are dvvoiing pariiculir attention 10 me
MANUFACTURING DEPAR MEN1 of our On'.-
ness. .,
BLANK BOOKS Of every form and style Of bind.
iug Wade;
PAPER RULED TO ANY PATTERN;
PAMPHLETS PUT UP; ,-,.,,, -,
BOOKS. PERIODICALS, MUSIC, g." BOUND II
VARIOUS STNLt>;
PRINTING NEATLY DONE: and
PAPTR BOXES MADE TO ORDlR.
Good work. .ati-fic DRY prices aud Fromptne's ia
4, "a ~" WOODHoUsE 4 PABHAM.
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SUMNER SILKS.
Our stocks have just been replenished by large
additions, and we now can show the most attractive
variety, ranging in cost from soc. to Sl.25.
BLACK SILKS.
We continue to make speciality Of this branch
our establishment, and can give the very best values
Especial attention is called TO
BLACK SILK at $3.50,
BLACK MOURNING SILK at $40.
LACES in all new styles and in immense variety;
LINENS. DAMASKs, TOWELS;
DOMESTICS at lowest cash rates;
LAWNS, ORGANIZES, and JACONETs Jus
opened;
CARBOLIC MOUTH-WASH, for sale by
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY 4 co.,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 CO.
Imy 22-eOdl
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
n FRS or THE RICHMOND CITY RAILWAY
COMPANY will take place at The office OF Messrs'
Campbell & schoolcraft ON TuESDA1, Juy D.
1851. al O'Clock. PARKER CAMPBELL.
~" JOHN l.. sCHO0LCRAFT,
ie2J.1w CHARMING NJ BOLTON.
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MILLINERY.
STRAW GOODS DOWN.

WE SAID LAST WEEK. LOWEST PRICES:
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GERMAN SOCIETY FOR PROTEC.
VI TION AND AID TO STRANGERS.-Ah
members and Others who feel ali interest w tue ia:
inre welfare aud development OF The GERMAN
ELEMENT In This stale arr earnestly reauesIen
10 attend an EXTRA MEETING on FRIDAY,
Juse 24tb az 81 Il. NJ, at SXENGER HALLE, on
Sevenih street HERMANN SCHMIDT,
is 3A1t Presit ent.