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Another CoiIicrX Horrnr.

LEADyILLE, COZ. June G.-Early this
morning fire broke ont i'm the shaft Of the
Mike * starr mine. and the derrick was
consumed before the flames were cxtin-
guished. Five men working in the shat,
failed 70 respond 70 The cal-bell, and il is
feared that they have been sunocated.
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Underground IelegrnplIs.

Experiment Ia an underground tele-
Haph win he made by Nh. Wsrrell, we'll
known hras.-iouDdcs o. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Right has been granted By The city. The
cable % be- used IN this experiment j. ~
corrugated lead. one inch In diameter. per-
forated with i've small holes, each Of which
ls insulated iu Q composition which is the
inventors secret, and wrapped IN cotton is
q lne copper wire. This cable is capable
81 being increased in size and capacity,
and II il l. operated successfully wires can
be laid under ground al less expense than
they can be stretched on poles.
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The Condition OF Hon. Zen. Hill.

AUGUSTA, GA. June 6.-A Ietler from.
Eureka springs received this morning
states that Hon. Ben. Hill Is slowly bat
surely improving. Ills general health Is
very much improved. His appetite and
digestion is good, and he sleeps well. The
ulcer is in q better condition, and strong
hopes are now entertained Of his recovery.
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III GsGfES.

INST RECEIVED. \ CAR-cI-L
j LOAD or CINCINNATI loP-sf@ea-.i--
BTCGlFs-t0 br -0ld az GEORGE -. hf y
SFIT.f- WHOLESALE STABLES. "a franklin
.frs-t belo,y ENrhaugu Hotel, at LOW PRICE.
Fvsry ale guaranteed o. give saii.iaeuon.
JOHN N. PACE.
NY l8-lIn -Altitith
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By Telegraph.

II y
q. 49,,
NEw }oHt juno 90 ."'i'. .-lf NV 800 20
.' ii.,f..f -.rt .i..a.} BIO ,ll,-: rsrort---t1
Great Britain. q f-b ia'0., tD 't. continent. ''U
illc.. ~.uuf.l r.uf u.,Ialg.n. " irit "ltnei
..c.i.frI. -u.. .i'nl. rf. ie. 'il ii, ',-
elmo a.. advanced r. rI..Inf NriA 4 . irif'
nader nui .oe iItD-; uhtl.a." |'-- ii ul-
,.rlI,ir .I. .I.It lilo. sn. p 4- dlne. o 20
I.-u.. 'Hil ..Ni go 1888
stronger. ul.IaQ.i. mixed. ~ ~i.-r.. So. %
Juur. b. -. oai- r N-i'f thd itif.f
active. 49,. D. Jtn54 O.. ii'lr Iii-- WHO Ntii
trade. coco tul .ni price h.ihln-'ll uH-
changed "a I ir'l .l.1 iA '-ii o.ia.lH ~
.ludirI"t, aatac. N'il-.' iic'- .te'dl and
unc.-l-'. ..'- r,,r,.''fi..
Nh,- 'it ~ ..i., "a
Ii.N' -.''i ' i | as ., 49, a. ....
.L ', i'. b..i'.,.,. 80
,.A ',,. '.I, '... .'.i .is-r no., ~
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%iINf f.or Husband.

EAST SAGINAW. tiIcH.. June saturday
night, in Billing, township, Mrs.. Anna
Stevenson shot her husband William dead
Tor trying 10 gain access 10 their house
after She had barred him ont.
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CARPETS. orL.cLorHs. &c.

CARPETS. OlL-CLOIli-, AND NAT
u TiSG-.-i hsyr ju.f received % frli line or
GLIMPSE NfTTlhH~ Of 800 styles fld Qualities.
CARPETS. pli-lIoJHS, RIOS. MATS, ana
pRf.dFI~. CNRNICE. LACE and DAhk-h
.Cf-pTkTN-, ~iiADr~-Hollaa1. Hc. run line
of pApIH-W NsINGS u ~ styles. Which nm
Offering 20 iDw prices. All orlitre promptly ht-
fDrdD. d.. Work tnup JOB town aT country.
A.. 3D. %Nist~,
No. 1871 Iliu siro1.
au l3-2m richmond Va
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.slO.l0l.aei .I9.Ona.79f

