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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-02

We are not inside the Boss's ring. and
therefore must do little guessing as to the
politics Of the Malone congressional cam
didate for this district. From present APP
pearances Dezcndolf has utterly destroyed
the chances OF any Of the "Jefersonian-
Democratic "-Mahone candidates, and the
Boss, We think, clearly understands that II
any OF his new converts are put up their
defeat is sealed. Either u negro or Stall
wart Republican must be nominated at
Hampton. This opinion may TO some Of
the congressional aspirpnts appear very
cruel, but notwithstanding the effort OF
some OF the aspirants to assimiIatc as nearly
as possible TO the negro voter, the coons"
won't vote for them "alIee samee.o Mark
the prediction. - Norfolk Ledger.
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The singsrS ypbiiss.
srcoxp pAY on rHs oREAf eEaxAS slSS"h1'
rPhIisseiphia Press, yrssts,'s s., 80.

=.
rphI1s6cfphia Press, ystrdsy!
rbe second day Of the sscngerfcst passed
~ s,JeasanfIy Yesterday, and there was TUG
~ me hiOh standard Of music mMntaineo ~
m Tire first day, bfrs the Attendance was not
what Il should have been, cspeenfy III tne
asrcruoou. II SCENE strange that SUCH gooe
,.s ss :. not better putronized by Yhiiadei-
phjans. u v,,er n
vcrv satisfactory rendering OF the JUDI
Ice 8, bv ron Weber, was given as an over
t,,y,, hv tine Germania Orchestra, unaer the
leadership Of w. Stoll, Jr. The ronGking
{. SOLDER Chorus" from " Faust," tne air
., which IL 80 familiar, was then givenwith
Good effect by a special chorus OF Baltimore
Singers. with II. Hamrer as conduct0r.
Tbe nrize songs followed. The prizes 10
no given are FIVE handsomely-framed certi-
fcafes, IN bc seen at Horticultural Hail. and
a bea,Itifui silver vase viii be given 70 the
hest cboy1ts. The singers are divided mto
cIasses- according to their number, and
those taxing part yesterday were all OF the
first and third classes.
An the chor,Ises were well sung, those
by the Brooklyn LiederTanz and the Sew-
ark Arpou Society beiIg especially tne.
All the singers were warmly applauaed,
and the virginia Society of Richmond,
who sang "How Came Love-" M. Frey,
were the recipients OF a very beautiful
floral harp and basket OF flowers. Inc
Harmonic Mennerchos, Of Reading con-
tanned tenor singer with beautiful voice,
and the audience loudly expressed its APP
proyal. The exercises were brought 10
close by selection by the orchestra,
Rbapsodie Hungarian, No. 2" by sranz
List. The prize singing will continue to-
day also. p,.,
Tomorrow the Arion Society, OF Balti-
more. who have so far been prevented from
attending, will arrive, and will be one OF
the competitors.
The evening performance was miscei-
Ianeous concert, which was well attended,
and took some three hours to get through.
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sprCrAL NOTICES.
M DURING JULY WE INTEND
CLOSING OUT ALL SUMNER GOODS,
AND HAVE ACCoRDINGLx MARKED
PRICES Down LOWER THAN EvER.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO

ATTENTIOn 10 CABLTD ~
80 Dozen Handsome LINED and UNLINED PAR
AsOLs and UMBRELLAS below cost;
1900 LADIES' LINEN, yATIsTE, and MoHAiR
ULSTERS from 75c. no;
5000 yards Pretty LAWNS ut D, 8, and lOe|-ali
fast color;
16Xc--extra wide; ,.
o,o ,,,sces. UAMs-Chcskcd, Striped, Plaid.
and PIanl--Sc. 10 12hc.;
rs pieces WIDE PERCALES-small and largo
hgurcs-et 10 and IKE;
100 pieces CORDED PlQUE and CHECKED
.MUsL ms at 81. 10, 124, ana 1896;
40 pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED SWISS
MUsLINs " Csc, and very fneat 80 and 35c.;
800 pieces DRESS GOODS at TX, 1GS, 20, 20,
and 3Oc.-just The right welght;. ..l
A full line of NUNS YELLING ard DEBEGEs,
IL yards Wide, at 50c.-all wool;
The neatest SUMNER SILKS at s5c.-regulH
value 81 per yard;
Osr al BLACK SILK can't be beat-Akewise our
sl.25 and 1-5O quality;
An the new shades COLORED SILKS and MOlRES
to match at 81:
BLACK and CaLORED sATINSy sURAHS,
SATIN DELYoNs, and RHADAMES, 75c. up;
We have the best stock Of SUMMER CAsSiMERES
Ia this city;
A splendid assortment of TABLE-LINENs, NAP
KINS. TOWELS, aud LINEN SIIEETINGS;
REINFORCED UNLAUNDRIED SIlRTS for
boys and men-perfect fitting;
CAIJZE VESTS for children. ladies, and gentle
men, csc. up;
In MOURNING DRESS GOODS, GRAPES, BRO
CADED GRENADINES, and BUNTlNGS we
can please any enc;
tn find the latest STYLES Of LACEs, ESsBROlDE-
RIES, COLLARETTES, FANS, MITTS,
GLOVES. HOSE, C0RSkTS, RIBBONS,
BELTS, LINEN COLLARS, and al kinds OF
nice goods, caisat ,,
TliALHINER BROTHERS.,
fSfth and Broad streets.
p s. Remember, we keep only frst-ckss goods,
and have everything We ADVERTISE.
Examine our MATING and OIL-ClOTI stock.
~ 2-Su Tu&Th TIlALHlMER BROTHERS.
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OAk HID htAHLNi
NEAR THE Mourn OF WILSON,

OAK HILL ACADEN1, 4
NEAR THE Mourn OF WILSON,
GgAYsoN COUNTY, YAv June "A, 1882. }
Editor Charlottesville Chronicle:
Desiring to relieve the anxiety Of your
readers. who, Ike the Richmond Whig,
may be greatly distressed at the "extreme
illness OF Senator Hale" OF this county, IL
affords me pleasure TO be able to inform
them that he met me promptly at this
place on yesterday, according to previous
promise, and that | never saw him look
ing better. Long may he live to serve his
people and State AS nobly and truly as he
has done in the past. The noble "Big
-Four are as immovable from the right as
the rocks Of Gibraltar are from their firm
foundation. Yours truly,
JOHN L. MASSEY.
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TOO MANY GOODo-oEhsON NV ANNiN",
AND THEY MUST BE SOLD, AS OUR NOT
TOTS NEVER TO CARRY GOODS FROM
ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER.
case WHITE IMITATION LINEN LAWN at
7c.:
l case VICTORIA LAWN, superior quality, at
&C..
case very line LINON DE- DACCA at 1916;
| case LINON DE DACCA at 1Sc., never soldbe-
fore 20, less than 30c.;
l ca.a CHICK MUSLIN a. &c.;
| case French PLAID MUSLIN ut &c.,
good val ic iyr 37gc.;
Hundreds Of other WHITE GOODS Mt bottom
prices;
several cases 7. AVyNs at 5. T., g, 10, and 12Kc.;
Several cases CISOIIAMS md SEERSUCKERS
at much below regular value;
Wa have still several pieces If those LINENS left
sutebl. for ulsicrs and dresses, at the low price
Of 1910;
80 pieces %. STRIPED and PLAID LINEN, for
mems and boys wear, from IL. to 2oc;
Full stock of CASSlMERES, for mems and boys
wear, at every price;
rs dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE
UNDERyEsTs from l6's to soc. each;
rs dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS from soc.
toS1:
375 dozen TOWELS from 10 to jOc. each. The
best and cheapest Towels youever bought.
1000 COUNTEEPANES from Doc. to s2.oo;
An immense lot of LINEN aud LINEN SHEET
ING mt much below regular value;
Our stock of PARASOLS will now be closed out
ut prime cost. We have still large supply on
hand
l75 pieces MATTINGs still left will be sold at
small advance on New York cost.
Our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Is still COM
plete. great many of them will he sold ~
and below cost. ,,,,.-
We still show very large stock Of SILK In Plain
and Fancy:
SATINS, Plain and BrOcaded;
MINIS YELLING i'm every shade and color;
BOAiBAZINFS, BLACK CASilMERES, TAMlSE,
HENRIETTA GLOTI, sHOoDA CLOTHS
BUNTlNGS, and 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 pop'!-
lar house Of SlCLE BkOIiiEho'
3ll Broad street and 1929 Main street,
fe lS-eOd
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SPECIAL. HSyI
Mr. HOW TO KEEP COOLs

