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Charlottesville.


pgArH--RELrofous rSrELLIGExcE-R
ACCIDENT ACCIDENT TO AN ENGINEER
PIC-NIc-E N-ANOTHER DEATH
RAILROAD SIGNALS PERSONAL---VERY. LATE
ELECTION.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
MAY 80, 1881.
Intelligence was received here yesterday
Of the sudden death In Alexandria on Sat
urday night Of Mr.. II. Y. Daniel, for many
years citizen OF this place, and very popu.
lar In this community. Mr.. Daniel was a
grandson OF the late Mrs. Colonel John X.
Jones, recently buried here, where most OF
the family deceased lie. Representatives oil
the several orders 10 which the deceased be-
longed went on last night TO attend his
funeral.
Rev. DR.. Mcintosh, OF Alabama, CORE
sponding secretary OF The ii ,me Mission
BOARD of the Southern Baptist Convention,
preached last night at the Baptist church
A smash-up Of a freight train near Ivy
depot on Saturday night blocked the road
for some hours, and In consequence trains
| were passing here all day Sunday.
Last night Engineer Woodward, one OF
the oldest and safest employees OF the Nir.
GINA Midland railroad, had the misfortune
to fall of his engine while upon the turn
table at the Virginia Midland round.house.
When taken up he was unconscious, and
remained so until about III O'Clock to-day.
| His condition is serious, as internal injuries
are thought TO have ensued, while his eX-
terpa bruises are of themselves very pain
| ful.
The Presbyterian Sunday school held its
annual picnic at "Meadow Brook" on
| Saturday.
At an election held on Friday evening T..
| s. Keller, ED, was chosen as third lieuten-
| ant of The Monticello Guard. This com.
pany-one of the best drilled in the State
are making arrangements to attend the
Yorktown celebration.
Intelligence has been received OF The death
Of Mrs. Emma Estelle Wilson, daughter
| OF Judge Alexander Riyes, and wife OF Rev.
John Wilson, OF Georgetown, Colorado,
which occurred on the 18th instant.
The system OF signals and switches now
used at Lynchburg Junction are so perfect
| in their arrangement that 1t Is impossible
| for an accident to occur if the operator does
his duty. For instance, train comiDgIn
on the Virginia Midland railroad cannot
pass until a white light is displayed. II the
switch is set for the Chesapeake and Ohio
road, this light cannot be displayed until
tue SWITCH II cndbSeu' lbus thV OhSi"VCi
on train on either road takes the RESPONSE
biity in his own hands when he passes a
red light. and the switch cannot by any pos
sibiity be right, and run-off is inevitable.
| The operator sits in his office and manipu.
lates these signals, some OF which are half a
nile away, by a system of levers, and it
makes everything as safe as can be.
The weather is still dry and very hot, but
the nights are delightful. There is no pres
ent indication OF rain.
Professor Fred. NJ. Page. instructor in
modern languages at the University. has
accepted the professorship in the University
OF the South, at Sewanee, Tenn.
The late election was the most crushing
defeat TO the Readiusters possible. The
maiorites for the regular Democrats were in
some instances rs high as LOGO. IMP.
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The Massachusetts Knights Templar who
recently visited Virginia incurred the eter-
nal displeasure OF the Boston journal by
participating to some extent In the Con-
federate memorial-day exercises at Rich
mond. Such conduct on their part was, in
deed, truly awful; but not bali as bad as
that OF the thiriy.seven Republican sena-
tors who tried their best for six weeks TO
make a living ex-Confederate Repudlator
Sergeant-at-Ar OF the United States SEN
ate, for which the journal has not vet found
any words OF condemnation. Manchester
IN Ill., Union.
The Richmond correspondent OF the Pc
tersburg Inder says Mr.. Massey has not
been in the city much in the past few
weeks, but he claims that he will develop
more strength in the Convention than any
other candidate yet named. He processes
to believe that he will have more votes on
the first ballot than Cameron or any other
man.
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The ADMINISTRATIONS AND GENERAL Ma
B0SE.-GORHAM Is the irrepressible small
boy--pentdnt terribte-the bull in the China
shop. He says what he pleases tells what
all other politicians would keep secret and
losses bis enemies right and left upon his
horns. He is now attacking the Admins
tration because il Is -MAHONE-tbe very
thing of all others that will induce the Adj
mlDisiratIon to adhere 10 Mr.. GARFIELD's
dietum that General MALONE must come
into the Republican party. and not wait for
nor expect the Republican party to 60 to
him. Mr.. GoRHAN's paper in its issue Of
yesterday talks out as follows:
"Tbe Virginia ReSdjusters could not be
induced TO vote the Republican ticket, but
they are for a free ballot and against the
Bourbons who oppose fair elections. The
great body OF the Republicans desire to
support the Readiusters II they can do so
without being 0stracised by the Admins
iration. These are facts well known to the
President. IL straight Republican ticket
Is placed in the field, the liberal movement
in Virginia is doomed, and the men who,
under Mahone's lead, broke away from
BOURBON mttnOus anu bourbon RUE are
notified by the North that unless they are
willing 10 be called Republicans they will
no: be welcomed as patriots. This would
be refusal to allow the solid South TO
break. Who would be benefited? The
Bourbons. BY whom! BY Bourbon
sympstbizing Administration Did the
solid South win in November, after alp"
Isn't that rich! Why, 1t is almost equal
to the BLAINE aud CoSKLiNo quarrel. "Did
the solid South win in November, after
aH2" What does that mean, General? 1t
would seem, II GoRHAM is to be relied upon,
that the Administration has determined to
stand by the regular organization Of the Re.
publican party--tbe straigbtouts.
Let all genuine Republicans beware lest
they be caught coquetting with the Malone
ffoe
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The Richmond correspondent OF the Balti-
more Sun says: Ii is stated in well-informed
circles that Malone will allow bis name 10
be used as a candidate for the Readiuster
gubernatoriaI nomination in certain contin-
gencies, one OF which is believed to be any
manifestation OF serious discord among the
ReSdiuster leaders. In that case it Is
thought that his pane will be offered to
the Convention to heal all discord aud settle
all the differences among the leading men
who are claimants for the nomination.
An Administration paper says: Could
Mr.. ConkIing have authorized or inspired
that nasty lie about Mr.. Blaine and the star
route scandal? IL be did, he must have
been surprised by the prompt and complete
contradiction 1t called forth from those
Cabinet officers. A few more assaults OF
this kind are needed 10 knit the Cabinet
firmly together and make it the most har-
monious ever known.
The Baltimore American tRepublicanl
says: There has lately been a very percep-
iibIe stifening OF the Republican backbone
Ia the Old Dominion, and We entertain the
hope that the party Will yet put straight.
out ticket IN the field, with strong man
like General Williams c. Wickbam ct the
head Of it.
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LspeeLaI .eIegrsm to .he WhIg.l

