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Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
READAND REFLECT.

The Holidays are ap-
preaching, and before you
know it they will be upon
you with all their grandeur,
and just here we would re-
mind you to make your Sc
lection OF presents before the
rush and while the sock is
complete in every depart
ment. If you invest in jew
elry, cali on s--.g..-0
He. . kAse SECOND street.
IT WILL PAY YOU.
In our entire business ex-
perience we have never
known prices Of jewelry and
silverware to touch so mode
rate a figure as the special
lots now offered. Our Gus
toners have been quick to
recognize it, as is amply evi'
dcnced by their ready pur,
chases, and we have their
united assurance that for real
beauty and intrinsic value
these goods are unsurpassed
| MILLARD r. DAVIS,
No. . East second street.
I'm GOLD WATCHES,
1--WE display some Of the most
handsome styles ever exhib.
lifted, and fit them up with
lime movements, at prices
that defy competition
Every watch sent out is
guaranteed to give perfect
Satisfaction. In silver watches
we have a large assortmen,
at moderate prices. Wha,
is better than a lime-piece
tor a present ? !. -...g--.0.
| MILLARD r. DAVIS.
| no. Eat AecOnd street.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
Clocks and Jewe|ry,


The largest and best Sc.
lection OF clocks to be found
in the State can be seen by
visiting the undersigned. and
at prices ranging from $3.50
or up. In jewelry we offer
the latest novelties, which in
cludes some OF the prettiest
designs ever made.
MILLARD =. DAVIS,
No. . East second street.
Last, but not Least,
Is the display OF elegant
silverware, a large assert,
ment Of which has just been
received. The designs this
year are far in advance Of
any previous season, and
those who have already seen
the unique patterns are per
fectly delighted, and do no,
hesitate in making their Sc.
lections. A call is all that is
needed. .r... frs.
MILLARD r. DAVIS.
No, . East second ItPeet.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-08
III Market street, whileYo-but!dtnK
1t Fourth and Market

Tapestry Brussels r ugs
are also in great variety, and
we show them now in hand
somer patterns and figures
than ever. They are much re-
duced in price. 62s cents
from s., and IS cents from
81. The large sofa size are
$l,373 and $3.50.
.... WIN. B. SHARP.
III ~ stysat. While rebuilding
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The Catholic church at Amherst Court
house is now completed and ready for
dedication. 1t is said to present a very
neat appearance.
CAPTAIN John p. l.. Hopkins. OF Acco-
mack county. had his right shoulder dislo-
Gated last week by being thrown from his
buggy by runaway horse.
Judge John II. Sutherin, brother Of G..
T. Suhcrlin, Esq, Of Halifax, and "a cousin
OF Major W. y. Sutherlin, of Danyills. died
recently at his home, in De Soto parish, in
| Louisiana.
4 man named Delano, in Lynchburg,
was watched and caught recently stealing
newspapers from front porches after being
| left by the carrier. lie was sent TO jail for
fifteen days.
A special meeting OF the trustees Of the
Union Theological Seminary, Virginia, has
been called in Richmond on the 18th July,
at ) II. NJ, to supply the vacancy in the
faculty occasioned by the resignation OF
Rev. DR.. Dabney.
William Kane, a small negro boy, aged
twelve years. stole horse in Roanoke. be-
longing to Mr.. Augustus Galloway, last
week. He was subsequently captured.
and had vigorous logging administered
him.
4 negro named Binner was arrested in
Norfolk on Saturday on charge OF MUIR
der committed on the farm OF Colonel
Humphreys, about a mile from GoldsDoro' ,
y. c., about six years ago. y reward OF
5000 had been offered for him.
4 story comes from Accomack county to
the effect that a little negro child OF George
Music. living near OnancOck. was found
dead in the doorway by it, mother, and it
is supposed to have died from the effects
OF some mashed potato-bugs administered
by older children.
On the narTOw-gauge railroad OF the
ROrcr Iron Company, near Roanoke, Fri
. day evening, Robert Faulkner (negro),
while coupling cars, had his arm so badly
crushed between the bumpers that it had
to be amputated two inches below the
elbow joint.
e \ c0lored woman named Sarah Morgan,
who lived near Nottoway Courthouse,
while attempting to cross the railroad track
q few miles east Of that place Saturday
morning was struck by the locomotive OF
' the west-b0und freight tram on the Nor
. folk and Western railroad, and fatally in
. iured.
There was large crowd present at the
: dedication OF the new Baptist church al
+ Hampton on Sunday. Among the divincs
= present were Reys. J. l.. NJ. Curry, ID. d..
Ii. D.; A. 4. Dickinson, ID. d.. editor
= Religious Herald Richard Tolman
h Thomas Hume, ID. D., and f. X. Boston
pastor OF the church.
!. Sunday afternoon Henry Rodier, young
man about nineteen years OF age, living a
the corner Of Twenty-second and T. streets
II Washington, was accidentally killed in
: Alexandria county, about half a mile from
n the aqueduct bridge. Rodier went on
!; with friends for target-shOoting. Will,
!, engaged in the sport one OF the pieces wa.
i, accidentally discharged, and Rodier wa
! hit in the left side and killed instantly
!: The shot was fired by William wager
!; Rodier was employed in the Government
J Printing-Ofice.
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AIbemarlc Female Institute, dc.

