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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
Railroads TO Richmond

We have for several years been expecting
to see a railroad in process OF construction
extending in effect from Richmond to Chi
clgo. We are rot at all surprised, there
fore. 10 learn that the Richmond and Ale
ghany is the company whose line is to con.
siitute the Atlantic end OF this grand rail-
rond-a railroad which Will open TO Chi
cago better water-routc to the sea
board than any she now has, and
10 Richmond a competing line TO all the
West and Northwest. We have been in
the habit of looking upon the Chesapeake
and Ohio as the most valuable to our people
of all the roads leading to Richmond. Its
importance, indeed, cannot well be over
estimated. And yet it is not impossible that
the new through road to Chicago, with IFS
unexampled grades east Of the Allegheny
mountains, will yet prove to be as valuable
a road as the Chesapeake and Ohio.
The proposed railroad connecting Pitts.
burgh with the Chesapeake and Ohio or the
Richmond aud Allegheny, aud thus form
ing direct route between Richmond and
Pittsburgh, has not recently been figuring
extensively in the Virginia papers, but is
hourishing in full vigor in those of West
Virginia. In Barbour county, w. Va, last
week, the proposition to subscribe $50, 900
TO the capital stock OF the Grafton and
Greenbrier railroad was carried by ma
jOrlty OF 240 over the required three fifths.
10 Marion county the vote was almost
unanimous in favor of the subscription, and
the county Of Harrison was quite as pro-
nounced in favor OF subscription.
The Wheeling Register says:
1.-THE counties OF Marion and Harrison
are trying 10 induce the Southwestern
Pennsylvania Company TO extends It's road
from its present terminus at UniontOwn,
up the MonODgahela river, through those
counties, giving them a competing line with
the Baltimore and Ohio east by way Of Pitts.
burgh. II they caunot induce this COM
pany TO give them this outlet, they are will
ing 10 fall. in with the Pittsburgh Southern
or any other company which will accom-
modate them, and the subscriptions which
they have voted are in the nature OF stand
Ing propositions 10 any company that will
give them the desired road.
If the roads are once begun, they will
not stop short Of a connection with the
Chesapeake and Ohio, and Will open up the
inferior OF the State TO rapid develop
meDi."
And when they reach either the Chesa.
peaSe ana Ohio or the Richmond and ALE.
ghany, they will be Richmond roads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
The Revised Version.

CARLTON MCCARTHY, GIG Main street
Richmond, has sent us very neat copy o
the Revised Version Of the New Testament
Price, 25c. to $3.50. We don't know tba
be will keep his store open on Sun
day in order TO sell them. On the con
trary, we may say that we know be will
not. But we doubt IL he will have copy
for sale at O'Clock Monday morning. Thi:
Is written without knowing how many
others Of our advertisers have the book.
Perhaps the advertising columns will tell.
We have taken basty glance at the Re-
vised Version, and are greatly pleased with
II. 1t is in much better form than the old
version.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
MARRIAGES.

An interesting event on the l7th instant at The
residence of Captain NJ. =. Phillips. was The mar
riage Of his daughter. Miss MARY VIRGINIA
PHILLIPS, to Mr.. JEFFERSON WRIGHT OF
New York, by Rev. j. Peterkn. The bridal pre-
sents were many. and were useful rs well oIna-
mental and costly. The bride and groom made a
handsome appearance as they approached 10 don
tine hymeneal halter. as 10 were. Mr.. Wright was
assistant engineer on The steamship Manhattan. but
recently promoted for efficiency and assdn0us at
tentiOn to duty engineer in charge of the Break
water running between New York and Wilmington
Del. The happy couple will reside In Jersey City
where the thoughtful sroom had prepared "A cage
for his Bird They departed hence with the heart
est wishes Of numerous friends for long life OF
unalloyed happiness.
Marriedat Seyenth-Street Christian church, Nav
18Th, by Rev. X. H. Pitt. Mr. JOHN y. HANCOCK
and Mrs. ANN MORRIS.
Married. I'm this city. on the 18th instant, at the
episcopal residence. by the Rev. Dr. 0'COnnell
GEORGE l. BRAND ard Miss ALNERDA A.
JOHNSON; both of this city.
Married. at the residence of the brides father. on
Tuesday morning. Nay l0th, by the Rev: John Pol
lard, ID. D., SAMUEL REYNOLDS aud Miss NAL
LIE X. COLLIER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

