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steady: No. Milwaukee soft. cash and MAY,
sl.s0k; juno, s1.32k; July, s1.324. Corn dun
and lower: No. 2, 7tc. Osts dull and lower; No.
2, 54c.; white, SIC. Rye dull and lower: NO. IL
s3c. bid; No. 2, Sic. Barley dull and lower; No
2 spring cash, 96c. bid: May, 9Gc.; No. 3 sprpg,
extra $50. Provisions lower. Mess pork, vi $50
cash and May, s1s.45 June. Lard-Prime steam,
sl1.20 cash and May. 81 40 June. Hogs quiet
and easier at s6.75nt7.25.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. May 4.-Coiton-Ne, receipts,
so bales: gross. 223 bales. E"sprrs very dull
s12.35; Jnly, sl2.4s@s12.49; August, si2.62@
si2.93; September, si2:23@sI2:24: october.
fll i.s "a Soyember' tll;42@sll; Ia
sl1.66; February, s11.6568t1l.67.
The Posts cotton report says: Future de-
little disposition to buy, but less TO sell and
sequently the leading months al IL A.. NJ. showed
an advance Of 5-10O. At third call only 100
bales Of August were sold at 1898
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Wonderful Discovery I'm wyoming.

LARAMIE CITY, ". T., May At Is am
nounced that wonderful discovery Of ma
tive copper and silver twelve miles south
east of this place has just. been made
directly across the old overland stage-road.
The ore contains from GO to 100 per cent
OF copper with gold and silver in paying
quantities. Parties are hurrying to the
scene of the new discovery from all direc-
lions.
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Personal.

THE COMPREHENSIVE OF WALKE
Il & TAYLOR was dissolved ON the LIST OF De-
cember last
l respectfully inform my friends and patrons OF
the late firm Of Wake 4 Taylor that can be
found with Mcssrs. Verne 4 Slater, family grocers,
corner Seventh and Marshall streets, where shall
he pleased ~ see them.
my 4-3ts i. H. Wake.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY. May 4, 1852.

THURSDAY, May 4, lee2.
Our market for the month or April was quite ac-
tive for all grades of dark tobacco, especially so
for the finer and lower grades Fine stemmin2 Is
in much demand at good prices. The same IS true
Of the lower grades such as arc wanted for the
spanish contract. During the month there was
little or no change in brlghts, and notwithstand-
ing the fact that the transactions in this class
were limited our market continues firm, showing
much confidence In futurVs. For further particu-
lars we invite attention to the statistics below:
Receipts from october 1, 1850, to April 80,
1881, fO,S63 hogsheads, 2,0f3 tIerccs. Receipts
from October l, 1881, 10 April 30, 1882, l427l
inspections from October /, 1880, to April 80,
1851, lO,7l4 hogsheads, 2,375 uerces: lnspeo o
lions from October /, 1881, to April 80, 1887
Deliycries FROM October /, 1880, to April so,
1881, l4.263 hogshcads, 400 tierces. Deliyeriss
from October | ISL TO April 80, 1882 l0,O23
hogshcads. 2,l79 tierces.
Sales from october /, 1880, 10 April 80, 1851.
1861 hOgsheads, 2,35i tierces. sales from OctO-
ber /, 1881, to April 80, 1852, 1920 hogsheads,
st Stock on hand April 80, 1881. l2,1e5 hogs
heads. 643 tierces. stock on hand April 81, 1867;
11,4ll hOgheads, $50 tierces
Receipts Of loose from october /, 1850. TO April
80. 1881, 2,Sl5,l0O pounds. Receipts OF loose
from October /, 1881, to April 3D. 1887 l'oZ2'-
$50 pounds.
Nominal.
DARK OBACCO-MANlfACIIKl AND SIEM-
MING.
L,tos,-Frosted. s2.5O@sS.50; medium, sac
$3.50 good, "a 500 SAID fine, s5@s5.5O.
LeGC-Common, $4,000 80 medium, $4,000
81 good, S7.j0MsS; fine, $1,000 Sll.
Semmfng.- 4 ommon. s6.oOWSS, medium
$4,000 S9.5O; good, Sl0@S l2.5O.
BRIGHT ToBACCo-MANUFACTURI
Snokers-Common, ss@Sl0i medium, fll@
S12; good, sI3@sl4; fine, sloGl 6.oOi fancy
.lS@s27.5O. 49,
FiHeTs.-Common, s10@sl1; medium, "a
Sl3; good, sl3.5O@sl5; line. : l5.oOaslb.
WrdDDers.-Common. slSHs22.oO. medium,
S25@ $50; good, s35@s4O; hne, sfo@sooi iancy'
S6O@S75. .oo-.o.
Wrappers, MdhogaaH.-Common, s2o@ go ;
medium $500 s35 good, 500 $40 hne, soO@
900; extra, S57 50d 500.
Dark tobaccos arc active; brights remain about
the same as last reported Receipts full, but not In
or
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Notes frem Norfolk.