PEARIsBuRG, Va, May 20, 1SSl.-Buchan.
az and Craig counties instruct for Blair for
Attorney.Genersl, making every Southwest
county for him. W. r. O., in the Wing.
And yet until 1t Is done We shall not be.
Iiese that General Malone will allow Mr..
BLAIR TO be noininated-Mr. BLAIR, who Is
pledged to apply the principles OF re-
adjustment to the national debt. RIDDLE.
BsEGEs, BLACKWELL, and GRoSER are not
on that platform. They don't want TO re-
adjust The nations debt, but vIrgInia's.
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KING WILLIAM. Our correspondent
&C." writes from West Point as follows:
The entire Democratic ticket for county Of
fees In the late election in King william
was elected.
KING GEORGE.--For clerk Of County and
Circuit Courts William s. Brown, 60f; NJ.
Luther Price, ReSdi lister nominee, 346.
Majority for William 5. Brown, 258.
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sJu,ted states spd South Ancrica icf The
MiddlehorougIi Steel Manufacturing Com.
peny 81 Engiand. Il on wish to the city
WITH the view Of examining the mineral
products Of this section.
Sixty.odd copies OF Hon. jefferson paviss'
forthcoming history OF the Coniesera,e
Government have already been bespoken I'D
,hIs city. TELEPHONE.
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DEATHS.

Died. In this CITY, on Tuesday, at o'clock 7. NJ,
AT No. ii west Leigh street, Mrs. ELIZA III. LEE,
formerly of Appomaitox county, In the sixty second
year Of ner age. -
Tier funeral will take place THIS "wednesday
EVENING at 8 O'Clock from the residence Her
friends are invited 10 attend.
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HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN MALARIA
TRoUBLEs.-I have used Horsfords Acid
Phosphate in malarIal troubles, and in adj
ministering quinne. 1t has done well in
my hands. w. S. McBurnie, NJ. d., Spring
field ILL.,
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NJ LAWNS, LAWNS.