showing an ENCEss OF PAYMENTS OyER PRE-
NUNS 90 NEARLY THEE MILLIONS DOLLARS.
or the NORTilNESftRN has yefHTHef t. rs
iasfnteFS 10 p0yrafHf = DEATH Losses, fNpOw-
MENTs, SURRENDERED POLICIES. and DINf-
UESns. rl2S.46 JJr ,Gct slUO recesrof ia pre-
f1fUms during tit last 6re gcGrs.
For further Information. address
JOHN d. CARY, ~t,tc Agent.
1913 Main street. Etcl moud, Va.
Dr.. =. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
~ i-codlm
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An Arkausns Town Burpea.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June G.-Private
dispatches received at Memphis announce
the almost total burning Of the town OF
Pocahonias, Ark.
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Both Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Puribcrare prepared
at 233 and 23j Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass. Price u either, 81. Six bottles Tor
-. sant by mail IN the form of pills, or Of
Tor either. Mr.. Pinkham freely answers
all letters Of inquiry. Inclose &c. stamp.
send for pamphlet. Menlioa this paper.
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REMOVAL.

DEMoyAL, REMOVAL, REMOVAL,
Ia OF
PITCHER a BIGGER
To 100 FasT MkfN sTHEET. OPPOSITE DR.
GIoEGE Is. sTEkL's.
COAL, WOOD, AND COKE OF ALL KINDS.
Ne o-6t PITCHER bi1Gfk,
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MILLINERY.
ERASH IN MILLINERY --,23s
SUCH -LArGiiIEHlNG PRICES EAs'ts
NEYTE Known rs RICHMOND,

NJ , u il IT. .H'' ~ n a.' tfA' - |'i''Hhtf
OVER 425 CASE. GOODS BROUGHT TO Is
BY SATURDAYS ENPtEe>!
our buyer ha- just returned from sew Gora.
where be- succocdcl iu closing ouf the remaining
SUMMER STOCK II ihc largest importing houses
there 20 les than soc. on ODE dollar.
MONDAY THE jrn INSTANT
these goods wiz De lnpaescl and ready f1r safe.
Below we name few prices
1000 SPRAYS FRENCH FLOWERS 10 sll2 o
spray. worth $3.50 spray;
1000 WHITE and COLOnLD LONG OSTRICH
PLTMEs -. worth 81;
go WHITE. IOLDRED, and BLACK Ma
TTRAL OSTRICH PLuMLs, =, worth
$3.50;
200 buncAos COLORTD SHADED TIPS. sl.jo
bunch. worth $40;
1000 ward, PLAID aud FANCY ALL-siLA
RIBBONS. extra wide, 10. yard, worth
02c. yard;
1000 LADIES ~fIADE-HAT~, DC. olchi
1000 BOYs' siIADE-H At, o.. each.
WOIFORD & SliiLBERG.
a.. 523 Broad street.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, June @, 1852.

EfVN n JHHV bf Toe o
sALrS- FIRST BOtrp.-lo shares Columbia ara
Grconsille preferred at 10; 200 shares Petersburg
Swings and Insurance Company at Is: $500
Dsnyillc city e's at 100; 1000 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds, " Glass H." nj 7Gi.. 1000 do. at 76;
10 shares Norfolk and Ye.icrn Railroad stock At
ss., 10 do. at 49,, o do. 1t iss. 20 do. at Asa;
40 s6ar,s Petersburg Railroad stock AZ 2s..
SECOND BoARD.-i0 shares Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stock at Al; 5000 Peters
burg Railroad bonds, " Class e. NJ 75's 1000 do
nj 75i 900 do AZ 49,
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The Oreron EIection.

PORTLAND. OREGoN, June G.-Tbe state
election occurred to-day. The Democrats
generally concede the election Of Melvin {.
George Mcpnhli-am 70 Congress. The
Republican majority IN MuItenmoh county,
in which Portland j, situated, was l,lj7
two year. ago. The Republicans estimate
ii this year at 500, end an impartial esli-
mate gives TIE Republicans a majority in
The state Of from SO TO loo, There Is a
bare possibility that shattuek (Demoera0
has been elected Judge Of the supreme
Cont. The characterization bill was
not made an issue in theeleciion.
WASHINGTON, June G.-Dispaiehe. from
Portland. oregon, indicate the reelection
Of Congressman NJ. c. George RepuDii-
cam by about 1000 majority. The Demo
ersts clai,n majority q the State Lesi,A-
tilrc.
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CRISIS or THE STRIKE.

The Iren-W orkcrs in Cincinnati Seem in-
e,ined 20 Come in Go Terms with the Pro-
rrietsrs-Tbe situation In Cleveland, New
NotL and the North.
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SASH. BLrzDs. DOORS. sc.

