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Congressman ut Large.
he Editor of the DISPATCH:

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
may not know the temper OF the peo-
pie OF Virginia, but believe do, be-
lieve that II the Readiusters nominate Mr..
Wise for congressman at large, and the
Democrats nominate Massey, or fail to
nominate any one in the expectation that
Massey will get fhe Democratic vote--I be-
lieye that In either event Wise will be
elected. should regard this rs very un-
fortunate for Virginia, and therefore hope
to see that result averted. Wise will get
all the Republican vote and all
the Readjuster vote that their or
ganization can control, and why can
not their organization control the Read
tuster vote for Wise as against Massey
The Readjustcrs all over the State believe
that Wise is as true a Democrat, in the
sense OF being true TO his own race in the
South, as Massey is, and / believe that they
would as soon see him represent them as
TO see Massey represent them. Therefore,
can see no reason TO suppose that Massey
could take any OF their party vote from the
nominee OF the party IL that nominee is
Wise.
Ana is 1t not evident that Massey cannot
receive The hearty support OF the masses
OF the Democratic partyy There is a very
MIge part OF the Democratic or Conserve
uNc party In Virginia composed Of men
VINO endcayor 10 lead consis,ens and mn
Tight lives. Until last winter Massey sv w xm
a. DUBIOUS 10 these people as Mahone him.
sen. Ihey believed him 10 be- cor,,,,,, " "nd |
90, Dad ana vicious IN every possiiIIp """
Ihey were accustomed TO hearin, ~, WY
nounccd rs such every day. ana u mn PC
leyed the denunciations. Thev 'Iey Do
lhese allegations yet. Can you exnec 9,l'ese
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One Of the most extraordinary hall
storms occurred at Dubuque, Iowa, on FRI.
day afternoon. During heavy shower Of
rain haiI-stones Of an extraordinary size ..,
fell. BY actual measurement solne o. .le .an
were nine to eleven inches in circ'ililierc ,
and three TO four inches In diameter. ineIy
were as large as saucers. The great bulk
were about the size OF oranges. Greal
damage was done, and several persons were
severely injured.
'.'"By asking too much we may lose
the little that we had before" Kidney
Wort asks nothing but q fair trial. ms
given, II fears no loss OF faith IN lts virtues,
A lady writes from Oregon: "ror Unity
complaints. Two packages OF Kidney.
Wort have done me more good than all
the medicine and doctors have had before
I believe IL il a sure cure"
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In order to comply with the city ord-
nance Of Chicago against the emission OF
dense smoke, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company have been experimenting with
coke as a substitute for coal, the only
change in the engine required being a
finer CRATE. Ten days trial was concluded
on Friday. The result shows an absence
OF smoke, the work done at less expense
than with coal, and firing much easier. IL
is stated that the company will adopt coke
over its entire line.
The term hydra may be used TO repre-
sent any manifold evil. II you would bat
tie successfully with this many-headcd
monster O disease you will find 1t expe-
dient to keep Mrs. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound always at haEd.-Dr. Banning.
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people to give their endorsement TO q man , Oh
whom they believe these th!ngsl II you 40,
I believe you will be mistaken. They VIII
stand aside and say that they are indiiierent
as between Wise and Massey. They VIII
not vote for either. They will not vote ut
all. II, however, the party will nominate
one Of our true and trusted leaders, Gene
raj Payne. or John w. Daniel, or General
James A. Walker, or General Fitzhugh
Lee, or some such man, whom the people
trust and believe In, he will receive the
earnest, hearty, enthusiastic support OF all
the good people Of Virginia, and will beat
MIR. Wise l do verify believe. ORI0LE.
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Tho Succession to the Presidency.