L--|
GO STRAIGHT TO LEVY gn0THEEs y,,,
FOR ANYTHING YOU MAJ NEED Nv
WAY OF
INV coor,a AND NOTIONS,
Az Y6tT NAY NEST ASSURED you CAN
FIND ALL STYLES, QUALITIES,
AND PRICES THERE TO sUSf ioo' .
LEVY BROTHERS
hayea most delighted, cool, airy stors, ana sho"
such . fresh assorfHent in their various aepsi.
ments that there Is no occasion iof ""PP'"e
around to supply your wants. ,.-rura-
LADIEg and PGENyLEMES's bA1hiNe'
LADIES' and MIssEs-rxyEN ULsTEI;ss +,
TRUNKS STRAPS,
HANDBAGS,
BATHINGsOAP,
TOILET-PowDERs.
LscEs. LACEs. LACEs.
We show every style, an< or prices are pirrsg,-
larry atirfgtfve We have rhe most complete .soes
% be foup IN any store In e wnpae xo a,nSs
do better than 10 give us ssh. ..-...,,.-.. %
As usual we show IN tmnlfnse assortment on
prIce. MUSLIN EDGINC, and INSERTING IL
lovely designs and large assortment
Offer nj each price The best Ecods that can be hadaf
the value asmed. We have An immense a's' IL
mcnt for you 10 select FROM
GENTLESrEN'S GAUZE SHIFTS;
GENTLEAtEN'S WHITE SHIRTS;
GENTLEMENS COLLARS, CUFFS, 1Ihs'
SCARFS- and JEWELRr ,>,, ,,,r,,,o
GENTLE aud AM IhAW rA''
GENTLEMEN'S SILK UNpERS1iRTS;
GENTLENEN'S CHECK MUSLIN UNDER-
GESThEafN's HOSIERY and GLOVES; ,,,
CENT MEN's sUITINGs-TRIcoT' LINEN
BUNfiNiiS in popular coDrs at very low priens
BI.ACK-AND-WfiITE CANVAS BELTS;
MOSQUITO CAN0PIES, ready for USE ,,,rr,
Specially low prices in LADIES' NIT S,
GLOVES, and HOSIERY We show a very Et'se
stock, among which arc some OF the best bargains
i'm GLOVES and MITrS ever brought TO this city.
HAMMOCKS In every Style.
TOWELS.
We show the largest assortment Of these goods
and our prices are so low as to suit every one.
We have every article you can possibly wari SO
keep cool and do your shopping at 1,,,,,,-,,s,
| We close ut +. VI. le29
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EOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE&CO
429 EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOZO, ALS0P, MOSBl * 90,
1905 EAST HArN STREET.

