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julammsnaeiebt. Disie Meoi;in bat cline
ma9ilhe Wirtung he stbt Nube "
@elunDbeit uED fredlt oiftnsn Qeib. Sn
5olse biclsr Wtsotsin ID Jrau Dinslow
weltteriibm! gepo ben ols Wotltbdterin
Der &Inber. lno bic &inrer usrssn srp6
unb oanfsn ihr eafiir. AuA In bisler 5tabt
bat lie bic Rtnber ,u Dans psrpFiGtet.
0rDBe Quantitatsn ess 5ootIns Syrup
tuslten bier taslid psrfauft unb psrbrauHt.
Wtr elauben. Wlrs WinsloD bat lfh
butd bieisn Nrttel unfsrblih gsmabt
uno MIR lino iter3sust, Dab buld penfsl.
ben Sauisnte Don Sineern eersttst wurben
unb tnb Milionen tcn1sltsn nod NIT
Gsfole ssbraucssn werbsn. 5seine Wutter
bat ibre DiliGt 9etban, msnn fe niht
Wte. 0inslcw's 5rotfn3 gprup an.
manbts. 8stia@t e5 Aas. 9aoiss giiitor
9ltw gort. 3u pertanfsn bei aQsn
Druesiten. -25 Gents Die glafhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-23

gbilippindsn idpiea, aber nit Der
Wbfdt. ben junsen Meniden 70 menis
entsesenfomneab gu bebanoeln, saB er
ielblt bas 8.eoertommen unterlalen
wirbe. gBaltber fam uub pernidtete
burd iein san5es Weien iofort @b!lippinr
denS abfdt, ibm bic Gbir gu meiien,
unb bas 8ilb, bas lie lia bon ben utpin>
bisen SonlSoianten" semadt bate .grnit
unb ruhis, barmlrs, neIaaftlia unb
natiirlid trat er Elm. SIM @elprdA nit
Netta. in Der grinnerung an bic senleinz
fame entbebrunssreide Sinbheit wurbe ct
bana better, INNER aber blieb ein idmer5s
lider Qusbrud in Ieinen fdSnen 3asen,
ielbit nenn CT laut ladte tei bieIer cpsr
iener @rmdbnnns.
grme Sinoer, rief Bbilippinden einmal
uber bas anbere, uno oann fuBte lie ytetz
ia uno leste i6re 5uno auf Walt9er's
bunfle 2cden, uno mdbreno iene ladten,
itanben ihr bic 81, dnen in ben NuSen.
Damn trippelte iie binuus, I'M bas a.
benbbrob 80 bereiten, unb ME Wa!tb. r
aud prOteitirte, iie lieb es id nidt neb.
men, 3uiamnen ;u ihleppen, mas lie nur
beias uno puBte. so iaBsn oie Drei
nod lanse biuaus I'M cas 2dmpden I'M
einfaden gad;immer. Wattber bate
fur5 erddblt, pie slidli9.er iei, bet Sbeas
>Wiiere quitt gu iein, unb iprad warm
unb beseiltert bon ieinem neusm geruf.
(NDrtTesana spf1t.)
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euuipatt & 60.

Ser befannte S6ubbdnbler S. Wtar=
tin bat fein @ei6dft an Obige Sirma
Oerfauft nnb tperben bic 0erren ii6 ni6t
dlsir 5emiiben, bic alte Sunoi6aft bes
@eI6dftes 3u erbalten, ionbern aud im=
,mer nsebr neue &unoen Sl eruerben.
.GulliDan & 60. bsben ni6t nur
b0s befie uno geipdblteite Eager in Sa=
raens uno Rinberi6uben, fonoern lire
Waaren sei6nen ii6 au6 bur6 Yreiss
miirbigfeit unb DauerbaItisfeit aus.
Die Serren erbalten forttpdbrenb neue
3ufubren uno liefern baber bas 9ler=
inobernife. Man faufe S6ub5eug nut
bel ibuen, tpenn man gut be6ient iein
mil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-23