NJ LAWNS, LAWNS.
o cases FAsT.COLOR LAWNS just received. at
OK rieces FAST. COLOR LAWNS jus. received, at
1oa n,eccs FAST. COLOR LAWNS just received
Z coseS BEST SiDF-BAND ard LACE
STRIPED LAW ~, at 1885,; ,o,,
los pieces COLORED LINEN LAWNS AT lZ1
and 25c.
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MONEY
Office no THE HOLDERS OF run
no INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amoani 81 XIV nv
AND DASVILLE RAILROAD FER - ~.
COLL RIO Us due In 1913 AZ les and aesfu'n
ttresf TAs,- bonds are sseared by Sonso.,' o. q,
mortgage ra the Richmoad aud Dsnyllly anu ,...
mont ralroads and the ease of the North CafV.''
railroad , 49,. ,-,,. .s
We Gan confidently recommend these bouu,'
IN. at.nu,l repcrt Of the company toT the year 49,
ing 2gth September, 1850, showed mat inc 80.
pan. had reduced tts debt over soO'oVo c'' -
the two preceding years besides ACHING "a g
IT,. rolling stock and machinery, snd pun
e. a0o ions Of new steel rails. For the stNe4 % ".
fnding APRIL 80, 1851, the net receipts 81 H',
psny exceeded s24O,0O0, which = equal 70 - IN
Cent on the capital stock OF the COMPANY; 81.
| payment OF Interest, rents. aud AL otaA' ...
charge. and expanding q large smosh' ,o'
nent. s,eel rails aud additional woi s-,hols' a.,
THOMAS BGA>tH
The receipts Of this company Tor carr 10
mails TOT last April show an Increase Of Owe, or
per cent. over same month OF last yea; a., 40
freight OF 80 per cent. Previous 10 lstvt -
per cent. OF the Atiania and thaIlw'S 40. D.
business went utg he Carolina Sensls,p .o,ai
Nov all It's Through business goes by voc ls IA
aud Dsnyilie rs.,read, which vii add 'A'svnS, u
Income. w
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Mrs. Geofrsy. A Novel. BY the author
Of Phyllis" "MoIly Bswn," "Airy,
Fairy Lillian" Bsauiy's Daughters"
H<kc. Philadelphia: j. b. LIPPIScoTr h
80. 1881.
srsais BY WEsr, Joassros 4 Co. Price,
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fl5" \ EW UUUUc. NEW UUUDS AZ
WF DEFY COMPETITION. Yhsaes
BARGAINS IN MILLINERY.
LARGEST STOCK N THE CITY.
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
CHILDRhN'S SCHOOL and DRESS HATS.
SCHOOL, and SAILOR.liATs from zoe. ~.
NEW STOCK OF FLOWERS.
STRAWs. LEGHORNS,
CHIPS, FAYALS, SC.
For real bargains 90 TO
HUTZLER BROTHERS,
525 Broad street.
Also. lust received a new stock Of
DRESs-TRlMMiNGs,
FRINGES, LACBS, SC.
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guar De
tecd. Wholesale and retail. my 2l
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NpECTAL NOTICES.
ka- JULIUS MEYER Il SON
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PAgAsoLs. PARAsoLs,

