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EALTDfoKH. August a. Beef-cait"-t( pAiltt
was lot us good lat week sni price 90.
liyirr: market fairiy active: Ncfy icst go
uarv A.. most 81 H. ,s,.- ~erc from = =, o.. :
rercipt.. 1923 head; sale 10 ifan' s"i.,,
u.lt suply aud fair demand o. cipi-' ~
GsJ III ifaIllr Thr rcoeiYts ~ sbtep ana
lambs were 6I3 head; sheep 3etotc.' l@m's' 'cs
a.
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DR.. wTTHERSrooN'S CALL To L0UISvuLE--A
PINE FRkiGuT DEror-PERSoNAL-M
TARy VISITORS.
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There were two renTeS lot the 'erin'
summoned from parts Of the county mostly
remote from the scene Of the shooting and
ont Of them fifteen members Of the panel
were obtained. The additional man was
secnred from the bystanders. Finally the
iurv was sworn in as follows, the defence
having struck of four names; j. G. Gar
land. !. r. johnson, J. W. Gregory, G. W.
Bayne r J Morgan, W. L. Rudd' X. NJ
Russell. IN. wilson, Il. c. Williams, L.
J. Hill. s. I. Bently, A. W. bruce.
BOSWELL Axp ROACH INDICTED
The grand jury returned Asnns a Do ''
well true bill for murue, "ao' o"'
against Roach for murder lnese '"o ar
the friends of Garland VINO accompanied
him to Wedderburn's. ,
] JUS. q. nishtiall, "A'A '''' ~
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CHICAGO. August li.-Flour dun: common %
choice spriug,. sid.i.GO: fir g. choice Old VIM
ter whcsts. f66i $3.50: Few. go 300. Nhoat
,gular and unsettled: regular, sl.n&s asl -
duii weak and lower; Il. t77sc. r;t,h AMI AZ
.ru,t. 1870. September 75Ac. ocinhcr' GAS eu-
settled and generally lower -. 'a-h ~ 81. NJ
S.2l.3O cash, t2l.22 satZl.20 sep,cmher.
Eulk meats tAsltT: shoulder. $3.50; Th- 10
riear. sl3.25. Whi-key steady and unchanged
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THIRD VIRGINIA REGINENT-REVIyAL MEET
INGs-AC,IDLNT-UI MILLER SCHOOL
THE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENIIoN-LAKGE
Potatoes.
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NFw YoEE, August Coiton-Ntt feccipif-
90 bale: .alos. 20 300 balc,; AuguL ri%.ei
,esIZ.-5: september, , l2.56; October -;
NtI,nt.r II G9ms 10. December. rll-7O
ALL: jtnuar,. sIl7gmsll.s0; February,
al 9aD - %: March. fiZ.D3 @fl2.lo; ApFl'
~ ~ -IHIH. Nav. slZ.Z-ll- llrl2.S-.
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LYNCHBURG.

THE MILITARY ENCANPNENT- POLITICAL
SUCCESSFUL TEsT OF A COMPLICATED Ma
CWNE-ToCACCO AND INTERNAL-KEyENCE
FIGURES, sc.
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Cf>fISNAII August LII inur ti.let, iInIiy
-t6o -: fancy. 500 t6.5". Nh.ai steady
y. rrl alnt'r. >ill 1902 -pat. 100 August.
sl.O2 ~cptCuI'r. Com weaker 80. u'A,d.
= c. pot. 91tH So. October. oats uu -ttl =
and lower. ". mixed. i1rSDr. Pork quiet
and firm 20 f2l.7J. Llrt hru al 1920.
Eui,-moIfs -tr.u1: Shoulder. r9.sJ. cioIr fif.
rl3.2J. Bacon -tetdy: shoulder, slJ.5o; rih,
eli.}S . clear. SAD. Mhi-kty iu good de-
uari and steady - rl.lG, c0u'innllDn sale ~
n.-ltf good. G7J itrIci-. ou basis r e ~.
~l,lruIef haIHs. O. a, 4. c.; Nrr uri,fn., 1ar.
e..r. ll.r- uru. common aud hfii -r.otfi
~~.yJ... kiIsaLd iifcloI-. $40 1850.
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Empress and Circus.Rider.