- @n ieltiamer 6idteripruA war es,
ben neulid sin Ridter in @aslanb fdate.
gtne 8epiiie MatH Bullaf erbielt meaen
setin9er 8eriesuns auf Ger giienbatn eli
nen laderlida hcben SdabenanIp,ud an
bic eompaenie. = Der Sfidter pernihtete
ben urtbeilsfprud auf ben @runb bin,
oaB ile une itre Sdweltern, bic ais 3eu=
gen eridienen Waren, 70 ldSu pdren, bab
lte Die 9eidwcrenen UNI ben gerltaun se=
bra6t hdtten.
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8eiier als $4,000.

SD CAB ilber $40, 1000 in 23 Sabren
aus" iagt MoiOr S. %. Sines in 8o=
iton, Ma7., rfiir oie 8ebanolung bon
@pileplie. Sd bate bic belten NerSte
in gieip Orleans. st. 2ouis, New Yorf,
pbilabelpbia, 8oton, 2onbon unb
paris, aber ubne grfolg. Samari=
tan Nerbine aber fat mid boafdn=
big fllrirt." $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-23

IS Sas. McGlellan, 9ia County,
iast: sd babe 8romns @iien Sitter
gegen nnDerbauli6feit gebrau6t uno
lernte es babel als cine CUTE @tebi5in
fennen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-23

8rabanbier, 9alencienne, pas
riier, &ufiifde, Gd6fifdbe unb leinene
Gpiben In groBer auswabl biligft beim
damons.
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= &n0pfe. 8efabartitel fir Damen
tleloer unb Wdf6e. iopie fit 8ettseug
biligif bel Samous.
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Slttt's 8
@iae,t
gpntptDme ei,ter
EyAix g. asinkham'a

mmtb 6ttAem g E b er.
Uaanael al, Mppetit. @cbdrm Gerftopfung,
Sd,lner;en i'm Stcpf nit eireru bunapfen @efiiHl
i'm Sititerfopfe, SdmerSen lnter ben 9dnlters
fbI1tfern, ,Aufgetriebenfein rtah bcnt Giie1i NIT
abneisiing gesen iebe f5rperlid,e ooer setftise
9hztgteit, reijbares9 temperament. triibcS Stiiiiz
aitllna nit benl beipnberen @efiibie, trgeno
eine Sbliesenbeit 1erseiien 81 baben, Miicisz
felt, aBirres Sersticpfen, 9unfte BOT ben Nusef,
aetbe 6aIf, iiberbaupt &opffdulersen cberhalb
pe5 red,tsn auqeS, unrhbiger Sdlaf nit be1nss
Stfoeucett Tr1urrett, fart aefdrtter 1lrin llttp
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u E + F pp { II 1t a.

Ruffs @fIIeM ffno fpc,ieH fir biefe Idne
bereifef, efneDpffs pernriadyt eincn plcben98eds
{ef I'm Beffnten, baf Der 2eicetfs erifaunt IT..
eie permiebren BEN Mppetff uno oerriaden Wietid,s
atrfa. ba Der Q1rper aen6trt unp pnrbitre fpmfdbe
aBtrfnna nuf observation-disclosures Elm reselmdht=
ger GtnbIsau9 terporDerufen tpirs. Dreis p Gents
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"BUCHUPATBA

5&neIle, ssinolide Sur fir aas
iAmer5lidsr Nieren=, gtafens unb urin=
Orsan=Srantbeiten. 81. Bei Mpotteterr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-07-23

Sine alte Barieriu, ,ast: ,,Dr.
aders @nsliid Siemecb" ift COS bette
wiitteI se9en Sulfen. Brdune oosr Dipb>
erie. Bsi auen arDtbetern ,u baben.
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TROUGH ON RATS"
gertreibt Ratten, MduIe, @otbauseu,
5liesen, Nmeiien, Bsttwan5en, @tinttbtes.
e. Is Gents. Bei Npctbetern.
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q nff'a 81 nir 81 d e.