IN. succession TO the Presidency.
The hill reported to the United States
c.r.t. nv Mr.. HoAR, on Friday last, reg''-
hating the succession to the presidency
contains, II we are not mistaken, precisely
those features which should, we think,
mark a law intended TO accomplish tha'
tmportant object. Never since the memo
rab,e impeachment Of ANDREW JOHNSON IN
1sGS have we had doubt as to the impol-
lev and wrong Of making the President OF
the Senate and the Speaker Of the House oil
Representatives possible successors to the
nrcsIdency Of the United States In viz
tue Of their offices. Old Ben. WADE,
full OF malignity, hatred, and I'M
charitableness towards all southerners
and all Democrats, and particularly MIR.
JOHNSON, was one Of the court that tried
the President; and IL the latter had been
convicted would have taken the office out
Of which he (JoBNsoN) would have been
turned BY his (WADE's) vote! But ior tne
tact that TWO righteous men were found in
that sodom the Republican Senate
namely. Messrs. FEssENDE,;, OF Maine, ana
TRrxBuLL, OF Illinois, Ben. WADE would
haze become President Of the United States
by casting an unrighteous vote to convic'
ANDREW JOHNSON Of imaginary crimes.
We suppose that there Is not man sui
living who cast an affirmative vote OH 'na'
occasion who would not now confess 'hal
he acted wrongfully in so doing. Every
man Of them ought to be ashamed OF having
allowed his partisan preiudices 10 run
away with his judgment and his conscience
on that trial. We ought to add that Chief
Justice CHASE, who presided, stood up Tor
the right, and we think he was among
those statesmen who were convinced by
the facts OF that trial that the President
pro tenn. OF the Senate was not such an
officer as ought to succeed to the presi-
dency of the United States under any cir
cumstances.
The executive and the legislative de-
partments of the Federal Government
ought. like the same departments OF the
State governments, to be kept apart. The
trainers of the existing law regulating the
succession to the presidency were no
doubt misled by the fact that the Vice
President OF the United States presided
over the Senate. What more proper than
that the man who succeeded him as Presi-
dent OF the Senate should also succeed him
as President Of the United States?
Cabinet officers know. and In most IN
stances are responsible for, the policy OF
the President. When he dies, or resigns,
or labors under disabilities. his Secretary
OF State is the man best qualified to carry
out his policy. Any Cabinet officer, too, is
better than any legislative officer. The
Vice-President Of the United states is not
a member Of the Senate. Ho can Sote only
when the senators are equally divided.
He Is, therefore, not in the same circum-
stances As the President pro TEN. OF the
Senate. Nevertheless, il we had our way.
we would so amend the Constitution as to
take him out Of the Senate. The Prince
OF Wales does not find it necessary to hold
any other place than that OF heir apparent
whilst he is waiting to succeed to the
Crown of England.
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Notes from Clifton Forge.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch'I
CLIFTON FORGE, June 10. 1857.

fCOrrcsDOndcnce OF the KIChfHOHu DT3P'V'T'I
CLIFTON FORGE, June 1G. 1857.
As Eng1ne 1913 passed Steele's this MORN
ing She was fred on by an old man living
there. The ball struck the cab, missing
the fireman by less than an inch. The
railroad authorities will take hold OF the
matter.
The weather is very warm.
The schoolgirls are going home from
Stanton and other schools.
Servants are crowding to the springs,
and every train west takes visitors TO the
White.
Superintendent Agee, OF the Richmond
and Allegheny, is here. Looking after the
Lexington schedule, expect. Lex.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT FOR THE HEATED TERM.

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 VICTORIA LAWN, extra fine, at
7Hc.;
YARD-wIDE SHEER LINON DE DACCA at
&c.;
SUPERB FRENCH LINoN DE DACCA at 1910.
worth 20c.;
EXTRA SHEER and FINE LINoN DE IRLANDE
ut 1890:
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 15c. worth 20c.;
80 pieces FRENCH NULL LAWN at zoe;
40 pieces FINE LACE-STRIPE MUsLlNS at
sATIN-sTRIPaD LINoN DE IRLANDE at
12Hc.
rs pieces DOTTED and FIGURED CREAM and
WHITE SWISS MUsLINs from i2la to 50c.;
FRENCH NAINsOOB. FRENCH CAMBRICs
and ORGANIZES, at low prices.
SWISS EMBROIDERIEs! SWISS EMBROIDE-
RIESl-The handsomest line in town; 40 new
patterns just opened, in various widths, at Toe.
up 10 wide nouncings at sl.25.
LACES! LACES, LACES! LACES, LACES.-
500 pieces in ORIENTAL, EDELWEISS,
BRABANT, DUCHESS, MALTESE, RUS
SIAN, MENCHOTE. C0RALiNE CARDl-
NAL, SPANISH, SPANISH GU1PURE, NEW
POLKA-DOT Spanish, at special low prices;
FRENCH NAINsOOK. II yards Wide, at 37.c.
worth 6Oc.;
80 pieces WIDE TORCHON LACE at &c.;
500 dozen SUPERB REAL LlSLE-TilREAD
GLOW ES-full. regular made. In white and coll
ored-at 2Jc. per pair:
BLACK and CoLORfD LACE MlTTS:
SARAH BERNlIARDT SILK GLOVES:
Entire stock DRESS GOODS at reduced prices:
Another lot OF the FRENCH LACE DUNTiNGS
| ut l0c.:
ALL-WOOL NUNS vEILINGs, every shade, at
2jc.;
| In HOSIERY. 100 dozen LADIES' SILk-CL0CK-
ED BALBRiGGAN az lfc.; 20 dozen FULL
| REGULAR BRILLIANT LlSLE-TllREAD
atJ0c. worth SJc.: FULL REGULAR SOLID
| COLORS at DE.
| GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS,
GEN1LEMEN'S FURNISHINGS
The BOSS UNLAUNDRIkD SlllRT-rcinfOrced
bOsom-lt 60c.; the celebrated PEARL-bcst
made--at II; best BLEACHED JEANS
| RAWERS-rcinforccd scat-at Soc; superior
GAUZE UNDERSIIIRT at 25c.; FINE
WHITE LAWN TIES m l7c dozen.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
Col and COB Broad street.
DE-. WARMERS CELEBRATED CORsETS-
all styles and sizes. te ll-cod
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TT SYCLE BROTHERS,
al BROAD STREET,