The Empress OF Austria deputed rela-
tive Of hers now in Paris to lay floral
crown on Emile Loisset's coffin and to con-
dole with her family. On the 18th ultimo,
says the London NeirS, the obseques of the
unfortunate circus-rider were celebrated in
the Church of Saint Elizabeth. The num-
Der of wreaths and bouquets around the
coffin was prodigious. Mile. LOissct had
made The circus fashionable, and when the
Empress OF Austria was at Paris she used
TO meet frequently the Inflated tceyfre in
the Bots and ride with her. Her Majesty
lectned her about nagging way that she
had Of refining in her horse, which was ner-
vous and hard-mouthed. She recommend
ed her to 90 to some wide open plain, pro-
woke the horse to run away with her, and
then, instead of holding him in, give him
plenty Of rein and fog him until he
gave in from sheer fatigue. In this
way the steed would have become per-
fectly doclie. The invitations to the
funeral were issued in the names
OF the Prince and Princess de Reuss,
the Count and Countess dc Rossi and their
children, and the RouX and Froment
families. All the circus company to which
Emile Loisset belonged were at the
funeral mass, and the managers, actors,
and actresses OF various theatres. Cele-
brated singers were engaged. At the
close OF the ceremony the body was taken
10 the 81. Lazare terminus, to be conveyed
TO Mason Latitte, where three generations
OF circus-riders of the family are buried.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
MI AMONG THE MANY BARGAINS

MI AMONG THE MANY BARGAINS
WE OFFER THIS WEEK ARE:
sURAH sATINs In various dark shades at 45c.,
selling generally at 75c.; various light shades
at 75c., the lowest value Of which is 1925;
2o-inch ALL-SfLK SURAU at S110;
SATIN DE RHADAMEs In several shades at
sl.25, the value Of which Is 20 yard:
A large stock OF sATINs I'm black and colored at
csc. n yard under value;
Also. the largest stock of COLORED SILKS ever
ofFered--among them many extraordinary bar
gains;
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILKS reduced from 81 a
yard to 75c.;
GUINETs 80 SILK at s1.40;
BLACK SATIN DE RHADAMES( Lyonese manu-
facturel at 1925; also at sl.45-tbe quality
we have sold heretofore at 80 yard;
Sec our stock Of MORE SILKS and SATlNS;
All Of our FOULARD SILKS are reduced To 60c
. yard. These goods are all silk, and some
among them, 81 inches In width, were sold at
81 yard.
We shall also 'sell 44-inch-wide ALL-wOOL
FRENCH NUNS YELLING at so aud Csc,
which is from 10 to 25c. yard less than they
have been sold heretofore;
DRESS GOODS Of every description, from Toe. a
yard TO the finest imported.
SPECIALS IN MOURNING GOODS.
ALL-WOOL NUNS YELLING Mt 35c.;
44-nch ALL-WOOL FRENCH LACE BUNT-
ING ut 4Jc.. general value Is 75c.
LUPIN'S ALBATROSS CLOTH at 45c. yard;
LUPIN's NUNS YELLING at 65 and Soc, from
10 TO 15c. yard under value;
46-Inch-widc CAMEL 'S-IIAIR SUMMER CLOTH
AT Use. The price generally Is $l.25 yard.
LUPIN'S INDIA GAGZE at 9Oc. This Is the
lghtest and most elegant mourning material
manufactured. and our direct importation.
| TAlIISE and HENRIETTA CLOTHS, as well as
every other material for mourning wear In all
the various grIdes: .
Extra bargains this week I'm all kinds Of HOUSE,
WEAR. such as NAPKINS, TABLE-CLOTflS,
TOWELS. LINEN SllEETiNG, ETC.:
Also. a large stock Of REAL and IMITATION
LACE CURTAINS at the lowest prices ever
known:
REAL LACE CURTAINS at i15 a set flor two
windOws);
REAL LACE CURTAINS NJ $40 set, regular
value of which IL $50: ,
Among our hundred various STYLES OF COkSEIS
will be found one style at 37hc. that Is sold
everywhere az 65c.
THOUSANDS or OTHER BARGAINS VIII be
exhibited on MONDAY. .-.
ap 22-Sa,Su&W COHENBROIhtRs'
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prier News Items.