@rane 9aare coer 9 rte iperpen burtb elm etn5ises
Auitraaen etefer 5arbe 5u gldn5enb fhipdr5en
reripaoel Gle oerIebt etne natrlte 5arbe uno ftrtt
auaenbitdl 81 nertaufen tn gpotteten ooer tprn na
GffIce IS Wfurrap Gtreet, seetp>2Jprf.
f9r. JittS Wnutai, merfbpcuer nnteruesflnaen urnl
tuasterSe5epte pon tpre auf@ertanaen fret perenpet
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Sertiee ansiiee
81 oen,biui9iten Breiien.

81 oel1lblIll91tell Prel1eiI.
llnier 2aser in @eibeit=
llllo CONNER &leiberitoffen
1T caS 9rDRte in Ger @tobt.
Was bic Qualitdt ser Waa~
rem unb ibre gillisfeit be~
trifft, 10 indt eS ieineS @leie
6en.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04

The City Council did well In eIecting on
Monday evening three trustees OF the c.y
public-schools 10 take the places OF the
three CAMERON trustees whose terms VIII
expIre on the fst OF August. 1t Is not
well TO fail to take all the chances when
your adyersaries are such 'AxERoN,
Fam. and BLAIR. But the I II acted
still more wisely in deciding W meet In
august; for. according to the words OF the
law, whatever might have been the inten-
ton OF the lawmakers, the trustees must
be elected after the vacancies occur. There
are no vacancies now; and trustees elected
BY the City Council before there were any
vacancies would be treated as the trustees
were who were so unceremoniously kicked
out few months ago. We hold, there
fore, that 1t is absolutely indispensable that
Messrs. RADY, CARY, and CANNON shouid
be elected in August alse.
What says the laws We have often pub
lished 1t; but we will quote 1t again. Fol-
lowing some other provisions are the SUD-
Joined words:
GAN vacancies which may Afterwards
occur in the School Board may be SUPPLIED
at any time within sixty days AFTER
their occurrence, by appointment made 5y
the CITY Council" "Should the Clty
Council in any case fail to act aoithin he
time prescribed, it shall be the duty OF the
(State) Board OF Education to iii the va
cancy or vacancies without delay"
When will vacancies occur in the School
Boards On the 1st day OF August. When
can the City Council iii them? "Within
sixty days after their occurrence" Docs
that mean before they occurs No. Oh
course not. And CAMERON, FARR, ana
BLAIR know all this as well as anybody
else. When can they act? Only after the
City Council has failed to act ",ofthtn the
time prescribed" When is the "time pre-
scrbed"? Sixty days after the occur
renee Of the vacancies. 1t Is "within"
this "time" that the City Council must
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SPECIAL NOTICES
mr. WHAT WE ARE DOING.
WE ARE SELLING