Correspondence OF lne hl'hh""" ''''
U>IvERsITY OF VIRGINIA.,
June %, 1888. !.
Charlottesville has been quite ll'el.
town of late. The commandments arc
mon us. The first OF these was that o.
the Albemarle Female Institute, where lh'
evcrcises passed off very pleasantly
There were four full grlduates-namely,
Miss l.. Berta BIB, OF Louisa county
Va: Miss Clara G.. Jones. OF Cnarloties'
Vile. Miss Ella Wills. CharlotteSviiIe
Miss s. Il. Ashby. Bazard, Va. Professor,
Eubank and Dickinson may not TURN our
so many graduates as are sent forth from
some other seminaries, but to be luil
graduate OF this school has always mean'
Something. and the full graduates have
taken high rank as teachers.
Last night the annual sermon before tnt
YoIno Mems Christian Association oil the
University was preached in the Public
Hall bv Rev. DR.. John +. Edwards, OF
petersburg. The various churches OF the
town suspended services for the occasion,
and very large and brilliant audience
erected the distinguished preacher. On
the platform we noticed Rev. Mr.. Whitley,
chaplain OF the University; Rev. Dr. starr
pastor Of the Methodist church OF Char
ioftesville; and Rev. DR.. John y. Broaduss,
OF the Southern Baptist Theological SEMI
nary, Of Louisville, Ky.
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understood here that he Is the ablest man