fro NJ Elorenee. Wis, on Monday, de-
s,roved four buildings, causing loss OF
$4,000.
Monday was moving day In New ! ORR.
Down town half the population seemed 10
be shifting It's quarters, ana inert was =
general uproar and distress IN the 'eneincn'
districts.
The Madison-Square Bank OF New York,
which has capital Of S2O0,OOo ana IS or
ganized under the laws OF New YORK,
opened its doors on Monday Tor business IN
west Twenty-third street.
The Boston Board OF Aldermen Monday
night passed an order authorizing the bor-
rowing OF 81 100000 for the construction
of a new system OF sewerage.
Michael Heagany, former owner and ope-
razor of the Washington Glass-W orks,
which were burned at Ithaca, n. y, on
Monday, died mysteriously IN sleeping
car between New York and Ithaca.
Acknowledgement Russell, Of New York,
IN answer to q request OF Governor Cor
nell for his views, expresses himself in
favor OF the bill passed by the New York
Legislature giving the defence in criminal
cases the right of the closing address TO the
jury.
The famous four-in-hand coach Tally-llo,
radiant in a new dress OF primrose and
black, with its proprietor, Colonel De Lam
cey Kane. handling the ribbons, opened
the public coaching season in New York
city ON Monday.
The steamer Glamorgan, which arrived
at Boston Monday. from Liverpool, ran 100
miles through the southern edge OF an ice
field, and during that time passed fully one
hundred large icebergs, on which were
seen polar bears and large number OF
seals.
A business scandal in Chicago is awaken
ed by the conduct OF a well-known insu-
rance agent, who advertised for young
lady copyists, and when he received an
swers he requested each applicant TO send
photograph Of herself. The young ladies
who answered the advertisement made it
warm for him.
The carpenters strike in Cincinnati is
fairly on. The builders have refused to
give the extra fifty cents per day, and the
carpenters who belong to the union are
out. Committees have been appointed to
persuade others who are at work to cease
working.
A large sale OF thoroughbred stock owned
bv James A. Grinstead, OF Lexington, KY,
took place in that city on Monday. Up
wards of ninety-seven head were sold, the
bidding being spirited. Among the sales
were Income, grand-dam of Iroquois, to
Charles Reed, OF Saratoga, n. Y, Sl,715;
Keeple, to Milton Young, $3.50; Taran-
tula, to f.. Berry Wall, Sl,7O0; Ballet,
stinted to Longfellow, General Withers,
S1,52j; Perhaps, Milton Young, Sl,25O.
Six thousand people gathered at New
castle, Del, on Monday, taking part in the
dedication ceremonies OF new halls for the
knights OF PythiaS and Red Men. Many
lodges were present from Wilmington and
neighboring cities. Monumental Division,
Knights OF Pythias, of Baltimore, was also
present. The dedication exercises were
conducted by Supreme Chancellor George
W. Lindsay, of Baltimore, assisted by Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge.
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New Books.

an Echo Of Passion. BY GEORGE PAR
SONS LATHRoP. Boston: HOUGHT0Y,
MIFFLIN e. Co. 1882. Price, S1.2j.
A new novel. For sale by WEST, JOHN
sToN q Co.
The Fisher Maiden. BY BJ0RNsTJERNE
BJ0RNsON. Translated from the Morse
by RAsMUs b. ANDERSON, author of
"Norse Mythology" " America Not Dis
covered by Columbus" &c., &c. Au-
thor's Edition. Boston: Same pub
fishers as above. Price, 81.
Mr.. BJ0RNsON has designated Professor
ANDERSON as his American translator, CO.
operates with HIM, and rcvises each work
before it is translated, say the publishers.
There are four German TRANSACTIONS OF the
book before us, and this is the third Eng
lish translation OF il. The author is so
we'll known and so popular that this vol
ume will no doubt sell well.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Hyperion. A Romance. BY HENRY WADS-
WORTH LONGFELLOw. Revised Copyright
Edition. Boston: Same publishers as
above.
OUtTc-I Il IUGTWdye DcyOHu me otu.
BY HENRY WADswOETH LOSGFELLOw.
Revised Copyright Edition. Boston {:
Same publishers rs above.
These books contain each nearly 400
pages, and yet they are marked as being
sold at Is cents each-too cheap. The pub
fishers ask the trade and the public to
avoid the LOWELL edition, issued as it was
in disregard of the rights of Mr.. Long
FELLOWS family, and so sharply after the
death of the poet himself, and to purchase
only the authorized copyright editions
published by HoUGHTON, MIFFLIN 81 Co.
Perhaps the remarkably low price is due
10 the competition mentioned.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON e Co.
american Classics for Schools. HAw-
THORNE. Boston: Same publishers Is
above. Price, 60 cents.
This volume contains some Of the best
of HAwTuoRNE's short productions.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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a SHREwD NEGR0.-In his speech in the
House OF Representatives last week, setting
forth his claims to seat in that body,
LYNCH, the Mississippi negro, emphatically
denied that his failure to receive the certi-
Gcate, OF election was owing to race preiu-
dice. lie averred that it was because he
was Republican, and that the most re-
spectacle white man in the district,
running against Mr.. CHALMERS, would
have been treated Just as he NYNCn)
was. LYNCH knew well enough that
that was the most effective appeal he
could make to partisan House OF
Representatives. His white allies in the
North have never yet found negro good
enough to be elected TO Congress, and pro-
badly never will find one. Mr.. TUCKER
reminded the Republicans of that fact in
his telling speech in this case. If LYNCH
had said he was counted out because he
was negro, he might have excited no SYM
pathetic feelings in the breasts Of his hear
ers. The white Republicans Of the North
have as little use for negro representatives
rs have the white Democrats OF the South.
The next House Of Representatives will
be Democratic, we hope and believe.
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Arrested On Charges of EmbexxIe-
nHeut.

