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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

Colonel ". A. Cook will have charge Of
the cases against the sfnr-route consplra-
tors In the Washington courts. Mrs. Gar
field can now sit up for several hours al
time. Postmaster General James H. In New
York, St. Andrew, we regret TO learn, Is
no better. The regents OF Mt. Vernon will
attend the Yorktown Centennial In a body.
A colorcd man Is among the largest cotton
planters in Mississippi. Star-Roufe Dorsey
has gone TO Mexico. II Colonel Frederick
Coukiing's statement that some member OF
The Ways and Means got 100000 last win
ter be true, every man, woman, and child IN
Virginia knows that Randolph Tucker never
got dollar. l.. =. Morton. the new MIN
istcr TO France, will sail for Paris July 18Th.
A. T. Stewards Judge Hilton will build
s3OO. 900 house on Fifth avenue this season.
Hon. John II. Starin, Howard Carrolps
fatber-in law, took a party OF 5000 up inc
Hudson Wednesday, consisting OF poiiee-
men and their families. DE Lessers Is
coming over 10 look after the Panama canal
Colonel Tom SCOTS estate Is worth S4,o0O,-
900. Gersier will return next fall. Con.
gresham Moore, OF the Memphis district,
has been denounced as traitor by his party
because be endorses Conkling instead OF Cal.
field. Msjor Stewart Brown has been elected
colonel OF The Fifth Maryland. Archbishop
Henui, venerable Catholic prelate, Is dy-
ing, at Milwaukee. Of softening OF the brain.
The New York Sun says 1t was with Gar.
field that Copklipg held his interviews and
made bis bargains, and not with Blaine.
w, ID. HowelIs is TO write Lawrence Bar
rett an original play founded on early colo.
NAL life. Harriet Lane johnson, niece OF
President Buchanan, is nursing her
only child, who is dying. Hollo-
way, Of Indiana, is after the place
OF Public. Printer Defrees. Poor Joe
Emmett il still taking too much lemonade In
England. John w. Robinson amused him
self in Washington on Thursday evening
by chasing his father with butchers
cieayer. He didn't want to give the old
man chance, but the police inlerfered.
Dc Weller Dumas. colored s'enographer
from England aud a clerk In the Pension
Office, was arrested in Washington Thurs.
day evening with his wife for being drunk
on the streets. A VALLEY Democrat writes
that Lewis kills the ticket west OF the Blue
Ridge.
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W. ~,sh "a say 10 the washington cfdr
x, ,hsre q NOT syllable OF truth 10 the
stss<msnts Of It's article Of the v'n unue'
sbc above heading. The virginia Demo.
Gratis DO not begin to feel apprehensive
sh.t they made a mistake in permitting the
nssd,us,ers 10 take the political heid TWO
,,cr,hs ahead Of tbcm.v On the contrary
thew have an abiding confidence that the
very best thiug they could have done was
s.st hat was done In the matter OF nxing
The ti.nc for the meeting Of the state Con-
~r,,sar They desire the MALONE candi-
dates 70 take the stump at once. why nave
no, those gentlemen done soY wnere J
their INST Of appointments Who viii at
,ond their meetingst The Democrats WISH
the people to have an opportunity 70 no.e
sbe difference between the crowds tha' WIN
,urn ont 10 hear LEWIS aud CAMERON, and
Tho crowds that will turn out to bear the
neuocrat,c uomInees--the former largely
mad, M Of negroes who desire to get rid
Of paying even captation tax; the later
composed almost wholly oil white taxpayers
We wouldn't be afraid to wager penny
,h,t ira star cannot TO save its life name the
many prominent and influential Demo
erals . who, it says, care outspoken In the
opinion that 1t Is unwise 10 give the ne.
adjustcrs two months start 10 the race" ii
there are any such II is strange that not a
single one Of them made bis appearance IN
the recent meeting Of the State Central Com.
mi,tce held for the purpose OF converting
the Convention at an earlier day than the
4.h OF August II the committee should deem
such a change advisable. Not solitary
voice was raised In favor Of such change
In fact, the article in the Star OF which
VIC are speaking reads like the production oil
some man who is more alarmed at the pros
pccs Of being dismissed from Office than at
the prospect Of The success OF the Read
busters i'm Virginia next November.
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The New York Senatorial Situation