TA CARD TO THE PUBLIC


The undersigned, ANDREW AETOSI, FRENCH
and AMERICAN CONFECTIONEk. No. lI0j
MAIN STREET. has the honor ~ Informing hi,
patrons. and especially the ladies " Richmond TIA,
he has supplied himself with article the need u
which has long teen felt. In the shape ola
MAGNIFICENT sODA-wATER APPARATUS.
procured ut iBrge outlay OF money. This elegant
and costly adjunct Of his Establishment. which in
compliment 10 one Of America fast friends he has
christened
"FONTATSE DE LAFAYETTE"
Is confidently submitted 10 the critical judgment n
his most fastidous patrons a. something superior
to anything OF the sort heretofore introduced Do,
Richmond. From This fountain are supplied daily
Vichy, sellzer, Geiser Congress. Deep Rock. Bunao
Liths, aud soda-Waters; also ApOsHiris Omp1r.
ed, Ginger Ale. ana Ot'awa Beer His syrup arc
manufactured under hi, pr onal supervision. with
great caro- from The best and freshest fruit Juice
Determined to surpass al competition In the pro-
duciion Of these de ghiful and inygoraung
SUMNER BEVERAGES,
he confidently solicts the attention Of those 10 wan
Of his abundant supply ~ these pleasant, cool. aRi
entirely heanhful silmulauts. glance a, o..
|" FONTAINE De LAFAYETTE" is At once ,s
best r. commend di0n aud an incentive 10 claim g.
fragrant. grateful aid IN bricing the system asan.,
the dangeis Of the cheated term now fast 49,
u. oaching. ANDREW ANTON
my oZ
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Mr p,ddleperuer.

The impression is gaining ground tnat
Mr.. RtpptspERosa Is to be nominated by
the June Convention for Governor. we
can understand why this would be a strong
nomination. MIR. RmDLERERoER wou'd
come before the negroes OF Virginia win
al, the advantages Of having been he-resu'
lar Republican nominee for sergeant."t
Arms Of the ULiled States Senate. WHAT
excuse could the straightout Republicans
q, Virginia offer for refusing to support
bimY Would they dare to bolt such
nomination Aud what effect would the'i
boiling bsyc upon the one hundred thou
sand negro voters in view oil the Tact tha'
RIpprsBgRGsR would come before them
with the endorsement OF CoNELING, CAM
ERoS, LOGAN, and all the other Republicans
in the United States Senate?
Mr.. MASSEY is popular mantle most
popular with the whites OF his party OF al
the candidates mentioned. But he can come
before the negroes with no such credentials
as those OF Mr.. RiDDLEBERGER. IL would
not surprise us II MIR. RIDpLEBERGER were
the nominee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
The Virginia Lao Journal for May is
crowded with interesting articles.

The Revised Nep Testament" and a" The
Companion Volume"
We have received from Messrs. |. X.
FUNK d Co., New York
j. "The Revised New Testament" The
Oxford edition, imported, having been
printed under the personal supervision OF
the revisers. The nonpareil paper edition,
price, Is cents; including postage, IS cents.
III. "The Companion to the Revised Ver-
sion OF the New Testament" by ALExAY.
DER ROBERTS, ID. d., member OF the Eng.
lish Committee Of Revisers, and by men,
Der OF the American Committee OF Revision.
Price, paper, Svo., 25 cents. This book.
being prepared carefully by members Of
both revision committees. carries official
weight. II shows what changes have been
made, and also the reasons which Influenced
the revisers in making them. 1t will be
difficult to Judge Of the merits OF the re-
vision without the aid OF this companion
volume.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

Those who suppose that the New version
bas tabooed the word "hell" are mistaken.
We read In Matthew kill, 80: "Ye SER
penis, ye onsprings Of vipers. how shall ye
escape the judgment of bell!" A note
SAYS, "or Gehenn1."
The "dinonion" controversy (of Kew
Mr.. BgEcHER, MIR. PATTON. and others) Is
settled as follows, il settled at all, by the
New Version: "These shall go away into
eternal (not everlasting punishment; Du'
the righteous into eternal life."
Read for yourselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
NJ JULIUS MEYER IL son
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARAsoLs: PARAsOLs!


