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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-22
Advice to Young Men

Bob Burdette, has the following in the
Burlington Hawkeye:
Oh, yes, understand all that, my son.
/ have heard much of that before. You
m ,urn and grieve over the lack of true
womanhood among the girls of your &C.
quaintance. Mere butterflies Of fashion,
you say, who can rattle the keys of q
grand piano, dance like fairies, chatter
nonsense and society nothing by the
hour, and for their lives cannot bake q
loaf Of bread, roast turkey, do days
washing, or make Q shirt. You say you
manhood in your wife, and you want to
know where You can find the wife you
want? Well, will tell you, my dear
boy. If that is the sort of woman you
want marry Nora Mulligan. your laun-
dress's daughter. She wears cowhide
shoes, is guileless Of corsets. never had
sick day in her life, goes out house
cleaning and cooks for family of seven
children, her mother and three section
hands who board with her. / don't
think she would marry you, because
Con Raglan, the track walker, is her
style of man. She is the useful sort
Of . woman you appear to want. but 1
don't think abe would look at yon twice.
Let as Just examine into your qualiica-
tlons a. model husband after your own
matrimonial ideals, my boy. Can you
shoulder barrel of -four and carry it
down the cellar? Ny dear boy quarter
sack Of meal would get away with those
chalky fingers and slender arms of
yours. Can you saw and split ten
. ,rds of hickory wood in the fall, SO as
TO have ready fuel all winter? Telema-
chus those twenty-three inches Of coat
padded out over sixtsan inches of shout
ders wouldn't help you . cents worth?
Do you know, my son-look me in the
eyss--do you know how 10 measure ten
cords Ct wood after the man hes piled it in
i've irregular heaps and tells you il il all
there2 Do you know how to buy pota-
toes and how 70 put them away for win
~ Do you know how 10 pick over the
apples after ChEistmasl Do you know
how 10 watch the shosing Of your own
horse, IL you drive one, and can you tell
timothy from prairie hay whom you are
buying ~ Can you spade up half an
acre Of ground for . kitchen garden?
Do you know what will take the
limy taste out Of the new els
tern, and can you patch
the little leak in the kitchen room
What would you do IL hoop fell Of
he -four barrels 6apposs the chimney
gets choked up2 II the front door binds
s The topf What II : mortise look geta
out IL ortlers II IN extra shelf II wants 4
n The pantsyf Or two or lhroe uoele.
houaoG for IL hens with broods of
ohiohSS On you bging home pane q
GIass and wa1 Of putty and repair dam-
~. h ~ G11inG roon window On
700 hnnR ooGno oAoAD paQog - ~
Ii1ohon : O. you A. ~ 6oet ~ -
4 VII ~ 81 On ~ NIP ~ -
ss;.' 1911 p - inss - :
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-22

Frank G. Abel. the Portland medal photo
grapher, has remode;ed his gallery and largely
Increased his facilities for doing good work. His
large country patronage shows that the people Of
this county appreciate good work When you
go to Portland call in and see Frank and exam
Inc his gallery An hour cannot be spent any
more pleasantly.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-22

Z 4. 81 I sssI' s:s.:
es. sss.g 4 n ,s $780, &c nvs.s'S1s ss'0s'
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Any book in the Seaside or Franklyn SQUARE
Library sent on receipt Of price bv the n. P
News Co., 1473 First street, Portland. Dealers
in all kinds of books aud stationery.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-22

Send $1.O0 to w. d. Palmer, Portland, for: on
years subscription to the Pacific Overseer,. tn
great semi monthly A. o. u. ". paper.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-22

George Kane and Frank Howard, the grea
sketch artists. are filing the Elite theater, Port
land, every night. Old and popular prices q
and so cents.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-22

Do you suffer from biliousness and liver com
plant? Nothing equals Plumbers Oregon Bloo'
Purifier in relieving these diseases.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-22

All sensible people suffering with rheumatisr
use Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier. Sold q
81 90 bottle
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SHEET MUsIc.-Largest stock on The northwest
coast, orders filled promptly Send stamp for cat
alogue and journal, Wiley B. Allen 1853 Third
street, Portland.
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TURKISH RuGs.-Send to John B. CARR,
1877 Third street Portland, for catalogues OF ,
eigns.
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For the best Oregon photographs 60 to Abe
the gold medal photographer, l67 First stree
Portland. The best work at popular prices to !
had there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
Some of GaribaIdi's Dying Words.