The World says: Bradley's disclosure
puts out OF the question the election OF even
one senator at the present session OF the
Legislature. III such an election could now
be effected it would faint and discredit not
only the body by which II was made, but
the man himself so chosen to be senator,
and it would so threaten to faint the body
to whom he was accredited that what took
place yesterday at Albany would be sub
jected TO a searching and merclless review
at Washington.
The Tribune says: II has been evident
for the last two or three days that nothing
but precpitate adjournment OF the Legis-
lature could prevent the election OF two
Republican senators. All the powers OF
underground intrigue were put in action
to accomplish an adjournment by one OF
those bargains with the Democrats in which
Mr.. Conkling and the Vice.President have
always found the most fruitful exercise OF
their political talents.
The same says: The Republican member
OF the Legislature who votes for adjourn
ment without election votes directly In the
interest Of the Democratic party. Every
Democratic newspaper and politician In the
State Is In favor OF that course. Conkling
and Plat are In favor OF ii, aud thereby be-
come boilers against their own party. Not
a Republican member who unites with
them will ever rise TO the political surface
again.
The Times says: Unless the bribery mat
ter can be cleared up more satisfactorily
than 1t IS likely to be, its only Jesuit will be
to leave both sides more cmbIttered than be-
fore and the end OF the senatorial struggle
further OF than ever.
Senator Robertson says: 1t Is put.up
iob-a weak invention o: the enemy. You
have never heard Of an honest man being
approached by lobbyist or virtuous wo-
man by q libertine. It will react on the
perpetrators OF the frand, and before long
the author Of II will be brought to light.
AssenIblytnan Culiinan tConkling Repub-
licanl, OF 0swego, says; think we have q
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AT .he recent banquet 10 Atlanta to Ii

Al ,he recent banquet 10 Atlanta TO the
railroad men, General GORDON said in
terms: "Tbe road from Atlanta to the Mis-
sissippi river will be finished as rapidly as
men and money can build It,"
That Is. OF course, from Richmond to the
Mississippi river, and so to the Pacific
ocean.
The Constitution says that Messrs. Bu-
FORD, TALcoTr, HASKELL, and LOGAN, who
ore interested with General GORDON in the
Georgia Pacific. were obliged to leave the
. city Tuesday night at s O'Clock, and hence
|could not attend The banquet.
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The Confederate bondholders In London
do not seem to understand the difficulties in
the way OF getting their little bills settled.
Not The least obstacle in the way Is an
amendment to the Federal Constitution
prohibiting forever the payment OF these
boDd-.- Chicago Tribune.
Perhaps they know that the same Consti-
tuition contained guarantee for the pro-
lection Of property In slaves, to which the
Republicans paid no respect when they had
made up their minds TO fors wear themselves
aud Violate that Constitution.
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rLACEsl LACEs! LACEsi

TogcHON. MALTESE, CORALINE, VERNE
CELL, AMERICAN, VALENTINES, RUSSIAN
sAxoNY, LIMERICK, CoRYPHEE' OAR
RIcKMACnOss. YAK NOTTINGHAM, CALAIS
CHANTILLY, IRISH CROCHET. TATTING'
DUCHESS, IRvIE, BALMORAL, CLUNY, TUs-
CAN, SPANISH, SWISS EMBROIDERY, POINT
D'ALENcoN, vENIsE, POINT DIGON, MiRE-
COURT, BRABANT, MONTERPAN. LANGUE-
DOC. ENGLISH THREAD, GUIPURE, CASH
sfIRE, POINT DU CARDINAL, TUSCAN, An
TIOUE, and other styles Of EDGINGs AVID IN
SETTINGS. lje4I LEVY BROTHERS.
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good case. and what was said 10 the Assem'
bly, chamber to-day will be coroboiated. !.
TIE World says: Republicans sncnld ss.
themselves why ex-senator ConkIlog did
not send Governor Fosters State Conyen..
ton words OF cheer ike those be dispatched
TO Senator Mahons's State Convention.
Perhaps they will get an answer TO ine
question when they see ex-senator Conh-
ling active on the stump IN Vlrriuia Tor
Malone and find him silent In Ohio Tor
Foster.
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Toe New York Express says: II q poll.
tax Is ap sbomination In Virginia, why Is 1t
- admirable 10 New Englands II the
Democratic citizens OF Virginia who have
imposed pc!l-tsx are 10 be denounced as
I" Bousbons," what shall be said OF the Re.
publican mslority In the New England
efsfez. who disfranchIse thousands Of white
.yQ(crs by similar tax aud other legal re.
1fr|ctleos, and resort 10 system OF ter.
ror1<lp over employs which southern gen.
jIfnpeu have neYer resorted tor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