DINSWANGER X CO..
ID MANIFACTTRFp> AND DEALERS,
offer to tic trade aud BUYERS generally
DOORS. SASH. BLINDS. and IkA>roMS.
Of which they carry the largest complete ass0ri-
incut Co Dee found iu tic state. "a other depart
msnis pure l1ssr- viii End inducements Ia
WINDOW aud ilAl L-bLArr,
PAIN1. NAENi~ii. on.
ERt ~Hi =. CIT o..
ana everything necessary Tor the Paint and Glass
Trade.
FINE COACH VAKNI>H CoLORS. Sc.
Ncnro solo agent. f.r ~ " ABbLfiNi' NAL
SOAnNE, al Uu... ready i0I use; al-o. STAR
PREPARED IAlNT-. Trade Supplied.
Estimates Furnished and correspondence So
lici,cd. BlkeNANGfR a co.
1922 Naiu .fioci-Irlcphomc. 1879;
Branch, 90 Broad .tr,'t-Iocphonc, 222.
my T-DUIln
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ihavU this ssason added another elaborate snd
ca. a, soda founLsn, which gifes ne unN nai ~.
stiiWcs f0r disyci.ius My uiass,ttsitt Orb Nj
SODA anl RiNiiAL MATHIS, tlNNtk
Ais. ROOT HtfE<. ala. ID. pppuief AK
donated SODA Ltssp> ADJ, - ofiFtnAi'N IN
lr.siurtI - last ss<s4u. have also tittf' AZ
,.nver. pnis Mill Ms,Ars. Owens & NinnF, "a WHOSE
"A ~ Drugstore have fisced cue Of ait'r eicfant
, statue" S0dJ Apparatus. ard where IN ~ HAD
tt,e soda and Mintrii Mater usually dspenssi Al
NV c0unt.rs Ms hetiling aud car,pAsiing ss'ab-
llsAaent has alaD hssp hite up siih improved Ap-
taratus. which enables ue W fsadis s0stiN fAfnt-
| IA, and the trade geDsra,y With ny sSli-kttewu
| nrIFAsI GINGER ALI sODA, TONIC bfth,
| snd ali popular iuineTai-wst,r besetascssl lowest
prices. cvnDox sf.ucr~
| my o-cod ofohnh Ssu'LNs
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HoRsFoRD's AcrD PHOSPHATE Il useful In
dyspepsia. II gives the stomach tone and
imparts yigor 70 the whole system.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WORD FOR "OLD-LINERs.'

it's sometimes said that the cot u fasurdnce
IN regular. "0id-tfHe" companies /. TOO high.
The fact T. that In purify mutual companies In
sursnc. is Furnished ~ actual cost. each policy
holder sharing In the savings or earnings OF the
company iu proportion ~ his contribution.
a. an illustration ~ What strictly mutual
company can 40 for IT. members, The rKEnitn
REC iIi"rs Of thc
NORTlIWFSTERN MUTUAL
LifE-iN RANCE COMPANY
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There are Gcrce brain-s'orm, that .hattcr
q man, organization. hi, nerve, shrek for
relief. and neuralgia hani,hes rest. At
such time II the miserable sufferer would
Use Ben.on'> Celery and Chamomilc pills
he would lind perfect relief.
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Flour Mills HuFratl.

OGDTNSBvRG, y. y. June C.-The four
ing mill, II Henry Eodcr. tis largest in
northern New York. were burned last
night. Loss. $4,000; insured for $4,000.
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NEW YORK, June 6.--,otton-Aet receipts 200
hales. ars,.s, 5.OT3 bales. titBrrs very steady
saIes. $4,000 bales June. fl2.l5@sl2.l0; July
sl2.2J: August. siz.S2@-ls.s3 september
slz.U2, octoher, sIl.6O1si i:9l Noy.ine,r,
siIA3bsliAi; December, sllis@silio
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KNsEIHI,.

IMPORTED STICK-LICORfCE.
so eases "P. =" sTfcK-LICORICF.
mv2 A. !. STOKES K 60.
VICTORIA STICK-LlCORlCE.
IS eases VICTORIA sTfCK-LiCORlcE.
NV s.. 5. ~loAI7 & 60.
DIRKEE'> SALAD DRESSING;
II PfGhIID IOii~I l.R~. 60 g,a--,
CELERY -AICE. lu gla~-:
CUCUMBER ~Al't D.. iu glass;
pTlAtiD ONIONS. lu glass:
PiChLE-. lu GAS. wood. aui = tle mca-
sure.
IOU-TFR.fHAB~. and SALMON. in cans
FRENCH aui AMERICAN ~ ~:
PRIN. KEW GOSHEN ElITER-at
MCCARTHY A HAYNES.
au2l G27 rItl Broad .trcct.
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MINERAL WATERS, dc.
rWO MAGNlfICrNI soDA EOrNTAlNs.