After June 1st We always begin 10 clo- out -t'-k.
This season, owing 10 the cold and un.elsonahh
weather, many goods VIII be- forced.
ON our bargain-countcrs VII now he fund
MORSTED AND SlLk NONfLIlf-. BLN'h
GOODS RROCADtD, OMiilsE. AMI OElfNIAI
FANCIE~. in many case, 40 ic,, than h,ii co.L
Those I'm want Of rich but inexpensive ell Ming for
springs or seaside wear will do wei! fo call
We are determined to make oar houses not only
the resort Of the fashionable public. but tn Dltlrc
all who want honest gO"ds ~ lowest price f1 ua-
tronize Us. We do not advertise hctitipH, fihrica
at worse than fictitious values. our caudor ana a
WHITE LiNfS LtWYs. 20 TO Doc.
PERSINNLANN.M MILLS. NCF>S LAWNS,
CHECKED AID PLAIN NAlNooohs. 40 oar
We " AIRY tic argesi most complete and cheapest
line Of WHITE GOODS To be found in vi
wehsyc WHITE QUILTS ri 75c. 10 sI+;
Our stock Of FIGURED LINEN and COTToN
LAWNS /; unusually complete.
BLACK GOODs.--Of this, our specially. 0ur .toel
l. unusually varied Among our attrrtl"u'
M,I-WoOL Nuns YELLING. Soc:
NIL-WOOL 81 Nuns YELLING. Soc;
OF finer grade Of same fabric We have a mI tnih-
cent stock, ranging 10 cost from Toe. q" sl.3";
For use. we have BEST BUNTING ever ."'n im
BLHC XII Suk-wARp HENRIETTA TANISE,
SHOODAIi, CASUMERE. M IN GifNA-
DINE. ranging I'm cost from inc. . t-.,'.
sILKs.-BLACk and CoLoRfD. slLhc. ~
TINS, SATIN DE MIRNlllLEi \. ID
RHADAMES, SJRAN SlLhN ani >AllNS,
ranging in cost from 7jc. 10 $3.50.
SPECIAL NALCES.-Look 80 our ~llk 81
RAI at Sl.2j. usually -old AZ sl.5,:
BLACK SILK at 1928 and -lJt-Ici sjltsn
ever exhibited iu thl- market,
LINEN LAP-ROBES, ~ T. Sj-splcndid assort-
ment;
CORSETS, SOC. 20 S2.jO-bo,t standard Finch
and American manufacture.
ORDERS.-Ne solicit order, from persons ~
distance rs our terms to such are favorable o. "
present In person. ONE PRICE TO ALL
CARDOZO, ALSOP. Mostly < co.
FOURQUREAN.PRICt TEMPLE x 90.
a. i-cOdf
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DRY GOODS, &c.
r O0K OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE
CHEAP GOODS yoR SUMNER wv,o
JOSEPH sTHAUsE,
sos BROAD STREET.

! am continually making additions b M alre,Sv
large stock As the season advances, aud I arnp,x
fully prepared 10 supply everything wanted D.,
midsummer weather. BY goods are all ne1y ari
fresh, and Will be sold at cheap and popular rice
Every one In want Of any article Of DRY GOOns
or NOTIONS Is invited to call and be- convinced
that money can be saved by buying Of me.
JOSEPH sTRATSE.
305 Broad street
MRS. A. ROGERS, who has been With me- f,r
number Of years, and who has recently been On an
extended visit to relatives In tic South, ha. r..
turned to tise city, and invites ncr friends ,,1
patrons to call on her at my ncz store, ~. 3O5
BROAD STREET.
have not yet finished closing out my stock a,
the old stand. No. i415 diiS STREET. where
nm stu clearing my entire stock at a graf .,crl.
ice. Among other great bargain. anu Offering
Is dozen GENTLEMEN's GAVZE TNoyP.
SHIRTS at zoe. worth soc:
70 pieces INDIA LAWN at So. worth l5c.; Sc.
LAWN reduced TO I0c.; zoe. d I6>c.; BIC.
u 1sc.; 500 yarIs LAWN al A. ,. ., =. and
l0c.--all % per cent. less than they can Pc
bOnght;
10 dozen LARGE LINEN TOWELS At lOe.;
10 haIes FINE BROWN sIIEETING At G,c.
clesp at Sc;
1000 LADIES' PARASOLs al half their yalp.
BLACK SILKS az soc. worth 75c.; ut 62c. worth
s7e.; At 75c. selling every where al A and Ne
best. which is really cheap at $3.50, W. are
selling ou. At 81;
HOSIERY, BUTTONS. LADIES and GENTLE
MEMS GLOVES at any price;
MEMS and BOYS CASHMERE at your oSn
price;
500 dozen handsome style Of CDLLARETTE>
from Toe. up to the lncit-lcss than cost,
BLACK CASHlIERES at sacrifice 10 clos re-
gardlcss Of cost
And there are
BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY
JOSEPH ~TRATsR.
~ o-eod l4lj Main street.
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MATHS.