ROME, June S.-Garibaldi died with the
window Of his apartment wide open and
while the sun was setting. Before his last
agony bird alighted on the window-sill.
where it remained twittering. Garibaldi
saw it and stalnmered: Quanto allegro,
{" How merry he is.") Garibaldi pre-
sented his sword to an Englishman after
the Tyrolese war. II is stated that his
family will ask the pOssessor TO return it,
in order TO offer it to the municipality OF
Rome. A Milan dispatch states that the
body OF Garibaldi will be buried on the
summit Of Janiculum Hill, where tine re-
mains Of many Italian patriots who were
shot by the Austrians are buried.
The remains OF General Garibaldi were
inferred in the cemetery ut Caprera this
afternoon. The funeral ceremonies began
ut 3:45 o'clock and closed at O'Clock. A
storm Of wind and rain ragged the whole
time. The coffin, covered with garlands
and flowers, was borne by some OF the sur
yivors Of the thousand OF Marsha, and was
followed by the Duke Of Genoa, Signor
Zanaradelli, General Ferrero, the represen-
tatives OF both Chambers, ana delegates OF
800 various associations.
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IvNCuBrJRG.

-rsr pt-urrc.prIIDIYG L0CAT10N--sTILL AT
rIpor-rAIMAGE = ExCURsIoS-suir DE-
cIDrp AND ANOTHER IN PROSPECT.
fcorrcspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch'I
JUNE o, 1882.
The question now agitating the public
mind IL the location OF the proposed puDic
building here, for the erection OF when
Congress has Just appropriated Sloo,oOo.
About the only available location yet sug-
eested Is on Church street between tenth
and Eleventh, on the lot now occupied by
friends tobacco warehouse. This pro-
nerty can be bought for about $1,000, ana
lis replacement with a handsome and i'm
nosing Government building would i'm
mensely enhance Church-street property in
that vicinity.
Mr.. Talmage will be introduced tonight
nv Major John w. Daniel Hewill have
s,,ch an audience to hear him lecture rs
was never before assembled in the Opera
House.
In the Corporation Court yesterday in
the case OF S. w. Venable & Co., tobacco
nists OF Petersburg, against lvey Il Ma
hood, dealers Of this city, a judgment was
rendered in favor Of the defendants. The
question involved was the ownership OF
certain tobaccos which were destroyed IN
the Norfolk and Western depot fire, and
which had been shipped to Iycy Il Mahood
by the Petersburg firm without orders.
The amount OF money involved was not
very considerable. BEAUMONT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
Virginia News.

Hon. William 4. Forrest, one OF the
foremost lawyers OF Cincinnati, died sud
denly in his office Tuesday OF paralysis OF
the heart. lie was u native Of Norfolk, Va.
Much machinery FORTH South has passed
over the Virginia Midland road OF late from
northern shops, Of which forty-seyen ear
loads of steel rails were for the Richmond
and Danyille railroad.
The Petersburg hder-Appedl says !:
"The harvesting OF wheat in this section
will be commenced next week. The fields,
as a general thing, are said to be very
promising. There has been little COM
plant of rust OF bug or unfayorable season
this year"
Rev. K. j. Fulton, ;. j., Il native OF Alex
andria. has been appointed by the Father
General OF the Society OF Jesus, at Rome.
provincial OF that order in the New York
Maryland province, which comprises the
eastern section OF the United States. His
mother, who was once popular school
mistress in Alexandria, is now an aged nun
in Visitation convent at Georgetown.
Mr.. A. Staples, of Patrick county, de-
sires us to acknowledge for him the receipt
OF one dollar sent him by an. Il. c., At
lees, Hanover county, Va" for Mr.. Jack
son Joyce, one OF the sufferers from the
destructive fire reported in the Dispatch
several weeks since. He says he de-
lIvered the money, and Mr.. Joyce was very
grateful, and returned his thanks for the
disinterested charity.
Yesterday evening fine pointer dog be-
longing to Mr.. W. p. Bethel got into q
fight with another dog which he whipped
and put to flight. While running at full
speed in pursuit of his flying adversary,
the pointer came full tilt and head foremost
against a horseback and killed himself
almost instantly. This was a curious cir
cumstance, but doubtless the dog, in his
eagerness TO overtake his foe, lost his bear
ing.-Ddnuille Register.
Joe Bass alias James Allen, Jesse Allen,
ETC., negro who is thought to be the
leader OF the gang who robbed and set fire
to the store OF Mr.. George II. Maddox,
near Petersburg, has been arrested. He
was taken near lvor, and on an examine
ton Wednesday before Justices Daniel and
Rowland, in Prince George county, was
sent on TO the County Court for trial. The
evidence against Bass is circumstantial,
but is said TO be so strong and connected
as TO leave little or no doubt Of his guilt OF
the crime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
DANVILIE.