| PAgAee'Lss fAhhSDbSl
Having closed out a manufacturers stock, we Ar.
enat,ed TO make SPECIAL Low PRfCEs.
LINED GROcADE-siLK PARAsoLs at s22j
formerly 1850,
LINED SATIN, osELIsK HANDLE, at $3.50
formerly 80 so;
LINED SATIN, IVORY HANDLE AND TIP, at
% former -;
SO;
LINED SATIN. ,rinmed with SPANISH LACE,
at &4.75 formerly So;
FANCY BROCADEs, FRiNGE-TRiHNED, a.
% formerly $40:
2e.INCH TwiLLED-slLK sUN-UMBksLLA at
$3.50;
26.INCH TURK-SATIN, BAMBOO HASDTE, a,
1925 formerly S..
FANsi FANS!
500 IvoRY-sTICK JAPANESE FANS at ljc.
worth 50e.;
sILvER.sTICK JAPANESE FANS at I5c. wor,a
Csc;
5000 EXTRA QUALITY LARGE JAPANEsE
FANS at &c.:
FEATHER, DECORATED, CREToNNE, arl
SILK FANS from soc. to ~.
LADIES LINEN AND MoHAIR ULsTEEs.
LARGE STOCK, NEW STYLES, from 3L2j %
$3.50. ,., ,,os,r,v.
nOsiBhts pV0'D"
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY RIBBED.FRONT
BALBRIGGANS at 25c. worth fOc;
LADIES, REGULAR MADE UNBLEACHFD %
lie.
CUn.DREN'S UNBLEACHED EMBROIDERED
FRONTS at lie. worth 25c.;
CUILDRES'S UNBLEACHED BALBRlGGAN,
at IS 10 j0c.;
CHI DREN's UNBLEACHgD LACE HOSE %
soc.
CIIiLDREN's DRESSES AND CORsETs.
CUILDREN's SHORT DREsSEs,i IN French Nh
lin, Cambria. and Nansook. from G2c. 10 -
INFANTS LONG DRESSES from $3.50 10 %
CHlLDREN's CORsETs, with shOulder-strags
only Soc:
CHILDREN'S CORSET-WAISTS only J0c.;
LADIES DRESSING. SACQUts. In Muslin, Can
bric, and Nainsook from ~ 20 IS;
LADIES HIGH AND 10 NECK CORSET
COVERS;
Large stock OF LADIES' GOWNS. CHEMl>F>
DRAWERS &c. NJ j. oyer & SOM,
my2 2.eod 60i and 603 Broad street.
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MEETINGS..

DUH COUNCIL, No. s. ORDER OF
IL CHOSEN FRIENDS.-A called meeilng Of this
Council will be held in their hall on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, June LIST. at O'Clock. for the purpose
OF eleciing a treasurer. full attendance Is re-
quested.
By order Of the Council.
ie LII j.. VAUGHAN, Recorder.
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TSYCLE BROTHERS.
POSITIVE BARGAINS WILL BE FOUND
THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE
ESTABLISHMENT THIS COMING WEEk.

We note particularly orr LADIES' UNDER
WEAR, and call special attention TO our great re-
ductlons In FANCY SILKS.
SATIN DAMAsSEa al 81. % ; regular price sl.75.
IN OUR DREss-GOODs DEPARTMENT
we are offering a most desirable assortment OF FA-
BRTCs especially adapted for summer wear and at
piIces lower than at any time this season. >,,,e,
ON MONDAY we shall offer 1000 pair LADIES
Isle aud LACE GLOVES at from 10 10 soc. a
p'''' PAnAsoLs AND Sun. UMBRELLAS
In great variety. and unsurpassed In quality and de-
sign I'm fact, the most complete assortment 10 be
found in the city, ranging in price from DOC
We have just received Il large assortment OF Chill
DREN's PARASOLS. some of The newest designs
ever offered in Richmond.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
5000 yards of every style WHITE TRIMMING
1900 yards Of ALL-sILK BLACK TRIMMING
1000 yar6s BLHGK sPASish LACEs from Is
5000 Yards LINEN HANDMADE TORCHON
LACE from to 50c.: .,..,,,.a
SPANISH LACE.SCARFs. RICH LACE FICHUs:
NOTTINGHAM LACE and GUlPURE CURTAINS
HAXb-MADE CROCHET TIDES.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Lots Of FANCY and PLAIN HOSIERY for
Ladies, Misses and Gentlemen from Ca to 37Ec. per
pair.
men. and Misses in SILK, LINEN, and LACE
hemotehed and plain, from DC; TO 81 o ea 81. ~,
We W Offer dur ing this week several cases OF y l.
LAWNS from TO l2%c. per yard:
so pieces BUNTING at Toe. per yard
so pieces ALL-WOOL BUNTING at l24c. per
yard;
our LACE BUNTING as inches wide) at 37.c.-
good value for 75c.
Don't fail 10 look az our 81 SATIN DE LEON
good value for 81 65;
our 81. 25 SATIN DE LEON redHced 20 $3.50;
few pieces still left of those UNBLEACHED
JEANS Ward widel that have been slightly Vet
at 64c.-goOd value for 1889
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
VICTORIA LAWNS, SlDE-BAND LAWNS
LINEN LAWNS, LINEN DE DACCA, En-
BROIDFRED and DOTTED LAWNS, PER-
SIAN NULL. and SWISS MULL-all at bottom
prices.
LARGE assortment of MATTINGS still Oh hand
from 8 TO 40c. per yard. -
my 2e.eod BIZ Broad street.
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ICE.
ICE.
NORTHERN ICE.