Deaths.
Died in Hcnric0 comfy, Va. July !; !es2;
MARY CHRISTINE. aged three menus All
t'ycntv DAYS. infnt daughter = James l.. and
Anna c. Flynn, of Bal imOre, Md.
"Sufcr little children to come unto me-
Her funeral will take place AZ the residence 81
Mr. G. l.. Miller. on the Nine-Inile road 81
AFTERNOON 1t 4 o'clock Relatives ana lflenu'
are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Dad. at his residence In lleurlco county on
Saturday July 1st, aiter short Illness, liAfLtS
III. POWELL, In the seveniy-nnth year oi ms az.
Funeral will take place at Centenary methodist
church THIS AFTERNOON ut O'Clock. Friends
and ac1uaintances, and those Of his son. Thomas
H. Powell. are respectfully Invited TO attend WIN
out further notice.
lime nGth JOSEPH EDWARD, infant son or }.
| B. and Molie Robinson aged -four months.
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MI FOR THE HEATED TERN.
JULIUS MEYER 6 SON
CHL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR
LARGE STOCK OF

LARGE STOCK OF
THIN WHITE GOODS,
IN WHICH THEY ARE OFFERING SPECIAL
INDUCEMENTS-AS FOLLOWS:
YARD-wIDE VICTORIA LAWN, extra fine, at
YARD-wIDE SHEER LISON DE DACC at
Sc.
SUPERB FRENCH LINON DE DACCA at l2hc.
worth zoe;
EXTRA SHEER aud FINE LINON DE lRLANDE
at 1Gac.;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at l5c. worth 2Oc.;
80 pieces RRE'CH NULL LAVA at zoe;
40 pieces FISE LACE-STRlPE MUSLlNs az
s4c.; ..
12Sc.;
IS pieces DOTTED and FIGURED CREAM and
WHITE SWISS MUsLiNS from III. 10 50c.;
FRENCH NAINSOOK, FRENCH CAMBEICS
and ORGANDIES, at low prices.
SWISS ESIBROIDERIEs! SWISS EMBROiDE-
RIEs The handsomest line in town; 40 new
patterns just opened, in various widths, at lOc
up to wide louncings at 1925.
LACEs! LACES. LACES! LACES LACES!-
800 pieces in ORIENTAL, EDELWElsS,
BRABANT, DUCHESS, MALTESE, RUS
SIAN, MENCHOTE, CORALINE, CARDl-
NAL. SPANISH, SPANISH GUIPURE, NEW
POLKA-DOT (spanishI, at special low prices
FRENCH NAINSOOK, Ia yards wide, at BIC
40 r mcces yW SfDi,E TORCHON LACE at &c.;
| 500 dozen SUPERB REAL LlSLE-THREAp
GL0VES-fu, regular made, in white and col
|. orcd-at 2Jc. per pair;
| BLACK and COyORfD LACE MITTS;
SARAH BERNfiARDT SILK GLOVES;
| fntire stock DRESS GOODS at reduced prices;
Another lot OF the FRENCH LACE BUNTlNGs
AZ 10c.; -
! ALL-WOOL NUNS VEILINGS, every shade, al
25c.; . - .
In HOSIERY. 100 dozen L AIDES SILK-CL 0Ck.
ED RALBRiGGAN ut 14c.; 20 dozen Full
| REGULAR BRILLIANT LISLE-TIiREAL
! at soc worth s5c.; FULL REGULAR sOLlL
| COLORS at 25c.; -
| CENT EMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
| GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS
| The BOSS UNLAUNDRIED SIllRT-relnforcet
| bosom--at 6Oc.; the celebrated PEARL-bes
| made-at Al; best BLEACHED JEAN
| DRAWERS-reinforccd scat-at 0Oc.; superior
| GAIZE UNDERSHlRT at Zoe; FlNf
WHITE LAWN TIES at lie. dozen.
| JULIUS MEYER & son,
Col and COS Broad street.
DIR. WARMERS CELEBRATED CORSETS-
all styles aud sizes. je ll-eou
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Eon. r. A. CoGHlIL, Hen. ABsALos
KoiNER, Hon. J. Il. TUCKER, Hon. JOHN >
BARBOUR, Hon PAUL EpNrNDs, and we
think, almost every member OF the General
Assembly. are OF opinion that Mr.. MASSEY
ought 10 be voted for by the Democrats oil
Virginia Tor congressman NJ large ARE
all these men misled!
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-" Many silly people despise the pre-
ciols. not understanding it," But no one
dcspises Kidney-Wort after having given
it a trial. Those that have used it agree
that it is by far the best medicine known.
Its action is prompt, thorough, and lasting:
Don't take pills. and other mercurlals that
poison the system, but by using Kidney
Wort restore the natural action OF all the
dreams
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A Readjustcr meeting was held AZ tnS
,,,rr.room on Monday, and re6rganized
The County Committee by electing Aioert
Mcdaniel chairman and Captain James u.
BOARD secretary. There were TWENTY-FIVE
~ three persors present, about one third
81 whom were Republicans. Resolutions
We're adopted endorsing Malone and MS
measures.-B BEDFORD Sentinel.
Here is the form in which the above-de-
seribed meeting was reported in the Wh'9'
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Bully for Bedford !
RyApJusTER CONVENTION IN THE COUNT
TFor the Whlg.l

