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wonders were greatly admired. Some OF the
rroIoQIsts said there were nndoubted indi-
cations Of the existence Of other csvcrns In
the vicinity. Dinner for all who wnnted e
was served NJ the hotel attbe expense OF the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Compony,
their own fine hotel not being completed.
Everything was done without regard 10
cost and without any expense to the excur'
sionists, who were delighted with their en-
tertainment.
Leaving Luray at $3.50, the train sped
back to Slaunton, reaching here In two
hoLrs and a bali, thus closing delightful
day, the first OF the series laid out Tor their
entertainment and information.
This morning The party left al I:3O again
on a special train for the western ore-mipes
and coal.6elds, where they Will prosper
and enjoy the sights until Saturday night,
and then return TO their homes. Last nigh'
| the visitors attended the Operations IN
body TO witness the rendition OF the Pirates
OF Penzlnce by Staunton amateurs. be
tween the acts Or. X. w. Raymond, OF Inc
New York party, made graceful acknow'
Judgement OF the Inequalities received here,
and expressed the unbouDded qualification
of the whole Association. They donated
$50 TO The Confederate Soldiers Cemetery
fund, the object for which the play was
Given. ~,'PEXN.
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The Mahone Convention.

Tho Avht between CAMERON, MASSEY
w,v. .rA t,xoxER proceeded With no unu'
ana, excitement until night, swnen mr.
1,xnssv. Of Norfolk. at u o'clock, after the
second ballot. nominated RiDpLEnERcER'
This created good deal OF feeling, ana IL
was not allayed by the speech Of that gen.
,,emau. who rather left the impress
sion that he could not decline the
nomination II 1t was "iorced" on nim.
subsequently the nomination OF General
MALONE by Or. WISE made the cauidron
hail over. and the sbrewdest leaders IN toe
hodv seemed at sea as to the result. The
scene that followed is described as intensely
stormy. aud Captain WISE, as the friend oil
General MALONE, did good service 10 Sc
curing an adjournment at 1 o'clock. specu'
,a,ion OF course ran high. and 1t was pre-
dic,cd by many that "ihe boss " would DC
the nominee. At the hour at winch
we write II really seems as II there
was good deal Of truth in many
Of the special dispatches sent IRON
Washington in regard TO the Resdiuslei
conference there. We shall tomorrow see
what we do see; but we do not anticipate
any action that will dispirt the Conserva
lives OF Virginia or imperil the success Of
our ticket, provided we are properly organ
lied and work with The zeal and energy We
displayed in 1869.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION NEWS.

soUTHAMProN.-Maj Littleton Il. Ed
wards, whose faitbfulness, efficiency,
ard integrity as public officer for half
century have never been reproached IN the
least, and whose personal popularity IS
surpassed by no other mans in the county,
received every vote cast for clerk OF the
County and Circuit Courts.
RUSSELL Captain II. ii. Dickinson was
elected clerk over Jent, the incumbent, by
a large majority.
CUMBERLAND.-J. a. Booker was elected
clerk. This also is tirst-class appoint
ment.
PRINCE EDwARD.-Tbe Mercury says: \.
II. Hooper. our present courteous and efli-
cient clerk, was unanimously sustained IN
every district for reelection, and better
choice could not have been made in the
county.
SURRY. The election passed off very quiz
etly in this county. There was no Conser'
vatiye ticket in the field, but nearly all the
men elected belong to that party.
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RRAssEssMRNT OF LANDS.
Beware!

The man OF all others in the United States
whom the Administration disowns, hates,
and irowns upon-tbe man whom it has just
put under its feet-tbe man whom Mr..
BLAINE once denounced as turkey-cock-
the man who has pronounced Mr.. GARFIELD
a liar Il Roscoe CoSKLIYG. The Wing Of
yesterday publishes the following para
graph concerning the relations OF that gen.
tIeman to General MALONE:
n"ALBANY, N. ", June 1.-Mr. Conkling
has sent a telegram 10 Malone, Of Virginia,
that his every effort for the true advance
ment OF the South and to make elections
real and fair has bis whole heart, and de-
serves the cooperation OF Republicans every
where"
Let Administration Republicans beware
OF Joining hands with Mr.. CosKLISG.
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DEATHS.

