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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-21
III SYCLE BROTHERS,

TOO MANY GOODs-SEAsoN ADVANCING,
AND THEY MUST BE SOLD. As OUR MOT
TOTS NEVER TO CARRY GOODS FROM
ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER.
case WHITE IMITATION LINEN LAWN at
7c.:
l ease VICTORIA LAWN, superior quality, at
&c.:
case very fine LINON DE- DACCA at 1870;
l case LINON DE DACCA at 1Sc., never sold be-
fore for less than 30c.;
case CHECK MUSLIN at &c.;
case FRENCH PLAID MUSLIN at 16sc.,
good value for 37l.c;
Hundreds of other WHITE GOODS at bottom
prices
Several cases LAWNS at 5, 6, g, 10, and 1870;
several eases GINGHAMS and SEEIsUCKERS
ut much below regular value;
We have still several pieces Of those LINENS left
suitable for ulstcrs and dresses at the low price
Of l2Ec.;
so pieces Of STRIPED and PLAID LINEN, for
mems and boys wear. from I2& to 25c.;
Full stock of CASSlMERES, for mems and boys
wear, at every price;
rs dozen LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE
UNDERVEsTS from 10'5 to soc. each;
70 dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS from SOC.
os1;
80 dozen TOW ELS from ~ 10 oN'' tdtU. INT
best and cheapest Towels you ever bought
1000 COUNTEEPANES from SOC. to $3.50:
An immense lot of LINEN aud LINEN SHEET
ING at much below regular value;
our stock of PARASOLS viii now be closed out
at prime cost. We have still large supply on
hand.
I75 pieces MATTINGS stll left will be sold at a
small advance on New York cost.
Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT + still COM
4 It
and below cost.
We siill show a very large stock Of SILK In Plain
and Fancy:
SATlNS, Plain and BrOcaded,
NUNS YELLING in every shade and color;
BONBAZlNES. BLACK CASilNERES,T ANlsE,
HENRIETTA CLOTH. SliOODA CLOTHS,
BUNTlNGS and a great many others.
We show the largest stock in every department
of any house in the city.
As the season IS advancing goods must be sold,
and If you want genuine bargains call at the popu-
lar house of SICLE BROTHERS.
BIZ Broad street and 1929 Main street.
ic lS-eOl
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY PAPERS
for June presents varied and interesting
table Of contents.
General LANE concludes his history OF
his brigade Of gallant North Carolinians.
The addresses OF Rabbi GUTHEM and
Rev. DR.. PALMER at the great meeting in
New Orleans are choice specimens OF such
literature.
Colonel CAMPBELL BROwN's notes OF
EwEIL's division in the campaign Of 1862
are the more interesting and valuable be-
cause given just as they were made at the
time by this accomplished young officer Of
EwELL's staff.
Captain MoRTON's sketch OF how For.
RESTS cavalry became " Horse Marines "
and gobbled up gunboats and transports
on the Tennessee river is rich reading to
an sold rebel" and Miss CLAUDINE RHET1
gives a very readable sketch OF Captain
JOHN Z. MITCHELL, the hero Of Fort sum-
ter.
The official correspondence and orders
concerning the Army OF Northern Virginia
present matter both interesting and valu-
able.
Father RYAN's new poem on the "Men
Who Wore the Gray" is one Of rare beau.
ty-one Of the best yet produced by the
gifted poet-priest. Notes and Queries
present the usual variety OF interesting
matter. "Sparks from the Camp-Fires I"
give two good war anecdotes; and edito-
rial paragraphs and literary notices con-
clude this very interesting and valuable No.
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inc At that time series Of sermons that
~ I'd thpm-

ING At that time series OF sermons tnat
impressed all who heard them.
Tbis county has never presented more
attractive appearance than at present. Inc
prospect for wheat II the most natterlng
That we have had for years, Wherever
the eve turns it Is greeted and gladdencd
by The magnificent prospect. Complaints,
however. are being made OF insects that
are found in the heads OF the wheat u;
Should the crop come up to the measure OF
present promise It will prove source OF
great revenue TO the farmers. and afford o
basis Of rejoicing TO all the people.
The corn crop, by reason OF cold weather,
backward spring, &C.. is not as promising
rs could be desired; but, with favorable
season from the present time, there Is no
reason why 1t should not prove to be very
good also.
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CLARKE COUNTY.
NEW PASTOR IN BERRYyILLE-CRoPs, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BERRYyIIIE. lime 10 1880

