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Rev Books.


Notes of Talks on Tedching, GiUen by
Francis ". Pdrkpr at tie Ndrthd'S
Viaegard Summer Institute, JUiy l. to
Aug9St 10, 1882. Reported by LEILA A..
Partridge. New York L. l.. KELLOGG
q Co. 1888.
These are sensible talkS-practical talks,
we may say, for they were made by an eX-
pert in the art of teaching. " Education is
the generation OF power" says Mr.. PAR
KEE; not mere teaching. The child must
be made to think his own thoughts and eX-
press his own ideas.
For sale rs above.
4 Fashionable Sufferer or, Chapters from
Litc'S Comcdy by AUGUSTUS I0PPIN,
author OF "Rccollcctions of Anton
House." Illustrated by the author. Bo,-
ton: II0UGHTON, MIFFLIN Il Co. 1888.
Price, Sl.jo.
Here is book that ought to take. 1t IS
light, airy reading. The book is dedicated
"to the human influence" which has
caused the author " the sharpest pain and
the keenest pleasure" Read it, and find
out what that was.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON {; Co.
Daniel Webster. BY HENRY CAB0T LoDGE.
Boston: same publishers. 1883. Price,
S1.2j.
This is one OF the series OF " american
Statesmen" which has proved. we think,
a perfect success. The southern statesmen
have not all been treated as some OF us
think the neglected ones merited TO be
treated. All the volumes i'm the series are
readable. This one shows Mr.. WEB.TER
in a favorable light. How well we recall
his magnificent presence.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON q Co.
English as she is Spoke or. 4 ,Jcst III
Sober Earnest. With an Introduction
by JAMES WELLINGTON. New York: d.
APPLETON Il Co. Price not given.
1t viii make you laugh not little. Think
OF a man publiShinga Guide TO a language OF
which he himself knows nothing. as witnes,
the title-a specimen Of his English-and
the following elegant English sentences:
"Go to scad for. Have YOU say that
Have you understand that he says? Al
what purpose have say SO? Put your con-
fidence at my. At what O'Clock dine him
sing an area. Dress your hairs. lie doe,
me some kichS."
And innumerable others of like structure.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
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General Malone SPEAKS Out.

A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune has interviewed Gene
raj MALONE on the subject Of the recent
elections. He made the same sort Of claims
as to the success Of his party which have
been put forth by RDDLEBERGER and other
Coalitionists. Read the following precious
confessions:
ain the black counties they lihe Demo-
craiSl rcsOrtcd 10 every means OF misreprc-
sentation In order 10 deceive the negroes
and defeat us. The trouble i'm such coun-
ties is that there are not enough intelligent
white Rcadjusters 10 officer the colored
voters properly. The Bourbons are better
disciplined, although no more strongly or
ganiZcd, than we are, and that accounts for
some OF their successes. | have no mis-
givings as 10 the future. however. With
proper encouragement and not too much
sentimental squeamishness we can carry
Virginia and North Carolina against the
Bourbon candidate for President next
year."
Think Of that. "Therc are not enough
intelligent white Rcadiusters lin the black
counticsl to officer the colored voters pro-
perly"l And this is the kind OF party
that assumes to rule Virginia. No wonder
such party appoints negroes trustees Of the
public schools.
Notice, too, that General MALONE ayows
in effect th,t he is Republican. lie says ::
"With proper encouragement and not
too much sentimental sque1mishness we
can carry Virginia and North Carolina
against the Bourbon Democratic candi-
date for President next year.
who are "we"? Whom was he talking
to? To tne correspondent OF the New
York 1riJuae. He cannot explain this re-
mark away by saying that he meant any
thing else than eve Republicans y; for he
includes North Carolina with Virginia.
We can carry Virginia and North Caro-
lima" OF course he could not have been
speaking OF party that does not exist out
side OF Virginia. He meant what he said.
He is a Republican to all intents and pur-
poses.
"Not too much sentimental squcamish-
ness" sentimental squcamishness = Is
a good Mahoncitc phrase. The General
uses it to describe the hesi,ancy Of the
Half-Brecd Republicans to join forces
with him; but it is just as applicable to
the people of Virginia, whose "senti-
mental squcamishncSs causes them to
raise a clamor because negroes are appoint
ed trustees OF the public schools OF Rich
mond.
Is there one man having a dropof Demo
cratic blood in his veins who will hereafter
continue to vote with the MALONE party ?
the Republican party Of the Union mas
Querading in Virginia rs Eeadiusiers!
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FANCY GOODS.