DEATH OF MR.. ISAAC BELL, or NORFOLK
COUNTY-THE LATE COLD WEATHER.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.J
NORFOLK, VA, May 4.-lsaac Bell, ESQ
q wealthy mill-owner Of Norfolk county,
died suddenly this morning Of apoplexy.
A correspondent says that in Charles
City county the peach crop has been
almost entirely killed, and apples, pears,
and cherries are injured one half by the late
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Davitt to be Released.

LONDON, May 4.-Sir William Vernon
Harcourt, Home Secretary, announced in
the House of Commons to-day that the
Government have determined 10 release
Michael Davitt from prison.
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Chief Secretary rorIreyaud.

LONDON, May 4.-The Standard says it is
understood that after hesitation and with
reluctance Mr.. Chamberlain accepts the
Office OF Chief Secretary for Ireland. His
appointment will be satisfactory to the eX-
treme Irish people.
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Marine News.

LONDON, May 4.-The bark Mollard,
from Pensacola for Falmouth, abandoned
and water-logged and on her beam ends,
was discovered floating of Eddystone.
She will probably be towed to Plymouth
TO-DAY
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IL NERVOUS
Edwin +. Vose, Portland,
Me-, says: 81 have prescribed it for many
OF the various forms OF nervous debility,
and it has never failed TO do good"
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 4.-NOon.-Stocks dull but gen.
srally stronger. Money. per cent. Exchange
Long, 1864: short. 4s94. State bonds unchanged.
Ep@nfng Exchange, 4s6h Governments
generally lower; new SIS, 1922; new AS, 1875;
new As. 1903. Money, 3G24 per. cent States
generally inactive. Treasury balances-Coin,
SS7,3O7; currency, 1880.
-. ele afr
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 4, 1882.
ARRIVED.
steamship Wyanoke, Hulphus, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, George W. Ailen Co
agents.
steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia, merchaD-
disc and passengers. j. w. McCarrick. agent
steamer city of Richmond, Clifford, Norfolk,
United States mail, merchandise, and passengers,
l.. Il. Tatum. superintendent.
Bark Gaeta (fal J, Leboffe. Baltimore. ballast, TO
load for Malaga.
Schooner Hannah u. Shubert. King, Charleston,
:. c., guanO, John +. Knox.
Schooner W. W. Pharo, Predmore, New York,
hay. simpson. Bass 4 Co.
Schooner George T.. Bowdoin, Phillips. New
York. merchandise. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner 4. Il. Fields, Frank, Alexandria.
grain, HaNall-Crenshaw Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Annie 5. Gaskill, Gaskill. Pbadel-
phia ria JAMES river, 10 load with railrOad-ties.
Curtis < Parker.
SAILED PROM NEWPORT NEWS.
Schooner Alice BOrda, -. Providence. coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
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I that both the Georgia senator's viii resign
right away, also that the President viii In
few DAYS send 10 the Scnatea successor to
Minister Lowell.
The Post Office Department Will be closed
tomorrow, the day Of ex-postmastcr-Gcn-
cral Maynards funeral.
A number OF members Of the House who
intended going TO Richmond tomorrow
will be prevented by the vote on the tariff
! commission bill.
/ James Gordon Bennett, II Is stated, viii
bring his new yacht here next week, and
down the Potomac and along the Chesa-
peake.
Colonel ID. Il. Henderson, OF Iowa, has
been made secretary Of the Republican
Congressional Campaign Committee.
Government receipts to-day Customs,
e641, $50; internal revenue, S79l,596.
Associated Press Reports TO the Dispateh.l
