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Tho Alexandra 0dxette says: The Cdln.
mencement exercises OF the Theological
Seminary will take place as follows: On
"wednesday. June 22d, meeting Of the So.
ciety OF the Alumni at IL A. M. Alter this
meeting Bishop Lee, Of Delaware. will read
an essay on the revision Of the Bible.
Alumni DINER at +. M. WEDNESDAY
night the Rev. DR.. Campbell Fair, OF Balt'-
more, will deliver the sermon before the
Missionary Society OF the Seminary. Tours
day, June 23d. graduating essays OF the
senior class at 10 A. NJ. Conservation OF
new chapel at IL NJ. Delivery OF diplomas
In the afternoon.
The editor OF the Bridgewater (Rocking-
baml journal, writing from Richmond,
SAYS: "It affords us no little satisfaction to
saw that on this visit we find the city In
more prosperous condition than we have
ever seen IL before. New buildings are
going up In every direction; new enter
prises ard industries are being developed;
business In every department seems TO be In
a prosperous condition. Capital and enter
prise Is flowing into Richmond not by any
special and personal invitations, but by the
natural charms and advantages that II points
out"
Lee Joyce (coIored) recovered 1000 IN
Patrick County Court OF A. L. Mitchell Tor
malicious prosecution. Ii was exposed IN
court that the defendant wrote MIR. Noel,
one OF the jury, that at The recent e'ec'Ion
he voted for him for clerk, while joyce
voted against him. MitcbelPs lawyer there
upon withdrew from the case.
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severe upon General sasnxAs, comparing
him to several Of the worst q h.tor'cs.
characters. lie also touches up General
JOE JOHNSTON, General BeAvsxcAap, and
Nr. Io0mBs.
Mr. DAVIS says that 10 1860 both BELL and
BsEcxIxarpox agreed to withdraw In favor
Of a third candidate II DOUGLAS would
Dovohas rcfuscd. Hts friends, he saId'
would vote for LINCOLN II he did. We
suppose that was true. We heard q DOUG.
LAS man on TIC cars on the Baltimore and
Ohio road en- route to Terre Haute, Indiana,
from the Convention that split and nom!'
mated both BRKoKlsRJDGE and DOUGLAS, de-
clare with flushed face and terrible earnest
ness that the South would sccede "and we
fthe DOUGLAS men) will whip you back into
the Union"
There are many very interesting things In
the new book. II wilt produce other books.
For sale by u. APPLETON & Co., New
York,
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LYNCHBURG.

P0LITICAL-ACClDENT TO CAPTAIN PRESTON
, LAMP LOSION-RAILROAD - RESIG-
NATION.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspsteh.l
JUNE II, 1881.
AssstaDt-Posimaste Work, OF this city.
who has Just returned from the meeting OF
the Republican State Executive Committee
at Richmond, seems disinclined to give ex-
preston to any positive opinions in refer
ence 10 political matters. He evidently IA
vors the nomination of a straight Republic
can ticket; but fears the Administration at
Washington purposes extending aid and
comfort to the Mahoneites. Captain Wilson,
the postmaster here, does not hesitate to an.
nounce his bitter hostility TO any coalition
with the Readjuster chief, whom he regards
with intense diStrust.
Last night a cOlored woman named Mile
Nichols. residing at the upper end Of West
street, was severely burned from the effects
OF a lamp explosion.
The new schedule OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad goes Into effect tomorrow.
Under the new arrangement a person may
leave here in the morning for Richmond,
spend several hours in your city, and return
the same day, arriving at the depot here at
$3.50 in The evening.
Mr.. William Adams, the organist at st.
Paul's Episcopal church, has rendered his
resignation, and will sail for Europe In July
TO prosecute his musical studies. He eX.
poets TO remain abroad two years.
A letter received from one Of the Rich.
mond rowing clubs expresses willingness
to participate in the proposed regatta on the
James at Lynchburg under the auspices OF
the Tobacco City Boat Club.
TELEPHONE
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wake-Forest College, n. &.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
JUNE 10, 1881.
The commencement exercises OF this col
lege have been OF unusual interest. Your
DR.. Hawthorne delivered the address before
the literary societies Wednesday, and he
made every nearer willing captive to his
eloQuence. DR.. Winkler, OF Alabama,
preached the annual sermon wednesday
night. Yesterday the graduates, ten in
number, and all OF this State, gave US fine
addresses. Two OF them are full graduates.
The President mentioned as remarkable
and gratifying fact that each one OF them
processes good hope for the world TO come.
The exercises closed last night with music
and promenading on the lawn and in the
halls.
The college matrlculated 1sl students
last session. It's friends are much encour-
aged by its prospects for the future.
DARIUS.
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A special telegram from Richmond to tt

