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n, an the utterly impolitic suggestions
49,. va ever heard OF is the suggestion 'na'
sne Democrats shall run Republican 'or
Governor, or for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y.
Cor Auoruey. General. To what end' pray
There are not 10000 white Republicans IN
virginia. OF these, at least 5000 are s' va.
houei,e,. oftbc remainder, not 1000 cou ~
10 drawn into the support Of the Demoerat'c
,,cre, nv the transparent trick OF which VIC
.,e.r The negroes would Of course 'o'e
.o,;s,v for the MALONE ticket, as mos. Oh
.ss,. w,u xo,e whether there be Repuph'
can ticket or not.
And what would he the efec' upon tue
Democratic party Nothing less 'oao u''e'
decentralization and ruin, We shou'd '"e'o'
nv surrender all the vantage-groono upo"
which we now stand, and place Ourselves
ne,ov the Regdius,ers. They have some
.xc,se for coalition with the Repuoh"
CONS Their weakness, as manifested by the
elections OF last year, made IL necessary ior
them TO secure recruits or 60 under WITHOUT
a kick. They chose to form an alliance WIN
tho negroes rsther than be buried this year.
Tn fact. the true state OF the case Is that tue
Republican party has rather swallowed tue
Rssdjus,crs than that the Resdiusters nave
swallowed the Republicans. The hepuo''.
cans constitute a msiority Of the so-called
Readiustcr party as IL now stands; ana H.
as seems not ouly probable but almost lh-
cvi,abIe. the Administration shall give lis
countenance and support to the MALONE
ticket, and even the white Republicans sDaii
90 over 10 It's support, the Readluster party
will AZ once become the Administration
party in Virginia, or, in other words, Inc
Republican party.
The whole Democratic party OF the
United States recognizes our party as the
genuine Democratic party IN Nirgih'a'
Bsowx, HILL. VOORHEES,, BAYARD, VANCE,
BrTLyR. LAMAR, HAMPTON, and all the rest
OF the Democratic United States senator's
lock 10 us to uphold the Democratic nag W
Virginia; and II is gravely proposed 10 o>
sert our Democratic friends and attempt 10
outbld MALONE for the Republican vote oy
I0itDfuS I'll VIVA Nf~'
CAMERON, CoNKLING, LOGAN q co.
through their friends aud allies in Vlr'
ginia. The proposition is not to De
entertained for moment. Let 1t be
secuted. Why, its adoption would insure
the success of the MALONE ticket. Read
ius,cr Democrats would so over to CANE
RON by the hundred. We hold such men
only by the tie that connects them Win Us
rs Democrats. Remove that tie, ana we
shall have no claim upon their allegiance,
and no right to expect their support. IL
would be TO commit suicide. We shall not
only not counenance any such folly, but II
the Democrats could be guilty OF it, we
should be compelled TO renounce the organ'-
cation which would thus have lost all rea-
son for longer life.
All the Republicans that would come
over 10 the Democratic party because it had
put Republican upon its ticket would not
number as many as would support regu'
lar straightout Democratic ticket for better
reasons. We have not the patience needed
TO discuss this inexcusable proposition, and
so we will dismiss II.
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General Malone Joined hands with Re-
nubIlcaps in the Senate 10 beat down Bour-
bopism. Now Republicans Join heartily win
him 10 carlv on the same good work.
Washington Republican.
A true bill. General MALONE did JOIN
hands with the Republicans In the senate
TO beat down the Democrats. III he wou'o
acknowledge that he is Republican, we
should like IL still better. But the hepno'
tican knows full well that his game would
be blocked in Virginia II he should make
that confession. However. the people are
toersbly close observers. They will be
pretty apt TO see for themselves and Judge
for themselves; and they will reach the con-
clusion that as an Assistant Republican
General MALONE Is more dangerous than he
would be as q Republican. They will vote
accordingly.
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LYNCHBURG.