- T i Y + Ms,
TILL JUNE lsr. WILL MAKE 4 DISCOUNT
OF TWENTY CENTS ON 4 DOLLAR
from his regular low price, on an purchases from
hi, immense stock 10 sos BROAD STREET with
the exception Of CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES and
the TABLE OF sPECIALTlES i'm the centre Of
tine store. on which The prices viii be such as viii
close them at once. ] make this offer 10 order to
move our present stool, 20 MAKE room tor fall i'm
lortaiions. which. from advccs just received will
arrive about sixty days earlier tai, season than
usual and must be handled.
Remember. No RESERVATION except that
mentioned. The discount applies to our entire
stool, Of CHINA. GLASS, sILVER-PLATED
WARE. JEWELRY. CLOCKS. ALBUMS,
FRAMES, TINWARE. OUSEKEEPING
GOODS, and FANCY GOODS. Twenty cents Oh
ON every dollar bought az prices that for seven
years have held the reputation for being the Low
EST N TOWN. Tie bargains ON the ODDS
AND-ENDs TABLE VIII surprise youat
STEVENS.
my9 5o5 Broad street.
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Ernp-ScIlnnl IkOhIlorN.

The Charlottesville Jefasonian thus
forcably comments on the llanoyer-school
frauds:
This School Board was composed en-
tirely Of Mahoncites: the Democratic MEM
bers OF the Board OF Trustees, having re-
ceived no notice OF the meeting, were not
present. That is not all. The said Board
also paid +. 5. Blair, the Attorney-Gene-
raj. who is q member Of the Board Of Edu-
cation, q Zee OF two hundred and fifty dol
lar OF the people, money Tor his service
to Valentine in aiding him in bis disgrace
iul conduct. Thus it i that these blatant
defenders Of the free schools, who con-
tinually pirate about Funder robbery Of the
free schools, quietly rob the free-school
fund and pay a fine for the malfcasance oi
one OF their gang in Office, as well as the
fee Of the lawyers who defend him. They
sustain and project this man with the funds
raised for the education Of the children Of
Virginia in resisting the authority and re-
fusing to obey the mandates Of the Supreme
Court Of the state"
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III CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH south side Of Gr.ce street between
Fourth AMI Fifth strectsl.-stiyicc 40 IL \. VI.
and 500 =. VI. conducted by the pastor, Rev T..
4. PETERSON.
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vurptuin News.
judge Ouarles, Of the County court q
A ,,c,,s,, ro,,,,t,, haa resigned.