In RESPONSE to call OF the County Com
mittee Of the Readluster party a conveh,
ton assembled in Liberty ON the 26tn o.
June, 1882. 1t was the best represenIa'ioi
Of the intelligence and patriotism Oh rn'
PARTY we have ever had in Bedford. I'M
list Of delegates comprised some h4ol'
men (amoDg them Squire j. w. Hughes
who have never acted with us before.
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When heart and brain hDguish aud the
majesty OF perfect human nature Is con-
quered by tickle temper and tendency TO
sorrow, the nerves are faulty. Give
sympathy TO the sufferer. and teach him
the virtues q DR.. Benson's Celery and
CAsmOnlile PILLS. s'''9
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Dir. Winston, the new librarian OF the
University, has been for many sessions one
Of the clerks Of the House OF Delegates. -
Charlottesville Chronicle.
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There lives man In this county who
has not tasted water for over twoscore
years, using only whiskey. Louisa Nems.
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nE- No woman really practices economy
unless she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many
druggist. "a = = = az 100 .sj
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GT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. THOMAS HUME, Jr., ID. d., Of Norfolk, VIII
preach at | A. NJ. and 81 l.. NJ. TO-DAY.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONER IiowARD'S OFFICER
RICHMOND, June "a, 1882. !
ITO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ROANOKE NAVIGATION
COMPANY.

The following shares Of the capital stock Of said
company stand on its books In the names OF the
persons hereafter mentOned-viZ:
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At A MEETING OF THE STOCK
n HOLDERS OF TIE BANK OF COM
MERGE held at the Office Of said bank at IL
O'Clock VI. Of Thursday the 29th day OF June,
1882, II was .,,..r
Resolced. That meeting Of all the creditors Of
said bank be called, 10 DC held az the banking
house of said bank, No. iii Main street on
I'm order that full statement Of the condition Of
said bank may be made to such creditors, ana such
stems NAV he taken as will rsaliZe most adyan-
taceonsly the assets OF said bank for the beeht OF
its creditors. And the officers of the bank are d.
reced to notify each Of the creditors Of said meet
ing and to publi sh a notice thereof In Tie Rich
mond Dispdtch JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
90 9O-5t Cashier.
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CITY ORDINANCES.