A special telegram from Richmond to the
New York Herald says:
"The local.optionist leaders, however,
state authoritatively that there is no inten-
ton on their part, or on the part Of their
friends, to make local option an issue in the
next fall campaign. So far from having aay
desire to do so, they would most seriously
deprecate 1t. for the reason that many OF
the Democrats, Resdiusters, and Republi-
cans who would make common light on
this question could not be brought together
TO vote for any particular candidate for the
Legislature, or for any other State Office"
II is proposed TO hold a convention after
the November elections.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale a limited amount 0t RE tNONp
AND DANNiLLE RAILROAD fhk 'tN b.
GOLD BONDS due in 1915 a. lOi tni accrued ne
terest. These bonds are secured 10y eous"il it' D.
mortgage on the Richmond and DsngNie ana ff''-
mont railroads aud The lease oil The North taro..hs
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these hhi'' -
the annual report 81 The company fuI the year 81 ~
ing 3Oib september, 1850, showed That me COM
pAny had reduced is dtbt over tA3V,oCU ouf.t
Inc two preceding wears. b'si',s adding larsciy To
H. rolling stock and machinery, ana pufchasins
4 400 tons 0r new steel rails. tOf tle seven m"hlns
ending Apfi 80. ISs l. the pet rtc'lpi' ~ we 'Yni-
many xceed.d $4,000. Nhich J. ttu1, :" 90 IL
esnt an Ina c,ptsl socs Ot the e1uipiny ai'g the
n.vc,ent ~ interest. reLts, aAd ai vilrr uNe"
rhssygc aud .NprAd.rg larEc amount lot "lu'p-
,ne,,f sfrri rails and additional tA.,non,. 49,,
"ie''' ''' THOMAS BEA>Oil & co.
The receipts Of ihls COMPANY Tor eatrll , u
mails f,r iast Apll show an increase 81 over w
mr. cent over salre month u last year, ana w.
freight OF 80 per cent. Previous 10 lst 81 jay 80
me- rsut of ths Atlanfs and Charlotte ir,k.'
bos,ueSS went oia the Carolina central isl.Ivs',
Now ali H. through business goes bl lie iclni'
,.i nsnvilie railroad, walen VIII adj largely % -
anu DshN"N i"'''V" NY -
| income.
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L. W. Hopkins, Esq, OF the Baltimore
and Norfolk Steamship Company. Boston,
Mass, says have used st. Jacobs Oil in
NV family for year, and 10 cases OF neu
ralgia, rheumatism, sprains, bruises, and
the like, | can find nothing TO equal IT. My
wife was troubled with neuralgia in her
shoulders and limbs for more than year,
and after two applications of the OIL found
q sudden relief.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