Judge Quarles, Of the County 'oui' u
Augusta county, has resigned
To-day Il memorial-day in Staunton.
Captain Woods, OF Charlottes'liie' ""' w
liver the memorial address.
Colonel w. w. Wood, OF Halifax, was
operated on for cataract In Baltimore U"
Saturday and is doing well.
Professor John L. Campbell, OF WASH
ington and Lee University, Is greatly i'h-
proved, and is walking about the house.
Copious rains fell all through the Norfolk
section Yesterday. extending up the spa
board road as far rs Weldon.
Commodore w. X. Mayo, commanding
the nayy.yard. left Norfolk for City Point
yesterday to inspect the James-riyer IRON
clad fleet.
4 new post-ofIice has been established
at Sims. Patrick county, Va, with Frank
lin p. Spanger as postmaster. and James
+. Hughes has been commissioned postmas-
ter at Fancy Grove, Va.
The Wythevile Enterprise says: The
drought i'm this section is alarming. Wheat
is drying past relief, we fear, and oats will
be a failure crop beyond doubt. Grass l.
parchcd and vegetation suffers.
Abingdon people want to catch the mis-
creant who built fire under the boiler OF
the engine OF the brickwOrks OF that
town. The timely arrival OF the engineer
prevented a terrific explosion.
4 cave OF considerable dimensions has
been found in Woodland park. a body OF
woods i'm the heart Of the town OF Roanoke
belonging to the Roanoke Land and I'm
provemcnt Company. The discovery has
created intense excitement.
The Franklin gazette says: a colored
man. Taylor Ilarcom by name, who lives
IN that county, had the misfortune to lose
his barn and contents 10y fire one night last
week. His horse was burned, also all OF
his flaming utensils except one plough. 1t
is supposed that the barn was set on fire.
Harcom voted the Democratic ticket in the
late election, and has received sympathy
OF substantial nature from his white
friends
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To the Democratic party OF Virginia the
whole country is looking for her release
from the thraldom under which she now
languiShcS. Rally to these calls, Democrats
OF southampton You can't afford to be
apathctic when the honor and welfare Of
your wives and children are involved.
Don't content yourselves with voting only.
There is work for every man to do. In the
name Of your sireS and i'm behalf OF your
families we invoke you to carry the war
into tie camps OF the enemy, and not rest
until that greatest Of -Mahoneism-
is entirely crushed. Let us but repeat the
work which so triumphantly crowned our
efforts with success on the fourth Thursday
in May, and in November next body Of
true Virginia gentlemen will be selected to
represent Virginia in the councils Of state.
FrapkLm Gazette.
Never mind the tariff just now. In due
time Democratic administration will make
it fair, just, and equal. Abolish the inter-
nal revenue system. and let lis have an
honest and efficient Federal civil SERVICE
LychbuTg AdUdRCe.
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The attempt TO class Cameron with
Walker, Kemper, and Holiday won't avail.
lie belongs 10 the Wells .-DiSpatch.
Now you're talking. He ran for Gov
ernor on the African war ticket.-Lyach-
bury AdCGnce.
And his act in putting two negroes upon
the School Board OF Richmond is a strik-
ing comment upon his threat in 1881 that
he would carry Africa into the war.
But the people OF Virginia will next No
yember remand Africa back to Africa's
proper position.
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. VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS OF
TIE AGE.

No medicine introduced 20 the pupnc has e'sI
met with the success accorded 70 Hop bit''ls' ~
stands to-day the besi-kno"n curative "l"," ~
the world. It's marvellous reno"h y no' "u'
the advertising IL has received. II Is '',',u'D ~
reason Of lts inherent virtues u o'es az ''"'
claimed for A. It's the most po"'iin. -,
and effective agent known Tor inc Du'i"'"s ~, ~
to,,II,atcA svsterns and general family medicine
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Don't talk about iricd chicken, DR.. b.
The Baton must choose another subject.
II rcminds Us oil the fried chicken (and
champagne set before four Nirginians in
Cincinnati few years ago rs lunch by
the wife Of prominent gentleman Of that
city. set before them. as she said, because
she had always heard that Nirginians were
exceedingly fond Of fred chicken. on,
no. Doctor. 1t is not the preachers only
that delight in that kind OF "wild fowl
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Thursday, June 7. 1888 by the Rev.
DR.. Thomns /. Preston. Mr.. JAMES H. Fits. L.
:. y. and Miss MARY b. BLAIR, daughter Of
John Blair, Esq.
Married. at No. 800 west Grace. on 9TH June. by
The Rcv.J Harmon, JAMES liONAN to SAIL IL
WARMER.
Married. In Richmond on 9Th June, by Rev.
John Ilannon. JOliN ". BRYANT 10 LII. \
DAVIS.
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III SEVENTH-STREET CHRIS
TIAN OICRCH.-R Rev. J.. /. POWELL, of Hop
kmsviilc. KY. will prclchat IL \. VI No service,
IL nLrII.
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WINSTON. FORsYTHE COUNTY. y. Cog
~ ~ ~ Mrrcn Ii l--I.

