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What AppOmatfOX Democrats Thini.
of IL.
TOWER HILL, June 30, 1882.

TOWER HILL, June 30, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
| hope YOU will, contrary to the opinion
OF cold Slcdge," do all in your power
against having regular State Convention
this year. Instead OF its being disaStrOu,
TO the best interests Of our party ard 4
blunder fatal to Us as the Greeley campaign
OF 1872 to run Mr.. Massey, it will be a,
magnificent success as the Walker move
ment in 1862 .Old Sledge" says: "Ii
will not do, nor will it WIN" The great
mass of the people say it will do and it will
win.
Now, as to Mr.. Massey commanding q
small following Of ReadiuSters, that is just
as absurd as it can be. for lie viii just q,
certainly lead them back into the Demo.
cratic party as that the sun is shining; and
il the Democrats cannot conscientiously
vote for him | must confess that there are
few OF the Democrats who have any con.
science. then. as all OF them ] knOw-and
they are certainly among the best in the
State-are very anxious 10 run him as con-
gresham at large, and would heartily vote
for him.
cold Sledge" again says, ''It would he
simply doing what we are now bitterly de-
nOunclnH president A1tNllrS kepubllcan
Administration for treacherOusly doing 70
crafty and purchase Malone, by reward
ing his newest recruits at the expense OF
his truest and ablest friends y
How he can compare Arthur's Admins
tration and Malone to Massey cannot for
my life see!
Mr.. Massey Is no new recruit. He has
always been Democratic Readjuster. and
properly belongs to the Democratic party
and as to the State debt, he had right TO
his own conscientious views and why
bring up the dead past? do think Mr..
Massey ought to be rewarded, and if the
other "four" can carry their districts, let
them be rewarded, too.
General Payne endorses Massey, and we
all want him; and ii lie is our candidate,
he can carry more votes, white and col
ored, than any other man i'm the State.
We are blockheads ii we fail to let him
run and are blind to our own interests.
Let the State Committee have a consulta.
ton, and there will be no need of a regular
nomination.
The Dispatch and Aduance are the
wisest journals in the Old Dominion on the
course to be pursued, and if we fail to take
their advice we shall have the exquisite
pleasure OF seeing the vulgar Boss in
power to the end OF time. AFFIRMATION.
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Reflections.


/. Democratic newspapers should call a
halt TO all communications on the subject
OF congressman at large, especially for Or
against the claims OF any candidates.
2. The State Committee should, i'm July.
direct that delegates be chosen at the Au-
gust courts to meet In Richmond early in
September as Democratic State Conyen-
ton.
I. 3. The basis Of representation should be
the Daniel vote, and the Convention should
not be composed OF more members than
the number composing the last House Of
Delegates.
4. All persons who intend to vote the
Democratic ticket in 1882 should be per-
mitted TO participate in the election OF dele
gates irrespective OF past party utilization,
and the delegates chosen should be men
who are able TO devote time TO their work.
5. The work Of the Convention should be
TO organize the Democratic party OF Vfr-
ginia-by placing in good working order
The machinery in each town and county
70 make platform upon which all Demo-
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The Pennsylvania Convention.