The Cincinnati Commercial says that Par
son TALNAoE's phiIippcs against the new
version Of the New Testament are the mere
rant Of . sensation seniimentalIst, who
dcesIs know enough to know that be Is
nbhlied to pass judgment on the work Of
profound scholars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

TIE PEOPLES WORLDWIDE VERDICT
Burnetps Cocoaine has been sold jn every
civilized country, aud The public have rem.
dered the verdict that II Is the cheapest and
best hair.dfesslng In the world. a.
Furnett's Flay0ring Extracts are to3nFja-
bly, acknowledged the purest and NJ ut,
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r-sIAWNS LAWNS

W-B -. " -, -.
Sc;
95 pieces FAST COLOR LAWNS jus. received, at
&c;
1913 p eces FAsT.COLoR LAWNS Just received
ate &C.; ,,
3 cases BEST SlDt-BAND ana LAtc-
STRIPED LAWNS, at 1876:
los pieces COLORED LINEN LAWNS at 12H
md Dnc.
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m A RRIA9ES.

Married, June 9Th. by Rev. p. A. Peterson. Mr.
GEORGE 4. BOOT n and Miss NELLIE Z. HAIR
GROVE, daughter OF N. ID. Hargrove; all OF RICH
mond city.
Msrried, On the 10Th Instant bv the Rev. A..G
Brown, Mr.. GEORGE w. sCHLhlF 10 Miss
LAURA L. GARY: both OF this city.
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NJ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH issventh street between Broad and
Grace )-Rev. &C. sCHAEFFER, pastor. Preaching
at IL A. NJ. and s:l5 r. NJ. Rev. A. sHoIwELL, OF
st. Louis Fresbyiery. win preach In the morning
and the pastor at night. Visitors welcome. Seats
free.
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ny THE REGULAR MONTH";

tY' THE REGULAR MON T III l. Y
MEETING OF THE PROTESTANT EPls COPAL
UNION OF RICHMOND
CITY win be held in 81. Johns church on SUNDAY
EVENING, June 18th, at o'clock.
Following the reading Of reports there will he adj
dresses on assigned topics by Messrs. W. o. ING
LIsH, THOMAS N. PAGE, and PRESTON G. NASH.
Our adult church people, especially parents, are
urgec TO be present.
WILLIAM ELLIS JONES, Secretary.
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WHITE G0ODsi WHITE GOODS

7S pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at 12h, 16's,
20. 25, 80. 80, 40, 80. and 60c.;
240 pieces LINEN DkDACCA at 20, 20, 30, 30,
40c.; ....
IS pieces CREAM EMBROIDERED SWlsSES.
some hing elegant aud new, from % 70 Coo
SO pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED MUSblNS
from % to Csc:
FRkNCH SWISSt :, NAINSOOk. and CHECh
ED MUSLiNS, aud other White Goods at very
low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

We have received several copies OF the
Journal Of the Telegraph, each containing
90 article on atmospheric Electricity I" by
DAVID FLAEERY. We have read all Of them
with interest.
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DEATHS.

Died, at the residence Of Mr. j. VI. Nowl,p, los
east Main. at half-past o'clock yesterday evening"
Mr.. MAURICE l.. GUERRANT; aged sixty-three
years.
His funeral will take PLACE from the premises THIS
AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock. All friends are re-
qussied TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

NJ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-sUNDAY. June 18th, preaching by
Rev. w. q. STARR, ID. d., pastor. At ii A. NJ
subject. Manipulating in the Temple OF Iife";
at 9:15 p. n subject, 1.-THE Rock In the Desert"
A cordial invitation TO all.
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Ut SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE
WEEK.
COhEN BROTHEhS.