STEVENS
HAS JUsr OPENED
Another large lot Of those PoCKET-B0OKS a
65c.-al eolors;
Elegant CIGAR and CIGARETTE-CASES,
Handsome FancyOYFICE WRISTBANDS finished In
ebony aud gilt and all gilt;
Two new patterns OF CARD-RECEIvERS-very
handsome;
New patterns and shapes OF ENGRAVED GLASS
B0wLEs, PITCHERS, and 60BLETs-they
are beauties;
few dozen ave- and six-fsot sTEP-LADDERs:
Novelties In HOOP and BALL EAR-DROPs,
Fifty TIN SETs-all the sewest styles and decora-
tonS-bottom prices;
All sizes JAPANNED TEA-TRAYs-price from
Toe. up;
new lot of CRUMB-BRUSnES and TRAYS;
An Immense lot OF INDIAN BA sKETs for lunch,
work. scrap, collars, hand'xerchiefs, &c.
Novelties continually being received at
sTEvENs',
my25 sos Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
nv JULIUS MEYER & SON
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
pApAsoLsi PARAsoLsi

PAPASOLSi PARASOLSl
Having closed out a manufacturers stock, we are
enabled to make SPECIAL Low PRICES.
LINED BROCADg.sILK PARAsoLs at $2.25
formerly 1880;
LINED SATIN. oBELIsK HANDLE, at $3.50
formerly 50 so;
LINED SATIN, IVORY HANDLE AND TIP, at
&3 formerly -;
LINED ALL.slLK BRoCADE at 1926 formerly
SO;
LINED SATIN. trimmed with SPANISH LACE,
at s4.75 formerly &C.;
FANCY BgOCADEs, FIINGE-TRIMMED, at
80 formerly sl0:
26.INCH TwILLED-sILK sUN.UMBRELLA at
$3.50:
26-INCH TURK.sATIN, BAMBOO HANDLE, at
1925 formerly IS.
FANS! FANS!
500 IvORY-sTICK JAPANESE FANS at Use.
worth 50c.:
SILVER. STICK JAPANESE FANS at 15c. worth
Csc;
5000 EXTRA QUALITY LARGE JAPANESE
FANS at Sc;
FEATHER, DECORATED, .CRETONNE, and
SILK FANS from SOC. 10 -.
LADIES LINEN AND MOHAIR ULsTERs.
LARGE STOCK, NEW STYLES, from 1925 to
$3.50.
HUSltR) HOSlER1!
LADIES EXTRA QUALITY RIBBED.FRoNT
BALBRIGGANS at 25c. worth 40c,:
LADIES' REGULAR MADE UABLEACHED at
Tic.
CHTLDREN'S UNBLEACIIED EMBROIDERED
FRONTS at lc. worth 25c.;
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED BALBRIGGANs
al 35 10 50c.;
CHILDREN's UNBLEACIED LACE HOSE at
soc.
CHlLDREN'S DRESSES AND CORSETS.
CHTLDREN's SHORT DRESSES. in French Mus
lin, Cambria, and Nansook, from 62c 10 -;
INFANTS LONG DRESSES from 81 30 TO s5;
CHILDREN'S CORSETs, with shouder-straps,
only Soc;
CUU,DREN'S CORSET-WATSTs only Soc;
LADIES DRESSlSG-SACQUtS in Muslin, CAM
brio, and Nsinsook from 81 10 So:
LADIES HIGH AND 10 NECK CORSET
COVERS;
Large stock OF LADIES' GOWNS. CHEMusES
DRAWERS, &c.,a J. MEYER & SONS,
my 22.eod 60l and SOB Broad street.
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lW DRY GOODS.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT 100000
DRI-GOODS SALE.