TOO MANY GOODs-sEAsON ADVANCING.
AND THEY MUST BE SOLD, AS OUR MOT.
TO NEVER TO CARRY GOODS FROM
ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER.
/ case WHITE IMITATION LINEN LAWN A.
1 case VICTORIA LAWN, superior quality, a.
&c.;
l case very fine LINON DE DACCA ati2sc.:
L case LINON DE DACCA at 1sc., never soldto.
fore for less than Soc;
case CHECK MUSLIN At &c.;
l case FRENCH PLAiD MUSLIN AZ lGSc..
good value for Bike;
Hundreds Of other WHITE GOODS u bottom
prices;
Several cases LAWNS a5. 6. g. 10, and l2zc..
Several cases GINGHAMs and sEERsUCKFRs
at much below regular value;
We have still several pieces Of those LINENS len.
suitable for ubters and dresses. AZ the low rr,co
OF 12Xc.;
80 pieces Of STRIPED and PLAID LINEN. r.,
mems and boys wear, from ~, % 25c.;
Full stock Of CAsslMEI,ES, for mems and how,
wear, st every price;
| rs dozen LADIES' aud GENTLFNEN's GArzE
UNDERyEsTs from l6'i 90 50c each.
/ IS dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS from zoe.
tofi:
375 dozen TOWELS from 1910 5oc. each. Tie
I Nf>l anu ttfiiH1i lNNfi- Ntu ever ifINsIis
! 1000 COUNTERPANES from SOC. t0s250:
An immense lot Of LINEN and LINEN SHEET
ING At much below regular value;
Our stock Of PARASOLS VIII now hc closed out
at prime cost. We have sslla LARGE supply on
hand.
l75 pieces MATTTNGS sin lcff will Do sold alta
small advance ON New YORK cost.
Cur DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT g. SIN CONF
plcte. \ great many 81 them viii Dc Sold al
and below cost
We sin show very large stock 81 SILK in Plain
and Fancy:
SATlNs. Plain ani Br0cadcd;
Nuns YELLING IN every shade and color.
BONBAZlNES. LACK CA~ltMtKI>. TANf-F,
HENRIETTA tLOIH. SllOOpA CLOTHS,
BUNIlNGS, and a great many others.
We show the largest stock ga every department
of any house In The city.
As the season IS advancing goods must De sold.
and if you want genuine bargains call "a the popu-
lar house of SNCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street and 1929 Main street!
jc lS-cod
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N STILL GREATER DECLINE
III STILL GREATER DECLINE
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
ID. & /. MITTELDORFER
WILL OFFER on MONDAY
LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.