understood here that he IL the aoies' man
among the students Of this session; ..
THE orator OF the day, Father Ryan, "
now introduced. lie Is considerably apv,o
the medium height; Is stout ana s',aisn''
ITIs face Il very full-indeed, ratner nea'y
Locking. He has profusion OF waN! nan
v nich hangs down upon his snou''ie ~.
his manner Il perfectly cofnposeui n,'
voice GOOD. and his manner frce' he
noces the plafform back and forth, anu
seems 10 feel much at home. lis suDleo'
"a % Ideals, Nature Is incomplete, anu 70
he completed. II Nature made itse,i, ,nen
farewell TO your ideals. The physie,I
scientist blinds himself with matter. ne
seeks for facts. But these facts are NOT
within the realm OF the ideal. Ineory
il moi necessarily true. Language Is tne
boom OF thought; but its root IS ID
fire hearts spiritual-ideal. SwinDurne
"a cultivated pagan. The speaker s'li-
rizes and ridicules Mr.. Oscar Wilde'
washington and Jefferson were patriots:
But where do YOU find patriotism now
In the dictionary. (Great hughter.l The
ideal OF marriage Is insisted upon. ana liie
divorces - Connecticut Zone divorce IN
every nine marriages. are severely hanuieu'
The name Of the State is well giyen-Con-
meet Lieut.. The orator pays ilne lrlOu,c
TO General Robert i. Lee, and commences
him as an example to the young men. ne
closes with an earnest appeal to the young
men TO live pure lives. The address was a
free talk. with little attempt at oratory IN
the usual sense; but It took wonderfully
well. -.
Mr.. Lawther. Of Texas, speaks lew eio-
ouent words Of farewell on the part oil the
societies. and the audience disperses III
high good humor. D. - H.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r7-LAWNs at s, 81, 81. 10, and l2sc''
cISaHAsfs at eI, 81, 10. 12H. and Ioc.'
STRIPED MUSLIN at &c. worm ,'o or. =.
LacT-sTRIPED MUSLIN at 12kc. worm 80
TOE. STRIPED MUSLIN nc 16bc. worm -''''
curCKFD MUSLIN at SIC. worth loc.'
curcKED MUSLIN at 1870. worth lIc',
,tIrcKFD MUSLIN at 1GSc. worth zo''' an.
WHITE soFT-FiNIsHED CAMBRIo " en-
worth IOc., at Ice. worth &c.," iz'se' "o'"'
17c.: ,~-orprtNcs-no
s,,cb AN assortment can be found elsewhere anu
onr nr,ces are lower than the lowest;
,,wCy MATING Mt IG2.c. worth 25c.' nj 2Oc'
,yortb ace. at use. worth &c., ut 3Oc' worm
0c..at 35c. worth Doc;
prn-fUECK MATING and WHITE NAT
TING very cheap;
CARPETS. OIL-CLOTIIs, RUGS, MATS, and
UAssOCKS-all very cheap;
4 full assortment Of goods for MOURNING;
An kinds of goods for BOYS and MEMS WEAR.
The LARGEST and BEsT-AssORTED STOCK
nj the LOWEST PRICES can always be found at
LEVY. DAVIS & BRAKES,
te27 succcsso To Levy Brothers.
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Died. at the residence OF her husband, DiS sss-
enth street. at y o'clock a. "; yune . ,Sn c,r,v
ELIZABETH THROCKMORTON' III tne Jury
ninth year OF her age. -. .,.,.o,od chill.
She leaves husband and twelve devoted chill
area 10 mourn hc- sad loss.
Dear mother shall sleep. but not forever
In the lone and silent grave.
Blessed be the Lord that taketh-
Blessed be the Lord that gave -
Her funeral win take place at 2 O'Clock IhlS
"wednesday MORNING from her late residence.
Friends and relatives are respectfully ni'"' ="
attend.
Died. n her residence, in Manchester; TUESDAY
morning June 26th. at OLD o'clock, Mrs. T. J'
BAIRD. I'm the seyenty-fOurth year oi ner age
Her funeral viii take place from me Mshcnes , ea
9th nj 400 l.. NJ. Friends Of the family are re-
spcctfuly invited TO attend.
Died. on 2Gth June. at the residence oi Johnl
Finders. ESD. General JAMES CON Nth, ui
Charleston \ C.. In the ifty-fourth year OF hs aye
The remains VIII be taken To- Charleston Nv .hS
3 O'Clock train Of to-day.
Died. on Tuesday afternoon, after gfiet iIi =
ness, ANNA LYDIA. twin-danehter OF hi.iia ,, = =
A and Margaret 4. Meagher; aged one year an"
nineteen days. a.. ,,.,.t..
The funeral will take place from 81 Patrick ;
church on THIS "wednesday AfIhhNOO.S, ~, ~
A. o'clock. The friends and acquainlahces Oh ''i'
family are respectfully invited 10 at'ehu. go.
Died. in Baltimore. Nd, M O'Clock L. W. 29ih
instant. JAliEs n. VI ALSH, son Of the late David
Walsh. In the forty ninth year 81 MS aHV, -,
HIS friends aud those OF his broihefs-ln-. W.,
H. Pc " Jr and George II. Valentine. are lnyl',,r
10 attend his funeral from the residence 1l ~ -
Peay. Jr., 504 north FIRM street, IO-D" 80
O'Clock.
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The Address of Father Ryan.
fRepor!ed for the Dispatch. ]