DRY-GOODs SALE.
Notwithstanding the mclemercy of the weather,
sYCLE BROTHERS
has been crowded al the week with customers in
search Of NOVELTIES IN SILKS, DRFsS GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS. CLOTHS. LINENS, and
CURTAINS. ULSTERs. SHAWLS &c, &c.
We will Offer during this week 2 Ticces LINEN
SiiEEriNG from soc. to 81 PER yard. We Will
guarantee them 20 per cent. under real value.
Our WHITE.GDODS DEPARTMENT IS stocked
with every grade an1 quality such IS NlCTO-
RIA LAWN, slDE-BAND LAWN, LINEN
ard DOTTED LAWNS, PERSIAN NULL,
sWWlSS NULL; g. Sea-. a. bottom pr.ces. s,o-
These goods are all linen and are % per cent.
les Than they eau Dc bought auy~here else
25O LINEN aud MOHAIR UIsl FRS from 1928
10 1850:
5000 yards LACE MUSLIN at 10c.-regular value
A. tue season advances we shan place before our
customers advantage IN the purchase OF goOOs.
100 pieces MATING 10 be closed out at New York
cost
80 pieces WOOL BUNTING at 10. IL, aud 2'4c.:
a few more pieces of those 4O-lNCH BUNTlNGS
at 40c per yard stu left-regular value 90c.;
so pieces GUILE1's BEST at 25c.-neyer sold here
befor. for less than 37'5c.;
leo pieces IMITATION LINEN LAWNS at Zoe.
per vard-real value 7e.;
l case YARD-WIDE LAWN. handsome side band
border. az Sltc.-reai value lZsc.:
cases LAWNS at DC. per yard never sold before at
500 pieces LAWN at 10 and l2H'.-the prettlest in
the city;
PARASOLS AND SUN.UMBRELLAS IN great va
rety. and unsurpassed In quality and deScn-in
fact, the most complete assortment 10 be found
In the clty-rlugus in price from soc. 10 SIS.
The prices are much lower than they have been
heretofore.
We have just received large invoice Of chill
DREN'S PARASOLS-some of the newest color
iugs ever offered ia Richmond.
We Will offer on our BARGAIN COUNTER this
week 5000 yards IRISH LINEN, IN lengths
Don't fail 10 looS az our 81 SATIN DE LEON-gOO3
value FIR $l.6j.
our 50. rs SATIN DE LEON reduced 10 $3.50.
FANS for the million from lc. to 81. so, and lots Of
them to be distributed free.
LACE DEPARTMENT.-700 yards Of every
style TRIMMING-LACE from 2 To SOC. per
yard: 2.000 yards OF ALL-SiLk BLACK
TRIMMlNG-LACE from l o 10 soc. per yard
SYCLE BROTHERS.
e5-eod 3ll Broad street.
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WELL SAlD.-The Baltimore American
says pithily:
GA party which Is Democratic on national
issues, and defamatory OF Virginia's honor
In State issues, can have but few attrac-
tions or aiiurements TO the honest Republic
csu voter.'
IT the american will interrogste Mr..
CAMERON, the candidate for Governor, it
will find that be will not dare TO avow it to
be the intention OF his party to act in 1884
or at any other time with the Republicans.
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~ LACES! LACES! LACES!

ToRCHON. MALTESE. CoRALINE, VERNE
CELL, AMERICAN, vALENiNEs, RUSSIAN
sAxoNY, LIMERICK, CoRYPHEE, CAR
RICKsrACROss. YAK NOTTINGHAM, CALAIS,
CuANrILLY, IRISH CROCHET, TATTING,
DUCHESS, IRvIE, BALMoRAL, CLUSY, TUs-
CAN, SPANISH, SWISS EMBROIDERY, POINT
p,ALENCoN, vENIsE, POINT DIGoN, MIRE-
COURT, BRABANT, MoNTERPAN, LANGUE-
DOC. ENGLISH THREAD, GUIPURE, CASH.
MiRE, POINT DU CARDINAL, TUSCAN, AN
TToUF, and other styles OF. EDGINGS and IN
sERTINTs. lje4I LEVY BROTHERS.
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The Blue Ridge Echo has begun Its fourth
year with an increased force at the helm,
whose united efforts will be directed to
making the paper better aud brighter than
ever before. We join in the hope that the
efforts OF the present editors will be profit
able alike to the public and the owners.
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~LAWNS. LAWNS

Nj LAWNS. LAWNS.
2 cases FASTCOLOR LAWNS just received al
95 pieces FAST COLOR LAWNS just received, at
1913 D cccs FAST. COLOR LAWNS just received,
at SIC: rr
cases BEST SlDE-BAND and LACE
STRIPED LAW :, at 1876; 49,.
l05 pieces COL0RED LINEN LAWNS at lz1
and 25c,
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SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER LAxATlvEs.
LIME, PLASTER. CEMENT. &c.