cases Of LAWNS. AZ all price;
eases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS;
6 case, BLEACHED COTrON>;
45 pieces DRESS GOODS at loc.-formcr price,
2jc.:
MOIREs, SILKS, SATINS. SCEAl-, Ch-ll-
MERES. BUNTING>, GtNGUNM~. PElNI-,
CAssIMERES. LINENS, DOMEsTlCs-alla i
great decline iu price,;
10 style, of LACES. from To-. 20 si.jo uor yanl.
LINEN DE DACCAs. VICTORIA Lawns.
PERSIAN MULL-. NAIN>Ooh. DOTTED
and FIGURED Swiss. ami 100 Nul 0f
WHITE GOODS.
PARAsOL~! PhRASoL>i
$40 NEW PARAsoL~ Just received. v..l .r.
on consignment, and mg- bc .0Ii-Jt H..
bargains ever offered.
MATTlNG>i NATTISD~t
2GO NEW PIECES MATIlN1 W.f rtrrI
from auction, from lie. .or 'frl 4. iI..f-
the hest article.
LINEN ULSTEEs. LINN tL-Ift-.
G33 LINEN ULsrERS. iu-t r..'.i irm r,
manufacturer. az very low prices. NoN Ia.
time to buy these good..
FANS FAN~t-A large .0rtmcH.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS 20 5n. g.. a.. SOD.
90c.. and sl-the best good. i.r tl mI0}
ever seen.
To secure some II thc-c bargain, ynl mI.f raI
early at ID. T. MlIlllDolif tt~
e4-su,W&>a 527 Broad -,r,,t
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MILLSTONES. Ac.
MILLSTONES FOR SALE.
LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.

SCHOONER "E. ARCULARIUS," with
- cargo of FRESH ROCkLAND LIME, daily
expected. This LIME Is from the celebrated
Crockett Lime-Kilns and has no superior.
FRESH ROSENDALE aud PORTLAND um-
porledJ CEMENT: also, CALCINED and LAND
PLASTER. For sale low from vessel and ware
houses. WAKNtR MpohE,
je 4-eod foot Seventeenth street, south side dock.
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FANCY GOODS.

AT STEW EMS
NOT ONLY SATURDAY,
EVERY DAY IN TIE WEEK,
You can buy
12-OUART DISH PANS for be;
li-OIART DISH PANS for lJc.;
2-OUART COVERED TIN BUCKETS M lOc.;
3-OUART COVERED TIN BUCKETS at Zoe;
6-OUART STAMPED PANS ~ Zoe;
PORCELAIN ICE-CREAM SAUCERS at 2jc. .
dozen;
PORCELAIN UNHANDLED TEAS and sAU-
GERS 40 20c. set;
Elegant li-piecc BERRY or CREAM SETS at
S1.2J:
Handsome PLAIN GOBLFTS at soc. dozen;
Choice FANCY-PATTERN GODLEIS at soc. a
dozen;
PLAIN or STAR TUNBLERS 1t pc. dozen;
>NAP-TOP JELLY GLASSES NJ Soc. dozen;
Rest quality IO-piece TOILET SITS at $3.50;
TIN COCOA-.hAPE DIFFERS, blue-cuamcllcd
handles. at Zoe;
80 gross Ll'BIN'~ SOAP ~ three cakes for Be-;
80 gross IL BINS SOAP at soc. per dozen boxes
100 dozen RUSl-BASkETS reduced from 20, 20,
80. 35c., 10 be:
10 dozen PALNl-BASkETS reduced from zoe. u
5Oc.
Remember you can buy at these prices any day
thi, week or next 1T STEVENS
el7 BOO Broad street,
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: : : : = : : : : :
: OUR SILK DEPARTMENT


h,s been the special stumbllng-block. Few can see
how SATIN that has formerly sold for
Sl.25 can be sold At 53c.
BLACK GROS-GRAIS SILK at soc. That Is
generally sold At from s5c. TO 81;
PONSON'S SATIN-FINI>H GROS-GRAlN at
s6c. that has been t1.40;
BONNETS and GUINET'S 26-nch SATIN
FINISH at l.65 that has been s2.25
ALL-SlLh MORE at Ole that has been sold at
SATIN MERVEILLEI-X at SIC. that has been
selling at Z % 10 $50.
SOLID-COLORED SILKS at 45c. that are gene
rally sold az roe:
ALL-SlLK sURAHs at sjc. that everybody sells
NJ l.2J:
sEWING-sILK GRENADINES aud BROCADE
SILKS al from Gle. 20 7Jc. that have been
about double that price;
Besides many other SILK GOODS at similar re-
ductions.
WE SHALL ALSO OFFER
4 complete new lot of SWISS IRISH POINT
LACES. in White and Ecru. ct q reduction OF
at least - per cent. from former prices.
eases Of BLEACHED MUSLlNs at Sc. a yard
general price Zoe:
4 large stock of LACES Of every description:
100 dozen LADIES BhLBRiGGAN HOSE full
REGULAR. with silk CLICKING. at 2Jc. a pair, the
general price of which Is zoe:
20 pieces Of BLACK NUNS YELLING at from
30 10 60c. a yard. These goods are III inches
In width. andhaye been 10. Soc, aud - . yard,
Also. If-inch CANELS'-HAIR GRENADlNE. OF
Lupin's manufacture. at Tl.O5, former price
Sl.75.
NOTICE.-From the 18TH OF JUNE to tho
lJTu OF SEPTEMBER we open at $50 i. u
''''' ''''0 ~ COLIN BROTHERS.
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
ie 17-Sa.SuSW
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nj FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE

Ut Il III l AN NV EhSAh1 VI lie
OPENING OF THE LAUREL-STREET METH
ODlST CHURCH.-PEOGRAMNE OF CELEBRA
TIoy-sUSDAY. June 18th: \. W.. annual re-
union Of Sunday school; IL 4. NJ, annual sermon
by the pastor; T.. W.. song services; s:15 T. NJ.
sermon by Rev. ". G.. STARR, ID. ID. MONDAY,
18th, l.. VI. Annual reunion Of the church and
congregation: supper from 10 10 i. VI. TUES
DAY. goth. T.. NJ. Lecture by Rev. :. ;. LAM
BETH on the Art of Courtship." WEDNESDAY,
DIST, 6 L. NJ. Sundly-.choOls concert and lee
ture-lecturc by Hon. GEORGE HO0P Err. Jr.
THURSDAY. 22d, l.. NJ: Societies concert and
lecture-lccture by Hon. JAMES LYONS, Jr. FRI
DAY. 23d, L. NJ: DR. HANSON viii give one Of
his lnimtable talks. The ladies will serve re-
freshmcnts each evening in the unfinished
part Of the church. which will be open 70 all free.
" bah the exercises except Mr.. Lsmbcth'i
lecturc) will be open TO the public without charge.
he friends Of The church are cordially invited 20
be present.
IL THE PASTOR, REV. W. c. VA
DEN. will preach at Union-station Methodist
Episcopal church al ii \. NJ, and X. VI. sLEDD.
h. d., at $40 i. ".
cIj- ST. PAULS CHURCH.-Seryice
at IL o'clock !. NJ. and at SD o'clock i. VI. sun
DAY, June 18th.
IL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad strccts).-Rcy. II. II.
PITT viii preach THIS MORNING Sunday at IL
~ W., and Rev. j. NJ LEWIS, ID. d., OF kentucky,
IT So Il. VI. All welcome
l[F~ Il ] & II VI on ID COLLEGE COM
MENCEMENT-ANNUAL SERMON TONIGHT AT
GRACE-STEEET BAPTIST CHURCu.-Thc annual
sermon before the Young Mems Missionary Society
Of Richmond College Will be preached TONIGHT
at Grace-Strcet Baptist church by Rev. CoRNE-
LIUs TYRER. ID. ID. There will he no service ut the
second Baptist church at night, that congregation
and all the other Baptist CHURCHES having been
invited TO unite in the above services.
III THE YOUNG MEMS UNION
PRAYER-MEETING viii be held THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON at 1 O'Clock at the second Baptist
church, corner Sixth and Main streets. Al young
men are cordially invited.
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III MINERAL WATERS.

Just receiving, fresh from the springs:
CLYSMIC-A purely natural water, from the Clys-
mic Springs, Waukcsha, Wisconsin As table
water and dlu;ent for wines and liquors IL
has no equal
TATNUS, APOLLINARI aud SETTER, from
Germany; and VICIIY, the most celebrated
water for dyspepsia, from France.
For sale by
ic 9-lm OSCAR CRAM.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF ticket
to the final celebration OF the Cadet and
Dialectic Societies OF the Virginia Military
Institute, June 29th, instant.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. by the Rev. Ro. Yates Henley. at the resi-
dnccc of the brides mother, iillshorough; on III,
18Th OF MAY. 1882, SAMUEL Il. WADDILI., 81
Henrico county, and FANNIE +. HENLEY, OF
King and Queen county. va.
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r-7ys SEE THE LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF PARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS ut
,eI6 LEVY BROTHERS.
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WE SHALL OFFER THIS WEEK:
2 cases CREAM-WHlTE INDIA LINEN, in Null
finish. AZ 7l,c. The former price of these goods
has been l6'lc.
l case FRENCH NAINSOOKS at Csc, the lowest
value of which has been i5c.:
2 cases of WHITE LINEN LAWNS at lSc., the
same we formerly sold at 32c.
Besides the above. an unmcntionahle quantity OF
nther MuITE GOODS viii be nliercd.
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nc5- SWISS MUSLIN, SWISS MUSLIN