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA,
TUESDAY MORNING, June 90, 1883. I
The weather is exceedingly dreary, anC
The rain continues TO fall; but still The
crowd gathers in the public hail. Ii Is thC
harvest OF the hackmen; for every yehicl,
is in demand to bring ladies from Char
lottesville to the University.
The meeting OF the Society of Alumni
advertised for 10 O'Clock this morning. did
not come OF. IL seems that alumni were
scarce, and much regret is felt here that 80
few OF them are on the ground.
The delivery Of the Magazine medal take.
place to-day at IL O'Clock. This medal /.
awarded by committee OF the faculty tc
the student who, in the opinion Of the cofl.
mittee, writes the best article that appear,
in the University Magazine during the ses.
sion. The successful competitor this yea,
Is Mr. james q. Ryals, Jr., Of Cartersville
Ga, one OF the Masters Of Arts.
The crowd grows. That Washington
orchestra has some sense. Instead of deaf
enlng oar ears with unintelligible noises
they play Way Down in the Ccrnfield,r
"Old Folks at Home" and "DiXie,n til
the audience applaud to the echo. The
faculty, the visitors, and some noted guests
enter and occupy the platform.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. j. T. Whit.
ley. Professor Schele de We're delivers the
gold medal 20 Mr.. Ryals. In doing so he
makes most humorous speech, which is
received with tumultuous applause. HumoI
is not the only merit OF this charming little
speech, for Dr. Schele talks sense and wis,
dom rs well as wit. Mr. Ryals accepts the
medal in few very sensible, modest, and
words. His tribute TO the
power Of language, and his remarks upon
the abuse Of human speech, show the
thoughtfulness Of the man. 1t Is generally
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The Supreme Court OF Ohio has decided
the SCOTT law "a Republican measured to be
constitutional This decision viii have a
tendency TO strengthen the Republicans
and weaken the Democrats, we suppose.
This SCOTT law is TO be the one overriding
issue in the November election. 1t
is a law which provides for taxing
the sale OF liquor-a thing that has
not been done in Ohio for a long time.
We do not understand how the law was
so framed as to avoid conflicting with the
State Constitution, which prohibits the Ii.
censine Of the sale Of ardent spirits; but
so IL is. The Supreme Court has decided
that the law is constitutional, and there i,
no appeal.
Judge HoADLy argued the ease for tn
liouor-dcalers, and has lost il. But thi
fact will not dampcn their interest in hi
success, though the fact that the highes
court in Ohio has decided the law to b.
constitutional must result in some damag,
to the party or candidate that has opposed
the law on the ground that 1t was not con
stitutional.
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Indiana has so long troubled the country
with her October elections that the cOun-
try reioices that she is TO have none such
next year. In 1850 her Supreme Court Of
Appeals decided that she must have IN
election in October. The first consequence
was Democratic defeat in Indiana; the Sc
cond, Democratic defeat in the whole
Union. II will not be necessary hereafter
for either party to devote all its spare cash,
spare orators, and spare time, to Indiana's
October contest. Heretofore both parties
were compelled to adopt that policy, at
least once In four years-that is, just be-
Tore each presidential election.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

sss ss " $}' S / f.
ssss 7 eSoS LII Frr
RIB nnn 90 rrgrH 4 ZEE ERR + ssss
III ##nfR R$ sc # i /. #Hf s ssss
LARGEST STOCK OF PARAsobs
I'm the city.
svc1r BROTHERS sell the best CORSET 'or
soc. in the city.
sv,r BROTHERS only ask an inspection
,porurRs can sell cheaper than any
other house in the city,
svcrE BROTHERS have the largest Stock oi
LINEN BUSTERS in the
city.
svcrr BROTHERS have more of that CHEAP
WHITE LAWN left.
sx-,rr ppoTITFRs have a new lot Of PLAIN,
STRIPED. and CHECK
ED GINGIIAMs.
sYCLE BROTHERS will sell you an ELEGANT
BLACK GROs-GRAIS
SILK for 81 worth 1925.
sYCLE BROTHERS have opened two cases Of
NULL MUSLIN which for
merry sold at 4Oc., now
16Yc.
sYCLE BROTHERS offer the largest and cheapest
stock Of FANS IN the city.
sYCLE BROTHERS will sell you GENTLE
MANS GAUZE SHIRT at
soc. worth soc.
sYCLE BROTHERS will close out the balance Of
their SUMMER DRESS
GOODS at cost.
sYCLE BROTHERS VIII sell you the best PACl-
FIG LAWN at &c.
sYCLE BROTHERS viii sell a GOOD LAWN at
Sc. per yard.
sYCLE BROTHERS offer the balance Of their
SUMNER SILKS at cost.
sYCLE BROTHERS sell ALL-LINEN LAP
ROBES a, soc.
sYCLE BROTHERS sell JERSEYS ats
sYCLE BROTHERS will sell SPREAD for SOC.
Slightly damaged worth
s12j.
sYCLE BROTHERS have new line Of LACEs.
sYCLE BROTHERS Will sell slLK-CLocKED
HOSE for 23c. worth 3oc
sYCLE BROTHERS have a few more pair Of
those 25c. GLOVES left.
sYCLE BROTHERS sell CIIILDREN'S GAUZE
VESTS at DC. apiece.
sYCLE BROTHERS have SATTEEN FOU-
LARDS at sc.
SNCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Rrancb: 1924 Main street ie 24-e0d
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M EVERY MAN HIS OWN WASH
ERWONAN.-This IS accomplished by using
CELLTLOID COLLARS and CUFFS which,
when eoiled. can be wiped OIL with wet cloth.
For sale at LEVY. DAVIS 4 BRAKES.
1917 and 1919 Main street.
The best 81 CORSET Is the great BAMBOO;
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JOHN &. THOMPSON. heretofore for years
the chairman OF the Democratic Central
Committee OF Ohio, said on Monday last in
an interview with Washington Post re-
porter that there was nothing In the out
look to cause anxiety as to The result in his
State next fall. Mr.. THOMPSON also said
that he intended to do all he could TO aid
his successor 10 gain victory.
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TOTRNANEN Nj.
TOURNAMENT
III 4 1Ge3