A NEW PASTOR IN BERRYVIiLE--CR0PS, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BERRYvIiLE, June 10, 1882.
The Rev. A. c. Barrow. who recently ac-
cepted a call as pastor OF the Baptist church
OF this place, preached here yesterday
morning and night. The church at Berry
ryville has been for several months without
a pastor, Rev. D. Ellyson having resigned
to accept call to Washington city. Mr..
Barrow has for several years had charge of
the Baptist church at Culpeper Courthouse,
and whilst there EMBEDDED himself in the
affections Of his people. 1t has been said
that "there arc two things that will not
flourish in the Valley OF Virginia--viz.,
" Baptists and sweet potatoes; but as Mr..
Barrow is from county where both abound
he will doubtless demonstrate that Baptist
influence is not partial to Eastern Virginia;
and as for the sweet potatoes, we will pro-
mise any OF our Baptist brethren OF Gull
pepper and other counties that II they will
come over into "the land that 1owcth with
milk and honey" that whilst, like the Is
raeiites, "longing for the 1esh-pots OF
Egypt" they may east lingering look at
he potatoes. they will soon learn that eX-
stcnce can be tolerated without them. Mr.
Barrow has produced pleasant impress
ION here, having visited the church du-
Nc pastorate Of Mr.. Ellyson, preach
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UHVmes
Signs OF the festivities attending tne
National Encampment OF the 1rand Arnny
OF the Republic in bal,'no g, ar 6r rvm
visible on every hand. Inc DuIyee
Zouaves, Of New York, arrived hJ hm !.
They were met on Broadway ny u
Grand Army escort and were escor,ed 70 :,
the Academy Of Music, being rey, S =. th ae
Eutaw House by General Merrill, COM
mander-in.cbief OF the g. A. II. AT night
they gave a grand exhibition drill at the
Academy Of Music. Nearly all the posts
from other cities and the southern military
arrived yesterday and last night in season
for the parade to-day. All is life and
hustle at Camp Agnus, and arrangement:
have been made for the reception OF all OF
the visiting posts that choose to encamp
there
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DEATHS.

Died. suddenly. at her residence, II s cast Clay
street on Tuesday morning. june ~, lsSZ, az zen
minutes 10 / o'clock, Mrs. HANNAH Y. BOW
Frs. wife of John Bowers, In the iifty-third year
Of her age. 80 . -,
Her funeral will take place THIS "wednesday
EVENING, at 4 o'clock from the Second Baptist
church. corner of Sixth and Main streets. Friends
and acquantances Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Pitts
burgh papers pleise copy.
Died. at Barncs's Hotel, Hampton. Va, LITTLE
WOODSON, remaining twin child OF Aylett H.
and Olivia II. Woodson: aged five months.
II will be buried from the Chesapeake and ONO
depot on arrival Of train at ll:3O THIS MORN
ING. June 2lst. Friends are Invited TO attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M FOR THE HEATED TERN.
uJLItJs MEYER & SON