Con,lemeu.-I desire 10 express 10 yon my thanh,,
"a, ya,,, wonderful Hon B!ftcrs. ! was tronblci
with dyspepsia for i've years previous 20 con-
mencing the use Of your Hop Blttcrs some .,A
rnonfh. ago Nv cure has been wonderful hh
nastor OF the First Methodist church ~ ths pia,'
and my whole congregation can teeti5 I" '"'
great virtue Of your bitters. =, ,,,.,.,,,gt
Very respectfully, heF' H. hhNDNN'
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Governor CAMERON, give the public the
names OF some OF those leading white Co.
alitionsts who approve the appointment Of
PAUL to be a school trustee in Richmond.
II you can't give some, give one. Give lis
one OF those you received from Richmond,
for example.
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III Is wrong, no matter who did il. and
the people are going TO make il a test cues
ton this fall.
The Danyillc Times has always opposed
the election OF negroes 10 Office. We
struck that string the first week our paper
was issued, and we have been PLAYING ON il
continually ever Since.-DonUWe Times.
Fortunately. as we have shown, there
viii be no trouble in making a fair and
square te,t OF this important question when
we come 10 elect members OF the next Gen
eral Assembly. The Constitution provides
in substance that all the voters shall be eli
gible TO all Offices "withm the gift Of the
people >; which is equivalent to giving the
Legislature power to declare which Of the
voters shall oil the appointiye Offices.
What squirming there will be among the
when this question is presented
10 them.
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RonKS. eTATIONEKY. dc.

NEW BOOkS.-The Virginia Campaign
~ of GA and 80. bv General \. \. HUM hrcys,
II Statistical Record Of the Armies Of the United
states, by Captain Frederick Phistercr, II. A
Fashionable sufferer, nuw novel. fl.JO: Daniel
Webster American Statesmen series, 1928: New
Riverside edition Of French and American Note
Books. and American Notebooks. Hawthorne. ~
each; Bancroft History United states. volume p.
new edition Doctor Claudus. by author ~ Mr..
I,aacs, II. CARLTON MCCARTIN 4 CO..
fpg sos Main street. Richmond.
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DFrFvA,s. WIS. september 2i' 1850.
Ceutlo,ncn.-- have taken ma quite one hDiii" ~
fhe Hon Filters. ! WIS feeble ola man ~ seven .
tv-eighf when gotlt. To-day aiu as active ana
f.el M Vol as I did ~ thirty. ! see great many
that need such medicine. ~ h'l To-
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EOfUEsTEH, y. ! - NIfFT = 80
TY0r Biffers COfapdHN: Please acc, pt our kIa'.o
80 Lind 10 donate. aud which were such hcheht
10 ms. We are SO bunt mp win u we feel young
again OLD LADIES DF lib
HONE OF THE FniENDLEsS.
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IL FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between groad AID
Gucel-Rcy. VIC. ScHAEFFER, pastor. Preach
ing AZ Ii \. VI. and AZ SD =. VI. Confirmation
and Lords supper at The morning service. Al wei
come. seats free.
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certain direction, and cause nlsa ,s,d ~ 's 60
70 be mt mon buttercups aud dalslcs, ~
closely does the Partisan wcrid 'o''o"
poptIIar fashion.
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CARPETS. Ou..CLOrIiS. &c.

1 HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
Il SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. Chinese
MAfllNnS Of an grades, OH CLOTHS aud
LlNOLEDM CARPETS, RUGS. MATS, lAnFs
aud HOLLANDS, CoRNlCE and CORNlCE
POLLS, LACE-CURTAlNS. sc. PAPER
HAN1lNGS Of the latest designs. Al orders
promptly attended 10. Work done In town or
country. A. JENNINGS
sp 22-2m 1911 Main street, Richmond, VA
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A CCOUNT-BOOkS-JULI.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
solicit early orders FOR BOOKS WANTED IN
JULY.
4 large assortment Of BLANK BOOKS Of many
sizes ANA Kinds always on hand at the LOWEST
PRICES. jeG-d
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MONROE. MICH. september =. so.
Sire.-T have been taking Hop Bitter inr in1fm-
nation Of the kidncys and bladder: % hl- done
for me what four doctors failed iO hn-cuFci me-
The effect of the Bitter, seemed ilae magic.
". J.. GARTER.
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BOOTS SHOES. &c.

A LII TIE NOVELTIES wfsp
IL REA
TRUNKS, Af
sATCIELS E@-
NALISES,
BAGS.
BAGS;
GENTLEMEN's LOW SHOES in an the styles;
LADIES' LACE and BUTTON OXFORDs, NEW
PORT TIES and SLIPPERS;
4 fun line Of MISSES and GILL DREN'S FX-
IRA llGH-CUT BOOTS:
OLD LADIES' and GENTLENEN'S SOFT
FLEXlBLE-SOLE, BROAD-BOTTOM and
FLAT-HEEL SHOES.
j. \. GRIGG. Pace Block,
my 20 corner Main and Eighth streets.
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n Won have -ics frio1. whose 'fc J. p burden;
one bottle 90 Hop HiuC VIII restore ihal iHehh
% perfect health and happiness.
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IL MONUMENTAL CHURCH,
Rev. j. G.. ARMSTRONG, u. d.. re,tor.--scryiccs al
IL 4. VI. and r. NJ
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PROPOSALS..