DICHslONp MlNERAL-WATER SPA,
Ia OoRNEn MAIN AID EiEyE.rh STREETS.
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NuwArkEK. June G.-ilour 4uie and az.
changed: deu. nd meae,aic. Nitat qVsl i.na
.fr.1v ~ Milwaukee. cash tpi Jute els . f.
fnf, '~f3fL Corn lower, An. 2, fu.c. Oaie
ari1. ~. =. 4et,r. PIon..ous irtT aiAf. Me-
go 40 ~ easli and uue. ? 1888 stly. La~i-
g. ce.ft1,. -IFsl cl.h ard june. E J - juiy.
49, grirraad steady "a s7.9CaS795.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-03
Farming At The sarpIIans- Home.

Superintendent Mills has commenced
putting in his crop OF vegetables, grain,
etc, on the Orphans Home farm. He
has been very successful in managing
that FARM, having found it unnecessary
to purchase single vegetable for the
large number of mouths he has to feed.
Besides that, last Year he raised enough
hay on which to keep twelve head of
stock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-03
After Once

It is said that there are more than a
dozen applicants for the place on the
police force to be made vacant by the
resignation of r. l.. Duncan. The new
Beard Of City Trustees will make the
appointment, and if they don't have
several hornets nests about their ears
before they have fairly warmed their
official seats human nature must have
changed very much il the last few
days.
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Take Near si,airc

The universally accepted brands Of
WHISTLES of the present day are Old
Cremorne, Teakettle and J. Z. Cutter.
They are at the head Of the list, the
most expensive and considered the
pureSt, and recommended for medicinal
purposes. For the pure and genuine
arti~lc they cannot he SURPASSED. These
brands are kept by J. Z. Dealy, at his
saloon in the County Building. Fir.t-
class cigars also on hand. Billiard
tables aud card rooms, and everything
III style. al|
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Pigeon Shooting

The pigeon shooting contest between
the G ifornia and Cosmopolitan clubs
Of San Francisco on Sunday for the
diamond medal, resulted in victory for
the latter club by g score Of $50 to 1913.
Hub Parker, Of this city, and a member
OF the California club, did his usual
good wor,1, killing II out Of II birds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-03
Cacita;is:S E3IzFsa.

y party of capitalists from New Ycrl,
will arrive here about the 20th instant
to take look al Candelaria ana vicin-
ity, with view Of making invest
ment~ in mining property. That Sec
ton Of the State is now attracting con-
siderable attention in the East, and in
a few years it may be one Of the most
prosperous mining localities in the
world
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-03

The re-appontment OF Mrs. Kennedy
Z, Inatro1 Of the County Hospital gives
general satisfaction. How she can r.
colnpiish all sac does with the small
amount allowed her by the county is 4
WONDER
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CSu,r Cor 7 EseHUs.;ti3N

Detective jackson, Of Sacramento,
was here yesterday with q reGuisition
for two burglars, George ". Robertson,
and - Wilson, who We're arrested at
Reno q few days ago. He left last night
with authority to take his men.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-03

The entertainment for the benefit OF
she Veterans Home, which should
have taken place on the 10th instant,
has for some Un,,nown re;lsDc! been i'll
ein;tciy postponed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-03

Good feed and plenty Of water at the
i<irman ranch, opposite the State
/ Prison, Terms reasonable. Apply to
Harris Brothers or !: ". Duffy, milk
man. apo
At Cagwin 4 Notcware'- fishing
tackle, c-oqurt set, hyricle>, baby car
riagcS etc, = 80
That hacking cough can be SO quickly
cured by Shiioh's Cure. We guarantee
it. For sale at ThaXtcr's.
For lame back, side or chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price, - cts
For sale at ThaXtcr'>.
SIeepeS5 nights, made miscra5e by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is
he remedy for you. For sale at Thax-
tcr's.
Group, whooping cough and bronchi
lis Immediately relieved hy Shiloh'7
Cure. For sale at T!laxter's.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured l,y Shi!3l'S Catarrh
Remedy. I1r;yr. - r"H>>. Nasal ~
.jcctor free. For sale 81 Th4xtor's.
Shj!oh's rou&" and Consumption
Care is so!t ~ Us Oh { guarantee. It
cures consuT otion. For sale at Thax-
ter's.
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DR.. JOHN Fife.

sGEgI:s.GE.2X 40 &Uz;G-:3...
Can tx, found at DR.. Whites u:::c. day
Or night. n2
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.st'S -.