JULIUS MEYER SON
CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR
LARGE STOCK OF
THIN WHITE GOODS,
IN WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTs-As FOLLOWS:
YARD-wIDE vIcroRIALAwN, extra fine, a,
Ike;
YARD-wIDE SHEER LINoN DE DACCA at
Sc.
SUPERB FRENCH LINON DE DAcCA at 12Ke.
worth 20c.;
EXTRA SHEER and FINE LINON DEIBLANDE
at 1890:
WHITE LINEN LAWN at l5c. worth 2oc.;
so pieces FRENCH NULL LAWN at zoe;
40 pieces FINE LACE-STRIPE MUSLINS at
sATIN-sTRIPED LINoN DE IRLANDE at
12hc.;
IS pieces DOTTED and FIGURED CREAM and
WHITE SWISS MUsLINs from 12a to SOC.
FRENCH NAINsOOK, FRENCH CAMBRICS
and ORGANIZES, at low prices.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES! SWISS ESfBROIDE-
RIEs!-The handsomest line IN town: 40 new
patterns Just opened. I'm various widths, at loo.
up 10 wide houncings al 1925.
LACEsl LACEs. LACESi LACEs. LACEs.-
500 pieces I'm ORIENTAL, EDELWEIss,
BRABANT, DUCHESS, MALTESE, RUS
SIAN, MENCIIOTE, CORALlNE, CARDI-
NAL, SPANISH, SPANISH GUiPURF, NEW
POLKA-D0T Spanish, at special low prices;
FRENCH NAlNs0ok, Ia yards wide, at size.
so pieces WIDE T0RCHON LACE at &c.;
800 dozen SUPERB REAL LlsLE-IilREAD
GLONES-full. regular made, Ia white and col
orcd--at 2jc per pair:
BLACK and COLORED LACE MiT1S:
SARAH BERNIIARDT SILK GLOVES:
Entire stock DRESS GOODS at reduced prices;
Another lot of the FRENCH LACE BUNTINGS
at lCc.:
ALL-WOOL NUNS vETLINGs every shade, at
25c.:
IN HOSIERY. l 90 dozen LADIES' SU.K-CLOCk-
ED BALBRlGGAN at lAc.: 20 dozen FULL
REGULAR BRILLIANT LlSLE-TIREAD
ut soc. worth s5c.; FULL REGULAR SOLID
COLORs at CSC.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS,
GENTLEMFN'> FURNISHINGS!
The BOSS UNLAINDRIkD SIilRT-reinfOrccd
bOsom-at 60c.; the celebrated PEARL-best
made-at 81: best BLEACllED JEANS
DRAWERS-renfOrccd sca,--at Soc: superior
GAU/E UNDERSlliRT az 25c.; FINE
WHITE LAWN TIES m l7c. dozen.
JULIUS MEYER & SON,
COL aud COS Broad street.
DIR. WARMERS CELEBRATED CORsETS-
all styles and sizes. ie l1-cOd
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.. "Do boldly what you do at ALL
Boldly do we affirm that Kidney-Wort Is
the great remedy for liver, bowels, and kid
ney diseases. Rheumatism and piles van
ish before It. The tonic effect OF Kidney
Wort is produced by its cleansing and pll-
rifying action on the blood. Where there
is gravelly deposit in the urine, or milky,
ropy urine from disordered kidneys, it
always cures
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FANCY GOODS.


At STEW EMS
NOT ONLY SATURDAY,
EVERY DAY IN TIE MEkh.
You can buy
l2-oUART DISH PANS for l5c.;
l4-OUART DISH PANS for l5c.,
2-otART COVERED TIN BUCKETS 40 l'r'
3-oUART COVERED TIN BCChET>at loc..
s-oUART STAMPED PANS At ICE;
PORCELAIN ICE-CREAM SAUCER~ a. zoe b
dozen;
PORCELAIN uNHANDLED TEAS and SAL
GERS at zoe. set;
Elegant 1i-picce BERRY or CREAM Sis 81
sl.25;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLf IL At see. dozen
Choice fANCN-PATTERN GOBLtlS Al 9''' 3
dozen;
PLAIN or STAR TuSlBLERs At 25e. u zen,
s\AP-lOp JELLY GLASSES at SOC. d.A.N'
Best quality lO-piece TOILET SITS tt >Z.oV, q
TN tOCOA-sHArE DIFFERS, blne-cnHn''"'
handles, at Toe; .
so gross III BINS SOAP at three cake Tor ot.'
so noss luBiN's SOAP at see. per .ic hcn ,,NS S
100 dozen RUsii-BAsktIn reduced NOM w. go
80, 35c., IL t5c.. -. o..
10 dozen PARTNERSHIPS reduced nom 'o'
soc. -. .t,,.
Remember, you can buy at these prriseSs,, a., d"
as - sos Bfos.t strtsi'
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OPENING OF Bon AIR HOTEL
" AND
EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
TO THAI
FAyORITE SUMMER RESORT
FOR THE SEASON OF 1882.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
\

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILRoAD,)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND. May "a. 1882.
This popular resort Is NOW open for the sea-
son of 1882, and In addition 10 the perfect train
service therefor advertised IN the company's regu
lar schedule, sEMI-WEEkLf EXCURSIONS
viii occur regularly during the season on TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY Of EACH WEEK upoI
special trains, leaving Richmond AZ > T. NJ, aud,
returning, arrive in Richmond at 1890 L. Nj.
The uniform rate of fare for r0und-irip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains VIII he
zoe. Straight fare In each direction, zoe.
The usual forms OF Communication tickets VIII also
be on sale.
For tickets and all information apply either AT
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter Of special trains call on the under
signed. A. POPE,
my2i General Passenger Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MT FARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
GENTIEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS CLOTHING,
MOSQUITO CANOPTES.
HAMsfOCKS, UAMMOCK-ROPES, and HAM
MOCK-STRETCHERS;
CORsETS, sIOULDER-BRACES,an WAISTS;
BLACK and COLORED MITTS;
THREAD, SILK, KID, D0G-SKlN, and COT
TON GLOVES;
RIBBON IN GREAT VARIETY, at
ieI6 LEVY BROTHERS..
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Monday afternoon, In the foundry at
Pullman, large iron-carrier, containing
about q ton OF molten iron, broke from its
!astehings while being swung into posi-
.ion, ana turning over, poured its secthing
contents upon the head Of Charles Greft,
one OF The employees, burning him almost
TO crisp. He lived nearly an hour after
the accident. ""'
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III MINERAL WATERS.