OFrlCGOF TUX htNAwUN CONrANl.l
CUALLE>ruN. Jane =. l~~3.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
4 Ar THIS OFFICE mt, noon. JUNE 200
1855. Cor tnc GEADl ALTON. MASONRY.
tRO>>-IlE>. etc.. Df thc ohio Central railroad
between Charleston aud tDc mouth of Oaul.' river
about ihirty--lN lud hlif miles.
Plans and specifications may OBJ. found af th.s
Office. n. ID. NitrtONB
ic S-,JclQ President kautpht tOrrutnv.
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MiLLfR MANUAL-lAHUR SCHOOL. I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- tElNE I'D 10 this Office uuttl thc 2JIu DAY OF
JUNE for the CONSTRUCTION OF The
NORTHERN WING OF OUR MAIN SCHOOL.
BUILDING.
The Board VIII entertain proposals Tor doing .lc
chtite work, and also separate proposal. fDl doing
ue bflck-work. carpenter-w0rh, cut-,tout work,
galNhzec-iron WORK, painting, stating, Thinning,
plasiering, cast and wrought-lrou work, and
Plumbing.
flans aud specifications he seen at his Oftce,
tnd also at the oilce OF ALBERT LlGKOCk, archi-
tcct. Richmond, Va.
The bosrd reserves the right 70 reject any and all
bids or parts thereof. &. r.. NAM rtR.
superintendent.
BArEsyiLLE, Va, June |, lss3.
f. 7-eodtIe93
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DRY GOODS.

BLACK SILKS. JERSEYS, BELTS,
|SATCHELS.
nj grcafly-rc- SILK GLOVES,
IMITI~.
duccd prices IlANDhERCiIlEFs,
IIAtE~.
FNBEOIDERITS.
COLORD SILKS MERlNO INDEKWEAR.
IGENiLEMEN'S FURNISH
at grcatly-rc- ING GOODS.
duccd prices. 4 iuii and complete line on
NJ 'S YELLING aud kI.
BIER CLOTHS iu all the lead
BLA CK-AND- Ing shades
WHITE CHCK EMBROIDERED MUSLIN
DRESSES just received
and STRIPED
GRAPE UE ClIElNE in plain
SILKS at 90 and oriental figures.
and soc. FRENCH BATTlSTE SUIT
lNGs ia new design.
II yOu are IN want Our HOUSEKEEPING DE-
PAETMENT you viii find
of SILKS, don't stocked with q fun and COM
plefc line Of LINEN and DO
fail % look at MESTlCs. Price, In keeping
with quality Of goods.
our stock before
Look M our TOWELS at prices
you purchase from 1920 Ia slJ per dozen.
my29 CARDOZO. ALsOP, MOsBY & co.
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- NAHIA kRmER. ~ IN TnnIAs K.

tHA'fEER~Et tG.July 20. 1873.
This is goo Do tnr people hu Iw th1f L. anna Maria
kridtr, Wllc of IubiA. hridcr, 1m u0w past -eg-
cuty-fOur years Of age. Ny health BIAS boon very
Wetkutss Dad cough. n}-pcp -l. great debility.
constipation ~ the bowels. / wa. SOD Miserable
could clt nothing. hcardof Hop Bilftr, aul Nl-
resolved Co.. fly them. have only used Three D.t-
Hes aud ] feel wonderful good. Wrll. and strong
again. Nv bowels are regular nos appetite good.
ANA cough gone. uruh DO Day duty lu Dee tND I0n-
pie know how bad Ha. aud what tic medic. md.
Dog. done for me, SD they can curc tAems.. I.,
with 10.
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~ FIRST PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rcv T. /. PRESTON. d. d., pastor.
Services al 1 4. W and T. VI.
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~ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH Grace above shnfcrl-Rev. PEYToS II.
HoGE pastor.-Scrylccs M IL 4. VI. and SIS Z.
VI. seats free. Public cordially invited.
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~ d. q L. MITTELDORFER.