PosT-OFFICE TROUBLE AT BROADWAY, VA.
WASHINGTON, May A petition from
citizens Of Broadway, Va, in regard TO
the discontinuance Of the post-oflice at that
place was presented to the Senate to-day by
Mr.. Johnston, Of Virginia. The petition
ers say the Post-Ofice Department discon-
tinued the Office at this place in violation OF
law. assigning as a reason therefor political
enmity 10 the recently-appointed Read
juster postmaster Beard, and that the peo-
pie did not patrOnize the Office. The Pc
titioners hold that the reason assigned by
the Department for closing the Office Is
withou. foundation; that those in the habit
OF patroniZing the pOst-Otticc continued
10 do so after the appointment OF Beard.
They state that number OF citizens OF
Broadway invariably patronize the postal
car in preference TO the local Office; that
Beard attempted 10 prevent this practice
as soon as he secured his commission, and
that threats were made that II II were per-
sisted in all letters thus mailed would be
DELAYED i'm transmission. In conclusion the
petitioners pray for action which will pro-
tect them from what they characterize
violation OF law" on the part OF the
Post-Oflice Department.
MONUMENT OVER JEFFERsoN's GRAVE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 4.-Colonel
Thomas l.. Casey, Of the Corps OF En-
oinccrs. United States Army, has been
ordered TO report TO the Secretary Of State
for duty in connection with the erection OF
monument over the grave OF Thomas
Jefferson at Monticello, Va, in accordance
with the Joint resolution of Congress APP
propriating $4,000 for that purpose. Pro-
posals will soon be- invited for the work,
which will be commenced during the pres
ent season. No particular design has been
selected, but it is more than probable that
the monument will be plain granite ODE
lisk, about fourteen feet in height, enclosed
by an iron fence.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Senate to-
dav confirmed John :. Wise, Of Virginia,
10 be United States attorney for the East
crn district of Virginia.
II has been decided TO close the debate
on the tariff commission bill now pending
in the House some time tomorrow. Messrs.
Kelly and Tucker will close the debate for
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Richmond COunciiIncn I'm Lexington.
HOW THEY WERE ENTERTAINED THERE YES
TERDAY-OFF FOR THE NATURAL BRIDGE.
to no nfapafch.

TERDAY-OFF FOR THE NATURAL BRIDGE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON, Va, May A delegation
from the City Council Of Richmond, in
Guiding several officers Of the city govern
ment, arrived here to-day at IL o'clock on
special train ria Richmond and Allie
ghany railroad, and were rendered the hos
FATALITIES OF the town. After viewing the
many objects OF interest in and around
Lexington they left at 4 p. NJ. on special
train for the Natural Bridge.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

1909.
sALEs-FrRsr BoARD.-4O shares Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad stock at TO- 20 do at
rs; 20 shares Richmond and Anerhany Railroad
stock at 20; 10 shares petersburg railroad stock
n. 294; 5000 North Carolina CONSTRUCTION Us at
97k.
:. - n, o0I n do AT Znl
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Report for Week Ending May 4, lss2.
Flour.

Flo,r-We quote: Fine, s4256s4.50; extra.
sG.73nS7: snperfnc, s5.5O@s6: common SUI
perilnc, S4.7jG 1928; common family, ~ 25W
$500; choice family, sS.5O0s95O.
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PARENTS, DO not use vile drugs or nostrums In
your families, but use pure Hor BgTTEBs.
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UNDERWRITERS.