FALL RACEs-THE HARRINGTON CASE-MIL
TARY AFFAIRs-LECTURE-PE &C.
correspondence Of the Richmond Di'patch.I
JUNE 0, 1881.
The proposition for trials of speed at the
Fair Grounds 10 this city next fall has met
with so much favor that already a sufficient
amount has been subscribed by citizens to
insure successful Inauguration OF the
scheme.
The condition of Charles Harrington, the
street-car driver who was so brutality beaten
on Sundiy last, l. reported this morning to
be very much worse. He was deirious last
night, ard fears are now entertained OF his
recovery.
Hon. John Randolph Tucker is in the
city, the guest OF Major Daniel. He will
deliver his lecture on the "Past, Present,
and Future OF Virginia" this evening at
the Opera. House for the benefit OF the Home
Guard Yorktown fund, and indications are
that brilliant audience will be attracted.
Speaking OF the political situation to-day,
Mr.. Tucker said the ticket put forth by the
Readi busters is not the strongest that might
have been formed. He thinks it will be
beaten.
DIR. William III. Ruffner, State Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, was in the
city yesterday.
The Tobacco City Boat Club have Just
received their new boat from Chicago, and
It is indeed beauty. They have christened
1t the Racine"
The ladies' OF the city have undertaken to
assist the Light Artillery Blues In their pre-
paratlons for the Yorktown Centennial, and
to this end propose TO have a loan art eX.
hibition at an early diy.
The new city pump-works do not operate
at all satisfactorily, and II will be a long
while yet beforeihey can be received from
the contractor. Although the superstruc-
ture has been recently bIaced aud strength
ened, the old Earring motion is still percep-
tible. TELEPHONE.
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Senator Winslow, in his speech defending
Mr.. CoIkling, said: ''Ask the cOlored man,
who may pcrcbaDce do You mental services,
on what esteem he holds Roscoe Conkiing,
and he will tell Won he is second Charles
sumner. Speak his name in the cabin OF
one who was once slave, and he will an
swer with reverent words aud invoke the
choicest blessings OF Heaven upon him as
fealless aud tried champion OF human lib
erty. The gallant Malone looks 10 him in
the great struggle he is making for the re-
generation OF Vhginis as a mighty ally. and
around whom his hopes OF success. centre
The Baltimore Sun says the same good
feeling toward new corners that Virginia
has manifested is bt coming common to all
the other States OF the South where men 20
10 settle down into orderly and law-abding
citizens and ere not heated and violent p0-
litical partlsans. 10 Tennessee and Ala
ba'Da, where also mineral wealth abounds,
aud in North Carolina, which has valuable
mines OF copper and the more precious me.
tails, the same tokens OF prosperity exist,
and the same cordial welcome is extended to
all who seek TO establish their homes in
those States.
The Alexandra City Council on Wednes-
day night exempted from city taxation for
twenty years Whatever real or personal
estate may be used there for manufacturing
purposes by A. l.. Roache or bis assignees.
This Is the FIRST sctnaI step made In the
OF the new iron. and steel
works there.
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Mr.. VEsr, Of Missouri, is entitled to be
classed amongst men who talk about mat
tiers Of which they are profoundly ignorant.
He has volunteered the statement that the
Democrats Of Virginia made mistake
when they fixed their Convention for Au-
gust 4th; and this, too, when be might have
known, but OF course did not know, that
the Democratic State Central Committee
has twice agreed upon that day-the last
time after the question had been fully dis
cussed. Mr.. VEST ought 10 know also that
the Conservative Convention that nomina-
ted kExPsR aud the ono that nominated
HOLIDAY were both held in August.
Besides, what Democrat would be fool.
isb enough TO take the stump In June or
July even II the Convention had been held
when Mr.. vEsr would have had It held |?
Nobody could stand six-months' canvass.
Our ticket would have died OF neglect, or
have fallen slili.born.
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In the Grand Lodge Of New York, A. f.
and A. Masons, on Wednesday. Grand
Mister ANTHONY announced that in accord.
ance with the preamble and resolution
offered BY X. w. Brother WOODRUFF and
unanimously adopted by the Grand Lodge,
be had terminated the edict Of non-intcr-
course with the Masons Of the State OF Con.
necticut. The announcement was greeted
with enthusiastic applause. The Commit
tee on Foreign Correspondence Of The
Grand Lodge Of Virginia last winter adj
yIsed their New York brethren that their
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
NT JULIUS MEYER 4 SON
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
pARAsoLsi PARAsoLsI