we have space TO enumeraie only few of the
many GOODS that lend special attractions As the
season advances we shall place before our patrons
every advantage In the purchase Of GOODS.
20 pieces OF WHITE IRISH LINEN, suitable for
general family use, at 21c. yard-,he value Of
which Is 3Jc.
A large lot OF ALL.wOOL BUNTING at 10, IL.
aud 12kc.;
wOUL.FILLING BUNTING at Sc. yard,
BLACK SATIN at 65c. yard-the same quality
sold everywhere al 81:
SURAH SATIN reduced from 81 .jO TO 90c.
5 pieces HEAVY GROS. GRAIN SILKS at 75c. a
yard--never offered under 1925;
LINING SILKS a, 25, 80, 81. and Soc;
Large stock Of FANCY SILKS and sATGNS I'm
Surah and other new designs at greatly reduced
prcel;
SUMNER SILKS at 37'5, ~, Is, aud Soc.
CHINA PONGTE PURE SILK. 24-inch. at 81 a
yard;
20 pieces YARD-WIDE WHITE LAWN at Sc;
INDIA LINENS AT Is, 1s, 81. ard 2jc.;
Also Pr RsIAN NULL, commencing in price from
25c. a yard;
FIGURED SWISS In endless variety;
2 cases OF WHITE FRENCH CAMBRICs AZ l5e.
yard-the price Of which is 2jc. everywhere ::
FRENCH ORGANIZES, FRENCH MANSIONS.
COLORED and WHITE DOTTED INDIA and
PERSIAN MULLS aud all other new designs
in WHITE GOODS.
We also offer
............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
: LACES IN ALL THEIR OLD AND
NEW VARIETIES.
........,.............,..,....
MIRECOURT, POINT NEMOCRS,
PLATTE VALENCIENNES,
POINT DE NIECE,
ANTIQUE, TURCHON,
CARRICK MA.CROSS, SPANISH, ETC.
We will also offer our entire stock Of PARASOLS
AZ great reductions from former prices.
In our HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENT
We claim an assortment that Is not TO be found
In This city. Among them many attractive bar
gains ie 4-Sa.SuSTh
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G1- l. + IG II IS T Il f E 7 BAPTIST
CHURCH tcorme Of Twenty.hfth aud Leigh
streets. 1.-The pastor. Rev. JONI POLLARD, ID. D..
will preach at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and SIS O'Clock =.
NJ. The sermon in the morning will be his first
anniversary sermon. Subject at night: Let The
Dead Bury the Dead" All strangers arc cordislly
welcomed.
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NE SECOND ESBYTERIA IN.
The Rev. Dr. CURRY will preach at ii O'Clock.
There will be no service In The afternoon.
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NJ MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Rev.
J. G. ARMSTRONG, ID. d.. rectorI.-Sunday school,
$50 A. NJ. Church-MornIng service, ii A. NJ. {;
evening service, q =. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

N7- THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST SUNDAY-sCHOOL ASsOCIA-
TON OF RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER viii
be held with the Sidney Baptist church SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at ~ o'clock. Interesting exelcises
may be expected.
GEORGE C.JACKsoN, Secretary.
William EtfusOn, President.
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Another large lnvoce OF LACES Of every kind,
Including WHITE and BLACK SPANISH
LACES. VERNICELLI. LANGUEDOC, VA
LENCENNES. TORCHON; .
Also a srpe line of SWISS, NAINSOOK, and
CAMBRIC ENB%OIDERlEs, at extremely low
prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

M LINEN DRILLINGS,
THE CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED:
MUST BE SEENTO BEFULLY APPRECIATED
Goods for BOYS and MEMS WEAR at great bar
gains at fje4I LEVY BROTHERS..
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RACK GooDSi BLACK GOODS!