WE ARE SELLING
DOUDLE-FACED LINEN TAbLE-co' ""' ~
s5c.-usualiy sold at ~: 90. u,,,
TURKEY-RED sTAND-C0vERs at SOC. worm
50c.;
worth s1.25, aud at s1.25 worth sl.Ioi
LINEN DAMAsK, for TABLE-CLOTHs' ~ ooc'
worth Soc, at 45c. worth 60c., at Doc. worm
75c. nj soc. worth 60c., ut 7ec. worth u
1914 BARNsLEY LINEN sHEETING AT ooc. =
yard worth s1.25, ia ditto al II worm
Ass, 1874 ditto at 81 20 worth s1.75;
"a PIILOw-CASE LINEN at 4oc. yaru
worth 60c.;
IARGE-sIZE WHITE QUILTS at CSC. worth
eOc., at 81 worth sl.5O, ut 1.25 worth si''o'
at sI.5O worth ~:
Elegant WHITE MARsEiLLEs QUILTS :" -
worth SO; .cr
TIDES and LACE PILL 0w-sHAMs' also LACE
RFD-sETs, very cheap-no such assortmento oil
these goods can be found elsewhere;
r,egnnt sAsH-RIBBoNs, inches wide' war
ranted all silk, at csc. yard worth u;
CUIIDREN,s CARRIAGES large assortment.
of the latest styies--prces fixed down 10 cost
and less. ms the entire lot must BE- sold;
CRooULT, In A., g., and S-ball sefs' IRON ooc' 10
csc. 10 90 a set;
HANMoCKs ut 75c., 81, 1.50, and 50;
aIso HAMMOCK -sPREADERs, ROPES, and
PILLOWS;
CRASH TOwELLING at 5, 81, 81, TO- I2's, lo7i'
20, and 22c. yard;
DAMASK TOWELS at &c. worth 13c., at l2tc'
worth Tic, ut 21c. worth 3Oc., at zoe. worth
35c., at 40c. worth 75c., also up to sl.oO
each;
HUCKABACK TOWELS from 81 up to sl2
dozen-see our extra large Towels at ID and
Csc each, worth 20 and 40c.:
FCENCH FIGURED WHITE PlQUE at 15c.
worth Csc;
PURE APPLE TISSUE, for DRESSES, at 15c.-
reduced from 25c.;
Remnants Of PRIDE-OF-TIIE-WEST COTTON
at lie. a YARD;
CURTAIN-MUSLIN at 12Hc. yard worth zoe.
and ut 1870. worth 2Jc.:
GENTLEMEN'S CELLULOID COLLARS and
CUFFs-just the article for warm weather;
sUN-UMBRELLAs and PARAsOLS in great
variety at the lowest prices.
HOOP-SKIRTS AID BUSTLES of the latest
STYLES;
LINEN, MOHAIR, and GRASS-CLOTH UL-
STERS at the lowest prices;
LINEN, GlNGHAM and WHITE DRESSES
ut all prices;
READY-MADE DRESSES FOR CHILDREN
very cheap;
CORsETS-we show Thompson's Glove-Fitting,
Warmers Health, spinal, Abdominal. Eitsllc
Hip. Patent Roman, Nursing, The Great Bam-
boo, and fifty other styles;
A large stock Of LADIES' UNDERWEAR, made
of the best material--our prices are the lowest
for flrst-class goods
CHILDREN'S TWIsTED-SlLK MfTTS at DC.
worth csc. and at 15c. worth Soc:
BRACES for MEN, WOMEN. and CHILDREN;
BASKETS, SATCHELS. TRUNKS, SHAWL
STRAPS, TRUNK-STRAPS and BAG
STRAPS;
TOOTH, NAIL, and HAIR-BRUSHES, also
WIIISKS;
.SHIRT-BOSOMS ut 16Ac. worth Csc, at zoe.
worth soc, and at csc. worth Ace.
GENTLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS at 81 per
dozen worth $3.50;
WHITE LAWN TIES, dozen for 25c.; -,
Big bargains In CENT? EMEN'S LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS;
large assortment of SOCKS very cheap at
LEVY, DAVIS Il BRAKES,
Successors 10 Levy Brothers,
jy4 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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~,rryre,s.