MORNING BOARD.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-03

At CagWin 4 Notcware'S fishing
tackle, crnquct set, hycicIo>, baby car
riagc>, etc. 4 80
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A. Battle Royal.


The Independents Of PennsyIvan's &c
not intend to allow Dox CAMERON TO elec'
HIS candidate for Governor by virtue OF an
% understanding" with the purchasable
Democrats q philadelphia. One CT thei'
leading journals talks ont In meeting a.
follows:
Mr.. Cooper may go ahead with his re.
markable "6g,,ring" about the numner o. o.,
uDemocra,icr votes General Beaver VIII
receive, but he may chalk II down as a sol,u
fncf that every such prostitutcd ballot VIII
bc met by three genuine Republican votes
for Paftisop. There isn't going TO be any
ropscnse or sham blows in this fight, anu
don't YOU forget II. Mr.. Cooper.
There is no ambiguity in that u'terance.
II pIaiuly says that II corrupt Democrats
desert their candidate for Governor be-
cause Of bargain between their leaders
and the Cameronites, then and in that case
tbe Independents win rally to the support
ri Mr.. PArTIsoS, the Democratic candi'
.d,,c. In other words, the Boss IL to be de-
seated tits year either by the Independents
or by the Democrats; and the people arc
40 much in earnest in their DISCRIMINATION
to accomplish this object that II is safe ioi
the most prominent OF the independent nc
publicans to avow such to be their purpose
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DANVILLE.

TIE CASE or s. c. TARDY-fhE lIQCoh
CAsIs-UP THE NEw-RIyER RoAD-THE
QUANTITY OF BREADs1UFFs sHIpPED-MA-
JOR sUTHERLIN.
(eorresp0ndence Of the Richmond Dispatcn.I
JUNE 20, 1882.
The United States Court yesterday, in
the bankruptcy case OF 5. G. Tardy, Or
dered he sale of all the banklppts proper
ty. In which are included the Hot Springs
i'm Bath county and several tracts OF land
in Bath and Campbell counties. Il. A.
Newman, boy under sixteen, who
had been found guilty Of robbing
the mail at IIowelps, in Patrick
county, was sentenced to confinement In
house OF refuge for two years. There were
three parties who pleaded guilty OF 'the
lia,lor business" and sentence against
them was suspended during good behavior.
One who had been in the liquor business
only two or three times was allowed to go
ut large during good behavior. Ones
man of seventy-four years-Was sent 10
iail for four months and fined 800. One
BENJAMIN Caytor. OF Henry county-was
sentenced 70 the penitentiary at Buffalo,
Penn, for one year and fined 800. There
were ten liquor cases. Several OF these
were dismissed.
The quantity Of -four sent through the
New-River depot TO the Patrick people was
1900 pounds, not 1850 pounds: The TO
tai amount Of breadstuils shipped since is
Nav is about 291 100 pounds-rations o
bread for about 1880 people tor twC
months.
Major Sutherin has returned from can
yass of Patrick county for subscription
20 the New-Riyer road. He thinks IN
people win vote for the subscription. II
j did not think SO | would not have conn
hack y ALPHA.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

ApRrsT OF A PARTY SUPPOSED TO BE jim
RHODES, THE MAssIE MURDERER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July /, 1882.
Quite q sensation was produced here th's
morning by the capture and Incarceration
OF man supposed TO be James Rhodes;
He was brought in from the neighborhood
OF Browns Cave, and arrived here about
4 O'clock this morning. lie gave his name
as Bruce, but he answered so nearly the
description OF Rhodes that many persons
have been carried to the jail 10 identify
INN. He has been confronted also by Lee
Rhodes, who failed or refused to recognize
him. Some contend that he is Jim Rhodes
Others say that he is not. lie says that he
has no apprehension of being mistaken for
Rhodes; but he seems to have fear OF
being recognized as himself for some cause
or other. A Mr.. Jack Shackleford, who
claims to have known him for years, says
the man is unquestionably Jim Rhodes.
The Board OF Visitors, in its recent SEES
sion, consolidated the offices Of librarian.
secretary to the Faculty, and secretary to
the Board, and the present appontee has
the duties OF the three to perform at {
salary OF $1,000. Mr.. Cleayeland, there
fore, was merely temporary secretary u
the Board, whose Office expired with thu
present session. QuIP.
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SPECIAL notice. 1E.!s.,.,-,.,.-.
aFCoHEN BROTHERs.
WHAT WE SHALL OFFER ON
MONDAY, July Sd.
MORE HEAVY PURCHASES.
THE SEASON Is TOO FAR ADVANCED.