TOSEPH w. LAUBE, e
u FCRNIsHlNG-UNDER
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURIAL-CASEs,
ROBES, HEARsE, HACKS,
and all things requisite at LOWEST RArEA.
Telegraphic and country orders solicited.
anQl
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Senate to-
day confirmed John 5. Wise, of Virginia,
TO be United States attorney for the East
crn district of Virginia.
II has been decided TO close the debate
on the tariff commission bill now pending
i'm the House some time tomorrow. Messrs.
Kelly and Tucker will close the debate for
the Republican and Democratic parties re-
epacfiVqIV
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COMMERCIAL.
AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

WHEAT.-Whito. ! bushels. Red, OBS bushels.
Re-exhbted so bushels.
CORN.-Whitc. 632 bushels.
MEAL.-l0O bushels
BLACK PEAS-3O bushels.
BRAN.-22 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Whitc, g bushels good nj s1.47. Red,
o bushels common mixed at %: 264 bushels
prime FultZ at Sl.i5: IA bushels good Fultz at
Sl.42: ~ bushels fair Fultz ut sl.3J 40 bushels
very good FultZ at Sl.4j.
CoRN.-Whte. "a bushels very good AZ 96c.
20 bushels very good at g6c.
MFAL.-5O bushels at : 90.
BLACK pEAS.-3u bushels at $40.
BRAN.-l2 tons on private terms.
COTTON.-Tone firm. Receipts. 20 bales. Quo
fations: Middling. Ike: low middling, ll4m
l1'sc.: good ordinary, lO4M@ lf9sc.; ordinary,
9k@9hc.
Report for Week Ending May 4, 1ss2.
OFFERINGS.
WIHAT.-Whiic. SO bushels. Red, 9,54i
CoRy.-White. l3,413 bushels. Mixed. $500
OATS.-3.30O bushels.
MEAL.-llG bushels.
PEAs.-234 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 40 bushels. Red, ABS BUSH
CoRN.-whte, 2,20s bushels. Mixed, 4,oOo
bushels.
MFAI.-1lG bushels.
PEAS.-l0i bushels.
C0TToN.-Toue strong. Receipts, 32l bales
shipments, 800 bales. Quotations: see daily re-
port.
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CONNECTIONS.
At Richmond with associated railways for sIi
points In the south, and Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad for all points north.
At Iynchbur, with Virginia Midland railroad
and Norfolk and Western railroad for all points
south and southwest.
Through slecpers from Lynchburg TO New Or
leans and Memphis.
sleeper attached To night express for Lynchburg.
Past freight ria Sirasburg daily - Chicago and
all points In the West.
For other information address
B.s. BARBOUR,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
my5 Richmond, Va
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 4.-Yrginia 6's. cOnsols, 63a {:
second series, 81: past-due coupons, 60; new
lO-4O's,42s, Bid TODAY.
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RICHMoNDLIvE sTOCKMARKET