BLACK GOODS! BLACK GOODS!
We will open over 100 pieces BLACK CASH
MERFS. TAMISE, FRENCH FUNTINGS,
NUNS VEiLlNGS PLAiN ana LAIE Du i :
iNGS. PLAIN, CHECKED and BROCADED
GRENADINES. and otn.r Black Goods, which
nav IN loDk "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

nj CT A Y S 7 Z L + I b a p IT'S Il
CHURCH Corner Of Graham and Clay streetsl.-
Preaching on SUNDAY at IL 4. N. and l.. NJ.
by Rev. S. &. CLoPToN, pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

me- THE PRESBY TERRAIN SUNDAY.
SCHOOL UNION will hold its anniversary on sun
DAY at 5 r. NJ. in the First Presbyterian church.
Interesting addresses and attractive exercises NAV
be expected. Teachers and scholars of all the
schools are requested TO meet THIS Saturday EVE
MING at o'clock TO rractice in singing.
I'D. X. SLEIGHT, President.
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NJ PARK-PLACE NJ Z 7 HODIST
CHURCH.-Rey. JONI HARMON will preach at IL
O'Clock A. M.-subj CT: Imitation of the Divine
Mercy; at Sis Il. M-suhjtct: "How Heaven
Becomes Deaf"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

n3~A CARD TO THE PUBLICAN
DREW ANTONI, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CONFECTIONEk, No. ll05 MAIN STREET. has
the honor Of informing his pa rons, and especially
the ladies of Richmond that he has
MAGNIFICENT SALTWATER APPARATUS.
procured at large outlay of money. This elegant
aud costly adjunct Of hts establishment, which IN
compliment 10 one Of Americas fast friends he hls
christened "FONTAINE DE LAFAYETTE" Is
confidently submitted 10 the critical Judgment 81
his most fastidlous patrons as something SUPERIOR
10 anything OF the sort heretofore Introduces IN
Richmond. From This Fountain are supplied daiy
Vichy, SellZer, Geiser Congress. Deep Rock, bu1a0
Lltha, aud soda. Waters also ApOihnaris Import
ed, Ginger Ate. aud Ottawa Beer His Syrups are
manufactured under his per,onal ,uperylilOn WIN
great care from The best and freshest fruit juices
He Is determined to surpass all competition IN the
production of these delightful and inyigorating sum-
mer beverages. $500 -
ICE CREAM.
His saloon is always supplied with all tiayor' OF
Creams and lees NY Zo'eollm
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~FIRST PRESRYTERIAN

CHURCH.-Rev. W. G. scHAEFFER will preach at
IL A. NJ. SUNDAY -school anniversary at Z. NJ,
aud no services at night.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

E0R sALE--A RARE CHANCE--THE
\ BARK. AND sUMAC-MILLs known as
basin MILL" b. Tue city Of Riohmond, with
Tue ssu H. sn,nsE, runna TO November
SNYDER, atmiu.
Fasw R.L YOUNG.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

FANCY GOODS, &e.
STEVENS
HAS JUST OPENED
Another large lot OF those POCKET-BOOKS a
65c.-all eo.ors
Elegant CIGAR and CIGARETTE CASES,
Handsome Fancy OFFICE INKsTANDs finished in
ebony and silt and all gilt;
Two new patterns Of CARD-RECEIvERS-yer
handsome;
New patterns and shapes OF ENGRAVED GLASS
BOwLEs, PITCHERS, and 6oBLETs-they
are beauties;
A few dozen ave- and six-foot STEP-LADDERS;
Novelties In HOOP and BALL EAR-DR0Ps,
Fifty TIN sETs-alI the newest styles and decoya.
tlons-bottom prices;
All sizes JAPANNED TEA-HRAYS-price from
10c. mp;
new lot Of CHARACTERISTICS and TRAYS;
An immense lot OF INDIAN BASKETS for lunch
work. scrap, collars, handkerc chiefs, sc.
Novelties continually beiSg received at
|. STEVENS,
my25 500 Broad street.
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= GRAUE.STREET RAPTIST

CHURCH Corner OF Grace and Fou.hee sireets).-
Rev W. z. HARRIS will preach on SUNDAY at ii
O'Clock A. NJ, and Rev. II. II. PITT at S:lj L. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

H1wE CLOSE OUR STORE AT Z
o'cock r. NJ. Our customers will confer favor If
they will make their purchases before that hour.
ie4 LEVY BROTHERS.
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CITY TAXES.
CITY COLLECTORS ofstSEy
RICHMOND, Nay 81, 1851.