How low prices had 20 be In order 70 jnsiify these
purchascs VII. appear from even few OF the many
goods shat we shall ensmerate below: r,-.
We cic,sd 1. n i nsrt PoLK%poT sARFs,
TOILARs, COLLARETTEs Of every q, de-
soripsion; also, LAwN-TENIs HANDk Err
s Sriee - Zoo zoo dozen POLKX-DoT COLLAR
ETTEs that we formerly sold at 35c. VIII be
~ Sc clo. Cd cont nm agent Of MI the GISGHA Ms
they had on hand. and viii sell the entire los,
comprising former VALUES from ID 10 Soe'a
We closed out u worsted-frings manufacture, and
will offer 9sy pieces Of the PlNEST SlLk ana
WORSTED FRINGE from Bic. MP. The &c.
quality Is what we have sold all along at 65c-
The finer qualities will he sold ut proportion
TINE QUALITY LIsLE-TIFREAD GLOVES
have been vuvy scarce this season. An I'm
porter received large lot East week thai had
been contracted for delivery On the LIST OF May
last, We made All offer for the lot, which WAS
accepted. 1t is quite lot. Weare not AFRAID,
however, as gioTe that should have been sold
At 9oc can certainly be dispoSsa q even ad now
are IA inches In length and real Isle.
rthe first time IN f9nr yesTs we are e NJ 20
or. id n,rchssc of over $50 pieces LINEN DE
DACCA. We arcenabled 10 offer 2oc. Inauty
at 12Hc.; soc. qualify at lac; Ave- 9ua"'y a'
s c.s es' 1925 dozen) ERENCH-wOvE CoRsETs
at 44c. This is tss best 65c. corscsefer onered
IA the city. ru.
In IIACES we have msie quite a purehase- Lace
sormcriy sold at f5e. will be sold at DC. yard,
Lace formerly soae at Soc VIII pe 500 a, lyc,
Eace formerly sold at rs and 9Oc- rih be sold
az A and 4Sc. o..
Wehave also made large purchases In RIBBONS;
which viii be opencd on our counters Mo SOFA
at uniform price ~
so dozen LADIES' CARDINAL FULL, REGU--
LAR HOSE at 25c. a pair, former price OF
which was 50c.:
besides hundreds of other goods for which we
have no space here. COHEN bhol Ills,
tv p-SuW6S, Fourth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-02
Nj STILL GREATER DECLINE
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
ID. & +. MITTELDORFER
WILL OFFER on MONDAY
ALARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
M STILL GREATER DECLINE

4 cases of LAWNS. u ali prccs;
3 cases IMITATION LINEN LAWNS;
6 cases BLEACUED COITONs;
40 pieces DRESS GOODS ~ 1Oc.-former price
CSC;
MOIRES, SILKS, SATINs, sUEAllS, CASH
MEREs, BUNTINGS, GINGHANS, PRINTS
CASSIMERES, LINENS, DOMESTICs-all at
great decline in prices;
&c styles of LACES, from L.. to $3.50 per yard;
LINEN DE DACCAs, VICTORIA LAWNS,
PERSIAN MULLS, NAINsOOK. DOTTED
and FIGURED SWISS, aud all kinds Of
WHITE GOODS.
PARASOLSl PARAS0LS!
$40 NEW PARAsOLs just received, which are
on consignment, and must be sold-the best
bargains ever offered
NATTINGs. MATTINGS.
eco NEW PIECES MATING just received
from auction, from lie. per yard 10 43c. for
the best article.
LINEN ULSTERSi LINEN ULSTERS!
633 LINEN ULSTERS, just received from the
manufacturers, III very low prices. Now Is the
time to buy these goods.
FANS! FANS.-A large assortment.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS At so, co, 40, 50,
9Oc., and Sl-the best goods for the money
ever seen.
To secure some Of these bargains you must call
| early at ID. L. MlTIELDoKfEhs =
70 4-su,W&Sa 527 Broad street