MAY 3.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
BetJ Cattle.-Very best, 7bc. second quality,
6iG 1kc.; good, 5A,d6Hc.; medium or. good fair
guilty, 4s@5,sc. rough oxen, thin steers, &C.,
HS1s.cVery best, Toe; other grades, sx@91c.
a n, net. -, a. -,
SAeeb.-wooi, very best, IKE; other grades, 81
@6,.c. n 10, gross.
Ldmbs.-6Msc. r ~. gross.
VedIs.-f4Mfl0 4 head.
Mulch ColcsEs2d@s45 \ head. ooo -,
About l64 head Of beef cattle, sos hogs, and
$50 sheep aud lambs reported on the market.
Market well supplied with beef cattle, ana prices
for best grades were about as last week medium
aud common grades advanced about g. quality
considered. The supply Of hogs was about equal
10 the demand, and prices are steady and nrm. No
clipped sheep on the market; prices Ior WOOL
sheep are somewhat weaker, q'Lity cohsiuereu.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, May 4, 1852.
Country Produce.
Appfes; sreen-From ss 10 % ? barrel
BsespQz: 23c, r n.
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4 direct four-hsurs connection Is made between
Richmond and Norfolk 10y trains leaving Man.
chester at 1850 4. VI. and Norfolk nj l2:25 4. ~.
All trains leaving Petersburg will start from ths
AppomattON depot.
Pending the rebuilding Of yames-RIyer bridge
all passenger trains depart from and arrive AZ
Manchester station, foot of seventh street.
j.. X. hENLl, General superintendent
A. POPL, General Passenger aud Ticket AgenL
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DICH MOND AND PETERSBURG
III RAILROAD COMP IN I.-Commencias
SUNDAY, May z, 1882, trains on this roac VIII
run as follows:
LEAVE NAScHEsTER-soUTH
3:16 T.. NJ, FAST MAIL. daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. Stops
only at Petersburg and Chester.
Pullman sleeper between Manches-
ter aud Jacksonville
1851 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL, daily, connect
ing for Raleigh, Charleston, Au-
gusta, Aiken, savannah. and Jack
sonville. stops al Chester Centraiis.
and Drewrys Bluff. Pullman sleep
ers between Manchester and sayaI-
nah on this train.
6.2 7. VI, FREIGHT, daily. except sunday.
$40 y NJ NJ sunday excursion.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1855 A. ~, FAST MAIL. daily. stops only 81
Chester. Pullman sleeper thu
train between jacksonville and Man-
chester.
$40 l.. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, con Getting
with Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Easl
and West; also making connections
with Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
for all points West. This train
stops at Chester, tentralia, aud
Drewry's Bluff. Pullman sleepers
Ton this train between savannah aud
Manchester
1888 A. VI, FREIGHT, daily, except sunday.
500 4. NJ c,r,a,, o,,,.,.,,,
4:i0 L. NJ, '"''' 'N'"'''"''
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ArflNt AZ W tst ' ht..s.. 0sVb T. Nil LID i. ~
IAN trans daily except sunday--passenge tram
connecting Ut West Point on Tuesday, Thursday.
and Saturdays with steamers for Baltimore ana
the North.
will have pa5senger-cOach attached.
Train No. Al connects at Burkcyillc with Mo-
folk and Western railroad for f1rmvie, Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through passenger stops at all sta
tons. connecting NJ Suthcrlin's with Milton and
sntherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad for Milton; at
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points In Western North Carolina; al At
lanta for all points south and southwest.
Train No. % Through passenger aud mall stoi -
at all stations, connecting at sutherlin's with NIL
ton and Suthcrlin NarrUw-GaGgo railroad for
Milton; at Atlana for all points south aud south.
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia and
Augusta railroad FOR Columbia, Augusta, sasaL-
nah, aud Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive at Richmond at
$3.50 l.. W., 7:2O ~ VI. and l2:4f =. NJ, and from
West Point at 10:2O a. NJ. Passenger aud 9:l0f
VI. tFreightl
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Train 50-New York and Atlanta ria Wash
ingtOn anu Danyillc.
on Train 52-I.ichnond and Danyillc, aHd
Charlotte and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
Tickets sold % all points south, southeast, an II
southwest, and baggage checked through.
Nolay-oyer checks given en- local tickets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agen,.
T. VI II. TALco1r, General Manager. ap 30
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-scheduis
commencing ~ NDAY. January -. 1852:
For the present TRAINS on THIS ROAD
WILL LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT ELBA (hcaa
Of Broad street,.
500 A. NJ, leaves Byrd->trcet station daily s,oIa
only AT Milford and Frederick sburs.
500 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-Sircct station daily lex
cept sunday.
500 L. W. leaves Byrd-S rect station daily.
400 l.. NJ. Accommodation for Ashland. leayes
BrOad-street station daily lexeeR
sundays.
ll:2s 4. VI. arrives al Byrd-Street station daily.
1904 T.. NJ. arrives AT Byrd-Strect station dairy;
makes no local stops.
GAS L. NJ. arrives az Byrd-Street station daily
Except sunday.
e:34 4. NJ. Accommodation. arrives at Broad.
Street station daily except sunday.
&. \. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
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MILWAUKEE,, May 4.-Fiour quiet and un.
hsuze,i; mOdera.e demand. Wheat IneI ana
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NJ THE PANIC STILL INCREASES