UYMENEAL-COURT BUSINESS-A RAPID MoNE-
MENT IN COURT DUsINEss-REv. DIR. CHAP
LIN-TIIE TOBACCO FIGURES-CAPTAIN GAY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
JUNE 9, 1882.
Trade in the matrimonial market has
been quite active. On the It'll Mr.. II. A.
Arlington, councilman-clect, was married
at the residence Of Mr.. W. III. Lipscomb,
North Danvile, to Miss Mamie c. Moon,
Of Washington county. On the same eve
ming Mr.. Thomas b. Doe, Jr., merchant, was
married to Miss Dora ID. Williamson,
daughter OF Colonel w. i. Williamson.
In this case Professor Reuckert and COM
panv Of volunteer performers discOursed
most beautifully on variety OF instru-
ments Mcndcssohn's Wedding March.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Preston l.. Melton,
of Columbia, s. c., YVES married to Miss
Emma f. COnnors at the residence OF Col
onel W. +. Williamson, her step-father
The couple left Immediately for Columbia.
A considerable amount Of business has
also been done in the Hastings Court. A
number of boys have been fined for carry
inc pistols. David f. Graham. printer,
who shot at the porter OF the Arlington
several times in March last while crazed
from the Use Of liquor, has been fined 500
and sentenced to Imprisonment for one
month. Nat. Wilson (col0red) has been
sentenced TO Imprisonment for one month
for stealing Il COW. Captain W. L. Robin
son has been fined $500 and sentenced to
Imprisonment for one minute for shooting
at II. f. Lee, bar-keeper OF one OF the So
looms. This is a case, perhaps, OF the most
rapid movement in court business. Robin-
son entered the saloon on the 9th for the
purpose OF collecting a claim against Lee.
A dispute having arisen, Robinson drew a
pistol and used threatening language. Lee
seized becr-glass and threw 1t at Robin
son. Robinson fired at Lee. An officer
arrested the parties. Lee was Immediately
discharged. Robinson was fined SO by
the magistrate and sent on for indictment,
and now ] report the indictment and the
punishment.
Rev. DR.. c. {. Chaplin. OF Texas, was
on Il visit during part OF this week to the
family OF Mr.. z. Il. Law, his brother-in-
law. He preached at the Baptist church
on Tuesday night, and quite congrega-
ton OF old friends, on short notice, assem-
bled to hear him.
The correspondence Of the tobacco-men
in the Dispatch may make it proper, even
at this date, to give the Danyille figures.
Sales for last month: Quantity, 2,102, JIG
pounds; value, S2G4, S0S.31 /: average, $3.50.
Sales for May OF last year: Quantity,
4,3lG, $50 pounds; value. Si2j, 2S1.ij; ave-
rage, $3.50. Sales since the lst OF October:
Quantity, Is, 433, O99 pounds; value, Il, 49,
474.2j; average, $9.jS. Sales for this pc
Rod Of the preceding year: Quantity,
POOL, 220 pounds; average, 1888.
Captain Gay, who was in iured by the ac-
dent on the Midland road published yes
terday. has been sent out TO his home at
Covesdale, Albemmle county. Trains are
running through as usual, and, in fact, the
damage TO the trestle was slight.
ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
1.-THE Famous Five.