The Ponnsylvana ConVehlion'
The CAMERON Convention OF Wednesday
filed up the CAMERON ticket with the name
Of Mr.. MARRIOTT BRosIus. On the call OF
the roll IL appeared that twcnty-onc OF the
senatorial districts out OF the nifty were
represented by substitutes, and among the
representative delegates about one OF every
three was a substitute--227 delegates being
found present, scventy-eight OF whom
were substitutes. This was the body that
carried out the BOss's wishes. Mr.. WAN
HAMAKER sent a letter declining to be the
nominee. SO did Mr.. GROW. Mr.. BRosIus
was nominated on the first ballot-evidence
enough that he was the CAMERON choice.
We Judge that the Convention was very
dull and spritlcss affair. We shall be bet
ter posted when we shall have read all
our Philadelphia exchanges. From the re-
ports In the Bulletin (StalwarD and the
Telegraph independently, we infer that the
Camcronites themselves are in much doubt
as TO the success Of their ticket. General
HANCOCK received in 1850 in Pennsylvania
lOItN-StNtH NOt'S fOi t'tbt -
ceiyed by Mr.. GARFIELD. IL we may judge
from the signs of disatlection we have OBJ
servcd--and especially the large proportion
OF Republican papers that refuse to support
the CAMERON ticket, we may set it down rs
certain that the Democrats have better pros
poets in Pennsylvania than the Administra-
ton Republicans have in Virginia. II is a
source OF much satisfaction, this Republic
can strife in State so strongly Republican
as Pennsylvania. The next House OF
Representatives can hardly fail to be Demo
cratic even though the southern States fail
to send up as many Democrats as usual.
But this they will not do. Texas and
Arkansas will come to the rescue OF South
Carolina and Mississippi; and surely Vir-
ginia will have more than five regular
Democrats in tho next House.
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The views expressed by the Enterprise
on this subject flor Mr.. Massey have been
approved by such Democrats as Major
James +. Croker, Captain John II. Gayle,
and Judge l.. X. Watts, Of this city; Colo
mel Thomas Tabb, of Hampton, and others.
Nor have we met with but one Democrat in
this city who disapproved Of it, and he did
not fully understand the stuation.-POrtS-
mouth Enterprise.
IL CROKER and TABB can support Mr..
MASSEY there can be no Democrat in Vir-
ginia who will refuse to do so. That is, il
straightout Debt-Payers are the men who
are expected to prove troublesome to the
eX-Auditor.
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.bInned now and the prices rule well as

shipped now, and the prices rule well az
yet. ,,,.u,
Captain Lane, from New Jersey. Is build
ing a large three-mastcd schooner at York
town-a new departure.
NV. II. Fletcher, quite a large lumber
dealer. was found by his wife hung In hls
barn, Mt his home, in the upper part OF this
county, yesterday morning. He had ieit
the house, telling his wife to get the chill
dren ready for him to carry TO sunday
school, and staying longer than she expected
she went to look for him. She found nm
.dead-hung by the neck.
Mr.. II. G. Jones and family, OF your city,
are on visit to relatives In the county.
Mr.
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Let Mr.. Massey run for congressman at
large II he wishes. We prefer him 10 any
stalwari Mahoneite, but do protest that the
Democratic party shall not adopt him as its
candidate. II Democrats choose TO vote
for him, in the contingency Of his candi-
dacy, that is their own business; but il a
nomination is TO be made then we prefer
some other man. Virginia l. Democratic
State, and We can elect congressman at
large II the contests 10 be made. Hayri-
S0s.buru Od Commonwealth.
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There are some exceptions, but as gene
raj thing our exchanges from the cities
favor Massey, while those from the coun-
Try are opposed TO him. All the opposi.
lion, as far as we can learn, is prompted
by the single fear that we cannot elect him.
West Point Star.
And this fear should be disregarded
altogether in coming to decision on the
subject. II the Democrats ought TO sup
port Mr.. MASSEY, they ought to do SO
whether they think he can be elected OF
not.
Whom do the Mahopcitcs desire YOU 10
rum Anybody but Massey. They long
TO see him dropped. "Wise it is to learn
from the enemy"
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Gratis can stand, and which ignores
state divisions and issues to put IN the
field candidate for congressman at large:
and TO issue an address to the people OF
Virginia plainly placing before them the
question involved in the pending political
contest. -. -
I saw. Mr.. Editor, why don't every
Democrat have sense enough 10 see that
the path OF party duty runs IN the above
course, and to know that "duty II tne
sublimest word in the English language "
VICTORY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
III SYCLE BROTHERS,
3li BROAD STREET.