BIcnMoSp, NAY 81, 1851.
V,HtS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
i DAILY. between the hours OF O'Clock A. VI
and q O'Clock r. NJ from the ism 10 the SOFA GAP
of June. Inclusive, for the purpose of receiving i'
any person charged with CITY TAXES tue ""''0
or one hall Of the amount OF tax charged.
TEN PER CENT. will be added 10 the amount -,
tax charged In every case where tile rsry 80 80
shah tail to pay the whole OF QUE hall "''h'" wv
time so limited.
Real estate sgtnts and others having nun. bet N.
bills a. pay VIII please send lists, So that US" o'
/ may he gotten together. Property hrlI IN .is''
please slys trustees names, A, u. " IopSSo.N,,r
! - LIN CVG>t"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

ME- MATING, L.CLOTHS. RUGS,
ana CARPETS at ..,.,,..
je4 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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IRON. sTEEL, GRuNDsrONEs, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BEST REFINED
i Iron, comprising a full assostnent OF Flats,
Rounds, Squares, Oysls, Bands, &C., Russia. CAT
yanized, and American Shect-Iron; SNedes and
Norway Iron, Norway Shapes aud Rods Naylors
Cast-stetl, German and Biistered Steel Machinery
aud Tirt-Stesi, RABBIT Metal, Pig. Tin, Spelter,
For sale by
aD l2-3m HENRY ~. YORTUAM
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DRESS GOODS! NOVELTIES
PARAsoLsi FANS! MITTS!

Fifteen hundred PARASOLS from soc. TO sl0
Having bought very largely at low prices, W. are
nrices Than ever. l25 dozen FANS from l0c TO
IS apiece embracing the finest and cheapest line In
the city: 2S doZ,n handsome SILK LACE MITTS
al SOC; 81 dozen handsome SILK LACE MIrTS
at 75r.; % dozen handsome SILK LACE MlTTS
at 81 l3 d0Z N handsome SILK LACE MlTTS
at sl.25-iucluiing all the new shades Also. black
and white. Give Us call on Parasols, Fans, and
Mitts.
Eighty-iwO dozen Ladies' and Geutlemen's
GAUZE aud SUMMER MERINO UNDERWEAR
at low prices at TuALHIMER BROTHERS..
my 19-Sa SuSW
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" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streets),-Rev. j. Il. HAw-
THORN, ID. ID. pastor, will preach on SUNDAY at
IL A. M.-suljac,: sour Children" ,; and at 81 z.
NJ. 1.-THE Imnuability Of Christi All welcome.
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TLINEN LAP.RoBEs.

The cheapest LAp.ROBEs ever oferea-at soe
worth 81, Mt 9oc. worth sl2c, at 81 worth VI 90
at t1.25 worth 81.
MEXICAN HAMMoCKs at reduced prices ut
ra LEVY BROTHERS..
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The Educational Journal Of Virginia for
jane 10 good No.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11
SILKS sArINs. RROCADEs

As we are anxious TO reduce Odr stock In these
goods we have marked them 20 per cent. below cur
regular prIcIs in order to make them sell rdpldly,
nd 10 give our customers a chance 10 secure bar
DRESS GOODS! NOVELTIES!
We have marked our entire stock of DRESS
GOODS, NOVELTIES, and TRIMMINGS at clo-
sing-out prices, as We wish to close them for the
season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11
HEALTH i WEALTH!

O. OOO REWARD FOR ANY CAsb
I,ONJO OF BLEEniNG. lfCHiN@, ULCt-
RATEn or rROTRipiNG Pills Thar ".
BiNGs PlLE-REMEDl fails 20 cure. Preptrsd
by j. L. MILLER, NJ d.. fhsladeiphia, Ia N'~9
genuine Without his signature. sold by
POLK MILLER 4 60, 300 Mstn stree,
IN al.'rI TbSsstIyt KIsbHond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11

mr. LAWNS LAwNsi LAWNS!

Five hundred pieces Of NEW LAWNS at o. 6s'
81. 10, and 12jfc. per yard at ..
lea LEVI bhcfubhos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-11
MEETINGS..

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE V.
l. VI. /. CLUB will be held MONDAY. June 18Th.
at 81 o'clock z. NJ, at No. 703 east Broad street
Two delegates TO L. ngton and officers for the en-.
suing year will be elected. fail attendance Is
quesied. X. l.. WALKER, President.
j. l.. WAXING, Secretary. je 1l-2t