NORTHERN ICE.
Representing the
OLDEST NORTHERN-ICE FIRM
in the city of Richmond, call particular attention
TO my
PURE, CLEAR, FIRM KENNEBEC-RlVER ICE
with which have furnished my customers prompt
ly, continuously, and a full supply
THROUGH THE ENTIRE SEASONS.
Having made 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 my
old courteous and competent drivers, and also every
effort Of and sons 10 give entire satisfaction,
hope TO receive liberal share of the public pa
trOnage.
orders by mail, telephone. or otherwise promptly
attende to. MRS. JANE KING,
my Slim Wholesale and Retail Ice-Dealer.
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!.-Having purchased
l. a large stock Of COUNTRY ICE, am prepared
to deliver the same TO consumers, wholesale or re-
tail. sell from icehOuses by cart-Oad or other
WISE
PRICE, csc. 10 soc. per 100 pounds, de iyered.
VI. y. HOgSON.
Orders left at PAGES coal-yard, 70s Broad or
1905 Cary street. my aim
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IRON. STEEL, GRINDsTONEs. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BEST REFINED
Il Iron, comprising a full assortment OF Fhts,
Rounds, Squares, Oyals, Bands, &C.; Russia, Gal
yanired, and American Sheet-Iron; Swedes and
Norway Iron, Norway shapes and Rods Naylor's
Cast Steel, German and Bilstered steel. Machinery
and Tire-Steel, Rabbit Metal. Pig-Tin, Spelter,
sheet-Zlnc and Solder, Horse-Shoes, Nails, &C., &c.
| For sale by
Ap 12-3m HENRY NJ. NOkTHAM.
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WHITE GOODst WHITE GOODS 4!

II
"a nleces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at 12k, l6A,
- 30 rs, 80. 30, 40, so, aud 60c.
o4O piects LINEN De DACCA at 20, %, 30, 3d.
Ace; - .. .,,.,o.,.,,.,
az pieces CREAM EMBROIDERED SWlssES,
sometbiug elegant aud new. from 20 TO SOC:
AZ pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED MUeLiNs
from 20 to 65c.; . anna
FRENCH sWISSES, NAINSOOk, and CHEt H.
En- MUSLlNS, and other White Goods at very
low prices.
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Another large invoce of LACEs Of every Kind,
includng WHITE and BLACK SPANISH
LACFS. VkRMiCELLI, LANGUtDOC, VA
Alec a arge line of SWISS. NAINSOOK. and
CAMBKIC ENB%OTDERlES, at extremely low
prices.
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DAMASK CLOTHS.

DAMAsk CLOTHS.
We ask the attention Of housekeep,rs 90 a large
and varied stock Of DANASK CLOTHS, from ne
finest loom Ia the world These specially adl1'.
cd for a nne retail trade, and are confined 90 .ar
houses for The city OF Richmond. They mea,ur.
~, 3, and 81 yards I'm length. The DESIGNS fat
PATTERNS are very unique and elegant. and .e
NAPKINS and DOILIE> eau be found exactly BID
match,
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RICHMOND, VA, Nav 80, 1881

RICHMOND, VA, Nav 80, 1881.
NOTICE.-A general meeting OF the
~ SECOND MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS OF
THE PETERSBURG RAIL ROAD COMPANY
will be held at The Office OF the Virginia Home lnsl-
rance COMPANY, IN the city of Richmond, Va, al /
L. M..JUNE4 4. 1881.
ny order of The Pool Committee.
my3I.5t TN. LOGAN, Secretary.
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
For the present season we are provided for .f.t
demand In DOTTED and FIGURED swiss MI.
LINS, LINON DE DACCA LINEN LAwN'
ORGANIZES. PERSIAN LAWNS NULL NJ 30
Inns, PIQUES, JACONkTS, TARLATAN'
CAMBRI' ;, and MAZALIAS. These goods ae
can sell as low a any house IN the country.
LADIES MERINO AM GAUZE UNDERWE Az
I'm Immense variety ii styles aud prices, rang
from soc. to $3.50;
GENTLEMEN's GAIZE VESTS and DkAWtL,
ranging IN cost from 25c. 10 $3.50:
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS al lowest rates.
SUMNER SILKS.
Der stocks have just been rcplenishcd by ar.e
additions, and we now eau show The most attract, .
variety, ranging In cost from soc. 10 Sl2j.
BLACK SILKS.
We continue 10 make a speciality Of this hrt1ch 0
our establishment aud can give the very best values
Especial attention Is called 10
BLACK SILK At Al so,
BLACK MOURNING SILK at $40.
LhCES IN all new styles and IN immense variety;
LINENS. DAMAsKs. TOWELS;
DOMESTICS at lowest cash rates;
LAWNS. ORGASDlES, anu JACONEIs .s
opened;
CARBOLIC MoUTH-WASIl. for sale by
CARDOZO. ALSOP, MOsBY & CO.,
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE GO
lny 22-eodl
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. ae.