TOO MANY GOODs-SEASON ADVANCING
AND THEY MUST BE SOLD, As ORR NOT.
| TO Is NEVER TO CARRY GOODS FROM
ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER.
1 case WHITE IMITATION LINEN LAWN A.
1 case VICTORIA LAWN, superior quality. II
| &C.:
! case very fine LrNoN DE DACCA at12.c.:
case LiNON DE- DhCCA at Sc, never -olll.-
fore for less than 30c.:
| l case CHECK MUSLIN at &C.;
l case FRENCH PLAID MUSLIN at lstc.
good value Tor 37kc.
! Hundreds OF other WHITE GOODS Al bottom
prices;
Several cases LAWNS ~ 8. @, 6, 10, and I2lc.
Several cases GINGHAMs and SEERsUCKFPs
at much below regular value;
We have stu several pieces Of those LINENS lcf,-
suitable for usters and dresses. al the low prie.
OF 12zc.;
80 pieces Of STRIPED and PLAID LINEN. f.,
mems and boys wear, from 2sto25c..
Full stock of CASSlMERES. for mems aud toys,
Weir. at every price:
10 dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'~ GAr-ZE
UNDERNEsrS from 49,, % soc. each:
10 dozen CNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS from soc.
toll;
375 dozen TOWELS from j. 20 5oc. each The
best and cheapest Towels youcvcr bought
1000 CoUNiLHPANE> from 800. 90 $3.50:
An immense loi of LINEN aud LINEN SHEET
ING 20 much below regular value:
Our ttock ~ PARAsOL~ viii now Pc closed on,
At prime cost. We have ssh large supply on
hand.
10 pieces MtTTiNGs -tlu lef' viii Dc solj alta
small advance On New York cost.
Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT g. stili come
picto. \ great many Of them Wiz Dec sold 40
and below cost.
We SIN show a very large stock n SILK IN Plain
and Fancy:
SATlNS. Plain aud Br0cIdod;
NUNS YELLING in every shade and color;
BOMBAXlNE~. BLACK CA~liNfRt~. 80 ANl-T.
IlENRlflfA CLOTH SiloODA tlOIll-.
BiNIlNG~. and a great many ntltr-
We show thc largest stock in every department
Of any house in The city.
~ the season O. advancing good, must Dr.. .,iI.
and If you want genuine bargains cill ~ te f.r.u-
lar house Of SYCLE BROrilfR-.
81 Broad street and 1929 Main .roe.
~ e-col
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- ado boldly what you do at all"
Boldly do we affirm that Kidncy-Wort is
he great remedy for liver, bowels, end KID
ney diseases. Rheumatism and piles van
ish before 1t. The tonic effect OF Kidney
Wort is produced by its cleansing and pu-
riiying action on the blood. Where there
is grayelly deposit in the urine, or milky,
ropy urine from disordcred kidneys, it
ALWAYS cIlres
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ YOU WILL FIND

NJ YOU WILL FIND
LEVY BROTHERS.
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY,
BARGAINS IN GLOVES,
BARGAINS IN MITTS,
BARGAINS IN ULsTERs,
BARGAINS IN PAPETERIE,
BARGAINS IN BUGGY-ROBEs,
BARGAINS IN TRUNKS,
BARGAINS IN sATCHELs,
BARGAINS IN FLOWERS,
BARGAINS IN COLLARETTEs,
BARGAINS IN RIBBON,
BARGAINS IN SPREADS,
BARGAINS IN LACEs,
DNhNAl-NN IN ANNf
BARGAINS IN LEATHER-BAGS,
BARGAINS IN WHITE LAWN,
BARGAINS IN DRESS SILKS,
BARGAINS IN LAWN,
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS,
BARGAINS IN TRIMMINGS,
BARGAINS IN UNDERSIIlRTs,
BARGAINS IN LADIES UNDERWEAR,
BARGAINS IN MATING.
We aim to give BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING,
and can convince all Of II who will favor US with
call.
Rccolect, for the BEST GOODS at LOWEST
PRICES 90 to LEVY BROTHERS,
10l7 and 1919 Main street.
OUR STORE Is CLOSED AT7P.M. Je23
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Episcopal NI.i. School.

The commencement exercise, Of the Epis-
copal Hieh School OF Virginia, near AlcX-
dria, took place wednesday, in the presence
Of large number OF visitor, from Mary
land, Virginia. and the District Of Column
bia. Rev. Walter W. Williams, u. J., Of
Baltimore. delivered the annual al "css.
For scholarship the following prizes were
awarded
white Prize-Edward Hal, Of Ammo
Arundel county, Md; Niyison Long, Of
Baltimore. Nd; William Churchill No-
land, OF Hanover; Thomas Temple Powell.
Of Richmond; Conway Whittle Sans, OF
Norfolk.
Johns Prizc-IIcnry Eugene Baskerville,
OF Richmond; Charles Patton Echols. Of
Huntsville. Ala: Edward Trail Ilclfen-
stem. OF Frederick, Nd; Douglass Sorrcl
Mackal, Of Fairfax; John Duncan Nc
Kim, OF New York; william Holland VIII
mcr, Of Mobile, Ala.
Meade Prizc-Edwin Charlton Markell,
Of Frederick, Nd; William Dickerson
Smith, Jr., OF Clarke.
The Thorn medal, for English compost
ton, was awarded to William Holland VIII
mor. OF Mobile, Ala. the Biackford medal,
for Latin and Greek, to William Dickcr-on
Smith. OF Clarke county, Va; and the
Barclay medal, for mathematics, TO Doug
lass Sorrcl Mackall, Of Fairfax county, Va.
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IL the Richmond Dispatch could have its
way it would amend the Constitution so as
10 take the Vice-President out Of the Sen.
ate. II wouldn't do so much harm to allow
the Dispatch TO have its way in this par
tictilar AS in many Others in which il would
like TO exercise its authority. -BoSton Her
aid.
For instance, whaty
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GLOUCESTER.