SCHOONER &c. ARCULARIUS," d.
- rect from Rockiand, Me-, with cargo OF FRESH
ROCKLAND LINE, daily expected This Lime Is
from The celebrated Crockett" Lime.kilns.
Messrs Crockeil 4 Co. own tho best lime-ro In
Rockland, aud guarantee their lime to be equal TO
any lime ever sold In this Market and superior 10
the large bulk Of II. WARNER MOORE,
Lire, cement, Lump- aud Ground Plaster.
seventeenth street, south aide Dock.
my 3l-tJelA
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The Shenandoah Herald ought to have
been credited with the paragraphs which
10 Yesterdays Dispatch were credited to
the Shenandoah Vdyicu.
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Another large invoce Of LACES Of every kind.
Including WHITE aud BLACK SPANISH
LACES. VEKHtCELLI. LANGUCDOC, VA.
LENCEHNES. TORCH y;
Also, a large llne Of SWISS. NAINSOOK, and
CAMBRIA EMBHOIDtRlES, at extremely low
prices.
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WHITE GOoDsl WHITE GOODS

WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS
~ pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at 12H, 1856
20, rs. 80. 80, 40, so, and 60c.;
24O pieces LINEN DE DACCA at 20, 90 30, 30,
65 pieces CREAM EMBROIDERED sWISSEs.
something elegant aud new. from % 10 6Oc.;
IS pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED MUSLINS
from % TO 65c.:
4 full lire OF PtRSIAN and FRENCH MULLS,
FRENCH SWISS ), NAINSOOK. and CHECK
ED MUSLISc, and other White Goods at very
low prices.
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NJ SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE
WEEK.
ss.sssss ssssssss s.ssss..s.
: COHEN BROTHERS.


We have space 10 enumeraie only few ~ he
many GOODS thai lend special attractions. Is tls
season advances W. shall place before our patrons
cver- advantage in the purchase of GOODS.
20 pieces Of WHITE IRISH LINEN. suitable for
general family Use, at 2Ic. yard-,he value Of
which Is 3jc.;
1 large 10; or ALL-WOOL BUNTING at 10, II,
aud I2sc.;
OCL.FILIING BUNTING At ST.. ynri
BLACK SATIN at Csc. yard-.he same quality
sold everywhere ~ II
sURAH SATIN reduced from 81 $50 20 90c.:
) pieces HEAVY GROs GRAIN SILKS al 75c.
yard-nev,r ,G-red under 1928;
LINING SILKS 3. %. 80, 81, and Soc;
Large s,ocs OF FANCY SILKS AMI sATINS n
surah and Other new designs At greatly reduced
SUMMER SILKS 87s ~, 45. aud soc:
CHiNA P0NGiE PURE SILK. 2i-inch. at 81
yard;
20 piece, YARD.wiDg WHITE LAWN Sc;
INDIA LINEN, 40 Is, Is, l.aud 25c.;
Also. PtR>IAN NELL, commencing IN price fro'a
CSC. yard;
FIGURED SWISS I'm endless variety;
cases OF WRITE FRENCH CAMBRiCs ~ -.
ayar1-the price Of which Is pc eysrywhorc:
FRENCH OkGANDIEs, FRENCH MANSIONS.
COLORED and WHITE DOTTtD 1NDfAsld
PERSIAN MULL>, and all other new design
In WHITE GOODS.
We also Offer
....s.....s. .ss.s..ss.s .-.s.ss...ts.
LACESiN ALL THEIR OLD AND :
NEW VARIETIES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ...................
MiRECUURr. POINT NtMOURS,
PLAT IL VALENCIENNE>,
POINT DE NIECE,
ANTIQUE. TcReHOS,
CARR, X MA-CROSs. SPANISH, ETC.
We Will also offer cur entire stock 0f PARASOI~
~ great reductions from former prices.
In orr HOSIERY aud GLOVE DEPARTMENT
claim an assortment that l. not 20 Dee found
in This city. Among them many attractive bar
gains f. i-~a Su1Ih
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tg- FINE DRESS-TRIMMINGS. sg