We publish this morning commun'c"-
a,on signed "Draw.Poker replying to one
which appeared In last Sundays issue Of
the Dispatch. II is from the pen OF q
promineut member OF the Legislature, ana
expresses, we are led to believe, the optn'
ION Of nearly all the Democratic members
Of that body in 70 far as 1t favors acquies-
cence In the candidacy OF Mr.. MASSEY.
Some OF our incorporating, straightout
democratic contemporaries, who scout the
views Of "Draw-Poker," would be sur
prised, no doubt, II they knew the
extent Of the feeling Of gratitude to
wards Mcssrs. WILLIAMS, WINGFIELD,
NEwBERRY, LYBRooK, and HALE, prevail
ing not only amongst the Democratic mein-
bers OF the General Assembly, but amongst
all the Democrats living in Richmond, and
those who spent much time in Richmond
last winter or spring.
What would our Straightout contempt
raries think Of themselves IL their migrate
full references to Mr.. MASSEY and the Fa-
nous Five" should result in July ses-
sion OF the General Assembly, and the re-
turn a one Of the :" Famous Five" TO his
former place In the MALONE ranksy
But we will not attempt to argue against
the policy OF being guilty OF one OF those
plumbers which, a great French statesman
said, are worse than crimes. state Con-
vention composed Of such houghtless
Democrats as some Of those OF whom we
sneak would decorate another victim to be
slaughtered next fall, as DANIEL, MckIN-
NEY, and BARBOUR were last fall, by the I'M
broken ranks Of the acknowledgements
which will remain unbroken, IL at all, be-
cause the Democrats are not willing to re-
cognize the invaluable services OF the "Fa-
nous Five"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

CHICAGO, June SIT is stated that the
marked advance in July wheat to-day was
due to the corner in that option. Rumors
on the board are to the effect that Messrs.
Armour, OF this city, aud Plankington,
kershaw a. Young, OF Milwaukee, have
formed a syndicate for that purpose.
When the new rule making higher grades
OF wheat deliverable On No. spring wheat
contracts was passed, it was thought i'm
possible TO corner wheat. and the bears
sold recklessly. 1t is believed that the
crop is oversold to the extent Of 10000,
600 bushels, and practically all Of it is
said TO be i'm the possession OF the clique.
II is further stated that the syndicate is
preparing to ship the 100000 bushels OF
old wheat now in the elevators here in
order to have a clear field when the new
crop begins TO come in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
poCKINGHAM COUNTY.


To the Editor OF INC NSpd'c"'
Everybody has been too busy to talk
politics much, but frequently the question
OF the candidacy Of John +. Massey for
congressman at large IL discussed. find
sentiment divided. Some Democrats think
straight fight ought to be made by the
nomination OF Democrat-one without the
slightest tant Of Mahoneism. Others think
II would be proper to recognize the yalua-
bic services and steadfastness to Demo
cracy Of Newberry, Hale, and Ly-
brook, who, while misguided upon
a State issue, are true Democrats, ana tna'
such recognition could be had by the sup
port Of John +. Massey as the candidate LOT
congressman at large. Next court'day
third Monday Mr.. Massey will address .he
people OF Rockingham; after when Time
/ suppose public sentiment will crystaI,Ze'
There are hundred aspirants to Con-
gress in Virginia. We are unable to pup.
lish communications in favor OF all OF
them. Therefore, we publish none.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
DRY GOODS, &c.