Just receiving. fresh from The springs:
CLNSMIC-A purely natural water. from the ely
mic springs. Waukcsha, Wisconsin. A. a Table
water and dilutent for wines and liquor be-
has no equal.
TATNTS, APOLLINARIS. and SELTZER from
Germany; and NlCIlY, the most cclchut.l
water for dy.pcpsia, from France.
For sale by
&C. 9-tm OSCAR CRAM.
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~ SWISS MUSLIN, SWISS MUSLIN.

SWISS MUSLIN at lie. worth Csc; ut lie.
worth 35c.: at l9c worth 40c.
LINON DE DACCA at Toe. worth 17c. ut 1915.
worth 25c.; at zoe. worth 3Oc. at Zoe. worth
35c.;
CHECKED MUSLINS at &c. worth 25c.;
STRIPED MUSLTNS at l2.c. worth 2Oc.; at
1870. worth 2Jc.;
CHECKED MUsLlNS at Toe. worth 13c.: at
l2Hc. worth 17c.: ut 1870. worth 25c.:
FIGURED WHITE PIQUE at l5c. per yard
All other kinds of WHITE GOODS at very low
prices at . -
je 10 LEVY BhOlHEkS.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in this city. at the residence OF me
brides parents on Monday June 10. 1882. by FL
der j. b. Huts0n, Mr.. WYNDIIAM IL, EPPS and
Miss ROSA Il. MANN.
Married on June | 9Th, by Bey. Thomas Lump
Kin. at Squirrel Park farm. Charles City COM
ty. va. GEORGE r. TENsER, Of Richmond, Va,
to MARIA IIAXALL, daughter of l.. a. llaxall,
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We acknowledge the receipt of ticket
TO the final celebration OF the Jefferson So
ciety OF the University Of Virginia, Tues
day, June q, at 8 L. NJ.
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TUNE l0TH. JUNE lUlH
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION
IS
DRY GOODS
IN ORDER TO FINISH UP Illi nI.'l
CLEAEiNG-OUT SAIL
AT
JOSEPH STRAt-I-.
I4lJ MAIN STREET.
JU-IIIi ~IIlNI"
l4lJ MAIN STREET.

lam anxiou. 10 close out a- rapidly
and get rid Of thc remainder of mf .,"'a .'.
marked prices Of 40 goods even l'HertaA ..i
Ny object Is 90 close out CnurlF-rD.i 'i
not considered VIII offer hss.nIuE oI ~Ail I-
DAY. june 10th. the following DRlAi bAf-
GAINS:
10 dozen PLAID TOWELS 10 g.. apiece,
Il dozen LINEN TOWEL>at IOc..cheap1 -ic.
DOUBLE-WlDrH BLACK CA>liMtft t. 90
worth Zoe. and 3jc. CA>ilMEff>. ellnt
everywhere az Soc, at ijc. can't hc bought
for less than 7jc.; at 81 sad 75c. worth l"i'
The money
Al FINE BROWN sliEIllNG at GEES
81 slEETING al 3i.c.;
PANTS GOODS Tor men and boy, from lo' ~.
Ii, 20, %, and Social worth twice u'
money;
CASHMERE for men and boy AZ 80, 81, -. 81
60. and 7Oc-astouishiuely low;
FAST-COLORED PRINTS e 4.c.-lcst quality
6sc.;
FAsT-COLORED LAWN ut >. q. p ana loc''
ALL DRESS GOODS. OF which 4 have many ou
hand. az any prices
LARGE lot " PARAsOLS 20 half uc.r value;
LINEN DE DACCA. TABLE LINEN, MAJ
KINs. INDIA LINEN. VICTORIA LANN
GLOVES. HOSIERY, CAMBRIA EDGlNn
BED-sPREADs. go .l,toui shugiy low price
BLACK SILK 10 90 aui T5c.; T,o oar +; D..
SILK reduced % FL.
Itwiil ray YOU e. cal, rs this &, ana
ENTR AORDiNARY SLAUGHTER OF eoON-
COMMENCING SATURDAY rnE Tom
LOOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT IN ACE.
WHITE FLAG OVER TIE DOOR.
ic lo-eod SELLING on
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G1- The Diamond Dyes always do more
than they claim TO do. Color over that old
dress. II will look Ike new. Only ten
cents.
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DRY GOODS. &c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
429 EAST BROAD sTREEr,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBl * co..
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,