VOUR ATTENTION Is SOLICITED.
FoURoUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE K Co.,.
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBI 4 CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.
We are just in receipt Of a most complete ami SO.
ried assortment of
PARASOLS AND SUN.UMBRELLAS.
Among these goods We are exhibiting many az
vanced novelties, ranging "a cost from 81 To- :lj.
Largest and cheapest stocks IN the city.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS AND CASSIMERE>.
In this department our stocks are r,plee with The
choic, st aud nobbest effects IN
TWEEDs, CASsIMERES. CHEYlOTS, SUIT
INGS, AND CLOTHS.
In addition 10 these. we now of an unusually wcll
assorted stock Of
PATTERNS FOR 1ROWs Els
az reduced rates. Much money eau DE saved In tlls
department.
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FURNITURE.

SPRING STYLES IN FURNITURE
~ In PARLQR, CHAMBEP., and DiNlN6A
SETS our stock Is complete, and will compare h
prices and quality OF ryods. You will save money
by examining our .c.k before buying. Easy terms
OF payment. 4. GATHRiGHT son,
NH 23-3m 10 Governor street.
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We note particularly orr LADIES' UNDER
WEAR, and call special attention to our great re-
ductions In FANCY SILKS.
SATIN DAMASSE al Sl.25 regular price SLID
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PIC-NICS.

GRAND PICNIC, WHITMONDAI,
VI JUNE 9Th. at SCHtUTZtN PARK flames
River Brewery. given by the EASI.ENn FLEA
SURE CLUB. There will be a MATCH.CAME or
RASE.BALL between Two famous clubs also,
TUB and SACK. RACING. The committee have
spared no pains TO make this pleasant affair." Stages
will run from Old Market every half hour. Dancing
10 commence at 2 O'Clock. Gentleman aud ladies,
IN CENTS ie 1-W&Su2ts
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nrACK cOODsl BIACK GOODS /!

BLACK GOODS! BLACK GOODS!
We will open over 100 pieces BLACK CASH
MERFS. TAMiSt, FRENCH BUNTlNGS
NUNS VElLINGS. PLAIN and LACE ~ NJ
GRENADINES, aud otntr Black Goods, when
will pay 10 look at.
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Five, ten, and twenty.nye.cent tickets pns up in
81 packages. " Its
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LYNCHBURG.

DECOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND REVENUE
FIGUREs-THE HOME GUARD FAIR; THE
PRIZES AND PROCERDS-TBE SOUTHWESTERN
NAIL SERVICE.
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sIuMFI, SILKS.

SUMNER SILKS.
Der stocks have just been repienished by ar.
additions, and we now can show The most atiracti'
iarie'y, ranging In cost from soc. 10 sl2j.
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IN OUR DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT
we are offering a most desirable assortment OF FA-
BRICS especially adapted for summer wear ana at
prices lower than at any time this season.
ON MONDAY we shall offer 1000 pair LADIES
Isle and LACE GLOVES at from 10 10 soc. a
Daily Republican., 1881-11-29
Better than Fifteen Doctors.

NEW BLOOMFIELD, Miss, Jan. :, 80.
| wish to say to you that have been
suffering for the last five years with a
severe itching all over. | have heard
of Hop Bittcrs and have tried it. |
have used up four bottles and it has
done me more good than all the doctors
and medicines that they could use on or
with me. am old and poor but feel to
bless you for such relief by yonr med
icue and from torment Of the doctors.
| have had fifteen doctors at me. One
gave me seven ounces OF solution of
arsenic; another took four quarts Of
blood from me. All they could tell
was that it was skin sickness. Now,
after these four bottles OF your medi-
cine, my skin is well, clean and smooth
as ever. HENRY KNOCHE.