An ORDINANCE TO AMEND sEC-
r,oN "A OF CHAPTER AXSIv con
CERNING STREETS.
Approved June 80, 1881
=, Il ordaiaei by the Council u ne err =
p,chmond. That section "a OF chapter NNNiN al
the cts Ordinances De amended ana rcord"i'''"
10 read As follows;
q, W nsrson shall tie or fasten a horse ~ other
animal 10 any tree or 20 any box or cast af'Nu
smrh tree IN any street OF the city, or uteh 'ill
Sidewalks, or lead or ride horse Or mule of Hrf
wagon dray, cart, or other vehicle upon ~ ,nI
walk unless across such part thereof a. y OF s..a
he AZ the time paved With stone or nasylns ~
no wagon, drsy, or cart, loaded VIII heaNN 800. ,,
shall be driven along any macsdsm.scS ,..,s.i
west OF Ninth street where isirauel ss'',, ~,
with cobble- stones, granite spals. or b.'k ~
blocks, can conveniently be u-ci Any pe,1N ~. sn.l
latng this section shall for eAvn "n VIII, -
MOI less than twO nor morv imam ION uol'at''
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MEETINGS..


MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc stated q
Accommodation Of IIENRlCO Wy
will be held at Masonic Hall. on Twenty-/ v y
fifth street on MONDAY EVENING. July .
1882. at 1880 O'Clock. Members OF sister lolge
and transient brethren In good standing are IRA
ternally invited to he present.
By order of the w. NJ -.
CHARLES G. SINTON, secretary pre- lem'
RIcuMoTD, July 8, A. l.. 56S2, 4. ID. 1852.
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MARRIAGES.

M,rried. nj the Pine-Street B,ptis. church, on
Thursday, June 20. 1882, by The pastor: Elder
J. II. UutsOn, Mr.. WILLIAM g.. WlNNE ana
Hjss SARAH l.. CARTER: both Of this CIV
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V,IIE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND q
L LODGE, No. 10, will meet at st. Al-Nk'SA&
bans Hall THIS AFTERNOON at ~ M
O'Clock TO pay the last tribute Of respect to| v
Brother CHARLES II. POWELL.
"' '''N' JAMES T.. RIDDICk,
ivo.1t Secretary.
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MI SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 BROAD STREET.

TOO MANY GOODS-SEASON ADVANCING
AND THEY MUST BE SOLD, AS OUR NOT
TOTS NEVER TO CARRY GOODS FROM
ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER.
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PHRASES ABOUT WOMES.

Wrinkles d~isagure a less than
ill-nature.
Woman is an idol that man worships I'M
til he throws it down.
There is no torture that a woman would
not suffer to enhance her beauty.
OF all things that man possesses, m
alone take pleasure in being possessed.
The whisper of a beautiful woman can
be heard further than the loudest call OF
duty.
Before promising a woman only to love
her, one should have seen them all, or
should see only her.
We censure the inconsistency of women
when we are the victims; we find it charm
ing when we are the objects.
We meet in society many beautiful and
attractive women whom we think would
make excellent wives-for our friends.
Women among savages are a beast Of
burden; in Asia she is a piece Of furni-
ture; in Europe she is a spoiled child.
1t is not easy to be a widow; one must
resume all the modesty Of girlhood, with
out being allowed to feign its ignorance.
The highest mark OF esteem a woman
can give a man is to ask his friendship;
and the most signal proof of her inditfer'
ence is to offer him hers.
Men are so fearful Of w~ounding a
woman's vanity that they rarely remember
that she may by some possibility possess a
grain of common sense.
Women of the world never use harsh
expressions when condemning their rivals
Like the savage they hurl elegant arrows,
ornamented with feathers of purple and
azure, but with poisonous points.