Died. at her residence, In this city, at 1928 z. NJ,
WEST, widow OF the late Edward X. West.
Her funeral viii take place from ST. James church
FRIDAY, June 80, at 8 +. M. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died, at his residence at ten minutes 10 O'Clock
p. NJ. ON Thursday, June 2, 1881, DAVID MUIR
PLY. In the thrty-third year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from the Third Pres
byterian church THIS AFTERNOON, June 80, at
halt. past O'Clock. The fiiends and acquainiances
OF the family are invited 10 attend.
Washington papers please copy.
Died, at the residence of his father, No. Broad
street, on THURSDAY night, June "a, at 10 O'Clock,
JOHNNIE, infant son or G.. II. aud N. 4. Blakey
aged eleven months and eleven days.
"Of such is the Kingdom OF Heaven"
The fuBeral win take place THIS EVENING at 0
o'clock from his fathers residence. Friends aud
acquaiBiances or the family are respectfully III
ylted " attend without further notice.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The LyDchburg Yirginidn says: The
Lyucbburg Light Artillery Blues propose
holding feast and fair during the present
month for the purpose OF raising funds to
aid them in their preparations for attending
the Yorktown Centennial. The Blues Will
make most credtable display, ard between
them and the Home Guard Lynchburg VIII
have no occasion to be dispIeased with her
representatives.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker will lecture in
lLynchburg on the 9th instant for the bcne-
III OF the Lynchburg Home Guard. His
subject will be "Virginia's Past, Present,
and Future"
The sentence Of Oliver IIlmbleton, The
throe-card-mOnle convict, will not be exc
cuted for thirty days, although the motion
for new trial was 0yerruled yesterday az
teinoon. He Will remain in jail until the
end OF that time, and if his counsel succeed
IN getting a SUperSedeGS from some judge
of the Court OF Appeals in order to enable
his case TO be appealed there, be will remain
In jail here until the decision OF the Courl
Of Appeals is made known. Otherwise he
will spend the 4th Of July in the Richmond
penlentiiry.
The Shenandoah Heroh Democratic
says: The only feature we have to regret Is
that in this election, for the first time, there
was an effort to cheat and defraud the peo'
ole by means OF bogus clection-tckets. We
understand, however, that the matter Is
now under investigation, aud there may be
sope unpleasant developments before the
subject is dropped.
The Page Courier says: The vote OF last
Thursday, we trust, will stand as warning
forever to the Shen9ndoah.Val Railroad
Company that when she desires to treat
With the county Of Page she must do 1t by
other methods than attempting to control
her elections.
An old colored woman, Familiarity known
to many as "Aunt Winnie" Il former slave
" no belonged to James Henshaw, died last
week in Madison county at the eXtraordi'
nary age Of one hundred and five years.
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What Lord Roscoe has 10 submit TO
Now,