our buyer Is inst from NewYork. where he pur-
chased q very large stock OF NEW SUMMER
GOODS. which we viii offer 10 the public on MON
DAY MORNING. consisting of
LAWNS IN beautiful styles, NJ Al. 81, 81, ~, So
10. and Ice:
WHITE GOODS-LINON DE DACCA at s'lc.
worth l24c.. at Toe. II yards wide. regular
price poe, at 1876. worth Zoe, at 2Oc rc~u-
lar price 3Oc.
4 full line Of all kinds of WHITE GOODS.
DRESS GOODS. I'm Checks, all colors;
NUNS YELLING:
BLACK and COLOHED SILKS:
SUMNER SILKS at -. 90, go, and 7Jc.
PARASoLs. PARASOLsl PARASOLsl
40 NEW PARASOLs iu-t received at a great
re iuriiou on former prices:
COACHING PARA>OLs at Sl.So In all colors
WlilTE PERNsOIs at s5c.. former price y 80;
l.dU0JAPANE>E PARASOL> az :. :. and lOc-
former prices %. 81 and Dec.
FANS. FANS! FANS! FANS,
Tie largest stock Of FANS ever offered I'm this
CITY from 20. % > l.2J for The tine I'M the mar
Ret. IN want Of FANS VIII DO well 10 look
40 our stock.
MATrINGs. MATTINGs! MATTINGs!
3f3 NEW PIECES just received from auction.
ON these goods We are headquarters.
wards:
FANCN MATTINGS 40 an prices;
CARPETS 10 be- closed ont roglrdloss Of cost, OF
which We have large stock;
OIL-CLOTHS for floor, and tables;
WINDOW-SilADES. I'm Plain and Fancy.
UNDERsHIRTs! UNDEESHRTs
LADIES SUMNER I'NDERSIIlRTS AZ zoe;
GEN1It MEMS GAIZE INDERSlliltlS at ~,
%. %. 80, 80, 10. so, and coo. for Thread
one:
CHILDPEN'S SUMMER UNDERsHIRTs at all
prices.
CORSETs! CORSETS. COKSETs!
CORSET al 25c. worth SOC;
COR TT az Acc. worth Zoe;
CORSET 40 Doe. worth S7tc.;
STATTESQUE WOVEN ABDOMINAL CORSET
at 81 50, former price 500.
25O dozen UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS. Just open
cd. at 40. %. 90, -, Soc, and 81 for the ce!c-
hratcl Planet.
Don't fail To- give as a call for bargains I'm al
kinds of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
ID. 81 T.. AlTTELDORFFR,
my 27-Su.W&Sa 527 Broad street
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The iiOard Of Visitors will meet 40 the Institute
in annual session on 9TH JUNE.
Applications for admission as Cadet, will De for
wardcd 10 the Superintendent on or before this
date. Vacancies for STATE CADETS will exist
in the following senatorial districts.
NlG-ALLEGHANY. BOTETOURT, BATH,
and ROCkBRlDGE.
X-SIlENANDOAi aud PAGE.
Nlll-LOUlsA, rig, &c.
NNllI-ALBEMARLEa and GREENE.
NNlI-BkDFORD.
NNlll-PATRICk HENRY.
NNNI-FRANKLIN.
NNNiI-DINWiDDIE GREENSNILLE. &c.
NNXi-NORFOLk CITY, PRINCESS ANNE.
NHNlI-lSLE OF WIGHT. NANSEMOND.
ANNV-RlCHMOND CITY.
GEORGE, WEsTMORELAND.
sc.
For information address
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
my ly-Sa, Iu& ThtJe2T superintendent.
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~ THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CIIURCH.-Rcv. l.. Il. IlOwIsON, pastor, viii
preach Al / a. VI. and SID PF.
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M FRENCH BRANDY.

Direct importation of
JAMES llENNESSY BRANDY,
In wood anl glass. For sale by
my 25-lm OSCAR CRAM.
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We have sold an immense lot OF
MATTiNGS
We have 4 consignment or
II-(I nTIIS

this season. Our stock IS now so small that we VIII
clear the balance al a sacrifice.