After June Il We always begin clo.co ui .f.. l
This season, owing to thc cold and 600 .cI-Hl'
weather many goods viii he forced.
ON our hIrgaiu-couuf,rs VIII uuw io f...f
WORSTED AND ~iIk NON LILIES. OIL. tlA
GOODS. BROCADlD. oNbRF ul Orb sd tI.
FANClt~, in many cases go l.-- fHlu II.t ..f.
Those in-waut of rich bat inexpensive clnfIiE H.
springs or seaside wear VIII 900 n,'l FOB call.
We are determined 'o make our houses Hnf .I.f
the resort of tlc fi-iii ntIIc Eu''r. lui iIt.
all who want honest goods - l.N,.t rfi... Pr. l-
troui ~. " dp mot adRertl-r u.'if.u.
at worse than lctiiiuu. NIlu.-. our cIu.I'-
WlbgE LINES Lawns. 2l oGur..
WHITE LAWNS. 10 FOO inr..
PERSIAN M. LIS. lplNII~- hN ,-
CIECKID a3d PLAIN NAIN~Uuh~ ...I.
u.uIl popular prices;
Wccafry tic largest most rlr ...... .HI t.I. ..t
linc6f WHITE GOODS o. t fl i.-
wchaye WHITE QUILT.at7..nsfl;
IRISH LINENS. DC. o.
LAWNS O. unusually comp
BLACK GOoD,.-Of tIi-. oui .tf.n. ttt
s. unusually varied. Anon oar H'u.H.a.
AII-WOoI NI-N>' VEIilND.gnr.:
AII-N DOL 81 NJ " \ liNt.rNr.t
OF finer grade Of same f.hfi'- $500 h.tf Oh I.i-l
cent stock, ranging il cot flfu l1'.f' ''.
For 25c. we haYe BE>l HUNTING tt.r rfuIH
this market
~HOODAIl CASHMERE. ~ 49, DEt n BE-
DINE. ranging iu cost from iuc. 90 $3.50.
>II K~.-BI.tGk and COLORID ~Iih~. sac
TINS. SATIN DF MtENElIlitN. D.
RUADAMI~. ~iRtIl SILKS uUi ~hIlN-.
ranging iH cost from 7Jc. Oh $3.50.
SPECIAL NALIE~.-Loo, 30 our -llh -i -
RAfiarSl LIS. usually -olt go el.lNt
BLACK SILK 80 Sl.2j amt sl.j .-i,t fl.H
cNcrcxhhitrl iu thi- market,
LINEN LAP-ROBES. IL to sJ--pl,nud a.."l'-
mDuf:
COR>ET>. soc. 20 s25O-h,-f standard fn..
and American manufacture.
ORDER~.-Nc solicit nul.I. from persons %
distance. as Our terms fu such trD a- tlf,l.'l.
present in person. on PRICE lO MI.
CARDp/o. AL>OP. No~Bl s. 90.
FOIROt EEAN. PRICE 30 MrlL IS co..
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~ BIG BARGAINS IN WHITE
QUILTS and BLANKETS ut
70 la LEVY BROTHERS..
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An electrifying elixir is the verdict Of
inc edItoi OF New York Commercial Al
- z - E e Ss2nlpQpy's Coca Beef
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MI SILKS, SATINS, &c.

r1- SILKS, SATINs, &c.
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILKS at great bargains;
sATINs. MORIEs, SURAIis, RHADAMES;
MERVELIEUXS In great variety;
BLACK CAsHMERES and other BLACK DRESS
GOODS at
je16 LEVY BROTHEHs'
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CELERY PLANTS.