Having clio. ed out manufacturers stock we are
enabled, I, /, mike SPECIAL Low PRICES. ~
LINED BROt 'ADE-sILK PARAsOLs at 1925
formerly $3.50;
LINED SATIN. oBELIsK HANDLE, at $3.50
LINED SATIN. IVORY HANDLE AND TIP, at
% formerly 81
LINED ALLsILK BR0CADE ut 1925 formerly
So;
LINED SATIN. trimmed with SPANISH LACE,
at s4.75 formerly So;
FANCY BROCADEs, FRIEGE-TRIMMED, al
s6 formerly $40:
26-INCH TwlLLED-SiLK sUN-UABRELbA at
$3.50:
2s.iNCH TURK SATIN, BAMBOO HANDLE, at
1925 formerly IS.
FANS! FANS!
500 IvORY-sTICK JAPANESE FANS at 25c.
worth soc;
sILvER.sTICK JAPANESE FANS at I5c. worth
25c.;
5000 EXTRA QUALITY LARGE JAPANESE
FANS at &c.;
FEATHER, DECORATED, CRETONNE, and
SILK FANS from soc. to "a.
LADIES' LINEN AND MOHAIR ULsTERs.
LARGE STOCK, NEW STYLES, from 1925 to
$3.50.
HOsIERYl HOSIERYl
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY RIBBED-FRONT
BALBkIGGANS ut 25c. worth Acc:
LADIES REGULAR. MADE UNBLEACHED AZ
lie.
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHtD EMBROIDERED
FRONTS at lie. worth Csc;
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED BALBRIGGANs
at 35 to 50c.;
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED LACE HOSE at
soc.
CHiLDREN'5 DRESSES AND CORSETS.
CHILDREN'S SHORT DRESSES, In French Mus
lin, Cambria, and Nainsook from 62c. TO "a;
INFANTS LONG DRESSES from $3.50 to So:
CHlLDREN'S COGSETS, with shouder-straps,
only SOC:
CHILDREN'S CORSET-WAISTS only SOC;
LADIES' DRESSITG.SACQUtS. In Muslin, Cam
brio, and Nainsook from : TO So:
LADIES HIGH AND 10 NECK CORSET
COVERS;
Large stock OF LADIES' GOWNS. CHEMISTS
DRAWERS, &C.,. at J. MEYER & SONS,
my 22-ecd 60l and 6O3 Broad street.
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The Republicans OF Virginia should not
overlook the fact that the philadelphia
Press (and possibly the New York Tribune
bases its opinion as 10 the ReSdiusters' Con-
venlion upon the representations OF Mr..
Frank Z. Burr, tie gentleman who, in com.
pany with Mr.. Lovelace, succeeded in be-
trayipg the Republican party last fall, and
thereby gave the State to the Democrats.
Virginia Republicans have had quite
enough OF Mr.. Burr's interference. and
those outside OF the State ought TO know
that he is nota safe adviser for Republicans.
Valley pirginion.
II the Readjusters thought 10 gain Re
publican help by The ticket they have placed
in the field they are sadly mistaken. RAJ
Their has 1t served to soIidify Republicans
and make them more than ever determined
TO follow under no flag save that which dis
tinctly bears alOft their principles. AT least
that is the almost unanimous opinion OF
those with whom we have conversed, and
they are for the most part representative
men OF their respective vicinities.- Valley
Virginidn.
The correspondents OF northern papers
who attended the Readiuster Convention
in Richmond last week lay great stress
upon its size and the representative charac-
ter OF the delegates. From this they as
sumo that the State is on the eve OF a reyo.
luton. They forget, apparently, that the Re-
| adjuster Convention OF 1880 was equally as
large, II not larger body, and that iC en-
braced almost idcnticaIly the same dele
gates. Aud yet only $1,000 out OF 300
voters followed the fortunes OF the Re.
| adiusler party Valley Yirqinion.
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candidates Suggested.