~-~~~>-.~- - -. x-,vorurA
THE srArEBASk OF AL HlI isss.
RICHMOND, Vac june oV' 2sr,r,
THE REGULAR ANNUAL M ME Ems
Il ING OF THE sToCKHoLpEks Ur sshT.
BANK will be held IN their oa nsluts
uEnAy July T. sssi Z; H s.'ai I'LL. Cashier
NOTICE TO THE sT0CKHa.0oLIpHEkss
IN OF THE DOVER COAL GU gs nnaIss OF
general meeiips OF the sTOChHOn,,py,esrhoo, d a.
THE DOVER COAL COMPANY VIII DC n IN The
the superjntendents house at Manak,n, ia ~, ON
county OF Goochland, In the Sac Oh III n,cIeck
WEDNESDAY. August l. 1852. ~ s e,ecting
noon, for the purpose OF adopting oys.wing lie
officers, and. II deemed expeoIent, az meet.
doings Of the Directors OF the CompSmy o 1s75:
ings held in New York city OCTOBER Il Nv 10 IL.
April o. 1876: April Is. 1875; and MAY 70,
1880. and the doings OF the stockboluers ~ q, a
meeting held In New York May ls, 1851, as ,',o
consider propositions relating 70 the sac U, o 20
disposition OF the companys properies' ann eJ
transact any other business that may DC uee'"ou
expedient. N. THAYER,
JAMES II. BLAKE,
Executors Of Nathaniel Thnyer;
HORATfO q. PARKER,
FRANCIS J. PARKER.
for self and co-executor, Executors OF VIII OF Joe
JAMES II. BLAKE;
n. STOCKTON.
r. G. WINTHROP. Jr.,
y. Il. PARKER.
Executors OF will Of Robert NJ. Mason;
PARKER & COBB;
CHARLES NJ. WOLCOTT.
Executor OF will OF Frederick ii. Wolcott.
~ Limo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04

we nominate for chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee OF the State
Richard r. Bcirne, OF Richmond. lie Is
nrocressIye. strong, and courageous. WIN
bar6onr AZ The head Of the State Committee
a,, nd Rcirne at the head OF the Executive
@"m we would have five, agrees
1--WE canvass, and one that would be sure
to win.-Lynchturg Ne'cs. :,
We don't know that Mr.. BETRSE would
accent the position; but we do know that
n he should he would give no rest to the
soles Of his feet, nor to the enemies OF the
Democratic party. between the day OF his
appointment and the day Of the election.
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An IncOnvenient Habit of Bleeding.

ILewiston lhe.D JOURNAL. June SOL
1t was month ago, on the authority OF
an Auburn doctor, that boy ten years OF
age, living at Poland Corner, suffered a
slight abrasion of the knee. The wound
was not serious, but the flow Of blood that
ensued continued all day and the next and
the next, for three weeks in greater or less
amounts, and was stopped only after the
most determined means were taken. Three
days ago the boy cut his finger. The wound
operated in exactly the same way. In spite
OF three physicians in attendance the wound
bled profusely. The boy became weaken
ed and delirious under the loss OF blood.
The bleeding stopped Friday, after the
boys condition had become critical.
Neighbors stoutly assert that the boy - has
no veins and that only arterial blood
courses throughout his body" Such case
Is, OF course, held to be improbable. The
strangest part OF the affair is that the entire
family OF boys have been and are affected
in the same way. A number OF years ago
one OF the boys in the family lost his life
through an impossibility OF stopping the
flow of blood from slight wound. The
explanation of an informant was that a
morbid fear of death by bleeding kept in ac-
ton the blood 10 such an extent that its
stoppage became w@llnigh impossible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04

COLONEL. LEwELLEN.-We were gratified
10 greet this sterling Democrat yesterday,
VINO returned TO his post OF abor-editor
on the Ledger--after months rest in the
mountains, recuperated and invigorated
ior the iuiure work on his excellent paper.
lie speaks Slowingly OF the feeling Of the
people 10 crush out Mahonery and bossism
10 the coming election. We welcome him
back, ana wish him long years Of useful
ness to the Commonwealth Norfolk Vir-
0iniaa.
Uncle Dick has become the NEsroR Of
the Virginia press. Concerning his Rock.
bridge trip We expect 10 hear from him
through his paper, in one way or another.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04

JAY GOULD, WILLIAM III. VANDERBILT,
and the head of the AsToR family. are
worth more than a hundred millions of
dollars. Each of them is worth more than
forty millions of dollars--the assessed
value OF all the property, real and personal,
in this city Of Richmond. Yet WILLIAM
NJ. EvARTs, Esq. and others, are out in q
circular requesting the people Of this and
other cities to assist New York in raising
$780, to place the BARTHoLDI statue in
position.
"Millions for defence, not cent for tri-
butte" Not cent TO help MIDAS to save
his gold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04
DEATHS.