Having closed ont a manufacturer stock. We q. f.
enabled TO make SPECIAL LOW PRICES.
LINED BROCADE-sILK PARAsOLs 40 So
LINED SATIN, O3ELIsK HANDLE, at SZ.5O
formerly 50 30;
LINED sArIN. IVORY HANDLE AND TIP, 3D..
50 formerly 81;
LINED ALL.SILK BGOCADE at sf.25 formerly
Sc;
LINED SATIN. trimmed with SPANISH LACE.
at S4.7j formerlys 6
FANCY BROCADE-. FRINGE-TRrNIED, %
IS formerly 80:
26-INCH TWILLED-siLK >UN.T3BREIIA -
$3.50;
26-INCH TVHh-SA1fN. BAMBOO HANDLE. o.
1919 formerly -.
FANS! PANS!
500 IyORY-STICK JAPANESE ghN, n 45c.
worth Doe:
sILvEE.sTIcK JAPANEsE Fans ,I-c. worth
2jc.;
5000 EXTRA QUALITY LARGE JAPANESE
Fans AZ &c.,
/ FEATHER, DECORATED. CRFrlNNE. AMI
SILK FANS from soc. To- -.
LADIES LINEN AND MOHAR CLSTFRS.
LARGE STOCK. NEW sIYLFo, from 1928 o.
'''' HOSIERY: HOSIERY.
LADIES EXTRA QUALITY RlBBED.FEoNI
/ BAiBlIGGA AS 90 2jc. worth iur.:
LADIES Regular MADE UNBLtAtIltD t.
lie;
| CHILDREN, UNELFACHtD EMBROIDERED
From Il az t.. worh 2jc.;
CHILDPEN'o UNBL&ACnED BALBRIGGANs
a. 81 10 JOc.;
CHILDRENs UNELEAtH&D LACE HOSE 90
Soc
CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND COR,ETs.
CHMDREN'S SHORT pRF>>E-, in French VI
Hn, Cambria, aud Nainso.k from 90. To- -:
INFANTS Long DRESSES from 80 to %;
CHlLDREN's CO4sETs, with .h9uder-s'rp.
only Soc:
CHILDREN's CORSET-WAIST> only Soc;
LADIES F>>ISG.SAtQi =. iu Muslin. tam-
bric, and >aiusook. from .o 50;
LADIES HIGH AND 10 MICK CORSET
COVERS;
Large stock Of LADIES GOWNS. CHEMl-E>.
DRAWERS, &c, AZ !. MrYIE SON,
my 22-eDd go and SOB Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

POLIrIC MOvE.-One OF the shrewdes'
Of Mr.. GARFIELD's acts was the nomination
on Thursday last Of a number OF CoNKLINC
men. He who suppoSes that that act was
calculated to injure the President and
strengthen Mr.. C0YKLING is a sorry politl'
clan. Every CONKLlNG man thus nominated
il a source OF weakness TO CONKLING. Loon
how JAMES, the Postmaster-1eneral, adj
heres to the President. The Office.hOlder'
will all do likewise; or, if they don't, the
President "will know the reason why
If MIR. GARFIELD had a thousand more good
Offices to bCstow upon C0nklngtes, he
could have CoNELING stranded upon bar
rem shore. Not friend would be left tc
him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

The revisors Of the New Testament have
In various places noted in the margin that
the word translated servant" IS "bond'
servant" In the original. II would not dc
TO admit, however, what is the fact, that the
proper English equivalent OF dOui0S is the
prescribed word "slave"; and, strictly,
one born slave, say the best authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

One Of the Conkling senators, speaking
Of the situation, to-day said: "The Demo-
Gratis will give us enough votes TO RI elect
Conkling, but we don't want TO reflect him
In that way" PROFESSIONALLY there Is a
pUrchasable element among the Democrats,
especially among the Democratic members
from New York city.-New York Tribune.
10 CoxKLTy0 Is reelected it viii DO done,
ss we said last week, by Democratic votes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

The United States statute requires thai
the New York Legislature proceed 10 the
election OF two United States senator's on
Tuesday next, as that will be the second
Tuesday after the vacancies occurred
There Is not a word in the law concerning
a notification of the Legislature at ALL
Washington Republican.
So says the CoNKLING organ. But there
is no truth in the statement. We copy from
the ReuiSed Statutes Of the United States,
page 3. the language of the law. Ii says
Whenever during the session OF the
Legislature of any State vacancy occurs
in The representation OF such State in the
Senate, similar proceedings ian election] to
fill such vacancy shall be had on the second
Tuesday after the Legislature has organized
and has notice of such Udcancy.'
There is really no dispute in New York
as to the time. Both the Administration
and the CONKLING men agree that the elec'
ton cannot come off before the 3l>t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
Tins dispute stands as before.