For Governor, FrzHucu LEE; Lieuten-
ant q oyernor. S. II. MoffETr; Attorney
General. G. f. TmoG.
For Governor, JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER;
Lieutenant. Governor, joan L. MARYe, Jr.;
Attorney General, p. w. McKiSSEY.
FG Governor, JOHN g. BARBOUR Lieu
tenant. G overncr, General WILLIAM TERRY
Of wytbe; Attorney. General. JoHS GooDE.
For Governor, A. M. KELLEY.
General w. II. PAYNE for Governor, and
rrqznroa LEE for Lieutenant. g overnor.
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The Southern Planter and Farmer for
June contains fine Article from DR.. ELL
zEY; the conclusion OF DR.. j. G. BEATTIE's
excellent address; an article on Market
Roads by RICHARD IRBY; one on the lnfiu-
ence of Slavery upon the South by General
JAMES N. BETuONE; and many others. X.
s. SAUNDERS, editor, Richmond.
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Major Yosf Oh the Situation I'm Vir-
GtHia.

Major Yost is The ablest Republican edi-
tor Ia the South, and his paper, the Valley
Virqinian, one OF the most influential jour-
nails. ISan article on the Readiuster Con-
yeption and nominees he says:
"Mr. Lewis is the only one OF the three
with whom we have the pleasure OF an in
innate personal acquaintance. He is gem
tleman in every sense OF the term, and
Whatever may be the shape Of the canvass,
or whatever political conflicts grow out OF
il, we can conceive Of no possible coDdi-
ton of things that could change our high
estimate Of his personal worth and integrl-
Nv. Notwithstanding our high personal re-
gard for him and his many genuine and
manly Qualities, we would be untrue to our
convictions of duty did we not here enter
our dissent TO The nomination that has been
conferred upon him."
HE STANDS Up FOR THE INTEGRITY OF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
He concludes his article as follows:
alt is the duty of the authorities OF the
Republican party Of Virginia 10 at once
take steps TO preserve Republican organlza'
ton, define Republican policy, and main-
tain Republican integrity. We believe that
the result of the Richmond Convention, on
which we are commenting, VIII not Ouiy
arouse the spirit and devotion OF the Re-
publlcans Of Virginia, but attract to them
the sympathy and support Of many, very
many, who have never in the past acted
with them. The interests aud the moral
sympathies OF the men who drive the
business enterprises OF the State-the
really conservative Influences which
emanate from the commercial aud in
dustral associations OF communities
accept the principles of the Repnb-
lican party as they relate to such in
terests, and are ready to join in an effort TO
encourage and build up support for them
such as the South has never heretofore
given. Let the Republicans OF Virginia but
prove true 10 themselves, 10 their principles,
and their national identity, and there is a
future for them full of hope and growth
which can be assured in no other way. The
path Of duty is the path OF safety, and by a
bold, determined declaration CT Republi.
canism in all OF its meaning the highest in
spiration Of party fealty will be aroused,
commanding not only the respect Of true
men everywhere, but, what is OF far more
importance, inspiring self-respect and con.
sciousness of duty performed"
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON BY
1.-THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD Having Elba station SAT-
URDAY NIGHT. June 25tn, a. l0:30 O'Clock; re.
turning. leave Washington Monday, 9Th, at 10
O'Clock T.. NJ.
Fare for the rour trip. 81. Tickets good for two
DAYS. Special coaches for col0red p.oole
Tickets for sale by the committee: j. NJ. Thomp-
son. l 3 east Broad. street; X. HI. NJ Harrison, 4
east Broad street: and Charles A. Bfrrian, Seven
tee nth and Main and Fourteenth and Franklin.
je 10,l2,14,l61S,l9,2 2.24&25
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ELM0RE, WIs.-Mr. w. Rinehart writes {:
The use of st. Jacobs Oil is followed by
the most wonderful results. A man suffer-
ing for twenty.four years from rheumatism
was induced to try the Oil. He used few
bottles OF this truly wonderful remedy, and
Is now eltireIy well.
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Referring to the communication in yes
terday's Dispatch frem Fredericksburg, VIC
can say that the railroad company had
nothing to do with the excursion 10 Wash
ington except to furnish all the cars IL hao
at its disposal. 1t did that, and could, oil
course, do no more.
p. s. See the communication oil the
Knights OF Pythss.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
HAS JUST OPENED
Another large lot of those POCkEr-BoOhS
65c.-all cOlors;
Elegant CIGAR and CIGARETTE CASES,
Handsome Fancy OFFICE INKSTANDS finished in
ebony and gilt and all gilt;
Two new patterns of CARD-RECEIVERS-ve
handsome;
New patterns and shapes Of ENGRAVED GLASS
BOWLES, PITCHERS, and GOBLHTS-they
are beauties;
A few doz. n i've and siX-foot STEP-LADDERS;
Novelties In HOOP ana BALL EAR-DROPs,
Fifty TIN SETS-sl the newest styles aud decora-
tons-b0ttom prices;
All sizes JAPANNED TEA-TRAYS-priccf from
10c. up;
new lot of CHARACTERISTICS and TRAYS;
An umtnse lot OF INDIAN BASKETS for lunch.
work. scrap, collars, handkerchiefs, sc.
Novelties continually being received AZ
STEVENS.
my % 5o5 Broad street.
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edIct Of non-inlercoufse was net justified
nv. ANYTHING that Connecticut had done.
virginia Masops wiIl ee glad 70 learn that
the edlct has been snnuIled.
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DANASK CLOTHS.