TRUCKING BUsINEss-sCHooNER BUILDING
SuICIDE-PERs0NAL.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
9dJa GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.,(
.yri 1af June Is, 1882.
The truckers in this section have been
very busy picking and shipping English
peas, and those who were fortunate enough
to get the early seed got very remuneratiye
prices. The pea crop has become quite an
item already. Irish potatoes arc being
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Let him Massey continue in his good
work. Let him expose all the partisan
legislation Of the COaliti0nisls. Let hin
show TO the people the evils OF bossism
especially that kind which has been illus
tratcd by The conduct OF Malone. Give
him a clear field. and if the people prefer
him 10 a Republican as their representa-.
tive, let them have him. lie will represent
the people .Oi the State more faithfully than
any man put up by order OF General Ma
hone. Between Massey and a Mahoneite
the people will make choice. Had Massey
been easily purchased the Coalitionst,
would have found some way to have bought
him. They cannot buy him, they cannot
persuade him into their camp. and all that
Is left them is the poor privilege OF abusing
the man that but twelve months ago they
held up to the people as the best Auditor
the State ever had.-ShendndOdh Herald.
The Warrenton VTginidn regrets to see
General Ftz Lee lending his countenance
to the call for State Convention, and says
that nothing could be more unwise Just
now. 1t thinks Massey should be left a
free field and fair fight with Malone.
1.-THE quarrel" says the Vuginidn, ais
lovely as il stands, and it would be Il pity
to spoil ii by diversion. When the time
comes we may turn in and help the bottom
dog, but until then we say, Silence and
watch the game.
Mr.. w. A. Stuart, Of Russell county,
Va. recently disposed OF 600 head OF cattle
at 81 cents per pound gross. the sale aggre-
eating about $4,000. and Mr.. Joseph
Cloyd. OF Pulaski county, Va, has just
sold 80 head ut cents per pound gross,
realizing $4,000. These were eXtraordi-
nary prices. and show the estimate in
which Southwestern Virginia beef-cattle
is held in the markets. These sales indi-
cate, too, the success with which the cattle
business can be conducted in that magnif-
cent bluegrass REGION Baltimore Sun.
1t is generally conceded that with the
adjournment OF the special meeting Of the
Union Club on Tuesday evening all action
looking toward the reinstatement OF Mr..
Loubat is brought 10 a temporary and, in
all probability, TO n permanent conclusion.
II has been reported that Mr.. Loubat in
tends now TO carry his case into the courts.
But his friends, and those who are known
TO be in his confidence, say that they be-
lieye it altogether improbable that he will
take any further steps in the matter.-Tri-
bune, yesterday.
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What NOttOway Democrats Think of IL

NoTTowAY COURTHOUSE, NA.,1
June q, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
"Old slcdgc" struck the keynote ey-
actlyan his last article The question is.
Should the dog wag the tail or should the
tail wag the dog!" The Democratic party
on the south side will never consent for the
tail to wag the dog. Yours respectfully,
Il. s. ID.
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We acknowledge the receipt Of ticket
TO the final celebration Of the Washington
Society Of the University Of Virginia, Mon
day, june 10Th, at p. VI.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 3Oth Of May, by Rev. W. G. Starr,
d. D. at the residence OF the brides parents, 4.
BERNICCHI aud MAGGIE l.. WOOD; both OF
this CITY.
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OPENING OF Bon AIR HOTEL
" AND
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
TO THAT
FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT
FOR THE SEASON OF 1882.

RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT..
RICHMOND, May pa. 1882. J
This popular resort l. NOW OPEN for the sea-
son of 1852, and In addition 10 the perfect train
service therefor advertised IN the cOmulny's regu-
lar schedule, SENI-NEEhLN EXCURSIONS
Will occur regularly during the season on II Is
DAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK upoL
special trains, leaving Richmond az L. NJ, and,
returning. arrive ia Richmond at 1880 T. NJ
The uniform rate Of fare for rOund-lfip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains VIII he
25c. Straight fare In each direction, zoe.
The usual forms OF cOmmutatiOn tickets will also
be on sale.
For tickets and all information apply either al.
Richmond or Manchester stations
For charter OF special trains call on The under
signed. \. POPE,
ny2i General Passenger Agent.
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III FOR TIE HEATED TERN.
JULIUS MEYER & son
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR
LARGE STOCK OF

pth - 'Ai- ~ ~ f'Fsf
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR
LARGE STOCK OF
THIN WHITE GOODS,
IN WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTs-A FOLLOWS:
YARD-wIDE VICTORIA LAWN, extra fine, at
YARD-WIDE SHEER LINoN De DACcA at
SUPERB FRENCH LINON DE DACCAat121c.
worth zoe;
EXTRA SHEER and FINL LlNON DE IRLANDE
at lGssc.;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 15c. worth 2oc.;
80 pieces FRENCH NULL LAWN at zoe;
40 pieces FINE LACE-STRIPE MUSLINS at
ssc.;
sATIN-STRIPED LINON DE- IRLANDE at
l24c.;
10 pieces DOTTED and FIGURED CREAM and
WHITE SWISS MUSLlN> from ~ 20 DOC. :
FRENCH NAlNsOOK. FRENCH CAMBRlCs
and ORGANIZES. at low prices.
SWISS EMBROiDERIES. SWISS EMBROIDE-
RES. The hand .ouie-t line la town; 40 new
pattern Just opened. ina yariou- widths. at Toe.
uu % wide nounciuys 40 Sl.2J.
LACES. LACESi LACE-i LACES. LACE>.-
800 pieces in ORIENTAL, EDFLWEI>>.
BRABANT. DUCHESS, MALTESE, rus
SIAN. MENCIlOTE, COBALINE. CARDl-
Nal. SPANISH, SPANISH GCIPURE. NEW
POLKA-DOT Spanish, az special low prices;
FRENCH NNINsOOk. II yard- wide. at 3 y g..
30 ricc,s WIDE TORCIIuN LACEat &c.;
200 dozcB SUPERB REAL LI~LF-illRI Nd
GLON ES-fuli, regular made, in white and col
Orcd-It ZJc. per pIlrf
BLACK and COLORtD LACE NlIIS:
SARAH BERNIIAEDI SILK GLDN rs.
futirc stock DRESS GOODS ~ reduced price:
Another lot OF The FRENCH LACE BUNIlNG~
40 Zoe;
ALL-WOOL NUNS NEILlNGs, every shade, az
Zoe:
In HOSIERY, 100 dozen LADIES' >ILK-CL0CK-
Ed BALBRlGGAN 10 l4c.; 30 dozen Full
REGULAR BRILLIANT LlSLk-THRtAD
tJ0c. worth s5c.: III IL REGULAR SOLID
COLORS ~ 2Jc.:
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS
GENTLEMEN'~ FURNISHINGS!
The BOSS UNLAUNDHltD >lllkI-Igiuforcod
bOsom-tt 6Oc., the celebrated PEARI-lc-t
mldo-at Al. best BLEACilED JEANS
RAWERS-rcinfofccd scat-at Doe. superior
GAIZE UNDER>lllRT at 25c.; FINE
WHITE LAWN TIES ~ lie. 90 dozen.
JULIUS MEYER ( son,
GOl aud SOB Broad street.
DIR. WARMERS CELEBRATED CORoE1S-
an styles and sizes. ie ll-Cud
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VHE EXCURSION OF TIE FOURTH.