NEW YORK, May Edward L. Burpee
and wife were arrested to-day-the former
for embezzling iewelry and money from
Jacques & Marcus, jewellers, of Union
Square, for which firm he was cashier and
bookkeeper, and the latter for completely
in her husbands theft. lie disappeared on
Saturday last, taking with him nugget of
gold and $500 cash. Mrs. Blupee was
found on board the Colon, Of the Pacific
Mail Line, and her husband was found ut
the Brandrefh House intoxicated. lie con-
fessed that he had appropriated s., 900 from
time TO time, and, fearing detection, deter
mined to quit the country. lie had been
In the employ OF the firm for one year and
half and was implicitly trusted, having
come from Halifax, N. s., with high testi-
monlals from officers of bank in which he
had been cashier for nine years, and also
from the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tioE. OF late he has been drinking heavily.
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LINoLEuM-A GREAT DISCOvERY.-For
the benefit OF those who have not already
seen the LINOLEUM floor-cloth we would
say that it is made under 4 patent process,
of ground cork combined with solicited
oil. pressed on to canvas by means Of pow
erful rollers, forming an exceedingly
durable surface, on which is imprinted
handsome patterns in varied styles. II is
suitable forpriyate dwellings, public build
ings, stores, &C., and sold by all carpet
dealers. The only genuine article has the
word "LINoLEUM " printed on the back OF
every square yard.
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A Gard from Mr.. RoYall.

We trust that nobody will do anything
which will give Governor CAMERON an ex-
cusc for rcconvening the General Assem-
bly,; and therefore we publish Mr.. Roy
AI.L's card--as follows:
80 LIBERTY STREET,
NEW YORK, May /, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The act Of Assembly forbidding the re-
ception OF coupons for taxes, the constit'i-
tionality Of which attacked in the case OF
Antoni Us. Greenhow, applies only 70 cou-
pons issued under the act OF 1871. III does
not apply to those issued under the act OF
1879, known rs the McCu:loch act. L am
frequently asked why did not bring asuit
to compel collectors to receive these latter
coupons.
The reason Is this: The act now in
force. rs IL was Drawn up and rs IL passed
each house las 1t is claimcd), applied 10
coupons issued under both the funding
acts. 1t is claimed that the words making
II apply 10 the McCulloch coupons were
omitted in engrossIng it. I have no sort Of
doubt that il was intended to make II APP
ply 10 both sets Of coupons, and that some
accident caused one set TO be omitted from
its terms.
Collectors refuse the McCulloch coupons
all over the State, but am persuaded that II
measures were taken to compel them to re-
ceive these generally over the State the
Legislature would be reconyened to make
the present net apply TO all. should look
upon this reassembing Of the Legislature
as opposed TO the interests OF my clients as
well as TO the interests Of the State at large,
and / have therefore thought that my
clients interests required me TO leave the
matter in stdtu quo. l hope and expect to
get decision of the Supreme Court upon
the constitutionality OF the act in the COM
ing fall, and il appears to me much wiser to
leave the matter unagitaied until then.
WILLIAM l.. royal.
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The New York Tribune exults over tn,
seating Of LYNCH and the unseatiug OF Mr.
CHALMERS. 1t says that LYNcH's face !,
black, but that there is nothing black il
his record. And yet Mr.. CHALMERS charged
In his speech-and 1t was not denied by
anybody so far AS we know-that LYNCE
was guilty OF perjury In that he gave con-
fiicting answers to the same question. In
answer to one man, he swore that his tick
cts were all alike and all printed at the
same Office. In answer to another, he said
that some Of his tickets were printeda at one
Office and some at another.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC.NICs, de