The NORFOLK NIIGINIAN. "--AmOngst
the most successful journals in Virginia is
the Norfolk Vigini0n, which has just COM
pleted the first half of the seventeenth veal
Of its existence. Mr.. GLENNAN, at present
sole proprietor, has earned place amongst
the foremost journalists of his day. We
congratulate hin upon his good luck and
The people of Norfolk upon having so excel
lent daily paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

The new version, Cor. XIV, So, go death,
where is thy victory? Oh death, where is
thy sting The sting Of death is sin, and
the power Of sin is the law" "Death is
used in one place where "grave" appears
in the old version, and "pOwer where
" Strength
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

We have received from the publisher,
Mr.. CARY W. JONES, Vuyinion office, a
COPY Of The second and revised edition OF
the work "NorioIk as a Business Centre
Its Principal Industries and Trades" for
1881. Out of an edition of 1000 copies,
800 have been mailed gratuitously to
prominent Businessmen throughout the
country.
This book is as creditable to the business
men OF Norfolk a. to The enterprsing gen.
tleman who published it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

just received. and will open on MONDAY aud
during HE week, over
200 pieces BEST PACIFIC LAWNS, In all the
new shades ant styles:
50 pieces LINEN LAW " at IS and zoe.
no pieces UNION Lawns at Sc. worth 12i.c. /;
GA pieces = aud A FRENCH PERCALES al
10 aud l2'.c.;
IS pieces cor OEED LACE BCNTING> at I6asc.;
SIS pieces COLORED ALL-WOOL BUNTlNGs
at - and Csc;
1913 pieces BLACK ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS at
161,. 20, 25, 30. and 375c.;
Is pieces BLACK FRENCH BUNTlNGS, NUNS
YELLING, TAMiSE. LACE BUNTlNGS,
&C..at q low figure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

Here is how the Revised Version treats
another controvertcd point:
land also say unto thee that thou art
Peter, and upon this rock will build my
church, and the gates Of liades shall not
prevail against It,"
Notes say that the word translated
Peter" is "PetroS," and the word trans
lated "a rock " is "petrd." Or:
"And also say unto thee that thou art
PetroS. and upon this petra | will build my
church," &c.
This dispute stands as before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
T JOHN c. SHAFER,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE
POsr-oFFICE,
has received very large and hne assortment OF
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS. consisting Of
CLOTHS, DIAGONALs, SUITlNGS, PL AIN
and FANCY CAsslMEREs FOR PANTALo0NS,
imported especially for him, which will be made to
order In the LATEST STYLES aud at prices consist
ent with first. class workmanship. call is respect
fully solicited.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS OF hne grades
made 10 order. 70 24-Sn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company have almost completed their work
at Tye river, and in a few days will run
trains to Joshua Creek dam. The track has
been laid above Bent Creek. Trains, both
freight and passenger, run daily between
Norwood and Richmond. The railroad
company have placed some $50 or 200 con-
yicts on the work between Tye river and
the combined locks Nelson Examiner,
00fb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

The few notes that we have iotted down
(irom the book itself and not from anybody
else's notes. show that the New Version
| will be highly interesting reading.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE. PALATA-
BLE.-Hor sford's Acid Phosphate is often
acceptable TO the stomach and palate when
all other medicines are Objectionable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

Well, well. the New York Herald of yes
terday says that Mr.. C0NKLIYG ought not to
have resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

100 TONS PRIME NORTHERN TIM.
Emma Aery," aud for sale from dock.
Mr.. SAVAGE & CO,
my 22.2t l2l2 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
DEATHS.

Died. at his late residence. 1915 Lesser street on
Saturday. May 2lst, at 3:45 T.. NJ. PATRICK j.
FOLEY aged thirty three years.
His funeral will lake place al O'Clock L. vi. SUN
DAY. May 22d. Friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

The New York Legislature has taken q
recess OF few days. The members desire
to consult their constituents. Bad for
CONKLING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

HTMONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Diyine
service at IL A. NJ. The afternoon service will
commence at 5 L. NJ. instead Of L. NJ, as hereto
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

NJ ST. JOHNS CHURCH.-Rcy. NJ.
p LOGAN. of Petersburg. will preach at 81. Johns
church morning and night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22

III SUMNER HAS COME, AND so
HAVE LANNs, BCNTINGs. GRENADINES.
PARASOLS, MlTTs, and other LIGHTWEIGHT
FABRICS at THALHlMER BROTHERS,
sol Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
REFRIGHRATORS.