IL
IN TIE NEW YORK MARKET.
GOODS ARE DECLINING EVERY DAY.
THOUSANDS OF NEW GOOD, Deceived AT
AT PRICES TO AsT0NlSii YOU.
KEEP THIS LIST AND CALL FOR GOODS As
ADVERTISED TO CONVINCE
YOURSELVES.
l cas- LACE BUNTING reduced from l2s to
; cases LAWN reduced from Ga to 4c.:
case ALL-WO0L BUNriXG at 25c., never sold
before for les than bee:
100 pieces YiED-WlDE LINEN at IKE. good
so pieces STRIPED LINEN at lG. Is, and zoe.
good value for 80 and 40c.;
10 pieces IRISH LINEN at zoe suitable for UNI
dcr-garments. good value for 3 &C.;
? cases LACE BUNTING at l2sc.. never sold be-
fore for les, Than Zoe:
50 pieces NUNS YELLING from 80 b. GOc. per
yard. much below regular value;
100 pieces NEW GINGlIAMS 1T II e.. all much
100 uicces VICTORIA LAWN at IOc., never sold
100 pieces vicT0RiA LAWN at I24c., good
600 value for J s and zoe; ,,,.>. .. ,c,..
I Gaze CoLoRED LAWN at 1G,c~ regular price
elsewhere 2jc.:
/ ease WHITE LAWN at l2Lc.;
l case WHITE LAWN az Ice;
| ease IMPORTED CHECK MUSLIN az e..
good value for l2s aud legal from the
recent New York sale.
We also show q fuil assortment of every othor
make of WHITE GOODS.
JNN pieces ft tN'ts idi-iHt III IiI't lL'iH n
10 2jc.;
500 pieces DRESS GOODS, the latest novelties ut
every price; ,..,.,
LOCO dozen ucw NAPKINS and TOWELS 10
prices never heard Of before in liichmluI;
1000 WHITE sPHEAljS-M ar-el.lc.. Honey
comb. and oihcr~-fr0m soc. O. -;
DOUBLE and SiNCLE-WiDIH fLANNLL~'
suitable for waicrng-place,. in all tc ucw
shadc-. from 2Jc. tn ; Per yard;
case lo-i silEEIiN0 at 3Oc" regular 'aln.
very attractive assortment In CAMBRIA ana
SWISS EMBROIDERY:
our LACE DErAHIMINI is complete az price
much lower than orr Inst week quotations:
200 LADIES and ClULDhiN'> Go--ANLt-
much lower ilan price, Heretofore;
1000 PAEASOLS and II N-lhEEELLA~,
which are compel. u be c,o-cd ont before
the season advances;
200 piece, NEW MA1IlNGs from l. q. % ioc.
per yard.
We have added $50 pieces PLAIN and FANCY
SILKS and SAliN~ % cur already large
stock. al puro h.t~ed at iIc recent panic price.
For the largest stock Of FOREIGN and DoAli>-
TIC DRY GOODS call. aug don't -lop gu you
reach SNCLF BROTHERS.
BIZ Broad street.
Branch store: 1929 Main street. my 2e-c'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-02
amount Of money has already been expend

amount of money has already been expcnd-
ed In developing the Riverville property.
Rev. r. Dewitt Talmage will deliver his
lecture on "The Bright Side OF Things"
before the Young Mems Missionary So
ciety Of the Baptist churches OF this city
on the 9th instant.
Rev. Edward 5. Gregory has accepted
the invitation recently extended him to
deliver the annual address before the
graduating class OF the Lynchburg High
school on the 10Th instant.
At q meeting OF the Board OF Police
Commissioners held last evening Mr.
George II. Flippcn was appointed to fill
the vacancy on the force occasioned by the
resignation OF City-Sergcant-elect McFad-
den, and Mr.. James Watts TO supply another
vacancy.
Twelve marriage-licenses were issued by
the clerk Of the court during the month Of
Nav, nine OF which were to colored per-
sons.
As many rs twcnty-siX transfers OF real
estate were recorded in the clerks office
last month.
Robert f. Latham, brother Of the
.Judge-elcct, has been appointed assistant
postmaster OF this city.
A cargo Of peaches from Atlanta, weigh
ing 1000 pounds, passed through this city
Yesterday destined for northern markets.
Only one case Of smallpox has been re-
ported this weck-that OF a c0l0red woman
from the country. BEAUMONT.