DAMASk CLOTBS.
We ask the attention Of housekeepers 10 a large
and varied stock OF DAMA>K CLOTHS, from the
Enest loom IN the world. These are specially adapt
ed for a nne retail trade, aud confined 10 our
houses for The city OF Richmond. They measure 2.
~ 3, and 81 yards In length. The DESIGNS aui
PATTERNS are very unique and elegant. aud t.e
NAPKINS aud D0ILIES can be foaRd exactly D
match.
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CITIZENS BANK OF RIcMMoSD,}
MILITARY NOTICES.

old FIRST VIRGINIA INFANTRY. I
~ ATTENTION, CONRADE> Won are here q
by requested TO meet THlS FRIDAY kVENlNGW
al o'clock at The office of the Virginia Home IL
Insurance COMPANY l0l4 Main street. for the an
nual Il, elton Of officers and 10 make arrangements
for the anniversary. Every member j. expected 10
be present. By order Of Colonel WILLIAM ii.
PALMFR President. CHARLES T. LOEiIR.
"a Tolls Secretary.
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YOUR ATTENTION IS SOLICITED.
FOURQUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE q ca.
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZo, ALsOP. MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.
ire Just IN recelp, Of most complete and -.

We are just In receipt Of a most complete and "a.
ried assortment OF
PARAsOLs AND sUN.UMBRELLAs.
Among these goods we are exhibiting many al.
vanced noyeIlies, ranging IN cost from 81 to 81;
Largest and cheapest stocks Ia The city.
GENTLENEN'S CLOTHS AND CAssTMFPFs
In this department our stocks are replce with ne
choic, 81 and BobbIest effects In
TWEEDs. CAssIMEREs. CBEvIOTs, slit.
TNGs, AND CLOTHS.
In addition to these we new 0f,r an unusually wer
assorted stock Of
PATTERNS For TROUSERS
at reduced rates. Xuch money can bc saved IN ihs
department.
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NE LACEs! LACEs! LACEs

CELL AMERICAN, VALENTINES, RUSSIAN,
sAXONY, LIMERICK, CoRYPHEE, CAR
RIcKMACROss, YAK NOTTINGHAM, CALAIS,
CHANTILLY, IRISH CROCHET, TATTISG,
DUCHESS, IRvIE, BALMORAL, CLUNY, TUs-
CAN, SPANISH, SWISS EMBROIDERY. POINT
D'ALhSCON, vENIsE, POINT DlGON, MIRg-
COURT, BRABANT, MONTERPAN, LkNGUE-
DOC, ENGLISH THREAD, GUfPURE, CASH
MIRE, POINT DU CARDINAL, TUSCAN, AN
TIQUE, and other styles Of EDGINGS AVID IN
SETTINGS. lie Al LEVY BROTHERS.
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REUNION.

THE ANNUAL REUNION or OTEY
l. BATTERY ASSOCIATION will take place at
James River Brewery Park on FRIDAY. June 10,
1881. Wagons will leave Bank and Tenth streets
promptly at o'clock. Every member Is expected
to ne present. q. W. TAYLOR,
je 9-2t Secretary and Treasurer.
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M DRY GOODS.

CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT 100000
DkI-GOODs SALE.
Notwithstanding the inclemer cy of the weather,
'' '''' sYCLE BROTHERS
has been crowded all the week with customers In
search OF NOVELTIES III SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS. CLOTHS, LINENS, aud
HDu sEllOLD GOODS, HOSIERY, l.ACfS, LACE
CURTAINS. ULSTER>. SHAWLS &c &c.
We will offer during this week 2l pieces LINEN
SHEETING from soc. TO 81 per yard, We will
guarantee them 20 per cent. under real value.
Our WHITE.GOODS DEPARTMENT Is stocked
with every grade and qualify such IS NlCTO.
RIA LAWN, SIn.E;-DASNSp LA VnC,, Linen +
and DOTTED LAWNS, PERSIAN NULL,
Swiss NULL, &C.. at bottom prices.
$50 LINEN LAP.ROBts from SIG. TO II 25-
These goods are all linen, and are 25 per cent.
less than they eau be bought any there else
$50 LINEN ana MOIIAIR ULs1ERs from 1925
10 $3.50:
5000 yards LACE MUSLIN at 1Oc.-regular value
l62tc.
As the season advances we shall place before our
customers advantage in the purchase oi goods
$50 pieces MATING TO be closed out at New York
cost:
80 pieces BUNTING al Sc. per yard
80 pieces WOOL BUNIING at 10. IL, and I've.
a few more pieces OF those 40-INCl BUNTINGS
at Ace. per yard still left-regular value 90c.;
so pieces UlLE1'S BEST at 25c.-neyer sold here
leo pieces IMITATlON LINEN LAWNS at Toe.
per yaid-reai value ! 7c.;
case YAKD-WlDE LAWN, handsome sill band
border Al s llc,-rea value 12%c.;
cases LAWNS at DC. per yard never sold before at
less than &c:
SEQ pieces LAWN at 10 and l29'.-the prtttiest III
The city
PAkASOLS AND SUN-UMBRELLAS in great va
riety, and unsurpassed IN quality and deslgn-in
fact, the most complete assortment 10 be found
in the city-rluging in price from soc. To 81 D.
The prices are much lower than they have been
heretofore.
We have lust received a large invoice of chill
DREN's PARASOLS-sOme Of the newest color
ings ever offered in Richmond.
We VIII offer on our BARGAIN COUNTER tbs
week 1850 yards IRISH LINEN, IN lengths
from To yards, al half their regular value.
Don't fail 10 lOON at our 81 SATIN DE LEON-gOod
value for ! 80.
our 81. 20 SATIN DE LEON reduced TO 100.
FANS for the million from L. to $3.50, and lots OF
them 70 he distributed free.
LACE DEPARTMENT.-7,O0O yards of every
style TRIMMING LACE from 2 10 Doc yer
ward: 1000 yards of ALL-SlLk BLACK
TRIMMI NG-LACE from g 10 soc. ner yard.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
ie J-eod 31l Broad street.
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LADIES' MERINO AMI GAUZE UNDERWEAR
in immense variety Of styles snd prices, ra1gal
from zoe. b. $3.50;
GENTLEMEN'S GAJZE VESTS and DRAWfE~
ranging I'm cost from 25c. 20 $3.50:
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS at lowest rate.
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PIC.NICS.
FEAST.

YEAST BY THE LADIES OF CEN
II TFNARY CHURCH. at No. 3l6 east Frank
lin street, between Third and Fourth. on WE'D
NESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAf. Inc
doors will be open from 5 10 IL Il. Nj. la the AZ
erDoon children VIII receive special attention. Inc
public cordially invited 10 attend. e e-ot
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oUALIFIED AS ExECU.

IL TOR UF JAMEs A. RICHARDSON, de-
ceased ali persons having claims against his estate
will present them 90 me properly proven; aud all
persons indebie To his estate aud the late urn OF
RICHARDscN CO., are requested 70 come for
j. b. H.AM, Executor,
N7 Ills Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-10
WHITE GOODS.

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For the present season we are provided for gfe1'
demand In DOTTED aud FIGURED SWISS MI.
LINs, LiNON DE DACCA. LINEN LAWN,
ORGANIZES. PERSIAN LAWNS, Null NJ s..
Inns, PIQUES, JACONETs, TARLATAN,.
CAMBRIA :, and MAZALlAS. These goo.h We
can sell as low Al any house IN The country.