The reports from Albany show that Lord
Roscoe's Illumination is complete. The New
York Express says: To-day hay.seed
member Of Assembly or the smallest OF the
small.iry local politicians who are trying to
help him out OF the dangerous predicameni
he is in do not hesitate to Familiarity SLAP
him on the back and calculate, "NeyeI
mind, Roscoe, old boy; keep up good
hcart.v The fallen chieitain for a moment
forgets the change OF circumstances be
tween then and now, and he IS about 10
crush with look and voice the intruder
when he suddenly reconsiders his inten-
ton, smotheIs his indignant feelings, anC
forces a smile.
The correspondent OF the New York Sur
saws: A little after dark Mr.. COnklina
again appeared in the corridors Of the Della
van. He was neatly dressed, but the line:
on bis face we've deeper and his peaked
goalee seemed sharper than usual. The de-
liant curl still rolled itself on his bump OF
yeneration; hut he looked careWOrn and
haggard. Much sympathy was privately
expressed for him. Leonidas and his Spar
tan band were falling, and XerXes Blaine
and his 100000 Office-hOldcIs were trying To
force the pass. The eager admirers who
had fi0cked about the fallen statesman q
week ago were gone, and aside from Payn,
Arthur, butcher, and few others, only the
yericst political tramps remained. Two OF
these listened to the ex Senator for ten
minutes, when he buried himself in his
apartments.
The correspondent Of the Boston Adrer
tiSer says Mr.. Conkling continues to re-
ceiye visitors with all the bandness OF an
insurance agent. His words are as soft IL
butter. Whatever wrath may be in bis
heart, he seizes the palms OF his callers. and
in case they are trusted lieutenans Of the
machine" whispers confidential and my
terious messages, with various theatrical
effects thrown In free.
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A New York paper says: This is bad
year to die in. Aside from the natural I'M
comiortableness Of the thing it has become
expensive, for the liyery-siable keepers
have held a meeting and determined to
materially advance the price for carriages
at funerals.
The Albany Journal says Dir. ConkIng's
resignation Is ga crime against the coun-
try" II this thing keeps on Benedict
Arnold will be completely oyershadowed
before Rescoe's case is settled.
The Confederate memorial-day observ-
ances at Loudon Park, Baltimore, Wednes-
day, were very impressive, and were wit.
messed by large number of people.
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Judge COOLEY says that to require the
prepayment OF q capitation tax as pre-
requisite 10 voting is not violation OF the
fourteenth amendment. So does Mr.. DAWES,
who recently led General MAHoSE's forces
IN the Uuiied States Senate for six weeks.
SO Goes Mr.. HoAR. who complImented the
General 80 eloqueutly. So do CAMERON,
ANTHONY, GARFIELD. and all The rest Of the
constitutional lawyers so far as we know.
But the New York Herald announces
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STAUNTON.

OUR SCIENTIFIC GUESTS-EXCURSION TIC
LURAY AND THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY IRON.
WORKSHOP AGAIN FOR THE WEST.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
JUNE 2, 1881.
Our portbern visitors Of the mining ell.
gineers were loud in praise of the elegant
reception given them by the citizens at the
Institution Tuesday night. 1t was, indeed,
Stanton, and was managed with admirable
good taste. concluding with pretty dis
play OF fireworks.
Notwithstanding the late hours kept the
night before, the party. which by accessions
from different parts North and West had
increased 10 about one hundred and fifty,
were astir early yesterday morning, aud by
Il O'Clock there were, with the citizens who
were invited, nearly two hundred persons
at the Chesapeake and Ohio depot. They
met there special train OF new, neatly-ap-
pointed cars-three for passengers and one
for the commissary department, which was
in charge OF the Richmond caterer, Andrew
Pizzini. Switching of ut Waynesboro'.
the special passed rapidly over the
new and substantial track OF the
Shenandoah Valley road through q
beautiful valley country to the iron.works
Of Hon. William Mines. Here the party
disembarking were met by Mr.. Mines him
self, who welcomed bis visitors with great
cordially, aud showed them the operations
OF his large establishment, where blooms Of
the finest quality Of iron were being RAP.
idly turned out. After a half.bour's stay
the visitors reembarxed, and soon reached
Luray, sixty miles from Staunton. Pizzini
had improvised some tables around the
depot and soon bad his viands spread plenti-
fully upon them, 10 which The whole party
did ample justice.
The eycursionists were then conveyed in
vehicles OF oil sorts and sizes-from coun-
try buggy to a gorgeous circus-wagOn--to
the eayerns, mile and half from Lnray.
These were brilliantly Illuminated with
1000 lights. The sight was novel one to
many OF the party, and the sub!erranean
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The Baltimore American lavishes praise
upon the address which Captain j. H..
CgAspgmLAySs delivered in that city on
wednesday. II our columns were at our
disposal this morning we should certainly
reproduce the Americans appreciative ar
IL
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The New Assessment.