DEFRIGERATORS, REFRlGERA-
III TORS.
just received q new stock Of
WALNUT REFRlGERATORs.
JOHN BOWERS,
my 22-2t Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
PARASOLs! PARASOLS

PANA~UIN- TNNNNVLNI
$50 SPANISH LACF-TRIMMED ~ILK and
SATIN PARASOLS At $50 and - worth
$3.50 and $3.50;
100 SATIN AND SILK LINED n $3.50, 50
$3.50, and - worth double the money
80 SILK BROCADE PARASOLs al - and $3.50
worth - and -
Also. a large line on WOR>TED aud SILK sun
UMBRELLAS from 81 to 50.
Don't fail 10 see our line If PAEASOLS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
by Ielegraph.I
SATURDAYS SESSION.

STANTON, VA, MAY 2l.-After the open
ing prayer in the Presbyterian General As
sembly to-day, DR.. Glroden, OF South Caro-
lima. chairman, read long and exhaustive
report on the deacOnatc, in which the rela-
tive functions Of deacOns and elders was
ably discussed DR.. Giroden is the organ
lZer and former pastor OF great cOlOred
congregation OF Charleston. the body having
membership OF about 1000, with taber-
nacle of immense size, the lot upon which
it was built having cost 100000. He is now
professor OF theology in the newly-establsh-
ed seminary at Columbia. The report was an
elaborate argument in support OF the reform
movement, though II was not read in direct
connection with that subject
The order OF the day being the report on
rGrenchment and reform, DR.. Adger moved
that the whole matter be postponed until
Monday and taken up after DR.. Giroden's
report had been discussed. DR.. LeieyIe,
who is recognized as the leader IN the oppo.
sition to the reform movement, favored a
postponement OF action on the deaconate
report until the next Assembly.
After considerable discussion, partci-
pated in by a number OF the most promi-
nent commissioners, the order OF the day
was taken up by an overwhelming majority.
This was looked upon as somewhat Of a
test question, and the result is believed TO
have clearly foreshadowed the defeat OF the
reformers, represented by the minority re-
port OF the committee, TO which the subject
had been referred at the previous Assembly.
DR.. Hopkins, OF Virginia, then presented
the majority report on "Reform." Ii re-
commended-first,th that the five Executive
Committees OF the Assembly be continued
as At present, and that the Publication aud
Edition Committee shall hereafter publish
monthly Acknowledgements OF all receipts
into their treasury; second, that the infu-
ence on the lower courts be TO bring about
more rigid inspection OF all accounts and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
WELEADIN Low PHICEs.
Ia LARGE PURCHASES,
GREAT REDUCTIONS:
COHEN BROTHERS.


Never ia the history OF our business have we leea
enabled 20 make reductions equal 70 our present o.
ferug our price, for the coming week VIII be pc
gardlcss OF an previous values.
The REDUCTION
applies 10 goods ln every department through
our house Wequote, iu part
ALL.WOOL AZ INCH Nuns YELLING 10 So
yard reduced from soc:
SELF.PLAINs NUNS YELLING a. 60. reduced
from 81 yard;
CHECKED ENGLISH DRE>, FADHl's 40 l'c.a
yard. former price Soc
In all the yar.ou, style, ot BlNiiNG> We have
been enabled to make sweeping icl''u0n''
SILKS.
SUMNER sILK-Onc large boz. consisting ODD s,N'
that have been 30, 90, -, aud sj'.a lani. IDS
entire lot viii he sold At A.. YARD;
one lot of 27.INCH ALL.Sil.h tOOLAHp>'
ranging IN value from soc. 20 upward '' 81
This entire lot viii be sold a. 5oc.A yard
Great bargains IN
SURAH SILKS,
FANCY sURAH SILKS,
DRESS SATINS,
SURAH >ATlNr,
SATIN DE- LYONS
COLOgED DRESS SILKS,
GAUZE SILKS,
BROCADE SILKS,
aud many other six materials.
View u also offer AZ
UNPRECEDENTED PRICES
BLACK SILKS which have been purchased Al one
half their regular value. They consist. IN part "t
GUINET, BILLIONS, and POCsON>, LY"ne'e
manufacture. We mention one lot at sl25 a yard
the regular value Of which Is upwards os y.
Our other departments Will be equally attractive
this week. Large aud judcious purchases have been
made.
Special attractions IN the
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
lmy 2l-Ss,sgSfhl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-22
HUNYADIJ ANOS WATER
HUNYADI JANoS'
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
NATURAL APERIENT WATER.

SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER LAXATlVEs.
SPEEDY, SURE, AND GENrLE."-PTolesSoi
Roberts, F.. r. q. p, London.
The most certain and comfortable cathartic IN
cases Of constipation and sluggish liver or piles.
Ordinary dose, wneglassful before breakfast
OF all druggists and mineral water dealers.
ap 10,22,myl d, ~, 27&Jel2,l 7&Jy3