Gail and see our display Of
BLACK, STEEL, AND COLORED BEAD
PRINCES, GIMPs, BALLS, BELLS, &C., &c.
Handsomcst assortment in the city at our usual
Low PRICES.
We have now a splendid line Of
NECKwEAR, HOSIERY. GLOVES, MITTS, &C.
MILLINERY.
We ore continuing TO receive every day NEW
STYLES as fast as they opened in New York ,
For STYLISH MILLINERY at LOWEST PRICES
90 to HUIZLER BROTHERS,,
525 Broad street.
CHILDREN'S HATS specialiy-yery cheap.
Ijr2
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T LINEN LAP.ROBES.

The cheapest LAP-R0BEs ever oderea-st 6oc
worth 81, at eoc. worth III. 20, at 81 worth $50
at s1.25 worth ~.
MEXICAN HAMMOoSzs at reduced prices at
r4 LEVY BROTHERS.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
VOUR ATTENTION Is SOLICITED.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
APO EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.

We are Just IN receipt of most complete and va
ried assortment Of
PARAsOLS AND SUN.UMBRELLAS.
Among these goods we are exhibiting many adj
vanced novelties, ranging ia cost from 81 to SIS.
Largest and cheapest stocks Ia the city.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS AND CASSIlIERES.
In this department our stocks are replete with the
choice 81 and nobbiest effects In
TWEEDS, CASSIMEREs. CHEVIOTS, SUIT
INGS, AND CLOTHS.
In addition 10 these. now offer an unusually well.
assorted stock OF
PATTERNS FOR TROUSERS
at reduced rates. Much money can be saved in Ibis
department.
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MILLINERY.

ZINE MILLINERY AT GREAT a9.s
Il LIZ REDUCED PRlCES.-For the %srsiG<
next thirty days will sell my entire a'ock JNsas
Of TRIMMED GOODS az cos and an otner good
AZ GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ELEGANT SHADED RIBBONS for SASllF> I.
SHADED FEAT HERS; all the very newest Style u
FANCY BRAIDS, e.. NRs. T.. g. NORRIS,
je9-it Sol Broad stree lup-stalrsl.
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DAMASk CLOTHS.
We ask the attention of housekeepers to a large
and varied stock of DAMAsK CLOTHS, from the
finest loom in the world These are specially adapt
cd for a fine retail trade, and are confined 10 our
houses for the city Of Richmond. They measure 2,
"a, 3, and 81 yards In length. The DESIGNS and
PATTERNS are very unique and elegant, and the
NAPKINS aud DOILIES can be found exactly TO
match.
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NJ METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting OF Inc
Methodist sunday.Schsol Society Of Richmond and
Manchester will be held at Cay-Street church THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock. Interesting
addresses and other exercises may be expected.
AL. WEST, President.
Charles r. PGdy Secretary.
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M MATING. OlL.CLOTHS, RUGS,
ana CARPETS at ,,r,,r,s.
Jed LEVY BROIHEko'
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RIArK Gnnnsi nIACK GnnDsl

BLACK GOODS BLACK GOODS
We will open over 100 pieces BLACK CASH
MERES. TAMlSt, FRENCH BUNTlNGs,
NUNS VElLINGS. PLAIN aud LACE BUNr-
INGS, PLAIN, CHECKED. and BROCADED
GRENADINES. and other Black Goods, which
will paw 10 look at.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on RICHMOND
vi REAL ESTATE
10000 10 loan on good uaencumberCd rel.
estate, On long Time.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO..
ie l2-3t HOS Main street.
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SILKS. SATINs, BROCADES.