We have Mr.. MAssEY's annual report for
the year ending September 80, 1SS0-yes,
September 80, 1880. In 1t we find the fol-
lowing information, which we have long
sought in vain:
BEAssEssMRNT OF LANDS.
The value Of real estate In Virginia according TO
The returns OF The reassessments made in 1875,
pursuant 10 Article 10 OF the Constitution, chap
Ter 80. section Q, Code OF 1873, and the act Of
Assembly, OF March 81, 1875,
was. go. 80. ......... e,04e,s97 40
The value OF real estate In Vtr-
ginia according 10 the returns
OF reassessnents made pursuant
TO law IN 1880 is............... 234,272.951 OF
Decrease In lse0.................s 11,773 446 AZ
When the deductions made by the courts are
added the decrease viii be about per cenum.
Five per cent. deduction from the total
tax on real estate will cause loss OF revenue
Of about $4,000 per annum, instead OF the
large sum which the Resdiusters predicted.
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Mr.. PAUL is congressman.eIect. lie Is
going to Washington next winter. There
fore, he claims that his Is the only Dent
Paving party in Virginia. The average
delegate must have been as much astonished
10 hear this as was PRIAa when at the dead
hour OF night nc was told that "ha'f MS
TROY was burned Won't Mr.. PAUL ad'
NIT that the Democrats and the Republicans
are almost as good debt-psyers as he ana
MIseryf
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A special dispatch to the American from
Augusta, Ga. announces that tne C'!ue
syndicate have spoiled the recent fine SOW
ING Of Colonel Bsrbour In that locality
Baltimore american.
That CLYDE syndicate is power. Better
not get in its way.
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We return thanks to Professor THOMAS
r. PRICE. Of the University, for pamphlet
COPY OF three lectures delivered by him be-
fore the Normal School Of Virginia on
Methods OF Language Teaching as APP
piled to English"
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that the platform 81 Oeaersl MALONE twho
Il no lawyer) win dcclare that Judge Coo
ivy. DAVIS, HoAR, HAwbsY, ANTHONY,
CAMERON, aud all the rest are mistaken!
eve should SMILE
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EXCURSIONS.
ElRST GRAND EXCURSIONSf-;Ia
L " So S.. III
TO
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK,
SATURDAY NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK.

The steamer ARIEL, which has just been thor
oughly oyerhauled and elegantly refurni' he'd. VIII
leave her wharf NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, June
4th, AZ o'clock. for OLD POINT, NORFOLK. and
PORTSMOUTH. arriving at those places early sun
day morning. Returning, she will leave Norfolk at
A. NJ. aud Old point at 1870 A. NJ on the following
Monday, arriving here at r. NJ.
ONLY ONE DAY LOST FROM BUSINESS.
Fair for the round trip only 81. Tickets sold at
wharf Saturday afternoon. l.. Is. TAIuM.
r2.3t superintendent.
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STRONG But TRUE.-Not by device or by
cunning. but by the actual merit OF the
famous substance, has st. Jacobs Oil steadily
wos its way, until il is to-day the national,
il not cosmopolitan, remedy for rheuma-
tism
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H- JULIUS MEYER & SON
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PAPAsoLsf PARAsOLs !

PAFASOLsi PARAsOLcl
Having closed out manufacturers stock, we ara
enabled 70 make SPECIAL Low PRICES.
LINED BROCADE-sILK PARAsOLs at 1925
formerly $3.50;
LINED SATIN. OBELIsK HANDLE, at $3.50
formerly 50 so;
LINED SATIN, IVORY HANDLE AND TIP. at
50 formerly 81;
LINED ALL.slLK BROCADE at 1925 formerly
So;
LINED SATIN. trimmed with SPANISH LACE,
at s4.75 formerly So;
FANCY BROCADES, FRINGE-TRIMMED, as
So formerly SIC:
2e.INCH TWiLLED-sILK sUN-UMBRELLA at
$3.50;
26.INCH TURK-sATIN. BAMBOO HANDLE, at
1926 formerly 50.
FANS! FANsl
500 IvoRY-sTTCK JAPANESE FANS at 25c.
worth Soc:
sLvER.sTICK JAPANESE FANS a; 15c. worth
Csc;
5000 EXTRA QUALITY LARGE JAPANESE
FANS at &c.;
FEATHER, DECORATED, CRETONNE, and
SILK FANS from soc. to -.
LADIES LINEN AND MoHATR CLsTERs.
LARGE STOCK, NEW STYLES, from 1925 to
$3.50.
HOSIERll HOSIERY!
LADIES EXTRA QUALIFY RIBBEDFRONF
BALBRIGGANS at 2jc. worth 40c.;
LADIES REGULAR MADE UNBLEACHED at
lie.
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED EMBROIDERED
FRONTS at | lie. worth 25c.;
CHILDREN'S CNBLEACUED BALBRIGGANs
al 35 10 Soc.
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED LACE HOSE at
SOC
CHLDREN'S DRESSES AND CORsETS.
CHILDREN'S SHORT DRESSES. I'm French Mus
lin. Cambria aud Nalnsook. from 62c. to 81
INFANTS LONG DRESSES from $3.50 to 50;
CHlLDREN'S CORSETS, with shoulder-straps'
only see;
CrlILDBEN'S CORSET-WA WAISTS only soc;
LADIES DRESSlNG.SACQUts IN Muslin, Cam
bric, and Nansook, from Il TO IS;
LADIES' HIGH AND 10 NECK CORSET
COVERS;
Large stock Of LADIES' GOWNS. CHEMlSES
DRAWERS, &c,at j. MEYER & SONS,
my 22.eOd go and SOB Broad street.
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DAMAsK CLOTHS.