Died, at her fathers residence, No. II south
MATTE. infant daughter of Joseph v. and Kate
Hart Beazley: aged one year and fifteen days.
Her funeral Will take place THIS "Wednesday
EyENING from the residence at O'Clock.
Friends invited.
Died, In Charles City county, Va, July 2, 1883,
LisETTE MARIAN NANCE. the only child Of
L. NJ and f. ID. Nance; aged eight months and five
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04

POISONED WATER TO DRINK.-Wben the
fish died in the river, forty miles above the
water-works, many people were alarmed
lest the defilement of the water might ex-
tend all the way down. Happily there was
nothing but what could be remedied by the
use of something that everybody could pro-
cure at few minutes notice. This little
something" was Perry Davis's Pain
Killer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04

VI. ROSENBAUM has this day admitted LEON
WALIERSTEIN and MORTON e. RO>tNBAl VI
10 an Interest i'm his business, and Will cuututc As
successors of :. VI. & NJ ROSENBAt VI. undo the
firm name Of VI. EOSENBAl'M n CO..
importers and Jobbers Of Dry Goods and Notions,
at the old stand, Nos. I'LL and l2ll4 Main
street.
Approaching the favor, 30 llbcrplly bestowed on
the old firm, solicit cpntinuanenu f patronage.
Past experience and present facilities viii ena-
bic US 10 serve the trade 70 the very lest advantage.
VI. ROSENBAIM ( GO.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC.NICs, &c.
4 SHADY PLACE.

A SHADY PLACE.
There will he a GRAND PICNIC given Mt
JAMES-RIVER BREWERY WEDNESDAY,.
July 4, 1888, under the auspices OF the Mount
Erin beneficial aud social Society No. 4.
we pledge all who attend "A pleasant time, as no
improper characters will be allowed on the
ground I'D strict order will be maintained.
Tickets, DO cents. Ladies free.
Dancing to commence ut II M.
Committee Of Arrangements: John G.. Schardt,
James r.. Grady, Thomas j. Enrighf, James l..
Botto, Thomas n. Davis. Floor Committee: Frank
j. Parater, John r. Enright, Nathaniel W.
Thompson, Edward b. Baker, Thomas johnson.
~ l-Su& VETS
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NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs.

Proposals for the sale or surrender of SEVENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS OF BONDS Of the
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
lue November lst, 1858, are invited until July
ST 1888, and may be addressed 10 me at Hills
'oro'. y. O., delivered scaled 10 the First Ma
lonal Bank Of Charlotte. the National Bank of
eigh. Right reserved to reject any or all bids.
JOHN W. GRAHAM.
Trustee Of Sinking Fund of North Carolina
Railroad Company.
JUNE !, 1888. r. 3-30t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04

The Virginia Lao Journal for july
1888, Is out. JAMES c. LAMB and b. L.
CHRISTIAN, editors. j. w. RANDOLPH d
ENGLISH, publishers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04
NJ EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS

Np EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
ID. & F. MITTELDORFER
have lust received large stock of WHITE
GOODS, LACEs. PARASoLS, FANS, HOSIERY,
TI\GS. OIL-CLOTIIS, UNDERSHIRTS, &C.,
&C., bought auction.
LAWNS in beautiful styles. at AZ, 81, 81, "a, 81,
WHITE GOODS-LINON DE DACCA at Sc
worth l2hc.; at loo. II yards wide, regular
price 20c:; at 1870. worth 25c. ut 2Oc regu-
lar price zoe.
4 full line Of all kinds Of WHITE GOODS.
DRESS GOODS. in Checks-all colors;
NUNS YELLING;
BLACK and C0LORED SILKS;
SUMMER SILKS at 40, 30, 60, and 75c.
FANS! FANS. FANS! FANS.
The largest stock Of FANS ever offered in this
market All In want Of FANS will do well to
look at our stock.
MATTINGs! MATTINGS! MATTINGS!
343 NEW PIECES just received from auction
On these goods we are headquarters.
WHITE MATING at $40 piece of forty
yards:
FANCY MATTINGs at all prices:
CARPETS to be closed out regardless of cost, of
which we have a large stock:
OIL-CLOTiiS for floors and tables
WINDOW SHADES, In Plain and Fancy.
UNDERsHIRTs! UNDEISHIRTS!
LADIES' SUMMER UNDERSHIRTS at zoe
GENTLEMEN'N GAUZE UNDERSHlRTS at Is.
%, 20, 80. 35, 40, 80, and 6Oc. for thread
one:
CIilLDREN'S SUMMER UNDERSTANDS at all
prices.
COR sETS! CORSETSl CORSETs!
CO?SET at 25c. worth soc;
CORSET at Acc. worth 75c.;
CORSET ut soc. worth $3.50;
sTATUEsQCE WOVEN ABDOMINAL CORSET
at sl.50, former price $3.50.
$50 dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS just OPEN
ed, AT As, 50. 50, 70, S5c.. and IL for the cele-
brated PLANET.
Don't tail to give us a call for bargains I'm all
kinds of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
ID. K f.. MlTTELDORFER,
" 1-Su.W&Sa 527 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04

Senator Mahone's son Is straight-out
Democrat and not Readiuster.-Ph'!d-
delphia Telegraph.
Whence came that statement! 1t is new
to us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04

In retiring from the Old-c-tahlishod firm Of :.
NJ < VI. ROSENBAUM take great pleasure in re-
the new firm Of VI. RO~ENBAIM &
co. and bcsp,ak for them the same liberal pdtrpu-
age heretofore extended 10 the old urn.
:. NJ EO>ENBAIN.
w a 1hISo0(o5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04
FANCY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS.
~~~~N~>~-~r-
9 VEINS
OPENS THIS WEEK

OPENS THIS WEEK
rs dne PORCELAIN AND FIGURED STAND
LAMPS, trimmed complete, at ST.
New designs in LIBRARY and PENDANT
LAMPS at very low prices:
shapes Of FRENCH-PLATE TOILET MIR
R0RS at$1;
cases LUBiN'S SOAP, selling cakes for Sc.
A lot OF B. and 6-foot sTEP-LADDERS at 81 and
f1.25;
Anotherlot of that HANDsOME-BoX PAPER at
25c.;
Large invoice Of "CRANE's" CREAM PAPER.
selling at l5c. per quire and 15c. package
All sizes OF WATER-CoOLERs, both Richmond
and northern make, at bottom prices;
A beautiful assortment of CHINA CHAMBER
SETS, all colors, band and moss rose. from
e3up.
want 10 close the balance Of my stock Of GULL
DREN's CARRIAGES, among which are severa
very lne ones that win be sold at the price Of me-
dum grades at STEVENS,
ei2 sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04
DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERsHIPS.
RICHMOND, VA" june 30, 1883.
TJJE COMPREHENSIVE HERE TO

i FORE existing between the undersigned, un-
der the frm-name of ;. VI. & VI. RosENBAJM,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Either Of the partners is authorized To- colcc; aud
discharge any outstanding claims, and 10 sisn the
name of the firm In liquidation.
All persons indebted to the firm arc requested 20
make prompt payment a, their bill. mature, ana
those owing bills past due are urged To- make ST.
Element at once. :. VI. Ro>LNbAt VI,
VI. ROSENBAUM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04
STEAMBOAT FOR sALE.eEM. /,

The small steamer .TIGER LILY" will be sold
cheap for cash. Apply 10
GEORGE HENDERSON. Assignee.
Posl-0lice Box 402, Newbern, N.
Ne l0-lm