will pay 10 look al.
SILKS, SATINS, BROCADES.
As We are anxious to reduce our stock In these
goods, we have marked them 30 per CEN. below cur
regular prices IN order to make them sell Rapidly,
ara to give cur customers chance TO secure bar
gains. ~
DRESS GOODS! NOVELTIES.
We have marked our entire stock of DRESS
GOODS. NOVELTIES, and TRIMMINGS AT clo-
singOut prices, AS we wish 10 close them Tor the
season.
PARASOLS! FANS. MITTS
Fifteen hundred PARASOLS from SOC. 10 80
Having bought very largely at low prices, we are
enabled 10 give our customers ParasOls at lower
prices than ever. l25 dozen FANS from loo TO
IS apiece. embracing the nneSt and cheapest line In
the city; 20 dozen handsome SILK LACE MlITS
AT j0c.; 81 dozen handsome SILK LACE Nj CTS
at 75c.; 9 dozen handsome SILK LACE MlITS
at 81 IL dozen handsome SILK LACE MlTTS
at sl.25-incudlng all the new shades Also. black
and white. Give us a call on Parasols. Fans, and
Mitts.
Eighty-twO dozen Ladies' and Gentlemen's
GAUZE and SUMMER MtRINO UNDERWEAR
at low prices At TilALHiMER BROI HERS.
my 2S-Sa saw
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T UNION-STATION METHODIST
CuIJRCH.-Rev. r. y. sLEDp. presiding elder of
this district, win preach THIS Sunday MORNING
a. / l O'Clock, and TO. NIGHT at 81 O'Clock.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and sixth slreosl.-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, u. D.. viii preach on SUNDAY at ii
4. NJ. and S:l5 Z. VI.
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AVI REAL. ESIA l..
10000 to loan on good uaeucumbercd real
FRANK u. HILL & CO..
je I2-3t HOS Main street
ELIzABErHrowN'
LEXINGTON AND BIG SANDY RAILROAD.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS.
MORTGAGE, s9,50OO00.
SINKING FUND, $4,000 YEARLY
LENGTH OF ROAD. 1875 MILES.
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, To HUNTINGTON,
WEST VIRGINIA.
INTEREST PAYABLE N MARCH AND SIP
TEMPER.
DENOMINATION $1,000,
IL COUPON OR REGISTERED BONDS.
Al LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY. this road con
meets with the kENIIt Ky CENTRAL and GIN
1INXATf SOUTHERN, North 10 CINCINNATI
and So,th To- CHATTN\OOGA, IVES, rtt the /.
{. and l.. to LOT lSNIbLE. 81. LOUIS ana Dee
Nond. Southwest 10 PADJ CAN. MEMPHIS aud
The whole System OF roads div,lgng thence.
AT HUNTINGTON. WEST VIRGINIA,
IL couHoc's with the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
HALLWAY 70 the EAST, ria RICHMOND. % tht
fines; harbor on the ATLANTIC COAST at
NEWPORT NEWS,
passing ih0Ongh The magnificent mineral 'nd tni-
Der lands oi Eastern Ken ucky. tbc IAN Us b'Nt
graSs grain. cattle. tobacco. aud hemp lands 81" tu'
fral Kentucky, which viii pour its heights over Oils
iue 10 the eastern markets.
MORE THAN HALE OF TIE h'ND> HANh
BEEN DISPOSED OF.
PRICE TO DAY, slO3 AND ACCRUED N.
TERE>l,
subject 20 further advances WiihOu, notice.
We recommend these BONDS 10 our fiends al y
customers ss a first.cias, RAJ r ,sd security.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS, agents flr The sale OF tbe BOMB,
g. II-lm lll3 Main street. RiehmonM
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Candidate Suggested

For Governor, b. JOHNSON BARBOUR. u
" A Citizen OF Richmond"