SWISS MUSLIN ut 13c. worth 25c.; at lie.
worth 35c.: at &c. worth f0c.
LINON DE DACCA At Ice. worth l7c.; nj 1870.
worth 25c.; at zoe. worth 3Oc. at2oc. worth
35c.;
CHECKED MUSLINS at 16',c. worth 25c.;
STRIPED MUSLINS ut 1910. worth 2Oc.; at
16ac. worth Zoe;
CHECKED MUsLINS at Toe. worth &c.; at
l2kc. worth l7c.: at l62,c. worth 23c.;
FIGURED WHITE PIQUE at 15c. per yard
All other kinds Of WHITE GOODS ~ very low
Tile LEVY BROTHERS.
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aPElIAL NOTICES.

r7 PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS CLOTHING,
MOSQUITO CANOPIEs,
UAMMOCKs, HAMNfOCK-ROPES, and HAM
MOCK -sTRETCHERS;
CORsETs, sHOULDER-BRACEs,a and WAISTS;
BLACK and COLORED MTTS:
THREAD, SILK, KID, D0G-SKIN, and COT
TON GLOVES;
RIBBON IN GREAT VARIETY, at
je16 LEVY BEOTHEKs'.
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DYSPEPSIA, Biiiousness, Nervousness, and Mis-
erablencss, all cured with HOP BIrTERs.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

- l.. l. BLUES, ATTENTION !-9
ANs Assemble at your arlnory MO NDAf q
NIGHT, June 10Th, III $50 o'clock sharp in Nv
full-dress uniform, with hat and plume, FOR In II
spection, and to make final arrangements for our
Baltimore trip. II Is important that every men,
Der be present.
by command Captain join :: WISE.
W. Il. FORBES,
je lS-lt First Sergeant.
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lTT COHEN BROTHERS.
III COHEN BROTHERS.
MORE GOODS AT FICTITIOUS VALUE THIS
WEEK.
AS Long AS OUR PATRONS CONTINUE TO
BUY THESE GOODS WITH As MUCH
SATISFACTION. so LONG WILL
WE CONTINUE TO SELL
THEM.
WE SHALL OFFER THIS WEEf

TIE PRICE At WHICH WE PURCHASE Is
OUR GUIDE TO WHAT GOODS ARE
SOLD FOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-18

NJ BIG BARGAINS IN WHITE
QUILTS and BLANKETS at
1e16 LEVY BRoThERs''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-18
Ne ULsTERS, BUSTERS, AND
DRESSES.

MOHAIR, LINEN, GRAsS-CLOTH, and WASH
POPLIN ULSTERS and BUSTERS;
GINGTAM and LAWN DRESSES, at
tel6 LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-18

THE CLOSING EXERCISES RAILROAD CAN
yASs IN PATRICK C0UNTY-ITEMs ABOUT
TIE CROPS THERE-AN OLD FARMER ABOUT
THE DAT CROP-THE DANyII.LE GRAYS-AN
AGED LADY-CUT UP-REBATE AND INTER-
EST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-18
r-TRICHMOND COLLEGE COM

III THE YOUNG MEMS UNION
PRAYER-NEETING will be held THIS Sunday
AFTERNOON at O'Clock at the second Baptist
church. corner sixth and Main streets. Al young
men are cordially invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-18

TOO MANY GOODs-sEAsoN ADVANCING
AND THEY MUST BE SOLD, AS OUR MOT.
TOTS NEVER TO CARRY GOODS FROM
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-18

~ Fl RST BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Twelfth and Broad strccts).-I,cv. II. H..
PITT viii preach THIS MORNING Sunday at IL
4. W., and Rev. j. VI. LEWIS, ID. d., OF kentucky,
IT So l.. VI. All welcome