EIRST GRAND PICNIC WILL BI
IL given by the MOUNT ERIN BENEFICIAL
AND SOCIAL. SOCIETY at JAMES RIVET
BREWERY MONDAY. May q, 1882. ful
promised 10 all who may attend. Tickets soc; Ia
dies free. Committee OF Arrangements: Char
man, X. q. W. Diiiard; james Grady. MlehA6
Fitzpatrick, Themes 0'Connor, Philip O'Neill, in
Illus schwartz, Charles Devota, Jsucs CIlildress
Thomas Lanuders. Rattle Cayedo.
my 3-w,Th,Sa,&sas
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MARRIAGES..

Married, Thursday, April 22d, by the Rev Or. j.
g. Armstrong. at the residence Of her uncle. Colo
mel John r. Cary, Richmond, Va, BELLE g"
daughter Of the late Captain GIN 4. Cary, 60
GORDON MACDONALD, of Montgomery, Ala.
Montgomery (Ala.l papers please copy.
Married. I'm Washington. ID. G., Thursday after
noon. April %, 1852. ut the residence Of the
brides aunt. BY Rev. y. NJ. Carroll. pastor Of As
bury Methodist Episcopal church. Mr.. JAMES +.
SCOTT. of Washington. ID. C.,to Miss PlNklE a.
DAVIS. of Richmond. Va. No cards
Married, at the residence Of the brides mother,
Tuesday. April ] sth by the Rev. John D0ngherty'
GEOPGEF. BURGESS and MARY +. O'KEEFFE.
No cards.
Galveston papers please copy.
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M AT SYCLE BROTHERS.
NEW GOODS EVERY DAY AND SURPRISING
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
SILKS:
Now open, the NEW SPRING STYLES Of
FANCY FOULARIS At the low price of 4Oc.


SILKS:
Now open, the NEW SPRING STYLES Of
FANCY FOULARDS at the low price of 40c.
ALSO,
BLACK and PLAIN COLORED SILKS,
SATIN RHADAMES.
SATIN DUCHESSE, MERNEILLEUX,
SURAIIS and SATINS,
I'm all qualities at popular prices.
Our assortment of MOIIE ANTIQUES and
BROCADES Is complete and uneNceled I'm value.
We invite special attention 10 the following new
assortment Of
small designs and extra heavy:
BELLOWS BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS. "a
inches wide, Sl25 sold last week At sl.gO
BELLoN'S sATIN-FINIsH, $3.50. were sl.75 :;
COLORED DRESS SILKS in all shades-new as
sortmeuts mt 20, 80. So. and 9Oc., quality sold
last season at sl.l5 ahd sl.25:
COLORED RlIADAMES, DUCHEssES. ST.
RAILS, MERVEILLEUX. and SATlNs-all
P'''''''''' DRESS GOODS:
We have now open our entire spring importation
Of FOREIGN DRESS GOODS. comprising the
largest Variety Of FANCY and STAPLE FABRICS
ELEGANT NOVELTIES in FANCY TINsEL
PLAIDS. STRIPES and BAY ADERts, SILK
AND WOOL and ALL-WOOL PLAlDS and
STRIPES ALL-WOOL SOLID and INYlSI-
BILE CUECkS. SI.K-AND. WOOL MIN
TUREs and SIDE-BAND-BOBE STYLES in
wonderful variety in PLAIN tABRlt = the
assortment, both OF qualities and coioring-' IS
unennlled by any previous Offering:
SEES ~ - % NE rIIH "
NTRES, CASIINERES. NUNS YELLING,
and DRESS FLANNELS at all prices.
LACE DEPARTMENT:
We are showing an The latest novelties in this
department In LACES and madc-up LACE
GOODS. We offer rs q special ana extraordinary
bargain
1000 yards BLACK SPANISH LACES I'm new
and elegant designs. Of this springs importa-
lion. at 93c. per yard, worth every cent OF 75c.
per yard;
pillow-shams. Sc. at 3Sc.-cheap at zoe. each.
Special bargains win De offered this week I'm Ia
DIES and CENT ENlEN'S HANDhERCIllEF>
and GLOVES In the latest styles for the spring
season. full line Of PAEASOLS and sun
UMBRELLAS
CASSINIERES for Mems and Boys wclr-we point
ont special bargains in this department.
go pieces NEW MATTlNGS Just received.
You will also find fun assortment Of the above
goods at our branch store. 1929 MAIN STREET.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
ap 23-eod BIZ Broad street.
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The Dispatch says the vacancy occa-
stoned by the acceptance Of Mr.. Rue Of the
office Of postmaster would in the event OF
an election for an extra session be filled by
Democrat. We trust that our contempt
rary may prove true prophet, but we do
not see upon what grounds the prediction
is based, especially if the taxes Of the ne
groes are to be as generally paid up as they
were in the last canvass NOJoH Ledger.
ISOrry TO hear it,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-03