TOURNAMENT
JULY 4. 1853.
UNDER THE AUSPICES or
STUART AND HENDERSON LODGES,
l. o. o. r.. Of Manchester.
NJ Drcwry's Park. one mile from the city, on The
Richmond and Petersburg turnpike. Wagons vii
run every half hour from tine corner Of Ninth and
Hull streets 10 the PARK; the same connect with
stages from Richmond. Tournament VIII COM
mencc at u. VI. The knights VIII DE- formed ana
diret ted by Captain Frank Guy. After browning
Of The Queen aud Maids Of Honor separate tilt
will be given. and a fine saddle and bride viii De
charged.
those wishing 20 ride I'm the tournament or 10
take ch anccs for the prizes viii plelse address W.
l.. WADDILL, Manchester. Va, rs soon ~ pos
sihle.
Dancing from 10 \. VI. to 7. VI.
Refreshments win De sold ~ city prices.
For further particulars, price If ticket' &C.. see
small bills ie 27-W.F& ,u3t*
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~ EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
d. q L. MIrrELDnRFER

d. & J.. MlTTELDORFER
have just received % large stock II WHITE
GOODS. LACFs. PARASOLS, FANS. HOSIERY,
DSEsS GOODS. LAWNS, CORSET>. MAT
TINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, UNDERSlilRTs, &C., &C.
bought at auction.
LAWNS. I'm beautiful styles AZ A., -. o. ~, ss,
10. and 12c.;
WHITE GOODs-LINON DE- DACCA at sc.
worth II &C.. al l0c.. J 4 yards " ide. regular
price zoe. al Is lc. worth z5c.. az eUc, regu-
lar price soc;
4 fun lihe Of an kinds of WHITE GOODS.
DRESS GOODS. in Checks, an colors;
MINIS YELLING.
BLACK aud tOLOBFD SILKS;
SUMMER SILKS 20 -. 90 0O' ana f0c'
PARhsOLsl PARAsoLs! PARAsOLSl
as NEW PAGASOLS just received az great
reduction on former prices:
COACHING PAEA>OLS at $50, In all colors'
WiilrF PAEAsOLs a. s5c.. former price Sl,,5o;
1000 Japanese PAEA~Ol> nj Z, :. ana lOc.'
former prices 25, 81, and soc.
FANS. FANS. FANS fANsi
Tie Target stock # FANS cyr offered IN this
ket. \ in want n FANS VIII do wei to look
al our stock
MATTINGs, NATTlNG>! MATTINGs!
3i3 NEW PIECES just received from auction
ON these goods we are headquarters.
WHITE MATTlNG at ti4O a piece OF forty
wards.
FANCY MATTING~ 40 all prices;
CARPETS 90 bee closed ont regardless Of cost' OF
which we have a large stock.
OII-CLOTUS for floor, and tables:
WINDOW-SllADEs. I'M Plain and Fancy.
UNDERSIIRT> lNDER~lilRIS!
LADIES SUMNER l'NDERSlllliIS ~ zoe;
CENT FMEN'> GAI-ZE tNDEESlllRTS at Is,
-. 20. go, 80. 40, 80, and soc. for Thread
CIlIIDREN's SUMMER UNDERsHIRTs at all
prices.
CORSETs, CORSETS. CORSETS!
CORSET az Z5c. worth soc;
CORSET at AOc. worth Toe;
CORSET az Juc. worth s7fc.; ... go,
ST ATUESOIL WOVEN ABDOMINAL CORSET
90 Il 90. former price $3.50.
$50 dozen UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS. Just OPEN
e1. at A.. So. Oj, -. Soc, and 81 for the cele-
brated Planet. .
Don't nul To- give us q call for bargains In all
kind, Of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
ID. < h. MITrELDORFER.
ie 1G-Su.WGSa J27 Broad street.
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Virginia Postal News.