lam anxious to close out as rapidly as possible,
and get rid Of the remainder of my stock have
marked prices of all goods even lower than before.
My object Is TO close out entirely--cOst Of goods
not considered. WIN offer, beginning on SATUR-
DAY. June 10th, the following GREAT BAR
GAINS:
As dozen PLAID TOWELS at 4c. apiece;
II dozen LINEN TOW ELS at l0c., cheap at use I:
DOUBLE-WIDTH BLACK CASHMERE at 25c
worth 4Oc., aud 35c. CAsHMEREs, selling
everywhere n 50c., at 45c. Can't be bought
for less than 75c.; at 81 and 75c. worth twice
the money.
A FINE BROWN SHEE1lNG at &C.;
3-4 SHEETING at 3ic.;
PANTS GOODS for men and boys from 10, l2l.,
10, 90 %, and 30c.--al worth twice the
money;
CASHMERE for men and boys at 30. 81, IS, 80,
60, and 7Oc.-astonishingly low;
FAsT-COLORED PRINTS at 45sc.-best quality.
6ac.
FAsT-COLORED LAWNS at 8, O. 6, and l0c.;
ALL DRESS GOODS, Of which | have many on
hand, at any price;
Large lot Of PARASOLs at half their value;
LINEN DE DACCA, TABLE LINEN, NAP
kINS, INDIA LINEN, VICTORIA LAWN
GLOVES, HOSIERY, CAMBRIA EDGING,
BED-SPREADS, AT ast0nishingly low prices;
BLACK SILK at so and 75c.; also our tl.j0
SILK reduced TO 81.
IL will pay you to call, rs this Is
EXTRAORDINARY SLAUGHTER OF GOODS,
COMMENCING SATURDAY THE 10Th.
LOOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.
WHITE FLAG OVER THE DOOR
je iO-eod SELLING outs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
sprCTAIbNOrrtEs.
NJ OPENING OF THE SUMMER
SEASON
AT THALHIMER BR0THERS'S,
6nl BROAD STREET.

$4,000 worth Of SUMNER GOODS, which viii
be sold at prices That will astonish every one,
As we are determined to sell this immense lot
Of goods. Customers can rely ON getting the
best aud most goods for their money.
q cases WIDE LINEN LAWNS at &c. worth &C.;
5 cases ExTRA-wIDE LINEN LAWNS at &c.
sos w pieees IA ~ 'JACoNET ORGANIZES at 10
and i2e formerly s9d g 20 >. and 2 Scrih g.
i2O pieces A FRENCH PERCALEs at 10 and
Piss. BEST sEEnsTskEns sns sqd a4 SlNG
2 cases "A BLEACHED COTTON at 7hc.-cqual
8 cases a. BLEHCHED COTTON at 1oc.-eaual
q bales al "a BROWN r Si COTTON at 5,c.-former
rs ppiess. INDIE LAWN at sse.. sold everywhere
100 pieces LINEN DE DACCA at 16c. sold else
as pieces pieces CHECKED q MUsLINs at 10 and 12lc,
formerly sold at 20 and 25c.;
q pieces WHITE EMBRoiDEkED MUsLISs
We have Just received from two Of the largest inn
porting houses in New York the cheapest and
best line Of LACES and IIAMBURGS We have
displayed, and guarantee to suit any one in
Great reductions In our DRESS GOODS:
90 pieces DRESS GOODS reduced from 20c to
4s pieces DRESS GOODS reduced from Csc. to
So pieces ALL-woOL LACE BUNTING at 25c
worth 40c.;
SO pieces ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING at 30c
sold everywhere ut IS and 40c.:
60 pieces 42-INCH ALL-WOOL DEBEGES ana
NUNS YELLING at 50c.-f0rmer price s5c.
l,2OO PARASOLS and 81 N-UMBRELLAS re-
duced to prices In reach OF all. Can and Sc
cure these before the styles and colors are
picked.
Our SILK STOCK is the largest Of the season. and
must be sold. Look at the reductions Just made
1s pieces light and medium SUMNER SILKS re-
duced To 65c.-former price 81
32 pieces DRESS SILKS I'm Slate, Drab, Tan, ana
other shades. at 75c. worth &l.25; 49,
As pieces medium and dark shades DRESS SlLhS
at sl-formcr price LOO; .,
8 pieces GUINET'S BLACK SILKS at 81, sold
everywhere at Al.25;
pipccs GUINET'S GROS-GRAIN Mt sl.15 and
Sl.25, sold everywhere At 81: 10; .,,.,, -,
Also. a large line Of BLACK and COLoKED ~
TINS, SURAH SATlNS, RHADAMES, ana
SILK GOODS at reduced prices.
.THALHI5iER BROTHERS,
ielO-Sa.TuSTh 50l Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned: John w. Palmer at
Port Republic, Rockingham county; John
b. Payne at Orlean, Fauquier county !;
William w. Cropp at Burk's Mills, Au-
gusta county; Charles X. Goldman Mt Cross
Keys, Rockingham county; Charles H..
Stevens at Arlington, Nelson county; and
Edward +. Collins at Spout Spring, Apo
mattOX county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS

acknowledgements EVENING nj 3:3o, the
usual song services. Open to ALL
MONDAY EVENING at $50, young mems Gospel
service. Subject: "Thc Secret of Young Mans
Success I'm Business Gems. xxx. 1-6, %, 20.
All young men cordially invited.
THURSDAY EVENING at $50, secretarys con-
versational study. All young men welcome. SUBJ
ject ".crusalern.- Acts XXI, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
DEATHS.

Died. at 5x O'Clock T. ~, Thursday, June 8,
1882. Mr.. B. G. WHERRY, IN the seventy-sev-
e1 Hi fnn o. viii take place TO-DAY at IL
O'Clock NJ. from the Grace-strect Presbyterian
church Friends Will please omit floral oner-
ings.
Died. at the residence Of his parerts on the gth
child OF Joseph r. Anderson, Jr., and Anne w. b.
Anderson: aged i've years nine months and twelve
days. g., O. p,,
church Mt az p. NJ. TODAY Saturday.. The
friends OF the family are respectfully invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

We have received from II. A. BROCK,
Esq, Secretary Of the Virginia Historical
Society, two neat pamphlets-one contain
ing the proceedings Of the Society at its
last annual meeting and Mr.. w. WRIT
HENRY's address on that occasion-an adj
dress to which we listened with much
satisfactlOn-and the other = history OF the
organization OF the Society, and the names
OF its officers and members, and list OF
its publications.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
FANCY GOODS.
SATURDAY, JUNE l0TH,
EXC L II : - y.

In Saturdays excursion ria the street railway
for HOUSEKEEPING GOODS see that your tlch.t
takes you 70
STFNINS',
where (as there Is nothing mean or small about us.
except that we MEAN business with our SNAIL
prIcesl RETURN TICKETS Will bo given fDfif~,
purchaser of nifty cents worth, aud ENtlR>lUN
TICKETS to every buyer 81 III worth. See tle
prices:
LANAI So: l6u-PlEtE DINNER SIT
FINE PORCELA1N-atS 70 i4-PlLtl TIA
SET-FINE PoRCEL NIN-at f32j; 5G-
PIECE TEA SEr-FlNE pore LLAlN-at
lO-fIFCE CHAMBER sFTs-hcst goo1.-it
$3.50; 1O-PIECE CHAMBER SITS. with fHl
one-inch hands-all col0rs-at -.
y. R.-Our stock OfONt-lN' LELAND Sis is
not large at present. can carly.
FINE PORCELAIN ICE-CkfAM or Fruit
SAIGERS AZ 35r.;
IRON-STONF CHINA DlNNiH ri ATS at i5rt
PLAIN TABLF-1i NBlER~ no 25c..
TNO-GALLON WATER-CoOIk ~ &c;
THREE-GALLON MATER-COOLtRsa 10 l..i.
We made our low prices on liN-N Akf fh
week, rs advertised, and shall sell ~ item r.l tf
time. The price, quoted above and me nfrr NO clf-
fares are cor SAT- RDAl, june 10Th. o.
-TIkIN~'.
ie1O sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
uARRIAGEs.

wnaansd on ih he Methodist church; Mr. JACOB
GALXN kE6IFSE T .S &c n e. and a Nary D. PHI
lips; all OF Manchester va
w,~,,o, y,re q. 1882, by the Rev. Edmund
u.r, .he resIdence 81 the brides mother,
in Heprico county, EDWIN J. HENDRlCh 70
IuIIxN r. ALLEY. No cards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10
1Y MINERAL WATERS.

Just receiving, fresh from the springs
CLYSMIC-A purely natural water, from the Clys-
mic Springs, Waukesha, Wisconsin. As table
water and diutent for wines and liquors IL
has no equal.
TAURUS, APOLLINARIS, and SETTER. from
Germany; and VICHY, the most celebrated
water for dyspepsia, from France.
For sale by
je 9-lm OSCAR CRAM.