The Philadelphia Telegraph is pleased
that LYNCH was admitted into the House
of Representatives in time to vote upon
the anti-C Chinese bill. Will he vote for or
against it? If he does as the voters Of his
race in Virginia would do. he will vote
against the bill because the Democrats vote
for H.
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In lecture ia Baltimore the other eve
ming Bishop TreyrR (hinself negro said
that the negro race liked tie word "ne-
gro" best. They ought 10. They are me-
sfoes; aud II shows want OF good sense
- o''cct TO the only word which properly
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M NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
II. & L. MITTELDORFER
WILL DISPLAY ANOTHER LOT OF BAR
GAINS JUST RECEIVED.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL EARLY.

MORE SILKS and SATINS in al colors;
sURAHs, NUNS vEILING-Black and Colored;
BLACK SILKS from soc. to So;
COLORED SILKS, all shades and prices;
BLACK and COLORED SATINS, very low;
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, and NOVELTIES;
BLACK CAsHMERES and MOURNING GOODS.
The best bargains ever offered in this city at
ap3O ID. & 4. MITTELDORFER's.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Sunday morning. April 30. 1852, At his
residence, In HcnricO county, Va, Rev. THOMAS
DlGGS; aged siXty-ive year,.
lie was buried In Hollywood cemetery Monday,
Nav lst.
Christian AdrocGte please copy. d.
Died. NJ d. +. Jordans, lIcnrico county. May lst,
HERBERT 4. WHITE. sOn Of Thomas +. White,
I'm the tweniy-siNth year Of lis age
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describes the race. We use the word enc
gro - habituaIly. We never use "nigger,"
this latter being term Of reproach, or at
least Of Encouragement,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-03

ylgor and regularity OF the stomach and
bowels are assured by using the LIcbig
Company's Coca Beef Tonic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-03
FANCY GOODS.

S 7 E V E N S
HAS OPENED THIS WEEK
100 dozen solid BONE-HANDLE KNIVES, SELL
ing at 81 a set-the old price was 81 a
dozen;
Another lot Of LARGE DECORATED JAP
ANESE PARASOLS at zoe:
Several new shapes In TOILET SETS selling
atS5
100 dozen FINE PORCELAIN HANDLED
CUPS and SAUCERS, selling at J0c.a set !;
Another crate Of those UNIIANDLED CUPS
and SAUCERS selling at zoe. a set, or the
cups separate for zoe. dozen; full line
of the best English and American makes
of fine porcelain selling very low;
25 dozen Sx10 COMBINATION FRAMES at
5Oc.-the handsomest In town for the
money!; ,,..,,..,.,-, 80, ,>,.,.,
All sizes OF LAMP CTIIMNEYS, GLOBES,
REFLECTORS, ILLUMlNAT0RS,
WICks, and BURNERS at very low
A large invoice OF ROCKINGHAM and
YELLOW WARE:
Great variety of HEMP, HAIR, aud
FEATHER BUSTERS; .-
Large addition To our stock OF CHlLDRENS'
CARRIAGES.
We will mail 10 any address free our descriptive
circular and catalogue OF the "INlON WEB
HAMMOCK. Far superior IN comfort. strength,
and durability 10 any other IN use. Address your
ap29 sos Broad street.