New offices have been established al
Brayton. Greene county, Va, with Will
liam j. Dean as postmaster, and at Ogden,
King William county, Va, with John 0g-
den AS postmaster.
William Cassidy has been commissioned
postmaster at Allisonia, Pulaski county,
Va.
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FANCY GOODS.
- T l. V f. y :
OPENS THIS WEEK

70 fine PORCELAIN AND FIGURED STAND
LAMPS. trimmed complete, al 81;
New designs in LIBRARY and PENDANT
LAMPS atvcry low prices;
6 shapes Of FRENCIl-PLATE TOILET MIR
RORS at 81;
> cases LUBIN'S SOAR, selling B cakes for 90.
4 lot Of j. and 6-foot sTEP-LADDERs at IL and
1925;
Anothorlot Of that HANDSOME-BOX PAPER at
25c.;
LARGE invoice Of " CRANES CREAM PAPER.
selling at Dc. per quire and l5c. package
All sizes Of WATER-COOLERS, both Richmond
and northern make. az bottom prices;
beautiful assortment of CHINA CHAMBER
SETS all colors, band and moss rose from
Sup.
want 20 close the balance Of my stock Of Chill
DREN's CARRIAGES, among which are scyera
very fine ones that win be sold at the price Of me-
dunn grades at STEVENS,
ie12 5O3 Broad street
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NJ UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS
We show the largest stock ever offered in this city
Gentlemen In want Of SILK, ALPACA, SERGE
t,INGIAN. or CAMBRIA UMBRELLAS. and
ladies in want Of PARASOLS and SUM- NJ
BRELLAS should call AZ
LEVY. DAVIS BRAKES,
successors % Levy Brothers.
4 large assortment Of FANS. from &c. 10 -.
ic27
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~ 1000 YAEDS OF REMNANTS OF
VICTORIA LAWN, INDIA LAWN. and MAIN
SOCK MUSLIN al
LEVY. DAVIS Il DEAkES.
je27 Agents for Kcrr's specification.
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M BABY CARRIAGES-a large as
sortment-We have reduced our prices taking or
from - to SO on q carriage We mean l. close
out the lot LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE.
sole Agents for the great Bamboo Corset,
A big lot of sOTE-PAPER and ENVELOPES
very cheap. le2I
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICUMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly sOirce viii take place al Mo-
Fart Hall ON TIIURSDAN EVENING the 2Sth in
slant at 81 o'clock. Admission only by member
ship or invitatiOn-cards which must De presented
M the door Members can obtain invltation-cards
on applIcation to {. l.. SIEGEL. No. 42l Broad
street: &. T. JOHNSTON, No. 9l6 Main street; or
RAMOS ( MOSES. No. GA Main street.
ON this occasion. i'm consequence Of the ENGAGE
ment of the eminent vocalist Mrs. J.. ALlNt
OSGOOD. reserved seats NAV be secured at {. f..
JOHSSTON'S ~ % cents each. commencing on
TUESDAY MORNING the 26th Instant.
ic24-4t
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DRY GOODS.


in the followlng-named goods
.AcK and FANCY SILKS lower than they
have sold for the past twenty years.
PERSIAN LAWNS at 20 and 25c.' same rs Nc
have sold at % and 30c.-a decidef bargain
Extraordinary bargains IN TOWELS;
\ 10; of FIGURED SWISS from auction az %
and SOC. very cheap;
Great reductions in the price OF DRESS GOODS
of every description;
The best Sc. LAWN ever offered for the price,
also, GOOD LAWN at 8 and locr reduced
from l2ec.;
4 great variety Of LINEN LAwN at lower prices
than the same goods have ever been sold.
lea CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBY 4 60.
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UNION BANK OF RICHNOSD.l
HHHsHra 40 DLn

nWIDEND.-The Directors Of this Bank
II have declared DIVIDEND OF 3 PR
CENT Gree Of tax GA IT, capital stock out 81 tile
profits OF the current six months. PAYABLE to the
.. 1883. JAMES MILLER,
g. Pilot Cashier
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IECIIR RES.

I ECTURE.-MR Il. Il. IIOLSTEAD,
I 4 Of this city, viii DELIVER \ LECTURE In
the lccture-roOm Of DR.. Hoge's church FRIDAY
EVENING. june ooh, at $50 O'Clock. subject;
/. TOO. AN \ PAINTER.'
Admttance. % cents. je 2I-3t
DEV. W. +. EVANS
IL VIII deliver his popular LECTURE on
"ODD PEOPLE"
At NINTH-STEEET METHODIST CHURCH,
JUNE 2STH. At O'CLOCK =. VI.
The proceeds VIII 20 towards erecting 2 church
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