We ask the attention Of housekeepsrs 10 n large
aud varied stock OF DAMASk CLOTHS, from the
finest loom Ia the world. These are specially adapt
ed for a me retail trade and are confined 10 our
houses for the city OF Richmond. They measure 2,
~, 3, aud 81 yards I'm length. The DESIGNS and
PATTERNS are very unique and elegant. and lie
NAPKINS and DOILIEs can be found exactly to
match.
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HUNYADIJANOs WATER.
HUNYADI JANOS,

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST NATURAL APE-
RENT WATER.
"a NATURAL LAXATIVE, SUPERIOR 70 ALL
OTHERS Professor Mcnamara, W. D., "
Dublin.
"SPEEDY, SURE, AND. GENTLE."-Pr0ieSsor
Roberts, +. x. c. p, london.
"RELIEyEs THE KIDNEYS. UNLoADs TIE
LIVER, AND OPENS THE BOwELs'-LOhdOn
Medical Record
Ordinary dose, a winagassful before breakfast.
or All druggists and mi neral. water dealers.
ap S,l7,29,myl l5&Je3,5 ,l4S2o
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ICE.
ICE.
NORTHERN ICE.

y y" Il H"N '0H.
Representing the
OLDEST NORTHERN-ICE FIRM
In the city Of Richmond, call particular attention
10 my
PURE. CLEAR, FIRM KENNEBEC-RINER ICE
with which have furnished my customers prompt
ly, continuously, and a full supply
THROUGH THE ENTIRE SEASONS.
Having mace NV contract for from
FIVE THOUSAND TO ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND TONS
Of the above celebrated ice. am prepared 10 supply
all who may favor me with their orders. With ny
Old courteous aud competent drivers. and also every
effort of myself an sons 10 give entire satisfaction.
nope To receive a liberal share Of the public pa
lr0nage.
orders by mail, telephone, or otherwise promptly
atteuGe 10. MRS. JANE KING,
my slim Wholesale and Retail lce-Dealcr.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!i-Haying purchased
L large stock Of COUNTRY ICE, am prepared
To deliver the same 10 consumers, wholesale or re-
tail. or sell from ice-house5 by cart-load or other
wise.
PRICE. use. to soc. Per 100 pounds. DC iyered.
VI. y. HOGSON.
Orders left at PAGES coal-yard, 70s Broad OF
1908 cary street. my dim
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FESTIVAL.

fCHE LADIES OF ST. JOHNS GER
l. MAN CHURCH cordially invite their friends
10 the STRAWBERRY FEST WAL which will b.
confused TO. NIGHT aud TOMORROW friday
NIGHT In the basement Of the new church. corner
Eighth and Marshall streets. Je 2-2tN
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LADIES' MERINO AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR
in immense variety Of styles aud prices, ranging
from soc. To $3.50;
GENTLEMEN's GAUZE VESTS and DRAW Frs
ranging IN cost FROM Use. 10 $3.50;
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS al lowest rates.
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INSURANCE AGENT.

GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
FIRE-INsURANCE AGENT,
once, 10. 8, Piedmont and Arlington Building
corner Of Ninth aud Main streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
Insurance effected at moderate rates In OLD
WELL-ESTABLISHED, and PROMPT computes.
Csrefn attention given TO all business nirusted 10
me- nasnoc, snliv soiici ed. je Sits
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Orkney SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.
old SWEET SPRINGS.
" MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,

This DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT r
be- open for the accommodation Of visitor. Ut
10 1891. All The appointments are nr,'.0
Elevation, 1000 feet capacity fDr LOCO er..
The water h powerfully tOuic, diuretc mildly
thariic, aud Alternative. Mineral plunge. '
temperature ~ degrees also, warm and bot Dr.
raj and fresh water steam-haihs. TX euslFe Itf
Excellent band sf music, express, telegraph, .
post. offices in hOtel.
Board Der day. ~ 80: per week, SO; yer m0.
FROM $40 % $50, accord nv 10 Zoe iiiou.
my ll.im j. l.. GINEN~. ,uporinicni'
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BOARDING.
HOUSE MoVEDl

proprieior desiring TO build at 30l east Main
street wishes 10 dispose Of n SMALL. WOoDEN
HOUSE. Very reasonable terms can be made D,
any person who Will engage " move u from me o
Immediately, le 3-eopft
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DAWLEY SPRING,


rNHE HEALING SPRINGS, Bath couu'
/ Va. will be open for the reception ot 81
the IsT OF jun Bilhs an ine natural itWf
tire of the water. which l. - and ~ degree
rcnheit. Hot baths AZ any temrruu" dc
,lsn. plunge and shower. bath. Ptmpht'- H
had Of PURCELL. LAOD 60. Or ne prophet
nv l5.2u II CARTER tIEANh
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WHITE GOODS.

For The present season We are provided for great
demand IN DOTTED aud FIGURED SWISS Mu--
LINS, LINON DE DACCA, LINEN LAWNS
ORGANDIES. PERSIAN LAWNS. NULL MUS
LINs, PIQUES, JACONkTS, TARLArANS,
CAMBRI'S, and MAZALIAS. These goods We
can sell as low ~ any house IN the country.
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1T SYCLE BROTHERS.
POSITIVE BARGAINS WILL BIZ FOUND
THROUGHOUr OUR ENTIRE
ESTABLISHMENT THIS COMING WEEK.

We note particularly orr LADIES UNDER
WEAk, and call special attention 10 our great re-
ductions ~ FANCY Silks.
SATIN DAMASSE at 81 70 Regular price Sl.IJ.
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RITrERS.
r b. b.
BUMGARDSER's BODEGA BlTrERs.
WILLIAM l.. BUMGARDNER 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND PRoPRrEroRs,
STANTON, Va.
j. L. ROGERS 4 CO.,
Sole Agents for Richmond, va.
ALCOHOLIC BASR:
OLD"J. BUMGARDNER" WHISkEY.
Formula examined and approved by homo ply
slcians.
we recommend the BlTTERs 10 the Trade, aud
believe them TO be the best and pureSt BifTERs
with alcoholic basis) manufactured.
For sale IN large or small guam lilies 10 the trace
by J. i. ROGERS & CO.,
| my 10 'Tu&E3m sole Agents,
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SUMMER SILKS.
Our stocks have just been replenished by large
additions, and we now can show the most attractive
variety, ranging IN cost from soc. - SIPS.
BLACK SILKS.
We continue to make a specially Of this branch
establishment, and give iae very best values
Especial attention Is called 10
BLACK SILK At $3.50,
BLACK MOURNING Sn.k at sl.40.
LACES IN all new styles and IN immense variety;
LINENS, DAMASKs, TOWELS;
DONESTICS at lowest cash rates.
LAWNS. ORGANIZES, aud JACuNETs jus
opened
CARBoLlc MOUTu.WASH. for sale by
CARDOZO, ALS0r, MOSBY co.,
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
[my 22-cod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-03
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &e.

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