GKAND ENtI ESIDN IN HE NIEANIfE
ARIEL
TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE CENTRAL
BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.
The very low price of this excursion make It
THE EXCURSION OF THE SEASON.
$3.50 ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
Only limited number OF tickets can be he sold,
and must be purchased before the morning of the
excursion, at the drugstore of III. g.. FOrstmann,
l.. Is. Thomas & CO., Garnet VIM. \. \. scott,
4. = Hooper. j. l.. Beverage Judson Cunning
ham, Dr. William +. Farrar and from the COM
mittne and members Of the society. Boat leave
the wharf at o'clock A. VI. sharp: returning
Wednesday afternoon.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: Joseph ".
Taubc. Edw. /. kumlchn, John Il. Maldman
Alfred T. Williams, r.. Eugene Davis. and William
= Goode jc ls,23.29&tyI&2
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FANCY GOODS.
4 T ST l. V l. y :
Not ONLY SATURDAY,
mi

At STEW EMS
not ONLY SATURDAY,
EUI
EVERY DAY N THE NiiA.
you can buy
I2-OUART DISH PANS fr ijrf
ll-OIART DISH PANS ur l...,
2-OCART COVERED TIN bltNhi'.' l''''
3-OUART COVERED TN EitAtl~'l I..''
6-OUART STAMPED pAN~at I.'.t
PORCELAIN tgE-CREAM ~AltLl~ Ai 900
dozen:
PORCELAIN UNHANDLtb TEAS 'Ni 'N'
GERS az 2Oc. set.
Elegant lI-piecc BERRY og CREAM >'i'
1928;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLFT> tt jDg.l i0t.'
Choice FANCY-PATTLRN DobLhi~-t '.,'
dozen;
PLAIN or STAR TUMBl.tH, 81 -5.. 3D. t /.'.
~NAP-TDP JELLY GLA>~t~ 90 11',I . ~.
Resi- quality lO-picce TOILET ~tl~ 90 e-.''. b
TN tOCOA-sIihPE D!PfEk>, Dlut-,
handlos, at Zoe; -.
so gross LIBGN'~ SOAP at three clke' i'' 't.'
So gTOss LTBiN'S SOAP at jOc. pr 'i"toh ~
100 dozen ri SIi-BAShEl> reduced iiNn' -''-.'
80. 35c.. "a be. -- o.,
10 dozen PAL M-BASkEr~ reduced ipn ''" ~
soc. f..
Remember, you can buy At these price. ~. ''
this week or next At tfN
rI7 oNp h''''
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. SOME
w ONE TO CONTRACT TO MAKE AND
BURN A KILN OF 100000 BRICKS. Apply to
a. STEER, Aylett's Post-Oihce, King William,
Va, H. 2z-d3tSsw2t
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- EXECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-The members OF OLD DO
~ MINION COUNCIL. No. 3IG. \. l.. of H..
are requested 10 attend q regular meeting If lhdr
Council, AT Druids Hall. corner IF Main and sew
eniccnh streets, on THIS friday EVENING at
s O'Clock. IL Is hoped that every member will he
one assessment. Members Of sister Councils are
invited % meet with IL.
Hy order Of the Commander.
je 23-ltF JAMES T.. RIDDICk. Secretary.
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AMUSENESTS.
MOZART HALL,
vi FRIDAY. JUNE %. lSS2.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY PERFORMANCE
of the cycr-popular opera
PlNAFORE,
rendered
MIR. T.. v. UOFF.
EXCURSIONS. pEC-NIcs. &c.

no. FOR THE TIDEWATER.
IL GRAND EXCURSION TO NORFOLK
SATURDAY NIGHT June -, lSez.
ria Richmond and Petersburg and Norfolk ana
UNIVERSAL CLUB OF RICHMOND.
Fare for round trip Sl.5u; from Petersburg Go
Norfolk and return. II: children under twelve
Zoe. special arrangements torwhiie people.
The train viii leave tie Richmond and Peters
burg railroad depot at 10 o'clock l.. VI. Returning
viii leave Norfolk al o'clock =. NJ. next day.
Committee: John Thompson and J.. u. watkins
rs seventeenth street: President r. Carter. Chcs-
apctkc md Ohio shops; secretary Robert Ward.
Chesapeake and Ohio depot. Tickets can bc had
from thc above committee AMI al the train. Train
viii sinn M Manchester iur nlsscmgcr,. 81 23-ZLr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-23
PATRICK COUNTY.

A STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE PEO-
PLE-sUFFERING BUT 80 DEATHS FROM
STARVATION.
TCorrnsnondenco of tho Richmond DisDafchI