DOR SALE, \ NICE LOT OF CELE-
Il RY PLANTS. Apply at ll07 Grove avenue.
II, lf,-btF
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MILITARY NOTICES.

old FIRST VIRGINIA INFANTRY Z
" observation-disclosures Attend aH
meeting THIS Wednesday, EVENING at . "
o'clock At the Office Of the Virginia Home lnou-
rance Company. for the annual election OF oUcfIs
and 10 make ARRANGEMENTS for the anniversary cell
ebrAtion and other important business.
by order of Colonel WILLIAM II: PALMhE; IRE
sident. CHARLES /. LoEiih,
IT, Pills 'ccIctAiH'
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CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. - Weekly
" arrivals OF the WHITNEY q ARRIAGES d.
rect from the factory, manufactured for JOHN
DOES, No. III and 7l3 Main street, and for sale
n call before purchasing. JOHN DOES.
myi
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nj ULSTERS, ID U S T 4 rs, AND
DRESSES.
MOHAIR, LINEN, GRASS-CLOTH, and WASH
POPLIN ULSTERS and BUSTERS;
GINGHAM and LAWN DRESSES, at
ie l6 LEVY BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ut COHEN BROTHERS.
MORE GOODS AT FICTITIOUS VALUE THIS
WEEK.
AS LONG rs OUR PATRONS CONTINUE To
BUY THESE GOODS WITH As MUCH
SATISFACTION. SO LONG WILL
WE CONTINUE TO SELL
THEM.
THE PRICE At WHICH WE PURCHASE T.
OUR GUIDE To WHAT GOODS ARE
SOLD FOR
WE SHALL OFFER THIS WEEK

WE sIIALL OFFER his Wick:
2 cases CREAM-WIIITE INDIA LINEN. In Nuli
finish, at nc The former price Of these good.
has been 1S1c.
case FRENCH MANSIONS at Csc, the loves,
value Of which has been s5c.:
2 cases Of WHITE LINEN LAWNS at lsc tle
same We formerly sold at 32c.
Besides the above. an uncomfortable quantity n
other WHITE GOODS will be offered
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nJ5' SEE THE LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF PARAsOLs and UMBRELLAS at
je16 LEVY BROTHERS..
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APPEALS or VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. June 20. y. -. lcs2.
DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
i of an act of the General Assembly OF Virginia
scribing the manner ln which records for ihc SUI
prcmc Court of Appeals shall Doe printed, ana Iro-
YGing for letting thc same 10 contract aud Wleh
j. b. IL eaacted Jytie Geiierdl assembly. That
the clerk, OF the supreme Court OF Appeals az
Richmond. stanton. Winchester. and Nyihe-
vile shall Boo The month of JuuC. IN tho year sd
ami annually thereafter in the same month, solicit
proposals ny advertising In some new, paper pub
lished I'M their respective localities for the printing
for one year Of such records Of courts a. may De
required under existing laws to be printed for the
use OF the supreme Court If Appeals IN determine
il. The said proposals shall state tic amount per
page ot fifteen hundred ems small plea type, and
Shall include The paper. printing Finding, and a
neat cover with the style Of the case and the court
from which the record comes neatly printed there
i'll The said clerks shall award the contracts for
said printing to the lowest responsible bidders In
their respective localities, and shall take from them
bond. With ample .ccuriiy in penalty double the
amount OF the work 10 be- executed, Tie same 10 be
asCcrtaiucd by the amount of the preceding years
work. The mode Of certifying and paying ac-
counts for said printing shall be a. now prescribed
by law
" All acts and parts Of acts in conflict with the
provisions Of thi, act are hereby repealed.
'. This act shall be IN force from IFS passage
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received by the
undersigned az his office, at the State courthouse,
on Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall, In
the city Of Richmond. until II O'Clock VI. of the
2sTH INSTANT, for the PRINTING, &C., in ac-
cordance with The provision, Of the second section
Of said act, Of all such RECORDS a. the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia, at Richmond, may
require for one year from the 1t day Of July.
/ $50, said printing 10 be done In a compact form,
without blank pages or blanks between lines or
paragraphs.
No extra charge 10 be made for figure work not
exceeding three columns.
A. the printing has 10 be done under the supcryl-
sion and direction Of the Clerk, IL must De done in
this city.
The Clerk claims the right Of rejecting any and
all bids which, In hs opinion. do not and viii not
fully comply with the rcquirl inents Of The fore
going act. and Of deciding iChO are irresponsible
bidders " and irhdt Is ample security within the
meaning OF the same.
GEORGE k.TANLOR.
Clerk Of the supreme Court If Appeals
OF Virginia. at Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-21
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APPEALS or VIRGINIA.
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